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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24
THE SOUTHERN Pacific RAILROAD

n .G.rrinp to the snow blockade on the
r,ion Pacific railroad, and the consequent
s,nh .rrassmen,s TO trade and commerce,
The Econo mist says:
.If,d.r the circumstances, the ne"
| .,n,hern ar. n. il is sometimes calle1, tbe
| ~. Pacific railroad, is regarded with IN
.,..sing favor and confidence. Running
n..rly On the Both deg. of latitude II IS ex-
nm, from the embarrassment oil winter
NV md traverses u region Of perpetual
snrin, equally free from the extremes oi
s,,mm.r heat aud winter cold. III Is near
lv s,x hundred miles shorter between Ne"
J,rk and San Francisco than the l mon
Pacific. and Il is almost certain 10 DC Tue
4 ,.vorito route of travellers between the
| Pacific and Atlantic states.
! alt was expected that conslderaols
prorress would have been made IN 'ne
construction of the Southern Pacihc rail-
| road by this time, and the delay Is SUBJECT
of considerable regret. But the oDshcies
were more numerous than Is genersiis
supposed. Although the road lie mun'n-
Gently endowed with land grants sufheient
10 construct il. vet there were other troub-
les than these arising from direct pecu-
MARY embarrassments. In the nrst place,
rho new company was considerably ham
nareJ bv the Fremont claims. The road
was liable for bonds to the amount OF
nearly 81 800, 900 that were placed in the
French market. These claims, we UNDER
stand have been recently adjusted
There are rumors to the effect that
the management II divided, ana
that Colonel Scott, on behalf of tho om-
niyersus Pennsylvania railroad company,
was irving to obtain the control. These
statements seem 10 be confirmed by the
recent annexations, or perhaps Affiliations
by which the Pennsylvania company has
obtained control of the connecting links OF
the Texas terminus. From New-lork
city to the Texas border, Colonel Scott
has on.y to construct few short branch
lines in order to tap the main trunk line
at Ell Paso. With all the feeders I'M
der the control of the Pennsylvania COM
panv, the obtainment of the direct man
agement is only question OF time; II
is said that Marshall y. Rob
erts has already transferred his
interest in the new line aud in the various
Texas roads with which he is connected,
to Colonel Scott, and although this report
requires confirmation, tie probabilities are
all in favor of an arrangement OF TINS
kind.
But in any case 1t is expected that the
construction of the Southern Pacific line
will be pushed forward during the sum
mer with all possible dispatch. 1t is Ger
tain that there is an increasing nccessit,
for the new highway TO the Pacitc, ant
that its completion is anticipated will
increasing interest by the mercantile AM
! travelling community.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

"A broken rail sent a pa,,enysr car on
the Delaware and Lackawnna railroad
uown a Dank Tuesday, injuring several
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24
ORGANIZATION or rHE RIVER IMPROvE
MENT CONVENTION.

CINcISN Att, Feb. 2O.-Thc Ohio river
improvement convention this aftcrn Don
organized permanently by electing the
following otiicers President, Hon. Jesse
ID. Bright, of Kentucky; vice.presidents,
Jno. W. Chalfant of Pennsylvania; Hon.
j. w Chowder, of West Virginia Capt.
X ii. Voolfolk of Louisville; Thos. W.
Means, of Hanging Rock, Ohio James
Ploward, of Indiana; r. j. Shannon of
Illinois, secretaries, Capt. J. 7. Ssntmeycr
of Cincinnati; Isaac Smith, of West Vfr-
GINA; John Todd. of Kentucky.
The Hon. j csse ID Bright, upon taking
the chair, made speech, in which he al
luded to proposition made twenty years
ago by Commodore Ellet, to dam the riv-
ers that uniting at Pittsburg from tle
Ohio, 50 that water might be reserved to
feed the river and make it navigable in
dry seasons. He said that the proposition,
then regarded as absurd, had come to be
thought feasible. After tho address, vari-
Gus standing committees were appointed.
Col. VIM. f.. Merrill: government engin-
eer, in charge of the Improvement of the
Ohio, also delivered an address.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-24

TAXES on CANNED FRUITS TO BE sus-
PENDED
WAsniNGroS, Fob. 2o.-lt is understood
| that tho commissioner of Internal Ro-
venue, will suspend the tax on canned
fruits, syrups, ETC. until Congress nd
journs.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
ZEAL ESTATE.
NKM-YoRK. Thurrday. May 0. 1871.

NKw-YoRK. Thursday. May ., ls77
At the Exchange this morning the only
transaction q sale made by james Miller. BY order
of the Supreme Court under Instructions from Nathaniel
Jarvis r referee being three lots with the buildings
thereon consisting Of three three story and basement
hghstoop brick houses situated the north side OF
Fifty-seventh st. 80 feet east Of eventhaye size OF
lots 6sxlOO5 The first price otered the house and
lot nearest TO Elevenihave. which was bought by MI
HornthaI for 1900. The gentleman (who holds
second mortgage the property purchased the third
piece and at the price The center house ana lot
was bought the account Of the plaintiffs IN the ac-
tion vE the North American Life Insurance Company
The sale advertised to be made by Jas. Mcclure un,
der order of James H. Coleman referee. of house and
Ninthave was postponed by order OF the re1dee Ior
The sale Of property at somers. westchsster County
which was e have taken place YESTERDAY & on Irn Ine
premises, by Hugh ~ Camp was postponed until june
due notice of which win be gwen:
The sale made by Joseph Mcclure yesterday by order
Of the Supreme Court under instruction OF John Bush
nell referee, Of property situated on Parkst 100 eet
soGtbery of Raroadave, Yonkers 3ox2ls. took place
for n2,6es, subject to a mortgage OF sss6s.
On Monday Rext Messrs. A. ID. MelHck IT,, Bro
will sell, the premises 600 lots Of ground together
with several dwelling houses. situated at North Eliza
beth, n. j. being thepropery OF Messrs Grlith Prem
country It's charter as such. having granted by
King George the IId ON the 9Th day OF February D.
the Legisatnre Of NewJersey in 1885, since which time
the growth of the city has been very rapid until a TINS
time it numbers nearly $4,000, and having e9mmpniea
ton with Newfork Dy l20 trains daily, .ae future In
crease in its population must OF necessity be very
much more rid than heretofore. Trains run till mid
night, which gives those 80 desiring ample opp0r-
unity TO attend any Of the places OF amusement In this
CITY and still return 10 their homes the same evening
curbed and sidewalks tagged over 20 miles OF pave
ment and rs of 1t also contains vera very
CANT and costly public and private buildings churches OF
every denomination good schools and is surrounded 0y
pleasant drives making 10 certainly one or the most
desirable places Of residence near New-York;
The property TO be sold Monday next is located I'M
medatey in the neghbOrhood OF the new North PARK OF
~ acres and the streets running and through 1t are
all graded. curbed severed, and in some instances
paved up 70 the line of the property. free tram,
accompanied Grafnllas 7th Regiment Band viii leave
foot Cortandt and Desbrcssessts at 10 on the day
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
Marble an0 Glate Mnnteis.
legal Notices.

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- Application Of cOmmOners Central PHrk
bsks Aldermen and CommonAlty City
YSk he opening Of certain roads and public
laid by Commissioners Of the Para
City Of New YoTk. RIVBRsIDB PARK We The assrxped
Commissioner Asscsmen In the aboyeented natter
hereby notice the occupant Of AL
unnproyod Affected thereby and
n ali Others whom j
First: That completed esmste and and hat
the snds Affected
thereby and WHO opposed The DO presu their objections
IN uniing dny verified JOSIAH SUTHERLAND Esq Char
Ne "a, City sevYork June
te71 and the
within th weekdays The lS1 sad
for that ~th he sstsndAAes said oes Of said
Gays. al 10 ocecs a.
second That The abstrae Of the Md ssent
with and al hs
6oo4mens she ased BY In making report
eeo he Snce Of be Department Of Pubic WORKS tbs City
kss- renAin usi tss z6th DAY Juae
marc Tst hs hz embraced by As .s.sssmep sfore. ar,
sslows sit: parcels bousdet
iss Of ossh1ndred sad 6 kfk
Fofysecond
Eighth syesaeI By the Hudson
tbercrom al the
s 6y the Hsdsen River Railroad Company
s.d ereon sbs aad Tny bst~esn kh and knh
ssssses ssd ssscxy and HFtty- -frst street&
Fsarh; T@t report s b pested TO supreme
e. q s ss q Be. York General Term erse be held
~ @ ssy Juy ls the spszsg Of tAs Court that dSy and
ss Aes there sosnss heard
nseos s b. .4s eeEtrDedDated
VILLAS G TRA AgHAeEx, ,Csu-i.ss.sr.
t8Ahkkt A. 6hAhAH
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
fertures an6 Meetlnas.

ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY of the HOW
II AID MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE WANDERERS, Ne.
Bowery NewYork IN BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF AU-
SIC FRIDAY Hatch
By the Rev. B. J. IVES. d. d. and the Rev JACoBs w.
VAN METER otherzL GRAND HALLRLUJAH CHORUS. An
THEMS GLBRs by CHILDREN under the direction Of T.
PERKINS. GRAPuLLAS SsLRCr BAND. Doors al ssp
Band Exercises at 7 Aamtsaee %
ceuts p s-gnstes Grand Piano kindly ansbed from The
emporium OF J. Baner 4 Co. So Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
PASSENGERS ARRTpRD.

PROM LONDON AND HAvRg-In steamship Eru May Capt
.,l Mn Gardner Timothy Fisher Juan C0res NJ ara
Peryuu ami family Victor Bell pewdssve NJ BsehSaa
M. Cunuingham Br Miss Alice Doran, Miss SIa
PhHps Mrs family Mr. and Ms Joen hehas
Spencer Mss Spencer Miss Wbetsone Miss MAR fArf
Nj EataR
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10


TRAINS LEAVE sgw.YoRK
For New and Bridgeport S(EIl L." n lid (Erh
lBLDr J:t2 ~ o.S1 an . ~ m $50
For ainoo S1-tou tn snd Southport anu es'po
Per south sowas slBS u'o nj lzl5 tELh tELh ia
AZ lEI) o:Jo, - ano kELl n. q. "a --....o
For Danen o m 1,a' =. ~ - ~ mo oUP ..
For STANFORD ZEE io q n li' 'AIl &4' tAIb sts
Rot I'D intermediate Stations, T. > n;o n sia a4s
49, s;p - .;is M ssv.Yoh st D = ,ss
Sunday NAL ram 49, 49, - - shors Tsn. - v
Boston, VIA ooen opnns rox rs Sp9yTING w III Tn IJNS
e.x po.on Vi, s,r,. SVrr s,r rno a IL ~ a - M
F or Po.on VIA ssRRnns1ssla sRsns 95,s NJ "a aIa
aoI nhuou AL Spr nxneh, NJ II'lo so,ts.-rso,
Far Conneeiieai hiver Railroad N. ES "' !" S~A"p
2 NJ 70 Montreal ,9tsau
FOR Hartford Providenee aud hhsih knfeAa paass fis
For Shore Lane HAlwv At q A. n 70 NOVICE anu h'''
70 New Loatoa and Nor.ieh, p n - so Norsb-
For New, tsnt syen and Northampton hair'sa "a m"
I%pton and wnnsn.eorn - v,,,,u,s Railroad (Ar Lnsl
=. rsf n and Ss5 >. a'1en' NJ A''s'"A '-'
Ror Ho.ssione Railroad m and p m H. to Waterbury
p.nSgT aDd SoI..t Railroad - n. Inl, s1a 1'N
cenpoOus ss.g8s Cars staSsa e % Csr Attached
a N and ) p m. Trims reached over this road a,
nefen 70 any pehe Tr,ntvyenh
the Of the HewY and A SssYof Trsnes Co
and Four,hsve also tns oness Coust Brookys;
Dcdfs EIpress NO. - s ,h-r ssxraxe snd hssksd
BY leaving uitaoe ncsics Gan A&'' ~ lhES H. HOYr,
from residence 70 Destination ~-~S--y,Tlco~Y
H-ryU work. CENTRAL AND HUDSON
oaII An = Commencing Mopsss Nov L? ls-
r1s rrsne .n ksVe fom New Depot Fourtnr'% s0a F'"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
6ieamboais anb Railroads.

PASSENGER NOTICE.-NEW and ONLY
DIRECT RAILROAD sDd STEAMBOAT ROUTE between CON
fVwSps fVVwsEsch x MfcHBSRG Ms % LAcoSA H. CENTRE
HARBOR n H.. PLYMOUTH, n. H., and all points from WHITE
A''" iA'N'' 'N| WITHOUT CHANGE oP CARS
nsnTsfs sIEs as!G f9sss azsS SP fHSs
h b..sa atss cassd aas md Sass .sd
r. Nashua sud Lowell R r. FrsmiBshsn Lowell B. Mans
s :S rTnsf@ r. sa.on d cuo" a1ISs .SS RSas
.e.%e, BRISTOL and PRovIDsScB a, forming the direct
and eoseSTD ssff IS%s M 1sS PAIL RIVER nE
Of this Line arrve At and depart from Pier 30
Rs. ss.. !. % ls s .,. e: HS ss. G a S' 1, G
M "a 's s =. s: i s % ysss s1. s;s % II. 81 Bo
Lo.. FteAso,s points NORTH vii ,s'. Fall River
:s:. s.s - p ::'; :: G:.ssss S;sSs%s 'Ss
dassssasais sHsssS xiiFis s.Ss S.'s5ssi concord
JOHN .: WISsLow, ssPL sa,aa. and Low.Il RI ..,.,.
a ( sW1sEY ssPt Taunton Branch r
b6SGs 6eSSssa s.S siR S4 AS SIi's md az %ss Re-
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
The ts H. - z? JOIN Ss DaEs: DESs EidasSsP
Afternoon saaa.ys eIep,s s'st arriving ALBANY time
RETuRssG the smb. anass the arrival Of connect
aeI.. can be oSt.ned :. n, oees On the Wharf, 81 Do.
E1yrs ~ ;n No s. H. SSSJ1 sss Stsass
NoRIT1Hao RIVER and SEwY0RK e! s5,IIa STEAM M;
M ss'S.y for YST.s. Ssss I,sDH =;
FOR Enssv9oa Yonses Hasrngs Ferry Town sas and
Irvngten, Town. and Mack Sysk and Town fs con
with H. r. K LANE. Ar.
CITIZENS EVENING LINE STEAMERS
~ for ALBAkf .nd TROY landing At CATskILL p.s ne BJ
n i-ss. Pier Pc foot
ss . III s :s $ sss.s s: I S q
ssi.ef and sars.exA and Trey AID Boston asiosaa
ALBANY AND TROY LINE sTAMERs,
.,,s,s s' G s 81 s... . % s,s..ss. sss 70 ss.
VANDERBILT CONNECTICUT With rsieaas TO Az
West and North wiI leave shove Up n regs
rvsuesd rssa O. D. HAHC0x, Gsaersl Agent
FALL RIVER LINE,
l. F0R BOSTON via NEWPORT
BRISTOL. PRovIpkNCb
Capt. A. e. SIMMONS Can't h. n sihhosa
Prom Per 81 Chambersst FOR ueAes snd Hsie
rooms apply Bsssday Tses Arsa and
Broadway and No Courtst. BrooklYp or Al the Pier
n. 4. sINoHs hssAgns Drssssr
CTEAMER NARY POWELL leaves Vestry-
- s,ay sasnesa s3o lsaaiN 81 Wsss Pen ssSssBh
Poushhsepsis Ropdoa Kng..a and other pepesr resoh
EN0R NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c:-Fare,
81 Is sssesn ssys Pvst sAp ~ ss"hs'ss q Sis ss
E0R BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
IL tssk HsasAis<k kssosaa Fss eL ssssH~S ssvs
CsAsnss sus a ls y sshs sssSsss sssssssss
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
mestrbrstrr Gonntu Rsal gstate for 6all


AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
IA WITHIN hour AID bali Of
EevYork IN wescbesier County containing 400 e highest
Of splendid
perfect also Building 40 By no arranged for
clubhouse 60 level ground sutshle for
trsek Gr aud Mill u feet head Of water nevrnhng
stable for hundred head Of cattle our sppe
orchards gHfed choice fronting
grounds all
Of gentemAns establishment and
anywhere the sinospbee dry and adapted
lot IS feet front the will 10
taken payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS. Tribune omce
EOR SALE-Several desirable COUNTRY
Il RESIDENCES Hes-fochel MamAroDeck raekshce, Port
Long Branch Ruhud PARK and others sevese also
Long For further apply ALLEN
DOOLBY L HESRIoUBs late Allen Brown, g Broadway.
nor SALE-In Westchester County, in North
Castle Armouck sn FARa about good build
Inquire Of j. ROAkk, White Plans, j. u
FERGUSON. on the premises -
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTIES
w FOR ALR-wihin TO 10 minutes Of Mott Haven neirose
Moyssnis fremont White Deyos;
ranging from 1000 Parties desiring purchase get
fpI Information By applying HUGH n CAMP log Broadway A
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

Eong Jslan6 Real Gstdte for Sale.
TOR SALE-At Sag Harbor, shore FARM of
low fRure $1,000 house barn, Sc old but
comfortable RuLAND a WHITING, Beekmanst
WHITESTONE, Long Island.-For SALE
w village half mite rO depot modern built HOUSE and
outbung complete order with lel complete and finished
every respe oer cheap PhotogPh o. house once Of
PHELPS WHEELER No. 81 Cedsrst
WATER-POWERF FOR SALE.
w VIM n vALRSTTSR, Rosiyn, L. l.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
Brooklrr Real Gstatc for Sale.

TOR SALE, Brooklyn. near Prospect Park
II choice beautifully located LOTS separate or together corner
Kghts and Sevenibsv l3 Lots BedfordGTesn eTira
ordinary opportunity for Investment 90 cent can remsn balance
easT Davraepts @. Il. PIERSOH, S PiRe-si-
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
Nem-Jersen Real estate for Sale.


A GREAT BARGAIN.--FOr SALE at Wood
laid all the improvements three depO's possession i'm
"'N-'''' j. JOHNSON owner Broadway Room H.
A ELIZABETH, n. IA. large variety of
SALE on easy rs. J. n AEgkER SONS oppo's
Depot, Elizabeth NJ j.
A T ELIZABETH-Bargain in LOTS, build
~ irr ste. and plots Of eround NJ MEEkER
SONS. "a Bro.S-st opposite Depot. EhIsbeth n J.
TSLEGANT VILLA for SALE, 6s miles from
u ke~Yot on east esas Of II sa. Tt 1pP s ass %
green hoas garden and house has % large closets
% o.A IN In rrsnc hH RxCHAYGR for smaller property Ad
dress G. FULLER Isl wesa Tvsnneh sev-Yorh, or HAhlL
TON WALLIS, Nassaa-st ana OrA1ge, =. :.
ELIZABETH.-Beau VILLA 40 minutes
r1, .y, lot M garden AVN all iY eonvenieno
bath pes soheo nAfkeis &C cottage o. ~ rooms
splendid location Bterseetion Of and BAY,
wayh residences going AZ naes Terms eas hen
s permit inquire West EAaes,n Depot necr ~ 81 @ i
description and hl Particular address o"shh U. BOZ iS'
Elizabeth. N
LIME PLACE FOR SALE ut South Orange,
Ion Ovsreoks the village and frsaAans
country drive Minutes wah from Tie saoh three
,err, lawn Rrsss nearly IL rooms bath landry
fssoe all ssraeasrs house srfs sses COZ.
low "a tenn. 70 suit adjoining e drsbs for build
As also for SALE For particular. ,ppx 70 o.. p
EOR SALE-Adjoining the pleasant village
KRTY Of high rolling land ng beth nd Of souhee
soa t~soy laundry. csn never
ssa order sbsnS.nss q s irs perass q tss ps ss
e, siis.g Plo, rheh viii command sd pesA Adds WI"
ORANGE, N, j., and vicinity-tspecialty..
- kssssssA. Liserfy-s. hssm ~
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
Doar6 ann Rooms.

NO. 25 WEST TWENTY-SECOND-ST., near
~ Fnb-ave-Purnished single ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD, TO
gentleman only breakfast. II fdere reference exchanged
NO. 14 East Fifty -sixth-st. corner Lexlng-
ton-.ve convenient Central Psrl nicely furnished Rooms for
seau; gas bathbsans, &e. home eomiOItS
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

COUGH, LAST TIME THIS SEASON.
PECULIAR PEOPLE"
Association Ball. TONIGHT at o'clock Admission 80 ss
cured SEATS 81 Randophs 10 Broadway
and Ponds nude stor. % UniOnsquae.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY =, 1871

P.eng.v Station NevYork Of Twenty sevenhs
FoartA-avs. Entrance Twenty ssvsathsI
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

J. JoHss0s j., Aac0neel.
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,
I'D isuoceesor o johnson 4 Milerl
No 25 CBDAB-sT., NEW YORK.
Rssl Estaie promptly Solo Exchanged etoeks
Furniture Merchandise. kc
THURSDAY. MAJ 9.
At y oeloet. on premises Queens L. T.;
Great positive and unrerTed sale Of ae SPLENDID LOTS
Queens. L. l.. Al Depot OF [. r r
Special train GrafuAs Band Ample collation. AAps and excI
don tickets Of Auetioneer. IS Sassansl, n. Y
MONDAY. NAY -
10 0elocs at Exchange SAeroOn-
III Broadway n. Y,
GREAT ADJOURNED SALE OF
20 SPLENDID LOTS.
THE BALANCE Of the CURTIS ESTATE,
situated at RICHMOND HILL L. L. under direction Of Mes MILL
LER, STOUTRHBURGH PECKHAM.
sALB POSITIVE unusually LIBERAL 10 cent mort
gExefO
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
Urn Goods.

TOBin CARPETS, MATTINGS, RED CHECK
- Z5e BURLAPs BAGGIkG BUCKRAAS, CLOTHS, CAbbI-
AKRRs. ke, l03 Chambersst
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

Aurtiou Sales Of RraI estate
o. H. PrxKsos, Auctioneer
pY A. D. MELLlCK, jr, u BROy
- Auctioneen and Dealers in Ses-Jersey heAl hsos
Pne-st, n. \.
TUESDAY, Nay IA, lS2
Atl2m- the premises
POSITIVE SALE AT AUCTION.
Br order Of R. L. Williams L Co, III BrOsdvay
OF 200 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
AT WEST DCNRLLES, ". j.,
On the popular Central r 4 of y. j.. 9eAr P.in1eh
fronting the rArO~1,
drv and eonmsrd extensive views OF The mountains.
Sn.csl train vi the foot OF Liberty az II
I,uncbeou before sale and music by GrstnlAs Band
For mars passes apply the Aaoneers ln1 70 4 l.
WILLIAMS Co.. 2 Broadway and AADIs Co.. Is WIoughbT'
St, Brooklyn.
o. H. PIERsoS, Aueueneer .
DY A. D. MELLICK, jr., 81 BRO, Auctloneers
I'D and Dealers Real Estate No. Pinest SeSlork
= ~ TUESDAY Nav H. 1872, at p n,
oreuises. Sale Of valuable
- PARM Of 81 ACRES,
NJ Nev.Broklrn Pn6eh, " J. the dwelling contains
in good orer 1utbungs and complete the na
front roads, and Unusually
~ miles from Pllnhsh
will be announced AZ sale
will be waiting PAnaed bAnon on he ITs W ls
,rnin homN York day Of sale
" ~ A. o. MELLTCK, IT,. BRO
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
n.Orrxrxo OF rHz PORT OF sAS JOSE, rEsu.

PORT OP A.N JOSE PkhU.
The following Of the re0penBg Of the port Of san JOSE Per
has
CoSsr1 ATE OF PEEu EEw-YoRK s72-Sooe Is herebI
vrL tha the decree August 1871 making EtOn port o.
trv revoked Of Peru, the 2 March last
De San jose restored position port Of entry Ves
bound kson pno 70 Juy l. Will neV
srthees Be allowed 70 enter into port Of entrTT
JoEk CAI1Os TRACEY, ConSul Of Peru
For Latest Ship Neos FUlh Page
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
5dles bp Aurtlon

At AUGUSTUS HYNARD's AUCTION
"A HOUSE, kixhhsye ST. rge aud atrae
tive sALB OF FURNIrURK-By EDWARD PBTTlNIER, Aae
oper an Nav Is and 6 lO clock sting Of Grnture Of
ever description PiOr Dining, and Bedroom suites benS Nat
Pianos Warrobes G and CrOekey ware BaJes are invited to
atm
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Broadway. cor.
ID 4hs-sAe Books Works Of Ar Fancy Goods Furniture ke
FRIDAY MAJ TO- at D. N, a MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION
of GOOD BOOKS including that desirable illustrated and
handsomely bound Ako PAMPHLETS bound and unbound
FANCY ARTICLES, OPERA GLASSES, &e
TEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. Qate Leavitt,
siebegh Co Clinton Hall Asiorplaee For the SALE By
Aucrios Of Of Books PAlsris6s and all
kpds OF LITERARY PRoPERrr - - - -.-- - -.
PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION, FRIDAY EVENING. May 10,
a ~ oeoet sale Library valuable
.pdsr and illustrated English American BookCycOpeas Mag
sune, R.ees CacAues Etens &c Catalogues ready Books
e1hihi
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-12
The Origin of Lotteries,

Lotteries were invented by the Ro-
mans to eniven their Saturnalia This
festival which was instituted in commem-
Grafton of the freedom and equality
which prevailed on earth in the golden
reign Of Saturn, began by the distribu-
ton of tickets which gained some prize.
Augustus appointed lotteries, which
consisted Of things Of little value; but
Nero established some for the people, in
which 1,O00 tickets were distributed dai
ly, and number of, those who were IA
vored by fortune became rich by them.
Heliogabalus invented lotteries OF very
singular nature; the prizes were either
OF great value, or OF none at all one
gained prize of slaves, and another
of 6 flies; some got valuable vases, and
others vases of common earth. A Io.te-
ry of this kind exhibited an excellent
picture of the inequality with which for.
tune distributes her tavors. The first
lottery in England of which we have
any aecount,was drawn at the west door
Of st. Paul's Cathedral in 1569,and con-
sisted of 10000 tickets at 40 shillings
each. The profits Of the lottery were to
be applied toward repairing the harbors.
In 1912 King James appointed lottery
to be drawn at the satne place, for the
plantation of English colonies in Vir
gina, The principal prize was 1000
crowns in plate.-Tr0y Tines,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-12
Can You Afford TT

Can you afford to smoke and chew to-
hacco, thus spending from five to fifty
dollars a month, and ipjuriug YOUR her-
vous system, and perverting yonr whole
constitution, and thereby transmitting to
Your children a weakened constitution
thus making them pnny invaIids?
Can You afford To burn out yoar ner-
vous system and demoralize your Whole
character 10y the use of alcoholic liq'
uors?
Can you afford t" indulge in ha' its OF
speculation. gambling, and other tricky
and mean modes of making money?
Can You afford to make money at the
expense of your manhood, your morals,
your health, your just respectability, ,and
your integrity? ..
Can you afford to gain even the whole
world ana thereby make of yourself q
moral wreck? .-. B.
Can you afford, for the sake of mo-
mentary amusement,to waste your youth
full prepaIa Iatory years, when, by study
You should become a scholar, or by in.
dusty either tradesman or useful ar
tIsan? ...... IBIS.
Can you afford to rob your mind to
clo,he your back with silks and satins
and crafty mere love for display?
Can you afford to be tricky ,and there
by defraud your employer of the just
services you owe him, even though you
do not get your pay, thus making your
self moral bankrupt? 81,
Canyo afford TO be otherwise than
upright, truthful, faithful. temperate
courteous, and in all respects correct!