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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27

Mr.. George Moormau, Of the firm Of
Payne, Kennedy ~ Co., New Orleans. j.
In the city prospecting.
Mrs. II. II. Caudcc is absent from the
city un Ni-it 10 Evansville. Louisville
aud other points. She will be gone two
week, or Whereabouts.
Mrs. T.. {. Pace and two children len
Cairo yesterday morning on avi-it to
friends IN Fairfield. Illinois.
Mrs.. Foolc. wife of Rpv. Mr.. rootc.
st. Louis, formerly Of hi. city, f. now
in tn" city ami j. the guc,t Of Mr.. John
Lau-lcn.
Mrs. Rev. i. l.. Waller. OF ri. city.
left yesterday morning on the steamer
Thompson Dcan,on protractod pleasure
trip 10 Ohio and the Eat.
II, +. Gerould. superintendent Of the
Cairo City Gas company. lcfl sunday Tor
a visit to friend, in Minnesota. aud not 10
hunt warmer climate. a., some malic-
iOu-ly intimate.
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The Age of Discovery

W. Winter, the artist, i about 10 pre-
cent to the citizens of Cairo new pic
are, with all the coloring Of real life.
The mean, of working these charming
and life-likc pictures will not be with
held from the public. The nod4s ope7,-
anil is as follows: On the right hand
side OF the camera is attached mill
which contains the prismatic colors Ia a
pulverized state. As the colors pass into
the camera they are received by fan
wheel which keeps the atoms IN
motion. The Photographic plate. while
wet, is then placed in the camera-the
sitter being in position. The handle OF
the mill i gently turned. The cap Of
lube is removed, the image OF the sitter
begins 10 form while passing through
the colored atmosphere, the particles OF
dust falling where they properly belong.
When, Presto! you have beautiful pie
turc of yourself or friend.
Mr.. W. is also making picture called
the nonpareil, beautiful style. suitable
for lockets and miniature cases. Large
assortment OF the latter on hand. Gal
cry open daily.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27
Reduction of Gas

A. the annual meeting Of the Cairo
City Ga- Company, recently held in this
city, quite reduction was made in the
price OF ga 10 large consumer. ~ the
following rate. will show The price Of
ga, will be- - 20 per NJ. "a, heretofore,
with discount Of iily per cent. per VI.
il paid at the Office of the Company on
or before the 9TH OF the month. To a
consumer who Use, 300 and not over
10000 feet per month. further discount
Of - cent, per VI. will be made; 10000
and not over 1900. ~ cents per NJ: lj,-
900 and not over 10000, GO cents per NJ;
2O,OOD and not over $4,000, 80 cent, per
NJ. over 25,OOO. 81 per VI. IN the ajy'c
discounts each mctc i rou.idcrrd .
consumer
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27

Yankee Robinson, mamm9lTcombina-
ton OF the worlds wonders Viii appear
in Cmro tomorrow, and rs matter of
course everybody i going. If there j,
any one Amusement our people like bet
ter than another il j. "A circus, il it is Il
good one, and in thi- instance they will
have their wi>hc, gritificd, for old "l'an-
kee Robinson" will bring with him such
an array OF talent and wonders a wcrG
never before seen In Cairo. This show is
second only to Barnum ,,and with its real
Ilippodromc on a race track, tip top cir
GU, in the ring, ladies and gents racing
in Roman chariOts, ladies and gents rae
ing on thoroughbrcd- ladies and gent,
racing on roller skates, ladies and gent.
racing on yclocipcd",, ladies aud gents
racing on foot, ladic, and gents in May,
pole dances. ladies and gents in BLACK
Crook" marches. ladies and gents in
thnc,c-Tartar stick dances. ladies and
gents in refined variety" acts, ladc,
and gents in the grand pageant, ctc.,
etc., cannot fail to please all GO carly
and secure q good seat.
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Attention, Merchants or the Sur.
rounding Country.

nave full stock and can always M or.
ders on eueenswar and Glassware at 81
Louis prices. Tho followingi, list of what
have on hand at present:
Lamp Chimueys, fall kinds, by the B,r.
rel, box or dozen.
ul4ss Lamps Of I'LL sizes and kinds.
100 different styles and kinds Of Bar
Glasses.
Lamp Burners OF all descriptions.
Lamp-wick, Beer mugs, Glass Refleeto-s
Coal OIL Chandeliers, Cake Stands, Glass
fruit stands, and in fact every thing in the
Crockery and Glassware line.
VIII guarantee to duplicate any bin
purchased IN st. Louis and give equally
as good IN assortment, as my stock is com.
pletc In all kinds of Queen aud Glassware.
also have put up in cask for the retail
trade Rockingham and yellow ware, which
VIII sell at ~ per cent Off the regular list
prices,
Also full line of Table and Pocket Cut.
cry Plated, BrIttania, Table and Tea
spoons, anu Soup Ladies. Come and soc
for yourselves. ID. U,KTv,x
o--''u' Cor. Sixth 4 Com. Az.
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'lrIction' they culom aud to the pcnoltic.
they impose.
SIC 2 The entrance or initiation foe
on admission to the Club, shall be ON.
dollar. The yearly subscription shall he
one dollar which shall be payable to the
treasurer quarterly in advance.
SEC. }. No newly elected momb.r
Shall participate in any Of the priyilcy,s
Of the clubu until she shall havc,poid her IN.
ltIatloh fec and quarterly mstallmcut ot
ducs aud il the same be not paid within
ulc period Of one month from the tav of
h'r admission. her name shall be- stricken
from tie lit Of members.
ARTICLE NIir-ALIERArfoN on CoN,rtrt-
lion.
This Constitution may be amended At
any ,"Ini.aunual meeting. or at a special
meeting which may be called for that
purpose but no amendment shall be-
considered unlc,, u notice, distinctly stat.
ny the same, shall have been read al the
meeting: and no such amend.
lnenl> shall be made Useless adopted bv
iWo-tliird- of the members present at the
acting upon It.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27
TwO.luOrse Wagon For Sale.
A new wagon for sale at q bargain. Ap.
ply at tho BULLETIN counting-room. IT,
Get the Best.

DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough Kllcr-the
great eradicstor tor al lung dseases-a su.
perlor remedy TO all other medicines vet
discovered, in severe cases. II is sure,
quick, and perfectly safe remedy Tor
coughs, colds, sore throat, whooping cough
Group, and all diseases of the throat and
lungs Rc,ail price, 25 and 30 cents and 81.
Any bottle that does not give relief may be
returned, andthe money will be refunded.
Dr. Seth Arnold's DiarrLra Balssm % and
90 cents. Remember it is warranted Ar
nold'' Bil iou' Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness and pain. Compounded
by Dr. seth Arnold's Medical CORPORATE N,
Woonsocket, II. l. sold by Paul q. Schulz
druggist, Cairo, M, 5S.I.aa.3n
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Queensuare

! have just received the largest a,.'rt.
mcnt Of Queensware ani Glassware, of tho
best quality, which, having bought for cash
direct from the Impt rters AMI Manuflctu-
rcrs, am enabled 10 sell ut prices which
defy competition, viz:
White Granite Breakfast Plates GJc per set.
White Granite Cups and sau.
GERS, without handles. 90 per set.
White Granite Cups aud Eau.
cer-, with handles, Toe per sci.
Large Glass Goblet,, zoe per set.
Large Glass Table Tuml r, 30c per 1T
invite every body 10 call aud examine my
stock OF Queen and Glassware and com.
pare prices.
IhaSe al.o just received large invoice Of
Table and Pocket cutlery, silver Plated and
Brittania Table and Tea spoon, aud Soup
Ladies. DAS HARTMAN.
3.2St. Cor. sixth Il Com. Az
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cab three trips per week. and she bri,o.
out good carg0es. Capt. Crawl and oil
her officers are correspondingly bappv.
GENERAL fTENs.
Capt. Dugain's Hollie Heide o,;,.
Notch Cutter Is receiving her outfit a,
the loot of Eighth street.
The City of Alton will no doubt mass
uo owl without landing, as she received
z'5oO tons above here.
,apt Davis, OF the dredgc boat No.
- has returned from st. Louis. and IL
,cauy 10 scoop mp anything that needs
his services.
The I. F. Eckert is on the sectiona,
docks at st. Louis, for general REPAIRS
inc ilrst she has received since sho UNA
built She will be apt to yet into tho
water again within day or 50, and 90 IN
the burned steamers ut New Orleans.
The barge, containing 40 tons rail
road iron, for the New Orleans, st. Louis
" Chicago railroad, left here by the
steamer lronsides, was unloaded upon
nat cars upon the transfer barge Collier
NO. Il aud thus transferred to the rail-
ROAD at Fillmore city. The cost of UNI
loadlhg, loading aud transfer was thus re-
luced to ,! cents per car.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27

Mrs. lIultz has the largest Millinery Store
IN the city oil Cairo with a large stock 81
Millinery Good. OF all the latest fashions
aud styles of Ladies, Misses aud Chidrcn's
hais, and Ladies' bonncts, trimmed or un-
trmmei, all OF which have been carefully
selected, an 1 bought at the very lowest
Cash Prices at the -four differ Mt markets
81. Louis, Chic go, Cincinnati ami New
York, and which she will offer for sale a,
cost. Now is your chance to get your
Hats. Cal and see her before YOU pur-
cha,e al other place., She has tine as.
sortment OF Ladies', Misses and Childron's
Shoes all mad. to order, that The viii offer
for sale If y per cent cheaper than can be
bought st any other place in the city OF
Cairo also, a variety Of other notions.
Mrs. VI. {. HULIz,
Washington avenue, between Tenth an 4
Eleven h streets. I2-3-l2.lm.
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strokc- of munor and unmswcrabic arpu.
mcnl., that there j., after am. u .0iiI
foundation for the claim for au ENLARGED
>phcr, and additional right. to be- me-
corded to the female sex. The book T..
an cmincntly readable one. Neither n
friend nor - foe TO icmal, suffrage who
reads the "Ulcfli,' or one ,hlpIrr will
wish loumit reading thn whole bunl,
The interview with Graft and CnllnX.
the one with Horace Greeley. with fhc
Woodruff. Theodore iltou. Ac.. So.
the visit OF the g.. len .iblr author r..Jo.iah
Men, VIE to "NcW York \illup~''
To- "A.tcr-cs tavern aud "SfrXart'.
store, al all full OF MI and humor, a,
wcll a. sound practical ,yn-c. IL !, n
good book 10 read when ono hn. ohio
blue. - for ii the reader ou maintain nj.
gravity while coming it, page, he uu.t
be- pitiablo object indeed, having neither
music, mirlh nor laughter in hi. soul.
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Nubscribe for ID,

The citizens ofCairo will be waited l.uon
this week and next by the local agent OF
the publisher, of ''AIy Opinions and Betsy
BObbet's." This work Is u humurou,
one, dealing with subject now one Of
grcar interest to the public, aud has met
with Il more favorable reception than any
work of its kind since Mark Twain wrote
his "Innoccnts Abroad" The following
editorial notice Of the book from the Sy-
racuse DaiiY Simdq3 will give our
readers an idea of its most salient points:
This book il evidently written by per-
son OF great shrcwdnesS and tact, and
presents in II style full OF drOll. quaint
humor, both sides of the question now
agitating society rs it has never agitatcd
II before, viz: ~ 70 the legitimate sphere
and rights OF women. II will not suit all
the friends of womcn's rights, because it
deals sharply, though humOrously, with
many of the follicS and yagarics connect
ed with that side OF the question, making
those absurdilies appear about as rdicu-
| loas as the sturdicst opponent could de-
sire; and, on the other hand, showing by
| flashes OF wit, apl illustrations, keen
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27
60 aud sec Her.

Landlords Of hotel, and boarding bou,e-
will find 1t 10 their @dyart,g to call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundre-s. 40 y Four b
street, between Washington and CONNER.
cial avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, - cents per dozen. For piece work
pr.ces arc as follow single .hir, and col.
lar, Zoe; per dozen soc; sock. &c; two col.
lars, BE-; two handkcrchici-, BE-; vests 200;
and all gentlemen's wear. Zoe. per
dozen. Ladies dresses, - 10 Doe;
skirts - TO zoe; drawers 10 TO l5c; two
pair hose be; two collars 10 Ice. For Ia
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for Ia
die. line clothes, al - per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
trOnage solicited
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27

Don't forget the spelling match to
come off at Liberal Religion, hall to-
night, on which occasion three beautiful
prizes will De awarded 10 the three best
spoilers. on conclusion Of the regular cx-
crciscS, Josh Billings" ,pcllng-cla-s
will be formed, which will no doubt pro-
woke much mcrrimcnt. The person who
succeeds In dangling" up wort wor-.
than !. Il. will receive the medal
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RIVER. WEATHER AND Brsrxrs.


The river last evening was u feet
0 3'j inches OH the gauge, having fallen
10 ID inches during the previous is
hour. Reports from other parts show
that thc Ohio Is everywhere on the de-
cline, but the Cumberland is still swell
ing, with perhaps $ feet q inches on the
shoals. \ big Hood is reported in the
upper tributaries of the Missouri and
Mississippi. At Omaha the river is high
or than it has been known for years.
The bottom lands ON both sides are
covered a. far Il, the eye can reach, and
the river Is It'll swelling. ON the 18th
the river Wa on stand nj Sioux City,
and wa, Il feet ; inches above low water
mark.
The weather here /, mild hut damp
and disagrccablc.
--BusincSs dead.
BoATS DrF,
}, l.. Rhodes, Louisville 10 st, Louis (.
Fisk, paducah 10 return; Jno. Dippoll
tll'l llll ENNs -NNN 'll'flllN w 81. l.bIls ,
Robt. Mitchell and Arlington, Cincinnati
to Memphis and New Orlean, City Ches-
ter, st. Louis to Memphis.
ITEMS OF CARGoEs.
The Republic and Belle of shrevc-
port had excellent upstream trips of
freight and people,
The Atlantic had three bargcs ct
freight and two of Ice Tor New Orleans.
She added about 5000 boxes Of oil here.
Tho Howard, Church and anchor
line packets were well laden tor their
respective destinations, and made light
additions here.
The City OF Quincy, with a barge in
tow, aud the Tom Jasper were loaded
with iron ore for Steubenvillc and other
points, and the Edd ilobb, had three
bargcs OF the same material in tow.
The Fisk is doing cXcellently since the
Evansville packet. turn back from Padu'
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markctisi fairly supplied Prices are steady
ilrm ami unchanged for choice North.
erh, and demand good. Common i, dim
and neglected. Sales were 1000 pouud.
choice Northern packed, 2jc 6 packages
choice Southern Illinois, 20c: . package.
cooking butter. ljc 20 packages choice
Northern packed, 27c; 1900 pound,
choice Northern packed 2l@2j.
Receipts are light and market bare.
Inc demand is steady and prices firm.
oaIe' 700 dozen, lac 800 dozen. l2JGl3c !;
lVVo dolen' lie; 1900 dozen, 12Gl25c.
CHICKENS.
Reccipt' all find ready sale. and there
Is no supplies in the market Sales were
Jcoops,hens, 81 80; coop. mixed saa.
) %; u coops choice hens. 81 5nca9 no
coops mixed, ~ 1908.
APPLES.
Choice fines ready sale at Sgd.3 %.
common varieties are neglected AT so,
: 90, Ncnote sales of % barrels choice.
~ 90 % barrels mixed. S2N3 90.
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
There Is some inquiry for lemons, and
lew III market. Oranges are plenty and
dull. sale, were II boxes oranges, 81:
lOboXo, lemons ~.
POTATOES.
sweet potatoes are plenty and o drug
IN the market. Choice Northern pcach
blows are scarce, and in request at 90
cents to 81 per bushcl We note sales of
oo bushels Northern peach blows, 9Oc |
20 bushels choice Northern peach blows. |
-; 100 bushels Southern Illinois mixed.
SIC.
PROVISIONS.
Ihi, branch of tie markell. yervuuict.
Nothing i doing in the way orround lots.
h''' pork i weak and declining. but
'hohed meats are firm, with tendency
Upward. We have no sales to report.
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IiIman's Patrntgnrs.t.

Mr.. l. Gilman Of thl- city, hl, pro.
cured from the United state. the patent
OF an improvement IN cor,ct,. which We
believe will proNra regular BONANZA 20
him. lllnan'- improvements consist
Of certain hook, By moaus of which the
.tcsl- may BE- placed in the corset in ana
instant without the usual stitching. and
removed just as quickly, without the
usual ripping. Tho whalcJoue. also
may hc placed and removed without acw-
ing aud ripping. The improvement, are
of such a character that corset. made nc.
cordug TO Ullmau'- design must recon-
mend thcms"lyc, Immediately to al wo-
men who wear these garments. aud who
Will be able to appreciate the convent
enc" 81 being able {" prepare them for
the laundry o. for wearing without the
troublesome sewing or ripping, which
must Away hr done With corset, made
in the usual manner. We believe Mr..
Ullmnn intends to place hi improved
cOr,et- on the market Immediately, and
We predict that they will entirely super.
sedr the article a. now manufactured.
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WAN DErAHrMKSr, KIvKp REroar, J
April % 1s15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe Roreker is now in full con,ro, o,
'he Washington bakery, and having learn.
Ell Tue 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.
c'ass bakery. lie maintains full stock of
coniectIonerics, and can, as well AZ any
other dealer in the city, fill all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orns.
mented on short notice. specia lat,ention
gwen 10 the orders of wedding or picnic
parties. o,,,r
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Mule Thief

Z. :. Hutchinson, former resident oi
Cairo, but now Of Cottonwood Point.
No. h. spending few day. in town. lie
i de.irou. Of interviewing fellow who
"lit out from the Point. few day ago,
taking with him one of his uI.',J mule.
He hopes to recover hi property soon.
aud also Ia be able 10 hand the thlci over
to the tender mcrcic. Of the law
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The residence of Mr.. George Luuns-
bury. on Walnut street. was entered by a
burglar on sunday night and a consider
able quantity of ,ilycrware and wearing
apparel checked up" short, yesterday
morning. The prowling gentleman
went IN at the dinng-room window. sHd
the property went ont the same way.
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RIVER NEWS,
Fort List,
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
steamer James Fisk, Paduoah.
jaime, Howard, IT. Louis.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
City of Nicksburg, Nick,burg.
Atlantic and bargcs, st. Louis.
City of Quincy. It. Louis.
Great Republic, New Orleans.
frytona and barge,, Y. q.
Tom Jasper, ~. Louis.
{. Il. Church, Cincinnati.
Cons, Millar, Cincinnati.
sic. Genevieve, 1t. I.oui..
Arkansas Belle. Evansville.
Ed. Hobbs and barges, -. l..
&" Grand Tower, Memphis.
Eddyvillc, Nashville.
Thompson Dean. New Orleans.
Falls Pilot a bargcS o. River.
James d. Parker, Memphis.
City of Alton. ST. Louis.
Capitol City, Nick,burg.
Tho,. Shirlock, Cincinnati
DEPARTED.
steamer james Fisk, Paducah.
- James Howard, ~.
Belle Memphis, Memphis.
" City Of Vicksburg, It. Louis.
Atlantic aud bargcS, ". o.
City Of Quincy, Cincinnati.
Great Republic, 1t, Louis.
Pcytona and barges, Louisville.
Tom jasper, Steubcnville.
e, b. Church, y. o.
Cons. Millar. Memphis.
II. Gcncyicve, Nicksburg.
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
Ed. Hobbs. and barges, Gin.
Grand Tower, st. Louis.
" Eldyville, Nashville.
Thompson Dean, Cincinnati.
" Falls Pilot and bargcs, South.
- James II. Parker. Cincinnati.
Sc City of Alton, y. o.
&c Capitol City, st. Louis.
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SOInething NeM.

! have just received a complete assort-
ment OF Glass Shades of all sizes and
shapes, suitable for clocks, wax flowers,
etc, also Moss and Chenille, aud pic
ME and ladies' Travelling Baskets-,he
largest stock ever brought to Cairo.
ID. HARTMAN,
Corner Sixth and Commercial.
90 81
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Notice of Removal.

The well known barber shop, corner
Eighth and G mmercial. presided Over 10y
he popular artist, George steinhou>e, has
removed one door north on ommcrc al, in
he Grand Central Hotel. The now shoI II
nrge and comm dious, and those wishing
for any hing artistic IN the way offIshion.
able hair cutting, smooth shayc-, ETC.. will
10 well 10 call at the Grand Central Barber
.hnn II 2.iG.if
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Piano aud Organ Imming.

Mr.. VI. Kuhne desires ~ to say that he is
ready to 'cei'o orders for Pitno a,d Or
gan tuning, aud repairing mus cal inStru.
ments. Orders may be lett at the corner OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, Or l.. y.
Boa Coz, and viii receive prompt attention.
s}9.l0.Jm
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BlCnching. Az

Mrs. Rumbold is now prepared to
bleach and remodel all kinds of hats, in
the latest style; also trim. Coarse
braids, zoe. Residence Fifteenth street.
between Walnut and Cedar. a-IS-2w.
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THE SPELLING MATCH THIS EVENING
- Bc Given ni tie ;.ibarai Rciigiopa
The Prizes to bo Awarded.
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
The order that viii govern the spelling
BE- a, follows
viii. the classes will spell one halt hour
An who mis- during THIS hair hom
and all 1ntcd out and th,h spelling
will bc CO 'nucd for fifteen minutes. and
will be cont. urug this fifteen minutes
all who mi,sL Duntcl out and then
will again be utinucd. II niece airy.
spelling will be- C t rounds. until the
for a given number, spcller i, found.
best or most fortunate out by Rector
The words will lc given
Gilbert. hr~t ana
After the awarding Of Il.
second prizes. a A.,
JOSH BILLINGS SPELLING Cd vii be-
viii be- formed. aud the medal y b.
given the best spcllcr after the 10,
,tylc--Unly one trial to be allowed.
The referees are Mr. /. :. Kent anG
Mrs. T.. y. Taylor
Admission. % cents. fl
McGuiicy'S spcllcr. nm
Committee or ARHANoEuENr-. il.
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4 New style.

H. ~ ''k' boot and shoemaker, on Eighth
street, between Washington and CONNER.
cial avenues, has just received new stvIe
oil lI't' and Is now prepared to make boot
that' for ncatness aud comfort, cannot be
eXcellcd. Give him a call and examine
ms new style OF last. Gi-i.l5-lm.
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ne spct.trc.

The lecture delivered by Mr.. 4. Com
ing, at Liberal Religious. hall. Sunday
night, was listened to by large and APP
prcciatiyc audience. aud was AN able and
interesting discourse on the part of Mr..
&. The reading of two poems by Miss
Livingston wn- nl-o an interesting fca.
ture of the occasion.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Mr. L. Fitzgerald has just received and
has ON sale at his sales room large stock
n English ale, porter, Hennessy brandy
and wines, and liquors of all kinds, which
he will dispose of at reasonable prices.
os0.p-1l.tf.
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Two good residences on Twentieth street
near the Court House Also the Court
House Hotel at low rent. Inquire at II.
Meyers Cigar store. JACOB KLEIN.
A.IDin
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Take Notice 10 This

am PREF AIRED 10 furnish to customer,
Boots and Shoes, Of rs fine material, a. nea,
in tit and cheap in price ~ can be procured
by permitting speculative persons. or men
not -hoemakers having frend-shoemakers
living In the East, to send Tor them. ! ask
banker, public officers, and other per,ons
10 take notice OF this announcement.
make Boots and shoes in any style and OF
every quality, GIVE me trial.
Remember the location of my shop
Twentieth street between Poplar street and
Warrington avenue, near the Court House.
10 i-l3-tf WM EHLERs.
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\ cooh. Apply ut the residence Of DR..
WIN. smith, on Thirteenth street, be-
tween Washington avenue and Walnut
street. i-27tC