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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-17
Nnnhcc u ,himsnn rnmImr.

Yankee Rohinsou's great modern
show, hippodromc, museum, etc.. will
be- in Cairo on Wednesday. the 18th inst.
Mr.. Dan RHODES. gurrIl agent. is now
stopping ut the st. Charles hotel. aud is
making arrangement. Tor the appearance
of this gran combination in Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-17
Something New.

Iha'c Just received q complete assori-
mcni Of elias. SHADES ct all sizes and
shapes, suitable for clocks. wax flowers,
etc.. also Moss aud Chenille. and pie.
ME and ladies' Travelling Bi-hcts-ihr
largest stock over brought to Cairo.
-. llurNAV,
Corner Sixth aud Commercial.
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Attention Who Wants n?

>iiHer scwins Machine, yer, litesi i'm
proved, nearly new, with ali attachments
o sale very low on 10 Sc p'ar, fye dollar
PR month InIil paidilr. Parties cont m
pla Ing urchasinga IN ichine should n ,
iail 10 SEQ mi, machine, ut
s'At ". LANNON'S BOOKSTORE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-17
itntli,,.

Mr.. Pat Fitzgerald authorize, A. tu
stai" that on next Saturday evening. ut
lils sample rooms, on the corner oI III
ircnlh street aud Commercial avenue, hc
will give all who may wish to cutter the
coulc>t,m opportunity to win u fuc
brc'h.loading shol gun, at rattle. The
chances will be- sold at two dollar plrr, =.
This will hc u tine chance Tor the cinli-
dates To- mnkca hit, md Will. no doubt.
draw q large number to the ,cyur.
l-ll.lt
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For City Attorney,

We arr authorized t. announce ItSrIt T.
u. CUNNINGHAM ~ "a CANDIDATE for iity At
Ioin"N, ~ me cusuinS municipal election.
EptroU lIULETIN - lease announce me "a. a
candidate iuI me uiiicr III lily Attorney, at az,
ensuing municipal Cic,ttun, uud ubltgc,
III HARMON a.. MACK
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Notice..

NOTICE IA hereby given n the Stockholders
~ Of the cairo cry Ferry company, that the
annual meeting for the election uf seven dhccl.
Or-. and consideration Of such other busnes, ia
may cplne before II, will he held ON Mlnllv,
May Bird neNt, a. - O'Clock, ~ N at the office
In this city. TiiOs. ". HALLIDAY,
Secretary.
Cairo, Illinois, April 10th, las
12.t-l1-ltl,
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Nj. i. Fitzgerald la, Just received aud
das OH sale at his sale. room large -toch
" English ale, porter, Ilrnncs,y 'ranIy
,nh wines, and liquors Of all einds which
~ will dispose of At reasonable riccs.
q
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Two good =. sidrnrcs un Twentieth street
h'i inc 'oirt iio"sc AlsI tue Comt
~ 'u-r II tie, a. low rent. inquire at II.
hr'cl'' Cigar store. JAoon KlElS.
i-lO.lm.
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IIirnrI,ina. ar

Mr.. Rumbold 1. now prepared To
bleach aud remodel oll kind. al hats. In
the latest style; nl.o trim. Coarse
bEil., Doe. Residence Fifteenth street.
between Walnut aud Cedar. ilG2v.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-17

CAIRO, April 10, 1873.
EpiroE BULLETIN You viii please
Withdraw my name ~ u candidate for
Alderman from the Fourth ward.
j. W. MCktNNY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-17

1t is said that preparation, are still go
ing on by the knights irmpar of tins
city Tor the Observance OF Ascension Day.
May 9Th, with The Usual ceremony.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-17

The good work still goes on. rVasu-
rcr Blake, on Thursday. paid out one
thousand dullprs in cash. for city orders.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-17
LOCAL NOTICES.


\ good. 81 cr-clic !Udug or mid lc.aged
nan. AIpy Ia ser N 20 -. r. Bennett, u
he No ~ Va hinc Oihcc. 4li.tt.
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Cool single room. o. he upper floor ~
he Saint Charles can e had. wi Il board.
" the very low rate Il So pei month
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Funeral Malice.

The funeral OF the late Thomas T.. Sui
Ivan viii take place ON SUNDAY after
noon, II, O'Clock, from st. Patrick
church Errmds Of The rImily mNllch.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-17

Anew Hove Sewing Machine fora good
horse. viii y did re cein cash. Apply
at tho Office oithe Howe Machine COMPANY
4-l4.f.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-17

lpitoR BULLErN -l'lc,sc announce me ~
cAuiiial. tor reelection l., the once ct CIV
Clcik, at the ensuing charter election
Will IL. II kINS.
Enron lirLLrtiN .--rlct.c announce me 1t. n
'thlnH',c i"r the uicc ui ely ,lcrk, ut the en-
sums ntdhlciph t,Ccttuu.
WI. FRENCH ANLEY.
Mn lbiror .- ~ the -ulic itntiun ufmtny cit,-
"hs aiu"uhct ~! ~ciid- Hcatdldac Tor the
hhc' oi a.! ,l,tk, at the Cu-utu- nmtiCip.d
t'tclioh. JAMES NpII.
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Two.,ror.o wnx., IA, a,,.


re" wag n Tor sale ut nnrluin. hp
ply ~ tue lirLIEII con ting room. II.
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FIRST ARTS rs.
HIS FAIraFJL laIrAlIoN OF

Hon stephen \ Douglas speech, aud all
Musical Instruments, con titutu M Interesting
puu Oithc entertainment.
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III. "nnino of wanassns~

Has been pronounced by crlIc5a7 the finest de.
scripts'e piece OF music ever omp0scl.
Admission 30 cent?
~" deserved seats at Ilarlmung.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-17

u III RI, boot Hud oymtkrr ON fiyhrh
sire {, lee Ncnn Wa-h.u-rou Il Comm 3D..
ci Law "u,s. ia lt-t,,r, hcd anew sy.r
0" let. 'hd l'n Nv prep red ~ tr boo.
ia Tor .c mesa Il 20 uio.t c,rlot bee
cN,cllud CIV him ell aud c,amiuu
tll- hcN style OF let. Gl-i lt.m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-26

Me- SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to
our e. ok ofLADIt s. and MISS ES HOSE: PLAIN.
kMBROIUED, and Lee HAkDk aFIs = e, e.
n pair; FANS and CHAIN: NEW SfYEk
BtLTS, COLLAsS and CUFFS; NtCk-kUF.
filings; SCARF'S In an endless variety, ana
nI.n,y or other goods at great sacrifice. ut H
siCLE BROTH Rs 429 Broad street,
je1o bulween Fourth and Fifth.
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the American publishers Btackcood for
June. ...-..- .-.
We observe besides the articles Of lite
rary, historical, and political character very
practical essay upon "Bits and Bearing
Reins.' The words quoted, indeed, arc the
title of a pamphlet issued by EDWARD FORD.
HAM. FLOWER, who shows, beyond dispute,
the horrid barbarity Of bearing reins. Mr..
FLOWER deserves thanks for his humane
pamphlet. He points out two Of the most
cruel practices in the management and
driving of horses, which do no good, and
cause a great deal of harm to horses. II
horsemen would discard altogether the mon
strous bits, the bearing reins, ana blinds,
horses would be better managed and work
to infinitely better advantage. The writer,
to show in one respect how the horses get
along better without the bearing reins, tells
this little story:
"More than fifty years ago the late Sir
Charles Bell, the celebrated Psychologist, was
driving pair of horses on frosty morning
down the incline Of the Surry side OF the
old Westminster bridge. The road was Slip
perry and the horses got into trouble. An
old groom, who was passing by, said Let
me loose your bearing rein, SIR lie did SO,
and the horses having then the free use OF
their limbs Immediately recovered them
selves. Sir Charles Bell never after per.
mitted a bearing rein to be put on any one Of
his horSes.o ,I'>.rk ..
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The v;rtuous " Hards."


:, - =. matter of % miration "--tbat afiecta'
.;on Of virtue Of the "hard.money fur'-
tans Prostitution itself could not be more
snocsea at INCONSISTENCY. They affect to con-
sider that u,oney for which the nation IS
norn,, dishonest" 1t is paid out oy GOV
ernmea. and is secured by Government
bonds. The nation itself must fail ere that
fails. The people have entire faith IN 1t ana
are content with it, and yet the "hards al
fect to consider il dishonest vi course
that is mere inpertinept assumption Tor
effect. asT
aGold" Is their tombstone. No paper
That is not Immediately convertible into
s,oId is "honest." Then, there never has
been any "honcst" paper money in che
United States. Man clnnot deviseit. Gold
cannot be paid under any and all conditions
Of the country. And the man who assumes
that no paper money is honest not at all times
redeemsble in gold is an ass. .
Gold is chiefly useful as a means Of set
ling balances between communities and ma.
tons. In q perfectly healthy condition OF
the country's finances gold is not needed at
ali for domestic exchanges. But the mo-
ment these finances become deransed, and
gold is sought by the fearful and distrustful
capitalists, it cannot be paid out. The out.
ward flowing stream is soon exhausted and
the gates are shut. .s..-.s .....
Now, what the country wants is enough
currency and a cessation from financial tim
kering until confidence is entirely restored.
Then specie payments msy be resumed with
ont harm TO anybody. ~
Blu. 90 on tinkering and curtailing cur
rency until it may be assumed that there is
not enough paper afioat to enable the people
70 exhaust the stock Of gold in the banks
and the Government vaults, and there will
no. only be not tithe or twentieth Of enough
money to conduct the business OF the coun'
try. bu. half the businessmen OF the land
will be hopelessly ruined.
Well, what do you want resumption Tor
The good OF the people, you say. Well,
shall the people be ruined for their good! Is
tina. the way to bestow blessings upon the
nation?
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COMMANDMENTS.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE TO THE
-.E ALUMNI AND OTHERS d."
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD

All persons attending the commencement exer.
cses who pay full tare to Charaottesyilie rug fns
njshed with l. Conductors Receipts" on presenla-
ton of which to the agent at Charottesville ihey
can purchase tickets 10 return ut oNE-IhihD OF
Round.lrip tickets, good for one week from
Richmond 10 Charlottesville will be sold at ~ 40.
Sna hi trains will be run between Charlottesville
and TJniyerstIy every hour curing the exercises on
oAA UoV'7 CONWAY X. HOW WARD,
General PASSENGER and Ticket Agent
w. NJ. S. DUNN, Engineer and Superl. tegnenf
Transformation, ja1S-tJyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-26

President GRANTS habit OF summer recre-
alton is different from that Of other Presi'
dents, who generally passed their summer
vacation at home. They seldom sought the
SPRING. or the seaside, and then only for
brief term. Mr.. JEFFERSON rested at bis Sc
uuestered bone, Monticello. MADISON and
MONROE we've fond Of home. JoHN QUINCY
ADAMS spent most Of bis leisure in his native
neicbborhood, and OLD HICKORY rested at
the Hermitage, except that in early summer
ne was won't to sojourn for couple OF weeks
at the "Ri p Raps," in Hampton Roads, then
called Fort Calhoun. There he was very
much sheltered from the stream OF ofhce-
hunters and political jobbers. There he in
hailed the brisk sea breeZes and smoked his
pipe with the long stems 1t was no light
matter for the otiice-hunter to attempt to
reach the General in his stronghold there,
and he, perhaps, found more real respite from
partisaus and cares of State at the RIP.
Rsps !" thar he did at any other place to which
ne retired.
How different is the taste of General
GRANT. He seeks the most conspicuous and
populous summer resort in the Union, and
there he stays longer away from business
than any other President ever did, we be-
leve. Ii be finds rest to suit him there he
must be singularly oblivious to the excite
ment, and hustle, and Hunting parades
around him. Unquestionably be is q
T. H.
tens impassionately to talk, delights in bis
drives behind fine teams, drinks, smokes,
looks at the sea and the' multitude, takes his
bath and bis profound sleep, dreams Of the
third term, and cares not whit for BONNER
and centenuials. He is we'll hardened and
tanned, and impervious to almost anything
that discomposes and disturbs other people.
Long Branch and long terms are the things
for him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-26

We are indebted TO the Auditor Of Public
Accounts for the following public documents:
Laws In Relation TO Commissioners and
Collectors Of the Public Revenue, etc., now
IN force, &C.,; "Abstract of the Laws Of
the Commonwealth in Relation to Insurance
Companies y; and Laws and Instructions
70 Assessors, In the year 1852
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mo BE READ By LADIES only

mo BE READ BY LADIES ONLY
1--we are now readyto offer the ladies' OF Rich-
factlre. aud guarantee e material used better, Do
s,sns nrstTie aSa mn NKws YORK GOODS.
tPRIGES IOWEh tdhN , ~ ~ " Ivan
sS GLOVE-PfTrING'UORS ERS. =.
when q ady's wardrobe, Is fncouaplete w,snoSs-
+. Mira RROoKE ipresides over The eAMPLEi EO0Ass
and viii Take great pleasure In showing COCOA
- ~ SOOEE d D0.,3 Ia Main street,
second foor, second door above 0fspdtc& esAef.
my Sam " ia al ~; II IS
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"Good news" says the Paris Consftu.
aonel, Is being received from al. the w;hg.
growing districts. There is but one cry OF
JOY and admiration in the vineyards at The
magnificent appearance of the vines. Since
lS4O such promises Of abundance had not
been seen. as
What about the theory that comet years
were the bestfe wine2 I'll: ..,' s. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-26

The Lynchburg Virgintan publishes let
ter from grandson of the ",JoHSNY HOOK "
whom PATRICK HENRY made famous, In
which the grandson handles Mr.. WRIT, PA
TRICK Henry, and others without gloves.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q PARrNERsHIPh.

nISSOLUTION OF COP ART E r.
H. SHrp.-The firm of LYME BROTHER,
composed of W. Il. and Robert u. Lyme, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. -. q;
The business hereafter will be conducted IN all
its several branches by MIR. b OREkT Il. LYME At
the old stand, MOI 2l2 Main street. he shaving this
Gay purchased Of AIR. W. H. Lyme Ill MS inter est
VIII. Lyne retiring from the business. = = t',.1
IrIIsr1f, : srIlt'sl!1 ~ w. H.LYNE. aifnt..
....t.f is an. ROBERT 3. LYME.
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4 TIENTION. ,FIREMEN.
CONCERTS.
GRAND VOCAL AND
= INSTRUMENTAL CLNCERT
PaC-NICS.
fa"s .rtf.
The SUNDAY SCHOOL Of the "

ID l,C-N l c.. :#.si BE-
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ME VARIETY SPRINGS,

L ---...--. - .
- :. a.. AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, ,,.,f,,,..
FIFTEEN MILES, WEST FROM STAU&ToN
(cars stopping at the door,, the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad This .lt. no .d't MO. 2
IA .tsY .WATERING-PLACE, ii,.; ,1al
situated In the mountains OF Virginia, at an elsva-
ton of ZOO feet above the level Of The sea, oilers
nation OF attractions In the variety and excellence
of the miuerAi waters, the heal by ana delightfui
nature OF the climate. ami the uffiVaiied magnin-
cence Of the surrounding scenery. ~.
The mineral springs include the three distinct
classes OF alum, chaly beatf, aud heaune. Inc
alum wafer is shown BY acuil analysis 20 oe iuisy
equal 10 that Of the Rockbndge Alum. The chsiyT
Lt ate and healing waters are OF very superior ex-
celicnce. Ample experience In the use OF these
waters has fully established their great cuIastYe
properties. They have made many :wonderfui
cures, audare most admirably adapted TO me tr,at-
ment OF dyspepsia, liver diseases. consIipalo,n'
scrofu,a, erysipe'as cutaTeous oisease
General debility. There are few forms Of chronic
disease thai %.nd IN not s s Sa enesS
Plunge or SHOWER ATHING in the heal
ipg-water free of charge.
The nights are cool and p'essa2tin me hosest
weather, and The climate Is saiuorlouS auo iusiSS
rating. zro..,p,
4,44S f.ttaboye tide. Water level the higbest noun
thin III Virginia, Is in full view OF the motel, anu
not more than three miles from II.
Coed music, croquet and bo1ling.a'lsy VIII con-
tribute to the amusement OF guests BESIDES. norses,
modations good and comfortable. The whole VIII
be opened for visitors on The 1 9TH oF JUNE. :,
49, 49, Gidren under
= For circulars with analysis nf water. certificate Of
cure &C. wrise e the preprieto'ss Or apps 70 INC
Dispatch ONCE, Rich flaSl s5aRURRUss.
my 81 cod lm,..s.,Ts.,t PIoprietors..
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No, Mr.. appeal. The Dispatch didn't do
it. Leastwise, the editors all deny it. And
the telegraph agent, says. he wrote "Md.,"
but the printer read 1t apd printed it "Ind.'
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m BEST 1914 UTICA SHEET1NGs at
; 4Oc. per yard. regular price everywhere Soc;
DAVOL I04 BLEACHEDs SHEkTISG Will be
sold at 42c. per yard on account OF Its being
slightly soiled on the outside Of the piece
GOOD CALICOES. fast colors. at exc. per yard
among this lot will be found some that We SOLD
at 1 kc. last year; s'a4..3 ..nAanantGot al
FAST-COLORED LAWNS at SIC. per yaro-no
remnants or seconds; -. - &C.,.
ECRU TUsSURE sC1TLSG and WHITE and
GREN aDINES at SIC. per
.yard-among this lot will be fosnd good, re-
Gently sold at csc per yard: - !
WHITE and BACKGROUND SILK-STRIPE
GRENADINES at 12hc. per yard worth from
90 to 35c. per yard; - '-..s
inches wide, at SIC. per yard,at -'@7
,.a[ r.: Levy BROTHERS..
Large additions to our stock of fARASoLs.,
je26 ..st -..t..t ..4. 3 ..:"'nFs... ..' -
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r~ COHEN BROTHERS

me- COHEN BROTHERS ..--. ...#
are selling the best PACIFIC LAWNS mot in
remnants) at l2Hc.
They have also one of the largest assert ments OF
DRESS GOODS In the city.
DRESS GOODS at o, 1915 16, and 1sc. for the
WORSTED DEBEG Es-reduced from 35c.
All the better quality DRESS GOODS reduced In
price. s.-- ..l..-.s s..t.-. sr- . !
Their assortment Of BLACK and COLORED
SILKS, both for dresses and trimming, is the
largest and cheapest ever offered, being bought
at various auction sales. 5'''
Do not fail to see their BLACK ALPACAS and
GRENADINES before you buy. :
VICTORIA LAWN at 12Hc., at 1 &c. reduced from
Soc, at csc. reduced from Acc. : r.. .
Great bargains in FIR ENCH PlQUE5. ..-. ,
Also. FRENCH NAINsOoK- and CAMBR1Cs at
fronr19 to Csc, usual value 35 to 45c.;
SWISS MUsLiNs and TARLATANs bought at
recen, auction sales. See their prices. {
FRENCH-wOvE coRsETs at Soc, at Tic. worth
Stat % selling generally for sl.75, at $3.50
reduced from 1918. .ss .,l
The largest variety in HAMBURGH EDGING and
INSERTING ever offered. a...@r1 .. ~
Also, large stock of PARASOLS, ...,
COTTON TRIMMING In great variety at fully half
value; .'.sy
Also, COVENTRY and GUlPURE TRIMMING
at considerably less than usual price. ......
RIBBONS in all widths aud shades; "
SASH-RI BBONS from SOC. up. je5 .
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LIVERY sTABNs.

ITO THE PUBI.lG-FOR eiRt.GK4E
j Having Just pnrehassd one q th,Se ~ s 81
FINEFIVs:GLA es LASDssaL , nH ~ soald re.
smscifn,lv cal lie attention OF the ps6E, sCKS,
above. Also Keeps arst-class CO RslASAnipa APP
BUEGiEs, and SADDLt.hORS.S ie1 S,.bes
NV tn T,C, BENEkfT.shoekoes .. ..r.cs.
-! second street bsseseo BroAa anu
'ta oS-1m &c.. -. IL
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DIVIDENDS.

UNION BANK, OF RICHMOND, June Is, 1875.
DlVIDEHD NOTICE. The directors OF
~ this bank have declared Dividend OF
FOUR PER CENT. Tor 80 per shareh free OF all
taxes PAYABLE 10 The Stockholders on ana after the
LIST Of July, 1875. JAMES MlLLEp,
ie 2e.St Cashier.
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TO THE PUBLIC:

would say, having ION the 18th june. 1851
sold out my interest in The business to my brother
Robert b. Lyme, rs specified by him and myself,
take this meth Of returning TO the public at large
MY very grateful ,thanksifor the very Hoerdi pa
renage bestowed on said arm whilst was mem.
Der Of same /; and Ireconmend TO them conti u
ance OF same to my brother Robnrt, believing he
win leave nothing nndone 10 promote the interest
Of those who may enirust their business his care.
Very respectfully, &C.. w. Il. LYME.
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TOMY FRIENDS AND THE PuBLIC:

To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLlC:
shall In the future. as In the past be ever ready
to attend promptly to any and, all business con-
nected with h rAL EST adE WEI ing deeds, taking
ACKNOWLEDGING ts. &c, aud can only ask for con-
tinnance OF the very large and liberal patronage
during toe past nine years, and pleoge myself 10
give my whole line aud attention personally, with
AM additional force Of assistants to the business In
street. ,N4sk .,.,...tgg ROBERT b. YNE.l
RicnMoND, June IL, 1873. ,je 232w'
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wCOD-LIVER OIL,

hH COD-EIVER Oil, - ,l.stt
-4,es Observation-Disclosures :
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-THE BEST,
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE ii
TO THE STOMACH. 81
I'VE .haye the testimony OF Our physicisns who
prescribe 1t, ando patients who have taken II, that
1t IS more acceDasae to tho stomach aud! more
easily assimilafed Than any othersplt4it ist4:3s
i'm frfsh supply l5nst recaiyed direct sfopt New
foundlsnd. MEADE q bAAAR,
Importing Phsrnaeists,
Sal0 1l9 ham street
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JUNE Is, a is7Si%- =. - y. y !:
CARDoZO, FoURoUREAN s CO., !.

I'UNE 10, tof0. - -
CARDozo, FoUReuREAN s Co. !.
Examine our CALICOEs al 81 and 10c.; r -
Examine our NECK-RUFFLESa q, Soc. per dozen
Examine ousiDRE SS GOODS;: tres5y -
Examine our MOURNING GO0Ds;. \ -t.
Examine our OLOSAISE PATTERNS;. IL
Examine our GRENADINES at 50c.; .r,-n.
Examine our SILK STOCKS; ,.....{
Examine our CASSIMEREs; = ,,t.s..Tj ~
Examine our YARD.W1DE PERcALEs at I'm
tL16;gz, and 25c..; - &. -.
Examine our LINENS. LINEN sHEETINGs. and
PILLOWLINENs;' >. = 2.i .ra"t-'
Examine our large and handsome assortment Of
. LADIES, UNDERWEAR;9 -aHR8A
Examine our LADIES' UNDERsKIRTSa at IL and
3 Is $1.25. ,)jtys-t 1ga s.,1f54 j,a- j. Fuat:
Il We have Just received handsome assortment Of
LADIES' WHITE VICTORIA and LINEN SUITS
and COSTUMES. gf.s,. II, .es,-..,-.-.-
[ Just received. full assortment OF LADIES
STkIPED HOSE In very desirable styles. -
From this time-forward We Will ioner grsas IN
dncements In DRESS GOODS. .{.i r..
Our stock shall be Kept complete In all OF is
branches and every novelty, as soon as fntroouceo
in New York, shall be presented 10 our customers
e1S III tt.- f,r,. -s.,.s -. X. }gy.sssfs go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-26

NE BECAYED TEETH.--We have
prepared, after consultation with some Of our
best dentists, a CARRoLIC MoUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient In the treatment OF DE.
cAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. II acts as "a
complete disinfectdnt 10 the odor caused by de-
uayed teeth, and is very pleasant to the smell and
taste. Sold in bottles; 90 cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE q BAKER, Pharmacists,
feio 713.a'5' IL 800 91s Main street