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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-16
RATES oFAeYERTisiNc
$685.. s In
THE DAILY REGISTER

ODo WeeK.-.-.....- ou Oue year.-.'..'-." ~ W
One square changeable once week $50.
Special Netioes rs Der cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places %
Der cent additional.
Cuts win be charged double for space oc-
sapied. -,
Double. column advertisements, 50 per
cont dditional.
Local Notices Is cents per line--btH no
heal notioe tytu be inherited for less than ONE
DOLLAR !
An except for established
hnsinexs houses. must be paid for In ad-
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
Me advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
susrteriy.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tissments not connected with 1t will be
charged for at ourregular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-16
SundFies.
SDices-HhOIP.

Spices-WhOIe,
N BAGS PEPPER,
lU 10 Allspice,
Cloves, Cinnamon, Sutme2A
sPTCE-GROUSD.
Pepper Cinnamon, Ginger, Mustard,
Cloves, =, FOR sale.
TINGLE & ISHAM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-16

4 DORM YOUR YOUR HOMES WITH
n the new chrome, Awake" and
Asleep" Sells like wildnre. The pair sent
for go cents. A large discount to agents.
Address w. +. CARPENlkR, FoxboTo,
Mass. s..H.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
First Presbyterian Church.

.uTORsHIP WILL BE RESUMED ~
w this Church sabbath morning, AugHs5'
18th. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. " W.
Fisher, at f0h o'clock.
ANGLE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-16
Soap.

IN BOXES COLGATE Il cos. STER-
'NJ LING. This is the best soap offered
TO the trade. Every grocer should have a
box in stock.
TISGLE& TSUAM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-16
Fish.

nOn HFS LAKE HERRING,
AfUt 80 White FISH,
100 " Nos. 2 and 2 Ascksrei'
srn{ - WV n. REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-16
Teas.

Teas.
Al HALF CHESTS OOLONG, GOOD TO
tU choice,
. half chests sruchong. good 20 choice,
20 Japsn
"MoYUSE' GUSPCwDER.
20 half chests prime TO choice
D common.
"PISG sCEY" GCSPowDKR.
s. matted boxes good TO choice,
% extra fine,
10 half chests common 20 prime.
YOUNG HYBON.
S hall chests choice.
We especially invite the attention or the
trade 10 our large stock OF TEAS and TO-
BACCOS, allnew and fresh, bought at low
prices --
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-29
NOTICE
rs nERERf GIVEN THAT L, s.AT.-

HEREBY GIVEN THAT I, MAR
& GARET McGRAW, 4 married woman and
wife OF Thomas McGr.y, of Carson City, OrnIs-
by county. State OF Nevada Will make aprlica-
tlon to the District Court Of the Second judicial
Of the State Of Nevada. in and for orlnsby coUn-
ty, ct the Courtroom OF said C0ir. in said Car
son City, on tine twenty-4itth day Of September.
4. D. 1873, al the hour of twelve O'Clock noon
of said day. or at such FIXTURE time SIS the Court
may appoint, fer an order Of said Court permit
ting to carry on the busiaf IS OF Hotel O.
Boarding House keeping. buying aud selling
wines and liquors at wholesale and retail, Snd
buying and selling real estate. in SAID county.
III my OWL name and On my vr account. as sole
trader. MARGARET MCGRtW.
Carson August -. IS7a. su21-IIrls
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-29

ONE CHANCE IN LESS THAN TEN FOR
FORTUNE FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
Proceeds of the sale of tickets at the Eastern
agencies Will remain deposit with WELLS,
FARGO < CO., Bankers. 81 broadway, Now
York until after the distribution aud PAYMENT
of gifts.
TICKETS -. HALF TICKETS So so
For sale at Geo. F. Brownies, 924 Broadway;
Hartz * Levy. ll5I Broadway; landowners,
cor. Court ana Fulton streets, Brooklyn; f. W
Shear, 425 Fulton street.
A. BROWN. Agent.
80 broadway and Exchange Court. Room L
Mail uIGers and applications for agencies III
in other cities to be addressed 20
q. AIEXANDi-E ( CO.
Eastern Managers, FostotIiZe Box No. !, SIS, New
York.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21
PIANOS AND ORGANS

the only place whore such instruments
are Kept in stock in southern Ilipojs +. a,
H. ~ W. Buiers, corner Eighth street
ana Washington avenue. They keen tho
celebrated Wm' Knabo piano, used by
tho most prominent musicians Th.
bauer piano and organ, also the celebra.
'oa Nogel and Hughes organs. Anv
ono wishing to surprise his family with
sue" "n instrument would do wcll by call
lug ~ budeFs, as they will makes rates
sna terms more liberal than dealers of tho
kind in largo cities. T i2.l,t A. ,D'
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,r., - ----------
TIE ST. CUARIES UlTEI

Inc undersigned having resumed the
management Of tho above hotel, trust by
STREET attention to business, 10 tho wants
and comforts of their guests, to merit the
renewed favor OF their old patrons and the
travelling public in general.
The Saint Charles will at once undergo
"thorough 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
rom tho hotel free of charge.
1k"krr WILCOX 4 Co., Proprio,ors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

AT CosT.-1iaving taken exclusive mo-.
session OF my store to close 1t out, I Of
Ter my entire stock at wholesale prices
a. Wholesale or retail consisting in part
OF large variety Of canned fruits, spices,
baking powders, sardines, lobs,er, teas
and every article usually kept in first.
class family grocery. Also wooden and
willow ware; a'largo assortment Of sad.
dies and harness, bits, brides, snsps
brushes, whips, etc, etc. Terms strictly
cash. All persons indebted to mo arc re-.
qussted to call and settle their accounts.
I" ID. ARTEh.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

ihE barber shop is on the corner Of
Eish'h street and Commercial syenue
wheFo ). George Stienhouse with his Gen.
t'emahIy assistants can be found at anv
hour OF the day or night ready to soo,be
your 'eohhss with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with a good sham.
poo lt'ss nrst.class shop, and you are
su'o oil receiving Grsl.class treatment
Ladies and chi!drens hair cut or our,ad
HHer the most approved stylos. s15.,f
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21
A NEW DRY GOODS STORE

Mr. Samuel Back will shortly occupy
inc mouse recently vacated by Mr.. J.Bur.
ger as dry goods store. lie will leave
Tor New York in day or two, and pro.
poses to lay in one Of the largest and mos,
ta'hionabIe stocks Of dry good. ever
brought to Cairo. He will take sdyan.
'Age OF the panic to buy his goods, and cx.
poets to be able to sell as low, if no. lower
'han any other house in the city. Ho will
open his store abou. tho frs. Of Jsnu.rv.
20-dtd.
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PARENTS ATTENTION I

having larger stock Of Youths. Boys
ana Chlldrens' Clothing on hand than is nee
'sslry for tho Cairo market and AN idea of
making this our last season child rens
e'othing, we will sell our stock, (ono of the
hhest the statcl,at NEW YORK Cosrforth the
next thirty days Parents wishing some fine
slo'h'ns at low isures for Holiday presents,
can una Them for sale IN the above lot. This
Is no advertising dodge, but we intend to do
just what we say: SELL the FINEST STOCK
'i YOUTHS, BoNs'ana CnLDRENs' CLoru.
ING ever brought to the state outside of
Chicago at New YORK COST.
j. FAtNBAKER 4 SON,
NO 6l, Ohio Loyec, I'd door above First
National Bank.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

Mr. OhERLT.--l thiak that Won ouobt
70 como out Hud co1fov that yoi yfolo Ibo
letters that wcro supposed 10 hay, lcrn
"litten hy Jane Ann. You OUGHT not ~
say suoh n thing To- or about woman, I
d'd not think that of You. Thea if tberc
"ss such person as Jano Ann. yru
would not have put in some OLD adyorti.n,
mem picture or tho picture Won saw ON
some ola medicine bottle. Come. brotbor
John, It yoa don't confess your guilt. van
WlIi o9 sorry for IL. II you don't publish
'GazCtte' " '"o
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

CHRISTMAS viii soon b, at hand, aud
people oTo commoncirg TO think what
PT.s-nta they went for THAR w.res, "a.
rents children, friends, olc. If any ono
can't make A. bl5 mind, we wou,I advise
our friends to call at L. & W. Bader,.
Jawe.ry store, corner Of Eighth street ana
Washington ayonn. snI thoy will be sure
to had 'omcthins 10 suit, for they are
RECEIVING now goods daily especially
adapted for tho holiday trade. From the
lncs' watches saI sets o.. iawolry 20 the
sm7ilcs! cli!dsens earrings. The same
IN rings, Tho zines, tea sets, pitchers
cassors, butter dishes, Sc, to the smallest
teaspoon, Ornamental and pls,n clocks.
gold silver and ivory headed canoa, and
many other articles too numerous to mem
ton. 1ot,,
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Yours, Sc,
MOLLY DAprryc

MOLLY DARLING.
we have been charged too often with
'hl J@no Ann productions. We nro no,
guilty. aud wo DO no. believe Mr.. Bn,nc,,
desires rs to keep tho secret any longer
During his absence tho communications
have boon dlsco0tinuol After his return
their spico may agein bo given 70 On,
columns but of this wo aro no absolutely
suro,
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f. ID. RENFoRp
FOR SALE

Two batteries Of two Boilers, each "a
feet long, A2 inch Dram, 2 II inch Fl,o.
win hro fronts. Mud and Steam drama
1"io'y and Mud valves, Chimney and
nrltchin, all complete and in ars,.class
ofaer'i been used only three months. For
price, etc, inquire OF j. T. RENNlE,
"--"-t'' Vulcan Iron Works
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

known business stand OF Cus.ead
I the mouth OF Clearcretk, Al,x
'ty, Illinois, situated IN one OF
sricultural districts Of the West,
,well-established trade. IMswill
''are opportunity for an energetic
"a.
ises consist Of store 20XlO feet
pr eight rooms, well furnished
,iently arranged, good c'storns
,essary out-bulldings, and one
,a Terms liberal. Apply or
WM. CUsIEAD,
y. Clecarcree Landing, IIls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21
RIVER NEWS.
Port List

ARRIVALS
- and departures for the "a hours ending n,
p. IN. last evening:
Steamer lllonois, Columbus
9 Jim Fish, Paducah
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
." ST. Luke, New Orleans
Loness No. 2, st. Louis
Crescent City, Now Orleans
Bee, New Orleans
City of Chester, Memphis
Falls Pilot, Sbotwelrs Island
Andy Baum, Memphis
kanawha No. 2, Memphis
Belle Memphis, 81, Louis
DEPARTFD.
Steamer Illinois, Columbus.
Jim Fisk, Psducsh.
Arkansas Bolle, Evansville.
st. Luke, 81 Louis.
City of Chester, st. Louie.
Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
Belle of Memphis, Memphis.
10" Boat LioneS No. ?, ST. Louis.
Falls Pilot. Memphis.
ksnawha, No. 2, Cincinnati.
Bee, St. Louis.
SATURDAY EvRsIsa, December 20
THE RIVERS.
The fall in tho Ohio during last nigh,
ana to-day, was i've inches. Tho Missis-
s'Ppi also continues 10 decline; bu. as the
"t' Louis papers would say, ".here is We,
aoun'ance OF water for the larges. boats
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
IN pu'insss there WAS no change. TIE
weather was cold and raw Throughout, tho
day' with clear sky in tho evening.
The Cre,cen, City towod the Bee from
New Orleans to this city and will wal,
here for some days. The Bee went on 70 |
st. Louis.
The ksnawha arrived wish emntv
oarges' She takes barge of iron ora 10
Covington, Kentucky.
The st. Luke has been four mon,bs an,
rom 81 Louis. She went up Rod river.
sunk, was raised and towod to New Or.
leans, docked and repaired, and is ius, pet.
ing back with splendid up trip as fol.
o"s: 10 tons FOR this city, "a bbls rice.
'o' hhd' sugar, l5S bbls molasses, 60 bales
noss' 70 bbls sal soda, 81 bbls pocans, Is
'bis oranges and 10 casks wine for s,
Louis.
Diver AL. Burrows arrived from Gin.
innasi yesterday and wen. forward ON
ne packet last nigh. to NEE. and Join the
:. W. Dugan A. the mouth Of the Ar.
sh'a'' Ho ia to occupy the position of c
scond mate and submarine artist. which :
'ttsr 10 his best hold. t
The Andy Baum claims to hsve no, {
art OF the wreck Of the cabin of tho Alas. I
a. hoa'ing by lIalcs point, on the 10Th i
hieh settles her fate. The Baum ba, s72
Aies OF cotton, and took the ou.-a. Of the n
enry Probasco to Cincinnati. 4,
The Jim Fisk brough. Is bales Of cot. b
N yesterday and Al the day before. =
Ihe Arkansas Belle had very aim :,
ip: '
The City Of Chester hs. .67 bale, cor.
~ .'o bales of hides and 2s bbl. Of mr.
ns for st. Louis.
The Illinois towed the II. S. MoComb ="
the terminus OF the Mississippi Central .,
iere she will remain while the wedoo ., 80
1901 OF the incline is being illod up. -
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

Fr.narE CoURr.-Tho People ys. Plea
sah' JGckson--larcory. Defendant il
c'''t ploa not guilty. Evidence heard
hhd defendant found guilty and q fine o,
-, and cost Of proceedings assessed, and
20 90 imPrisonod in tho county iail for five
days. Tho People vs. Martin Real--l,r.
cehy. Defendant in court and ples of no,
sn'.'y entered. Evidence heard and do.
o'l'ni idjcdsod guilty, fned $25 and
"a of proceedings of court, also TO bo
'"iFsoncd in The county jail for thirty
days " '"''''
Estate Of Thos, l.. Morgan, Patrick
morgan, administrator. 1t was orderod
.! tLo court that a citation issue vs said
oaWInistrator to show cause wbv bo
S"''ld not b, removed a. such sInlnis.
traitor.
Estate Of a. a. Arick, deceased II
" 'odmensie, administrator. Report Of
D. H. Cobb, surviving partner Of tbo 0,m
OF Cobb BIasdell d Go. Repa,t sr.
proved and recorded.
Estate q Thos. l. Morgan, deceased.
u r'a'sefs bill. Said bin was approved
'na or.orci recorded.
Estate Of David Eyorhaft doceasod
,"' 'ph Eshof, administrator. Repor,.
'"' portion Of th3 report accounting for
h' p-''ohai property was approved. and
l4' part asking that sniI oslate DO deelar.
d in'oiyont and said ndmini.tra.or di..
A''&e1, was not sp.rJved.
'."raian'hip Of TLos. b. Morg,n
] ','e,' Aefstn aud James Morgan
.'1oF Lo'r Of Tuo'. L. Morgan, deceased
''''ak Morgan, administrator. Thos. B
'E4n. o~o ct the minor children gs,id ;
hos i. Morgan, appeared al! po,i,o,ed
20 court 10 appoint Patrick Morgan to bo
guardian. i. was ordered tb,,
.'aF' OF goarJisnsh,p be Issued accord.
giy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21
TOYS CuEAp

Mrs' NJ. j. Carson wishes to call st,en.
''oh that she has jsst received A neat a.
softneht of toys, notions and fancy eoods
on commercial avenue between Njne,b
and Tenth streets. !,
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NNON Is REpREsENrrn.

As REPRESENTED.
Acare, by % process entirely his
c Is enabled to extract from
10 select fruits and arouqtics,
acterlstic ilayor, and place in
I lass OF flayorings Of rare eX-
.fry flavor a. represented, OF
3 and perfect purity.
6i or that may be wanted for
ream, jcliles, custards, pastry,
= mmend DIR. Prico's Specinl
4 ! feel sure that like bis Col
~ Baking Powder, will rive
\, ton. There is no imposition
.. d&wlw.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21
NOTICE

My connection with the St. CbarIo. bo
'e' as proprietor will censo on tho 18th
inst Parties holding bills or aecoup,s
against mo or the st. Charles aro reoues..
ed to present them for se.tlement boco,o
that date.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

The largest stock OF silver and plated
ware; silver and plated spoons, knives
&C., ever brought to Cairo, can be found
at y. d W. Buder's, corner Eighth street
and Washington avenue. I2.4td
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21
DISSOLUTION NOTIcE-

|, iner>Lip heretofore existing be-
|, undersigned under the name and
. ers a Co., is this day dissolved by
elsent of the parties. P.rsJu, in
,ihe late iirm viii make payment
y ors, who alone is authorized 10
4 ,amo. The business viii De car.
Is. ID. Ayers under the style oftAe
4 :. -. AYERS,
J. j. AYERS.
= ls., December J, 1873. d-fw-Wln
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

Tho party was received in A bo,ni,.bI.
manner BY Mrs, Steele, at her residence
ana INDUCED in SUMPTION. repas., at
haf past eleven o'clock; and again the
dance wen. on.
soft eyes looked love to eyes that sp,ke
again, 'p'"0
Ana all went merry as marriage belr'-
until one o'clock am, when the compapv
dHpers'd. All agree in saying that it
was Tho most enjoyable affair Of the wear.
con with the dance let joy be unconfned "
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

SAVE MONEY IL you wan. fresh And
just in
New York Buckwheat Flour.
Hi,higan Cider.
Fresh Crsnberries.
New Orleans Sugar.
New Orleans Syrup.
Coffee bought before the advance.
Forty pounds A sugar for s5 90.
Toy Candy Of all Xmas
Rai'ln' and fresh Currents.
Feth oysters 80 cents can, received
fresh daily.
We will for tho next 10 days sell goods
Io"er than ever, out OF one Of the b.,t
assorted general stocks 10 Cairo, a,
whoiesa.e or retail. Coma and see ~,
new York store, 1870 Commercial avenue.
2l-llt
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21
EIiLERS,


pc maker, Twen h street, be-
Agten avenue and Poplar
i~ed to make boots ana shoes
and most fashionable styles.
4 them to order, old or now
customers, out of the best and
Y, of which he always has n
.'n hand from which 10 mako
,All ttting Of boots and shoes
Ehlers is done in his own shop
httIng being used by him.
I'Ii' and lac will give you salts
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

Mr. ROBERTS informs us tha. tho sele
OF his oil paintings will take place on next
saturday evening, 10th inst, n, tho auc.
l,on 10 rooms of Mr. Louis II. Myers, III
Commercial Avenue. The sale will com.
inehce at seven and halt o'clock. Those
Interested will please take notice.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

w "FPr'hs Altlck Morgan to bo
ma guardian. /. was ordered ,,..
letters o. goarlisrship be Issued accord.
irgly
ANOTHER ENocn AgDEy-A, the Ls-
sinainz Of our Iate civil war. there lived
90 L01iiYi!'o Kentucky, Mr. hi.
WHO AMI two children. When ia, war
excitement Was at IL. highest the fever
te'@s4 1ir. -, and being a strong sou,b.
.'n E! !mpa.hizor, he Jalo his family GOOD
Dye ana enlisted under Gen. Buckner 70
serve in the Confederate cause. Theco,o.
m'"l to which La belonged was sent o,o |
i1e front, and in the fret bat,Io ba 80,
taken ptiionsr. After being sent from
ono p'i'on to another. he analIy found |
'iin'tf at Camp ID uglss near Cbicsg,
Neiaa ni7g there for fou- month, bs Ia.
came tired of prison life and concluded 70
''-o .1a oath o!a''egeanco othe United
states. Io was liberated, aui ob,.inin,
emp 'yom ut ia Chicago concluded to 70
man there. he wrote 10 biz wife 20 c,roe
20 h.n!i bI. never receive! any sD.v.,s
- '.' 'i''e''' lie wrote again aud again, ,
y, ,u' '."'!s WIZ" the same result. Learning
la''Ao had come to Cairo, he come, too ,
'l' arriving here, could hear ro,hinp~f
lar Or h- children. In 1868 ho ..,r,cd 8
-, LAT grocery ana provision store on
,''' ''' ~ ana '''H after cold out to
~ a - lie thon obtained employ
lsh' on United States gun boat and
vent T. Eicksburg and Corinth. From ,b,,
NV" o. weeks "so novins was
49,, -.a "ng'o Aooet'
,iI5,-r uv" .a. az, u Ai''' - and her
a. =, "''' s'o' II
.L.a..., IH1 ohL'''ed fh' claims a
~, ......, ., ,'','.' rom h'm'Hnd having n
-, ''-'- "' "'' H''j, she took d
another mar. os ,t..,.,- ",'''
..-,. .lo,, wv 5'N''' "emaihIng
f,rr,,,,I S'' cams 20 Cairo, III
, ,-,, ','''c.' ana III di
'1'1' Two years ",
. married NJ. - Nos, N VOL, -. "C
! re- epaglaIl, ci,fl,o Of C,i.. ~
-'''''' ''',~ "a oI CAIRO. Moth
, ~ '-' u'as'h5 hus-
''''''' NM al believed him TO
- thi
:, n"' ''.y vera m1staaoa. ce'
'-e "'''' -''i' and don't oxpec! 10 for Tor
"' 'e''' 70 como. lie Is we'll and pos
'''y' am DONG profitable mercantile fas
mess IA A'lrishing Tennessee town, bro
'H"c" over hundred miles from tag
lo' pee
Ia "''Ns ago ne caAe to Cairo to buy Una
u.s. anu whlo hore made Inquiries ope
w as ''Hs-Iost family. lilo found a
l,. b,t ,to ""o"" such
''' '[' '-' '"'tnsr hsd been married I
, "''' ''of nus inar
d here s,ri,
r. ---- wrote note TO her asking an and
fv'cw, Husband No. WAS Informed rene
'' return OF husband No !, and of his tray
1'o ms "'le ana children. Hus- II
VI" not ooJect and Mr.. - tn,
-, ,''' N'eotopAh'ea bya triend the prov
~, '' cA''ou 70 zee her whom G.,
AZ "1'' 'o'ed ana bonoroi as his com,
Husband No .oiJ b,ha,, Al
lorr,ro or 10 croatia ,,.,aI, from
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

Il. JONES, fashionable boot and .boc-
maker Cork solos, Scotch bottoms, and
the latest improvements in the line uf his
business. Only tho best ana most com.
pelehs woFkmon employed, and all work
warranted TO be frstclsss in every respect.
shop on Commercial avenue, near corner
OF Tenth street. To-
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

EsALE-A hrs,-cia,.s hotel .u 70 GOOD
y IN central pant Of the ,,.y wl,ha
run Of busincs-. Reasons i.r selling
usiactory and vii te eAp alraI on sp
on The 'a'e mn.t De complete. ON
.ore the 10Th Inst Ay.ly ts WIN
b. Browns hotel. corner s.eul. ..sec.
A.hingion avenue. 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21
MANUFACTURING JEyrrvvc

~.
ANY one wishing something made in tho
Je"eiry line for tho holidays will please
sehd In their orders as soon as possibl, 10
H. " w, Buder, man featuring ieveIo,.
corner Of Eighth street and WASHINGTON
avenue. ~. 20"
MR. MARX ROLLER, tho well.known
plano-tuner, will on the first OF next
month, establish, for the benefit Of bis
patrons, who pay him ten dollars n wear in
advance for keeping thicr piano in tune, .
musical library which will contain moth.
ing but the choicest music for new be,i,.
her'' advanced pupils and accomplished
players The music will DO sent weakly
free Of charge to his customers, until Mr.
Roller has obtained what he il After and
'ha' ID nice store. Yesterday no re.
ceiVod large number Of new piece. NJ
The choicest music, which will be di.,rib.
uted among his patrons. l2.I4.,f
p. Fitzgerald at his room. co,,o,
Fourteenth street AMI Commercial .vO.
nue. offers for sale Guinness Porter a.
n"ss s'es and pure Hsnnessy brandy,
shd the genuine AEgosture bitters All
cholera cures. Try than
7-l7t
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

',lt uoS' hLiM, ne barber, continues TO do
BUSINESS at tho old stand on Sixth street.
near Ohio levce. 1t is an Acknowledged
iact that his shop is one Of tho noa,est in
'he city and his help are all lrst.clsss a,
their business. For n real smooth oIoon
shave Helms is the place to got It.
l2-li-2w.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

IES pounds Of sugar for 81 q. Wilcox >.
81 pounds Of butter for 81 at Wilcox's.
20 cents per peck for potatoes at Wicox's.
dp.vI
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

NOTICE is hereby given that [ will paw
no bills for goods sold to any Of the en-
PIoyes OF THR CAIo BULLErly. either
or themsolves or for the Use Of the office
unlese tho same ara furnished on nm order
''snod by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
l2-2o-ly JouS II Oprp,v
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

number one residence b rent B.. ..t
"s aud good wood house. Situated ON
enth street Lately occupied ~ Mrs.
ey. Apply to
-"~ g.. ". Ngrrt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21
LLECIlnN EnII.E.

. election viii De h,'Iat ,he C,tg Sl.
" Bank on Friday, JaAuay Isu. I.-l
cis seven director, oi .aiI bark.
a. q. -AyForD. ....f..r
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

FoR good square meal 20 TO Harry
walkers restaurant, Commercial aven ue
between Seventh and Eighth street. i'm
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

A CHOICE lot of .urkies geese, chickens
du'Ns' and all kinds Of wild moa,, for hol-
days, at Pattersou's, corner Ninth and
Walnut streets. 1s.9y
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

LEWlLD NILLS--TOR SALE CuyNt,
nc above mills, AT IN good ruuuineorI.I.
J he sold very cheap On easy terms. Ap-
y" 'he premises. NJ. ID. GI.irg.
|...|r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

Z OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
'fsAse held for chargss o. the ST.
hotel' and unclaimed rr,,iou. to
'r' VIII be sold 20 public auction on
tae 2Nh day Of December. q. 10
a.mr a. Hartmann auction room.
.Ji r. ID. RENP0RD. Proprietor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

b hE.-I take TIL, mcthed or inform.
eJblic that have returned TO the
y am now prepared to ill orders Tor
E'hs at my Gallery, corner Of
Feet and Commercial avenue.
: J. j. THOMAS,
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-12-21

NEW line Of collcrottes. ,ios. rloycs
and hosiery this week at Stuart ~ Gho!.
sons.