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New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
A NASSAU-ST. SALE.

The art sale at the rooms of Arch. John
SION, at No 81 Nassau-st., concluded yesterday
afternoon. Despite the unfavorable weather, the
attendance was good. and the bidding spirited. The
collection contained many OIL paintings which were IN
good demand. "NO House Large Enough for Two Fami.
lies" by H. Beard brought sl1OO Tie sale concluded
with the disposal Of a large collection Of valuable
chrumos and engravings. The following list comprises
some OF the pieces sold:
Aur,ro. P-"Cgpii at HI. Pr'nks" 50
beard J. H-"So onse Lsrss Esough Two Families" sOo
Bashasie E. Ho1hs .7,, Love rOssa" s'7 80 So 40,
Bss B.S u g .Ii.,.s g.s s A. Isa45 54s9s s4s s 81 o.
B1ss Ba,s, SoroSIas q Sie.eusa asa 81 80
C.. J. .-.'Lanisesgs AM Cls'e' s4J.
Correggo s.tsr-''liarIaieHe," So
CoutogI'TI Barnard am I'd. aai I, lae5esso @ $40
De Tose C. T. seyeIlOneE Van FLand,eap. and sheep
be vos " 'Erpee;atone s2l.
Dole. q 5i'eIl7r roes,e@ tss,e@ ~ o.
Harpgnss- The Haun.sa Home sii2 50
Ho3las, I GtS's ~ Psi si.ts c.L s's SIS
iuaes. Geo.-'walsded Mass 80.
Irving w-'souingtou River" q
Ro1..; RSsss1 e. P anon le Cols Of Sormandy" $40
G5o5, lss-l- Il A-2'Ies Iss4." siI ''
Aeiose A-;Bnghi May Morning" SIS
alo; als 1s :ss3' s'io q5'ga
morse G. L." On Lake Geore" s&
P14f P9il2 r. hi. SedsIoH M1isaer sisO
Perez SIDNEY b. LsBdscaqe Wales $40
Pops Joh1-" G0llen Gate Call" 81
Pope john" Lake George SS
pope Landscape and Cattle"
pous Lhes"
Pore John Under the Elm" Sal
Ronterg H. The Kite" $3.50
Ropdel -' Rve beach, Eew-Roehele," Gf7.
Ross Bs-tls--'' Longing FOR Lberfy" sl45
Ross Bertha-' Marine View from Window" 543
Ro.s Bertha" at Window" 52lA
Ro.s Bertha" TIE Letter 300.
SDsng er IL SIS Landscape. North CONWAY" t3A
snnqfed Adam Mur0" Madonna de bYAh, the Holy
Trinity" &Dl -
Williamson - On The Grand Canal" S21
Wint1 80" Landscape and Cattle" Sl4l %.
Wood VI. j." Sllnrton, from Rutland, Va 81
Wood NJ. - 20 Mohawk River" e2d
WogIgar1. L." AUTUMN
ooward l." October Day in the Wyoming valley Penn.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other snip Ne1cs see Thira PGgel
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Wlauia Psl NesBsiord with nise ani pls .
ship Amelia AUST Tchia1 liverpool 81 iay' with salt
BARK Perred N'lLI. falsrO, Palermo a avs WIN .ruit
tof Maitland, a. s Irvine, Caoahen y dGys vss
aT sange, of DmOuth Bennett Rio GrHts DO su 80 lays
Bari RdyeoEe Of shsll) Rut Havana e dags With sugar.
Bark Posedon DAM Jansen Ho JsIer1 = lEs h o0f-
Brg Of Eeon0my " Field Carlen IL dys. sIth
BTg Ja5oat,o C8ra1 DaC na Pe-nsaucO DAYS With sugar
Bug DAVID Bagbse lof Stocltoa' Sto"ers' Carnas . NTH
Bag John Kendall lo Pennee, james Colombo l2 days via
Srir Keudu.kesg Wyau Jactsorvns DAYS with 1nber
Schr Convoy French, EIzab-,hpOt Tor Llst Weymouth
PeresuT (of Windsor 81. Borden. Demean 20 tsy' Tn
scir Carrie woodbury. of Brewer woobu Brlaios' % iay.
with sugar.
schT Annie Whiting Co CsstHe Hutchinson Deuerala With
Sehr Edwin Janet lof Nassau Roberts, EsuheFa lays Ea
Se6r Rsrv Burist Pearl Par, e5 iivs with rubber and r-s
Soir Bob Nalul AHury Ee1era N days pnesppea
D. D4sey of Bosou Daisle7. Blc0a y las vita
Scar A. c. Paige of Philadelphia Ireland Hsy.u, lays
sugar
saam-hips Holsatis HaInrs C Liverpool.
CITY of Mrs CO. or Vera Cruz; A.leilTrie 0r BlrnulL
NISD-SgBse- Iglt S. cloudy ill uirinG
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON 8 C.. MAJ sArrre1. s1E Florence Rogers Ioa
sailed chrs J. D. Sturis for Boston Jese Gzi Tor
SsTlSSaH Ga Cleared ho arenor sor LTrBool 5rr
Nyman Aspinwa Saed Gen Barnes aad
NesYork. barE bertha ST. Thomss
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX " s. Msy l2H A. WOOiark arrived ron
en route 10 St Johns r. where hs Is % axe or soaa
the survivors OF he P0rs anl convey tm 10 e lss4 sias
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Lighthouse Board The De0lrmeut -
ghi Igna Island LAKE superior viii be soolauei uaai
further uoace.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
RAILROAD NOTES.

The travelling party over the Union Pacific
Railroad including Horace F. Clark left Omaha last
Saturday for the Far West They intended to dverge at
Cheyenne. and 70 pass over the extension OF the Colo
RADIO Central Railroad Thence they would proceed 10
Salt Lake City and the Central Pacific to CalifOF-
ma travelling only bv daylight 70 give themselves
opportunity 70 every nile OF the road Inc party
will probably arrive IN this city about June Q.
The President of the Stock Exchange re-
ceiyed communication yesterday signed by the secre-
tary Treasurer Of the New-Jersey Southern Rail
road notifying 70 the Exchange Of the intended issue OF
10000 additional shares of the capital stock Of the Com
pany the object Of this being TO provide means for
the purchase Of boats for ferry across the Delaware
River and lso 70 purchase controlling interest IN
other roads Tor the purpose OF forming NE" through
line between keN-Ysrk and Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
THE sOlfERvuLE SALE.


The sale of a collection of oil paintings by
American and foreign ARTISTS begun last evening at
the sOmerve Art Gallery in Fifth-ave. The pictures
sold without reserve, and many Of the finer ones
created an active competition Below is list Of those
disposed Of. The sale will be resumed tonight
Apaes-y. Henry" Autumn on The Little Man" so.
Auirsy. Jossps- The New Dolly" sll5
Augs5o - 6reeisn wate, Carrier s4E
8aser Enest-' NewYors Bay., ~ 81
Beard " III The Dsise-i5e MoaHsaiHs'' SO.
Bnaui. ? 80 Convent Interior 80.
ssuhan l. Co lanl,ea ,ga os't,e eaTy morning. 9'io
eesga @ e. A2,qTa A2s58 y 5-s .. AdGnIs1' Is So So
os'-t,.15 Coz DsTi-" -'1i he vine Tscr s5J5
C. Ss'raso : W. 7nsf S nSslis el Has lie shoals. slss
De L, Hosss Tas Brds Nest" salo
Boalas'sosi A c. colii sesas near Q sn3. so
Byersea, A. Street Scene 10 Glsut' s37.
fay are Rei@ora-" aic Coapaaion,' IS.
P s%Sas~ ll5Sr Roses Pop5is. and Morning dors" soa
Fraustad:, B.--A Kiss MOthef" So
SiaI5, T5soi,re-S Morning News sooo
Gy.slPste5 - s,-o Loof3s 5sa; 4 bs 49 run" @''
kaUsi-a kayysi 4W. wsi.l," ss%Hsi 80. -
ks,.cln-l kSs5 H f.e: ns FI.i 5as'sI Fs', - $50
Lar D..' rhe seulp'or" 300.
L.TIe L.1eaa tbai-.@ saeTxooi Forest" ssn
Lar9s EqoasTi- s Tvl.s4. on 'he Ssos' go
Leray, Paul" Don't YOu BE Afraid $50
I-ickert. q. .-' Winter street n Ghent" so.
Lemare EIw.-" summer irDpbies.' 49,
Leren RcE. Prlncis-" Reclining Cup1" $40.
Luck, B. Tie Halt" 81
Renaie--" Interior. Chickens" S65.
Macs. Renuie--" Companion s65.
Mars H" Returning from the Dentist" S7A
Percy Saey sseh Of an Old Road al TSissi with Cattle
Returning Home. &c,n S75
Poue IT, Tie Forest Brook 50.
Reichsrrt. L. Near Newport = l05
Reyaeeass, T. r. Motaers Bir.bis1.o sea
Satteflec. Walter The f0ser GIH,' so.
Schiller Pr,nI--" Contemplation.' >.
Scott. Julian" Giving the COlntersgn." Sieo.
SctslsE gsuI Ee" Shall II mine iE1 r
stemrael E" Grsnlma's luncheon" $780,
Tan8eur, p" Name" sbl.
Tauuer'. L." Visit Of she Toy Dealer" Sis
Thiroa. v" Epeak, Sir as.
T.mmermsns. L." moonlight 20 the Schedl" 5l31
everd g. Mofei-" Evening" So.
Van KoniEsy-ld. - Interior, VIII Figures" SIS.
Van S-vedCncL, - Interior, with Sleep and FOuN" So
Van Elte-, kr1smsn" On The HOgssfonic,' 80
Van Hourie Van LsnIsesps and Cattle" $50
Vaa SeverloIr & M0rel Morning 80.
Fertiu. H" scene IN B usses" sos
Veriat. Chsres--" AM Poverty" 10
Won scben B." To- the Park" Sis.
Won Sebea. H. Feeding the Goat" @l60
Waiorp. A" Duteh Logger Of Ostend" $40.
Wililt p" Tie WrccE" SIS.
Wi'es. L. NJ" Twilight" SIS.
Niles H. Il" Mo0ul ght" E]5
W.ihot, p " On tte cc1elL' 525
W lhot, r.' Companion sS3.
w lot p" French Pilot 70 the Rescue" SfS
williamson. - Clearing OF Of he Storm so
Willot. P' The B-scu SIS.
WethersDoon. W. W." VeS Tivol" : siOs
Nvn9lerit A. w. Forest Sc--e arc Csle' 81
WvnIarIt A. W ,Lr-p in .he Woods 2 ..
lOuag. y. olen1au-' On the Ge1 E.lf kYer," 81
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

DUNNE-WrIEELER-At St J0s-ls r. C. Chuch. Brooklvn
Monday &. Mr Dune t0 Miss Lue A
eesI daughter OF Thomas hl.cct, esq a Of broon
LOUDON-BROWN-O NoHdav Nay 9 br Rev Charles g. Darling.
WooJ Drae Loudon 20 Boyene Maui Browu. all Of this city,
KETCHAM-GARDNERO 2lth rs.,
brides parents. bv thr Rev. Rwai Inxo william Ke'chLIa
% Ida T.. VI GrOrgs Gardner
MATTHEwSSAr-At Church he Incarnation, satBHay
MAY TO- By the Rev. o. IL. HOuss.Oa. D. J. D. Manus Ada
Smith.
RIyEs-KEANon Wednesday, NAV 2 at ST. 'oHs On Irch Eir.
beth " A. CLARK d. d. George Lockhsrt ksss
Of Caroline MOus daughter Of Jona Kan. esd. q
Urauo.
SMITH The residence Of the brides Wednesday
bv The Rev j. a. Padcs Ar Lewis IT, smith 10 dss
HDs0n younse daughter Of henFy hopsoa ~ a
Brooklyn. No cards.
THOMAS-BABCOCKTn Brooklyn y Y, the 2l' inst, The
the bndes Daents BY Rev Norman Staer, d. d.
Bivad B. Thomas VI hormcl " f u Bay T., daughter ~
Edward Il. Babcock
WATROUS-PUTNAMAt Worcester Mas ruesay May 20 ls71
by Rev W r. Hurtr De- Witt Nao1s VI Brooklyn y T. %
Auna NJ daughter Of A. Putnam,
WHBArLBY HOWBLL-On WEDNESDAY May b. by Re-. John A
PaddOca ID. NhesIlcy Elizabeth Howell al Of BroOn.
All Notices Of Marriages must be iHd0rsed Uth fsu
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
THE ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
Edilor 81 M Trthnnt.

SIR: On April 20, the Rock Island Road
closed by announcement in your paper their books for
a dividend but did not announce when they would be
opened. without any announcement. May 3, they
opened and closed the books for election Of directors.
Now, a. the books could not have been opened more
than three four hours Will readily see that the
real stockhoiders were deprived OF ali right 10 govern
their property.
This bas never been done before in wall-st and, a.
this corporation as had the credit OF being engaged IN
locking up money II Is fuir 10 presume that there
scandal connected with this road thAt tue present
munngers wish % up. WAiI~sT.
kcg IOrE MHy a, IS75.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
GOgERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER'
WAsuINGTON. -. c.. Friday Stay %. 1851 a. IN
gLunnsla for he nnaL LlrsmLn- IOMr h0nrl

OPFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER
WASHINGTON. u. G., Friday, Stay b. 1851 a. 10. ,
Synopsis for be past iiv>ufvfour hours o.,
The barometer has continued 10 fall, with
heasteTly aud southeasterly winds, rising tepef
fre clnudy weather. ana occasional rain IN he Muue
and Eastern states and Canada, but clearing aha
clear weather In Virginia generally clear ana
warmer weather. falling barometer ana HOuth
eastery winds IN the lower lake region ana
thence 20 West Virginia; south-easterY ahd SOUTH
westerly winds, rising barometer, wan anu Gear
weather In the south Atlantic and 6ut states ana ZEN
ne-see south-easY winds. falling barometer, hgh tenn
nerature and clOudy weather in the Northwest ana
iupr h Ike region partly cloudy ana clearing weather
and sontnerly winds Ia the lower Ohio and Missouri
Valleys. n, ann,
For the Middle States f1iiipg barometer, sontedsfrF
r,fd sOHt-trcsierfv oiisds rising tompeTdtns pHTuB
e,ndV and ceariig geager aud occasional hgt ram O'
he scabOard nj, n..,r,o,or
For New. England aud Canada, falling barometer
warm partly cloudy weather and occasional ram.
For the sOuln Aatio and Gulf states ana Ienhessee
generally clear warm weather, rising DAfoiHoIoi' ""
south-westerly winds. ~, .,,.
For the Northwest and lake region, south
ana south-eastery wind, falling barometer, mgh tenn
neriture cloudy weather ana occasional RAIN LOT INC
onIo and Lower Missouri Valley, clearing and oeAr
weather and s0uth-westerly winds. 49,,
CmonAry signals continue AZ Duluth, EscabOoa Ai4i
WAuAee, Chicago, aud Grand Haven
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
5uerlal Nonrrs

y. E. smith a. Co.'s SHperlative Graham Flour
See Advertisement oa on page Of tha paIer
A large mnn will descend from the upper story of
the Ashland House. Fourae aud rsvufy ourh Il
a PORTABLE AUTOMATIC HREgSCAPg a. 0eioct toAsy
POs-fce Notiee.-be nails or Rurops aunng the sSd
iug SAl AlukDAl, MAJ a 1914 sl NbuNhs
DAY, At Ui a. m. THURSDAY lt n m ard 90 SATURDAY
atll a m and u m. rlION. H. jams PostEsrisr
sound aud Hearing, Voice aad speech. The ENpla-
nation of Musical Harmony iiasiialor Thgs -sggsa
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
ANornRR puEL Is VIRGINfA.

RrCHM0ND, Va, May 22.-1he Despatch has
the following special from Petersburg: bloody aaei
took place this city this evening between Two we'll
known young Doods, which resulted IN one being fataiy
wounded The weapons used douDle-Jarreied shot
and the distance PAGES. love aSair va ia"
cause VI the duel
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
rHE coNGREssIoNAL ExcuRsIoNI5rs.


NEw-ORLEANs, May 22.-The Congressional
excursioniss arrived s afternoon aud were formally
received by MayOr Witt az the City Hail. thence they
were escorted 70 the 81 Charles Hotel. where apart
ments had been provided for them. Tomorrow they
Will visit the mouth OF the Mississippi.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

The Hon. Samuel A. Gilmore, President Judge
Of the Fayete District Pcnusyvana since is3s ded at
nis residence. CnOutOwn Penn on the 18Th nst 1ged
81 years. lie an aDie aud conscientious Judge.
aud a man o. great Integrity.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
The STATE Or Trade
nnNrsmC MAREKrs.

wusrvgrov Ny 23-sprh T1rpsrii1- drist fis Rosu
steady At % Strained; p or BrF Pale Crude Tar
pantns 0re g. Har. su1 90 - 5 Yellow DIP aud Vr
gn Tar steady II - 7j
NEE O4IEAss May z-Corn i6G Tor Mre, 5ic os
Yellow white easier f9Q50e Brsn iuI a 80
HAy "a Pnme. Other aruoes aBcnshget sIr
ehlHge-serss ~, Nea-York glt !al premium Gos Il'L
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

The steamer John KIigOur, the boat on which
ies. from cholera reported Cincinnati -etsray
from NesOr-sns Tl- of The ssugs
threr deaths the
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
N ARRIETI

True and False science. Tynian Bsoqust By
Parke Goodwin, TKIBUSE LECryRE EXTRA No. s.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

Last evening Henry Baker the paymaster at
,h new nue Frsnrc1, FED nght pi iron steps a 1'
isre G1sen uoG The ~ s auea N'u P0'S
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

The Old Reliable nl, safe, s.s and o Broadway, S.-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

Hartford 5000; Royal Of England, so Continental
Of New-YOrk. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be Hd0rsed Uth fsu
name and address
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-27

TIE Fanny Price dramatic troupe gave
their ilrst performance, sfer thor return
from tho South, ut tho Atheneum last
night. Though the house was not 10 saw
crowded, yot !. was comfortably full, and
gave striking assurance of the high es-
TEEN in which Miss Price and her party
are held By our Amusement loving citi-
zen'. Though the play, Fanchon," has
frequently been witnessed by Cairo audi
ehees, and is little tbresdbare we don,
believe 1t was over better or more ssiisfac.
'oriiy rendered than las, night Tonight
The great five act drama entitled "Eas,
Lynn, or the Elopement,' will be given.
Everywhere that Miss Price has ID
peared IN this drama, she il spoken of In
Inc most hsttoring terms. We bespeak
Tor her crowded house.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-27

THE Christmas festival of the children
OF the Church Of the Rodeemer was held
last evening. The house was full to over.
flowing with the childrap, their parents
and friends Tho ladies have spent much
time and labor on the decorations, and the
church presented . most beautiful an.
pearancs. The Christmas trees were
burdened generally with gifts for the
children OF the school, not one being for.
gotten, and tho distribution of the Gift,
among Thorn made them all as happy as
they deserved TO be.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-27

SOMETHING NEw.--I have improved
and perfected new process by which tho
Ferrotype is brought out equal to the best
photographs, and moro durable. Copies
from paintings and engrsvings rnsde fully
equal to the origina! In appearance, the
lights and shades brought out with re-
msrkabls appearance, SO that nothing
sarpasses the beauty and natural express
sion OF the picture. And in fact any old
pictures are copied by this process so as to
look Z" woll or better thar the original
picture Those having old pictures or
choice paintings or ongravings for pres
en"' cannot do better than avail them
selves Of this remarkable improvement.
j. j. THOMAS, Photographer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-27
PARENTS ATTENTION!

Having a larger stock of Youths, Boys
and Childrens' Clothing ON hand than is nee
essary for the Cairo market and an idea OF
making this our last season n childrens
clothing, we will sell our stock, zone of the
finest in the statc,,at NEW YORK COST for the
next thirty days. Parents wishing some fine
clothing at low figures Tor Holiday presents,
can find them for sale IN the above lot. This
is no advertising dodge, but we intend to do
Just what we say: SELL the FINEST sTo cK
Of youths, Bows ana CnILpRESs' CLoru.
ING ever brought to the state outside of
Chicago at NEW YORK COST.
]. FARNBAkER Il son,
No Gi. ohio Levee, ID door above First
National Bank
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-27
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

The undersigned having resumed tho
management Of the above hotel, trust by
strict attention to business, to the wants
aud comforts Of their gucs,s, to merit the
renewed favor OF their old patrons and the
travelling public in general.
The Saint Charles will at oncc undergo
sthorough renovation, and be much i'm
proved in all its appointments.
Good sample rooms and special rates for
commercial travellers.
All baggage for guests conveyed to and
from the hotel froe OF charge.
JEwE11 WILCOX " Co., Proprietors.
tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-27

The Murphysboro Independent speaks
thus of a gentleman well-known in
Cairo
Mr.. Butler, attorney-st-lsw, has been
engaged this session of circuit court in a
number OF railroad delegations, in which
large sums OF money were involved. His
success wss n matter of remarks Of &C.
knowledgement from members of the bar.
some OF the cases were highly interesting,
containing important points of law,
In which his remarks witnessed great a..
tention, displaying familiarity with the
subjects.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-27
WILLIAM WINTER

has his mammoth instrument shooting ON
imperial photographs for Christmas presents
at the rate of one minute. Persons desi.
rous OF having handsomelypa painted picture
and purely artistic in finish. should give
their orders in season. Photographs can be
made on cloudy days equal to those on sun
shining ones at
THIS GALLERY
owing to tho gigantic sky-light. which can.
not be surpassed in
NEW YORK CITY.
Also on hand fine assortment of gold and
walnut frames. All are invited 10 call and
examine. Portraits in oil up to life size and
of the highest finish, for which
medals have been awarded.
Gallery on sixth street, between Com
mercial and Washington avenues, Cairo,
inIhois. l2-l0t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-27
A NEW DRY GOODS STORE

Mr. Samuel Back will shortly occupy
The house recently vacated by Mr.J. Bur
ger as a dry goods store. IIo will leave
Tor New York in n day or two, and pro-
poses to lay 10 one Of the largest and mos,
fashionable stocks OF dry goods over
brought 20 Cairo. He will tako advan.
tage Of the panic to buy hi. goods, and ox-
poets to be able TO sell as low, il no. lower
than any other house in the city. lie will
open his store about the Hrs. Of Jsuu.rv
20-dtd.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-27
PIANOS AND ORGANS

The only place where such instruments
are Kept in stock in Southern Illinois, is a..
4. d w. Buder's. corner Eighth s.rec.
ana Washington avenue. They keep the
celebrated VIM. Knabe piano, used by
tue most prominent musicians. The
Bauer piano and organ, ALEC the celobra-
ted Vogci and Hughes organs. ANY
one wishing to surprise his family with
sach an instrument would do vol by call
ng at Buder's, as they will makes rs,es
ana terms more liberal than dealers of the
kind in large cities. i9.4ti
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-27
FOR SALE.

,'ll-known business stand OF Gust ead
j at the mouth OF Clearcreek, Alex
Finty, Illinois, situated in one OF
/ agricultural districts of the West,
well-establi-hed trade. This will
rare opportunity for an energetic
snan.
.iinises consist Of store 20X40 feet
= OF eight rooms, well furnished
,'eniently arranged, good cisterns
pecessary out-buildings, and one
land. Terms liberal. Apply or
WM. CUsTEAD,
l8w. Cleearcree Landing. Ills.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-27

n NOVEL WEDDING ToUg.-Mr. New.
Durh, OF Davenport, Iowa, like Burns. O
oeuyspurg, Is = practical man, under
Wh'ch guise he won the heart of Miss
Ean'e severance, brilliant lad v, and de-.
servediy popular school teacher and about
hve weeks ago they were made man and
| wife.
IL had been the custom of Mr.. Newburn
10 take an annual barge trip to New Or.
leans, and he conceived the novel and ro.
mantle idea OF mating a wedding tour in
the sane way. The subject was preached
10 his friends, and also to the friends
oil the bride, and as i. met with
such favor on all sides he determined 10
carry tho plan out. A barge was accord
ihgIy lifted up in shipshape order for the
reception Of the newly married couple.
IN addition to the luxuries OF life, a cargo
OF onions and potatoes was slowed away
IN the hold to be disposed of on arrival a.
New Orleans. In this manner was profit
combihed with pleasure aad common
sense with romance.
In addition to Mr.. and Mira. Newburn.
the craft carried fourteen passengers.
three OF whom were ladies.
The animated noaters passed three or
TOUR DAYS in the city, calling on their
ltiends and visiting places of amusement.
On wednesday they continued their vow
age, and expect to resch.New Orleans in
about two months. They propose to re-
main In Cairo week, and also a week in
memphis. The vessels log will be an in
.erssVhg document to peruse when the |
trip is completed, and Mr.. and Mrs. New.
bu' n Will doubtless carry it back to Ds-
venport with them on their return newt
1t is said the barge above referred to.
containing its cargo of onions and
bride, landed at this port last even
ing about four o'clock, when the whole
party came ashore for stroll
through the lower part of the city.
After walking about for an hour, on their
way back to their floating rendezvous
they stopped at Hsrtman's to procure seats
Tor the Fanny Price entertainment this
evening. Mr.. Newburn 10 said to be me.
iium sized manwith sndycomplexion, and
iis hair and whiskers, of which no has
N abundance may be called "light-red."
iis dress is that OF reAued gentleman, and
0hile his clothes are of the best material ,
nd made in style, there is nothing foppi.h
r dandiied about them. In his manner be |
at perfect ease, and talks like man that ,
AS seen something besides the Miss,ssippi |
lver' The bride is apparently twenty. |
vo years OF age, n blonde, a little above I
ed um height light blue eyes, light hair |
nd great quantity of it. Mr.. Newburp /
ought eight tickets, taking two whole /
bats in the Athenum for to.nights onter. I
''nment. They will remain in this city
1ree or four days and then start on their
'sy down tho river. 'A'' a
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
VACCINATION.

All citizens are hereby notified tina, on ac.
count OF tho prevalence Of small pox in en-,
cago and other neigbboring cities, the board
OIL health deem IL necessary TO divide the
CITY into three districts and have appointed
Tue following physicians for the purpose Of
'accinating all persons who in their opiuion
require vaccination. DIR. &. II. Evans will
attend to the district lying south OF Ninth
street DIR. II. wardncr to the district living
between Ninth and Seventeenth streets. DIR.
o. =. sullivan to all that part Of the city ~
ny north Of Seventeenth street. The phy.
s'cians hereby appointed have instructions
10 report the names OF all persons refusing
10 be vaccInated. The physicians shall al.o
'coneet from all persons vaccinated, who are
'"oie to pay therefore, the sum OF evenly.
'Ne cents and shall note the same ia ,A,ir
report to the board.
Ivy order OF the board of health.
JOHN WooD, chairman.
CAIRO. VI. December IItb. 1874 ma