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an the Track.

The Cairo and Nincennes passenger
train which lcit at five O'Clock yesterday
morning met with n mishap when about
at the corner of Twcn,y-Fir.t street.
The forward trucks OF the baggage and
mail car Fimpcd the rail. Richard
Power, the track foreman. with a gang
Of labOrcr- were set ut work and had the
car on the rail- at II O'Clock. When tax
ing the car to the side track II went OIL
several times and now lic- on the side
track. clear Of the main track. The pas
-cugcr car was hackel down 10 the depot
aud another baggage car attached anil
the train -ont on IT, way at pm.
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PORT ITEMS.


The Eckcrt yesterday raised coal
harac at the foot OF Tenth street.
-Capt. Irwin Dugan left Tor Cincinnati
lor short visit, 10y his morning. train.
The steamer Alice I, in the govern
mcnt employ, and under the charge of
Col. VIM. T.. Merrill. The object of her
cruise mp the Ohio l. to discover the best
location. for light houses. y She came
by Powers Island She helped the Jno. \.
~cuddcr OH that bar. where She had been
aground several hours. The Scuddcr
was due here last evening.
The May Mice has three hargcs in
her tow for New Orleans.
The +. T.. Crazy brought |, li5 bar
| r,l, lour. 600 barrels potatoes. and o.
barrels whisky for the south. She was
tour DAYS coming out from Evansville
~hr rrport- y inches water to lNal-Nllle
Tile silycrthom brought 300 barrel
1onr and potatoc.. II ton, ,mdric,. \
she came past America. the crew di,cov
Icd a deer ON the bar In mid river. an,
~ blowing the whistle frightened .
Unto the river, when the crew got after il
with tie yawl, and after lively chase
captured it. II was Il fine buck. weigh
ing l10 pounds.
The Capitol city brought 2l3 bale
cotton Tor the east, and has fair trip fu.
| 81. Louis.
The Joo Kinney was ,till in port has
! evening, ana Is to Dc repaired by the u-'
, of n side dock.
Capt BARNARD. agent Of the st.
! LOU, underwriters, /, ia the city, look
in@ after their Interests in the cargo of
Ishc Joe Kinney.
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4 Prize.

'apt. Ben. Howard. of the Steamer
S'll'f'h"'"' Yesterday captured a deer
'hlch was winning. or rather vading.
the Ohio river between Mound city and
Cairo. The animal was making it, way
from ibo knlucky shore to Illinois. fl
was sold TO Phil Howard. Capt Howard
hecpin" the horns. which he proposes to
u-c ~ an ornament Ia The forecaste of tbc
Nrhan-i T. &c.. his HID, ,tcr packet.
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N. B.
Huy whore Goods are SOLD the
Lowest.

Just received and for sale TO the trade.
new buckwhcat flour, new hams and
breakfast bacon, choice butter, craBber-
ries, pickles, minco meat, etc. Al o, we
sell pounds best Rio coffee f-rSl, and
pounds 4 coffee sugar tor u besides, We
have the lnrssst STOCK of dry goods, boots
and shoes, OH which We shall offer extra int
ducemcnts. only house in the city selling
&. NJ. henderson ~ Co.'S custom made
winter boot. - inch leg, aud warranted, for
- - per pair. Remember, goods sent
promptly \, your honse and no charge.
ll.5.5t NEW YORK STORE
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-12

A. Black hos inst recnivnd nm
other invoice of those hne "e 800
bottom or extension soled SHOES NOS
in every style, for ladlo los, nia n''o,,
and children, that mas IS gwen nvcry S o~e,
general satisfaction 10 ,,' oVo ,lSo, oH
,;,,a TO protect the uppors, or com
main of shoes scufiing out at toes
for those are by their extension
solos. sufficient protection ana
combine elegance and durioii'
ity. with comfort not oqualea by
any other make. ,,,
Do not Purchase for yoursel'
or your children, any SHOES DC
fore YOU have examined these, iol
tbov arc assuredly the shoes yo'
want. City Shoe Store, cofne'
righ,h street and Commercla
avenue, 1li-lo-3i-ti
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a WALKING Advertisements.
LIMETONE SPRINGS, :. G.

LIMEToNE SPRINGS, :. &.
DIR. Il. '. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. v:
Dear Sir;-I am a walking advertisement
for your q oldcn Medical Discovery, F,"ga-
tive Pellets and Dr Sagc's Catlrrh Remedy
they have cured mo OF catarrh OF nine
Years standing. VIII h was 20 bad that II
dislsurcd my nose, aud while curing IT,
your medicines cured me of asthma, in its
worst and most aggravated form. Before
II linz Your medicines had become reduced
in flesh from one hundred and lifty-liyc I
one hundred and fifteen pounds, and no'
weigh one hundred and siXty'two pound,
and am in better health than have enjoyd
Tor twenty years. Yours truly,
j. l.. LUMsDEN.
The above Is hut far sample OF hun
dreds OF letters which are received 10y ID
Pierce, and in the face of such evidence
who can longer doubt that tho doctor
medicines cure the worst eases of chror
| cutarrh
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-12

VIZ eau attention 10 the notice OF lDr
H. j. stalker under the hoad of vaccine.
ne mas recently opened an office oven
hcGaulcy's drug store. The doctor la.
been here during the past summer. a,so-
'iai'd IN practice with Dr. Warlncr.
lie j. a gentlemen of excellent character
ana a'lainnrnl.. aud worthy of the con-
iidcncc of the public.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-12

The sOciablc committee of The VI. T..
Church will be pleased to see all the
friends and well wishers of the church at
the sociablc. at the church parlors, on
Friday night, Music and refreshments.
Oysters and ncccs sorics, for all who may
desire, at - cents per plate. by order OF
the committee.
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Theatre.

l'cmcmbcr the WALLACE ,imc,ly com
plny commence short -rason ut the
Aihcncnm tonight. They open IN the
beautiful play entitled Clouds said by
III" pres To bo one of the finest Amcri-
can play ever produced ia this country.
All lover Of good acting should bc ihcro
tonight. We understand that on Saiur-
day evening next the Wallack company.
ny special request. will play the bcauti-
iul aud romantic drama entitled Damon
and pytI,ins''
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I'm BULLETIN makes il appearance
in new drcs, this morning, and the city
will bc lighted with gas this evening.
These are two events of no little hmpor-
lance to the city. We want 10 see ol
hear of the Cairoitc who will now cVl
tor eight, more light" WE have hTcd
a man Ia shoot him ON thcNpot.
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I.uInci, Eycry Nav

George Lattncr cOrnerof Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, will furni.h hereafter.
every day to his patrons a No. lunch, be
tween he hours OF ten and twelve O'Clock
Fresh Milwaukee beer and fragrant Havana
cigars to be hal 90 hi, bar at an timcs.
q gg.if
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Inrn ON. Every body.

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
Cairo has fairly earned the right to re-
ioicc. and we hope every man who voted
the ticket viii De ont and take part In the
celebration Tonight. The whole affair
PROMISE to De a grand success, aud We
want Ia see all our friends out to enjoy IT..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-12

The ladies of the Presbyterian church
society will hold sOciablc nj the resi-
dcnco of Hon, u. W. Mum this evening.
The ladies having the matter IN charge
are sufficient guarantee of it, success.
The entertainment will be very fine. Go
AMI hear the splendid music. \ general
invitation Is extended to all,
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Indian aud variety SHOW

The Indian and variety and curiosity
how la the pavilion on Commercial ave
cnnc. j. attracting good deal Of aitcn-
linn Among the Indians are Scar-iacc,l
Charlie. of ModOc notoricty and u couple
ofnotcd chief of the Kiowas. See small
hill- Tor other ATTRACTIONS.
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Quotations ON Grain.

VIM. Tinker. representing -. ". lr-
win a co Of Chicago, send "a the fol-
lowing quotations on grain;
November wheat. SO.
December wheat. ST
November corn. ~.
Year corn, 72s.
November oats. i7J.
October oats, IL.
November barley. III.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-12

As we are determined To- close out our
stock speedily, preparatory ID winding up
business, We will -ell all kinds OF lumber at
two dOllar' per thousand less than market
prices. LANCE lot OF laih and stove wood
on hand, which will be sold at correspon >.
ingy low rates. WALL 4 ENr.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-12

We call the attention of our readers 10
the advertisement of T. and W. Budcr.
wholesale and retail jewellers. Their
stock l. mll in an It. departments. They
have purchased largely for the holiday
trade. aud invite every body to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-12

From pre- -out indications the houses
along the line OF march Tonight. will
generally be- Illuminated. some more
enthusiastic Democrat, have purchased
fire wo.ks. which will be- sent oil at in
tcr,al during the evening.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-12

Doctor stalker has fresh supply of cen
uins non-humanized vaccine matter. lie
may Away he found at his Office over Me-.
Haulcy's drug store from @ o'clock in thu
evening TIL O'Clock in the morning and
from ! O'Clock pm. iiu 3 O'Clock. Il. m.
unless professionally tbs,ut. tl.I4gt.
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Correction.

IN oar river column yesterday morn,u"
it wa. stated that the &. \. and +. Il. Il.
Wlnrtboat at Bird, Point was ia sink
ing condition. There was only "a foot of
water ia the hold, which the Echcrt
pmpucd out, and they are rccciyin" u
freight "a. usual to-day.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-12

street Superintendent Galligan had
larg" fore" at work yesterday ditching
on the south side oi Eighth street. be-
tween Commercial ai,l Washington ave
nuc,. AMI a second lot Of men clearing
crossing.
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Grand Lunch.
illumination and bonfire.

Mr.. Edml md lluelner, Of the Planters
House, will illuminate his house from eel
lar 10 garrett snd have bonfire in front u
hi place OF business, this evening, and "a
addition to this display he will spread OF
body Invited. Milwaukee beer la album.
dance, II
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IrcslI AIII,I,iA.

"'. - tiizgerald ha. just received ana
W. on sale at his sal,> room. n large stock
VI .'nsllsh ale, rortcr, iIcnncssy brandy
ana Vine, aud HIuDr- OF an kinds, which
&c VIII dispose Of at reasonable prices.
2sO-g-gj.Itn
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and after June !, passengef Train Nul un
NY except Sundays a. follow

Nousp tB ADCpNuopNrIDN
CAIRO ..,............s..lg N aud : OIL VI
MOI NJ CITY ...a... ~ and ~ 90
N city Accommodation runs MelUD sday
and Saturday,
.ing clos" connections 10 and flum Ill
. tt-i and NOI1h, az indianapolis aud To-
by rail aud river
. GOODRICH. HI. MORRILL,.
t'u. Ticket Ag't General sup
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Nnlirp 90 Nhinnnrs.

o., ST. Louis a CHICAGO R.R.1
~, AGENT = OFFICE,
=, 'N''' Ill.,, November ~. l21l.
-" "'u Tter to-day freight will be re,
'o',,i Ior sipment by tn road.
'''i- q u. 4. BLUF. Agent.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-12

TWO desirable rooms toiet with board
very reasonable, to gentleman ana wits 81
,wo .,en,,emen in the central part oil Tue
city can also aceommoo"e u'E p'"'''''
Address, box III.
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The Concoriia singing society we're
agrecably entertained hy Mr.. Edmund
IIucfncr. of the PAINTER House. last
night The tables were spread with the
bc-t that the market afiorl. and the
wine, were pronounced \ |.
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Good Chance.

o0er for sale the entire outfit and stand
Of the ST. Nicholas Hotel. on Commercial
avenue, Cmro Illinois. vita good paying
business, or will sell the bar and fixtures
Operate from the outfit OF the house, oil on
good terms. Apply at the hotel.
WN WET2EI pronriptOr
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~. Louis. Arksnsas and Texas u. u.

Thi- road has been doing large pa--
-"ngcr and freight Business oflatc.and it,
patronage continue. Ia grow daily. IT.
agents. Mc>-r-. llcqucmbourg NJ Cairo.
ami 'ha,. Il. kylcagcnt ON the Missouri
,horc. are popular with Cairo shippers.
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NoIicr InIIt,ni...

"a n''-ob and muzzlc loading shot gus.
~" IAN" ristols. Also ammunition In LARGE
w "'"' 1n,it.os. Quality and price.
E"il'''r'' orders solicited
~ i'''rl lludwarc store. cairo III.
ilG-li-S-dlt-wu
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The great labor involved iu the reset
ling Of all tie adycrti-cmcui. In Tur
BrLLErIN lm- compelled a. 10 pas the
paper to pre- with lc.- matter than ,,.
propose hereafter 10 insert.
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Feathers! Feathers F! |,

A large lot of new, prime, live sue
feathers for sale in quantities - su.t the
purchasers, at the lowest marker prices
HENRY SAVERS,
%, 20 ~ e,y % ohio Leyec,
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SEND in your advertising iayors, We
d.sirc 10 publish meritorious paper IN
Cairo, but cannot unless we receive lib
Il patronage. Our business men have
AN interest ia sustaining ~ AMI should
do so by filling our columns with adrer
Using favor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-12

The trct lamps were clcau,d and
placed IN orlcr yesterday. aud made
ready Tor the lighting oi tide -trcct- To-
.t.fsfItf
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NNIIaI.

J. q. RAILWAY COMPANY.
A".Nrs OFFICE, CAIRO, Nov. +, "a
ShpJcr' viii please bear ih mind that
package must be marked with name oi,he
ton'igncc aud destination ua. Initials
will n'tdJ JAMES JOHNSON. Ag,.u,
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PINCH.

a pair Of these elegant chromos Tor sa'e.
six dollars, retail price ten dollars. An
y at the BULLETIN OFFICE. If
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I'll" street cr9-.ing- along the line OF
mar'h tonight -hould be- placed in GOOD
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For Rent.

A cottage on Tenth street between
Washington avenue and Walnut street, No
%. Enquire of {. LAME,
4J2.ll.l1
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cnhar to women viii be sent TO any address
on receipt OF two stamps. Address a,
'""''' il-l2.codNW
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W. ". Woolcn ha- taken hi old up
town beat and Policeman Brown la.
h""n -"nt below to keep Shcchan com.
pauy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-12

The council proceeding. are crowded
out This morning. but will appear in to-
morrow i-.ur
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Eight rooms TO rent on Third street be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave
nues. Apply to William Mclialc, or al
this Office.
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New Cairo cay Coal aud wood Ward
Go to q. ". Wheeler ~ Co.ior PittsbuTg
Grand Tower and Illinois Coal. wood al
WAYS ON hand and sawed to order.
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CITY NEWS.


Imn ont everybody. 10 thc iubiles
Tonight.
National Republican., 1874-05-07
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR RArIoNs,

PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs.
HEADQUARTERS U. 8. MARINE CoRrs,
ouARTERMAsTEB's OFFICE,
III f GHssgi;a 4 &c ; AZ Ss ss4
Ie; ss.sons lsf from Snls &
SSss65SbTEESyEYWS:NS : NS.ssseRa;ssssss;
G0sPoRI, near Norfolk, virsinis;
ASNAf0Lfs, MsryisSd;
MARE ISLAND, Californla,
Frcsh Beef; eiEhtes4 ouses. % 'of. Bread or FouI
sd Gsasss q q ssa
Eoes or esst ss q poa1ds s:ss toasted ssd
grounsl Coffee, or one pound snd eight ounces Of
gar; one pound and four ounces Oh Xdsmantine o.
star Candles; four pounds Of Soap; three pound;
the commanding et,eer of eseS stsiion, the Frssh
Beef either in bulk or By the single ration, Of good
q hd Ss .cS s:
the Pork, No; I. Prime Mess Pork the Floar known
Ss S q rs sSs ces q i sAs.
Beans Vinegar, Candies, Soap. sait, &c, to be Of
All subject to inspection.
eess uSssa ss:
trict judge district attorney collector, must &c
Noproposai Viii be Considered unless accompa.
MED by such guarantee. Blank forms OF proposal
can be obtained upon application at any Of the ma
NeWspapers authorized to pubIIsh the sbove viii
send the the first insertion TO this
Proposals. to beindorsed proposals for Rations, -
and addressed to the undSTfhIgniya;M MlhgriaM B. SLACK
Msjor and Quartermastsr, U. 8. Marine Corps.
National Republican., 1874-05-07

d,us blow with the back of my head. Inerer
had anything interest me like that. 1t had
shso bed all my attention. Twas confident no.
body ever hau such fall. Not even our first
parents, nor the Niagara river. It was worse
than last fall. This consoled me. made no
inquiries for the young lady. told the boy
{ come and unhsrness me. There was not
enough variety about skating to suit my fiery
nature. Besides, the owner Of the pond was q
poor man, and had large family, and this was
b ) only pond.
National Republican., 1874-05-07
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
l. TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Nelson i. Houston To- ct al. n. .,se r,,,,v No, :,
.navidIiis....n.., q,

.DtVlu IInPB Ct al.
The trustee appointed TO sell the real estate men,
TONED IN the proceedings IN this cause having
and % LOT No. IN square No. us, On the ely OF
ton D. c.. to Albert A. Wilson for f7,uoo
Susan A. Bergen for 81 80. and that the said pur-
II is thereupon this 23f dar or April is7f by the
Court and orderea that the said report be-
eld tile same ls hereby, ratified and confirmed, uu-
less cause 70 the contrary be shown on or before the
18TH Day OF May, is4 provided copy Of this order
said day 10 The DAILY NATIONAL REPr BLIcAS.
~ the Court; A.. MYLiE, Justice, &C.
By L. P.NYILLIANs, Asst Clerk. ap2fFsw
National Republican., 1874-05-07
DRoPosALs FOR DREDGING.
DROPOSALS FOE MATERIALS TO BE
THE COGNiZANCE OF THE BUREAU OF
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTIONS AND REPAIR, \
p4oposais IL FL HPa and a Osher
s t + FSsfsS .' e; e.; sGsss1 I Al G which
The proposals must be addressed to the .'chIef of
the Bureau Of Construction and Repair; Navy De;
Proposals for Timber, &C., for the NAVY, THAT
10 Prspsnt conJtGston, aud Facilitate the opening
"a I s1 Gf sSR. g
in and intend to bid for together with Instructions
Se and 81 cercato Of sth prinssd
forms Of offer, will be furnished 70 such persons
the dresPectiys P Nay Yards ard and those of all the
pgrchs sing P.ym,stsr for each Station, vii! have
aShson 10 order q that PERSONS ho end tSr
bid may Judge whether II is desirable TO make app
The proposals must be for the whole OF a class,
but the Department reserves the right to reduce the
require it, before the execution OF the contract Ali
applicstions for information, or for the exsmina-
$ 81 S les rsessssa 9, 9sg ySs ga.Is'
mus; :: ssr.ass 81 he seIestSs gf InlesSsi EcSs.
0E M bs ta'S 70 eiee ths person who
makes the tn lowest bd and gives the gSarsntse
serving the right to reject the lowest bid or any
Lnder lns prouisfons OF tns second section Of the
act approved March 9, 1853, The ofr Of any person
GnS prsYsoas eoasract s CHI ths Mary Department
t0tn not Be receieed. -,
a II che Ss
certified to the satisfaction Of the Navy Depart
o ss 81 p. S 2:
/ fra ahall hApn Afad md fOhf mar
centqm Of m the e., amount Of each blll, approved In
ynId win Sc paid Sy e ts o the sssos
designated In ne contract. Of u none is specised
where the goods are delivered within ten days alter
the warrant for the same shall have been passed BY
me classes q Ibis B BurGsu are numbered and
RSapds S0 IS Mhss E Il Beeca Eo
White Ash oars; No. g, Black Walnut, Mahogany,
No. Wht Sss stssss and Head
Lngs; No: IS Lignqmvite; u; No; 8, Wrought Iron
g9n Ela&t No stse 10 s. rd5 5SR sgsss
Tin; Ne: g Locks, Hinges, Bolt, Of brs,s and H
e; FEs @o aaa 5Ga g
& TgCs No. iGE Eysa
OH; No. g. Vsrnish, Spirits Turpentine; no. "a
6 hnS aasa 9iss So No g. SrnsSssP SSaP No No.
Dry Goods for ruphoIstsringi No. u, ststiOnery; NO
10. Is, Rosin, Pitch, Crude Turpentine; No. n,
Betting, Packing: No. e, Leather, pump, rigging,
mlnoas Cesl; No; 81, BltumInous Coal: No. s..
HSe SooSSs SG Vice tie Classes by the numbers
QuIred at the respective ntyy yaris:
PORTSMOUTH.
Nos. H. Is ls, 90 81, 81, q, q, ~ 4, 20, So 81, s.
=, 81 3D. s.; ST. 60, CO, e. s.. y, 70, IS, b, IS.
Nos. Is, G, - 49, q, s. q, a %, S. 81, s. 50, 60,
&C, %, Il, z. 70, "A, e , T,%@ @ 81 g.
Nos. l. 49, Is, a. 81 q q, II, S. 81, 50, So 90, g.
OS, %, 20 n, 7s' S ~ sssnr1pH1A. g
Nos. I3 Is, i6 Is 3S a. 80, a. 4A o. so 81, s., 81,
S. g 81 %, 50, es 60 20 II, Y, 70 a. 70, n, s. u,
WASHINGTON.
Nos. q, s. IS, 81, e. 4, IS, 70, 50, So, 81, S. 81, S.
90, 90. 6S 90, 20, II, ~ 81, IS, 80.
NORFOLK.
s. sS' e, d s. & 8 : y s s s. s. g. g. 4, T. q, = n T. s s
MARE ISLAND.
Nos. Se, g. q, a, 4s a. 50, 81, So 81 So, 81, So, co,
60. IS, 90, n, 70, n, Is, IS, 81. RplI
National Republican., 1874-05-07

AT MEETING in ST. Louis of the director.
and stockholders of the Iron Mountain railroad
Cairo, and Fulton, and Cairo, Arkansas and
Texas railroads, arrangements were entered
Into for consolidation Of the three roads, all
being owned by the same parties. The length
OF the consolidated roads is $50 miles. Il will
pe hereafter operated under one management
ana DC known as the St. Louis Iron Mountain
anu southern railway, with Thomas Allen as
National Republican., 1874-05-07
DENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
PniTADEtrHIA,

~ 0AhtEbEE AFhitfEHDbEELrHIs,r ,,on
ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW EEGGifih0Nh5j
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT fFttT ttTaASS99FEk S9Fk OF CARS
The equipment on ihIs line is new aud Of the most
TRAN fEntokv nEoAvNs dks ERA AZ A IL 5s RTq5YhAN
PULLMAN r1NhTAe9aEF NTeaF fkAINs. fskEAHIkNks!Ns CARS ON
On nv STE b19 fRr aIseps l Sunday,
VIII be run over the Pennsylvania Air Lima leaving
from and arriving at ths depot OF the baltimore and
rpaomae ranroaa, northeast corner Of Sixth and
New York limited express, leave Washington at
Leave G BSi.oes Sis esssps ss ssnay dy exOep. Sun.
Il West Philadelphia at I:as p. m. daily. sx-
Arrive at New York at 4.iO p. m. dlily. except
$50 s. m Philadelphia Express
Night Express, leave Washington at s:Os D. m,
Leave baltimore at lc;45 p. m. daily.
Arrive at HSs FEARS fSEs RETGRNfSGl at sSS III SaG;ly
Fast aap leave Rew YoTE a5Fxss st @ e S
Arrive al Washington ut 4 03 p. IN.
Night Express, leave New York at s:sSp. m.
Conneciions are made in New York with steamers
on Sound. New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroads, New York Central and Hudson River
river. --- =
Iare as low as by any other route.
vate residences on orders left at the following
Offices, where tickets and information can be OBJ
tanned: Northeast corner of Thirteenth street and
street and Pennsyivania avenue; passenger station
baltimore aud Potomac railroad, corner sixth and
ap2i-tf General Passeng ger AGENT
National Republican., 1874-05-07

The old soldiers of the First Empire held
their annual banquet in Paris on March %.
Inc Iraaitional loaf of army bread was on the
tAole' acorned with branch-this time en-
terely bndless-of the celebrated chestnut tree
oi, =, sne gwenty ,Se Mars. or the 5000 who were
drunk to the great Emperor, to the army n
Austerlitz, to Marshal De MacMabou. and to
the resurrection Of the glory of the coI,ntry- - y.