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DIED.

coNANr In rro,incetown Mass, March -, widow
@4kriiS FIN. &t6oi Mas, March "a Abigail Chaplin.
coa il @ 3 dsr u sS s MsI'n ~ Miss Margaret
CoT1oN In Buffalo. ON March ". George W Cotton.
Dr NN.-suddcnly on Thursday March ~ Michael
POSTER In i.retown. wes,chcster county, n Y.
Gil.BERr Suddenly. On Wednesday March II. at Sea.
caucus. = J., Dc Rolcr j. Gilbert assd 80 years .,,.
csp,p%aY S WSTS'ng At Sc,c.s Mr., sara, oc,
HXwLEY in ROY " March " Abigail, widow OF
'J9SHi@iGa Readias "a March %. } clancy Jones,
Mini.ier to Austria under Bachsnsn ""''
JXSEs~in Louisville, Ky. March 2e Isaac james. aged
LOGvE-In Phiis lcrhia. March % Mary. widow Of
MARiIN. On March .. Jane p Martin. widow of tho
Funeral from The residence Of Mer,in snncu Glen
wood, sunday Ma cn 81 u oelocS noon Train leaves
MoRrOS -On "Wednesday March 81. Mrs Rose Nor
The remain. Ml be 'pssn from he. isg resdspcs .,
Mehacls chnreh and from thence 10 calvary cenS,ery
McDoWETf.- On THURSDAY 2s,h int OF consumption
Anna Mellow H. aged 81 years beloved wife VI Francis
Relatives and friends respectfully invited attend
the rn ,, III st E9ieoln
SraAS-rn Lansingburg. n Y March 20. Mrs Rebec.
ca Sgean. widow q NhrSm Nggmsn. asei 81 years.
rLASs an SeTsPefa y - a1tch ~ Mrs Charity
rEASE-in BuNtan Me March a. sarah Pease, aged
PETERS In Ellsworth Me March 49, Mrs saie j..
whoT q Andrcw Peter. ased - years ,,,r,. .so,
9, YEAR,. organizer OF the Metropolitan Bank in New
srEScER Al her re; ienee, iss E.a isth i on FRI.
day. March -. sarah A. widow u the late sylvahu,
'SSiSs Of nn9 IA hs . r v., - s,.. r
NE ra S f d SS oS shan March % Susan
ror6c., daashicr Of the late VIM Forbes and VIE d
sotTIER lii Rcsion March % John scuther. Ir
sd % N'a m mus ne ionf 'd-i,r a. 81
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STATE bonds ruled lower. We note sales OF Louisiana
=. consolidated. at 1Ss714 North Carolina o. old Jan
uary and July ats. and Is April and october ats Rail
road securities active at advancing prices The
principal transactions were follows Kansas Pacific
Inc. No. id l7sl6 Missouri. Kansas and rerre Haue
con assensd as Hannibal and 1t JOSEPH ~. con So
Union Pacific lists ip7s New jersey Central lists. con.
solidaed IS Chicago aud Alton lists rs. Chicago ana
Alton inc, los, Milwaukee and 81 Paul con sinking
fund !dls Buffalo. New York and Erie lists. 1910 lo-A
Delaware and Hudson coup l. % s lons Dock bonds.
10: Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold
bonds ga. Lake shore CON registered 2dr sst New
iurk central g. 1875 nl's Central Pacific gold bonds,
ltN Union Pntinc sinking fund. NirHhA'4 Cleveland
aud ttshnrsh 4th>. 100, Rome W ami ~ con sts iuil
Toledo and Wabash 2d. eN Nov coupon l711. ~ Nor
ris and Essex sts cons. ~ Burlington. Cedar Rapids
aud y lists 1o l%hleh and MNesharrc cons 80. Nil
st. Paul /. gold, lOi's. Nil ST. Paul l. and NJ div
Mil and - Paul Isl La Crosse div, ip7 Wnona and
st Paul BIS ~ Central Pacific LIST NJ, San Joaquin
branch. sell Pacific Railroad OF Mo ~ m. ~ Gre
Western "a m ex Nov. 1877. couron. 49, Toledo and
wabash lst m, 81 l. d, cN uatuTcd coupon. 73i4 can
So. deb cert -, ONO and Nis. ~ m. rs. Pacific vi
NJ i.t. lnih Ere tth m. it-S, e.. g aud I q. 1T
S1's south facinc Railroad 1T M, - s@77is
Iuc opening. ni-urs. lowest andt l. " cosing nricr'
VI NJ. 4. I'M =
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Richard Lambert, II hostler employed to drive
horNs rom the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad depot in Jersey
Cyto ti, city mounted one horse yesterday and under.
tool o lead three other, by their hacr While cross
ing tho railroad tracks the blowing OF locomotive
whistle r-hieucd the horses and they tired fee pul away
The horse that Innler rode Slipped ON rnl. and Lam.
bert thrown the horse falling VITA II, uulr wVpht
upon HIM Tue other horses silll hrns held tampied
him on the head. lis Injuries are fatal
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BIRDsEYE-rNDERwOOD ON wcdnc sday, march,
y, at roiand Conn., by the Rev George T. Sindhornc,
Clarence = Briscye OF Brooklyn NY ana AdaJ Under.
wood of Tnliani. Conn
CUNNINGHAM OsTEN.-Tn Phhadeilila. va.
nesday. March ~ ~ the Rev walter q scott John =
Cunningham at New YORK dlrmcry Of Philadelphia. to
Emma l.. VAN O~ten at Philadelphia
IIAli.-Rur9N. ON March n, ut Orangc N y b. the
Rev Thomas Norinilvc. u ID. the brides maternal
uncle Henry Hall u this city 10 Mary w. daughter II
Benjamin Is Rntun Esq. OF the former place
LOOS-BUWERS on 1uU qiay, March D. hy the Rev.
John y stern. Charles " LOos 0i New YORK ciiv aud
Nmiua BuNers
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prices car load Of rough and stays sold AZ Tic
~ TO dress So rs to the cw several iots of iat
bulls At St 21@tt ?, 100 hs We weight and ordinary
weNa nauNe steers at from strong SIC 70 dress 80 u.s.
up u lOb1c. to dress 6Ta1A Ms Upward ot 900 were
taken for export at Hsalpc y n. to dress 80 ms
Receipts ot sheep and lambs II loads or ca
head. making total Ut lOO3i sncc Monday AGAINST
Tor the same time last week Sacswcrc not br as tor
some DAYS past hut prices much the same Conn
mon To extra sheep ranged from 5d7c a. n, and goot
ycarling lambs were sold ut 7c "a n
Rcccrt- II hogs were n loads 37n1 heal max.
ing total u 1920 since Monday against 557 Tor the
time lat week. Sales slow, and the mark,
ruled dun ut So W@sl q 100 bs for live hogs and e. 90
taEl % for cit, dressed 49,
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Catching "a burglar a, lis Work.

Special Onlcer Curran. night watchman chi e.
oyed by the along Fulton street BROOK yn
carly yesterday morning young sus triou,ly
lettering about John BlanAicys saloon at 5ls Fulton
street lie patiently watched him. and ina half hour
him climb the fence pry open the shutters aud
enter tlr saloon Oncer turfan. with tNlDrf smith.
'hppcd IN after hun amt found him irving to force he
safe with jimmy He dropped the tool ana ran To the
door bat hisr escape cut N lie gave The name II
Thomas Sihrrri aged - lie hat quantity 81 powder
ON han. winch intended 10 be used IN bowina open
tho.
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Presented 10
GRANDMOTHER
IN her
ONE IirNDRhDrlI BIRTHDAY,
~ Jeremiah Dorm. March 10, 1879.

Tho chair was made by Potter 4 Symus ot
New York and is said to have cost over 5000.
cane heavily mounted with chased gold. made
of wood taken from the old Dutch Church. for
merry used IA a Post OncG In your city. and
built Just la years ago. The following inscrip-
ton accompanied the cane:
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Stealing a Gem from Mr.. sehau..

In the rear Of Mr.. Schaus's gallery is Il cosey
room wherein his gems from the old and modern mas.
tcrs are artisucaly arranged Between aud o'clock
on Thursday Afternoon While Mi Hermann schaus
showing his collie, ton to gentle man. inr well dressed
strangers loungig IN the place" Leaning against
the wall resting shelf wA~ gem nom the pencil oi
4 n Katmncrcr. extensively framed. valued at s,D1
Mr. Sthaus cNhlod this pununs o. ms visitor with cs
pccal pride few minutes aitrr the departure OF the
latter Mr. Schaus returned 10 the gallery Ia tud only the
frame the mcturc having been taken oui ana gone MI
S,ha. now rtculicctcd that three ui the Visitors went
out together Tue police were unable to trace the paint
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JAMESTOWN. \. Y. March 90 This afternoon
~ Atlantic tram 80 g. iron, Sew York WAS rounding
curve on entering Jamestown the track spread and the
entire tram con,isng at III" engine two hheraFr chis
and coaches about two nan lrI icrt un hc ties
No one was INJURED The track MAS clear AZ u + N
MenIA WIN nrc,Mrr was na.srn.cI un l-Nn No s.
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March Is 1874
TO GRANDMOTHER ON HFS one HUNDREDTH
BIRTHDAY
From John N. Dorm

Prayer was then offered The guests attcr-
ward gave themselves up to Iollity and the
ing. The happy old lady retired at an early
hour and passed into the second century of
dreams
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spttlal aontes.


a Fortune. April -. NJ New orleans-draud distribution
Louisiana state Lottery Company 1857 prizes, amount
inr TO sl1O,tpl, capital prlaes t3por sinpp, 500.
Ac lponon tickets. two dollar, 81, halves, one dollar
ST. Corresponding agents Tor sale Of urkrts At highly
rrInuurrHtiSc compensation wanted ~ nh points All
oar Griu4 Extraordinary pIawn.~ arc uncr iic suptr
vision and MANAGEMENT of Gcn~ q RE- At kLGNlu
nud JIBAL A. EAtLN. Aiirr-. NJ 4 DAt flliN. fu-t
Nn.,r huN V2 Sow orleans, La, or II !. III " 81
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What the matter? | have catarrh Then go
10 tine drug t ami st Elliott a. ,;arrh snun -Air
jacobson. the Halter. removed to l22 Fulton
81 bosl silA haas reduced 10 sJ.-Ais
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Busintss yo.ats.
From "a wcl.xnown nunlard rrcachc,

HAHriiroN. Union Go Pa. Dec -. 1874
hcssrs Seth W fuwlo A Sons. Boston.
Gentle men Having received drci1ed benefit from the
use of PERUVIAN SYRUP for Dyspepsia and General
nvhitN ui the system can recommend II heartily in all
cases ~ lcnH effective and plea pdratiun
IL gives almost univ rr~.tl satisfaction
- Respectfully yours. ADAM III EvrR.
Sold by all druggists
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ArrfVcd-FunAf. Mnfch 70
SIS CITY or Brussels Watkins, Liverpool March TO- ssd
Queenstown 10Th
Norfolk
SIS Itailcv Cross Rio Janoro
$ IleNouin. Craig. GLASGOW
- Greece. Pclrce. London
Bark Iuiua /, tsrsun, Ponce.
BARK Eracliu OtvHri. Queenstown
BARK SthHuncl Snow. Mcssiua
BARK Maid nj orleans Houston Liverpool
Barb Evening star Chich guantanamo.
BIrk Harmonic, Jensen. Oluucrs ter
brig rrntptnrp. Sciano. fe twOod
Brg kiurttu. Matlen McsiSa.
Also the usual coastwiSe vessels
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Forty years cxrericnce DR. MMsT's treatment tho
only M, nnd ~ ctual only Office Ncsey St As
Tor Hous', opposite st Pauis Church
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New YORK. Friday March 30. --ReeeiIts OF
heryeS t. day Nerc w car onds ~ 80. h,gl n.hins
total ul u IN since Monday against H3l W ihe same
time last week Tie demand was very moderate, AMI
e market eVsed heavy ala slade iuIhsI Ied"S non ~
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NEW YORK CITY SdTINGs BANKS.
Abstracts OF the Remaining Yearly Reports
Agrrcgatc Ke.ources and IInbLIItie..
Below we give abstracts Of the yearly re-
ports Of the city savings banks not previously
published together with table Of aggregates:

beloW We give hhStrHctS ol inc yearly re-
norris ~ tho citv savinps hanks not prcviousiv
80. - NV T"''-7 '-". 49, IA '''"7''
published. together with table OF aggregates.
NORM RIyHa S.viNGs h.NK -Ho.Ht'>s-Bonis and
morgaees $"t IH stoc nv, >mcnts cost S2tHt2n -
market value n same s.a5Alu cash on deposit, SO
isl ~ cash on hand Sllie- 80 excess ~ market value
NJ sio'ks over cost -e ~ AMI other assets maxim
ioth "l s'"-pl- i.- ''s-Du' d,l,sliois eHNtHlllH'
accrued rcut s""h'; surplus. s'l "a 10. olcn ac'
counts. sHt I'M uahk reported on Jan ISL Que
hrp".it"ts. e'tp'"' ~ surplus, s''tfoef open Ac
cuuIt,, ssh"
E9vifant sAvINGs INSTITUTION -h,srvo,.a on de
post s".:s' ,anN'"rs-pe ltp"'lt9rs so. " open
accounts W. I'M. hank reported on Jan !. lsF' Due
itl"-itor-' 80" -, oIsh accounts "a" .
fNtt ,si'k SANiNys on n hhn hlpt'
taFcs 80 W. SION INVESTMENTS cost ~ % ~ ulAtht
Ntlut p sa."; ~ 80 ch,i on ue! ost s'i~ . 'n-n
on uAe" r-iNt' 'A,"-s 81 httrt hlue 81 t,eh,N.r
49, 'i "'' "h'i "r''i- l"nN ,l V.,.i d"
- IN. ~ n : ,.. ' -, -. u.s.,
-" '' ~" ".,"'lS - - ~ 'I,," .l
49, -, i'"' ..''' 60 - 80 s"'''"''
80 ~ ',. H. ,,., ,,.. Md. an,
W." ~ 80 . i' ~, -. va, w..
,.t .i d, lam. :, ~, .., .., a. ~, st..t
i'.i D., ..i, t,,'i .,-i1t. T.. ,.ss 49, u.,rt't t.I,,
u.s., '' NY. ." a. ia ,o.l ,
,fN 49, t'., - ~ t1 n,, d,,sit,rs 50 No
sg,, 49,, H. IL - :. ~ - SN,,li,fs gu6 ri,is
- 80. =, 4 10y H.. -. a. IN
~, ',',,I, e,I,- - -. 80, .i.'',ii, a -. F-'
NJ a.. ..,t... H. .rt,t,i,,. t.,..... R.,,ts ami
,,t.,t,. 50 r.ti., .+k nv, .,,,nt. 90 "a ~,
XII n,,,f.t 1,iue ~ .l,ne : .,l i.s,. y, Ian, md,
nous. and LOT co.t -ii- III tl f,.h pn i,ts.it sii
uln47 cash ON haul l2t4f1 ~ excess OF market
value OF stocks gerro.t si.ias AND other assets uak
.ns total of s'ts>+'r .l Lt.rh's-Dh' dcpnsiiurs,
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SIX dress shirts to measure. 50 fpur-ply llGcn
collar -uduI. nni shtt-. lfW rrs, lnN lit's j. "
johnston 10 Grand s AsV, -. Oti Az cor 2Vi st-Ad'
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MARINE INTELLT8 ENCE.


MINIATURE ALxASAc-rufs nay
furriecs..... ~ sun sets. ~ Noon rises . %
HIGu wArKR-Iuis nav.
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov. Island 20 Hell Date. %
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Tunrr LECTURES oN STRUCTURE

ana li"NurfNui~ llflI ifr ne NJ en- ann
cnpc IN producing ncrvon, cNhauspn. nhsulifN %. mri
cal treatment instant removal Of both affections, Nari
rocle; Its modern treatment, WIN tt'c ti" cases
frrntrd hv the urctirutnnc at IN. private hospital, ~
EpN ARD IT. DIXON, ID iopascs. - ono, hours
from 20 H. 10 T. and 10 10 evening" Al - 'th av
AMEDICAI. WONDER Hyatt LATE Hn;nni'
CERTAIN speedy ami permanent IN the 0uft e" Ntu
mhusn, Gout. Ncu agia Scr0mlAk Hs pioNruln t'lfs
during the pat my Ncars rsi II yluf.l llthNt
Ila has cured foes and viii cure tliarih - Snd AZ
Crittentou's 9th HN. lludnuts Herald hnill!n h,
drursi.ts HYATT A HYATT 2t5 Grand 81 Sew York,
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DEADWOOD'S NAIL SUPPLY.
UfSffNC HONET ~ FAST HiFLS TO 4
SINGLE FRON TTER 1OHN.

rt,tns the uIaci> Hits Postal Fnciiiuc- that
ARE ucnscd to New furi., -. Louis, aud
Chicago Letters thHt Cost tn" Department
no Apiece to Transport sciess Routes
WASHINGTON. March % Two years ago
tne dcrnrtmcnt had never delivered a l''icr
within ioo miles OF Dcadwood. Last -prin,. It
WIS plain that population ~ from 1000 TO
~ .Iu adults would require mails 90 BE- deliver
81 with certainty. celebrity. ami security
Tx cr, in tmc OF war. the Post Once d. part
mont ms never been called upon Co. face a moro
30. uu problem. Tho Ability and economy
with whi .h such 70 tnsk was met IL q severe hut
fair gauge of the ability and economy with
WI. h the department IS managed and Il is a
.tll O., arrr test OF the intelligence and honesty
vitb which the department Is conducted Here
wIsn point i'm the wilderness to bo reached 10y
new and uutricl service. Did the responsible
OH ors of the department Mr.. Tyucr am Mr..
Brady at once adopt economical and Nl lent
moi-urrA to meet the emergency. or WIS money
wasted upon useless and experimental routes
The iolow.n.. is IN" series Of order. In brief.
emitting some needless expressions. under
which the mail service Of the Black Hills was
organized last spring:
ugier Route pi.rarck g. pcadnoci 30 gc' ow,'g;
Moilo, s,i- bari spt i,It ,ii, atsiiooo lrom May l.
''taii,r Ru, roii r.i.c. Eanii clls. to Dcadwood
I@75 Wu.. .aliG- Temporary contract With clarence
" Van Tt..rl 90 tho rate ui $50 1874 i ier auuum from
Mt, 49, i-I1 tuscft Jl 1871 luUl o0iro Established
Port Pierre lc route viii run iiom Port sull, hl,c
tU.s week
Rlic Paddock b, Lawrence to Custer ,si,isl 200
i-57 MAY 22-2ioi Temporary contract ordered with
DO Warren. nomI uuc t. i~11 to sept 80. 1871. two
tunes week. At - Tti uer nnnum
Nuuft htuturt hv e Georgetown AMI lena to
I,fdwoNd ~. ISL 800 miic-
1-r7 March go-i.Nfl Temporary Gourmet ordered
wm, " nske. IRON Nav 1877. Go sept 40 ie'7. at
a.. rate ct so ipl Hnnum
K.u, ~fucv ht tumr o. hiusou and Other Fust Onlccs
t. N. IiNto-l 1ti~it 80 miles
I-4f April u -tcupuiarv contract ordered with "
rffNr from Apiil ~ lST1. o. sept 3d. 1871. at tho
faft cog $1,000 ltr Huiuu. SiN tunes a Wt,k.
NDut' lot 'r'tk Custer. Nhittwuod. pcAdwoUi
,1iIN ~ mile.
1871 MARCH Ill -ii - mporarv contract ordered
vltuG Brown. W the rat. ~ Sii...j tVr aunum from
Aii fn1f. ~tNf l l~s5. at rate speed equal To
iiat maintained hetwc, u Cheyenne ana Hot creek
The last clause in the last order connects the
route named with another whose history will
be- given in detail below. In round numbers
These orders proposed to give from five to six
months mail supply 10 Deadwood ut the fol-
low ug cost-rcduc"d az a later date by the sus-
pension Of two routes from July By $2637S9:
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
steamer Jane. Fi-k Palucah
Epbt Mitchell Cincinnati
Cha-. Morgan. Nry Urlcln.
" Arkansas Belle, Evansville
John DppoId aud har.c., - Louis
Commonwealth, - Loui.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jane. Fix Padacah.
Roht Mitchell. Sew Os,rAu.
Belle Memphis. Nrmph.
" Chl-. Morgan. Cincinnati
Arkansas Belle Eyau.yiir
John Dippold and barge, NrW Orleans
commonwealth New Orlcan.
RIVER.
The gauge marked ?, feet, ) inches at
six o'clock last evening, The decline was
6 inches; at Cincinnati inches: at
Nashville inches; and at st. Louis /
inch, The weather was extremely hot.
Bushes, is moderate.
GENERAL ITEMS
The James Fisk had a fair trip of freight
and people from Paducah She went back
with good trip. She will be here again
this evening, 10 leave for Paducah at sharp
five o'clock.
The Arkansas Belle. from Evansville.
came down eighteen hours behind She
was Hat in the water. The principal item
of her cargo was $500 sacks of corn for
New Orleans. After dischargng her
freight she went back.
The Robert Mitchell arrived from Gin.
cianati yesterday morning. She had Il
rou,ing big trip Of freight, and Il cabin
well tillrd with passengers. She did not
take anything here. and went her way after
short stay
The Charles Morgan, from New Or
leans, arrived well laden with freight and II
big trip Of people, After II short stay, she
took her departure for Cincinnati.
The Commonwealth arrived from st.
Louis little before dusk with a good trip
OF freight and filled out here. She had Il
good passenger list.
The John Dppold came in from st.
Louis with 8 barges, four OF which were of
miscellaneous freight and two of ice. She
added here one loaded barg, and left for
New Orleans.
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OUR BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
POINTED ny THE TAXPAYERS AssoCIA-
TION-AN EXHAUSTIVE REPORT.

fOiNIfD NJ THE TAXPAYERS ASSOCIA-
TION-AN EXHAUSTIVE REPORT.
CAIRO, ILL.,, JUNE |, 1873.
The committee of Is, appointed by the
Tax Payers association to take into consid.
Grafton the subject Of compromising the
bonded Indebtedness Of the city of Cairo
and county Of Alexander together with the
executive committee of the Tax Payers as.
ISOLATION met pursuant to special notice at
the City council Chamber at s o'clock
p. IN.
The following report was submitted by
the special committee appointed on 17th
Of May:
The special committee to whom, on the
18th inst, was referred the subject of
funding the outstanding bonds Of the city
and county as proposed by the United
States Funding Association of New York.
respectfully report;
That the bonds which it is proposed to
include in the arrangement referred to and
which comprise all the outstanding bonds
OF the city and county, of every description,
are as follows viz:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, June 3, 80 pm.-Corn--
june 3jllc; July 3Gc.
CHICAGO, June 3, $50 p. m.-Pork--
June 81 30 bid; s. 80 asked; August 1876
as ssh July IS zoos ~. Corn 35A
@33%c; August 3G55@3C2lc. Wheat.
July 81 O2l! bid,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-04

The PREVENTATIVE OF \ TERRIBLE DIS.
AsTER No disorders, excepting the most
deadly forms OF lung disease, in.
voIvc such tremendous destruction of or
ganic tissues as thos, which tastcn upon the
kidneys Such maladies, when they be.
come chronic--and none are 50 Liable to AS
sumo that phasc-complctcly wreck the
system, To prevent this terrible disaster,
recourse should be had, upon the first man.
Hesitation Of trouble, to lIostcttrrs Bittcrs
which experience has proved to he highly
effective as a means OF impartng tone and
regularity to the organs Of urination, ns
well as to the liver, stomach and bowels.
Another beneficial result of this medicine.
naturally consequent upon its du-ctic nc.
ton, il the elimination from the blood of
impurities which brget rheumatism. govt,
dropSy, and other muadicS Dy increasing
the activity Of the Kidneys L augmcnts the
dcpumtivc efficiency of those organs, which
are most important outlets for the escape
If such impurities
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-04

\ literal complianoe by the city. and
county with the obligations of these bonds
according to their terms and conditions,
would require the payment of the following
amounts at the times specified, viz:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-04

THERE i, nothing more narrowing to the
sympathetic mind than to bear "A crying
baby. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup will give in,
slant relief to the lite s;tfr,r For sale nc
al drug stoyaM
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Latest News.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK DRAIN AND PRODUCE,

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New YORK, May 8, II ;09 p. m.--Wheat
nominal; No. 2 Chicago, 81 0S; No. 2 Mil
waukee 81 Osll@1 90; red winter 81 leo
! lC; amber 81 l5@l 10. Corn quiet
steamer 1870; No. t3c; No. 45@4519.
Pork quiet; 1903 80. Lard quiet, $3.50.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-04

Autographs, inkstands, scrap.books,
pockctbooks, copy.bookS, at Pyatt d Co.'S,
Twelfth and Washington avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-04

PARTICULAR attention given to wrapping
paper, states, pencils, at Pyatt n Co.'S,
Twelfth and Washington avenue.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-04

CAIi.a llartmaa's Crockcry Sore and see
the finest fruit put up in the genuine Lloyd
Top and Mason Jar.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-04

lIo FOR the Champion Monitor Cook
Stove at A. Hallcys.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
A Tobacco Box and a "Reminiscences.
From the Middletown Argus.

George r. Nance, now residing near
Pine Bush, this country, has an old to-
bacco box-which is still in service
which was the property of his grandfath-
er, Son Nance, who was n Of the first
settlers on the Shawangunk mountains,
in the town of Wawarsing. 1t is related
of him that during the revolution he,
together with a relative, accompanied by
. girl, started to cross the mountain
from Shawangunk to Wawarsing, and
when On the mountains they were at
tackled by a party of Indians, and the
relative and the girl were killed. Mr..
Nance ran and was pursued to a narrow
point whence the only escape was over a
steep precipice of rocks, at the base of
which there were trees reaching up to
neal the level where he stood. Having
no other hope of escape he jumped into
one of them, which served to break his
fall with no other injury than a sprained
ankle. As he got up and started to run
he cast his eyes upward to the rock from
which he had jumped. and there saw n
of the Indians with his gun leveled as if
to shoot, but strange as it seemed to
Nance he was allowed to escape-the
reason being explained to him at the
close of the wal by this same Indian who
was known to Nance, that they wished
to capture and not kill him, because he
was a skiilful hunter and could render
them a great service. The tobacco box
now owned and used by Mr.. George r.
Nance was in his grandfather's pocket
during that perilous adventure, and has
passed from n generation of the family
TO another AZ a treasured heirloom.