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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAND MAY PICNIC.
TO he GIVEN ny TUE
CAIRO TURNER SOCIETY,
On sunday. May 30. 1878.
At the Beautiful and Romantic Hills OF Kan.
tueky, Near Fort jefferson.

Tho well-known Steamer "Three States"
has been chartered for the occasion, and
viii convey the party to the grounds. The
boat Will leave the foot of Fourth street, az
follows: First trip,9 a. M. return, IL
NJ. seconatrip. 1870 p. m. return, 2:lj
D. m. Third trip, 3p. m,: return, I. o. m.
Inc excellent Delta city Cornet Band,
ana APPENDED string band have been en-.
gagged TO furnish music. Reire shments of
al kinds Will be on the grounds. A good
time is anticipated.
Tickets for round trip, 50 cents children,
20 cents.
Tickets can be obtained at the following
places:
Ed w. Budcr, Louis Herbert, VIM.
AIDA, =. q. Schulz, Chas. schoenemeyer
I'D. Hnefner, +. NJ. stockGetb, Amandus
Jaeekel, City Brewery.
j2g.5.IG--t
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Northern, zoe 10 tubs choice dairy 2Ka
Zoe; 10 tubs choice fresh Southern lii
nois, 22c 800 pounds choice Northern.
% cents.
EGGS.
The market is quiet and easy to-day.
and prices are unchanged. Sales were
. cases. shippers count, 13c; 275: dozen,
he 600 dozen, l2aGsl3c 10 boxes, 12sc.
CHICKENS.
Poultry buyers manage to take. ON
speculation, all.rcceipts, ana the market
holds steady aud firm. There 4. no local
demand at all and should spectators
leave the market the bottom would fall
out OIL short notice. Sales were 8 coops
choice hens, 81: . coops choice hens. 81;
9 coops choice hens, 81;
FRUIT.
Receipts of Strawberries are very small
and sold readily to-day at So; Lemons
are dull. but holders are firm at 81
Orange, are scarce aud in demand at duo.
tations. Sales were 10 boxes Oranges
50 80; ii boxes s. 10; IL boxes Lemons
S. @7 ~.
POTATOES.
The market Is well supplied with old
Northern Peach Blows, quoted nj 81 per
bushel. New potatoes are dull ut quota
tons. Sales were 100 bushels Peach
Blows ~ 30 barrels new - 10.
ONIONS.
Plenty and very dull. Sales were II
barrels New S..
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Every AeNen Yenrs

phy'iologi.ts say, the human body /. en-.
ueiy changed and renewed. Every mo-
nent OF OR lives. every part OF our bodies
Is wearing on. aud /. being built up ane "
Of fresh matter. Til, work i. accomplish
BY the blood which goes through every
part. But II the blood become. weak or
NIli.tsd, aud does mot perform ITS worn
properly. the system il actually poi-one ]
by the WORKOUT matter cloggiDg the vital
organ. instead OF leaving the body. For
dyspepsia, blhousnes., kidney, skin and
liver troubles. ieysrs, and all disease, ari--
ing from vitia,ed blood, DIR WALKER's
CALIFORNIA VISEGAi BirTnRs are a SOW
ereign remedy. 5-ii-d&w-iw.
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iea'ei'ay morning, while paying the
81 Charles 'otel our usual visit we
were shown by Mr.. Jewett Wilcox a
small paper, edited " his son Willie
Wilcox, boy.sixtecn.y&rs ofage, who is
now attendingthe Pennsy vania Military
Academy, at Chester, Pennss vonio The
composition Of the little shGt shows
Master Wilcox to be n very iIreniou.
lad, and with experience, such as he will
gain IN the course of time, he will. %
doubt, become an able newspaper writer
The arrangement of articles is also I'M
usually good for one of his age. an(
shows him to be possessed of very gooc
taste, which is the main point with thou
sands of good printers.
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Circuit Court,

--Dabncy Johnson, tried on Wcdnes
day. upon the charge of stealing Hour.
was acquitted by the jury. From The cy-
idence .deduced on this trial there seemed
to bc clear case of conspiracy
on the part of the actual thieves. who had
plead guilty. to drag .johnson with them
TO the pententiary.
Yesterday was occupied by the trial
of Andrew j. Ross upon the charge OF
killing. last March, a woman named Al
ice Gibbs. At the close of the day all OF
the testimony had been heard, aud Will
liam c. Mulkey. States attorney. had
opened the Argument. The case will
De- closed to-day.
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Personal,

| Mrs. Terrell. of Chicago, was at the
Planters yesterday.
Mr.. William J. Dugan was registered
at the Delmonico yesterday.
C. NJ. Hunt, of Poplar Bluffs. wa. AT
the Planter. Yesterday.
Mr.. WilliamsB Bate. Of Du Quoin. was
at the Grand Central Yesterday.
Col. ;. Stats Taylor returned to Cairo
from ~. Louis Wednesday night.
| "A. W. Lancaster. OF the Southern En-
pres. Company, was at the Grand Central
yesterday.
| -Thomas >. Armstrong, of ST. LOU :.
was registered at the Delmonlco yester-
day.
Mr.. :. Il. Poor. OF Dongola. Illinois.
was registered at the Planters yester-
day.
Mr.. \. j. Dale, of Dongola. who is
In the city attending circuit court. l. at
the Dclmonico.
Mr.. Il. e. Lating, one Of Mississlp-
pi'. extensive planters, was at the St..
Charles yesterday.
Thomas Brisel, n prominent gentle
man of Cape Girardeau. was a, the Grand
Central yesterday.
Mr.. "A. ". Amcs and lady, OF Union
county. Kentucky, We're among the arri-
walls ar the Grand Central, yesterday.
Miss Wylie Reed, OF Saline Mines,
Illinois, is now in this city. visiting at
| the residence of ex-Mayor John Wood.
e. 4. Basye, advance agent tor the
Helen D'Este theatrical company, wa.
| 30 .~-"d NJ the DelInV,.iSo .'~-...I,y.
| Mr.. =. A. -. steele. OF CLINTON. KEN
| lucky, accompanied by daughter and
son, were at the Delmonico yesterday.
Capt. Early, OF Cincinnati, an old
time river man. was among the prom-
nent arrivals at the Delmonico yesterday.
Mr.. John 4. Treecc. of Anna, was
| registered at the Dclmonico, yester-
day Mr.. Trcece i. in the city attending
| court.
MIR. +. Amps, who is connected with
one of tine largest liquor houses in 1t.
Louis. was registered at the Planters
yesterday.
Captain Mann, General Superintend-
ent of the Mississippi Central Railroad
company, was registered at the st.
Charles. yesterday.
r.. W. Clarke, Payma.ter OF the Cairo
and st. Louis Narrow Gauge Railroad
company, was registered at the 81. Charles
] yesterday.
| Emil Schandein. one of Milwaukee, :
big lager beer brewers. accompanied by
his wife, wa registered at the ST. Charles
yesterday.
| MIR. Jewett Wilcox, who has fol
some time past been suffering from melt
raligia in the head, is contemplating q
visit to the Hot Springs.
Mrs. George Wise, sister of Mrs.
Matt Fulton, arrived in this city yester'
day, and is stopping with her sister 1T tho
81. Charles.
Mr.. =. G. Kennedy, president of The
Alexander County Bank Of this city, ha'
for some days past been quite ill, bu
is improving slowly.
Capt. John II. Fowler. of Padncah
was registered at the st. Charles yester
day. He left Oh the Cairo, Arkansas 4
Texas railroad at 1890 for Hot Springs
Arkansas, where he will remain for som'
time, in the hope of improving his health
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Good Fishing.

At present, the main employment OF
the boys is fishing. At all hours of the
day, the shore along the Ohio river is
alive with youngsters of all ages waiting
for bite They do not have to wait
long, however, before they are rewarded,
as fishing for days past in this stream has
been very good. One lad, about fifteen
years of age, in the course Of an hour yes
l'rday, caught nearly twenty pounds OF
theduest perch it has been.our fortune to
look 'pon for many u day.
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Landlords OF hotels and boarding houses
will midi to their advantage to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Lanndress, No u Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing. 20 cents per dozen. 70, piece work
prices are rs follows: Single shirt and col
lar, Zoe; per dozen soc; socks SC; two col
lars, DC; two handkerchiefs, DC; vests zoe;
and all gentlemen's wear, SOC. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, % 70 5Oc;
skirts 10 TO zoe; drawers 10 to l5c. two
pair hose sc; two collars to Zoe. For Ia
die,' plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for Ia
dies line clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited.
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! BOATS DIE.
| jim. Fisk. Paducah: Julia. John A.
Scudder. Thos. W. Means. 81. Louis.
Louisville, Mary Houston, Ohio river ::
sam. j. Hale, Cons. Millar, City Vicks-
burg. Cherokee. II. G. Yaeger and Grand
Lake No. 2. from the South.
RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river last evening was % feet
inch on the gauge. having fallen 8 inches
during the previous "a hours. The rivers
are falling everywhere except AT Pitts
burg. where a rise of Is inches was re-
ported Yesterday.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Hobbs had tow OF iron ore for
the Ohio
-rhe Falls Pilot had seven barges
coal for the South.
The Indiana. Capt. Rusk, Is coming
from New Orleans.
The Ste. Genevieve brought few
bales OF cotton for the East.
The rhos. Means. due tonight from
st. Louis. will tow the wrecking boat
1IO. II j. 49,. ~...~.'.
The steamboats, Juniata and Mollie
Egbcrt. with three empty bargcs, were
burned at Pittsburg Wednesday morn
lug. Loss about Sl2O,00O.
The Thompson Dean had ~ refuse
freight in the lower Ohio on account of
the water. She was drawing 8 feet and
found only about 10 feet at Cumberland
Island. She filled out here.
The c. Il. Church, says the n. o.
Times. has withdrawn from the Cincinnati
and New Orleans trade, and is now adj
vertised to ply between the latter city and
st. Louis. She was to leave New Or
leans for st. Louis last Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. Dennis Foley. who was the re-
cipient of Il terrible 'belling," night be-
fore last. desires It to be distinctly under
stood that he is not married man, no
matter what the newspapers have said to
the contrary. Ii he was guilty, he would
acknowledge ii like man. but he is not,
and does not. therefore. like to lay under
such abusive imputations.
MIR. I. J.. Conant, river editor Of the
Evansville Courier, Is in the city visiting
his sister. Mrs. Oakley. lie is ont upol
months vacation To recuperatc his
health, which has been impaired by closc
application to business, and severe can
ing inflicted upon him by his river
friends. lie captured the cane used upon
him, very handsome one, having a gold
head with his name neatly inscribed
| upon II.
Capt. James Is. Eads explained his
jetty system to the:New Orleans chamber
of commerce and a large concourse OF
citizens, on Monday night, to the entire
satisfaction of his hearers. He showed
| by Illustrations, that, as the channel
deepened by cutting ont, the jetties would
sink and accommodate themselves
to it, thus averting the dan
ger of loss by undermining speak
ing of mud Jumps that rise so sudden
| ly in the mouths OF the Mississippi, he
said that they were composed of sub
stance much softer than putty, not rs
some suppose of the sediment carried
down by the current of the river but OF
straneous matter, such rs decayed twigs,
logs, &c.. collecting and deeomposing'
They formed the gases which forced the
mass upward. These humps scarcely ever
form in the channel of the river, and
would never interfere with the jetties.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that In accordance
IN with the requirements Of Section Z, Of an
act entitled IAN Act to declare and constiults
the State OF Illinois sole trustee Of that portion
OF the state tax levied, assesssd end collected
for the year 1873, in excess Of 3-8 thef~ot, and
To provide exclusive remedies for the completa
state who have paid sueh vAoessi aud a,i tsv
pfotecton Of the taxpayers entitled thereto. and
will refIind n -. custody or pay ment thereof"
amour, by him or fh ,person or corporation the
nine thiry-sixths such ss skce sss Of twen,y-
~, ~. nresenfafion of his or iie tax r,H;,, up
s"iS year covering the same 'eSeipts ior
tf0-5-li-dswtw cCNNlNGuAM,
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Look ont for Your Dogs.

In addition to paying the tax on dogs
and sluts, the owner of same must..comply
with this paragraph in ordinance No. b
Sec. 10: THAT no dog or slut shall, be-
tween the first day Of june and the first
day OF November, run at large within the
limits of said city, without havinga sub
Stantial wire or leather muzllc securely
fastened over and around its mouth"
Ac. No exception can or will DC made
to the requirements of this ordinance.
". NJ. WILLIAMS.
CITY Marshal.
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Two.HOrse Wagon For sale.
A new wagon for sale at bargain. Ap
ply Mt the BULLETIN counting-room. II.


Mr.. Phil II. Saup wishes TO announce to
his friends and the public generally, that
he has lately nfted up, in excellent style.
his comnodious and comfortable parlors on
Washington avenue, near Eighth street, for
the entertainment Of those OF our citizens
and the rest Of mankind who indulge IN
ice cream. soda water, confectioneries' %c''
and that he is prepared TO furnish to eit-
Zens OF Cairo, 1t home or ut his parlors,
anything in his line. Phil. Is wei KNOW"
to our citizens, and rs hi, room, are very
pleasantly fitted up, and as he can always
be found at his post, day or night, to look
after the welfare OF mis- customers, we be-
speak for him that custom which his enter
prise merits. His ice cream and lemonade
are delicious, his soda water Is not equalled
by any in the city, and as far as CONNECTIONS
cries are concerned, IL cannot be denied
that his stock is always the best in the city
A22-J-lI-lm
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The straw berry Festival

The ladies of the Methodist church are
going ahead with much vim, making
their arrangements for the strawberry
festival to be given by them at the store
room formerly occupied by White ~
Greer. on Ohio lcvec, next Tuesday
night. All who wish to be of benefit TO
the church, and have pleasant time,
should not fail to attend, as everything
will be done in iirst-class style
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NOiicc of RcmONal.

The well-known barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided OVER by
he popular artist, George Steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, In
he Grand Central Hotel. The new shop is
arge and commodious, and those wishing
Tor anything artistic IN the way of fashion,
able hair cutting, smooth shaves, etc., viii
10 well to call ut the Grand Central Barber
shop. 'i|-lS'tf'
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Moving Ills House.

Col. Mcheaig has employed M. James
Somerwell. who j. now at work, 10 move
the house owned by him, known rs HE
Farmers House." from Ninth street.
between Washington aud Commercial
avenues, 70 the vacant lot,sadioining the
residence Of Judge William Green. on
Walnut, between Sixth and seventh
streets.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy relief for Young men irsn tao Ell
tects of error, and abuses In early hfe.
Manhood restored, Impediments to mar
riage removed. New method OF treatment
New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent tree, In sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 40
n. Ninth street, Philadelphia, 'S.--an insfi-
tuition having high reput'don Tor honor
a. lie conduct and professional skin,
S-lt-d 4 w-3m.
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Frank Kratky, of the Union Bakery,
Commercial avenue, between Fourth and
Sixth streets, has re-opened his bakery, and
is now prepared to deliver Bread aud Cakes
OF the best quality, anywhere in the city or
country, in such quantities as his custom
ers may desire. Prices will be made en-
trely with refer snco to tho present hard
times In other words, cheaper than the
cheapest. Send In your orders.
ga, on-tf
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office.

OFFICE OF THE CAIRO & ST. LoUI, Il. x.
CO., CAIRO. LII, May 18th. $50.
A meeting of the Directors OF this Com
pany will be held on Wednesday the 2nd
dav OF June next, a. ID. 1873. at = O'Clock
T.. NJ, AT the Wharf-master' Office, corner
Levcc and Sixth street, in the city of
Cairo, Illinois. ;. STATS TAYLOR,
5-2s-td President.
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1.sdies' Furnishing STORE.

A ladies' furnishing store has.been opened
IN the Theatre building. and stocked with
a inll line ofeverything pertaining IN ladies'
wear - ready-mads dresses, underwear,
etc. all of the latest styles. and will be sold
st lower igures than ever before offered 10
cairo. These goods were purchased In
New York. are OF the best material. and
viii be sold very reasonable. Also MIL
nefy goods OF all kinds. 31-4-30-lm.
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IL l. rumored about the streets, HAT
Henry Eichhon, whose furniture cstab-
li-hment was totally destroyed by lire
some days ago, i having trouble with
the insurance men. the latter claiming
that the store lid not contain goods
amounting to the value claimci by the
owner
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yo.., and instrumental Music

Mrs. Monsarrat will resume teaching
on the 25th inst. All desiring classical
education in piano music will commence
as early as possible. Vocal instruction.
according to the old Italian masters,
thoroughly taught; also, harmony and
thorough bass. Glasses in soltegglo.
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Tenth Day Of June Nexs.

~ the hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m OF said dsy, sill
=, pupnc Ven4le al the front door II the store u
hichsrd a. Edmondson at East Cape Girxrtiea,
IN $40 Alexander county. the foiiowp ing descrio-
81 real estate, situated In Alexander county, in
tnc snie OF Illinois, to-wit
4, MI the interest Of the said John D. Dew IN
DECEASED, In and TO the undivided one-hai OF
that part OF section seven "a township No four.
Teen 40 south range No. three f3) west of tine
third principal meridian, more particularly ds-
scrined as follows ;-Commencing MT the n, In
section corner on south side of said section
seven 90, running thench north with variation
siN degrees ii degrees) and thirty minutes; fortv
chains 10 centre OF section and running thencs,
east nineteen and eighty seven hundreelths IN
s,-leD chains to u post "D;" thence running
south south variation six degrees e degrees) aud
thirty minutes forty. chains to post ''E;''
thence west nineteen and ninety five hundred,hs
Us, a-lo0l chains TO post OF beginning at ''U''
ana containing seventy -nine and sixty-four
hnndreiths go 6&-lOW acres more or less
The above described real estate being substap-
tally the undiy ided half of the west half Of The
south east quarter of said section.
TERMS OF SALE:-One third cash in hand:
The balance to be paid in year from the day
OF sale. the purchaser to give his note drawing
six per cent. interest for the deferred payment.
and secured by mortgage with power of sale iip.
on the premises sold The sale is 10 DE- made
subject to the right Of dover of the widow Sf
SAID deceased CHARLES I. KING,
Administrator.
George fisher, Attorney. &l2-5-l2-dtt.
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Reduced Rates.

We will take, at the st. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 80 day boarder,,
at S22 per month, andj0 boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $3O
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying borders will bt
accepted. JEwETT WILCOX Co.,
3l-4-2s.lm. Proprietors.
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observation-disclosures

Fred Teichinan, at his cigar and tobacc
store on Eighth street, has just received n
large and complete assortment of pipes, etc.
and large stock OF the best brands OF smo-
king and chewing tobacco. L. T.'s stand.
ard cigar always OH hand. Give him c,ll.
lOi.,.q-Im
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Picnic

Two car loads Of the scholars OF the Al
rican Methodist Episcopal sunday school
took passage Oh the Cairo & -. Louis
narrow gauge railroad yesterday after
noon. for Unity. where they spent the
day in pleasure.
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In accordane with the requirements OF
an order Of the board of County Commits
sioners, notice is hereby given that ! will
redeem county orders and jury certll-
Gates on presentation. Interest will caeso
on the 9Th day of June, 1875.
CHAs. CUNNINGHAM,
County Treasurer.
CAIRO, Lii, May q, 1878, 5-2s-lo'
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piano and Organ Tuning.

Mr.. NJ. Kuhne desires US to say that he is
ready to receive orders for Piano and Or
gan tuning, and repairing musical instru.
ments. Orders may be lett at the corner Of
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or i. D.
BOX eSS, and will receive prompt attention
S3-8.l0.3m.
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Sotice-g,tius.,er.

Having again established myself in the
Lumber business, at tho Wall a Ent Mill,
| AMI prepared TO ,cll lumber OF all kinds,
l,,hs and shingles at wholesale and retail.
and 10 offer ezra inducement, AZ all time.,
guaranteeing the lowest possible prices.
iDs-5-ll-lm. j. :. McGAHEY.
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AlcL XnHan-

Mrs. Honnard offers her services as sick
nurse. She is experienced In all kinds of
nursing. Public patronage respectfully so.
licited. Leave orders on Cedar street, be-
tween Twenty-Third and Twenty Fourth
streets, IN the Porter House, or Z. o. Box
2SI, l.s-Im
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Sealed Proposals

WILL be received at the city clerk. oflso
lumber the city may require during the prescnx
fiscal year Lumber Ia he good white or burr
oak, free trom sap bad knots, and to BIZ e
such dimensions not exceeding rs feet In LENGTH
and To be delivered in such quantities and at s,cS
times u the committe ON streets may direct.
The city reserves the right 10 reject any and ~
bids WM FRENCH ALLEY
Cairo, May 10, ISIS. CITY Clerk.
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Old Peach Blows

R.J. Cundifl has just received from Roch.
ester, New York, 500 bu.hel. choice large
peach blow potatoes, selected for seed and
for family use, which he offers for sale a,
his grocery, north side of Eighth street, be-
tween Commercial ond Washington ave.
nue-. D-21-Ct.
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MRIlteA-l:irl.

\ good German girl, who can cook
and do general house.worb. will find
steady employment by applying at the
Central Hotel, Sixth Street, between
Commercial and Washington avenue.
5-25-lw. KATIE APpLEMAN.
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The Cnstulne Cor

The costume concert, given by the
Presbyterian church congregation. at the
st. Charles last night. wa. very Well at
tended. The performance wa, very novel
and entertaining Ia all, who signiiied
their approval Of the various acts and
actors by rounds OF applause.
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Those who have not yet made out anu
delivered TO me Ii, or schedule OF their
personal property, a. required by law.
are respectfully requested TO do 80 nj the
earliest moment. Office No. IS Ohio
Love-. CHAs. CuNNiNGHAa.
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Sealed Proposals

MILL be received ut the city clerks onica
Wv until Monday, May -, A. ID 1875. for
the city printing for the year ending June LIST,
the council proceedings, ordinances, and notices
of all kinds, In serted by any city officer or by
order of the city council. The city reserves the
right To reject any and all bids.
WIN. FRENCH AXLEY, City Clerk.
Cairo, May Ia leJ5.
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winters Gallery.
pen every day of the we,


Notice.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF GENERAL AGENT,
CAIRO, LII, May %, 1875. J
On the new schedule taking effect to-
morrow the I'D, passengers can secure
sleeping car berths at passenger depo'.
any time after l0;30p. m. JAS. JOHNSON,
5-25-3!. Gen'l Agent.