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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-02

THE RECENT HOMICIDE IN SlDNEY.-Ed-
ward Brown, the negro boy who killed his
companion (Watt Taylor in Sidney, Thurs.
day night, was brought before Justice White
by Samuel H. Page, Esq, bis counsel, Satur-
day morning and delivered up. There being
neither warrant nor charge against him, be
was committed 10 Jail 10 await develop
mentS. -a.r. ......,. ...-... s..r.f.-
The prisoner is quite small. and cannot be
over twelve years Of age. He told our re-
porter that he aud Watt Taylor were play
ing, not fighting, when he gave him the
blows with the fatal stick. He remembers
striking the deceased twice, once IN the face
and once on the body, but bad no intention,
be declares, of seriously burting much less
killing him: When asked where he went
after be found out Taylor was dead, he stared
that be went to his mothers bouse 10 Butch.
ertown, and there remained until Saturday
morning, when his mother took him TO Mr.
Pages residence, employed Mr.. Page to de-
fend him, and placed him in that gentleman's
custody. Brown is not particularly smart,
but, on the other hand, is not ignorant
enough to be unaware of the nature and
enormity of the crime with which he stands
charged.
DR.. w: II. Taylor, The city coroner, assist
ed by DR.. j. B. Newman, on Saturday, made
post nsortem examination Of the body OF
the deceased. The examination revealed the
cause OF death to be u fracture of the skull.
There were three fssures Of the skull at the
point oil frac; ure, one, two, aud three inches
in length respectively. A portion of the
bone was beaten in upon the brain. A sim
gular fact in connection with the surgical fea.
lures of the case was the absence of any ex-
ternal sign of injury over the seat of frac.
rure, and it was not discovered or suspected
until disclosed by dissection. Neither " ere
the symptoms exhibited during life such as
to indicate fracture, but rather simple
conclusion.
The other injuries, consisting of blows
across the face, were very trivial.
The body was inferred Saturday.
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THE GoCcBLAED CAMP aEET1SG.-A large
number Of persons lett here Saturday and
Saturday night for the Goocbland camp
meeting; and many more arranged to 20
Sunduy morning. S,.5hft,t,.s
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r REpoRTgD. -Abput eighieen bnckstegs and
otuer traacs were reported by Mr.. 'Iana ber-
lg0e, clerk Of The Second Market, Tor seiliDg &
sfter market hours Gn Saturday night,
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crIlOOL On CHURCH HILL.
NgS. ELIZA j. PLEASASTS

will r",rule the duties Of her school at No. 23l2
Broad street tcoIner Of lwen'y-siNthl, on
MONDAY, GOTH OF SEPTEMBER NEXT,
aud ,nIicis Il continuance Of the patronage hore,o-
furr .Nicnded 10 her. 1y 20 Wv"
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II tFRoM DRUearsrs.- There Is no case aof dyspap-
sin that GREEN'S AUGUST FLowsR, will, not cnre.
Go to your druggist and inquire about II .n.yeu
suffer from eostveness, sick headache, sour sto-
mach, Indigestion, HFer complaint, or derangement
OF the stomach liver, try IT, = wo or three doses
wtllxeleve you., Sample otties,lQlcsnts., Ls.x
PURCELL. LApD g. Co., Agents. !
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HssY ORDINANCES.
4 ukUINANtE 10 PROVIDE A
4 IA fCBLl' wflGHt.R foe THE CIiY OF
RlIbMOND.

1.iSHNONb. ...a
pprovc'; Jaruqry ! S. 1871
a he IL ordat"ed by lie Council Of TIE city Of
t'eHGVnh, ! hat ,hl irIsyn 81 cted atid qualified
a. G!N Iau2'r aud rs,, tor slia be aIiG Is hereby
SGorlzed 70 &C. IS" puhiic weishsr Tor the city of
hirhn I'd Upon naSiltg iBrO he ely ire.$ury IL
tth.tttS 4 nTe do i,rs ard rIktng oath for the
!inAiui prf filarcr u his duttrs su.h weiyhcr.
aha iGs e" .sGcate II such oath iu The Office of
Gc ciiy c!efk. 1. -s - ~
:. Il thsll he lis cutc. upon he dcinand CT any
mtiG!lali or cher partyi ih'eres,, accurately 10
'sSI ann niaIf: .ni q cklec o, sngsr, ccftee, tea
~ "tb'r iit!r % mejch qlsdise cVgtai ed IN any
nas Ia b'1 'fsfr l. or gttvr covering s.atrng thereon
Tnr m Ir''s> w,iSH'. ID iare ttf apyi. aI3u showing
Stsuic'i' ih' O. w"st 'f ~: ;triicie II merchhn
u,e !" ''er east: toF which ssSice liz sha bt en-
uii,d l. utsGa'd and receive ui,oS each package
hls enii,lo' ti ~ fI4sS gf
.. " any person shgI alter. uefac., or change
any % lbe lark 81 characters made by the ptiiIc
melgher ai.resaii or s:i a;s.fap2to initiate the
lars oi ihe tut je W. tc;,cr ucon any .uca &c not
He'She by BIN thercsy u drc !se pf defrald he
tna!t i"r each flh"s pa ilnt oY not less tbbn
jy2S5t 'H'"s : = = %sS'
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,r7vCr EDWARD ACADEMY,
--r,cr Annlicatinns to till the position

I-UTlCE--A App!ica'iOns TO MI the pcS.tIon
y - pr,,idcpi oi Charlotte Hall school Viii %
r.o,, y tne President Of the bosrd OF irns,ess ss
i,om d4tr untn The third wednesday ~ e gs1ns
., ,La trustees will proceed TO conslaef the sains
N'' ..,'. , princip,l for said school. ihoronSh
10 rac Mathematics ana al iess M IGe be
81 ~, "', .,,,,y -, about one thousand dollals,
Tf''s' !'i 'comicria6e dwelling and seven acres Of
cr ..ren and grls> land a,s,ched, VIII oe s,Ven ven
III congratulations must be addressed 10 nhe ef
xxx ~ >Or. URON. President OF the Board OF
T,n,:. harl"t'c Hall, 81. Mary's county, Mo.
nj
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TEE LATE GENERAL PIcKETT. The flags
on the capitol was placed at half-mast on Sat-
urday in respect to tie memory OF General
Pickett. ....,5,,. w., .-.3-u.~
General Pickett had thousands Of warm
friends and admirersin tbis city, nd meeting
will se held at the Virginia Opera House to.
night 10 givee eXpressionto the feeling aroused
by his death. Governor Kemper, who COM:
manded brigade in Pickett's division until
be (Governor Kemper) was made major-gene-
raj has consented to preside over the meet
ing. and will doubtless speak from his per-
sonal kno oYledge of the deceaseG,s manly sgir-
tues and sodlerly, qualities and attanments.,
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s;l,IsphFCH PRrsTi.;e:- tiouss.-fr or der 10 mEet
the constantly In reasiag denA Ands af our trad Re
INV. a;,ded 4 well. selected assDrtm.n Z Of SkW
rrPs. which, sogefher win our DHasovsD MA
oHrsRRY and sxiEsuL MEoHsSioAL TALENT,
Wsrra.,I us IA ga,asaliee The Rsax HE,Gl class
OF WORK At modsrase dsuses AMI IN me snsiats
; lpotetttiors manner. ~
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| q General James II. w illiams; Of Winches-
ter, was on visit here Saturday.
Thomas D. Eubank has been appointed
| coronor of Lancaster county. - All; [
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,TOL FEMALE COLLEGE.

Tie seventh ANIMAL session VIII begin W WEDSES-
DAY, September !. Faculty full; accommoda-
tioI., ample For catalogue. coniaiuing full par
.rulnrs address W. j. MURklSSE1T, A. NJ,
jy.,.Iywllr Bristol, Tenn.
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+ PERSONS visiting the Watering places should ;get
they have choice lot Of articles IN this line.
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uoD1spATcH PRNrrse.HoUssSL Unsurpassed "a.
cilitieg forthe prompt execution tef alt hndsl Of
printing. Orders filled promptly and at low prizes.
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! No. IS.

I4YHrRrx Ysaasp fxpKsIsHus50 Or iii OH
! NURsE.-.StfSs yFIxsEOMJs EocIEEa@ SERURkth
prescriptions of one OF the belt female phySsian.
and nhrses Ii Ina United Ssaies and has BEEN nses
fcr Years Nfsh never faiifng s1fety aadssae
cssaeyGniInobso or Mott,srs chf5dren, ,frssrfs,
t1esblc iulsatei oas Mesx aad The adult ItSpr
feGss assdsy gf The stomach relieves wind collie
IIcguiatees ING bowels and iyss rest healIhs ass
c5uaion 20 mother aid child We b4lisye N tiis
hessagd sRsst me uprld in an cssssgoi
gysesn1leTY apd dlarrhees Ia children whether II
arises from tseshing or from any otirr ca use FuI,
fdirections Tor nsipg stlt scc8n6 each bottle
bN0aeseoutne tnles ssfhs fzcsissas OF GUnr.aas;
PsEKSs is ops thsqo wrapper. Solt by, All
medlcine; dealers. Frs g
] b THE BEsr,pREsszDf Aps int6xrf are pesriks
WARwmK CoIL4AHs. They say there Is nothing
Ike them for comfort. Z; y; 80, Sc.
soNH HUsDEED DoLniRs sallg buy7x shandscme
eighfeen-carat gold winding ladies, watch and
abeautiful SOLD gold opera.chain. Donos neect to
calf eto4dsy; fer Ibis great bargain may be gone.
Closed Saturday 8. A. WrssrccKs no; 17ssFouf.
ieentb stsses.s a....gas.ia s...s a s;.AssSs.s
i4 SAVE AoSEY by having your psinEng dona aat tiie
DIssAEeH PRISTTss.HogsE,JGo Good work, low.
prices, and Satisfaction guaranteed. ~ 49,
Ss37i lil y \
fTHE PALMA CHRfs7i c5ArEaToSlcf fis the best
preparation made preserving the hair. giving II
iDe gloss, removing dandruR, and keeping it from
falling out ady,s toiietis incomplete without II
It Is prepared enly BY MEADE q BAKER, druggists,
------- = -----.I--11 - ...tFh 2Gff.ss5i-s Z
THE VIRGINIA RILEY WHlsKEY sold by. CHRIS.
|TLAN & WHITE has been apalyzed by DIS. McCaw
and Taylor and recommended asa pure medicinal
bevesage.5 Price for twoeyear old $3.50 per5 gsl-
lon price for three SS. 90 per gallon. 81,
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wAsuISGToS ASpLKE uNlvsRSSlTf'{
,,,v Ro.RD OF TRUSTEES WILL
iiH ','n .b. ! I'm OF August next, and will
i Wr',r,ss6r -of Common ami Statute Law
an: rapry Jurispinnc@cs. -,
Arl,,ai"na,, a, '''! '' 4. LEYBCRN, Rector.
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-EoxsussioN MEaEHAara.1 We 90, ,tcis POUR et-
dsrs ,sor prsntiDg, ar csls ats ais tine yoi
,,,sh 10 see sseirnens or shsaiil eninues, tee4ns
assured ttat it vii be To- your atyantAsse
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DUARDlNG- AND DAG-SCHOOL.-
ID SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,

No. 5 EAST GRACE STREET.
Nj. MARIA l.. ARLINGTON principal, FeS
IpKr POWERS yic"-priuc'pal. The TWEEN, y-1oufn
.-iu ni This iusiru'iou " Ill begin on The lSr llA1
or - rpHhK. 1875. and close on the som OF
Juu.. SO, For catalogues apply 10 me principal
or iu NcS!. Johnston Co., BOOKSELLERS naih
.,,,,., rirhu,rd "a " 13-3m
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fspessai ieIeSkiisS b n. III
AALxxasDsIA,ssF1s JAY ags..s &sss4ea
oWaed by Anthsby DasaS ~ T,gtsii 80
night by an unknownpsss tEcy. fSnF6S1
fdfsd dcllats:s siiasura61ses soiSss nnsafsd aaol.
thss Ii q n
Aslapl plss Ez.eHgs sontEss a Ase6s sslE..3
NcsYphH galgs -Ths s3issapasy 1xe,r.
si0nists who arrtyed here. on. she ssh isEs
had d series 0f pleasant tFfps ia 'fbe ya:fcta|
places OF interest in this vicinity. fh8 SfJft.
fprSae muEhptaRad wit43hetr fsedtsSeriS ~
/ the acstizeHstSf Norfosk. k.sszzAaonssseysnt11f IA
| the party hft to.night on. The. Old DDujni0u
foyNew YORK while Othefs 10 sn Kiehmeld
North CafoiiEs, and other points ID TIE inte
fffor.a goiss slts5
sd r.. = .. lfs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. asis
FpsEss;; 40 ss-rt5ss- -. -.-.s.
8, ,a.st, *, Isnsland.
BANK HolDAY-puscAN, srgRHAN 4 co's en- Cfas
81 CuLAK K0rts. sgs ~ Y y ( 80
s. Gosbos. July 81 opday next II bsEk
holiday, and The Stock ExCh&uQs Al Manesf9
Lant9Hti be closed. Tho nfGn market al
ail other Liverpool markets will be closetf.
The, Times of this morning, In It's financial
article, s5ys Il eiieVes arranrefiiei,fs afe iIs
contemplation VI hieh WI srestlE' 'fn t6e Esy-
meptio Duncan: sSherusal Is rsSsssrasisS, 4. s
notes in thai hands ofs sraysllers! .
9E3 si,E snss,s ss: q
t.l TOWN aLYfussra0YEp3BY sf8
bii;Sr. PEyTRssuaaa,sJ Jaly e31.f-A Gre hrska
Goyernment 80 Oreiand. Ii ragsd ant;l ~ Il,
siayS. when it WIS al xtingnished bS rain. ~.
kthirdso she place vas DESTROYED. ioThS is.s
shsbiiants became nic.strtcken during tEa
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SYRUPS-EXPRA HEAVY and COM
- MON MuLASSES: CHOICE SUGAR. RE-
FINED SuGAk>-zCut Loaf. Gran.laied: Eow-
dercd, Soft a" White, Extra c., and yellow.
COFFEE-Od Java, Laguayra and R.o. BACON
Sides. shoulders, and Hams. John layloe's supe-
riur Hams aud Shoulders. SALIS-Liverpool tDe
and Ground Alum. FLOUn-Western Family.
For sale by DAVENPORT u MORRIS.
IL o q. r..... ..z..s....- - Ii. =ass
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.,-r u1II.--ThiS s"hool re0n"ns Sep
EF'"E and - the number IS limited rer-
II ;,9 ing 70 s"nL pupils to i, are requested 10
a?p ,'Ti!. """''' MISSES RANDOLPH.
Shadwel depot, Aibsinsr's county, va
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C,TAI.yToN FEMALE SEMINARY,
- rc, r. MILLER. A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.

REV. H. MILLER, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
p,nf...or :. Louis IDE tlate Of virginia temsie
ilr.4.,#. principal Music department, win wv I've
- .,i,...sI teachers aDd officers. fIrenses very
T.a,,.: cN-r ,vagancc in dress prohiDIrca: hrSt. 81
,I.-. .r,arG: instruction thorough; location tue
Sod f,r ca,aiosuc with cut of huildinsS and
.,4r,, Stauafuu. Va.
own AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
I NE4EiNG al he H.n'se.aer POLYTECHNIC IN
:.u,,. I,nv, y. Y. Instruction very pracl'ca
5nI mage. UNSURPASSED IN this country. Granu-
a,r. ..'liu excellent positions; Re"ptns sep.en-
f.llG,r. For the Annual Register containing l'n-
,r,j ryursc pi study and full particulars ADDRESS
Professor CHARLES DROWNE,
2. - -, director.
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shot Dend for Threatsning an t1MeeS.
BkLTIHoRE,sJ July ,3l.TDapiel BroHn
[sofofedl was, shot dead last night ttor
Threatening anoofiicer who entered q BAH 70
squelia disturbauce.o ,tE1ifgaff efsi Essea
E4ag sI 81 q IT, SlG si2aia
i ,eWAsHIEaFoN, July Secretary Bfisto~
has gone to Kentucky for o week, aud ,Se.
eond Assistant Bnsnham Is acting secretary
In hts absence. 'tsks y sst ~ 6 y. ''s
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IHOICE BAKING MOLASSES.-We
y have just received few
ftNCHkUNS CHOICE BAKING MOLASSES,
warranted; also, n fine stock OF
FLOUR, GkOCERlEc, FISH, CHEESE, &c.
W" are agents for ...'..a u 49,
HANGER CO.'S PURE RYE WHISKE1.
tv29 ROGERS & MCCANCE.,
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PERsoSAL.-GoyerDor Kemper is in the
city. =
Judge Beverly r. Wexford, Jf, of the
City Circuit Court, has returned from his
trip to Gloucester ti7 - aa'.aF ~. ~. :,
General Asa Rogers, Second Auditor, has
gone TO Loudoun to be absent two or three
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GROCERIES, dc.

uAMS! HAMS!-GlLBERT & CO.'S
Al >uGAR-CuRED BLUEGRASS HAMS, in
csuvaS. very superior; also, RRiDGAWATER
FAMILY FLOUR, 4 iull supply In store, and
every barrel warranted 10 give p5riect satsiactlon'
For sac ty q. E. & :. WOhIdAM y NJ.
ri 2luw3W - L
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q SAVE AosEY BY hasins your printing dorsat tie
iDIssAgcH PREzIss.HoUsE GOOD work, low.
prices, and saLLsfaction guaranteed. - =
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Ill MIR. Jsnles a. Scott, VINO xplained that pc
was last winter opposed TO The ABOLITION iof
the tobacco-inspeeeion lass declared thas ine 9
was now convinced somethipg ougn ne y. oe
done TO render them at lessl more Slnleltgt'
BILE. He therefore offered the f0ll0Hin :N.ti
w hereas The laws regulating the inspec-
tion OF t0baeco,are amsuy Of tthsm. 1os gay
the least, pf very doubtful eonssraea eaoc, sag
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stlB G-saIs 70 i1E.


iiest satisfaction the course of, the tribunal
which discharged the said shipments from
the hold of the law a. sss .sec
General Wise, in the course Of his re-
marks, read the following editorial from the
Petersburg Inder Of July 26th: II 1!
a.,aa THE INSPECTION QUESTION. "'jt.
We would not be surprised IF subsequent
developments made it appear that the SEIZURE
of uninspected tobacco on board the bark
Tarpeian, at Richmond, full particulars OF
which are elsewhere copied from the Dis
patch was coDtriyed by the enemies OF the
present inspection system of the State with
the yieWof making grievance and strength
ening their appeal to. the Legislature for
the repeal of the 56th section of the
law. Iftthis surmise proves true it will be
also discovered that these gentlemen have
practiced at dangerous game, and have
employed atwo:edged weapon, with power
10 sut and to wound both ways !; for Indeed
rye fail to perceive where any grievance can
be shown 10 exist Ia the deliberate violation
of statute OF the Stale, however continuous
may have been rhe immunity OF those who
have broken the same requirement OF The isW
at other tunes and in other places. SO far
are the SEIZURE and the pessible heavy dam.
anes tpat may be involved from constituting
any valid objection to the law as it staDds
tuat we, think the much more natnral and
proper consequence oil the affair " III bet
Ora " attention To the law and 10 make the
State officers and Others interested more
sigisnI and. efficient In eits enforce ment.
Roth sides viii 81 ttiieast be HARMONIOUS and
unanina0us 10 this extent certainly, that they
will alike welcome an occurrence which val
compel the whole suhjec. Of the inspection
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WAVING FACTUHYY YbUKNkDs, 1890
BEprlsr, JnIy, i31.-The BradWosd Weay.
ing factory Bas Been destroyed BY 'fre, Loss,
$50, GOO. Il Seven hundred operatives haze
been thrown out fJenploy ment. 9ss 81
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&, General Wise said On 5ts behalf 81 himself
and, mem bersi that be had written the totloH.
ing card in reply to tbe above article i1
40 the Editors of the Petersburg Iadszand
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-18

James Brewster gentleman who fol-
lows the river for n livelihood, became
intoxicated Tuesday night and in his
ramblcs about the streets came in contact
with officer Brown, who, having faith
erly feeling Tor all young and hayward
youth, like james, took him under tis
protecting wing and gave him lodging
place al McCarthy', hotel until yesterday
afternoon, when he took him before
Judge Bird. who fined him one dollar
aud costs. which james found considera-
Bile trouble in scraping together, but he
finally did get it, aud then was permitted
TO 90 hi, way in peace
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I 40 PARADISE COAL.


AFTER February lst, 81 900 reward will
be piven for fifty good paying day boarders
at the Delmonico HoielS4 n week.
1-2s-lm
Those using basc-burner stoves have
found just what they want in PARA
Disc COAL.
Try PARADISE COAL for cooking.
--Gillets Flayoring Extracts-the best
in use. and for sale by nearly every gro
Ger.
AFTER February lst, 81 goo reward will
be given for fity good paying day boarders
at the Delmonico IIotel--sl per week.
An that have tried PARADISE
COAL will Use no other.
Joe RoLeker il now In full control of
the Washington bakery, aud having learn
ed the wants of the public, is prepared to
supply on call all demands for French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread. and
everything else ordinarily found in first
class bak ~. lie maintains full stock Of
confectlonerics, and can, as well ns any
other dealer in the city, nil all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orna.
mented on short notice. Specia ATTENTION
given TO the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. 9.l2-tf.
Order PARADISE coal. from any
city dealer.
Newly fitted, finely furnished barber
shop by George Steinhouse, corner Com
mcrcial avenue and Eighth street. Years
OF practice have given him a light hand
that makes a smooth shave delightful. All
who try him once Will call again. All the
late daily papers are kept on his table for
the benefit OF his customers, and there l.
no tedious waiting for turns. tr
Try PARADISE COAL, the cheap
est and best.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-18
ATHENEUM
OthsIio.-Thrown upon the world

The Atbeneum was crowded to over.
flowing last night, with a very fashiona-
BILE and attentive audience. eager to see
Mr.. ID. Hanchett in Shakespeare sub
lime tragedy of Othello, the Moor Of We.
nice. There was no change in the posi-.
tions of the members Of the company
and the play was fully Us well done as on
Its first presentation.
Thrown upon the World. or. the Dis
carded Wife" will be the attraction for
this evening. The play in every particu-
lar IL a very excellent one throughout,
and no one should fail to be pres
cnt when il is produced. As we have
stated before. the Atheneum has been
neatly refltted and painted recently, and
il In condition much better suited to the
production of plays In Il manner that will
please, than it has been for many years
The role of Madelaine will be taken by
Miss Price; Bertrand will De done by
Mr.. Pope, Remy by Hampton, Appiona
by Mr.. VOORHEES,. DR.. Barthclc by An.
dcrson, and Miss Illnchett. Margurtc.
Go, everybody, and give them a rou,ing
house, for they are deserving of your pa
tronage.
The benefit people. feeling that Miss
Iianchett j. deserving OF some demon
stration that will prove to her their APP
probation of her worth, both upon aud
Of the stage. have concluded that the
proper way for them to do, will De 10
tender her complimentary benefit,
which will take place tomorrow evening.
The plays for thi, occasion will De- "Buf-
ialo Bill. or. the Trappcr'- last shot"
and the very neat and amusing little farce
Of Gertrude" Miss lIauchctt will. We
have no reason 10 doubt. DE- the recipient
ola most decided compliment, in the
form of all immense audience.
10 those who anticipate attending the
benefit, we would say get your seats
early.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-18
1 Raid.

For month or two past there has
been a regularly organized band Of loaf
er, and beggars in this city, who. in the
day time, would 20 from door To door
asking for bread, money and clothes, and
when night came would all congregate at
the Cairo and Nincennes round-house.
which concern they would command. and
do as they pleased generally. The band
is said to have at least forty members,
among whom are big. hearty, robust fell
lows al all nations. and the fact of their
taking possession of the property nj the
railroad aud turning il into a lodging
house did not please the authorities OF
that corporation very much, and they ac-
cordingly informed Sheriff Irwin Of the
fact and requested him TO adopt some
plan 10y which the thing could he brought
To a close. The sheriff, knowing how To
work such little affairs as this, congrc-
gated together number OF his deputies
and forthwith proceeded to make 1es-
cent upon the unsuspecting gentlemen.
lie succeeded in fastening upon about a
dozen of them.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-02-18

The undersigned VIII open in this city,
on the first day OF March next, u Parish
school. While he will give to it his per.
sonal attention and etiJIt', the discipline
and general instruction will be in full
charge OF Mr.. T.. A. Taylor
The school will be opened, daily, with
religious services. The religious instruc.
ton will, at all times, be based upon the
teachings of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
The course OF study will embrace all the
common English studies, the higher matho-
mates, the natural sciences, and also Latin
and Greek.
The prics Of tuition, for the term OF
sixteen weeks. will be only eight dollars.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. There will be no
extra charges foe any study, unless GeI man
should be required.
As this is private school. application
oradmi' sion must be made either to Mrs.
Taylor or TO the Rector.
The Rector reserves TO himsef, aud hereby
makes this n condition OF attendance at the
Parish school, thatan pupil who refuses TO
submit to the dcipliuc Of the school,
may be expelled, il, in the judgment of the
Re tor, this il deemed best.
CHARLES \ GILBERT,
Rector Church of the Redeemer.
55-2-lG.2w.