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New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
Situations Mant.S- -TlaIss.

FFHE SUBSCRIBER, having some spare time,
4 wishes AGENCY for something that will bring him
References given Address JOHN HORSKY, Waerburv Conn
NVANTED-A SITUATION 10y n colored man
W PORTER that used work and willing anything
Eout store: o. steady disposition Adfes for three cal
G. b.. tt No - jGIauttt
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Corporation 1otitts.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pub,ic notice IS
" hereby gwen the orne serT-1 o. orr i."i
Iols,s ard lots iuPracl ulngn'ld l4 Affected 'l' t
have usta r1int.r atl lf in e
o.e Of goIs ol Asig or eIaas1 By al gsol ia'efso
2l frd t'h
-F.r building swes 10 Edfiys hrisssH Dsr-, u Br
itgon streets: ia bseH Boone ltl uruce u
Dsancsy Hr-tua Do NvuI frrei Do
Crsudj IN Moaor street teacr Jackson aua
Iui Bro Chs tttvstu tgrvarf nu 'fi street
bull u ti rlt 1I avenues hfiret ait arf M
sire,ts btiErsa 81 Esd 2'gl ,lfrrts.
a t.e
Lots0f GrouHd Lots pieces aHi parcels oi Land 1T
uatsdon
h from HHl o. 'l 'tfrss
aud to s Of s -ivt ham ~ I,
~ alec hl t % m .Ir. l e. o d. ave -o boih
~ I'd ud gd streets oa p W lso l, iolil SIDE
Of alh street from "a 60 ~
2gHoiL Elrdge te;rcsu pt1ser dui E1iou
both ~ Catl tfsi tifrsl BoHs ar ilr.r
10th Of CuItA gTct between Ir4Irr aI hE
lugn to beth sides n GI e,t beisccL boarefle1f uI
Grand trcs also Af cost ef f-s NJ @ Lf.tay 1rc1 p"nf
fal Grad isr. aU he u9lrI 'tc " N.ou bftFsfa
fain Ef1iraJ H,tr, street ts usisy eide q Jte,,H
Madison O. suy streets. l rlrs Of So street
from Jackson 60 Corat street alec bot ilts % Ctly e. hs
Coheais street O. Easi slreei.
JBoh es Of Ch aleu1e both tes Ch 1u 3.I
10 "a streets also b s,t II M at'e ion ~ 20 -il streets
aId ulo opposed o. tg fa.t Etf N '.c.
q1eI present thtf ol a trtr g. H. HART tlHrrsn
" The Board Of tD t.e no q ttarrrf street. sC.
SsN Count House vr atT on be date " l Lote
y B HAE1
RICHARD TWEED. ly.-t.,,....--.
THOMAS h. AhiEN. ''-'' 70 '-''.'''@
RICHARD AZ. NhSHY. J
Ofs Board of Assesss Nra CHI. illu,e 3d. 'ma.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.

(DRPORAIION NOllCE.
~ PUBLIC NOTICE r lcrthy given 90 TIE
occupants s ous tl Its 1ploy Lands
Affected thereby that te ouinx Ascru have been completed
and are iAe 0ee 0f Le DoaI- Oi Als r EXAMINATION
all ueTtOus l1tecstei. tI:
feT laying AcOT0u pavement a. Great JoBstt, ZION LIoad
vhT the BoEeTy.
AFosyl Seolsoa pl'euea. Iapise aon Sixth 70 Ser
euls.
3l-Por bullnr HutdreIanl oarssnih,t from
Avenue Futsrc Tho ls embraced by such Asssrrut,
cute m tie several ou'es li Lots oi eua yeAlt Lo piece, and
parcels land situated
youesSt Broadway the Bovsry
the extent Of hail the block o. tie irtrarcng streets
2BOh sides Of Hal place. from Sixth 10 beyeutlst 70 ue extent
Of bali tie block on TIE Itertret.us ftrrrtL
J-BOh Of Hultr iUleerih a. from Aferne 20
FrtAye; also from aaGiall four
tsclh point distant l5l uorlHy tLcrroa. an pe,s
Hfceted aud who
opposed the either of e rcqIesi 10 Icll
their objections IL writing 10 HART Clannau Of the Board n
AeIors at their Office No. o. ChaheTt Basement Of Ntu Court
House, within 20 days from the tsts OF t-Ii notice
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DUY TAINTORs SHORE LINE GUIDE
ID .ni,lnlr, cnnred aps aud de.crrioa Of a siaio-t

ID cootilnag coore n'Pi a1d de,erP'.oa Of aI 'i1i'.
NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FR0M tOOIoI
~ COURTLA ANDT-S -ST-For PHILADELPHIA, 'n het tpo a
NJ M Via Camden p VIA West Pmlade l = " Ee
m a l2tJl .. p . p n. 9-o b. M .-I'
Baltimore WashiagtaaS 30 IA, l2:Jj p in, 9A ? A- "
south snd South. .West-S: 30 a M, 9;2O' p m. o,,..
FOR THE WEST-9:i0a H.. 1890 NJ, Ne ? n ~ ~,
The $40 aud p E.s through 10 tincHes .. ~
lint Silver Palace Setprg Cars on T. E
through aud Cbeso without eange ca'
SUNDAYS excepted. and on those dars ou NJ if4A
lice running through CAcsga ~ vv,urg les 1T
Nav To- lFa r. ". JACKSON General SUP tr..'e.-
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Stezntbuats anO gaiIroaHs.


Stszn,buats anO gaiIruaHs.
CPECIAL NOTICE-The NORWICH AND
- LIZ Ss 70, H9 m oS S aSs P 5 EpR 9a; e
RMOyE from Pier No. 50 oeeugd b. ' line the past
Poo, and w,t PIER 9s: ss a. H. \ r., h for p,
GER % % 90 ',',TS @ g wa y of @ a' sa T Sol be & &
SssLondon Northern Soea and Worcester Railroads at Put
B,oa f a ssi sa SSsa ] worcester aS SGsd c6Gu @
A'ii Fd1 ouI il: : @l & gSiG ~ s a. apd 3 lai aso ,
'-'''' IE SHORT ir Aseat
PUY TAINTORs CITY OF NEW-YORK
s s i el ' .ss sS@ A in EiE 'fa Ii' %
NEPTUNE LINE of STEAMERS for
~ PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON DAILY.
% p ~. from iier q n r., foot o. kq'r,aes;
rSt A. rics Cgrer AZ p,ts,eres aii poo5 AMI Prov
aad Prov worcester r. m s nro-iiat y ~
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
L THg LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT RIVER
..,, - STEAMERS n tn TIE NJ WORLD Ls2,,,,,ov,
oae Of s above vi, No q Norih River RvERT
@1 ~ q oss' R rai S W,'i and Ssrh Rsias ieaSs
eoaaens from wr.i .ad North iaroagh
Freight received aan the hosr Of aeraTIaIs
A LBANY and TROY.
Igil: yInglEP sad p bER Il. a'.',s,' 70
A'nr on AoNpAf, Nay ~ etvas .t'ss''t ai ain and
lo-i Susqueauna Railroads point, West
hrrZ - Nest FoGt Ne"buFgh fousketisci hlaelecE OA
aui Aailoa
COR GLEN COVE and ROSLYN-Landing
NE"k SANDS FONT MOTIFS DOCK aud GfEE WOOD.-Seansr
SAwASAEG leaves Pee..p EyERi AFlF6NoOS susiiys *.
Monday ComHatauon ck muaths. Packages
uche' ard Transient fares greatly reluesL
EOR NORWALK and DANBURY.- Railroad
WHiE leaves % Fi' Per 10 s. T. @ iSss sTcr airsSos Al
245 aed Tbuysevenhs UcocL Rutuiug leaves NoNa
5'5 the as Of he Darbar and Ees!ayea us.E' Pare,
IS certs, Excursion Ticket 81 -
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
4 FIELD AND THk NORTH. FaEs, a. Scameu leave Peck
Sip for New Haven At 9b and u cahneetos wa tie Railroad
II ID. q II. SMTrH's STEAMBOAT LINE for
~ loEkcrs Hastings pebSs FsI agtoH Tnrytewn, Macs
az 6S @ fs Esrr n n g,iy st5.9o aseJ sSon'
Partcglas st 'ls ohes on Pier NO o. = LANk Aseat
COR RONDOUT, Poughkeepsie, and New
u bargh. landing az CoZZENS, CORNWALL. MILTON HARL-
BORO and ESOPUS Steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL aud JAS W.
BALpwlS leave pier Tot oflarrea.st. daily st4P u.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and Points on Housa-
4 Naugauek EarOGl-Ese D. Steamers leave Caha.
rns slip At y noon AID so Leave Thirty youriIst K r. At
$40
HARTFORD direct-State of New-YOrl and
connecting Springfield Chcopee Hoyohe, Nobamptoa
Bptteb,ro H. &c Fare ' class 8 IS; q class. 81 IS
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
40 INDEPENDENT LINE Tor BALI. WASHINGTON tie WEST
esiyl forwarded by PROPELLER LINE Pier n
MASiINGToS CRY FREIGHT By C. aud r. r. from Pier No. J.
and C. and rcm foot u CouandtsL privilege
MEs Of TIP Wasbngion d. G. a1l return without extra cost
ONLY LINZ aSoj6g ibis ntucement TICKETS GOOD
UNTIL USED Z. W. PERVEiL. Gen. AgL,
No 22o Boadwsy, cor. Barc,yst. NewYOrk
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
6s rn Mail ,ralu FOR Yor.hport and Greerpot
1890 M Rosu Glen Cove Locust valley Huntington and
q.6t, ,n Crssopo,t F.nrss.
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h. b. HART.
RICHARD TWEED.
THOMAS H. ASTEN.
RICHARD ~ HENRY
CROTON AOIJEDUCT BEREAVEMENT.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
" Separate Sealed Proposals. 10. NICHOLSON PANEESr each u
dorse with the title Of the Which relates The Of bidder
and date s ofug will b. received 4 this 0ce uL O'clock
"WEDNESDAY jane 90 1893 from such persons nay he Legally
authorized Scon Pavement The City % Nrwiok Tor
the laying Of that pavement 10 the following oc 70 v Twenty
fouht, from First 10 MADISON Twenty enhat. from fth
KiIthaves Th from Fh 20 Madison Twcuty
uibths, from Eighth 10 Anhsyes Couardt from Broadway 20
GfeenWchs Deysi from Broadway 90 Wett. aud Iouehihrt
from Egttaye TO uryt place The plans or tse wo ts clp be-
and ouns Tor the bs Obtcl Application 10 The Contract
Cek a. this Office.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

EROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
" separate Sealed fopu'as Tor "McGUNEGAL PAVEMENT
each adored with the title work which tce The Of
ihe bidder aud dale Of rs offering VIII he received at @ o u II
O'Clock oi WEDNESDAY Jane 30 lC09 from persons legally an'
thoied lay the wooden pavement the Improved Pave
ent" (eGonega Pateut m the ag Of . pavement g The i
lowing localities viz: Iseutyis from Fourth 20 ith avenue
Twenty hth street from Thd Ma.o,tfue; LInsuatcus
from Twen ttto Ibi avt place om BROAD
ChrfopherttreeL
The paus Of these is obtained
Application 70 The Contract Clerk s Juue 49, o5
IHON. STEPHENS. I Cro'gn
EObI H. DARkkGH. Acgurluct
60 q GEEInE J HnlTl.
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dlt9iLLIOI
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

ALBANY and TROY eornsciug With ROrhern ana W''isH
trains leave NewN0rk fo0us: CRcrna chicago ENpft
a. Chicago Express 0f5 AIoEeal ETpTess. D. Psdt
krrTess $50 Night Express II Elegant lsTng Ro'
attached TO az Jay trains and Sleeping 70 night tu II
Az "a i55g W WA II yANDFRBrrT ye.r-,.ia,rt
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PUY TAINT0Ks HARLEM R0UfEGUIDE,
caaaAg eoorei lssps aud deserp,.o7s Of al stiou'.
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
Va DELAWARE LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD

De7ois IN Sevlork foot ~ Bacays aud o N Chdsorhsrst
SUMMkR ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY MAY 10. lse
NAIL TRAIN oouRecsg q DsuTe Wla BJol;oa Brneh,
A. Dover With Chester ranch At Waterloo With Sur r. of Ar
dover and Newton a Washag with h D. l. all W. g. oE Water
Gap SouJ5s Scranton sgd Great Bend ard al points he iei
ard Bloomsbury ard Delaware ani Hndsoa Rf a. Eas
sh Lelh snd SusqlshaDua L. T. Or Bethlehem, Asaoa hish
Chuak. aud Wifkeshirre
ll.3Ja. m LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Serak honE
towE Dover Hakettstnwu. Wash Pbpsbu rl Esioa
Phpsburg With Bel bet H. r. for BeVdee Ac and
Eastaa with v for Bethlehem, Aesosu, Maua Chats it4
M.krshaIrc
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STEAMBOATS, unS gaiIrOaSs.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW W-JPPSpv-

y Passtngrr snd FrfgLt Depot 10 NeF Iork ioot
meets at Hpionsneion with tie Dei'gire LLarssrs 3 s
Railroad aud Esston with tie Lsgh Ysey Rairo,l al
tus forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the Wel. . sas
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

EOR BRIDGEPORT and Points on Housa-
iou, inI Nauyuek Ra.roslFse Steamers leave Caha.
inc slip At y AID 80 Leave Thirty oUr;Lst K r. a.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
I'D INDEPENDENT LINE for BALI. WASHINGTON. tie WEST,
SOUTHWEST aud NORTHWEST WESTERN FREIGHT re.
csyI rNaded bv PROPELLER LINE from Pier ~ r. and
WASINGTOS CRY FREIGHT By C. aud T. r.. from Pier No
y r., daily RATES Low sh quick dispatch PASSENGERS take tie
n anl A. rum foot " CouuandsL privilege
WEST of WaLngtou D. c. alt without
UNTIL USED. {. W. PERNEiL Gen. AgL,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
The New Transit steamer.

We learn that the large steamer Dan
Able, intended for use the Cairo
and Columbus transit trade, was launch
cd from Messrs Hamblet5 & Co.'S
Mound City ways yesterday The over.
hauling she has passed through was
most thorough, Dein, almost equivalent
60 the substitution Of q new boat. The
repairs made upon her have cost fully
ten thousand dollars. But she is "a
thing OF beauty" now, if she is big. She
has been re-arranged so rs to specially
adapt her to the trade, reprinted, re.
furnished, and, to very considerable
extent, reconstructed. She will make
her first trip Saturday, and sometime
next week, sundry citizens and citizen
csses will be invited aboard that they
may, after due observation and expert
ence, certify that the speed end good
cheer OF the Dan Able are matchless.
A. to the experience, care and polite
less Of the officers Of the boat, the pub
lie ak no evidence. They have, or
most ofthem have been connected with
the trade for years, all that while win
ming upon the confidence and respect Of
the public. TO use phrase, the origi-
uality Of which j. quite refreshing, we
think them the right men in the right
placesn
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
Prize Schemes In General

Are looked upon with suspicion-and
justly 40, because they are usually con'
duclsd by parties who are under no legal
restraints or obligations To f0lhll their
promises however eXtravagant they may
be. Nor are prize schemes usually re-
gsrded with favor by the men of integ-
rity or financial responsibility We are
happy 10 say that no objections OF this
kind can be urged against the great
Henderson Ky. Prize Scheme which we
are advertising in our columns All
partie. connected with IL are men OF the
highest social, financial aud moral
worth, and even if this were not so, they
are strictly bound by regular legal
charter, so that not dollar of the funds
arising from the sale of tickets can be
touched until the winners OF the prizes
are actually in possession of them--thus
forming the best possible security in
behalfof the ticket-holder. So honor.
able an enterprise certainly deserves
we'll OF our citizens.
Parties desiring to purchase a ticket
should call on w. !. Rudd, Cairo city
whsrfboat ~
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
..s,sp ny Ad,erti,nen' -

or excellent ana exceedingly sen'i-
tive friend, Jewett Wilcox, Of the once
popular ST Charles Hotel, OF this city,
will, no doubt fully appreciate the force
OF the following allegorical paragraph
w. commend it 70 his attention, at all
events:
A certain man hit his toe against q
nehble. aud fell headlong on the groun d.
He was vexed, and under the Influence
ofanaer and self sutiiciency, he Kicked
The nother earth quite saucily. With
imperturable gravity he looked to see The
earth dissolve and come TO ma nauG hi9
poor foot was injured in the encounter
This is the way with man. An article
in the newspaper touches h IN III weak
spot, and forthwith he sends to stop ms
paper and advertising. with great
complacency he looks to see the crash
but he finds that he has only hit his toe
against world that does not percepu'
bly, feel the shock, and Injuries no one
but himself
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
IT.. ih,stcr LAST Night The old Curl
osity shop

osity sbop.f
A. announced the excellent company
performing at the Atheneum, presented
last night the "Old Curiosity
Shop" The Performance was as merito-
rious as it we'll could be, but We are fully
satisfied that the members OF the com.
pany owe &c 10 their own reputation to AZ
once discard all dramitizations of Dick
ens'stores. Aside from Little Nell, the
Marchioness aud old Trent, there il little
in the "O!d Curiosity Shop'as dramat-
lied, 70 remind the reader of Dickens
excellent story OF that name.
The introduction OF "Smoky Jack" n
negro, 10 dance with and hug white
women, is not only unwarranted, but
violative Of good taste-mons,rous
Characters like Nel's ruilianly brother,
are lost, we know not when or row; and
Quilp, instead OF drowning, is hurried
OIL, apparently 70 a criminal court, 10 an
aver for Lls vil,ainies. There il none OF
the essence oi Dickens in the play II
ia, in short, what it is not nten ded to be,
simply hurlesque.
The company did the best they could
sll that /, in the play was brought
on, 10 the best possible
advantage. Little Nell aud the March
iones., were surprisingly good and
Quilp, Brass, Dick SwivelIer, SUM and
Mrs farley could not have been improv.
81 upon; but the matter! The mere as
ISOLATION OF it with the name of Dickens
partake. decidedly Of the absurd,
Tonight we shall have the Pearl OF
Savoy" q beautiful drama, in which
/ Katie Putnam will assume the roh OF
Marie, and Mas McWilliams the char
/ acter of Chonchon. Barr, Mcdowell,
4 Iangdon aud Burnett will sustain con-
/ spieious characters, iusurlng hrst class
/ entertainment
/ Tomorrow evening Katie Putnam VIII
take u benefit, and we know of more
! than fifty young men who are ready TO
/ make II personal matter with every
/ body whs may refuse to 60 There Is
/ general disposition, in fact, to give ka'
/ tie "humper."
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
NcM Year.a EYe HALL

The Rough and Ready Fire company
have determined to give ball in Wash
ington Hall, on New Years eve, and in
perfecting all the needful arrangements.
The assurance is given to the public that
the ball shall be one that will reflect credit
upon the company, surprising in the
completeness ofits details all former re.
unions Of like character.
ROBERT BRIBACH, CHRIS. ORTIZ,
HENRY MARTIN
Committee Of Arrangements.
Dec I cod Nv, d wd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09

"Dsd" Hayward, generally known in
Cairo, died at the ~. Charles, last night
quite suddenly. Attempting 10 90 10 his
room he fell PROSTATE In the hall, and,
being conveyed 70 his bed died almost
Immediately. His death is ascribed t.
pulmonic apop!eIy. He was quite an
aged man, but ola very genis nature,
always looking at the bright side % lite,
taking, apparently, no share Units cares
and SORROWS.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09

The report of the weather in yester-
days Bulletin was written before one
O'Clock, p. m. at which time the weather
was cloudy, "a stated in the report. Be-
fore the paper reached our city readers
the clouds had cleared away and the sun
shone beautifully all afternoon. This
morning was again cloudy, but the sun
struggled out fainthly at 10 a. m. Soon
afterwards the clouds proved too many
for him and shut him out again, but he
had returned to the charge when this
report closes, and the issue was very I'M
certain,
The river has risen five inches since
last report.
Business continues good.
From the notices in our local columns
yesterday 1t was impossible for our rea-
ders to tell how many wharfboats had
been sold yesterday, or who sold them.
The notices were written By two different
persons-one Of whom was Of course
wrong The facts are, THAT Capt. Chas.
r. Hinde sold his wharfboat for the sum
stated. The wharfboat OF Halliday,
Brothers, which has been and Is still
used and controlled by Capt. Hinde, is
not sold, ~ yet, although 1t may change
owners soon without leaving Cairo.
The w. X. Arthur and Kate Kinney,
for n. O., the Kate Kearney for Vicks.
burg, and the Colorado for Memphis, are
expected this evening.
The Sam Orr Is the regular Evansville
packet, and the White the Paducah
packet this evening.
Capt. Chas.T Hinde is agent for all
! the above boats and makes arrange
ments for freight or passage.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
school Election.

On the 10Th OF December an election
will be held in the Rough < Ready
engine house for thspurpose Of electins
one schoo. trustee for township IL, range
/, west, and school one director for dis
,rict Mol In the same township. Thu.
election should receive due attention.
TWAS advertised several months ago,
but went by default, NJ Judges clerks
or voters attending.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
Profanity.

by the Continental" in the early
days Of the Republic was, by the witch
killing fanatics, called profanity.
In this more enlightened age il IL
deemed an evidence OF sound morals IS
well ~ Of good sense to give the sdvic
"Buy the Continental n 1t 10 not only
the cheapest bat the best steve in the
market.
For sale by Pitcher d Henry, 1872 Com
msrcial avenue, cor. 18th street.
nov20tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
Correction.

In giving the names of the officers and
managers of the Orphan Asylum, yes
Lay, the name OF Mrs, II. w. Webb was
published as first directress. Mrs. n.
Linton is first directress, and Mrs, Webb
is second dirsctress. The balance Of the
report was correctly published.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
White shirts vt sacrifice at Peter
Ssf-s, No. 20 Ohio Leyee.
anneral Noflcr.

The friends and acquaIntsnces Of the
late L. Hayward, are respectfully iuvi.
ted to attend his funeral, in the parlor
Of the -. Charles Hotel at 8! a. m. to-
morrow Friday. 4 special train will
leave the Hotel Tor Villa Ridge at 10
o'clock
The funeral services will be conducted
by the Rev. c. II. Foote. The friends OF
the deceased are invited 10 attend the
burial Free seats IN the train will be
provided for all who may wish 20 attend
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
ExDsefesl I'm Cairs,

Hon. A. p. X. Stafford, governor of
Arizona, and brother OF our fellowto
man. A. j. Stafford Esq, left San Diego
several days ago, with the ayowed pur-
pose of visiting this city. He will prob.
ably renal here several days, the guest
OF his brother.
No man living has worked harder or
accomplished more for the development
OF our vast territories than Governor SAT.
ford He has devoted over twenty years
Of his life to that end, and, in the up.
rising of villages, tn. opening of mir es
and in the peopling Of vast interior dis
tricts where, a quarter Of a century ago,
the foot Of the white man had scarcely
trodden-in all this he finds the fruition
Of his labors and the realization OF his
hopes.
His appointment to the Rubernstoral
chair of Arizona was one that was pc.
culiarly aft TO be made" az may be seen
in his popularity among the people, his
ability to comprehend the wants and
necessities Of the territories and his in.
fuence with the administration.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
HANK stock for sale.

City Scrip will be taken at par for nf-
teen shares OF the stock of the First Ma
tional Bank of Cairo. The shares are in
sums of 800 each. Enquire OF Mrs. C..
Hamilton, corner Of Twelfth and Poplar
streets. dec2ti
Prussian feather busters at Parsons,
Davis 4 Co. n
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09

The managers Of the Orphan
Asylum took IN charge yesterday little
girl that had been brought I'm from the
country the day previous. The child
gave her name a. Elizabeth Hammond,
said sue didu't know how old che was,
had never been to school had no father,
no mother, no brother sister, aunt-no
relative living. She appeared very
anxious to find home where she could
stay, aud expressed a desire 10 90 TO
school She II about twelve years of age,
IL quite healthy, but more d,"id RI or,
phan We never saw.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09

Wood, Linton & Boyle, No. l3o ONO
Lsvee, have engaged in the pork pack
ing and provision business, and are pre-
pared to pay the highest market price ia
cash for dressed and live hogs, or to NIL
orders in their line at the lowest figures
ruling. Farmers Of the surrounding
country having pork to sell should call
upon them before making contracts else
where. t''" 30
rCharleston Courier copy . " ana
charge this office ee''O'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
First class day board at Walker 4 Bis
op's restaurant, at SIS per week. II

Everything in the Book and Station.
cry Line can always be found at w. b.
Rockwell Il Co.'S IS Ohio Levee. til.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
Cheapest and Hsst.

Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup FOR children il
sold by druggists, for - cents = bottle
and issn admirable preparation for IN.
lautile disorders
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09

The Hibernian fire company tested the
throwing capacity OF both their engines
this afternoon, throwing about 40 feet
with the little engine and 100 feet with
the large one. This, II We mistake not,
entities them to the horns.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
siik Hats.

The stock ofsiik hats at MillerG Mill
er's comprises tho cry latest styles and
the finest make 80 the season The
variety is very great, the stock large,
and prices have been regulated 10 har
monte with the times Call in and OK
anime. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09

A grand ball will be given by the
Cairo Casino, on the evening OF Decsnn-
Der II, 1869, Committee of Arrange
ments: +. M. SToCKFLETH,
G. l.. THOMAS, VIM ALMA,
NJ. SILYERBUR0, GEORGE LArrSkh
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09
Farnishta0 Gsssls.

The eompletest stoch of gsntlemen's
furnishing goods in the city is to be
found at Miller and Millsr's It would
be remarkable want, indeed, in this
line that they cannot satisfactorily supply
at the very lowest figures ruling in. the
market IT,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09

Shell oysters, game, etc, can Away
be scared At Walker l. sisson's restau
rapt. Nsv3tf