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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-16

pain, subdue sweliings, heal burns, and will cure
muscle slinsnt The White Wrapper is for
family use. the Yellow WHpper for anhnals,
a list Of the ingrsiiants ssse coAtainei around
each bottle - They ase cheap, sreeay and Ger
h.Ss
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CITY NEWS.
DECEMBER 10. 1875


Splendid. '.E
The stock OF jewelry of every descrip-
ton to be found at Buder Brothers. Is
simply magnificent, and they are selling
at bottom prices. iheir stock cannot he
surpassed. Call and examine. SIT
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-16

LYONS KATHAIRoN makes beautiful.
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its fall
ing out or turning gray. 1t has stood
the test of 40 years. ls charmingly per-
fumed aid has no rival.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-16

Remember the sale of the 80
acre farm near Villa Ridge in Pu.
laski County, that takes place al
Mound City ct l o'clock, p. m, al
the Court House, Saturday, Dec
10th. 1t is q good farm-will be
sold cheap. The sale is positive,
and will be made by the Master
in Chancery. 1t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-16

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion removes
freckles, tan and sallowness makes the
skin soft, white AMI delicate. Its appli-
cation cannot be detected. a,I
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HATES OF ApvERrIssSa.

l.-- = =
tfAn bills for advertising. are due and pay
able IN ADVANCE
Transient advertising will be inserted At the
rate Of 81 10 per square for the first insertion
and 81 c-nts for each subsequent one liberal
discount will be made on standing and displ
advertisements -
For inserting Funeral notice u % Notice OF
meeting of societies or secret orders 80 cents for
each Insertion
Church, Society. Festival and supper notices
will only lie inserted Ne advertisements
No advertisement will be received at less than
o. osnts. and no Advertisement will be inserted
for less than three dollars PER month
----
LOCAL BUsINEss NOTICES
OF one square Is lines space) or more. in
serted in the BULLETIN as follows: (Less
than one square counted az a square.)
One insertion per quare........-."..S 90
Two Insertions per square............. 70
Three insertions per square............. | 90
Six insertions per square. l 20
Two weeks per quare..........."...."2 5o
One month per square.-""-..-".... 90
Special rates made on large advertise
ments or for longer time,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-16

Sold at the very lowest market prices at
the rectifying house Of Moresoek a
Schultz, 20 Ohio leyee. under the ex-
press office. +14 i''''d Nov20-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-16

The certain, speedy and A...l..
remedy for children, 10 Pischsr's Castoria. n IL
- pleasant to taks - Aonsy ard - caE,siA N IL
e0scta - Castor OH. For Wild Culic, Worms
eosr Stomach, aaA DisoEdsrs1 Bowels. tAsce b
nothinG like Castoria.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-16

Bill Heads and Monthly Statements, pink
and y elbow, at the BULLETIN office. II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-16

JAMES WAIsOS,
Sergeant. Signal Service, v s. A.
pO1t Hist. ar.
ARRIVED.
steamer James Fisk. Patlicah.
"f pc DEPARTED.
Steamer James Fisk, Paducah. at.a
RIVER AND WEATHER.
There Is little to note In river affairs.
Business Is quiet and duh. The tall ia
the river yesterday was about three
inches. The weather was much colder
than for several days previous. and the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-16
RIVER NEWS.

WAN DKPARtAKNr. RIvEn EKror,
Dee. II. $50.
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THE PAHDoxINa POWER.

'sCittzen.' Has 0emethtng 70 Say en-
the 0uhject-An AsserttOn that the
Man Aiken Never Left the City-TOO
f1eo Use Of the PaP0ontug Power
and its Effect ON she Police Force.
C.rnn Ty nao 1919
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Four Oenls
FARM SALE.

Fifty cents, at Winters Gallery,
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WINTER AND STEWARDS

Furniture, glass and queensware and
other articles too numerous to mention.
Mrs ). Williamson, mllliner CONNER
cial avenue, opposite Schnh's drug store,
has Just received a new stock of feathers
and flowers, which she has marked down
to the very lowest figures. This is the
best and cheapest lot of millinery goods
ever offered to the ladies of Cairo. She
invites all examination Of her goods.
l2-tf
+. G. Lester, st. Louis; VIM.
SpOOner, Geo. Wagner, .Centralia; Glenn
Gray, Defiance, Ohio; Z. A. Beck, I'LL
nOis Central Railroad w. n. johnson,
Dixon, Illinois S. G. RaymOn, Chicago;
ii. NJ. Port, Shawneetown; &. Ludlow,
Cincinnati; ID. f. Morgan, Greenyille -,
Illinois; +. f. Robinson, Cincinnati and
Lie. Wright Mayiield. Kentucky, were
registered AT the st. Charles yesterday.
An ingenious Brooklyn inventor has
discovered a process for throwing letters
OF fire upon the clouds Oh dark night,
to be used for signalling, tor advertising
and other purposes. What superb eff
feet would be produced by projecting on
the feecy clouds the glowing words, so
familiar TO every household: "B. L. Bah
bits Best Soap"
We cut its head of and spoilt it.
That is the item that appeared in yester.
day mornings BULLETIN. The item was
headed, "Pat Fitzgerald's New Baby"
but the name "Fitzgerald' appeared
nowhere else in the item. Having abol-
ished the system OF headlines, we ever.
lastingly knocked the meaning out OF
the item. Pat undoubtedly understood
it, but nobody else did.
For oysters, the best, most luscious,
biggest and latest, go to Sproat's, corner
of Twelfth street and Ohio levee. A
fresh supply has just been received
For epicures he has the celebrated
Southern oyster, which is the best ever
brought to this market. Go to SprOat's
for your fish; saltwater fish, red snap.
per, red fish and sheep head always on
hand.
The agent in this city for the Mem
phis packet company complains that in
reierring to the civil rights suit now
pending in the United States circuit
court against one OF the boats of that line,
We did not do the officers of the boat JUS
tice. lie says that when Mrs. ,BrittOn
applied for passage she was told that all
the state-rooms were engaged, end that
the only accommodation they could give
her was in the nursery, which is Oh the
cabin floor, and sold her ticket with
that understanding, giving her re-
duciion on the price of the ticket, AZ
forwards Mrs. BrittOn demanded state
room, which vas refused her.
Several days ago an old gentleman
living in Missouri, and not great ways
from this city. applied to leading mer-
chant Of Cair' tor the loan Of money
enough to take aim 10 Cincinnati and re-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-16

Probate court will convene on Mon
day morning, when the Harman-Reeve
contested election case will come up.
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e. go = -
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-16

JAMES WAIsON,
Sergeant. Signal Service, y :. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27

SUPERB STAGE EFFEcTs.
THIRD rHE norxI PALACE from tn. bank. Of
?lHhs y s HG2St!sl GO R RoiHE
Introduction OF the GRAND ITALIAN RAIL-
WEEK G Ga Tsafs %G s:ss DS1Hs1zr IS
TIE rEAs, s SE A.! ..,. IN THE
y,
OF THE impressive stage representation ever wit
messed.
end
Rising Of tho TnbleAu Curtain upon Telbn's
TRIUMPH "'sn'1 Hns D RUINS OF MSEvxu.
or tn. GRAND ITALIAN BA LET arc tho renowned
s % Of q.
Carlo, Naples, and Scala. Milan
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA oPERAr1o CHORUS
l .1 81 &! Ss9 &. s'ss... hotel s's
Il MA n MANLEy HAkr
DECIDED TRIUMPH
nAnn1d rs ''i HSD HART.
First appearance 81, %s season * % 81
who will introduce Of the musical treats
'': Tns = T iSs Hsr as6t Rcss on
LAzELLE AND MAFrIrr
the wonderful 0ymnass and Acrobats.
The new. original Irish Sketch.
SONS OF rkMiPEKAScE.
BY Edward Harrigan. Music by Dave Brahsm.
Philip PHI McGovern................ Edward usrrigan
Brilliant 4S sSs'pssT and s Sp of
who will n. ss1sssi2F women" Peggy and
euILrKR saa ao6h Ms!Iy 's sweet slumbe."
"wm your Won't Yoa~ in hi. Bulge. Of Fus.
Billy cAEThE. "A Day 6s on c.asy i.isad."
o.. P DGTS N n n RsA'sii
By EDWARD HARRIGAN,
s the @' S%SMorm
Dave Braham's oxccllen, Orchestra.
Every evening Wednesday and saturds, Matinee
KSEE tENsS orHhA HaHsE a asS :. E.
kkiy kE9Ss MSsTksL %ss"qss
SEEES Es%Ss s!Ss!ssts 1 ssss in.s:s.si s.;'
k kEttFF E E xISsHEk Tho .'' Cha Mn "
SIN DAN G six 5AS OF Sept. s'''''
WOODS MUSEUM - WOODS
W Every evening aud v WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
The AIKEN sSI Si e TIMING GOOSE and
@ xrETM sIR GSRfxs sGd FRIDAY
in TTn ses "MSI,. H5sy''
vWWAANS,TED-so LADIES FOR BALLET. APPLY ON
SSS
GRAND RhorENINd. MONDAY, AUGUST 2s, 1875
- THE GREAT QUINTET
rcHXs. sTEvESs. Alto snet a., srpsarsn s; '''''
'fs CARL r HTDo aa siSSkDo
II EA fAa tsf n coSssI ntSI"'''-
iGsTaS -a' . %ST ahs App H HsSASs
Seats secured Matinee saturday az
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
w Fer ,he frs, line. lime in AmsrieA
Ne" kAsFsH"'n''
%n %' H sSf s' FsrrEs fiIsi'a
n n + j. l rssT::sf'
u,r,r.,. Nh, H1' naan Director Direct O. c"ribcrs
ALFRED JOEL. a47 East 18th st.
NEW PARK NOVELTY THEATRE.
Also olympic Sovsi,y facail. New YorsJ
cSs Siss o fiSsis 9 S aIS:Sr
an" sfA pG'' xo SeRPII'Tirf Teo q iis
=, .nn,v THE GREAT lIkRNANN,,
, 81 RiEiLy. g yfsSI fo hNunt FISH,
hSgiss SSs fsTEns 1 h5FItf s. iS SRRLv
5X kSEsf T1sH GIBSON ssSsS SS %saiir
nArlskfs y RESS HEs5kA sss s sHFrnp.y
Admss.cn. 3S 80 and 90 cents
,irnnd Opening Night rRiXY september l. a, T. E.
Flciows Opera MARTHA
Fn, sDpeasnco Il his city ne ysuns Msscsp pr"a
'' ncsnsd eon;fal,o M "ns cE%E% rkai '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27

BOOTHS THEATRE OVER AT II.
ID JARRETT 4 PALMER. .Lessces aud Managers
THE GLORY OF THE STAGEi
EVERY NIGHT ate SATURDAY MATINEE 1t ! 40
THIRD WEEK OF TIE TRIUMPHANT
production under the direction Of the dlstu-
guished dramatic scholar. Mr.. CHARLES CALVERT. Of
LORD BYKONS EXQUISITE ROMANTIC PLAY.
SARDANAPALUS.
given with marvellous features md unparalleled
MIR f. G. BANGS. .SA RDANAPALCS
AGNES BOOTH ......... .as................. NYRRHA
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500. MONSTER PROGRAMME 500
The magnificent and varied entertninue svcr Of
fered to tho public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27

NOR SALE VERY Iowa FULL SIZED FOUR STORY
brown front House in fortyeichth 9TH
lv.. Columbia College leasehod Inquire of OGDEN 4
CLARK, Broadway, corner l7th 81.
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DOR SALE CHEAP-ONE OR FOUR ELEGANTLY
cabinet finished three story Houses Madison he
S2d and I33d IL minutes by from AID st
,n hour by boat to foot Of Beekman ST. Apply TO SHAW,
srand Union Hotel
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Mr.. SOTHERNS ENGAGEMENT cannot possibly bs
prolonged, and his FARkw ELL WEEK will include iew
of HOME In which he will appear for tho
first time in this city in his ORIGINAL CHARACTER.
acted for HUNDkEUS NIGHTS in LOndo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27

nor SALE-S3DOOo-A VERY DESIRABLE -FOUR
brown House. between 9th and 6h avs 20
wide; large number of others in all locations
A. BELIAMI, No $ Pine ST.
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AMUSHMHHTA.

P44ss||ssE!43ss EE44ssEEEs!!!!EEs -. Az AZ
iii 81 tx rA,. -.:l ending Sept
IN g.. redho bill and cooest theatre IN New YoIs
10 s'ss 1 .ns rs sne s"s ssgssa
". ,s'',' DILL 'ISCs;iF .,,1
:. .~s... :, =. T%h1EAux yIvAs GkDs' 'a ....
Iscs on Tx q fs'' BRAIN issis';'''' 'N''''
sArAN's " ExpuK.
produced under tho direction OF Harry Sprggs, with new
T aH1kEls HasSs H. Ar Lo4SR d ha17H
x,,rox ,mok sSccKs S %fsTS Ss'A oA~. ,
MILTON nHoTH Henry srsI sSssAs BROTHERS.
Minnie Hall. Minnie Farrell.
Alice Girard, Alice sh eppsrd.
yS: csTss ks.s sn%as: 4T ssy
WALLACK's. MIGHTY DOLLAR.
FOURTEENTH WEEK. FOURTH MONTH";
Of tho successful engagement Of
M and Mrs. W. J. YLoRENcE,
EVERY r vhS III! 'DH Tafs WEEK
SATURDAY 'o MATINEE.
Hon ' sXEDwE i.f"" sGo II 'A'
Mrs aExKR sha crLrLonY.
INC ' %IGiiTH "f DSHL sI&''' OF 'A'
Issth to ls4ih time in this CITY,
ETH AVENUE THEATRE. BROADWAY AND 2sTH ST,
- Proprietor and Manager. Mr. AU0UsTIS DAILY
LAST IL NIGHTS or
sss 600 rrErrr 4 EEEEs anR SSSx \
:. ! ! II
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mon LIFE IN WAsHISorox.
The swell Ladies' and their Goracous Gemr
~ ON ire Home Journal

Rom ire Home Journal
AZ the Presidents reception and ct other
places during the week perfect Golconda Of
the precious gems, and ship losd OF the richest
silks, velveta. and laces have been unfolded TO
our view. Among the diamonds worthy especial
notice those OF Mrs. Justice Miller have been al
ready mentioned. For several seasons she had
the Rratilcation OF knowing that she possessed
the finest diamonds Of any American lady In
Washington society, with the execution possibly
OF Mrs. Fish, who never wears n great number at
ono time. Mrs. Bridges, the beautiful young
vile OF the Pennsylvants millionaire, who was In
Washington last winter, wore one OF the most
magnificent necklaces Of solitaire diamonds ever
with large solitaire earrings to match. Among
other OF our own ladies possessed OF these pre-
cious gems, large and rich enough to represent
fortune, are Mrs. John G. New OF Indiana, a
gentle, modest, and altogether charming lady
Madame Bouligny, one OF our flrst society ladle
as well as leader among our literat; Mrs.
ter Palmer OF Chicago, whose extreme beauty
needs no foreign aid OF ornament, but whose
extreme wealth must needs show Itself to the
word IN the richest OF gems. and vevets, and
lGces; Mrs. Ronalds OF Now York, whose dla-
monds are very noticeable; Madame Bergman,
Madame the Baroness dc Overlook daughter Of
Mira. Dahlgren,and Madame He9erman,t the lovely
American bride OF the Danish Minister.
Among foreign ladies' Madame Borgcs wears =
magnificent bouquet de corsage OF diamonds
and rubies, exceedingly beautiful, together with
earrings end necklaces OF the same priceless
stones. Madame Mantllla also wore exquisite
diamonds at the late Presidential levec, among
which IL a bouquet de corsage as delicate as ros-
samer. beaded with dew drops. Mrs. Ftsh's
aigrette for the hair. which she generally wears
at the foot OF her plumes, has tho same deli-
cate yet brilliant effect. Mrs. Gore Jones, Ma
dame Mariscal, Madame SAINT, Anna, Countess
Hoyos, and great many other ladies' seen IN
society during the season, are possessors OF
these lovely gems, which always look to the
writer like great dew drops petrinsd with the
sunlight in their bosoms.
Mrs. Grant has a set OF opals set round with
diamonds. These stones seem to have caught
the Hight Of the glowing Indian summer sunset
and to hold II Imprisoned In their depths
Mrs. Hallet kilbourne and Mrs. Lieutenant
Scott own valuable turduoises, purchased In
Rome, In which the waters of the blue Mediter-
ranean and the azure skies OF Italy seem con
centrated, while countless canoes of priceless
value ore seen upon the snowy necks OF many
other ladies' In WashingtOn.
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II was midnight. The young man had
farewelled himself out, and Enc had locked
the door and was untying her shoes, when her
mother came down stairs with bedquilt around
her, and said
wanted to creep up stairs without my hear
ing you, chr Didn't think knew II was AN hour
after midnight, did your"
The girl had no reply. and the mother con-
tinued
Did he propose this timer"
Wby-mOtherl" exclaimed the daughter.
You can why, mother all you want to, hut
don't l know that he has been coming here for
the last Year, Don't know that you've burned
up at least four tons OF coal counting around
herer
The girl got her sh oes on. and tho IN other stood
10 the stair door and asked:
. Emeline, have you got any grltr
guess So.
81 guess you haven't. Just wish that a Teller
with false toetb and mole on his chin would
come sparkling me. Do you know what would
happen, Emellnor'
mo"
well. I'll tell you. He'd come TO time In
sixty days or he'd Get out Of this mansion ike
goat jumping for sun1ower seeds"
Emeline went to bed TO reflect over II.
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SURPRISING 4 REVIEW.
The sons Of the COmte dc MontaIembert sue
Father Ilyacinthe.

IdrS Correspondence or he london Tines
The publication by Father IIyacInthe in
the Lausanne BNlioth'que ritrcIscHe of Comte
dc Montalomoerta spain and Liberty" has led
to legal proceedings by the Counts family, at
whose Instance all the copies of that review on
sale m Paris were ordered to be seized, The
SALE however, had teen 50 brisk that only two
copies Il is said, were found at the booksellers.
The publishers Of the review are, Of course,
but Father Hyacnlhe, being still a French
subject, an action has been Instituted against
him, which Is expected to come before
the Tribunal Of the Seine on the I'D
inst Father Hydcinthe states that Montale n
bert, on sending him proof Of the article, which
he had been induced TO withhold from pubiiol-
ton, expressly authorized him to issue 1t after
his death that on that event happening he had
Inquiries made OF the family and executors, and
counts pOsthumous works, but that tho lapse
OF several years having shown their resolution
to suppress II, ne felt II his right and duty to
s0nd II TO the press. On the other side 1t Is as
serted that on the remOnstrances, first bv the
Due DO Brogie and NJ. dc falloux, and next Of
MonsoiRneur Dupanloup, against his denunoia-
tlon OF the Spanish InquisitiOn, Montalembort
gave up the Idea Of publishing II, unless he lived
long enough to make all the necessary oorrec-
tons, and that IN his VIII he took special pre-
cautions against its publication.
The case Uses one OF the most interesting in
ternatonh literary questions. The French
courts have evidently no tight 10 forbid for
elgn magazine to continue publishing a work
winch II has begun and the rest Of which II has
promised 10 Its readers. On the other hand,
stantia damages, and the only object,
therefore, Of the action can be TO record
thelr protest against the publication. As,
however the family and memory Of Monta-
lembert have enlisted every sympathy here
against Father llyacinthe, IL may be foreseen
n g me court WIZ decide Ia favor OF the plain
ilns' ~ whlch case the work could not penetrate
into France, whilo circulating freely elsewhere.
80 that, owing TO the course taken by Monta-
author would UNDERGO the fate allotted 10 rsyo.
iutlonary works published abroad.
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crimina proceeding been taken against one Of the A.
legcd cOneprators except Tweed end lrgcrsonP VIM
hiss IngersOl been pardOned after being convicted
why arc all the others ot prosecuted ciVy nIu WY
Tess they have stolcnp Why is Tweed singled gu as
the only TO be pdrsucd to tho utmOft extreme ~
both civil and criminal process2 Let the plalntins
counsel these QucsttOua, aud u Gu, ptrap you
viii be able to form an opinion whether this Is hot
conspiracy against Tweed
MIR. David Dudley Field said that the liability
of Others than Tweed. and the real value Of the
work done for the city. pr01erly reduced the
cl i'm against him TO f1.25l 10 and, as to that
remainder Of the claim, he urged tho worthless
ncss OF the COMPLAINT on the TECHNICAL grounds
mentioned In his sons speech. lie said, " give
these points upon the case rs II now stands for
the Information Of the Court. We will proceed
to give evidence and upon all the evidence
when II L. IN We shall ask for a dismissal OF the
compl iint."
stephen IIalsey was the Hrst witness for tho
defence. lie testified that the amount OF coal
he furnished Ingcrsoll, which the latter fur
nished the city was t20OCO, whereas Ineersol
had said II was tl0OO, md for which he bad
charged the city $500.
jackson s. Schulz testified to the nssignment
made to hin by Keyser.
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RsuI Gslat,.

harm for sale, In Morris Co., N. j. containing 90
acres beautifully situated near Boonion, line OF
d., L. and W. H. r. Will be sold very cheap and easy
terms. Apply at room 49, 23a broadway.
Ok ACRE FARM. convenient 70 Newark. suit
sDsD able for gardening price, $1,000 rent, 1850
good buildings, fruit and water; several properties to
exchange. CURLEY, l2 Centre 81.
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Prom me CimmdrOn NJ NJ Ns,Os and Pre.s
An Oshkosh twin was in this city yester-
Gay, looking Tor his brother, who bad been miss
or two drinks II broke upon him tn az he himseli
wdsthe missing one and that his brother was al
home, milking At this point the police gave
up the search.
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from fhe Home Journal.
From Nice, we hear that the weekly
evening solrees OF Mrs. Richard Storrs Willis are
attended by the elite Of Nice, and rank among
the most brilliant Of the entertainments gwen
there.
Mrs Macvickar Is at homo on every Monda y
TO her friends. who gladly avail themselves OF
this permission To visit one 40 revered and ad-
mired as DIR. MacVickar Is by all who know MIN
xaI
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3mustmsnts.

hARRY HILLS VARIETIES THEATRE THIS
ArIEkhuOh ata O'Clock, and witness THE GREAT
WkEsILlNG CONTEST between ELLIS OF London
n1i HQMAkD 81 Long Island, for FIVE HUNDRED
DOLL MIS-, and likewise see tho art Of boxing as illus
aed oy many oIth most celebrated experts OF city
HOMEQPATulO Medical College Commence
mrnt, Ahsociation Hall. 23d Vt, and lth AV Thurs
gay evening, March 2. at O'clock. All are cordially
invited 70 attend.
RANyO, song and dance, jig aud clog dane ng taught
- Oy join boGAN' 100 Houston st., near Bowery
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AnmbsrGrlts.

TNHk Anniversary OF the dedication OF the Chaplin
re Sms SSsH 81 between heTnEton S9a 50 avs,
Rey. Drs. Armitsge, Burchard, Tying Lloyd Sabine,
snd Others music, &C. The public ARE cordially In
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Sablnas sIanRs.

EfHANKLlN SAVINGS BANK, corner 42d at.
II and 8th nv. Open daily 10 A. N. to r. NJ. and
Monday and Saturday evenings from to O'clock.
Interest beelns tue nrst OF eyery month. -
JAS. f. SMtTn. Scc'y JAS. +. CHAMBERLAIN, Pros.
SIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK.
- broadway and Aston place. Established 1858.
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%roposals.

THO CONTRACTORS.-E Engineers ONCE, room
u ~, Grand Central Depot. Fen. eS, lB7d.-Bea cd
Pfopocsas I9r erecting Grain Elevator for the New
the west side OF 12th Av between 0OIh aud 65 sta In
me Guy OF NeE f9ik viii DO Tecelyea at This oce I'M
vi X NJ. OF tho Slst day OF March. 1870 Plans and
speclncaiions may be seen, and blank proposals OBJ
famed, ~ this once on and after tue 4h day Of March.
CuAS. HILTON, Engineer.