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THERMoMKTRRe and Barometers are repaired
and made 10 order by Hempler near AZ street.
THB COMMUNITY II large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-17

Il 4 NJ D 4 L.
In order TO rebuild anf Teft my store No Tl5
Marx 4 Space, shall this day move my sfoox.te
No. ll13 Pennsylvanis avenue, between Han and
18th streets northwest, will he pleased to see
all Of my customers, aud the public in general.
SeIiag OF at and belOtC CoSt. y HELLER,
Jy1-Sw lib Pennsylvania avenue.
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METHODlSTS.
soMEFACTS ABOUT THE CHURCH
IN CAIRO.
LARGE INCREASE OF MEMBER.
SHIP.

The Mothodists have published tho sec
ond number of their quarterly paper, anu
from it wo obtain some facts that may DO
OF interest to our readers.
The Quarterly states that the last quar-
ter has been ono of tho most remarkable
in the religious history OF Cairo.
During that period twenty
six sermons woro proachod, thirteen men,
bers were received by letter, and ono hun
dred and sevon'on probation; two were
dismissed by letter; twenty-four adults
were baptiscd and three children.
Tho revival meetings. the Quarterly
informs us, "wore brought to a close soon
or than they would otherwise have been
on account of the condition Of the church
| which WAS neither comfortable nor safe Il
worship in and with the close of tn,
meetings the rspairs on the building wer'
Immediately commenced. Tho changes de
termined upon were the removal Of tn
rickety old "horn" or spirc that grace
the cupola to the grsa. danger Of the con
grogation; the change Of tho choir seati
from the front part Of the church to the
platform back of tho pulpit the building
of safe hues, papering, plaatering and
painting, and tho building Of double
classroom back OF the main Iilding
Duo attention will BIO given our insPnif
| cent Gothic windows, and such changer
made on them as will add t. appearance
and comfort. All this work is wei unde
way at tho present timo and Wi! DO com
pleted BY the middle of May
The financial condition Of tho church il
set forth in the following report of tn
Church treasurer: for the second quartz
oftho conference year, from anuary ID
to April lst, 1874: .. "A.
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NJ USIC.

G. q. Boden, Director Of Conservatory
of Music, and Teacher of Vocal Organ
and Piano Music. Instruction given in
all stringed and wind instruments. Ele-
mentsry principles, thorough bass, har.
mony and counter point, Unprecedented
inducements offered. Those wishing to
secure his services will please apply at
tho Conservatory OF Music corner of
Twelfth street and Washington avenue.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
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To ALL, particularly invalids, spring ia
trying season. Indications of sickness
should at once DO attended to. Fatal
diseases may BIO caused by allowing the
bowels to become cons.ipsted, and tho
system to remain in n disordered condition,
until tho disorder has time to develop it.
self. An ounce Of prevention is worth a
pound of cure, is an old and truthful say
ing. Therefore, We advise oil who are
troubled with the complaints now very
prevalent - headache, Indigestion, dis
ordered liver, want of appe-
tite, nausea, or feyerish skin,
to take, without delay, Schenek's Man
drake Pills. Wo know of no remedy SO
harmless and decisive in its action. Ii at
once strikes at tho root Of the disease and
produces a healthy tone to the system.
People need never suffer from any disease
arising from disordored condition of tho
liver if they would tako this excellent
medicine when they feel the first indica.
tions of the malady. Families leaving
home 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 tho patient
of headache In ono or two hours, and will
rapidly cleanse the liver of surrounding
bilo, and will oheotually prevent bilious
attack. They are sold BY all druggists.
9G-4-30-l m-ood
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For SALE.

A new house containing three rooms
and side porch, two good lots, cistern
and stable. Tho property is situated on
Twenty.frst street between Walnut sand
Cedar stroots. For further particulars
inQuiro on tho promises. 3i-6-I-lm
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SrEr and Extension Ladders, Sand
screens, Riddles, Stoves, Shovels, Spades,
h'rks, Hoes, Rak0, Water Closet Urinals,
hsehen and Co.'s Pool Sinks, Clothes
"Agers, Clothes Hor,es, Clothes Linesn
sn' Ia fact, u tull assortment Of kitchen
andHouss furnishing goods at A. Hal
icy ios Washington avenue, near Tenth
srsN' tG--4-l7-lm.
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= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FuRMl TURE
'. rs,vian .ingc AT .i5i
ss1sss.EOW PRICES.

&Saatake pleasure -iu calling
the, attention of the public to
: my flesh and full stock OF
i,SM,asfd elegant Furniture, at
my,aFurniture and Matrass
Factory, corner Seventeenth
Street and Washington Ave-
! ntte....Sgls;My stock embraces
aBsdHaads, Wadrobes, Bu-
reaIs," Sideboards, Wash.
stands, Tables, Chairs. Bug
siesfAatrasses and,i a word,
SlLSsSlat is useful or orna-
mental in my line.
.-SElas being the only manu-.
factory of Furniture in this
disyGI lropose offering better
goe1s, at lower prices, anc
havemade large rsa :'otD1
in tlSpriass OF ali my goods.
Cslsgshd examine my stool,
and Secure an outfit of choice
FuyFikSqre. To the wholesale
trade,d offer special induce
mNenstIss.ss, Note the place
eori# Seventeenth Street an
.a;:lWassMVgton Avenue, Cairo, Ills,
Wxi.; EICHHOFI
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fur
nffrSrnd Matrassos.
lss-3Nsi-sm.
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WlLCOX.

TEX pounds Of brown sugar for ST.
pounds best coffee sugar at -, 3 pounds
of choice butter at 81; baking powder i5c
per ID Imperial tea at 81 potatoes 80
cents per peck , ibs coffee Stat Wilcox's
Block l07-2.i-lm.
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Secondhand clothing, watches, jcwclry,
pistols, &c, bought and sold, Also lot
Brussels carpet, furniture, ,ts., for sale.
Opposite Cairo and Nincennes railroad
depot. ls8-2-2I-tfl NJ. CoYNE
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BARON the 2jth inst u change viii
take place in tho time Of arrival and do
partures Of trains on the Illinois Contra
railroad.
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L=G'Only six members OF the city coun-
ell we're present at the meeting of tho
council on Tuesday evening.
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g-y'The lawyers are busy preparing for
the approaching term Of the circuit court,
which meets one week from next Mon
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Las" The Ohio river is about on stand
here, but as it is falling very rapid,
above II will doubtless soon DO doing III
same here.
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Day Trains on tho Mississippi Central
railroad will DO running regularly again
in very short time. Nearly all tho
roads comforting hsrs will change the
time Of arrival and departure Of trains on
the 18th inst
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Beg"M Mr.. John Z. Fagin, ex-city clerk
of this city, 10 in Arkansas and n shining
light among tho Brooks followers. Fa-
gin has an eye TO business.
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EES~ Policeman LsIlue is sick and Of
duty. Officer Chas. Mohner has taken his
place on tho day force.
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WnN-Mlss Anna, where did you get
that nico hat At Mrs. uuln' Mi
iinery store, corner of Washington av-
enbe and Eleventh street. she has tho
--latest fashions, and tho nicoss and cheap
est tats'tha. ever ca.ho 70 Cairo. - -
30-5 eft
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Ia The construction train OF tho Cairo
and st. Louis railroad will be sent to this
city at once, and work will be immedi-
ately commenced in Union County.
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Dc. The Row. Mr. Gilbert will give his
monthly reception this evening at the
rectory on Seventh street. During the
evening an ice cream supper will be
served All are cordially invited to at
| tend
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vs." Tho regular weekly sales at tho
Planters tobacco warehouse will take
place tomorrow forenoon. There will DO
a large quantity of tobacco offered Tor
sale.
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THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1874,
LOCAL INDEX FINGERS.

Eay- Remember tho fair and festival at
tho Arab engine house tonight
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Suoo FLY.-Wsrm weather will soon
be here. Now is the timo to guard against
ties, gnats and mosquitoes. will say to
the public that am making speciality
of green wire cloth this season and will
duplicate Chicago and st. Louis
prices, | also keep constantly on
hand largo varictyof Bird
Cages, Moss Baskets, Flour Stands,
Toilet So.s, Bath Tubs, and q gon-
oral stock of Japancd, plain and stamp
ped tinwarc, Refrigerators, Water Coolers
and Goech's IXL leo Cream Froezers
Also tho Odell improved Step Ladders,
which will DO sold at bottom figures.
9. w. Henderson, 100 Commercial nv
enue, Cairo, Ills. 77-d-2i.lm
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing. be-
tween the undersigned, under tho firm
loon business, IS this day disoNedby mutual
consent. The business will he continued by
A. T Zanone, who will pay all debts owing
by and collect all debts due tho firm. ,
ANTONIO II. ZANoNE.
JOSEPH u, ZANONE,
CAIRO, Ms, May lei 1874. ls-5-s-iOi
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bsynWo must continue TO impress upon
cur readers tho fact that we arc afflicted
with water on the floor, threatening to
developo into clear case of water on the
BRAN
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The barber shop n GA .ho cornor OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
whoro j. George Suenhouse with his gen.
tlemanly assistants can be found at any
hour Of tho day or night, roadv to soothe
your feelings with a smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham.
poo. LISA srst-class shop, and you arc
sure OF receiving hrst.clnss treatment
Ladies' and childrens hair cut Of curled
after the most approved styles. 8-l5-tf
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30-5 G-ti

q Jusr received, fno 10, ~ extension
ladders, garden hoes, rskes, etc, s'1r at
A Halleys. 66-4-lTm.
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RIVER NEVIS


PORT LIST |
For The ~ hours ending at O O'Clock D. IN.
ARRIVALS. |
steamer 8racy, Columbus
"a q Arkansas Belle, Evansville \ |
Atlantic, st Louis
Thomas w. Means, st. Louis
Chas Brown, 81. Louis
" Jos. II. Biglcy, st. Louis 4
Bollo Memphis, Memphis
Wild Duck, Pittsburg
Us. Mcdonald, Na,chez
DEPARTED.
steamer Gracy, Columbus
I" Arkansas Belle, Evan svillc
I" City Chester, Memphis
4" Atlantic, New Orleans
I" Thomas Means, Ashland
" Alice Brown, New Orleans
Chas. Brown, st. Louis
o." Belle Memphis, st. Louis
d" Wild Duck, st. Louis
james II. Biglcy, Louisville
j, s. Mcdonald, Loui.ville
The river has been stationery at ALL
on the guage since Tuesday evening, and
from prosen. indications will fall rap
IDLY in q very few day consuma,ion
dsvoutly TO DO wishod.p Business has
improved little and may DO called fair.
Tho weather yesterday was cloar, warm
and pleasant.
Although the weather is fas. approach
ing summer heat, tho river water is still
| of very low temperature aad altogether
disagrccable for bathing purposes. We
| get this fact from Mr.. Walter Wither-
spoon; our assistant wharf-mastor, who
accidentally tried 1t yesterday morning,
While he was wondering over the
guards Of tho steamboat Wild Duck, in
pursuance Of his calling, he missed on q
line and "wons a fishing Being an ex.
pert swimmist he reached another line
and go crswled on. Of the river. Sol
Silver applied the necessary rostorative'
and Walter is himeelf again. The moral
10 "don't hunt wild ducks at night
The Alice Brown lief. for New Orleans
with u boats and IA barges of coal con
tanning about 42o thousand bushels.
The Chas. Brown returned to St. Lou
with two barges of coal.
The Wild Duck put oil 40 tons her,
and has two barges of freigh, for 81
Louis.
The Jas. II. Bgley has gonoto Louis
. Vile for more coal and tho Thomas Mean
/ has orc for Ashland.
The j. S. Mcdonald has empty barge
for Louisville. ..r..... "A.
, Tho Arkansa, Bello brought probabl
: 10 tons yesterday.
: Tho Atlantic has four barges OF freigh
for New Orleans and added GO ton
= here.
/ The Valley company are loading
| barge for their next boat.
Charlie DeXspg who during tho pa
: winter has been engaged in the Office
4 Phillips wharfboat left for his norther
l homo the other day, where he will r.
~ main 70. tho summer at least
~ Capt. Sandusky should hold his hig
headed j. s. McComb little further o.
when she passes our wharf Che Is ia
., and has q strong pair of legs and max
the water bubble. Yesterday We notice
q little fstbost on which there wero SO
=. cral caulkers pretty roughly tumble
d about by her waves and for u moment v
9. were deluded into vain hope OF gc.iiI
ID an item out Of it.
Tho sipe water continues to risc in Z
city, bu. is not as high yet by about thr
inches as in 1867. The marks Of tn
% year are plainly visible on the Episcop
u church and on brick building
y" Eighteenth street.
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FoR STOVES, Tinwaro, ,oile,warc, steam
cooking vessels, broilors, bird cages, Ian
erns, gate springs, cato hinges, table and
poke, cutlery, nuting irons. Also for
roofing, cutters and spouting, go to A.
lIallcy's, 1853 Washington avenue, near
Tenth street. bG--4-l7-lm.
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SEVERAL pleasant family rooms at the
~. Charles Hotel, fronting on tho OHIO
can DO obtained with board at reduced
rates during the summer months.
92-4.2b.f
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WIN. Ehlers wishes to inform the pull =
lie tina. no has Just received large stock
OF imported French calf and Morocco
Leather from Adolph Nickel, OF Cincin-
natl, drec. importers, ard ho can there
fore warrant oil his work to BIO OF not only
tho best manufacture, but OF the very
best material. ANY ono who desires fnc
Boots, Shoes or GAiters will lind II to
their interest 70 call on Mr.. Ehlcrs at his
shop, 10th street, and examine his stock
and styles before ordering elsewhere.
203--3-i-lm
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BG Remember tho grand union Sun
day school picnic Of the Cairo and Vien-
ma schools, to take place ut Vienna
on Saturday, May 9th. All tho Sunday
schools or Cairo are especially invited to
taEo part. Ample arrangements have
been mado TO mako it n grand and pleas
ant affair. Hon. d. w. Mum will dolivcr
the Grafton on behalf Of tho Cairo Sun
day schools. The Delta City eorne. band
will DO in attendance. A special train
will leave the foot of Eighth street on
Ohio Leyec at 8 o'clock am, stopping a,
| Eighteenth etreat. 26-5-G-it
FiRsr-cLAss board at second; class rate
ct the ST. Charles Hotel. 92-4-26 IT
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ROOMS TO RENT.
FOR SALE.

In Wilcox block, Washington avenue
at the lowest figures. lG-4-3-tf.
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FoR SALE. "A fine, large ico-box.
Suitable for = saloon, Enquire at No:
80, Ohio Lsyeo. 2i.5-e-st
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A largo stock of Lawns, corded and
plain Alpacas, corded Jacones and Por-
Gals can DO found in beautiful styles at
ID. HARTMAN u Cos,
CORNER SIXTH STREET AN ID
COMMERCIAL AVENUE.
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HsyAt meeting Of Tho Council on
Tuesday night Alderman Halliday of tho
Fifth ward introduced resolution u
compel tho Cairo and Vincennos railroad
company TO raise their track on Common.
cial avenue between Twon.oth and Thir
ty-fourth streets to tho proper grade and
TO place tho wagon road in a passabe con.
dition.for teams. This action should have
been taken long ago, and if it had been
the owners Of property on Commercial
avenue would not now DO compelled 4
20 milo out Of their way in order t.
come down town.
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held at the Arab engine house under Tho
auspices Of the ladies of tho German
Lutheran church, IL proving sgroat sue.
GEES. The attendance last eveni-g was
very large, andif there were AZ tbcfc
who did not enjoy thomsoldcs We iid not
SEQ them. Tho ladies who are managing
the festival havo proven that they know
just how such an entertainment. should be
conducted. Tonight will be the last,
and it is to be hoped that thoro will 10 n
I'd attendance
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NY" Rornembcr tho fair and festival Ut
the Arab engine house tonight.
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HARTMAN g. CO.

Are selling Gents half hoso at C5 cents
per dozen.
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EscrA resolution Wac adopted at the
meeting Of tho city council on Tuesday
evonu" authorizing tho city TO reopen
the sewer under or near the stone depot.
This sewer vas closed long time ago,
and its ro-opsniug will AFFORD tho residents
between Thirteenth and Sixteenth streets
much rolIef in draining Oh the sipe water.
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The best stock Of Brown Linen md Cot
tonados can be found at
ID. HARTMAN x Cos.
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,trH S.a. DIR. WIN. HALLS
Ha!ssm for the Lungs

1aiss,a for the Lungs
INN GREAT AMERICAN CON
4. !, 10, S,sss.sFMPTIVE REMEDY
.OcuNmption is NOT anincurable disease.
HhyufN&nS assure us this fact. II is only
neceSnfrtSo have the Right Remedy, and
thsAsefrnat malady can be conquered.
F. sos-s HkHs Balsau is this Remedy.
.4t,breskA up the night sNeats, relieves the
anpReS&tS ughtness across ne lungs. and
keNs dc FEDERATED and cNcOriated surfaces
:, yhteh 3b9S enom OF the disease produces.
WfnfEtlFE LASTS THERE'S HOPE.
1t may not be too late TO effect a cure even
alter the doctors have given you up
HATS Balssm 10 sold everywhere, and
may be had at wholesale ofthc Proprietors,
gel,A ~ Menry. Curran n Co., at their
GnAat 4ldicine Warehouse, and College
rNee; New York. Price 81 per bottle.
/. sAApea IiAlsam Is also sure remedy FOL
C0lSIS, UEOids, Pneumonia. bronchitis
4s6NS.Ep itting OF Blood, Group, Whoop
me, cNNGIiS and all other diseaies OF the res
-NrAQsNN organs.
.sAls0 4n0prietors OF Scovlll's Blood and
HVApk KHp, Carbolic Saive, Edcy's Troches,
Oxygenated Bliters, Motifs Liver Pills. &C.,
JOHNF. HENRY, CIRRAN &CO,
2s.tsGss16and9 College Place, New io-',.
.asSG4Aswit
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MnLISERY.-Mrs. Hogar,h " Co. de-
sire TO call the attention of the ladies Of
Cairo and vicinity to their display of mil
iinary and fancy goods. Having secured
tho services OF one Of tho bes. trimmers
in the West, they feel confident that they
can suit the most oxaoting taste. Dress
making done in tho latest styles on short
notice. Prices reasonable. A call is re-
specially solicited, No. IA Commercial
avenue, one door south Of tho popular
dry goods store of j. Burger. 7I-4.2itf,
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Leaving bal. in treasury M,."..sl7 2G
Missionary collections. 3 6C
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You can buy Queonswaro and Cutlery
as cheap at ID. Hartman i Cos, as in al y
other part Of the country. ..F
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Twelve yards bleached Domestic ont
yard wide, for 81 at
ID. HARTMAN IL Cos.
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iAyrw tdosr day boafdsrs viii bs
taken at tho 81. Charles At the reduced
rates. ntssnnH . naa % 92--4-2oAf
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meeting OF tho city council on tuesday
evoniu~ authorizing tho city TO reopen
the sewer under or near the stone depot
This sewer vas closed long time ago
and its ro-opsning will AFFORD tho residents
between Thirteenth and Sixteenth streets
R,S7 On Tuesday night, whilo passing
from Halliday Bros wharfboat to u
steamer that lay along side, MIR. Walt.
Withorspoon missei his footing and fell
into tho river. Some of the deck-hands
on the steamer seeing him fall came to
his rescue and succeeded in getting him
out. 1t was very narrow escape.
| ny The result desired by Mr. Thrupp
greater facilities for discharglng the
water furnished by tho sewers may be OBJ
tanned "a we'll by multiplication OF
eighteen inch pipes os by tho enlargement
of tho discharge vents az Tenth and
Thirty-four,h stro Is, and probably thi'
would be tho safer way to so. rid OF ;ht
superhnoua sipe water.
Esss- At asmee,iDg of tho Memo base
ball club, held on Tuesday evening, Mr.
Oberly WAS reelected president, Mr.. Phi
Howard treasurer, and Matt Fulton sec
rotary. by a vote OF The members pres
ont IL was decided TO change the name o
tho Glib to tie DBlue Stockings" 1t i
said tho Blue Stockings can produc,
frst.c,Gss nine,
? ny" Mcasrs. rierson, Steele and Brown
tho state railroad commissioners were a
the 81. Charles yesterday They hav
J concluded TO commence suit in the A.
eIander county circuit court against tn
Illinois Central for oxtortion, and hav
retained Messrs. Linesar ~ Lansden /
the case. They left last night by rive
for st. Louis.
S BsS" The following were tho arrivals
tho Delmonico hotel yesterday Mi
" Bodnot, Hickman, Ky Miss Ella Hav
Nlutt NHAf!sssoif -iAoi n " ''ih'shi AVA y
RI Tnos l. Darby Paducahi George Ba
ringer, Jonesboro; Thomas Sides, Jons
- boro John Ledlic, 81 Louis; Henry Ia,
mohd, NJ, Vernon; G May, Pi.,sburr
l. NJ Stein, Norfolk Mics Mary Mathew
), Baltimorei Geo ts?sde, Lancaster Y
Alex Monroe, st Louis.
Bea The entertainment BY tho Egg,
tian Choral Society at tho Athoneum la
evening was grand success. The SIN
ing and the playing was excellent, In ia
: tar superior to the performances Of mar
of the dramatic companies that have Vi
tied us within the last year or two. "
= have no ume to cay moro Of tho ente
tRinnent tonight. bu. In tomorrow
-. issus shall sndsavor to give compile
nd synopsis OF u. ~,
kkJ- The tar and Iestiyal now bei
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| flour. FLoUR.-Good and choice fam
lily flour In 9sib sacks, convenient for FAM
lily uso, for sale in quantities to suit par.
chasers. .... PETER GULL,
| 80, Ohio Lovee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-07

a largo assortment Of Brown, White
and Duniah table linen A.
u. HARTMAN 4 Cos.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-07

A largo assortment of Ladies Jaconet
Nainsook and Victoria Lawns can bt
bought cheap at ID. HARTMAN * Cos.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-07

SsJ- The tar and fs.,ivsl nov bein,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-07

MRs. RUMBoLD Is prepared to BLEACH
and PRESS hats and bonnets in tho most
approved style, and in manner to give
entire satisfaction. Call n. her residence
on Fifteenth stree. between Walnut and
Cedar. 23G-3-l5-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-07

Whampoa silk plaids can be had at 10
conts per yard ut d. HARTMAN 4 Cos.