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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

s1OR SALE PRIVATELY, that very As
T. desirable BklCk HOUSE and premises. Ill
situated on The north sd4of Brosd street, bet"t.n
auh and 18th streets. containing six rooms; WIN
closets, and kitchen with two rooms ; coal anu
,yond-housr, ct+ble and carriage.house, ana
nnmp Ot most excellent water In the yard. IEe
nUusc Is well supplied with gas 1hls propsrVis 10
IN thorough rep ,lr, hav ng been built since tlie
war. and il now occupied by Mr. u, Boyle at *3so
nor An nnun E. ID. EAChO,
an Isst ..'' Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

SPICEs, for preserving, picking, &C.. /;
- CienaDon, Gloves. Ginger, EutpeHs; Mace,
rpper. Mustard Feed, Celery sesd, CorIspder
stet' ruimvric. Csraway seed, &C., &C.; for sale
!"wby
sODEEEE l. DADE, City Drug Store.
suH 10. la&j As1n street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

REroLuTrlN IN slfe imanafactare 81 Sods wa.
ter has been re Gently f-cted by Hsssrs. WOOD, &
soNs, dtuari Is, Of III Inn nd Va Their patent
c"pdecst sed. W tier combines alfths ipsrtdents-
requisite to produce sh. popular eeserare iusssn-s
tsdeonsly and at.ria ne cos tits In the form of
white powder, neatly put up 10 smsli tin boxes,
which can easily be carried In The pocket. For
hooseh9ld e. orfor pleasurc excursions. travel
lei etc. IL is just The thing, aud ting irnmedtste
p'pu'arits 1t gsios wherever introduced proves
sh&t The propsetoss have struck the path that Will
|. I'd on 10 fortune. Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

SUPERB B'PArTERNs 0f'ncw silver for bridal ard Il
presents receiving, at EowLAs f. Co ,s.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23
sgEDsaEH, FEoxIsTs. &c.


V'URNIP SEED.--A full supply OF fresb
i TUxNlp SEED, -
ENGLISH ikD AMERICAN GROWS.
RED.rOr STRAP LEAF,
WHITE FLa'r DL Tt'H.
Large WE;TE i,OHFOLk,
Large WHsTE GLoBE.
YELLOW ARFRDEtN,
DAi E'S III BhID.
ST NEE 'rbP tf,I s1lad1
~ "iII;h, cg ;, UIA 8s-Gh
Warranted or Tie same cupsrior quality That we
lave heretofore sold.
teT ALLISON 4 ADDIsJS, Cary street.
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FOR SALE AN5b ESESE.

VIRGINIA HOTEL, AT STAUN-Gs
' ron, VA, FOR RE~T Ok LEASE.-E E@a
The lcaJe Of Mcssrs. Frazer Il Sale expires on lc
LIST; day Of Cctcnec ncNr. The house Is built of
i'm pr"yaIn"uts, aud as soola custom any inland
lotcl Ia VI gluia. ..-.-.. 1..- -....-,..l
For terms, sppy to T.. WAGSFE & CO., Rich
III nd or +. bCnEFFER, s. oods,ock, Va. :.
an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23
ItKhND EXCURSION TO fTWs ,
CDBB'S ISLAND, AND RETURN.
WEDNESDAY alfEITS'r ODD IS7l,

FkHE FOR ROUND TRlr. So.
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CANARY BIRD LOST.-Lost, on Sum
~ day morning. smau, white and ugly s,Sa>
lock nS CANARY. He Is about Two SSIG,
month, old. and Is quite tame. A liberal VIZ
reward will bc given II rCturnedto ESI
W. II. kEININGHAM
all % ct llO3 NJ ain st rect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23
SHADY GROVES, ICES AND MUsfci

cv> roGsR A. PRYOR 1SvITED TO DE
LIVER THk Charge TO THE -
KNIGHTS!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

EOR RENT, desirable SMALLGd
IL DWp..LINii 90 the east side of ith, be. LII
-ween CLAW and Leigh streets. containing Elk
roVm; and kstcLcn, with gaS aud water on, the ii
nrpinlsrs JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
au II 4g Real Estate sgrnL aut Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

T lOSr, a small TERRIER BITCH 30
~ tolack and TAM, with broken tail, ,So
md -. Gilham On her collar. ANY one VINO wII
w3rded. 70 ... .tr,. ar 93 q, ,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

TlOR RENT, that large and desirable a
H BRICK DWELLING No 3t2 Main. be- LII
tween Sd and a;h 'reels, containing nine rooms,
with the modern IMPROVEMENTS, and kitchen.
p.ssesson given abouG september 1st.
.a JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, 81
sr c1 At Rp,I Frtatn Gent and A auct!Oueer.
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MEETiNGS.
LOST, STRkRED. DC


WILL PAY, ONE DOLLAR RE.
Il WARD land no questions asked) for the re-
turn Of my MEMORIAL NUU M.BOOK, taken with
been Cropped will state tha! IL has q iek green
morocco back, edged with brass. IL - a.
j. LEVY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23

DOR RENT, Il desirable new BRICK O.
a. DWELLING, on Marshall ct, er:, be EI
tween lst and Adams uext 10 Mr.. Ike ~ lnmber-
gard, cont lining SIX large. roouls nad two Small
ones kitchen, with gas and water on he premi-
scs. kCplv at 8O7 Main street. be.weef 9TH snd
10th, ever Mr. BIrglmiI's tia stere. au . ?
E,OR RENT, A PARr<QF a. VERY @
E'DESIRASLE RESIDENCE, consisting LII
or seveu rooms. Tua desirable icnant the rent
win he Moderate. APPLY on ins premises. E0!i
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HOWN THEY TUMBLE!

OppoBlLe D!sratch office
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-01-28

LFs is as beautiful as panorama that
Iaoves on to the great and final climax when
the curtains of eternity are drawn, and the
marvellous beatty of the universe opens end
less visions of glory to our enlarged sight.
aud the dreams of the past are concealed from
the view in the never-ending present The
top, the sword, and the toy, make up the sum
of our existence; for the old and the young
are nearest Heaven. Prattling childhood and
old age walk hand in hand, and laugh at
gambling lambs, and make pretty speeches to
bright birds and butterflies for the veil of
time is but a mist to the right and left of
them, and love and innocence stand like
cherubs by the cradle and the grave.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-01-28

THERE is structure which everybody is
building, young and old, each one for himself.
II is called character, and in it every act is n
stone. II day by day We are careful to build
our lives with pure, noble and upright deeds,
ored by God and man. But as one leak will
sink ship, and ono flaw will break chain,
so one mean, dishonorcd. untruthful net or
word will forever leave its impress and work
its influence on our character. Thet let tho
several deeds unite to form single day, and
ono by one tho days grow into noble years,
and tho years, as they slowly pass. will raise
Mt last beautiful odhoe, enduring forever 10
our praise
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THE ISLE AND STAR.

LII the tropical seas
There's n beautiful isle,
Where stG rms never darken
The sunlight's soft smile.
There the hymn OF the breeze
And the hymn of the stream
Are mingled In one.
Like sweet sounds in dream
There the song birds at noon
From thick shadows start,
Like musical thoughts
Fron the poets full heart.
There the song birds At noon
SIT in silence unbroken.
Like an exquisite dream
In the bosom unspoken.
There the flowers hang like rainhows
On wildwood and lea
oh. say. wilt thou dwell
In that sweet isle with me?
IA the depths Of the sky
There's = beautiful star,
Where no cloud casts 4 shadow
The bright scenes 20 mar.
There the rainboFs ne'er fade
And the dews are ne'er dry,
And a circlet of moons
Ever shine I: ;hc sSy;
There the songs Of the blest
And the songs of the spheres
Are unceasiDgly heard
Through the INFINITE years.
There the soft air floats down
From the Amaranth bowers,
All fresh with the perfume
OF Eden's own flowers:
There truth. love and beauty
Immortal will be
oh, say. wilt thou dwell
In that sweet star with me.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-01-28

scIENrITrc KISSING. Certain young men in
town, says tho Owyheo Avalanche, have
adopted novel method Of obtaining kisses
Ihey assert, ON the authority of scientific
writer's, hattho concussion produced by n kiss
WI cause tho ilamo Of lamp or candle to
Kicker, and easily induce tho iamscI To- expsr.
imont i'll the interest Of science. The FIRST
KISS or two tho parties watch the nnmo 10 SEQ
II flicker, but soon become so much inter.
.ostod in tho experiments as TO lot IL flicker il
II wants to-
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sun Domingo.

The Washington Patriot thus shows up the
undesirable character of The San Domingo
climate:
"In 1895 the British invaded the Island
Up to August of that years, 800 troops landed.
In June, 1896, u reinforcement came, and
shortly after another. The aggregate of these
exceeded II regiments, which, at $50 men
each, makes II, 400, to which add the above
and we have up to the middle of 1896, "a, $50
men. Besides these 5000 negroes were pur-
chased, drilled and armed. And, IN addition,
there was Large cooperative fleet. This
powerful force scarcely did any fighting from
beginning to end.
Nov. towards the close Of 1897 not more
than I 900 of this entire force of over ~, 900
men were alive aud fit for duty, while the
historian says the loss Of British seanen on
the fleet may be "yeTy moderately estimated
at 5000 men" The Eighty-secOnd Regi-
ment British Infantry was one of the first To
land, $50 strong. Within ten day $50 "fcll
victims to the climate" Hompcsch's dra-
goons fell in two months from 200 to 800
men. The Ninety-siSth Infantry pcrished to
a man. Al length no resource remained but
To escape from the island. Only about ], 100
out of more than ~. 900 remained. These
facts are cited from Bryan Edwards History
OF the West Indies and are undisputed.
In 1902 Napoleon sent force of vctcrns
"of the Rhine and Of Egypt" 1900 men
10000 more came within the same year, with
n fleet of % sail of the line. or these about
5000 were lost in battle and field casualty.
The remainder would be. besides the fleet,
1000. Before November of the first year
General Leclerc, commnuder-in. chief, and IL
other general officers had died, and but IL, 900
OF the force remained fit for duty. AuOthcr
year closed the horrible struggle against
"black vomit," and the miserable remnant Of
less than 5000 or 1000. including Gonzales
cents and all who remained alive, gladly sur
rendered 10 the British fleet. This is told in
Thers' History Of the Consulate and En-
pire."
The Spanish expedition is so recent as to
be familiar to our people. under whose very
eyes the sacrifice occurred. No estimate
places the loss below 10000 men and il has
been deliberately rcckoned at 5000. The
Spanish people are the colouizers of the trOp.
les. As u race, they are acclimatcd to the
West Indies. That, AZ military invader
they were resisted with effect only by the sub.
tic poisons that guard nature in her tempting
but proftless lrXurIance, il indsputnblo,
Before these terrible facts, what becomes OF
the crude and absurd Statements" published
to show that country healthy rhich, with d
small population of barbarc negroes, has sue
cessfully resisted the most powerful nations
of Europe without battle aud without vic
tory2"
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1871.
FOURTH YEAR.
THE ALDINEl
An Illustrated Monthly Journal Of i6 pages claiined
TO be the hafdsomest Paper in the World.


'Give my love the artis. workmen OF the Adiue'
Who are striving 20 make their profession worthy Of
admiration for beauty, as It has always been for use
THE OBJECT OF THE ALDISE is to furnish me-
dunn which SLAM be at exponent OF progress
and Of the beautiful I'm Printing and the kindred arts
Ihe latest and most improved machinery, and the
very highest order Of mechanical and artistic talent
shall be taxed TO the utmost TO ptoduee sheet-as
nearly possible-pefect In sypoEra hy and illus
trAtion- While IL IL intended that the appearance
shall be une=ceptionable no pains shall be spared To
Keep the the literary matter original and selected
equal to the best
The unequAled excellence Of the wood-cut iiattrd--
tons published in the pages of the aine has elected
the commendation OF the European as we'll as tho
American press, and has been hailed the COM
mencement Of new era in the history Of Illustrated
Journalism.
Believing that there are many persons throughout
tue country wnt cultivated taste, in matters literary
and artistic will lead them a peculiar appreciation
OF their enterprise the publishers appeal To this class
for that active sympathy and financial support so
proposed scope and usefulness of the 'Aldine' Let
each wehwisher send in at least one subscription
and influence others to do likewise.
TERMS; One copy, four months, 81 90; one copy,
one year. 50 so; Ave copies, year, IS 75. Speci-
men copies, by m=al. postpaid. 25c.
The publishers will send. free, the beautiful oil
chrome "DUCkS a. prcatuH 10 crery TIbscriber
addition, will send the wonderful Christmas Num-
ber," printed in colors, and containing over ATTY
Mustrat.On TO all whose remittance is received be-
fore the edition Is exhausted.
JAMES SUTTON CO., Publishers.
No. 23 Liberty Street, New York.
Rs-A copy of this beautiful Monthly be seen at
the Office Of the "Elko Independent"
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g., MIR; GREEs slod lady for breach of prom.
iso. Hor friends offered to gettlo il for too
hundred dollars, "What!' cried Groom. two
hundred dollars FOR ruined hopes, n shattered
nnihd' ablastcd life. and n bleeding heart?
Two hundred dollars for all thisS Noyerl
Rs bargainr' ""'
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TnE Colusa Sun, Of the llth. in speaking of
Governor Hnight, says;
"As Governor, we like fInight. ITo has
made some very unfortunate appointments
from some of his measures We have differed as
widely as the poles. but in the main ho has
had the interest Of the State at henrt, and he
has not been afraid of taking responsibilities,
and we would greatly prefer to have man in
that position who would go wrong occasional
ly, than have one who had not the neyyo to
say mo when pressed by personal and po-
litical friends. llaght would make n magnf-
cent man before the people. They know him
10 be honest and that he will do whatever he
thinks tho interests of the State demand, re-
gardlcss of any pressure, and on this account
many men would go for him who differed with
him on many important questions. Haight
would hnvo carried this county in tho conveu-
ton against any other man than Jas. A. John
son, but between those two il would bo hard
TO tell which would carry it. Tho people hero
40 40 Tar as we have heard any expression feel
like indorsing both"
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our only Authorized Agents:

Is only authorized agent in san Francisco, Cal
HUDSON 4 MENET. Il Park Pow, are our agents
in New York City.
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TDA,ELMoRE.-This stock. says tho Owyheo
Avalanche, is still quoted Mt $40 per share
During tho year 1870 tho mino paid dividends
TO tho amount Of 500, 900
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rumor is in circulation in Berlin TO the
effect that Hon. George Bancroft is 10 resign
his Ministry aud return homo.
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1878 PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO $3.50, 900

The Gifts will We awarded in precisely similar
manner at the Concert given I'm san Francisco in
aid OF the Mercantile Library.
The drawing will be under the management Of C.
COSAWAf, President OF the Board OF Trustees of the
Town of Grass Valley; S. p. DORSEY School Trustee
A. HOOPER. Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department;
and PATRICK ENGLISH. MARTIN FORD and DAN
Grass Valley.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-01-28

NEw potatoes have made their appearance
in tho Stockton, Cal, market.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-01-28

n LAST year J3,730 immigrants arrived NJ
poston-in 1869 tho number was 3I,7Si.
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NURSE FOR THE SICK.

Mrs. e. NJ. CAMPBELL will receive orders to
wi NURSE TIE SICK, at her residence near the
School House, dsl-1m
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r. A. ROGERS,

NOTARY PUBLIC FOR ELRo COUNTY, AND CON
~ MISSIONER OF DEEDS for California. Office
with tho County Recorder. in the CourtHouHe, mp
stairs. In ElkO. j6u
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$l5O,O0O GOLD COIN +!
A Grand Gift Concert

WILL BE GIVEN AT CHAMELEON HALL" IN
w GRASS VALLEY, Nevada County,
California,
On FEBRUARY 3ond, 1871.
By the GRASS yALLEr BESEvonESr ASSOCIATION" for
the Benefit of the town of GrSSs Valley. extend
Water Pipes. TO the School Fund the Orphan Asylum
and the fire Department
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Give my love 10 the Artis. workmen OF the Aidiue
who striving 20 make their profession worthy of
admiration for beauty, It has always been for use
fulness.2HehTy Ward BeechtT.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
DURKHElMfR WURST MARkT

John Scheel will spread u grand lunch
and give u concert at his Washington hall
garden on Sunday afternoon, at o clock
The lunch will consist of fresh imported
Durkheimcr Wurst and sour krout. The
concert will continue during the entire al
t-rnonn. In the evening a co,rlloc party
will be given and all lovers Of the terp-
ischore IN art are Invited to attend. DIT
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
CIRCUIT COURT.

corB. BLAsDHLL 4 co. vs.. THE /. c. n.
This case is still pending and
NAe'y 10 last another wee'. The whole ~ =
d,ncc has to be gone Trough with this
term rs wei Us the last. The luwl crs -"
acting wary Of it. They seem u think
/. !, too much swcetu,ss too long drawn
out. The side that wins will feel happy
n, doubt when the cas-, is ended.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

rUr-N-v 4vvrrrps
ClkcII coVEI.
's9se-D :! bAssr' O ...IAa'tr.
I-,...---.,g A;sor-s!-l. ?. N,Ct-srs!,
Hs"a..
c'-s c-s-k-.ss- - Ai---A--
-s-s-I .-rsr
- NJ ., LE.S--,f ~ I,.if7-'-.
rr-w-- -r-T-
.-,-s-5 v----.,,s. w.
- = -.
-
v-EI~TPLL GOVERNMENT
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STOV rs.

We have just Received large stock
Of heating stoves for either coal on
wood or both, suitable for office, halls par.
Tors or dining rooms. We wM dupticat
any Cincinnati, EcdnSritte or 81 Loui,
retail price list for either cooking or heat.
ing stores. Orders by mail will receive
our prompt attention.
BEERwART Ortiz & Co,
No. 1876 Commercial avenue.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07
OUR CHURCHES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ct.
Pret hing sabbath ai loH a. ", aud ~ rN
Prayer meeting, Wednesday MA ".
sunday School, Pm IN Lan-den super
intondent. Rev c. II. roo1r, Faster.
NJ .inoDizT-Cor Eighth and walnn' SITS.
Preaching, sabbath lo'{ A. ~. and > -
Prayer meeting, weduesda, 7It.s
S'n'a, school Bpm. l.. Snlwen, snpcf.
intendent. Rev. r. l.. THonrsos Pastor.
CHURCH uF THF REDEEM Err Episcopal
Morning. prayers, sabbath lo1s An
Evening prsyer,.5hr.A.
Rev. Ma. CoAS, Rector.
81. PATRIcR's CAURCH-Jor. Ninth 81. and
Washington Avenue.
Paddle service. Sabbath ~ snd log 40
Ne-pcrs 8r.r.
Sunday School, P.s.
service every day. sP.s. A.,
Rev. J. o'H,LIossS, Priest.
HRiSTlAN-Eighteonlh street
SABBATH school, 81. =. NJ. Sabbath
Preaching, s.bbath iojs ~ ana .,
Rev. FRIEND, Pastor.
u,ss,oN st-yn.y sCHUOL--in the CHRISTIAN
c,urc, r,gbiecnth saect. sabbath scnool
LB. Rrrp, Superintendent.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSuClATloN-Reg
,,iar meeting serond Mondav each month OF TIE
mayer room Of the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting, FRIDAY, y. p. ~, a.
the Prayer room OF the Presb terrain church
G. Parsons, President.
md Cedar.
Services sabbath, II AN.
sunday sahool, lIsr.s
C,ass3Ps
Preaching, ~ Pm. Rev. WIN. Jackson, P"sto
sECuSU tkEE-wiLL BAPTis1-Fifirenth 81.
between Walnrt and Cedar.
services sabbath, IN an ! > Pm
Rev. n. RIcKs Pastor.
FREF.wILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION uN
DAY ~CHOUL-Corner wa nut and Cedar So
sund : hooi, N. |
First + ZEE WILL BAPTIST CHuRcH-cur-
~ Barracks. " |
-eryI,es, >abb ih II A. NJ, p. n. and IA r.h.
Rev. WN. kELLEr, Pastor.
tIR-T MISSIONARY ZAP lsr CHURCH-Det- |
wprn Iuth ami 18th stieet>, NJ ar Cedar'
Preaching Sa,bath lO54 a. ~. and "a f.s
PRAYER Aee'ing Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening. -
sabbath : houl, Ia p. N. John an Baxter anu
Mary stephens suterint' ndent-.
Re-. TT. HOBBS Paste
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For SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CAIRO
PRoPERTY.-I have One HUNDRED All
SIXTY acres of frs,-class unimproveo
land in Johnson county, which I will sell
on reasonable terms, or exchange for Care
city property. +. ii. PoPE.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

BRICK STORE FOR REST.--The brick
store. No. 7s, Ohio Levee, now occupied
by +. NJ. StockHeth, Esq, is offered for
rent, and will be vacant on the 18th inst.
Apply to JNo. b. PILLS.
oct3tf
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SECRET ORDERS.

THE MAsoNs.
CAIRO .CosSASDERI, No l3-Statcd Assem'l,
Al the Asylum Mason, Hall, first and third ss''
urdavs in scn month.
CAIRO CovSciL. No. a. egular Convocation at
Masonic Hall. the second FRIDAY Ia each month.
CNRo CH,FTER. No. Il Regular Couyocatloh
IN .uth. . .
CAIRO LoDGE, No. 237 +. "A. N Irregular Com.
uubicaticns nj ,sonlc Hall, the second an"
fourth iUndays oil each month.
DELTA Lopez, NO. Sos +. A. M.-Regular Com
nunicafions ~ Masonic Hall irst and third
thursdays IN each month
THE oDD-FELLows.
AtrIASpua LoDoE, 2A.-Meets in OddFellow's
Tell, IN Art RS Bud ing every Thursday even
lng, at so'clo- X
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

FRESH OYsTERs.--I Am now receiving
daily, the celebrated {. 5. Maltby's IL. and
NJ. brand of fresh oysters, which are unri.
vailed, and for sale by the can or case on
the most reasonable terms, try them, al.
ways warranted good and fresh.
If WM. WINTER.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-07

SLEEPING Rooms FOR Rent Tel,
well ventilated sleeping rooms in City Ma.
,ional Bank building. Apply to
EDWARD DEZONIA,
At CITY National Bank,
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oct5dtd

ARREsTED-A well known citizen o
this city was day, CT two since, before one
Of our city magistrates for being drunk
and dsorderly. He was fined the usual
smount-S9 co. After the trial was over
he might have been heard soliloquizing
tbusly; "Now, this is the second time /
have been up before magistrate for the
same offense. I might have known it.
if ] had gone to Alba's in the first place
and got one Of those smooth, clean, deli.
c.ous shaves that Alba is known to give
to every one who patronizes him, thi.
would not have happened" Therefore
reader, take warning and always go to
Alba's barber shop, Commercial avenue
between Seventh aud Eighth streets. If