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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-20

ar il Is above low.water mark, Information
that avail, those nothing who have cattle III
the swamps and would rescue them IRON pos.
siSle coming oyerhows. We submit the case
TO the signal bureau
The cholera is making sad havoc In New
Orleans and its presence may be anticipated
at an early day in this city our city at
thorltics should be warned by this fact, and
at once put the city In order for the coming
OF the disease Havana, alarmed by the
violence OF the disease in the Crescent City.
has established quarantine and allows no
vessels from there to approach the city. un.
I'll they have laid fifteen days of that port.
lf Havana j. so careful, why should not
Cairo take warning. and profit 10y that city's
example.
While the Health officer. Mr.. Wooton, l.
doing everything in his power TO force those
persons in the city who have dirty premises
to clean up, we cannot help insisting upon
the strictest enforcement OF the ordinances
relating to sanitary affairs. The suns near
approach to terra .f,O,a will soon assist in
converting much of the filth Of certain local.
tiles into deadly miasma. which will be ear.
ried into parts of the city, where there has
been partial effort to be clean. The health
OF a town is due largely to cleanliness The
Bible says sit is next to godlincss." who
says we don't read the Bible
The friends of Mr.. 4. A, Burnett sympa-
thize with him in the bereavement he sui
iers by the loss of his youngest child, an in
tsresting little girl OF twenty-five month, Of
age-s bereavement made doubly sad com
ing 30 soon aftei the death of the little ones
mother. Margarctta Burnett died yester.
day morning of whoopiny cough, with which
disease she has been afflicted for some
weeks. she had scarcely recovered from
the measles. and to the combination of dis.
eases her frail life succumbed.
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AUCTION

Two houses and lots at auction on Wed.
ne'day' May 81, ls73. Two cottages and
lots on Twelfth street, between Commercial
avenue ana Poplar streets, opposite the resi-
dence OF John Q. Harmon, viii be sold a,
auction. Terms, two.thirds cash, the bal.
ance on ten months time, secured By note,
and sale mortgage bearing ten per cent. in.
teIe-t. The houses are comparatively new,
aud in frst-ratc order, Parties wishing 10
purchase would do well TO coma and ex.
anime them before day Of sale.
Al the same time and place, viii sell, at
auction, all Of my household furniture, con.
sis,ing OF carpets, bedstesds, bureaus, bed
clothing, tables, festher-beds, stoves, chairs.
pictures, etc, etc. sale 10 commence at 10
O'Clock q. N. JOSEPH ARNOLD.
Meyers 4 Arnold, Auctioners.
CAIRO, May II, 1873 o.IsH
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SALE OF EQUIPMENT STORES


There will be sold at public auction to tho
highest bidder, ut 10 am, on Thursday.
May 20. 1873, at the naval station, Mound
City, quantity Of naval equipmcn, stores.
in part as follows, viz;
IL anchors, 9,2ss pounds.
chain cables.
4 hawsers.
set scales lcounter).
=" I" PLATFORM.
s. yards cotton canvas.
And large quantity of misce llaneous arti-
cles, such as: Wire and MANILA rope. boat
awnings, rowlocks, double and single blocks.
lamps, old juok, 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 removed from the
station. otherwise they viii revert TO the
government.
i'y order OF the commandant OF station.
FRANCIS T. GILLRTT
a-lh-tf Paymaster L. 6. Navy.
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UNFORTUNATE NEGLECT oy p,,y

y
MI. james johnson, the gentlcmanly-you
bet-agent of the Illinois, Central Railroad
company In this city, sent US. on Saturday
last, new time schedule, and requested Us
to notice the changes and inform the public,
We neglected to do 50, and the consequence
was that, on Sunday, Mr.. William James. a
colored gentleman, missed the train. lie
was going up the road to Join himself in
wedlock to Miss Dinah johnson, and he was
OF course greatly disappointed lie is going
to commence suit against the company for
unjust discrimination, although be was adj.
vised by celebrated lawyer of thi, city. 10
70 after them for libel. He will also sue Tur
BULLETIN for assault and battery, with in.
tent to commit burglary. because of the
neglect on the part OF this paper TO make
publication OF the change that had been
made in the time of the departure of trains.
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The marvellous superiority OF the Ayerill
Chemical Paint Is established beyond cavil.
Beside the numberiess min1r Jobs on which
has been used, we refer with wsrrantable
pride W houses OF Messrs j. b, Phillls, A
ASckie' A. NJ. Cundin aud Mrs sti,cs. Time
can only convince our fellow citizens OF it,
chiefest merit, darabity We speak that
which we know, when We unhesitatingy AZ
Arm thst one thorough Painting with the A.
q. r. will stay on, and maintain it, brillianc,
swiss ~ long ~ similar coating Of lead and
oil. For sale mixed, ready for use, in ali
eolors BY N. Y. Way d Co., general commits.
sion merchants and agents tor the Iron Bug.
" company, Sixth street, between Wash.
lpgteu and Commercial avenues
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RELIGIOUS.

The ceremoniss1st the catholic church
on Sunday were Of more than ordinary in
terest. The most impressive, perhaps,
was that ofsolemn high mass which was
celebrated at Iol o'clock. The Rev.
Father TalleY from Cape Girardeau act
ing as High Priest or chief cele.
branti The singing on the occasion was
furnished by the best talent of the city.
and We would be unjust in our notice did
we not refer to the excellent singing Of the
reverend gentleman from the Cape.
Possessed of splendid voice
the special gift Of nature, mellowed by
the refined teachers of cultivation and
practice, and presenting unusual attrac-
tions OF person and manners, he is a genu-
inc type of noble Irish priest and every
way worthy OF occupying high station
IN the community TO which he belongs
AT proper time, cessation Of ceremo.
ME took place, when he preached an able
discourse on tho Immortality of the soul.
lie Is good preacher and adding to the
elegance OF composition clearness Of
diction, propriety of infection,
and ell the graces Of gesture and delivery
does not fail to create a lasting impress
sion on the minds Of his hearers.
In the evening confirmation was ad-
mini:tered by tue limp to a host of
children neatly a.tired for the occasion
And at o clock he delivered good lee.
ture on the necessity of praying for the
dead that they may be loosed from their
sins Bishop Baltes is known, throughout
the state as one OF the best theol0glans In the !
church, and we could not but admire dur.
ing the course Of his lecture that facility
Of expression so peculiar to every speaker
thoroughly acquainted with his subject
We would be glad to hear him again. At
the conclusion tho benediction of the
blessed sacrament took place and thus
ended the solemnity of the days services
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Fun ERAL SERVICES


The funeral services Of Mr.. Charles c.
Mum at the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning were attended by tremendous
concourse OF our citizens. Every inch of
room was occupied and many failed 90 find
seats. The sermon was preached by Rev.
IL b. Thsyer and was published yesterday
on the first page Of the sun L, was de-
livcred in an elegant and impressive man.
ner during which the speaker had
the marked attention of the au.
dience. The music was beautifully rem
dered blythe choir, and was most excellent.
The entire services were nournful and
touching beyond expression. The heart.
Of those present went out in great sympa-
thy for tho stricken young wife, and his
grief burdened father who has los. the
PRIDE Of his heart, his only son. and for the
aged grandfather, who, while him.
self nearing the portals of the
great hereafter, commits one af
ter another Of those who are desrcs. to
him to the cherries tomb, in hope of inn
mortality ami eternal blossedness. In
fact, the sympaibies of our citizens are
heartily given to all tho relatives, while
each who knew "Charie," AS al were
wont 10 call him, silently mourns the loss
OF a good friend, kini-hesrted, generous
youth, devoted Christian, and a model
young man.
At u o'clock r. m, large procession
moved from the church to the c. RR
depot where the remains were placed on
train to be transported 10 Chicago, whore
they will be inferred in Rose Hill cerne-
terry.
Good, true, noble heart, farewell Nav
the flowers bloom above lis last resting
place, and his memory be green with those
that loved him until the Las, trump shall
wake the sleeping csskes to immortality
-lSun.
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new hotel has been opened in the large
house located on the corner Of Seventh
street and Washington avenue. II will be
known as Biown's hotel, and proprietored
by Mr. Brown, whose reputation as hotel.
keeper Is wei-known In this city. The
house has been thoroughly renovated and
refurnished, and is in every way first.class.
The tables are at all times furnished with
the best the season affords, and the charges
liberal, being only I'll - per day. Mr.
Brown solicits and deserves share OF the
public patronage. b-litf
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FINE LAUNDRY WORN.

Mr.. Lettie Coleman takes this method Of
informing the public that she is now pre.
pare TO do all kinds Of hne laundry work, a,
cheap rates. Fluting, crimping, etc, done
at small advance perdozen on plain clothes,
Families and individuals will lind 1t 10 their
advantage to take their clothes TO Mrs. Cole.
man. Residence on Fourth street, south
side, between Washington and Commercial
avenues 5-I5-lm
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COMMERCIAL HOIEI.

This popular hotel has been rciitted and
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, will
always ind them at the Commercial hotel.
Rates OF board have been reducted a. fol.
Iowa; Day board, 81 30 per week; transit,
sl 30 per day; board and lodging, from 50
to Z, per week. If
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

As warm weather Is approaching the
lovers OF Ice cream will he glad to learn that
rcfurni-hed, in elegant style, their ice cream
parlors. Their mammoth soda fountain has
also been put in running order, and nothing
Is wanting about the establishment TO make
the pleasure and comfort Of their patron,
complete ..Ia.,t
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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.
spie millinery goods. She has one hundred
anu MY different styles Of hats and bonnet-,
beside large assortment, OF ribbons, flow.
err and notions OF all sorts, all OF which vii
be sold ut the lowest prices.
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Communicated
DIED

NomillunlCatcu.J
DIED
In tins city Monday morning, May 10, at
O'Clock, Annie Margaretta, daughter of +
A. Burnett, and granddaughter of Charlie
md Hannah Lame, aged year and
months.
Dear little Kettle was a sufferer six week.
with whooping.cough and measles-our Iii
tie rosebud bIoomed but q day. and IA
joined her mother above.
When we see q precious blossom,
That we tended with such care.
Rudely taken from our bosom,
How our aching hear is despair!
Round its little grave we linger.
Till the setting sun Is low;
Feeling all our hopes have persisted.
With the flower we cheri.hed 80.
We shall sleep but not forever.
IN the ioue and silent grave:
Blessed be the Lord that taketh,
Blessed be the Lord that gave.
In the bright, eternal city
Death can never, never come
In his own good time hen call lis
From our rest TO home, sweet home.
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SALE Or SEKNlCEABLE AND TNSER.
NlcEABLE ORDNANCE STORES.
~. buREAu OF ORDNANCE,


Navy Department, April 20, 1873.
There will be sold at public auction ia the
highest bidder, atl2 m, on THURSDAY, NAV
.oth' ie'7' al the naval station, Mound City,
Illinois, quantity of cannon projectilcs and
miscellaneous articles Of ordnance, ia port
as follows, viz:
81 81 pdr Parrott rifles.
"a 0pdr Parrot rifles.
80 pdr Dahlgren rifle.
$50 ndr Dahlgren rifles,
2S 80 pdr cannon.
40 eight inch cannons.
six inch mortar
large quantity, about III tons. OF ten
inch, eight inch, - pdr, 30 pdr, 90 pdr. 10
pdr' and thirteen inch mortar pr oiectiIos
ana miscellaneous ordnance Il Orc., incIud
ing lot Of scrap bronze.
Terms; Ten per cent. IN poycrpmor,
funds on the conclusion OF the sale. and tho
remainder within ten days, during which
time the articles mustbe removed from tho
station. otherwise they win revert TO tho
government.
Hh 10 be distinctly understood that no
guarantee Will be gwen to purc ha,er. nj
articles offered for sale and noted I'm ,,o
catalogue AZ regards their exact condition
or quallty' but 1t Is believed, however. nm,
everything offered for sale Is as Represented
WILLIAM \. JEfrrRs, Chief OF Burean.
Tie above is published by oder oT ,,o
comlnandant OF station, to whom persons do. |
string TO become purchasers and wishing 10
inspect the articles offered for ,ale shorII |
apply. FRANCIS T. GIlLKrr.
6-8-dSwtd Paymaster L : Navy
---------------
salhnt, on a, 90.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

10 any and all who desire fine,
genuine French calf,kid Morocco or patent
'eather pair OF boots, CATERS or shoes Of any
OF ali oil tue latest styles, William Ehers, on
Twentieth street, is ready TO furnish them
~ the most Reasonable rate, and guarantee
good stock good hts ana perlec, satisfaction.
h-I4.lm
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. s. SIG. SER. UBsEhvER's OFFICE. !
CAIRO, May 10, 1873, l0:ll pm.
Barometer 29Is.
Thermometer - degrees.
Wind, west, velocity mile per
hour.
Weather, threatening.
Maximum temperature last ~ hours, al
p. m, 50 degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours, at
q. m, "a degrees.
Prevailing wind last - hours, south.
Total number of miles wind travelled, last
"a hours, 50.
DAVID W. HARSETr. Observer.
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NOTICE.

saleon-keepers and all Others are hereby
notified TO sell no more liquor TO my hus.
band, Thomas Winters. Any person selling
iquor 10 him after this date will be prose.
euted TO the iull extent OF the liquor law.
JOANNA WINTERS.
CAIRO, May II, 1873. 5.ls-2w
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DOGSi DOGS Z

Notice is hereby given that on aud after
June ], all dogs and shuts found running at
large, will be killed by me or under my di.
recuon, unless the required tax is paid on
the same. will receive dog tax ON and
after May IS at the city clerks office.
a-lstd WM. MCHALE, City Marshal.
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Mr.. j. NJ. Moskovics, the enterprisin Z
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 fun OF the choicest OF
dry goods of every variety and quality, aud
the prices at which he Is disposing Of them
are astonishngly low Call upon him and
satisfy yourself. d. If.
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Window screen wire, water-coolers, zero
reirigerators, toilet sets, bird cages and
general stock of tin and Britannia ware, also
good supply Of the celebrated Charter
Oak cooking stoves at lowest figures No
1870, Commercial avenue.
CIV. HENDERSON, Cairo, Illinois.
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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, anl every
package warranted pure.
Alb If. CoFFEY, PACE & Co.,
No. 30 Ohio Leyee.
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BUSINESS HOUSE FOR RENT.

On Sixth street between Commercial and
Washington Avenues, suitable for milliner,
dress-mAker, tailor, timer, harness-maker
or grocer. Rent, sl2 ~ per month, paya
oie In advance. Apply to
62t3t r. +. DAVIS.
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NOTICE.

saloon-keepers, and all Others are hereby
notified to sell no more liquor OF any kind
70 my husband, Jack Conners, or they will
be prosecuted 10 the full extent of the liquor
law. CATHARISg CoNNERs.
CAIRO, May IA, 1873. j-l5 u.
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Just received by Matthias Il Uhl ca Ohio
lcyse. 10000 pounds c. :, bacon; 1000
pounds bacon shoulders; 10 ticrces choice
leaf lard new potatoes; new beets; new
turnips; " onions. 1-li-Gt
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5.lo-dlnn

burger has just received AMI opened n
large stock OF damasks, napkins, towelings,
etc, ETC., all Of which will be sold cheaper
,h"- thy can be bought anywhere else in
town.
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FOR SALE.

A house, s rooms and b closets, with one
lot and half, corner Of Twenty.irst and
Poplar streets, on easy terms. For further
information, apply on the premises
b-2O-im
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ANNOUNCEMENT,

We are authorized to announce that
David j. Baker is a candidate for Judge OF
the rwenty-sixth Judicial circuit. Election
on Monday, June ., 1873. ii
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Bird cages, flower baskets, wire cloth
riddles, sand screens, rakcs, hoes, shovels,
spades, spading and hay forks, step and ex.
tension ladders, wood pumps and general
assortment of tinware, stoves aud house fur.
| nishiug goods, at Halley's. i-24 lin.
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The Burnett steam cooking vessel, the
National American and Epicure broilers,
the Dudley spiral gate and door spring. at
Halley's, les Washington avenue. 4-2i I'm.
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The mosquitoes, knats, flies. bugs and
humble bees, are coming, so prepare your
self by covering your window with wire
cloth from Halley's, you can sleep without
oars, ana dine without lltes. 4-2i In
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Pure cider vinegar, double strong. war
ranted to preserve pickles, for sale by the
barrel, and at retail, at II. C. Thielccke's
rocery store, Washington avenue. betw, en-
Tent and Eleventh streets. 5.lltf
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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.
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ENVELOPES.

Fine white; single and double \ amber .
single and double X Canary, best quality of
manila, blue letter, etc, etc. $1,000 for
sale, printed o. % 90 to . 90 pea ,uousanu,
1t the BULLETIN OFFICE.
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The most beautiful percaies, jaconets and
other white dress goods ever brought to
this market, can be bought tor exceedingly
low prices at Burgers.
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Burger ho, just received a iull line of
summer dress goods of every description,
which will be sold cheaper than the cheap.
est
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TIE BEST SHOW TRAVELLING.

The Great Chicago Show has come
and gone. and we are bound. in justice to
the management of that concern, to say that
IL is, beyond all doubt, the best entertain.
ment of the kind that has exhibited in TIN.
city for years. All the appointments of the
entertainment are complete in the broade-t
sense of that term. There wa. no DELAY be-.
tween the different periormances-every-
thing being So arranged as to have the diff
ierent features OF the show follow each 9th.
or In quick succession. The stokes family,
with their trained horses, form not the least
OF the good parts OF the show; and the riding
of the trained dog i something, TO LAY the
least, new and novel; but the most prominent
feature of the circus performance is the
bareback riding OF Mr.. Robinson, who il
acknowledged to be the most expert bare.
back rider in the world. lie accompli,hss
many of the most difficult feats with 50
much ease, rs to relieve the audience Of all
that fear usual on such occasions, where,
II the rider should be thrown to the ground
aud manned and mangled, it would not at
all surprise the audience. Mr. Robinson
Justly deserves the renown he has won for
himself throughout the world, for his SUI
perior achievements in bareback riding.
Taken oil In all, we are free 10 say, we be-
licNc the Great Chicago SHOW" TO be the
best travelling exhibition now in the United
states
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Burger Is now Offering for sale splendid
assortment Of dress silks, Japanese suitings,
etc, etc, at the most reasonable rates.
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Parasols and a large lot of custom made
boots and shoes are sold cheap ut Burgers
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Swiss muslin', tarletons, French and Ham
burg embrodcries at Burgers. Great bar
gains.
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a A regular conyocation OF Caro- r.
~ A. Chapter, No. II, will be held at
Masonic hall this Tuesday evening, May
20, at Il o'clock. Visiting companions are
cordially invited. r KoRsMEYER, Sec'y.
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Selling Of at cost at Moscovics'. 5.9'f

All kinds Of linens, laces, edglngs, and
trimmings Of every variety at Burgers.
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A new and beautiful assortment OF grena.
dimes are now for sale at Burgers. Call and
see them.
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II you want good goods at cost, go to Mos
coyics; Washington avenue, near Tenth
street.
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Noscoyics /. selling on a, cost 5.2
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New stock and new styles OF wall paper
paints. oils, window glass, ETC., etc, at b. +.
Mcigs' new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Call and see the latest
styles in wall paper before purchasing else.
where. die
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

1 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ANNA, HIS, May II. 1873.
Sealed proposals will be received untH
O'Clock p. M, on the 18th day of July neyt
Tor the erection and completion above ,ho
basement story OF the center building OF the
southern Illinois Insane asy lum, located a,
Anna, Union county, Illinois. sepcrate lid,
VIII be received tor the brick-work. ana tbc
price per 1000 laid IN the wall stated. A bonJ
OF two thousand dollars must accomnnn,'
each bi conditioned that il the contrac, I,
awarded, the bidder will promptly enter in
10 contract for the work so let. The con.
tractor VIII he required to give bond in dom.
Die The amount OF contract price. 10 Lo o",
proved by the governor for faithful com.
pllance OF the terms OF the contract. phms
ana specifications will be on exhibition ' ",
the office OF the commissioners in anno at
|, after the first day Of July next wier n
blank proposals can he had. The commi.
all DIS 4 II SIrRGEss, ""'
k,,,o, HIRAM WALLER, ICONS
o'io io'' JlN>E Bishop,
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Groceries generally, and vegetables of all
kinds, always fresh, at Parker 4 Alleys.
j-l1 20.
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To rent q small house. Address
y. L. ROBINSON.
tll.u Cairo and Nincenues Railroad