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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-27
The Bullttin.
NEW: o. II. CITY.

LocAL BngyIrrrs.-The next joint SEES
sion Of the city council will be held on
Friday evening September %.
Thank, TO Alderman Pat Fit2ger"i"
for two pair Of fine, fat and young pr"''''
chickens.
An eligibly situated piece OF town
proper,v /. offered for sale at a gr'a' var
gain, by Mrs. Curun. see "'''ce '''e-
where.
The paducah base ball club have sig
,iaed their willingness to take friendly
,.i,h Cha Delta boys, and will visit
r.iro f,r that purpose, on or about the
A., Nth Ia September The Paducah
o,uh Number some experienced players,
I'm, We hope 10 furnish Roland for their
Oliver from the Cairo club.
Two colored females, VIGOROUSLY the
mos, ob.trcpcrous in all Cairo, attempted
q resist constable Shanncssy this morning,
while he was escor,ing them to the GALA
boose. A few well applied blows across
the shoulders, from Sh0nncssys rattan
cooled down their bcligercnt propensitics
And persuaded them to go along quietly.
We acknowledge the receipt of a COM
plimcn,ary ticket to the exhibition Of the
Union County Agricultural and Mcchan-
icalSociety, to which we refer in another
column The approaching exhibition will
snrpass it. predecessors in every particular
certainly in the number of entries and
in point of attendance. We shall if pos
sibe enter an appearance there, and
inform our readers ofihc result Of our OBJ
scrvations.
The steamer Mary Il. Forsyth dis
charged, on the Illinois Central wharfboat,
this merning, two thousand bars of rail
road iron for the Bellevillc and Southern
Illinois railroad. This is said TO be- the
largest consignment of railroad iron re-,
ceived here during the year The road
manages TO forward the iron about Us fas
rs received. The Fonythe also discharge
nfty hogsheads Of sugar
The city Board Of Equalization hsv
taken possession OF the assessment lii.
and propose to make are-assessmen,. Thi
Of course, will involve considerable lnbo,
and will delay the completion Of the Ia
book until late in September. We hay
every confidence in the ability Of the &c,
tlemsn composing the Board to make
jus, and equitable assessment. They nj
men Of judgment and we'll advised as I
the cash value of city property.
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City Clerks Office, Cairo, m, I
August ID, leo
Notice - hereby given {. the owner or Owners
OF the following described lots, tO.was Lots us
Eighteen, U0) Nineteen, (5o) Twenty, ell Twenty
one IN Block numbered 70 Twenty -four, in the city
of Care that the CITY Council II saidciiy, have by
ordinance ordered the construction OF asldeMak
said lots, to the outer edge of sidewalk on souih
side OF seyenth street, and that the owner ot
forty days from this date in Which 10 build SAID
sidewalk. that unless completed within the time
above specified the same will be bullt ny Ihe olV
and The cost assessed against the property behe.
hted thereby, in accordance win the chat'ef M"
ordinances oi the said city. ma, ,,oux
allpidiw cay Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-27


March GAME OF BASE BALL BETWEEN
THE DELTA CLvB, or CAIRO, AND rug
CHAgLrsToSoSiASs, OF cuARLEsToS, Mo.
No less than four or five hundred men
women aud children collected in the vicinity
ofthe Antrim House, Yesterday, to witness
thu game ofbase ball, between the rat nine
Of the Delta club Of Cairo, aud the ars,
nine of the Charleston club, Of the nejpb
boring town of Charleston, Missouri
When, at half past one clock, the con,es,
commenced, everybody was disposed to
concede that the Cairo boys stood no
! show whatever would be, IN fact
incon,incntly "gobblcd up The
Charleston boys were wcll.formcd
young men OF uniform size, and
came to Cairo rs the champions Of the
country all around about Charleston, in
Guiding Cape Girardeau, and Morley.
Missouri, aud IIickmsa Kentucky. The
'air" boys on the contrary, were little
whiilc,s', of mn average weigh, of about,
lao lbs, without any prestige cNccp, that
obtained in II successful contest with the
Mound Cnyitcs. The Cimrlc,ton hnys,
themselves, were rather impressed with
the idea, after seeing the material pi,cd
| against them, that the way VII, clear for
an ca'y triumph.
The game commenced at the time ap.
pointed, anumbcr ofper.on, from Charles.
ton aud Mound City being among the
spectators. Attic third inning the boy.
81, fairly down To- ,hcir,worl, and Il wa, the
unanimous opinion that the clubs were
well matched, aud the gumc would be-
very cin,ily contested. At the dnh In.
ming The score stood Delta -, Charleston
-, many of the lookcr..on being Till i'm
pressed with the belief that
the Charleston boy, would prove
the victor. On the 9Th in.
ming, however the Dclths scored . aud the
Ch"rlc'tons 3, which changed the aspect OF
affairs aud rendered ii manifest that moth !
ing but the most extraordinary playing on |
the part OF tho Charlc,,Onians would On.
able them to bring up their score. They
worked manlully aud with much kill 10 do
hi', but the Cairo boys inspired by the
prospect of victory played with increased
ARE, and continued o. lead their adyer-
arie' to the cDd Tho following l. the
core:
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gDl'Np ADVICE.

Mah" /, y"ur business, IL You need cloth
ink, t. 20 t" n reliable store, where you
can lind all YOU need, aud made in thu style
y1u fancy, mt such prices MS to sui, your
purse and the times. An,rims !, just such
hou+r, There you will Away. find u
cmipelr and select assortment of cloth
Ing, ",Ihrr for men, youth, boys or child.
rem IT prices ~ iowas the lowest. Com
pare N. good. aud prices, "a |, will b. to
oar interest. Fl r IT,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-27

IT Is positively true, tina, ,hc people go
10 Ewcll ~ Jacob, - Ohio Lrvcc, for Au-
rora oil, in preference t" u'ing greasy
coal oil. Why "a. thi. simply because
,ho Aurora is safer, perfectly clear, aud
gives brilliant flame which il far supc-
rior to any other. Ewoll " Jacob also
keep on hand Gasoline for Gasoline lamp,
and stove. Give them IA call, and fur
nish yourself with cheap and superior
light, fnr the long winter nights. In
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-27
ORDINANCE NO. los.

an prhinance IN reference to the duties Of Police
Magistrates and Cunstablcs
NJ rdiao: ~ ''"" " nv ~"
urli''.N II shl'l be the duty Of the Police,
:" \, r'.' "iihc tliy Of Cairo, and each of them
~. n' IVbl required +" state IN each nud c,,ry Of
.''I H9ntmIf rep ITS to the City Council No
u"i''r "I ~ i"iie" Cnnstablc- aud Other office,
N"h'I i"'u 10 max" arrests aud collect fines. ,,b,
n.H',lur rIu'r To execute promptly an writ fnr
we res "1l commitment OF uiftCf which mae
n' H"N'itH I" ihcin, or neglect or Io.uar iu col
"si hh'- OF - pay ihcn over a. collected tu t,.
party authorized TO receive them Wv
rI". II any Police Constable N, ,,L., .oi...
authnrlcdiO make arrests and coIIpo, tu.s sL M
iu ur neglect to use ,u. dilIig nee In th,.,r,,,
| ton pi ANY wait delivered To- him or In ,,a,,,,
over iu the party authorized ~ Iepeiva A. az, W.
o. money collected ~ his oihr,al cnp,rity' snil
| ohr,t 'hll ton'ii ?ni pay t. said city not Ic-.
than twenty live dollars nor more than Gur InuI
| ret doil,l- for -nrh neglect ~ failure 10 acr,,
| -u"hWiii when required, or to pay over such I'm,
| or collection when demanded. y WV
| Approved Angus, 18TH 1870
,,., THOMAS WILSON, Mayor
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IRIS the purpose of,ho City Board oi
Equalization TO reduce thcu.se,sm,n, OF
property for the present year to II poin, ss
low ~ the absolute neccs,itie. Of the city
government will permit. 1, i though, that
the aggregate may be safely reduced 10
s2iOOOOO A levy Il one-half per cen
,lm in cash, will provide for the interest
on the bonded Indebtedness Of the
city, AID Il further levy Of one per cen.
tam, which will produce So, 900, certainly
ought, with receipts for Licenses, from
fines, street tax, etc, to provide tor the
current expenses the city government.
a sufficient levy To provide for the inter
CT on the Fox, Howard Il Co. bonds is
authorized by u special act
Of the legislature, and can.
not be "h'cied by the aggregate of the as
ses'men' 1t can be laid upon 500, 900 AS |
well as upon S2,jOOOOu. IL il tbouyb,
that al economical administration Of m.
CIV! government can bring the current ex-
peh'e' under $4,000. Ifthis can be- lone
e'eN OF one per cen,um on an n,,,.,,o.n,
Z" S!'oooooo' With the recent, f,,'n II.
oehses and other source. Min n,..iI,
amount and enable our su,Lo,i,I.'. '"''
demands Tor salaries, street and o,ho,
rHN' WIN ea'S, or city scrir ,l,,
VIII represent cash. l., ~ "'
pray ior that new and he,., ~
Az 10Y o. oa'ro' not Forgetting to MAJ.
shs nstrumentaliiy tia, ,nay W ''e.
about. 'Flhe il
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NOsIcE.

Tr"a.urcr's Office, CITY of Cairo, No.
july .sth, $50.
Notice II hereby given that the city Treasurer ot
~" CT! oi caro- la, b'cn Instructed ly the cay
council ~ sad city, not 20 redeem oT rccCN e. IA
payment OF any Indebtedness o. ssid city, uft"r
September 1T, neat, A. u. lsiu, any order drawn
10y the 'tiy CLERK on the Treasurer Of said 'iy
any juror cert ln'ai"s 0t tho ,tr Count Il Com
mon Pleas OF said city, ~ any Treasury wafrsn
Five Dollars, except cuulon, becoming due here
alter for the payment 81 interest on tie hputvd
indebtedness IT the Guy, unlc-. rurh order nr
other eyld.nc" ct indebtedness above specified
l'o iir-t registered With said Treasurer
IN" 'ty Treasurer T. now prepared - reg. tor
all city orders AMI other outstanding cNpl-
cnces of cny Indebtedness above al,
luded 10 NJ hl- office, corner of Washing.
ton ayenu" AMI Eighteenth street, 4 ON o. u
o'clork n.m. and nom 10 orlock pm.
JOSEPH B. TAYLOR
N2sn CITY Treasurer.
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RADICAL COUNTY CONvEN-
TON.
Martin Brown, OF Tbcbes, for She rin.
Jev.tt WilcOA for the Legislature.

\ mixed crowd collected at the court
house this afternoon, and portion of it
resolved itself into "a Radical county con-
vention.
Col. q. w. McKcaig was made tempo
rary chairman. an y. l.. Davis temporary
secretary. t.ftf.
\ committee on permanent organization
was then chosen consisting Of pMcssrs.
Arrick, Pope and Moyberry. The report
of this committee designating Colonel
Mckcaig, as chairman, and Charles Corey
and d. l.. Davisos secretaries, was adopted.
Mr. Maybcrry moved that each delcga-
ton b. authorized to cast the full vote Of
the precinct It repres cnted. Col. Wood
moved, as an amendment, that the vote be
by ballot Tho amendment was voted
down. The original motion was thenvotcd
upon and met the same fate.
| Mr.. Maybcrry denounced this action rs
arbitrary, and unjust to the country pre-
cncts who were there with only partial
delegations. Seeing distraction brewing
Mr. Pope renewed the motion of Mr.. May
berry, and il was adopted.
Nominations being declared in order MIR.
Arrick named Jewctt Wilcoa, Esq, as u
proper person to nominate for the Legis-
lnturc.
Before proceeding further, Mr. MayLcr-
ry thought it right that the convention
should decide upon a plan of procedure
lie therefore moved that nominations b'
made by reclamation. The motion pre-
vailed. yH
Mr. Pope placed the name Of Pete'
Saup before the convention in connection
with the office Of sheriff.
Mr.. Arrick presented the name of Jacl
Winter.
Mr.. Mnyberry presented the name
of Martin Brown, Of Thebcs, and Col
Wood the name :. II. Hay, of Cairo.
The convention then proceeded to vot,
On the first ballot Saup received votes
L Winter ., Hay /, and Brown u. Brow
having received majority Of NIL the vote
} cast was declared the unanimous choice q
: the convention Us tho Radical candds,
g for the Office of Sheriff, This unnoune,
i uncnt was followed By the solitary shric
i of an individual who j. believed Ia belon
). to the Brown family. IL sounded Yer
" much like the last shrek of drownin
~ man. ...
10 Jcwctt Wilcox wa, nominated ~ I'll
y candidate for legislature, and g. Osterlo
10 for the office of coroner.
u No cheer.
W We neglected 10 state in the prop,
" place that Dog Tooth precinct hoying II
i delegate, present., Mr.. Blodgett, who hal
= pcncd to be- cspcd IN the crowd, ";
-traightwuy invested with power Ia take
" seat ~ the representative o thu R,dic'
:" strength uf that uulmching Democrat
~ precinct.
y G"i",> a. l,rass Immediately st,s~ tho a.
- journmsnt of the convention, We are al
" able to give full details. We have onl
" opportunity now TO say that the gathern
y WI. ,pirillcss affair, aud that the NOM
nation, suit the Democracy quite rs well u
. any that could hav. been mudc Bette
- men--,o beat could not have been ~
. lcctcd.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-27

STRICTLY PukrASp wno,.,ov, 80
Mount Joy pa Heroid SAYS. ". NY; ''s
The extensive lahratory Of MIsu, ,,'''
HERB BITrEks in Lancaster ann I" .
The process of making the Bitter. ~,
are 30 famous everywhere. The in.,.,
tents are the purest, freshest, and bet an,
and the basis used for dfn.iny the yi,,n
OF the herbs through the system. /, ~.
purest We ever saw and this i. II very in,
portant fact, for, however valuable u rnedi
cine may be, fit is compounded with ,po
sonous liquor, it, use will be injuriou, /,
stead Of beneficial. We can say IN,
MISHLERS HERB BITTERs is strict
ly pure and wholesome in every re,pec
Sold by Nil respectable druggists, Pric
one. dollar per bottle.
aug?2 cod wit
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LAND
1nu,,1tc Auction.

viii sell ut public auction Ht The Court lion-", ~
Cairo, Illinois, ON Salurdy. September lu'h, 80.
Ut o'clock nm, the following dc-cu set tracts 81
land, viz Tho south hall-rmbraclnl Oh" south
cnst and southwest quarters ~ section uumlrf
seventeen mo. ~ in township fourteen (ll) SOUTH
range three (3) weston the third 60 prime ipnl ln'r
ldean, ~ Alexander county, Illinois, containing
according To Congressional survey three hun T.
red and twenty CflU) acres.
THIS land lies within two miles of the Cape q =
ardeau Ferry Landing, Is said to he Of superior
soil and wc timbercd, AMI presents One oppof'
tuhlty for Investment ON speculation, or for IN.
provemcnt for farming purposes.
Inc sale viii ne without reserve. Terms hall
cash, balance u month credit with Deed ~ Trust
to sorure Iaymcnt.
OHMONb BEATTY,
-. Executor Adam Realty, decreased.
Bye. WINSTON. Agent ant Auction""r.
suylIdtwl
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ORDINANCE NO. los.

An Ordinance To amond Section II of IAN Oniin.
nnc" TO adopt tho Ordinances OF the Iiiy of
taro ~ rsyKe.i and co'lihed." ~ go
bs y cr'in'asf ~ he Ciy tJuncd ef hs fw y
Quo; Y ~ - ~ -
That sad section II he amended by striking
out the words ''shall be the fiscal agent of the
CITY aud n such in the first and second lines of
sad section and 10y adding after the words "oiher
city lmproN enonts' ~ the al ard ih lines Of sahi
section, the words ''whrh any COMMITTEE Of the
CITY 'ouncd, duly authorized thereto or the City
Council iH ordinance or Joint resolution may IA.
qulIc him 10 make"
Approved August 18th, ls70
~. ... THOMAS WILSON, Mayor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-27

Saratoga Ladies Trunks best
,manufi1t ural all sixes and prices, at John
Antrimis. Also Sntolicls and Travelling
Bags G all grades, sizes, styles and
price,. II.
FATAL 10 TUX TEETH are all scrid
preparation. They may bleach the en-
amcl, but they a. surely dissolve and DO
'troy it. The mild, genial bal.amic and
prescrya,ivc SozoDoSr, imprcgnatcd with
the SArSIS Of the famous tropical SOAP
Tree, II Chill, isths only absolutely safe
article Of is kind In the market and pro-
tcce the Teeth from all destructive inhu.
snces, n. we'll a. keeps them FREQ from tar
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-27
DROSPECTUS
OF THE
LORtTT0 YOUNG LADIES'
ACADEMY,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
DROSPECTUS
sOUNDEO, 1853.
Chartered b, the Legislature Of the state OF
Illinois. 1857.

THIS In.utut ON, under The dir, ,u'u ui tue r'..
tsrs Of iorrttn, - situated ~ the most d"Nu
and hsathnh lu,'ti.iy iu th" 'ltN commanding
a ,iru Oi both the ohio ant VI --ts'I pp' hlNt =
Ih. butldiugs rr CummptIpu- nni connie. 'tI'
and th. grounds extensive und h'nu iiully shaded.
Parents and iiu,riinu- may To- assured uI ih".f
chth,fen pni warts VIII J'r"Nu ~unh NIg'ithi ~
toni on and T.. rental care ~ must give ruttr 1T
/ lsflrttuu, .,
The nrilit IS for tho transmission ut pupils &C.
thi- Institution a.c un-u'ph-''d' VIA ONO 1hl
, Misses mi NiNor., The llnu"is Central aud Go"
, cairo auG Ninrcnno- ~ lrnId, bip l'u' never
. t,tlny cotnmun cation With the cify 81 ttit".
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/ Dull TIMrs.-The following paragraph
indicates rather dull times in the CAPT
tai city
|, any person desires anything dul-
lcr Than dull day in Springfield, they can
lake oar share in the dullness, irco of
charge.
on the principle that 'to excuse is to
accuse the FLOWING paragraph from the
same paper, tells story not altogether
out Of place in this connection;
Some disappointed cynicgrowIs through
the columns of the Bloomington hc'9'rc
about the heavy debt and taxation 81
Springfield, and her poor prospects IN the
future He says that the water works
have been great burden
upon our city and but little
benefit. We ARE not going 10 ioin issue
with him on this question, but only say,
Springfield is abundantly able TO take care
Of herself 1t is true we pay heavy taxes
and plenty Of them, yet that is no good
reason for our sitting down in dispair aud
saying "wc are gone up Not BY amy
means In few years time we will be II
large ilourishng and fine city, and Rip
Van Wrinkle towns like Bloomington and
other kindred spots, will wake up to find
themselves far behind the capital city in
her onward strides to wealth and popua-
tion. As Jack Bunsby would remark, this
is an opinion as is An opinion.
Our exchanges from New York,
Chicago, Milwaukee, Buffalo, and other
points speak ofunu.ual dcprc,,ion,in bust
ness circles, of stagnated trade and gloomy
prospects. The same complaints come up
from quite all the river towns between
Pittsburg, st. Louis and Now Orleans.
Certainly in view of this condition, the
business men out of Cairo may tax,
heart. Our lcvcc presents more activi,,
than can he seen in any other town OF
either river; our retail merchants are do
ing II living trade and there is suilicien
work to keep the majority of our mechan
les and lnborers constantly employed
We repeat that the business aspect q
Cairo, when compared with that of o,hc
cities, furnishes no occasion for despoi
dcncy.
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COURSE OF TUITION,

uithu.r.ph,, Ecpinc, wrting, Grammar. ,tth'
,u.tir Neo.fp, ,,cogtarhy Va 'icut and Modern,
Astronomy nnd ~" "i Globes, History 80 iu'icut
and Mbdern, Rhc,o ic. Logic. !r"se nrd P"'ir'ti
rrnun.itou MYTHOLOGY, Natural PHILOSOPHY,
rhr,nt.tr,, Butany, Natural ll,stutv, Physiology,
Intellectual nri moral phils'olhy. buok.k"eplng,
French ,nJ t"rman.
Nu... Drawing aId Painting M water 'ulor-.
81 ptiniInp; PLAN AMI Ornamental Noedl"wofk,
U.n,lvurk nui Embroidery.
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ALL PERSONS wishing buds and root. for
early Spring flowers, will please leave
their orders rs soon MS possible. My sup
ply, for this season, will arrive in u few
weeksf from Europe, and ought to he planted
soon after arrival.
a26dlw AMkNDvS JAECKEi.
18th Street, bet. Walnu, and Cedar.
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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, AUGUST az.

lation of funds deposited for the benefit Of
children or for other purposes.
The small sums Of money that most
children may save, will, with tho interest
paid by this bank, amount to sufficient
sum to purchase home or to establish
them in business.
Kis the small sums sared mat make peo-
pie goalNy
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NOTICE..

Al meeting of the stockholders ofthe Enter.
prise Hank at Caro- held july sHh, Is70, IL va.
ordered that the name Of SAID Bank Il. changed Ia
the "ENTERPRlsE SAVING, BANk, 4" aud that
the Secretary CIV" notice Of same los publication
IA accordance wiih section one Of said charter
aug.ol3Oi -
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advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dspen
snry, headed. Book for the mil lion--Mar
riage guidc--in another column. II should
be- read by all. ml2dNwtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-27

CHARTER OAK Cooking Stove--:he best
In u.s-.for sale by g. W. Henderson 100
Commercial Avenue. See advertisement
aug cod 4m.
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TEAMS Per session OF fi,s Months

Boari nnI Tuition In the Common Branch.
g., VI Rc,ding. wiring, Authmetin Lng'
l.h Grammar, Geogf'phy ram sewing
and Mar ~
Board and Tuition ~ she higher BRANCHES,
Va Rhetoric, Composition, tlt-t"tl, lhu'
usuphy, Astronomy, bo'Wy, Pieui'irN,
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FLOUR.

800 bbls. Flour medium grade, also 200
half bbl.. medium quality suitable for the
Southern for sale at the Egyptian
mil If
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r.t,a Charges at Option.

Tho Srhul1.tic Year il divided tutn two sos.
-ion- Of hy, months c.oh, the fr-t h'giuutug On
the hr-t Monday ~ september AMI termnn'iuf tie
lat day ~ January. IT." second session COM
m.ncing III. rra Gay ~ February and terminal.
ing the ls~i Thur.dsy "f June.
PAYMENTS To- be made invariably IA .lNsn.c ilf
.arh session. No reduction viii ho male "T
Pup,ls en- cred after III" commencement - a
session val bo charged With ouly such portion OF
10 a. ma, remain.
bed aud b-dding. when furnished by I,r,ui.,
should con. - 81 mattress, ~" pair ot .lr,t.,
doubt" blanket. aud . white c"Uni"rranc.
Each PUP must y" prs'ide' WITH several
changes 81 clothing. two colnr"u uni'r-kltts,
sunboungt, -iN towels, ~ tafV uHpk.a. .tsf
ls,tn, COMB. and brushes.
Tt" Uniform for sunday uui festival. dUuug tie
summer, consists 81 - pink lawn dress sui elt''
apfop. For ia" water. q iilck m'rn" dress.
80 uniform fcguI rod fnT Jtck int-
Esa b pupil must hsI" agTceu Dcrsg- Nvi', aud
,stholtc pupils aNhit" -Ni.s veil, iwoyarl- long
IN. hfsl -atuf,la, az every month u s"t apart
Tor th" reception Of visitors Z" publ. ffou p,r.
sniS AMI guardians ~. desired tu1' they shan
not bc v..cdon other days. iu Or Ter TO avoid ~
t"ftuption Of school skcr,tsf-.
N0pupl Vii Io allowed a. 30 uut u,fh iUg4l ..
except hy order ~ parents "r c,Iiriinn..
Co., ospond"nco IT pupil ~ subject 4" m r'r'
ton communications u parents AL guardians
excepted.
For the sake Of uniformity, NJ pupil. nae 70.
qurod 10 De- present at msrniug sni evening pfsN.
.f- nd divine setyiC' on sunday.
Board daring the VACATION ffur dollar. pr s,.k.
Term. for bay scholars.
Tuition per quarter TOT the First Cts,..... I. 81
second
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Jusr RECEIvED.-- The Shoe Fly Elliot
and Don't Bodder Ne Hats and cap. at
p. Nef's. No. 70 Ohio Lcvee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-27

Good Calf Boots for tw odollars and
seventy five cents only at y. Nefs, Nc.
70 Ohio Lcvcc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-27

Ventilated hat, ia entirely new styles
the m".t comfortable and delightful hat
ever worn, at Jno. Antrim'.. n.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-27

Clothing for the million Mt Z. NcFs No
~ Ohio levce Thebest good in the city
will DO found at this house. u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-27
ei,ers Of inquiry should b" addressed
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
pt LurettO academy, Cairo, lllinoi-

! kEfERENCE---Et. Rev T.. T.. talt'., Alton;
Very Rev, L.. !. OHallornn, cairo; Rev. !. I,cba-
! han, Mound'iiy br, bryant, Culumhu-, Ky, W.
! J., HALLIDAY, :. :, Taylor, Hon. Vim. II, Green,
Jnig" Mulkey, AM the iiETn. of caro- gen"r'
| ally. auyg;dit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-27

Youth bo.r and Children clothes, ut
li. than New York prices, will be sold
,hi. wocl, ut y. Nch's, rcgsrdle-. Of cost