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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24

It is announced that the price Of coal next
year has already been determined on, and that
the market will open ten cents ton lower than
it opened last Spring. This deduction is not
considerable, and will not affect the retail trade.
Meantime, the companies are negotiating with
their laborers and miners as to the rate OF
wages to be given next year. and are proposing
general reduction of ten per cent. 1t remains
to be seen whether the combination which con-
troled prices so completely this year will be
able to do so with equal success another year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24

OYSTER WAR ALL is not quiet on the Po-
tomac, if We may believe the Philadelphia
Ledger, which reports two naval encounters,
each resulting, happily, in the loss OF nothing
but success. The ''Maryland Oyster Police
sloop Bessie WooIford" recently sighted the
schooner Kate Cassidy, engaged 10 The crime
of dredging for oysters III st. Mays river.
Pursuit, resulting in an exciting chase oil eight
miles, enabled the police to overtake the guilty
vessel, and she was boarded by the Maryland
authorities. The Police Captain reports that
her name Was concealed and her number hid
den, but this seems to have been all the con-
cea!nent attempted, for he goes on to say that
"the Captain and crew OF ten, presenting guns,
knives and opprobrious epithets, the police
were "cnmpeled to Quit her. This disaster
to the Maryland marine is, however, counter
balanced by somewhat similar defeat for Vlr-
ginia The ''Virginia Oyster Police steamer
Tredegar," has been Tor some tlue warning
the Maryland dredgerS from carrying on their
piratcal operations in Pucomoke Sound. The
fhbuster schooner Cuba from Crisfeld, never
thclcss, carried hostile expedition there last
week, when the Virg inian man-of-war hove in
sight The chase was exciting, exhibiting some
extraordinary feats of navigation, but the
schooner out-maneuvred and out-sailed the
steamer. The Virginian commander then re-
sorted to the extreme measures necessary 10
such an emergency, and calling 'all hands, y
be fired the steamers gun in such manner
that it would endanger no one excepting his
own ships company, and then desised from
the chase Our readers. when enjoying their
bivalves, possibly may not be aware of the war
fare that is waging on their account along the
shores of the Chesapeake. But. Am.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24

The Baltimore American says: General
SickIes' resignation as Minister to Spain occa-
sions no regret The New York Times says
that he did his best to involve his country in a
war with Spain, aud that the recent ncgotia-
tons were carried on without reference to him
in any way-"his own bad judgment and worse
temper having rendered it impossible for the
Spanish Minister to hold any intercourse with
him at very early day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

The scarlet fever, 10 an unusually malignant
form, prevails in some parts Of England. There
have been torty-lour deaths from this disease
in Liverpool within few days.
A special from Berlin to the London Times
says that in consequences Of alarming rumors IL
regard to the health of the Emperor William,
an anxious crowd filled the square opposite the
palace. The people were assured from tho
balcony that the Emperor was comparatively
well, though confined to his room. but they re-
fused so dispense. The Standard reports rumors
were persislenlly circulated yesterday of the
Emperor death. They are undoubtedly false,
but it is certain that His Majesty is very i'll.
The Daily News reports that the hostile
tone OF recent pastorals issued by French bsh
ops have caused the German Government tt
renew its complaints to France.
Chevalier Nigra, the Italian Minister, had
an interview with President MacMahon yester-
day and proposed the resumption Of cordial re-
aions between France and Italy.
The French Peace Society gave banquet
in honor Gifts secretary, Nj. Richard, who has
just returned from a mission to Italy. A mum.
Der oil Americans and Englishnlen we're among
the invited guests, and toasts to the United
States aud Great Britain were given.
The proposed grant of money to the ex-En-
press Eugene is strongly opposed in France.
The report Of Bazainc's flight is uufoundcd.
1t is now stated that the ex- marshal Is to leave
Paris tonight for Sainte Marguerite, his place
of Imprisonment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24

The President has it is said, declared his de-
termination not to withdraw the nomination Of
Attorney General Williams as Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24
TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Bills for the quarter ending December 18th,
are now r,.sdy for delivery. All bills paid by
the lst of .nu,ry, 1874 viii b., at the rate OF
81 per thousand on AL bills paid after the first
OF .jsnnary ten per cent will he added.
dec 22-1w ). ROABUR4, Sup'E
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The President returned to Washington yes.
terday on the Western train. He was accom-.
panied by his son, COL Fred Grant, and by
Gen. Babcock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24

There is bitter fight going on between tn,
Baltimore and Ohio and the Pennsylvania rail
roads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24

DR.. Bodisco Williams died yesterday at his
mothers residence in Georgetown, d. c., Of
nnpumonio
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24

A Washington Stock Exchange was opened
at noon yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24
ALEX ANDRlA, VA.
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER "a, 1878

THE SEASON. We tender 10 our readers,
one and all, the compliments OF the season.
and wish them all health and happiness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24

DR.. VIM. G. Mayo, of Richmond, died in
that city yesterday
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commencement Exercises.

ICorresponlence Of the Alexandria Gazette
BLAcKsBUKu, Va, Dec. 10, 1873 The
intermediate celebration Of the 'Snphosonan
Literary Society of the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College took place in the NJ f. Church,
in this place, last night. The Chrisiansburg
brass band was in attendance, and their fine
music added very much to the occasion. The
congregation was large and enthu Siastic
The services were opened with prayer by
Rev. W. +. Wilhelm, Of the Presbyterian
Church, after which MIR. K. G. Gium, of
Augusta, delivered an ora,ion on the Evils Of
lutrlnperance Mr. Gilum is a graceful speak
I'll, and he acquitted himself in a manner wurthy
OF an older head. His SUCCESS in life is assured
MIR. r. B. Minor, Of Hanover, followed in
an address on the advantages Of Debating
Societies.. His paper, was thoroughly, pre-,
pared, and there is no doubt of the analytical
cast Of his miud.
The delivery of these orations made fine
impression on the minds OF all who were present
but the most interesting and exciting part of
the evenings entertainment consisted 10 the
discussion Of the following question: (Which
exerts the greater Influence over man, the love
of woman or money! Affirmative, j. b. Be-
cock aud Robert Snavey, the former of Lynch
burg and the latter of Wythe. The negative
was represented by VIM B. Tinsey, of Apo
mattoX, aud Richard Dear, ofFartax. Mr. Brcock
led off ina speech Of great force, sound argument
and large amount of genuine humOr. Mr.
1inslcy followed on the negative in an address
of great power, much wit, and conclusive logic
TinsIey will do. Mr.. Snavey came to the RES
cue of the affirmative in a manner which showed
that he had studied the subject carefully, and
with determination to win. His effort was a
fine one Mr. Dear closed the discussion in a
way that led all present to conclude that he
possessed MUD of more than ordinary powers.
He did nobly. This discussion made a profound
impression and reflected great credit on the
Socey, the faculty, and the young men them
selves.
The farewell words of McSsrs. Tinsley and
Dear, Gas they do not intend to return) thrilled
every heart, and all united in the desire that a
kind Providence would ever guide and keep
them.
Mr. c. w. Bocock, of Lynchburg acted as
President of the Society, aud, from his well
known ability, it is unnecessary to say that he
performed his duties we'll.
When we consider the short time this College
has been in existence, and the limiied means
at her command we do not 70 beyond the truth
when we say that the day is not far in the tu-
ture, when she will compare tavoraby with the
best in the land May it succeed, is the sincere
wish of u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24

Judge Hager, of San Francisco, anti railroad
candidate, was yesterday, at Sacramento, el ect-
ed u. S. Senator from California, for the short
term, on the second ballot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24

SETH ADAMS was an eccentric citizen of New
ton, Massachusetts. He accumulated wealth
to the amount of nearly two million dollars,
and has bequeathcd it, with Insignificant OK
ceptlons, all to charitable purposes. But the
queerest thing in his will is the recognition OF
nervousness as a disease, aud the founding OF
the Adams Nervne Asylum To this the
greater portion Of his estate is given. The iu-
stitution is for "the benefit Of such INDECENT,
debitated, nervous people, citizens of Massa-
chusctts," rs may need its care. The principal
curative agency shall DO the movement cure, -"
hot and cold baths, pure air, gymnastics and
genial associations OF course there are rumors
that the relatives will contest the will on the
ground Of mental incompctcncy.
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DIED.

DIED.
In this place, on Monday evening December
I'D, MARY ESTELLE, youngest child of
Frederick and Mary +. Baker, aged two years
and one month.
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NJ MARRIED..

MARRIED.
December 28d, 1873 in Washington, D. T., by
Rev stephen Hall ROBERT \. Ia 7 LOR. Of
Fairfax county, Va and Miss MARY Fl.
TAYLOR, Of Culpeper county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Dec -
The offerings OF Cattle, Sheep and COWS r, % 'rs
Calves were very limited today, with very !t%
buyers present ut the yards. W. qa9,1I G SS,:
AT to she Sheep TO &c, and Cows a1 1lo,'ins
20 to $40 per head Market duh ana urDur.--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24

Fl AT per CVu' TT"n1 VIE Cut '' TO "
Wheat is fairly active at An advance ""''
ines of 3;,S; bushels, with sales of white nj ~
and l73 for prime, and Of red ut 1870, 40 ana '''
for common TO fair, los, l6J, lG3 and l'' ~ ~,
good, 1868. l70 and l73 for prime, and 10 anu :,
for choice Corn is dull at decline OF zn"c ",
ernps of 2444 bushels mixed, with sales ri 90 ~
and ~. Rye ia quiet at 80. Oats are s'''''
offerings of las bushels, with sales at ~ - '"'
4St. O.her articles unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-24

> ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, Dec. 1 '
The market Tor live stock this week has SssD
dun with limited sales of Cattle Al to ot, ,%y
to Sc, Hog I'll to TIC net and Cows ana Cs.' n
~ 10 $50 per head, No Cows aud Ca aisr,.
demand; comm IN and inferiordull ana neg e''e
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:. .gI-Er 3. ARRIVED. -
Schr MePhee, Petersburg 70 otl"'' ="
'.H-'": t.,'a MEMORANDA o,.,
Schr E D Endicott, hence at froV'oeDS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tho barber shop is on the corner of
Eighth stree, and Commercial avpnuc
whoreJ. George stienhou.c with hi. gone
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THE CAIRO AND NINCENNES
RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO

SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO
TO
Cincinnati, indianapolis, Toledo,
Detroit Cleveland, Niagra Fails
Buffalo. pittSburv WASHINGTON
Baltimore, philidclphia New YnrL
Boston aud all Eastern Points.
CHANGE or TINE.
ON and after Tuesday, July !. 1873. trains
viii run ~ follows:
EXPIRES
Soing north leaves Cairo at ....... 400 am.
doing south arrives at Cairo at $40 4. IN,
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Going North
lie, CAIRO al 900 Am. l:3j IN. and 600 !. IN.
e'ohI. SCUM.
Ar. Cairo at 500 a. w., 20 4, IN. and 500 DIN,
The express train north arrives at Vim
ccnnes nj l22O PM, making direct connec-
ton at 1890 pm, with the indianapolis and
Nincenncs railroad for indianapolis, the
great railroad centre. from which point
trains are departing 1T all hours, for an
uOlnts IN The United states and Canada. At
i.'b3 pm with the Evansville and Craw-
iu>Nille railroad, for Terra Haute. India |
apoils. Chicago. Danyllc and all points |
north, via the Terra Haute, Evansville and !
chicogo railroad, and east via the Nandalil |
line, aud indianapolis and st.. Loul, railroad. |
Al l:55 p III with the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad. for Cincinnati, Louisville, and all |
points east, via Cincinnati
Passengers going by thi, route arc placed |
n Indianapolis, Cincinnati. Louisville, New |
York, Bostjn Philadelphia, Baltimore. |
Washington, and all eastern points, twelve |
hours III advance of any other route.
Express train makes connection at Eldo- |
RADIO with -. Louis and Southeastern rail- |
way. Tor ST. Louis, Mt Vernon illinois,. |
shawneetown, and all points between Edo |
RADIO and It. Louis.
AT Norris CITY makes close connection |
Tor Springfield, Rock Island. and all points |
on Springfield and Illinois southeastern rail. |
way ana connections.
NJ Carm with st, Louis, Evansville. Hen
Ierson aud Nashville railway line, for Mt. |
vernon lndlallal, Evansville, Henderson
lhentucky), Nashville Grcnuosscel, aud all
points on 81 H., h. IL. and \. railway and
connections.
ba.24se checked to all Important points.
;, u for tickets and information apply nj
Tue ueket office, corner seventh street and
'"ihmerclHl avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
JNo. LEI, Supt CHAs. O. Woop.
Con Pass'r and Ticket Ag't
H. ;. BUEN,InR, Agent, Cairo.
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PRICE OF TICK ETS.

Whole tickets, 5000; IIalye ,. .aOOi
Teuths. or each coupon $500; Eleven
Whole Tickets tor 100000: ~ Tickets Tor
81 ,OOO.OU; ll3 Whole Tickets Tor 100000 !
227 Whole Tickets for Slo,OOooo' No us
count on less than 800. 90 worth oi Tickets
Ol a time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third
Git Concert ~ well AS the salts,
faction given by the First and
second makes ii only necessary Ia announce
The Fourth to insure the prompt sale OF ey-
ery ticket. The Fourth Gift Concert will
bc conducted in all It's detail, like the Third,
and full particulars may be learned from
circulars which will be sent free from this
office to all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly filled
L,peral terms given TO those who buy TO Sc u
again. TiiOs. L. BRAMLEIIE,
Agent Public Library kentucky and Mana
ger Gilt Concert, Public Library Building,
Louisville, Kentucky. s-2I d-eod&wff.
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NOTICE
AGr.s. OFFICE q, d Y, Il. Il

SAIH", lI!s, July 70, 1913.
For the accommodation Of the citizens
OF Cairo, the Mound City accommodation
train will on and sftor Monday, July %,
stop Us tollows At Fourteenth stree,
twentieth street, Twonty-l0h street.
lhi''y-iourh street, and the crossing Of
the Illinois C>p,ral railroad. No one
win be permitted'op tho train without a
ticket. Fare be,wecs Seventh street Sta.
tion ana LIMOS Contra, railroad crossing
ana intermediate poihl-, live cents.
h s.e 4. zoo Zoo ' t twenty "Te' can be par-
enth street, for ono dollsr. pnst,,,,o,s
will not be permitted TO get Of or Oh ,ha
train at any points other than the aboyo
CHAs. q. WOOD
Genl. Passenger and Ticket Ag,
7-27N
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CARBOLATED COD LIVER OIL

~ described fully in the inventor. circular.
which VIII be mailed, upon application, 10
any address.
We cannot afford space to tell the whole
story here, or 10 give the numcrou, ccrtf-
Gates from eminent physicians and well
hnown citizen, tostfyIug TO the absolutely
wonderful results flowing from this great
discovery. Suffice il 10 sJyit 4, curing thou
sands Who supposed thcmsglyc, to lee 1t
death, door.
Wilson's Carbolatcd OH j. scientifically
prepared with the purc,t carbolc acid. ~
combined rs % be entirely harmless. with
SWEET NORWEGIAN Con LIVER on
From the celebrated fisheries at Aalc,und
Norway, pronounced by physician, the
most delicate, efficient cot liver oil in the
world.
II is easily taken, t0lcratedby the weakest
-iomarh-, digcst- readily, never become,
rancid, aul is almost entirely free from tl,
usual di-7grccJp DE characteristics, of cod
liver oil.
For every usc OF cod liver oil Mr.Will,ou'.
discovery Is OF the greatest value.
For the safe internal administration of
carbolic acld Mr.. WILSON, method of com
blnlng II with cod liver oil j. absolutely nee
c,sary.
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FOR SALE

Or exchange for Cairo city property. The
grocery store at the corner Of Sixth stree,
and Washington avenue. The establish
mont j. doing II good and paying business,
and will be disposed Of at bargain.
Reasons for wishing TO sell out rati-ia.to.
riIy explained to any Que wishing to pur-
chase. For further particular. inqulr. on
tho premises. $50.
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Foreign Advertisements
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED
CHALLENGES THE worth
DIR. STI ERIN A MS
CELEBRATED
SYPHILITIC ERADICATOR.

This preparation is acknowledped TO h.
superior To- all known medicine Az a sur.
and certain cure Tor syphilis in all It's form.
no matter how deplofable the condition al
the patient II isentir.y vegetable II can
be taken ~ an conditions at the syst.m ana
with safety, also. ia connection with other
medicine. II the patient desires. The re-.
clp", nom which this preparation was made
was obtained iiOm Sn old physician In south
America, IN Is22. by Or. sherman, Sr. who
mas used II with unparalleled success In the
treatment Of syphilis, not only exciting the
admiration ana a.toniShmrut of leading ciL.
Zen-. bat oi the medical faculty, and La,
saved the lives oi many afflicted when given
up ~ past hope by -kiilml and eminent ply.
-iclAHS.
one bottle viii satisfy the greatest skeptlc
aS to ITS superiority over All other prepare.
lions uow muse.
Price, o. per hottie. Sent 10 any bar, of
the nit"d Statc,by express. Prepared AMI
sold only hy
Dl.. SHERMAN,
The Great Specialist
10. D 'hiisiy Az. 81 Loui., Mo
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Use Dr. ssenry's worlds Tonic and
Blood Purifier

u is tho great household remedy, pleasant 10
ak yet potent for the prevention and cure Of
diseases. 1t is better than Bittcrs, Cordial,
'iGchu or sarsaparilla. Sold by Druggists
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Marriage Guide.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, New
tnsravings. Two-hnndred and sixty Pages,
'iiee 80 cents. Address DIR. Burrs' DIspKy.
isr, IL North Eighth Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
Advertisement.
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LIST or GIFTS.
Total, II o,G Gins, Al Cash,

aTTIVTITT- 10 -''-'-' ''' - TT''77'-
The distribution viii be- positive whether
AN the tickets are sold or not, aud the l2'Wu
gll~ all paid in proportion 10 the ilrketssO lu
all uusulI tickets hrlag DESTROYED ~ at the
First ard second Concerts and not repre-
seulcd in the drawing.
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FOR RENT

The Delta Social club rooms suitable
Tor Offices, first floor, south side Of TuE
buLLEriN building. Enquire .. this Of.
Tee. s.E.a,
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On and after Monday, September !, all
vehicles carrying passengers to and from
Cairo and the G. ~. and r. railroad, will
be crossed at Greenield's ferry 1T hali-lre,
until after the fair Mt Charleston, Mo.
9.27-lOld
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Dr. FIenry's Root and Plant Pills.

90 Mid yet thorough-no nausea or griping-en-
rely vegetable--great liver remedy. Price 20
'ents. Sold by Druggists.
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Mrs. Whitco mb's Syrup.

The great soothing remedy. Price on'y IS
,'n''. Gives rest TO the mother aud health to
he child Sold Ivy Druggists.
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Fine white; single and double Y amber
single and double Y Canary, best quality of
MANILA, blue letter, etc, etc. $4,000 for
ale, printed at 50 80 TO 6 10 per thousand,
atjhc BULLETIN OFFICE.
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

Mr.. Frank Howe is this day admitted
as II member of our firm. The name and
style Of the firm remains unchanged
CHAS. NJ. HOWE X Co.
CAIRO, september !, 1872. g.2tC.
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WEDNESDAN, DECEMBER ., Is73,
8l,Soo,ooo

divided into 10000 cash 2iits will be- dlsirih'
iltrd by lot among the tichri-holdrrs. The
numbers of the tickets Ia be- drawn from
one wheel by blind children, ni the glits
I.ap
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WANrEp--A situation a. either night or
day Waterman 10y sober, reliable man,
who has had several ycsrs experience at
tho business. Address, WATCHuAN,
"a 3t' This Office
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CHEAp RONRDING.
hSNELOf'ES.

Regular boarders at the European hotel,
Harry Walker proprietor, receive board at
the rate of S3a nov month $50 80
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WANTED An 4 No good boot.
maker. a good workman can obtain
steady employment of VIM. Ehlers, Twen-
tieth street, between Washington avenue
and Poplar street. g-3.tf
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"A book on private diseases for both
sexes and descriptive circular FOR married
women. Sent sealed for ten cents. Adj
dress, DR.. stone, liz W. Madison street
Cmcago, IN. e-2G-d-eod-l.t
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$2SO.ooo FOR 800

Ia" Fourth Grand Git Concert author
lIcd by special act of the Legislature Tor the
benefit al The puhli" Library oi Kentucky,
viii take place in the Public Library Hal
At Louisville, Ky,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Q. Is73
only sixty thousand tickets will bee sold,
and onr-hHli of thos" are intended for the
European market, thus leaving only 5000
Tor sale in the Hitrd States, where 100000
were disposed OF Tor the Ihird Concert.
The tickets are divided into ten coupons or
parts. and have on their back the scheme,
with a luli explanation Of the mod" of draw
ing.
At ihi- concert, which viii lee the Grand
est musical display ever witnessed ~ ms
country. the unprecedented sum Ot
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-07
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-07
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

CAIRO. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS X. Il.
ON and after Monday, Aug. II. 1873, trains
VIII run daily, except sunday between
Greenfield's landing and Riddle, Missouri
~ follows: