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streets are approaching completion and
will shortly be ready for occupancy. TIE
new business house being erected at the
corner Of Ninteenth street and CONNER
cisl avenue BY c. q. Ps,ier & Co, will lie
when finished, one Of tho very best busi.
uess houses in the city. 1t athree story
brick, twenty. 1--we by one hundred feet, and
put up in q most substantial manner
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Wucox.-Mr. Jewstt Wilcox was in
attendance at the corner stone ceremonies
in Chicago on the 2i.h., and gives glow
ing account Of the affair. There was up
wards Of ono hundred masonic lodges
present, besides a large number OF ODD
Fellows and Knights Of Py,hias.
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DIR. ScuEScK's PULMoHIc SYRUP, SEA
WEED Tonic, AND MANDRAKE PILL
These medicines have undoubtedly per-
formed moro cures OF Consumption than
any other remedy known to the Ameri-
can public. They are compounded Of
vegetable ingredients, and contain moth
ing which can be injurious to the human
constitution. Other remedies advertised
as cures for Consumption, probably con
tain opium, which is a somewhat danger
Gus drug in all csses, and If taken freely
by consumptive patients, II must do great
injury; for its tendency Is TO conilno the
morbid matter in tho system, which, Of
course, must mako u cure impossible.
Schonck's Pulmonic Syrup is warranted
not to contain particle of opium; 1t is
composed of powerful but harmless horbs,
which act on the lungs, liver, stomach,
and blood, and thus correct all morbid
secretions, and erpel all the diseased mat
tor from tho body. Theso are tho only
means by which consumption can be
cured, AM as Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
, Ses.Wesd Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are
the only medicines which operate in this
way, tits obvious they are the only gen.
uine euro for Pulmonary Consumption.
| Each bottle OF this invaluable medicine Is
accompanied by full directions. DR..
Schonck is professionally at his principal
office, corner sixth and Arch streets
Philadelphia, every Monday, whore ell
letters for advice must DO addressed.
d3-G .6-eod-lm,
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
SHIP

The co-partnership heretofore existing
between >. b. Ward and II. NJ. Roberts,
under the firm name Of Ward x Roberts
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
II. NJ. Roberts retiring from the firm. 8.
B. Ward will continue the paint, glass
and wall paper business at the Old stand
aud wall settle oil Affairs Of the said firm.
$. b. WARD.
II. NJ. ROBERTS.
CAIRO, H., Juno 24ih, 1874. l6.G-24-di
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MILwAuKEr BKER.--A fresh supply Of
the best Milwaukee lager beer has just
been received at the Planters house and
will be on tap a. 0 o'clock this morning,
Hereafter Mr.. Huefner will set an extra
lunch from half-psst Q to II o'clock each
dsv. % 6.2G.t
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q. P.-Gen. Pennybaker, ofthe United
States Army, was in the city yesterday
and made his headquarters at tho ST.
Charles hotel.
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LucK.-Doan, the genial clerk Of the
St. Charles was the lucky man at the
rattle for gold ws,ch the other evening
lie threw ~, "lucky number, and took
the prize.
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The BEsT.-Wm. Ludwig harness
maker, corner Of + ght street and Com.
mercisl evenue, has the bes, supply Of
harness, saddles, brides, etc, in Southern
Illinois, and sells them As cheap as the
cheapest. 236-3i-
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Mis-, Mary Mccarthy.
I'M FAIRY vIsrrANTs, OR KINDNESS n

I'M FAIRY VI~ITANTs, OR KINDNESS RE-
PAlD.
An Opcrcttl-in three parts.
FART FIRST.
a band OF young ladies' collected To spend
a summer DAY in Teasing, are interrupted Icy
the approach OF beggar mother and her
children.
Band-Mi-,es n. Hall. -. Pike. VI. Edds. l..
Cannon, A. Schulz. VI. SalOn, VI. Slack, j.
Glynn, n. Parker, n. COync, h. Williams.
NJ Taylor. r. M,riOri. 81. lyer., NJ. Fry,
and {. Kelly.
Beggar Mother and Chi'drcn-L. Travis, l..
DeBaun, A. felth, y. Cain aud NJ.
Thompson.
Mu>ic-''Tipping on the Green"-By Phil
u. Howard and Mollis King.
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MILLINERY uooDs AT CosT.-Mrs
Briggs, Commercial avenue, corner Tenth
street, wishes to inform the ladies Of Cairo
and vicinity that for the mex. 80 days she
will sell her summer millinery at cost
Please call and examine her goods, IL
you wish something fine na low price.
S9-C.l7-ln
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DRUds.- For tho best pure drugs go 20
=, Il, Sulvan's. Commercial avenue near
Tonth street Prescriptions carefully
prepared at all hours day and night
Gl--G.lltt
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THE PLANTERS HousE.-The Planters
House, acknowledged TO. be one Of the best
hotels in the Southwest, is now prepared
TO accommodate fifty more boarders.. This
lie . arst-clan hotel, bu. the prices
charged are the same as by second.clsss
houses. The rooms are all large, ligh.
and airy, and furnished in the latest aud
most approved style. 2l.6-26 Ii
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RAIs.-A good rain would be accepts
Ii ;.,., ,o- To- -.---.- - - ..-..-
usily dusty condition, which makes i.
very dlsagreeablo TO be on the streets.
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AFRICAN HAr,e Beesie, Polar or White
Bear and Arctic Seals in Old John Robin
sons World Exposition, at Cairo, June
70, ls7i
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FURNITURE
LOW PRICES.

/ take pleasure in calling
the attention of the public to
my flesh and full stock OF
new and elegant Furniture, at
my Furniture and Matrass
Factory, corner Seventeenth
Street and Washington Ave.
nue.. My stock embraces
Bedsteads, Wadrobes, Blu.
reaus, Sideboards, Wash
stands, Tables, Chairs, Bug
gies, Mattresses and, in a word,
all that is useful or orna.
mental in my line.
This being the only manu-.
factory of Furniture in this
city, l propose offering better
goods at lower prices, and
have made a large red actNr
in the prizes Of all my goods
Cali aid examine my stock
and secure an outfit of choice
Furniture. TO the wholesale
trade l offer special induce
ments. Note the place
Corner Seventeenth Street an
Washington Avenue. Cairo, Ills.
VIM. EICHHOE1
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fur
niture and Mattresses.
l95-9.2T-3m.
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Police CoURr--ln the police cour!
yesterday Judge Brom fined Sam. Wilson,
g colored man, ten dollars and costs for
being drunk and disorderly, and Emanuel
Thompson on the same charge, five and
coats. Tom Walsh was arrested by
Wooten for beng drunk, and Bross fined
him two and costs.
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WILCOX

TEN pounds Of brown sugar for 81;
spounds best coffee sugar At 81, 4 pounds
Of choice butter ct 81; baking powder 45c
per 10 Imperial tea at 81; 81 lbs coffee
Stat Wilcox't Block. l07-2.4.ln.
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NOTICE. TO BUILDERS. 49, Having started
up our cav mill again, VIC arc now pre-
parod to !lrnish all kinds of building
material Il! lowcr prices, delivered, than
it can DO bought from country mills,
Wo have also on hand two hundred
thousand feet of ASSORTED LUMBER that
was colorCd by sipo water that wo will
soil at from 81 TO SIC per 1000 foot.
WALL ~ ENT.
l0l-6-9i-tf
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FRIDAY, JUNE &c, 1874.

FoR SALE Low TO Close CoNstGS-
NEsr.-A lot OF bacon, shoulders, side;
and hams (4D HALLIDAY BROS
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The CoLoKED MAsoS's BALL-The
ball =. Scheels hall on Wednesday even
ing under The auspices Of the grand lodge
Of colored masons was very pleasant af-
fair for those who participated in 1t. The
house wAs crowded, and between feasting
and dancing and dancing and Teasing tho
time Mas whilei away. The festivities
were kept up until late hour in the
morning when the crowd dispersed.
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l0l-6-2i-tf

BU0OY FOR SALE.-St. Louis make;
light, comfortable and easy. Has never
been run much. Ia In perfect running
order, neither scratched nor faded. Win
soil very cheap for cash or on time. Also
light single harness, sound and good
Apply a, Halliday Brothers office, Ohio
levec, w, q. RonBIss.
72.G-l4-l0t
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THE MooSLIGHT EXCURSION. - The
moonlight excursion on night before last
under the auspices OF Cairo lodge 237 A.
+. and A. NJ, was a very pleasant affair.
The boat Three States" left the landing
little after eight o'clock, and returned at
about one. The bow of the boa, was in
good condition for dancing and the young
people Of the party took advantage OF the
occasion and danced till they were tired.
The whole affair was ono Of pleasure and
enjoyment
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JUsr received and for sale by Mathuss
Il Uhl 10000 pounds eloar sides, 10000
pounds hams, 10000 pound. shoulders,
20 boxes lemons. s9.G-l9.4t
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The CIRcUs.-"Old John Robinson.'
10 comiIg-will be here neat Monday
when every one will have an opportunity
to see the elephant. This circus and
mensgsrie combined forms one OF the bes.
shows In existence, and that it Will draw
"a immense crowd we have no doubt.
some Of the most celebrated circus per.
formers in the country arc connected with
this mommoth institution.
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THE largest and host-selectei stock
of FURNITURE for sale q, Wholesale
and retail by HENRY EIClilIOFf, No.
10, Commercial avenue, opposite seventh
street. 7i-6-lT-3m
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The DEsr nickls cigar to be had at Sam &.
Ullmsn's, Washington avenue, near Tenth
street. l3-G.23.lt
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A GREAT SACRIFICE

Twelve yards grenadine for 81 and
many other goods At similar prices to be
had at Daniel Hartmann. GS.6-i2.u
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SopA WATER.-T. L. sullivan will
give you tho bs,t glass of soda water 20 DO
found ia the city
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DRIED BuFvALo MEAT.-Five hundred
pounds dried buffalo meat, just received
from Colorado, for sale by
q. ID. WILLIAM Of,
II G-23.Gt No. 10 Ohio levec.
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SULLIVAN. X. Sullivan, sole agent
for Fouquetts Celebrated Porfumed Starch
Of uloss, the host article of the Kind in
800 p-'~~ .. ""n's ner box.
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The largest assortment OF summer
hat. and caps in tho city and for less
money at j, Hsrtmsn's, 6s-G-l2-u
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ssAis.

knowledge the Best Riche'.
........ .................Miss Luca Bug.
Reminiscnce. Of the Past Mis- Della Pike.
Music-"Old Maids Lament, vocal solo
Performed by Miss NJ. Salon. Sung by
Miss VI. Sweeny.
Mu-ic-Joan Of Arc-POlka-By Mi.-cs M
CLARK, +. MOriord, l., Rodney and J. su-
sanka.
Music--"l can't Play"-Yocal Duett-Per-
. formed by PhIll- Howard and MOllic
King, sung by Ml-.rs Flor. Morfori and
Addie fcith.
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CIGAgs.-for the best Cigars and To-
bscco in tho city, go to I. K. Sulliyans,
Commercial avenue, near Tonth street
The best in the city. Gl-G.l0-tf.
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Referring 10 tho above wo would say,
having ventured in trade on our own re.
sponsibility, wo iolicite tho patronage of
all persons who wish to buy goods in our
line. Practical experience justides us in
saying we both know and can supply your
wants. MADDEN 4 KINNEAR,
GQ o. A.
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CHARCOAL In any quaintit to suit
purchaser at T. j. KKRTHs. s7.G.i9-tf
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COFFINS. OASK ETa

And metallic cases at wilcoxs block at
much less than usual prices 45.6.e.w
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or DUTY.-Sergesnt Cain and Officer
Cbas. Mshner 0, the police force are both
con fined 10 their homes by sickness. Ser.
geAnt Cain lie suffering with very sore
ankle, but jlst VIVA. ais Officer Mehner
We are unable 10 say. He was taken sick
late Monday nigh. while on duty and
WAS compelled TO 60 homo. Blu, three
officers are now on duty a. night.
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CHARCOAL Furnaces at T. j. KERrH's.
s7.G.lq.u
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ONE hundred pieces new prints a,
Stuart Il Gholson's Monday morning.
iOO.G.2l.6t
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NOTICE.

CAIRO, IL, Juno 2O.b, 1874.
Having this day sold my stock in trade
to John Madden and Ii. L. Kinner, /
ask for them the patronage bestowed on
me, and feel justified in assuring TO my
customers the same fair dealing which
thoy have had heretofore.
w. w. THORNTON.
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All peraons knowing themselves In
debted to me will confer favor by calling
at my Office and settling.
Respectfully, Yours,
w. w. THORNTON.
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WILLIAM X. SMITH, NJ. d.

kESlDKECE-N0. ~, Thirteenth street
between Washington avenue and w alnu
trset, Odiee--i3g commercial avenue, up
tstrs.
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SOMETHING NRw.-Bucks Crystal
Brilliant with glass oven doors. No &C.
cssion to have turnt bread. Call and see
itat T. j. kERru's. 97-6-l9.tf
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ALL tue day boardors in the city can
be accommodated at the 81. Charles
hotel, with frst-class board at second class
| rates 7g-4.l9-tf
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TUX HURs BANK CAsE.-Tho case OF
Capt Hurd va. The Firs, National Bank,
which occupied tho attention OF the cir.
cult court Tor the last five days, came to
an unexpected and rather abrupt conclu.
sion yesterday morning by being with.
drawn, tho plaintiff paying the costs.
This suit has occasioned considerable
comment from outside parties, and tho
result was looked for with considerable
interest. Aitor the suit WAS dismissed il
was sscertained that the jury WAS almost,
not entirely, OF the opinion that Capt.
hurd was not entitled TO recover from
the bank FOR his services as its prcsidert
The suit Instituted by the bank agains,
Captain Hurd for $4,000 was also with.
drawn, the plaintiffs paying costs.
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New hoUsEs.-Mr WIN. Klugo has
removed into his elegant new business
house at tho corner Of Sixth street and
Commercial avenue, where his old custo.
mers and friends will hereafter find him.
Mr., Rser's new brick at the corner Of
Poplar aud Twelfth streets, and Mr..
barney Cranes house on Washington
avenue between Twelfth and Thirteenth
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SOllD OuT.

Having cold gu. my office and practice
to DR.. j. Jennolle; of DuQuoln, who
will take possession of the otiieo tho 18th
OF June, l bssepeak for DIR. Jcnnello q
liberal share Of public patronage. l AIN
well acquainted with him and know hi,s
cheorfully recommend him TO all Of my
friends and patrons e.. +. DOUGLAS.
NOTICE.
All those indebted 20 me and all those
having accounts against mo are requested
10 call and settle a. havs sold out and
intend going away the l2th of June.
39-G.i.Ct q. r.. DOUGLAS.
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PART sECONn.

Laila, the fIvoritc Of the band. and kind
friend OF the beggars. happening to stray
for wild flowers, J. lost. In her unhappy
dilemma, a band Of fairies glide into her
presence.
laila-Mis. Flora Moriord. Queen of the
Fairies-M-s Helen Pyatt. Attendant
fsiries-Misse> A. BOdkin, :. Coffee, NJ.
sweeney, ii. Clsrk. h. Healy, NJ. Laliue.
NJ. AcCarthy and l.. Bugg.
siu-io Come with me TO Fairy Land" by
Miss Lucia Bug. Choru, by the fairies.
beautiful liill-"-Quartctlc. Performed
By Miss Mary sweeney aud salic COnec.
sung by II Pyatt, NJ. Mccarthy and y
Feith.
PART THIRD.
The band miss Laila. While expressing
their grief at her loss, She j. led In by
Fairies, whose queen reveals 20 the band
that she WAS the Deggar mother, disguised
in the first part, to prove the goodness Of
their hcart-.
Retreat Observation-Disclosures l.. DcBaun
A.Feith, y. Olmstcad and A. Gordon.
Question. and Answers
...............By Mis- Hattie Reardcn
WarbliDgs At Eye-Ductt-Pianos- Mise
}. -usanka, J. Taylor, NJ. King and y
King.
Song OF Jokes. -. Hattie Rearden and it'll,
girls.
Ls File Du Regment-Operntic-Mis. 4
Schulz, J.. D1Baun, y. Antrim and }
Taylor.
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THE LoReTTo ACADEMY.
THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES.
OF MEDALS, AID
DRESSES, ETC.

The annual commencement exercises at
the Lore,to academy took place yesterday
and was witnessed BY 8 very large and
select audience. The department. of the
pupils wa. eIcolen., aud that they have
been ru, through thorough
course OF training was very
apparent They each End every one
acquitted themselves in a mos. creditablc
manner At the conclusion Of the exer-
ci.es, Father label OF 81. Patrick 5 Cath
ollie Church, made the awards Of medals,
addressing TO each of the recipients g
few well timed and appropriate remarks
request Mr.. Oberly made brief address
to the audience. The following IS the
PROGRAMME.
Overture. La Dame blanche. operate
Mise: Helena Pyiii and Mary McCafiny.
Mis- Lucia Bugg.
Lone starry Hour ....................
Piano-Miss saddle Fcith. Guitar.-Ml-ss'
~allic Cohcc, Lucia Bugs, ami Augusta
| huh.
| Nisanicllo, Ductt....".... Piano
| Ni,s,c. -allie Coffee, Nellie Parker, May
sweeney and Laura Dcliaun.
| ESSAYS.
.harity the Fount of JOY. Miss Helen Pyai
| Little Words ..............M Miss Matte Hcly
Ocean Music. Quartette ....,Perlunncd hy
| Mi,, \. Schuh->ung hy ii. Pyati, III,
Met arthy and \. Fieth.
emusic Among the Pines. solo
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ID. ARTER " Co. are just receiving the
largest and best assorted stock Of saddles,
brides, harness, etc, ever brought to this
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ID. ARTEE & Go. are just receiving the
largest and beet assorted stock Of saddles,
brides, harness. etc, ever brought to this
| aity
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ID. ARTEs & Co. are just receiving the
largest and best assorted stock of saddles,
brides, harness, etc, ever brought TO this
citv
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I'M school TaIAL.-A cASrArA.

Asslsleu ny chOlf OF llttlc glfls.
Woodland uct-PianOs-MattiC
Thompson, Nellie King, Clara Guyer,
Birdie orr.
E-say-lIumbugs ....... Miss Flora MOriord
Merry Zingara- POha-Duet- Misses NJ.
Fry, A. Gordon, G. Kelley and NJ. Nalon.
Apology Vocal Duet. Pianos Mobile aud
Nellie King. sung by Miss NJ. Mccarthy
and J. Taylor.
Changes l,ccitative Miss Nellie Parker
MelOdious Fountain Duet Misses Nettie
Hall. May sweeney, Mamie Taylor and
Flora MOrfOrd.
eve are Merry Cairo Children" song-By
many little girls
r.rody-ltecitatiyo ...,,......M ollic King
SKY Lark Pianos Misses VI. Linehan, A.
Gordon, II. Rcardcn, and &. Guyer
Bridal Eve MaZourka-Mis~csE T.. canon, y.
Olmstead, Il. Cody and \. Antrim.
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FRUIT.

Tho market Ia brisk for all kinds OF
small fruits Sales wero: 6 crates cher.
rios 8 90; % crates raspherrics 4 90; 30
crates goo,oberrics ! 25@l co. boxes
oranges II 00 10 boxes lemons 10 OO@
II 90; 20 boxes green apples Coo; 40
crate, Charles 2 40@2 5O@3 90 II
crates currynts 2 30@2 80.
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EXQUISITE SENTIMENT. --DRAMA-ONE ACT
DHAMAIls PERSONAL.
Angie Talbot. POotes- ..,... Miss Della Pike
Ruby, Her COu in. -. Lucia Bugg
Miss Gas, Auth0ress,-MIss Mary A. sweeney
H HIIiSS Spence Spencer. Ruby's schoolmatcs
Hiss Mary LaIIuc
'''''''''''''''" " Mollic Clarke
Mr. Talbot, Angles Mother,
. ''',,.,, ,..,..,..,,,.,M Miss Sallle tOticc
Grand Celestial Chimes. -Pisnos-M Mise.
Lucia Bugg, Mary Mccarthy, Nellie Park el
aud May Sweeney.
Les ld9alcs-Nariation - Pianos - Misses
Mary Mccarthy aud Lucia Bug
"My Mother" pianos-Misses Helena pyatl
ahd Mary Mccarthy. Guitars Mise,
Salhe Coffee, Lucia Bugg and August
Sehuh.
Gathering of Honorary Medals.
Closing Address Miss Annie Eoar
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one thousand note heads printed at In
BuLLKTIS office for 400; two thousand II
$50.
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This branch OF the market holds firm
aud quiet. The demand ia small bu,
prices arc as previously quoted. Sales
were 5000 M clear side packed and de-
livored, lie, 5000 lbs shoulders, u,
teroes sugar cured hams, l3c; 5000 ID;
plain hams, l2c.
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THE MARKET.

ssy~ Our friends should bear in mind
thu, the prices hero given are usually for
sales from frs. hands IN round lots. In
llling orders and for broken lots i, Is
necessary to charge al advance over
these figures. @usa
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the prize.
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Tho demand ia confined to best timothy
for local and order demand, of which
thcto Is n receipts and very little on
hands. Il consequence Of this, the mar.
Ike, is hrnor with slight upward tend.
ency on strictly choice. Sale. were ? cara
choice timothy, Is 90 | car mixed doliv-
cred, ~ % ~ b.lo, mixed delivered,
l3 90; Gears strictly choica timothy 10.
livered, o..
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-26

White 'orn is quiet with little move
ment and large stock. Prices are weak
and tend downward. Receipts of mixed
are not Up to the wants Of tho market
and price. hold firm. Sales were I cars
white in hulk CG66sc 3 cara mixed ia
bulk G2ci cars white in SACKS, del 7Gc !
2 cars mixed in sacks del 701; 8 care
white in .scks, dol 75c; car mixed in
sacks, del zoe; cara white in sacks del
7js.