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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-16

The following is a list OF letters Ie-
naming uncalled tor at the postoaice at
Cairo, Alexander county, ILL.,, Saturday.
June 0 h, 1877:
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HAPPY Icilri ~ 5Uu.s III "-..f
the effects Of errors ald .Ouses I'M
k/o "a early lie. Manhood Restored. I'm "a
hl ID pediments 10 marrisee. removed. =
IL - New method Of treatment. Ne b
Id and remarkable remedies. Books =
Exxen and circulars sent free in sealed -
p---E envelopes. Adderss HOWARD As-iE
20 y ISOLATION. IA y. Ninth 81. Fhila- =
t01 q delphia, Pa. An institution hay a.
10 8 iinga high reputation for honor
- able conduct and professional
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ReaI Estafe Agencies.

VI. j. H0WLEY-Real Estate Agent. Buys
End sells real estate, collects rents, pays taxes
Tor nOn-residents etc. Commercial avenue be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets.
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Hardware. stoves ana Tin Ware.
Queens ware.
PHOTOGRAPHY

ID. HARTMlS-Dealer in Queensware, Toys,
Lamps and all kinds Of fancy articles CONNER
,iHi avenue, corner 9Th street.
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Commission Merchants.

ulNKLE & TIIIsTLEWOOD-
ii Cotton and Tobacco Factors and pro-
prietors Of the Farmers Tobacco Warehouse.
10 4 II Commercial Avenue.
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L. A. WHEELOCK &JO.-
IA General Forwarding and Commission
merchants, and dealers IN oil kinds Of Fruit and
Produce. - Ohio Leyee COnsiguments sOlic-
TED, Stencils furnished on application
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BRooKLYN pHrsIcIANs suHD.
The Ground. upon which Mrs. Hopson base.
n demand Tor $4,000 Damages

In the supreme Court BROOKLYN, yo-tor-
day, the trial was begun OF suit for an ged
malpractice against Dr. Geo. X. Smith and Dr.
John Byrnr, weIl-known physician. ~ Brook
lyn Tho plaintiff. Mrs Fannie Rose Hopeon Of
lsU Dean street. who claims $4,000 damages
is 35 years Old and has been married II years.
In 1871 sho first called Dr. Smith to trent her
for painful liberation. After thirteen months
Dr. Smith discovered a generous affection.
which he said might he cured by a process
known as Ealvano-cauterY. He called in nr.
Byrne to apply the remedy. They performed
this operation in February. 1873. and II proved
4 oomplete failure, Mrs. H9pson alleges that
the dootors then deserted her, aud She Nns
obliged 10 call in Dr.. Emmett Of New York who.
t. remedy what mai been done. was obliged 20
use knife in q painful operation. tn" plain
uif, ii is asserted, will have TO endure tins OPP
eruion four or five times year for many
years 10 como, il she lives She alleges that the
plySlcluns re experimenting on her.
Mrs llopson hecNnlr III on the witness stand.
AMI was removed 10 lhe Judges private room,
The court WAS llil"d with physicians, who gave
mufh scientific testimony 70 show the value
ard pruprlciy ~ using the EayAno- cautery
process IN Il case like that OF 'he plnintM
Ihe defence - that the operation was skill
fully performed.
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THOROUGHBREDs ny AUCTION
a Serious Accident az Nesterdny's Sale at
thr New York Tntter.nII..

a very successful sale of thoroughbreas
was Effected at tho New York Tattersalls yes
terday. At the beginning OF the sale. a chest.
nut hlly. having been frightened. kicked ont
with both feet. striking Dr. J. W. Weldon. the
horseman. in the groin. anu seriously injuring
him.
The four-year-oll stallion Brltska. by i'm
ported Phaeton. sire Of Ten Brock. was bought
hy Alr. NJ. l.. Brown OF MASSACHUSETTS,. for
>205. stormaway. fun brother to Saucebox,
won't 10 Mr.. 5. Sherwood for sl55 Carte
B.ancte, by Australian. out Of Shlrleys dam.
- Dir, ". HI. Van Cot, Tor s2tj: Juno. by As
terol. ont 4 Arizona dam. TO Mr.. ". l.. Little.
ior $40; Mlgnon. fun sister to ARTIST. 10 +.
Ofounor, igr Sl6j; brown hlly. by Harry BHs-
sCtt. out 81 T. my. To j. l.. Brewster. for $50.
IN" sai" Of tho day WAS the chestnut My by
Harry Ba-snu.. There were only two bidders.
4lcrsls. Ip,a. Johnson. the poo. man. and Mr.
=. T.. Br"wsi"r The animal WAS finally knocked
"oWn - ~" latter gentleman at Fl 800 The
'-tnut colt hy Hurry BHssett on OF Bet Ar
.H,'"n " mt To Dr tonoN.r, for 1925; bay colt.
t} LHssril. out Of Euio Shippen. TO Dir. c. Rem
shaI,-i"t go lny colt by War Dance 10 same,
ilr szl1' hAy ally, oui Of Fly. TO Mr. G. Bissei
OF Nprincn Ut. ior s265: brown nlly. 10y Long
l"NuW. ont Of Orange Girl. 10 Mr.. j. y. Brews-
TER. fur s25; brown colt, by kos-rHu to Mr. +.
l"rf-. ior sluU; ,lr. q. l.. Lorilards Orlola, 10
l.. hart oi New lork, Tor $40.
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THE HINLoN-RoSs BO4T RACE
uanion Winning by from 400 10 100 Yards
Time. $50 Minutes Seconds.

TORONTO. Oct. 5--Eetweeu thirty and
forty thousand persons assembled this after
noon 10 see the great boat race between Hanlon
and Ross. The weather was warm and fine
and the water comparatively smooth. Ross was
tho first TO show and five inmates later WIS
Joined by Harlon. Both mon were greeted 10y
tremendous cheering. Hanlon won the toss
1910 tho mon stripped. Ross 10 the buzz VIII 10
llanlon was dressed IN "a bright blue guernsey
without arms. Tho referce said. Are YOU
ready anu immediately afterwarl the starter
EnNe the word Go" IiHnlOn at once showed
Ina front Opposite Noungs street. about three
quarters OF - mile from fhe start. Hunlon led
hy clear length. At that point Ross
was rowing "a strokes md Hanlon 30, The
New Brunswickar was pulling hard with his
Tooth set. Hanlon was pulling easy ana well
within himself. on York street his stroke was
20 10 the minute; Ross slightly faster. Ross
steered beautifully straight. This was due 10
great extent 10 the iuct that the New BrunS-
WICK r md ruider. while Huuion had none.
4 NIL" aud half and Eanlon had the best of il
hv three clean lengths. and from that point Ia
th" turning uot. which WIS renohed 200 y miu-
"n-il .. Turning. however. he lost q clear
length, oM NIX a. ltl-- "Nrt To- ~ steering. ON
ih. straight for The row home although a. 49,
pulled Nrh great determination. Il WIS pp-
h.r'Af ttit hr was 20 h"ut'n nam. HHulNu
rHWrd ~ he liked. stopped. waved his hand.
iN'A Oh is oap. and ruw"I a. though for pleas
uf', ana PASSED The winning post go or iOU
yards Hreid. The time wHa not m cially taken
hui n0ineuly ANNOUNCED j. $500.
Il i~ prupo-.'l 60 lake Nanlon to Owego, n Y
- row against Conrturv and Riley on the Sus-
guehAnna on "Wednesday ucXt.
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,ers. most Of the member. from the Southern

hers most Of the members from the Southern
States taking what Is known as the qualified
o9th, in Capitalization to what is called the
Objection vas made by Mr.. Cox Dem, N. W
To- he sS%cripg in Of Mes f Cain gnd .siney
Of Measrs. Elan and 'Robertson Of Louisiana;
81 j, p W PgG W. aS 70 he sSs sNessns
t'rs wore rcquud 81 stand aside. he dele
K ..s irop ~ Territories were ali sworn in
" ihout objection.
Mr.. Clymor then offered resolution electing
rs Clerk. George NJ. Adams Of K"ntucky; MS
Sergrunl at-Arlns. John q. Thornpson OF Ohio;
Postmaster. Jane. VI. stewart OF Virginia; and
n Chaplain. tue Rev. DR.. John Poisll of Mary
NJ Hale rep. Mo- offered an amendment
substituting FOR those names those of J. VI.
Lusk 1T Wisconsin. y. G.. Ordwgy OF New
Horny Sh rwood " Michigan. and the Rev. j.
I. Butler @; Washington.
The amendment Wa rejected, and The r,,so-
luton wn- adopted without u division. Tho
O.fn IT office VAS then Ndminist' rod to these
officers. Mes-rs Polk and Stewart taking the
Committees were then appointed to inform
the S'uut" Oi the organiZiton OF the House,
and - inform the President that Congress is
rctty TO receive any comm unlcutiOn he may de-
sire 90 make.
Tho draw ne Of seats was fixed to take place
nj T. W., the courtesy Of selecting seats in
advance heing extended to Mcssrs StcI hens of
GcorEia. Kelley OF Pennsylvania. Wood and Pat
t'iSNii nl NOV lpik. ana BunkS OF MhSSapnu-
sits. The House then. at 3:I5, took a recess
urUl p. VI.
Nicr recess the drawing OF seats was pro-
crtdtd with ia tine usual manner Sins with
III" names NJ a H." members heirg placed in
q hoN. from Which - biiudiuidcd page drew
them one 10y one, tho members whose names
Wcro thus drawn coming down and selecting
tl"ir s'i,. Mr. stephens of Georgia chose q
dc~E IN IN" front row on the eastern corner Of
the npin aisle. Mr.. Kelley Of Pennsylvania
aud MIR. Wood OF New York chose the seats
which ihev occupied in the last Congress. and
Mr.. Banks and Mr.. Patterson took good posi-
tons uu the Republican side. The first namc
drawn out 81 the box was that oi Mr.. Gambler Of
Georgia. who selected his former sont. Mr. Gar
field Of Ohio got an enry choice, and also select
ed h. former seat Mr. Chittendon oi New York
got the front scut at the western corner VI tho
main aisle "Na.iy opposite Mr. stephens. and
Mr.. Butter Of Massachusetts got a scat in tho
front row at the corner 81 one of the smaller
ALL s.. ou the western or Ripublican side OF the
chamber.
Whom ai! the nan - had boon called the last
beng that Of Mr.. Hunton OF Virginia and all
the seats selected ,he House adjourned the
questions H. 90 the swearing in OF members Oh
l,.tcd 10 having been put OF until tomorrow.
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Nrw YORK Monday. Oct l5.-Receipts yes
making 1890 for ig wees. asli1s Sv3 fyr the pre-
'i"t. y.ek rni llfSi ga lhe snou ilrr week lnt
ltH- There Mt4f sf4f ~ chose Nltt. mainly frylu
irntpekv. en- 's Nr ui' ~ BIZ tie grafy venerable
was rtr,"ly muitri The aoe supply. warm Gather.
iiI 'fcs u 'unHr. li ,hc snuu4ue.s 81 many Of The
huftrs costs infect inmate duii wcaf and dragging
i Get asa 10 inr.c down prizes Their than lsc.
n. '' common Hnt ordinary srai, :. and about "a =
~ ttor To- NiIA l'i!a \ lew co.'s wcrC sold at INK
ti-'.c, ln fr.-s as Pc. Hld .lic'iv prime stgefs
wrs eof a. u.afii5. r q. TO jr..i57sj@ rs irI
i9Nfr' .. 80 t',ii0. f. ill.,. y az IL coiniuvn
' ms iu 30 'UNI 90 r44.Ht, go ut-s. - Ms aud
'uLtN a. ~ r, Nast Nit 80, md CV,oi ado cattle
it '@al i'.t, 90 df.ss cjz q - some go sieers
were @s'n today Tor Ne exroit trade Sill oioents VI
IN. failure n' ,fr Tee knuuuar wholesae slaugherer
a. N'.i log'eu .rset was made public to-day. babnL-
Eelt.it.ol .l,. were 100 head mailing 200 for the
Nt,.. "lasi y S.i iur previous NVtA Market quiet
.''. & % i"i e"arse - ifine Ncals aud 3G &c. iur
h.or.s of sheep and lambs Yesterday and today were
'clt ind. OF l2tit hcf making %, SO tot the week.
N-NIu, "ii1 if yr'fDu. MeoN ai4 aeah9 Tor tile
ir.p'te We last !"er AGAR load :. choice ected
Wief. OIL en- iot Nfsft chnurt hand. at the gh hr.
rft N' p otherwise "a outside price for sheep was
'-c Pc mo lest ,urc iui lambs &c. ana the market
rnsi heavy ~ reduction 10 ul' &c = ~ Good lus
q. th'' % 400. lambs. nv'f Wtlo sealing at 5h@5<c. =
p, Hrf t"ui .iror 40 itft'ic
Receipt. a. au-. ~ = car loads n 0s7s head.
mn.n- tom e' 80 iv ,.e NNOk. against - SIS
wo'A ..i war No i.>a demand i.r live hogs and "
~ cl lis offered. only 4. -tgtVlies lao ms avcrlgs
w'rc sold ryius s,tV . IOV rs Nominal quotations.
aie sS.sOss5 ~ : lOo ~,
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EVENTS ~ WILL STREET
The Flurry In Michigan CcntrnI-Jav Gould,
Russell Sage, and UncIe DnnieI.


Michigan Central stock was remarkably
active and strong yesterday. being bid IN from
10 10 TAX In few moments after the opening OF
business. TITS vas the foundation for al kinds
some quarters that Russell Sage had sold a
great many calls n, from IS to "a. and that the
stock WIS boinR bid up to mako him settle at
high figures. II was also stated that Jay Gould
was heavily short. and TINT Daniel Drew and
james II. Kecne had Joined forces to give him
twist.
JAY Gould arrived from the w,si Yesterday
~ ininE, ana chilled ~ lhe nlur Pnciilc 0fIfc.
He held the tape III 'he aiocl Ind ritur and
glanced along the quotations. lie skhiblted no
traces OF nervousness.
He said: Il have Just returned from n trip
over the Union Pacific, and have no! had mn OPP
Michigan Central property. | know some Of
the parties VINO are munnging IL. ind they are
good railroad men. held some $40 k in the
rond bought at forty. before tue recent oiOotiOn.
and from time TO time | have disposed 81 my
shares. | have not been u member " the hun
up 80 that could reali2e n nroiit ON IA" stock
bought for election purposes" tJusi hero Nr.
Gould gave Il broker an order 10 sell 800 shares
Of Michigan Ccurnl NJ ~ You ~re. con-
tnued Mr. Gould. eNplnnniorily. think the
stock Is too high. ana Is liable 10 u Faction
instead Of being short. he mad 700 shares in the
box. tn" stock broke down at the close 10 GA
iall OF five per cent.
4 Boston firm Vas reported 10 be 10000 shares
short on Michigan Central.
II WAS also assorted on COnDptnnt auth Oriiy
that Uncle Daniel Drew was again In the street,
LAYING new plans with Eugrnr Robinson and
Git was whispered William II. Vanderbilt.
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CONGRESS READY FOR WORK.
SRI. RANDALL ILEC1ED sPEdkER MA
MAJORITY or SEJLNTEEN.
The House Promptly oignniyed-Thc prcseu.
tntion of Hayes Message Delayed rntn
To.doy w the Adjournment ~ the scuntc.


To-day w The Adjournment ~ the scnntc.
WASHINGTON. OFT ij--Prompuy NJ u.
o'clock the senate was called to order. and the
Chaplain. in Il LONG prayer. returned thanks TO
p,.nc Providence for all blessings bestowed
up1n tnc country After the reading hy the
secretary Of the proclamation ouv,ning Con
cress in extra session. Il was ordered. on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Hamlin Rep. Mel. that the Senate
shall meet daily at IL o'eloc. until otherwise
ordered.
Tho oath Of olloe was then administered To-
Messrs. Stanley Matthews OF Ohio. elected $ II
a;cr In plnco OF John sherman. rosigned J.
Donald Cameron. elected from Pennsylvania n
place Of Simon Cameron. resigned: and D. H..
Armstrong. appointed from Missouri. vco L.
V Bogy. deceased.
The usual committee was appointed TO join
the committee of tho House Of Representatives
ana wait ON the Presilcn, to notify him that
a quorum OF the two Houses Of Congress had
assembled.
Mr.. EImunds rep. VT submitted resolu-
ton that the standing and other committees Of
the Senate existing al the close oi last session
be revived ard continued until tla further
order ol the Senate. Ia explanation ot thn
resolution Mr. Lomund- said TINS Was a sueo ial
salled session. ana tun-r -- iuiclt only De-
here two OF three days. According Coz oh pre-
ondenis and n a maurr Of ,OnN, uienee. Il o'-
cured to him that i would he. h.-t to r,.yi4c the
standing committees. TINT the husiu"ss OF tho
Senate might 70 forward without delay.
Mr. Thurman Dem. Ohio said that there
should b" some provision In tho resolution to
Ill vacancies.
Mr. Eimunds said the vacancies could be
filed aiurwurd
Mr.. Thurman then suggested that tho resolu-
ton lay over until Tomorrow So ordered.
On motion OF NJ. Con sling rep, y. ". tho
senate then. at 1925. adjourned until l2 o'clock
tomorrow.
The only Senators absent to-dny were Messrs,
Morton tRep.. lndl. sharon REV.. New and
Mcmillan rep. lllnuJ
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Miss II. Ralph. a substitute teacher. took II
class tor the first time at Grammar School - in Fifth
street near Fist avenue She vas teaching Of the
primary classes and suddenly i,l IN H. The children
frightened, rushed into the lHrge ROOM and panic lo
lowed man who was rOin- by heart The commuton
Hhd shouted tire, and soon crowd OF women oul-
ntWu ~ We street Acting Capt Bvrshold uui :, rrt
hhttrrlF hhl the reserve OF ten The school ln
sdntA ana very Soon assured The parents that there was
q" nr', ann not chili hurt The panic confined 10
me arr" primU! room. The primary department Was
usual " " -
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2x1ooj on the north lc Of sNte'h street. east
VI lie cnth yyrue. "a %. tu Jluinpl
iamcs ". Miilcr-One plot " land. looxitsTO On Msdt
sn n'cnuc. northwest corner VI iOith street. 300 to
Iltintf
refuard sin,th ono threc.sorv and basement brown
stone house. with i,t iS2XiuN. 35 East fiN, ntth
street north side. iei cct west o. trsi avenue, Wiley
Ihe slc Of ptnncry on Grn.nv ttrct US adjourned 70
Oct b. aNi rronerty on Third and Fo0rtb. avsnueA
N.nctv cighh and Ninct, ninth ftJcets IN Nov
To-day. % tie rsehan1e. r ' Hs'nctt announces ~
ritc suction property 10 East Mcrrs,ms Twenty third
! q Nri~r 1 Son announce. rer order cs.eutorS ~
aero 90 HHd nr rome sNcfne vi the .tv NJ ionkcrn
A number ct ioroclusurc sales arc also announced
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a lard from Mr.. Jones.

To THE EpToR OF THE SUS-.Sr: At
the Nynck Convention. Mr.. Puir.y miscon-
sirurd some remarks ~ mine 10 effect on h.s
vera Ky which language did not raall, max.
use pi. II, desire i1r the success - the Domn-
rraiie nar'y i- $50 greet tnHi | um ~ 'iinsto iury
the success ni fIa ticket CHA, " JONFS
MACK. on. II. 1871.
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To TIFF Enron or THE SUN-Sh; Under the
head Of Tweed Statement In the H,,ah the IOth
Inst ~ mentioned check yiven TO me by hh in 1858
1he chcch referred M gwen oct n ses as con,
thunou 10 iiWN 81" election expenses incident H. the
IiNH ciinlHlfu ui that tcnr. when was Chairman OF
lur Dcinucrftt Executive STATE ioinmittrf Mr = W.
Inc- SECRETARY ui the present democratic STATE Cen.
ia committee, was win me When received the check
ana know OF is proceeds h INK used for the purpose that
II MssuNeh Tor Respectfully yours
UNADILlA, OCT IL SAMUEL Eonru.
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AcNiiah 'hep AinnJ
y..,
House OF Representatives
A. tha on.,iu, ,f tho s.,-y i,,, Of 4,,, 11,,,.o
-. ~ '''O i'o''''
The galleries were crowded to their utmost ca
vaclty. and the corridors wore Tor two hours
r,.iorsi,- oi,,,s, i,,,,o.,.i.i ,,,o,',l A.,
r,e'.ous, ai'los' ,i''p"Ss,S.e AZ i-o'loek'.he
tlerK ot the inst House. MT. ADAMS. called the
House 70 order, read tho President proclarnn.
lion corvorir, co,,,ross ac,l ,,r..o,',,, ,,aa,
uVn conNehihg congress ma proceeded 10 cal
the roll ~ members nv Stntps beginning with
Maine. When Louisiana wa- reached the Clerk
made the following statement:
There were received from Louisiana tire. different
sets o. erydenunl. one ~ wa, .isrrd by John Nc.
peS s ls's and desa'gs Ta.n sr,ons elected
10 the othrT District. In.sni,Nb A. '' td NJ
In.ry never the Dc tatt0 oioycrnlrof LOUISIANA
aud never. IN point f fact cNeri.cd ~ performed tie
functions u ta Office. - was not cen,d sstfy 10
vH y a az s'Siq. g.ncs,nis We rssrary or
hen"ss a.. overn moe !, 'l, E' D NHm ky
state attached ali tcsr.ns if rent dare. and nii Of
Ghen sadns1 ths h9nd. Ct ne 'ss ron-h d,rnt
so, e. =, b ,nS s" A. 70 wsn de ne S.l
one The law Of Louisiana ribins he chefaeter ~
INCIDENTAL. provides iha a. ss 81. possible ait.f The
Sxmrauon q NE tne Of making iyurns OF election for
Fepr's nanss, ~ |SSngres, eernl'sis VI The clrns
nd ,ined 5v tHe Ge,crnt ~ t co g siss
su0scrbei oy thosn inice.s ,ia A.. d. l,g,fi ~, tn,
person. 80 elected and inoiher cny tram m,i'd Il, The
,erk 0, ne house Of R.pr natives Those creden.
ua,s si.llel .E GOV helcsi. are ia no l.e a
,sa Tsy "dh ,a' ISqT,n, 81 'ae law Of Louis,
ceruacaie on tho contrary Ire ave .innl
if"w h.llo.s t'ht errrin 80 s w's" d, eti. with
,tltNth -'iuN. Ne ~vnr,cr 90 h> 4ii lNHtui lN t'Y
byiuoe vl,n'l' Xt,Nrnha Niihln ie mt Hnn1 of te
.4" " b'NtN"lh '"h "a NNlNF tlHtfntlN from tie
'asuI "r Vther Htate niriH Moi ID tn lu,N cannot,
t.'ievI' tt r'enrl,d ny the ArfN. Inc other 81 of
stutlhls i s.nd Z, nvf Nltnoil, aid SECRETARY of
ais . WIZ n' srM i ve sIhle atlaeh'd lhei
'N..i' VIC is'l, ietl'N 49, eAVh 81 10" dl-iiti- OF
.-Vs'tanH, rNn tNlhet Win he s'Iun,1te slkn.d bN
.s' n,nG.s IN TO "d'iin,ti on, rae.e
s'sus l"s Shli. W., TIE Jaw ui Louisiana Ia every
set ihu " Sclh hAs fct,tlih-li placed On the roll
Whom Nfs.orri ,.,, ,,,,toi ~. rt., 81,
that NJ certificate had been received from tho
Third District Just then piper was handed
l. Iim. addressed - the Speaker Of Oh. House.
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From grave to gay" they can suit all
ages. tastes. purses In their varied stock Of
clothing. Deylin a Co.. of course. is the house
referred to.--AdD.
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No medicine ever had stronger recommends
uonS ior as Intrinsic merit Lan tls Peruvian
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:, Matby's Norfolk oysters. Al Harrlson st. New
YORK % Court 81. BIookIyn leViupggaL4y Lest aIid
cheapest --Aas
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TnFasuEr Drriprsrsr. oct. Is. |

STA Asfccahly 10 TIE Joint resolution 81 Congress II
Jan Z -i6 have the honor 10 transmit for the niorms
ton OF Congress The estimates of rcqufed
Tor the military esah men Tor thc service ct the H., al
year rrJu- june l-s- furnished bN the Secretary
oi Wnr together with special estimate. Of other ief
cionccs ana rcsppropuauon. required by the several
executive departments Tor the aid past lis al
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" lI.liILi,

cRIGG-Pll ~ a.. i.rf Pre- stvrrfau Church In
Hln Naufoa y y .nf Iiirsllv. oct n hv the Rev J.
B. fuIlt2r 10 u ur. F., Nei. ufe.s 10 Anna Corpeus
o.ir dau.atcr 90 h Itc.-
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Ira, ~ suHton Is de- emed proper The Nrst .'n n
Ssji2 Ta0 auis Tor the military establishments and "a IN
pursuance of law u.ins the support the army
present. maximum strength a. .ipn ,nllsi.d men The
estimates FOR f0run aud MYERS ana hafbor-
nrWtd 10 .uftlu-c with tho suggestions hrChiot n
lngin,'r-. wAn-s letter relating vrcto viii be found IN
. appendix but m " fr fHrt that large part
te s 90 ttAr has already elapsed. they submitted
iNf ruel Il Congress NAV proper no nar.
ilar rrrnuiur nluunnis Wal- Inc items the N'i
tff Academy. state. War, ana Navy Department bud.
20 coil ciNn Ant paNW ~ ' nnunrr, AMI for surveys
ana r,conuus-D' 10 ri starry c'isiou, ard Go gart-
~ n. are nl isuoi ~ t' appendix ~ reference 20
iN ,a'H Ndr. aiu NaNN u rtrfutut buildings further
.spHunno BE- made thai the insecure condition ol the
hu4.l.a. ~ Which n. various hrnuchps of the War De
rtnt NJ are nov cIed amt flr danger destrucu0n
b. 1r o .nprs ana records o great yaluo ssarly
tur q Ann u~d i unsafe places renrer imnOriani
that the building nov construction should he
completed 81 rr If' u nsshle date nni order that
ir work tf progress without iutsrrn plon the add.
fNnal appropriation ~ deemed requisite. The sum OF
> ,tfi 49, nfHNrnfHi hl tongr - 80 is ll-t '.son
inr fn" fINirHuur u onrinl records Oi The frh' Hon
900 r.fnfr Cor -tpsi An incref>c ~ the arpro-
ri ''d fur tr year ridn June - i-7s NECESSARY in
,tlHf i1 tuthle me ociAriln'nt o. properly preserve
through tutIraicn Tie Brady COLLECTION oi war photo.
este uI, $50 Noap'ro prinuon eushed from estimates
iNHdonts 90 national cemeteries tor this year IN, =.
Die nem cNi'n~r primNNrlN army arairs not nov
rf'rd HuNn- matr rs aIpertGtiis Ia tho support
oi TIE 'uh.urf iolcts ana nnuorl indeed ~ IT,
iegnre but l't'tr u rNl.ltt"n further than that
'ous g.una''sip 'j1rr axe now reduced 10 slri,
GioRsK " McCRARr. Secretary OF War
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ESIIMiILs or .IPPROPRTd TONS.
Nearly Thirty-sevcn Millions Required for
the Current Fiscal Year.

WAsHrNGToN. Oct. i5.-Thc following let
ter from the Secretary Of the Treasury. trans
hitting estimates Of appropriations required TO
complete the service of the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1878. and Of prior years. has been adj
dressed to the Speaker of the House of Repre-
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