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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-12

Cam Is about Every officer under
direction must he up and doing, or the
is sure 70 be trouble. But, ali in all, Z
present police force Of the city, thous
small, would be hard TO improve on. FL
the truth Of this assertion wo refer
curious 10 j. X. Cunningham.
To BE REMoyED-We undsrstsnd u
Woolworlh Handle Factory 10 shortly /
DO removed from Mound City to st. Lou
The company have contracted with Cal
Ham bleton, Of the Mound City MARI
ways, for new boat, 100 feet long and 4
foot beam, to be- used in transporting iii.
Der to the factory. The new boat will :
called tho Young Hickory" and will
commanded by Capt. David Hiner. "
believe tn handle factory folks are IN.
ing q grave mistake in removing their Z,
,sblishment TO 81. Louis. II they .
going 20 move a. all they should he
como 10 Cairo. Beside, Mound Cir
there is only one place ia the southw
where handle factory could DO made
success, AMI tina: place 10 Cairo. Cal
irs!, Mound City next, bu! ST. Lou
never.
BRIGHAMs CHAMPfoH. The gentle h
returns - the charge We shall hsy
little TO say TO her. Evidently she 10 .
cry, and with an angry woman We cam
hold debate. The amusement 10 dangt
Gus. The estimsble creature heaps up5
us an avalanche OF epithets in . scsniii
way. She Ia evidently = scientist, Al
f.om q so;on,ist in petticosts good Lo
deliver US. One Of hor charges Athlete /
the charge that We coincide with ever
body. We do not. We are q stubbo.
insn--ss stubborn ~ Bross or Tom Wi
son. We make il spoint 70 agree wi
nobody. Occasionally We permit pers'
to agree With ", but not often. We I
no. feel happy when we do. &c 10 siopI
dish watery. Thsrs is nothing in he
communication. and we venture to que
that she is 3 grabbed old maid, given
/ Huxley, Darwin and cats.
PgRsosAL.- Bishop WI tshoass 9
rived by the afternoon train yesterdt
and is the guest of Mr.. w. w. Thornto
He will otiiciate At the Church Of the X
deenor this morning and 1t Mound Cit
this evening.
Judge Edmunds, the eminent jari
and zeAlou. spiri.uslist who died recent
in New York, was an uncle Of our fsl!o,
townsman, Hon. ii. w. Webb, who stu,
led law in his Office.
Judge Allen is making srrangemen
for the removal OF his family 70 Carbon
dale.
DIR. Casey was in the city wsstin
the look of man who wished to be
receiver and with tho receivers stand.
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CINDERELLA.
BOX AND COX.

BOX AND COX.
With Henry Rupert, Charles Walters
and Henry Metcslf in the cast,
OVERT uRE..................,.,.. ...ORCHESTRA
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cane brake above the city At q rapid gait
and was dragged from the horse TO the
ground receiving n severe fall
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EHLERS,

Boot and shoe maker, Tween hstree, be
tween Washington avenue and Popla
street, is prepared to make boots ana shoe
In tho latest and most fashionable styles
He will make them to order, old or new
styles 10 suit customers, out Of the bee lane
freshest stock, OF which he always mas 4,
good supply on hand from which to make
selections. All htting OF boots and sh0st
made by MIR. Ehlers Is done In his own SHOP
no foreign lifting being used by him
Give him u call, and he will give you salts
faction.
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NOT MUCH OF ANYTHING, BUT
A GREAT DEAL OF NOTHING.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-12

EPISCOPAL CHURCH --Ssrvices at tire
Episcopal Church at 10! am. and \ p.
IN. The Right Rev. II j. Whi.ehouss,
bishop Of Illinois, will 10 present and
preach the sermon at the morning service
and administer the right OF condrms-
ton
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&c AGAIN.

TINKLING CYMBAL AND SOUND.
ING BRASS.
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A NEW ONE.
A MOURNFUL CORRESPoN DENT
ADDRESSES US.
HE PROPOSES TO TAKE PART IN
THE IMPINGING CONTRo.
VERSY.

BUT RUNS OUT IN THE INTRO.
EUCTORY.
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"CHIMNEY CORN Err"

Peter Probity aged GO ......, NV II Morris
John Prob,y aged 23........,........ooM y Gilbert
Solomon rrobity, aged 9l..". -".""..u u Candee
Charles Robbins
Sitter ,'..,.... ,..... IL II Mood
Patty Probily, vile OF Peter.,Mrs W Halliday
Grace Emery .-.....,.''',....,'.,"Mss Anna Pitcher
ADMISSION ,,,,,,,,,....5o tis.
RESERVED SEATS.,,.,.,-.,,...,,,,..,,. Cts.
For sale at Hsuman's. Dobrs open at 7, 90 com
mepee At O'Clock. a-o-td
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A DILIGENr OfFIcER.--Thoss of our
citizens who give any attention TO such
matters, must..hsVe observed that Scr
gsant Andrew Gain is ono of the most
diligsnt officers the city has ever had.
"There 10 no rest for tho weary" when
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-12
We offer this week Special Bar
gains in blcached
Cotton.
We invite an examination OF good
aud price.

Cain is about. Evory officer under b
direction must he up and doing, or the
is sure 70 be trouble. But, ali in all, &
presen. police force Of the city, thous
small would be hard TO improve on. Fl
the truth Of this assertion wo refer q
curious 10 j. X. Cunningham.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-12

The LARGEST STOCK of bird cages, tot
let ssts, water coolers, hath tubs and 3
general stock of tlnwsre stores ever Of
feFed ia Cairo may be found, cheaper than
the cheapest, at c. w. Honderson's, No.
100 Commercial avenue. 23s-,3-l4-l I'm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-12

Mrs. RuMBoLD Is prepared to BLEACH
and PRESS hats and bonnets in the most
approved style, and in a manner 10 give
entire satisfaction. Gall at her residence
ON Fifteenth street between Walnut and
Cedar. 23C--3-l5-tf
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ious Association Will Ie addressed by
Mrs. VI. A. Fellows, at Casino Hall, Sun
lay evening, April l2,h At o'clock. The
pnblic are cordially invived. Admittance
tree. 33-4.ll- 20
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BAPTIST PREAcHIso There will DO
preaching this morning and evening at
the Baptist Mission rooms, corner of Tenth
street. ana Washington avenue, over
WhitlOcks store. Rev. Mr.. Hunsacker
will ofiicia.e The public is invited.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-12

Anh saving grace mas worked Won
ders in Cairo. IL has converted many
sinners. The instrument in the hands of
the Lord in this good work was Rev. Mr.
Wallar; but in all tho other churches
the inhuence-thc converting power has
also been experienced.
Tomorrow thirty or thirty-Gve men,
women and children will unto with the
Episcopal chur h, at the altar of which
that splendid soldier of the Cross, the
loarped and upright Christina gentleman
Bishop WhitehSIse, will minister. Mr..
Thayer will, as usual, occupy the pulpit
of the Presbyterian church, and ou- Mr.
Wsllar, who has challenged the admira.
tion OF everybody who knows him, will
preach in tho Methodist church.
THE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.
= learn from tho BULLETIN that a
lady will address the Liberal Association
at Casino Hall Sunday evening. Ny GU
riosity prompts me to 60 and hear what
she has TO say, and to see what kind OF
people make up this association; but l
will probably be better paid by remaining
away In my opinion, nothing good can
come out OF such an association. 1t should
be called the Doubling Society. As long
~ Its mombers doubt, they will bs APP
plauded. As soon as they begin to believe
anything, the association will separate
into factions. This is not true; il is a
iis'" Is sspeechl thN:will beispplsudsd
In the association, "This may DO factp
10 speech that will DO received in silence.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-12

ELEcTxD.-Mayor Wood was elected
school trustee yesterday.
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Hosiery

Ever shown in this city at prices a.
Low ~ offered by amy house Ia the
trade.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-12

BASE BALL. mbers Of the Memo
base ball club are requested TO attend a
meeting to be held at Phil Howards
office, Ohio levee, on Wednesday, April
10, ut 1880 o'clock, p. m, sharp. Mr..
Howard requests US to state that all mem
bors who mean business will be on hand.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-12

RIBBoSs.->Thc greatest rush OF the
season The finest chance over offered
to the ladies' OF Cairo Ribbons Ribbons
Ten thousand yards of gros grain Of all
widths and colors Ton thousand yards
of oil-boiled ditto Ten thousand yards
Of fancy ribbons, all offered for TWEEN
TY-FIVE CENTS A YARD. Come
an take your choice AT HANNY'S. #
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BINpINd.-- Parties having complete
volumes OF books, such rs Shakespeare,
Byron, Moore, History of tho World, en-
cyclop~llss, Bibles, periodicals music,
etc, which they desire to have rebound,
will do well to consult j, q. Huels ut the
Cairo City Bindery, BULLETIN building,
before giving them to agents of foreign
establishments. Mr.. Huels invites an IN
spection of his work and.prices.
32-i-l0.2W
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BUsIHEss.-Stuart& Gohlson call at
tention to their large and varied stock of
goods. There is nothing in their line
they have not on hand, and they have no
goods they do not sell down to the loves.
figure. Thoy request all persons desiring
dry goods to call and look at and price
their goods before purchasing elsewhere.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-12

KEEN. Mr.. Martin Keen's new hotel
at Keenville, is nearly completed, and
will be ready for occupancy in short
time. The plan of the house is original,
and there is but one man in tho world
that would have ever havo thought Of
putting up such house. That man is
Martin X cen.
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PECULIAR IDEAS ON SEVERAL
TKITE SUBJECTS.

To TIKI EDITOR or THE BULLETIN; |
have read the undulsting cont oversy
with some attention, aud am tired of It,
1t lie tediousness Icing drawn out. Let
the fow remarks l feel constrained to
make on tho subject be the last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-21
q E o IL G T. TO WV.

ASSAULT ON POLICE OFFICBR.-About $50
O'Clock last night Officer Hospital, in attem ot-
ing 10 arrest cOlored man named Louis Way
man at the corner OF Dunbarton and Mont
gomery streets, for disorderly conduct was
badly beaten about the head and face by a
party Of colored roughs, and his prisoner res.
esed rom him. Dr. Peter rendered medical
aid. No arrests were made.
CATTLE MARKKr-By Means Co.-The mar
ket at the Drovers' Rest to-day was brisk. I65
beef cattle were offered, and all sold to butch
ers at oaI cents per pound; 600 sheep aud
pound for shehp; and s3.50aS4 50 per head for
lambs; 10 cows and calves were sold at s25as5O
per head.
Phillips, who had just collected his freight
money, while returning to his schooner lost ft,
As soon as he missed the money he reported the
fact at the station house, and in q few hours
$25o--from a colored man, who stated he mad
ust found it-snd returned IL to the astonished
captain, who bad just given it up as lost.
HORSE kILLRD.-The horse attached to car
No. q Of the Union street railroad fell last
on Dunbartnn street, bet ween Washington aud
Congress, on the down grade, and the car ran
on him. when the horse fell the driver was
pitched off in front, and could not put on the
could not get up this morning. Another horse
tell 10 day In the same place. The track there
IL in bsd condition.
GRAM TRADE canal basts whes,ar
and Barron arrived to-day, with 5 900 bushels
OF corn for Hartley Il Bro, 500 bush els of wheat
for Il. q. Wheeler, and 200 bushels of corn for
II. M. Talbot; and the boat 4. h. Hartley ar
rived, with 5000 bushels OF wheat for Hartley
& Bro, and the boat Seneca arrived, with / 900
bushels Of corn, $50 bbls. OF flour, and 400
bushels of millreed for T. @. Wheeler The
sales o-d2y were 3 900 bushels of corn at S5Xc.
for white.
FISH Wharf.-The receipts of fish to-day
were 20 Goo herring. which we're sold at SO to
600 Per thousand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-21

~The dominion parliament has passed the
Canadian Pacific railroad bill.
~A paper barrel factory will soon be hum.
ming at Winoona, MINI.
~Prince Metternich's seconds refuss to
allow the duel with Count de Montebello to take
place.
~The London Standard SAYS it ia under
stood that Queen Victoria will 20 to Russia in
the autumn.
1Sixty Russian Mennenites destined for Da-
kota reached New York yesterday and left for
the west.
SThe Presbyterian general assembly will
commence its annual session in st. Louis to-
day.
sVStete Treasurer RaInea, of New York, who
was taken suddenly ill yesterday, has been re-
moves TO CanaDdaigua. His alteration OF mind
rs said to have taken religious turn.
sSTbe protracted lockout OF farm lsborers
in Lincolnshire, England. has been ended by a
settlement which will probably be adopted in
other agricultural districts Of England.
SThe schooner Phoenix capsized In a vhir,-
wind OF Ship Channel KEYS. Out of seventeen
passengers five women aud one mau were
drowned.
.Tbe New York Times Mauch Chunk
special Gays: Kate Leinbsch, aged sixtesn
years, the daughter of widow at Summit Hin,
wss enticed int0 the brush. outraged and muir
dered last night. There is no clue to the perpe-
trater.
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New York DRY Goods Market

The market for cotton goods WAS strength
ened by the advancing tone Of the staple, and
sihough prices were mainly unchanged, there
extra discounts. or offering buyers other extra
neous inducements equivalent to price reduc-
ton. The movement OF heavy woolens pre-
sented slight but unsu bstantial improvement
and the numerous individual purch ases OF
clothing manufacturers indicated rather a de-
sire 10 continue the hand to mouth policy.
bIeached Sheetisgs ard Shirtings were quiet in
first hands, with the exception of medium
shlrtiDgs, for which there was a moderate liz
qury. Prints.-During the week the movement
OF staple styles from first hands was by no
means satisfactory, and sales were chiefly con-
fned to bordered fancies, linen effects and
white grounds, in the selection of which BUYERS
have become exceedingly critical. The move
nent Oh I'M ported fabrics from first hands was
slow and irregular during the week-Ne.u YoTL.
EulIetin. Nav %. -
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THE w EATssER.

WAkUEFAHTMENI. Orc OF thlJ StENaI ONcy,l
WARRINGTON, ID. c., May 81 1874 IO.a a m Z
PRoBhBuIIIEs.-FoI New Enslsnd, clouds weatt
er aE0 rain will prevail during the day with falling
baIometer, followed by partly cloudy and coei
W stte. and southwest to northwest winds. For
the MIDDLE states and the lower lake region loci
Rms, north n west Winds cool weather and rising
beroin6ter For the south Atlantic and gulf 4 ates
generally ciear weather during the day ~ ri harIy
wIds thiflpg to easteTly, lover TEN rsture in the
eastern portions OF districts aud staff 1nary or
Ii,ing barometer. For the upper lake region. the
Ohlo valley and Tennessee generally clear aud co 4
wesiher during the day, northeast to outheast
vines, continued high, fLllOwed by falling barome
Ter curing the NIGHT. For the north vest partly
ciGudy weather. with locsi raius easterIy TO sontb
erIy inds, slight rise of Temperature and f.lno
the Ohio rivers " i'll fall slowly w. N
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, MAJ 2l.-virginia sives, oonsoli.
dated 81; Virginia skies, old S2 est viz sioins M
MoTts CsT1i,,a skies, old. ~; d., new Is 90 spe,
BALTIMORE, May 2l.-C ,,ton duh ard weak, and
nom1psl-iow m'ddlipss, 17si ais Flour in fair de.
nshd; prices NJ Changed neat dull aud t-svy-
wL wife choice. ~; fair to prime do, 6o1I rs;
choice amber, N@l 70; good to prime I'd asa
lIz; common 70 lair do 5OGl1 81; pznnsyIya1i.
REQ, t5s9i e7 obin and Iudsns, 456l S. west IN
spring, 4St0iG. Corn stroug; supply liRh,-wbite
southern, 80; yellow sou hern, IS; mixei western
quiet, new, 81: old, IS Osls frner and scarce
sou herr, 6s@72; estern mixed, 656l6s do white
GGos hyn hIm and wanted. 0@iIO Hay un.
stock STOCK ,1ofsring Pork unchanged. sussr-cured
onsneod Ssfte n.minsly unchanged. Risky
Qulef %(dSsts. sugar unchaDee1.
NEW YORK, May N.-Fl our steady. Wbea, shade
finer. Corn better
INV YORK, May q Stocks dull Money. 4
Gcln, i2s. Excl snge, long, 4sS1s; short fsh Gov.
LONDON, NAV 81, 20. m.-Psris dispatches quote
rentes at 90 flames. IS confines.
LONDON May II A p. m.-The bullion in the M
OF Eneis,d h.s increased 1888 C0o during the past
which last week was Sh par cent /, IL now n \
Paris dispatches quote rentes at SO francs so
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Qaotdf.ons furnished By Middleton Il o.. baakeyr
. The following we're thu prices bid aud ked a.
tne meeting CT the Waseiussoo STOCK Excaangs 20.
aS u gold, liz rid, ll25S ssktd. U. 4 boads-
5-Ds; 1854, M ,1i7ts BIZ; do. ISIS is bid; d.
is"s; ils bid; DO, 1857, 10 BID, Il0s asked,
GO le65. 10 bid Bank stocks-Ss ienal Bank o.
kksrrhle, lS BID, l9 s'k-d; National S-tropoii sn
Esns les rid Second N-t nal d INK, fO3 asked
StS Pass niger nsiiroads-Metropoitan stock n
pc ma ssk'd Coli mbts STICK. ~ bid, 72s asked;
~, tr' y Titan bond s5 bid suGdry List satiousi
TneatsI b.uds, J. j u per ceut ,7s bid, 81 asked;
~ ~ AZ ss nc Temple bonds. & A, 6proot gold,
~ ta' va, hinsos City Gas s'otk 5 bid 20 asked;
ptd; District cori.iAs, District Of Ooiumhisl-
ferleansnt Ia prove msbt So. s. 1891, 95 bis /.
90 Is 20 BIZ. ~ asked; Market Sack ,nds Is.
=; iss2 70 d,541s asked; ws.er STICK DO ads
~, j J., 1893, rs bid Nv ashinetoo l-Wa,er
s s OK e., Ag o. lE., ss bid, IS ask d;
1 sa So s ask 3D. ID Ten Year sonas,n as ISIS
s Sr,i Al 4 o. at pleasure, 49,. ssked Bosrd Of
Pnhl,c W orks- Certificates, General Inprovement
biz IS asked; do 1875, n bsd, rs asked Isl
a bid, a sssed; do. lS7S, "a lid, ~ ask ID: do
FRI, a. be IsS ssked Iortihca.ss Sc res s..
%; Dc l16. 80 bid 621. .skes. do 1877, 81 bid;
90 iaS Is bid; d. Series, 60 hid, IS asked water
Oeillncases, 6r, lSIT. W. hid. 50 a~ked
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PROPOSALS
pt3PesALs FoR COT STONE wORK,
fek 1hk bIs1 EICT on COIUNBia
TEaAsgEv PEFaSrSsSr.

TRaAsURV nEPaETNsNr
-, NAsHIsGloS, d q. May IsSh. SD.
SEALED ProfCssls vii b. rect, II a. this aif.s
vail m, 81 the crH DAN ~ JUNs, lS-a, ssr far-
,i.s;ns and eeiiyrIiIs Al Jae .Is & TIE seg %
r,0uir Tor the main eornice of the bu ldine. ana
Al 81 IN. flsggisg, Door sus, &C, required t0r
drawings, SPEC IfoaIioDs and - asduis ~
SoRies q the drawing, specific ssioa and scheinls
Ihs orrcs Nh Be q s.Se Ss saSasSn. eau IN
IN hs 20 shst ss.d IN the euiidtng, Toe risssiGs
histr limestone, Tor both OF which 80. MAJ b
The whole a the stor.~ors INNS, n. s.,,-.r.s q,
~. - may Dc called for cy ths surerin entsni
Sgoaieo bg The prUgrtss q the 6utidiue .thb
M'er The sooep,saoe e the proposal, AID I've vors
Tbs e.sssns 80 G. mslsS "a ne tec~ias order:
10 10 one mSnth from dsi. e acceptance Of sropss
,sr,hs s,eg q seoS,d n.or q came ~tnF 10 two
ysssins ~ ssms wing, Ms-e-n'. Once q Charsl
= ne oorGies % srth Prison Wing. ssss ne :
IN a. &c oh.Isi w. .'u-, BE n P,s'ea within
Sneer pepsity & slo Fcrday for zach md ever,
oFn delsy beyora thc tiaae u. ein stirnIa'si
b. ~. prsS e. e Ard ce.crihed 4, Ia srer s.tions
g o.ued I 7 2 th" cha-uie.
No t'd-Ntli b. received .Ncept ffom ,bs or psr.
~ ir-see- q tn g-arri~s frarn Inch tn 80 4
n"t"s' g. be turish-i, ~ th,it ~ a.. ~ o. M
have ~ =, cr-ssr, 'rcltirs IN \ FT1n,t me
PAYMENT v'il D. r1sde monthly. id lriine tan
p So uu'1 tha fu~l Co ra'ir,, ~ ff- = .r,tr.rt
=, 20. p NJ b rec, irr,tist ~ peHsl h-nf q
90 lsrs 81 90 jthsi he Ii-r VIII sces, and s
.ns t,e o.htfso., 2: swsra. q him. "A ~seSlte
.sr, IS 20 lthe totd g. .. approved br he tfpttss
l. tl-iilct !n.g., clrk Il the Uti'-d states
v hlt ite biddtT rtsidss "
" Del afimett fc-srve- "a. right O. reject any
OF sh biss, N a. b. defined Cor tEs ihtarl.. ~ Ia
EckernmeIt O. d. -, 20 ari each tiri-i :, a. -
oinefeht lifdtr. or % uder or les 81 any if
fiCu - ~ "
Aay bid that is Dot mpde on the printed form 20 bs
ob,Hlntc Al this ofc md does not conform n ovry
ItsPect 70 aer quirsms nts % this adverl isement
PfoPoeals n.u.t De epcioscd in sealed eUvelopo
- a. reed Bics for Cut ttore and Flasgtac for m.
New JAN, District Of CoiGmbi., AID a1drs-ss. 10
$50 A. q hULLETr,
~ a
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND srlAw.
DEfoI ou.RrsEx.srEH. orFror,


81, NAshissToN, ID. & MAY !. lEa
stsfu ffoposais, m dupltcste, with c.,py ~ tht.
spNbthsmebt he'd, are ikvifed from respgD a.
oe bsfths until II an JUNK lisa, for furui.hi ~
utne Corn oHts, Hay, and NJ Straw r.gutre.i al
tbis depot during the fscsl year coumnnciog J5ix
4. ISt 70 De delivered IN such quanttii = and AZ
pot Quartermsster. ~ ' Nv
1he quantity required each month u estimated AZ
~ f0 pounds ot Oats and 100 p1unds Of corn 40
slsh y ano 20 pounds g. the bush-l; 81 90 mn ,as
OF Ray knOwn ~ prime Timothy, and q So ponDis
m ~ STRAW, all O. be OF trst mere pantable
qusiitys Let weights. Eaeh bid mus; d. accom-
PeRied ey written guarantee, sigr-d by ne bil Z.
Ger OF bicders and competent surety, cofttf.d 10
be such by seine officer CT other person SHOWN 10
ibs SnsfttTns beTertmt ~ the cffoc thsf
~ the EVEN OF The acceptance % such uid At aDv
hhe within ten tic dave after date % opening BIOS
me necessary contract will be entered iuto, and
mat IN case lfe ssid psrfy parties offering shall
lhl tothter INTO CoBtI ACT sforesAid d. or th.y
susfahtee 20 make EOod the difference b,tween his
Orthelr CHER $40 ths next low a.; bid.
fioposais ehC old he marked "Prop0salg FOR FOR
tEe,' and ADDRESSED 20 the undersiguad Ridden,
sle ihNftfd Go lie rrese1t st tho op-ning Fail in
icGnHiioE furnished on sppio cation 90 thi. affioe
~. ,. WM MHEas,
Depot Quartermsster, Brevet BrisaGisr 9snsraI
United States Army. maVIs 81
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Wall Streef Tafu-

NEW ORR, May u The Posss fiaaaci Il sTti> lie
g. Gold opened st ll2ii And has since ii a.
en god loans The rstes have 10 ga FOR
amounted 60 Se0,0)0 dollars geld, of wh1cl N 90
soI sisted ~ soio bars, 1900 silver an the
DER god coin. Foreign exchange is 5uII with
prime BANKERS steTl NJ 4,71sG43S and ASS, IA ,si
~ ~ hn.I r.. 20 ptin1e- extremely easy al SCI
lor call loans and sd5 for prime mercantile, pap
g .STIn ent Lopd- -r- lS6l1 higher A. =feriak
wi The market strong. Southern state bond ar,
Les lected. oO""' ~
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CoHEH LOAF 0YTlOI, C~sw s6 ysA ssvs
~ nd Nee royk ASsss, entrance on Eew ~
IN the city. Money loaned Ct the lowest rstsO &
q intsrsst On God and SILVER ystchsss Dis1snds,
ss.sisnsS o'eshins' oaFDsa M 81 ertteies
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CITY WEMS

GRAY's NODDED COLLARS AND CUFPz.-
L ne hnest paper goods known to the trade an |
a large assortment of fine linen collars and
cufs at moderate prices, new in stock.
One price only. GEO G. HENsISa,
No. 40 Seventh street