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burgess. Had heavy and wv gales; brok. main CAD

Burgess. Had heavy and wv gales; broke main saH
srhr Alrenn .of gton). Conn Matanzas 10 days,
with orders vessel to Brett. son Co. was III
srhr Julia wicss Dayton Braxos Santiago. ~ days
with wool &c TO Woodhouse Kudd; vessel 70 Da! ton
Was 10 days of Hatsras with heavy northeriy gaies
feb H. LAT II ~ Ion ~ Ok spoke bark Weterhorn from
Galveston for Liverpool :.
Schr Rebecca Shephcrd Of Philadeiphul FrAmbes Now
orie"s ~ days. with moasses to Is II iioweii son voS
sci to master. iad heavy northerly gall o. split sails
Schr Herbert Cruise. Georgetown 50 Doc ~ wa bcr
mudn ~ days with naval stores &c to johnson iiarmnn
vessel to woodhouse & Rudd. Had heavy NV and NE
gales; was 10 days n Of IIntteras.
Scllr koiin sanford. Vent. Virginia
schr Brothers. Borsel baltimore for Providence .
pSsh'p Bromerhaven Ger. from Bremen. which
anchoed in the lower bay for orders tho city
yesterday morning.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Gaucus Boston for Nav York with mdss
and passengers TO II Dimock.
Steamer CITY OF Fitchburg Ellis New Bedford for New
Steamer Gaatca Walden Providence for New York With
mdso and passcn gers to Isaac Odell.
steamer Bolivar cer New London Norwich for New
York.
BOUND EAST
Steamer Eleanora, Johnson Now York for Portland
Schr Lady Antrim. Gardner New York for Providcnce
Schr Telenah, Bennett. New York for Providence.
Schr Samuel Goodwin, Williams. Now York for staua-
ford.
Schr j NJ Garter, Carter. IIoboken for Providence
Schr Price, Nckerson, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr T. Reed Kelsey. Port johnson for Boston,
Sshr J Darlington. Parker. Baltimore for Now Haven
Schr Vim Farren, Lndslcy, Virginia for Now Haven.
tho bound vessels before reported as an-
chored in Hart Island Roads proceeded AN.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Fob s-Arriysd, steamers Seminole. Haiett,
saHrryss Steamers Bss. Phsdehs;
Perkiomsn, A6erisen do Nsptnns Berry, New York
Sa. 4s. ss ssss@ s r..
Kirby cb.rcs.on Bssk.,ons M.5sh d proydcnss' %'
ispnl:sssn Sypr%; sS: Parker; Gl.:soy; Vest:
ro Einracht (ior,. Museweck, Bordeaux brig = Jon.
sDsS.S s Ss s New Ellen
robn: 80; s-;, ESr0ss;, %r0i. S,;c,.on y.x York
sc,s Fob .l BARK sno-dou,. m
SlssrsdNBarss csmsals 3D. Phillips United Kingdom,
Marie, @ G CIR, Grim GSiss'h; % DO ,,,, N,,,,, ,
i sotS% :ehrs Thomas glider y.nsdcr x.y
m,ns,on. Del. Via jack scnviiic. Pis.
saDdIsIS,s srY S%mSIs c;%p''' Jacksonville
aIst-cicarcd. schr i II Furbcr, O'Ne Baltimore via
ss,icd@S.ri o.ra. oSor,s Liverpool.
23d1Arrved stesmers Oharesson' berry, Nev YORK;
,s :, s,,.n n:Ssss %ssSs,
cslysT, ts5 %n,S Ss,imS.s ,o.,,,,..
fs Rsgs ssss brig AasI.ds ar Sein:e.s, s. fSons.: @
M.s's K.ne s "a;
DfS l;ss .SSRE Fob as-s.il.A bark Davenport
GALVESTON. yee,e-Anived, sch, s.s''.. Rasmussen.
~ 90 81, s,ss % ,.
s'Ts k.sIss; ss.fse s tI .
Cleared s,ss%cs M.IF.sst. S.ss!: II.v:ns, II.v:ns,,,.w.
s Aas"ss ma % r.. s.,I s.Sfs HS. v
NoRfofK. Fob 2i-Arrvcd. bark Blanche dsr Fleming.
SEwpoET' rs b. zsmArrivea seSr Mary Amsdsn. of
NEW LONDON. Feb 1s-ssiied. schr Com Kssrnsy. Bos.
NEW HAVEN. Feb 22-Arrivcd. steamer Pottsvie.
sriTsH rEsshdci% SrI'ss p.s A,yes 'ehr. Pores. Home.
ksns nai.sSS csno,s sr Bisncs oss,nssown schr
fTi F1iix5kkFiIs f15tk san ri:ssssl. Sss xr.
Ss ..s % yss %sa ;s' s Eas Sss
a"sss ss c SO. % v''' A'vnsF
""ssrs@. . FEB Ss-Xrrved, sc6r Li,ss Small war
vrodRTfANp Feb Arrived .chr. Mary. oilchr.t Bal
.s .sa for 70, Sss
In r ih,s fss sssu Nc? IS
SGHeS By ~ 'f ROCKY u
All s'si 70; sS '
sSk IS Ssy Ss- Knight yc
Tsndst Ts@ York s Mary Glover y %
Adams, ccumhis River
DIIS:ss' s %s
a%.si,s!s% ship WIN i Marcy. Marry, Queenstown.
Francisco; bark Montana Peterson, do.
SAVANNAH, Feb 22-Cicared, ship = @ IIazcitins,
Gilkcy Liverpool
2ad-Arvi,ed, ship San stofanc !Bp Corning, Bremen;
bark Othere (iir), Wilson, 1arwch; schrs q Schultz
Thompson Baltimore; y Ball. -.
Saedsteamcr Tnsah t}rD. Scbastopcl; ship. Ardmors
QBr. Mcvcsr Liverpool; brio Triumfo tsp. Barcelona
TACOMA, Fob i5-Arrivcd bark samosct Cameron San
Francisco.
.wILMINGroN, nc, Fob si~AyFiyct, ss,camsrr D.,
Foley Price. Baltimore.
Ciearcd-stcamer Regulator, Dcancs New York
2dcssrcd ss, s MssEs nharios
! Phiiadephs ~, ~ ariss'essi - ssss' "
e !s1pssess sasss ~
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AxsrERpAn Feb 22-Arrived bark Algeria (Br) Robin
son. Savannah via Egmont where she ashore
ASrwERP Feb 23Arrived, steamers Sbya (Br), Martin
New Orleans; Hermod DAM, Olsen, New York.
Sailed 22d. bark Msgdaena (Nor) Olseu New York.
BELFAST, Feb 22-Arrived. bark Chcttsn (Br, Fultca
Baltimore.
BREMEN Fob 22-Arrived, ships Dunrobtn (Br) Harris,
Nov York. Anna tGer Bohme, Baltimore: barks Olbcrs
Ger, Abcrts Now York; Kathnka (Cier Rossins, Nov
Orleans.
Sailed ed bark Lovejerts (Nor, Nielsen Philadelphia
CARDIFF Feb 23-Ssicd ships G Trufsnt (Br) Thomas
Hong Kong; Monte Rosa, Carter, do
HAxBunc. Fob 22-sailed, ship Hiram CNor), Jacobsen
America
HAvKE Feb 23-Ssed ships Crusader (Br), Durkes New
York: Armenia Carter, do; schr Charles MorYissp
Smith, Cardiff
MALAGA, to Peb 23-Saisd bsrk George Knsmsn Hcves
Philadelphia s.i as~ff'
PLYMOUTH Feb c3-Arrived steamer Lessing l0sr vess
New York for Hamburg tand proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN Feb 23-Arrived. steamers City Of Nov
York (Br) Land New York for Liverpool; Peruvsn r.
Smith, Baltimore Halifax for do (and both proceeded
RAsGoos. to Feb 22-Arrived, ship Leading Wind,
Lothrop, Liverpool
WEATHER REPORT.
u>,xuv.c vi wicd u fr.sh .iovHv
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AN ACTOR INJURED.

John Matthews the actor. of No. $40 Fourth avenue
slippci and fell at tho corner of Union place and
Eighteenth street 1ast evening severely njuring his
right arm. Hc was taken homo.
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SPOKEN.

ship Hermon from Baltimore for Acapulco, date. lat
8 s, Ion 81 low.
Ship Alex Mckenzie. Homewood, from San Francisco for
Queenstown, Jan 20. lat ~ n, Ion 116 low
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HALYAx Feb 23-Sailed, steamer Sardn'sn Br, Dutton
drom Baltimore,. Liverpool.
VICTORIA Feb II-Passed, snip Gov Tilly (BD, Hum
phrcys, Nanaimo for San Francisco.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

PROVIDENCE, Feb 22-Capt Kelly of steamer City 81
Newport that the buoy marking Ohio. Seckonk
Channel aud the rcd buoy OF Lyons Shore Providence
River gone from their moorings.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
- -
OHcs.
Steamer
aa ~
iDestinrtiOn.l

'ATRs OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
FERRuARY AND MARCH,.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. q Al SANDY HOOK. EVE y 81
Sun sets. ......... 45 Gov Island 10 81
Moon sets 80. ..eve 81 He'll Gate ...morn II 22
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLrHrAp, Feb 2s-wind NNE, fresh gale; cloud,
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Navigation. .......... $40, I63 VJ
Ordnance. 64lo,911 33
Provisions and clothing. 1877 ,6G4 ~
Medicines and surgery. .....-......... l.SSlOl7 a5
Total. Sl32 2oS2,5b1 ID
Thus. at one blow 10 stricken out this great sum
clearly having nothing to do with the ships of the
navy. their engines their condition. This sum-
deducted from the total expenditures. leaves bal
ance of $52 972 II. ss available from the sppro-
priations for building ships and their machinery.
Subjected 10 this analysis the 1s20o0ooo start
lingly displayed as the vast sum expended for the
navy ceases to have any meaning OF force whatever
and the display must hsvo been made merely
for effect 1t Is Of the same character as that otncr
statement in the rcport-"That from the foundation
OF the government to June. 1877, the vast sum Of
1886 24sg2i 70 had been expended onfhe navy OF tho
United States" They large and beautiful figures
but they do not help to show how much George NJ.
Robeson had to spend during his administration in
their engines and machinery. The sum available IL
made up Of the items:-
Appropriations for construction and
repairs. $Sb3l421l %
Steam engineering. h36'O6l III
Total. .s62. .ssi. .97a II
To this should be added the following items. dc.
rived from vessels sold from July l. 1869. TO July l.
1877, namely
Construction and repairs. ........... &595 554 Is
steam engineering ng................... Isl SGT 81
Total. ............................ $7473 ~
Grand total T3 W
Tho report next takes up the statements OF the
majority. That there disposed Of during tho sd.
mlnistration OF Mr.. Robeson material costing
sIOoooOOoo which would have yielded o revenue Of
$2ooO0 5000 to any prudent private individual, while
the government received for IL less than s2O0o.oOo
aud that during the eight years Of Mr. Robcson's ad
ministration there disappeared from tho navy the
names Of 20 vessels, Of which were lost at
sea- 4G sold and the proceeds paid into the Treasury
sold and their proceeds turned to contractors
and ~ destroyed by Mr.. Tsobcson and the materials
cut up and turned credited (chargcd TO con-
tractors Tho minority admit that 20 ships went of
the register, OF which were lost at sea-namcly.
the Oneida, Polaris, Saransc, Saginaw and Huron
although they think the Huron lost after Mr..
Robcson retired.
But why should these lost vessels figure longer in
any account? ''1t would seem especially unjust to
ing the honor and official and private reputation of
high official" There are, dropping these, but SIXTY
five that went of the registry.
The committee give table, printed with the tcsti-
mony of thirtyone OF tho fortysix vessels said TO
have been sold. with their cost and ap.
praised value aud with thc proceeds Of sale.
They also give ta BILE Of twenty vessels destroyed
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22
CHURCHES.

A FltICAN " E.--Fourtecuth street. between
IA Walnut and Cedar Streets services Sabbath II
. m and 1|D p. M; Sunday School 100 p. m.
CHkISTIAS-R Eighteenth street. meeting Sab
~ bath lO:3op p. N. preaching occasionally.
CHURCH Or THE REDEEMER-( EpiscopsD
- Fourteenth street; Morning prayers tsaDbath)
IV:D A. m; evening prayers 1:30 y. m; sabbath
school u. m Rev. 1t, j Dillon-Lce. Rector
LNIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Preaching at 1920 a. m, 3p. m. and 100 p. N.
sabbath school al 40 p. u. Rev I j. Shores,
pastor.
I LUTHERAN Thirteenth street; services Sab.
II bath II n m. and roo p. m; Sunday school ga
III Rev. Duerschner, pastor
ATETHODISr-Cor Eighth and Walnut streets;
Nl Preaching Sabbath l0:3D d. m. and p. m;
prayer meeting, Wednesday 7:30 p. m; Sunday
School, 3p. m. Rev A. Y. Morrison, pastor.
DRESBYTRRIAN- Eighth street preaching on
j Sabbath at II 20 \. m, and 7;J p. IN; prayer
meeting "wednesday ri 80 p, m, Sunday school
st5p NJ. Rev. D. Y. George, pastor
CECOSD FREE-WILL BAPTIST Fiheerth
- street, between Walnut and Cedar streets; ser
vices sabbath at and I 20 y. NJ
CT JOsEPHS-Rom Ca,holic) Corner Cross
~ and Walnut streets; services sabbath 1920 4.
m; Sunday School at , p. m; Nespers p IN; ser
vices every day at p. m.
CT. PATRICK'S-( Roman Catholic Corner Ninth
~ street and Washington avenue; services sab
path and 10 =. m; Nesperr 3 p. m; Sunday school
Up. m; services every day at ; p, m. Rev +. label
priest.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

A BRIEF SOCIAL REVIVAL AT THE NATIONAL
cAPITAI-HoARs ELOQUENT PERORArioN
AND THCRMANs REJoINER-THR ARENA
OF DEBATE TRANSFERRED TO THE SENATE
"A PARENTHEsIs IN SENATOR DAWES
sPEECH-THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
SCIENCE IN ssION--PoPULARizINs Oh
TRusE LEARNING, ETC, ETC.
From our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1879.
The lenten season is now over, and there
will be brief revival Of social sayety, be-
fore Washington, enervated by heat and
malaria. becomes "deserted village
the wealthy will soon betake themselves to
seaside and mountain resort, while the wan
government clerk will find cheap board
ing house few miles out Of the city where
breczes from clover fields will in some de.
gree counterfeit the effect of the miasma
that he inhales during the day, last week
in an eloquent perorston, Senator Hoar
said, among other pretty things, that he
had seen the sun rise over Mont. Blanc.
Senator Thurman, in replying, said that he
had never seen the sun rise over Mont.
Blanc but that he had beheld the insidious
maiaris steal Up from the swanps Of the
Everybody il Washington has
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vEGErlNE
VEGETINE
VEGETINE
FOR
ID Il O P Sl',
never shall
Forget the First Dose.

DR.. II. X, SrEyEss.- rHo''DtNch
Dear olr,-l have been a great sufferer from dron.
~. Mas confined TO my house more than A wear
ga ,u,oInians O OF the time was entirely HELPLESS
%I 'yI'sou 70 nave two men help me In and ont of
u uaI masbwollen ~ inches larger than nv natu.
iai Id~ "a aVuhd my waist suffered all a man
bsd tb,ee d Az tried all remedies for dropsy |
nd aI inherent doctors. My friends all exDect.
Gu s mouaq Ole many nights expected TO die be.
1870 hHg' Al last Vegetine was sent to me by
alhuhui never shall forget the first dose could
,n., ~ GOOD effects from day to day was get.
nsou UL IL Alter had taken some or bottles
no,v nni,e Up quite well nights began to gain
LTD LII taSt After taking some ten bottles,
e9uia Walk from one part OF my room TO the other
My appeNte was good; the dr0pay had at this time
ulrappealeu kept taking the Vegetine until ~.
gained my usual health. l heard of u great many
..s W using Negetinc after got out and was able
70 attend TO my work. am carpenter and builder.
wiz also say It has cured an aunt OF my wiles Of
Neuralgia WHO had suffered for more than 20 wears
oho hlys she has not had any neuralgia for eight
months have given II 10 one of my children for
tanker Humor. i have no doubt In my mind IL
MI Sufe any humor; II Is great cleanser of the
oiood II IL safe TO give child will recommend
Il 10 the world My ather il eighty years old and
ne HaYs mere II nothing like 1t to give strength and
.lie 10 an aged person. not be too thankful
'ot the use OF it. ! am, very gratefully,
Yours, JOHN s. NOTTAGE.
al Diseases oP BLooD-If Yegetine will relieve
pun cleanse purify, and cure such diseases restor.
the patient 10 perfect health after trying differ.
eie physicians, many remedies and suffering for
years If IL not conclusive proof If Won are sufferer
you can De cured; Why IL this medicine perform.
~ ruch great cures! 1t works in the blood, in the
pod p lulu' II Can truly be called the Great
BLOOD Purifier. The great source of disease origin
Mes IN the blood; and no medicine that does not
act directly upon it. 10 purify and renoyate has any
Just claim upon public attention '
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THE ILLINOIS CAPITAL.

ONLY SMALL AMOUNT OF BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED on sATURDAY-THE POWERFUL.
INFLUENCE ExERTED By THE INSURANCE
LOBBY, ETC
Special to the Republican
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, April l9.-The senate
had quorum, but the house did not. Both
houses disposed Of some routine business
and advanced their calendars, the business
of the house being reading house and SEN
ate bills first time, cleaning up this order,
reading all the appropriation bills passed
by the senate yesterday.
A joint resolution of the senate was pass
ed urging congress topass ex-senator Oeles-
bys bill in relation to swamp lands, when
the oil inspection bill was reached, which
met with opposition. A call of the house
was ordered, and no quorum being present
it adjourned until next Mondayat 0 30 a. IN.
INSURANCE MATTERS.
1t seems that the powerful insurance lob.
by that has been at work in session and out
OF session about the general assembly the
past winter has not been idle, and that it will
be impossible to inaugurate any reform in
insurance matters in this state. This lobby
has so manipulated affairs that any meas
ure of reform is sure of death when the
roll is called on its passage. No speeches
are made, these have all been said lone
since; nothing but an answer to the sento.
rian tones of Clerk Taylor, and that is the
end oft, as was shown in the house on the
passage of Mr.. Harris bill which was igno-
minously defeated. 1t is said there is much
meritin the measure, and that it would es-
tablish needed reforms, but the lobby was
too strong for it.
THE SENATE.
A quorum was present and an effort was
made to adjourn, which failed. Senate bills
on second reading were considered as fol,
lows:
No. 369, providing for an act to prohibit
the officers OF free schools and teachers
therein from being interested in the sale of
school hooks and school apparatus The
bill provides in conclusion that a convic-
ton shall work forfeiture of office and
revocation of the teachers certificate, also
fine ofnot less than 5000 and no, more
than $1,000, said fines to go to the school
fund. The bill was ordered to a third read.
inc.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, April 81, 10 A. M.--Pork-
May, so rex bid; June, so s21s. Corn
May 34k@345s; June, 354@3js6
Wheat-hay, ssl5 asked June, 9Ols
asked
CHICAGO, April 81, 1900 M.--Corn--
May, 342s@341a; June, 35h Wheat
May, $50; June, coll. Pork May, 50 70
90 79ls; June, 50 S91l. LWd-May,
S. so; June, s. 95,
CHICAGO, April 81, 2:30 r. M-Wheat,
May, 1888; June, S9B asked. Corn
May, 3425; June, 35M@354; July, 3616
Pork-May, 50 $1,000 70; June, 80 Tx
90 80; July, 50 $1,000 90.
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ESvEIors printed at the BuLLRrrx Office,
$500 per NJ Envelopes iurnished at *,
Louis wholesale List prices for TIE nextyt
days. W INN leS
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LARGE STOCK Of Ladies' and Children's
boots and shoes, very cheap, at c. Hannys.
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VEGETINE
| owe my Health
TO YOUR VALUABLE
Vegetine.

Mr.. r. II STEVENS ''' '0'''
Dear Sir:-IIaving suffered from a breaking ont of
Sankerous Sores for more than five years caused
by an accident OF fractured bone which fracture
ran into running sore, and have used everything
could think or and nothing helped me until had
taken six bottles OF your valuable medicine, which
MT Miller the apothecary, recommended yery high.
~ The sixth bottle cured me, and all can say Is,
That owe my health TO your valuable yegetine
Your most obedent servant
ALBERT Won ROEDER
IT IL unnecessary for me to enumerate the dis.
eases for which the VEGETISB should be used.
know OF no disease which will not admit of it, use
win good results Almost ihnumersble complaints
are caused by poisonous secretions in the blood
which can be entirely expelled from the system by
the use of the NEGrrIy2 When the blood is per.
iecty ceansed the disease rapidly yields all pains
cease; healthy action Ia promptly restored and the
patient Is cured "
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, April 81, 200 p. M.-Wheat
unchangcd Winter,Ss 1Od@9s cd; Spring,
IS 6d@Ss; California average, IS 9d@
0s 3D.; California club, 9s 2d@9s Cd. Corn
--new-4s Sd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22

ABSOLUTELY free from Morphia and other
dangerous agents DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is
valued most highly as q remedy for the
disorders Of babyhood. Price only 20
cents bottle.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
City Officers.

City Officers.
Msyor-llcnry Winter
TreaHurer-B. Y. Parker
Clerk B Phlllis
Counsel0r-Wm. h. Gilbert
MARSHALL. ID. AFTER.
htt0rney-W. q. MCGEE.
Police Magistrate-J. j. Bird
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
first Ward--Geo. YoCum. Wm O'Callahan.
second Ward-Wood Rittenhouse, n, Is, Thistle
wood.
Third Ward W ?, Wright, John Wood
Fourth Ward Charles o. Patier, ID, j. Foley
Filth Wsid-T. W, Halliday Chas, Lancaster
County Officers.
Circuit Judge o A. Hafkcr
Circuit Clerk j. A. Reeve.
County Judge X. y. Yocum.
County Clerks j. IIumm
County Attornsy-W. G. Mulkcy
County Trcasurer-A. j. Alden.
Sherf-Iohn Hodges.
Coroner-k. Fitzgerald.
County Commissioner " Halliday, ny
Brown, Samuel Brilcy
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22

QUERY.--Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Brcs
Seal Of n orth Carolina" ut the same pricet
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-04-22
NEW YORK GRAIN.

NEW YORK GRAIN.
New YORK, April 81. 70 90 NJ Wheat
quiet-No. . Chicago, 9S@sl OF; No. .
Milwaukee, 81 OF; Red Winter, 81 OF
@l 49,; No 9 Red Winter, 81 l2al !;
No. 2 Amber, 81 10. Corn-quiet-Steam-
or, 43l4 No. 3, 48; No ., 445s @442I.
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Office in Alexander County Hank.
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BANhs.
A LEXANDER COUNTY BANK,
Commercial Avenue and Eighth Street,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONE. Ex.
"A change sold and bought. Interest paid I'm the
Savings Department Collections made and ali
business promptly attended to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-21

r,,Y,,lica,, colleague, Is also spoken OF as .
decided acquisition ii, talent and charac g
to the House. In spite Of the death OF Mr.
sehleicher the Texas delegation remains .
very strong one--Mr. Tnrocknaorton's sue
cessor, Mr.. Oiia Weiiborn, though Q very
Young man, being highly commenced lot
talent, eloquence, aud earnestness: VI Ine
new members from Vermont mr.. James
Manning Tyler has attained . lsop aan 1srH
RradIey Barlow lacks neither cleyernesS
NOR NJ, acquaintance with men and things
al, washington. Finally. General Joseph
e. Johnston, OF Virginia, II not very iarli.
/, liar With public business, should make one
~ t,e most useful members OF the House
and bis colleague from the First district,
Mr.. r. L. T. Beale, has already served in
Congress and attained an honorable position
In bis profession. SIS