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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-09
co VI NJ ERCIAI
Pace CURRENT OFFICE.
Monday Evening, Sept |, 1873 /
UESERAL REMARKS.

We note II better feeling throug hou, the
general market although there is but little
improvement in the demand and trsnsSc.
tious are small
la -four the low and medium grade. are
in good supply and light demand at un-
changed prices. Choice grades are scarce
and firm At at advance Of rs cents on the
Dbl Oats continues scarce and firm at an
advance. Corn meal is in fair demand
at better prices. Corn is unchanged. Hay
dull and lower.
The weather s cool and favorable for
business.
eEs~ Correspondents ,hould bear in mind
that these quotations are for round lots
efom first hands. For broken and small
lots, and in filing orders, an advance of
to Be i. charged over these price. .S0s
GENERAL REMARKS.
Flour-Choice grades arc wanted
and prices are firm at All advance,
low and medium grades are
in good supply and quiet Sales embraced
600 bbls various grades on orders, at Sea-
. 200 bbls do s. 50@s; 200 bbls do, So
as 10 100 bbls choice xxx, s. % :;
100 bbls super 81 100 bbls NX winter,
s. % 900 bbls xxx winter - 30 :;
100 xxx winter, to arrive s. 800 bbs
various grades i4@s % 100 bbls various
grades, Sos 75
HAY Very duh. The market is very
well suppliei and demand small. Sales
were | car choice timothy, SIS del >
cars choice mixed, del Sl7, and | car
prime mixed, del, SO.
CORN-frm and unchanged, The
supply and demand are about equal.
White is quoted at 5}c to-day. Sales en-
brace 8 cars mixed in burlaps del, Bic !;
3 cars white IN sacks del, j2c | car mixed
white and yellow sold in sacks del 52c; 4
cors white sacked and del, 52@j3c 4 cars
white in bulk on track I3c, and car low
grade yellow in bulk on track, sold at Ale.
OATS Receipts are light and demand
good, prices are firm with All upward :sn-
dency. sales were made today at SOC.
Transactions are limited by light supply'.
Sales were cars sacked and delivered
372@3sci cars do, sold early, a, 3sc !;
! car do soc; ! car do 3Sc and car white
| do sold at Acc.
CORN MEAL-aoo bbls :; D, sold at
city steam dried in small lots sold at
- 56d2 60; 800 bbls 5. ID. 81 80 and
Us bGls DO 81 80.
BRAN-Quiet, go sacks sold on order
at s. 80 and car load sold in sacks del
iyered at :l3 per ton.
BUTTER-Thcrc is II good stock OF
medium grades on the market. The de-
mand for all kinds are moderate The
weather is cooler and we may look for An
improvement in the market. We note
sales of 10 tubs choice 22@2jci 30 pkgs
good to choice 20@2jc 10 pkgs do zoo
25c and 10 buckets choice 90
EGGS-lf the present cool weather
continue there will bs an advance in prices
There is very few in the market and fresl
receipts to-day would sell at l5c, 500
dozen sold since our las, review at i2Gl3,
and cases at li0l5c.
CHICKENS Receipts are light anC
demond moderate. so dozen large, young
sold at 50 and 20 dozen choice sold a
SO 80.
FRUlT-All kinds except grapes are
dull. Tho only sales we have to repor,
are 100 boxes apples at 2o@25c.
PROVISlONS-Nono in market.
POTATOES and ONIONS-No ,hinp
doing.
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meeting was TO give expression, in Le
hitting manner, of the feelings we entertain
AZ the loss by the removal Of our esteemed
associate and president Capt. Daniel
Hurd.
The following preamble and resolutions
were then adopted
WHEREAS, Circumstances of sufficient
interest have arisen as IT, induce the re-
moval of our associate ana PRECEDENT. ID
Hurd, from this city and from sphere of
active usefulness, ~ Dsnvg., Colorado 4.
aud
WHEREAS, We, as members ui said
board, recognizing his past and present
usefulness NJ u member vi tho buurd and
~ some extent the loss likely to be sus.
tanned BY hi. retiring theretfJm There.
fore be 1t
Resolved, That We recogni.s ia Cap,
Hurd sincere mend 10 the cause Ut ydu.
cation aud faithful wvtke. therein. md
that the present high degree Vt excel
lenee attained by our puUiic schools, Is
due mainly 10 his persistent efforts. Hsv-
ing long ago satisfied himself that educa.
ton was the only means of eleyating and
refining society, he has bent ms entire en-.
ergies IN that direction and 10y bis gentle.
manly, christian manner has proved ms
faith by his works and endcsred himself
to the friends of the cause
Resolved, That by hi. removal the
course of education IN Cairo loo.es one
of its most faithful friends and wa-me.t
advocates, and while We lind word, Ell.
trely Inadequate to express the regret we
feel at bis removal; yet, We trust, that in
his PARKWAY home he will DO able 30 con.
Vloute hls ripe experience to tho cause 20
near ms heart, and realize the benefits for
"hi"h nc i"bo~.j 90 fst'hrnlIy hero.
Resolved, That he carries with him the
best wishes of the board for tho future
happiness and prosperity OF himself and
family, and an assurance of the warm
regard entertained for him by his sssocia-
ties, and in distant future when heads now
dark shall have become siivercd with age
the recollections Of these pleasant as.oca-
tions shall be a. green spots on tho page
Of memory.
Resolved, That Capt. lurd 10 furn.
ished with u copy Of the ABOVE, that they
be spread in full upon thcrecorls OF the
Secretary and a copy fura she'd the city
papers for publication
J. Il lHILLIs,
+. kossMEYER,
f.. G.. PACE.
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of time he would be compelled to sleep in
the open air on the wharf
or some other place, and Gays be fears the
"motquitoes, dsrkies, wharf rats and other
vermin might make it unpleasant for
him. lie prefers the excitement and
changes of scenery of the journey to lay
ing about New Orleans for any length Of
time.
Cloud says the report ths. two shots
were hred ut him while coming down the
oLio above Louisville, is untrue.
ho has no fear Of his ability to make
'bo run aud stand all the hardship. Incl
dent thereto lie will leave Cairo thi,
M ming oh his way down the river.
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ELLrOrT i HAYrnoRN inform the pub
tic that they will close out their summer
stock Of ladic. and gentiemens and boy,
and girls boots and shoes, 5g.tkiH the nsgt
zen Goyy At COST. This is no. An sdver-
Using dodge to obtsn trade, Ms all may as
certain by calling and pricing goods. The
stock must be closed out, and people may
now obtain the best bargains they have
ever had in boots and shoes
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-09

ALL the public schools Of this city, e1-
cept the high school and the negro school,
were opened yesterday, The attendance
was large, This session has teen COM
menced under very favorable auspices.
Teachers of great experience have been
engaged, and Prof, Alvord, with greater
powers than he has had heretofore, opens
the campaign as our educational general
issimo, determined to make the schools
better than they have ever been before,
aud equal to any in the state
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-09

ATa regular meeting Of the Hiber ian
Fire company, held las. night, the follow
ing officers We're elected President,
VIM. Mcliale; Vice President, i,
o LauGhlin; Secretary, o. 7. Lyon
Treasurer, A. Su,ankai Foreman of En-
CINE, Phi, II. Howard Assistant, Smith
Terrence Foreman Of Hose, T. NJ.
Lovet; Assistant, J. Nj. Hogan Board
Of ID ec,ors, Thos. Keans, NJ. j. How
ley and John Clancy.
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AT an Informal meeting of the board of
education of the Cairo public schools held
at the Office of the board, September G,
1872, the following named members we're
present; J. b. Phillis, +. Korsemeycr
and +. G. Pace; George Fisher and w.
p. Halliday being absent from the city.
The board was called to order by j. b,
Phlllis, E,q, who stated the object of the
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THE Denton fever 10 already beginning
to rage in the city. In anticipation Of the
coming ofthat great lecturer the doubters
and the believers are on the tip toe of e1-
pectation. We alone are calm. Luckily
it has occurred to Va that as great men as
Denton lived and died before he was born
and that il he is the man destined to set the
river on fire we are not to blame, and do
not care. We can stand it if no can, and
If he can't there are others who can. But,
to be candid, Denton has q ready tongue
- we'll as good many Drains in his head
and we appreciate him. We like to listen
to him, and intend to and we shall, we
know, appreciate the blows he will strike
at the many evils of tho day, even
If We don't gulp down his crude, and al
most ridiculous notions about spirits and
the spirit world,
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A SPECIAL train will leave the &. * V.
K. X. depot thi. afternoon At 1870 o'clock
for Mound City and return =, 8, thus Civ
ing MI our citizens who desire to witness
tho game Of base ball between the River.
sides ind Memo clubs tino to do 50, and
get back TO Cairo no, later than 8 o'clock.
Fare for round trip 90 centi.
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The negro who WAS arrest cd for cutting
another negro on the leyee with razor
on Saturday night was discharged by
Police Magistrate Bird. There 10 some
thing rotten in this Denmark. H.
wounded negro, who received severe
-U."L., tgi.,vu vut ms a-saiiant 20 the
officers but afterwards concluded that he
nigh, be mistaken, and SO testified.
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On Sunday evening last while Mr..
George Gresgson and his mother were re-
turning from visit to Mound City, when
short distance below the residence of
Mr.. Thos. Halliday, the horse became un-
manageable and ran away. After running
short distance tho buggy WAS cspsized
and both Mr.. and Mrs. Greagson thrown
violently to the ground, Mrs. Greagson
was severely cut about the face, but re-
ceived no other serious injuries. Her son
escaped unhurt The buggy was COM
pletely demolished, the top being left in
one place, the body in another and the
running gear somewhere else. The horse
and buggy belonged to the livery ostab-
lishmsnt of Mr.. Perry Powers.
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The high school did no. open ye.ter-
day because Of the sickness Of Prof. AL
word, Who is confined to bis room by
quinsy The school will, however, not
withdrawing the sickness 81 the professor,
DO opened and organized this morning by
NJ lsses Stocking and French.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-09

i WILL sell my entire stock OF wall pa
per 1T cosr after to-day Two VI the
bes. paper hangers in the city al the store
Try me. No. 2 Seventh street
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-09

REMovyD-Mis. A. and NJ Colby
have removed their dreu-rnaking estab-
lishmeni from Buders block TO Seventh
street near Commercial avenue, here
they will continue the business, and res
pectfully ask OF tho ladies Of Cairo a con-
tinusnce Of their hitherto liberal patron
age. g-9-Gt
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GEORGE LATTsEEs LuNCH.-At Geo.
La.,ners Excelsior saloon, corner
OF Washington avenue and Four.
eenth street, is the place to ge,
fine lunch. Everything is served
up in good style, and George himself pre-
sides to see tina, all are waited upon.
J7-,f
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Ihk steamer Henry Ames Is hard
aground ut Island No 20. She is out of
the chsuuel
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WIN ii, DEtDeE, citizen of Montreal
Canada, who took passage On the Belle Of
Shreveport ut Shreveport for his home
died shortly after and was buried at the
foot of Council Bend two and half miles
below Bledso's landing.
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L III Il ID I IL IL Il i l N
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
"''"'"'.''"'".,.,,".",.a,.
THE Great Ilumorit
Daniel Morris,
will appear a, the
Atheneum,
Thursday, September IL.
Look out for programmes.
NJ extra charge for reserved seats.
To be had at Hartmann.

The last Of Jue,ts "Un the Wing" let
tiers Tor 1873 appears ou cur second page
to-day.
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OK las. Sunday evening the pilots Of
the Emma &. Elliott placed bouy on
Bacon nocK. AS the river Is getting
down to extremely low water it was feared
that unlesss marked some boat nigh,
strike the rock and seriou. damsge be the
result
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THE Rev. Mr.. Shores, under the drip
pings Of whose altar, We and several 9TH
er white Baptisu sat on last Sunday
night, cannot tolerate newspaper putting.
puff angers him; but wo hope he does
not become indignant when an editor, in
the in,erett OF the cause, referring TO him
writes words of praise which are also
words OF soberness and truth We be-
lievc he will permit US to say that his ser
mon on Sunday night was . remarkable
sermon. The text "If the footmsn worry
you, how can you stand before the horse
men, or words to tho same effect, permit
ted the minister TO take q wide range, and
he availed himself Of the opportunity
Mr.. Stafford, in whose comfortable pew we
had a pleasant seal, Capt, Morris, and
Cola Harman and Phillips, as we'll as the
ladies present, we're all deli GIFTED; and
Mr.. w, who has been somewhat tou C he'd
with skepticism, WAS almost pc r,uaded to
be q Christian. But TO return to the
horsemen, or rather to the sermon. Mr..
Shores docs not wear pestensious
coat, or nabob boots, but
can handle passage of the
scriptures without gloves, and neither
Sleeper nor the Devil, who are, so far as
we know, one and the same person, csn
prevail against him. Linegar is OF
this opinion. We are aware of the fact
that Judge Mulkey is not and although
we are student of his and draw from the
light of his countenancs our knowledge
of the law, we beg leave to not agree with
him. However this is foreign to our sub
ject. To return to the sermon, we would
again repeat our declaration that it was a
remarkable sermon. MIR. Shores has much
of the originality OF Rev. Henry Ward
Bcscher, but has not all the polish Of that
divine. lie had not Henry's opportun-
ties. Mr.. Shores was once slave, and
all he knows no taught himself and more
too. We know no has trials. He il tho
good apple tree of the orchard under
which lie the clubA which have been flung
} into its branches, but he is not q reed
shaken by the wind. Ho undoubtedly
can and will overcome both iootmen and
horsemen.
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pICN IC.
1851,


Tho Christian Union Sunday school OF
Cairo will have q picnic AZ Sew Grand
Chain station, Saturday the 18th inst A
special invitation Is gwen to III the Sun
day schools of the city, also Mound City,
Caledonia and Grand Chain, and all
friends of the Sunday school cause. A
special train will leave corner IF Seventh
street and Commercial avenue Ell o'clock
am, and stop At Fourteenth, Twentieth
and Twcn,y.eighih streets. Let cveryonc
bring their baskets full enough Of good
thing. to divide with his ncighbor. Come
all and let US have good time. Fare for
the round trip, gents 81, ladies :and chill
dren over 10 years old 30 cents, children
under 10 years % cents
G.. NJ Alden,
Il. j. Cundih,
+. OIL.
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CAIRO, Ills, Sept. c, 1873.
WANTED.
j. Il lHIrLfs,
i h o,sMEYER,
f.. C. PACE.

A good solicitor for an entirely new
business, with small capital. Apply to
G. w. Stollinius, office daily BULLETIN.
g-G.3i,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-09

hEALTnFULNEss.- distinguished ply
stefan says: After careful OK
animation Of DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder, am satisfied it
is wholesome and valuable preparation,
with which bread and other articles NAV
be prepared suitable to II weakened and
disordered digestion have introduced
it among my patients, and have yet to
learn of tho first instance where u convs-
lescent patient could not indulge warm
biscuits made with it, and feel the better
for il. Sour milk and salaratus will not,
| hope, be longer used to poison the stom-
ach aud corrupt the blood DR.. Prices
Special Flavoring Extracts, as well as
his Cream Baking Powder, has gained
their popularity and extensive sale from
their perfect purity and unvarying quail
ity, 9-2-lw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-09

THE HARVEST OF DEATH.-It would
seom the usual causes of infant mortality
are not sufficient, Tho innocent ones are
not permitted an even baltic with the
king of terror. AT this hot and sultry
season, the restless child, battling with the
enemies of his life that lilo in wait ut every
corner has, in addition, to encounter an
other deadly foe-Mrs. Winslows or
some other poisonous syrup, administered
by the hands OF some heartless nurse, silly
mother or imbecile father. A host of
lives might be saved each year by giving
DIR, McCsbes Medicated Brandy, which
eilectually ouros irfantile complaints
without any deloterious results. s.2O-2w
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INHV IlAHCR.

FIRE, HULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK
ACCIDENT, LIFE,
I N 3 U II A N & f..
hTSA, HARTFoRD.
,o4y 81!
NORTH AMERICA. PA,
..-s?1sscp &c
HARTFORD. CONN,
Ass"ts.- 8; s2lo
PHENIX. HARTFORD,
....&l .1sl Jas ~
isTERHArIOEAL,N NY.
A-sets ,35} ss'
PUTNAM. HARTFORD,
ASsets ............ S7O69s7s
.s..,s CLEVELAND. CLEVELAND.
''''''''''''''''''s'
HOME, COLUMBUS.
4
AMERICAN CENTRAL, MO-,
$500 ~"
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL. LIFE.
f9o, goo ~.
TRAVELLERS. HARTFORD, LIFE AND
ACCIDENT.
Assets'"''.''''''',' ."........~....,Sl, 6oo,UOO
RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE
90. HARTFORD,
$500, 900 OO
INDEPENDENT, BosroN,
.s62 90
Stafford, MORRIS & CANDEE,
II Ohio J.evee.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

september D, lO:ll PIN, $50
Barometer, 3O.lS degrees.
Thermometer. 10 degrees.
Wind southeast. Velocity mile pei
hour.
Weather cloudy.
Maximum temperature for last - hours
81 degrees:
Minimum temperature Tor the last "a hours
20 degrees.
Prevailing wind for la-t u hours, north.
east
Total number OF miles Travelled by wind
during lat "a hours, 100.
EbWIS HAKLASp,
Observer signal Service, u. :. \.
The sun., 1873-09-24
Esmlna NlatDlnts.

IL kinds new sewing machines for sale To rent, Or
N exchange also, OOught and repaired good second
hand very cheap monthly payments. lGl Canal ST.
JNOR SAIE-A Domestic sewing machine As good
Il as new, for sS lS North nh St, brooklyn, +, d,
SEMING MACHINES, SEWING MA
- CHlNES.-iOO sewing machines, all OF hrst. .class
nIanuf acure: will be sold at public auction at lOs Wes
sSth St, on Wednesday. this day, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
Can for catalogues and eIsnlne the machines At snJ
TN j. Vrr'tpps 10 sac,
The sun., 1873-09-24
Grturslons.

EISHING BANKS. on Thursday sep'. 2S steam.
i erChARLEs CHAMbkMAl Landings, sth s.,
f. R A. VI; Pier =, 4, H.. 1;3l, Christopher ST. A
NJ, Pier6 ~ r., $50 A. NJ rickctssL .
The sun., 1873-09-24
pgNN-yLvANIA RAILROAD;

DE>N-YLyANA RAILROAD; ...,
Trains leave New York, from foot OF Desbrosses and
Corihndt SITS. as follows:
South. with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $50 A. NJ s.
:, and So T.. VI. SUNDAY, 5. T. s.N L. NJ.
For baltimore, Washington. and the south via Penn
gP NJ Eor bi,timore and Washington VIA L. aud o.
Esprcss Tor philadeiphia e. O. ssl A. NJ ig8nSA5.7
7;S ssl 4. Nj, and u night. sunday, S. 49, $50
aud T.. II.
FOR PhiGdephia via Kensington, at IA. NJ. and $40
Emigrsnt and second class 7.ol p NJ.
g. 2:sl $40 so, 40, rs $40 $40, SO g. 6i6 go l.
+, For 9"s Esa6ei6' Z, ss =, 40 $40 spllA.M.L2My
10 lSl r. NJ ana Y night, sunday 5eO, 6.lO 7s, and
For Halfway. 6, 6o, :, $40 o2loAM.lM,le,2s 2s9.
anG i2night. Sunday, 5:su 6l0 and 7.SJ =. NJ.
. a%os Moso43-l6se nsnI Perth AmooSe and 10 A NJ
For New BrunswicE 7 aud $40 A, NJ, and IL NJ, >,
$40 so $50. GiO, '5o r. NJ aud = night sunday. GlO
For East Milestone. $40 A NJ u noon. $40 and $40
FOR Lambertville and Pennington. J. A. NJ and p NJ.
For PMllpshurg anu Il ,lNidere, g anu r. VI
Camden, ami $50 4. M igSl :, ~, and 7'P.'M.
fSi ss%fS;sa5 ir%@ss1Tioa camden, GA NJ and via
Trains iaTr'ye az f9ll9.ws From Ptsbargh 60 io,
more more S16s S and mSH M and 10 NJ aug sunny
g. GO6. aud $40 A. NJ. From Philadelphia. 522, G: o. %
oSo lol5 ll:1 ll5S A Nj 25, S55, ii5 Gtb l,;a sit
AND lGSi r. NJ s1ndI' 5@|' $40 90. 60 lOS, lI'@J
Tc&Set eS odiccs Noes 50, ,ss g and 81 Broadway, No.
Astor House and foot Of neshrosses and CUrtlandt
'ts EWsTssg' s licke' ONCE Ba''9y el1SfSe el1SfSevp :,
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
The sun., 1873-09-24

RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN, $40 tSl and ~, gold, according to accommo
dntion.
Round trip tickets at low rates,
SIEkRAGE-To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow
Londonderry, London, RristO or tardn, f8. Prepaid
certificates, SSe currency.
Passengers also forwarded to Hnyre. Hamburg, Swe
den, NofNay, Denmark, aud Paris, u reduced rates.
Drafts issued At lowest rates
For cabin passage and general business apply at the
Compsnys Office. IS broadway.
For steerage passage, at 81 BrJatSay.
JOHN a.. DALE. Agent.
The sun., 1873-09-24
a.. durt.

n ", SEPT. 23, 1881 Will trot Judge Ful.
~ lerton against the Kentucky stallion DackwoGd
or any horse mare or geding IN the world race, me
heats, hest three in hye to harness, over FeeIN God
Park Course, for 5000 side half forfeit Race TO be
trOtted between the lUth and 10th days OF October
Above to be accepted within one week. -
NJ. HUMPHREY.
DROsPECT Park FAIR GROUND As
i SOClATlON.-FALL MEETING, 1873
First day, Tuesday Sept. 2S.-Purse, 2,OOO for 2'2i
hOrses; entries.
Purse, tl,00 for minute h0rses is entries.
Second day, Thursday, sept 25-Purse, tl5O for 2Sl
horses entries
Purse. o. ,7S0 for 227 horses entries.
Third day, Saturday, Sept H-Purse, 1900 for 9t5
horses IA entries.
Purse, $500 for a2O horses entries.
Admission to Field Grand stand snd Quarter Stretch
f'. Hnrrs cnnNnnnc nNrh h1v ~ 2 O'clrIl
The sun., 1873-09-24
Wlanito- --.malts.

4 -PARTIFS willing to work and to earn hand.
t.seNinE wages viii cal ut the Great sewing Ma
Inc EmJ oriun, 2gi BOwCry, where the best pny ing
ork given ont and only small iustallncnt u not
yer o. per month retained for the p,ym"nt ~ any
fstclsss sewing machine the balance being paid IN
sh ENpcucuced hands maze fl2 10 fl6. and new
ands b 10 - week. steady employment the year
Iuud. 2qi Iuvpry.
The sun., 1873-09-24
Suttls.

HOTEL DENOS, lli Bleccker st.. near broadway;
IL wen furnished double aud single rooms lodging
htty cents.
The sun., 1873-09-24
z ost ano founo.

gust anN founo
DANk book No. sass! Of the Bowery Savings Bank
ID is missing, The nudcr Is requested TO return IT TO
the Bans, fuOt restored before the 18th day ~ OctO.
brr 1873, app ppcaOn Will be made 10 the bank for
book,
I OST A cIrMan's memorandum book s. reward
Il Will be pad for It's return to Gg watts ST
NJ, CUNNINGHAM.
The sun., 1873-09-24
Sursts anO dauuNocs.

gorsts an0 daIuaors.
HARNESS s,nn,rs
Horse Clothing, Carriage Robes, zap busters Fly Nets
and large variety OF sa1dlcry Goods always hand.
G, Il. SMITH 60. 10 Warren st.. New oTk.
A CHANCE for butohor-A butcher cart FOR sale
N cheap, nearly new, "A. SOLOMON,
Central Market stands and s.
IvOR SALE Ten sound young horses at for carts,
trucks, or any kind OF heavy work II Leroy ST. near
BlecCker 81.
nor SALE Two double snd one single truck In
A good order Apply at 1872 lsiyngton st,
NOR SALE-2new l-horse trucks, cheap, foot OF
II McKibDin 81. and broadway, BROOKLYN, u. b.
WAGONS for sale cheap-EK Kpress. grocers'. bAk.
W ers, pulnbers', milk ana light business wagons,
nnd RseHt rock1Wavs, road wagon. and light glass
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