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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-12
Entire system All Cash.
No Delu.iyc Notes or Looms!

would take this opportunity Of warming parties
seeking insurance To fully investigate the not. syscr,
before adopting it, and not to receive as truths thr
clatrhp assertion uf agents that the dividends wouII
cancel the loan note but to demand proof Of ON,
instance where II has done - on an Endowment Poll.
Cy.
The Ncw York Life New England Mutual aud
Connecticut Mutual" all Of which unuucstinn abIy
sAd Aih"hg the leading companies Of the world after
trying the note system u quarter of cCutury nav,
abandoned It as being entirely inapplicabIc to the
present most popular form Of Lie Insurance.
In giving mp the note system, the New England -
In its Iwcn'y.siNth Annual R"2"rt. dated January
lSio gives two reasons for it's action ia" main ono
being as quote, verbatim. from said report.
THAT persons are induced by the rnsn.co!orcd
stat, Incnt of may solicitors who Lay. ,,ourlt L.
Of the morality of the thing than Of tho ronsin Ia
u" obtained on the risk-to insure for double the
turns Of surplus will be sufficient to- cancel their in
dcbicdncSs IN tho shape Of notes"
The experience Of the New England las been tho
same as mat OF other companies doing business ON
the note plan, aud has been compelled To- abandon its
theory OF twcntysiI years. because II could not stand
thc rrS"-iinicd statements Of its own solicitors: and
~ '"Ipany' WIN regard {" its future reputation
can ah1rd to shoulder the assertions Of agents tnt
eNas VIII equal Tho loan. ~ any Insurance expert
The system IL one capable of the worst abuse many
persons insnTing under It supposIng the payment ID
mahded by the agent 10 DO full Snd being entirely
ignorant Of the fact that they were Indebted 10 M
company for loan that was continually drawing
General Agents know or should know. the fs,l,cv n
the note or loan plan As class, subagcnts Will nor
KSow l.. and am perfectly aware of Tho JiGirnI,y
experienced by General Agents I'm obtapins snii,,g
Incnts " '''' '"'''
All ask OF The public IT.. 60 know well what tIcy
are dong. and To examine tho tables before poyi,y
heir premium. so that they will understand whether
inc company has any lien on tho policy I'm The shane
81 note or loan drawing interest. n.y.
On the cMn system you have coSrISunty mr..
pucED PAYMENT or an INCREASED AMOUNT oy rys,,,
ANcE' On tho EotE plan you have n CONTINUALLY
i"cEEAAEp bASMESr and a DEcRrAsED VALUE ~ IN.
suRAScE. WHICH DO you FREEZER
JOHN sPisoSTON, state Agent.
~ Kcinhnri, Local Agent. EIko. .2i,f
II
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-12
MONDAY. October a,s,. 1870.

Unexpected interfcrcaccs have operated to make
tir delay necessary TO accomplish the result Of free
ing tue Library from debt without recourse TO other
privilege GRANTED by act of the legislature passed
February -. 1870
This Is po-itivcly ~" only postponcmcnt which will
be male. The Concert will take place On In, day
aOoN" named, commencing NJ nine o'clock A. ~ and
1" continue until all the gifts have ben awarded
Inc inhd- already ia bank are considerably more
t"h sufficient To- insure the successful ,Dmrtiou OF
the contract with the public.
III" sale Of tickets viii positively close on Friday
the 18th day of October, $50.
NJ tickets remaining uu-Ol1 ut that tim. will a..
Withdrawn from sale and cancelled. They will Ia. l.
lNIi. ia one ar NOR Of the daily puucr. of san Fru
CISCO. Any ammunition thus made III the number of
t'E'tS 10 he drawn. VIII not affect the number or
amount II gift. They will lee heretofore adSrr.
gold.
Ticket holders residing ont Of san Francisco will re-
''Nt aus accredited lists OF thr awards iit- which
WI al" 10" Iub!i-h"i IA the leading san Francisco
"iiN papers, "n TIA. 1t November, l-Tg
Delivery ui Gufts will commence Nl,uIuBpr al l.=u
~ ti, "h.,". 30 SIS California street, To- all u.rti..
presenting tickets to- which piiz have been awarded
All mitS awarded To- non residents viii lee held 10 their
order and for their account.
ROBERT Il. SWAIN. President II. Ia
". II. l.. BARNES, We Pr'-t
WA. G. EAiSIuS. Treasurer
iHDS. i. HAYES. Recording Sec.
DAVID WILDER C"rrcsp. Sec.
TRUSTEES ST. l.. A.:
WI. ASHRUENER ISAAC WorNsFu
., W, MCNILl1. ALF'D T. Elicit,
AiEIH. NJ EBBETS. wM G. RADGER
NM. l.. WOOD. =. 49, REYNOIDS
SAMUEL HUBBARD.
MAURICE DOKE, mud CHARLES H.
PETERS, business Agents, so. 3Is Cali
f"rnin street, SAN Frnnci-co. s7td
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ROBERT Is. SWAIN. President VI. l.. A.
W. ii. l. BARNES. Vice President.
". c. KAI~SION, Treasurer.

After wing the expenses Of tAc cutcriluucut, and
making ia" distribution of the gifts, as above all.
nnunced the balance Will be- applied cNtiuguishing
III" present indebtedness Of the Mercantile Library
Association.
Holder of tickets to which piits may bc awarded
VIII receive the saIur presentation such ticket.
or coupons to the Business Agents of the Board OF
Trustees, At their office,
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JOHN 8. MAYhuoh,
GARDNER e. WEsTJoun,

I CONTRACTORS ASD BUILDERS, CORNER or
Idaho and sixth streets.
'Afrcm,c! aHl Iymcr w"Tk rrOmruy done. 5s.i
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
SPECIAL MENTION.

1t is with more than ordinary interest
that we invite the attention of our friends
to the advertisement of the "Great Hem
derson County, Kentucky, Scheme, which
we give prominent position in our
columns to-day. This is not one Of the
petty gift or ''lottery' affairs which dis
honest rascsls 80 often attempt 10 palm Off
upon unsuspecting people, hut straight
forward and Legitimate enterprise, with u
regular charter from the Legislature of
Kentucky, and the full approval Of all
prominent officials and leading citizens in
the State. We do not believe, that any 80
inclined, will ever have more favorable
opportunity 10 invest dee dollars more
satisfactorily than In thi. scheme. For
any Of our friends who may desire IL, We
will take pleasure in procuring tickets.
We have already bought several ourselves.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
Ihe Cairo Bulletin, May =.
TINE rrRSEn PICNIC YEsrERpAY.

About two hundred Of our citizens par
ticipatcd in the Turner picnic, yesterday,
enjoying the sights and sounds with q
keen relish. Father Wittig was there
with his fine cotillion band, the Turner
singing club were In their best voice. and
those who sampled II say the Buck beer
was delightful.
A noticeable feature of the occasion was
the gymnastic exercises, pyramiding, ETC.,
BY the Turner'S. Several Of these gentle
men have acquired n profile
iency In this regard that
renders their performances quite interest.
ing.
Everybody was IN good huinor with
himself and all the rest vt mankind. and
II there were any present who failed io
enjoy the varied festivities Of the day,
they certainly failed to reveal themselves
The day passed without the occurrence
Of single accident or unpleasant mishap
and il, to-day, any of the participants have
any other than pleasant recollections OF
the Turner'S picnic, he must charge the
fact to his own boorish nature, and not tn,
obliging and attentive gentlemen who as
sumed the management
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
rmE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.

This popular and eligibly located house
of public entertainment Is now fitted and
furnished throughout In good style; and,
under the management Of Mcssrs. Walker
a Sisson Is doing a large and thriving
business. 1t is kept upon the European
plan-the guest calling for what he wants
aud when he want. II, whether in the day
OF night time, and paying only for what
he orders. The Rooms are large aud clean,
furnished With the best Of beds and bed
ding, while all other features Of the cs-
Enlistment ARE arranged with an especial
eye to the comfort and convenience Of the
guests. is6tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
Ing TURNER SINGING CLIR.

The ladies and gentlemen who partici-
pated in the picnic, yesterday, are indebted
for good share Of their enjoyment 10 the
Turner Singing Club. The club number,
among IL. members some Of our best citi-
zen., and vocalists Of very decided talent.
The song. sung a,interval' during the day
were exceedingly well rendered. and com.
manded high commentator from the large
crowd of listeners. The fir.t song was
beautiful and appropria,' who Hath
created You, Oh, Beautiful forc.t?' and
all of them were well arranged aud well
sung.
The following gentlemen constitute the
club; Prot. Wirsching, leader; Joseph
Mendel, singward; Henry Ha'enyeagor
aud Herman schme,zdorf fret tenor.
John k@hlcr, Edward Budor and Joseph
Huber, second tenor. Rcinhold Beltzner,
Chas. sch~nmeyer, Rudolph lIcb,ackcr
and William Alba. iir-t ba.., and Joseph
Mendel and Paul q. Schulz, second ha..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
STATE AND COuSTYTAxEs rOR isoe.

The time prescribed by law for the pay.
ment of personal taxes, having expired,
am now authorized TO collect BY seizure
and sale, and dissgreeablc as that duty
will be, shall be forced into the perform
ance Of IL, unless there !, MI immediate re-
spouse upon the part of delinquen,s.
have, during the week, been engaged
IN the preparation of a h.i
Of the delinquent land, and
town and city lots, and shall place the
frst sheets in the hands Of the printer on
Tuesday next Much cost may be saved
therefore, by aprompt payment Of the
taxes due. J.. III. MYERS,
apls0,f sheriff and Ex-offcio Collector
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
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PICNIC NEXT Tul'RsDkN,

The children of the Catholic school. of
the city, will join, next Thursday, the 9Th
instant, In grand picnic. The grounds
selected are the shady groves in Kentucky,
opposite the city. Swings will be erected,
seats prepared, and all other provision
made that is necessary to insure II day Of
genuine enjoyment to all who may par,ic-
ipatc. A steamboat has been engaged,
and will ply between the city and the
grounds during the entire day leaving
the wharf on her first trip about Q o'clock
a. m.
The price Of tickets for the round trip
has been fixed Mt 20 cents; children %
cents
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
HIICmCoCK.s NEW MONTHLY.

The May number Of this magazine ha-
been received by Messrs. Rockwell 4 Co,
and will, Of course, lind ready purchasers
among those who have u taste for musical
criticisms, biography and miscellany and
the latest and best publications in the way
Of vocal and instrumental music. Every
number contains at least one dollars worth
of choice music, printed full size on music
paper, aud the illustrated biographies Of
two or more Of the most famous artlstes
and singers. Price, 25 cents per copy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
UI CRELa, SODA. SETTER AND kIssiNGEN
WATEks, vic.

+. saup loi Commercial avenue, ever
attentive 10 the wants Of the inner man,
has opened hi elegant and well furnished
Ice Cream Saloon, where, besides the most
delicious iee'' the patron may obtain the
cooling and beautiful Soda, Setter and Kis-
singer waters in their greatest purity.
Ladies or families may visit the saloon
ithout fear Of Intruder.
Additions have been made 10 the stock
II tobacco. cigars, etc, worthy of the
special attention Of buyer, either whole
sale or retail arrlI,f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
N0IkL ANIMALS.


A. X. Seaman, Jefferson Texas; j. A.
Hayden, III J. p. Bennum, Missouri
d. J. Smith aud wife, do; j. l.. Smith
wife and servant, doi 5. .. Baker, Ill
Wm. Graf, do }. q. Knapp, Chicago
Mrs. Nickus, wstertown Wis; W. Scott,
Vermont Mis-. Alice Burligh, Louisville,
Ky; T.. Muscer, Blandville, KY; Rev. j
A. Mcconnell, Branden Miss; A. NJ,
Webb, Columbus Ky; j.. G. schnell, Gin
cinnati Ohio; w. l.. Jude, Ark q. A,
March, Charleston Mo; Mike knoch, do
J. ID. Bernis, New Orleans La; Gen.
Heddick Ind; Charles Hoyt, MOI g. h.
Ramsley, Columbus XVI X. w. Rsm'ley,
do; G, j. Barlon, Ny.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
TINE ArRENErx TONIGHT.

The Harry Mccarthy troupe holds forth
in the Athen@um this evening, We need
not tell those who have seen Mccarthy
that as a mimic and humorist he has nc
equal in this country. The excellent rep
utation he has acquired is fully deserved,
rs all will attest who have enjoyed his
inimitable exhibitions. lie should, and
most likely will, be welcomed tonight by
an overlooking house.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02


The weather continue. clear and beau'i.
ful, and Is rather warm. Mo,quitoe,
presenting their bills promptly on the
frst of the month. Busines, fellows,
those mosquitoes.
The river became stationary yesterday
morning and ha. since fallen four
inches.
The Mississippi !. rising II, st. Louis,
bu; 40 raise Of consequence i, reported
above.
The Ohio !, falling It's whole length,
with eight feet large in the channel at
Ptt,burg, aud nine feet over the fall. at
Louisville.
The Cumberland !, again falling at
Nashville with dive feet GA IIarpe,h
Shoals.
Business here j. only moderate.
The st, Loui, Barge Line is loading two
barges here for New Orleans and the
Richmond is filling out with all she warts.
The total of Southern freight which these
boat. will carry away to-day will be- about
l,GDOt tons.
The "Colorei Baptist Church, rs the
steamer G. u. Church I. now generally
called, received about 40 tons here yc.,cr-
day for Memphis and way points.
The City of Evansville and Idlcwild
brought 90 tons for Cairo merchant. and
about 90 tons for reshipment TO It. Louis
and the south.
The Columbus packet Dan Able 1. doing
considerable business in freight.
The opposition Paducah Packets ',till
live. We hope neither will starye.
A little son Of eX-policeman Cummings
while playing on some drift which had
lodged at the head Of Capt. IIindes wharf
boat on saturday.,evening, fell into the
river aud would have been drowned but
for the prompt action Of Tim Coync, who
bravcly plunged into the water and caught
the little fellow by the hair n, he was
sinking for tho third, and last, time, II il
fortunate for parents who are carlcss Of
their childrcn's whereabouts that our
young friend Tim is engaged on the
wharfboat a. thi, is not the first boy. BY
sever4l which he la, saved from drown
ing.
The newspapers have found another city
beside, Cairo al which to poke watery
jokes. The Winona Republican sends the
following shot at the town of La Crosse,
Wisconsin:
The latest thing out-A part of La
Crosse out of water. Boat building was
lively at La Crosse last winter. Still the
demand for boats ut that unlucky town far
exceeds the supply. If Coleridges An
cient Mariner were alive now and should
visit La Crosse he would find himself at
sea. Water is one Of the four great ele-
ments. La Crosse is in herelement. The
entire population of that burg are engaged
in turning out high water DAMS. Swamp
Angels-the lovely young damsels Of La
Crosse, Diving Bells-the young women
Of La Crosse.
The Talisman brought out full load of
tobacco, flour and assorted freight for
Cairo and reshipment.
The Richmond leaves here for New
Orleans this evening, positively.
The Talisman is the regular packet for
Nashville and Cumberland river this even
ng.
The Petrolia and Milbrsy leave as usual,
or Paducah this evening.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
A pleasant PLACE ~ RESORT.

The Flora Garden WI, the scene oi
much gaieiy yesterday. The crowd in At
tendance devoted theinsclve. 10 sports and
smusements ofthc place with right good
will. The day ciusel with a dance. in
which all who felt 20 inclined participated.
The music was by EcLenbcrger excellent
cotillion hand.
The proprietor ayails himself Of thi.
medium 10 say that visitor will be admit
ted TO the garden at any time during tho
week, as we'll As on Sunday, and will nj
ways find cool, pleasant aud refreshing
drinks for sale. y. FISHER, ProPr.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02

Editor BtLIErIs

fdtf ~ Lihilss
Please correct a statement in the BrL.
Lrris Of the ped ult, that the High School
Literary Society had appointed COM
mittee of lads to collect business cards.
Our society has never appointed such COM
mit,ee, and the little brats who ash so fire.
quen,ly and impudently for cards, have no
connection with our society, and II /, moi,
responsible for their acts.
NICK. HACKER PRr,
WM. MGEE, SEcY.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
FREE FROM DIRT.

|, there any hair coloring preparation,
either here or in Europe that resemble,
Phalon's Vitalia, or Salvation for the
Hair? Not one. II is clear fluid that
flows from the bottle does not stain the
skin, and produces none but natural shades
Of color. Ii has no sediment. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers,
m2dNMlW
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
DISSOLUTION.

The copsrtnership heretofore existing
between NJ. Willinger and August Semper,
doing business under the firm name OF NJ.
Willinger 4 Co, was this day dissolve |
by mutual consent. NJ. Willinger will
continue the business aud collect all out
standing accounts.
MATTHIAS WILLlNGER
AUGUST SEMPER.
Cairo ILL.,, May I'd 1870. "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
MN'1 TRY TO RIsIsr

Your inclination TO drop in on Loui.
Herbert, under the first National Bank.
He has laid ia stock Of the best Cincin.
natl Buck Beer manufactured. and all
other kinds Of beverage. that are stsIl in
request. He has also splendid music box
that plays twelve arias from the most pop.
ulsr operas In print--a treat everybody
will relish. The restaurant, a. usual will
b. supplied with everything seasonable
and desirable. Call in to-morrow, mex,
day, or any time. and You will be welcomed
nd kindly served. a
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
FINE RESIDENCE FOR s,LE,rArcI,oy.

will sell II, Auction on Thursday May
9Th, the fine residence now occupied by 4.
A, Arick situated on Center street, Cairo,
Ills. Terms Of sale, one third cash in
hand, balance in one and two years with
interest. Sale at two o'clock II. m, ON
premises. DANIEL HARTMAN,
apl2atd. Auctioneer.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
PERSONAL.

The Hon. w. J. Allen returned from
Springfield yesterday morning. As the
lubors of the convention are nearing their
end he will scarcely resume his seat in
that body.
+ Il. Albright, ESQ., has returned home
He has, during the past few weeks been
under the treatment Of an occulist nj Union
CITY Tennessee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTOGRAPHS.

Go to }. o. Bagwell, Photographer,
corner Eighth street, and Ohio Levee, 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 ut his rooms and
see specimens Of work in that line.
spAdtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
LAMP ENPlOSION.

A coal oil lamp exploded in Mrs. Buck :
show window, Saturday, night, and des-
troycd about one hundred and fifty dollars
worth of hair switches, curls, etc, and
greatly impcrilled the entire building,
Mrs Buck had no insurance on her good,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
CHEAPER AM CHEAPER STILL.

Aurora OH can be had at forty cents a
gallon, aud suitable burners given free Of
charge, to those who will patronize Ewell
4 Jacob, II, Nc. 90, Ohio Leyee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
CINCINNATI glCk BEER.

An undoubtedly pure, genuine and most
popular brand of Cincinnati Buck Beer
can be had at the sun Flower saloon, Ohio
Lcvee, Get the best. a3o3t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02

A gold eye glass, the owner is requested
to call at news stand at the Post-Offce
prove property, pay charges, etc.
d3t c, LOFLIN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
An ESTABLISHED FACT.

The best business men do indorse the
Life Association Of America. Below will
be found some Of the names comprising
the Board Of the Department of Southern
Illinois:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
Dysrsbarg, Tenn.
From the State Ga.eftc April sOih.

From the State Gazette April 30ih.
ou last Monday, while getting ready 10
leave our landing, the steamer Eureka ex-
ploded her boiler. No one was hurt, but
the boat will have to lay up II few days
for repairs.
One day last week Mr.. Tom Milan, Of
this county, met with peculiar accident
held in crack Of his house. The knife
took foul hold, when ON giving It n vio-
lent jerk the piece Of oak slipped out, strik-
ing him down. lie was assisted to bed
and died within forty eight hours after the
accident
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02

j. Geo. stcinhouse, formerly Of the It,
Charles Hotel, ha. opened Il barber shop
ON the corner of Eighth street and Com
mercisl avenue, Perry House and with
skillful assistants is prepared TO execute all
business incident to the profession in the
most scientific manner, and 10 the full ,at-
i.fact ion nf hi customers. apl2Adlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02

The "Pcerlc.s, the be,t cooking stove
in usc-thnt took the gold medal ut the
Paris Exposition, the first prize at the
Louisiana State fair, for 1861, and the tirst
prizes wherever 1t has been entered, may
be- found IN Cairo, NJ the store OF e. ".
Henderson. Don't spend your money for
cooking stove until you see the Peerless.
A plentiful supply OF other patterns Of
stoves on hand; also good stock Of buil-
der. aud general hardware on hand. u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02

Go and see the Maria Antonette shoe at
Elliott. Haythorn 4 Co's spl80dSt.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-02
FLOUR.

FLOUR.
One hundred half.barrels of Choice
Family Flour, suitable for the trade, for
sale at the Egyptian Mills. apllidtf
To the former patrons of ID. =. Parker,
Photographer in this city we would state
that We are in possession of all his led
negatives also his solar camera.
We are prepared 10 execute any orders
from tho aforesaid negatives at reduced
rates. HTNCKLEY Il MOVES,
Photographers.
Mound City III, May End. Ct.
Mrs. LoUfs BLATTEAU, accompanied by
her little son, left the city on Friday. for
Cincinnati, where she will spend the next
two weeks among her relatives and friends.
-aaa==-
Two CoLoRED women were immersed in
the Ohio, yesterday, near the stone depot.
There was quite It large crowd Of specta-
tors present.
Messrs. Miller and Miller have just re-
ceived an unusually large, well assorted
and strictly fashionable supply Of piece
goods, to which they ask especial atten-
ton. The lot embraces the finest cloths
and cassimers ever brought to Cairo, and
such a variety of styles that all ,nstes may
be- accommodated. Suits or garments
from these goods are made to or Ter in the
best manner and latest style, and at fig
urcs that will defy competition. For
proof IF this they only ak to be put on
trial. AT all event. call around and see
the new goods. ian2jtf