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THE NIGHTOF THE FOURTH.
The Grand Display Of Fireworks ut
NJ. Mary's Fark.

Below we publish the programme for
the display of fireworks at st. Mary's
Park on the night OF the fourth. 1t will
be the grandest sight of the kind ever
seen in this section Of country:
First.-Grand ascension OF balloons.
Second. Flight Of rockets-and an
illumination OF the whole park with col
ored tires-red, white, blue and green.
Third. illuminated revolving wheels
and candle battery of colored stars.
rth.-Gallopade--A long arm re
wolves with. lightning rapidity; within
the circle of fire revolve in cOntra-direc
tons two Saxons, charged with spur fire
the whole forming varied and fantastic
shapes.
Fifth.-AscensiOn of the Is foot me
teoric balloon, which as it rises, at differ
ent heights, discharges Its meteors, stars
colored fires, etc. 10 be followed by the
flight of parachute rockets sending out
floating stars, etc.
Sixth.--Diamond Star-It is a revoly-
ing wheel with cOlored centre-chang-
ing to a sun, and ends with explosions.
Seventh.-Polka Battery-COmposed
of two flying wheels, each with centre
of green and crimson, initiates to candle
battery, filling the air with colored stars
amid heavy explosions.
Eighth.-SaXon Cross In cOlOred
lance fires, presenting diamond cross
centre OF revolving fire, thanked by
Mexican jets, ending with reports.
Ninth.-Silver Compromising of
centre ofcontra revolving Saxon wheels,
with colored Pot de Fen radiating to cir.
cumference Of cases of brilliant fire and
ending with reports.
Tenth. --Aurora--Onc of the finest
pieces, representing the sun and the Au-
rora Bore ais.
Eleventh.-The Polka-Consisting of
revolving SaXons and colored centres.
Twelfth. Cross-A beautiful
piece-oi gold, silver and other colors,
in fine oval curves forming the cross.
Thirteenth.-Chinese Fan-A rcvolv-
ing wheel with crimson center, initiates
to battery of cOlored candles, which dis
charging at rapid intervals form a COM
plete tan of frey sprays.
Observation-Disclosures Battery Is the
last piece. 1t opens with discharge of
heavy battery of colored candles filling
the air with myriads OF stars, ending
with explosions of mines. This will be
accompanied with rockets, mines, gener-
al illumination, etc.
All the above pieces to be Interpreted
with rockets, Roman candles, mines, etc
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two feet long and one inch thick, with
which they tried to pry of the lock of
the door Of the cell In which they were
confined. Mr.. Miller the jai)er, who be
1t said, though new hand at the bust
ness, has already proven himself e good
man for the position, was on the alert
aud caught them In the act Of trying to
break the lock. On investigation it was
found that the lock was SO badly battered
aud bent that il was with the greatest
difficulty that 1t was removed. The bar
was taken from the prisoners. and they
were given to understand that they were
again caught in an attempt to break Jail
they would be placed IN irons.
The Chicago Evening Jou,7.al tells
the following story OF two young ladies
well known in Cairo. Good luck at
nded them, ora serious C ,ident might
have been the result:
yesterday Mary Massey, daughter OF
II. ii. Massey, OF Blue Island, accom-
panied by frankie ReXtord, OF Cairo,
lett Blue Island about 1880 to drive to
Englewood. intending to spend the af-
ternoon with airiend and return in the
evening. When they were on Halstead
street, nearly opposite the Normal
School building, the wind and rain storm
struck, and took horse, buggy and all up
bodily, and landed them in the ditch, the
buggy bottom side ur aud the girls both
under it. They soon crawled out from
the muddy bed beneath, and on going to
the horses head, he got up and behaved
nobly, standing still while one OF the
girls went and got two men to accom-
pany her and set the buggy to rights.
With the assistance Of Mr.. Benton, of
Normal. the men tied the buggy up, and
the girls drove back to Blue Island.
reaching there about O'Clock, wet
through and somewhat bruised, but not
seriously"
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DIse,se - I'M Antagonist

That should be attacked the instant he
shows himself. Don't wait. At HIM
before his nails are grown, and wipe him
out. The great Alternative and invigor-
ant OF the age, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, will speedily intuse such healthful
tone into your organism that it will be
enabled to successfully resist future at
tacks. The btters prevent
and remedy chills and fever
and bilious remittents, and eradi-
cate dyspepsia, constipation, liver COM
plant rheumatic ailments, urinary and
uterine difficulties. 1t is particularly be-
neficial when the system has been
drained of its vitality or is inherently
deficient in strength. The nerves gather
from it both vigor and tranquility. But
while 1t imparts strength and gives a
wholesome stimulus to the animal econ
omy, it does not unduly excite it like the
cheap exhilarants sometimes resorred to
under the erroneous impression that
they can invigorate.
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A few rhinxs that No Know.

We know that q disordered stomach or
liver produces more suffering than any 9th.
er cause. We know that very few physi.
clans are successful In these disorders.
We know that DaCOsta's radical cure will
without the shadow Of q doubt, almost c.
mediately relieve and permanently cure oil
of the distressing symptoms. We knowof
thousands who are willing to testify that
what we say il true to the letter. We
know that II you will give 1t q fair trial,
you will let US add your name to the
"cloud Of Witnesses" win you give 1t .
trial, and do 1t now? Trial size only IS
cents, Sold by BARCLAY Bros.
Prot. PMker's Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe and extremely palstable.
No physic required. Costs % cents. Try
IL, tj-S-lm
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Murder VIM out.

A few years ago "August Flower" was
discovered to be . certain cure for dyspep.
siS and liver complaint, q few thin dyspep'
tics made known to their friends how
easily and quickly they had been cured by
Its use. The great merits Of Green's
August Flower became heralded through
the country by one suffer to another, unit !,
without advertising, its sale has become
immense. Druggists in every town in the
United States are selling 1t. No person
suffering with sour stomach, sick headache,
costiveness, palpitation Of the heart, in ii.
gestion, low spirits, ETC., can take these
doses without relief. Go to Paul u. > huh
and get bottle for 70 cents and try IT..
SAMPLE hotties 10 cents.
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EGGS.

There is an overlook Of eggs on the
market, and prices are weak st Sc. They
will likely go lower. ssles noted were
as follows: 800 dozen, &c; 100 dozen Sc;
4 cases, slc; 200 dozen Sc; $50 dozsn So.
VEGETABLES.
Vegetables Of all kinds are plenty and
prices are low.
PROVISIONS.
Sales Of provisions were > tiarccs bacon
sides, clear, SIC; ] tierce shoulders. &c;
l fierce sugar cured canvsssed hams, lie.
LARD.
Sales Of lard were tierces kettle rem
dered, lOsc; 10 kegs do. 10y.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Tides are higher, aud we now quote
r5 st ut l5(9l6c green salt, 71@Sc;
y' srH.n &c. Tall0w Ia worth 7G71c. :
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Notice.

rublic notice is hereby given that we
will in pursuance of law, sell ON the 18th
day of July A. d. 1877, at the st. Charles
hotel, Cairo, ILL.,, at public auction, the
following described baggage remaining
in our custody to pay the charges due
thereon, to-wit: One trunk and contents
the property OF W. II. Edwards of New
York; one trunk and contents the prop
erty of j. ID. Ross, of st. Louis; one
valisc and contents the property of Miss
&. Hauslin, Chicago.
4. Il. EGNEw Il Co.,
l.23.ljt. Proprictors, Cairo, III.
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Home Aguiu.

Ed. BraXtOn has returned to his old
stand in the Reiser building, where he Is
better prepared than ever to accOmmo-
date his patrons and the public who
may favor him with a call. lie has gone
to considerable expense in fitting up u
couple of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all the latest i'm
provements and conyeniences. He cm-
ploys Olny iirst-cass workman and those
who patronize him will have their wants
attended to in style and will receive
courteous treatment. If
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A card.

To all who are suffering from the
errors and indisCretions of youth, ner-
vous weakness, early decay, loss Of man
hood, ETC., will send recipe that will
cure you, free of charge. This great
emedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send n self.ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph 4.
Inman, Station ID. Bible House, New
York City.--l-30-Gm
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Merchants, grocers, and saloon.keepers
should not forget that Messrs. Corlis Il
Rankin, proprietors OF the Prairie State
Tobacco Factory at Metropolis, have
opened an establishment at the corner
of Sixth street and Ohio levee in this
city where they will do wholesale and
retail business In the tobacco and cigar
line. They have on hand the largest
and most complete stock OF
obacco and cigars ever opened
in Cairo, and are prepared to
supply the wants of the trade at the
lowest living prices. Dealers are in
yited to call and examine their stock.
4-l3-tf,
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MATRIMONIAL.
Marriage or Mr.. Patrick Graney ana
Miss Mary MarncII.

Quite pleasant affair took place at st.
Patricks' Catholic church, In this city,
on last Wednesday morning. The o..
casion was the marriage of our esteemed
tellow.citizen, Mr.. Patrick Graney, and
Miss Mary Marnell. The ceremony was
performed by Father Recouvrcur, pastor
OF the church, in the presence of a large
assemblage of the friends and &C.
qualntances OF the bride and groom. Mr..
John Murphy acted as groomsman, aud
Mss Mary Callahan as bridesmaid.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Marnell held reception at their resi-.
deDce Oh Twelfth street, between Com.
merclal aud Washington avenue, when
they were the recipients OF the hearty
congratulations OF all OF the large con.
coures of friends and acquaintance who
called.
Mrs. Graney, who is very highly es.
teemed BY all who haye the pleasure OF
her acquaintance, received many kind
remembrances from her friends. Among
them were
An elegantly carved black walnut
side board, with large mirror, the gift of
Col. S. 5. Taylor.
A large and beautiful black walnut
wardrobe, the. gift OF Mrs. Col. Taylor.
A fine large French clock. beautifully
carved and ornamented, presented by
Mrs. Thomas w. Halliday.
A beautiful silver cake basket; Miss
Ellen Marnell, sister OF the bride.
A silver dinner castor; Mary Gala.
han.
Silver breakfast castor; Mrs. Richard
Marnell.
Silver water pitcher aud gobletS; Mrs.
Frank Corcoran.
A mammoth and elegant hanging bas-
ket; Miss Mary Hogan.
Silver cake stand; Miss Mary Bray.
Set of glassware; Miss Mary Calvin
Pair of large, handsome chromos. Mr..
and Mrs. James Graney.
Set OF glass goblets; Miss Mary Hogan.
Set OF glass COOLEST, Mrs. James Ken.
nedy.
An elegant fan from Mrs. Charles G al.
higher.
An deliberately embroidered tidy the
gift OF Miss Mary Towers.
Set OF silver spoons, engraved with the
name OF the bride, from her brother,
MIR. John Marnel.
Set of vases, John Humphreys.
Match holder, Miss Celia Graney,
sister Of the groom.
Set OF tides and mats, from the sister
of the bride, Miss Katie Marnel.
Complete china toilet set, Miss Mary
Sweeney,
Set OF mats, Miss Anna Dole.
Set of mats, Miss Ellen Cannon.
A beautiful table-cloth,.w with napkins to
match, Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh.
A dozen napkins, Miss jessie Taylor.
Set OF china cups and saucers, Misses
Maggie Burns and Ellen Comings.
Silver pickle castor, Miss Anna Cannon.
Pair of silver napkin rings, Albert and
Anna Smith.
Set OF glassware, Mrs. Charles Stew.
art.
Set ofsilyer knives, Mrs. Henry Hix.
on.
Silver pickle castor, Mrs. Dick Fitz.
gerald.
MIR. and Mrs. Graney will accept our
congratulations, and also our thanks for
their remembrance of Us. We wish
them long and prosperous life, hoping
that none of the clouds of this life will
ever darken their sky, which is now
Gear.
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impaired DIg~n.,sn.

The III j'rity If ,eopl rufr' 1, sKieater
,sser degre n u this ss effiiction:
many W. hIr kim rul,i' ut IL ~ In .ufi-
,ym, ilg heir food; others VIII We 90
cups IN soi u srden .ry rha, xcter have
forced II u ci. tie excessive use OF to-
Daeco, etc. sll led W icve!op Z. III.
symptom, var cae der,ng ere,
att,r peas, ea9tus" OH! sis tly, cJns,ipa.
uonor diJ,sn q, ha,uencc, ver.aule aP.
petit, ETC., are onlY n few CT rs uEulca,-
Int con e4Geucos. Now VIA l. rrqu!rsa,
~ att, III ~ dief, assisted by n med,
which aids the natural .ecreliens in tue 81
mentary canal and produces A.aln IA nor
mai sou ency OI iood. such valu.ble
remedy il the celebrated Home Stomach
Bitters. 6-6.lm
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r., Ford has removed his Variety
Bracket store to Washington avenue
near Tenth street. He has opened a
large stock Of brackets, shelves, frames.
chrOmos, picture cord and tassels, cur.
tain tassels fancy nails, hat racks, etc.
Picture framing made q speciality
Chromos mounted in the cheapest and
best style. I'm
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Excursion 20 -. Louis To Spend the
Fourth Of July.
'Traln will leave Narrow Gauge depot,
Tuesday evening July 3rd. ut G p. NJ.
Ample accommodations tor all who may
wish to 90, irrespective Of color. Tick
cts good for tour days. Fare round trip
$500. Tickets tor sale ut the office, and
by j. j. Bird.
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LCE f! ICE /!

a- L lomls & Co., dealers In north
.r tH zee, have removed their Office
ic.m thr corner Of Eighth street and
OaIo Ie'ec 10 the ice houses one door be-
'ow M 81. Charles hotel, and are now
delivering ice in all parts Of the citys
rhos' desiring the cold stuff will leave
heir orders at the new office. where they
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES KAvANAUaH, Manager.
CAIRO, Ills, May u, 1877. 6-l7-lm
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wood! wood!i wood,

The Cairo Box and Basket company
will deliver wood in any part OF the city
at Sl.l2l a load also kindling at 8 cents
Il bundle. Orders may be lett with w.
II. Morris, secretary, ut his office In the
City National bank building 1926
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Foy, sale Or Rent

No, "a Eighth street nearly opposite
the Methodist church parsonage, and at
present occupied BY N. b, Thistlewood,
Esq. Possession July 81. Apply to
~ > ~ IA. 0csslNos. ESQ,
Or Thos. II. Towers, st. Cstharius, Ont
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saloon For OAle.

The saloon opposite the court house,
lately owned aud conducted by Chas.
Blocker. For particulars inquire on the
premlses, or Of George Lattner. tt.
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aava vOur MONEY.

-Four pounds best English soda for
&c. Four pounds best refined pearl
starch for 25c, ut New York Store. 50.
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VtHI :
], II. JONES. Ticket Agt.

Happy relief to young men from,
the effects of errors and abuses in
10 q early life. Manhood Restored lm-S
m - pediments to marriage removed. y
. - New method Of treatment New b
. - and remarkable remedies. Books =
ne a and circulars sent free In sealed
10y Envelopes. Address HOWARD AS IL
~ u ISOLATION, AS n. Ninth s.. Phila- q
"a q delphia. Pa. An institution hav- a
- = inga high reputation for honor /"
able conduct and professional
iaki1l
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FRIDAY. JUNE 20. 1877.
Attention Arabs

There will be SPECIAL meeting Of the
company ut the engine house to night.
Business OF importance will be trans
acted. JEFF CLARK, Sec'y
June 10th, ".
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FOR Rent.

Rooms on second floor Of Winters
Block lately occupied by DR.. Smith and
the Taylor Literary Society. Also
store rooms in same building.
st NJ. j. nowLEY, Real Estate Ag't.
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GRANDGALADAY
FOURTH; Of Jul!
1877,
Under the Auspices Of the
Knight. : Mystic Kew IL
Of Cairo, Illinois,
t ST. MARY'S PARK,
Io ting Races,
Facing Races,
Running Races,
IA. c'mns of Cairo have contributed
literally towards the
GRANDEST
XIa Z. WORKS EXHIBITION
Ever ,rcn in the State out side of Chi
cayo Fine exhibition and garden pieces
will TT of. The fireworks have been
purcua-,,l direct from New York
lhro j. /, me medium OF Mr.. Dan Hart
man Prot j. ! Thomas will superin-
tend The display
PROGRAMME:
The days entertainment will commence
nj 10 AIN. with the reading Of tho
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
BYA YOUNG LADY,
TO be followed by 49,.
Gov. John King Of Paducah,
Hon. William Hartzsll, NC.
Col. Ed. Grassland, Of MayAsid.
Hon. D. T. Linsgar, Of Cairo.
And other eminent orators who haye been
invited to attend.
After which d TrOtting Race and a
Running race, open TO all. Best two In
three tor purse premium. Entry fee OF
81 will be charged. For further par
ticulars address Meesrs. r. Fitzgerald or
Phil Howard committee on races.
Suitable premiums will b. awarded to
the successful contestant IN climbing the
creased pole, sack racing, cathching
creased pig, base ball match, tat mans
race, slow donkey race, and other sports
to numerous to mention.
Dancing will commence ut p. 10. and
continue I'LL 8 p. m.
Ats .. m. the grand hre works die.
ply will take place.
In the evening tho dancing will be n.
sumed and continue till the "wee sma'
hours"
EXCURSION RATES.
Arrangements hare been made with
railroads Ut the to flowing rates: Illlnois
Central, Mississippi Central, s.. Louis,
Iron M0untaln and. SOUTHERN, Cairo and
st. Louis, Mobile and Ohio u one and
| q nth ratio for round trip, Cairo sud
Vincenues u greatly nDduced ruies,
which will BE- duly advvrtlsel.
| Arrangauents Tor 'exeuesjooe from
various points o. The rlvsr siI b. wads
Of which due notice will ~ Glven,
COMMITTEE Of ARRANON tkrs
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ia A HOURS
AVA" IN
~ ADvANCH

OF ANY OTHER ROUTE.
.l:30 .. m. Fast Mail with sleepers attach.
ed. for ST. LOUIS and CHICAGO,
arriving In st. Louis At 500 am. Chi.
csgo at 40 pm. Connecting at Odin
or Effinghsm Tor Cincinnati, Louisville
and Indianapolis.
FAST TIME EAST
Passengers by this line 20 through to
the East without any delay caused by
Sunday intervening.
The SATURDAY AFTERNOON TRAIN
FROM CAIRO ARRIVES in NEW
YORK MONDAY MORNING
AT 1875,
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Ever Zen in the State out side of Chi
caYo Fine exhibition and garden pieces
will ct of. The fireworks have been
purcim-,tl direct from New York
lhro j. h me medium OF Mr.. Dan Hart
man Prot j. !, Thomas will superin-
tend The display
PROGRAMMES:
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Real Estate Agencies.

II. j. HoWLEY Real Estate Agent. Buys
and sells real estate, collects rents, pays taxes
Tor nom residents. etc. Commercial avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets.
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TIE MARKET.

There Is an active demand tor choice
family grades at quotations. Stocks are
light, and inadequate for the wants Of
trade. Prices are shade stronger, and
firm. Sales noted were, 100 bbls choice
family, So; 100 bbls good family. s. 80;
50 bbls. various grades, $S(9$l0;
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John ii. Oberly returned home yes.
terday afternoon.
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There is light shipping demand for
strictly choice to good mixed grades.
Prices are steady at quotations. Re-
ceipts are light. Low grade hay Is plenty
and dull. Sales noted were car
choice timothy $l3; car: good mixed.
Sl2; car choice timothy, Sl3; car
choice mixed, $l2 80.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
THE MA RkETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

W'AIAl, sept, n.
ASHEs-Quiet. unchanged Pots i2c; Posrls 6l2c.
COFFEE-lJ steady, but very quiet al lG@dl1l l4c
10 fO fair zoe for good 2Oii
lO3c lr Prime all gOla Fair Good ~ 0lJc
all god nOtcd but for The they have
5l7 while tho receipts have been s,4SD bags
Of 600 bags RGbeaS III New orleans pris ate
all remained Oi that 5oOD bags
ex. Adelaide" and aboub 42eO bags santos
"F H. Todd" seld in Baltimore private
terms The stock " Brazil In nTst hands all
ports tonight IS 1869 bags including 500 bags at
galveston. 3'3. Dags al kew-Orlo3s 35uO IT Mobile
80 O6s bags Baltimore, and 65D5 bags at NewlOrk
second hands L. Os6I bags including 1900 bags
5O1aJ bags al baltimore. and 5lilS bags
total n rst and second hands 24O7 72j bags;
loading tho United States To August Ia y4s2
bags 20 September Is 2l7OOO bags total vs
bic United supply, 5iS, 2O2 bags Mild
very quiet the part ns ~ re Java
and II al 10 20. for Maracaibo. botn gold.
COTTON-SpOt COttsn moderate demand aud steady
sales 4l2 bales, OF which ass evening including 352
bal and 60 speculation
receipts at the ports Oo3 bales
mi. dsy la,t week, and 13C6O tins day
There s OF business for export Quotations
IA 1.ilas