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have jus, received the largest a's'rt-
ment OF Quecnsware an1 Glassware, Of the
hes, quality which, having bought Tor cash
direct from the lmot rters ami M,nuiactu-
rofs. I an enabled TO sell at prize. which
defy competition. viz:
White Granite Breakfast Plates tCc per set.
White Granite cups and san
GERS, withou, hirdies. Goc per set.
White Granite Cups ard sau-
Gers, with handles, ,5c per set.
Large Glass Goblet., Zoe rect.
Large Gla.. Table Tumitr.. 3)c per set
Invite everybody TO call aud eNamile my
stock of Queen ami Glassware and com.
pare prices.
have alo int received large invoice OF
Table and Poe kct cutlery, silver PlotedAud
lirit,ania Table md Tea spoons and soup
Ladies'. DAS iiARrMAN,
3-2- u. Cor. sixth n Com. Ay.
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PICKPOCKETs.
How u Wms Played GA "shpw pay"
Mr.. g. N. Aldon Relieved Of Fifty Dollars.
Numerous other Outragcs rcrs,e.
lrutcd.
Reviewers, Watches, Pocket Books, etc,
Missing.

PickpOckct> and thieves were nuluer-
| ous in Cairo last Wednesday. Since yes
, tcrday morning. we have learned of no
less than half dozen gentlemen who
were robbed of from ten cents 10 iily dol
lars. The first gentleman whom we learn
was robbed. was a Mr.. Howe, who.
while in one o! the side shows travelling
with Yankee Robinson'- circu-, had his
pocket picked of q revolver aud several
dollars in moncy. Then comes "A story 10
the effect that while Mr.. g. VI. Alden
was standiag Oh the levcc wednesday
afternoon. 81 ne unknown light-llDgcred
gentleman succeeded In lc-.cning III, for
tune to the amount 81 fifty
dollar. An attempt was also made
by bnrly rullian, while the
Rev. Mr.. Wallar wa, standing on Wa-l-
ington avenue watching The procession.
to pick his pocket Of fine watch.
bat was caught in the act aud gave up
further proceedings. ut least upon the
property ofMr. Wallar. Beside the gentle
men named above, there are several
others who .uil red LOSSES amounting
from five to fifteen dollars. whose names
have slipped our memory. The fact OF
80 many oulrages having been perpclra-
ted on this day. white Old Yankee RI,
inson's ss'w wa, in our city. has bounty.
to bclievSthat the company " COUNT.
posed of gang of thciye. .nty.
throat., who made picking the
Of their patron. mean, OF liv,
The managers OF the concern ar, .,r,,>
to snuif. For instance, I,
ycrtiscd ticket, Tor sale at ilily - f.. f.
the door, to BE- opened ut o'clock.
people congrcgatc on the ground, at
tho appointed time, bnt find, instead Of
an open ticket office, lot pfdouble-n.ted
dcad-b,a,. with hand. full of tickets. yell
ling at the top OF their voices. "Buy your
ticket, hero. now. and avoid the rush at
the wagon" The un,u.pccting one, at
once bite. AMI find that thcy are obliged
10 pay fifteen cent premium on their
tickets. in order to get avoid standing
around on the outside. This game wa,
played 10 perfection by the Yankee Rob
in,on company. They took in at least
two hundred of our people 10y il, on We'd
nc,day night. and would 40 doubt. have
caught twice that many had they tried il
in the afternoon to a very great extent.
but they were harp enough to know that
the trick would have been discovered had
they commenced it too early, and would
probably have kept many from Attending
n, night Numerous other little grab games
were noticeable features with the compa-
ny, and IL Yankee ever makes his APP
, pcarancc in this city again with u show
/ we are constrained to believe hc will r.
C,iNV q very cool rec .ptiOn.
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Our (iIN OnIcCrs.

The following named gentlemen will
represent tn city government Of the city
Of Cairo tor the following year: Mayor,
Henry Winter; CITY Clerk. William
French ANlcy; Ciiy Treasurer. Byron
+. Blake; City Attorney. Harmon IL.
Black: Aldermen from the First Ward,
Peter Saup and George ioc,lm; from the
Second Ward. y. b. I'hi-tlcwood and
Wood Rittenhou>c from the Third
Ward. W. =. Wright AMI b. +. Parker
from the Fourth Ward, C.. 1. Nellis and
c. o. Patier; from the fiilh Ward
Thomas W. Halliday and Charlie, Ian
caster, OF the above named Aldermen,
George locun, from the First Ward ;
Wood Rittcnhousc, from the Second
Ward Is. +. Parker, from the Thir(
ward: c. .. Paticr. from the Fourth
Ward, and Charles Lancaster, from thu
Fifth Ward, were elected at the late mn
| nicipal election.
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HUH Ia. the largest Millinery store
sty of Cairo with large stock OF
Good. OF all the latest fashion,
s- of Ladies', Misses and Chi'dr"n's
nd Ladies' lonnets, trimmed or UNI
ed, all OF which have been carefully
ed, an bou ;ht al the very lowest
Prices AZ the four different markets
.ouis. Chiclgo. Cincinnati and New
x, and which she will offer for sale al
Z. Now is your chance to sc. your
Is. Cal and zee her before you pur'
e al other places. shs has n fine as
,ment OF Ladies. Misses and ChiIdrcn's
Des, all made to oder, that she viii oaer
sale If y per cent cheaper than can b,
uh. At any other place in the city o.
o also, variety of other MOTORS.
Mrs. NJ. &. llrLTZ.
Washington avenue, between Tenth spo
,ver.h streets. 43.3-l3-lm.
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speclaI Assessment Notice.

DUBLIC notice Is hereby given that the
county court of Alexander county has rem
lcrcd iudgIngnt Tor special assessment upon
,hc ptoprrty bcueltled by the reconstruction of
The following sidewalks, VIZ:
south side of Fourth street, between washing
ton and Commercial avenues; westside fWash-
ington avenue, from Fourth 10 fifth streets;
east side of Washington avenue nom ttith To
sixth streets; north side Of Fifth street nom
Washington 10 Commercial avenues; north side
of seventh from Walnut 10 westerly line q Lot
IS, Block ~; north side OF Eleventh from wash
ington avenue to Walnut street; east side OF
poplnr street, between DIVISION ana twenty
second streets, south side of Tweniy-nrst street
/ nun poplur L. sycamore streets; south sue OF
| Eighth street belgsen Washington md COM
msrcinl avenues; eyst side Of Washington ave-
| nue from Eighth 10 Nh eth STREETS; north side OF
! Eighth between Washington avenue AMI w ainui
| ,tl,ct; south side of seventh, between Washing
ton avenue aud Walnut street, as Will more iuily
| appear from the certified copy OF the 1udgmen.
on iile Ia the Office vi tho city clerk ei tie city OF
| Cairo; that u warrant for the collection Of susn
| assessments il in the hands of the UNDER Snrs,
| Al persons interested are hereby notihsu " cal !.
ANA nay the amounts assessed, at the iotiec NJ,
! onlcc, No. Isl Commercial ayennr' MUM tn"N
| DAYS from the date hereof bLnhE,
| ,ity Treasurer AMI ~ oMeio eonec'oi'
Dated this 3lst day of Ns'rn' ''''
Aid
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go and See Her.

Landlords Of hotels and boarding houses
viii find 1t to their ad,artsec to call upon
Mr.. Coleman, Laundre.s, No ~ Fourth
street, between Washington aud CONNER
.ial avenues. lI5tel AMI clearinghouse
washing. 10 cen,spe dozen. fOrplece work
prices are a. follows: Single shirt and col.
lar, Zoe; per dozen s9c; socks Dc; two col.
lars, be; two handkerchiei-, BE-; vests zoe;
aud all gen,lemen'- wear, soc. per
lozcn. Ladies' dresses, - 10 zoe;
1irti ~ %, zoe; drawers 10 TO Ijc; two
hose Sc; two collar. 8 10 Zoe. For la.
plain clothes 81 % per dozen; for Ia
Nne clothes, 81 81 per dozen; done
lAiy, aud promptly delivered. Pa
r. solicited.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe Roneker is now in qnll control OF
the Washington bakery. and having learn.
ed the wants of the public, is prepared to
supply on call all demands for French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily tSund in firf.
ciassbakery. lie maintains fu stock OF
coniectIoneries, and can, as well ne any
other dealer In the city, Oil all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orna.
mc,,ed on short notice. Spccia tttention
given TO the orders of wedding or picnic
parties. g12.tf
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Or Seth Arnold's Cough killcr--thc
great eradicator tor all lung dlseases-a 81.
perior remedy to all other medicines yc,
discovered, in severe cases. II is sure,
quick, and perfectly safe remedy for
coughs, colds, sore throat, whcoping cough
,roup, mud all diseases Of the throat and
lungs. Re,ail price, rs and 10 cents and al.
Any bottle that does not give relief may be
returned, and tho money Will be refunded.
Or, Seth Arnold's DiarrhGa Balssm, % aud
~ cents. Remember 1t is warranted. Ar
uold's Bil ious Mandrake Fills, operating
without sickness and pain. Compourde
by DR.. Seth Arnold's Medical CORPORATE W.
Wooneocket, II. l. Sold by Paul q. Schulz
druggist, afro, III. SSH -25-Sm.
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Notice to bgoiders Of Interest Bcsrtos
CIV Orders.

Public notice i hereby given. that |
am prepared 10 redeem interest bearing
City Orders Nos. 220. 22l, 223, 22j. 226.
az. 22s. 229. 80. 23l, 233. 23l. 30. 2jG,
237, 23s. 239, 2iO. 2il, 2I2, 2i3. pa and
2l5 in cash, principal aud interest. on
presentation, and the interest on all OF
the above orders not presented within
ten 90 day, from date will cease.
i. F. BLAKE. City Treasurer.
CAIRO. ILL, April y, $50. i-29-ji
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Mr.. l. lmnnd ilucflcr. proprietor OF
the Planters house. yesterday morning
purchased from an Ohio river fisherman a
number Of fine fat turtles. and desires u,
10 state hat on Saturday morning he
will set before those who may wish to
partakc Of it, the finest turtle soup.lunch
that lia- been given in Cairo for long
time. lie will also have on tap fresh
supply of that dclightfnl bcvcrag, .
>chlil'. Milwaukee beer. AMI hc desires
the public in general % be there. Re-
member the timc--Situr,lay morning.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men iroin the
effect. of Errors and Abuses in carly life. Man
hood restored. impedmonts To Marriage re-
novel New method of treatment Ne" ana
remarkable remedies, Books and circulars sent
free. in sealed envelope. Address, no" Ahp
ASSOCIATION. il9S. Ninth street. fhilaaeI-
mia, ia IAN Institution having llishitpu'a
ton lor honorable conduct and professional
tin lGo-i-l1-d&w3m
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on the shoals, but the Ohio Ia falling nj
Evansville, Louisville, Cincinnati aud
Pittsburg.
The weather is clear and warm. and
but for strong wind which ratified
things up little. would be very pleasant.
--Busincss moderate.
BOATS DUE.
Bee and bargcs, st. Louis TO New Or
leans Capitol City, st Louis to vicks-
burg; Fannie Tatum. 81. Louis to Pitts.
burg; Nint Shinkle, Cincinnati to Mem
phis ; Mary Houston, Cincinnati to New
Orleans; Cons. Millar, Memphis to Gin
ciniati Nick Longworth Tomorrow.
Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
ITEMS OF CARGO.
The City OF Helena brought l37 bales
cotton for the East.
The John Dlppold and Smoky City
had large fleets of coal for the South.
The Mnncola had 81 bales cotton
and light trip of sundries for the Ohio.
The Raven took two bargcs Of salt to
st. Louis, where she will get two others
and proceed to Hannibal.
The Robert Mitchell was kindly dealt
with in the lower Ohio and at this port,
and cleared for New Orleans last evening
with all the freight she wanted.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Chas. Morgan left New Or
leans on Wednesday evening for Cincin-
natl.
The James Howard arrived at New Or
leans yesterday and will leave for st.
Louis tomorrow evening.
The Barge of ore sunk by the A. j.
D"hvI at iri.h .Iimnie's, about 3 weeks
ago, is high and dry aud apparently in
good condition.
MIR. Joe Smith. of Cairo, who owned
the bar of the Exporter. had made large
purchases of bananas and other fruit and
| lost all in the fire. His loss amounts TO
$4,000.
1t cost Capt. G.. VI. Alden of this city
| llity dollars to see the show on Wednes-
| day. While he was securing tickets.
some light-ilngered artist pickedhis peck.
ct to that amount.
The officers and crew of the John
Kyle were all saved. Capt. Abe Hutchin-
son states that every hand on the boat
came forward on Saturday and received
the money due them from the kyle-not
| one was missing.
ON Monday last, in the vicinity OF
Augusta. kentucky, Mr.. Samuel Brogan,
engineer on the ferry boat DIR. Mackey
fell INTO the ily-whecl pit. and was sc
badly torn to pieces that he died IN few
hours. The deceased was 30 years o
age. aud leaves a wife and family at New
port, Kentucky.
Tho Thomas W. Means had j barge
containing 200 tons sundrles Tor ~
Louis, and she discharged go kegs nail
here. Her clerk. Capt. {. L. Knight
went ahead OF the Means by rail this mor'
ing. lie says that the barge w. Il. he
lev, loaded with 800 tons iron ore. whic
the Means sunk ut Cave-in-Rock la
month, is now coming out of water.
does not look to be damaged much. al
"a the cargo i. all on board yet.
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Ladies' Furnishing store.

A ladies' furnishing store has been opened
In the Theatre building, and stocked with
a full line of everything pertaining n ladies'
wear ready.msde dresses, underwear,
etc. all OF the latest styles, and will besold
at lower figures than ever before offered In
70. These goods were purchatcd III
New York, are Of the best material, an
will DO sold very reasonable. Also MI l.
merry goods OF all kinds, 80 i.S0.ln.
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Inkc Notice 10 This .

am prepared 70 furnish TO customers
Boots and SHOES, Of as fine materia', a neat
in ~ and cheap in price as en- be procured
by permitting speculative persons. or mon
not shoemakers having frlend'shoemaker'
living in the East, TO send for them. a'h
banker., public officers. and other Per or-
10 take notice OF this announcement.
make Boots and Shoes in any style and Of
gerry quality. GIVE me atrial.
1omember the location of my shop
Twetieth street between POI lar street ant
Waxing on avenue, near the Court House
lG.i-%tf. WIN EiILERs.
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The wcll.krown barber rhOp. corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided ov.r 10y
he popular artist. George steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, in
he Grand central Hotel. The new shop Is
arge nni comm dicu-, ani those wishing
Tor anything artistic IN the way Of fashion.
allie hair cutting. smooth shave. otr. will
10 well 10 call at the Grand Central Barber
,hop. II 3-I3.u.
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Administrators Notice.

LNSIATE Of Iachariah Mcdaniel, deceased
II The undersigned having been appointed
Daniel lale of the County OF Alexander aud State
of Illinois. deceased, hereby gives notice that he
" IN appear before the county court OF AieNan-
der County, ut the court house In cairo, nj the
June term, ON the Sr,i Monday in June next, NJ
which time all persons having claims against
said estate ale notified and requested Ia attend
for the purpose of having the zane adjusted AZ
persons indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment TO the undersigned,
Dated thi. I'D day Of April, A. ~, is1a.
ID. II. Z. iiAiGIs, Administrator
t-Do
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u,I>M iohn ms auIninlstrAoor OIL tne
Wh estate Of samuel y, Joas asceSwsssd,,
Mary An John. Maria niliI. .,n s. JsSn' d.
lians, Laura JeSs ard ,D. M on sks i'd dsy q
M IsS Fl. is iii i" esencsy e .s Xs1;s scum
y circuit court II 'h Ssa sI sss H. scsS T..
nT Ia, ssI, suit Is nov psslnG y - eours
a au ,. Summons mn was thsrsapos sssa ~ q
said court. ,yaiuss, ySa' :, rssstssess "a 80
MOI; MsndsJ. = u s ass a.. 4 T. 6cv
n I'D Alexander county.
-bstsd. April ~ 9 n " !. xoluur. O.,
ant.
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the yayesN which open and shut seventy
or gb.y tim per minute. IL an alcoholic
s,mulant | a tken into the blood the pump
works much faser, ami this unnatural speed
wears out the vial machinery. All the in
toyicating nostruns advertise a, "tonics,"
"renoyators," "cOrrccdycs," &c produce
this disastrous effect, and h nee all intelii-
gent Christians are thankful that DIR,
WALKERS VEGETABLE N,NKG Ar BITrkRs
-an lnyigorant and Altcraiye without q
.,iug-is everywhere supplsn,ins ,hcs,
rroprietary poisons 4-l3 4w.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.
ARRIN u.

ARRIVED,
Steamer James Fisk. Paducah.
Pitrel and barges. N!chsburg.
Thos. W. Means and bgs, Ohio.
Slinncola. Memphis.
.! Robt. Mitchell. Cincinnati.
city of Helena, Nicksburg.
smoky City and bgs, Louisville
Grand Tower, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
steamer James Fisk. Paducah.
Pe'rel, st. Louis. II
lhos. W. Means, st. Louis.
d" City of Vicksburg, st. Louis
l,obt. Mitchell, New Orleans
- Minncola, Cincinnati,
smoky City, New Orleans
:. Grand Tower. Memphis.
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Mrs. Charlotte sanders having been re-
que-ted to give music lesson, in Cairo, begs
to state I've viii do 80 on the following
terms: For pupils under twelve, seventy
':.... 30 '---s. .o~ r"''s 80 = s''
lessons, i've dollars special vocal lessons
in the italian method, one dollar. Apply
at Mrs A. Mlcbie's. Fifteenth street.
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cairo and 81 lou,. Railroad.

ON and IT or Monday. April 20. $50,
frsigh's will he received and also delivered
- con,ignecs at the freight House, 10 t
Of Fourth ,trect. near the Mississippi levee,
rom 10 l. u. m, and from To Il p. IN.
Ticket office, corner OF Commercial ave-
nua AMI sccr nd street. JoHS FAGGITT,
t.2i.gt Agent.
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WILL X. HAWKS.
nc,lucCl Isntcs.

We will take, n. ,hc ST. Charles Hotel,
during tho summer months, 80 day DO lfders'
at So per month, ando boarders with COZ,
pleas mt rooms on the upper floor, NJ 900
per month. At this extremely INV late,
none but promptly payiog bosrder.w VIII be
accepted. ''Ewkrf WILCOX wv,
al. i.as.lm. Propnetors
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Notice.

>voTlCE is hereby given TO the stoekhold ,r..
y ofths e.io ely f sa,o Son ssyen direct
Ai" and cons Iteration Of such other business ~
nav come beforc Il, will lie hell on Mondxy
MAY 3rd next, at 10 O'Clock, a. N; am, ns om
nf Inc company, corner SIKH and Lsyse sreee'
in this city. liios' '" SECRETARY.
Cairo. Illinois, April 10th, ls71
-o.l-IT-ltI
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at 10 LIN. via G.. & st. L.. u. H. Schools
arc requested to take action sunday. and
IL they will report thcii conclusions to
the editor of this paper, they viii enable
all ia work unflcrstandiuvly,
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Mr.. Henry Winter, who was elected
mayor of the city Of Cairo at the late mu.
nicipal election. and william French
Axlcy, who was elected city clerk at the
same time, for the ensuing year, were in
stalled in their new positions by the city
council At Il special meeting yesterday
uoruiup
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Bleaching. DC

Mrs. Rumbold Is now prepared 10
bleach and remodel all kinds OF hat. IN
the latest style; also trim. Coarse
braids, soc. Residence Fifteenth street,
betwecn Walnut and Ccdnr. lG.2w.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Fresh supply.

Mr.. T.. Fitzgerald has Just received and
has on sale ~ his .ole- room large stock
u English ale, porter, Hennessy brandy
and wines, and liquors of all kinds. which
to will dispose Of at removable prices.
lsU-p-g1 tf
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II. Block, boot and shoemaker, on Eichth
street. between Washington AID CONNER
cisl avenues. Ia. Just received q new style
Of last. and Is pow prepared to make boot
tnat. for ne Atnes, and comfort, cannot be
excclcd. give him call and examine
this new style oflast. 6i-i-lj-im.
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--Cu.io,n made ladies dnt children
shoe,, all guaranteed, for sai'at the low.
est prices, at j. Burger y Cos.
The police courts were very qnict
yesterday.
Summer silks OF the Ney best quail
iiy. prices ranging from 65io % cents
per yard. may Dc found q j. Burger
& Co.'S.
Ladies and children white suits,
braided and embroidered ;lincn suits of
all colors. can be found IN TIE city only
at j. Burger q Cos. thildren's .uit,
from 30 cent. to s.: Lads suits from
- to $50.
--lIuefncr will give the people Of this
city a rare plate of turtle sap tomorrow
morning.
II. Burger 4 Go. have lac most beau-
! tifiil assortment of cmbrOhoric. and la
ce. in the city of Cairo. REALIZED at whole
sale prices.
). Burger 4 Co. hgc the largest
stock OF parasols, umbreh. and sun UNI
brcllas in Cairo. Chiidrn's par.ols at re-
marhaby low prices. Tc,c articles are
going OIL rapidly. and lade, should call
before the best of the siOc. j. gone
Winter took hi seat rs mayor Of
Cairo yesterday morning. aul Ficnch
Axlcy "a stunned the dudo-o OF city clerk.
The finest selection # dress goods OF
the very --latest style andall the NV fab
ric, sold at prices which defy COMPETE
ton, al j. Burger Il CO.,
The hOu.ekcoprr.' department. nj y.
Burger d Co.'S VIII delight the numerou,
lady customer, of tina, firm. The table
linens. towclng., napkins, -hccting,,
pilowca.c mu.iin'. etc. etc., are OF all
| Kind, and gual.tic, audthe prizes within
the reach OF everybody
One of our cX.ofce holders. who
wa. defeated At the lat, election, talks OF
W. 1... - the Blorl, IliH> and starting q
,nen ,pany.
o,li"e Dixon hld gloves, good DUAL,
L. administrator lie button Kid gloves,
will give ella. ccrt. Call aud SO
You speak ah@ 'c,..
and railing e a. '",'
thev ~, Of the newest styles, hand
-ohiie make. and the finest assortment Of
collars and cuh-, 10 bc found in the city
are for sale by j. Burger Il Co., at popu'
lar prices.
The ic-nic 10 be given by the Ladies
Of Cairo Tor the benefit OF the Sisters o.
Loretta, in 1T. Mary park. take, place
next Tuesday.
White good. the haudsDmc-t line
ever brought to this city. including
Piquos. Nln>ook-. Swiss muslins, tarlct
ans. etc, all selling at prices lower than
the lowest. for sale at j. Burger * CO.,
Ladies will save money by cNaminin.
these good, before purchasing elsewhere
1t ha. been suggested that the Con
cordia singing society be invited to ac
company the people Of this city to IA
ducah on the occasion o. the Spcllin:
match. provided it i accepted.
We call attention to the large m'
handsome stock of gents iurnishin!
goods just brought 10 this city by j
Burger 4 Co. These goods have a
been selected with great care aud are {
The latest and most desirable styles, al
sold at bottom prices. Gentlemen al
requested TO call aud SEQ for ti.s"'-.-'i'--
There will bo . h"-tot pic'hlc" i III
s,undn,. ,eiIOol scholars of hi, and o,he
cities At Jonc,joro on the seventh ornel
month. The picnic will take place a
the fair grounds, and pleasant tim"
! auticipatel.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-30
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river last evening was % feet %
inches ON the gauge, having risen l.
inches durlng the past % hours
The Mississippi is rising slowly Ut
81. Louis, but the Missouri Is falling ~
Omaha and above. The raiiroaus
have again resumed operations az
Omaha. oil breaks having been
repaIr.d. The Cumberland 10
rising at Nashville, with isfset . Inches
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-30
p,n,,, and Organ Tuning.

Mr.. NJ. Kuhue desires u, to say that lie Is
ready TO receive orders for Piano AND Or
gan tuning, and repairing musical iastrn-
meot.. Orders may be lett at the corner OF
Thirteenth aud walnut streets, OF T. u
10 O6j, and viii receive promp, attention.
S3.3-l6.3m.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-30

Persons having sipc water la their cts.
tcrus. can have them p,,u,ped out and re.
paired on reasonable I rms, by ca ling on
J. :. llAwKISs,
t1j-2w. Cross street.