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LreAL Pownas or rar BOARD.

LEGAL POWBne OF TIE BOARD.
A meeting of the board was held last evening.
Mr.. Langston, from the committee on ordi-
nances, to whom WAS referred the subject Of
certain bills which we're not paced by the legis-
that under the organic law and an oct Of the
legislature, approved August 81, 1871 the board
Of health has power 70 provide for filling and
stagnant water, defective sewer, or otherwise,
are injurious to health. In regard to filling va
cant lots in which are stagnant water, the
section % the ordinance relating TO nuisances,
and they recommend that it be amended 60 rs
10 read that IL any person owning, occupying,
the board that said lot Is q nuisance, shall neg
leet or refuse to abate 1t, the proper officer OF
the board shall cause the same 70 be absted,
said premises, by action At Law or other wise
upon the order OF the board Of health.
The report further states that according to
the organic law all laws and ordinances of
Washington and Georgetown and the levy court
not inconsistent with the organic act not modi-
ned or repealed by Congress shall remain in full
force. The legislature has already passed
law in relation TO reports of births approved
August, 1871, and the committee recomme nd its
rigid enforcement, as also the law relating to
Interments being reported, (section 4, page 40,
address letter to the undertakers calling their
attention thereto. Under the law for the pre-
veDtlon of diseases the board has power when
ever in their judgment the District is threat
ened with or affected by any formidable cpl
demic, infectious, or contagious diseases such
oi0ers or regniauons as may De deemed ehec-
i've, anu shder t9e altnoilty tne committee
Ieconilnenu an olueI oI les1lstion regarding
iSPo. y y. uoaInsieGuiIIhS inc uhdertakers 10
ieport All lpRImehts WIN the physicians GER
Iucsees as 10 me CAUSE Vi ueata, &e' Inc re-
port was adopted.
REPoRI OF THE HEALTH OFFICER;
III bliss, the neaith ohcer, submitted his re-
port for the week, showing the following:
Small pox, 10 cases; do. removed to hospital, 8;
oeaths, l; nulsances, OH; aoated, 1858; dead ami
mais removed, Etii Inspections, 800 punches
nsh, lo,OV0 craos, oo,0OO CLAIMS, lZ2 bushels oys-
tiers; condemnatl0ns-22i punches hsh, 800
craos, 900 CLANS, 10 bushels oysters; unwhole-
some 1000 cohdemnations-s6S pounds meat,
1903 cucumbers, ~ barrels cabbage, 10 barrels
peas besides radlsnes, apples, berries, &c.; i99
privles cleaned.
Also submitted the pound report showing
mat 5 horses, COWS, goats, and 100 dogs have
been lmpoundedi horses, cows, goat, and
u dogs redeemed; 20 animals sold, % redeemed,
0. dogs killed, goats killed, leaving 81 in
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CHOLERA IN THE SoUrHwEsr.-There were
six deaths from cholera I'm Nash vile Yesterday
and seven In Cincinnati. Mayor johnson of
the latter city is nearly well. Only one case
W as reported in st. Louis.
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DOUBLE SUICIDE occurred in MARYLAND las
Friday night. David Blackjack, aged 40. a
Baltimore on the Hartford turnpike. wasfound
dead in his bed from an overdose of laudanum,
A few hours later a sister OF the deceased pro-
ceeded to the same room and hung herself to
the bed-pOst ~
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~ IMPRQyED o. q. MEN-The members
Wy OF LOGAN TRIBE, No. s, are earnestly re-
qnestsd 70 attend the next sleep, Con THURSDAY
hSENlNG, Sd inst.,) at the S;h Run. Business of
the greatest Importance will be submitted for con-
slderation. Wigwam corner High and Prospect
streets, Georgetown. JESSE W KITCHENS
lyl-.t- Assistant Chief of Records.
nF FARMERS AND MECHANICS MA
E2 TIoSAL BANK, GEoRGETOWN, c,
The Directors Of this Bank have this day dec AIRED
DIV idend Of -FOUR PER CENT. "a, PAYABLE TO
stockholders on and after July lst
JN eo3t W. LAIRD, IL Cashier
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SUMNER RESORTS.

Grand COTTAGE, CAPR MAY. beaatifulty
si.s ss er 70 IN. A:s
Hotel; pleasant airy room. tan b secnr~d 4.X4
by addressing N. DuRNET, Grxnd CottArv. u
HUGHES street. Cape MAy, J. Jy;-A
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"REv. j: HALE BARNEY Ixprcrsp.-rhis
morning the grand jury retained in our Crimi-
nal CoTtt true bill OF Indictment against Benz
jamin 3. Pardee, alias Rev. j. Hale Barney,
having ON the 18th Of April last obtained a 80
bill under falee pretences from Edward B. Ste
vens. The indictment charges that they ode
vieing And intending to cheat and defraad one
Edward b. Stevens Of his goods unlaw-
did then and there falsely and feloniously pre-
tend TO the said Edward B. Stevens that the
Rev. j, Hale Barney was the temporary secre-
tary Of the President Of the United States to re-
ceive IN behalf Of the said President certain sub
scrip tons" - -
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS ORpKRRp BIT tn.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs.-The superintend-
ent OF roads has been directed to have sidewalks
Hancock place, on the same avenue, extended
on each side. The Western Union Telegraph
Company have been refused the request to put
up new line Of poles on B street. between 9th
directed to lay six inch water main on
street, between 18th and 10th streets nor west;
six inch main on 10th str eet, between B and G
northeast.
BUILDING PERMITS as follows have been
Issued since our last report Mrs. Ann Htck-
man, one story brick store, It'll street, between
ID and southwest; William witthaft, two
two-story brick dwellings, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Sd and * streets southeast; W.
Carolina avenue and street do.
DECREE OF DIvoRCE.-Yesterday, in the
Equity Court, Judge Wylie made a decree of
divorce in the case of b. Louisa Hafelfnger
against Frederick Hafelfnger The petitioner
set forth that she was married to defendant in
New York on the LIST of January, 1865, and
charges him with desertiOn in February, 1911
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CITY ITEMS.

soon be useless rs . Clothing Store, Roman &
Cox are selling 1T cost and below cost 70 reduce
stock be fore moving.
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LADIES, DREss DEPARTMENT,

80 WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS s65Jto s21 o
100 BATFSTE POLONAIsE aud REDINGOTE5
from. : " 70 = ~
100 WHITE LAWN POLONAtsE rom SIS
-. : = 90
100 BROWN LINEN POLONAISK and REDIN-
90TES frou...-..-............-....S6l " 20 slsc
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NARROW ESCAPE ON THE BALTIMoR. ROAD
The Wilmington Commercial of Monday eve.
ming says: The mail car on the New York and
Washington through express has been running
Tor some three weeks in a most dangerous con-
dltlon, which fact was not discovered until a
DAY or so ago. The danger consisted in the
hlDg bolt-the large bolt which secures the
car 10 the trucks-being broken. Fortunately
~ " as llsCOXerC1 kel OIE any aeciLent ncnnrrnI
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N 7 G K.
NJ. P. Oh UHCH SA6BATR SCHOOL
oropcpTp,y>


GEORGETOWN, TIC
G. The Officers, Teachers aud scholars Of the above
School are notihed to apFear at the Church. Con
tcirate in PIC MIC 10 BE- held a the estate If The
late Dr. Snyder, at the head of rh street
fElenCs OF the School are cordially invited J2-2T
RV THOMAS BOWLING, ARCt., Georgetown,
0hANcEEY SALE or DESIRABLE PROP
- B., virtue of decree passed by the snpreme
AZ Cour Of the ID. strict Of Columbis, ga the 18Th
conrs xkerein Gray Payne and others are e5mPlain1
ants, Abbey and others oiendants, numherei s,lsS
public on tie feGaeI 81 sa5@ sdS WI SIt
day OF July 1875, at the hour Of O'Clock the al
section q Beatty Hsvkiss addition to 'I George a,S
"a JAY and recorded in Iiber No. 9at e,
s ssss5fs safy . 4i a: tsa Psrs
ans rss Of Ssy s,s ss r. feet
t R1a from XII WlI.ams Sale to Commence with
ts Hs5s s kst 4o% iss .ss,S IL
east corner q - Grsen and DumbsItsn streets, and
Ss north 10 feet; then t east feet them
H ap 20 M ,S Ssst1p1s deed ased
Terms: One third cash; the residue OF the par-
ing bearing inte1ss from tie d.y 81 .a s
OF me whole q the purchase money may be paid
Of the Who'll: Purchase money the undersisned will
SSnfsy sss ss to the pIreh.ser free clear, and
,y..,t nToSaS 4 bSA SSHi f;; $ss;:
III THOMAS BOWLING, Aactr; Georgetown
Ef FEcg9%Rs, SALE ~ SE THE HOUSEHOLD
WAATTEEks. S9NIAINsD In HousE Nc. 81
n On THu RsbAl MORNING, July Sd, 1873,
81 tRss ~ COURT S 3 By
II re No
street, between Prospect and LIST, the entire
Psno Stool ana Ue,s1 IN
Ps5i1r and CHAMBER spitss Bookcase, sideboard
sasr and Psss
with numsrSas other articles in The household line
JOIN J9sf & Mw HTEess Executors.
I'D THOMAS DOWLfHG Auctioneer.
CONFECTIONERY ANB ICE CREAM.
~ ~ new .ooHNrEoTIoNERY STORE AND ICE
and Try s sTs
Fruit water Ices, with choice Cake; all made from
me very pest material and served I'm the most ele
,PfIiss and Weddings promptly furnished in all of
jel9tf Successor to VIM R. W sli.se, 50 Hisn s,
THE FALL BUSH is COMING.
.ad shs eS s yda m' FL
and Winter Goods at once thus, BY avoiding the IN
such rush Of business ss we expect to have this
fall you. goods will be nicely cleaned or re-dyed,
and carefully kept for six months, il desired
Charges moderate. Terms invariably O. o, ID,
w. H. WHEATLEY,
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOpg
ING ESTABLISHM ENT
~ Jefferson Street; Georgetown, DO
Office open from IA m. until sunset jeio-tr
ExrRAoRDINARdHo oBBAA BARGAINS IN DBY
Plain and Striped Grenadines.
Japanese Silks, at &c., worth 75c
Beautiful Goods for Suitings, ct Is, 81 and SOC
Victoria Lawns, from 2Oc. up; PiQuee, IS 70 sec
Batist and Linen Sutings, all shades; very cheap
Striped and plaid White French Crgandies
BLACK Alpacas and Mohairs, q speciality.
A large stock OF Goods for Mems and Boy 3 wear
Ladies' and Gents Gauze Under Vests
Call and buy real bargains of =
BENJAMIN MILLER,
mI5-h 1O1 Bridge street, GEORGETOWN,
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The Oficers, Teachers aud Scholars Of the ab0V
schvoI are notlhed to apr at the Church. on Con
gress street, on the 4th inst at 80 A. m to par
tlcfate IN PIC MIC 20 BE- held the estate Of IA
late Dr. snyder, At the head of II igh street.
Friends of the School are cordially invited. j2-2
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A DIFFICULTY BETWEEN THE "Two
THROUGH LINES" ABOUT BAG6AGE.-The
two railroad through lines north-the B. & o.
and b. & P.-seem to conflict with each other
somewhat, and yesterday difficulty arose
shout baggage. By some mistake in New York
on Tuesday morning, baggage intended for the
b. p. line was placed on tue b. & o. car, but
the passengers came by the y. 4 p. road, and
gave up their checks TO the agent of the Union
Transfer company, when IL was discovered that
the baggage was on the other line. Tue agent
applied 70 the baggagemen ON the b. & U. line
but they refused TO give up the baggage until
freight was paid on the ground that the parties
came through by the other line. Some of the
passenger have secured their baggage by paw
ing extra charges UD TO this time the < F.
officials have reciprocated in the m. after OF bag
gage with the other line, hut IL is probahls that
"reciprocity" between the two lines is nov
"Played out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

TH1 NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CT.
Per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, to e. Saturdays, 9 to 4 and
Od Tt3,l4tl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

IMPORTANT ARREST CF THR ALLEGED PER-
PETRATOR OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-It will
be recollected that on the 18th of April last Mr.
ID. Pinkney Gross In driving into washing ton
from his place north Of the city was stopped on
the road In broad daylight by a man, who
pointed pistol at his head and demanded his
watch. Mr.. Cross having no means to protect
himself, gave IL up. The party represented
that he wished to raise money to get away from
the city, and promised that he would pawn the
watch and return the pawn ticket to Mr.. Gross
that he might recover IL. IL was supposed at
the time that the perpetrator OF this outrage
was one of a band Of gipseys who were then In
the neighborhood, but the police could not trace
II to any Of them Oficer Fiteld noticed that
somewhat notorious party, named James
AllstOn, disappeared from his usual haunts
shortly after the occurrence, and become sus-
picious that he the perpetrator of the
offence. He also ascertained that Allston was
in Philadelphia, but knowing that he would
return, concluded to wait. The suspected man
came back about two weeks since, and stopped
near TernailytOwn, and this morning he came
into the city 10 work. The officer ascertained
his whereabouts, and about 10 O'Clock this
morning found BIN near the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad depot, and took him into custody
He was taken 10 police headquarters and de-
Gvered To Chief ClsrvOe of the detectives, by
whom he was recognized. He was formerly !.
very respectable Young man OF the northern
part Of The city. Mr.. Gross fully idCnti lied him
as the man who robbed him.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS

THERMonErlRs and Barometer are repaired
and made 10 order by Hempler. near 4 !, Street.
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LOCAL NEWS
Condensed Locals.

No small-pox cases reported to day.
}. c. Parker sends US APpietons Journal fsr
The Probate Court will remain in session all
the summer, holding sessions every Tuesday,
commencing ct II O'Clock a. m
The Virginia state teachers association meets
In Alexandria on the sth instant. A number
OF teachers from the District Of Columbia, 1t is
expected, win be present.
Last light horse and buggy, valued at $3.50,
was n fied ut Prices stable, on 9Th street, at
go per chance. Mr.. j. Blumenburg was the
winner, Mr.. Noble ID. Thomas throwing for
him.
Sarah Jones, the colored woman upon whom
IN sbortion was alleged 20 have been performed
on nth street a few days since, and who was
cent to the Preedmen's hospital. left that insti
tuition last night and has not been seen since.
In the steamship Castslia, Of the Anchor
hne which sailed from New York on Saturday
last for Glasgow were the following Passengers
from this city: Messrs. VIM. Q. Force, ThOs.
Brown, and VIM. Brown; Miss Cynthia Force,
and Mrs A. j. Brown.
In last SATURDAYS STAR 10 was enormously
stated, under the heading OF alleged Stealing
bers Of the Hebrew Literary Society, sc. The
complaint was made by the members Of the
Washington Literary Association.
The following patents were granted yester-
day 1T the Patent Offce to persons resid ng in
this District lewis Dagger, bath tub; VIM. II.
braider for sewing machines; j. Il. God win,
pres; Wright, Holley & Miles. ss-ignors to
Gamevell & Co, fire alarm signal boS.
The addition of nearly two thousand books TO
the library At the Young Mems Christian AssO-
ciatIon rooms, embracing nearly all the latest
those who are obliged TO remain in the CITY
through the warm weather. This library is free
10 all TO use in the rooms; subscribers only can
take books away.
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WILCOX D 0rBB's SKwINe MAoHrrl. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterpe. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, tth street
Intelligence Building. tO.&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-02

eU1v1hkke rRoM CoRNe, BUEIoNs, BAD
NAILS, ETC., ind Immediate relief at Dr. Whites
establishment, No. 5S5 18th street, opposite o.
B. Treasury. The treatment often effects .
perfect cure, even In extreme cases, II none but
suitable shoee are worn. tr
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OFFICIAL TRANSFER OF THE METROPOLITAN
POLICE.-1he Metropolitan police fOrt = of this
District was yesterday transferred frSm the
Department of the Interior to the Department
of Justice by act OF Congress passed at the last
session. This transfer does not do away with
the Office OF treasurer of the board, hut relieves
that ofhcer OF most OF his duties. The portion
of money from the District of Columbia Is paid
by the District controller tn the force directly,
and no part OF the funds either from the gem
eral or District governments is hereafter %
pass through the Office OF the treasurer of the
board, leaving the only fund in his charge that
which Is collected by tines and forfeitures of the
policemen. The law passed by the last Con-
eTess provides that the annual report of the
Metropolitan police commissioners shall here
after be made to the Attorney General of the
United States, who shall also be charged with
disbursement of the appropriations mede for
the force. The Attorney General claims the
disbursement under section eleven of the act to
establish the Department of Justice of June
p, 1870, which says :" that all MONEYS hereafter
drawn out of the Treasury upon the requistion
OF the Attorney General shall be disbursed by
such one of the clerks herein provided for the
Attorney General as he may designate"
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- BoAR
Twenty FIVE additional B0ARDERS can now be
accommodated az the L0UDON 1NSTI-
TUTE, on moderate terms. Coed fale, MMY
pure air, aud fine scenery. For particu- ks.X
lars apply to TH0S. W. LAKE.
le7l-If Aldia. Lonhsn Co. Va.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-10-14

old IN
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.



Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday,
the 18TH day Of April, A. ID. 1873, a general
election will be held In the city Of Cairo,
Alexander county, State OF Illinois, fof the
selection Of the following named municipal
officers. to-wit: A mayor, a city council,
city clerk. city attorney, a city treasurer
and police magistrate: each of the five (5)
wards into which the city Is now divided be.
Ing entitled to the election oftwo (2) alder
men.
For the purposes of said election, polls
VIII be opened at the following named MA.
ces, to-wit: In the First ward, at the com
mission house of e. r. Davis, ESQ, on the
south side of Sixth (G) street, between Com.
mercial and Washington avenues; in the Sec
ond ward, at the Rough and Ready encine-
house on the east side of Washington avenue
between Sixth and Seventh streets; In the
Ihird ward, at the 1iibernian engine.house
on thirteenth street between Commercial
avenue and Poplar street; in the Fourth
ward, ut the courthouse. and in the Fifth
ward, ut Mrs. Sulliyan's house on the north
west corner OF Commercial avenue and
Twcnty-fith street.
by order of the city council.
NJ. J. nOwLEY, City clerk.
JOHN NJ LANsDEN, Mayor.
CAIRO, 1lls., March ~, 1S73-td
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The Cairo Gazette having said that j. ii.
Oberly is the ''most intellectual looking
member OF the lower house, THE BULLETIN
of this morning declares that IL agrees en-
tirely with the 'Gazette.' We should think
so; but then wouldn't our neighbor think
so il II were not soy We trow it would
tCairo SUN
The sun is entirely mistaken. On al
subjects THE BULLETIN is now disinter.
ested newspaper, and like the "lmmortal j.
N" it has but one object-''to lift the veil
of TRUTH" and--the truth is, John is good
looking.
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From Pittsburg dispath in yesterdays
SUM- we learn that ogle. the counterieiter,
who was sent from here in charge Of Chi
cago detective to Baltimore, made his Escape
at the Relay house, near that city, but was
subsequently recaptured at Pittsburg.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

A meeting for an election OF officers 10 ill
vacancies will be held at the Office of q. ID.
Williamson, at 10 O'Clock a. M, Friday,
March IA, A. ID. 1873.
k9- Elected members will pay their fees
and dues 10 q. ID. Williamson, treasurer, pro
fem. WOOD RiTTENHoUsE,
3.I1-3t Secretary, pro tenn.
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CAIRO BULLETIN.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. 8. $40. SIR, OBsERvER's OFFICE.
CAIRO, March IL, 1873, 10:li PIN. J
Barometer 3o8i degrees.
Thermometer 80 degrees.
Wind east velocity 0 miles per
hour.
Weather, fair.
Maximum temperature last "a hours. a,
3p. M, 45 degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours. at
o a. m, 81 degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours, north and
northwest.
Total number Of miles wind travelled, last
~ hours, 159.
DAVID w. NARNETT. Observer.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The little city of
Tuscola, located some miles above Mattoon,
on the /. G. II. r., was almost entirely des-
troycd by fire yesterday morning. The
Whole business portion OF the town together
with several private residences was burned,
We learn the above facts from parties who
arrived in this city by the afternoon train
yesterday, who passed Tuscola while the fire
was raging
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NOTICE.

Persons interested in improving St.
Marys park by making carriage drive
around II, will meet at tho Office of w. w.
Thornton Monday, March II, 1878, for
the purpose of selecting proper commit
tees 10 superintend the work, receive and
collect subscriptions, anddo all such things
as may be necessary.
W. w. THORNTON.
Cairo Ills March 10 lS73
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HOTEL For RENT.

The undersigned offers to rent the Hisey
house, situated near Greenfield landing,
Missouri, and at the terminus OF the c. & +.
railroad. Favorable terms will be offered to
good tenant. For particulars apply TO b..
y. Field. Field's stable, Cairo, or on the
premises TO j. Il. GREENFIELD.
ala Avs
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WANTED.

Boarding bosses, men and teams wanted
on the Mississippi Central railroad. Apply
on the work, seven miles northeast Of CO.
umbus, ketucky, and at Dresden, Tennes-
see. SHEHAN q LoLER, Contractors.
81 2wz
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-13

We arc sorry TO learn that Mr.. James Nor
ris. OF the firm Of Morris, Rood n Co, ullin,
had his foot crushed by being run over by
the dummy engine used by the company.
The wound, though painful, is not dan
frpro11S
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-13
ANNOUNCEMENT.

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.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-13

Mrs. Ilerndon, burned by an oil explosion
on Friday, died yesterday at noon IN great
agony. Her two children, one nine and the
other three years old, are kindly cared for
by Mr.. Fay of the Dchnonico hotel.
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NllTIl'I..

Parties indebted to Greeley Il paticr,
formerly of New York store, will please set
tie their accounts before April II, 1873, as
all debts not then paid will be placed for col
lection and cost made ON the same, This
means business. @. ii. GREELEY.
o-alatSot
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-13

For n genuine article Of Scotch ale, Lon
don porter, Bremen beer. calf and alf.' on
draught, goto 7. Fiizgerrald's sample rooms.
Coyne at the old post-oflice stand also keeps
1t. Go and try his burg ale. 3-13-tf
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The contractor for the extension of the
Missississippi Central Railroad from jackson
Tenn. to Cairo, is now in this city. The
survey of the road from the Kentucky Shore
will be begun Immediately. and the road
located.
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FOR RENT.

The brick store, (25xiOO) III Commercial
avenue. Apply TO DIR. Wardner. 3-G.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-13

Samuel Walters planning mill belongs TO
the White Collar Line. At least IT has. u
smoke stack which indicates as much.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-13
PUBLIC SALE.

win be sold to the highest bidder, Oh the
fret Gay of April next, the house and lot on
the corner OF Tenth and Walnut streets.
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