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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01
InlAI nHENIIIIs.

The freedom. Cd. the high sidewalk, c,tcnd-
% 10 li;ilo childgca, some OF them mere in
iaHts, r-. Inevitably bear &, legitimate
fruit. broken limbs, and possibly Jos, Of life.
A ...r. g.9wi s.4aled 90 C,yne'. ball
alloy Yesterday afternoon. Several VERY cx-
Ting gan. s,.e played, to- days SPORT,
c.us4A- WlsA- mat game IN which cy-
c-ya.ly participated without order or any
A..a OF a.raAg tme.i.
T4co.se,i.n 8, tae Chief topic among the
soyre.gHs ju,i moss. Candidate, have an
affinity ta- largo crowd.
". B. Rockwell & Co.. are among The
mosi extensive ueW-dealers 0f Illinois. Their
counter. ass Away filed with the latest
dallle-, The best family weeklics, and MI the
mouthl.es 90. merit.
The Fourth Ward propose. 10 establish, at
the ensuing electio n, that IL j. the most pop
ulous ward in the city.
The Mission or Union sabbath school
hold IN the Christian church. on 18th street,
has we are informed, over three hundred
scholars enrolled. Being free from sectari-
anis,n it has enlisted The service Of citizen.
Of AL protestant denominations.
The Roy. Nj Morrison presiding elder Of
tue Nj. T.. church, "a about To take up his
residence in some other portion Of hi, field Of
labor. His wife, confined to her bed during
period Of two OF three weeks by an attack
o: small pox, Is coayalcsing. The reverend
gentleman Las q large circle of friend. in
Cairo whose good wishes will follow him.
The regular monthly meeting Of the city
council will be held this evening ii prom
Uses 70 be session Of unusual interest.
DIR. j. b. Humphreys announces that he i.
candidate for city clerk, subject TO the deci-
sion of the democratic party. That. tho way
10 do ii.
Don't forget To register Tomorrow for III,
charter election. Tho board Of registry will
meet at the usual places for holding city elcc,
tions.
+. Z, Albright, esq, arrived home from
Springfield yesterday morning. During hi
short stay ia the capital city Mr., Albright
was admitted TO practice in the United State,
district court
The attention ofthe grand jury, now in ses
sion and Of the city police force, is called to
communication in this paper, signed "Fourtl
Ward
The Illinois Central Railroad company il
paving the leyee, between the Central ceva
tor and the river, width Of about three hun
bred feet.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01
% boot nnl - - OF EIlIotl nd nm:

The boot and shoe store OF Elliott and Hay
thorn presents rare inducements to customers
all In the quantity quality ali price OF
the stock Away. on hand there. Boot. and
sho.' being speciality with the firm they
watch the ma-i.s. and avail themselvo. Of all
favorable taa'Hs'.nns 'hst they may furnish
their pa.s0us wiki good. in their line at the
lowest possible ;Hre What they have not
GO: .u .-o way OF boot. aud shoes. ladies e.,
mise aHI gl..-sel- -AJes, etc, il will b. a
io. '. time ~ look tl- elsewhere in Cairo.
Ta-'s 1t..E g. very complete, and having re-
ce.ye- recent large .al attractive additions
'hoy n'k The pablo to look through il and en-
qg.se toe Vr.ee-. feb7-jt
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01
FOURTH WARD NUISANCE.

Mr.. Editor;-I desire to call the attention
of the police to the den Of infamy on the
north side Of goth street at its intersection
with Commercial Avenue. 1t il the abode
OF abandoned women and the resort of thieves,
vagabonds and loafers. A decent woman
can scarcely pass the place wthou, subjecting
herself to insult from some Of the degraded
creatures connected with or visiting the house
It's proprietor is living, | understand, in a
state OF open adultery; and the indecent or
giles carried on there are disgrace to the
city. The abandoned women from Poplar
and oath streets congregate there almost eve
ry night, and indulge in drunken carousals
that ought not TO be tolerated ap hour. The
house Is vile nuisance to the neighborhood,
and the reputation of the city demands that
1t be abated therefore call the attention
OF the police to it, and ask that the grand
jury, now in session, make it a part of their
business to inquire into the abominatic.-- Of
which / complain. FOURTH WAkD
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01
Those that can See hut Dimly, can be
Made 10 see Plainly.

Tabcr Brothers are now in receipt of one OF
dc ,argc.. and finest tocks Of speciaclcs and
Eyeglasses ever offered to the public in this
market consisting Of steel bowed spcctacles
-hcll vuleauiz-d rubber and steel framed eye
glasses, In The most fashionable and exquisite
styles. Ter ladies and gratlemcn.
Those good. wsrcparrha.cd Of the cccbra-
ted manufacturing op;ician firm OF james ".
Tween \ Co.. Philadelphia, Pa, and selected
tyu first class opteian Of that city.
We are prepared 90 furnish mathematical
instruments, ~ drawing, surveying and civil
engineering; el-. philosophical. astronomi
ca. instruments. &C., 81 those celebrated maxi
or. TABLE BEoTHgg,.
Cairo. H., January %, lsGs-Gt
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01
rInY,TlIE:! FIgE..!

Na.r- water waterl'' Great induce.
me1;s Bargains bargains! The stock OF
clothing, furnishing goods, boots, shoes, &c,
&c, which was saved by Sternheimer Il Marx
from the late Gre, will be sold at 80 per cent.
less sham cost, al thc.f new place of business,
N. "a Ohio levee. Call soon and secure bar
gains as the goods viii be sold at great sac
-iacc, by order of the underwriters.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01

Tho match game o. ball to be played in
Coyne's alley tomorrow afternoon, commence
irc s. O'Clock, viii be manly contest of
che highest interest. Two of the most expert
p.ayoss o. the city are matched for the occa-
sion. Everybody Is invited to witness the
.-s--. q.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01

The bargains given by Goldstine & Rosen-
water In calicos, muslin,, and all staple arti-
oles in the dry goods limo, is attracting the
attention Of all prudent buyers If
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01

nnier Coun., ORDERS at so cts.
w on he jollar ioI all Eint- Of Lumber and Bull
dtrp' Materials p. W. THORNTON.
janlSd,f
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01

a grand carnival and masquerade ball will
distinguish Tuesday, February the 9th as II
j.y long 10 be remembered. a parade in
masks and costumes will take place at 10
O'Clock, on the morning Of that day, and the
tall viii be held at Scheels hall in the eve
ming SackbersaT aul Kochlcr give the ball,
and will spare no pains to make il a success
IL every particular. They invite and expect
all their respectable friends and acquaint
snces to be present and participate in the fcs-
tivitics. Improper character. viii be per-
cmptorily excluded Good music, good order
ard good cheor are guaranteed. The crowd
will no doubt be large and the enjoyment
"tremendous.' jy29-3t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01
LOCAL NEWS.

For oysters 60 90 Louis Herbert and pro
cure some OF his Mobile Shell Oysters.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01

The high school were dismissed at noon
yesterday for the day, to allow the carpenters
who are shelving the library room to finish
up their work 1t will be called in the morn
ing, however, as usual.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01

his lie, remember who drhSBVu HII orr Oo'f
the steamer from one of the levee saloons.
In conclusion let me say that l have stated
the plain facts in the case, and If either oil inc
parties concerned or interested in TINS con-
troversy desire anything more they can ma
me in Cairo at any time, willing to satisfy
anything further that may seem offensive, by
less ink and more fun. JOHN HoGASi
,orsboi NJ the CITY Of Cairo, III.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01

a ball will be given in Coyne's ball alley,
corner Of Division and Poplar streets next
Tuesday evening. The respectable public
are invited to attend and participate. Good
music and po.cl prompter, will be at the SER
vice Of the party, and the best Of order en-
f,--ol
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01

The democratic city central committee will
meet at the office Of Allen, Webb y b..
this evening.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-01

4. z. Birmingham will lecture before the
academy of science tomorrow evening, in the
Atheneum, commencing at half past o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-09
CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS.

<yHANGE OF TINE Eastward = Express
l } Train leaves San Francisco daily at A. NJ;
Stockton, 11:l8 A. n; Sacramento, 1:60 ?. NJ;
Junction. ,3O6 P.N.; Colfax, 6:25 p. ~; Reno,
1900 r. NJ; Wadsworth, 1:S0 A. ~; Carlin, $3.50
P.N.; Elko. 4:65 r. NJ; Promontory, GAS A. n;
ofsisri RETtiRNING..Express iiS Train leaves Prom.
ontory daily, GAS r. ~; Elko, 7:so A. n; Carlin.
$50 4. T.; Wadsworth, 1055 r. NJ; Reno, 1885
A H.: Colfax, T:b2 A. NJ; Junction, 10:40 a. n;
Sacramento, 1900 ~; strivo San Francisco,
' LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO, 400 p. NJ:
Stockton, S53 r. NJ; arrive Sacramento, l1:0O
LEAVE SACRAMENTO. eso a. ~; Stock
ton. $40 A. r.: arrive San Francisco, 100 T. y.
TWO TRAINS DAILY FOR MARfSVlLLE
SUNDAYS excepted leave Sacramento 6io A: M X;
aaO r. H.. Marysville, 1915 A. n. and BIS p. n.
Leave Msrysyille 9:l5 4. n. and 1245 P. r.;
srriyc Junction 10:45 A. u. and 345 T. u.
Sacramento 1l:50 A. Y. and $40 Pm.
THROUGH FARE REDUCED.-From San
Francisco or Sacramento to Omaha. $s3 -; 10 70
York, Slis SO: to Boston, $114 Is.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
ara mn daily from Sacramento to Promontory
Double Lower Berth. IS 90; Dsnble Upper
Berth, IS 90; State Rooms, $40 90. Double
Berths accommodate two persons; State Rooms
'S SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave San Fran
| cisco daily, 400 p. r.; Sacramento Sunday
| excepted) at 500 A. II. Fare to Omaha, $a5
| st. Louis. $45; Chicago, $45; New York, $5O.
I CHILDREN not over Twelve Q2) years
ago, Half Fare; under Five " years OF age
100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE (pcr adul
passerger) Free. so Pounds Baggage (pe
child between and 10 years Of age) Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE (over 100lbs9 betwcel
Sacramento and Omaha currency $16 per ~
pounds. A.. n. IoWSE, aeni eug =; ';
October 4, 1850. oc7'u
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Notice---Last Call.

IT, PERSONS INDEBTED TO 7 70 TIE r.:
n late iIm IN o. call at W. A Merediths Stns0'
TS;n ,ec., % Cold Hin and settle immediate'
II in theS S wish to save cost q writs;pRrp,TH. writ;
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HALE L NORCROSS
STOCKHOLDERS.

A LII PERSONS HoLn,So sro, -,
n this Company are rcoucs,s5 sIoCh N
District Courtroom in Virginia So, 40 meet AZ tne
nesday, October sOth, 1860, at o'c,ossc ',sc on Med-
the purpose OF appointing onmi,,Sr =. y, ior
tgate the accounts OF the manacemsn,' 70 ,nves.
Rasss &C., 1so Esnc,s 10 Cooperate with like COMMITTEES
Comn,ry a eo 10 investigate the books Of ,Se he
SVnSs; Gnd fsu o.,o, STOCKHOLDERS sn'
Ocltt
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r. n. TAYLOR,

ATTORNEY AT Law.
C.r..r b and Taylsr Streets 80
VIRGINIA. ssa-1n
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Pioneer steam Tow Line
FOR SACRAMENTO.

IL GOODS SENT WITH DISPATCH.
A Vessel leaves daily nom jackson street
wharf. Country merchants plesse order goods
by this line. =; y. PEEEhSON; Agent,
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C. A. .HEATON,
ADVERTISING AGENT,
Nos. AZ and A J street, sacramento.

~ Mr. Heaton Is tho authorized agent Of
~. COLD HILL NEWS for Sacramento
tnO SS ssT-tf
The New York herald., 1869-04-18

Admission so cents 2s and 70 cents extra
Seats secured at the box once six days in advance
Notice ednesdsy, Aprn a. tho Fsa,ou,me gariesaua
ROBINSON CRCSOE AND ms s.S FRIDAY.
MATINEE NEXT SAT,tEy.Y ara
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH SINGLE GEN
eman. wish two full sized Rooms, with Board betwee
Fourteenth and Thirty fifth streets, for 1882 week
higher than third aoor Unques,onabe references Addres
box 10a Herald olce.
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1CO WEST TENTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH AvEN uE.-
lJ In frs. c'asa house, with French family, hand
E0mrlg furnished Roor;i to let, with without Board
ference given and required.
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A DvERTIsEMENTs UNDER THIS HEADING
N RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, 40 FULTON STREET
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
BRANCH oFFioE, is FULTos STREET.
ExrRA CARTOON ISSUE.
THE BIG FISH OF THE
SEA
SEE EVENING TELEGRAM Of TUESDAY. AYAIA co.
OLYMPIo THEATsE A5sT;S1gep sEeTSs r1IE6ar AEs
eosEIsSEB eSsH1sSEBB EusSkE: EYESkE:
The H$SIHS IL; s?E'''E BSaS$$f$HE: hSsf$'&E'"''
has It's earliest production, undsnably proved
$H$ $E$ t s$z s$S; $sH$E $s$5
THE as.SfPJH t. MEnE tfs1H sASsIfE EfsKEErAr1oS
M sid 0osTA'S 5ASFAiEa SAE5ETS EHTSSRIrou,sADr,
n4rsGsg GE!TEgns t. EsDEsASzS SsS sS$GsD4r
Begins preclseiy al F: N. Terminates at 1880
YDA %nSMpgoS iss6RLEsouE TROUPE
STJ NJ ~ SssTs!ss ''' ' $50
RECONSTRUCTED sEcossTsSSEEP
sSs$yy sSsEy sSsEE $#1H$fEs: $EIIIe$Es $#!H$$Ess:
RAPrrNHEMR9RuIss RAPrNERRIsG AfrtAHss. stlcIEss
a fkySEIs NySErsa2sIa 4S qEhh NE BEST.
HlSH SHr1ieisss. PEissss'
GLORIOUS DANCES.
AMGsisH iMSosfss alixaGSsii liMxAasGSiilEs
s9fHh15HHGSSss aSs PHRSaSs E2s'sKS2As. @ SSskH2 as J,
PARIS FESTIVAL;
04siAsoa hxfhkoAp SAnsAIsS 2sAIS -
HAh19SHE NHT}SsE yaF9eFrHPA4 yA4GSbaY A4r =
snDrH Is.sn siEA is
raH IRISH u.s. zSS $isEHH $EEAes sa1
TS5i:sF gohs ~ F5't5sis eSSs fE!SfseSg' ESeR pieces
CUSTOMS or THE iSHnzNp G9gs1Hy, As IT WAS
X" $$&f$
cEIEBnArE6 ED 6oSshYBnooK ssSfs fhs JIG.
BOX BOOK Now OPEN.
WAvEEsLJ5Esy. THEATRE; x.u v,.,u uo,.,
#aEE HE|sH $E$ #$EE $s$$
f;5Ss ESSsA ESssh$iA fi5 Is S$Sis $sis "
JAMES E% SE% s3s;E s3s$H ''''''''''
In rehearsal entirely and original Neurological Bur
Admission 80 cents Doors open a.74
MOTHER TELEGRAM CARTOON.
u
i DIPLOMATIC \
oUD0EONs.
sRB E1EHlNa TELEGRAM OF TUESDAY, APRIL ~
NJEw YORK CIRCUS
~ Fourteenth street, opposite Academy Of Music
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2m BovERy.
Musical Local Buresque upon Historical
THE LAST STRIKE; OR,
BILL TELL. THE HERO OF SWITZERLAND.
Songs Dances Choruses, Marches Blondea Brnetss 2c
First appearance OF the celebrated Song and
MISS LIZZIE LAGRANGE.
First me OF new exravagantc novelty BY FRANK RERNs
originator Of the famous Lngard Buesque entitled
THE JAMES TAYLOR BURLEsQUE.
Immense success OF the Champion Irish Jig Char
scter Dancer and Vocalist,
=. ..... MISS JENNIE BENSON.
THE INFANT MoNpLR,. LA PETIT CLARENCE
MAT1NEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, ~ r. NJ
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BROOKLyN nnARD.

I'm BROOKLYN HElGHr-L FEW GENTLEMEN CAN
~ be accomnodatet with sod BOARD and pleasant Rooms
aud is cony to Pisasa cali At as Hicks street
between State az "a Joralemon.
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NoTron
10 velocpedists generally
The attention Of vsocips Experts called TO tho series Of
Grand Races
10 taxe place on the
Union Course. Long Island,
April "a, 1859,

which VIII be open 10 all contestants Az series Of verv
handsome prices viii be offered the OCCASION and ss
every shor viii be made 10 insure thorough order ana de-
coru and present series Of legitimate and srcins con
ne unueyucd trusts TO receive tho conntenance OF
vicinity ~ 'p'''' s""
The races will include mile races sss,nst oppopsns and
against Time and there will be less than twelve dGersut
prsss in the three series Of races v nrs second third
ns trss Of speed viii afford ample opportunities for
tne o atnssr fdere 70 test the qualities of the
VARIOUS mooen ot our metropolitan mahers hope
the races
The prsss are on exhibition At rinsny's, jewelier $50
bFvsawy, and BaI Black Co.'s, jewelers. broadway.
Al eeDrams and commun IONS addressed
W. y. JOHNSON q CO.,
liz Nassau street. room NO. TO-
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HERALD sUNDA.9 49, -QUADRUPLE SHEET
EsIENTs.

~
sss,Sd rs HssPfS sp Sr saTrRDzy
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
WITH A qHHT.hhS sghHsSlD CAST.
TIE FIRST oTHELLO MATINEE
rsS sAruRpAAy, I. sA,h hvFNlSSe4i NEsS4i
Doors open at IA; to commence at O'CLOCK rs of thu
aSssHf q OFFICE Hs sG, az
t store q z e. Il H. I biisoS CO, No M Broadway
Eth AVENUE THEATRE TwBNTY-FoURTH STREET,
> adjoining Fifth Avenue Hotel. prorr.,or
xDoLPH BiRGFELD Manager
FRRNcH OPERA
Houses crowded nightly with the elite and fashion OF New
CHANGE 4os4EH, SE HrHH. IRMA, ExFSx xESxd NIGHT
GRAND an II pSGbEg 90 fxs'Si oSEx faa TRoTPE. r
The best chorus ever heard in America,
\ superb oro5ss.,s; Ssm s,.n.rv and wardrobe
MONDAY n FyEN1Ss, pHR1GN5iE iAErRILis'
IRMA. La Perchoie AUJAC.. .Pqunio
ruFspaE nA sRANpR HyHs1ss, bTt,hEssH. HERaE 20
WEDNESDAY DAKbE hyHEHNal sEnTh. APRIL s1
rHURsRAg Sa BELLE HYHNESG, HShEsH1 AfnII a.
Admission, One Dollar; family circle 6Oc.
Seats secured In advance.
yNTALLACK'S
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
Doors open at ~ Commence at g.
LAST NIGHTS
SATURDAY. aPa MATINEE
SCHOOL,
In consequence or
FORTHCOMING NOVELTIES.
II Is with much that the announces the una
voidabe withdrawal after few more Representations, OF
this charming comedy he under engagement to produce
other plays within given time. . - ~
:, Characters by Nr. LESTER wALLACK, Mr.; JOHN GIL;
BERT, Mr.. @. FISHER, Mr.. J. II. STODDART, Mr.. OWEN
MARLoWE, Mr.. 7. WARD Mr.. CASuIN Miss EFFlE
GERMON, Mrs CLARA JENNINGS, Mrs. JOHN SEXTON,
Miss SAVILLE, Miss F. CLAYTON, Miss LAWRENCE,
Miss A. ROWE Miss E. MONELL., Miss JENNIE DAY,
Miss TlMONEY and others.
NEW SCENERY, MUSIC, COSTUMES.
Box book open six days in advance
WALLACKs.
w MATINEE MATINEE
SCHOOL
SATURDAY, APRIL q.
Doors open at IL; commences at 2.
Box book open.
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pAr.nEs WI HING FURNISHED OR uEFURNisHrE,p, led,
4 Rooms Nav l, secure large airy Rooms In FIRST
pce between Clinton and Court streets of the coolest
and 6ne in Brooklyn Terms reasonable Refer
street.
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A POLIO HALL,
n Twenty.sehth street and Broadway.
For Concerto. Lectures Fairs and Public Enertanmsnts
Apply on tho premses.
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100 WEST TWELFTH sTREET.-TO RENT, FROM
L. = June to November |. second story front Room,
fur she'd with Board gentleman and vile or single gen
teman.
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ITO A FAMILY OR GENTLEMEN OF MEANS, WHO
appreciate good home when they find t.-Several
handsomely furnished Rooms with superior Board, be
had In Madison avenue by addressing K. P Herald Office
VORKvILLE.-A YOUNG FRENCH FAMILY OF TWO,
want to dispose of nicely furnished Parlor and Bed
room lbath room psnol with Board to quiet young mar
respect For particulars address D. D., Herald olce.
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nOARD AND LODGING WANTED

A YOUNG MAN DESIRES BOARD IN A PPIyA
n family the East side, below Grand street. Terms
be moderate. Address }. W. r.. box 1859 New York
Office.
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vO7 CHRYsTIE isTREET.-tuRNIsHED ROOMS TO
= let: a front and back Room on the second floor,
suitable gentleman and wife single gentlemen, with
OF without Board.
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7Ot WEST HOUSTON REET-HANDsoaELY FUR
II nished Rooms for gentlemen gentleman and wife
can be had moderate terms.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-02

BENSON SCHoOLs.-The following ia
the report OF the attendance at the Center
Schools for the term ending Aug. 18th,
1869.
Miss Julia Sherman's School,
Whole number Of days taught, Go
Average daily attendance, 90
Names Of those who have attended
school every day and have not been tardy.
John Kellogg, Katie Grace Dickinson,
Bell Benedict.
Names of scholars who have not been
tardy, but have been detained by sickness,
with the number of days they have at
tended.
Edible Sherman. G5i days; Emma Jones,
65a days; Chloe Peck, Go days; Frederick
Peck, 64a days; Cora Sherwood, 60 days
Eva Gull, 60 days Mabel Strong, So days;
Eva Coats, 63A days.
Names Of those who attended school
every day. John Kellogg, Mary Gates,
Katie Grace Dickinson, Bell Benedict,
Kittie Ladd.
The School No. 2, in Center District
was commenced by Miss Issa Sherman,
but who left on account of sickness, after
teaching three weeks Miss Sarah Dickin-
son taught the remainder of the term.
Whole number of days taught, 81
Average attendance, 10
Attended school every day, Willie II.
Kellogg.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-02
WHAT ARE

THEY ARE NOT A VILE FANCY DRINK,
Made of p-or hum, WHISKY, Prof Spirits and
refuse Liqu rs. dostored, spic-d. and sx-er.n.d
20 please the ras'e, called .fouicr' APP -fiz.r-'
Resiorers. Sc- that lead the tippier ON "a dr.
e"n--e and rum, but are a true Medicines made
fr'm the Naive koot and her,s OF California
ire from all Alcoholic stsmuisnts They are The
Great Blood Purifier and Laie-s1ving PrIneip,e
fem carrying on al poisonous IA stt.r and Iestor-
ing the biood 10 a h-aithy conditIon- No person
can take these bittrs Srordinx TO dirrctsDs
aud remain long unw~il. tlO0 gill be si,en for
an inrurAhie ease, providing the bones Lot
Destroyed BY mineral po som other uess's, and
pair.
for indsmmatory and chronic rheumatism,
and gou Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, bilious, ne
mittent, and intermittent 1evers dsea.es of the
have been most successfu'. Sush di-esss are
caused By vitaated blood, which 70 g-nersily pro-
duced by deranx-m-Dt Ut the digestive organs
Cleanse TIRE Vitiafed blod wb. n,-ver sou find
its impurities bursr,ng through lie kin In Dln-
ples, eruptioDs, sores cieaiae It when you
nnd it ob.taust~d and sIuxei.h IN the v-ins;
cleanse IL when II u Esul, and your feelings riu
'+,l you when. Keep the blood healthy. and AL
viii be we'll
These BIttsrs are not gilded pill, to delight
ration, composed OF the b-ss veg table enfs
Known.
They are an alterasive. tonic oiu,etic, sedstive,
diaphorefic, and gentle puSgsuve.
PURIFY the blood, and the health Of the whole
syst. m viii fo.low.
4. Il. MeDoNALD, J. WALKER, CO,
Prupsietoes,
aau Francisco and eacremento, California, and
81 and "a Cmmesoe ST.. tcomnsses; . s1or' s'fee'
running from Biesker to barOvl. N 4.
susl9d&vl2v
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SOLOMON WEsTEE BROOKS.

Eur PIE From late cable dispatches
there seems TO be no doubt of the fact
that the Emperor has been seriously i'll
1t is officially announced in Paris that
his condition. is improving. The panic
on the Bour~e last Thursday was severe,
but from later advices the alarm seems to
be sub-idipg.
The London Times of yesterday says
there was something like panic in Man
chester, owing to false returns in regard
to the sales of cotton at Liverpool.
The regulations for the navigation of
the Suez Canal state that the canal will
be open for the vessels of all nationalities,
with draft of less than u metres.
1t is now reported from Rome that fifty
Bishops only have declined to attend the
Ecumenical Council
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the poor blind man that the chosen Of his
heart vas really one Of tho uglsst women
In the world, and that che Asd already, 10
his certain knowledge, buried two hus.
bands To this the bridegroom responded
that he had sesn tho lady . great many
years ago, and that according to the bert
Of his recollection. she was then all that
he could desire the partner Of his joys and
sorrows to b. He, therefore, insisted
upon having the ceremony performed, and
the magistrate reluctantly CONSENTED, but
generously declared that he could not
oonsoientiously accept fec from the
blind bridegroom.