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bled TO think that his power was nothing whom
pitted against the two Generals named above. He
supposed the courtesy Of the Senate would give
him something TO say in the confirmation
of officers for his State but he found this was
only the practice in cases in which tho Executive
was not particularly interested.
The vote was 80 to 16, and Mr.. Simmons was thus
confirmed as Collector Of Boston. The merr'mens
tonight runs high, and Simmons's rooms are over
with the same crowd that for the past week
have thronged the Hobbies Of the Capitol
TEtEGRAMs FROM MR. PORBEs-THE REPUBLICAN,
PARTY OF MASSACHUSETTS TO BE KEPT WHERE
JOHN A. ANDREW LETT 1T.
lGEsERAL PREss DIsrArcHl
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27-The following kilograms
were sent from here tonight:
WARRINGTON, Feb. ~. 1874
To the Hon. A. IT. RICE, ALPHEUs HARDY, JOHN CUx'
sryGs, }. H. DASroRrH, and Others, herehan1 ~
change Boston, Mass:
We have performed the duty with which We were
charged and laid before the President, senator
Boutwell, and others sneh views and facts as viii tend
to correct the idea that single member runs the whole
delegation and the Com wealth OF Massachusetts
We hope result will enable to dispei another
error which has been industriousy circulated. and
which is emineDty calculated TO nnre the wellearned
fame of our President aud to disturb the harmony OF
tho great Republican party-namely, that the same
sudacous party runs the President
We intend turning homeward tonight, leaving your
interest In the able hands Of Messrs Pierce, Williams,
and the other members who have manfully stood up
for them. JOHN NJ. FORBES. Chairman.
WASHINGTON Feb. a. 1874
The Ton A. II. RICE, AlPHEUs HARDY. JOHN CUMMINGS,
J. ii. DASFoarB, and others, Aere.dnt' Brehange,
Boston:
since the Committee teleSraphed 20 you. the ngh,
here over. The igbt 10 TO come. We propose
to keep the Republican party OF Massachusetts wbero
John A. Andrew left 10. JOBs NJ FORBES.
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ADDITIONAL FACTS REGARDING THE PAVING CON
TRAcTs-How DE GoLYER AND MCCLELLAN OBJ
Tanned AN AWARD.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals VIII be received at my
ONCE, until o'clock y. M. OF TueSdiy the
eleventh Ql) day Of August, 1874, for iura-
ishiBg the materials, or doing the work. or
both, for the Reconstruction Of the follow
ing described sidewalks, or either OF them,
viz;
On the south side of Fourth am street,
between Washington aud Commercial ave-
nues, on the west side OF Washington ave.
bue, between Fourth 9TH and Filth 9th
streets; on the north side of Filth t5th
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenue; OF the east eide NJ WISHING
ton avenue, between Fifth (bihl and sixth
W'h) streets; on the south side Of seventh
(itb) street, commencing at The east Sidc Of
Walnut street and extending east fifty go
feet; on the north side Of Seventh 9th
street, commencing on the west side of Wal
nut street and extending west 10 the new
walk fronting the property of j. u Turner I:
on the north side OF Eleventh (ilth) street be-
tween Washington avenue and Walnut
street; on the east side of Poplar street,
from point opposite the northcrly side Of
Division street, to point scyenty.dye 90
feet north oi the DOrtherly side of Twenty
first street; on the south side OF Twenty.
first t2lst street between Poplar and Syct-
more streets. Said sidewalks 10 be Recon
structed Of wood.
Sealed proposals, rs above, will also he re-
ceiyed for furnishing the materials, or doing
the work, or both. for the construction OF
the following described sidewalks, or either
Of them, viz:
ON the south side of Eighth (sih street,
between Washington and Commercial ave-
nues; on the north side Of Eighth lsthl
street, between Washington avenue and
Walnut street and on the east side of wash
tngton avenue, between Eighth 18th aud
Ninth 9th streets. Said sidewalks 10 be
constructed Of brick.
Said proposals shall be directed 10 the
Fnffnan nf ,ftt q a a
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05
A FIGHTING COOK.

Yesterday was one OF the dullest of days
in tho police court. There was only one
csse--The city Va. George Mcknight, our
cook.
George Is colorod man of belliger-
ert turn OF mind. He is always anxious
for a ditiieulty-with q woman, and boasts
of his ability to whip the Oldest one in the
city. He has been our cook for long
while, and makes an excellent dish of
hash. A coiored lady, by the namo of
Caroline, is our chsmbermaid. She ia
large, and not comely. In her youth sho
was disappointed ia love, and has since
that time boon laboring under the hsllu.
cinatlon that all mankind
has conspired to make her
miserable. In moment Of prea.
depression, few weeks ago, she whipped
the washcr-woman and frightened the
dining room girls and nurse on; Of their
wits. Day after day she became more
and moro depressed, and finally became
80 melancholy that she attacked tho cook
without satisfactory result. George won
the victory, and Caroline began to believ,
that even the stars were opposing her
II melancholy chsmbermaid canno
whip the cook when she is depressed, Il
not the world a feeting show for man,
'i"sion given Caroline though. SO, apt
yesterday threw at George fsw word
oil challenge to mortal combat, and the,
sought an upper chamber il
solitude to pine. George procured
club and followed her. VIII
tears the melancholy Caroline told hin
10 come on, and with vim tho gallan
George accepted the invitation. Tho,
arose tho screams Of Caroline in agony
yeil upon yell while George iadustriou,l,
beat her on her sorrowiul head. An IN,
people In tho house began to shout; th,
people on the street took up the cry. Mer
rushed to the Hibornian engine house an,
the devil was to pay. Finally Goorg,
got of and allowed Caroline to get up
which she did in regrotful manner
ihon Caroline complained to SOUR
Bird and George was required to nav
hne OF - and costs, If any of our friend
nave chsmoeFmaidi Ito DO whipped w
will lend George and guarantee tina, h
will do the job well.
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SPIRES.
y RACY CARD FROM q. A,
HE CALLS SOMEBODY HARD
NAMES, AND TELLS HOW HE
WALLOPED HIS BOY.
For IuE BCLLFTIN

VI
Mr. EDIToR; As an act OF justice to
me ask you to publish the following:
The person who reported to THE Bull.
LsrIr local the infam Gus fAlsehood contain
cd in the Sunday Bulletin, viz; tina, I had
numerically beaten my boy with buggy
whip m Il boldly assert) lou contemptt.
Die liar, and without cause or provocstion
slanders the Inhabitants in the neigh bor-
hood. When the Father Of q disc bedient
boy thinks proper to chsstiss him, If
screams were undoubted proof that a child
was being beaten cruelty would accuse
some of tho persons Il don't say neigh.
bors, for have nono) that live in my
vicinity, Of inaio,ing cruel
whipping every few hours 10 the day on
their youngest, an infant VI some three
summers.
Now, shall simply state the facts Of
the case In order to convince the public
that the author Of the statsmen can DO
proven q diabolical liar.
l nave repeatedly forbidden my boy to
go near the river for fear Of his being
drowned, and he had, time and again,
disobcyed me. l had tried several m ode o.
Of punishment, without effect. As a last
resort, after waiting until about nine
o'clock in tbs evening, | deter mined to
go after him, and whip him
ell the way home, 90 a.
to both shsme and frighten him.
| procured small twig, about q feet
long-s water sprout OF this years
growth, and with that whipped him
homo. l have the remnant Of the switch ;
and, IL any one feels inclined to ioub.
my assertion, l can produce il; also prove
tina. my child had not nor has he now,
one bruise or scratch to show that he va.
so terribly beaten with ,ha, buggy whip J
l will only add, IN conclusion, that have
no buggy whip but could got one pre-.
vided the author Of the slander would say
to my fAcs what he has had published.
AS regards the unsnviable light in
which my neighbors hold me- their
opinions are of little consequence to me.
Z. A. SPIRIs
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

HARTMAN YoR THE LEGIsLATURE.~-The
Gazette Of last NJ onday nominated Mr..
John q. Hartman, Esq, for the Legislature,
in the following complimentary para
graphs:
The fact that democratic SUCCESSORS TO
Obsriy and Lsmma must be elected In
this senatorial district, has excited NO
newspaper discussion, and but little at
tsntion in any quarter. 1t Is probable
that Mr.. Lemma will DO his own succes-
sor. lie is . man of considerable ability,
OF great personal popularity, . progress.
i've democrat, and lives in q portion of the
district that may justly claim . represen-
tativs. Mr.. Oberly, We are told, would
not accept the domination If rendered.
Who, then, shall be Mr.. Oberly's sue.
cessorG We take ~ That, since Union
county has the senator, the right 10 name
the man will DO conceded TO Alexander
We take 1t for granted, furthermore, tina,
Alexander will not hesitate to name
John @ Hartman, Esq. No man in the
district could serve the people more intel
ligsntly and efficiently. He 10 =
gentleman Of acknowledged ability,
of sound judgment, quick psrcsp-
tious Auu uhihpohcukDIe persOnA ~
integrity. Clerk Of the lower
branch Of the General Assembly In 1862,
and Of the Constitutional Convention ia
1868. he has gained 3 knowledge Of the
routine and processes of legislation, OF the
tricks and intriguss Of rings and commit
tees, and Of the puzzling parliamentary
resorts Of shrewd, but unscrupulous
members that would give him power and
prominence possessed by no ether young
members, and but by few of the old
ones.
1t 10 quite needless, however, to urge
Mr.. HArmsn's fitness for the place. lie 10
known personally and by reputation 10
nearly every voter Of the district, as
man who has flied every public position
to which he has been called, in q manner
creditsble to himself and sstisfsctory 20
the people Send him to the legislature.
and no will not only know his duty there
but will discharge 1t faithfully, intelli.
gently and honestly, DO the Gems squences
personal to himself what they may.
We second the motion of Tho Gsxstts
Mr. HsrmAn has hsi much experience. in
delibsrstivs bodies, and would make a
very useful member of the lower house.
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CHEAP LUMBER

Desiring to wind up our partnership
business, We re-selling lumber at reduced
rates-s2 per thousand less than marke,
prices. Having large stock Of logs on
hand, we are prepared to I'll all bills NJ
short notice. We are selling sidewalk
lumber and oak, at SIS per thousand, cash,
delivered and poplar, at corresponding
figures,
MI MeGshey being no longer in our
employ is not authorized TO take Or
ders, collect bills or receipt for the Grm.
62'''e'4w WALL Il ENT.
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with awagon, unless they 60 out Tenth
street. to the Mississippi ievso, and 70 in
IN tho rear, distance of = mile or two.
Many OF tho people, when they require
iuei must carry coal and wood several
blocks This is hardship the people Of
that part of the city should not be re-
CURED longer to endure, and it may in
great part DO obviated by the proposed
street.hlling
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05
POLITICAL NOTES.

Nh. DAVIS FOR THE LEoIsLATuRK.-
We cannot understand why tho Republ.
cans will not nominate our friend, Dsvis,
of.The Sun, for the legislature. Roally
he would mako . useful and iniu.triou.
member. lie and Hartman, being both
from Cairo, could do this city much ssrv.
ice.
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Col. TArLoR's CASDIpAcr.-Ths aug.
gestion that Col. Taylor should be nomi-
mated, as the opponsn, OF Capt. Clements,
for congress, has boon received with grea.
favor in this d,y. Oaly few persons
have made any objection to him a. can
didate, and many of tho mos. Jealous Re.
publicsns have declared their intention to
vote for him il he should be the opposition
candidate.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

IhE GAME OF BASE BALL YEsrER-
pAf'-Ihe hrst OF the series OF games OF
base ball to be played between the River
SIDE club OF Mound City and the other
SUB OF Cairo, was played on the grounds
OF the former at Mound City ysstsrdsy
resulting In victory for tho Cairo boys
Inc score A'ths conclusion Of the game
standing th'rty-three to twenty-five. The
game WAS one Of the best these clubs have
ever played, and was the most closely con-
tested.
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FOR SALE.
FURNITURE OF THE CENTRAL
HOUSE.

will sell the furniture of the Central
House, in bulk, or in parts, commencing
this date, ssI desire to leave tho hotel
business, This furniture is all new, and
Of good quality-carpcss, beds, bedding,
chairs, etc. and will be cold at great
bargain. The lease for tho house can be
obtained on favorable terms.
JOHN ii UAFRkR
Cairo, July 20, 1874. OF
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

CHUck HoLEs.-Ohio leyee and Wash
inGton avenue are full of chuck holes,
ana consequently give to Mr.. Stratton
ana me writer, tho latest new buggy
men, world Of trouble. There is DR..
DaHning' who csros nothing for then,
ilo can roll along over the avenue, geing
up and down like corked bottle fioatin &
On rough river, and assert that sit is OF
no consequence but new buggy men
1oh 'hko chuck holes, and we maintain the
Guy authorities should pay some attention
10 'he'r complaints A few days labor
would put the streets in good condition
ana o'ory well'regula,ed city that doei
nov induls" in tho luxury OF gaslight
should have its streets in good condi
ton.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

For sHERiFF,@Ths Republican poll
ticians arc casting about for . candidate
for sheriff, and will probably induce AL
derman Potter Saup to consent to stand.
The Alderman has, for . number Of years,
been casting q longing eye upon tho
sberif's office, and could be induced to
try again to obtain 1t; but, possibly, the
well-known strength Of Sheriff Irwin,
who will be q candidate for recollection,
may induce Mr.. Ssup to blush awhile
longer in the modest seclusion Of the city
council chamber.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

A Mucn-NEEDED IMPROVEMENT SuG-
't'rED'-lt has been suggested that the
'''y shHlI order the alling of Fourteenth
'''so'' from Washington avenue TO Wal
nut street Walnu, street from Four
.eenth street to Fifteenth street and Fiji
'eon'h street, from Walnut to Cedar
s'tee'-to Waters Row" During q
part oil almost every year the people who
i've west Of "Winter's Row." and all that
Ae'ghborhood, cannot got to their houses
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05
GENERAL NOTES.

SERESApED.-The Silver Cornet band
serenaded Hcuf'ner on Monday night, and
its members were treated like princes by
that socisbleland hospitsble gentleman
10 took them in.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

BASE BALL--A largo number-thst Is
to say, comparatively a large number-of
young boys and youthful mon, visited
Mound City yesterday afternoon to wit
ness tho inter.city game Of base ball.
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ALL persons indebted to Wall Il Emf
that do not mako settlement before the
10Th day of August will find their ac.
counts in the hands of Esquire Bross for
collection. WALL * EET.
3S-g-2-ow
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

FINE GuS.-Breech loader, Rebound
ing Locks, Illuminated Steel Barrels with
latest improvements. Ga exhibition and
for sale, at Henrys Hardware Store
corner Commercial avenue and Eighth
street. If
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

STEAM AND GAS FIrTISG.-Newland
* Rennio have entered into co-partner-
ship, and have opened shop on CONNER
cial avenue, next door TO Perry Powers
livery stable. They are now ready to do
all kinds Of Steam ard Gas Fitting,
Drive We'll Work and Plumbing, Special
attention pAid to repairing pumps. They
solicit share of public patronage, and
guarantee their work to DO well done.
27-7-27-lm
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PFIFFERIIse The gentleman of this
out lsndisb name, whose Christian namc
is Charles, lately host of the Whinstead
House, at Anna, has become head cook of
tho Insane Asylum. Hs at tho kitchen
boiler and Jim Fulton at the other boiler
ought to run the asylum in good style and
cheap for cash
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Cairo, July 20, 1874.
Hanover college, ano,er. Indiana

Hanover college, ano,er, Indiana
NFxT term begins September 9TH, 1874.
Two foil courses, classical and scientific,
with prepatory department. rull faculty.
Tuition tree. Boarding as low as elsewhere,
For information or catalogues apply to Rev
&C. HICKMAN, ID. ID. President.
S3--.On.fS
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WIcKwIRE- is building warehouse
somewhere in the city He has como
back to stay with us for few weeks
How happy he mus. be 10 get on. Of Car
hondnlo into Cairo
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hVus iuesuhy morning anu returned TINS
morning. A swift flying bird is Jewett
AT HOME TO Roberts, the ar
list, is at home TO stay. Ito is now study
ing photography with VIM. Winter
WIoKwIRE is building a warehouse
somewhere in the city. He has como
back to stay with us for few weeks
How happy he mus. be to get on. Of Car.
bondalo into Caro-
PFUFERIIse. The gentleman of this
out lsndisb name, whose Christian namc
is Charles, lately host of the Whinstead
House, at Anna, has become head cook #
tho Insane Asylum. He at tho kitchen
boiler and Jim Fulton nj the other boiler
ought to run the asylum in good style and
cheap for cash
SPIRES. Mr.. G. A. Spires, in a vigor-
Gus card, published in this issue oil THg
BULLETIS, Indignantly denies that lie
logged his boy with buggy whip, And
If no did, whose business was it? Spires
has right to fog his boy, and wo will
stand by him in the exercise Of that right
or course Spires has right to whip BIZ
boy.
MUM AND PorE.-The last seen by
any citizen of Cairo, of thos,
political twins, were their
coat tails as thoy vanished
through the door of a Chicago. bound train
last week It's confidently believed that
neither is lost to the city, but that both
will return before many days and bring
with Thorn, a, Mary's little lamb brought
its tail, the appointment.oI Col. Mckesig
to tho Cairo postoilice. About that tins, as
the almanac forcbly expresses it, look
out for storms YOst will thunder along
his entire length OF ton feet in stature
and Phillis lighlon as frequently "a al
angry Are ny.
"FlSsEoAN.'-We do not often sit by IL
silence an permit our friends to be-
abused; and we expect to never fall into
tho disreputable habit. As consequence
thereof we became very angry when
we read, in tho Carbonate Observer the
following paragraph, evidently aimed al
our old-time fellow-citizen, the rollicSing
and boistorous "Finnegan;
Whore is that celebrated wit and aivo.
cate OF benzine, Mike Boyle, alias Finne-
| gan who can inform US? We have no
doubt his numerous friends, among which
is almost every business man who trusted
him IN the dnyc of his contractorship,
would be delighted to hear from him.
especially II he was in such position that
they could collect any money from him,
or II he was safe in penitsntiary for n
few years. We should DO glad to intro.
duce him properly to tho citizens Of bis
| present abode, did we but know where it
was.
This is an aspersion on the character oil
a bully boy of this city, wherefore
Has our advocate OF benzine abused the
con fdence of any person Has he re-
qucs!ed some person to "chalk it, Die
no romnrk, with that quaint bumor pecu
liar TO him, keep it on record IN memor y
of yours truly p lie Is sad rogue, but
honest the day is not longer than he i,
honest. Then why does The Observer
so cruelty talk about pententiaries and
houses of that kind? II i. shameful. |,
must be stopped.
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FoR RENT.-Two rooms, suitable for
Office and bed room, over Henry's hard
ware store, Commercial avenue, corner
Eigth street. 7-l2-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

oNE thousand Chinese parasols at
Hariman's, only twenty-five cents each
S6.7-3Otf
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SuLLIvAS.-Drug', medicines, per-
fumery,-everything in the line,-at +.
L. Suliivans, l52 Commercial avenue.
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ALL tue day boardera in the city can
b5 accommodated at the st. Charles
hotel, with frst-clsss board at second class
rates 7g-4.lq-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

SOMETHING EKw.---Bucks Crystal
Brilliant with glass oven doors. No &C.
casion 10 have turnt bread. Call and see
tat #. KERTu's. s7-G.l9tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

On. WILLIAMS, Dentist may be found
in his office at any time extracts teeth at
all hsurs day or night. Office at 40
Commercial avenue, between sth.snd 9th
street. 45-8.4.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

ONE thousand yards two.inch gros
grain ribbon, all colors and warran.ed ell
silk, at fifteen cents a yard. One-inch,
same ribbon, for ten cents yard at
Hartmsn's. 80 7-3O-tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

The BEsT.-Tho general verdict is
tina, T. E. Sullivan's soda water is the best
in The city. Try Is, No. 1852 CONNER
cial avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
street
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

AT HOME TO STAY.-Roberts, the ar
list, is at home TO stay. IIo is now study
ing photography with VIM. Winter.
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PHOTOGRAPHS. For the next sixty
days VIM. Winter will make the bes
OF photographs at 81 per dozen. This il
a rare opportunity for those desiring
work in this line. 47--7-3-30t
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST &, 1874.

wANrED.--A wash woman apply at
The BULLETIN Office. II
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-05

THE largest and best-selected stock
Of FURNITURE for sale at Wholesale
aud retail by HENRY EICHHoFF, No.
ll5, Commercial avenue, opposite Seventh
street. 7i-6-l7-3m
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PERSONAL NOTES,

WILCOX. --Jewett Wilcox went TO 81.
Louis Tuesday morning and returned this
morning. A swift flying bird is Jowett.
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For SALE.-2Oo dozan one quart iruit
cans at 81 per dozen half gallon cans ut
81 80 per dozen, all of good tin with
groovod seams, manufactured ana for sale
by a. HALEY, l6s Washington avenue,
near Tenth street. S2-7-l7-lm
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PRIVATE BoAEDING.-Mrs. j. W. Car.
michael having taken the large house At
the corner Of Sixth stree, and Washing
"" avenue Is prepared to
furnish private boarding to a
limited number Of either ladies and gen.
tlemen, or to gentlemen and their wiye,
The house is very pleasantly located and
convenient to the business part 0, tho city
The rooms are large, airy and woll
lighted. For further information INQUIRE
at the house.
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NoTICE.-The-e will DO regular meet
ing Of tn Cairo Casino Wednesday even
ing next, August 9th. A prompt attend
ance Of all members is requested. BY
order II the President.
REISuoLu V. BELzsER,
Ar.N.I.0t Snn.0..r.