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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-23

better. In most instances gamblers like
cold blooded murderors, seek the protection
ofcourts against justice. How we'll and Ia
what extent they succeed in this both st.
Louis aud Cairo can tell In st. Louis the
law is declared unconstitutional upon II
mere prctense, and when the superior court
rcverscs this declaration, the minimum pcn
atty is assessed In Cairo what gamblers
there are, manage to long eluie the watch
iul eye of the officers, and when finally
brought to bay, the courts, with fearful
eye, handle them with kid.gloven hands
and smooth their righteously roughened
tempers with gentle words and rentler
penalties. Truly there is no more affecting
scenes than meeting between the average
police, Judge and convicted gambler
There is "A fellow feeling between the two
criminals, and strong attachment which
challenges the unwilling admiration of even
the honest populaco.
Michael Davitt, the great Irish agitstor,
is expected to pass through this city within
the next ten days, on his way to St. Louis to
deliver an address to the Irish league there.
The Irish citizens of Cairo have until now
been very tame. They have not made
any demonstrations of any kind TO show
how they feel with regard to the sullerngs
OF their patriotic brothers and sisters ON the
Emerald Isle. They should prepare to give
the great representative of Irish liberty a
grand reception here if he can be prevailed
npon to stay over long enough. Michael
Davtt is remarkable man. He is himself
the son Of an Irish tenant, aud one Of his
early experiences was the eviction of his
whole family by an Irish landlord, aud one
OF his most vivid memories is Of depopu
lated country side and demolished novels.
lie grew up rebellious against the British
system OF governing Ireland, and his &C
tivlty III the Fenian times led to his arrest
in 1870 for aiding and abetting in the levy.
ing Of war against the Queen, and he was
sentenced to fifteen years imprisonment.
He was released in 1877 on the ticket of
leave. In 1879 he began the agitation for
land reform, which led to the organization
OF the Irish Land League by himself and
Parnell, No man acclaimed more ardently |
against crimes and outrages of all kinds in |
Ireland than Davitt, but he was suddenly |
arrested in 1880 and was not set free until |
May 6, OF this year. Since then he has been
declaring an uncompromising warfare on
the landlord system of Ireland, but he has
made the serious mistake of adopting Her
bert Spencer's and Henry Georges commu.
nistic ideas of land system, as we showed |
the otherday Parnell remains an advocate
of peasant proprietary ON a strictly legiu-
mate basis.
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j. A. NICKLES,
ia WASHINGTON AVENUE,

between 10th and 18th streets, gives no
tice to the people of Cairo and the public
In general, that he has established himself
in business again, and is prepared to receive
orders for Genilemcn's fine Boots and Shoes
OF the best workmanship and material. He
will also have on hand at all times good
assortment of Boots and Shoes of his own
make. He has lot of his own ready made
work which was saved from the fire in
good order, and which he will sell ut cost
price. Thankful for the liberal patronage
with which he was favored in the past he
hopes for the same at his now stand.
CAIRO, June IS, 1882. 2w
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Spr0at's Retail lee Box.

Consumers Of ice are notified that for
their convenience have built, a large Ice
box on Eighth street in Cundir's store where
ice in anv quantity can at all times be oh.
tanned. My customers will remember TINT
their tickets will bopunched at this stand
just the same as by drivers of wagons. If.
JonN SpnoAr.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs 0slrander desires, through the col
umns OF Tue BULLETIN, to return her sim
ccre thanks to the Delta City Fire compa-
ny and the many friends who assisted in
the last sad rites over the remains of her
late husband.
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Notice % Consumers of Tee.

My wagons will run through the season
delivering ice to all parts OF the city.
have also AN ice box on Eighth street at j
Walters and at my office on Tenth street
at &. W. Wheeler's wood yard whrr,
orders may be left. A share of your bus
mess Is solicited aud orders will receiy,
prompt and careful attention.
GEO w SPENCE
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Branch Rntcler Hhnn.

On Saturday morning we will open a
branch butcher shop, on Eighth street, in
the house lately occupied by VIM. WIN.
ter's grocery, where will be kept at all times
for the city trade, choice cut meats of all
kinds, which will be delivered, free OF
charge, to any part Of the city.
JESSE HINKIE &y SON AZ
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A CARD

wish to state to the public that have
bought the interest Off p. Phelps, of Iowa,
in the Sixth street photo gallery and L. A.
Phelps interest is as formerly and he will
still continue to conduct the business as
heretofore. A. PHELps
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Use The CAIRO BULLETIN perforated
scra,ch-bOok, made Of calenderod iutc
manila, equally good ior ink OF pencil. Fol
sale, in three sizes, at the Office. No. 2 and
D. hye and ten cents each 10y the single one
ny the dozen. Special discount ON gross
lots to the trade.
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ICE! IOEM
PHOENIX!

Out of the fire, cor of 9Th and Levce my
ice house and Office is at present & the
City Brewery, on Washington avenue, ne
tween 9Th and 9th streets. Orders will be
filled same as usual, both wholesale and
retail. Wagons supply regularly every day,
JACOB KLEE.
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Schoenmyer's Restaurant.

If you want a good square meal call on
Charles Schoenmyer. He has also accom-
mediation for few more day boarders.
His table is known TO be first class and
prices reasonable
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200 Boxes Lemons

En- route, consisting of the following VA
rieties: Messna, Palermo, Carini, Catania
and Verdelli, which offer to the city and
country trade at reasonable prices.
S. +. WILSON, rs Ohio Lcvee
Cairo, June 10Th, 1882
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND COUNTY
SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Notices Ia this colLmn, eight cents per line fOI
frst aud Ave cents per line each subsequent insor
ton. For one week. 80 cents per line. For one
month, 90 cents per line.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-23

COTTAGE FoR RENT, in good location
Cheap to a good tenant. Apply up stairs il
The BULLETIN building.
IT, Mrs. FTrZuEHAID
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Auction.
OLMSTEAD & WINTER,

Auctloneers and Commission Merchants,
No. 25 Eighth Street,
Between Commercial and Washington Avs
C0nsignments Solicited.
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Furnished Rooms for Rent.

Several large furnished rooms for rent up
stairs in The BULLETIN building. Apply
to Mrs FITZGERALD.
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Wanted

eight to ten good horses, suitable for street
Car purposes. Call on or address Cairo ST.
Ry. Co. City Depot at 2Sth st.
Il &. V. NEFF, Supt.
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Receipt books, Cairo date line, perfora
ted stub, suited TO any business manulac.
tured and for sale at the Cairo Bulletin
Office.
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SUMMER RESORT.
DIXON SPRINGS.

Dixon Springs" unlike other summer
resorts, is rural in its appointments, com.
binlng the comforts Of home with the free
dom Ct camp HE.
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ROOMS

dom CT camp lie.
IT'S ROOMS
are not hot and crowded, with pastefcd
walls, but are separate, cool cottages xiv.
ing free access when desired TO pure noun.
tain air
It's PROMENADEs
are not those Of fashion requiring much
time for dress and little for enjoyment, but
are shady walks through deep cool valleys
IN grand old woods aud over rocks and
mis- free from dust and mosquitoes.
IT'S WATERS
are iron, sulphur and magnetism, delightful
to the taste and strengthening To the sys-
TEN. Inyalids suffering from dyspepsia,
disordered stomach or liver, kidney com.
plants, loss Of appetite. debility and kin.
bred diseases, are especially benefited by
It's use.
iHli NV fItNIhs
Visitors will find many improvements
made for their comfort aud convenience
rooms have been made more private; new
cottages have been built, and reception
rooms added, but care has at all times
been taken not To make any change that
would dctract from or alter the rural coun
try, iarm-like, summer mode of living
whose freedom has made life at "Dixon
Springs" 50 pleasant and popular.
THE FURNITURE
Is all new simple AMI clean. New mat.
tresses, new springs and new bedsteads have
been placed in all the cottages. The table
ware is best white ware, with silver knives
and forks.
TUE CHIEF COOK
is man Of long experience rs a steamboat
meat and pastry cook, The fare is abundant
and appetites always good.
ADJUSTMENTS.
These have not been overlooked.
string band belongs to the house, and dane.
ing can be INDUCED in every night. The
Park" furnishes magnificent croquet and
archery ground, and grand "Story G.
Camp piano is kept for the use Of quests.
ALLEN SPRING s POST OFFICE, PorE COUNTY
Is onc.tOurth Of a mile from the SPRINGS
md the mail coach passes through from
Vienna on TUESDAY, Thursday and Satur-
lay, aud from Golconda on Monday, Wed.
ieSday and Friday, thus making a daily
arrival aud departure of the mails.
You are cordially invited to come to
Dixon Springs and spend few days or
weeks IN its cool shades during the hot
ummer season.
Everything possible will be done to rem
Ter your visit a pleasant one.
Our rates are $500 per week. Other
ummer resorts have raised their price this
ear, and, although our rates are 30 per
ent, below their old prices, we make no
dvance over the old rates.
Very respectfully,
JOS. L. LEMES, Proprietor.
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Notices in these columns, ten cents per line,
each Insertion. Markets.
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are not hot and crowded. with plastefcd
walls but are separate, cool cottages xiv.
ing free access when desired to pure noun.
tain air.
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ELECTION RESULT.
BILLET DOU x

Was elected bya majority of ton thousand votes
= to DO the finest SC. cigar in the market.
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IT'S WATERS

are iron, sulphur and magnetism, delightful
To tue taste and strengthening to the sys-
tenn lnvalids suffering from dyspepsia,
disordered stomach or liver kidney com.
plants, loss of appetite, debility and kin.
bred diseases, are especially benefited by
It's use.
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It's PROMEEADEs

are not those OF fashion requiring much
time for dress and little for enjoyment, but
are shady walks through deep cool valleys
IN grand old woods aud over rocks and
hills free from dust and mosquitoes.
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THE STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALrMoiK June l7-COtop firm Mdding l2aso.
quiet. and Western SupernLc.
Gsi % DO Eztra - - as9 % 10 Family = ssas' W:
NILS super - JUGSs ExLra IS OOGs1 oOi
Fanny. - % al -, 40 no lirauas - 2oSs FALAPseo
Family, %. Mheat-oOuthon led. 81 50 a 81 -. do
Amber. 81 3sGsl ~ No MARY iand 81 - asl $50 No
cstcru Winter kcd. 81 gSl - = June - - \ q
81 80. July 23s9S -. August 81 Il sG$I -; sep
TENDER. - 1874 CUr-SOuthern Wmte, &c, 90. Yellow.
ste: Mixed. spOi. sUD5l a. June. BIC. July.
7sa1sLc. Osts--Outhern 6Od6sc. Western White. BO0
Gsc.. DO 90 buG6.o. lyo dun
Al 75aoOc HaY dull Prime CnOice Pennsyiyaul
MARYLAND sl6OOGsl1 %
BufFALo. June l7:-tlour dull and unchanged. Wheat
neglected No / Hard Duluth ned - 81 %. Com
small sales No. Mixed a. 7oc sample ~ zoe
quiet Ml1rd " stem quoted A. JfGI1 Barley
Canada. 05cd1l ~; ~iIkONcd stat g5C 0tl o. Aye
heor for Frelghts 10 No1lork by rali-WheaL &C.
Corn. sz oats Cana fTelgbta - Nogl OrkM a. A.
l, Oru. - 80, 10 Albany. 10
slaves To NeW-YOrk 81 Isas ton
CHICAGO, June l7-FlOur steady and unchanged. Wheat
unsettled and lower No Cn,c1go @prHg dul -nd nou
81 3ua@ 81 cash; - 81 June - a%aSl ga July
~ los, August 80. Chicago rprlng. 81 ~ AL Oo
regular or NJ. Wheat 81 I3isGSl 1874 July keicctes
74d7ic; 81 o1AasI OJia August III ~ september corn
demand bat at T4tes al 90 i-noJ cash. % -
d6itc June fOa p1Ullc July 7OA.G 1Ol4c August iOasc
Rejected 81 Out- unsettled and lower at
COL &c cash Doc June a. &c July 50 sG3j c August
34stc. September. steady snd unchan ycd AZ bic
Barley da aud noIanA BateT galeg and "e-k Lrr-Gst
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COTTON MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL June l7-l23O D. m.-Cotton quct-IiiddDg
CDands "a. MiddIng Orleans Gi'lsl sales. 1000 bales
$50 bales. including 500 bales American FutuIes-Up-
lands Low Mdding clause june delivery. 5Hetd DO June
G.,sG. August ana september delivery 0o4d do sep
emDe october delivery, G'sad do Octobsr Noyen.
delivers 6a'se November and Decembefs delivery,
Is-s4d. Futures steady.
LIVERPOOL June l7-i:0O pm-CotJon-rne sales OF the
LIVERPOOL. June I7-i3O D. m.-FntIres-Upan Low
Mddlmg clause une ano ny delivery 6t4d do july and
August delivery 64d DO August and september delivery
Der and November delivery. Js4s4d.
AUGusrA- june II cotton quiet; Middnne II &c, Low
Middhnl- ~ act uooa oriiAAFy 4o1c' receipts Oaes
BHLT1noEE nne I7-Cotton stoHy: Mddnng l2isc: Low
exports eoaswse. 100 bales saea % bales stock
CaAKisros June l7.-Cotton Middllng. 10. Low
hidumg, &c. GOOD Ordinary. lie. receipJ Sol
tISciSS An Jnbe i7-Coton quiet Miiiling II &C. Low
Middhng IL 10: Good Ordinary lO'ic. receipts 33ol bales
GALVESTON June l7ootton steady MlGdnng II o..
MiddlDg Il Sc Good Ordinary Ile net receipts 81 bales
bales; exports Great Britain $40 bales sales lbs
la e. stock. > 5O3 bales
nacs shipments l4ll bales sales 200 bales stock 1906
MOBILE June ,7.-cotton steady: Middhng i2ca Low
Mddlng u g Iood Drilry ILci NJ 1sJep's 20 oa4es
SEw.oR1EAxA June l7.-cotton steady Mhdling l2lc.
bales Oss 81 eKportstO the Continent ~ bales
sales 800 bales last evening" 2CO bales; stock. e35IJ
SoayoLK June I7.-cotton qmet Anddnz lla.e..
I5i oaes sales iO2 bales stock G.527 bales, -,
PmLApELrHlA June l7;-Cotton dun Aiadnng. PIG;
MGdln l-c.. Good Ordinary lie. net receipts 459
baIes gross i43 baes; stock. lD9U6 bales.
MGdag &C.. G56d Ordniry i6isc: net receipts 7i5
exports l,l27 baes sales 100 bales; stock.
ST LOUIS June l7-Cottou steady; Nnddnng. I2c: Low
SpnrHs - bales: sales ~ bales stock SIS baes
wuATGToS. June lotion steady Mddlins. II Re;
Low Mdding aac Coca ordinary IV'ioe'' nee receipts
bales. stock, 30 Daes.
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LIE srocK MAnKErs-BY rELEaRAPH.

BUFFALO June IL CArrLR-Recepts to-day. 700 head
for week thus far 012j head time
sa head consigned roug1 $50 cars good seers here
Far To Good Medium So 20 9SG 70; closed duh.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Recelpts oay. $500 head total for
week thus far $500 head for last week
81 head; consigned through 6j market
ize trade and II loads sale; buyers
ferod fully 5OG6Oc, lover the only sale load
AZ nc
HOGs-Receipts to-day. $685. head; total for far
5000 head Tor same time last week. 10000 head
signed through. lob market dun, lower Good
Choice Workers, 81 sOdso 10 Good Medium Weight. - %
Good Heavy, OF from 2jO 70 POI D. - 5OGeS
ST LOUIS, June l7.-CATTLB-kec@ps. 100 head; ship
ments, /. 90 head, supply, market dull
SLEEP Receipts 400 Ecad; shipments 400 head market
unchanged
HOGs-Supply very light prices nominal; pigs - 5O0S7;
YOrkers 81 lOaS7 80. Pac king - 70GSS lOi Heavy,
- 40. receipts 2OO head shipments. zoo head
CHICAGO. June I7.-Ihe iroreys Journal reports HOGS
Receipts. 5000 head; total Tor the week 100000; ship
aents head market At ady, Mixed 81 g. as Heavy
Packing and shipping - 0Caso 80; Light ~ 3OaSs shps
&ad&1.
CATILE-Receipts 700 head total for week. $4,000 head
shipments head unchanged exports iu aud
nominal Good to choice shipping 81 2O0$7 20
Common $685.; Butchers 4O0%J. StOCkers and
Feeders $3.50 70: Texans Receipts, 40 market
strong Gamers - % 0<4 p shippers ~ OOdsJ -.
SHEEPRecelpts. 500 head to.al for the week. 1000
stcady Poor 10 FAIR 50 20 Os4l Medium to Good
Heavy Shorn, 81 - g..
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IoxpoN June l7-l2:3UD m.-COnsOls lOO7is for money
ana 1000 account Atlantic Great Western nrst
mortgage certificates a ~ do second Is a Erie.
81 - do Second c0nsOls IS New Central 1884 iii
nos lS7a pennsylvania Central 5g31 Reading.
goa. New YORK. Ontario Western. IS.
LOsDoN l7-3 m Bar quoted at 81 ed.
LoSDoE juno l7-4:OO D. m-New-YOrk Central 1881;
Reading BOZ
nSDON l7-5:OU m.-Pars advlces quote three per
ceut rentss 81 francs s. continues fur account
LONDON June 1850 Mine amount OF DuihOn gone
into Bank OF England balaacs tO-daYIs &3lOOO
June lf-t:Op m.-Pars alVicss quoJo three
Der - 90 centmestOr h3 accOurL
PARs June law 1. m.-Excnanze L0nGOu2o francs
v
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EUROPEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL June l7-3 D. m.--POrK-Prime Mess Eastern.
Western. steady at 20. BaconC unDeriand
Il 56. short lIO dun AZ 0Oc Long Clear
81 I'D short CIrar steaiv 6O6 HamsLong Cut
rmer shoulders sJaT 81 45 BeeInhiA Mess steady
9 Extra Mess hrmer Al 1861 Pr1m- Mess stesdy ~ "a
IAri-prmc Western stradr J-bd TaliON-ftime Olty
steady al ili rurDentIne-sprits steady 80 RosIn
Fine dull ln Common duL 3d Cheese Amerlcsn Choice
81 Lard Oh ono here FiOur-kxtra state duli
1891 Wheat-N0 " hte, steady AT lO-Zd 40 spring
9d. Winter sew Western STEADY Al Id "a Corn
dull ISL I'D for Ole spirits Iurpennne. al LONDON
steady al 39bd- --- -
ASIWEKP June l6Pctroemm II francs 90 confines TOT
fine pale American WucOxs Lara closed AT 4t5 Aos per
100 kNOs So.
BgEMRx June 1wcoxs Lard closed at IS marks per 10
POUNDS. Petroleum. u MARKS 90 pfenlngA
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. June 17.-Sugar-Market active: holders nfn;
holasses SUGAR 50 e. 80 poiarzAuon reals son yer
arube; MuscOyadO Common Far T4d1hs reals Ccnru
ga 80 10 $50 polarization. boxes and hhds 3A295s
reals gold arrODe Stock warehouse Al Havana anu
M@tAzAs $4,000 boxes l33,bO0 bags and 1920 hhdBi
receipts during the week 700 boxes 300 bags AM
$500 hhds; exports during the 500 boxes, 1000
bags and $500 hhds including 100 bags aud all the hhds
% the United states Spanish god lTOL Exchange nm;
on The nie states 90 days god 6G7 do short
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Total shares sold for the week

Government bonds ruled dull all the week, and
higher for continued 6, and the 4l2s. State bonds
dull all the way out. Tennessee Gs tluctuated
about percent and closed without final change In
railroad bonds there were some sharp recoveres IN
prices. Enc seconds up per cent at 954 O95,
Boston, Hartford and Enc firsts per cent at'Jl.
abash general mortgages per cent at 1919, Texas
and Pacific incomes 4 d per cent al 81, aud hrsts
RIO Grande division 334 per cent at S234.
The receipts OF Hour ana gram at the principal
Atlantic ports on Saturday, June II, We're:
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finanfldI
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THf HGEPTh S 9 Sfo%f gRSRs
RAILWAY COMPANY.
for delivery &C the 9ses Of e COMPANY BrSaaTay NsS
a ssm IA Of eHshsaSo or sp G pie eTo
Coupons bonds Topresenting ne n
quent in stsimeats " v. DGNr0N. rIeasarex
NOTICE.
sealed proposals WIN be rcesiysa aa p s0 M Of Friday
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR INsURAscEs ON
LIVES AND GRANTING ANNUITIEa
No 4sI Chestuutst. Philadelphia
Trustee for the sale them Of all part Of 2O or tne
Phliadelpma wilmington ana B"uni0ro f'A-iro"D 0S
S a n 81 g 9 Ss 1sS Ss $ az
payment be made when the are
aoTsed Proposals for sale o PA.a Rsa MlnngtCn ard
Baltimore Railroad stock Trust Cershato aud addressed 70
LiNDLhf 9 ~ cn.ssa nGsss'T Philadelphia
OFFICE OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL-
sCRfPT ioN-TSe sixth instament q rES PA CENT On
subscriptions for construction OF hc O-so1 short Lae a
ment on ubscrpticas regisered IN WI 90 ray
No ls7 Brq9ayHy s'f ssees s1osd % es 9as
viii be payable At the Office Of inc Union P4eiho Railway
.onPSn in sGsto S, - h9qsesy HnF ana ND sa
crbers viii presen their ceracates when making payment
sppsrslnE % the rs and seoond instaeGt not
fore 6 and the Shr & shs sT nS s
the day Succeeding the payment OF Ie sixth The
by tho registered before the delivery of the
O0n"' SIDNEY DILLON.
VHE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT CO.,
II CAPITAL s5OO.OU0
SIX PER CENT COUPON BONDS. payable quarterly.
POST MARTIN co, "a FINEST
OPPTcE OF THE GUARDIAN FIRg INSURANCE CONfANY,
No Isl BROADwAY NEW YORK, June IL, 1852 }
THE annual election for seven Directors or
this company will be held at their Office on SATURDAY
oath inst Polls open from IL Ia. ~ 1 O'Clock p m
WALTER h. PAYE secretary.
OPPTCE or TIE
CESTRAL PARK NORTH AND FAST RIVER
RAILE)AD Co., lOTH- AyK. I'D AND 'fru-sTss.,, I
NEw-YORK. Juno l3, 1882.
VNHE transfer books of this Company will be
closed 10Th INST and REQ Dened July 5. 1882.
j. l. VALENTINE SECRETARY
GILL RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY,
CHEAP CABS and crosstowB Stages oR-n az the
Office OF & Sons. Mils Building BroadSa, where
prospectus terms &c may be found
FREDERIC l. TALCOT'r Treasurer.
The unaer-.ned directors and stockholders IN the
company v approve o. he plan and purpo. Of the GILL
RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY. and cordially recommend
stock persons seeking safe and profitable invest
Eas1t
WI II. GUION.
civilians &
PRED'K L. TALCOTT,
(Talcott and sons.
ARCHIBALD TURNER,
Turner, Manned 4 Coz.
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flnlnrldl.

4 GAS STOCKS.
All New-York Brooklyn stOcks and also all kinis
brooklyn investment securities, dealt in by
GEOLlsE III. PRENrI5S,
II WALL-sL
nEBI OF the United States, Ira1e In Com,
~ ostof civil List the Tribune Almanac Price 20e
EOR Law on Banks and Trade IN Bullion SEQ
il Tribune Almanac Tor 81 Proc - coats
HENRY l.. RAYMOND * CO.,
H NO.s PINE-5T.. NEW YORK,
Stoke earned on 3 10 10 per cent margln.
Weekly Financial Report mailed rec on sppottlOn.
NOTlCE.-The First National Bank OF
~ ia the state OF Mlssa
uut- holders others
creditors OF said therefor Eothel I'd
present the claims Against tr s,5ooAioA
Tor payment 4 H. WAllf-, NhaHlot
May I. ls62
NOTlCE.-The annual meeting of the stock
~ holders OF tho PATERSON GASLIGHI COMfAN \ tOr
The election Of Directors the ensuing year WI De hea AZ
Office OF the Company No 30 MaiD-sI fAcfroh ~ ~
ednesday June ~ lsa2 bstween tue hours o - anu
o'clock uOulA L.. 5C1OOA NAkt.l., oeeresALys
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REMOVAL.

JAMES & KIRKLAND manufacturers Of the BEEBE
and stable fixtures, have
their store No. ~ last th 49, third door
n o5L "
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Gousss an6 Rooms Danteo.

FURNISHED HOUSE wanted for 3 months,
from July - bedrooms and plenty o. shade required:
De within houys distance ~ city Hail. ~ Y; Long
Island u udson Ryer preferred. Address with terms
which must be very low, EDWARDS, Box 49, Tribune OF.
fee
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
md from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts Shipments
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Gitp properlp 60 Eet.

FINE FLAT of four light and pleasant
"A lot only s25. Premises 4y9 West j7th-st
MARTIN DUNN, 200 broadway.
CORNER 5th-ave. and 125th-st-Fine stone
~ house furnished rent for three months sl25
monthly thirteen rooms
V'O LET-A superbly furnished apartment
for the summer months neisbborheod Of Demonicos
and BrunsWic. Hotel Address NOMINAL Tribune Office