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DEE,

In this city Thursday night September Ia). Mrs
MARY h, CANNON, In the forteth year of her
age.
Her funeral vii; take place THIS AFTERNOON
al o'clock from Scholson- Street church, Rockets
Friends and acguaintlnces are Invited to attend.
Norfolk and Petersburg O 'ers please copy.
At the residence Of her hr0ther-n-iaw, john j.
Davis, Miss CAROLINE Il. THOMAS.
Her funeral viii take place from his residence, NO.
SIT west Clay street, SATURDAY MohNlSG ut
10 O'clock Relatives and friends IRE invited TO NJ
tend without further notice.
September 18th. OF scarlet fever at Dnnlnra, ne"~
charlottesville, Va la her year, MAilfARIT
gibson, Only daughter OF William L., ani Agsea
Randolph.
EaVaanali papers please copy.
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MT OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS WILL
p,easc take notice that we will occupy our new store
CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEV Z \ II
STREETS, OH the lsT OF OCTOBER. IN the
mean time our great CLOSING-OUT SALE Will be
continued Mt present stand-l2l3 anu l2l'
MAIN STREET. We offer the following goods all
Of which we guarantee to come mp to representation
st prices so low as to insure speedy sale:
ANDROStUGGlN. FRUIT OF THE LOOM. and
AUBURN COTTON Mt le3c. per yard;
waMsUTTA and DAyOL COTTON at lSc.;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON ut loc.; .-...-r
rull-width UNBLEACIIED sHEETING at s2c.
per yard worth doc; ....-. .......... .
BLEACHED sTEET1NG at ssc. per yard worth
5oc.;
pILLoW-CASE COTTON forty-two inches wide
at l8ac. worth 2oc.;
NICE CAIICOES for comforters at Ssc. per ya''i
HEAVY GISGHAAls at I2!c. yard worth lesc.;
WIDE sKIRTING CAMBRIA at 25c. per yard
worth &c.;
CHECKED NAINSOOk at 20 and CSC. per yard
would be cheap at 80 and 4oc. per yard;
INDIA TWILL LoNG-CLOTH at SOC. worth ioc.
per yard;
! IN 5fss sILKs in grea- Safts- at III prices
JAPANESE SILK ROBES, Ic0ors, at s. worth
SiO;
EMPRESS CLOTHS and FRENCH MERIN0S at
low prices: -.... .s.. .....s III
Bargains in IRISH and FRENCH POPLlNs; Il.
NOTTINGHAM LACEs for curtains;
.fE-
uTtK ABACK TOWELS at 4l.2S, il5o. s., 50, and
mp to 50 per dozen; go ..
LINEN FRINGED NAPKINS, at zoe. worth Use.
per dozen;
TADLE-CLUTHs, pure linen two yards long, at II
worth 81 .5o '....
rvEEDs. sATTINETs, CAsSIMERES, and
CLOTHS much below regular prices;
RED. WHITE, YELLOW, ond GRAY FLAN-
NELS;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COTTON
FLANNELS In all qualities:
BRIDAL or HONEY CONF QUILTS. large enough
$3.50:
CALICO COMFORTABLES at 50, SO, and n;
BLANKETS, all sizes and qualities;
CARPETS, RUGS, OILCL0TIIs, MATING, aud
MATS in great variety;
LADIES' READY-MADE GARMF MIS-;
NERISu SHIRTS IND DRAWERS for men. we
men. and children:
LINEN DIApER, ten yards In Il piece ut $3.50
worth Fl;
COTTON DIAPER. ten yards In piece, ut 8l.'5
worth $I.75; 'S #
The genuine COATs's and CLARK'S SPOOL
COTTON at roc. per dozen; ..-.... ...
CROCHET EDGINGS at 10 and 25c. for piece nj
twelve yards, worth Sc. per yard;
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at SOC. per
pound;
COTTON YARN at Sl.75 for five pounds;
BLEACHED KNITTING COTTON In balls, all
sizes from 6 to 90, at soc. per pound;
LADIES' LINEN COLLARS ut 81 per dozen
worth So
dozen-would he cheap at sl.so: 3' ~.
CENT. EMEN'S LINEN CUFFS al $3.50 per dozen
~ worth S.
HAMBURGER EDGlNGS and iNSEKTlNGS al
great bargains;
INFANTS EMBROIDERED ROBES at 50. -, S.
and up to SO:
INFANTS FRoCK WAISTS at so, 60, &c., 81, and
uptos3;
HOOP-Sk IRTS 1t all prices;
BUSTLES In twenty different styles from 3Cc. to
$3.50 each;
SILK BUTTONS, FRINGES, and CHIPS;
NECK TIES and SCARFS for ladies and gentlemen:
besides hundreds of other articles to all of which
we call particular attention '-
Purchasers Of goods I'm our line will find IL D their
advantage 10 buy Of us, and they viii fud out that
we viii do NIL that We promise. -,a -
Goods will only he sent on receipt OF the money,
or by express cash on delivery.
..-.' ... ..st LEVY BROTHERS,
Sc 10 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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A "MAss" REPUBLICAN MEErISG.-M Major
JonS \. HARTMAN, Of Shunton, the most
prominent Republican In that section, in
contradicting statement of the Spectator
that there were only six white persons at
GRANT poIe-lnising and mass meeting Satur'
day evening, asserts OH his own RESPONSE
Liity {" that there were more than twenty
GIVE white persons present" VIII om
friends at the North make note--a county
polling Ito Republican votes and only
twenty-five white pcoplcat mass meeting
. ALI black -
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CaorIaIEaa.
80 fssi CLOEk9ES A@s -
-
TALL. cAMPAIGN Is NOW OPEN IN
OTHIHG ~
ny THE LEADER IN FASHION,

L.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH. AGENT
who has Just returned from The North with lne
largest, best, capest, and most stylish
STOCK OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
for mems. youths, boys. and childrens wear' cVet
offered in this city.
notwithstanding the large advance IN WOOL 'ironi
,r,,cb these goods are made,, they we're bought
andy and under advantageous circumstances.
11,es. goods will BE- sold at such prices thnt no
house in Virginia can bca.. The prices In detail
will soon lie made known In priut: but
CALL AND SATISFY YOURSELF
before you buy. Ny motto will this Season NC
.ass THE LARG EST AMOUNT OF GOODS '@
FOR THE SMALLEST AMOUNT OF MoSEi
for the sauic goods over any other house oil t'is
kind I'm The State Of Virginia. As evidence call Oh
the oIJ-estabisl,ed house of thirty years standing
WILLIAM LEA SMITH, Agent, g.
1o9 Main street tslgn of Big Fins).
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CoSGRessIoNAL NoMINATioNs.--The Con-
srrvatiye Convention at Norfolk, Va, on
Thursday, nominated Mr.. Baker L. Lee for
Congress from his district. The Boiling Re-
publican Convention nominated ID. M. Nor
ton (coorel) for Congress. The candidates
are now Lee, Norton, and Platt, the present
Incumbent The Radical majority in the
district, as now constituted. is 5000.
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spsCvaL NOTICES.
~ROsADALIs-R osA

wROsADALIs-RosAD LIS u
Rolls. car,uncles. eruptions and piripl on Ms
f,ce sallowness of the complexion. genef dcbiltys
are brought about By an impure state OF re blooa
ROSADALIs has been found to be ':r'nanens
cure for this class OF diseases.
WILSON, n. C., May ilth.
Il hereby certify that daring tile sum ner ana fat
of 1885 I was severely afflicted With carbuncies-
having had as many as fourteen large carnuncies
and twelve ordinaryboii suffered 50 macn iion
them that could not get out OF The mouse hai lux
time for seycral months Being induced to try the
extract of RosaDALIS,I waS entirely cured ty
fe userof one lotJe of that truly raltntbte medi-
cine. W. a. Dai' ~I-' 90
so eI-eod2w -r+ -t-
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GRANT TO DIx--LETTER OF CoNGRATULA-
LA11oN FROM THE PRESIDENT TO TIE FUTURE
GovERNoR.-Thc following letter from Presi-
dent Grant to General Dix, cOngratu!ating
him upon his nomination by the Republican
Convention at Utica, has just been made
public:
LoNG BRANCH, y. j., August "a.
Nv Dear General, u congratulate you
upon the unanimity aud enthusiasm OF the
Utica Convention on the occasion OF your
nomination for the honorable and RESPONSE
bic position of Governor Of the great State
of New York Especially do l congratulate
the citizens of that State, almost irrespective
of party, upon your nomination. believe
YOU will receive the active support OF the
great majority of the best people Of the state
and the secret sympathy of thousands who
may be 50 bound up by Farty ties and pledges
! as to force them to support your opponent.
TO doubt your election would be to iul-
pugn the Intelligence and patriotism of Il
people by whose enlighted discrimination
such cminently good men as Tompkins.
| Clinton, March, Wright, Seward, Fish,
| King, and Morgan have been elevated to the
chief magistracy Of the Empire State. With
rally follow. which, all acknowledge, have
been much needed for
Nc oSpec -ac acquainted with the political his
ff0fv of New York for the past eight years
will claim that all the abuses of legislation
are due to Democratic rule, but members, or
ut least pretended members. Of both political
parties share the responsibility of them.
When read tie proceedings OF the Con
yenton of the DIST, and of the unanimity OF
feeling in favor of you and your associates
on the State ticket. felt that victory had
been already achieved and reform inaugu-
rated in the State of New York.
Asuin ! congratulate you, not upon the
prospect Of being Governor, but upon having
it within your reach to render such service
to your State.
1t is a happy day when conventions seek
candidates, not candidates nominations. This
dream has been realized in the action Of the
Convention Of the 21st instant at Utica, n. Y.
have the honor to be, General, your most
obeujent servant, L. 5. GRANT.
General John A. DIR, New York.
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MARRIED.,

AT the synagogue "Beth Ahaha," on Eleventh
street on "Wednesday tile 18th instant, 10y the Rev.
DIR. Bettelheim. Mr.. JOSEPHDALLMAS,o OF Lin
culn, CAL, 10 Miss MATILDA, daughter Of MIR.
Lewis Held, of this CITY.
California papers please copy.
AZ the Manchester Baptist church, Manchester,
Va. by the Kew. q. X. Harding, Mr.. RICHARD
WRIGHT to Miss MARY FARRISS. No cards.
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ANOTHER INDEPENDENT CASDIDATE.-Wll-
linn Howe, of Mount Airy, in Wythc
county, Va, announced himself at Smytf'
court last Monday as candidate TO repre-.
sent that district in Congress.
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rtn MT BARGAINS IN POPLlNS, DRESS
GOODS, ORGANIZES, LAWNS, 'PERCALES;
I'll e. -...... r... ALSO ..,s.. . r....tE & T.
.f-} LINEN GOODS for boys;
.m.... TOWELS. NAPKINS, ... t.s.......
'' ALPACAS. &C.. &c. ..@'
THOMAsR. PRICE 6 CO., during the present
month, to relieve the tedlum OF dog days" will
close out many styles Of SUMNER GOODS without
regard to cost. No list OF prices Is given but each
article will show for Itself.
Also on hand, received recently by steamer aud
express, ...- ...
NEW and PRETTY PRINTS. in American aud
, English;
WHITE and CoLoRED PIQUEs, IS to SOC.
BLACK GRENADINES;
BLACK DELANES; .'
LINEN-BOso3I SHIRTS; GAUZE SHIRTS '-'"''
HOSIERY, every grade;
LINEN and LACE COLLARS and CUFFS;
BLACK and COLOKED RIBBONS;
BELTS. CoRSETS,
KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES,
BUsTII ES, new styles;
STfEETINGS both linen and cotton:
PILLOW LINEN and IRISH LINEN:
DRILLISGS and CASSIMERES, for gentlemen;
CLOTHS, VESTINGS, &c.
.ntn NEW GOODS DAILY.
., T. r. PRICE & CO.
ans 11nl Main street. corner Eleventh.
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MARBLE IN NIRGlNIA.-A rich vein of fine
marble has been discovered near Lewis's
Island bridge, on Pigg river, in Pittsylva-
nia county, Va. 1t is said to be ineXhausti-
bic in quantity and of the finest quality.
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VIRGINIA HALL-PRoFEssoR AMBER
Y son. the iIlusIunist, has concluded to remain
here another week, during which there viii he an
entirely new change Of programme.
Admit sinu. 35c.: reserve. seats a0c.
MATINEE OH WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
Oh which occasion ever child receives present.
Doors open at Q; commence ut 8. Sc l6-lw
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= The Geneva award need not DC mistaken
for fifteen millions. Out OF that sum we are
to pay all claims of English subjects against
the United Staes-which will materially
lessen il,
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IaiEgrirrNtis.
RfcrINoNp. September %, % ?.

- !. KfC1LNONp, stf!e1nDet % 7"
Cons OF TEalPERAN CA public
~ meeting under The auspeeaof Fidelity DIVISION
no. Sons Of Teperanss n Be hela q sa ls sr
aad 1g72 at 8 O'Clock T. NJ Addresses on the SUI.
iect Of temperance will be delivered Sy n
,itni 70 attend sister Divisions Nos. 2 5and
are fraternaliy invited to unite with us. Bs order
Of the W. L. LEWIS DICKINSON, ST., Il. >.
sc 2l-2tR
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M RS. Fl. A. WISE, JR., will open her
W. SCHOOL FOR BOYS from six TO thirteen
years of age at her residence. No. zoe Grace street.
TUESDAY, October list. .-
For terms apply for the present by tier, care of
NJ ssrs. HaXall, Crenslaw s Co, Richmond.
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DRY GOODS.

lust RECEIVED AT ISA &C COHEN'S,
~ sos BROAD STHEET, between Third and
Fourth streets. ,..
cases WAMSUTTA BLEACHED COTTON.
to he sold AT lie.
] case ANDROSCOGGIN at l53c.:
3 cases WEBSTER superior to Androscoggin)
ut l5c.:
], 600 yards BLACK SILK at II sacrifice:
rs pieces BLACK ALPACA.
Now opening, large stock nf FALL AND WIN
TER GOODS al low prices. Positively one price.
CLOSED SATURDAYS. sc FLAT
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF FIR-
H Gl&IA, NEAR ALEAhNDRIA.--The 10Th
Anuu;,l Session of this SCHOOL FOR Boys opens
SEPT EMBER rs. 1.12. Terms: 1880 per year. Catl-
iogue, with particulars. ent on application TO l..
~. BLACKBOARD, ". A.. Principal; Alexandria,
Va. au 2-dS VEN
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temperance orators. The puhlc are .tyna
Of the ". L. LEWIS DICKERsON, ST., Il. D.: >.
sc 2t-Ua
DICHMoND!-TWo DAYS ONLY!
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER lST AND I'd.
LOCATION: Corner Of Second and Leigh streets
OLD JOHN RoBINsON's AQUARIUM
MUSEUM.
CIRCUS. AND MENAGEKiE.
rr,r ,vcrsT AND MOST COMP Extensive
EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD! -t
MAGNIFICENT GEOLOGICAL DlsPl AY !!
. MONSTER AQUARIUM OF LIVING
WONDERS
4 MUSEUM OF OVER ONE THOUSAND SPE-
CIalENS OF ANIMATE AND mani
MATE NATURE'
THE BEST CIRCUS IN THE WORLD:
EXHIBITED CONFORMITY
IN FOUR VAST PAVILtoNs:
Under this MAMMOTH CITY OF CANVAS are
exhibited over
FIVE HUNDRED LIVING ANIMALS:
p,incipaI among which can be seen the celebrated
RIIISOSC EROS or - Unicorn of Holy Writ
Four Monster SEA LIONS, with their young
. The AFRICAN HARTBEESTE.
The GRUNTING YAK. Of Tarlary;
The ELAND,
LIONS. s
TIGERS,
LEOPARDS,
BEARS.
MONKEYS,
HIPPOPOTAMUs,
HORNED HORSE,
uURAHG oUTANG.
NYLGHAU,
CABRA CARA
IBEH,
TArER sLOTH,
REINDEER,
LLAMA,
FEMALE KANGAROO,
ANT-EATER, CHAMOIs,
ARMADILLo,
CAMEoLEoPARD.
HYENAS. &C.
Principal among the specimens Of Ornittology
A puir of GIANT OSTRlCHES,
Customary. CONDOR,
BIRDS OF PARADISE. &C.
THOUSANDS OF CURIOSITIES are to be wit
messed In the MUSEUM DEPARTMENT. ~
In the Eque triau Pavilion MORE PERFORM
ER$-malc. female, and Juvenlle-than any other
show In the world besides the
ELEPHANT EMPRESS.
four <, Troupe of Trained Dogs, Per-
FORMING Lions, and more Trained Horses and po-
mics than ever were seen under canvas. aud Is
THE ONLY CIRCUS IN AMERICA
that actually presents SOMETHING NEW for the
season of l,72.
Remember, that the BIG SHOW will be In Rich
mond as advertised. BE Oh hand early for the
GRAND STREET DISPLAY.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. commencing al
10 O'Clock (loors open al ~ Grand Moral Matinee
for the benefit of families and parties from dis
tancc
ADMISSION TO ALL THE TENTS, Soc. chill
drcn under ten years of age, CSC. Doors open at
aud L. H.
REMEMBER TIE FOLLOWING
Each exhibition is held under separate tent and
while one ticket and one price admits TO all, yet the
exits and ell frances arranged and the sepaTa-
ton so complete that person visiting the Museum,
nr Meragcrc, or AvIary, IN Tents g and 3, neither
secs nor hears anything relating to the Circus IN
Tent No. /. ONE MILLION DOLLARS Invested ;
daily expenses, $4,000 and is positively the
LARGEST SHOW ON EARTH.
Read the programmes, catalogues, &C., for fltll
details of this unapproachable organization.
sc 2l-Sl23 ,25,28.aO&Ol
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Approved and prescribed by the most eminent
physicians in Virginia and North Carolina Us the
BEST, PUREsT, AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH" A fresh supply just received.
MEADE & BAKER,
importing Pharmacists,
apo 9i9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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sDUs,xr,HugAL.

MRS. HELLETs sCHopL.-The next
WI sessiod viii sonImence October LIST. Young
ladies' who desire @ pursue sys.emasc course q
In sake any particrlaT stady viii be rsceiTed Ger
man will 5e,tau2ft By Rey, III. =. Micheiblcher.
MRS PEGLET has redaced Der terms Tor tuition
In English to the prices charged prior 70 the
Language and Music extra. Apply ut her resi-
sjrncey fO01 Bsoad street. II 81 Sc sf-SS Fn9t*
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EEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
q IS .s. 3G3 TWELFTH STREET. i
The seventh session will lngin on MONDAY the
23d September 1872, with full corps OF professor
and assistants. .f..
Ample and pleasant accommodations fer large
number of pupils. ........s.
For catalogues apply at the bookstores or to the
Principal.
= sc 2-im .-.... u g.. 4. L. PARHAM. 4. VI.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. VA. Sentemhcr 81, 1872.

VENNEDY'S EXTRACT OF PINUS
IA CANNADENSIS, Tildeus Elixir Of iodo-
bromide of Calcium Comp, Tiidens aromatic
Compound of Syrup Of blackberry and Matico.
L. WAGNER 4 Co. druggists,
en- o,.pt& Sixth aud Broad streets.
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yTINAIGRED DE Toll ETTE. KLOSTER-
Y FRAUCOLoGEE, FARfNA COLOGNE ta!l
inported), and other TOILET WATERS.
l.. WAGNER & CO, Druggists,
90 eI-ot& Sixth and Broad streets.
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ITO CIDER-MAKERS.-U SULPHITE
i OF LINE to arrest the fermentation OF cider
and to preserve Its sparkling properties FOE Sae,
with full directions. at
MEADE L BAKERS Drug Store.
anal - $3.50 919 Main street.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-27

Phil SAuP, determined TO be the first in
the field with the holiday confectionery,
has just brought to this city the frest lot
OF French candies and swsetmeat. ever
opened in this market, and will show bis
customers many new varieties OF
bon bons. He invites the public to
call and inspect his elegant collection Of
mixed candies, which may be seen in the
show case, and which cannot fail to please
the palstes of all candy.loving people, lit
tie and big. Saup is able to sell these con-
fections at the very lowest prices, whole
sale and retail, and invites the public to
call and see them at once. l0-263t-
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ATTENTION.

Received daily by express at Winters
grocery in Winters block, the following
goods kept in ice; Fresh white
fish, salmon, bass and perch I;
fresh oysters, direct from Baltimore, by
the can At soc to families, warranted
good; also New York sounds, by the
quart clans and fresh Holsters; squirrels,
ducks and other game celery and fresh
Ohio butter, always on hand; also all
kinds Of vegetables and fancy groceries,
sliced ham, &c, besides . variety Of other
articles, including oranges and lemons, all
OF which will be sold alta fair living profit.
l0-l9-tf.
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LOUIS BLATrEAU, whom everybody
knows, and who is the friend Of every
body, is now fully installed in his new
quarters, on Eighth street, between Com
mercial and Washington avenues. He Of
fers to the public the best st. Louis beer
the choicest brands Of wine and the purest
liquors to be found in the city, and hopes
that these, civil treatment and a cordial
reception, will insure to him a generous
share Of public patronage. Come and
see Louis in his new home. He has well
come for everybody, and for you, reader,
q cordial one. II.
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THE NEW YORK
EV E n N G. POS II.
SAFE, SURE AND STEADFAST,
SAFE, SURE AND STEADFAST,
A JOURNAL FOR ALL TRUE REPUBLI-
CANS, FOR ALL TRUE LIBERALS,
AND ALL TRUE DEMOCRATS.

The New York Evening Post, edited by
William Cullen Bryant and Parke Goodwin,
assisted by the strongest talent that can be
engaged, has for more than half a century
maintained the same principles of Freedom
and Progress, through all changes of parties
and politics.
II stands for Equal Rights for the Distri-
button of Power; for the security of the glo-
rious results of Emancipation and Eniran.
chsement won by the war; and for all
practicable Reforms.
It is opposed to injustice and spoliation
disguised under the name of protection
and to all corrupt party combinations which
sacrifice principle to mere success
II will support Grant and Wilson because
it believes that under them the government
will be more stable, and the chances for
progress and reform more certain, than UNI
der any alliance OF Incompatible elements.
The Evening Post is equal to any other
rs newspaper, and is complete in its Polit-
zeal, its Literary, its Scientific, its Agricul'
tural, and its Commercial Departments.
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c. Hanny, largest stock Of Blankets.

Mrs. ANNA LANG, Eighth street be-
tween Commercial and Washington ave.
nues, has Just received large and varied
stock:of fall goods, and desires to call par
ticular attention to her handsome sssort-
ment of ladies' and childrens underwear.
something new in this market Her
wooden drawers and leggins combined are
also something new and the most comfort
able thing for children in cold weather
ever devised. Mrs. Lang also has q we'll
selected assortment Of HAITI, bonnets, rib
bons, flowers, and notions Of oil sorts, all
of which will be sold - cheap a. can be
found elsewhere in this market.
l0.Q.lm
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~l0.l0.1mo.
AUCTION SALE OF CAIRO LOTS

There will be sold, at public auction, on
the premises, corner of Cedar and Eigh.
teenth streets, on Monday, October 2sth,
at 2 o'clock,
EIGHTEEN DEsIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.
To persons desiring cheap homes in the
central portion Of the city this is the best
opportunity yet offered to get property At
their own price 1t is only about three
squares from the-custom house. Title per-
feet. l0.25-3t
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Our Home Advertisers.
MASTERS SALE.

State Of Illinois, Alexander county, IS. Al
exander County Circuit Court. Sam
uel Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons,
trustees of the Cairo city property vs.. Eliz-
abeth Costello and p. Costello, her hus-
band. Bill to enforce vendors lien.
Public notice IL hereby given that In pur-
suance of q decree entered In tho above
entitled cause in said court at the July term,
A. d. 1872, /, John q. Hartman, master in
chancery OF said court will on the 10Th day
of November, A. ID. 1872, at 2 o'clock p. IN. of
said day, sell at public auction to the high.
est bidder for cash, at the front door of the
courthouse In the city of Cairo, in said
county, the following described real estate,
to-wit: Lot numbered thirty.nine l30) in
block numbered twenty-one (21) In the first
addition to the city of Cairo, in the county of
Alexander and state of Illinois, as the same
Is designated on the recorded map or plat OF
said first addition to the city of Cairo. to-
gether with all and singular the tcnements
and hereditaments thereunto belonging. A
proper deed will be executed TO the pur-
chaser on the day of sale.
JOHN q. HARTMAN,
Master in Chancery.
Cairo, Oct. 2sth, 1872. 1O-2s-w4t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-27

WASrKD.-Two thousand men at good
pay, and five hundred teams ct "a so TO
IS per day, to 60 to Marshall, Texas, to
work on the Texas and Pacific railroad
Board 50 50 to "a 80 per week. Teams
and men will be transported TO vicksburg,
from where they can drive to Freeport, }
as follows Horses, -; mules, s.; wag.
ons, 81; men on deck, 90. For trsnspor.
tation and other information apply to
M. BURNS, Agent,
Mechanics boarding house,
Cor. Third st. & Commercial Av.
Cairo, Ills.