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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-02

Mr.. GEO. STEIsHousE, barber and hair
dresser, corner Of Eighth street and Com
mercial avenue, desires to call the attention
,f the bearded community 10 his neatly ar
ranged saloon, and the fact that he is mas
ter Of his profession in oil its branches
He has bearded many lion in his den, and
tall for more. II.
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A COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MESSRS. J. & c. MAGUlRE, 81. Louis. Mo {:
Conference.-The undersigned having known you Ter
many years reliable chemists and pharmaceu-
,is,s, and observing the effective action OF your
voluntary evidence to the efficacy Of your last, and
CUNDURANGo BifTERs." It Is ali that you
claim for IL as an alternative, purgatve, depurator
and dlurete. acting specially upon the liver, BLOOD
JOSEPH BROWN. Mayor. who adds: al have
found this the most pleasant and effective medicine
have ever used
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commissioner.
who adds 4" endorse the Mayors opinion"
THOS. RICHESON, S. II. LAFLiN.
Prs. Collier Lead & Oil OF Latin & Rand Powder
D. 81 HousER, cHas. C CONFER.
, Prop St. Louis Globe C'km'n Dem. Cen. Com.
W. r. WAGNER, r G FERGUSON,
BRITAIN a. HILL. HENRY T, MUD.
Attorney at Law. late City County Assr.
. late Seo Pres. Boatm,ns crk cour. t,im. Correct.
No SiSlS ~ coeMAN sIt Bot, Prey Bank.
Pub Rural World. Z. 5. GREENWOOD.
NJ. s. HARTNETT. PRS. y. N: c. A.
late City Collector E. A. SHRfOCk
THos. WALSH. - Of :shryOek & Co.
NJ. T. ANDREWS, Of Gay. hsnnenkamp K
THEP9Ni 'BaRNUM. JAMES ARCHER.
OF Saruum's Hotel.
And many others too numerous to mention.
J. & c. MAcUiRE,
Sole Propretors, St, Louis. Mo.
PRICE, rs CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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DR.. Henry's nset md Plant Pnls.
Mia - shorough-no naussa or gripins-en.
-irely vseseabis-sreatiiv sr remedy. Price %
cents. Sold by Druggists.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the Ef.
fects Of Errors and Abuses In early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar
hood remover. New method of treatmeet.
New and remarkable RENE les. Books and
circulars sent free, 10 sealed envelopes.
Address Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.,-an institu-
ton havinga high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill.
l2-9-d&w.3m.
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Foreign Advertisements.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 TrIrETn D'S nAID nVE

BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
This suberb hair dye Il the best In tn
world--perfect'y harmless, reliable and lie
uine : A. Bachelors Hair Dye producesii-
Immediately natural black or brown. Does
not stain the skin but leaves the hair cleans
soft and beautiful. The only safe and per-
tcct nait dye. Sold by all druggists. Fac
tory, 10 Bond street, n. Y. 1918 CIV.
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MPs. Whltco mbss OyrOp.
The great soothing remedy. Price on.y Is
vents. Gives rest 70 the mother sud health 70
he child Bold BY Drusgists.
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HERMAN LEVY,

No. 90 Ohio Levee, Cairo, Illinois
commission merchant, and dealer in hides.
furs, wool and leather. Highest cash price
paid for all kinds Of old metal, copper
brass, rags, and paper stock. Liberal ad
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Coop NRws--One Of the largest and
nost complete stock Of custom-made boots
and shoes ever brought to this market, hni
lust been received by Nesrs. Hardy q
Greenwood, No. lOs Commercial ave,
These gentlemen are both practical work.
men in the boot and shoe business have
had . l.rger experience, and cannot be de-
,eived into purchasing anything but the
very beet stock.
They employ 3 number OF frst-class
workmen at their Establishment, and are
manufacturing EVERY VARIETY AND
STYLE Of Ladies and Misses shoes and
CATERS ut ST. Louis prices, and guarantee
satisfaction. They make these specially
They ALEC make to order oil kinds of hne
call, kip or leather boots, in style and price
that defes competition, either in Cairo or
in the West. All goods warranted to be
as represented. II
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LOOK HERE.-The following are the un-
precendented low prices at which Hardy
and Greenwnld, lo5 Commercial avenue,
are manufacturing all kinds Of boots,
,hoes and CATERS
Wellington French-cslf boots...... $l2 90
duo double soled. ......... ...... IL 50
Tongue boots. ss.,.,,,.................. Ia 0U
ditto. double soled .............. "a 90
Sawed ysit.rs. plain, ............... y 90
And all other work done at correspond
ing low prices. Repairing done with
aeatness and dipstch. Only the best
material used, and oil work guaranteed
l.l.lm
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Marriage (suiAe.

Marriage 0aiAe.
Interesting WORK, Enlarged Edition. New
snsravings, Two-hundred and slxty Pages,
eitee - ceats. Address On. BgPrss DnprS.
iias, - North Eighsh Sszeet. 81. Louis, No
sAdvugtissment.
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The MEDICAL WONDER.

AN INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES
- e the LIVER, BLOOD, KIDNEYS and BOW
ELS, and great corrective Of all female deratge-
ments. IL contains no alehohe spinis and IS the
7rgsfa6f SE5Jfisnt< /oy Caio0iSI
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0lfT EAGENPKlSE.
0lfT EAGENPKlSE.
-O~~~-~~~----~ - 1870 -. .-.--..-.<
E:lE{lllIS(I(S

LOCALIZED By STATE Authority AND
DRAWN IN PUBLIC IN ST.. LouIs.
Grand Single Number Scheme.
$4,000 NUMBERS.
CLASS o TO BE DRAws Feb. 20, 1878
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500, 900.
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THE CITY NATIONAL
3 a N e.
CAIRO. ILLINOIS
CAPITAL, 100000
W,P. HALLIDAY, Presiden
HENRY L. HALLIDAY. vIoe.presldsn,
A. y. STAFFORD, Cashier;
WALTER HYsLOP, A ttitit'' 'tli
piaEcfoAs:
BrAArs TAYLOR, RoslHr u. CvssisshAs
Hsnnr l.. HALLIDAY, r. hA n'
Csc. u. wiLLiAksos, STEPHEN bike
A. d. sAvroED.
Exchange. Coin ana United state"
Ro.As Bought and sold.
EPOsITS received, and . general banking
bus ness done.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

NETTING OF THE TRUSTEES. Board
held a regular session at the Council cham
Der Friday night. Present: All the MEM
belS.
\ pctition from John Charlton in refer
encc TO lease of corn-nll was referred to
Water Committee; from kirkpatrick Il Co.,
| i'm reference to lease Of water for cedar
works. to same committee.
ApnlicatiOn Of j. L. Carter for renewal OF
| lost negotiable note. To Finance Commit
| tee.
The matter of wall along Sixth avenue.
| To Street Committee.
The Water Committee fixed the amount to
be paid by Ragland Il Co. at so per year.
Adopted.
W. G.. Owens and others were allowed the
use Of the Council chamber SaDr the 10Th
instant to organize military company.
The Assessor was instructed to assess all
capital invested in town. and to ascertain
whether or not tax was paid on 1t elsewhere.
The ordinance establishing. Il cLain-gang
was adopted.
The motion to reconsider the vote by
| which Seventh avenue was adopted as the
| grade lor the town caused spirited discus
| sion, and was adopted by the following vote
| Ayes--Mes>rS. Gary, Jones, Moody, and
| Owens. NoeS-Messrs. Campbell, ChiicS,
and Wcisiycr.
The request of Mr.. Campbell to be excused
| from acting on the Street Committee Was re-
ferred.
Several unimportant petitions were re-
fered, and number of bills ordered to be
paid.
THE COUNTY SUPERvIsoRs.-The new
| Board of Supervisors met to-day ut the
| County Court for organization. The Board
| i, COMPOSED as follows: Bermuda town.
shin, Samuel +. Maddox. Radical: Glover
| Hill. Dr. K. p. Grymes, Conservative; Dale,
John Murphy, Conservative; Manchester
joseph Walker, Radical; Matoaca, Dr. }.
K. Robertson, Conservative; Midlothian,
George II. Jewet, Conservative. MessrS
! Maddox and JeNctt are new members.
Socrates Brooks, Esq. who has been presi-
dent of the Board since its organization
having declined reelection, 4 president VII
he chosen to-day. John Murphy, OF Dale
who has been member OF the Board since
its organization, Is most prominently men
toned.
MEETINGS To-DAy.-The September tern
of the County Court Of Chesterfield cun
mences this morning at IL o'clock. No Jur!
has been chosen, and the session will be III
unimportant one.
A meeting of the congregation of the
Meade Memorial church and others inter
estcd in the parsonage scheme will be hell
in the school-room tonight at O'Clock.
CONSERVATIVE COUNTY CoMMlTTEE.-A
meeting of the county and township super
intendepts and assistants, county canEassers
the candidates, and others interested, VIII b'
held ut the grand jury room of the count,
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VOL. NIV.
LOCAL MATTERS.

KILLED Ry RAILROAD TEATN.-0n Satur'
day morning Mr.. l.. Brown French. Il brake
man on one of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road trains. was killed near Hanover June
ton by falling between two OF the cars and
being run over. Mr.. French was about
eighteen years of age. and son of Mrs. ,]u'
dith French. who lives on Fcnab'c street
near Twcuty-titth. About ten days ago ht
was badly scaldcd while engaged III adjust
ing some OF the machinery under IN engine
The engineer did not know that ne was
there. and suddenly turned on the steam, by
which he was burned. His remains were
brought down to Richmond by the 10:lI
passenger train on saturday morning.
Coroner William II. Taylor held an in
quest Saturday at l O'Clock, ut William Muir
ray : undcrtaking-rooms. upon the body ol
younw French. Verdict OF the jury: "Ac
cidcntaIIy killed himself by falling from q
freight train,
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The Late StOrin-IsS Effects at NnSia.
len Island.

len 1SaGhg
HALIFAX. y. s., September Ga letter
received here .o-dly from Magda!cn island
uivcs the following PARTICULARS regarding the
late storm there:
The tide rose To IN extraordinary height,
clusing very heavy SCI: in th" bay ana lc'-
scI> 10 ride heavily ut their anchor al Day
lioht on the mornin. Of the 18th uit'no the
sreue that presented itself ut Amher>t har-
Dor was beyond description. Nine Amer.
Gan scl,0onrrs were already ashore aud
wrecked between Amherst aud Bacque har-
borS. During the dty vessel after vessel
continued TO break a1ritt from their moor
iucs. and those vino were far enough 10
wndward ran. for Il harDor and anchored
with the ground tackle they had left on
hoard. while Others who had none were
Obliged to run on the beach 20 save the ives
of their crews. Many did not strike the
channel and were wrecked At noon Tue
| barometer fell to its lowest point 2S.5o'
| The shore at this time was covered with the
| Gfjris of numbers of wrecked ships.
The destitute mariners were wandering
about the beach. not knowing where to 60
| 10 find TODD or shelter from the storm. The
| inhabitants OF the village did all iii their
power to relieve the sufferers and admins
ter to their wants as well As their humble
means would afford.
About 4 o'clock L. NJ. the bark Swift, ol
Jersey, which had been riding with four
anchors aud cables ahe.d, was driven past
tuem ali, and having one hundred and thirty
souls Oh board she endearorcd 10 reach the
harbor for safety. When nearing the break
ers she became unmanageable and drove
upon the beach at the entrance of the harbor,
and became Il wreck.
When night came on thirteen vessels we're
on shore wrecked. Fortunalely, the loss OF
life was comparatively small. Only three
bodies are missing from the schooner L. ).
Smith, OF Welllet, Mass.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

spain.
MADRID, September Gin the session Of
the CortcS to-day Senor CASTELAR, further de
manded as conditions upon which he would
tccept the office, that be be empowered 10
increase the army, purchase five hundred
thousand rifles, organize the militia and im-
pose a forced loan, or be furnished with
means by which he can obtlin SOC, ,000,0 900
reals 10 meet the expenses of the war
against the Carlists and lntraDsigerte insur-
gents. He also demanded authority to sus-
pend constitutional guarantees and deprive
Aymtamipntos Of the powers they now ex-
ercise when in his judgment such measures
become necessary.
The Cortes unanimously voted to confer
all the powers demanded.
Stnor Martos has arrived in Madrid.
France.
LoHDoS, September GA special from
Paris to the Times says the trial of Ranc for
participating in the commune insurrection
will not take place until after the case OF
Marshal BaZaine is disposed of.
The same dispatch states that the letter
purporting to lie from the Due de BToglie
to an English diplon atist, giving reasons for
the overthrow OF Theirs, which lately ap-
peared in New York journal, is apocryphal-
England.
LoNDoH, September G.-The Steamship
Great Eastern is expected to return from
graphing for rthe Atlantic cable TO Sheer
ness on the 10Th instant.
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Police CoURT, SATURDAY-J"Sttce j. j
Hh5fc lrcS'd'ng.-Stcphen Latiila was iineC
g 30 for using Insulting language to ". :.
Goodc.
The case Of Edmund Cox, charged with
breaking into tn" house of Adcinc Cary ii
the night and stealing a carpct-bag and wear
iug apparel, was continued until the Stl
instant.
George Long, Alexander King. Joseph
Bolton, Waiter Bolton, and Charles Brown
(whi,c>l. and Watson Jones and John Law.
renee (nc@roc>), were arrai@ncd on charge
OF stealing Il lot of liquors and cigars from
partington X Dclaruc. The prosecution
not being ready. the trial was set for next
"Wednesday. All of The parties accused il
this case are boys. whose ages range from nnt
to fifteen wears.
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Suicide dc-Fatai CaSualty-CoroMer err
Verdict I'm n Railroad Disaster.

DETROIT, MICH, September G....Edwara
Moore, charged with poisoning his mother:
in-laW, has committed suicide.
y portion Of the new rouud-houSc of the
Michigan Central railroad fell this morning,
killing three persons.
The coroncr's jury at Muir on tie De-
troit and Michigan railroad disaster find
William Brown, Brakeman of the express
train. crminaly guilty in disobcyirg The. or
dcrs. OF the conductor to go tack tur-
thcr T. warn tie freight traia. The jury
also .iDd the conductor. engineer, and brake
man OF the freight train guilty Of criminal
negligence. They are all in custody except
Brown, vino is in Canada.
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
KTCIINpSD VA August %, ls73

OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGSTES,l
RICHMOND, VA, August %, 1873.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
ID SkMBLY approvei April =. s73. It Is lawful
for the Circuit Court Judges OF This Common
wealth. until the times Tor holding The terms OF
thrr rrspec,iye courts shall he prescribed b! law.
f. nix the time fr holding such terms. 'he Il, III
of fhe Eleventh Circuit has been tAci as follows:
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT.
Prince lIiHidm.-second Monday In October,
January, and Nay.
EnirGrc-Sccond Monday In June, first " edncs-
d,y I'm November. and first Monday In February.
LoudouR.-FourthM Monday In April. third Mon'lay
I'm DC toGer, ami third Monday In January.
Eauglief.-Tues, ay after first Monday IN sep
tembcr, 5, conh Monday ~ December. alid IGesda!
after irst Monday in April.
Roppahdnnock.. k..Tuesday after third M"maay @ IN IN
March, Tuesday after first Monday ri June, AM!
Trrs,ay after fourh Ii Monday in September
4leramiria County--rhird Monday IN Nay. SC,
cond Monday In November, and second Monday III
February. ,,, ibid
Monday In November, and third Monday in Eebru-
ary. p;.. -; nELh - piTr W,rnti
au o5-2awlm -
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THE THEFT or FrRNlTrRE FROM ASSEMBLY
lIALL.-A few days ago Il lot of furniture
and carpet, valued at 500, were stolen
from Assembly Hall. \ wagon was backed
up and the property placed in it and re-
moved in the broad daytime. The dclec-
tivcs found all except the carpet III the pos
session OF Ernest Boclmc and Litllcton Pc
tiers q ne@ro). They were tried before JUS
ricc White on Saturday on charge OF hay
ing received the PROPERTY knowing it to have
been stolen. There was no evidence TO con-
Wet them, and they were discharged. The
driver Of the wagon, whose good character
was well yollchcd for, was pl. ed on the
witneSS->tand, and testified that he was paid
fifty cents by Il negro that he did not know
to haul the furniture. and that he took it to
the place where it was afterwards found
The police are on the track of the thicl
who hired the wagon and so publicly sold
his pundCr.
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Tux BANK OF FiNcASTLE.-The record oi
n charter granted by Judge Mahood TO tho
Bank of Finca>tle has been lodged in the
office of the Secretary Of the Commonwealth
The capital stock is not to be less than
10000 nor more than $1,000 divided into
shares of 500 each. The officers who arc
to manage the affairs Of the company for the
present year are rs follows: w. \. GlaS-
gov, president; Thomas &. Goodwin
cashier. Directors : j. J. Allen, Martin Nc.
tarran, W. \. Glasgow, J. ii. II. Figgatt
ThomaS G. Goodwin. II. ID. Houston, Will
liam X. Mcdowell, Il. NJ. Allen, John W
Johnston, and William A..AndersOn.
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New York Items.

New YORK, September 6.-Jo.eph Y.
Yates and James 81. Johnson, arrested Ola
The charge Of completely in the recent forge
RES in Wall street, were taken before Judge
Davis to-day on writs of hdbeas corpus, but
the wrlts were adjourned till Monday to the
Oyer and Tcrminer Court.
Charles A. Lamont, u prominent member
of the Board OF Brokers, fell from the third
story of his residence, Oh Fifth avenue, last
ni4ht, and was killed.
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Do1SGs OF THE HrsTiSGs CoURr SATURDAY,
The Hastings Court met on Saturday anu
disposed of the following eases:
John Green and Willie Ann Scott. charged
with mSdemeanor, fined $50 each.
Mollie Stone. Louisa Nelson, Mary Wood,
Rebccca and Julia Fox, charged with keep
ing houses Of il-tame, were fined 800 each
and sent to Jail for five days, except in the
case of Mary Wood. on account of whose
are the court saw Lit TO imprlson her only
torty-cight hours.
\. X. Robinson and W. T. Smith. charged
with exhibiting game called faro, were
fined $50 each and costs.
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TRANSFERS or REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing conveyances Of real estate were recorded
in the Chancery Court clerks office for the
week ending September 6, 1878:
Lots fronting
25 feet on Ninth street corner Franklin,
for $6,O00
As feet on Eighteenth street corner Mar
shall, for SGGG.
2Ga feet on Grace street, for 81 $50.
:}2 feet on Fourth street between Duyal
and Baker, for $4,000.
~ feet on peasants street, for $3.50.
- feet on Darlington street corner Seven
tccnth. for ;l.2231.25.
% feet Oh Clay street near Twenty seventh,
for $40.
so feet on Peasants street between Mosby
and Nineteenth, for S4,250.
SIS feet on Beverly street corner Pine, for
s1.lO2.
SO feet on Washington stree: near Vir-
gina Central railroad, for 81, 900.
$50 feet on y street between Twenty
seventh and Twenty-cigtth. for 800.
80 feet on Third street between Byrd and
Canal, for S2,700.
473 feet on Goddin street corner Union,
for S5,001.
- feet on Laurel street between China and
Holly, for S1S9.
93 feet on Adams street corner Cary, for
$40
100 fee: on Clay street corner Twelfth, for
$4,000.
27s feet on Leigh street near Gilmcr, for
$500.
&c feet on Twcnty-sixth street near p. for
s1lS.
100 5.12 feet on Moore avenue near Brook
avenue, for $I20.
22l feet on Twcnty-touth street between
NJ and y. for $50.
- feet on Seventh street between Grace
and Franklin.
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NEW RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE,

NEW RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET,
nearly opposite the post-olice.
The undersigned have formed Il co-partncrshll
under the style and firm Of
IIUDGINS, GORDON ( co.
They will open about the 18th instant an entirely
new stock OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
selected by an experienced buyer under tie most
favorable circumstances.
Having had long experience In the business in
this city, aun an intimate knowledge of the wants of
the community. they can with confidence invite the
patronage of Their friends and the public.
T. r. uUllC;INS WN. III. GORDON.
JOS. j. ANDERSON, SAM'L NJ. PRICE,
OSCAR HUD0lSS.
SEPTEMBER ], 1873. Sc 2-3lh
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THE EXCHANGE ALLEY Row.--ln the 70
lice Court Saturday j. Il. S;rinser and H.
{. .!cnk< we're tried for asS:lultin-. beating,
and kickinga colorcd woman named Jane
Patterson. Tie affair occurred in Exchange
alley about ten days ago. Jane went to buy
| wood from Striu-cr aud they had Il quarrel,
| and abusive language passed. Jane seized
| S:in-er by the whi>kcrs, and his arms being
| held by his wife to prevent him from hurt
| ing the woman, he could not free himself
| from her grasp. Mrs. S,ringcr sent tor
| ,JcykS, who took Jane away rather roughly
and IA ne turned TO 90 out she struck hin
| on the back with Il piece Of kiudlin@-wood
| jerks turned upon her. and, she having ta!
len, he kicked and stamped upon her.
Strn.cr was rcprimandcd by the court tol
indiScrcet conduct, and jerks was iiencd ter
lnllarS
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SOUTHERN FEMALE ISsrITuTE.-This excellent
school fNo Grace street, Is. with its twenty-one
years of fame aud prosperity, still candidate for
public favor. Founded by those distinguished
scholars Mcssrs Powell and Morrison. now no
more, 1t is continued With marked skill and energy
by Irs. Maria l.. Darlington. so long one of lis
professors There could be no superior Mrs. Car
rington IN the duties OF training girls not only In
the acquisition of Knowledge, hut ot al! the graccs
of life Her SUCCESS Is her best testimony; but none
can know her without being satisfied that lady ni
such accomplishments and such charming ant gen.
tie nature must he The best guide and guardian Of
the female mind and heart.
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A MAN WHO SwoRE lie lAB not BEEN SoBEi:
pon TwENTY lEARs.-Onc day last week
James Is. McCauler went INTO the bar on
Ropcrt kcrsc and asked for credit for drinks
for himself aud TWO friends. Thomas kerse,
a youth. believing he had already taken
enough, declined, and ordered him out, and
finally put him out. Thomas kerse was
tried in the Police Court on Saturday for as.
sanlting McCauicy by that act, and was ac-
quilted. McCaulcy being asked if he was
drunk swore he had not been sober for
twenty wears.
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courthouse to-day at II O'Clock for the p'lr-
pose of consultation and the formation of a
plan for the thorough caEvassinS oil the
county for the ensuing important elections.
NEEDS ATTEsTIoS.-The attention of the
Street Commissioner is called to ditch on
Ninth avenue from Perry streets east, which
is pronounced nuisance by the nci.hbors,
and which needs attention.
Police CoURT.-Sidney Hicks (negro boy),
charged with attempting 10 break into the
house of Fl. W. Hey, was sent on for further
trial