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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-29
CAKPEc WA EHDUSE.
Charities street

Charities street .....-........i II
A. BROUSSEAU
Importer, offers Wholesale and Retail
CARPFTING. 1000 pieces English and American
OH. CLOTH, Floor, Table and Enamel
MATING, 1900 rolls White Check and Fancy
WINDOW SHADES Cornices Table and Piano
Covers.
CURTAINS Lace aud Nottingham Lace
BR0CATELLE, Cotclincs. Reps Hair Cloth etc.
BURLAPS, 20 bales, various qualities.
au26 WeSa 2dp
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Ignorance is the fruitful parent of disorder
md oppression, Oily an educated people can
be free. 1t is an easy matter to lead Ignorant
voters to their own estruction and the ruin
If their neighbors. -Ne,r York Commercial
Adrertiset.
True and 'noble sentiments" these. But
We want to know what right the New York
commercial AdrertiSer has to them? Is not
that Journal part and parcel Of the ruling pow
n that has but lately precipitated eight hun
bred thousand Ignorant voters upon the
war path 'tto their own destruction and the
ruin Of their neighbors?'
Ii the advertiser has repented Of that folly
nay, that crime against free representative
GOV rnment, let it say so and condone its
oifeuse by asking pardon of the people whose
= freedom it has sacrificed to Ignorant"
,lltira ,e. If it is not honest enough TO ac-
knowledge its SO destructive error, let it be
decent enough to hold its peace. Let us
e,chew i'll our politics the Whitehall boatmen
fashion OF looking one way and rowing the
other-NobIe Register.
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rc.s Eavanaugh. the champion newsboy,
uaaSas b. return thanks to the steamer r. T.
sAe IN favom extended He says he
knesked Che spots ont of the g Times train
Roy" snd sold more BULLETINS than all The
'ahn ps,l,ars put together
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The "sniiDg army Of Louisiana is being
sccruisnd TO bolster up Kellogg in his usurpa-
ROVE Now lei the General Government stand
ny sD& sse fair play. Lot it be hands of. and
Else kak snnD wins
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The Phi1ololrcai ass is now writing to he
New Ys,k pr"ss {" ask how to pronounce
'dcf.yi~ should IT, be 'deepo" or ''dippoh?"
HHlbn Pronounce it "railroad station"
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Sassb has not gone out of town, as was re-
forsnA No ~ still dispensing news at his
heap ssws stand, No 60 Canal street All
the earAt papers OF tho country he sells for
sive OruaS each
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ms- 0eerse Ellis. the cbliging nowsdealer
e1puaas ehc Post Office, has our thanks fol
use istfss Cir phic, New York Ledger, Fireside
Cpayssio@. New York Weekly and the
TIastsni "a Police Gazette
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rSS In Cincinnati, in fit of sonnam-
twhas, shot himself through the heart and
he'd II n thought that tho fit was due to his
ssnfany '7iSmlet" Cannot some kind
pha~ntswcpist induce Beecher, Triton, and
Asw Erore Of che free-Iovers of Brooklyn @
'tsvrss f0sr or FIVE hours day to the study Of
-'yarmy,AF'
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We P1opose TO obtain and publish for FIJI
sifn rnfronce. A list Of the renegades and
'cw kslsws who join Koliogg's Metropolitan
fsNysAs for the SIS bounty viii oh no offers
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Hh! H,k H.k!

Ith,! fsE! IItk!
MARX YOUR COTTON BAL Els, SAIL CLOTHS,
AWNINGS, ETC,
With FREDDIE RICKSON & HARTES
INDELIBLE INK.
BEST!
CHEAPEST!
BLACKESTl
Price, 50 % per barrel.
TREDERICKSON & HARTE
au22 1m2dp Drug gists, 139 Canal street.
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Wo sv indebted to the gentlemen of the
s,sstins 9ec,al Club Tor an invitation to at
lead uanr festival, at tho Oakland Course, to
.ake raso Sunday. August 30. We antici-
psts a pseasssnt time.
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California Fruits,

California Fruits,
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
BLUE FRUIT STORE,
Corner of Camp and Canal streets.
have now on hand large assortment Of most
Delicious FRUITS, which, for quality and cheap
ness, are second to none i'll the market.
MY STOCK Is ALWAYS FRESH.
In tine hne of Seasonable Fruits will be found
Figs, Grapes, Peaches, Pineapples, Bananas,
pliIms, etc
also make speciality of Extra Choice TEAS,
which are imported direct, and which are sold
from Fifty Cents upward.
J. NJ NORICH,
au2} 1t Corner Camp and Cana4 streets.
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The supervisors Of Election.

The Republican official iournaD announces
the following appointments by kellogg OF SUI
pervisors of Registration for the various wards
Of this parish:
First Ward Perry r. Emerson.
Second Ward -Thos. II. Wynn.
Third Ward-Dan A. Rose.
Fourth Ward A. J. kenner.
Fifth Ward-L4 D. Lirrien.
Sixth Ward b. Roudanez
Seventh Ward n. +. Hilton.
Eighth Ward-E. V. Leclair.
Ninth Ward JAS. H. Dougherty.
Tenth Ward Michael j. Connor
Eleventh Ward-R B. Baquie.
Twelfth Ward -Thos. X, Flanagan.
Thirteenth Ward-P J. Maloney.
Fourteenth Ward w. H. Finnegan.
Fifteenth Ward-W. +. Loan.
Sixteenth Ward-Lru'd VII Jams.
Seventeenth Ward-Jact b Gerber.
Most of the above named appointees are
either connected with the Custom House,
State Government, or the Department of I'm
provements of the city.
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Tho custom which express companies have
II scEiHsg MI. every now and then, unclaimed
arscsssy,> which arc unopened, is declared
~ Ns Supreme Court of Pennsylvania to be
sscg,i and fraud upon tho right of the
s'~sar. fw Shich tho company is liable IN
lnaysy.4sy
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The art Of Cutting and Fitting taught in ten les
sons Mt moderate rates. Black Crepe made new
Also Dressmiking and Millinery OF the kafest and
neatest STYLES. MRS. HARBANATTL
625 Magazine street, New Orleans.
LADIES' HAIR STORE. ie21 Bun
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The rsor follow looks worse and worse every
fsaJ 1fndnran,o doesn't seem to help him,
'sras kE bscathing is heavy. Sea air and a
E;suss s>es might pos IDLY save him, but it is
sssxssirsy His will has been ade and his
hs~ws " PIT in order The hectic flush, the
f.aia bcw. give full evidence Of keilogg's
,~&rrf~g EOm conscience
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Hs.ss With stately dignity Ed MARI
sssacr;t. walked in upon us this morning
Sslk~ WITH New York and Western Journals
SssD Rssuv's, 10 Commercial Alley Besides
- t'souGhs ~ two carefully prepared pam
Qlsasss or ts,iritualism, which doubtless viii be
aSsd VIII interest by inquirers after the mys-
SrAl VIZ return thanks to Haley.
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Where does Kellogg propose to get the
money to arm and equip his new recruits
Will "Rebel-Skunk Clinton furnish another
$50, 900 Of the States money without warrant
Of law or will the Funding Board take care Of
u "a, 4s,-1,
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We ave IN receipt, O. invitations to attend
"a pyEo.schnioal exhibition to be gwen at the
Frn Grounds, Sundays. August 3Oth and Sep
Asaessax 6taA~ From the programme which we
hava fusefvcd, we can recommend on, read
~. Il they desire to enjoy one of the most
saSsy md hsiaiant displays of fireworks ever
s~~n kess. Aey should at once secure tickets.
When Sns display isunder the judicious hands
- suce gentlemen as Jules Zatarin. Durel
4sSneE S'rnss, Gemming and Schnell. there
nesi b ~ doubt Of An enjoyable time. The
seaaheiary. Prof. FerouiLet,i 50 kvorably
s.sws = this community, will give his able
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-29

At the Somersetshire, England. asszes on
August 6. Jane Grant, single woman, was
sentenced o death for the murder Of her child,
tour years old. by starving it. The reporters
ay that the Judge Iord Coleridge) repeated
~ broke down with emotion while passing
sentence, while the prisoner behaved with in
Inference throughout. After her rem oval
rom the court she was found to have become
perfectly insane, and she was placed under
the care Of attendants from the county lunatic
tSvum
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Notice..

ALL WHITE MEN out of employment will
please call at the office OF the
WORKINGMEN'S ASSOCIATION,
1872 Julia street,
between the hours of 9 A. NJ and P. NJ, and
have their names enrolled, and al who REQUIRE
the services of WHITE MEN will please make
application as above. Parti. can enroll their
names free Of charge. This Association IL indie
pendent Of politics.
EMILE HILLBORN
jy31 1m2dp Secretary.
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A Card to the Public,

The disastrous Are which consumed Our store
last night vii not prevent US from executing
orders as usual from our friends.
Our Office will be at Messrs. BLOCK BRTF.
TONS, No. 4S CANAL STREET.
G. M. BAYLEY Il POND.
New Orleans May 80. 1874.
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The attention Of pleasure is directed to
the announcement Of j. D. Mayer & Co. OF a
grand ball and promenade concert, to take place
vt Barnes's Hotel, Mississippi City, on Saturday
vening, 10th inst. Fare for the round trip 81,
good for three days and board for the occasion
reduced to 81 so per day. Parties leaving by
lie O'Clock train can return, if they desire on
sunday evening
The Third District Amateur Brass Band has
kindly volunteered to aid in the festivities. and
gay time is promised.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-29

tsrwe ~ man in Dubuque who is so afraid
II hyArU,'hob,a ibat he keeps his hat ful OF
neasawss,da bow 10 proceed in case he is
t.istN
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Western Produce anil Provision.

WesterH Produce anil Provisions.
800 bbls. Standard MESS PORK,
500 casks BACON, clear Sides,
90 60 90 Clear Rb.
IS .. Shoulders.
$50 half bbls. Choice Pig PORK.
100 =. :. Family BEEF.
200 tierces Choice Refined LARD
500 kegs .. :.
50 bbls
30 half bbls Choice Refined LARD.
2QO cases :. SSand
10 ID caddies.
p tierces Sugar-cured HAMS, various brands.
100, 900 lbs Dry Salt SHOULDERS, summer and
win or cured.
80 frkins Goshen and Western BUTTER.
80 boxes Choice Western cheese
50 boxes Bulk BACON,
In store and for sale by
BYRNES 4 BRO,
au.3 ,,l,,Ip - .os1.r-. =
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The st. Louis Globe has this little geo
graphical story: asst Louis may as well take
down her sign and stop trying to be anybody
B. Disraeli, Premier OF Great Britain, be-
eves st. Louis is in Canada letter from
him addressed to George Baiu, acknowledge
ing the receipt of an invitation to attend a
bridge celebration last month, is superscrbed
as follows: George BIN, Esq, St. Louis,
Canada Down in the left hand corner is the
frank Of the distinguished statesman and
author, and the back of the envelope bears
the royal seal. Some 'insignif cant post
office clerk has drawn a pencil mark across
the word Canada in the address, and written
beneath United States Not long ago Liv
erpool commission merchant Of repute printed
trade circular concerning certain CONNER
cial affairs Of the Mississippi Valley ia which
it was stated that steamboats, Of 100 tons bur-
den could actually ascend the Mississippi
River 300 to 400 miles above st. Louis.
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One point Of difference between q timid
child and A shinwrecked sailor is, that one
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-29
REMOVED.

REMOVED.
JOHN BOIS,
FURNITURE DEALER,
Having removed to Nos. 152 and 15i Camp street,
would inform his friends and the public generally
that nc is now prepared to
TAKE FURNITURE ON STORAGE
AT THE
CHEAPEST RATES.
He will also continue to buy, sell remove re-
pair, pack and ship Furniture with full guarantee.
PICTURES AND LOOKING GLASSES FRAMED
jc21 3n
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flour. Grain. Provisions.
For sale IN lots to suit purchasers at very low
est rates.
The following popular brands OF foar, Of which
| have {ar@ yck on hant 10 arrive: the
attention OF the trade 10 .uv,'eI 70 inspect the
same beio-e Soino e.sewheie:
Hincklcy Mills, ST. Patrick.
Eureka No. /, Napoleon.
Cape Girardeau City, Key West Beauty,
Sucker City, Tea Table,
Lawlers Hamlet, Western BoautY.
OATS
5000 sacks Choice Galona OATS.
CORN
300 sacks Choice White, Yellow and Mixed.
HAY
$50 bales Choice and Prime.
BACON
% casks Bacon, Clear and Clear BIB SIDES.
10 casks Bacon SHOULDERS.
10 casks Dry Salted SHOULDERS.
80 tierces Refined LARD.
100 kegs Refined LARD.
Is cases Sugar-cured MANS.
e. T. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Nos. rs to So Peter Street,
(IAte New Levee,)
And 81, So 81, 90 and 6 Fulton 6tssss,
1s-l- S-gi l:iesnA
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The reproduction by the New York Graphic
of fac sin,iles of the letters and documents re-
terreC to by Moulton in his statement is a
new feature and new triumph in the field OF
journalism. The same documents and letters
printed do not strike the reader with one half
the force as when he sees them put before
him by the Graphic process. These are not
only the words, but the individuality Of the
writer's embodied in their handwriting. Til
ton, Bowen, Beecher and Mrs. Tilton are in
manner introduced to the public, acting out
their seve.al parts. In such cases as the
Beecher-Tilton one, where written evidence is
produced, the reproduction of the documents
after the manner of the Graphic will probably
be resorted to in future. This process serves
the same purpose as a striking picture which
j illustrates some notable occurrence.
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sss'.asrssg 81 kloptomania, Burleigh, the
correspondents of tho Boston Journal. says
Won known man of Brooklyn-a man OF
rrss,Sts. and quite an exhorter in religious
sseesisss has the disease bad He will take
ssE lssahqk On his arm, walk down one of the
~vtnyasI Syay chuck in potato beet, an
'sasscs cs sS apple into his basket as he
pasxsS Along. In duo time his bill comes in. -
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In the French penal code it is provided that
ssy rsr,,oa az persons who shall combine to
rsss or dspresa the price Of articles of food
Assss' t. below what it would be in the natu-
rsi ns.sa q trade at the time shall suffer two
assshSs iseprisenment and pay fine Of not
ssss Thar. $500 nor more than $500 They
s~nGree 70 opesate with this against men who
,rsv rfSS&siAg' ''sseornefs" on grain
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McFCIUNfS' Illustrated UePIJu

5Us %,
viii be issued at o'clock THIS EVENING, and
may be had at any of the News dealers
au29 IT
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f'Aray sidndy weather to-day, Probable
.s,csssu~r
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
10 CANDIDATES.

To SECURE THE INSERTION OF An An
NorNcRNRNT IN THE BUILEIN THE PuBLi'
CATION ZEE MUST. he PAID WHEN THk
ANNOUNCEMENT Is HANDED IN. THIS RULE
WILL m STRICTLY ADHERED TO. CITY
OFFICES Is; WARD oFYIcERs, ~.
FOR CITY CLERK.
We are authorized TO announce Michael
], Howley as n candidate. for reelection TO
-. 80. et City Clerk at the approaching
city election.
EDITOR BULLETIN :-You will please an
nounce that am candidate for the Office
Of city clerk at the ensuing charter election.
ea9-S-l2-td w. h. HAWKINS.
FOR CITY TREASURER;
Mr.. EpTToR:-By reque>; OF number Of
citizens please announce my name s. a can.
tiidste for the o'1scs q City Treasurer 3, the
ensuing charssr eir,sasa-
TosSo ErvTExHoUsr-
Yek CITY ATTORNEY.
We are authorized TO announce shA, III
Watson Webb IL . candidate for reelection
TO the once Of city attorney at the ENSUING
charter eleetion.
M kDrroR:-By request OF many
citizens, plsass announce me - . candi.
date for The ofsee Of City Attorney, ..
sAs sasuisg charter election.
HARMON II. BLACK.
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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
PERSONAL.

SHrRIFr Irwin has returned from q
chase after three darkies. Hc captured
the boys. whencvcr Ham goes for a
fellow the fellow is sure TO come
MAJOR WILSON, of the c. L V. rail.
road, returned 20 the city yesterday. lie
has been in attendance upon tho freigh,
aad passenger agents convention lately
in session q, Indianapolis.
Col SAYFoRp bears the blushing hon
ors o. member Of the board OF edues,ion
-i,h becoming uodes.y. He don, ieel
proud; hus then he WAS once city
father, fse. that furnishes an explains.
lion Of bis indifference to the hoaots
shove.sd upon him on las: Saturday.
JACK ALDEN, Of the .vienns News,
Was in the city yesterday. We knew
Jack in Springfield and We csn testify
that lie is very proper man. lie WAS
our church companion, and in his com.
pany We attended all the numerous
temperance meetings tina. were held in
that intoxicating village las. winter.
DR. CAsEr, one of the able representa-
tives Of the adjoining senatorial district
in the lower house Of the general assem-
bly,, was in the city on Saturday, bu. did
no, show his beaa.iiul coun,ensnce 10
THE BULLETIN. The doctor was one Of
most popular members Of the house and
had . great deal Of influence With his fell
low-members. He knows how 20 ZEE. up
things, and would make al eKcell.n,
membs, Of the lower house Of congress
from this district. His Democracy can
no; BE doab.ei, and ye: be /, TO, one of
the hold-back politicians.
Ton WINTER, the .G.za,,e' declares, &.
. married MAJ snd congrs,uls.e. him.
So DO ~s, sni ~ish him 3 fcur-horse
wagon lot1 Of happiness. We are
temple! 70 '.a ito rhyme. We viii if
vs de il tie ..;Amp.
T.sa Taa.- layI "a 81 aI..
USes -, a. La. sft.. -4-,s.
Tn,t -eI.sy N...s.-z. s-l-h Z SyraT
Ha. 9g-.zI AZ ;-i-,ss;a-1- 3sT.z
IT, Ave 1-1s5- rs ssz:!. hszd.
he I'D oornpialrI un:s tie trees.
i.4 voscss Of regret hard
To sob sloaZths Sstdsaet bFe-zs.
Bs,yoa. Zss Winter. to your hride
WIN take the sunshine, no, the iro,.
And all the ice in bach'lor ways
IN her devotion will he irsi.
Ths Winter Of her discomfort
Tom WinIer you can never Je
And, brish; With bliss Of married love,
Your lives will both be summery
May Winters fss, ne 'er nip the bud
Tom Winter Of your nupta! JOY
And every year-or two-be made
Bright By a baby girl or boy.
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Go TO tho Atheneum tonight.

Between twelve and one
o'clock this morning, burglar broke
into tho residence of Mr.. q. Close and
entering tho sleeping apartment where
Mr.. and Mrs. Close were in bod, stole a
fine gold watch and a pocket book contain
ing several dollars in currency from Mr.,
Closes pocket. Mrs. g., waking up, dis
covered the rascal, and aroused her hus-
band who rave chase. Ho made good his
escape, however, and Mr.. Close is short
watch and currency. He could not
give description of tho burglar
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-07
OUR SCHOOLS.
RETAIN THE PRESENT TEACHERS
If POSSIBLE.

| II Will DC SlaIINlng 70 tue reAIers OF
The BULLETIN 10 learn that the public
schools of Cairo are, a. the present time,
in most hourishing condition, and that
under their present IN engagement, improve
ment and progress among the pupils in
the various grades are the marked char
ac;eristics, and tina. high standard of
excellence pervades all the differ
en-. departments.
1t is rarely the case that so many really
able and competent teachers are employed
| 10 80 small. radius rs are now following
their chosea avoca.ion within the limits
II cur city. And when We say compe-
.an:, we mean no: only those who are IT.
ted By education for this pursuit, and who
follow !. from inclination, bu: those who
have natural facility for impsrling in
formation to o.her., wi,bou. which, No
one, no rns,ter how we'll educate J, can be-
come successful teacher.
To Prof. Alvord, the superintendent. of
our schools, the people of Cairo owe
much, for it hs, been through his untiring
zeal and energy that our schools have
been placed in the excelleD. condition that
VIC find them.
The higher branches taught in tho high
school, to which Prof Alvord gave the
greater part of his attention, embraces all
the varied sciences usually taught in first
class seminsries and it has been the aim
of the professor not only to give his pu-
pills theoretical knowledge of the differ
ent branches of learning which they are
| pursuing, but at tho same time to
make them practical and accomplished
scholars. Tho system of imparting in
struction adopted by him is eminently
calculated to develop the minds and per-
captive faculties OF tho pupil, qualifying
them to move in any sphere in life in
which their lot may be cast, with credit
and honor to themselves, and to the advan-
tage Of tho community in which they may
in after life reside.
| W hen we began this article, it WAS our
intention to pay our respects to each of
tho different departments of our schools,
giving short account Of tho branches
taught IN them and by whom, but owing
to tho amount of labor required to make
the changes in tho 'get up OF The bull
LETIN as it appears this morning, we have
found it impossible to do SO at this time,
| and do both teachers and pupils justice.
This much we will say however, we be-
love tho board of education can best
please tho people of Cairo by retaining as
many of the present teachers rs possible.
Prof. Alvord and his entire corps, Miss
NJ. A. Hawkins, Mics Womple, Miss NJ.
Hawkins and Miss Ross, teachers in tho
high school building Miss Phillis, Miss
Aubrey, Miss Houston, Miss Krat-
Finger, Miss Thompson and Miss Mckee
Of the Thirteenth street school !;
Miss Rogers Of tho Eleventh street, and
Miss Wslbridgo of the Eighteenth street
schools, all have proven themselves ex-
cellent teachers, and we believe it the al
most unanimous wish Of tho public that
they be retained if possible.
Tho colorod schools are Alison in II pros
porous condition, and we believe it would
DO bad policy to change tho teachers in
them at this time.
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Mrs.. n. Swandsr has just filled
her sore room with . line stock of
spring millinery and all kinds of fancy
goods and notions. Her ready trimmed
Aass and bsnnsts surpsss anything ever
brought 70 Cairo; the young and the old
lay, the bride and the widow will find
snoeg them Just what she wants in the
way Of . hat or bonnet. Mrs. swander
~ elso brought beautiful assortment Of
Aovsrs and trimmings, sash ribbons, col.
lass, usdsrslssvss, etc, etc. Tho ladies
ass especially invited 10 call and examin,
eeeds end prices. All goods marked il
ploAA ASures. l7-4-6.lm.
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-Wn. Ehlers wishes TO inform the pub
10 that he has just received 3 large stock
Of imported French calf and Morocco
Leather from Adolph Nickel, OF Cinc,n-
natl direct importers, and he can there
fore warrant oil his work 10 DO Of not only
the best manufacture, but Of the very
best material. Any one who desires f no
Boots. Shoes or Caters will find it to
their interest 10 call on Mr.. Ehlers ut his
shop, 10Th street, and examine his stock
and styles before ordering elsewhere.
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