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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-23
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. 1113 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS WEST
Y OF MONROE PARK FOR SALE BY AUG
TION.-At AZ o'clock p. NJ. on FRIDAY the 27th
Instant, we shall sell By auction. on the premises
FOUK VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, one OF
which fronts 80 feet, and three front 20 feet eac
on the east side Of Harvle street between Grove and
Park avenues. Opposite the white marble-front
dwelling of Mr.. Walden.
TERms: One-third cash; balance IN four, eight,
ami twelve months Negotiable notes to he given
for the deferred payments, with interest added and
- RICHARDSON & CO.,
NH % aurtinrrprs.
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GRUBBs l. WILLIAMS, Auctione,rs.
null l2-law4w&dtd
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BIZ Cook 4 Langhtop. Auctoneefs,
Il 49,. I, ooeynor and frankIin streets.

By Cook 4 Laughtop; Aucaoneefs,
corner Governor and franklin streets
FACTORY FixTuREs AT
IATcTft,N,-O TUESDAY the 24th iDstant,
at SE O'Clock, wll sell at orr Iacsory, IN hons
aiieYijetwetn Mnin ana fIahhiih ano Nine'Sensa'i
an' NEW ESI AND iNPkOy,!gD MACHINERY,
~ HYDRAULIC PUMP,
y l. 4 SHAPE KETAtEERS, <-.,ssr
4 PoT RETAiSERs'
=: POT MILLS, =
~ s-t.. 10 BOX SCREWS,
/ 12-horse-power BOILER with sTEAM-PIPEs and
HEATING APPARATUS;
~ .-TI1tI lot SHAPES In good order;
2LICOHICE BOILERS,
10-BoARD MILL POCKET.PIECE5,
together with all the Xfures necessary for the con-
drct OF a first .cIass tobacco factory.
The machinery is new and Improved, and merits
the attention of manufacturers.
TERMS: Sums under 81 90, cash; over $l0G,
ninety days for approved city paper.
SALMON & HANCOCK. .
+. Cook & LAUGHTON, Auctloneer5. NH 10
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS. PATRICK II. GIBSON.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS,
AND BROKERS,
No. 1113 MAIN STREET,

No. 1113 MAIN STREET,
attend to RENTING AND SALES OF REAL ESTATE /;
also, NEGOTIATION OF LOANS, INVESTMENT OF
FUNDS. pURC HAsES AND SALES OF BONDS, SToCKS,
AND SECURITIES GENERALLY.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY:
THREE VALUABLE LOTS on Eighth street,
aud one on Seventh street, between Clay and Leigh
streets, on ground-rent, which, being equal to 4
permanent loan for nearly the full cost OF the prop
erty. offers most Advantageous opportunities TO
small capitalists to secure desirable localities for
residences.
A desirable BUILDING LOT on CANDLES HILL
north side of Fourth street. beyond Byrd.
THkEE-STORY BRICK HOUSE on Eighteenth
between Main and Franklin streets, adapted for
store aud dwelling. s.
convenient and pleasantly. situated BRICK
DWELLING on Tenth beyond Leigh street; seven
rooms and Kitchen. - r...
Ashland eight roelns, III good repair, with kitchen,
tEc. one acre of land attached. E.-
BUTTS GRANITE QUARRY, twenty acres,
best VirgiEia granite developed Mt First locks, on
tie Junes River and hanuHh Ia canal, three miles
above Richmond.
very desirable little FARM, $50 acres, adjoin.
ing Eanpden Sidney College, in Prince Edward
FIVE SMALL FARMS on Appomattox river. In
the upper part mf Chesterfield county. -
SOAK GROFF,n the farm OF the late Charles
Sclden; 900 acres or The best land In Powhatan
county.
Twoyery valuable TRACTS in Gloucester county,
with elegant residences, and ample ouE-houses or
every description.
Aud Other valuable farms aud city property.
FaEMIEG LANDS in the States OF Iowa and Mis-
souri,. NH 1861
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-23
By Lyme & Brother.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

UANDSOME FIRST-CLASS RESI-
LII DESCE, SITUATED ON THE NokLh
LINE OF CLAY BETWEEN Tt;AItl A AN.
ELEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE BY AZ
-TIOS-Wc shall at the direction OF Mrs. courtney
NJ Jones, who has determined to discontinue mousse
kecpiug sell at public auction on ihc promises On
WEDNESDAY, the 15ih APRIL 1871, az ~ Z. NJ :,
her truly valuable and beautiful residence located
az above described, and row occupied by her.
The main house Is ABOUT 50 by % feef, Dullt Gl
stock brick tar. s.ories above the basement, wlh
wide hall throughout the centre; colituns ao0ue
fourteen oms, besides Closets &c, furDl>neu WIN
handsome marble mantles {. roughout ana an mt"
Ccrn improvements connected with same, WIN IL
trac I've porcil.s IN front and rear OF the house.
The outer buildings, consisting Of Il large siaole,
&C.. correspond with The main house In lact, u!
The buildings we're erected by The former n"her,
MIR William Il. Grant, In the very hest sly r, VINO
spared neither cost care in the construction Oh
the same. -, ,,,.- .,,
TIE yards are laid off with walks, shrubbery, ana
shadc-trees. The entire promises have bcen re-
Gently nus in thorough repair by its prcSeut owner
at !. cost OF about $1,000. The neiShhorhpod Is
one Of the best i'll the city, and being so centrally
ocated offers great Inducements 10 any one deSlr.
ing first class residence IN all respects The LUZ
has front Of 100 by 100 feet 10 AN alley
The ;uciionCcrs TIll.take great pleasure III snow
Ing the premises to any one prior - dry Gf sale.
Terms Will be very reasonable, ana tiinuuEctd 1T
the hour of sale. LYME 6 BROfHtls,
auciioneerS.
NH 81. 90. 25. IS, SO&ap1 q 4 G.S Oh 12.l4N15
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By Cook 6 Laugh.on, auctionecrs.
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

GPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
- OF SUPERB OIL.PAINTINGS. II ELE-
CANT GILT FRAMES, At AUClloS::E,O, VI
stlnis, at * o'clock p: NJ, we will sell At the
" God 4 Sons, druggists, beautiful and Yauaue
collection Of OIL-PA1NTlEGS, framed IN e1
travaganrly gotten up Sold-lea frames embracing
a variety OF the best works of such foreign anu
nj. Victor, Langworthy,
g. DeuecaS, DE Hause'
Northcote w. Walthers,
NARROW De kalba,
Reid, Emile Dardolze,
Levine, Phelan,
W. Krippendorf, nj: Eglan,
G. Hanson, kiford,
w Schirzel, Rodman,
&. D. Morris, fosance,
w Seuby u. Hartwick,
II Hirsch, Van WILLS,
together with other artists eminent in their pro-
icSsiou. . =,
The collection Is one that richly merits the atten-
ton of the public the paintings beirg really worSs
Of art and must be sold without reserve.
The rooms will be open tor their exhibition on
WEDNESDAY MORNING, and catalogues ready
for distribution. COOK IAUGttIOS'
NH 90 huctioneers.
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NH 10
nv w. GOddin,
BY w. Goddin-
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
y BRICK TENEMENT ON THE WEST LINE
OF SECOND BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANZ
LIN STREETS.-Will be sold at auction, on me
nj o'clock p NJ, the neat and very conveniently
located TENEMENT No. IL, now In tne o GU
nancy of Sir. Duke at the annual rental OF 1900.
II contains seven rooms above the basement be-
sides brick Kitchen and has all Of the modern I'M
provements. and Is IN nice order ana very c2nVe-
nicpt for lnedium-sZed family. The neghbor-
hOoi is an excellent one. 40, ~ =.
Terms: Liberal, and made known at The hour of
sale. W. Go a,io,
Inh Is AuclIoheel.
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Any parties desiring TO pay up in iaa ~, OF sss
due On any OF The above. nennoned s q any la
now deiinqnenr as Aforesaid can 90 80 ~ ass,r
before the hour OF sale by appin and couus a
s Hos s q S at their office, eor aef Oh
ana Governor streets, Rish,STe sSp SuiT s CO..
DAY en- Auetioneef--
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afOUsE.FURNIsHISG f,<soDs

THILDREN'S CARRIAGES JUST RE-
" CEIVED and for sale al very low prices. Also
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, CHINA and
WOOD aud ILLOW-WAKE
or every description. =,
RORaRT HAROLD,
S19 Broad street.
Calaud get one OF those FEATHER BUSTERS
for 15c. NH IL
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BY w. b. Ratcsfte, Auctoneer,
1912 Main street.
TWILL OFFER AT AUCTION W MIG IN
il DAY, March 23d, oeminencii II HALL p's' ~
O'Clock, my us, III Varied assortment OF
GROCERIES, &C, &C,
TO which the attention of the trade j. I'VE s.le Will
sons wishing TO await themselves q .ns Monday
please send In their goods to-day VI e"'
morning ,.rcIIEFE Auctionecr.
m d.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, March Il, 1874
The following is statement Of the inspections.
aeIiyrrics and receipts of tobacco, with stock on
hand al the different warehouses in this city during
the past week ...
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1919 ss s1s1e1lll HsIAEE KXcHANGrI =.
RIeHMoED -.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
No. HOS MAIN STREET,
SALES EVERY MONDAY AT IL cr4o, - =

MEMBERS or THE EXCHANGE.
j. T.. APPERsOy, -. n ,n N fLLl4Ns.
LYME d BROTHER. fIi,I LIE.
RICHARDSON d Co, II X wnoDDiS
j. THOMPSON Brown, WIIIyu,tb sR,
CHAFFIN. STAPLES d co w. X, IN, r'ggLLIsG,
BURTON, CARTER q Co., WILLIAMS = z CO. 70,
Oa aA sales OF real estate made bsps-n y.
q January and s'th Of June the tores n, n w. ~
sent year hareto 0spatd 6y0e purchase, " ~
sales made oet'oee7. the LIST Of July and Ian .. ~
year The tazes hareto be pad byths ssgsr. '3s
NH 21.3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-23
BY I'LL Il Godiin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No. HOS Main street.

TOR SALE PRIEATELY.-Wc are re-
Il ouestcd 10 sell the nice BRICK DWELLING
corner Fourth and Arch STREETS, Gamblc'S HILL
continuing six rooms: water and gas on the prem
iscs. Possession at once. Apply to
HILL & G0DDIS,
mh2O5t HOS Main street.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, March 21.-Flour quiet and I'M
Pork firm at 81 O. 75@sl 5.S7k Lard firm; steam,
SaM0c.: Kettle, 9StD9Ac. Bacon firm aud Scarce |;
shoulders, SIC; Gear rib, S's4l9c.; .cear, 9&c.
Wh!skey, Gle.
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REINFORCEMENT,

In LUIS SaIe Vas postponed, and Will take place
an tme I'll Fiji ESDAY, Gath instant. at 10h O'Clock.
". III, o. II. MCCORMICK, Aucttoneer. I.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, March 21.-Flour firm; superhne,
"a. Cnrn-Mlxcd, &C.; white, zoe. Provisions
firm. Pork. $15.75. Bac0n-Shoulders, exc;
clear rib. &c.; clear, 93sc. Lard-Tierce, Osc keg
92ic. Whiskey, Gle. > .
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, March 21.-Eirginia 6s, eonsols'
COZ; peelers, 40. West firgnlas, Liz Nof'n
Carolina 6's, old, 90; new, 20. Bio
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1~TrON sALEs-TR.is Day:
By arubbs q Williams.
Auctoneers and Reo Es'ate Sen1'
s.,.h s,r,et between Main r.nd Bank.

n,uE FIRST. CLASS, SIX-sfORY, IRON,
FRONT TENEMENT G 40 a naS P EASt
MnMI sHC E,fIR SALE BY Az JTIOH.-By requesS,t,
" the owner who resides 10 distant stass we S SlH
pre%ssss ss 1y v shs
Oh ,tx aboye referred to. occupied By the soathern
Ex press Company. =, ,,o boat nm
~ nd >, vIe and in the most thorough manner, anu
m resnect OF every arrnfee7n cut for business. IN
Vacation and in handsome appearance ~ u on VI
The most valuable pieces ct property IN tnis cry.
Such az, opportunity te make an Investment IA
stricfhy 1rst-clsss real estate Is rarely onered,
TEENS: viii be acconsn odating, ana "i'' DC an
nouh0ea u inc 'i"e GKuBBs & WILLIAMS,
Auctteneers.
The above sa,e was nstponed op account Oh IN,
|sknent weather uutii MONDAY, 23d Mascns ~
oclocS I. H. Auctioneers. :
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At the request OF Abraham Harris. pawnbroker,
we will sell at his store, No. 1881 Main street. on
THURSDAY, The 26th Of March, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, five hundred lots Of
DIAMOND JEWELRY, 49,.
PINS, CHAINS,
RINGS, &C., &c.
SILVER WATCHES,
PITCHERS, GOBLETS,
SPOONS. FORKS, &C., &C.
MEMS and WOMEN'S CLOTHING,
- ~. GUNS, PISTOLS, &C., &C.
All articles warranted us represented. 81.
All persons having forfeited pledges at my office
will call ana renew or redeem them on OF before
Wednesday. March 25tb, rs further indulgence can
not be granted. an, on
Office open every night, until day oil sale, TIL sS
ABRAHAM HARRIS, Pawnbroker.
NH II successor TO H. Harris K Brother.
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By j. L. Apperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Main streets.

TOR SALE PRlVATELY.-By request
A Of the executor of the late Roscoe b. heath
ESD, l offer for sale the FIRST-CLhSS MAN
SION, No. west Franklin street, between FoushGe
and Adams streets. now In the occupancy OF w. w.
Henry Esq, containing about tNveive rooms, be-
sides closets, &c; furnished with marle mantels
throughout, and IN every other respect finished
and btilt iuithe very best Mauucr-Ar. Heath spar
ing neither cost or care In its construction Ample
accom- IN oda, ions tor servants, &c.
Lot SAX by SO feet 10 y Wide alley. The terms
will he made remarkably accommodating.
This Is Justly regarded the most desirable pro-
perty of the kind in the city, now OH the market,
and Il is rare that so choice piece Is offered APP
plyto D. l.. AptEl::oN.
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nv Cook l. Laughton, Aactioncers,
.orner Governor and Franklin Streets.

By Cook q LauRh'on,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
CHINA DINNER AND TEA SE Zig
u TOILET SETS, GLASSWARE, GU 5nt1 IL,
Giant nj O'clock, we will sell at the reom 9SgI
Messrs. Wosd & Sons druggists, corner OF HSn
WARE, &C.. consisting Of >,p, ,d TEA
French China Decorated DINNER ana Tea
SETS, complete:
TUREENS, COVERED DISHES,
cEFs and sAUCERS. CAsToRs,
CHINA, PARIAN, and LAVA GooDS'
TOIE EFT SETS,
CLOCKS, ,,,c1yApE
GtsBLETS, TUMBLERS, GkASsWA hE'
BgACKETS. ORN AMEETS,s a.
NAAASno' COOK & LAUGHTON,
Auctioneers.
Tho ahove sale Is postponed until MONDAY the
Esd Instant ~ ~ COOK & LAUGHTON,
AuctioneerS.
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POSTPONEYFST

The above sale will take place THIS DAYiyo.
day., the 23d Of March, Al IL O'clock, al The pH.
Estate Exchange. A
NH 90 ". G0DDIS. Auc,ionse,
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T ANDS.-I have for sale q large number
IL Of first. class ESTATES with splendid improve
ments and large and small FARjlS with and With
uut buildings IN almost every section Of the Stale
Many Of the large estates sill uatsd Oil the james
and other rivers, and many OF the small farms lie
near the city. GEORGE Al. Di:EWRI.
NH lC-lm 1O1i aialu street.
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FINANCIAL.

p1cHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.
rSAS s.ruRpAr. March 81, 1874.
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By Moody q Royal,
Real Estafe Agents and AuchoneeF,
4, Anti seycufh streets, Manchester, g.

By Moody d Royai,
Real Estate Agents and Aucdoneefs,
Hail ana Seventh streets, Manchester, Va
SALE OF A GOOD
HOUSE AND LOT on FoTKTHl 6 sHkE66F
MMESrp Ester. FOR SALE AT AUCTION, VE
THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1874. At o ~ |. deed
?. H.. On THE PREMIsss;.By virtue s g md
Of I reeord d. 3. volume 81, page $500 In the
clerks ONCE Of Chesterfield county unit, in sd pIace sell
1 tI TT rrnn,ing m feet on Fourth street and run
ming back between parallel lines 12A rec; Tn 10
ailey sixteen feet wide. There Is Tvs ~ the
FRAMED BUILDING, not YET colnpie'cu' "a
This property lies Immediately In the rd rear Hnli
Mcssry JGne3 g. Brothers grocery ssoie' 49,
street. r,..rr f,T OPTION
TERMS: C'lsh' Trustee.
s,,o hr Noonr 3 RoYAL1. Auctioneers. NH 70
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. 1l13 Main street,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS q o DT
Y -BGCHhNAN tOR FEDERhLl sSTTKKEET,
NEAR JAY STREET, AND On E yat SALE By
kn f1T16Nc shall sell by auction. on the pdfI
ises THHRyDfA5Xr s the enc: as ffonns sazl9S
@ IN, an slley In the rear feet VIE on t
east side Of street near FEET lay the south
-FOUR fronting each 2Gax .nan sfreet t.
siIs Jt One third cash balance III 10 to he Even
and Twelve months NegotaGSs , Mere added and
for the deferred payments Will
secured by deed Oh trus RsiiCHARDSON & CO.,
Auctoneors.
nah 23 ------
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by Davenport, s Co., Aucsioneef''

At THE RICHMOND S7'0ck 6I Il2e:;,.:
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"' - ST. LOUIS MARKETS. ~
ST. LOUIS, March 21.--Markets steady; except
lard SIC "a
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~ ,,cI,AsSwARE, &c.

22 "a tx cry and GLAsSWAkE' &C.
ALSO,
=, s1x-oCTAvE PIANO, mahogany case' III soo0
order; c.,1Sr Sc
SEWiSGo msl,aactf,liT invite the attention OF inc
Woulo ,his Gale as the goods are SOLD TO cover
pG aDC ~ and will be sol without reserve,
ADVANCES Ill" - H. MCCORMICK, Auctionecr. z
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AUCTION sALEs-Th,. r.
GALE AT AUCTION OF VERY

NoLE IA AOOI iON OF NERY VAIN
- ABLE AND REAUTIFULI,Y.LocaaIh1 az.
Lot hor a 0S TIE MOTH SIDE OF MAPSHAt.ffpp
STREETS.-Will be sold at auction. ~ on III
DAY the 20th day of March, 1874 vi tBl-
O'Clock p: NJ. that truly beautiful Lot a. al a1
d0Ssf t e running back
Young and Mrs. Norton. This 1, arnon ,stea II.
most beautiful and attractive lots now On ,h .h4
ket. '"e Gias-
years for negotiable notes, inte1rt aided i,td ,So
per cent, payable annuallyJ secuic1 BY - , ,.
deed. ". GGniDIS
Aucuu r.sx
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-22
MERGED.

Every Saturday" has boon merged
into "Littelrs Living Age" Ia their
announcement Of the event, II. o. Hough-
ton & Go. say: "Thsse two periodicals arc ID
sued weekly, and cover the Same general
ground; so far indeed that the contents OF
one frequently appears IN the other
There seems to be no good reason why the
same fold should DO occupied by both,
The combination Of the two journals will
leave The Living Age the only electic
weekly published IN the country; and the
uusxpired subscriptions to Every Sa,ur.
day, and its advertising contracts, will b,
filed by The Living Age. 10 the reader,
Of Every Saturday we take pleasure in
commanding The Living Age; It will
complete the serials now publishing in
Every Saturday its larger subscription
price is made up by its greater amount of
matter, and its reputation is too we'll es-
tablished to need words Of praise from
u.s."
Messrs. Little & Gay, of the Living
Age, in their card, say that their periodi-
cal, 'the pioneer in it's special field, will
on the frat Of November, through the
arrangement above mentioned, again be-
come the only periodical of the country
which places before American readers in
cheap and convenient form, and ct the
same time with satisfactory freshness and
completeness, the productions Of the ablest
foreign authors as contained in the peri
odicsl literature Of Europe, and especially
Of Great Britain. This work it has sue
cessfully performed for more than thirty
years, and under the arrangement now
announced, 1t will 60 forward with in
creased resources and vigor.
ut will continue and complete the se-
rails left unfinished In Every Saturday,
viz: the remarkable story, Far from the
Msdding Crowd, By Thomas Hardy, and
the "Three Feathers, by the charming
writer William Black. Although,a higher
priced periodical, it will be sent without
additional charge to ill out the unexpired
subscriptions to Every Saturday now on
the subscription list of Messrs. II. o..
Houghton g. 90.
''The attention Of those who have been
purchasing Every Saturday of booksellers
Is also respectfully called to The Living
Age as its only substitute, which though
larger in price is proporiionately larger
in.the amour, of Hhe best periodical lite-
nature OF the world, which it presents.
mo effort will be spared to render The
Living Age even more than ever dsserv-
ing OF that large share Of public favor
which IL has hitherto always enjoyed
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-22

The barber snop Is On me corner o
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Suenhouse wish his gem
uemsnly assistants can be found at any
hour Of the day or night, ready to sooths
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. Itsa frst-class shop, and you arc
sure OF receiving frstolass treatment
Ladies' and childron's hair cut or ourlsd
in the most approved style. 6-l6-tf.
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THE PLATFORM.

Fnsr-The restoration Of gold and silver
- the basis Of the currency; the resumption
ofspecie payments Is soon as possible with
out disaster to the business Of the country,
by steadily opposing imitation and by the
psypent Of the national inde btcdness In the
money Of the civilized world.
stccNp-Frss commerce; no tariff for any
ether purpose but revenue.
THnD-lndividual liberty and opposition
~ suhpeuasy laws.
FouRTH-The right and duty of the
Shae 70 protect it, citizens from extortion
and unjust discrimination by chartered
D4uopolies.
ffSTa-Rigid restriction OF the govern
ment, both State aud National, TO the legit-
innate domain Of political power by exclud
Ing therefrom all executive and legislativ,
internsddling with the Affairs Of ;societ,
whereby monopolics are fostered, priv
edged classes sggrandized, and individut
Eeolcm unnecessarily and oppressivey
restrained.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-22
9-29.tf

LUMBER STILL GOING Dows.-As we
are determined TO close out our stock
speedily, preparatory to winding up bus
mess, we will sell all kinds Of lumber at
two dollars per thousand less than mar
ket prices. A large lot Of lath and stove
wood on hand, which will DO sold at cor.
respendingly low rates.
22l-9-9-tf WALL AZ RNr
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-22

ARs. HuLrz mas just returned from the
east with full stock Of millinery goods
ana ladies', misses and chIldren's shoes
also, large stock Of ladies' hair switches,
and goods belonging to the millinery
trade, cufis, hosiery, etc, with . large
lot Of notions. which she will sell cheaper
than any other place in Cairo. Store on
the corner Of Eleventh street and Wash.
ington avenue. 2eb.s.22.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-22

The following State committee was
appointed by the Democratic Opposi-
ton, convention, at Springfield, August
...e6, 1874
lst District, Egbert Jameson, Chicago
I'd District, VIM. j. Onahan, Chicago
Sd District, II. II. o. Winton, Chicago
9th District, A. N. Harring ton, Geneva.
:, " .hth District, VIM. Wright, Freeport.
i-.iA &ah District, j. b. Drake, Rock island.
7th Dissrict, Geo. w. Ravens, Ottawa.
9th District, Washington Z. Cook,
LAson.
9tn District Chas p King, Peoria.
10Th District, David K. Head, Carthage.
1lth District J. NJ. Bush, Pittsheld.
18th District, X. l.. Merritt, Spring asld
l5th District. John A. Mallory, Havana
18th District, ]. II. Busby Champaign
18th District, N. q. ''ason. Efing
ham.
~ gH1osh Dissrict, O. d. HOLES, Greenvills
l7th District, w. II. Krone, Edwards
VILE.
18th District, w. Il. Green, Cairo.
18Th District, James T. Robinson, Olney
Al Large, N. B. Miller, Chicago.
y = dAsLarge, X. w. Townsend, Shawnee.
town.
At Large. VIM. Brown; Jackson vile
Mr.. Brown was elected chairman Of
y the committee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-22

In the nine states that have elected
congressman this year, the Democrats and
Liberals have gained sixteen members.
II the Opposition do their duty at the
November election, the next congress will
be opposed to the iniquties Of Radicalism.
The Democrats and Liberals of the
Eighteenth district should not forget to
do their duty by retiring Clements and
| advancing Mr.. Hsrtzell.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-22

PREsrDEsr GRANT proposes to publicly
define his position on the third-term prop
osition. He will dmclaim oil hope or am
bition for reelection, and will assert his
purpose not TO be candidate again even
II he should BIO renominated. Evidently
the Ohio and Indiana elections have had
9 good effect upon the presidential mind