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The Mifo of u Wc-, side school Teacher
Cuuung her Throat from Far 10 Enr.
MI aud Mrs Henry Wilson engaged a
room ~ llA Norfolk street nearly year ago, and
have lived ucro since. Mr. Wilson ls school
teacher on the woes side, and HE wife worked
In large millinery establishment in
liroadway until recently. A week ago
Mrs. Wilson began 70 complain ot
paine In the bead, and thereafter exhibited
slgus Of mcutA alteration. Yesterday morning
Mr.. Wilson went TO his business at the usual
hour previously requesting Mr.. Grahner, OF
whom he rented Ills apartment, TO Keep an eye
on Mr.. wilson. Mrs Gradner told him that his
wife should not he ieft alone, and that ne ought
10 remain at home with her. Mr.. Wilson re-
piled that he could not stay at home, az his bust
meas requlred his attention. Mrs. wilson also
Urged him TO remain AZ home, and, when he re-
fused, said 10 him, "Good-Dy, Harry. Youn
never see me again"
At half past nine Ms. Wilson went down
stairs into Mrs Gradnets apartment, aud wildly
tearing her hair exclpiled, I'm raving ma
mac She was prevailed upon 20 lie down ON
the sofa. but In a few moments she arose, and
complaining that her head PANIED hor, went up
-tiirs 70 her own room. Mrs. 9radner sent for
Dr. Atchson, but while the messenger was gone
she heard the door slam In the room above, 90
cupied bv Mrs. Wilson, and n moment afterward
a heavy TALL When she went to Mrs. Wilson's
soon she saw that lady prone On the floor in "A
pool NJ blood An officer soon arrived. He
found the corpse on us face, with the arms un-
which hrs. Nison had cut her throat from car
tO ear. II WIS evident that after cutting her
throat Mrs. wilson staggered N the door aud
closed IT, leaving on IL the marka OF her bloody
hands then sho went to the drawer of the
Washrtllnd In watch were some small articles Of
jcwrlry thnt were bespattered With blood, and
then, growing weaker, CROPPED for tho bed, whose
pillow sho just touched when hor strength
failed anu -hc fell dead.
Mr.. ami Mrs " Milson are said tn have lived very
happily, and nothing bat temporary insanity can
account Tor tho suicide. yesterday Mrs VII
sons dcluslon was that the police were pursuing
her, ana she repeatedly said " They have been
irving 10 arrest me all the morning"
Nj Watson did not hear Of his wtfe's death IN
I hr returned from hs school In the evening
Mn. wilson was an English woman, - years Odd,
and kxuly t.-t4-eulel.
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Steamship View York, Bremen, tndse. ana pass.
Steamship ArfAguu, western Bristol in,Ac. and pass
Bark C0Gnl ue, Bremen, mdsr. and plss.
Hlrk Frcihaudl, llNcrIuol, mdse.
Hchr O. NJ. Wentworth. tHl,i-, lsth.
Rohr George &. Jcwrtt, lhllshoro plaster
sour NINA :. snanfs, Harvey, e., building stcne.
echr -, ftha j. Fellows, konpt, y S., plasl,f.
schr X rdron, Mlndsnr, \ s., plaster.
SChr Pass by, Palermo, fruit.
hrht Mary Pike, Is richest r. r., stone.
Schr Ida Fila, windsor, \ =, plaster.
Also the usual river a4I rna-fWt4H VIs4aI-
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MARINE IyrHLLIGENCE.

uSTArURy ALMAyAo-rnts nAV
sun re"e 4, sun sets .,,.. Z NJ hDOn se's., W
mon wArKR- rus nNN
sandy Hoos,. 81 Gov Il ana. A Hell 0ats ... Q.
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The crodulity of the small number Of persons
ain pay their money for the painful metal bprln
tTlssls IL aIII :. The elastic truss with
the greatest cht ana day, retaining the rupture
reCurey under every possible movement or strain o
the holy how ever sudden anordihg immediate reilei
from al 10 should never be taken on durlug
the ahOrt time r qulste to effect perm uanent
hold at rrt nAuit pr,ce, Aad qulif dnranlo Ih5le"
truss le sent h' mai every Shero by the Elastic Irls
apany O3 BrOliway, NcW YORK city who sci tneif
iup, rtAnt circulars free request HIrpet's WeeAiy
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BANKING AVID FINANCIAL
n 5NIssaE a. Nrw ynp1 ,av ~ ia

No. NASSAU g., Nrw YoRk, May 10. ist3. :
THE PRESENT HIGH PRICE OF GOVERNMENT
Securities s increasing the demand for nrst-csss Rail
road Bonds and II is not reasonable TO suppose tina
the present difference Of from TWENTY to THIRTY per
cent can bo obtained for any great length Of time.
We are recommending for Exchanges or for new In.
vcstments-
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SEVEN PER CENT.
MORTGAGE BONDS, interest payable January and
July, principal and interest payable in gold In New
York city.
Only s1G0M Of these Bonds will be offered for sale
at present. Price 90 and accrued interest.
We consider them amply secured and . very desirable
Investment. The proceeds will be used in sddlns
largely to the present equipment and In extending to
deep water the Chesapeake Day, where the largest
steamers in the world load and unload alongside
the cars.
We continue TO deal In GovrnsHHSr and CssTRAL
and WESTERN PACIFIC Bonds receive deposits which
allow interest make collections, execute orders at
the stock Exchange for cash, and conduct general
banking business. FISK 4 HATCH.
OFFICE OF U. $. AssrsrASr TErAsrnEr.(
NEW YORK, May9. 1879. !
THIS OFFICE WILL RE CLOSED AT IL O'CLOCK
NJ the 10Th ne that being the day designated for the
funeral OF the late chief Justice OF the United states
THOMAS HILLuoUsE. Asst Treasurer U. 9.
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II IL altoaether wrong 10 trhe with n bad
congh or cold Nh'u the rex Il grct and remedy
eurr, prom pi, ana lorouh Dr. Jaynes fIpec,ofaut
can be readily found ADO.
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was, GoId rcccip.s tSrptsi psym.nts, 2 s7sin y
balance, fiiA St.1i, urr ncy recsptz E2n2 Rs q
payments, pal l2Vi.p; balance, t1.i%-ASS Castoms,
tA4.uN
The imports n this port durine the past week we're
tl,2s9, - aud tie amount marketed ., g 62ls.
Tue Treasury balances at the close u business 10
Washington 20 day we're Currency, N,S7OlnO, And
coin t5innCO including tle,Snnn coin cert hca',s
ucr'ast Of tl5nU since ycsterday TIE internal
Foreign exchange vas duh and quiet, though the
leading drawers advanced their rates 10 ls. for prime
O. days bs aud 09h for short sight, but Tor what
we were unable to discover. We note concessions,
however Of Kan cent. In actual transactions, and
good al days bills sold this morning at ltsi(
The money market very easy throughout the day
The early negotiations and renewals were made at y
cent currency, but as borrowers Withdrew from the
loanng market In the hope OF obtaining accoumoda.
ons at lover rates In the afternoon, The business be.
came unmportant about midday, though again be-
coming brisk after T. NJ, with the rates for call oaus
on approved stOck collateral al anu cent the nj
negotiations having heen At the latter ratc. In die
UNITS there far trade at To 40 cent. for nrs
class mercantile acccptaucea.
The Government bond market was dun though strong
during the DarN do.lngs but tH foreign bankers
into the market free purChascrs, Which suu.
lated moro active busne on the entire list, Price z
also strruFthcu'd A. he day progressed, and closed
nrn N . note ealtt uf lsC5s, new, at ibi
10 ssl coupon, l4lA regt'tered lS2 llbs coupon,
lN2 called bOnds. lloEWli7 regis cred ls67s "a
coupon lnths, old, lfN toupOn bds, 10; rvncy o.,
l3h rcgistrr'd6s 1871, iltl and coupon lst4s, ll5
HeDry Cews a co.. e VAN street, report Ntf,Mi
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weekly aud monthly payments for furniture
and C-irpcts at u. NJ CowperthsAlI Co. b, 100 Lha
ham suett-A'Lt,
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water concerto palur organs are most
beautiful "a aytr am perfect IN toae Of any oTran ~
t.-s ta aud sas t,.alI y. al broAd-ay. ACE,
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dos nor -E~InERS willjnyca has meeting
- AZ ~ - ay- Inday evening, Nay L. All members
r0ue tod 10 attend TINS meeting. ny order Of tho
President.
GRAND Crlcr OF Accepted Bakers. Division
~ Branch, No. l. % Brook yn, meet the Saturday
evening al thor ha 90 BoCrum st. at o'clock, sharp.
The brrhrcu az hereby duy nouned TO attend. inua.
ton OF candidates and Other Important business TO be
transacted. liJ order II the DNl. n. - - -
PY1RK MirLkE, 10. 500. JANIS MCKAY, u. VI.
I'UE JOIRNEN Sheen Butchcrs' u. z. B.
II Society are requested 20 attend = special meeting
tof importance at tncir rooms corner ~ Hudson aud
Iefhrusscs sts saturday Ing May ~, ltt3 NJ
o'clock. ly order 4 the Precedent
LAWREScr EY,N, Rec Stc'y EDWARD KING.
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For wire screens for doOrs and wlndoys, no To
Is. B. aud IoSr1y iGg FVlLJn street. Broadway
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Wear the Warwick or pvood eoilsrs. Phey
cheaper than stnes, because tbey VIII keep clean
lOngeT. -Ads.
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GoRHAM MrG. Co.,
Manufacturers Of

Sterling Silver Ware and Fine Electro Plate,
Providence, X. l., and Bond st., New York.
Tea Services, Dinner Services and Wedding Ontnts.
in great variety from the largest the smallest Of the
highest order constantly issuing from the Goram
Works
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A.-settied weatber.-Old Probabilities intL
mates that We are TO have pleasant weather at last.
Another point well settled Ia that KNOXS spring style
OF gentlcmen's HATS 10 Without = rival. Make your
selections at his elegant store, 2i2 Broadway.
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III sg.irr, q, Friton si- .NcW ,lorh,,-
nrnaL Every article guaranteed. DIAMONDS A
SPECIALLY.
y0g Manufaetar,ng Conp-ny are the only
pIport n VI pure Lyon lissci Pow der Ia America Het
tie genuine.
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fINAAciih 4ND comMERciAL.

FuIpAY. May o-P. M.-The operations
at the Stock Exchange with the exception Of
Pacific Mail, did not reflect any feature OF sig
nlncance, and the entire volume Of business
was not equal 10 the average dealings during
the duh days Of tho summer months. Both
large and small spcculators appear Go have with
drawn their orders from the general market,
and a majority Of the brokers have been CON
tent TO remain in their own ofnces only occa-
sionally giving attention To the course of prices.
Pacific Mail was, however. quito active at tho
commencement of business, and by lts frequent
fluctuations, as well as large transactions,
formed the chief attraction OF the street
throughout the day. The opening price was
53T, from which point II advanced 70 80 az the
second board. after which there was decline
to $50, with closing transactions at 5jG. There
was new impetus given TO the buying move
ment in this stock. whioh may probably be ex-
planned by the meeting OF the Panama Railroad
directors to-day. when number OF the old
consolidation 81 interests with prominent capt
tAllsts, were elected TO hll tho vacancies. West
ern Union w"s firm except in the early trade.
but the anlou u OF business Was Hght, though
the price closed at sik. tho be st figures Of the
dAy. Panama Wa strong, and rose 70 ll7'a before
the first board but reacted aftorward, and
closed at ll6. Delaware, LnckawGnna aud West
ern was very strong and advanced ~ " cent. to
lOiN and New Jersey Central, after opening at
llp, made sharp onward turn to lBh, but
closed at l0i4. Ohios were strong At an advance
NJ y y cent. to His, The remainder of the list
was devoid " any speculative interest, hut tho
oxtremc fluctuations of the loading stocks will
be- found In the comparltivc table annexed.
Tue total number Of shares dealt Ia Was only
ldl.nf; Of which Pacific Mail represented 1850
Western Union. t.7pn; Lake shore, 6.5ib Union
Pacific, $3.50: New York Central. 6COO Ohos.
i,lOO; Bile, 5.OOJ; Delaware, LlckGwlnna an I
w'-tern, 100; waha-h, 2,"01; st. Paul, 100.
c., &. and l. G., ~; Rock leland, Loo: Bos-
ton. II triford and Erie. sUO; Hannibal and st.
joseph. M; Harlem, 20; 81. Paul preferred,
! 20; and Quicksilver. 10
The gold market w.ls ste1dy, and considerably
| active durinC the morning. bat A'luut midday
| become dun, witu oilv llWitod trade. II was
difficult for the room brokers to make an eighth
on the turns uf 90, lav, though tho pr 90 closed
| nrn At II. :, after Layius sold down previously
| to ll7h.
In gold loans the rttos paid for hartne balances
carried RANGED from itoi = cent, ana aftcrward
| Iwn to- ?, with nual nolltia'ious at and Z
! The total Gle rinE, at the Goli Exchange Bau,
! we're $7b,213Uo; gold htlanccs, <'.SS0-sf1; and
! currency hlaurer, g. fil.GH fhe sub Treasurer re
arrmed 8 - i1 called no.1. and paid oui IN con i0
tsrcst the pubic debt t2tNtu Shich. With preytOu,
dIs' I-'a uts, mahe the total payments az to dats
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Auttiun Qoiltt..

kCCTION SALE.-B. TOWNSEND win sell at
n public auction, at y johnson av, Williamsburg
May i2 at lOT o'clock. large lot Of machinery
used for manufacturing sashcs. blinds doors, and
mouidings also, iprge lot of shaftng hangers, pu[
lcys, belting.
EDWARD NCk.AuCrlO<EBR.
Ia AloLLO HALL APOLLO HALL.
BY EnwAkD sChENCk. on Tuesday May ls at 10Y
O'Clock at Apollo Hall, cor 18Th st. aud broadway the
entire furniture nNures &c, OF this well knO wn hall
consisting M part OF NrussCs carpets, French plate
all the elegant ChAn1clefs pillar lights and
brackets. shout 800 chairs OF various descrtpions
sofas lounges Large quantity OF the meet cocoa mat
ting, In roll.
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IN woodruff 4 tlsnin's Weekly Nov ready.
eIlanlf0 ftmmrs.
A ,gLAKR, auCKwAITER q CO.. lio
6l0ck west Of Iir5ni~ay. give out work exc. icnt
eaTnei over snail instaimeh ut payable la ca.a
LADIES arc invited 70 take any KIND OF .-w,ng
N. machine they hke and make shlrts, undergar
part down, and leave small every week TO pay for
the machine. Ftn-bury Garment MY IN hambers A.
A w,NTEp a ggrnee, y Or, class oeernsor.
~ on wheeler wilson's nrchihes on suits beet
'''''' '''1' prt'FR TAIcoNsoN CO. ~ Canal st.
A WORN GiVtN adysnecJ prooe %
" pay for hrst class scwlng m. chimes by install
mcnts y. r. PUNp& co. warcrooms AZ Eaft sth a..
n'.r broadway, an 81 A,'"r place.
ARTIFICIAL. nower. branchcrs .wantcl \ few
81 aoor. EbwD EiDiEf& sos, corner Of Grand
aud Alien sts.
A coon sewing machine at so and uppara, with
y pcuty of WORK piris wasted 10 learn machines re-
paired AZ lowest prices ~ I'd av.
ARTIFICIALF FLOWERS. Wanted, 30 good
A.LoPrIN, 10 south sth ay.
A BROOK LyN.-work gwen out to pay for
Eayuond ana 2it Grand st., bet oh aud m wmsburFh.
A GIHL waited Tor general hogsework IN a,meI
cooEine APpy at II ID av,
A. aiNbRoSs oaos aSa SSS1' * SS%sy s; S'srs Ssa ds
A CIR saRsS to Ak sGa gP eIss eS ff @ Worth st.
A GIRL to mind = baby and do light housework
N Apply at l5 East 3th ST., New York.
A PIRST-CIA~s milliner wanted good wages
~ paid. f94 Broihwn,
IlARBOUK- IRISH FLAX THREADS,
SEWING MACHINE THRRADs
WAX MACHINE THREADS,
rvc hest satisfaction for ali descriptions of SoTA.
DAkER vented; third hand on bread. Apply at
ID ~ Dey 81.
TTNpFRirNCHp, staw and Gair sewer. ssntsd
H highest prices paid II. A. EAhLs, 90 bloocker st.
IrXPERT p-essrs ON ladies' and ehudrens gar.
~ mouts, At 8S cannl q.
INEMALE burlislers Tor fork aud spoon work
1 steady employ meIt Address or s.ply " Derby
silver Company, DERBY, Conn.
gIIR=T-CIA htuds IN l,do4' suits aud cloaks
also, export operators on Domestic machine. III
Canal st. door.
INIR-T-CLA operators on Nilloox a GiDbs's
L machines. D. G. HALL CO., ~ Wrst BTOadsay.
~ severe need Apply. Inquire OIL NJ LEAN, corner
oi Dcahcel ana East -ts., near Grand II. ferry.
,OuD stray sewers aud blocker wNutedi plcn'y Of
" work good pay. L. BLAKE, AiBoScry,
IIAND- to make white vests Apply, with sample
Al 70 tAMAkl, MhirtOkD 20, Broadway,
cor Canal IT,, enti anse on anal NJ,
HANDS Tor alpaca and oOti on .Oats recommends.
J. ton required. Apply al 81. GOoDAANf, iIS ksst
broadway.
hPERATOR~ wanted. Experienced collar and
W Gun makers on " 4. w. machine.
lkA fEltEGos soNs, Ks Nassau st. NY.
npFRATOWS Wanted, nrst class operators %
" Whe'ieI d Wilson's meg hlnes for ladies suatA
kAAhWARD, ga CAsAi VI.
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Business tloiltrs.
No PosIponement.

II If not wise to nut OH until the heats Of sun
meT have commenced tac inylgoratlHg process Shich
would have s1cur The syston IN advance against this
untoward influence By tuning the stomach, liver, and
bowels IN the spring months with Hostettcr- stomacs
Btes, aud continuing 10 taae THE harmless hut pow.
crful veg table iuyigorant durns the summer, II Is
quite that persons who naturally deli
cate and deficient IN Ytil force may escape the nu Of
Indigestion, headache nausoa biiousnoss, nervous de
bhty, and mental oppression which, 10 the absence OF
such preparation often PROSTATE aud agoniIe the more
robust pure snulant msdicsted with tue juices of
the finest tonic, anti bous, ana spericnt roots and
herbs, In on invaluable boos 10 the weak aud aing,
and this NJ, sustaining ooou IN the form Of Hosetcrs
BItten, s fortunately within the rvscA Of ali.
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Situatiors dtlartN.

~ toeHy wishes situation a. housekeepeI for
Rrntlf man or small family wages object bat The
khkrER, 0i Elizabeth 81 Ia candy store. keierenoes
exchanged.
4 EIRsr-GI.A German baker on all kindp =
N bread, cgkcA and pie wants a steady siu ltio
foromAn Apply at y9s Sd Gy between b9h ana 6Jtn ~
A RE~PuCTA BILE woman wishes TO takn In .
~ rev gentltmen's washing 10 hO out ny the day
Please can AZ iSs iv,h ay., In the bakers
A RESPECTABLE woman, with h..u g,r,
~ wishes situation a. ceok - private isAiY " Al
dress SCOTCH boz NI, SUI ul-'a.
DY = Young RiTl as chs nbcrtuaid sui waitress ~
- as cham ernaid and Nurse. Inqulrt At Mrs. HEY
ANTS iOl Monroe It,, for thFee days,
SITIArION santss by asefnI man eaTDeatet .
= beat refcrenees. Address ROBERT NEWELL. "a
West slh 81
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publlat,ous.
&lanlfO- ftmars.

'INILTON'- thunderbolt exploded hy
VI IOkiA G.. MOODIIl IL
IN woodhull 4 Clsnns v orkly. Nov ready.
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MAR RTED

Ayers HAIR NtRor
Restores gray hair TO lts original color thckens thin
hair, and stops Its falling. IL is an elegant dressing.
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Dusiufss lnotitfs.


Tho Gorbam Manufacturing Company
remind the public that the Supreme Court Of the United
States has recently given decision In their favor which
secures full protection from the Of their de-
signs.
aPyCfAI ATTENTION
requested TO the fact that the following trade marks
are stamped upon every article manufactured by them
Trade mark for Trade mark for
AttJ@ ~
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A COLORED boy. u or 10 year, old, to open the
~ door snd help round tho house reference re.
CURED. Apply NJ " West 6,th st.
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POLICE Court.


.''l'l' r. DIo--, \. VI.
hH'ine'' va not very bri,k IN the police
r'h1r yesterday. Not more than ba, f,
do<eh eases were tried during the ds,.
Michael Collins got wound around the ou,.
''he Of TOO much benziHe, aud u, d rop,..
qnehce became t0p.healy. He was ,,l.u
before Bfo,., who sent him 10 the elf, i,,iI ~
sober on Thomn,, Christopher ana Mar.
tain were up on similar charge, and v.ro
furnished board and lodging, Win the civ
Jailer Tor three day, each.
Fat. simmons was caught.with pair Of
bras hnuckle' IN his possession, and wn.
taken before liross 10 see what vouId ,o
done with him. He was charged s,i far
the privilege Of carrying such internal ipplo.
mcnt-.
The alarm OF ire night before last wa. no.
ca'lohed by the explosion Of lamp in =
house on Seventeenth street. The lam,
was upset by drunken man: a woman said
something about the matter, and then the
drunken man gave her a iirst-class whippip,
he was before Bird yesterday morning ana
'"en CIV anu the costs for his sport.
'lesr stealing case was tried before His
"on'r Judge Bross yesterday. The parties
'"e SUIT was man by the name OF Buse.
""o n'es somewhere near Goose Island. in
'"' ''u"'y, aud Mr., n. Williams, the butch. |
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= r 0 p o s AIS
FOR COPYING THE LAWS AND
JOURNALS OF THE 2sTH
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OE ILLINOIS.

on or before the 2-th dav Of Nav. ls-3
anu until IL o clock IN. OF said day, sealed
proposals VIII be received BY the ccmIni,.
slOhers OF public printing for copying the
ia"-, journals and Joint resolutions OF the
i"ehty-eighth general assembly OF the
sta'e OF Illinois, and for such additional
copElHg a. may be ordered by said general
such proposals mush be in triplicate. one
copy 10 be deposited with the rccretary Of
tate, one with the auditor OF public ne.
counts and one with the state treasurer.
ana accompanied by bond, for the faithful
performance Of the contract, in the pcnal
sum OF $3.50, signed by two sureties. said
bona must b" satisfactory 10 .aid commits
sloncr-' ana be approved 10y the governor.
made. "
Each proposal must be accompanied by n,
least ten lines OF the hand writing Of the per
,"h making the prOpO-al--legM cap paper
taken A. the measure.
Inc governor aud the commissioners al
punllc printing reserve 10 Themselves the
rghtlo REJECT any and all bids The proposals
VIII be opened al three O'Clock D. IN, We'd
nc,day, May -, 1873, in the Office OF the
governor aud the contract then aud there
awarded unless all bids are rejected.
GRO. II. HARLOW, Scc'y OF state.
Z. J.. LiPrISCOIT, Auditor J.. \.
T.. RUIZ, state Treasurer.
"'l! d2W. Commissioners Public Printing.
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LOCAL TOPICS.

The steamboat Shamrock still laws at the
wharf in this city. VIVA, .he will do OF what
will be done with her we can't tell
:. Walters white Collar Plamng Mill" f.
doings good business. Dressed lumber is
being turned out by ten Of thousand, OF
feet.
The alarm Of fire at an early hour last
night, va. occasioned by the explosion Of a
amp in The BULLETIN office. The lire Wa
eNtins'i,hed before any damage Wa. done.
Person. who have been notified " the
health oficer 10 remove "nui.ances," and
tailed To comply with such notification, had
better look out. They must obey or .urar
the consequence.
COUNTY court, Tor probate and criminal
business, viii convene on Monday next.
ihefe are about half dozen prisoners In
the county ali waiting trial. The business,
81 Tie probate 'iIe d the court SSH! .oou he
dispose VI.
= Commercial avenue saloon keeper wa.
; yesterday pulled by Health OrIcer Woo,ep
Tor maintaining nui-auce," tn, tim. ot
Judge Bro-' court bsing occupied in the
hearing Of another race, the tlial ,.,. ION, ,n
until thi. morning.
We call attention b the local notice. in
tbs i.-us. Of Mr. Burger, spring stock Of
SyDds. lie i, one Of the most cn,erpri.ip,
merchants IN the city, and always .,ll, rood
sood' at l9w price,, believing that quick
sale, and 10" profit, pay better in the long
run Ihi- policy hs. enabled Nr Burger 10
increase bic stock from time 10 time. a. or.
ri.ion required, until he now keep. on hand
1ne Of the largest aul beet dry good .,,rl.
kept IN the city. He merits m. pstror,g,
u 'h- people.
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er. II seems that some two weeks ago
man bought from stranger u steer. for
which he paid s2j. A day or two after pur-
chasing the steer, word came to Mr.. vii.
liams that the beef had been stolen from a
man named Jerry Mcknny, and he at once
went ,o work To find the man from whom
he had purchased the bullock. The where.
abouts Of the man Ruse wasascer'ained,and
u warrant for his arrest sworn out. Deputy
sheriff Cain. accompanied by Williams,
went to the country, and made the arrest.
-Four witnesses swore that Busc was the
man who sold the steer to Williams. and two
Others testified just as positively that Buse
was NOT in the city at the time the steer was
sold, Buse was discharged.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-15
SALE OF EQUIPMENT STORES.


There will be sold at public auction TO Tue
highest bidder, ut 10 am, on Thursday,
May 20. 1878, ut the naval station. Mound
City, quanutyo of naval equipment stores,
in part as follows, viz
ii anchors, e,2ss pounds.
chain cables.
howsers.
set scales counter.
4" d" platform).
~ yards cotton canvas.
And large quantity of miscellaneous arti-
cles, such as: Wire aud manila rope, boat
awnings. rowlocks, double and single blocks,
lamps, old junk, ETC., etc.
Terms. Ten per cent in government
funds on the conclusion OF the sale. and the
remainder within ten days, during which
time the articles must be removed from the
station, otherwise they will revert to the
government.
by order Of the commandant of station.
FRANCIS I. GILLETT,
3-l5-tf Paymaster L. :. Navy.