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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY 80
Amnsemrnls.

RARNUBrs ROMAN HTPP0DR0ME.
LAST TWO DAYS Ar CAPIToLINE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
LAST BALLOON ASCENSION. SATURDAY. MAY /.
BRIDGEPORT MAY ,, NEwHAvES. MAY AND 8
EDWARD, RICHARD, and CHA>. MOL
HE fd ni'%" aS gIG' "
No 3 hasi l4ihsi near stbave. next tn DclDiunicos
ElFTH AVENUE TIIEATER.
Proprieor Manager Mr. AUGUsTIS DAILY.
THE BIG BoNANZAH
ELEVENTH. WEEK
HOUSES CROWDED.
THREE HOURS OF LAUGHTER
list TO 18TH PERFoRnAScE-
EVERY NIGHT Ar 9.
uOvhvzA MATINEE
sATI RDAN. AT l5O.
.. seats NAV be aerirod ~ DAYS in advance
THE FLORALIA AND LADIES FAIR
.,,,. - . Tor the eaeht - The .
u The wDNEN'S EDUCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL
SOCIETY ~. be ned me 7l.t Resment Armorl Broad
Ann - SAru RDAY EVENINo NAV l. concluding Win
SvrT evening II otoE by Gre TsS 81 lni 3mcbia1
lais a I'd Gentlemen Knssan -anoyar an Nalisa cub
crab bae his Pond Magic HAS ons Danciag every
'' %Slfi.I9th<bh ''ii'A<o
SOLID slLVIR TEA - II. ,alue................ 800
sTrivrR III pr r5r LIGrrr W cox. vaiic 40
lagniaoFni o silver rgacA Bowl and Iaei.. GoTnam
ciy newspaper receiving the LARGEST number Of votes
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Situations Dan.c1-- Mdlco.
Porsers

P0rSers
1 SITUATION WANTFD-By MN ard wife
- mar - PJHrEE and r1f.Fr l.. woman Grstcl1ss
VAL D. 80 can take mans lace II not afrui ~ aor
inil uu0i preferred;
ref AnuIoss !. j.. - Last - ST, H.
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FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT AT Flushing
,s Island corner OF state IAncsB Impure
fne ir4 ses Of D. 'NNLNp stan B.O Oh. 10 ~
III ~. xav. Net city.
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N-YACK CO1rAGES.-Heavy reduced rents +;
! p.eraut fruz views onBnt b. D1dts
cars n0oern imlr0s eLeAts Inquire . Y pNbhhDONh
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HOTEL t0 REST or FOR SALE.-Alodern
ana elegantly furnished. Watcf'DurJ. VI For parLc
t.ar. aldrtss b DILL g iiAM > ADFlsHfI.Si 49,
AsENEY, HarifUrt. Conn
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A VERY CONVENIENT medium size hous,
"a Oh improvements 10 fine condition Q" la. part
furnished bargain two mi lutss from lep"s 4 TOE
kiN~ .NOdsdeI newark. \. J., or IL - BROWN, No -
\. i.
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IN RENT III Westminster County, 30 min
u:es ron Foriy b, two ines a way ~ y
RISED HOUSE, with aier Faren an siaOie a''aehot .
the season year. Appy u Boa z.A6 r o.
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FI7J LET-At Elizabeth, at the nominal ren
4 of s. A new conmOaJIs HOUSE OF nine ')ms, pl a
aty and beaIthfly within ave minutes 81 dcpO
Apiay b JULIUS "A. PAY. Elizabeth. ~ J.
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FIAK KIJIkAN \ II Y II ~ UOJIic To-
tase containing ~ rooms vol iurntshd ioseter VII
,b, 49,, AoI1 ~ 0t surtu oi.g grounds
Oegltfg aud commanding ans Nov OF tI1 ocea
AuIL. Ln LlHN h. LAuUN. ~ LrlnA.lnsl. y =
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AT LAKE GEORGE-TD LEW shin five
~ ui,sntes walk William Henry Hotel. ri y
RI-H ID COTTAGE barn, ice BE- ST Alel. ample grounds
o4a direct az head Of tAr IL miles II the
sc frum M balcony Apl, 56s JtA before II
or from H. whore photograph Of the place ca1 be-
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Z. - PER " uEk.-FURNISd. ROOM 20
%. s4.st., -tI-avt.
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A VERY convenient mrdiun-sizc HOUSE
~ with inprov enenis, in me condition 70 1T u Y ia
M, a. at A bar gain mnnt%s from dei"ts
= I'm tINS lWOofsldoi NowaTk y. -. OF H. q. BROW
~ lrnafHaE. y. Y.
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4 STONE HOUSE. 9OV5 entirely new. al modern ir
prov euenis iucling tNtur west side Of ami near c.
fral PARK rent only zoo Apri, to JOHN ". STEVEN
Broadway AMI jstst., rIMPSON ~ FEET Broadway az
Am
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no LIT or EXCHANGE, TuIIy furnlshed.-
MANSION 10 roOIus eight traits. pines, siAit
hs and roll NJ city lac iuIITdnco rcnt o o. u
Cl.o., Iab1r OF Gardener H. r. MILLER. West BrIsAtOn
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DAkIIES wishing To make permanent ar
rlucr.ucnts Cor coming -ai,on } iuu pi a~a
Rooms and good bOAHD at - iaiay place rcecnc
cha
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NINTH WARD. Lower paris OF modern
~ q re- storv h -tOop IOUSl % Bank At q =
<ir sawich.st al Improvements good yarns ana ro-r
III III = hING. 90 seventh ave
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4 RESPECTABLE woman TO 20 out by the
n MISUNDERSTANDING. other NOrS. AFRAID vi
work good r-feTeBce ts adnress as between
Id
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" l'..I.0 -,t-uL = +iiH
iutiHf WON'T lee ~ lie -isii, at
u II s.. ana bust AdtI
J.. IA. L., BO- 4OJ. iIlDuhU L.-cu.
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Glnsicnl Instruments.

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, square and
a Upright RENT SELL clean. sales
monthly 2tTHeat% CAL at NJ. NJ. MiItkELLA No UBoa.
10. Lt-l IIIrfL AEr.I
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Two NEAT FLOORS, 1870 Fast 81 st
~. ST. IexngioAave- La ffom the ist Of May
par1r kitchen thr,e gas nix ares
s., aad = per mOnth-
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GcI,crHi Items

boy hat, worth Il 81, can Dc had
at o. lIaylhorn q Co. for 7jc. each.
Go soon ii you wish to save money.
Mr. John MrENcn announces him
self a. a candidate for reelection as Al
dcrman from the Third Ward He Is
worthy OF the position.
Gents Lille thread underwear, Of the
finest quality. can Zoe had only at O.
lIlythorn & CO...
Mrs. W. +. Halliday, Ms Annie
Pitcher Misc, Steele and William Nor
will sing ct tho Methods, Noclhlc to-
morrow night
White goods, the hanl.omc,t line
ever brought to thi, city, including
Piquc.. Nau-ooh-. Swi,, mu.lin-, iarlct-
an, ETC., all selling at price, lower than
the lowest. for sale at j, Burger ~ CO..
Ladies will savc money by examining
these goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Organ solo by Mr.. Robbins. and Sc
lcct reading by Mis- Kate Thompson, at
tn" Methodist Nrcilhln. tomorrow even.
ing.
West Brothers celebrated shoe, ot
Philadelphia are the best goods made in
the United Statc. For sale only by -.
llaythorn * Co.. lol Commercial avenue.
The Methodist choir will give the
opening song. and Mi Hattie Mckee
and Mi, Fannie Barclay will sing = duet
az the Sociable. tomorrow night.
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Ths Cara G~ WORKS.

The Cairo City Gas Company. during
the past year, have made some needed re-
pair, at their works, from plans of McSsrs.
Davis aud Farnm of Waltham. Mass.
They have had four new benches of
valves built, the labor, rctort,. settings,
&C., being furnished by Geo. {. Hicks
& Co., extensive rctort and bench
builders Of Baltimore, Nd, The work
Ia, been well done, and the rctorts and
benches are working TO the entire satis-
faction OF the company, They have
adopted the MclIhcnny patent water vac.
uum process, by which they secure A
much better yield from the coal than by
the use Of dip pipe valves, rs formerly.
They have also adopted the McIlhenny
Il iork's patent lids and frames for
mouth pieces OF rotorts, whereby all lut-
ing Of lids is dipenscd with, which is n
saving in favor Of the company, They
have put In one new condenser IS inches
in diameter by 10 feet high, that was
manufactured by Mcssrs. Davis Il Far.
mum, with capacity 10 condenso 100000
feet gas in wv 'nty-tour hours; one 5000
Mckenzie Gas EXhauster and
Engine combined; one tubular boiler
and upright engine, made by the
Haskins Machine Company OF Fitch
burg, Mass. The engine IA used for
pumping water to all parts Of the works,
supplying water to holder-tankS and mar.
row gauge railroad tank.
They have also built new gas.holdcr,
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Identical wealth possessed by him before
entering the defendant tore. and which
was used a. evidence in the trial. but the
testimony given in thcca,c was too weak.
and he defendant was discharged.
BEroEr JUDGE BIRD.
Judge Bird had two cast. before
him Is follows:
PET r carl wa arrested fpr thc coin.
mon ollcnsc Of being drunk, and fined
one dollar and costs. He went to the
cooler for the space OF three day. because
he wa, like many other folks. poverty
stricken.
Daniel sullivan wa. taken in charge
by one Of the city guardians. for conduct
ing himself in a di.ordcrly manner Dan
icl was fined five dollars and costs hy the
Judge. which he paid and sent hi- way
IN peace.
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Police Court.

The police courts were liycncd up q
little yesterday, by the appearance OF In,
officers with several prisoners, though 10
business Of importance va, Transacted
There were three cases before Judge
Bros and two before Bird, as follows;
BEFORE JUDGE BROsS.
Frank Wilson was arrested by on
Ger Laliue, for using Offensive and abu-
sIvc language 10 +. NJ. stacy. The
defendant was found guilty, and fined the
sum of five dollars and the usual trim
mings, which he paid and Wa allowed
to depart.
Thomas Lacy was arrested on COM
plant Of Frank Stacy, who was somo-
what exercised as to his safety rs long aS
Thomas wa, allowed 10 roam the streets
at large, Frank declaring that the atorc-
said Thomas Stacy hpd made thr ats
against him. that he, though not a cow
ard, was afraid Thomas would carry into
execution. The evidence against the ac-
cuscd was not sufficiently strong 10 con-
Wet him, and II" was accordingly DIS
charged.
The next and last ease before Judge
Bross was that Of Isaac Markason, who
was brought into court on complaint Of
Charles Throckmorton, who stated that a
few day s ago he went into the tailoring
establishment Of the defendant, and after
making purchase, left his pocket book,
containing twelve dollars, lying on the
counter, and that when he went back and
asked for il, he was informed by the de-
PENDANT that there had been no pocket
book LEFT there Sheriff Irwin was inform
ed of the matter, and went TO Markason,
who turned over 10 him twelve dollars,
which Throckmorton claimed was the
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y. reporter of thi, paper wa. stroll
Ing along the lrvcc. Yesterday morning.
hi' attention was drawn toward a promi-
neni citizen who said. juet loud enough
10 be- overheard by the new s-gath"rer,
y g., but you see il wa- an Eastern cX
change. and Tom Lewis thought ofcour,e
it wa, al right. aud paid it," Til.
aroused tllc'curio,ity OF the reporter, who,
after considerable inquiry. vas informed
that on lat "wednesday morning grn-
tieInan called at the Alexander County
Bank. and after bidding Mr.. Lewis, the
cashier Of the institution, the time ofday.
presented = check on an Eastern bank,
which was paid by that gentleman. with
ont any ceremony whatever. he bong
perfectly satisfied that all wa. rieht: but
upon further investigation, Il wa, di.cov.
cred that IN" chock was forged. and that
ia" iorgor had succeeded ia getting away
IRON the reach OF the .wiudlcd parties.
There are several >toric- going the rounds
a. Ia the amount OF the forged check. TO
No" effect that the sum obtained by the
confidence man was five hundred dollars.
and Others declaring that it wa, not les
than five thousand dollars. but the gen
cral belief j. that the check called for
eighteen hundred dollars. and that that
wa- th" amount advanced on il. We are
told That officer, are in pursuit Of the gen
tlcman, and that he /, a party whom they
have been looking for iyr some time
INST
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Notice.

NAV" received a large consignment OF
those .cbr.tod "Dome,tic" Scwir. Ma.
chine', and DO, 20 hereafter sup, Is thcdg.
mani. The cu.r my running .hor, Of
machine. was the inability Of The company
70 'uppiy The smiud II COS, YOU n thing
% Try these mlchiuo. Parti-, in want Of
new macnihc' can ttst the Great King u
oil machines by leaving thci, order. 10
bring machine, q! the agency.
'.li-l'. LANNON'S BOoE~ TaEF
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Spelling Match.

\ large audience, consisting of the
cif- "t Cairo. assembled ~ IN Athr-
ncum on Monday evening for the purpose
Of witnessing the great spelling match
arranged by the ladic- of the Episcopal
church. The pril" for the champion
,pclicr va, one of Roger -ta,uary.. eel.
chrltrG the world over for beauty, called
RIP Van Wrinkle, aud the contr., for
it va, spirited throughout, those who
participated putting their best foo, Tor
ward, with an eye single to being the
po.>c--or Of old Rip" There were
fifteen ladia, and gentlemen chosen ON
each side by the captains. Mr.. W. T..
Halliday and Mr.. II. II. Candcr. among
whom were number Of Cairo, most
learned light,. aud the chance, Tor each
were considered about equally divided.
Mis- Temple, the lady who 20 uObly bore
oil the laurel- at the great Methodist
,pcll, and Mr.. j, II. Obcrly, who cannot
spell "a all. were chosen a, Judges. and
Mrs. Professor Alvori was placed upon
the stand with McGufiiy'S spelling book
IN hand, with instructions to give out the
word,. and the match began. The bat
Tie wa, short but determined, and all
went down under the words pronounced
for them except Michael Ilowlcy and Mrs.
J. IL. Obcrly, who prolonged the contest
for some time, but the word chat, pro
nounccd 4, our forctathcrs would hay,
pronounced 1t, wa, too much for the lady
just at that time. and she too went where
the woodbmc twincth, and Michael wa,
proclaimed winner OF the match and rip
Jefferson Van Wrinkle" Is Nj. Obcrly
dubbed the staluary in hE presentation
speech, and thus ended E>mo,t enjoyable
and satisfactory cyryfng TO all, and we
suppose, the 'pclljp% mania, for short
time. nj least
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For Aldermen

So 'I' s"'Iuita'Iou 81 many citizens hereby
announce u. r.f rtHd llJf. tor tp-elu.fIIu IT,
Alderman from The Ihlui Want
JJnN MrLWEN.
"" ore pr'horigr! % announce thcuame ~!
'tAELL- LAN'N~Itlt o. "a candidate for Al.
.'lmnu "f 90" .ih Wurt. at the ru-uiug muui-
r.UHl election.
,liAElL~ - PN1iEg authorize u- 10 an-
uNuur" hiu G- J candidate isr Alderman 81 Tire
l"ui'n Want OF tue ensuing municipal ,l,..
ton.
We me- authorized 10 announce th,' GEORGE
no. I VI VIII be- O. candidate ui the 'u.uIu.
iIun.' gel Election, fJT Alderman from the fIr-i
". are authorized o. announce PATRICK II
81. OK ~ 1.a ciudlla'" Tor Alderman from
st.VI Naui.
CAPT. ! W VI, KINNIE. pr tho Transfer
-''-iu" II s Nriuuh. De- rsudIlg', tor AZ
'"man ni ne toUrtH N,rN, Or me .u.uiug
charter election
j. : PARKER BE- q cAudllt, fYr tlIerm4u Of
N' mint Nfr'r a' '.I. ensuing charter election.
W. one authorized 10 announce join g.
iHUH NAul
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Chr Bulletin.
CITY NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL H. l-75.
ANNot NtIuINrs.
For Mayor

Ms Enron -A'ue solicitation Of manv,it.
zen, ! announce iuy self us u candidate T.
Ma or NJ the ensuing municipal e.ectlou
" " MORRIS
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Attention. Merchants OF thr Sur.
rounding Country.

! have fu.I stock aud caH alwys o. or
dor- on QHcyr.Sar. and Glassware at ~
LOU, prize. The toiIaviugit aH.t ofwlgr
! hly, on hand At present:
Lamp Chimney, OF Of, ku3-. Dog he Bar.
rel, boy or dul.u.
al SIS Lamp Of lll Size. and kind.
l.o d.taron' ..yio- and kinds Of Bar
Glass
Lamp Buwar' Of 90 descriptions
Llmp.wiok, Beer mugs, G,a- Il ncct1r..
Coal Oil Chandelier, Cake Stands. GIa..
Fruit stands. anI in Tact eycry thing in the
tro'kory and Glassware inc.
win guarantee TO duplicate any bin
purchased IN =. Lou, and give equally
q. good an assortment, as my stock i com.
pleto In al kind- OF Queen and Glassware.
al.o have put up IN ca,k for the ro,ail
trade Rockingham and Yellow ware. which
Iwi.l sell az 81 per cent OF The regular lit
price,.
Also full line Of Table and Pocket Cu'.
cry, Plated, BrI.,1aia, Table aud Tea
spoons, aul Soup Lldlc. Come and see
Tor y ur,elycs. H. HArTMAN.
3-2,-E Cor Sixth & Com. A..
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A CHALLENGE
Ps.acan want. ~ spell" Win the
Eyyptinn-
The People Of That Burg Offer Us a Jolly
Time
shall We Accept

Tho following letter. challenging the
spoilers Of this city to meet the Paducah-
itc. ON the 2Ith inst for match To- take
place at -. Clair hall, in tha, city. was
received ut this oflic" on Monday. but too
late for publication In yesterday. Ben
LEItN:
PApuCNi, ~. April ION. ls75.
EprOR BULLETIN:-paduch /, dr.i.
rou- Of having spell with the Egyp-
iiams. and wc ID hereby challenge Your
city Tor two matchc. the first to take
place in hi, city at ~. { lair hall on sat
urday evening, 2ith inst, or such other
tim" You may suggest, and the second
10 Lake plHc" iu your city on the 1t day
Of May. the -pclcr- - consist Of fifteen
lail", AMI fifteen gentlemen 10 each side.
The products Of each entertainment.
ahpy" expenses. will be- devoted 10 some
charitable purpose. for each city. We
Will try audmikc your yi,i- agreeable IL
youarnopt il. 100 the shape OF dance aud
supper. after tho spell" We would
~uggr.i Tor our committee Of arrange
m"nts. 10 whom all correspondence can
De addrr- ed. John Martin. ir. Len Fax
on. Capt. J. Shrewsbury ard u. 4. VIII
cox.
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Iai,r Nnlire IN ms

am prei l.rd - furnish to Customer
Boot, aud Ipcs, If A. lne materia, a. neat
IN III ant cheap IN plics a. c4n be procured
by permtti sreruati. e p r-ons. n men
not -hosnaker5 having FRIENDSHIP max, r.
l,Nt. In the last, 10 send or them. 1 ash
banker public officer, aud other per on5
q THE not &c OF tui, oun.em.nt. +
make Boots a.d shoes IN any ,tyls aud Of
every qualify. GIVE me at-.,l.
L member the location Of my shop
/" n'ietn 81, Get between 20. lar sir ct amt
Na'hins on avenue, near the Couri House.
ib.i-l3.t' NM EuLERs.
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hr. Pat Fitzgerald authorizes rs to
state that on next saturday evening. at
his sample rooms, on the corner of Fiji
teenlh street and Commercial avenue, hc
will give all who may wish to enter the
contest an opportunity to win a line
brecch-loading shot gun, at rattle. The
chances will be sold 1T two dollar, piece,
This will be fine chance for the candi-
dates to make a hit, and will, no doubt,
draw large number To the scene.
IL Lit
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Daniel HOOne.

"Daniel Boone, or the Hero OF Ken
lucky" was witnessed by fair audience
at the Atheneum last evening. The play is
a very interesting one, and was well re-
ccivcd throughout by the audience, Mr.
Stevens, Carlotta and the remainder Of
the company doing their parts in fine
style. Tonight "Enoch Arden" will be
put upon the boards for the first time in
Cairo Tho troupe in this play have
gained numerous t'attcrlng notices from
the press of the country, and we expect q
rare treat for our people.
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LOOK HERE
BuNr Rails Every Description


run II. ~AUP'S.
il-tr.
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fsir aud Ieaiiynl,

The fair and FESTIVAL given ny the lali, :
of the German Lutheran church last
evening, wa, very Success 'ful enterprise.
The Arab engine house wa, well filled
with The friend, Of the sect, and % pleas
ant evening va, experienced by all The
festival viii be- continued this evening,
when the halloting for beautiful silver
trumpet viii take place, The lie COM
pany receiving the largest number of
votes TO receive the prize. Au exciting
cIutr.l NAV he lOOkol Tor.
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Yesterday about twelve, little hoy by
the name OF Everett Bclk, living with his
parents on Commercial avenue. between
Fifth and sixth streets, while playing in
the street, aroused the anger of an old
COW standing near, and the brute made a
dash for and tossed him into the air few
feet, bur doing him no bodily injury, lie
was pretty badly scared.
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10 IluNcrs of Dry Gnnhs

twill be- to the interest OF every buyer
Of dry goods to give our stock a careful
examination and obtain our prices. We
shall extend every possible courtesy To
Vt.itor'. ana shall take pleasure IN show.
ing them our goods, BUY where you can
buy III" cheapest, and n knowledge Of
our prices will enable yol to economic
in your purchases.
STUART & GHots0N.
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'iNty.uine feet sis ipchc' diameter by
eighteen feet height, which. with their
other holder, MAKE, their storage capa-
city about twenty-five thousand cubic
feet Of ga. They are now receiving
their year upply of coal. cruI.ting Of
The best quality Of Pitt,hurg aud Pey-
toua Canned coal. The repair, and i'm.
proycmcnt. made have placed the work.
in ir.t-cla-s condition. second TO- none in
the South. The company are prepared
TO send out from 10000 To 10000 feet Of
~, per day. should there Dee demand
fOr H.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

doe RpLeker -now ion tull control Of
The Washington bakery, aud having ieatn.
cd the wants Of the public, is prepared 10
supply on call all demand. for French loaf,
Boston, Brown aud Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in iir.t.
cias. bak ~. lie maintain, ful stock Of
OonisDuoucr'c., amt can, a. well a. any
other dealer in the city I'LL all orIer- la
that line, Cakes baked. frosted or orna.
mentcd on short notice. spccia hltention
given 20 the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. l2.tf.
on HUNDRED HL,Es new and choice
styles print, at stuart Il Ghol.on',.
III
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paraso,s and siIk sun Umbrellas.

Stuart n Cholson will offer ON Monday
morning. the hlndsomcSt line OF these
goods ever shown in this market and at
prices which they guarantee to be as low
as offered by any house in the West, An
inspection Of their parasol stock will
amply repay all, They win also Offer
during the week an excellent assortment
of fans which will excel in variety and
style anything yet offered in this city.
I-11.h
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stuart Il Ghol-onarc the acknowledged
headluarlrr, tor new and stylish drcs--
good, and lrr., trimmings. Thcyucytr
allow good, 10 become shop worn, and
their arrangements are such n enable
them 10 exhibit anything tina, is new
simultaneously with its appearance in
the East ThcirpriccN are guaranteed TO
be- a, low a. offered hy amy house in tho
West. I-ll-tt.
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The Oil .'aud on Sixth street. between
Comm r.i1l avenue 1ui Ohio Lcyce. B.. al-
way ready 20 ~ any KIND OF work 10 the
blacksmith linz, maxim: AMI rep airing Wa.
9H' Bu.rio- M DrIgs. E.pcr.l. attention
given 70 Anr.s.,hooiu-, g. ! make my own
shoe I "an make th.m heavy or light,
ju "a. y.I %, ire, tor you l.l know that the
nome IA ode shoe. are 90. bet ,,Ir5urt-
amt Hn suro 90 give you .,l.hg'I11.
'i'-lI.lm. fErD. IlOfULlNz.
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Real ESTATE Taxes.

All taxes of whatever character or de.
scripnon, will become Delinquent on the
10 h instant, aud work upon the delinquent
tax list viii then be commenc, Il. Persons
In arrears for taxes will make note OF
th's' asn'iurther notice will be given, and
no further leniency can 10 extended TO
them by the collector, under the law.
ALEX II. IRWIN,
County Collector,
CAIRO, ILL.,, Arrll LET, 1873
cot. ..d&Vtd,