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followed held up 10 the worlds gate

Followed held up to the worlds gate
~ perjurers, brihe taksrs and trail
tore. The sunshine DC incestigutioa
b felt al other placss-ia kansas, in
California. In Nevada, IN Missouri,
everywhere, hi fact. This Is why
we said tho prospect before Us is
brigstcr than IL has been for man,
y lars. Unless tho masses hatu be,
eoac horeiessly corfi,tt, the counfry
may yet DO saved. Politicians have
been compelled to relax their grastt
upon Tho ti.roats OF the people, and
they hcg.n oacc more To breathe
freely tho atmosphere Of liberty. Buf
now is the limo for The people to act
promptly and vigorously. A reform
has been commenced which must be
Kept going. These osaciai invcstisa-
lions must DO extended 10 every nook
md corner of Tho land, so that the
sviis which threaten u safety may
be dragged 10 the light ofdsy. II Is
Tor tho people to rise up aud cay his
shall be done, and il will be. II tho
people remain passive, however, thay
may rest assured investigation win
be clicked OF, aud affairs will fall
back into their old wcll-worn CHAN
ne,s. Tho people throughout the cr-
tire country should come together, if
possible, Irrespective Of party, aud
manifest their sympathy with the
reformation 30 auspicioasly COM
mcnced by mass-mectings. by aa-
dresses, aud more than all, by their
votes. beginning at home. let every
community purge its own household,
| with the scoursc of popular indig-
nation driving the vampires of Ger
ruption from the holy temple Of Our
iihc,.ies, and by the time the ccpten-
nial of our existence as n nation
cones around. we may nee more
stand erect before the world q regen-
Grated people, ready to carry for
ward tho grand work of freedom
aud civilization which Providence
has committed to us to do.
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interesting to Every One
DIR. KITTO'S
illustrated fiiStOry nf thu R;hlo

> now being circulated in this town, and ac-
Il cordiny To the testimony of ministers and
learned men every where, this is the most ynIua-
PIE work ever issued in explanation of I'M.
scriptures, for SO reasonable u price. We know
ONO ether work ever offered, that has mad su,h
IN extensive sale or is giving such excellent snt.
istlction. This Is but a just comment mon one
oi INC most valuable of books. Comprrb.ndinr
A. n !. u0.s, not only u history of the old and new
ies.aIhrnis, but that Of the Jews during Nm. f,nr
nIhnf.a years Intervening; Including also the
lille oil Christ aud his Apostles. '' "'
Il. w. RlTCHIE, Ag't.
am familiar with DIR. Kitto,s work ana
snow tnaf hts name Is 4 guarantee. of m. sxc.I'
renee OF any volume. would cor,lialiv rscon.
menu the history Of the Bible.
Pastor o.. s. Prcsbyterisn church.
concur with the above statement,
iiuiiy concur with the above reconlmen,iafious
%. II. SrLPH, Pr, b. n. CoiIege.
III FAMILIAR with the writings OF DIR. kitto,
r rnu most cordially the work 70 the
""S Pupuc. II. TALhIRD,
r. Pastor LIST i3aptisf church.
knowing that DR.. kitto's work are very yalu-
aple, ! can safely recommend this book to The
coEhdence OF the public. j II. UYERs,
Pastor lst PRESBYTERIAN church.
lr hitto's eminent Biblical attaiunients are q
sninctsnt guarantee OF the excellence OF his work.
l heartily recommend Il, and wonld be glad to
see II extensively circulated. FL. BoGGs.
jan s9-im Pastor N. e. church South.
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suERIfF,s SALE IN PARTITION,


Martha l.. Swink, widow Of
VIM. SWIM. DECEASED,
Sarah i. Swink, Mary j.
Swink and Martha A..
Swink, plaintiffs,
John 81. Swink, Bertha c. Order of sale.
Swink, minor heirs and
children pf Nm. Swink,
deceased, and Joseph r.
Files guardian of 1rannei
Roberts, an insane person
and rrannrl Roberts, an
Insane person, defendants.
ID virtue of T. rrpewcd order OF sale In the
term, lsIS, of the Lafayette county Probate court.
to me directed, I wall, in compliance with sand
order, on
Wednesday, tho 5th day of Match.
1873
between the hours of nine o'clockin the forenoon
and live o'ciack in the afternoon of said day In
front of the courthouse door, in the city of Lex
ington, during the session of the county court O,
Lafayette county, Missouri, sell publicly to thu
highest bidder, on the following terms: one
thirt cash, one-thiri in tw eive months, and one.
.nira IN twen'y-four months, with lien on the
property sold and approved security for defer
rcd pa! inents, anti bearing ten per cent interes,
per aiilun from day of sale, ali the right. titi.
interest. claim and estate Of said defendants IN
anu 70 the follow Ing described real cstate, situ-
ate, lying and being In Lsfay cite county. Mis-
sonri, to-wit:
The southwest quarter Of the northwest QUAR-.
Ter, and the north half Of the ! orthwest quarter
OF Tue southwest quarter of section twelve DIR.
the east half Of the southeast quarter OF III.
nor; quarter OF section eleven an town
snip forfy.ntne a9), range twenty-eight (ls)
.asths aud excepting eight aud u half (sh) acres
tsseh Oh OF the Two Hast above described tracts
Also, tnc L0rthwes quar,er Of III. southeast quar-
acres oil The east siic OF the norit,east Quarter Of
The southwest quarter Of zection thirteen Q3)-
aad al ~ IN sownsnip f9rsy;nins tiss range TWEEN
souri,.
febi2ti VIM. YOUNG. SHERIFF
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READ IT.-We call attention to
Mr.. Ca:ron's note TO Judge Ambrose. 1t
Is brief and to the point. Up to the
very date OF the withdrawal OF his res
Ignation, Judge Ambrose gave repeat
ed assurances that he Intended it TO
stand. The only excuse given by his organs
here for his holding on to the position was
the probable appointment Of Mr.. Catron as
his successor. Mr. Cntron now magnani-
msusiy deprivcs the ring OF this contemplate
excuse. What will be the next doGger
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LEx,soroN & ST.. LOUIS r. R.

LEXINGTON & ST. Louis II. r.
The case against this notorious Institution
in bankruptcy was heard and argued before
judge Krekel ofthe u. 5. District Court at
jefferson City, on the 18th Of January. No
decisiea has US yet been rendered, but it Is
pretty well understood that the road will be
thrown into bankru tcy, which We believe
to be the very thing the.present company
wishes to be done, and has planned for
during the past year. We may be mistaken.
but think not. II makes very little differ
ence, however, as the people ere sick of the
concern aud W III not he sorry to hear Of its
being wiped out completely.
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DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Die
cover: will cur Il Cough in ome-ha'f
the time necessary to cure it with
any other medicine, and il does 1t, not
by drying it up, but by remoring the
cuu$e-subduing the irritation and
healing the affected parts. For all
cases of Laryngiiis, Hoarscmcss, Sup
preston or Loss of Voice, Bronchitis,
Severe Chronic or Lingering Coughs,
it will be found to surpass any med
ic.no that has ever before been offered
to the public. Sold by Druggists.
co.
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COOP, II 1T CAN he DoNE.-A
bill ius been pr, pared and will be offered
by representative Collins, providing for the
establishment Of an asylum for the mcdica,
treatment und cure Of feeble minded, men.
tally diseased, and iLiotic children and
adults. The bill provides for the purchase
by tho State OF property near the city of
Lexington. Mr.. Collins could not better
serve his constituents than by procuring the
establishment OF sn institution that will he II
public blessing and of material advantage to
the county.
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Susie Il. Anthony promises to ell
tighten the public in her next lecture
as TO the cause OF her chronic single
b'csscdncss. Whatever the cause
may have been, it is to be regretted
size never married. Better that one
man should have the life worried out
of lin than q whole nation should
he yeScd.
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This proposition also takes Square
miles from Lafayette and gives them
TO johnson, aud takes 81 square miles
froaa Henry aud gives them to john
son. SO that it really takes 80 square
miles of territory from Lafayette,a and
10 square miles from Henry. It also
lcayes each OF the counties affected
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eco. p. RowELLA. co.'s
NOTICE.

partnership heretofore existing between
l. GtGrIe, John and JaInes Zriler Is dissolved
ny mutual consent, and we would respectfully
GS,q0rsi that all tii"ec. indebted TO the lirm viii
please com. forward immediately aud M ke set
tlcmcnt. All these having cluins against the
arm, are also requested 10 come fJrW ard and
have n srtt!. meEt. After the latter part Of Feb
ruafy, ali those accounts reinaiulnE unpaid Will
be placed in The hands of the proper olAcer, aud
bc ordered 10 make settlement.
lir lrIn herewith tender their thanks to all
iheir friends ana patrons, aud would also state
that the business will be carried ON ut the old
Establishment, George Zeilcr having purchased
me entife TN ana stove department. while John
W Cellar has purchased the hardware, lrpa and
w9outnware department, and they respectfully
solicit 4 snare Ol the public patronage.
Ihey VIII be found at all times at their respcc-
nNc places OF business, where Tn, must trivial
of.ter VIII be promptly attended to.
| leDD-If TEll ltg Dnno
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rr.r WEEKLY TIMES, til.

TrsE WEEKLY TIMES, the
largest and best weekly paper puDlishSa
"A COM summary OF IA news o. inc
week: Id-A careful selection OF matter OF
interest to farmers and country readers;
M-Leuding editorials upon current top
les: 4th-The latest. fullest, and most cor
rect LIVE STOCK AND MARKET REPoIrsi
alphabetically selected miscellaneous anu
literary reading for the family; 6th--Gne
or more chapters OF an original storyi TIN
During the session of the Missouri, Kan
sas, and Texas Legislatures. foil exports OK
6ents. and th-Full and ~seasonable &c.
ports Of crops and other matters OF special
Interest To farmers.
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DIED.

In Lexington, Ky, ON the 10th Of January, In
The 10Th year or his use, Col. OLIVER AMBER
sOS, once u fhv0rite and prominent citizen Of
this cIty, lie removed to Kentucky during the
last Years of,he war, where he has since resided,
until h, fell asleep OF old agr. lie was u soliier
Of the war lsl2, and took gent pri,i" In Its
memories. His fcutll Ill carry sadncss to Iuany
hearts In our county.
In Pheasant Hill, Thursday, February 9Th, OF
sinai, poX, JAMES X. tGDD, son OF Thomas
II. lsuiid. of WellingtoR, aged ~ wears.
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during the extreme cold weather. Our
poor who are, unable to provide aud take
care of themselves are generally sent to that
institution for which we are taxed to keep
up. provided for all such. Blu; in ease there
are any in our town who reject protfere,l
shelter there, we do not expect the county
court to provide for outsiders. but our "may-
or and CRY council'' see after their wants;
and should Such d sad occurrence happen we
intend to place the responsibility upon
them. ant! not lay the blame OH Judge Tyrse
or any other member of the, county court
who have enough to answer rlr now, II half
they are charged With be trts..
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MARRIED.

In this county. ut "Hcmr summit I, at the
Residences of the bridc'z father, by Rev. Wni. r.
Gimp, Mr.. JASiES NJ. ARMSTRONG and Miss
MARY ZESTMYEis.
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THE TINES,
Kaps.- CIV. II
ADMINISrnATOR's NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
r E.TTER of administration with the will
- nnurA,d on the estate Of Robinson A Bar:
nett, dcrr't"C', wrr" grar'rI 70 the under signed
by the Iru''afr 'nrii, of Lafayette county, on
the | IL day &c irrc:ui,cr. lS.3.
a pea =oI.s having claims against said estate
a:c 'Iui'' to eAhtbi ii"'n for allowance to the
a MIN irt. 80. "ac YEA, alter dnte Of said
cit -, % "a ) IN ~ he lr'c!udrd from any ben
elf { ~ Il ~r.tttr, au'i IL such claims be not ex-
hill II " iihil twn ""rrS FROM the date OF said
lei. crs, they w !. b, & rc,r? AIRED.
lsui;F. 4. BARNETT,
Gbi, tdai'r with will annexed.
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WHO'S GOT TIE rHrMrLE?

Mrs. +. A.. Jacobs sold her hrirs residence
in this pl Zee last week to Jy V. Funi.tnll FOR
$500 co. Mrs. j. and iaItiIy contemplate
going TO Santa Fe, n. NJ, 10 rcssic pcrma.
Neutlv.
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and fresh, while It's editorial columns are
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every counting-room and home-circle In
the West.
In Politics the TIHEs, while being
Strictly Dezn9craic, is liberal and
progressive In Its views. It is opposed
to rfnnopolie3, and Is specially devoted to
the inteicgts Of the farmer and the pro
ducine classes ofthe West. " talks with
tho people and Is g by the laooring
ciasseS. F.r
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Your city livery men. Mcssra. Young and
Chansior, were in our tawn last Tuesday
buying mules. Several OF the farmers
brought in their stock of that kind; some
sold snI some failed to sell. They took
away some eight or ten from here. paying
from 800 90 to Sl25 90 acctsrdins to quality
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an A Icar,-Sundeys, Wednesdays, and
Fridnys.-contains all ther reading matter
and market reports of daily.
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SHIPMENTS OF STOCK.


PoindeSter Il Ish shipped to st. Louis last
Thursday. 81 steers of various ages
and sizes. PoinheNter. same time, 100
fat hogs, averaging ai,out 80 pounds.
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YEAH, contains all the local and gcno-
Dispatches ard Special Telegrams, with
full and correct LIVE STOCK AND MARKET
REPOurS.
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CLUB :
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. Lsvsrty, homeopathic physi-
clan, late Of Shswneetown, has located 10
this city and intends making IL his home
The doctor comes to Cairo we'll recon-
mended, ana refers 20 the officers Of the
First National bank Of Shawnee,own, TO
whom he 10 we'll known, having practiced
his profession among them for years. lie
solicits fair share Of the patronage Of
our citizens. 7.2O-tf
p. Fitzgerald at his rooms, corner
Fourteenth street and Commercial ave.
nue., offers for sale Guinness Porter &
Bass sles and pure Hennessy brandy,
and the genuine AGgos.ure bit;ers, all
arst-clsss cholera cures. Try them
I'll If
DIR w. r. Smith has removed his Of
fee to ,hs second story of Louis Herbert
new brick building on Eighth street, be.
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nues, where he has more comfortable and
commodious quarters. s-lo.tf
ALI persons are hereby notified not
to hsrbor or trust my wife, Cstbsrine j.
Fisher, on my account, +. l will pay no
bills or debts Of her contracting.
| SAMUEL FISHER.
CAIRO, Ills, August IL, 1873. s.l2.et
Water hogsheads for hauling water,
holding two AMI q half barrels, read y
made and for sale at the cooper shop on
Fourth street near the Mississippi levee
s-l2-lws
ID. AFTER has tho largest aud most
complete stock Of harness, saddles, brides
and strap goods in the city which he say
be will sell at bottom prices for cash an,
cash only. s-lo-lm
Phil. II Sam -anai-.. .i.. i.-o;oms
grapes evory morning, fresh from the
vineyard. He offirs them for ssle al
wholesale or retail, lo2 Commercial
avenue l4-S-tf
HALEY has = lot Of wood pumps and
tubing which be offers extra low; cal and
see them, los Washington avenue.
7-29-lm.
HALEY will offer extra inducements
for tbs next 80 days, so ss to make room
for his large order Of heating stoves.
7-2e.lm.
-Hslley's stock of fruit cans is the
largest in the market, and he has loads Of
can wax. 7-29-lm.
Agent wanted, in Alexander county,
for the Weed sewing machine. Apply TO
A. Mahan, ST. Charles hotel s.l2-3t
60 to Hslleys for good stoves and
good bargains, l6s Washington avenue
7-29-lm.
Green wood afty cents load at the
box factory. 7-30-3w
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and Gen. E., Rev. +. and DR.. q. have
gone to-lbunder. Ws expect SEINE
lively sketches from their gifted pens.
One fine morning last week, after having
been excited to frenzy by Squire HIS tan
TALKING tour TO the tosd-stools, and de-
cline in the price of corn, suddenly re-
solved 10 travel and write letter TO THE
BULLETIN. The next thing was to decide
where TO 20. II was too hot to 60 South )
am too old to go Vest, II. G,s CON-
msnd was young man go West; every
body else has gone East, so mus. take
Hopkins choice and 60 North and ! did.
But you may ask, why didn't you write
from the North and give us the results Of
your trsvelsin all their pristine freshness
Because such a proceeding would be de-
cidedly green. It's the style nowadays
TO write up lot Of letters, salt them
down, and dole them out when copy IL
short. Didn't read = letter in last week 5
| New York Tribune written by Kate
Field, relating her Fourth Of July expert.
ence? We'll, went North took the 3 &c
pm. train, which left promptly q, $50
and proceeded as far IS the stone depot
without meeting with any very remsrks
bic adventure. And rs any further recits
would render this epistle too long fol
your columns aud too tedious for perusAl
l will reserve an account of where
went, what saw, and how it affected m
for smother letter. Yours
| PRoF. SNARTRoCR.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-15
GRAND BASKET PICNIC.
EXCU RSION AND PROTECTING.
AL EXHIBITION.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1873.

The undersigned managers beg leave to
inform the citizens of Cairo that on the
18th OF August they intend giving pic
mic excursion, on the
STEAMER 7. r. ECKERT,
Up the Tennessee river TO Norton Bluffs.
A moonlight excursion in the evening, to-
gether with grand pyrotechnical exhibit
tod on the river. Both the Cairo Silver
Cornet band, and Prof. Corbetts string
band, are engaged for the occasion. Am.
pie arrangements made for refreshmen
on the boat, and we pledge ourselves ev-
erything that can be done shall be done for
the accommodation OF the excursionists
Boat leaves promptly At 7 am. Fare
gents 81 so, ladies SO cents, children "a
cents For further particulars soc small
bills.
FLOOR DIRECTORS.
n l. Wickwire, Marsh Warren, Phi
Howard, Jas A Phillis.
MANAGERS.
Jack Winter, b f Blake, w II Schulter,
Peter Ssup, Henry Gossmsn, j 4 Rem
ME
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NEW VARIETY STORE.

A. Nj. Cundin & OGll have opened a
general family grocery, provisions, no.
tions and dry goods store on Washington
avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets,
and are prepared 70 sell to their friends
and the res, Of mankind, anything from q
hogsheard Of sugar TO box OF paper col
lars. Boots, shoes, hats, csps, far', cchee,
tea. sugar, muslin, calico, thread, needles,
etc, etc. Go and see for yourself.
S-lb.3t
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NOTICE.
AGrs. OFFICE q. & V. X r.,
CA1Ro Ills Julv og 1879


CAIRO Ills, July 20, 1878. !
For the accommodation of the citizens
Of Cairo, the Mound City accommodation
train will On and after Monday, July 2s
stop as follows: At Fourteenth street
Twentieth street, Twenty-tfth street,
Thirty-fourth street, and the crossing Of
the Illinois Central railroad. No one
will be permitted on the train without
ticket. Pars between Seventh stree, sta.
ton and Illinois Central railroad crossing
and intermediate points, i've cent?.
Tickets good for twenty fares can be pur.
chased at the ticket office, corner OF sew.
en,h street, for one dollar, Passenger
will not be permitted to get of or on the
train ct any points other than the above,
CuAs. o. WOOD,
Gsn'l. Passenger and Ticket Ag.
1.27ti.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

y. .. SIG. SIR., OBsKkvRR's orricr,
CAIRO. August IL, le75, lGll pm.
Barometer 1897.
Thermometer 70 degrees.
"md' northeast, velocity 1 mile per
hour.
Wssther, clear.
Maximum Temperature i.s. "A hours, 81
degrees.
Minimum. temperature, las, "A hours, 81
degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours, northeast
Total number Of miles travelled dnring las
- houn ITO.
EDWIN GARLAND. Observer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-15
COMMUNICATIONS.

CAIRO, Ills, Angus, Is, 1873.
Editor Bulletin
DEAR SIR-Jones evidently is not an
sspirsnt for literary fame, for when be
isis--Jones lie gone-he positively asserted
that he should not write letters for publ.
cation In either of the Cairo dailies. This
na free country and Jones, Smith and
Robinson ell possess the insliens able right
to travel unshod, provided they have no
shoes, and don't stub their toes, disable
themselves and thereby become . public
burden 1t 10 extremely sggravsting to
sensitive members Of the stay at home
club especially te those who are mem
bers eI-oficio-which being interpreted,
signifies by force of circumstances.
When quote Latin l Away. translate
il TO 1T. To be constantly re.
minded by letters from Tom, Dick and
Harry who have spare change and leisure,
Of cool, calm retreats, piscatorisl per.
formsncss, sublime scenery, delightful
drives and every conceivable variety of
sour grapes. All this interlarded by com
menu and notices in the BULLETIN like
these; Mr.. A. and family left yesterday
to attend the Vienna exposition. Whs,
they propose to expose over in johnson
county is not stated. Capt. B's very en-.
pertaining letter frun Goose Island will
DO found IN smother column. Col. G.,
wife and daughter will leave tomorrow
on the narrow-guage with seven Ssrstogs
trunk Asjor D. returned home yestsr-
day from the head watsn Of Crooked
| creek with b splspdid string Of suckers
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A CARD.
CAIRO, August Ia,

NHIHVi
Editor Cairo Bu letin
DEAR SIn-Referring to my arrest and
confinement, in the Cairo Bastile upon an
unwsrrsnted charge, which | can disprove
in few days, 30 soon as l can receive
reference. from 81. Louis, where am fa-
vorably known and have resided for thirty
years, respectfully ask a suspension OF
public opinion. Respectfully,
darwin 4. MASON,
Travelling agent for the collection Of
government claims.
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4 NEW FIRST-CLASS BARBER
SHOP.

McHenry Roe & Co, Of New Orleans,
have come TO this city 10 stay, and have
fitted up FIRST class barber-shop on Com
mercial avenue in the room nextto Han
mons book store, lstoly occupied by STU
art & Gholson az $ dry goods store. The
workmen are all 6rst-clsss std are pre-
pared TO cut hair, shave, shampoo, etc, in
the very latest styles. All they ask is =
trial. They respectfully solcits share Of
public patronage McHESRY Roe & Co,