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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-12
Tobacco.. CONNECTIONS, Etc


a splendid and varied stock OF chew
ing, smoking tobaccos, cigars, merchaum
brier-root and other kinds of pipes, with
everything else usually kept by tobac-
onists have been laid in by p. Saup l02
Commercial avenue. The stock is unsur-
passed in the city.
Also about 1000 lbs assorted New York
candies just received-a splendid lot and
for sale cheap.
Drop in and look at the $50 merschuam
pipe that Is 10 be rallied off. oct6dlw
Smiths Tonic syrup has been counter.
feited, and the counterfeter, brought to
grief. SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
The genuine article must have DR..
JOHN BULLS private stamp on each bot
tie. DIR. JOHN BULL only has the right
to manufacture and sell the original
JOHN J. SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, of
louisville, Ky. Examine we'll the label
on each bottle. Ifmy private stamp is
not ont the bottle, do not purchase, or you
will be deceived. See my column adyer-
tisement, and my show card, lwlll pros
ecute any one infringing on my right.
The genuine SMITHS Tonic SYRUP can
only be prepared by myself
The public servent.
DR.. JoHN BULL,
Louisville, Ky, Oct p. 1865,
Good towels, all linen, 20 cents, each,
at Reilly's u
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{ Is nice thing 10 be a collector in
|ansvile, Indiana A few days ago n
|1ng man presented a bill for payment
IA hard -fsted wagon-maker Of that ilk,
ID got severely beaten with a wagon
Pike, that being, we suppose, legal
lder in that wonderfully moral and
let city.
We shall not be surprised IL Mike Me.
ole locates there and puts outa shingle
|"collector."
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Irish linen, selling at 1855, now 81 Is
Irish llneu sold at 81, now rs cents; and
good Irish linen at 80 cents, at ReIlly's
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'Barretts" keeps the hair in place.
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~ on want

A sure cure or Headache. Cl'arrh, Deafness, or bul
zug 300 bo carr, send Tor our srERNUTAToRY
Pr.es . cents.
ra-E'her q the above sent postpaid on receipt
% rrr-.
Louis, No. seq iydnW
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COMMERCIAL.

CAIRO, LAT, u.ioh.r -, lsf2.
f.r Ta s'as. -,r-'.'1' ri.-' fs~ fret hasss. m a.
sf''- rF..' s.sr rIis, ls.r'a se.s,
The activity noticed 10 1Gr lat m..weebly review
b.. been w.I .Ult EI aud buyer, f'T southern
market, together vii orders fgam iA' same
s.ru.r. have boon uuu.l.y plea'y. TIT. ~ helps
o. - ~ thr growing Importance - Cairo az "a dl.tr.
Ugagy centre, and prove, what We have always claim.
"a Tor To- t,t tie advantages presented ny our mar
Eet here need only be- known 90 be- properly approo-
Noi. whilo Cairo merchants are willing 90 sell as
low or lover than the same goods can BE- bought ia
any other western market, her geographical position
yves her other advantages which Will AWAY. hc APP
prsia.o ~ lhrsvd close buyers.
FLOUR has been In large demand 90 the trade and
orders, which aye principally Tor the lower grades
Prices, without having undergone any material
changes. arc yet inclined TO be easier sass reported
AZ 30, sgperhne as~....................,.... 30
80 ss. sprns ~, 20
rs Dds Fsl, A,,,.,. ,..,,,,.,,..' 90
sol bS, XXX sas I5s7 %
2.5 IBIS choice Xxx Is
66 h- ,i nc g w i,,. al i;c;1 20 80 ,S7 IS
IlBRAN is higher, aud oN held ~ .lT 20 per ton IN
blk aud ~ % IN sacks, 700 sacks sold city mills
CORN-'rhc only ealc that tr,n.pirea va one Of
30 sacks white a, Sc, wh.ch b an advance
r1auJ l'c IN hulk, or ser in new buraps one car m
second hand iUraps sold a, 80.
NAY has been IN good .einand a. atoni sane rate
delivered. at SIS 90 car, ~ ted, dsly AZ slf co.
ears Rod Tor, dey'd At So 30, and car Timothy ON
PROVISIONS have been lp very limited requcs! to
IS o.. ucrtcs Lard a. ~, ANA u kegs at 2IIse
CORN MEAL has been m limited supply with far
demanI 90 6h, ~. u lots Al 81 - Tor steam dried
BuTrER-strlctly choice sesame and IN demand.
Al other grades are plenty and dull. 20 pkgs choice
Northern sold a go kegs prime at 81 aud stubs
EGGS-Our market la.t evening wa. entirely bare
Fresh 9 r,, would yeat,ly '9mmanh sls2r'
pretty well supplied u coop' spring chickens sold
~; Sa,s3 q 10 ns.pay NE 1 % rate 10 eooP'
APPLES are in good demand for choice yGuelie
sny 81 bb.s sold At s. ooo's S9s 20 per hbl' and
viii sess Of III !. 6o. a, s. 5os3p e per IT,
CAhLAGE-.a crate. sold At IS 0per 100,
GROCERIES, are hrm on all descriptions with
FREIGiITS are active and arv and shipments
ent forr ard without any delay 81 this point
BUTTER
O ,oee Northern IN frNns aud tub............. ASS
Prlme.,..'..' Ss5,
ram 10 uo1d"'''''.'''''' b 10 ~
BACCiNG.
INDIA sfctoe rys''
Temp biggn"~'.. ''''''''''' '''''''''"''- &c
NV dunnies , ~ .s'"
buIlaps. ...'',..."''''2 sssas
Railing iwlne''''.' '''.'''''' eS.s
sewing IWnc pcsoN
Jnte Twise .'"''' 'ess@
CHEESE.
Ohio and New YORK Factory
New York thedheF..........,. ls1s9s
Pine Apple
CRACKERS
soda......."...'...... e butter ''"''"''''"''"e
Pc Nlc............ sugar l5N
CIeaut........... lee l0c
Crsrknslis....,.... spc Aeaed.-.......-.....l6e
COFFEE
pnme ''''''' 90
Common do ...ss,aSso
CANDLES-sag, lghl weight.,..,...-..... $500. lIe
CEMEkTln barrels. ..,...r,.,..".--...... oo92I 10
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Mr.. John Madden is making very salts
tory Roadway with the carpenter
rk on the fine public school building
Anna. When completed the building
ll be one OF the most elegant in appear
CO, and convenient in arrangement,
Southern Illinois. In point OF cost
ID architectural beauty it will, probab-
stand second only TO the Fourth
|rd school building in Cairo.
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Tho Aca1.m, ofsctsnrc

\ meeting Of the Cairo Academy Of
encc was held last evening NJ the
ms Of the society, aud adjourned 10
ct tonight at the same place at Z!
lock precisely. All members are par
ulauy requested to attend as matters
importance Will be brought forward
consideration and action.
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~ You Wnnl

Ma'arsl 90 make n dollar bottle II the bcst Hair Re
.toro' ever used for restoring gray hair to IT, org
taaI color, send e. cents for % pln.agc.
SO You want
N.re White Teeth, Healthy Gums, aud aswect breath
send f1r our TURKISH uENTWFIcE. price, 3j
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1nder's Chill Cure Never Fails.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-12

Linen sheeting II quarters wide, 81 rs
cents per yard, at ReilIy's. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-11

finest steamers ever built FOR the western wa.
tiers. and Is we'll ohlcered.
The splendid City of Cairo, Capt. J. w.
Malin, is the regular packet for Memphis and
way points this evening.
Our merchants and shippers should rcmem-
Der that the Mollie Hambleton is the regular
Cairo and Memphis packet tomorrow Fri
day. evening. In sustaining her they should
take into consideration the fact that they arc
doing themselves and our city as much ben
eft as they do to this nice little packet and
her meritorious officers. N
Thirteen steamers, including the six boats
belonging to the A. & NJ. s. 8. Co.. and the
Great Republic, Thompson, Dean, Mollie
Able, Bismarck, Commonwealth, Lizzie Gill,
and Mississippi have entered into an arrange
ment to run in connection with each other
from st. Louis to New Orleans, leaving st.
Louis every AZ hours and making 20 day
trips. The boats are to leave punctually
whether loaded or not, so that shippers and
passengers can have reliable time from
which to make their arrangements, and not
be compelled to wait in suspense two, three,
or four days, while at othcr times, two or
three boats pass in one day. OF course one
Of these boats viii leave Cairo every other
day-the Ruth being the first
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y,OCAL RRHyJTIrS.

Call at Parkers sale stable aud inspect tn
horse Jonson rahod off at 500. The WHINE
finally succeeded in giving away his prize b,
pursuadng friend to take it 'unsight and
unseen" We don't know the naro Of th,
last victim. 80 ifa ri ta.8aH, ~
A sore leg sometimes serves purpose, aftel
all. A broad-mouth boy was munohing d
] hunk Of bread on the market house platform
yesterday, when he was accosted by bread
less boy, hobbling around on one foot.
SAMMY, I say Sammy, IL you'll give me
some of your bread, I'll show you my sore
Leg He got the bread, and complied with
the condition.
1t isa fact that ought to be kept before tho
people, that the city Of Cairo boasts of five
lines of packet steamers, that bring to our
wharves the people and products OF the
country from all points of the compass. I.
behooves our merchants, shippers and people
generally, to throw all the business they can
in the way of the boats forming these lines.
They are Of incalculable benefit TO Cairo, ard
should be encouraged in every possible man.
ner.
The little steamer plying between Cairo
and Memphis brings numerous orders to our
merchants every trip, thus greatly adding to
our business, and widening the knowledge of
the fact that our market, in point of prices,
can successfully compete with st. Louis, Lou
isville or Cincinnati.
The bill abolishing the court of common
pleas is not yet law. The veto of the gov
ernor on the first measure was sustained,
whereupon Senator Mum introduced an
other bill, and under IA suspension Of rules,
hurried it to a vote. 1t is now in the hands
of the house, and the belief is entertained
that it will be killed in committee, or openly
defeated.
Ifparties having books TO donate TO the
public school library will inform the secre-
tary of the library association, Mr.. f. p.
Birmingham, where to call for the books, they
will be collected, covered, labelled as "do-
mated with due credit to the donor and cat
alogued.
A poor miserably clad woman from
Tennessee, was in town yesterday
evening, begging money to pay her way to |
Randolph county. She carried in her arms
nm emacated infant that was fairly parching
from fever. AT the very sight of the dis
dressed creature, the hands of citizens instinc-
lively found their way to the pocket.
The SOL, 900 bonds TO be destroyed by order
# the city council, are simply unsigned
'lanks, having no more binding force upon
he city than an equal number Of comic val
ntines
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby given to the Taxpayers Of
Alexander county, Illinois, that for the pur-
pose OF collecting the state, county, district,
school, special, pauper and court house taxes
row due for the year A. ID. 1868 will be in
ay Office in the city of Cairo during the
month of February, each day from o o clock,
SIN. until o'clock pm.
will be at the store-house of NJ. ID. Gun
sher, in Goose Island precinct on Monday,
Merch lst, 1860.
AT the house Of Thomas Martin, osq., in
Dog Tooth precinct on Tuesday, March
2, 500
Dated at Cairo, III, February |, 1869.
LOUIS MYERS,
sheriff and eSo;icio Collector Of Alexander county,
Illinois. 80 N =. hti fel,sw8t
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DEPARTURES


The weather is clear and beautiful and the
mud has almost disappeared from our side
walks. 1t will take several DAYS, however. TO
clear our streets. May the day not be far
distant when We will be able 10 cover them
with gravel, and protect the sides Of those
which have been raised from washing away
The Mississippi was still falling at st. Louis
at last accounts, but considerable rain is re-
ported and rise Of small magnitude is looked
for.
The Ohio is falling at Louisville and Gin
cnnati, with six feet four inches water in the
chute over the falls. 1t is rising slowly from
Pittsburg to Marietta with nearly seven feet
to flttsbnrg and prospect of about four
feet more water at that point
The Cumberland Is again rising with six
feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Here the river has risen eight inches since
last report, and considerable drift is passing
out of the Ohio.
Business has still further fallen off, and
may now be really quoted dull, MS far as re-
shipments and receipts are concerned.
The Norman added here 100 bbls -four and
few tons assorted freight.
The Belle st. Louis discharged few lots
Cairo freight, and I75 bbls -four, A bundles
sash, 10 doors, for Nashville and a lot OF
scrap IRON for Tennessee rolling mills She
received -irgre 50 tons sundries and is mules
for Memphis.
The Cumberland brought on. 244 pieces
stoves and hollow ware for reshipment to St
LOUIS, three coops poultry, 10 pkgs sundries
Tor reshlpment south, and the following for
Cairo; 4, j Cundih, boxes eggs and butter;
Thomas g. Greer, lao pieces bulk meat, 20
bbls potatoes
The Belle Memphis received about 80 tons
IRON and sundries for St. Louis.
The favorite Armada is the regular mail
and passenger packet for Evansville and all
way landings this evening
The WIN. White, Capt. Northern clerk
Jimmy Beverley, is the regular Cairo and
fadueah packet this evening.
The magnificent Ruth, Capt. b. H. Pegra
Is advertised for New Orleans and al way
points this evening. The Ruth is one of the
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-11

Goldstine & Rosenwater have just opened
a splendid stock of new goods. Their line of
lress goods is very fine and calls for the par
ticular attention OF the ladies. In aomestics,
calicoes, trimmings and notions they present
avery full assortment. All these goods were
bought very low, and will be sold at CORES
ponding prices. Call in there and inspect the
fresh stock The new styles and low prices !;
the great variety and excellent condition of
their goods should I'll their house, from morn
ing until night, with discriminating custom
ers
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-11

A gentleman who is largely interested in
Cairo property denominatcs the citizens OF
Cairo as u community of ''yawners' His
letter is entirely too caustic for publica-
ton, and could serve no good purpose if made
public. There are rival interests eager to
snap up, and employ to our disadvantage, the
very facts which our correspondent charges
to the account of our people. In the Ian
guage of Sergeant Swivel, we beg to assure
our friend that 'things is working to the
advancement and glory of Cairo, notwith-
standing the condition Of affairs of which,
with some justice, he complains. r.H.H
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A Gard.

Clergyman, while residing in South America as u
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for
The cure of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases
Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train
OF disorders brought by banefu and vicious habits
Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and un-
fortunate, will send the recipe for preparing aud
using this medicine, in sealed envelope 10 any Jne
who needs.it, rAxE OF cHAnsE Address,
JOSEPH 7. INAAN,
Station ID, Bible Eouse,
febl-dSm New York City.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-11

The gymnastic class is a success. You can
join it at any time, and Mr.. Birmingham will
give you the drill already given to the class
without extra charge. Ladies and gentlemen
are invited to visit on Monday and Friday
evenings, at Philharmonic hall. febii3ts
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FIRE! T1RE!l F1RE!!!

Water! water i water!!l Great induce
mcnts Bargains bargains The stock of
clothing, furnishing goods, boots, shoes, Sc,
&C., which was saved by Sternheimer Il Marx
ifom the late fire, will be sold at so per cent.
less than cost, at their new place of business,
No. 81 Ohio levee. Call soon and secure bar
gains, as the goods will be sold at a great sac
rifce, nv order of the underwriters.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-11

lhree negroes attempted to play the "ku-
klu2, yesterday evening on a negro family,
living ON Tenth street They entered the
eomicil, disguised in masks, and asked for
water This being supplied, they demanded
"oa' ana being accommodated in this thew
demanded money, At this juncture Il num-
oer OIL negro men happened in, and being an
pred Of the character of their visitors,
sn"tehed of the masks and revealed trio Of
rascals OF their own color. The would-be
kn-kluxes bolted and succeeded in maxine
their escape. .
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For oysters, 60 to Louis Herbert and pro
cure some of his Mobile Shell Oysters.

The bargains given by Goldstine Il Rosen-
water in calicos, muslns, and all staple arti-
tles in the dry goods line, is attracting the
attention of all prudent buyers.tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-11

There will be a cotillion party given this
evening in Coyne's ball alley, corner of Divi-
sion and Poplar streets. An invitation /.
extended to all who take a pleasure in partici.
pating in the dance or in observing others
participate. A good band OF music and com.
petent prompters have been secured. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-11

Pat Collins picked up a small pox case yes.
ierday in the person of Henry Muhler. ana
conveyed it to the sisters hospital, near
TIC Mississippi levee. This hospital contain,
only ten or eleven cases now, most of which
are conyalescing, Jim Brown, negro Is IN
she old barracks treating his own case.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO BONDHOLDERS.

Notice Is hereby gwen to the holders Of past due
Bonds Of the city Of Cairo, that there remains in the
sinking fund, a. provided under Ordinance 10 the sum
OF nine thousand, three hundred and eighty dollars
will receive proposals at my office on Monday Feb
ruary a. 1862 for the sale the city such bonds ON
the terms and conditions speci fled in section of said
ordinance. j. MARTIN,
feblldl0t City Comptroller.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-11

negro barber, named Carpenter, was
hned i've dollars and sent to the calabooso lv
esquire Bross, Yesterday evening for iaggei-
hating his better-half.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-11

Three darkies viz; Samuel Mullen. vii.
Ham sehodold and George Gillepse, being in
the condition Of "hail fellows well met" con-
cluded to give diversity to their pastlme yes
teTday evening, by set-to at fsticuffs. Sew
eFSl blows were generously received and
promptly returned by each Of the parties,
~hena policeman stepped in and invited
them up to the 'squircs office. The old flnc-
iohary sent them all TO the calsboose for six
Gays as a warning that our quiet and dignity
n1'. not be disturbed, even BY u negro, The
hght took place at the low negro den on Com.
Ilercial avenue above Fourth.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-11

The African NJ. 4. Church on Wssbington
Avenue and number of the dilapidaied
buildings adjacent are being torn down.
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NOTICE.
ofhcc Of the Cairo city Ferry Company,
and Valley Ferry lomnanV

anu EAty Ferry company
Cairo. Illinois, February 2, 1869
Notice Is hereby given TO the Stockholders of the
above named companies, that an assessment of six
teen % per cent upon the capital stock thereof has
thus day been made by the Directors and that the
Stockholders required pay the same at the office
OF the treasurer within ten Q0) days from the date
hereof IN accordance with the by-aws of the compa-
MES THOMAS w HAJITDAy Socrator,
feb2dtOi " '''''"',
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A FEW WORDS IN ADVANCE,

Ii IS fact that no one can gainsay, tina
only one candidate will be designated fo
each Of the Offices TO be filed at the approach
iag primary election. As IA natural conse
qIence, "a considerable number of aspirant,
20 doomed 70 inevitable disappointment.
Every person is apt to entertain very
high opinion OF his own merits and popular
i,y and this opinion is often confirmed by the
Battery Of voters. This being true the de-
iested candidate s. prone to attribute his de-
ieat TO unfair mcans--never for "a moment
thinking himself deceived by the assurances
q support given by his fellow-citizcns.
There are five candidates in the field for
nomination for the Office Of city clerk. Four
Of these will have their hopes and expecta-
tons dashed down by the result of tine prima-
~ election. In fact, the larger number of
aspirants will be disappointed, and the smaller
number gratihed.
Now "a the "die is yet to be cast, let every
candidate in the field determine that the pri-
mary election lqH be conducted honorably
aud fairly and let him further determine TO
submit to The result like u man and demo-
erat. The disposition of candidates to attrib-
Ute their defeat 10 any cause except their own
unpopularity Is quite universal. Now let US
have none Of this after next Saturday. II is
with the candidates themselves To shape the
character Of the primary election. Let them
DO this, and submit gracefully TO the result.
The large number Of candidates in the field
furnish source Of infinite qualification to the
radicals. They are waiting, with eager an,ic-
ipaiion, for the day Of "sore-heads." They
arc anxious TO pour brine into the wounds of
defeated candidates; anxious to assure them
that they are badly abused men, and the vic
Tins of the most nefarious chicanery and in.
famous frauds. They are waiting for the
chance to assure the defeated that in a fair
election they would triumph beyond all per.
adventure, and that, In yindcation Of their
own rights and manliness they ought to bolt
and defeat the nominees. Now, for the sake
Of decency, let us have none of this. Let ev-
cry man who thinks that he cannot quietly
submit TO the decision of his Acknowledgements
withdraw from the contest, and not become a
tool Of designing, mischief-makin radicals.
Decide now, and keep the peace hereafter.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-11

Among the negroes who frequent our
wharf, there may be found as shrewd rascas
rs ever picked pocket or broke open bank
vault. One of this character met negro
woman, the other day, who expressed de-
sire to go to Cincinnati. The negro sharper
at once assured her that Il was quite fortu-
nate that she had mentioned her desire in bis
presence; his master was the ticket agent and
he (the sharper) could buy her ticket for
two dollars, the price being three dollars.
The wench was ovcr;joycdof course, and hand
ing her supposed bonemctor a five dollar bill,
started with him to procure the'cheap ticket.
Arriving ut the mouth of a levee cellar, and
admonishing her not to follow him down
stairs, as his master didn allow women down
there, he descended, himself, passed out the
back way, and made off with the money. The
woman never heard Of him afterwards.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-11

The new city charter is, by this time, law.
The voters Of Cairo will therefore be called
upon to elect a select council, or senate to
our present house Of representatives.
II has been alledged and with much truth
too, that many of the evils that have arisen
under the different administrations Of our
municipal government are chargeable to
hasty, or badly digssted legislation. The sec
ond board provided for is intended rs pre-
ventive in that particular it being held that
any measure that passes through both bodies
will be very apt to be well matured. Pre-
requisites to scat in the select council are
$1,000 worth Of real property, white skin,
and age covering the period of thirty years.
The applicant for a seat must also be a resi-
dent of the ward from which he is elected,
and the possessor ofincontrovertible evidence
that he is classablo with the masculine gender.
The election will probably take place at rs
early day us practicable, in order that both
boards may enter upon discharge Of their
duties at the commencement of the next fiscal
year.