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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-20
AGEN
THE AUSTIN eLoJD-sYasr.

\ private dispatch from Rev. j. y.
Hammond to Judge Mcl<cuuey, re-
ceived yesterday morning, "a the
first intimatiou we had of the cloud l.
burst in Austin. This dispatch assured
the Judge Of the safety OF his family.
but conveyed no adequate idea of the
disastrous effects of the flood. The
news spread about town. hut no one
dreamed that our neighboring town had
experienced such a terrible visitation.
Had tho people of Eureka been fully
advised in the premises no doubt Il
move would have been promptly
imugurated t tender assistance. TI!c
flood occurred Tuesday evening. lut
We did not get the ~lstricu-
lars until eleven o'giocS la:
night. This betokens negligence on
the part of some OF the employees q
the Telegraph Company. We give in
our telegraph columns a pretty full ae-
count OF the disaster. The report n
furnished us was badly mixed and dis
connected. but we have c~nieaVCred
to render it a, ineligible a. the ma
ture Of the case would permit. Il
will be seen tina; the total loss Of prop.
erty i estimated a. 500, 0a0. \ pretty
good idea of the extent OF the damage
may be obtained from q comparison
With Our la:e disaster. The f:s-, a.
count of the losses here. i. VIII
he reeoilected, fixed the ame'ii.
at about $4,000. Fortunately
no lives were lost by the .ta~s;a il'o,.
The destruction Of properly, ho"ever,
vas very great, considering thai hus-
tin is but a small town. lnasIagea :
the people of Austin haze aaay~
heen prompt 20 lend AID ~AeH e}fa'li-
ties have e%c-taken Eureka. it L.
hoeyes or people. naw ;hataa=a =
tun;:y is offered. TO rccifr1cJ.l .AeI
uniform ki';dDe,s.
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SPURIOUS bonds 10 the amount Of
eight million dollars were issued TN
der Bulloek's administration As Coy
ernor Of Georgia. The holders Of these
bonds, says the Oakland MRS, have
made a combination to capture the
Legislature and have them assumed!
by the State. This would make them
worth something, and, ifthey could he
brought near to par, The holder could
give one-half Of them 10 the mei.lb-r-
OF the Legislature, This Is proposed,
and if it is like-the average negro car
pet-bas Legislature, the scheme will be
successful.
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ONE man, at least. comes oft Of the
Beecher-li!tOn scandal with an ,iIi-
suliied reputation. Ills name IS Hor-
ace Greeley. When Iilton urged lima
TO call al his house during lis al
sence, Mr.. Greeley declined. IL said
he dld not think IL a good hatiit % yi~i,
a lie while her husband Ms aH.g-
These were c1cditahtc Rord-.
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LOST !

THE TINE OF TIE FLOOD. JULY
~ 2ith, one Iair OF Sleeve Bu'tonS. one set
ot shirt studs, with small, California dia-
mona. settings, anda numbe al articles OF
cher jewelry. Also. clothing marked II. {.
teFeus.' Tee ander will he suitably rewards
81 10y ~leaNins tttc ame with the anJcI i.nod.
az tiiAS. J.. EI.UA.
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BRIGHAM 9or>Gss Invisible piaa.a.
sEirts made 70 or Ter at q. DuI ka!'-.
L.
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Firc-?roof E.iiGing,

Firc-?roof Building,
Bcing a two = story. ard basement irc-rroor
stone bui.iin-. fronting IL. feet on the east
sid" OF Main street, and RAINING east 100 lee;,
IA" same width. 10 tho west sid OF l;uc, street,
ths basement having a frontage on said Buti
street of II feet.
The entrance to the basement will be on
Euel street, aid the basement room will b,
- BY $50 feet in the clear. with a 1l-foot ceil-
ing. and will be rented to responsible parties
by the Trustees.
The first story will be par:itionad CT into
two storcrooms. o. b. IS feet in the clear,
with a l foot ceiling, which will also bs
rgnt.d,
The second story will h. divided into rooms
fer III" convenient use Of odd Fellow Lodge.
and Of til, various societies which MAJ meet
therein. and IN this floor there will be five ~
rooms, all OF which viii be rented by tho
Trustees 10 proper tenants.
The building viii bo finished in irst-c!aSs
s'y.o. and provided with al convenience FOR
t=H8H;S auti ;he Trustees. frem il car, ful and
Fr=dent estimate Of the revenue OF TIL,
hfi,diag. feel confident in assuring to IA,
>tocbhuil rs a. net dividend Of > . PER cent.
Ter mouth en- thair Investment.
fhc work will he prnsacut Il with the ut
most dis' atch. consistent with economy and
s.IsfautIai WORN: and it is contemplated that
Ia b ilGlnE viii b ready for usc in fodr ~
months IRON this dat.
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M!NL..- : Nd NiI\I\G

And a eech e.i.r ilares u, ma% laY.ar;,r
..l4s. a.-J ii
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Ter Governor.
W. A!,E 3l.fIIal lItB ~ ~
- aolc- l.. w.. Clst", of !@.irco!n comfy,
- q cau1i To. '.or t'overaor. >jt3ert 10 the
Il rt-loH o1 the ctibIs1n STATE tuuNrn ion.
II ltd
WAY5l

IMNEhiAJGiY.IN TI4}1 -IlfsgiIoa,
4 ne ''oaJ + opi Choppers. A;ply }o
aH--it d. +. MCGEE.
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P~i0i9EHs.- Photographic v.sa, III
tho * X hoi@..a2 works. IlraSa. and
All the fHfi ,ee,, ior .a.c al Tire cir
Dru2 7.9i'.-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-25
BOAT STORES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals viii be received ut my Office
until O'Clock, y. m. OF saturday, the second
day ofJanuary, \ u. 1855, for furnishing the
materials, or doing The work, or both, for the
construction Ola new sidewalk on the south
side of Thirteenth street, between Washington
avenue and Walnut street, and for the recon-
struction of the following described sidewalks
tO-wit:
ON the westerly side of Commercial avenue,
between sixteenth and seventeenth streets, aud
on the northery side of seventeenth steeet, be-
tween Commercial avenue and Poplar street.
said sidewalks to lie constructed and recon =
stTucied of wood.
sealed proposals rs above will also he re-
cevcd for furnishing the material or doing the
work, or both, for the construction of u brick
sidewalk on the westerly side of Commercial
avenue, between Sey sntcenth and Eighteenth
streets. said proposals shall be DIRECTED to tho
City Council OF the City of Cairo, and will be
opened at a meeting of said Council, to he held
on said second day of January, \. u. 1913. All
proposals shall DE made In accordance with tn,
provisions, requirements and specifications OF
Ordinance No 80, approved November 18th, A
ID. l,il, which ordinance Is now on file IN my
Office, subject 10 examination AT any time. Tho
City Council reserves the right 10 reject any aud
all proposals. WILL. X HAWKINS,
Cairo, us, Dec. 10TH l~7I. city CLERK.
sl--l2-2O-lOt
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order to obtain gold to pay treasury notes.
But this last provision does not, like the
others, 90 into immediate effect. The
legal-tender act remains unchanged.
The bill passed by a vote of thirty
eight to fourteen. The Republicans
voted solidly in the affirmative;
Schurz and Fenton, Independents, and
salisbury. Democrat. voted with them.
Senators Sprague, Upton and Hamilton,
Independents, voted against it. The bill
avoids. entirely, the chief recommends
tons OF the President and secretary of the
treasury, namely, the repeal of the legal
tender act. Its passage by the House Is
doubtful.
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THE FINANCE BILL.

On Monday, after long discussion. the
Senate passed the finance bill, the Lead
Ing features of which are:
l. Free banking to be open to all in
dividuals and associations without limita-
ton of capital.
2. Retiring Of an amount of green.
backs equal to 30 per cent. of the new ma
uonal notes issued until the greenback
circulation shall be reduced TO $500. 600 :
600, after which no further reduction of
greenbacks is TO take place. 1t is claimed
that by this provision there viii be neither
expansion or contraction of the currency,
as about 20 per cent. is now required as
bank reserves.
.. The withdrawal and destruction Of
fractional currency aud the substitution
OF silver coin; this arrangement TO 20
in'o effect as soon as practicable, under
the direction of the secretary of the
treasury, who is authorized 10 use the
surplus money for supplying silver coin,
ana thla Is not sufficient, to sell the
requisite amount Of bonds Of the new
series to obtain funds for that purnose
q. Removing cost for coinage of gold
at the several minis.
o. Resumption Of specie payments TO
commence on the first day of January.
1879. The secretary is authorized TO use
the surplus specie in the treasury, but if
that IL not sufficient, TO sell bonds In
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The Subsidy Vote I'm Congress.

lihlchgo IIDunc
The vote in the House on Monday last
on the resolution declaring that the con-
ditiOn of the financial affairs OF the cOun-
try demands that there be no subsidies of
money, or lands, or ofbonds TO any rail-
road or other private corporation, showed
that ll9 members Of the House were
brought to tic record In oppositionto the
subsidies, 10 recorded lhoui selves i'm favor
of subsidies. and Is were absent or dodpcd
the vote. Those voting against the rrso-
luton and in favor of subsidies hailed
from the following states:
Alabama-Caldwell, Hays, Pelham,
Shcats, Whte--5.
Arkansas--lIodgcs Snydcr-2.
nia--Houghton-l.
Observation-Disclosures
Florida-walls-l.
Georgia-Blount, Harris, Sloan, Ste
phens, Whiteley, Ioung--6.
Indana-Williams-l.
Kentucky-I oung-l.
Louisiana-Darrall, Morey, Sheldon-3.
Northumberland.
Mlchigan-llubbell-l
Mlssissippi-IIornc, Mckee,.
MissOuri-Co mingO, lIavcnS, HYDE,
Stanard. Stone, Wells-G.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Williams.
Minnesota-Averill, Stout--2.
Nebraska---Crounse-l
New Tsey-llaZlcton--l.
North Carolna--Lcach, Vance, Wad-
dell--3.
New lork-Creamer, Schcll-2,
Oregon-Ncsmith-l.
Pennsylvania iery, Cessna. Kelley.
Moore, Negley, O'Neill, Richmond
Townsend-S.
South Carolina-Ransier, Wallace--2.
Tcnnesscc-Butlcr Crutchteld, Lewis,
Maynard, Num-.
TeXas-lIancock, Mclean, Mills, VIII
lie.
Nirginia-Bowen, Harris, Plat, Sener.
Smith, Stowcll, Thomas, Whitehead-S.
West Nrginia-llagans, Ilcretord-2.
Wisconsin-McDill, Rush, Sawyer-3.
Total, 70.
The persons who did not vote on this
question are Of no less Importance.
There were ten absent from Pennsyl-
yana, ten from New York, six from Mas
sachusetts, five from Ohio, and seven
nom Illinois. OF the absentees from ILL
nols' Messrs. Fort and Farwell had ac-
companied the remains of colleague to
TINS city but why Messrs, Eden, Knapp,
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that default having been made
Tor more than sixty days in the payment of u
portion of the amount secured to De paid by a
certain Mortgage executed 10y Michael SCOTT 10
samuel stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, truss
tees of the trrp city Property, dated october
18th, ls6i, recorded In the Recorder ONCE in
and for Alexander county, In the State of llli-
nois, in book ''M'' of deeds, page l9l, etc. we,
the undersigned, said Trustees, will on >atur-
day, the 9Th day ofJanuary, next, A u ls75, al
10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, under and
10y virtue the power of sale contained In said
Mortgage, sell, At lpb1c M c3,nce buiiding ot
said Trustees corner Washington Avenue aud
Eighteenth street, In said City of Cairo, in Alex
nndcr county and state of Illinois, all the right
title and interest Of said Michael SCOTT or hisas-
signs, in and TO lots numbered Clvcl and q
(,iN) in block numbered H tAinety-two) In the
First Addition 10 said city Of Cairo, according
TO the recpdcd plat thereof, with the appurtcn-
ances, 10 satisfy the purposes and condition Of
said Mortgage. ). STAATs TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property.
Dated, Cairo, III December 18Th, ls7i.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that default having been made
for more than sixty days in the
payment Of portion of the amount
secured 10 be paid by u certain Mortgage
executed by william Fitzpatrick to samuel
Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, Trustee, Of
the Cairo City Property, dated February 27th,
1855, rccoricd in the Recorders ONCE in and
for Alexander county In the state of Illinois,
IN Book Pc of deeds page 80, we, the under
signed, said Trustees, win, ON saturday, the
Oh day Of January next, \ u 1873, al 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day, under and
by virtue Of the power of sale contained in said
Mortgage, sell, NJ Public Auction, To the high
est bidder for cash, at the Office building Of
said Trustees, corner Of Washington Avenue and
Eighteenth street, in said City of Cairo. in Al
cNander county and state of Illinois, all the
right, title and interest Of said William Fitz-
patrick or hi5 a. igns, In and 20 lot numberc Z
uve), In block numbered tome in the second
Addition 10 said city of Cairo, according 10 the
recorded plat thereof with the appurtenauces
20 satisfy the purposes and condition OF said
Mortgage, ; sIAAIS TAYLOR;
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustee, OF the Cairo City Property,
Dated Cairo, Ill December lith, lS14
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PRESIDENT GRANT is about to punish
Mr.. Anthony Hesipg for his desertion of
the Republican party. When Mr.. IIesng
was good Republican, Emil Hoech-
ster, his friend, of Chicago, was
appointed 10 the consulship at
Bremen, Germany. Hoechster is
now to be removed. The present con-
sui at Bristol, England, will take his
place, and DR.. Canisius, lately commits
sioner Of the Illinois penitentiary, will be
sent TO Bristol, England.
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Is hereby given that default haying been made
for more than sixty days in the payment of a
portion of the amount secured 10 be paid by a
certain Mortgage executed 10y Thomas O'llari To
samuel stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, Trus.
tees Of the Cairo City Property, dated October
18th, ledi, recorded in the Recorders ONCE in
AMI for Alexander county, In the state Of i'll
nOis, In book M of deeds, page POO, etc, we
the undersigned, said Trustees will on Satur-
day, the Oh day of January next, 4 ID ISIS, nj
10 o clock In the forenoon ofthat day, under and
by virtue of the power of sale contained in said
Mortgage sell az Public Auction, u the high
est bidder for cash, ut the office building ofsaid
Trustees, corner of Washington Avenue and
Eighteenth street In said City of Cairo in Al
eNander county and State of Illinois ali the
right title and interest of .aid 1hOma, % IIara
or his assigns, in and to lot numbered q Ctwen-
ty-scyen), in block numbered ~ (iDrty SKI in
the First Addition 10 said city Of Cairo, accord.
Ing 10 the recorded Plat LoIe0f with The ap.
pnrtcnances, 10 satisi! the purposes and cundi.
lion of said Mortgage
5 sIAAT, TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Cairo Cts PrOperty
Dated, Cairo, Ill December ll.h, ls7i.
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per order.

PINcHBAcK's Republican friends in the
Senate have turned him the cold shoulder,
and there is now no probability that he
will be seated as the senator from Louis
lana. He is enraged at the manner in
which he is treated, and threatens to re-
taliate by going home and "organlzing
the Louisiana legislature in the interest of
the Democracy, so that Democratic
senator may be sent 20 Washington"
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

THE BULLETIN is published every morning
(ercept Monday in the Bulletin building. cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfh street.
The BULLETIN Ia served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cents Week
payable weekly by Mail, lin ADVANCE, slo pei
annum; six months, %, three months, 81, on,
month, 81 Is.
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Barrere, Ray, and Hurlburt did not vote
mas yet to be explained. MIR. Hurlburt
mas = bill of his own proposing to give
10 some corporation bond subsidy
OF sixty millions of dollars. but this does
not. explain why he omitted TO vote
AGAINST the resolution.
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HAMLIN's reelection as United States
senator from Maine. is not as certain as
that the sun rises and sets. Judge John
Peters, supreme judge Of the State, is a
formidable opponent.
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ILLINOIS postoflices, during the last
fiscal year, issued l3i,sss more money
orders than were issued in any other
State of the Union. The amount of
money received on these orders was ST.
0l9,524.s5-an average of nearly Sll.50
nor orfIar
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every Thursday morning at 81 y
per annum, invariably in advance. The postage
on the Weekly will be prepaid at this Office, 50
that subscribers will obtain II for subscription
rice Of vi year.
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SSIvELY, of the Macoupin Enquirer,
whom Ex-Gov. Palmer recently attacked,
is fighting the latter with his pen, persc-
veringiy, il not wisely.
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VIcE-PREsIDENT WILSON has yielded
the presidency of the Senate for the ses-
sion. and Senator Carpenter will perform
the duties of that position.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
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Krone inch is n square.
U,-To regular advertisers we Offer superior i'm
dueements, both as to rate Of charges and man
ner OF displaying their hvors.
E5-Noticcs in local column inserted for Fif-
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Cents line for two insertions, Twenty-Five
Cents line for three insertions, Thirty -Five
Cents line for one week, and Seventy
Cents line for one month,
e
Communications upon subjects of gen
eral interest to the public solicited.
D-All letters should be addressed to
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President Cairo Bulletin Company.
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The 8ull&tin.
Reading Matter on Every Page.
JOHN II. OBERLY, Editor.

- THE BULLETIN wishes to each and all
Of its readers Merry Christmas.
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TOW-BOat For Sale

WE Subscriber Offers for sale the >tca.n
4 Towing slerH- Wheel Boat, Ike llammitt
luinluile ~ she now lies AT Cairo, lll-,
licf length Is li2 feet, her breadth % feet her
lepih itel and measures go tons, She has 3
boilers "a feet long and 3G inches diameter, thigh
pressure engines with cylinders IL inches In
llaheier aud feet stoke; feed pumps "a in
shes IN diameter aud II inches stroke and all
modern improvements, and Is in every respect
,launch, seh worthy, and in good condition for
navigation For terms apply TO,
o., ;. ) TAYLOR
CAIRO. Ills, November Q, Lex. iS.lI.2s-tf
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TO TEACHERS.

We will furnish our music TO teachers at
the usual discount; will select music for
your scholars, II YOU will let Us know the
grade and style desired.
Teachers everywhere are requested 10
send H. their address. and We VIII Keep
them informed Of the new publications.
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Nurses.
Sean3tre5SeJ.

7 ACE-WO Rk.-An expert lace hand dor
- mery foseNonsu arse nsn1ae'1rhf est ses
20 ACE NOR cr.er OF al crus si pns
ccs 10 sup~r " manner Call a4css SIAM
t.-gys .le
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Grparlnfrsnlp Notlrcs.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-Notice is here

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-NOtice is here
" by thai the UnGergnd have formed hunted eoP.n,rship
OF the
I that Ie nde which eOpar,Bershp to be
S1 NJ MAGGIE KlLGOUd The ntJre Of the business
i,p1ed 20 be by kd firm tai VI VasuyEs Buying,
Sell pg and Dealing 10 stone - ,...
MAGGIE KILGOUh who 10 General Paruet and resides 10 the
DIV Of Paac SewJe'seV Ard OlFE6 H. r. ht. bf VINO y We
and the Cy Conniy snd State OF Nes iors
s te MONT Of capital which tie said special Partae has con
90 te common stock VI said bm rs Ten ThonsAod Dollars
w. | al which Is to Is the Neni'-niuih
80 " obct eight lundrtd and teveniyiouf anI We pna 81
which to terminate Is 'he soeoHH S"' " -'' ~
A. "a
TIE place d which the oulLc1s VI 'N'
4. In The Citv Of EeW-iofk. 49,. .,,, A.. -, o..,.. 1s-.
"IseS our "A"'' MAGGIE KlLGOuR General Partner
OLIVER II. T. ARCHER, SPECIAL Partner
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Ec!,alons Notltco.

Apubi,c meeting wn he h IN lri' hs, Gentlemen who
rct,eth.s o. s. NDAl at y o ock y m $500
are veil pcs.ei OF I vii tdu esi he 'c
All seuls, Chn-'h. Foath ave epa III m spuSsv.
DAY DeS ~, hey. d. b1 L~WS 'h Ie''' o. " $50 '
40 IL
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7 Al1NDRESS-By a superior laundreSs, who
e,pe Al .ri' Of fae wa ai'- tae e. 81 70 Oh.
seen A. sIEKWOuDS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. 80 c.5sr, .a
tween 81 I'd 4J.h
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6aies % AurIlon

A. MsKwIy. Ascuoneet
RY BANGS. MERWIN Il Co.. $50 Broadway.
ne Bonlssles of Boots WORKS NJ Ar Paner Coos &c
MONDAY Dec 2l-SBw BOOKS: Bibles, illustrated WORKS.
Juvrn IS. =,
I, ESDaY EVENING att oc'ock-Ergsnv ILLUSTRATED and
STANDARD BOOK specially adapted ior CHRiSiAAJ PRhSbNIS
mud for LIBRARIES.
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DRJrSHES of every description at tne
ID gRIiSII FACTORY 80 Pear - ~ Aue. NJ ''' "'
-. iMs X HOPPKL, Manufacturer And Ims'f~1
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DellisIrn.
Nlarule ano 5inle GlauIels.

At GREATLY REDUCED PiiCES.-Ah
"a ,,en,, cc. nj Marc and Msar.i hlu.s and s otlof
Marhr.nork; ble Tofn. 30" trade A. hLABnR, ia hn'
L. sh een'b-s' nc,r 'HrisNe., v I
C,TEWARl'o Slate Mapieis. Marble and Wood
Name h.cA and elegant ~ and
" IacB iri-sI. Eghtt-4vc
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VOACUNAN. GRODM. &C., or ccncrally use

y al youDg b. gs. unJet'and t'A-E care 81 ICES
CATH faf a VII g iT va C. "s - o.
re,er,rce Apoy he Pro home bUkhAo 100 on
ave- above lOth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
CnaNrcs Ior DIslrcss mcn

A CHANCE for n LITERARY MAN. -
~ Wanic take third bs iUtrcs pptHhrs
including popuu Magazine. enjnn1 ur' argr anl
circulation aid extensive fuvsrisug patronage
fcoT selling Al excellent cha &c for 0rnehh
Of culture AMI moderate price Business
chaHgel advisable Note bus principals no ~
ply with Of previous business ehehce' &c A44i"
MAGAZINE ire Tribune Oihre.
FOR SALE-1he stock machinery. aud good
viii, &c. the largest MOLbiNG. SASH AND D)on "a
1ORY PDln rcuts fne Cabinet work ard 10 iu ruh
oricr: trade; known a. ibe u
bu es aIlll %. o. 20, ~ south FItcenbst ,,.,
:. NJ. tlLkR. - south ffeenif-st Philidelphs-
CEWING-MACIlINE PATENT.-Parties de-
~ sng cooperate opposing IN Application TO extend an NV.
por' Ddlng before the ioas COMMITTEE sdires e
sey y Is ., lronne Om-.
SJOU0D WANTED, to invest in C a H. n
wear ~br, ~ THOUSAND LOLLARS TO invest 10 AL Nr
h Western Kansas. which amount SEVEN ffh
per annup vii be paid semi.'nnuay for ans obeha :"
expiration Of That Lma fef u"'
paIt,cu arr sdjIes JOHN II. KDW ARDS,
Elis Ellis untT hsnsaa
References By esp~, pemsioni Hon. rOs OSBORN Coy
error tf .uss: lion H. srOyEE scat Governori Hon u W
WILDER Aujiior 81 state. 1oIesa Kansas; hon 'Oh' "
CALLS, L. S. Sc Washing GA. ID. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-19
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CoachnHn.

| COACHMAN and USEFLL.-A young man,
" the Of horses All ~hS 70 me ,i u'ei
a 'nli g'ol rei-rtnce ~
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