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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-04-07
Ghe Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL :, 1871.

Mr.. BUcKALEw's speech on the first
page will of course amply repay careful
Derusal
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A DMINISTRATOR,s NOTICE.
INCORPORATION.
A UDITOR,S NOTICE.

A UDITOK'S NOTICE.
IN ESTATE OF DAVID RoiRBAcH, DECD.
This undersigned appointed by the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, Auditor to distribute
funds in the hands of Administrator of David
Rohrbach, late of Locust township. Columbia
county, deceased, to and among creditors ana
heirs, Will meet the parties Interested for the
purpose of his appointment, at the Office OF WI
Abbot Esq, in Catawlssa, Pa, on Saturday, the
18th day OF April, A. ID. 1871, at 10 o'clock A, NJ
All persons having claims on said estate, are re-
uuired to attend or be forever debarred from
Z. b. BROCKWAY,
apr 7'7l-it Auditor,
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INCORPORATION.

l.
Notice Is hereby given, that on the l7th day Of
February, 1871, sundry inhabitants of Columbia
county presented petition toan adjourned Court
OF Common Pleas of said county, praying
the said Court to granta Charter of Incorporation
under the name, style and title of"Thc Orange.
with the rights aud privileges therein stated,
and if no sufficient cause is shown to lhe con ,
trary the first day of next term, the pray er OF
the petitioners viii be granted, according TO the
yidcd. W. IL. ENT
apr 7'7l.4t Prothonotary.
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EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

Onice, 1913 South 7th ST., Philadelphia.
Between Chestnut and Walnut.
II you wish to hire labor of any kind, write and
tell us just the help you want. The wages you
will pay. The best, and cheapest way to reach
your place, and If far from Philadelphia, you
had better enclose Rail Road fare. We Will do
our best to serve you and give you all the infor-
nation we can about the person we send. Our
desire is to assist the worthy, and no charges to
either party.
Address
ALEX. SLOAN,
Sup't Employment Bureau,
apr 7'7l-tf l2j South 7th Street, Philadelphia.
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not needed IN order to enable the paintis to nish
their depot That they had sold ground 10 the neigh
DOrnOOd that would answer equally for their pur-
pose and that other ground could be bought for the
same purpose. the allegations were st0uty con-
tested by the plaintiffs. Decision was reserved
tr Of Dispute.
Bolles Us. DuG.-Ths Will be remembered as the
old suit about the lease OF the ground on which the
olympic theatre stands. The defendant was autq0r
ICED by Judge Barnard to lease It for three years.
On appeal the General Term modified this to one
year. The Court or Appeals on appeal
them. A reargument was therefore had IN
the General Term In which 1t was decided
that the original order was not appealable, and
Judge Barnard's order must stand They again
went to the Court Of Appeals who held that the
order was appealable to the General Term, put pot
to the Court OF Appeals On the subject being
brought up yesterday in this court 1t was decided
that the order made at General Term modifying the
order Of Special Term was the order now existing
anu In force. "a. ss MFl..
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EL0pfMEST FROM NEW Y0ak.
The Couple Captured 10 Cleveland.

from the Cleveland tOhio) Leader, April 81
Some two weeks ago fine looking young man,
tall and well prOpOrtl0ned, came To this city and
stopped ct the New England Hotel registering his
name as Mr.. Creighton VI New York. lie said he
was expecting his wife every day, and In few days
lady came, whom he introduced as Mrs. Creighton,
and the pretended man aud vile. as happy and
loving as two doves, passed few Joyous days
together. saturday evening, however, On unplea-
SAINT visitor arrived. the couple was returning
from supper when an elderly lady advanced and
taking Mrs. Creighton by the arm calle1 her 'ny
daughter and asked her II such things could be.
The mother, with o younger daughter, had come all
the way nom New York to catch the iuGittves, And
fell right upon them. The pretended Mrs. Creighton
slipped away from her mothers grasp, and, FOL.
lowed by her husband, rushed up stairs toward the
room. The mother ran after them, begging every one
to stop the fugitive, alarming the whole house with
her cries, and calling Creighton few epithets, OF
which her stock was not very large. Tue pursuer
got lost IN the halls and the pursued emerging into
the street. took carriage, ordering the diver to
take them to the Atlantic and Great western depot,
and In q few moments telling him to take them to
the Detroit boat. The mother went 70 the depot,
and not hearing anything OF them there called In
the services OF q detective who soon found the c0u-
ple ON the Detroit steamer ready TO leave. The
mother here took possession OF her daughter and IN
the evening left for New York. Mr.. Creighton pre-.
tended to give up The woman. but 1t was supposed
that he departed on the same train with ner, and he
may have enticed her from her parents again.
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COURT CAlENOARS-TH!S DAY.

SUPREME C0URr-CTRcurT-Part 1-IIcld by Judge
Van Brunt Nos. 90, 49, 81 ST. ld7, 500 2171s 223,
So $685. 2sl 243 ISL 263 49, 265 27, 277, 2s1, 2s5.
Part 2-IIeld by Judge Sutherland.--Nos. pa, 2l8,
1893, 126, 1872 ZOO 144 20s, 28s, GAO, 1892 A4 81,
266, ITO, 1905, 90, 81, 123, 1880.
SUPREME COURT-CDAMBERs-Aeld by Judge
brady.-Day Calendar-Nos AZ, 43, a., s. II, rs, 80
90, 9S, 100, 100, 104, los. Call-No. 1914
COMMON PLEAs--TRIAL TREM.-Part Held by
Judge Daly-Set down uses.-Nos. 674, 72a, 6s,
s43. 500, sA.-Regular order OF General Calendar
Nos esq., $685. 934 GAS, 1885, 037 93s, 039, $40. OIL
Part 2.--held by Judge Daly.--Nos. $40. 9l2, e1S.
915, Oh, 99, OIL 922, o23, ga o27, $685. $780, $50,
93l. E9 14
MARINE CouRr-Part 1.-ITeld Dy Judge Curtis
Nos 1884 6233, 5342 5946, 6416, $500, 6425, 6449,
64s5, 54s6, $685. 549l, 5493 58sa, 1854. $685. 1884,
01s5 6l39, $780, 1904, $685. 1898, 5000, $780, 642g,
5464, 1906, SOL, 1884, 6452 5453, 547s 1892 Part
8.-Hed by Judge Tracy.-Nos. 6lt2, 6i4s, sl47
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SUPREME C1ua1-1NtaAi Term.

The Harlem Railroad Company Fighting Over
the subject Of Land for Their Own Depot.
Before Judges Ingraham, Barnard aud Cardozo.
the Harlem Railroad Company Us. Kip ct a.
An application in this case, the full particulars OF
which have been published IN the HERALD was, 1t
will be remembered, made some time since TO com.
pei the defendants 10 surrender property OF theirs to
the plaintiffs ut nxed valuation on the ground that
tho latter required It In order TO complete their new
depot, az the corner OF Forty.second street and
Fourth avenue. referee, 70 whom the matter was
referred, reported against the plaintiffs claim.
subject was brought before Judge Uardozo.
VINO rendered q judgment In favor or the
plaintiff and holding that they needed 1t for depot
TINS Ia an appeal from this Judgment Is was urged
by the defendants that the KrouDd IN question was
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The Burning or Wilson's Cracker Bakery
Suit 10 RerOver Property.

Suit 10 RerOver Property.
Before Judge Robinson.
Margaret Catherine ana James Lar7ct,A an IN
Ja,st W.. John r. Wflson.-This case was tried once
before and the particulars fully given in the HERALD
It IL SUFFICIENT now to state briefly that the PLAINTIFF
aege that on or about the LIST Of January, 1861 the
Defendant set re TO his bakery In Fulton street for
he gave promlssory note for $1,000 to
the husband OF Mrs. Iarkin to indemnify him for the
loss sustained by his building, which adi0ned the
bakery of the defendant by the fire. Some time
before the Ore, however, Mrs. Larkin claims that
TO her husband. and That the husband mad the deed
on his person when he was blown up In the cracker
bakery, ana which, she alleges, was distracted by
having the deed, and consequently not knowing
the location OF the property IN BROOKLYN now brings
this suit to recover either 1t or the purchase money
Case still on. @.
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He COUR r S.

Tho Rights Of Condgnsss- Question Affecting an
International Treaty-The Thompson Bank
ruptcy Case ondsmnations- Alleged Black
mailing-Ths Harlem Railroad Company
in 0ourt-The Olympic Theatre Ground
Wilson Cracksr Bakery Controversy
The Noe Win Case-Businem in
tho Court Of General Sessions
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL Is7l-rklfLE SHEET

with having on hts establishment the Sign Of q
wholesale liquor dealer, while, In faOk he rs retail
dealer. The case was called for hearing yester.
day, when some testimony was TAKEN The further
hearing OF the case was then adjourned until Satur
day next.
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Charge Against Rsctidsr or Spirits.

Charge Against a RsctiAsr Of Spirits.
Before Commissioner Davenport.
The United States rs. Ed,oGrd 4. BOrTe.-rhe de-
PENDANT who is In business as rectifer OF spirits.
at No 10 Cedar street, was held in 5000 TO await
an examination on Friday ON charge Of making
false entries In his books.
Alleged Matchmaking.
The United States os. Joseph @. H,ad. The de-
PENDANT has been held to bail in the sum OF 5000 to
await an examination on charge OF having repre-
sented himself to William Sterneman, o liquor dealer
IN Second avenue, TO be an internal oflcer
with power to examine Sterneman,s books, In which
the defendant said there were false entries and that
the matter could be settled for twenty five dollars
Sternemans authority was asked for: but not being
able to show any, he was put out Of the place He
then went before Commits sOner Williams and pre-
ferred q complaint against Sterneman; but upon ex
animation the charge turned out TO he unfounded
and Hurd now finds kinds himself within The
meshes OF the law.
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eaooxlYM COUaI CALENDAR.

SUPREME CGURr-CrRoUT.-Nos 40, 90, n, 90, 70,
H. IT, 49, 10, So 81, So 81 85, So 81, 90, o. 90, 81.
CITY COURT-Parts ! ana 2-Held by Judges
Thompson and McCue-Nos. AZ, as 81. 104, 1913, 173.
Part 3-Held by Judge McCue-Special Term
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SUaRoGATe'S COURT.
The Noe Will Case.

Before Surrogate Hutchlngs.
The will OF Eloise Isabel Noe was again up for
probate. which was contested on the ground OF al
legged fraud In procuring the signature The will
bequeaths the bulk OF her property, estimated at
something like $780, 00O to her husband, and Is con.
tested by several relatives residing IN Pennsylvania
and In Ireland. Some witnesses were examined as
TO the signature, and the further hearing adjourned
until Saturday next, at IL O'Clock. 03
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COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

G ALBANY, April s. 1871.
The following Is the Court or Appeals do
calendar for April 6:-Nos 133, 15l, III, 49, III
1877, las, I40. rf
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Condemnation Of Cigars.

The United States Us. esso0 Ci0ars.-This pro-
perry belonging to one Edward Kuhn, was seized
at 20 Liberty street for alleged discrepancy between
the quantity OF material used In the manufacture OF
the cigars and the number of cigars manufactured.
The case was called on yesterday, and there being
no appearance on the part Of the claimant the
Judge directed q decree to be entered by default,
condemning the property.
The Lillienthal Tobacco Case.
The complaint in the case OF the United States vs..
Lillenthal h Co., charged with "defraudng the
internal revenue,n should have been written
''charged with noncompliance with the statute IN
not making regular returns OF purchases sales &C."
The trial N the case is adjourne4 10 Monday next
Is : {s;5:I<-L
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I Sk5STfYV t5 8';';;:11'
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT ccUaT-sAs1faS DISTRICT
Now for a Thlrd Trial.

uhillu SiAitS ChCui CUuai-sAs INN uS'sI'.
Now for a Thlrd Trial.
Before Judge Benedict.
The second trial Of Daniel McC0le, who was In
dicted on the charge Of haviag attempted to pass
counterfeit go bill at the store OF Mr.. Schng,
Fulton street. rs reported In the HERALD OF yesier-
day, resulted In disagreement OF the jury. On the
first trial the jury convicted the defendant but his
counsel succeeded In obtaining this new trial for
trial before Jucge Benedict.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couar-sasTsas DISTRICT
The Admiralty Calendar.
Before Judge Benedict.
The admiralty calendar was called yesterday, at
noon. when cases were set down for the days upon
which counsel agreed. N#N
Properly Condemned
Returns OF process were made yesterday IN the
cases or the following property ..
Nineteen casks, containing 500 gallons OF spirits
and other property; seized on the premises OF
Il. II. Kugler, at the corner OF Park and Portland
avenues.
Nineteen hundred cigars. seized In Broadway
Il. ID. >,
Seven packages OF brandy and four packages Of
rum, seized by the Collector Of the Port OF New York
On motion OF Assistant District Attorney Catn,
the property was forfeited. 4
PetitiOa In Bankruptcy.
Cyrus M. Williams filed petition In bankruptcy
yesterday.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The Messrs. Muller, wilkins h Co. continued yes
side Park property, commenced the previous day In
the Exchange Salesroom, and obtained prices as
satisfactory as those which the several building sites
realized on the first day. The attendance was good
and bidding brisk, and there manifest through
out disposition the part Of several to possess
the land. Messrs. 4. II. Ludlow 4 Co. were also in
the Exchange with fine city property, also Mr.. James
NJ. Miller ana Messrs. A. J. BlceoKer, Son Co.
NEW YORK PRorERTY-BY MULLER, wiLKrSs AND 90.
Continuation sale OF the estate Of @. N. Wilkins, de-
lot 8 ". corner eth av and 10th ST. 2bsrioo Sl2ooo
lot ADJOINING 10 q, 5 =. s4M
lot n W. corner sih sv and iosth st., rs 5xl00 sou
lots . l60h st. 100 Of 9Th s5xi00ll each. 1890
lots s5jonlng x6aoUl H. S5So
lot s. e. corner Morning sde av and io,h ST. @5xioo $3.50
1lot adjoining, 126xl0D ........... 40
lots adjoining, &sxlc0 each no
lot corner MornIns sids av and Iosh st. aabloo 1S
lot 1Jgth ST. 1 e. OF Mornngside 20At0oll 2S5Q
lots ADJOINING Ssxiooii each Sao
lot corner 9Th az, ay and ill,h ST. s62xlco 7se
lot n ). iisE y. s.h av, aiioiii..... ssS
lots adjoining, MnloOi each 25o
lot corner 9Th and l24.h st., 2d2xloo.... 1000
lot. sdoins Ss1ico each aasS
2iots l24h ST. !og r. W. Of 9th av 25niOo1i each 1900
lots adjoinins, 25xioolI, 1900
lots adjoining, S51leoli each. SO
). aLEIoKrs, SOY AND 90. -.
nth az, LOT, ". corner q llsh st., 262,Sx l1o..
Is,s 9Th siiiaaa:
Lot n w. corner Church and Thames 13oSs2e 70 600
No. los cia st,ae corner Of Hague SSW
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Married.
wILLIAMs-FowLNR--AtP Port Chester, ~ Y, on
Wednesday. April s. at the residence OF the bride
parents. DAvIDT WILLIAMS, OF BROOKLYN, TO LOUISE
K, only daughter III Joseph q. Fowler Esq. NO
cards.
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UNITED STATES C0aMlssosssy cuulT.

L'Qner Dealer In Court.
Before Commissioner wlnsow.
James w. Hunter Is charged with having drawn
spirits from barrels without elacng tho stamps and
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BAYIsY.-At the getty House Yoaksr W Wed.
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ATTEMPTED MURlER.'

CON BRYCE DANaEROUsLY, II NOT FATALLY
sTABBED--PROBABLE ESCAPE OF TIM
MURDERER
Between the hours Of two and three
o'clock, yesterday morning, three Italians,
named respectively, Dominic Giovanni
and Johannes and Bsptiste Bethestepc,
supposed 70 be drunk, attacked the saloon
of Pat Clancy, on Ohio lovee, breaking in
the windows. and hsnsom lights. Mr..
Con Bryce, an inmate Of Clancys, and an
employee Of the Central railroad company,
was awakened by the disturbance, and
aiming himself, went down stairs 10 ascer-
tain its cause. Reaching the pavement,
in night dress, no asked the business OF
the marauders, and was answered BY hav-
ing large dirk knife plunged into his
back, almost under the right shoulder
blade. His pistol dropped from his grasp,
and he fell instantly on the ground. The
assassins fed, but the brothers Bethestene
were captured by the Waterman of the
railroad and lodged In Jail. Giovanni
who Il Is believed inflicted the stab, es.
capped, and up TO the hour Of going L
press had not been heard from. He wal
the owner of the saloon just above Sack
bergers, on the levee, and bears the sepu
tation Of q desperate. Bryce is very dan
gerously II not fatally wounded. He i
an old citizen Of Cairo, and 10 esteemed
an honest, Woodworking man. One of tn,
italian brothers, now in the county jail
had just arrived in Cairo from Italy, OF
the morning Of the Fourth, and canno
speak work Of English. His brother !
the owner Of fruit stand Just adjoining
Korsmeyer's, on Sixth street.
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SECRET ORDERS.

TIE MASONS.
CAIRO .CoaNASDERy, No. l3.-Stated Assembly
al the Asylum Mason, Hall, first and third sa''
uriats in each month. 49, ~ ~
CAino CouScIL, No. 2i,-Regular Conyocation at
Masonic Hall. the second Friday in each month.
CAIRO CnsrTrR, No. 7l.-9cgular. Convocation
at Masonic Hall, on the third Tuesdey Of every
manth. fia
C.,Ro Jopor, No. 237 +. IA. Regular Com.
municahons at Masonic Hall, the second and
fourth Mondays Of each month.
DELTA LopoE, No. 5Gs +. 4 A. M.-Regular Com
municahons Mt Masonic Hall-irst and third
Thursdays in each month.
THE oDD-FELI.ows.
ALEXANDER LopGE, 22i.-Meets in Odd FL lows
lisll in Arter's Building, every Thursday even.
ing, at o'clock.
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CAurIoNi-- Druggists are sometimes
careless, and In purchasing their stock gel
hold Of an imitation Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, or counterfeit article, and inno-
Gently sell IL for the genuine. Never buy
package without seeing that the name
printed upon It is DR.. Sage's Catarrh REM.
EDr, and not DR.. Sage's Catarrh Cure, New
Catarrh Cure, Catarrh Retieper, or some
other similar sounding name. Also that /.
has printed both upon the wrapper and
also upon the U. S. govern ment stamp
which Is upon II, the words: r. v. Pierce
M. d, Buffalo, N. Y" In this way you
will be sure to get the genuine. 57l.
jy6d&wlt.
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wsro on motion Of Aldermen Fitzgerald
referred TO tho City Marshal TO examine ns
to their correctness,
AN .oRpIrAScR,
Upon its hrst reading and laid over; un.
dor tho rule, until the ncxt meeting of the
Board, an ordinance entitled "An ordi-
nance in reference TO the Police Force
ADJOURNMENT.
On motion Of Alderman Budcr the
Board adjourned TO meet again on Thun-
day evening next, At n O'CLOCK.
M. ]. HowI.EY, City Clerk.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

GRAND AND TRAVERSE yURoRs--cRIMINAI
DOCKET-CAsK OF BOYLE %. KELLY.
The Alexander county circuit court
convened in regular session yesterday
morning vt ten o'clock, pursuant 70 ad.
journment Of Monday. David J. Baker
Judge; John Q. Harman, clerk; A. H. Ir.
win, sheriff. The states attorney being
absent, F. L. Albright was by the court
appointed states attorney pro tenn. The
morning session was consumed in empan.
neling and charging the juries. Henry
w. Halliday, Esq, was swoiA as foreman
Of the grand jury, and Geo. Hill, Esq, Sc
lected as the bailiff of that body, which j,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06

ST. NIcHoLAs.-Day boarders can Sc.
cure good accommodation at the st. Mich.
olas formerly the st. James) at 81 per
week. The house is At the corner of Ohio
levse and Eighth street, central location
and Is proprietored by Harry Walker
who Is alive 10 the wants OF his patrons
Parties desiring boarding and lodging can
learn terms on inquiry at the Office.
may3dtf
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AUCTION SALE

or HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
will offor for sale, on Friday,
July Z, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at tho residence
Of Mathew Clarke, on cornor Of Twelfth
and Poplar streets, a large assortment Of
parlor, bedroom and kitche~ furniture,
consisting Of sofas, chairs, mirrors, carpets,
bedsteads, mattresses, pillows, bureaus,
knives and fcrks, cooking stove, etc. Also,
one fine mich COW and calf will DO sold
Sale positive and without reserve.
ID, HARTMAN. Auctioneer.
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Alderman Winter moved to allow said
bills. Carried by the following vote
Ayes--Budcr Fitzgerald, Rcarden, STRAIT
ton, Swayne, Valdez and Winter--7. Nay
%.
The Committee on Claims to whom also
the following salary bills were referred re.
ported the same back recommending pay
xharaoc
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Medts.-The branch meat shop of james
Kynaston, located on Commercial avenue,
next door TO the grocery store of James
Carroll, is now in full blast, and this pop
ular butcher is supplying all tho refined
meat eaters of that portion of the Fourth
Ward with splendid meat. II you have
not tried him give him q call. Il
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KEEP COOL. -Ketrigerators, leo chests
water coolers, ] X l. ice cream freexers
bath tubs, japanned cloth for window
screens, ETC., ETC., at ggi 4H
BEERWART, ORTIZ & CO.'S,
myl8tf 1870 Com. Ave.
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CANSi CANSii CANSiii
Five hundred dozen No. Tin FRUIT
CANS AT THE Nrw-YoRK sroRy, st 81 90
per dozen. Largest wholesale and retail
stock In the city. T
600 GREELY b PATiER.
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SHOES WARRANTED.-Mr. Black Of the
City Shoe Store, agent for the sale Of our
gentlemeEs, ladies and misses shoes ID
authorized by us TO warrant all Of our
shoes bea-ing the stamp Of the City Shoe
Store, and to replace with new ones all
shoes Of our brand sold by him that may
rip. BRoLAsKI q Co.,
jy-l-tf Shoe Manufacturers, st. Louis.
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CONF TO SrAY.--Robcrt Reid has per
manently established q coal yard at Cot
tpnwood Point, Mo-, for the purpose o.
supplying steamboats, with coal. Tows q,
all times, day or night.
je8tf C.S. HUTCHINSON, Agent.
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For ExCHANGE.--An invoice of hats
and caps and other merchandise for .
small house and lot in Cairo. For desira.
bio property will pay some cash differ
encc. Call ut No. 40 G commercial avenue
ELLIOTT, HAWTHORN Il Co.
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FoR SALE.-A good open buggy. Ap
pyto JAMES JOHNSON, Stone Depot.
je2e.lw.
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WV. EHLEm has the best brands q
French calf, moroccos, kid, buckskin and
patent feathers, all Of which he will man.
ufacture into the latest style Of boots and
shoes 70 suit the taste Of any and all his
patrons. jne2lN
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ST. PAUL AND RETURN via Chicago, re-
turn via Dunleith, e32.60. Good for 80
days. ---.--- jylts
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-06

GREAT ExCITEMENT.-The city has
been agitated during the past week on the
subject of the excellent st. Louis Beer,
Weiss Beer, Rhine Wine, and splendid
cigars for sale at Charley Schonemeyers
saloon. His Weiss Beer is becoming o
popular drink-his Rhine Wine ia the
best in the city,-his st. Louis Beer
always ice cool. The Egyptian Saloon is
located at the corner of Tenth street and
Washington avenue, where all lovers of
good things TO drink should call.