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ft .Owning ItoMetim THURSDAY, MAY ft IB09. i vSl"'iiN''''''','i'ui'tinSi'4SM1 rnnuittKD nr joiih h. oiikrlt a co. M. n. IIAKHKLL, A880CIATK KDIT.OR. LOCAL NEWS. llllnoU t'entiitl R. It., ChnnRO or Time. Tlio trains uqy leave Arfojfow.:, opiNauoHTii: Hail trainsteac at - loViWaflf.rW? Kxpre.si f m .. 10 p.m. COMING SOUTH. Mall train arrives at t o'clock a.m. Express " " ......... i.ut " p.m. VJlBIOJlTTKAIKa: ' ,,T'1,,'r Way, leaves at..!,... m..i.i...s:.'M o'clock a.m. K.xpres, " ..i...... i. i . 'ip.mi Way, arrives at 6:30 " p.m. Hxjiress " .: 7iJ0 " a.m. Daily, Sundays excepted. "Hurrctff" nil uronud thoiworld. m -Any .Sulwcrlber of tlo,,.'!EvenIng Hullt'tln' falling to receivotliedallyi'iijiie thereof, will pleiiHo make It known nx tlieofflcd. ' f lw Wc Hear It" stated Hint n' 'woman, a stranger In Hie city, foil dead im ithe atrdota yesterday. Wo can trace tho re port to no reliable witirco. -Vho' Known anything about It? Tbo Hlpo water foil about throe inphes lustnlglit, and Iiiih been running out du ring the day in ft luryo volume. In a few OayH every drop will havo .dbiaj)? pea red , N'otlcr. "Mexican JSver-beitring Strawborry Plnuta" are rrady fur delivery. Come all who have given orjlera for them, and bring along the "tiunw." myKlL, Kkiimkv.' A liberal rent will be paid for a nicely furnlhbed and well ventilated room In the upper part of the city, by a gentle man who seeks a ulet neighborhood. Addre.M "GV at tlii ollleo. 2t Tlio very atlruellve, varied and atrlctly Hcasouablo utock of dry-goodn, notions, etc., juwt opened at Goldallnu fc Hofecu wutcr's, ba.i not been tiurpuHted by any purchase brought to tho Cairo' market during the ncnon. Ladles, especially, will be pleased with it. niyiatftj Transit Menuier tirnctal Anderson. HereaflHr the transit fiteamer nenernl Amicrxon will leave Cairo for Columbus at 2 a.m. and 4 p.m. Returning will arrive at Cairo all :30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., nmklng clono connection with tbo cars of the Illinois Central and Mobile .& Ohio rallroadH, mWktJv , ,. From and after the 20Ut tiny of May, iih many as three hundred men, women and children can isegure employment iu thuitrawberry patches at and around Villa Kldge. This will be a chanco for the acores of loafing negro boy that In fest tho Htreets and market paces half naked and always hungry. A negro child uglr) Mbyut. nine years old living in the negro set (lenient on the upper limits of the city, ulerted from, her bowels, on Tuesday morning, ovr' tlireo hutidred little tomach worms. The worms wero blaek-liehdcdj lively Uttln mousters, about a quarter of an Inch In length. Before tleir rxpulidon thy child was subject to Ills, and no wonder! Nolle. Cairo Hoard of r&!rrwritri.l' Ca.r, Hi-, Mayr, IS O f The members of tho Cairo Board of Fire Uudeiwrlters will meet at tho ofilco of J. 8. Reardeu fc Co., rooms 1 and 2, Egyptian Iilook, over First National, Hank, on Saturday, fith lust., at 3 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of organizing un der tho charter granted by the Btate Legislature, and election of ofllccrs for the ensuing year. S. It. Hay, Prcs't J. B. ItKAftnEN, Heo'y. my6d2t 'Harrett's" Itenowned tlve. Hair Rcstora- Gertssaia I.ntlicrnn Pcntlviil, Tho German Lutheran congregation of this city propose an entertainment at Washington Hall on the 24th day of May, tho object being to raise money for tho uso of tho church. A fluo cotillion baud for the uso of thoso who may choose to devote the evenlng'to dancing, will be present; ami during the ovculug two hundred prizes, consisting of fancy and ornamental articles, will be disposed of by lot, or drawing, The prlco of admis sion has beou tlxed at twenty-flvo cents, and will be collected at thu dour. The articles to bo disposed of are all oither useful or ornamental, some of them being valued at from ten to fifteen dollars. It Uarclay Urothers Cairo, Illinois Rurrott's ngrinlB, my3-d&wlw Tim I'.ciili) Yesterday. Tho rain, which camo down In juve nilo torrents here yesterday, wassearcely heavy enough at Fort Jell'erson to Inter rupt tho festivities of the May party as sembled there.. It oamu down gently and was immediately succeeded by a bright sun, so that it was scarcely con sidered an interruption at all. Hundreds of citizens who intended to avail themselves of tho second trip of tho tug and Join tho festive throng at Fort Jeflorson wero deterred from doing so by tho severity of tho rain hero; arid, tho boat made tho second trip with the view only of bringing back a wot aud dronched party. On its arrlynl t tho grounds, howoyor, there wero scarcely aui'Sevldeucos oraraln-fall discern ablo. Tho party theroforo remained on tho ground and made a full day of it, re turning homo about 10 o'clock, a littlo tired it is true, but highly pleased with tho day's festivities. Tho music was furnished by Cramer & Wittlg'4 lino co tillion baud. . I Calr BailnwM Heme. We extract the following reference to Cairo houses flinf dvertise"ih"llie -'BUI letln', fronrthe eorrspondpe of the Tribune,' of Jackson Tennessee. Wo heartily endorse every word of, it:. A Tfhe hbole" of ye Co. although es gaged. iu a generalrcemmlsfdojibusL- nessyet tho special business of the hoUBft ts buy ahd sell HourJ JTHerdeal very largely iu the flour trado, and with large capital to back them aud every ad vantage of reoelvinr and ahipplng, I doubt not but they cap aell at, aucb fig ure a. ' will Justify- VlfeHeopld dfHhe South In patronizing them. W. B. nonkwrlt flnd tfieso 'ontcrprulntf gentlemen, 1 Messrs, ssrs. w. . kockwoii a (jo.,1 hayo pur chased the large book store of 'Otelock Sc Co., and aro now prepared to compete with any establishment of the tklud. They aro prepared to manufautureiblank books ofevery dcscrlutlon, andean till all orders for musical instruments and sheet music. W. II. HcUullrr. The house Of Wm. H. Scbulter, Im ports and deals exclusively Ju wines, liquors and. tobacco, and to those, mer chants who follow the liquor business in our country, I think It decidedly Import tant to tako into consideration tho con venience of thls4ocallty, and iU dlrec uommunicatioti with till parts of tho South. Inlllilny llrntlieri. The old reliablo firm of "Halllday ilros " Is yet flourishing, Tind owning, as they do, most of the stock In the railroad transit company, between Cairo and Co lumbus, renders It certain that shl meiits will bo made promptly and kifely to parties purchasing iu this market. The Nl. rlinrlrn Hotel. I am stopping at the St. Charles Hotel Mes"r, .lewett Wilcox fe Co., are tho prcfent proprietors, and I am glad to say to tho readers of the 'Tribune that they have refitted and furnished the rooms In splendid style. The dining room 19 large aud pleasantly "ventilated, the female servatit-(a!l white) are neat, Jiaudxoine and polite, aud you are served at the table with a Wealth of edibles that satisfy as well ns charm with their luscious varltics. Il.xciirtlmi mitl t'io Mir, Kuliintny Hnj 13. Tho ladles of the Methodist Church give an excursion on Saturday, May 16th to Fort Jefferson, Ky., on the steamer Underwriter, which wJll mnko two trips from Cairo, leaving,, at 8. 30 a. m. and Tickets Mr the rourid trip-adults, onk dollar; children under fifteen years of age,,TWENTY-K,IVK (JKNTS. ' A refreshment stand will be ou ilie ground'for Iho accommodation of thoxe who do not take their own picnic pro visions. ' Proposals for tluvprjvJIeiro of keeping a refreshment stand, excluding tlio sale of ifii'Kplrftou'sor'ninll -liquors, will -bo, ree'efve'd by' th"o comm'ltte'6, rrs: Black anil ilr".!Mason, uutll Thutsday noxt. myHdtd- , AM ladloN D"i"larrett'8." We are Horry the people ,of .Columbus have shown a want of appreciation of Hob Summers' elrort to furnish them credlfable'papcK' Tt'iyuld'lia'vd Ucert n small matter, inueoji, ror mem to jjiivq conferred upon him thtj oflleo of city clerk, which be sought at their hands; but refusing to do so, he will havo occa slon to feel discouraged. He asked, for me omce, tnai no mignt appiy tne,pro deeds lb Uio'suoport of hlr papers rl ( Tho 'Dispatch' Is, by great odds, tho best paper ever published In Coluuibus, and, when It Is discontinued 'It will bo mbiilliR a'Tiil years beforo the people there will secure tho establishment of a sheet that will provo its equal. To an Itching for uewspaper notoriety we are Indebted for the following 'brace of items: Wabash Sals the cause of the slpc water at evorey freshlt conning' In faster at the upper porshlon of our city than the lower Is that our Iocashlon Is formed by the sediment of the two rivers and as the hcavorer sediment settles first the greater the slpage this is as plain as mud. WABasu is catching tltt to send to congress ho sals that tho Itads are all eppkur't and he thinks his idea will slip, them threw. Ono John Thompson looked and acted tho "vag,1' and old Joo Hlglln having an eye for such characters, luvited Mr. Thompson to a conference with 'Squire 8haiincBsy. The proof did' not fasten unquestionable guilt upon the accused, but tho 'Squire thought it well enough to glvo him "a warning" and therefore charged against him the costs of the pro ceeding. Mr T. haying no circulating medium wherewith tooancel thlschargo, was consigned to tho pen diguifled by tho namo of calaboose, for tho period of six days. ' Barrett's" dresses hair splendidly. The card of Mr. Nicholas Folth an pears this evening among our new nil vertlsements. Mr, Keith performs nil Ills own work, lives cheaply, and if, therefore, onanieu to do business on 11 Small profit. He makes walnut, velvet, cherry or any kind of wood cotllns to order on a few hours' notice; and has a good supply of motallo cases'. We com luend Mr. Feltu to tho public, assured as wo aro that ho will live up squarely to ail his engagements and obligations, and glvo onttro satisfaction In every instanco 'A largo dog attacked a negro boy on tho corner of Twentieth and Popular Htreets last night, about 8 o'clock, and tried with a persevering ferolcty to cliew his head oil". Fortunately the boy fell upon his fuco and protected his neck with his arms, else' the consequence might hayo been serious, A, man stand ing at tho oorner abovo heard tho screams of tho boy, and lmstoncd to hia rescue, no-doubt saving tho black young-stet'sllfe. Lcl Brevities. We shall next week commence piacInrthrltst-Dfdelinqncnt lands and towBlols ln type , Al who wn josslbly do so should, beforo that time, pay their taxes. A substantial sidewalk, twenty feet wide Is being built from the Intersection of Levee and, Fpurtlj aJUeetj 1" front of loU 1. 2. 3. in"b'lock3.' If tho owners i?f vacant lovee lots wqujdjeasq.vhejij for,ajterm.of from, ten to 'twenty ye"ars at ft "reasonaWo "rate, substantial brick buildings would snon be .erected upper .them. Lessees then, would not be driven to the erection of tho thln-Waled-brick-and- studding ordl nancoovadcrs'we'now se6 going up In that quarter. Atr.;E..P,iBurilngham, owner pf thrco lots on the corner of 18th street and Washington avenue, has men aud teams employed at the work of levelling down a Rection of the old cross lovee left stand ing on the property. This work finished, Mr. B. will bo tho owner of the liaud somest, best located aud. moat elevated building spot In tho city, .The neigh borhood, too, Is eutlrely unexceutloji able. TholHSn 6scSr,TUrner, oriBiillnrd county, Isjrreconcillably opposed to the State aid to Internal Improvements that Just now is a question at issue In Ken tucky. He Hays that no man in Western Kentucky who favors tho measure, can bp.ere.Qted totheleg(slature. Ho believes the measure pregtlant 'with eVll to tho commonwealth; and with tho experience of Illinois and Tennessee fresh iu our minds, wo aremuch inclined to Col. Turner's opinion. Old Paddy 6'LadghIin, the noisy, rattling, old pauper-burler, Is doing ser vice with the calaboose street gang. Wo should not be surprised if whisky had something to do in tlio bringing about of tlio old man's present "calamities.'' He occasionally fools with the atulT. I.oritl lluiilntSM Notices. Every Item inserted in our local col u runs Is read by at least one tluusand persons, dally. While we would, npt disparage our advertising columns as) a medium of communication with tho public, we may say, nevertheless, that the Increased price charged for business notices iu our local columns Is fully au thorized by tho Increased notoriety secured! This is. understood by many of our patrons and hence tho numerous business and personal notices that ure found Interspersed among our Items 6f local news. Our; charges aro SO cents a line (10 words) for the first insertion aud 10 cents per lino for each subsequent Insertion. Bring on your busluess "locals" then, nnd In le'ss than two days wo will havo the wares you udvertlse, talked about in every family of tho city. tf If you want-a good-stove, or tin ware hollow-ware, copper or Hhout-lron ware, tin roof, gutter, or anything In that Hue, call. oiuA. JFraser, Commercial avenue, beteen KleVenth and Twelfth street, where hi has moved to, and fitted up tho largest nnd mo.t complete shop In Southern Illinois. Particular attention given to st tWm- boat nnd mill work, copper smithing and sheet Iron work, such as chimneys. "brcccher Escaping stenm-plpe, etc.- apr24dflm ., i i i -- The Sunflower Billiard Saloon, on Ohio iLeveo, Is furnished with the latest styles or tables, and the oar supplied witu tue most excellent liquors. Free lunch is prcad every day atd a bi. and10 p. m apr20dtf RIVER XKWS. Port LUt far h 34 Hour Eliding- ( a wa q-ciiicm, r. m. ARRIVALS. Ren. Andrraon. Colum.j U-onldai, Si. Lotus. Shamrock, SI. Ixula. NaahnlU, Na.hTillo. Cumtxrland. Eranavllle. Wn..Whiti. Padueah! R E Ltt, H O. TlioninaoD Dean, N. O. Alice Uenn. N. o. Hfllo SlcmphlF.Mrm. Collier, rutaburs. DEPAKTUKK8. Ovn. Andron, Columbui.Wm. White r.nlneah. K. E. l.rt, IoniiTill. Lonila, Piltaburx. Thompaon Uoan, til. L. Cumbfiland. Etaiutillr. Hrlle Memphli, St. L. Alice Drau.Cin. Collier, N. 0. Shamrock, Clncldnatl. The weather has been clear since tho storm of yesterday, with tho exception of a short tlmo this morning, when ralu seemed Imminent. It passed oil", how ever, aud has since been very pleasaut. Mercury, CO. The Mississippi is in fluestago but fall Ing everywhere above Cairo. The Mis souri is low and about stationary. Tho late rise above Omaha seems to havo been so small that It was absorbed by the dry sandbars before proceeding far down the river. Tho Thompsou Dean discharged 1520 pars railroad iron at uoimont, ror tho St. Louis A Iron Mountain railroad; 2 hhds sugar, 20 pkirs sundries at Cairo. Sho has a fair trip for St. Louis, and camo from Now Orleans to Belmont in a littlo less than six days. Tho Ohio Is falllnir at Pitfsburir. with elevon feet In the clmnuel. It Is rising from Wheellmrto below Louisville, wltb i - . -. . 5 foet 6 inches in tho chutoover tho falls. The Cumberland Is failing, with sovou foot on Hurpeth Shoals, but another small rise is coming from its headwaters. Mere the river has fallen fifteen Inches since last report. Tho White yesterday brought a line passenger trio but no frolght Tho machinery of tho Tennesson In bolng taken off her wreck. Tho Cltv of Cairo. Cant. Malin. Is rim regular packet for Momphls this ovoningi Tho flno steamer Nashville, Capt. Wi ley Slmms, having suporlor accommoda-, Hons for imssongors, leaves forNashvlllo ithls evening. Tho Wm. White. Cant. Northern. In tho regular packet for Padueah this p.m. j Ma-htMla. Save your lives and property. A. Frasei iaageutor.thc.coppcr scroll light-. ning rod company and will fill all orders promptly. Call at once and have them, put on your buildings. This is the best and safest rod now made. Shop on Com merclal avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth street. apl24d8m Competitors fear "Barrett's." Money ,Svd! By buying yourgroceries of Jj II. Metcalff who kuops a lurgQ and eotcci .stock of thubcil finally supplies, and' fells' clicnpor Uinn tho chcnpcftty No. 334 Washington avenue op posite tlio court hotn. marStf i- Prlco's oream baking powders for sale at O. D. Williamsons. They pay for themselves in tho saving of Shortening, milk, cKgs, spoiled bread, And tho trouble aud expense of procuring good yeast. Try them.) r a pi 1 fid 2 w SPECIAL NOTICES. i SMIATOCJA HI'KING" Why Bo1n Barntoni Arfil ;enil IIto totn dollara a Hnv, wlin rltjnt herent lioni yen ran Hrlnk tlio sHf-iamo nnlrt, ny i .ni an t lively as it turtle freh from the reiennira. HUl.tnilny'i Dnirf-tore.uu tlial.fiTcoT i yr - - - - iAitmiS HKnnH-njt vegctoWei ofjour own " J Krn,T'n I'""" n0 ,ltne 'n S'U'nK your seed, do li Tlartliyv for Harden SceJj, 'rcah iml annnil. Thi-y Imvo a full line of Lanilrcth'n; and the Shaker Henls from ffenih Union Ky. ' I AIUKS, ATTi:TIOX-If ynuwant pickand J j il. iieoot the niceitlotnf ane ooorln tounilf ynu want tha beat Colosne, I.arcmJcr Waicr, I'loridn Water, nr other toilet waters ; If you want an) thing in tlipwuy nf L'oimetlcA, I'owilera or I'erfumee, goto llarelaya' IJItKSri II lll,A:KIN-Thef Is n nerf.'Ct ruli 1. to IliirnUya P)r thn celebrated French Dlackintc. It li uciiulxe, and I uneurtiautaed at ft boot and rime NOW ! TIIK IMK-To'ptit your houe In Riot (liaix1. I'aintfnrand nhlt.'wnhlnf a c tile onler of th- day White Lend and palnla of nil eol nrs nrnin demind. At tho II KEEN LAIIEL Iru Ktore, on the Lctee. you rnn get liiln(a, Oil", Vai niheant Dye- tutN of all kliiila Now nn hand a full stoolc of Collier White Lead, Delta Wnllo Lead, IineStar White l-ad; nlao paint rnrnluli and wliltfj-. waah hrnhpt Harrlnya' ia the placo. p i:.ni:ni!Rwm:s n.Y tihk cojikh IV Thnl )ou call K-tl lie Lightning Fly l'aper at llnr claya'. They havo lh- gcnuluo article, freiu from tho factory. It altnx!t flv a anil kills them. WATER OF UAtlI.EHa-For Toothache, at llartlaya'. , B VHOLAY BROTHERS, ' So. Ohio Levee W("TH AND C , OrllllO, - ' ILLINOIS. Cuiii.niti:Ns uo mm TAiir.irrM-iubi, Urnr and -null, Iots them, cry for them, ainl va: t'ifrii :th aTldily, and are quickly relieved of wormi. Twnty-flft centtab-ji, nrlf you wUh the m aentt) mill etieoe thlrty-nv'o 'cent tn ltatelay Hro4.,aml they will be ent you promptly. T7 It NAL.K Silver Soap, Jmt the tiling to niaku . your Hdr-wnri bright nnd now. CblRate'a nnd Ilie Itidexual at ltArcla)a'. AI.I 1IKAOH AND OHAY HAIRS AT- Tl.. TIO! lo viki irantrnewalof tho beau tiful head of hair that you onro prided In I If an, so ut iUntlays' and tika your okoies nf llirrett', llali'a, Titibelt' Hmt'i, Ayoi Wood', JayaeV, Mri. Vdi1.iv. Eur ni iu."iioroue 'r . ClieralivrV. ...1... . .... .....t i.J "r - iirek.t. and . anv mm.vi jim iwtj WHIM. .IMJIUUIUK .HO aMtllUMUai. "fANTKU-To nnd tho Individual InCnlrO.or IT eianpuere, Hit'1 iu men irrr BTDiem ueno vator without rece IV ni DKCtOEf) HENKF1T. Mam or our Jeajlnc '-itlten. hqrs.tcatcd lla vlrtnea to rteif f"lln. At l?relay'. ' ' ' rPRY IT Mudge'a American Sherry Wine, unlike JL othtr wii.ra, m liixntiTQ' ladta uffecta. It la a pleaanntand reliable cure turcoftlveaeiui. To t hod at UorelayaV T ., TilVOT AITIOX IIRACE-A aunerlor aiiiMn I derfortklrtaorpaatat an untuJled bracu for uir Riioiuurr , aiwHv euaenuer, Dnwe, or noi, n( pievurr. OH EF.T QCIXHr-Tho genuine article to I I j naa urciay-. uuininu irerrora btuerneaa, anu yet containing an inevmuraoi common quinine. BUHTON'B TOBACCO ANTIDOTR-ThOM who wh to quit chewing tobacco cn And a a ure. euro In the u of Uurton'a Antidote. Get a box and try it. sennnny cent to Uarclay llrothera, Cairo, wti mjr win wuu you pox uy man. XTIHE, WHINUIEft AKB HRANDIKK- TT. i-or Meaicai uae. uiiriwniaandlniporlel inc and hrandlel, and the beat article of bourbon. At Barclays-. STEAMBOATS. 0 (AIRO AND PADUCAH Xm&2Ly FaoUot. The light draught paocnger Steamer WM. WIIITK, K. V. NOItTIIF.nN ...Matcr, J. M. HF.VEKLT w Uerk, Will make rcgulor DAILY THIPrf between Cairo and IVulurah, leavinic Cairo eury fvcnlng (Hundaya ex cepted! at tivo o'clock. Tho Whltoconnecta at I'adueah ntCy the New Orlcan nnd Ohio railroad, and thqCumberland and Tcnneieo ner ivtcketK. For freight or passage npnlr on lioard, or to JI. J. BUCKLl'.r, Agent. lanMdff Cairo, tlllnnl.. FOR RENT. 17l It IIK.T.-The Levee building on Lot , II 3, ? lately ocouplMl by Parker A I'hilllp nnd Wm. Winter, ronstmlcn given ImmudlaUiiy. nprisdtf C. WiNhTO.V, No, 74 Ohld IAve. FOR SALE. Mill SALE, CIIEAP-New Cottage and three lutn,coriiir I.ocustand Sixteenth streets, marl<f OltF.KN 4 OILHKItT, Altr.n WANTS. tlTA.VTED-Alexander County Orderaat 80 tt. )V and City Scrip at tfcenta on tho dollar, for all klnda of Lumber und Uuildora'MateriuU. mnlMtf W. w. TIIOItNTON. S AIICHEIiBON & BRO., Deulera Iu Fnilt, VejrclablM and Country Prodttfc Wholesale and Iicta(lt No, 110 Commercial Avenue, corner Ninth Street, uairo, Illinois. Ordoru tilled wilh llltlisMl. nnd delivered In urn. part of the city i choice, butler uhyayaon hand, ritcuui boata supplied. 3. MICIIKLU. uptiii .11. .illt.UKl. TpOPLAR LUMBER WANTED. Parllea hnTlnB2nd81neh lumber,7orHJnchea ulde, length, Uditleront, will do well to addreas. with terma of delivery at steamboat landincr. tha ST. LOUW MANUFACTUKINO CO.. Proposals tourDleli blocks WTaollorted.' ppSllw HINDE'S COLUMN. .ciiaocitr WMikraoAt' I CAltOTItKOKtf -. 0 HAS.T.IIINDK, FOHWAltlUNO AND C0JUU8SI0N A&33rf T. CAIRO TKAXSFER COMPACT CAIRO ILLINOIS. . Through Illlla of Lntllnr Riven to alt AvalUlile I'olnla ljy Hall or Water. irfll'KdlAI. ATTKSTION TO KOIWAKDINO. c 1A1IIO AND VVW ,,T TIANS. ATLANTIC ANU MISSISSIPPI.' NTKASIS'IZII C03tPAXT C0MPR0MISK MNE STEA3IERS ' TO WBW O IFt Xi 33 jOL 30r IS Tin: kti:amkuk V. It. AUTIll Il, I.AIIV HAY... , lONF.?, Master, HUIIK, Ma'ti-r, HUTU.... I'KOIUM, JlnMer, I'AVIiI.NK CAKIIOI.L Willi n. Hatter, IIIHMAKCIC I.M HIKKN. ilMUr LI.7.IK RILI COMJIO."VVKALTII . tll.IVK IIK.WCII CONTI.NKNTAL (illEAT Hi:i'tI3MC... MISK1"(1IM'I TIIOJ1PSO.V I) K A -V .., HOLliIR Altl.t: ..0'Ni:il.. Macter, W.MiV, 3lnter, ,. j"iriCi .'iwu'li ..(IttHBNOt'lil! Mait'r ..I)O.VALD?ON Mler UUI'.KN Mauler, ..I'ISI'I'HIl, JlMtor, fi&tai . i . .Alil.lf, Jia.-icr. Compr'slns nil tho flncat nnd largcat boats out of St. I.UUI!. One of Ihc abovo Uno of steamers Will leave Cairo for New Orlr .ius ocry Forly-Digltt Hours, Connecting at N-w Orleans with tleean Lino of SlMin t-rn to titrerpool, Xew York. Ilontoli, nnd Gnlvc" ton, Triut. Pajscngera and .liippem uin rely on one of tkem boat leaving Cairo j uni tnally n alive. Will . y rartlcular attention to all way rrViehta betaw Mempnip to New Orleans. CIIA3. T. MINDK, , , Oeneml Agent, Cnlro. Omce, on Wh.un.(it. Public Ijwtllns. EI). F. SIS-u0 ;. Passenger and Ticket Agent. Ollifle, at hi. Charlea Hold. M : 189. : jZ&t : isoo. : The following Tloals comprise this Lino and wIM run In ths followlnu order t JtF.MPIUS PACKF.TS Arrlvo at Cairo, Arrive at Coiro, Uoata. M. ci. HELLK ST. LOUIS. Tuesday, 1 p. m jSnturdoy la-in ZInler. MiLster. CITYOFCAIItO, T"-lyftpm Monday, t n.m Malin, .Mosierji HKLI.v: MKMI'IUS iSomrday. 5 p.m Thur., t.n.m Crane, Master I 1 VtCIWIlUllO PACKET. ' ' 1 Arrivoatldioi UrlxaHt C.iro, cr. DoJiti. pay, CITY OF ALTON, Arohr. Masti r j Weydnd'y.ftpjn Prtrfay, .1 1 n.tn MAHllLb t-lTV, . Staiten ' KUIiICON, .Frtduy, h p.m6iindiiy, 1 n.m limn', .Mxnvri I LIIMINAKY, ; " , V ConMnj, 'faster; M.K. FOItJlYTIl, Pnnda.r, 6 p.m I I;,'- Wednsd'y I itim itanev, .unsier, JULIA, 1 " ColUhan. Master.. Connecting at St. Louis wwh Xorthern Line I'neket CompHiiy, Keokuk Packet Coinimity, Omaha Packet Cokiiiuiiy, and Various ltnllrunil Lines. At Uaiophla with Meuiplila ami Wlilto Iltvrr Packet Co,, Arkausaa lllvrr 1'acUrt Coiuiiniiy, Miinplila ami C'liM'li'Stoii H. It., and Mlvslssljiiil Tentirascc 11. IC At Vickabarg with Yaioo Itlver Packet, and Vlckabnrf; ami Merldlun Itnllroail, (living through bill lading and ticket to Ml'iuallnMe point by rati or river. C1IAS. T. IIINDK, (ii'iicml Agent. Ollice on Wlmrf-boat. KD. V. flrSO.V, Ticket and Passenger Agent. JTASnVILLK AVn PATito packet ooavrap-iQ-sr ftSrDAUiV Ii 1 X K ! - ConiitinL of tlio fullowlnc Usplondid imscii(;er Btcnmors; NASHVILI.K, 8IM3 Master H.UtPEli ,Cvk TALIH.MAN, 6TRONO Muter WOOP.i Cctk TV1IONE, HAIUION Muster WEAVElt.. ...Clerk joiix Lujisnux, BAV1H Maler CAVIH tolk Making all liituriiioiiiutn'.'uniliiiL'H. and ci attention town, business. uiiAn. 1. iiniii iienenii cont tecJt 'Wd OiHco on Wharfboat. M t riJiniiii, ""n ' If Vl'.tl Afli iif lniTi liririnm aTivi-s . . UNITEII HTATIH MAIL LINE. JOHN U. OA VIS, Suii't..Memi)hli.Tonme. Tlio ,. In. i.lt.l jI.I .,.!... ..I j passi:ni5i:r stkameils MAYFI.OWr.lt, COJIMEUCIAI, uU,i LUIKllTY So. . Leave Memnhls overv 'ri'I!snAV. 1 ,.....m...i HATUKUAY, at ft p.m 'for Whilu Itlver. Duvalt'H lllult vvitft tht MoinjihlH mul Initio Hinik iCil- roatl for Littlo Maalt nnA I lilt Mlit-ltlsed 'lss..n. MemphlH to Littlo Hock, IS houra. ' Freight and IWongerB rw cipted over the nbove. Line at ler rales than anv other route. HIA8. T. ttiADK, Agent, Cairo. III. umcu on wjiuri-imi. glYANSVILLK AND CAIRO PACKET GOTiOCje'Jl.XQ-r kSjj, Consistinj,' of tlio following aea"s2SiloiiilIil Passeii!,'nr Steatnurs: A1UIAOA, DUSOUCHET Master I FOWLElt Clcrlt Leaves Cairo Sum ay and Thuwduy at 6 p.m, UUICKSTKP, , DEXTEK Maitor I QKAMM!I CIk Leaves CVIro Tuesday and Friday at 5 p.m. CUHIIEULAND, WM. A, LOWTIf...Mater WKIOUT.. Clgrk Leaves Cairo Wednejday and Saturday at 5 p.m. Making all intermediate landings, and paying par. UculMattontlou t Paokct FrelghU. (2UA3. T, MKDK, General Agonl, omco on Whaif-boas,