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~LA CANDEUR LODGE, No. 36, A.
F. Many member OF this Lodge who may be
taken sick, or who may require nureing or medi-
cal attendance, is requested TO give notice OF the
same, without delay, to Senior Warden D. MUL-
LER, No. 325 King street. sep2l
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m- SPECIAL NoTICE.-A GRAND

g SPECIAL NOTICE.-A GRAND
LECTURE WILL be delivered by Colonel N. R. DE.
LANY before the young Mems Afrlcanus Deba-
ting Club, at the A. NJ. E. Church, Calhoun
street. on MONDAY EVENING next, the 25ih In.
slant. Subject: "SCIPIO AFRICANU>." Price
OF admission-Adults, 10 cents; chill 'ren, fVe
cents The public Is respectfully invited. Doors
open at o'clock. Lecture to commence at half
past s O'Clock.
T. A. DAVIS President
JAS. GREEN,
sepoa-2. Acting Secretary.
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@ CHARLESTON COLLEGE, JULY

@ CHARLESTON COLLEGE, JULY
8. 1s7l.-At meeting OF the Board OF Trustees,
the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That committee Of three be appoint
ed by the Chair who shall be authorized TO con-
suit with the Faculty OF the College and take
proper steps to present the names or such gen.
tlemen who shall be deemed qualified to oil the
Proressorship OF Classical Literature, recently
vacated by Rev. MIR. Miles, end report at the
anniversary meeting OF the trustees In October
next. viz: on the Monday preceding the third
Wednesday.
Mr.. ALONZO WHITE,)
Mr. W: A. PR!NGLs, Committee.
Mr.. WIN. RAVENEL. J
N. B.-Persons desirous OF filing the above
named Proressorshlp will please confer with the
committee. augl4-mf
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Obitnarn.

STARR.-Departed this life, on the night OF tn
OTIS, aged seven years, eleven months and
twenty-four days, and on the mo ming OF the 21st
EDWIN PEARSON, aged eleven years and twenty
one days, children OF Robert c. and Anna &. C
Starr.
"For OF such Is the kingdom Of Heaven
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@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances OF Mr.. A. L. NJ. ANDERSON, and
OF his father, Mr.. A. c. Anderson and OF Mr.. ]. J.
wescoat, are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral OF the former, at his late residence, No.
SlS East Bay, at halfpast O'Clock THIS MORN.
ING. sepe5
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S6,7l2,6os 20

Total. ............... %, ilI,oeo ~
The original amount Of endorsements for the
Sou,h Carolina Railroad was S2,0s3,Sl2 40;
s.. .O0O, 900 of which has since been redeemed
by the Railroad Company.
The endorsement OF the -a!lrens Railroad
amounted to $50 This road has gone into
bankruptcy, and the State Is fully secured.
In the event of any OF the above roads tall
ing to meet the interest on the guaranteed
bonds. the State Is perfectly secure, from the
fact that the iron alone on the road would sell
for more than sufficient to indemnity the State
against any loss, were 1t put up at puonc
auction.
The Blue Ridge Railroad is as yet unfinished,
but Is in a rapid course Of compile uon, and
none of the bonds have yet been put on the
market.
Governor Scott next shows that In 1860 the
total taxation, levied upon slaves, Tree ne
groes, sales of goods, lands, bonds ano stocks,
&C., was $632 433. Atpresent all rea! AMI person
al property, without exception, is ass essed for
taxation at It's actual selling value. There is
also royalty of 81 for every ton of phosphate
rock or deposit mined in the 'ivers and
streams OF the seaboard.
STATEMENT OF AMOUNT OF TAXES Lsvl Sd. AMOUNT
coiIEcTED AND APPROPRIATIONS ADE DURING
YEARS 1868. 1859 AND 1870
Total taxation for 1858, rate OF TAXA,
tion, State, IA mil!si county >, 600 -,o -
rnills,............s ..-..'''.'t .so.o 80 70
ni Hi,ts so,n; COLLECTED ed....... l,163,053 %
Total appropria ions Tor the year isVo.
exclusive or interest on pubic ueoI
for which no appropriation was or oss 90
made..... 800 :. 40 STATE
Total taxation Tor Is lSTs' 1.ol4,s COL SO
ToIal amount collected eor
Total appropriations LOT tae ,IJhic
1869, including intefes1 W pN' 1.lel, ,So5 %
debit. ....' ..t,te.
Total taxation for 1870; sta'e' m''i'' $40 os3 6S
county 8 mills. ....''''''''' liza 037 O6
Total amount collected ....'..... 80.
Total appropriations Tor tAe ses' so4, ,o5s 54
Taxo,ion for 1871, rate, State mliis; co9Eoy to
3 mills. Taxes not yet ieVieu ~
bnis pssgard,ng svd, county debts there are no means
os ascsrtainlng the amounts.
THE STERLING FUNDED DEBT
After giving list OF the acts authorizing 'ne
,,nh,ic debt, Governor Scott says:
MUCH ~ =, or,egistered stock; both THIS stoch anu
slsteo "a a. ssns Of bonds of the state togesne,
sIh The bonds Issued since me wa Wal Sn,Sers nm.
Trted WIN . into these bonds BY the ho,ussS da bav
,his act. the original stock anu oonuS srd can
Ge, ins Ine heen p returned to the treasury anu '"A
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s- ON MARRIAGE.-ESSAYS F,

@ ON MARRIAGE FOR
young men on great So:lal Evils and Abuses
which interfere with Marriage, and rain the hap.
piness OF thousands-with sure means OF relief
for the errlng and unfortunate, diseased and de-
bllitated-Sent in sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS. No.
Q s. Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa sep4-smos
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nr CONSIGNEES PER MERCHANTS
LINE Schooner FLORENCE ROGERS will send for
Goods to Adgers North wharf. Those not called
for before sunset will be stoled NO claims al.
lowed after goods leave the wharf.
sep25-1 WILLIAM ROACH Gu.
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funeral Notlces

@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqualntances o. Mr.. and Mrs. =. Cox are invited
to attend the Funeral OF their eldest son. SAM.
UEL HENRY, from their residence, No. % Bor.
gard street, at O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON, 25th in.
slant, without furthe. invitation. sep25-
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NEW CATALoGUE-No. II.

NEW CATAL0GUE-No. II.
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OF
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~ PALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUB
You ave invited to attend the Funeral OF your
late Brother Member, Mr.. A. L. NJ. ANDERSON, at
his late residence. No. 3la East Bay, at half.pas
O'Clock THIs MORNING. A. 8. DOUGLAS,
sep25 Secretary.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

"A meeting Of twenty-five hundred people
in New York has endorsed Tweed.
The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered
the purchase Of three million dollars worth Of
ive-twenties on Monday.
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~ THE NEXT GENERAL CONVEN-

~ IHI INK4AI OINEts.AL OON NN
TfON OF the Protestant Episcopal Church will be
held at Baltimore OCTOBER 4, 1871, and the ensu.
Ing three weeks. On account Of the very great
interest attached to the debates Of the House Of
Clerical and Lay Deputies, THE ChurcEman" will
publish, during the Convention, daily edition at
Baltimore. IL will contain Photographic re.
port, uer6atina, OF the Debates, Committee Re-.
ports, Sermons, &C., made by D. F. Murphy,
Chief OF oficial Corps OF Reporters OF the United
States Senate, and his assistants.
"rhe Churchman,'' Daily Edition, will be mai
ed each day to any subscriber, on prepayment OF
ST. So. N. H MALLORY & CO.,
Hartford. Conn.
sep25-2 No. 7l3 Broadway, New York.
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5perial Notices.

p CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN, from New Fork, are notified that
she is THIS DAY discharglng cargo at Adger's
Wharf. Goods upcalled for as set will remain
on the wharf at owners risk.
sep251 JAMES ADGER d CO., Agents.
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rho nnornin1 will be posted In the rooms OF the
tinsm t.s Of Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and,
together With the weather r. chart may 10y the
courtesy CT the Chamber Dc t examined @ BY snip
masters at any time during ene uay'
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g NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to all sub-Agents OF the Land Commission, thai,
from and after the nrst day CT March, 1871, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. l.
CARDOZ0 Secretary of the Advisory Board.
ROYT. G. DsLARGE, L. q. S. 8. G..
Columbia, February 2s, 1871. marll
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apr2s-Smos

@ CESAR COVERED HIS BALD
head and grey hair with laurel crown. AYERS
HAIR vIGOR covers grey heads with the still
more welcome locks OF youth.
een22 2-fmT3Dkw
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@ CITY TaXES.-OFFICE OF CITY
TREASURY, SEPTEMBER l, 1sIl.-The third and
last instalment OF CORPORATION TAX, for 1871,
will be received during the present month.
sep25-3 S. THOMAS, City Treasurer.
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6uerial Notices.
@ DIS.

~ DIsINFECTANTS.- IN
want OF DISINFECTANTS will ind full assort
ment at the Drug Store OF DIR. q. BAER, in Meet
Ing street. sepl
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THE SMALLPOX IN LOWELL.

LOWELL, September ..
Eighty-three new cases and Ave deaths OF
smallpox during the week.
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"Botany should be taught In every school, and
these Volumes should be the Text-Books.n .n-Ff,QE.
j S. Dauls. University or Vtrvtnta. a
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AUDUBoN's BIRDS OF AMERICA: q copy OF
this rare Book complete In vols, well bound and
In good preservation, Will be sold at low price II
applied for soon.
Also, q copy Of McKenny and HALLS "Indian
Tribes of North America" with 100 portraits from
the Indian Gallery at washington, In vols, fol-,
half Russia.
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Total.

BONDED DEBT GRE ,TED BY PRovIsIoNA
MENT.
Bonds issued in funding past due
principal aud interes. under acts
September and December, 1885,. 5
Bonds issued for new Statehouse, act
of December, 1866.
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1JateiIl .me6lriucs.

M O T II E r S!
For your Children, use none other than the
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL.
1t contains no Anodyne. For sale by the
Manufacturer, DIR. b. BAER.
And also to be had at all Drug Stores
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SOUTH CAROLINA. I
- THE LiTEST OFFICIAL SHOOTING OF
THE CONDITION OF THE STATE.
Governor Scott to Senator Scott-The
Public Debt and Resources of South
Carol l,ua-Ta1es-The Election Law
Feeling OF the People, &C., &c.

Senator John Scott, of the Congressional Eu-
Klux committee, addressed aletter on May 24tn
to Governor Scott, of fSouth Carolina, asking LOT
a statement of the debt of the State. and Of
the rates and amount of taxation, togetner
with copies of the tax laws and electlon laws
OF the State This request was made IN ac-
cordance with resolution adopted by the ku-
Klux committee on motion of Senator Blair.
Governor Scott replies under date of Septem-
Der Goth, saying that he is not disposed to
question the authority or propriety OF the In
ouiries into the financial condition OF the
State made on the part of the General Govern
ment. He continues as follows:
As there has been persistent, aud, SEEM
ingly. systematic attempt to perVert and mis-
represent the financial condition OF South
Csfol.na. am gratihed at the opportunity
presented by your inquiries of dissipatinS
errors and Misrepresentation, by formal
reply to communication from such an au-
theritalive source, and beg to submit the fol-
lowing
STATEMENT OF PUBLIC DEBT OF TIE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Amount OF bonded debt that existed
prior tu the war. o.5io 10
Amcuut OF issue OF the Bank OF the
State circulated previous to the war,
the state being ls BILE therefore,. l,oSS,53o %
Amount OF accumulated claims
against the State, h III by sherin5,
cOroneis, mags rates. charitable
- institutions &C., incurred By prevl.
- Gus administrations, and paid by
present State g0vcrnment.........: 43o,2.I W
Amount Of bills receivable redeemed
by present administration, incurred
by Provisional Government. :...: ,ooo w
Amount OF past dues. principal and
interest, accluing during and after
the war, to July 1st, 1859. the time
when the present State govern
ment commenced to collect taxes
and pay int rest. l'szz'izz s4
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Mem civilizations.
0TANDARD TEXT. BOOKS.
BY Professor ASA GRAY

or Harvard University,
Author OF CHOW Plants Grow, (" "School and Fielt
Book OF Botany" "Manual OF Botany" "Suuc-
tural and Systematic Botany" DC, &c.
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CONTINGENT LIABILITIES OF THs STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA. ARISING FROM THE ENDORSEMENT OF
RAILROAD BONDS.
South Carolina Railroad bonds, pay
ssSe. @ ........................ ssa,al2 10
Northeastern Railroad bo3ds, pay.
@ortTare aU,r Tarea . ..o.. $1,000 90
Charleston ant savannah Railroad
bonds, payable In 1887, secured by
6rst mort gage. ,:..... ooo,Vo"o'
Charleston and savannah Railroad
Spss SpnaSa passse ;ysse. Il. .'.' 24575o 90
Spartanburg and Union Railroad
ST STIEs irs, M mortgage. @ $4,000 90
Greenvtle and Columbia Railroad
bonds, and certificates OF indebted.
ness, payable In 1881 1888 and 'SS,
secured oy nrst mortgage. LAG, S4S 10
otTs isss aase Aaa ~ 1000 900 90
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E,oGART1E's BOOK DEPOSITORY.

Nos. 1888 and llo Grand street, New YORK.
oh10 "Tf. = AJF
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FOGART1ES BOOK DEPOSITORY,
so. $50 King street, I'm the Bend Charleston. 8. O
iu,yts-tuths ~
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,Tolal.................'.'......
BONDED DEBT CREATED BY PRESENT
TIOS TO PROVIDE FOR THB PAYMENT
LIABILITIES EXISTING IN 1858, VIZ:
Bonds issue for redemption bills re.
ceivaLle, act August, 1888.
Bonds issued for pay ment interest on
public debt. act August. 1S:S...
Bonds issued for funding bills o.
bank { ( State, act September. 1885,.
Bon issued or relief o. the treasury,
act OF February, ls6s..............
TOlal.. .-........ .....
Bonds issued for land commission,
act March, 1859. 9....................
Bonds issued 10 land c. mmiSsio1,
act March, 1870. ..............'.
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Total issue OF bonds and stocS.....$
During the present dsca. year the
bonded debt has been reduced by
payment OF bonds due JAY l, 1871,
amounting TO.
Amount bonds held by state sink
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RECAPITULATIoS OF BONDED DE
Amount OF bonded debt existing prior
to the war.
Amount OF bonds issued by Ptovls-
ional GoverDment... t..................
Amount OF bonds Issued by present
administration. ........
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-12

SSrBusiness was moderately brisk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-12

The Mis,issippiis rising still a, st. Louis.
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DIR. Hollands POdophyliin,
OK ssDTITUTE FOR MERCIRH
PILLS.
Two Pills u Dose.
Tho most po,oerfi'i, yet Innocent Vegetable
Cdthartic knot0n.

me mof Po'oerJu, yet Iaaocsnt Vegetable
Cdtharfie kno,0n.
ltis not necessary TO take ahandiul ofthese nils
u produce the desired effect; two of them ne /
quickly aud powerfully, cleansing the liver, atom
h'h anu bowel. OF all impurities, Ihe principal
lhgtenloht - fodophylhn, VI the alchohollc eN .
f"l u AlhUdTake, winch j. by many times NOR.
No"crful, scting and searching than The Man rak q
.Hi us pecullar action Is upon the Liver clean.
.hs Nspeodlly from all obstructons with ali m.
Ppn'to hsrclIy,yet free from the Injurious Pc.
s"ess W"I.-'d 10 the Use OF that mineral.
TOT an hlse.ses, IN which lhc use OF a cahs,ic
y lhul'hl"I, u'se Pills will give entire sttis,.
"oh 'A ''e'S cas-. They sEyiR EAiL.
Ia eases oi Liver c,mpl INT, pyspepsla. and AZ,
irene cos iNeness, DT, ioOnand' Gen man E,,.,.
1I rome should he usea N connes ton wilh n.
rus Inc Tonic effect OF the Bitter- az To ~.
buuds up the system, The htters or 'ronic ,''
lhes the blood, strengthens the nerves sra,, r. H..
we Liver ana gives strength, energy and y,vnr "
Keep your bowels active With the Dill III.
uP lhe system with the BItters or Ion,c ami nv
u,sssecsh tam It, hold, or ever again as.ail 4,
Ihtse mediclnes are sold 10y all Drug 80 /. a
ot.eis ~ medicines everywhere. 80.
, heeollecl That II ~ DR.. Hoonand's Cs,r,a,
heiheules, lhal are 50 universally used and reea
inended anu 90 not allow the Druggist 10 indna.
youto tahe anything else that he may saw ia I'm :,
a. good, because he makes a larger Irott M; =,
These Remedies WIN be sent by espre,s 10 an. ln
cality, upon Application to the PuINuiPHyngp-
FICE, aiihe GERMAN MEDICINE STn5E 40 NJ, !:
ARCH STREET, Phi'adelphia 70
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Thr Bulletin.
TIE RIVER.

AREINALs. r.
Steamers Jas. Fisk jr. Paducah.
Arlington, Columbus
Lumsdcn, Nashville,
.Jno II. Grocsbcck, New Or.
". Al. Brown, Louisville, e.
Olive Branch, st. Louis
Quickstcp, Evansville
City Of Chester, Mcmphs
Warsaw, Ohio river
S. Mel, Pittsburg,
Silver Bow, Shreveport
Wild Duck, Pittsburg,
Bismarck, New OrlcaH''
Belle Memphis So Louis
DEPARTED.
Jas. Fisk, jr., Paducah,
Arlington, Columbus,
Lumsden, Nashville,
Jno II. Grocsbeck, Cincinnati,
Brown, st. Louis,
Olive Branch, Now Orleans,
Qnickstep, Evans,
City of Chester, st. Louis,
Warsaw, Warsaw,
j. S. Mel, New Orleans,
Wild Duck, st. Louis,
Bismarck, st. Louis,
Belle Memphis, Memphis,
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pas- The weather changed aggin yestcr-
day and during the forenoon, light rain
began 10 fall, which increased at noon and
continued without intormission tn rough
out the day.
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hoy are the Greatest Known RENE.
dies.

TOT sIII 'IHIHMHTl IyrptpslNI NVfVOut DebII.
- JNntuce, Diseasc u tho kldneys, Erup. n.
tut,s OF the Skin, and all diseases
Arising from di~ordctci
LAYER, rtu mach, or IN.
vanity ~ thc
BlVol
Re ID a.. blowing symptoms ccnpAuonN.
Fhlu.Cucr, inward i'ios, tu!lness of mood 20 tho
head, scsdtts VI sae Stomsch, Nausea, rt.burn
dk s1-t - iuud, !ulincss weight IN the stomach
SuuI tructa'ions, sinking or tiuttering at the nj
Of NE stomach, swimming Of the head, hurried
ordlmeuli breathing, tuuerIng ut the heart chok.
lng oT sun'caiiHg sensations when IN lyiag pos.
tutc dImucss OF vision, dots and wcbbs before the
light, duli painln tre head, iec ency OF persplr.
aiipn, 81 lnNncss of the skin AMI eyes, pam In
the side, tyrk, chest Limbs, etc, sudden ilu.he.
Of heat, BURNING IA the n.sh, constant mag
OF eSh, ana great depression of spirits. All these
Indicate disease Of ,he Liver or digestive organs
comh,ncd With impure blood,
The use OF the BtteIs or Tonic will soon cause
Mc alnNc symptoms !" disappear, and IA. patient
VII huNut.u ~ .u and heRlly.
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The W. II. Brown arrived late on Fri.
day evening with the largest tow of sal,
ever brought down the Ohio by one boat.
II consisted in l. barge' containing 3s,-
600 bbls 1t is oil Tor ST. Louis, and she
departed yesterday morning with part Of
her tow.
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The Ohio is rising u, Louisville and
Cincinnati with feet water in the chute.
bu, is falling at Pittsburg.
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BNTciIELO n,s,sAInDye.

THIS superb HAIR Dye is Tue BE.r ~ rng Wuntp
Perfectly Harmless Reliable and lnsth irtcods
Nodisap ointment. No Ridiculous Tnts OF Tn
plensaht Odor. Ting nuine W. Baciplor's
la D'o produces IN dEDiNrEi.Y a splendid
Black or naturl Brown. Does not San the
hkin but leaves the Hair Clean, t,oft and Beauti.
M, The only Safe and PerfeC Dye
New Yoik ...' laayald.odAwiy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-12

The Cumberland is rising rapidly with
II fee, on harpete
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-12

tD-The river rcceded little night be-
fore last but was stationary yesterday,
and is undoubtedly rising little to-day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-12

VA r1'c, the perfumes now IN use have no pc
money. An h, ur or two fer heir use, the, @
10 trace OF perfume left. IIoa iicrent il the re-
sni succeeding the use Of Murry and Lautnan'
Florida Water Days after ~ application the
hhnuhcr'hicf "Ahaler n r,2"' delightful, delicate
ID agreeable itspfance merideoJiy