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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-07-23

lease No. 6101
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States
for the Western District OF Vain Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Michael Bazzel, Bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNS
The undersigned, F. A. Berlin, of
Rockingham CO.. va hereby gives notice Of his ap
Monument as ASSIGNEE OF the estate Of Mich
ael Bazze of Madison county in said district; who
was on the 4th day.of March, a. d., 1874 ad5udg
ed q Bankrupt on his own petition BY the District
court OF said District. TYsI
Dated Harrisonburg, July 10Th, 1874. -5
Z July 23-3t sEc1s F. A. BERLIN, Assignee.
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Represented by Ia multitude OF curiosities, le-
gion OF animals, numbers OF unparalleled noyel.
ties, bands OF music, q city OF tents, a herd of
dron edaries, defs of serpents, cages OF croco-
dies, natures freaks and works of art, mechan-
ical musical instruments, monster breathing sea
and droves OF horses.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS OF BRICK
i The undersigned invite proposals for furn-
ishine to the city Of Stauhton
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to devote part OF THAR capital and part OF their
future accumulatiens to some industries Access
sorry to agriculture, SO as to afford home mar
ket for the produce Of her fertile fields.
She has, it is true, a sparse population conn.,
pared with that OF England, but the fact, new
ertheless, stands prominent. that she has many
sons and daughters who will be swift to avail
themselves, blythe Halasion. of this valuable
industry, of occupation, at once honorable,
wholesome, and adequat el.s compe nsated in the
mills, of modern date, with lofty ceilings; adj
airals Eentillas e G IND pSalghs te world ID
outside. @5~ - - = - -
modern mills, HI Which the DUST is carried a.
way from the:luagset the employees by pow
serfnl fans. ! .ss5i .s.s- -
= The quantity of sheetings, shifting and twill
edSgeotlsspade II the ny 1870, was near
ly fourshandred and eighty u millions of yards,
over. l24 yards s for H. every man, woman and
child in the .cotnltrE,e 60.
This production is vast, but the consumption
will inevitably increase in corresponding ra-
tic, so that there need be no. fear Of an over
production. Atthe same time, there is all OPP
portunity for The. lnttoduotpn Of other and
finer grades Of work 4 81: - & - b.
n Why not ship the eottsn not needed in this
country in esfern Of yarns, say Of numbers,
aEtesaa to Europe and 70 the Eastes ~.
Tl6ses numbers are spun inssVasf quantities
in England and shipped tothe coritinent land
elsewhere. - sss.----sosfs az ~I1ssE3af--
5 5sNSsiitt;bfesos AmsTiecssa sdplaRde goes Into
ffeasE Hiuinibers OF English yarn. 1hessare saaF
spun of East India, China and Japan cottons,
and must be greatly inferior to the same yarns,
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SCOTT TO FREEMAN.


To THE EDITOR or TuE BULLETiS :
In your paper Of the 18Th | see card,
written by Thomas Freeman, in regard to
mo becoming candidate for alderman Of
the First ward. I have not said that ]
was candidate, and if | was 20 become -
candidate, tho card referred 60 above,
coming from tho source II did, would not
prevent me from being elected IL Tom
was a responsible man--a man tina, h6d
any influence or respect for himself OF So
ciety--it would havc some effect; but he
is n man that cannot control ono vote in
the ward. Why, no cannot control tho
quantity Of bad whisky ths. Lo drinks.
AMI docs not, for he ia IAN hahilusl drunk
ard, and eobor breath is stranger t.
him, and whsn he is sober he think. b. is
sick. / would advise Col Wood 70 close
all tho saloons on tho election day, or my
friend Tom sill not 30 able to got TO the
polls TO work against mo. Tom IS per-
sonal onemy of mine, and this is the way
that he has Of showing il. Tom, you have
a great many ups AMI downs In this world
and do not lot mo give you any more. /
will cOndc5ccni 10 answer this card this
time but no more. W. I. Sco1r
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We olicr this week Special Bar.
sains ia bleaclled
Cotton:
We ihVitc an examination Of good,
and price.
Stuart &c GhoIson

vancci and The tendency is upward. Tha|
market clostd firm at 3 % to-day wei
note Gales of 800 bbls steam dried, deliver
co. 20 . car loads kiln dried, delivered,
2oi 100 bbls city mills steam dried :,
2 3OG8 30.
EHAN-Scarcs and firm, prices have
advanced to ~ 90 Thore is none oflsrn q
except ut tho mills Sales were 2 car load
delivered, 81 OO@22 co.
BUTTER-Recoipts have been heavy
Stocks are large and tho demand con Gnei
10 the local trade. Prices arc weak and
dropping. Sales were 20 pkgs choice
Northern roll 32@3ic; 10 pkgs choics
Northern solid packed SIC; pkgs do 33c;
COO lbs. choice Southern Illinois roll 3Oc.
EGGS-Prices are up little today
dealers asking and obtaining ll@l2c per
| dozen. We note sales of 1900 ut lOJc ;
1900 dozen l2c 1000 dozen lie; 1900
dozen l0lc.
CuICKEN5-Re Receipts arc all taken on
arrival. 90 % is quo,el as the outside
figure for choice to-day. Sales OF 10 eoops
mixed and hens 50 JO@3 %; coops
choice hens 80 25; 6 coops do s3@,3 %.
ORANGES AsD LEMONs-The de-
rnand is small and supply moderate. Sales
to-day were 10 boxea oranges At 4 5Ota5 (;
10 boxes lemons 90.
APPLES None in market. Choice
would find ready sale a. Z COas per Dbl.
POTATOES--Th ere is a good demand
for Irish potatoes and very few offering.
Peachblows arc quoted to-day at / 25C9
80 per busbel. Sales were car load
southern sweo. potatoes at % per bushsl.
% bbls. do j0iss5o bbls. peach blows 70
/ J3 90
PRONdSIO SS-B aeon shoulders and
clear sitc' are scarce and firm at an adj
vance Of 70 ] cent since last week. Ba-
con hams arc quiet and unchanged !;
quoted ut lCHllc, according TO their size
sales reported were 1000 lbs. bs,on shout
ders n. 7lc 1900 lbs. do clear sides 9Ic :
900 lbs. bacon hams l0(gllc.
CHEESE-W Western Dairy l,gGlsc.
New York fae tory lst@i9c.
LIN FL 25GGI 80 I'bbl.
CEN EMF OuNH2 90 g bbl.
COAL OIL--lsCDi9e q gal.
GUNNiES-l.o-sewed u bushels lsc :;
bushels zoe.
siRUPS-Cboice G0c@Sl per gallon /;
New Orleans 100 soc.
PLASTERING HAIR 35c per
bushei
BURLAPS-2! bushels corn, "a or
l5!ci do 10 on lGc; bushels osts zoe 8
bushels 2lc; bushels 22c
BEES X-is. N 3Oc.
"S P-.Shseaer's German mottlee, 7e.
Palm No |, G!c, German &C.
GALLON-P b5@)5Bc.
EUoAk-CrusheI l2ic; A. los@lIc
extra @. lOl@losc.
COFFEE-Java s7@3sc; prime 2s@-
29c;- choice 90
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And with the majesty Of darkness, round
Circles hi throne"
From what have said you will readily
possessed Of creative Imagination yet VIC
all have this power TO appreciate the good,
the beautiful and the right aud that We
sro, TO great extent, tho masters Of IL
shat, by cultivation and right living, out
imaginations will dwell upon those thinri
which are high and ennobling good
and heppinoss in the future and there',
we will be made purer and better.
thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for YOU
very kind attention.
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TO TILE PrRLIC.

We have just opened out ono of tho
lsrccs. and finest stocks Of Dry Goods.
Notions, Boots and Shoes over brought TO
.hs city. In our stock Of D-y Good can
be found Lawns in the very late.. of
styles. Tho Percales are beautiful. also
arc tho japanese Suk' AMI Poplins.
h'peccas can DO seen in all shades. corded
and plain. Swiss, the very finest. Main.
socks md Victoria Lawns, Silks and silk
trimmings il beautiful c5lors Domestic
sni Calico, the cheapest and finest stock
IN the city also large stock Of piece
goods, such as Cussimoros, Co!tonades,
Lswsr, T aud NJ Linon, Checks, etc, etc.
Oar stock Of Shoes is very largo AMI
We defy competition. Our stock Of glove,
ia largo and viii be sold very cheap. We
have also just received 500 doom Of
Coats and CLARK cotton thread which vo
offer at 0 cents per spoil. Our reasons
for appearing before the public in this
manner Is That VIC have never KEEP! so
largo and fine a stock OF good as we now
have. We ask liberal patronage Of the
public, s3 we have purchased our goods
for cash and can afford to cell them choap.
We ask parties 20 call and look through
our goods, ns wc fad {. no trouble 10 show
goods. We arc determined to sell as cheap
as any house n'tho city If not cheaper.
In fact, We defy competition in many
articles, as We buy all goods FOR cash, and
sock tho right place to buy, and are
al Fays on tho lookou. for bargains.
Cur thanks for patronage heretofore,
hoping We Will still. retain portion Of
til. same in the future
DAEIEL HAETAfAS & Co,
Cor. Sixth At. AMI Commercial ave.
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wHlLRLIFE LASTS THERE'S HOPE
ELECTION NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday Ia,
2lst day Of April, A. D., 1874. a ge2era
election viii be held In the city OF Cairo, Al
exander county, state OF Illinois, for inc
election OF the following named municipnl
officers, to-wit A city clerk. u city treas
urer, . city attorney, one alderman iron
each Ward, for the term al two year. onr
alderman from the Flint Ward. 10 nh lie
vacancy caused by the removal of Hiram
bixby from the city, and, one alderman from
the Second Ward, 10 ill the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Wood Eiftenhouse.
For the purposes Of said election polls Will
be opeued.at the following named places. 10.
Wit In the First Ward, at the comlni.sion
house OF Il. n. Davis, on the south side Of
Sixth street between Commercial and Mash.
ingtOe avenues; in the Second Ward, M The
Rough and Ready engine house; In the
Third Ward, st the IIiberDiaD engine honsr.
In the Fourth Ward, at the Court House !:
lena n the Fifih Ward, At the house Of Mr.
pnvan, ON the n0rth-west corner of Com
"a syenne and 1wcnty-fifih street.
election viii BE- opened at eipbt
the morning, and continue men
\2'clock In the itsrnoon Of ibn,
~ City Council
HowLKY, City CLERK
W isa. ljg-3-2l-aOt
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COMMERCIAL.
PElCE CURRENT OFFICE, }
Monday evening, April -, 1874. J
GESEgAL REMARKS.

PACE CURRENT OFFICE,
Monday evening, April -, 1874. J
CESEgAL REMAINS.
There is astrou; feeling in the corn mar.
kct, owing 10 light receipts and an in
creased demand. Prices arc firm at an
advance over last weeks figures, and as
compared with 81. Louis and Chicago, are
one 10 three cents on the bushel in favor
Of shippers. The cots market rules
steady and unchanged with demand and
supply about equal. Meal il Advancing
in sympathy with corn, closing finn at
3 2J@3 30 to-day. Flour is unchanged.
S!ocks arc not large bat there is no de-
msnd to speal, Of. Choice timothy hay is
scarce and in demand, bu, low grades of
mixed and prairie arc not wanted. Coffee
and sugar, "a may be seen by referring to
cur quotations, has declined from one to
three cents per pound.
The weather until to-day, since our
heavy snow storm OF Thurslsy, has been
balmy and agreeable, but this morning
and all day sIrong wind from the south
west has prevailed, blowing up a heavy
rain storm toward might, and indications
now point toward more cold weather.
Tonnage south is plenty and rates are
steady and unchanged
GJ Correspondents should boar in
mind that our quotations represent prices
for round lots from first hands, unless
otherwise stated, and that in filling small
orders, higher prices must DO paid. ~
THE MARKET.
FLCUR -Tho market is heavy and
dull. Transactions arc limited to small
ordcr trade. We note sales of 100 bbls
various grades 4 to 8 0oi car loads do
3 TO 0 ooi 200 obls do 50 to 3 90; 100
bhl1 Ky winter 7ji $50 bbls Y winter
70 to 1 9oi $50 bbls various grades on
orders 80 to 8 90.
lIAY-Thcro ia considerable inquiry
for choice timothy and mono Offering.
Low grades are plenty and neglected.
Prairio hay is n durgc in tho market.
Sales ombrace-2 cars good mixed del
II 90; ! ear do from store Is 90; cars
low mixed del IS 90; 8 cara choice mixed,
del HOB 90.
COEN-Thero ia mono Ia tho market
and prices are stiff. Tho demand to-day
exceeds tho supply by 80 to 40 car loads.
Our report of transactions is very lin.
tied owing to lack Of suppliea, and com
pTiso--2 cars mixed in sacks sold on Or
dora 75ci 2 care mixed Sucked and del 7ae.
cars white sacked and del, 75c; 4 cars
mixed sacked and del, sold early, re; 2
ears white in build GA track G7c.
OATS nchangcd. The demand and
supply are about oqual--both fair. We
note sales Of 6 cara northern mixed, de-
ivercd ia sacks 5jci 3 ears Galena' white,
acked and delivered, 5Go . cars northern
mixed, in bulk on track, isc; cara do do
9@J0c; cars choice Galens, sacked and
5Gc
CORN MEAL-The supply ia limited
nd the demand good. Prices have ad-
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r,-R CITY ATToRNEN.

We are authorized TO announce that ii
Watson Webb i. candidate for reelection
10 the Office Of city attorney at the ensuing
charter election.
MR. kDIroR:--By request OF many
citizens, please announce me as a candi-
date for the Office OF City Attorney, a,
the ensuing charter election.
HARMON ii. BLACK.
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cop CITY CLERK.

We are authorized TO announce Michac'
J. Howley a. a candidate, for reelection TO
N. o,,ce OF City Clerk, at the approaching
city election.
EDITOR BULLETIN ;-lou will please an
,onnce that am candidate for the office
:, ,i,v c,ers at the ensuing charter election.
soa o-,s,d W. Il. HAWKINS.
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and lutes and all such things, and fond
eyes looked love to eyes tina; spakc again
Our readers will please to supply The re-
msinder of tho quotation, a5ou, all going
merry as a marriage bell We can't. We
would as soon quote; 40 the poor
Indian r. and VIC do hope we arc no, tina,
far gone YETI The gondola was softly
gliding, when il struck a snag. Alarmed
the ladies started, and the boat upset. The
unfortunate ladies were carried 10 dry
land BY the unfortunate gentlemen. No,
one OF the party was drowned. Tho
moral OF this 10, that young men and
young ladies should not iide in condolas
on the raging sipo water.
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For SAlE

Two Batteries of two Boilers, each "a
feet long, ~ inch Dram, II inch Fluea
with fire fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Britohin, all complete and in nrst-clsss
orders boen used only three months. 70?
price, etc, inquire OF j, T. RENNIE,
D-23-tf. Vulcan Iron Works
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

We have Parker Brothers Breeoh
Loading Gun, gun and outfit valued a.
one hupdred dollars, which we offer for
sale for eighty dollars. The above is one
OF their best decarbonzed guns with front
action rebounding locks, and fully war
ranted. Enquire for ono week at THE
BULLETIN OFFICE. II
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NOTICE.

All pers rs indebted to Samuel NJ. Orr
are requested to make speedy payment TO
he undersigned, and thus save expenses,
az the collection of his assets Iaust be
prompt and will admit of no delay. In
default Of payment at once, suit will be
instituted. JoHN O. HARTMAN,
Assignee Of Samuel NJ. Orr, Bankrupt,
CAIRO Ills, March 20, 1874.
oTa--2-o7tf
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FOR CITY TREASURER;

We are authorized to announce Il. ,
RlsIe As a candidate for the office of City
Treasurer. AT he ensuing municipal election
2q-94-td.
Ma EprroR:-By request ola number OF
citizens please announce my name a. a can
dida,e fol- the office Of City Treasurer at the
ensuing charter election.
WOOD RIIITNflOUSE.
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FOR ADMINISTERS WARD.

We are authorizedto announce Isaac Wal
der as . candidate for alderman from the
First Ward.
We are authorized 10 announce J. NJ.
Phillips:as a candidate for alderman from the
First Ward.
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UNION BAK ERY

Frank Kratky desires that the public
should know that he is prepared to deliver
broad of good quality and quantity, for
little money, in any part OF the city.
Give him your orders, and then look out
for the
RED WAGON
by which he will deliver to you the staff
Of life. 2Tl-3.2G.1m
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"A kvNAwAr.-The brewery too ran
away yesterday. 1t dashed down Eirhth
street toward the leves, and opposite Wal
ters butcher shop ran against tho team Of
Mr.. Furguson, and knocked i, down. This
collision stopped the runaways; but nj
that moment another team STANDING an
the opposite side Of tho stree, took fright,
and started on Il run. For u moment il
seemed that all the teams in the city were
determined 10 indulge in runaway
spree but, in some mysterious way, they
were induced 10 not do it. The brewery
Ia unfortunste in its teams. The smell of
malt seems TO put spirits into them and
teaches them to go AS well whom they are
not wanted 10 90 as when thoy are.
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TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1874.
REMEMBER.

VIII be repeated at the Athencum toe
night "The Chimney Corner AMI Gin
derella." Tho laughAbIe farce Of "Box
and Cox" has been added to the bill.
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MORRIS LKCTuRE.--Tho lecture of Mr..
VIM. ii. Morris last night was really cx-
cellent, and was much praised by those
who had the pleasure OF listening TO il.
Morris ia blooming into Importance. He
| is one OF the best insurance men IN tho
city, stands AT the head Of the A class ia
the council, sings bass till you cant rest,
acts John in "Tho Chimney Corner
with the ability Of an old and talented
actor, and lectures better than many Of
those who lecture for their daily and
nightly bread. We are almost persuaded
to run him for Congress.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
To CANDIDATES.

tn SECURE THE INSERTION OF Az An
SorNcrMExr IN THE BuLLrlS fhk PUBL
csrroS FEE MUST. RE PAID WHEN THE
ANNOUNCEMENT Is HANDED IN THIS RULE
wu, mn STRICTLY ADHERED TO. CITY
..,c,s a.. WARD OFFICERS, 81.
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ENR SALE

Secondhand clothing watches, iowolry
pistols, &c, bought and sold. Also 10,
Brussels carpet, furniture, eta, for sale.
Opposite Cairo and Vincannes railroad
depot. lss-2-27tfl NJ. CoYSE
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FOR ALpERMAS-Turnp WARD.

We are authorized 10 announce W. i.
Wright as a candidate for Alderman for the
Third Ward at the ensuing charter election.
.1-q-4.td
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ATHENEUM.
GRAND PERFORMANCE on TUES.
DAY MONT.

In accordance with n request ,HRI1 by
the aud ieuoe that witnessed the ato per.
formanco at tho Athenoum, Cinderella
and Chimney Corner. will be repeated
on Tuesday night, 18th inst, with the
following cast:
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a GosDoiA hccIDENr.-a pleasure
party, while floating in gondola on the
moon-lit sipe water opposite tho custom
house, met with serious accident. There
were gentlemen AND ladies in the party.
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FOR ALpERNAN-FIFru WARD.

FOR ALDEgMAN-FIFTH WARD.
We are authorized to announce that Thos.
W. Halliday, is candidate for Alderman
for the Fifth ward, AT the ensuing charter
election.
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VAGs.-Three vsgs were arrested by
the police yesterday, and fined heavily b.
Bird, but got stay of execution and sc
out Of the city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pm EllLERS,

Boot and shoe maker, TWEEN b street, be.
tween Washington avenue and Poplar
street, is prepared to make boots anu shoes
In tho latest and most fashionable styles,
Ho viii make them to order, old or new
styles 10 suit customers, out of the bee land
fre'host stock. OF which he always has Q
good supply on hand from which To make
selections. All fitting OF boots and shoes
made by MIR. Ehers is done in his own shop
no foreign fitting being used by him.
Give him call, and he will give you salts.
faction.
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CONFIRMED. Twenty-Five person.
were confirmed a. the Church OF the h
deomer on Sunday.
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MlSCE LANEOUS,

A full limo of croque, Cor sale by
40-i-i4-3. W. Il. ROCKWELL * Co.
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THE barber shop - un Tho corner Of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
whore j. George Stcuhouse with his gen.
tlemanly assistants can be found nj any
hour Of the day or night, ready to sootnc
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. Its firat-clasa shop, and you arc
suro Of receiving GrsL-class treatment.
Ladies' and childron's hair cut or cured
after the most approved stylos. 8-l5-tf
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ROOMS TO RENT.

In Wilcox block, Washington avenue.
at the lowest 1gures, lO-i-2-ti.
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VIM. bhIers wishes 20 INFORM tho pull
lie that he has just received a largo stock
of imported French calf and Morocco
Leather from Adolph Nickel, Of Cincln-
natl, direct. importers and ho can there
'oro warrant all his work to be of not only
the best manufacture, hu, Of the very
bost material. Amy ono who desires Hno
Boots, Shoes or Caters will find II to
their interest to call on Mr., Ehlers at his
shop, 10Th street, and examine his stock
and styles before ordering elsewhere,
DnA-H.l.ln,
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As UsuAL.-Yes,erdsy was a windy
rainy, disagreeable day.
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50 I
HOSIERY

Ever shown in lhia city az price %.
Low o. offered by any hOu q in the
trade.
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PEgsoSAL.-Ar.hu T.. Perkins, tho en-.
ergetic agen. Of the G, y V. Il. u. ut
New Orleans, was in the city yesterday
Mr.. l.. gives nsttering accounts of the
business prospects Of tho road in the Cres-
cent City.
Rev. Mr.. Thsyer and Mr.. Walter
Hyslop left the city this morning to at
tend the Presbyterian synod ut Nashville
in this state.
Capt. Halliday returned from Now
York yesterday.
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FAIRIES
EOX AND COX.

With Henry Rupert, Charles Walters
and Henry Meicalf in the cat
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Mrs. NJ. Swander has just filed
her store room with Ano stool; of
spring millinery and all kinds Of fancy
goods and notions. Her ready-trimmcd
hats and bonnets surpass anything ever
brought to Caro- the young and the old
lady, tho bride and tho widow will find
among them Just what sho wants in the
way OF hat or bonnet. Mrs, Swandcr
has also rought a beautiful assortment Of
lowors ana trimmings, sash ribbons, coll
lara, undersleovos, etc, etc, Tho ladies
are especially invited to call and examine
goods and prices. All goods marked in
plain figures. l7-l.6.lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-15
OS THE OTHER SHORE,
Aprll II, 1874.

DEAR Jong: All good spirits wish 10
write for iHE BULLETIN, and Of course
do. | am Walt Whitman, who was
poet on earth that nobody could under
stand, but | have taken to prose. Poetry
does not sell horc. 1t is drug. With
your permission, | would like 20 take
part in the impinging controversy.
rr,lp N.tra
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-15

Mrs. ErNHoLp Is prepared to BLEACH
aud PRES hats md bonnets in the mos,
approved style, and in manner to give
entire satisfaction. Call NJ her residence
on Fifteenth stree. between Walnut and
Cedar. 2gG-3-I5-Lf