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THE TYPE WRITER.

THE TfPk WRITER.
We want 100 csnvsssers OF both seIes to introduce
the Type Writer IN all the States
Requisites-A fair English education some skill 10
manipulation OF machinery good address. absolute
sobnety and fair selling capacity To 60 into the bust
capital OF less than Zoo necessary. To oil
such We viii give Instructions In the OF the
chine. and the methods OF conducting the business.
No one lacking these requirements need apply. To
those possessing them give pleasant. profitable
and certain employment. Gail at a43 Broadway.
LOCKE, YosT BATES.
WANTED.A sms active young man ss clerk IN
s :, @ an. sSd net .sd 81 gS. chSp for two
w ing up siyles Of isdie.' bows and suY.rintendns
ss % boz 1 49, sun once win 'u par
. q z Ss , Tn9psS ydyscs law
WANTED-B blacksmith that thoroughly under.
" '~n0' "os SEcff1%arcfniS HART. .al io'As
WANTED-A live man. with $3.50. in q Legitimate
Brooklyn, 10 STAIRS No ssents need apply
WANTED-As lss Fulton at. BrOoklyn. thorough
ser "a o %S cv 90 well and
w qlire At N. & W. FOSTERS barge, No. o. foot Of
Perry st., New YORK.
WANTED-A smart young man for clearing ami
w waiting. with good reierence. Address D. D.. box
No. 1871, sun offce.
XVANTED-A good wheelwrlght; a singe mon.
w Apply at j. PRlNGLEs wagon shop, GreenVille,
Jerfey city.
WANTED sx ~ good Manuel or cotton weavers
w at once. New Brunswick Carpet Mills, New Drums
WIGS, M.
WANTED Head waiter (coorcd) for nrst.c.a.s no.
w tel near the city Apply NJ il6 All 'ntic st.,
Brooklyn.
WANTED A smart bov TO wait on table. u is
w East Houston ct. DAVID HASSETr.
NVANTtD-A good paper cutie In paper box fac
w tory. Inquire for VI FRusSlN Wooster ~.
WANTED-A boy 90 learn tC, at!spd bsr, Can on
w THOMAS LYNCH 10 Nassau 81.
WANTED on bread and CAKE at l.030la Pa
w G ne ST. nesr lasson aNr brooHbh.
WANTED 3 men to 70 70 trains aud steamers for
w franNiori House %o2 william St
WAITER wanted one who unierstanls his busi.
w ness. Inquire At $50 Grand II.
WANTED good plumber to tA4e the chances
w for WORK, at lpd Ea-f 2sth ST.
WANTED-A young man that understands the
w grocery business. 643 I'd av.
w aNTFD- Bl,cSsmilh on cart and truck WORK. at
w 80 and s2 New Cham0erssf.
WANTED Two good busaenen on custom coats
w NJ 1870 East 5sth 81
WANTED Good buffers In brass OF nickel 81 aud
w % Ann 81.
. -HOEMAKERs wanted.
- r. HASLiHAN, u Rector st.
I
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r ono I-LAND RAILROAD.
| rOtKAMAY BEACH AND FAR ROCK wv AZ,
QUICKEST ROUTE 10 THE SEA sHORE.

hOCKAM hY BEACM AND FAR ROCK AWAY.
QUICKEST ROUTE 10 THE SEA shORE.
Trains leave Long Island CITY for Far Rccka tay and
Rocksway Beach at 1908. 10, ii'i2 A. M.i 1880, i;0a
nu5 l.. NJ
Z NJ.
Returiin -Teave Rpcsawav beach $40. i12O W.;
1874, 2.ld $50 rab p. VI Far II ctAwHy 5:2j. Z,
f;j1, ., 1880, ii3S A. NJ. 1851, 3O2 i23 q, 0i5i
T. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for Rockawas Is lsh and Far Il icknway o. TO- II
A. ~ 1870. $40 T.. VI.
Returniny- lct,c Rucka say Beach 1880 A. NJ b, g.
BIS G.27 500 o. NJ.
TAXI fer, At James zip doot CnamOers ST., sund "
exc pteI h0lf 20 hour Lef1rc departure OF tram,
ierrv loot SAN So. e.. Il Ga nteen U5j minutes be-
Il departure of trains
fortr ins ~ Ran, on Sea- chr, Glen cove, Sag lIir.
Dor shelter lsil'i, &c.. Sc zee local time taolcs.
Baggage kcl ~ al NestcOtts Express Ufhcet
frnin rlhlnnnnn 10 nnaIln lInn.
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&lanlt0--- ftmaIis.

TTE\TION. ris.-Exceilcnt situations ready
N for experienced servants small girls glrlr y
landed no delay. At CARPENTEI's, i0s 9th av. near
Ninth
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STEAMBOATS, ano Anilroaos.

A LDANX. Avn, ,TKpY ~. DAY BpATs
N G. VIBDAHD and DANIEL DREw.-Lcave Weary
81 Tier ~ ~! ind 2itn ST. ~ $3.50 a. VI Liniins at
Nyack ana ldrrj town 10Y ferry r0lD, West POINT,
sof,, Close eoSpcctioa Abn! Win neg tain $50
ncnclng June 90 " spec al train to sARAfOGA aud
KOC ID LAKE. To Nest Puin an Newburgh and
return. same day, 81. p iEhk"'plc.s 81 ~.
-PEOPLE~ Line ttcsmIoii Dr Albany,
"A Saratoga, anil I " a. ave uun (-unulys %
certedl NJ q =. ", FER H. " r.. foot " Ci1us A..
DROOKLyN, New Y1r and NJ bnreh. by ste iu-
boat ARMtNtA.-lpave Fulton IT.. 70 lSlyn 4 o.
Vestry st., New Yor, Q DO 'd2it at q g:i5 NJ,
landing at Yonkere flna Island, ~ NJ wet Point,
anu Cpr.w vi. Rel arrive |r .lsl N 4. NJ.
TICKETS FOY The NOrND -. ~
nA1LI LINE 10 NO..N In. ..
y Frrr re- urcl.-By tnr swift steamer ARROW
SM tn. leaving Jewri's WHAT BrooNyn, 1t 2:3 Y Mi
Per 81, Eat liver 2;l- VI. wa ovt 80 st. 3P W..
Returning. leaves NOrWNS at 5jn 4. NJ. ny (Sund vs.
excepted c0nnccung each " " with Dan Jury aud Nor
IL ana New n Won tai!fo ds. Fare, 30 cents. tx.
cursOu tl,k"is, 30 nt.
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TARgANT'S. New YORK.
MI ktR * V y DYKES, BROOKLYN

nINGRCE- quietly IN any ststej pay when IL
~ wore Il; advice Tree. American Law Agency Il
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BANANA TRANSIT PACIFIC MAIi
STEAMSHIP LINES.
rTATu I.INro -rr,uEits

- TO GlASGOH, BtLFAsf, and LONDONDERRY
ANN. From p 81 ~. loot ~ CAnt ST., y. L.
STATE OF !, IN a w MIA, InursdIy, July 49,
STATE OF VIRGINIA. Thursday, Jul, y.
SAulh AnI c,ili q ls4a 20, { lowe rates.
Als flN BALDWIN Co. Agents, ~ Broadway.
StrylaFe TICK ~ A. broadway and At Compinys
pur. I .. VI lAnal ~. II.
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by the MORNING EXCURSION pas.
scnger VIII have four hour stay at
tug II taeh
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By the AFTERNOONS EXCURSION
passengers Will also have ample tlms
for batting IN the delicious surf anu tor
luncheon.
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MfESSsRtIE%St$ S$AS$SIs$f Iisflrurr
rat. TIE tx Ek Ear per- Ss out 81 s as
sfer july 10 1879. all Gums entitled thereto or, II
ana draw Interest from July / ,'s -.
6GE bEfosiToRs. including ri iEREsT SsaisT 70
DIfosTs made on or before uIY 10 draw Interest
ISAAC I; SMITH. President
eiIkRRssSSNS E eR9Efus'' vice Presidents.
T. ". LILLE. Secretary.
NEW YORK sAyIS,;S BANK, sth av. cor.
Six per cent interest," Deposit; made on or before
July 70 rS a'sIs', tTg sg ~! s,hLs
c. % ni.iScKERhoFf' sec " kb H. BU2l. Pres.
ORIENTAL SAVINGS HANK,
iso Gra Il; between Ait"rney ana Ride sts
declar' iuiy j.
SIxPENNY 1AvINGS hank, Broadway and
non IL - NJ to sP 81 Five cents to 5000 +steiyed
JEAAP@hfs FA 81 H. af hi.f>fA AND STU Avs.
Jul, Il ~ all depostors entitled thereto.
SPECIAL FEATURES OF THIS BANK ARE
l. ECONOMY OF MANAGEMENT. the total running
expenses oeifs reduced to merely nominal figure.
= INVESTMENT ONLY IN FIIsT.cLAss sECURI.
TIES convertible into cash ON demand.
g. ACCOMMODATION to cu.tomers-the bank re.
mainnE open from A. NJ. until O'Clock EVERY
EVENING.
L. LARGEST lNTEHEST DIYlnENDs to deposltors
consistent with PERFECT = AFEfT.
INTEREST ALLOWED FROM JULY ON ALL DE.
POSTS MADE BEFORE JULY 10.
ACCOUNTS OPENED ~ ans amount from 81 to a. 900.
ALIEN. NJ LESLEY, President.
l. NJ. FREgsE. Secretary.
ITNIO> DIME SAVINGS SANK.
3Ni ana .N CANAL : r., corner Laight.
Opei daily, ~ To 3. Monday evenings, . TO Z.
ASH is, over TWELVE MILLION dollars.
SURPLUS, over OIL MILLION dollars.
30 ~ N English Frenca and German.
G. :. CHAPLIN, Treas. Nj. HAlNES Pres.
The Trustees have DECLARED their
THIRTY FOURTH
StMI-ANNIAL DIVIDEND,
az rate OF SIN PER CENT. per amman, payable and
a ter Juli H.
WE-r SIDE SAVINGS BANk,
w llt 6th Nv. brtW. cl i1tl ani 18th sta.
cent. per annun on all Gums q 900 ami under and
tlpol been declared, and VIII be paid and ftpr
Dividends not drawn will bear interest u de-
posi-.
Money deposited ON or before 10th July 1870 Will
draw interest," from the LIST july. 1879.
BY order Of the trustees.
F. A. CONKLING, President.
JouS II HUDSON, Secretary.
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VIII leave the foot Of PEI st.. N H., at 3 o'clock,
and Per 2 \. H. (adJOninR the Battery $50 ociuck
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GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
By the Madrigll BOya, Moztrt GlCc
Gun, select string Orchestra, Church
iCu!mca, &c
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-30
Letter List.

The following is list OF the letters re-
naming :uncslled tor at the post-ollice
at Cairo, December 10Th, lS76;
Ladies-Baker, Pheriba; Boggs, NJ. ;
Desimoni, Maria; Ellis. Mary Galoin,
Mary; Hopkins, 5. A.; Hill, Mary ;
Kennedy, Mary; kerby, Martha Man
div, Martha Moore, Hannah; Powell,
Almina; Byan, Mary smith, Viola ;
Seat, Sarah \. Smith, Mrs. {. c.; lay
lor, Fannie Williams, ii. We'll, Emma.
Gents-Anderson, Chas. Bauman, u.
A.; Blanchard. ii. Brown, Jas. 7.
Bendalico, Jas. Brankei, Jas Benedict
II. II. Baily. .. j. BENT, ThoS. Car
roll, d. b.. Carroll. Frank. Craddic,
Israel. Corners, James Crow, Newton;
Collins. Mart Decide, John Desimoni,
Joseph; Estel, i Iau4e EdmOnstone,
G. c. c.; Feruson, John; Farmer
Jacob; Fisher, j. o.; Grmpel, A.
Grace. Dink: Harrison, G., b.; Jones, Eli
wood W e, Jones, John H.; Lacey, Benz.
b.; Linn, Jas. H.; Mills, IL. c.; Renner,
4. F.: Ross, John; Smith, James; Scott,
n. L.; Scott, NJ. A.; Stratton Ralf; Stew
ard, W. b.. Stemph, VIM; Scott, w.
L.; Thomas, Allen; Thomas, Dewitt;
Vermela, Oscar; Worrol, Geo.; farbry,
L. j.
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertise.
| Gro w MCkEAIG, L. NJ
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Hotels, Steamboats, and
Eating Houses

Use a'rer plated ,oare for economics
sake only. II can be mended and re-
paired i damaged or worn, and If one
piece Of a set is lost, IL con be replaced,
THIS hpep;ag The set entire. Families
shoald use II, and more Of them ,oould
do SO If they could procure Il at prices
,rithm reach of the poor. The best
grades Of goods may be procured from
ms at prices easily ,cithia The reach of
all.
IL can Le readily demonstrated that
siirer.ploted rare IS cheaper IN the long
run than The common eartheaicare. and
IN order 10 do So IL is only necessary to
calculate tie amount Of Jreakage to
uhieh the latter ,rouid be subject in the
course Of ten years, which as really
much under the average durability of
plated rare. With any proper care Il
,ctU soear ticeaty years, and IN his COM
parison ice make 40 note Of the beauty
aud desiraJiliy Of the one atore the
other Think for moment Of taking
your soup Of tea ont Of an old cracked,
greasy "crockeryicare" teapot, giving
d'sh,od,ef facor 10 your tea, or an old
decrepit, bent and battered an one,
irkich has seen one gear Of service.
Think Of yoar qneensrare cream pitch-
er uih the spout clipped or broken SO
that yoa cannot pour out The thinneSt
kind Of Cairo skim-milk rithout
stopping IL Deer, or Of a Jmter-dish
ichich must be held leue1 icith 10th
hands, chile yoar aeighjor. hclps him
SELF 10 a small cut Of butter. Lag
aside yor oId style, undesirable and
really erpensire crockery, and call on
7aJer Bros. and avdH yourself of the
opportunity Of procuring Silrer and
Plated pare, at prices such as wit
nerer again b. offered IN Mis market.
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The "IrOn Trail.

A spicy sketch, descriptive OF trip
over the Atkinson, Topeka and santa
Re railroad, the beauties, scenery and
pleasure resorts OF the Rocky Mountains,
by "Nym Crinkle,' the musical ana
dramatic critic OF the New York World,
sent tree on application, together with
the san Juan Ga.de. maps and time Ia
bles Of this new and popular route from
Kansas City and Atkinson 10 Pueblo,
Denver, and all points in Colorado. New
Mexico, Arizona aud the san Iuan Mines.
fhe finest line OF Pullman sleepers on the
continent between the Missouri river and
the Rocky Mountains without change.
Special round trip tourists tickets from
the Missouri river to Denver at $50, good
10 stop oil at all points. Address,
L. j. ANDfRsoS, Gen. Pass. Ag't.,
Topeka, Kansas.
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tn Rally,

The Democratic central county COM
mitree have called mass meeting OF ell
iZens-that means, we suppose. RepuDli-
cans and Democrats, at llinkle 4 Thistle
woods grain house tomorrow evening
at 7 O'Clock, to discuss the present
situation and appoint delegates
to the Democratic pow-wOw
to meet in Springfield on January Sth.
We are glad that citizens are invited,
and we hope every Republican IN the
city, and every Democrat. will be on
hand. If Cairo can't fix up our present
political troubles. then no one can, and
we hope every man will have the honor
of taking part. Turn out, boys, all
Cairo Saa.
The mseting tonight is not Repubii-
can meeting. 1t is called tor Democrats
and such Liberal Republicans as believe
Mr.. Tllden to have been fairly elected,
and who object to his being cheated out
OF the fruits OF his victory by a gang OF
INSCRIPTIONS politicians. They propose
to meet in q peaceable and lawful man.
ner to give expression 10 their
sentiments, and do not Intend to
be interrupted by men who entertain
opinions differing from them. The meet
lug tonight is not a Republican meeting;
and we hope the leaders of the Republ-
can party in Cairo will see to it that il is
not interrupted. In case an attempt is
made to disturb the proceedings OF the
meeting, there will be trouble.
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Showing all day. Weather cold. ......
River Is at a stand. ....,..As the ice has
ceased 10 pass to-day, suggestions are
that gorge has been formed above .....
Navigation entirely suspended The
Grand Tower has laid up at Nicks-
burg and paid oil her crew..
Capt. Spane, of the Bismarck, has re-
turned from ST. Louis. lie reports things
dull John Bird, agent for c. * NJ.
railroad at ST. Louis, is in the City.
Thomas Scudder, brother OF John A.
Scudder OF st. Louis, passed through to-
day tor the Future City..-....
Diver Hiram Hill, with Messrs. Nash OF
Cairo and Downey OF st. Louis, will
leave this morning tor Paducan, where
they VIII ecure a ilatboat, and proceed
to the wreck of the steamer Arlington at
Smlthland, 10 complete the wrecking OF
that boat and secure her machinery and
save what freight IhSy can.
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J. q. LYNCH'S
Real Estate Column

Alexander county lands, Cairo lots in
exchange tor st. Louis property.
FOR SALE.
A fine residence on corner IIaibrook
avenue and Twenty third street, at bar
gain.
Cottage on Sixth street between " ash
ngton avenue and Walnut street.
House and lot on Eighth street between
Walnut and Cedar, 1870.
FOR RENT.
Iwo-story house on Twenty-.ighth
street, between Poplar and Commercial
SIP.
store room lately occupied BY Howe
Iachine Co., ON Commercial avenue, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets.
The first floor Of brick dwelling cor
ner OF Nineteenth and Poplar street,.
Cottage on the north side OF Twelfth
street between Walnut and Cedar.
Business house on Levee street above
Eight, and in good repair.
Room. In two story house on Com
mercial avenue between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
store room near corner OF Twentieth
AID Poplar street; IS.
Tenements 3, 4, and 10 in Winter,
Row Tor SO per month, and III tirst-claSs
order
Cottage on Twenty-tirst street between
sycamore and Poplar.
Rooms in nearly every part OF the city.
FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands in tracts TO suit, near taiIo.
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ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Report OF the Late Treasurer The ".
vRWctRt GonditiOu Of the Asp lun ~
the Time Mr.. Thornton Assume EFF
the Treasurership.

SHELByvILrE. It'll, Dec. IL, &c.
u " Candee, Secretary Cairo Orphan Asy-
lum;
DEAR SIR Herewith inclosed find a
full report for publication of my treas
urership of the asylum. As well known
to you, 1t was, at the proper time, with
held from motives of delicacy on my
part, and desire not to call forth unfa-
vorable comments upon my predecessors
in office.
When elected treasurer could get no
official information Of the financial stand
ing of the asylum not one cent was re.
turned as on hand; but some large or
ders on the treasurer were outstanding,
unpaid for several years.
! should have maintained silence had
not the financial management Of the or.
phan asylum been called In question and
| an account of money received and dis
| bursed asked for in a"Letter OF Inquiry, -"
published in the BULLETIN, December 8,
1876, signed by "N. y. "" As a part
OF the money received by the ladies passed
| through my hands as treasurer. it be-
GENES necessary TO publish my report to
show what disposition was made OF it.
Hence | send YOU the report which
was made in detail to the proper COM
mittee and its correctness vouched for.
1t will be best to publish this letter IN
vindication of yourself and G.. ID. viii
hanson, as well as myself. tor withhold.
ing the report at the proper time from
publication. Respectfully yours,
W. W. THuRSToN.
IREAsUEER's REPORT.
W " Thornton in account with Cairo Orphap
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gers during the two years (in which the
asylum was OPEN embraced in the re-
port. All money received by the lady
managers passed into the treasurer's
hands, and was drawn out on orders from
proper authority, and honestly applied
to the purposes for which it was solicited.
Capt. ID. ilurd was the treasurer preced-
ing Mr.. Thornton, and II. W. Webb was
Capt. Hurd's predecessor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-30
Picture Framing.

We have this day sold TO Mr.. r. {
Ford the entire lot of moulding tools
etc, of the picture framing department
OF the Bulletin. All orders for frames
etc, should be sent TO him or left al
this office. We bespeak tor Inn the lib
crafty OF patronage that has been be
slowed upon Us. His assortment OF
moulding is complete, prices beyond
competition and he guarantees satisfac-
ton in all cases.
Cairo, Oct 10, lS1C.
If CAIRO BULLETIN Co,
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Firsa.Class Laundry.

Ii is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman,
lie laundrcss. No. u Fourth street, be-
.ween Washington and Commercial ave
lues, has one OF the best conducted laun'
Try establishments in the city, and land
'iords OF hotels and boarding houses will
lind 1t to their advantage to call upon
ner. Her prices are as follows: Hotel
aud boarding house washing - cents per
Dozen. For piece work prices are as fol-
lows: Single shirt and collar, ljc; two
shirts and two collars. 25c; per dozen.
soc; socks, be; two collars, DC; two
handkerchief, DC vests, zoe and all gen
lieman's wear, soc per dozen; ladies
plain calico dresses, Il % per dozen
aa,ico dresses with extra trimmings, Doe ;
White dresses, = %; ladies underwear,
line or course, 81 per dozen. ll-2S-lf
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The Original Cheap Store
or
SOLOMON PAREiRA,

Has reduced his price TO correspond with
the present HARD TIMES. The pubic need
hot be reminded that my prices have always
been lower than any other house, but i
wish to inform everybody 10 need OF new and
fresh goods ia my line. that have made
special reduction IN all lines TO suit the
times. | invite all 20 call and let Inc dc.
monstrate the fact that can and will sell
Dry Goods. Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats
aud Gaps, Trunks and Va!ises, Furs, Checks
Blankets, shawls. Wrappers, Cloaks, lower
then any house in the trade. The reason is
plain, We buy and sell only for cash.
Remember the place.
SOLOMON PARElRA,
Dee. ,-lm li2 h la Commercial Ave.
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Mas Neellng.

A meeting OF citizens will be held al
the tobacco warehouse Of Iiinkle a This
tlewood, on saturday evening, Deem
Der 30th, at o'clock, to adopt resolu-
tons respecting the present political sit
uation, and to appoint two delegates to
attend the state convention to be held at
Springfield, Ills., January slh. 1876,
Let there be full attendance.
BY order OF the Democratic central con-
mittee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-30

| offer tor sale or for rent, my dwelling
house on Tenth street, west OF Washing
ing avenue. The house Is newly papered
aud painted, aud is in thorough repair.
For terms, etc. apply on the premises.
Furniture and carpets can be taken with
tn. house. 3t f.. \. BURNETT.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-30
Reer Ilall-EOr Sale

Any one who wishes TO go in the saloon
and restaurant business has now the OPP
portunity to buy me out, as it is the best
business house in the city OF Cairo. for |
intend To 20 into some other business
after the first of January.
FRED iofHEINZ,
Dec. -l0-3w Proprietor.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-30
Chem ROurst.

You can get hrst-ciass board for sI.o0 per
week at the European Hotel oysters
served in every style.
MRS. ii. WALkkR, Propr
In come tion with the hotel Is the C1ys'
tai Saloon aud billiard hall. Free lunch
every night
2l.lOt. Ii. WALkER, supt.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-30
Horse ana buggy tor Sale

| desire to sell my black mare
Daisy" the buggy aud harness il
which drive her with, coyer, blanke
and outfit complete. before go to Spring
field. will sell very low.
ALEX. II. IRWIN,
CAIRO, ILL, Dec. %, 1876. d ct
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-30
Peter Ziui,n erMan Ouu Of the Ashes

Mr.. Peter Zimmerman, cleaner, reno
vator and rcpairer OF clothing, was
burned out in The big fire of Saturday
morning last, but is already ready to
serve the public and his old customers
again. lie has opened out in John Hy-
lands, old stand, at the corner Of Com
mercial avenue and Tenth street, and re-
specially solieits patronage from old and
new friends. II you have a coat, a vest
or pair of pantaloons that needs clean
ius on repairing. take it to Peter thinner
man aud he will make II as good as new
at price that will astonish you by lis
cheapness. Remember Peter thinner
man. at the corner OF Commercial avenue
and Tenth street. la-ls-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-30

current statistics on population and
longevity disclose startling facts in re-
lation TO infant mortality. A large pro-
portion of the deaths occur in babyhood.
and the most constant watchfulness is
incumbent on parents. The question Of
soaps used in washing is one OF great
moment. Is. 4. Rabbits Toilet Soap
mothers have a perfect compound. DIS
tinguished tor deiicacy and purity, and
grown people find IL no less valuable for
toiIet'and bath
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-30
ANIMAL SIeaItu. sale,

StuaIt x Gholson offer the remainder
OF their winter stock OF dry goods at
prices to close. This is an unusual oppor-
tuuity Tor those who desire 10 purchase
their winter goods at lower prices than
the same viii ever be offered again.
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SnleIisiial.

The stock Of iewelry OF every deScrip-
ton to br found at Builder Brothers, Is
simply magnificent, and they are selling
at bottom prices. Their stock cannot be
SURPASSED. Call and examine, s-lf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-30
Rest and Cheapest

The best and cheapest iewelry, watches,
clocks, silver and plated ware in the city
is to be found at Buder Brother. They
have no secondhand auction goods IN
their store. s-u
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CO.PRrtnersbip Notice.

Notice il hereby given that the under
signed have this day formed a eo-partner.
ship TO carry on the manufacturing business
OF mattresses, pillows and holsters, whole
sale aud retail, at No 1870 Commercial ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets, also up
holstering, repairing and vanishing Car
pets will be sewed and laid to order. The
style OF the firm Is Hicks L Casner.
O. W. HICKS.
q. W. CASHIER.
Cairo, III, Dec. 8, 1876 5.d-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-12-30

JEFF Brown has taken charge o. the
barber shop on Eighth street near Wash
ington avenue, lately kept by Daniel
Lampert. JEFF is good barber, and So
Icits share of patronage. Give him a
call and satisfy yourself. II