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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

Newly fitted, finely furnished barber
shop by George Steinhouse, corner Com
mcrcial avenue aud Eighth street. Years
OF practice have given him light hand
that m tkGs u smooth shave delightful. Al
who try him once will call again. All the
late daily papers are kept on hi table for
the benefit OF hi' customers, ana there is
no tedious waiting Tor turns. Il
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
W ar DErT. RIVER RRtoEr.l
December ., ISIl.

Capt. L. W Dnea took passage on
III" H. W. Dugan. for Memphis. night
before last.
The Bismarck. drawing feet 10
inches, come out from 81. Louis yc,tcr-
day. She famed the ice heavy but was
ahead of The worst of it.
Tho John \. Scuddcr started up the
the Mississippi yesterday morning and
Wa ordered To come Oh up last evening.
II !, hoped the warm weather viii have
melted the the ice sufficiently To let her
through.
Diver Hin returned from cruise up
the Tennessee river with his boat. The
Charlie Hill, yesterday. While away he
removed the machinery Of the Palestine.
sunk near Danyillc. The boat safe wa.
what hc was after, but lac didn't 20, it.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
Holiday Presents.

Daniel IIarman.h,itc- The attention
of the public 10 the immcu.c assortment
Of new. beautiful useful and ornamental
good, that viii ia fiW day, bc lis,
played NJ III, store. comprising beautiful
chm tea SETS handsome cologne or toilet
set. bohemian vases. jewel bovc-. doll.
"l all sire and prices. Corner SIKH
street aud Commercial aycpuc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
LIVE AGENTS WANTED

10 sell DR, CllANE'S RICHES, or, IN
rnruIiv in the United states ami Canadns En-
hrs.d by me Publisher Ia us pages II con
tiinS over 900 household recipes, and i suited
Ia all cl.so, and conditions OF society \
wonderful hook and Il household necessity. II
s,lls AT sight Greatest Inducements ever Of
tered 10 book agents sample copies sent by
mail past paid, lor 81 Exclusive terrilorN
given Agents more than double their money
Addrr.s, nR. tiIASE'S STEAM PRINTING
nOUSf, ANN AkboRs NlCu, Tln-!d,Nju
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
TOW-BOat For Sale

INlL ~uh+' rihcr utfrr. for ale The steam
! Rowing stern " heel Boat, Ike llimmiit
- m 'ugiu'-. machinery Jackie, apparel and
hIuiiuIc o. -hr now lc- go taiio, M
Her lrugth b. ~ feet her hHsidth - f,,t. her
depth i'7t aud IurI-uT,- go tons She Ia. 3
I"ii'r- q l'" long and ~ inches diameter. isi
pre- -rr. engines with 81 luier- L. iHrhs. in
d,du't,r and q i,ci -iokci f,-i Iuiup- T. in
'hr- m diameter and L. uohc- -tukr and an
modem Improvements and D. la every p.-ps,t
-inuuch -'7t worthy aud iu good condition lut
100 tZAii"u For tFrin- apply 10.
s. ItNInH
MO, ~. November g. l-7t lai-II-ss-tC
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

As we are determined 10 close out our
stock spec Oily, preparatory to winding up
bu ,iness, we will sell all kinds OF lumber AT
two dollars per thousand less than market
prices. A large lot of Hath and stove wood
on hand, which will he sold at correspond
ngly low rates. WALL ~ ENf'
J1l-oD-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
Obstacles to Marriage

Apply rrliet for Young men nom me 81
| | feet, of errors and abn,co IN EARLY HE.
Manhood restored. lmpctlrwnis 70 marriage
removed New method of treatment New anu
rrnarLahlc remedies Books and circuluis -.nt
fr,r in scaled envelopes. Address HOW \tl'
ASSOCIATION, 40 North Ninth street, fhllh-
drlphia, Pa AN institution having II high l,lM-
talion lor honorable conduct AMI professional
-kill
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

The first ear load of Freight ou the
Cairo aud - I.oui- railroad into cairo.
arrived Yesterday morning from nifty.
The fright WA. hide aud ,hin"lc---lhc
hide for Henry Nlyrr- and the Single,
for Henry Mctcalf. The two Henry are
ahead.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
NSbl'ls'I,.

To the Volunteers of the Mexican War ~ the
tountirs Of Alexander pulush b and William
son.
WHO enlisted and served undr my COM
w mmd, viii please address me nj my rest
denCc M MIkandl, Jackson county, Ills. Ia
enable me To prc,cnt their names To the Congress
of The United States, NJ the nrNt session IA De
cembrr lor the purpose OF prncuring for them n
pension, Widows "' M soldiers VINO friih,lll
,nnlnri,d, viii al-u write to me, de-crihmg
their situation, place ui r,silcnCe, number ui
children aud their ages, and viii forward lholr
name amt attend IN their interests llr Of all v\-
\o,. IN ~ n llENRl / WEHD
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
KNIGHTS oF pSTIIIts. tYTES
IsDN.

The member, OF the A,calon Lodge
Is. of T.. arr requested Ia attend a rc"li-
lar meeting IN tie castle Hall. ,o-Inur-
row. Friday at o'clock sharp. Impor-
tant hu,iuc-- will come before the Lodge
and IhIknight'- degree will.bc conferred.
q ions II. OBnGIl. Chancellor
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
New Esoaf.

\ nrw 'camboal named Colonel
k"m- Wa at the wharf Yesterday morn
ing. She T. "a -taunrh aud beautiful
Steamer. built for the 81. I0ui- and Ncw
Orleans lrldr. and was on her way 10 the
latter plHcr.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

ANY person in need Of saddles. brides
horse blankets, lap robes, halters or any
KIND OF harness, should bear in.mlnd that
"i''"''' f-''lwig, the popular Naddler, has
i"St ro"rival fun rtooI. which he will SCH
at the lowest living priUco.
1851 -lg-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
lNSi, I.nAIi l.NsI.

Herman Levy, while engaged at the lire
Thursday night, lost a "Knight of l'ytlias'
badge, with the initials +. c. H. The
Under viii be iiberally rewarded by bring
ng the mc to this office. lo;-ll-2o'3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

Mc--r-. Poster ~ ErNford propose to
build large Ice house below the II.
Charles. and will commence work i'm
mcdatcly. These gentleman will sue
cccd lIu,c. LOOMS ~ Co... in the i'c bust
nc.- In ihi- city.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

Mr.. j. Fitzgerald has Just received aud
has on sale at his sale, ROOM n large stock
of English ale, porter, ilonncssy brandy
and wines. and liquors OF all kinds. which
he will dispose Of at reasonable prices
-O.Tg2j.lm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
Confectionery.

l'o-c y Trrmc have opened their candy
factory on Eiglu street next to stewart n
I"ld-ou' dry good. store nnd will be-
pleased 10 accommodate all who may
wish anything ia their line
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

III" lar@c.t assortment Of Christmas
good, ever brought 10 Cairo, will be- dis
played on Monday. December 1th. at
DAN'L IlMnNNS's.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

tn The huge. drastic. gripping. ,ichcn-
in@ pills, constructed of crude. coarse aud
bulky Ingredients. arr fat being super
,rdcd by Dr. Pierce Plea, mt Purgatiyr
Pellets. or ~ugar-coatcd. Concentrated
Root and Herbal Juice. Anti-Biliou.
grmulc>-thc Little Giant" Cathartic.
or Myit,D, H Earro phy-ic Modern
Chemical Science enables Dr. Pierce TO
extract from the juices of the most Valu-
able roots and herbs their active mcdi-
cinal principles, which. when worked
into little Pellets or Grauulc>. scarceiU
iaJger HGH n miJstdN ssri. render, each
little Pellet a. active and powerful a. u
large pill, while they are much more pal
atablc aud pleasant ia effect.
iIr. Ira IilaNcr. OF iiacou.hurg. Ohio.
writes II regard your Pellets ~ the
best remedy for the conditions for which
you prescribe them OF anything | have
ever used. - mild and certain IN effect.
aud leaving the bowels in an excellent
condition. II seems lnc they mistake
the place of all other cathartir pill. and
Incidence
Lyon. aud Micombcr. druggists, Ncr-
million. -. r.. says: I'VE think they
are going Ia sell like hot cakes "a soon a,
people net acquainted with them and will
spoil the pill trade. ~ those that have
used ihcn like them much better than
lar%" pill,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
wanted.

Fifty TO scyenty.lvc dollars per month.
Agent, wanted everywhere. Teachers,
ladies, gents, ETC., etc. No capital or out
lay required Send % cents for poSlage ol
outfit, TO d. &. WEL'llhAN,
II Irwin Station, Union County. OhiO.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
l.iiuclI Every PAY.

George Lattner corncrof Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, viii furnl.h hereafter,
every day 70 his pat,Ons No. lunch, be-
tween the hour, OF ten aud twelve o'clock.
Fresh Milwaukee boerand fragrant Havana
cigar, to be had At hi, bar az All timus.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

Eight rooms to rent on Third street be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nueS. Apply 10 William Mcllalc, or al
his office.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

Now j. your time. You can get better
bargain- than were ever offered before IN
the liue OF stoves, tinware and honsefu.
ni.bing goods, at A IIaIicy's, No. 1863 and
10 Washington ave. ~ 3.l2.Im
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

INN~TORIA Is more than substitute for
Y Castor oil II j. the only safe article in tN-
i-trnCc which l. ~ufc Ia regulate The i"n"l-'
cure WiudcOlic and produce natural sleep ~ -
ulut,ant to take children n""i MOI cry h'''
mutlpTs may sleep W. w y
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

Take Notice.
Milwaukee Beer,
Oppenheimcr Goldberg In,
JAS Ilenncsscy Brandy,
best bourbon and Rye WHISTLES,
Finest brand Of Cigars.
Grand soup lunch every morning.
Attentive Bar-kcepers,
Everything neat and clean,
Al
LOUIS BLATTAU'S SALOON,
on Eighth street, between Washington and
Commercial avenues. li-2iGt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
Who Wants ltY

\ new Singer sewing machine with all
attachments. for sixteen dollar. ia pay
mcnts. cali aud sec II at
IilNNoN's BUoK,toRE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
RIVER NEWS.


Port List.
steamer Jim Fi-k. Paducah.
RurksVillc. Nashville
u. W. Dugnn. Cincinnati.
John \. Scudlcr, New Orleans
Bismarck, ~. Louis.
u. u. wood, Cascytillr.
Pat. Clcburnr. Evansville.
Grand Tower. Ncmph-
ARRIVED
steamer Jim Fish. paducill
Pat. rhurnc. Evansville.
huntsville. Nashville
H. ". Duean. Memphis.
john s. Sruddcr 81. Louis.
Grand Tower. ST. Loui..
The river last evening Wa / feet in
c'tc- "n The gauge, having fallen over =
iuchc, duriu" the previous n hours.
The weather Wa. lair aud mild. Bush
ness fair.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
GOod Bargains.

lio, Dr good bargains, At A. Hallcy's.
lie will sell at greatly reduced price. for
ia" next thirty days. No. los and 10
NtshinYto avenue. lG-l2.l.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
Great liargaius.

Reduced pricc~l Clothing, Hat. Cap.
Boots Is Shoe, nj uAH1MNN-.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
New York store.

Fresh oysters received daily, by express,
at the New York store, for 40 and 30 cents
per can, ll'-s
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
bargains.

10 lbs sugar for -. ut Wilcox'-.
3 lbs butter for 81, at Wilcox.
III. coffee for -. at Wilcox.
Potatoes 81 cents per hushcl, at VIII
cON'>.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
ATTENTION. ROLLERS

'INIt rolling Gpt Iltc -uii ct rlptbing. lalu.I
az $50, furnished ig Iuulnlsr me cloth.
Tor, afro. III rDmmaur, Dee 10 aud rud.
D'o-Iub'r iih. ~ II. NEk EbN LING Al
LII nni"r ih' hon MAINTAIN Eatlr"ld depot
piu@iii"r- lJr th' prig, must POO -rai, amt hl,,
Their uIut'- r' Et-fspvi Five tiJmt- tp is rulirI
i',inrmirr The time, D,r'inlrr Ut Co stu.
i,f-- t~-4t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
New Advertisements.
FOR SALE.

Three Billiard Tables and 1Xturrs ~ good A.
new together with the complete OUTFIT OF d
hrt-clnss saloon, consisting Of Counters CounY
ter--ink, Mirror, Ornaments, GLASSWARE etc
comprising the iiNturrs OF the we'll known s1.
loon L.tely occupied by WIN n ~chutter, on
olis lave. These article. will be- sold eN-
if"mcly low and on eas! terms Apply 10
JonNp UARNAN, o.
. k"rsMYLH.
tAihoi Dee 81 lei l2-3-lw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
Notice Of Removal.

Dr. Il. :. Brigham has removed his Office
to the rooms next door-oyer Thoms Bros.
grocery store. iEl-ll-2S-;it
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

Ar A GREAT CONCESSION FROM
FORMER PRICES.

s.o.sa-=-
W.. We call the attention OF every
Luy-r 81 DRY GOODS to the following
srECIALTlES
NTt,ny pi,r,. REVERSIBLE Hl.N,k Al
~, \; just ut.i,oi nom >,w-N"ri tu-
potter; ni g. ud upNsrii % great bargain
r .une Hundred pi,.,. fLNNLf~. at ?! e.
sod u,N, ul \ hook 80 our tEu'l- Will '"u-
vince al Of The "NtrapplmarN bargain vs." ur
on.rin.
Yi-One Hundred PARIS ELNNKEr~ at ~ -
a,uk upwari
nssFiny dozen GENI- UNDEE-lllRT~
sud DH NMLR~, from IWr ." - IN t'cnii"-
utsu Ni-hihg in ave ninu' iu their putthi-' "t
,,ndrraan. -bruld xiv. our took igarrlil exam.
inaii"u
ry-An elegant lin" ~ LADIES amt tillI.-
DHtN'~ jNDEEM Nl;E At lower price Than
ever.
a.s-A larp, ,,och of FELT SHIFTS, a, 81 -
ai-t upward
leone Hundred pieces NEw rGlNr-, at :
and lnc
v--A tlcndd assortment % WATER
ritpD, ia an the new shade At ''c anil NJ
Nlpl-
,-Grest i.s,yaiu. Ia COTTON FINNEL~,
EiENtiltD sui iiipNN tpIIp\~
l..finy pozcn MD CLOVIS in The color.
pui parry shade, ~ - and upward
ANi-il Of inspection &, respectful, asked
,.ood- delivered 10 any portion Of the city free
al charge ~. NRI n IIlOl.SoN,
Eighth Street, near toWiucrriil avenue
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

hnUIr I ViVlTNr tOnIuInINF V'ITIW'NT'7 20
wonderful cures of rheumatism, neuralgia lock
Jaw spnn- -wvlings, ~ctldS, caktd breasts
nn~nuou- hitr- nuI,n irci, govt salt rhruln, ear
ache Ne and the recipe Of the Imminent WI hr
sent gratis la amy one II l. tho most wonderful
healing aud pain-Wleying agent The wnrll ln,
cIcr produced II sells ~ no article before dtI
ell and II cells h,yut-r IL doe, Just what II PIE
lcnd, 10 do Ouc bottle of the tcntaur ini-
mrnt for animals (yrllow wrapper i worth q
hundred dollars for spawned, -hraln"t or CALLED
hnt.us nud mules. and Tor crew worm sheep
NJ family or stock -owucr can ailurt 10 b" With
am trrtnur Iiuimcul Price, 80 cents, large
bottles ST. j. u NlNN " va
~ liroadWay, Now York
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03

Fresh Baltimore oysters received daily
aud sold by Phil IL. Saup. joO-ll-40.tt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-03
CENTAUR IMMINENT

The great discovery of lhv
age There H. no pain which
The ttulaw lmimcnt VIII MOI
lrlicNc, 10 ~Wclling which it
will not -uh,lue, and no lame
mess which IL viii not curr
This l. strong Language, hul u
j. true II j. ne humhuEI HE
recipe l. printed around rI'h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-16

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
DaSvlLLE, Va, March II, 1874.
Rev. kir. Lambeth has raised by subscrip.
Non about seven hundred dollars for repair
ing tie MainStreet Methodist church, the
ROOT ol which WAS crushed by the fall OF the
ssecp'e three days ago. Mr., Burkholder, u
contractor from LynchburS, commences
WORK on il q, once. IN reference to the re-
cent damage, learn that it is the intention
y! Inc cillcere OF the church TO have only q
re" roof put upon the building for the
present. TO raise additional funds, Rev.
s!f i.Alnheth thinks of going on lecturing
""r. may cOumeId him 10 your readers
- one who knows how to feed an audience
uH Inc auhny-side OF peaches. In the mean
MY WY Tue KEY. Dir. Martin has offered the
ai''"NtTc,t Methodlsts The use Of the Pres
'!'e't'h cnufch on alternate Sundays.
"th'Iai Dahney II. Maury has been in
to"n >t'cia. days. Yesterday morning he
p"'ii'hcd u card as chairman of the ESecu.
eve 'V!nulttce OF the Southern Historical
H''''!}. A quiet and dignified gentleman,
no. showiiy dressed, not in the least airisb,
'!c Dan'te people did not know till yester-
va! tnat one OF The leaders Of the soutn west
CIV Commentaries, particularly distinguished
~ Ioiiiish' "as going in and out amongst
,nen. het / verify believe that if General
I've 'iRo GENE here on any agency during
stasoh oi Dig br'aks he would have been set
s uU"n WITH daily paper and told TO "wat
s''i amer eaieS, and then he would have been
invited home 10 oysters and tea and allowed
10 say his say.
:. Rev. John l.. Johnson. professor OF Eng
hsh at the University of mississippi, writes
70 one Of bis friends here that matters are
moving smoothly on there, and that he Is re-
guar reader of the Daily Dispatch.
me Question as 10 the location of the depot
vi 'he Lynchburg and Danyille railroad has
noI oeen settled yet. Why so much anxiety
Spout II! First, because Danviile gave one
nuudred thousand dollars for this railroad
upon condition that the depot ct this termi-
nus should be On the DanYiiie side of Dan
nser; secondly. because the depot on the of.
sioe with toll-oridge between 1t and Dan.
VIE would be no advantage to Danyilie INT
falhe1.a positive injury; third, because one
WORD from Mr.. Barbour might allay all the
anxiety Of the Danyille people on this sinh
Jert' and MIR. Barbour apparently would
Father ,r'1e with their feelings than saw
ehher yes or no, or explain his silence. Peo-
PIC mere say anima,edly that they cannot see
trtdse. AInu. '"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-16

THE CASE OF REV. FLORENCE MCCARTHY.
The case of Rev. Florence Mccarthy drags
its slow length along before the ecclesiasti.
cal council called for its trial. The council
is, by-thc-way, as undignided body OF men
as could we'll be found. a parcel Of school.
boys could not be more ignorant on legal
points than the reverend judges seem to be.
Witnesses called are allowed to testify to
what they please, and refuse to give evidence
| whenever they choose on the trivial excuse
that q recital of the facts might offend the
sensibilites Of some one present. Such a
course will not answer. II will neither sat-
i>fv the accused nor those interested in his
conviction. Let the whole truth be told
though the heavens fall, and some of the sem
sibiities of oYerprudish clergymen be
shocked by it. Let the public know all the
evidence upon which Mccarthy is conycte d
or acquitted, that an intelligent verdict may
be reached By that tribunal that is higher
| than ecclesiastical councils-public opinion.
Chicago Times. l1h.
The charges all seem to be that Mccarthy
has used his tongue unbecominsly. IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-16
from, petersburg.
-, frSnTf1 HNHVH
1C''S mo Richmond Dtspatch.l

I''s"' ~ the Richmond Dispatch.l
(car7c'F"0',,,,sr ,rnsrrRe. March IA. 1874.
co,nred woman named
This si,fFH' ,,,il, attempting TO cross tne
r', N ,ln iruc'i'n .! lial',s ;,o ~', wagon
,rrt 81 ~, nm over w q two-hoIse ""sU III
,,n'>' W. ,:rjling her in the nseas,, anu
he 'E's nv. i. feared 10 be 'sla M !,on"a
ira,;iAg v '; ,' IN this city is as 'nteose,
ltr t'.', drn,nn>,rasirc, IN ieiau"n 10
nNsh no e E,ycrnor kemrer in fe'o''s
Il, ar1'n 81 n;n There seems 10 DC nhl'
,.l ,'S',I LII ~ e The hnrniug OF his cnSy
YRS. =, !, :. stated that another chaiSer
its n}-&,, ,,,.,ri hv thc Conservatives. SO
- q ''' :, meet the objections OF Gov
;&?,>r" . The Radicals also, cneour-
t1'I N', 49,, veto, arc preparing charter 70
- ja''. ~, ,.,, shows the cotton market
the "..r week: Receipts, l. W. oalss
III '"' i-r- wctS last year, Ivy. os'e>.
corr -,n,craNer l, 1913, Sl,6ao osses :
I'at ~" .,. 40, tinc last year, $500 bales.
o''T>i : h7lc>. stock. 4,1S9 mlcs :;
tS;"s.,,, .,,cc last year. 6,s35 bales. Re-
SAX >a,'', 49,, n,ri for the year ending Sep.
c&r' a, ,s-3 ,50i bales. Receipts at NIL
a@''' = ..,i,r,- september |, 1873. $780,
isH per-, an increase OF 926.55I bales
~ '"ls. - nIIn the years lS7l-T2.
s. teTI''%:, ,,.,.,e committee had meeting to-
LIE d,r ed upon tax assessment OF
dAy s" .,, { -, worth Of property for the en-
So ~ ,,rr This is the heaviest yet I'M
's'I ;,,t rendered necessary by recent diS-
r,'.''' Tie GLOWING are the estimates
60 49,, ro,-,i. SD. 500: streets. Sso.eoo' uas'
$50. So. Wa,.r.Work>, $40; Fire Depart,
s,.. :, ,nv: lIcalln. $4,000; biamoIoad
.'.''' :, go: Fable property. $4,000 ;
, ,''.S.vs.c $500; Salary account. Sa3o'
N!-'. ;i.,,,[ - ;r0: Hastings Court, Si.ooo
:" 49,. ,F.tn npor. s. 500; Election account,
49, 81. rHr..uc. S!.3a2: Interest on bonds,
s &c.,. :, ,,.>, :. 900: Past due bonds and
,..-,,,> s1HS.. Total. S244.66o.
,,,..i Tim. rhoma> Branch, OF Ricu-
r,r ,..rr suit shortly against the
. .,...'~ tic recovery O! S3+,452.13. as out
g.; ,,., rt,.,s ,~,,Iri hy the city. The claim
: i,.,,y ,r,r,.aiz"d by the city.
y ~. j. roel laa! the Peoples Bank is un'
80, - ,raa!, with the agreement mace
' ~",. is q~a >usscstion>) 10 pay S%,'3o PEI
,.-,',,.,N rn IL Indebtedness to the city, anc
*. ~ sna'yasut of 10 per cent. LOT Tue
~-,.s,.- This is likely 10 become al IN
,s-s.,.7. 70 ter.
yr,I5aa Z. Thompson's counsel (Jone'
( Brrp.flE received his pardon to-day. lie
..i,I ,p, Walker. ROBIN ADAIR.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

49, ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 14.-The doWager OUCH
ess of Richmond Is dead. --..s
Sir r. p. Baggalley, member Of Paria-
ment for Mid-Surrey r. Rowland VIM,
member for North Lincolnshire, and Sir y.
Elphinstoue, member for Portsmoutli-all
Conservatives who, after accepting office
under Disraeh, went before their eonstltu.
ents for reIection-haYe been returned
without opposition. -.
Germany. r.
BERLIN. March 14.-Prince Bismarck Is i'll
from reIapse the govt. "
-.4! Italy. 4.1s s,-ir
.RouE. March 14.-The letter Of the Pope
to the Roman Catholic bishops of Austria
exhorting them to combat the pend'ng eccie-
siastlcal bills in the Rechsrath Is dated on the
tn Instant. His Holiness says that the mea--
sure is calculated TO place the Church 10
rninous servitude. and takes occasion to re-
new bis protest against the rupture OF the
Coneordat. The Pope has also written 10
Emperor Francis Joseph personally adJnTiDg
him to protect the Church with hls.Qanln'
ions, si5 ST;4 81 !.
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Funeral of Charles Sumner.

BoSTos. March 14.-Faneuil Hall was
elaborately dressed in mourning on the occa
sion of the funeral of Hon. Charles Sumner
to-day. The hall was crowded with ladies
citizens, and civic dIgnitaries. A portrait o.
the deceased hung in conspicuous place
suitably inscribed. Vice-President Wilson
was among those on the platform.
Later.-The remains Of Sumner reached
here at O'Clock tonight, and were met al
the depot by civic committee, aud escorted
by the Shaw Guard. colored company, ano
carried to Doric Hall. The body will lie II
state during Sunday and Monday, and or
the evening of the latter day will be con
veyed to Kings chapel, where the: funen
services will take place.
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!! Ings 8pEaKG AsD Y Ht0 All tnTEKR1PTfefB
lar HuSrySafoN DOM Away Writ. 77unt.
fagtoa, ". Pa, March a. = The paymaster
Hot tbs chesapeake add Ohio Ftailways has
been for TIVE days paying the arrearases of
wages due TO the *iabosers OF, the line and
the mechanics at the shops In this city,
| The misapprehensions on their part which
caused temporary interference flor one day
ontys with the operations of the company
here have been satisfactorily explained, end
all cause Of trouble Ia removed. THERE'S
no delay whatever in the transhipmcnt and
forwarding Of freight brought here by
stesmcrs. Passenger and fretghttrains are
running through without interruption.