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THE NEW
w A 1T FL a M !

The past twelve month, At the walham
Watch Factory have been the busiest in the
Company history several wholly new s,cm-
winding wltchc- have been produced, and gpat
Improvements have been effected in the manu-
facture Of all variety Of their standard watchc-,
until now they include every size in both key
and .tcm-wmding, that can be desired, oreyery
qunlityaud Of every price st the same time
new inventions in machinery and other large
economic, have ohcapoued the cost, so that at
present It i, not too much TO claim that the Wal
than watchc- are the best and cheapest watche,
ia the world These claims are, in fact, almost
| every where admitted In thi- country it is q
matter OF fact that hardly any fine American
waiche- arc sold but those OF tile waltham make,
while orders are now regularly received from
| England, Australia, and the British Posse
sion' generally and foreign countries are ADAM
doning the hand made productions of Switler-
land and England, and eagerly adopting Amer
lean machine made wathim watchc. in their
place
Buyer OF silver wltchc7 should be- careful 10
observe the stamp OF the Company GA the ca-e,
IA. t,..tI ,. ,,, tt,. ,,,.,.,,,.,t - IA, ~ .t,t.,
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I0pho-t OF them all, in the essential
points OF quick aud uniform baking
economy in the Use OF fuel, superior con
-tructiOn, beauty OF design cleanliness ant
cas! management. AMI last but not least
perfect sntisiactton guaranteed to every
household That uses Charter Oak Cook.
ing stove, dN,Vtt
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Tho cannon. uh.r played import
Int part in ihr celebration cot .Irr.lay
night. Wa handled by Jc..r Hrilalir.
jaime Edwam-, len Thompson. jaime
oronau. Hugh Elac;. aud T.. Corcorau.
lhcy fired 80 ~ ono hundred and one
round. iiHy IN thc afternoon. fay az
duck and one "a midnight.
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Yon are hereby notified not tcglve, sell
or furnish through any means, liquor OF
any kind to my husband 'rimoth liessian'
Any one neglecdng this warning Will he
prosecuted to the fun extent OF th law,
453.l.l3-3L# WINFgED IlESIAN.
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George Lattuer cornerof Fourteenth and
washington avenue, win fnroi.h hereafter.
every day 10 hi patrons 80. lunch. he.
enthc hours OF ten and twelve O'Clock.
Fresh Milwaukee hecra and fragrant Havana
cigars to be had at ll~ Lar "a, an timcs.
% lg..f
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hereby warn all saloon keepers that II
anyone OF them shall hereafter sell TO my
husband, Richard Martin, any intoxicating
liquors, l shall prosecute him under the
liquor law OF the State Of Illinois.
4G51l Lat MARTHA MARTIN.
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a large lot of new, prime, live g'c'e
feathers for sale in quantities 10 suit the
purchasers, at the lowest market prices
IlESRY SAYEIe,
3SG.l0-21.3w % ohio Lciec.
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ohsr Tor sale the entire outfit and stand
of the 81. Nicho'a, Hotel, on Commercial
avenue, CAIRO Illinois, With a good paving
business, or III -cll the bar and fixtures
'epcrate from The outfit Of the house, oil on
good terms. Apply at the hotel.
MM. WETzEI prourictor
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"aniey y dri" store from o'clock in the
evening MI . O'Clock in the morn,no AMI
nom ] o'd)ck p.m. tin 2 o'rlock. nm
uhfse professionally absent. tI,ta %,
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Any pcr,on in need Of saddles, brides,
horse blankets, lap robes, halters OF any
kind OF harness, should bear in.mind that
William Ludwig, the popular saddler, has
just received full stock which he viii sei
at the lowest living prices.
| Itil 1 -IT-ln,
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Mr. 4. Fitzgerald has j'st received and
has ON ale at his sales room, a large stock
Of English ale, Porter Henne'sy brandy
and wines. aud liquor, OF all kinds, which
he will dispose of ut reasonable prices.
2S-g-2i.lm,
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acgisse.

Docto, stalker has fresh supply of ',on-
uM> non-humanizad vaccine matter lie
my Away be found at his office over Me.
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TWO desirable rooms To let with Dord,
very reasonable, to gentleman and wife
two gentlemen in the central part ofthc
city can also accommodate day boarprs.
Address box III.
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CITY NEWS.


Mr.. Eo.c. OF the irm Of Rose ~ Tenn
mic. i-npwmakiug arrangements Ia open
% confectionery on Eighih iroei where
Dec "ill manufacture candy OF every de-
-rin-inM.
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AthcucsInn.

| im readers should not forget that to
night j. The Last appearance Of the Wal
bach comedy company IN Cairo for some
time. They will give two performance.
today. lhis afternoon at 2 O'Clock III,
beautiful society play Of Divorced will
he produced. We need moi .ay ANYTHING
as our citizens had chance 10 scc thi.
'1'iiiil plat last time the company
hcrc. "a. Omission 10 the matinee
iiNed at p ard fifty cents. giving
everybody cln 20 SEQ II. The fol.
lowing explain. q rlf.
CArno. IT.. Nov. 13th. l>7I.
Nc .sr-. j. II. wallack a Co.
GENTLEMEN: On account of the DO
litical demonstration Thursday evening.
many of our citizens were denied the
pleasure Of listening to your rendition of
"tlouds. aud learning from those who
bad the good fortune 10 be- present. that
IL was unsurpassed by anything hereto
fore produced Ia Cairo, We beg that Won
win repeat it Tomorrow saturday Ev-
ening; hoping aud believing that the at
tendance will fully Justify YOU in acccd-
ing 10 orr request. Very Truly Nc.
W. II. Morris. H. H. Candcc.
Miles +. Gilbert. ". Dun IIaynic.
l.. W. Palmer. VIM. Is. Gilbert.
Frank Howe. W. lIy-lop.
\. y. Stafford. T.. &. Pace.
g. IIanny. VIM. Winter.
&. Winston Ill. HALLIDAY.
.Icwctt NilcuN and others.
81. CHARLES lIoTEL. Nov. ~. -.
W. IT, Morris. W. Dun Haynic. II. l..
Halliday. Jrwctt Wilcox and other.
6ENTLT,fAN ~ our. received. and
your request viii be- compiled with. and
We shall take pleasure ia repeating the
great American society play of CLOUD.
on saturday evening. Nov. 1lth. which
win positively be- Our last appearance IN
your city for some time Thankful for
your kind appreciation Of our humble cf-
fpn- To- please and amu.c you've remain
Respectfully Yours.
". II. WARE.
Manager Wallatk Comedy COMPANY
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Notice 10 Hunters.

Breecb and muzae loading sho gu p,
linl and pistols. Also ammunition o large
or small quantities, Quality and prices
guaranteed orders solicited
Al llcny's Hardware store. Ca'io Ill.
ilG-ll -S.dltWlt
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NOTICE.

|. G. RAILWAY CoNrPtNY,
Agents OFFICE, CAIRO, Nov. e ~
shippers viii please bear IN mind that
package. must he mlrhc with name OF the
,onsignee aud destination mi Initials
viii not do JAMES JOHNSON, AGENT,
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William Ludwig, the harness maker, is
now prepared to supply the public with all
kinds of horse clothing of superi or quail.
iry, which he viii sell very cheap for cash.
1GlI1-ll-lm
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Pluck.

a pair of these elegant chromos Tor ale,
at six dollars, retail price ten dollars. Ap.
ply at the BULLETIN OFFICE. If
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List

ARRIVED.
steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
Bette Gilbert. Evansville
b. II. Cook. Evansville.
Alice. Ohio river.
city OF Nicksburg. ST. Louis.
VIM. j. Lewis. Memphis.
Belle Memphis. Memphis.
city of Alton. New Orlcms.
DEPARTED.
STEAMER Jim Fish. Paducal.
Bette Gilbert. Evansville.
Il. II. Cook.
Alice, st. Loui-.
John \. Scuddcr. New Oricau-
.tnnr~ Gilmore. Pa.lu,uh.
tity OF Nick-hurg. Wick -hurg
Belle Memphis, 81. Loui-.
city of Alton,
RIVER, WEAIHEE AND BUSINESS.
The river last cycuin" Wa- feet II
inches on the "uaec having fallen on,
inch during the past q hour-. Tia,
weather cuulinur- clear aud cool. Bu,i.
mess iIr
WAR DEPT. RIVER RErOET.l
November ~, 1874.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
Marriage
Guide.

latest discoveries Ia tbs science OF repfoasouou Ps
the complexi0n, Sc, ,-.,.., an, .i,,y
Tbls |. an intcrcstng work Of two handred AMI Ivy
pa.r. With numerous enfrayinss. aud contains
Information for those who arc married Or eehWhau ~
rage st t Ia book that ought 70 30 ktN uni'i "'A
and key aai not left cnrlessy about the bonae' ,,-
ID CONTAINS the experience aud advice OF pAhNelAn
chose reputation u world vide and should Dc Va hv p
vnt of every pale aud female trouRhou TIT ene
globe II embraces everything on the suJet ot ne fcher
alive system that Is worth kuoSing and ueh thAi nv'
published 10 any other Sofk
sent 10 any one tree of postaltl for Ffy Cents.
Address Dr. huts DspelsarJ, No. ~ ~ hish'h hu~'
FIT I.ouis, NO
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Nolloe 10 the Afflicted and Unfortunate.

pte app,iug 20 tho notorious qnasks Who advertise IN
uuie paIsrs OF using any quacs remedies, pernse hT
has VOID matter What your disease "a " how dspef
able condition =.
Dr. iuts occupies double house Of rooms
IA Endorsed OF the most celebrated medical probes
ss N this country aad Europe aud be consulted rrf
sanay OF by mail the diseases mentonei 10 his solt :
once and parloTs, No ~ North kighth street bessssf
aaIfet and chesaut, S. Louis, Mo. ~
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hight rooms to rent on Third street be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nue-. Apply 10 william Mcllalc, or at
this Office.
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roEr ITEMS.


-tapr. Frank Bcdard. Capt. Jack
GrJmmcr and Col. Bry,on were In the
city yesterday.
The steamer Alice could not get far
Their mp the ohio than The Sisters, and
returned 10 this port. Col. VIM. merrill.
capt. Davis and Capt. File. took passage
ON the b. II. Cooke for Evansville.
The Alice. Capt. Crap-tcr. goes To
~. Louis.
The Bette Gilbert brought out a
barge containing hour, apples, polatoc,
and hollowarc for rc,hipment south.
The City of Alton brought forty ton,
for thi, port, and had a fair cargo of ,u-
gar and salt for II. Louis. She reports
seven feet of water to Memphis, AMI 90
feet below that point
The Il. II. Cook brought - tons foI
rcShpmcnt.
Diver Hiram Hill went mp the Ohio
OH the 3. H. Cook last evening.
The Belle Memphis brought so lrtir'
coilun for the East.
| Iri,ht nnpnIa NJ A .tt.,up far : fan
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New Cairo cay Coal and wood Ward.
Go TO &. W. Wheeler ~ Co.tor l'Ittsbrrg,
Grand Tower and Illinois Coal woodal-
way on hand aud sawed to order.
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ST LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

4 hNiBi SIS arrive lt auI depart from ihr
- "h.' CORNER seventh street .rll ,omiu.I, BOD
..tuHr Hs follow
i'''l- tspnr.s ictyr iliir ati 0o 5 " aud
Huil'. - ~ \ II
through freight leave. B4hg cNc,pi sunday.
u' . I'D 4 " and Iultta az si VI
zoe 90 I'D point ~ icNa aid NikAu-a.
} 1 HOURS LESS THAN ~ ANY
- OTHER ROUTE.
Sim fl'm cairo Go Little EooL D. boar
90 tvNafytul ~ hYut-
o. Ivuer.lu. lt.4.. % hlUU.
30 'L.f-HlIl. % uuur-
o. shtesspsu, I1u.ilLl, 10 blUf.
o. b4IIa.. isll.. si boom.
o. ltriUr. IsrI-. f- tpuf-
D. liuu.fpu, ieNa-, 80 hour
ln ttlys-tuu, Ic.Is. 90 hYiu.
d AxTELL. c. W. HEQUEMROURG
'Niri lnE ,u"rf Agent. HiII. lIi.
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\ c,ttagc on Tenth street, between
Washington avenue and Walnut street. No
y. Enquire OF {. LAME.
I1l-lI.11.tf
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Eight pounds Of A sugar FOR 81 four
pounds Rio coffee for 81; New York buck-
wheat lour; bell and bugle cranberrles;
choicest green tea s % per pound and all
kinds Of groceries, cheap FOR CASH by
j. II. PHILLIPS. lGl-ll.1i.GL
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cakes Candle.


Tho best and purc,t made. For sale by
j. II. PnlHIrs. 4A ll-I3-its
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RAILROADS.
TIME CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r.


Wal at."@..."...l2. I5n IA ....a. l....a.. Dali s.
tApr.1s ~ -. ...... up m.ENcept SUNDAY
ftcighi M... See. 5.'1a M 81 MONDAY
iWiHhi ~. s............lU % y n. - SUNDAY
f"iHhi nf,..., ..... % - NJ SUNDAY
JAMES JOHNSON, Agent
, 1874-06-02
THE LOUISIANA LEVEE COMPANY.

TO the Editor Of TIE Chicago Tribune:
SIR: Feeling deep interest In Louisiana
AFFAIRS. nm always happy to indoreo statements
which truthfuly and clearly set forth the ceuscs
which have produced devastation and ruin in
that onco wealthy and prosperous State. The
opportunity iB offered 1nc III the letter you pub
liBh to-day from o citizen OF Franl;lin In.
It il unnecessary for mo to enuMornto tho
many swiudles Which havc bcen forced upon tho
people there sinco tho close Of tho War by
cnrpct-bng legislation. Ono deom Buniclont-
the Louisiana Loypo Company bili-to provo the
rascally manner in which bills are passed by the
corrupt Legislature, reSardlesB OF tho amounts
ofn select few, ind for tho purpose Of dcfraud-
ing tho lllany.
II no other proofs wero existing as to tho
fraudulent intention Of tho Louisiana Loveo
sro sufficient to brand the whole thing as a
fraud. James F. Casey, Collector OF tho Port
Of Now Orleans, man Of small (houest)
capital, and much lcss brains, AcomB
TO hold tho holm Of this bogus ship, and steers
The alroaly-dopletcd 6tate Treasury, loads up
will, State bonds, turns gracefully around, and
Elidea triumphantly through the portals Of the
old United States granite building, whore tho
Et,oilB arc divided among tho United States Of
NIL. Of that ilk k,-liMsoEf (Casoy) getting, as is
ubual With hm in such frauds, tho lions BllRro;
lor inutancc, the great Coutourie sugar frauds.
Tho next III rauk is Telix Hcrwis, Casey'A First
lieutenant in md out Of tho Custom-House
lie Nas mainly instrumental In getting tho 1oyco
Pill uanscd, Mt tho tno he acL ell as Htnto Senator
lio io now Special Deputy Collector Of tho Port,
enl waa Mt that ttna, which easily explains Ills
Influence IN lho Legislature, nlato up. as it was,
9f Custom -lIonso officials who received their
appointments through him, and must, therefore,
ta1Ico to his music or rcceivn the grand bounce,
tud preferred to do the former
Tho above two arc tho begt-kuown uamos
which appear in The bill, the othors not being
known outside the Custom -I1ol,ao building bc-
ing mere figure -hta.ls. Tho fact is, Casey and
lIOrwig uro tho Company. Mother OF thcso men
s respected in tho community in which they
i've (oxcopt porhaps, by the tew sycopliantio
pflico-holders, wloKe torms OF Office dore1ld upon
sllo amount Of toudylsm displayed, tito ono OK.
ceiling being considered tho most loyai). Sucl1
lro tho mon WHO control tlle loyee system Of
Louisiana, mud who aro iusly responsible for q
Croat amount Of tho destruction OF life and prop
orty causod by tile lato overflow, through their
neglect in strengthening tho loyceB. for doing
which thoy arc paid just twice rs much az any
ono outside Tho Ring could possibly Get, and
which no contractor would hnvo tho faco to aux.
This is, perhaps, tho greatest fraud ever passed
by that or auy other Legislature, not dollar for
Gsock ovor having bco1l paid In. Yet toos this
concan draw, at roguarly-Btnte'l periods, on the
Traasury for tho paJnoMt OF work Which has
hover boon oKccuto1. LuC1us.
Chicago, May 10. 1874.
, 1874-06-02

William Cobbett, son Of his celebrated
father, appeared IN tho Court Of tho Quoe1l'a
Bench tile other day to movo writ OF habcas
corpus in tho Tichborno caao. Not being ,nen,-
Der Of the Bar, lie was not permitted to inako ap-
plication. lLe accuis to have penchant for
mailing motions in that Court, and o14ce when
imprisoned for contempt. 6ent his wifo to 1nnte
the motion. Ho insists that tho lIabeus Corpus
act pcruits 'any person" to nuke application.
btt the Judges always rulo that "any person D."
must do it through an attorney.
, 1874-06-02

Tho favorable north wind is bringing IN vessels In
are 1t cast sovey-lve iumbcr-laIon vessels at tic
mnrke, but tho sales aru very slow. ThA1lkH 10 tho
vigilance Of tic uarbor-astcr, no Incidents hayo oc-
Tho excursion yacht Den Drake will run to south
Chicago and Calumet River this afternoon at O'Clock,
Since Fritlay night twcnty-foar vessels hnvc been
engaged to carry grain from this pnrt to buffalo. Tho
'ssrssate faRasy sso sss on or way from
this city to Cork, lrclnu, with loud VI corn, Inns
s1sc kingston aud will cav0 thcro this evening for
Tho achr 9. N. Stanton is goItlng ncu jb-
boom.
Tho itom In ycstcrdnys TRIBUNE, 10 the effect Tim.
Goodrirh's steamers had been withdrawn from tho
huskegon linc incorrect, III 10 far tho bouts
Cere only withdrawn between Milwaukee and M sLus-
kcgon mud Grand Haven every day, aud aro doing
good business.
The atcan-bargc Forest City, recently IN the orc
tra'lc has gono 10 Duluth for cargo OF wheat from
that port to Uutfalo.
Tho prop Dcun R!chmond now has Lay h Perry
compound engine. Her arAt round trip, Just COM
p!eted hows quito satisfactory results III Tho economy
The aehr narrcs. Homo is ut Port Huron getting
pew 1anannast, and tho II. n. scoveln new foreboom
The brig Hcltcnstcin has about closed her career
- eail craft sho waH built III 1Bl7, is owned
BY alesHrs. John Kellcrhouso and =: D, Doyle, and
will be converted Into q tow-burge for lumber.
Capt. +. s. Miller, Of the steamer Arctic, reports
wsathering heavy storm Lake Superior last aIo,-
aaw. tho drops wcro driven VIII such forco that
tho water beat through sound Inch partition into
his calm. Eo moro leo should ho Reen Oh the lake
Rfrr The ztor1n.
Messrs. Tnoruycroft Brothers claim tActitlc Of "tho
iaa!oat steamer in tho world" for boat they hnyo
FOR sorvco in the Orlssa CANALS Tile dimensions OF
the vessel follows: Length, 81 feet beam, l!
feet druft of water, feet Inches. The speed con.
tractca for was 20 stated miles Per hour Ths ht1
he working larts Of tho engine, and tho propc1er-
9hornycrofts 1latcnt-arv Of Bossemer steel and the
fu fanlf ri fr{n NJ 1t1nt
was made tho 14th ult., under thv inspection Of
Col. 11ui, r. f., Chief Engineer of bengal irrigation
per hour ussinst tho Tide, atls miles ,er iour CIV
Ing mean speed Of 24Gl miles ror hour. In nnothor
trial WAS slown thut the boat could keep specd
Of a2 miles per hour without losing nlcaln. Theae
speeds extraordinary enough III themsclvus, hut
when 1t is considered thRt they attained by boat
only 81 feet ouE thcy become absolutely wonderful.
lho value Of swift steam launches torpedo boats IL
acknowledged md nlrcady various Governments have
ordered boats from Acssr# Thornycrott's yard, near
L nt Inn
, 1874-06-02
sson, oheney, Anes, Nabob, Delaware, David Wells,
William ctnsawaite, Seaman, john Wubcr.


A"Np NEHHElA uH lNu AlU0ltCS
Low lake rates prevail this epring bong about e1na
Ihese Rates, IL ,nuat Go Remembered coi,el,cnt
possible Tint there /. not now my extraordinary
amount Of grain to forward for tho rea.on that zig
extenl, an hive III for e vetssls less tim could
have boon e1ecct! last fall according 70 I'LL pruyiona
vcry lo in tonnupo sco last year al rites wore mol
proltho then, hut It had hcen stimulated by tho high
nna prnnsaos raies o. 3s7a which, tos nnfreIue,ty.
In to single ksusoii. Tho tonnaga then hlreayin
c1cs.s of sho ten'nu probably, while thla year. owing
supo,or orc to Luke Lille rurs Ia release! and een-
an IT. r 5efT chiefly 10 for 0fs ep
1tio md tho prospect for vctsslowt,crs IL decidedly
discourag!ng. There ia talk Of beginning direct ship
scale, to nd employment for sosno Of thts snpcrous
aonnaEe for ocsa4 rates srs not sow VT high About
pool, while fro chicago to Buffalo, oner,l Of that
!asanee cents !. accepted. 1hero u no difficulty i IN
year onS or moro isko vcssc have nado tho voyass
from Chicago y Liverpool but Il 4 noticeable TINT
' 5S made a.S Iy IT,. ' rhSao who have % snycsaa.ed a
shirments eaunos bo mae eeo'lonienily ''''sa that
IL. !na tho costlicr cqinmcns and larger needed
1n % %sa 10 q On @ hs,
vessel Oh tho st. LuwrcMcc, which, indeed, need
bo very blight. Hut II may bo true enough that such
lake vcssca M ats fitted for voyagos COIL easily
ba 80 foa under tho prcscnt circumstances. n
water; which lends to tho inquiry whether, WHEN tho
Caadlan canals sufficiently enlarged to pass most
or all lake tcescls tho hitter may not find available
times Of depression Of traffic the lakes, like lilo
present, but nlso every winter during tho five mnntha
When navigation Ia coEel There ID immense to1l-
nago on tho lakes, al half Of it added 10 the Atlantic
nect woull doubtless bo no TO carry A tho Grain OK
1urts Of tho country within fvo lnonths.-Railroaa
Gu:eie.
, 1874-06-02
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

fT,HN srEAMII,ss STOvE FURNITURE tSTHAAl.
l. "ss, odnEe!s OeoAutoal1 nnns fstel VIII nsVeE "
iauuI waatiux Ia any 6ouas. alQ kast Aadlaon'st.
, 1874-06-02
CITY REAL ESTATE.

E7OR sAIEo1EAUTiFuL Hrs16TNGE At IoW
M na qUsr i III, kG Il ~ %fn i. H, XII I'm
e9f1@ e ossIao e. .iao to hg yaacs: nw Il the upo
ID se
sa nueucn, vii ha gI9on i" To- I'll o,ns I" Cu
ssa nss & so m sn et
s' a Ss h: s0S so VII akes sAy ~ r. G
MAM1EN 1e Chamber q Oomnoreo. noreo..----------
hs.!s 1s nj .s esa 1 aySs n % @ s
sfnSsy mrteH NJ ho wit ron !no M ts soo 81 sas and
tnnt u 1nn"rT @ ~ from 9so 70 T"1;S III 1 hst
Maiscn L. IT. r. tT'o'' or 70 room i'' A"a'
grou oovotoi viii n1 boau ifo eno,S opn ,oa o x
f5S M e cont is,eIe; Fl e;
II n'};t NJ ss vs|as NJ
Ges,s1,sd: Gsanslss j. Es1las wAHhEN ID ohaudor 81
1,aSs, 4 ss, Sqs
alttle II desired. lu1uiu al lii Glarkst., III tho LINK.
sALE a. s,; oh IN TUE pisT,or IT, h2DNp pIS,p
Fq11;ss A N AZ L0rsaKT 51naI INyST
lltlsin,sa tinrmThinrn No onnv ronnitn dn'sm tm
ssS Ay sna & @ II 'Hi Ss so
mon SALE-WN IA AVN YEA3S T1fA9E OF
house anl AZ ": asl WA6sshTy nsar ldrldFo
I :oS sats
Y1'; MX;iSlsE. y oaenesE q 99m;no5se;
oaS H., nnns,i;~hr n.s;oS ~, GasesAI M ' vHx
r.!E o Hff os ne5f emss s fi1's
T1OK RALTs-ON EABY TERMS, TIIV FIIlST-
, 1874-06-02
CLAIRVOYANTS.

.....-. CLAIRVDYANTS.
~ wonderful spiritual modiams, lis Wcst hfaasontt.
RTADAhM ROSS S-'rIiiS NEN0WNEn LADY
~ seo aas ~ oHun II deciding nloa = eor.s ot
business. the hhs no superior In do!lnuains tho raa
lEoso!t An tntnEo She Fivca bstnr than
all maltots q iniroranuu. ROOM u East hinnrns-s
hTl.H. HELM, aa1 WEST KANDOIrH ST., TELLS
W the PIT .na fatn5s, y watc1 Q. cards. ssras.----
, 1874-06-02
MEDICAL

T0R. DUEF. t9 WEST ,AlADlSON-Sr Sr. CONHUITA.
tem. cAtszsh, Ant dyspepAA "' ~
, 1874-06-02

4 trumpetor Of uregimellt stationed At tho Cape
Of uoVd Hone drank so mich Quo night that he
aould not itaud up, and In thla ltuation L!u
, 1874-06-02
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE.gIIEAr-st. SALE .ooo ACRES IOWA 1.ANDf
cash will take tllcn; nlso, equity In houses II
suburban lots. STEVENS = WELD. No lie Dcasbpri
, 1874-06-02
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AGENTS WANTED.

4 GENTS WANrl;D-T0 BELL TIL: nKsT SELL.
sou @aks st u slu pr div. El EAHalsst,. Noons u.