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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-01


GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The advance in gold, coupled with the frmness OF
the foreign quotations, led 10 better prices and
more active demand for government securities the
foreign bankers buyers OF which and sellers Of
gold. In this connection 1t is interesting 10 note
that the upward movement in the Gold Room is due
to purchases by domestic spectators rather than
by foreign houses. The issue of the move
ment remains to be seen. The following
were the closing prices for the government list
United States currency SKIES 1l114 a 1l1]l;
do, 1881, registered. ia 1l4}s; do. do., coupon
1l41s 1Ah; do. fve-twennes, registered
May and November ll15s NIX; do. do, 1862 con.
pon do. 1923. 1l2zs do. do, 1854. do. d.. I1l16
111si do. do, 1895, do. do, 111H 111%; do co..
registered January and July lO92s l10$; do
dO 1886, coupon do, 40 1l04; DO. DO, 1857, 10
d. 11o1s 1l0A do. DO, 1858, do do, 1ls y lloss
do. ten-fort1es, registered, 1867. 1861 do. do
pon 100 a 1929.
STOCKS BUoYANT AND STRONG.
The stock market. fairly active tor few
speclaties, and Lake Shore and Northwestern pre-
ferred were the favOries in limited but buoyant
business me former advanced to e2iz aud the lat
ter to s75l. The other railways and the mscel.
aneous list were strong by sympathy, but with little
doing in them. Even The sharp reversal OF the gold
premium served to check the Improvement only
temporarily. The following were the closing prices
at the last session OF the Stock ExchaDge:-Cari-
ton Company, 81 625s; Consolidation Coal, 70
a 80; Cumberland Iron, 40; Western cAion 332.
33T; Quicksilver, As bid; Mar'posa, Al So; do.
preferred, 81; Adams Express. S5al s5ts: Wells
Fargo Express, 121i 1871; do. scrip. "a 2s,
American Express, 4O3s 41h; United States Ex-
press, Az a AZ; Pacific Mail, sS9s 3sx; New York
Central consolidated s4s4 9iys do. scrip sax ssg.:
Erie, 22,. 22H; Harlem, 1915 a 1885, Reading, s6 n
ssa; Michigan Central 1l9 bid Lake Shore si5I o.:
Illinois Central, 1855 a 1877; Cleveland and Pttsburg
loo I06> u; Chicago and NorthwesterH, So s2s4 do.
preferred, se7 81; Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati
and indianapolis, 79 so New Jersey Central Iols.
l0IX; Rock Island, llSl 1875; Milwaukee and 81.
Paul. 8JX COS; do preferred, 77ts TN; Toledo,
Wabash and Western, 5l1 6l1s: do. preferred, rs
bid; Fert wayne, "a a 9415; Chicago ana Alton, liz
a 1121; do preferred, liz bid; OHIO and MISSISSIPPI
"a 341S; Delaware, Lackawanna ana western, 1O3
1881; Morris and Essex, $50 50; Boston Hartford
and Erie, 81. 81; Hannibal and 81. Joseph los
bid; do. preferred, liz ll2,s; Columbus, Chicago
and Indiana Central, 17A l75s.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following were the highest and lowest prices
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TIVE COAL MARKET.

Decline in Prices from tho snies Of July
AZ TITO monthly sale or Scranton Goa! at auction
yesterday the attendance OF buyers was scarcely 80
large usual aud the excitement did not reach Its
customary pitch. The prices realized were lower
than at the last auction, though the average rate
was only from i've to fifteen cents ton less. Tho
following table shows the sales and prices together
with the prices obtained at the last auction;-
ysrfcA y,,-fre ,yf
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REss. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

New York S'iiy.
West Broadway, es, &4 OF Thomas at 16 sx6o s2a00o
sh st. So E5n OF av D. srsd .i2to0
lth st. S. 31l9ft Of nv %, thence IT'S
b5b a. Es,a e W Of eh av, ~ i0x9S 1900
hNh Al, lS45 n W OF 4h 6xl0JS ....... 4pCO
luth st, H. b75 II of 9TH b0rl0Q.
nm at 2as Il OF ID Nv, i7xle0 6ao0
Av Aud led st b0bxb0 6co0
Kings County.
BROOKLYN.
Baltic At, s7S II OF Bond st. 25srO0 ....... 500
CRANBERRY 1T, Has W Of Henry 2lsl00 no. 65e
Ickiord OF, lg0 II of Norman 25xlO0.
Fulton ct, es 81 It of Market at, 6sxi26..l ,,o
James Ills Of Market 72y6OrlYbOS o,Vvo
Smith 8, 1876 Il n OF Church A. sbxiC0 .... SIS
yEotter 1t, q, l of Greene 2Ux00 .l5u0e
Noodheh st, ., rs OF Hicks st. 2OklU0 1900
Warren st. 332 II " of 4th av l68xl00 $500
walworh st, $, ls2.sn OF Myrtle av 2l.gs.0xlxovr
"a axl00. 5000
9Th ST. 20 II or South LIST ST. 81 x62........... ssO
10th at, ., 81; II W OF 81 4OD1
10th ~. y BIT II Of I'D 96xsl A1O0
South LIST ST. g. 40 10 II OF sd ut, udet A40
Bushyck nv aud Elm st. corner, Ii64xg6... 5000
Harrison 10 OF Walton ST. 25xl0O $3.50
Hudson County, n. s..
CITY.
Montgomery I75 IL OF Sherman place. 3lxOo.. 2nO
Grove 1T. lot 2 block Van Worst map, 25xU9 4l0y
South STU 81 5, lot IL, block Bacots g5XsO 100
Ls,ex County, n. j.
Johnson adjoining Doottle, 5oDy200 ... $500
Austin st. % of Psrkhurst st. 4sxylx6tK6t.. 40
Delaney st and +, corner I2ix1U9 8lO0
Court ~ 40 no 3D. 21bx10 25UO
South 18th ct. 2i3 of ST. 5oXlOo $500
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BRouKl,qN CRY NEWS
~~e>~,@>~~>,;.S s's',s- = ------------.
Miscellaneous, Police and Local Items Of
.sxA.s-Gs-4I .>E-. Interest. r""-,~

.
one thousand eight hundred ana thrty.tnras
dollars were paid yesterday ont OF the Oy Treasury
20 the Aldermen, beingthe aggregate amount Of their
monthly stipend.
William Carr, who fell from the second story win
COW OF his residence to the sidewalk on Tuesday
Dast, died yesterday At 81. Peters Hospital Hicks
street, OF the injuries sustained by the lall.
william Harding the sneak chief caught by ofrcer
Livingston, charged with robbing the residence OF
Mrs. Prcndergrast, in Nassau street. was Yesterday
committed TO await the action OF the Grana July,
Thomas MCGUIRE the proprietor OF liquor saloon
Ft the corner of Main and Water streets, was
Arrested and locked up yesterday, for assnuting
michael Kilmead, one OF his customers, with an Ice
pick.
Three young men, named Alexsnder McKenney.
bominick Ruth and Bernard Foran were arrested
OF having burglarIously entered the grocery store OF
John 6egler. In HICKS street. They were locked up
30 await TRIAL
John Glacken was beaten about the head yester-
day by John Cenroddy during dispute upon the
respective merits and dement's or the Prussan
Dhlans ana French cuirassers. Justice Buckley
lined the French sympathizer Conroddy. forty dol
lars, which he paid, and was therefore released from
uurance vile.
OSssAS
the charge Of feloniousy assaultng Mary Murphy
with brick at her residence corner OF Columbia
and King streets, yesterday. The Injured woman
rs confined TO the City Hospital, suffering from
fracture Of the skull.
John G. Werner and William Weed, charged with
arson In setting fire TO the premises No. 1sI Fulton
street. on the 18th OF June last, were discharged
from custody by Justice Walsh yesterday, the EVIL
tdence ELECTED during the examination being III
sufficient to convict the accused.
Captain Charles G. bunker, ofQuaker City notorie-
fy. surprised and captured hall thief at No. II
Henry street yesterday morning The rogue had
been raidng about the lower part of the house. when
the captain pOunced upon MIN. The prisoner who
gave the name Michael Lyons. was committed for
culture examination.
The agent Of the Brooklyn Life Insurance Compa.
ny Benjamin Lyons, caused the arrest Of Isaac d.
Smith, yesterday, on charge of embezzlement. The
pccused 1t is alleged collected $780, while recently
IN me service OF said company and appropriated the
funds to his own use. The defendant gave bail 10
appear before Justice Buckley for examination.
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GoAN
Corn %s i. is.,sy
ssss were s9os, 1900 6aaIs 81 cScsys
JInS, wiae. q q z amber winter closing i The
WEE sboa s & and Sss ERE wer s .,s as
and sas slc for yellow Oats duil the market
Ssk ssd and Sq S sSsa and s s at
o sna b, Rye was dun aud nominal a. about &c. Barley
Nominal. No saes were reported. '''S'' '1''
especially oo s IT'D "a Re. ssE
pool steamers The char'erng business Qne though
for Which avord shippers. The oa
dom wy 6sls rosn at as Sd and 5000 bbs nor ~ 3D.
pss BARK
ao% sp ptS rpsaiins -: oia 10 Ko
is,ds% with 200 OSs :. o. & park from
now y Eew Bsdtord from f6ladsipais to Hayrs Ham
huge and gah es,so on p.yais
changed We Quote-Bag 2lc. &c., and oloth, 1910.
HAyThe demand was fair aud price, quite STEADY
81 81 Is ior shSrs rye SHAW, SIS
MEMrAI kinds were dull and nominal at our last quo.
MoLAssEs-The market sti withou, activity. there
being % except for s%a lots to supply The
yesterdays quotations Holders generally
shv sho demand for spirits r,.
ss sfns on for small nj G the As rather
l25 b6s part at 4c the market closing At $3.50 4oc Tor
light and we Ssad a. no sales az sos pss
hoyeveT were g'.hoa change Strained was quoted at
s45s e,irs %. aud window glass; 81 WITH smsI sale,
within WIN the .snSs g. these prices Wilmington LAT was dun
O,Isws heard important sale. Of lln.e.d, we ieh
IaIs aSis 81 % for :ssps ard =, wnIs. 70,
m.nd but prices were steady yesterday auotstons
aE D, f.. ps 81 cat
sss oo.ns at ssa 9 o %
800 bbls. t25 tS3l small lots
As for prime ness 'o c aSa so So. Weea
nos a' Scheme As
E E,s a9a Nrs for sb nsG FOR to
The market for lard steady al the open ne
FsS s wla wa;
obtaina6e at 6 on the spot and 100 for septnnber de-
'fsy
tor 80 v sT S for
lnacvy, lrIn iBc. 1870. FOR long clear;
s 81 mo- @ q
sales were coahned 20 small lots prices within the range
OF lsc NC Tor picked HAMS and sl5ec zS19c for ugnt
the being only for retail lots. Plain ness bbs
Prime mess In tcrces, $50 $50 No sss OF moment
frIGolrUs.c In bulk. tho spot wa. sul scarce
: delivery the s
active aud prices strong, closing however,
%ss: sass 'ss sF.s
Sa s dor early ps ssS we
q ,. los
market FOR snnsa oil nS %Is sus na sxos S Ws
%ere s;her nsay ~ we Close when ns s were ser
hair do There 1000 Dbls. at 3sc 2ssnc.
an Ine spot' si -,ov ~. vr .nc as MI W
aso yoo cases On pr,sa'e isns' iaes was mou-
, ,sss , , ,"i JUBILEE ,oi Dc, Nv .Ts,s 49,,
ths rarss pnnsned .ionnar ali ON ~ @
,s, ln, ,oa, on so 49,
NJ about ssc For septeSber ae,ive1v thsrs were ss, ~
lie cIosc NJ BE FOR liz b.,S sna nt or ~ ~,
h.jt Tbers rvar, aos seN hSie M Inc sno. - ,s o.
d. for the first nsr Of Ssnemb,r :. a; .ss n AZ rn
the',ast baf a. al on ~Fs'' ~ ~" ~ ' wv to'
RrCE~There were small sales OF Carolina within the
rance NJ sIIc QL<c rh. surnlv vas lion, -
coog wa. acuist Ant xs,v 'upP rnro Che MAJ"
sybausted About I0000 hays in bond were soli
vesierd.y for shiumenC 10 CHA n,rt N moi ain "a
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The summer dizziness In the real estate market ls
occasionally relieved by sale OF out or town lots,
which attracts fair attendance and At which ave-
rage prices are obtained. OF such Kind was sale
at Cherry Hin, near Hackcnseck, N j., on Tuesday
last, particulars OF which are subjoncd:-
0nsnEY nILL (s. " rRoprErY. by A d. MELLIoK Jn,
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s ss', o. iss msiNs ~ so 70;
Annat NJ ipisc n t9ac. pr rS-~c,oh.r and Nov0la
ber at ioNs ano ~, a., tor Noyenoer. at io9so- wo
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FfsbuF AND GRAIs,--teceits 1881 bbis dour, 2lc693
bosbes wheat $3.50 DO corn 100 do oats rye
The Hour market dull and savy and lower 20 sell Tho
sales were about 5000 bbs At prize within the range of our
quotations below. Southern hour ~ dui heavy ana lower;
unchanged In value; gaes 2Ou bbs CTn meal wat dull
small lot Jersey sold al xb. We auoNe--
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STREET QU0IAUltl

Receipts and Disbursements the Omcr Of
che Assistant Trensurer Of the United States,
New York, for The Month Ending JnIy 81,
1870.
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from two
per cent for carrying to fat Tor borrowing The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared. 500, 62o. 0G0
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1240, 657
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,459,143
The Scotia, for Europe, took out $3.50, 500 in
specie.
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one thousand eight hundred and thlrty-tnras
dollars were paid yesterday ont of the City Treasury
20 the Aldermen beingthe aggregate amount of their
nOnthIY stipend.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CHITH'S MAP OF MILITARY OPERATIONS IN
Frnnce-Largest scale complete map oxtantt
price 70 cents sent free by mail.
J. c. SMITH, IS yesey slrcst.
rINHE BEST WAR MAP.
Scbedlers large Typographical
Map Of the Seat OF War,
with plans OF the fortrsssess OF Pnris,
Metz and strasboury.
Printed 10 three coiors-mountains brown rvers blue;
the OF ctie towns villages, railroads
&c, black
Size 22S2s inches; folded IN pocket brT inches
Comprehensive abundant In desils accurate, distinctly
legible ana ornamental.
Sent postpaid receipt of prics of 81.
Large discount ~ Dealers Published by
r. STEIGER,
% and "a Frankfort street, New York.
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Statement Of Business mt the United States
Assay Once New York for the Month
Ending AuRmsr 81, 1870.
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wiliam Carr, who fell from the second story win
uow OF his residence to the sidewalk on Tuesday
3ast, died yesterday At ST. Peters Hospital, Hicks
street, OF tho injuries sustained by the lall.
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william Harding, the sneak chief caught by officer
Livingston, charged with robbng the residence OF
Mrs. Prcndergrast In Nassau street. was yesterday
CoMuulted 10 await the action or the Grand July,
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THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-01

funeral IRON the residence or her parents. ITO Fam
Eightyiourth street. this Thursday morning, at cen
O'CLOCK. <ssT~S' ~ =
baltimore papers please COPY - II 49,.
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(tOLTOk DENTAL ASSOCIATIOE.-OR TGINATORS or
" the aD@sthetic Of nitrous teeth
drawing peasnrs and certainly destroys all oce u
Cooper Institute.
100 TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT THE LEAST
IJO. pain with Laughn. Gas Beautiful OF
nous Gum Teeth on Rubber. $40. at Dr. BoDlNE'S, l9o
Grand street
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POlETICAL.

nEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS NO. Ut BROAD.
~ way-To Contractors. Proposals. enclosed a sealed
envelope, endorsed with the title of the
of the bidder written thereon, will be this
until Tuesday, September 49, 1870, ~ II O'Clock A. Mi
For completing in Fourth between Fifteenth
and Seventeenth streets.
Blank forms Of proposns together with the
and agreement, can be obtained ut fhis ONCE.
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED,
Commissioners
NEW YoRK, August q, 1870.
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Thomas Mcclure, the proprietor OF liquor saloon
fst the corner Of Main and Water streets, was
arrested and locked up yesterday, for assauItng
michael Kilmead, one OF his customers with an Ice
nick.
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THE LECTURE SEASON

IMPoRrANr LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, o
interesting Invaluable and scientific SUBJECTS shown
how 10 i've and what live delivered daily th
New York Museum OF Anatomy. Those unable
receive copy by forwarding 70 the Secretary u
Broadway.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11

1t you wan: pure wines and liquors, or
nice fragrant cigar, 60 to the Washing
ton Saloon, corner of Washington avenue
and Fourteenth street Thu proprietor,
Mr.. 7. Blankcnbure, will treat you well
and set out hi "bc.t which can't be sur
passed in Cairo. jelGdlm
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BULL'S
SARSAPAR|LLA
Read tie Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

Benton Barracks, No, April 30, isoo.
DR. John ByLI-pea Sir; Knowing the -lh.
cheney OF your sarsparilla, and the healing anu
Rene ne al qualities u possesses, send you Wr
following statement OF my case:
was wounded about two years ago-wis taken
tfi .oner and conhped for sixteen fnonths' bchs
inoyed 20 often, my wounds have not healed yet
have not sat up moment since was Nohhh.i
lam shot through the hips. My general heailh
IL Unmarried, and need something 10 ASSIST M
tnre. have more faith in your safsaparls than
nd ANYTHING else. | wish that that - genGlae,
lIense EXPRESS me a half dozen bottles, and
oblige tAri' u 4, 1VhNo"t,
p. s-The following was written April %, Iso",
b, Mrs. Jennie lshnson. mother OF capt Johh-
sou;
DIR, JOHN BULLs-Dcar Sir; My husband, 10.
q = Johnton, was Q skilful surgeon AMI ph!s"
ian IL Central New York. where he died, leaving
HI. above {. 4. Johnson IN my care. Mthlrtetn
wears OF age be had chronic dlarrhea AMI
serOfuIa for which ] gave him your sarsara!lh.
M CURED Nm; ! have for ten year, tccoW'
mended ID to many IN New York, Ohio anu iov>,
for scTofula, fever sores, and general debility,
Perfect success has attended IL. 1As oAres Cssasa
~ soms cases J screfaIa and fster sofes rers aae'i
uuraaaioas. 1 am very ANXIOUS for my son TO again
have recourse To your sarsaparilla. lie II rMiul
OF getting spurious article, hence his wf1inf I"
Won for II. HIS wounds we're tsrribe, but Ia
'''' H"~''' recover hs'p FEMME JOHNSON
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just received ut =. NeiF =, No. 20, Ohio
Lovcc q splendid 10; offspring Cassiinere'
Coating aud Ycsiings which will be made
np'in tho mast Fashionable .tslos and at
price. to suit tho time. a pcrirc, Fl, guar.
antoci or no snie. u
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Jusr RECEIVED The shoe Fly Elliot
md Don't Boldcr Ne Hats and caps Mt
=. Nors, No, 20 Ohio Lcyeo.
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AEc you out Of employment II, so
send for Tho Tho Groatc.t Work Of the
Age. Therein YOU will certainly find some.
thing that will not only give employment
but by perseverance lead 90 fortune. See
Advertisement in TIL, paper may s1!n
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\ new supply ofCalf Boots and Caters
ust received at 7, NcGs, No. ~ Ohio
Lcycc.
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FIFTEEN years almost exclusive use in
the New England state, ha. proved La1-
aru. ~ Morris perfected spectacles the
brs, made. irabcr BN's IRE sole agents
Cairo. Src advertisement.
io7dnwtf
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Srypr your Interests and read the ad
vertisemeui "Greale,i Work Of the Age
IN TIL. paper. 4Y... .. mayl
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4 Toilet Aseessity.

Ater nearly thirty years. . - eos - ,''ow
GENERALLY admitted hat MIR a. Lam, lor.
iiswaer IL the most ie'r, a. ls ND .pssesldc Of
alfsle, perfume II ontifcly different from
Cologu. Water eli should HpoT Boz oOHfauu1cd
~sA IL. the pefi-lDe of Cologne li-arp eaSing .
i"~ Indhent. aftsr IL Application. whh', uis' VI
ths fiarids ~trer lls'. fer many days. roH,on,
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Special Notices.

Rare Collection -Ro,yiaud's Rrc.ip,s
dasic A-ts, Discoveries, ct ., comprising yalu-
"e lnforma,ion for everyb.Gy. Sent By N nj, ttoe
POSTAGE for 80 cents.
Address II. r. NORMANDY 51l Market street,
Louis, Mo. se27Jawly
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AUCTION & COMMISSION
AsCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.
Daniel Hartman
No Extra Charge for Storage.

For prompt returns and strict attention 10 husi-
ness would most pccituily refer Ia the tulIuW'
IN merchants, bankers aud others.
Halliday Bros, II. iiurl sons, Adams Express
COMPANY, A. n. Stafford H. :, Hnrroll, bristol 4
stllwell, PaulG q. Srhuh. "a. u. Williamson, First
National Bank, of Cairo. BORDEN y Jones, New
YORK.. A. French, Hogan CLARK SSlcer"r, Hos
tn. Atlantic Class Co., fitIsuurs. 'hlpp FRO
10. M. Louis. ...U 'iulylIL
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11

LOOK At WALDrRs Stock oRCLoriiiSG
and furnishing good, TINS WEEK. 1t is
rcplc!e with AL rHE novelties Of the
season, ~ price - suit ,hetiuics. Corner
Sixth street aud Ohio lcvoe
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"a You Want

Mnicrln' to make u dollar bottle ~ the best Hair
Restorative ever used for restoring gray hair 70
songbs r"or. semi 70 GENT. Tor package. 10
~ voc WANT
Nee White Teeth, Healthy Gums, AMI sweet
tcnth send for our TURKISH DESrRIFlCE,
pro, s''snts .NN.r ID.
4 suri rifc fpt ifcldarhc, ca'trrlt itsfue.s,or
purEing 10 tre cars, snIl fsr oar arEHNuTA.
TORY. Pricc . cents.
NJ Either OF H. above Feut porf1'sit % t..
"rtpi 81 price.
Address Joseph X i..qh,f 'ai hi,fs,t -EesL
.f iHuIs, No. srs7lSdiW
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Tn ussrts rms woRip-dJcsnot contain """
no Ntnol pUisons to pafalyze the system VI -
dure death. II ~ perfectly harml'7N-' '"'
instantaneous. Avoid IA. Wanted nn dclu'i'"
fon,r,lions bo,4,inn y,r,ue. they Ono POSSESS,
y.n Womb ocean. ~. ,,7nger. I'll t"nuln"
w. \ Bolchoor'- Iet p,c has thirty year. r"p'
uinliun to upholl lis .nicgrily.l SOLD 10y Dug
gI.t-. Applied ., 10 Bpny stree. y u
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Clothing for the million ut 7. Nci'' No
~ Ohio lcyec. The best COOL in the city
Will 10 found q, this house II
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Boy Youg CLOTHING r~"N Waider'
corner G,h stree, aud Ohio Love" All
his rood, ar, reduced g. eoll prices huI
wa -, -utl s.. s-eenbacks W.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11

Peter Sca's mammoth a;Och Of Spring
clothing embraces all the new styles, and
what can be found nowhere cle in the
cily--alsrs aud veil varied s;ork Of boys
clntning. q
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11

'I'HE proprietor OF this celebrated tn.d,c,,.
Il Justly claims for IL q superiority over ali re.
nedles ever offered 10 the public for the saj, ~,
OF Chills and Fever, whether OF short or long
standing. He refers to the entire Western AMI
southwestern country to bear him testimony 10
the truth of the assertion, that in no ggaso
whatever VIII II fail to cure, If tho directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In great
many cases single dose has been sufficient fora
cure, and whole families have been cnred nv /,
single bottle, with n perfect restoration of the
general health. IL Is, however, prudent and m
every case more certain TO cure, IL its use is con.
tnued IN smaller doses for q week or two AFTER the
disease has been checked, more especially in an.
hcult and long standing cases. Usually tbis
medicine VIII not require any aid 70 keen Inc
towels IN good order should The patient, howoy.
er, require "a caihaftic medicine, after having
taken three or four doses Of the Tonic n single
viii De sufficient
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11

THy BEsT and CHEAPEST CLorniSG 10
b, found Is rms Cry is At I,AAC WAL
UEN =. corner "i GTH STREET X ONO lit
WE
IT, show. h. goods with pleasure, and
49,. usysF t#,. h'a Ia'rHnH g. li--,,' ~ !,
tAL.. rs nIsi II you want "a tarSaIh' u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11

BAEGAISs' BAEdAISs A good suit OF
clothing for ten dollars, at J.. N"fs, ~
Ohio Loyoc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11

--Remem Der the Rough and Ready hats
IN white and brown, a; John An,rims.
They are nice--,hey are cool. See
them. u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
80
ri,it X.

200 bbl.. Flour medium grade, also 200
half bbls. medium quality 'uitabl" for the
southern trade .or ,alo at the Egyptian
MILL. u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11

Whcr, ne solici,s continuance Of patronage OF
h- former customers, ~ well ~ that Of rs man!
new one. as may want prime groccrics' provisions
etc., remarkably cheap for cash,
Terms strictly cash, for which lac NH sell
lower than the longest. l.,M