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Now on Exhibition. Free. Day and 3 ycning
at the
LEANIT-T ART ROOMS, Sl7 BROADWAY.

The actual o the Paintings represented in tis col
lection t4 fltrr tfgn ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
TUDTsSND DOLLARS. Selected ana collected 10y the
musi experienced and extensive dealers IN me paintings 10
th, world
Very many fscyeue.lhs OF rast painted expressly
10 tlcr order. aud TRUE it fittSENIAllNE ENAN
Il PEE-E ENT-Tou'rpuchc peiti, Baugnirt Bakalowlcz
E1uier. Lew, Esr0suta TbiHuu, Nrrbor, khYyvu Van
ircl Cuouaus Incintt. Andre, Nu.1 P0t Jarqur, Bu,
ra tourt0u, s,guao, fcukate sainun, idchc Barucci
JANE, rit7lHd, Nc., 0c.
To place such large amount 0t property tho market
without restriction 10 be controlled ently bv circustaro
.,l, is lsk the owners cannot aod 20 ucu. Therefore
l, r9-r rrsuurd she "a which they
trust vii bc aprroy,u Oi and siii-noiory.
Tic catrc Copcton " Paintings VIII ne offered by auction
tout init protection uf Eiuh whatever beyond
nstd Yie which each wll bee put up Tor competition
Gyru pu, far blow The value and cost thai The IN
sell Painting Ia The Catalogue must be appa
rent OulI.
10 ffse themselves before the tine 0 sale I'M
Tcf, to pailngs-t,r quality value c ana the
labiI;y OF the stat lrtuta Lgtc made.
In the Catalogue Will hcfOuud plainly printed opposite each
painting the left Margin H. iar mclchautablc NalIe and
pa u public competm the highest b,ddor beyond
the upset price VIII be the purchaser.
Every Painting Guaranteed 20 Ice cNctE represented,
and blyts may. within sX months have the privilege u
turning tD tle ~ She rc3 paid Their pur
hauu iui other pictures lby the other
artists from their immcnse stock.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
5ales bD 2ucllon

A. MEEwIS, AarnoncCr
lY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co, 6J6 Broadway
near Bend t-SGlts Of BOjSs. MorSs 81 AT Gc. &C
MONDAY, Oct 23. at 4 p. ma VALUABLE MEultAb
IL ItAfY comprising w0rKs " the most dstme aaA-'
phvt cans un surgeons, Eiic si Fronch uEd German
DY JOHN II. DRAPER & Co., Aucronecr'
kI The Delaware, Iackawanna mli Western Aa'udi NgA
pany vln sell lO10OO Tons SCRANTON COAL H piplyy
auction WEDNESDAY, Oct. p. at II O'Clock A' il 3"
No. 20 Exchange place. SAMUEL SLOAN, fre'ioeN1
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

BY THE GREAT MODERN MASTERS or EUROPE.
Arra,u Andre BaL;lOWicL Baugnie, Brllm, bertrand,
B0du Bruurr, Buretrs, Cmpo1s'o 'athno'h lai Zoo
mans CurtaIso Dr Joughc bctt. Escosurl fhSn Fey'n
youil OaIait le.u Iudu1 Jacuuc Jazgt h0rksork,
H g. Lry Leyy Maar.z,, Mcssou.el. MouchOni Pa-cutu,
prrf.ult piuruar, Euugriun, Sdlutn, Schicrti,
schrsycT ~,iguac. -uru TuuiHuurhr IHFc ruyun, an
others.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
GUIDE TO THE EXHIBITION, No. 85,

VNII7I1 - 1'-11
WITH MAP OF THE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
Livery Important and suggestive feature Of the Fan If 'e
scrse ana convenient ma.il provided for al vsoiS'
ius1rIcting them how spend thciI TINE At the >' ~
the beet al vantage 49,
Price rosJad in sheet form. 20 cents IN pamphlet 20
remit. or t,relvc siicets or i've uarii bets fer 81
THE WAGNER FESTIVAL. No. "a,
eortofrs the letters o. THE TRIBUNE SPECIAL COR
REspuNDANT tJ. r. e.. I.1 ar EayieUtl describing ue
production Of "Thc Ring Of the NiJGuags.'
Sent lv mail 20 any address ior . GENTS.
INDEPENDENCE DAY ORAT1ONS AND POEMS,
No 3S
Contains CratiOns by william H. vars licaT = N'ol't'
C1ares Francis Adams Henry WdrI Beccicr and Robert C.
V!uiro the National ode y Bayarj Taylor, and Centennial
Uvpps and Songs ly Holmes Taylor Bryant, and whittier
Price. postpaid in pamphlet FORM, - ceI's
Address TIE TPIBUEE Ne9 YORK.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

6otels.

AT TNEW-FNGLAND HOTEL-LODGlNGS,
~ cents nightly mr rrnlgucu only 200 Right sep
ardc rooms. corner Bowery aud 'aFtd
HOTEL ST. STEPHENS, EleycuthSt., be
/ tween broadway aud University TliccN strictly hrst
ca,, family house and newly imuisicd very desirable
rOpufs. pflcoa very moderate.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
,CENT TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
HTXIFY IN AMFGICA, No. 3

vel9atia Reports ef all Prof. T. Il. HuTlcy's Public
Address III the United States al Buffalo, Nashville Ban-
more, and Ecw-York.
Prce, postpaid in sheet 1oIm 10 cents in pamphlet 20
cents
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
u0inlcr Resorts.

THE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau
1 Bahama Islands. now open. r. J. P0ErEh Proprietor.
Steamnrr leave York oct - and Nov. 20 For fu nn
nation. apply to JAMES LIDGERWOOD q Co.. .Js Broad
way, New Nork.
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
1nsirnttloH.
For Both sexes-CormtrY.

DEV. f. w. MEANY and Mrs. L. Z. SHEAR''
III HOME SCHOOL yOrg persons ~ BON sexes IN de
cte health in Tallahassee Fla For aud circnars Hp
pcaou may BY above or 81 West lWeniy
sXthSt
GlDS PER YEAR-ROCKLAND COL
90 -,1 LEGE Eya0k " :. so send iOr Circular
Miscellaneous.
4 MER. SCHOOL INST Is reliable Ed-
"a uoafona gency Cf 20 years Successful experience
m reprencntug Teachers oi known gbiy 10 families and
schools every grde Bulletin Of candidates Tor Autumn
session now in preparation Explanatory circulars oT stump
j. ". sCHEKMEiHOItN, 4. NJ, Actnay IA tUud a., Nc"-
York.
KINDERG ARTEN MATERIAL.-An asSOrt
IA luenf o new and secondhand KudTg material in
good order for sale cheap dId particulars address
PRIECIPAI, l4j East 27tl-si., city.
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Ocean Steamers.
BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC NAH
STEAMSHIP LINES.

DANAAIA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC NAIL
STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA, AUST 49,
NEMZEAlANU BRITISH tDil AtbIA. oHLviN' 49,
sailing llun ricr 80, North NttI. ....,,
For SAN FRANCISCO Via I~lu.llN ot IANSSi'
SteamsinD ACAPULCO Tt E~pAN, Nc. n, ,.
Connocilng ior Central American ami -ng'A laS,' i'N
FROM SAN FRANCISCO toJAPAN ana thtN
SttuIn-.iip CITY OF TOXIC, WENN t0llA D. -.'' "ara
From san Francisco 10 sandwich isiAnIs Ai'a'l@-" -
Ncw-/calliid.
steamship CITY or sYDNFT, Noy. :
For c!t on passage, apply 10 ..,.,. =, s,vt
WM. =. CLYDE a. Co., of 70 u. }. - 't., - Ia
Bowlnc.eretn. Pier -, y r.. foni ol I'illf's
CTATE LINE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool, l,uD.
- lin. Belfast sId Londonderry. These hIsics'' '' .
cred steamers vii, Sul iluh ~ ID
lior ~. NORTH RiyVr--tOnt Ot Canal ~, y f' ,., d
STATE OF NEVADA
STA T. or INDIAN -l i. ~
STATE or GE0ktlA li-' ~ B
STATE Oh PLNNSALNAN IA ..---..-.-.l ll- .'l s,n
And alternate TtI O. RSDAl~ ther1ftC tll-i oar ,sfs
SO $40 according tn accommodation f.oi'n ser
$40 Sl25. second Cahia, rlJ Return tickets s2v '
ago "a lowest rates. Apply tO w
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co, Agents. ~ i,r01dn f' - y ,el
sTFEItAGE PASSAGE ~ No. ~ BroadNay ai' -
pauys Pier foot OF Caual.st.. \. 4.
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Ruscelldneons

u. :. Stammering InStitute-Dr. White,
"A. Az 4thavc Abundant reIences No paw until cured
nELMONICO'S REM0NAL.-L. DELMON-
IL ICO wi remove from 5thavc and llts 20 Broadway
5thnyc and 2Gthst Giadis,n ,uarel, MONDAY, sept II
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
Ncw l3nhliralions.
LIAY AGNES FLEMING's NEW NOVEL.

NAY AGNES FLEMING NEW NOVEL, ,'-,'.l.l.,..
Ready this week. KATE DANToN' an intensely inerfs1 @
nov novel hy Nav Agnes Fleming authO q Guy i''A'
~ q. ". CARLETON & Co, Publishers.
~ DRETTY AS A PICTURE Aimee great
II song. 4Oc.; sweet By&hi 1l sohs; ~, ~. ,d leyi
ss ss All & soc: "Thy Name, Alorts latest iiW q, & Uss'
sonr BOO: Album Leaf wagner 5oc NeIUlCte " '@'
Ftfsis, 75c DITsON d CO., III BROADWAY
XTTANTED-Tol. |. of the MEMOIRS OF ). z.
w ADAMS The fu retail price will be paid by the puD'
h'A'fS' JB LIPPINCoTT& 4 Co. Philadelphia.
ELORIDA.- = Complete history, large map
I rCt'iIcs Orange Groves. AL IN FLORIDA NEW
YOEBI.R - PsTkrGw 10 cents.
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Geacbcrs.

Qeacbcrs.
ALI, wanting TEACHERS. Schools. or Pupils,
"a address "Aier Educational Union H3'dNNi -
An EXPERIENCED classical and mathe-
~ macal teacher desires private pupils Pre- ares iG 19
lego irhcst city r,erencc Address DUSilth, bon 10
Trbamc Uptown Othco, Los hr"au"Sy. ----
+" 4 MEXICAN School Institute 1850, in
- dorsed by hglest ciucGtiona aotaGles, slppl'r'
cuq1s ini stamp J. W sCHERMEhHptN, - Bondsi.
A GENTLEMAN of undoubtcd ability and
~ eyteudrd experience, eaiuaie oi bi iln'EJh VUi!,I
Ie.: Testimonials Ad,rcss 4. H., TEACHES AGFNCn'
1907 Cne>tnuist. Philadelphia.
A LADY, prepared to furnish undouhtetd
~ tcanonals aesre" 70 'caSa ] 5 dion m iiiyaie
family or as coppqIi0n t. laly Address =. T., TEACH
IEi,s AGENCY 1,o7 Chcstnui-st., Ihh,dciprn.
EROEBEL'- TRUE klNDERGARIEN, Sl )
TIN TAUGHT by tccyler a. rAp,r',nc,j WIN wi"' d
teachers reasonable reference TO present Tal- MI
dress TI:AC EIl or KINDEEGAErEN, i1ibuno Uptown
Office LIS BloHay'ay
OVERNESS.-DesiYe ,. position ~ Daily
able ioieicuccs AdGirSo by ctte l. W 80 1thaye, Art
Gal,T'.
MRS. ANNA RANDALL-DIEHL gives mi-
We yajc and ciaF, LESSONS in READING ana hl'A'
MAIIC ACTION It 30 Union square.
UEOF. WILLIAM !. MENUS has few
hours yet H.reruu,l which hr desires an enraft
mcut. Address him. care OF !. H. NL\ijS's- bfo'h""''
PoN ONCE BN ljI
NOUNG MEN prepared in MATHEMATICS
hoo, Iiff ritiqt uothc 0r single entry. Terms moderate
Address i. g.. ratc Of q. =. Let Er''d"'|
Oh WEEKLY for French. Spanish, md Ger
80 man private lrss1uf. touF'r-atoh rnai"Irtl ~
F--0I ~ Brriy.4y hr acon iist .nd .2I-,ts. Books
pamphlets &c, tr.'sItrti
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
Danuna Atahrmir5.

LIEN DODWORTH's DANCING SCHOOL,
"a REMOVED TO No. 6Sl FlFTH.A\E.
NOW OPEE FOR THE RECEPTION OF PUPlIS'
Fol particulars send for Circular
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
finc GrIs
VHE MEssRs. LEAYITT, Auctionecrs.
lNi Nf
PAIN fNf,S

THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS oct 20 and y,
without limit protection Of Lnd WhairYrr rs per cata
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAllA,r,rerisi
gti' the Lane holif~ u
oy Lieut.. Maury, l.. y, going south ot tho BANS 0
passage 20 QueeIsEoWn. all the wear rOund.
ADRIArIC 81 TT EBAY, Oct. 26, ~ lttO p M,
BRTVANNiC ,~ATU EDAY, Nov. H. at l;'o p 'h'
GEEAIANIC SATURDAY. Nov. Pa noou'
CELTIC, SATURDAY, D.c ., $50 a. m. "a 81,
BRITANNIC SATURDAY Dec. lt, at oioO " ~ aTa
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NV'
RIVER. ..-..d m ap-
pOntments Saloon StaerOCns, ShiuAlhs ~ s,cfon
Rooms placed amidshps, where the neise to anAs
tainabe -, ~. ,yctets
favorable terms Steoraee SIS -. ..t, Al the
For in-pecuon OF plans aud other ml1iihteoh, @PPv
Company 8 omees NO. % Di'A1""'' X j. CoRTIs Agent
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For YOUNG Ladies-Couutry.

A SELECT SCHOOL for YOGNG LADIES
~ ard LITTLE IN fio,e seci'ny tr' c.1.s ei,o1l
beautifully -lo. distance from NCs Nor city. or4
comforts thorough English cours', rc1oT advantage. inI
and the Laugusr, adi1 G.. li j. o. I-p1 20!f ~
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
Dodyo GH0 Rooms.

90 GHFFNWiCH-kNF.- Large ROOMS,
80 WITH il 10 u,i aud iIr hOu .htriHT aru lnnf
boar.tr. fahsL, terh.s iaIutitt.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-23
gusiruCtloH.
For Boys and Young Een-City.

For Boys and Young Aen-Clty.
A CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
n Private instruction. THO0. E ASH ld5 West 4O,i-s
ANTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 252 Mad
"a sar ave- between .Sth and 3gtASs school hours 800
a m TO $50 p Ihe rte O.. ti iDI have been leiiceH
A CLASS FOR BOYS-The dcHcu Of this
N class Is 20 taroJer pre- pate 81 oto our best COLLEGES
nunrCr purii limited O. l.. D..
f.fara- IL. U. Harvard University, inCltre
HCrseas- .nr 1ii.u .siI.n,
Far cisc,!af- girIv 10 aRIUCR 4. CUTLER A. cl'ss
ROOMS. 30. -l3 ~.Nt.-avc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09

Thirty wears ago the Rubber Porous
Plasicfs superseded all other plastrrs.
and To Il degree. linlmcnts and other eN-
, ternal remedies. Since then il has held
its prominence. until recently, when the
old rubber compound has been greatly
improved in iicnson's Capcinc Porous
Plaster. in varioGs ways.
First, BY so treating the rubber that
II contains more electricity than form
crly.
Second. by The addition of cnpcinc, a
powerful Siimulant. which causes the
plaster to act immediately and greatly
increases its efficacy and Usefulness.
making II the best remedy known for
colds. rheumatism. lamcncSs or the back
and muscles. kidney complaint. etc
The manufacturers ara pleased To hear
that there is Il large class OF conscientious
druggists. who. having become CON
WINGED of the great merit of Bcnson's
Capcinc Plaster, unhcsitatingly recon-
mend 1t to the public. Of such are T..
Drchcr. Newark. \. j.: Charlc,
.lltham aud VI. NJ. Cook. Brook.
lyn, ". Y: Sommcr. I.inds ~
CO., Quincy. Ills. I; Robert Powers,
Richmond. Va: T.. J. llar,c. New or
leans. La, Guilick y Berry. Tcrrc llau,c
Ind, who say "the results from the
sales oi licnson's tapcinc Plaster. here
(Gcrrc llaute) has convinced u, that IL
Is TAR superior 10 ordinary Porous pR,-
ter. and W. +. Weber, Sprinvii. /.
Mass. who says, "thcy seem To constitute
an advertising medium of themselves
when introduced. Send me four gro.,
Immediately
The manufactures. also regret Ia learn
That druggists. in some Instances. acting
from pccuniary motives. rs though The
retail price oi Brnsou'> Clpriur i, the
same Is ordinary Porou, ph,tcrs, the
cost TO them is somewhat higher. have
used their Influence 10 persuade cu>to-
mer> who ask for Benson, Capriur to
substitute some other article Tor them.
he sure You get Bru.ou'S tapcinc
and no other article for them. BE sure
You get Bcnsou'> CapciHc aud no other
Price. % cents.
Seabury Il johnson. Pharmaceutical
Chemists. y. \. To be obtained. for
TWENTY-FIVE cent, at Barclay Bros. Cairo.
Illinois. 2-iJ-lm dNw-GB
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09
PARAGRAPHS.

There were found IN n chest nj Eliza
beth. y. j., The other day. which ha'I
not been oprucd for halt century. about
5000 ia Colonial and Continental money.
deeds Of land in list r county. New
York. the documents being one hundred
aud fifty years old. letter. from Conli-
MENTAL soldiers before and after the cvac-
ua,ion ofNcw York. and other papers of
historical value.
The engineer ola train OF cars APP
proaching Alfred. Maine several days ago.
saw a Newfoundland dog on the track.
and tried to ifighten him of bv sounding
his whistle 4, The dog did not move hc
stopped the train. and then found that iust
around he curve close 10y WAS an oN-,cam
lat tn Tia, tract.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09
A SPECIALITY.

Tie ErLtrriN printing
Efi Se,N establishment makes /.
49, a.. speciality IL ni'l Heals.
Note II,il., Letter Heads
Statements. ,aris, tic. iooL q; these price,
small. size t.il .,.- per 60 .............. s. cs
Medium size bin heals, r,r thousand ........ 3 =
81 oU fourteen t.nd paper, Carlisle mills
rlicl Two cents Itr pound higher than rapcI
u.p,i 10y any Other ol,,-lu,t-l 20 order at thr
uiil- t-I ccia'ly & THE office.
Statements. CaIlysc, IcI Iu,O..... .......s3 u'
Letter Heads tarly.lc lor i"o ............... ~
Npic ii,s,ds, uaIiy,,r, per loto. . u1
Ni,ii.a-caui- per .1r sage .... 'ic
Bg-iuc. cards. NJ. ply Bristol hoarj
l"I lfI ............ - % To- q"
Busiue.- cards. No ] blank, l'or ii-F ...... 8 ~
Quir'yr--h.c;, half sheet, iull-sh.ci aul three
sholi posters, and e ,!op9l work below Il loui.
prices
Pamphlet. Book Work anl Price Lists made
u specially.
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Snprrs bonHDiy, tEc best susfainc
Horh Of the Kind ia the world"
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ton Globe,
The character which ths Mngbzin pos
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and literary culture that l,s- Kept pace with,
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the days OF its .-liioohlya Eagle.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09

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| co,nm,,,Iin,, nosi,;o" ~. ,,,a ''o "au -,
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,,"si,;a, ' ~ Iii 1911. nj, aaacc VI
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rnaJ rsrIrr. a humber 81 H., ,, 49,,
ao 10, tn,d IL; , ,i, y, w. ,iio,t import
a"n,'rain,, 10 az. H. " ' No., n''.ssippi
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aro ,,o 60, iiLn io "s '.o,' p nne noi'n
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,rn,ni,. ey,rs,nc ror,harn an,I u 81 anl.o,
&c. .o,,,h'yn iimi,s anJ IL ~, 'oi VI
eyiouJs into MI tIo ,,r..:, nn,,,,,',,,
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enmsi oyt"n,i5,a, g., ~ '"u III.
Vincs,,res in ,hs sat- ~ H.. ~! W
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muni"ation. viii ~, Ta.,crn ill., I'm, ',
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direct railroad comnmnicntiop wi,h ~
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,alro has moral, Intelligent. liberal and
eHt, Iptlsihg population Of about II. OOO-hos
superior system Of public schools, which
MN MIN otnefs conducted by private enter,
Naht;'g possessed of wcll.cs,IJ;l '',
snnrtht, OF nearly every Denomination
mis pune ana private buildings Of a ,un,.
10 r,GI SuasHcter-hn . climate, which for ,a-
'uurily ana henlthlul influences cauno. bc
snnipHss"d-has "a wcll-rcgulnted and cf.
, mcioh' municipal organization, its street,
rRm'c,' WIN sas, and other metropolitan al.
',,', 49, mn',h make II highly dcsr,hle
o' permanent rrsitirbrr. '''''
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09

This city, a, l. well known, is situated At
The confluence OF the ohio and Mississippi
iNtIN' AZ Tue hcad "l uninterrupted haNita A.
ton ola the Mississippi, being below oh.
siructiOns 10y lee IN the winter and low
water in summer. and tlus has u clear and
open river communication at all times over
the Mississippi and ITS tributaries, with all
the country south. To the Gulf OF Mex Ca
and the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo has also the
same character ui communication with all
The country north over the streams flowing
10y IL, when Those streams are not inn,yi.
gable bS ira'un 81 ice or low water.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-03-09

As manufacturing location the position
OF Cairo is not less important. Thn .ru1c
materials Of every description, which CON-
stitute the elements OF manufactured artI.
cles, abound on every SIDE, iron ore. coal.
OF superior quality, and timber of every
character, more than others, being easily
anu cheaply accessible, and the rich arrI.
cultural region OF the immediate neigh6or-
rendered tributary to it by river ana rail.
iurnl'h supplies oi tue Leccs sarics of life in
such abundance ~ torenier living cycent.
ionally cheap When the manuiartu, d Ali.
clcs are produced, the faciitie, fo ,.hran
dl'li ibuiion by river and rail are not
equallcd.
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It, central location in the gree. Valley OF
the Mississippi, and the great wealth offiver
ana railroad communication, give, 10 Cairo
unsurpassed advantages as commercial
point, a. it affords to her easy and cheap ac.
cess to all the grain producing districts OF
the North and West, and ,imi lar acces. TO ali
the agricultural produce consumers Of the
south, thus presenting the best location in
the Weston an Interchange Of the respect.
i've northern anc southern commodities and
productions.
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Why will you suffer

mnii M, SrEsin-. Tin Joints. Swrliing-. Barns,
~cald- ur Veal Back, when the Ccntaur Iini-
h''ni affords certain I'i,r Many articles sooth
pam 10 a certain extent. bat tentaur Liniment
cure. The White l.luu ut b. for the human
FAMILY, the yellow Imminent IL ior horses and
AuiuiIls. (J-I-2i-litw.
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Ten years ago NIes'r.. Geo. a. Ruwoll \ Go
established their ADVERT iug agency in Sew
York 'ty. Five years agp they ab.or,,rl ~,
business conducted 10y. Sir John Hooper
who was the first to 20 into this Mind 81 enter
prise. Now they have the .al;s faction 81 con.
trolling The most extensive and complete adv,r.
tisins junction which has ever been secured.
AMI one which would be hardly %, Die in an,
tier country bm thi- They have succeeded fu
working down complies bu-in, into .o
Thoroughly "a sy-tcuaiic method tina np change
IN the now paper y-tcm OF America can osaaIr
notice, while the widest information upDn all
topics interesting 10 a,lvcrtiscr.i placed r!.i,
at the disposal oil the public.
NEW YORK TIMES J.n,lLI,75
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Cross and sickly children

DE- mai" h's'llh} and -irnng ~ regulating their
-'"Intsh- an how'd. with ,nstnrin n H. n,',,.
'i''ii'r ti'ah 't.,"r Oh and T. ~ pleasant 10
itNc '- honey For Nind collie sour stomach,
:" 'iIn' AMI ,",tiNrio~s, there Is nothing in cN-
l trHcr equal - ,t-tUIiL
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DIR. WHITTIER,
6i7 st. Charles street, ST. Louis, Mo.

n nnf1lnP 4 itrsay and yaditai cure
kuDVH4kJ1r REplny< or he,Hi1, in
Hill IMNI JeHsg or cd, TEarasis1a III
tsOu = rae JnfIos 1fiGe6 Of !rsa..
,rfrs Il tohde.rse, noIes. CsNes o. uyiif 10
DR.. Judson.7os CiSHgH. S.ysrs. 81. kS1is, 5.e.
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CAIRO.
ILr.INoIS.

The Trustees of the Cairo City
Property desire Ia call public attention
10 the merits at their property, compris.
ing a considerable portion of the city oi
Cairo. in AlcXlml.r County, In the late
of Illinois. end lmuIs Immediately ada.
cent thereto.
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y ". DuNNINe, n. D.

1siDkHCk Corner Ninth ind wa,pu
OFFICE: Corner Sixth street and ohioIev..
OFFICE HOURS; Fromssn. IAN, and
M pm.
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FOURTEEN HOURS EACH WAY
AND ALL DAYLIGHT RUNS.
s.:s.l IMs.;: E.:lss. !.:.;:'

Making close connections Ia amt from all
points East and Sorlh, at indianapolis and Gin
c:lnati, and To and from all points south and
West Of Cairo by mil and river
NOuSU cry ACCuhNuD ATIuS
The Mound City Accommodation runs Wei
nesday AMI Saturday.
Leaves Cairo. ...............ll =. AMI fnr m
Leaves Mount ity -........... az aua ',r -. m
n. B. GOODRICH, II. J.. MORRILL,,
Gc1' Ticket Ag'i General Sup't
Erfor information relative 10 rates and con-
ncctions, apply b. JAMES BlCG>,
Ticket Agent
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pnvsusIAss.
R. SIXTH, N. d.

AIs.DhNCE' No. q Thirteenth stree, be
tween Washington avenue and Walnut street.
csFicE; North side Of Eighth street be-
tween Commercial and Washington avenue.
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CAIRO & ST. louis r. R.