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~ Mr.. R. w. Russell. northern gsn,lem an.
has purchased The Choat farm, near Norfolk,
Va. for s6s per asre-Sl0,250. IL is TO be used
ey The American Fibre Company.
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GEN. SHERIDAN is visiting Senator Sprague
at Narragans sett Pier.
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a rwOoD's PATENT CURED TIsH.

. nutS attention TO . article Of Fish
irnai0n CURED FISH ,-Atwood's Pa:ent.
~ ~ isom tne rsso caught hsh. Daeksd In 10 10.
sooos1 0oses The nsh we think veil suited for
M.I ~ 10 PRONOUNCED Q very superior
900 S' IN, opp Metro politaa Hstsl.
Je-$e Dubli AMI
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GENERAL SHERMAN AT THE SPRING.
FIELD AR MORY.

SPRINGFrKLp. Mass, July 2i-tfeneral
sherman visited the United States Armory A
TINS place to-day, and was received with ths
usual salute.
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~The great National Horse Fair will BE-
held ms year al Williamsport, Pa September
TO 10, inclusive.
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ERRING RCT NARIE

LINKING But NOBLEs
SELL HELP FOR YOUNG MEN, who hsvins
Erred, ceslre better ASHOOD. sent 10 sealed
letter envelopes free of charG,. Address HOW.
Phllaie lphia. Pa nv 10 an3m
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JUDGE FISHER, Commissioner OF Patents,
left Washington this morning for his home al
Gil cinna.i, where he Will remain for a month
with his family. During his absence the duties
of the Office Will be attende TO by Hon ). H.
Hodges. senior officer of the Board OF Exami.
nprs
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l1ARyKY 4 HOLBIN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ICE CREAM, WATER ICES, CHABLorTEs.
J1LLIES, &c.
267 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of uth street

We most respectfully announce to our numerous
patrons and the public. that, in connection with
our extensive Restaurant and Dining Rooms for
Ladies and Gentlemen. We have made the most
extensive pre- paration for man ufa acturing
ICE CBEAM, WATER ICES,
IBOZEH CUSTARD, CHARLOTTE DE RUSSE,
FROZEN PUNCHES, JELLIIS, &C.,
Retail "Ai
Our selection 81 Creams have been made from
the princi pal dsiries OF Orange county N Y
P@nsylvanis, Delaware, and Virginia.
Hlattering ourselves With the belief that We can
faniiarity with the business, We noet reopect-
fully solicit liberal shars Of patronage, and will
liberal deduction Viii be made to Festiysis and
Fairs Particular attention paid to furnishing 2
FAMILIES by any quantity they may desire, dsliv;
We will serve in our saloons TWENTY DIP-
inrINa innrrIrNNfFIAynsS IA nr 81 5 C46A1s; IO1s, Ca Ar
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New York Flour and Grain Market To- -day.
NEW YORK, July 2i-FIour I5a25 cents bet
ter. Wheat la2 cents better. Corn lac cents
better
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THR COMMISSIONER or lNrERNA- REVENUE
has appointed a commission OF five eentlem an
from his bureau 70 examine and report upon
all instruments or contrlvances for cance!ling
revenue stamps. The iustruments will b. left
with air. T.. W. E,dri'g. clerk in charge OF
the stationery ssc.Icn Of the Office. and must be
presented on or before the lst day OF Saptem.
Der, 1859.
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Ii OsS LYNN HOUS

Ox rae Hsighfs opposite Gs9rss,OIrH.
treat IL open for the entertainment nt vc.FA3
Of guests In Inviting the pstroasge of Ac.slk4
the public the proprietors deem II only necessary
Call attention 10 Its hi b, airy, anl Cool locs
mon. and tire unsurpassed views presented from
every point OF the well appointed and shsfT
grounds s1d to pledge. IN andI tiOn 90 these great
IaiCTsi sysntsRes, that Its l8rGer and bar Will be
sept Cou stantly supplied with srsTgfhi the most
fsstidlOCs taste can desire. The cooking shall be
gnexselled. the attention prompt AMI polite, and
the charges reasonable.
~ E5sslynn may be rescbed BY the AluedEct
Bridge. b. the Long Bridge VIA Arlington
either route sfOrding a pleasant drive through
scerery of historic interest
Je23tf SYKES & CHADWICK, Proprietors.
STOCKTON HOTEL.
- CAPE MAY, " J,
VIII CTEN OS THE - TIL OF JUNE, 1stp.
This Hotel has been erected within the past year,
affords ample accommodation for nearly n
Cne thousand gues.s, and IL furnished FEAV
e0ual % any Of the leading hstels In the k::iIs
United States
For terms, &c until then, address
PLTER GARDNER. Proprietor,
No. S01 Walnut street,
eleoem Philadelphia, Pa.
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II OOR u q.
Hysu want your RoO1 made Fire and Wstsr
Preof for q or 10 yesrS-verrsntsd-at about half
'as0"'' " 10 Lx3 '~s"'
ne unriyaled IILr and e0AIOstTtOn n0Or
and ah streets. RsDsirs TO old roof promptly
made and warranted. Material always on hend
end for sale. A. D-Sm'
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TH8INCoNR TA1.-Tte attention Of the Com.
missioner of Internal Revenue having been
called to the fact ,nat there are large numbers
ofreputed wealthy CITIZENS in this District who
have Iersis,ently refused to pay any income
tax, and give NO at:ertion to notices served
upon them, the Commissioner has notified
The Collector that be will be held TO strict
accountability for The cllection OF the income
tax from them
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THROU0R LINE BRrWEEN WAsHIH0rOy
. fhihARItfhlA' INV Yosh. AND On

WAsHIyefoN, 1853.
Trains between wASHINGTON AND NRW
1Obk are nov run as follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, sttso@a oaasss Of ea,s
Leave dsily EXCEPT sunday at 4. NJ, and
:45 and p. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sunday as . A. n. agd
:4S and $40 p. II.
Oh SUNDAY.
Lesys for New York Ut SAC 2. L., and Phils.
Dhia at sac r. n.
coping can fer Nsv York On r. u. train
y.
Through tickets TO PhilsdslDhia, uSV York or
Boston can be had as the Seatoa 00ce at sl ho urs
\ the day. Also, q the Oompanys Once, No.
800 Pennsyivsnis svelle. Passengers Darchasin0
tickets at the Avenue o0cs can there arrange %
have their baRSAOo called for and checked ct thsP
residence, taken ~ depot, end Dat IN the %.
gaSe car;
i0r sshsaols & be- 5styssn Warrington, Baltimore, An.
IL. WILSON 0astef OF 3rsnoDortaHfen,
i, y. COLE, General TiekeS Agent.
nos GEO. .. K00NTz. Agent. Washington.
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CHANGE THBM RoUND.-The Commiss on pr
OF Internal Revenue is Of opinion that the good
OF the service may i've promoted by changing,
occasionally, supervisors from one district to
another. ltis not improbable that such changes
may be made soon, and perhaps IN the Stlta
of PENNSYLVANIA.
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.
ADJUSTMENTS.

(ELAss WORkS-MR WILLIAM L.. BAKER
~ ~ill open bis Museum THIS EVeNING. and
give exhibitions EVERY kVENING this wee K /,
AZ tht fIith Island Baptist Church, ID street, be-
tween - and eth streets, Island. Pre- eeds for
m tenenf Of the Church. Tickets - Cents;
IhlIcren lU Cent. Jy 2l-5tr
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asvsrnusns aeeurisiss

wAsHINefoN, July "a, Ices.-Jay UooEs Il
Go. furnish the following suotatisLs Of oov-
eminent OScQ rites:
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. ROSS 4 W Al 8 II,

~ ROSS a W ALSH,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Z BROKERS
No. 32s PRNNA. AVENUE, South Side.
Between 6h and 7th streets west
.,.r ssssGx sAsG GRossA WHssA
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THB VACANT SUPERvIseRsHIP.-A strong
influence is being brought 10 bear upon - ,ra-
tary Boutwell, for the appointment of l. y.
Barbour, as Supervisor of Internal Revenue
for Massachusetts, Rhode Island, aud Con-
necticut. Commissioner Delano is said 10
favor the appointment OF Mr.. b, and II is
probable that Secretary Boutwell, Will agree TO
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wi AND MISSOURI CURED
II A u s
NV. BURCHELL,
under Ebbttt House.
leu corner l4th and II streets.
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S:!5IS
d STRDBT.

A. kOCH,
Importer OF WINES, LIQUORS, and depot OF
Snith's Philsd. irhia DRAUGHT ALE and P0R-
TBR. cid BRANDY ana WHISKY, Old MAICA
Sss 81 Ck0iNX sh tHfS sHfHr And wISEs tSE
CLAkRT WINES. CIGARS, EOINBUR0H
ALE, LONDON PORTkR, IaP0RT1O SELF
ZlR WATER 1868. Je8lm
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IIMEi LIMIil
LINE III

h1ih4i LinAi LIHBiiI
iurpish their WOOD BUR RNf Ii RI r ~ tbs;s A.
pots, Mary land avenue and ioth strSet "a Nc
l3s Cnion street, Aiexapdrla, Va. ChosS Ana of
good quality. JOHN PErTIBONE
yleso2W Agent for Uomnanv
100000 p fk,sks WxskrR f2s ssee5. e55.. sT s, y;
street. between 9th and 7fh or at the Ariington
Brick works, lear south end OF the Long Bird ..
yyl4saw6w
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SALT WATER BATHING.

This fsvorite resort having been Thoroughly
renovated, with increased cottages and IA
other Accommodations, will be opened VesyR
fer The reception OF visitors on the &Ss&Sx
FIRST OF JULY. when the subscriber soliclts .
eoDtinustion CT patronage.
Board per so
4 OO
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Ex.Pfeeioent Fillmore, Thurlow Weed
Governor Hoffman. John u. SAKE, (who reads
his own poetry to the pretty girls on the Con-
gress piazza,) Commodore Vanderbilt, Hon
: John Morrisey, Henry Smith, OF ths Chicago
Republican, E. Hepple Han, the author OF a
wTetched Tourists' book, are here. Rober
Beall OF the Hudson Taylor store, General
kelton, Mrs. Commodore Davenport, Mi IS
kelton, Il. s. Turner and wife, George H.
Farrar. and T. NJ. Sullivan are among the
Washingtonians at the VARIOUS hotels.
There are hosts Of Cubans here. They drive
the most magnificent teams. swear at the cold
weather and drink everything bu, spring
water. ....
Saratoga has now some twenty hotels and
thirty tprings-the latter possessing. like the
former, very different qualities. The springs
discovered within a few years are now hand.
somely inclosed and are doing well-especially
the White Sulphur. OF course the Congress,
Columbia, Empire, Excelsior, High Rock, and
Washington Springs are doing as well as ever.
Thermometer TO day 67 degrees. ZgrA.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

A ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
"A LIGHT HOUSE COTTAGE"
The Rest lscsti1 on the Island mostA IA
convenient 20 the surf Good and safe a.
bathing. Through in two hours from ~:
Philsdelpbis Terms mosersie.
Jyl6-ln- JONAH W9OTON, Proprietor.
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-. .....ss--.-.. ...-----.sss-.--.ss---.. W.
MIS-. XM. mIICHELL.

STEAMERS LEAVE WASHINGTON WE'D
NEsDh1. {. clock an FRiBAY, o.c!Oys a
M. sATnRDAY. O'Clock m AMI LEAVE
bALTIMokG TUESDAY,4 IN. SATURDAY
~ m. Touching. going and returning, At the
Point. Ie25
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22
Fifty Years Ago.

With some Of our very old settlers.
such as John Bird, some OF the webbs,
Hooppaws, Athertons, and Lackeys, the
name attached to the following note,
may stir up memories of the long ago,
when Cairo was unthought OF, and the
country round about was q wild and I'M
broken wilderness: .re4si
Rancho Blanco, Texas,
June IL, 1869 :
Editors Cairo Bulletin :'-Having, In the
Spring of 1920, In connection with +, T.
Hutchings, put up and finished the first
building "a frame, since burned) ever
erected at the mouth of the Ohio-then
known as Birds Point naturally feel
wish to know of Exchanges the inter
vening half century has wrought Your
paper, true reflex OF the country and
times, you will oblige me by forwarding
the same to the address OF
n Yours Respectfully,
J. r. CLEVELAND.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22
Masonic Excursions TO paducah.

Masonic Excursion TO Paducah.
The Masonic Fraternity of Cairo pro.
pose to join their neighboring brethren
in the celebration of st. Johns day, in
Paducah. With that view, the spacious
steamer Underwater has been char
tered, and win leave our landing at an
early hour on the morning Of the oath.
A fine band Of music will accompany
the excursionists, so that those who may
feel inclined to join Ia the dance may do
80 TO their satisfaction The public gen.
orally is invited TO join in the excursion,
and 1t Ia quite probable thata number OF
families, not connected with the order,
will accept the invitation.
1t Is expected that the brotherhood at
Mound City will turn out. and Q large
delegation will probably go up from Me-
tropolis. Should the day be fair one,
there will, most likely, be large delega-
tions down the river from Shawneeto wn,
golconda and SmithIsnd, the whole
forming one Of the largest assemblies Of
Masons ever seen In this country.
Fare, for the round trip, So so.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22
Ask all who use "Barreu's."
Nearly Gone. and some Suggestions

Nearly Gone, and Some Suggestions.
The smallpox has almost entirely dis
appeared from our midst, the only cases
of which we have any knowledge being
10 far convalescent as to remove any
danger OF the spread Of the disease
through contact.
smallpox, as a general thing, comes
at the bidding of filth. 1t makes It's APP
pearance In the low hovels Of the me-
groes, where noiscme smells. vermin and
reeking nastiness find their abode, and
upon such abhorrent provender grows
and fiourishes. individuals Of clearly
persons and habitc are liable to attacks
Of IL, but through contact or infection
only. They never "breed 1t" nor foster
It.
We would suggest, therefore, to the al.
thy portion Of our black population land
white also) the propriety Of "cleaning
up" A monthly, even daily application
OF water To their flesh will not prove hurt.
full, although the effects may prove
"queer" And q periodical change oil
linen-say once every. Christmas, or oft.
ner, will be attended by wholesome re.
suits. We charge nothing for these sug.
gestions, and IL anybody falls sick In
consequence Of adopting them as rule
Of life, and shows his sincerity by dying,
Well write him an obituary that will
make his relations feel SO proud that
they will utterly deny their parentage
and claim descent from some noble
"Ghuke.n See II we don't
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22

A heavy rain fell for some hours yes
terday evening, but ceased In time TO
allow the sky TO become almost clear Of
clouds before dark. Lightbut somewhat
threatening clouds are plentiful to-day,
and the temperature Is so warm as to
cause US to anticipate more rain.
The Mississippi Is still rising at St.
Louis, and the rivers above that port are
generally swelling. Considerable rain
Is reported. ..rt. ttge,,,r.
The Ohio Is stationary ut Pittsburg
with three and half feet water In the
channel, and falling at Louisville with
six feet seven inches In the chute over
the falls.
Here the river has risen five inches
since last report. ..,,..,
The Virginia broke her larboard shaft
when five miles above Vicksburg and
came up on one wheel as far as IA point
about As miles above Memphis when her
other shaft broke also, and she will be
compelled TO have q towboat to tow her
to Cairo for repairs. She had slim trip
which was turned over to the Alaska.
Business is moderately brisk on the
river. ,.,. 90. ,.,.,
- The Talisman brought out 40 hhds to-
bacco for reshipment east per Blue Line
cars, and A ditto for New Orleans. She
had tremendous trip Of freight and peo-
pie to Paducah. She lays over here I'M
til tomorrow evening in order to take
the same passengers home from the Ma
sonic celebration at Paducah.
The White brought 40 bbls meal for
Memphis, @ tons metal, 10 bundles spokes,
] hid tobacco for Cairo,
The Robt. f. Lee received here 80 hhds
tobacco, 1,0i0 bbls flour, AZ SKIS oats and
several lots sundries.
The VIM. White, Capt. Northern,
leaves here, as usual, this evening for
Paducah.
The Quickstep, Capt. Dexter, is the
regular packet for Evansville this D m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22

9 The youngsters. OF the town took pos
session OF the circus ring this morning,
and had circus on their own account
Their attempts to throw somsrsaults
were laughable only to lockers on. They
could throw . half q somersault as good
As anybody, but each boy seemed to be
satisfied after one trial! And "a for pyr.
amiding-that was their forte. 1t en-
dangered the Limbs Of the little boys on
tor only, and consequently II was . fea.
ture Of the chow that Was In great favor.
Had not . gentleman looker-on inter-
ferred and stopped the show, II is quite
probable that 1t least . half dozen OF the
smallest boys present, would have been
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22
The Cairo prx-...rk. q, Msmphi..

The Cairo Dry.docks" are now In
their place at Memphis, full.handed with
business, and giving employ ment to one
hundred and fifty men. The docks were
two days making the trip TO Memphis,
and the whole of the third day in max
ing the landing from the point above,
because OF a severe wind that blew of
the Arkansas shore.
Capt Geo. w. Streeter Is still with the
docks, but will remain only long enough
10 complete soms unfinished business.
The Msmphis papers are enthusiastic
over the acquisition. The Avalanche
says: ave regard the establishment Of
the dry-docks here as the commence
ment OF new era In our business his
tory" We are not bit jealous. on the
contrary, we hope the Men,phlans will
realize, in the workings on the docks, all
their present sanguine antlcipatlons.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22

II you want good stove, OF tlnware
hollow-ware. copper or sheet-iron ware,
tin roof, gutter, or anything In that line,
call on A. Fraser, Commercial avenue,
beteen Eleventh and Twelfth street,
where he has moved to, and fitted up the
largest and most complete shop In
Southern Illinois.
Particular attention given to steam
boat and mill work, copper smithlne
and sheet iron work, such as chimneys,
breecher escaping steam-pipes, &c.
apr24d6m -.f..
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22

Three Men whip = sleeping Man, Easy.
One Of the men connected with Noyes'
Crescent City Circus INDUCED In over
doses Of the "forty on Saturday
evening, and feeling the effects very
sensibly, coiled himself mp under the
canvass, and commenced counting the
''drowsy." How long he had slept he IL
not prepared to say, but his nap was
rudely cut short by three Of his fellows
who mounted him and, with clenched
fists, applied blow to every square inch
Of the surface Of his body. He was
awakened by blows on the face, and was
lead to suppose, for moment that he
.ad been caught out in q shower Of grape
dot, SO thick, fast and furious did the
foix hostile fists Of his irate comrades rain
-nows on his head and body. When the
litree "brave fellows" had pouaded him
St, much ~ they felt inclined, they
erased, leaving him wounded to an ex-
mt that called for the offices of sur
cuson. t.x Li,r
anThe wounded man is still In the city,
mas injuries being sufficiently severe toIay
elm up, probably for week or ten days.
g'He was assailed, most likely, because
Pound too drunk to assist in the removal
of the circus traps to the Steamboat. An
unusal amount of labor, consequently,
fell 10 the lot OF his fellows, and hence
their uncomfortable anger
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22
Lightning.

Save your lives and property. A.
Fraser is agent for the copper scroll light
ming rod company and will I'LL all orders
promptly. Call at once and have them
put on your buildings. This IL the best
and safest rod now made. shop on Com.
mercial avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth street. apl2id3m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22

The roof OF the new school house has
Deen leaking for some time past, and has
loosened the plastering In the upper
school-room. a batch has fallen Oft, and
the appearance ofthe room has been
considerably marred. r. -r., ...F.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22

AT u meeting Of the school directors
yesterday, Mr.. Joel q. Morgan was cho-
sen rs principal OF the Cairo Public
schools during the ensuing scholastic
year. Mr.. Morgan has shown himself
Q devoted friend Of popular education,
and Is doubtless familiar with all the i'm
proved methods alike In matters OF In.
struction and school government In
the management Of the High School he
will doubtless bring To his aid an able
and experienced assistant, so that be
may devote q reasonable portion OF his
time in the other departments.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22
We understand that Mr.. 8. P. Wheeler

We understand that Mr.. =. r. wheeler
mas resigned his Office OF school director,
the resignation to take effect immedi-
ately. IL.
The position % school director Is n
thankless one, yet we hope to see Mr..
Wheeler worthily succeeded.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22
Barclay Brothers Barretts agents
Cairo, Illinois. June % d&wlw

DIR. Austin, SURG con dentist, extract
teeth without pain, and in the insertion
of new teeth, singly OF in sets. gives the
most complete satisfaction, Rooms,
Commercial avenue, between Eighth and
Ninth streets. Jl6lw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22

Persons requiring the services of first
class dentist, should call at the rooms Of
DIR. Austin, over the store Of Messrs. Ell
lilo It, Haythorn Il Co. jl6lw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22
A young married lady, in a frantic

A young married lady, In a frantic
frame Of mind, made her appearance In
the third ward, yesterday, furiously ges-
ticulating and threatening all kinds Of
direful vengeance against her husband.
He was n brute, she said, and she would
have nothing but his hearts blood. The
unfortunate fellow was hid behind n pile
OF brick, and when his wife left the To-
cality OF his hiding place, he scampered
off at rapid pace, evidently believing
that his better-haif meant what she saidt
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22
lee for the fourth ward.

Hereafter a supply OF ice will be kept
for sale on the corner of 18th and Poplar,
at the same rate as furnished by other
dealers. May q n.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22

Charles Schoenmeyer, at the Egyptian
saloon, corner OF Tenth street and Wash
ington avenue, has just received a fresh
supply of the celebrated Seltzer Water
and Weis Beer. Call and see him. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22
"Barrett's" makes new hair.
What ha. become Of the Union county

What has become Of the Union county
'Herald?-Cairo Times.
The publish ers deigned to submit the
initial number TO our Inspection; but
stopped there with decisiveness that
leads US to apprehend call for the re.
turn Of 1t, and with thanks for the use
Of il. fthe Herald thinks 1t can get
along without exchanges, let it go on,
and it will see what 1t will see.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22

The Sunhower Billiard saloon, on Ohio
Levee, is furnished with the latest styles
OF tables, and the bar supplied with the
most excellent liquors. Free lunch Is
spread every day at 9 a. m. and 10 p. m.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22

The city comptroller, MIR. o. p. Lyon,
IL lying at his home In this city, quite Ill
OF fever. II Is probably the result Of ex-
posure while In the discharge Of his duty
ss asseasor
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22

The custom house will be put under
roof during the coming fall. The pres
ent appropriation, by tight TT, will be
sufficient TO do this.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-22

chiItf oa"r his reduction will induce all
20 go who have taste for wonderful,
chaste and elegant arenic sports aud
pastimes.