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shall fail in removing these doubts or they should
be replaced by certain condo mnaton, the h5nor or
the United States will be vndicated by such meas
ures may then be dictated.
Ihrd-The executive government is not furnished
with he means OF institutng and pursuing methods
OF investigation which the produc-
ton OF evidence compel the eNamina-
tim OF parties and witnesses. The authority
for such investigation must proceed from
Congress- would advise. therefore, that the proofs
and the conclusions you shall come to thereon, II adj
verse to the immediate payment on these AWARDS OF
the instruments received from Mexico be lad be-
fore Congress for the exercise of their plenary
authority in the matter.
Foardh-It may be that as the main imputaton III
the case OF the La Abra Silver Mining Company is OF
fraudulent cxaggeration OF the claim i'll its measure
of damages, it may consist with proper reservation
of further investigation i'll ths case to make the us
tribution OK the instalments in hand nave TINS
subordinate consideration still under exainlnaion
and should you entertain this distinction. will sub
nit my further conclusions on this point.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AnERpEES, Aug ls-sailed bark Eolus SGer. Berdiug,
New York.
ANTWERP Aug 1s-Arrived, bark Kristine (Nor Jensen
wilmington, NC; 10th, ship Ida (sw) Bugge, Phadel-
phia' bark orono (Nor). Moller. New York.
Sailed 2oth steamer Nederland (Beig), Stokes, Now
York
AMSTERDAM Aug 19-Arrived, brig Fidelis. Ruggles.
Cardenas
Sailed 10TH harks Yarra Yarra Nor, Kicker New York;
Angelica foreign). philadelphia
BRISTOL. Aug 2O-Sailed, bark Rafs,le Ligure QtaD,
Massa, Philadelphia.
BARROW. Aug l9-Arrived, ship Lizzie Ross (Br. Hall,
Baltimore
BREMEN, Aug 2o-Arrived, bark President Daae (Nor).
Albrechtsen. New York.
Sailed 10th, bark Argonaut (Ger) Bremen New York.
BORDEAUX, Aug lS-Ssilsd, ship Lillian (Br) Dick Bati
Sailed from PauiAc 10TH bark Batticols (Nor). Tom
sans, Delaware Breakwater
BARCELONA, Aug l7-Arrived brig Pedro Turull (Sp),
Font New Orleans.
DuNDALK Aug l5-Sailed bark Principle QtaD Chiozza
New York.
GREAT YARMOUTH. Aug 19-Arrived bark Ban Mazuranic
Aus) Snatch. New York.
GRIMsBY, Aug 2o-Arrived, bark Anna Won Klein Ger.
Kinoch, Savannah.
GOOLE Aug 2O-Arrived, bark Hespers (Nor Stronger,
Baltimore.
GENOA, Aug 17-Arrived bark Rsoluto QtaD Gavagni in
New York
GIBRALTAR, Aug 2o-sailed steamer Assyra (Br) Camp
bell New York.
HAMBURG Aug 2c-Arrived, steamer Uerder Ger,
Brandt. New York.
Sailed 10TH bark St Bernhard oGe Regener New York
HoNFLEuR Aug ls-Arrived ship Helga (Nor) Shuttock
Baltimore.
Sailed 18TH bark Madre Maria (Aus) stuhm, Phiadel
phia.
LIvEnrooL. Aug 2o-Arrivod, steamers Nuova Ponce
Sp, Echeverra, Baltimore; Bolivar (Br), Doherty. do
Sailed Goth, steamer Indiana, Sargent, Philadelphia;
ship Endymion tBr Fisher. do 1atter previously.
LONDON, Aug 19-Arrived. bark Lyn Nor. Void. VII
mington. NC.
Sailed goth, bark Lydia (Sw) Norden, Wilmington, NC
LIMERICK, Aug 2o-Arrived, brig Kodiak, Dow, New
MAnYPoRr. Aug l9-Arrived bark Ymer (Nor). Henrcl-
sen. New York.
MARsEILLEs Aug 17-sailed, bark Sansego (Aus Mrco-
vich, New York.
MANILA. Aug 1l-Sailed, bark Oneata (r) Carter New
York.
NEWCASTLE, Aug 1s-Arrived, bark Carl Konow (Nor).
Isberg, Baltimore.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug 10, PM-Arrived steamer Italy DID,
Summer, New York for Liverpool
Sailed Goth. 80 Pm Adriatic (Br) Jennings
Urom Liverpoo), New York.
Southampton. Aug 2o-Arrved, steamer Ohio (Ger).
Meyer Baltimore for Bremen.
ST NAzAIgE. Aug l9-Arrivod, Mary latham Br
Goriey. New York.
lynx Dock. Aug 2oArrived, bark Violet tB. Harding.
Now York.
TARIrA Aug COZ bark Emilia T (Aus) Radonich Now
York for Trieste.
WATERFORD, Aug 17-Sailed, bark Achie F Aus) Per-
cieh, New York.
Arrived at United Kingdom port Aug II. brig Welsh
Girl Br), Morse. Charleston.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST
FALMOUTH, Aug 2O-Wind SW. fresh. thick with rain
HoLYHRAD, Aug 2o-Wipd SSw, moderate; barometer,
295i3
LIVERPOOL Aug 2o-wind SSW strong
ScILLY, Aug 2O-wind SW. light; barometer, 1850
ST. GATHERINGS POINT. Aug 2--wind Sw. fresh, thick
with rain; bsrome ter. % rs; thermometer, 3D.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 20, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
RRPoRTEp BY THE HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Abiyssnia Br Murphy Liverpoo Aug ana
Tfr"@ss s Arrived at II - Ans H. Ia. 50 80 lon
10 for Ss@ i p
sss S"a lFf Lss a%e 'Ss aS
lon SO a6 bark Gole,a .Br prat from rhiladopLa for
@ Els ar s, Queen
mSss tn s.ss b nus IS 10 To- w
ssnS from s 70 sw lasting until oeees
5o2o passed bark Truro r Burrs from ,Iaye for Now
@ s 80 %ss OF SS s
steamer India Br). Read Liverpool Aug o. Ia ballast, to
steamer Mercedes (Br Peace. London via Cardiff Is
days in ballast S s"sn pef sr CO.
NV lasting hours with heavy eros. washing
q b. s.pas % G S d's Showing nf %
steamer A,eha.s Or, Ak%ap III! Aug in =. ballast
rcnccd lasting ~ hours the next day passed
passsd ser &rrason ,of New Jersoy bound 18Th LAT
a44l. lon a OF British ship showing NsDr bound r.
9th with and S53 passengers 10 kanhard \ Co Ar
~ssa lark n u oasN Sss
ship Lucilic Talbot from Calcutta for Boston
and passengers 70 Loui; dc Bobian ~, -, :,
vi, piiadelphin in ballast to Tucker
steamer Pomona or. Mahmorn Montego Bay, Ja,7
passed sehr Impulse hence Tor Honduras e,n had hur
very heavy cross sea, lasting IS hours. when i
rated TO gale with heavy raj, squalls, which lasted
schr Mary Harmon. Of rhiadeIphia, with loss Of
foretoprast and jibboom. brig Marposa of
Boston. for Vow York with loss of mast
and sails having only mainsai lower topsa lib aud
nam aysa sets passed large quantities OF lumber and
wrecked stuf of Hatteras; Five Fsthom Bank light
WNW 20 miles passed large mast standing out OF
water about 10 feet
steamer Andes t}r SAMSON. Gonnivcs July % st
Mare 23d Port Prince 2Sth Barranquilla Aug o. Grey.
town 9TH Aspinwa 18th and Navassa IAN, with mdse
aud pas cngets 40 PIN, Forwood * Co.
Steamer Champi Lockwood Charleston AZ days, with
mdse to James w Quintard n Co Aug ~. 60 mites OF
delaware fell in with the schooner bird ,of Ellsworth
Me- McNuilip from Providence RI for Philadelphia,
nastcd In hurricane the day previous; took her In
aud brought her 10 this port
city of Fchburg, Ellis, Lewos, Del. with mdse
the Old Dominion Steamship Go.
Ship Trimoun tain. Osborne Liverpool June 20, with
mdse order: vessel to Jonas Smith Go. Aug IL 20
miles OF SANDY Hook tered violent hurricane
from ENE to NV. lasting hours; lost and split sails
July "a AZ "a lon ~ spoke ship wnncfrcd tf Nick.
ersou from Lisbon Philadelphia Aug T. lat 30 ~ lon
50 ~ brig Marianna Nort), Santos from Lisbon for
Philadelphia; 18th lat ~ 49, Ion ~ 30 brig Shcr.
wood tBrJ, Nowcomb from New York for Liverpool
ported having encountered a hurricane on the ith.
Ship Dunrcbn of windsor, NsD Harris. Bremen "a
days. ballast Snow Burgess July II. James ~ on
aged 23 years native OF Waterfront fell from
the main royal yard overheard aud drowned Aug H.
lat ~ 90, Ion % 5d, spoke ship QslIN, bound b.
Ship Charter OAK uf Searspvrt. Staples, Hamburg o.
days VITA barrels to Carver Barnes
Ship Everest tof Yarmouth, NS) Churchill, Antwerp JI
days In ballast to Boyd Ilineken. Aug IL had hurri
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON, August 90, 1879.
THE FoRTuNE BAY FISHERY cLAIM-DANGER
OF BLooDsHED.
The claim for Sl03, 900 damages on account of il
legal in reference with American fishermen at For
tune Bay which Mr.. Welsh under instructions
from the State Department. has presented to the
British government. is not claim for restoration
of that any other part of the Halifax
award upon the ground of non-fulflment of
conditions. The award is not considered adJudt
cata and this government has no intention OF max
ing any claim for abatement any request for re-
consideration of the amount of award based on the
subsequent i'll treatment of its fishermen the
tinued non RECOGNITION OF their treaty rights. The
present claim is for specific grievances and is to be
considered without reference the amount of the
Halifax award with which it has nothing to do Mr.
Welsh was instructed to base the claim for $1O3 600
upon the actual loss and damage sustained by
American fishermen in consequence of the violent
invasion of their treaty rights at Fortune Bay and
to obtain security against the recurrence Of
similar offences in the future
Advices received by the State Department from
the North American coast represent that although
actual violence has occurred this year our fisher
men are deferred by the apprehension of violence
from approaching the shore and carrying on their
business with the freedom guaranteed to them by the
treaty. and that therefore. deriving benefit
from agreement with the British government
and getting no return for money. The state
of feeling which prevails between north
coast fishermen and the British American fishermen
who consider themselves justified in using force to
carry out local prohbtory laws is regarded by our
government as extremely dangerous and liable at
any moment to lead to bloodshed and serious inter
national misunderstanding. and it is therefore very
anxious that steps shall be taken by the
British government to do away with the local pro-
hibitory laws of the Canadian provinces. which now
practically override and nufy the treaty provisions
Of far higher authority.
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Passed 9TH Richmon Hogan. from Quebec Tor Youghai
RoUsN, Aug ARRIVED. Henstedt Isl. Pyne. Phlad,l-
phia
Cieared 9TH. Lindesnaes. Teilefsan Philadelphia.
RocanFoRr. Aug 7-Saiiei l~tavat Bdrman, Phtladel
phiu; Hattie VI. McFadisn. SANDY Hoox
SHikLDs. Aug 9-Sailed, Navigator (s. for Montreal;
Mary Nelson for Maitland. Ms.
SINGAPORE, July Arrived Ellsworth Haskell Soura-
baga 9TH Ceres Koop, New York; Olustee, Nckerson,
Nagasaki
Cleared July =. Charles l. Pearson Swain Now York.
Singapore 10th, Eidern Hertz Colombo and both sailed
for New York;; 18th st Charles. Gates, lloo. for New
York; Windermere Mawes Table Bay and sailed seekingl
Passed July H. Timour, Robnns from Bombay for Fall
MOUTH 10Th, Harvester Bosworh, Calcutta for London;
Lanarca Bentley, do for New York. 18th Hera. Grimm.
Singapore for New York; Austrana llies Calcutta for
Waterford.
TABLE BAY July Is-salod Papa Rssetto. Adani New
York. r
WEXFORD. Aug s-saied Nancy Kearon. st John NIB.
WATERFORD. Aug 7--Arrved, Achille \. Percich, New
York
Sailed 7th, lenns Is, Robertson, Delaware.
WICK, Aug ARRIVED, Criterion Mckay, New York vie
Scrabster.
ANTwERP Aug s-A hre broke last night hs
Thomas keilior. Richardson arrived here Phadel
phia with cargo OF petroleum. The fire very
extnguished causing damage to the The
completely discharged.
DUNKIRK Aug 2-IIarvard American bark has got into
dock without DAMAGE after having been htened Of $50
TONS.
SHANGHAI, July 24-The II G Johnson Colby, from New
York reports the ship Electra shore between Sd and
4th Point with Singapore pilot board Offered ussist
ance but II was declined.
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snip iIersey; Waterhouse. from Moalmcin for Bor'
oeau \ July as. lat II ~ s. Ion 3 Is ".
sirian Star tf Yarmouth. NS Gondey from Great
in.mnuth Tor Philadelphia. Aug 10 lat 10 ri. lon ~
DARK hnwkhope lBrl. Good from Boston for Wellington
M July 10, lat ~ \, Ion 90 W.
Bark shetland, Haskell from New for Lisbon Aug
10, LAP miles of Block Island
DARK ocean. OF Bremen steering L, July 81 lat 30 N
Sligo. Aug 2, lat 45 Ion 40
ark imperator Nor) Jensen, from Sligo for New York,
barS Angur Nor) Andersen from Sharpness for Chat
nam, Nh, Aug D. lat 80. Ion p.
bark Lebanon Br) Flynn from Iuanillos for Europe,
July 20, lat 81 n, Ion IS W.
An American bark showing JIILB from Akyab for Fall
mouth, July ~, lat 10 s, lon II w.
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Bark Alpha Ger. Rick. Lsbon-Funch. Edge Co.
Brig Selma Stanford tltaD Califano. Genoa-Benham.
Boyessi. Pickering * 90.
Brig Arcadia Woodward Barbados-H Trowbridge's
Sons
Brig Salisbury lsr), starratt Cow Bay. cB-scamme
Bros.
schr Theresa Keene Perkins, Port Spain (rrinidad)-
Rowland Aspinwall
Schr George Il Cong don, Brewster, Georgetown and
Bull Creek-E d Hurbut.
Schr Blackstone, Kelley, Providence--J Roberts
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SPOKEN.

ship Duisberg Ger. Eyers from Rotterdam tor B"ti
more. Aug 3. lat ~, Ion 20.
Ship Joseph Spnney, Jordan. from New York for San
Francisco, July n. lat - y. Ion ~ W.
ship John Potter. Mcclure. from Cardiff for Bombay,
Aug lat III n. Ion 10 w.
Ship British Queen . Ellis, from Ncwry for 81 John,
NIB, Aug $, lat ~. Ion ~. .
Ship Mncdalenc Ger, Uonkc, from Bremon Tor New
York. Aug q. Ial ~. lou 23
snip Raphael, sherman from Bombay for Liverpool.
June -. lat 80 80 - Ion 33 ~ Il.
Ship Lncc Talbot from Calcutta Tor Boston June ~,
lat 81 40 5, Ion - 10 T..
ship Eclipse Humphreys from Calcutta for Boston, July
o. lat 50 VI b. Ion ~ ~ X.
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NOTICE 10 MARINERS.
Tho Handkerchief shoal Lightsbip was 2 miles NNW
from lis station Aug 10
WHALEMEN.

Arrived Woods Hole Aug 49, schr ottie Cook Dyer
from attcras Ground OF ana for Provincctown with 40
bbIs oil and 100 do blacklist oil with loss VI sails and
boat She has sent home the 10 bbs oil
Arrived vt st Helena July 49, bark Gay Head Jenney of
NIB. from cruise. with LOO bills and 800 do VIII oil
and ,UUU lbs bone (and sailed day.
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SAILED.

Steamers Scythia (Br. for Liverpool; Amerique tFr
HaYre; Colon, Aspnwall Gate City, Savannah; Gulf
Stream Charleston; atteras West Point, Vas ships Mimi
Ger Bremen Therese, Cork Falmouth Cleopatra Aus
-; barks oneeo. Dunkrk; Bredsdorn Nor, Rottor
dam; Mathilde Nor, Settn Jane Adeline. Lasuayra
and Porto Cabeo Lisbon, Havana; Carl August Ger,
philadelphia
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BELOW.

Steamer Devon CBr). Western, Avonmouth Aug 6. with
mdse to Morgan with rudder head gone steering at
tho rate miles hour. Aug 10 lat 40 "a Ion TO
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
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YACHTS. sTEAMBoArs. so.

A MEXICAN YACHT AGENCY. Ito WALL ST.
"A The great yacht depot OF America Steam. Schooner,
Slcop and Open Yachts all and prices IRON $40 to
$1,000; 10 Yachts 60 charter.
NIANNING'S YACHT AND GENERAL SHiPPfNH
wi Agency. % Beaver st. cstablshed lS13-Parties dc
sr,us ct purchasing chrteng Yachts or Vessols OF
doser pton obtain full particulars Ut MI In tho
market by personal application by sending for Man
ning's Yachting Circular aud shipping luulror; miod
frcs.
VNANTED-To CHARTER UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1,
w Steam Launch about 30 feet lOuy, In complete
order Address. sting lowest terms. DUNDEE, Herald
ofhca
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Saiis. Destinations
&edDisr.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST SEPTEMBER.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25

The RCMoR, yesterday that, the X. NJ. X,
c. had failed to get the st. Charles, is false,
and the originators are aiming at iniuring
the Knew. The committee have had the
hall engaged for two weeks, and have
spared no expense in decorating for the car
nival. Those who propose to attend will be
received with courtesy by the reception
committee and cvcryperson of respectable
character will be admitted regardless OF
their worldly standing Do not let disre-
putable rumors dctain you from going and
having good time. Nothing will appear
or be done that will mar the feeling or
pleasure of the most discreet. Cur rcputa-
ton vouchcs this assertion.
TnE COMMITTEES.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A\ES!

NOTICE h hereby given that will he nj the fol-
4>lOwm2 named places, NJ the tines below stated
for the purpose Of collecting the Revenue OF Alex
nnder County. Illinois for tho A. D. la7s, and all
Back Taxes tina, appear On Tax Book for 4. u 1875
lns the time allowed by l0w r. short for collecting
'hc taxes, and making settlements, etc, taxpayers
VIII al once See The necessity Of pu"ng mp, III once
and by 80 doiug their township treasures viii re.
coyc the school money. belonging TO he different
school districts pay hclr teachers and save paying
interest on their schedules, etcD
At store house OF CNuble ~ Durham In Toledo.
Lakewood prrCint, on Tuesday, MatCn llth, 1879.
At store house Of John Bolcs In sandusky.
Snndusky precinct on "Wednesday. March l9th 1870.
Al store house Of u. ] Cugt- IN town Of Hodges
Park, Unity precinct on Thursday March 18th 1879.
At store hOusc.ui : VI "" a. Beech Ridge ria.
1879
At store house Of l.. Cullcy co.. Ia Clear Creek
precinct, on MONDAY, Mach I'm, lsis.
At store house Oi X 4. Eimunsun In East Cape
Girardeau precinct, ON IucsrH". Nllcl 18th, 1879.
Al store of T. + Brown& Bro ~ town OF rhebcs
Thcbcs precinct. on "Wednesday, March 18Th, 1879
Al store Of A. II. ireland IN t1an Santa Fee,
santa Fee prcciuci,Un 'Ihurrdny, March 9lh. 1872
At store house of + D Nhruou in Goose L.
Lana precinct on Friday March 'lrt 1879.
Al residence Of ~ Hunsackr IN Lake Milligan
precinct, on SATURDAY, March a.dG iS;9
At residence of Peter Saup In First Cairo precinct
on Tuesday. March -, 1879.
At store house Of GOldstinc 4 R1ssnwatcr in
Second Cairo precinct, on wednesday, March 18th
1870.
At store house of Patrick Fitzgcrald, corner lith
street and Commercial avenue, in Third Cairo pre-
clnct Gu Thursday March 9Th, 1879
At store house OF Ernest Petit IN Fifth Cal %
precinct on Friday, March - 1871.
At the Court House IN Fourth Cairo precinct, on
Saturday: March :sth TO April 18th. 1879.
JOHN HODGES.
Sheriff and EX.Ofl,io Collector.
Dated this Cairo. m. February I'D 1879
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25
Physicians speak in Terms Of Praise in favor OF thu
HEALTH PAD.

CiNuNNhTi, june ~. 1876
Having had some considerable acquaintance with
,,r oncTa,ion of the Pad, | cnn roncienCnnsly
mcud Il M IN excellent remedy IN all the dis
eases for which Dr. Forbes eonhscls ~ nrc:
DR. j. llAILOWFLL.
a,6 George Street, Cincinnati.
Win, Rev. Joseph Emery, the wcllknoNn city
Missionary. says:
CINCINNATI, June "a. 1876.
lynyp g had long acquaintance with Dr., Forbes,
AM satisfied that whatever be- recommends he docs
20 copsccncorslv, una viii prove MI they promise.
REV. JOSEPH EMERY.
Extracts from fcw of the Many Letters frequently
received nj the Office.
one Saws :--"I feel thu, your pads have saved nv
NJ, Another says Your Pad has Just reached
m, case 1t has entirely removed my cosiycpcss
aud consequent Sick lIendnchc.' Another writss:
- onr Pad attended strictly to business. ind Ia
fort, eight hours felt us well n ever" Another
,Yonr Pad hns cured me of Blllous,lcss and tor
pid Liver ! am better thnn have been IN twenty
wears StAl another snys.--I have endured oil The
horrors growing out Of torpid Liver and Dyspepsia.
Aiteruping your pad MI these ills left me-" One
~ have urnl Nnnr Pnls with nprscclli ealls.
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LOCAL REPORT.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

y Mrs. Brown, la.e Miss Alice Simonds,
~ Anna, IL 10 the CITY, visiting relatives.
~ Burger " Farnbaker will open out a
'1srse clothing house soon, In the room late
" vacated by DIR. Schulz.
N - Charley Oinsted, brother Of George
"a secretary Of the Southern Illinois In.
I$,6ss Asylum, returned 10 Anna yesterday.
\. n rhe Egyptian Mystery, or "Ghos,
1y1ISs w company will Join IN q street
|5II xII Y y l1ar I1n.HYn. .hrasa band
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Every arrangement has been
perfected; and the X. NJ. X. e.,
promise the people of Cairo
that their Masquerade Ball, in
the st. Charles Hotel tonight
shall be the largest and most
enjoyable reunion of the
kind ever held in Cairo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25

Mardi Gras Day, A. d.,
1879. The browning event of
this day will be the Masquer-
ade ball in the st. Charles,
under the management of the
X. NJ. K.C. Mark the predic-
ton.
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ELLER'S COUGH SYRUP.

Ncr 900 900 bottles sold. It Is the most pleasant
4 popular remedy for Coughs, Colds Group,
arsness and all throat and lung Diseases has
i prescribe IL j. T. Youman. Long T. o., ILL.,:
~: sIt saved my two children from the grave,
4 n. Simmons. OF Baltimore. Nd, also says III
4 curc the worst cough Immediately ASK your
Irgist or general storckeeper for 1t and take no
circular r. T.. sellers ~ Co.. PrOprietors,
asburg, Pa. Barclay Bros, Agents, Cairo
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MEDICAL
liz GREAT BLOOD TONIC

,lhc curc af all diseases arising from impure
od. and for nyigoratinc and strengthening the
4 Organs Are YOU weak, nervous, dcbilitn!cd,
and cmaciaied: Have You lost Your Appetite
" ron nausea, pain in the back. 6ci II so, Dr.
sscy's Blood Scarcher will drive out the disease
hiring back the Bloom OF Health. Plmplcs,
~. Erysipclas. letter. Salt Rheum Sc, are but
nee indications of Blood Disease; aud Dr. Lind
Is Blood scarcher. by purifying the system soit,
Ythc skin and beauties the complexion, sou
All druggists 81 90 per bottle Il; +. sellers
,prictor, Pittsburs, Pa. Barclay Bros Agents
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25

The management of the K.
NJ. K. C.'s Masquerade ball, to-
night, is committed to the
hands of gentlemen whose
names furnish an absolute
guarantee of harmony, good
feeling and success.
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heath DEFEATED.

over 80 years SELLERS LIVER PILLS have
Ia the standard remedy for Liver Complaint,
ttiveness. Sick Headache. Pain In Shoulders or
ck, Dizziness. Coated Tongue, Fever and Arue,
4 ali diseases arising from derangcd state OF the
ger or stomach Thomas Adams, of Big Sandy,
4, says: Sellers Pills have saved hundreds OF
bars in doctors bills In this country H. II.
Hers Il Co.. Propreiors, Pittsburg, Pa. Barclay
os.. Agents Cairo
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OF OUR PADS.

And that they will do ali we say. ~ this ohcr
Win necessarily be lMitcd in number we hope,
therefore, an early application will he made Al
ares. Very Respectfully Your,
DIX q. ". FORBES,
IA Elm street. Cincinnati, Ohio,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25

, We are authorized to announce that MILES W.
PARKER is acandidate, at the ensuing city election,
tor the Office OF City Treasurer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25

I EDITOR BULLETIN: Please announce that am
candidate for the Office OF City Treasurer, nj thu
approaching city election,
EDWARD DIz0SiA.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25

We are athorized 10 announce the name OF WAL
rys L. BRIsToL Us candidate for the Office Of City
treasurer at the ensuing charter election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
isITY TREASURER

\ We are authorized to announce the name OF AL
raED CoMINGs ~ candidate for CITY treasurer al
nc ensuing city election.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25

We are authorized TO announce LOUIS j. DAVIS
rs candidate for city Clerk at the ensuing mu-
nicipal election,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-25
f,ITY CLERK.

We are authorized TO announce W. f. SCHUCRERs
De candidate for City Clerk at the approaching
mum cipal electon.