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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-12
nHDIN No. Isl,

"An ordinance in relation TO whArfboat License,
and the transaction OF mercantile basiness
upon the same
BE itor,lalnsd by the city Council Of tho city Of
caro-,
srcrloS l. That license may be granted to
wharthoats Ia transact thereon u storage, ware.
house, reshipplng and forwarding tusiness With
NTH limits OF the city Of Caro- upon PAYMENT
I C,ty Treasury ofthe sum Of Eve hundred dollars
I per annum for each ami every shaEfoosf ytnS ~
/ or occupying the landing IN the cry AND soe
gagged IN the business aforesaid so ""o py MN
I s,c... Eyery person, copartnershp ofpersons,
ay p5IS yOpysa oai, doek, wharfooss or oshss
4 structure stationed moored OF snenoewo on ne
! waters OF either the ono or nsssslppi nvers
v,nts yho shall receive, forward or store OF re-.
Z shin ANY goods, wares or merchandise o. ssid
boat vessel ho.., .oss ,,u % ~ sase sese.
o'sI,nanrc, and shall forfeit and pay 10 end for
lie ~" OF the SAID city sum aes less than hhy
.orsa, h aud every day they sre ., sSsssSS
IN car ytng or the whsrfboat tuslness aforrs said
Without license, Provided, the provisions Of the
81 1sS Ssn sSa sSs .P e *
ONO aud Mississippi rivers engaged in receiving
aud discharge s freight q.
sEc. D. II shall not be lawful for any boat yes.
sil, nuat, dock, whufhoat or other strcturs 70 -
permanently stati oned Iu0ored or apchore4 Ca ~
or near to the shore OF either tue yAie a. 94ee.
for he purpose Of keeping any taverns hotel or
grocery, receive money for the eAssreaamees 81
any guests or boarders or 10 yead or % ssu any
spiritneus, yinous or fermsptsd liQaons. % ssy
produ q, goods, wares, merchandise, bossssores.
meats o. provisions without drst Qessntnx W.
ensc therefor from the civ council or thsit ~
thorized officers, and every per-on, co. PArsaeS'
ship of persons or body corporate who shall 20.
la,e the pro visions Of he prseedlnF -sc.oe -
snm rot less tban ten dollars nss uAers han
one huadred dollars for esch and every o6sass.
THOMAS WILSON. Mvyor.
Attest Joas BgowS, CITY Clerk.
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AArmrMosIAL.-In another column W,

MArRIMoSIAL-lns another column W,
copy from the Anna Advertiser . notice
Of the marriage Of NJ. Chas. Eichof Of
the firm Of Eichoff Brothers Of this city,
TO Miss Grace Alden. of Dongols. w,
make our best editorial bow to the happy
couple and wish them oil sorts Of pros.
perity. That the wish will DO realized, /.
. foregose conclusion, Tor success mus,
attend the man who makes choice OF
Cairo for his home, and follows up the
fortunate selection by committing matri-
mony with the mistress of his heart.
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W. Is. kERNEY, Secretary.

Sxw Law FIRM.---We call the attention
ofour readers TO tho law card of Allen,
hulkey 4 Wheeler. We need no, any
tina, this is the ablcs, law arm in Southern
Illinois Judges Allen and Mulkey have
had many years experience a, the bar and
the harness has become set TO their backs
Mr.. Wheeler, younger in years, is ye, a
rife scholar In the law, and has taken a
place In the front rank Of the profession in
Egypt When NO wish tho new rm sue.
cess. We wish them what 10 beyond all
Peraiven.,urc. assured, in fact, already
achieved. ...#.
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Gke Bulletin,
VIEWS o. 7Ss CITY.

NEW MrsIc.--Just received good
selection Of new and popular music of the
latest publication, at the agency Of J. g.
Carson, No. 12s Commercial avenue.
mchl1-2t
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VIM. McHalc, for the Office of City Jailc-.

VIM. McrIalc, for the office Of City Jailcr
The nomination was confirmed as follows
yeas, IA; nay, I.
Inc Mayor then announced that no had
no further nominations TO make ut this
meeting Of the Council.
| On motion Of Councilman TAYLOR the
regular order Of business was dispensed
With for this evening ard the bonds Of tho
officers elect taken up.
The Clerk, pro tenn, presented and read
the bond Of Michael j. Howlcy, City
Clerk, and, on motion of Alderman Win
ter, said bond was ordered approved and
left in tho hards Of the Mayor.
The official bond Of Joseph b. Taylor,
Treasurer elect, in the sum of fifty tbous-
and dollars, with s. Stats Taylor, Il. II.
Cunningham, Thomas w. Halliday, A. b.
Stafford, q. ID. Williamson, w. p. Halli-
day and Scott White, securities thereon
was presented and read by the'Clcrk pro
fem, and on motion Of Alderman Winter
ordered approved and filed.
The bond Of Andrew Cain, City Marshal
elect, was also presented and read, and on
motion Of Alderman Fitzgerald, approved
and ordered hictl ...
Thrrcrpor the Council adjourned.
JAS. :. REARDEN,
City Clerk, pro tenn
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ORDER, To Observation-Disclosures or
dcrs everybody and their children 10
march to his new Photographic Art Gal
lcry, and leave their measure Tor ono or
more dozen of his new imitation porcelain
card photographs, made only at his gal
lcry. The line Of march should commence
about d o'clock a M, and continue up till
night mch!dT
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THE location Of the state fair at Du
Quoin has caused considerable di'satisi''c-
ton among the leading agricultural poo
Pile Of the northern aud middle parts of the
State. A meeting has boen called for the
purpose of organizing grand union fair
for those portions of the State, to be held
in the Fall
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UNKNOWN, but NOT USAPrREcIArED.--
We were the recipients of serenade night
before last, which gave US the same pleas
ure that fine music always does. We have
bsen unable 10 discover who the serenaders
were, but our gratitude for the compliment
is mono the loss sincere, on that account.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-12

w. T. WoRrBISoros is doing a big
business in copying and enlsrging old
D"guerreotypes, Ambrotypes and Photo
graphs, making them look rs bright rs
when arst taken. febl9tf
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w A REGULAR communication Of
wv Cairo Lodge No. 237, A. r. Il
A. NJ, will be held u; Masonic Hall OF
Monday evening, March 18th, A. l.. 5s7i,
., 7l.2 o'clock. Visiting brethren are
cordially invited.
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VINO is il that does not like smoking
hot biscuits for breakfast? The Fame
Cook stove will bake them in five minutes
time by the watch,
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SEWING MAcnIsEs.--Those wanting
Sewing Machines should remember tina,
Wheeler q Wilson's are the best in use.
They are unsurpassed for light rnnning.
They will ou,-ware any in use. Call and
examine them.
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ORGANs,--Smith American Organs
give perfect satisfaction Ia MI. Cali and
SEQ them.
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GxKxAx TnEATKr.-rhc German ORA.

UkkNAN IHEATkE.-Thc Gertnan ORA.
matte Association will give an entertain
ment to-aight at Philharmonic Hall. Tho
great tragedy OF "Liesls.' written BY
Charles Gus,kow, will be represented.
Their favorite actress, Mrs.. Fidele, will
appear In the very diMcuh ro,s Of
"Lie'le," assisted BY Mrs. Mchncr in the
character Of Katherine, and by the follow.
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" you want "a good, stylish and we'll
hitting suit of clothes, made 20 order, YOU
mast go to p. Netf, No ~ Ohio Lcvee.
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A LARGE stock of furnishing goods ofall
kinds always on hand at 7. Nehs, No. 20
Ohio Levcc. deceit
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TosAcco SALg.-Asasrs. d. Hurd &
Son, pgOprletors Of the Ballard Warehouse
are securing for the Cairo tobacco mar
ket many new patrons, both buyers and
sellers, and their resolutionto continue at
tho work drinking this no markst OF the
valley, Is strengthened by their success.
Ye'tssdAy the attendance of home and
forelgn buyers on she brakes was good.
Sales were a. tollows,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-12

Mr.. DYAs I. PAEKEg.-In the columns
of the last Duquoin 7riJan, We lind the
following in regard to our fellow towns
man, Mr.. Parker, the truth Of every line
ofwhich We are free 70 maintain
"PgnsoSAL.--D 7. Parker, a member
OF the Executive Board Of the State Ag.
ricultural Society, was In our city aud
made us n brief visit, on Tuesday last
Mr.. Parker was here comforting with the
railroad companies in regard TO transpor-
tation Of articles for exhibition at tho
coming fair He visited tho District Fair
Grounds, and took q general survey ofour
city. Mr.. Parker is of the firm of Miller &
Parker, general commission and for
wsrdiug merchants, Of Cairo, H., who are
recognized in Cairo and Southern Illinois,
as energetic honest and reliable business
men. Mr.. Parker, like most Of tho peo-
pie in Egypt, Is exercising every nerve 10
bring Southern Illinois up to level with
the more favored portions of the State,
and we hope our people will extend u
welcome hand 10 Mr.. r., and show him
such courtcsic' as gentlemen Of ine quail
titles demand
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE

That Peter Nef No. 70 Ohio levee, is
closing out his large and well.selccted
stock Of clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps,
trunks and valises, al and
BELOW Cosr.
1t IS his purpos. TO embark more extern.
sivciy in the merchant Tutoring and fur.
nishing goods business-hencc the desire
to close out tho stock above enumerated.
mar6tf
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J. c. CARSON, Agent
m7tf l2s, Com. Avenue.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-12

ChILDBEN'sl pietuces, IA speciality at
Worthington's new Photographic Art
Gallery. Y als,l n.L.- fehl0G
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-12

"r''e'h'r''h Ms"S pt"sWTd'' s M"tihes
Doors will be open at o'clock; per
Torrance 10 commence ut clock.
WIN. r. KuCHESBECKER,
Secretary.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-12

| ~, pa.- M, ~
N' A""o>" "o 'ono"'hs
w. sa,s, 80, ,, "''y .,'e 20" '"e pup,
800 $3.50" VI ''' cay ''' '"o mont" OF
$3.50"
Average nunbcr bejo,,.n.. ''''' ~.
Average daily attendance ..........,.iol
Fer cent Of attendance. ............... 92
Suihoef oil tardinosses ........""..." II
mr. .,. '.,''s' az! nor "o''"t' ''''''
., n;.,.su a.a ,' ,~ s'v , "'' increase
,,an,h 80 -. ~, Wy .,''o'' "0n' ~, tno
a,,..a a"r - " " "V'Aso d""y
u" ''''c"s' VI HNc tho per
&c., y. 49, -, " ~ va. W - Inc
80, ,oaI =. =" ~. ~, ,e"' % ",''"'"hee "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-12

Report of Public SCHOOLS ron THE
MoSuI or FEBRUARY~-Thc following
report shows the attendance upon the pub
lie schools Of this city for tho month Of
Eohruray
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The hest term Will open On Monday
April 10. II. ). ENGLISH
The New York herald., 1871-10-15
DRY GOODS.
Continued from First Pag,

Al hiohshS ssss avenue Anasns ssd Nineteenth stree.
THE Largest ths hssssTMPs1 ssH q NEW AND
TO he had on sixth avenue,
GREAT rsSp n sxs 9S soSH sSS DRESS GOODS
crIs &PscS S9e;
oco Sos yard choice pattern, and color Sl11. %.
Sc pssss sisP ySs Sa SsS %
fns F%Pss. fsue 0s s..ass @ & e @ GG' aDa s ss'''
"sG slso Fiji hns sf 81 ras GOODS
En-. sa 4ss. Hss Gs ss. AZ GsA @ &C s1s s
Fine Black o'''%f'.a We asa Il 4 sow n 5fRsisa sRs +
Black Trmm,as sks sscscs, y @ Suay ~ 81 81 Is sls5
M ss ss:,y ~ s" received
Fines. Il Lyons 3 :Ha s Z s. ssssa e and sssA s. - ''
And ooIonE6 S1TESy yEIyETTSSs pN,Sss aFTowS AND
I1,rs ss sns ns Ss sr finish s,a = 3 g g and 9
Black and eosrsd BoSns, vsve 81 IS 81 50 and So 7
Cioskins Velvet and wider, 81 IS; worth
oo.sns vslys al s E son s5S s1s sDpsssa ;1s 81
1900 Ottoman shaws rich coors, choice patterns 81 u.s. So
Very rich &c ' patterns ~ ra 81 g. S g. S. 81 and S.
Felt Straw Turbans French Flowers Ostrich Tips. &C..
All styles Of Misses LADIES' and chiidrens ..s trimmed to
premises at short notice.
IN HOUSEKEEPING AND DOMESTIC GOODS
we keep the finest stock on Sixth avenue
Euslins by piece u yard at wholesale prices
NOTTINGHAM Lace and Muslin Curtains and Piano Covers
l04 Heavy Blankets, S3 IS, 81 81 10, &5,sS5 so, So
Large size Bed Comortbles 81 7 So 2 81 so and So u.s.
HOSIERY AND MERlNo UNDERGRADUATES.
Large and elegant assortment OF Ladies', Cent? and Chill
orcn's Merno Hosiery and Undergarmenis OF every
anc
Ladies' and ChIdren's fine Cashmere and Tartan Plaid
Ladies' Gents and Chdrens regular made Merno and Silk
- Underwear
200 Black Kid Gloves pe article plain
and stitched backs, 75c. pair.
$50 dozen real Kid Gloves sSc 81 81 Is worth 81 u.s.
] and button Perfnot Gloves in all shades
button Kid Gloves medium and coors 81 and ST 25
CORsETs, PANIERs AND HOOP SKIRTS.
Great variety in oil the latest styles.
Fashionable Shape Hoop Skirts, Soc, 6oc. 75c CSC.
Paniers, all s,ylei, sec, 60c, 7sc., e0c., ssc
LADIES READY MADE UNDERCLOTHING.
ChemiSes, Nishtsowns, Alpaca, Felt and
Mohar Skirts.
Tuck Skirts, fine musin ssc., ST. 81 2a
Nghgowns, 81, 81 %. 81 IS and 81 SO.
Chemises and Drawers TIC. s5c., Soc, a.
Hapd-knit Worsted Goods for Ladies
Children.
Large collection Jackets, Waists, Shawls,
Infants M.rino Ho:aa' coaHs and nd capes, Merlno
Ssab and Bonnet R,bbons Dress Trimmings, velvet Rib
bons Pa&senientee Gmps and Loops Roman Sashes and
Ties; = very large and splendid assortment
Seventnch grain Sash Ribbon 81 and 81 Is all
RICHARD MEARES,
SO7 and 309 Sixth
and 103 and los West Nineteenth street.
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81 and S2e Sixth ~


"A. FRIENDS
excitement by notice in last SUNDAYS Her.
purchases IN slks Broadway startled
ana ss public wSo paid our
p. & s.: WITCH are ~e
s2... c9ds sss rss sn yns n the npsson
earnestly solciieG No MEns. strictly Que price
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Kid Gloves ai 81 per pair. In one and two buttons.
These gloves cannot be equallea at ~ 75
SPECIAL BARGAINS A,.s IN
SASH RIBBONS
Seven ncn Back Gro. Grain Sash Ribbon a. sSc per yard
per yard - =
SOB 10. real French ~ovsn corsst.,
pure wAA'eoon'' at 4 h,s spar' worth 81 %
eA. w ss .as 1a's s sp,"ss wS aan sad per
SPECIAL A.,G sssoArss IN
oil wool Empress Cloths 10 all colos al &c., 55c and sac
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS. &C.
fass' Of per- dozen Is 50
SPECIAL sXRaAISs IN
LADIES ENTERTAINMENTS.
Fine quality thirty sucks Bos9m chemise. at 81 & formerly
LAdiss Drawer, Hamburg needewort ., 81 49,
formerly al g.
Ladcs Night Dresses eight double rune 81 S.
mery xly
Also
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
TAMDous AND NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
which offering Ai iess than cost
OF importation
discount TO purchasers for the Chicago cizens
and trade. FRIENDS 64q Sixth avenue,
between Thir!y-seventh and Thirty eighth streets
A JOHNSON BURNS co.
Millinery Department
Win offer on Monday, October l6,
French Bonnets and
ROUND HATS
al q reduction OF " per cent
AiArge assortment OF
ROUND HATS,
our own manufacture, very low prices
JOHNSON, BURNS A CO.,
"a and 36 East Fourieenth street.
corner Unversity place, Union square.
ATv. yIGoURoUxs, III FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR
"A Twelfth street-Stampre, Embrodering Establishment
large stock Of imported Larsne Cnemse Bands, ioke,,
Covers. Pillow Cases. Night Gowns Collars hand
petit Coats, Ac Ladies' and bsbes' Troussesu spe
OF Initial Monograms for handkerchtfs table AMI bed
clothes. also ali mentioned seeds al wholesale
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A THE ASSaISs sSHSs.5s @ H2Ssk k4s = sAssE.s.
opposite the Post Office
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
Of our bushes: BUSH ,,1.r,s s conduc.d Ct lat .. our
no. IL AND fSSfE ~ EAST ApqSGf !ssa s4 NEAR 9Th Av
SALES OF Fhsss aSksfs 81 s1'i %sS sGsksrAeEs
sEEs WrsS 70 AEn OR THOSE
barring or Carriages to sell VII o. d our sSuss per-
we 10 a our other business on The same
principles which honorable houses in all mercantile
piEEerv We GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
As Pos s&Iss ST 5 7
can be made at our down town Office and saesroom - Mas
ssu street where We also keeps register OF horses Tor pr
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON coNsIGNMENTs.
ALL SECOND HAND AND IN GOOD ORDER.
one round and one straight front Coupe
on. @ ans ,s lshi imported Landau on egs, springs
One spring Barouchc.
one four.seat Phaeion.
One Cabriolet, extension top.
one Tea Cart Pbaeton.
Ono Tea Cart Phaeton, with shifting top
on. ONE isss..:., ss,ssss nssssw.s, Rssss.sy
One four wheel Dog Cart.
One top Wagon and two po top Road Wagons
o'e fOn' f1seiSp WOOD BROTHERS CO., no Broadway.
A TTENTIoN Is CALLED TO THE SALE
n AT PUBLIC AUCTION
s TsERA NO. 3Es4 Fl fE M sTksn
OF noyE TESsSs nqkss M
Stock exhibition at stable from now until time OF SALE
For full particulars Tuesdays Herald and catalogue
Sale absolute unreseved Stock must be seen to be
preciatcd.
A COMPLETE TURNouT-PoNY PHAEToN AND
N Harness, nearly also black Horse ID hands high
SOUND and perfectly gentle for lady drive will be sold To-.
cether or separate cneap. Apply nj BROWN BATES
stable, IA West Thirty ninth street
FINE LARGE BAY HORSE, ALSO FAMILY CAR
riage two seat to be sold very cheap for
want OF the Horse young sound and handsome APP
uIy 10 TOW wNLEY, Boulevard Stable, Feth street, near
Seventh avenue.
A NEW AND SECOND HAND WAGONS OF ALL
a. styles descriptions single and double Harness Of
all grades, Lap Robes Blankets Whips Bells &C. At 20 per
cent Broadway prices Ca at the old stand lsb
and 437 Broadway, near Fory-hrss street . rr,vv,
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES --coUPEs, LAU-
n daules Coupe and Westchester Rockaways Phaeonsr
Cabrioes light Kockawaya Road Wagons new and second
hand. eli styles, at greatly reduced prices. -
MANUFACTURERS UNION S1 BroAdwaf.
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Il. Ladies' will please remember
addition daily opening Of foreign goods
domestic stocks are no, neglected
House Furnishing Goods which we sell
- At very low prices
this season. In the European markets. already opened we
- -" 0''s Direc, from Berlin,
very fine Ivory Fans
Direct from Dresden
case One Porcelain Medallion Paintings.
Madonnas, Cencis, &c
cases Bronnes, Groups Figures, staue,tes, &c.
Direct from tiermanv
20 cases Bronrss, at very low prices.
case iadies very fine calf i've " button Gloves
case ssnslsmeDs very cry , hne M, Md Cloves Goye.
Cases very nne ladies' Empress KID Gloves one ana two
Having been in the European markets myself for past
six months these goods are OF my own selecting We shall
goods daily-noi on specified days. but every day
Brsh, and fresh just the Good. you want
Not .seced for country trade bu for the best New York
devoted the last fifteen to that specially You win
bnd IN store every day new Goods OF my own selection
London,
Berlin,
yicnn
Switzerland,
wh cb shall sell at the lowest possioe prices
Fourteenth street and Sixth
w X. PEYToN
w. will open Monday
magnificent stock
Ladies', Young Misses and Chndreus
Ready Made Dresses and Suits,
in all the and fashionable styles imported
W. n PEYTON 272 and "a Bowery.
Ladies' Ready Made Suits.
Grand opening
Monday, Oct. Is.
All the leading and
most fashionable styles imported In
yelyets, Silks.
.eour, Popins,
Empress Cloths. Satin Cloths
Cashmeres aud Alpacas
Our prices full 10 per cent lower than Rroadway
W. X PEYTON z72 and Ul BOwery.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

ATH. o'NEILL CO.'S,
"A 327 and ss Sixth avenue and Twentieth street,
Importers of French aud English Millinery
Goods.
have @ opened d full full line Of
SILK velvets.
6ix Velvet for Dress Trimming 81 60 good quality
SILK MantIla Velvet, from SIS 81 TO $lS per yard
2Cases OF Black and Colored vcveteens.
Rich LaceA
We are now Offering the finest selection OF articles IN h
the broadway prices
Point and Applique Trimming Laces.
Real Point and hrplique Trimmings.
Barhs, Bnnckerchiefs Collars and Sets
Black and White Guipure Laces
sacrifice will be sold per below the COS. Of
English or German Guipurs po,ian. Lace
We have now opened full line Of eros Grain Bonne. Rib
bons IN all The new fall shades, Nos s, s, l2 l6
Sash Ribbons inch black, 75c per yard. warranted all
Scotch Plaid. an silk ese, to slio per yard.
Roman Sashos, Fancy sashes (cheapI
Straw Goods
Ladies' Felt Hats OF the finest quality In all the newest
WIN open Monday line Of Fancy Felt Hats
Rich French Flowers
Fancy Fesiheu.
Ostrich Tips Ostrich Pumes and Fancy Felt IN great
<ariesy.
The largest assortment Of Scars and Ties In the city, and the
cheapest
300 dozen Lupin's two button Kid Gloves. ST.
SO Lupins two-button Fancy KID Gloves 81 IS
100 dozen Lupins two hutton Fancy Kid Gloves 81 S.
All OF these goods arc OF . superior quality.
Full line OF the famous Perronet GloveA
N B.-Strangers visiting the city, and customers,
respectfully invited 10 examine our stock.
All goods marked In plain hEuTTss o,sErrI ! CO
81 and s2e Sixth avenue ana Twentieth street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-15

pRosPECT fARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
The following special premiums viii be troed for dur.
ing their Asi7fSGri! FiRsT bAfETuEspAy, tflI OCT H.
s a a .nS three
wSsses Sf.sn es,sFs eSe,i 5F 5s C. pSr',.
i% Ms:.s :s,s1s .I;
J. r. Smith enters blk. 6. Dick.
Msa Tsssns se;s1s eS,sIs p s. % 81 Eeay sean. EmA
NJ Goodin enters G. g. safe; NV
z; Van Wyck enter b. $. Tom Moore
Ghsrss %,t.D ESesSn ss,nr eSsF sv g Re
EcoSp Sss5s2n sneg T Aas
ssS .dsss
B. pdfer ssrsn sn.sRs s9f5' !. II y. dsns fSaa
John 7. pos enter. ~: :. Charlie Loew.
Daniel Mace enters b. sxHs 3 HsrTy 1tH Harley
never
J. Bowen Se' enters an.a9' B. Ne.ss 'as fsn Morr.
sy W JACKSON me.s enter snser. + S e iP Endurance
George Brown enters n. Lady Colyer
i9'SS
E W. TeackIe enters 5. Oily Miss 8 .e~ Miller
GSs SoSn n!sa ardns4 sn.sl sn.s sn sy MSnFSe Se Girl
John g. Mead enters ,; sxME aI Lay nHy vs'n's
ass never beaten
3 WSsser Rfss1 seis.s ens1. bi '1s % E9ehs, Egess
Il. ". Howe enters blk. m Bell Morrell
+. Thorne enters b. ct. Sentinel
N. Goodin entcrs z q. Safe.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY. OCTOBER %.
$500 to first, 1900 to second and x00 TO third.
D. Pffer enters g. 6. Lottery.
9. Hoss!.ndy enter. Gs: {. :. Gray JACK. ''-
''x' Miller en'er' o. ZANE z; Msnyi DAY.
PURSE No $3.50 for horses that have never beaten 81
&450 to nrs, 1925 to second and $75 TO third
NJ Roden enters br. z. j. II. Coleman
s. j. jackson enters b. z. Beppo
j. A. Chambers enters g. ss. Hickory Jack.
A. Patterson enters ch. m. Belle Of Oneida.
B. Daniels enters b. m. Topsy.
John Murphy enters br. m. Lady SearS-
j. Fl. Whtson enters ch. Z. Clarance
s. ID. Bruce enters b. m. Enigma
John Splan enters G. g. Ed Baton.
Daniel Mace enters 6. st. Plato.
David B. Hewson enters b. g. Ohio Boy.
M. W. Bacon enters b. st. W. II. Allen
The above to be mile heats best In IN harness,
except No and will be governed by the rules Of the Ma
tona Association horse dsancing the held VIII receive
the entire Trotting TO commence each day At
O'Clock, propt good dav track Admission TO all parts
OF grounds including grand stand and lower part OF club
house, 81.
Uoney Island cars leave Fulton ferry every Eve minutes
for the grounds MARTIN KALBFLElSCh, President
f. o. READ, Secretary
The New York herald., 1871-10-15
NEW YORK HERALD SHEET

DRY GOODS.
T'HoMAs TWEED CO.,
L 763 broadway,
VIII open on Monday Oct 1S magnificent assortment OF
fall and winter
Dress Goods.
consisting of Irish Poplins
Ep'nglines, Empress Cloths
Irap d'Lte, Biaritz Coths
satin de Chine, Serces,
in all the coora
Plaids IN great variety from 25c. upward
Our Mourning Department
is now repiee and comprises every novelty In
Black Dress Goods.
54 Alexandra Cloth, 4gc., soc, 60c, r5o
"a Baritx. 6nc, &c. 75c., s5c.
- French SatIue 65c. Toe. 75c-, ST.
So Henriettas. s5c.. 81, 81 10, 81 25
"a Cashmeres and Mernocs. 81, 81 25. 81 5M
Satin de Chine and Australia Grapes.
several OF Black Apacas Delhi Popns and Mohsrs
o and upward purchased previous the present
In prices
Bombazincs, Drap d'Ete Empress Cloths, &C.
Black Silks
At very low prices.
White Goods Hosiery and Underwear
st popular prices.
An inspection of the above goods respectfully
THOMAS TWEED Co.
7oS brosdway between Eighth and Ninth streets.