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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

-U-
Is removed % Nos. leland ieB Canal street.
square % tn1 Law and Medical Colleges.
the University Of Louisiana, and the ID
gnanteF AhattHNRtho HeaturF faf1 ~ en-
Mechanical ana AEEicnituFal Fair Asspelas
non-taua eqle4Aatlng he leading hdue1s
square. Ills Ia tie most caHEFnf AID fashIana
able part Of Canal greet the araaG nonles
ward ofkeW OrieaHn. on which an the city
railroads eOncentrhfes, and int three mla-
utes walk hrom tho 81. tharics ana CiiF
Hotels.
II Is the oldest and mast efficient and sue.
cessful Commercial Coiieao N the
United states.
There Ia a full faeulty-and a special Pro-
lessor for each study 20 as % eaFe
the time and money Of
Students.
Students begin &c any time. Thore Il no
vacation.
When club Of three or more enter e the
same time from tins same place. ten per eont
deduction will be made.
BOARD AND LODGINGee5 per MONTH.
Any graduate can az once take charged
An education that enables the stuasHtts
$1,000 sc 600, $4,000 A YzAH
y Tho best FORTUNE parents can giFa
their sons.
The south must now educate ALL their
sons PRACTICALLY.
TeFms-sPRyablo An Advance.
P~enmanship : lessons not limited,
ook.Esepins-d double and sragisc en-.
Try, etc, ApGfsect cOurte. s.s....... 900
MISUNDERSTANDING I'll eemmef-
cial calculations =. .-s..s.+..... % 90
Lectures on Commercial Law ........ 20 %
stationery, bookkeeping, Blank
b00ks, 40. neutrality-suspicious. ~ %
Do Penmanships z. Do
Ornamental-PeHmanship ...sss..,. %
The above constitutes tho commalial
Course.
three 70 four months
English-Gfnmmattcal c0uFa0....... 90 90
English, French, spanssh, German,
full eOurse, 10 | arm % read. acrffs
and speah the language correctly,
NOT hullOcl. ........ -. 4.s.as4.s ~ "
Latin. G~reek-full courso ........... 10 %
algebra, surveying, etc. ............. 30 90
Ie0metry-iull course, nos limited. @ %
Teachers course In ~Penmanshlp.. 80. 100 90
Ornamental Pen'nanship and fl0uf-
Agricultural lhemlstry-in course 30
a llie Ticket In all the Departments 90 90
A PERPETUAL and TRANSFER.
RABLE SCHOLARSHIP ........ IW 90
A student having paid for q c1urs II any
branch, As above, l. entitled % q Life TIckot
in the Department. He can attend such
branches as he may desire. Persons from
u ~ 90 yearsl0f age attend.
NJ. BAN The graduates for tho past O.
years are nov In good business 70 Tar as
known.
CAUTION-Beware OF railroad and hotel
RUN EhS and DRUMMERs, ana apply a.
ones at the College. Put your money In tho
hands OF your Merchant or with the Proal.
dent Oflhe College.
sePS RUFUS DoLBEAR, President.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

n be resumed
September 2Sth, 1870.
There will be tive sessions in The school
Year, the frat ending February lb1h, 1dili
the second June 3oth, i6Ii.
FACULTY
REV. ]. =. WhhELElb Principal; Ancient
tory.
MISS SARAH EDWARDS. Fnnoh Ian.
suage and Literature.
MISS LUCY BARNETT. English Depart.
mont
MISS CHARLOTTE LEE, Mathematics.
REV. Or. W. ". LORD. italian Langnage
and Literature, Lectures ON hngliah Lit
eratuTe.
DR. j. r. BARNETT, Natural Sciences.
REV. ROBERT PRICE, Moral P~hllosonhy.
Natural Theology and Evidences Of Chris
tianity.
PROF. USHER, German Language.
p H. KEEP, Demonstrates o~rChemistry.
W. r. CHAMBERS, Penmanship.
PR0F. LEWIS ERNST, Vocal Music.
PROF. FIsCHER. Instrumental Music.
with full corps Of Instructors In the sew
eral Literary and Scientific Departments
together with the best teachers in The
tchoois Of Languages, Music Draw
ing and Painting, Is believed that thla
ch0ol AFFORD advantages tqual 10 any iouud
elsewhere 70 those seeking = liberal edueas
ton Of q high 0rtier.
The accommodations for the echool ana
for boarding, are ample and e0mmodi0us.
The charges are % the loWait RATES con-
sistont with the advantages oherod.
Expenses for Session Of 20 Weeks
Tuition In Primary Department. ......sD %
Tuition In Acagomic department.. -. % %
Tuition in Collegiate Department, -. 80 %
hodern Languages, each, .%.....".... 3 %
Music and use OF i~natTunenh ......... % %
contingent Eees.."s.".s...sssss.--
boATu, "
Drawing, Painting, and other accomplish.
ments, at Professors charges; lights and
washing are extra, and will be charged 40
more than the actual cost.
No pupil can 10 Withdrawn before ne
close Of the Acad. mic year.
All bills for Board, Tuition 40, must b
settled before the pupil can DO admitted y
her classes.
For further information, apply 70 @ PFin.
elpal. augs4-eodsm
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

"My dear" said a sentimental
wife, ahome, you know, is the dear
est spot on earth" aWell, yes"
aid the nractlcal husband, IT does
cost about twice as much as any
other spot.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

MRS, HENRY WARD BEECHER
writes in favor Of putting clothes
TO coax" on Sunday night as an In
nOcent recreation, not at all incon-
sistent with sacredness Of the day.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY,
GREENSBORO, ALA.

TNHE SCHOOLS OF Moral Philosophy, An.
cient Languages, Modern Languages.
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and chem.
istTy are In successful operation. The Fac
ulty consists OF gentlemen whose reputation
Is well established. The Preparatory School
Is taught by the Faculty. We Oner the best
facilities for thorough education.
The Session Is divided into two Terms. Il
begins he first wednesday In October, and
closes the FIRST Wednesday In July.
TERMS
7 Tuition in University, per term. ..... SO %
Tuition In Preparatory School, per
term, ........ ,..'''sss''"''sss' oY ~
Contingent fee. per term, ............. 2W
Board in private families, per month, sld
10 $50
students who wish TO mess, can DO accom-.
mOdated.
Fees must DO paIdin advance. Send or q
Circular. o. +. CASEY.
a~ul9.daW2m
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

ING Geo and All Gin ere two
San francisco burglars,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
CHARGED

DAY 1ohuoa hof YOUNG AAAioas
CHARGES
Board, with furnished rooms, iiRhta
and fuel, per quarter Session, Ia ed
vance, ss4sssa@ U CD
Board from Monday until Friday. nar
quarter Session n advanca,.a..... M g
Tuition In Primary Glass. por Quarter
Session, Ii advance, .............s 10 e.
Tuition In First Middle Glass. neK
quarter session, In advance, 10 W
Tuition In second Middle Clasa. naE
quarter Session, In ADVANCE. q %
Tuition In Senior Clasa, per quariez
SION, In advance, ........... D W
guiilon IN Music on Plane per quarter
Session, In advance =. ..ssssss.. 20 &c.
Tuition IN Drawing o. Painting. IA
water eolofe, per quarter, ,......... 40 81
Tuition ID Ralnttlg - 81 ,.stt....a 1H g
me Sosslon, embracing 4aItS weeks, with
he usual vacation A. ehIistmaa viii clsa
5une lttn, ISL.
pHpila rAesiFed Ht eas period during e
Session. but HE1Inent mn1t 10 made 81
Nttm4 e HAa ei1fo af a HNA
Ter eeoH|4a. eHtan2 - ncaniiax carr
HIIt4 4tI1u IS z
In eH# e1a
4
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10
Boarding and Day School,
FOR YOUNG LADIES
On wednesday, Sept, l4tA, 1879.

LEIss MARY =. coMF1OE, and MRa.
EMMA s. COMPTON, will reopen e
No. 40 Cherry otroot their Boarding and
Day School for young Ladies.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

THE EXERCISES Of this institution win
be resumed
September 2Sth, 1870.
There will be tive sessions in The school
Year, the nrst ending February lbth, foils
thu saeond lima Attn 1911
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-10

It is the oldest and mest efficient ard sue.
cesaful Commercial College n the
United states.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
THE GREAT sPnING REnrpy.

In the spring of the year. nature. de-
mands an assistant in driving on, the NOR
bifc substance collected in the blood,
which is sure to generate bilious com
plants and derange the entire human sys-
TEN. The only remedy adequately eilcc-
tual In cases OF this character is Mishlcr.'
Herb Bittcrs, which thoroughly puriiie'
the blood, corrccts all the Irregularities Of
the system, re-invigoratcs the general con-
stitution, and produces perfect health and
good spirits where now is general debility
nervousness. eto. For all diseases arising
from impurities Of the blood, Mishler :
Herb Bi,tcrs Is pronounced by the highest
medical authorities the most certain,
speedy, and agreeable remedy extant,
Thousands have tested its efficacy, aud de-
clare II Is the greatest assistant OF nature
in her conflict with disease, that the ligh,
Of science has ever brought to our knowl'
edge. Sold by all druggists and dealers
DIR. s. Is. Hartman q Co, Proprietors
Lancaster, PA. m6codlwltw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
MILLINERY AND HAIR GOODS.

Mr.. Addie Buck, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, has just returned To Cairo
with a beautiful stock Of millinery and
hair goods all kind, Of hair ornaments,
ribbons, nets etc. She has the latest style
Of dress hats for ladies and children's sea
sides. frsmesof all shapes and colors, and
illusion Of every shade Her stock Of arti-
hcial flowers cannc, lie surpassed in Cairo,
Mrs. Buck will dress hair in any desirable
style, having visited the hair dressing cs-
Enlistment in the Southern Hotel and of
Madame Cambell, in ~. Louis, with an eye
TO the especial benefit Of her customers in
Cairo. milm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
IuILnsr n0Y RECOVERED.

The lost boy Joel, Flake, kindly cared
for by Mr.. +. Reilly, was, through the in
strumentalty Ct the BULLETIN, restored
to his parents, yesterday evening. The
family arrived in this city by river on
Sunday last, and before they were fairly
installed In their new home, the little boy
disappeared. Diligent but fruitle's search
was made for bin, and the parents Were
forced into the narrowing conclusion that
no had fallen into the river and drowned.
Impressed with this distressing conviction
they watched the river, hoping 10 have, at
least, the sad satisfaction of finding his
body. They had abandoned all hope of
ever seeing him again alive, and made
known their bereavement, among Others
to Judge Corcoran. The paragraph in
the BULLETIN falling under the Judge ;
eye, he Immediately sought out the grief
stricken parents, and in less than an hour
afterwards saw the little wanderer restored
10 the arms of his mother
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
Tur CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

II affords US pleasure to direct the at
tention oftravolers and others to the Con.
tinental Hotel, next door to the corner OF
Sixth and Ohio Leyee. The hotel Is most
eligibly situated for transient patrons, and
affords most excellent accommodations.
Mr.. S. NJ, Sites, the proprietor is kind
and oblging gentleman, and makes his
guests feel perfectly at home and comfort
able. The card of the Continental may be
found in another column. To the distant
reader We would say, paste it in your hat,
and when again you visit Cairo stop at th'
Continental. You will, then, thank us fol
the suggestion.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
KvSTrCEY,sLArgsT AND BEST.

Whatever cmanatcs from this old COM
monwcalth we are wont TO look upon ~
the real "Simon pure and genuine ar,i-
Gle of the class represented. In fact, we
may .ay with emphasis, that Kentucky Is
not n healthy soil for the growth of hum
bugs. The best thing now offered To our
citizens from this State il the Great Hem
derson Co.. Prize scheme and We believe
they will show their wisdom by investing
freely in tickets. Read the Advertisement
found in another column Of our paper close
ly, and investigate the whole horo"ghty'
and learn how completely the facts bear
out the statement. The Editor OF this pa
per will take pleasure in ordering tickets
for such of his friends rs may wish IL
mglxwlW.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
THE BELLENlLLE AND SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
RAIikolU.

II is confidently asserted, that on or
before the first day of September next, the
Bellcville and Southern Illinois railroad
will be completed to Du Quoin. This l. n
contamination devoutly to be hoped for.
Col. ID. l.. Phillips, the president of the
company, is pressing forward the work with
great vigor. The cars are already run
ing to New Athens, and the greater part
Of the road bed thence to Pinckncyyille j.
nearly ready for the suporstructurc.
This road completed 20 Du Quoin, it
provides the shortest and best route that
can be opened between Cairoand St Louis.
| Through trains will be put upon II ~
soon rs it 4. opened, and the trip between
Cairo and 1t. Louis madc'in the uuprccc-
dcntcd short Time of xix hour. tn" dis
lance win be only ia miles, while the dis
,arcc by the Cairo " II. Louis road viii
be 10. II will thu, be- seen that thi. road
j. quite rs important to Cairo ~ the con-
,cmplhtcd Cairo y -. Louis road. 1t
,raycrscs as good coJptry, and but for
the development If the coal region,
promised as u result Of the operation OF
the c. n :. l.. road. would render the
building Of that rond matter Of no pres
sisg eon-eqpcnSe.
Col Phtyip' deserve. much credit fol
the energy and financial ability displnyc'
BY him in the prosecution of the worl
charged TO him, and has undoubtcdl.
achieved more than almost amy other maj
could have d5nc-much more, certainly
than any man unacquaintei with th" coun
try could have accomplished.
A. to the extension of the road hcyou
DuQuion-that i, looked upon o. arcmot
contingency. 1t will certainly be a pay
ing investment Us a local aud Cairo 80 ,
Louis thoroughfaroi 80 long rs thcr" 81
it. probability that 1t. extension woui
impair IL. character ia tina, respect, the -
tension will not bo made. Tho compan
will undoubtedly "lct woll enough alone
and not give up n certainty To make chai
after nm uncertainty. such, at least
our estimate of the management of 81
project. and W. give it for what i,
worth
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
n, n. CUNNINGHAM.

We invite especial attention to the large
and attractive advertisement Of Mr.. Il.
ii. Cunningham, to he found on our second
page, to-day. We invite more particular
attention, however, TO his splendid stock of
Spring and Summer goods, which is said
to surpsss in beauty, style, freshness and
variety any former purchase, and to em-
brace everything necessary 10 meet the
wide range Of wants in this market. And,
what Is u consideration of much moment,
the prices are so low that it requires but a
few dollars to procure whole seasons
supply. The ladies, everybody is invited
to call. They will be most courteously
served, Is more gentlemanly and polite
assistants than those employed by Mr..
Cunningham are not to be found in Cairo
or anywhere
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
AND STILL ANOTHER.

We referred yesterday to the recent
fnding Of six bodies, believed TO be victims
Of the Stonewall disaster. The Commerce
DsPa,ch, Of Saturday, speaks Of the.fnding
oil another,-the body Of the clerk of that
Inflated steamer
The body was discovered floating in the
hver near Burnham's Island about ~
O'Clock, On Friday last. The clothing up
Oh u consisted Of a pair of fine black cassi-
mere pants, dark cashmere vest, white
sh'rt hhe knit undershirt and drawers. In
the pockets were found several packages of
fractional currency fory-,hree dollars in
one and two dollar bills, two five dollar
bills fine, magic, double-cased gold
watch and gold chain doable-cased sill
yer watch and tape guard two checks for
Wv Vo' ana ell 600 respectively, two safe
Keys and one door key. The body was
buried on the west side Of The island. The
articles found were retained by squire
ireland Of this county, who held the in.
There can be no doubt Of the fac, ,bs,
this body is that of the miuing elerk Of the
6tonewsll. WV VI VIZ
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
INTERNAL REvENuE-LOOK SHARP.

Editors Bulletin
Will you please publish section 10 of L.
5. Internal Revenue Laws, in order that
those who have failed, either through ig-
norance or neglect TO comply with the re-
quierments of said section, may see the
necessity of "making haste to obtain n
especial tax reccipt'--the only shield that
can successfully ward of the penalties
therein imposed Some Of the penalties
are not light.
The Revenue law defines liquor dealer
to be .'any person who shall sell or offer for
sale foreign or domestic spirits or wines,
ale, beer or other malt liquors All "spe-
cial tsxes' (lcenses) under the Internal
Revenue laws 'shall become due and paya'
BILE on the first day Of May, in each year
or upon commencing business
As the preliminary step in obtaining
| a Especial tax receipt" it is the duty o
| every person or firm before commencing
business to register with the Assistant As
SCISSOR, the name and residence of all tn,
members Of the firm, the kind Of business
or occupation to be carried on, etc
Very respectfully
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
A BLOODY AFFAIR.
THREE MEN KILL ID AND ONE MAN
BADLY WOUNDED.

One Of the bloodiest occurrences that
mark the history Of Southeast Missouri,
occurred yesterday, at the crossing of the
Iron Mountain railroad and Little river.
1t appears that four men of that neigh
borhood, who had shipped car load of
slaves. and received returns thcrcfrom. dis
agreed about division of the money.
violent quarrel ensucd, but was, for the
time, quietcd down. The men sepa-
rated, but each experimenting further con-
tention, armed himself. About one o clock,
pm, they again met in the vicinity of tn"
hotel kept by man by the name of PIT
terson, and renewed the quarrel The III
mates of the hotel heard the discharge OF
firearms, but before any one could reach
the spot to interfere, three Of the men were
shot down and all of them, it seems, 10y
the man who had possession Of the money
about the division of which the alteration
arose. Two of the men fell dead in theil
tracks the other, although he received !
bullet ia his brain lived about n hal
hour. The survivor, who claims that h
was the assailed party, and acted in sci
defence received u slashing cut cntircl
across the obliIlus ext,rnl' abdomini
muscle making frightful, and, possibly
fatal wound
As our informant left on the train tina
arrived Immediately after the close Of ih
terrible tragedy, we nrc without full pat
| ,;.,,1ar.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.


The weather cleared up lat night and
/. now very pleasant.
The river ha, fallen twelve inches since
last report and !, still recediug a, the same
rate.
The Mississippi Is steadily but slowly
falling at 81. Louis, and the streams above
iat port are all deciding, A. far ~ heard
from.
Another coal boat rise l. reported At
Pi,t.burg, and the Allegheny and Monon-
ghcla are both rising. There j. already
eleven feet wa,or.in the channel AZ Plti'-
burg, with II prospect Of several feet moro
The coal Zee, commenced leaving there To-
day. The Ohio /, still falling nj Cincinnati
and Louisville, with only four feet IN
inches water on the chute over the fall.
The Cumberland is falling with scau,
five feet water oh Harpeth Shoals.
Businc.. here Is only moderate, but will
be better this evening.
The Silver Moon and Belle -. Louis
discharged considerable freight here for
Cairo dealers, and the latter boat received
GO tons for Memphis aud way point'.
The Belle Lee is receiving all she wants
here and clear. for New Orleans this oyon-
ing, fully laden.
The Quick.tep brought so pkg' furni-
ture II hhds tobacco go pkg mcrchan-
disc for Cairo, 10 rolls leather $40 bags
wheat for rcshipment to 1t, Louis, 40
pkgs furniture, 10 bbls whiskcy, l2j
hogs, five ton, sundric- for re.hipment
South.
The wrecking boat "Echert,' will sue
coed in saving all the freight Of the sunken
steamer Kcnton, although ia damaged
condition, of course, 1t Is not yet certain
whether the boat herself can be raised,
but the probabilities are against it.
The new boat Grand Tower" for the
old established Memphis and st. Louis
packet company was looked for every mo-
ment as our report closed. She is 272 feet
long, AZ feet beam, 4 feet hold, with n car
rying capacity of 1900 tons. She has two
90 inch cylinders, s feet stroke. She only
draws 80 inches water light.
The same company are building a
counterpart to the Grand Tower. to be
named the Belle of Vicksburg, which is
to be completed in July, They are also
building a smaller boat to be named the
"City of Chester which isto run between
st. Louis and Grand Tower,
The City Evansville is the regular
packet for Evansville this evenigng.
The Julia is the Vicksburg and Mem
phis packet to-day.
The st. Joseph goes to st, Louss to-
night.
The Paducah packets leave at 4p, IN.
daily.
Oapt. Chas. T. Hinde is agent for the
above boats.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
- 900 -
APIClAI TRAIN.

A special train vii leave Cairo for Car
bondale next Tuesday morning, at pre-
cisely 7 o'clock. /, will arrive at Carbon
dale ut 10 o'clock a. m, and return in the
evening after the close Of the ceremonies.
The fare to Carbondalc is, We believe,
~ 20. The fare for the round trip will,
therefore, bcs3 20. A special train will also
run from Centrslia, and, probably, one
from Decatur aud one from Bloomington.
The knights Tcmplar, Of Cairo, have sign!-
fled their purpose 10 attend in body. A
large number of citizens, ladies and gem
tlemen entertain like purpose. Lets
all go, and take the band.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Illinois Central Railroad Company, !
gatrp NAV II 1s-n (

Illinois Central Railroad Company. !
CAIRO, May II, ls'o
All person. wishing to attend the clay
ing Of the corner stone of the Normal
University ut Carboudale, on May l7ih,
will please take notice that excursion
tickets will be furnished ut 80 % for the
round trip. Sale Of Tickets will commence
for the evening train Of May 10th, and dis
continue ON departure Of the special
train ON the morning Of May 18th
Ticket, will be good until May 18th inclu'
elusive. | would suggest that in order tc
facilitate the moving of the special train
promptly, that a. many rs can do So pur
chase their tickets at the office on The
evening Of the 10th. The train will leave
passenger depot at 8Oa. m. di,
JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
THE ATUEyFrM TONIGHT.

1t should not be- forgotten that the COM
plimcntary benefit rendered to the Young
Mems Dramatic Association, is fixed for
this evening The programme prepared
Is varied aud attractive, presentnga med
ley of fun, wit, pathos, music, dancing,
and satire. The Pirates Legacy, II drama
in two acts, is well cast, and will be rend-
cred in good style. The melo-burlcsque
"Thc Grand Dutch-Us' is full Of fun, song
and sarcasm, and will be enjoyed by every-
body.
The services of first-class orchestra have
been secured, and the intervals between
the parts, will be filed with enjoyable
music.
The Young Men. Dramatic Associa-
ton deserves general encouragement.
Not because stage ambition should be
encouraged, but because the rehcarsals and
entertainments serve to lure young men
from billiard halls and drinking saloons
substitute comparatively harmless for
dangerous means Of pastimc. Further
more. in times past, the members have de-
voted their time, means and such talent a.
they are blessed with to the aid Of Chart
able institutions in our midst furnishing
: help upon two or more occasions that wa
comics sedly acccptablc--in fact almost in
dispetsable.
The object of the entertainmen,to-ni Ugh
is 60 secure ut least n partial reimburse
ment for the ou,lays in behalf Of charity
, and everybody should buy tickle, whethe
he or she attends or not.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-11
uo.YE HUNGRY AND TnlEsT,

knew We that at the Egyptian Brewery
Saloon, corner of Tenth street and Wash
ington avenue, can be found in their
greatest purity, Wei,- Beer Seltcr, Kissen-
gen and Soda Waters, the real, genuine \
No. Lager Beer and Mines, Liquors,
Cigars, etc.
Cold or hot meals let 10 order, Come,
listen to the mocking birdr
CHAS, SCHEN MEYER Proprietor,
MAY 0, 1870. dim