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REFUND1NG IMPROPER AssEssMENrs.-Th following
letter to Internal Revenue Collector Stockdac is ex
planned:
TREASURY DEPT, OFFICE INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, August 4, 1869. {
Sir-1n reply to your Endorsement Of the sixteenth
ultimo upon letter of Messrs. Tate & Co., of New Or
leans that an assessment as dealer and as liquor dealer
cannot properly be made under the terms OF tile laws
against person who sells liquors and other merchan
disc made at one place. as AZ Of his sales Of other
merchan disc Except tobacco which separate and
distinct special tax Is required must be included in
his estimate OF liability us q liquor dealer sssA
It the special tax of wholesale dealer has been paid
in addition to his special tax dealer liquors. with
respect to his sales made at his place Of business where
liquors sold such tax is erroneous and the asses
should aid in the preparations proper claim for
retundng the tax thus enormously paid.
For further information YOU aree rEferred to the
terms of our letter of twcsityseeond July 1869 ad
dressed you in relation to thesheet Of liquor dealers
Respectfully,
j. W. DOUGLASS, Deputy Commissioner.
s. 4. stockdae, Esq, Collector, New Orleans, La
The question submitted wasswhether Messrs Tate
& Co., having paid the special tax of fifty dollars as
wholesale dealers in additioaaothe tax of one hun
dred dollars as Wholesale lquor dealers were not en-
titled to fifty thousand dollars sales but the deputy
commissioner rules that they pay tax on all sales
exceeding twenty five thousand dollars as LIQUOR dealers
In cases where the tax of fifty dollars as wholesale
dealer has been improperly assessed and collected
every facility 10 secure reundment will be afforded
by the revenue officials TN5 a Parnh;oo,,
COUNTERFEIT Ten DOLLAR NorEs-4The new conn
terfelt ten dollar bills which have created so GREAT an
excitement among bankers and United States treasns.
ers it is said the finest executed counereits ev
thrown upon the community. description of the
counterfeit from Washington saws:
" At first glance they seem to be aperfect imitation
OF the $40 greenbaek and the printing seems to have
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CIGAR DEALERS sUITs.-A New York dispatch of
the 26th says that several importers Of cigars pre-
pairing to bring the act Of Congress relative 70 reshp
ping cargoes before the United States courts. prom
inent Democratic lawyer has been engaged and thinks
be convict Congress Of practical reputation in re-
fusing to recognise the old stamps, which have been
invalidated since the 18th Of April Warrants were
issued time ago for the arrest OF four hundred
cigar dealers. but haze not been served.
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Garnshees fall thick and fast around Collector Ca
seg, aud the few thousand bags Of coffee in bonded
warehouse, consigned to Rodocanachi & Franghiadi
Messrs. Deniston s Go. want Colonel Casey to pay
them s66,666 &c, due them from the Greek firm, il
the coffee holds out. New Orleans Republican.
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4 runaway couple at San Francisco, two weeks ago,
being unable to procure a license, chartered a tug
boat and clergyman, and were married " two marine
leagues from shore They returned sea-sick but was
successful.
A force of several hundred men are already en-
ployed on the foundation of the sprague cotton MILL
at Augusta Ca which will be the largest in the State
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Rnt tho says that his press cant be nrnzyIea !,
"'" requires H. tCourerJournal
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MONEY SENT THROUGH THE MAILs-A late Washing
ton dispatch says the amount of money sent through
the mails by postal money orders is increasing about
loo per cent annually This year the aggregate foots
up thirty million dollars against sixteen millions last
year. and it is estimated that the amount will again
double next year.
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THE LATE COUNTERFEIT GREENBACKs.- have the
authority of Washington dispatch of the 9th for
stating that all efforts discover the of the late
ten dollar counterfeit greenbacks have thus far failed
The work on the plate is being pushed forward
with all possible dispatch Besides the legal tender
series new face plates for the National bank note
reney are being prepared tseems quite certain
that the question of establishing bureau of engraving
and printing, where all money and stamps shall be
manufactured viii up in Congress next winter.
GaBA.-It is nov rumored in Havana that an effort
will be made to put down the insnrrection in sixty
days BY extending the CONSUMPTION it will embrace
all able-bodied males between the ages of sixty and
fourteen This is what Northern friends call rob-
bing the cradle and the grave, and, if true may be
taken sign of ultimate revolutionary The
New York Journal of Commerce gives currency to
the report
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WANTS HIS FEEs.-Col. A P. Fields has sued State
Auditor Wcklie for $500 for services rendered as
counsel in his rect contest for possession of his Of
fee, from which he was ousted by Gov. Warmoth
When the bill presented he emphatically refused
Ia nav If hence the snit
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pnrILrr ALLEN, Agent, Mansfield, Louisiana.

Mr.. L. G. FoRr is daily authorised agent for Lew
isville Arkansas.
Tnos. MCINTYRE, of New Orleans, is our only duly
authorized agent receive subscriptions and adver-
tisements in that city.
Mr.. JoHN c. LOVE, Minden, La. is duly authorized to
receipt for subscriptions.
NH l.. LowEnY Starrrille, is duly authorised to
receive and receipt for subscriptions in Smith county
Texas, and the counties surrounding.
ICE CREAM ENTERTAINMENT ladies Of the Bap
list Church will give an ice entertainment at
the Commercial Club Rooms Friday evening, the goth
instant, commencing at + o'clock 1t is needless for
to say that the incest Of and the sweetest of
cake will be furnished the most moderate terms'
by the fair lady.members of this reliable old in
stuton."
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RAPID OCEAN TRIP.-It is stated ip the Northern
papers that the Peruvian of the Canadian line at Que
hee has just made the quickest passage the At
lantc record having been five days, eight hours,
and forty minutes in going from land to land. The
Cunard steamship Russia which arrived at Queenstown
Ireland Thursday Of last week. also claims to have
made the shortest passage record, her time being
not much eight days from New York.
Coon REPORTS FROM THE SoUTH.-A Washington
dispatch says The Bureau of Internal Revenue is in
receipt of information from all overthe Southern States
giving aterng reports Of the workings Of its officers
Increased receipts reported in every district espe
cally from New Orleans and othor cities along the
Mississippi It's thought that the illicit distlaton Of
whisky has been pretty thoroughly broken up in the
cities and towns Of the entire Snuth
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Bon DoUGLAs.-A Washington correspondent of a
Western paper says that Robert Douglas, of the
great Senator and private secretary of the President
is short, round shoudered, uuganly looking fellow
who palmeaf fan and a cane, the latter much
too long and thick for such little body reaching up
to the second button on his shirt front. Roberts
speeches cannot be called success as yet but l am
told that he is very kind, amiabe young gentleman
and really has many traits to remind of his father. He
discharges his duties well, and draws his pay regu-
lary-virtues which do not always go hand in hand to-
gether-and is a number one sound Repnbliean
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REFUNDING IMPROPER AssEssMENTs.-The following
letter to Internal Revenue Collector Stockdalc is eS
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09
Had His Finn.


"Old Uncle jake" as he was called,
who lived Ia a rural neighborhood in
central Ohio, was once the opulent pos
SCISSOR of two splendid farms, well stocked,
and unincumbered. But Jake loved his
bottle, and was given to hard sprees, so
that finally, though n serious of persis-
tant and long continued dissipation, he
fran through his property, as 1t Is ex:
pressively called, and old age found
him pnniless, and compelled to earn his
bread by daily labor wherever he could
find employment. From being ''Mr
30 and so he come to be known simply
as "Old Jake" though he was an object
Of some commisseration to those who
had known him in his better days.
"Jake," said n farmer to him one day,
for whom he was Mt work, don't you
sometimes wish you had those two splen-
did farms back again that you drank up
and fooled away"
The tears started I'm Old.Jake's rheumy
eyes, as he leaned sadly and refiectivley
upon his hoehandls Atlength straight.
tening up, Old Jake replied: "Well, /
don't know, don't know: PVe had q
id sight Of fun in my day."
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LEGAL.
ORDINANCE NO. 70.

Be IT Ordained by the City Council OF the City OF
Cairo;
SECTION l. That section Of an ordinance to adopt
the Ordinances OF the city Of Cairo as revised and
codihed, he amended by striking out the words "or
appointed by the City Council, in the FIRST and sec.
ohd lines Of said section.
SEC. 2. All officers appointed by the Mayor, by and
with the advice OF the City Council may he renewed
At any time by majority OF the members elected con-
veped In joint meeting, whenever the said Council
shall think the interests Of the city require such reno
val. 49, a. ~
Provided, That the Mayor shall have authority 10
suspend from duty NJ any time whenever in his opn-
ION the interests Of the city require IT, any officer, ser
want or employee Of the ciy, holding his position by
virtue ofan appointment by the Mayor in acccordanco
with the provisions OF section IL article ofthe city
charter and Il shall be the duty OF the Mayor 10 re-
port any suspension he may make 10 the CITY Coun-
Gil az The first Joint meeting after such sus-
pension; and unless his action in the prem
ises shall he disapproved by majority OF all the MEM
bcrs elected 90 both branches Of the City Council the
suspension shall opcrste'as dsms sal from the date
thereof
Sue 3. The term Of office Of all officers appointed
hy the Mayor. by and with the advice and oD.cp, %
the city Council shall expire annually, the Wh lay
Of Marlh.
Approved, April 9, 1869.
RpflOt JOHN II. OBERLY, Mayor.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09

The rates Of adyertisin are much below the prices
heretofore mar tanned and reading matter appearing
on every page Of the paper advertising fvor VIII not
fail % attract the attention Of the reader ZOO ~
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ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

.i.u uH IHr i5iH4sa10 .Eg dfgfS lnH
uH lEiJ1r3 mi.Hl4'at l1
!lnt.., IA. 90 lI 'Gi9f ni uDInin..I T.
4.u.i-nol s1.iYf yEA Ugi
rs..YfHtI s. uD ion go .bna
a.. L9.I1 a.3 rs.' ....l
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-04-09
TRUsTEEs SALE.

Where's Mar A. Mitchell. by her certain deed
tearing date the eleventh day q June. a. " 1851 and
the recorders office Of Alexander county Illinois did
convey n fee - the undersigned, William J. Allen, the
a,ed IN Alexander county. Illinois, vizi Lois No thres
block No one nine, IA block twoi one three, four
aud ave, IA locls DTcei one, two and three ~ locs
iour one tao three four and i've M block tive hvf
and -ix. IA hocksiki 0no. iro, three fOlu. dvepnd
block eight; one, tao, three four and eve, IA h'ocs
ani bcfrs fa-t Of tho county division Of Tie oldiowt
south rinsc two west Of the third principal mardiaig
snd aA-o lie puhic square IN ssid town Of Uniiy.it
town In ne retdrder's ofic6 of aid cornfy. NE
northeast quarter Of The southeast quarter, OF sefiiop
thiry-sIA. township fifteen south range two west, coli
tanning 1orty sres Except saving and IcseAilg ono
quarter % Hn sore, Including the entire graveyard y
nov ala heretofore knoan aituaied on q aInal Iaggnh
IN said tract also, The northwest quarter ofthe SOUTH
Nc.tarsit y. .Ssuon ihir, -onS, "a iYSIsll hteen
ian containing df,y-ono and bi-lO, OF aero
also tie following described lot= pieces or parcels 81
land N town 81 Uidiy Love oar aud Two 70 sqpars
sN being part of section thriy-sx townshi fcssl
south, range two vest also, A. known said plat Of
town o. en,,i o,s one 9n two IN slgsrs nye and y,
town Of Unity, the grantor expressly abandoning and
Seslns ~ r'g o. sSnss.s.t ssslnp,'es In sr
a. Mitchell To Hasing, wllkerson Co., for twenty
five hundred dollars, dhed even date with said deed,
more Pait-iar dcsSrised' ssolid not be we'll and
Truly paid when the same became due and payable,
stA'h '.iA d. th'n OF Hl- lt-Hh iflff~'Htt-
ives might ON the request OF the holder OF SAID noc,
proceed To sell the above dcscribed property any
part MeEeof, ~ public yenpne 10 the highest bidder,
as by heterns OF SAID deed are provided, and upon
such sale make execute and deliver 20 the purchaser
OF purchasers thereof deed In fee simple therefor,
And whereas, said note has long since become due and
paynhie, and the sum ~ weniy-cieht hundred and
ihiry.,No dollars and twenty-five cents of principal
andinteret now romans due and unpaid SAID note;
now, therefore, notice II hereby given, thai at the
quest Of the holders of said note aud In pursuance n
the terms ana conditions OF said deed l. The said VIII
liam J. Allen, undersigned, vii, on Monday the 9TH
day OF April A. 10. lsU5 at hcnoarf house " he city
Caro- Illinois, az the hour Of ten o'clock am of said
day, proceed to sell the property hereinbefore de-
serga, Or ~ much thereof as may be necessary, TO
satisfy said amount 30 remaining due said mole
Aforesaid with the subsequent interest that may ac-
crue uefeoS and the costs AMI expenses oftlnstrie
and VIII EXECUTE aud deliver 10 the purchaseror pur-
ohasors thereof a deed therefor. - ~
Green 4 Gilbert attorneys III y
Cairo, H., February %. 1909. .,f. marbd80d
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Advertise everything You have 10 sell make kr
your business. n nInal llr ln.aI nNnh

your "HsIhsss. MON UUVI1J3I UTHH 7
or. n0Ci iaoingamoa r 90 a. Ina
? A17h 1o 4yrd ysdi ulisl0 eds >o1l.l
.5s uiA19l no 10 ioR1luuo a. selma
l'Fjs3f hus .ii9 shi - .evnaya hna
Il" g. .'..'g 4s ol noiin9iiS iDoE ilA9
y sida Hn ,yH 4 fgdI auiafuu9 n
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EXECUToRs NOTICE.

Green & Gilbert, attorneys. TO-
Cairo, H., February 20, 1902,
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DUBLIC SALE OF 'a HV'U I
uncIairl1c ed Goods.
81 M ThC Adams Express 4 ,oIuI,apv

rsg n IN a. The. Adams Express company
CNiro, March2 ?, 1868.
Notice Is hereby gwen. that all unclaimed natter
remaining On hama the several Offices Of this iOm.
pany 90 the state ~ Nuois, mp 10 the first If May,
ISIS VIII be su for frei GIN and ~arxus To the hges
bidder, IN The cry If afro Illinois. at the mV'tion
room Of Dall's EsEf..an, on Commercial avennF on
Thursday ne III iN N ATri next. M ~ clock, AIN
unless tie Game be called for and all charges pad
thereon -
bee Postensat uu1seNfrsl oftces VI, lhe.eon'pany
the post Office and hotels c.PINk, Agent.
W n. WATERS, General gent marludlm
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-ui BEN .UUr sfw ,nabrl4F unu.Ip
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An opporunityto do tins M loxer rates w,s never

presented in t,e city. NR02unl sdI oiopp
:noli
|. HiiH r'i mup ilai1ogmi eli"
y o" ono m1J ladR ri haH ,nydW
"rh tiisp' ,9A.ia io3 iusmyaq yi38
2,.lo afipo4Np ls.d9 sh ,uoy diiW
p ftiIHhNu I'd a, ft.t.ttt ala d. a. .sft
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Advertise Your Spring Goods l'a7h
Your Latess styles OF Dress Goods |; ?
Your Spring and Summer Clothing J;

A'i'Na]' j. oUliom 40 ,hna ,t.fu.s
900 wr"uop ere .uuAmEi,!tW
im"' n1u. bstnloqqs rogah adT
n"aio 500 IHeg HsDillsuuoJ ;osi
aT'h.f ;no Ias1oL namil1Hno5 hna
hiaiu3ar baa 1EsIsRoI ,s3BsK
n'.'nIinummoD .niwpilo' adF
l'.4 no ,.sa ,ToyAn sdi " b9ia1s
;s,iiim.1a a3n0nii 3tI 81 illI,i91
% H.t ...H a4so
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Presided by the most popular and sncoessfa ca
terer IN the city. Meals are served promptly toorder.
Game, Oysters in every STYLE and al the luxures OBJ
| tanabe, always at the command Of customers. q
deckidu u 80 II ~.
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Every Family.
Counting Room,
Hotel,
I. shop. taG
IsIucc Of Business
vqla.ls Ipl,, aiIAq 3lly,l. layplqstlf iqgq:te,

'II-f ga erode 81 s.Gf doc.
if l.I sidsTonnI 1Hs. FIss .
tI' T... E.uu 8snali sdI g. i1aG
e lNt "- .ie-.i-l EIstIEL 70, t-i 4nI
ta LLlq 19y3 ill., Islu.l..... +.
Hf,tI" I.,ldAHD
I aii r1 snoiu'0sgr zuiaoi.,l Ell
l.s hla asmsob!h Do LlaoH oh 81
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Estate Of Eu,ietia Canaee, deceased.

Estate Of ERiietia Cofaec deceased
The undersigned having been appointed executor
OF the last Wal anu testament Of Euhetia
candee, late Of tue county Of Alexander and stste
OF Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that be will
appear before die county court Of Alexander comfy,
~ the court house In the city Of Cairo Illinois, AZ he
which time ~ persons having claims against said es-
tate are nYvhed and requested 70 attend for the pr
pose Of having the same adjusted, All persons ~
ate payment 70 the undersigned, INN n 40
Dated this nth day Of March, A. ID. 1862 1
marlT-CW HENRY n. CANDEE, Exeontor. ~
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Office, No. N Tenth street,

tthA stAa- VIZ ~ una
tl'' "hi 81 hg9iGi IalauaaA hus
"i %" III lgo JNGl 40 % slosas
3l'tt i"' i91 usf w"iT4od ticnf
Q" rf. giaaiIsesza us q, ,raI
| sio oil; SaiVgIisl ,o1iaJ
. |''''" IN rBoRsTbSsBRIcK MOCK
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IA Estate Of James HOrde,,. deceased

The uside rsisned hating been s.,poinfed Admnis-
aor OF the estate Of Jas Horen late TIE county Of
Aissanaer and state % iiinois deceased, ahefabv
Court OF Alexander county az the court the
cry o. Js'Lo, a. The Apr''erm. on the third Monday
claims against said estate are notified and reo,,,s led
70 attend for the purpose OF having the
All persons nhebeu 10 said estate are requested to
make inmed AL ,pssmrbtko the un,ersigned
Dated this oath day OF February A. u. IsSs
febzf-6 W. n. FORBEs A.r,r
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-31

AN ECCLEslAsTICAL TRlAL.-Elder Hart
zell who created domestic rupture in the
disciples church, Davenport, seversl months
since, is now on bis fual trial. He was
dismissed from the church, bat denies the
authority of those who did SO to expel him.
They have now made national matter OF
it, and have deputised three Of the most
eminent ministers of the church, from diff,
ferent parts of the country, to hear the case
aud render final and determinate decision
viz: Rev. Mr. Pendleton, of West Virginia,
Rev. MIR. Munnell, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Rev. Enos Campbell, Of Jacksonville, lllp
The trial commenced last Monday, and il
not yet concluded.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-31

HENRY COUNTY News The Supervisors
of Henry county meet in Cambridge on
Tuesday next, January 4th.--Elier G. W..
Sherwood will commence series Of meet.
iugs in the hall Of the Y. NJ. c. A. at Gene
SEQ on the evening of the 18th proxmo.-
Christmas being over, Hobbs thinks getting
drunk avery poor way to spend it. We are
sorry he ever tried 1.-THE choris>ers from
Davenport who sang in Geneseo did not
receive the encouragement they descrrod
says the Republic,-There are few Is,
of small pox in CISCO and Anjoser townships
Rev John Sheppard, pastor OF the Bapusl
Church at Orion was overpowered by his
friends on Christmas and donated $lO7.50.
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Chnrnh DirActnrY.

ST.. MARY's tCArnoLIc) CEuRcH.-Cor. Rock
River and Dock Sls., Rey. Father J. ?.
Roles, Pastor. Mass, Sundays, at and l0l A.
NJ, and week days at AN. Catecbism at r. n.
Fespers and Bcncdiction att pm.
EPISCOPAL CurRcH.-On Orleans ST. Services
At 1919 A. ~ and u Pm. Sabbath School at .
~.
Rev. c, A. Menecke, Pastor. Services at lO1 A.
N. and q Pm.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Cor. Illinois
and Deer Ste. Services at II A. N. and =. N.
Sabbath School at A. NJ. Prayer meeting, We'd
nesdny att! Pm.
SgcoSp PRESBYTERIAN CuuRoH.--On Illinois
st., Rev. T.. l.. Burnett Pastor. Services at
lOf A. VI. and 7P.a. Sabbath School at " 4. n.
Prayer meeting, "Wednesday a. II Pm.
USlrED PRESBYTERIAN CADRcH,--Cor. Orleans
and Deer Sta, Rev. Horny Wallace, Pastor.
Services at II A. Nj. Sabbath School at q AM.
Prayer meeting at 3! r, ~, of Sundays, an r.
NJ, Wednesdays.
FIRsr BAPTIST CuURcs Cor. 0rlsara aud Ell;
Sta, Rev. DR.. Davis, Pastor. Ser ices at /
A. N. and "A T.. M Sabbath School at A. NJ.
Prayer Meetings Mond Y and Wednesday ove-
nings, at u O'Clock. Pastor boards at Mrs.
Blues, on Orleans street, opposite Court House.
NJ. Il, CuuRcu.--Cor. Jefferson and Highland
Sts., Rev }. II. Rhca, Pastor. Preaching II A,
VI. and 7.r. u. Sabbath. Prayer Meeting We'd.
nesday evening at I. Sabbath School at 81 A. NJ
Pastors Bible Class at the same hour.
DISCIPLES CHuRoH.-Elder Rogers; in Nit
cheI b Lynde's Block, over the Post 0fice-en
trance on West Side. Services at 10! A. NJ. anc
Up. NJ.
GaEESBusp MISSION Sabbath School meet il
their school room, in Towards Addition, every
| Sabbath afternoon at .! o'clock. {. l.. Bascom
| Superintendent