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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
TIE GENERAL TRANsAILANTIc coMpANYs MAIL
srEANSafS BEITfES n SFW SREsE Y9EK AND
The splendid vessels this iavorite route for the Con
re REN T s RON ps5 No. North kss a 0ow Now
pEssEiKE, Danre Saturday, Dec ls
PRICE OF PASSAGE y Is soLp qnciudng wine, TO
First Cabin Excursion ;saes s ss1sGG IsSuess esIn dn
Of sSss ufoes % %kns IL Or m e y1a % hs
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and
'' GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent. ss Broadway.
| N"A fok QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Royal Mail Steamers are appointed to sail as ioows;-
ciIY or BFookLYS.,.'....'.. saturday, Nov % NJ
CRY CRY OF % sasafday Dec Dec
CITY CITY OF rssarsdssy Dec &c II Il
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday pier
- ''V'" ''''''' RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin-s7o, $50 and 800 gold, according 10 accommo
Round trip kets at low rates.
donderry, London Bristol or Cardiff $50 Prepaid
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg swe.
den Norwyay @ Denmark and Paris at reduced rates
conpany's once 10 is Broadway '''''
For S'eerage passage az 8; Broadway;
o'poSNELL FAuLK, aos Chestnut street, street Phiiadel.
n =. sEEAGH. l02 state street, Boston.
street, Chicago.
Paris. N " 'N ~N'-'e'
ThE HAhsURG.AMERiCAN PACKET coMPANY,s
HoLsATIA
captain A. Barcnds, will sa on Thursday November 90
49, ...- At r. NJ, Tor Hamburg,
AkihB passengers rom New York Plymouth London
ChcrbOurg and Hamburg.
First cabin Upper saloon, $40
,. sncragc, s3y payable in United states gold
kuNHAhDI a w., &. Is. RICHARD A BUAS
a, Genera pS gn agents General Passenger Agents
The sILEsIA will sail November a. ~ ''"'
The HAMMONiA, as extra steamer, November 22
L,oR CARDIFF, BRISTOL LONDON AND ALI,
II other points in England and Wales
The South Wales Atlantis steamship Compnny,s now
first class steamships will sail from fennsyyania Rail-
road wharf Jersey City, as foows:-
november ~
First cabin passage, SIS and $50, currency; second
cabin, S55 currency; steerage $50 currency Prepaid
seerage cerfca IRON Cardiff $33 currency. Drafts
for 81 and upwards For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER a CO, Agents
IL Broadway, New York.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-oFFICIAL
u Passports OF the Department Of state issued BY A.
G. wILLMARTH, United states Court House, IL Cham
he Qrss rec
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DAWN BROKERS' SALE-THIs DAY, JANET AGAR
i Auctoneer, will SELL at SO New Bowery, 500 lotl
Mems aud Womens Colhing Blankets, Quilts. Pillows
and other goods BY order OF d. g. Ferguson Broome st.
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pAwNBRoKER's sALE.-RICHARD FIELD, sHER,
III ana General Auctioneer, salesroom 12 Bowery
VIII sell ,his day, a IL O'Clock, 500 lots mems and
Women .h, Soimng Dresses shawls, Remnants, Under
clothlng, beddng Quilts, Blankets Boots shoes, &c,
Ac also Coats, Pants and Vests By order NJ Mehrbac
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
T. MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Steamship Line
The steamship GEO. CROMWELL. Captain James
Crawford will leave pier No. North River on sanr
day November r. at r. NJ Freight received daily
Through rates given to Galveston ndianola Rockpot
Aranzss wharf Brazos santiago and ST Louis Cabin
$50; steerge S5 freight passage apply
70 CLARK L SEAMAN, So West street
nor NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Il The Old Dominan Steamship Company Will cspatch
from pier 81 North River their elegant side wheel
ship WYAN0kE, Couch commander, for Norfolk, City
Point and Richmond, Tuesday November IS at 8
r. NJ. giving through bills OF lading TO all points south
and southwest Through passenger tickets all points
unequalled Apply pier 81 or at gen
eral Office, 1877 Greenwich street, corner OF Dey.
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DED STAR LINE.
ANTWERP SERVICE.
Appointed TO carry the Belgian and United states Mails
Antwerp. Philadelphia
tain II: W: James. Nov L Dec
tain Wander Heyden. ......... Nov IS Oct. Is
REYDAL HALL 2ll4 tons, Cap
swITzERLINiDi, W.T. 5000 tons Cap. NOV
tain -.,...............::... Building
Prepaid Certificates, sss, currency
LIVERPOOL SERVICE.
ARsoTsFoRp; sIs De Pc IA Note GET Nov; .
n NIL" oi'' L. PRICES OF PASSAGE. oe'
Cabin Sim currency
Prepaid certifcates ssa, currency '''''
Tickets will be sold here at lowest rates good rom Ant
states, via the Pennsylvania Railroad and its connec
sd beas tess d n & 1 e s5 nj
THE RED STAR LINE will give special attention to
the comfort OF teerage passengers berths
well ventilated sleeping apartments and good food will
An experienced surgeon is attached to each vessel
Freghts will be received at all principal points in the
Raroad, Southern n Mail steamship 'e Company and
Cydes lines, and through bills ladng issued Ant.
dam, Liverpool London, Glasgow, Belfast Hull and
The Red star Line Docks at Phiade pha are in direct
connection with the Pennsylvania Railroad, and all
merchandise intended Tor points beyond Philadelphia
without the expense to shippers and risk OF damage
by relanding which results from carriage ,.,.,
apply to c,o ~ oo,rox ,n,
fEflS fEp wRlaHT GadT2S AssS! sSS q Broad street.
General Agents
William Hunter Co., b. wonder Becke,
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MT. r. 5. GILMORE has the honor 10 ann ounce that
after successful musical career Of many years In the
city of Boston, he has-through the fundamentally and
liberal offer of the officers OF the Twenty-second
view OF making 1t his home tor the future, trusting
that his efforts in the OF music may be such as tn
press and public Z-T srss3
AS first step he has organized military band 10 bc
attached to the Twenty second regiment which will
make its debut at the Academy OF Music on
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THE WILSON BROTHERS.
THE WILSON BROTHERS.
Cogill and Cooper.
Cogill and Cooper.
QUEEN and WEST.
Geo. Ketchum. Geo. Ketchum.
Miss Alexapdrina, Ida Ross.
Aug. Schotte. Madeline Harding.
In the grandest olio ever presented
to an admiring audience.
Popular prices OF admission. 25c..
Soc. and 81.
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
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SALE.

Art SALE.
AT 81 NASSAU STREET,
opposite the Post office.
NOW on EXHIBITION, a choice collec ton of very
desirable American and European Oil Paintings to be
sold at auction, Wednesday and Thursday November
ID and 20 commencing ut II o'clock each day.
ARCH. JOHNSTON,
Auctoneer.
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The whole exhibition, free, at the Leavlu
Art Rooms, Sl7 Broadway day and evening.
The Messrs LEAvITT Auctioneers.
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The scenery all newly Mr.. r. Marston.
The music composed and arranged by Mr. II. Tssingon.
Preceding the drama will be given, for the first time
In America the delightful comedetta, entitled
CoNGUGAL TACTICS
Characters by Messrs JOHN PARsELLF, W. II. BOKEE
and w. s. QUIGLEY, and Misses ELIZA WEATHERSBY,
LULU PRIOR and HATTIE THORPE.
THE REPRESENTATIONS OF THE "wICKED
WORLD ARE POSITIVELY LIMITED TO FOUR
TEEN.
Saturday November q First Matinee Of
THE WICKED WORLD
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~ on MoNDAY, Noyemecr II at lols o'clock, at his
ealesroom, 766 BROADWAY, near Ninth general
assortment OF GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNfTUR RE-
CARPETS &c. Also Kitchen Furniture Reirgerator &C
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COAsTNIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NOR ST THOMAS AND BRAZIL,
F THE UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
Regular Mail Steamers sailing I'D OF every month,
making close connections at Rio de Janero with the
English and French Mali Steamships tor Moneydeo and
Buenos Ayres.
The splendid steamship SOUTH AMERICA, Captain
Tinklepaugh will sail pier 43 n. X. Monday No
vernber 2 NJ, calling at st. Thomas Para, Pernam
buco, Bahia and ko de JaneTo going and returning
First cabin TO St Thomas slOo TO Para, Sl5o
to Pernambuco, 500 10 Bahia, S2lo and 10 Rio de janet
re- S22s gold. steerage halt price Excursion tickets
good months AT three quarters of above rates
FIRE ight greatly reduced
Apply to WIN. r. GARRISON,
No. Bowling Green.
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uCTIoN SALE, THIS MoNDAY MORNING, A,
IN lOia O'Clock

UCTIoN, AUCTIoN-ABsoLUTE AND POSITIVE
"A sale, this day (Monday). lo O'Clock at the elegant
residence 2l0 West 2lst 7th avenue Handsome
Household Furniture at public auction, by ROBERT G;
CASHIN Auctioneer Parlor Suits, in brocade, and
cotelaine Turkish Easy Chairs Cabinets. Centre and
Console Tables elegant steinway Pianoforte Paris
Bronzes, Paintings. Mirrors, Curtains, Clocks rosewood
and walnut Bedsteads Dressing Cases, Bureaus Ward
robes Washstands, hair and spring Mattresses rep and
plush Suits, Bookcases, Extension Table Sidebosrd,
Dining Chairs kitchen Furniture, siverware Crockery,
l9 Carpets &c. N B-Largest and important sale
Of the Furniture excellent order Take 7h
9Th avenue cars House to let
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THE ENTIRE ENTERTAINMENT
without parallel in dramatic history
MATINEE AT HALF-PAST ONE.
iATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

A NY LADY HAVING SEAL SKIN SACQUE T
n dispose Of In good condition aud at q low pric
can hear Of cash purchaser by addressing NJ. r. ;
station II.
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ID JOHNSON sell this day, at O'Clock, at "A Canal
street, general assortment Of Household furniture,
Parlor and Bedroom SUIT black walnut Bedsteads,
hair Mattresses, feather Beds, Pillows Clothing Guns,
Pistols two eeaant Administer CARPETS several tapestry
and ingram Carpets Chairs OF all kinds Tables Lounges
Sofas window Curtains Shades. Vases, Mirrors Ward
robes Bookcases, paror and cook Stoves Sewing Ma
chimes, Once Furniture, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Kitchen Utensils.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n FIRST APPEARANCE OF
GILMoRE'S TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT BAND,
UNDER THE LEADERSHIP AND DIRECTION OF
y. s. GILMORE, PROTECTOR AND GENERAL d.
RECTOR OF THE
THE GREAT BOSTON JUBILEES.
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CLOTHING.
ATB. MINTZs NEW STORE, 24s THIRD AVENUE,
N between Twentieth and Twenty first stSeets.-
Ladies and gentlemen win be astonshed at the great
prices pay In cash tor CASTOR Clothing, Carpets,
Jeweryi $40 to S5 for SILK Dresses; Coats - to SO
Pants 81 TO - note BY post punctuay attended by
Mr.. or Mrs Mintz
AT ss3 BROADWAY. NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET,
n H. HERR pays the highest cash price Tor ladies' and
gcntcmcn's wearing Apparel, Carpets, Ac Note by
mail will be punctually attended 10.
AT THE UPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT SIG SIXTH
"a avenue near Fortyslxth street. aides and gentle
will positively receive ~ per cent more than else
where for Caso Clothing CARPETS Jewelry, &c. Please
call or address Mr.. or Mrs FLATrO.
ATM MARKS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT,
"A 0l sixth avenue opposite Eighth street ladies' and
receive the utmost value In cash Tor their
CasoG Clothing Carpets, Jewclry, Laces ac, Please
call at address the number ~ above Ladies waited
by Mrs Marks Please try and satisfy yourselves.
orders 10 Brooklyn punctually attended to-
ATL25 BROADWAY, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
N Thirty.hrst street. SCHWARTZ Will pay the very
highest prices for ladies' and gentlenens Caston Cloth
ing Don't fail TO give him call before ending else
where. Call address SCHWARTZ, l,2ol Broadway.
AT EDWARD MILLER's. 6s SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR
~ Waverey pace-fhe utmost value paid IN cash Tor
Caston Clothing, Carpets, 6cs by calling Oh or Rdlez
! Jna Mr. Or MA Mklttk&
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

(TIHLAr WESTERLY sTpAMsurp LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT
The steamers OF this line viii sail from pier Is East
River folows:- -
LADY fNAtt ednesuhs, btN,
Cabin passage, $40; intermediate, S45. seerage, su
currency excursion tickets $40 Apply 10 agents ~
South street r. Is. MORGAN's SONS.
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NEW METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
IN 535 and 5S7 Broadway. 5S5 and 5s7.
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Mrs. F. B. coNwAY'S PRq9SaYN = s2Sd THEATRE
PAULINE;
Or, NIGHT OF TERROR,
and CHARLES THE TWELFTH.
CERMANTA THEATRE.
MONDAY NOVEMBER il,
HANS UND hANNE,
DIE DIENSTBOTEN
DIE SCTIOENE GALATHE.
Box ofice open daily from till o'clock.
rT,HEo THOMAS SYMPHONY CONCERTS
Il AT STEINWAY HALL
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2Z AT6
FIRST GRAND CONCERT.
OF the House. op ia Beethoven
Aria-'Give Me Back Matthews Passion Bach
with violin obgao by Mr. B Listemann.
MR.. MYROE w. WHITNEY.
scherxo-La Rene NAB, on Ia Fee des sonses Berlox
MR. Louis LUEBECK, A'''sAo
his first appearance in America.
Arieta"In questa tonba oscuran Beethoven
Mr.. MYRON w. WHITNEY
symphonic Introduction TO the Drama .sigurd slembe
Admission tickets so and reserved seats Soc extra
The sale of tickets for the frat Concert will commence
on TUESDAY, November lA
SEASON TICKETS, 81 EACH,
10 the series sx Concerts including reserved seats
be obtained at the box Office OF Stenway Hall
g. Schirmer IS, 70 Broadway G. eusers so Broadway
Jordens Martens, l,l6i Broadway; Ed Schuberth's 1
Union square, and at all the principal music and piano
stores.
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A BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL SET Oh
n Teeth, e5. Ss aud $40; Teeth filled with bone ant
silver Soc. gold and patina 81; all work warranted
class at Dr. WHITES 2S9 Sixth avenue. open sun
days
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A UCTIoN SALE.
n THIS DAY, at Il o'clock A. NJ,

DEM. f. THEALL AUCTI0NEER.
ID Attractive sale of French Clocks, Bronzcs, &c
The undersigned wiz sell by auction on tuesday, Wed
nesday aud Thursday. Nov. s l9 and 20 l0 O'Clock
each Day at their store No l3 Dey street Broad
way their entire stock amounting TO from t3lO0O TO
$4,000 value, mostly consisting marble. marble and
bronze, alabaster and gilt Clocks, together with
ber OF elegant Mante Sets. Bronze Figures Groups
sical and mechanical Clocks, &c. Being about dis
continue our American house, the sale will be without
MUM COBB
importers No. l3 Dey street
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A UcTIoN sALE.-H. E. MCDONNELL 4 CO., AL
IA toneers

cOmmenclng IUta O'CLOCK,
elegant, costly Household Furniture
contained in story brown residence 10 West
Esd street near 9th av., namely-stenway. and Chick
ering Son Pianofores four magnificent Parlor Suits
covered In satin brocatel and rep Suit Mirrors Car
pets Bronzes, oil Paintings, Centre Tables Gilt Table,
Curtains Bookcase, Chamber Suits in rosewood and wal.
nut Bedsteads Bureaus Mattresses Pillows &c; Buff
fet Extension Table, Chairs solid and plated Ware also
basement and kitchen Furniture. over 800 lots by
catalogue LUXE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
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CoUTHERN LINE POR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
= The following and first class Steamers will sail
every Wednesday at 5 r. NJ. IRON pier 20 East River
Steamer CITY or HOUSTON, Capt During, Nov. 49,.
Steamer CITY OF GALVESTON, Capt. Evans, Nov ~
steamer CITY or DALLAS, Captain Henis, Dec. s.
Steamer CARONDRLET, Dec. 10.
Freight received daily. Through rates TO Galveston,
Indianoa Rockport Aranzas Wharf Brazos santiago
and ~. Louis Cabin passage $O steerage, S23 For
freight passage, having superior accOmmoda tons,
apply 10 G. H. MALLORY d CO. Agents 1853 Maiden lane
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-01
CIRCUIT COURT.
fifth pAY-sRCoND WEEK.

The jury after being out all night returned
a verdict yesterday morning, of not guilty
in the Shutlleberger:case. No one was par
ticularly surprised at the verdict, from the
fact that the evidence in behalf OF the peo-
pie was rather Of fiimsy nature. or course
shufileberger and his friends were greatly
elated ut the result of the trial.
There were lew civil cases disposed OF in
the forenoon.
The afternoon was entirely consumed in
trying Jones and Kinney. They were tried
by jury, and late in the evening o verdict
of not guilty was rendered and they were
turned loose. Jones apd Kinney are the
two young men who hired horse and bug.
gy from our friend Powers some three
months ago for the avowcd purpose Of going
to Caledonia, but were arrested by Sheriff
Irwin near Unity, on suspicion that they
were trying to get away with the property.
They represented themselves rs sewing ina.
chine agents.
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CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY l. 1873

punched in her hull by the ice, and lost five
hours repairing 1t in the Kentucky bend.
We could not learn whether or not any Of
her cargo was damaged.
Tie Illinois resumed her trips TO Column
bus yesterday. She reported the ice In the
Mississippi very heavy and plenty OF 1t
floating out.
The sunken barge No. IS, remains In about
the same condition. The deck freight was
being removed yesterday preparatory to
building bulk head, and when that is done
tho Crescent City it is thought can raise her
with her pumps,
Steve Cochran, an old and well.known
clerk, died last sunday of consumption at
st. Louis. Several years ago he was en-.
ploycd on one of our wharf boats aud
dnrng his stay he made many warm friends,
each of whom will be sorry TO learn that
"poor Steve" is no more.
The guards OF the steamer Rapidan gave
way while She was OH her way down the
river and about fifty miles below Alexan-
dria on the 2]d inst. and go hundred bales
of cotton were thereby precipitated into the
river. The cotton was saved and left Oh the
hank in charge OF a Waterman.
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CAlil.I).


On Thursday last. man giving hi, name
as ID. II. Horner, called on the firm of kuy-
kendall & Pearson. merchants at Blooming
ton. Illinois he presented draft for Sl00
an house in Philadelphia. and succeeded
in getting it cashed. 1t socn TRANSFERRED that
the paper was forgery. The firm immedi-
ately put the case IN the hands OF City Mar
shall Bull, who found that Horner had taken
the train tor Cairo. Marshal Bull mounted
tn, next train and when he arrived here lie
procured the services OF Mr.. Jos. Arnold.
Together they went aboard the Illinois and
found their man. just in time to get ashore
be fore the boat let 60 her lines. Mr.. Bull
returned on this mornings train, and took
Horner with him. Uorner was at one time
confined in the Monmouth Jail for burglary,
and is considered very dangerous charac-
ter by the business men Of that community.
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prairie chickens 1904 so md vonison

prairie chickens si@i so md venison
at &c.
PROFESSIONALISM demand for ba-
con with small stocks. 1000 lbs clear sides
sold a, &c in bulk; coo pounds plain hams
in bulk lie and 600 pounds shoulder DC.
Lard in terces sold at 7ic.
JoBBINa PRICES.
PLASTERING HAIR.--35c p bushel.
LIME.-In lots 81 rs TO | 80 u Dbl
CEMENT.-At wholesale 81
az 80 a Dbl.
COAL OIL-2s@3oc.
POrA1 OES--Per Dbl 90 TO 3D.
GUNNlEs-liesewcd y bushels Isc
BURLAPs--2i bus corn oloz ljic; do 10
OF Zoe; bus Oct. zoe: 3 bus 2ic: q bus 22c.
lSfsNS. Sugar Cured Hams
plain q u. 10y to lie.
Clear Sides Bacon, s@loc
Breakfast Bacon. 1l@l2c.
TEAS-Impcrial. 1jGoi IS; Gunpow
der. 75Ml %; Oolong Back. .3QI 90
Young Tyson. 81 GOAL 40.
ClIEEsE.-New York Factory, new, q ID
16!@l7c.
SIRuPS-Choicc a gallon, G5cGS 90
COFFEE--,ja,a, 8O632c. Laguayra, ~
62i. Rio. Prime TO Choice, Il 10 zoe.
BROOMS.-Common House r dozen. u
30: Choice to Extra. - oo@s 10; ;. B. - 30
O}j 90.
BEESWAX. q 10 zoe.
SOAP.-Schae1cr' German mcllCd;
nc: Champaign soap, &c.
TALON. r. ID &c.
SUGAi,-Cofiec \. 13ic ; to l3ic: Crushed
Powdered and Granulated sugar lil 10 ljc:
FREIGHT.--COIrON Compressed, 10
NEW YORK, Soc. Ia BosroN 81 ~. lE-
compressed. TO NEW NoRK, 81 II; TO Bos
TON, 81.
FREIGHT TO EMPHlS.-yluUr, Zoe ,
Hay, 81 90 Corn = cw.., zoe. Oats. zoe.
Potatoes. e til, i0c. Ares. 4Oc.; PORK,
so. Whi-ht, ode. Lumhci - VI. a. CO.
Heavy freight r. cwt., 20c.
TO'NEW ORLEAN>.-flour = Dbl. G0c. ;
Potatoes GQc.: Apples, GDc.: Pork. -. (:
Whisky. 81 ID; Hay q ton. >, -; Corn q
VT. 3jr. Oats. be. Tobacco a hid.
: On: Cotton q batc, 81 30; Lumber =.
NJ. IN 90. Heavy freight, e ewi 80
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c. WINSTON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
No. - ONO LEvEE.

Offers the following valuable real e, ate for
sale. which is selected from very large list
OF valuable real estate for sale and ltsssc,
Us presenting very favorable terms for ill.,
vestments:
A large two story house, in good repair,
together with lots, on Cross street, near
school house, No. bargain.
That tine large house and lot q, block %.
city, on Washington avenue between Fourth
anu Fifth streets.
Lot No. =, block No. G, Ohio L"vec.
Two splendid high lots on Walnut street,
next to corner of Eigth street. Very cheap.
Two lots on Tenth street, between Walnut
and Cedar streets. Very desirable and will
be sold cheap.
Three lots on Cedar street, well situated
at bargain.
Those tSo fine business lots, u and lG,
corner of Eighth street, on ich now
stands the livery stable of Miles Parker.
Possession given first Of April.
-Four lots ON Twenty first street, near Com
mercial avenue and freight depot of the c.
, and V. railroad.
Two lots on Commercial avenue. near cor.
ner of Thirty-t!ird street. win be sold
cheap.
Two good business lots. : and z, block ii.
city, on Washington avenue aud corner OF
Fifteenth street. Directly opposite custom
house.
Lots 0, 10, II and II same block and in rear
of last mentioned lots. on Fifteenth street.
Lots 8 and ~, block 30, city, on Thirteenth
street, near Commercial avenue. Price 300
each.
A fine farm Of 80 acres, with good i'm.
provemcnts ut Goose Island adjoining the
farm OF o. Greenlec, Esq The soil and fer
tility are unsurpassed, being rich bottom
land entirely above overflow.
Several well improved fruit farms in Pu-
laski county.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Illinois. Columbus.
DEPARTLD.
steamer Illinois, Columbus.


no MUDDY COAL.
Steamboats, supplied at any time, both day
and night with either Lump or Chestnut
Coal, in any quantity an OIL usual terms,
at the yard at Grand Tower, Illinois. >pe-
cial contracts offered on favorable terms,
upon application.
III, V. OLYPHANT, Gen. Supt
ID. o. BoKRE, Sales Agent,
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
The fall of the Ohio at this place il in
creasing. The ice is still source OF annoy
ance and that which passed by yesterday
was thick, soggy and tough as bees-wax, and
our harbor tugs had considerable difficulty
forcing their way through 1t, The Ohio has
not been entirely clear OF ice at this point
for the past two months. The Mississippi
remains full of heavy ice and still falling at
this end. Navigation remains virtually sus-
pended.
Special dispatches to the BULLETIN report
he co pdition of the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers at various places.
BUsISEss AND WEATHER.
Inc wharf Doats are NlIeu win southern
bound freight and tonnage Is badly needed.
The harbor was quiet and no boats were at
the landing. Yesterday was a splendid
sprIng-like day with bright sun all day, and
the atmosphere was certainly delightful.
nIscELLAEEoUs.
1t was reported yesterday that the tow.
boat Grand Lake with her tow had been run
against at the head OF Island No. by the ice
aud part OF her barges were sunk, but by
the arrival of the Illinois yesterday wo
learned that she met the Grand Lake above
Columbus and from the appearances Of he r
tow i, is thought by the officers OF the Iii.
nois that she had lost no barges, and rs they
passed, her the:captain said everything was
all right. 1t may be that she was saoyed
against the island aud her tow was dsar.
ranged.
The Mary L. Forsyth, while crossing the
river day before yesterday, had u small hole
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-01

celebrated lawyer OF the last century
once very wittily and pointedly remarked
that "courts Of law and courts OF justice
were very different" At any rate, it has
been judieiously decided by the highest
courts Of the country that the general govern
ment has no power to carry on system OF
internal Improvements, that power being
recognized only in Parker's Compound
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