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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-14
RIVER AND WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was 0 feet,
10 10 inches Oh the gauge, having been
stationary during the previous twenty.
four hours.
The weather Il still clear and cool.
business fair aud improving.
GENERAL ITEMS.
-''Buz" says Capt. Billy Crazy IL dan.
geronsly III at Eddyvillc, Kentucky.
The Memphis transfer steamer n. T..
Mutt Is to 60 upon the Mound City ways
next.
pilots report only six feet water q,
Plumb Point, and the same water to 81
Louis.
Pilot Mike Kelly, who has been
looking at the river from here to Mem.
phis, Is In the city.
The T.. N. Norton and bargcs. which
have been laid up here for some time, are
going to try to get up the Ohio.
The Fearless sunk barge Of iron
at Twclvepole Monday morning. 80
says the Evansville Courier.
Capt. Frank Stein, Of the Indiana, Is
to be clerk on the Robt. Mitchell the com.
ing season, assisted by Al. Schraag.
Capt. Patterson and crew came down
on the j. d. Parker, and will no doub,
start the &. D. Church up the Ohio to-
day.
The owners Of the Little Jim Reese
sunk at Grand Tower, intend to wreck
her and build a new hull for her ma
chlnery.
IA letter from Capt. Fred Davis. Of
the dredgc boat No. 4, ut Mt. Vernon,
says that he is recovering his health
slowly, but his crew are nearly all sick.
The hull OF the Belle Lee was
brought down TO this city yesterday
from Mound City, fully repaired ant
ready to be taken to her Southern home
When the B. II. Cooke was swing
ing out from Snithland. day before yes
terday, Mr.. Joseph Watts, Of Liverpool
England, came running down the banl
to get aboard. The rOustabouts. mate
captain, clerk. and passengers all yelled
and begged him not to atteinpt to com
aboard just then, as the stage.plank wa
slipping into the river. but he heroicall
closed his ears to their entreaties, an
dashed ahead. Just as he WI
about to step aboard, the stag
slipped into the river an
Mr.. Watts, who was educated in Franc
and does business In Liverpool. was az
tremendously ducked at the mouth {
Suiithlaud. He was Immediately rescued
but was very wet, and concluded h
would 20 back home and wait for tn
next packet. We hope he did not &c
the chills.
Wan DKpAgrMLST RIVER RErony,
| Oct a. tHS
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G.. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand 10 his
bew brick building lone block below,
No. 80 Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, where he will
Keep the best home made and ~. Loui
custom made boots and shoes. male of
= he best material good workmanship
Ind in the latest styles. All orders
kro,pp,ly attended 10. 9-23.u.
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Persons having cisterns needing pump
ing on, and repairing can have 1t done
promptly and at prices t, suit the times,
Tby calling on J. ;. Hawkins. Gross street.
I haye a man aud pump employed all the
time for the purpose. 9-lS-tf
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Winters Block. suitable for Hotel,
O6ices or Business rooms--cheap.
-Tenements numbered 4. 2, = and o, In
Winters Row. 3 rooms each. for $40 per
month.
--One.half Of No. 10, (corner) sl2 So
rooms.
That desirable double Cottage on
corner Of Thirteenth aud Washington.
Fine two story brick on Commercial
avenue. between Tenth and Eleventh
strcets. suitable for Dwelling and Busi-
ness.
Upper door Of building next to Com.
mercisl (waverly) hotel.
Two small Houses west of Twenty.
SECOND street, near Pine, - each per
month.
Dwelling house on Twelfth, near
Walnut, Q rooms. for Sl2 per month.
Business house on Levcc, near Sixth
street, lately occupied by Cross, Cole.
man & Co.
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The elegant sldc.wheel steamer
IsaaEc
PAT. CLEBURNE,

JOHN GOfF
MAT. SieIA
Leaves Evansville for Cairo every WEDNEs'
DAY and SATURDAY ut 8 p. m.
Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and sCSDA1
at6p IN.
with first-cinss steamers for 81. Louis, Mem
phis and New Orleans, and at Evansville with
the Y. 4 c. II. II. for all points North and East,
aud with the Louisville Mail Steamers 10 . az
ceipts on ffcights and passengers to all points
tributary
For iurth information apply to
SOL. SILVER, Passenger Agent.
HALLIDAY BROS. I A.sr,s
j. NJ. PHILLlPS,
Or,o q. j. GRAMMER.
superintendent aud General Freight A. eat,
L-3.3O-ly. EvahsViIle ih"laha'
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A A special communication OF Cairo
Xxx Lodge No. 237, a. +. a. A. NJ, will
De held this (Ihursda,) evening at
1880 O'Clock. Work in the L. A. degree.
Visiting brothers cordially invited to At
tend. b. r. BLAKE, secretary.
BY order j. 5. Rexrdcn, W. NJ.
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DIR. SHERMAN'S
Syphilitic
Eradicator.

This preparation 10 now acknowledged 10 be
supe. Tor to all known remedies tor the treat
ment Of
Syphilis in all its Stages. Scrofu.
lous Affections, Chronic Ul-
GERS, Enlargement OF the
Glands.
Espccla,y in syphilfic diseases In which II
h,,s savc,. many, when given up past hope by
eminent physicians II Is entirely vegetable.
NO change vi diet Is required and can be taken
in connection with other medicines ii the pa
tient desires
sent IL any part Of the United States by en-
press free from observation.
United States, on receipt OF NC. Address
DIR SHERMAN,
500 North Sixth street, St Louis Mo
0-1-ly
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DT- DR.. Sherman, the graf Special
list, 900 North Sixth street. has gained an
|enviablc reputation in the speedy manner
fn which he treats all chronic diseases.
See advertisement for his great Syphilitic
|Eradicaior, Endorsed by the medical IA
culty everywhere. 9-ls-lyr
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Every body to know that he place TO get
A smooth shave,
A good shampoo.
A fashionable haircut.
Or anyih ng that line,
l. at the GRAND CE>TRAL BARBER.
su T., corner Eighth aud Comm rcisl.
Ia s-tf J. GEORGE STKINHorsE.
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A No. l New Trading Boat; counters
and shelving all complete; 60 feet long,
IA feet beam. Will BIZ sold ut bargain
II called for soon. Henry SAYERs.
1o-e-2w 95 Ohio Levee, Cairo. III,
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,ctian safe Of NOusehOId ana
Kitchou Furniture.

On Thursday. Oct. lilh, will be sold ut
auction and without reserve, the entire
outfit of the DclmonicO Hotel. consisting
of Parlor. Bedroom, and Kitchen Furni-
ture, Carpets. etc. Now Is your time Tor
bargains. as everything is in good condi.
ton aud will positively be sold.
ID. HARTMAN, Auctionccr.
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Hebron q Wells IL the only place In
town where you can lind q complete line
Of babies cloaks, babies robes, babies
merino .hawls. babies bonnets, and In
fact everything In the baby line.
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Don't Forget /!

II you want tinwarc, stoves eic..that A.
HALEY has changed his pacc OF business
and can now be found at lis Commercial
avenue, next door to the Arab engine
house, where he will BIZ pleased to SEQ
you and give you bargains as OF old.
9-M.if
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Big Sale.

On account Of the auction sale at the
Delmonico Hotel this morning, we will
spread n lunch, but we will give every
body bargain with Grand Oyster
Lunch Tonight. Come one. come ail.
Testimony Of mcrit-my motto is "To
Live and Let Live"
HARRY WALKER, Sup't.
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A. HALEY has removed 10 his new
store roou, llj Commercial avenue op-
po-ite Winters Block, and next door 70
the Arab engine house, where he Will DC
pleased to see all his old customers anu
ma MANY new ones. 9-30-tf
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Millimery.

Trimmed and untrlmmed hats. wrap.
pers and dresses, and In fact everything
In that line can be found at the lowest
rates at Hebron & Wells.
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BULLlMER AND BAKER
Aen0euced 20 the PsuiaenliNvy f0s
twenty-five Hears.

We received the information late Inst
evening that Bulliner and Baker were
sentenced to the penitentiary tor twenty.
tive years, tor the murder VI Sisney.
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IT. Attcst'
L HALLIDAY
S.n. WIL,;iAMS0S; Directors

4t6,612 81
We, Trciolin Bross President and II. " ellis
Cashier, OF the above named bank do solemnly
swear that he above statement Ia true 70 the
best Of our knowledwc and belief.
i. BROSS President
II. WELLS, c tshier.
subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
'"' W '>' ALFRED COMINGs.
Notary Public.
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Picturesque A sneptcn

At the BULLETIN bindery-iS numbers,
bound In two volumes, full gilt NOR.
rocco; cost S4t; for sale at $40.
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The Ca 70 ls0atiLS Association.
The following correspondence explains


The following correspondence explains
itss.t:
CAIRO, LII. October Q, 1875.
To the C0miuillee ou IneaIricals OF the Z. b A..
S;-iiaviny understood that
II was your intention ~ repeat for the
benefit Ut the Cairo Public Library, the
play Gas rE,' etc, recently produced
Ut the Atneneuln with such admirable
ability, under your infringement and the
support vi CERTAIN ladies aud gentlemen,
We rrquest that you accomplish your in
tention at As early date AS convenient,
when those who were not able to witness
the first performance can have that pleas
ure, and those VINO witnessed II once can
10 again.
We are yours. very truly.
Z. W. Dunn.nX, &. W. Bradley.
NJ. p. Fulton, {. Pink,
II. II. Candec. w. Hyslop,
Jewett Wilcox. G. H. Woodward,
Frank Howe, L. w. Green,
n. W. Hacker. John II. Jones,
John Antrim, Wood Rittenhouse,
X. IL. Cunningham. a. u. Stafford,
NJ. F. Gilbert, JAS. Barclay,
+. 5. Kent, Thos. Winter.
E. ID. Ayers, Jas. +. Miller,
II. +. Spaulding, VIM. LonerXan.
and others.
CAIRO, LII, Oct. II, 1875.
| To Messrs. Stafford, Candee, Dunning, Wilcox,
| and others
GENTLEMEN Your request of the 9th
inst. received. While fully approaching
your kindness, We beg leave to name
next Fridayevcning ), October Is, 1875.
"a. 5. AIsTHORPE, Secretary,
| 4 Cairo Boating Association.
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LYNCH 4 HOWLEY's
Real Estate Column
FOR SALE,

Several good Farms aud 5000 acres Of
unimproved Lands In Alexander county.
--''winter's Block" ant, "winter'a
Row."
"A large number Of desirable Resi-.
dences, and excellent vacant Lots, sui,a.
BILE for business houses and residences.
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CAIRO MARkET..WH0LESALe

~XX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office, printed
% 90 and - 90 per N,
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BANK sTATEMEN


DEpORr of the condition of the City Ma
IL tional Bank. at Cairo, In the State Of Hi
nois, at the close Of business, Oct. LIST, 1875.
RESOURCES.
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Isserest on Deposits

The alexander County Bank WIH pay tn
tersst on deposits IN the savings depart
ucnt IO-5-Im
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THURSDAY. oCr6bER u, 1876.


a COOK Wanted.
A good cook wanted Immediately a,
the BULLETIN Office.
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The Bulletin.


.---- .
r1sAll bills for advertising. are due snd pay
able IN ADVANCE.
Transient advertising will be inserted OF the
rate VI u w per square for the FIRST Insertion
anu " cents for each subsequent one. A liberal
discount will he made on standing and display
advertisements.
Local notices, business or otherwise, will be
charged ten cents per line for the arst and I've
cents for each additional Insertion, counting
I'VE lines and up ~srd) discount wi be msde
aftsr third Insertion
Church, Society, festival and supper notices
will only be inserted rs advertisements.
For inserting Funeral notice D. % Notice OF
nesting Of socicties o. secret orders " ceuts for
each Insertion.
No advertisement will be received at less than
~ cents.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
u-Announcsnen ts % cash -invarta.
BIT tivanoe. No exceptions TO this
rule s0

TOR rREAsuRER.
We are authorized to snnounceJOHS REEVE
rs u candidate for tue Office Of ounty treasurer
and Assessor, al the ensuing November election
ip,ToR BULLETIN. : n .ase announce WIN. A.
REDMAN ar candidate for the Office VI county
Treasurer and Assessor NJ the ensuing Noveni-
Der election.
We arc authorized to announce JOHN 7.
HELN ~ n candidate for tounty Treasurer NJ the
ensuing Sovember election
YOR COMMISSIONER.
We IRE authorized 90 announ,e the name OF
GLORG W. -AMMONS Of Inches, n can
dilne for the ofhce"f 4 unty Commissioner o!
Alexander county ut the ensuing election.
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RIVER NEWS.


ARKfvkp.
steamer jim Fisk, PaducaL.
" City Chester. st. Louis.
% B. II. Cooke. Evansville.
- James u. Parker. Cincinnati.
Z" Belle Of Memphis, Memphis.
- julia. vicksburg.
Tow-boat Bon Accord, Metropolis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
City Chester, Memphis.
% b. n. Cooke, Evansville.
i" james d. Parker, Memphis.
/" Belle VI Memphis, 1t. Louis.
julia, st. Louis.
Tow-bcsi Bon Accord, 81. Louis.
'' Gov. Allrn, Cincinnati.
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STATION,

Evansville. Cairo and Memphis
Steam Packet Co.,
..EOR..
Paducah. ShswneetSwn, Evans.
Vile, Louisville, Cincinnati
and all way landings.
The unrivalled side.wheel steamer
aac
IDLEWILD,
ID G. '''.'''''''''' NhsNi
I'D. H. IHOA As.. ..'''''.'''' wv
" i'll leave Evansville for Cairo every MONDAY
md THURSDAY at O'Clock p. m.
Leaves Cairo every TUESDAY and FRIDAYS
6o'clock y. IN.
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FORIEASEOR SALE.

FOR LEASE OR SALE.
A number Of Lots OH Levee, above
Twelfth street. outside lire limits. Also
large number Of other Lots In different
localities.
LANDS, In tracts to suit, near Cairo.
s-1S.tf.
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The elegant side-wheel steamer
A1c
ARKANSAS BELLE,
BfH HOWARD
WALIEn b. PENNINGTON ...................Cierk.
win leave Evansville for Cairo every TUES
DAY and FRli'Al at O'Clock y. m.
WIN leave CairOevery WEDNESpAf and SAT.
CRD.AY at @ O'Clock p. m.
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scaled Proposals

WILL be received at my Office between the
w hours of 9o'elOck q. M, and O'Clock
n M until Monday, October 18th. lsI5, for Mr-
nishing the material or doing the work, or both,
for The construction and reconstruction OF GER
tain sidewalks under Ordinance No. III ~
Subject 10 examination at any time at my Office,
vM. FRENCH AXLEY.
CAIEo, It's, Oct. eth. 1875. City Clerk
lO.B-td
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DIYORCEs legally obtained for incompsii
IL bility etc leSi tcuce unnecesaIyi lee AUS
decree Address r. y. box iOS'. ChicsSo' H.
9.2e-li2t
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Wan DKPAHrMLST RlvEa REton!
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more +. X. Gordon, New York; n. J..
T. Chamberlain, Cincinnati; 5. A. Gibson,
st. Louis.
The first sociable Of the season, under
the auspices OF the Liberal Religious
Association, which took place at their
hall last night, was pleasing change
from the dullness that has existed among
the plrasure-loving people OF the city
during several months past. a large
crowd Vi gay young folks was present,
aud u general good time was enjoyed by
them. As usual, dancing was the prlll-
ciplc feature vi amusement, ahd 1t was
kept up until after twelve O'Clock, Ia
splendid music, when tho affair was
brought To u close. The second event
! vi the season, under the same manage
meiit, will take place two weeks tronl
last night.
MIR. john llerston, OF Hazlewood
Or, clllct, WAS IN the city yesterday. MIR.
Hcrslon has been u resident Of Alexander
county for titty.fve years. lie can tell
YOU all about the Shatier massacre III
Mound City, how the Indians went tG
Mrs. Skaters cabin, how they were given
their dinner, how the old man ShalisI
told his wife "somethinx's up anf
wanted her TO seize the Indians gum
from tho fireplace and help him ''cles''
them out" how The bloolthirsty Indians
did finally kill all the mrmbers u TN
family except the old man. who escape.
, with hut one wound by tonahawk, Will
the aid ola piece Of spinning machine
, after desperate fight, how he broke To
> | leo and Q wan Cache river, and how n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RAllrO9d H0urs.
fRAnss LzAvR WILMINGTON.

fRAnSs LzAvE WILMINGTON
Fr Ssss YsTs-lsl, 8. NJ; 1a.17, 1a-4a, S%a P. M.
F6r Philadelphia. $50, $40, $50, 1880, A.
n. 121T, 1242, 2, D. ba2, T.20, $50 P. NJ sunday5,
1.9l, A M. 100, $50, $50, P. N.
For BGltfnore.-12.62, 2.03, 1002 A. M; LIB,
$50, ITO, P. M, sundays, 1852, 2.03, A. Nj.
For Rashf1pton.-l2.52, 209, A. Nj; 1888, l.29,
$50, IN, +. M. sundays, 1872, 2.09, A. M.
For DelatooSe r. R.-6.00, 1010, A. M. $40, P.
M. No sunday trains.
For New CastLe.-b.00. 1910 A. M. rs, $40 p. M.
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington and Reading n. R.-.-s45 $50; A.
M, b.lb, p. M. No Sunday train.
For Wilmington d Western X. h-l0.30 A, M; $50,
P. n. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From Ne1 York-l.b8, A. H.; 1854, lib, 100, +.
N. sundays, l.o5, A. M.
From Phiialiei iphfa.-i242, .5s, soS, A. Nj; l2pt
NJ. 1854, lis 400, BIS $50, ieo s.lb, ll.00 Z.
Sundays IL AZ, SO, 1870, A. NJ. 100, 7. Nj.
From Por. Deposit.-sU4, A. NJ. No sunday train
From Raiti,,ios. : 81, 1925, A. NJ; l2o1 Y 90
From Washington. La, n. NJ; 12.Ul, l2.40, o.J2
s20, r. M Sunday ,i.sl, A. NJ. ssc, ?. NJ.
FTo1n Deia,Dare Il. R.--iO.lo, a. Nj; atO $50, +
N. No sunday trains.
FSo1n Neto Castle. 500, l0.l5, A. M. 800 500
T. M. No Sunday trains.
From Hil8islyt0n Il Reading r. r. S.92. A. M.
3.ls, Z 30, p. NJ. No sunday traliis
Erora Wilmington d Western X. X. 1.bo, A. N.
s.lb +. NJ. No Sunday trains.
LRAyg PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1140, $50, 1880, A. M. l2.lb, 23O 400 o.lo 600
e.4o. ss0 ll.30. p. III. Sundays l24O $50 A. Al e3
II 80 p M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-04
Local BreviEies.
Sunrise at AIS.
Sunset at 6.63

sunrise at 4bS.
Sunset at 6.b3
Sunrise tomorrow al 45I.
Moon rise tomorrow morning at AL
May 10Th plant out veroenas geraniums, &c.
Children's lace bonnets, manufactured at Mrs.
Bradways 429 East 9Th street.
Yearly meeting OF Friends tHicksite) begins next
2u day (Monday) In Philadelphia
Felt hats with kind usage will last AMI look wen
a short lifetime made by W. p. Webb. 3o4 Mar
ket 81.
Remember that Singles x Son make their part
gas and sell thousands of them. They are the
standard OF excellence at 600 Market st.
The city has TO be gone over two or three times
by the directory canvassers. Few people have any
Idea oil the labor OF getting correct city directory
Boys spring hats very cheap considering the
quality at.Dubell's, 2. 81 street.
Fullmer for fne oysters and hae cooking
Ladies dine there al 506 Market street.
The mt rprise Manufacturing Co, have had +
busy spring. They have employed - wOrklnen II
| the manufacture OF fine furniture which they hayt
soil AT 22U Il 222 Market I.
Spring hair, and hush mattresses male 10 ordel
by Mccartney Kenney at 4l2 Shipley rect.
y he children are pl ased with Donahoes shoe,
and the mothers are pleased at the wonderfully low
| prices at 301 Market street.
Up-towners are buying their shoes and hont
| at Pennington's 9Th and Orange street has,
| shoes made to order for Old and young.
| phe city laundry grows into favor weekly. Th'
reason Is 1t does good wOrk and prices are low
Call AT east 9th street.
| Canned tomatoes peaches, corn aud all kind
dried fruits at Rublnson's 9Th and Orange street
cheaper than elsewhere. Also, ny the quality o
I his teas and cOifees.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-04
DUBLIG sALE
4 OF
PERSONAL pHDPEIsTY AND NEas
l.Al, W.
Tile subscriber VIII offer at Public sale
On Saturday, May Sth, 1875,
nt IN l.l.lnnL Ahnrn
at 10 O'Clock, SHARP,

81 ma stables orange street between Second ani
1hird Streets The following desirable properly:
No. I, Fine turnout consisting OF one par q
thoroughbred bay mares, fifteen and half hAn1s
hlgi . and q years old travel together inside of
minutes, warranted sOusd and gentle workers,
double or single fcar;csas OF locomotives one pal
tnY, her mile III 3 lninutcs set OF light harness.
made hy Acey Phillips one two seated phriu
nearly new made hy Gregg Bowe. A rare ehah'r
no 2, One pair dark brown horses q years odd
good drivers and workers, double OF single.
Nc 3. one bay horse, years old, a good Gran ~
driver
M. 1. gray horse, years Old, good worker in
double OF sIplc harness.
No. 3, gray mare, years old II good diver.
NJ. Il, hay mare, q years old good work HORSE.
| No. !, new open front Jenny Lind wagon.
No 8, second hand Jenny Lind wagon.
No .. Ir0tliug sulkey, nearly new also two sris
single ealriage hnrness, several good collars ieel
chest, harness e.oset, saddle and bride, cutting
bnN, AMI o;her articles nol here enumerated. After
Tie personal property is sold, the stable proper
/ Wlli ba onerCd for sale.
| No !, stable property on Orange street between
Second and J bird streets, lot IL feet Az Inches
front, lunning back 80 feet itel deep with hIlek
ANA Lame slabie suitable to lod IL head OF horse
also carriage room. 1his being central pla''"
for cub irivae Or Livery Stables, The attention u
| hotseinen Is invited o this sale.
| Mo- z, My pFkate rcsldenee, No. so5 shpltH
street, lot q feet trout by 1D4 Zee II inches deep
| with teet wide alley running through 10 uiargr
street tle building Is double hriek house, 80 frc'
| deep with II rooms, with MI the modern Improve
men. including heater range, hot and cold water,
ga", Nc II s one Of the licastntest rctidcnfis i'll
| ANp -, ! hb . ssbII iIHh HHlNtHt y. ~ 'hlNil
Ninth and Wilson 81 Gets, lot l@ feet front, d hf
deep main buldlng q feet deep, with room nli
| rll1 kltthcn, These h0ustS are well wOftl The
attention Of persons seeking investments.
No !, one lui OF ound on HARRISON AMI SiCa
more streets, West wilmington, adjoining The Gotta
ges hniit lY Chrl,tana hiverl Improvement Io, hlN
ltet front ly ~ feet deep. This is a most desirable
| lot, having three fronts.
| Terms ut sale. DAVID LEMON.
| Tues. NJ. UtiE, tuctr apr.1ls
i W. sIIDlIAM Is sON,
.sls AueTlONGtN
| JOuN ). RGWBOrHAM,
~ AUCTlpH.EH,
No & Eial Fourth Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-04
2ropesals.
DRJI'tlSAI.S
FOX BlruMtNoi'aCoAl,

FOR BlruMtNOt' ) CoAL,
WATER ErNRTMBNT.
b Ere OI ME I nlEk ; NGIEEER,
No 1870 Market street
Wilmington, De -, May 3, ls,a
Proposals VIII he received al this uhlre until
THURSDAY. May 9Th 1si5 for furnishing the Water
Department with Iituminous COH during the year
1sTt 10 be delivered In such guam ities as may lie de-
SIRED from time to Zine al each pumping station by
the Engineer of the Department. Bidders will state
The price per ton of2C00 pounds OF good c an lear
field and Cumberland Onutv Coal
The Department reserves the rizllt 10 amend the
contract by giving ten days notice thereof to the
contractor. JOSEPH HYDE
luay3tf chief Engineer Water Department
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-04
y RILEY
SAIL AND AWNING MAKERS,

N. E. Corner Fourth and King Streets.
All orders left 10 US will be promptly and neatly
executed with promptness and dispatt h. III reason
able prc 8.
N. B.-nrunks neatly covered with canvas
apreI, eOItt