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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
Gin Real estate For Sale.

GREAT BARG AfN.-FOr sale or TO let, an
"A elegant fours story brownstone HOUSE. East 46th ST.
near 9Th ave 2Jx62xlO0 Will be sold at price,
rented % DerOf years r. EDDY, No ParA place
WE have many applications from iirst-class
w parties for RENIi%G and PURCHASING well
CITY HOUSES From owners OF such should DC
pleased full particulars, and per
sona attention bsness placed In Highest
possible references given II required.
H. q. & G. - BROWN Broadway, Wall.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
CITY OF BOSTON,.
PROPOSALS FOR WATbR LOAN
GOLD
100000.

CITY TREAsURER's OFFICE, BOSTON, Sept 9. 1870
In vote OF the Committee on Finance OF the
sealed proposals will be received by
Of the CITY OF Boston, IL O'Clock m SATURDAY, Sept
rs, whole part of the Water Lonn oil
One Million Dollars, be issued under authority OF the or
Council Of Boston, dated February 26 lo'5 Tor
the purpose providing additional supply Of water for said
CITY The Bonds October 1919 and viii be due
THIRTY YEARS from that date bearing interest semi an
nualy in April October per cent annum both
principal and interest payable in GOLD The loan VIII pe ~
sued certificates thousand dollars cac with interest,"
coupons attached registered certificates o any amount o.
even The loan will he secured by SINKING
FUND providing for it, redemption at maturity.
All scaled and addressed TO G. n DENNIE
TKEASt REit, Endorsed Proposals for Water Loan
proposal must specf clearly the amount OF loan desired
and All proposals Will be opened
presence Of the Committee finance and the CITY
saturday Sept 25 1879 at II oclocx III Tie nSt
is hereby rived 10 reject any or all proposals
G.. II. DENNIE,
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Real Cstate 20 Gxthan9e.

J1XCHANGE or for ALE Two neat
IL HOUSES stable and six Lots close to this city value ms
$1,000; part cash. balance smali arn gooi saoso
chaudise, or stocks Jas mcoErt % D's> -
VALUABLE DWELLING PROPERTY in
Nineteenth Ward, brooklyn 70 EXCHA ~ ior S Soah
ma
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PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON

STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
YoRk IKE soa I'd Sosfo
STONlNGTON LINE, ..
FOR hM5SF zI AD
.Ss M ss1. Ss; &
THROUGH 'SSs ticket. New England ma
sy ss s% i the
VIZ pR SsoV2bhsaE t bfRlcr
Hss and
~ e. s sr .h H an & SdSsS point a. e!'e
Freight via either line taken at qsf sAscScK pre.
L. w. FILKINs, General Passenger Agent
DENNSYLXANIA RAILROAD;1TiIE
RoUF Trains leave NewYOr from foot Of Dosbos'es and
With Eap'sr. s9 HsGIs ne %s' SOD
M ro su %aS asa ss sSJ L"cl Pna.
neoins 4 Cory for fta.Se Petroleum Centre and the on
and ne sSn Limits ws
o s0 A. m; arrive OF Washington at $40 Regular u
$50 % ies Ph saspai sa7ay ESQ., .O iasos4
Sc ss sOa M migrant sna IA 9 sna a.
SswsIK at so so s. 49, g. si6 M 5sa F. 7s
SO, 10, iiS0p m, IL night Sunday H.. e:2o, 6
h1.osS ss5 a. 5JS s sIS
snG 6.3o T. TAO TO- IL NJ ~ NJ. q $50
10 40 a i 10 $50. so 800 5:40 $40 $50 T. $40
10 ~ IN and sunday. M 520, q, $50 and IN
For woodbridge Perth Amboy and South Amboy, aud 10
For New BrSnsw!ek. and San u m, $40 40 $40
s.iO = n M IL night Sunday, m., q, and N.
For East &iIstOue ~ noon: aud 20 p. m.
For livingstone and Rocky Hll, $40 o. m. and 10 m.
for Princeton I, $40 a IN, II 30. 2. 10 and p.
For Lambertyille, 8 80 a. M. 2. tlo snd p. M
For Warrington. Phiinpsburg AMI Belsdeie $50 ~ al
2 p. N.
For Trenton B0tdenown Burlington and Camden 1850 AnA
ESQ O. H., 1890, 2 4, 0, and D. IN.
For PreeholG 7:?0 a. ~. 2 and 4lOp m.
For Earmingdae and Squan $50 = m, and D. n
Hghsiown PembertoI. and Camden VIA Perth Amooy,
80 y. M and via Monmouth Junction, 40 p ~; -
kUr Hgktstown and Pemberon, "a ~, VIA feim Annoy
and z 80 r. Via Monmouth Juic ton.
ans arrive fOlows Prom Pittsburgh 900 ana ~ ~
. M and 20 p %, daily 1913 NJ and 8 30 p m daily.
li6 6ib and 1927 p m, sunday, t2o m From Phls
6l5 6lO, $50. Sl4 800. 1927 y IN. sunday, elO, GO
esS io:iS lis. a ~. $50. s.20 fo;27 and rs p M
TYck st OddceA GA Broadway, No Astor aousA
and foo: Of Dssbrosses and Corandtsts No CouItst.
Brookiyn Noa ia ll6 and lis Hudson o.. HooohsA
ED,ixr ans Ticket once Nc 9 battery place .n.
NJ BOYD. u, Gen Passenger Agent
PRANK THOMPSON General Manager.
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OORTLAND and WORCESTER LINE-For

DORTLAND and WORCESTER LINE-fOI
l WHITE MOUNTAIN, via Plymouth and VIA rochester,
and y conw ay r. ~ PORTLAND, AUGUSTA, BELFAST,
ROCK LAND FORT POINT BANGOR, MAcHIAs, MT
IESERT and ST. JOHNS Drawing run through be-
tween New London white Mountains also between New.
iondon and Portland. Reach White Mountains At 80 mi
Portland at p Bangor NJ Leave New York Per ~
North River at p. NORWICH LISEILeaye New, fotiI
and 10 and ard D. M III rail- All
Ra Line connects with Portland and Worcester
train at NJ and 1876 D. The Is express 10 fy.
mouth White Monnins ~ Conway Portland and Bangor.
The tx n m is a through train Nashua Rochester Port
land and aIgor connections made with the Grsnd
Trunk RAILWAY in Portland No transfer by THIS line Through
ticSets Eargage chez keit through
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The MaripOsa Land and Mining Company,

The Mariposa Land and Mining Company,
Executive Office, Nos. D and IL Nassau.sf.,
NEw.YoRE, Aug. "a, 1875.
The Board Of Trustees Of this Company, the 10th Of
August levied an ASSESSMENT OF ONE DOLLAR PER
SHARE on the PREFERRED and COMMON STOCK of
the Company payable Immediately Any stock upon which
said been paid before septem
18th will be delinquent and will be advertised and sold at
public auction October nth, 1875.
PAYMENTS Of tho made in u s. Currency
at this Office. NORRIS H. hMIIH,
Asst Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
6apinss Banks.
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-yoRx. Sept. IS, 1873.
The following sales were made at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day:
ByA IT, Muller Son.
Of Madison ave- 81 north Of 63ds 2ox7o TO ooo
John r%sEn s,Ss pa nasa With lot on The oa side
Of SD A. 1909 feet east OF 3dave, l62xlo22 TO o,
G s,y 6Sonsohs h Ea With lot adjoining
aD y,Sy awn stone house, With lot on Ie
Of sd st. 49, 10 Of 3dave. lot l7zo22 oo,,
s Tns f" 'IS%s; sales were adjourned
70 s s a' I house 81
ss and s1 sa by T. a. W sept Co. OF prop
conner OF Grand Boulevard and 10 thst
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.
sss: &I,.I g I G9 %sd &sylooS
M.Irnlaae = No I5$; John Fish and wife 10 las ana
mel ~ 20 og rl1oSeh Vie Of ilenr krahs 1000
Snn ,n 3d. io1 u eol 1000
7ss md Wife 70 as seek 10000
49hs', Ie eyY ~ % Nominal
4is 10 l1's 100 it Of Shave 9saxioo; Elias ooo
100 anS a %sSH 10 Dad fn Dnla
~? s 5ssys SG5sso; Ma S 600
5Isf =. y III, II Of 2davc 75xioo.6 sylvester
Murphy and vile Dnkelspei and Edward On 900
si a5i II Of 2iavc
10 II,
1o ~ and u wife to Fci lin md Nominal
SANE or IPnuyir H. masse oIninal
1l 81 Geo oore 81 and eo to simon UTna $4,000
0istsi .us Michel 1850
Oi, e r and Others to sylvester Murphy $500
s9 coro 81 aye 2SSslo2 2 excepting , a99nt
70 t az read 'on oo'.o'' $4,000
,ans Zoe sSTp'r OF 4,AsTs sIi' s'ts ia
thence 90 H. neafe Soi a ~ ~ and iUusto
ralrss ns 100 Of cnftonave a5noo Anthony
hartman wife TO John Moses 49, ;:., i; LOO Loo
orrcIaI :c j. y. SAVAGE, bcpniy Register.
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
Fs SesS wife " Of Gi WsstcrSsIs 5000
' sa"i, crs Of aSiem to Met savings
'0t1s' H. Gsr ram Bnrr inortgsge 5000
AE sbot to Geo SSp De WIT T aud Others 5000
Of Io;h St 5I ks s sm 70 Same .sc sSS
Ave Ave aSs Il OF S 2iSa7s 5000
i4thst s. 48O Of 3daye, thence 1902 ,hsnces
i1Gi2i5 It Of siave thence sG5si, thence l1S
noI T nora i' ''l"'' " ............ $500
nv and others TO Edward Oppenheimtr; mort 1880
llSths cor 81 4ny1 ifeaG o ito IT. henes
1893 iS Hence ao ioO It to place Of beginning Pat
nc. sogr d"1f Lave sSa asso WIN ii John Sow
and wife and others 10 Elizabeth NJ Caldwell co,o
oin, AZ Az n q NJ 1dayc 2jxlO2 same same 5000
q a. ~ 40 II . OF I'd ave 25xlO22 5000
n. z II " 7tlave l5OX"S3 WIN III oBil. 90
vie 10 August Is lnont mort No. w
5Jth.s,, H. 4J2.Gft @ OF Jthayr lI."HIoUo VIM
SomlS "o ea ,s Nii anu 1850
BI p%ys ar aid Wife i o to Edward Bsyer 5000
ll5tnht 200 ~ Of Jh-aye; thence n. 1873 thence
e to a point 10. 10 II from lljh-si, aud 400 IL OF
sth.a,s; thence 49, 10 IT to 1lJtlst thence " 20
scheh e1ariian $1,000
62i II. n =, lSs.Gftw OF 3davc. l619S0i2 Mary A.
vile Of fsnin Merritt, and Sniin Merritt to John ~
Official J. Y. SAVAGE Deputy CLERK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

GAS STOCKS.
" NETWORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL, AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD .
Of Brooklyn and New York Gas Securities deal
Indy GEO n PhENiIoS' Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
TALL RIVER LINE,

L'ALL RIVER LINE,
EoR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS excepted) at D.
From Pier 2a North River, foot Of Mnrrayst,
THE WORLDKENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE,
can't A. a. SIMMONS. Capt b. NJ SIMMONS
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
The most direct route Taunton, Middleboro Plymouth
New Bedford Marhas Vineyard Nantucket Cspe Cod. the
WHITE MOUNTAINS and al principal points In NewES
gland and the Provinces
For Tickets apply at ga Broadway Bread
way corner Twenty thrdst Courtst Brooklyn or attic
Office on the Per principal Hotels and Ticket oces
In the city. BORDEN d LOEELlr Af.hn
GEOitGE l. COMMON. Gen Pass. Agent Q. Z. = Is. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

Tur. enune-Splrltr DuH -.
PARIS l5Exchange Oh London, 25I 2Oc ior snort
Sight o.-.-- 49,. -ox- euos
FRAsKfoaT, Sept. l5-Umiod States bonds new hVes'
1O0l4 NJ. ..oso.-
ANTwEgP Sept l5.-Petroleum 27f for fine Pale American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
BROOKLYN Reel Cstaic for Sale.

REENEAVE. "A fOnr-st0ry brown stone
N HOUSE SALE great reduction from cost
near tw) lines Of cars 10 the ferries
rutland d WHITING, Beekman 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
finantlal.

A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
~ bought and sold by the old established STOCK and
No 40 Pne-st, MY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
fouses ano farins fOante6.

COMMAND me to procure good, trusty Ten
~ ANTS for your stores houses nc OF cHSv sa
order seekers of such may call SAMUEL klLPAThlCh'
Bulls II ead Bank Building, 25th st. and 3dave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
DHILADFLPHIA via LONG BRANCH and

DUTLADFIPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH ana
i the NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New York 10 PhilsdelI hia only 81 20 .,
Commencing TUESDAY,, sept z, 1910. the new etancH
ard cnmsnodons steamboats, ESSE hOYT and TwILI0HT
connect me- at sandy Hook with all trains will $500
Leave New York from Pier 8. n. r. foot OF kectorsI
Gas a. m-For philadelphia, Long Branch, VnelAhd ana
BridgetOn ,.. an, al 80
stations ,,,....o... .,A
400 p H. Philadelphia. Long Branch, waeown and
Parlor Cars through to philadelphia on 400 p m train
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EllGh1 pHHAAH akEE kAits0 3,
Trains leave Depos foot Of and
TOO "r s through 10 F&
s %9 sos aS RSa
Ithaca Auburn EOc6sste1 Bs Nasira ,t Fs d a
Loo pa ,Sf Mahaa0y CITY, Rsana pO.s
$50 ,ane ss' niptsss af
Buffalo, NIAGARA balls. Rails and thu West. Pulman'
'e'p"s ROBERT Ii. sAYRE sup't and Engineer
NORTH RIVER AND NETWORK STEAM
leave. daily % nS landing ssn g. So%ssT
fns COVE S ana scotland nsts
s.h. Si EagIsSoodn Y.r 1s1is H y
S ioi iss Sl1S rSr sHS wasns"n
x AGENT on ana Per e. o.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
cENTnAhs RA RETHE or N NE%yEEsE lone
Passenger station foot Of Iiberty;st' r.
FIVE rh&Ss ExS Gf1ss 2
a sa%a Am'0 s.D,n
Leave n sd tSr Sb s as n0 ' A' m
Leave YORK for Ocean GToys a; slS m sAs m
s ssys Ocean RcaSh az a. SO
Leave south Annoy a: !. $50 o %
stagest to and from KEyPoRT connect 1t MATAwAN STA
ii. =. BALDWIN, Gen rASs hkohs
r. Z. Kicker, Sup't and Engr.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLRoAD-Atter Sept IL 1870 through
800 a M chicago and Northern Express with drawing
room cars through Rochester; also Montreal VIA MAN
iOOa m Special Chicago Express with room cars
TO Rochester Buffalo and Niagara fsis' arriving ~ M
agara Falls at 1876 D. . ,,....
M n n, Montreal Express sleeping from New
York 10 st Albans arriving At Montreal al 700 q M
600 m Express Daily with sleeping cars for Waerfown
and CanandaiguA -, ,.. ,.-- 49, g.. NJ,
ester Bnao and Niagara Falls also for Chicago VIA both
% M EISrsss with sleeping for Albany and Troy
way irAn' - Wv q. H. KKNDRICK,
General Passenger gent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

Office the Pier and at oil principal otes ana onees
In ' GE sl's L. coNNok Cen ras. Agent o Co.
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
si aAL 1s Tan. save Hunters pon.
600 a m-Erpress mail for Greenport sag Harbor Port
jefferson, Hampstead and Rockaway All stage lines con
1000 a m-Way train for Port Jefferson. Locust Valley.
Hs%stead and for ucl.vs and Hemp
$50 pm.-Expross for GrenTort Sag IIarbOr NOrhDOrs
40 D. Express Tor Port Jefferson, Locust Valley.
ssp n%Accommodaon for Northpor Hampstead, and
:s5 p. m-EIpress for Locust Valley, Hampstead and
h'cAH"' SUNDAY TRAINS
sOam-For Port Jefferson Locust Valley, Hampstead
U.s. D. n~FOr Northpor Locust Valley, Hampstead ana
boat: Sew ST. foot ss q os 5a%e fn sy
fourth st. T. H., every 10 minutes previous 10 departure
"''"' "'' q ". n. GUSTS, General superintendent
NEw-YORK, NEW-HAvEN AND HART
Ar,angemcn cc,nenens !p1 Gs 20 s,s
trance on Forty second st. .u ,.,, ,onv
Trains for EESS leave issys 81 sT Io ase E
,n% 5l s1 ot s e n sf Rl and iso siS's
e J and md s fSr ,h saTso s.
Sn z, sS$sssSs il a 90 i MD IS n and
,Ss a. .iog 9a% i tisrS sS 500 H.
sssssi 4Ss and ss sPs j.
on hnare Line Division Providence he 500 A. M AND
H. with Shore Line Division for Norwich and ING
I1nneccut Valley at Szybrook, and the New Haven snd
Northampton r. r. at New Haven and the 500 a m ana
m for O5, .. AMI IL uains aonhecs
With Connecticut River II. r. at Springfield and p M
!ss nsatsti rss Hoo M Ridssp
500 4 M 3:l5 and 440 p m. with Danbury and NorwMk
At South Norwalk, and the sos a. H. and $40 ana o;io
o. m with New Canaan r. r. at stamford. ,.,, -.
Sunday Boston Mail Trains at D. via Springfield ~
o. m. via Providence - s,.....u ~. =. -.
Tcseis can be purchased Ticket Once Of Company -
Grand zen. l.
broadway New York No. Courtst Brooklyn, who VIII
also check baggage IRON residence 10 desuhauon
OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE for
lin ST. MNNDAYa.
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Hoqsatonic
ID and Naueatuca Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Cathanesp at 1880 and Bridgeport at III
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A LBANY, SARATOGA, and
MONTREAL EXCURSIONS.
VIA

leaving Pier No. Al North River daily Sundays exeepted)
at p.
On and after Sent l. tickets Montreal and return for
ali so TO Saratoga and return for So and TO Albany ana
Can be- obtained at the office OF said steamboats, Pier No a.
mol.
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OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE for
~ ALBANY aud TROY landing at catsk,s
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, .. m Fare, 20 cent?
deck ST cabin, with BERTH Freight at reduced Taes
SUNDAY EXCURSION, a. ~, oath ST, S.l5 Ne"yurgS
80 eta: Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck Catsl Athens 81 70
turn tickets si co. arriving NewYOrk same day
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16
pr. scnench'. standard Remedies.

The standard remedies for NIL diseases oil
the lungs ars sCUgNCKs PCLaoAlI
SYRUP, sCuRSCK's SEA WEED los G. ana
SCuENCk's MASDRANE PfiIs, eau, htaSeh
before the lungs sre dc'troysd,a SPECIFY
cure II effected. .,
TO these three IN. dI.mcs d.. j. IL.
schsnck, OF PHI idelphh. owes his uhriNa"
led success in ih5 rrItTont q pulmonary
diseases.
TIE Pu monte Syrup Zip ma the morbid
matter In the lung; nstu,, throws IL al by
nm easv eypectors ion, lot when the phcgm
or m tier is fipe light cough will throw
Il OF, tho patl,R has rest snt tao iuGcs
he<in 10 heal.
To enable N, Pulmouic syrup 10 do This,
ScheBck'. Mandrake Pills aud Schenck'-
sea Weed Tonic must be- freely used to
-, ansh the stomach AMI liver. Schrnck's
Man rake Pills act on the liver. removing
all Oh tructions. relax the gall bladder, the
bile ria Is freely, sui the liver is coon
relieved.
: herck's Sea We. .Toaic IL a gentle
stinuiant and al.eraiil c; the alkali OF which
II Is compose !, mixes with the fn)d IN
prevents souring. IL assists the diges ion
by tonipg mp the r;cmqch ~ n healthy cor.
dition, so that the TO q and the lungs heal,
and the patient viii surely 60. well If care
10 taken D. prevent fresh cold.
All who wish I, consult Or. Schenck,
either personally or by letter, can do 80 N,
bis principal Office, corner of SIXTH and
ARCH Srs Philadelphia, every Monday.
Schcnck's medicines are sold by all drug
gists throughout the country. 3-2-2n.
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n NEW BOOK
By Theophilus Parsons, IL. y.
Tow Boat For Sale

THE ~U' euh,r offer, Cor ale The Steam
] Towing >'cu-Wh,l Boat, He H,mmiu.
with engines, machinery, tackles, apparel and
furniture gS -hc upN lies az Cairo, lll-.
Her lougtA /. lG feet, her breadth u feet, hor
Tenth feet aud measure 20 tons. Sic hus
boiler, y feet long and ad inches diameter, lhigh
pressure engine, with Nimdcrs ~ iuchc, in
iiameicr au, feet stoke; . feed pumps g. in.
.hCs ma diameter AMI IL inches stroke and all
modetu Improvements and Is in every respect
slaunch, tc' Tonhy, and IN good conhlll"h Tor
navigation For terms apply 10,
:. :. TAYLOR.
CAIrn, Ms, N0vomher ., lsTi t1i-l!'.,-if,
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ST. LoUIs,IRON MOUNTAIN
WITHOUT ACTION,

The General Assembly OF this State
will adjourn sine de to-day ut 6 o'clock.
and will adjourn without having made
any provision for the suppression of the
williamson county outrages. But, pro-
badly, the discussion that has resulted
from the effort TO obtain an appropria-
ton to be expended in bringing the muir
dercrs of that county to justice will have
\ good effect, and result in the pacifica-
ton of the bloody ground of Southern
Illinois. Indeed, there is reason to be-
iieve that the terrorism that has prevailed
in Williamson does not now inspire as
epch fear among the citizens "a it used
70. A4hissts 6onaabiy the bes. sustained,
work of the Kind In the World"
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Chancsry Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given 20 BENJAMIN +.
~ Field that on the 9Th dry OF April, A u ,
1873 Aithea g. Field tlcd in the circuit
court IN and for the counly Of Alexander and
State of Illinois, Il hill for divorce, AMI mat
thercup0n "A summons was issued out ot sald
court, against the said Benjamin 7. Field me
defendant therein rctulnahlc on The ~ VnrQ
Monday Of May next (lhl 10 tel ~ ul shi'l
court then to he holden 4 tho cCuri-hou~c, 10
the CITY of Cairo In said county and ,'aie
REUDEN :. Gpl I'M,
Clerk of the Circuit ou,t
Cairo, Ms, April 7th, 1873 r-l-I-d"t'
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Ihe Bulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.
Zen Ton. of nav 70 the Acre.

DR.. Ravcnel. the .discovcrer Of tho val
nc OF the Stone Phosphate beds OF south
Carolina, has rendered another inestilna-
bic service to his fellow-citiacns by chow
ing them that in the natural growth OF
Bermuda grass they have the sure means
OF rccupersting their fallen fortunes.
Bermuda grass SO infcsts the great ma
iority of the plantations on the coast,
which formerly were the most important
in the State, that the lands are considered
valueless, and plantations IN close
proximity 10 Charleston Ncrr often
abandoned as useless or sold for much
less than the improvements upon them
were worth. But Dr. Ravcncl, by ex-
pcrimenting, proved that with reasonably
good cultivation of the Bermuda grass
these very lands would produce ten tons
of hay TO the acre. and by analysis found
that this hay was superior TO any made
from clover or timothy in all the essen.
tials for flttcning stock. In view of this
fact IL can be easily understood that
lands hitherto considered yalueless will
become far more desirable than they
were ever before. and the lately inpccu-
nious owner will suddenly ilnd himself
once more u millionaire
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16

FOR THE WHISPERS.
AZ our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskcrs, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and cllectually accomplish
this result, 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by p. HALL & co.,
NASHUA. n. II.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16

Every year increase, the populai-
~ Of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due 10 merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept filIy up 10 H. high standard;
and tits the only reliable and ertect-
cl preparation for restoring GRAY
or FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making il soft, lustrous, and siIkon.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all cruptionS
and dandru1, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents tho hair from falling
out, ~ it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create \ new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. \. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"Thc constituents arc pure, and care
fully selected Tor excellent quality;
and | consider it the BEST PRErA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
eoHby az Drug7i'fs, and Deal'r5 in Medicines.
Price Ono Dollar
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-16

MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS
leaves CAIRO. .................l2.30 and 20 r "
" MOUND CITY,. lis and 5:35 :"
honnt City Accommodation runs Wednesday
and saturday
Making close connections 10 and from all
points East and North. st Indianapolis and Gin
cinnati, and to and from all points south and
Vest by rail and river
II B. GOODRICH, H. L. MORRILL,,
Gen j Ticket Ag't General STUNT