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t l Alter. J. y steivart.
AETER & STEWART.
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GROCERS
Commission Merchants
'' No. 113 Ckmmoto!nl Avenue,
" , CAIRO, ILLS.
Bristol & StilweU,
FAMILY
GROCERS
Keep cyety thing nortaining to
tho lino of Qfnplo Htid Vanoy Gro
ceries, Wppdonworo, Vogotabloa,
Fruits, &cjc.
zrfrf :
pee's New Hams.
California Honey. -Puroffaple
Syriip:
I'rKBUlM'KWIIEATFLOllU.
CracKqd Cocoa.
IIYACINTIB,-
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v 'JUST 33XliOOVE,
i . TOU SALE.
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A Horse for Sale.
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VAitirrv htoui:.
New-York Store
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VARIETY STOCK
IN THE CITY.
Goods Sold Very Cloao.
Corner 10th St. and Commercial Av
CAIKO. ILLINOIS.
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1AINTANI OIJJ4.
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-DmIiT 111
.Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
- 33X.XTeiHI3fil.
vVnll Pfipor, Window Glass, Win
' aOW oiiaacs, aiu.
.Always nn Imiwl, tbe ccleliratnl llluinluatlui:
' AURORA OITv.
XHromi
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tou Avenue
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VOL. 7. CAIRO, ILLINOIS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1875. NO. 41.
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I.Ktl'OK UBALEUK-
R. SMYTH & CO.,
Wholesale nt KcUdl Dealers lo
Foroign and Domosiio
LIQUORS
AM)
WINKS OF A Til. IiIM)H,
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CAIRO. ILLS.
M'
EVli. SMvril A ro. have ently
a Ir atuek of tin bet g-oo.1. ' ""-
lit, and 'l.l atoalluu tall. muuImmI
raucu oi me uu.iuea.
Nvrrir bkvot.
VALENTINE RESCH,
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Groceries, Vegetables, Gome,
POULTRY,"
Fish, Eggs, Northora Butter, Ao.
Eighth Street,
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IIOAT NTOH1IN.
SAM WILSON,
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PROVISIONS, Xc.
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OHlo tievooi
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ST, NICHOLAS
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COMMERCIAL AVENUE
Trrg doiri noilb of ti. Cairo and Vlneaone
rurul ntuot.
WH. WETZKI.. Proprietor.
A UlL'aTY watch keiit nlgbt and day fur
XX Irnlna ami attaiuboaH
The Ut of ccdiuiuu.UUoiii for tnsaleat
gtir.U at Two Dollar! iwrday.
.
ICE!
ICE!! ICE!!!
THOMAS SPROAT & SON,
Wbulraal and 1UU1I Dmitri In
PURE LAKE ICE
CAIRO, ILLS, and COLUMBUS, XT.
CAIRO OFFICE)
At Union & Wilson', Corner-Twelfth St
una unto Levee.
WK will; run mi Ice wairnn tliroiigtiont the
S-axou, ilrllteriiiif pure lake lee III any
p-irtof the city at tbe luueil market prliv, ami
Mill nl-olurniili our friends nuuidu the city with
re by I lie cake or car load, lucked lu WH'Uuat
or aliltimeul to auy dl.Uiic.
"The Best Thing in tho West."
Mhos, Topjh i link Fed R. E
XjuSL3STX
IN KANSAS.
a.ooo.ooo A. OH.ES
OftUUil rainihut and Agrlcultmal JjuJiIu
Amerlcu, ftiiiuiiM la auu mr uir iui
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To purchaawa of Land.
trS-L'lrculu
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K I vim" full lufonua-
lluu, eut fic.
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A.N.
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Acting Land CommlMloaer, To)U, K;i
a1t 137 1-i-woiU.
ZAN0NE & VALLA,
RESTAURANT.
GET YOUIt
FRESH SHELL OYSTERS
A T
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Commuroinl Avcnuo.
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InelilenU la If la
EUetlaa M I'alteel
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from the afemphli Avalanth
Among' Uie lucldenU of Uie canvaji fur
UnlU-d Ktutei Senator, there are a hw
Uiat dciervt! to be nlickl m record ai II.
luatratlnir tlie contoat, atld dUplaviny the
charactcrlitlc trulta of (tome of Uie lead
Iiij; ixraoiu.
haiunlay ulylit, fter Uio rnttiiorahlo
J'ortv-flfUi ballol. In which Bate received
Vi vote, Juit one abort of tbe number
nuceary to aa election, ma tow vow on
the ballot belnfltS- young man, who
made the Impression by hli conversation
that be wai a cIUmu ot RuUrerford uoun
ty, exceedingly eaJoai to bar,
inotilze tbe Qonflictbif. tJememU.
tie maae repeated vtilU to
Mr; JohHtjon'e rooea, autd, Me impor
tutiltiea to do something or have 'iomei
thing done wore bard upon bla patience.
He left Mr. Johnson lit despair, and ap
pealed to voters. Ula mind wn bent
upon a coalition between Johnson and
some one of his opponents, and be wae
sure that It cxndd be made, and end the
content In favor of both ; Uiat U, to secure
Juhnion'a election now, and the eieoUon
or some otuer iwrsoii in itr?7 ror uooper'a
nlacc. He didnot pretend to have iuv
authority, be was not commissioned by
any one, but he was wholly self-delegv
ted. Finally he returned to Mr. Johnson
ugaln, made a desperate effort, when bo
received this aiwwer: "Sir Throughout
uiy political life I have bud one rule.
I never buy, and I never sU"
In tbe midst of tbe forty-fifth ballot,
while the Clerk of the House was calling
the roil, Uie name of Cole, of Henry
county, was twice called . before a res
ponse came, vote was siauuiug up m
the alsl,on onealdo was Major Cummins,
of I'arii), ami uearby was ex-Oovernor
Harris. Both appealed to him to vote
for Bate. Cole, prated to the utmost,
said, "I will resign ray bosUIoii, and you
take it" and lacing the Clerk of the
House, with more tlisa usual empluub
he aiHWtml "Andrew Johusou 1" Tlk)
iuteiiM! exclttnent during this ballot w
so oveqiowerlng on highly nervou per
souesthat not a few fainted. Amoig
them was Representative Hmalhvood,of
Henry county, who, as Uie Clerk was in
the 1U, on the roll of tho House, swooied
and waa carried into one of the couuilt
tce's room on tho left of the Speaker '
chair. He would lmvo voted for Bate. A
devoted supporter of Mr. Johnson was
heard to sy devoutly: "This if the bind
of Providence." But the result wittld
not have boeu chamred. oa the subsenaent
ballot demonstrate" that Bate coulcnot,
have been electeil. To illustrate. The.
ballots were h follow s i
rom"-r:rni aAtior.
Senator.
.... (
... n
Ihp.
M
si
D
1
7otal.
41
li
e
l
JoUnsoa..
Uats -.
Kwlnf....
Coljar ...
w
The vote for Colyer was tiit by Rep.
Gibson, of Canuon. who. before the re
sult of tho ballot wa' unuounocd,
changed to Johnson. This fact gave
irroiiiids lor Uie reuort tkal Date would
have been elected but for the clunge,
coufounuitig Uolyar's name wait uava
roarr-s uru rallot.
Senators,
9
13
1
1
Hap.
14
ti
i
0
1
7utal.
J&hnioa..
45
47
e
1
1
Bata .
kwiua-
Meitiena .
llrowu ....
titnaUir. Sep.
a 34
... U ao
1 t
1 0
0 i
7oUl
41
S
7
1
1
Johmoa
llat ......
KwinK
Sltpbeas
iicury
The Convention rose after this bdlot
and the contett adjourned over to ikiii-
dav. During the whole canvass Geiend
Bate illstmiruisneu lumseir by his uuck
and manly conduct. Tbe cry of"iny-
bodv to uei jouiisoii- was uot mam uy
l.trx liltt Via otifl lllkAli IiIj Atvh t art fa
411 liSl Ma- av tiwwu usrvsta aiw UHII S4A.4 lB
solely, and after defeat he was the only
one of Mr. Jobiiaon't opponents who
culled upon him, mid spoke llku a tauk
soldier u.1 to nimseir auu like a nrosd
hearted patriot or Mr. Johnson: "1 am
sorrv vou defeated uie. but I hone vour
election will be the best for the country,
Monday niuht and Tuesday luorning
the many mentis 01 uovernor Brown
were very eontldent that he would be
ele:led some 'counting fifty-two votes
certain; some forty-nine, with the
chances In favor of one or two more.
But Tuesday morning, Hbout 11 a.m.,
several members who were count
ed tor Brown send him word or called lu
person, to Inform him they would not
support him. This was sulUcitut to
cause Drown to mnke up bis mind to
withdraw, and the newt toon reached
the people In the galleries and the mem
bers ot tue t;ouveniiou. many 01 wnom
were in tho Hall of the House. Some
guessed It to be u feint to cover a brll-
11.... n.AU Hl 1.11. lit. ......... ivtth-
lliuiv uiuiviiiciib, ilia mmiui; nM
drawn by Speaker Bond lu a speacb or
strong personal uevotion, anu tucn ioi
lowed senator Hodges, who read Bates'
letter Uiat hu wouldndt permit his name
to again be berore the Convention, wun
llodges" own cxcclleut defense of bis
support of Bate, and assigning reasons
for votlnir for Johnson. This was deci
sive. From first to last, there was sixty-
two members who voted lor ar. joiiu
son.
Aueedete ur rrasldent JaahMa.
When President Jackson visited New
York (It was, we believe, near tbe close
of his first presidential term-aud by
coiiiequeuce a little previous to the elec
tion of lKli), he was called upon, the
iinriilnv lifter his iirrlvsJ. bV hit friend
and favorite Swartwoui, then Collector
ofthoCItyofNcwJork. It was about
the Ume when the exilement In refer
ence to Jackson's threatened veto of the
United States Bank was t Its heigh, and
when the mercantile community,- In Its
iniHo-natlon. was moving beavtu Slid
..u,iV, ..,,1 inv.iitinv 'vemreauce dire
upon Old Hickory's head, with the vfcw
of dlscouraglug that "man of Iron" fhm
uroaeciitliisr his long-cherished messire.
Well, the Presidential election was lp-
I! 1 '1.1 -.. .1 A m .
proaohing, and Andrew Jackson was tin
for a second term. a awartwuf, '
under all the circumstances, .'ad
Kwartwout waale-
slrous (and for reasons sulllclently oio ,
as it afterwards appeared) ot letaling
tho Collectorahlp. No time was be
lost; and Hwartwout, conlldent 01 WIm
lluenwi with Jackson, had called pou
him brlelit aud early on tho moilng
aforesaid. He found the General iwuc
nadlng the parlor; uud, afUr mlttal
grceUugs bad been exchanged, Kart
woul ventured, with due suavity anlWyo
tiou, to opwn on the subject nta)st tU
bwi, lie rpreuted tQtJw pfcld,t,i
the'ramloent peril of the situation nay,
wen to far at to urgn him to relinquish
the (reject he bad so much t heart. It
rcqtired nothing more to ronse the sleep
ing Ion In tho eld nun's breast. He
turuelupon Hwartwent with an expres
sion 'tierce a ten furies," exclaiming,
"By the Eternal, I will veto the Bank
forthwith 1" and A did. The nrestdentlal
election noon afterwards took place, tad
Viu Hickory wasrj-ciecieaoyauaaiounu-tng
majority.
Cklaeo eHnt Ufa
Here are aome hints which mar be use.
ful to sonde ot our cook 1 : "They have n
larr a screen before the dtor-way, which
gltei privacy sufficient to (heir need.
The window sasheeatfe dosed either by a
rt ot Isloutie or thin mattinr. Thev
do not surround their doiBtIcftes with
the same mystery and secret arecaiiUoni
with which we envelop) these proceedings
in Europe. Huaunnature, theyjuvue,
hu to sleep, and her Is the tuft upon
which It stretches ltsell. Who voncealed
It V It also wants to L and It seUliflee'
appetite ,ao. aaatter how many
eyes are jpzNgfrll.. Chln
ea cook yog arsbaajrry, snd h-alU im-
mauiancf 7 nieia aw arah,facvemif; trH-
sits, uu provisions, ana cook unatr your
very nose, ne has no Idea of concealing
bis operations hr some far away back re
gion, yclept, kitchen. He squate down
auywnere, maaes a ore. on or in
anytblug, a basin, dltb, pan or pot; there
is 110 limit to his Invention. He will cook
lu the middle oi Uie street, or In the eeni
tre or nu guests in restaurant. Upon
one occasion. whe ou board a luiik. I
observed a man cooking hit own and
neighbor's food together In a tub, and an
earthenware saucer contalnlug tho char
coal. Wonderful creatures they are, theta
despised Chinese, with a defines of fin
ger and Ingenuity of patience unsur-
passeu or auy nation under ute sun."
Ttmplt Bar.
Camrlea Easab Cauaator.
At a certain evening party ot course
an Intellectual one, seeing Charles I -a tab
and Wordsworth were Loth present ou
the occasion), a somewhat pompous gov
ernment official as pretentious ou Uie
subject of literature a he waa whollr Itr-
aorant aud misinformed yet. for tome
reason or other tolerated bv thacomtiauv
present on assuming a conspicuous po
sition before the lire, thus addressed
Charles: "Mr. Lamb don't you think
Milton a irrvat ucniusY" No answer.
'Hie question was repeated with more
emphasis, under the impression that Char
les bad not heard It. At length Uie an
swer cause :
"Diddle, diddl doapllnr, my aoo Joha
Want to Wl witUbU brtecfaa on."
Whether thellterarv dolt talsanBrehend-
ed the diameter of Charles ' answer (low-'
gming it to uear ia tome way or otuer
upon the author of "Paradife Lost") Is
uot certaiu. The queaUou . however, was
repeated, when Charles at onea gavo the
fellow, his fui'ifiu by quietly -resaark-ing;
".Vt you're an aut" Poor Wardt
worth was shocked, quietly ejaculating,
"Chu-lut Chartut"
Cesjejaitivaa, Take jTeties.
Kioiy inomtatol delay ntakta 1 ou eurt
mora boneless, aud much deDeuds on the
ludtulous choice of a resaodr. Tbe amount
of toatlmoar In fever at Dr. Schenck's
X'uimomsejiup, aa a curator eon'umpuon,
taraxcesda all that can u bruuibt tt) tup
port tht pretentious of any other medicine.
See Ur. Sch tuck's Almauae, eoatalnlng the
certiaeates at many persons ol the highest
rts'pecttMllty, wko nave bten restored to
health, afier belaz proneunoed Incurable
by physicians f aeknoledgtd ability.
Seheuek's I'ubaealc 8yrup aloae hat cured
many, as tbtst etldwiees wl'.l show ; hut
cure Is often promoted by tae esaployxaeut
of two Qtber remedlts which lit. Scbeuck'
provides for the purpose. These additional
remedies are Sehauck's Sea Weed Tonle
and Mandrake Pllu. By the timely use ol
these raedlclnts, iccerdlng to direct! ms.
Dr. Scbcnck c.rdB.t that snoat any ease cl
Coniuaptlon my e cured.
Dr. Schenck Is prflenally at his prln
dp I offloe. Comei .--txthasd Arch Btt
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all let
tar ler advice must be adurattL
S-4-dAw-lm.
iauiaiaaaaiieuaajaaaaisiiujsaaBa!
UT. Al, E7ATT AilENT.
C. WINSTON CO.,
Real Ilitate Acents
AUcnowmaaiB,
7-tm, o:
Xal
:(8eBd rivr.)
OAimO, XXUXOXaL:
BUY and sail real WU, pay tax, (urn lab
abtrau af UU.
0Ind Coiamuileacrs.
JOHN Q. HAJLMAN A
Real Estate
CO.
OOLLSOTOBS.
COKVXYAstCBBJ, 0TAKIB rVUIO
Laad Areata f Ua IllUaU Oaatsal aad
liuxllajrtoa aad tkalaejr Is. X.
CeasaaniM,
K7th Car. Ilatk amA-Okla aUroa,
CAIXO, XZXXMVU.
UTS CURED FREE
A 2IY wtob suShriac fra tka above dUaate
-Ci. U ruuMd te sddiaai Dr. arle aada trad
tratU or Ids awdUlae wUl U rwwardsa rait?,
Dr. fdoa la a rsajvlw payslaJea, a4 bee jsaaf
FITS OR EPILEPSY
a stud tor a
aad a wUl wanraal a asm ky
Ik aaa af hi reaaalT
Do not Ml g aid I blia tor a trial bUW
Cuia aoUdjur, and he
WILL OT7KE YOU,
Me watUr bo Wux akaudlaj; year ease sat
b. r kow utaay atkar raatrilai atay ham
auiea.
ClrguUre aad tasllmanals seal wlta
nu tbial movrui.
Addraa
R. OHA1. T. FltlCS
CaUttM).ff BIKBCHAMTaL
a GLOSS,
-ttaaml-
CommiMion Merchtint
a9 suia u
XaXMI, CMMMKT, BLASTSS.
HAE, 4t
VmU ClSy VaUeaal Bastk.
T yvu.1. aau ut aar-la4 tola at - --
WOOD
AJTD BRO.
- mm mtb QurntAL
Ck)miniision Merchant
JTo. MS,
0MIO UVU.
m. PHixxis
AUD SOX,
(Saeossssre te Jekn B. fbtlllJ)
l-OmWAJaDIMO
CtohimiMlon M rchanta
AjmI Dealers U
COBH, OATi, TLOUB,
SAT,
BOAL, SXIV, stt.
AgeaU St LAVLJjr li XABTB NWBXX OQ
Mmrumw Taata traat
Ohio
Xvaa.
Z. D. Matkaae.
MATHUSS
X. C. Ubl.
etc UBX,
yOKWABDUTO
Aae Ueaeral
Ckmmiuiou Merchants
Daalars In
TLOUB,
QBACV, HAT
rmoDUcs,
AlfD
Moialo
-veto.
S. J. Aya
B. D. Ayita.
ATSJSS Jfc CO.,
XjOT7J
Commimsion Merchants
Ho. 78
OHIO JXTSM.
WlltlWIlI BtM.-BBa.
STRATTON A BIRD,
Wholesiale Grooers
-And
Ooimnistlon Merchants
AOXMTS AlCXaXOAM VOWMX DO.
57 Oaio LTt).
U. A Tkesa.
L. D. TboriM,
TH0MS A
(Bucceaaei I U. M. Ulta,)
Ooimnission Merchants
AjUdaalexala
ITASL1 AMD FAHCY
GROCERIES,
Xatalayja aad Baaaaatla Xrmlke aad XuU
1M CflXXBXUAI AYunrx.
G. S. WIIXLiMSON,
Wholesale 6rocer
aale la
BOAT STORKS,
Ooimnlision Mtwqhant,
a. It OBKO UTBB.
Baaaai
QnaoiAL aiaaHaa alvaa to aitilsjattstia tad
ainafi
AQKaTTSWAlflXP
Fo. Vawlar'x Oraat Wark
VAVMOOD. WOMAXHOOD,
XTtTTVAl. aXTXX-XXtVJknOXI
Vnl Laws, rowan, At.
A (UL1TS an aaUlaa from U ka.SB aoola
a.
aana aa vpaamj rra aaa w. 11
i4 tea war U ile Mtar tkaa aay
ikbur C
PHTRICIASIa.
TfflVLXAH X. BaflTH, X. X.
llEatUKM.'K. No 11 Tlilrteenlk street, be
Jwetu Vfaabloftou nveoueaad Walnut ttnet.
OrriClti.Vorth side or KlfhUi stnet be
tween Commercial and WaaklactoaaTna.
suit mxa, :
ttBfllDKXClll
trtcs.
Corner Ninth aad Walavt
orriCKt Cmw Sixth street awl Ohio Levee.
OmCK HOUKSi VromOa.m. tollm., and
iomSluSp.ra,
jy. W. BLAUW,
Qernaan Phytloian.
OrtlOii nodet't Hlok, (up-eUln), comer
Klg am (tract aad Wahlton avaiB.
IAWTRM.
AJtTJDU. T. WJstBXZJUl,
Atratejr at Law.
OFriCBl Okie Lerae, aver reosa formerly
cwpM by nmMaUenal Uaak,
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
JULMT OM,
Attraiciya al Irnr.
OmCli algkui Strast, balwaea Cemtmcr
elal aad Wuklaanoa avanaas,
WlunuuBC.Mka7k.y. j CAIHO. ILUXOW.
Q.BJOUT ak SUJIIT,
Attratisjajaai sHaMciara
mt JLitiw.
Off ICS: Okie Lav, roosu 7 aad t ever
City XaUoaalOlaak,
William II. Omi, )
Wllllasa B. Ulltxrt, CAIRO, 1LUK019.
klUaa Vnd'k.Ullbut. )
CVSpadal attenUon flvea to Admiralty aad
ilaaaakoat buslBaa.
H ISC'E LLAIf KOl'H.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
Normal University.
NOTTC.
Tkere will be aa opportunity lor StadcnU to
eottr tke lRlveralty, Imsordlattly after tba tl-
oaya, ea
aaajr, Jauaaarr 4ta, 1B75.
Tultlaa U vane to all who era Mat by County
HaperlnUadMU, Supervisor, Judf rb; a
KeureaaoiaiiTv ariairiri. loaucu, aa lui'iucuwi
faaof Two Dollars la charged per twu, ascwrd-
ib 10 tae nutuia.
To uttaen tuition In Ui Normal Drwutrucat U
S3. 00 ttr termt la tb frtparatury Uvruiieut
S.to, and la tk rrlnury er Jaedtl Depart
auut Sl.t", 'fi
Tk Iaslraatlea la Taertwaja,
aud embrace Wrltlaa, Drawln. Blnitna;, Gal
Utheakaand Elocnlloa, la addition t all tbe
Common aud Uith Ncboal etndle. aad Itlu
aodUraak, II If bar MstbiKnaUc, Cbualttryaud
rniieaeuay.
UooO board eaa lx bad al raaseaable plica '
S3 10 to M.eoper watk.
Tk .Sbriaa; Trm will eura kiomby, March
13 tk, llfs. JAMtS ktOBAJtTS, X. I).,
lSS-l-S-OSW nwarearr.
ImtutrfttedCattlofaes
1875
EVXR7TBIX8
mm
GARDEN!
Seeds! Plants!
iwIaatiiU, ftsrtlllxinL UJ
STeanama n,iaa aiMaiaejaT
vlXtsa t , fata ta all.
SB Cortland St,
WMWYOBK.
CAIRO
BOX and BASKET
GO
All klaeUJ kanl aad sell.)
yLOOXlNO, HIDEWO, LATH7o.
Kill aaa Tar a,
Cornar Thirty-FourtkBtreat xd
onto iiovae.
DANIEL IAMPERT,
Fashionable Barber
:jav.xxi. xDmammjBi.,
BIQHTH 8TBB1T.
Xatwaaa Waahlatrton aad Oeeamerelal
Avanuaa.
JACOB WALTER,
BUTCHER
JLSO
Dealer in Fresh Meats
EIQMTU ITRBET,
Between WMalaatoa aaa Oasasnercial
Avaaaaa, aAjelnlaa- Xaaar'a.
KKICB for sal tke latl Kcef, rlk, Muttan
Veal, Lawk, kausage, aad I H
pared to snve (anilll la aa sevettabl taauGvr
H0WIX BROTHERS,
PACKERS,
Wholesale, Retail and
Gommison.
lloox'ai
loal.,
Oaraar VaaUr aaa
XUveaU Stre-eta.
MrxTliht CMalMoe pttdfor
FQa
I;
Za
I
HelaalaapSjal Sax
ef astasia.
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