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THO SUMNER TOURISTS
LAKE CONCHICHINQ HOTEL, CANADA,
sc miles north of Toronto, by rail.
HARNESS. HOTEL. Q
Mississippi City, Miss,

HARNESS. HOTEL.
Mississippi City, Miss,
rs NOW OPEN. THE PRoPRIETORs FIND
/ ing the want of a neverfailing supply of ice,
have built large ice house, and filed it direct
from Boston. The Sulphur Spring is inclosed
and the grounds prepared for the reception Of large
commodated. The Illumination Of the lawn, 80
highly appreciated last season, is prepared for.
An abundant supply Of Oysters: For terms, ETC..
apply to j. u. MAIEk q 20.
N.B-All trains will stop at Barnes Hotel Station
when requested except the light express. ape Am
DLADON SPRINGS, ALA.-This Famous Wa
ID tering Place will open for the season JUNE l.
Boats leave Mobile every Tuesday and Saturday
Evening, at o'clock, arriving at Bladon next morn
ing. Board per Day % So per Week SIS, per Month
s50. Children and colored servants half price.
ISAACSON, SEIXAS r. CO., GrOcers, 48 and so
Canal and 81 Common streets are agents for the sale
of the Bladon Water in barrels, and are authorized
to make arrangements with families for the season,
-''- p" 49, ''-''' J. CONNER & CO.,
my16 Elm I'm Projectors.
WEST VIRGINIA.
90 Miles from Sir Johns Run Station, Baltimore and
GREAT REDUCTION IN RAILROAD FARE
AND HOTEL CHARGES.
THE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL
Will open on the 10th of june Accommodations for
500 guests Every attraction comfort and amuse-
ment will be found at this delightful MOUNTAIN
RESORT
Pure air; Finest Swimming Pools in the World.
Bathing OF every variety Natural temperature "A
Fine music Fancy and Masquerade Balls Hunt
ing Fishing etc. etc.
Telegraph and Express in the Hotel. Hotel pOrters
aud coaches meet every train.
Descriptive Circulars will be found at the Office Of
the Bulletin
Board per day 50 per week sl2 so and s16. Chill
dren under 10 years Of age and servants half price
White servants according to accommodation. Liberal
arrangements with families for the season.
Round trip tickets issued from all the principal
points, good for the season, over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
my29 I'm A. r. POTTS, Proprietor.
RossEIL HOUSE
BILOXI, MISS,
| Opened on MAY 1st 1875 for the reception OF
guests.
The house has been
NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT.
Charges Moderate.
mh13 6m PETER j. MONTROSS, Proprietor
CHADY GROVE HOTEL, BILOXI, MISS.
URBAN RAMBAUT. Proprietor,
Is now open for the reception of Visitors Situated
OF the Beach, wi h an unobstructed Southern FROM
of over two hundred feet makes it ono of the m0s
pleasant and desirable locations on the Gulf Shore
Large new Bath Houses within six hundred feet Of
the Hotel.
Fish and Oysters in abundance
] Prices Moderate: Fare inferior to none. my9 I'm
lRHnnnHrH-
When you 60 to BILOXI don't forget to call at the
| PRESS SALOON,
- HARRY Wishes to see you all.
! mills sn P.J. MoNTRoss, Proprister
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LOST-FOUND.

QrOS REWARD-Lost IN Monday, May ~ be-
GOLD CARVED LOCKET, with the picture of the
late d c. Byerly in it. The finder viii receive the
above reward by leaving it for Mrs. D. c. Byerly at
this Office jel9
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The undersigned
" have this day formed copartnership under the
name and style of WIN. H. MATTHEWS & BRO, fol
the purpose of carrying on q Produce Commission
Business, II Poydras street 4,
VIM. H. MATTHEW'S,
GEO. B. MATTHEWS.
NEW ORLEANS, May II, 1875. myl1 I'm
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FOR SALE.
For Sale, Very Low, or Rent.

IF NOT SOLD BY FIRST OF JULY. FOR
/ Rent furnished An admirably well built, very
comfortable and convenient Cot age House. of seven
rooms and large hall ceilings high, large glass and
sash hung top and bott m. Wide galleries and We
randahs very desirable residence either for summer
or winter. Built upon brick, brick chimneys marble
mantels, etc. Lots fronting on the sea beach 3s ,
set in grass and shaif with pine, hickory, live oak,
water oak and other trees and shrubs. Back of lots
about fifty feet from New Orleans and Mobile Rail
road track is "Beauvor Station" about four miles
east OF Missi sppi City Never failing Servings of
pure. cold water good kitchen, store room; antry
and closets wood house, servants house well house,
convenient twostory barn and stable, with cow
house. carriage house. chicken house: etc. A good
garden and frutery of grapes. peach, pear. apple
and orange trees all pale in bath house and excel
lent wharf on coppered posts every convenience for
family. As the family wish to leave, it is offered
CT not sold before) until first of July at great bar
gain-$3500.
House and lots furniture horse and carriage, cart
wagon, and all garden and farm implements will be
sold if applied for soon, at sacrifice. Apply to j.
w. J. NILES, Mississippi City, Miss. je1O
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The Members of the Central Executive Com.
mttee Of the Property Holders Union are requested
to attend regular Meeting TUESDAY EVENING,
June % 1875 at ~ o'clock. at Hawkins Club Rooms,
Comnon street. Punctual attendance is earnestly
requested as permanent to be effected.
ARCHIBALD MITCHELL,
President pro TEN.
w p RICHARDSON Secretary ie2O ct
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SUMMER RESORTS.
CRAND ISLE HOTELl
Will Open June 10, 1878.
Fresh Fish, Oysters and Game, Sailing and Fish
ing Grounds unlimited. Sea Air, Surf Bathing,
Health and VigOr
THE FINEST SURF BATHING IN THE
WORLD,
As thousands of orr citizens can testify.
TERMs-Per Month $45 Week $12; Day -. Libe-
raj terms to fannie and excursion parties Route by
Morgans Railroad to Bayou Des Allemand,, thence
circulars descriptive of this delightful Sea Shore
Watering Place at office Of G A. r Whitney Co.
sAM'L d. DIXON. Clerk. .iel6 2n
'NEGARDEN HOTEL
MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS,
Having been painted, reftted and put in complete
order, is now
OPEN FOR THE SEASON
under the management of Col. J. o. NIXON.
Terms reasonable. Jel2 I'M
ITO SUMMER TOURISTS
LAKE CONCHICHINQ HOTEL, CANADA,
sc miles north of Toronto, by rail.
This charming and picturesque water side resort
The establishment is first class, the sporting in the
neghborhoOd exceptionally excellent delightful bath
ing and amusements abundant.
The Hotel was largely patronzed by Southern fami
lies during the season of 1874.
Charges very moderate and special contracts made
for families
References kindly permitted to the following gen.
tlemen Judge Ballard and Col W. n: Bulitt, Louis
vile; Col l. I. Hardie Hugh Wilson, Esq, p.
ODo1nell, Esq, Col. NJ. Lewis, Samuel Boyd
ESQ, New Orleans. Circulars, giving full particu
lars, will be furnished by THEO. SHUTE, Esq, 134
Gravier street, or bv
JOHN E. FOREMAN Secretary,
my3O SuW&Sa I'm Box 2645 70. Toronto. Canada
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Office Of the New Orleans City Railroad
Company, No 1874 Canal street, New Orleans Juue
49, 1s75.-At meeting of the Board Of Directors,
held on the 9th inst. dividend OF THREE DOL
LARS PER SHARE was declared payable to the
Stockholders on and after July LIST. The transfer
books will be closed from june 2lst to the 3Oth, in
elusive Z. Z. LEWIS
ieaO 1Ot Secretary.
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T,OR sALE-lo,oeO Feet Square Timber, 12xla,
Il 12xr4 12x16 12x1s, 20x20 and 14x16; lengths
ranging from % IS feet long for sale. Also all
orders for timber required fus ished to order at prices
that NAV be agreed upon. For information inquire
at Mr. 4 F. Virgins seed store 90 Gravier street
my3O Stuff
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash s HOdgsOn.
STEvEDORES AND COTTON SCREWMEN.
COTTON SCREWS. BLOCKS, TACKLE,
ROPES TRUCKS WHEELBARROWS, ETC,

hOfES, IhUChO, WhEELbARhOWS Ell.
WITHOUT RESERVE AT AUCTION
DY NASH e. HODGSON, W l. Hodgson Auc-
ID tiOneer Office No. Carondelet street-On
WEDNESDAY, June %, 1875, at IL O'Clock NJ, at
the Bulls Head House. corner of St Mary and TchOu
pitoulas streets. will be sold
One complete set of Stevedores and Cotton Screw
mems 7. OILS Screws Blocks Tackle, Ropes, Trucks,
WheelbarrOws, ETC.. all in good order.
Terms-Casn on the spot. je9o I'd
VALUABLE NEW BASIN PROPERTY.
Three Story Brick Store No. 35s Delord Street in
Front Of the Pensacola Landing on Easy Terms,
DY NASH HoDGSoN-w. I. Hodgson Auc-
ID tioneer-Ofice. No. Carondelet street On
SATURDAY, July 3, 1875 at II o'clock NJ, at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange at public auction, Will
be sold
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND with the
buildings and improvements there's situated in
the FIJI District Of this city, in the square bounded
by DelOrd EuphrOsine Franklin and Liberty streets
designated No. $40 on a plan by 4 Delafeld, en-
on Delord street by depth of "a feet on the side
next to Lot No 39 and 81 feet on the side next to
Lo No. BAL and q feet front EuphrOsine street,
all more less, per Ian OF Louis H. Pelie, sur
vtyor, dated June -, 1873
The improvements consist Of A WELLBUILT
THREESTORY BRICK STORE known as No SSs
DelOrd street, or Pensacola Landing. with TWO
STORY BRICK BACK BUILDING fronting on
Euphrosne street. leased until next fall and used as
a store beneath with residence, ETC., above and in
rear.
Terms-One- half cash and the balance at one year.
with per cent interest and all the usual clauses
$500 to be pal cash on the spot to bind the sale.
Act of sale before Andrew Hero Jr, notary, at ex-
pense of the purchaser, including taxes due in 1876
je20 27td
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
ITO RENT-The New Cottage House. No. 2s9 FRS,
i street between CarOndelet and BarOpne streets
retired from the street containing six rooms gas,
and gas-fixtures complete Apply as above, or to r.
Ross, No. Magazine street. je2O 3t*
THO RENT-The Morris House. situated ON the sea
i shora formerly kept by Mrs. A. Morris Either
furnished or anfurnishet Also a small cottage con.
tanning six roOms furnished or unfinished. Apply
to address Mrs. A. MORRIS. Ocean Springs
Miss. je20 IL
vJNO RENT-House 1913 st. Mary street. Gas and
i water throughout, and otherwise desirable res
idence. Apply to James Heating, corner Apollo and
St. Mary streets. je20 1T
TJNO RENT-A frame cottage, corner of BarOnne
L and Erato streets. Also, two-stOTy frame
dwelling No 347 St. Charles street. Apply te GEO.
c. OLIVER No. 1873 Erato street je9 If
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NAYETY THEATER-
" Corner Common and BaronAe ssr~ss
"a MYNME; Proprietor and Aan.ss
THE ONLY VARIETY THEATER IN THE Or1o
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
With Powerful Variety Dramatic, Burlesqua IN
Ethiopian Combination.
NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK
tasty ADMISSION IS CENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER-
BENEFIT OF THE
LOUISIANA RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF 1875
FOR THE POOR OF THE STATE,
By the
GARRICK CLUB,
On Friday Evening, June rs, 1878,
On which occasion will be presented
LONDON ASSURANCE,
Embracing the entire strength of the Club.
Tickets One Dollar.
Nav be had from members of the Association. or the
Garrick Club at the Theater On the day and
evening of the performance.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Members of the Association and the Club.
je20 I'd
CRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
AND PICNIC
To be given by
HOME HOOK AND LADDER FIRE co. No. 1,
of the Sixth District, New Orleans.
Carrol1ton Gardens.
On SUNDAY, JUNE 20.
TICKETS. -----..50 CENTS.
Ladies' and Children Free.
The LA BELLE, under command Of M. ~ Wood,
will leave the wharf head of Canal street at o'clock
This Afternoon aud land at jackson street to convey
passengers to the Carrollton Gardens to visit the
Picnic. Je2O 1t
GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION FOR CAR
III ROLLTON-The fine passenger and excursion
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GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION FOR CAR
VI ROLLTON.-The fine passenger and excursion
steamer LA BELLE. M N. Wood master will leave
as above on SUNDAY June 20, from head of Canal
street. at 4 p M. jackson street at 4:30 P. M. Re
turning, will leave CarrOlltOn at p. M.
Fine band of Music on board
Fare for round trip only Fifty Cents. je19 st
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WANTED TO PURCHASE-A family HORSE;
w 10 be gentle and sound Also. second hand
Pusgv Phaet0n or Barouche. Address Lock Box
o1s7 II. O. Post Office, je20 It's
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WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square
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STAR PLANNING MILL
AND
LUMBER YARD,
Corner Calliope and Rampant Streets Zone square
above the New Basin,)
NICHOLAS CONNELL, Proprietor.
Always on hand large assortment of Rough Vel:
low Pine Lumber, Cypress etc., etc. Also dressed
flooring ceiling etc. weather boards, sashes, doors
blinds and mouldings.
Orders left at Box 80, Mechanics and Dealers Elk.
change will meet with prompt attention. mv4 6w
us Common st.
JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon was established in 1851, and has always
maintained the reputation of being of the most
genteel, orderly. well kept and popular establish.
ments in the CITY.
The best Of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH is served
every day from 1o1s A. M. to ia Pm.
There is cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon, which is favorite resort for gentlemen
TONY, of Old SANS Saloon memory, presides
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Judge Kelley, of Pennsylvania, declares openly
that it is, and in lengthy interview with a re-
porter Of the Philadelphia Times sets forth his
arguments in proof OF his assumption as fol.
lows:
equivalent, per annum to Europe. The amour,
is made up Of interest on our national, State and
corporate debts, Of freight charges and the ex.
penses OF Americans residing or travelling abroad
This must be paid in gold, or its equivalent, be.
fore our exports begin to count Is commercial
exchanges. The Franco-G German war created
large demand for our breadstuffs and provisions
and succession OF short crops in Eng.
land and in the grain producing countries o
Europe increased and prolonged the demand FOL
these commodities, and for many years foreign
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The Missi sippi Levees.

At the meeting OF the National Board of Trade
held at Philadelphia on the 10th inst, the subject
of the improvement Of the Mis-, issippi levees in
the States OF Mississippi, Missouri, Louisiana
and Arkansas was, on motion Of Mr.. Covingher
OF Cincinnati, indefinitely postponed, the mover
arguing that it was impractical, as well as un.
constitutional The Government had no more to
do with that small tract OF land it was expected
to benefit than with the Jersey Flats.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Use PARADISE COAL.
lW.l-25.d dot

- y Il -hh.hbit1i< Vain
AFTER February lst, $1,000 reward viii
be iyen for fifty good paying day boarders
at the Delmonico llo.el-si week.
l.2s-lm
III you want fresh oysters without pay
ing for the can and transportation, 20 to
Sp:oat's, l3J Ohio Leycr, .and get them by
the pail full, fresh every morning. l2.4-!
Those using ba,c-burncr stoves have
found just what they want in PARA
Disc COAL.
-lla,in given up my ol stand on the
leyee ID taken Keohler a. Bros .l p. on
ghth street, shall he prepared to sup
ply the citizens OF Cairo with tie best
meat. the market afford. Please call aud
see me. PHIL. HOWARD.
Try PARADISE COAL, the cheap
est and best.
Go to sproat's, les Ohio Levcc, and
get your oysters 10y the hundred or cau--
iGc.h every morning l24-ti
Try PARADISE coal for cooking.
---Sproat, l55 Ohio Lcyee, i. furni,hing
Oy ties ia the right shape. Families can
he supp led in an. quantity-fresh every
morning. l2itf
Buy PARADISE COAL.
-Newly-i.tei, finely furnished barber
sso2 by George Steinhju-e, corner Com
merrial avenue and Eighth street.. Years
OF pract &c have given him q light hand
that makes q smooth shave delightful. All
who try him once will call again. All the
la.e daily papers are kept on his table for
the benefit oil his customers, and there is
no tedious waiting for turns. If
AFTER February LIST, 81 900 reward will
be given tor iity good paying day boarders
at the Delmon'c) Hottest per week.
All that have tried PARADISE
COAL will use no other.
Joe Rocker is now in full control Of
the Washington bakery, and having learn
ed the wants Of the public, !. prepared to
supply on call al demand. for French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found 10 first
class bsk ~. lie maintains q fl stock OF
confectloneries, and can, as well re- any
other dealer in the city, I'LL all orders in
that line. Cakes baked, frosted or orns-
mented on short notice, Spcyia lattrntion
given TO the orders of wedding or licnic
parties. l2-tf
Order PARADISE COAL from any
city dealer.
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The Lecture and Concert.

Owing to the illness of Mrs. Monsarrat
who wa, to take prominent part in the
musical exercise, in connection with the
Rev. Mr.. Wallar's lecture on The
Natural and Supernatural, it was post
poned from Tuesday until Thursday
night. The managers of the affair insure
to the people an entertainment that will
be well worth their time and money /;
they have made every preparation that
will contribute to the ediilcation of their
patrons. For many weeks Mr., Walar
has been studying the subject upon which
he will speak, and has, he thinks, in store
for his hearers an address which will meet
their appreciation. The concert will also
form very interesting feature. Among
others who will sing on the occasion will
be Mrs. Monsarrat, Mrs. Wright, Miss
Lula Pace. Miss Carrie Ungles. Mr.. +. c..
Pace, Mr., Walter Mckee, Mr., Frank Van
dorm, and Mr., Nick Hacker, all of whom
are known in the city as having attained
u high standard ofcxcelence in the art
OF music. The admission fee is fifty cents,
the proceeds of the entertainment to be
expended in the interest of the church.
The clty has been thoroughly canvassed
by ladies Of the congregation, who have,
we are informed, been very successful in
disposing OF tickets, and it is thought
that very large audience will be present.
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per day before either Of the police magls-
trates, until yesterday, when Mrs. Miller,
colored lady residing on Commercial
avenue, had a warrant issued for the ar
rest of colored man named Glenn Young,
for assaulting her. There were two wit
nesscs in the casc--Bell Bonnet and
negro boy, whose testimony was such
that Judge Bross saw fit to assess q fine
of five dollars and costs against the
offender. Glenn, feeling that he had been
wronged, had warrant made out for
Mrs. Miller, who, lac claimed, had struck
him on the shouldcrwilh u piece ol board,
but he being the only witness on his side,
and Bell Bennett having been brought
up as witness for defendant,
sworc that Mrs. Miller had
not struck Glenn. The evidence
not being strong enough to convict the
defendant. she was discharged. Then
comes forward Chief MclIale, and swore
out a warrant for Belle Bonnet, the
charge preferred against her being va
grancy. The Chief stated that on seye-
raj different occasions, gentlemen liyingin
the ncighborhood where Belle is sojOurn-
ing, had made complaints against her, TO
the effect that she was not what She
should be, and that she had no visible
means Of support. Glen Young was
then put under oath, and testified that lac
had known Belle ever since she came to
Cairo, which lac said was between two
and three months ago, and that hc had
never known her 10 do stroke
Of work, with the exception Of making a
bed once in awhile for Mrs. Miller. Then
came Mrs. Miller, who sworc In very
strong terms that Belle was a good girl I:
that she had lived with her for quite a
while, and that she had never seen any
thing wrong with her.
The Judge, after hearing the evidence
Of all the witnesses. told Belle that he
would be in duty bound to asses fine Of
fifteen dollars and cost, against her, which
Mr.. Miller promised to pay, and the par
ties left the court room.
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Resignation OF Mr.. Thayer.

At the conclusion of the services in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday morning,
the Rev. Mr.. Thayer resigned the pastor
ateOf the church of which he has had
charge for the last three years. His res
ignation and, We presume, consequent
departure from Cairo will be deeply re-
GREETED by host Of friends in this city,
outside the pale of his church as well as
in it. who admire him as preacher and a
man. The BULLETIN, ip( common with
these friends, wishes him success and
him. "
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Competition 4. the Life of Trade.

Mr. Letie Colem n, Fine Laundrcss,
No Il, Fourth street, between Washington
and Commercial avenues, does all nds OF
Inc aud coarse laundry work for lades and
GENT emen, fiuting, Sc Gentlempns shirt,
washed an polished. Single shirt and col
ar, Zee; y + dozen Sue; cock. BE-; two col
AID al gcttlcmru', wear, SOC, per
iozcn Ladies dresses, - 10 50,;
.kirt.D t. aOc; drawers 10 10 ljc; two
pair hose re: two collar, to lie. Fer la.
Ties plain clothes - 0op.r dozen; for la
lies tine clothes, ~ - per dozen; done
promptly, aud promptly DELIVERED. Pa
.ronage solicited.
ll3-l.s-d 1 m
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es to the bed; the gate flew open, letting
the lad down very hard on his back in the
mud, and few bushels of coal fell from
the back end of the wagon on the boy,
completely burying him. Fortunately,
the mud was soft aud the coal being in
small chunks, no bones were broken.
Clear Creek precinct has always been
noted for raising the best cora, wheat
and oats ofany precinct in the county, and
now she is about to lay claim to being the
best baby raising district in the county.
A few days ago Mrs. George Seals pre-
sentcd to her husband three bouncing ba-
bies--two girls aud boy. Within the
last six years Mrs. Seals has given birth
to seven children.
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Taxes.

The attention ofthe public is called to the
n.t that tho City Council, by ordinance,
have directed the Collector TO receive only
in payment Of the city portion Of the taxes,
legal currency Of tbs United states. City
warrants will therefore no longer be re-
cciyed for any portion Of such taxes. by
the provision Of Section 1877. chapter 100,
Hurd's revision, the Collector is required
to collect and return all personal taxes by
the 10th of March next. This provision
will be vigorously enforced, and tax payers
will take due notice OF the fact.
ALIEN. II. IRWIN,
195.l-2s.dl0t Collector.
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Ncs.r.. Fred liofncinl, W. I. Berrwart.
John korhlcr and Charles Frank. a COM
millre appointed to s,ll ticket, for the
Rough and Ready Masquerade Ball, TO
come on Oh the 9th inst, will visit our
citizens to-day for that purpose Tho
object If the ball i, for the benefit of the
company. and It i, hoped that those who
may wish to assist "thc boys will pur-
chase ticket whether they expect TO par
ticipatc in the ball or not. Let all show
their appreciation Of the Rough and
Ready company, for services rendered,
by buying ticket. 1t