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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-06
THE LEvEE.
Mayor winter Puts In Ills Oar ssag.
nell informed that IIc viii Not he
Paid His Honor Objects 90 u Right
Augict B.cyee.

| Mayor winter Puts In His Oar-Ssag <.
nell informed that IIc win Not bc
raid His Honor Objects 60 u Right
| Ansicd b.cvee.
Yesterday afternoon, Mayor Winter,
arrayed IL, he glory of broadcloth aud a
sill. hat, yl,iicd the new levee in buggy
drawn by two horses and driven by
Livery Clt. and, with his accustomed
dignity, Owed upon Contractor Bagnell
the follow hg notice:
MAYORS OFFICE,
{AIHo. Ills, January 9, 1875. !
10 Robt inell, Esq.
DEAR jR: Having understood from
reliable ithorty that the Levce Com
mittec APPOINTED by the city council TO
superinteN the building of n certain en-
bankmentor lovec. ordered by said city
council uton certain named ground ded-
icatcd to he city for public levcc pur-
poses. AMI whereas said committee have
changed S,id authorized line of said EN-
banklncnt so the same will be built, or a
portion oft, upon private property.
Now therefore, the mayor, do sol
EMMY pptest against the said change
unless so ordered by the city council, aud
upon grolnd dedicated TO the city for
their use hid benefit; and hereby no
tiIy you TIT shall sign no order drawn
upon the \ y treasurer in your favor Tor
work done pn any cmbankmcnt or lcvee
outside of four original contract with the
city OF Cairo. Yours respectfully.
NHENRY WINTER, Mayor.
Mayor wiiar objects to building a
leyce upon hcind of private indiyidu.
ais, but this oblStion amounts to moth
ing when it is klNwn that the trustees of
the Cairo City ltoperty are willing to
dedicate the land b the new line Of the
lcvee to the public tse--for a street. The
tact is, the change VS. made by the Leyee
Committee and nileer lIely for several
reasons-!or the putpse OF keeping the
new levee at greater distance from
new and dangerous ~ in the old lcvec
than it would have ben had it been
built OH the original Inc also because
the powder house ridgcl,ould be utilized
as base for the new leyte; and also, be-
cause about five hundred feet more of
levee Oh u direct line TO the Mississippi
would be built, IN the event the city
should desire to extend It, than on the
first line.
This acton of the Mayor will surprise
every citiz:n. BY II he seeks to stop the |
contractor rom building the new lcvee
and thus h, cndangers the property and |
lives OF ou' citizens. Bagnell must con-
struct the l.vec under the direction OF the
committee. and ii the committee
is acting improperly the Mayor
should call the Aldermen together and
compel it tC act according to the will OF
the majority, but we warn His Honor
that he il tdling fearful responsibility
when, inst;ad of acting with his Council,
he gives tdthe contractor a notice that
may stop he work which is progressing
rapidly. tie weather being fine and a
hundred teams doing all that can be done
to complete it before the coming Of the
flood that Is pouring down from all the
North. Or. Bagnell will stop woik after
to-day uhless this matter can be salts
tactorily arranged.
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--77-7-777 777-7---7------
LOCAL NOTICES.
For Sale.

"A silver plated No. y Wilson Shuttl,
Sewing Machine, hard (piano) finish
valued ut $50. win be sold at $40 dis.
count, on good terms, and ordered lirec,
from the factory.
-Colored and mounted Maps OF tho
cityoi Cairo at - ~ each (l,alf price,
A Mob wilson shuttle Sewing Ma
chine valued at So. viii be- sold at SIS
discount, and ordered direct from the
factory.
"A 800 Remington Sewing Machine
$50 OIL for cash. suitable tor tailor or
boot and shoe manufacturer.
"A style "E," "Clough, Warren "
Co.'S" Parlor Organ. right from the fac
tory at Detroit. List price, $500. viii
be sold for 500.
1000 sheets of bristol board Just re-
ccivcd at the BULLETIN office, and Tor
sale 10 the trade.
MOUNTED MATS
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Mrs. >. j. -" asserts that "Mrs. Cen
tennial" j. the "Gcnevra" who insisted
some time ago that somebody had wan
dered away from the truth. This is a
mistake. We know who "Mrs. Centen-
nial'' is-know her to be one Of the most
accomplished of our home writers, and
an estimable lady in every sense OF the
term. That she can write ably "MrS. ;.
j. S. who u afraid of nobody's pen.
can testify; and We cannot understand
why .hc should 90 out OF her way TO say
that "Mrs. c." Is "Geneyra." We Were
never informed who "Genevra' was;
and, as she shot from an ambush, were
compelled 10 say some things we now re-
grct, but which sileuced her battery.
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CHIPS.


Seven saloon keepers have taken out
license for the ensuing year.
No business in police courts yes ter
day.
The Delta City Cornet band will
give masquerade bail on Mardi Gras
night.
Look out for fun. There will be lots
OF it. The mayor aud the council "arc
cut"
One hundred teams, ninety scrapers,
aud ten wagons were ut work on the new
lcvcc yesterday.
The narrow gauge road has about
ten teams and thirty whcelbarrows at
work on their embanknent
Madame RENTS female ministries
will appear at the Atheneum on Satur-
day night.
An effort was made TO have II meet
iug Of the city council last night, but the
mayor could not be found in order [ o give
the members timely notice,
-Draymcn and tcamsters are happy
license tor drays aud one horse express
wagons having been reduced to So, and
Tor two horse teams from SIS to 81 so.
MIR. iiinkley, engineer OF the Cairo and
ST. Louis railrosl, was in the city
yesterday, and visited The work on the
new levee. lie did not ssem to be wei
pleased with the proposed change In the
course Of the levee.
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RIVER. WEATHER AND BUsiNEss.
The Ohio river rose | foot, ! incl
yesterday.
There are 80 feet OF water on the
gauge here now.
business is fair. but active.
The weather is warm and pleasant.
The Fannie Tatum is coming up with
!, 800 bales cotton for the East.
The Vint Shnkle, for Memphis left
Louisville yesterday.
The James ID. Parker is due here to-
day from the South.
The Jim Fisk, for Paducah, leaves
the wharf at five O'Clock this evening.
The Colorado was due here last night,
tor Nicksburg, from st. Louis.
The Andy Johnson for New Orleans,
from st. Louis, is due to-day.
The Commonwealth leaves New Or
leans to-day for this port and ST. Louis.
The prediction is that the rise in the
Ohio has about come TO Il close, and that
it will be on stand by this evening.
The jim Fisk makes her last trip on
Saturday. She will so Oh the docks on
Monday for repairs.
The Charles Morgan. Captain All
Stein, leaves Louisville to-day for New
Orleans.
The new steamer NJ. L. Schenck-
Hay Kins-left Louisville for New
Orleans yesterday.
The Robert Mitchell was booked to
leave Louisville for New Orleans ycster-
day.
The Smoay CITY goes to Louisville,
where she gets tow OF coal to bring
South.
The Hickory and barges, from st.
Louis, passed up the Ohio about one
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The G. b. Church arrived from Gin
cinnati yesterday with good trip She
added Is tons and went on her way.
The Belle of Shreveport from
st. Louis for New Orleans, is due
here to-day.
The Mary Miller, it is said, will be
taken from Memphis in q few days, put
upon the docks aud thoroughly repaired.
The Florence Lee is to take the place
81 the Jim Fisk, in the Cairo and Padu
cab line, while the Fisk is being re
paired.
The Pcto IA and bargcs from Louis
vile, for Now Orleans, Is due herr
to-day. Capt. Juiius Verb, ei, the bes
dressed man on tn, river, arrived her
to day with II new lot, soliciting freight
| The Belle Memphis, hom Aieinphi
for st. Louis, came into port ycstcrda
morning with 400 bales of cotton for Tia
East. She had good passenger triI
ana left about 3 o'clock in the afternooI
The Belle Of st. Louis, from Wick
burg for st. Louis, came into port o
Tuesday night with 200 bales OF cotto
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The case of the trustees of the Cairo
City Property against the Narrow
Gauge railroad company is now The sem
sation at Springfield within a certain cir
Gle. Col. Taylor is Oh the ground, and
Mr. Searls, the attorney OF the company,
is the opposing general. The fight will
be n warm one, and be an elixir that will
furnish TO "thc resident trustees" whose
home is ia the Future Great City, new
lease upon life. For several years lac has
been without n lawsuit, and has not been
happy, but now that he has goodsized
case on his hands, Richards himself
again.
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Robbed.

Mr.. f. +. Baker, of the firm of G.. II.
Baker ~ sons. of Golden, ILL.,, was in the
city this morning, and had several colored
laborers. named Randall jackson, Mar
shal Taylor and Charles Hughes, en-
ployed ia packing apples. While thus
engaged Mr.. Baker had occasion to leave
the room where his coat
containing his pocket book. with some
papers. q check and SO in cash, was lay
ing. lie returned in few minutes, when
the pocket book, money, etc, was mis-
sing. Three colorcd men were arrested
and are now in Jail. The pocket book.
the papers and the check were found, but
no money. 1t is thought, however, that
the money will bc found.
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, in tracts to suit, near Cairo.
fists
A No. Laundry.

1t is now conceded that Mrs. Coleman
the lauudress, No. IL Fourth street, be-
tween Washington n Commercial avenues,
hes one OF the best conducted laundry cs.
Establishments in the city, and landlords OF
hotels and boarding houses will find 1t to
their advantage 10 call upon her.
Her prices are as follows. Hotel and
boarding-house washing, - cents per
dozen. Foi piece work prices are
as follows: Single shirt and col
lar, Zoe; per dozen soc; socks DC; two col
ars, &c; two handkerchieis, DC; vests zoe
and all gentlemcn's wear, SOC. per
dozen. Ladies plain calico dresses, Zoe;
calico dresses with extra trimmings, SOC
white dresses 81 25c; ladies' undcrware,
fine aud coarse, 81 no per (Dzcn.
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LYNCH & EOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
FOR RENT.

food dwelling house on Walnut, be-
tween Tweniy-second and Twcnty-third
streets.
-I'enemenlS Nos. >, , and I, Oh Sew
onth street, west of Walnut.
-Storc-room corner Twentieth and
Poplar streets.
-Eusness house on Levee, lately oc-
cupicd by Cunningham ~ stilwell.
Business house on Levee, near Sixth
street, lately occupied by Cross, Cole
man n Co.
Winters Block suitable for Hotel
Office. or Business rooms--chcap.
-Irncmonts numbered {, Z, s and ., in
Winters Row. > rooms each. for $40 per
month.
No. 10 corner, Sl2 Go rooms.
cottage on Sixth street, near Wash
ingi0n avenue rooms-Sl0 "A month.
Store room in "Pilot House." lately
occupied by \. HALEY.
A good farm with good houses, oppo
site Calro-llaws iarm--choap.
A small House west NJ Twenty
second street, near Pine, 81 per month.
dwelling house on Twelfth, near
Walnut, g rooms.
Store room on Levec, above Eighth
slrcet-S20 per month.
dwelling house on Sixth street and
Jefferson avenue.
Upper floor of brick building on
Commercial avenue, above Tenth street,
very desirable.
Rooms in various parts Of the city.
Enn kSE ar - AIE
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SALOON LICENSE.
Thc Council Refuses a. Reduce II.
Notwithstanding the Prayer of the
NafOonists ana the Acquteseence OF
the water Men.

| WV "Nsfr Meu.
The propretors of saloons in the city
object that 500 Is too high price to pay
for license TO sell liquor In addition to
this, they pay $40 merchants license ii
they sell cigars. $50 to the general gov
crnmcnt, and 81 clerks fees. making n
total Of S242 a year. besides taxes of the
ordinary kind. A number of the keepers.
black in town." do not sell enough
liquor to enable them TO pay this sum.
and they are accordingly jispleased with
the action of the council in refusing
to reduce the liquor license or
provide that II license may be
taken out. at the rate of 5000 a year. for
three months. They say the license Is
prohibitory and that they will be conf
PEELED to go out of the business. In Chi.
cago the saloon license l., we believe, S7J
a year in st. Louis, $50 for six months
in Evansville and Cincinnati, $50 per an
mum and our saloon-keepers assert that
in Cairo their license should not
be more than 500. This was made an
issue last spring, and Mr.. Winter was
elected on the low-licchsc ticket.
The people decided that way,
and His Honor, true to his
pledges, has favored the proposed re-
duction, and has even allowed some of
the saloons to run without license. But
the majority in the council is not a free
whisky majority, and have refused TO do
as the people of the city desire, if indeed,
the votes OF the people in the election last
spring indicated the public wish on this
subject. The temperance people of the
city, by inaction-by refusing to put in a
counter petition when the saloon men put
Ia theirs and visited the council chamber
in "A body to enforce its praycr-havc adj
United that the saloon license is too high, |
and they will no doubt rebuke at the polls
the members Of the council who refused
to make the asked-ior reduction. This |
the Saloon Keepers Association proposes |
very properly TO do.and with the cooper |
alton of Mr.. Lanes temperance society |
cannot fail to do so. But. if the temper
ance people will not cooperate, it will be !
all the same for one saloon man i, worth |
two dozen temperance men In munich
pal canvass. The saloon people arc in
and the temperance people are |
not much more than great takers.
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Notice of Removal,

G. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand to his
new brick building Zone block below,
No. 30 Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, where he will
keep the best home made and st. LOui
custom made boots and shoes, made OF
the best material good workmanship
and in the latest styles. All orders
promptly attended to. s'23ti.
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A zine stock.

WIN. Ehers desires 10 inform his pat
rons aud the public generally, that hc has
how on hand large stock of French and
German Calf, Kip and Morocco. and is
prepared to manufacture, tor store and
Office wear, the finest of Morocco or Cali
skin Shoes or Boots; and for farmers,
draymen and outdoor wear generally, his
French Kip stands above anything ever
offered in this market. His Lasts are of
the latest styles, and lac can guarantee a
lit and satisfaction to all his patrons.
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a Preacher Hook

Rcy. Charles Caldwell, pastor OF the
Fourteenth street Baptist church, col
ored, was arrested on an Indictment pre-
sented in the circuit court yesterday ana
placed in the county Jail. The charge
against Rev. Caldwell is perjury, and
the indictment was found on the evidence
OF Henry Wisdom, n colorcd man.
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Everybody Come.

The Public Is invited TO the address OF
Hon. Geo. II. Vending on Friday night,
ut the Atheneuln. Admission will be
free. but no one will be- permitted TO en-
ter who has not ticket. Free tickets
will be furnished upon application TO
either Mcssrs. u. +. Blake. II. II. Black
or ". II. Hawkins.
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THURSDAY. JANUARY 6. 1876.
Local weather Report.
y Il VI 7 " y I =
Sergeant. Signal Service, L.
Everybody Come.

The Public !. invited TO the address OF
Hon. Geo. K. Vending on Friday night,
al the Athcncum. Admission will be
free, but no one will b. permitted to en-
ter who ha. not a ticket. Free tickets
will be furnished upon application TO
either Mes.rs. Il. i. Blake. II. II. Black
or w. n. Hawkins.
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sStae Mrt'oo!c.

Mike McCoolr, the celebrated ST. Louis
bruiser. was in the city yesterday on hi
way 10 New Orleans. What his business
Is in New Orleans hc declined TO make
public, but it is altogether probable he is
going there to complete arrangements for
a meeting with an Eastern pusilist now
t., hot al
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wood ana Coal.

] It wood by the cord, 50 20: 4 #
wood by ,hc.half cord, - 30; # sawed,
per cord, - 80: IT wood sawed and
split per cord, 50 90. Coal. per single
ton. - 90: coal. two tons, 50 80: coal,
I or more tons, So 80.
l-6-lm. &. W. WHEELER a Co.
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Budcr Brothers, jewelers., corner of
Eighth street and Washington avenue,
is one OF The oldest and most reliable
business firms in Southern Illinois. They
have the best OF workmen IN their estab-
lishmcu'. and manufacture to order any
thing in their line with dispatch and of
the finest material. Their stock of jew
clry is elegant and is one of the largest
and best ever brought into the State.
lD.l-lm
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sale oC Real Estate.

The undersigned offers Tor sale lots No.
II, 13 aud II, in block No. &c, in the city
of Cairo. together with cottage situ-
ated on said lots, at a low figure. For
further information, call at the residence
OF the undersigned. .IonN SCnEEL.
l2-2i I'm
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Grand lunch at sour Saloon" to-
night. l2-l5-ti
BE sure and come TO the grand lunch
ut "Our saloon tonight.
l2-l5-tf FRED. IIoPHrINs.
For splendid blankets, water-proofs.
cashmere. aud Jeans, call on Burger, l2I
Commercial avenue. l2-lD-lm.
Come one, come all, and eat OF the
grand lunch at "Our saloon tonight.
l2-l5-tf FRED. lIorHEiss.
oil cloth, carpets, aud and in fact
everything heart can wish for, can.be
found by calling on Burger Il Co, IA
Commercial avenue. l2-lJ-lm
Ladies wishing to purchase under
wear for Themselves or children, can get
Just what hey want at Burger a Co.'S.
lH Commercial avenue. l2-lJ-lm
Hosiery. gloves, nubias aud scarfs
in great abundance. and at the very low
est prices, at Burger q Cos; III. Com
mercial avenue. l2l9-im.
Table linens, napkins. towel, and
bed spreads Of every kind, and TO suit
the want, OF every person, can briound
in great abundance at Burger * Cos,
III Commercial avenue. l2-l9-lm
"A large stock Of ladc-'. misses aud
childrcn- shoes. Of the latest styles aud
finest material. aud very cheap, are on
sale at Burger Il Co.'S. l2I Commercial
avenue. l2.lJ-lm.
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Dr. Fritz, the "Indian OH Man. is still
in the city, and can b found AT any time
during the day at his rooms at the Ar
lington house. The doctor still gives
street lectures and concerts, though the
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We will pay 10 bills contracted by any
cmploye of The BULLETIN, unless the
same is made on written order signed
by the president or secretary of the com.
pany, and we will accept no orders given
by an cmploye of the company, for any
purpose whatsoever.
CAIRO BULLETIN COMPANY.
November 10. 1879. II
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which she put Oft here and proceeded on
her journey.
The Lioness arrived at Louisville ON
Monday with tow of coal from pitts.
burg. The Sam Brown Is due here with
another tow from the same place. and
will bring both her own and that OF the
Lioness South
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The county commissioner have been
in session since Tuesday. They are
waiting Tor the tax box. aud when it i,
finished aud considered. the board will
adjourn.
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SECRET SOCIETIES
For the weekly bulletin

Persons wishing advertisements or 10
cal notices inserted in the Weekly BuLLE-
riS, should: hand in the copy by Tues
day noon, Of each week.
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Choice Minnesota potatoes at GO cents
per bushcl; eggs, - cents per dozen
currauts, 10 cents per pound and large
supply of fresh groceries always on hand
at low prices. Choice butter speciality.
l2-3O-tf l.. II. MYERS.
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w ilit.ai

everybody to knox that the place to get
4 smooth shave,
4 good shampoo.
\ fashionable haircut,
Or anything in that line,
j. at the GRAND CESTRAL BARRIER
>lor, corner Eighth and Commercial.
DS.u j. GEORGE STRINHoUsE.
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The lecture 81 Hon. Geo. l.. Weudling,
on the Stone Eel. has been pronounced
by competent judges one OF the most elc-
quent and finished addresses eyer made
In Illinois.
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Attention! Dealers.

We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Sprague Can-Opencrs, taken for adver-
Using, which we will sell at two dollars
per dozen. Inquire at Bulletin office.
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Ia the circuit court yesterday three
prisoners were brought up, aud plead
guilty, aud were sentenced TO the peni-
teutiary Tor terms ranging from one to
lhrcr Nears.
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Seat 30 uurpnyssoro.

Bill Davis, vino has been in the Alex
andcr county jaI! Tor some time, was yes
tcrday turned over to Sheriff hi.nball, Of
jackson county, aud was taken to Muir
physboro to stand trial on charge Of
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great bulk OF his business Is transacted at
his rooms. "Indian OIL" Is undoubtedly
great medicine, and no "famly should
be without it,
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Coin. of Like Hot Cakes.

White fans aud white Md gloves are
going like hot cakes oil a griddle out of
our dry goods stores. Cause, the odd
Fellows ball on Friday night next.
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Revolution.
The Revolution as n base burning
stove for bituminous coal, needs no puff
ing from the subscriber and it never pulls
Smoke itself. For durability, economy
and beauty it cannot be eXcellcd. Call at
my store where have one in constant
use and | shall be happy to explain its
good working qualities, and will also
take pleasure in referring to many par
ties who have it in use, and who pro-
nounce it superior to any stove they have
ever used CIV. IIENpER son.
7iCommercal avenue, Cairo III.
ll-2S-dlm.
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.--OT TIT =
city of lRiru.

WY o. NVtrO,
colored aud vanished. for sale at halt
price ts2.jO) at the BULLETIN Office.
10000 note heads, 10000 envelopes.
10000 letter heads. 10 rcams statements,
20 realms bill heads-Carlislc papcr-jus,
received and for sale at the BULLETIN
Office.
For any of the above articles. apply -
thc BULLETIN Office. l.. 4. BURNETT
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The father OF all Boss cigars, a seven
inch Havana filler, for five cents at
l2-lg-if CoWFERTHwATr & PuILLIPs.
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Hon. Geo X. Vending. who will lCc-
turc at TIE Athcncum on Friday night, j.
one of the most eloquent aud accon-
plislicd orators in the country.
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NATIONAL CoRNgr BANDS BALL
TURNER'S HALL, I'm iNSE

Tickets eau he procured at McGaulcy's
drug store. Robbins BlZar, aud at T.. y
". Budcr's icwciry store. Ltd.
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Cottage on 18Th street. five rooms. good
ciStcrn. etc. Enquire of DR. SMITH.
l2-lJ-tf
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Free.


The lecture at the Atheneum on Friday
night next.