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other Baron Kradoner the right with the
whole OF the Thrty-nrst division in his fighting line
md tbrcc regiments OF tho Finn division In reserve
Prince Schackoskoy was on the left, with two bril-
pades In lighting limo ana another brigade In reserve
at Peisal. The Turkish position was convex, some.
what In horseshoe shape, but more pointed Krudoner
was to attack In two columns, brigade In EACH tho
Turkish left flank from Gravitza toward the River vd
On the Russian LETT flank stood Skobelen the hero OF
tho attack the Graviza redoubt on September H.
with q brigade of Cossacks and battery, guarding
the Lovatz road. On the right flank was Lasxeron.
with two cavalry regiments, to guard Krldener
from counter attack. Krddcner had met a check but
nil Joined in mad and useless rush for the town
OF Plevna They werc raked by batteries from cvory
height and were moved down from ri1c pits by Turk.
ish infantry, who, having run until they could run
no longer stood their ground TO XIII their
pursuors before they died themselves. Tho
town itself was reached only to ind It a
tories on the hills converscd tneir Gro and
bursting shell soon to atoms the glory OF mo-
ment. Schackoskoy had captured what could not
be held. Retreat was tho signal Tor route. Mean
while Kriidencr had been destroyed and tho tide of
battle swept back like great wave over every inch OF
ground which Russians had gained during tho day.
The route ended only at the Danube, and the Russian
arms sustained defeat from which they were months
In recovering TINS battle, however, localized tho
war In Eastern Bulgaria and determined osman TO
continue the occupation OF Plcvna IL made tho great
Russian victory OF the 9th possible.
with serious reverse on the 29th and should have
been strongly reinforced II he was to retrieve his III
fortune The attack was opened by Krddcner at half.
past nine, and artillery nght continued until half
past three In tho afternoon Tho infantry attack was
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. Sept s. 1877.
The Mincing lane markets remain quiet and free from
speculative influence Rice, after urlher sght advance:
ap,s ts s he
Some of the ordinary Ends are unsettled Inc @
The stock Of coffee in the chief European ports has fallen
about 1880 nd Of Jure being moder
ate SUGAR is hrmer tor West India. the renes taking
which the stock "rss do not pa the %
statistics o % tea have not yet tended
confidence: some common to lair grades Of Congou by
tains it. va ae with still heavy here. salt
pelre Is rather lower. -
Frcights per sail for the Channel. s5s per ton
LONDON Sept. SIS r. NJ.
Produce.-Taow, 42s. Cd. per cwt
GLASGOW SUGAR os MAaxEr .nsnI San, 1877
Sugar closed firm with fair business low Kinds are Sd
and mediums and fine Cd TO 3D. above the prices OF saur
YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT, ,.--
dull at 7o wsssu dull ssps at Sos
Cumberland cut dull at sSs short rib dnli IS aes long
fsns cut S% steady :. s SIS @ @ steady
India steady y At 1905 sx mess ssay rmsr a.
45s. ialow-prme city steady at as. lnrpentine-
s s o ehocs rmsr at sos Lard
OIL steady at 4e. plour-Extra State steady at aos
lis iod winter Ter soushs,n steady is Cd do Western
IN nf
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Sept. 8. 1877.
The e Eeonomia says A.,
was The rising tendency OF having led,
If the fear of sales Of speculative stocks but
Tuesday there aoat. and al.
Though the eux OF gold from the bank again raised
alarms the probable adverse effect OF tighter
values fairly sustained and on balance there
general movement. The death OF NJ. Theirs
had st least no perceptiby depressing effect,
his funeral is os disouetude One or two tea,
lures nave better supply of all
Russian decline in Roumanian government
stocks upon defaults in meeting this months
Ame Canadian railway securities have ad-
upon the rise in the tsh wheat markets and tho
expected from the West. The rates of discount
have during the and to-day three months
bank bills quoted Ut pa Large amounts Of silver have
arrived fro Germany the remains steady
Indian does appear -
LONDON Sept. S-5 +. NJ.
Paris advices quote five per I05f 95c for
he
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Dull
and Steady.
GOLD 1O3 5-S A 1O3 SIS.
Government Bonds Steady, States Dull
and Railroads Irregular
FOLD 1O3 5-S A 1O3 3-S.
Money on Call Easy at . a Q
Per Cent.
WALL STREET,

W
SATURDAY, sept s-t r a.I
Ths dolce far nisnte feature which has distinguished
tb. board room for the three days became an In
tensiaed laziness this morning The ous "eto a2ain
In the market their wares as was te case yeSter-
day and the day before, and whlo cnantihg 'ne'r
vaucs were willing part with them ior ihe consder-
ation of the current market price To OBTAIN TINS,
however they under tho necessity oi estaohsp-
IN, ,omporary arnness, from time to time by re.
purchases which materially reduced tho net realiza-
lions though figures kept steady and in some
eases even advanced Among these latter we're Michi-
gan Central which rose TO 5974 in the face of such
stumbling blocks uninterrupted supply oil shares
nj each eighth advanced OF course in the taco
OF generally sluggish market II required consider
able patting upon the back and much "cnin music"
10 keep things looking festive and recourse was had TO
fresh scres ab ut the favorable business prospects OF
,he road and the handsome figures (say 20 10 SOL,
Nhch were 10 be the reward Of merit to tie fortunate
owners Of shares In spite OF this rosy future, how
ever II appears that least portion OF the specua-
tive fraternity are color blind the afternoon the
supply overopped the demand and the prices fell oil 10
esgs in latest dealings Holders of OHIO and Mssis-
sipp, stocks and bonds picking up new courage
from the Ayorabe accounts which they profess TO re-
scyc CT the roads 1t is asserted that the
earnings sufficient pay the past aud accruing in.
.erest on the mortgage bonds and hopes are In
dulsed that the second mortgages will be soon
placed IN this desirable category. Fluctuations were
OF very minor description the general list and the
changes utterly without significance
THE SALES TO-DAY.
The sales of active stocks to-day aggregated 10SO0o
shares which were distributed as iollows:-New York
Central, 1870; Erie, 400; Lake Shore, 1900;
Wabash Geo; Northwestern, $780, Northwestern pre-
terrcd, . c5l; Rock Island, 500; Milwaukee and St
1 NJ nd Paul
Pllisburg 800; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
2l $50; New Jersey Central, 20o Delaware and Hud-
son Canal ,223; Morris Essex SD; Michigan Gen.
trail lo $50; Illinois Central, ,4S5 Union Pacific, 500;
C. c. and ]. c., $50; Hannibal and St Joseph, LOCO;
Hannibal 81. Joseph preferred, 700; Ohio and Mis-
siss ppl 1900: Western Union, 20 500; Atlantic AMI
Pacific Telegraph, 526; Pacific Mail, 1000; Quicksilver,
500; Adams Express, e25 Wells, Fargo Co., 200;
American Express, $751; United States Express, 800.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY SHEET

market firm. State choice hed at i2Ke; Western
% s "s de- ss
prices were nnehanxed We quote Island New Jsr.
sy and aearby 2oc Gle State and Pennsylvania 2oe
RioE-Market rather quiet. hut steady. We quote =
SIC 7c; Louisiana lair 70 DSi:as s;sc 4sc fasns
7se we currency Rangoon: in bond s3.e. gold
market ruled hm At late prices Sale yesterday o. 200
sRs auos sns roos a
csry isr to choice She &C. centrifugal. hhds. aud
s' sa s Hsas sr%s
se s'c 90 grosery fair 70 ch9se ss se ssbsd
s"i iie ii1sc powdered oe ii5sc granaated io9ls
ll7Sc; off do. io5Sc alossc; cut Loaf Il1sc all4e
s sas snss@ sshe grades graz SIN ncladns sc c. &c.
SrEARINE-Receipts-i5 erces. The market ruled quiet
at losc Tor prime city and Iosc 1890 Tor prime west
TALLow-Receipts-l3 hhds, SO tIerces and lss 6bls.
%nrsxsr ~keceip.s-esa bbls The market was dull and
nominal nj 81 10; 80 bhls sold at that.
FREIcnrs-Market unchanged; business moderate. En-
% saa BY sail % Sy Sd 80 lbs &
hhds tobacco 30. To London, by steam 200 bales hops
% SarR stsn
Dsnzr. 22Uo bbls refined petroleum. 6s sd Norwegian
Sd. a German bark henc, 81 emen Hamburg with
450o bbs do Is I'D British bark hence to Eisinore
DO. at es m american brig tut Boston). hence to
the Mediterranean, with 500 bbs DO at os I'd nnd 2.c
grain I'D Italian bark, hence to Cork for
orders with 300 grain particulars nnknown TN
an "a % s Sat s
werp. with general cargo az lump sum- snoet ~ ~
Bremen. subet, laid the berth at current rates;
British ship, ll5o tons 20 arrive from Nova sc9
the berth for general rates British steamer 90
ARRIVED load first half October hence TO HAMBURG with
hence Palermo with Kentucky tobacco on pr vate terms
An American bark 40 tons hence 70 Costa Rca and back
monthly understood to be at per month";
port charges paid.
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circulation :-currcncy notes. So $50 oco eoa notes,
sl.iao,ooo Tho revenue receipts to-day were
s+oo 900; custom receipts $500 o0o bank notes re-
ccived $500 0oo total bank notes for week So 500 ooo
GOVERNMENT
Tho market Tor govern ment bonds dull but they
steady.
TuE FOREIGN MARKET
The London adviccs report and United States
bonds steady and unchanged Illinois Central is per
cent higher selling at H. Erie was weak the
mon and Grm for the preferred. the former selling
down 10 IL. and The latter up TO % The Bank OF
England los, 1850, 900 bullion, withdrawn on balance
At Paris 1861. 95c The closing prices In
London we're -Consols for money and account, 30 q
953s; ~ per cent bonds, l05A hvetwenty bonds
OF 1867, 1875; tcn-orly bonds, loss hvcs OF lSSl
1913; Eric common shares, l2H; Eric preferred
shares 22; New York Central 102; Illinois Central H.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The imports OF merchandise including dry goods
for week ending today were S4,075, 726. Tho cx-
ports specie for the week were S294 600, OF which
s2lS,o0o foreign gold coin ana the remainder
silver.
STATE BONDS.
Tennessee skies old series sold at A and District OF
Columb.as at "a.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bcnds were irregular and the following
were changes compared with last previous sales-
An advance 10 cs) OF per cent in Canada Southern
conpon) x in Great Western seconds, and \ in
do Grsis OF 1883 (ox coupon There was decline Of
x in Hannibal and ST. Joseph eghts convertbles, and
Ohio and Mississippi seconds, Il in Chicago, Burling-
ton aud Quincy eights, and Toledo and Wabash hrsts
lex coupon), and u in Union Pacific sinking funds
BANK
The sales OF city bank shares were Central National
at lOo Park at log and Shoe and Leather at 1l9.
The following the closing quotations for min
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT 1-16c. HIGHER; FUTURES CLOSED
BARELY sTEADY-FLoUR FIRM-wHEAT
QUIET-ConN TIRlfEE--OArs FIRMER-
wEIsKEY NoMINAL-PoRK F1RM-LARD FIRM
ER-PETRoLEUM FIRM-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
QUIEr-RosIN QUIET-CoFFEE FIRM-sUGAR
TIRM-FREIGHTs QUIET.
SATURDAY, Sept Sc NJ
Business less than yesterday IN the aggregate,
but a fair demand, nevertheless, prevailed for most
kinds of merchandise at steady prccs On 'change
-four was firm, under a fair demand. Wheat was
scarcely so firm. Corn drmer. Oats were frmer.
Whiskey nominal Pork frmor. Lard nrmer
Feghts quiet Cotton the spot was l6c higher.
Futures closed barely steady Coffee and sugar ruled hrm
Oils quiet. Petroleum firm. Naval stores ruled quiet.
COFFEE There quiet but very firm market for Hio
Mild coffee quiet. We quote ordinary cargoes,
l61sc 17c tair 1sSic 94c good do 1916 Zoe
prime do, 2oc 204c extreme range for lots. i6lac
22c santos. fair to good. iss4c l9c.. go'd 30 days.
java government bags, pc 23c do. mats 22c
24c Singapore lsJsc 2oc Ccylon, lsc. 2oc Mara
caibo l7c 19Sc; Laguayra 1sc 20c Jamaica. l7c
lS1ac st. Domingo lec 1876. Porto Rico, isc 2oc
Costa Rico. l7c 2oc; Mexican lsc. l91ac Macassar
lS1sc. a Angostura 1Sc 20ac. Savanilia lIc.
l9lsc.; Curacoa l6c 1916.
CorToN the spot Was very firm and lec dearer an
some c demanded for middlin2 very IT.
tie done the extreme viaws OF having tendency
to check extensive operations Futures opened about
points lower closing price OF the evening;
but market imme edataly beca hrmer and prices
steadily improved under the Influence of light receipts and
barely steady, The advance the day points
on September. point October and points on the
months, with the exception of April which was IN
changed Tho closing prices to-day, compared with Fri
days. iolluws:--
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A PEDLER IN TROUBLE.

MISS Kate McGlny's at No. 70 East Broad.
way were entered by John Burton on Friday after
noon and S2l0 worth OF jewciry and wearing apparel
carried OIL Burton was observed by the inmates of
tne M nouso and arrested. Judge smith held him In
$4,000 for trial,
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
EINAN CIAh.

4 II REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY on LIFE AND
"A Endowment In urance Policies and Mortgages; sano
kinds effected with best companies
J J. EABkICH & CO.. 119 Brondway.
LEX rRUTHINGHAM CO., BANKERS AND
n Brokers' II Wall St., dealers in first class Puts and
Calls buy and tocs long desired on margin
Of three to five per send for circular and
wae fee.
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legal rcq'ts srl o25 sl2e2i.975 luc. ss2s, $50
rxIraD STATES raeAscKT
The Treasury now holds $500, ooo'o 600 in bonds to
.ecure bank circulation, aud s15 10000 10 secure
p.buc deposits. Bonds deposited Tor circulation
asa 500: amount Withdrawn. si0o 800. National Bank
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
THE MONEY MARkET.

Money on call lent at 3 per cent and closed easy
It 3 IA per The following the of
exchange on New York at the aforementioned cities
to-day buying Is, selling "a Charles
ton, plentiful, u q premium; Cincinnati, fair de-
mard, buying par, selling 1i0; ST. Louis, so DIS
count; New Orleans commercial u 31G bank 4 a
,s, and Chicago 25 disc unit Foreign exchange was
duIl at s2la SO for bankers sixty days sterling
bills and ass 4 4 Sc tor demand
THE MARKET.
Gold opened at 1885 and closed l03as these being
the extremes of the day. The carrying 2,
u and per cent.
GOLD cLEARINcs NATIONAL BANK STATE YORK
Gold balances. 81 l023k5
Currency oaIances. ....--............. l,lI4,3iO
Gross ciearances... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lO44l,OOO
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges S63, 100 953
Currency balances. ............ . .5st rs
sou eNchonses o'oo-'Soa
HVlu ualances. i,4oi,oV.
wEEkLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges s'g,'Z.o'oso
currency balances. 2lZ,U,yo2
Gold eacninges... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5o'"o ,oI4
'''u o"n0es. S''"'0'i
The lolowIng were the exports Of specie from this
port for the past week.
September 5-Scamer Labrador. Havre-
Silver bars aud foreign gold .SlS', 200
september 6-cteaner Gellert. Parls-
American silver bars. ............ 32,O0O
September 6-Sleamcr G.llert, London
Spanish doubloons. ............. 81, 200
SEPTEMBER S--sicamer Dondu, London
American silver bars ........... $4,000
Mexican gold dollars. ............ 10000
September S-Stcamer Germanic Liverpool
SILVER Dlrs...... 3.-0O
hexicau dollars.. 0Ooo
-
Total 1904 ego
The steamship oler, which arrived here last even.
Ing from Southampton, brought si3o,o COO gold coin
STATEMENT.
The weekly statements OF iLe New YORK banks for
The week cDding close OF business yesterday
shows further large loss III cgrl tender notes. the
average being 81 $40, 100, aud further large gam
specie the average beng ss,s3l 500 The result on
the total Of 81 ioI 500, and on
the surplus reserve Increase Of ss21 95o the gain
in the latter beng because OF the the
deposit liabilities ol sl,123, 400
The following Is u couparson Of the Now YORK bank |
averages for the list Two weeks
Sep, !. Scpl s. Differences |
Lonns s245. rs 200 s2i5 go $50 Inc. sl.2 100
Specie 49,. lG05O 100 lc,yN 900 inc 1881. $40 I
Legal tenders IS, coo 45,305,9o0 Dcs 2,s2G 700
r .,us:ts 2oa. 400 700 2l0,574 lOl Inc / l23 400
Circulation. 10 3S5,3O0 ii, 58s 400 iuc ls5 100
The following SHOWS tue reatons between the total
reserve and tho total liabilities
rpccc sIG,o30 loo sleeGtGOo Inc { s. 931 500
Legal tenders ss.1yO.Goo 4l5oj 300 Dec. 2 $50 700
III reserve s64 I6o 200 so5, ,9s5 200 Inc ST. lo4 500
Reserve re-
.ieposi,s.... 5a3e2G75 SO. G4s,j2j
Excess OF re- ----------
Icrnl rcqts sll, 79s o2j sl2 262,9j luc.. ss23 $50
ryIrgD STATES TReAscK1.
Tho Treasury now holds $500 eco, 600 IN bonds TO
.ecura bauk circulation aud s15. coo 10 secure
r,,l,e Joposits Bonds deposited Tor circulation.
4 "a soo amount Withdrawn. sl0O 500 National Bank
The New York herald., 1877-09-09

A -vALUABLE INFORMATION-wH TO MAKE
n .money In stocks send for 1t. BRADLEY CO.. AZ
Broad NJ. Ne York.
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light offerings the market ruled strong at Ice advance in
prices Forward deveres-A moderate business closing
steady advance Of to points. spot sales AS
ToI,uv Last Epeainq. Tohh.
CONSUMPTION .................. 252 225 All
For delivery the sales follows Yesteday,
after two O'Clock T. M-september boo at II O5c Oco-
ber 300 at 1886, 300 1093c. 600 1O.9ic.;
Novem oer 800 ut 10 S3c. december 500 1OS3c 500
10 &c., 700 l0s7c. January, 100 II o96c 300 at
~ ll4lc., 400 at :4ac !oal 200 bales, To-
day, up 10 one =. M.-sepember, 100 at l!o3c.,
2oy lIo9c.. 500 at lille. 800 at II i2c.
500 u. ll3c 100 1112c, October. eoo At 1o90c 800
q. 1@oIs lSo at @ o ea q ID @ l3sss o 97 at G9e o
9sc 800 at 1o99c 100 at 10 9sc. 500 at lo97c.:
November 100 at l0S5c, 100 at IL &c., 100 ut l0S6c,
200 10 92c 100 1T l0.91c 100 ut lO92c 400 a 10 Gle
100 oaoc December, 100 at IOs5c, 200 at 10 SIC,
1900 at 10 93 100 io9ic. 200 at 10 9lc 1000 al
i0s4c 10 100 at i6e7c. 400 at 10 ose 300 at
lie. 500 at ll.o3c. 800 at l1G!e-, 100 at H. ole;
February 100 LIE. 100 at 11l7c Total. 24sOO
bales; Grand total 22.ooo ba.ss. the .. receipts
ton 1897 Wilmington 6: Norfolk. II New York.
49, Boston, 372; Philadelphia l6 Total, 655 bal $. This
day week 4DS baes This dny last 1890 bales.
closed :-ro avre. by steam, Mc. compressed
Bremen. by steam Sc. compressed 10 Liverpool ;4d
by steam by sal 1-i2c., compressed. Market quiet
Flour AND C;RAS-Recepts Flour 10 -u9 bbs. wheat,
7iG19 bushels meal 100 bbs AID S3 sacks:
l29 bushes oats SO 500 do rye, n 267 do; barley
malt 1890 do. Flour fary active today ana full
prices were detained for all kinds. Tho sales about
bbls including State, Western ana Southern. the
anne quotations Rye -four stendy with sales of
bs Corn meal ruled steady, with sales amounting
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-26

Mr.. Oberly arrived in the city from
Springfield yesterday morning.
F. E. Canda, president, and Mr..
Wentz, general freight and passenger
agent Of the Cairo and st. Louis railroad
company, after spending several days
here, left for ST, LOUIS yesterday morn
ing.
Alderman Halliday, who has OF late
spent considerable time in Springfield, is
at home again.
Henry Carter Of Mound City was in
town yesterday.
Among the guests at the Planters
House yesterday were +. Z. Jewctt, W.
A. II. Gait, st. Louis; Il. l.. Nevill, Chm.
ton, Ky; =. W. Plank, Champaign; Jas.
A. Wall. Harris urg; Ii. Rheinhardt and
wlte, j. l.. A. Rhenbardt and wife, Pa.
ducah; II. Cayers, Memphis; j. J. Bar.
nard, Sandusky, H.; j. W. McCasland,
Missouri; W, Duval, Princeton. Ky; j.
A. Singleman, Missouri: c. DeGraf,,
Evansville; K. \. Bra.ley, DeSoto; j. c.
Ward, Farris' Landing, Mo; DR.. j. j.
Powell, Ullin.
Arlington house arrivals yesterday
were; ID. X. Mason. Paducah: Il. S.
Unveils, Clinton, Ky; R. Freganza,
Mound City; Warran Dee. Burlln gton,
Iowa, John Cooke, Ballard Co.; Madam
Bromelta, New York; W. A. Burns,
Belknap; ). b. Penn and l.. Penn,
hmklevlle. Ky: l. 5. Gallage. Marion,
HIS; c. ii. Haywood. Goose Island; G.
ii. X ewes. Hlnkl,vilt, Ky; A. Tally.
VIM. Wells, Jas. Newton and Richard
Burns, BIrIow CITY; l., II. Milky. Bar.
low City: jas. Mexican, Arlington, Ky.
Arrivals at the st, Gu rles hotel yes.
tcrday were Joseph Nash .nd wife, Mem.
PHI, ; Miss Matte Mask, Toledo; K.
Manning, Detroit; A. J. Nlmmo, Jones.
boro; George Crooker, M,Gregor. Iowa :;
A Slrgal New York G. orge W. Lun.
drum, omithland, Ky Chas W. Harris.
Cincinnati A. H. Soulhworth, Chicago;
l.. a. Richardson, Indianapolis ; j. {.
Willis. Metropolis o. a. Harker and
wife, Vienna George B. Zanone, Louis
vile; lhos. Oral, Boston; }. +. Meyers,
ST. Louis;S. a. Jeter, LANDAU, HIS;
Mrs, &. Ii. Duprez, New York; j. Nc
Whorten, Canton, Mo-; X. II. Oldram
and wife, Reply, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-26
LOCAL POCKET PIECES.

--Mrs. Gafney has removed 10 her
house on Division street. In the
court house square. where she Ia
prepared to accommodate limited mum.
Der Of boarders. Mrs. Gaffhey keeps q
good house, and boarders will lind first.
class accommodations. w.
Mr.. Ed. BraXtOn, that chlet Of ton.
sorlal artists, has taken charge Of the
shop on Eighth street, owned by the late
Daniel Lampert. Ed. Braxton is one OF
the best BARRIERS in the state, as well 40 q
gentleman In his intercourse with his
patrons. He was one OF the sufferers In
the late fire at the corner of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, and lost heavi-
~. He Ia now trying to build up again,
and we bespeak tor him n fair share OF
patronage. He deserves II. II
--Rrlrigerators, the very best, at A.
IIallcy's, lis Commercial avenue. Also.
stoves and tinware, toilet ware, table snd
pocket cutlery, garden aud farmers i'm
pements, plows, corn planters aud she'll
crs, sulkey rakes, and general stock OF
stoves, tin and hardware. flower stands,
both wire and wood, flower trailrrs, DIFF
lrrent styles. hanging ba.kcts OF all
kinds 4; the largest variety OF bird cages
in he city and will be sold very low at
A. Halley's, ll5 Commercial avenue.
3.24 3m
Now that a new era of prosperity
and peace appears to dawn upon this
nation, it is gratifying to observe the
watchiul car. OF The venerable patriarch
OF our American literature, William Gull
len Bryant, in introducing to the nation
hi, last new edition. Library Of Auth
Ors, ~ Il work that recommen itself TO
every family In The land, aud one that no
lady or gentleman should be without,
lis beauty OF appearance and wealth OF
auus very ATTRACTIVE, features
to the varied aud complete selection of
choicest poems from British aud Ameri-
can, together with.num"rous translations
from Partisan. Latin, Greek, French,
German and Spanish authors OF note,
covering that entire period OF ancient and
modern lituraturc. It is complete
library OF all the authors in itself, ex-
tending the power Of useful information,
by which the people Of every nation be-
come enlightened, exalted and refined.
Its classiiications render 1t very useful as
A work OF reference or quotation. 1t is
being canvassrd at present in our city,
and we strongly advise every one TO eX-
anime its merits. Ut
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-26

Merchants, grocers, and loon.keepers
should not forget that Mcssrs. Corlis x
Rankin, propretors OF the Prairie state
Tobacco Factory at Metropolis, have
opened an establishment at the corner
ofSixtl street and Ohio levee in this
city where they wi. do a Wholesale and
retail business in the tobacco and cigar
line. They have on hand the largest
and most complete stock OF
obacco and cigars ever opened
IN Cairo, and are prepared to
supply the wants of the trade at the
lowest living prices. Dealers are in.
yited to call and examine their stock.
4l3-tf,