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New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
baldwin LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.

eu6pe BY such combination either Of the three great essentials Of me-
yl earital buuesa family purposes" provision Tor OIL
,sc or Legacy family" some Of he other advantages o.
feed by the Company .
First: is security the Company have , $40 a~ for ever $1,000
liabilities
Second: II is - professs BE- real Mutual Economical Com
pauy established puose and solely for The enure Gene
Il Of he insured % scrutiny into its expenses and investments
viii proye consequently
Tri: II can afford lower rs than other mutual com
psuy tlus reap the advantages u due h'A
Fourth: Premiums only not forfeited bat pa~up Poh WIN
dividends issued sner the drst payment required
F: dividends applied rolac the second and all Subsequent
annual payments
Sixth: travelling by or lake oheefs OF u
psv, or merchant marine, or on the lives OF sonel.
Seventh: Tie Directors of this Company are men OF ma
ona reputation integrity and ability The seeuni Of the Com
psny unionbted a shove shown.
Ic., men officers Of other companies and OF
the mos prominent the country have given this Company The
preference the be un lists oi those insured
Liberal arrangements made with good parties TO
T. OKTg. Manager for NcwYork 1T Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10

great rfe In living TO great benenGe% GER bni
pure useful purpose II may pay, OF IL may ~ ts him
I'm living thus IL s real pety, Whatever % ~ nae So
SELF TO do let him do II with purP, ,r;rit of cod
Men must learn to take life as miuSi3 b;sv IN an
lie indeed in being busy simply, pu ,t ~ rs,tS The new
ou1-a cettiug beOy, the surlace lIUo -,rs -
,t h ~ soieun as scrious ~ earnest ~ iul"un" 10
gl.r,s It a. fi,c living love OF "a hNng Nud'
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10

All kinds of Twine. COrdage, and Paper
Net cash pnosL WILLARD HAEskr 80 brohdvhT NesiSrk.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10

Ladies' at bome-a SIX months campaign
begun Winter supplies being laid The fashion, are considered
usthng household comfort ana economy
toI PLrs K TED your grocer iGai Jon siHt dry aud
haEd. Depm. so WsshIEgton-st
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10

An entire section of OIL Paintings, at the
Fair the saved from destruction ieg nights
by H. H0AEs BrRGiR ALAHN TELEGRAM TWIN which the
building protected ng that window had blown open b. the
nOrl Ohee, huusl-f
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10

II. n. SoUmE's 81 Fulton-st., New-York, ie
place tuy ysnab. WArCnf'. ths DIaEoND
sIII. AA4 sTsEI1As kJI,avAls lg.EtseA Issc.IU-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
PO OSTS C RIPT.
4 A. NJ.

OPERATIONS, ON THE MOSELLE.
ORGANIZING THE FTlANCs-TIREURs AT LONGW1
TIE PRUSsIAN COMMUNICATIONS THREAT
RNED-A FRENCH REPORT OF THF sORTIE
AT NIFTY
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10

&" II USSIAN BRACES"
IA Tbe bsst Suspeueers ever wofa-
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09
rHE RAlLROAp ELECflON.

lit Is at all desirable 10 sanction the
subscription by the city Of 100000 to the
capital stock Of the Junction railroad COM
pany, by full vote, the friends Of the
proposition should go to work. The Bull
LErrS will perform its part faithfully and
in due season, but other agencies should be
set ut work. If the matter Is placed be-
fore the people in the proper light the vote
will be large and almost unanimous In IA
vor Of the proposition. For instance, the
people wish TO know in whose or what in
terest the road, when completed, will be
operated; the probabilities of its early con-
struction aud the effect Of its operation To-
cally and generally. Upon these heads
the people would gladly hear Col. MUIR
dock, president Of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad, and the presence Of that gentleman
should be secured.
The proposition has a 'cw enemies, and
these are tircless in the dissemination Of
frightful pictures Of tsxation--of the fall
lacy that the Illinois Central and Mobile
L. Ohio roads must, as a matter of self
preservation, build the Junction railroad,
and that, consequently, subscription of
100000 by the city will be money thrown
away" We do not apPrehend that any
cons iderable number Of voters will give
ear to these stories, but their fallacy should
be exposed; the truth should be made
known, and the mot effective method for
doing this is through public meetings.
We throw out these suggestions now,
hoping that in due time the friends Of the
road will act upon them. Before the day
Of election We should hold at least two
mass meetings-not that they are necess-
AIRY TO secure a majority vote in favor OF
the proposition, but that full vote may
be called out, and the subscription ordered
by majority that will leave no doubt In
the mind OF any one as To the sentiment OF
our people.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09
6AIHTY OF SPRING FABRICS.

Each succeeding month brings forth
something new in spring and summer dress
goods, the beauty Of which would seem to
admit Of no Improvement, yet In every
arrival We see something new to admire,
something prsttier than ever. Fabrics for
1870 are about the same as those worn last
year, but are neater and prettier. Piques,
msrseilles, percsles, ehintz, figures and
stripes, japanese poplins, etc, are eagerly
sought for and make neat and economical
suits for spring wear. X. A. Cunningham
has full supply ofthese goods and is selling
them 90 per cent cheaper than last year,
Why is il that his store is so popular
among those wishing dress goodsr 1t is
because he keeps the assortment and dis
poses of them at prices which cannot prove
otherwise than satisfactory. His store is
crowded every day and his goods eagerly
sought for. For new and desirable goods
60 10 Cunuingham's. IT,
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THE ArHESEux WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

The Young Mems Dramatic association
will give an entertainment in the Athe-
neum on Wednesday evening. The char
acter Of the entertainment is indicated in
their advertisement, which will be found in
another column.
The young men deserve a full house.
They have prepared programme that
will scarcely fail to please, and are strictly
home organization. They incurred con-
siderable expense in giving benefits to the
Orphan Asylum, and now that they pro-
pose to reimburse themselves, our citizens
should remember them. Read their an
nouncement, and lay aside fifty cents with
which, on Wednesday evening, to buy
ticket.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09
HOTEL, ARRIVALS,

~ Nicholas Hotel, May ;, is'O.
:. Wisman, Springfield, Ohioi j. 4.
Kenny, Chicago, ILL.,; David Rine MOI
j. i. Bennum, No; Stephen Brodwatcr,
No; q. W. Tanner, Ballard Co. Kya
Samuel Clark, Chicago, Ill; j. NJ Emer-
son, Chicago, III Mr.. Chambers and fam
lily, St Louis, No. Samuel Shoirer, Day
ton, Ohio; VIM. 4. Norton, Du Quoin, HI
". j. Hill, No; Henry Flconcr, KY j.
Shruae,, Arkansas +. IIerges, Arkansas :
jaime. Marks, Tenn; G. II. Hewlett, Tenn.
j. ]. Messriath, Tenn; c. Chol, and wife,
New York VI. Mechet and wife, Paris,
France 4. Monteathc, New Orleans; j.
Lemane, st. james, France W. II. Chop
man and wife, Centralia, III.
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DOyLE's BODY yOCND.

We referred, last Thursday, to the
drowning Of a man by the name Of Boyle,
from the Cairo and Paducah packet Pc
trolia, Capt. John W. Trover. The un-
fortunate man fell overheard Tuesday
night, At point known ms the Grand
Chain, about twenty miles above Cairo.
Suffering somewhat from the effects Of
liquor, one Of the hands of the boat pre-
pared place for him TO lie down. When,
a few minutes afterwards, the hand passed
around to see how his charge was faring,
he could fined no trace Of him. He had
walked or fallen overheard, and without
u single cry for help that was heard, sank
TO rise no more.
Early yesterday morning the body wa,
found in the river opposite the round
house, and brought To the shore. Coroner
Corcoran was Immediately notified, and
convened a jury, naming Mr.. q. Kelly
as foreman. The verdic, was that de-
ceased came To his death by drowning
by means unknown to the jury. The body
was then taken in charge by Mr.. Arthur
Boyle, deceased's brother, and given de-
cent burial.
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TILE GREAT sgRING RENEni.

In the spring Of the year, nature de-
mands an assistant in driving out the NOR
bifc substance collected in the blood,
which is sure 10 generate bilious COM
plants and dcrange the entire human .y.-
TEN. The only remedy adequately cilcc-
tual in cases Of this character is Mishlcr,
Herb Bittcrs, which thoroughly puri6cs
the blood, corrects all the Irregularities Of
the system, re-invigorotes the general con-
sti,ution, and produces perfect health aud
good spirits where now is general debility.
nervousness, etc. For all diseases arising
from impurities of the blood, Mishlers
Herb Btters is pronounced by the highest
medical authorities the most certain,
speedy, and agreeable remedy extant
Thousands have tested it, efficacy, and de-
clare it is the greatest assistant OF nature
in her conflict with disease, that tho light
Of science has ever brought to our knowl-
edge. Sold by all druggists ard d,alyr..
DIR. =. B. Hartman Il Co., Prcpretors
Lancaster. Pa mGcod lwltw.
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He has taxed one family In that ncighbor-
hood for eighteen chickens.
"A little six-year old boy fell head long
into the sipe-water in the rear of tho BUL-
/ LrTrS office to-day, but was rescued from
drowning by his father, who happened to
observe him struggling in the water.
When pulled out he regarded the whole
affair as a stupcndous joke, about the first
words he uttered being: "I've been bap-
tized. aint I7'
A government paymastcr or disburs-
ing agent is in the city paying over the
bounty money due the colorcd volunteers
ofthe late war. The amount Of bounty
paid ranges from so cents to $50 to each
claimant. One individual who reached
Cairo at an expense Of four dollars, re-
ccived one dollar. Csnvassing his re-
ceipts and expenditures he solemnly de-
clared that the next fuss the white folks
kick up must be fought out without hi. as
sis,ancc.
Messrs. Miller and Miller have just re-
ceivcd an unusually large, we'll assorted
and strictly fashionable supply Of piece
goods, to which they ask especial atten-
tion. The lot embraces the finest cloths
and cassimers ever brought to Cairo, and
such variety of styles that all tastes may
be accommodated. Suits or garments
from these goods are made to order In the
best manner and latest style, and At ag-
ures that will defy competition. For
proof Of this they only ask to be put on
trial. AT all events call around and see
the new goods. tsn25tf.
The children Of the Catholic and Ger
man schools were invited TO participate in
the Silver Cornet band picnic-our infor-
nation to the contrary notwithstanding.
Mr.. Bross, one of the committee Of ar
rangements, supplied the teacher Of the
German school with tickets, and twenty or
thirty Of the pupils Of that school were
present lie also called upon the teacher
of the Catholic school and rendered tickets,
but the teacher being unable TO say
whether his pupils would bc
permitted to participate, declined the ten.
der. Mr.. b. then requested him 10 deter
mine the pleasure Of the parties interested
ia the matter, and he would at any time
supply all the tickets required, which ut
all times were held ready for de-
livery, were not called for, IL was reasons-
I.I k.s IA. haA
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MILLINERY Ann uAIg cOOps.

Mrs. Addie Buck, between Ninth and
Tenth street,, has just returned TO Cairo
with beautiful stock OF millinery and
hair goods all kind, Of hair ornaments,
ribbons, nets, etc. She has the latest style
of dress hats for ladic, and children's sea
sides. France Of all shape. and color., aud
illusion of every shade. Her stock Of arti-
fetal flowers canno, be surpassed in Cairo
Mr.. Buck will dress hair in any desirable
style, having visited the hair dressing es-
tablishment in the Southern Hotel and Of
Madame Cambell, in st. Louis, with an eye
TO the especial benefit of her customers in
Cairo. m4lm.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


The cares and iabor- Of bgsiness IN. are apt 70
tell severely upon the health aud consiitniiun u
the ardent, susfgetiu hu- ness nHu, and ~leu the
need OF s-ne sustaining agent j. l"t, s'ifnulsui-
that cause only Temporary eNhllarutuu, 1hi
leave the system IN -tit. n partial c"lltp." Wh'n
their hr-t effect has passed 0f, are too often o..
sorted 10. ~ certainly u- ~" lciN's hshipi n q
re-idium % ashes, ~" use Of adul'crsted liquors
Of cotnfncrc" produces premature 'Nhau-fiou hrh
decay. Tonrh them not. Ton" nj r"EulHt' ~"
OystiaNei vital ma hnety With loststt"t STONE
ach Bitter. In that .hglcsofnc 'ttAif, ~" alno.
holic element. which u th" purcsf defiyatl" from
any source, h. toaperrd hy toe choicest touiH, t".
rent, anti-biuou- and nii.f.hflle vegetable -.
tracts aui lultc-. T. strengthen, recruit, suIars
anu purify the system b. N" MISSION of TIE great
vegetable specific. whpn the stomach q. in =
healthy state. the bie flows r. ~ ary, ihs toVs j.
. rfofm their Office propfflN, aud TIE tel gfaIhI'
hbres Of the nervous ~ stem tf" IN p"rf"t spfks
ing order, an enormous amount 81 labor 'au o"
horne without REX or Inconvenience, aud thr d.
rec, effect Of the Bters '- % promote th. yiguf
ou- condition of the functiuns upon ~hish the
nouti- i-hmcnt Of the body, and ~ power 90 en-.
durance mainly depend I'll" greAi tahir snd al .
teratiye IN. therefore, emphatrally rr commended
or ~ rcmar arkshle strcbgthening . operti"s, to
all upon sh0m the responsibilities oI 10" pres
heavily, and who feel Ike hintirg under Ne
burthsn. 4 lively appetite, splendid hessiIon,
elastic spirits, aud a marvellous shlity 20 sIth
stand fatigue, are among IN. blss-iHgs Justly a..
cribcd 90 The fenoyating opsr ration o' ih- palNis'
~. and pow erful cordial, ami NJ spfng and sum.
mef al'sratve, there - nothing IN th" nateris
msics that eau lie compared with it
mayavodlt~
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09

in the chute over the falls. Il, is also fall
ing rapidly ut Evansville.
The Cumberland is falling with 9 feet
on Harpeth shoals.
Business has been very good since last
report and large amount of freight has
been received and rcshippcd.
The City Of Evansville brought 300 pkg
furniture. 90 hogs and considerable as.
sorted freight for reshipment South.
The Idlcwild brought l,15O bags corn,
loi bbls -four, IS bbls whisky, 80 tons sun
dries for shipment South, and several lot.
leather and sundries for It. Louis.
The Lumsden was detained "a hour. be-
hind her time by the gale of last Saturday
morning. She brought S02 hhds tobacco,
10 bbls -four for reshipment South. aud
100 pkgs cedar ware for 81. Louis. She
returned last night with nearly n full load
Of produce and groceries.
The Talisman brought ~ hhds tobacco
for New Orleans, ~ *. feathers for re-
shipment North per /. G. H. r., 90 tons
pig iron for Grand Tower, and Is tons bar
! iron, cedar ware ard -undrics for 1t. Loui..
The Thompson Dean is iilling out here
with over 300 hhds tobacco, 1000 sacks
corn and considerable assorted freight.
The Great Republic, Shreve, Belle Mem
phis Church and Rubicon all received more
or less here.
The Petrolia bravcl the storm and made
her trip to Paducah and back, although
slightly behind time. The Milbrcy lost
one trip. Both boat. will leave punctually y
this evening.
The Thompson Dean leaves at an early
hour this afternoon for y. q.
The Talisman leaves positively tonight
for Nashville and all points on the Gum
berland river.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09
The Cairo Bulletin, May Q.
JEALOUSY. BLOOD AND purlsrs.

Persons who passed the corner of Wal
nut and Sixteenth street, abort II o'clock
IN, yesterday, might have heard a married
colorcd man inform another coored in
dividual that be was not at all pleased
with the attentions he bestowed upon his
wife. The same persons might have heard
the second individual declare that he didn't
care a snap, or words to that effect, and
was ready to take the consequences. a
half hour later the same brace of darkies
were seen vending their way toward the
Mississippi levce, and still later they
were seen coming home, both of them,
bruised and bloody. They had fought it
out, and were satisfied
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09
THE ST. yrcH cLAs norxL Rrsr,rn,T.

This popular and eligibly located house
Of public entertainment is now fitted and
furnished throughout in good style; and
under the management Of Messrs Walker
X Slisson, !. doing Il large and thriving
business. II is kept upon the European
plan-the guest calling for what he wants
and when he wants Il, whether In the day
or night time, and paying only for what
he orders. The rooms are large and clean,
furnished with the best Of beds and bed
ding, while all other features of the es-
tnblishment are arranged with nn especial
eye 10 the comfort and convenience of the
guests. jnGtf
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09
POLICE COURT.
., ESQ, p. NJ. Presiding

IT, Bross, Esq, p. N. Presiding.
There was an unusual activity in police
circles this forenoon, and II is rather re-
markable fact that most of the parties con-
victed had the wherewith to meet the de-
inands Of the outraged law.
John Greene, q gentleman Of color, con-
cluded that blasting would do his wife
Amanda some good, and proceeded to sd-
ministerit. Amanda's spirit remaining un-
broken, John threatened to cut her thr oat
with a razor, and Amanda having no
throat to spare jumped out Of the window,
and sought the protection of the law.
Sheehan asked John to come along, and
the squire asked him for $l8 20 which
was handed over without u grmace.
james Riley got drunk and Gosslnan got
Riley. The result was, that Riley brought
mp In the calaboose this morning, where he
will remain eleven days.
John Lorcnz complained that hi, son
August laid violent hands upon him---eyen
dealt him blow. 1t is well that there
were palliating circumstances in the case,
for instance, that the old man closed his
grinders upon Augusts 6nger--otherwise
the young man would have suffered the
extreme penalty of the law. The fine and
costs amounted to $i6 65. Paid.
Cain and Powers took walk with one
W. G. q. Starkey and brought up in the
police court. Starkey told a story about
getting tight, and concluded the joke BY
handing the squire IS 75-two dollars Of
which, belongs to the city.
Charles Lee, either ignoran,ly or will
fully, sold goods in the corporation with.
out license. When charged with the
odense, he plead guilty, and was le, off on
the payment Of $40 and costs--the whole
amounting TO about $l7, or twice rs much
~ his license would have cost.
Isaac Marks saturated himself with
whisky, and got out of humor about II or
something else, and cavorted around in a
manner awfully violative of the peace
and dignity Of the municipality. Cain
told him that squire Bross would like to
see him, but didn't intimate that the
squire charges such chaps SO sight, for
and in behalf Of the city, and
" % as spending money for
the police force. Marks paid the sl7 25,
but swore he'd "see the court again for
II, and he did.
And now, according to promise again
comes Isaac Marks-this time to answer
the grave charge Of disturbing the peace
But instead Of answering Isaac continued
to disturb thepeace. He yelped, yabooed; /;
shrieked and beloved. To be plain, Isaac
was noisy and drunk; and not the least
awed by the angus. presence Of the police
court he cursed and swore and raved and
tore, like the mad man tina, he was. The
squire unwilling to restrain the vocal ef-
forts Of Mr.. Marks sent him over to sercn-
ade jailer McHale.
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KENruCKysLATEsr AND BEST.

Whatever emsnates from this old COM
monwealth we are wont TO look upon us
the real ''Simon pure" and genuine arti-
Gle Of the class represented. In fact We
may say with emphasis, that Kentucky ia
not healthy soil for the growth of hum
bugs. The best thing now offered to our
citizens from this State is the Great Hen
derson Co, Prize Scheme" and We believe
they will show their wisdom by investing
freely in tickets. Read the Advertisement
found in another column of our paper close.
ly, and investigate the whole thoroughly,
and learn how completely the facts bear
out the statement. The Editor Of this pa
per will take pleasure in ordering tickets
for such Of his friends rs may wish il,
modswlw.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09
no. HUNGRY AND TaIgsT,,

Knew ye tha, at the Egyptian Brewery
Saloon, corner Of Tenth street md Nash-
ington avenue, can be- found, in their
greatest purity, Wc'- Beer, Setter, Ki,'"n-
gen and Soda Waters, the real, genuine \
No. lager Beer aud Wines, Liquor.
Cigars, etc.
Cold or hot meal. set 10 order. Come,
listen to the mocking birdr
CHAs sCHENMEYER, Proprietor
MAY Q, 1870. dim
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09

The hr.t public meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held
at the Methodist church on Monday evr'.-
ing, May 3,h, commencing nj eight
o'clock.
After the transaction of hu,nes. hort
address, relative 10 the aim and object Of
the Association will be delivered by Rev
&. IL. foote followed by recitation by
Mr.. Reuben Yocum. These cxercices
with music and j minute speeches will
form the general features OF the evening" :
entertainment, Admission free Every
body l. cordially invited g.
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PHoTOGRApHs.pnO pnOT0oRAPns,

Go to j, o. Bagwell, Photographer,
corner Eighth street, and Ohio Lcvee, for
pictures, Carte de Visites, etc. Having
made Arrangements with some of the best
artists Of our large cities, he respectfully
solicits orders for copying and enlarge
ing old pictures. Call at his rooms and
see specimens cfwork in that line,
npidtf
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09
DISCONTINUED.

The use of the dirty, hair staining pre-
parations since the introduction Of Pha-
Ions Vitalia, or Salvation for the Hair.
With marvellous precision it produces the
exact shade of colordesired, and is literally
transparent and pndching. Sold by all
druggists and fancy good. dealers.
maVqluWlW
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09
LAMP EXPLOSIONS.

VIII the people avoid these dangers by
using genuine article, which is perfectly
safe and has the reputation of being the
best in use2 1t is the Aurora Oil. 1t
gives a brilliant light, and can be had at
95 Ohio Levee. Call and get the cheapest
9ght in use. II
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09
IlITAGE EOK RENT.

The comfortable and well arranged Cot
tage, on the corner of Washington avenue
and Division street, will he rented 90 IA
good tenant on reasonable terms. Two
lut., good ci,tern, outhouscs, all complete.
Apply to I. CALLAHAN. m36t
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09

A pocket diary with cash account and
memorandum. Owners name written on
fly leaf The finder will be duly reward
ed by leaving it at the book store of Ii. A.
mite.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09
DECORATIOS DAY.

A meeting OF the citizens generally will
be held in the vacant store room adjoining
the Office of Col. Rearden, in Winters
block, on Friday evening, May 18th, 1870
for the purpose Of making arrangements
for decorating the Soldiers graves In
Mound City Cemetery.
All persons who desire to pay tributary
honors to our fallen heroes are requested to
be present at this meeting. II.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09
AUCTION,

I will sell on Wednesday morning,
May lth, at 10, a. M. at the residence OF
j. b. Humphreys on Eqhth beyond Wal
nut, a lot Of household goods, consisting
of iedsteads, wardrobes bureaus, wash
stands, centre tables, carpets, stoves, cook
ing utensils, chairs etc, etc.
N IIApTNtN tuoiinunnr
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09

CooL, airy and splcndidly ventilated
rooms, can be had at the Saint Charles,
with board, during the hot summer mcnths,
at rery io,c prices Families can be ac-
comodated during the above period, with
our most desirable rooms, at a large dsduet-
ion from regular rates. DIFF
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09
CARPETS, CARPErs., cARpErs,,,

X, IL, Cunningham has added carpet
department to his establishment in which
heexhibits all the new designs in Brussels,
lngrsins, oil cloths rugs etc, which he
offers at prices which will insure their sale.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-05-09
EIOI'R.

One hundred half.barrels Of Choice
Family Flour, suitable for the trade, for
sale at the Egyptian Mills. apll4dtf