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New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
J. .LIPPINCOTT 4 90.

Paul Faber BY George Macdolal. nor ot Malcolm
MARQUIS Ioz-frf lDsrJ o4-l." &c sItla
cotn. sl 81. paper cI. - cents
G.rnrv~ve ot Brnvant \ legend Do verse. ~ Nrs-
Cl.Ilts NIIHue Wulsc4f8 from de- gn- ~
T. b. -cur aut o. B,.-eL Small 4.J eAtsa c.JtA. So
- 81 Turkey antique. .. 3D.
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TIE SOLID sOUTU SAYS TILDTN.
LL--n lie Am.-L-tL In I EhrnnicLk DIM

The wise ones NAV be utterly cOnfounded ut
a- bur tAc ,omIuIut drt az tie public Wud Is in tie
direction ot lIcu, the hand. ANA Grant on the
n'er The truth Nr. Tldtu. old and rcrcia. ds be
may Doe. has t.t lead IN N calculations lie cannot De
uu. a. .wu bv any methods Of the political iugger.
TIE WONG dome hm tu l-TG must remain "a
HyrE 'ssur. na 10 tha Issue Nr. Tdeu'- -ure Is thc
NOS. co cJuuS ollie persons der DE- HIM for what
tUCv are pleased t0 caI lbs wa Q of fuct more
VIII ouloc p b m one who preferred peace 10 war.
and chose 90 make NAL flo raj GeI than nlure
hi- country He mas hkev,-e eme Ge1 from the r. her
luvrStg with credit. and next NOveu ber, when
grand rgIr ~ trc pol takes place, Ls opportunity
VIl. pr1ula'y Doe immense New-YOrk s tue pivotal
state ia tue utyI Presidential election.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

from AtkODu uf -'f" D., Au"tr Of AtEhAn-
l,tau dated on the 2Gts Of Frbrulry: News has
received OF death OF my father on the 2lst
% February. A. NY father wa- Oh friend Of the
British Government 1 send the information out OF
friendship"
Shere Ali, Ameer Of Afghanistan, the fourth
son o' DJst Molamm,d Khan. was born FOO 1924 Hs
father died June l,G3 after appointing stcre AL is bis
successor At frs his accession 70 me throne W.,
acques,edin by numerous brothers and neuhews. but
sp les afterwtrd followed. and kept A-ntnStah in
state oi anarchy many IN 1866 Aizu Khan. the
'tsst Dost Mohammsd, drove tue re- gniug primer
from he throne, compelling hm 10 escape O. the m"uu-
tlu- Afzu Khan was recognized by th- British Gov
cror of india, although Slcre All bad been guzed
l-63. Upon the death o. Afzui Kahn III 1867, 9here
All again ob-aned possession Ui C.bul. and rs ruler
formally recognized Dy the Britsh. There WAS now
ever stiu entertained by snere All feeling ~ dissat-
i-faction. growing partly ont OF the failure Of the
BRUSH Government to rccoguize earlier hs preten-
SION, 90 the throne. partly ~ IL interference
Pop prevent his acquisition or Bohhara His animo-ity
10 ur Ea4lish was increased by their recognition ot
the aims OF Persia 20 portion Of territory which be
coveted. All political mtercour-- between The Amrer
and The British government In India for time SUE
pended. and fused 20 receive the + eish Envoy
The r. atous of the British Witu tue Ameer couunued
uncertain, ul li he received Russ an ambassador az
Clo4L Aspcca. embassy from Lord Lytton was denied
are,cIrou-.u n ru' which subsequent correspond
.- WIiH't tt"': iir N'- i' .l' b" '' - t,'.'.
g. Umra li, ur J. r 'ldY"i AMI mon A@ return t9 -
uo to l-7} uceu guided oy the advice nd opuonof ns
-uu. lan.oU X "a, Uhp .,d t.c post oi N.ztI, ana
90 -a.f.1 the SUGGESTION from Yaaooa Khan and Dee
.ft tue palace aud established himself lu ms 'o-mer
ton. ,rtn the Rr -u lie f9r time held his psi-
Upu. uut afterwards Tell INTO the hands OF his
......, and ne. I'D psoIIoy have been executed
,'.sor..Ies u, I,.r. however. vii. .or % louz time
... .I . N.H. H.H+ D f-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

cause Of anticipated possible n PROBABLE, veto
oi the Anti-C inese bill. And they go of tangent
OF condemnation of the supposed purpose OF the people
oi our Fac ne aes aud Territories 10 secrde and set
mp Ptc hr Republic The idea - absurd. There Is no
ln2u here WHO o. common sense enough 10 teach him
10 Eo under shelter wneu rams, to eat when ne Is
hungry, ho eujertaus the iLhUst idea Of any such
ridiculous movement
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
CrORCE p. rUTNA1'- ~ONs.

4 History Oi American l.itrrIitrc . " L .."-. 'f'
fa-.0. n.."f--f" ~
Vol. luU IL r-.rg flH peri a .ff.-Ti II rr pt
,svo cIo extra. GIT toi -. bali e.t extra. 20 30
A sluh Lditioo Of Appic-Blo--oru- Pa.ns Dos I'VE
Cd. Il.u H. I.. ana ... I.fa rA--ii i.t.
lll.ra.,s ol the au. IYf- : 30 req eI--s p. s0.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
COMING Up TO THE SCRATCH.

b,A ne TACT cannot be denied that much as he
r. occL criticised aud cens lrUd M. lldcn's chances
e for the Presidency appear be very
p. Certainly One whose name hss yet Oeen
s,-ru 10 connection with the position has greater
"~eLsIA than the gentleman Of Grsmercy Park
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
A FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. March 2.-Messrs. Wilson &
Cor orscKer-DakeIy North Frontst., was damaged
by IRE lat night tho extent OF about $4,000. The
0rs was confined the three1tOry brick building The
chstr factory adjoining slightly damaged.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

BedOuin Tribes Of The Euphr3ir-. 49, il. tiHs Bun'
Ed ~i with - face 4. u. rI" AriH- tiarr
for-"- Dy W. - MdD ana sketches ~ tAr aiIor -Vo
cloth. - 90
History of t" English Church from fhe 'o"e'-'n -
ftffF Ill., fu ftr ilIt'iIi
century py O.. G Perry. a. canon OF Luc1 and cog
ui Waddiuc on. th an appru sketch "f tF p esslb
Episcopal church iU fl" D.. Gown -Nu cloth . U
NHrauav's History ofErglTnh Nr.r. io. - M'c1u:
Fs B. -tory IHsl d from u-N t" trpyr 1rs rrIn ID
t.H l4-i Dcf,
ana clot binding rive y'um. so Iar set sold an.y m
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nam9, pac-mp 10 mvr rr> l>o'--,


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MA~UT,GIDN. March - hc report of Wy.
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i'' .. a.. ',., ,,.,..,.. ,t. r
case oi il'rdA IL t!t,s TIE i"" "'''.-A~ t"' Il''-
DENTAL e.ector- Co De appointed by the votes cast.
and rho C7rvl.-.r- Board % canvass the votes
.,. .t. %. ..l... .l....,. f..-.... ,
cash. au1 'A'hs ui'' '"' 4-'H ''''"I'' -'' '"- IT,
c1ved maJ'It' OF The votes c'-t '" the state were
,.t ILL.,. ,... .-..- I....l Dis r,scr. WITHOUT war
- -. ., . ..-.l., o.. f.. ,..... ..... n. show. rI,
'd'' '. .'" 20 .'
u.Iul.'r Hayes, Ua a' iu.|' '.'..t- i-.I . .''
Ir-t.t., ..a. f- .-.t-. ar JtD t4rT aLlNu.
....... .l.. .,..- .I... I'd .+..-. ,r..-. -..
meet lua vote, 80 that although action was instantly
. -...- d. ...t ;H. Hayes electors. decision
t+ ,..... ... u.t.- ......r- i....
F ''...i
u.t fNlj H. cav 1T II.L I.N F.''4 i.' .'.t '.H
...t ... t-lU.t' OBI '.. t. Court. N. % -i.-.
..ru t.t t- Chat flc Fl E-~ t.'' Ntrr NOT rl'otri
.rt t... ,t f. cast in. No.. "l gre 7it'' a" .Lt L
IIIrr electors were. id u ed" '-e .r u' 'l TIE '"ii
- 'u. acf Cd" hr'u-rt h' p.t"' tAr - H'Di"' '.i'--
-t'. lu4 GOVERNOR Do '"'iii % ''t' '' '.'
fI--.r~ lr trIN-''t To count lue woes 't-.f 4t"
.r.lra Drew, tuI uI.4.iu.E -'i.a 'tt' I-t i.t-
I pub I.i.. lie J. -..i-tIlr ni t1- -.te 'L-IrulHI
/ .lr.,frl r'r"uvl-- Cf o." r.-.t"iH. Vote
. Court. t.- Ig.-,s 20. r-eI ate Eel4ul...it.-.
ana Tie r.cIrEa-- showed t.r Il..n
electors chosen. TIE Governor tAen issued Al-
cer'il -te fo re i,.'Hl '-. d5 -', W
- rsn.lI.- th. Judgment of the Court. tIe
action or The Lc-Is-iIl" aHd f." crmh.a'- given by
u uyErri.t ~. ''.. , T ID. ' , , n, ~ t @ -t. M ~.
/ ,-ier f.r,.t ~, U.,cl..,i.
ILe r.r'l, tra"- aIehi"H i' me la't tHaf -'. pa
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MACMILLAN ~ %.
% n.,H..f

China; History 4 Laws Name. trf Cuso-n. u
the People bF John IitarF GRAY, ". A. ll ~. WA 20
Illustrations trou .lwI-s by tLIDese artists vols, 80
tIU
The History of No-rnandy md 81 England Hy sir
fIau"s falgfay h. h. ftton vols. @Vo. tintu So
Poems. Bv Matthew Arnold. New and compete edition
in ole volume l-mo. s.
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LEE & SHEPARD.

The Trfp N England ~ william Wa.r- i2mo. p-''s
- crLlA DeolCie U4irl3W ee. %. I.- NtHlul lt.J
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
HOtGHT0N. O>GOoD & Co..

The Lady Of fbe AroOst ok By a D. HoNcl- amor
~ The Wedding Journey" a chance
&c ! -
Prince DcukaOn \ lyrical drama ~ BsyaFf Taylor.
40. WHfc VeiII Goth. +t
The ~cbooiboy Bl Oliver Wen o. Ho.mcs Illustrated
Cl0.A. fu. g o. -. morocco rtr.ttli 9.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

Tprprvv OFFICE March 3. l a. m.-sincc TAu-siay
noon the range of the barometer has not been over
s II .n Inch on IturdIy rIr barometer fell steadily
ca 10 a. H. aud D. Iu. bat remained almost sta
toua-y dl-iugte greater part ot the DAY t'ce heavy
.u- or Gls-rlul. Yc,i,,l,y thrr" Wa rapid
rise between a. m. and 10 a. M. aii"'
which tne mercury almost rtai ouar} t-fe
It.,.t I.r ON ii4g..ttuJ Tue weather raIuf-
uay wa- clear and partly cloudy yesteriav II was
paIfy cloud, aut cloudy. Ihe temperature tts rlsrh
inre Fr1ay on saturday the mercury ranged hct Wern
20 ana 80 estrrdaY 10 varied between J' ana 3o'
The amount of moisture in tn ar u large.
Partly cloudy and ouiy weather, with snow or rain,
and slight changes temperature may be expected IN
ms city avid YlcInIty to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

Ihe TOFI 'IH-fFE I|FTI
aui.or tue Ses Day." VOL lomo. Illustrated cota
extra, 81 %.
The Boheminn tragedy OF modern Ife. by Charles DO
Kay. YOA. ltu4J. .oll.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03

E.aT, March 2.-Ca;diual Iiippo GuidI,
L...p.. t.......ua. ., ...l H. Ua, no-u %. Bon-aa
D.. ruu .,4- .....t , .,.... o., IGs IA, 81 1853
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
kEAhSURING NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA
g ron TIE San fTGRcaseO ALta CGtQ0ThI1 (Rspl
OOIne of the ar 10 Rat orc trort

oOlhe OF the journals at the East are troub-
sAe4 brains and wearing cut their pens ~
kulng the threats which they profess 20 believe the
euA's W thls aids " the Continent are making be-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
HENRY HOLT n Co
I L = Il ..mrLn IL u Ia.IlnnH

W4.I lo. .Ia.L - Jr.
Tue Fir.t Violin. novel. By Jessie =. g. cr I'll icuc
Leisure Hour -rle-|. e.
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9pc1iII N0llces
The BanAer's Dlughter.

TUE 2Ef-IoE olHpANIoN So SOB.
Con,a9s the opening = chapter o. ths nc@ .ory,
TnE BANKERS DAUGHTER
adapted rom tac e1red play u 'le .lae none ~ Bro7.
ora. Ilr 4so contains lao opeaa. cllptersof
~ CNDER one ROOF.
T or, ,aa eqe @ O.. RE- ,; iqesas 'ons' are gwen away
Como -,nz a't chorus .l.e- Ia,A w.th NO 593
TINAroI.. also t-e words an a.5,e . ne 90,
'Hs., al ag ,ulln s1ar I'D e.or-s al,1 .. So %
In Cae, Lttr But tcup 'o:g AMI co, as "i'HS9 3a5
I'M FIEaSIUr. ,OMPANI'N 5 .or sale by a. new.lral
T'' 'Gff0R5E NrSR0 i to 3 aadeviteI,t. y )
A h5wAns -c,'aa FaH29 1Hq"s l I''2;'G1a Sy" aGa1ra.
JERSEY ANp Gy'EENsh( CATTLE
pAup-mnH f605wS SHEEP.
THURSDAY MORNING cTi MARCH AT i O'CLOCK.
No, 6AND . iii AVE- NEWYoRK
on 'r" W. % '"'1 , ( e. Ss ts,,,.
Bangs & Co... 656 Broadway. Ascdoheer.
MONDAY, March IS. a. $50 p 10.
urSCFILASEoUs English BOOK k~-rhEOTOGICAL.
.Lts,IrAl. BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORICAL Sc. .nclgd.
ing soulo r.rs sgd many valuable works
WEDSEsDAYA Al $50 p NJ
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, STANDARD, CLASSICAL
>,r,ou. gxtuustOn A ueicAl comprs ng ssns,
deiyered a. hAnns Museum OF AnAlony, Ssv-
d,.putlhiy may resAnei af0rdnz cloar
synOps.s t. Iupe-uts 20 treAtu-aIot
nervous and phvsc depty bollg e r-st u -
rvrcuce ~ mail ZJc currency postage
Stcrt tary kAHN> Au-euIn. 6,5 BROADWAY, NewYOrk
Special Announcement
GEORGE a. LEAvTrT & Co. Aueuone.r..
THE BRTNLRY LIBRARY
NOW on EXHIBITION Al CLINTON HALL
THE AMERICAN LIBRARY COLLECTED
BY TIRE LATE GEORGE BRISLEY. e,q.oF
coN.g
Admission BY card only
Tho sale vii commence MONDAY March 20
Two ssssloRs dally. 3.JO aRd 1870 y III
Rars costly books Mr BnRieys mAtchess oslertcs
Catalogue OF the raret and precious early W ned
Allescan DookA-l New YORK TimeA
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NEW BOOKS AND wv EDITIONS.
HARTER Il Bros.

Resirned 10 bool or me- lat nr,' ,nibs. ry adrssI
hcre'.1re oH The btrq.y pIcs
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Lac rrqr-ssas i--
e.c.la..ols ~ II mercury ~. i-.ef -o-ls
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TIE REPORT OF MR.. POTTER.
FIRST GIN FOR TILDEN IN 1850.

TIDES AND HENDRICKS prCLAErD To HAVE BFFN
LAWFULLY TIFCIED IN 1s7U-CoUNTER RI
PoErs II FvErAEAION.
THE TRIBUNE prints to-day a synopsis oi
the report OF Mr. Potter, which has been
submitted to the Investigating Committee and
adopted 10y the votes OF the Democrats There
port simply reviews the election in Florida and
Louisiana, and sums up the Democratic evl-
dence in favor of the charge that there was
fraud 10y Republicans IN those States. and
in the Louisiana electoral certificates. ItdeclaTes
that Tildcn and Hendricks were entitled 10
the electoral votes of those two States IN
1876. Reports will be presented by The Re
publicaus, by General Batter and by Mr..
StonEer.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-03
OBITL-iET.
sIItRE ALI.

LosDON. March 2-Thc NIceroy Of India
t.lcI pb~ thlt hc has received tie following letter
from lnkoo0 Khan son II shern AI. Ameer ~ Afghan
i,tan. dated on the 26rh Of February: " News has
been received here of death or my father the 2lst
+, 5ruary. A. my father wa- an oh friend Of the
British Government, 1 send the information out OF
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15
NINE. ANDERSON.
CONCLUSION OF HER TAsK--IIER FUTURE
TREATMENT.

CONCLUSION OF HER TAsK--IIER FUTURE
TREATMENT.
New YORK, January 13,-Madame An
dcrson concluded her task of walking 2,7O0
quarter miles in as many quartcr-hours, to-
night. Considerable money Is said to have
changed hands on the result She COM
mcnced the last quarter mile at 10 AS and
made it in minutes 1874 seconds. During
the last four quarters she was the recipient
of several presents The quarter before
the last she stepped upon the stand
and said that she wished they would keep
quiet so that she might accomplish the
feat without interfering. She appeared
greatly exhausted after her last quartcr-milc
had been accomplished, and was taken to
her physician where she will be under treat
meni for week or two. AT first she will
not be allowed to sleep more than fifteen
minutes ata time, as it is said she would
probably never wake II not disturbed. In
day or two she will be allowed to sleep
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15
For The CAIRO BULLETIN.
WHO'S RESPONSIBLE: THE DRAM
DRINKER OR THE DREAM
SELLER?
For The CAIRO Bull

Mr.. EDITOR: There seems to be variety
of opinion among temperance workers as
to the direction in which their energies
should be employed. Some favor q raid
upon the Legislature to prohibit the manu-
facturc and sale Of liquors. Others favor
an onslaught upon saloon keepers, and an
effort to make the business 50 rcprchensi-
bic in public estimation that nobody will
follow it; while the larger number favor
labor among the drinkers--an exercise of
moral suason to win them away from their
cups. As for myself | entertain views III
common with none of these people, but IA
vor the holding OF the drinkcr of the poison
to rigid personal penal responsibility.
My creed in this matter is well set forth in
the following communication, which !
adopt as my own:
"Now as | am deeply in sympathy with
movement that has tendency to stop the
abuse of intoxicating liquors, and improve
the morals Of our people, | take this oppor.
tunity to express my humble opinion upon
the subject, with an apprehension, however,
that it will not meet with n very tlattering
reception.
1t has always seemed to me that the ey
ponents of the temperance cause entertain
certain vagaries which, to II great extent,
retard the progress OF their work. To
point out u few of these is the object of this
communication. We all know that the ex.
cessive use of strong drink is terrible evil;
that it fosters vice and crime, and if UNI
checked, would ultimately lead to the ruin
of nation and degencracy Of its people.
To stem its course, then, should be the duty
of every man and woman in the land, who
have their own interest or welfare of society
at heart. Thus far agree perfectly with
my temperance friends. We now come to
apply the countcraction, and here ! want
to take exception from tho recognized
methods. First Of all the opinion prevails
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15

You MUsr CURE THAT CovGu.--Wi,h
Shiloh's Consumption Cure YOU can cure
yourself. 1t has established the tact that
Consumption can be cured. while for Coughs
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma,and
all diseases of Throat and Lungs, il is ALSO
lutely without an equal, Two doses will re-
licve your child of Group, is pleasant to
take and perfectly harmless to the youngest
child, and no mother can cttord to be with
out it. You can use two thirds Of a bottle
and if what we say is not true We will re-
fund the price paid. Price 10 cts. scots.
and Sl,0O per bottle, If your Lungs are
sore or chest or back lame use Shiloh's Por-
GUS Plaster. Sold by Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, January IA, l0A. M.-Corn-
February, 3Ols asked; March, 303s asked {;
May 349s asked. Whcat-February, S3l6
@S3ll; March, Si1s. Pork-Fcbruary,
$7S215 bid; March, s. 81 bid,
CHICAGO, JANUARY IA, II M.--Pork-
February, 81 90@7921a; March, IS O9la@
sos. Com-Fcbruary, 80 asked; March,
SO9s May, 343s asked. Wheat-Febru-
sy, s2l4 asked, S4@@s44.
CHICAGO January IA, c,osing-Pork-
February,s1 s5@ : s71a; March, S1071a
Corn February, 3O1s@3o4; March, 3O2a
@3O15; May, 349$@341@. Whcat-s3's@
641a February, s42s@s41a March.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Special correspondence Of the Bullciin.l
WAsnINGToN, January II, 1879.

WAsnISGToN, January II, 1879.
Congress is not fairly at work yet. Since
the holidays nothing of Importance has
been accomplished Senator Beck, Of Ken
lucky, yesterday made vigorous assault
upon Secretary Sherman, and will be re-
piled to in few days by several Republi-
can Senator'S.
To the people of the southwest the yell
low fever will always be terror The loss
of life, waste, and interruption OF trade and
industry of last season never will be forgot
ten there. Elsewhere, but more especially
in that section, most interest is felt in the
proceedings of the Commission now in New
Orleans to consider the cause, proper treat
ment. &c, of the disease. A report will be
made at this session of Congress. There is
here a man-not physician, but endorsed
by thcm-who believes he can prevent the
introduction OF the disease into any place,
and when its rayagcs are stopped, can pre-
vent its recurrence. He is a London man,
Prof. Gamgcc, and his plan, 50 tar as made
known, is to freeze the germs Of the
disease. As said above, he has the
support of eminent physicians, and
is receiving encouragement and aid
from the secretary of the navy y
small sum to test the Profs plan will nc
doubt be voted by congress
The most significant of late newspaper
articles is probably one which appeared or
the eth in the New York Sun, This mos
savage of anti subsidy journals goes so fa
as to sanction aid to the Texas and Pacific
railroad on the following terms: 81. |
there is to be any loan of government crc'li
it must he vigorously restricted to the trun
line from Fort Worth to the Pacific. y
branch whatever can be included. II. On
fourth of the cost of construction an
equipment must be paid by the compan
out of its own actual capital. III. I'll
real cost Of the work must be ascertalnc
: by officers of the United States Engine
corps, appointed for that purpose, and Il
= government aid must be confined to tire
: quarters of that cost ". The govcrnme
must hold first mortgage on the road Al
9 plant. V. All the public lands granite
= must revert to government control, so as
e be sold to actual settlers VI. All earning
( for government transportation mnst be 7
: tanned in the treasury" Except the 2d and
c these points are embraced in the bill befo
c congress. In that respect the road is mo
h modest in its request than the Sun in
II offer. 1t asks only that the governing
IS shall garantee the interest on limit
/. amount of its bonds.
II Justice Hunt of the Supreme Court is
j.. better. His retirement from the len'
his friends state, is assured, even if
health becomes fully rc-cstablished. t
- OF course will reopen the question Nhetl
's or not Attorney General Dcvens shall lie;
'e the cabinet. No Federal Judge is sick
'r any part of tbs country, but the statcm'
J. is made that Mr.. Devens prefers posit
II on the bench to his present place in
II cabint.
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK, January "A, IL NJ
Wheat-Quict- No. > Chicago, $4,000;
No. Milwaukee 02; Red Winter, 81 90
al 1l1s; No. Red Winter, 81 10l@
1917; No. Amber, 81 OG@1 O61s,
Corn-Quict-stcamcr 454; No. 3, As;
No. 4, AN.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, January IA. p. NJ
Wheat-Quiet- Winter, IS Gd@0s; Spring
6s lodges 3D.; California average, 0s@0s
Al; California club, 0s 3d@0s Sd.
Corn--lew, ops 3d@22s Cd. C,n--ed,
OBS.
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The constantly increasing popularity #
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is guarantee Of il,
usefulness and effectiveness for children SUI,
feriug from Wind Collie, DiarUa or Dyscu-
terry. Price % cents u bottle.
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CHURCHES.

A FRlCAS NJ. E.-Fourtecnth street, between
a. IA aud 800 p. m; sunday School 1880 p N.
4 'llRlsTIAN-E Eighteenth street; meeting Sab
" bath l0D0p. M; preaching occasionally.
Y'HuRCH OF THE REDEEMRR-tE Episcopal
~ Fourteenth street; Morning prayers tsabhsthl
1883 d. n; evening prayers. I:D =. M; sAbOall
school a. m. Rev. ST. j. DiilOn-Lec, Rector
INRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
i Preaching at 1870 a. M, p. m, and $50 p ~.
sabbath school al 40 y. IN Rev. i. D. shores
pastor.
| UrHERAN-Thirteenth street, services Sab.
II bath II q. IN, and % y. m; Sunday school ga
I. Rev. Duer-chnrr. pastor.
ETHODlST Coz Eighth and Walnut streets;
vi Preaching sabbath 1879 a. m. and p. M;
prayer meeting, Wednesday 100 p m; sunday
school, 3 p. m. Rev. A p. Morrison, pastor.
DREsBYTERIAN- Eighth street; preaching on
! sabbath al II 90 u. m. and 100 ,. m; prayer
uceiing Wednesday az 1:O p. IN; sunday school
1T p. m. Rev. b. y. George, pastor.
SECOED FREE-WILL BAPTIST 90 FftseLth
- street, between Walnut and Cedar streets, ser
vices sabbath at snd 30 p m.
ct JOSEPH's-( Roman Catholic Corner Cross
- and Walnut streets; services sabbath lO;aj a.
M Sunday school al Up. IN. Nesp:fs p. IN; ser
vice. every day ats p. m.
CT. PATRICKS- Roman Ca;hohc) Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services Sab.
hath : and 10 4. m. Vespers 3 p. IN Snndsy School
p m. services every day q, p. m. Rev. +. Zsbe'
'ynestl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15

HAVE you Dyspepsia, are you Constipe'
ted, have you a Yellow skin, Loss of App
tite, Head Ache, if so don't fail to use Sli.
loh's System Vitalizer 1t guaranteed to
relieve you, and will you continue to suffer
when you can be cured on such terms as
these, Price 10 cents, and Is cents. Sold by
Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15

WELLS Persian Perfume 'Ilackmctack"
is rich and fragrant try it. Sold by Barclay
Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15

QuERY.-Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marbury Bros
"Seal Of North Carolina at the same pricci
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TIMETABLE.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

City Officers.
Mayor--llenry Winter.
Trra,urcr-B i, Parker.
Clerk Il. phillls
rouIseOrWm h. Gilbert.
Mhrthal-C. ID. AFTER.
AttOrncy--W. q. McGee.
Police Magistrate-J. J. Bird.
BOARD or ALDERMEN,
First Wan-Geo. YOcnm, Vim, O'Callahan,
SECOND Ward-Wood Rittenhouse, y b. Thistle
Wo1d.
Third Ward W. ?, Wright, John Wood.
Fourth Ward Charles q. Paticr, d. j. Foley
Fifth Ward-T " Halliday, Chas. Lancaster
County Officers.
Circuit Judge--O, A. lIarker
Circuit Clerk j. \. Reayes.
Comfy Judge-k s. Socum.
county CLERKS J. llumm.
County AuomeyW, e. Mulkey.
County Treasurcr-A. }. Alden.
Shenf-John Hodges.
Coroner-k EtZ.esaC.
County COmmiss'Unrgs-V. W. Halliday. N.
tsO~n. Samuel Brley.
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two hours at a time and the time will be
gradually increased uutil she can take all
the sleep she desires without fear or injury.