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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25


'i'l,- u lai uuiubcr ul petitions Nc., Wer,
presented aus, arpioirltlcl! referred.
Iy }ir. Ci!c,tcrl.iAn: y resolution apprO
rri.u,ur -l.,u !ur the rchcl ul lliam Gard
urt, i lctjrru policeman. Adopted.
E1iln, >alrr: \ resolution authorizing til,
ii,1inprd. Fred; rici,>Auf% aud Iotont
Railroad tolupnu. to stop then "ood-cu> -
Byrtd .rrrcl WItic delivering NO"d IT, th'
poor. AZ. Allotted.
IN Nr. N..rfrIIy. i resolution appro
rri4iin.u talance ii ~2,unD 10 the credit u
-,.,,,g-,u,,tt-ricli> to steam rotd-rnIIcr ant
cru~,rr, winch Jccouht Is oNcldraWr
Adopted.
Rt Mr. Ncwbelry; \ resolution dreciin&
tn. City Engineer 10 ,ll~pend 9arbaglll@ ~
,.,, cily h3nd. and carts during the WlntcI
months. ard requiring citlzcHs to remove
th,if own carriage. Adop;cd.
!;y alr. >!luu,,: \ communication from
the civ Treasurer III reference to receiving
certified, ,.lIyrh>. H. The communication tue
Treasurer states tli1t nc recently received /;
c,.iliiIcd chccn Tor S21G.jn, and the next day
the bank on which the check wa drawn SllS
pended.
Sir. WhitIoyk moved Is Il substitute llnl
the Treasurer br authorized 10 receive ccrli
ljrd c.rr>- Oh >tic:1 banks Il are city Gcpos
i,p.i.., aud such other banks III the city IL
tie FtntHrr Committee INA: direct III writ
iu-.
Nr Williams moved 10 lay Oh The table
k.r,,a tu--.tlc-. Il: noc>,
Ev Mir Cover: Petition Of the residents
aug Irurylty-ownrrs near Tie tIty olrih2
irup,ri, protesting against the building ol
,f,n ,r,uniH for The iipWitLrI>, Tor >llnlry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

IT i True THAT Levy BROTHERS ar" sclilng
luli yar,i-widc aIE:ooi white flannel at ioc. Ter
yard; II is worth GOc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

rEESnxAL.-Nr l.. VI. tlanhrrhyuc. after
an absence. ut four years III New York. has
returned 10 Richmond. He las recently
rninpo-.d and dedicated 10 the l;chm"nd
philharmonic Association Il gaIup. which III
originality and theme displays quite II talent.
Mr.. hrtubciluynr i. Il brother OF Mr.. T.. H..
Chant crhrnr. .lr.. secretary Of tl" fAiE-
harmonic Association. The First Virginia
Er~i.nrnt At "A recent meeting cn-a-cd Nj.
tlr;tunrEynr 10 compose march and dcdi-
cate il 10 !hc regiment, and he Is ut present
working OF il. in order 10 brnS out the
piece Is soon n, possible.
Rev. H. G.. Crews IS recovering rom us
recent severe illness.
Cantain John Frey. special agent OF tie
Post Oiiicc Department, t'a~ received in>truc-
,io0- II proceed al once TO Cuba to look
after The United States mails.
Governor Waiter Gwinn, former citizen
Of i,ichmond, is Ill town.
Maipr ALra.n Betty Ncmhlc, Of the Pc
ter-blrg L,deI ajtd AppeW, was III til" Guy
Yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

TIE NAME A.r FAME Ur rus lft GALLtR, IS
.u!rIcrt guarantee that ali work don" by II, viii
-. strictly good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

READ LEVY BROTHERS, ADVERTISEMENT ;
They IL: Ic the mean, Of your Saving many dol
lar. nuG no" Is The tinlr IL save Money.
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The EmbeZzlcmcnt Case before Suitcd
STATES Comm issi0ner PiGasantH-Ex-
animation Of TT. Broacs1S. charged
with s1fsappiyjnG 500 .oGG belonging.
tO ~ Petersburg Bank.

S'''''t St'''7 cbiHiill->loUCE NJ. J. lrd>allts
yesterday. The fact OF the dcfrnd,n, ha,iu.c
been president of the tank was admitted.
Mr.. Alexander w. Archer was then placed
upon the stand and testified that he lives in
Petersburg, and bad been The general book
keeper of the Merchants National Bank of
Petersburg. In that capacity he had been
pretty cuncraliy acqIliintctl with the lr4i-
ness ui The bank. The directors were T.. G..
Jamc>. W. &. lum-dcn, w. II. Drcwrv, W.
II. Hill, and I. +. l'roockS. \. l.. Archer was
cashier. Witness had been Thoroughly ar-
Guaintcd with I'M inside affairs of the bank
;nr three or four years. To his kuuwir,l-r.
since i>tin The directors had mel un!y once. 4
ycar-~viZ ut the annual meeting.
The directors rrCord-book was shown ui,-
uc>s. who examined il, and said that The lat
meeting was on March llth. 1873.
The book contained minutes Of several
meetings purporlin@ 10 have been held ut
intervals Of about iWo weeks, and affirm,
that The act, Of the president in di>cJUniu~
paper were ratified. lhcs" minute, Wcrcin
he hardW,itin" nI liIc dctcntilnt
Wl;uc>~ said he wa> ycty Ianimr with
the book, ol the hatk =; that arcaTiin@ 10
The books the defendant i, in,irhlct; 10 The
bank upwards "l - 900 - IH!or, and
500. 800 IL Cndors,r.
That the firm Of +. &. ,'Hinc> As'"., which
',,,ny,,L ~, +. & Jr,r< and =. /
r.,.,.t'' awe. ,n,l h,nl- ul,orr 80 oaD -
',n,.,',.i .,,,1 -. .u,lor.r,> .,rr ,ith tor over
80 n,,n
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

LOOK Al Lew DEorHER3' srn;6 81 CARPETS,
hear their prices, nj you VIII max" Your par
rtscs Vi than.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

Uowx. Dosv.,. Dpw&. Il I'll. vol" II 1. /.
SrESLEA >yE'> Cl"thirr -lnrc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

THE DOLLAR lit- rrra. value III bn.in= lnin!=E."s
ro..,!. II T.. l.. ,rfStEs s -o$'>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

rAxi, - TUr TCE MAEKET.--P. WEISIGER Z
o.. are sliiug tl.r entire stock u fur, al panic
rr.cCS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

TRA%sFEE rKlSriNC-lSho Tor copying letter
headings, statements, way-bits- &c. Gan be copied
In the oTIinar! lclicrprcss book Send your orders
Tor printing In these Inks, aud for all other deScrp-
t,yus OF printing to the DtSuutch rriulirg-!iouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

CnCAr lrh---l>c clical cet inrH incr the war
,tn IL. had at +. NtisIGLn 60. l2ol Main
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

EENtMDEE THAT riZII>Ts FkE%cH AND tMIr-
IcAE cA&Dit> Il; :!Ic la:. state Fair took The pre-
msun. Ito IA; tie Iar1c,:a. vii n tic ilDCs; lot
in he city.
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TRANSFER tKiSTI>G-I>ks will copy clear and
distinct for All in';etntc period of time. Send your
ortIrs for wck 10 bc ".. in these Inks to the Dts
y0ich Prnt!ng-t0usc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

u,vAyA rf:A>sr, ,uh rIyr BANANA, at rt1-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-25

lrh,. ,rruE,r >cnl-inun.h!N meeting oi the
City Couucil MAS hcid Yesterday AFTERNOON
IN the Connect chnmh>r. on Broad street
Present Mc>-r~. Thomas II. Nihhc tlH'>'
irmf. Elr-tmln, bo>>'clN. hia>'lihal. ''lc>
itIhio. '"t'ith' i''''~' ''''7" -
Ward, i!"'l. iih~-"'>' ','''0'
rhnh NANNY. h.L<@',' .>'" - 'i y,
SCOTT II jefferson NaIu' >l"u>, '''''"' "''
'ilE'!n>.
Nj. >udN>. from inc
rl>ANrE COMMITTEE,
-nb,ui..ra = report from that cummltCC r.
commanding that George lirli (c relieved al
.Ir., ua,,rrut of - g. fax uu mules and cart,
..,, ,,i,t,h r..n-r.tlx had been paid
.,t., v,t.ri lI,,,',3tJy hr refunded -. "
....,.,.. ,,,r,, IN h,, assessment. thai
t....rt J., t',r,,,r T.. rrhr,rd of the 1,,y.
,....i ,, - IN r,rrr,l error IN hi.
,,',,, ,i., - hr rr,niItrl to III,
>l,..h.,I shannon. deceased
80, ,,.,,tinu oi H., ,i,j,,v. h.iu. amount oi
..,> ,.,., l,,,,,,. dI.,yn,r,i hv fire in ISL
..,I ,,,., ia. notwithstanding Machine Com
....., t,.,.l;,,.i, ~ tine u,ym,n, n1 i T, ),
..,.'..,.,..;,... ,,,,,,t, said rumnauv hay
','N W. 49," .,,,.I: - ,i,i. .;,, RIO rnm
~ y" '." ~ ~, ,'',...,,t ,r ~, AMI;
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., ''I'
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=" '',''''" - ~ 49, go pa
'"ul2@"' ~
i.'.''h' VI AXE '''''
Mr. th~N"rnan, from ~" committee '"'
ltt. t'il"t "l 'hc foor. ~u'hlit''i AtrN"f'
il.o committed ~ tA'r nay" r.r'lntly con
~,tt,.r',t tnc report 81 nI. v. ". IAihcr II
reference. 10 tl,r ul-ifitutIUn ul l!c1tclncS Il
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-03
CONCEALED WEAPONS.

The habit OF carrying concealed weapons
is chargeablc with n very large porcoutum
Of the bloodshed aud loSs Of life, SO common
everywhere, since the close Of our late war.
Fine young men, just emerging into the
state Of manhood, seem TO think that their
dainty persons are in great danger unless
they have slX-shooter ever near Tor use,
and buckled at their side. These b.ubber
heads add to the bloodshed by awkwardy
shooting themselves, or some friend, gc.
cidentally. Life has been taken in thou
sand instances, not because there was ne
ces,ity tor such cXIcmc measures, hut be-
cause men happen 10 have concealed
weapons about their persons. Men given to
In lulgeuce in Intoxicating liquors. are the
last men in the world who should carry
| knives or anything that might be employed
a deadly weapon; yet, among such men,
! deadly weapon are most frequently found.
The very fact that they are thus provided
often makes them quarrelsomo, and when
far advanced in iutoXcation, they use their
weapons ia perfect reCklessncss OF the con-
sequcneos-Scarcely knowing, In truth, what
7 they DO, When reason resumes its sway
they regret their violence, but then it is too
! late. IL is safe to say that two out Of every
three shooting ,crapcs among drunken men.
/ are caarscablc 10 the fact that the weapons
were at hand and ready for use. Ncster-
/ day morning, young man--or boy, rather
/ WAS before Judge Bross, charged with
/ having iu his possession revolver That
| he had any use for the revolver, no one viii
! believe; and when arrested Wa in that state
/ Of inloNieaiIon, when, without lust provo.
/ cation, men toe oiten make use Of and by
means Of which they mo too apt 90 take
/ human life.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-03
SINFUL SETTINGS

Michael Higgins was arrested 10y officer
\, Cain on charge Of indecent conduct.
Higgins was provided with five days board
ia the city Jail.
John Dunn paid two dollar, and the lin.
.cperablc," for employing the poorpriyilegc
of getting "tolerably" drunk, and ,llshing
arouad, q Ia Paducah.
Bu,iuc,, ia Bross' police court WA more
than ordinarily lively yesterday, not loss
| than half dozen offenders against the
! peace and dignity Of the city were before
| his honor for TRIAL
John Cook, a young man scarcslN'Oui OF
hi, teens, was up on a charge Of carrying
concealed weapons. \ fine OF five dollar,
and the "Jgrec1blo." was booked against
him, in default Of the payment of which he
was allowed five days in the cllaboo,c.
John Brown stimulated" and became
anything but gentle IN In treatment toward
those with whomc lie came In contact lie
went into lgyce saloon, and in q playful
manner. throw several iron spittoons at tho
head of the bartender The bartender e.
capped injury, hut iiuo mirror Lohind the
counter was broken all 10 flinders. Mr..
John Brown paid over to the court 4 line OF
Sl0 and tho usual far--in an about 81.
Mcll0lc made the arrest
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-03

GUNNIEs.- Reserved . bushels lsci
8 bushels zoe.
BURLAPS. .! bushcl. corn y o.
l5!c do 10 on lGc; 4 bushels Oats 2''' D
bushels 2lc; G bushels 22c.
BEESWAX.-'A n soc.
SOAP.-Schaeflcr German mot''ed
7lc Champaign soap 1,'
TALLOW, p n &c.
COFFEE Java selling |3o@8Zci
Lsguayra 2i@25c; Eio primo to
choice 2i@2jc.
BROOMS.-Dull, common house cell
at 81 30 choice and extra choice s'a
% steamboat 81 jO@j 90
FREiGlIT--Cotton, compressed, "
New York, Sc; TO Boston, 81. I'm.
compressed, 70 New York, 81 II; TO Boz
ton 81.
RATES TO New Orleans and Nicks
burg Potatoes, apples, etc, Zoe; perl
l; pound fraight' 20 per cwt; hay
81 80 per ton; whlskcy 81 80 per hbl
TO MEMPHlS-Flour, etc 900 per t.!
pound freights lio per cwii hay 90 pc
ton whiskcy soc per bll, pork soc po
bbl.
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\ CARD.

NNIT'U' NM Y I"II'
Mr.. LDlIOR-I notice In your paper that
denied that had said any thing about
Nj. Caldwell. know Mr.. Caldwell i, looked
on a. one who has done great deal Of mis-.
chief in the churches where he has been.
told sleeper that Caldwell was wrong. l
told those who were there that they were
wrong. iknow sleeper; when knew him
he wa, white man. lie ought not 10
trouble people. sleeper and Caldwell are
the great trouble in Cairo. Mr. Sleeper
should 20 with his own color and not handle
my name and deceive those who know better
ELDER i. ~INco
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-03
L, A ST. l.. Il. II.

The ~ Louis Times of the 18th ult.,
says, "track-laying has been going Oh at II
brisk rate during the past season, ON the
Cairo and 81. Louis railroad. notwithstand-
Ing the severity OF the winter, and the
workmcn had reached and made a connce-
ton, last night, with the Chester and 1ama-
roa railroad crossing, sixty-live miles from
,his city. IL " tno iutontion of the company
! whenever Murpnysboro Is reached. which
will be in about thirty day, to commence
laying the track, from both ends OF the line
SO that the working parties will meet al
point between lonc.borJ and Cairo NJ n
| early dly."
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will sell at my auction room, corner of
sixth and Commercial, on Saturday May Sd
at nine o'clock q. III: -Four large lee cream
irec2cr,. Just right for a large lee cream "a
loon, Also mll line of household and
kitchen furniture. consisting of sofas, parlor
chair, safes, bcdstcad., mattresses, marble
top cenuc tables, cooking stoves, heating
stoves. and al,o 100 bales OF hay and lot OF
other goods, too numerous to mention, which
viii bc sold. sale positive without reserve
d-ot DANIEL IfAHTNtAN, Auctionocr.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-03

bofora LA,
'"r ~, " '"' i, wv ~ oddoa ~ c.r
Nv ''''' .''' 80 cro;,h, .na
TRUCKS ana cohS'oerao'' VIZ, ~
al DUSK iesV evening ','0 ' an.,a, ,.o
sue "Sh'ea ana WIZ ~
-" ,..,,..,l A,,,n with
ino "s'lnio.n -,'.
large low oil f',''U'' ,g - ,ou sbo
Inc Dec mao H n,o, 'a .,s,.r,. irnor,od
dischargeu over -'Y' e,. ~.
pickles IN Ooho ''. -
left barge %, loa4'' WIN 'a'''o'' ''o'''
Tho j. NJ h'','ss n'' '"'0' 90 o' s.
. heavily loader. Nh' ''''' 07
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-03
ICE CREAM sALOON

AS warm weather i. approaching ia,
lorers OF Ice cream VIII De glad TO learn tAa,
Aessrs' saup &CIarkson have fitted up auC
refarnished, IN elegant style, tl,.rice crequ
pariors. Their mammoth soda fountain La
also been put in running order, and uothin,
iswanting about the establishment 10 mai,
the pleasure ana comfort oc their potson
complete }I-ti
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-03
COMMERCIAL nnrIl-

Ihi' popular hotel has been rcittcl and
improved, and is now one OF the most com.
iortabl, stopping place. in The city, The
travelling public and person, desiring
pleasant quarters by the week or month, win
always lind them at the Commercial hotel.
Rates OF board have been reducted a. fol.
lows; Day board, "a 20 per week; transit,
IL % per day board and lodging, from 60
. c. per week If
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-03

The firm Of schmetzstora a Co. bakers an.
sonfectoners,No' "a Eighth arcctis this da,
dissolved by mutual conseul. Mi. scbmc,J
storm retiring. lhe business viii! be oonuu
usd at the old stand by Mr.. Rudolph Heb
saeker, who 10 authorized to receive an mon
ey due the late firm, and viii pay al Moi,
outstanding accounts.
II. scHME1zsTORTr,
RUDOLPH HKBsACKER.
CAIRO, May !, 1873. $40,
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=s-s-aaa77----Has7sa-=a-
RIN FIR NEWS,
ARRIVED
loUS WuOp,
Mayor.

ARRIVED.
s., amer Grand Tower, st Lou-
Alaska, Plttsburg
Common wealth, IT Loui.
Horny Probusco, Memphis
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans
Ajax, Louisville
Nashville, Cincinnati
Warner 81 Louis
VI L. Poe, Red river
Jim Fisk, Jr, Paducau
Bee, New Orleans
Illinois, Columbus
j n Kellogg, 81 Lou,
Shannon, Memphis
CsDitol City, - Louis
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
Bismarck, New Orleans
DEPARTED.
steamer Grand Tower, Memphis
ALASKA, ST. Louis
Henry Probasco, Cincinnati
Mary Davage, St. Louis
" Robert Mitchell Evansville
Ajax, New Orleans
Nashville, Arkansas river
Warner, Plitsburg
VI L Poe, 81. Louis
Bee st. Louis
linn Fisk, Jr,, PGducah
Illinois, Columbus
j n Kellogg, New Orleans
shannon, Cincinnati
Capitol City, Nicksburg
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
Bismarck, 81. Louis
Richmond New Orl ans,
cOspIrIoE OF THE RIVERS.
The fall continuos steady and regular
in tho Ohio at this point. The Missis.
sippi is swelling at a iair rate with quar-
ter less twain in the channel TO st, Louis.
Special dispatches to TIE BULLETIN re-
port the condition Of the river. at various
places.
BuslSE-s AND WEATHER,
There were fair number of arrivals
yesterday and business was very good.
The weather was cloudy and, rather cool
oward night with a stih wind blowing
MISCELLANEOUS.
The.Eekert was down in the Kentucky
end all day yesterday, pumping out
'srge loaded with lumber which took i've
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lnNMnEn In lnMMLnLI

Nolioc }, hereby given that next Monday
morning at 10 o'clocl, the sales, an auction
of choice OF drawers in the tables Of the
chamber, viii be made at the rooms OF the
board Of trade, The member. are all re-.
quc'ted 10 attend, By order Of the board.
1887 l.. 4. BURNETI, Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-03
TOBACCO SALES

The sales of tobacco at. the Planters To
bacco warehouse yesterday morning was at
tended by many OF our home buyer, AMI o
good board Of buyers from other markets
Twonty.two hhd-. were offered. and sold AT
the following iigucr.:
. hhds piebald ........... e.. Sll 0ti20 %
II" medium to good shippers 5ohel0 GO
J" Iugs........ ...,. ,... ... jOtt - W
There was but few reflections. Taken all
in all, Yesterdays sales were satisfactory
both consignec anG buyers hcirg p,easei
with the prices obtuncd.
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NOrINE.

HolIce j. hereby given, that the annual
meeting OF the stOckAoldcr, of the Cairo
SNy fefry company viii be hoII at the com
psny's Office, corner sixth stree, and Ohio
lsvee In this city, on Monday, May next
a. ~ O'clock a. m, for the pup5.c Of elect.
ing seven directors 10 serve tine ensuing
year, and for general business.
Iuos, W. HALLIDAY, sec'y.
CAIRO, His, Aprn II, 1873. l.I-JiI
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427lv


Mr., Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
Just opened out stock of new and fashion
able millinery goods. She ha, one hundred
and MY different styles Of hat. and bonnct.,
beside a large assortment OF ribbons, now.
ers and notions Of al sorts. all %, which will
be sold az the loves, prigo..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-03
PERsONALIrEMS

Gen. Gruou II. Raum Is IN u. riu,
Mr. Jas :. Morris Of rllin. is in town on
business.
Mr. James Bell of Cohlcu. d.. Itndlug
few days in the city
Mrs. Alex. II. Irwin is pending a few
weeks with her friend. at Blae Island, near
Chicago.
Geo Douehcriy. editor Of the Jonc .horo
Advertiser is in town on business con-
ucctcd with his paper.
We regret to learn that Nj sam. George,
so long q conductor on the Illinois Central
railroad, has lost his position on that road.
The "whys aud whcrcforcs' we know not.
Nj. l.. D,hon, the artist, will remove his
studio 20 Cairo next Monday. lie has made
an engagement with Mr, !. II, Robcns, the
portrait, landscape and ircsco painter. OF
that city. Mr.. Dishon Is young man Of
superior talent in this direction, and with
energy and Industry will become celebrated
rs al artist Joncsboru Gazette.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-03
AlJTION.

The unprecedented success and the supc.
rlority of the Aycrill Chemical Paint has al
ready brought numerous worthless imita-
tions in the arhet. under the names Of
mixed" prepared for immediate usc,'
"liquid," and chemical paints" and this
company cautions the public. both dealer
aud consumer, not 10 confound them with
our manufacture. II j. a well known fact
that when the Avcrin Chemical Paint was
first put upon the market, it was the only
paint OF the kind that could lie found. IT.
merits were 30 great, however, that twelve
months had scarcely elapsed before counter
foits began to appear, until now they are
numbered 10y scores ThcfS 50 plain as are
these, are fully provided for in the United
States patent laws, and when the suits begun
by the Averill Chemical Paint company-and
now in proccss-shall have been decided, we
shall hold all manufacturers and purchasers
OF liquid paints, In violation OF our patents
| 10 a strict account. sold mixed in all color,
ready for the brush 10y y. l.. Way n Co..
sixth street, between Washington and Con
mcrcial avenues.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-03

G OOD FOE VAN or BEASl
This liniment has earned for itself repu-
t1,iOn unequalled in the history OF external
applications. M Thousands who now sut,
fer from rheumatism, neuralgia, ETC., Wc,ild
lind immediate relief from all pain by using
this certain remedy. II Is equally eiIectual
in cuts, burns, scalds, stiffness OF the neck,
sore throat, swellings, ininmation', irol
bites, pains IN the side, or back, bites of spi
lcrs or stings of insects.
one rubbing win in all cases give lmmedl-
ate relief, and few applications complete
cine. -,
ON account of It's powerful penetrating
properties 1t IL beyond doubt the surest rem
EDDY for the most troublesome discusses TO
which horses and cattle are liable. IL cures
scratches, old ana fresh cuts or sores, chaie'
produced by the collar or saddles, injuries
caused by nails or splints entering the nrsn
or hoofs, bruises, sprains, sweeney, spawn
thrush and all diseases which destro! tue
hoofs or bones of the feet. 30,
D11- Full directions accompany eaon wv
tie, The above are prepared only D!
CRAWFORD 4 F0 ,h,Gsio
III Market Street, PhilaHeipnia'
And sold by storekeepers genera IL d.e'w
out the country, f''
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GOOD BOOK BEE Il
ITALIA SALOON,

Corner OF Twelfth street AMI Washington
avenue.
Mr.. jleckel wishes TO inform hi- lricn
and all lovers of Book Beer tina, he has just
received y consignment of that beverage,
which he viii open to-day. Cal! around and
try l..