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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
by GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers,
u Northwest corner l0,h and D streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD TURsI.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TUBE.
a By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the sa'h
RI das Of January, A. d. 1873, AM d1ly recorded
IN in Liber No. 7B3, folio so. sc one Of the land
|" records for the District Of C0lumbis, aud by
direction Of the party secured thereby, shall
sell on MONDAY, tbs 9Th daV Of January, A ID.
1874, at House No. 6Is II street, between eth aud
7th streets, northwest. commencing at 10 O'Clock
q. m, excellent assortment of Househ Did Fur
uiture, &C. I name in part
Parlor FURNITURE, Whatnots, Tables.
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
Lace Curtains and Cornice, Chamber Suites, Cot
tage Furniture,
wardrobes, Bedsteads, Bureaus aud W ashstapds,
Lounge, Spring Mattresses, Mirrors, Brackets aud
Pictures,
Dining room Table and Chairs,
Husk and Cetton-top Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and Rols'ers,
Sheets, Pillow Cases, Oousterpanes Blankets, Com
Towels, Tsblecioths, Napkins,
Bedroom and other Stoves,
Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
And many other articles which deem unneces-
sary to mention, marked in schedule.
Persons in want of Furniture, &C, would do well
to attend the sale, 1t has been well kept and In
good condition.
Terms cash.
IVORY O. KIMRALL, Trustee.
jap6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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BETWKEN
PHlLAAp0E TbhiA ALEXANDRIA, VA, ASH
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier :, North W harves PHIL n"
sdelphia, WEDNESDAY and SAT.
UkDAY, at II m. d6ESEt1xzll
DAY and SATURDAY at 10 q. m.
Ir dhis line connects At PhisdelPhs with "Olyde
New England States. No wharfage in Boston By
this Ianei CrynG IL HYDE, , Agent for D. ofo.
y. A. REID. Alexandra, Va.
WALDO A. PEAROE, - Congress .treet, Boston,
~ Eretghts delivered by KNOBS Express. Or
ders LEFT ct General ONCE, sos Ponnsyfvauis ave
nue., or at the steamer wharf will be promptly at
TENDED 70. sp3-tr
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auotioaeer
No, I29 7th street, between G and II sts.

Ep:BEiSk 6MEIiINd ii ssRANr row"
ON EAST "a yr CAPITOL n sTa q, ATA10TIoE;
"a a; b; Ia2, and duly recorded in Liher No. SOS,
county, District OF Columbia, and By direction of
the party secured thereby, we will sell b public
II Of the G9
deseribed real estate, situate in the city OF Wash
Subdivision Of square NUMBERED sis seven ham
s ss s Sad i1y 0ng Otsss feet
back one hundred and ffty.siI ,ii5sJ gset two "a
ps shf sr lex
IpSeliing' THIS house is in the middle and the
for or ssbaor In
Terms: One-third in CASH balance at six, twelve
erty. deposit Of $500 viii be required at time Of
chaser. II the terms Of sale are not compies With
in seven days, the Trustees the right to re-
ing purchaser. after nve days sdSertise@snt ia
some one or more newspapers published in the city
..,.sGs. ss..
ApSya ssS, " .ss
sss,s$:H 6sef 5SHSAgEs, s sss:
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
JOHN W. ALvORD, fr.
decls-d&ds J. 7. 0oLbwELL, salesman.
NTBEABOvE SALE rs PosTPoNEDUNrIL
FRIDAY, January 9th. 1874, same hour and place.
S SEdss vi a AL sT4nR,n.y Trustees.
1an2-d&ds lRepl J. T. GOODWILL, Salesman.
D Corner oh and b streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE q SMALL HOUSES AT
px,,-.,. ~. AaUyItSvn. ....
,he asd asy q A IIii, ls72. and duly recorded ia
Ltber 6!2, folio ~, ct Of the laod records
OF county, in the District OF Columbia,
We will cell e PUBLIC auction in front Of the prem
ises. on FRIDAY, January 18th. 1874, ct O'Clock
p M, all those certain parcels Of land lying and
ated in the city Of Warrington, in the District
Of Columbia, and being lots numbered y, g, y and
S, in square 9Ss, and the Improvements thereon.
Each Of these lots n improved BY small twe-story
frame house They are located on street, between
@h and 10Th stress and within one square
Terms: 800 cash on each house balance in 6 and
IL months from day Of SALE with interest, ct tie rate
Of 10 per cent, Per annum. deposit Of go upou
ssch houss REQUIRED e the time Of sale. Cenvey.
sncing at ccst Of the purchaser.
III. JleQP MILLER, (~.x.
HBNRY WISE 0ARNBTT,S II hteo'
D0NOANeONs D0wLING 4 co..
jams Auottoneers.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FHOn NEW YORK. FROM BOSTON.
Calhbtla~-- Med, Jan, Samaria.-....Sat, Jan. 8
Adgefla Wed an, u Hecla ...... Sat, Jan. 10
JAVA Wed, Jan. rs MarAth m - Sat. Ian "a
AtyssiLis.: Wed, Feb: Parthia...--.S Sat, Jan 81
And every following WEDNESDAY ana SATUR
DAY from New York.
Steamers marked thus do not carry steerase pas
BATES OF PAssAGE.-Csbin, $50, 800, and SlS
sou, according to accommodation. <Ss6nk
Tickets to Paris, SIS, gold, additional. 1E3&H
EetuIn tickets on favorable terms. $500
Storage, $50, currency.
Steersge tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all parts OF Europe, at lowest Rates. Through
bills OF laAipg given TO Belfast, Glasgow, Hsvre,
Antwerp, and other points the Continent and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin pas.
sage, apply at the Dom pany's ONCE, No. Bowlins
Green; for steerage passage, at No. Ill Broadway.
Trinity Building.
CHAs. g. FRANKLYN, Agent, New York.
OTIS BIGELOW, Agent, Once. 643 street
eovlS-y northwest, Washington, ID. q.
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CUNARB LINE.
" NOTICE.
With the view OF diminishing the chances OF ceIli
sion, the Steamers Of this Line will, henceforth
take speoined course for oil seasons OF the year
On the Outward Passage from q az cen stowa 10 New
York OF Boston, crossing Meridian of 90 at g Lat
nothing to the north Of IS.
On the Homewsrd Passage, crossing the Meridian
Of 50 ct Il Lat, or nothing TO the north OF a. iylISm
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Ladies' Gloves.

Ladies' Gloves.
WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
GLOVES FOR LADIES,
Expressly suitable for the NEW YEAR receptions.
SEAMLESS KID GLOVES.
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pY LATIMER & CLEARY,
ID Auctio aeers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania and llth st.
Star Office Building.
EXTEEsIvE PAwNBROKER's sale FOL
ACCOUNT OLE ELIAs HEInENHElMER-

EXTENSIVE PAWNBROKER'S SALE FOR
ACCOUNT OF ELIAS HEIDENHElMER.
p On THURSDAY MORNING, January 10,
S3slIS74, commencing at lO11 o'clock, and coRtin-
fSt& ung every evening at O'Clock, at our auc-
non rooms, we shall sell the following extensive
assortment Of unredeemed pledges the time OF which
having expired Oh the 18th Of September last, COM
prisinR-
An immense stock Of custom made Clothing fer
men and boys.
Large assortment Of Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewelry, Opera Glasses.
A varied assortment Of Mantle Clocks, solid Silver
and SilV err p sted Ware.
Several elegantly bound Bi bles, aw BOOks.
Musical Instruments.
Boots and Shoes.
Together with man articles too numerous 10 men
tion.
This sale is without reservation.
Terms: Cash.
Iani2 IBepl LATIMER CLEARY. Aucts
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE CO., of
MERCHANTS INSURANCE Co, Of Newark,
Cash Assets, SO 900.
W. q. JONES Il co., Agents,
dec1-tr No oil 7th street, OPP. p. D. Dept.
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I STANLEY JONES.
. .aI E-s.N nj

STANLEY JONES.
y. Real Estate Broker,
No. 51l 7TH STREET.
HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALL PARTS or
THE CITY FOR SALE.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. MONEYINVEST
ED. dec6-tr
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Df GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID sts.


CHANOERY SALE OF LOT on I5rH STREET,
BKT%EEN L AND Nj STREETS NORTH
N BY virtue Of q decree passed by the Supreme
front q the P premises. on wEDSEsDaY, the Si;S
Il Lot n" a. Of the s5diyis6n Of Square No.
lH, in the city OF Washington, ID. c.. contained
within the following metes and bounds. Beginning
for the same at point on 18Th street west distant
100 iee south Of the northeast corner Of said square,
ans running thence south y feet; thence west -
Get thence north . feet, aud thence 81 feet 10
the place Of beginning,
at six aud twelve months for which the notes Of the
purchaser, bearing interest from the day Of sale,
sold. depo'it of $50 viii be required Al the time
Of sale. All ct the cosr Of the purch-
.asa WIG GREf SATT WfGLiHM TE1i HGs
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctianeer,
No. 5i1 eth street, opposite Q. s. Post once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE On
TTW WFf FAST AID ssBE 81 sFRkhTs 81
BEING TIE SOUTH HOUSE IN THAT BEAI
gLEgL Row OF FIVE SIMILAR DWELL
~ BY virtue Of a deed of trust TO US, dated June
No. cured, VI will sell public auction, q the
highest bidder, in front Of the premises, on TUES
h1mbegi aPs nn ' Sims. LO Of
Square $50, fronting l9 feet inches lin street
by depth OF q feet lOta inches 10 alley, proved
~ DWellius ss above described.
Terms q sac $3.50, with the eXpeuss q sale. in
cash; and Jhe balance al and u months, FOR which
the notes Of The purchaser, bearing interest from
the day Of sale, and secured b. deed Of trust The
paid, st the option Of the purchaser The terms 70
be complied with IN seven dais after sale, or n
property will be Id AZ the risk and cost Of the
deiaultine purchaser, after 1--we days advertisement
BERNARD H. WARNER ,.,..-
JsnIs-eo SS'A E. j. SWEET, Auot.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets

RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. lOOl, northwest corner 10Th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoy.
E1RTn VEST, BETWEEN nth AND lsTH
~ Under and by virtue of certain deed of trust
bearing date on the Sd day Of yuy "a, ~ is 80
one of the land records Of the District Of Columbia,
and BY direction q the parties thereby secured,
on TUESDAY, the goth day Of January, a; D;
1874 At 80 O'clock ,. m, The following dsseribsd
% TSs went par. Of o
square one hundred and hfty four, llss,l having .
ds Ss e. NINETY i feet
Portable three-story Frame HOUSE with oriek BASE,
% O fe sas
Ct which viii be stated Il the sale. about elSl.
0a.h % e, 70 pay :ad az srSs %
trust, togeth with the expenses Of this sale bal
anoe in two sa1si tn'ts a s 81 SIX and tvelys
~. Deposit II sioo win be required ii the time
the purchaser II the terms Of sale are not con-.
piled with in i've days fron the day Of sale, the
he I:f and ees. q he astsnsiss ss sssl
jsrle-d&ds GRRBE . wILLIAds, Aucss.
RY LATIMER CLEARY,
sOuthws corner sns s.. snS ss tree.
Star Once Building.
soRRIL HORSE, H AINBss And TOP BUG
q. r GTi Az Apofi nDsI, SIN. N
ssGsss. :. s :: II ds ss q. ssss
Horse, Set q Harness and Top BusF 20 pey livery
chsrEes. Al parties concerned v1u tske eesirs;
, sssSs cash. LArrnER 6Lkks4E, H1 sss:.
TEessE T y. Po ia POL. cOIP
vania avenue, give universal sotGEnctto1. doc1o-d
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CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS
r7r-, On MONDAY aud tt ESDAl ENEN-
LAAyI INGS, January the ~ n and 20th, ls'4, a.
49, our suctien rooms, commencing at o clock.
shall sell valuable collection of Books in every
d. partment Of literature.
Catalogues now ready for distribution.
Terms cash. LATIMER CLEARY,
janlS-d GRap. Auctioneers
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lS7SPENNsYLSvEA5NA11I Rourrl873
k1E North y. s8Sfa. AND SOUTHWEST.
nans'0h -.li:ss an an Baltimore. ri: :ss :. NJ NJ
|. COS s;sS Pm. :. SOS m.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
Sia h tstssnnt Sissnsy f.isss DsS
Vt Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central
The l1:3s Q. u. daily, except Sunday, northwest;
$40 D. m, daily except Sunday Oinclnnsti and
southwest s1S ~ ~ p ~ =; ds;lZ, ysss
S snGT9 2Tn ~ rom WARRINGTON 10 BUFFALO,
OniVA09 and ST. LOUIS without change.
corner o. Nh street and Pennlylvshia avenue, and
Sorn0 o. IN street and avenue, 1ndse
given At all tines,
eeoure accommodations In Polece Osrv for Ohioaro,
10. .. You're. General rAss.s.
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A LEXANDRIA s WASHINGTON r. X
- AND

A LEAANDhlA g WASHINGTON Il. X
- AND
ALEXANDRIA q FREDERICKSBURG R.R
CoRNKR OF AND SIXTH STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria as follows:-6,
y, >, y. 10, IL Q. m, 8, a. s, 6, To. m; 3
a. m and y. u. daily, all other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandra arrive as follows
1888, 1883, s:33, 1888, 1888, 1888 Q. M,
1858 4:33, 1888, 6:33, T:33 .. m. The 1888 O. m :,
and 6-SS p. m. from AlexsndrIs daily, all other
trains daily except Sunday.
Trains marked thus connect with trains on
Washington and Ohio 3. Il.
QUAETIC0 Accommodation leaves Washington
o;23 e m, daily, except sunday.
GhAAT OUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
iesyes ashington 33 D. m. daily exec pt Sunday
Through tickets to ali points South and Southwest
ior sale at Omoes corner 18th street and Pernsylva.
nIa eN enus and corner 9Th street and Pennsyvania
senue, where Passengers can leave orders for bag.
Through to Destination ' sn~ A'sA~ono0
Z. 8. YOUNG, Gent PASSENGER Agent ivnts
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pYw.L WALL 4 Co, Auouoneers.

by W. l.. WALL 4 CO, Aucuoneers.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
In virtue Of a writ Of eTG fdidS issued out OF the
clerks office of the Supreme Court Of the District o!
Columbia, and to NE directed, will sell at public
sale, for cash. at the auction store Of Wm l.. all
& Co. on FRIDAY the 23d day OF January, lST4,
at IL clock a. M, IS reams Of printers paper.
seized and levied upon the goods aud chattes Of
the New Natisnal Era and Citizen Publishing
Company, and will be sold to safety execution No.
IL ,2O6 in favor of William G Harvey.
ALEX. SHARP. q. :. Msr-hal.
janl2-d WIN. L. WALL Go, Auclioneers.
DY IATIMER OLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvsnia avenue and llth
street, Star once Building.
AUCTION SALE OF QUARTrRMASrER'S
PROPERTY.
DEPOT QUARTERNAsTKR's OFFICE,
WAsHINGTON,D O., December %, 1873.
Ill be sold at public auction, at Qusrterm aster
Corral, corner of Fourteenth and street south.
January -, 1874, commencing ct % O'Clock q. n, y,
condemned Qusrtermaster's aud Ordnance Propsrty,
consisting, IN part, Of the following, viz
Two az Mules.
Ten (l0D Horses.
Cooking Stoves.
Harness, Gtain Sacks, &C &c.
Terms cash.
For particulars apply to this Office.
Depot Quartermaster, Breve. Brigsdier General,
U. ,. a. Jaul2 OF
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GO UP HEAD. HENRY.

| The killing Of Mr.. Daniel {. Byerly by
| Ex-Governor Henry c. Yarmouth, was
justifiable homicide. Mr.. Yarmouth had
insulted Mr.. Jennings, Mr.. Byerly's col
league on the New Orleans Buttetn, ana
had agreed to give TO him the satisfaction
usual among gentlemen. The details OF
the duel had been arranged and those
who know say, that pending the duel 1t
was the duty of every person about The
Bulletin Office to hold Mr.. Warmouth's
person sacred from violence, and Gus
tom required all The Bulletin
attaches to treat him with
courtesy. Mr.. Yarmouth under
stood the code to require this from his adj
versaries, and reciprocal courtesy from
him. Therefore, when he met Mr.. By
erly on the street, he lifted his hat in
salutation. Mr.. Byerly, angered by the
salute, struck the Governor with heavy
cane, knocked him down and jumped
upon him. While lying on his back, the
Governor opened knife and stabbed his
dSsdiihllN' lihi'thlS ii'iN' "'uius' VI
which he has since died. He could have
done no less. The man who at the South
will permit any person to knock him
down with cane and whip him, must
kill his assailant or move to the North.
He is not the kind of men they endorse
there. He would be disgraced. When,
therefore, Governor Yarmouth stabbed
Mr.. Byerly to death, he did an act that
all Southern people will applaud. He
did his duty; and now having accepted a
challenge and butchered man. he may
go up head. Hereafter he will be re-
spected, and his life will be far pleasanter
than it has been during the past five
wears,
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THE CURRENCY QUESTION.

The Mound City JOmHut says.
The CAIRO BULLETIN is softening on
the currency question, and gives promise
Of being all right in time. The moral as
pect of the question still sticks in it, crop.
Ii is apprehensiye that If allowed money
in abundance, the people will go OH a
grand spree. speculate, dissipate and
finally TO go the dogs altogether. The
bondholders and money kings generally
seem 10 thrive, and do well for them
selves in all respects. with their mil
lions, and no doubt the majority
Of the people would be equally
as prudent after they became used
TO their improved fortunes. We are
willing 10 try them, anyhow. and feel
sanguine that increased facilities for max
ing money would not injure our morals
materially. IL Oberly is particularly APP
prehensive a. 10 his own case, we will
undertake to'act As his guardian. and will
insure the perfect preservation oil what i.
left Of his morals.
tn. .'0,07s1l has persistently misrepre-
sente'. the position Of The BULLETIN on
the turrency question, a. IL has Oh other
poll ical questions. The language We used
in the article from which TIE journal has
drawn the impression that We were soft
enina ON tho currency question:, j. al
most precisely the language We used in a
speech at Mound City, which was de-
nomced by our contemporary as a con-
traction speech-a bondholders' argtI-
ment. Then and now and all the time
we have insisted that much bad money
was great evil, but that good money
could not be too abundant. We have de-
sired and do desire 10 bring the currency
TO gold basis, hut have not advocated
the idea that We should return 10 gold
and silver a the only currency Of the
country. We recognize the fact that pa
per currency i an absolute necessity, and
would rather have paper currency So
cured by the bonds Of the nation than the
wild cat currency OF ante-bell,0n days.
However we would not permit congress
10 exercise the power Of expanding or
contracting the currency at will. Such a
policy would, in our opinion, be ruinous.
Our wish is that the country may be
brought back to specie payment without
any shock to the business interests of tho
country. We have no plan, and probably
upon details might not agree with the
Jealous bullionists who are anxious TO re-
sumo Immediately.
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on seeing him cndeavoring to effect an
entrance into his house at night.
Mr.. O'Conor's reply Is noteworthy.
lie believes that house-breakers and
thieves, when practicing their profession.
can scarcely be said to have any rights
which Others are bound to respect.
"When In the attempt to execute q
felonous enterprise they happen to he
slain by the family whom they are seek
ing to plumber, public justice will insti-
tutc no fastdious scrutiny. No one will
inquire whether all the forms and ccre-
monies were observed which some an
cicnt lawgivcr or modern enactment for
"that case made and provided" may have
discrcetly suggested, whatever may be
the strict law applicable TO the case; aud
whatever exact duty might cnjoin. nc
magistrate will commit the slayer to
prison. no grand jury will indict them
nor will any district attorney prosccut,
or petit jury convict
Mr.. O'Conor's opinion proves that
great lawyer though he Is, and accuslom.
ed to breathing the punctilious atmos
pherc of the courts. the "man's a man
for a that" II will not tail of endorse
ment by that large class of people, who
while they know little of law, have We
an instructive appreciation of justice.
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MR.. O'cONOR AND BURGLARS
RIGIlIk.

When the Van Brunts, father and son,
found that the burglars, Moshier and
Douglas, would escape ii they were not
prevented by violence, they-ihe Van
Brunts-promptly fired upon the house
breakers. The shots were fatal, and the
two men died. The promptness of the
Van Brunts and it, consequences gave
rise to some practical questions concern
ing the duties and immunities of citizens
In protecting life and property from
the depredations ofproiessional criminals;
letter addressed TO Mr.. Charles
O'Conor, the eminent New York lawyer,
queried, first, whether there was a law on
the statute books in regard to the chal-
longing of burglar by his intended vic
tim before firing upon him, and second,
whether the law would justify person
In firing on and killing a burglar simply
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THE Springfield Journal has begun o
war upon the gambling dens of that city
Not less than half dozen, aud probably
twice that number, exist ''under the very
noses of the State Legislature. - and en-.
JOY more than usually flourishing ex.
istence while these bodies are in session
The Journal is virtuously calling upon
the city authorities 10 suppress the un,
holy places, as 1t means "to make Their
practices as public as the light Of day can
make them.n
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TERMS:
narper,. Bazar. one wear. "a 90

Harper's Bazaar, one year. ~ 90
-Four dollar. includes prepayment Of L..
;. postage by the publishers.
Subscriptions 10 Harler's Magazine,
Weekly, and Bazaar. to one addres. for one
year, Go 90; or two Of Harpsr's Periodi-
Gals, 70 one address for one yea, e. 90;
postage tree.
An extra copy Of either the Magazine,
Weekly. or Bazaar will De supplied graft /.
for every clnb % dc suDscrlD.Ts Al "a w
eacn, IN one remittance; or, Xix copies for
go % without extra copy postage free,
Back numbers can be supplied al any
time.
The seven volumes Of Harper Bazaar, for
the years Les, 20, 20, ~, -, '73. "a, ele-
gantly bound in green morocco cloth, viii
be se 4 by exp css, freight prepaid, for
- % each.
yertisement without the express OTGers OF
Harper a. Brothers.
Address HARPER& BROTHERS, MY.
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Nr. DANIEL e. BYERLY, who was re-
Gently killed by Ex-Governor Yarmouth,
at New Orleans, was born in Pennsyl-
vania, and for greater portion of his
life, up to 1850, resided in Mississippi
and Texas. About the year 1866 he went
to New Orleans and began TO work as a
printer on The Comermeiat Bulletin. In
1865 he founded The Bulletin, of which
he was the manager at the time of his
death.
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70 OHIO LEVEE CAIRO, ILLS
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have replenshcd our Job Printing Office with
many fonts Of type and have orders out for other
fonts Of the latest popular styles We determined
work, aud make prices low that the most cnthu-
sastic patrons of foreign cities will be compelled TO adj
nit that do work at lower prices than any other Of
flee in the country Mr. Oberly, admit ed to be one Of
the best practical job printers West and South has
assumed personal supervision of the job printing de-
many patrons
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-30

erieyous political blunder. Mr.. vor-
bees is not the man for the time. lie Is
the advocate of q mischievous financial
policy, and is a salary grabber who boldly
defends the grab as honest. Grabism and
Credit Mobilierism seriously wounded
Radcalism. II will be crime If the re-
viving Democratic party takes the advo-
Gates of grabs and corruption into Its
favor and makes them its representative
mon