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Xlrive&.

Steamship Gen Meade Sampson from Kew for
5th inst, to H Ludwi gseil-2d dist
Bark Asphodel Stone. from Rio de Janeiro Oct
to naster-1st dist
Italian bark DOmenicO LanatO, fsOSaSCO, from Cett
Nov =. to master-2d dist
Schooner Gabriel Anne, VERNE. from Upper Feast
50 mastel-2d dist Z
TOwBOATs
Harry Wright. Wright, from the Passea-bronght u
Ia,ks AsphOdel ana Domenico Lalmte
VS. Pike. Brown. from Bayou Sara
Marie, B,ssett from Lower Coast
Warner, Fisher, from Cincinnati, with barscs
Lizzie Hopkins Dupuis from Donaldsonyilp
RI Bryarly, Scovill, from Shrevepors
st Mary, Probst. from Fort Jackson
Katie. Carleton from ChlcOt City
Bertha Bruner, Wenzell from ouachita City
= l. Hodge, McElroy. from Baton Rouge
Mary Ida Reynaud, from Convent Landing
Walden. Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Wawenock. Gleason, from Bonnet Care
Seminole, Dalferes from DonadsOnve
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Alice from Amte river
Steamer Anlite, tYOm Pensacola. via Mobile
Schooner Galeas. from Wolf river
Schooner Mary LOnise, from Pasca.Ouls
Schooner JalOIse from HansbOrO
Schooner ROsavia, fOm Bay st Louis
Schooner Olaf. from Pasca"oula
Schooner Josephine, from Tcheiuncta river
Schooner Try Again. from Pearl river
Schooner Monterey. from Blind river
Schooner Bontouca, from BOnfouca
Schooner Perseverance, from TangipahOa
Schooner Jos Edwards, from Biloxi
Schooner Geo Eike from Tcnef,ncta river
Schooner Elvira from Pearl river
Schooner L b Wakeman. from Fish rivey
Schooner S Il Simms, from Ticktaw
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Clara No 2 from Biloxi
Schooner Rebecca, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Antonio X. from PascagOula
Schooner Geo Pandely, from Blind river
Schooner Modesto, from Tchefincta river
Schooner Keno, from Pearl river
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Brave little rebels-The young ladies Of the
Upper Girls High SCHOOL.
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared YeeteFday.

QFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Tuesday Morning, December u. !
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN TUESDAY DECEMBER 49, 1874

G C Decker, Memphis 7 NJ Broderick, Texas
RIP Poole Ala Hy Booth, =.
G C Schulz. NY Ut Brown, =.
FIN Lawler. Coast j Lautry, -.
JOS Lyman, La FShackleford,
Compton, Texas
CASSIDYS HOTEL
J Foster. Galveston Gibson, city
G A W Ste ,dman. La JSulhvan, Baltimore Mo
Jas NJ Cotton. La 1T Flint, La
B Wilkinson, city Al Smith, st James
Weber. St James ON Leron, st James
A B Irion, La r Mason, Baton
J Cooper, L. Rouge
I Davidson, La B Sheehan. La
W Rullup, Miss 81 Semme, Miss
W Larkin, Miss E Short, Miss
L Currie, Utica Miss c Under, Utica Miss
c W Rogers, Houston &C Packard and wife,
Tate, Osyka lower coast
S Renolds, Osyka J Mallett, Osyka
MN Wilson, Osyka LeBarm, Florida
Hieru, Miss VS. Goodall, Mobile Ala
W r Blackford, Va MA Layton, NO
C Wockel, La E Baker, Springfield Mo
r J Mallett, Miss Dodson, Springfield Mo
W Mallett, Miss G W Andrew, Miss
w Armitage, Miss T d Powers, Miss
r Lyman, Galveston OP Rush, Galveston
w Brown, st Mary La K Harrington, Miss
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BSECELONAe-Pc bri. Marirosa-3oO bales cot
ton - 800 pcs slaves
BARCELONA-~~Pes schooner John Kranz-
So, 900 pcs slaves
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Memoranda.

Memoranda.
cargo and cor sienees of the steamer Bossier Can't
Boar'iman. sunk at Upper Falls Red River:
23O bales cotton to JnO PHELPS &cn-I13 do IN e. r.
aimsley &c0-o9 Rawlins " Mnrrell-1l x + HucL
ner a BrO-73 Jno Chatfe Bro d Son-s2 r NJ San
didge &r0-12 G w Sentel &co--gO Richardson &
May-22 i IL d j NJ Allen &cO-2l 5 d Thomas hco
bradley-4 Hirsch d Ader-2 S Gu1nble &co-l
Ciapp Bros&co--10 L Airey &co--7 NJ Green.
WH'd q Son-5 d Wetmore-2 S G Wilkerson-9
I1ensnaW, Canmack &co--1 Male & Cammack-l
II Mullan &co--2 NJ Putnam-l RelIe""1 I
McEiroy-l TonpkiDs--6 Peet Yale & Bow
lin2-6 X e. W Adams-27 Claiborne Gco~53 to
J w BurbridQe Coos Post e. HObby-l Wvche 4
Morgan-l f Hatrel-Total y32 bales cotton
By Cable.)
Havana. December 13-To j. M Witbera>em
Ag.nt. No. 90 Carondelet street: The steamship-
Wilmington sails this afternoon at o clock.
LAWTON. BROS.
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Misunderstanding Orders.

Ship Coronet, Bryan, from Havana, to master
Ship Minnie ii Perry, 80 days from Liverpool. to
Ship Tiger Miller. from Liverpool Oct Gath, to u
Shepherd AGO
British ship Birmingham Durham, from Liverpool,
Oct a. to master
Bark Hypatiae Dakins fron Barrow Eng Oct 10. to
pasteS
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fusitle-Wattinx Orders.
Exports.

Norwegian bark Leviathan, Foriesen, q days frol
a spinwailo ilb ballast, to master
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Arrived Sunday.

Steamship VIM Hews, Tripp from Havana, to
CA Whitney &CO-I\giers
Shin Protector Weisser Al days from Bristol, Eng,
to Frerichs Il Horn-Point
Ship John Ruthe: ford ONea from Liverpool Oct
H. toA X Miller &cO--Point
Ship Caledonia Potter, IS days from Liverpool, to
master-Point
Ship Felicia Adams, 81 days from Rio de JaneirO, in
ballast to master-Pont
Norw egian ship Fylgiia. Jensen, from Barrow, Eng,
Oct 8, to master-Point
Ship Chas Davenport, JONES' from Liverpool Oct 8,
to Hall Il Vaughan-Point
Bark Nigo, Laperdrit, AZ days from Havre, to
master-Point
Bark Ebenezer, Hensen. from Bristol Eng, Sept Il.
via Cardiff Oct 15 to master-Point
Italian bark SmentO NivianO, II days from Mar
settles. to master-POint
Bark Dolphin, -, 81 days from Genoa, to master
Point
Bark Areca. Hubert, 81 days from Gloucester, to
master-POnt
TowBOATs.
Rio Grande Mcclellan from the Passes-brOught
ship Protector and barks VlgO and Dolphin.
Levatlan. Sturtevant. from the Passes-brUught up
ships Felicia and Fylsjia and bark Ebenezer.
Wabash, ALI Averill, from the Passes-brOught up
ships John Rutherford and Caledonia and bark
SimentO.
Rochester German, from the Passes-brOught up
barks Chas Davenport and Area.
STEAMBOATS,.
Nick LonQworth, Msrrielees, from Cincinnati
Bradish johnson, BrOthertOn, from Lower Coast
Josephine. COzzins. from Bonnet Care
Fleta Mitchell from Grand Ecore
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Bel0w-Coning Up

Ship Forest Belle, Sutherland Is days from London,
to master
Ship Agnes Davis from Cardiff Wales. Oct II, to
master
Ship Annie Burrell, Blauvelt. So days from Antwerp
to master
Bark Maria Catherine, Slausman. Al days from Am
sterdanl, to master
Bark Protector, Jensen, from Newport Oct 13. to
master
Bark w II jenkins, Durkee 40 days from Liverpool.
to master
Spanish brig Felipe Obesta. days from Havana, to
master
Brig Caroline Gray, Punken. days from Key West
TO master
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NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
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TOWBOATS.

Harry Wright. Wright, from the Passea-bronSht UP
banks AsphOdel and DOmenicO Lallate
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-21

KHHLER IL BRo.-This firm having
taken charge of their Eighth Street Yea,
Market, have ina'gursted a new system
Of doing business-a system that will DO
sure TO give satisfaction to their patrons.
Being Wholesale dealers in the meat trade
they arc enabled TO coll better meat for
less money than any other Establishment
in the city, They will do strictly cash
business, crediting nobody, and nope that
no person will apply for credit, us it will
certainly be refused. This system will be
sdhearcd to in order that they may not be
compelled to charge cash customers
enough to make up for bad debts. They
will open their shop on Friday or Sa,ur-
day morning, when will DO offered to the
public, at unusually low prices, the
choicest fresh meats of all kinds-such as
beef, veal, mutton, pork, etc. They will
also have fresh sausage for sale every
morning. They solieite share OF public
patronage. S4-5.20-Ct
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ORDINANCE NO. n

An ordinance requiring the city co
trollcr TO attend tax sales:
BE II ordalucl by the. city council "
city Of Cairo:
SEC, /. That It D. mrde the duty Of
city mptrolicr, auC III. is hereby autl
lied and empowered IL attend ali sales
delinquent taxes, oc special assessments.
bid, in behalf Of the city, upon AN lots.
cels, or tracts OF land, upofr which III
shall be due the city any lax or special
-sssnent. Provided. however, that
comptroller shan not lid on any tot, tr
or parcel Ot bind, unless there shall be-
Other party bidding The fnll amount due
city Tor tax or special assessment.
Approved Nay l1. 1874.
.tpHS WOOD. Mayor.
Attest WILL. IA iINWkGN
&. civ Cl,
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NOTICE.

Horace A. Harmon, having this day
made an assignment to the undersigned
for the equal benea! of .his creditors, all
persons having claims against him, are
hereby notified to present tho same ior
adjustment, and all persons indebted to
said Harmon are notified to call and make
settlement, or ! shall proceed TO collect by
suit. BYRON +. BLAKE,
Assignee Of Horace A. HAnnon'
Cato, Ills, May 20. so-o'|i'o'
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STEP and Extension LADDERS, 'Aha
Screens, Riddles, Sleeves, Shovols, Spades
Forks, Hoes, Rakes, Water Closet uriha's'
Kitchen and Cess Pool Sinks, clothes
Ringers, Clothes Hories, Clothes L'nesn
and, ia fact, a iull assortment OF kitchen
and House furnishing goods at A. Hal
ley's, l6s Washington avenue, near Tenth
street. oo--4.l7-lm.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE understand
that a man named Thomas North who
lives In the Upper part Of the city, last
night attem pied to put an end
to his existence by taking
an over dose OF morphine,
but was disco ,ered before 1t was too late,
and DR.. Sulliv ian succeeded in pumping
the "pisen" on I Of him. At last accounts
North was dol ng we'll.
A RACE. Yesterday afternoons out
going train on the Illinois central rail-
road bed just & OF fairly under way and
had nearly resc he'd Sixth street, when two
men, one carry ng a heavy sstchel. tev-
eral coats, an umbrella, and dozen
other articles, started on.the run from the
81 ChsrlesI to catch TN train. They ran
at the top Of their speed, but on reaching
Sixth street, the train was past Eighth
Here one Of them give up the chase but
| tho other kept on. Several rascally boys
on the rear end of tho last car kept
another boy wagishly pretended to be
pulling tho bell rope Thus tho chase
was kept up till the train reached the
stone depot, when it stopped and
the runner, who was by this time pretty
we'll tagged out, got on. Tho race was
witnessed by large number of people,
and created II good deal Of fun.
HOTEL ARRIvALs.--The following
wore arrivals At the Delmonico hotel
yesterday: w T Miller, Chicago a
Morgan, Milwaukee; Joseph freed, An
| ma, lille; j w Gibson, Houston, Texas; q
q Sones, Bloomfield, Mo Ghas Cloud
Poughkecpsio, New York; II e Smith
J d Morgan, j seigle, NJ g Railroad; II
Rankin; Miss; J A McGibbs, Thebss; Mr.
McGee and daughter, 1t Louis; + oswnld
Hickman, KY; J l. Luttrell, Hickman
| Ky; T. Boyle, New York.
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For SALE

a now house containing thrce rooms
and side porch, two good lots, cistcrn
and stable. Tho property ia situated on
Twenty-arstsircet between Walnut aud
Cedar streets. For further PARTICULAR
inquire on tho promises. 3l.5-7.lm
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Tho two story brick house corner Of
Twentieth and Poplar streets. IL for rcnt
alta low price. Tho house s new, with
good store room on first loor and dwell-
ing up stairs. Enquire Il. the Acconmo-
dation house, No ~ Ohio levee.
l5.5.l2.l2t 4 Y. WuIrr-
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ICE CREAM PARLoR.

I. B. Ellis, az the Arlington house,
hereby announces that he has oponed an
ice cream parlor At tho Arlington house
for tho accommodation Of the public
Families supplied. Ali orders prompt,
attended 10 zItI-,f
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DON'T TRUST ANY MAN

Who sayshe win pay $500 for case OF Ca.
tarrh which he falls to cure. wolco,t's Ca.
tarrh Annihiiator has cured thousands who
would have persisted without II, and my
chaseT who tries q bottle and ia NOT b.pent.
ted. Did you ever try WOLCOTT's PAIN
PAINT! BY Its use Burns never hister /; Il
stops Hssdsche, Toothachs and Neuraigi .
within i've minutes, or money refunded.
q. 9oLDsMITH, cor. 18th a Locusti sts, :.
my agent. =. Il. WoLc0TT. 3os-3-25-ow
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the subscriber, out Of the
river At tho poin: on the Illinois shore, a
black Indian pony, wLito spot in fore
head Tho owner can hsvc't by proving
property and paying charges, Jons Cox.
7J-J-l7-3t Kentucky Ferry Landing
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DISSOLUTION.

Inc partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the firm
name Of A. r, and j, 4. Zanone, In the So
loon husiness. is this day disoRedby mutual
consent. The business viii he continued BY
A, Ian0ne, who Will pay oil debts owing
by and collect AL debts due the firm,
ANTONIO Z. IAN0NF.
JOSEPH r. /ANnNE.
CAIRO, Ill.,, May lSt, lSii ~ --j3-l0t
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EHLERS,
ri

Boot and shoe maker, Twentieth street be
tween Washington avenue and Poplar
street, u prepared 70 make boots ana thoes
In ohe lstsst and most fashionable styles,
He VIII make them 70 order, old or ne W
styles % suit customer, out Of the be. and
socd supS;y On Mad nom which 70 MAJ msls .
selections. All attng OF boots and shoes
made b. nr. Ehlers Ii done In his own shop
80 foreign fitting bsing used by him.
Give hin sail, and hs win give you salts
elton.
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FOR SALE.

Secondhand clothing, watches, jcwelry,
pistols, &c, bought and sold. Also n lot
Brussels carpet furniture, IT,, for sale.
opposite Cairo aud Vinconpes railroad
depot. lSs-2-2Iul NJ. CoYsE
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WILCOX.

Ten pounds OF brown sugar for 81
pounds best coffee sugar Mt 81, - pounds
OF choice butter at 81 baking powder 45c
per ID Imperial tea Mt 81 potatoes 30
cents per peck; 81 lbs coffee Lat Wilc1x's
Block. l07-2.1.lm.
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uifiSE CiGAm.-Pster ssup, manufsc.
turer OF cigars and dealer in all kinds OF
tobacco and smokers articles, No. lo2
Commercial avenue, has on hand a stock
Of his celebrated brands Of cigars, to which
he invites the attention Of dealers in such
goods. These cigars have a widespread
reputAtian a. being as good as any ever
offered In this market, and tho figures a,
which they are sold are sure to st,rsc,
attention. He invites an examination OF
his goods and prices, and warrants wba.
he sells to be just what no represents
them 10 DO or money refunded.
79-5-l9-l2t
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We are sure our readers will thank US
for calling their attention to the very
handsome advertisement of the Excelsior
Manufacturing Co. of st. Louis, as it
would be useless for us to try to say any.
thing in favor of the great Charter Osk
Cooking Stove. The very word suggest,
the thought of a we'll cooked meal fol.
lowed by easy digestion. vigorous health
with desire to bave plenty of real work
TO say nothing OF the comfort of a happy,
contented household. dSy,,
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III IS NOT TRUE
THAT
ID r. III u l. n Il
IS DEAD.
HE IN STILL LIyIaa AND IN CAIp
His Office and dispensary at
His Office and dlspensary a,
no. % EIGHTH STREET,

Bot. Commercial ana washington avenues
IL l. true, the doctor IL one of the oldest
physicians Of The place, and his diploma,
that hangs in his office, shows that he has
been ~ years in the profession. lie Is doing
larger Office practice than any other phy-
sician, treating all kinds Of chronic diseases
81 the human system, such as old ulcers, and
all diseases Of the skim, humOrs and blood
poisons; also diseases of the throat also
all diseases OF the eyes Of years standing
also artificial eyes Inserted; iistula cured
without the use OF a knife cancers cured
by the application OF medicines; pimples on
the face removed; all urinary diserses
cured all forms OF yenereal and pri'
diseases,cured in the shortest time S,.s..a
weakness and self-abuse cured in a" hor
time.
II is seli-evldent that physician treating
cases for twenty-five years acquires great
skill.
All consultations oonhdentica, In person
or by lettea
medicines furnished at Office in
1a-23tf1 DIR. DAVID HUJTZ,
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THE MosiToR.-For the Monitor, tho
best coal Cook Stove over made or tho
Fashion, The champion wood Cook of the
West, go TO A. Halloy's, lGs Washington
avenue, near Tenth street
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MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
The Mound City accommodation train
on the Cairo and yincennes railroad will
commence running again on Wednes-
day, Goth inst, leaving Cairo 1880 e. ~.
and BIB p. IN. Leaving Mound City
l2:35 p. IN. and G.l0 P. IN. Trims will
leave from the station, corner of Seventh
street and Commercial avenue.
s2.5-lg.3t
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FOR STOVES, TInware, toiletwsre, steam
cooking vessels, broilers, bird cages Ian
ems, gate springs, gate hinges, table and
pocket cutlery, Autng irons. Also for
roofing cutters and spouting, 90 to a.
Halley's. 1913 Washington avenue, near
Tenth street. JG--4-lT.Im.
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s2.5-lg.3

LrG- For the accommodation Of per-
sons desiring TO attend tho Texas state
fair the Cairo, Arkansas and Texa- rail
road hAv" placed round trip tickets on
sale at their Office in this city at $50 90
No tickets will DO sold a, this price after
the 18th inst. 5--L-l5.3t
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GETTING EVEN.
A FEW OF THOSE WHO ACCOM-.
PLISH ED THEIR PURPOSE
ON YESTERDAY.
THE LEGAL MARKET EASY AND
TRANSACTIONS LIGHT.

CIRCUIT COURT MAY TERM, 1874.
Judge ID. J. Baker sheriff a. III. Irwin
clcrk, RS. Yocum, and 7. ii. Pope,
county attorney.
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To ALL, particularly invalids, spring ia
trying season. Indications Of sickness
should at once be attended 70. Fatal
diseases may be- caused by allowing the
bowels 10 become cons,ipated, and the
systom TO remain in q disordered condition,
until the disorder has timo TO develop it,
self An ounce Of prevention is worth u
pound of cure, is al old and truthful say
ing. Therefore, We advise all who are
troubled with the complaints now very
prevalent - headache, Indigestion, dis
ordered liver, want Of appe-
lite, nsLsea, or feversh skin,
to take, without delay, Schencks Man
drake Pills. We know of no remedy so
harmless and decisive in lie action. I.at
once strikes At the root Of the disease and
produces q healthy tone 10 the system.
People need never suffer from any disease
arising from disordered condition Of the
liver if they would take this excellent
medicine when they feel the nrst indics-
tions of the malsdy. Families leaving
homo for the summer months should take
three or four boxes OF these pills with
them They have An almost instantane-
Gus effect. They will relieve the patient
OF headache in one or two hours, and will
rapidly cleanse the liver Of surrounding
bile, and will eiieotually prevent bilious
attack. They are cold by all druggists.
9G-4-30- lm-eod
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TO RENT

A furnished house, No, 80, Tbirtesnth
street Apply to Mrs. Kate Sundusky.
5s,b-lf-Gt
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WARM, WARMER, wARMEST.

In this weather, whom the mercury in
tho thermometer has assembled in a bal
loon and nothing short of Florida cos
tune is endurAble, 1t Ia not wondered at
that people are picked up in spots, Keep
cool is our advice. Wear ligh. clothes.
In these times Of u scarcity of the "where-
with to do the thing genteel," it is a ques-
tion of great importance "where can
buy the cheapest" Echo answers al
Fsrnbaker's. Farnbakcr, the peoples
tavorite clothier, has just received tho
largest stock Of summer clothing ever
brought TO Cairo. Linen suits, So so
Goats 81. Underwear IN great variety.
Keep your lead cool above all things.
Panama hats ut Farnbaker's 81 so "a
piece.
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THE barber slop Is On sne corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where J. George Shenhouse with his gen.
tlemanly assistants can DO found at any
hour of the day or night, ready TO soothe
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with a good sham
poo. Itiss frst-clsss shop, and you are
sure of receiving arst-clsss treatment.
Ladies' and children's hair cut or curled
after the most approved styles. s-lb-tf
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MUSIC.

g. {. B15on, Director of Conservatory
OF Music, and Teacher Of Vocal organ
and Piano Music Instruction given in
MI strincc1 and wind instruments Ele-
mentary principles, thorough bass, har-
mony and counter point. Unprecedented
inducements offered. Those wishing 70
secure his services will please spply a,
the Conservatory Of Music corner Of
Twelfth stree. and Warrington avenue.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
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PIANO For SALE.-First-elass seven
and Il quarter octave piano cheap for cash,
or can DO traded for, part cash and bal
ance In dress goods; or open to any other
trade ~ addressing XXA,
VA, % Post-ollico, Cairo.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ICEl ICE! ICE!
hueE, LOOMS L. CO..

Takes grsss pleasure in announcing that
they ere now prepared to supply everybody
with lake ice Of the very best quality, either
at their houses or at the stores. Orders
should be isft at the Office, No. 90 Ohio
l~vss. 525.l2-im
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-21

MAY fLOwHR.--For the pest coal cook
stove buy the celebrated May Flower.
For the best wood cook stove buy the old
reliable Charter Oak famous for giving
satisfaction everywhere and being especi-
ally adapted to the wants of every house
hold. l keep a large variety Of other
cooking stoves, which are bought for cash
and will be sold cheaper than the cheap
est. If you want a cup Of good coffee
for breakfast buy the PIanishei Coffee
Biggin or French coffee pot. A full sup
ply of Britannia ceiFee and tea pots always
on hand. Don't forget the place.
G. W. HESDEBsos,
IL.A-2l In 100 Gntn m rcial ayn Guirn