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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

Mr.. !. schlesingcr, tho celebrated photog.
rapher of this city, has removed from his
old stand TO his splendid new gallery on
Eighth street, north side, between CONNER
cal and Washington avenue. This new gal
ery far surpasses anything Of the kind that
has heretofore been seen In Cairo. II II
lifted up In the best style, with the intention
OF doing nothing but perfect work. The
l'dies' drawing room is beautifully furnished,
and the operating room has skylight un-
surpassed by any In the West.
Mr.. schlcsinger hopes ismany friends, who
have heretofore given to him their patron.
age, viii continue th-ir favors. To them
and the public generally he extends nm in
vItation TO visit his rooms, whether desiring
work done at present or not, satisfied that
the appearance Of his gallery, the many con-
venicnces he has procurcd-indced, all the
latest improvements In his art--and the skill
Of an operator Of great merit, lately ofLon.
don, Mr.. Frank Locke Steele, will command
their patronage when they shall need work
to be done. G-3-1w
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MORTGA0EE's SALE.


Whereas by certain mortgage deed. com.
monty called .'sale mortgage, ;" bearing date
the 9th day Of January, a. b. 1879, duly 70.
corded In book If" on page 81, In the re.
corder's ONCE Of Alexander county, state OF
!llinols, on the day and year Aforesaid, Al.
the following described real s:.ssc, siscssa
In the county Of Alexander and state OF
Illinois, viz The west half Of the north
east quarter OF section four (l), township
seventeen az, south range two (2), west Of
the third principal meridian, upon this ex.
certain pr0miss0ry notes Tor the sum Of two
hundred dollars each, executed by said Al.
bert Wright 10 the undermined, and bear.
Ing even date with said sale mortgage, due
and payable respectively In one, two and
three years after date with interest 1t the
respective datss until paid, should they not
DO paid according to tho tenor and effect
thereof and should default be made In the
payment o either Of said notes when due,
then the remaining notes should ct once
become due and payable, and the under.
signed might proceed and sell the aaId real
and execute to the puFcksssr or purehSsers
thereof, deeds for the. convsysuss y lse Of
tho premises sold, and,
Whereas, default having been msde in
the payment OF the hrst OF said netes, and
the whole OF said notes having thereby be.
'Cs Ssa nSSss Z sy.u . ,v
virtue Of the terms and conditions o. said
sale mortgage, will, on Thursday tie 18th
day Of June, A. d. 1873, st the court-house
door In the city Of Cairo, lllineis, & the
hour o. o'cloHk p. n. Of aid day. proceed
70 se It,. to the hishsss blddsr fot cab the
scribed 10 satisfy aid debt, intsssss' costs
and charles Of eoid trusE and viii ekaenfe
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PLANTERS TOBACCO WARE.
HOUSE.
SALEOF TOBACCO yesterday
CAIRO AS A TOBACCO
MARKET.

Its certainly not a wild prophecy TO
say that the time wiH come when Cairo
will be ono OF the best tobacco markets
In the country. There are reasons 10 sup
port such = conclusion that will impress
themselves upon the mind OF the intelligent
person who appreciates tho location Of
Cairo, with respect alike to the great to-
bacco regions Of tho South and South.
west, the tobscco nufacturing cities Of
~. Louis, Chicsgo and Detroit, and the
great avenues Of trade and travel between
the South and the Northeast and Atlantic
seaboard.
Tobacco can be shipped from Cairo for
s. Louis, Chicago, Detroit Nov York or
Boston a. lower rates than those fixed
from Paducah, GAINESVILLE, Evansville or
Louisville.
Tobacco buyers from the sities of the
| Northwest cant attend sales in Cairo and
return homo within thirty-six hours.
Their attendance upon the sales of any
other msrke, would involve loss Of four
or Ave days, andan outlay of money "a
correspond.
Tobacco from oil the surrounding
country can 10 collected in Cairo At . lcs'
cot than would attend its carriage 20 any
other market.
No charge is made for drayage in Cairo
and tobacco 10 hauled hero o. cbcaply ~
at any point 10 the United States.
The sslcs yesterday comprised shout
so hogsheads, mostly Of low grades. The
attendance at the sale was good, and every
hogshoad offered was promptly taken a
good and satisfactory prices. Price,
ranged from - G5 to $40 90 There wer,
no reflections.
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CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN. SATURDAY, JUNE I, 1878

..,,, ;,o.., 4, ,ho ,v.r,,-
.v'ns came Up ", '.en ~. ~ WI" '"'"'y-
'ou. ncurs snding ias. nign.. ..,,.
,,..,u ''nsss on sne usnunk us'o" .,,s..
1--WE more brisk shan Tor Two OF snloo
, 49,. past however, ous,ness W "o
'"s'ns What might % termed gooo'
~, MISCELLANEOUS,
.,n,nS report that .ne Amy yon y, a m,u
AP'ooed her boilers, between 81 LOUIS
"" ~. A,on, 70 not true. ,,.
~. 1reas Republic VIII ieaveHs' .''"''
IN. 49, .. vrIeanc tomorrow mo'n.ns
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MATTRESSES FOR EvERYBoDy.

The undersigned wishes to inform the
inhabitants of Cairo and vicinity, that he IL
still engaged In the manufacture Of mattresses,
pillows, and holsters Of every description.
Springs on oil kind Of mattresses renovated
and rehllcd. Upholstering and vanishing
done, also carpets laid aud window shades
hung Old sofas and chairs reseated. and
spring mattresses repaired. Cushions for
church pews made to order. Also I kcsn
constantly on hand mattresses to 1t ali
sizes Of bedsteads or lounges. Orders for
hotels and boarding houses promptly filed.
by calling Of q. w. Whitlock l. Son, corner
Of Tenth street and Washington avenue.
Orders for work left thero TO DO done will,
be promptly attended to. Also at my shop
opposite tho daughter house on the Mis-.
sissippi lsvse. Work done with nsatnes,
and dispatch. @. w. HICKS,
8-A.et- Aiasissippi lsvee, Cairo Ills.
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pOLlCE COURT.

Fred Schevening, drunk and disorderly
was fined two dollars and the trimmings
He was sent to tho city jail for three days
ChAs. Jackson, for tho same ofionso, tho
only difference being that be was little
drunkcr than Schevcning, was fined three
dollars and costs, and sent TO labor on the
streets until tho nno and costs are paid.
Michael Sherlock, for disorjerly and Of
fensivo conduct WAS arrested by chief of
police McHale. He was fined two dollars
and trimmings, which he rather un filling
" paid.
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The Mount Carmel Register says; "a
fat Cairo alderman was brought before the
Cadi, on Friday, for aisposing Of his wares
without taking out license. Fined ei0 and
costa" Tho only very fat alderman Is Dir
Bixby, and we know he has not been out Of
the city for many months. Mr. Norris IL
also fat, Int he deals IN insurance policies,
and votes with NcllIs. II could not there.
fore have been Morris. Mr.. Robinson Ia
also fat, but he deals In rents, and how could
he have exposed his wares TO the Mount
Carmclites, license or no lIccnse' Mr.. Mcy-
ers, the tobacconist, Is also fat, but he never
was in Mount Carmel, and never intends to
be. The other aldermen are only compare
lively fat, and In fact are very lean. We
therefore conclude that the Mount Carmel
Register Is liar II not, to borrow phrase
Of the lamenied Greeley, "a horse thief and
n liar"
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PROPOSALS..

Scale d proposals. win be received ct the
city clerks Office until 1 O'Clock D. M, OF
Thursday, the 12th day Of June, A. D., 1873,
for furnishing the materials, or doing the
work, or both, for the construction Of the
following described sidewalk. or either Of
them, viz: On the northeriy side OF 18th
(Fifteeuth) street, from the sidewalk now
existing ON the westerly side OF Washington
avenue TO the sidewalk now existing on the
easterly. side Of Walnut street. and on the
northerly side OF 18th lEighteenth) street,
from line drawn parallel to the westerly
side Of Walnut street, and 10 item feet east
erly mom It to the easterly line Of Cedar
Sealed proposals viii also DO received a.
above for furnishinE tho nsatesials. or doinc
the work. or both, for the reconstruction OF
renewal OF the following described side.
walks walks, or any one or more OF them, viz |:
Fourth street to Twentieth street; on tine
westerly side Of Walnut street nom Fourth
street to point my feet north OF Seventh
street, and from Tenth street TO Efficiently
street; on the north side Of Fourth street,
I W.In,. Washington avenue to
OF M1na as ,,rs street. m wss,,. oSsa .dss
Walnut street: on the north side ofTwelfth
street from Wslnut street TO POINT l96 feet
eastwardly from Cedar street on the south.
crly side o. Twenty-ssventh street, and on
same side Of Twenty.oighth street FROM
Commercial sysn4e 70 Poplas street, on tho
TO Cedar streets, and on The west sldo of
Wsshington avenue from Twenty. seventh
street TO West Twenty.eighth strsct.
Said proposals. shall DO directed % the city
council, snd will be opened Ut meeting Of
the council at the time sboyc named.
All proposals. shall be made In accordance
with the provisions, requirements and speci.
1cations OF ordinance No. 81, approved
April 10, A. D. 1878, which ordinance 10 now
on die in my once, subject to examination
At any time.
The city council reserves the right "a re-.
ject any Or III bidn n. J. HOwLSY.
CAIRO, llis., Nay %, 1870. City CLERK.
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10000 DOLLAs WORTH.

John Antrim, the chief among Cairo CLOTH
ing men, has just received an invoice OF
hats to the amount Of ten thousand dollars.
All Of the latest, newest and "nobbicst''
styles-straw, felt, beaver, ETC., etc., to
which he invites the attention Of all who
wear hats His stock Of ready made cloth
Ing is not excelled outside OF New York city.
II Is worth days travel to see his goods.
GAIT
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

Wines, the secretary OF the state board Of
charities, was In the city yesterday. lie had
been nj Thcbcs looking at the poor-housc.
and while here threw II glance or two at our
county AMI city jails. II there Is u god
judge Of bad poor house or prison house
In the country. Wines is one. lie has stud.
led the subject,-has gone down to It's bot
tom and touched all Its sides. 1t IL therefore
unnecessary to remark here that Wines Is
down on our poor house, and shockingly dis
trcsscd about our Jail. Tic could not refuse
TO be, even IL he were an Indifferent Judge OF
aims houses and jais. Hut how can we help
its We havu't got any money to build bet.
ter houses, and we have all the poor, aud all
the thieves and other rascals Of Meniphis, st.
Louis and Paducah to care for. If Wines
could manage to pick up In his travels a
model poor house aud three or four unob-
Jectionable jails, and send them 10 us, we
would be very thankful. Judge Bross nigh,
reduce the express charges on them dollar
or two, In pursuance Of habit he has fallen
into, but he would take the buildings, and
vote Wines thanks and three cheers.
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FAREWELL BENEFIT.

A farewell benefit to Mr. selden Irwin will
be given tonight. and fine bill presented
We hope full house may greet Mr.. Irwin.
lie Is agentlcman and good actor. During
lbs several visits TO Cairo he has mAdo man
personal friends anu has become . favor ite
Of ncarly all our play goers. Ills company is
composed OF fine material, and IL In every
way worthy Of public patronage. Give him
full house.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,

This popular hotel has been rciittcd and
improved, and is 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, will
always ilnd thom at the Commercial hotel
Rates Of board have been reducted rs fol.
lows: Day board. - 10 per week; transit,
ei 10 per day; board and lodging. from %
10 q per week. n
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

Senator Ware Of Jonesboro, was In tho
city "Wednesday and Thursday last. Ware
IL one man IN ten thousand---honcst, modest
ana able. In the senate he was not promi.
nent because not noisy, but he speedily won
the respect and confidence Of his colleagues
and exercised much influence What he
asked for he got, because everybody knew
he would ask for nothing for himself or con
stitucnts he did not have a right to receive
We are thorough Ware msn--cvcry inch
Of us.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

v. y. BIO. SER.s OnskkvER's OFFICE,
CArR0, June q, 1873, 1911 PIN.
Barometer 30.ee.
Thermometer 70 degrees.
Wind. calm, velocity 0 mile per
leur.
Westher, fair.
Maximum temperature lat "a hours, n,
p. n, % degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours, at
.. M, 10 degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours, north.
Total number OF miles wind travelled, last
- hours, 90.
EDWIN GARLAND. Observer,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
COMMISSIONERS Orficr,

ANNA, HIS, Nay ~, 1873.
Sealed proposals will be received until
O'Clock p. M, on the 18th day Of July next,
for the erection and completion (nb0ve the
basement story Of the center building OF the
Southern Illinois Insane asylum, located Of
will be received for the brick.wofk, and the
price per 1000 laid In the wall stated. A bond
Of two thousand dollars must accompany
each bi !, conditioned that II the contract 2
awarded, the bidder will promptly enter In
tractor will be required to give bond In dou-
BILE the amount Of contract price, to be ap-
proved by the governor for q faithful com.
and speciHcsticns viii be on Exhibition NJ
the Office OF the commissioners In Anna, on
and after the first day Of July next, where
blank proposals can be had. The commits.
sioners reserve tho right to reject any and
all bids. Il. II. STuRGRss,
HIRAM WALKRR, CONS.
O-lO lot. JRsaR B1sHOP.
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NOTICE
TREsPAssERs!. NUIsANCEs'..

All persona having buildings, fences or
lumber upon the strip OF land known a the
Illinois Central railroads 100 feet strip, siu,-
atcd between Ohio levce and Commercial
avenue, Cairo, 1llinois, - also ali psrsons
who have thrown or placed, or caused 70 be
any rubbish, tin cans, oyster shells, slops,
manure, garbage or other material what.
ever, are heteby notified TO remove the
same forthwith and within ten days from
this date, and to forever hereafter desist
from such like trespasses and nuisances up.
on said land or thew and each OF them will
be prosecuted 10 the full entent Of the law.
TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL Il. X. Co.
by Green 4 Gilbert its Att'ys.
CAIRO, Ills, May 70, 1873. O-3i.7t
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THOMPSONS
RH EU M Alto
HORSE IMMINENT

TaE 0kRAr HxfERNAL RRMEDY r0R
RH UMATIsM, BURIAL.
GA, SPRAINS, ETC,
COOP FOR KAN OF BEAST
This linimcnt has earned for itself repu.
tation unequalled In tho history Of external
applications. " Thousands who now sui.
fer from Rheumatism. neuralgia, etc. would
find immediate relief from oil pain by using
this certain remedy. II IL equally efiectua1
In cuts, burns, scalds, stiffness OF the mech,
sore throst, dwellings, iniiamationv, frost.
bites, pains In thu side, or back, bites Of spi-
ders or stings OF insects.
One rubbing will, In ell cases. give imme.
diate relief. and few applications CON-
plete cure.
On account OF its powerful penetrating
properties It II beyond doubt the surest rem.
edy for tho most troblesome diseases 10
which horses and cattle are liable. II cures
scratchoe, old and fresh cuts or sores, chafes
produced by the collars or saddles, Injuries
caused BY nails or splints entering the flesh
or hoofs, bruises, sprains, swet ney, SPAWN
thrush, and all diseases which destroy the
boots or bones OF the feet.
TEull din ections accompany each bot
tic. The above arc prepared only by
CRAWFORD AZORES.
14l Market Street, Philadelphia.
And sold by storekecpers generally through.
out the country. l.26ltc.e.w.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Saturday morning at ten o'clock, at the
livery stable Of u. +. Fields, on Tenth street
between Washington avenue and Walnut
street, lot OF horses and mules, SECONDHAND
buggies and carriages. Sale positive. Per
sons wanting good bargain should not fail
10 attend, u. r. FIELDS.
Q-k-2t
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ICE CREAM SALOON,

AZ warm weather Is approaching the
lovers OF Ice cream win be glad TO learn that
Mcssrs. saup & Clarkson have fitted up and
refurnished, In elegant style, their Ice cream
parlors. Their mammoth soda fountain has
also been put In running order. and nothing
10 wanting about the establishment TO make
the pleasure and comfort of their patrons
complete 4-i5-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

Mclialc yesterday arrested u down.to wn
vegetable dealer, for this: that In the yard
In the rear OF the house in which he does
business, he has deposited all sorts of dc.
cayed vegetables, chicken heads, entrails,
feathers, etc., to such an extent that the
stencil which arises from It has become on
annoyance 10 the whole neighborhood round
about. lie was fined % and costs. which h,
paid. Served him right.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

The street lamps on the corners OF several
streets are nearly covered by the foliage OF
shade trees some Of the lamp posts are
nearly rottcd away; some OF tho lauter MS
are broken, leaving the flame exposed to the
wind which frequently blows them out.
Whose duty 10 Il to have the lanterns re-
placed by new onss, and whose duty IL II to
have the branches OF trees cut on, 70 that
the lamps may answcr the purpose for
which they were intended land, by the
way, there ought to be lamp At each cor
ner Of the custom-house square. Several
are also needed on Commercial avenue be.
tween Second and sixth stsssts. and be.
tween Eleventh and Eighteenth streets. 70
whom shaA we appeal 70 have those lamps
provided, and who win answer. our ques.
uon sbovs pTppoundsd3
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The Christian Union Sunday school pic
mic VIII come on In the grove near America
station, q. 4 V. railroad, Tuesday the 10th
inst. A cordial invitation extended 10 Of
who wish to take part. Train leaves at
$40 am. Fare round trip, rs cents.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

New stock and new styles OF wall paper
paints. oils, window glass. etc., etc, at u. r.
Mcigs' new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Call and SEQ tho latest
styles In wall paper before purchasing else.
where. Al 4.
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Another well-nlled house greeted the Sell
den Irwin troupe at the Athcncum last
night, and we believe every ono went away
well pleased with the manner In which the
performance Van winkle-was put
upon the boards. Kainforth, as Rip Van
Wrinkle, WAS alland more than could reason.
ably have been expected from NO young .
man. We venture the assertion that
there arc very few persons In the coun.
try who are his superiors In this play. In.
deed, every one Of the troupe were fully ~
to their parts, and did nobly. Tonight
which will bc the last performance tho com
pany will give In this city, has been set asid,
as benefit 10 the manager, Mr.. selden 1r
win. "-All IN not gold that glttcrs," and tn
celebrated comedy "solon Single" wi
constitute the evenings entertainment. A
this is benefit TO Mr.. Irwin, who has mad,
hosts OF warm friends during the stay OF IN,
company In this city, II IL hoped and ex
pectcd that u crowded house win gree
them on this occasion.
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FOR SALE.

A cabinet organ, as good as new, and Of
first.class manufacture will be sold low and
on easy terms by applying to
MRS. NJ. !. DEWEY,
Cor. Washington Ave. and Fourteenth ~.
6.4-lm
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COUNTY COURT.

In the county court yesterday, William
Martin, county treasurer, filed his report,
showing that debit Of e20,o75 II, and cred
Its to the amount Of S5,775 Is. The balance
In his hands Is ei4,2o0 92. The report was
approved and ordered filed.
by order Of the court the road districts
IN this district were rc-establisled % follows:
Township Ne II, r W, and fractional
township III, r l W, were constituted road
| district No. I.
Township II, raw, Ms district No. ..
Township 10. raw, and fractional town.
| ship 10, Q W, as district No. 0.
Township 10, r W, and fractional town.
ship 10, r W, as distr let No. 4.
Township 10, r 3 W, us district No. D.,
Township II, r I ", as district No. q.
Township II, r2w W, as district No. I.
Township IA, W. and fractional town.
| ship II, "a W, as district No. &.
| The county clerk was directed 10 make M
estimate OF amount Of road tax due 10 each
district as ro-estsblished.
The Office Of highway commissioner hay.
Ing been abolished, the sheriff Of county was
directed to pay over all road tax collected
by him to the county treasurer; and the
highway commissioners required to make a
report OF their action as such commissioner
TO tbs county court by the second
Monday in July next. The county treas.
urcr was TO keep u separate account with
each road district OF the amount Of money
received and paid out by him.
The court appointed the following name d
persons supervisors OF roads In the district.
set opposite their rcspectives names.
Road district No. !, Richard Fitzgerald.
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We hear OF downtown man who says
there arc "snakes and monkeys' in his
boots. lie might be able TO stand the
snakes; but when they double up on him
and both come at once, look out.
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The contract for lowering the sidewalks
and fence around the courthouse, having
been awarded Mr.. Richard Fitzgerald, tina,
gentleman yesterday began the work, an,
expects TO have the job done In q few days
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Fine white, single and double X amb or
slngis and double X Canary, best quality OF
MANILA, blue letter, ETC., etc. 10000 for
ME, printed At % 10 ID 80 per thousand,
1t the BULLETIN OFFICE.
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George Doughcrty Of the Joncsboro 'Ad.
vcrtIscr' wasin the city yesterday, on busi-
ness connected with his paper.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-07

Burger has just received ani opened a
large stock OF damasks, napkins. towclings,
ETC., etc., all OF which will be sold cheaper
than they can be bought anywhere else IN
t0wu
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10 rent to small family--cottagc on
Tenth street, between Washing ton and
Walnut. containing three rooms and hall.
Has been put IN good repair, painted inside
aud out. Door yard large and dry. Rent
ti2 20 per month. IN advance. References
required. Inquire at TIE BULLETIN Office
U. y. A. BURNETT,
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FOR SALE,

A house, rooms and 0 closets, with one
lot and half, corner Of Twenty-frst and
Poplar streets, on easy terms. For further
information, apply on tho premises.
b-20-1m
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Mr.. q. +. Lyon was taken seriously III day
before yesterday in the afternoon, and ny
TO yesterday morning was very sick. How.
ever, he was much better last might, ard We
hope 10 soon hear of his entire recovery.
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Mr.. ,. M. Moscoyics IL closing out Ms en-
tire stock OF goods at cost. Tho goods
must be sold. ~ Mr.. Moscovics expresses a
determination TO have his shelves clear and
ready for his successor on the Goth Of June.
G-3-tf