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A L E x A N DRIA.

ExclTEMENT IN MARKET. This morning jus
before O'Clock young mulatto man named
ooseph StaTkes Tor Stokes) and who lives at Ma
nassas, got up from his seat at one of the
mentstalls in rear of the market, where he had
Deen eating breakfast, and in turning around
one OF the chambers of small pistol, which he
mad In his breast pocket exploded, from some
nnascertained cause. The bali cut throu Oh the
coat In two places and struck DIR. Bedford
Brown, health officer of this city, who was
standing few feet off, in the hip, bur did NOT
Dresk the flesh or pertorate the clothing.-Sen-
tinet, Saturday.
SALES OF REAL EsTATR.-Green & Wise
auetioneers, sold to day for Albert Stuart Com
missioner in the case of Veitch vs.. Veitch the
lot and tenement on the West side of Alfred
street, between King and Prince streets, 20 feet
ey ~ 10 an alley, to David Appich for 81 $50.
Also the lot of ground on the west side of ST.
Asaph street, between Duke and Wolfe streets
40 feet by 123 feet inches, to JAS. Z. CarIin
LOT 500 The dwelling on the north side of
Prince street between ROYAL and Pitt streets.
was bid in at So 000.-Gdsette, Saturday,
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CITY ITEMS.

KELLER FOB THE FEET-Fse, 81 per V,sit.-
Corns extracted without pain; Buttons, Bad
ais, &c, relieved and cured, at Dr. Whites.
NO. $50 10Th street, opposite U. s. Treasury.
lib NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. Ave
and 10th st., pays per ct. on deposits. Nt314tI6
TanRMoAETsRs and Barometers are repaired
eno made to order by Hempler, near * street
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WHOLESALE SHOoTIY9 IN NORTH CARROLL
MA special to the NY, Times from a.
Msrshals Roach and Edward Smith, while in
discharge OF their official duties, were attacked
by about fifty men, who shot Roach through the
arm, and beat him nearly to death. Smith was
also cruelty beaten. F. NJ Smith was shot
through the arm, and Edward Wilson, q friend
of Roach, was shot in the bowels and fatally
wounded. Commissioner Cox says that he is I'M
able TO execute the law, and calls upon the
United States marshal for assistance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-02

The SALE of dry goods at auction will con.
tinue during the present week at Lansburgh &
Bros 402 9TH street. Many ladies who attend
ed the sale on the first day have gone regularly
every day since, and judging from their large
ceiviDg great bargains. Tuesday, September 8,
VIII be set aside for the sale of silks and SD avis
ony. Five hundred pieces of black, colored
AMI Japanese silks will be offered, and great
bargains may be expected. On Wednesday,
September 4, ladies and chIldrens ready IN ade
fHIs, the stock of which must be closed out. The
sale will positively close on Saturday next.
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EDUCATION

EDUcA1ioH FOR
THE WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
corner 9TH and streets, gives a thorough DIT, para
ton for business pursuits, including ali branches Of
TIE DAY SESSIONS afford the best opportuni.
THE EvESika SESSIONS are especially de-
sgnt d for men and women and youths who are en-
EH5Hs IL ssy eHs ISL
sed sBsais aSsd ss
kSsI 5 f.s Pre- S:%%sIsi.i: Lay: Reiis.c.I
nsSi IL rDa TSs The course
partment, and the advanced Business Department.
suited 10 their sttsiSments. A' '''so'a 70 GLASSES
The rstes, Of tuition, by the instalment plan
ssyss@Ssri: Gr.1ast.s rsssfye ths biIioas o. tie
Is L Fl S sis Is:: 5s z: /.
uowARD INsTI9UfE-stts.stoas end faeiIitses
ing for BesiDe.. ColI.gs, Wsss Point @ Isyal
eiSeoi:1s 70 Pros 4 Ss.ks.s. A. =. ss sS .E
s s:Sss S.sse C. SSss r.
8. W: tinp.on, 6sose seS.n, b: q: as I'M
DOTOMAC ACADHNY,
81 $500 8: & 81
:ss 4. 81 S.sl s:
%..sss : = ss &c p s s
vance. 10 extra charge, except Tor 3odsrn Ian
CHARLEs 3. TAYLOR,
JOHN D. BLACKBURN,
aul-n.wf.lm Associates Principals, Alexandria,vs
7 AsELL TIMALI sIMIHARY, AUBURN.
IL DALE, 1Abo.four years Classical Oourse,
including Greek. Prices reduced lass year. Music
under direction Of Or. Bben fourjee. Access 20 Ill
the advantages Of the H. =. Conservatory. Particu
lar attention paid TO common branches. Special
facilities for German, French and Painting. Next
year begins Sept. 18th. Address Rev: CHAs: " I.
CuSHIEG. ijy2y eom
CUABEBLAND VALLEY INSTITUTE, Il naie,D
~ EEv. q. EGE con.
Situated o. Mechsniesburg, miles west Of Harris
burg b. rail. 18th scholastic rear begins septem-
fEheLIcA Fk1noH, ANp oEAsETOAL .
=. sls 4. Ell .S:::. fsss''.a
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TURNING OF THE STEAMSHIP BIRNvrLLE-
The steamship Bienville, Captain Jefferson
Maury, was burned at sea on the morning of
the 10Th Of August on her way from New York
to AspiDwall. The FIRE was discovered in her
cargo, and steam and water were immedia
turned on, but the pumps soon broke down.
All efforts to subdue the fire having failed, the
captain ordered the boats out, which were soon
filled with the passengers and crew. 1t is be-
lieved that all were saved.
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F ALL NOT
TO VISIT THR
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
3l2 SEVENTH STREET NORTH,
n You HAvB
ANY CONSIDERATION FOB YOUR PURSE,
and Ike, which no doubt You do, to get o Dollars
Worth when You spend Dollar. But the und
signed will do better; he riH dlicays give you aIti
cles worth One Dollar and a Ha0 for one dollar.
CONVINCE YOURSELF
b. sILvERBEB0,
au ssI SEVENTH STREET, near Pa. av.
PEoPosALs FOB LOOKS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvENUE, :
WASHINGTON, August 6, 1872
nittee By the Commissoner Of IntePpsi ReyenHe to
invite proposals for furnishing Locks with with
5ss until ih' os sHsaiss, EFF
dressed S0Emls'ISSsT q inIsInal Revenue, wash
ntsndsa g g SInshed. distinctly marked IN order
Ia case any particular style Of lock, or lock and
s1s 81
In THE Once and such ~ are found to be imperfect
Contractors viii be REQUIRED to reeive hack. At
their own expense, all imperfect and surplus locks
The Commissioner reserves the right to annul
eininn 1S or Contract ss any time when tn
..,.-,m {: :: fsSEiilHss !' Committee.
Der h.. obtained from the Supreme Court q lie
e ~ s:, s: & g. 5
% s:hS &:
S s *. s.S ss; ss
ssh s By e: b excluded f!o2 q.
Given wi &iHis AZ :f' 1sis S!
TN THE sgP Rlnn C0ghI OF TaI DIS
Holdins Special Tern tas ,ia dsv q Assss., 4.
In IN. matter Of the pe,i ta; Of Lam. !. n,.
B. ssowH, aeeea.e s.' '1''0' 90 Oh fhoA a.
by Laura b brown, guardian Of the infsSt children
Of Thomas Brown. deceased. appointed 70 sell the
before q day n'
next: Pyerided, copy Of this order be inserted in
sme Newspaper printed and Published In the city Of
Washipgtop, D. c., once o week for each Of three
successi, weeks before said day.
The report states That the property Was sold q
| private sale for eigh teen hundred dollars.
true coDy-Test:
a. MEBsTkR, Register Of " Ills;
ausazth1 Per Jos. j. Or, Deputy.
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The WAR CLOUD in the East is thicLeninp
Corea some two months since sent an insulting
letter to the MikadO of Japan, and now il seems
that the latter will force hostlities, which will
be aggravated by the probable participation of
China, who will side with Corea
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VRev. Miss Smiley has been assisting a

HRev. Miss Smiley has been assisting at
Western camp meetings.
The "World" says that Mr.. Manton Mar
Bile is rapidly recovering his health and will
soon resume the personal direction OF that jour
nal.
Ex-Governor Parker, of New Jersey, has or
oered an nvestgation into the case of the whip
ping Of a small boy at the Soldiers Children,s
Home at Chambersburg, by Probasco.
gThe Workingmen's Political Association,
OF Brooklyn has adopted a platform demanding
the enforcement Of the eight-hour law and the
election OF persons to office for their friends and
lot on party grounds.
eS-The last poor children's excursion took
place at Philadelphia on Saturday. Twenty
nve hundred children were taken to the mark
WIN music. Signor Blitz gave them an exhibi-
ton.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AmusemenSs. &C. To-uigh

AHu>e"en&S. &C. EO-ufSnt,
III -GtsS COmi4Es, eth and streets.-Grand
opeIing.
ScLustzeH PdrE.-G-snd Turner Fest
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STILL CREATE.
Reduction iss Prices.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE Ia TENESS OF
THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE.
DUcE STOCK, IAK OFFERING FOB
THE NEKT THIRTY DAYS:
Light Cashmere Suits, sr ., 9, 10, l2 and 8 Is
Blue Flannel Suits thoroughly sponged D. & 5
white Duck Suits derby 6, 8 and $40
All Linen suits.-......-. -.......4, 8, 6, and S.
Light sSd Vests Ss' to and
Light assmere Pants, single.....-..3, 4, and IS
White Marseilles Vests. ............2, so and 8
Alpaca SO, and
Linen Sack Goats ..-... Sc, 1, IS, LIS, 81 so
ouths' Cheviot Suits..... .....-...........S so
Boys Cashmere Suits IS
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats..-....l0, ~ and lis
" Blue Cloth Frock and Berby Coats 8 TO 4 IL
Large Assortment Of Extra Size Suits.
ga DEDUCTION Of 90 PEI GENT. ha, been
made on all these goods.
~Purchasers will find 1t to their advantage to
give me q call.
~Persons going to the country. or to different
Watering Places, can have their wsrdrobes repleu.
ished at small expense.
~KEMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER
a. US,
Popular Clothing House,
lOIl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and 18th Streets,
iy&tr Three Door. from Eleventhstrest.
A RAILROAD BOND
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGk
Combined.
In its 1:S0 Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Raj.
road Company furnishes to the public an invest.
ment security which combines the ready ne gotta
bility, the convenience, and tho high credit Of q
railroad bond with the solidity and safety
Of . real estate mortgage on land worth at least
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered ct par IN currency, and yield .
HANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging b DDS.
The bonds are first and only mortgage on the
road, its equipments and earnings, and also on O
land grant which, the completion OF the road, will
average 3, 900 acres TO each mile OF track.
They are issued In denominations IRON ol0o d
1000 Coupon, and el0o 10 $1,000 Rsgistered, have
thirty yea b run, bear interest Of IN pr cent
In gold, and are xXEHP1 From UNITED
STATES TAX 70 the no
The centennial interest on the Registered Bond
n paid With GOLD OR1OKS, sent 10 che pese oGlc>
address Of the holder.
Anmaxketabls Stocks and Bonds received In sx
change, without sxDsnss 10 The investor, at tAsil
highsst current Jeioss.
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TIRE lTCREARED SUPPLY OF Potomac
WArER.-A plentiful supply of water is now
obtained froEa the Potomac aqueduct in all
parts Of the city, although at fountain head the
IEi supply Is not turned on vet, tor fear it might
burst the pipes. On Saturday last most of the
connections were completed, and a portion of
the new 20 inch main on Capitol Hill was filled,
50 that 1t will not be necessary to turn the water
of the city again. at Rock creek there is now
pressure OF &c pounds 10 the square inch dur
Ing The day, which rises to 10 pounds at night.
In the vicinity of the central guardhouse, one
OF the lowest points in the city, the pressure is
about 60 pounds to the square inch. The new
36-inch main is filed throughout ITS entire
length, together with the 30-inch main in New
Jersey avenue, into which the water was intro
duced OH Saturday The result of the increased
supply of course has made a heavier pressure in
the pipes, and the service pipes in many houses
have been unable to stand the test. Joints have
loosened in many instances, and leaks oc-
CURED in weak parts of the pipes. The
aqueduct officials are of the opinion that
the city authorities b ad better require plumbers
TO use stronger service and supply pipes with
the increased supply, ard see that the pipes are
properly inspected. The pressure upon them is
and will be, greater than it has been, and unless
stronger pipes are used housekeepefs are likely
to be inconvenienced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-02

BURNING OF PHILADELPHIA STEAMRR.-
The steamer Nevada, owned by the Philadel-
phia and Hartford Transportation Companv.
was burned last evening while anchored in the
Thames, near New London, Connecticut. Her
cargo consisted of rags, wool, gasoline and mer-
chandise. The fire Is supposed to have resulted
from spontaneous combustion. Loss $4,000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-02

ACTiNe JUDGE or THE POLICE CorRr-
Judge Humphreys, OF the Supreme Cont Of :, a
District, this morning appointed Sasnral a.
a Us, justice of the peace, to perform the
duties OF Judge OF the Police Court during the
absence Of Judge Smell.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES:

NHOICE GROCERIgS
" AT REDUCED RATES.
FLOUR.
Beet FAMILY, SIS per quarter bbi ssck
Dest hAIhA' s2o per quarter bbl. sack.
SUGiR.
Good BROWN SUGAR ct 70 cents per 10.
BsstooTfEE do. =. ii, .' osst ee SeI ri n
COFFEE.
Best BIO, IS cents per H.
best Mo, roasted, 81 cents per 10.
Beet JAVA. . cents per ID
best JAVA, roasted, IS cents perIb.
TEAS.
Fire IMPERIAL, 81 perb.
s Fia' aUsssS &c, !. RS 3 e ssf B
Beet QoLoNG, 81 per 10.
hest JAPAN, 81 per ID.
We invite the special attention Of our r..ron..
sho the public generally, 20 the above quotstion.
ire ertlcies mentioned OF recent purchsse
careiully selected for our family trade and No
:.Ltee the same 20 be fully Ne represented 10
Goods delivered free to any part Of the city.
p. q. BOWBER q CO
DEALER IN CHOICE GROCERIES.
7o3 X Street,
s-o-1 OppoStte Noyfhe-a Marked
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Grand Feste ~ the North American
Turner League.

To-day the grand fest OF the southeastern cir
cult of the North American Turner League is
in progress at the Washington Schuetzen Park,
under the direction of Mr.. William Helms the
president of the circuit Yesterday the Social
Democratic, Baltimore Turn yerein and the
Norwaerts, OF Baltimore, and the Turn yerein
OF III artinshuTg, Va, arrived here and were re-
ceived by committee of the Columbia Turn
we're ard escorted Ia the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
haue-D street, between 9Th aud eth where
they were Quartered. This morning the neigh
borhood OF the headquarters presented lively
appearance, the front of the building being
decorated from bottom to top with the flags OF
every nation, while the uniforms of the turner's
brown nnen-could be seen fitting hither and
thlther, and the decorators were busy in fixing
up the four horse wagons OF Adams & Co.'S
Express for the reception of the gymnasitc ap-
Iaratus-hortzontal bars, vaulting horses, SC.
About ten O'Clock, all being in readiness, the
proce ssion was formed by the Columbia and
Washington Turn Verein and the above n srned
visiting organizations with delegations OF the
Richmond Turner'S, and, headed by the marine
band in their cid blue uniforms, marched along
the following route: Up ID street to Az, to Penn
sylvania avenue, to the Presidents, BY street
and 1th to the PARK, where, after a short rest,
the "feste" speech was made by Mr.Feilmann, of
Baltimore, and shortly after competition for the
prize medals-two silver and two g0ld-com-
menced.
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IIE "THEATEE CoMIcUE" (forms-ly the
N&sEins tOn Iheater), corner 18th and G. streets.
Will be opered for the season this eyenins, wifP
large company of frSt-class artists The lnte-
Ilcr OF the building has been completely trans
Lolheu ard htted up in the most comfortable
manner, making il a COSY and cheerful IooLiny
IneateI. Messrs. l.. X. Walker * Co., the MAJ,
agers, have had long experience in caterinp
10 the amusement loving public, aud they are
aided by the well iaowp Sam = sanford Tbao
are determined 70 establis: afrst.class varieties
on re style OF the Front street in Bal
pn0re: and to judge from their preliminary
arrange mer Il the public will not be dlssppoint
ed There will no doubt Va q crowded house
tonight, Is they advertise in ouI columns
nrst-eisss attraction for the opening.
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STANLRY's SNUPF-BoX.-Let us be satisfied
now. Queen Victoria expresses her belief in
the truth Of Stanleys narrative, and gives him
some diamonds, with q snuff box thereupon at
tached as testimonial of "the prudence and
zeal' which he displayed sn opening commune
cation with DIR. IiyinostOne
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IHE OYSTER SEASON has arrived and orr ola
friend, Jim Gibson, OF TO6 X stre.s rs 80 ~
this morning, II barrels OF prime salt wster
oysters, which he will serve up 10 lis pafrons
tTGds a speciality. 's''''
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IHE FETE OF the Potomac boat Climb. which
WI be given Tomorrow afternoon at Analostan
isisnd, VIII no doubt be the affair OF tie season.
and good management seems to be AZ vida
awake as ever. As a rule the Potomn.s have
the knsck of keeping up with the age. and for
Tomorrow the committees have outsione the M,
selves in their grand arrangements. The bellies
OF Georgetown are on the Qgi rire for the affair
and the gossip In that aTissocratic town Is 4
present conferred upon this affair. The island
Ray be reached by steam-ferry from foot OF
High street, or in Carriages via Aqueduct
bridge.
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NOTICE TO PRI-IAPTION CLAIMANT.
eyefy Dereon entitled to the right Of pre- spfiop
% any Of the lands within the townships and Dots Of
Townships above enumerated d required 10 estabsh
the same b the satisfaction Of the Relsterp 80 p
ceiveIs Of the proper land oces, and make Payment
eheTtfor . eoon q yr.ctieable after seeing thia
meDcement Of the public sale Of the lands embrac.
ing the traos claimed; othervise guch claim win BE-
forfeited. WILLIS DBUMMOHD,
Commissione.of the General Land me-
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REFORTID RIOT AT A CAMP MEETING.-A
camp meeting Of the Washington (col0reiD NJ.
r. Conference, ST which al the Baltimore
churches OF that connection are present, IL Ia
progress at Haslups Grove, near Annapolis
Junction, and yesterday an immense crowd
was in attendance. Over 5000 come out from
Baltimore in extra trains and probably 1 Coz
went oct from this city yesterday morning.
During the day number of colored roughs got
INTO ne lee on the outskirts of the camp, i'm
which pistols and razOTs were used. Several
were injured, and it was reported that one was
fatally shot, and one was fs'ally cut, but no
CehnlIe Information had been received up to
this Afternoon.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
NPs. Whiteo mb's Syrup.

The great soothing remedy. Price only Is
cents. Gives rest 70 the mother and health to
the child Sold by Druggists.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
CAIRO BULLETIN.
ABOUT CABINET ORGANS.


1. may not be generally understood,
even by those tolerably well versed in
musical arts, that the vast difference In
quality Of tone developed In the different
makes Of Cabinet Organs, 10 owing In q
great measure, to the different modes Of
bending the tongue Of the reed, . slight
variation in the style of bend making quite
q perez ptible difference in the quality Of
tone produced, o. we'll a. 10 the speaking
capacity of the reed.
30 difficult and peculiar In this depart
ment Of work % 70 render IL necessary for
person 10 have natural gift or tact In
handling the delicate toOls used, and even
then II sometimes requires years Of prsc-
tice to enable one TO become proficient In
this art.
There are only two or three Of the lead.
ing makers In this country who understand
the application Of what 10 called the new
and improved bend In the reed, and
among them the house Of simmons &
Clough Organ Co., of Detroit, Mich, have
made their instruments deservedly popu-
lar, and are taking the lead 10 way Of the
more desirable improvements, having Sc
cured the valuable "Scribner Patent,
an application of tubes to reeds, which
materially increase the volume OF tone,
and at the same time destroy the wirey,
metallic sound Of the reed. This firm also
make use of the celebrated "Vox Hu-
mana, or II Fan tremolo, and also the
famous Z" vox Celeste stop, the use Of
which has created such an cutlery among
older manufacturers, who find IL impossi-
bic, with their style Of bend and voicing
to moke good job Off
II 10 comparatively but q brief period
since this firm began to make instruments
upon . large scale, and offer them to the
public at large through deSlers,-the home
demand having taken their entire produce
ton heretofore, but we are informed that
the experience Of this house dates back TO
the year 1850, and II is these years Of care
full study and experiment which combine
10 make their Organs, In many respects, su-
perior to those Of other makers.
The musical editor OF the Superior
(Wis Times makes mention Of them as
follows: 1--WE are impressed with all we
read and know Of the Simmons & Cloagh
Organ Contrary to the practice OF
many other establishments, this firm have
first made reputation for their noble in
struments, and then advertised them. II
10 \ mystery to US outsiders what they are
advertising for, as the demand for these
Organs now exceeds the supply. The
great demand for them, in fact, has COM
PEELED the company 10 put up a new man.
ufactory at cost OF nearly 500, 900.
There are only three instruments of the
cabinet organ class in America that we
should feel satisfied in purchasing, and
Of the three we far prefer the instrument
made by Simmons & Clough. 1t can
render all styles Of music, from the
thunders Of church organ dispason to the
strains of a fine military band, or the ex-
quisi,e tremor Of fairy BELLS 9-l8-tf.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
HOW TO GO WEST.

This is an enquiry which every one
should have truthfulty answered before he
starts on his journey, and . little care
taken In examination Of Routes will in
many cases save much trouble, time and
money,
The ~. B. & w. Route" running from
Indianapolis through Bloomington 70 Bur-
lington, has achieved . splendid reputation
In the last two years As the leading passen.
ger route 10 the west At Burlington 1t
connects with the great Burlington Route
which runs direct through Southern Iowa
10 Nebraska and Kansas, with close
connections 10 California and the Terri
tories; and passengers starting from Cairo
on their way westward, cannot do better
than to take the l. b. 4 w. and Burlington
route.
The Line has published . pamphlet cal.
led "How to go West" which contains
much valuable information (; n large cor.
rect map of the Great West, which can be
obtained free of charge by addressing the
General Passenger Agent B. & NJ. r. X.
Burlington, Iowa. 7-l2,d&w8m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-02
AN EssESTIAL or LONELINESS.

To the entirely beautiful the hair
should be abundant and lustrous. This is
absolutely essential to complete lowell
ness. The most regular features, the most
brilliant complexion and pearliest teeth
fail Of their due effect il the hair be thin,
dry, or harsh. On the contrary the plain
est face, il it be but surmounted by luxur-
liant and silken tresses, is apt TO impress
the beholder with sense Of actual beau
~. That browning ornament OF her sex
10, happily, within the reach of lovely
woman, and being as discriminating as she
is lovely, she long ago discovered that
Lyons kathairon was the sure means of
securing il. No preparation for the Hair
ever enjoyed 1.-THE Of its popularity, and
no wonder, since it produces such crafty
ing results. Applied to the waste and
barren places Of the scalp, 1t fructifies and
enriches them with o new and ample
growth. 1t 10 not, of course, pretended
that it will do this IL tho capacity for re-
production 10 extinct, but so long Ms it re-
mains that wonderful rehabilitsnt will
sssuredly propagate the germ of the hair
into life and activity. 9-29d&wlw.