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grain comtnttEfon firm doing bnsnoss st No. 9A
Lassiio strco: vas announced yesterday; The
same line. and It Ia thought, + will
All Of its operations recently hare bean e1:
ccodingly unincky. Wheat was sold "short, "
i declined Tie parties bolna heavy losers in
losees ard tito amount Of tho lsa-
bllit'cs han moi. yet been made pnbt,s
for All outside party BY whom setslonenss arc 20
be madc which wiIl relieve Adams 4 Co. etlls
another report In circulation yesterday was 70
tho effect thtt tho Rusponaion had been t.llnea
INTO failure. An attempt wAs H'hue 70 rec Mr.
Adams. but hs could not be fousid TO verify OF
deny tie statement. ... ...-...
MEEriyo or FREIGHT AnExra.
The GenerAi Freight AGENTS OF tho rorda West
Of Chcagu will hold moosing 1t the drsnd
Pacific Hotel today. for .he purpose Of taking
the Union Pacific Railroad Ia transferring
It's business. from tho Aiisaouri Pacific
70 tho st. Lou.s, Kansas city, {
Soho'G H. hn.oad s ,o Il h.s ,a'y nsGn
Robblcd up the 1t. Louis. Kansas City t. North
er,, md Kansas Pacluc Railroads, to hare
throuEs, llno from 81. LouiH 10 san Frauc'sco.
or course this action Of the Union Pacific nf-
Us tho contracts aso already "aiRned, sealed
and delivered, It is hsrd to perceive whht tie
ffnnnrst Era;tt Avrpta Near, II Arcon, n1is1, at
thof meeting To-day.
Atnmcrt1nr ~ In ilcnr, NJ i:,ust.cs of tha
Rush Medical gol!cre July o. sir, j. e. coch.
rnms wss c,ertcl arci,tcct fnr ,na nav
coIlcoo hu,Ii,nr m In e7.cscd 'un w, ~" sna
rnrthna,t cnrr,ar Of Ha,rison and Wnod .troats
Tia niitire IL intenfloIt In In onr nj Tia hut
cnIIcro hulincs, n, tl,u cunnt,v jI viii ho ahont
NJ tcct suunro aud three n,nr,ra AMI :, hssemont
IN height: Of prcssed krick with ntone t5,t,,.
mlues and win En- atout 10 ON. Tin stx;o ~
Gothic. Tho building will also contain a free
diBpousary. elegantly t,innncd ''
rIsrcr,9y nv nrr,cEns.
An snnnaf runntinp nj thc efm.hho]aorz of th-
Nurth chicago Eoiiinv Mill Cnmnanv van t,cId
vuttorday u,nrn,no ~ Mat,orf fl,tnn E,ncr vhon
tbo following officers ware niectni.
Irtt,d.nt-n. " ro,ter>
Jrnmmrrr-S f:;rment
S,er>'arv-n. G. M.unnh. ,............
D1feefors-s. r. Burt New bedford, 3faes: 8. Gle
ment waukcean and .. ". Potter, Chicago.
..-....... ----
YESTERDAYS BALLOON ASCENSION.
An IMPROVEMENT uy Tur pnty1n.s ntY
Tho 1n,oo, ...o,s;,r - ,-,.,o,a,, 49,, t.,
A ,N " yo'' "a~ ~
t1o'' 'osF sFee'o' n' Improvements VI snat oA tne
day before. Doosld.on went fow thousand
foet higher md came to an anchorage leas brief
ly. An immense mob. ext,ayarsnt]y addicted.
=. II ror1a nn,a.r f,o,, ,ts .~i,.i.t,,, a. ~,
$500 - 49,. - o'' - 'e'
Rounded tue on'g'ng globe OF VafpsHhcd Calico
pregnant WIN tho iuturc' Tor Two hourb ut least,
OF tho professor and his guests. Such
'o'es'sn' fo~ay' foeNless crowd belongs only to
ameuopol1s. &c" otk ahu fhi'aaelt'h'a aiono
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with t4xt morstrouB IlAuu, that utninv"I
sv.ndle, that destroyer OF 1ou1n4llstlc eyesiglt
Bouth Side Gas Company. ia this corporation
really capable Of supplying the City Of Chicago
Hlsl even faint ssdov Of what gas ought 10 ba
Judging by kks dIHplay Of late evenings, tslIuv
would DO preferable to our so-catled Ras supply,
With whom does tllis fault semMn1 Esory
citizen IN charged to full amount for this
miserable lisht-A light which IL. virtually. u
nutnetous tlnee, only sufficient To make darkness
vteihlb. This Gas Company has trihod ~ith
the patienco OF tho people about long enough,
sud Il is h!gh time tint some hu!ost rival should
te permitted to atter thv field and. By compe.l-
tim, force tic faulty monopoIis,s to supply tho
clty With tho quality Of ghs which Should be
Ut cousbe. the Present Common Council IL "tle
lion In the patti which prevents refurp and
aboat the best thing that could happen Chicsgo
would 30 to have tho Legislative body alluded to,
EctheE. ..-..
xAnLY-cLos,so MOVEMENT,
movement has Lesn lnauYurstea by the re-
tail dty*9ods fis.as Of tue sS especially those
reform in workins hoaIs. lLsy tesi a.
Er,eteu thut tiley are cnmnAIsd
to work from O'Clock in The nlorping until or
u o'clock u night, wlluh tsbars tLeln from All
tDposianity for recreation lAey demand that
lau working hours shall 10 decreased, or, in
othes words. that tue stores shall close al !
t'stead Of or ~ o'clock. 10 thss eul they
f1ts called : meeting to 10 heia Il. Klein
tenn u o'clock. An invitation ls extsnded 10
1Q dty' Roods clerks Of tie city. Stsps wlll aIso
~ bAken At the meeting TO organize 4 CLERICAL
t*s1su. where ptopliotors eau alwAya bs sup
nxsa With competent aud reliable statesmen. aud
ws<es shoAe aeeking employment esa ind eu.
}esosaAsatA ~.
THE Ao4As susrkssror.
- eaaPsoason " G.. ". Aa4us l. Co, 4
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Landlords Of hotels aud boarding houses
wiIl ind II, 10 their -dyautngc 20 call upon
Mrs. coleman, Laund.r-.. No u Fourth
street. between Washington and CONNER.
oial avenues. Hotel aud bolrding.h"usc
washing, 20 crntsper dozen. fJr piece work
pt.oes are q. follow. single shirt snd col
lar, 10; per dozen -9c; socks D.; two col
ar, BE-: two handkerchief, Be-; vest. zoe;
ani al gentlemcus wear, Suc. per
dozen. Ladc.' dresses, - 70 soc;
sAIrt. - 20 2nc; drawers 10 To- lie: Two
pair hose Sc; two collars To Ice. For Ia
dies plain clothes 81 % per dozen; ior la
,lie- line clothes, III - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronagc solicited.
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Yesterday afternoon, about one
o'clock, as the school children were going
to their studies, little colorcd boy
stepped up TO one Of his white brothers
and accused him of telling lies on him,
for which offence he proposed, without
any further ceremony, to put a head on
him. The white urchin listened very at
tentively to the little black pugilist until
he had finished his say, when he squared
himself and dealt the little negro stun
ming blow Hat upon his nasal organ
knocking him entirely of his feet, and
then threw the weight of his body upon
him, and proceeded to give hima fearful
beating, never even giving the negro n
chance to say enough, lie continued his
chastsement until taken of by colored
man, who compelled the two to shake
hands across the bloody chasm and make
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the erection of certain frame buildings on
lot 3, in block II, was presented and read,
and referred to Committee ON Fire De-
partment.
Alderman Rittcnhou1c presented the
following resolution:
Rcsoic,d, That the clerk BE instructed
TO advertise for proposals to do the city
printing for one year from the date of the
expiration of the present existing con-
tract, giving date aud to state in said
advertisement that said proposals must
cover the cost OF publishing council pro.
cecdings, ordinances and notices Of all
kinds, inserted by any city officer, or by
order of the council.
On motion OF Alderman Nclis said res
olution was adopted.
Alderman Thistlewood presented the
following resolution.
RcSotred, That the clerk be- aud j.
hereby Instructed TO advertise for sealed
proposals for all lumber the city may
require during the present fiscal year.
Lumber To be good. sound white or burr
OAK, Tree from sap and bad knots, and to
be OF such dimensions not exceeding
twcnty-iour lcct in lcnght, and 10 be de-
livercd in such quantities and ut such
time ~ the committee Oh streets many
direct. Proposals TO DC directed to the
committee on streets.
On motion of Alderman Halliday said
resolution was adopted.
state liquor bond of David Barry. with
Patrick Clancy, NJ. Mahoucy and NJ J..
McGaulcy ~ securities. was presented,
read, and on motion OF Alderman Saup
approved.
City liquor bond OF David Barry, with
James Ryan and James Sullivan as Sc,
curities, was. on motion of Alderman
Wright, referred to the city attorney fol
examination.
The mayor nominated j. G. Talbot
for special police at Philips warehouse.
and Dan Fitzgerald ~ special police at
Cairo Il Ninccnncs railroad depot Con-
lirmcd.
Ayes-lIalliday. Lancaster, Nclis,
Parker, Patier, Rittcnhousc. Saup, This
tlewood and Wrght--0.
The mayor nominated Henry O'Bricn
for the office Of city iailor. Not con-
iirmcd.
Ayes-Parkcr. Saup and Thistlcwood
3
Nays-lIalliday Lancaster, Nellis,
Patier, Rittcnhouse and Wright-G.
The mayor nominated John Clancy
for the office of city jailor Confirmed.
Aycs-lIalliday, Ncllis, Parker, Patier,
Rittenhousc, Saup, Thistlewood aud
Wright-s.
Nays -Lancaster-l.
On motion Of Alderman Wright, coun-
Gil adjourned.
WA. FRENCH AxLEY, City Clerk.
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Mr.. lIultl ha- the largest Millinery store
In the city OF Cairo. with large stock u
Millinery Good, Of all the latest fashions
aud styles Of Ladies, Misses and ChiIdfcn's
ha'-, and Ladies bonncts, trimmed or I'M
trimmed, all OF which have b1cn carefully
selected, an bought at the very lowest
Cash Prices at the four different markets
-. Louis, Chic'go, Cincinnati aud New
York, and which she viii offer for sale At
cost. Now Is your chance TO get your
Hats. Call and see her before you pur-
chase al other places She has fine a.
-ortment Of Ladies. Misses and Children's
Shoes, all made to order, tha, he will Offer
for sale III per cent cheaper than can be
bought 1T any other place in the city Of
Cairo also. variety Of other MOTORS.
Mrs. VI. G. IluLTZ,
Washington avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh stroet.. i2-5-l5-lm.
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The picnic gotten up for the benefit OF
the Sisters OF Lorctto, by the ladies of
this city. which came of at 1t. Mary's
park yesterday, was largely attended.
There was everything at hand that could
in any possible way add to the enjoy
mcnt OF those who were present, and
none were allowed To depart from the
grounds without being fully satisfied
with their visit. The proceeds derived
from the undertaking are said TO have
rcachrl con.iherabIe sum.
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Illc Old Reliable

hereby announce to the public that !
am better prepared than ever to accommo-
date my patrons at the Central Hotel, on
sixth street, between Commercial and
Washington avenues. have taken part
ner in the hotel business, Mrs. Appleman,
who has had considerable experience in
that line, and win not fail to make guests
feel at home. Tue table viii always be
supplied with the best the market affords,
served up in the most paatable manner.
Board and lodging per week, - 30; single
meals, Doe, to be had ut all hours. have
also in connection with my hotel, n first
class barbe shop, and am prepared to give
customers good shave, haircut, shampoo
ing, etc. will run three chairs, and have
employed tousorial artists who understand
their business. Shaving, 10 cents; sham
pooling, 90 cents and hair cutting, % cents
Give me call. PROF. +. G0EBEL.
j-S-lm,
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LOOK HERE!
Base Balls or Every description
Al
PHIL II. SAUP'S.
LOOK HERE
THE state sunday school Convention

The Seventeenth Annual Convention Of
the State sunday School Association OF I'LL
noiS will he held in the City ofAlton, Tues
day. "Wednesday and Thursday, May 25th,
26th and 9th. lS1j commencing Tuesday,
at 10 o. m.
Each county in the state. except Cook, Is
entitled to ten delegates. The number from
Cook county Is not limited. The pro-
gramme will be published toon, aud for
wardcd to the county Secretaries. The ar
engagements for the convention give prom-
Use ola most profitable and pleasant session
County Secretaries are requested to have
this notice published in the county papers.
Il. +, JACOBS,
Chairman of the Executive Committee.
J.p-tJ
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Fight.

Two wcnchcs named Harris and john
son, living down town, had big fight
yesterday. The woman named johnson
became 50 cnraged at her antagonist that
she seized a stick OF wood, and rushing
ut her, would have crushed her mpro-
tcctcd Uranium into atoms, had il not
been for the timely interference of Il cOu-
pie Of negro men, who caught and held
her fast until the other women got out OF
her reach. The fuss commenced about a
dog, that Harris had driven out OF her
yard by tying tin can to his tail.
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JOHN foGGITr, Agent.
For Sale.

The family residence of Mr.. Aubrey, on
uolbrook avenue and Twenty-second street
Is offered Tor sale. The ground consist OF
four lots, with line iiuit trees and variety
of small fruits and shrubbery. The house
contains nine rooms, attic and cellsr, all in
good order. The location and size of the
grounds make them very desirable for the
carrying on e IA ITO xer garden, for which
purpose they are admirably arranged. The
place will be sold on reasonable terms.
which will be made known on application
to Mrs. Aubrey At the residence. 5-j-1w.
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Mrs. Monsarrat, one Of the most ac-
complishcd 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 vcrscd in music,
will do well to place them under the care
of this lady. 5-i-tf.
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am prepared to furnish to customer
Boot and shoes, Of - fine material, a. neat
In 1T aud cheap in price a, can he procured
not shoemakcrs having friend.sh0cmakers
living in the East, to send Tor them. ak
bankers, public officers, and other pcr.ons
TO take notice Of this announcement. I
make Boots and shoes in any style and Of
every quality. GIVE me atrial.
Remember the location Of my shop
Twentieth street between Poplar street and
Washington avenue, near the Court House.
4G-i-l3-tf WIN EHLERs.
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DR.. seth Arnold's Cough kiIler-the
great cradcltor Tor al hung di.eases--a SUI
pcrior remedy 10 all other medicines yet
discovered, in severe cases. Its a sure,
quick, and perfectly safe remedy TOR
coughs, colds, sore throst, whooping cough
Group, aud all diseases Of the throat and
lungs. Retail price, % aud 80 cents and 81.
Any bottle that doe not give relief may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
Or, Seth Arn0ld's DiarrhWa Balssm, % and
90 cents. Remember IL i warranted. Ar
nolds Bill iouS Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness and pain. Compounded
by DR., seth Arnold's Medical Corporation,
WoonsOcket, Il. |. Sold 10y Paul q. Schulz,
druggist, Cairo, Ill. ji-i .2j-3n.
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Having bought out the store OF lsidore
Ullman, on Washington avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, | take this
method ofmforming the public OF the fact ;
also to assure them that shall endeayor al al
times to merit their confidence andto make
1t to their interest TO give to me the patron
age ! ask
have just returned from ST. Louis. where
purchased full and complete stock o!
Dry. Goods, Boots, shoes, Ready Made
Clothing. Notions, etc.. which is now opel
and fer sale at my store. All ask Is tina.
you call and examine goods aud prices.
o-0-tt SAMUEL uLthAN.
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la order to guard against the spread of
mail poN, would respectfully suggest,
that all person, who have not already
bcen.yaccinated, and are pecuniarily able
so to do, to be vaccinated at once those
who are not able to pay for the same to
call Immediately on the city clerk, and
procuc vaccination tickets, emitting the
holder to free vaccination.
II. WINTER. Mayor
ll1-j-l3-,it. [Nun copy.l
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boats DII.

Jim Fisk, Paducah; Jno. Gilmore and
bargcs, Louisville; City of Quincy, Pitts
burg; Minncola. Memphis ST. Gene
We've, Wick ,burg; Grand Tower and II.
G. Yacger, st. Louis,
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river last evening was 30 feet on
the gauge, having fallen l3 10 inches
during the previous q hours. The Ohio
is rising again at plttsburg, but falling
elsewhere. The Cumberland Is still fall
ing, and the Mississippi also. The rain
and wind OF day before yesterday was
pretty general north and west of us, but
no serious damage Is reported. Weather
clear and mild. Business dull.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The schooner Wave sailed for Calves
ton evening before last.
The Nick Longworth LETT New Or
leans Monday evening for Cincinnati.
The Cha,. Morgan and Arlington
had very good trips for the South and
boil. made light additions here.
The Wild Duck put OF some glass
ware, &C., Tor rcshipmcnt South and had
three bargcs for II. Louis.
The Laurel brought new transfer
barge, named Chicago for the New
Orleans, st. Louis & Chicago railroad, to
be used at this port.
Diver Al. Burris came from st. Louis
on the City of Chester, and took charge
OF the Eckert's consort-the Notch Cut
ter-which is now ready for active oper-
ations whenever called upon.
Capt. Joe Fowler, who has been at
Hot, Springs, Arkansas, for a few weeks,
passed through this city yesterday, OH
his return home. He is the very picture
of health, aud is much pleased with his
visit.
-Wharf-mastcr. A. ii. llurd, Mr.
Eckenburg and Mr. Henry Wood have
chartered the ierryboat Three States tor
picnic excursion to Fort Jefferson to-day.
They have spared no pains in their pre-
parations for the event, and the friends
whom they have invited TO accompany
them will find the excursion enjoyable.
Mr.. Albert Bunting, hate clerk Of the
Mollie Moore, took passage on the
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Notice is hereby given to all parties inter
names in relation to obstructing sidewalks,
throwing fifth, broken glass, or other rub
bish into the streets, or exposing their
wares or merchandise In such manner,
upon awnings, as 10 obstruct the free pas
sage CT persons, ON or Oh the sidewalk, WIN
be rightly enforced. W. u. WILLIAMS,
estd. Guy harshsl,
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The latte. having in charge the Epis-
copal festival last evening. while thank
ing all who contributed towards the sue
cess Of the occasion, desire A. 10 extend
their special thanks 10 Mr.. scott White.
for u-c Of room, to Mr.. icNiord tor do
nation OF lee, and To Mr. Pink. q. also
Mr.. Wilcox, Tor procuring hrrrir, and
cream
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The strawberry festival on Tuesday
evening was q success. The ladies Of the
Episcopal church had taken every ncccs-
-ary step 10 iu-uir, the success, of their
undertaking, aud their labor proved of
much avail The rcirc>hmcnt- offered
were ofthc choicest kind and greatly
rcli,hcd by those who par,ook of them.
The festival proved. We are assured, of
much benefit financially to the church.
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Ladies' Furnishing store.

A ladies' furnishing store has,been opened
in the Theatre building, aud stocked with
full line of everything pertaining to ladies
wear - ready-mads dresses, underwear,
etc. all of the latest styles, and will be sold
at lower figures than ever before offered IN
Cairo, These goods were purchased In
New York, are OF the best material, and
VIII DO sold very reasonable. Also Milii-
merry goods Of all kinds. 3O.i-30-lm.
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>otiec oI Removal.

The well known barber shop, corner
E,glth and Commercial. presided oN2r by
he popular artist George steinhonse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, In
Dee Grand central Hotel. The new shot j.
arge and uomm0 dious. and those wishing
o. any Thing artistic IN the way Of fashion.
ALE hair r,Rting, smooth shaNcs, etc" VIII
g. well 10 c1ll at the Grand Central Barber
.Aop. Il 3-l3-tf.
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The bigges lunch ever set IN Cairo. will
be spread every morning At the Planters
House. Wciner beer /, the great attrac-
ton. Itpay, to visit the Planters House
and try a drink this, the finest beer ever
offered in this city. In rainy weather Cum
ninghsm's hack, will be found on the cor
ners, ready TO convey patrons to the Plan
tiers free Il charge. 4lG-J-l3-3N.
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Cairo and 81. Loui. RnIlrOad.

On and after May 9th the Passenger
Train onthis road will leave from the cor
ner OF Commercial avenue and Second
street at 7:l5 q. IN. The train will always
stop at the platform OF the Freight House,
foot of Fourth street near the Mississippi
levee, where passengers can obtain tickets
to 81. Louis and all intermediate points.
CAIRO. May 4, 1870.
5-6-2w. JOHN foGGITr, Agent.
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The Heart II "a wonderful Pump.

the valves OF which open and shut seventy
or . gh:y times per minute. lfan alcoholic
stimuant b. taken into the blood the pump
wor k much faster, and ths unnatural speed
wears out the vital machinery. All the in
toxicating nostrums advertised a. "tonlcs,"
"renoyators, "corrcciiyes,' &c, produce
this disastrou, eject, and hence all intelli-
gent Christians are thankful that DR.
WALKER's VEGETABLE NISEGAR BIrrEEs
an lnyigoraut and Alternative without u
sting-is everywhere supplanting thc-s
proprietary pOisOns. i-lj Nv.
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The dwelling house on Seventh near
Walnut, now occupied by Capt. j. A.
Jones, is for rent. The house has nine
rooms and basement, good cistern and out
house, all in good order. A desirable resi-
dence. Apply at the postoflice to
b.s-tf. GEo. W. MCkEAIC.
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one open and one top buggy, with har-
ness one seven octave pi mo, nearly new
one Fai-bank scale, 3 show cases, 3 counters
and shelvin!. one Halls Double CombiLa.
ton safe, with burglar box. Twill offer at
auction, commencing thus saturday
night, May sth, and continue du-
ring the next week, every night.
the entire stock of Boots, Shoes. Dry
Goods, Notion, etc. now in my store.
SIT. Louis II. MYERS,
| Aucuonecr
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Another excursion party. consisting Of
ladies and gentlemen of this city, will
visit Fort jefferson to-day. Among
those who will accompany the party, are
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood RltenhouSc. Mr..
and Mr.. Capt Wright, Misses lizzie
steele, Allie Lansdcn. Carrie Unglcs, and
a number OF other ladies and gentlemen
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MARIN. * Ohio Lc,cc, has tile latest
style. in SHIRTS The faNoritc,' aud
several other style. Of the best In the
country-exccllcnt ia make and superior
in material. MARX j. the only dealer In
the cts who ha, these styles. ana make
hi. figures conform to the lowest prices
.urr,.,t I.2.2W
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Il, Block, boot and shoemaker. on Eighth
street, between Washington aud CONNER
cial avenues, has just received new style
OF last, and is now prepared TO make boot
tuat, for neatness and comfort, cannot be
cXcelled. give him call and examine
this new style of last. 6i-i-l5-lm.
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Attention Itougi,s (.

\ special meeting Of the company will
DC held this Thursday evening for the
purpose of taking action in regard TO
renting our hall to the city for council
chamber aud city clerks Office. Every
member Is requested 10 De- present.
HARRY SCnUH, Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-13
NNlice-LulIlher.

Having again established myself in tho
Lumber business, at the Wall IL Ent Mill,
am prepared to sell lumber Of all kinds,
luh' and shingles at wholesale and retail,
and to offer eX IA inducements at all times,
guaranteeing the lowest possible prices.
41s-1-ll.lm. j. :. MCGAHEY.