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stan7as OF any kind. Also II has been
said, that book stores live sickly lives
among us, aud that the Lecture, 20 pop
ular In America. receives from Cairo no
encouragement.
We admit the evidence true 10 far as If
goes, but we maintain that itIalls short of
being proof of the J>charge made
against US. Cairo Noes not follow in
the footsteps 9ft6c literary fashion dcta-
tors. and become foolishly enthusiastic
over every book that falls fresh from the
press: and she does not encourage the
"Lccture Systcm''-a system Of robbery.
that permits the pious sensational rascals
of the pulpit; the brilliant hut gushing
riltons. in whom wit and cloquencc and
learning and pulling Scntimentalty and
wrong doctrine are compounded into
something dangerous to moraity the
WORKOUT and nabbid Coughs; the llaccid
Hollands, and others. to iilch FROM the
pockets Of the people thousands Of un-
earned dollars. Nor is she tolerant ofthc
nauseating stun that passes among those
who reprolch her ~ genuine literary
gold. But still we believe that Cairo can
boast a. much Of literary ability ~ any
city of the size in the land. In proof of
this we might point to the Home Lectures
inaugurated by the Board of Education
last winter. We have heard many of the
Purse-Squeezing Lecturers Of the East.
and we do not hesitate to say that our
home lecturers have made addresses be.
fore the High Schools as interesting a.
any the Lecture Bureaus could have fur.
nished to us at bankrupt-crcuting prices
Messrs. Wheeler, Green, Thayer, Davis
Lanstlcn, Smith, Brigham, Parker, Nor.
rs, and others, have lccturcd and
lectured well. They have ere.
ated a very great interest in the High
School course of lectures, and every week
the room is filled TO overlooking. Their
discussions of interesting questions have
been able and very instructive.
Lately, a new feature has been added 10
these Home Lectures the appear.
ancc OF some of the ladies' of Cairo he.
hind the desk. Mrs. DR.. Wardncr wa,
fret with discussion of the Woman
Question from the advance position o
those rciormers who wish TO lift woman
up from the unworthy position in which
she now stands. This lecture was replet,
with learning and strong and Wig
orouS arguments, and was listened {,
with much pleasure. Mrs. Alyord fol
lowed with u beautiful address OF
"Burns." the literary merits of Which
were marked. II was elegant IN diction
and was read in manner tha
would have done credit {,
the most distinguished of lady clocution
its. Next Tuesday Mr.. .Obcrly will rcliev,
her mind on the subject OF Woman,
Rights. We have been informed she viii
charge with fixed bayonet on the advo
Gates oi woman's right and duty to cntci
into the politics of the country. II il un
derstood that Mrs Candcc, Mrs. Martin
Mrs. Rittenhousc and other ladies will
also contribute to the interest OF the lee.
turc course. and the town is all agog with
expectation.
Occasionally hereafter gentleman viii
be permitted TO lecture, but no often
er than is absolutely necessary. Our lii
crary Amazons having buchlcd oil thci
armor. let the male barbsrans stan
? back. toss up their caps and shout al
. | plalIse.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
PACIFIC MAIL SUBSIDY CONTRACT
ANNULLED.
The Proposed whisky TaN-LRrge
orders for Statups--Ncaning of the
Presidents Arkansas MESSAGE.

Presidents Arknusas MessaRe
- - -.
i'p..'"' ie''s''" ~ Wv .n'o" L,"e
AsHiNGToN, feD. IL line Steamboat
PM was referred yesterday TO the Senate
commerce 'oliilliiitce, on me understand
ing tnat MT. 'ohkllilg, VINO i MS prlncl-
PAL opponent, VIII cOllflnc his efforts
against il to the committee-room. and
that il will De reported at an early day
ana put upon IT. passage IN the senate.
=, W. as> "''"""' "'' ""
''''' ms
NO MORE SUBSIDY.
The House Yesterday, In consideration
Of the Post-oiilce AUTHORIZATION bin in
Committee of the Whole, agreed. without
division, to resolution previously intro
duccd by John j. Smith. of Ohio. annul-
ling the contract providing 100000 an
nually for the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. This applies only to the sub
sidy OF 1872, which was procured by IT.
win with his SIyO,ooo. The previous sub
say LOT an equal amount, passed IN 1856,
wa, allowed TO remain IN the bill, aud
VIII DE continued niilil The term expires III
le"'
THE WHISKY TAN.
In view of the action Of the committee
of Ways aud Means upon the whisky tax,
large orders of whisky stamps have been
pouniS III 'V-uas rroi', ohe Ustllct III
,yorth ,r;,s ,aca;yaJ Sn,,a az H., Sy i,',
firms in 1incnnati and n,hor W , ,nv 80,
te,cyranbed IN members of Cdn,,rns s III III y,
the nrnnositinn r. tax stoci, in hnmd i
would ba nos, .ii,astrevs. ic. Indeed II
did not create a financial panic in The
West.
rur purs,nr>r,s Npss,o,
ru;.,a. -. ,Ia n,,,',,.,,'..,,. '
u,at ,hn ~ '"e au',i'a ,n, report
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WE desire To state that owing 10 the
ambiguous manner in which the Halliday
committee stated one ofits economical pro.
positions, we were led into blunder-
(This Is. we take il, a. good way to got
ont of small hole a. we can adopt. y
We stated ilat the committee had stated
that the city would save 500 by collect
ing it, own taxes. and spend 5000 in sal
aries 10 the to-bc elected Assessor and
the cr-ohcio Treasurer. making the net
saving only 500. What the committee
intended to say. and what the committee
claims il did say was that after paying
the Assessor $500 and The Collector $500
the city would save by collecting its
own taycs. 500. This is very
pleasant little sum IF money. ana should
II possible bc saved to he depleted pocket
OF the municipality. We have no quarrel
Ia MAKE upon the committee on account
OF It's recommendation on this subject.
but cannot resist the impulse to regret
that 1t hils not the ability to safe pro
position in language the meaning o
which cannot be mistaken. II Davis wcr
The literary clerk al the committee w,
--,.ia nvt ne ulder the necessity OF mis-
experimenting it, recommendations
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THr Bulletin faNors all the re,rcnch-
ment measures adopted by the committee.
except that allowing the Chief of Police
TO enjoy 10 per cent. of the lines.-S,n.
Really the sun is stupid. We referred
to the recommendation of the committee
that the police should have lopcr cent. OF
the fines actually collected. to call atten-
ton to the fact that the police would get
little money by reason of this privilege.
Sarcasm, my boy; sarcasm. But Davis
Is such a solemn old cuss. and sarcasm
or joke cannot get into his heard--not he
cause 1t is full. though.
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THE Bulletin Is in favor of course OF
requiring the poor draymeu 10 pay 5C
cents for license which the City Clerk
is paid by n salary to issuc.-Sm.
Stuff! If The Sun believes the poor
draymen can be caught by such chaff it is
mistaken. Ii the fee for license Is not re-
quire1 of the poor dpymcn," IL could
not be required OF the rich merchant.
But the Clerk is not paid salary for is
suing licenses. He will be paid 5000 fol
keeping the records Of the city and doing
the work of the Comptroller. IL y citi
zen wants license let him pay for it, II
he don't want to take il ont he need not
do 50. Nobody will Ku-kluy him il hc
does not,
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have replenished Job Printing Office with
many fonts of new type and have orders out for other
fonts of the latest popular styles We are determined
to establish the reputation of Office for rst-class
work. aud make prices so low that the most enthu
siastic patrons of foreign cities will be compelled to adj
NIT that we do work at lower prices than any other Of
hce IN the country. Mr. Oberly admitted to be one of
the best practical job printers West and South, has
assumed personal supervision of the job printing de.
partment and will endeavor to give satisfaction to our
many patrons
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS,

AS our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and eflectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by z. p. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, nh.
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OtR HOME LECTURES

~ has been said very often that Cairo
poS'eSSes' 10 Use a Tiltonian phrase. no
literary inclinings. In proofo of this We
nave been referred to the fac. that in our
city are no lycenms and public librarje,
ana 'ha' he''heryouthiul noraged rhyme
sters decorate the columns OF The nm
literary little Journals OF the city with
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JACK WINTER, the SIN says, proposes
to give the salary of Mayor, in the event
Of his election, TO some charitable pur-
pose. Jack Is a bumorist, and added,
that, "Shce charity begins at home, aud
am fit subject for its display, think Mr..
Winter will get the most of lis Honor's
salary" Very good for Jack.
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b'5.oberly, Of the Cairo BcLL,r,N is
700 modest for this generation, He 40.
hhowlcdges that the Beechcr.Tilton caso
Is TOO much for him and reluctantly re-
marks that hehas been blushinp ever since
u commenced. Mr.. Oberly's ideas are old
fashioned. Blushing over the RaecIer
ahairis played out.-Qaiacy K,oE
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JOHN II. oBERLY, Editor

Mr.. Henry WINTER is u candidate for
Mayor. We have no objection. Let
him take the Office. We are not the
city's keeper, and probably a couple of
years of Mr.. Winter would be dis
cipline that would do Cairo good.
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New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

FROM ITVFRPOOL-Tn stcIHsship E1sc0aatn, Way H..
A Knuyvl.s. L Le Nj Ilt Ars. l. ID. AprH
FROM IlN El.PtOL Ia sccQ3Qsh'p E5'gtGH0 Md3 II -
vi Hams cLi reD aud lnianI Mr~ Green eil
4 inanf. IA l. Taylor, Nj hni "a \ t:li
d-ouA 4 n A T. Rchart r., ir y 'Hc1, -
Grant, ,ir rtes, kpper, br and Mr. sin sou am
IN Nr and infguf Mr. t4rSJ luCN
rtt NJ IA clSoI Mrs Van sn-l Siss JulR
Van -tc Day, Edwari Hr tnd Mr. ''ri1t. NJ
Mr. ID scott cIld ad servant hlse / LaiIU" Misc
kdwar .
p rbaus T. Far1ank Mi-s VI FairblUk. II - J. p
Nauz Mics l. r., (. J.. = IL
vauu - Nrs Ini Miss Talbot, VI - C.
owen Al s. 'lnui.ry Pole. T. II. ~tdrtri h-st,iri
W,Dvsrt Me-. Il, dI.DAG. Chas Woodbridge t,fG. Woo
nr,, i-irh.Ti sherman. Mrs Heium'tt and IN, Nj and
NJ .nt- AMI ehild. plrkfr EO" and o. N r
chant Erlab.ta Rolls tdFaIIi k'Ii- trfnc l"" r.
wilson I-lhf Ia AeJt', Ny ana i-. h''"n ch4
arrn ind mrs. Dr J. IT, Ai.0neli hiy and chill .
M,s Ja- stone stone. Miss LAi -r''i hrr
y Iailrjp g. B-si- iaifVn Mr. = Tower, = liNE
srd vrr l.s q Il N"ung, VII ~" ef 'fn
MI aiaer. Is K Punr,, Mrs .'rr7oi MIS-
y spragTie I,as -ile,e Brit daughter, II W Oar
Dn. Is resupagn, Frauri-, r a J"rs'il G. y F"nn"c,
Ju.. n.u I,v, q Dunn, y conn. o y IhaY@r L
n ler " f0i"i Ia Conner \ y t'iIhlE Us
K "A hartford lua slle ialas A-s z Il - oInlck Y a
bslGes. N KIoN Il barl"s isi,r nae
Clements r n lllmPhrY. - = ~ w. rs
ara nurse T. Hawkins sui wifr, Rush ant WI ~
IOVar.. ci,d infant " Bel en-. + Yam orr N II y
O~rsre Hr- King aud tlirre cii sn, ~ II ki.;, JHu
r,irndn A Pr0wU. us TT. VI 7 tcaeh = -t''iF1o
Mrs + IRWIN. Jno hcrgrH ~ tffH sF vi
Dan Mcbride. Miss hnn naNi- p D.ri+ " Farl'E, lW
Br.,V1 EHfer Wa Brown u Hal"in and ,"n ~ ""''
A snn r Linden, Augerrrst J1- iTriL Las ff r. l'n
Fi.t : '-nsrier cam, ~ Grrn u lnrneh = C'S"fl
I4-c-r.y & Inrn.si,y Parker, sImOr, VI Aslwc"d
Carroll Ar- Hay Wood Mrs EeaUi
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
DEP4RrrRE or FOREIGN Mills
WEDNESDAY. Nay 10.

4 Il
For En-rpe. via r--,ea and Lvsroo' ov the sn~"'n
sfip SOFIA cV.c a. III i Nuybic.es.ty A,. o..
cls-si Steamship sA q, II hOai Cln.rd
THURSDAY. MAY Il
Europe. via Plymouth Cerbo rg ani Han0urg ~ tc
sresUi>.r Cim0r.a, elos' 15o ~ \ >l nsino
PIER f; rot ~ inr ST, Nu;AlIru.
> auis. IgeC Va is0tLrl&in hy i1c Stcan
shiy Hut.udg, c.Osc 10 a. >ttaI4sp s1r y "a
Harhrck >ntes BrOukly az IL Il. IA
havana C1ha. by steamship CIV ~ era Crl2 ii -
slse q; ~lppaslu-Diat Nal s'sei e : 10 - IA
st,.tp,~hn 3 N. - PER No 8 North tJyer
.iluuds, te steamship taniin ui IL case az =
10. aus.V NNfh i-is'f
Mails for the SAM ch Is!1 Fui l--Li' New tA.aiii
AND A'~irIL by the steamship -tn rs'ci'" oh y -
aia~ fcindL.sd the NE loss rO-s ia ~
t,ag Al La d.
Ma IAliiav. y. s. Is closed tie New YORK Post
SATURDAY NAY ~
Fen England was. aud raiaOd VIA Hn""Hsio~n and ~
sTl'- The - -luSl, cary Of S n MAS eo-+ - IL q"
a ASagllemgniJ Ial = co<' a o. h ~'eAnS"i' -i'"
at = T.. fretl Pier No - North ETver.
by tne sftln~i'a t0i uiDir cisf "a
Il q. 4 tr.elii Ma cos''l ~ steam
shf a . %. ti. Pier N0 % North tlrtE
l.5U supplementary Mil * Clo-rd ~ % ? 49,.
sf.san-h al's from Pier toOt OF Ilirs H0"t'h
FruCe ircc by STEAMSHIP An,r1rut mails clos' az
1880 Sgyveniruiari Mar IT, cnstt "a D. Hi Hl'an-
kllp "a ~. iIeT 50 20 NORTH ~ eI.
A>luiW an. e. A. tnc south faci"e, and central
rs the fsa'Hsh, CaO1 Dti- clos" ~ 10 4
" >aypivIa,nsary M Is cl-sei st "a ssr"a'o ~
ss.lS al L. A.. from prI No a.. NIrh q .cr.
nehLi. by stsaa-fu Andes maiiH e"@"
=teDaiV sole al Il d. H. Ion ller "a a. N"i'i
iias Key West hy state o reErs e0''at
eesIBshI, .a4is Al ) y on Pier 20 - fdsi iIVcr
SUNDAY. " ~ -
Malls IL OciOek Tho Pos'-Ohss IS 97eh
tryL = a Ia. a m.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

rUWTs PROM NEw-JRR>EY, DilAwAHt, AID
f,'s, me rHfqd,rrhta fqssi wgy6
This mornlrg we give III accurate report
Oi tas present eoudi,iou a. c"ui.nS pr lis =. ,G
Nt,lan al B, D may be said c. thc hoire of t4s
aSc tTaiC b. upon thc Pevs"uSl ns iioa O. or
IN Wfii s.r,t ri' ftr has been hrou-t 10 thc -
.rt,rt ~, .re f,llv coupetrp 10 estimate the nruh h.
VI 10 asd is.iheod ~ decrease increase m r
amount sl''.d 'uar.rf. TIE tenor at dtSDttcr~
= IN tSs M tna t,. ,ta ebl w.es tber tsou d,sl
ng the -.asou s,rl oa bad not materially ailcs-cd
. the fru t.,crm. inc vitsiiy OF Tire embryo Hd
Aad not progressed Ia s,ira IN extent ~ 10
var. II u shown thar very few hlossof1s have
been silc, Tint the prospect H.. full sud even
eXanii',d cgop WAS never he Ter .Gag at r sett nj
~ nd ~ NJ, brs,, An, ,he a,,,s - fN@,,.;cr,,, e.
sOt materially affecting the growth ard yird "i t.e
fruit though rosi anl beating rains ia the md e a She
cannot but hope taat the pcroU. pestoi past ami e
h. b~,,srtix n 9ileI Cn i,cew .irirs. ur ~ s.a-
IN Delaware which IL almost wholly devoted 10 no"
rssil. Of f1 esiscally peaches e'iscd Tho growers
Ia almost despair Of ,le ait. bat the peseAs eDc"u-
aging peospcet has d. sipated their fears .i c,-sri
them Z" hook forward ~ thc coming summer WITH thr
hvrest ancl arion~ 0f p-oFt the lt VI their
and Ltor. iu Kcnt aud Sussex CouDti,s, Del.
aliHeUsh Tho bads have hoen so.ne~ nai G-iiu-
.sed, The upiuon prevails that good crop
win he harvested althoush Hhont TWO weeks hat
ir f0rner years. Newt>,stle County tAsO seul>
cheering REPORTS, Il only allure" spoken of ecAs ia enc
Ooeny, y J., the ruli Of BIRDS and look -'1og
ard h,cttAy. nst baNing been untrcd by ID" r"t,
weather IN Cumberland the les'n, aD's.7.n'e AMI
condition ~ 'hc trvs warrant 'c most s'aSu'nr ahtr
pat'ouS Monmouth has sf'lcd what. rut .s 'ne
crop generally uncertain IN those part. o. thee an -
in ~nco t'' greatest d1Ie1' a'S sen don t-r seh.t-
result Throughout Ire Siate u not he Lt ricd hV IN
sur4lnSs Of the yell Tie hesI returns rr1i ~
hm whleh reports the promise excellent "a Vno~e f'
ticns oi nsFyiaI covered by 0Tr dSs,ehes tl' Suf'
g""d news - received On the whole al h"H-h e. N
deres ~ esnpn ~ c'serN1hte IN te ~ uriha'th srn
all poin wic reflects credit 0n me j-'n' nt
Of aHr reporters, who desire to iv" t"r icts vi aer"
rCN the cuipOS Hay hr q rcd most lffBiSi1S vr
entnrists the esHne-s, ana the pcbdc generally
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

FOREIGN PORTS.

fosFfGS PORTS.
UAvRE, May 1.-THE General Transatlantic Company'-
1t s'sas, isa.a- rrsisn, irua Ns~ssfs MAY l. sE,iSs
a,IS tliis forenoon
SOgTaAlr on MAY 1.-THE North German hoyas
s.ir hotnt a. rsnz from NewYorK NAY l. I'm brer1en
rvTs re to-day.
DISASTERS.
L0NncN, Nav 1.-The bark Oe Buli from Sh'el1a for Mol
hi." t Par ai orrrun. pnt inso O JanorO the lut
win oi hen The Iailcf
~ Oh i lH's Gsnasts With y
tOr tfeaco. as arrived Liverpool aui bgeI Inckoa.
TOR Ldica Shto Nclcs Soe y reaM Ptyel
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

Egw.YoRK, Tuesday, May ~. 1879
good Attendance and spirited bidding
marked the sab ~ Arch Johnston establishment to-i'y.
although there wcir transactions calling !or special
notice. Blow VIII hr found ;llr r, suit:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Gorse5, Carriages, GarIcss, N-c.

Gorsc5, Carriages, Glr.css, N-c.
EARHiAGES.-A LARGE stock of PHAEFONS.
y fDrEay~ss tor flt iIgvsrs Ih'n"5 1ni ouier
Nseuus pi ss>' q hit' fb iitrs- Irt'~.
'siANLi.S ONUBs- III M--t Drnai~aN.
EOR SALE-A very fine HANBLEToNIAN
CCLT. fo.r ear. nll n bctscc h.- ty ~ pro
iezra9h -nt 'pt'r s'. A rt'hBGs'N. -air VI -
tOR SALE-Ghe h1adsomcst tim OHt m e."
( rrK. poNs P'iAfTlN ari harnrs- - = nli+i"
lirh, y~ar- old ant4i -opul AMI. ard ztrsf 'a ~
aHt 10 t-4si aipw. in,lI r- u irr - t~..l
GtN. j.. 3'l if 1i-'n -. IT, -iort ."T ! ilrS ti'r
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
G.Ilcs bn Hnr.iou.

r. @K;wiN. AUct0neer
slY BANGS, MERW ~ \ 90, i'G l'rom| Wy,
near tont-st.- Jf Bnut.. NOrAs ci Ar- tihy
Z n,'v. <,-,
WEDNESDAY. at 4 .. rn.--A collection of OvoD b'oN9
la depart ns ni- ~ lAieialufT
rb|D HAT MAJ UFACTCREkS.
\ AHSiSNEES ALE - go
Tho nrHcrsga" wiil 0fcr az M, cauelon on l't i
m.pcing - a. "a The ar@r ia j.. y. y
y AT " II NC~TDRIES IL Lacey Downs, ~ att-l Al l'
ac, - T,el Conn together v'1 tr toI' aDd mac ;
-, ry c,nplre m ot3ing and dIoOg icr i"rninE ti h
l as md nc n,annSaclrc - hats Danbllv iA n0'd il M
,t i..s -tlloa ~nr'arn. 70 aai rrH
rarta.t a pTt4nliS ia here ecr 0ae ~ me
rnau,f.ci ftrs ~, re1 the NnHs'f ii"nh'
9,u,,,, conn Ma J. ls75. g. 4. t.l.fIS, Assignee
nv W K. MITCHELL snciunecr. -
rIIIE TAUNION SILVER Fl.AlE C)M-
rANY Will CONTINUE THE SALE OF TEIIh
pLro.,Nr A%D EXTENSIVE STOCK or
FINE ELECTRO PLATED WARE
FORMS AND SPOONS,
CHOICE TABLE Cutlery,
Al Ancii0n.
A. Ieir sal; s'yn Sn Mt''nlai''- daiiy "hth fur'h''
re,,oe commencing AZ u O'Clock Il
J. IT SWAN. Treasurer