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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13

Messrs. Miller and Miller have just Re-
ccivcd nm unusually large, well assorted
and strictly fashionable supply of piece
goods, to which they ask especial atten-
ton. The lot embraces the finest cloth.
and cassimcrs ever brought 10 Cairo, and
such q 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 ut ag-
urcs 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. jan2ht
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13
LATEST IRON LADIES.

Since the introduction Of Phalon's vi
Italia or Salvation for the Hair, ladies who
formerly used dyes, are universally aban-
doning them. They find the new article so
harmless, so clean and pure, SO pleasant to
the senses, and withal SO superior as u
means Of renewing the original color, that
they absolutely shudder when they think
of the filthy stuff they once used.
splidawlw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13

YESTERDAY We referred to the fact that
much Of the water that periodically ac"u-
initiates in the depressed portions Of the
city flow. out Of the sewer; and in seek
ing an explanation Of the fact, at
tributcd il Ia impcriection in the sewers,
stating that Mes.r,. Rankin, Wood and
Boyle, the contractors, had not used &C.
mcnt, etc, according h. the terms Of the
contract, and that, therefore, water, when
the river wss high. would leak in through
the bricks and how out of the sewer
mouths. We have beer informed, on what
We consider reliable authority, and so STATE,
that this statement is incorrect, and that
cement Was used in putting down tn"
sewers to which we referred. A CONS
mittee, mot the Board of Public Works,
reported on the contract of these gentle
men about oyer-charges, over-measure-
mcnt and inferior material, but did not say
anything about failure to use
cement We are now convinced that they
did use cement. We think this statement
due to the gentlemen, and cheerfully make
II.
But this does not alter the fact that water
flows IN from the sewers. If II canno,
leak through them, it must come in from
the river through their river-mouths.
This is a matter which should be looked
after by the Committee on Drainage; so
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13
TnE fair in Washington Halliast nigh

The fair In Washington Hall last night
gotten up by the colored people to assist
in meeting the expenses Of the celebration,
was largely attended, and passed OFT pleas
sntly. DIR. Newman, II man Of color and
culture, addressed the crowd, and disth-
gui.hcd himself Ms an orator Of consider
able ability. Devo,ing great deal OF
space to the speeches of Messr.. Linegar
and Bird. we are unable to give even n
synopsis OF the Doctors remarks fac,
We regret, Is We are assured that it was
marked by moderation, dignity and ele-
gance that claim for it extended notice.
Scott and Huston also delivered shor, adj
drcsse, that were we'll received. .
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13

SHERIFF MyrRs during his recent trip to-
Joliet. somewhere between this and that
city. ON the line ofthc Illinois Central or
the Joliet cut off lost two orders on the
State Treasurer. "u" numbered i9lG for
the sum Of Sl,4g3 ~ payable 10 l.. w..
Mycr, or order, aud the other numbered
8, 2Jj for the sum of $1,000, payable to
David J. Baker, Jr., or order. The Sheriff
offers $50 reward for the return of the
order, To- him at this city
.Mp,rE sraAR 81 ibs. good brown SUI
gar. = h.. Rio Coffee, g. b., choice la
yuyru coffee, 81 ibs; o. G. Java
coffee, Ibs. for ~ CO. Baking powders
80 cents per H. Coal oil 10 cent, per
gallon Peachrs and tomatoes 20 cent. per
can, and all kind. Of groceries and pro-
visions, cheap, by J. II. PHILLIPS,
81 Cor. Washington ave. aud itt street.
Srreking ofthc lat" election in Evans
Viii ia Courier says:
\ " democrat. got the m.ttrd0,S, aud
N.,tli not vote at all because the negroes
yoicd
a numbe: of Cairo Democrats, Mon
day refused To- vote on the same account
If.uch conduct had any foundation il
reason. ifit could strengthen the demo
! cratic party, or Ia An!
manner weaken or even an.
noy the enemy, it might be excused
even commended; but, us the reverse mus
| be the inevitable effect of it, and ms thu
| acknowledgements of the negro calls fol
| increased enthusiasm. and fidelity to party
| on the part of democrats, it must excite
the condemnation of every man wh'
| holds that the right must ultsmately tri
umph
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4 WORD or ADVICE.

Mothers know the impor,anc" attached
10 the care Of tecrhing children, Read IA"
advertisement of Mr.. Whitcomb, syrup
in another column. aplldawlw.
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PHOTOGRAPHS! PHOTOGRAPHS.

y 10 to ]. o. Bagwell, Photographer,
ar ~ ner Eighth street, and Ohio Levee, for
u lures. Carte de Visitcs, etc. Having
y" y de arrangements with some Of the best
Of our large cities, he respectfully
90 icits orders for copying and enlarg-
- old pictures. Call at his rooms and
"f specimens of work in that line.
a., apidtf
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MINERAL. WATERS.
FIRST o. TuE SEASON

yf.singen, Setter, and Blue Lick
e<er., and all the other variety Of
~ from the celebrated springs OF Ger
o = and America, Oh dram and for sale
he glass gallon or barrel at the drug
Ae Of b. T. Whitaker. No. los CONNER
Y avenue. Cairo ffis. - - apll2tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13

Tng ,orchlght procession by the col"red
Republican club, last night was no, very
extensive or very luminous. The process
.on, led By the colored brass band, filed
through the principal streets, shouting and
cheering on the smallest prct"N,. but be-
having Otherwise quite creditably.
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ICE CREAM, SODA. sELTtR AND kis>iNGEf
WATERS. ETC.

=. Saup iot Commercial avenue, ever
attentive to the wants of the inner man,
has opened hi, elegant and well furnished
Ice Cream Saloon, where, beside, the most
delicious ices, the patron may obtain til"
cooling and hcalthful Soda Setter and hi'-
singer waters in their create, purity
Ladies or familic. may visit ia" saloon
without fear of intrnders.
Additions have been mad" T." the stock
Of tobacco. cigars, ETC., worthy Of the
special attention of buyer, either whole
sale or retail. arrll,f
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Thomas Jefferson Shores, a seu-ihus'oo
ola o'a'her 'Sf'' j. 'V'"e''E "..',
to ihcitr the 'o'"r'" tP'"F" vi VA"
such rs give need 20 MS l''rS"''''"' "'V
faiseho, ,ds, to w. 81 mon 'I'r'n'cr anu
sblo'd'aed. \ coihfo"'o W WA W. ""
only regard A. 'gh''''heP' COW" ''''' WV
-fnahsnity' h" imag'"'' '''', ''' "'"" ~
every democrat rs r"Seu l"r''s"'".'I
against him and he would, thrfe'or'' ho''
HEARTILY rejoice II he coutt, without MAJ
vdual risk, subject the more prominent
,n-u,l~r, ofths party t"the mercy oI the
|-,,fariatea mob, y 6 &. ia - =. % v
Passing TO aud ii o AMONG the crowd of
cc,e,sJ. ,moy;e. coll.c,ed y..-terSay to eel
citrate the ratification of XVIII Amend
mrn,, he retailed the iufarnru. inlsrhood
umo.t likely manufactured Wy hinself)
ma, tho kuij,t;v office purposed mohbng
ia. eol,r.d folks procession when IL
.n,ssn3. 1nt WIS ,,eterrod nv the sir ~ thc
nro,...i.n. He further declared that
,copporhrad." had Threatened 70 shoot
aud to do diver. and ,l,udry violent things,
| all Mt the expen .e-oi the culored people.
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= sysr rNllrsl 4sader,. Cain
pIrIExENuSE A MANNY

v its, received choice lot Of carpets
the lates, designs and makes, bought
ME prices, and ,old cheaper than ever.
april6i6t
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o,Whrug examination Of the classes in music
: i''gi,he Conservatory, will begin on Tues
.leasiy evening at a o'clock. Friends Of the
+, bclcpils will be presented with tickets. The
@, mber of visitors will be limited each
10 cning, so that all can be provided with
'ocha,t. The musical entertainment will
,,,on,.e on Friday evening with grand cons
10 n',gsoori, Of which due notice will bc given.
u r.,,The next term II the Conservatory will
r. ,horgin on Monday, April 18th, and cons
il Thaue 10 weeks. Tuition So o., in ad.
We ..,tpe,. apllGt.
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yeaiE ". NiCnOLA ~ HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
= At, Thi, popular aud eligibly located house
a. public entertainment ]. now lifted and
" ac,rnishcd Ii sou ;hoat IN good -tyle; and,
I riender IN mans srpct ofMser. walker
ma. Slis.on. is doing ~ large and thriving
enl,inc,s.. il y KEEP, upon the European
\ coilan-the guest calling FOR what be- wants
t, .lana when lie wants H. whether in the day
nor night time, aud paying only for wha,
~. orders. The rooms are large and clean,
! cournished with the best Of beds and bed
!, gding. while all other features of the e.
Establishment are arranged with nm especial
|, Mye to the comfort aud convenience Of the
requests. ja6tf
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',swer. and Undershirts, at sacrifice
Nea-s. No 10 Ohio Levee.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

The ANIMAL meeting OF the BOARD of directors
Of the Cairo and Nmcennes r. II. Co. will be held
At the office of the C0mpan! IN the building oi III"
Trustees of the Cairo city Property Company, cor
ner Eighteenth street and Washington avenue, IN
this ,cIty on Tuesday, April 2cth, 1870, NJ ~
o'clock am. D. u. LARNED, .
Cairo, Illinois, April nh, $50. Treas
ahntu
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IMPORTED VOTERS.
the .SAhEpQNIA DELEGAn0N GET
HtNGRY AND "PEACH."
lUA wIasrxc 40 DEMOCRATS.

y Shortly after the opening oIthsp OILS Mon
day morning, newly enfranchsed cit'-
zen, approached Mr.. Winston, candida,e for
school director, and expressed a Willingness
" vote, for him, provided he should at Mr.
W. proper expense, be furnished with IL
breakfast. sdding thathp had nine come
panions who were imilnrl, disposed.
Mr.. W. replied tina. hs felt no deposition
a. influence vote~s inl any such manncri
"bu,." continued he, -" aud vote"
aud vote exactly ~ you please,
aud il. after voting. should hap
pen to nee, you, and and You still hungry,
l shall not be able, likely. to resist the in
clinat.on TO give yo,l sonsthing 70 .nt
SECURING tictet- for bimsclf AMI hi, 1i''
companions. he cdlore1 So,rr departed.
but not for aye. .f.''-.-., 80
lust before sun set and after the polls
| had closed. the same colered citizen APP
preached Mr.. w, with the remark; swell,
narstar, Tee did it, "Did whatf' In.
6dired Mr.. W, 7'why, voted for you, re.
! piled the colored man, 'and Use more
hungrier now dan I war dis mornin.
"What," rejoined Mr.. w, "haye you had
nothing 10 eat since Isaw you this morn
ing p mo, marstar, not an item was the
answer, which, having an honest seeming,
Mr.. W., could not resist the
impulse to give the fellow food to appease
his hunger. While passing through
Schutters the negro's nostrils scented
-rS1 best, and stiff glass of It had
moistened his @sofagus, before he had
|.reaohed the Levec. A snack house wa
gained. and II, few minutes the hungry
voter was seated to substantial rcpast
Mr.. W. paid the bill and was about TO de-
part when the colored citizen appealed t.
him for a little change; 'just q quarter
for" continued he, Il 10 pretty clear now
that can't get out Of town before morn
ing. what inquired Mr.. W. in aston
ishment,' don't you live In Cairo
"No sab, we all cumd down from Ca!
cdonia, and all Of us Is gwine back dar
but don't you. marster, CUB dem nine mig
gers single morsel, kase white maj
Cub em Wsrnock tickets, and tored your
into item S.
We need scarcely comment upon ,hi'
In itself IL gives the democracy warning t
look to their rights. II this is done II III
polls are watched and guarded again'
fraud and the fruits OF corruption, demo
cratic Ascendency will be perpetuated d.
spite the late and very considerable sccc'
| sion To In. radical party.
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,l.vslys MILL,
THE 1.s.. Am
EGYPTIAN MILLS
OHIO LEVEE, CAIRO.
FULTON 4 SONS. PrOpriet"rs.
Are Now In Fail Operation.

Messr-, Fulton sons are prepared 4" infn,sh
ALI kind. OF Flour of The hest qua ny, anu AIS"
Mill Food of Al, kinds Graham Flour. ia SACKS
or IN les quantity. made nom tn" i Whit"
Wh"., aprlljiti
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-20
SPARKS FROM THE WIEES.

The renoins OF Minister Bnrlingame arrived
at New York yesterday.
Laird, the shipbuilGer Of the Clyde, has con-
tracted to build two steamers for the New Or
leans and Hamburg line.
The survivors of Tie Inflated uu.tel States
steamer Oneida have arrivud at San Francisco
and are Oh their way to New York via Panama.
A boiler in linen factory exploded yesterday
at Brussels, Belgium, killing twenty-five men and
women. The factory was burned. a large num-
Der OF hands have been thrown out OF employ
ment by the accident.
At the annual meeting OF the Tammany Socie.
ty, in New York yesterday, VIM. NJ. Tweed was
elected grand sachem. The seats OF the young
Democracy in general Tammany Council were
declared vacant.
A dispatch from Wilkesbarre, Pa, dated April
10, says that no coal has been shipped for several
days. The striking miners refuse TO allow The
cars TO be loaded.
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The New York Star thinks it is aboat time

The New York Star thinks /. is about time
that professed military services during the rebel
lion should cease to be accepted as the basis OF
claims for civil office, and so-by way Of i!.astra
ton-it tells US:
The ,seditor'' Of the Brooklyn Union, Mr. Stew
art L. Woodlord, wants to be Governor Hotfman's
successor, and he proposes to make himself such
by journalistic course which permits him TO
warSie gushlngly about "the tla~" "glo' nus
SUMTER" Sort LAFAYETTE" "trn .oyal," gal.
won't wash II Woodford, when in the army,
had ever smelt powder, If he had ever seen bat
tie II he had but sinsei one Of his front collars.
one might understand why he srould stumble
among the gravestones OF tie past; but rs his eN.
perence consisted In firing SkYrocEets In honor y!
Other peoples victories, In raising lags over forts
taken by other hantI. and IN responding to thai
ever-welcome toast, "0ur absent wives and sweet
liearts,''it Is really d;;Hc.:l; 10 understand his
nucy
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cred from the terrible snubbing that Clarendon
gave him in February, when he accused him OF
deliberately suppressing an important dispatch
from the history Of .he correspondence on the
Alabama claims matter. Grant evidently feels
that there is reason in all this for change in the
Cabinet; and in truth, it may be added, that in
the best informed quarters is believed that both
Hoar and Fish will be requested to resign before
the fall elections.
In the Senate bill has been reported by Mr..
Sprague, providing that on payment to the
United States of the tax, penalty and costs
charged against Prospect Hill plantation, Dawfus-
kie Island, Saint Luke's Parish, South Carolina,
with ten per centum interest per annum to date
of sale to the United States, and an additional
fifteen per centum per annum on the sum thus
ascertained to the date OF payment, in pursuance
to act approved April seven, eighteen hundred
and sixty.two, the commissioner OF internal
revenue will be required to convey all the right
acquired by the United States at the sale to Mrs.
Mary Dunn, the swner Of the plantation prior to
the sale aforesaid.
The appropriation Of twenty-five thousand
dollars to keep up the repairs on the Charleston
Customhouse finally squeezed through both
Houses in conference report being so completely
overshaGowed by the thousands upon thousands
OF dollars appropriated for public buildings in
New York and Boston that it was lost sight of.
The bill which passed the House appropriating
twenty Thousand dollars for rebuilding the
Charleston Catholic Orphan Asylum still hangs
fire In the Senate Committee on Appropriations,
and regret to say that the prospect for its pas
sage is very slight.
The supervisor Of the district continues to re-
port that the internal revenue receipts are con-
stantly improving in South Carolina, being nearly
double what they were last year.
Orson B. Hart, Of Florida, who has been here
month claiming that he was elected senator from
Florida in place OF Gilbert, has been reported
against by the Senate judiciary Committee, who,
by the way express good deal OF contempt for
the thing that calls itself the Florida Legislature
The proceedings resorted to to elect Hart had no
parallel.
The House will soon contain two Democratic
members, whose political disabilities have been
removed. Hon. Francis E. Shober, Of North Car
olina, has already been sworn in, and General
Lewis, of Kentucky, who Is about to be elected as
Golladay's successor, will be here in O few days.
One OF the new features ofthe Radical pro-
gramme is to admit New Mexico as Republican
State at the next session. An enabling act for the
formation OF State government is to be made at
this one ZETA.
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COLU M B I A.
The Case OF the Negro Murderer, Fri
day Ni1on-Tbc Municipal SquabbIe.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.]
COLUMBIA, April ls.
Friday Nixon, colorcd who, with his son
Anthony, was convicted some time since by the
Charleston Court OF Session, OF the murder OF
another eolored man Gu Ashley River, and has
been twice respited, was brought here yesterday,
and will appear before the Supreme Court to-mor-
row. His friends are trying to get him dscharg-
ed from custody, claiming that as he has been
twice respited, he is entitled to it.
On Tuesday next the Supreme Court will hear
the arguments in the quo aca,Tanto municipal
muddle. Last week when the matter was before
the Circuit Court, it was fully argued, and the
matter carried TO the Supreme Court without
action from the Circuit. The result is expected
with some curiosity, as the final determination
Of the case will be reached fer more expeditlousy
without the intervention Of the Circuit Court,
from which it would undoubtedly be appealed, If
1t was then decided adversely to the contestants.
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E U r o p E.

Death OF the Duchess OF Bcrri-The PIE
biscite in the Senate.
PARIS, April 10.
all the Lcgitimist papers appear in mourn
ing this morning IN account Of the death OF the
Duchess ar Berr!.
The committee OF the international association
OF workmen last evening resolved TO abstain from
voting on the Pleblscitc.
The Senate is discussing the Plebiscte Nothing
important occurred.
An Irish Gunpo,vder Plot.
DUBLIN, April 49,
a large quantity OF powder has been seized at
the little village or Connei, which is supposed TO
have been collected By Fenians.
Illness of Count Bismarck.
BERLIN, April 19.
-Bismarck is very i'll, and his physicians are IN
consultation.
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

MEXICO, April 10.
Serious charges have been preferred against
Romero, Secretary Of the Treasury. The Presi-
dent has granted special powers for the speedy
trial OF kidnappers and bandits. The bill for the
construction of the Tehuantepec Canal passed.
Revolutionary troubles in the Central States are
waning, but from other points the news is unfa-
vorable. Placide vaga has captured Mazatlan,
with quantity Of money.
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MoVElrENrS IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, April 10.
The volunteers parade as usual, but the Fe-
nian excitement has subsided. The Papal zou-
aves, recently returned from Rome, have offered
their services to the government. 1t is stated
that Prince Arthur's Regiment Of Rifles will form
part OF the Rel River expedition.
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DACETC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE nc as,5
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier .Sfes.
No. a. North River, foot OF Canal street, SAlsA&S
New York, at l2 O'Clock noon, Of the 9th and
2lst OF every month except when these dates lalp
on Sunday, then the Saturday precedlng.) M -
Departure Of the 21st connect at Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer.
ican ports. Those Of 5th touch at Manzanillo.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for
Japan and China April /, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but 60
direct from New York to AspinwalL -
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information ap-
ply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot Of Canal-street, North River, New
York .--------------------E.-RBA BARY-AGeuI-
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ar. j. C. Derby, Agea. for the Apple:oas.!n
reply 10 youc request Tor my opinion OF the New
American Cyciop;cdia" by the Appletons Of New
York. aud the continuation OF the same in their
'tAnnual,n &C., allow me to briefly say that my
appreciation of the merits OF both these works
may be best judged of from the fact that | pro-
cured both as soon as could, and would not lie
without either for double their cost.
The ''New American CycOpGdla" prefer 10
any English work Of the sort have ever seen.
TIE ''Annual' contains a treatise OF important
current matter, relating TO events OF interest, In
politics, religion. arts. science, agriculture and
general statistics. no; TO be met vita elsewhere at
this time in the country.
Yours, most respectfully,
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
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David Morrow, the oldest man in Chester
County, died last Friday morning. lie nHea out
his one hundredth year last OCTOBER.
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The famous female en"rossing Clerk Oft
Iowa House has tr:umHhed. ne is to marry one
o! the members. -.
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The NEW AMERICAN EScYcLoP.EDA.-Mr
]. C. Derby, OF Aiken. the agent for this mag
n;icent work, as we'll as for the other staad-
ard publications Of The Anpe,ons, is again in
Charleston, and may be .ouaG AZ Walker, E"ans
S Cogswell. Among the many letters OF CON-
mendation eceiyed by Mr.. Derby, is Tie co'ioW'
ing from the Hon. a. II. Stephens;
LIBERTY HALL, CHARLOTTESVILLE. Ca,
March u, 1870.
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The Screw Steamship
j.. W. EVE r II A N (,

HIncley, Commander, win sail for .lESEH.
Philadelphia, direct, on FRIDAY, April SN1s2E E
ed, at IL O'Clock A. H., from Pier No. 2 Union
wharves. -..,-; - ;,ijfl -.
The large Screw Steamship ASHLAND, Crowell,
Commander Will follow on the 2eth instant, and
Shippers can depend hereafter upon q regular
weekly dispatch from both Philadelphia and
Charleston.
81 Insurance by the steamers OF this Line x
per cent. .,. is: fs.s- S5t.
For Freight engagements, or Passage cabin
SIS 90, deck $40 00), apply to
WIN a. COURTENAY, Agent, -
apr1S No. i Union Wharyes.-
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THAT AMNESTY BUSINESS.
WHY THE pREsIEENr BACKED DOWN.

The Bugaboo S,orIes from the South
The Evidence against General How
arsi-The sreedmen's Bureau Ring
Our Foreign Failures.