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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-21
FOREIGN.

HelmbOld Released from Medical Re.
straint-TroOps Around Nlarseilles-
French Tariff Financial-ResignatiOn
of Theirs and the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tiOn not Accepted-Strike Ended-Re-
voting Chiefs Captured-The Mexican
RevOlutiOn-New York Loan on Lon.
don NIarket-Germany and Brazil
Aid.de.Camp of the Gear inspecting
French Army.
PARIS, January 20.-The Register says
it is rumored that DR.. Helmbold, who has
been under medical restraint at maisOn
de sonte in the vicinity of Paris. has been
released.
The deputies of the right-centre held a
meeting this afternoon and adopted resO-
luton declaring the tariff was solely a
question of finance and not politics. and
that in voting against the proposal to tax
raw materials tiey had no intention of ex.
pressing want Of confidence IN the gov
ernment.
A considerable force of troops have re-
Gently been concentrated in and around
Marseilles, and an unusual number of men,
of-war are in the harbor. These circum-
stances having caused some uneasiness A
deputation OF citizens waited on the prefect
of the department to ascertain the case.
The reply of the prefect was to the effect
ernment had deemed it prudent to take
proper precautions against the renewal of
disturbances.
1t is announced in the Register that Colo
mel LewaschOw. aid-de camp to the Car,
has arrived here. According to the general
report his object is to personally observe
the condition of the French army and to
report to St. Petersburg.
VERSAILLES. January 90 - President
VI, -
signed. The Assembly refuses to accept
committee to endeavOr to effect COM
promise. The deputation are waiting on
him and trying to induce him to reconsider
his action, but he insists on resigning, as the
Assembly has rejected his tariff measures.
Great excitement prevails.
Midnight--The deputation appointed by
the Assembly waited on President Theirs
this evening and informed him of the vote
by which the Chambers had refused to ac
cept his resignation. President Ihlers, III
response, consented to remain in 1ne service
of the Chambers and the country lt Is
probable the present ministry VIII remain
in Office.
The strike at Charlersi is ended, and the
men will resume work on M0nday'
LONDON, January 2o;-lhe loss OF two
vessels. the Urchin OF CarnarvOn, and the
Mary b.. of Donpelly' with all on board, is
a Versailles special to the Times says
Theirs thinLs himself personally affected
by the rejection of the tariff measure. His
RESIGNATION will be presented to-day; if
accepted, it is thought the Germans will
re-occupy portion Of France. Meanwhile,
the Assembly cOntemplates vote of con-
fdence in Theirs and his cabinet to avert a
crisis.
The Diet Of Croatia having ignored the
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-oN ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURES
Il of the owner for Europe; "Sea Glen Planta-
tion' located near the sea shore, thirty hve miles
from New Orleans, and about three and a half
miles from Lookout, the New Orleans and Mo
bile railroad. The place fronts upon water navl
gable for steamboats, and sailing vessels; has about
1000 acres of excellent hammock land about 100
open for culture; and will produce one bale to the
acre of either Sea Island or Upland cotton; large
GIN house and machinery for bOth is finely adapt
ed or tobacco cane rice and ecally to fruit
and stock growing; is above all overflow; guaran-
teed perfectly healthful and free from epide les;
excellent fishing, hunting, boating and bathing
facilities. There are about 1000 acres of valuable
timbered land on navigable water, and almost in
exhaustible banks Of lake bank shells. The resi-
dence is large well built and commands avery exten.
sive view the grounds tastly laid out in lawn and
parterre with abundance of bearing orange pecan
and other fl nit trees. There gin house barn.
stable blacksmith shop, poultry house, quarters.
boat houe wharf and bath house. The supply of
water for drinking and for stock is excellent and
never failing. l will sell the place as it stands,
stocked and furnished, mules, horses, cattle poul
try implements, Wachnery, tools, seine, boats
house and kitchen furniture, etc. Terms OF pay.
ment easy. I refer by permission, to GEORGE
SMITH, ESQ., Commercial Cotton Press. and COPIES
d. OGDEN, No. a. Carondelet street Parties who
desire to see the place can leave New Orleans by
II A. NJ or 3 p. NJ. trains (Sundays A. M and
will always find boat at Lookout to convey them
to my wharf. Postotice address. .o1 AZ New
Orleans s. TfLEh hhAD.
a6 limo
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TERMS: $l6 90 PER ANNUM.
WHOLE NUMBER 1854.

compromise prepared by the joint govern
ments OF Austria and Hungary, has been
dissolved by imperial decree.
John Stuart Mill declines presiding at the
Dixie demonstration.
1t is reported the Rothschilds will soor,
introduce New York loan in the market
here.
CALCUTTA, January 2O.-Ram Singh and
other chiefs in the recent revolt have been
captured, with twenty nine Of their adhe-
rents. and executed.
MATAMORAs, January 20.-The revoiu-
tiOnists under QuirOga attacked COrtinas'
forces at CamargO yesterday; the fighting
still continues. The customhOuse here re-
fuses to allow anything to pass into the
country.
The diligence and mail service from the
interior have been discontinued in anticipa-
ton of the fall of Camargo.
The rebels claim that Generals Martinez
and Naranio are besieging the city of San
Luis PotOsi and hold portions of that
State.
Generals Guerrer and Garcia de la Cadena
are besieging the city of Zacatecas, and
hold nearly all of that State.
General BerregO holds Durango, and has
sent 200 men to occupy Chihuahua.
The States Of COahula and Neuvo Leon
are held by TrevinO, while Queriga invades
the State of Tamaulipas to capture the
towns on the frontier.
1t is evident that this city will soon be
surrounded by the revolutionists, if not
taken.
BERLIN, January 20.-The North German
Gazette says the relations have been re-
sumcd between Germany and Brazil on the
most friendly footing The difficulties be-
tween the two countries have been settled
owing to the concilatOry behavior of
Brazil
The Colombian consul here contradicts
the statement made by the New York
Handel Zeitung that the Minister of Colon
bia at Washington had applied to the Amer
lean government for the postpOnement of
the payment of $4,000, the amount due
the United States by his government. The
consul says Colombia owes the United States
nothing, and her financial condition is most
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-21
NEW YORK.

Bank Messenger Robbed-DepOsit Of City
Fuuds-Iudig gnant Depositors around q
Bank-Small POx and Vaccinati0n-Cat.
acazy Departs-Bank Statenent-Ar-
rivals.
New YORK, January 2O.-John Russell. a
messenger of the Metropolitan Bank, was
robbed in the street about noon today of
$4,000 in gold certificates and quantity of
notes and bonds No arrest as vet.
City Chamberlain Palmer says that s., 900, :
900 belonging to the city are deposited in the
Broadway Bank, and that the Controller is
at liberty to draw on the deposit to pay the
police their back wages.
The excitement around the suspended
Market Bank this afternoon was very
great crowd of indignant depositors
blocked up the street, and INDUCED in Wig
orous threats against the officials -,
The principals of some OF the public
schools to-day made a request that the
children under their charge be vaccinated.
There were twenty-five deaths from
smallpox during the past week. Ten cases
were reported yesterday.
The schooner r. Bulwenkle, from Rock
land for New York, was burned at sea on
the sixteenth instant. The captain and
crew were saved. and brought here by the
schooner Portland
Minister and Madame Catacazy departed
for Europe to-day. Catacazy has high hopes
for the American people. notwithstanding
their present bad and corrupt government.
The deficit in the Market Savings Bank,
which closed this morning. is 100000.
The bank statement is as follows: Loans
increase 50, ,000 specie dec rease $3.50, 900:
legal tenders increase 81, 900; deposits
$5.500,0Oo.
Money in excess of demand, closing at
405. Sterling nominal. Gold 1909 q lO9is.
Governments strong, at an advance of
la a p; lS8ls 1854: tive-twenties OF 1862
llOA: 1864 1l03s; 1865 llIA; new ll0a4;
1867 ll21a; 1868 ll2l2: ten-tOrties l10l2.
State bonds-Tennesses 66a,, new 66's
Virginias SO, new 80: Louisiana skies So,
new so; levee skies 60, eights 20; Ala
bama eights 80; Georgia skies 20: sevens
76; North Carolinas 3lla, new l6; South
Carolnas so. new %.
Arrived-Steamers General Sherman
George Washington, Georgia, Eenetia and
Naples.
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CAPTURE OF CHIEFS IN REVOLT
AN ARKANSAS TOWN BURNED
Navy Yard Employees
POLITICAL FREEDOM ASSURED
WASHINGTON.

Change of artermasters-Col0nel Bel.
ger Assigned to Texas Treasury
Balance.
WASHINGTON. January 20.-Lieutenant
Colonel Ferrin has been assigned to quar-
termasters duty in the Department Of the
South, relieving Major Eddy, who is as
signed to the Department of the Gulf, re-
lieving Colonel Belger, who is assigned to
the Department of Texas.
The treasury balance at the close of bus-
ness to-day was, coin $lO3, ,927 900, currency
$lO,943,oO6 coin certificates $37 $4,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-21
THE TRIUMPH OF LAW
QUORUM IN THE SENATE
HOUSE MEMBERS RETURNING

Governor Warmoth had faith in the peo-
pie, and he had faith in majority of their
representatives who composed the General
Assembly of the State of Louisiana. A
careful perusal of the proceedings in the
Senate and House of Representatives yes
terday will show that his faith was well
founded.
After a long and tedious struggle the
contest has at last ended in triumph of law
and the preservation of the peace. This is
attested by the legislative proceedings yes
terday, when the ability of the people to
sustain a constitutional government was
clearly demonstrated.
A full Senate affirmed the legality of the
recent extra session of the Senate, and the
wisdom of selecting Senator Pinchback to
preside over that body. For the details of
the business transacted in both houses of
the General Assembly yesterday we refer
our readers to the official reports.
The attention of the whole country has
been directed to Louisiana during the past
two weeks and the public mind in other
sections of the Union has been aroused by
the fear that an outbreak here was immi
neEt at any time.
The crisis has passed The Senate now
meets in body, and it is understood that
tomorrow at twelve o'clock the members
of the House of Representatives who weIe
expelled last Friday will be present for the
purpose of asking a reconsideration of the
vote of expulsion in each individual case.
This, though the House has had quorum
for several days, will enable that body to
represent the whole people of the State in
their legislation.
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FOR RENT.


NOR RENT-A NEW COTTAGE HOUSE IN
na,,s nantrv front and side galleries. large yard.
Will exchange for good house in the First DIS
trct NJ &,
Inquire at No. l5o Julia street. from a. aopn M ,n W
p. Nj. uco ~ ~
1II.E1;ANT TK0OMS-FTRNISHED- Oh
II without board, in that pleasant residence, no
2l9 Carondelet street Suites IF rOons Tor lan Aa
lies. if desired eoo
IIOR KENT-ThE DESIRABLE TWO-STOni
Il residence No. I59 CaiOpe street; well adap1e0
for families conveniently located terms mooer-
ate. Apply to Lock box No. l6O, New Orleans
Postoffce. sel5U
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-21

Fairbanks scales of all descriptions for
sale at Fairbanks Southern Depot, No 50
Camp street, by Mr.. w. b. Bowman, agent
We advise our readers to call ON Mr.. Bow
man when they have occasion to purchase
anything to weigh with, as he and the scales
,'re perfectly reliable. Whether it be a bale
# cotton or letter balance, the weight
will he found exactly correct, according to
the standard of the United States.
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jefferson.


This justly celebrated comedian closed
his engagement at the Varieties last eve
ming. The engagement has been a profit
able one to both manager and Mr.. Jefferson.
The programme last evening was we'll Sc
ected. Mr. Jefferson appearing as Dr..
Pangloss. L. L. ID. and A. s. s., in the
"Heir at Law" and as Mr.. Golighhy in
LEND Me Five Shillings." His impersona'
tiuns of these characters has driven away
the doubt that Mr.. jefferson could play
nothing but Hip Tan Wimkle, and has lett
the impression that he is truly great
artist.
To-mnrrow evening Saratoga will be
produced. This piece was run for over two
hundred nights ut Days Fifth Avenue
Theatre, New York, and was pronounced
by the critics of that great city to be one of
he finest comedies that has ever been pro
,Iuced i'll Auerica.
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| CADEMIY OF. MUSIC.
The World Famed


MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
And her NEW COMPANY in its entirety, as per
forming the most brilliant engagement on record at
Wallacks Theatre, New York. The most complete
and powerful buresque organization in existence
either in this country or Europe, the experienced
management of whicn selected this establish :nent
as the most suitable for their performances, not
wthstanding the most tempting offers by the other
theatres. ~
sunday Evening, January Fl. 1877.
Will inaugur ate the brief of chaste fun and
merriment by the production, with new ana ele.
giant scenery and appointments, of the celeb1 ated
domestic tale in two acts Especially written and
adapted for the lydia Thompson Company entitled
BLUE BEARD, BLUE BEARD; or the
Mormon. Maiden and Little Militaire,
Introducing the latest musical novelties from EG.
rope. specially imported, assorted and concerted
by Mr.. Michael Connolly. The new and gorgeous
costumes arranged and designed by Miss Lydia
Thompson; new scenery by Mr.. Strauss; mechan
ISM by George W. Keser Stage manager of the
company Mr. Harry Beckett. For further partict-
lars programme of the day.
NOTICE-Notwi hstanCing the enormous ex-
pense attending this mammoth orga ,ization, there
will be no advance in prices. Seats and places
NAV be secured one week in advance jal8
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ATARDI (:RAS CARNIVAL
AND GRAND BAL MASQUE,
Academy of Music.

The management will inaugurate the first ef a
series OF FASHIONABLE AND SELECT FANCY
DRESS BALLS, on MARDI GRAS NIGHT, February
IJ 1872 under the auspices of appropriate commit.
tees composed of well known citizens For ladies
invitations apply at the box office of the Academy
Ill
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S7 OOO.O()O

a. ~ wade in a short time by few shrewd men
who will not reveal the secret Of the business un.
der any circumstances.
roi 'NA' JAMES CLARK
roe 2mDw 100 Bleecker street New York.
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REMOVALS.


DTICE.-WE HAVE THIS DAY REMOVED
our Office to the Cavaroc Stock Landing:
2l3t c. MEHLE h co.
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WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED-FOR THE UNIVERSAL
"a TWINE AND THREAD CUTTER Saves tirhe
irvine thread, fingers and teeth. Something every
body wants. Samples mailed OH receipt of twenty
ave cents. Address GEORGE DAVIS,
oc3l 3m No. 599 Broadway. New York.
Nv yANTED-UNE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN,
w women and children afflicted with the follow.
Ing diseases: Dyspepsia, diarrhea, bilious and
other fevers, general debility, nervousness. low
spirits ETC.; to be cured by the celebrated Fey.
ohauds Bitters. Price, 81 bottle.
an3O Su We Fr ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-21

Unhappy is the man for whom his own
mother has not made all other mothers
venerable.-Richter.
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NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, JANUARY 2l 1872
BY TELEG RAPH

BY TEL LEGRAPH
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
CHANGE OF QUARTERMAsTERs
BELGER GOING TO TEXAS
Robbery of a Bank Messenger
DEPARTURE OF CATACAZY
HELMBOLD UNDER RESTRAINT
DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH TARIFF
THEIRS AND MINISTER'S RESIGN
The Resignation Not Accepted
CAPTURE OF CHIEFS IN REVOLT
AN ARKANSAS TOWN BURNED
Navy Yard Employees
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Odd Fellows Hall. February 1. 1872.
Tickets and ladies' invitations can be obtained
William Wright, Appraisers office Customhouse;
George P Fernald. Clerk Fourth District Court
G. P HoughtOn, Recorder First District or any
member of the Club.
Military are requested to appear in uniform.
deS4 81 ia- IA 2l I'd
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ACADENIY or MUSIC.
D. .BlDWELL..............PrO Proprietor and Manager
FRIDAY, farewell benefit OF
MRS. r. S. CHAN RAJ.
Presenting new drama of American life by c. ".
Tayleure, ESQ.,, entitled BAFFLED.
Last CHANFRAU MATINEE Saturday noon.
Saturday nSht-Last appearance OF MRS. +: S
CHANFRAU. JAZZ
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CONTINUED on HIoHTH PAol1
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The Resignation Not Accepted
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
-.~.>~~~l>>>~roI~~~o~o>>>~~/~ '>
st. CHARLES THEATRE.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
sunday Evening, January ii.
,.,umnhapt Success of the Fairy Star,
LOTTA: LOTTA:
U,o VIII appear in Charles Dickens exquisite
creation of the
r1ARCHIONEsS AND LITTLE NELL.
In connection with
BEN DEBAR,
Is, d., famous personation of DICK SwIyELLER.
NEW SONGS! NEW DANCES!
.'he great and unequaled resources Of this, the
largest and most completely organized Dramatic
ranple in the South, enables the aItistes to pro-
duc. such effects, scenic and mechanical as must
impossible in theatres of narrow ana o con 60
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
BEN pxBAR. Proprietor
T'rinmphant success OF the fairy comedlenne'
I.OTTA! LOTTA: LOTTA!
Hho will appear tonight, in conjunction with BEN
DKBAR, in Charles Dickens great
moral storyo
Little Nell and the MarchtOness.
l,erTA IN HER PAvORlTE SONGS, BANJO SOLOS.
CLOG DANCE, ETC.
r,orr, AND BEN DEBAR IN NEW SONGS, NEW
DANCES AND NEW DUETS.
The annual Mard Gras ball will take place At
.i, tbeatre on February 49, jaE 1t
VARIETIES THEATRE.
LAWRENCE BARRETT. DlRECI,;R.
JOHN H. SkLW ......SIAuh mANA"nh>'
Monday Evening, January %, 1872.
wa be presented for the first time in New Or
lean, Bronson Howard's American Comedy OF con
:nporaneOus society. entitled
SARATOGA;
OR LIFE AT THE SPRINGS
Miss Augusta Dargon as Efiie; Mr. stuart hop.on
SARATOGA MATINEE, Wednesday, January a.
Admission, half price. .,,,,.
In preparation DAVID GARRICK and NAZhPPA
BuRLESQUE. -.
Matinee every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
rlLEEN OGE will shortly be produced
Business Manager, Mr.. Lorraine Rogers IaLI
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-14
SEWING MACHINES.

We have just received large stock of
new imported Grover " Bakers sewing
machines. They stitch alike on both sides.
We will sell family and manufacturing
machines, with the privilege of paying by
monthly installments, giving the purchas-
ers choice between lock-stitch and Grover
Il Bakers elastic stitch. Remember we
learn you to run all machines bought of
Is. We also keep on hand sewing ma
chine attachments, needles, silk, best
sperm oil in bottles, or you can bring your
own bottle and have it filled.
In addition to our sewing machine de-
partment, We do machine embroidery.
dress and cloak making, stamping for
either braiding or embroidery, and all
done with block stamps. All orders from
city or country will receive our prompt
attention All persons wishing anything
in our line are respectfully requested to
give US call and soc samples of work,
ios Washington avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. Postoffic, box 22s
i'''hi' il, +. GOODYEAR.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-14
HON. BENZ. +. TAYLOR

WILL LECTURE AT THE ATHESEUM,
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH II. sun
JEcr: "THoUGHT AND ITS CHARIoTs.'
We think that those who have been dis
posed to censure Mr.. Taylor for failing to
meet preceding appointments will acquit
him of blame when they learn that the
causes were entirely beyond his control /;
and that he has acted so gentlemanly and
generously as to offer to serve us on the
l4th inst, if We pay him only the cost Of
his railroad fare and hotel bill lie is
willing to help us to retrieve our losses
and we hope good house will greet him
on his appearance Thursday night.
Tickets at w. b. Rockwell 4 Co.. ii. A
lannon's and Ii. &. LoAins. Reserved
seats may be secured on Thursday, at the
Auction Store, next door to the Atheneum
Sec. Com. Y. NJ. {. A.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-14
BOARD OF ALDERM EN-,
Regular meeting ofthe nonrd Of Ald, rmcn !

Regular meeting ofthe Ronrd Of All, rmcn
Council tnsmber
Cairo, H., March IL, 1874
Present Aldermen Mctcalf Philis,
Renrdcn, Robinson, S,ase, Stancil ard
Stratton-7.
On motion OF Alderman Stratton the
reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
IiIBERNIAN BILL.
The board ut its meeting on last eve
ming, having allowed the bill of the Hiber-
man fire company, less SIS for messen-
gers salary, Alderman Seasc moved that
said action be reconsidered. Carried by
the following vote Ayes ctcalf, Phil
lis, Rearjen, Robinson. Sease, Starcl and
Strat,on--7. Mayo.
Alderman Sease now moved to allow
the bill in full. Carried MS follows: AYES
-Metcalf, Phillis, Rearder, Robinson,
Sease, Stancil and Stratton-7. Nay-o.
PRINTING BILL.
Tho bill of John II. Oberly & Co., for
S52 50, for publishing council proceedings
in February and printing smallpox cards
was reported back by the printing and
claims committees recommending pay
ment. Alderman Seasc moved
to concur in the recommendation
of the committees. Carried n follows
Ayes---Metcalf, Phillis, Rearden,
Robinson, Seasc Stancl and Stratton-7
Mayo.
AN ORDINANCE.
Upon is second reading IN this board /;
An ordinance providing for the hning of
absent and tardy members of the council
and either board Alderman Mctcall
moved to table. Lost ~ follows: Ayes
Mctcalf and Stancil---2. Nays--.Philli-,
Reardcn, Robinson, Sca,c and Stratton-..j
Alderman Scasc moved to adopt. Car
ried as follows; Ayes---Phili., Rsardcn,
Robinson, Sease and Stratton -. Nays
Metcalf and Stancl---2.
On motion of Alderman Stratton the
board adjourned.
NJ. j. HowLEY, City Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-14
ARLINGTON HOUSE,

T. b. Ellis, proprietor, corner 7th street
and Commercial avenue, Cairo, Ills, is
prepared TO accommodate the public with
board by the day week or month, at lower
rates than any other frst-class house in
the city. The rooms are ali well fur
nishcd, light and airy good sample rooms
for the accommodation of Commercial
agents. The house is located in the CEN
ter Of the business part Of the city within
one square of the post office. A-9.tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-14
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Having removed my boot and shoe shop
to the north side of Eighth street, between
Commercial avenue and Ohio levce, oppo-
site my old stand, invite all my Gus
toners to call on me in my new quarters,
where ] shall keep on hand and manufac-
ture all kinds of custom-made boots and
shoes, and guarantee in the future, as ]
have done in the past, to give good work,
good stock, good fits and perfect satisfac-
ticn. PHILLIP BAUGH.
2-S-Cm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-14
THE FUR TRADE,

PRICES.
Below will be found the corrected list
Of prices paid by ii. Levy & Co., for
hides, furs, feathers wool, talow bees
wax, and all kinds of country produce.
Levy IL Co. do II very large trade in their
line, and it is well known fact that they
always pay the highest prices to be OBJ
tanned in this market. They are now
paying for