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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
DEOpLEs LINE FOR ALBANY. mum,
i TIE LARGEST AND MOST hAGNlpIn EN- hi'hn
80 - TILE MOKIlD

DEOPLE'' LINE FOR ALBANY ;sr RIVE,
L TIE LARGEST AND MOST TN MA SSpIn nFhh
ST 55hS ATp f = T Ssq," H.1 EVERY
S g',; . sI'f2 p w. S Snd North ss %
e steamboat Landing q, Albany ARRIVAL Of onnsf IT, n gT
WI Ns Ioos es en- be Gs' sa.on so
Dcld Ktr. OGioe. 0ii Bosisay, aad No. coust BtooAa
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
2, por worcester, s sGs%c r aS Junction Lowell
pe.s..., Ile and .ialeh steamers
o'r' VI DS CRY Or SEwYoRK ,..o
and CRY oP NEwLoNDoN
s Esryo. daily tssniy ,.s sr%SrGts a. O'Clock IN" fro"
for he points, London Northern NOr"i'h AMI wo'
aough kci' and rates for freight T At suo 5 Pfc r5
'i New ' Sod oct. 49, 1872.
NOR NORWALK and DANBURY-Steamer
l. NELLIE WHITE leaves Daily foot Of hase'st' at z' and
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
NSkr INT WksKSs Rk H MEs
ceiye and forwarded BY PR0PELLER LINE from n6 r. and
WASHINGTON CITY FREGar BY G. and 4 R. from Pier I No. Il.
and E,ys, route
S sds Ibis ei', Tip sEs2T TICKETS lH GOOD
No. 2n Broadway cor Barcay-st NeT.Yort.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-yERSEY.
~ Passenger Freight Depot foot OF Lbert, con
s sss s. aa%s SS iI Es.o with
nou forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the without change
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
Srty this line TO Chicago Cincinnati
St. Louis, with hut change OF cars -
silver Palae through from New FORK TO Chicago.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commenting Decent Ter 2J lSD-Leae New York as follows:
m-Fo Ess,on Bethlehem, Mauch Chunk, Wilamsport
Wiesbare Mahsnoy City Tunkhannock TOHsnda Wayey &c
7:l5 m.-FoT Pennington ami Phillpsburg. . 49, $500,
Pennington, Bsston Allentown Maneh Chunck "kes
Reslng Columbia Lancaster Bphrta LuI Potsve seTan
on Harrisburg, &c
D. m-Por EastOn, Allentown, NC $4,000,
$50 Easton Allentown Manh Chunck and BelSdere
4:3O p m.-Por Someryille and Remington.
Sis p. m.-For Someryile
D. m-Por Eas ton and intermediate statlonA
7 m.-For Someryile.
tbs .. m.-Por Esson
$50 .. m.-for Pliinaeh
Has m.-Fof Piainheli, on SATURDAYS only. m
Trains 5,5 6:, $50 7l5 BIS 300 g0
Iot5 :.O MIN 300 2l5 35 $3.50, 400, 49, 45
SIS 5i5 eOO 6:2O 100 7:l5, 7:45 $50 1920 Has
FOR THE WEST. -,
EXPRESS daily Except Sundays for Easton Allen
Harrisburg the without change Of TO Cincinnati or
Chicago Louis Connects at Harrisburg Tor
Ere and oneryi for Femngon Con
Water Gap Scranton &C. Connects
at Phiipsburg for Msuch Chunck, WiEesbarre, &c -,
m-CSCIsSAr BxPRHss daily for Eson Bethlehm hlen
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati sleep
Connects Junction
Lackawanna an Western Railroad for scranton
Sleeping City to Pittsburgh every evening"
at the ohoe ~ The Central sl
of NeSJerey Liberty ST. N. Y; at No Aso Holse
Isl 81 SIC Broadway No 10 Greenwich and at Tie principal
hotels X t. ldthbh, oufeihpu.en-
II. r. BALDWIN. Gen Pass Agt.
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Jnlernal Repcnue.
NETWORK. hprl ~, lbiV
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant To the pro-

NOTICE rs hereby gwen pursuant 10 Jlc pro-
~ " Che act Of Congress entitd An act 10
support Tie Goernn AMI the
pu approved Jale ib amended July yb It6 that
oT ugc, sni eie 70 Internal Revenue tax due the United
10. HRAY Which ZACfIARIAII r. SIM
MDE. member the tine the sh tar imposed have
4 IT, uoI all the right tide ant Interest Of ZAChARIAH X.
II mons parcel Of Land with the improvements
erron TIE Of Broadway aud GaBdst IN tie CITY II
In front b. BoAdsAy saster
b. o No 10 Womhall mspi n9befy side ny GrAnd
soubery 49, also sad containing iroi and
hr eet aBd length each side hunie Which shall
m At tutc sut 8 day o NAV 7O at u O'Clock
No sol West FapfsAutb-f Ia the Cty New Yofb
W. h. WUIIE. Collector 6tb Dist
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves james

I ONG ISLAND RAILRUAD leaves James
i sHp:
$3.50 a. m. Mail Train fl Greenpor.
1890 osn, Glen Cove, Locust VALLEY, Huntingdon and
Eorhport.
nights.
p m for Roslyn Glen Cove Locust Valley huntington and
Norhpor-
5:3i .. H.. for North Isp
All q Branch for Hampstead.
Valley Huntington,
NOrhport, leave Hunters Point at Q a IN. AMI Z :.
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Proposals.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. TO

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.-TO
~ RAILROAD CONTRACrORSSealed proposals u be received
the OIce Of the Northern Pacific Raload Company No l2o Broad,
until WEDNESDAY the LIST day Of
June 1870 O'Clock noon the GRADING MASONRY BRDG
ING and BALLASfNG Of that portion OF the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD the State Of Minnesota extending from The Daes Of the
Louis River the Red River the western boundary Of Minnesota Ia
distance Of about $50 ms including everything TO complete
bed single side ready 10 receive
the rail Proposals be for the in detail or by
said Company will proposals time and
timber
for the road above The rails be delivered the dock at
Duuh MINI Of Mississippi and the
ties to be received according blank forms which will be ready for dis
"Wednesday May 1870 the Office OF the Company
Of the and and rofes Of the road
be the allowed for
al made known.
Tie Company reject all bids not deemed to
be for tie interest Of tie Comlanv.
containing f information will be furnished on pp
cation hv EDv IL JOHNSON Chief Engineer
the of the Company al the Office NO. 10 Broiway as
above J. GREGORY SMITH,
Nesyork Anil 26 1870 President Northern Pacific r. r. Co.
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QuARrEAxAsrkR's OEgcE, 4. s. M,HrSs CoIPs,{
washington, msy 4, 1870
PROPOSALS For FUEL.-Sealed PrOnOsals


will tins eee until TUESDAY the Fourteenth day Of
june 1870 for supplying Wood and Coal TO the O. T.
the following places during the fiscal ,nng th Of
the be BeTchaEtse and to be Delivered Piled
measured inspected such points within the walls Of the Marine
by ommsn1ing ohcer,
United The GOA TO be good Whit ash lnTa
and weigh 224O pounds to the un
weighed AMI delivered such within the walls OF
Mann designated by
ofc he Unted States and both wood and coal 10 he
monthly quarterly regulation OF IN" Commanding
tie quantities required teahy 20 regulations VIZ:
Al Coal, God
Al Port month n n Coal $50 Corls WOOD
$50 Tuns Of Coal 10 Cords Wool
Al Vrooklvn
Al Phlsd p 100 Tuns Of Coal, 100 Cords Wood
Al Gopor Va....... Tuns Of Coal u Cords Of Wood
AT Pensacola Fla ..............- Us Cords Of Wood
Al Tuns Coal C0is Of
male thu receipt Of duly authenticated
by Commanding Ooer Of the which the Wood
been delivered 49,, .
eryed reject all bids oonsi red unreasonable.
guarantee he signed by responsible persons sho
be certified 10 by the linked states Judge United
States Orny United States Collector
each proposal otherwise II will not he sicroi.
10 lie niorse PolOas for Puel" and addressed the under
Ggsed WILLIAM b. SLAIN MAJOR aud Quhrennasnr
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ANTRICANN,

DIBLIOTHECA AMERICANA.
I'D Mesh. LEAVlGT STEEBEIGH u Co.. Clinton Hail. Asor
place ora sci by auction, commencing May 1t, the
COLLECTION o.
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS RELATING TO AMERICA,
BELONGING TO Mr. l. T. labor
,et research part in Local stonesW sshington
and Slavery DocgmeBs-Irals
ngsud Theology
Hsory- Biographies The Catalogue pages (3l6 lots
ia nov ready pr G had Of J. Sabn sons,
W. GoSan, Ij Ssau-t j. W. Bouon, s Broadway,
shaa ucinr
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lflusieal Instruments.

A GREAT OFFER.
N HORACE WATERS 4S1 BROADWAY, NEW. YORK,
m drose One Hundred PIANOS MELODEONS and ORGANS, OF
extremely for cash durng this month";
to monthly paid 10 Let
rent applied purcase Cbckenng Pianos for Rent
Monthly nstslneuts received for same.
IF you want good PIANO, cheap, call at
Il NJ. NJ MERREILS Oae L. p Cummngs'sl Wareroon, No -
Unionsquare Sold nstamens rented customers suited large
makers. Examine before selecting elsewhere
MATHUSHEK's Improved Double Overstrung
WI Coetr PIANOS unequaei for strength unsurpassed power
Others quality Of Narerooms
Broadway (Amerioan National Bank Bulling)
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Gealbers.

EUROPE.-A PUPIL WANTED, by rehaDie
H MASS. TEACHER, travel abroad; viii 60 with family
Re rences given and required Address s. Tribune ofce
TEACHERS expecting to want POSI- ISL, IO IN
should male eay application to AMER SCHOOL INSTITUTE"
Spec experienced Principals for Public schools Academies
and Boanin schools J. W. SCHBRMhRHORN, IL Bond
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HNO CONTRACTORS.-SEW in DRAIN
ACE DISTRICT Nos b. Town of Flesh called Proposals
ldod Drainage District No 4, b. N the
Fshng will he received al the Office Of OSCAR DARLING,
Drainage Commission" the Yige u flusng
iii o. clock D. m on IT. ESDAY, May 10, 1910
Office Of where
sites OF bids and forms ~ proposals. he hal
night Is reserved the said Commission to reject all
posss winch opinion deemed fT the interest Of
iowu Of Flushug OSCAR DARLING, Eng Com. Drainage
Flushing Nay Z, 1870 Flushing, ~ Y
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Ncw publications.

A MEXICAN PHOTO-LITH0GRAPHl CO."
n OFFICE has been removed to 40 40 Fuloa-st n Y
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NEWARK AND NEW YORK RAILROAD
~ DEPOT IL NkW YORK foot Of Liberty ST., North River
On and after MONDAY, Dec ~ 1853 trains will fol-
lows:
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR BERGEN AvB-At5:t5 g. Is 7l3 $50
8il5 $50 1910 lloa u 2 $780, $50 $50 g. $50
7:t5, $50 LOGO MS
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR WEST BERGRN-At 5:i5, tbs 800
II :lOa m. 2 800 t:sl $50 ~ $3.50 ll:t ?.
LEAVE NETWORK FOR SEWAkK-At 5:t5 6:J5. tbs 1850 Is
$40 1910 llo M u Ia B. $780, $50 $50 q, 6:2o
I:+5, $50 lO20 Has p IN. -
r. L. KICKER, Superintendent
III. 4. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger Agent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ CoURrLANDfSr.- PHILADELPHIA via Camden p. m
p m va West Philadelphia $50 10 u 20 S. M,
% II night For Baltimore and Wsshngton-8:i0 a NJ
RJO 900 For South South est-8:i0 a 920s
p - -
FOR THE WEST-8:W m, $50 q m, 1890 IN IN
m SILVER Palace $3.50 a. AMI through Cincinnati
without changes y through daily to Louisville without
on pm ami through to Chicago without change The
through 10 ,nc Chicago daily, eIepto
On that day they attached 10 the eDaly.)
Nov Is 1903. y. w. JACKSON General Superintendent.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
i for LONG BRANCH, RED BANK, BRICKSBuRG, MAN.
CHESTER, TOMS RIVER &c by Steamer JESSE HoiT at
from Pier ~ foot Duane
sept 80 a69 W. \. sNEDBN, General Manager
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NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
SdLes Of Gorcrpnlent BOnds

| PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS-FIRsT BOARD.
PKTKoLRrm STocEs United Is Grass valley. q
Petrol. IS 100 Aegy O2O Con Greg %
| 100 Smith d Farm W
! 100 Blood Farm. ! 20 so Black Hawk g.. Is
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BULLS
SAless ~ II ~ X ILL a
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother
Benton narrack., No, AprilsO, 1850.

Benton Barracks, Mo, AprilSO 1880.
DR. JOHN BULI-Dear sir; knowing the Ell.
cheney Of your -srspara and the healing and bene-
hcIal qualities II possesses, send you the following
statement Of my case'
Twas wounded about two years ago--was taken prir,
oucr and confined for sixteen months. Beng moved
~ often, my wounds have not healed yet have not
sat up. moment since Has wounded. ] AIN shot
through tue hips, Ny general health ~ impaired,
and need something 20 assist nature. have more
faith N your -ssapariila than IN anything else wish
that that n genuine, Please express me mar dozen
battles and oblige CAPT Z. y. JOHNSON,
81. LOUIS. Mo.
=. S-The following written April 80, 1900, by
Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt. JOhnsOni
pR, JOHN bULI.-peag Sir: My husband, DR.. c,
=. Johnton, was sklnlul surgeon aud physician IN
Central NeW York. where he died, leaving the above
&. r. johnson IA my care Al thirteen years OF age
he had a chronic disfIhea anu scrOiula, for which
gave him your sarsapaula 1T CURED HlA;
have iOT ton years recommended u 70 many IN New
York ohio and lon =, for scroiula, fever sores and
general deblty Perfect success has attended IT,
The cures fJsciCdiR Of sergad and sWr sores
Vers almost miyaalOrs. am very anxious TOR my son
20 again have recourse 10 your sATsaparilla lie 10
fearful Of getting spurious article hence ms whiting
20 you fort. His wounds we're terrible, but believe
Nv ""' JENNIE JOHNSON.
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CAS-.
TO GAS CONSUMERS.


NOTICE
OIToH or TRusrgIs OF CAno CITr PonPBlrr)
cAIRo, ILL January sth, lsT0.
Notice is hereby given thst all perssns found cutting
timber on, haulng away Sarth sand from or occupy
ing any manner any Of the lands Of the undersgnsd
against as tresspassers.
Permission asut timber and obtain earth and sand
can be obtained at the office OF the UNDERMINED or
OF Mr.. John II, Robinson, their authorized Agent
:. STATS TAYLOR
EDWIN PARSONS,
janstf Trustees OF the CAIRO City Property
NOR SALE, CHEAP-New Cottage and three
IL lots, corner Locust and Sixteenth streets
marl6du GREEN a GILBERT, ATTY
IL Ohio Lsyse,
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
Ark an 0a9 hoard from

TestImony OF MEDICAL Meh'
stony Point white Co. Ark. May 2s, Co
DIR. ions BULL-Dear Sir; Last February was at
Louisville purchasing drugs, and got some Of your
sarsaparlla and Ccdron Biters.
MY son.n- law, who was with me in the store has
been down with the rheumatism for time, COM
meneed on the Btters, ana soon found his general
health Improved, ui
DR. Gist, who has been in bad health tried them,
and he also improved.
DR. Coffee, who has been IN bad health for several
years--siemach end hrer afeced--he improved very
much by the use Ofyour Bitters, Indeed the Cedron
Btters has given you great popularity in this settle
ment | think could sell a great quantity Of your
medicine this fall especially the Cedron Btters and
sarsaparlla. ship me GA Memphis care Of Ricketts,
Nicely. Respectfully,
Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky.
For Sale by BARCLAY BROS.
ssz7n
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Commercial.

Cairo Jan. is, 1870
Our general market, since ourlast semi
weekly review, has been unusually active,
and prices of all the leading articles Of pro.
duce have been we'll maintained while in
some cases these Is tendency to an advance
For this unusual activity we are partially
indebted to the resumption of shipping
facilities over the Mobile & Ohio Railroad
which was announced this morning, and
which caused quite hurryine TO and fro
among our merchants, all being anxious to
get their freight off as rapidly as possible.
We trust they may all be able to I'll their
present orders, before another embargo is
laid upon receiving.
There has also been an active shipping de-
mand for -four, corn and oats with some in
quiry for hay, which has lately been in but
limited demand to oil orders, and to supply
local dealers. Several large New Orleans
boats are lying at our wharf rapidly receiv-
ing their cargos while the steamer Mohawk
and bsrges have just left with 5000 tons, re-
Ceived entirely at this port.
Flour has been active and Arm through
out and the sales Of low grades have been
unprecedentedly large for the same length Of
time. We may here remark that this parti.
culAt branch Of business is growing moro
rapidly than any, other in Cairo, and will
soon acquire magnitude possessed by but
few cities in the West and by none that are
not many times as large The sales since
our last issue comprise the following lots.
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IL Ohio Lsyse,
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'i'' '''''' ~ AZ [" Iii'I" "H''e'
NO. 10 FIFTH, Gross street,
noutSOt11o. Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To Ny United States and World. VIDE
Readers:

To Ny United States and World. Vide
Readers.
T HAVE received msny testimonials from proies
stonsi ami mclasl men, 20 my Alnianacs and vafi'
publications have shorn, ell % shich are genuine.
The i0lioNlng from highly educated ana popular
physician 10 georgia, b. certainly one 81 ne most
sensible communications have ever received. ~.
Clement knows exactly wha, he speaks %, aud hi-
testimony deserves O. 10 written ~ letters Of gold.
Hear What the bogtOr says % huii's Worm Des-
Toyeri
Nilsuow, wAE.f County, Ca,
Jun" -, leo.
Dr. JoHN Brtt-Dsar SIR Ihave recently gysn
your worm destroyer several TRIALS, .nf hud q
wonderfully oitcsrlous. hAsuai q led iu siagle
instance % have the vl.hed-for eject. am dong
pretty laTg" county practice, AMI have daily use Tor
some aT.cls ~ the k.nJ. am free % confess
hat know OF no remedy recommended ~ the auaost
ON the utrafy, ttcY uncertain ia the extreme,
My object iu wiring you 10 Ind out upon shat terms
! can get the medicine directly from you. II 1 an
get 70 upon easy terms shall use great deal % %.
that the % such articles u contrary To
the tea, uugs AMI preue' % great majority o. The
rfgtlar line li.railIug a remedy which Ne knO. %
b. sufficient SIMPLY b.,ase may bs isnofAni oft-
combination. f0r my part, shall make II ruis 70
400 and every 60 alleviate sufef ok human.
as Nulch may bc auio 90 commandment hcsitAtug
because some one more ingenious than my self have
leaned it, EFFECTS first and secured The soc right D.
secure that ku0Nledge. H1seVcr, 1 am byrO means
advocate supporter % the thousand % worthless
nostrums that uoOa Tie county, that purpeTt 20 cure
all manner OF diseases to which sesh IL heir Pleas"
reply soon, ana inform me otyolr beet terms.
OLIUsF. CLEMENT. ND.
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy {!

MRS. Cures Collie and Gripping IN PRICE
WHITCOMBS the bowels, and facilitates 81
SYRUP. the process OF teething )CENTS
MRS Subdues Commissions and ov- PRICE
WELCOMES ercomes all diseases incident} rs
SYRUP. - to infants and children J C'NTS
MRS. Cures Dia rhea Dysentery, PRICE
WHlTCOMBS and Summer Complaint in 25
SYRUP. children OF all ages, } C'NTS
II il tho Great Infants and Children's Soothing
Remedy in all disorders brought on by teetaing, or
any othercause,
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE CO., st,
Louis Mo
Sold by druggists and de in medicine every
where. se27 lydaw
DILL HEADS,
CARDS, &c.
Printed at the Office OF the Cairo Bulletin.
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100 bbls fine to superinc, .. q
car lots, on track, at from 3 , 90 to 4 so
l,45o bbls low spring, supers
10 extra, from store, at... 3 95 TO 4 IS
300 bbls straight superfnc, ..
H-~su at.."............ ............... 40
$50 bbs Head of Navi-
CATION, at..............".... B 90
$50 bbs winter Y, At.....- so
1875 do choice do at....... 525
100 do spring XX, at. 4 65
ID AIS do XX winter at.. 8 rs to 5 so
$50 do NIX, at...........G 90, o 20 Il G 50
sl5 do family brands, at 90, IS u so
l,l5o do various grades, on
orders, at from. ......... AS TO 7 rs
WhcAt-Receipts have been light, with
good milling demand. One car, poor, No.
red, sold at e5c, and one car, ordinary, at
u 90, and ! car prime No. 2 red, at
81 0o-all on track.
C0rn-Hss been in good shipping de-
mand and firm throughout Nine hundred
sacks white, and 300 sacks yellow, sold, de-
hvered at points below, on private terms.
One car, mixed white, in bulk, sold on track
at roc; $50 sacks mixed, sold delivered, at
&c; e42 sacks white, sold mt SIC, and $50
sacks do, on orders, at size, all delivered.
At the close 1000 sacks white, delivered at
points below, sold at s5c.
Oats-Have been active, and the market
closed better. Six cars and $50 sacks sold, at
the close Of last week, at 5jc and to-day Z
cars sold at Soc, 6 cars ut SIC and $50 sacks
from store, At 6sc-all in new burlaps--de.
livered.
Hay--Has been in better demand, and
the market Is hrmer. Receipts are light
Sales comprised cars, on track; one de.
livered and $50 bales from store all at sls 90.
Fifty bales sold, from store, at SIS 80, de-
livered, and cars sold in lots at SIS 90 and
SIS so, delivered, and car extra choice, in
white hoops, at $40 90 delivered.
Corn Meal has been in good demand,
With sales of 60 bbls fresh boltcd Mt IS, 40
bbls kiln dried at %, and 10 bbls ditto, at
soper Dbl.
Provisions are quiet and firm at quo
tations, at which there is u fair order bu-
siness doing. j
Butter Is quiet, and dull for all but
strictly choice table selections, which are not
80 plenty, and prices are firm. skegs prime
sold at Soc box yellow Northern sold at
33c, and / box Southern Illinois white at
Soc.
Esks are quiet, with sales of boxes at
soc.
Poultry is in meagro supply and quick
sale for good lots, at SO 90 TO 81 90 for chick
SIS 90 per doz for turkeys. Dressed is scarce
and in active demand at full prices.
Game u in good demand at quotations
Potatoes No sales reported.
Appics.-T bbls choice sold nj 81 80, and
20 bbls at - 90. 10 bbls good. mixed APP
piles sold at - co.
Groceries are without any quotabls
change, and in good demand ut quotations
Fretghts are active and firm to all
points with large receipts aud shipments.
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
COMPANIEsi
NIAGARA, NEW YORK;
sSETS,..,..,.,.sI t30,2i0 20
GERMANIA, NEW YORK;
Ass iTr-..........si. o6s, Gal IS
HANOVER, NEW YORK;
ASSET ,s72G,ss2 II
REPUBLIC, NEW YORK;
AsSETS.......,....-..s7It,0 25 o
Comprising the Underwriters Agency,
Y0NKERS, NEW YORK;
AssETs............,..ss7s, f8f rs
ALBANY CITY;
Ass ETS. .......,,.,... st5., l03 30
FIREMAN'S FUND, SAN FRANCISCO
ASSETS, Gold .se7s 900 90
SECURITY, NEW YORK; (Marine,)
ssETs..-.....-..s ~, as, $40 90
stores, dwellings, furniture, halls and carg1es
insured at rates a. favorable al sound permanent
security will warrant.
respectfully ask o. the citizens OF Cairo share Of
their patronage.
novGn G y. HUGHES
once NJ First National Bank.
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Personal.

George S. Severance, son of c. ii. Severance,
printer, of Montpelier, was killed on the Pacific
Railroad, at Mokena, VIII County, Illinois, Feb
Wary Goth.
The VTm0nter announces the recent death
of Captain William A. Newman in Toronto. Mr.
Newman was United States Treasury agent at
that place, and was formerly a resident Of YER
gennes, and brother-in-law of Hon. f. H. Wood
bridge
1t is announced that General Foster, the new
u. S. Marshal, is TO remove to Burlington.
Mr. Jedediah Bingham, one of the Oldest citi-
zens Of Stowe, recently died at his residence,
where he had lived sixty-three years.
Hon. Norman Atwood of Cambridge, has
been elected Commissioner Of lAmoille County
by majority of about three hundred,
The Middlebury Register says With such
men as Mr.. Gnndey Presidents Kitchel and
Angel in the State, it would seem unnecessary
to go out Of ii for lecturers
The members of the Windsor County bar
recently adopted appropriate resolutions over the
death Of the late Governor Washburn
Lorenzo Nichols is appointed Postmaster al
East Warren vice VIM. w, Tillotson resigned.