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CENTAUR
TINEMEN'

one thing is now thoroughly established, Never
since man suffered and human agenCies aleuated
pain, has there been anything which went 50 lar as
pain annhlaIor and curative agent as me Ccntanr
Iinements. These LinementS have within the past
wear cured more cases OF Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Stiff joints, Csked Breasts, Swcilings, POISONOUS
Bites, Lame Animals, etc, than all OtheS remedgs
combined rs the name Of Ccntaur implies hali
horse and mailman, thehe name the Centaur Line
mcns are icr man and beast. But not The same
Eminent. The White Linment ia for man me
yellow for horses and animals. Herein this
iuuucnt, differs from other remedies although
some Of the ingredients are alike in each. lhcy
contain the weu-suOwn witch hazel. aTnPa, carbol-
&c rock OIL meftha and other powerful ingredients.
VIM. II IickoX, rector Of st. Johns church.
Wakefield, Clay county, Kansas, wutIs; MANY
years have been suffering from weak back, caused
from sprlin more than 40 years ego. | have not
found anything 70 relieve ne until commenced tie
u4e Of Centaur Linenent. | feel it my Christian
duty 10 inform you that BY its wonderful effects an
entirely relieved Of pain. January I'D, lhU..
Mcsssrs. j. Mcclure & Co., druggists, CinciH-
natl, o.. says:
''Ieains,ers pronounce the Yellow Centaur Lini-
ment superior to any thing ..hey have ever used.
We sell several dozen bottles every Ill Onth and the
ale is steadily Increasing.
These are only samples Of thousands upon thous-
ands OF similar testimonials reaching VS. every
month. All the extracts, cmbrOcations, salVea
and oiutmcnts n existence are not doing one TENN
the good which ii done BY these admirable Cen
tlur Iiniments, For frost bites, stngS, cuts, iteh.
salt rheuIn, etc, nothing is Ike The Centaur LIN
ment white wrapper. For spawn, ring bone,
horse the yellow Ceutaur I.niment is equally.
good. They are certain in their effects, they are
pleasant to use, they handy and they are cheap
No family should be without Ccntlur LintlnenS.
They are worth one hundred times their cost.
j. b. ROsE& CO., AGDey street, Ne" ! oFk'
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G.astoria

MOthers win have rest snd their babies may have
health, iflhey viii use Dr Pitchers Castona for
wind collie, worm. ieyerShness, sour mouth, Group or
stomache complaints. 1t Is entirely vegetable pre-
parator, and contains neither mineral morphine
nor alcohol. It Is as pleasant to take as honey
neither gags nor grips, and is superior to any
cy n existence.
Dr. l.. Dimoch, Of Dspon,, Ohio, says
81 am using Castoria in my practice with the
most 81 snal results, and ind il perfect substitute
for Castor Oil"
This Is what every one says. Many nurses ia
New York use the Clsloria. II is prepared by
Messrs. j. Rose Il Co.., successors to Samus
Pitcher, NJ.
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ExccutriN's Notice,

Estate o, Louis Blatteau, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
Executrix OF the last Win aud Testament
oil Louis Blatteau late ofthe County OF Alex
ander and State OF Illinois, deceased, here
by gives notice that she will appear before
the Court House in Cairo at the October
Term, on the 3rd, Monday In October next,
IT which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and request
ed TO attend for the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted TO
said Estate are requested 10 make immedl-
ate payment to tho undersigned.
Dated this gath day Of August, A. ID. 1877.
MARGARET BLATTEAO,
CIV Executrix.
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4 Repository or Fashion, Pl
and instruction
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.
land. Maine.

NOfILEt OF TIE THE7T'
FOR strictly household matters aud dress, HAIR
Ygn's BAZAAR 10 altogether the best thing pub
lished. 10 take il il "a matter OF economy. No
lady can afford to be without it, for the iniorha-
ton it gives will save her very much more money
than the subscription price, besiscs giving The
household an interea ting literary visitor. -t hi.
-ago journal.
H.RPER's Bazaar ia profusey illustrated. AMI
contains stories, poems, sketches, and ESSAYS OF
i most attractive character. lnits liter
lfy and artistic features, the bazaar Is unque5-
uonabIy the best journal Of its kind in the c1GA
Try. Saturday Evening Gazette b stOn.
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IuL L.iEArEei. A,u Difj2r. .......- 1900.
ICINE N Tile WORLD.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION ,Jaudlce,
ilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, De
ression Of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart
BAN, etc, etc.
This unriValed S0ulhern Remedy Is war
rautcd not 10 contain Il Particle OF Mercury,
or any Injurious substance, but Is
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BAD BREATH

Nothing ia so unpleasant, nothing 80 common
as bad breath, and in nearly every case II comes
from the stomach, and can be so easily correct
ed if you will take simmons Liver Regulator,
DO not neglect 30 sure remedy Tor this re-
pulsive dis order. II will also improve your
Apostle, complexion, and General Health
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SICK HEADACHE

This distressing allictiOn occurs most fire.
quently. HE disturbance Of the stoRach,
arising from imperlectly digested contents,
causes n severe pain in the head. acc ompaned
with disagreeaLle nausea, and this constitutes
what is popularity known US Sick Headache For
prompt relief
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o. THE MILD POWER 81
!; s;,c.a.gRESss &
NJ NJ L Ii VS.

il u M L IL K Il Y B '.I-t yr
It0MEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
r@, Al J. u general "a tor twenty yeaIs,
f.. ",S .riicre Dr6vca the m0Sf SAFE,
g" an, A'>sHJaECAE.s and EFFfCIENT
m'Hir res hnu'". IBey are lust what
q. . sS ., a." sl,s sayns tiM s.y n .sns
Snc",nc ~" wei, tried persc ipti0n Of
an c;si!aaa puysician. A..
apj Cnres. Cent,
! F'Nrrs, tongesL0U, lIlammations,
:. ''Jr. :. v urm Fever, Worm Coiic, "
.. e'rs .n5-t'0iic, Or Tcething of lnfants, q
u a"ricd, Il Children Of ADULTS, q
s'yscnfery, Gripping, Bilious Collie, q
:O.Cra-N 0rhh-, Vomiting, q
Z, ,u :hs, CClds, Bronchitis, 2.
Nmr"f- n, Iooihaehe Faceache,
iScIIaciicS, Sax IL HdaCht, Vertigo, q
70 by-p?nsiI Pillows stomach =. q
u -uy:Ittssp l, ,r Painful Periods, -. "
: N$h,,,S, too ptdfnse Periods. Is
]: srsttn IoGs a, Diticalt Breathing, y
il saj' .;Siieuni. Erysipclas, Eruptions. Is
I'd. Ervcr aud AgUp. Chill! Fever, Aunsa b
~ ,,:,atia,,,l:, mi SOL, or " cnk Eyes, 20
-. .ita.rb, E.n!e O. chrome, lnnnensa, o oS
ii. Nyh01J..Ig~i I,..-'l, violent coughs, ~
~ kstHf,is oppressed breathing, o
:! t.sr Esisc.. .rrc. irrdi ed hearing, %
., ~rr1f,,ia, ,idarled p'';.ni- 'ciiings, o'
u e.cn rral iicLatj. liusi,rI y, akness, oC
- ssreD4, ana scsrt' SccutiruS o.
81 sha- siaslir-s, ,igE.. - lro!i riding, D.
q. :,iGiicy.Dis't-e. " htti =, o.
q Neryar. ss-uilt,, Vital Weakness, o.
q, .,1Pe Mouth, oa.Sei o.
:, ,rjn3ry syas. knvss, voting the bed, 3
~ i-aiHiui geri0ds, or with spasms, ~
~ ~ :. aEc II Henrt, palr.tations, etc. o.
h! ,s;tepsry, epasns ST. Nitus' Dance, Il o.
81, s!p.i ,;er'a, ulcers ed sore throat, "
81 ..tr1ni, C0n%e-tiUns and Eruptions, ~
FAMILY CASES.
S.Nr Morocco. with above 35 large Walls and
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PURELY VEGETABLE


containing those southern roots and herbs which
an all wise providence has placed IN countries
where Liver Diseases prevail, 1t will cure all
diseases caused by arrangement Us the liver
and bowels. 80
The symptoms Of Liver COMPETENT are q pit
ter or bad taste in the mouth; Pam IN the bacR,
sides or Joints, often mistaken for Theuma-
tism; sour stomach, loss Ol appetite, bowels
alternately COsuye and Lax, headache, loss OF
memory, with painful sensation Of having
failed 10 do something which ought 70 nave
been one, debility, low spirits, lhlck vel
low Appearance of the skin and eyes, dry
cough often mistaken for consumption.
Sometimes many of these symptoms attcnu
the disease, at others very few, but the liver, the
largest organ in the body, il generally the seat
Of diseases and if not regulated IN time, great
suffering, wrechedness and DEATH viii en-.
sue,
can recommend az an etiiCacOus remedy for
diseases Of the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia,
simmons Liver RegClator LEWIS WuSDER
1876 Master street, Assistant Postmaster, Phil
adelphla,
1--WE have tested it, virtues, personally, and
ow that for Dyspepsi', Blliousness and
ThrobOing Headache 1t IS the best medicine the
world ever saw, We have tried forty other
remedies before Simmons Liver Regulator,
hut none of them gave NJ more than temporary
relief; but the Regulator not only relieved
but cured US. SD. IKLEGEAPH AID MrssfN-
a. MYpuu In.
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4 General Banking Business Don
FITS EPILEPSY
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently cured-no humbug-by one
months usage of DR.. Goulards Celebrat.
cd Fit Powders. 10 convince sufferers
that these powders will do all we claim for
them, we will send them by mail, post
paid, a free trial box. As DR.. Goulard is
the only physician that has ever made this
disease a special study, and as to our
knowledge thousands have been perma.
nently cured by the use Of these powd .rs,
we viii guarantee Su p wd, nj mo cure "
pended, All sufferers should give these
Powders an early trial, and DO convinced
Of their curative powers.
Price, for large box, 80, or 4sboxes iol
S10, sent by mail to any, part Of United
States or Canada on receipt Of price, or by
| express, G. o. u. -Address. sl
ASH & ROBBINS,
800 Fulton Street, Brooklys, N, Y.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

THK BULLETIN 10 published every morning
Except Monday IN the Bulletin Building. eeSl
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THE BULLETIN Ia served to city Subscribers By
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ASK the recovered
dysDeptics, bilious
sufferer, victims Of
fever and ague, the
Inecurial diseased pa
tient, how they recoy
cred health, cheerful
,spirits, and good ap-
petit they will tel
you by taEing Sim
mons Liver RegH-
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every Thursday morning at d
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Cairo Bulletin Company
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Y Rroas, President. II. Wells, Cashier.
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06
higher: TX agH ayko. Sugar-cured hams a ll-
er at bal &c. Whisky dull at 81 O5aI IL

higher: TX agh ayko Sugar-cured hams "a IA
er at BAL &c Whisky dull at 81 O5aI IL
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Flour: Very moderate
business, mainly for the immediate wants OF
the local trade: No. 2, s a4 bO: superIine Vest
ern and State, "a 5Oa5 B0; common TO good eL-
ira, 81 4Oa5 10; good TO choice, S. e0a6; white
wheat extra. s6 ubaB rs; fancy, 9 eOaS 25; ex-
ira Ohio IS 45a7 50: st Louis. IS 50aS2 25; Minne-
sofa patent, 81 4 a9 Is. Rye -four steady at S4a
4 40. 'Corn meal steauy: Western 81 65aa.
Wheat higher: active speculative, fair export
aud milling demand: uBgra1ed spring, 81 asa
i q; No. spring, 81 u; NO. Chi
cago spring, 81 2Jal 29h; No. 2 Milwaukee.
81 29al 80; No. chicago spring, 81 3Ub<al 81;
No. l Milwaukee hard and No. ! Minnesota
spring. 81 32al 33; white Western, 81 35al 4O.
Rye quiet: Western, zoe. Barley in active des
mand ana unchanged. Malt firm and un.
changed. Corn: yellow Western, 6ga<a15c;
white estern, G5C: steam mixed, NoYem Der,
6l1sa62c Oats: mixed Western and state, 50
a3Sc; white Western 90, 34a43c. HAY and
hops Unchanged. Coffee quiet and heavy: Rio
cargoes, l15salShc, gold; jObDing, l5ka2le,
gold. Sugar dun and unchanged: New Or
leans new, GOa6Sc: Porto Rico, sOa5Jc Rice
quiet aud unchanged. Petroleum dull: crude
SaSAc; refined. l3c. Tatlow steady at 7Xa
7 l-l6c. Strained resin unchanged. Spirits
turpentine steady at 3Shc. Eggs steady:
Western. 22a24c. Pork quiet but firm: Mess
pork, Sl4 25 Beef quiet; Western quiet at 49,
Lard firm: prime steam, e1 aside. Butter;
estern, lla22c. Cheese quiet ut 1al2kc-
W hl5ky shade hrmer at 81 10.
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CUSTOM HOUSE MEANNESSES.

A correspondent Of London paper,
having made the voyage TO America as
an amateur steerage passenger, tells Of
an English immigrant who bought spare
pair OF corduroy trowsers, just before
embarking, and was charged five shil-
lings duty on them when he reached
New York, because they did not seem to
have been worn. The writer heard the
other day of poor American girl to
whom, as she was about sailing home
after foreign trip, friend in Europe
made present of silk dress. TAe gar
ment was cut out, and the young lady
proposed to make it herself during the
voyage, but 1T was not finished when
she Ian ed.
The New York Custom-house exacted
the full duty eco per cent. }, and as the
young lazy couId not pay, the dress was
contiscated by the United States OF
America. Incidents Ike these make the
returning tourist feel mean. In both the
cases we have mentioned the inspectors
no doubt acted according to the regula-
tions OF the department, but the reguIa-
tons do not seem 10 be IN harmony WI III
oommon-sense Interpretation of the
statue, which exempts from duty wear
ing apparel in actual use, and other per-
souai effects (not merchandise)
OF persons arriving in the United Stales."
Ii coruuroy troWsers are not personal
effects, what are theyp
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be held at the Centenary NJ. E. Church.
corner Church street and Broadway,
next Thursday evening. All are In.
VIted to attend.
The property belonging to the Shelton
heirs. situated on the corner of Church
and Upper streets, will be sold at pub
lic'-a next Monday County Court
day on the Courthouse grounds.
CALIFORNIA, o.
We nave plenty OF travelling facilities
now. What else 90 we want? Why an
incorporation?
No district in Anderson Township
surpasses No. IA for educational facili-
| ties. This is good point; but we have
many other good points, which we will
present to the public shortly.
LAWRENoEBURG. IND.
The vile OF EnUs Jones was buried
Saturday.
George Weidner was the recipient of a
bran new boy yesterday.
Four marriage licenses issued Satur-
day. weather considerably cooler.
U. S. Snag-boat E. A. Woodruff con-
| tlnues TO remove snags at and near this
place.
Rev. Cbenoworth, Of the Wilson Or eek
Cnui ch, has lett his church, and no one
knows whence he has gone.
Mrs. VIM. f. Sanks and Mrs, David
Rees, who have been visiting for several
| weeks, returned yesterday to their
| homes in Tennessee.
Miss Conway succeeds Miss Tate in
room No. OF our High School, and Mr..
RObt. Colt succeeds Miss Conway in
room No. 3.
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Bangles Of Vienna wood, with pipe,
cane and hat attached, are novelty,
COS ting as much as solid silver.
FOrty-Kifth COMRress-Extra ses.
sion.


WASHINGTON, Nov 5.-The motion to
adjourn the House out of respect to thu
memory of the late Senator Morton was
rejected. Bills were introduced: To
amend the Bankrupt Law; authorizing
the Directors of National Banks TO de-
clare quarterly dividends; to reduce
the tax on manufactured tobacco ;
TO transfer the Office of Indian Affairs
10 the War Department; to secure the
rights OF homestead settlers on public
lands; the act relative to the tax on ci-
ga!s; for the repeal Of the Bankrupt
Law; Tor protecting the alIuvial lands
OF the Mississippi from ovelf flow; to
amend tue Constitution SO as TO restrict
the application OF the Fifteenth Anne nd
ment To citizens of the United States on
March 80, 1870, when said amendment
was adopted. Imposing tax
of ~ cents per bushel on
all imported barley. Tue Bland
Bill, for the recolnage of the silver dol
lar Of 412H to be u legal tender for all
debts, puDlic and private, was passed
under q suspension OF the rules. A
re SO .ution was adopted making the bill
TO repeal the lhiru section Of the Specie
H. sumption Act tue special oruer for
one week from tomorrow. The House
tuen adjourned in respect TO the memory
of Senator Morton.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06

Pendleton County, ,Distrlet. at s. sOal2 25, for
common smokers to hle cutting lear; ~ hhds
Missouri at 81 55a7 70. hhds and boxes West
Virglnta-2 hhds at $.a5 10: 2 boxes at S4
AT the Miami Warehouse-ll0 hhus and 81
boXes-1l0 hhds cutting to acco 50 hhds
ONO at "a boal4: 2 boxes at S4a7 80 81 hhds
K"ntucky-4l hhds Mason County District at
S3a Of: hhd owen ounty at 81 81: hhds
Pendleton County istrICt. at S4 4UaI6 -, for
common smokers to fine cutting leaf. IS cases
cIsar leaf-4 cases Wisconsin AZ $gal2 rs; %
boxes Onio at $3a2O: Ia cases Indiana at 81 Pa
10 b, for cOmmOr smokers 10 1ne wrappers.
AT the Globe Warehouses; 81 hhds and !8 bxs
-9j hhds cutting tobacco-37 hhds Ohio NJ 2 %
a24 50; 5S nh ls Kentucky-30 hhds Mason
County, Dis .rct, at SO iUa23: 10 hhds owen
County, District, at 3d. 8: 0 hhds PendlctOn
County, District, at S6 30a9 H.. FOR common
smokers TO fine cutting leaf; hid West Vir-
GINA at So 30; l3 cases Ohio seed-5 cases al
" 7Ja4 90: at 81 7Oa9 80: 3 at $ll jOal3 % fol
common smokers to good wrappers.
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6, 1877.

SlNClNNATl NOV. o, 1871.
The market has been steady all this week.
with no material change. There was fair
demand for the various kinds suitable for cut
ters and plug nj manufacturers. Cigar leaf also
sells well. The offerings at auction we're S33
hhds and IT'S boxes at the following prices:
At the Planters Warehouse-293 hhds and
II boxes: 1893 hhds cutting tobacco-55 hh IS
Ohio at SO 20a23 rs. 1856 hhds Kentucky-l72
hhds Mason County, District, at 81 50al9 25;
8 hhds Owen County at 81 30a9 70; 81 nhtts Pen
dleton County, District, at S3 25al5 25; 8 boxes
Indiana at 50 80; boxes Pendietoa county at
So 20, for common smokers TO fine cutting leaf
8 cases Ohio seeds cases at 81 6Ja4 20, 8 at $6a
Is.
At the Bodmann Warchouse-l79 hhds and
Sc bxs: III hhds cut ing tObacco-75 nhds Ohio
at S8 25a20; box at $3 60; 96 hlds Kentucky
81 hhds Mason County, Kentucky. District, at
S3al4 %; 10 hhds fendleton County, Kenluckv,
District, at IS lOa9 10, for common smokers to
fine cutting leaf; hnds aud 2 boxes W est vir-
ginIa-5 hhds at a O5al0 81; boxes at S! 5Ja3
3 hhds and 81 boxes Ohio seed leaf is boxes at
$2a3 75 IL at S4ao rs: Is at 0a9 40; IL ut $lJ 80
alb 6U for common smokers to good wrappers.
AT the Morris arehouse-l55 fh s ami 2
boxes. l16 nh IS cutting toUacco-6 hhds Ohio
at 50 25ai3 so; ITO hhds Kentucky 81 hhds Ma
son County, Dis,rict, at 70 30al7 90; IA nhds
Owen County, District. at 50 5sa22; % hhas
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-06

James II. Gates, Abraham Harris, Frank
Armstrong, J. 2. Phares, Frank Storch,
W. H. Craige.
DEGREES OF divorce were granted Ade-
line Snyder from Andrew G. Snyder;
samuel Mayberry from Sallie May
berry.
Drunkenness-John Nees and Jacot
Dick, SO and costs each; Kate Purcell
dismissed; Pat. and Margaret Reed, con
tinued to Nov. s; Albert Behle, $15; NJ
Flynn, So; James Lawrence, SO; Richard
Maher, dismissed; Maggie Lawrence
dismissed; Geo. Lotn, dismissed; Mary
Jackson, 30 days.
Assault and Battery-Tmothy Glea'
son, continued; Patrick Jackson, $I5
James McDermOtt, continued to Novem'
ber 4; Casper Weyer, 10 days; VIM
Dickinson, $40; Lewis White and Chas
Lewis, dismissed; Moses Barlow, 49,
Walter English, dismissed; Daniel Ross
dismissed.
Dlsorderly Conduct-Michael Smith
dismissed; VIM. Gutb, So; Frank Lob
muller, dismissed; Daniel Ross, So
Ella Roberts, IS; Alice De Hart, dis
missed; Henry Butler, dismissed; Fred.
Meyer, $5; Leonard Smith, S3; Henry
Epke, So; Thos. Garity. 30 days; John
Baker, dismissed; Frank Minnap, dis
missed; Michael Fleming and Patrick
Leonard, continued to Nov. 7; Harry
Woodward, 50; Margaret Kydd, dis.
missed.
Petit Larceny-Frank Weaver and
VIM. Clark, dismissed; j. B. Luken, $25;
Mich. Scully, 5000 and 80 days; Henry
Davis, dismissed; john Jackson, dis.
missed; Harry Wilson, $25; Patrick Sui.
liyan, 80 days. William Watson, II
days.
Neutrality-suspicious. Ly don, common
thief, $50 and 80 days; James McDer
mott, malicious destruction of properly,
continued to Nov. 8; Frank Eiselburg
vagrancy, $50 and 80 days; VIM. Thomp
son, carrying concealed weapons, dls
missed; same, vagrancy, 80 days; Jos
Roger, Vagrancy, 40 days; Patrick and
Margaret Reed, malicious destruction
Of property, continued to Nov. s; Pat
McCatfery, vagrancy, 500 and 80 days;
John Harrington,s street begging, 10 days
Henry Rickers and Michael Woods, OBJ.
structing sidewalk, dismissed; Jane.
McDermOtt, using personal violence OF
officer, continued to 9Th inst; VIM. Ger
hardt, harborlng Vicious dog, continued
to 9th inst; Jacob Grubed, common
thief, dismissed; Christian Ocns, Jr.
Fred. Miller, Jr., Louis Bauer, Jr.
Henry Ochs and Alex. Bauer, malicious
destruction OF property, dismlssed; Ru
doIph Autderheid, cOnstruc Ting priYy
vaults, continued to 18th inst.
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Board of Public works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed:
"That the Chief Engineer be instruct
ed to inquire into the matter OF the econ
omy OF lighting and eXtingulshing gas
lights and the practicabllity OF reducing
the expense thereof.
"That the Supervisor be directed to
put down double flag crossing on the
South side OF Oliver street, corner OF
Baymiller.
"rhat until further orders Hopkins
and Eighth street Parks be closed at
O'Clock aud the gas be shut off from said
parks.
"That about twenty-five feet OF inlet
CRATES, now lying In Clark-street yard,
be used for drainage at Eden Park Res
ervoir.
"That permission be granted William
Henry StIx to occupy space of twenty
leet north and twenty feet south Of his
property on the west side Of Race street,
between Third and Fourth streets, un-
der the ordinance OF the city.
"Ihat $138 10 be granted to John Ryan
for select stone Tor well-h oles on Column
bia avenue, east OF Hopkins Lane"
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Joaquin Miller says that he has al
ways nked Boston because IL is so much
like bit of dear old London; that ne has
been treated worse than Modoo, as q
rule. by critical pirates; that "The Dan
ties" Is a perfect Photographic piUture of
the life i'll the mines wnere ne worked at
fourteen, aud The characters real, all but
the Cinnamon; that wnen he was with
the miners be would go around recitlng
poetry SO that tney came to call him
"Bllly the PIper;" that the character of
"BlLly PIpei" represents Joaquin Mil
Ter; That ne is writing another play,
founded on "rho Beronoss OF nov
York" and that the "Baroness" is the
best book he mas ever written.