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RERMTEIE FRERET VS.. HBIRS OF JAMRS
FRERET RT AL,
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POPULAR INSURANCE AND BANK STOCK.

SCUCESSIUN OF THE LATE L. P. GENERES.
Secord District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No, 1884.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-21

P. P. HERWIG,
dels l9 81 rs "a 81 ial Special Deputy Collector.
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VALUABLE sToRR AND DWELLING PROPERTY
IN The SECOND AND TnlRD DISTRICTS.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE CYPRIEN DUFOCR
Second District Co1rt for the Parish of Orleans
No
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For which the best musical talent available in
the country will be eng aged, and to which every
holder Of . COUPON TICKET will DO entitled to
PRBR ADMISSION.
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Peculiar Neutrality.

The neutrality Of the Sun, in the wal
made by "Gcuevra' on the organizers
fthc Woman's Club, was of the most pc
culiar kind. "Gcncvra" would say
"Thc origiuators of the Club misrcpre-
sentcd their purpose in lis organization"
and the Sun would chucklc: THAT is
good; amt she giving 1t to ObcrlyY'
"Gcncvra" would say These ladies
told-wcll, lies" and the Sun would re-
mark: attention is called to the com
municatiOn of 'Gcucvra;' she doses
Obcrly in good ,t "Gencyra"
would say: THO" .... 1 told certain
women the club would be- "a suffrage
club. and certain other women it would
not be-" whcrcupon the Sun would de-
Iightcdly shout: Read 'Gcnevrt;' she
hits Obcrly terrible blow
this evening"" Thi. was the Suns
neutrality. Probably the old lady who
edits that paper really believed that
"Gcncyra,' in declaring that the ladies
who organized the club had dealt double
with the ladies who compose it, wa, at
lacking us; that old Granny ought TO
have known better.
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stand how any lady could have so mis-
understood the ladies who had been
prominent in the organization ~ to be.
lieve aud say they had asserted it was to
he a Womans Rights Club. This was q
public denial of the charge that had been
made by "Gencvrl" and was satisfactory
TO all the friends of those ladies.
This then is how the case stands now
\ charge has been made and il has been
denied. TO reiteratc it is not enough.
Even the stupid editor Of the S,m can un-
dcrstand this point, and therefore we
have reason to believe that GENEVA
can.
With this we bow to "Gcneyra" and
step down and ont Of the controversy
with her-if she will permit Us to do 80
by laying up her tcrmagantilu pen. We
cinnOt waste any more breath in a con-
troversy which has dcgcncrated into
"They did" from "Geneyra;" aud They
didn'I from us.
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Tho Irnic .Grnerrn."

"Gencyra," in an ill-natured commune
cation to the Sun, says we rcsortcd To the
cowardly plan OF attacking her after we
had pretended TO retire from the contest.
Wo have had no contest with the iratc
woman-if "Gencvra" Is a woman-anl
we did not pretend to retire from the
contest" Aud now we shall discuss
her with much brevity.
II demand from Mr.. Obcrly," shricks
the evidently furious "Gcnevra,n IAN an
swcr to my question, without any more
of his guilty silence or craven evasiors /:
Do Mesdames Wardner. Candcc and SAT-
ford deny the allegation have made z"
Soft, now, gentle GENEVA" let Us go
at this work in n business like manner.
What is your allegation? This we I'M
dcrstand it to be; That Mesdames
Wardncr. Candee and Stafford declared to
certain ladies that the Woman's Club
they proposed to organize should be a
/ Woman's Rights Cuba club to agitate
for the right of woman to use the ballot
and that to other ladies they declared il
should be the kind of club that has
since been organized. This being your
allegation, we have denied and do now
denyit We declare and say, that these
ladies are incapable of the duplicity
"Gencvra" charges; that they have each
and all Of them denied the charge; that
they have made such denial repeatedly
and on last Saturday, at the meeting OF
the club, one of them formally and ex.
pllcitly declared that she could not under.
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the following ordinance, which was .ead
by the clerk, and laid over for a second
reading, viz:
/ An ORDINANCE amending Section 80 of Or
] dlnanCc No relating 10 runners.
BE u ordained by tue city Council II the City OF
| Cairo:
! SECTION I That section IS of Ordinance No
I Z DE anendel 80 a. 10 read ~ follows: ID shall
not he lawful FOR any person to iictas runner for
! himself or other person, or 10 m any manner
I solicit or ask the patronage or custom any
! Traveller 81 person for any house or hotel fncT-
camille house, steamboat, railroad, public con-
yeyance OF tran pOrt4tpu cptupany, At any rail-
ROAD station on depot steamboat landing on other
place IN said city other than ut the h0u or hotel
depot, store, station or landing or the usual
pany by whom be shall be employ ell unless lie
SHAH nrst obtain license for that purpose ~
hereinafter provided; mdrycfy person violating
the provisions OF this scctiud shll forfeit aud
pry TO the city sum not les than five dollars
nor moic than my dollar, for each and every
ontnse.
PKOPD SAILS FOR REMOVAL on PEST HOUSE.
The following proposals for the remove
al of tie pts house rom its present lo-
cation on Thiriy-lourth street to a point
on Graveyard Ridge at or near its inter-
section with Park avenue, if extended
were received and opened by the clerk
viz:
From jas. Kennedy, who proposes TO
move said building in accordance with
the requirements mentioned in the
advertisement of the city clerk. So
Letting proposals therefor. for the sum of
$50: from Henry bunker and VIM. Thele,
who propose to remove the same for the
sum of 500. aud from William Minare
who proposes to remove said building for
the sum OF one hundr, d and twenty-five
dollars.
On motion Of Alderman Halliday, the
contract for the removal of said Pest
House was awarded to james Kennedy.
and the proper officers were instructed to
execute II contract with said Kennedy, in
accordance with his bid. by the following
vote:
Ayes Halliday, Mathuss. Morris. Saup,
Thistlewood, Wa,der and Wright.
Nays-O.
The council, on motion of Alderman
Morris, adjourned.
WILL X HAWKINS, City Clerk.
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Landlord. OF hotels aud boarding houses
will find IL TO their Advantage to call upon
Mr.. Coleman, 30 - Fourth street, be.
tween Washington aud Commercial aycn.
ues, and ascertain her term. tor doing hotel
and boa ding house washes by tn" week
Her wholesale prices ate extremely
low--Tjc. per dozen. For piece work " ce'
arc az follow: single shiri and ell.
lar, Zoe; per dozen sc; sock D.; two col.
lars, DC; two hindkerchici-, Dc; vets 2Oc;
and al gentlcmen's wear, zoe. per
dozen. Ladie,' dresses, - 10 5og;
skirt,i) u %; drawers 10 10 ljc; two
pair hose &c; two collars 10 lie. For Ia
dies plain clothes II ~ per dozen; Tor L.
dies fine clothes, 81 % per DOZEN done
d'omp,ly, and promptly delivered Pa
tronagc solicited.
ai-I- inf
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local weather Report.
CArRo. I'LL. March IL ls75.
Tho MinstreIa last Might

One Of the largest crowds Of people
that ever assembled in Cairo on any oc-
casion, might have been seen last night
at the Athcncum. Every seat was
packed aud jammed, aud we have no
hesitation in saying that fully six hun
dred persons were present. II people
will go to MINISTRIES, Cal Wagner is the
man they should patronile. for the rca-
son, first, that he has the best show tray
ellinE. aud secondly, because he j. a clcy-
or. courteous gentleman. lie gives a far
better performance than on his previous
visit TO this city and wc request
all who wish to witness number one
minstrel troupe TO 20 10 llartman's to-
day and get a seat. Tonight l. Calls
last night in this city.
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The ladies OF the VI. T.. Church will
give one of their pleasant entertainment.
at the church Oh Thursday evening.
March 18th, aud extend a cordial invita-
ton to their friend, aud the public .gcn-
orally to meet them there. The pro-
grammc for the evening will be varied.
and will consist oil instrumental music.
singing by the choir, select reading.
duets. quartcrtes. solos. etc. Refresh
mcnt- will be- served ia the church par.
lur-. .-lii-3t
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The old stand on Saith street, between
Comm retail avenue and Ohio Lcvce, is al.
ways ready to do any kind of work in the
blacksmith line, mlkinsani rep airing Wag-
ons, Buggies and Drays. Especia' attention
given to horse-shoeing, a. make my own
shoes /; | can make them heavy or light,
just as you desire, for you all know that the
home made shoes are the best. Call round
and am sure to give you satisfaction.
Tl.3-l4-lm. FRED. HoFHEINZ.
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Arc Won Going Mesf2

# 40, and You desire full and reliable
Information as 10 the cheapest and best
route to Missouri, Kansas. Nebraska,
Colorado, California, Oregon or any of
the Western States or Territories. We
recommend that you call upon or al
drcs, +. \. Ford, General Passenger
Agent. Missouri Pacific Through Line, at
- South Fourth Street, 81. Louis. Mo-,
who will chcerlully answer all questions,
and furnish you with maps. pamphlet,
time tables. rates &c., free Of chayge.
Now is the season of low rates. aud ap-
plicatiou- should be- made at once.
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General Items

Mrs. ami Miss Iail-ucn VIII sing al
the NJ T.. ,ociable tonight.
County court has adjourned on ac-
count 81 the Hines, ofJudgc BrOss.
While the servant girl at Winsoi
Castle was out Monday night some TN
, known party orparties entered the house
and got away with a lot of .ilverware, &c.
Mr.. W. II. Morris will sing at the NJ.
T.. .ociablc Tonight.
--"BANk' ON the transom, Of the Al
exin5cr County Bank attracted the at
ton Of those WHO passed by that institu-
ton. yesterday.
The Misses Steele will ling at the ".
l.. -ociablc this evening.
The Grand Central hotel will open
this evening with grand lunch and ball.
Mr.. VIM. Wcilcl, the courteous pro-
prictor. extend, TO all cordial invita-
ton.
Prof, Chandler Robbins will partici-
pate in the .Ocidble al the NJ. l.. church
thi, evening.
"A fellow named Wayrc Swank got
into lIowie's packing house night before
last aud helped him,clfto two hams. Of
iiccr Shcchan "bagged' him yesterday
with one of the hams.
Mrs. Monsarrat and Mrs. Wright will
sing at the VI. L. sociabe thi, even
ing.
Henry Brown wa, arrested yesterday
hy officer Shcchan Tor bigamy. II i,
stated that Henry has wife ia the per-
SON OF Mary johnson, at Jackson. Tenn,
and one here by the name of Mary Jack
son. Iii, trial will come oil this morn
ing.
There will be nice refreshments at
the VI. l.. sociable, al the church this
evening.
Tho attention Of our readers Is cal
led TO the law card OF Judge Mukey in
another column. It will be seen by it that
the firm Of Jno. II. Mulkcy ~ son, AZ
torucy,. ha, been dissolved since the
election Of the junior member to the
office oi county attorney.
The price Of admission to the VI. L.
,ociaplc thi. evening, Will be twen-
ty-iyc cents, including music and refresh
mcnts.
F. VI. Stochlleth j. still at the old
stand and doing an extensive wholcSal-
cuisines, in fine brands of wine, liquor,
etc. lie carries the largest stocks and
best varieties of any house in the state,
ont side of Chicago. See his advertise
mcnt IN another cplum.
--lti, probable Mrs. Mckee and Mrs.
Pace will contribute something to the
local exercises on the occasion of the VI.
T.. soriable. on thi, evening.
AT the meeting OF the Taylor Ltcra-
~ Socictyat the council chamber, last
night, the question debated was, RE
solved. That Education be compulsory"
Mcssrs. Geo. w. Hendricks and Chas.
Carpenter in the affirmative, and Me,Srs.
Ernest and Edward Thiliclle in the neg
alivc. The question was decided in favor
of the negative.
Misses Carrie Unglrs and Lulu Pace,
in connection with Mts,rs. Arick, Hack
er and Frank Robbins. will display their
vocal accomplishments at the NJ. +,
sociable this evening.
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ST. PATRICKs DAY.
The Parade Sc.teriay-rhr Delta
city Hand aI thp Head.
The Lecture in the evening.

After the usual service, at 81. Patrick's
church. yesterday morning, tho immense
crowd that attended mass, crowded along
the sidewalk, in front of the church, TO
witness the proc, Ssion. At hali-past
eleven. the Delta City Cornct band, with
their new silver Instruments. struck up
the popular Irish mir st. Pitrick's day in
the morning." followed by several other
pieces, before the societies were prepared
to leave the church.
The 81. Aloysius Young Mems
Temperance society proceeded at
the head. followed by 1t. Patrick's Be
ncvolcut society, Mcssrs. o Callahan and
Patrick Clancy in command. From the
church, the procession proceeded down
Washington avenue to Fourth street; up
Fourth 10 Lcvcc street; up Lcvcc to
Fourteenth street; down Fourteenth
street to Commercial avenue; up Com
mcrcial avenue To Twentieth street out
Twentieth TO Washington avenue; up
Washington to Twcnty-Sccond street !;
out Twenty 10 Walnut street I;
down Walnut To Twentieth street; up
Twentieth to Washington avenue; down
Washington to Twelfth street: up
Twelfth to Commercial avenue; down
CONNER cial to Sixth street out Sixth TO
Washington avenue; up Washington to
the church.
The lecture at the church last
night was well attended. The sub
jcct was, we learn, "St. Patrick's Day An
ireland, and the Benevolent soclcticS OF
this country
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The M.E. socinhIe Tn.ni~ht.

The following T. the programme OF
the concert to BE- given at the Methodist
church thi- evening:
PART !.
!. Organ sOlc...........Prof. {. Robbins.
:. solo and chorus on are always
Young to Me-" Mise. Unglcs and
Pace and M",,r.. Hacker and r..
Robbins.
g. NO!o..................."Rutha and Naomi, ."
Mr.. Lanslcn.
T. Duct.."Go where the mists are Sleep
ing Misses steele.
;. solo. joy Green" Prof. c. Robbins.
6. puartcttc. ........"D Dream on. my soul. ="
Misses Unglcs and Pace. Mcs,rs
Hacker aud Mckee.
PART II.
Select Ecadiug..",.Ilon. j. II. Oberly.
;. solo ....,..................".." Late. ="
Mr.. ". +. Wright.
.. SoiO.............-....."Ol Robin Gray. "
Mr.. MOnsarrat.
10. Duct....-..........."lIu Song. Z"
Mr. and ili-, Iansdcn.
II. solo.............."DoNn by the sea. -
Mr. v. II. Morris.
=. Solo and cborus....."A Home by the
River Side" Mr.. Wright, Mrs.
Stcaru.. Nc,,r-. Pace aud Mckee.
Amor the concert, rnfrc,hmcut- will be
served in the church parlor-.
Positive Cure For rheumatism
for ale . the drug store OF VI. !. NrGaulcy,
between III htc nth md Nineteenth street,
on Commercial avenue. BIS
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RicnchinR md Thinning.

TO the puh,io AMI her Old patrons thIt she
i, prepared to beach, pres. aud shape hats
in the very latest style, at the low price oi
IS cents each. Her per.oual attention will
be gwen 10 trimming has aud bonncts.
Price IS 90 - cents I;silencc on Wash
ington avenue, between Ninth AMI Tenths
streets. Any young Lady desiring to learn
the business may apply to M.
b SIT Mrs. SAN WILLIAMSON.
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Wanted.

Agents tor the monumental No-Chim'
ney Lamp Burner" No smoke or smell
and no explosion. They suit everybody
and everybody buys them because they
are what everybody wants. Sample by
mail for 35 cents. A, s. Stonehaker, 4;
Patterson avenue, Baltimore, genera
agent. 3-lG-3t
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The above saloon, corner OF Eighth street
good style--airy and comfortable. Ever,
sunday morning you I'll lind spread a No
l Lu1ch and a glass or Milwaukee lager
beer, which can't be beat, and there l. not
any change. Behind tie Bar you VIII fad
the b.st kind of Liquor ard GLARS, and
my desire to give every one OF my custn-
mers who patronize me, satisfaction.
Call round FRED. lloFHEINz.
-.-2.It-1u
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schicht 4 UIrich have removed their
chemic.l dye NJ ald olean'ing esta,-
lishment from the corner Of Ii htn snd
Comm reid TO Washington Avenue,
between Ninih aud Tenth streets. Tomeet
the wants Of their mny Gust mer-. they
heye ordered and have just received from
L n pc laige lot OF the finest dye siuGs,
and are now ready to attend 10 any orders
in their line. 1913 dim.
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Notice of Removal.

The well known barber shop, corner
Eighth and c numerical, pre- idrd ov r ny
the popular artist, George -, inhou'e, has
removed one or north on ommerc al, in
the Grand central Hotel. The new shop l.
la sc and comm dious, and those wishing
for any hing artistic IN the way of fashion.
able hair cutting, smooth shaycs. etc.. will
do well TO call at the Grand Central Barber
shop. II 3-l3.tf
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whence Tbi. Great Commo,ion

the country through, among the Al.uh lie
Bi ter monger,? They stand ig1a't at an
innovat on on their pr,ilcge of making
drunkards OF the sick. A compe;it. r Ia.
come into the fiji with which they cannot
contend. DR. J. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
WING AR BIrTERs, the und fled essen q
OF the most cfficacious vegetable tones and
alternatives in the W RID, is driving all the
s,ill-born nos,rums of King Alcohol - the
W al. Tn,rs i NJ disease, in'crnal or cX-
ternll, in which it is not ben tcially admin
istered. 3-l7-d n w-iw.
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New Harness and saddle shop.

The citiz NJ of Cairo and vicinity ar,
hereby respect ul'y informed that We ha,,
opened Harm IS and Saddle shop at NJ
lO) Commercial Avenue, where can b'
found o, all times, n tull stock Of articles IL
our line, at a. low prices ~ the SANG class
OF work can be bought in any m ,rse'. Re
palring done promptly. Carriage trmnin.
a specially. Please give H. call
81. -l2-6t. l.. u. ADKIN X Co.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


The Parish School was opened on Mon.
day, March Is. But pupils will he re-
ceIyed n, airy time, on the condition.
already published. The services Of Pro-
fe sor Frick have been secured for instruc-
ton ia the German language. For lhi' IN
extra charge will be made. Pup j. wishing
10 study German only. " II come to the
school at DC och y. IN.
Cu.RLys \. GiLBERT, Rector.
gI.u.q-tY,
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CAIRO, March sth, 1875.

CAIRO, ILLINOIS, March 18th, 1875,
o. lIaythorn Il Co. have this day be-
come the successors of Elliott & Hay
thorn, j. ). Howe, of Cincinnati, having
been admitted as special partner. With
renewed facilities, we shall hope 10 com
mand full share Of the former patronage
of the firm. O, HAWTHORN s. Co.
3-l7-3t.
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the fire was ut once picked no by the
wind and carried under the cook-6ot,sc
where 1t ignltc1, and, famed by the fierce
| blasts of the driving wind, spread and
eiveloped the whole frame work of tho
DOat IN almost an instant. Captain Cart
| wright ordered his men to make fast. but.
by some Misunderstanding. the boat was
not secured to the shore, aud swung out
from the coal barges and driitpd down
opposite A. j. Whites compression.
where the wind drove her hard aground
and the fire demon licked up the last
mOrsel OF his victim. Besides the officers
and crew there were between eight to ten
cabin passengers, and some twelve deck
passengers on board. All were saved
but five deckers. The baggage was all
consumed IN the flames.
THE LOST
are rs follows: David Warboy, watch
man, who was asleep in hi. room at the
time Of the fire Chis. Prifchard. colorcd
fireman. ana report say, three to five deck
passengers whose names cannot be ascrr.
tanned. were drowned. I'll. McGwiggn.
deck Passenger, was seriously, and il is
believed fatally. scaldcd. sim savers.
first mate, James Cunningham. second
mate, Nick Burps, striker, aud James
Daniels, llrst engineer stopped on board
me burning boat 10 fight the fire, but had
10 Jump into the river. and all four made
ne shore III safety. Sol. smith, second
clerk. and j. Il. Gaunt. first clerk. saved
most OF the money and books. but in do
my 80 came near being caught by the
flames.
The fire from the burning steamer was
DRIVEN ASHORE
ty fln ,tipI ipt, q. I...... ,..t.
which in turn was picked M and carried
to \. j. Whites old cooper ,hop, which
was entirely consumed. and for a time
Coles Mill ELEVATOR and all that portion
OF ~" city was in great danger oil being
destroyed.
Mr.. Giunt, the first clerk. received n
slight injury by the jump he had 10 make
rom the burning steamer to the coal
barge. aud Sol. Smith had to drop the
money drawer.
While the W. J. Lewis was burning,
the Fanny Lewis came M. aud the pas
scngers and crew OF the burned steamer
took passage on her for st. Louis.
THE BURNED BOAT.
The W. j. Lewis was the finest and
best steamer plying above ~. Louis. aud
was enroutc from Vicksburg. having
been running III the Anchor Line tor some
time. She was owned by the Missouri
River Packet Company, was built in 1873
ut "A cost OF $4,000, last valuation $780,
OOD,and j. insured for So, 900 in st. Louis,
Cincinnati aud Pittsburg offices She
was commanded by Capt. Judd Cart
wright. AN experienced aud careful man.
Mr.. David WarbOys. one of the uniorlu-
nate men who lost his life by this dis;l,t-
or. has been in the employment Of the
company for nine years, and was highly
esteemed by them Tor his carciIlnc,~ and
strict attention To hi, duties. He leaves
wife and two children, who reside in
the city. A dispatch from Mr.. John X.
Gaunt, their Il RI, says the crew are
on the Fannie Lewis. which will. no
doubt. be at the lcvec thi, morning.
when full particulars Of the disaster will
be learned.
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wanted.

fry TO seyeniy-a,e dollar. per month.
Agents wanted everywhere. Teachers, Ia.
dies. gents, ,ts., eve. No capital or out
lay required. Send % cents for postage on
outfit. to -. &. WELCHNAS.
q Irwin Station. pnion County, Ohio.
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Daily Lunch.

George L,,tner corner Of Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, will furnish he eater,
VERY day 10 his patrons No. ! innch, be-
:wecn the hours OF ten and twelve O'Clock.
fresh Milwaukee beer and fragrant Havana
cigars to be had at li, ! " al all times.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

Joe Roreker is now IN full control OF
the Washington bakery. and having learn
eel the wants Of the public, is prepared to
supply on call al demands for French loaf,
Bottom, Brown and Graham bread, ant
everything else ordinarily found in a first
cias- bak ~. lie maintains a ia stock Of
cOnfcctioncries, and can, as well ~ any
other dealer in the city, Gil all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orna
mcnted on short notice. spccia Iattention
given 10 the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. . l2-tf.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
Happy Relief for Young Men from tho

""FF' rH'''N' TUT H"'"F' 7'0' IIVIIl IIN
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored. lmpediment- TO Marriage re-
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