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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-22


The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Is published every
morning Sundays excepted) at the southwest cor
nerofThlrteenth street and PennsylvaniA avenue
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copies year. els; single copies in wrappers, Eve
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~ All communications, whether on business or
for publication, should he addressed to WH. J.
MURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Washington, ID. c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-22

O., Whati A, The. superintendents, espe-
cially If they have not been paid for five, six,
or seven months, are very apt to sign anything
have trapped them. Vhey sign pay rolls, and
as soon as Icompared!t afterward there were
thousands of dollars of difference.
Il Q. Are Gallagher 81 Co. constructing this
sewer that was, awarded to theml A. Yes,
sir.
Q. Are. they doing: 1t themselves or by sub
contractors A. think they are doing 1t
themselves.
! Q. You have been a member of the board
for some time; would like to have you state
what was the reason for laying these expensive
wooden and concrete pavements in localities
that are. comparatively misunderstanding
there is comparatively nobody hvingl A, i
cannot give You any info- nation.
i O.. We're. you party to that in anyway A,
, No, sir.
q. Were you consulted about III A, No,
sir,
o. For. example, there Is Fifteenth street,
from Boundary down to s, that Is laid with. Z
> wooden pavement, is it noti A. Yes, sir.
, @. Did you have anything to, do with; thf
, letting that contract A. Nc, sir; nothing o.
all. Since this has been mentioned herslatsiy
have looked up this matter to some extent
r find that contract has been given extending
from Rhode Island avenue to Boundary. After
ward this contractor came tolthe office, and go
a the grade fxed for the whole line, and with
= out cur knowing it, and not suspccting any
. body to be out there on the commons. BE CANT
all al once and asked fora final measurement
n for. large stretch of pavement. This wa
\ giyen.to him, and this was the first heard o
n %. believe he does not meaneEen to lay tn
' intermediate part, because no has asked for
= final measurement, and so far. as the record
would show he has been pail In fun for wha
a he has done, and has LEFT the city for parts un
known; believe. for Pittsburg. That wa
Mr.. Filbert; he was q sub-coutractor of Gregg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-22

By NJ. stsysrtsQ. You were presens when
Mr. -Cluss Was making an explanation Of We
! surveys which you made at the intersection OF
New Hampshire and Virginia ayepuess A.
Yes sir. II the committee please, ! should
| like to explain that . little more fully. Per-
hapa know little more about II tan mr..
| Cliss. Originally, Major Vanden5argn was
awarded the contract for grading Virginia sy-
| enue. between Seventeenth street aud ROCK
/ creek. Subsequently he had an order don't
| know whether his contract demanded It or not;
| hut simply know that he had an order from
The Board TO include the reservations between
1 II and G and Twenty fourth aud fwenty-sIKth
| streets-all that is colore6 10 yellow on the
| man. Now. all this work colored In yellow
was cross-sectioned, and the result Of those
cross-sections make l0S SEQ yards. Mr.. Blick-
ensderfer came within 400 or 500 yards, 81 10
proves the correctness of the cross sections
generally. But Major Vandenburgh, for the
purpose Of filing down here, also took out
two small sections, right aud lef, Of Twenty
fourth street, and thea added 70 the saounts
Of the cross-sections, aud that brings that esti-
mate Of Mr.. Vsndcnburgh up 10 ahoSs l0S,Ooo
yards. The persons who had the soptrace for
G. street sR3 Vandenburgh-theee Vas Some
trouble about getting out that inter
section. Zach one claimed 10. Finally, the
/ parties who had G street, Gent on and took IL
out; but as our cross-sec.don included G street,
It was all work In those, and the Intersections
were aiterwsrd ta.zen out. That is all this
work In yellow mere on the nap; win 'osss
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-18

We desire to call the attention OF all
who would maze the best use OF their
money. 10 our large and varied stock of
goods of every description. our line of
dry goods win he found equal to any IN the
city. A. we have recently commenced in
this line, we have no old stock or high
priced goods on hand. We do cash bus
mess: buy Often; have fresh goods on our
counters every day, and will not be under
sold by any house in the west. Our large
aud increasing trade enables us to buy
from first hand, and do business on much
closer margin than those who do less bus
mess our line OF cbildren's, misses and
ladies' shoes is now complete. We get our
goods from the best factories in the
United states anu nave owed them 10 DC
uneaualed 10y any goods in this market
They are sold almost ~ low ~ the trash
YOU buy from the ordinary dealer. We
have also line of eastern goods, thar You
can have almost At your own price u you
wild name it when you call. No inferior
goods will lie offered unless you ask Tor
them, a. we expect to maintain our reputa'
ton for sell ny the most durable goods
ever offered 10 Cairo. Cali early at
ELLIOTT 4 HArTHoRN's,
| 10i Commercial avenue.
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man; +. &. Glassman, TAYLOR. wiscon-
sin and j. W. Phillips. New Orleans.
}. II. Bethune, 5. Hay, Charleston.
Mo-; T.. T. shutter. Pittsburg: Frank
Moore, sam Davis. New Madrid: Chas.
r. Baylis, Chicago Fred -. Forrest.
New York; A. j. Alden. Vienna: VI. &.
Nixon. Charleston. H.: II. Brooks. Mem
PMS; j. &. IIuler, Enterprise, Miss; !.
J.. Lewis. Clinton. Ky: W. u. Arnold.
Harry Ward, Flint kcnnicott. Fred.
Greenwood. j. u. Buckley. Chas. Metz
ger and wife Jas. Mcwiliams. Harry A.
Saxton, Fred. W. Modcr. WIN Case and
Miss y. Davaugh of the Katie Putnam
company. were registered at the bel
Iunninn
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Why We Want a Niddie-Aged Woma".

We are DESTROYS of obtaining a woman
skilled in the care of children. one who
can take charge of at least six, the oldest
eleven. \ woman. middle-aged and we'll
recommended. who can do this. can find
,'oadv employment by enquiring at this
office. We have asctttalncu tiidt the Ell
iting OF "A paper; the management OF a
printing Office in which the pump j. liza
BILE 10 get out of order: the control Of n
house in which live. move and have their
being thirty people. and i've
servants neither of whom knows more
than he or she should know: the cndur-
ancc of cnploye, who prefer snakes
10 business. aud women 10
snakes: and besides this. Fix children,
nearly twins. all possessed of good lung,
and all anxious to be- heard day and night.
oppre,,c> H.. We may, however. get
along if we can get the middle-aged
woman We are seeking for. and there
fore we cry out to her: come to Us
gentle dame and come at once. Come
when yOu'r looked for or come without
| warming"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-18

Charles Coleman a river man. was ar
rested several day, ago for striking q
woman named Alice james. and was
Yesterday taken before Judge Bros for
triat. Bro.s fined him five dollars and
c,sts. at which Charles became very an
gry and began to Use rather rough IAN
gnage to the judge. For each offensive
remark made by Coleman. the judge fined
him five dollars until the fines amounted
To thirty dollar. Coleman. thinking
he would 90 up for some time. made a
break for the door. ran down stairs and
up Twelfth street to the levce closely fol-
lowed by Cain and ~hrehan. When they
reached the levee Shechan drew hi- re-
volver aud shot AT him but missed. Then
Cain tried his hand at shooting and also
missed hi mark. Coleman not liking
the idea of being made a target of.
stopped and wa. taken in hand by the OF
iiccrs. who placed him in the county Jail
for ,ai,'-keeping.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-18

schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Schenck's
Sc, Weed Tonic, Schenck's Mandrake
Pills. are the only medicines that will cure
Pulmonary Consumption.
Frequently medicines that viii stop a
cough will occasion the death of the
patient: they lock up the liver, stop the
circulation OF the blood, hemOrrhage iol-
lows, aud in tact they c'og tho go" OF
the very Organs that caused the cough
Liver Complaint aad Dyspepsia are the
causes of twoihirdS Of the eases OF Con-
sumption. Many persons complain OF
duh pain IN the side, constipation, coated
tongue. pain In the shoulder-blade, feelings
Of drow siness and restlessness, the f'od
Wing heavily on the stomach, accompanied
with acidity aud belching up of wind.
These symptoms usually originate from
| disordered condition OF the stomach OF u
torpid liver.
Persons 80 affected, II they take one Of
two heavy colds, and II the cough IN thes'
eases he suddenly checked, will lind IN
stom ch and liver clogged, remaining Tor
pid and inactive, and almost before me
are aware the lungs are mass OF sore
and liberated, the result of which l. death
schenck's Pulmonic yrup is Nh expe'
tor.nt which does not contain opium q
ANYTHING calculated TO check cough sue
denly.
Schenek's sea Weed Tonic dissolveS III
food. mixes with the castle juices oil
, stomach aids digestion and creates raw
nous appetite.
, When the bowels are cosTiye, skin sallo
or the symptoms otherwise of bil'io'
tendency, ScbeneA's Mandrake riis al
, required.
These medicines are prepared only by
j. IL. SCHENcK 4 SON,
Northeast corner Sixth and Arch street
;. Philadelphia, Pa. And are for sale by
= druggists and dealers. ii'ilmd@w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-18

Mrs. G. W. Bradley Is IN Evansville
visiting.
The G.. t.. Fox pantomlm" troupe
have engaged forty rooms ut the 81
Charles hotel.
Cal. Wagner has taken twenty-five
rooms at the ~. Charles, for the acconl-
mediation of his troupe.
MIR. John Reeves, of the firm Old H.
Reed a Co.. left thi, morning for trip
through this and the adjoining counties
of this state, on buSincs for the firm.
| Mrs Thomas Winter left the city
SUNDAY night for Louisville, where she
will remain for several weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. l.. l,osenbaum, general agent
for The Old Reliable Happy Cal. Wag
ner's Minstrels, is In the city making ar
arrangements for the appearance OF tina
company at the A'heneum'
Among the most prominent at the ST
Nicholas were the following: {. i
Crosby. Centralia; ii. l.. Brown, Fol
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-18
A Good Thing Gone GIimmering.

Col. TAYLOR and Receiver Morrill,. who
were in New York last week on railroad
business. are again AT home. Col. lay
lor and Mr.. Smthers. representing the
Cairo and ~. Louis Railroad company.
and Major Morrill, with Mr.. Morgan
representing the Cairo aud Nincennes
railroad. met To determine upon the de-
tails of contract for building an M
clmed plane NJ the old fort, the erection
of Il freight depot near the fort ana n
business alliance offensive and de-
fru,iye between the {. and v, Miss Go
&. aud Fulton aud {, and ~. l."
railroad. The conference resulted IN
| nothing. On the details the parties
| srparatcd. and We understand the feeling
between thc,partics was bitter. We re-
| oret this failure, II l. one OF the good
things for cairo she 81 often gets To her
lin, aud then scc7 torn away from her
hut the Cairo people have learned To hope
with great ability, and they will now do
the best Kind of hoping that an arrange
ment will yet he contaminated by when
the roads named above will make cloS'
connections at thi, city.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-18
Auction sale.

l will sell at public auction. on Seventh
street, between Washington avenue and
W alnut street, at the residence Of the late
j. y. Patton, deceased, all the house held
goods of said deceased, consisting Of par.
sells and Ingram carpets, china and delft
ware. lounges. pictures and mantle orna-
ments, cook and heating stoves, and other
articles, too numerous to mention. sale to
commence at 10 o'clock AIN. on Tuesday
next, the 18th inst. MARIA J. PATTON.
ID. Hartman, Auetioneer.
Cairo, Ills, November IA, 1874.
4GB.ll.lh.ot
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Another 1igi,t.

Monday afternoon. n drunken man
whose name We could not learn. while
lying on the steps of james Lanes st
loon. on commercial avenue. became
rather noisy aud disagrr"abIc. Mr.
Lane, becoming tired of hi- company. re-
qucstcd him to pick up his bed and walk.
which he refused to do. and began to pre-
pare himself for "a trial of hi- muscular
ability with james. Jimmy became very
much inccnscd. and let loo>e with his right
-lcdgc hammer. caught the noisy gentle
man on the nasal organ. and sent him To
gras.. The fellow wa arrested and S"nt
to the lock-np. We mean the noisy
fellow
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-18

Mr. and Mr.. Alard. OF Paducnh
ny. returned from a fOur-wcek's visit 10
the Hot Spriugs in Arkansas. and took
passage for home on the Jim Fisk YES
terday. They found their stay at the
spring- very pleasant and return much
refreshed
The I. #. Eckcrt has been engaged for
a few day, or So washing the mud ont of
a barge of coal for Captain Lowcry, near
the Ninccnncs wharfboat.
Capt. Davis. who j. manager and part
owner of the dr-lge boat which lid such
good work on Bacon rock. aud at the
foot of the incline OF the lllinoi, aud Mis-
,i>,ippi Central railroads. is ovcrhauling
and improving the machinery OF the
drrgc. Ia increase it, convenience aud eli
irctivcness. 1t now has capacity for the
removal of II la Is hundred yard- OF
sand ebay or gravel per day.
Mr.. Rusk. clerk of the steamer Indi-
ANA. which j. laying at our wharf. ar
rived from Cincinnati yesterday. Should
the rise in Barren and Green riyer-
amount to anything, the Indiana may 90
Ia Evansville for New Orleans trip.
The James Howard lii out tor st.
Louis yesterday.
'.-'-. So.
he taken ont on the ways to have her stern
raised u little.
The swell on the river j. putting III,
bars above and below the city ont o
sight fast.
The Bee brought three hargcs from
It. Louis and added one barge here. civ
ing her four barge- of freight, beside hcI
| fuel boat, for New Orleans.
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may GOODS.
New Arrival
--Ot i-IHNULIa-
GOODS
AT A GREAT CONCESSION FROM
FORMER PRICES.

p We call the attention OF every
buyer " DRY GOODS ~ TIA" Niio"i''"
sPEcIALTIES
rt-tiuy pi-c.- REVERSIBLE BLA'k Al
pa \! net r-c-iN.i from Sew on VIZ
porter al - aud upward; graf 'a't''"
zs-un, Hundr,7i pi.rr, FLhNEl- a. &c
MI t,,,,ri \ look ~ our fnu-i. Viii con
zinc. oil of the rNttauriinary bargains W. ~
Offering
sg-on. nnndr,i PARIS BLhNkEf~ III
auk upward
sy-F,ny dozen GENT~ UNDEH~hlRI
- ~ INIH~ from 80 to ~ ~ Gentle
u,.u uI.hiny To- -aN. money ~ thrir purrih-" col
underwear should give our stock - eHi'iuI exam
nation
rs-An .l.,spt line Of LADIES amt 'lIlL-
NH ~ C\DERwA ARR nj lower hl''7 ina"
ever
nt-N large stock Of fkIT >kiRT~' at 81 "
and upward
rrone Hundred piece. Nkw rRlNr~' At
Hndlno
us-N splendid assortment Of MNihh-
PROOFS ia all the new shades, at ." ahd up
wards
S-Greal bargains in COTTON fLANtLN'
BIfAIHED and BROWN ,ollpN@
vfFinv Dozen KID GLOVES in the color'
andparty shades AT 100 and upwam
A,i-it Of Inspection il respectfully asked
,,o,i. delivered To any portion Of the city tre'
,.t'h,ry. STUART \ GiiOL>oN,
Eighth street, near commercial "Nrh""
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stuck In the Mud.

Little Lucy Fish. whose parents live
rwn Hoilid"y's mill. on Ohio lrycc,
while going home from Mis- McBridc'o
school yesterday afternoon. attempted To
ret tn the Illin0i, Central track from the
wagon road ruHng up TO til" d"dge
boat. When within ten or twenty feet
of the track she got stuck in the midland
could not get out. Her screams attracted
the attention of several men who were
near. and after considerable tugging she
was eXtricated, and went on her way H.
ioicing.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-18

A. Black has just received an
other invoice Of those fine Scotch
bottom or extension-soled shoes
In every style, for ladies', misses
and children, that has given such
general satisfaction to every one.
NO need to wear the metallic
tips TO protect the uppers, or COM
plain OF shoes scuffing out at toes.
Tor these are by their cxtension
soles, sufficient protection and
combine elegance and durabii-
ity, with comfort not eaualed by
any other make.
Do not Purchase for yourseir
or your children, any shoes be-
fore you have examined these, for
they are assuredly the shoes you
want. City Shoe Store, corner
Eighth street and Commercial
avenue. 4ll-lO-3l-tf
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warren Chase on Politics.

Warren Chase. Esq. proposes to lee
ture Friday night. 10Th inst. al the Lib
cral Religious Hall, on the political con-
dition of the country. Mr.. Chase. who Is
a very talented gentleman and public
speaker Of no mean merit. has had every
opportunity to make himself thoroughly
conyrr,ant with the polite, of the coum-
try. He j. an anri-l;adical, and will NO
doubt deliver very interesting lecture.
lie will. we understand. charge no al
mi sion fee.
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favorably known for their ability to con-
duct such matters successfully, and we
predict great gathering
Ticket. for this party can he purchased
at the office of the hotel, on the above
mentioned evening. Season tickets may
be had at all times from any member of
the club
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-18

VIM. Tinker, representing ID. W. ir-
win Il Co. of Chicago, sends rs the toll
lowing quotations on grain and proNIs-
Ions:
November wheat, SSl.
December wheat, SOC.
November corn, 79!.
Year corn. 7ii,
November oats, All.
Year oats, i9s.
January oats, ~.
November barley, Sl.2G.
February pork, - go.
February lard, $1,000.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-18

Mr.. VI. Swandcr. who may be- found
at Mr.. MrGcc'S old stand. on Ninth
street. la, filled her stock with the most
desirable millinery goods in the market.
She offers the ladies of Cairo splendid
bargains in hat. bonnct>, ribbons. How
er,. feathers. ladies and childrcn,'
wooden good, and underwear, and no
ton, of all sorts. Prompt attention paid
10 all customers
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lOl Commercial avenue.
TN. Grea, rnvori,e with the Ladies

VIM. Forsyth Bynum Son, drugg'r's oil
Live Oak, Fla. write, September 18th, ls.i'
AS follows: "Dr X. V. ri rec. Buffalo, ~
Y.,-Your Golden Medical Discovery An"
purgatlye Pellets sell very largely anu give
,omplete sati faction, ss numbers oil our
customer. and friends testify with pleasure
Your Fayorite Prescription is indeed the
great favorte with the ladies', and numbers
can say with JOY that It has saved them irom
eling out a miserable life or meeting with
premature death, and restored them to
health and happiness.
Thousands OF women bless the day when
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription was
first made known to them. single bottle
often gives delicate and suffering womer
more releii than months of treatment from
their family physician. In all those de
,apgements causing back-ache, dragging
down sensations, nervous and general de
hility, misss vegsign remedy. It' soo'h
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-18
Heavens FIRST Law IL Order.

"-s,,'r;-ity in eating sleeping and exer-
ir rT %nn ss-,iins cncs irop, such dangerous
secure n long ami healthful lie. But even
strict observance OF the Sc wholesome
rules will not always aver. sickness. The
hest safeguard against epidemic and o'her
diseases Is DIR. Walkers California Vine
gar Bitters, which. by promoting a regular
and vigorous action OF tue digestive, secre-
tive aud eNcretiye organs, keep the body
in the pest possible condition Tor resisting
and repeling the cause OF disease.
l-li-dNw.4w
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Charley Brown. colorcd man. an en-
ploy at Grrenrai'- ill.wlIile going to his
home above rhirty-Fourth street, night
on two since. was met on the sidewalk 10y
three colored men. one of whom struck
him several violent blows witha carriage
whip. Brown became frightened and ran,
and therefore wa. unablcd To lind ont
who they were.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-18

In the county court yesterday the
claim of u. McManus. amounting To
S6S.7j. ". William Martin. administrator
81 tie c,'a'" OF Geo. ". Irwin. dccca.e /.
occupied the greater portion of the day.
several witnesses were examined aud con-
siderable testimony adducod. The court
rendered Judgment for claimant for the
sum OF Si2.22. ~ of 9Th elias claim. j.
VI. Lan,len appeared for claimant W.
y. Gilbert for the administrator.
IN the matter ~ ~" estate of \. A.
Arick. deceased. Application to require
surviving partner to lille lull complete re-
port. Continued to next term. on the
third day thereof provided the complain
ant tile a replication ten day before th"
first day of said term. or place III" 'amc
i'm the hand, OF the attorney, of -aid
mariner.
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The 2d regular "soiree ddnsdnfe OF
this club will take place at Friday eve.
next, at the st. Charles Hotel; and, as
great preparations are being made,lt VIII
probably he very elegant AFFAIR, lhe
young gentlemen composing this club are
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-18

Chas. Lancaster and Newton Rice, Gate
with Wslters) botn well known to our cit-
zens, aud to river men generally, have ts-
tablished a lumber yard in c .iro, cor.er OF
sixteenth street aud Commercial avenue.
They will keep every description OF build
ing material and steamboat lumber, doors,
sash. blinds, mouldings, shingles. hath. etc.
etc.. and are determined to sell lower than
lumber has ever been \ in Cairo. they
solicit fair trial from smhoat men and
builders, and guarantee satisfaction In all
cases. 3s,-lO-2,-u
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
Mary Boyd. Memphis.
Mollie Moore. New Orleans.
DEBATED.
steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
- Bee and bargr-. New Orleans.
John Kyle. New Orleans.
" Greyhound. Ohio river.
" Mollic Moore. 81. Louis.
RIVER. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river last evening was feet g
inches on the guage. having fallen 10
Inches during the previous - honrs.
Rain fell until noon yesterday. when the
wind changed to the north and blew
strong and cold during the rest of the
'i,J' Du.inass dun
WAR DEPT. RIVER RHpOPr.
November IL, 1874.
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CITY NEWS.
special Notice.

THr BULLETIN will hereafter bc issued
in time to 30 out IN the Illinois Central
mail. and will bc supplied To the city
patrons each morning not later than half
past six O'clock. Subscribers who 10
not receive THE BULLETIN a. early ~ the
time mentioned are requested to report
Vt thi. office.
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IN thi- city. at the residence of the
bride, father. November 18th, ls7I. by
Rev. Dr. Thaycr. Mr.. samuel >. French
aud Mi. Elizabeth j. Hodge.
We extend our congratulations 10 the
newly-marricd couple. and wish them a
long lie aud much JOY.