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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-22

TIE SYLvEsTER's ExcuRsIoS.-The second
Saturday evening excursion Of the steamer
John Sylvester, during the present season /,
took place on last Saturday evening. A
large crowd was on toard and band of
music contributed not 4 little to the enjoy
ment of the eXcursionistS.
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SENT TO JAIL FOR THIRTY DAYs.-William
E. White was sent to Jail for thirty days on
Saturday by Justice CrciT, having bhen found
guilty of obtaining S2.75 under false PRE-
tences from X. G. Morris.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, Va, july 20, 1877.
nCCEuf~rS

CURN AND FLOUR FXEHA NTE,l
RICHMOND, Va, july 20, 1877. (
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.--Whitc. $3.50 bushels Red, 1cc4 bushels.
CoRN.-White, 9oS bushels.
OATS.-240 bushels.
SALES.
WnEAT.-Whltc, LILO bushels very good at ST.:
ls2 bushels good at s.70; 3eo bushels prime on pri
vate terms; 652 bushels prime Mt $3.50: 503 bushels
very good ut SI75 80 bushels common ut S.i0 I6s
bushels prime ut Sl.7s; SIS? bushels very good prt
yate terms: y bushels coramon ut SI6O; 20 bushels
prime ut Sl.fG: 26 bushels prime ut Sill Red, TO
bushels fair ut 81 ,fo 5l2 bushels choice private
terms: log bushels common at SI.so; .8a bushels
good ut Sl70: $40 bushels prime ut Sf3; 20 bushels
prime at Sl.75; 10 bushels very good ut Sl.T2; 20
bushels common at SIPS.
:. CoRN.-White 800 bushels very good at 7sc.; 2a
bushels prime at 7Sc.; 400 bushels prime ut sec.
RE-ENHIBTTED.
COnS-White, 800 bushels.
OATS-sys bushels.
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| ATWOOD " RITTER, a
GOVERNOR STREET, y
RICHMOND VA ESST

o. mn Isl 81 September next Will offer great
!, ''WI .,@ 10 iI'N 20 all In need OF FURNITURE AND
hi-SAt.S. Oar Harcrooins are now filled
' S'".7 made Of seasoned aud kiln-drIcd lumber,
"'ff@ntcd 10 stand in amy climate.
w.. "nAti ca!l particular attention 10 our stock Of
"HiNt CHAMBER SUITS, which can he fur
,"' rom ~ /" 200. and Ia al! cases warranted.
,., ",' ","'. o. PARLOk FURNITURE lA..lso very
';'.' and II "" have not the style on hand
az make any pattern 10 order.
~ need viii lind II to their interest to examine
' ''''h. tc22
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Women SufrraSists Favor1nS IN
Philadelphia Platform.

PunApELruIA, July 2o.-An appeal signed
by Susan B. Anthony, president, and Mati!da
Jocelyn Gage, secretary of the Executive
Committee of the Women's Suffrage Asso-
ciation, takes strong grounds in favor OF the
philadelphia platform.
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New York Items.

New York, July 2o.-The deaths this week
amount to 91S.
Specie shipments to-day. 1925, COO.
The Brooklyn police have been ordered TO
arrest all liquor.deaers having their saloons
open tomorrow Sunday.
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DefauItins Postmaster Arrested.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 20.-Assistart POST
master j. T. Wood has been arrested, charged
with deialcation to the amount OF 81, 900.
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u,rr1,,opr ,,.pKrTS

BALTIMORE. July 2o.-Flour steady and fairly
active. Wheat steady and unchanged. Corn dull;
white, 77@,lc Oats, southern, s5Ql4Sc. Provisions
very strong-Mess pork, $li: shoulders, sic. Lard
duff, salasc. Whiskey, 0?.@5ac.
Virgiilid 9's sold at 37a Consols, SD bid. West
yirginia's, l5 bid.
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fIESrEVRE, Xc.

~ iiiE EPtHLIC.-Bcing compelled n
l" max" alterations and improvements III ~
ivy "tt'r""mi~ on account OF increase Of bllsi- N~I
~ ~ nave determined 10 sell out my large
80 fIRSifUEE Persons Wishing to secure
" "a@Oiul Nalnr; rari0r or Chamber Set 81, first
KY "lI d" well 10 call soon. Very respectfully,
a.'' az ! ROONEY, Governor and Franklin
.i''!-. ElrLuoud. VA. iy3
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Papcr-MaIi Burncd--1Icayy loss. dc. i
PoUGHggEPslE, n. Y, July e0.--J. b.
Shefaelds paper-nill, at Saugerties, was
burned to-day. Loss, 5000 900; insurance,
s105,a00. No lives lost. It was q large con-
eern and employed three hundred and fifty
honds i. ,Is-ea
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scarcity OF Mafer.

BosToS, July 2G.-It is apprehepded that
some of the Lowell factories must suspend
for want of water il, the Concord river.
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Sad CaIamity--Thrcc Ladies' Drowned
While Esufiring.

BosToS, July a0.--Two daughters of vii:
liam Wilcox, of Worcester, aged sixteen and
eighteen, and Mrs. Edmunds, aged twenty
three, were drowned in u pond near Mill
bury this morning. 1t Is supposed that
while bulbing they got beyond their depth
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". G. r. FRAYsER's extensive Photographic gai-
iery, opposite the post-ofcc, is visited da! o' Tue
ellie of tie city.
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Don't hawk, hawk, spit, spit, blow, blow, and dis
gust everybody with your catarrh and It's offensive
otlor, when Ur. SACE'S CATAnRH REMEDY VII!
speedily destroy all odor, arrest the discharge, una
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anzSrHaIist Drowned,

PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-A boat contain.
ing four persons was capsizsd this morning
in the Delaware river, drowning Harry
Bowman, journalist.
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mond, Va; Messrs. Robinson n Co., Dam
vile, Va; Benjamin B. Clinton, Richmond, |
Va. William Hawkins, Richmond, Va.

RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH Or.
FIcE, Saturday, July 90: s A. NJ, 50 de-
grees; Z. NJ, SO degrees; z. NJ, 81 de-
praps.
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LADIES, get your Dolly Warden hats at 7cs Main
street, before going to the Riverside Park Every
thing in the millinery line at cost Mt Mrs. il. A.
W,tIrI 0rK'S
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Rapcr Sentenced and Another -.
ArrasseG.

Bosrox. July 20.-Jehn Donohoe, con-
yicted of rape, has been sentenced to fifteen
years confinement in the pcnitcntiary.
a mulatto has been arrested on the charge
of rape ut Taunton, Mass.
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what Boutwell, Says Of North caroiiaa'
WAsnNGTos, July 2o.-Secretary bont-
well has returned from North Carolina. ne
saws that leadiig men promise ten, ana posi-
bly, fifteen, thousand Republican majority III
that State in the August election.
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MEETINGS..

cTONEWALL GROVE, No. 6, u. A. O
- D.-lrhc mefulNrs of STONEWALL GROpE.
No a. Will attend II regular meeting of their Grove
TIiIS faioudayj EVENING at O'Clock. A full at
tendance Is requested. rs business OF great impor-
t.nra will come before the Grove. Members OF
sisr Groves in good standing Invited 10 attend,
ir!o9l,t. u! 9ltt " A. j.. MORRISS, 8. J..
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SEWiNG-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
EtPAl AlEi.h-Al The late improvements put
, . -" OIL" SLDAT ELLIPTIC SEWiNG-Mh-
, t'iNf. hur advice ~ owncrs of the SIoAJ
'W. m.trbil,,a.
]" - SLOAT & ADDISGTON.
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ARMIsTEAD, 900 Main street, offers MS s'oeh "a
laces, trimmings fancy goods, &c, III aec.oe" ~
r,,.,;op IN nrices Go and see his stock. ladies.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD Will be furnished 10 ne"
subscribers to January next at one dollar. othce'
Ills Main street.
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ARMISTEAD. 9O9 Main street. Is selling corSsls
at IL cents worth il.5 kid gloves nj 81 spring ana
summer trimmings al cost; Paras"ls ut cost
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK July oo.-Cotton dull ;siles. al bales:
uijlrs. &c: Orleans. ostc. Flour dbl common to
fair extra. S6.s5l$..so; choice, Ss.S5@$l?. Wheat
h, avy and z01se. lower. Corn I@?c. lower. Pork
dull nj 1880 Beef dull Lard heavy: kettle, ssc.
Navals quiet and firm. Groceries quiet und steady.
Erntu IL Fl
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Govan: We all went in-scyen or eight of

Govan: We all went in-scven or eight OF
us.
Reporter Were your brothers and father
here, along with your
T Govan,: They were not: declare 1t be.
fore God. Ny brother Columbus here is an
innocent man.
Reporter: Were you disguised?
Govan: We, were; all of Us.
Reporter: Polly Weston saw but three
persons, and they were not disguised. How
could she have been mistaken?
Goran: The Lord only knows.
Reporter: Can you give me the name of
the kuklux who were with you at Wcs-
toms?
Govan: Certainly: they were
(naming seven very respectable men, well
known Iii the county of Rutherfcrd).
Reporter: Are YOU liot iiilstakeIl In the
names you give?
Henderson Adair to Govan: You know
they were disguised, Goran.)
GoYan: Their faces were covered, but
they gave me the names have given you.
Reporter: You say you are a kuklux !;
are you not Republican,
Govan: vote that ticket.
Both The culprits said: 1--WE are as ready
as we will ever be; we are not afraid OF
DEATH
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aDvERTIsE.-our merchants seeking trace In any
norton of the country should advertise In the
n,pers of that section. III. ELLYsoN i 90. "ili
take advertisements and have them inserted a. puo-
II sI,.rs' rates.
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Fire in RuiIaIo, New Yerh,

BUFrAIo. JlIy au.--kyans 20 % ptanlng
mill and several adiolnirg lumber. yards were
burned last night, Less, Si0o, 600,
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FRAYsER's gallery Is the most pleasant resort In
the city this warm weather.
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Thc eoyernor.g,s,, ,,e ye.,r ye,.,-zs.

8 NEW YoRg, July 20.--A disrntcl, from
Niagara says the Democratic and Liberai
leaders In consultation there have agreed
upon Sanford E. Church for Governor.
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NJ. EILYsoN & Co.. Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
hni,dIuu. win receive advertisements and have them
inserted in any journal Of the country at regular
rates.
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v,,nt,s i'm the Pubic Treasury.

WAsurNGros, July 2e.-The coin balance
IN the Treasury is 81, ,0o0, 900, including
s3s. .000, 600 of certificates. The currency
balance is 80, SOC, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-22

HE SAW TIE MAN WHO DlD IT.-Thc Pitts
burgh Commercial says that when the drama
Of the "Loiig Ssrihc" was being played at
Harrisburg, Pas, aid in the court scene
the judge asked the question, "Guilty or
not guilty." a wcl-drcsscd, intelligent-look-
ing man left his seat in the centre of the par
quette. wcndcd his way through the crowd
to the edge CT the stage, and very calmly
called out, "Stop!"
The actor who was pcrsonating the char
acter of Moneypenny, thinking the man in-
toSicated, walked down to the foot-lights,
and the following dialogue ensued: "Wili
you obliGe me by taking your scat, sirT'
The gentleman replied. II want 10 give an
opinion" "Wcll," said the worthy man
agcr. eve are willing to hear it," The
stranger proclaimed in loud voice, at was
not that man (pointins to the prisoner; Jem.
Starkie) who killed him. saw who did it.
| saw the person shoot him frcm behind the
hedge"
Then, turning upon his heel, he left the
theatre, escorted by apolice officer, and vent
ing his anger in subducd curses upon the in
justice Of the English courts, which refused
to take the evidence Of an eyewitness. The
man was not intoxicated, as was at first sup
posed, but his Imagination bccaiiie excited to
such degree that he forgot where lie was,
and thought the murder and trial reality.
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Death Of the Oldest Mason In the
limited States.

BANGOR, Me-, July 2c.-Hon. Samuel
Thatcher died last night al the advanced
ace of ninety-six. He was electea 10 Soh-
crcss in 1862, and he was the Oldest Mason
in the United States.
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Music at Riverside Park this evening. Boats run
from Eighth street every half hour from to 73o p.
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD Of this city Is ah eAce'-
lent advertising medium.
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GRAND EXCURSION TO
N WEST POINT,
BY MARSHALL LODGE, No. l., Il. OF F.,
FRIDAY THE ?6TII INSTANT.

Tho cXcursOnSt Will leave Richmond rim the
Richmond and York River railroad on FRIDAY
MORNING at y o'clock, and return To The city 1T
Il o'clOck same evening.
A BRASS AND STRING BAND
will he In attendance. and The dry will lie spent In
the most delightful manner.
The Committee of ARRANGEMENTS VIII spare mel
thrr pains nur Expense tb Fender this The most
ioyahe affair of the season.
Strict order will be preserved.
Tickets can be had of TIE following named mem-
bcis Of the Committee CT Arrangements
j. {. Teller G. H. Epps. William H. Bailic, c. Y.
Clash, i. }. .McDowcll. Robert Iiill. Jr.. William T..
SZcr, &c rye W. Shcppcrsou, Il. i ilson, Michael
Levy. \. +: Sanwalt Jhlm a. TyIte. i. J.. Clayton,
and members nf the lodge generally; also, 1T the
drug stores of McsSrs. Howard brothers. T. NJ
Saunders. L. T.. Thomas: the stores Of GCorg,
:. h"nn. j. G. Wharton. and III the depot on the
nrr!Iin!" ri the excursion. Tickets for gentlemen.
round "Trip. ii Latti". 81 cents. j. 20 - -. &c
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TOR PHIL ADELPHIA
A The steamer EMPIRE. Captain..sAs4sEss4.szss:
SNYDER, will receive freight for the above porl TIL
MONDAY the 22d Instant, AZ II O'Clock.
Freight taken for all parts of Pennsylvania New
Jersey. and Delaware, also for Norfolk Boston, aud
New Orleans, III low rates. Passage Philadelphia
including meals and stateroom, IS.
WI. PORTER. Agent,
~ 2 -2l No. 241I Dock street.
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WILLIAM T.. TANNER II CO.,
MFTE"rri.iTAN WORKS,
tA\Al. 'rEEET FROM HGXTu 70 SEVENTH
iup'IIiar;ur.ra Of
*N:!lNt%
Ub|iERS,
hAM-NliIS,
EARk. GRIST. and PLASTER MiLLt
GAS Nt:'HlNER].
NUL|rEAl.iNG, &C
E'piir.~,'ih solicited.
tt.'leat~ h. Mi u"iats low.
~.rG Tor c.rruir ocs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July 20, 1877.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, JULY %, 1872
sm rises,...,....... 4:55 Moon rises. ....... o.
Sun sots ,.., 7U5 High tide. :. ........ SIS
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tEGE SIttk Or tih>i-'iAcH
\ s\ItlI:NCIrE Coh. ." hand.
t.E.". , -. = II. IlhWiS.
F:s.l,;Cr.i.h .lid Cary streets.
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,..r,N.fr HILL LUMP AND HAIL
| ,,,I..T{ NEEEI.hND coat.
'''".' - :. II. iiiWFS,
Elchtt,rtih aud Gary streets.
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,, now IN receipt ol ny usual yHrGiE ni III m!
.#', '.,,l 80 manufacturers ana families, anu
8; ,.lisr,tirs :" sU!i purchasers NJ i%"cst
49,. '''' =" ,'si y. l.. .tAlI!EOi.
.. ''' Seventeenth street. ri drawhrldgc.
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DEPARTURES or STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORk.-The Old - ~,
Il Dominion Steamship Companys clc- sS4sass:ss:s ssass:s
CANT sidc-wbccl steamship OLD DOMINlON, Cap
O'Clock L. NJ. Freight received until p. NJ.
Through bills OF ladiEg signed, aud goods for
wardcd with dispatch to all points north, south,
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare. $lo; stecrsge, Sc; round-trip
tickets, SO, For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
jy 22-2t No. Governor street.
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wood AND COAL.

,iIpLoTHIAN MD o,;',sr AMtmhNHiIk ,th Nh, =.
- - nC superior quality. and advise thoSc
put away ,hs,r ,, S"nrsy, mIr Tor W M1i- aM
tri a. sr.'' w ~ r.,~nn, Also. for sale, hNTliRA-
%, L VII, Iii III y;,cr. ALRERT BLAIR.
'}t rm1r;.cnth street near Mayo's bridge
xTilEAy!TE COAL.--For sale, 900
\ ,iall Rrrthcrs & Co.'S celebrated fRANh.
;%, i''i inc quality Of which canno; b. eXccllcd
& ,;,rrr> CrcA CumlcrInnn I"a', ~ m,.t%Iniam ~ ,,,
...4 '",G' '",y,, =, 80 ,sr l"wcst market rate.
WI, ~ >''' - '' WHIT ROBERTS,
conner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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DOWHATAN STEANIBOATGSISr
Il COMPANY'S d=zs..is..-as. dssssi.sss.
SEMl-WEEKLY LINE

FOR
BALTIMORE AND AEL POINTS SOUTH AND
WEST, IN CONNECTION WITH BALTl-
MORE AND OHIO AND NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILROADS.
The steamers Of this line leave their wharf al
Rockets every Tuesday night al high tide, and on
Saturday Ut O'Clock L. M.
Freight received every day up to haf-paSt O'Clock
P. NJ Saturdays until half-past O'Clock p. NJ
For freight or pussage apply to
je 27-3m WILLIAM 2. BRETT, Agent.
HAVING to lay up at Norfolk e.I1:n.
IL for repairs, the steamer PAIL -ssssnz4ssszs.
SADIE. Captain NELSON, will not make her usual
trips between this city and Norfolk. Due notice will
he given of the resumption Of trips. my 29
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TRAND EXCURSION TRAIN LEAVES
York River railroad MONDAY, July lat O'Clock.
Committee: Il. j. LEWIS ard JACOB LOGANS.
~ l9-td*
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TIE TRAP PALLS.

The process of the drop was hidden be-
meath and behind the scafiold but it was
simple lever, so connected with the main
support of the platform that it could be
easily worked. Tie sheriff placed himself
at the end Of the lever, and Columbus being
asked. care you ready said Yes" when
tbe sheriff touched the lever with his foot
\ dull clap was heard, and the bodies of Co
lumbus and Goyan Adair were seen dangling
in the air. In few seconds slight convu-
sive shudders passed through their frames
and they were motionlcsS.
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In ten minutes the pulse ceased to beat,
and in another minute or so Their hearts
throbhed no more, and their souls took their
everlasting flight. In fifteen minutes they
were cut down and placed in their collins
The people thell-some three or 1our thou-
sand of them-quietly dispersed.
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MINOR ITEMs.-I'hc stone'cutter5 of the
various sheds Mt the Government granite
works have al hccn photographed. Little
work and good pay seems to agree with
them.
The Joint excursion of Stuart Lodge, J..
0. o. f., and Friendship Lodge, X. of p,
will take place ut West Point July 10Th.
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iihIlHu iht. NotSr'
The sheriff told them to stand up. They
arose with alacrity and stood erect while the
McoSc> We're Icing placed on their neckS. No
change Of expression could be seen on their
faccS--not Il nerve quiyercd. The sheriff now
bound their arms behind their bodies, and
then tied their feet together just above their
ankles. The knots OF the ropes were placed
under aud Il little behind the left ears, and
the sheriff and the deputy descended from
the scailold, having first put on the white
caps.
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am ROW prepared 10 tilrHi>h
} fnlinMlilg O.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
OUR CHURCHES.

pRfsBi TERRAIN Eign,h.strect.
Preaching Sabbath at iOIz A. NJ, and N r.N
fnyer meeting, Wednesday at IA r.n.
sunday school, r.s. JIM Lsn-den. Super.
iutendent. Rev. G. II. footg, Psst.r.
hk1HoDisT- Cor Eighth and Walnut sts.
reaching, sabbath lois a. ~, and TN
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, DPS
sunday school 8 Pm. l.. ". stilsell, super.
iutendent. Rev. r. l.. TnoArsos, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-tE Epi-copSlJ
Morning prayers, sabbath lD!a A.s.
Evening prayer, 7MP.N.
Sabbath school,
Rev. Ma. CosS, Rector.
7. PATRiCK's CHCRCH-,or. Smith -. and
Washington Avenue.
Public -eryice. sabbath ~ and l0ii ..s.
Nespers, 3 -.
unhay school,, r.H.
service esery day, sP.N.
Rev. T.. j. O'H,LioE,v, Priest.
JJSG MESs CHRISTIAN NAsSOClATlON-Reg
uiar meeting second MOuday each month at tte
Prayer room OF TIE Presbyterian Church
weekly Prayer moeLng, Friday, ~ ?. ~, NJ
he Prayer room Of the Pfe.by byterian church.
&. P,Esovs, President.
AFRICAN METHODIsT-fourtsenlh between
Walnut an Cedar.
services, sabbath, II 4. N.
sunday school, IA Pm
t.s-saP. Y.
.ECDND FREE-wiLL BAPTisT-Fi ifteenth g..
Preaching, ~ P.S. Rev. VIM. Jackson, Pastor.
betsesn WalnUt and Censr.
Services Sabbath, ~ and Jr.s.
Rey. n. RieEs. Pastor.
REE.WILL Baptist HOME MlssIuH suA
JAY sCHUUL-Corner wa.uui and Cedar SITS.
sundsy school, 9A.s
S,RsT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH Cur
rvs Barracks.
erylces, sabbath II A. H., M. and "a N.
Rev. va. kEILIr, Pastor.
rtR~T MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH-Det-
~e.n 10Th and llth streets, near Cedar.
Prrschins Sabbath iO1i a. N, and ~ ~.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening".
Preaching, Friday evening".
-abDath : nOOl, IA ,. u. John Van Baxter and
Aary stephen. suPeTntrnd' nts
Re,. I j. ~ HosIs. pssto
SECOND BAPrsT CHuR, HI ouiteenth street.
e;Ne.n Cedar and Walnut keV. jacob brad.
icy, Elaer III, only Baptist Church recognized
- the As,osiat' on. eer,I,es, SUNDAY IL u'c.ook
m, at 3 pm. and al pm.
JAcOs BEApLIr, Elder.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
SEWING MACHINES.

We have just received a large stock of
new improved Grover Il Bakers sewir g
machines. They stitch alike on both sides.
We will sell family and manufacturing
machines, with the privilege of paying by
monthly installments, giving the purchas-
ers choice betwten lock-stitch and Grover
& Bakers elastic stitch. Remember we
learn you to run all machines bought Of
is. We also keep on hand sewing ma.
chine attachments, needles, silk, best
sperm oil in bottles, or you can bring your
own bottle and have it filled.
In addition to our sewing machine de-
partment, We do machine embroidery.
dress and cloak making, stamping for
either brsding or embroidery, and all
done with block stamps All orders from
city or country will receive our prompt
attention. All persons wishing anything
in our line are respectfully requested to
give us y call and see samples of work,
ls9 Washington avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. Postoffice box 22s
3l3 I'm. II. F. GooDYAR.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
NOTICE or REMOVAL.

Having removed my boot and shoe shop
to the north side of Eighth street, between
Commercial avenue and Ohio levee, oppo-
site my old stand, invite all my GUS
toners to call on me in my new quarters,
where shall keep on hand and manufac-
ture all kinds Of custom-made boots and
shoes, and guarantee in the future, as l
have done in the past, to give good work,
good stock, good Ats and perfect satsfac-
ticn PHILLIP BAUGH.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
ARLINGTON HOUSE.

T. B. Ellis, proprietor, corner 9TH street
and Commercial avenue, Cairo, Ills, !.
prepared to accom- modatc the public with
board by the day, week or month, at lower
rates than any other frst-class house in
the city. The rooms are ali we'll fur
nshed, light and airy, good sample rooms
for the accommodation Of Commercial
agents. The house is located in the CEN
ter Of the business part Of the city within
one square of the post Office. 4-o.r