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Nwecncy. NIcCIuncy 4 Co.

According to arrangements, the cred
itors' committee had meeting with
these gentlemen at the Exchange Bank on
Saturday afternoon, nj which time the
details OF the proposed extension were
still further matnred-in fact, we may
say perfected. Ithas been ngreed that in
merging themselves iato a corporation
the firm shall transfer a share Of stock 10
L. W. Paxton, one to J. l.. Stifel, and one
to ]. s. Rhodes. These gentlemen, to-
gcthcr with s. +. lEildretll and Michael
Sweeney, are to he directors in the new
company. The balance Of the shares
excepting five Cach-are to he trans.
ferred by the firm to trustee who shall
hold them for the e;beneGt Of the latter
until such time "A their claims shall be
paid, after which they will he re.cOnveycd
to the firm. DR.. IIildteth, s. IIork.
heimer and J. K. BOtsford have been
designated Supervising Committee, and
81, ,
are ennrstu Wi'n 'nt 'elsG.,on erection. o, u, .,, 'nt
,Fus'ee relerreu TO- ~ ,a,, ""u'tlon' !. vii,
Oe 'neIr uu'y 10 PetiouiUu'ly ,. l1'Iec' "lu
iePor' "P0'' Wv Uie'A'iV"' Vi ''e vUu' %
access to the books Of the concern
Az before stated, Messrs. $. p. llildteth
anu M'e"aG' '"Vr"e! "'' 10 P"' "iV.VVV
eac'' 'h'o ''c concern ,. Hs ""rN'"s t'P''"''
ne FORMER wiz put !" '"a' '"''c'' III c"'"'
ana inc ia''er ei'ner cn'h or properly
The debt to be PAID OIL Il diV'ded INTO
bohded dent ana promls'ory notes.-the
former amounting to 100000 In ten year
bonds, bearing o per cent interest, and the
'n'er "'"ug P"'""'e :" - iL' 80, :" "''T ~, 81
'"o''h' WV" % " i'' Iv", -, n,l '"'''s''' Nv
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KANSAS.
sRIpaE ALMOST READY.

ATCHIsoN, July 3l.-The last span O
the bridge across the Missouri river was
swung this afternoon. The bridge will
be ready for the passage Of trains and
vehicles in another week,
DAMAGE To SMALL GRAIN,
Considerable damage has been done to
the small grain yet standing. Heavy
rains during the past two weeks.
CORN CROP,
The corn however Is growing with
wonderful yigOr, and this crop will, II
is thought, be the largest ever produced
in the State, even on the eastern border
where the loCusts destroyed the first
planting; the corn replnnted in June is
now from 5 to 7 feet in heighth, and the
prospect is that it will yield full crop.
RAILROAD DAMAGE.
The heavy rain Of Tuesday last so
damaged the Alchison & Nebraska Rail
road that its trains have not passed over
the road since that. II will be repaired
and trains running regularly by Monday.
KISSED AND THEN KILLED HER.
At White Cloud on Thursday last a
man named Hurst killed his wife, They
had been married only six months and
separated on Thursday afternoon. lie
went to the house where she was staying
and called her out to the fence and put his
arms about her and kissed her affection
alcly and then cut her throat with 4
large pruning knife. Hurst was arrested
and II was with great difficulty that the
officers prevented his being lynched by
the popilace. lie is now In jail Nt Troy
and pretends TO be crazy.
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GheQmteIIiqerr1r

BS@ Persons lcaring the ely for The Sum
uIer can hare The DAILY ISTELLIGEScER
mailed to them al any adires,, and The adires'
changed a, often az delired, postage paid, far
10 cents per ueek.
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!, As mark OF respect ior the memory
ioi the deceased, it is ordered that the tx.
ecutiye Mansion and the several depart.
ments OF the government at Washington
be draped in mourning until the close Of
the day designated for his funeral, and
that all public business be suspended on
that day
II is further ordered that the War and
Navy Departments cause suitable honors
to be paid on the occasion to the memory
Of the illustriou1 dead.
L. 5. GRANT
BY the President.
,IoHN l.. CADwALDAER,
.Acting .S,crrtlrp of Sair.
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wife Murder and Suicide.

AFtoS, Iowa, July Sl.-Thurday
morning Alfred vahsicklc, a young
farmer, living in this county, while bring.
Ing load OF produce to this town, shot
and killed his wife, who was accompany.
ing him, and then put bullet in his own
brain. The wife died instantly, but Van.
sickle was alive at last accounts, though
his death IL inevitable. No cause iS a..
signed for the deed.
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RUSSIA.


ST. PETERSBURG, July 3l.-A FIRE broke
out Thursday IN the town Of Briansk,
Government Of Orel, and ragged until to.
day, when Il was extinguished by rain.
Two.thirds Of the place was destroyed.
The inhabitants became panic-stricken
during the conilRgrAtion and fled to the
fields for safety. Briansk comprised
population Of thirteen thousand.
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Disastrous Effects OF the Late
Rains Ia Marshall County.
BELToS, W. VA, July 81.

FAllOts lhlelllRrncer'
Since I wrote YOU iast ! have some
further news. This branch oi Fish creek
extends MP into Gfeshe county, Pa. From
New Frccport nearly 10 miles up all the
fences 'nlnng the creek are swept aWay,
The wheat, corn, oats, hay and potatoes
nrc cleaned out. The creek Is from three
to. ak feet higher than ever known before
All Of our tfatn!foad bridges ntc gone,
and two.tliirds Of the ifam.FOad torn up,
and large quantity Of lumber washed
away. Farmers are much discouraged.
Jos. Stills, nt Whites Mills had q good
sized stable swept away, hnd nearly lost
his horses. The stable had sloWl Ten
ycnr'; not!S piece Of timber ora stone il
ieti II. 8. W.
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Death OF E1.Presldent Johnson,

Dthth Vi EtA-A EebAuoht SOHhbVHs
The news came to lis on Saturday after.
noon Of the death Of this distinguished
man at 9 o'clock on the morning Of that
day, at the residence Of bis daughter,
Mrs. Brown, In Carter county, East Ten.
nessee. lie died Of the stroke Of paralysis
that fell upon him on Wednesday evening.
His last request was to be buried with the
dag Of his country wrapped about him.
The event has caused profound sensA-
ton mall parts Of Tennessee, aud alSo at
Washington City, where he spent 80 many
years Of his public life. Great ptePata-
tons are making at Nashville and other
places to do honor to his memory. Politi-
cal friends and foes unite in paying
the last rites Of respect TO his
official character. This IL "A 1t
should be. Andrew johnson, with all
his faults, and he had very con'piciouS
ones, is entitled to distinguished consid-
Grafton nt this hour, by virtue Of the
services lie rendered y the country in
the great struggle against the rebellion,
and also by reason Of certain personal
virtues that compel our respect In any
man, one Of which was his freedom from
corrupt practices in politics, and another
Of which was his severe and SncCesslil
struggle, alone anil nnasSisted, against
the dead.weighl Of dow birth and iron
fortune" As showing what his life really
was in this latter respect, we may refer
to the fact that he was born at Raleigh,
n. C., Of poor and obscure parents, on
December 2Oth, 1903, and that he
Lost hia father when only four
years old. Ills biographer tells lls
that at ten years Of age he was apprentiCed
to tailor in his native place, with whom
he served seven years. His mother Waa
unable to afford him any educational nd.
vantages, and he wn7 not at school a day
in h.g life. When learning his trade he
resolved to make an effort to educate
himself, and having acquired knowl.
edge Of the letters Of the alphabet, hc bor.
roSed book which he had often heard
read aloud Hy perseverance he learned
to read, and on completing hisapprenticc-
shin, In 1921, went to Lautcns court
house, s. C., where he was employed "a n
iourneyman for nearly two years. After
working again for a short time at Raleigh
in 1926 he act oul to seek his fortune in
the West, taking with him his mother
who was dependent upon him for support
obtained work at Grccnvillct trTcnncs.
see. remained there about twelve months
and married;aitcrwarls wcntiurther west.
ward, eventually settling at Grcenvillc
where he commenced business. Up tothis
time he had merely acquired a knowledge
Of reading, bnt under the Instructions ol
his wife, he learned writing, ciphefing,
&c, after the lnbors Of tho day were over.
The first Office which he held wns alder.
man Of the village, 70 which he was e lect.
edin 1923, reelected In 1929, and In 1880
was chosen mayor, which position he
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Nnilr,I

Nrw YoRN, July 3l.-Messts. Ron.
celli, ablegate, and Rev. DR.. Talde, Sec.
rclary Of the papnl Legation, sailed iot
Europe to-day. They we're escorted
down the Bay by a steamer containing
several distinguished clcrgymen.
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PorsDALE, Pa July 3l.-BenjamiI
Bannon, for long time proprietor ant
editor Of the Miners journal, died to-day
Aged Gs years.
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CLEVELAND, July 81. The 23i race,
which was postponed yesterday on nc
count Of the darkness, was finished this
morning. Ncrcn had two heats in last
night, and won the FIRST hcntthia morning,
taking the frat money. Time Of fifth
heat, 2:2Ol Hall second.
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nrntI,oIn a I,rcsi,, tcrInn SIInlster.

NFw YoRK, July 31.-A private dis
patch Just received announces the death
at Edinburgh, Scotland, Of Rev. DR.. Jas
Richards, Presbyterian clergyman hoI
Charleston, West Virginia.
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Among the real estate transfers re.
ported as having been recorded in the Re.
cOrdcr's Office BY this Company, are fifty
lots Of ground in different parts Of this
city, ranging from 25 to $50 feet 'front.'
from W. Duncan 10 Alex. Duncan for
the consideration of one dollar.
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A collision occurred to-day near Block.
hoT Station on the L. $. & NJ. Railroad
between two freight trains which resulted
in the killing Of Curtain the fireman and
seriously II not fatal injury TO Mat Eager
the engineer and others. The accident
was caused by the criminal carelessness
Of the conductor OF the inferior train,
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Monttain NIrndnM rrini.

HEAVIER, Tran, July 3l.-Thc evidence
lot the defence to-day was Of hut little in.
iCtCst and unimportnnt. The defence
said they would offer The affidavit Of
Brigham Young and could close in ono
hour Adjourned till Monday.
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IRELAND.


BELFAST, July 3l.--The Broadwood
Weaving Factory Of this city, burned to.
day. The damage is estimated at $780,.
900. Seven hundred persons are thrown
out Of employment.
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BALrlMoRE, July Sl-The board Of in.
Quity in the case ol Bishop whittinghan,
Is In session to-day. The greatest inter-
eat l. manifested In regard to the result,
which Is thought will be reached by
Wglnrsday.
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SWITZERLAND.


BBRNE, July 3l.-Four Of the striking
workmcn on tho 81. Gothard tunnel were
killed and eight wounded when the Swiss
troops attacked the strikers on Thursday.
The men have resumed work.
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VERSAILLES, July 3l.-The National
Assembly to-day voted lS,00O,0O0 francs
for supplementary war expenses.
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FALL RIvER, July 3l.-Tho weavets in
Massachusetts, held meeting tonight
and resolved to take vacation Of one
month beginning Monday next
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Arrested or Suspicion.

ST. Louts, July 3l.-A man who gave
his name as Thos. Grubb, was arrested
east Of 81. Louis to-day, on suspicion OF
having been connected with the murder
Of Engineer Eames and attempted rob.
berry Of Adams Express car, at Long
Point on the Vandalia road.
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TURKEY.


CoSsTANTINoPLE, July 3l.-The Lspant
Herald states that the Government has au.
thorized the circulation Of the Bible in
Turkey,
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CAIRO, July SO.-Littic stancCl aged
II years, a daughter Of J.Q. Stanced, fell
from a wharf boat to-day, and was drown.
ed.
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Where the BIameLay.

Sr. PAUL, July 3l.-1he coroners jury
ut Brainard find the bridge which fell by
weight defective and blame the construc.
tors, also the railroad company officers
for not properly inspecting the condition
of the bridge.
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The jury in Wnddy Thompson's case
IL unable to agree, standing nine for con.
victioh and three for acquittal. Should
they fail to agree and be discharged
Thompson will have to lie in Jail until
the next term Of court, for horse stealing,
with which he stands charged, is a capital
n(Jnusn
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BERLIN, July 3l.-Dr. Won schweetzer,
leader Of the Social Democrats, is dead.
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VIZ have received verbatim copy u
Senator Thurman's speech AT Mansfield,
Ohio, on Saturday. Want Of space com.
pels this brief ullusion 10 II to-day.
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MEMPHIS.


MEMrnIs, July 31.-The situation az
regards the river IL a little mVre hopOinl
tonight, in view Of its being stationary
here and declining at 81. Louis, but Il
still regarded as dangerous. Some dam.
Agu has resulted from the water on the
levecs, as everything is saturated. The
weather rnntinIina shnWnry.
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RAIN, RAIN, RAIN.

Crops, Railroads and Bridges
swept AWRy.-EFeat Hail Storm
-.Hell and Destruction Never
FuIl-An Overflow OrIhe MisSls.
Hippi Inevitable.
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New YoRK, August 1.-The Assistant
Treasurer at New York, has been direct.
cd by the Secretary Of the Treasury to
sell gold during the month Of August as
follOwE: One and half million dollars
on the first and third Thursdays each,
and one million dollars, on the second
and fourth Thursdays each; totn five
million.
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WAsiiiSuroS, August 1.-The follow.
Ing Executive order has been issued;
WGsiiiHdroS, July alt become.
the painful duty Of the President To m.
nonhcc to the people Of the United State,
the death ri Andrew johnson, the last
survivor oi his honoted predecessors
which occurred in Carter county, Fast
Tennessee, at an early hour this morning
The solcmnily Of the occasion which
called him to tho Presidency, togcih
or with the varied nature and length
Of his public services will cause
him to be long remembered and occasion
mourning for The death Of distinguished
public servant.
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An order has been issued from the
Post Office Department to include
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, post office in the
first class letter carriers office, and The
payo carriers hus been increased ac.
cofdihCly.
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NEw YoRK, July 3l.--Judge Barrett
to-day refused to yacate the order Of ar
rest on the six million suit against Tweed,
or 10 reduce his bail.
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MENriIIs, August l,--Tho signal acr.
vice reports this evening show that over.
flow Is inevitable. The river rose half an
inch here, and there Is heavy rise at St.
Louis, and n steady advance with general
rains In the country above. There IL
little hope that the planters in the
Mississippi bottoms will escape the
dreaded inundation, and that their
crops, which were never better, will
br lost.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-08

Barnard, the seconds. would be, OH this
bright September morning. gliding
through Louisiana swamps, in company
with bad conscience, chased by tin
minions of the law, en- route for Texas?
And isit not very rasonsble to suppose
that II Is high time for the colonel and
major-thc heroes OF the fight, TO COM
mence mapping out an unmolestcd route
for themselves: The st. Louis Republican,
speaking Of the duel, says:
Foster was challenged. Foster has re-
tracted uolhiOg. and had chance besides
to Kill the man that aaid the tvinnebago
ladies played % plnndercd Confederate
pianos aud sirI,ed their tca out Of stolen
rebel spoons. Edwards gets a reputation
for risking his liie. without being able to
hit an object the size Of man with
navy pistol NJ twenty PAGES. Bit sweetcf
than all. Foster gets recog-
milton as the editor Of the Journal when
the craR supposed wolcctt was response
nc. while Edwards claims fame "a the
big iniun'' cf the 7fr,cs, whereas the
rnSlic mind oi Europe and America had
sc.si>i down Into the conviction that that
distinguished hNsor belonged to Col.
Crs>r. the "swinkling-cycd Romeo Of the
sIv,s;. Ss ~ Is called in the gay CORR
shv-s NJ The Madison house at Jefferson"
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EDrroarAL NOTES.

jefferson Davis LEFT Memphis on the
9Th inst. en- route to attend the Agricul.
mral fair at DcSoto. Mo.
DIR. Bca,tie Il the Memphis poor
house physician who Is under cloud for
mi.demesncrs that arr not r'ccgnised In
we'll regulated communities.
The subscriptions 10 thr syndicate
organized for the Control o, the Bank Of
CALIFORNIA sggrxssc ncsriy N,oA~s',
with favorable f~'slecss 81 IT, incwa~r
to slo.oUu0
-Thc neuNscrstsc CcarsAtica lNr ts'
nomins,isa cls cssdssssc ssx Nsyw ~
Nashville. rsAA., ssssr TWO days scs>i,r.
failed IT, Aa-wesasre. ana aaseorsscd sass
&c. a. aeerA en- sae ssA, w~~smcoss-k
the ,>cOsat ~ ,'sas rr'inary xnsaFrgss arf's
e,cxs ssooesrc, to rci ~ cscsymties e'n
:h< .t,a inssnrit.
-rne slnhemnV Dn.tiene,srul (emvos,
.,,,r tprs IN rlu M inst. ~ Mfritgsfns
,rr. QsnpaYul b.. r. Wsletc N.ss chosen
y,rsii,ui lyy arl,lnrnne,on, napubl,nmIs
and lr,annar,ts III wos,,g On niim. i'Ii,
n,smif wae if'rs.-,ani,t al tlW 0lUsvnni,m
in ftsla. w,h,th ai,ppul thu CONSTITUTION
,,ntsr vwhush ah,,mwn VIE admitr,l ~
The IInson.
-.lyse Se,to Convention ma; oi iiie
ssi.. ~ fts.,ssi,,i.. ". O.. mo maDi,mrs dr.
ir.r n-,s1i,. AMI nm, 'uuwncy being nri-
..es lp ti,f death nj Dx.e'ovnrBD' Gsri-
,.-,- v'wp millnis M g'naitniii rcsIDsc1
= srnsrm, inhumndnm asnmncrit- ~
,rri,c 81 g,nninr, Republican, 10
IN. rg,s candidates vn1nie sru'tm'inc DER
~. .xszli up5aaite6.
-Aysiir5n i.is been received NJ il'e
T-yasz-1 r,sg,R,-maii lr tht ilz.ns5tr Cd
.s.z-; s. -aasDGli gi,id t'am New GOrS
20 81, y-lp.as,i. manly fsc commercial
,--cssss Tie isgilicsibs-l: were srvGa
;s- rsrxrGss ~ M lIizzr t11y- The trgas-
r-sc t.css 20 " Lt5t 10 irE1s5er about
$oa 10 ygsaGr,.Ir. W4itA uil lee dis
.nsG.si Tce -.a Iz0sag The xYlljezn,s.
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M lxIeAR> TAXATION PRO.
JECY-

On ihs En-. Va-e q The Bulletin W.
rpuo.ish Nj. .. I. Lineyar's letter I,
Hon Th0l4. ;. Rj5-ewsy. STATE Treas
ure. Of IlIi5ol.. All also table showing
ibe workings Of Mr.. Linegzr'. plan OF
ia1sisoa in each county In the State. By
rs.rece to the letter il will BE- seen that
the PIN is
fls:. Release all railroad. telegraph.
and Insurance corporations or companies
from taxation for county, town or city
purposes.
Steo.d. Release all other property. real
and Personal, from taxation tor State
purposes.
Third. Raise all State revenue from a
tax upon the gross receipts OF railroads.
telegraph. and insurance companies.
Fourth. Raise all municipal revenue
from local taxation upon real and per-
sonal property. licenses, &c.
ffh. The state TO assume the county
town and city railroad Indebtedness, and
pay the same ont Of the revenue derived
from the gross receipts Of corporations.
This equable plan OF taxation is meet
ing win favor throughout the State. So
great has been the demand for it. that
Mr.. Linegar has published, in pamphlet
FORM, his letter to the State Treasurer,
with the explanatory table annexed. The
municipal railroad debt applies to some
eighty counties in this State, and the
means Of relief is just, simple and com.
prehensiye, and is favored to such am ex.
Tent as to insure its adoption if proper ef.
iorts are made by those Interested in
the plan. One of its paramount advan.
tages is the release Of real property from
State taxation, and leaving it to be taxed
ior local government and improvement
only. A close perusal of Mr.. Lineyar's
ietter, and an examination of the tain.
lated statement, will reveal project FOR
the relief Of the tax-burdened people Of
Illinois that must certainly meet with
the approval of all property holders in
the State. :"
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SHEDoYGAS, WIS.,, Sept. 1, 1875.
EDITOR BULLETIN:-Whilc tile good
people Of Cairo are probably enjoying o.
very warm weather, the writer and his
family are being refreshed by the cool
brcezcs Of Lake Michigan. The past
four or five days have been the
wARMEsT OF THE SEASON HERE
and the natives call 1t very warm and
sultry, but to us 1t Is cool and delightful;
the mercury at no time since we have
been here having stood above 20 deg. l
was much surprised on my arrival here
at the business activity which this city
presents, knowing that this Is their duh
season-the farmers being busy with
their crops-but the mystery was soon
solved when took survey Of the place.
10 what Is the prosperity Of the place at
tributable? The answer Is short
MANUFACTURES AND AN ABSENCE or
CROAKERs.
was some years since u resident OF
Sheboygan, and In those days croakers
were as abundant as blackbcrrles In a
wheat field. When stranger visited the
place the people sIghed-groaned at the
thought Of being taxed for improve
ments, and presented the appearance of .
dyspeptic community, but since that
time q kind providence has removed
many Of these croakers to their long
holne' and the remainder las the sunshine
OF prosperity commenced 70 shine
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

'T1lE BULLETIN Is published every morning
texcept Monday III the Bulletin Building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street
THE BULLETIN is served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cents Week.
payable weekly by Mail, Tin advanced, 90 per
annumi six months, o.; three months, %; one
month, 81 IS.