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OPENING OF PORTN Err s q n Rp /
~ AND PLEASURE GROUNDS.
DRY GOODS.
MOURNING GOODS.

GUNNER MOURNING GOODS.
y We have just put upon out shelves y very
large assortment OF Summer Mourning Goods.
embracing almost everything desirable in th";
line. We would name few OF them; DamCn
Grensdi mes, Iron Borego, Grape Marcts, Silk
Grenadines Berages for Dresses, Bcrege for
Shawls S.4 wide, Second Mourning English
Bereges. do. Alpacas, Mickados, &c: Oar Ii4c
of Aipacas, Tamiso Cloths, Bombazincs, single
and double width Mouslins, &c, is very fun /;
Black Grape Wells, all sizes We have added
separate department expressly for b@c
goods, and are therefore better prepared to
wait upon our friends in this line than ever be-
nv Il WITMER & SLAYMAKER.
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VIZ Ii. ROBERTS,
w DENTIST,
WASHINGTON STREET,
1.-Two doors from Picrpoints drug store
ALEXANDRIA, VA. !.
Owing to the great scarcity of money, and
the immense suffering occasioned by persons
not being able to have their teeth attended 10,
I have determined to reduce my charges So
that all may como with confidence that they
can have their work done well, and Will DO
charged very moderately.
While have reduced my prices will still
continue to do the best style of work: GIVE me
q call. (nov l1-tD w. II. w.
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FERTILIZERS.
u'S BLOOD MAN UkE.

DAUGu'S BLOOD MAN UKE.
Extremely rich in nitrogenous matter ana c.
ket gardener. In this valuable manure there
is no sIulteration or admixture OF any KIND
whatever, and its use is recommended to agri-
culturists in al cases where rapid and luEu. ,
rious growth OF the plant is desired. PFico SoZ
per 2600 lbs in bags. For sale by n
p'- THOMAS PERRY,
ol ID King street.
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FOR THE
CHEAPEST AND BEST CLOTHING,
co TO BLONDHEIMS

CEED POTATO OES.
=
20 ba:rols Of POTATOES, suitable for seed,
urine and sound on consignment. For sale low.
nv gt-ow BREWIS 81 LAW SON.
SNLON GLOVESi
u Have this day opened large lot of supe-
rior thread Gloves. Bargains! bargains! at
CUAS. w. GREEN'S,
my IL GS King street.
H OOFlNG FELT-GNO lbs of best quality.
81 for sale TO the trade at low figure
JOHN 4. CREIGHTON Il SON,
nn.q IS King street.
DANNEL DOORS, of assorted sizes for sale
1 ~ very low prices, by
JOHN II. CRElGHTON s. SON,
.av Ia as King street.
Ef1R HALE -.ouI lbs country-c SIDES
Il .I..R. EDMONDS,
nv ii-lm No King ct.
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my 81
nUE "PERSICATOR,n
OR PEACH MAN L RE.
A-,lr ITpr I, DunSDJI ATE OF POT ASH.

THE "PERSICATOR,
OR PEACH MANURE.
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF POTASH
The extcrminator of Rust, Spores and insects
that infes. the Corn anI Wheat. ,o,
The ''Top- Dressing for Grass ard Glover.
For Tobacco and Corn i. otiords the most
concentrated form of
SOLUBLE EPHOSPHATES AND POThSH.
Tho food which forms the mineral part ol inc
plant. so well known to all Intelligent planters,
furnishing the very clements ihal nrc rPli.oroI
with every crop, and arc deficient III cuitlV"'cui
oils. both in Europe and America, and III All
farm ma2ures. ,ooo .nUuo
Supplying tho peculiar elements oi '"'
Peach. .p.u-;oo,or,,
bore last wear abundsuty amid hundreds oi
Thousands of Trees" in the same neighborhooG,
not thus manured, that did not yield Single
Peach. ,,.
Diseased Trees, with yellow leaves, "nder
the influence of the "Perslcator, produce"
dark green foliage in few weeks
Corn stands ITO n hill," even in the midst "i
other hills, injured by the insect, that were not
mGnured by it. .:,,,.
No Limo should be applied to land without
It's corporation, as its influence IS lareey III
cressed as lime, and, when stacked with II,
other advantages result IN the ecohohiic"' "'o
OF the ro'"sH1 wM. NJ CRIcHToN RI & SON,
Agents and Patentoes. Howly's wharf, -
nv l39dIS&twlm Baltimore, Md.
p Usr AND SMUT IN WHEAT q OATS
TIE CAUSTIC POTASH PHOSPHATE,
Pc R3ICA Z Q K
A fine, dusty powder, sown as plaster, IL
reaches everv plant and destroys the spores Oh
these pests Rust, Smut and Insects eyerywhere;;
One buehel will save an acre OF w neat anu
pay sever fold az permanent manure thereat-
n9~Try only one barrel leaving the rest oil
the field unmanured by the Perscator for com
parison.
Price So per barrel, for trial only.
WM. CREIGHTON & SON,
Wood street Bowley's wharf.
13-lf1SStwtJyl Baltimore
HOOE, WEDDERBURN " CO.,
Successors to Fowle & Co.
GENERAL SHIPPING Il COMMISSION
No Prince street @hNonAN IL .Alezsndria, Va
Offer for sale their usual supply oil
STANDARD FERT1LlZER5,
consisting cf No. l PERUVIAN GUANO, di-
| rect from the agent and warranted pure. INC
price of this Guano varies with inc Pri'e VI
| gold. ,.,,n,,v
MAPES NITROG ENlZ h ID SUPER.
PHOSPHATE OF LIME, containing nearly l
per cent OF Ammonis. and IA per cent OF b"ne
phosphate rendered immodiate soluble IN u,
W ater-an excellent Fertilizer and permanent
;mt,royer of the soil. Send for circulars.
Doui.lo Refined Poudre!te,
Nitro Phosphate of Lime
Pure Bone Dust,
(nely ground, suitable 10 drill,)
Pure Bono Flour,
Sea Fowl Guano,
Goes Ammonatcd
Super Phosphate,
AltsV claPhosPhate
We also I'LL orders for
| Baughs Raw Bone.
| Turner's Excelsior,
| Soluble Pacific,
Whann's Raw Dono Phosphate,
Potomac Fertilizer,
RodondG,
sad all other Fertilizers known III tho market
1 % Iowoc. cash priccs ap 9-2u
m USSEL GOES CELEBRAIED SUrhN
D. 1
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NIRS. HEYMAN,
N Branch of Madame Demorests,)
No. SC King street.
Having gained more room in my ostablls II,
ment, wish to let my lady friends know tn ri
! will take in LADIES and CHILDREN IS
DRESSES. Also, DRESS MAKING taug ht
on new principle and valuable instructio rs
accompanying each diagram.
LADIES and MISSES PATTERNS Of tie
latest styles.
lowest prices, at No. 81 King street,
next TO i. Barton's Jewery store
WANTED-A HAND for finishing OIL
None but good one need apply. ap H-lm
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WITMER Sc SLAYMAKER.

nUR NEW GOODS this season embrace q
~ mora choice and varied assortment than
we have had for several seAaors We take e.
pecisl pleasure in inviting all wh" want cheap
and good goods t. eyamnc our stock. Oar
motto is, "no trouble to show cooir,' aud al
ways sell 1T the lowest price.
myb ROBERT l.. WOOD.
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Ga FOR kENT-Two throe-sLory BkiCk
Ma HOUSES, containing : rooms each, with
gas and water, situated corner OF Water and
Duke streets Apply at 80 Duke ST., between
Fairfsx and Water NV l3--tf
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FOR SALE AND ysENT.

Nea FOR RRNT-TWO good HWEhlhNG
A;l HOUSES for rent; good location on Roy
ri street, between Prince and Duke Terms
low. Apply to JOHN T. EVANS,
my 81 II Sl King strcpt
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n USSEL GOES CELEBRATED SUPER
II, PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Containing nearly per cent Of Ammonia and
S. per ct of Bone Phosphate OF Lime,
Tho past iteen years experience of is APP
pication on Corn, Wheat snd other Grams
Tobacco. Potatoes, Turnips, Fruit Trees: Grape
Vines. Garden Vegetables, and all small fruits
has ' proved its superiority over all other Super
Phosphates in the growth of the crop and per
manent Improvement of the soil
Price S58 pcr POGO lbs. For sale by
THOS. PERRY, Agt. for Aicxa.,
., No ID X ing street.
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UoOhs IL sTATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS TO- ID
IN AT
FRENCIS,
n. "a KING STREET

NJ, 70 KING STREET
HYMNS. Ancient and Modern, for use III !ne
Services o tho Church, with accompAny.,"ss =
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Life of Philip Doddridge, ID, with hotGes
of his cotemporaries and specimens OF his styie'
by ID. A. Harshna, M. A ,,.,,,;,,o
Tbc Whit, Rose. by q. j. Whyte Melville
- cents. ,, nirroued
Imnrovsd Modern Pocket Dictionary OF lhe
Frarch and English Languages Tor the every
day purposes OF travellers and students ~
Ferdinand T. \. Case. Al
The sexes Here and Hereafter. by " nj. u
Holconhe NJ d.. author Of Cur Children III
Heaven Sl.jG.
Hons BraetmGn in Politics, y Humorous 70
em by Charles e. Leland. ~,
Another 10, to-day of Hit to Hit, by J"An
Estcn Cooke. Sl.5U. "a;
Rccreatons of y Country ParSon, new e% col
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,or nT'lH S''''''"''''' '''"' G. f. FRENCH.
NrEW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS.
The Pilgrims Progress, by John Bunyann,
printed on a very LARGE type, and elegantly H.
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octave volume; London edition. $3.
BOOKS OF ONE SYLLABLE.
Robinson Crusoc Evenings at Home, ano
Swiss Family Robinson. by Mary Godolphin'
in words of one syllable, printed on large type,
and beautifully illustrated with col2red eh@r"-
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Breakers Ahead, or Larry Dalton. by Har'
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try &c. Sl.25.
Just published and for sale by
ROBT. BELL, Bookseller,
q ,,ncr 60
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Superior Black Giro. Grain SILKS, STRIPED
MOIlAlRS and other goods Ior walking suits.
Percalos, Gihehsms. Mc., selling al low prices
ap IL i. III. STEWART
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N ARRIAGE.

reflect that IL .ounG ,rlind and body sro tn. no=t
pincss. Indeed, without these the journey
through lilo becomes u weary pilgrimage; tho
prospect hourly darkens TO the view, the mind
becomes shadowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reelection that the happinesi a.
another becomes bighted with your OWE.
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ORDER OF THE EAGLE An order, or asso
citation, with this title has been organized At
Derby, Connecticut. Ii it docs not prove to
be merely OF The spread eagle order, it will be
L good thing. as its avowed object is to purify
politics, elevate the character OF our citizen
ship. and thus save the country. The method
proposed is to swear all the members to sup
port the contitution of the United States, to
vote for the best men for office, irrespective OF
party lines, and when serving in any capacity,
10 Ieiuse all bTibes. -Balm0re San.
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DAUGTs RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.

~ sInnlv of tRISIN, tho great VEGETA-
BE ALTERATIVE and TONIC for the GER
tain cure of Scrofua, and all eruptions o! the
akin. rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgis, @Ick
Headache Nervousness; and DyspePa.H: dn9 "p
above article : prepared from the l,;,"n,e ,.t;"'a
For ealo wbolessls and retail, by
VI s'''' COCK ~ CREIGHTON,
oo IO7 King street
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DOTO MAC HER Rim e.

.-,.,,.,
125 bbls No. Potomac Herring OF excellent
quality. hacked on the shore in large barrels
by an ola experienced fisherman. For sale ale, by
INV 2G-eot B. ii. LAMBERT.
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IN PURSUANCE of tho requirements Of an
4 Actincorporating the MARINE f. RAlLM AI
COMPANY of Alexandria, the undersigned
hereby gives notice that ~ general meeting of
the stockholders for the transaction of import
ant business, will be held on MONDAY, the
9lst of Jane, 1860 at o'clock p. M, in the
office ol Andrew Jameson, esq, i'll tho Custom
House.
,,,. a,4t NO PNKRG Sec, " Treas.
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"OTEI, Ar FAIRFAZ COURT HOUSE.
/ will furnish guests with C0MF0RTABLEE
.IOIGING and GOOD FARE, and LIVERY
for their horses, ut reasonable rates
my ii 2w, AMo' ro-N.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08
The Alexander County a. a VI. society.

What is the matter with the stock
holders OF the Alexander County Agri-
cultural Fair project? 4 meeting was
called for the purpose OF determining
whether the undertaking should be pur-
sued or abandoned, and only four subscri.
bers attended. Why is this? Is the
matter OF no consequence? 1t is not so
regarded elsewhere. .
II would be the part Of folly to call an
other meeting. II has, therefore, been
suggested that the several subscribers In
dividuslly call upon Mr., w. w. Thorn.
ton. who Is the custodian OF the notes
given, and he will note their will
In the matter. IL majority declare
agaInst.a prosecution of the project, the
notes will be surrendered. II, however,
the majority say Ego on" go on it will
be, as far as the means and energy ut
command will allow.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08
"7-7--777--~S -"777777-7777777@
Doctor AFTER Removed.

Intelligence reached the city last night,
that George Fisher, Esq. had supplanted
Doctor ID. AFTER In the Office OF Surveyor
Of the Port Of this city,. We do not know
that any democrat is either furiously
mad or extatically glad over this change.
The doctor takes the matter very philo-
sophically, satirizing his grief by sus-
pending from the window Of his Office a
very small flag draped In y very small
quantity Of neutrality-suspicious., OF
course, q very small quantity Of chagrin
and grief over his removal
The business Of the Office under Doctor
After, has been very faithfully attended
to, receiving his constant personal atten-
ton. His removal, therefore, is more on
account Of desire for change than for
cause. ...
Mr.. Fisher will no doubt give the ONCE
due attention, and of radicals he IL the
most radical.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08

new GOO0S ~ He1lbrOu q We1Tss
Messrs. Hebron q Well, IA CONNER
cial Avenue, have Just received one OF
the completest, best assorted and most
attractive and seasonable stocks Of goods
ever brought TO the Cairo market. They
have shown an especial care for the
wants Of the ladies, having purchased
largly Of dress goods Of the most fashion.
able ana fascinating character. Indeed
It would be an extraordinary demand
In the line Of dry goods and notions that
these gentlemen could not supply from
their present large stock.
They appreciate the necessity Of selling
goods at small profit, and the buyer
who leaves their counter under the i'm
preston that he can purchase goods
cheaper elsewhere, will be sure to return
and confess that his impression was erro-
neous. They permit nobody to undersell
them; and this successful competition
they can maintain, for they give their
business their personal supervision, dis
pensing with expensive clerks and sales
men. and meeting In person every GUS
toner that visits their house. They are
clever, enterprising gentlemen with
whom our people find 1t q pleasure to
deal. Call on them and examine their
new stock.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08

On next Tuesday evening q fair and
festival will be held in the hall, corner
Of 10Th and Ohio Levee, for the benefit OF
the free school connected with the Lo.
retto Academy. Everybody will attend.
Of course, the object being one that ev-
erybody commends.
A mad.dog was killed in Mound City
few days ago, after it had bitten sever
al other dogs. A single mad-dog among
the myriads Of dogs that curse Cairo,
would SOW seeds that would terminate
In the death by hydrophobia of hun
dred Of our citizens. 1t Is fearful to
think of.
Capt. Phillips has returned to Cairo af
ter an absence Of few months, and re-
opened his family grocery on the corner
of Fourteenth street and Washington
avenue. He found that Davenport,
Iowa, where he located, Is no better In q
business point than Cairo.
The Board Of Aldermen request, In be-
half of the moral well-being of the city,
that the thieves. vagabonds, gamblers
and loafers, that make Cairo their rem
DEVIOUS he vigorously prosecuted to the
extent of the law. To this request all
good citizens hope there will be quick
response. Nine-tenths OF our lawbreak-
ers are transient persons.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08

Arab FIRE Company. A Election Of oaiesrs.
At q meeting oFthe Arab Fire Compa-
ny, held at their engine house, Monday
evening, April 9Th, the following per-
sous were elected to Oil the various Off,
ces for the ensuing year:
President, II. Winter; Vlce-President,
James =. Morris: Treasurer, James s..
Rearden; Secretary, Thos. J. Kerth; At
torney, II. w Webb; Board Of Direc-
tors. VIM. V. MCGEE, II. Winter, James
Il Fulton. VIM. II. Schutter, and n. l..
wickwire. Foreman Of Steam Engine,
VIM. " McGee; Assistant Foreman,
James b. Fulton; Forenoon OF Little
Arab, Henry Messner; Assistant Fore
man, Henry Wadsmith; Foreman Hose,
Nathaniel Prouty; Assistant Foreman,
Henry Lattner; Foreman Hook and
Ladder, Anthony Eschbach; Assistant
Foreman, y. l.. wickwire; Captain OF
Torch Boys, Charles Gillhoffer.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08
New Printing Material Arrived.

We have just added % The job depart
ment of the Bulletin Office over one
hundred fonts OF all the late, most fash
ionable aud desirable styles of card,
circular, programme and fancy types,
border, etc, and are, therefore, prepared
now 10 accommodate demands for every
description Of job.work. This addition
makes our job Office very complete, re-
placing quite all the useful and ornimen-
tai material destroyed by the late fire
and adding much that Is entirely new,
very handsome, chaste, unique, etc.
Bring IN your job-work, now, and have
IL executed In the highest style Of the
art Typographical.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08
MYSTERY.
Lorenso Dow's Shakes u Mere Circum-
stance

| On Friday night last, resident oil
Washington avenue, became conscious
Of q vibrating motion of the bed upon
which he was lying, and called the at
ttention OF his wife thereto. He could
not attribute the phenomenon to an
earthquake; as the vibrations were too
frequent and regular, After continuing
In full force for the space of five or six
minutes they gradually died away like
the wavelets of disturbed water or the
vibrations Of a taut cord. On the sue
ceeding night the gentleman went
home, about l0o'clock, and found his
wife In a considerable state Of alarm
She had experienced return Of the
mysterious shakes. They had commen-
ced, continued and died away as during
the previous night. They were too man
irest to attribute 10 freaks Of fancy, and
no natural cause being apparent, the
lady could not keep down a sensation Of
fear and alarm. The next day the gen.
teman ascertained that two Of his neigh
bors had been similarly visited; but nei-
Their one of them could give a satisfacto-
~ solution Of the mystery, and We're
therefore like himself, left in state Of
considerable perplexity. To this day
the cause remains undiscovered.
One Of the gentleman presents this the
ory. The buildings given to these guiv-
ering antics stand very nearly upon a
line pointing TO the stone depot Of the
Illinois Central railroad. Beneath the
surface Of the described line lies vein
OF quicksand, so said. This sand has be-
come thoroughly saturated with water
by the lateral pressure of the flood in the
river, and is therefore Of soft, slushy
character. The running to fro and OF
the trains at the depot, agitates the
ground and gives TO the vein Of s.nd q
quivering motion that effects the sur
face and the buildings standing thereon.
In the absence OF any other solution
the above is given; but 1t is our opinion
that II Is not the true one. The soften
ed stratum, the gentleman assumes ex-
lists, would, in the case stated, receive
its motion from the motion given by the
moving trains to the strata above it. We
can scarcely conceive that these strata
could impart a more violent action than
they themselves had received. TO ac-
cept the genteman's theory we must
not only concede that they could do so;
but that having loaned this agitation
greater than their own, they at once
take it back with interest We think
that the stratum of sand underlying por-
tions ofthe city, being closely confined
and forming compact portion of the
whole, can have no distinct action Of its
own, and that the agitating force, instead
of increasing, lessons as it widens or de-
sends. Hence, IL the phen omenon be
charged to the running OF the cars, it
must be as frequent as Its causes. In
other words, every outgoing, incoming
or switching train, would give us the
'shakes."
Who can explain away the mystery;
or, give us more acceptable theory?
We pause.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08
Missouri is also rising as far up as heard

Missouri Is also rising as far up as heard
from.
The Ohio is falling rapidly from Pitts.
burg to Evansville, from which place to
CAIRO 1t Is about stationary. Whether
this Will relieve the country along the
Southern Mississippi from the present
Imminent danger of overflow, cannot yet
be determined.
The latest news from Pittsburp show
eight feet large in the channel to that
city, and nearly twenty feet water over
the falls at Louisville.
Here the river has risen only two in.
ches since last report, and seems TO be-
about stationary as our report closes.
Business has fallen off somewhat, but
will not continue more than "a hours, 40
much freight is expected for reshipment.
The White brought hhds tobacco, 50
bbls meal, "a wheel barrows for reship-
ment to st. Louis and the South, and
60OO hoop poles, 80 SKIS corn, Is bbls flour,
and q lot Of sundries for Cairo mer.
char
The Cumberland brought 81 bbls whis-
key, so bbls potatoes, 10 bbls flour, IL 900
slaves and q lot of furniture and hot
house plants for Cairo, Is tons sundries
Tor reshipment To Memphis and IS hhds
tobacco for n. o.
The Louisville discharged here SO bbls
ros1n, 40 bxs oranges ana lemons, l57
SKIS Bots Dare seed, principally for re.
shipment north per rail.
The Arthur will receive about $50 tons
assorted freight at this port.
The. Mississippi discharged here IA
bales hides for Chicago, and 20 bbls
sweet potatoes for Cairo.
The VIM. White, Capt. Northern,
Jimmy Beverly clerk, is the regular
daily packet for Paducan this evening.
The Armada, Capt. Gus. Dusouct-. I, Is
the regular mail packet for Evansville
this evening.
The splendid and commodious steamer
w. II. Arthur, Capt. Jones, with Messrs
Cotes and Cochran as clerks, leaves pun
ctually for y. o. this evening on the ar
rival Of the train. This excellent boat
has as fine Accommodations and efficient
officers as can be found on the river.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08
the crossing Of their track.

On Monday night the grocery store OF
Mr.. Mendel, corner of Washington aven-
ue and Tenth street, was entered by some
rascallion, yet unknown, and goods taken
therefrom to the amount Of fifty or sixty
dollars. The goods consisted OF coffee,
tea, sugar, raisins, ETC., and went, no
doubt, to rsplenish some colored indi-
vidual's larder. l.,, -
We withheld notice of this affair, hop
Ing that some clue might be gained to
to the burglar.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08
shem q, .,e,. az Lou,. merbe.r.

Louis Herbert has just received at his
restaurant a splendid lot OF fresh shell
oysters, In prime order. He has also re-
ceived supply OF Cincinnati lager.
This first.class restaurant Is as usual
prepared to serve customers with all
kinds Of luxurious and substantial eata-
bles In the most Clearly and acceptable
bic style.
Egyptian block, under Walker d Sis
sons. aprils-dlw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08
Money saved!

By buying groceries Of j. II. Metcalf
who keeps large and select stock Of the best
family supplies and sells cheaper than the
cheapest No. 33i Washington avenue, OPP
posite the court house. mar5tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-08

Mound City complains Of an undesira-
BILE accession to her population. Her cit
liens claim that the meeting of our grand
jury has scared out all the thieves, gam
blersand yags that were plying their vo
cation in Cairo, and that an undue share
of them has fallen to the lot of Mound
City. III the people there will keep the
obnoxious element moving to a point
forty-two miles above, 1t will find "hail
fellowsn and settle.