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TIMELY DESIGNATIONS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb "a, 1873
Charles N. FELTON,, Assistant United States
Treasurer, has rendered his resignation, to take
effect upon the appointment or his successor.
Harbor Commissioner J. J. Marks, accused Of
fraudulent practices in the Board OF Harbor Com
mssloners, resigned to-day.
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ENGLAND.

Rate for Money and DISCOUNT on Change and
at the Bank-Conservativ Caucus Concern
ing Public Education-American Cotton
supply-Snow Storm North and South.
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LOOK OUT FOB THEM.

Boston. Feb "a, 1873.
meteorological philosopher In this city, who
has once or twice hit the nail on the head In his
predictions, sets down tomorrow for good
earthquake day. The shocks, he says Will be felt
In New England and the Middle States,
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AFRICA.
Sir Bsrtle Frere Bound for Mozambique.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb "a, 1873.
despatch from Zanzibar, dated the 18th instant
states that Sir Barte Frere has gone to Mozam
bique on special mission.
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Committee OF Seventy.
A. MASS MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF NEW
YORK, IN FAVOR OF A SUBSTANTIAL REFORM OF
THE CITY GOVERNMENT, AND OPPOSED TO THE
PROVISIONS OF THE CHARTER NOW PENDING BE.
FORE THE LEGISLATURE, WHICH Do NOT PRO-
POSE TO SECURE SUCH A RESULT, WILL BE HELD
Mt COOPER INSTITUTE, ON TUESDAY EVENING.
AT O'CLOCK BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
JAMES NJ. BROWN, CHAIRMAN.
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Henry Capt, of Geneva, Now las a
bcnutttfi assortment of WATCHES and TIsN ELlIN0
CLOCsS OF his maze, nj 70 Unoa.squpsrs
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AUSTRIA.
Royal Summons for Parliamentist Assemblage
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK ReaALl.

VIENNA, Feb. "a, 1873.
An imperial decree has been issued convokinQ
the Austro-Hungaran delegations on the I'd OF
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Claimant Of the Throne.
BAYoNNE, Feb. "a, 1873.
Letters from Carlists in Spain report that
Dorregaray, valdespina, the Marquis of Hol-
nazas and other Car1ist chieftains have entered
Spain and are received with rejoicings They
fail to confirm the reports of Don Carlos pres
ence on Spanish soil, and his whereabouts is at
this vicinity.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery. lew Sch.u,
Row out. Ordcrs.fed prizes, cashlra normanon fur
uLsled. Highest rates paid tor SpaJAH bile NC re-
TAfLofS Wa oahhers, 10 w ~ street. New YORK.
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repelling the insurgents, and have been sup
piled with arms.

Don Carlos Proclaims Himself King
PARIS, Feb. "a, 1873.
1t is reported that Don Carlos is at Vera, in
Navarro, about forty miles north of Pampe-
luna. He issued q proclamation on the 18th.
instant. calling on the national troops to come
to their King.
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Hundreds Of Fair Daughters AMd Prom
isng die of consumption who could have been
sa we'd by HALE'S HONEY OF BORLHOUND AND TAR.
PIXIES TOOrIIACHE DROPS cure in one minute.
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Royal Havana Lottery --f''r5 scs Cashesl.
Cire.iars sent J. MARTINEZ q Co. lDwal stre,.
PossL,tfce box A6SS
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PimpIes and CutancOus Affess ions Re-
moy,sf nv using JUNTpER TAR SOfP. mn1 lacturcd nv
CASWELL HAZARD co. New York.
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Sooner or Later, Ncs-s ectca Cold WIN
Develop cosstan. Cough shosy css of Breath Falling
serious Luus Affection which ms b, ayoiad or Minated
by using In time DR.. JAYNE'S g. >l:FCrO,AN,r
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Cold Snap Throughout the Country.
The following table represents the thermOmet-
rcal records at various parts of the country yes
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AngeIl,s Turkish Baths, 01 LexingtoI

avenue-Appetize and nvigorate before breakfast Rs
fresh and ytalize before dinner soothe and rranquizs
before rctirng best ventilation; highest temperature.
best sampooing; gratuities Ladies day and evening
Gentlemen every day and all night
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The LieticrIxramx R.u

AS an item OF interest relasfv TO wine trade of New
YORK. ana the quantity c9Iag ned upon certain occasions
the TACT Is mentioned that r G. r. HOLTZ, OF IS aud
street one Of our e ing dealers supplied the late
bottles OF Champagne AZ one, in the following proper
ons-Rnnart Pere ana Fills n. r. Frey, ~ dozen; Roe
sSnaud Francois ca IS dgzSni Lac dcr Yancnsr
Dry Monopolc ,Schm DIT Peters, sdo<en all OF which
were used during tho evening
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out pain by Dr. RICE, IDS Broadway, corner Fulton
street. CORN ANNlHILATOR by mail, 5Oc.
Cure for Cough COld.-As soon ~
there slightest asiness OF the Chest with diff
Guilty of breathing. indication of Cough take during
the day q few BROWNS BRONCHIAL TkOCHES.
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Wedding AZ d Ball Cartls.--Lntcst Paris
styles MonOgrams Badges, Orders OF Dancing, ,,a.o.
aAMES EVEkNJELls J2 Broadway tastapished iSs'h
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Committee Of Seventy

Bachelors Hair Dye-Jhe Best in the
world. The only true ana perfect dye. All druggists
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A.-HcraId Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. H. to % 4. NJ.
On sunday from to T.. NJ
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2jl and 2Jl Broad way, corner OF Murray street.
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Average tcmptTaCure ytSCGruty y5u
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
1uSt
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A ! N.
Herald Special Report from
London.

UoIdiu OPeCidI Report from
London.
MOntpenSier'S Manicure for Fusion of
the French and Spanish BOurbOns.
DynaStiC Caucus with the Friends
Of the Ex-Queen.
Plan of a Marriage Pact with Young
Alphonso, King Of Spain.
An Orleans Regent and Royal
Union Betrothal.
Popular Agitation in Behalf
of Alphonso.
Inc Government Active Against PrOVln-
cial InSurrectiOn and CarliSm.
CON CARLOS PROCLA AIMS HIMSELF KING.
Federalist Counterpart and Repub-
lican Hurry to the Field.
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JAMES NJ. BROWN, CHAIRMAN.
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now TO EFFECT a CURE.

II j. not our desire to quarrel with the
butchers nor do We intend t. do so, but a
due regard for tho SD ntSry como ilion Of
our city compels us 10 cay few word
about The slaughter pens, and the many
GLAZING Evils
Which are manifested in their control.
The lack of discipline in those whose
duty it is to keep the premises
about the houses clean appears to be the
main feature for compliant. There is an
apparent neglect TO comply with the sim
plest sanitary suggestions, and if this ne
glsct be not checked at once we are as
sured that the results will be felt the com
ing summer season ~
EPIDEMIC DISASTER,
Our reporter paid visit to
the slaughter houses Yesterday, and
though no pursued his investigation
under many difficulties, chief of which
was contact with the sickenlng odors Of
the locality, still his discoveries were suili-
Gent to suggest to him the propriety IF
reporting them in the hope that by so do
ing, those vino aAe In charge of these
places might be pursusdcd to remedy some
Of the existing evils. Va found
that most OF the houses were
with the pu,rid remains
Of slaughtered animals At every step
swarms Of f,es arose IN the air, and the
stencil which came up from the offsl was
horrible. Not only were there
RoTTISG HOOPS AND HEADS,
But also many deposits of entrails.
These were scattered promiscuously
about, in almost every direction. There
was no exception at any Of these houses
in respect 10 the careless distribution Of
otial. All we're alike and the
same lack Of discipline was Observable,
There is probably not one of our citi.
zeus who has not AT times detected the Of
fersiva odors which the southerly wind.
bring from the region of the slaughter
houses. And especially is this the case 10
summer when the refuse matter is con-
''su,y decsying, and the disgusting eflu
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FILTHY STREETS
THE FILTHY CONDITION OF THE
STREETS OF THE CITY.
\ FEW FACTS FOR THE CONSIDERA-
TlON OF THE MAYOR AND
BOARD OF HEALTH.
sHALL,rEsrILEScE BE PREVENTED

on more than one occasion during the past
two or three weeks THE BULLETIN has
urged upon the proper officers OF the ci \
the great necessity Tor a thorough cleaning
up Of every portion of the city before ret
tied warm weather should be upon IT,. So
Tar, however, no heed has been paid to the
warning voice OF The BFLLErIN OF the
near approach Of that death-dealing scourge.
the cholera. But no matter what the health
department may or may not do Ia the prem.
ises, lnE BlLLErIS viii keep "pc,yng
away" them, in the hope that they NAV
yet wake Up to the importance of the mat.
ter in hand, and endeayor TO place the city
In the best sanitary condition possible.
We might say that there l. no, clean
street or alley in the whole city, and that in
order TO "clean UP" II would be necessary
to commence at the junction Of the two
river. aud clean every street and avenue
from that point to the furthermOst limit, Of
the city. But tins il not our purpose. We
only desire TO call attention 20 some OF the
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vium finds no countersction through at
mospheric agency, as is the case 10 tue
cold days of winter.
The question presents itself, Therefore as
TO the best means of absting this
DANGEROUS NUISANCE.
We do not think il hard matter To- ac.
complish, and IL those IN charge Will heed
our suggestions we think il can be done.
rlrst OF all, some one ought to be APP
pointed at each of the slaughter-house
whose duty il shall be, after the days
WORK Is done, TO see that all the refuse
matter is gathered up and buried, not
thrown about to foster and breed
disease.
Second, thorough cleansing OF TIE
hoors by flooding and sweeping down
should take place before the houses are
closed.
Other suggestions might be made, bu;
II the foregoing are put into practice Il
VIII go far towards slleviating the present
disgusting features which attach them
selves to the slaughter houses.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. 8. SIG. SER, UBsEkvER's OFFICE, I
CAIRO, May "A, 1918, 1Gll pm. J
Barometer 29;s0.
Thermometer 70 degrees.
Wind, calm, velocity o mile per
hour.
Weather, fair.
Maximum temperature las, "a hours, al
p. m, IS degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours, a
q. ~, u degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours, east.
Total number of miles wind travelled, las,
n hours, 1O5.
Total rainfall in inches, .0l.
EDWIN GARLAND. OBJ server.
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Ice CREAM SALOON.

As warm weather is approaching the
lovers oil Ice cream will be glad To learn that
Messrs. saup a Clarkson have ttted up and
refurnished, in elegant style, their ice cream
parlors. Their mammoth soda fountain has
also been put in running order. and nothing
IL wanting about the establishment 10 make
the pleasure and comfort Of their patrons
complete 4-lb-ti
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THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
PRESBYTERIAN.


Subjects Of Mr.. Thayer'- sermons to-day
In the morning, Goods Providence Viewed
in the Light OF Recent Events - in the
evening, " Pressing Toward the Mark"
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The Rev. Mr.. Curtis, Of Bowling Green.
KY, has arrived and will ofiiciate at
the Church Of the Redeemer at hali-past 10
O'Clock in the forenoon and at seven and Il
half o'clock in the evening.
Aaruoptsn
As the Rev. MIR. Thompson, pastor of the
NJ. T.. church, has been called to hold the
quarterly meeting at Carbonate, we are
authorized to announce that there will be
no preaching at that church this morning or
evening. sunday school as usual in the al
ternoon Mt O'Clock.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
AT this church, services will he held at the
usual hours morning and evening.
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SALE OF EQUIpMENT STORES

cam VT Ht'I'MEN 81 phfsS.
There will be sold at public auction 10 the
highest bidder, at 10 am, on Thursday,
May 30, 1873, at the naval station, Mound
City, quantity Of naval equipment stores.
in part rs follows, viz:
II anchors, 9,2Ss pounds.
: chain cables.
hawsers.
set scales counter.
a" =" (plattorm).
81 yards cotton canvas.
And large quantity of miscellaneous artl-
Giles, such a.: Wire and MANILA rope. boat
awnings, rowlocks, double and single blocks,
lamps, old juuk, etc, etc.
Terms. Ten per cent. in government
funds on the conclusion OF the sale, and the
remainder within ten days, during which
time the articles must be re moved from the
station, otherwise they will revert 10 the
government.
BY order of the commandant OF station.
FRANCIS +. GILLETT.
n-l,-tf Paymaster L, :. Navy.
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FINE LAUNDRY WORK.

Mrs. Lettie Coleman takes this method of
informing the public that she is now pre-
pare to do all kinds Of fine laundry work, at
cheap rates. Fluting, crimping, etc, done
at small advance per dozen on plain clothes.
Families aud individuals will find 1t to their
advantage 10 take their clothes to Mrs. Cole
man. Residence on Fourth street, south
side, between Washington and Commercial
avenues 5-lj-lm
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NEW GOODS.

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
Just opened out stock OF new and fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and my different styles OF hats and bonncts,
beside large assortment OF ribbons, low
ers and notions OF all sorts, all OF which vii
be sold at the lowest prices.
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A. c. Z.

The marvellous superiority OF the Ayeril
Chemical Paint is established beyond cavil.
Beside the numberless minor jobs on which
1t las been used, we refer with warrantable
pride to houses OF Messrs J. Is. Phillis, A
Mackie. A. NJ. Cundiif and Mrs. sites. Time
can only convince our fellow citizens OF it,
chieiest merit, durability. We speak that
which we know, when we unhesitatingly af.
firm that one thorough painting with tho A.
q. +. will stay on, and maintain its briiancy
twice as long as a similar coating of lead and
oil. For sale mixed, ready for use, in all
colors by \. f. Way Il Co., gene raj commits
sion merchants and agents for the Iron Bug
gy company, Sixth street, between wash
ington and Commercial avenues.
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ATTENTION, ARABS !

You are hereby notified to report at the
engine-house at IL o'clock, in uniform, to
attend the fuuerai OF our late brother Geo.
W. W eidou. The procession will leave the
engine-bouse at IL! O'Clock sharp. Mem
bers will please be punctual. Funeral ser
vices at the Methodist church at / O'Clock
A special train will leave the foot Of Eight
street at q O'Clock. BY order of committe,
Of arrangements.
6.26 1t. THos. J. KERTH, Sec'y.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

This popular hotel has been rehtted ana
improved, and IL now one of the most com
Portable stopping places in the city. the
travelling public and persons desiring
pleasant quarters by the week or month,wil
always find them at the Commercial hotel.
Rates of board have been reducted as fol-
lows: Day board. - 80 per week; transit,
o. 80 per day; board and lodging, from q
TO q. per week II
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Notice (, hereby given that on and after
june !, az duss anI .lut- found running at
large, VIII be- Killed by Inc OF under my di-
rection, unless the required tax l. paid on
the same. l will receive dog tax on and
after May IS at the city clerks Office.
j-lstd WM. MCHALE, City Mar9lal.
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SALE OF sERVlCEABLE AND UNsER.
NICEABLE ORDNANCE STORES.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,

BUREAU of ORDNANCE,
Navy Department, April 70, 1873.
There will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, at " m, on Thursday, May
29lh, 1873, at the naval station, Mound City.
Illinois, quantity Of cannon projectles and
miscellaneous articles of ordnance, in part
a. follows, viz:
% 81 pdr Parrot rifles.
"a 2Opdr Parrot rifles.
30 pdr Dahlgren rifle
$50 ndr Dahlgren RIFLES.
% 20 pdr cannon.
10 eight inch cannons.
! Fix inch mortar.
A large quantity, about AL tons, of ten
inch, eight inch, 81 pdr, 80 pdr, 90 pdr, 10
pdr, and thirteen inch mortar proiectiles
and miscellaneous ordnance stores, includ
ing lot Of scrap bronze.
Terms; Ten per cent In government
funds on the conclusion OF the sale, and the
remainder within ten days, during which
time the articles must be removed from the
station, otherwise they win reycrl TO the
government.
II Is to bee distinctly understood that no
guarantee will be gwen to purchasers Of
articles offered for sale and noted In the
catalogue a. regards their exact condition
OF quality, but it is believed, however. that
everything offered for sale H. a, represented.
WILLIAM y. JEFFKRs, chief Of Bureau.
The above is published by order of the
commandant Of station, 10 whom persons de.
string 10 become purchaser, and wishing 10
inspect the article, offered for sale should
apply. FRANCIS +. GlILRlT.
5-l-d&wti raymaster L. : Navy.
Parasol, and large lot OF custom made
IL. Il. - 4 L
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NOTICE,

Salson-keepers and all others are hereby
l,otined 10 sell no more liquor to my hus
b and, Thomas Winters. Any person seiI {
liquor 10 him after this date will be pro, G
cuted 10 the iull extent OF the liquor law.
JOANNA WINTERS.
CAIRO, May II, 1874. 5-ls-2w
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

To any and all who desire fine,
genuine French calf,kid, Morocco or patent
leather pair Of boots, CATERS or shoes of any
or all of the latest styles, William Ehler-, on
Twentieth street, is ready TO furnish them
at the most reasonable rate, and guarantees
good stock good hts and perfect satisfaction.
E-l4.lm
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ATTENTION, HIBERNiANs

All members Of the Hibernian Fire Com
pany are notified to meet at their engine
house this day at 12i o'clock, in full uniform.
to attend the funeral Of George W. Weldon,
late member OF Arab Fire company.
|. BY order Of the company.
t-25-1t II. j.. Ho~LES, secretary.
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r. NJ. Ward is now ~ epared to deliver the
best Of sawed and split hickory wood to any
part of the city. Also all kun -of wood and
coal alwa. on hand. Leave orders at hi
office. corn r Seventeenth street and Com
mercial avenue. $50 u
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WANTED,

Immediately, at the St. Charles hotel, a
white woman as chambermaid. Also a
white man, who understands milking cows.
To one that understands his business, good
wages will be paid. 5-2i ~.
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ATTENTION, ROUGH AND READY
fIRE COMPANY,

You are hereby notified to assemble, II
full uniform, at the engine house this 25ti
day Of May, to attend the funeral Of ouI
late brother, George W. Weldon, at II
O'Clock sharp.
BY order OF the company.
o-25-1t JAS. CASH, Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-25

We are the sole agent for the sale OF Mus
sons pure cider vinegar, made on his farm
at Cobdon, Illinois, put up In convenient
sized packages for family use, and every
package warranted pure.
i-13 u. CoFFEY, FACE Il Co..
No. 80 Ohio Leyee
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New stock and new styles Of wall paper
paints. oils, window glass. etc, etc, at BE-
Meigs' new store, Washington syenue and
Eleventh street. Call and see the latest
styles in wall paper before purchasing else
where. 4-lO-
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A house, rooms and 3 closets, with one
lot and half, corner Of Twenty-first and
Poplar streets, on easy terms. For further
information, apply on the premises.
b-2n-lm
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Pure cider vinegar, double strong, war
rapted to preserve pickles, for sale by the
barrel and at retail, at II. c. Thielecke's
grocery store, Washington avenue, betw en-
Tent and Eleventh streets. 5-lif
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ROOM To RENT,

LOCATION CENTRAL, May 10.
a pleasant mont room, furnished or uniur-
nisbed, suitable for gentleman and wife, or
TWO gentlemen. References exchanged.
For further particulars address
o-1S-0t BULLETIN OFFICE
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SPECIAL NOIICE.

This il To certify that viii pay no bill.
created by my son, his mother or any Of her
children, without my order.
CAIRO, May %, 1873. GRO. q. SMITH,
5-24 Sts
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WANTED.

BY single, young man p; furnished Sleep
ing room with or without board, in private
family. Enquire at T.. 4 W. Buder's for
c2fO' VI. ROTH
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6UNDAI EXCIKAInNS

On and after Sunday, May 25, an excur-
sion train viii be run each Sunday ON the
Cairo cad Vincennes railroad, between
Cairo and Mound City, as follows.
Leave Nd City. Arrive at Cairo.
3 an. s:25 am.
l:a0 pm. 4;5p.m.
Leave Cairo. Arrive at Md City
Gam. $50 An
6p.m. 5:S0p.m.
rare for ths round trip, my cents.
CuASIss O. WOOD, Gsn'l Ticket Agt.
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The place to buy wall paper 20 per cent
cheaper than any other place In the city Is
No. 2, Seventh street. Try 1t II. ABLE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-25

Burger Is now offering for sale splendid
assortment Of dress silks, Japanese suitings'
etc, etc, at the m -, reasonable rates.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-25

Window screen wire, water-coolers, zero
refrigerators, toilet sets, bird cages and a
general stock Of tin and Britannia ware, also
a good supply of the celebrated Charter
oak cooking stoves at lowest figures No
Igo. Commercial avenue.
Z. w. HENDERSON, Cairo. Illinois.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized 10 announce that
David j. Baker is q candidate for judge OF
the Twenty sixth Judicial circuit. Election
on Monday, June =, 1873. ID
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Mr.. J. VI. Moskovics, the entcrprising
dealer in dry goods, Washington venue
between Ninth and Tenth streets, offers his
large and varied stock of goods at cost
prices. His store is full Of the choicest OF
dry goods Of every variety and quality, and
the prices at which he is disposing OF them
are astonishingly low. Call upon him and
satisfy yourself. o-I II.
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Burger has u complete line OF hosiery Of
all kinds, and corsets, collars, cufis, etc, in
unlimited NarletY.
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Selling of at cost at Moscovics.' 90 If.

All kinds Of linens, lsces, edgings, ana
trimmings Of every variety at Burgers