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A new Howe and Singer sewing nm.
chine. Enquire ut the Bulletin Office.
e. A. BURNETT.
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5000 envelopes. all grades and prices,
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40 Just received by o. Haythorn q Co.,
oOo cases boots and shoes for salc who'll.
- can anu retail. Gents fine custom shoes,
IN new style, just received,
0. HAWTHORN a Co.
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Ten tubs choice Northern butter q
New York Store, for city trade.
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Ready printed packages Of wash lists
enough IN each book to last two years.
for 90 cents each at the BULLETIN Office
for the next two days.
csous-PIlsENER--as I.emis ller.
4
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eBPilsener Rser at George Lsttner's
Saloon, ON Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Wantca

Wantco
Everybody 70 know that the place 10 GET
A smooth shave,
A good shampoo.
A fashionable haircut,
Or spyth ny g. that line,
IL at the GRAND CRsTRAL BARDLR.
snr, corner Eighth and CONNIE rcisl.
est J. 0RoRGs sTkINH0Us8.
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VsWTesque America.
AT the BULLETIN binlery-4s numbers,
bound In two volumes, full gilt NOR.
rocco; cost 80 for sale ut $40.
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1&-X Rag stock envelopes at the Bull.
LETIN Office, So % per NJ.
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Hats.

Ten dozen hats just received. job lot
for sale nj one-half their value
Q.25.3t O. HAWTHORN & Co.
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Real Estate Column
FOR SALE.

Several good Farms and 1900 acres Of
unimproved ands In Alexander ,ounty.
"Wiuter's Block" and winters Row.
A large number Of desirable Residences,
aud excellent vacant Lots, suitable for
bu 'tness houses and residences.
House ON Nineteenth street, for 90, with
privilege Of lexte
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PraAwNEn % l,ouss merbert's.

TRiIssner Bier ~ George Lattuers
Saloon. on Commercial avenuc, between
fifth and sixth streets.
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A Fine htOck.

90 20 Loais Hsrbert's for PlLSE.
MEN.
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HARPER'S Bazaar.
Illustrated.
NOTICES OF THE YRIss.

NOTICES OF THE PR1eos
The Bazaar IL edited with contribution
oftac and talent that we seldom 6nd In any
OF the great world Of fxshlon.-Boston Trsv.
el,r.
The Bszar commends itself to every mem.
Der IT the household-to the childr. BY
droll and pretty pic ures,. to the young -
dies by its fashion plates In endless var ETY.,
10 the provident nation by IT. patterns for
the cpildren's cl t, es, 10 patertamiliss BY
its taa' ei0l designs for embroidered slippers
ant luxurious DIE sing gowns. But the
reading matter Of the nazsr 10 uniformly Of
great excellence. The paper hls acquired
: wide popularity for tn frestde cnJoym
Il affords N. Y. Evening Post.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Winters Dlock-Suitablo for Hotel, ON.
ces or Business rooms-cheap.
Tenements numbered 4, 7, Q and o, In
Winters Row, ROOMS each, for so per
month.
No. 10, (c,rner) ei2 SCI rooms.
That desirable double Cottage on corner
OF Thi tesnth and Washington.
Fine two story brick on Commercial Nv.
cnue, between Tenth and Eleventh str, cts,
suitable for Dwelling and Business.
Two houses on Commercial, below Sixth
street, suitable for Business Houses and
DIV llings.
Two .mall Houses west Of Twenty sec.
ond street, near Pine, u each per month.
Dwelling house on Twelfth. near Wal.
nut, rooms, for el2 per month.
Business house on Levee, near Eighth
street, for go per month,
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Notice.
On account ola holiday our store will
be closed until Friday morning.
j. BURGER & Co.
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A No. o Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine
valued Ut t7b win DO sold Ut sis discount
aud ordered direct tre m the factory.
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We have secured another lot Of those
cheap hats. o. HAWTHORN & Co.
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FOR SALE.

Colored and mounted Maps Of the CITY Of
Cairo at ~ 90 each (halt price,.
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For sale.

A silver plated No. 0 wilson Shuttle Sew.
Ing Machile, hard (pianO) tinish. valued ut
0S5. win be Id at $40 discount, on good
terms, and ordered dlrectfrOm the factory.
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FOR SALE.

A e00 Remington 6ewisg Machine go
81 for cash. euttsboe Tor tailor or boot and
shoe manufacturer.
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VIM. Ehlers desires 10 Inform his pat.
rons and the pu lie generally, that he hs'
now on hand \ 'ar.e STOCK u French aud
German al Kip AMI N rocco. and il pre-.
Pal, d to manufacture. for store and Office
wear. the fne.t Of MoroccO or Cali Skin
Shoe, or y, e.; and Tor farmers, draymen
and out do wear generally, his French
Kip stands above anything ever offered ia
this market. His Lasts arc VI the latest
styles ami h. can guarantee NJ and sati-.
faction TO sll his patrons. 03.ti
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FOR SALE.

Picturesque AmericA'--AS mum bers
bound IN , volumes, full gilt Morocco ;
price, Nv.
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lR AAlE

A style "E," -. though, Warren = COL"
Psrl0r Organ, right from the isct0ry Al De.
troit. List price, eo0o. WIN be cold fer
e20O.
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For LIE.

A new two.horvs Gamble wagon.
Yor any q the above syttcles. apply d
the OVLiuSiN e@es. .. 4. bUh1jr5.
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Low WATER.
STATIONS.

WAN DEPARTMENT. RIvEr RsroRr.
Oct. 1850.
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aTPilsener Beer At George La,tner's
saloon, on Comm srcial avenue, between
Fifth aud Sixth streets.
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CAIRO MARkET...WH0lESAlE.

Corrected Daily by 4. NJ. stearns, commission
merchant, Secretary Of the Cairo Board OF
Trade.
, 1875-08-07

Wall street il trying to work itself into II
furry over the anticipation nj failures which
arc not Ekoly to como. The small effect
which tho suspension Of DuscAy, SHERMAN i
Co. had upon the general business Of the
country, notwithstanding they failed for
&c. 900, 900, wns m ample Indication TINT
there ia no danger Of anything like q panic in
this country at tho present Tina. Greenback-
scrip will go boIbing up aud down ms long rs
it Is unrodesmed by tho Government, and the
stocks of Wall street will bob up md down
all the more on that account; but it is not
necessary to drug in all tho financial insitu-
tions in tho country To increase this dis
}r,rhfr rcn
, 1875-08-07

The BROOKLYN scandal will not down. nncc
more it Ia to DO dragged before tho public in
all it's odious deformity, md sIokenino deta,]s
and vulgar surroundings, to tax tho populnr
patience md disgust tho respectable portion
OF the community. Tho heaps Of letters,
documents, and aHldavits, the iuterminahlo
testimony Of old witnesses added 10 TINT of
new ones, the rugged edges. npat-hidinrs.
caves Of gloom, whito souls, true inwardneaa.
es. steppinga down aud out, and oil the other
sentimental phrases of DErounn,s yapor;ncs
md T11ron's rhapsodics, the idle psattle OF
the gossips, the sensations of tho interview.
era, aud tie scaadalous suggestions of thu
prnrient, arc once more to be poured out
with more than their orieiual renulsiyeness
upon this afflicted people. It Ia worao than
the floods, the tornadoes, tie praaahoppar Wis.
itations. These sweep over tho country, but
theirravaRas arc temporary and they are usually
followed by q seaaon Of health and hmm.
nity from further danger. This scandal haa
already done i1rcparable da1naue. aud han
entai1od conssouencos which viii axtend far
into the futuro. Thu fprthar nnh1;c,tv ~ y
tho reuowal Of ita old yuloaritiea and nh.
scopitics, and the addition Of new ones. with
the multitude Of sensational minors and
minor gcanda,a which will follow In In train
w;l, ;noraaso .b}a f7omooa and snroad o,;,,
u;dor tbe c,,rso of ;ts hlioht t. hoa .1roadv
tended to venlen reverence 5or relioion. n
jmnajr confidence in human notnra to mato
virtuo and domoatio Duritv hvwor,a md ~
br;no the demon 1T iaalonav md r,sn,c,o,
,nto nanv horsohotd I, bae no,eonaa ~.
min aa Of vontb. ond II hoa f,4rnIsbad ths M
enemies ~ ral,naon and +,,o ,,o,,.. ~ sao,a..,
win tba nnansvarnh1a arorma,t. ~ ~.
nroach and aatirn. II has rir,notlv ~n,n.d
tt,o rn,n,atar;a, worl NJ N. ,ran.o.t ,roaahn~
In the nu1pit hv having . s,,anio,on n
ths nnblio mind 40 ~ h,a nnr,tv
~ character and vi-tna - .oadrot
n baa hrotan m ,ha honsaho1d =, sna,h..
,nan and hliobtod his who,. ~. hs ss 1a~.r
inc him from tha loftv nora1 and ~ in,oi
1eotnol nosition ha wss nrasnmad - 49, ooann1 .
n hoa eiven tha n,,,das and ~ s1snao,ars r,, ~
, 1875-08-07

The Finance Committee of the Common
Council, in conjunction with tho Mayor,
Comptroller, md Corporation Counsel. yes
terday met ana considered tho serious situa-
ton in which tho city is placed by the decis-
lon Of the County Court in reference to tho
ta1cs of 18Th. Tho rcsult OF tho con-
suitaion was tho calling of special
meeting of tho Council for this evening 10
pass En- ordinance providing for tho col'ee-
ton OF the taxes Of 1875 under tho general
law, and tho Finance Committee will also
recommend complete suspension of public
improvements, this course being necesaitated
by tho fact TINT tho city will have no money
70 pny eontraetorB.
, 1875-08-07

Buffalo. Flour was in good request and 1o@
l5c higher. Whent was actiro. and &c higher,
eloaint at $i..o9s cnsh aud Si.2s4 for Sep
tomhtr. turn was irregular and 10 higher,
closing Mt 7.!e cash and 733c fur September.
Onts wero activp and 1G02o higher, closing
as IH!c for August, and +llc for September.
Iyo WAS quiet md stronger, at SIC. Barley
was loss active and stronger, closing at $l.17
for September. Hogs were active nt IN nv
eraga advance Of loo. The bulk Of tho
trading WIS at $7.Co@8.00. Cattle wero In
nctivc demand Mt a shndo stronger prices.
Sheep were unchanged.
, 1875-08-07

than tho old ono. but In tho old evidence
and the now oyidenco there will bo much,
very much, that Is do1noraiizing md disgust.
ing. md that will spread still furtlior thu
contamination already caused OF course, II
tho counsel In the case are 80 disposed nnd
present valid roasons, they nre entitled to
now trial In consequence Of tho disagreement
OF the jury, but inasmuoh ns there will be no
possibility Of preventing the discharge OF this
sewage upon the public, II tho case Is tried
III largo city. the counsel Hhou1d have
decent regard for the morals Of society by
removing tholr case to somo distant part Of
New York, fur removed from newspapers,
railroads, md tolegrapts, and got through
with the disreputable business with the
utmost possible dispatch. If there are
twelve men to bo fonnd who know
40 little Of tho BEEonEn scandal as to hive
formed no definite opinion, they will bo found
In somo such place. Having obtained their
jury, then lot the oase DO tried upon its tncr-
lis, It It has my, and tried os privately and
speedily, mud with As little qnibblo aud tecl.-
nicality, ns possible. All that the public
carcs to know In tho vordict Tho repetition
Of this trial in Now York City, with tho cup
Elementary slusl OF the gessips md intor-
viewers, would be public calanity. If It's
publicity can DO avoided in my manner, 1t
should be dono. The public knows nil Il
wants to know, Inns hoard nll it wants to hear,
OF the relations Of M.r BEEouRn to Mrs.
TfLToN. The scandal has accomplished its
work 30 far as the principals in 1t arc con-
ceEacd, and they OF least should demand. if
, 1875-08-07

Young Mr.. Por7rn, in his anxiety to con.
trovers The report of tue Chicago architects
in reference 10 the Custom Home, IL reduced
IN tbo d;ro ro,oeo;t,, ~ ,,1;,t;,, hair. Altar
,: -, -, !.
n"A An"lAot t"onty-1oai no'ns :"
which to study mp technicalitIcs and formt1-
late theories. Lie haH accomplished IN nston-
isbino mathematical colcu1at;on nnd has ntso
a.,e..,..4.., ~. .,.,......., ;.,or,;4., T.,
. 4o''' "'' III ,1'ses'A''>
1a";.s Is .''.': ss.'s. ~ ~. ~ ~,
49, aa,;a.sa.;an H. .,,.s t,h;.oao ..a,,;,os..
1890 1aa"sa'1 ,,,s ,,,,,.;,>,;nat;an .o,,,a a.1
.hat ,nt' ,ho., - W. .ra-o n,;,,v ~ nrosa lln,dor
- o.,an,,.;na thot errfo,o . foot
..;5. 49,, . foot 4 ;rcho. 1o,o 49,
..s,, -. sro. ~ mi, ~ ,.s~,
foat r,Lorcoa occor,,;no n por-rsn,s ar;,h
,uotic suc,, ,i;,nons;ona ,von,a covor ~ o-oo
-, ,,o, Th,u porrrn .rnos,,a, H. 80.
t. fI.: ....-.,
, 1875-08-07
POTTER.


We should preface by saying that Porrzn
ia tho Supervising Architect Of the Treasury
Department; also that he is Mu11zrr'a suc-
cessor. lie is a young man, and belongs to
the great PoTrER family. There are High
Priests and Bishops In his family, hut they
may be made Of hrmor clay. Tlloy are &C.
c'tssomod to dignities; but this young man Is
not. He has had greatness thrust upon him,
and bears his honors, not bluahingly nor
meokly, but with show OF their weight and
Importance that indicates they are now and
burdensomo. The Chicago Cuatom.Houso
has given PORTER an opportunity to display
his verdancy, which he regards "a laurcla
somo little tina ago, be cantered into Chicago
ono night aud cantered out the next. Ever
since that flying visit ho has known more
about Chicago, and its subsoil, and ita Gus
tom.House, than Ill the rest Of tho people
put togsther. The rocsnt report Of the
Chicago architects has brought out this fund
OF knowledge for the benefit Of the public
PorrER expresses himself e5 eatheelra on
Chicago, Chicago people, Chicago architects
Chicago buildings, Chicago newspapers, and
pretty much everything else In Chicago.
Por7zn knows ali about 1t, and unfortunately
his opinion il unfavorable. He don't like
Chicago or Chicago architecture. He has a
very poor opinion Of Chicago architects In
point Of faot, "he never heard OF but two Of
them," which is sod and humiliating. lie
thinks that Mr. VAN ospE1 must be q poll
tieian, and dsl!catsly suggesta that Mr..
cnzsBnouou was afraid Of losing bis place,
md TINT Mr.. BAuEn sided with MuE11xn on
account OF nationality. OF course Mz. poT.
7Ea is seusitively honorable young man, or
such suggestions ~ these could never have
occurred TO him. He Il likewiae an exceed
ingIy acate young man, for be has discovered
inconsistencies In TIE TRIBUNE In ita treat
ment OF him. and scents soma "quses in-
huencos afar Of. OF all this Atr, Porter
has delivered himself with that t7ankness
peculiar To youth and inerperi.ncs,
We worry much fear that Mr.. por4xR II tust
At that time OF life which has been sptly de-.
nominntcd as the "vealy stage" It unques.
tionnbly Las its advantages where there Il no
intention Of killing od ths cali, for Il looks
forward 70 long Lila with 10 zQisetYlDRs u
, 1875-08-07

It soems that after all said anu dona, neither
Prof. TfcE, nor 0ou. M1Ea, nor anybody olso.
has given aa satisfactory y reason for the pres
ent heavy ra!ns a. tho Graphic. In It's iasue Of
Aug. 1t represonta Unoo BAN engaged in ex-
Amining the heavens with Telescope on search
for Jupiter Pluvtus. pofchsd above the clonds,
pouring tears. sits A8uro to!eEab'y familiar,
while the result Of the examination ta thus
glyon.
Then swttt unto tho heavens hs turned
Ills tclpsrops aud n0se,
"ph my Oh my ! what's tbIa spyt
Tts hHxAaAAh. sHrpose."
, 1875-08-07

s,, .
Tho 7finr* boAAta Hpecitnens Of liternry Eenins
to bs noun1c1 uowfnrc elnc In lin uIdn s,o,M
After public holiday 1t IL nat unusual to An.
counter nronoatttons OF Inn nrofoun1,est c,,r.a.
tor uu,ntelluib1o 10 ovon the most confr,,,.,
toattnr Of tho rancr. Ynatordav rnorntno ~
Times had A briof account Of tim Day,r,
O'{,oyvEl1, celebration. In its tochl rntaccIY.ns
WAS All ,tom headed "Tho Military Corcor,
giving rcport OF a prononado eoucsrt in ~.
E;,poslt,on building, After Ewing deRcr,ntto,
Of tho sccnc the reporter boldly Iauncbea ont
In 10 lie infinite. Saws no;
In addition 10 tho hsua.orno unsorsns Of the nrrn-
he "a o. iho Fr. Wats what ,n,,at 10 tho effect
" ',G.1 I,f Psop' ~ 'u' o''en'"' Ien'n' anu Ninth
WHIT, indeed? To pern]ox tbon, wonld h..
kiadncsB, conparod with this. Tho ofrocs NJ n.
un tfosms upou the poor poop1o nj tin E,,ht1
" .rd must lave beec osucciaIly trvino, hnt w1,.
airaIo these tbreo ,yar|s mt7 Has Tia T;,n..
All cBpeclal couvtituoucy In t,a ,orona -, IT.,
pnErj1 and Da1LrY? Uut this IL nat t}e mi,
, 1875-08-07

Arrangements have been perfected whereby
American travellers in Europe holding lestcrs
Of credit from DUNCAN, SHERMAN j. Co. nay
be relieved from embarrassment md loss.
DRExr, MORGAN .E Co., Of New York,
announce that their branch houses in London
and Paris will cauh such orders upon pre-
Eantnffnn.
, 1875-08-07

A grand scheme for the universal inter-
chnnge of meteorological observations has
been perfected, and Is about ready for opern-
ton. It coutemplates system Of da;ly bulle.
tins from signal stations in NIL parts Of tho
world, md tho transmission by telegraph Of
the results OF the observations OF tho weather
nud tho probabilities,
, 1875-08-07
has THERE BEEN CoNrRACr1oHP


Wa showed In previous article that tho
greenbaoks and National Bank notes now
outstanding exceeded, by $78, ,764, ,5s8, the
amount adoat April l, 1866. The volume Of
currency hos therefore been expanded to that
amount, and the contraction which Ia accused
Of having caused the present hard times
never took place, and therefore cannot have
cansed 1t. In this demonstration va UNDER
stated, rather than overstated, the real e1-
pansion since the close Of tho War. We pro-
pose 10 ahow to-dhy TINT the currency hns
been inflated to considerably greater extent
than was stated in our previous article.
The American Encyclopedias for 1865 con.
tains long article on the Finances Of the
United States In tho course OF 1t, tho pa-
per circulation on Oct. 81, 1865, Ia given at
$73f, gle, ,038.oo. This sum la made up Of
tho following itemss
untted Btate& notea and fractional cur ....
National bank noea ea............,..., :. III. .ooo io 10
ass oans nolss ncts: 9 " 60
Grand tosal. .s7sA. .als. 100
The last item should not appear In this ta-
bic. It representa- tho part Of the compound
interest notes which waa "supposcd" to be
In circulation as currency. The fact OF tho
cazo is that nons Of these notes were cur
rency, properly speaking. They occasionally
changed hands in the settlement Of dabta,
but they did SO as State, city, or railroad
bonds sometimes do today. A debtor hands
over lot Of Understanding securities In
discharge Of an old account, but the seouri.
, 1875-08-07
El)t Gbrapn 02ibu,re.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
At the New York Cold Exchange yesterday,
greanbacks opened at 8St, fell to 87i, rose to
IS, md closed at 871.

GOURMET, tho French ortist who figured
conspicuously in tho mob Of Communists who
destroyed the Column Vendomc, will bo COM
pelled to defray tile expense Of iss restorntion.
A decision to this elect was yesterday given
by the French Court OF Appeals.
, 1875-08-07

Tho svstem OF monoy-oEdora between the
Unitod 8tates aud Canada went Into operation
on The I'd inst The tsst orller wAB for d. Il
was issued 1t WaahlngtoD. and was made payA-
bio Rt Ottawa. The now facilities will no doubt
b appreciated by the people on both sides Of
the border: and postmastor- General JzwElL will
have N additional claim upon the gratitude Of
lIY couutEymen,