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Markets by Telegraph
MONEY MARKETS.
2i-.EYeninR.-

LONDON, June 2l-Eyening.-Censols ok
FsANKFosr, June 24-Bonds e8Hsssh.
I. PARIS, June 2l.--BourSe frm. kentes 81 &c. !.
-Stocks5 strong but du., having opened. heavy.
Gold steady at 12h. Governments dull. Estates
dull end steady. Money easy. Exchange-long
EEyiening.-specie shipments 1000, 600. The
bank statement shows loans have increased over
$3.50. 90; specie increased 81 ,000,9ooi legal Ten.
S25o,oOO. Freights nrmer. Money very easy, at
-2a8.i; Sterling quiet and firm. Gold l2A. Gov.
ernmepts dull, sc II, with advances on COB ana
rs osa States 81: ssv aa al. aoa v,r raIasa s e.; 1sw: isan Ioaisi:
anas 70: new 81; levees 10; So s.: Alabamas lo?;
IS. 10. Georgias 81; Is 90. North carolinas Il;
new FIX; South Carolinas "a; new ok.
= COTTON
LIVERPOOL, June 24-Evening.-Cotton opened
and closed steady; 1plands s1a; orleans sz.oa
NEW YORK, June 24-Noon.-Cotton dull; mid.
ding uplands 2oHc; Orleans COX; sales 500 bales;
Eyening.-Cotton dull and nominal; sales 744
BAIrMoRR. June 24.-cotton easier; middHags
,ouered at 2Oxc; act receipts ~ bales; exports
ocoastwtse 100; sales 7l0;stock 1865. ~
WILMINGTON, June 24-Cotton drn; miodlng
79Ic; receipts 40; stock 1882.
AUGUs June a.-Cotton market closed dull
aud! lower at !ls1ia1sc for Liverpool middhng;
sIYANSAE Jnne as-ootton dull; midding 1sKc;
ressdptss g. sales 100; stocEsa2Q8.A !. - .EI
NUBiIESlJnnSs A.-eott6nSduT and sborninal;
mtddinyslgHc receipts 423 bales exports coast
wise COS; sales 60; stock 1881 ~. sc,st--.i
% NEW ORLEANS, June 24.-Cotton dull and nonl.
nal bpt no quotations for midaling; sales 1000
bales; stock a, n Q 49,. ~, .c;
.-.GAIYRsTeN june M-Cotton dull and prices
lower; good ordinary 15c; net receipts sS4 balesi
exports 1892; sales $50; STOCK $780, ',,-r
s.npaA PROVISIONS AND PRoDucEfMARKETs:
NEW YORK, June 244Noon.AFlour and corn
quiet and unchanged. Wheat o shade nrper.
Pprk steady at SID rs. .st
EYening.TFlour quiet and urchsngef:. Wheat
q shade frrner; winter red and amber Western
81 66ali67K.! Corn a shade lower at 74ai4!Ac.i
Lard :nrmer; Kettle loxc.
BALTIMoRR, JuDe 24.-Flour quiet and unchang-
ed Whe..t heavy. and inacrye. Corn-white
dnlls Of .soas5c, yellow 76e;, Provisions steady!
CiEciSNATI, June .A.-Flour advanced. family
Sc 2saCbD...H Wheat has an advancing tendency.
Corn unchanged. Mess pork SIS. Bacon scarce
and nrm: shoulders 6kc, sides Shaec. Whisky
nrm.
LOUISVILLE, June, 2.-Breadstufs quiet. Pro.
vlsionsfrm and unchanged. -Whiskey soc.
ST. LOUIS, June 24.-Flour very dull; superfne
winter .$5;extra IS aoa5 81. Corn declined; mix
ed. sacked, 60c. Whiskey Ole. Pork higher, az
SIS 225a15 so. Bacon. .nrmer; 8 shoulders .6Aa7c;
reafpc.E dnfMeE161oEc L
gqNEw ORLEANS, June 24.-Flour ,du, ]; superdne
SO laxa5 IS; double s69oa6; treble, Sc 25a6 so.
Corn quiet; white 73a15c, ~ rlr ices,
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York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Friday June a ss;, ne 10
receipts to-day are -2l2o bales. Tue u ~ ST the
t sssSessa aoss par$sas Ire tFying % get 8 9 70 aori;
Sap for Savannah, leo for charleston; 20 f %. M s,so
mington and % for Petersburg, al u o. Az - and nd sell seli.
sSs Ss,rSS sSttraw is;without changsAs price, lex.
cent a little OF for short rye.
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Receipts by Railroad. June "a.

rrait. / car wood. To -Raiirpad Agent. Kinsman
l. Howell. johnston, Crews & cn, Barden & Par.
Ier, Murdaugh & Mathews, Smith & Clapeau, 9
Bart 4 CO, Kanapaux 4 Gonzales, Wlrth Il cow
HINT. Holmes, Calder i CO, Paul, WEIGH Il Bran.
fdes. Goldsmith Il Son, Pelzer. Rodgers Il CO, AS
Smith, G Follln, Elias & Bro, KllncS, 'Wickenberg
4 co.
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One of the Splendid Steamers METEOR, INDIA,
PACIFIC. COBURN, ATLANTIC, JAPAN, hEWEE'
Nav, ARCTIC, CHINA and ST. PAUL. WIN leave
Buffalo daily except Fridays and Saturdays,l al
% P. H., Erie the next morning, Cleveland tne
same night, and Detroit at 10 7. ~; dally, ,te4'
cept Sundays and Mondays1 for DULuIH anu IN
termedlate LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS.
Connections are made atsDuluth Win Lhe Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad, 10 81. Paul,
and all points In Minnesota. Northern Wisconsin
and Iowa. Also, with the Northern PacHc Kali
road for the Red River Country. 81
will be Issued by all principal Railroads to st.
Paul by Ibis route, returning via all ran. Or oy
Rail Routes to st. Paul and Duluth, returning via
Lake -.s - .l.l "
EXCURSION TRIPS will be made Viz the North
Shore OF Lake Superior, visiting the Silver Mines,
Fort william, Grand Portage, &c.
1..,.r- ~ b. F. PATRICK,
General Passenger Agent, Buffalo, N. Y.
e. I. EVANS. Manager A. D. ssd +. Line.
s. D. CALDWELL, General Manager o. S. 90.
may8-mWf3mOS
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The Splendid New Iron Side wheel Steamship
.SoUTH CAROLINA, ;, Beckett, Commander, haV-
ing been thoroughly overhsuled, Will continue
her regular trips as heretofore,snd will sail for New
York on TUESDAY, 18th June, at ] O'Clock P. H.,
from Pier No. 2 Union Wharves. "
Through Bills OF Ladlng to Liverpool by
WILLIAMS 4 GUION STEAM LINE. To Genoa,
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn, Christiania. Gotten
SHIPS. To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance by Steamers OF This Line u per cent.
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
very fine .State-room accommodations, apply to
WAGNER, HUGER & CO., No. &c. Broad street.
or to WIN. 4. COURTENAY, No. / Union Wharf.
iun24.3 y ~ -~--L..is. ~ - -. ---
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The charleston Cotton, Rice and NsvA'
stores Market.

ThS ChuIlSSkokk I,
- Stores Market.
- Ut 0Fy1oB CHAKLBsrON NEWS, q
SATURDAY EVENING, June "a, ls7Ll
CorroS.EThe market! for this staple showed q
n character ane the business was .uninpof-
tant; sales only 80 bales middlngs at zoe = ~
,Wejquote nominally: .sxaa eae -o!reil
;iohi:ION grades. ............s.n 4uoSa"o<o'
- 1Middhng G.
Strict mlddllng.
81 was q fair demand at about pre-
v,ous figures. Sales about 200 tierces Of clean
Carolina, say q tlerces ct TX, IS at sK, % at
a s:1e II al, sX, 90 at exc p tb. we; quote con.
mon 20 fais at s@ssisgood sXasN, common prime
exc p 10. -.
- NAVAL SToREs.--The sales have been les bbls
,rosln, as follows: II bbls extra pale at So; IL pare
at IS 5o@5 rs and 8; 8 low pale at $50 No / at 81;
1s dull at 81; Is low No at 80 1877 good NO 2 at
So 20. No sales OF spirits. Market steady.
FRBIeHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct
nominal on uplands Via New YorE' 40
on uplands, Id on sea Islands by sa!i
on uplands aid sea islands. nominal. !"
H,yre nominal. Coas.wise-to New fcrA
hz- steam, Xc. on -uplands and Acz@ sea
Islands, s. .76 =. tiaree, on nice; by sail, HcRsDo on
catton;-R fierce on rice: 4oc p barrel On roslp;
= sfGs. p i on lumber; 5000 p u on timos:.
aB,gton. .byesau, XcsrP Is on upland cotton.
no .Providellce'. By. sail s.. p N on Doards, ~
p Non cotton; by stAam 81 p bale on
York.rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, hc q %
on uplands by aail. 81 p NJ on boards; 50 oh
timber; So p ton on clay, asd saGsto on phos
paates. To Baltimore, by steam. &c = h by
saA.. So bp97 p on BOARDS ss9326 R.ton IN
paesphatesfocs Vessels are inx den1s1d by
our merchants to take lumber freights ficm
Georgetown, 8. G., Darien aud sati;la River, eh;'
aud Jacksonville, Fla. to Northern ports, and sig
OH p II are the rates on lumber and boards.
E1caANaB.-Steriing 90 day bills %.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The hanks are pur-
chasing aght checks on New York at par; S days
x or; 10 days x OF; Is days of; 20 days Oh;
20 days OF. They are selling sight checks at + :
pre- MUM.
d~oLp-l1hol2x.
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MEMORANDA.
GEoRGBTowN, June 3.-ArriVed on l8tn, 6rlg
Benz Carver, Pendleton, Boston; brig Caas Yves.
ley, Griffin, -; 18th, sohr Isabella, E1sner, NOT
io!S; goth, schr Emma, Wright, New Yors.
The schr Irene E Messervey, Wan, from Provl.
dence, r J., for Charleston, sailed from NeWpof'
June 10.
The brig L G Madeira, Moslander. which started
from Boston for this port, has been taken oacs
under attachment.
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Interior &c ton Markets.

INterfOr Or tUu a
ORAN7EBURG, julie 23.-Sales during the
week Sc bales; We quote ordinary l5al6c; low
middllng TIC; midlling 1sc.
a',UNlON. June 22.-27 hSles sold during the week;
market opened on Mundoy ut l7Hc; closed TO-
rdSysat 1sc. sfz r 81 49, -
ANDERSON, June 2l.-To-day middlings coz.
mald 19c. w
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New Yorrk Naval stores Market.

From the journal Of Commerce, Friday, June
%: The market generally Is very quiet. In spirits
turpentine the decreased business creates more
disposition to meet the views OF buyers, and there
are sellers at 48Hc 10Y merchantable order, with
the transactions limited to email lots. Rosins-
held above the views or buyers; sales are 1850
bbls good strained, In lots, at So Is, and 2so bbls
pale al $5a656 NE quote strained at 50 7oao rs;
No Q So S0a3; No SIS 25a4 rs; pale 81 5oa5 rs:
extra pale 81, Soar rs. Tar Ia firmly held; 80 bbls,
washington were sold at So rs.
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cOMMER0I4L NEWS.
ExportA.

: r =, - vopr.per steamship Jas Adger-4a bags
%. Sh sS1an nSs and Soc bales upland cotton, IS tierces
Tfce. iI2 bales domesricss lA empts 6blsi 20 psgs
snndries, 1919 pkgs fruis and vegetables, and.o1e
horse. s@ie- leo ..>sI,:.i ,,,., y roombat
81, 900 feet resaWed lumber. siizaaS'a
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Wilmington Market.

wilmington fuAIkc1
WILMINGTON, June 24.-SPIRITs TURPENT1EE.
Sales OF 300 casks reported at Ale per gallon Tor
Southern packages.
RosIH.-Saies. of $50, bbs- at $5a5 25 for low
psle,n So Seas rs fur pale, and So for extra
pale.
CRUDE TURPEET1NE.-Sales OF 200 bbls. at 81 Is
for virgin, and s. for yellow dip.
TAR.-Sales OF % bols. at'$2 8U per Dbl. Marke.
firm: DEMAND good.
CorfoN:-small Bales at lsc for low middllngs.
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u R f L o R l
VIA SAVANNAH.

The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain .E-Esh
L.. ID. CoXetter, will leave southern EEEEsaaSSz
Wharf every TUESDAY EVENING, OF s.30 . uOtH,
(untiI further notlce,) for Jacksonville, Fernan.
dina and Palatks, arriving back a. Charleston
every SATURDAY AFTERNn0H.
mayIl ;. RAvENEL G. ~CoSAgents,
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PORT O4LENDAE.
MOONS PHASES.

Fu; Noon, I'd. s hour. 10 minutes. morning.
Last Quarter. 9th. 7 hours. 40 minutes. morning.
NcT Moon, 18th. O. hours I minutes, evening.
Fill Noon alst, s hours, 81 minutes, evening. .
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EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATE WARDS

Purchasers select their W numbersa anywhere from Ito 7S and for example, say ps fort
one dollar TneGnderg Nest the purchaser CgNfcate WHITTIER pmberW 1um6ess selected,
and enters thes amen numb M numtersu upon thse onpnys Register with the amohnt sopaayt0
may select One Number Certificate, or fwoKumberG Certificate CT Three Number epacataor
Four Number Gerufcat. - -: - -. a.L. an.
andshoudth numberbe taken out in heIwaSe N4%osEs 9 Iaaen from th@RaGs Cylinder YSe
ny a TWo fNSm6sf caraf@Hem esrs ntaeTw numbers as thee Certificate Con {M IL The Twelve
in The RAFFLED PROPERTY Of TWENTY ume the vamo % cost OF thee original ceancaeo of
Shares - - r -. L.taLgl.r.. q ara.. .u.al suN,ci,
Twelve solA AIKEN from the Rme Cylinder viii eneuet the holder TO an AWARD ofSharstn the
RATIFIED PROPERTY OF ONE HUNDRED M TWENTY TMESue value Or mthed original
esmMa sHsm Of r. s1me su III. % ~, p p%f G TWo aa n1sE a ssS NJ aD M faa ?G gs e. IN @ @eaE efm s ts a Rr
@- -u go ~ 1fI tgo. t"@tF sLL - .P
4 -Four Number Certificate meapsh the Fourn umbeso ION the, Certificate. come 0ntiI theT twelve
R PROPERTY Of THREE HUNDRED TINES the value or cost The original oerddaIeoi
Shares Ifbut Three the numbeg on the Certificate e otn the Rame tep uch6ArW MrecHVe
anAWARD q Shares in the KAFELED PROPERTY of TENamssh ev aue0r csEp 1.-THE original
Certificate fShars- -" "a Il -. .l.rag, :ota i1--ga
The Oonpalys Schedule List of Awards is madeo mat 1.-THE raeo ONE DOLLAR FOR
.UERIIFIGATES but erhfctesW will beksed oil 1.-THE vMue0f Is 60and rs cents; aso,$ 81, 52z$2 a.
as and To- $40 and upwards and the Awards delivered pro rata heschednen list Of rates. The
above explanation viii epabe any onesdetdngt 10 take . share Ia these amss tod eso under
T and EXACTLY at the hours named, they anorda safer means OF Investment thar any other bast
ness speculation. !" 80 10" 800 r.W,5aisFHI 4IH#n5etsag A II
The first Property md Ian, Scheme otthe Company Will be ssmdm a shorhme and VIII be.
Raned every the months. ~ .sGa4l @1
ANY further information Will be- furnished by the General Agent Of the CompanH ataeEs once,
No 17a MEETING STREET opposite me chanetonH m, where Certificates are orgaeu sFT NJ
- - 81 I'd .s Ht Z" = - . .ut4ml - :5s.aaG3a. nlSJa ta3F
.s @a j.. ~P.HORBACH. .sss2 -
General Agent of.the Company q. Box No a4e.
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LIST OF VESSELS
up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Br bark Vince, Robson, sailed .............Aprll -
The Marion, Le1ert, ~
The Romano, Young, ~
WEST HARTLEPooL, ENG.
Br bark Kathleen, Lester, sailed ..........June
BRISTOL, N q
The Black Prince, Marshall, up...........May ~
CALLAo.
FIR bark D Melaine, Berthe, sailed. .......:May q
Br brig Belloni, Jones, sailed -
CARDIFF.
The RI Carey, sailed .............May 7 q
The Martha, Lewis, ailed.. D
MALAGA.
Span brig, Raaarie, GtraIdo, saile4t s.sss q Aey ~
sskW Us tse al fA.N%F
8ffSs 8 DOME sT1c.sfss E%
BOSTON.
Brig L C Madeira, ,Moslanaer- cleared.:...Ju 20
NEW YORK. 49,
scnr g ara Sawyer, Bssnscombycleared June %
Sehr = A;Reed, Reed, June q
schr Florence Rogers, Sheppan8tS Gleared Inne 22
Sehr B \, Rs6kihe, Wyatt, atetSS.....Ju 10
Schr LIliYy5sHuRdes, ~
Is spHILApELpn1AssSSsr
Steamship salyoH Iugraaam, cleared. June q
Scnr a SGaskild Gaskil, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID
- Il B~AlgAoKHa
Brio George, Swan, .....::. ..June 9
Sc6sr Wine Marrin, NoYass up::::-"....sJune o
s BANGOR, NE. .
scnr Hannah; Staples, Cleared ,.A.... May 20
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Received ofthe CHARLESTON CHARITABLE
the. Benefit OF the Free school Fund, tsuccessort
lars, being the SUM In full to be paid into the han
quired by an Act or the General Assembly or the |
sion Of 1901, approved March 9Th, 1871.
70 may29lmosH l"H 3r.ef ah'
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5emina ma1hlnes.

.wEED~ FAMILY FAyORITE ~LOCK-sTITCE
MACHINE.
are the best in use.
safe on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
tients, on easy terms, or for cash. All KINDS oi
Machine attachments. Needles, Cotton, white
black and colored,) Silk, Oh, Soap, &C., &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples o.
WORK sent on application. -
ID. B. HASELT0N,
GeneLc. rNealer In First Glass Sewing ma
chimes anu Material, No. 307 King street,.
laugh Charleston. >. U
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The Directors Of the CHARLESTON 5oHARHABl Biz ASSOCIATIONS Tor ns.geseas q me
Free school Fund.-, having compiled with uet rms dtherC Charter andt padnger TOT sKYJIASoNL
M sms s'B ss5%ss e. G at sssssafp s6sG SnM SaT T. esa as s re- fa e aSs a ssHS5 ssa1 9s S1assd sss1 qBsRs
fnauguraeda syNemo lhsurancsc srncan WhnN gqn0undedt yeNHyde geeoIM dhMs, ahd
will DETAINED for vices dsNat TWeYeM alive p Min pubnGnn rhesu pennundencsof
0Ap@ Ts aaMmasss 70 ri lssss@ aaSsaa mlp asnSsaa ssSl have asssaS@ sGnt SS S Ssa. mm.
be- sayw where from Mol to NJ u.s. and the privilege onmidngor mcreaNDg their nveNnhnrsat$
The Scndue OFF Rates adopted by the Company W lexpMn more fuya md accurately
AM dean b OBTAINED az theoaes dths Ggmpanyesn from a5y WSdsn EzgyR "a staaisEss naeeh
= NUMBERS printed onsGpbesf from NGa1 N No. TGar phcedm pub1Aby AeSEuff cGmI-
aoDerM n Class Rattle Cylinder and aRr Wl{shasen.A boyb hndodedtak@ Weo nmaC upea
which is exhibited thes pcntorsM and declared obea and Is Recorded iheh mt RaMed number.
5 al s sasS Ssaad das ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sRssaaass HSH s5. sss as sS sss ssaaT Hass s asa1Sa sTa HGs %sss Essa hss4s
tMo maafBooIs o. the Company 10 M oMeEI gM6 ~ taEeahn me ans. IssTwawn nun.
|bms go smed in eahR ame will decide hteA WARDS OF CERTIFICATES. -. 81
la-An 1.-The numbers IN achR he are equal nodnMcnonT being made ast0u eedFlh which The
numbers are taken 1.-THE Rattle and The AWARDS AREAT 0EGEDELIYERED mthes ueShj
sCERTfFiClTE HOLDER. . '@@ - =
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. CHARLESTON, Nay oath, 1871.
ASSOCIATION, of: the State Of South Carolina, for
Of r. Il. W%ILL0UGHBY & CO., One Thousand Dol
ds OF the State superintendent Of Education, las re-
tate Of South Carolina, passed at, the regular Ses.
.i~IG T'hE-r:fi!H' gc'f"'J. &. MLSON;;if'
state Superintendent Education, soarb!oaroiins-s
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@ranh pri7e uistribnt1ott.
I .IH IL l 9Th RI |l'Il Gl CA a !! } l}.! 1SSga !A||!I!'!|(
E9 . .fa-.s ST e&a.T -d aahh.sI &.i&t&AytQilE sbfA31
FOR THE BENEF1rs OF. THE raaGA narsa9ng
Fl EE SOHO o. s. Ul.ND !,

CHARTERED BY THE STATE Of SOUTH cARoLIhag4 1mEs
Have commenced the. Distribution of sAwardsasiin Lands
and Tenen,ents, Diamonds, sJeWelry, Planes Organs, HHarps,
Statues, Gold Watches, esq., Silver Nv and Plated Ware &e,,s by
Rattle, and will. continue twice a!day, alta 81; and 5 2 NJ, at
the General Office, No. 147gMeeting street, Charleston,S. c.
iml Ft H&T- otto 4t ..fT3 %i3+%t! &t9GU3 raGG titt!rE aG4 Gbuh@h cDiJ
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SATURDAY. EVENING. June "a. ls7l.l
corros.LThs Garke. for this staple showed a
dun character ane the business was 'nnimpoF-
tant; sales only 80 bales middnngs at soc
We quote nominally: IN. ,ge -a!rrfa
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DROFESSOR BERGER,S, BED-BUG
DESTROYER
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EOR B A.LTtI.A Re

.FRE1GHTs RECEIVED DAILY, AND THRoUeH
zsi, BILLS EADTNa ISSUED
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-21
THE BULLETIN.
Publications once, Bulletin building.
washington Avenue.
HOMEMADE ICES
from seribner's Monthly for Av,ue,

From scrbners Monthly for Angus
Given fvo.minute freezer" and q
shillings worth Of ice, aud other material
costs almost nothing. a b. Of s6spet aod
malIet, few minutes' pounding Aha
stirring your freezer h reauy--yoos mig
ture poured IN and ccgsssd Ussr, yoa
come and go leaving IL TO itself, with now
and then twirl Of the dssher--half an
hour and II Is ready. The ghost Of last
winter has entered your kitchen
and done bis spiriting deity.
The varieties of material are many.
They sound the gamut of tho seasons.
There is "ice' for every month of the year,
and dozei, for those in which ice Is most
palatable and welcome. ......
As for instance--all the winter long,
lemon and orange ices can be had, made
simply Of the juice Of the fruits, cold wa
ter, and sugar. A little sweetmsat, or the
DO added to enhance or vary the flavor,
and the stiflly -beaton white Of an egg
makes the composition lighter and more
delicate. Later, pineapple ice comes on |;
then strawberry, raspberry, cherry-mnde
precisely In the same way. Currant-
juice well frozen without water forms .
ruby cone delightful 70 look and taste.
Frozen peaches sliced into cream and well
sweetened are delicious; and applc-sauce
and cream is not 10 be derided. In fact
there Is no fruit OF rningling Of fruits which
will not blend harmoniously under the
magic influence Of tho freezer.
One word more. Pound your Joe very
fine, and add plenty Of rock salt, packing
il close with = stick or broom handle.
These precautions taken, the freezing be-
comes a very easy affair. .a1l
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A New Orleans Judge riding in the
cars recently, from a single glance At the
countenance Of n lady BY bis side,) inag-
ined be knew her, and ventured a remark
that the day was pleasant. she wns osly
saying Yes. "Why do you wear .
vair inquired the dispenser Of Justice.
Lest i attract attention. 1T is tie
province Of gentlemen TO admire re-
piled the gallant man oflaw. when they
are married. y But I'm not" "Indeed r.
aoh' mo- I'm o.chslor| The lady
to the astooished magistrate the face Of
his mother.in law. - ".ii '- .-'' (.
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.DUNBAR'S WONDERFUL
81
DISCOVERY.
BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING
WATER, ...
OF WACKESHA WISCONSIN,.

TINS water "a the ackL owedged cure of the in
trac;sble and incurable disease known as Bright's
disease and diabetes.
Brights disease il fatal to q he kidney, the Sody
wastes away, destroys LIE by starvation of the
blood. -...t..t ~" De. ''....
Diaoetes commences with frequent desires to
pass water, great III rat, consli. cation, loss Of
strength and flesh. !.Clg .'l #. .-.4.
Astonishing cures Of dropsy have been effected,
brick-dust deposit, iphamati6n OF the neck OF the
bladder, alkgui, md gauty swellings. For the
liver u 10 Unsurpassed. n VIII allsy all inhama-
ton o I the kidney and urinary organs in twenty
four hours, giving immediate relief; also a scar
let fever 1t prevents the kidney from congesting,
and removes all traces of albumeneria. IL VIII
give relief in all cases OF high fever, .,.T'
EDWARD DUNBAR, ESD,
General agent ut the Springs, wsukesha, WIS.
Reader IL you are afflicted with any OF the lore
going diSeaSes, write 10 the undersigned His
advice " 81 cost you nothingi he can by chemical
snalysis POSSESS himself Of clear knowledge OF
any indi vidual case-uo matter OF how long stand.
ing. His wonderful discovery Bethesda Mineral
Water-is positive remedy for the foregoing
ailments 1t has never failed 10 do what he claims
for it where ever used :, THIS water has the same
good effect AZ the vemotest part OF the country,
that il has q the SPRING.; it never loses prti-
cal OF its medicinal qualities b. package or trans
portation. Directions now To use the water and
circular will accompany eack package ordered
Address, -. CT RICHARD DUNBAR,
2 1876 Pennsy lvanis-ay., Washington, d. c.
Or Edward p. Dunbar, General Manager at the
Springs, WAukesha, Wis. tTl ,l
-ARents wanted everywhere. lelod3m
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uOOPLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

|wa- compounded for those not inclined 10 eI.
Irene bitters, and ~ intended for use in cases
when some alcoholic stimulant is required in con.
meet ON With the Tonic properties OF the Biuers.
IEarh bottle 81 the Tome contains one bottle OF
ths bitters. combined with pure SANTA CRUZ
NUN, and favored in such . manner that the ex =
Irene bitterness of the Bitters ~ overcome,
forming a preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant to the palate, aud containing the medic
jnal virtues Of the Bltters. The price OF the
Ironic Is 81. 30 per bottle, which many persons
Think toe high. Tney must take into consider.
kion that the -timulsnt used Is guarants ed 10 bs
bi pure quality. A poor article could be fur
bus led OF cheaper price but IL IL not better IN
pay y lutte more and have . good article A
medicinal preparation should contain none but
III best ingredients; and they Who expect to Oh.
ain cheap compound, and be benefited by IT,,
siil most certainly te cheated.
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Fontenelle, at the age Of ninely.seyen,
after saving many able and gallant things
10 the young and beautiful MssiAns Hell
vetius, passed her once without psceiving
her. See" said che, stopping and sd-
dressing him, how ought to value your
gslantriesl You pass me without even
looking At me, Madame said the old
man, "if had looked at you, could not
have passed you.'