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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-28
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Winters Block. suitable for Hotel,
Offices or Business rooms-cheap.
--Tenements numbered 4, :, s and 8. in
Winters Row, > rooms each, for SO per
month.
No. 10 corner. Sl2 So rooms.
Store room in "l'ilot House." lately
occupied by a. HALEY.
A desirable Cottage on Popular
street, near Thirteenth street.
Upper floor Of building next to Com
mercial (Waverly) hotel.
Two small Houses west of Twenty
second street, near Pine, 81 each per
month.
dwelling house on Twelfth, near
Walnut, 6 rooms, for Sl2 per month.
Business house on Levee, near Sixth
street, lately occupied by Cross, Cole
man Il Co.
FOR LEASE OR SALE.
A number of Lots on Levee, above
Twelfth street, outside fire limits. Also
a large number OF other Lots in different
localities.
LANDS, In tracts to suit, near Cairo.
S-lS-tf.
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ABOVE
low WATER. On

Wan DErARrMEST RIvEr RkronT,
Oct. -, lSI5
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.
CAIRO MARKET. WHOLESALE.

Corrected daily by u. NJ. stearns, commission
merchant, Secretary of the Cairo Board OF
Trade,
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.


,1.Announcements Is cash -invaria-
bly, in advance. No exceptions 10 this
r,,1a sz-y
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DEATHS.

pied In ,hss.s ys14er, he' rfsl n wife Of
2l7 & dams str ngtd iwsny.two Years.
Her funeral viii take place from the Firs, Bspti'l
church rc ON TU.MoRHUW tsunnsyl. the 28th. =
Llncnnau pnpers please copy.
Died at the residence # his father-in,'MaTE az NJ
PARKS Heaih}. on the 10th instant, JhME' ~, :"
MARTIN of Barbamsville, New Kent County: , sni
lie was a Kind, affaciIonate hfsoana, lau
friend, and atrue Christian He was la'y fe r.
10 die HIS only regret was 10 icaVe MS VIZ ;he
whom he had been united hut four short inn.is
preyIous to his DEATH He leaves an ageo ~ Inn
devoted wife. and brothers ana sis'ei' ~
their irreparable loss. ....
Farewell, farewell. der husband
,g, The grave hath hid thee from mine eyes,
May thy rest bc In pace
Till Christ shall bid thee rise.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
when tile day OF life has neo
THIN in heaven with Joy to greet tnee' =
Where no farewell tear IS shcd.
Died. at the summer residence Of her sister. Mr rs
syrSy q EhsSls sss'r Porch n sk
wears. She was the rect Of julius ~ nf His
south CaroEa, who was kiea ,e of tha late
Fdmund T. Wickham and the much oei"Teo me- a.
of Wiar f. Wlckham, OF the county OF I1ao a.
The Charleston and Ct. Louis papers are re'l"e'
| to copy.
D,ed on the 21st instant, at the residence OF hei
son Thomas r. Williams, Mrs. HARRIET =
WILLIAMS, in her ffty-third yeaf.:>:-'.
D,ed, on the oath Instant at 10 O'CLOCK: pAI
RICK HAGAN, u native Of the county Oh h'Aeh
His funeral will take place from the residenGe q
Mr. John Cottre, $40 Cherry street. a. s,cro. a
TTtiiS moRSING The friends and acqua'nance'
Of n me family are respectfully Invited to attend.
D,ed. in ,bis city, on the 23d of September. at
p A.. +. w. BELCHER, JR son OF Leroy W. an'
1orntlia A. Belcher; aged ten months.
| Died. at Az O'Clock. at West Point; yeSterda!
morning 23d insanL MINNIE Il n a., Ak sLSN 3,
! nnIv daughter of Colonel John h. RICHARDSON. IL
| the eighth year Of her age. ---------.-~
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The Canvass.

az This CITY is concerned "ati's quiet
along the Potomac" The ConserVa'i'e
marty will gain triumph 10 Richmond lot
;.s whole ticket that will be to the very great
advantage Of Richmond and the state. An, ,,
"a what we should all desire to see. Whas !"
every man is no, Satisfied with every mem'
her Of the ticket. Every man should consioe.
the prosperity of the party SO important
aAst his private wishes are as "o'n'us
compared with that. Every man sno@'u
regard the prosperity Of Richmond aoo''
any personal feeling that be may h"'s e,
Our beautiful city is possesses "
nhys;ca, advantages that strike all tsa''
oilers 90 forc,bly that we never heard cue eH'
nress an opinion as to her future tna' was
20, fu,r Of brightest promise SUCH pros
poets should never be impaired oy any us
nlay OF want Of harmony and consistency 10
her nubljc character-by The want OF har
rnony and stern determination amongst bel
people to keep her Government In The BANDS
of able and faithful men. It is 10 this way
only that they can give assurance to the ~orit
that her affairs will be faithfully administered
and that she will never do anything to IN
pair the credit or welfare of the State.
For these purposes her people must b
united. They cannot afford to permit dis
cord to impair their reputation or their inter
esss before the world. The grand prospect
of this city we have no right TO mar oy error
growing out CT excitement and imprac''cao'
tempers.
We say these things because we disi'k
cross purposes aud discords amongst oul
selves when We should be united against 10
enemy and united for the common cause
We know that our whole ticket will TRIUMPH
but we want all to participate In the victory
We desire to see the lhrgest majority eve
polled by the Conservatives. 1t will be
great thing for the credit OF the city, and IL
spire increased faith in our people, to tn
great benefit of all our interests.
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lFor the Dispataa.l
lFor the Dispataal.l
Il Plan to diquidate the Debt Of dhs
GOmEHOnwealfSl.

Il Plan to aiqnidate the Debt Of dhs
GOmsaonwealfal.
lat. By an act of the Leg iSlxture society
shall be incorporated aud known as the Viz
ginia Bondhoiders' Association.
Ed. The Association shall BY hw be emit.
tied to make use Of the usual banking
privileges by the formation of board Of d.
rectors, election Of president, cashier, etc.
Sd. No one shall be adl.tted into the As.
ISOLATION who is not at the time OF admit
lance an actual boaa 1ide bondholdcr, and OF
whose qualifications for membership the AS.
ISOLATION shall be the judge
4th. The capital stock of said Association
shall be equivalent to the SUM total of State
securities held by each member. and the en.
tire amoUalt shall be divided ieto shares OF
one hundred dollars each.
5th. A certificate Of stock shall be given
each member equal to The amouat OF State
security subscribed by said member.
9Th. The Commonwealth shall be repre-.
scented in the board Of directors By proXit S
annually elected by the Legislature, the
number of said proxies to be equal 10 the
number Of directors elected by said Assscia-
ton.
7th- An amouet Of circulation never at any
one time greater than one third OF the CAPT.
tai stock shall be issued ut the pleasure Of
the board Of DIRECTOR, said circulation 10
be based upon the actual market value of
The State bonds.
9Th. The good faith of the Association
shall be pledged for the redemption of the
issues of the bank, said redemption to take
place in proportion to the withdrawal and
cancellation OF securities subscribed.
9th. AS soon as the books of the Associa.
ton shall exhibit an amount, interest and
dividend, equal 10 the amount of State secu-
rity originally subscribed By any member
the subscription Of sad member shall be can
celled and the deb. OF he State liquidated as
Tar as said member is concerned.
10th. The cancellation of individual sub.
cnptioas and redemption at the same time
# an equal amount OF circulation shall con.
inue Until such time as the entire amount of
late securities comprising the capital stock
ball have been l!qnidatcd. when the Asso-
latlon shall by law @lud up operations.
18th. This .bank. 10 be known as The |
BANK OF TUE N''RGlNiA BoNDnoLpERs" AS.
'cia ion, shall b., tpra'.d in the State capt I
!, with such braccns: in S.llel' Localities as
AZ bn deemed advisable. G. BID.
.egtemter - ST.. j.
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Having received a full assortment OF al TIC ="
va,es and of all the most desirable styles OF oie''
Foods expressly selected to meet the wants Oh oai
trade, we shall display on MONDAY, sep'e'"oef
9th,
csc. yard
FIGURED MOHAIRs at csc. yard
MATELAssE MOHAIaS at 25c. a yard
TwILLED PLAIDs at Csc. a yard
RACK and WHITE PLAlDS at 25c- yard
CASHMERE PoPLINs at soc. yard,
ALEXANDRA TWILL FIXTURES at 3oc' a
yard,
MACPHERSON PLAIDS at SOC. a yaru'
MoHAIR BAL ERNOs,
TAFFETAS, .....
DIAGONALS;
PLAID, STEEL, and CANTON PoNGEf'
EPISGLINES, .. -......l -..
TARTAN and sILK-PLA1DS, .-.~@
DEBEGE PLAIDs,
pus1us.. BRlLLIANTINE-, and TWlLhHD'
sUITINGs: ... ..
EMPRESS aud MATELASSE-CLo1h ....
CAMEL's HAIR PLAlDS, s,r,nrs.
NV popIINs. CASHM ERE. and SATlNES;
RACK GRuS.GRAIN SILh-very great oAf-
coI,ORED GRos-GRA1N DRESs-slLhs-
cheaper than ever;
rp1wMING SILKS and vELvETs at low figures
N OUR MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT
RACK ALpACAS in every quality from zoe. b
~ an a yard-the very best goods to De pao io'
,ba money. We call particular attention 10 'us
,doe .t 40 and 45c., which are extra Oar
gains. ,.rd.
eI,aCK CAsHME ERE CLOTH at SOC. !ara
RpIIIIANTINES, MOHAlRS, PANAMA- ano
oi' rnInyNA. CLOTH, ENGLISH and FRENCH
pOMHAzISE, FRENCH MER1NO, CASH
MERE, &C., &C.
JNOUR CLOTH DEPARTING NJ
we call attention TO our imporG'ioh "a
SUITINGS seiec ed styles.
A full line Of CAsslnEhho-so'o A"o-
81 to$ yard. ,r,rrre
rvEgDs. KENTUCKY JEANS, SATlNEIs
MELTONs, BLACK CLOTHS, CAsSlMEkho
BEAVER CLOTH, and COATlNGS;
hor dsoue line of French and German CASSi
MERE PANTS-PATTERNs.
Embroidered CUeTAlNMUsLIN at 25' gu ant
35c. yard,
spec,nl b,rsains In TOWELS on our bargain coun
ter.
.rpURN BI,EACHEO COTTON at 10c. yard
ASDROsCOGGIN BLEALHED CUTTOE at lie
ayard; nv.
DayOL MILLS BLEACnED COTTON at l2hc
ayard; 49,
y,rd-w,de RLEACHED COTTON Mt Sc yard
We off all our DOMESTIC GOODS at New
York whole sale prices, having purchased the sam
at great advantage.
We have great bargains in WHITE and CoLoaEi
BLANKETS;
Also, in CUMFokTARLES and QUILTS.
MOTTOs S and MOTTO-ERAMES, Few styles.
MACH.NE-NEEDLE S, sent free per mall 5oc.
dozen; ~ ,o
NOTEPAPER5 at 15c., 20c., 25c., 3Oc', 4oc'
and SOC. a box.
ENGLISH CHkVlOT SHIFTING ut l6SIa yard
B,st quality TYCOON REPS, for dresspg-so"hs
at Csc yard.
I,rpe additions to our stock OF LADIES an
GENlLEMEN's UNDERWEAR;
| A nice assortment OF LADIES KEAD1-ShAb
| FALL SUITS at very attractive prices.
Our number bargains must be seen 10 DC appre
ciated.
| We invite all to call and examine the beauIiiu
| display of novelties at LEVY BkoIhhho'
| Nos. lOl7 and 1919 Main street.
Seventeen new styles HIGH.BACk COMBS jus
e., sc rs
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MORAL ENTERTAINMENT.

A CONCERT will be given at the Etenezer
chuR.L on MONDAY EVENING, September 9Th.
mmencing at O'Clock for the purpose OF raising
fuadS 10 assist The congregation In paying for ne
psirs pecertly made on their house Of worship.
TieS will he assisted by picked singers from o.her
colored churches inthis city and Manchester. There
will I've contest of voice and pnusicl eul ure be-
tween Two bass singe-S-SORE.AN PLRASASTS, OF
This city, and GEORGE ". KEELING, OF Manches-
ter. A committee of gentlemen well known In
musical eilees will be present ID decide as to the
victor.
S. u. JOKES, the noted tenor OF Ebenezer choir,
VIII appear.
Seats will be arranged Tor white fcends attend
Ing. sc Sy-Th.S&N3t
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EXCITEMENT
SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS,
WILLIAM THALIIGMER'S,


over the fac, that he is selling the CHEAPEST an
REST DRY GOODS In The city. The largest Sic OK 81
DRESS GOODS, BLkCK ALPACAS, AS Il
MERES, NOTIONS, &c., to select from.
CALICOES at 6k. 81 and l0c. a yard;
DRESS GOODS, new shades and styles, at 25c. 10
75c. a yard;
RACK ALPACAS at 25, 80. 35, 40, 40, so, GO,
75a.ardS i'll worth from 10 To sc. 4 yard more
HI,ACk CaSlIMERES, MERINOS, ENTREES
CLOTHS, &C., very cheap;
PLAIN and PLAID OPERA FLANSELs and
MERlSoS for cloaks and sac1u's;
WHITE and RED TABLE-DAMASk and NAP
KINS extra low;
WHITE tLANNELS-great bargains;
spIencid ALL-Wo0L FLANNEL at csc per
yard;
CANTON FLANNELs from 124c. per yard up;
WHITE and COLORED QUILTS,
BLANKETS,
BAL MORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
SHAWLS, BU>TLES,
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERsHlRTs'
extra cheap;
SHEkTINGS. COTTONS, and other Domestic
Goods at New York prices:
CASSIMERES and WATEhfhoors-"e nhet
aud cheapest stock In the city to select from;
RED, GRAY, BLUE, and other COLOREDFLA
NELS reIy cheap;
100 styles GOOD SASH-RIBBONS at rs, so,
and 75c. Der yard worth double the price;
100 dozen LACE SCAkFS a, l5c. formerly sold
at 50c.;
900 pairs new shades two, three, and fourbution
KID GLOVES at 75c., would be cheap at
41.25.
And lots of other goods just received from New
York auction sales at the very lowest prices.
A call Is solicited TO be convinced of the great
bargains ut WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
Sc 25-Sa.Tu,&Th COL Broad street.
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We COHEN BROTHERS, 305 BROAD
street, between Third and Fourth, are now opening
their S, cond supply of FALL and WINTER DRY
GOODS, embracing all The choice novelties of the
season. Az examination Of their stock Is respect
fully solicited.
$4,000 yards PLAIN aud CORDED ALPACAs,
AL coors, 81 1896. Sc 25-2t
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NJ BREEDEN & FOX,
BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS,
are now opening their early purchases OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

Their stock will embrace all the choice novelties
In LADIES DRESS MATERIALS. They have
given special attention 10 the selection or
BLACK SILKS, BLACK CASHMERES,
BLACK ALPACAS AMI MOHAlRS,
and all the other BLACK DRESS FABRICS, and
they feel assured that they offer them ut such
price as Will Insure 4 large sale In this department.
In NECk.TIES. SASH-RIBBOSS, RUFFS,
RUFF.lNGi, IIAMBURGH WORK, LACES, and
all other FANCY GOODS, their assortment Is un-
surpassed.
In STAPLE, FOREIGN, and DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS also, they will endeavor 10 keep the Gssort
ment unbroken throughout the season.
sc 20-1w
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TOILET ARTICLES
ITO THE CREDITORS OF IsAACs,

ITO THE CREDITORS OF IS.AACS,
4 TAYLOR & WlLLlAMS.-BY an order OF the
District Court If the United states for the Eastern
District of Virginia. entered on the 23j Gar Of
AtgnS'. 1870, IN Tie matter or isaacS, Taylor 4
Williams, hLnkiupfs, the undersigned. rs trustee
fer DE creditor, of ;saacS, Taylor 6 lllams, was
oIdered Ia setlI" his accou ITS before W. W FOrb=s
TO lc Inserted in The RiclR uud Dispntch, once .
week for four weeks. Il notice 10 the creditors of
lsiacS, 'iay!nr i W:llilns Thar unless they shall
come I-rsard aud receive their dividends on Or
before The SriI LAY IF OCTOBER NEXT, the
fhnas in his lLlns trustee Will be ordered to be
paid over 10 lie bankrup!s. aud lie viii be relieved
or his tru<t
WEDNESDAY, the ! 5'h day of September next,
has been fixed lie cay for settling his accounts
before hr Rrgistt.' AZ Ills ONCE In the custom.
v'ri"cF III Inc morning. JOHN .. SIEGhR.
an .S.as.S
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OPENING SOIREE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
OCTOBER 2, 1875,
at Az O'Clock, on which occasion he desires to
see his former pa:rous and friends.
KFSSNICHS ORCHESTRAL BAND
HAS BEEN ENGAGED FOR TIE OCCASION.
Information regarding classes, &C., can be had by
addressing PROFESSOR HENRY +. LAUBE, No.
2 east Broad street. or applying at lhs Academy.
ALL THE LATEST DANCES TAUGHT.
DAYS OF TUITION: Ladies' misses. an ! masters,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER >uONS
at oc ock; gentlemen, TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS ~ 1870 o'clock. Sc 231w
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CLOTHING.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
CLOTHS, oAss1MEEEs S, and vEsTISas.

NV stock of CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, and
vEsTINGS Is now complete, embracing all the
latest sly les, which will be made to order at prices
that will lead any other similar house In the city.
Your especial attention Is requested TO an examine
,on of this stock. WIN. IRA SMITH, Agt. Z
ca 2S.Pod3G, 3t
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, SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ GRAND oPENIN G
FALL DRESS GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS.,
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A ITEM TON, FlREMEN.-A regular
N quarterly meeting Of the BOARD OF con:
TROL OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE:
CITY OF of RICHMOND for the assessment %. on
hose .kouse of Company G.. Tenth street. on MON
DAY EVENING, 9th instant, at 7 O'Clock. BY
order of the Chief Engineer. ,,,.,
sc 243t ID. A. CARDN Ed, .Lr-k n.
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RICHMOND, September 21, SIS.
A MEETING OF THE STATE CON
N SENTATIVE COMMITTEE viii he held at
the Exchange Hotel, in the city OF RlchDond, on
THURSDAY, Scpcmb. 80. for the TRANSACTION OF
husinrss JOHN A. MERE DlTH,
Chairman.
ID E,curp S.crntary Sc 23-id
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HESRICo COUNTY COURT CLERKS 0FFiCE,}
september %, l SIS.
A CALLED NJ Get IN q OF L u
n H0.Rn Of SUPERVISORS OF HENRICO
COUNTY will he held al the ccurt-house on , Al
IJRDAY the 18th inst ant at 2 O'Clock NJ.
SAMUEL p. WADDILL,
"a o3-3r Clerk 10 Board.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
TPISCOPAL HIGH-SCHOOL,

IL NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA
L. NJ. BLACKBOARD, NJ. A.. PRINCIPAL
Founded iu 1889. Next session opens sElTEN-
Der 22, 1875. Boys prepared for coll, ge or
business. Assistants and terms az before. Cats.
lonies sent on application 10 the Principal, at AhS
andrIa Va ~ 10 eoItSc25
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THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
| L CONGREG ALTON beth AHABAn Will
be at the synagogue, on Eleventh street, on Su n
| DAY MORNING the 26th instant, at 10 O'Clock,
for the purpose Of renting out and assigning scars
| for The Year and holidays. BY or,ier OF the presl-
| dent MOsso hO ILEn.
| Dd.C.
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TAME CHICKENS.

have large and beautiful collection OF genuine
CAMS CHICKENS, equal 10 any In The safe Tor
ont OF ~, con isting OF Domini;uers. Iop-h nos,
etc.; Ill carefully bred by myself lor m! own
alnusem which / viii sell ut yer" ressoratie
yates. y. I. hOBhhJE| IN
Post-odiCe-Pete rtburg, Sc 2."-Si"
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On. PETERS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABB
membcrs Of the above Society are hereby notified to
mt ct in full regalia at Cathedral Hail THIS (Sat-
urtiay) MORNING at Sh O'Clock promptly, 10 nay
the last sad tribute of respect to our departed bro-
Their z. G. uAGAN.
CO os.1t F p KTRKE. Secretary.
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MEETINGS.


cTONEWALL UNC1L, No. ~,
SFRIENDS OF TEMPFRANCE.-Th members RS
Of this Council will attend MEETING at sprino o
Hail on MONDAY EVENING; sep.emDa at ~ ' at
1873 at oclork Every member IS ureeu ~ AZ, NJ
icnd as business Of importance will he brought up
lor cOhelueiet'on' ~ 49, Sc 2l.2t*
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over the fact that he is selling the CHEAPEST an
BEST DRY GOODS In The city. The largest Sic cA 81
DRESS GOODS. BLACK ALPACAS, LAS II
MERES, NOTIONS, &c., to select from.
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FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE. AN
members Of Artisan, Uld Dominion. aud Man
chester Councils, Friends of Temperate are re-
Hay EVENING the 9Th, at Springfield Hall, cor
ner twenty sixth and streets. BY order Or
ne' A-' We. CARRtSGTON.
en- osot President of State Council.
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FALL DRESS GOODS
1917 aud 1919 MAIN STREET.

LEVY BROTHERS,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-22

MINING NoTE.-Thc Senator Mining
Company will soon commence the work
of sinking new level. The c. K G.
shaft is now heing sunk at the rate OF
four feet per day. No Burleigh drills
are used. and the character OF the rock
is that usually found in the east country
formation: that four f"rt rer day IL
pretty rapid sinking. II is Intended to
have the Califoruia mi, rssd, for opera
ton on November Isl.
NOVELTIES in the style and quality OF
ladies hats-the fancy, the substantial,
the artistic L;nguatd." the rich " b.
nanza, the amazing Amazon
fashionable style and shape-have just
been received at Olcovich Brothers store.
Also ladies clOaks. ana many other new
articles, may be seen Mt this farorlte re-
sort of the ladies who desire good articles
at the most reasonable prices. See adj
vertisement.
"TRUNk EMPORIUM. - Mr.. Joseph
Rosenstock has just received fine lot Of
tention. Her. is chance to obtain the
| best made at the very lowest prices.
Mr.. r. has also added greatly to his
! stock of other articles that he usually
keeps on hand. Interview him. It will
doubtless prove pleasant and profitable
to the interviewer.
The GRAND OPKSING DAY of millinery
and dresses a. Mrs. CunniDgham's store
will be next Saturday. There will be
exhibited new styles of bonne:s, ladies'
dresses. and the most complete assert
ment Of millinery. Also gentlemen $
neckties. handkerchiefs and gloves,
Mrs. c. place OF business is in CIR
bett'S block. See advertisement else
where in the APrEAL OF this morning.
NIGHr WATcHaAS CukrkY is of duty
on accom-: Of sickness. His aiimen: is
I in the nature Of fever We believe. Sheriff.
Swift, rather tim employ mau unac-
qu.iuted with the work mas been doing
duty OF the IL, int watch III Mr. Cbeney's
place. Mr {. has the reputation Of an
efficient policeman. Hope TO hear Of
his speedy recovery.
THz Town BoAED will meet mex. Tues
day evening for the discussion Of the
FIRE ordinance matter.
PIANO THEINs.-ProfessOP Jacob 2eeh, the
well-lnown piano tuner, Will srrive in Carson
City, ON Wednesday. the 10th day OF October.
snd remain long enough to Put in order all
pianos organs that may require his assist
anes. Orders left at he stores Of John G. Fox.
Chas. ". Friend. snt ~ the City Market. with
John z. Nedsr, the proprietor, Will be promptly
attended to On the arr val Of the Professor.
TIE fAvorIIE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner of King snd Ormspy streets, is becoming
the favOrite resort Of this city. The great
attraction is fredericksburg Beer, while tue
best Of wines, liquors and cigars sre also, sold
q: the bar. first class P,tro Game for tie
amusement OF guests. a cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all are its recommend
dations to public favor. Il. L. Brown is the
proprietor.
IMPORTANT. Endorsed hy he Medical pro
fessiou. DR.. Nm. HALLS BALsAM FOR TIE
LUNGS cures Couchs, Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases of the Throat and Chest. DR..
TOWNSHIPS ToOTHACuE ANODYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. n.hl2-6m
:. J. WHITE. NJ. C.. Physician and Surgeon,
is once more at his old quarters over Fosters
Drug Store, Carson Street opposite the Capitol.
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