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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20
Mrs. Langtry and the Prince.


Shame or the law of libel prevents the
London press from dealing with the
strange gossip about Mrs Langtry
which is reported in the American pa
pers, The English people are not proud
of the society and art representation
they have received at the hands of Mrs
Langtry and Oscar Wilde. To many of
them it is a consolation to learn that
this last mentioned person has after all
brought home a very small sum of
money, and that he was not received
into that good society in New York
which his friends here credited him with
"leading." 1t has been industriously
circulated in London by members of the
royal household that the Prince of Wales
did not send a telegram to Mrs. Lang
try wishing her success in the United
States. was told on the very best au-
thority that his Royal Highness was not
the author of the dispatch. Desiring to
really learn the truth of the matter,
have made some special inquiries con-
corning 1t, and can only conclude that
the friends Of the Prince of Wales are
more careful Of his reputation than he is.
The Prince did send the dispatch, and
Mrs. Langtry dictated the terms of it
before she left London. The Prince is
a very amiable gentleman.-Lo London
Letter ~ y, Times.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20
The Market.

MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1888.
The people of this section had the
somewhat unusual experience Of going
to sleep in summer and waking up
in the middle of wInter-at bed time last
night the weather was warm, almost sultry,
this morning the wind was fierce and cold
and the air was filed with snow and sleet.
The market opened weak in nearly all
the leading articles with lower and unset
tied prices.
FLOUR-We note decline in this sta
pie of Is cents on the barrel and market
very quiet Stocks are moderate.
HAY-The demand is altogether for the
better grades; no call for common or red
top mixed. Receipts are light and move
ment moderate.
CORN-Receipts of mixed are liberal
and the demand is fair; very little white is
selling.
oATs-The supply is large and market
weak.
MEAL-Quet and slow sale at lower
prices.
BRAN-Very scarce and good demand.
BUTTER-We quote a good demand for
strictly choice and market overstocked with
common.
EGGS-Receipts are all taken on arrival
under An active demand at 13c.
POULTRY-The market is bare and re-
ceipts sell at fancy prices.
APPLES-The market is overstocked
with common and no demand. The demand
is good for well packed fancy stock.
POTATOES-No sale for early rose
seed as planting season if over. Peach
blows are dull and lower.
Sales and Quotations.
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master In
S. p Wheeler, Complainant Solicitor
TAX PURCHASERS NOTICE

To the heirs ofThomas MartGin, deceased or any
other person or persons Interested
You are hereby notified that at sale OF real es
tate, In the county Of Alexander and state OF Iii.
nois, held by The county collector OF said county
at the southwestery door Of the court house In the
city ofCAlro, In sAd county and state on she 22nd
day OF June, A d, 1851, John w. Martain pur.
chased the following described real estate situated
In the county OF Alexander and state OF Illinois for
the taxes due and unpaid thereon for the year A
ID. 1881, together with penalties and costs; said
real estate being taxed In the name OF 1hom as
Marian, to-wit: Anundiydcd four.sevenths inter.
Get In the norh at quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter OF section number twenty-eight (2s), township
sixteen (lBE range two (2), west; an undivided
fonryevenths interest of west side Of the south.
east quarter ofthe g. W. quarter Of section mum
Der twenty'eght (1s), township sixteen
U6, range two OF, west; An pn-
divided f0ur.seVenths interest In the
southeast quarter OF the north west quarter Of sec
ton number thirty.three (83l, township sixteen
tl6), range two (2l, west, and an undivided four.
seventies interest In the northeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter Of section number thrty-three
(S0, township sixteen Q6), range two (2) west.
The time allowed by law for the redemption Of
said real estate will expire on the END day OF
June A, d. 1888.
JOHN W. MARTAIN, Purchaser.
Cairo, Ills, March 18th, A ID. 1883
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Election Notice.
CRY CLEnK's OFFICE,

CITY CLEnk's OFFICE,
CAr,o, Ill.,, March ldth, 1888. (
Pubic notice is hereby given that on Tuesday the
viii be held In the CT y ofCairo, county Of Aexan.
der, state Of Illinois, FOR the election " the follow
ing named officers, vIai A mayor, city clcrk city
each OF the i've wards Of the city. For tho pur.
pose Of eaid election polls " II be opened NJ The
following nam cd pacee, Wat, In the First ward, at
the engine house OF the Arab fro company In tho
Sotond ward, at the engine house Of the Rough
and Ready fire company In the Third ward, Al tho
engine house OF the llibcrnian nre ompany In
the Fourth ward, at tho court house; in the Fifth
ward, at the engine house OF the Anchor IRE com.
o'clock 10 the morning and continue opened until
seven o'clock In tho afternoon Of same day
by order OF the city council. d. j FOLEY,
City Clerk.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
Free.

dove lay caught in fowlers snare;
BY cruel cords her wings were pressed,
Ruified was all her plumage fair,
And her heart beat fast In her painting breast
But the fowler loosened each cord and twist,
He smoothed her rufiled plumes, and then
Her snowy bosom he gently kissed
And babe her seek the skies again.
And the fowler sighed; for, safe and fair
In summer skies, he knew that she
Would think of the cord and the cruel snare,
But not OF the hand that set her free.
Walter Learned
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An Extraordinary Case.

Austin, Texas Feb. Goth, 1880.
To Mr.. j. W, Graham, Druggist
Dear Srr-.My case was an acute form Of broneh.
tits, and wss Of one and half years duration. |
employed the best medical aid possible, but fled
rapidly until the doctors said / would die that
my case was incurabe. Thrown upon my own re.
sources, got bottle Of DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam
for the Lungs and In six hours felt decided relief.
In three days the cough almost disappeared Now
that my chances OF life are good for many years,
earnestly recommend the above every sufferer OF
lung or throat disease. &C LATHRUP,
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures pain in Man
and Beast. For use externally and internally.
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TAX PURCRAsE RS NOTICE.

10 John Fordyce, Albert q, Phillips, Thomas Far.
icy and Michael Lazare, or any other person or
persons Interested:
T. ION are hereby notified that at q Sale Of Real
Iis' N we county of Alexander and State OF
~ AZ me so1th,westerly door OF the court house
~ ,ne Guy OF Cairo, In said county and state on
rnv I,lh gay OF June, A, ID. 1881, Martin Brown
mater described, situated In the county of Alley
anaer ana State Of Illinois, for the taxes due and
unpaid thereon for the several years as below SET
t tSSr.n, together with penalties and costs due
s1o,eoi' SAID real estate being taxed in the name
to.wit: ." '''o" eot 'oi'"'
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City 0hlcers.

Nay0r-N, Is. Thistlewood.
rreasurer-T j. Kerth.
Clerk-Dennls. j, Foley.
Counselor--Wm. b. Gilbert.
NarahalL. ii. Meyers,
Attorney William Hendricks.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
first Ward VIM. Nc Hale. II. M, Kimbroueh.
Second Ward Jesse HInkle, @. N. Hughes.
Third Ward--B. Il, Blake, John Wood
Fourth Ward-Charles o. Patief, Adolph Swo.
b ida.
Fifth wsrd-T, W. Halliday, Ernest q, Petit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20

ANSWER TnIs.--ls there person living
who ever saw case Of ague, blliousness,
nervousness, or neuralgia, or any disease of
the stomach, liver or kidneys that Hop
Btters will not cure9
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20
County Officers.

Circuit Judged. j Baker.
Circuit Clerk-A. H. Irwin.
County Judge-J. II. Robinson
County Clerks. j. Humm
County Attorney-J NJ. Damron.
County Treaeurer-Milee W. Parker.
shefih-John Hodges.
COroner-R. Fitzgerald
,Conny Commissionore-T W. Halliday, J. ii.
MulcaheY and Peter Salp.
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K. X. TIME CARD AT CAIRO.
ILLINOIS CFNTRALR.R.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.R.
TEAMS DEPART. TGAEs ARRIVE.
NJ il... ......... 1905 am tMAll .......fO5 al
taccom 'dation, 10 EN- +REprees II 10 a. m
'ESpfess. $3.50 pm 'AecomdatioA. .I:l5 D. IN
c. ST, l.. & N. o. X. X. Jackson R1u,e).
mail o.. 435 AN tMEll.......,. . 4:3O m
tExpress....... 1880 q m tR1press.. l0.9J a m
tAcmOdgtion STOP IN
ST. L. s. C. X. X. (Narruw GAugel
'E1press.,... e.ld am Express. ...... i:95 pm
Accom- dalton. 700 pm accom- 'd8tiou II 40 a m
ST. L., IN as. RR
tExpress. .lo:3Dp.m tRxpress........ 2:30 . m
WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PACIFIC R'YCo.
'Msil Ex 80. 500 an 'Mall & Rx.., $50 pm
+Acc0m'dstlon 400 p m Accountable 1890 a, m
Freight .....-..7;i5 m. Freight " ..... .i5 pm
Daily except sunday Daily.
MOBILE& oHIoR.R
Matl."...""-...5:55 a. m. Mail .g:l0 D. N
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20

Erection of buildings ut night bv
means OF the electric light il becoming
quite common thing all over the
country.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20

va.
Henry 7. Jackson and ARA Jackson
Foreclosure.
Public notice II hereby given, that, In pursuance
OF decree made and entered by said court In the
above entitled cause, on the 18th day Of October,
A. ID. 1882, l. Alexander II Irwin, master In chan.
Gerry OF the said cir nit court of Alexander county,
will, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 2sTd DAY OF MARCH,
1852, at the hour Of II o'clock In the
forenoon, at the Fouthwesterly door
OF the court house IN the city OF Cairo county OF
Alexander, and state Of Iuois sci at public auc-
ton to the highest and best bidder, for cash all
and, sngular the following described premises and
real estate In said decree mentioned stuAt In said
county Of Alexander aud sate of Illinois
or so much thereofas shall be sufficient TO satisfy
said decree. to'wit; Southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter OF lection No. four q, In town
ship No, seventeen ~, south and In range two
%, west OF the third principal meredian
Dated, Cairo, ILL.,, March 5th, 1883
ALEX. II. IRWIN,
ma Master In Chancery.
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Sales and Quotations.

NoTR.-The prices here gwen are for sales from
nrst hands In round lots An advance ir
charged for broken lotsin filling orders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20
TIvnot, life IL sweeping by, go
DININ land dare before yeu die, eomu.
II NM thing mighty and sublime
leave behind to conquer time"
sos week IN your own town
Nh

risk Everything new. Capital not required. We
Will furnish You everything Many are making
fortunes. Ladies make as much AZ men and boys
and girls make great pay Reader, II you want
business at which you can make great nav Ali The
time, write for particulars to II. HALLETf Il co
Portland, Maine,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20

And that the time allowed by law for the re
demption OF said real estate will expire on the
.4th day Of June, A. d. 1888.
MARTIN, BROWN, Purchaser.
Cairo, lis, March 18th, A. ID. 1883
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS
on AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTOBER g.
Express and Mall leaves Cairo every day except
sunday, al S:l5 o. N. ArriY.s At East st Louis at
1920 p. N Arrives at Cairo At 4:55 p, IN
Accommodation arrives at ll:i0 a m. and de
parts AT l:O0p. m.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-20

MASTERS SALE
State of Illinois Circuit . Court Of Alley
County Of Alexander Gerry.
Willie Maud Perkins
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ST. LOUIS & CAIRO K: r.

tau......~",-.5:s5a a. m. Mail..~~..... $40 p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

STEPHENS HISTORY or CRIMINAL LAW.
a HISTORY OF THR CRIMINAL LAW OF ENGLAND
BY SIR JAMS YTfzgANss er lth s,yt ~ mstiee
exc etc 3yos- London Macmillan 81 GO.
This work has received widespread approval
fror, comoetent critics both of tho press
and the legal profession. in America as
well as England. Though primarily interesting
apd useful to jnrists, 10 IS not law DOCK, put
ranks with phlosopbic histories. full treatment
of any branch of the law, says the author, should
consist OF three parts: Its history; statement oil
A. as an existing system; and critical discussion OF
its com ponent partswith view to its Improvement
In his digest of the Criminal Law and its compan-
ion. the Digest of tho Law of Criminal Proceed
ure. he has exhibited English penal law as an exist
ing sy STEM and the design Of the present work is
to ,narrate the history of its development
aud TO point out such improvements as an I'M
partial review Of its origin suggests. AS 10 well
known scarce any ju!ist of day, in either c0uu-
try possesses higher qualifications for such task
than Judge Stephen and he has performed 1t with
praiseworthy skill and success.
To give some idea OF the method aud contents Oh
the work, we may say that 1t opens with accounts
of the criminal law Of Rome, and OF the primltiVe
eystem which prevailed in England before the Con-
onest The author then instead of pursuing AN
order of time that is narratng the progress of the
law az An entirety through successive epochs, d.
yides his subject into branches and narrates hrst
the deyeloDment of the courts from early times IN
England to the present day; next the PROCEDURE ia
orrest and examination; next the development OF
the mode of trial. of jury trial especially ne1O the
history of punishment These are tho chief topics
of the first volume The second discusses the grad
nal development of some general principles; limits
of penal law with respect to time place ana person
the theory Of criminal responsibility the growth OF
the classification of offences and the like. The cod-
fcation of the English law and the systems OF
France and India receive attention. Tho
work closes with detailed accounts OF
number of trials selected with an avowed purpose
of enabling the reader to compare by actual eS-
omples the English and French method. This por-
ton does not deserve equal praise with the earlier
parts. Itexhalcs an odor of (" boOkmakng." The
spirit and character of nations criminal proceed
ure cannot be shown by so few trials as are here
given and better ones than those given might have
been found In other respects the work merits high
praise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-27
SHAPLRAS ALLEGED ANTIQUITIES.
From The Philadelphia Pres.

Professor /. II. Hall, of this city, one of the
most erudi;e OF oriental scholars IN Anelca, Rn9WS
In Jerusalcm In 1876. mir Snapird" said Professor
hsr oi fbs Protestant Episcopal Church. He first be
came known 10 Americans story after inc discovery ol
the 1Sa9'e D ca in ali Spds Of antiques and cri-
osities and being keen intelligent fellow, managed 70
nicS mn zeal deal OF knowledge cOnee nng ancient
not recall the exact date, he SOLD TO Two Aa'eiica's
several OF PRETENDED Moaos acnc "a
the lettering on q stone made by pressing the paper
While damn. over the object Autographs OF these
snneezes we're distributed Oriental SCHOLARS, who de-
tected forgery almost at glance. snapta nSu usu
ee1ptiOns wneu translated were mass oil NONSENSE
The cheat a very clumsy one. 49,, .,
The attempt. few years later was WIFE anoIner
LOT of sham Squeeze of which specimen lot are now
IN the Berlin museum saw great many oi inns secohu
,os.t suneraeal examination convinced me thai they
were fraudulent, although could see that the man bad
become skilful. Many German scholars were oe.
ceyed b. iEese Orgeres. CeImon Ganneau the savant
who first put together the fragments OF the Moaote
stone succeded III getting into Shapras shop or more
properly speaking his factory not long after TINS ana
satisfied himself that the business Of manufacturing
fraudulent antiquities was carried on extensively.
"KDOwin1 tins much of Shapirs's aniecedents, con-
tinued Professor Hail. "you can reach conclusion Tor
Yourself Without expressing decided opinion In the
matter, do not hesitate 10 say that the story OF the
present lind bears the marx OF inp,opaoly IN n ne
sisted of sixteen pieces of black sheepska IN
fair state S sy Arab Granting that
tue manuscript was genuine ana nad Jaw or eehluIes
urdisturDc0 ana uuuiecOVertu, tHrOuSH Missy
and the many nvasions Of the land OF Mos0 and
had reslste the rains OF 5000 winters II does not seem
at all probable any one VINO knows the habits OF me
wandering Bedouin that its value would De known The
most likely supposition 10 that such fad would be i'm
medaiely utilized fuel The Bedouins have learned
Thai bins OF pottery inscribed with figures eters pos
eess certain peeuniary value 10 Europeans Out they
have no kno " ledge whatever OF any hing else.
.Tae Phpnician letters OF Shapiras test discovery
are believe of style the period when the Moabite
et0ne was en- raved The words however, are MODERN
Had an earlier word been used the cheat would have
been more difficult detect. Shapiro does not regard
he dsCredftaDle He looks
IL inst as an American merchant would upon one OF the
orlinsry tricks OF trade. That he has many genuine
anlioues there is no doubt but this last venture Is,
fear too stupendous gain credence after rgld exam
nation"
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Ang 25-Flour, supplies light and marks
very irn with good demand for desirable lots y
both spring and Winter Wheas from the trade sssss
5s sss DO S saa ssi fs y cs
3ho ssa 90; 40 20 y wgss r
and strong at 81 lied ana declined c; spees
port: dali and lower sales q bsisssss
Delaware Red sacat s. Ss ia Dol srsiS StDe e. "a
81 lis bid 81 Is asked september 81 III bid s. rss
81 es bid y s6s asked nal a. SzoeSc SoS
Seri Other monias So%e1e %eie very qe eSDor Ssss
light CARROTS dun and uneh sales Of Warn sqeeis
in grain depot 53e track. a59c Steamer Mixed
grain depot 81 sc SAL Mixed september sod At Sie IN
october 81 '.r closing. Sail Mixed august 5ac bid. s
DID Sc asked: November GIG BID g sssa o a..
s sesca ls! as 81 Sss c csSds &c 40 e ~ n s
White atc sar DO 40 at sS car 90 DO at to 3ea
White reptemoer S6c.; do Ocioser 3jac eio-isg 80
asked ASs October p s sksS ~
bid ssc asked Provision steadyj seeI City Family siiS
81 Indian Mess Beef in tsrces free on Soss
80 3D. R' Do Prime s: s ssf As s. ga s
per n AAal5ci do - !" fully cured 4si5le. sides
s.. &C: DO SMOKED a. NC; shoulder, Pie ss
aStea 10 10 CIV keei So =
sl1 steam = 81 sutehers Loose :. - > 90 satlsr
Creamery Extra 2Os DO srsts sSi'c Western sTi.
ice q 40 cSSa " PeSssyySns nSr 1g -
Western do. re. Uneese-Qdiet; New-York Fan crsaa
sac l0c Western 90, SGS4r.: Western Fair 70 Geoa
"a l2c; Pennsylvania Part SKINS. 500 c. DO Fun skml
la &c. Sugar-kaw steady az O5-lOa6 Ilibc. Fir
refining MuscayadOes; Refined nrmer Powdered.
lee: formulated. ~. al l55c Crystal a." Goa.
fectiOneTS "a" Size MISUNDERSTANDING at "a 42l
50o test Feds eady; Winter Bran slj - asi6s -
Petro eumDull Refined in bbls, 1877 &c: IN cases. e.e
High Dull; 81 H. keceipLs-Fi0ur $500
bbs: Wheat &c. 100 bus.s Corn. 600 bush Oass lL0W
bush. shiDments-Wheat $1,000 bush; Co 30.5JO Dush
MILWAUKEE. August rs. fair spn1g Erin
81 jOds5 10 Low Grhles 50 - Pdtsn5a - D. WisE
weak No. Milwaukee Hard. II OOH TO- SOFT cash.
0U 81 U0la SepteD 81 OJas Corn
No. 81 4c Rejected IA, oalsNo at ,gc WIla Sic,
Rye qIu {: No. 1. fresh. JSc No. =. J5se Barley
No. 2 Set Sc. No. 5 10. Extra ueg, j2.
Provisions PORK. Sl % and SeDe nbr;
al Oct Lari-Prms steam S3 e. ami seDienDsr
October. SJie. Live hogs dull AT 81 csJ "a
Frsghta-WhesJ TO 8ufsiD niasily at 24c. Butter
Choiee l9d2J. Cheese steady. Eggs nominal seeepts-
Flour. 1000 bbis: Wheat l4.DJJ Dusl.; Barley lJ0
Barley. 500 Dusn
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Proposals

HEADQU ARTRRs 9. A. r.. l.2o2 CHKsTyUrsT-
PHlIADBI fHIA. Aug. rs 1883.
PROPOSALS win be received at tins office
for printing books and blanks required for Of the
National Encampment
specifications VIII be Furnished on application to
JOHN II. VANDEhSLiCE.
pt-Ge neral.
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prouo 5.ls.

NAVY PAY OFFICE % sTATzsrl
NEw-YoRk. Aug. 70. 1888
received until IL O'Clock 81 1881 forths
following supplies Of the best quality to be delivered wa
Yard. New-Yorx
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
500 tons q 2t0 los sach) steamer Broken Coal.
rs tons (2,24O lbs. EACH gg Coal.
25 tons q. 240 lbs eachl Stove coal
All best quality Anthracite Coal equal 10 sample
Weight 10 be- taken rs per hayward Scales
right reserved reject all bids that may
Two responsible required fer the prompt ami faith
full delivery Of the supplies aw arded
Blank form will be furnished &C this ONCE.
Bids not properly signed and certified VIII NOT be con-
sldeIed THOMAS 4. CAsMEL.L
Paw Inspector U. s. Navy.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CON-
NOR OF THE o. 5. MONITOR MTANTOSoMOH.
NAVY DEPARTMENT !
SEALED PRoPosAIs are hereby Invited until noon Of
TUESDAY. Ooober9 1888 for the supply under contxAf
ment the under mentioned compound aTtnOr plates
wo OF II inches thickness aud weighing about u cns
OF ii y inches thick mesa weighing aeou,
So tons with other smaller paes lnchss In tn Az
are 10 be shaped fashioned and ted In accodanee Win
plans specific atoms be application 20 to De
parnent delivered the Navy Yard al Brook
the space OF SIX months alter contract Is signed.
All hrms individuals offering proposals are TO peens
perform the In accordance Win the and peeia
cations and In satisfactory manner; ,, al,
be required days after acceptance Of ms
proposal formal contract for the suppy Ok ne
and tests. and give bond therefor with saneens
suretes the Of sl0UOo ~ be forfeited 70 nc
aore failure Of the plates TO cxhien INC
alties endure the tests mentioned IN the specaA
'O"' THEODORE d. WILSON,
Chief Constructor U. >. ", Chief d Bureau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-27
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
XAa4IxarQN- Ii L. Au2naf III lSAt

- :. WAsHINGTON, ID e. Auaust IL 1853 2
PROPOSALS Tor building retaining walls
and for tho necessary materials for an Iron
pier the erection OF the per and for dredging at
Coasters Harbof Island, Il l.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate for the above @
works addressed the undersgned Will be received az hs
Office until IL ock S1st day OF August 1888
which time place they will be opened In the presence
bidders Plans DO examined and epecincatlons TOT
the de ent aud INSTRUCTIONS 70 bidders may DC Oh
tanned application this once the NAVY ray once az
No As MIk.st, Boston Mass the Navy Pay once at No
"a safest WORK cry; On board Tue Uned states
ship Hampshire at Newport Inc ISnt 20 REJECT
any all bids ~ reserved EAhL ENoLiSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-27
Gam GrIjools.

A NNUAL SESSION (25th) of the Law School
~ of the University City of NewYOrk begins Oct0
Der next aud ends June 1885, A. Vamierpoel LII. d..
President Faculty. For catalogues &c, apply TO
Professor l. ~ RUSSELL. ri Broadway. ID. r. JAQUES
Secretary Faculty Brysnt Binding 30 Libertyst
CT. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL, Washington
- University st. Louis. Mo Graduates OF Eastern Col
and others higher standard OF professional
dy than necessary admission 10 the Bar lie
special instruction in the law OF the western States
are invited to send tor catal ogue.
commences OCTOBER 1888,
extends 10 June 1854 WILLIAM @. HAMMOND.
Dean OF Law Faculty, lil7.
Lucas Place. ST Louis. Mo-