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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-21
June 18
ExNCuT1vM DEPARrmENr.

STATE TREASURY OTFTCE.)
, CoLUlgBIA, 8. O.. June 16, 1859. I
UNDER TIE ACT FOR THE CONVERSION OF
THE STATE sECtRrrIES the Treasurer Of che
Gent. interest payable semiannualy for registered
9tock Bonds are prepared for $780, $500 and $1,000.
Fractions may re returned In certificates Of stock.
Bonds win please present their certificates ct this
ONCE, with name endorsed upon the hack (wit.
nessed.) 20
Persons having Coupon Bonds desirous 60 procure
Reaistered Stock in lieu thereof win please present
Whero parties cannot attend in person to transkot
theS business o. this once 1t 10 preferable that the
same should be transacted through some authosized
agent NILES g. PARKRR,
June IT 13 Treasurer State south Carolina.
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You OUGHT TO INSURE IN THE
CHARLESTON BRANCH
III T e ASSOCIATION
i A OF aAMERICA.

Fl II SGOh 1ACA GOAAOWlNf hEASONH:
lst Becanss tits home institution managed ana
controlled by your own citisens.
e ina sss ss Sny snss a
"a. +" seosnss % L purely musual a. pouoy holder.
share in it's profits or earnings. Its largo ana In.
eressing assets belong exoludvely 70 the policy
4th Because i$s rates are lower than those OF oa.
other companies. And ita dividends will be larcar
5h Because It invests s funds at rates of intorest
ayefaging ten Per cent, while Eastern comp nies'
the dividends Of the Association larger and the rates
OF premium smaller. One hundred dollars improved
at six per cent for fifty ears will amount to Ol
The same amount invested at Ten per cent. will pro-
cent. Investment $9.897 08.
6h Because you ought to insure in successful in
sHution. and the Lite Association of America ia ec
know2cdged by its enamIea well as its friends to
ton of its age In the United States.
NET ASSETS OF THIS DEPARTMENT. IN
VESTED IN THIS COMMUNITY.
100000 deposited I'm the Insurance Department
Of the State OF Missouri tsocoring to law, for tina
psosoction Of policy holders.
,rg Oaaccts.
e. G. Lopez rrss'ns tossatsr =, Rseple;s Nat Bank,
y. E. JENKINS, n. D.. Medical ExAminer.
A$E s ! Directors.
JoHN b ErEELE fo3 North, steele & wsrdelL)
@. IEviNM WALKRR walker, Evans q C0gswefl.)
CIV. Aln1AR Druggist, fsAt .SF.@i-' /
II y. RMAKRs asnI supaeins sendent o. O. naslroad
G.. RAMKMM. Drussts4.
ID. II. SIEOOx, Wtolesaae ana Retain furniture. I.
M.F. CARTEa. Secretary and Ageme,
-. - :. - .m: w: ~ DEoaa-ssxees
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Drugs, Qhentifals. Mff

observation-disclosures.
COZ o @ N Il,
/ INFERIOR TO, TEE BEST IMPORTRp CO
aSS qss manufactured al and sGad wsoessls
June II ,;,' NO. iS1 Meeting. street
DEATH TO WORMS
FLEMNG's WORM CONFECTIONs.
Tho Bost I'm Use.
They are made Of "santoniue" aud contain No
Injurious drug.
Read what one of the most distinguished physi-
clans OF Richmond. Va. Gays about the Lozeuges
have long used santonine the active prnciple of
European Wolm-ssed, on efectual remedy for
worms In children. Mr.. Warner L, Fleming pre-.
pleasant ana H' WITCH VI 60 Is
erly prepared. OF. MANSON, N. .p' D.
DIR. 81 BAER. wholesale Agent,
J0ns a no. 13l Meeting street.
r. 1soN 'a~
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to Remove all Desire
for Tobaeco. 4
1t is Purely Vegetable and contains
III. nothing Injurious.
The following is Of thousands OF testim enials
that are daily received by the Manufacturer:
RICHMOND VA, November o. 1888
DEAR s1n-The tobacco 4ntidote, prepared by
you according to the receipt you have subnitted to
me. and the ingredients OF which have examined.
Is purely vegetable. entirely mar mess and contains
nothing In the least injurious 1t s not dsagreeeble
to 1 .sa1 AND as bone sree oq T
it. JOHN DOVE, M. D. :.
sa1" Price so cents per Box. The usual discount
to the Trade.
A1- For sale by
DR.. I'll. BAER.
wHoLEsALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ju1e7 limo
HSITRATE OF MAGNESIA.
AaooD COOLING SUMMER MEDICINE. MADE
fresh every day. by Dr. II. BAER,
May - No. 1Sl Meeting street.
FoR THE HAIR.
JUST RECEIVED,
| PHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INvIGORATOR
AYERB'HATR vIGOR
MONTGOMERY'S HAIR RESTORER
BURNETPS COCAINE
HALLS STCILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
OHEvALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR
CHALFANT'S COCOA CREAM
LYONS KATHAIRON
BARRY's TRICOPHEROUss
REEVES AMBROSIA
fExoELsIoR HAIR TONIC
SAvAGE'S URSINA
BATCREL0RS HAIR DYE
HAWLEYB HAIR DYE
HAMBLBTON'S HAIR STAIN
POMADES, PHILOCOMES
HAIR OILS, BANDOLME
COLOGNE WATER
MAGNOLIA WATER
FLORIDA WATER
BAY RUM, &C., &c.
For sale by DE-. H. BAER
Nays No. 131 MEETINa- STREET.
| m HI H r H In Sc,
LINN'S GETABLE PILLS.
a. nv
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REPoRTERs' CRU1Bs.-SO far, no commission
has arrived for Qaash, Of tonsorial fame, for q
berth in the Customhouse.
Two extra cars were yesterday put on the
oity railway line. to accommodate church-go-
ers. The plan will be carried out on Sundays
hereafter. q A .
The Stonewall Fire Company are treating for
the sale Of their Hunneman hand engine with
country company. The Stonewalls believe
in ''steam" in this progressive age.
The platform ordinance is being rigidly en-
forced and another delinquent was reported
on Saturday. st#
There was. not an arrest reported on the
books at the Guardh ouse yesterday. :
The Steamship Champion, which has recent
ly undergone thorough repairs, is to take the
place Of tho Manhattan.
S.sa IA ty,.'F --4o------
s}sA iBE-WmDER-MEET IN rHR COLUMBIA Posr-
oiFfnE. Under the oolorea regime the mats
at tho Columbia Postof6ce have been for some
time slightly mixed. The great physician,
Time has failed 10 soothe the discord, for Wild
er. acting evidently on the principle that .
new broom should sweep clean, has boldly
cleared the Columbia office. Of all impediments
and prepared for . freshi start. Formerly, the
complaints came from the up-country, Colum-
bia being Q distributing Office for that section:
but Wilder was impartial. and on the 18th re-
turned to the Charleston Postofsoe the mail
semitic columbia on the, previous day. This
Was rernailed, and lis hoped has by this time
reached its. destination. The papers will be
somewhat stale, but our readers who live in
postal Valdez ness Of Columbia, know that the
redress does not lie in our hands, and we can
only join in the hope of q speedy deliverance.
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|CoLo g ~ e,
EQeERLOR To- TIE BEST, IMPORTED CO
Lo4&E WATER, manufactured and sold wholesale
ano retaH oy '' DR.. II. b AHR,
june II No 1S1 Meeting street.
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sHfPP9Eo Aossl7a.

cSf - RswsssnNSy .Eltss Sssfsas
,sesarraG1 a&ppr43 q etss;5s ia sSs7sgfsi !,avt
~ estJs Sgissss. ~ est c} 9sG.Tt1 ! liza
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-30

FURNISHING GOODS
DEPARTMENT
GEO. G. HENNING,
NO. SII SEVENTH STREET.
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Apropos Of the subject Of diseased vaccine
matter, q writer In the last number OF the Vest
Minister ReVis'g attributes many OF the injurious
effects fowl from incubation to the preya.
lenee CT a spyhilitic faint in the lymph. He
shows, by abundant statistics, how wide
spread is the terrible malsdy from which this
poison Is derived, and thinks that but little
astonishment should be felt at the resistance,
on the part of parents, to compulsory VAGINA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-30

The Lydia Thompson buTlesque troupe will
give their last performance at the National
Theater this evening, when 1.-The Forty
Thieves" which attracted an immense audi.
enee last evening, will be repeated. On Mon.
day the Neweomb Minstrels, with the oelebra.
ted Dutch coined ian mmet, will make their
first appearance.
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The sale Of selts for CarIotta PATHS
grand concert a: Lincoln Hall on Tuesday
next, the I'd of November, commenced
at MeizerOtt's music store this morning.
she VIII be supported by Hableman, Her.
MAINS, Richter, Prume, Ronconi, and other
celebrated artistes- The indications are that
her concert here will attract large and bril-.
liant assemblage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-30

On Tuesday next, the ID OF November, a
general election takes place in Maryland for
Comptroller of the State Treasury, who will
hold office for two years for members Of the
General Assembly twelve Senators and a re "
House Of Delegatss.) Sherils, County Survey
Ors, County Commissioners, and School Com.
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Taxpayers VIII bear In mind that the COL
lector will commence receiving taxes due the
city, on Monday next, November LIST, and that
they geta deduction Of fiyeper cent for prompt
aymenI.
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WASHINGTON
COOPERATIVE BUILDING
DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION.

The SECOND ANNUAL NETTING viii bs
NIGHT, at clock.
The Ar nual Report. showing the ipancial CON.
clifton OF Association 81 the cloe of the second
Ing year will be chosen.
The attendance Of every stakeholder IL requested
hLadies holding stock may vote by proxy
oe0-3s J. T. TfiOMPs0S Sec,v
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DROPosALs FOE SEW KB.

Qfoe ef SRP-iafendsAf and iasP,cfOr Of SelcTs
Ca,T.as.icags, footpays anf Ne,c BEiLdines.
CITY BALL. WASHINGTON, ID. q, Oct. rs. lese
Sealed proposals will be received st the Mayor n
once, City Ball, until II o'clock n. on FRIDAY,
the 5fh day of November. for constructing a bar.
rel sewer OF brick. AZ feet In dismster, or Of 40
inch tile, As may be determined comnencin in
ID street eaet, from ailey IN "a are 76O knorn
as Grants subdivision" thence ruuniue along
"a street east 70 street north, 90 connect With
drops. thinlbles. and mAnholes wherever reanired :
The WORK te be done under the direction OF the
superintendent and inspecser Of Sewers the ea-
rerintepdence Of the fifth Ward 90 nnntssioner
End the Assistant Commissioners appointed By the
Mayor.
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any or
Ell lice II deemed for the interest Of the corpora
on 70 90 20 and any bid that does not confor n 90
this advertise Eeut 10 every respect sill not be
considered.
secood street a. east ~ sha'r'e0 oaHs. d. RIiss'
ocZ tChronI euperintendeot Of Sewers, &C.
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The striking Chicago tailors have resumed
work, compromise having been effected by
W hich they secure his her rates.
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AFIssT GLASS SEWING MACHINE.
The WtLsOs SEWING MACHINE makes
fro m silk TO leather. w" DC" suysuing'
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunssa
Can at k0HLbURGb Penney etsre. I'm st,aat
All kinds Of Ma. h,ne Work done
&C 20 3m. a. o. BIpDLEMAN. AGENT.
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EOR sALE-Two new BRIOK DWELLING
4 HOUSES, on Coy, near Green street, George
tcwn: Terms easy. Apply to A. B. SHRPHERD,
EOR RENT-0n first focr. one large and noel,
l. furnished PARLOR; also, two adj0inine
together or separate: Also, one front CHAMBER
Vii be rentad very cheap TO reliable tenants No
ware avenue and lat street east. jyV
LOB RENT-An elegant, Furnished HOUSE
Il delightfully."- situated, No. SO Missouri Avenue
near "a Get, containing sixteen rooms; gas
water, and all modern imprev ements; carrisee,
house and stable. Apply on the premises ola.n
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GRAND REDUCTIOS OF PRICES.
Shaved and Hair Cot. q cents; Do or Hot or
cold bath: Is cents; Do shsmpoofng, ~ cents, Do,
Mustsohe IDS cd, 20 cents, DO. hair CurIet. Is eta
Private entrance 70 Ladies Hair Dressiu * Rcsm
Corner l2th street ard Penna. avenue under the
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PROPOSALS FOR WASTE PAPER.

OFFICE GENL euP'r TREASURY BUILpIys,S
Washington, Oct D. 1853. 4
Bids will be received at the oefce OF the General
Superintendent Of the Treasury Department until
2n November 6tL, 1853. for the WASTE PAPER
now on hand, together with what may Accumuiata
10 lst day Of yuiy, ls70.
The Paper viii be assorted in two qualities,
ESQ. RICE.
oc2I I'd Gent Supf Treasury Buildi1p
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THE goRDER OF NAY N. 1853, An.
Of Waste Paper belougng % The Tressur De-
psrtnent. is hereby vtsAdrs N tSr ths pfessnt.
my lat Gen. eupt. rsssury Bria.ngs.
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THE GO Dress
SHIRTS,
WARRANTED EQUAL II HOT SUPERIOR
TO ANY SHIRTS IN TIE UNITED STATES
FOB THE SAME PRICES.
THY ARE MADE IN
THREE PLEAT BosoMs,
WITH COLLARS Or WITHOUT,
WITH CUFFS Oh WITHOUT.
To open behind or In front. and
wITn BUTTONS Oh FOB STUDS.
1 have these Shirts In all sizes for
alNTLEAEN,
YOUTH AND
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS
ARE FROM Is TO Is INCHES NECK,
and sell for
9,12, AND els PEB HALF DOZEN.
BOYS SHIRTS
ABE FROM IL TO IL INCHES NECK,
aud sell for
1905 AND sIs PER HALF DOZEN.
~ The peculiar merit of these Shirts are the fir
At and good wearing qualities.
GENTLEMEN's UNDERSTANDS AND
DRAWERS.
GOOD MERINO
UNDERsHIRrS AND DRAWERS, Use.
FINER RIBBED AND PLAIN
UNDERsAIkT5 AND DRAWERS, 81,
ENGLISH MERINO SHIRTS
Asuperior article, only 81 .S5.
HEAVY MRRINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
zinc FINISH, LOO.
FINEST MAKES or
MIRIHO SHIFTS AND DRAWERS,
From 81 to $3.50.
GOOD BED FLANNBL DRAWERS, q. so
GOOD Red FLANNEL SHIRTS, %.
BEST QUALITY BED PLANNEL
eAAKIR SHIFTS AND DRAWERS,
(Of goods worth 81 per ysra,J IS.
FINE WRITE FLANNEL
SHIRTS AND DBAW1RS, %. so.
HAND MADE CANTON FLANNEL
DRAWERS. or HAMILTON STOUT, q.
FINEST WHITE CANTON FLANNlL
DRAWERS,
DOUBLE SEATED, 81.
BOYS AND CHILDREN's
UEDkRsHIRrS AND DRAWERS,
Alarss variety, from q.
GLOVES.
GOOD CLOTH GLOVES, from 75c to $3.50.
FINE THREAD GLOVES, from 75c. to 81 so
FUR GLOVES. to s12.
HOME MADE BUCKsKIN GLOVES AND
GIANTS.
w0OLIN SKATING GLOVES.
MARKET GLOVES,
No Fingers, 7Sc.
DRIVING GLOVES,
most superior article of English make. Double
fsim' ana OF most excellent wearing quality, e.
KID GLOVES.
Best Quality, S2.95.
CASTOR GLOVES,
Finest French, S2.25
WOODEN MITTENS, from Tangier Island.
Fine qualities Of ENGLISH and DOM EsrIO
MEBIN0 SOCKS, 75c.
Best Shaker KNIT SOCKS, 75s.
Best Country KNIT SOCK. SOC.
Best ENGLISH and GERMAN
HALF HOSE. 8 and % per doz.
CARDIGAN JACKETS, ss to ss.
GERMAH HAHD.JAsKErs,
to So.
RUSSIAN COATS or
DOUBLE JACKETs, 81.
Gents MAUDS or
TRAVELLING SHAwLs, to 9lO.
MONKEY JACKETS.
RUBBER GOATS, $50 to IS
RUBBER TALMAs. OLOAKs, &c.
BLUE AND WHITE
OVERALLS and JUMPERS
WILLOW OIL CLOTHING.
RoBKS Oh CHAMBRH, 6 to $50.
VELVET SNORING JACKETS, $40.
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~ oiks ,-Ths aboSe notice ~ IOS u1a
s sRt1r s,yipg shst 4 ovn nc nATESr OOH
h o oontemptible fssehood, and can prove ID sos
pheTeiere, al persons wishing 90 get OONCREf6
fAsAMkNIe or CELLAR FLOODS will DO veil
concrete II the city, at cents per yard less % an
Lnornton smith or any other competition. The
beet OF reference given when required. once 6
bsiloers' Depot, No. 362 ith street.
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while the less appreciative found = little
too much Of It. A house. In the @uSth
ward was considerably t6fp BY the light
ming, and steamers everywhere In The
nelghborhood lay up 81 the hank until
the power OF the storm was exhausted.
The Kilgour, bound, from Louisville to
New Orleans was compelled tolRy Up
twelve hours, near Mound City, on sc44
count Of the wind. s,pJs
This morning the sky was still over.
cast with clouds, and the temperature 20
warm as to make us expect more rain.
The Mississippi and Missouri are rising
slowly In several places but falling In
others. No rise Of any magnitude Il
looked for until after May1st
The Ohio Is falling every where except
from Evansville to the mouth Of Wabash.
The rise will scarcely cause the river to
stop falling here, but may do 20 for day
or two. There Is six feet In the channel
to Pittsburgh and seven feet six inches
in the chute over the falls at Louisyilla(
Here the river has fallen Is inches In
the past 2s hours.
The White brought out 200 sks corn
for reshipment to N. o. and hhds to-
bacco for st. Louis, besides sundries for
Cairo and other places. msW Z
The Armada brought go pieces stones
and castings, 80 bbls potatoes for reship-
ment south, hhds and tubs tobacco for
for st. Louis and the following for Cairo.
b. s. Harrell 16 pkgs furniture. +. Kors-
meyer case of tobacco. w. M. David.
son ii pkgs hardware. Cundif bxs
eggs. 4, .s. rgi -r.
The Nashville brought ls0 pkgs cedar
ware, 23s bars and bundles iron, 10 tons
sundries and scrap iron for reshipment
to st. Louis, 81 pks dried fruit and sum
dries for Chicago. 4 hhds tobacco, for
New York. 10 bbls -four, 80 pkgs cedar
ware for reshipment south. .,-
The Great Republic brought 5000 bars
II. r. iron for Cairo and vincennes r. r.
10 axis coffee, 10 bbls tar, II pkgs for @. T.
Hinde.
The Commonwealth brought 20 SKIS
Bois D'Arc seed for Cairo, 40 bbls sweet
potatoes, Is crates queensware for reship-
ment per rail to Chicago. -fia l.ia %
| The great steamer Thompson Dean,
Capt. Pepper, with Capt. N. b Fowler In
the clerks office, leaves for New Orleans
and all intermediate ports this evening.
A commodious cabin has been added to
this mammoth steamer, and can assure
passengers Of every comfort which the
could expect In . first class hotel.
The White leaves aslusual this evening
for Paducah.
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LOCAL NEWS.
THE EXCURSION TO MOBILE.
Tickets to mona rae xAlssr. Only.

EFL.NEFl.b T(-NIEgA OKLA
As It Is evident that there has been an
unguarded distribution j OF free passes
and invitations to the excursion to Mo-
bile and return, we have been INSTRUCT
ed to make the fact known that transpor.
tation south Of Cairo. and to the banquet
at Mound City, will be furnished to
none but editors Of papers, and their
ladies, leach editor, under the reguls-
ton Of the Association, being limited to
one lady, Tickets, with the name Of
tho editor and the paper with which he
is connected, will be furnished by the
Transportation Committee at Cairo, It
being the purpose to accommodate edi-
tors land their ladies) and none otlevs.
Persons entitled to transportation un-
der the above, must make application
for tickets TO the transportation Com.
mittee, at the Ticket Ofice Of the iii.
nois Central Railroad, on Wednesday,
the 2lst, between the hours Of ten
o'clock am and two o'clock pm. s,s.i
w. r. Halliday,
8. =. Taylor,
d. Hurd,
James johnson, 81
A. 3. Stafford,
Transportation Com.
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Presssa,sissse.r E.tert.snms.s.

Mr. L. Levy is In the city arranging
for q wonderful, startling and highly in
teresting entertainment by Prof. Owens,
the prestidigetateur Of the world and
John Carroll, the celebrated dancer and
comic singer We have only sp ace to
say that the initial performance will be
given In the, Atheaeus tomorrow eve
ming. The entertainment will be diver.
sified, chaste throughout, and full Of
mystery. Go early and secure eligible
seats.
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| A crowd 6ixw0 Or thfSs Aahdf0 per.
cons, white and black, were drawn, "a,
the court house, yesterday afternoon, bs
the announcement that the convicts
would be started for the Joliet peniten-
tiary. About three o'clock the omnibus
arrived on the ground, and soon after,
Dick Fitzgerald brought forth his peni-
Tertiary brigade, securely chained and
ironed, and hustled them on board.
There were considerable weeping, moan
ing and wailing among the friends and
relatives Of the prisoners, and some Of
the prisoners themselves gave way to
their feelings and cried outright
The following list gives the names Of
the convicts, the offenses Of which they
were convicted, and the term Of their
imprisonment, viz:
Dan. Webster, larceny. seven years;
James Oman, robbery, one year; J. Hol-
ahsn, robbery, Ave ysew, VIM. Williams,
robbery, Ave yesfs; .. Brady, robbery,
five years; J. Bogss, buggery, two years
and half; VIM. Psytou, (col'd) bur-
glary, three years; Louis Robinson,
(col'd) burglary, three years; Al. Cow
ington, (col'd) burglary, three years;
J. Robbins, (col'd) incest, eight years;
Henry Gay, (col'd) granddaughter, five
years Il ee Humphreys, (col'd) adultery,
one year; Eliza King, (white) adultery,
one year; Mary Randolph, (col'd) lar
ceny, two years and a half; Florence
Middleton, (col'd) larceny, two years
and three quarters.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-19

rhe Free School Fair ana Festival.
The amount realised during the recent
fair and festival given for the bsae6t Of
the Lorstto Free school, reached the
handsome sum OF nine hundred and
twenty-five dollars above expenses. The
Mother Superior, Of the aoadsmv and
the ladies interested tender an expires.
sion Of their obligations TO Messrs. Par
ksr 4 Phlllis, for the use Of the room and
the furniture; to the Cairo Gas Compa
ny, for the gas used; to the Cairo Silver
Cornet baud, and Others for fsvors too
numerous to mention, but not too nu-
merous to remember and b appreciated.
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Cigar manufhcsOry.

! am now engaged, somewhat exten.
sively, In the manufacture Of cigars, hav-
Ing four nrst-class workmen employed,
and am prepared TO furnish the trade with
the best cigars In market ct prices that
will defy composition, an gLrna
The attention Of retail dealers IL partic-
ulsrly invited, fully phriuadsd, ~ am,
that 1t will prove largely to their advan-
tage TO procure their supplies at my estab-
lishment. No. l02, Commercial avenue.
apll96t p. SAUP.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-19

Mr.. Behmis' residence on Holbrook
avenue was struck by lightning, last
night, about twelve O'Clock, the crash
Of thunder following waking every sleep
er In the city, the report eQusling the
noise Of . thousand cannon. The light.
ming knocked Off Mr.. B's. chimney tops,
and reaching the kitchen played havoc
with the stove and cooking utensils.
Fortunately no member Of the family was
hurt. t.ia
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hCe Nseonn oe0 bO0S WesSr
One Of the most elegantly and cozily
furnished Ice cream saloons Of the city II
that at l02 Commercial avenue, Of which
Mr.. p. Saup Ii proprietor. 1t will receive
his personal supervision, which is guar.
anty that respectable families, ladies and
children, may visittt at any time with.
QUE fear Of the intrusion Of Objectionable
characters. A hrst-class soda fountain
porcelain lined Is In connection with
the establishment.
From and after Tuesday morning, citi-
zens and families can visit this saloon,
assured that they will receive not only
the most pslatable cream and soda to be
obtained In the city, but the most cour-
teous attention also. apll9d6t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-19
First, try "Barrett's."

John Hamilton, agent for those cele-
brated Kentucky wooden goods, has this
day received from the mills ut Owsns-
boro, fresh supply Of goods consisting
jeans and satinsts, suitable for the spring
trade. They are the best goods In the
market aud he proposes to sell them low.
Call and see him at l0l Commercial ave.
nue..
As these goods will be sold by the
piece ct very low rates, merchant tauors
might ind II to their interest to buy.
apis &C .ea-saCnNSoO .caE&NO-A
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-19

The sewers were opened yesterday
morning, and We notice already q very
decided diminution ofthe body Of sipe.
water inside. ...f.....,.r
The few buckets full that will be left
on Wednesday will hurt nothing In the
estimation OF anybody. frf.asi'