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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CAIRO AND VTNCENNEs RAILROAD
follows
Leave Cairo. Leave Mound City
I:45 am. .:l0a.m.
IL m. 145 pm.
o;lb pm. 5:40 I"
CHAs. o. WOOD, Genl Ticket Ag't
AFRO AND vISCENNEs RAILROAD
TINE TABLE.
on and after Monday. February 2. 1873
rains on the {. and V. railroad will run rs
GOING NORTH
Ex- Md City
.eave Cairo Ks a. m. G lSG % a m ie.
Mound City. $40 a:i0 " ar
Eldorado. 49,. E35 p, IN.
% Norris City. 2:23
Carmi 49,. 3:0l
Mt. Carmel. 4:4O
rive Nincennes Of. $40 "
GOING SOUTH.
En- Md. CITY
press. acc'd'tn.
.esve vincennes. 700 a. IN.
Mt. Carmel. s:22 e
" Carmi =. 9:55
" Norris City 1882
Eldorado Hoo 4"
Arr,v. Mound Noun City, t n p m 100 m IT, IT,
Connecting at Nincennes with the lndi-
lnspolis and Nincennes, Ohio and Mississippi,
aud Evansville and Charlottesville railroads
It Mt. Carmel with the Louisville and New
Albany air line ; at Carmi with the st. Louis
and Southeastern /; at Norris City the Spring
Geld and Illinois Southeastern; at Eldorado
with the Shawneetown branch OF the =
Louis and Southeastern; at Cairo with The
Mobile and Ohio railroad transfer boat. anu
steamers for Memphis, Red River, Nicks-
burg and New Orleans.
CHAs. o. WOOD, Genl Ticket Ag't
.JHO. LEE, JR., Sup't. I
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spirstion stood on whitcamp's forehead
He seemed plunged in deep thought dur.
ing the remainder of the night, and the
next day resigned his place on the force
ANOTHER APPEARAScE.
Night before last Mr.. Pruess, the sad
dler, while near the corner of Fifteenth
and Poplar streets, saw the same ghost
dressed in all its nakedness. II seemed Il
glide along, and was stopped by no OBJ.
struction.
ON THE SAME NIGHT
Jim Orange, a colored man, saw the an.
piration on Fourteenth street, where |,
frightened women and children until they
screamed in terror. Orange and another
colored man armed with clubs attempted
to capture the shade, but in some way /,
avoided them.
THESE FACTS
Are only few of those we might Law
before the reader, but we think they will
convince him hat something is up
There is no doubt in our mind that man
or spirit and we don't cling to the ghos,
theory-appears without clothing
on the public streets Of the
Fourth and Fifth wards nearly
every night, scsndalizing and frightening
children and women and no. few men
We are friendly 10 ghosts, but We don't like
too much Of them. They surfeit Us when
dished up too often. And this has beer
dished much too often. 1t has become
nat ana stale and ought to be discontinue
| or shot.
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Notice is hereby given that OIL and after
June /, all dogs and sluts found running q,
large, will be killed by me or under my di.
rection. unless the required tax is paid on
the same. ! viii receive dog tax on and
after Stay Is At the city clerks office.
j-lttd WI. MCHALE, City Marshal
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bearing scrip in payment for all taxes for
special assess ments

sPoCthl assess ments.
PETITION.
Petition Of Messrs. Reed d Mann was
presented praying permission to remove
their wooden building now on lots IA and
10 in block . TO lots 10 And IA in came
block, and agreeing that vbon .sia h,,,ld.
ing 4, rerovsd ~, ,,u
.outb and una,
n noh h,,oL IL
iii ~, -"'.'''' 'u' oo''uips
A"o Pe'it'ohers ASKED the
VI 'no 'oiio"'hg rosoiuuoh, VIZ
oil "r ,n 'eu, by the mayor and city coun-
of the above no,;,ion .na' ,ne P,aye,
the petitioners Messrs. Reed Il Mann be
,", 70 move their said building from
numbered i've "a s.LaJ e., a"u 20 "a G'ock
petitioners comply with the conditions ss
set forth in their said petition.
On motion Of Alderman Korsmeyer
said petition was received and said reso.
! luton adopted by the following vote,
Aye.-Bixby, Korsmeyer, McGsuley.
/ Morris, Nelhs, Phillips. Ki,tenbouse and
/ Kobinson-o. Mayo.
Petition Of Chas. Jslighcr, X. Z. Rob
bins and ii. l.. Halliday was presented
| setting forth that they are owners OF land
representing more than one half the
/ fron,a,o ,,or Tyon,io,h .,..o, lo,,,
! : NfN ''0' NN'"''
Commercial avenue and Leyee street. and
! ..i. A. . -, n -.
pans ''0 0''".'' W A"' W '"' "A'''
ana incomes Railroad company the
right to lay down and operate upon
! Twsn,io,b s,,oo, from, III. ,..oi.
! , Wv" "'NN VII
COMMERCIAL avenue TO I.evec street, one
7 railroad track with sucb .yi,oho. -.
=, VI
'"rhouts rs VIII enable SAID railroad com
many 10 ,l.oa oa,s .i,,.i,. RI. IT..
r., o"se"o '"o |ar'
'ly MINIS and Egyptian Mills and such
other buildinps adioiniry mr. sbu,,;ro
upon saiu l"entieth street as may be de-
aired BY the owners of such buillinps
A,,
"'"H -"o'au'ey moved 10 gram
said petition. Carried a. follows: ayes
/ Bi,by. Korsmevs, NcCsplay NJ.
Nelli.. PDillips. Ri,,snboy.o and pohi,.
som. nsv-o
r,.-,.--N "'''-aH'
o'u"An'e 'o"'n'.''ee reported ih'
'o''o"'ne ordnance "hich was read b'
the clerk, viz
An ordinance to authorize the Cairo and
Nncehhe- railroad company TO laE doWl
.treet from ,om,Uarc ei'VN U >"
.treet.
CIV oS 1,'ro Nv '"' NY ''""''' VI Jus
+ SECTION /. That license and permission
| j. hereby given and granted to the Cair,
and Ninccnncs Railroad company 10 la,
uoWh, MAINTAIN ana operate upon Iwen
ciaI ,yenvs ' ~ MI .,scN upon CONNER
track, with such switche. or turnout, a,
WIN enable said railroad company TO place
Egyptian mills, ami such other buildin.
adjoining and abutting upon said Twentieth
bindings nrovided.sid " II oSlein OF sgI
turnout, are so laid, maintained and oper
over e , ulong 'ne passage OF men ana team
be interrupted or interfered with.
IN motion OF Alderman Morris, ~
rules we're suspended for the purpc.e ol
reading said ordinance second t'ne
Sa'd ordinance was there'Poh read
second Time and on moi" .. Alderman
] TOUlDtOn, adOlfg1 " bht lvIIOWlDR vote
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SpECIAN NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all blank sched-
ules for assessing personal property must
Gs returned on or beOre the 3lst day of
May, at the county clerl's office in the court.
house, or to me through the post-ofiice.
JOHN II. GoSsMAN, Assessor,
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SPECIAL RENEFIT

Given to widow Weldon and orphans, by
}. T. Johnsons Garden State circus and
performing animals. Show on Friday and
saturday night, May 30 and 81. Doors open
at O'Clock. Tickets tor sale at the book
stores and on the grounds at the tent.
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ENVELOPES.

Fine white single and double y amber
nngie and double Canary, best quality OF
manila, blue letter, etc, etc. 10000 for
sale, printed al e. SOTO o 90 per Thousand,
~ the BtuIYTIs OyFICp
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TO LET.

The cottage on lot 9, block 40, situated OIL
iehll street. The house has been placed
In good repair, and will DE let to a good
tenant No water on the premises. Rent,
sl2 % per month Enquire Of c. L,Mr.
= MN
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We are authorized TO announce that
David j. Baker is u candidate for judge OF
the Twenty-sixth Judicial circuit. Election
on Monday, June 2, 1873. ii
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Burger hiss just received u fun line OF
summer dress goods Of every description.
which will be sold cheaper than the cheap
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Burger ha, just received and opened a
large stock OF damasks, napkins, towelings,
etc., etc., all of which will be sold cheaper
than they can be bought anywhere else in
town,
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Burger has complete line OF hosiery
az kinds. and corset, collars, cufi., ETC.. IN
unlimited variety.
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A new ana beautiful assortment Of gfena.
dimes are now Tor sale at Burgers. Call and
see thdn.
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Swiss mu.in', tarleton., French aud Ham
burg embroideries at Burgers. Great bsr
gains.
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The place TO buy wall paper go per cent.
cheaper than any other place in the city is
No 3 seventh street. FRS II. II. ABLE
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We are the sole agent tor the sale OF Mus
sons pure cider vinegar, made on his farm
at Cobdon, Illinois, put up in convenient
sized packages for family use, and every
package warranted pure.
i.i3 II. CoFfEY, PACE X Co.,
No. D5 Ohio Leyee
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PAINTING AND REPAIRING.
Carriages Of oil description repaired and
painted ut lowest possible prices by
A. I. RUSSELL, 49, Commercial avenue.
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ATTENTION DoG.OWNERs


Dogs on which the tax has not been pal,
have but two days more TO live.
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CHANGE OF TINE.

Passenger trains on the Illinois Contra
change time to-day. From and after PIC
D. IN. to-day TIA rs viii run as follows
ARRIVE,
Express daily 90. 3:l5 a. m.
Mall, except Sunday 400 p. m.
DEPART.
Express, daily except sunday .2Io p. m.
Mail, q" .l20) night.
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Parasol- and large ut of custom made
boots and shoes are sold cheap At Burgers
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PHIL. HOWARD,

Moscoyic- /, selling on at cost. 6-?u.
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Mr.. j. NJ. Moskoyics, the enterprising
dealer in dry good, Washington venue
between Ninth and Tenth streets, offers his
large and varied stock of goods at cost
dry goods Of eyeryyaIiety and quality, and
the prices at which he is disposing OF them
are sstonishingly Low. Call upon him and
satisfy yourself. 6-I u.
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Window screen wire, water-coolers, zero
refrigerators, toilet sets, bird cages and a
general stock OF tin and Britannia ware, also
good supply of the celebrated Charter
oak cooking stoves at lowest figures No
100, Commercial avenue
4. W. HENDERSON, Cairo, Illinois,
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ST. LOUIS OR CHICAGO.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS

ON ON u IN w - VI S~AA'
ON CAIRO TO
c-....., \, iisnapolls Toledo,
Snclns"' ereyelrod. Nisgars Falls
p,ttsbuIs. Washington,
S'.@. .pbiisdelphia, New York.
Boston and all points east.
suv.,tis gainesville, Madison,
iaC,osse. ST. Paul and all points north.
The 10 also the only direct route TO
Deosluf, bloomington, Spnneeiu'
Peoria Quincy, heokuk,
Burlington; Rock Island, "a sale.
Mendota. DIXON, Freeport,
oalenA Dubuque, SOUR CITY,
Omaha sad ali points northwest.
Elegant Drawing Room Sleeping GAYS
On all Night Trains.
Baggage Checked 70 eli important points.
Fer ticksu and information, apply to I. g. R.R
depot Al afro; on board the transit steamer be
tween Ooiumbu and Cairo, and Of the prneips
railroad tichet ofhcss throughout the south.
". P. JOHNSON, 0enl Pass. Agt, Chicago.
A. MtrcusLL, Gen'i sup't. Chicago.
J. JOHNSON, Ag't Cairo.
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Mr.. John Smith, Kynastons butcher,
about the time English received the a,t.n.
IONS Of the. shadowy plague of the Fourth
and Fifth wsrds,saw it in Nineteenth stree,
wearing cap and boots, bu, no other
clothing, Smith says the ghost was an
ordinary sized man, and vanished as my..
teriously ss it appeared.
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Alderman Robinson moved to allow
said bills at the rate Of 81 day. Carrie
by the following vote: Ayes-Bixby,
Korsmeyer, McGsuley, Morris, Nelli,
and Robinson-G. Nsys-Phillips and
Rittenhouss-2
Bills of II. BIby for 81 for registering
votes 3 days, and Of Jno. M,Ewen for 81
for registering votes 2 days were, on mo.
ton, allowed by the bllowing vote:
Ayes-K orsmeyer, McG,uley, Morris,
Nellis, Phillips, Rittenh,use and Robin
som. Mayo. Alderman Bixby no,
voting.
STREET COMMITTEE REPORT.
The street committee reported that the
superintendent Of streets is unable to do
the necessary work required on streets
without moro men, and they recommend d
the adoption Of the following resolution,
viz
Resolved, That the committee on streets
DO and ,hey hereby are instructed and
authorized to employ at such wages rs
can be greed on, such number OF lsborers
to sssislin clearing out the bitches and
drains, and cleaning up the streets, as
they may deem cIpedient, not to exceed
- in number,
On notion of Alderman Morris, said
blank WAS filled with "six.'
On motion Of Alderman Morris, ss'd
resolution was adopted by the follow n
vote Ayes-BiIby, korsmeyo', Nc
Gsuley, Morris, Nelis, Phillips, Rlsten-
house and Robinson--s. Mayo.
RESOLUTION.
The finance committee submitted the
following resolution, which was on mos'oh
Of Alderman Morris, adopted, viz
Resolved, By the the city council OF iae
city Of Cairo, that the city treasurer "
aud 10 hereby instructed 80 receive 'h'ere'''
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rOLICE BILLS.

Alderman Bixby moved tina. said repor,
be received and concurred in and tina, or
ders be drawn OH the city treasurer in
favor Of said persons for the respective
amounts above set forth. Carried by the
following vote ayes-Bixby, korsmeyer,
MeEwen, McGauley, Morris, Nellis Phil.
lips, Rit,enhouse and Robinson g nav
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HARRISON'S TRIAL.
SELECTING A JURY-fOuR Ju.
RORs OBTAINED YES
TERDAG.
HARRISON IN COURT AND GIVES
HIS OLD FRIENDS A
HEARTY GHAKE.

The trial of William Harrison at
for the murder Of Joseph Swoboda, was
resumed in the Pulaski county circuit
nourt postordav ypornipy
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The STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS..

Loypos Jan ella m-Consos opened sId9i for money ard
sj FOR the United States fyerwsny bonds 1868 old sJi
l7s sJ Ten 99; New Fyes 9O Enc RAILWAY shares SOY
FRaNKroRr jan mUnted States FeTSeny bonds opened
at 96l for the Issue Of 1907.
PARIS jan mRentes opened at 50 francs 80 centmes
LIyERPoor jan ell mCOon opened dull Mdflng Cpands
1910 Adg Orleans lo9l0id The sales Of the day are estimated
10000 bales - go -,
LrEEPooL jan ella m-CotOn is dull with sdoSnward tend
PARIs. Jan. s-Soon--Rentes. 50 francs IS eentimes
IyERpooL Jan 9L3O dali with downward tend
ency; Mfnng Upnds 0i dl0d; Mddng Orleans Oalod sales
IO speculation aud export 1000 baes Of the sales 300 bales
American. , - a..
LoyDOs jan $3.50 p. m-Tbe rate for money at the Stock
lower than the Bank OF England
rate BIZ Per United hyewniy bonds 1865 old $50
1856 93; reu.fories 89T. Ene Railway shares, SOY
LIVERPOOL jan 81 y. mBreadstuHs quiet Beef 900
fierce for Ns Mesa Cheese ca cst for the best grades American
fus - ,
LoSpos Jan. $50 m.Couo sor money 9l!i for the
couat, e2l Erie Railway shares, Soy. -
LONDoy mTbe Of discount for three months bills
in below the Bank England rate Con
soils and American securities closed unchanged
gp Rntes at O'clock quoted al 3J 9Oc ou
closed Is p M at 53L BE.
1ency. Lard. $40 " ewt
LONDON, Jan. 9-Byening Cacuaa Linseed bi3Gbio cSL
Spirits TurpeHtne, Al6 y cWt - -.
LTyEkPooI jan 9EysDing-Bacou IS for Short Rib
Mddles
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il.si,ic and ,s Ksraeiy nan swt, frA Bowling s'i@
y osry for s.,sney 1853 Ksn,aehy cattle ei97 ew at ~


~ & 's 4. , l. b sss
Hs On 1siy Ssnd he way from SS for grass end hay calves
iodsy car, at a. psr' q Cd
ne ,, against lS oil sane ns The market Is
Increasingly 6rm though not quoabb higher fmr Ia ~ sIc
Sale. 4 comSuSpav syj cOc 81 tn S Ohio " 'ei ~
Of 90 b. 7c and 10 ois} o. It1e 40. o,,o sheen n H. at
4c; iss Michigan 90 n Sci $50 Do, nm, Tel Ill can'd'' ~
kirby sold 90 Indian. sheep ~ 7c 80 Ohio 80 dat 7i@'
ana Spa BSusS.% Peeb s3 Ohio sheep d. at s
today 9s cars a Fore IT cOununpay
completing @ thus h this week AGAINST Is SiS sane TINE M I Kn
tusIy PIGS 40 H. yery handsome 5lc City dressed went az y
those Of s. N ss1s q DC western dresser were
E,sr IruyKry Central Live Yards Jan sCaTTtE
Receipts ending JAN $50 or $3.50 head
49, car S st SsS aa I r saSP r st &
70 so p southern oHS and Indian n sTs . = &c sSt and
Common grades ranged - s. 80 es,vs. Bg e 7,
although billed this evening and iomorow %osnn.
s s hs %s.s before supply s sqs.
g are oSS yosT further ,' ~ S,'s so @ae 81 70 o.
clear ysds ,-.. g, 49, ~. 0,.,4o,,
%o5, t.ms5 pod Is Is' 100 ae close
IS 70 67l 80 do 5GSic common aud nienof '~
Br Jan aCArsrA. receipt. toSsy .sr, "a as s s1s
making che total supply 70, the sss . sss af @Uo, % totally
adequate meet the @asd the r cs oanE we're s03 ny trade
not sufficient establish quo,aoe msIsetj sa hssd
0so steers ransog ,, from "a 70 II 81 bead Illinois steers
r.nea rom 2g 10 g b. at Sc 81 hesd Illinois steers
rom f2l 10 b. IS ST. So hesd TEXAS eers
averaging b at IS rs Texans were scarce and good request
a advance.
sHpKp Avn wns-Tbe receipts to-day $500 head making
the tota, supply for the bed $40 hed
the same time lively at yesterias pcs
sheep, ranging from ITO TO 35 10 Al $1,000
ss7 Canada sheep and lambs ranging from 80 to @ 10 a. 80 TO-
H. 81 2ij 1913 Michigan sheep
from 70 to 80 h e5G SO Isl 7 Ohio Sheep ranging from % 70 '
D., At s6256S6 80. 1900
week far head against 1900 head or The same ms sss
week The market heavy to % 20 for light hogs
Ohio bos ranging from 200 TO O ID At
81 259 81 80. The tendency Of prices is downward
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ian. aSEEvEs-Receipts to-day intending too
for sale q at COmmunpaw 20 at Wehsskeu and IL
bunrdhsi makeg 2o5 head and completing
~eet against 6lJ me last week There
Tested sud real advance ci Gte D-probsby
the thinner droyes folly &C. higher than Monday The
quality fair few Texans being sale. and small number
prime cstl. With nothing extra Some Of the large shippers
inclined 70 hold bach r thus indicating their belief 10 better prices
for the future sgs Hunter Co.. with their ka.,ern
sgnees hsu Fuller Co. who hold a. Team
feeding Kansas No. and SOs slipping very lightly present
in February and March The prices Of today III dc
Comm dovers Of toss n. Morris
MhersoB. J. b. HauisT Co, cars G. Kshn
The Morris cattle all chased Illinois, and
Dudley W Of them medium II! ollie Of 81 L.
u ard ~ OF ewt at 3ic % N y ". SEIZE
y head a, sold AZ ll!e 81 70 cNfs With
~ per besd Of snd y Of dc e.t ne Toney sold carr Of
them thin 6l llt So n cw, 70 ofs. Ilidlic
ard q fair "a 16llic Schur sold Of them
"A al He 81 n v and ., Of ~
sel MeTe bad sold I2i0l2ie Lan
hek sold III csi, n dl2ic. :!
at lsdl3c MeIers had cas- 81 csi. sold at lie
Copey Mcpherson sold their l Illinois them CIR
est, OF II, l5-. with ean prime, "a cvt At lie
Martin rlier Co. foT H. Hunter Co.. mred lot Of ~ AT
Teran aud Colorado go d. at llds!c Colo
rsae ! so N, q: 2ts., 81 10 v cwi.
g. Kahs soh cars Z, sst konnekY cattle al iae 20 Id ~
eut. and the oihepesr III $50 each.
~ Ged.nh c0'ed ~, ear u esi Missouri cattle lJle %
y ewt, aid eosr.s Dcsi at l2dlJe
Al WeehaeAen be - time - A. Rowling
The 10 l No. toh b, wssths.r lie 81 10 Der e.T
with } bulls, ! I'D NJ. st4Ic
u iO' lim'rh 'hd GET Is K.r,uclr cattle ~ an sut ct
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COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE jan atotton hnn; Mddnas cole gross receipts
l8 bses erports-eoaswi. 81 bae sales bales, s
NOBLE Jan 9Cotion DALI Good 0rlnsry I've, Mddlng.
tse Mdohngs sc net receipts bsles
nn' JOG oasi eoasfHe 81 bales, sales 500 bales stock s9o
NORFOLK Jan s-Coon du Low Mddlngs 49, ais.ci net
eep l bales exports eoastwse, 1885 bales sales loo
s.ock. v .227 bales.
wLsSsTos, Jan s-CO.ou dni Mddnnr ls!c net reo.ipt,
" bales: siock 1929 bales " ''''
CscISY.YI Jan sICoiton quiet nddius, ssc; receipts la
bales shil menis 6Jt bales; stoek 4, ;6a bales. 49,
NEwDskAss, Jan 1Coton aud slender. Gos
Ordinary lidi'sc Low hddns lsalst Mddnss 10, elsie
net RECEIPTS b2o laes BI5 baes Great Brsp
1853 b,es to the Continent SO bsles eosrss ~ bales sale. 500
tales iast evening $500 bales, stock o3J bales '
4. Jan. sCoon dull nominal recent. hl.. III,
meBis IS bales. ''''' '''F
LOUISVILLE Jan acoueu quiet, Nladlns, Is;e ,s.i,,. x
bales; shipments. I.26l bales ~ 49, ''p''' ~"
Bosros, Jan eCottsn quiet MddRps, Ale ne, ,.e.,. IN
baess stock. $500 baes ~ '-''' saw wv
ArersrA, Jan. aCoon nd uslau..
81 bales; sses 10 bales - ""s>' 49, 1922
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. s-Cotop aseti MSdnns, 2of.
GALsfsroS Jan 9-Cocp psssd Cool Otdssr, HE, ..t
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Yesseis Rdfrodds
bales bales Cotton
pigs Dried Fruit l69 bbs Eggs 10 400 b Flour 2s9 bills Meal
30 loo hush Wheat % sS bush Oats 100 bush
Malt bush Barley Seed 4i bDs Beans 30 oas
Hops bales Hemp, 1890 Hides IS bds Hides 59 a0si ''
sides Leather IS bbs SPIRITS Turpentne 35 bbls Tar 100 bbs OIL
100 pigs Lead bd Skins l8l pigs Beef s5 pkgs Pork
pigs Meats 2O pigs Lard "a kegs Lard 100 Dressed hg
1870 pkgs Butter pkgs Cheese 493 TaloS 40 pigs
Gesse pigs Stea1 IS pkg starch 10 hhds Tobacco LIZ pg'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-10

A Library Of Famous Fiction, with an Intro
Snction, by HARRIET BEECHER STOWE q aB. Ford& Coll
comprises several OF the works Of imaginative literature
which have attained unusual degree Of popular
celebrity and are familiar TO host Of readers wherever
the English language is in current USE Among them we
ind the prime old fayOrtes Of the people, "Plgrm's
Progress" Robinson Crusoe," "Gullivers Travels"
vicar of Wakefield Paul and Virginia" Tales from
che Arabian Nights" "Uudne" together with the stories
Of Elizabeth" "Picciola" and Vathek' perhaps, in
many respects, equally striking though probably less
generally known. Each Of these productions s given
unabridged with the exception OF Gulver's Travels"
which the voyages to Laputs and the Houyhnhnms
have been omitted, and those TO Lhput and Brobdg'
nag thoroughly revised as, although, in the opinion Of
editor genius Of Swift is worthy Of admiration,
''his should be introduced into the home
circles save In such revised and clearly editions the
present one" The volume, as a whole is certainly
sudcious selection from English fictitious literature,
though its contents hardly be described by COM
pairing them with Millions "HAlegro," and II Pen.
serosO" OF which Macaulay, quoted by the editor,
Temarks, that they 10 other poems what altar Of
is 10 the rOsewaer, the close packed oil
90 the thin diluted essence"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-10

sUGARsTe mrtet for Raw Sugars r,1ns ,esdy the basis Of
hh and have been sold but the principal baness
since beer 1860 Pernambuco the greater AMI
probably Refined Susafs son White n0iic Hars
2!0l,.r
sTBARSTbe market quiet bat steady sales Of 100 ts good
arrive ut BE
sRRDsCloT.r dn ela4ic Prime; sales
p timothy quiet aud unehauged quoted Is
As3 On.
TALLOw mode,isy active and sm; sales Of 1890 Prime
wesief In b5lA a 3. d84c
MIIIsKY hrnrr hnt dnI: SALE, Of 300 Lhls q asc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-10

The Third Volume Of Systematic Theology by
CHARLES HODGE, d. d. (scribner, Armstrong, Dc Cob
commences with the doctrine of regeneration and closes
with the second advent Of Christ DIR. Hodge takes de-
ded ground against the defenders of the premiennia
advent who maintain personal coming Of Christ prior
% the general resurrection Of the dead the final udg
ment and the end Of the world. The whole work is
marked by the profound erudtion, foroible reasoning
and of conviction of which the writings Of
the author in general example.