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The Dissentients.

We mean Conservative dissentients. The
o.lice-holders are of course opposed to GREE
LEY, and since the GREELEY ticket is tn,
popular one, and will in all human proba.
bilty be elected by IN immense majority, all
who oppose it might be set down us dis
scnters from the people. But we only row
mean to speak of the few Conservative dis.
senters who have separated from their friends,
and in the overlooking abundance of their
satisfaction with their own opinions have
taken issue with those friends. When Gene
raj TAYLOR was nominated for the presi.
dency Mr.. WEBSTER said it was nomina-
ton not fit to be made" General TAYLOR
wrote to Mr.. WEBSTER, Us was then reported,
declaring that he concarrcd with him
in his opinion about the nomination,
but as the people seemed to approve it,
perhaps they would both better review
their own opinions and acquiesce in the pub
lie judgment. The little party of disscnters
in the present instance have much stronger
reasons for patiently reviewing their opin-
ions than had General TAYLOR and Mr.. WEB
sTER. Both of them acquiesced in the public
judgment whether they changed their opin-
ions or not, and thus showed great deal of
wisdom. But Mt that time there weae no such
vital questions OF constitutional liberty pend
ing before the people as there are now.
Parties were divided upon measures of mere
public policy. With either side liberty
was safe and public order without peril.
Now tyranny is installed at Washing
ton, and, 4th of july as it is, innocent
American citizens, convicted by perjury
and subornation, are hundreds of miles
from home undergoing excessive penalties
attached to minor offences by the legislation
of u ruthless Congress, suggested by heart
less President. To-day we may draw bill
of indictment against President GRANT to
which that drawn by our forefathers against
GEORGE LII. was by comparison a causeiess
complaint. And suffering the expressions
and outrages OF such Government thus
putting the tyranny Of the mother country
in '76 to shame-ths people, the feiloW-citi-
zens Of the dissenters, have, after years of
patient endurance, determined that a way out
OF trouble is finally open to them. This de-
termination is final, and, right or wrong, it
must be carried out 10 the decisive test.
The question is one which they should
patiently aud without passion PROFOUND to
their own hearts. We speak it not In bitter
ness, bat IN all kindness and affection. We
cherish these dissenters. We have listened
with q sort Of general satisfaction to their
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EDUCATIONAL.

rgNHE GERMAN AND HEBREW Ian
L GUAGES.-On WEDNESDAY the 3l of July J
win omen n pKIyhT SCHOOL for the instruction
of the German language 10 those who attend the pub
lie schools AMI to other children will give them
three lessons week till the 25h ofScptcmrr from
to o'clock 4. NJ. My charges for this will he five
dollars i'll advance. .s..
On TUESDAY tile 2d of July will open school
to teach children the reading and translation OF
Hebrew. ,........ .,...-. .. s.....
Those living on Shockoc Hill shall teach at my
residence; those from the Owor part of the city ut
Parents will please enter their children ut once.
NJ. }. MlCuELBACIIER,
] ic eliot First and Clay streets.
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DIED.,

At five minutes to O'clock Wednesday morning
July sd, at the residence of her daughter OH Fiji
street, Airs. MARY ANN SADI.E Err, In the sixty
fourth year Of her age. "a r..-
Eyn.hburg and StauntOn papers please copy.
At his residence, ON the New Market road. at q
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, ROBERT FARRAR
Ina the siXty-siXth year oil his age.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
st IL O'Clock TOMORROW Saturday MORNING
his son. DIR. W. +. Frrar, are invited to attend 2ts
Yesterday, 4th instant, ut AZ O'Clock p. NJ, Will
LIAM j.. HARM OuU, IN the fifty-sccOnd year OF
his age. ss.2ir,u.s .-...s. = ..s.:.
His funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
at o'clock from his late residence, No .5t4 Grace,
between TwCnty-iifth and Twenty-siNti, streets
His friends and those Of his family are Invited to
attend. - 49,, sea, s.F G- ..',., a.. !. Ill .... !.
Norfolk papers please copy. ..a
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ATWOOD & RITTER, "a
LII Odd" COVER NOR STREET, "a
a.. by. RICHMOND, VA. w

Until LIST of September next we will offer great
inducements to all In need of FURNITURE AND
MATTRESSES. Our warcrOOns are now flied
with goods made of seasoned AMI kiln-dred lumber,
and warranted Ia stand I'm any clinalc. ...
We would call particular attention Ia orr stock of
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS. which can nc fur
uishrd from So To 500, and in AL cases warranted.
Our stock uf PARl.OR FURNITURE Is also very
complete. and If We have not the style OH land We
will make any pattern {" order.
All in need will find To their Interest 10 examine
our stock 20
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I'D OCKBRID0E ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
'.a- SCI 8 r.M
OPEN JUNE l, 1872.

This favoritc and celebrated WATERIN ING PLACE
will offer additional attractions ths Among
other improvements, there has been added an Gle
gant a,ui spacious ballroom, nj Erining the parlor;
the psrlor has been enlarged and improved, and tie
proximity OF tis, two reudcrs each easily accessible
II wifi 10 kept I'm style not surpassed anywhere In
yirRinti. 'aFt ,l.rfJ I-selE .a1t. F. 4
The WATERS Of these special Springs either cure
greatly relieve mtsf cases Of Scrofula, incpent
CONSUMPTION, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic I.aryn-
gifts, Chronic PEcuinona, Chronic Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diarrhea, Chronic Dysentcry. They are
alao great value In tSc affections which are peru
liar to the female constitution, and appetizer,
tonic, and general restorative they are perhaps.
unrvalled amongst mineral waters. The proprietor
will have provided for tile lawns and ballroom
ilrst-ciass Band Of Music, anu In general ali The
of amusement and recreation usually found
ut best summer resorts win bc nj the commander
the guests ut ROt'kBRIDGE ALUM Tie place
Is within eleven 10 thirteen hours Of Richmpnd,
Washington Baltimore. etc. by rail- all in daylight
Ohio rlIlroad Mt Goshen depot, aud and elegant
stage coaches, passing RAPIDLY over smooth and
level rttd Of only eight miles, set down The visitors
ut the Springs Ia tea ~. l 80
~. JAfIES A.JFRAZlER, Proprietor
Persons masking uss. Of the groun,is, &C.. OF the
Springs, and not stopping AT my hotel, VIII DC
charged hHIf my regular rates.
Tho IeGkbridgG xa.i,r Is for Ha by PURCELL
LADD Il 90, Eie.hmpaj, and GEORGE ~. DC
ISTIIiE, Charlottesville.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
nv
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r17 GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THogsANl
E.. DOLLARS WORTH OF DRY GOODS .t
..r AT REDUCED PRICES! ':'.-

Az orr new STORE is fast approaching comrien"n'
and intending tu open 1t with au entirely new s"cN'
we make general reduction in the prices Oh our
goods. Having purchased the whole OF. our STOCK
mon the closest terms do not hesitate TO state
that such an opportunity to purchase CHEAP DRY
GOODS has not been offered within the past ten
years .sg<E..a5. r@as~a rE..r5- E.r
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spEsaAn Ka GEs.

q -. -<~Ho
Mr. THE EDUCATIONAL s. sssoG sasss
TON OF vIRGIETA Win meet IN assm ss
-. o NJ An .TuEsDAY The oh in t,nt Kaii-
s,.,s cunuectlng with this point NIL furnish nee
retprn ,ickets 10 those who are or r'o may DE-
como members Of tho ssociasten.
An teacbers arc cordially invited to attend.
/ ~ S-dF ,Bf& T&sWF -.
"a n,57- sPEGIA Al 4 MOTTO 'E.--Our MA
rrsINE SHOPS and FOUNDRY: have been re-
,nayeei to ti,c corner t,6ssNfNETEENahtia 1ia
FRANKLIN STREETS. c'l8 % -. Z. = -
We are row prepared 20 furnish all work Y ollr
line promptly and onas good terms Is any s','ih't
establishment IN tho city. Ssts.iEt 20: :,
m ,r,o NAV need machinery OF any kind, to give us
.,,l ,TAf,BOTT, ETTINGER EDhipohID[,,
corner Nlaeteenth and franklin stree Gus
I'll 4 d ! !. -. =. . -
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HI.Na-tnREs ISLAND.

SEA BATHIN G.--COBBS ISLAND,
IVA, Is now open for The accommodation NJ VS.,
ttoss. Fine and sate surf bathing, iishpk. ana
snipe-shoOtIng A band OF music Ia attent1n'e
dnring tie se:s1ti, Es.sasfs IS q
TERMS: ~ per day; SIS per week.
R9ulc: From Norfolk by steamer \. r. Banks 10
Cherrysfonc, Monday, "Wednesday. JH,i tii'ay
mornings. Address COBB BEufllERs,
IL l5-lni Z CIlcrrsstone Va.
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r3NO TIE PUBLIC.-l'cing compelled n
4 10 make alterations and improvements In u
my warcrnoms on account of increase of husl- FsS
ness. lave determined tu sell out my large
stock of FURNITURE. Persons wishing to secure
a beautiful Walnut l'arIor or Chamber Set 1T first
cost win do we'll tn call soon. Very respectfully,
ARTHUR ROONEY. Governor and Franklin
Streets. Richmond. Va. ----- - ---r-- ---- ~
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Manager Hot Springs, BatI county, Va.

WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w Va. have lech much Improved. and win
open on the; l3tlt June. PaBibblets.to b" had Of
sicssrs. Coleman 4 Rogers. Baltimore Purcell L:dd
Il Co., Rlclmomi, or Of the proprlctors.
TEEhs:Sa per day; $D per month Of twenty
eight days. = :...t ....s. 80
al. .tEuBASK. REYNOLDS & CO.
21-gn iroprtrIurS.
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FURNITURE. dc.

LNURNITURE.-J.D -. GATEWOOD, "a.
Il No 3lg Hroad street ann In receipt of EsSs
large stock nr new STYLE CIIAMBER aud PAR-IFT
L0R FURNITURE, CHAIRS, LOUNGES, SAVES,
cash Cali and see me before purchasing elsewhere
IL
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FXC RSION SEA SONstiIens
~ OPENED ~ .cs
FOR OLD POINT, "YUE. DE L'EAU' HOTEL
" (SEWELL!!S POINT, NORFOLK, gi.
AND PORTSMOUTH. .-

Excursion tickGisa are now issued ut Carriers IN
press aud on board scanicr'o either Oh the ahofe
places and return for - by the James River Stcal-
boat Company. Tickets good until used. 49,.
Passengers leave here ut u y. M. MONDAiS .,
WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS. s ...
Their elegant and fast steamer JOHN S1LNES-
TER is nov OH this route, with iirst-class table and
accommodations. " " sts
Connection made at Norfolk for Cobb's Island
10 ls-lm I.B.TATUM, General Agent.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that / hive
of Renrico county All persons Indebted tn the said
Henry J. Smith, deceased, are requested 10 settle
with the undersigned, and those having claims
son. Jr., my attorney 1T his Office, uenrico County
court hotlsc. n ~ sF@EsS JOHN u, DAVIS, {
~ Nv Dat ~ $50. - .sE; Executor.
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NEW ROCKBRIDGE ALUM STRINGS,
~ RockBRlDGE COUNTY, VA.

This new WATERING-PI,ACE win be open for
the reception OF visitors on the FIRST DAY OF
JULY.
The waters have been long and faroraly known,
hut until lltely no improvements have been made
for the entertainment of the public.
Atoint stock COMPANY cl,arteresl under the maine
Of tic J0R UAN RtfCkBRIDG EAIUM SERVINGS,
has leen organized with ample capital. The COM
many have completed this season new anil elegant
hotel furnished throughout In the very hest style
The. mineral waters are both ALUM and CHA
LYBEATE-tte former being ctBcacious IN all
chronic diseases. such rs Pneumonia, Dyspepsia.
Chronic DiarrhGa, Chronic Dysentery, Scrofula,
Inciplent Consumption, Bronchitis Chronic Luryn-
gifts; and the latter genera, tonic. and is If
great value in those affections which peculiar 10
the female constitution The accommodations viii
be first class In every respect. -EAs ~
ROrTE.-Thc Springs are eight miles from
Goshen, on the linc Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, aud within eleven TO thirteen hours nf
Richmond, Washington, and Baltimore by rail.
Colonel NJ. g. lIarman's elegant stage coaches win
connect with tho trains t"tcca day at Goshen depot.
! BoARD.-Pcr day, a.; four weeks, 500. -
For further particulars apply TO
EA.A@& IAs.' > i'-t 90 G.. II. LUCK,
af General Manager (postoiIicess aboyel.
II, e. formerly of the SpotswoOd Hotel.
je 22-codew Richmond.
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.lsc. BLEAcHED and BROWN COTTON Y lssc.
per yard;
issc.shE7g8E onlys sfes per yar1f
4ec BLACK @ REEADlNFEs az asc. per yard I,
re- BLACK GRENADINES at 6ec Ier yard ~ 35f3
nc EMBROIDERED GRENADINES 1t issc. per
yard; 'istt13s I 49, *, Il i,
7sc.yfCTORB LAWN at CSC. per yard; - Isl q
SITE. SWISS MUSLIN st zEc.per yard; e "a; .ta
st WHITE LINEN AT nc. per yard;t J.
Coo. Il0II.YtyARnENH HATS ut doc. each. Il
Such tremendous knock-down of the prices OF s
yy4ssy LACE SHAwLSsystf sf.b lid: II - 4ls 3
a. fsli, PARasOLs and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a. Il
II, RIBBONS, EMBRoIDERIEs,
: LA HOSIERY, GLOVES
..ty FHANDKERcHIgFsI ?,'afssfb tii..' # ~
=, LACE COLLARS snd SETS. Sc, tiff etffhd
that only can cun do Justice 10 tic bargains az Isl.
ID - WILLIAM TIIAbHIMEf,lt DC RONis,Ift
4 jy2 1013 Maln street. opposite post-eflee. j
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TUST -REGEIYED-La Ladies' kidS
u Marie Antoinette slippers: Ladies scrgrH -
Button Boots and Bilihorais; Misses Petri-fe
colored Button Boots; GcntlaMehB Broadway Gal
teri; Gentleulen's Md aud Morocco laters Gen,
elements Seamless Seal Skfn i0w-uarter she's III
for sale low by 5ti"'.7 JOHN u FACE, Jh.,
iyS sSrtzj E.7ts 1853 5stf it1S15 Halp stt'cs'
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sEOssgb AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-This day landing
N per schooner julien Nelson 100 tons FRANK
LIN. EGG, and STOVE GOALS. These in want OF
choice article will please send in their orders.
.....- ..#.+.. WRIT ROBERTS,
NH q corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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WINES, EIeuoRs. TOBACCO, &c.

OK BARRELS BYRNES'S CELEBRA-
Ia TED RYE WlIISkEI. two years old, for
sale Ivy . . MCCARTHY Il SLATER,
IL uI-jppd1w ESWow 1924 Main street
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4 BARRELS SWEET CATAWBA WINE
II for sale by '' MCCARTHY & SLATER.
IL o7-dcodoW&Sw2w r.. .....
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.HIlHE HOT SPRINGS,
l. BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
are now open to visitors. is waters are celebrated
for the cure of rheumatism. GOut Paralysis, Tor
p0r of Liver, Chronic Diarrhni or Dyrusry, Dis
eases of the Uterus, Affections of the Skin. especially
of Syphitlc origin and numerous Chronic Diseases.
S THE BATHS
vary In temperature from 60 degrees 10 40 degrees
Falirrul,elt. aud present every variety OF chronic
hath. They ARE, moreover, found To prepare the sys
TEN for Tie beneficial action of waters found at The
various other Mineral Springs.
MUD BATHS have been constructed similar 10
t,ose that are largely used AT the most celebrated
spls L. germany and which give Sufferers The benc
tt oaSSf!tycry valuable remedial agents contained
I'm GiR mineral In,rt. -ss, F.L ~ a
T1lesc SPRINGS offer unsurpassed attractions To
both the invalid aud peas,rc-scrkcr.. The equip
ment aittl nanagementare equal to those OF iirsi-
class city hotels. Every modern improvement has
been provided.
sity of rirginEt, Resident Physician. .l .ra=
For pamphlets and circulars address
.s''' s@s+ s. e.. ThRDY < co,
s. .. Hst I'll Richmond. Va:
j. 4. AUGUST,
Manager Hot SpflDns, BaNi county, Va.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-27

ArHESEuM.-On Christmas night Dion
Boucicaults beautiful drama Of the "Col-
lsen Bawn" WAS presented by tho Irwin
combination in grand style, and to large
audience. Mr.. Irwin as Danny Man" was
most excellent, and Mrs. Irwin as "Eilly
OConnor," won the hearts Of all present
by her artistic rendition Of the pure and
simple Irish girl. Mr.. Calder was good %
'Nylss NaCoppalesn.' We must not forget
to mention Miss Clara Baker rs "Kyrls
DAILY" who acted with spirit, aud Miss
Marian Taylor as "Mrs, Cregan," both Of
whom were admirable in their respective
roles. Last evening the ever popular com.
sdy Of the SERIOUS Family" was pre-.
sented, and we were sorry 10 see 50 ANAL
an attendance, ~ the play was rendered
in m uneIceptionsble manner. Tonight
Mrs.. Irwin will be the recipient OF bene.
fit, and we feel assured that the house will
be crowded, rs the fair beneAciare richly
deserves such a compliment, both ss an
actress and . lady. The bill TO be pre-.
sented will DO Bulwer Lytton's beautiful
play Of "The Lady Of Lyons" and ,h,
farce of "The Omnibus"
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A FORTY DOLLAR WHIP.
CAPT JAMES JOHNSON THE RECIPI.
ENT.

Early on Christmas morning, Mr..
james johnson, agent Of the Illinois Cen.
trail railroad in this city, was called to the
office CT the stono depot by a message
from his chief clerk He found I'll the
clerks of the depot and wharfboat, Capt.
Crane Of tho Belle,Memphis, and Capt
Jones, agent of the National and Star
Union lines, assembled to receive him.
Having frequently during his life been
made tho victim of some Of the most prac.
tical OF practical jokes, Capt. Johnson
passed just inside the door, and gazing up
on the assemblags from under his cap, out
OF the corner OF one eye, calmly awaited
the result with look Of resignation
which would have done credit to
martyr, One of the clerks then, ad.
vsnced, and with neat little address,
presented Captain johnson with gold
and ivory mounted riding whip, and an
elegant pair Of gauntlets. On receiving
them, tie Captain said "W ell, boys, thi,
10 decidedly the worst horse.whipping
ever received in my Ito, and l Law.
scarcely words wherswith to express tn,
feelings 1t occasions. 1t is rs surprising
to me, a. II 10 Agreeable, and y token of 70
spsct and esteem for which AN ver,
grateful. We have been associated ,og..h,
or many OF u', number Of years. From
the Officers ofths road, and macy others, !
hsvs frequently received compliment,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-27

CHEAP FURNITURE The floating fur
niture warehouse Of T. Ebert d Brother
Of Laconis, Indiana, is now in harbor near
the stave and barrel factory above Thirty
fourth street. Our citizens have an oppor.
tunity for bargains in furniture Of oil
kinds, parlor and bedroom aud kitchen,
and dealers can lay in supply at great
advantage to themselves, as the firm offer
special inducements TO the trade. The
boat will proceed on It's way down the
river in three or four days, making all the
landings and giving the people opportuni.
ties to buy their furniture at their own
doors 25.2t.
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sheriff Irwin 10 home again.
Christians was q rather dull day In
Cairo.
The Msso mic fraternity banquet At the
st. Charles tonight.
The steamer Illinois was two hours
behind time yesterday afternoon.
County court, for criminal and pro.
bate matter, convened ysstsrdsy.
--Dicksring for skates Is now the prin
sipsl occupation Of impseunious boyhood.
-Chaslls 1suchtss b Co. are alling-
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FoR SALE.-Lot No 0, and cottage and
lease on lot No. 10, block 40, city Of Cair O
Lot No. 10 on which the house stands can
also be bought if desired. The property
10 situated on Tenth street (the only stree,
that extends across the city from the Ohio
to the Mississippi river, between Wash.
inston and Walnut, is in pleasant neig h
borhood and very desirable for q residence
Apply At
II TIE BULLETIN OFFICE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-27

A celebrated lawyer Of the last century
once very vittily and pointedly remarked
that "courts Of law and courts OF justice
were very different" At any rate it has
been judiciously decided by the highest
courts Of the country that the general gov
eminent has no power to carry on a sys.
tenn Of internal improvements, that power
being recognized only in Parksr's Com
pound Extract Buchu. For sale by all
druggists everywhere.
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for the manner in which the
affairs and business Of the road have been
managed and attended to. While some
little Of this praise may belong to me, IL 10
q fact that cannot be questioned, that q
greater share belongs to the clerks Of these
offices whose efficiency and attention to
business have earned It,"
The Captains speech was about thirty
minutes long, and at its close he led the
company TO his residence where, with mu.
sic, wine, etc, several pleasant hovrs were
whiled away.
The presents were procured in st. Louis.
The whip cost $40 and the gauntlets $s5
It was token Of respect Of which Capt.
Jas. johnson is we'll worthy, and feels
justly, very proud, but he declares it shall
not cause him to treat his old friends, DR..
Dunning, and Capt. Hambleton of Mound
City, in any manner other than as hereto
fore. As to how he will act towards Capt
Dugan, Ike Valdez and Re1ford, be has
not yet fully decided. $50.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-27

Go and SEQ those beautiful chromos al
Thomas, they are the finest IN Cairo. He
makes the best that are made in Cairo, and
guarantees satisfaction in all cases. Call
and see sam lies of his work at bis gallery
corner Eighth street and Commercial ave.
nue.. l2-22.l0t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-27

DR. WARpSER has removed TO the
rooms occupied by him for an office, over
D. Arter's grocery store. The doctors
family will occupy these rooms Temporal
rily, while the finishing touches are being
pu: on bis rooms in his new brick house,
which he intends making his residence.
l2-25-lw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-27

liz character OF assets and in ratio OF
assets to liabilities, the National Life In.
sursnce Company Of the United States Of
America Is unexcelled.
CASPER Yosr, General Agent,
1915 LOT. Cairo Ills
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NoTIcE is hereby given that l will pay
NO bills for goods sold to any Of the EN-.
ployes of THE CAIRO BULLETIN, either
for themselves or for the use Of the office,
unlese the same are furnished on an order
signed by Mr.. Burnett or myself
l2-20-ly JoHS II. OBERLY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-27

MARRrED.-By the Rev. Fred. L. Thorn
son, at the residence Of the brides father,
at Villa Ridge, Ills, December 20, Mr.
VIM. s. Montgomery TO Miss Emma NJ.
Minnich. The happy couple left on a
tour TO Ohio to visit friends.
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NoTIcr.-There will be regular meet
ing Of the Qui Vive Coterie at their rooms,
on Saturday evening, December %, at .
o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
CHARLES r. KYLE, Secretary.
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THE BULLETIN.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Us $40. sxR, OBsERvKR's OFFICE, |
CAiRo, Dec rs, 1872, i0llp.n. !
Barometer 3o.41, and rising.
Temperature lao.
Maximum temperature, last "a hours,
i0il pm, lee.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours,
cam, To-.
Very light snow falling.
THOMAS l.. WATSON, Observer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-27

FouSD.--A lsdy's glove in Phil Saup's
confectionery, which the owner may have
BY calling at this office.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-27

CnRoNos FOR THE HoLipAYs.-The
finest in Cairo at Thomas photograph gal
Larry l2.22-l0t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-27

wooD pumps, step ladders, skirt and
bread boards at Halley's. 12-ls-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-27
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New York club, Toy Bedsteads. Wagons
Carts, Perambulators, Wheelbarrows and
Hobby Horses. California and other Canned
Fruits OF the best brands, in large variety.
Canned Fish. Bottled goods. Shaker Pre-
serves and Jellies. Fireworks, etc, etc., at
BRISTOL 4 STILwELL's.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-27

BEST cooking stoves in the market at
A. Halleys, No. l6s, Washington avenue.a
l2.l9-lm