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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
o.. HERALD waTssroNE TELEGRAPH LINE NJ -.
gx, Sh rh s sDs 81 ss FL.
sna M
sss: s. zsfs ss s q Ss =s
aG IVY
steamship Victoria BD, Munroe, GLASGOW July and
MsTssss lsh Hen.ons soth IssSeiin IA Naples ssd
%ay and Gibraltar 9Th, with mdse and 50 passengers to
.s eG5 Ss 3S'g Il g pS ss
ssfl5r;R
ere
q lon f se propeller STSte s iSa and
-; rnssy
With %dss and s assH le a.rSson list 8
sm %'fs Wen yss it steamship
with Pns s
81 e. II in with @ from
geer took her in tow and brought her to anchor OFF
,steamship James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston July
10 wa @ and Ss jas
and Norfolk With mdse and passengers to the Ola Do
bark Miro AUS. Mazzucato Antwerp IS days. in
ballast 70 slocovleh Go: v., ,u
dSRns%. With c22esss8 ss
q
&C. picked up water tank two barrels petroleum and
fruit Sss;sss Sss::! wsnSsSs;, a.v.
with yellow pine to Alsop Clark, vessel to Buck
ussT Hs sio XIX; ,S Yellow
D sshf s : Co. with
ss$I VII 1s:'fa sS s'ss%ona
s ssSr T4.San ss ad Sse S11sS Virginia
schr benton, Dexter virginia.
Ha' ss xnSnsa for New Haven.
sshr Partridge, Bunker, Baltimore " Tor Bridge
Passed Through Hell Cato.
BOUND SOUTH.
mse nd for New York. with
yon Ballast i 70 Hsnes for New
sos 1s ST Cs seM
s.z s. asSq
sehr Tse Doys Tsnord for New Yort
Sc, schT Haydon Green Cape Annfor New York, with
schr Jonalhsn Gone, White, GAINESVILLE for New York,
schr Willettx Providence for New York.
schr Terry, RaynOr, East Greenwich for New York
schr Hess Tompkns, Fall River for New YORK
Schr 8 Terry, Raynor, Providence for New York.
Rsxx dT GT s ssT
Schr Charley Miller Jones' Somerset for New York
Schr Mariner, Ricn, Greenwich for New York with
schr 4 Williams Morrell, Stamford for New York.
Schr Dart Williams, Stamford for New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamshtp NEPTUNE, Baker, New York for Boston.
Brig Elmira, Small. New York for Boston.
schr Watchfnl, GIN, New York for Providence.
schr Emma Ellen Fox, Port johnson for Hartford.
schr WIN stevens Eiiweli, New York for Boston
Schr George Z Prescott Thomas, Hoboken for New
schr MarieL Anderson, New York for Boston.
schr II Wellman. Tyrrell, New YORK for Boston.
schr oliver Mullen lBr), Mullen, New York for Hail.
Schr Alfred Howe, Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Levina Delaney, Alleong, Elizabethport for
Bridgeport.
schr Unison, Bearse, Port johnson for Providence
Schr 9 Lowell, Albany for Boston.
Schr Baltimore, Francis, Elizabethport for Norwich
sehr Ren Gobesh Aoboken for New HsSsn
schr Leonora, Aabury, New York for New Haven.
schr Evergreen, Turner, New York for Providence,
Schr Nellie Clark, Clark, New York for Portland.
Schr Locke, Bunce, New York for Providence
Schr Souvenir (Br), Hatfield, New York for st John,
schr Northern Light, Barbour. New for Newbury
schr Kate Scranton, Palmer Eizabehport for Provi.
dence.
schr Han, Rely, New York for Salem
Schr Lucy Church, Ryder, New York for Pawtucket
schr Oregon. Wilson, New York for Providence
Schr Jeddo Dr. Calder, New York for Halifax, Ms.
schr Maria Louisa, Snow, Eizabethport for Boston.
schr william u Mangum, Chase, New York for New
Bedford
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Steamships Kong Sverre London Colon. AspinwalI;
Newbern; Wyanoke, Richmond, &c; fanita, PhiladeI.
Bls!sdell aa,ntwerp ETcoo GtaD Rotte5dam; Arme.
Rohland GER, Konigsberg briggs Osseo Beyrout and Al
exandretta Belle OF the Bay Malaga Princess Beatrice
Stettin
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Guardian, Ames, from Antwerp June g.
Bark August tNorl, Johansen Malaga May Is Doth by
pilot boat Caprice, No I0.
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COMPTROLLER's RECEIPTS

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid yesterday into the city treasury
BUREAU COLLECTION or AssEssnExra
Assessments for street openings and improvements
BUREAU OF ARREARS.
teTsst .a... .." ~. 7s0
BUREAU REVENUE
gage and ground and house rent S,5ss
BUREAU or WATER REGISTER.
Croton water rents and penalties .....,... 1852
BUREAU or WATER
Permits to build voults. liza
MAYORS SECOND MARSHAL
Licenses and fines. 2o8
Total e34,O63
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ElIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT

OF the
STATE OF NEVADA,
Authorized by the of the Legislature provide,
funds for the establishment Of o
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.
Concert at Opera House. Virginia City, Nevada,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER T. 1879
One Hundred Thousand Tickets will be sold, from the
proceeds of which
S2e5OOo GOLD COIN GIFTS
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OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent States legal everywhere ;deseron &c. sufficient
cause; no publicity required charge until divorce
gr anted. Advice free.
NJ HOUSE, Attorney, 1914 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
IA corner of Fulton avenue and BOerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to 9PM.
On Sunday from to9 p. M.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
IA of different States legal everywhere pubcity;:
fees advance advice free commissioner every
State FREDERICK l. KING,
Counsellor at Law 1868 Broadway
10 you KNOW TT w1youvsrpn,s
HYPoPHOsPHITE OF LINE AND SODA is the most
perfect Tonic and Invigorator earth promptly curing
General Debility, Nervousness Prostration the Vital
Forces and Powers and Weakness of every kind II slim
ustes the appetite restores the strength and produces
J. WINCHESTER CO., Chemists, So John street, N. "
LVIRsT GRAND GIFT CONCERT
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vl ALEExA As Jyly H.Arrivsa, steamship c
VIM sSa5 sSsn New
Haven; Lizzie Maui Boston; Mary Corson ana Louisa
BOSTON, July H-Arrived steamer Atlas Br), GILL;
wSSs Sir Peel M MS
s.S.% :sS s
Cotton s,esimsn, Pnsdeiphia. BciOw~s briss and 3
Hssl. @ Murphy hsyerRSo,
Union Islsnd . d saa Market 1'AA'' A''-n' ma.
@ %Sa IS . ss
Harris French Boothbay load for Charleston; schfs
sS5G hsn4ss s.tsSew Ss 2sans
Sailed ship Castine barques Edward Mcdowell and
..2ad.-xrriyed. brig Edith Hall, Baltimore; schr
AAlsp STISsS "a. steamer Hercules. Philsae,Phis;
chase Ip Sr :ehf nss Pom
e.ss sn. @ sss % sstGS er y.
dsrs; ,shIs II Fisk, wi1on, and Maggie Chadwick,
.,sailed-Brss Lucy Snow Bath; Malaga, West In
BRUNSWICK, Ca, July i4--clearod, brig Rowland,
port s, f.s. Sa s|I
T.m na % Dp from SS snd c1 Es a
York arrived isih; SoraleS Eidrdss from Belfast
DSxSSoE, july ls-clearsd sesrs Melville Wentworth
july s2 .er asat sdse New
York
sailcd-Schr Sanronier, Philadelphia.
BRISTOL. July 20-Saied, schr Citizen, Union New
York
SstI a sloop Fred Brown, wilson, New York
CHARLESTON July 22-Arrived, brig Harmony, new
York; schr Il Emerson, Belfast Me. 49,
EAsrPoRT. July i0-Arrived, schr Castilian, Morgan
Philadelphia.
Izth-Cleared. schr Conover, Tate, New York
FORTRESS MONROE, July 2-Passed out steamship
Minnesota, from Norfolk for Liverpool.
Saled-Brig Sea Bird. New YORK. -
FALL RIVER July 1O-Arrived, schrs New, Chase
Paughkeepsie; Marietta Hand, Hallock, Rondout
saled-schrs Morptain Laurel. Langley, New York; @
Stickney, MatniaI Philadelphia.
.2isi-Arfived schrs Tyler, Borden. and Edward
saiIe1-schrs Henry May, and W. Tull, Philadelphia
GALVESTON, July ls-Arrived brig Loeb Lomond,
Gichrist Baltimore
GARDINER July I2--sailed schrs Sea Dog; Mary Har-
ris Mitchell; Bird. Merrill and salle Meyer Pow
Key WEST July 92--Arrived, steamship City Of Ans
tin, Eldridge. Galveston for New York.
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demned ana soaA ret my government 10 disposed
TO act In ali International questions OF this
character uprghtly and n.SorsDy without waiting in
offended nation, when they have SUFFICIENT informa-
tiOn to warrant IL in its action and with as little
delay as possible am not aware nsT the ho nSst ne
the knowledge OF the United States government
enabling It to take proper action IN the case. very
Commanding United States steamer Kansas.
To Lieutenant Commanding JOSE M. AUThAN, COM
handing Spanish gunboat Bazan.
NOTE TO COMMANDER REED.
Consul bloomington addressed the following to
Commander Reed:-
UNITED STATES CoNsULATE,(
AsPlNwALL, June "a 1873.
now lying in this port undergoing repairs, has ap
piled to me for protection from the war steamer
Bazan, carrying the spanish nag. Ordinarily we
are at loss Tor precedent and our acts have TO be
governed by experiment. In this case, however,
we have precedent, where most OF the circum-
!. stances and facts which surround that case sur
On the 23d OF April. 1872, Mr.. Hurlburt, the then
resident Minister to the Republic OF Colombia, re-
viewed the matter in controversy and gave what
conceive SOUND doctrine In q letter addressed TO
MIR, White, the then Commander OF the Kansas.
and requested him TO see the Vrginius safe to sea
and give her that protection that she alone could
To-day we are called upon to repeat that request
and now very cheerfully comply, as follews;-
respectfully request you, as the senior 0mcer OF
subjected to any unlawful exercise OF force on the
part of the BaEan. ! also respectfully recommend
that when the virginlushas completed ner repairs
which will be in lew days. to see her clear OF pos
Eble interruption from the Bazan.
HER PAPERS ARE IN COMPLETE ORDER.
feel compelled to gye my views as a1ove p a tne
hands Of that service whose paramount duty ID the
protection OF American commerce. Very respect
fully, JAMES THORNINGTON,
limited States (,Onsul
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Commander Reid merely ackno wiedred the re-
capt Of the above.
The following the letter Of Captain Roncken.
donI Commanding the Canandaigna:
On my arrival found the United States steamer
Kansas, Commander A. v. Reid, the American
steamer Vfrgfnius and the Spanish war steamer
BazAn. received from Commander Reid a lengthy
correspondence between the United States
Consul OF the port OF Aspinwall, the COM
have carefully examined and approve of his
course IN giving the vfrginius Profession, az Mr.
pers In complete order, and again. that her papers
are all correct. She is United States vessel and
authorized TO sail under the American nag. 1 &C
cordingly issued to Commander Reid the order to
convoy the virgfnius. The Virginius got nnder
way from this port and went to sea on the 1st OF
July about six p. NJ, the Kansas going out with
her. The only event that transpIred or seeming
IN tins anar took place about i've
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-05

PROvIsIeNs.-sugar Cured Hams
plain T. ID. l2l TO lac.
Clear Sides Bacon, s@1oc
Breakfast Bacon, ll@12c.
TEAS-Impcrial, 75@1 %; Gunpow
der. 7b60I u.s. Oolong Back, 75Gl %
Young Tyson. 81 GOAL 40.
CHEESE.-New York Factory, new, q n
1Gl@17c.
SYRUPS-Choicc u gallon, G5c@s 90
New Orleans, 650DT0c.
COFEEE--,Java, J0GI32c. ; Laguayra, "a
0l25. Rio Prime to Choice, "a to Zoe.
BROOMS. Common House 4, dozen, 81
80 Choice to Extra, - 00t1S 10 /; s. B ~ 10
6yj 90.
BEEswAX, p h zoe.
SOAP.-SchacIer German mottlod;
7Ic; Champaign soap, 7lc.
TAILOW, r, 10 &c.
SUGAR-Coilce 4. 13lc 70 13lC Crushed
Powdered and Granulatcd sugar II! 10 ljc;
REIGilr.--COTrON, Compressed, To
NEW loHK, Soc. to BOsTON 81 90. Uh-
compressed, to NEW IoRK,sl IL TO BOs
TON, 81.
FREIGHT TO MEMPIIIS.-Floui, i0c +,
Hay, so 90 Corn r. cwt,, 20c. Oats, zoe.
Potatoes. T. Dbl, l0c. Apples, 400. Pork,
40. whisky, bjc. ; Lumber. M Nj. q 0c
Heavy freight II cwt., 2Oc.
TO NEW ORLEANS.-flour e, Dbl. 60c !
Potatoes Gee. Apples, Coo; Pork, 10. ;
whisky, a 90; Hay &, ton, 81 90; Corn T.
w.t., Doe. Oats, SOC. Tobacco a. hhd.
90 Cotton 2 bale. Ell 80; Lumber r.
NJ. 10 90. Heavy height, 4, cwt 30,
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COUNTY COURT.

Judge Bross presiding-J. G.. Lynch,
clerk. In the matter Of the guardianship OF
W. Maude Remick, heir of Samuel REM
lex, deceased. the guardians report was APP
proved and recorded.
In the matter of the guardianship of r.
NJ. Remick, heir of Samuel Remick. de-
ceased, the guardians report was approved
and recorded.
In the matter of the estate of Loui. Mas
sano, deceased, the inventory was approved
and recorded.
In the matter of the estate Of John Cahill.
deceased, the appraisement bill was ap.
proved and recorded. and su m of 81 ,3ij was
allowed as the widows specific allowance as
second class claims.
John and Anna Ferguson presented a petit
ton asking the court that they be sllowed to
adopt Betty Garry, female child six years
OF age, stating that the parents OF said child
had abandoned it, and further asking thai
the court change the name to Betty f. Fer
guson, so that it may inherit their estate tn,
same as If it were their own child. The
court made no disposition of the petition a,
vet.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Illinois. Columbus
I" Arkansas Belle. Evansville
g Commonwealth, New orleans
- Grand Tower, Memphis
:" City of Quincy, New Orlean.
" City OF Cairo, Louisville
Thompson Dean, New Orleans
John Gilmore, Pittsburg
DEPARTED.
steamer Illinois, Columbus
- Arkansas Belle, Evansville
Grand Towers st. Louis
City of Cairo, New Orleans
" ST. Joseph. st. Louis
Emma c. Elliott, st. Louis
- Frank l.. Gracey, Nashville
bio MUDDY COAL.
Steamboats, supplied at any time, both day
and night with either Lump or Chestnut
Coal, in any quantity an on usual terms,
at the yard at Grand Tower, Illinois. spe-
cial contracts offered on favorable terms,
upon application.
II. '. OLYPHANT, Gen. Supt.
DO. BoKEH, Sales Agent
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
The fall in the Ohio continues ut Il modcr-
ate rate and is almost clear of freight at this
place. Large quantities Of ice have been
left on the banks, which ia some places is
eight or ten feet thick and it win take a
good many days OF warm sunshine TO make il
disappear. The Mississippi is putting out a
small quantity of Ice which is not very heavy
aud does not hinder navigation. There is a
good stage OF water TO Louisville and in the
Mississippi below here there is plenty.
SnaniaI Iisnat.h.. IN nm
port the condition Of the Mississippi and
Ohio rivers at various points.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
Business commenced in earnest yesterday
and during the entire day the leyec was the
sceLe of life and animation. A long string
of draws were busily engaged transferring
freight from the ears 10 the whariboats
which were crowded with steamers transact.
ing their business.
The weather was clear and the a,mos.
| phere was mild and very pleasant.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
| The Emma c. Elliott, 81. Joseph and
Grand Tower started for st. Louis YESTERDAY
and it is thought that they will have nc
trouble with the ice.
The commonwealth brought up gooC
trip of sugar and molasses mostly 10 + the
| OHIO riyer towns,
The City of Quincy with two barges cam,
up with her guards nearly touching the wa.
ter. Her barscs are loaded principally viii
railroad iron tor ST. Louis.
The Arkansas Belle had full load Of cot
ton for Evansville.
The City Of Cairo came out of the Ohio
with all she wanted and passed by without
landing.
Freight was being put on board the Jas.
Howard at a lively rate and she will have heI
cago on board In time 10 leave to morrow.
The towboat John Gilmore:arriyed with
tow OF coke for st. Louis and will probably
stay here until the river is clear OF ice.
The Thompson Dean came in from be
low with large trip. She has several wag
ons belonging 10 John Robinson's circus
Capt. Pepper had not made up his mine
whether he would 20 up the Ohio or reshiI
his Ohio river freight and leave here fol
New Orleans.
The fast falling river has LETT the mode
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CIRCUIT COURT.
SECOND DAY-THIRD WEEK.

SECOND DAY-THiRD WEEK.
The whole of yesterday was consumed in
the trial of II. Wells. for an assault 10 muir
der A. w. Sprague. This case came from
Mound City on Il change of Venue. Judge
Mulkey defended Wells. Late in the even.
ing the jury returned verdict ofguilty, and
fixed his time OF Imprisonment at one year
in the states prison. The attorney
for Wells polled the jury, when
juror by the name of vii
kins stated that it was not hi. verdict
Thereupon the court ordered the jury to re-
turn TO thei. room, and, if possible, to agree
on verdict. They were out about two
hours when they returned into the court. all
agreeing to the first verdict.
In the case OF Huffman, charged with the
assassination of Tubbs. the court sustained
Judge Aliens motion made on yesterday,
to quash the indictment, and he was released
on account Of legal technicality in the in.
dictmcnt, but was Immediately rca rrc-tcd
and will to-day have a preliminary eXamina.
ton before two of our Justices OF the peace
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barge Albert, high and dry on top Of the ice
on The bank above the stone depot
The Illinois is making her regular morn
ing and evening trips TO Columbus.
Tho ferryboat is doing big business since
the ice blockade, and our merchants are
proliting thereby.
A good path of cinders has been made
from the top of the leveo 10 the stage Of the
Cairo City whariboat, and is just the thing
needed while the lcvcc is so muddy.
The Gracey laid over until last night, and
left with good trip of grain for Nash-
VILE.
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What vast change has come over the sys-
TEN Of medical treatment in the last few
years! A short time ago and depletion
seemed TO be the only method-beeding,
blstenng. cupping, purging, etc.-but now,
how different. The system of depletion has
has almost disappeared. and wc find tonic
and strengthenener. taking its place. Build
up, instead of pull down still further. the
dilapidated constitution. OF all the array
of restoratives none surpasses Parker S Com
pound Fluid Extract of Buchu in its invigor-
ating properties. II will restore the shat
tered constitution. inyigorate the mind and
impart zest TO life which the poor invalid
had thought departed forever. Sold by all
druggists. everywhere.
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e. WINSTON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
80 - ONO IEvTE.

onar. the following valuable real q. ate for
sale. which 4. selected from a very large list
of yalunbl. real estate Tor ale and lease
a. nrr..ntiny very iayorAbI. terms for iu-
Xps,ment,.
,..,,. l.. .,., ,.,..ir
n lHrBe lWp s,pr! hou'vt :" s"ou 'ei''
t"Kethrr WIN iot', on Nios' HH'e'' he"'
'chool mouse, 10. paI sun
Ihat me large mouse anu ,ot " pInch -
Guy, on a,hlng'oh avenue between "u''"
ana lI'h suefHi ,,,-r
lWo ,plehalu nish .2's on nihut s.Itrt'
htNt 10 corr W ~ W y, -! 49,
lWo lots on emu street pet"eeh anu w
anu ,euai hue'H' '''f "'''e anu van
De solu cheap ,..,..,, all .,,.,.,.,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-05

Al the meeting Of the city council on Mon
day night, the petition of the proprietors OF
the tobacco warehouse, asking authority to
sell tobacco at auction free Of license, was
referred to the ordinance committee with
instructions that an ordinance TO that effect
he drafted
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-05

As our friend Mr., John Crawley was re-.
turning from supper last evening, he was sci,
upon by two roughs near the site of scotrs
former saloon. Mr.. Crawley is not by any
means physical prodigy, but on this occs.
sion he seemed as he Gays himself, endowed
with an extraordinary power and some sud.
den declaiming Of the muscles that brought
him safely over the dastardy attack lie
placed his men "hors de combat" and as he
gazed upon their bleeding forms he ex-
claimed, "The blood Of the tyrsnt washe,
the hand Of him who killsth."
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-05

The sun says that twelve or fifteen OF our
ambitious young men have formed them
selves into society under the name OF the
Alpha Beta Club, and will hold regular
weekly meetings hereafter. The object of
the club is mutual improvement and the ex-
ercises OF the meetings will consist of de-
bates. recitations, declarations, etc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-05

We call the attention Of our readers to the
card Of DR.. Il. S. Brigham, which appears
this morning. DR.. Brigham is the only ply
stefan Of his school in the city. During the
last three years he has built up large and
lucrative practice.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-05

The city council have been petitioned by
the Illinois Central railroad to grant the
privilege OF laying additional tracks on the
ievee between Eighteenth and Twenty.sixth
streets, in order to facilitate come ctions
with the Mississippi Extension Central rail.
road.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-05

The managers of the Cairo Casino Mas
querade, take this method OF informing the
public that they have made arrangements
with John Bull, mot Ole Bull, TO lead the
orchestra on the occasion Of their ball, Oh the
night Of the 18th of February next. Those
DESTROYS Of participating in this grand mas
querade, should at once apply for their tick
cts, to the managers, II. Meyers, l.. Herbert
and Peter Neii. l.3O-Gt.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-05

We yesterday heard tow-headed way
iarsr, whose clothes were a little the worse
for wear, who didn't look TO be canGid. as
though he ever invested in Credit Mobilier
or beer bought by United States senator,
say to a companion on Commercial avenue,
" J came from worse place than this, and
that's Psducah.' Several persons heard the
wayiarer's remark, but nobody con,radicted
il,
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CAIRO BULLETIN.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. s. $40. SER. OBSERVERS OFFICE.
CAIRO, Feb. 4. 1873, l0ll PIN.
Barometer 3o-l3.
Thermometer AZ degrees
Wind northeast, velocity . miles per
hour.
Weather, cloudy.
Maximum temperature last "a hours. at
. p. m, o. degrees.
Minimum temperature. last "a hours, at
10:ll p. m, Al degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours. southwest.
Total number of miles wind travelled, last
"a hours, 247.
THOMAS l.. WATSON, Observer
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Remember
Prof. Curtice's Concerts
on
Friday and Saturday nights.

Reserved seats for the concerts on Friday
and Saturday evenings, February eth and
sth, can be obtained on and after February
9Th, at ID. Hartman's auction sales room,
corner Of Sixth street and Commercial av-
enue. IT,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-05
Remember
ItIUtUIDtT
Prof. Curtlce's Concerts
on
Friday and Saturday nights.

colored couple, who claim that they are
legally man and wife, were brought before
His Honor Judge Bross yesterday, for in
dulging in set TO, etc. They of course
swore case on each other, and Were lined
s5 and the costs each. The wife paid the
money and both went home somewhat dis
gusted with the result Of allowing their fam
lily difficulties being settled by the courts.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-05

st. Patrick's Benevolent society will give a
ball at Washington hali on the 2lst OF Febru-
ary. The committee of arrangements will
spare no pains TO make it q success.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-05

HALT! MAsQUERADERs (! - Masquerade
costumes, and false face-lnasks-ior sale or
hire during the season at John Scheefs
hall. jan25-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-05

q W Whitlock has removed his family
grocery from his old stand 10 the building
formerly occupied by shoenmeyer Il Co.,
corner Of Tenth street and Washington ave-
nue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-05

The finance committe, in the face of the
resolution OF the city council, adopted some
time since, legalizing the scrip held by Mr..
Cash. fatty refused to receive it.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-05

The last batch of liquor bond, before the
council was accepted at the meeting OF that
body on Monday night.