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MISCELLANEOUS.

MGSCELLANEOUS.
4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
IA cnt States; Legal cverywherc; desertion, &C., suf
fcent cause no publicity required; no charge until
u''0''' si""''O' NJ HOUSE, Attorney, 1e4 Broadway
BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
N of different States; legal everywhere publicity;
81 s tees IN every
Counsellor at Law, 1858 Broadway.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
"A. Of ps'9 ro aysnue and sqsrSm street.
On sunday from to9 p. NJ.
T EUCoTrIEA-pECEHAM,s LEUCoTHEA BEAUTI-
IL fes and preserves the skin and compexon, Removes
One apSeation wi! PrsSs is merits Price ST. Sold y
II and ST. @Fuss New vor
CCHENCKs MANDRAKE FILLS
. s sGIESGKs NASbEAkE PIEEs
If your bowels eostive,
sCuENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
If you have worms,
scuEsck,s MANDRAKE PILLS. TRY THEM.
If your breath Is bad,
scHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
Ifyon feel drowsy,
scnENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
fyou are low spirited, .. ,.
sCHENCE's MANDRAKE PILLS
1fyou have sick headache, - u
sCHENcK,s MANDRAKE PILLS
take Mandrake pills. You Will have good appetite
Tor breakfast and not feel any effects OF the lignor
Blue Mass and other preparations Of Mercury actu-
ally produce suffering and death than the diseases
witch they profess And yet this corrosive min
eral denounced by the alopathic doctors, Is pre-
scrbcd by almost universally i'll Liver complaints,
Consumption o. 'ns M AMIR PILLS
composed entirely OF roots and herbs obtained from
the great sforehose OF nature and their salary effects
will appear the medicine Is brought to the test
of n fair experiment. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
do produce any nausea sickness Of the stomach;
s Ssm Il sysa o wiz i s * g
By this udicous treatment the digestive faculties are
speedily restored TO their full vigor and the
OF indigo stion may be cured. .
When we reflect that the liver is the largest internal
organ the body that TO II Is assigned the important
duty Of altering the blood and preparing the bile that IA
or inactive the whole body suffers sympathetcaly II IA
not surprising that medicine which can restore the
healthy operations OF the liver should produce wonderful
changes In the general health and effect cures which
may appear to be almost miraculous Headache Of LONG
continuance severe pains In the side breast and shout
and wretchedness and other alarming and Distressing
symptoms, Indicative q imperfect disordercd action
Mandrake Pills. - "s
Cosveness, piles bitter or sour eructatons and TIM,
indcscribabie ieeing OF oppression, mental anxieyJ
languor ethargy aud depression of spirits which unfit
man for the management Of business and the endowment
Pills. ~
Prepared by J. IT. scUENcK SON
Northeast corner Sixth and Arch sts Philadelphia
FOR SAFE by all druggists and dealers.
Nos and College places New York, wholesale Agent
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schr Tennessee Hiiseury. vinalhaven days, with
Schr Isaac SCENES sherman), Taylor days out with
schr Alice (asherman). Love. days out, with $500
sshr \ Campbell casherman,. Kelly. daysont with
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston New York. with
mdse and passengers + Dimock
Acusn6e Resor New BsdsSra w for New
Brig Annie Collins (Br). McDonald Windsor, Ms for
New York, IL days with plaster to Crandaii beraux
Brig " Sawyer, Mitchell, FAN Rvcrsor New York, in
chr Isrns aBr, Bower St john Nh for New York, 10
ss6r nariha SBr. Maiopey windsor, Ms for New
aay w Wndso YORK New
with plaster TO GrandalI, Beraax Co vo,s w,, linn.
Der S' to chas s0 fa TsSes Co a'n'a' 0' ~"
sShE Lizzie ] CLARK Burnett Bangor for New York.
schr Deborah Jones, Clark, Bath for New York. with
sehr + Meaney, Lewis, Cape Ann for New York. with
schr Morse oliver Bath York, with shingles
schr Torpedo, flaming Labec for New York, with fish
schr John ,Boynton Hill. Calais for New York, with
schr Walter 9 Hall, Hail. Rockland for New York. with
sehr / 5 Barnes Coleman, Rockport for New York,
sehr Robert Rhodes, Peck, Rockport for New York,
schr Alamo Thompson. Machias for New York. with
piling to sn9W Richardson p,, 9. .o,. w..
III ior 10TH
Schr i Benedict, Hall, Portland for New York, with
lumber to Munson Co.
schr Emma Rich New London tor New York, with
fish to order.
seRr Elizabeth Hogan, Newport for New York.
Schr VIM Gray, Alien New London for New York.
Schr Sallie Chartre, simmons Taunton for New York
Schr Horizon Leet, Providence for New York.
Schr VIM Allen, Alien, Boston for New York.
schr Lucy Blossom, Nickerson, Providence for New
| York.
schr Tryphenia, Doridge, Newport for New Yorx.
| Schr Eclipse, Dixen New Bedford for New York.
| schr F Woolsey, Terry Fall River for New York
Schr Treasure Taylor, Fall River for New York.
Schr Florence, Young, Fall River for New York. =
Schr Laura Jones Cousins Fall River for New York
Schr VIM Sargent Day, Boston for New York
Schr l. Wyman Perry, New Haven for New York.
Schr Quickstep, Smith, Nantucket for Philadelphia.
Schr Franklin Randolph, Steelman, Providence for
| New York.
schr Caroline Corncia, Crowley, Somerset for New
| York.
| schr Greene County Tanner, HYDE New Bedford for
! Rondout.
Schr Watchiu, Gill, Boston for New York.
| Schr Julia A Tate Tate, Bridgeport for New York.
schr Morning Star, Lynch Pawtucket for Philadel-
| phia.
schr Rienzi Cobleigh, Newport for New York.
Schr Haze, Spencer, Providence for Trenton.
Schr Essex Handy, Providence for New York.
Schr Viola, Engle, Rockport tor New York.
Schr DIR Kelly Kelly, Boston for New York.
Schr Mctcalf, Hanlon, Boston tor New York.
Schr b Warford Sprague, Providence for New York.
Steamer Electra, Mott, Providence New
mdse and passengers
Steamer Thetis Gale, Providence for New York. with
mdse and passengers
Steamer Albaros Davis Fall River for New York. with
mdSe ana passengers.
BOUND EAST
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MS.
schr G Erickson, Chase, Elizapethport for Paw.
tucket
schr Hudson, Post, New York for Rockland.
Schr Lookout, Post, New York tor Boston.
Schr Jenny Lind Hubbard, Hoboken for New Haven
Schr Nettie Beanie Beanie, New York for Gloucester.
Schr Maggie (3r), Foster New York for st John, NIB
Schr Nightingale, Jones, Hoboken for Providence
Schr L Hamlin, Pulver. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Julia Ann, Howell, New York tor Pottersville.
Schr Eliza Raynor, MITCHELL Philadelphia tor Provi-
dence.
schr John D Griffin, Cole New York tor Boston.
Schr Awater Petty, Port johnson for Providence.
Schr Effort, Brett, Port johnson for Salem
Schr Com Kearney Metcalf, Port johnson for Boston
Schr Connecticut Blackman, Port johnson Mystic
Schr Agnes, Chester, Rondout for Cohasset Narrows
Schr Mary lNmburner. Lansil, New York for Boston,
Schr Niger, Thompson New York for Boston.
Schr Mary Z Cur. gunner, New York tor New Haven
Schr Memento, Nseks. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Henrietta, Mathews, Albany for Providence
Schr f Hearne Parker, Albany tor Stamford.
Schr Mount Vernon Eidridge New York Tor Hartford.
Schr Thos Jefferson, Peck New York for Stamford,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-30
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given that on TUESDAY.
the 18th day OF April. \. -. 1873. general
election will be held in the city OF Cairo.
Alexander county, state OF Illinois, foi the
selection Of the following named municipal
officer, to-wll: \ mayor, city council, a
city clerk, city attorney, city treasurer
and police magistrate each Of the i've fiI
wards into which the city Is now divided be-.
ing entitled 10 the election Of two q alder.
men.
For the purposes Of said election. poll.
VIII DC opened AT the following named pla-
ce-, to-wlt: In the First ward. at the com
mission house Of l.. 4. Davis. ESD, on th.
south side Of sixth 90 street, between Com.
merciIl and Washington avenues: in the See.
ond ward. at the Rough and Ready engine
house o. the east side of Washington avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets: in the
lhird ward al the IIibernian cnginc-hou.c
on Thirteenth street between Commercial
avenue and Poplar street: in the Fourth
ward. at the courthouse, and IN the FInh
ward, at Mrs. Suiliyan'- house on the north
west corner Of Commercial avenue and
Iwenty-ilith street.
BY order Of the city council
VI. j. HOwLEY. cts clerk.
JOHS VI. LANsDKS. Mayor
CAIRO, Ill.,, March II. ls7J-td
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The attendance at the meeting Of tn,
chamber Of commerce yesterday mornin,
was as usual large, there being number o
strangers present.
The following sales were reported:
Two car, White corn : and ID, i7c; car,
white corn, ; and ID, on pit; cars mixed
corn, ; and d, i3c; 1,,O0 sack, mixed corn,
delivered, 43c; 10 sacks mixed corn. deliy.
cred, 4ic; 100 bbls !meal, 81; 200 bbls meal.
- lO' 800 bbls meal, on p I; 100 bbls XX
nOnr, ~ 70; 10 Dbl, choice flour. 80, 50 bbls
MN flour, 81 -; ~ bbs Y -four. s. 80: !
car choice hay, SIS; . cars choice hay. sl7: /
car choice hay, 81 80; cars hay, slj; car
hay, SIG; $50 bales Of hay, SIS; so bale,
hay. SIC; car oats, &c; - bbls early rose
potatoes, - 20: 10 pkg choice northern but.
tor 3Or
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WANTED.

An energetic. experienced canvassinc
agent to represent an established family
weekly in this city. Every subscriber 10
our Preside Friend receives a copy of the
oil chrome "Cute," acknowledged to be the
most valuable and most taking premium pie.
t'ire, also receives share in the distribution
OF $4,000 in cash and other premiums. A
splendid chance for the right man. II will
pay men experienced IN soliciting, or man.
aging general agencies to investigate. Adj.
dress, with references, Waters IL Co., put
fishers. Chicago, Illinois. 3-21.lt
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PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATION

The annual public examination of tho
Cairo public schools will take place mex,
week.
Monday and Tuesday will be days OF
special interest at the Thirteenth stree;
building and at the Eleventh street primary:
Wednesday in the lower rooms Of the High
school building. the Eighteenth street pri-
mary, and at the colored school building,
corner of Eighteenth and Liberty streets.
The High school will be examined on
Thursday and Friday forenoon. Friday af-
temoon commencing at o'clock, rhetorical
exercises by the High school.
The patrons and.riends OF the schools are
cordially invited to attend these examine.
tons.
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Home Advertisements.
sIIERIFFss SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution TO me directed
by the clerk OF the circuit court OF AleXan.
der county, in the state of Illinois. in favor
of William Chatfield and William Woods,
ilrm OF Chatield and Woods, aud against
William j. Allen and II. Watson Webb, firm
OF Allen and Webb, l have levied upon the
following described property. to-wit: Lots
numbered one and two In block numbered
nfty-one, lot thirteen in block numbered
iorfy-iye, and lot numbered fifteen 40
IN block numbered forty-nine. all in the city
OF Cairo, county of Alexander and state of
Illinois. as the property Of the said William
j. Allen, which shall offer at public sale
AZ the southwest door of the courthouse in
the city Of Cairo. in said county and state,
on the 18Th day Of April, A. u. i.iJ, be.
tween the hour Of nine o'clock, u. H., and
sunset Of said day, Tor cash, TO satisfy said
execution. ALEX. H. IRWIN.
sheriff OF Alexander county. Illinois.
CAIRO, lll.., March -, 1873. 3-2G dit W.T..
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer II. G. Yaeger, New Orleans
| " Arkansas Belle, Evansville
| d" Richmond, New Orleans
" City of Chester, Memphis
| Alice Brown, Louisville
| " Illinois, Columbus
" Colorado, Vicksburg
DEPARTED.
Steamer II. &. Yaeger, ST. Louis
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
Richmond, Louisville
Bismarck, New Orleans
City OF Chester, st. Louis
Alice Brown, Memphis
Painter, Shotwells
Ajax, New Orleans
Illinois, Columbus
Colorado, st. Louis
COSDITIoS or THE RIVERS.
The rise 10 the Ohio during the past q
hours was over fifteen inches and j. in
cressing daily s,ill rising above. There
is no change in the condition OF the Mis-
siSsippi.
Special dispatches 70 The DULLETrS
report the condition Of the rivers at vari.
Gus places.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
There was not great deal Of activity
displayed on the LANDINGS yesterday among
the shipping.
Tho weather was clear and very pleas
ant.
HIsCELLASEOUs.
% The Ajax with her 10 boats Of coal
left yelterday morning for New Orleans.
The ii. c. Yaeger passed up, towing an
empty fuel barge, and had 500 tons freight
for ST. Louis
The Richmond had 42O tons railroad
iron Tor Louisville, and 100 tons Of mis-
cellaneous freight for points along the
Ohio river. The Louisville papers say
that she viii enter the trade between that
point and New Orleans, while the 81.
Louis papers claim that she is only making
trip up there so that the people there
may see one Of 81. Louis floating palaces.
The Alice Brown passed dowd with Il
large tow Of Pit.sbu'g coal, probably for
Memphis,
The Bismarck cleared for New Orleans
carly yesterday morning loaded aat down,
and had all she could we'll carry.
Capt. Greenleld's new ferryboa. SAL
mon arrived at her landing Friday night,
and started on her regular trips yesterday.
She brought over large number Of Mis-
sourians to trade.
AtHalliday Pro,horsi vvarohousa ,b.,.
is ilatboat adding 1000 sacks of corn and
another boat adding 200 sacks Of corn, 100
bbls Of -four and 30 bbls Of meal. They
will do coasting trade below here.
The Colorado had slim trip for st.
Louis.
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GENTEEL RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR
RENT.

On Sixteenth street between Washington
avenue and Walnut street-will be vacant
April Ia small white house. painted red
with two front doors in the backyard. At
hrst SIGHT this may seem somewhat paradox.
ieal, still the Averll Chemical Paint recon.
mends itself and deiles competition. 1t pre-
sents smooth polished surface which with.
stands the effect Of heat and cold. rain VI
sunshine, and can be easily cleaned. II 4,
neatly putup in tin pals, mixed, ready for
use, aud In all colors. Wholesale agents.
y. l.. Way & Co.. general commission mer-
chants. Sixth street, between Washington
and Commercial avenues. b. +. Mcigs.
painter. Washington avenue, retail agent.
3-3O-Gt
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DISHONOR-DEATU.
a SAD STORY OF WRONG AND
DESPAIR.

We lind the following concerning the
smithland, Kentucky, tragedy. to which we
referred several days ago, in the Paducah
'kentuckian' The 'hcn,uckIau' says:
In tho family Of Evan Clark. a prominent
cluZen OF Nmiihland, "a man Of family. thcre
lately dwell, in the capacity OF q servant a
young girl, whose widowed mother lived in
Marshall county. On last Frday, 50 the
girl says, Clark sent her TO the house of n
woman named Ann Adams, where she was
taken sick,
ON saturday the mother, who is reputed
70 be Worthy and honest woman, not hay.
ing seen her daughter for long time, con-
GUIDED 10 make her a visit. Accordingly
che Journeyed 10 smithland. went to Clark's
house and inquired for her daughter. CLARK
informed her that she was not there. Inn,
refused 10 give any information
US 10 her Whereabouts. The
mother went down into the
town, and, making further inquiry. had
pointed out TO her the house where her
daughter was. To this house she proceeded.
went III, and, horrible 10 relate, at the yerv
moment she opened the door OF The room
where her daughter was, the latter was de.
lyered of child. The stricken mother re.
aliZed the situation ut a glance, walked Ia
the BEDSIDE oil her crring daughter, and with.
out speaking word, fell dead 10 the ,inor
The physician in attendance went 10 her ~.
slstahce, supposins that She had tainted, but
iouhu thal she was beyond the aid of human
science. The shock, when the knOWleJ~c
oil the disgrace OF her child and her amily
came upon her, killed her as suddenly As a
pu,iet III the heart would have done.
:, ny slII says mat Clark il the father of
the child, which, happily. is q frail and deli.
cate creature and not likely TO live many
Gays, Inc affair has created intense cr.cjtc
ment In Smithland. 'N'''''
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THEFINESTC0 COLLECTION OFPLANTS
Received Direct from France,

Mr.. l.. Pellarce, flower and shrub seller I'm
Paris and Versailles, France, has the honor
of informing the ladies and gentleman of hi.
city thai he has just arrived here, and viii
remain few days, with the most varied
ana most splendid collection OF plants and
shrubs which was ever seen in Cairo, Dan.
lines, Reododendrums, PTna, Arboroa, new
Drutzia, 900 new rose bushes, fruit trees.
pear trees, apple trees, cherry trees, plum
trees, vines, peach trees, strawberry and
gooselnrry plants Of various kinds, flower
buds, which figured at the grand exposition,
etc. Prices very moderate.
n. B.-Amateurs who may honor me with
their confidence, will please call at Mr. John
kGhler's, Commercial avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. 3-2s-dlw.s
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THE SCIENTIFIC LECTURES OV DIR
IABER

Dr.. -. {. Taber viii commence seize. OF
lectures at the Atheneum, in this city, On
saturday and sunday evenings, March %
and 90, on THE True Philosophy OF Lite, "
continuing them from time to time, u cir.
Culnstauces viii permit, OF which due notice
Wiil be given. The subject for the first lee
ture viii be "God, the Creator" That OF
the second will be "Thc Language.of Things,
or the Science Of correspondence" This
Al'le-understo0d subject j. one Of the most
profound interest at the present time.
amidst the confusion Of conflicting ideas, as
II gives the key by which we can unfold the
language in which the bible was and how il
must be Interpreted, at the same time throw.
ing much light on the mythology and history
OF the past, and the sO-called idolatrous reIig-
ion Of the present. The subjects OF these
lectures will be Of the most attractive inter.
est, In consequence Of the new truths I'm.
folded, many OF them mostly confined 10
physical science, but showing the eternal
harmony between science and religion. AS
well as the eminently practical character of
all genuine knowledge. They viii be pre.
pared with great care, TO please as well in.
atruct, avoiding all close scientific technical.
lues and reference 70 unfamiliar languages
Tickets to each lecture fifty cents, admitting
gentleman and lady, can be had at schuh's,
lannon's, Eockwell's, Bristol a. stilwelrs
ana at the door. Doors open at "A O'Clock.
commencing precisely at 5 O'Clock.
3.20-si,
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THE CHURCHES.
PRES BYTERT,N

PRESBYTERIAN
Al the Presbyterian church to-day, Rev
IL. h. Thayer will discourse in the forenoon
upon "Capital Punishment, l. 1t Right" II
the evening the third discourse upon emi.
nent women OF the Bible, will be delivered
subject Hannah 4 cordial invitation
is extended to all to be present.
METHODIST.
The Rev. Fred. L. Thomson will preach
this morning at 10. o'clock. Subject: "The
Conservative influence of Christianity In
the evening: "The Nature Of God, Law
and Our Obligation. to Observe It." Sab.
bath School at ,. IN.
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We arc authorized to announce the name
ofChares Mehner, Esq, as candidate for the
Office of police magistrate at the ensuing
municipal election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. Jane,
Ryan candidate for the Office OF police
magistrate at the ensuing municipal cleo.
ton.
We are authorized to announce William
+. Pitcher as candidate for the Office OF
police magistrate, at the ensuing municipal
election.
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CAIRO BULLETIN.
Publication once, Bulietfn building
Washington Avenue.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. SIG. SER. OBsHhvTR's OFFICE,
CAIRO, March 80, 1873, 1Gll PIN.
Barometer 1892
Thermometer 80 degrees.
Wind calm, velocity miles perhour
Weather, clear.
Maximum temperature last 81 hours. al
4.p...m., CO degrees.
Minimum temperature. last % hours, at
b a. m, 40 degrees.
Prevailing wind last ~ hours. west.
Total number of miles wind travelled. last
"a hours, 2i3.
DAVID W. HARNETT. observer.
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We are authorizedto announce MIR. Jane.
\. Phillis candidate for the Office of city
treasurer, at the ensuing municipal election
We are authorized TO announce that Rob't
A. Cunningham will be candidate for re.
election to the Office of city treasurer. at the
ensuing municipal election.
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HOTEL FOR RENT,

The undersigned offer, to rent the Hi-cy
house, situated near Greenfield landing.
Missouri, and at the terininu, Of the c. & f
railroad. Favorable terms will be offered TO
good tenant For particular, apply 10 b.
+, Field. Field stable, Cairo, or on the
premises 10 J. Il. GREENFIELD.
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Died, in this city on Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock, Katie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. scifkc, aged two years. The funeral will
take place to-day at II O'Clock, p. H.. from
the residence of the parents, u Ohio levee.
Friends of the family are invited TO attend -.
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GA all sound grain received in store in the
cairo Centre elevator after April !, 1873, I'M
I'll further notice, storage win be charged at
the rate Of II cents per bushcl for the first
ten days or part Of same. and ! cent per
bushel ioI each succeeding ten days or rart
OF same that the grain may remain in store
Begging grain and sewing bags cent per
bushel. j. a +. BUCKINGnAu.s
CAIRO, March go, 1873. Gg7.lw
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NEW GOODS,

Mr.. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
just opened out a stock of new and fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and fifty different styles Of hats and bonncts.
beside large assortment OF ribbons, now-
ers and notions OF all sorts, all OF which will
DE sold at the lowest prices.
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WI. I. SCOTT


wanted IN intelligent German lad to
learn the jewellery trade; one whose
parents or guardian viii be responsible
Tor his good conduct, and are willing TO bind
him fora term OF years TO properly learn the
trade. NO other need apply.
3-SQ.d3t. TABrR RpoTu-pg
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In another column will be found the adyer-
usemeni Of Mr.. i. Pellaree, who has just ar
rived IN Cairo with t splendid collection Of
plants and shrubs, al Of which hc la. i'm.
ported at great expense from Paris. Among
the collection may be found avery large a.
sortment Of new rOses, fruit trees and choice
flowers Of various kinds. Mr.. Pellaree may
be seen at all times al Mr. John KoeAler's, on
Eighth street, where he viii be pleased to
exhibit Ms flowers to all who favor him with
a call.
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FOR ALDERliEN.

We are authorized to announce j. X. Gun.
bingham as a candidate for alderman in the
First ward.
We are authorized to announce the name
oil Chas. o. Patier as a candidate for alder
man from the Fourth ~ ward. at the onsu.
ing municipal election.
BY authority we announce that ". J. Nc.
Gauley will be candidate for alderman
from the Fourth ward at the approaching
election.
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REAL EsTATEFOR SALE

wliI sell lot numbered u in block49, first
aadinon' fronting On Twentieth street. My
mouse now standinson said lot viii be moved,
leaving % good brick cellar, cistern and out.
houses. For particulars enquire At my shop
0" twentieth street. WV. EuLRRs.
9.lJIlm
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
IOR MANOn.

We are authorized to announce DR.. VIII
liam II. Smith as a candidate for mayor at
the ensuing municipal election.
We are authorized to announce James
;. swayne as a candidate for mayor at the
approaching municipal election.