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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTER NOON.

EDWIN J. SWEET,
IL Real Estate Broker and Aucti0neer,
No. 51l 9TH street, opposite L :. Post o:ice.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING ON EAST SIDE
OF SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN S AND
EOCNDART NORTHWEST.
~ BY virtue Of deed Of trust 10 dated Octo-
Nj Der u, ls3o, and duIy recorded Ia Liber No.
o! folio 23, enc Of the land records for the Dis
ulct OF Columbia, and at ihe request Of the party
secured thereby, We Will sell a. public agcIiop in
front Of the premises. on SATURDAY, June s. d
10, at . clock ? m, the following described real
estate situate IN the CITY Of Washington District Of
Columbia. TO WIT; Being lot numbered eleven N }
Of th r.cored sGbdy isi0n OF square numbered four
hundred and seventy i've, 49, and fronting TWEEN
" five Is feet on 9th street by depth Of eighty
eight ~ feet six 100 incnes, to ue ~ feet Al ley
Terms Of sale: Une-tbird cash: balance in SIX
twelve and eighteen months, with interest AZ the
rate OF eight per cent per annum - De secured bv
deed OF trust on said property. All couveyancipg
81 cost of the purchaser. lo down on day of Sslr
u terms Of sale not complied with in seven days
from day Of sale tie Trustees the right t.
sell the property at the risk aud Of the default
ing purchaser after fiye days advertisement
FEEp. W. JONES. l-
JOSEPH Il EDSON,f trustees
may2o-eo&ds +. J. SWEET, Auct.
washington Tribune
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THE
ICE KING REFRIGERATOR

Has stood the seyeres test for the past five years
carried away the hOnOrs at all the principal Indus
trial Exhibitions throughout the United States
com petlng with nearly every refrigerator now in
existence; am now prepared TO challenge the world
to produce its equal.
IL. NJ. DIGGINS, Patentee
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TNOWNMAN.& GREEN,
~ BSal Estate Brokers and Aucfioupsrs
Az 9Th street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hhUPkEIl AT AUCTIOS, THREE. STORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, THRIVE STopY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
- BY virtue of a deed 81 trust, dated October
k:a 18Th lo43 and recorded in Liber 80. folio la7
OF the land records # Washington county. District
OF Columbia and by direction of the holder OF the
note secured thereby viii sell public auction
~ front OF the premises, on MONDAY. June 7rl.
loi5 AT clock p: m, all that piece or parcel Of
ground known aud described as lot 81 u in Charles
Stott subdivision Of lot 10 square 69i. Beginning
lor me same at the northeast corner Of New Jersey
avenue on south ID street and east on ID street
ninety nine feet s9) nine 90 inches to private
alley three feet wide; thence south six feet thence
southwesterly sXtyC feet; thence sOuthW estwarl
y and at right angles with New Jersey avenue
thirty four tSil feet thence north westwardiy with
said avenue twenty feet to the beginning.
Terms OF sale $500 with ten per cent interest
from October 18th. 1874 together with the eX penses
OF sale IN cash; balance in six and twelve jnths
secured by notes and deed Of on the property
IL the terms OF sale not piled with in ten DAYS
from sale the Trustees the right to resell the
property at the risk and of the defaultng puT
chaser. Convey ancing at purchasers cost
R.P. DODGE, lr.
Z. A. DARNEILLE.( irustees-
myN BOWMAN a GREEN, Aucts.
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nANIEL g: FAHEY,
u Coarsse Parfns and G,acel RooGas
Cellar Floors, Area, Park and Garden Waiks
Stable Floors and Alleys Concre,ed. Walls tarred 40
~ to render them impervious 10 dampness. Repair
and at prices to please. Once: street, between
10Th and 18th streets northwest. all I'm
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
y OF COLUMBIA. the 2Sth day Of Mcy, 1875.
THOMAS BROWN vs.. The Unknown Heirs of JOHN
NJ. GANT-No. ABS, Equity Docket H.
On motion Of the plaintiff, by Mr.. Elliot, his
lcitor, IL Is ordered that the defendants, the I'M
known heirs Of John Nj Cant, dece ased, their
Appearance to be entered herein on or before the
hrst rule-day occurring forty days after this day:
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with as in
case Of default. By the Court,
ANDREW WYLIE, Justice, &c.
b. J.MEIGS, Clerk. &c. may29-s;st
In THE SUPREMECOURTO OF THE DISTRICT
II OF COLUMBIA.
HENRIETTA q. h ELLER ct al. Va. JANE II. EVER
ETT-In Equity, No. ,3i9 doc II.
The aboye-entitied cause has been referred to the
Auditor Of this Court TO ascertain the amount of
debts against the estate Of Thomas T. Everett, de-
cutrix Of said estate and further to report this
Court hei her IL will be TO sell the real
estate mentioned in the bill Of plant filed in said
cause for the purpose of paying said debts. There
FORE creditors and all other persons Interested
hereby notified to appear before me, prove their
claims and be heard touching the matters referred
on SATURDAY. June S, ISIS, at IL O'Clock m. of
h iaa,s y a'hihs'0h e''f THOMAS HOOD, Auditor.
IN KINDS QFWEARING APPAREL, can sell
them for higher cash price than any place IN he
city, BY calling or addressing HERZO0, 911 d
street, between 9th and 10Th, northwest. Prompt ct
esntton viu be given. maylk-tr
DACKING-CHINA,GL GLASSWARE, BRONZES,
Etc, packed in the best manner on short mo-
tiee. All work warranted. Address PACKER"
Star Once. may2l-lm
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EOB POTOMAC EIyEg LANDINGS.

r, y he swift and fsyorite Iron Steamer - IT.
fILOT BOY, ". II. Byles, Captain EeTSsEC
nsHing been thoroughly oveThaCied aud renTfed,
Vii resume her trips fer Potomac river Landings on
IcnSnA1. March %, and every TUESDAY and
SATUkDAi thereafter, leaving fitzhugh's wharf,
1901 OF 9th street, a. O'Clock m. Returning, will
arrive 10 " sshington every ednesday and SUNDAY
Freight received daily.
al nreights must be prepaid.
IebA ". X. FIFTH CGH. Agen
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~ Z N A X ID LIN Z.

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LfVER-
POOL, CALLING At CORK HdRBOR.
IRON INV YORK. FRoM NEW YORK.
Abyssinia.- ed, June .Ru-sia.....W ed, June 30
sootis...-.Med., June 10 aBOthnis..-W ed, July
Algeria. Sat, June Is Algeria " I'd uy q
ythla-N ed, June q Scythia..... Wed, in Y p
china sat June Is Sat, July 81
And every following WI DNESDlY and SkTUE.
DAY from New YORK.
Steamers marked do not carry steerage passen.
gers.
BATES OF PhssAeE.-Cabin, 80, slOO, and $50,
gold, accOrdiT 20 accommodation Tickets to Paris
Is, gold, additional. Return tickets on fayorable
terms. SteeTage at low rates.
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
spd all parts Of Europe, at lowest rates. Through
bills OF ladiLg given for Belfast Glasgow, Havre,
Antwerp and other ports Cd the Continent, and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin passage
apply at the COmPany's office, No. Bowling Green;
FOR Storage passage, No. Ill Broadway, Trinity
BCliGlng. OF both Storage and cabin, TO SMALL
WOOD MORRISON, No. 5i5 TIN street.
Jsn2)-ly CHAS. q. FRANCALYN, Agent
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STEAMER LINES.

NOTICE TO INK PUBLIC.
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, NEW yORE
BOSTON AND PRO VTDENCE
The new and elegant Steamer JANE MOsgLT
Mashipgten and Norfolk. leaving I-ssaS
Washington every MONDAY aud THURSDsY AZ
p. m, touching al the principal River Landings
es,hneSnnF al Oriolk with steamships OF the 81 8
"a Line for Boston aud Providence, with the Ols
p9mlnion steamshp Company for Ne. York
iue nnucs VIII De given when the Lady Of the
LAKE VII coIninence her re gular trips
For freight Apply to
\. u. IITZHUGH, 9Th stree; Wharf
y. b. HYDE, Georgetown
y. A. REED, Aiexandris, Va
A. q. PLANT General Agent,
EerSy IL Room No. 4. PLANT Building.
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THos BOWLING. A..
THOS. L. WAGGAMAN.
Il RAJ Estaie Anctioneer. so IN stre.,

rEsIEtnLE THRFr. STORY BRICK. Isa2
COLI Mia SIRkE Z, BETWEEN Ora AND
ioT. AND AND . STREETS NORTH
q nWEpNESDAN.Jure 9th 81 ; 30 o'r'r-k
III n. m. shah offer ar public auction. on tn
PIeB ises, a aOoy, I-up rty. Lot lsNl1' impr yc
by Three story EriCn. with gas, water aTf bath.
Iea THCS. T. MAGG tNAS. Auat.
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AUCTION SALES

DOSOANsoS BROS, AGctloue-rs.
~ s0u'neSsi corner 9Th and streets northwest
GLASS STOW CASES. CENTS. BOYS AND
LAniEs- SHoEs; HATS PANTS. DRESS ANb
lNpktsHikTs. SPREslS pAPrE 81
IAhS, SHANlS. FANCY GOODS NprrpNS
SC, &C, AT AUCTION ~
~ GA TUESDAY MORNING. Jrpe 81
s=est 10 o dock, we viii sell within orr s.i-s-
rCs nlS, Tor Cash, the above mentioned goods
js5 DUNCANsOS BROS Aurt..
rT'H0MAs BOWLING,
L Auclioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the Old slsEd II Lsiins-r & Cleary.
HOUSEHOLD FURSl 7CRE At AUCTION
q On NknNEspAN NORM Nc. June the
" 9th, lss5 D. ginning IT 10 o'clo-k.Et tie rssi-
~ Geace ct \ gentleman declining h1u-ekeep nc,
tNo. 2lSi Pennsylvania avenue. between gl-t
aud y streets northwest. shall sell tie f11Niug
goods
on Paintings and ERSrsyiags,
liair-Cloth ParloI Furniture,
French Clock = days.
Mahogany and Painted haalbsr Frrriturc.
bair aud Hu>k Mattress.
teatleT Isd>. B,l-,er ard Pillow,
Window HanRingS,
Marble top Tables and Walnut Sccrg,ary
Walnut ENtens;nn Dining Table.
China ard Glass v are.
Chairs aud Tables
One Roper Breech- loading Shot Gun.
A marble Rust oi tie late d. MaEru!rr,
Che Swiss Bird cage.
cooking and II Catiug S;oNe-,
Kitchen Requisites.
Toms cash.
Je5-ots THoS. BOWLING. Au-t.
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nIsTRICT OF COLUMBTA.
- BOARD OF HEALTH,

MksHINs Ton. J une =, ISIS.
NOJICE.-There will b. s1ld AT the Pound, cor
ner sd street and y w York avenue north &,
west, on MONDAY. the 7th inst, at 1 , m q p
one sPOTTED COW Trembling in pound TN ~
claimed, taken mp in northwestern section Of tha
CITY, inpounded aud to be sold under the ordinances
q the Board OF IleaIih.
u I. T. KEENE. y d UaaIth nrc,r
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L'DWIN J. SW EFT,
IL Real Estate Broker and suctionecr.
No. 5ll 9TH street, opposite L :. Post O:ice.
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In THE sUPREMECOURTO OF THE DISTRfC
II or C0I.IMRIA

DACKING-CHINA, GLASSWARE, BRONZES,
Il Etc, packed in the best manner on short no.
tice. All work warranted. Address Packer"
Star Ofice, nay1- I'm
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LARGE SALE BOOKS

n lOhhS lON LINZ,
Il AuctiOneeT and Real Estate Broker
At the cid stand q La;imer & Cleary.
Southwest corner Pcnnsylva avenue and lIth 4
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NTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA

The right for few states fer sale. Address,
nyE-lm ii. M. DIGGINS. Patentee
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Fer Lunch.

FISHING PARTIES, ENCURSIONISTS,
TRAVELLERS snd SPORTSNEN will
lind with us everything suitable for
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WASH. Il. WILLIAMS. Aucti0nser,
w Successor To Green 4 Williams, Aucti,,neers
1OOl, northwest corner 10Th AID d sireets.
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1prOW med.

The name of the little negro girl. who
wa taken out OF the ohio river near Hal
liday Erotlcrs' warehouse. Oh Tuesday
evening. was Saldlcr. II seems that the
little unfortunate. in company with an
older lister and brother. went IL The river
about 3 o'clock on Tru>day evening for
the pupo-c of getting n bucket of water.
when the larger of the three children, in
her attempt Ia dip the bucket in the
river became ovcrbalanccd and fell into
the water. The girl's brother, who j.
n lad Of about ten year. Of ag". sprang
into the stream and hal succeeded in
bringing h, sister within few feet Of
the shore, when the little girl. who was
much younger than the boy, and who up to
thi, time had remained Oh the shore. at
tempted to assist her brother in rcscuing
her sister, by running 10 them. and fell
into the stream, aud was carried away by
the strong current before help could
reach her.
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millinery Goods.

Mrs. ilul,z has ths largest Millinery store
IN the city OF Cairo. with large stock of
Millinery Good. Of al the latest fashion,
and styles Of Ladies, Misses and Children's
ha'-. and Ladies bonncts, trimmed or I'M
trimmed, all OF watch have b3cn carefully
selected, an bought at the very lowest
Cash Prices at The four different markets
-. Louis, Chic 90, Circincau sni New
York, aud which ,he " i offer for >ile al.
cost. Now is your chance 10 get your
II IT.. Cali and zee her before YOU pur-
chase al other places. She has nue a.
-ortmcnt OF Lldic-, Misses and Chitirea's
Shoes, all made TO o.dcr, that .hc will oder
for sale iii per cen, cheaper than can be
Dough, al any othc- pace In the city Of
Cairo also, variety OF other MOTORS.
Mis-. NJ. G.. HUN,
Washington avenue, between Tenth md
klcytp.h streets. i2.3-ls-lin.
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s.rn"d IWiOu sunday school E~cWr.
St0O.

The Union sunday SCHOOL Ut Cairo has
made arrangements with the Cairo aud
ST. Louis Railroad Company for an cNcur-
sion on Friday. the 9Th Of May. Ia Jones
boro and return.
The train will leave Second street. at : u.
NJ. and Tenth street at S:lJa. N. viii ar
rive ut .Ionc-bOro 1T ~ n. III. Returning.
will leave .Ioncshoro al I y. m: arrive in
Cairo ut : y. III.
Arrangements have also been mad,
| with all the Schools of Jonc-boro AN,
Anna. 10 unite with u in n Grand sun
day School Celebration. and n Basket
Picnic Dinner on I'll" County Faif
Grounds.
Every friend OF the SUNDAY school
cause i cordially invited. and we trust
they will join with us on this occasion.
Refreshments Tor sale on the grounds: also
plenty Of GOOD water.
Fare for the round trip Gentlemen,
Sl.OO: Ladies, 20 cents; Children. under
II years, - cents; programme for the
occasion will De published in due time.
j. w. STEWART,
G. NJ. ALDEN,
RI. CUNDIfF,
Committee of Arrangements.
i-3O-,d,
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ASCENSION DAY.
Thc knights Tenspiar Will Celebrate
~ nv Devotional Exercises. ana
~ Grand street HHrNNe.

Cairo Commandcry. knights Tcmplar.
will celebrate this day, Ascension Day.
by n special service in the Church OF the
Rcdccmer. The services will he conluc-
ted by =. G.. =. Sir Knight Charles \.
Gilbert. and the address delivered by the
Rev sir knight Footc. Last year,
tickets of admission were required; but
to-day. no tickets will be- required The
services at the church will commence at
eleven o'clork, q. III.
The musical part of the service will bc
unusually good. 1t viii he rendered by
the choir of the church Mr.. Morri. pre-
siding ut the organ.
After the devotional services at the
church have been concluded. the knights
in full rcgalia will form in line aud parade
the principal streets of the city, provided
the weather will permit.
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We are informed by Sergeant Laliuc.
that on Tuesday afternoon negro made
Iii, appearance in thi, city. coming
from no one knew where, and
walked into John Bcdford's saloon. on
commercial avenue. went mp to a negro
who VA, sitting at table playing cards.
and drawing a revolver from hi. pocket.
told him to throw mp his hand-. which
the said party lid without further ccrc-
nony. when the negro with the revolver
took from hi coat pocket "a pair Of hand
cnlls, placed them on hi, prisoner aud
marched him aboard the steamer Jim
Fisk, pat him in state room aud locked
him up. Sergeant LaIIuc wa informed
of the transaction by negro WHO had
been witness to the whole affair. aud in
company with Officer ~Icchau went on
board the boat, where they found the
negro with his prisoner, who told them
that he wa, IN Evansville, Indiana. po-
liceman. and hal arrested the negro for
having been implicated in recent rob-
berry in that place. lie also stated that
he had in his possession Il letter To- Sheriff
Irwin, which hc wa, to have presented
had lac needed any assistance ia caging
hi- man. The oillccr- were somcw hat
negro policemen executed hi- task.
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The Party Tonight.

Tonight the Delta city COrnct Band
will give the last party of the series. and
all who received invitations should not
fail to honor them. The Delta City Cor
net Band made many a heart glad by
their excellent mu>ic during the summer
evenings gone 10y, and are ready
and willing 10 again enter the
field for the amusement and
pleasure OF the people of this city. Tie
boy. are in debt. and desire to raise the
necessary whcrewith to square up; hence
these paric.. The citizens should libcr-
ally patroniIc them.
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( ailcIlt.

Officer Shccan, who has u sort of mack
for grabbing up thleye, and culprits in
general, succeeded on Tuesday evening,
after good deal of labor, in arrc,ting 4
negro known by the name OF Black
Crook, who he has good reasons for be-
licving l, the party who So scientifically
walked away with Alderman Lancastcr's
oycrcoat, Tuesday morning. Black
Crook was very mum, declaring that he
knew nothing about the affair, but Officer
Shcchan received information that the
prisoner had tried to sell his swag to Il
second hand clolhicr on the lcvcc, named
Ed. OIIara, and on this ground lodged
him in Jail to await the action of the
court,
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Landlords OF hotels aud boarding houses
will find IL TO their edyartnre to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laund,ess, No - Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues. Hotel aud clearinghouse
washing, - cents per dozen. For piece work
prices are a, follows single shirt and col
lar, lOc; per dozen see; sock, be; two coli
Lars, Sc; two handkerchicis, De; vests zoe;
and all gentlcmcn's wear. N"c. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, - 10 joc;
.kirts 10 to 21c: drawers 10 to 13c; two
Jair hose 5c; two collar > to re. For Id
dies plain clothes Fl On per dozen; for la
dies line clothes, Il - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. IA
tronage solicited.
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/ ain prepared 10 furnish to customers
Boot and shoes, OF - tine matcria', A. neat
In NJ and cheap in price A. can Ice procured
by pcr.Ai,,irg speculative persons, or men
not -hoemahcr- having fricud--holmakcrs
living in the East, 90 send 'or them. | ask
banker, public officer, aud other PEI. ors
to take notice Of thi. an ounccm,nt. I
make Boot, and shoe, in any style and e
every quality. GIVE me atgial.
Remember the location of my shop
Twentieth street between Poplar street and
Warrington avenue, near the Gu House,
40 i-l3-t'. WM EuLERs.
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l'nrtl.

IIavinc bought out the store OF I-idorc
CimIn, on Washington avenue. between
Ninth AMI Tenth streets, take this
IN ,ihod ofnformlng the public OF the fact ;
also TO ass fcihem that shall endcavor ut oil
tm.- 70 merit their confidence and TO make
it to their interest 70 give to me the patron.
age ak.
iaye int 70 urned rom II. Louis, where
purchased fun and complete stock OF
Dry. Goods. Boots, Shoes, Ready Made
Clothing, Notion, ETC., which Is now open
and {, r sale a, my store. All ask is that
you rili and examine goods aud prices.
5.G.:f. SAMUEL tL'NhN.
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pr. Sch Arnold. Cough Killer the
pcrior remedy TO al other mciiciEcs yet
discovered, in severe eases. 1t is sure.
quick, and perfectly safe remedy for
coughs, cold', sore throat, whooping cough
3roup, and all diseases of the throat AMI
lungs. Retail price, % and 10 cents and -.
Any bottle that does not give relief may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
DR.. Seth Arnold's DiarrhWa Balsam - and
20 cents. Remember it j. warranted. Ar
nolds Bill lou, Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness and pain. Compounded
by DR.. Seth Arnold Medical 'Corporaii N,
Woon-ockct, Il. /. Sold by Paul &. Schulz,
druggist, Cairo. III. 5j-i ?i.3m.
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We understand that the ladies OF the
Episcopal church will on Tuesday cyeu-
Ing next, give 4 strawberry Festival for
the benefit of the church. We are no
Yet informed aS To the place, but due no.
tice thereof will De given in our columns.
The Strawberries have already been or
dcrcd for the occasion, n also Ice cream,
etc, etc., and we know whereof we
sneak
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The family residence OF Mr.. Aubrey, on
IIolbrook avenue and Twenty.third stree.
is olercd for sale. The grounds consist OF
four lots with ine fruit tree, and variety
OF small fruits and shrLbbcry. The house
contains nine rooms, attic and cellar, all In
good order. The location and size of the
grounds make them very desirable for the
carrying on q d loSc garden, for which
purpose they are admirably arranged. The
place viii he sold on reason lhle terms,
which will DC made known on application
u Mr.. Aubrey At the residence. j-j-lw.
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EniscOpnl SDcjobtc,

The Episcopal Soci bic takes place this
Thursday evening at the residence of
street, and a special invitation is extended
TO every one. We urge upon all who wish
10 spend 4 pleasant evening, to rcmcm-
her the time and place, and not to fail to
attend. We all know the enjoyable char
acter Of these entertainments, and a word
To the wise j. sufficient.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARuryEO.

ARRIVED.
Steamer James Fisk. Paducsh.
% City Of Chester, st. Louis.
Belle Memphis, Memphis.
Julia, st. Louis.
Great Republic, st. Louis.
Jas. u. Parker. Cincinnati.
Tow-bnat Chas. Brown, st. Louis.
- Grand Lake No. 2, New Orleans
Coal Till, Louisville.
Falls Pilot, South.
- Simpson lIorncr, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Steamer james Fisk. Pad,icah.
city Of Chester, Memphis.
Belle Memphis, Memphis.
JAS. ID. Parker. Memphis.
Julia, Vicksburg.
Great Republic, New Orleans.
Tow-boat Chas. Brown. st. Louis.
Grand Lake No. 2. Louisville.
Coal Till, st. Louis.
Liberty No. I. Ohio river.
Falls Pilot, Ohio river.
I" Simpson lIorner, Louisville.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-06
The Heart 4. ~ Wonderful Pump.

the valves OF which open and hut seventy
or gh.y times per minute. II an alcoholic
stmuant be taken into the blood the pump
wol Is much faster, and this unnatural speed
wears out the vital machinery. All the in
toxicatins no.trum, aiyerti,c a. "tcuic.,"
"renoya,ors, "correctiye-," &c produce
this disastrous effect, and h nee all intelli-
gent Christians are thankful that DIR
WALKKR's NEGKTABLE VINEGAR BiTTEHs
an lnyigorant and Alternative without n
stiug-i. everywhere suppllnting thc,,
proprietary poisons. i-lG iw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-06

Gentle Gcrould. super intcndcnt OF
the Cairo City Gas Works. returned from
q trip to Minnesota. Tuesday night.
Sheriff irwin. who for the past three
weeks has been absent from the city on
business. returned on Tuesday evening.
Louis Meyer. local editor Of the
Western Press. daily newspaper pub
lshed at Cape Giraricau, wa-.in tho city.
yesterday.
Mr.. John T.. Foggltt, general agent
oi.thc cairo u II. Ioui. Marrow Gauge
railroad company. expected lil family in
tlii, city lat evening. They viii mako
Cairo their home hereafter.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-06
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Mrs. Monsarrat, one Of the most ac-
complshcd lady musicians in Southern
Illinois. will, during the summer months,
teach pupils OF this city. music for the
very low price OF ten dollars per term.
Mrs. MOnsarrat has for years past taught
the art of music in several of the most
noted academies of Memphis. and has
gained by her thorough knowledge Ofthe
art most cnviable reputation. Parents
who have children whom they would
have become completely ycrscd in music,
will do well to place them under the care
ofthis lady. 5-i-,f.