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Church Festival.

On the fourteenth and fifteenth days Of
I this month next Wednesday aud Thur.
| day evenings, the German Lutheran
Emanuel church congregation of this
city will give fair and festival at the
Arab engine house, which. Judging from
the arrangements already perfected and
those now in progress, promises to be a
success in every sense of the word. In
noting the different modes of amusement
that viii be afforded those who wish to
be present, there Is one item which struck
us very forcibly, which has heretofore
been looked upon as one of the most
amusing departments of which this kind
OF enterprises are constituted. but which
In this instance will be altogether done
away with. We refer TO the lottery. The
managers OF this affair wish IL distinctly
understood that there will be
nothing in the lottery line
tolerated Oh this occasion, and also
wish us to state that any one who wishes
to attend, will not be solicited to pur-
chase any article on exhibition or for
sale, unless he wishes to do so, aud there
by contribute to the church. There will
be refreshments of every kind for sale,
which will be sold to those who may
wish them at very reasonable prices. a
very interesting part Of this demonstra-
ton will be the balloting tor a silver
trumpet, now on exhibition at Builder
Brothers jewelry establishment, by the
friends Of the different fire companies of
this city. The right to vote will cost
each person fifty cents, and the company
receiving the largest number of the votes
cast will be entitled to the trumpet.
Every amusement, in fact, that is usually
afforded by affairs OF this character, with
the exception of the lottery, will be ut
this one, and very pleasant time may
be looked for.
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Sherifs Sale.

PN virtue ot an execution 10 inc directed hy
ID the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Alex.
aud'r county, IN the state Of Illinois, In favor of
the southwestern Insurance Company for the
use Of John q. Hartman, Receiver and agans,
WIllim j Allen aud IL, Watson Webb, + have
levied upon th. following described property
in the city oi Cairo, county of Alexander aud
state Of Illinois tu-wit; Lot numbered live (5) +,
IN block numbered thirty-two (j!), AS the prop
cry of tlir said IL. Watson webb which Iahali
oilcr AT public sale at the southwest door of the
Court House, in the city of afro, in the county
day IT April, \ n isTs at the hour of eleven
o'clock q M, Tor cash, 10 satisfy said sxscu-
ton ALEX. IA. IRWIN,
sheriff of Alexander county, Nls.
Cairo, Ms. April /, ISIS l-l-w2t
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DESPERATE ENCOUNTER.
A Cutting Scrape Between Two River
Pilots,

Between ten and eleven o'clock yester-
day morning, two well-known river pi-
lots, named Jim Doughcrty and Angelo
Mcbride. had one of the most desperate
encounters that has ever taken place in
this city, and which came near terminal
ing in the death Of Dougherty. The row
Is said to have grown ont Of an old dill
Guilty, that the parties engaged in over a
year ago. and which Doughertv has been
nursing since the time the trouble first
began. The particulars Of the fuss yes
terday, as told us by parties who wit
messed the fight, are that Donghcrty,
Mcbride and another pilot, named Tom.
seymour, were sitting on some barrels
near the Delmonlco saloon, talking, when
Dougherty. in reply to n remark made
by Seymour, in regard 10 his paying WIS.,
its to certain persons who did not care
about seeing him, said; "fes, | know.
There are good many people in this
town who don't like me, who are always
talking about me, and I'll make some OF
them swallow their words before I'm
done with them yet
He then turned 10 Mcbride and said :
"You have been talking about me, and
want to know what you did 1t for?" Me-
Bride answered: II have not said any.
thing about you at ALL Dougherty de-
clarcd that he had. and the two had soulC
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high words, when Doueherty said
you are a lying .-n Of b--h," and
reached ont his hand 10 seize Mcbride.
who stepped back, thus eyading him.
and exclaimed: keep away Jim, |
don't want anything to do with you:"
but Doughtcry did not heed the warning
and followed Mcbride a. he walked
backward, finally grabbing hold Of his
coat collar, and striking him on the head.
just above the forehead. This was the
signal for the fight to begin In earnest.
Mcbride, who had a small pockct-knile
in his hand while the conversation had
been progres sing. thrust ii at the neck of
his antagonist, striking him just below
the ear, and drew the knife around until
IL had reached the middle OF the chin.
laying the flesh back "a the knife went.
making horrible and sickcning sight to
look at.
This wound alone would have been
sufficient to have conquered almost any
man, bu. Dougherty did not place any
stain upon his character r. desperate
man by quitting, but again went into the
baltic with renewed vigor. Mcbride,
whose temper Is none OF the best when
aroused, was now fully awake 10 the
work before him, and again made a
wicked lunge at his man, this time the
knife entering the right side Of Dough-
erty's lower jaw, nillcting deep aud
ugly wound three inclc, long; but this
even did not deter him from still lighting
like demon. The blood was pouring
from the wounded man, neck aud face
IA perfect streams, aud the men VINO
were in close proximity TO the combat
ants stood with blanchcl cheeks and fall
ing hearts, none being willing to risk their
lives IN making an attempt TO scperatc
them. Again Dougherty made an at
tempt to get at Mcbride, aud again he
received the knife blade. this time in the
stomach.
By this time, large crowd had gath
cred around the spot. but none made a
move toward stopping the desperate en-
counter except Chief of Police McIIalc.
who caught Dougherty just in time to
save him from another thrust ofths knife.
which Mcbride was about TO administer
10 him. Doughcrty was placed in the
hands of a couple of gentlemen who took |
him 20 the office Of Or. Wardncr. where |
his wound, We're dressed. while Chief |
McIIale took Mcbride in charge. Or.
Wardncr in his examination Of the |
wound, OF Doughcrty, found hone of /
them to be dangerous. though the one in
the stomach Is said ~ De two inches d,rp !
aud nearly an inch long. Those on the
iacc and neck are ugly looking cuts. the |
lower one being nearly five, and the up
per one three inches long, and both |
pretty deep, but neither j, said to be dan
gcrous, though very ugly wounds.
Mcbride declares that he did NOT want |
to have any word, with Dougherty. and |
that he walked backward at least fifty !
tect. in order 10 get a chance to turn aud |
run away, knowing full well thar If
Doughcrty succeeded in getting hold Of
him, lac would heat him terribly, Dough-
erty being a much larger man, and man
also who would have no mercy, provided
lac once got hold of him. Dougherty i,
now at the Planters House, confined to
his room, aud Mcbride Is In the county
Jail awaiting a hearing. which it is
thought will take place to-day. before
lulgr Bros..
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SheriH's Sale.

R1 virtue OF two certain executions TO me-
u directed by the Clerk II the Circuit Court
OF Alexander county, in the STATE of Illinois, in
la'or Of the southwestern Insurance Company
lorihe "" Of John q. Hartman. Receiver and
nave levied upon the following described prop
cry, IN the city OF Cairo, county Of Alexander
An' Htate OF Illinois, to-Wit Lot numbered six
property Of the said II Watson Webb, which 1
shall offer al public sale Al the southwest door
oi me ourt House, in the city of Cairo, In the
county Of Alexander and state OF Illinois, on the
3l-t day Of April, \. ID. 1875, at the hour OF
eleven O'Clock u. m. for cash, 10 satisfy said
cNccdti- ne ALEX II IRWIN
sheriff Of Alexander County, Ills
Cairo, His, April I, 1878. fi-w2,
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wharf.Roat burned.

MOUND Cry, April 9Th. $50.
Editor BULLETIN The Mound City
wharf-boat. owned by Frank 4. Fair
was burned last night about II O'Clock
a total loss. Two boys, one son Of Mr..
Fair, who were sleeping on the boat,
were with difficulty awakened in time to
escape being burned to death.
The boat wa, valued at $1,000 insured
Tor $3.50. Fortunately there was no
freight on the boat at the time. In this
connection we may say, that Mr.. Fair
has felt the truth of the old saying, that
misfortune never comes singly." Not
long ago, his residence was damaged by
fire TO the amount OF several hundred
dollars; fine team of horses, belonging
to him. died. and now the present loss
RAMBLER.
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Capt w. r. Halliday len yesterday
afternoon on the Illinois Central
train for the East. lie will visit
New York, Philadelphia, Boston aud sew
eral other cities while absent.
Edward Barry, who gained consider
able favor as a comedian among our
amusement people. while playing with
the Fanny Is. Price troupe at the Atho-
neum, year ago, is now in the city. lie
has just returned from Havana, whittier
lac went some tour month, ago with the
Palmer Black Crook Company.
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I'arlOr Concert.

The residence of Mr.. Green, OF the
firm Of Green ~ Wood, will be- made n
place tor the young and old people Of
this city to assemble, on Thursday night.
the occasion Of parlor concert to be
given by the ladies Of the Presbyterian
church, to which everybody is invited,
The evenings entertainment will consist
Of vocal and instrumental music, select
readings, etc, all Of which will no doubt
prove very interesting and enjoyable.
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Attention, Merchants of the SUR
rounding Country.

have 4 full stock and can always ] or
ders on Queens ware and I'll ,ssware NJ -,
Louis prices The iollowingis list Of what
have on hand at present
Lamp Chimucys, of all kinds, by the Bar
rel, boz or dozen.
Gil ass Lamps OF all sizes and Kinds.
100 different styles and kinds Of Bar
Glasses.
Lamp Burners OF all descriptions.
Lamp-wick, Beer mugs, Glass Reficctors,
Coal Oil Chandeliers, Cake Stands, Glass
Fruit Stands, and in fact every thing in the
Crockery and Glassware line.
will guarantee TO duplicate any bill
purchased IN st. Louis aud give equally
IA good an assortment, as my stock Is com.
plete in all kinds of Queen and Glassware.
also have put up in Cask for the retail
trade, Rockingham and yellow ware, which
| will sell at 50 per cent OIL the regular list
prices.
Also full line OF Table and Pocket Cut
cry, Plated, Britannia, Table aud Tea
Spoons, anu Soup Ladies Como and see
for yourselves. ID. HARTMAN,
3.2s.tf Cor Sixth X Com. Az.
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Cunningham for CIV Attorney.

We announce this morning Mr.. Justice
X. Cunningham for City Attorney. Mr.
Cunningham studied the proies sion Of
the law in the office of Judge Mulkev,
and will be ready to enter upon the DIT
ties Of the Office he seeks, il elected. lie
Is DESTROYS OF meeting the appreciation Of
the people of the city, and will cndcayor
TO ill the office with vim, yigor and abil-
ity, 1t the su1ra2es Of hi, fcllow-citizons
shall call him 10 the discharge Of it, d.
tic.
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S'arIoIta.

The Carlotta Comedy company, who
will appear at the Alheuum next week,
and fulfil an engagement, Of five nights,
will open by placing upon the boards
the first night the great sensational play
of Daniel Boone" The play was writ
ten and arranged by Mr.. John A. Ste.
vens, who is now the leading man OF
this company, He will appear in the
title role, with Carlotta as Ada" Boone's
sweetheart.
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whence Thi. Grca, Commo,ion

the country through, among the Alcuh liz
Bitter monger-; They stand ighast at an
innovst on on their privilege Of making
druHkards OF the sick 4 ,ompcrt ha-
come into the iieli with which they cannot
contend. De. j. WALKER'5 CALIFoRSI \
Of the most efiicacious vegetable tones and
Alternatives in the W rid, is driving all the
still-born no,trlns of King Alcohol - the
wall. There i NJ disease, internal or en-
tcrn,l, in which it is not benefcially admin
istered. 3-l7-d X w.4w.
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SheriHs 6als

IDthe Clerk Of the Circuit Court of AleSsndet
County, In the state Of Illinois, In favor of AL
fred II. Stafford, assignee of Alexander IL Irwin
aud against John ii Brown, have levied up
County Of Alexander and state OF Illinois, To-.
wit Al the right title and interest of said Jehn
IL Brown IN and to the Northwest quarter OF
the southwest quarter Of Section thirty-ons (3l) I,
In Township fifteen l3 south, and In Range
one (ll west the third L NJ also blocks nam
bered one ~. two (2) three (3l, four 10 I'VE
Unity IN said county and state, rs the property
Of said John ii Brown, which shalt Offer at
Public Sale at the Southwest door III the Court
House, in the City Of Cairo, in the County OF
Alexander and Stat. Of Illinois on the nineteenth
lsth) day of April, A. ID 1878, at the hour of
eleven O'Clock, A NJ, for cash. to satisfy said
Execution. ALEX H. IRWIN,
sheriff Of Alexander County, Illinois
Cairo Ills, March 30th, 1875.
i7-3-30-w3t
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The above saloon, corner Of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, ia fixed up in
good style-airy and comfortable. Every
Sunday morning you will lind spread Ne
| Lu0ch and a glass Of Milwaukee lager.
beer, which "a 7 he heat, and there is not
any ehInge. Brhind tie Bar you will lind
the It kind Of Liquors aud Cigars, and
my desire ST. give every one OF my custo.
mers who pa,ronze me, satisfaction
Gil round FRED. IiOFHEINZ.
73-a.li.lm
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Spring Millinery Goods

The Mise. Mccarthy wish to call The al.
tenton of the ladies' of Giro an vicinity
to their large sock of spring mi Il cry
goods, Iu.t brou .ht u this IN rket from
Philadelphia, he stock comprises all the
latest styles Of tats, Bounet-, Flowers,
Ribbons aud Trimmings of all kinds, large
vari ~ OF ladies' uuderwr r, hosiery, belts,
buckles, co lars, cuff, etc, cite. These
goods are offered at the lowest prices. he
Misses Nee rthy VIII he found at Mrs.
Swander', old stand on Commercial avenue,
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The Old stand Oh Sixth street, between
mmsrcial avenue ani Ohio I.eyoc. i, al.
ways ready TO do any Kind OF work IN the
blacksmith line, making AMI repairing Wag.
ons Buggic, and Drays. E,pccia' attention
gwen to horss-shoeing, s. make my own
shoes can make them heavy or light,
iu,i u, you desire, Tor YOU all know that the
home m.d de shoe. are the best. Can round.
and sm sure 70 give you satisfaction.
7}-3-Ii.lm. FRED. IIoFHEtNZ.
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Eighth Amman RnII.

The s., Pairick's Benevolent Society
will give their eighth annual ball on III,
night Of the 10Th inst, at Schccl'- Wash,
ing,on Hall. Iii, hardly necessary tc
state that a gloriou, good time j, in store
for the members aud invited guests, on
the occasion OF this annual reunion, a
former demonstration. of this Kind will
readily attest. i-7-2t
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save Money.

IL IL we'll worth saving, and you can
save II in buying a Sewing Machine, and
get one Of the best and most perfect mat
chimes in existence. The Wilson shuttle
Sewing Machine has reached q point of
excellence and pericctne>, cqullled by no
machine in use, and the constantly and
rapidly Increasing demand, which /, al
most beyond their manufacturing capaci-
~ to supply, is convincing evidence that
the merits Of thi, machine are apprecia-
ted. Machines will be delivered at any
Railroad Station in thi, county. free Of
transportation charges, if ordered
through the Company's Branch House
at 60 North Fourth street. -. Louis.
Mo.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free on application.
This Company want a few more good
agents.
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Taylor Literary society.

The regular meeting of the Taylor
Literary Society" will take place at the
council chamber this evening. The men,
bers are all requested to be present, as a
proposition will be laid before the society
which will prove OF interest to all, and
should not go by without due considera-
ton. The meeting OF tonight will be
open only to members of the society.
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Notice.

ILLINOIS Central RAILROAD Co.,
OFFICE OF GENERAL AGENT,
CAIRO, H., April 6, 1875.
On and after the date Of this notice, ho-
tel runners will not be allowed to ply
their vocation on board the trains arriv-
ing at Cairo. This rule will be rigidly
enforced. JAMES JOHNSON,
General Agent, III. Cen. r. r.
[Sun Copy.)
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-Joe Roreksr is now In full control of
The Washington bakery, aud having learn.
ed the wants Of the public, is prepared to
supply on call all demands for French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in first
class bak ry. lie maintain, full stock OF
conicc,tonerics, and can, as well AZ any
other dealer in the city, Gil all orders in
inst line. Cakes baked, frosted or orna.
mented on short notice. specia attention
gwen 10 the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. oIo.tr
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Tonight the Liberal Religious hall
Will again wiring with the merry laugh
and happy voices of the young folks OF
this city. This is the night tor the regu-
Tar sociable of the Liberal Religious AZ.
ISOLATION to take place, and the happy
times heretofore afforded by these
demonstrations still remain fresh
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4 Happy Father

VI. VI. Glenn. the wcll-known drayman,
is celebrating the birth Ola daughter in
his family. Two were expected, but
Glenn has rcconcilcd himself to one, and
la, named her Mary Galway Glenn. The
father says no such girl could come
from Cork parents and that she is in ey-
cry sense OF the word a Galway girl OF
American birth.
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Notice of Removal.

sehicht & ulri,h have removed their
chemical dyeing and cleaning e.,ah.
lishment from the corner 81 ii htn snd
Comm reil 10 Washington Avenue.
between Niaih and Tenth streets. Tomeet
the wants Of their IN ny Gust mer-. they
heve ordered and have jnst received from
Eur pc a large lot OF the finest dye stun,
and are now ready 20 attend to any order.
In their line. 33.3n-lm.
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NnlIce of HeInoAnl.

The well known barber chop, corner
Eighth and q numerical, presided oysr 10y
the popular artist. George steinhon-e, has
removed one door north on Commcrc' al. In
the Grand central Hotel. The new shop =
large ami comm diou-, aud those wishing
for any hing artistic IN the way Of fashion.
able hnir cutting, smooth shave, ct... will
shop. Il 2.l3-tf.
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The Way JseckeI Does "a, aud why he
4. sueCpssfuI

That immense ic" box the largest and
best IN Cairo ~ the saloon of Mr.. 4.
Jacckel, corncrof Twelfth .,rcetandwa,h.
ington avenue, was yesterday, for the lir.t
time this season, filled with Ice. Of which
hc secured large supply during the past
cold winter, aud he proposes during the
summer 10 keep ii filled. not only with
Ice, but Sch!i,z's premium Milwaukee
beer, and other delightfully."- cooling bcv-
eragcs. TO those that ran appreciate a
quiet, clcanly and orderly house, with
all the late daily and weekly illustrated
papers, singing birds. &c. We can truth.
fully say that no place in Cairo excel.
this popular resort Mr.. Jacket ha.
also private parlors where parties with
their families may bc entertained without
fear Of being intruded upon by objection
able persons.
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.s..s.s!!.zc
PAT. CLEBURNE,
Taxes,

4 IL who are interested will take notice that
~ the undcrs gsed will be at the following
times and places for the collection OF the state
county and other taxes of the year 1874
In south Cairo precinct at the real estate oilice
of John q. Earmau 4 Co, corner sixth AMI
Levoc streets, ON tie 10th inst
North Cairo precluet ~ the Court House on
the 18th inst and until the fifteenth inst
when advertisement of real estate will be made
ALEX, Ii. IRWIN, County Collector.
Cairo, IL, April lst, ISIS )t--t-l-lt
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\ fisherman had 4 mammoth turtle on
exhibition on the Leyee, Yesterday after
noon, and the boy,-prctty old boys.
hOweycr-had lot, Of fun playing with il,
They burnt the turtles tail and played
several such trick, as that, just TO make
II .guirm
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Police Court.

The police court, have been very quiet
for the past few days, very few arrests
having been made. Only one case was in
either ithe courts yesterday ANA that was
plain drunk, and the accused. Joseph
Rcharl'on, was fined one dollar and
costs. He went TO the lookup for three
DAYS. because he couldn't pay.
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For Aldermen.

CAPT. !. ". MCkINNlE, Of the Transfer
steamer II McLOmb, j. n caudidat. for Al
drrfnan Of the FOURTH Wari Ut The ensuing
rhartcT election.
u = PARKER j. candidate fpr Alderman 81
~" lhlrd ward, NJ the ensuing charter election.
We are authorized n snnounc" john &.
While A. candidate Tor Alderman si the
fUurfu Ward
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Ia the minds Of the people, who vii! not
let such an opportunity for an evening,
enjoyment passby without paying heed
to IL, and large attendance may there
fore be looked for. Everybody should
intend
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Railroad Pass to Chicago ana Return

The holder Of this pass /, entitlc to one
tr't-rlaSs passage TO Chicag and return on
horseback or on foot, proyidtn. he gets his
hair cut by F. Tneobold Eighth street. be.
tween Commercial snd Washington ave.
nucs. Ticket office at r. Theohold's barber
'hor, cairo, lllInois. ls.3.2Gtf.
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lhayc just received a complete assort-
mcnt Of Glass Shade. of all sizes and
shapes, suitable for clocks, wax flowers.
ETC.. also Moss and Chenille, and pic
mic aud ladies Travelling Baskets-the
largest stock over brought to Cairo.
u. HARTMAN.
Corner Sixth aud Commercial.
3.pStt
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LOOK HERE!
B"sc Balls Of Every Description
Ar
PHIL II. SAtP'S.
l-l-ir,
Real ESTATE Taxes.

All taxes Of whatever character or de.
'cripton, will become delinquent ON the
10 instant, aud work upon the delinquent
tax listwill then be commenced. Persons
In areas for taxes will make note OF
thi', ASH further notice will be given. and
no further ltniency en- lee extended ia
them 10y the collector. under the law.
ALEN II. irwin,
County Collector.
CAIRO. Lib, April lst, ls7i
COL dENtd
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NLExASDER LODGE, no g!l
LOCAL NOTICES.


The Parish School was opened on Mon.
day, March L.. But pupils will be re-
c-iScd ut my time, on the condition.
already published. The services Of Pro.
fessor frck have been secured FOR instruc-
lion In the German language. For this Nh
extra charge viii be made. Pup Is wishing
to study German only, VIII come 20 the
school at &C ock p. IN.
CHARLES \. GILBERT, Rector.
Al.2.n.lrn
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Piano and Organ Tuniag.

Mr.. VI. kuhnc dcs res H. to SAY that be j.
gan tuning, and repairing mus cal iu-tr,I.
mcnt-. Orders may be- let at the corner oil
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or 4. q.
Box Cos, and will receive promp. sltaut,on.
.l.9.ln en-