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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-16

A CARD.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions of youth, ner-
vous weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, &c, | will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed envelope to
the Rev JOSEPH 7, INMAN, Station D. New
York CITY.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, April Is, 10 A. M,-Pork-
May, $40 TX; June, $40 TX. Corr
May, BAN; June, 3jb@jja. Whea,
May, $50; June, 90ll.
CHICAGO, April Is, 2:3O p. M.-Wheat,
May, S8ss; June, s95s@s94, Corn
May, 345s@34A. June, 35b@35k.
Pork-May, 50 90; June, 80 97lG.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, April Is, 200 p. M,-Wheat
small business at previous prices Winter,
IS 1ld@9s 4d; Spring, Is Cd ass Cd; Cali
fornia average, IS 0d@9s 3D.; California
club, 9s 3d@9s I'd. Corn-new-4s Cd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-16
"OH! WHAT A HIATT"

Put it aside then, and call ON Marx,
the widely known Halter and Clothier, and
get one Of his stylish Broadway Silk Hats,
manufactured to order. He is the only
man in the city who Is supplied with q
conformitor. He can take your measure,
and in short order supply you with nicely
fitting, stylish hat, at figure so low that it
will surprise you.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-16
NEW YORK GRAIN,

New YORK, April Is, 1900 M Wheat
--quiet--No. 2 Chicago, 81 O9@1 O3;
No. 9 Milwaukee, 81 o.; Red Win.
ter, 81 O4@1 IA; No. Red Winter,
81 10 No. Amber, 81 O9l5@l TO-
Corn--quiet-Steamer, 434@4S}S; No, 8
43@434 No.. ., 445s@44A.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.


Mayor Henry Winter.
Trcasurer--B Y. Parker,
Clerk. u, Phllls.
Counselor-Wm b. Gilbert
Marshal--C, ID. AFTER,
Attorney-W q. McGee.
Police Magstrate-J. j. Bird
BOARD or ALDERMEN
First Ward-Gco Yocum VIM. O'Callahan.
Second Ward Rittenhouse, ". u. Thistle
wood.
Third Ward-W. 2. Wright, John Wood.
Fourth Ward-Chsrles o. Patier, d. D. Foley
Fifth WsrdT, W Halliday, Chas Lancaster
County Officers.
Circuit judged, A, llarker.
Circuit Clerk A. Re9ycS.
County Judgc-R ), Y0cum.
County Clerks. j. iIumm
County Attornsy-W. &. Mulkey.
County Treasurerh. J, Alden,
Sheria.-John Hodges,
CorOner-R Fitzgerald. . .
County COMMISSIONER ". Halliday NJ. '
Brown, Samuel Briley.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-16

QUERY.-Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bros
"Seal of North Carolina" at the same pricet
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-16

CARL PETERS desires everybody to know
land therefore has recourse to THE BuLln-
TIM that he is now supplying the Cairo
market with poultry fattened in his heney,
and that everybody may be served he has
provided delivery wagon that will make
d'ily rounds of the city. He sells eggs I'M
questionably fresh, and the latest, choicest
hens, dressed or undressed ever sold in
the Cairo market, and al at the ruling
prices.
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VEGETINE
| lowe my Health
TO YOUR VALUABLE
Vegetine.

INV TUNIi n ~ .fVI' -ti low
Mr.. X. II. STEVENS
Dear Sir:--HaviDg suffered from a breaking ont Of
Cankerous Sores for more than Ave years, caused
by an accident of fractured bone, which fracture
ran into running sore, and have used everything
| could think of, and nothing helped me until had
taken xix bottles Of your valuable medicine, which
Mr.. Miller, the apothecary, recommended very high
ly. The sixth bottle cured me, and all | can say L.
that owe my health to your valuable Vegetine
Your most obedent servant.
ALBERT Won ROEDER.
1T ia unnecessary for me 10 enumerate the dis
eases for which the NEGETlNE should be used, |
know Of no disease which will not admit of its use
with good results Almost innumerable complaints
are caused by poisonous secretions in the blood,
which can be entirely expelled from the system by
the use OF the NEGETGSE. When the blood is per
iectly ceansed, the disease rapidly Yields all pains
cease; healthy action is promptly restored and the
patient II cured"
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AUCTION sAssEs-.Futuse a,nys:-
BY chanfn, Staples & Co., Auction Is,
No. j north tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a Y.ALUABg LE
IL FARM IN PopHATAN COnN1Y:--isjy y SiI,lf,
or Ell or trust executed TO me by Jobn n.
field and wife, bearing date the day OF DcEem-
Der, 1876, and recordeG In The crrks office OF eSW.
sI,atan County Court on The 23d day OF DccempeT;
1875. IsfaIl at The request Of the person secured
by ssId deed proceed sell at pne auction on me
premises. nc IL O'Clock NJ ON the 18TH DAY OF
MAY, 1S79.tttat certain TRACT OF LAND de-
scribsd iu said et as lying in P0wiIafan county.
Va continuing lot ACRES. more or isss. now In
the oc cupnncy OF said John +. Whitfield. The said
tract consisted originally OF Two parces-one kno wn
rs lar ming;on. con aiming about 700 acres con-
yeyeo 10 said Whitfield br John NJ. sly and Wife and
the other, known as Middesrx,' containing about
BIT acres. CONVEX ed 10 said W httcld by John +.
Lay trustee The ent re tract or ,Ql7 acres more
or less. being bombed BY the lands OF Augustine
RoYsH, Wilson Winfree. John c. PoTter's esfate The
lands lateIy owned Ivy DR.. DAVID hfcCaw. and the
lands OF William III. WessaR ana - wilkinson
The said tracts Is valuable farm. about twenty-fye
miles front Richmond. well wooded and watered,
and With an EXCELLENT. DIV ELLINGr HOUSE,
ont buildings, orchard, &C.. Is. 3 y. :, .a 49,
ko TERMS Enough cash 10 pay the expenses or sale
ard note for 800. VII Interest from the 3oth
day Of December. SIS: aud the residue on such
terms as The said John +. Whit field or his assigns
may direct; and In Of his their failure TO give
snc direction, the said residue shall be payable In
three equal inst2lments at three, six. and twelve
m ontts, wit interest added from day of sale, deed
OF trust to be faken from the purchaser to secure
such deferred instruments. 80 a.
.myS :. THOMAS II. QUINN, Trustee.
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nv Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctionecr,
1912 Main street.

ARGE, COMMODIOUS. AND WE'LL
~ ARRANGED FOGR-ST0RY BRICK To
BACCO-FACTOKY. With SPLEND Pr
GROUNDS ATTACHED, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC
,AUCTION.-At the request Of the owner, who is re-
siding In France. shall proceed TO sell, upon The
premises, on THURSDAY the 9Th day OF May,
1870, gt 5h O'Clock r. NJ. The PROPERTY de-
scrbed, SITUATED on the east line of Twenty-ffth
street between Min and Franklin, known As the
ROYSTER FACTORY. The binding Is 4 large
one. and admirably suited for large manufacturing
business: has q frame building on The south which
Il connects with The building Is Of great strength
and convenience, and has Il fine LOT on It's south.
The main factory fronts abcu, so feet on Twenty
fifth street, and nuns hack the whole depth or the
LOT, abort l75 feet. The large shed on the south
occupies most Of the Tot, and which very large
quantity of tobacco can be dried al once. This fac
Tory beiug situated IN the III DIS, Of the tobacco bnsi
boats shouIt command the attention OF those
wishing to purchase airuiy desirable f. Glory. -
TERMS: VIII be yel3 liberal. End ANNOUNCED n
sale. = - " ROBERT Il. LYME,
, my 6.S,10.12,13,14S15 Auctoueer.
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BY Richardson & Co.. s
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
- - 31113 Main street.

I.TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ J. SUBURBAN FARM BY AUCTION.-By vir-
tue OF the provisions of CERTAIN deed Of trust from
Martin $. Taylor and WIFE bearing date the 7th day
of October, 1877, TO the undersigned trustee. duly
recorded IN The clerks Office OF the Comfy Court of
Henrico. to secure the payment of certain ncsot-
able therein mentioned, shall, trustee In
said deed beine required SO 10 do by the holder of
said noe) sell by auction, on the premises. on FRI
DAY the 9Th day of Stay, 1879, at o'clock r a.;
the valuable FARM known as :" EDGEWOOD."
containing ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-SIX
ACRES more or less, thirty acres of which arc in
fine timber Of oak, pine, &c. the balance Is highly
improved and adapted 10 general farming, market
gardening, The dairy business. &e. 1t fronts on the
Hermiag road about two miles from the city, runs
back 10 The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad anh adjoIns the lands of Messrs. Thomas
Branch: a. J. Chewning, - Mordec,i. Aicxan-
der Walker and others. The Improvements are q
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING nearly new.
with Tx rooms. the usual out-houses, and large
fce-house and pond ~-.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray the expense Of
executing this trust and pay OFF the sum OF 90,
with interest thereon from the TIN day Of April.
1873, and the residne In SIX months from the d. of
sale, negotiable note 10 be given therefor. with in
terest added, and secured by . deed OF trust.
j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co. Anctionecrs. up29
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{ lMrytssFfOW ssLgs--Tssts Day.
NJ aoddfn. Warren & Co. 3.
~ Renf Estate Agents and Aucifonearss
4 1Og Main street.

YIiHATREAUTIFULAN DPLEAsANT-
& IY LOCATED COUNTRY RESIDENgEsnG
THE NEW NORTH ROAD AND ,RiGHmGlM S
MIIE EROIf THE CITY tFOR sALEAT PUBLIC
The rfqnest OF the owner we WIN
toffpr for sale On the Drfmi es, on THURSiA1 the
.erty located ms above. BRICK VENET1ANsC COT,
TAaE: lin roof; niue rooms p1pered and painiea;
fhrcugfiotst I'm the best manner: porch all arounu
Fine stable. and ave pood out Loufes; fine well OF
waller TWENTy-DNEs AND a HALE ACRES
BEST GARDEa-LASD:sn accessible by Two g,oa
ne orchard, consisting of about 500 pear.
$50 pinnis, appits, apfteo's, and cherrtss me
" enclosed "A great variety Of roses. magnoliss
eycrgreens. small shrubbery. &c &c. In,s is trny
delightful place. and should attract Inc att.n'on
OF those seeking pleasant bone.
TERMS: Une fourth cash, residue at SIX, Twelve
and eirhfeee months for negotiable notes, WIN Blk
NOR rent Interest added and secured by decd oil
trust. :77,' i-s-Z7 Z. GODDIN. WARREN q Coz.
mY.2 ~. - ,L..E.Il lf-t-- .AnclloneeEs.
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tFor the Dispstch.I q
Gexingion Prcssy terry.
FrrrH pay.

q
g$ erha g,rashvtery net this morning az the
s,,,na,nfed s ;t,f,,lr. and after the usual open
sssng services, reading and correct!ng tue
\ yaiartas. ire report of the 90mmitfee on
. ss.n S,anainrs Committees was MACE ana
unapimonsIy adopted. 81. !, $ S. j., !.
Tla (.o,r,inittae on Tubiieaifon maac q
rnnort. and the committee continued.
y rTre ,reas,,rer wes ordered TO pay nrreaT-
,.,s,as "a commissioners TO General Assem-
,':;he stated clerk made a report on sys-
{ feuatic benedcence.
& s Tho Committee on Education further re-
portcd iha. the stated clerk he directed TO
rer,iy 10 Or. Stiilman's letter in relation 70
the education OF eolored men for the ,h'n am
s istry. !. 80
Memorials we're read In relation TO , the %.
death OF Or. j. w. a.. Handy land ano N.Y.
go psy samuel ". Watkins and Rev. samuel
r,rnwn, added interesting and touching re-
marks In relation 10 the deaih OF tnese
= Tis Committee on the Narrative reported.
This report presents an encouraging view
az fbe state OF religion in our bounds.
~ The Committee OF Domestic Mission made
a renort. Remarks OF a deeply Interesting
& character were submitted by Rev. Il. Scott
and w. s. Plumer Bryan.
The Committee OF Missions were au-
shorized 10 employ Dir. T. u. Brooke, JOE.
smeriy Of Richmond. as on assistant 10 MF'
i Bryan; for Tygart's Valley, for tnsee
! months. <:.s;f,.
ss.i Rev. DR.. Ewing obtaiued dismission. 70
connect himself with Greenbrier PresDy-
Presbytery adjourned 10 meet at Beyer.
ssly, Randolph county, West Virginia, 5 It
< 1870 d. E.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.
DICHMOND TRANSFER Im
LII COMPANY ffSEaSSg:gS
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
1876 MAIN STREET.

On and after date my charge for u. ....r-.
TRANSFERRING PASSENGERS
to and from railroad depots aud steamboat landing
and from portion of the city to the other Ill
be 25c. cents for each grown person. and loo. for
children between six aud twelve years Of age. Chill
drcn under six, free. 4. - - 49,
TRUNKS TRANSFERRED to and from any
railroad depot or steamboat. landings, or from
one portion Of the city 10 the other. for Csc.
each. vaiises and small packages, 15c each. Spe-
cial rates for four or more pieces. 81 .si !.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels and private
No CHARGE for taking baggage up or down
stairs. .-...s ----t - f.H r.. 80
WEDDINGS, HOPS, THEATRE: and FUNE.
RAILS attended at reasonable rates =, - .---
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT-TICKETS to al
parts of America and Europe ut same rates rs at
liepots - ~ - -'..@ . ''-I .@. .'.'
fnis is the only Office In the city whore you can
leave orders and have your baggage checked al your
house, thus avoiding trouble and confusion at the
depor. ~ 49,. - - - .'''. O.. -
Agents on all incoming trains 10 receive checks
and furnish carriages. --....,. ..ig ,..s....
Al! orders through the telephone and 'otherwis
promptly attended to. :, s.. '.-s.a..-'J 49,.
Office hours, A. III. 10 p. 81.
Remember the pace-s26 Main street.
ap lS.codlm a. w. CARRIER. Proprietor.
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IIe tsfye,f, ELLIS Belpyed Sleep.

4. From the London Cbrisiian.I s..st ~ s.
"A eeageless calm from weary strain OF strife,
Einal lorgetfulntss OF wrong and woe, !,
AZ last unlInking from the bane 50 rife, :.
Is that, the sieep. which BE. the Lore OF Lie, -;
Doth on His own beloved ones oestow.:
stay. longing locker toward the golden goal.
. which seems TO lie beyond the whiri OF years,
We're rest whole reserve until the roll
Of tears be dried, the tol-worn, anRutshed sou!
Would droop through dreary dread ana faint
through fears.
Gods blessings are all suited to The need;
His Stars sbiHe brightest In the darkest night
Cool hours OF noisclese, drcncRiDg dews precede
The day of scorching sun on parched mead
So 10 Inc weak He ever giseth might.
When boom Of battle soundeth loud and long,
When rivers rush with dark and deadly sweep,
When life's Joys lessen. and each smile ano song
Becomes sign-'tIs then, in woe nhd wrong,
z He sweetfy gives His own beloved ones Sleep.
When high and roDg the pulse-of pleasure beats,
joys grow tumuituous with intensity;
When rapture robesfhe soul, and gadness grettS
Each lightsorne breath, how welcome then the
sweets
s sor sleep which bic bestowe,h plenteodsyt
. Pil,owed upon His breast. across our brow
~ Grief or Joy-aching-like q breath OF balm,
Gods fingers pass, more soft and soothing now
Than Jnother's tranquil touch; appeased we DOW,
q And stalk in sluinber, restful, deep, and calm.
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.r. By j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent auu AurtiOneer,
ID. .r. lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
Il ING, WITH LOT Al FEET 2 INCHES BY
I4o FEET INCHES. ON CLAY NEAR FIRST
STREET.-3y vIrtue of deed Of trust. dated 18TH
February, 1873, execut'd by William +. Moseiey:
trustee. 10 me Us trustee to secure The payment OF
n.rte 1hersiu mentioned, aud default having been
made In the payment thereof. and being requested
80 to do. will FELL at public auc ion, on thr prcini-
scs. on TUESDAY. 18th day OF May al 81 o'clock
p. b.. the PROPERTY described in said deed, as
follows: All that lot. piece, or parcel OF ground:
with all tue improvements thereon, in ;he city OF
Richmond. aud bounded as follows: Beginning on
the north side of Clay street at polnt 90 a line
with The western wall of The dwelling, distant
about % feet o inches cast of It. James street:
thence running eastwardly along Clay street ~
feet INCHES more or less, to include The fence on
east line of said property, and running back from
said front be, ween para lei lines 40 feet iuchcs
to an alley In common feet wide. being tie same
real e,tate conveyed to william Turpin, trustee,
who was substituted by the sud hGse-y. trustee by
Jesse ;Underhill and, vie June rs, 1871 (which
lc-d is recorded III ChancerY Court, ID. b. 80 b.
y. 3l1. "|,'<'''' -
TERMS By consent of all parties. one third cash
balance In six and twelve months, Interest added,
secured by deed or ;rust. l.. f. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, huctfonrer. my 8
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/. Betting on a Sure Thing.

60. s'g Virginia tNev.) Chron1cle.j
A tough-losking citizen walked into ont
OF the Justices courts yesterday forenoon
very much intoxicated, and requested tha
be be allowed 10 swear OFF drinking for
year. His Honor obligingly put hin
through the solemn motions, and the con
vert, with confused rumble OF wel-meant
but profanelv-exnressed resolutions, Stun
bled out OF the courtroom.
"Bet he don't keep it an hour" said one
of the grinning lawyers. -.
). 9: Bet lie sticks to it a week, anyhow" OBJ
served the Court with confidence.
-. Nonsensei y cried every body.
g What'll you bet /" asked the Judge.
ta Twenty to ten" exclaimed al eager at
torner. producing the. money.
"Doneln cried bis Honor, and the stakes
overturned over to a Chronicle reporter.
80 Constable 3 said the Court quietly, ego
out and fetch that man back. - e..
81 In a few minutes the reformed one was
dragged in, and The Judge assembled his
dais, raped for order, and looked severe
siss Charged with being drunk, said the
Court. nv bats your plea III - * & ~;
GuesstI'm full, 2 admitted The prisoner,
with an, idiotic smile. n. &, B "a u.
Sst. Ten days in the county Jail. Constable,
lock up your prisoner. KS Mr.. Reporter, hand
this Court that wealth. Courts adiourned.
Boys, let's SO and food our lower levels"
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90 s-70-0- ~ = =. 49, = =,
The Burglar and the Editor.

GLAClS,
A burglar climbed Into IN EDITORS room,
if.r6 Needy and Door was Inc; - : 80
And he saw in the dim. uncertain gloom, -.
with legs rs long rs the stem Of broom,
A pair OF aronseTs; yast lreG Ss
SCARP.
He lifted them up from the hack Of the chair;
Lightly they hung on his arm; . ..
: They were the EDITORS only pair,
: Thi inner than gossamer evsrywhsesre Re-. ~.
Good clotbcs-when the weather IS warm.
M Ty:rI - coUNTERsoARP. = l. = !. =.
!, All over the room he searched In vain;
: There was no more to lnd: 10.
There was no Sign Of sord1d gain,
No passing drops from a golden rain, .'''s
Only the wealth Of s.eepcrs brain, go
The peace OF the editors mind. q.
- PARAPBT.
He turned his back on that happy home,
Thoughtfllly netting those pants;
9 Out OF, lbe window he cautiously CLONE:
He emptied the pockets-a broken comb,
a stub of pencil, a nanuscript poem,
Answered his searching glance. r--,~%
49,. 49, RAMPART. e.
He started; the tears flashed into his eyes,
He leaned up against the renee;
A look OF plying, mute surprise
Softened his face he s'iaed his cries,
He looked at his sway, and measured Its size,
'.s. tValuc-about nine cents.
TERREPLEIN.
Into his pockets, his own, he went,
And he dragged out a en-doilar bill;
And he hastily crammed it, every cent,
Into The EDITORS pockets, and bent
The trousers Into q wad and sent .-...
Them over tho window-sjll ..-
SLOPE.
Then on to weallher house be sped.
s.'Twas Il charity well bestowed"
He said to himself, and when night bad fed,
And the editor rose from his virtuous bed
And found the money, he whislled and said,
s.Well, / am e-sentially blowedl"
THdeokeye.
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SALT RHEUM ON BODY AND LIMBS.
OBLIGED TO GO ABOUT ON CLUTCHES.
y A WONDERFUL CURE.

MeSSrs. Weeks g. Potter: Gen'lemen,-In JUS
tice to those who may suffer as have suffered ant
az grateful Acknowledgement Of the cure ] have
received from the use Of the CUTICURA RENE
DIES, voluntarily make the following statement
] have had Salt Ebeun on my body and on one el
IN very aggravated form for eight years No KIND
of treatment, or edlcine, doctors. during thl:
time did Inc any permanent good. My friends ia
Maiden and elsewhere know that have been great
sufferer, and that my condition nj times has been
such as to make despair OF ever being able TO fine
a cure, or even q relief. Insfact, when began
the use Of CCTICURA my limb was so raw and
tender that could not bear my weight on 1t with.
out The skin cracking and bleeding and was OBLIGED
to 70 about on crutches. I commenced TO use the
CUTICURAin April and at once realized its beDe.
fetal effects. It gradually drew the inflammation
and humor to the surface ant fast as 1t appeared
healed IL. At times large quantities would come 70
the surface causing burning, heat. Inflammation
swelling and itching, which, under the constant use
or CUTIcuRA, would rapidly subside and heal.
Each tue these outbreaks grew less and less severe
and finally disappeared, leaving me perfectly cured
used tue CUTICURA I've months, and took the r E
SOLVENT most OF the time, which were the only
remedies used. think the ,RRSoLyENT very
strengthening and purifying medicine TO take In
such extreme cases rs mine because the disease
so weakening 10 The system, go ... 1851. Ill.,.
,G> =, - : -, Mrs. ASAeR. BROWN.
MAEpEg, MASS. October 1s,1s7s. -
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...=. BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents AID huci.onecrs-
Eleventh 81 rect between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ BRICK DWELLING No. 402 EAST CARY
STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS, NJ AUETION.-ln execution OF 4 de-
cree OF rhe Chancsry Court Of the city of Rich
lnond. .n'ercd on the 9Th of March. 1879. In the
suit STYLED "Gordou, executor. &C, US. Christian.
&c, the undersigned who were thereby appointed
special commissioners for hat purpose VIII sell ut
public auction. upon the premises, on FRtDh the
9th dav of May. 1879. 1T * O'Clock Z. A.. The
PROPERTY above referred 10. now occupied by
Mrs. Julia K. De Vcaux, and adjoining the residence
OF G. W. RoysIer, Esq. .-,,.
IT ha: three stories, with eight rooms. ana Kitchen
with four rooms also. water. cas, b. tn room &c.
This rroDer,y convenient to bn. ntss, and in
point OF neighborhOod Is so de>irdbe. that IT, should
attract The attention OF those wishing good home
ar Il moderate cost. - 2.
TERMS: One fourth cash: AMI the residue at SIX,
twelve, aud ciyh,ren months for negotiable notes,
with interest added and secured by deed Of trust
ROBERT STILES. .
,....3 ~ '..'i...' JAMES PLEASANTS,
..-...s... r..s ... -... d. Special Commissioners
ErI-uRS e WILLIAMS, AuctlDucCrS D
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ECZEMA OF THE HANDS CURED.
INTERESTING LETTER FROM A WELL
s ! -. @s KNOWN ATTORNEY.

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Editor Nea1 Orleans Ptedyune:- Sir.-Siuce the
fall of 1867 UP to the last three weeks have been
troubled with an eruption Of the skin which the
doctors caI by various names. but which Is gene.
rally known by the name of Eczema or Salt Rheum,
The principal place Of attack was my hands, which
at times, especially during the wtuter-time, were
very sore. Egsf 2i3r ts,s.a :.
Attimes the disease threatened TO spread from nv
bands and envel p my whole body. Doctors have
been consulted 10 Philadelphia. WASHINGTON, and In
this city. with no more success than temporary re-
lief. After considerable, expense and much pain
and suffering Ind come to the conclusion that
would the saying goes, have to grtn and bear IT
About four weeks ago read In the Picayune the
advertisement of CUTIcURA. for sale by our wen.
known druggist Mr.. Lyons, and, resolved to try It.
purchased fifty cent box, and before it was half
used the disease had completely disappeared, and /
feel certain that mine is a permanent cure.
BY object In sending you this letter is to make
known TO other sufferers the value OF; cUTICURA,
and thus benefit, IL ever SO little, suffering hu.
manity. - Yours truly, :. :,
5'lls -. f5.-sr -; P. P. CARROLL,
sh<zftss' Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
SO Camp Street.
NEW ORLEANS, December Is, 1878.