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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-04
EMIGRATION TURNING 4!
CHEAP FARMS In SOUTHWEST MO.

The Atlantic a. Pacific Railroad Company
offers l,2OO, 900 acres of land In Central and
Southwest Missouri, at from 90 to Si2 per
acre. on seven years time, with free trans
rortatiOn from st. Louis to all purchasers.
climate, soil. timber, mineral wealth, schools
Churches ana law. abiding society invite
emigrants from all points to this land offruits
and flowers. For particulars address A.
uck, Land Commissioner, st. Louis, Mo.
l-22'd-eOdiy.
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To have elegant light biscuits, rolls;
buckwheat cakes, fruit dumplings, &C.,
You should use Dooley's yeast powder.
Ask your grocer for IL. 1t is q pure
baking powder. 4-2-d&wlw.
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NoTIcK is hereby given that / will pay
no bills for goods sold to any Of the EN-
ployes Of The CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves or for the use Of the office
unlese the same are furnished ca al order
igned by Mr.. Burne., or myself.
l2-20-ly JouS Ii. OBERLY.
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DusHAMs YEAST POWDER for purity
and strength Ia unequaled. All who use
II like IL and recommend II to their neigh.
bors. l-l7-d6m
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HERMAN LEVY,

No. 90 Ohio Levee, Cairo, Illinois
commission merchant, and dealer In hides,
sur., wool and leather. Highest cash price
paid for all kinds Of old metal, copper
bras, rags, and paper stock. Liberal sd
vsnces made to responsible shippers.
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FOREIGN Advertisements.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ORSTACLESTO MARRIAGE

Happy relief for young men from the cf.
fects OF errors and abuses In early HE.
Manhood restored lmpedimcnts TO mar.
rage removed. New methods OF tire atment.
New and remark bile remedies. books and
circulars sent free, IN sealed envelopes.
Address, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa,-an instiu-
ton having q high reputation Tor honorable
conduct and professional skill.
3-26 d&w 3m.
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Dr. Henry's Root and Plant Pnis'
Mia vi thoreagh-no nauses or gr!ping-en.
,Irely vsgstsoie-grsst liver remedy. Pr'cs 70
sents. COLD by Orugglsts.


The great soothing remedy. Price on,y 20
,ents. Gives rest to the mother snd health !"
the child Sold BY Druggists.
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Inof the LIVER, FLOOD, KIDNEYS and BOW.
Il.s, and grea, corrective Of all female deranse.
ments. u contains no alcoholic spinis and is the
pfsetdsNf SnSsftSfe/er CaIo'nsE
READ r1T1si
"A COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL. TO
Centlemen-The undetsig ned having known you for
many years as reliable chemists and pharmaceu.
fists, and. observing the effective action Of your
remedies f5r whatever recommended. wish to bear
voluntary evidence to the efficacy q your last, and
IN our opinion. best preparation, "MAGUIRE'S
CUNDURANGO Bl1rERs." 1t Is all that yen
claim for IL as an Alternative, purgative dspurltor
and diuretc. acting specially upon the liver blood
JOsEPH BROWN, Mayor. who add, al have
found this the mos, pea>ant srd effective medicine
have ever used"
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commissioner,
who adds /" endorse the Mayors opinion"
THOs. RlCHEsON, {. n. tAflIN.
Pres. Collier Lead 8 on q Latin Z, Rand Pow Ter
D " HousER. cHAs. G GoNTFR.
Prop. ST. Louis Cob. hmm Dem Cen Con-
W . WAGNER, . TtRGrsON.
BRITAIN A. NIL HENRY I MUD,
-, Attorney at Law. lale CilX & County Ass'r.
late prs' Doa,man. tF TS Gin Grim Correct.
HoRMAN colMAy, r., s nai { & brew PaHi flank.
Pub Rural World. / ; GREENWOOD.
NJ. S. HARrNfIT Pres. Y. ", {. A.
ls,e Ivy Collector. /. A. SHRyOCk,
NJ T. AYpRf fyys'''' Of cay Ian iiannentamp G.
q Moody. Michel & Co. Co
THERON BARNUM, JAMES ARCHER.
Il Barnum'S Hotel.
And many others too numerous 70 mention.
). & c. MAcUiRE,
Sole ProPretors. St. Louis. No.
PRICE, rs CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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- BUY ME- AND ILL 90 you GOOD
49, DIR. ll5NRYS
hoTySnlANr
PILLS..

ny cleansing tho blood and arou.ng the liver ani
e.eret'e organs 10 a healthy action, Dr.. Hsnrys
Root and Plant Pills cure many complaints which I.
would not DO supposed they could reach, such as
Headache, Pain In tho Side, Numb
ness of the Hands aud Feet. Oullnes.
Shii1ness, rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Loss or A APPETITE. BiliOus Dyseatery,
Kidney Affections, Constipation, de-
bility, Teycrs OF aii Kinds, Dyspep-
sla, J0uudicc, and other kindred complaints
arans from low state Of tho body, or Obstruction
Of its functions.
Being free from Mercury aud other poison. they
eau DO taken ut all times and under all eircumsta
COS, without regard TO diet, business pleasure.
They stimulate the weakened and distempersi
parts into healthy action. giving them strength To
d.sburcn themselves aud throw Oh the distractions
which arc tho first cause Of disease, WithOus
producing either nausea or gripping.
All heavy and drowey sensations, which are tho
flEerunners ofdiroful 4 seases such as A p0plcxy,
Pnralytlc Strokes, Sc. are etieetpally wardsi
on by few doses Of these searching Pills.
fu directions around each boz Ia EEA, Gsgu..l Rrssk
az spanish. Price - Ctuts = box.
prepared ~ tbs GFAflcn Medicine Co., 81 Louis No.
sold ny prusslsts Aui Dealers Aedsins eyeryuAeEs
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LOOK HERs.-Tbe following are the I'M
precendented low prices ut which Hardy
and GreenwAld, l05 Commercial avenue,
are manufacturing all kinds Of boots
shoes and CATERS:
Wellington French-cslf boo.s...... Sl2 90
ditto double soled. IL 90
Tongue boots, ss.............."..".. IL 10
ditto, double soled ......"....".. IL 80
Sewsd CATERS, plain, 3 90
And all other work done a, correspond
ing low prices. Repairing done with
neatness and dipAtch. Only the best
material used, and all work guaranteed.
They employ . number Of frst-c!ass
workmen ut their establishment, and are
manufacturing EVERY VARIETY AND
,TYLE Of Ladies' and Misses shoes and
CATERS at st. Louis prices, and guarantee
satisfaction. They make these . speciality
They also make 10 order al kinds Of fine
call kip or leather boots, in style and price
tnst deaes composition, either in Cairo or
in the West. All goods warranted to be
- represented. IF
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GKANDEsT SCHEME OF THE AGE
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J. & c. MAcUiRE,
Gil Dr4.rfa,.rs O. r,,s. AZ

PRICE, rs CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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Use DR.. Hersy's. worlds Tonic and
Blood Puri0er.!

II il the great household remedy, pleasant to
,,kc. vet potsut for the prevention and cure OF
aI,~ssss. Il 10 better than Bitters, Cordial
I,uchu or sa,saparills. Sold by pruss's"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04
TINE WkATHBA
WAR DBrAlrMRNf, asa u Css0 6sessi Q1sa
WAXING ron, Nov ember 4, I0o. 1o.0 a m

.
1YNoPtfs B0R THE PAST TWInTy-YOuR HOUna -
The storm centre Lake eu, erior last night ha,
moved ever Lake Huron, Northwesterly to south
westerly winds, Fartly cloudy westher, and low ba
rometer prevail on the upper lakes, followed By ri
sing bar meter. ature, and clear cath
er In the northwest Southw esteriy winds, faiiins
barometer and generally clear weather ia the lower
lake region. Hortheasteriy wiuds, cloudy weather
and low temperature in tbs Ohio valley and south
ward over r-npessee. NorIhesstcriy winds art
cloudy weather In the southern states, with coca
slohal rain near the coast. High barometer, olesl
weather, and light westerly and northerly winds ir
the n iddle and eastern states
PRoBABILIIIEs.-Tbsi lake storm centre will prob
ably move toward the st. Lawrence valley. FOr tbs
northwest, rising barometer, clear weather, north
westerly winds, asd very low TEN perature. extend
ing to the lower Missouri valley For the upper
lake region, fresh, northwesterly winds falling
perature, and par ly cloudy weather, extending { D
night to southern Indian. and Illinois. For tn,
Ohio valley and thence to Tennessee, southwestern
winds, cloudy weather, and occasional light rain
FOR the southern states northe .stery win Is
ing to southeriy, With cloudy weather ard occ
rain. For the lower lakes. sou. hwesterl winds ri
sing temperature. and increasing clou ,iness. Fol
the middis and cas- ern states southerly Winds, ri
sing temperature. and generally clear weather.
feleeraphc reports are missing from the southwest
and partly from the northwest aud the Pacific sta
lions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04

The school teachers in st. Louis have not
been paid their salaries since the summer vaca-
ton, and the sixty-day certificates which they
received in lieu Of il they are unable to get
csshed. st. Louis Is q wealthy city and wash
ington Is not. Yet st. Louis Is unable to
shoulder the burden OF sustaining its public
school system, though that burden Is infinitely
lighter then the tar PAYERS Of Washington are
compelled TO bear to educate, not only their
own children, but the children Of all the gov
eminent employees, contrabands, and other non
Taxpayers. Yet we have failed TO see tele gra ms
sent out from St. Louis abusing that city I'm
regard to its public schools burdens, as Wash
ington has been maligned by some Of the
"specials" Of the "Independent' papers. The
st. Louis Democrat says of the matter:
Capt. Cheever, the presiden0of the board
attempted to borrow S45 900 from the banks,
and succeeded in raising about $50 900, which
was promised on condition, however, that ii
would not be used unless the whole sum was
raised. Failing 70 get the required sum, he did
not use the amount promised, and the teachers
remain unpaid. The board owes Mr.. Maurice
the treasurer, over 500 900 of borrowed money /,
aud Is paving interest on a much larger sum.
The school board has been initiating the mser-
able financial policy Of the city BY borrowing
money In anticipation of its revenues. The
magnificent revenues Of the schools are in this
way reduced by the payment OF heavy interest,
and the teachers are compelled to wait for
their pay, which should always be ready for
them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04

All over the country the prospect Is ominous
for gloomy winter. IL is estimated that the
furry in Wall street will make a difference to
the whole country of over one thousand millions
Of dollars. Indeed, the amount of damage
done is altogether inc slcuIable. Manufacturers
everywhere are cutting down their force, run
ming on half time, or temporarily suspending,
on account Of the monetary stringency and the
dullness Of trade In all the cities, the winter is
destined to be very severe upon every class of
the employed. Many of the Wholesale and
retail trims are reducing expenses by reducing
the number of their accountants, clerks, and
statesmen. As usually happens. those who can
least afford to go are the first TO lose their
places. The dismissed have no prospects else
where, and must remain in town without occu-
patton, and vet with the greatest desire to work,
which is one OF the most deplorable conditions
of humanity. In New York city, alone, the in
dications are that at least 10000 or 10000 per-
sons will be thrown out of employment this
month, and the proportion to the population
will be vet larger in manufacturing towns.
Economy and even close frugality will neces-
ssrily be the order of the day, even in families
that have lived in luxury, in order to make both
ends meet until better times.
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rs THE ASSOCIATION or rHR OLDEST
w. lkhABlTANTs will meet in the Court room
1O-MOhk"W EVENING twednesiayL n 4
sG 9a.p JOHN cSRsSL t. i'sps
FrHE CaORAL SOCIETY win meet raj,
man, In Vernon Row. As the election Of eficer.
takes place shis evening, 10 10 earnestly requested
that there be full abundance.
Il 0'a'f fis'f san.L @. YOUNG, secre,r,.
F1OIICH TO IsRAELIrHs.-Ths Adass
asdsr The mana gomsnt q Rev j. A. CouEx. RUS
DAY EyEkIHG, eth inst, ct the Synagogue, on
Pennsyivsnia axenue. All desiring 60 sesd their
children TO this school will please apply 10 j. Ply
sEk, Sec .1139 1th street northwest. nov4-N'
nFAITENTION,k KNIGHTS OF PYfHIAs =
GSpo M n s.s war:
~ - souIs, Va, next riiday. Nov. 18th.
W1rccd TO neet xilh them nsxf THURSDAY EVE
1c, - e'sioek, IN their pew hall, southwest
xse, ss.rs K.iass rn ssir s nsSr N. ,.u
D. order q The @. q. ,o,1....
R COLON eIA 4. CHAPrSS, 10 n. v; q,
SvsHfsS, s.s G iss I = s,:, % wt0ElsbAI
irsssesed All n so ss'.sss .i ss
eI ss,s invited. 2 sfd :tS q e; "
TWAsHlN0TON GYnNl6IUG -10SSr
w ship tickets IN the Wsshiastsa Qyaaaeiun
Ao. g &. .Fss Il x.:
8xarcigiog, Beth and Reading Room, every dsy,
saesst Sssss., iron p. t. eI.. Dss 81
sssa ne sd ill., c:ssnif Gle: aosSsy Tss
ss.s.ss. sssr Nh ssrsst. spsesiss to Wsils 0psss
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1t is pretty generally conceded that the con-
servstives viii carry the election in Virginia
to-day In conversation few days since a
prominent Virginia conservative said: eft
Grant were running to-day he would carry the
state; and IL TO- morrow another election were
held the present republican state ticket would
be defeated by a large maiorityp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04

At the New Xork stock exchange Yesterday
the markets were strong at the opening Of bust
ness, bat gradually weakened up to the closing
hour. Money Is very active and gold
lower, partly because &c costs 20 nuch to carry
IL. The feeling in mercantile circles Is no worse
than Saturday, altho- Oh several unpleasant
rumors have been revived. There il nothing
ne ~ 10 note in regard te the banks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04

The authorities had better dispose of Irving
the burglar, by sending him to prison. He has
made another statement in relation to the
Nathan murder, and the New York detectives
are again in fever heat over his disclosures. No
credence can be attached the stories of such a
person, and this view OF the matter would
probably be taken BY any court Of justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04

The gifted telegrapher for the New York San,
undertakes, despite Controller Bakers detailed
statement, to make out that the District indebt-
edneSs isover sixteen millions. As the same in
dividual telegraphed that the District govern
ment had s2oo, 900 on deposit with Jay Cooke
y Co., when ii had only $500, which was off,
set by Indebtedness of that firm to the District
it will be seen that his estimates need consider
able discount
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PRIGIsTER's 9FFICE,
r. oTIlCE 9poRLEss ExCAyATING

Wy VAId0b,
1855 s'srREEr, October q, 1873.
Locked Boxes for reception Of orders for Scav
snger service will be found ct the following place.
Station. house, corner Of High street and CANAL
GeorsetowD; 0eof getown Market house, corner Of
Bridge and Potomac streets; A. 9. Taylor's store,
corner Of Twentieth and streets northwest; John
no{thwest;.J Green's store, 1890 Fourteenth
Clairs store, corner Of Fourteenth and v street.
northwest, Second precinct Station house, Seventh
street, above Boundary northwest; Northern Mar
ket at the Scale house. Seventh street, bet ween q
and northwest; Heffernan's store, corner O:
Twelfth and o streets northwest; Sixth precinct
Station house, corner Of Ninth and Gets, north
vest Mrs. Koehlers store, corner Tou tn street and
New York avenue northwest; Seventh precinct sta
hon-house, corner OF First and streets northwest
Temperance Commercial Bureau, goo Peunsylva
MIA avenue northwest; A. Lepreux', corner Twelfth
0uardhouse, Louisiana avenue, between n nth and
Tenth streets northwest; Mr.. Coombs store, corner
Virginia avenue and Eighth street southeast; L. A
Wood store, 3rner Ninth and : streets southeast
Eighth precinct station house, South Caroina
nue., between Fifth and Sixth streets southeast; d
Chr1stofAnf Bro store, corner First and street,
southeast; George q. Bassstts store corner Second
and streets northeast; Eastern market house, Gap
toi Hill oout beast; store Ninth and street.
northeast; VI. KegAn's store, corner Second and II
streets morn heaa Walker Bro. corner Eleventh
street and MARYLAND avenue southwest; First pre-
cinct station. house, corner Sixth and streets
southwest south, store corner and 1our-aad- shalt
All orders deposited in our boxes at the above.
mentioned places will receive prompt attention.
oct19 I'm
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The New York Graphic calls the World and
Tribune TO account for their remarkable obl,yi-
BUSINESS to the big steal Of 81, 500 900 from the
city treasury for the benent of the "Industrial
Exhibition Company" and says the same pa
pers "failed to detect the dishonest practices of
Tweed and his accomplices until the ring had
been hopelessly defeated" These papers are
so much occupied in the search for mares nests
in the District of Columbia that they quite over
look real frauds under their very noses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04
" to note in regard to the banks.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, November &.-virgfnia sixes, G
10 sied, 80; West yirRipia',, 8 bid to-day
The MarRess.

BALfrMoRI, November s.-virginia sixes, con
so.iossec, sS-s West virRipia',, bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, November Cotton weak ,ls,s 6t3.k
four duil ard b. avy, prices unchanged. Wheat
quiet and steady Corn auiet-vhite southern. 7sc77
yeliew southern, 81, mixed western nominal, 81
Oats stssdy southern. <sess western mix cd So: DO
Shft., se9sl; Bye quiet, soe1sI. Hay unchanged.
Is; Bulk neets-sboaldsrs nominal, s61sit; ciear
rib aides, eales At sk Bacon-shoulders, s.. as,
clear RIB sldes, g. sugar cured hams l1x a a. Lard,
nominal, N. Western butter arm and In god
demand-good to choice rells and tubs, 8aN.
Coffee nominal and unchanged. whisky duh "a
Sugar dull. 10.
LcnDen, November 4. In p. m.-fhe weather in
England to-day 10 fair. Erie, s.
fRANkFoRr, November 4.-B,nds, TX.
Lonpoa, November 4. .. m.-fhe amount OF
today 10 fN 600.
Pans, November 4-Rsnts 81 francs, eentimes
for both: Bonds. new hves, 90; Eric. so.
FRANKFORT, November Bonds, ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04

The merchants and business men of George
town. and in fact of that section of washin gton
lying above the Long Bridge, have long suffered
from a regulation adopted during the war, and
which has been unnecessarily kept up ever
since, closing the draw of the bridge at sunset
daily. They now propose to petition Congress
to remedy the evil complained of. They set
forth that the draw of the new bridge is three
and half feet narrower than the minimum
prescribed by law, and that it is a detriment to
navigation, tending to produce the recent col
hsions, involving great loss and damage They
also will ask that the draw be opened at any
hour of the day or night, in order that their
commercial interests may not suffer from use
less delays Its to be hoped that Congress will
grant the prayer OF the petitioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04
BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD at No
Il 1905 street northwest nov4 sts
WANTED-TABLA BOARDERs, at T23 18Th
" e,Ieet. nova St.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or uLfurnished ROO MS,
front and BACK parlors on first floor, large ami
banasomeIy papered, single Gu suite, aud two
with B0AkD No; 1f4S Pennsylvania svenue, be,
tween hth aho ioth streets. nov4- Elm
GENTLAMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
9TH pleasant k00MS and good TABLE,
BOAkD at No. 3 Grant Place. Also, Table
DoaIo. oct30 In
ROA kDIEG-FURNISHEDk OOMS-Ope Racs
~ Parlor ON hrst floor, and two nice Front Ro, ma
With BSsrd- Gall ~ el1 street, near Post Ofaoe
AIso, IeoIe ooeto. oct8- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04

HE PUBLIC DKBr.-By . typographical
error in printing the public debt statement In
Saturdays STAR the increase of the debt du-
ring the past month, g, O3s ,51s.45, was made to
appear As decrease, an error which was easily
detected by any reader who glanced at the
amounts above the misprint, show wing the total
debt to be greater Nov. LIST than it was Oct. LIST.
Our compositors have been 50 accustomed to
set up decrease Of the debt" in the statement
that they couldn't get the hang Of the reverse
figures.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SPIcIsL InPRoyRsENI rAXEs PAID,
AMP PkR ckNT. BONDS ION SAIL Il .
sS9.a '''' over S.,,ossi ns sryn B:.s.
E'oh sALL.Is s.eek, Coed WI %. ristsres
80 ca sRo9IRf sIosx. ssi1 SD sss,s. :,
..rsss. corner q 4 s;T.st .ouss~e.,. ' pSTsas
For SALE AZ GREAr s.ckIFIck1.aa
lsrs in HorEL FpRNlrURB, together with the
remainder Of Lease, vhek cod. the IL, dsy OF April,
ISo. Hotel IN god locality: IN complete running
crosr. NJ tncumbrancs whatever, and the rent paid
70 December LIST next. Address PHlLo, City Post
Vmee move a.
WAErHD-An sctfve OF silent PARTNER with
w 3fyWo. IN Q good paying u echaaic. y bu-fness
Aasrees "Acchsnical Basiness, Star once. nl-si'
ON OF TIE Bxsf LocArKp KEsTAU.
V kANfs, Deer Pennsylvania avenue, doing q
ecsa hn.inese, cderei for sale on easy terms hV
LAIinkk OLbAkr, nth street aud PennsTi.
Nsnia eNenee. novi-As
a RARI CHANC8-SoR sALE-rhe ssock
a md rtxtar.s Of hrst class sHoE sToRG
-eiline Address Bon Gle oity P.O oeIS,i In
DR0PIBfr ovSERs win ind il TO their a.
= vAnssse TO call upon US before paying special
rate. Bill paid. luf rmstion eheerfally furnish
ae,ya MOUSSE q hIpD IKroN,
The BEST WAY TO PAY SPECfAL TANErL
lLssve your tax bills with the undrrsise.d. thar
Vii De returned, reeeip,sd, less than the cost Of
Right per cent Crrtiscate. slws,, for s.je or an.
PKIER GA MPBELJ. Stock Broker,
octso- I'm la2S pa avenue, ahsva wsila-as
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xAoAD 01SS \ 14o1SSs
Merchant Tallers and Fine Clethlers,
povi.tr Ceyusp 1tb sud n stvs.t.

QANyO TAUGHT ON CORRKOr MUsIOAL
~ PRINCIPLES by BENZ. J. BURNELL ~
In one course OF twelve lessons. Pupils can &N1k
perform from twelve TO fifteen tunes. For in $SR
formation call on Sam. S. G.. Barbour, deaier
in stationery, musical Instruments, etc, gig
street, opposite Masonic Temple. Those desiring
will be prepared for the stage. Fine-toned Ramos
made q order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04

Some Of the former political friends of Mayor
Hsvemeyer, Of New York, have been inclined
to believe him pig headed in his administration
OF municipal affairs, but this is probably owing
IN great measure TO the fact that being an Of
heer elected by the reform party of New York,
without reference to politics, he has deemed it
his duty in many instances to disregard the
wishes Of his partizan friends. Those who have
watched his acts, however, since his elevation
to the mayoralty, must be convinced of his in
tegrity. He has just returned to the city coun-
ellis the "iadustrial exhibition scheme" which
proposed to give away 50 500 900 Of the city's
money, with such forcible arguments against II
that IL has been virtually killed by being recon-
sidered and tabled with but one DISSENTING voice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04

THE BEST OILS ARE THE CHEAPEST IN
THE LONG BUN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-04
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
700 ACRES nE raNn

lying on the Washington and Alex.ndri. tu-,,fr.
TWO miles from W sshington and four ferre A 49,
drls, VIII be sold In lots suit. 81 As an entirety
y rion OF the land has Of the most comm
views q any property surrounding either ci.T. IN,
these height. wss but Fort Scott from the fsct Of
IT'S commanding locality. One hundred acres "a
cleared land, y ing beautifully, and we'd Sdaptei
' agricultural purposes. Tnis land IL portion u
The Abingdon estate, and, having the adv.ntaye ~
two eiii.s, certainly of rs rare chance for az in
vet Title Is,.es, Fer term. and iotoTma.
and Real Estate Broker, Star uffce buiIding .ao
are the authorized agents Of the owner oct.. Ia