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BY EeIeErspn.
HEW YORF.

INV YORK. December 1.-Coiton quiet; sats,
4l6 bates; uplands, l2c.: orleans, IZse.: eonsoil
dated net receipts. 26 CAT bales sxeorfs-tttal
Retain 53lo bales France 1907 ba'es cont.
nen, Is.lOI Oaes southern -four du,l and heavy {;
common 10 fair extra, $4,000 $3.50; good TO
choice extra, f5.909*i. Wheat opened haAc
better: subsequently the advance was lost eioctn
With rather more strength; unHadso Etu, tiloe1
sl.2s. Corn slightly IN buyers favor AMI qnst I;
closing rather more steady ungraaed, oOgoi ~.
oats uirhou, iDportani change e'osi ny weak HOPS
steady and In good inquiry. tCee fairly active and
steady; RIO, lI@l4r. sugar quiet, steady, aud u".
changed refI ed hrm and less active; standard
"a, gsid eac. Molasses duh aud rather ea.tr, Few
Orleans, 40M54c. Rice unchanged. With faitiy ae-
tive demand. R0sin quiet VI tl.75 30. Im-
psntine dull al 45c. Wool nrm, with fair inquiry {;
domestic fleece, 42@53c.: pulled, 20a45e IN
washed, l46e35c. Texas, l4@35e. Pork dill sad
wholly nominal. Middles easier long clear. t7.70
short, tSdfs.l2x; long and short, ~ 90. Lard
oneped steady; closed safe. lower and weak At
f9Gte Oh Freights dun.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December l.--F!our dali ADD
heavy: Hos ard-street and wesiern sulsrhne,
t4.zbMt4.75; extra, &5@&5 SO family. 1880
1915; tiiy Stills supernne. s4.25@t4.60: Extra.
1878; family, 1913; Rio brands, s6.7 Pata pato
family, a. so. Wheat-Soathera higher ard bra,
eiIe; amber, si2e@ti2e; No. I Maryland,
ti.26; No. 2 western winter red, spof and p*e.ta
her. tl2lh@t1.2lh; Jan uarv. el.2ik@ti.2lk;
February, 81. 29t March, ti.Sl4 Corn-souihsin
steady and quiet western aaie. aud nrm; southern
white, ole. Oats steady; wes,ern white. A4s.A DC
wss,ero mixed. 4s@44e. Rye quite At sioxM
tl.05 Hay quiet; prime 10 choice fennsjvspia
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New YORK, Deet mber lat meeting
a The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
directors today, II. v. Jelor Newcomb ten
dered his resignation In his letter OF With
drswaI from the position OF president. Me-
Newcomb recommends the extension OF the
Memphis division Into Arkansas and asks
tbe Board 10 complete the Knoxville
branch ct once. A series OF resolutions
were passed thanking NJ. Newcomb for bis
past services. Il. ii. Hreen was elected pre-
sldent, Il. C. Alexander first vice president.
Mr. Newcomb retains bis position as d.
rec'0r.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH TO THE DrsrArCu.

STATEMENT OF THE NATIONAL. DENT,
MAN STRUCK ny LIGHTNING AND KILLED
IN TExAs-GENERAL GARFlEIDs sue.
CEss0R-MEETiNGs OF THE ELECTORAL
COLLEGES; GEoRGIA's VOTE PROBABLY
LOST BY AN iNFORMALITY-uEAvY
sNow-sToRM THROUGHOUT THE NEW
ENGLAND STATES; TRAINS DELAYED-
PROFESSIONAL s!NGLE-sCULL RACE ON
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT KEY
WEST ALMOST DisAPPEARED-LAsT AN
NUAL REPORT OF SECRETARY scHuRZ-
THE BOGUS SECRET SERVICE OFFICIAL
ON HIS TRAvFLs-THEL AYCoCK- HANLAN
HACE-vARioUs FOREIGN ITEMS, 60
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Engi
LAYcOCK AND HANLAN-vARI0Us REGATTA
MATTERS.

LAYcoCK AND HANLAN-vARIOUs REGATTA
MATTERS.
LONDON, December l.-Laycock's friends
in Sidney, Australia. have sent cable
dispatch announcing that they have
deposited ESQ 10 aid him In max
ing up his stake in The malch WIN
Hanlan. and that more money VIII fol.
low. Riley and Hosmer to-day consulted
with the president OF the American nrm
about institutipg another regatta, and the
latter promised to consider the matter.
Hanlan wishes the title 10 the champion
shin of the world TO be contested in Toron-
10 Bay. His coming match with Laycock
will be for the championship OF England.
Ross will remain at Putney until after the
Hanlan- aycock match Is rowed.
PARLIAMENTARY MATTERS.
LoSpoN, December Lit is stated that
Lord Beaconstield will preside at The meet.
Ing Of the Conservatives OF both houses
which II has been deemed necessary to hold
In view OF the early meeting OF Parliament.
TIE Council OF judges have resolved by
large m,jority TO recommend the abolition
of the cniei barOny and cbieiiuslicesbip
OF common pleas.
Mr.. william Ratbb0ne, Liberal. has been
elected member OF Parliament for Carnar-
yopshire. 10 ill the vacancy caused by Inc
apno,ntment Of Mr.. Watkins Williams az
one OF tue justices Of the Court OF Inc
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Roat-Race OH The Potomac.

WASHINGTON, December IA profess
sional sinele.sculI race-three miles. with
a turu-was rowed on the Potomac
river course to-day. The contestants
were Frederick A. Plaisted, Of BOs-
ton; John a. Kennedy, Of Portland ;
and NJ. A. Lee, OF Newark, n. j. Ken
ncdy won by . length; Lee second, and
PIa,ted about eight lengths behind. Time,
90 minutes and 81 seconds. Plastcd was
not in good condition. Plaisted and Lee
leave tomorrow for New Orleans.
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The New Mexican Cabinet.

CITY or MEXICO Ola HAVANA, December l.
Gesefal GrevinO has arrived with his wife
at the capital. His appointment Of Secretary
OF War is oil that is known of the formation
of the new Cabinet. Senior Gomez Poaaeio,
TO Washington, was invited 10
take the Ministry OF Foreign ReialioDs In
GoDxsies's Cabinet, but 1t Is not Snowa
whether he has accepted.
Captaia Eads has arrived at the capitak
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rhere.a Re,menscbneIder all,

Mrs. Theresa ReimeDscbneider dtsds
Auerbach alias Grsu atlas Temple, pre-
possessing woman, twenty.hye years Ola,
was arrested Tuesday night IN Brooklyn,
charged with bigamy and grand Iaiceny.
n Il said she has married fourteen Germans
In Newark, N. j., and elsewhere, for the
simple purpose OF robbing them. She VIII
be taken 10 Newark for trial.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER |, 1880.


PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER l, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Bark Copela, Holman, Liverpool salt, Davenport
& Morris.
schooner Arthur Burton, Combs, Norfolk, salt
Davenport 4 Morris.
Schooner Annie r.. Moore. Phillips, Philafe lphts,
coal, ;. l.. Lahrop.
Schooner Hattie N. ChldSlck, Ths'cher, Himp-
ton Roads, TO load coal, curtis & Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, ana passengers, T.. Il. TJtgms
agent.
schooner II. f.. Willari Willard, Portland, coal t,
Curtis K Parker.
Schooner \. q. Goodman. Hesru. Baltimore, Goa
aud lumber. Curtis Parker.
Schooner NJ. &. Carroll, Carr oil, Philadelphia ,
gr tnitc, Curtis & Parser.
Schooner Murray VandivLr, GALLOWAY, BALI
more ria James Hyer, ummr, Curtis Parker.
Schooner Jane h. Bryant, Lee, New York, Goa y
Curtis & Parker.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December Ill 4. N-The
stock market opened weak and lower. Under a
heavy pressure 10 sell the general list Geclined
sharply, and at The end OF The first hour prices mad
fallen of to 81 per cent, The latter Tor North
We Stern: common It Paul sold down 10 - d. L..
andW., IL; and Denver, IL per cent. specnlailon
Is extremely feyersh in tone and tend, ncy DOWN
ward.
noen.-Stocks strong. Money on CALI per
cert. Fxchange-Long, 47S8; short, 4SlH. state
bonds inactive. Governments quiet.
ErsnIng.--NoHey Der crn,. exchange, 4ISif'
Governments generally hrm new Ds: coupon
lOl3.: as ex Interest, ll0A: new As, lll&.
States in light request.
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The YeIInu.FeYer Key Wesf.

Adyices received BY the Marine-HospiiaI
Service show that the yellOw.fever 10 Key
West has almost disappeared, there being
but one case and one death during the last
week.
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UnayOrable Weather.

NLw ORLEANS. December 1.-The wea-
Their is partly cloudy aud sultry, the Their
momeicr being at 76o at noon. This Is I'M
favorable for the cane crop.
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toys.
HOOKS. sTA7saNERy. dc.

ELEGkNT GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS
~ GIFTS.-WeH are now receiving large .e.ec-
ton oi chDic, NpOks.'ia elegant bisfiugs; pretty
PICTU Rs. PORTABLE RIIi:G-nrSks
PORTtULiO-. tARU-f,>FS. Poo khr-BOOkS
CANNON BOARDS, Che ktEs. tHESe-MfN,
DOMINO,, PHOTOGRAPH. sni AUTOGRAPH
ALBUMS; CHRIST MAS CARDS la enGiCss vsrie
Is ;CHiLDRkN'r BOOK S-Bn immense cDllcc' Ion
novelties ia INKsTANDS, GOLD PENCILS,
PENS. and CASES. FAs MOVABLE STATION
cry q 81. caity The most Xttns i've and HE nost
beautiful stock OF BIBLES. PRAfER-BOOKs, ana
ny MNALs we have ever fl red. judgment ant
ias' e exercised IN liBg orders.
deg NOpnIlOISE pAkIiAf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-02

w. s. Coles Is appointed postmaster OF
warren, AIbemsrIe couDty, Va. Uice q. l..
Morris, resigned. Isaac Jones. IT.. Is APP
Pointed post master at Peg River, Franklin
foaniy, rles Robert Hale, resigned.
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IBy Telegraph
BRocKwAY's FORMAL RELEASE.

NEW YORK. December William T..
Broekway, tue notorious forger, was re-
leased to-day Ia compliance with The fol-
lowing proposition made by his counsel and
accepted by the Government: T6at the
counterfeit plates OF various denominations,
and other material used in connection there
With, should be delivered 10 the Govern
'nent, 10 consideration Of which Brockway
should appear before the United States
commissioner.
with the understanding that be should
not be punished for past offences, Book
way appeared and plead guilty 10 two in-
|oictmeDts, either OF which was sufficient 10
Place him In The ptnilentiary; but accord
ny TO agreement, II no more offences are
committed, he will not be disturbed. He
|slll, however. be kept under surveillance.
he plates surrendered gre pstional-bank
note and Government bond plates. The
Press. hbrt-paper, and other implements
We're also given up.
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CuuctIiatory At.Itude of Greece.

LONDON, December IA Vienna dis
patch says the overtures OF the Turkish
Minister at Athens have not been repeated,
but as a condition for opening regular ne
gOtions Greece has asked Turkey to make
positive proposal. This conciliatory atti-
tude is the effect Of the unwflliugness OF
the Powers to resort 10 force in favor OF
Greece and the small response on the part
Of the inhabitants OF Thessay and Epirus
TO the Greek attempt to form volunteer
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Remarkable and Shocking Death.

A MAN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING DURING SNOW
STORM.
GALVESTON, December IA Pilot Point
dispatch says that John HAYES, while riding
through a storm yesterday, six miles from
town. was. together with his horse, instantly
killed by lightning, bis clothing consumed
and saddle torn 10 shred>.
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old KENTUCKY wHIskEY,
FOUR YEARS OLD.
t2.50PER GALLON.

MOUNTAIN wHIsKrYs OF ALL AGES.
DIFF GORDON sHERKIEs-our own importa-
tAtion;
FINEST VIRGINIA, CALIFORNIA, aud MIS-
souri, CLAkETs;
FRENCH BRANDIEsv-noest impor'e';
FOREIGN and AMERICAN CHAMPAGsEs'
KiMMtL. CHAETnEUsE, ANNETTE COR
pIAis;
oI.DPAsHioNED CHERRY BOUNCE;
cgLEsRATED BELMONT LIvfilA aud CuLo-
RiNE sTRoSTA wATERs;
APOLLINARIs, uATlioRN. aud oth'r hiSE\
RAJ WATERS. For sale low By
noz0-3w CHRISTIAN WHITE
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spOETsutS,S GOODS.

DEMOV Al NEW iOUSE-NEW
III sTOCK.-r ". TIGNOR having remoyed 10
The large stOr room No. 1912 MAIN cIRL1fY
Richmond Va, offers hr2e stock ~ GUNS,
RIFLES, PISTOLS, Fic iiING-fAtkLE, Ac.
REPAIRING done In The best lyle
Agent FOR the DEAD-sHUT pOWDfn
&c wli,swl 6di0t
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, December |, 1880.
SALEs.-l000 X. and d. X. X. 6's $500 at
l04; 40 shares Of A., NJ. and o. X. X. stock at 6 !;
90 shares OF r. and ID. r. Il. stock at So 10 shares
Of G.. &. and A. X, X, stock at Az
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ElauY.

r,our IN better demand. Pine, f3ass.oo extra
$3.50: i@cersne, Si.50@s4.73; eonmc, sG famts.
Shannon inspection, exlri, so.7osso.
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WsislD Ahis slksAa

GUNNER PRICES FOR ALL SIZES or
- ANTHRACITE, CUMBERLAND, >PLINT,
GLOVER HILL. NUTPALBURo, aud sOfr
CUKF, PINE and OAK WOOD. Gail ara 10 CON
vinced: you can do better than elss Where. OIttsS
by telephone or Otherwise promptly hiisd from
either Ofllce-70S Broad opposite Tbrnire, or 1000
Cary street. Ise l5I G. ~ PAGE
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, December J. 1884,
SALES.

vuyA1.-Laucas.sr,2 20 bushels % ~ 'or con-
r,nn Hr,d 90 bushel. at sl.25 for very xood;
Ta,,. "a, bushels al clio. Ills, tl.20, aud
ti.22 for common, good, and very g9cds; , 40 and
oosna. .nnnon AIR good. W ~ good, and prime:
NJ, ,Y Saa b9sne at 81 and o2c for good and
oATs.-s bushels mixed at 6oe.
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THE FRAUD IN RICHMOND.
New York Tlmes.l

In Richmond be swindled several fdmi-
lies, who had received and treated bin with
the hospitality for which the southern
people are celebrated. In Philadelphia he
IS accused OF having swindled several per-
Sous, and the attention OF tue police OF TINS
city was called TO his doiHgs there In sep
tember, 1879, when he obtained from lady
satchel containing several hundred
dollars worth Of iewelry. He had been
a fellow passenger Of hers On trip
from Philadelphia to this city, and
The saicae containing the iewelry
had been entrusted to bis care. When
the case was reported to the police OF
this city IL was given 10 Detectives DuBn
aud Radford, OF the Central office, who re
covered the property. Tue description ei
The young man given by the lady agreed
with that OF young Cfinten. The lady also
recognized the porlIsii In the Rogues' Cat
lefy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-02

Queens Bench. sIr. Rathbonc defeated
Mr.. 4. J. Ellis Nancy. Conservative. by
l,029 votes. Mr.. Rstbbone represented
Liverpool In the last Parliament.
France.
PARIS, December 1.-Gambetfa has not
thought tit to consult the Chamber OF Dep
uties regarding NJ. Baudry D'Asson's letter
asking that the Chamber be requested TO
sanction the proceedings under Article 81
Of The Penal Code against the President,
Vice-Presidents, and Qnestors for arbitra.
riy placing him under arrest on November
18th. Gambetia considers the letter an az
gravation OF Baudry D'Asson's conduct.
OFFENCE AGAINST PUBLIC MORALS.
PARIS, December 1.-Madame Montiiard.
a weilknown writer. has been sentenced
by default to six months Imprisonment
and 500 francs fine for offences against pub
lie morals.
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p,,rruoRr. December l.--yirginia 6s. old. "a
4. Srred 10 onsoidated. 73t; seconi series, 2S$
,asl.dne coupons. 81 new l0-40h. Ak; lo'40's
counour 81, Bid TO day.
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CLEVELAND, o., November 30.-At a spe-
cial election to-day in The Nineteenth Ohio
district Judge Il. b. Tay Tor, elected In Dc
tober 10 be General Gai6eld's successor as
representative, was elected TO fill the vacan-
cy In the present Congress.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12
TAXES

Motto i. hereby given that will beat the follow.
ing named places, at the time below
stated for the purpose OF collecting the
Revenue Of Alexander County, Illinois,
for tue year lsG, &c. and all persons
wanting 70 save the penalty Of one per cent per
month will take advantage OF the collectors visits.
az indicated below, and pay thor taxes In their own
precincts.
At store house OF Durham Il Gamble in town
OF Elco, IN Lakewood precinct, On Wednesday,
January 2lst, 4 d 1850
Al the store house Of Henry uunsackcr, in town
Of Sandusky, IN Sandusl;y precinct, on Thursday
January s!nd A. D. 1850,
Al store honse at b. T Curtis In town OF HODGES
ParS' u nifty precinct On Friday January Bird,
Al store house of Hodges y Martin. a Beech
Xidse station, N Beech Ridge precinct, Oil Satur.
DAY, january aith, A y, lSSO.
Al store house Of K, a, Eimcrsop, In tuwn Of
East Cape Girardcau, In East Caps Gtardeau
precinct, 90 Monday january 18th. a, u lsSJ
A. store house OF ElcHllyy 4 Co.. In town o
Clear Creek Ia Clear Creek precinct on Tuesday
January 2rta. a. y. 1859.
Al store hod-c Of j + Brown Il Bro, IN town o
ThoOes, In Inehcs precinct on Wednesday, Jan
nary 4sth, \, u 1880
At store house OF A. II. Ireland in town Of SAINT,
Fe, IN santa Fe precinct on Thursday, Januar
29th, a. D. 1850.
A, store house of Jas. II Mulchay, in town O
Commercial Point 10 Goose Island precinct. OF
Friday January 3)th A D. 1880
At TIE residence of Nicholas lIunsackcr, IN Ink
hl.igan precinct gu saturday, January 3lst, A, Il
lS8J.
At s'ory O, Peter saup In First Cairo precinct. O.
MohdHy February End. A. d. 1881.
AT lhc ulce oi }, liOWlcy, real estate agent Il
Second Cairo prpcnct, on Tuesday February Bid
A D 1881
At store house Of Patrick Fitzgerald, Oh corner {
18th street and Commercial Ayeuue, IN Third CaIr
precinct, On wednesday, February ith, AID lisa.
Al store house OF Ernest Petit In Finn Cair
precinct. on THURSDAY, February On. A. u iS.J
At the court house, IN Fourth Cairo precinct fr0l
the gtb 10 slih dayr Of February, d. 1881
JOHN HODGES,
Sheriff and Collector Of Alexander co, III
Dated tlis, Cairo, li,,f JGA ~ 1871 Il
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12

FROM \ DISTINGUISHED PmIclAN.-
Prot. Green, distinguished allopathic ply
sic,an, wrote to the Medical Record, Of At
lanta, Ga, to the effect that after al, other
means had taiIed, he sent for the Kidney
Cure, (Sste Kidney and Liver Curc) and to
his establishment cured a serious case Of
Bright's Disease by administering it, and
afterwards found it equally beneficial in
other cases He advised his brother physi-
clans TO use It in preference to anything
else for kidney disorders
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Ar TIE PLANTERS HOUSE.

Isaac Messy, Charleston, Mo; j. S.
Darbca, Louisville, Ky.,J. G. Ward, Fairs
landing MOTT. A King, Murphysboo
Illinois; Jno. Pigeon, Ballard Co.,; Ky,
II. c Musa,mqo, st. Louis f. :, Goutho!d,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12
SCOTT INDICATED.

The following is copy Of the petition
presented to the couuci. Tuesday nlght,
by Scott, and on the strength of 1t the
council approved his bond,
To his Honor the Mayor and the Honorable city
CoGnc. OF the city oiCalro;
We the undersigned, citizens of Cairo,
would respectfully represent unto your
honorable body, that we reside IN the
neighborhood Of the building occupied by
Mr., William T. Scott, as a saloon, and we
can stQtc that We are not annoyed or dis
turbcd by the above saloon, as conducted
by the proprietor and We would not in any
way object to license being granted to
said Mr. William T, Scott, and further, we
say not,
CAIRO, Ills, February eth, 1850.
MicAac! McGratl, next door; Mrs, Eliza.
beth Corcoran, ChOs, Anderson, VIM.
Lur2cbeth. Fourth and Commercial; 7.
Mockler, r. n. KimbroUgh, Pleasant Good.
man, Joe Dcsduuoni, George Robinson,
Jacob Mu2ell VIM. Kiuge, c. Kocl1, X. W,
O'CalIahan. George Lattner, Matt Prouty,
Harry Walker VIM, Franklin, Henry Tay-
Tor, Edward Mott, F. Muliaski, Richard
Coleman, ". G. Carey, Fred Hofhein2,
$. Bland, Scott Everett Mrs Mccormick,
James Manning, +, Krathy, James a. Green,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12
CMno, HIS, February eth, 1850.
pRrsByTERrAN soCTABLE.

The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
will give socoblc, Thursday February
t9th at the parsonage, A free and cordial
invitation is extended to every one,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

IA, hoe NJ thG
p. c,,..,.
r,or " Y r wor+ ,bo;r hills n.
i. soo no.ioo
n t1,.r,,,, 90 ro,o.hor, VIZ, N tbc
H.. ',...,rlon
:, ~ MI, D,,..., mo-
,.,..a.1ar - ,bo c;,y
n J..
-, u ~ . -, $500 ''''' "
~'''''70 '''''
D uFeeA""y Esq o' o'''''' was
IN the CITY Yesterday o" o1''"'S''
Nj + NJ MeaD'"'' % "''oA' N.Y.
was yesterday guest az '''' ''""'e's'
Mr.. Baltreys schoo" Oh Fourteenth
street is said to be crowded with scholars
Capt. J. c. Willis, Of Metropolis, inter.
nal revenue collector, was in the city yes
terlay,
Mr. G. =. Never, one OF Mound Clty's
mos, successful business men. was IN Cairo
Yesterday
". p,ho.4 s.,n.or. hos ro,i,rol Me
.,.:.i,. e,.mo.,,. horj -, L;,, - ,ho old
DeIuonico,
A. D u;o,..,o, 90 Min WAS r,s.er
L 49,. IT.. ,,i..o ~,
t.;,.1. ,,o..
N'e':'s' ~ l i''''' anu d . " '0''''
coA"tc'e" "''1 '"e 7'0''| '''~l'' arc !" '"'
O'''' "a '''''s.' ~ -,
w W. h'Il'f' Esq u Me"oi''.'''
came GOWN ''c river !t''e'"'! anu VIII
make '"'' pace '''''o ' 'r" "a! 0"'"-
non.
Read the sale notice II SINAI. aiyer-
| tisement column. This q GOOD piece Of
property anu would not be a BAD invest
meAt
Officer Schuckcr., who went 10 s..
| LOUIS, ha, returned, having in charge the
man he went after The officer i: one Of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12

Nren SICKNESS undoubtedly with chill.
dran, attributed 70 other causes, is occasion
ed by worms Browns Vcrmiiurc Comtits,
or Worm LoZcugts, although c,teclul, in
dcst7 y.ag worms, can d. 10 possible IN
iUryto the most delicate child Thu. va.
liable combination La, been successfully
used by physicians, aad found g b. sb,o.
,u.c.y sire in cyaijca''nL worms, +, hu-''u'
20 children. Twenty-Five cents q box.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-12

One Of our exchanges has this You
can't fool q Quincy girl When her fellow
rises from his seat in the thcatcr between
the acts and says; I'll be back in mo
moment, she dazzles him with one of her
most reliable smiles, and pulling him back
with the remark, 4 brought some with me,
coy!y slips into his hand pinch of cloves
or roasted coffee "
The compliments which have come to
our cars concerning Judge Browning since
the opening Of court, are very fattering to
that gentleman. He has disposed of q
large number of criminal cases with mark.
cd rapidity and his decisions in all have
given general satisfaction, To use worn
out and thread bare phrase, the Judge is the
right man in the right place.
Telegraph rates have been reduced to
the following prices; To distant points in
Illinois, from seventy.fve cents TO fifty
cents Indiana, seventy-fve cents and one
dollar to sixty cents; Michigan one dollar
and one dollar and half to soventy-fvc
cents Ohio, one dollar to seventy-fyc
cents, THIS reduction was to have taken
effect on Monday last
--Chas, E,verson, who has for quite a
time been the engineer on Halliday'S tug,
Montauk has accepted the position of en-
glneer on the Mississippi valley transporta-
ton companys elevator which now lies at
the foot of Eighth street 1t is said that
the elevator has capacity for raising sixty
thousand bushels of grain per hour and
that takes not less than thirty hands to
feed it.
A newspaper depends entirely on is adj
vertising patronage for its life and It may
be surprise to our readers, some Of whom
think a newspaper in Cairo is mine OF
wealth, to know that the regular monthly
advertisements in The BULLETIN frcm bust
ness men and citizens of Cairo for whole
year could not meet our pay roll for one
month, utsuch Is the lamentable ito u.s.
fact,
The capital stock Of the Cairo and s.,
Louis railroad has at last got value.
Last Thursday lot Of its stock was sold