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Reward of Merit.

The Register raises o prodigious cack'
10 over the prospect that this Legislature
will whitewash the Public Printer, a part
OF whom the proprietor oi. the Register Is
which. Nobody else, we presume, will
be very much astonished over that kind
Of result. There Is no trouble about q
mans scquittal when the jury is organi'
zed to acquit, The only thing is to be
able to organize the jury; and it has been
apparent long enough that Walker wa1
to be cleared without any reference to the
facts; that, for political, as well as other
reason, the cards were all in his own
hands. The only difficulty was to find
some way to do it without insulting the
public intelligence and sense ofjustice too
grossly. This second investigation was
gotten up as a sort Of cover behind which
the retreat might be effected. A friend
writing us from Charleston on the Ord
said in reference to it
ia greater farce was never enacted
than this second investigation. Walker
has bis whole corps OF attaches from his
office, asks questions OF them and answers
them himself 1t will be in fact his re-
port"
There is no trouble at all in proving
anything you please in this way. The
only wonder is that Mr.. WALKER should
be so moderate as to prove his under
charges but $4,000, when he could just
as we'll have had it $4,000. II 5lr'
WALKER has undercharged the State
$4,000 il the brief period covered by his
Investigation" the State owes the form.
or printers some two or three hundred
thousand dollars. If the dominant par
ty in the Legislature think they can az
lord to do this piece Of white washing,
why, let them. They will have the re-
sponsibility of it. But II as reward of
merit this $4,000 or any other sum
should be paid Mr.. WALKER on account
of "underCharges," then the Legislature
in common fairness will be bound TO OIL
low similar claims TO the former printers;
and as on the came basis it will take sew
ersl hundred thousand dollars to pay
these, VIC suggest that the precedent had
better not be set till Benefits salary and
income tax has been put in operation
lest the treasury be unduly embarrassed.
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TOURTH STREET N. E. CHURCH.
10 Preaching tomorrow, Sunday, by tho Pas
tor, DR.. WeStWood, at 10H A. n.
At P. II. the Anniversary OF tho Sunday
School Missionary Society viii be held. The ex'
crcises consisting Of EmblemB, Notices, Singing,
etc, will be conducted by the School.
Public cordially invited. febl6
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MardI Gras.

The southern papers are beginning Il
sound the notes Of preparation for the
festival Of Mardl Gras, which falls thit
year on the 25th Of February. His Ma
jesty the Carnival has issued his royaI
proclamations commanding all his good
and faithful subjects to attend the Cere-
monies at his capital city Of NewOrleans,
and calling upon railroad officers every
where to reduce the fares Of those who
visit the city. Atlanta, as we arc inform
ed by the Atlapts HerGld,is especially hon
ored, u special Charge GABaiT having
been commissioned in that city, and the
obcdient railroad officers have made a
large reduction in the price OF trip to
and from tho city of Carnival. Extern
slve preparations are also making in Mem
phls, which, next to New Orleans OBJ
serves tho day the most scrupulously Of
any southern city. Altogether the oc'
casion promises to be one Of most bril-
liant in many years.
There may be some Of our readers who
do not know what this is all about, and
for their information VIC may explain
what "Mardi Gras" means. The words
literally mean "Fat Tuesday" and refer
to the Tuesday before the beginning Of
Lent. The day is also called shrove
Tuesday or Shrove Tide from Ang.
Sax. Scrtan, to confess) 1t was so call
cd because on that day the people were
accustomed to confess their sins by way
Of preparation for Lent 1t was the Gus
tom after having made the confession to
spend the remainder Of the day in all
kinds of amusements, which were tolerat-
cd provided flesh was abstained from.
From the common practice Of eating
pancakes on that day, which is yet pre-
served, has arisen the vulgar usage of
calling the day Pancake Tuesday. By
the Germans It is called Fast NGcht CAST.
eve and by the French Mdrdi Gras Qat
Tuesday,
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TRUsTEES SALE OF REAL Es-
L TATE.-BYvirtueo Of 4 Deed Of Trust, dated
the 22d day OF September, 1885, made BY John "
Gill, and recorded In the ofice Of tho Clerk o.
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virgin
10, in Deed Book No. II, page 3, 70 the uhderAign
cd, Trustee, will sell, on
MONDAY, the Sd day Of March, 1873,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n, ct tho front dool
Of tho Couit House OF Ohio county, West Viz
giniA, 10 the highest bidder, OF Public Auction
all Of the following described real estate thBt Ii
TO say: heing part Of lot No. 1l6, in the rear o.
lot No. SO, bounded As follows: Beginning at the
corner OF Fourth street and Alley B, thence along
the said alley sixty feet 70 the end Of said Gil'l
brick stable; thence with line OF right angles
with said alley. along the end Of tho said stable
10 corner 50 feet west Of the PreBbyteItRn
Church; thence to Fourth street on line par.
allel with the said church thirty.thrce 1881 feet
therefr0m; and thence 10 the place Of the begin.
Mug, belng In Centre Wheeling. .
also. that parcel OF land which was conveyed
BY II. K. Lists and vito to the eaid Gill by q Deed
dated the 4th day Of March, 1854. and recorded
in Book 80, page 100, being situated in Centre
Wheeling, and being the north pRrtof lot No. 10,
fronting 81 feet on Water street, and running
back with Like width 10 anRlley, being In Eoff'
and ChBplIne's addition to the city OF Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALH-One.third in hand and the
remainder In two equal instruments OF one and
two years, the purchaser giving his negotiable
promissory notes therefor, with such surety as
may be satisfactory to the Trustee, bearing in.
terest from the date Of the eAme, title 70 be 70.
tained until full payment DO made.
jSS0-Th DANIEL PECK, Trustee.
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PHYsIcAI EDuCATIoN-We commend
the following extract from the report Of
he Superintendent Of Education in Massa'
Chusetts to such parents as have smart
daughters attending the schools;
1.-THE vigorous and effective system Of
military drill provided for all the boys
in our high schools has, in my Judgment,
been oil inCalculable advantage; aud its
moral results have been no less valuable
than its physical effects. 1t is good, both
for those who command aud those who
obey. Still ! feel bound TO say, and
to say with emphasis, that there Is still
great room for Improvement in physical,
culture We ought to aim, not merely 10
avoid injurtng the health Of pupils while
carrying on their instruction in our
schools, but TO increase their physical
health, strength and beauty. dare call
that system OF education failure which
sends out into the world, to fight the bat.
ties Of lie, its finished graduates, with
narrow shoulders, fat chests, crooked.
spines, pale faces, week muscles and low
vital energy. Our boys receive less ply
siCal INJURY from tneir aCnOOllhS tnRn our
girls. Nature helps the boys more, The
boy manages to get some wholesome
play, But the poor girl Is easily crushed
under the terrible weight Of school les
sons. Her strong love Of appreciation
given to her for wise purpose, is easily
made to work her physical ruin by the
machinery Of examinations. do not
hesitate 70 tell any mother In Boston
that in the present state Of things the
head OF a class in school is not very safe
or desirable place for a girl to occupy. In
conclusion, would urge two items Of
immediate reform in view OF this matter;
First, that the rules in regard TO home
lessons be rigidly enforced; and second
that our high school girls shall no longer
be seen carrying home daily, Tor study
large bundles OF class books"
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Special Gotlcea.
FRANK c0EN,
Architect and Builder

Architectural Drawings, including PlAng, Elo-
y1tionS, Sections, Specifications. Detail Draw.
inR0 complete, with Estimates Of Quantities and
all information In regard 70 Building OF remodel
ing furnished nee Of charge (gratB.I
Ny system OF business In contracting does
away with tho VeIed question Of extras, and
furnishes greater inducements TO parties con-
templRtinR Building or RemodelinH than any
other parties in tho city can give.
OFFICE AND RESTDENCl-CORNBRF FOURTH
AN rs 0A''"D RaEELING, " "a.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.


A depressed, irritable state OF mind !
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or AnimRtionJ confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bIItating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of cxoosOes, mental overwork or
indisCretous This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds a sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. as.
1t tones up the systrm arrests discharges diSpelS
the mental gloom and dependency, and Eeiuve.
mates the entire system. It Is perfectly harm.
les and always efficient. Price q, for package
OF FIVE boxes and large q vial Of powder, which
is important in old, serious cases; or d per single
box. Bold by ALL Druggists, or sent BY mail
on receipt Of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. sea DRoADwAY, N. Y.
For sale by Logan, List q Co.; B. Booking; T.
J. Finney; James Mu1y; Reed, Kraft q Co.,
Wheeling; ChAs. FArIS, Wheeling Island; James
Elliott and j. s MN. Mercer, BellSIr, o.
febl2-eodAw
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
the effects Of Errors and Abuses IN carly lie
Manhood restored ImpedImentS to Marriage
removed. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies Books and Circulars eeni
FREQ, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. !
South Ninth st, Philadelphia, PA.,-An 1nStitu
ton having high reputation for honorable COZ
duct and professional skill. dec7-d6W
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RATCHELoRB HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye ID Tho 6SSt " ~ WOrId
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and 1nStAnane
ouB. No disappointment. No Ridiculous Jtnts
no unpleasant 0dor. The genuine W. A. Batch
ol0r's hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY
splendid Black OF Natural Brown. Does MOI
stain the skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, sof
and Beautiful. Tho only safe and perfect Dye
Sold by all Druggists. Factory 10 Bond street
Now York tAn2Ieod6W
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LADY sTuDENTs.- four young
lady students who were admitted 10 the
Freshman Class Of the Middletown I'm
iverersity last Fall have taken high rank
in their studies. One Of them Is the 60
cond scholar in her class. When they
were admitted there was a great cry
Of opposition among the students, who
were nearly all bound to persecute them
ont Of the college; but this has all died
out, and now the students, as well as the
Faculty, are in favor OF co.education.
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11rHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.

PREPARAroRF DEPARTNIHT-Ope Teacher.
ACADEMIC DEPARTNENF-Three Teachers.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTlIENT-F0ur Teachers.
Music AND ART D8PARTNENT-FourT eachers'
LATIN, FRENCH and GERMAN LAN0UAsEs.
No extra charge for Vocal Muslc, PenmAnShlp'
Book Keeping, Latin or ElOcution.
The Second Session will commence MONDAY,
FebFuAFY 3D. JAZZ
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DEsT AND OLDEST FAMILY
ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIVER 1Ny10ORA.
ToR.-A purely Vegetable Cathqrttc and Tonic
for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Debility, sick'head:
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all arrangements o.
for It. BeVGr6 Of limitations. janSS
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DIED.

MoFFRT-on Thursday night, February Is
1919, at ten O'Clock, NAFyJ. Wlio Of sAnue
Modet, in tho Hth year OF her age.
The funeral will lake place from the residence
OF her husband on Wheeling Island, on sAtur
day afternoon at O'Clock. Friends Of the fam
lily arc invited to attend.
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FGRM FOR SALE.

Offer for sGle the Farm on which 1 nov"
reside, situated in Marshall county, W. Va. some
three miles from the limits Of the city Of Wheel
Ing, on or near the FAirmont Pike, containing
105 acres Of Arst-clAss land, nearly all Of which
10 In Ane state Of cultivation. The improve
ments arc all OF the best, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with all the
convenienccs needful. AlArRe cletern supplies
It with all the water for which rain water is need
ed. There Is also large Barn, with cellar; Sta.
bic room Tor Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within short distance. The said lRndis
well WRtered, and never.failing wei OF the barn.
There Is good Vineyard Of CatRwba and Con.
cord Grapes, and large number Of the best &C.
lection Of Fruit Trees In full bearing, consisting
Of Apples, Pears. Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
Ounces, with almost all the 6rst quality Of
small fruit grown In this part Of tho country.
ANY perg0n desiring good home near to tho
city Of Wheeling, whore they can probably dis
pose Of whatever they may raise for the market,
will do well tocan on the subscriber, who will
give all tho necessary information. Terms easy.
jR7-d&w N. T. WAYMAN.
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NORTHUMBERLAND the Cochran House
Bddneport. o., on Tuesday, February II, 1874
Sy Wm, en-, ]. p. Mr.. jams LBWn and Mis-
ILRGARET CLEGGETT, all 81 Bridgeport, o.
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[sLAND LOTs For SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots On Wheeling Is.
land. Price from 600 10 1000 each.
T1aNs-o ne-fourth cash, tho residue In equal
InstallmSnts At one, two and three years, with In
terest. JNo. P. GuCHRIST,
aplO At Top Mn.
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HEALTHY DIGESTION.

Life isEOndered miserable when the dIRestlV
organs are impaired Food becomes repulsivC
Inc body emacIAted; tho mind depressed ant
melancholy hroods over you. TUTT'B VE6ETA
HLB LiYER Pills Is the remedy for these evils
they produce round digestion; create good GP
petite, impGrt refrCshlng sleep and cheeTtulnesl
Of mind.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE Is HARMLESS.
feS-eodAW
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DIR, JOHNsTnN

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
Colleges IN the United state0, Ond ~ Sa!S,9L
part OF whose life has been Spenf a M S6!UI,s!
Of London. Paris, Philadelphia, and elSSSSSssA...
has effected some OF the most astonishing rTs't
ever known. Many troubled With inSirS !.
the head and ears when asleep, RTeAt bs,+n. y
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds. hS'SS,i
moss, with frequent bluBhlnH, ATTENDED Any.
times with defangement Of mind, woe SSfsd
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HINFALLY.-The fearful eject on Tie mind a
much to be dreaded-LoSs Of Memory, ConiVIIoS
iDgg, Aversion to Society, Self DIStruSE LCT,
OF Solitude, Timidity, &C., are some Of tSS syiII
produced.
Thousands Of persons Of all ages CA pOv
Judge what Is the cause Of their declining hsaN
losing their vlgor, becoming weak, pale nS.
vous and em1niRted, having singular Gppo,I
ance about tho eyes, cough and symptoms d
Communion
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WAKE PARTICULAR NnT1cR

DR.. j. addresses all those who hsye i,I,,.,
themselves by improper indulgence ma ,SI',S.S
habits, which ruin both body and mind, urSttjs,
them for either business, study, society o. mo-
Rage.
These are some OF the sad and molAneAolyo
fectg produced by early hAbIis Of yOuS y;
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Pains i II,
Head, DlmneSS Of Sight, Loss Of huSeullE PoT,
er, Palpitation Of the Heart, DySpeslA, NaJuu
IrTitAbulty, Derangement Of The OiPntjT,
Functions, General Debility, symptouIOi On.
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New Advertisements.

TIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
y Rev. ". p. JohhloA, Of PutteEuth, I1diG,
eTcalrg, q o'clock, By request Of the woman
Missionary Society. on the Mission work IN
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G. WINSTON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
No. "a ONO LgvEE.

=,
ph.is ,,e iol2"in2 'nluaole Ia es ate LOT
sale, which Is selected rom very hrge hs'
OF Naluapie Ieal es,ate ior sa!e anu Ie"se
rs presenting very ia'oraoie tefhs LOT lh'
'estihen,s.
large TWO s.or! mouse, III goou repair,
togetner WIN iots; on C!oss street, near
SENIOR nouse, No. bargain. 49,,
lhal hnc i9ree hoosc anu iot o. DOCK ~
ciE' on ashlngtoh "enue pe'weehf curtin
anu riith streets,
Lot No; 9, DOCK 40. y, ONO l. wee.
next 10 corueT OF fig.h street very cheap.
Two JOS on lehih street Dct"eeh aihii
anu Ieuar slreets' Yer! uesHaoie anu VIII
De soiu cheap. .
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DkISfONICO.

DkLMONICO.
DR. VIM y T0rbe, Vidala; j L.aToure,te
Bushnell, His; S Galyhagen, Metropolis
A Garden, river; A ID Norton, Alton, Ills
NJ l. Kelly, river: II Hersher, Cincinnati
j n Montgomery, Louisiana, Mo; Lewis
Tower, Spencer county, Ind; Levi Tower
Spencer county, Ind Geo L u Howard
Boston; Phil V Field, st Louis, Mo; II $
Murphy, Cincinnati; Edward A Bolmes
1t Louis X S Macewnall, Chicago: j n
Moore, Baltimore, Mo; S Dunaway, Marion
Ills; shinkle, st Louis, Mo.
OF. CHARLES.
EP Howell, Chicago, II 4 Smith, " uar
per and NJ slimmburger, Chicago; j S Beard
bloomington; NJ II Joseplis, Philadelphia:
g W Jones aud q w Cabler, st. Louis; j 7
wymar, Vienna; IL + Calvin, Providence;
w c Compton, Cincinnati; John Con, Evans.
vile; J z and B Hutchins, Lexington, Mis-.
souri,; r Savage and W c johnson. st. Loui.
NJ Cowles and u NJ yanardsle, Chicago; ] j
sriekler, Harrisburg, Illinois.
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Last Saturday one Of our officials received
the following letter. We have no doubt but
that the whole police force will be detailed
TO "work up the job" and every effort VIII
be made TO apprehend the diabolical
wretehes "who stoled the gum" The let
ter reads as follows
To the polese oflser at Carlo:
SRI want you 70 look out foar Two
colard men one bout 8 TT 7 inches hi and
Wages bout ] 40 lbs n, d IL q bout % wear.
old the other his bout TT ann ways about
l.6o lbs the little one is name A. shellle and
don't no the other one name thay stold a
Rifle Gum from me on the Z OF this month
the Gum is about fut long half stalk with
capt Box In the Birch ! will pay YOU foar
Putting him up and letting me know WHARF 1,
Years Trewley A. TATr.
Duquoin, feb. s, 10.
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CAIRO BULLETIN.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

us. sra. SER, OBSERVERS OFFICE. |
CAIRO, Feb. II, 1853, 1o:ll PIN. J
Barometer 29:87 and falling.
Thermometer 30 degrees.
Wind north, velocity miles per hour.
Weather, cloudy.
Maximum temperature last "a hours, at
. p. m, - degrees.
Minimum temperature, last q hours, a,
oil p. m, 30 degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours, northeast.
Total number of miles wind travelled, last
~ hours, 49,.
Total rainfall last "a hours I.a3 inches.
THOMAS L. WATSON, observer.
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for Cairo and vicinity.
sIiERIFF's SALE.

By virtue Of an execution TO me directed
by the clerk OF the circuit court % Alexan-
der county, in the state OF Illinois, in favor
William II. Chatiicld and William Wood.
firm Of Chatfield X Wood, and against viii
liam }. Allen and II. Watson Webb, ! have
levied upon the following described prop
erty to-wit Lot No. six o. in block No.
twenty (29), In the city Of Cairo, county
of Alexander and state OF Illinois, a. The
property Of the said II. Watson Webb,
which shall offer at public sal . ut the south.
west door OF TIE courthouse, in the said
city OF Cairo. on the sixth day OF March, A.
d., 1873, between the hour Of nine O'Clock,
am, and sunset OF said day, for cash, to
satisfy sald execution.
ALEX. II. IRWIN.
sheriff Of Alexander county, Illinois.
Caro-, HIS, Feb II, 1873. 2-i2-wit-dIt
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A majority Of the members Of the city
council, last night, being DESTROYS to attend
Prof Denton's lecture, organized and pro-
ceeded with their business in the absence OF
the mayor. Councilman Rearden occupied
the chair until the arrival of hi. honor. wber
he surrendered it With courteous and ap
propriate DOW.
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We have heard It rumored that there were
two or three hives lost on the barge which
sank near the elevator on Saturday evening,
two or three men who were at work on the
barge having been missing since then.
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The city council last night appropriated
four hundred dollars TO the Hibernian Fire
company, Tor the purpose Of purchasing n
new fire alarm bell to take the place Of the
one in Use now. which is cracked and of no
service. We are informed thai the Hibcrnl.
ans propose having the largest and louder!
bell in the city.
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Mr.. VIM. Winter, whose reputation as an
artist extends throughout the country, has
removed from Cincinnati to Cairo, intending
to make this city his permanent home. MIR.
Winter will engage in the practice Of his
profession.
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An audience of about three hundred per-
sons attended Prof.. Denton's second lecture
last evening. The subject was "The Origin
of Man." and was made very interesting by
the professor
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At meeting of the city council last nigl t
privilege was granted to the c. 4 v. Rail.
road cmpany to lay down railroad track
from the upper end Of Ohio lcyee down 10
Eighteenth street, on Ohio leyee.
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HALT! MAsQUERApERs - Masquerade
costumes, and false face-masks-ior sale or
hire during the season at John scheers
hall. jan2j-1m
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For SALE.-My entire stock Of groceries,
saddles, harness and farming implements, at
Wholesale or retail. u. AFTER.
2-S-lm.
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WANTKD-To rcnt--a furnished room, by
couple Of gentlemen, with or without
board. Address II. $. NJ. BULLETIN office.
2-i2-3t-s
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The people who regard the Cairo and
Nincennes railroad an obstruction, like sold
Virginny'' never tire. Another of these IN.
defatigables has brought suit against the
road for obsIueting Commercial avenue.
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The Turner'S masquerade bal, will be held
at the 81. Charles hotel, Instead of John
scheers hall as stated heretofore. Persons
holding tickets Will govern themselves ac-
cordingly. 2-l2-iw
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Messrs. Straughn 4 uinkle,:proprictors Of
the tobacco warehouse, received permission
from the council TO sell their tobacco at auc-
ton free of license.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-12

wANTEp.--A white girl to dc general
house work in small family. Address box
ss3P. o.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-12

For SALE.--The cottage now standing on
LOT 0 block 10, near corner Washington ave-
nue. and Tenth street. Enquire at this OF.
fec.