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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15
BY aruobs q TiluaIs.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeTS,
r1aventh street between Main and Bank.

ELEVEN BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
H. LOTS. AT Tbs NORTEWR T CORNER
: ~ TkYANDGRAHkM STREETS, NEARLY
OPPOslTE TOFLBA PARK, AT AUCTI, M
By request or Colonel T. 3 Biggr, we VII sell
mr. hpo At o'clork Z. NJ, his PROPERTY located
ps above, fronting ago feet on Clay street. and rrn-
ming eck 100 feet. 1t has been laid CT accordlng
- q man a; our Office, into HLEFEN LOTS; and
IN view Of their beautiful situatlon, the recent
Extension of the gas aud water p'p's IN thsi
front, and the other Improvements In the stree
ard neIphborhood, these lots are peculiarly de.
s,raole for building purposes; besides, they are
underlaid with a superior guaiily CT br!ck clav'
Itch alone VIII Yield TO the purcnssefs IN le"
Years more than the lots Will now sell for.
Terms at the sale.
no1s Auctioneers.
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EEwISG.MACHEKEg.

THE UNANIMOUS TESTIMONY OF
L the people is that the GROVER & BAKER
SEWING " y CHINES. Tor beauty and elasticity
of stitch, simplicity and ease OF management.
equalled bv any machine in use, and the mot per-
feet family mschine, The annoyance or rewind-
Ing thread entirely dispensed with. Sold on easy
terms. g. n. W. ia hB1, Agents,
nDls Dol BroXd street.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneera,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets,

TWO VERY HANDSOME BUILDING
4 LOTS NEAR TO BUCHANAk,s SPRING,
On THE SOUTH SIi,E OF LEIGH sTREET
STREETS, AT AUCT1ON.-The above described
two Lots win be sold at auc.foo, upon the premi-
ses, on Friday. 18th November, at o'clock p.
NJ They each 90 By 40 feet Co an slteY 20 feet
wld., and sre sitasied IN = rapidly improving
peiahborhcod. -f-..'
TERMS: at the sale. @.-
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
no 10 ...... s.r AuctioneeSs.
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Ry Cook s. Laughton, Auctioneers'
co-ner NJ Governor and Franklin streets.

ok MULES AND HORSES At AUG.
.1oM On "WEDNESDAY the 18Th Instant
At II o'cio; we Will cell at tn. stables OF 1
G, s..pscomb. on secoLd street b.t"een maf'hAi'
ana sHE C,aE 1 az FiSouR YOUNG WORK MULES,
nair Of very large he AV1-DkA uehi
RI stock ia consigned to us fr m gentleman
In the country, and is sold for no fa1I[E;
,, suctioneers.
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g. De O.. Y ca LICORICE.-We ore re-
cetytns email shipment OF the shove brand OF
SPANISH LICOR1CE, which is equal to The L
G. I CA brand or any other.
A. Y. STOKES J. CO.,
tyas Importers Agents.
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DARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS
AND. sPEUULAToRs.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E6TATE At
YORKTOWN,
one o. the finest hsrbors in The United Ststes,
about thirty miles from the Atlantic Ocean,
with an uninterrupted channel-way Of
thirty. three feet at low tide

The Great Eastern can lie nifty yards from the
shore the supposed terminus OF the Chesapeake
and Chic railroad /; a mile and half OF water
front. zee United states Coast Survey, report Of
1857 page So.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
county Of James City and city Of Williamsburg
pronounced on the 1s.h day OF October, 1871, we,
special comm ssioner5 viii sell ar public auction,
to the highest bidders, on WEDNESDAY, 18th
day Of January, A. d. 1872, at Yorktown. Va, the
following REAL ESTATE, reor Robert An
derson died SEIZED and possessed
l. NIrETY LOTS In Torktowa-ahout two
thirds Of the town. 2. HUBBARD'S LAND,
above orktown, on tie river, On the Forth side
OF the road from WIFI msburg- 67s acres. ,.
RCWE FARM, adjoining :" Huhbard's" on the
Ttst-al 4s-l00 acTes. I. MONETTS Ell
LOFTS, adjoining York own on the northeast,
on York river-ll? s3.lO0 acres. S. ROWE q
SANDS LOTS, on The northwest side OF 7 orsto WI
on the river-22 acres. 9. NCTTIhGdAh LOT,
ST the south corner or Yorktown, on ihs Hampton
road 10 So 100 acres. 7. EIGEON QUARTER,
VAN BUsEN, &c, adjoining Yorktown on the
s"uthwe;t slde-G39 4?.loo acres. F2EA CH
QUARTER AID TERRs PA POINT, adjoining
Pigeon Quarter, &c., on the soathwe5- 25s IL loo
acres.
An accurate survey or tie lauds above men
;ioned has been made ANA o. the came will be
exhibited on the day OF Sale, and may be seel at
the Office Of william 3. Peachy, williamsburg,
Va, before day OF sale. ..
TERMS OF BALE: Cash sufficient to pay expenses
Of sale; balance on credits Of six. twelve, and
eighteen months, equal 1ustalments, each to bear
interest at sig per cent. from the day Of sale.
Boads, with sufficient personal security, to be
given by each purchaser, and the title retained
as to each purchaser until the whole purchase
money ia paid.
The sale will be continued until completed.
ThZEWELL TAYLOR)
JOHE T. SEkWELL,
B0BEbT a BRIGHT. oon IL ie'
WILLIAM s, PEACHY,
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PROPOSALS.
CFFICE OF ESGINEERe
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT,
krCANI0SN Va NV. u,hnr. Ii IL 4

CFFICE OF ESGINEER1
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. III Der II, ISM J
PROPOSALS ARE VITED AND
! Viii be received Ut this oflrs until IL Nj
\ JVLHEF" sab for DREDGING The channel
Wy from bel " klcrmond bar u and ycross
W,r~ CT oar. Ames river, to depth Of lsa feet
a. cieAl b.. ti!s.
Il es;lu ated that the work will require the re.
m9val =! II " tllousand $50 000) or more cubic
SEf'ts OF materi1l All OF which IL easily dredged
The on = "othis vi be required 70 oeposit the
trsfetd material behind crio.work that will DO
bul e. q III nibted by The city Of Richmond
Ins waEs must tie begun between the lst ar d
aUth al January nj It anu completed Or or before
tss J.! 81 JAY, l.72. Bids must be per cubic
yaIG. any iurtbar lEformsttua desired may be
cc:aEeo by appucation al TIL Office.
X. D. MI>OR,
Engineer James River Improvement.
nols eodtd
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7 u = W EFIU IA IUH, I
JOhE 7. SEAWELL, comm,rs
BOBEHT a. BRIGHT. Sou Ii ID
WILLIAM s. PEACHY,

EXTRACT FROM UNITED STATES COAST
SURVEY. REPORT Is57-PAGE So. LIEU
TENANT-CUMAAEDIN ALME:
No can look at the chart OF the lower part Of
York river from the entrance up to Yorktown
without pronounctng 1t harbor o. the frat class.
There Ia 10 bar at the mouth OF the river, and tie
eas. water to be passed over in entering 1t Is thirty
three feet at low tide, the tail at York spi in
the Chesapeake bay. After passing this the wa-
ter deepens 70 six, seven, and etgh. fathoms, In
cressing as passing up the channel to eleven and
twelve fathoms, abreast OF Yorktown, where the
shore Is YER; bold, and wharves carried out dis
lance OF fifty feet would s.sike four and bali and
Ave fsthcns OF water. The chsnnel OF the river
Is more than mile in width, and with few buoys
and bsacoas tudlciously placed the heaviest line
of-battle ship could beat up or down the river
without the least difficulty. Yorktown is stu sted
about thirty nautical miles from the entrance of
the river into The Chesapeake bay. The location
Is elevated, and 1t could be easily fortified, at mo-
derste expense, against attack either by land or
water. II affords harbor sufficient for the largest
navy and commercial marine, and next TO ew-
port, khcde Island. Il Is, In my Judgment, the
safest and most commodious harbor IN he United
States. no 23awtJAn l, '7a
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srAxARpsv,LLE, GREENE COUNTY, "a"
November 18Th, 1871.

Nessrs. Editors: As the telegram
which MIR. Stephens speaks was prooaol!
based upon Information received ir9m LIZ ino
ia note to ths telegraph agent at Gor Cor 9,ss
vile that "McMuilan CONSERVATIVE, % sse
seced over stephens Raa,cssl yo.e) c by cse
majority thereby tntena aI'sa 70 wbich
Mr.. Stephens with oe'pg nained tbc Ra.
s DC vote, whca, presume, will not aaD be
Ssn,s5. although 1t may have been gone
" without his knowledge or consent" i
Am haopy to know that Dir. Stephens . can
~, be decoyed into kadicalls t py ANY a rt
hence I hasten TO make this correction and
vs,ye Fellowship upon his denial of " his
knowledge or consent to DC run by tn n
Radicals. Please insert lh's WIN luz sn'
slosrd note of Mr. Stephens.
wv To.,rs a., r, NJ. MCMILLAN,
M.n5er.eIect Of House Of Delegates.
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POSTPONFMEET.

PUSTPON 7 MF.NT.
Owinp tn the irclemency of the weather the
ahoye sale Is nos; pancd un;n WFDSESDAY tie
18Th day OF 4 ,;ye nlber. 1871. at The same hour.
WILLIAM Fl. CLEMMlTT.
,,1s CcmmIssoner.
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WILLIAM Z. WOOD d. CO., Il.
" $40 and 375 W. Baltimore street,
RAITYN

- bAIIIIM 'RF, MD.
manufacturers OF STEAM HEATING APPA.
RATUS, and inventors OF the new polls ned. font
fst-top PARIS RA NGE, IN every respect the best
eonking-rapge In the Unted States and war; an, ed
10 beat Tho rooms above. 1t received. with the
celebrated Parlor SUN ard Lightning Fireplsc ca
Heaters. the frst premiums at the Msryl and State
Ealr and ut the American Institute Fair New
n a, BUY either the Psr!or. IN Or lightning
WIN hay. the oest healing Il eplsee stove and the
be1troekfpg apparatus Ia the world. - . :
Send for descriptive circular. 4.
Wu.LIAH Y. WOOD L CO.,
Manufacturers ard Inve n,drs Of Heating, Jenti.
latlng. and Cooking Appsra tns, 37y and s7s w.
Baltimore street Is fillmore Nd no 0 dem
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PosTPOEEMENT.
Tn concurrence OF rain the above sa.s Is Pe e.h
ponce I'LL ,rnr ROBERT HOWARD,
st tEe same nS"t Special Comm ssioner.
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no IL
RsAl. E-TATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL. Er-TATE Az PRIVATE SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Y The FRAME FACTOR DtuLiING now
u?ed a. smof Ing f,ctory 35XJ0 feet, two stories
high q iely situated in he town OF Usnv!lle, ba-
tHse" urdnkliI and lee st e=t and withia four
hundred &, d5 OF the PiedmCnt depot. + lso. sta
BILE, engine-ho.se, aud bfick dry h0u:e, together
wllh IRE LOT. fronting 100 feet on Franklin street
aud 100 feet on Lee street.: $50 fee. in cepth.
fac well an pump in complete orGer, wi h fifteen
consisting OF ..reene's s-horse BaLa*GE EN-
Gta n, lO-rorse BALDWIN BOIL TE sHAFFLNG,
HANGEeS, rULLuYN, &c" in complete order,
having cen bu: little used. BUidlug adapted 10
anv business requiring the use OF steam powsr.
'!'he above Property VIII be SOLO liner privately
befor &c me To- day OF december next. or Will be
offe ed Al inst date &; pubic auction, in the oHn
Terms at private sale made to suit purchasers.
TERMS AT aUCTIO. DE5-iDird Ca !; balance
six ana I'VE We m.uLhs. approx. paper, Little re-
tCCress G. J. kI.-G 'TEY or
". Il. BuiS3FAU,
-riila
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@k1O7101-~N~H1
Eleventh street between Main and Banx.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LOT
~ OF GROUND In The PLAN OF BE,,Vl,
DERE-In execution Of decree OF Gooch,ano
County Court entered on the l7th Of November,
1882 in the case Of Cousins us. Cousins, &C., the
undersigned, commissioners thereby appointed,
DAY, 18Th Of November, 81 O'Clock Z. M., u LoI
OF GROUND OF which Henry Cousins oled
bsgnnine lls feet west OF Pine street, fronting 30
feet and running back 100 feet TO an alley IL feet
wide.
two Years for bonds bearing interest and win
good security or one-tblrd cash, balance ~ one
ided tue tie being retained by The court until
the bonds are paid JOHN d. GC1,
Commissioners
c1rrppu O. &C rTrrANs 4 nctioneers. no 10
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REMOVALS.

d EMOVAL.-AUG. ARSELL, JR., &c
AZ Gu, TIMERS, P CUMBEaS, AND Gas
F!TTEES, have removed to heir new gtore No.
752 Main street between seventh and kighih, and
are prepared with new stock and increased force
To execute all work In their line. Particular AZ
tsntlon Is called 70 new sFlor Heater Spe IRIS
Golden sun, fo' heating one or more storiep. The
best ia the country. &C 27-lm
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No. a 1sndseaa-A oorree. a,,rv i,
sr,nARpsvrL1g, GREENE COUNTY
November Is, 1871.

.s,.o1. Of tho Richmond Dispaa,osa ;,t, mo- o,
snso-o on ~ emi.weekly Of the To- b instant
nee II, ranE,lIea,ion Telegram from aos
aon,T.,s s sIs over Stephens RadseaD IN
tss $3.50 wa" COUNTY. The reporter OF 10 ts,r
s;sn h.d been mlanlormSe a . or "9S hasten taste,
lac under a great mistake, 81, anu .u,,l correct a
10 wife YOU asking that S ou, wa. ' " the
tLis error. / was not sa"o haara after
eleet ann,, nn' closed that had been voted
tns e eeI,t' sras done without my knowledge
or or convent m and reporting me as Rad Rad;
anI,ia.e has done me great 1njustice
which hope was unintentionai.
Yours, respectfully. a. STEPHENS
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:
Resi- Estste Auctioneer and Agent,
No. 1ols. corner Main and Eleventh streets.
ENTITY HANDSOME BUILDINGLoTS
It IN JDNHfHGsVlLLE foa, SALE At
lay. Fovembsr IL, 1871 ct O'Clock p. NJ,
FIFTY HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS zoe o!
thau having heretofore bean soldl, located rs
sno1e. on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad, eight miles from Richmond, tie
frst and half. way station 70 Ashland. 49,.
known Ut sale. i'll. APPERSOE.
NO Id AuctioseeT. =
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Lost. NTEAKED, Saas


Lost. gTEAKED. 20 ,.-~s~-.-
rHOUND, one night during tho Fair we ss,
% the Rlehncnd Theatre: ns sxaI,inr at tho
picdn,ont and Ariinr ton ONCE. proving pfop,ttS'
and paying for tnis advertise mant. no -s-..-
CTRAYED from my lot on Sunaa.y 49,
= email reddish.yeIlow CIV ~ ,es.s o.d,
m d an .wsrs 10 ibs name OF Pal. '"'0''
reward Will be paid FOR hss rs HqEs r.. TODD.
.,r.x eovper sixth End Clay s.ree... -
T osT. PQcKET::BsoI2oesKssa C 81: 3
- ing two es1k nosicss 10 a' two doiar, and ten
enss Tns book EToss,l esi sna l:rs
ON Gary street. The nnd,r . no da 10 INC
mopey II the book AID papers arc ssccsCAhTaY.
Fif,h and Mareha!l s:reeR.
r OsT. on Thursday, during the he ram a,, .
IL PoGKET-BooK,sS on rswars vii be paid If
iei st this flee. No qnest!ons asea WILSON.
no 9-lSs oooN. ------
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Corner Governor and franklin streets.
rrovrsEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
III TTnE Cn THTIRsD Y the 18th instant -
10 O'CLOCK We will sell at the resd nee oves sns
sore or Messrs. j. T. susiets BTo;; o GA Mn nrSs
HOLD FURNITURs, consulting OF the usual
variety OF ~,
DININB- ROOM, snd
KITCHEN FURNITURE-
M fs.fds Aucsionesrs.
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ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE.
THE MERCBANTS' AND MECHANICS
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.
FIRE AND MAINE.
OFFICE, NO. 1901. CORNER CARY STREET AND
snooKoG SLIP, COLUMBIAN BLOCK.

Weare now prepared To take FIRE and Ma.
PiNE RISKS on the most favorable terms, and
res pecLfullJ ask share Of patronage.
=. f.nIUKEs. President.
JOHN r. LAY. Secretary,
JOHN 3. WILSON, Asst Secretary.
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no l5-W&Ftd

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, TWO
z BUILDING LOTS Fl ont!ng on the Park near
FranE in ST. Get.
near The Park
Two BUILDING Let's OH Frsnklln street orc
square IRON The PAX.
ITO BUILDING LOTsou grace street near
the Park.
TWO BUILDl"G ]. OTIS or Leigh s:I eet between
TIE above lots are beautifully situated and in a
rapidly improv ng re)ghOorh"oa, and Will be sold
oIac ON 10 I'd itIuR terms. Apply to
- HILL & GODD1S, Real state Agents,
NO 1h-end5t ll08 Main street.
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TOR SALE, very desirable TWO Ms
u sT,,taY BASN MEHT AID ATTIC Eli
d <ICK DWEI, G., with eight good rocms ana
two smaller room7, and brick Kitchen, on the
cast line Of Ninth stree: beyond Leigh. Price,
IS 500. Apply 10
COULLI & MEADF,
Real Estate Agents,
no l0-;w 1901 Msin ST. Get.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-13
POLITICAL.
A RADICAL cANARD, or COURSE

RADICAL cANARD, or COURSE.
WAsHINoToS, June ll.-Therc is trust
worthy information from Columbus, Ohio,
that 1t the late democratic convention
Gen. Ewing was really nominated instead
Of McCook. Upon the nrst ballot, as an
nounced, McCook had 22s and Ewing l9l,
but two persons Of prominence in the
party, who kept full and complete tally
sheets, agree that Ewing really received
243, and McCook only o2l. The mlstAke
arose entirely from an unintentional error
in counting up the delegation. By the
blunder of one Of the secretaries the tally
sheet from which the announcement was
made vas used twice, and hence the diff.
Guilty in sscertaihing the exact oficisl
count. The state democratic committee
will meet in few days to consider the
matter.
GEN. BUILER.
Information from Massachusetts, creates
the positive belief here that Gen. Butler
will be Q candidate before the convention
this Tall ior governor
CALIFORNIA PRIMARIES.
SAN FRAScIsco, Sune 1.-THE result
of the primaries throughout the state In
dicste the nomination of Booth for gcv-
ernor by the republicans, and Hsight, the
present incumbent, by the democrats.
Both are pledged against local subsidies
to railroads.
A DEMOCRATIC GovERSoR. ...
CONCORD, n. H., June lO.-The con-
vcntion to-day ballotted for governor
with the following result; James A.
Weston, democrat, 1877. James Pike, re-
publican, l59. The Legislature will ad.
lourn over until Tuesday, when Governor
Weston will be qualified.
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THE BoNAPARTisTs INTRIGUEs.
HE ORLEANS PRINCES PASSIVE.
,EN. MCOOK NOT NOMINATED.
ZEN. SHERMAN, AGRICULTURIsT
FOREIGN.


NEWS FROM fgAScE--THE BoSApART-
IsTs AcTIvE-PrBLc BUILDINGS RE-
sToRED-THE ORLEANS PRISCEs.
PARIS, June 1.-THE Paris press er-
pect that q strong effort will lie made by
the Bonapartists for the success Of their
party in the coming supplementary elec-
tions. The Journal, OF Paris. says: The
Prince Imperial, ard not the Prince Ma.
poleon, will be pu, forward ns candidate
for the assembly.
tion in cities will check the tendency to
mohsrchism.
The restoration of public buildings has
commenced.
General Dousy mas issued orders that all
/ civilians found with arms in their poser
sion after a certain day shall be tried by
court martial.
Picard has resigned the governorship OF
| the bank Of France.
The Orleans princes are still Il, Yer.
Nssilles.
/ Bsslay and Thesis, who scted by au-
thority Of the commune as delegate super
intendents Of the bank of France and
postal departments, respectively. have
been released from prison, at the inter-
csssion Of the bank authorities, and fur
nished with safe conducts to leave France.
All the sacred vessels and valuable
ornaments taken from the churches by
the communists, with few exceptions,
have been dis covered in the mint sad
other places,
French prisoners are rapidly return
ing from Germany.
Alexander Dumas writes to the Pari
Presse, denouncing the blind clashing Q
private smbition::at Versailles. He praise
Presiden, Thiers, and advocates the cor
sinuance of the republic, to which Franc
always Instinctivelv reverts.
The steamer International which is {
lay the telegraph cable between Mar
settles and Algiers, has arrived st Mar
seilles.
Trains over the Lyons and Medi,er
ranean railway, via Mont Gents tlnnsl
have mmenced running again.
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OUR CHURCHES.


Preaching. Sabbath ss io,z A. ~. and ~ r...
Prayer meeting, Wednesday st NJ.
sunday sehooi, r.n. J. N. Lansden. Super.
intendsnt. Rev. c. II. FoorK, Pasist.
NETaODIsf-Cor. Eighth and Walnut Ste.
Preaching. Sabbath los a. ~. and 7P.s.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7Hp.H.
Sunday School, 3p.n. L. W. stil~ei!, Super.
iptepdsnt. Rev. r. L. TaonSsos, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE acknowledgement
Norning prayers, Sabbath ioia A.A.
Evening prayers 7Hr.n.
sabbath School, "a.
Rev. Ma. coAS, Rector.
~. PATRlCK's CHURCH-oor. Ninth IL. and
Washington Avenue.
Public Service. Sabbath ~ and los. An
vespers, 3P.N.
Sunday School, 2p.H.
Service every day. sr...
Rev. p. J. OHa.tosAs, Priest.
CnRIsTiAN-Eigh,eenth street.
Preschins, Sabbath 10Y a. ~. and 7hr.s.
Rev. J. FnIsxp, Pastor.
MISSION SUNDAY scHOOL-In the Christian
Chu,cn, Eighteenth stsest. Sabbath School .
.n.:
J.B RKxp, superintendent.
youSo MEMS CHRISTIAN AasoCIArIoN-Res.
uiar meeting second Monday each month At the
Prayer room Of the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting. Friday, ~ '. H., a'
the Prayer room OF the Presbyterian church.
~ C. PAssoss, President.
AFRICAN n. E.-Feurteeu,h St. between wslnu
and Cedar.
SERVICES, Sabbath, II An.
Sunday School, ~ Pm.
C;ass3 3Sn.
Prssehisg, 7hs.n. Rev. W. u. Blows Pastor
SECOND FREE-wILL LBAPTisT-Fifsesnth o.
between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Sabbath, ~ and ) sP.n.
Rev. N. RIcks, Pastor.
sprR.WILL BAPTIsT HOME MISSION PUN
DAY YsCHUoI--Corner walnut and Cedar Bis.
sunday School. "a. y.
FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST CHVRCh-Cur
ry's Barracks.
beryices, sabbath II a. H., ~. =. snd ~ -
Rev. VIZ. KsLLsy. Pastor.
sIRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST ChURCH-nef
vesu 10th and llth streets, near Cedar.
pr.schins Sabbath l0h a. ~, and ~ -.
prayer Meeting. Wednesday, evening.
Prsschipg, Friday evening.
sabbath School, ~ y. John Van Baxter an
\ Mary stephens superintsndsnts.
Rev. Z. J: eusRRs, Pastor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-13

GREAT ExcITxMENT,--The city has
been agitated during the past week on the
subject OF the excellent st. Louis Beer,
Weiss Beer, Rhine Wine, and splendid
cigars for sale.st Charley Schonemeyers
saloon. His Weiss Beer is becoming
popular drink--his Rhine Wine Is the
best in the city,-his 81. Louis Beer
always ice cool. The Egyptian Saloon Is
located ut the corner Of Tenth street and
Washington avenue, where all lovers OF
good things to drink should call
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-13

The FESToS CoRS MILL.-This estab-
lishment, corner of Commercial avenue
and Twentieth street, is now in charge of
Mr.. NJ. d. Gunter, who having purchased
and thoroughly reatted it, invites the at.
tention of the public to the fact that he is
nav prepared to furnish dealers and fami-
lies with the very best article Of corn meal.
Orders lef. at the mill or sent through the
postofiics will receive prompt attention.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-13

Burr, of Carrollton. singing of national
airs by the thousands of Sunday school
children Of Jacksonville. Basket picnic,
and ct night q magnificent display Of dre-
works, which i. proposed to make the great
e,, thing of the kind ever witnessed in this
part Of Illinois. A vast multitude will lie
here from thi. and the surrounding coun-
tips
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-13

ST. NIcRoLAs.ADsy boardsrs can se'
cure good accommodations atthe st. Mich
olas formerly the St. James, at ~ per
week. The house Is at the corner OF Ohio
levse and Eighth street, q central location
and is propristored by Harry Walker
who is alive to the wants Of his patrons
Parties desiring boarding and lodging can
lsArn'terms on inquiry at the Office
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-13

AvAuKT, IsDIaEsTIoN.--Thc Charter
Oak Stove 10 the most interesting and i'm
portant feature in the family economy
for Il fills the house with warmth the tn
bic with good cheer, and prevents that
dreSry aspect and indisestible meals that
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-13

Meots-Tbe branch meat shop Of james
Kynss,on. located on Commercial avenue,
next door to ths grocery store Of james
Carroll, is nov IN full blas,, and this pop
ulsr butcher ID supplying al the refined
meat eaters Of tina. portion Of the Fourth
Ward with splendid meat. II you have
not tried him give him n call. tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-13

Hime Slime, at the old stand. on
Sixth street, near Ohio levee, is conduct
ing his barber shop in n drst-clsss style.
1t 10 a model establishment 10 every par-
,icular, and while in his charge all its GUS
toners will receive courteous attention,
and the benefit Of excellent workmanship.
Hair cutting, shaving, shampooing. etc.
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