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FRANCE.
A Promised Night Attack.

VERSAILLES, Wednesday P. NJ, via
ROlogne, Thursday morning, May IL
A great assault upon the Notifications of
Paris viii be made tonight. Point du
Jour has been knocked to pieces by the
terrible fire from the government battery
at MontrenOut.
RcsseI Declines to Take "a Cell in
the mazRS.
PARIS, May 11.-Rossen was yesterday
placed in the custody Of Girardin. A.
3 o'clock both of them disappeared, and
neither has yet been recaptured.
'Fhursday-Ehc Expected Attach.
The principal attack on the VersailHs 3
is expected at Auteuil and Point du jour
Both SIDES are massing their troops, al i
a great battle is anticipated. De Les
Cluse has been appointed delegate Minis
ter of War to the Commune. Official
reports to the Commune deny that the
Versaillists have won any victory.
MOntrOuge S.EenCed-DOm browskI
Supreme.
LONDON, MAY IA Times special
dispatch from Versailles says the fire of
Forts MonhOuge and Vanvres las beer
silerced. The National Guards cf the
aIrondissmt mis- OF Vanguard aid the Pan
theOn have refused to march against the
Versailles troops. Tie fall Of the column
VeDdOme is, it is said, now definitely
fixed for Friday.
a special dispatch from Paris says
Gen. DombrOwski is now supreme.
The Palace of the Luxembourg has
been offered the city of Paris Tor hOldin g
its municipal councils.
VERSAILLES, May 1.-THE Govern
ment has established batteries at Chateau
Becon, in the Boulevard Eugene, at Neu-
liz, and al GenneTilliers.
EbierS' Residence in Paris DemOI.
ished.
In consequence Of a proclamation Just
sued by Theirs, the Commune decreed
the seizure of his furniture and the 1 E.
molition Of his residence 10 Paris.
tremendous CanmOnade-Vanvr
StiiI Firing.
The csnnOnade continues and the re-
suits are described as tremendous Fort
V2nvTes still Tesists. The G TeIHment
troops yesterday carried the baTric.des iu
the village of BourgelA B2ine killing and
wounding one huud,ed Insurgents and
cap uring farty-three.
Good News from Algeria.
VERSAILLES, May 1l.-Importaut news
has been received from Algeria. The
condition of affairs has decidedly i'm
proved. The Arab Insurgents have been
defeated in an engagement il which their
leader, Kiife MakTat, was killed.
Fort VauVres Captured and Recap
turGds
PARIS, May II, P. Mort Vanvres
was captured last night by the Versailles
troops and held for short time, when it
was rccaptured by the Communist forces.
There has been desperate fighting there
to-day. The fort is in a very dilapidated
condition, and the forces of the Commune
will be obliged to eyacuate it. The gov
ernment troops made daring attacks on
Neuilly and Asniers. The RCvielle says
Ger. Charette comtesnds the troops in
the Bois de BOulOgEe.
The Latest OF Ee0ssCI.
Gen. Rossel remains outside of Paris,
ready TO give his assistance to the revolu-
ton.
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broidery Of Mrs. Miller, which Is exquisite.
The posts and Yentilators Of Robert Low
cry of native growth are very superior
Crowds gathered to admire the saddles,
etc, of Howerton, Morgan and Adams.
The crocheting and embroidery OF Mrs.
Miller is very superior. The books etc.,
of Paul Il Tavel, and of Marshall q Bruce
were pronounced equal in make and finish
to those Of any establishment in the coun-
try. The Buckeye bee hive of Mitchell is
an invention commencing itself to apia-
rians. The house carving specimens of
B. Palm are much admired. A potato and
fruit preserving arrangement of Bsyse d
Parr commends itself to housekeepers. The
cotton planter of j. F. Baker, Of Lavergue,
receives deserved encomiuns. The switch
arrangement, manufactured at the shops
Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
is among the most useful inventions. A
fine piR cushion is shown by Alice Schra-
oder. Bolivar H Cooke & Cos. display of
homemade clothing is universally admir- d.
PREMIUM WOOL.
Mark r. COckriIl yesterday sent in spe-
cimens of Saxony wool of fine fibre and
long fleece. It is the same class Of wool
and from the same party that took the pre-
MUM at the Worlds Fair held at London
over all competition. This speaks we'll
for Tennessee and her energies.
VARIOUS ENTRIES.
A number of entries were made yester-
day, embracing q variety of articles OF
which mention will be made. It is aston
ishing with what readiness and nicely Of
discrimination the articles are arranged
as they come. 1t seems to us that it would
require an seuteness equal 70 that of Noah
in discriminating between the sexes when
he filed the ark with two each of its kind.
Yet it is done.
HANDSOME DECORATION. --
Mrs Miller, of Cherry street, who has
contributed considerably to the Exposition,
yesterday evening put in the building
where it could be seen and admired by all
an ornamental work of tissue and vari-
colored paper, cut with scissors, fifteen
feet long which is a remarkable specimen
of womanly ingenuity
RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
David @. Love, the seller of tickets, i
exactly the right man in the right place,
ever at his post and indefatigible in his du-
ties. The Managers could not have So.
lected g better mau.
A BROOM FACTORY.
II. w. Farnsworth has machine for
making brooms in operation, with Alex
Gleayes, colored, in charge.
REFREsHMENT DEPARTMENT.
EldridPe's restaurant at the south end
of the building is fitted up in the most
handsome style The walls have been
handsomely papsred by G. W. KIagss, and
a fine marbleized - has been con-
tributed by Phillips, Buttorff & Co. It is
also handsomely furnished, and Eldridge
furnis hes his customers with the very best
IN the way of substsntials, besides ice
creams, ald all the luXuries of the season.
A CROWD LAST NIGHT.
The building was aglow last night, and
to use an entirely original expression, ell
went merry as a marriage bell. Over
$500 persons attended yesterday and the
crowd will be largely increased day.
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VIRGINIA.
Another Flood ApPrehended al
RiChmOnJs

Another Flood ApPrehended al
Richmond
Richmond, Nay IA dispatch from
Lynchburg says the river is ten feet above
its usual level. The river is also rising
rapidly here and another flood is appre-
hended,
one Bridge Gone and Another Bro.
Ken at LYuchburg.
WASHINGTON, May 11.-One span of q
bridge ON the Southside Railroad ovel
James river six miles east of Lynchburg
has been broken but will be repaired IN
forty hours. The Orange road hiss lost
bridge over the James at Lynchburg,
Passengers are transferred by boats:
There is no Gelay of passengers and
freight upon the Air Line route.
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Our Races.

Notwithstanding the unusually disagree
able weather for this season OF the year,
we have had some remarkably interesting
races The interest has been greatly en-
HANGED by the attendance of such distin-
guished turf men as Mr.. Sanford of New
York, Col. Bruce, editor of the leading
and most reliable of our turf organs, The
Turf. Field and Farm, Mr.. McGrath and
Col. Zeb Ward, Of Ky, and Mr.. Rose oi
California
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Mrs. Cady Stanton breaches the
Funeral OF the EgadicaI Party.
MEMPHIS,

Gloomy Crop PrOsPects-EePiant
ing Corn and Cotton.
MEMPHIS, May 11.-Crop reports from
the surrounding country are very gloomy,
owing to cool weather, heavy rains, hail
and caterpillsrs. In great many sec
tiOns the planters have commenced rc-
planting both cotton and corn.
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CnS,, for 1;,e Slreet ForCe.

Admiral Nelson was yesterday afternoon
employed in the pleasant task of iquids-
ting the citys indebtednes5 to the street
force for the month of April. He disbu,s-
ed about ST., 600 10 the evident delight of
the men and much to his OWE satisfaction,
thus giving new exemplifcation. to the
great financial truth: "blessed alike is be
who pays and those who receive-cash.
In such cases, where checks are rigidly
ignored, the probabilities of mistakes,
hard feelings, and law suits are very con
siderably reduced.
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Getting Better.

Mayor Morris, who has been for the past
few days kept away from his Office by
sickness, has, we are gratifed to observe,
SO lor recovered as to be able to resume to
some extent his official duties. He was
for short time yesterday at the City Hall,
and, although still quite feeble, was eYi.
IDENTITY in an improving condition.
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This favorite, substantial and we'll
known house, under the proprietorship of
its popular landlord, Stephen NJ. Jone., is
vindicating its past reputation and renowD.
There were 100 arrivals there yesterday, all
of whom Jared sumptuously.
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Death ofN. ]. Thaxton

This esimable gentleman died at the
residence Of his brother in this city at half
past II o'clock last night. He arrived sew
eral weeks ago from New Orleans in bad
health, expecting much from a change of
climate, but it was not so Hilled. His fu-
neral takes place this evening. and his re-
mains will be taken to New Orleans.
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safe Key FOnnd.

h safe key was found yesterday morn
ing, while sweeping out the officers room
at the Exposition, which the owner can
get by calling on Capt. John 8. Dashiell,
at the room and paying for this notice.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Her Claims or the United State,

LONDON, May lin the House of
Lords, in reply to s question from the
opposition, Granville declined to state
whether the English Claims on the Uni
ted States would be a'julicated in Eng
land.
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We regret to hear of the death of Mrs.
Nsrgsret DonelsoD, wife of the late Gen.
ID. S. Donelson, at her residence in Sum
ner county yesterday. The funeral takes
place al Hendersonville on Saturday
norn;np at II o'clock.
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IS Connecticut the agony is over and
Marshall Jewell has been declared Cover
nor by both branches of the Legislature.
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another chance for a FIght.
LOUISVILLE.
Negro Rights on the Street Cars
The Exci,ement ostbe NAV.

The Excitement OF the Day.
LOUISVILLE, May 11.-Considerable ex-
citement was created to-day by Two at
tempts of negroes TO ride in the street
cars. White ladies left the cars on each
occasion. in one case the car was run off
the track and left standing. In the other
the negroes, after considerable trouble and
delay, took a separate car.
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OPEN TODAY,
7. Cannes Ice Cream SaIO0n
COR. UNTOA & SUMMER STS.
TO THE LADIES AND GENTS

Il my Ice Cream Saloon, and hsving Ladies
karlor separate from the 6s1tlemens > with sn en-
trance fronting on Union street, everything new
ly fitted up in the finest and most improved style,
waters promps and attentive, am prepared 20
furnish the Pure Cream Of the finest quality.
SheFbets OF different flaYOrs. The
finest quality of Cakes Kept con-
stAntiy ON hand
Ladies' viii also be accommodated with MEALS
or LUNCH at all hours Orders promptly At
tended to. Orders FOR Weddings and Parties So
hcited
P. s.-CustArd Ice Cream made by my PATENT
ZOE CREAM FREEZER, for Picnics, in quantities
Of not less than five gallons, at 81 per gallon.
Er OZANNE.
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IT is reported that Reverdy johnson
fsyors the ratification ofthe hearty agreed
upon by the Joint High Commission.
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TEkEEssEk BosDs continue upward IN
New York, closing last evening at 6ss for
the old issue and 20 for the new.
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CoTToE, in consequence of an active
demand advanced to 15lc in New York
yesterday.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

GOLD is stvo1g il New York az lll4@
1lls, and tits thought il win 60 higher
on account Of continued heavy imports Of
foreign goods af rHa rVwEl
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FOREIGN.
Terms of the FrancO-German
Treaty.
Reported Reductions of In
demnity.
Desperate Fighting Before
Paris.
Fort VanVTes Taken and
Retaken.
THE PEACE.

Liberal Tern1z-The Indemnity Re
duced Ten Per Cent.-German ans 10
EVacuafe all France except BEL
fort. 4 s,OugvEry and Nancy.
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NASHVILLE BLOOD HORSE ASSO,
CIATION.


Vile Heats, Dash OF a 1Iile and n
Quarter, and Dash of a JIiIe.
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O'Donovan Rosa and Gen. O'Rourke
had reception and lecture st Spring
field, Ills, yesterday.
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MACE-COBURN.
The Great Fight that Was to Be
Broken up by the Police on the
First Round.
OFF for the Front.

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 11.-A Canadian
gunboat passed up the Lake this morn
ing. Her supposed destination is the
Mace -Coburn fight. -Four large tugs left
this city last night crowded with passen-
gers, among whom were some prominent
o;fiznnp
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PERSIA.

Terrible DrOHghJ-ThoUsnn by
ing of Famine.
LONDON, May 11.-Special dispatches
from Bombay report famine in Persia
from lack Of rain, and thousands of the
inhabitants are dying
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The Field of Battle.

The Field of Battle.
PoRT DOVER ONT, May 11.-Ten
steam tugs have landed two miles west of
this place with the prize fighters.
Peace Volunteers.
TORONTO, Ont, May 11.-Fifty armed
volunteers have just left Simcoe, about
four miles from Port Ryonerso, for the
battle grounds TO prevent the fight.
Postponed Indefinitely.
PORT DOVER, Ont, May 1.-THE
fight between Coburu and Mace was pre-
vented by the Canadian authorities. The
men, in splendid condition, entered the
ring shortly after noon. During the
first round and before blow was struck
the Sheriff and County Judge, backed by
a number of soldiers from Simcoe, dis
persed the crowd who fed in every di-
rection. The fight is posponed indef-
nitely.
Another Chance for a Fight
TORONTO, Ont, May 1l.-Dick Hol-
leywOod, of New York, referee in the
Msce- Coburn fight, has decided for the
men to meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow at
Erie, Pa, when he viii name fighting
ground.
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the others are up, and the three run for
some distance abreast. Hollywood then
falls back, when Sentinel and Gaberlunzie
run side by side to turn, at which place
Sentinel parts with his company, and
plants himself length ahead. The whip
was freely used by Gaberlunzie's rider
down the stretch, but all to no purpose,
for Sentinel comes home the winner of the
heat by a full length, Hollywood dis
taGced. Time I:524
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1HE@ CRY.
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
The Day and Surroundings.
The Increased Crowd ana Appre
citation.


We, with thousands, visited the Exposi-
ton yesterday, and saw with others the
exemplifcation of the industry, fcre-
thought and sagacity of OUT people and of
cur State in building up and making such
an institution as it is. The day before had
Just been sufficiently cool to make the at
mesphere pleasant for the 10 O'Clock OPEN
ing.
THE OPENING OF THE FoORTH DAY.
On reaching the building We found The
band playing inspiring airs which reached
every hearer.
The visitors had largely increased in
numbers though they co1ld not have done
in appreciation. The growing business of
the Managers kept. them wide awake in the
admission of all the articles called for en-
try. If anything kept them from it it was
the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-21
They are the Grea,ss, Known Nsms
dies.

fof Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debili.
~, Js-ndice, Disease Of The h!dDeys, Erup-
unns 81 the SAin, and all diseases
arising IRON d GisordeTed
LAYER, stomach. or i'm
pUIlty of the
BLOOD.
NeAn ia. 'ouowiug symptoms: tonpa,iuu%-
FUuleDcs, Inward Piles, fUlluess OF blood 10 the
head, Ac,dlty vi III" stomach, Nausea, Hart burn
oisgLs, UsfoOu, iuin"ss ar weight ia the Stomach
sur EructIlons, sinking or nutt"riny at the p
al tie stomach, swimming of the head, hurried
ora t'ult breathing hutterlng AZ ia. ucart, chok
luy or sufocating sensations when ~ a lyIIg poo
tur'. dlnness OF vision dots and webhs before h,
sIght, dul pam "a the heat deficiency of pcrApIr.
alton, " llo"nes- of the SKIN aud ~ c-, pain ~
the Side back, chest, limbs, etc, sidLen rush-s
OF heat, burning m The fash, con.'nni mag mugs
~ rFil, ana great depression OF sIl It,. AIT ese
Iudc't. disease Of Ihe Liver or d gcstiyc org ,iis
combined WIN iinpur" hlO,d.
~" Use Of the litiris or Tonic viii SOC n cause
the aboN" > inptOm- lodisDppear, Hnd ih. patient
u b','uu Wril suJ hru!N.
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GIVEN UP As LOST.

warm room nii they get well; q Is aipO;, i'm
are diseased but must be prevensed or cure cure
can not be effected. Fresh ar and riding out
clans who recommend that course lose their pa-
sit down quiet they must walk about the room
set soSd me seo The patients
must keep IN good spirits-be determined 10 get
tts and the sreas poins 10 % as,n win tue ~ppe
10 despair Of cure after such evidence of Its
tsinay IN al Others Is sinful Dr. a Sia per- per-
sons statement 70 the Faculty Of his own cure
MANY. years ago was in the last stages OF
consumption; confined q my bed, and Al one
heard q and @Stanea the en
0 81 me- no sps !ne' thai af
Sss ssa them me r aS
i would spit mp more than a pint OF offensive
nan as bessn e sSt sns
fever pains and night swea,s nil began 70 leave
with difneulty that could Keep from eating too
much., soon gained my strength, and have
81 was weighed shortly after my recovery, .
added the Doctor, then looking like mere
tSehsyhye ig4s, pounds. and Tor years have emu en-.
DIR. Schenck has discontinued his professional
visits to New-York and Boston. He or his son,
Dr. j. ii. Schenck, Jr,, still continue 10 see pa
tients at their once. No. Is North Sixth Street
Ihiladelphia, every Saturday from AM. to3 pm
Those who wish n thorough examination with
the Hespirometer will be charged 81. The X, -
promoter declares the exact condition Of the
lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
they are durable or not.
The directions for taking the medicines are
adapted To the intelligence even Of a child. Fol-
low these directions, and kind Nature Will do the
rest, excepting that IN some cases the Mandrake
three medicines need no other Accomplishments
than the ample instructions that accompany
them: First create appetite. or returning
health. hunger II the most welcome symptom.
When II comes, ms II will come, let the despair
ing NJ once be of good cheer. Good blood mt once
follows, the cough lo0sens, the night sweat IS
abatcd, In a short time both OF these morbid
symptoms are gone forever
Or. schenck's medicines are constantly kept in
tens OF thousands Of families As q laxative or
curative, the Mandrake Pills are a standard pre-
para,on while the Pulmonic Syrup as II cure
OF coughs and colds. may he regarded rs pro-
phyiacteric against consumption IN any OF Its
forms.
Price OF tho Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-weed
Tonic, ~ 80 bottle, or $50 half dosen. Man
drake Pulls, % cents box. For 3ae by all drug
sssts and dealers.
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AGENTS.

seventy.hye to two hundred dollars per mon IN
everywhere, male and female, to introduce the
Genuine improved Commoh Sense Family Sewing
Machine. This machine will stitch, hem, feli
most superior manner Price only SIS. Fully
warranted for FIVE Years. We will Jay 81, 900 for
any mac hine that will sew n stronger, more ueau.
tlnl or more elastic seam than oars. II makes the
Elastic LocN Stitch" Every second sItch can
be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing We pay agents $50 to s20J per
mont'i aud expenses, ora commission from winch
twice that amount can bc made. For circulars
AID terms, apply TO or address,
&. BOWERS 4 CO.,
t36spruce Street, Philadelphia Pa.
CAurioS-Do not be imposed upon 10y o. her
pa ties dining of worthless cast iron machine ~
under the same name or q h,rri-e. Ours IN the
only nuines nd really practical cheap machine
manu- iactured. apriGd3m
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Two convicts have just been di {.
charged on habeas corpus from the HI
nois State Penetentiary, having each a
second term to serve, but having earned
= reduction of twenty-six days on their
6rrt term; BY good conduct. The sec
ond term commencing on day fixed,
the Judge decided that they could not
b held during the intervening twenty
six DAYS.
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Chr 8ulletim.

THE prize fight between Coburn and
Mace that has been the topic ofc nver-
sation among our sporting men, did. I
omc off as was expected last Thursd. y
. week ego, on account Of the interfear-
ance Of the government authorities. II
y now announced to come of on the
I'D proximo, near Kansas City. Mo
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Hollands German Tonic.

Was compounded for those not inclined to eI
RENE bitters rad J., intended for use in cases
when some alcoholic stimulsnt is equired in con
necIion with the tonic properties Of the Bitters
Each bottle of the Tonic contains one bottle o.
the Biuers, combined with pure saia Cruz Rum,
and Favored m such II manner that the extreme
bitterness Of the Bitters is owe come, forming
preparation highly agreeable and pleas mt TO tie
palate, and containing the medicinal virtue of the
Biitefs. The price of the Tome L. 81 so per
bottle, which many persons think too high They
| must take into consideration that the stimu
liant used is guaranteed to be Of pure quality.
poor article could be furnished at cheepsr
rrce, OUTS mot better to pay little more and
nave good article A medicinal PREPARATION
should contain none but the best ingredients and
they who expect to Obtains cheap compound " al
most certainly he cheated.
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MlSCElI ANEOUS.
CEALED PROPOSALS.
New Custom House, cairo. Ills,
NAV 18th 1871

New custom House, afro. Ills,
May 10th, 1871.
sealed proposals will be received a. the office Of
Snperin endent of the new Custom Uou.e nj
CAIRO, III n"is, until O'Clock pm, the 2ith day
OF May. ISL, for tll ng and grading the Custom
house Block. The proposals to he made for the
cuhlc yard delivered. aud will lie measured after
filing hy the SUI crintendeui or an dho ize,l
agenti and 10 per cent OF nil piympBts to
he retained until completion of the contract Tue
earth required will he about 1000 cubic yards,
mere or less, and the filling 10 be mplcted or
b'forc the LIST day of November, 1871. All bids
mus be accompanied by bond OF two re sponsi-
bic persons in the sum of one thousand dollars
that the bidder will accept and perform the con.
tract awarded to him.
The Department reserves the right TO reject
any or oil the piopossls
proIo4als to be .ndorsed Proposals for Filling
and Grading and addressed o. H. sease, Super.
iDtendent OF Custom House, Curo, Illinois
myt6d6t a. A. SEASE Sun't
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A VOID QUACKS.

A victim Of early indiscretlon, causing nerv0u,
debility, premature decay, ETC., having tried IN
vain every advertised remedy, mas discovered u
simple means ofaef cure, which he Will send for
his fellow-suiersrs. Address. J. II. FUTILE
l6wSm rs Mas eau st., New York.