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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-10

COMPLEMENTARY BENEFrr.-It is dc.
signed to tender complimentary benefit
to Mrs. NJ. A. D. Clifton, the aulhoress Of
the play entitled Fright and Wrong"
This beautiful and moral drama, 1t will be
remembered, is the same which attracted
such overlooking houses at Washington
Hall during last week, the proceeds
of which were appropriated to the sup.
port Of the orphans under the care OF the
Sisters of St. Joseph in this city. For
sometime back Mrs, @. has spared neither
time nor pains to make the late enter.
@lnment a success, as well rs to assist in
most laudaole object; and while her OK.
pectations have been realized In these
respects, her friends feel, however. that a
more substantial testimonial Is Justly due
her, and have rendered her u commit.
meutary benefit at Washington Hall, on
Thursday evening next, when Fright
and Wrong viii again be presented with
a full cast sGsH. -uH.lls .alla
To render the bill still more attractive
it is proposed TO introduce several new
and pleasing features not contained in thu
last We feel assured that those who
were present at the rendition of this ale
CORY last week will not fail to attend
again, and those who had not the pleas
ure oil seeing it before, will embrace Che
present opportunity to enjoy splendid
treat See programme Of the day,
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ATTENTION Is called to the advertise.
ment Of Panordmd Of Alton's Paradise
Lost" This Panorama has been received
with unbounded success wherever ex.
hibited, and is now offered for sale for
want Of time 10 attend to it. '..
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READthe advertisement Of Henry Brues,
Great Bargains in Linen and Cotton
sheetings, ofaIl widths. auAIL
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THE Stupid Young Mar.

SEE Henry Brucs' advertisement, Great
Bargains in Table Linen, Towels, Nap
kins, &c,
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, 1871.
New Advertisements.

Cheap Counters Outdone.
Dwelling House for Sale.
Furniture. ....-
Hair Jowelry-Oxtoby q DuGleld,
For Rent.
Camphorated Glycerlne. ar
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2. CuEAr COUNTERS NowHERE.-Go TO
Henry Brues', il you want to see rcduc.
lions in Dry Goods. M
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SOMETHING NEw.-IIyou wish to see
the best fitting, largest assortment, and
something new in the way Of Undershirts
and Drawers, call on j, r. Lakin s. Co
They will suit you in price as well as in
the goods.
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CHEAP COUNTERS .OUTDoNE.-Rcad
Henry Brues' advertisement.
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PEOPLE who have cut their wise teeth,
use the SozoDoNT, and all who do, arc
willing to declare to all who don't use it,
that it is the most perfect and delightful
thing for the teeth they ever dipped q
brush into. sta "a taw (,
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WANT sUPPLIED.

claim that II cannot be excelled, lat In purl.
Y and qualify; I'd, In economy, because Il 10
ntm and nard Us soon as made and will not shrink
when exposed TO the atmosphere, like I,usi
soaps do. 1t will therefore wash half as much
more as the soaps now In market at the same
price ~, ForPcriection In washing. YOn must
wash with pntc, clean soap, or YOU caHnOt have
clean, white clothes. USe ne Riporite Som and
y9u VIII have no more trouble getting your
eiolRSs white and faultless, and guarantee that
IntWill not inlnre the skin or the most delicate
ianrics: 4th, claim for II an advantage over ali
Others IN that Il will bear leaving in water for
o. ~ hours without injuring It. Other soaps arc
rendered useless by forgetting them In tLe tuh
o. basin after using. Please enquire OF your
grocer for the FavOrite Soap, and you wifi be
convinced that II Is the best,
CAuTioE.=Each bar Is stamped "JInfrs' and
nrehdnieS' FdpottLe Soap, manufactured 6v T.
Red. Wedding, ", Va" "
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by
EDWARD REID,
Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
auESs Wheeling, W. Va.
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Music Books, cheap at sheib's.

GREAT reduction in Boots and Shoes at
L. V, Blond's, 1O7 Main street.
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THE Exaggerated Young Man.
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IRoN-PHosPRoRus.CA LIsAYA.-Th three best
Tonnes, skillrullY and elegantly combined in al
amber'colorcd cordial, beautifully transparent To
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in Caswcll, Hazard b Cos Ferro.Phos.
phorated Elixer Of CalIsaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce Of Royal Callsaya
Bark, and each teaspoonful contains one grain Of
iron. Samples furnished nee to the profession.
CASWELL, HAZARD b CO.,
.... Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. Il my94- WeSa-d&W
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Steamboats,.

ToR CINCINNATI-THE 80
j. ane passenger steamer S.tY
r. r. HUDSON, Capt. VIZ. NJ. List,
will leave as above on Saturday, January 18Th,
at o'clock r. n.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
G. Il. BOOTH s. CO.,
janO Agents,
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VIOLIN STRINGS, cheap at sheib's.

NICE Young Men.
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THE True Young Man.
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JUST OPENED at Henry Brues', 200
pieces Of Handsome Prints.
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PIANOS, cheap at sheib's.

GEO. R. TAYLOR & Co. will continue
tho sale Of the remainder of their stock Of
seasonablc Dress Goods ut "Cheap Count
er" prices until further notice. They have
added to these "Cheap Counter attrac-
tons their entire stock of Fine Furs and
English Bed Blankets. Read their new
advertisement and call there for bargains
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GONE CRAEY-We guess the town
clock has gone crazy. The first symptom
Of arrangement was marking different
time on the several dials. This was fol-
lowed by refusing to make any note Of
time at oil, or, in other words, to go.
Now, it has resumed duty, but in striking
the time, is either seven hours in ad.
vance, or five behind, for at o'clock it
strikes too strokes only. We think q
commission de. lunatieo iaQuirendo"
should be summoned to determine the
question Of its sanity or insanity at once
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ALL READY.-The Eighth Wardcrs
have made all their arrangements to be.
come very general consumers of the wa.
ter furnished by the city works. More
than two hundred hydrants have been
fitted up, besides quite number of bath
tubs, &c. From present appearances
there will not be need much longer for
their former primitive mode Of Supplying
themselves with this essential article to
comfort and cleanliness. We should not
be surprised to hear OF number of carts,
surmounted with casks being offered for
sale in that locality before many days.
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THE Funny Young Man. .as a.s b.
sHEBs Music sroIE, Washington
Hall. b..
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AETERNooN srssInN.


The report Of the Commissioners ap.
pointed to assess damages on the Glenn's
Run road, laid on the table at the last
meeting, was taken up, and Mr.. Kelly
made the motion that the report be
adopted. .l..l ..r -t
Before the vote was taken Messrs. Nc.
Colloch, Wilson and Crawford filed their
obligation 10 make the road without ex.
pense to the county, If the Board would
appropriate $500 to pay damages to land
owners and $l0Oto build a bridge.
The report was then adopted.
The Committee on Finance reported in
favor Of paying the following bills: VIM.
Clohan, $3650; DR.. Frissell, $500, DR..
Hildrcth, $1,000; Ohristman s Debold,
$500; VIM. Clohan, $500; and the fol.
lowing election expenses, -Triadelphia,
$sl,5o; Centre, $500; Clay, $l4sO;
Ritchic, $1,000; Webster, $1,000; Wash.
lngton, $500; Liberty, $1,000; Union,
$1,000; Madison, $3.50.
Mr. Stone protested against the nay.
ment oil oil bills of election expenses not
The report of the Committee was
adopted. a.fH N 80
MIR. Pcndleton made a statement of the
merits Of tho claim Of s. W. Wharton for
work done on tho Wheeling, West Liz.
erty and Bethany turnpike.
On motion OF Mr., Harrison snecial
committee of three, 10 be composed NJ
now members of the Board, was annoin ~
Ell TO examine and report on the claim n
MIR. Wharton. Carried. - - =
The President appointed Messrs Stone.
Fisher and Harrison said Committee.
On motion, a committee Of three was
appointed to confer with similar com.
lmittee appointed by the Board Of Super.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
N,pptsroSx, Del. July 18th, ls;.


Mari John 8. REESE / 60. P.iifdftJlm.
Gentlemen Il purchased from ,nnr
Agent. Nr. J, II. foard, OF this town, seyernl
IONS of sonr Pacific Gnano last spring and al-
piled /, 10 my corn ii thr raie of one hanfull to
three hills. have been farming from three 10
six hundred acres of Land for the past fourteen
,rars, and during ,hA, time have used great
deal Of Phosphate aud ouano of various kinds,
hn, yours has done more good up 10 the present
than any ever tried. | left on, some lands
wiihon, any Gaano, aud they don look As
though they would make much more than half
as much corn rs where applied the 6hnne. II
You will only Keep up the standard Of your ferti-
liser, am sure you enn sell vast amount here
Yours truly, Z. Il. COCHRAN.
M,sr, Loln s. R,e,e 4 Ga. PHILADELPHIA.
pa Sins IL have been induced hy your Agent
at Middlstown, Mr.. ]. u. Foara, 10 Try the nrr-
It's of your PAcivic GrASo on corn this spring
and | chcrrfally testify tina, the results have far
exceeded my expectations.
| consider that your Gnano is the hest fcr'-
lizer have used. aud my experience has not
been in any way limited, ! shall make liberal
use of 1t on future crops. and shall use !, this
fall on WHEAT j. II. fENlSuRE,
Aug. Att. Mdalciown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23

MixHs TRAiN,-Norihwar.i, vim Isavs D.
mar ~ 90 +. ~. i.anr~i 7.7s: Sssford, IN:
Bridsr,ille, 4 10 t:n~nwood, 80: Fasmisgesa
Sos Harrington, 3 ?5 Dsy~r, s.3s: ClaySsov
6.i1 Midilri0wn. I.as. Arrive At wllmlagsoa,
? On; Philasrlphia, i IN: B2ltimOse, ~.
ssnthwnrd win lrnvc Phila. st II ~ 2. y.
baltimore. T.a0: Wilmington, ~. IS; KeW c..
iir, 20; Middl-iown, 7.2a; Tawasead. AyAi
ciaytan, BIS; Dover 40a wysmtae, A.toS
FELTON,. 40; IIarriSgios. > 0a; fsrMiqetea,
j,i5; Greenwood, s.7s Bridgesills. g. So
ford .. IL; Laurel, q 80; Deltnar. f.OOL
The MIXED train will he run snLjrvt - aslays
incident 10 fright businrss, and vii stap solg
II stations where time 10 given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for wiimingion apA 1hila-
i~iphis At 7<o A. ". Lesvs philS1sltAh,
li.+a 4. n. and Wilmington, Lea r. y. -
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH rRAiN&.
Additional to those above. leave snyrpN ~
Clayton II IS A. N. and rs r. n. ispve CAyssa
for Smyrna 40 A. H., and 400 r. ~, leave
SMYRNA for Clayton II. IS A. ~, and ! ~ p. =.
10 make conn~riion with trains % aads fbs0 ".
rrr, and Stations south
CONNECTIONS.
At Townsend, with tne Kent Coauty 90
Queen Annes 4 Ken, Raiirpsjs, Al CleysQa
with Nd. aud Dri. X. q. AZ asxSaetoS VII
J. D. X. u. 4. Skp.srs,, wiik Dofvssiss aa1
delaware X. II. Al beinsr with Esstssn ehlfs
II. r., and M.eoriico and Pocomoke r. 4.
asJ Oily H. y. KENNY. saperissssAoA
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100000 Apple Trees,

Standard an,l Dwarf. iao and three years old
largely Of early yari~i. and Southaru winmr OF
keeping arpirs Fruit growers would do we'll 10
turn ilrir a.trgnag io lae cultivation OF cnrlr
Apples The -asiN varieties gfn. and frnit well
anywhere ON the Peninsula Lear Young aud
comma nj high prizes in the market All who
plaai peach orchards should not fail 10 plan, the
ground with early apples a, - feet npar, with
peaches bc,We.n. each way-3i apple aud / l3
peach trees 10 the acre Peach trees alone Al 70
fee, zach way loo per acre. Before the peach
trees are one halt done the apples are in profitable
hearing; the arprs will las, about so wears
In 1871 when the liales Early peaches sold in
New York for from 81 so 10 $500 per crate. the
carly apples sold really At same time for 81 90
To S.. 90 per crate the apples producing three
times as many crates per acre as the peaches
When the peach orchard is done and gone The
planter has the ground occupied with good aud
profitable orchard, which in most cases will out
live the planter. have large stock Of stand
ard and Dwarf Pears, Early Richmond and othrr
Cherries. Goosebcrries, currnnis, ilers,ine and
other Raspberries Blachherrirs in variety, Straw
berries in variety, conoyrrs COLOSSAL and ln'-
perial asparagus, Evergreen ard nrsidoas Trsrs,
Shrnbhfry, lo4rs etc, SUITABLY .os iasms aud
ysrd., eemetries, &c iint.hnnsr plani4- can
furnish all kinds OF trees and plants usually
found In any first class establishment. Orders
hr mail will receive prompt aiiention--xriie for
catalogue Hiram Deal, Esq. Is III. authorized
agent At Middletown, DEL all orders lett with
him will receive prompt attention.
RANDOLPH PETERS.
June tim Wilmington, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
6nl
Dslswags nais !! nea4 -
n@a1m SnA~ heS1S1 S116nn~
10Dey Ae11o11 y
VeySl

fsx - .sass Mn,asy. .9innA - loCo -
ss ppVno. oo0s4. III
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
OYSTERS!
OYSTERS
OYS'TERS!!!
AT THE OLD BANK.
oIR lsStE ALWAYS GOOD

Sill W arr aGie "a furnish ouf drposiiors
with pHstprs, elmer Is The Gallon, Quar-. or
Hundred IN .ae -hr5
Also The f4esi Confectionery y Ai kil.d3
foreisn ana pauicstif Fruits hFiea Fr9iss, sacl,
as kaisins ctiruu. krtnen Lemon PEEL, g3g-
raaiE, re1ehes RaeAterrics. Nhpr;ls
trffes, APPLES, sc Se.
.En- Pain aud Fancy Ctkes 70 order Par
ties supplied n short notice
A.o a falt and constant supply at The finest
brands ef segafs.
y n.-T64 pefsua making the arscs, de,
post. vii receive the largest 4uaatiiY Of thu
above. hisepaut diy. cters day IN ire week,
Sundays excepted.
4 h RICE.
Aan 81 Mlaaie,oNn, Del
Nov lG-f
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23

TO FARMERS.

VE call yonr attention 10 the following
w statement made hs iwa ei the most prom
iment farmers in this locality. We hope that
tile wheat rHisers in this section will study their
interest aud give tins Gnanu a trial. The Guano
can he obtained on the most reasonable condi-
iions from j. b. FpAkn
Midaieinsn.
aud c. Watkins,
tldtska
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
Registers Order.

DEGlSTERS OFFICE
IL NV Castle tUunis, or,sbrr 2sth 1874,
trnu tic nrpiitptiau st Thoua. G. Murphe,
and j. K.nkiu Hall, Exttf4,yrs uf Thomas Mur-
phc,, laic pf :, ie"rscs lisHir,d in said coun-
~ decreased II u ordered and directed hy the
Register lita, the Executors aforesaid, give aa.
tcc of he granting oi Letters Tcshucutary
upon ilir Estate ut ihr deceased With the ia OF
sriuliu. thereof, as causing advertisements TO
br POSTED within hriy dtls from, the date OF
such Letters. tu six ui the mast public places u
the COUNTY ui New Castle r.qphiuc all persons
having demands against thr E.islr. 10 prrsrut
The -mc. or ab,dc ty lu Act ot Assembly in
such cas- mal. HnA prnidr. Aud Il 80 cause the
sane "a Is" inserted within the same period iu
the Middlt'n~n iftu.trirl, Il new slhp.r pub.
llshed IN MAiir'uHn, auI 10 tc continued here.
n Two rtUE,.
Co.. GG1,r ,llr hand end Seal of Of.
lyGStf Gee oi 'hc Il, .is'tr aforesaid, at New
ta,iie, III Nrs Caste County Aforesaid the DAY
tui year 9toyC wtsta.
h. GIBBS, Register
NhTiGE \ iersans ntins claims again.,
ilir Esite nf The deo-rd mLsi l,t, cent thu same
4hit afftsftl ta skl Ss5 atugs IN ar Eefofr IT,
tohrr gsih. 'st7 or ALL, IL Act pf Assembly
In such easr taets eei ;Hpri,icl
THUS 4 AHa.hE4,l -
EANktN HALL hAF'aso's'
Al,ln.s-M M,dlietown. bel.
y
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
FOR RENT.

4 :: =: ::::: e.: =; 4:
the door kc Rent reasonable
Apply TO Mas Z. l.. RYAN,
Oct l9---if.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23

All bniiel an ,iG.k grown from natural seed
The aInYr stock rniHr5tars some new and drsira-
h,e ssfi.ii.. that rannp' { obtained tlsrn here
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
HOME INVESTMENT.
INSURE Your LIFE IN
THE DELAWARE MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
PURELY MUTUAL.

Rates lower than any other Mutual Company
Surplus ample for all contingencies.
Table of rates and any information promptly
furnished on application TO the lioSE ovrics, FIX
change building, corner Seventh aud Marke,
streets, wilmtae,ou, Delaware.
Agents wanted in all parts Of the Stale.
Liberal Inducements offered.
r. L. GiLplS, Sccy.
WILLIAM CASEY, President.
Sept. sl-2m.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
FaipAv, New. 22d.

A Gre broke oui in . planning mill iu
Lsxingson, Ky. last night. and spread SO
RAPIDLY that another Boston affair va,
Ssessd. SomS 20 or Moro houses wcr,
bsssed.
About tvo-thirds Of tho business por.
tiou Of tho tovu Of Gslva. illinois. N.
'Buvssd ysstsrdiy hotrfse. The loss b
estimated u upssrds if $500. 900.
!. Owing 70 Episoot tters we're no horses
% draw she ars-eusincs.l hence the ex.en'
- -. Ere.
;. n slsssion for U. g. Senator from
n. Csssllaa will ocess nett Tuesday. Sew.
! s:sl sasslssss are 'Pelsp n for the P0
125exrm lstsf y
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
Register s Order.

NJ, ein
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
NOTICE
TO PogLTRERs! ]!

vTNHE highes, cash prices raii for Turkeys,
/ Geese, Ducks, Chickens, Eggs, Dried Fruit,
aud all Kinds OF furs, by
De W, c. WALKER,
Opposite pennngion's Machine Shops, or at
Ss5wdrsk ! Cochran Store, Middietcwn, Del.
Oct. ,6-6mcs.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
REGISTER : oi-fltE

REGISTER : OFFICE
SGw c,sffE GorSrf. urtoacf ia.h, isfe.
rfon ie application 81 Samuel scgars Ad.
miaisiatar If JOHN K. Srgttt. Lite OF II. t;cor :
ses II iIndfta IN said GaaBtY DECREASED il is
nfieFei and directed Is tile l.e.ister that the
Adminisiralar aforesaid give notice af the gram
ting ot l4eiiars Of Administration upon the Es-
,a,c of the Decreased, With The lal. OF granting
ihrreof, bt causing advertisements 10 lie posted
within forty d.,ts from the date oil slie Letters,
in siN OF the nn.i lnhiie plnees oi the Count,
of Arw tasilr requiring ali persons having de-
mand. against the Estate, to present thr same,
nr ahfir hs hu At uf a.s-mhy IN surh case
made aud provided And also cause the same
10 bc inserted within th. SAINT period in the
Middlt,urn Transcript, a newspaper published in
Mida-tosn, and 10 be continued therein two
months.
49, Given under the hand aud Seal oi
IL. $ Office OF th. Register aforesaid. nj New
- Castle, in Nrm castle county Aforesaid
tile da, and year above Written
II. GIBBS. REGisrsg.
SuTleE-All persons having claim. against
the Estate Of the ireeased. siust present the
samr duly aihsiei to ihe Administrator on OF
helats uetoher leth, 1873 ahidc tho Ac, o
Assembly in such case mn l. and provided
SAMUEL. s-GARs, Admr.
,lress Mgponough, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
MAR YLAND FAR Ms
FOR SALE.

Csnvsassnt1y 1sesesa, nsss 0a1oeoDas saA
navsss. osea 0snssaeay Us~1 49, veil
inpsovsA. Tssuss vsvy sse1ssoes.
Ownsss amasoos - s~1as
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

ing ordered the jury TO investigate the case
Immediately, they would not obey Bates
and would not adjourn without an order
from court which tho court refused 10
give Federal officers and gentiles gener.
ally, condemn Bates course in this and
other matters, but the Mormons declare
unhesitatingly that they expect much
THE PASSIVE POLICY.
SPRISay1GLD, Jan. 1.-THE first pub.
lie declaration heard In the general assem-
bly, in regard TO the approae ching national
contest of this year, and of the proposed
passive action of the democratic party
with reference thereto, was made in the
house, last night, by Col. w. r. Morrison,
when debating the Palmer-Shsridan mat
ter. He said that in the presid dentisl cleo
tlon next fall, he expected TO vote for a re-
publican. Applause and clapping Of
hands lie should in all probability vote
Tor a republican for governor
OF Illinois. But the republicans
whom he expected 10 support
for president and governor would be msds
OF more honest and liberal stuff than the
shameless republicsnism developed in this
contest of Gov. Palmer with Grants
military power. (Deafening applause
and painful disappointment among tho
Grant radically He said that in his pro-
posed acceptance the Missouri Policy,
in the next presidential and gubernatorial
elections in this state, he proposed TO vote
soldly with his own time-honored demo-
cratic party. Grea. applause followed this
Gov. Palmer was present and
greatly enjoyed the scene.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
OUR CHURCHES.

nEsBYTERiAN-Eig ghth .street.
Preaching, Sabbath at ioIz a. H., aud 7Lrs.
prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7hP.s
sunday School, IN. }. N. Lan.den, super.
in'endenf. Rev. c. II. Foorr, Faster.
NETHoDiSr-Cor. Eighth and Walnut st..
Preaching, Sabbath iol, a. ~, snd7r.x.
PreyY meeting, Wednesday. 7I.p.x.
sunday school .3p.s. l.. W. stilwen, super.
lntendeni. Rev. y. l.. THonrsoS. Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-(EpiscopaD
Morning prayers, Sabbath lOh ~.
Evening pray er,.71S,P. NJ.
Sabbath School, "a.
Rev. Mn. CoAs, Rector.
sr. PATRiCKs CHURCH-yor. Ninth ~. and
Washington Avenue.
public Service, sabbath ~, and loy, .~
Nespers. 3r.s.
unday School,, Pm.
service every day, sr.s.
Rev. P.J. O'HALLoKAS. Priest.
foUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN SAsSoClATIoN-Rcg
MAR meeting second Monday each month at tie
Prayer room Of the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, ~ p. ~, at
he Prayer room Of the Pre.b,ter church.
.. &. PAksoss, President.
AFRICAN METHoDIsT-Fonrteen,h, between
Walnut and Cedar.
Servic.s, Sabbath, II An.
Sunday school, lLP.s
C.assJP.s.
SECOND tREE-wILL BAPTIsT-Fift.enth st.
Presching II P.z. Rev. VIM. Jackson Pastor
between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Sabbath, ~ and ) p.s.
Rev. N. RIcEs, Pastor
FREE.WILL BAPTIST HOME MIssIUs sUS
DAY sCHoOL-Corner walnut and Cedar Ste.
Sunday School, "a. n.
FIRST FREE WILL BAPTIST CHuRcH-Cur-
rvs Barracks.
Services, sabbath II A. H.. p n. and Tkpn.
Rev. VIZ. KELLrr, Pastor.
FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH-Bet.
~esn 10Th and nth streets, near Cedar.
Preaching Sabbath l01i a. ~, and 7J,px.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
sabbath s'hooi, III p John Van Baxter and
Mary stephens superintendents.
Rev. T J. snonns. Paste
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH-f ouiteen,h street,
between Cedar and Walnut; Rev. Jacob Brad.
ley, Elder the only Baptist Church recognized
by the Associsiion. Services, Sunday II O'Clock
s.m., a, pm. and at pm.
JAcoG BE.nLEr. Elder.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
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THE hAsONs.

CAiRo CoxsAsDrKr, No. i3.--Stated Assembly
al the Asylum Mason; Hall, first and third. sa:.
urdays In each month.
CAIRO CousoIL, No. 24.-Regular ConvocatIon at
Masonic Hall. the second Friday in each month.
CAIRo CHAprER, No. Ti.-Regular Conyocation
Ut Masonic Hall, on the third Tuesdsy OF every
msnth.
CAIRo LoDGH, No. 237 =. "A. NJ Regular Com.
municAtlons At Masonic Hall, the second and
fourth Mondays OF each month.
DELTA l.oDGE, No. SOS +. a A. M.-Regular Com
municatlons at Masonic HAll-irst and third
Thursdays in each month.
THE oDD-FELLows.
ALEXANDER LopGE, 224.-Meets ia OddFellov's.
Hall, in Art-rs Building, every Thursday even
ing, at o'clock.