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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

AT the approaching term Of the U. S. Circuit
Court for the Easton District of Virginia. to
commence il Richmond on Wednesday the
casesof Thomas's administrator vs. The Ex-
change Bank, ct ais, is sent for trial. This is
a case of very great interest to the people OF
the entire South. The facts are briefly these:
Gen. George H. Thomas, who occupied so con-
spiouous a position 10 the Federal army during
the late war, was prior thereto, the owner OF
fifty shares of stock in the Exchange bank.
Duriug tho war all the assets Of the bank were
converted into Confederate money and it be-
came utterly insolvent After the war Gen.
Thomas instituted this suit 10 the United States
Circuit court against the directors Of the Bank,
charging that this conversion Of the good as
sets Of the bank into worthless Confederate
money was breach of Their duty, and claiming
that they were liable to make good to him The
value of bis stock. ........
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

The value Of exports at Baltimore, for the
past month, as compared with May, 1878,
shows an increase this year of $l64 $40, the
figures for 1878 being 81, $50, and for 1874
$2,64S,9 $685. The receipts of duties at the Gus
tom house the past month we're $445. lS4 SO, or
$22l, 625 IS less than the receipts during the
corresponding month of last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

SNAKES. The Wytbcville Dispatch says that
Mr. Messersmith, living short distance east
of that place, killed thirty nine snakes few
days since. The killing was done 10 short
time, and all within short boundary. The
snakes we're from foot to Ave feet in length,
and consisted of several species
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

The Rev. Dr.. Sears, Superintendent Of the
Peabody Southern School Fund, made an
hours argument before the House Judiciary
Committee on Friday against the section in the
Civil Rights Bill which provides for mixed
cab oo1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

The Rev. Thomas U. Dudley, of Baltimore,
has been elected delegate to the General
Episcopal Council from the diocese Of Mary
land
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

General Williams G. Wickham was defeated
at Thursdays election in Hanover as caudl
date for supervisor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

Out Of the ninety seven candidates for ad
mission to West Point, thirty-two could DO
pass None Of the colored candidates were
successful
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

The argument before Judge Miller on the
mapdamus case of McBlair vs.. Bond, contest
ant for the adjutant gencralship Of Maryland,
was made on Saturday at Annapolis. The
questions involved are: First-Whether the
Governor had the right TO remove General
McBIair at his pleasure without previous SEN
tence of court martial Second-W neither Gen.
McBIair was disqualified to hold the Office uu-
der the third section of the fourteenth amend
meut to the constitution of the Uoitcd States.
The court held the case under advsement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

The Chief Justice of the u. S. will hold 6
term of the u. S. Circuit Court in Richm ond
with Judge Bond, commencing on Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

Next "Wednesday the brewers of the United
States are to meet 10 convention at Boston 10
consider the relations OF their business to Cou-
gressional euactments and their Interests gen.
orally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

MAD STONE Oar local item 10 Saturday 5
paper, referring to rumor that TWO children
had been bitten BY dog afflicted with hydro,
phobia led to the discovery Of nunc mad
stone" which is owned by Mr.. Z. Z. W!og
field, who resides on 5,h street. Dir. Wing
field informs US that he has owned this stone
about thirty years; that its application to the
wounds Inflicted by the most venemouS snakes
produces instant relief, as it draws from the
wound every particle of the poison, while a
person bitten by rabid dog can always: be
saved, provided the stone is applied immediate
" after the wound is inf cted.-Lyach. Nea1s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

The Chicago journals complain of the stagna-
ton in the real estate market and the great fall
in value. .y,.E
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01
1A,IxEX.A.NDRIA, VA.
a.xa 7oi M0NDAYJJUNE /, 1874.

Decoration lDls was very generally observed
in saoanefsh e towns of the North, and at the
NaEaahas li Cemeteries 10 the south. The Penn,
sylyania Legislature has made May Both a legal
ho1iaayy:5s sNo objection was raised in any quar-
ten to The deportation Of the graves OF Conted-
crates soldiers, in the Government cemeteries
so that all received this tribute of affection
TIE United States soldiers quartercd at Fort
resJ Monroe assisted in the decoration OF the
graves of the Confederates at Hampton. ln
Washington city the day was observed as
holiday All the government and District
offices asy we're closed, and many business houses
suspended operations. Thousands visited Ar
l6pton" where the decoration ceremonies took
place under the auspices Of the Grand Army
of tthe Republic. The floral arrangements
were more extensive than heretofore. Among
the most prominent persons at the anphl
theatre on the platform were President Grant
and several members Of the Cabinet, together
with officers of the army and navy. After ma
tionsl salute, prayer and apoem, Gen. Haw
lev. of Connecticut, delivered an GRAFTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

The steamship Baltic, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sartoris as passengers, arrived at Queenstown
at 10 o clock last night-all we'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

OHOICE BRANDS OF CIGARS and
u SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCOS
at 147 King street.
je1 VIM. :. bhOohkS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE l, 1874.
SUN RosE... 4 10 MOON SITS. .."...9 +
| SUN SETS. { 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-01

! Though this is reported to have been bad
year for railroads, Poor's Manual of Rail
roads," now just going through the press, does
not show it, The total number of miles Of
roads in operation at the close of the year 1878
was 10, 65l, and of these reports are published
from companies operating 65,7l4 miles There
we're built duriog the year 1916 miles. The
gross earnings of the roads for the year amount
ed to $685., 1000, 0OO As compared with the
year 1872. this statement shows an Increase OF
.39l 10 the number of miles operated, and OF
S62. OOO, 900 10 the gross earnings. Ibis 10
crease of more than | 3 per cent. IN gross earn
inps in single year does not seem to warrant
anv conclusion that the railroad interest is de-
Ginning, The increase has arisen, not from an
advance in the tariffs, but the transaction OF o
greater volume of business; and this lncreas IN
the business, furthermore, IS not conhned to
any particular section, but every region shows
a gain.
TIE DUNKERs. The National Conference
of Duukers went into business session at I'll
rard, H., May 26 A long discussion then
took place on the proper manner OF wearing the
beard, aud it was decided that, while It has ever
been the rule of the Church to wear full beard
it is not permitted to wear mousaches ooly.
The question of allowing the members to engage
in the banking business was discussed, and de-
cided 10 the negative, as it would lead to cogct-
business, litigation and usury, all Of which
are forbidden by the sect. 90 the
question of collegiate education 1t was de-
cided to be inadVisabe to send children to
college It was determined not to permit
the use of their names in the establishment
of high schools controlled by the Church. The
standing committee was authorized to ap-
point subcommittee to visit California to
reconcile the inharmonlous churches there;
after which the Conference adjourned.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-09
= =
1'RU STEE'S SALE.

WHEREAS Mathew ID. Guntcr BY his sale
mortgage dated October I, 1872, and re-
corded in volume Il OF sale mortgages on
page III, in the Recorders office vi Alex
auder county, Illinois, conveyed to the un-
dersigned the following, to-wit: A lease.
hold estate for the term OF five (5) years, in
and TO lots SIX (6), seven % and eight (s), in
block three (3) in the first addition to the
city OF Cairo, Illinois, commencing March o,
1871, under and By virtue OF u certain lease
bearing date, March o, 1871, executed by =.
Siaats TAYLOR and Edwin Parsons, trustees
OF the Cairo City Property to Peter a. CO.
nant, and by said Peter a. Conant, with the
written consent of said Taylor and Parsons,
assigned to said Mathew ID. Gunter on the
3lst of May, 1872, together with all the i'm
proNements thereon, belonging to the said
Guntcr Of every kind and nature soeyer, in
Guiding mill fixtures, engines, boilers, burs
and other fixtures appertaining and belong
lug TO the mill building thereon situate: TO
secure the payment of II certain promissory
note in said mortgage specified: Now I'M
der the provisions OF said sale mortgage, de-
fault having been made in tho payment of
tee note therein mentioned, the undersigned
will offer said property for sale at auction,
to the highest bidder, Tor cash.
ut the court house door, Cairo, Illinois. ut =
O'Clock pm. on SATURDAY THE Path
DAY OF JANUARY, A, ID. 1874.
HENRY l., HALLIDAY,
Mortgagec and Trustee.
Green n Gilbert, Attorneys.
ll--I-a-lbd
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sold at 8 90, and co bushel. OF ,urnips
brought 400 per bushsl.
DRIED FRUIT--Ono 10, of peaches
sold to-day at &c, and apples az 1.c per
pound.
TEAS--Imperial ald Gunpowder 7sc
l9sl 25 Oolony '5c@il; Young Tyson
$lG1I 40.
CHEEsE-CrsAm iIc; New York fac
tory i6@lG!c.
LIME--i 25@l so pbbl.
CEMENT 0o(A2 30 e. Dbl.
COAL OII,--22e y gal.
GUNNIES--Re-sewed y bushels isc {;
8 bushels zoe.
sYRUPS-Cboice Coc@sl per gallon
New Orleans 75C18oc.
PLAsTERING HAIR - 35c per
bushel.
BURLAPS-2i busbel, corn, 81 o.
lbac; do 10 or l6c; 4 bushels oats zoe 5
bushels 2lc ; o bushels 22c.
BEESWAX-e, ID zoe.
SOAP-Shaefer's German inoLtled, 7lc.
Champaign soap, 7le.
TALLOW--F b5C15Ic.
COFFEE--Java 30@32e; Laguayra
2.625s Rio prime to choice 2ist25c.
FREIG HT-Cotton, com pressed t.
New York, ssc. TO Boston, 81. Uncom.
pressed, TO New York. 81 H. TO Boston
81
To New Orleans and vicksburg
Potatoes. apples, etc, soc; pound
freieh.s l5c cwt; hay SIS per ton; Pork
i5c e. Dbl; tobacco 81; cotton 81. To Mem.
phis, -four, etc, 2jc per Dbl; pound freight
II &c cwt; hay ~ per ton.
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character damsndci, and was
heartily applauisi by tho audience.
Niles Julia lancet, in the character of
Marie won the appreciation Of the audi
encc, to which she WAS richly entitled.
la the farce--Jumbo Jum-Mr. Edwsrd
Barry msdo his first appearance in this
ciiy. In his lice, Mr. Barry il n success.
And We must not neglect 10 say good
word for tie sprightly little Miss Annie
Jrmison. As Adelaide sho was par eI-
collenco; and if she could have
been induced to run away with Henry
Mervillc, we assure her TRE BULLETIN
would not have mentioned II. Tonight
will DO presented for the first and only timo
in this city tho beautiful ave act drama
entitled Pearl Of Savoy, or a Mothers
Payer, in which MISE Pace will appear
a. Mario. We tespeYk for the troupe a
full house.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-09
TRUSTEES SALE,

WHEREAS, Mathew ID. Gunter, bachelor,
by his sale mortgage, dated March 18th. 1871,
and recorded ON page " OF book Il OF deeds
In the Recorders office of Alexander
county, Illinois: And, whereas, Mathew
ID. Gunter and wife by their sale mort
gage dated July I, 1871, and recorded on
page "a of book Il of deeds in the Recorders
office of Alexander county, Illinois, con-
yeyed 10 the undersigned, the following de-
.cribed lots aud property, tO-wit; Lot thir-
ty-ninc (39) in block thirty-two (32) and lot
twenty -one CD in block eighty-two (s2l, ali
In the first addition to the city vi Cairo Ills. !;
Also leasehold estate for the term of ton
10Y years, in and 10 lots sixteen (lG) aud
seventeen l7), In block sixteen (l8) In the
first addition 10 the city OF Cairo, Illinois,
commencing December q, 1870, under and
by virtue OF certain lease bearing date
December b, 1870, executed by w. q. and
II. q. Johns, trustees tor VIM. Martin.
TO the said Mathew -. Gunter, together with
all and singular the buildings and improve
ments of every kind or nature soeycr
situate on said lots. sixteen (i6) and seycn-
teen az belonging to taid Gunter, to-wit
one dwelling house, one store and dwelling
house, ono mill building with mill fixtures,
engine, boilers, burs and other fixtures up.
pertaining and belonging thereto, to secure
the payment Of certain promissory notes In
said two mortgages specified: Now, under
default having been made In the payment
Of the noteatn them msntioned, the under
signed will Offer satd property for sale. Al
auction, TO the highest bidder, TOR cash. At
the court house door, Cairo, Illinois, %
o'clock .p.lp.. on 8AvUROAYIyrIIE SaTH
DAY OF A, ID. 1874.
HENRY l.. HAILlpAr,7
nsl ga, sNayfsavss aud rrustssS
Green \ Gilbert Attoneys. NaH
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l will attend at the following times and
places IN the several recincts in this county
In conformity with law FOR the purpose
Of receiving the state and county tiSes for
the year 1878, US follows, to.wit:
In Unity precinct, at the house Of William
Holden, Monday January 10, 1874.
In Lockwood precinct, at DIR. Jones store,
Toledo, Tuesday, January 20. 1874.
In Clear Creek precinct, ut Marchlljon 4
Culleys store. mouth Of creek, Wednes-
day, January u, 1874.
In Ihebes precinct, at j. G. Ronwing's
store, Thebes. Thursday, January 90, 1874.
In santa Fc precinct, ut W. Il. Anderson
store, Santa yc, Fflday January %, 1874.
In goose Island precinct, at o. Creenley's
store. Goose Island, saturday, JANUARY
"a, 1874.
Hunsacker, Tuesday, January %. 1874.
In South Cairo precinet, at the Office OF J..
Y. Hartman, Cairo, Wednesday, January
Is, 1874.
In North Cairo precinct, at the court house,
Cairo, Thursday, January 20, 1874.
Section No. 15i OF the amended revenue
law of this state requires that levy by the
collector upon the personal property OF the
tax payer be made for the non-pay ment OF
personal taxes on or before the 10Th day OF
March next.
Section No. III, provides that all taxes
upon real estate remaining unpaid on the
10th day OF March next. shall be deemed
delinquent.
Tax payers will bear In mind these
changes, as the law will be vigorously en-
forced. |.
BE sure TO bring your title papers or
last years tax receipts with you, that no er-
rors in paying taxes may occur.
ALEX. II. IRWIN, Collector.
CAIRO, Ills. Dec, 81, 1873. d&w-td
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TnE barber SHOP is on tho corner Of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
whore j. George Stienhouse with his gen.
tlemanly assistants can be found at any
hour of the day or night, ready TO sootne
your feelings with . smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. Its q arst-class chop, and you arc
sure OF receiving irst.clsss treatment
Ladies and ohildren's hair cut or curlsd
after the most approved styles. S-l6.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-09

EXTRACT FROM THE PoD.-Dr. Price
Vanilla Flavor is extracted from the Va,
nills pod, obtained from Vera Cruz and
Osxaca, Mexico. This popular flavor rs
made by DR.. Price embodies oil OF the
delicate aroma OF this agreeable fruit and
is free from the strong, rank taste of those
extracts in tho market sold RS Vanilla,
which are made from the cheap Tonqua or
Snuff Bean. If something pure and nice
is wanted to flavor cakes, pies or puddings,
got Dr. Prices Special Flavorings which
are equal TO his noted Cream baking
Powder. d&wlw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-09


The undersigned having resumed the
management Of the above hotel, trust by
strict attention TO business, to the wants
and comforts their guests, to merit the
renewed favor OF their old patrons and the
travelling public in genera.
The Saint Charles will at once undergo
a Thorough renovation, and be much i'm
proved in all It's appointments.
Good sample roomr and specisl rates for
commercial travellers.
All baggage for guests conveyed to and
from the hotel free of charge.
JEwErr WILCOX ~ Co., Propris.os.
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FOR SALE,

On Seventh street, Cairo, Illinois, one
OF the most beautiful homestesds in the
city,, consulting of two lots hsndsom, ly
enclosed, set with flowers, eyergreons
shrubbery, &c, &c well built and neatly
furnished cottage containing seven rooms
cellar, cistern, wood house, wash house.
bath house. and coal house, with gas and
every convenience. Apply to
.loHy q. HARMON IL 90,
Real Estate Agents.
January, 1874. S-S-lm
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FOR SALE.

All.wool country knit socks at 20 cents
par. Also, fine bed room sett, includ-
ing "a hne spring mistress, AMI many
other articles, ut panic prices. Remem Der
auction sale Of furniture every Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock, aud dry goods,
boots, shoes, etc, every Saturday evening
=, O'Clock. LOUIS II. MYERS.
2s-g-yt
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FOR SALE.

Two Batteries Of two Boilers, each "a
fee. long, ~ inch Dram, IA inch Flues
with fro fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety aud Mud valves, Chimney and
Bri,chin, all complete and in frst-class
ordsra been used only three months. For
price, etc, inquire of J. T. REsNIE,
o-23-tf. Vulcsn Iron Works.
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EOR SALE.

Ny cottage aud lot between Ninth and
Tenth OF Walnut street. This is one Of
the finest cottages IN the city, containing
four good rooms and versndah in front OF
house also, good cistern and outdoor
buildings. The above cottage will be
sold for cash only, bu. a. a good bargain
Inquire OF L. Ii. SAUP,
1886, lO2 Commercial avenue.
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EIILERS s,
WILLIAM WINTER

WILLIAM WINTER
has his mammoth instrument shooting out
imperial photographs for Christmas presents,
at the rate of one minute. Persons desi-
rous Of having handsomely painted picture
and purely artistic in finish. should give
their orders in season. Photographs can he
made on cloudy days equal to those on sun
shining ones at
THIS GALLERY
owing TO the gigantic sky-lisht, which can.
not be surpassed in
NEW YORK CITY.
Also on hand fine assortment OF gold and
walnut frames. All are invited to call and
examine. Portraits in oil up to life size and
aquarelles OF the highest finish, for which
medals have been awarded
Gallery on sixth street, between Com
mercial and Washington avenues, Cairo,
Illinois. 121On
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-09

DIR. j. W. BRIGHAM treats ali diseas 90
that prevail in this climate, but ho will
give special attention to diseases OF tho
"bronchial tubcs, lungs and their tis-
sues" Bronchitis, bronchial and tubercu-
lar consumption and pulmonary spopleKy
treated by inhalation Of nebulized fluids.
medicsted airs, gases, vspors and powders,
Consumptiyss, although your disease
staads st the head Of all diseases, both 10
prevalence aud fatality, there is hope for
you yet. Cheer up. Office hours from 10
.. IN. until 3 p. m.
j. w. BRI0aiAs, NJ. u.
Office aud residence, Twelfth street
between WALNUT aud Cedar, Cairo, Ill
+, .. box s2G. M-dxwN
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FOR SALE.
The well.known business stand OF Custead
= Provo, at the mouth of Clearcreek, Alex
ander county, Illinois, situated In one Of
the finest agricultural districts Of the West,
and with well-established trade. This will
be found rare opportunity for an energetic
business man.
The premises consist Of a store 20X40 feet
a dwelling Of eight rooms. well furnished
and conveniently arranged, good cisterns
and all necessary out-buildings, aud one
acre Of land. Terms liberal. Apply or
address, WIN. CUsrEAp, g.
l2-9-lm. d&w. Cleearcree Land ing, Ills.
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVALS
aud departures for the "a hours ending at &
u. IA. last evening
ARRIVED.
Steamer + = Gracey, Columbus
jim Fisk, Psducsh
Idlewild, Evansville
City Of Alton, New Orlesn.
W Lewis, Memphis
Joe Kinney, Vicksburs
Laura L Davis, st Louis
81 Hale, New Orleans
Thos Shirlock, New Orleans
City Of Quincy, st Louis
Octauis, Mound City
Atlantic, st Louis
DEPARTED.
Steamer F 2 Gracey, Columbus
Jim Fisk, Paducsh
Idlewild, Evansville
City Of Alton, st. Louis
Laura DAVIS, Nashville
Joe Kinney, st. Loui.
W Lewis, st. Louis
Thompson Dean, New Orleans
81 Hale, Cincinnati
Thos Sherlock, Cincinnati
City Of Quincy, Now OrlsSn.
Towbost Atlantic, St. Louis.
THE RIVERS.
The Ohio roso two inches in the - hours
ending at six o'clock las. evening. The
Mississippi is reported stationary ut St.
Louis, with five feet water to thi, port.
Business WAS very dull in river circles.
Ths weather continues warm and pleasant.
Yesterday reminded one more Of May than
January.
MIsCELAEEous.
The Atlantic brought . barge Of freight
and the Schooner Ora for the Florada
coast.
The w. J. Levi, has l2S bale. cotton
for st. Louis.
The Sam }. Hale brought 10000 fec!
lumber for S Walters, Cairo, and has 105
hhds. sugar, lilo bbs. molasses, LOG BIDS
shingles, 100 sundries, for Ohio river.
The Laura Davis passed to Nashville
drawing ~ feet with q very good trip.
The Dean added nearly 200 tons here.
The City OF Quincy arrived with 1000
tons, towing a barge, which she uuloaded
here, and made some light additions.
The Octavis goes to White river, where
she will use her scoops some places to
dredge out tho channel, and at others Gu,
down overhanging timber. Jim Tottan
pilots her to Memphis.
The Idlswild brought 10 stoves, 70 Dbl,
heading, 100 bbls -four and so Dbl,
whisky.
The City of Alton brought for Chicago
via Illinois Central railroad, l40 hog
heads cocoa nuts 81 brls mOlasses;
hogheads sugar; for Minneapolis 50 bril-
molssses; for Dubuque 90 hogheads gu
gar, and che has ~ hogheads sugar q
trls rnolasses; leg brls rice; 2, brls pc
cant, and AZ bales Of moss for 81. Loui
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FOR SALE.

] will sell my house and lot on CONNER
cisl avenue above Fourth street lot 3
block l5) at a bargain. The house con-
tsins nine large roorns, including a large
bsrroom. To any one wishing to pur-
chase ! will sell on good terms and easy
payments vs.. MCCORMICK.
90 dNM In
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Ten pounds of brown sugar for 81 4;
pounds best coffee sugar At 81 pounds
of choice butter at 81; % cents for lard
imperial tea at 81 Potatoes 80 cents per
peck apples 40 cents, at Wilccx's block.
4-D.tl.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ROSS.

Ross has on hand, and for sale large
quantity Of oak and hickory wood, cut and
split, and ready for the stove. Also all
kinds Of coal which WIN he delivered in any
part OF the city on short notice. Leave or.
ders at coal yard, on Commercial. avenue,
opposite Eleventh street. Dec. G-3m
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FOR SALE.

Secondhand clothing, watches, jewelry,
pistols, &c. bought and sold. Opposite
Cairo and vincennes railroad depot.
20-1-tf NJ. CoYsE.