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Thee i perhaps, 10 cnc in this
world I'cre 10 be ritied thpn The poor
.'ch mau-the .u3n ). ko ba; got INTO
the haHit o. sas 'g nrul he saves
f ol' snee- tieligoI - SEE Jgiii- wealth
~" e" >e. gid counting e.e.F doIIa- OF
G beuu n a. ,hoUgh i,s loss was
1ne,HiuS tba, could neve. be .e,Eu,-
ea. Ec- Ii Il che dd,7 u e.e poor
"iaa % s.'ye someth ~. Toe posses
son -" lew collar, ofJer .asas aFi
the dilte. ence Lc,ctel nu ,.ii' .r>s end
riisecv, md Go sAan especial. WIN
a family dependent upoa htn. can be
t~dy independent unless he bas
? ,aT dol'a 5 'r-r 'sed 10 he 1, ne
need W bile e1ireem ce.elessness : a.
to the expenditure of money VII make
4 rich man poor. wise ec9nomv VIII
Amos, a, cer,Sinlv make q roor pa 3
''"h o. AZ !easi makG hin 10 . cJlsll-
e able extent independent @ the CO.
prices Of cd'p!uyer- sad o. iJe ont
..l1 viciS~it,,ae- "a be. M p.Ir Is
,.s1ie Important io ,hr ,oor Hral ...71
tEe habit OF saving san,ethinr: BIS li-
lie hoard viii >1rn 'cSin to grow NJ
a rate which will surprise and CRAFTY
hin
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Ealance over expen.... ......... sa.

Ia addition to the above amount Of
seven bundled aud scventy-six dol
lars ana eighLy-ihrec cents, the Treas
urcl As received ,hc sum Of two huY-
4 eel and thiljy-zeyen dollars and
rinety-eight conts from NJ. 4. san
ner. Esq, 'Yrmer Treasurer; ninety
four dollars and two cents from Su-
perintendept Altlather, the :irount
IN his hands at the last settle acnJ,
add three hundred and Twelve dollars
and iiity-ive cents for carrying The
Uaa. Mail during the last year.
Leaving in the hands OF the Treas.
urer. in all, the sum Of one thousand
four hundred and twenty-ore dollars
and thirty-eight cents.
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CuAS. J. HARRISON,
Treasurer.
A sa"-a Bridge.


4 b. dge = 5rt't nrer IL f. =,
nf FU a. &c "a ~ ,b,b waeI con
o'n"sd Will br he "a gr-, II he 50 ~
Edinbu' = sesa acd from iii &c.
crmmun ca ion With - ia'ge Do son
u lie pnr % Se,nlani ~ The f.. 10
~ z rth VIII Ell ,nabes deep r6e1-
,,t;oa "a the c9a,. line The b':dge
.s'li be 80 Zee, algu aud Nil! hase
900 ,bans The smaile~ ,,;ans vii
,e larger ,hau ,bo-e of o-diaa'
s. idsc --l50 feci ~ ~'dth, bot the
: cate -,,an in the ceiitre ,s 10 be
1900 feet, or nea'iy one-,hird Of .
mile ip ".dtb. rhe e0tire east of
he bridge viii ne at least ten mil-
uns o dollars
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4 GEEL's FOREVER.
~ KATE rrrxAs osoo2p.

Tbs idr be-ly iloweIs cane dio2pirg dowr
Sweet over ,ae ,w0 Ia ss95d f)ye her.
Pc ~ ,hJie r, az % away b own,
5 ~ an, 'sl n ne 50 My w51,te-
lie hei; .Ie close fora s. org ass
- ~i.l W s1 'ou. ie1l" lie sa'a "i0rcv ?
No - O. nnp. = nte s'-c to,.is;
f. r''e "a 0vc hat ,11 sie- rcye'.''
= . 'u.tarv acver, l'op dova once Lo,e
1swee. orc, tse tSo -ha stan@ c-ethe' -
Tul 60, D. ,rso 80 soCl before
P5. -, in re soft Soy wsstrer,
70. ,he ca "a mas cha l.sel IFS i,ioo n again
EJt ,he l>ve aas ch-rged ,sss could alto
.,cver,
B1 a'tt. + come nj gone ncr taea.
Mud 3Asi l> inc .cr o ofa sir,'s fcff",r,
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Inpdrsuance of orders f ON Wash
iagtoo, large nGmbcr o worknen al
The Charleston Mass. navy yard
were discharged on Wednesday, Dee
3lst.
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TO 1HE CITIZENS OF PHNNS SILNANIA-
-lllF attention Is specially Invited 10 the iaei
that f..e National Banks are now prepared 10 re
c.irc su scriptiuns to the Capital Stock 81 the
Centennial Board Of Finance The funds realize3
from this source 10 be employed IN the erection
Of the buildings for the International Exhibition,
and the expenses connected with the same. IL is
conf emily believed that the Keystone State will
Be repr s-ntet by the name ci every citizen alive
% tiiatic comm cnoratlon % the ono hundredih
brih-iayof iile nation. TIE shares Of stock arc
offered hor 10 each, and Subscribers VIII receive
handsomely steel eugravad Certificate oi stock.
suitable Or framing and preservation az national
memorial
Interest AZ the raic Of Fix per cent per annun
will be pad On all payments Of Centennial Stock
ifom date 81 payment 10 January !. 1876.
Subscribers who are not near a National Bank
can remit check OF postofiice order 70 the under
signed.
PRED FRALEY, Treasurer,
go4 Walnut 81. Philadelphia.
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Report OF the President cf III
Somerset aud Mineral 70 nj
Rail Road Company.
Orr CE OF TIE CoMPANT.

Orr CT OF TIE CoMPANY.
January l2th. 1879
10 he Stockhol6erS Of tie SomerSe;
ard Mineral Point R9iroGd Com
pony;
| have the hoRcr 10 submit tie Au-
nual Report Of tie Board Of Direct
ors for tae year e..diug ,hc 3lst day
of December, 1878.
The earnings Of ,hc roa'i as report
ed ny The Superintendent, are rs
follows:
RECEIPTS.
MoaLtg. Paasano,a. ~ MI -laM E-...za
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Report Of the Treasurer.

Tue Treasurer of the Road sub
mits the following report for the year
ending December 3lst, 1878:
nrrETnT.
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AVAILABLE ASSETS.


A'hfAA 'AiAA'atti r7fi Fl4f
Ont Of this S m the interest due
on the lst of January. 1874, on the
bonds and mec!Ia lic's lien, will he
paid, leaving a halance Of available
funds, after Tie payment of all inter
est due, in the hands Of the Treasurer
and Superintendent OF one thousand
and ten dollars ana three cents
Dmin3 the year large sum OF
MOI ~ was expended in erecting adj
ditional depot buildings, pU ting q
grave! roof on the same, and in pur-
chasing material. and for work doUc
IN hallast;ng and materially improv-
ing the road. The greater portion Of
the Dad is well hallasted and is in
good order 1t viii not now require
a large expenditure Of money to give
Us one Of the best branch roads in Tie
State.
We have every reason to b :IieEe
that The receipts Of the road Tor the
coming year will he to a considerable
extent increased ard mat the eZpen-
dl rrcs will not he large. hut VIII
likely he decreased.
Daring the year there were SIX
thousand nine hundred and ninety
five tohs ofthrough freight, and seven
b Indred and five tons OF local freight.
carried on the road. The following
is a monthly statement Of the paSsen-
gers carried:
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Miscellaneous.
PURELY VEGETABLE

PURELY VEGETABLE
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs which
an all-wise Providence has placed in countries
whore Liver Diseases most prevail. 1t will cure
all diseases caused by Derangement OF the Liver
The symptoms oi Liver Complaint arc a bitter
Or bad taste In The mou,h; Pain in The Back. Sides
or Joints, ut,cn mistaken for rheumatism, Sour
Stomach; Lors of Appeiite Bowels alternately
cusiive and lax; Headache: Loss Of Memory. win
palaiul sensation of having failed 60 DO some.
thing which ought TO have been done: Debility,
Low Spirits, thicl. yellow appearance oI the Skin
and eyes, a dry Cough often mistaken for Con
sumption. Sometimes many Of these symptoms
attend the disease. at others very few; hut the
Liver, the largest organ In the body. is generally
the seat Of the di'easc. and If not regulated ia
time, great suffering, wrCtchcducss and DEATH
viii Vnsuc.
This Crest Uniaiiihg SPECIFIC will not Js Quad .ho
Least Unpleasant.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION Jaun-
dice. Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE. Cole.
Depression o, Spirits, SOUR STOMACH. Heart
Bum, &c.. sc.
SINNERS Liver R9gllal5T, CT MGiGiE3,
Is the cheapest. Purcs; and bes- Family Medicine
Ia the world.
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Mo..LAa. Passsag... y. "a ~ -.
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E-,HENSCS.
| II C uding maintenance
OF way, and improvements.
operating road, material, re
.Dai.s OF machinery, wages OF
employees, and all expenses
incident TO the road during the
year, and sundry bills of last
-, $50 %
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26
lIIl liLlG SAM

will sell nay entira stock of tho best
Of Bcoi, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Poultry,
Batter, Eggs, Lard, Irish Potatoes, Sweet
Potatoes, Apples, Flour, Meal, Spiced
Beef and the best of Cornod Boci. The
sale will commence vt 3 O'Clock IN the
morning and continue uatil nine at night
each day for nine months, Sundays ex-
copied. have also $50 acres Of tho host
OF cotton land to sell or exchange for Cairo
property. ! also want several good agents
to sell fruit treos. All of tho above will
DO explained by calling on s. Patterson,
corner of Ninth and Walnut streets, ms
there ia the place tho sale of the meat and
vegetables will DO made. 02-I.3l-ln.
CAIRO Ills, Jan. 80 1874.
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Lot No. 2 in block Il, fret addition,
with atwo-story frame house fronting on
Commercial avenue, and three lots l3s
80 and lol, same block, fronting ON Sew.
entconth street, are offered Tor sale at n
bargain Apply on the premises, corner
Seventeenth and Commercial avenue.
ltiti. 80 I'm
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tOk SALE.

Two Batteries of two Boilers, each -
feet long, a! inch Dram, = II inch Flues
with fire fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety aud Mud valves, Chimney and
Britchin, all complete and IN Iirst.ciass
order!i been used only three montha. p:
price, etc, inquire OF J 4. REsSiE,
S-23-tf Vulcan Iron Works.
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,,oiNn SOUTH.
Leave Cairo at 1880 AN. and at, -
Leave Mound City At l2:3jp. IN. and GIo %

Leave Cairo at 1850 Am. and at, pan
Leave Mound City at 1885 pm. and G.lo - ~,
Freight trains stop over night AT tauii:
ran from there q, missed train, lcaNin.. 40
i:'ij am leaving Nmccnnr- al ! pm. The
same evening for return nip.
CONNECTIONS.
At Cairo with the Mississippi Contra.
Mobile amp Ohio. Tor all point, ~out: CAIRO.
Arkansas and Texas. for al points im \Ikru-
~l~ and TcXa..
At NincenneS indianapolis aui iurenne-
railway for indianapolis aud MI points north,
east and west; with ENans'Il HE and ,rtW-
ior,sN lie railway Ion Nv an-Nilc Terra liuUte,
pan,illc, Chicago and al points n"tth, cast
aud west; with OHIO and Mississippi rail-
way Tor ST. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati ana
al point. east and west.
AT Norris city crossing the sp'uEutii
and Iii 1ois Southeastern railway.
l.. w. PALMER, Gen'l Supt.
h. y. WILSON, Genl Passenger, Art
3i-l,I-ti
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy rciIcf for Young mon from ia. 81.
tvct- oil error and abuses IN ciIiy life. Man.
hood restored. lmpcdiment- 10 marriage
removed. New method of treatment. sew
and remarkable remedies. Books aud cir.
sulars sent free, iI sealed envelopes. AL
dress, Howard Association. No. . south
Niath street, Philadelphia, Pan institu-
tiun having high reputation for honorable
Ouduct and ur''nsSi0na skill. il9 : dSw3m
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rES pounds Of brown sugar for 81; :
pounds best coffee sugar at Il; pounds
of choice butter ut 81 10 cents for lard;
Imperial len at 81 potatoes 30 cents per
pecb; apples 10 cents, at WilooX'' Block.
lu,--n.l.lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Loot aud shoe m4Ler, Tween Lstrrrt, be.
tween Warrington avenue and Poplar
sire Ell T. prepared ~ mase boots ana shoes
in The latest and most fashionable iNIe..
lie VIII make them - order. old ct new
styles TO suit customers, out OF the ~ and
're hest stock, OF which he alway. ia, u
good 'upny on hand from which 10 make
elections. All hitting OF boots ana shoe.
made by Mr. Lhlers H. done IN his own hon
no foreign fitting being used by him.
dSo hun a AT, and nD VIII vNs y on sails
la,tiGu
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TnE ST. CnARLES HOrEL

THE ST. CHA RLES HOTEL
Tho undersigned. having resumed tho
management Of the above hotel, trust by
strict attention t. business, to- the want.
and comforts Of their guests, to merit the
renewed favor OF their old patrons and tho
travelling public in general.
The Saint Charles will ut once undergo
thorough renovation, sni DO much i'm.
proved in all It's appointments,
Good sample rooms snd special rates for
commercial travellers.
All baggage for guests conveyed 10 and
from tho hotel free OF charge.
JEwETT WILCOX & Co., froprietors,
II
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ALToD ETHER TOO NICE 10 bh
NOTICED

NDllt I'D.
We mean the splendid stock # spring
goods now being opened ut John A ntdm
clothing store, 40 - Ohio leyey, consist
Ing of the best "i imported Epping
Wct'lcd coatiGl. cuba ttfe imported
costings scotch diagonal cas;lmerss,
Ayonjale hairline ca.simerss. and il full
stocl # other tayori.o h-snds e goods
entirely "too numerou. t. mention A
reduction Of twenty per cent hss teen
made ia prices. Nj. Antrim .oiio,n .n
examination of h.. goods $50 Pa Il
Piano IN EN,nAhGE IoE VACANT
Lor5 ~ ,AIR0.--Any person having 4
vacant lot o. lots that they would Ca
change Tor atirsI-class piano Gao be suited
by addressing Mis- Mary Dixon, agent
Carbonate, Illinois. st--l.Z--dt
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We have received consignment Of
Louisiana Sugars, which will he sold ~
the trade l2tf. HALLIDAY BKos.
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lin.s.

Ross has on hand, and tor sals large
quantity OF oth and hickory wood, ,u, aud
.pll, and ready ior the stove. Al-n At
kinds Of coat which viii bee delivered IN an
part Of the city on short notice. Leave at.
der, at coal yard. on Commercial ayenue,
opposite Eleventh street. pee G-"m
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show the people oi that neiehborhood
what n ffst.clss, family row wac Ac-
cori,ngiy John lnocked Mary down
twice. aud while down the lasttime gsys
her a -ound beating. They went home
together. sud W. suppa.e made II iii up
on the way.
w. ." ''''' ''"'s'
49, ''''
-.
-. '"'
..,.,..,,''., -. =, =,
- -
49,, o.. prna.,,u, !, ,,,,.,;.a -.
n.r,., 80, - - a.,..,
.r..,i.,, p,..,a..I., 49, 80
Cholera, Nc. Many eminent ply sicians
names could be- given that adyoc.t. the
uss II ,s,ui-.J ,,rLv iolsI.,i,, =. ,..
-,
WNltth Iime.. lV'- -.'-iin
~
"a'' 'o"'''"'ue ne" J" 'He way -
ua'I-=be.t postef-, winch We lbihh hIe
lust the thing for Ia. spri,g trade They
e,,,si., ,f ii, Jip.,a,, t.si,,s lpn
80.
s'"pH'' WV" "o'' ''e' MA "la's"' '"r
pruning Two Vi TIE culs are s4itable
Tor any business the other four for buOts
and .hys. photoprapAsfs. DRUGGIST. and
i.,.,. ,
~ "
'h'h c".' anu wiz IufhI'h 'hcm pflhted NJ
Cincinnati prices We have also some
fancy carJ.. IN, .lsnguag. Of low,r.
,,, I,.i,,.. upo,,,., ,,.,l,. .,..i,,,'.
'''' ~
'P' " ''"' u'''s"' A"' O'''''' 'A'1'
'"'"'l -'''' N's's"s WHICH We 'u'h''h
P''"''' ~ Nv ~ 80 per ~ O''''''s''
Io WAN" '"''"' ION MI
! INN ~ ''''' '''-'
Oy Frlsy last the sad in,ellis,nce Of
the death Of Mr. Icwis Howes, formerly
di''ngui'hed and highly esteemed cit
e., e. ~ n'ni..'ilr' anu 'a'ner-'l''iA" o.
Inc tni event occurred at his residence,
mn,c;n H. it,. ,ss, W. 'a, u tIig
yeer, III. bushes. u,ttr.r of our
well-known !-llow-citizsn Mr., II.
u. Ans, and wac heightened
HS.,rhDe Seh.'en'hh' lV"ara' the close
he carried on bu.iu... for ..ya-sI yesr.
and subsequently, purchased n small farm
few miles WITHIN tho country, where he
es'uou ~ we ''"'e VI ''s uea'n. ~,
Of friend. in this city. III. remain. were
expected t. arrive by rail at one O'Clock
thi' morning, and Will probably be IN
''a!' "'' '''u' s'''S !'a''
a, v..,,.
uon,,. ., Md, L., n. ,.,,i.
Howe. VS.. ,ho s.lor,, N,. y u p.,
son. If mi. ci,y n, r.,.,,, uhos.-
commando tbs r.,o.i,. from ,hi.c;,r %
Evssvj,le -e,u,,a. v..,e,dsy Al. p.r.
son. And family bsv. tho .vmn.,hv .,
who know than in mi. IN. han, -, -.
bereavement.
----
"r .,, '' 'N' Ho', n' mum
'"'' VI mo ''''"E az i'' 'e''"''S
y" "'' "A'V W 'o''o""s ""'e"o'
' -, no '''o"" n"''''
s,,','.' - D.. A. % III IN
,n,,..h.., - -, ,.,.,
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Nh y. l. WIOkwIRE va. 10 the city
ies day. ago. Hs va, loo 10. after
the contract. for .e,esal business house.
~ be put up here during the coming ,um.
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DELINQUENT TAXES

Cost will be added on personal taxes at.
ter March Isl. ALIEN. II. lKyls,
2.22-d.l sheriff.
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JonN and Mary Adams, are colored
people, ought to be in the lock
up. John and Mary are supposed to
BIO man and wife, but that does not hinder
them from occasionally hsveng their little
spsts, Last night they were ont walking,
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ii. j. ROE vi. ID.

ONCE over Thoms 4 Bros. grocery store,
No. l3i Commercial avenue, corner Eighth
sweet. Residence corner Washington ave-
,Hue and fOurtc ent h street.
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Enn KrNr.-.The brick mousse silnnle,

FoE RENr.-The brick house situated
corner Third street and Commercial ave.
nue. The house has been put III good re.
pair throughout and lie we'll arranged for
n hotel or boarding house, also rooms to
rent on Third street. Inquire Of VIM.
Moiiale, No. !, Winters block.
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Lam last night \ drunken negro WO-
man went stumbling along Commercial
avenue, aud made night hideou.
with her wells. She VASE Il. subject ior
the calabO0se
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A GooDLl number of the member. Of
the Cairo Casino met at their hall la=t
night, where tessting dancing, singing
etc, was lndulrei in The festivities
were kept up until about . o clock,
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PARTNER WANTED. - a genllemaA
without capital, but with several years
experience aud thoroughly acquainted
with the business, Is DESTROYS of forming
u partnership in the Hide, Fur and
Leather business IN Coiro, with some one
who can furnish capital of say $1,000
Address, drawer 2?7. 49-l-lS-tf
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The ferry boa, Three State. now maAss
two trips daily to Fort Jefferson. The
the usual ferry landing on tho Kentucky
side
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lie Ono u; fi-ihE fapidIy anu is nov
out Of her bank 90 the kentucky ado be
low the ferry laAdinF She viii rrypably
no, 10 much higher, however, a. the Cum
Lerland and several other principal ir,bu-
ta,ie- are reported falling The f!.e yes
teriay wus two feet
81. Louis pspefs fepJf. The M.ss,,-ppi
river falling At that point Business yes
terday was dull. The weather Wa. cold.
and strong north wind prevailed the
greater part VI the day Owing - tho
high water the ferry boa, Three States
now makes her X Kentucky lauding at Fort
Jefferson.
a telegram received in this city y,ster-
day announced the sinAirg u tie Bel.
is.t on the fall. a, Louisville ia forty
feet Of water, but gASeno further par,ic.
lar.' The Bel.a.! Wa on her way from
), Loui, 10 pittshurg, and was deeply
laden.
The Future Cty La. bpfgcs 81, - AID
- IN her low, winch arc deeply hi.l
for New Orleans.
The Oakland mi Grand Lahe 80. :
have heavy tgws Of coal for New pr!esH.
The Fearless brought IL tow OF coke aud
freight barge. out of the Ohio" AMI viii
this morning proceed Go II. Louis
The jim Fisk lad moderate trip y-,.
ierda,.
The Gay OF Helrns added probably 80
tons here tor Vlck.turg.
SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES.
OyseooAI> worth 80 for - q, Hart.
man y Cos. s7-l-ahu
FOX \ good sguars meal 70 to Marry
Walker. restaurant, Commercial avenue
between Seventh aud Eighth street. Ina
AL kind. OF tine laoes aud fringe. at
one hal: the usual price at Hartman "
CO.. ss!-:Oif
TAE European to.ei, Harry Wsiker
rropf. TO- B.. 81. ~ q. Aours Of the
night. ll1-lm
ALI brands Of shooting and .bi,,ir- at
The loves. price a, Hartman X coz
s7-I ~ &C
In ehs ana rtesm fitting 60 TO Ren
NEE Vulcan IRON works, Comm e,,.ai
avenue foot Of Ninth street o.lO-u
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r. H f. BULLE I'll N


Ma ". ". TnoKsros !, a, home
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Mr.. BURGER, the enterpri'ing dry
goods merchant il now ia New York for
tho purpose of purchasing his spting
stock Of goods. If you wan. good goods
II, low prices wait till his stock arrives.
2.26tf
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TINE CARD.

.LLlNOIs CENTRAL RAILROAD.
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1nE usual weekly sales of Tobacco will
take place al the Planters Warehouse,
Messrs Straughn x Ilinkle proPrictors,
tomorrow morning. There Is II largo
quantity of tobacco to DO cold, and !. is
hoped and expected tina, good board OF
buyers will be on hand.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

~ tLe river. rise much bighst Nc may
Iook Tor s'pe water.
TBsRE was another ialss Gte alarm lac,
night. These false slatm. ars Leeomtny
mon otobou.
Several pleasant room. u the upper
floor at the 81 Cbsrles can 30 had at very
low rates 2iUti
DR. S4ltn was reported - be some
better last evening, though he hat not 81
been removed to his residences.
DE- WILLIAMS has received a supply
VI fresh Laughing gas Office ON COM
nercial avenue over Eliot, i iiaytLofne
i7i-22lu
Eight, and only eight day bosrier' can
be Accommodated al the II Charles a. the
reduced price. -.lU-u
A Max named Kelley Was yesterday
hDgd I've dollar. and the usual cos,! Tor
beating As wife. Cheap enough
1HEkf is man IA the city selling a
preparation 10 clean glss.. 1t is good
cheap aud convenient. Buy some Of it
Mr.. j II. VIII, route agen, on the
Mississippi Central between Cairo aud
New Orleans, will accept ous tIanh. for
dies OF late papers
FRuIt farms Tor sale al Villa Ridge ia
choicest Of fruit Inquirer n, Wilcox .
grocery. I.s-2.l'-l2.
We uniertsnd tina, the high water la.
sweep, a~Ay several bridge: on the MIs.i.-
.ippi Central railroad, aud ,ra.hs are
consequently unable ,oiun Oh time
FoR SALE $1,000 IN city scrip FOR
.ale 10 quau,ilies 10 suit the purchaser
Apply to h.T. GEsoulr
l1t.2-g2u
DgLIS4uEsr TANE-. 49, Ds,raint fof
take. will positively be de March l-t
ALEN. Il LAWS, Collector.
l5C.2-lJ.lit
THREE elegant family rooms, fronting
oh tie Ohio, a, the -. Charles hotel, caI
how 10 obtained with board nj rossobahl,
rate l'&.2.lj II
T.H.rAlEs. viii 10 we'll to bee! Saor-
III Twins notice published ia another
column of this mornings BULLETIN. To
saseca.rA costs, pay your take. now.
BugGsK, the dry goods merchant, is
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

Several pleasant room. u tie upper
low rates 2iUti
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

OwIsd to the high stage OF the water
ia tho Mississippi river tbs work OF
driving piles along the Missouri shore,
preparatory to putting in the incline
plain for the Caro-, Arkansas and Texas
railroad, is delayed. The river is almost
bank full at Birds point.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

InE revival at the Methodist church
progresses with uusbstel interest, Since
tue revival has been going on about
nifty persols have connected themselves
with the church, ana there Is every reason
10 believe that the good work 10 not yot
half accomplished.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

DH SAIfn was reported ~ 30 some
better last evening, though he hat not Jet
been removed to his residence.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

~ The rissr. rise much bighs, Nc may
lyok Tor s,pe water
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

BuEGsK, the dry goods merchant is
now in New York purchasing hi, stock
of good for the spring trade, Defer
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-26

An kinds of game constantly GA hand
at Harry Walkers, Commercial avenue
be,w ogu seventh nud Eighth .,fee,s
ll-T-Im