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rurusnnn bt jgiix M. oiussur co. r. n. iiARREM,, AwniTs fcrTrroR. s A 1 U 1 t IM 7 I )KuFiiTj7t i"4, 1 sow. littekwhiat Flour, Jackiuaus' beet.for ..o li.v Ay uw Je Co. uuvSM d - ' ' o-- " " ... ... .. a1.. r.L -crm will bo taken 'it pur for ftf eon uliaresof the atock of tho First Is tluiiul Punk of Culru. The khans are in uir i f 100 each Enquire of Mrs. C. Hamilton, comer of Twelfth end Poplar dc2tl I'ru?n!nii fumiicr Oust en 11 JVJ" & Co. Mt Parsons, If t k Khdcr'- (thill Cure. "It nvei hi- ' ---- l.p-liin At t tuUn Sir JttttpliM. file uiiuual )tati.'d conclave of Cairo, cjminnndery No. 13 will In Vld n tho A-yhim In the city of Calm, on this Saturday evening, Deuuinber 4 IW) a "i o'clock. The ollleor oom snundltig for theensHlug y,r will be elect d at thfs meeting. All sojourning lr fCnlghK arc court- r.us!y Invited to attend, i .I as s Hkaiidhn, Kuoorderjirn tan. New style double-breasted sack cunt Jtift received at J. Nell's, No. TO Ohio I.'Vte I'ttrk I'nckci-n nuu l'ovlilun litnltr. Yo( ', Linton & Doyle, Xo. 13.1 Ohio I.ecev iavo onyayed In tho jork paek Ilk .t 1 i rovlsliin bulneiw, and are pn p.i d to pay the highest market price In pmIi f ir dreSfcod and li4, liogf, or to lib order lu their line at the low'&t figurei ruling. 1'armers of the surrounding country having pork'to Kdl should tull upon them before making coniroou cle whero. I 'Charleston Courier copy 4 w and charge tuH olllce. dec4(St 'rho ladles of the Methodht Episcopal church propose tho holdlni; ofau oyster supper- the tlmo and place of which wll' he announced In due reason. I'or good fitting, custom made cloth ing and the best workmanship on same, go to NeJH, Xo. 19 Ohio Levee. tlir Ai:iruiiniOl!vrr riTli.t. The "Hidden Jlund," ai put upon the boards of the Atheneum tail night, by the Metropolitan .Star tnaipe, called om roun J afterround of applaud from one ol the largest and moat repuctablu au diences ever brought out by a like or kindred occasion in Cairo. Kverylwdj was plraneu, and with a feeling akin to rap'iUre, Joined In the nohy outburats ol appr 'oallou. Mins Mc Williams aiCaplto lai)lack,iiarr asUlnck McDonald, Lng don us Old Hurricane nuu IJurnott tut V,'h), performed their re-peetlvp part, moi f-llently well, hnugin;r oit all therels in the Hidden H.md," U entw Uln, to amuse ud Instruct, and kIvIhk new awuruuees of what wan already sure that the Metropolitan lrun it, by mucIj odui, the beat that ever visited the i ,ty. Kveo body wi well up lu his or -r part, mid from commencement t close tho performance ,ued nil' mot happily and hurmouioUsly. To.nlght wo shall have -'Oliver TwUt," and who that bn re0 even a half dozen page-' of I)icacu, can resiit the tempetatloii to be prem? T iu ups and down, the orrow, trial a til triumphs o the "worKUs boy ' will b', falthiuhy delineated by tho vr-atile Miis Helle Uoinick; MibS Mary M'WII hams will appear in what Is pronounced her speciality, the character of Nancy Sjke; Browno will give us Bill tfyke; liuruclt assumes the character of llrum ble; Laugdon that of JJrownlow, MoJJow ell coming In as tho ''Artful OoJger." The varied talent of the company had ' :en most iodic. uUoly eujldoyed, aud we I d '., as a result, an vtKeriainuieut of il. rlgnest order. s mro seat, "if you can. iu advance, tw T housh will undmubiedly be filled, full oven to rtpltilii'u. ' iuvi-.il Jiend Cf , the lateet tyle lit th City, for balo at I Noll's No. 7v Onlo fAvoe. at low nrlooa. Call bud tee thett). No 'n able to show rjoods at this store, j ..... ; l!.nt Knliroail Trou. A number "f our cotomporarJe arc usfg c 'net that five thousand bars of raL mi con intouded for tho Cairo and V neeiiiii-n railroad, were recently sold at Mound City, a proof of a purpose to abandon the ron1. Thete gentletueu will probably bo surprised to learn that the Iron was not the proporly of tho rail roud company, but belonged to DaUnoy, I MorLii .ts Co.. of Now ork. who lm-1 ported Jt. Is true that it was intended for uso on the Cairo and VInconuw road, nnd for that uso was landed at Mound City; but ai tho progress of tlte road warranted' tho conclusion that It would not bo used beforonuxt Spring, tho im porters sold It to the SI. Joseph, and Nebraska City railroad company, whoso I road bed was ready for It, intending to : rcplaco it whenever so requested. 'Uis s thp whole t.tory. Had tho iron ro malned at Mound City Mossrs D. M. & I Co. could pot havo reallp.ed anything from It until next Spring. By selling I inoy seou eu nuiamiinio leiuru : c uie anie or me iron ,.u m.,r u , r m oi a 83 Ja 0,ftreJ Rt prices that will iofy purpose to abiudoii llio C. . road COIAPetltIou. An luaitaettoQ of tho new Mian it Ih of n purposelo abftudmi tho H- , K is rc,ectfuly solicited, tho pro llnols Centra), or any other road, it vn j prietcr feclliuj n8sure?a that alike lu an entirely independent transaction, anti quantify, quality nnd price ho can givo arects in no way tho prospects of that ol,stomerfl tl." fulles PitifactIon. uni M-.aklnar. nov 27 dot, .tvr-i-ttst g ')o'.r. Tlif -ouMrv i. fill of ndv-rtiMtlg swindlers. There 1 srnrooiy a city or:; vllllugo in tho Northwest that haj ryt been "done" by dodger In the adver tising line, Only throe weeks ago one J. W. Wearc swindled lbt Aittsiiieiui men of Catfo futof about ono hundred dollars coroewlrt thu-dy! l-'o propomd to got hji s biiMinp.MH charf, m havj it placed lu ihcrtom of nil our hotels. Tho tiling ! ' wok." uubmos mon who never adver tised to tho amount or one Uollttr with a Cairo mini, snapped at the halt In" of to this tho I Granger, and were "taken tunooftru dollars, or words to that olivet. Mr. Weare was a very plausible mftti all advertising agents arc but Mr. V. wai particularly jo. Well, his churls were printed; he took a cample to show his patrons. Upon that sample ' ho collected tho amount subscribed, and j tvlth the mouty iu his pocket, left town 'between two days." The cards are still lying In our olllce, nnd It remains for us to post them to save Mr. "VV. pat roils from a dead swindle. Two young gentlemen pofslbly the finest young men lu tho world arc now in the city, canvassing for advertising avor. We know nothing to their dls idvantago Amy may Or, all right, but Iu view of past experience, It would be well for our altJerH to look with distrust ad on all strangers engaged In tho advertising business. They have no p. ana for advertising which ,y citizen may not adopt. I'aen why unnecessarily hzard a siuglo dollar? Wo can furnish cards, placards, circulars, envelopes etc., cheaper than Jiny ndverilsingageutcan. In truth, tho very profit that pay tlice agontfl eo well, Is the dlfi'eredce between the price we charge them and the prlce which they harge their patron. Why sh dd not ihoe patrons apply directly to us, nnd keep the profit in their own poskcts? But enough. V.'e h&vo sounded the alarm. Our clllrcn may heed ,or not, as suit thorn. Calf boots at $,75 at J. NefTs No. 7J Ohio Levee- - - Two atrangeri called In at the Vicks burg house yesterday! nnd calling for drink, threw down a five dollat bill, in payment. Mr. McCarthy, tho proprietor, handed back four dollars eighty cents change, but Immediately afterwards ro markod that tho 5 bill was counterfeit, and he would "tnnko them umoko for ll." At this Juncture a third party, and j iin nnntiahiLanra of the two Btraucors i tepped In, and tendered payment In a one dollar bill for tho drinks. Thereupon McCarthy restored tho $' to the two Uranscrp, and they In turn handed back the 1-4 SO. Turning to tho third party McCarthy handed him 00 cents In change for the one dollar, Instead of SO cents, vyhich were due. To thU the was ob jection made, and after ttlo puilaga of a few word MnfTarthv drew a rovolver up--hi one of the xtrangors and threatened .ii put a bullet through lilin. The stran gers retired, McCarthy following and I urnpo-ing to tako a pass at list lends. Lii tills ono of tho htranuers turned I upon him and remarked that dogs that Hark fnri.uly scarcely over blto; that he man who am aid draw a pistol on a ijruukeii and t!iartmd fellow man wan a coward and wnuld fight nobody. The t'irae strangers then sought an officer to o feet tho arrest of McC; but that In dividual "knowing the ropoi," reached the police tnltfUdnite s ofilco in advance o t lem, and by tho tlmo of their arrival had filed his affidavit and secured tho Uio of a warrant thereon. Tho trial was held immediately. McCarthy swore that ne had bteu called hard names.otc, and only by the i-xercise of great forbear tiico on Ids part was a row provented. The strangers on their part recited the facts herclubeforo givn, showing McC. to bo the aggressor. The result was tbo j stranger wore ncquitteu, anu .Mcuariny was flued ten dollars and costs, amount ing In the aggregate to something over sdxteeu dollars. "Amen," muttered tho spectator. (Scuts' shawls in on dies variety and at low prices at P. NofTf, No. 70 Levee Street, Those really beautiful furs at Hellbron and WoHl', . Commercial Avenue, be- twoen Eighth nnd Ninth, sre selling so cheap that tho femnlo portion of every family in the city may supply iiscu wjin out any Inconverilenco wliatover. Just .Lt.i 1. Hf II O A T.-n.irtli PrtnllAU ninnQlu1 Ii V' V V . I ZVZY V nt collarcost onlr four dollars! And not .... ..... ..... .r. i, r xi00,a I omy uiik. uui -.v..v, ,v n are furnished at tho remarkably low prlco 1 of tbreo dollars nnd a half. Ladles, young, , mlddlo nged and old, why remain I furless whilosuch an opportunity tosupplyyour- selfves l prasentod? There i no rfxeuso for it! Bowlo knives, pistols nijd rovolTors. A full stock Just received at Poter NefPs No. 70 Ohio Lo'vco. Pocket pis tols ?:t,90 each, bowlo knives ? 1,00. Corner or IIIkMIi ami Conuiif rclKl. By recent receipts tho stock of boots and shoos and ladlos' fancy goods, at S. Itosetnvatflr'a, corner ot Eighth aud OnnmercJal Avenue, has been reudercd (iiio of the complctest and most attrac tive In tho city. An usually fino assort ment of ladles' and children's shoos, ho siery, otc, witl) a large and well varied. -u Oreollteracna tu,d boys' bootsand j';(lio t'lltlssnHnntrr. I The death' i udge Hunter, of Mora I nVita ivrwknimtii.C -d Pi'Voral (J.1V3 3U0. Of wiiHthewm to Memphis, whero he re sided sinco tho war, we do not chooiv to poaK. He Is dead. Lot a memory of faults be burled with him. To tho hundred a with whom ho becama acquainted In C.dro and Southern llli nols, ho ma.:,fosted b't .self ns r ;oop" lu-urttd, uncalculntlng -ort or a genlut unstimulated by ambit.on, and taklti; thlnjjH as they "'turned up'' with the composure of a perfect philosopher. Ho was a lawyer, rt mechunlc, a musician and a school teacher, but like all "Jackr. i of all trades," excelled In nothing. Atone tlmo ho was entrusted with the manage ment of more cases In tho Pulaski circuit court, than all the balanco of the attor neys practicing at that bar. To this fact ' perhaps, he might havo ascribed his failure In tho practice of the law, as It imposed upon him more dutlos than he could properly attend to. In the winter of 1 800 he located In Cairo, where ho continued ' tho practlco of law, and blowed a lib eoprauo horn in tho Calrb brass band. Ho became n favorite with the band boys, being of a fine social turn, ever ready for a "lark," and llko tho balance, a most devoted lover of music. Wo never thought Hunter a bad hearted man, and tho necessity had to be dire indeed that would drive him to the commission of a mean and belittling act. What changes in hit character his Memphis experience may havo worked, wo do not know. He was denounced there as a petty tyrant, yet when he rnn ' for ono of tho most lucratiyo and tespon I Bible offices undorfioclty government, j It was only by the most prodigious ef forts and Iavjelj expenditure of money, I his opponents could encompass his de- o Is gone. Good re-it, and lllm. boots for sale atfP. NcfiV, No. Levee. The most popular boots in market. Inrsrmmtfan for our t'rlrnU. "Wo have been asked by several of our friends who have become Interested in feat, liulji fanpwcll Kentucky Priro Scheme, whether It 1!"' " 'rM r'.'ir.- similar to. or llkoly to terminate as tho St. Louis Paschal House affair did; nnd wo tako this ai tho briefest method of answurlng one and all. Without doubt the Paschal House afiUIr terminated ca sentially as a swindle; and wo have nothing but tho most utter contempt for anv ono who would bo cuilty of man aging any onterprise as that was man aged. Hut such a termination of tho Kentucky Schcmo is simply impossible, as both tho prizes and the funds arising from the salo of tickets aro in the hands of commissioners, who arc bound by a most stringent character to see that all tho conditions of the cnterprlze arc ful filed, bofore the owner of the property can obtain a dollar of the money. Our fr.unds can therefore patronize the Scheme with overy assurance that tho whole will be conducted with tho met perfect fairness towards overy ticket- holder. If you want n t!ckct (and of course you do) put a 11 vo dollar bill. iu your pocket, aud call on W. I Budd, .on ,tho Cairo City Wharfboat. HOIIDAY GOODS AT PaHSONS, DXYW it Co. tf P. Welly has a !arj?o ttock of hats, which will be hold at Now York whole alo prices. tf . An alarm caudle, iuvcutcd for the special use of Capt. H. is a real novelty, I and should come iuto general use. It was not intended that wo should havo raoro than a mcro flash of unlnter- ruptcd sunshine. After twenty-four days of cloudy, shadowy weather, the, giurious inco oi iiw nuu smiieu uiiwu uu i jj-y gooua liouso in tno City, cau ooae us butjust a llttlo while, for here wo cured at P. Rlelly's at cost prk( or less, aro again in tho uihUt of hazo and drlr- 1 j10 iR determined to cloo out tf. zle, an overcast sky abovo us and a tuur- - - - ky atmosphere arouud us. If sunshine ' For lato Rtylcs of hats and caps goto could "ua canned llko fruit, we'd have a, P. Noil", No. 70 OhioLovcc. fow quarts, Just now, even at the cost of our last kreutzer. A Rntinr!iKblfi('u IticMoiu Tho Athoueum was crowded lafct night, the attraction being tho "Hidden Hand." At that point whero a Now York nows boy was In tho act of pasting a twenty dol larcountorfelt bill on an oM man, whom accosted, officers Myers and Ar- , , , 4, , , . nold made their nppearanco 'n tho audit- rMt!nir forward to tho front row of seats, arrested thre Individuals seated thereon, for attempting to pass a counterfeit twenty dollar billon a mer chant of Cairo. Whether tho arrest Jut-t happeued at that particular stago of tho play, or whether it was delayed for "draiuqtlq. tfl'ect," wo shall not say it being enough for us to know that It was quitch "rolnnikablo oo-lncldcnt." . Xotlcr, Parties wishing to lenew their sub scriptions for tho 'Amorlcan Agricul turalist'' for 1870, will please hand in their names and SI 00 by tho 10th Inst. Deo .), -fit, Wm. M . Davidson. Angostura BUter'e, W. H. Schutter. Sole agent, Cairo, Illinois. no 25 2m Newstook', of Bohemian Chinas and fancy goods at P. D. & Co'fi. , tf - - - - Largo and small dolls and toy tea sets at P. D. & Co's. tf A full supply nt lllolly's, and going oil at netnal cost, tf Pitcher.1!: Henry'H 'nro stck of hard ware, cutlery, tools, ft to vet, linwarf, etc will bo MJld wl thout rear'i to cost. tf First claps duy board at Walicer t: lite on'g resUuraut, at 55 per wcok. ' tf I'nr Kent. Fino tno story brick residence. Ap ply to t Tiro.VAi? Okeen & am.k.v. nov 27 tf 93 Ohio Levcc. pVi.nfct!. School order?, at par, county orders, at &3 cents, and city scrip, at 05 cents, for furniture, queensware, glnspware, and house furnishing good. nov20 0t J3. S. IlAimEIX. Walker & sisson Millard Hall and Restaurant Is the center of attraction for strangers nnd others who would strength en the Inner man with fresh oysters, Htewed, raw, roasted or fried ; quail on toast, venison, llsu or any other luxuri ous or substantial edible; or pass an hoar with tho "cue" in the largest and beat billiard hall In the city. tf Go and see the grcclan bend caps at P. NoIPh, No. 70 Ohio Levee. fitt-nUIilng ;ids. Tho complctest stoch of gentlemen's furnishing goods In tho city , Is to be found at Miller and Miller's. It would be a remarkable want, indeed, In this line that they cannot satisfactorily supply at the very lowest figures ruling in the market. tf. Children's suits at NelPs from $3,00 to 57,.0for full suit, at No. 70 Ohlo'Lovee. Vrorrttiliy. "By the Continental," in the early days of tho Republic was, by tho. wjtch killing fanatics, called profanity. In tills more enlightened age it is deemed an ovldonco of sound mornlsas well as of goed sense to glyo tho ndvlo njjuy tho Continental,'' as It is not only , ,'j'tlio cheapest but the best stove1 In, the inarkot. .., , r For sale by Pitcher & Henry 392 Com mercial avenue; cor. 12th street. nov2)tf ' Thelargc.t and finest stock of-gontlc men's clothing, furnishing goods, boots shoes, hats and caps will always bo found, I'tirt! Flirt! Fnrs! Jf you wfut to buy furs cheaper than they were over offered in Cairo, Mill call at P. Welly's. Ho has a good assort ment. which he will sell very low. tf O vercoaU '. overcoats ! NolPa ten dol lar overcoats ara well mado and war ranted all wool atNo. 70 OhioLovcc. Thr Continental Is the only cook s'tove with sliding oven doors. Warranted In all respects. Pitcher fc Henry, at 102 Commercial avenue, cor. 12th streot. nov20tf Shirt CalUrn. Miller and Miller havo 50,003 on hand comprising tho most acceptablo styles. A very desirable collar sold at ten cents per box- tf. First class day board can be secured at Walker and Slssou's for $5 per week. The bill of fare consists of of the best In tho market, served by ex I pert caterers In an unexceptionable style. Lewis & Groshon's best silk hats for sale at P. NetFs, a later stylo than that kent by other hoiis-s In Cairo at (he same prices. I Clirnpt MUtl licit. j Mrs. Whltcouib's Syrup for children Is j ! sold by druggists, for 25 cents a bottle and is an adnnrablo preparation Tor In 1 fautile disorders. T NefTa fall buIU at ton dollars per suit aro tho best over offered in Cairo at tho price, at No. "0 Ohio Lovoe. , ETcrythlug that can, be foundjln any C. W. Henderson, Commercial Avonuo three dooro below Twelfth streot has as fino a lino of heating and cooking stoves ay can be found In tho city, all at prices that cannot fall to suit reasonable custo mere. Ho n!w keeps all kinds of tlnwaro , and propar "P,',-!1"1'""2, and Is proparod to put.on roofing or put' in uio ue-t fciyio on .snort i notice. NYl.Sw. Sli-sll oysters, game, etc., can always ' secured at Walker & Sisson's restuu- nt. t Noy2t nulurhH IIuiiho forJCrul. That eligibly situated buslnvKS' house ' No. S Thornton's block, Tenth street, for rent. Apply-on tho. promises. f OctCtf Whlto ijhltts nt a nacrifice at Pelcr NcfTp, No. 79 Ohio Lovcc. ( Try tho'rcady.rlslng flour prepared and sold wholesalo and retail by J. H. Phil lips. Aleo a full stock of family groceries Ac, for sale oppoito new uusloni houe. docldlni ' : SlltrWS's finlr. Tuestlay, Dec. Tiff,' IfiOOrarWJntoi's Block, '.cor. 7th htrootnnd Commercial avenue) a large stocfeof rolHiticgoods, consisting of ladles', and, children's' hats and bonnets, Iace, t mbrolderlQs, gloves, etc, Hoem A grand ball wilt bo- given by tho Cairo Casslno, on tho oventng of Decem ber 27, 1S0Q. Cjpijj of Arrange ments: F, M. STOQKfXETH. O. L. Tiiomah, SYm, A.-3A,. M. Sn.YERVUMtf:, GF.onnp Laitneis. Mr. Faflbrd, of tho City Bank, has Just; received a pair of photographs of Econery in Yo Hemlto valley tbatarc indiscribahly graud and beautiful. Ah a work ot art, t" , thjy aro excel'ent. Mofcsra.W.IJ.Iockwell ACo's. book and stationery establishment continues to supply every demand in tho lino of read ing matter, stationery, inks, blank books, music, etc., at tlie tamo prices that ob tain in .ho larger cities. Their counters, Just now, arc piled high with magazines, periodicals, weekly and dally papers, comic publication?, etc. Parties in want of any thing in that lino may call on. Messrs. P.. & Co., with erory assurance, ibat they will find what they want. ARRIVALS. Iko Hammitt, Columbua: Wm White, Paduofch: Abeona, 8t Louis; c Ella. Hugbee, Nashville: Dictator, tit Louis; t Joseph, Memphis; City of Cairo, 8fc Louis; Quickstep, Evansvllle; Continen tal, fit Louis; Arthur, N O. DEPARTURES. Iko Hammitt, Columbus; Wm White, Abeona, Cin.; Bt Joseph, St Louis; Dlc- aior,iu Liity; Artnur, t ijouis; ison Accord, Md City; City of Cairo, Mem phis. After but little more than twenty four flours clear weather, wc havo a roturnof tho cloudy, damp, and disagreeable weather which seems to have become chronic, and which brings to painful re membrance the prophecy, whloh never was made, by a certain sleeping girl Just bofore sho died, although sho is not dead yet, to tho effect that the sun would lever shine so brightly again, after the 'rcat collpse of Aug. 7th and that tho cud of tho world was not far off. As the world is to bo burned up, Instead of drowucd out, we can't see that the pres ent damp weather should givo any cause, for disquietude, "Vre river has risen eight inches since last report, and Is now swelling rapidly. Business continues good. Thero is a light swell at St. Louis, and It is expected that there will be a riso of twelve inches. This will not do much. tgood to 'tho bars below ou which; thero is at present only six anu a hair feet steamboat water. Thero is at least twelve aud probably fourteou feet water In tho channel below Cairo. Tho Ohio Is falling at Pittsburg aftor i attaining) -a channel depth ofjjhjarly seventeen feet. A corrected statement of coal which left hero on the present rise, estimate It at five nnd a havo'mll lloiiu of bushels. This Is said to be tho larg est amount which has ever left Pittsburg on any rise. It required over fifty tow boats. Tho Cumberland, Tennessee and Wa bash are all rising. The Quickstep brought out a splendid trip last nlxht for re-shipment south. Tho Continental la receiving Urirelv here, aud will leave positively for New Urlcaiu this evening. ' ' Tho Llrslo GUI will also leave for Now Orleans this evening Tho Bello Memphis, Capt. Crane, Is tho regular packet lor Memphis to-iilght. The Clara tscott Is tho regular Eyans vllle packet this evening. The Wbllo leaves at u.ual forPaducah. Capt Charles T. Hindu Is agojt for all tho above steamers. SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JOTICE. "All p'riont whom It mT eoncern, rehrebT null Cd tint m; lttr of crniil ilt.l Chtoso, Augut 30i)i, I&uj, autliurliiiui Col. Ccorfiv II. CulalBi:, of OrtbMloo, TaXM, unlu oa m fr Pef.-tl, to l hipf.Jt inn for !, I rovoked,ao:ellcHl,ito(l lnulln'l voiil,.Millprii(in re htrrby ctitlonfl ''"'"''""i-TlTliluiLEY. : W BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC. .... I IB : " r. A "... . S : ; i V ' Jr.1' : i 3 5- C w - 23 n o p. m Vi ?5 0 OT 111 T. o n A" r. Si H H 0 I P.O., O X w If. at i 'T. 0 ; o- x i : , Ik 'A 35 1 KjEB'tf, ATR' AND BODA! I'.ciitca li:on4. Vholf !o defr,, iwd t cnt ( j. . m tioiln uuelMlHVWlJrHtoriEtc., And til l tlio ory lowet muktt jllf.'- A bi.ro of publi" ptroqw;e Is ttunix-tfulljr tUc it rd. Ofdpr HccompItBlcii by lha caah ll4'i)rinf uy tad, utlf.u:tdril$- ttU Call at (lie "CUv Kbit Vaeicrrt" h trt. bnwc Wilii H.sstr.' p n r .VX UXIUYAIiLEl) AimCKJStM BF.KIU