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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-16

WATCHED.-The employees of the Kennebec
Ice Company, last Thursday evening, present
ed Asa Barker, Jr., one of the book keepers of
Co.. Liverpool, Eng- gold watch, through Mr.
Geo. Purcell as their spokesman. Asa B., Jr.,
was SO completely taken by his u1lOotchfuE-
w. D. Webster (nO relation to Daniel), had to
respond for him.
On the Occ.siOn, yesterday, OF attaining his
majority, ROley Lee, Oldest son OF DIR. w. Lee
White. Of Floral Hill, ID. c.. was The recipient
OF several handsome presents. including a fine
gold watch and chain.
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corner OF Sixth and 3 strsets as follows
For Pfttsbur2 ana the West. 1O:Io a n, daily
with Parlor Car to Pittsburg and Sleepirr g, ~
rom Pittsburg TO Cincinnati, St. Louis and
Cbicago; 7:Ao y. IN. aAiiy, With Palace Oar 20
Chicago,
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their shoulders and hams spelled before
they took salt. This certainly is fiimsy
excuse, for we do know of 4 certainty
that JOINT meat iudiciously handled and
we'll salted will not spoil 10 any kind Of
winter weather. so neghbor farmer, all
you have to do Is use plt nty Of salt, put
your joints down, but not In great heaps.
We hope that all who h va lost their
bone meat this year will take q lesson
that In the future Will benefit them.
Business In our village for the past two
weeks has tagged, the roads being in al.
most an impossible condition.
All are anxiously waiting the time that
lice shall get the weather regulated to q
degree that old terra trina will be solid
enough to prevent goose frOI. mlreing.
II congress refuses to pass the "silver
bill' we care but little for the future con.
dillon OF our roads for we shall be "gone
suckers anyhow" and II Bsecher's doc
trine relative to future hell be true,
that there Ia no hell, then the sooner
we get tucked away In our graves the
better for us. for certainly many are get
ting hell enough here. Bur we are tired,
reading in the papers any speculations on
material hell, 50 a. we are nUt tholo.
gian we will not enter the arena.
We tried the business OF debating bap-
flsm last June with a Baptist brother.
Our opinion was we licked him in the dis
cussiOn. but In the land suit that grew
out Of il he licked us out OF s45. True
he had 10 get twelve men to help him
swear. They all swore. and may heaven
forgive them. "Old Trim" can't. but he
can keep out OF ihls question OF hell, and
perhaps in so doing he may save money.
OLD TRIM.
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COM N E. RCIAL.

CAIRO, Ills, MONDAY EVENING. |
Jan. z, 1878. !
The weather Tor the last week has been
all that could be desired Tor this season OF
the year, barring the bad condition OF the
roads. 1t has been col | and clear, and at
this writing the roads everywhere are
frozen up tight, Should this condition
OF affairs continue tor short time longer
the roads will be in better condition for
travel, and farmers will commence to
move their surplus grain and farm pro-
ducts, and as consequence a more
active business in the near
future IL anticipated. In fact,
since the coming of the cold
weather, there has been better demand
for all kinds of grain and hay, and with
q continuance OF the cold weather the
demand will be still further increased.
There Is far demand tor flour, ranging
from supertine to good Xxx, and prices
quoted 10 ca l5c higher. Choice grades
are in limited demand, and steady
at quotations. Receipts have been
fair, and stocks are good. There is q fair
demand for good white corn at 10000
in bulk, while receipts are light and the
supply on the market small. There Is no
sale for anything but good sound stock.
Receipts of oats are light, and the supply
is limited. The demand is good and
prices steady at quotations. There is q
iair demand for choice hay at 5. 509l2.
Re -eipts are light and stock small. City
meal is in supply about equal TO the de-
mand, While country Is plenty and dull.
Bran is worth Sl3 and in iair supply with
an active demand. For all other articles
see quotations.
The rivers are up and navigation good
Busisess generally is good.
RATES OF FREIGHT TO NEW ORLEANS AND
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In reading Of the middle ages I
struck by the accounts given Of fed
strength, etc., Of the HE actors OF
times. The suits OF armor worn, VI
certainly indicate the possession OF d
er physical strength than is devel
by men In these latter days.
wrought the change: Men lived i'd
merry days a more outdoor lite thar
advanced civilization OF ours can at
There is greater consumption OF
matter, and that increased deman
mental and physical power necessi
the use OF pure vegetable, slim,
tonic, such as the Home Stomach
ters. Al
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poTAToEs.

Potatoes arc In good supply, aud fair
demand. Prices, however, are low and
weak. Sales were reported as follows:
$50 bbls. PeachLlows and Jackson whites
81 2o(9l 40; 200 bushels, in sacks, 5oc, 30
bbls. Peachblows, 80 %
BUTTER.
Strictly choice, both in rolls and
packed, Is scarce and In good demand and
prices little sitter. Common and low
grade butter is plenty, dull, and low In
price. We note sales Of 10 tubs medium.
lie; 8 tubs do. l8c 10 pals southern
Illinois, lai q l6c ; 8 tubs choice western,
~ "a 2sc; 2 pkgs. cooking, loc - tubs
medium, l5c; 10 pkgs. southern Illinois.
roll. u @.lsc; 10 pkgs. northern, roll,
is "a 2Oc; ID pkgs. northern packed, 49,
q fsc.
EGGS.
The supply Is large and receipts liberal.
The demand Is only fair, and prices
range from Is a. l5c. Sales reported
were pkgs. lac; 8 pigs. loc: Is pkgs
IA a. l5c.
DRESSED MEATS.
The weather is more favorable fol
handling dressed meats. and receipts
since last report have been liberal. W.
quote sales of LOCO lbs. dressed pork, 42c
2 hogs. 43c; 1000 lbs. hogs. 4@4tc.
POULTRY.
Receipts Of poultry are light, and ther'
are but few either chickens or turkeys OF
the market. The demand Tor dressed
poultry Ia active. Sales were 3 coopi
chickens, 81 80; 200 lbs. dressed turkeys
2Ac; coops chickens, 81 76(S2 rs;
coops turkeys, SO; coop ducks; 81 rs;
coops geese, $4CaA 25.
PROVISIONS.
Sales were 1000 lbs. clear RIB sides, dry
salt. &c; 1000 lbs. clear sides. sSc; l,6Ot
lbs. shoulders. 5ic.
LARD.
Sales were 6 tierces, O..
CABBAGE.
The supply is good and prices steady
a, 81 50(G4, according to quality and con
dition.
ONIONS.
There IS a good demand for choice
onions at $2(92 %.
BEANS.
Choice white beans are In tair reques,
at 81 1902.
GAME.
Receipts of game are light and supply
small. Prices-rabbits. 80(9l; quail, 81;
ducks, 81 1892; turkeys, bOG75c; deer,
G96ic.
SALT.
Sales were $50 bbls. Ohio river, 81 ID
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AFFAIRS AT DONGOLA.
The Temperance Movement, Busi'
meas, weather, Etc.

The temperance movement, Bust-
meas, weather, Etc.
DoNaoLA, January 9TH, 1873.
The holidays being passed, all have
resumed their wonted business. and
common sense Is again In order.
THE RED RIBBON
waye that struck us few weeks ago Is
regularly increasing In volume, one
hundred and ninety.iour having eni oiled
at Dongola. The principal lectures were
delivered by Hon.M.J. lnscOre, OF Anna,
Rev. Davies, A. s. Wilbur and Proie ssor
Elser. Quite an interest seems to exist
among those who have donned the rib.
bon also among those who are Interested
In the buying, selling and drinking of
alcoholic liquors. The red ribbon Is the
rage, especially among little boys and
reformed drilkers. How long the ex-
element shall last we leave TOR sound
minded individuals to decide In thei r
own minds. II the world 10 to be res
deemed by band Of
TEMPERANCE LECTURERS
we can only hope that the time Of re.
demption draweth nigh.
Heavy Losses In the pork line have been
sustained by many OF our farmers. The
warm weather In December II Il claimed,
10 the cause Of II, II being 20 warm that
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Shell oysters lust received at thu
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALLER.
ll'2o,
The Cairo Turner Society will oper
school for the purpose OF giving IN
struction In gymnastlc exercises. See
notice elsewhere.
Wild turkey, with oyster drcssing,:i'
what the Arlington House guests will
feast on to,dsy. Who wouldn't be
boarder at the Arlington
--Morphia, opium and remedies Of
their class only stupefy and seldom cure
For diseases OF infancy, use DR.. Bull:
baby syrup,-which is safe and sure In
It's effects. Price % cents.
Bakers Cod Liver OIL, Lime, and
Wild Cherry qr.ckly relieves Throat and
Lung diseases, and imparts vigOr ant
new lite to debiliated constitutions. Plea
SAINT in taste. j. q. BAKER & Co.,
(Oct. l3, j.w) Philadelphia; Pa.
1t has become an almost universal
complaint that 1t is impossible to proclrt
good 0 cent cigar in Cairo. TO smo
kers we would cay that the Peerless" {
5 cent cigar which Is manufactured ex
pressly for Phil. Saup, is o cigar which
will meet with their favor. y l2-tf.
--The Centaur Linlments are the great
est reIa.ieo ever discovered Tor ali flesh
bone ard muscle ailments-bites, bruises
swellings, burns, rheumatism, stiff joints
etc. WHAT the White Liniment does ioI
the human family, the Yellow Linimenl
does tor horses and animals. They are
cheap, they are convenient, and they are
certain In their ELECTS. ll-ll-l3w
children cry tor Pitchers Castoria
1t il az pleasant TO take az honey. IT
contains no morphine or other deleter-
lows ingredient, and Is sure to expel
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, ald overcome irri-
tation caused by rash or cutting teeth.
Mothers can rest, and children enjoy
health, who use Castoria. 1t is harm
lcss, 1t is certainly speedy, and it is
cheap. il-ll-l3w
Jake Alderman, notorious thief and
confidence man well-knoWn in this city
has come to grief up in Indiana. An
Evansville jury recently consigned him
TO the penitentiary for term of five years.
Some of Ackerman's exp otis in this city
were Of decidedly sensational character.
Alderman is a Jew, and without
doubt he is one OF the most ac-
complished villains in the country. He
is "muchly worried" too, having no less
than three wives living, Ida Blake, a To-
torious prostitute and lie of the hand
soonest women that ever held forth In a
bawdy house in this city. An article
from the Evansville Courier giving ac'
count of some of Ackerman's exploits.
will be found on The first page OF this pa
per.
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800 Reward,

"The Peerless" Is beyond all question
the best five cent cigar offered for sale in
this market. MIR. Fred Teichman ia the
sole manufacturer of this celebrated
brand ofcigars, and ofteres a reward OF
one hundred dollars to any person who
will find any In them but the pure Ha>
vana filler with Connecticut wrapper and
binder. The Peerless has become great
favorite with Cairo smokers. and the
demand for them is constantly on the
increase. The trade supplied Oh the
most reasonable terms. For sale by
Fred Teichman, Commercial avenue,
near Sixth street. jy3 Pm.
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That ~ What the Evidence Against Of
fcers Sargent ana Mccarthy may
be Justly Termed.

DC Surtty ttEheu.
The committee on police, jail and fire
department met at the Council Chamber
last night to hear the evidence in the
case OF Police Officers Sargent and Nc
Carthy. who were suspended by the
Mayor ON Thursday last on charge OF
" direlection OF duty" The attendance
OF citizens TO witness he tiial was large,
and number OF the members of the
Council were present. The evidence
against the officers wa, not what might
have been expected under the cir
cumstances and although the COM
mittee adjourned without taking q
vote on the guilt or innocence of the
officers, 1t was the opinion OF nearly
all present that the charges were
not sustained, and there is but little
doubt that the committee will 80 report,
Several witnesses testified that the alarm
was given promptly, and thar the officers
were the only persons on the ground
whea they arrived there. officer Nc.
Carthy in his statement said that in keep
ing with their usual custom himself and
Officer Sargent had gone to police head
quarters at about half past three O'Clock
10 LOOK on the "eall bookn ami TO warm,
preparatory TO going to the Illinois Cen.
trail depot wien the tour o'clock train
came in, and that it was while they
were in the house that the fire was dis
covered. Officer Sargent went to give
the fire alarm, but after giving the bell
few taps the rope broke, Officer Mc>
Carthy then went to the Rough and
Ready engine house to sound the
alarm but that he had not given The bell
to exceed half q dozen taps when that bell
rope also broke. The doors leading to the
upper part OF the engine house were lock-
ed, and he could not get TO the bell to Don.
tinue the ringing. Both officers denied
emphaticalIy, that they were asleep In the
engine house, and the evidence OF othei
witnesses seemed TO bear them Gu, In thi'
statement. At the conclusion of officer
McCarlhy's statement the committee adj
journed to meet this afternoon at !
o'clock, when their report to be presented
to the council this evening will be drawn
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Home Again.

I'd. braXtOn has returned tn his old
stand In the Reiscr building, where he /:
Letter prepared than ever 10 acconmO
late his patrons and the public who
may favor him with call. He has gon'
To considerable expense in fitting up Z
couple Of nicely furnished rooms, which
ne has provided with all the latest in
proyelnenrs and convenience. He en-
ploys only first class Orkmcn and lhost
who palr0nizc him will have their wanti
attended to IN style aud will receive
courteous treatment.
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Yesterday morning the jaller noticed
= hole in Rande'7 cell, aud on iuyestiga'
ting b. found, Rthdc had made his es-
cape 20 the Original Penny store, ''16''
Ohio Ltyee, to see Walt Wright new
wagon which was loaded with cent
oysters, = cent malehes, 10 cent sugar,
: cent sosp and let OF other goods sold
cheaper than any other onsc IN the city
can sell Walt, Oh top ui the goods, was
delivering and taking orders for O:her
good; 10 be delivered promptly. He viii
furnish you with 6i, postal cards free, ~
yOu viii save time and trouble 10y order,
ing your goods IRON him.
ORIGINAL PENNY STORE.
Dec. 21>5t Is OHIO Levce.
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Notice.

Families needing groceries, dry goods,
or any goods that can be ordered, by
dropping postal card through the pos.
office will have them delivered promptly
and at lower prices than can be bought
elsewhere in the city. All goods guar
anteed or can be returned to us. Try us
tor bottom prices.
l0-ljl. NEW York STORE,
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NOTICE.

Walter Hyslop, treasurer. vs.. George W. Cocn
ran. Assumpsit with attachment.
Public notice 10 hereby given 10 the sal
Ge rye w. Cochran that writ OF attachm~l
issued Out oi the oiiice Of the clerk OF Alexand
county circuit court, dated the 25th day Of D3
cember, A. D., ls17, ut the sait Of the said Wal
ter Hysltp. treasurer, aud against the q tats 4
the said George W. Cochran, direeted to III
has been returned executed Now, iherefor|
unless you, the said George W. Cochran, aha
personally be AMI appear before the said Alex
anatr county circuit court on or before the lrl
DAY the next te III thereof. to be holden AZ ID
court house, In the city of Cairo, on the 6rs
Monday of January, A. d., 1875, give specis
bail, and plead TO the said plaintiffs action
Judgment shall be e. tered against you, ana $
much Of the property attached as may he sum
Client TO safety the said Judgment and costa vii
be sold 10 satisfy the same.
GREEN & GILBERT, JOHN A. REEVE.
Att'ys for plaintiff. Circuit CiArh
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RarberahNn Removed.

Mr.. j. Babt. Doering has removed his
barbershop from back OF the St. James
Hotel to No. I42 Comm rcial avenue,
next door to Mr., Henry Schick's cigar
store. Mr.. Doering will, when oc.
easlon requires, be assisted by Mr.. Schick.
Both of these gentlemen are known as
frst.class BARRIERS, and they will be pleas.
ed to see all their old customers at their
new stand. l2.2S-lw.
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Right q ear the Ola stand.

Having withdrawn from the dental arm
Of Canine e. Whitlocl, will still continue
the practic of dentistry at No. 1856 CONNER
cial ave. between 9Th and 9th streets, over
Goldshne Il Rosenwater's store - third
door north NJ Eight street. 1 will be pleas.
ed to sec all my old friends and patIons,
and attend punctually to their wants in
the way OF dentistry. Very Res'py.
II. W. WHITLoCK, d. DIS.
I'm 1G5 Com'l ave-3 doors north Of Sth ct.
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Notice,

Tie regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the City National bank OF
Cairo for the election ol board OF direc-
tors will DC held at the office OF the bank
on Tuesday, the s, h day of January, 1873,
at the hour OF 10 a. IN.
W. HYsLoP, Cashier.
Dec. z, 1877. d3od.
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0ymuRStic School,

The Cairo Turner society has conclu.
ded to open school in their hall, cor.
ner of Tenth and Poplar streets for the
purpose Of giving instructions IN gym.
nastic exercises. Parents who desire to
send their children will apply a: r. Heb
saker's bakery, ON Eighth street.
Terms, rs cents per month. Slw.
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Henry Zi.,er's Barbershop,

Mr.. Henry Zieler, late of the sherman
House, Chicago, has fitted up a shop in
the ST. James Hotel, corner Of Eighth
street and Ohio levee. Mr.. Sieton ia Il
trstNclass barber and always gives salts
faction to his customers. Keeps always
on hand \ supply OF the celebrated New
York sea foam. Give him a call.
l2.2S-lm,
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J. Burger has recently closed ont sev.
sral large lots of Foreign and American
Dress Goods, and is offering the same a,
prices never before known 10 this city.
Call and be convinced at j. Burgers,
Commercial avenue, Cairo, lii. l2,lo.tl
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\ FULL LINE

"A 4 ! lslsNls
or
HOLIDAY BOOKS,
ALBUMS,
BIBLES,
WRITING DESKS,
SrEROCOPES Il VIEWS,
PICTURES and FRAMES,
BRACKETS and
WALL POCKETS,
POCKET BOOKS,
DIARIES, 1875,
MEMORANDA Ms,
Games OF all kinds, at
B. +. PARkER'S,
city Book and News Store.
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Attention ROughs.

Ane lection for captain and one direc-
tor, to ill vacancy, will take place
Immediately after the adjournment Of the
regular meeting, Monday evening. Jan
uary7. c. r. WOODWARD.
HARRY SCHuH. Sec'y. Prest.
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AsAuss,s.

Mr.. NJ. W. Pafker's saloon, Conner.
cisl avenue, near Sixth street., bar and
bar fixtures, one large mirror and Ice box,
will be sold a auction Wednesday after
noon, January 9th, 1879, ct . o'clock pm,
q n. W. PAREul.
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Iere.e CoIeman,a f,nunJry,

MIS-. Lettie Coleman has reopened her
laundry on Fourth street, between wash.
in ton aud Commercial avenues, and takes
this method OF informing her old friends
and parrons that she is again at their SER
vice, and soicits their patronage. She has
reduced prices 10 suit the time.
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FoUNp-At tobacco warehouse cnild's
gold chain. Owner can have the same
by paying for this advertisement. Call
at this Office. l3SOtf,
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N,)TICE

NOTICE,
To merchants, saloon-keepers, teanisters and
Gil Others doing business requiring a city III
cease. 10 hereby given that all licenses must bel
renewed by the 10th Inst, rs after that dnte|
G. ". AFTER.
-, City Marshal.
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For Rent,

Store room In Winters Block just va
Gated by Mrs. Spears; also, rooms and
on End floor. same building, lately oc.
cupied by II. Levy, Esq.
st Nj. j. HowLIy, Agent.
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Masquarasle BaII.

AT a regular meeting. held at Casino
hall, the members resolved to have a
masquerade ball ON Monday, Feb. 4.
Further particulars will be given in q
few daye. Put. HEM,
Secretary
BY order OF the Cairo Casino.
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We note somewhat better demand
for hay, though prices are unchanged
Receipts are light. and the stock on the
market small. Sales noted were l car
Red top 50; | car common mixed, 50; !
car good mixed, $40; car choice limo
thy; $l2; 2 cars common, So 80; car
choice Timothy, Sl2; 3 cars choice limo.
thy. Sll 6O9l2; 2 cars prime Timothy,
$40 so.
CORN.
There Is q liberal demand for choice
white corn at 39@4Oc in bulk, with but
little on the market and receipts light.
There Is no sale TOR anything but good
sound corn. We note sales Of 3 cars white
in sacks, 45c; 2 car good new white In
bulk, 39@40c; l car do In sacks. 44c.
OATS.
Oats is In good demand, though prices
are unchanged. Receipts are light and
there are but few on the market. The late
cold weather has made buyers more ready
to take hold, and all that arrives are
promptly taken. Sales noted were carl
northern In bulk, 29c; car mixed In
bulk, 32c; 4 cars mixed In sacks, $40; 2
cars white In sacks, 3ic; 4 cars mixed in
bulk. 29c; 2 cars black IN sacks, 33e.
NEAL.
The supply OF meal Is about equal te
the demand. Prices are unchanged
We quote sales OF 800 bb!s. city, 81 rs a
2 80; 100 bbls. city, 81 80; 80 bbls
country, 81 20.
BRAN.
Bran Is In fair supply and good demand
at $l3. Sales OF 500 sacks were mase q,
that price.
APPLES.
There IL large overstock OF common
and medium on the market and the de.
mand is very light. Choice Ben Davi'
are In good supply and dull. Prices fol
choice range from So to IS Is, commo.
and medium, 81 6O(a2 80; sales reporte,
we're 80 bbls. varieties, 81; 100 bbls. choic
Ben Davis, ss0s IS; 90 bbls. varieties
% sS4s.
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pples.

Just received, 800 barrels choice apples
at Ga Ohio Levee. H.LEIGHroN.
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The Tidal Nave-It Has struck Cairo
Just Received 5000 of the celebrated
Tidal Wave, s cent cigars. Try them.
Trade supplied. PETTIs & BIRD.
29.tf
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For sale.

At private sale at No. 3? Tenth street
--one lot Of line furniture, bedroom set
side board and other articles. 2t
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to merchants, liquor dtaleFul
teamsters and al other, doing business requlr1
ing city license, that all licenses expire on Deo|
81, 1877, and that all licenses mus, be enews@
promptly, j. II, pHlLLfS.
c-, ., tisy Clerk,
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FLOUR.

There is fair demand for grades ran
ging from superine - good XXX, and
prices are lO@l5c stronger. Choice
grades are in limited demand and steady
at quotations. Receipts are ialr and
stocks good. We note sales Of;
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Read This,

TBS choice Rio coffee. 81.
10 tes A sugar, 81.
II tbs best New Orleans sugar. 81.
And everything else at rock bottom
pricis. PErrrs & BIRD. :.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-08

DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsHin
The dental firm Of Canine and whitloch VI
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Dr.
Whitlock Withdrawing, and DIR. Canine sssunA-
Ing the Indebtedness of the Arm, and collecting
oil debts de the same, Y. II, CANINE.
u. W, WhITLOCKs
Jan. I, 1878. Liza