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LETTER FROM COLORADO.

COLORADO SPRINGS, August 49, 1873,
To DO candid have no! forgotten you,
but wanted to write you as favorable a
report of this country IS possible, and /
have been waiting to see what | could see
before doing 90. As TO my health, l am
improving slowly, and gaining in hesh
ast. This is undoubtedly healthy eli.
mate. The mornings and nights are al
way, cool, rendering covers OF nights nee
ssssry to sleop warm but We have no
AIT, as in tho sts,es, 7 he days are ~ warm,
at least the middle of the days as there,
but always pleasant breeze. Farther up
n the mountains fires night and morning
are necessary to keep one warm. Colo
RADIO springs 10 situated at the base OF
the Rocky mountains, is pretty town,
improving fast, and numbers about
1000 Inhabitants. Five miles up what is
called the Ute Pass, are the celebrated
soda springs, whore there is little town
Monitor. Here there are several commo.
dIous hotels for the accommodation Of thu
thousands Of invslids and visitors, who
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For SALE

Or exchange for Cairo city property. The
grocery store at the corner of Sixth street
and Washington avenue. The establish
ment is doing good and paying business
and will DO disposed Of ut bargain.
Reasons for wishing TO sell out satisfacto-
rIy explained to any Que wishing to pur-
chase. For further particulars inquire or
the premises. scott
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NOTICE

| hereby forbid all persons from selling
anything to my wife on MY credit. i
will pay no such debts. ] will furnish hcr
with all nocesssrics myself.
s-lG.3t. WV. Kendall
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LOST

On Monday morning last in the post
office, or on Washington avenue, mem
orsndum-book, containing a letter and
one or two money-erders, which srs OF no
value except to me. will pay a suita-
Bile reward for return Of book and contents
to this office GEORGE BURNS.
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NOTICE.

Parties wishing goods sold at auction,
viii please bring the same TO my auction
room, No. l05 Commercial avenue, on or
bsfors Thursday evening Of each week,
= shall sell on Friday Of each week in.
stead Of Saturday as heretofore.
DANIEL HAgTMAs.
The only licspsed auctionser IN the city
Gl2 81
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NOTICE.
NOllCE.
AGr'>. OFFICE &. II ', l. Il,

AGI :. OfGlth ", ~ ' , IA, "
CAIRO, Ills, July 20, 1873.
For the accommodation of the citilens
of Cairo, the Mound City accommodation
train will on and after Monday, July %
,top as follows At Fourteenth street
Twentieth street, Tweniy-hfth street
Thirty fourth street! and the crossing o.
the Illinois Central railroad. No one
will be permitted on the train without b
ticket Fare between Seventh street sta.
ton and Illinois Central railroad crossing
and intermediate points, five cent?
Tickets good for twenty fares can be- pur
chased ut the ticket office, corner Of sew
enth street, for one dollar. Passenger
will not be permitted TO get oil or 90 tn,
train a. any points other than the above
CHAs. q. WOup,
Gen !. Passenger and Ticket Agt.
| T.D7tf
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ENVELOPES.

Fine white single and double X amber
Sngie and double Canary, best quality OF
MANILA, blue letter, ETC., etc. 10000 for
ale, printed at - 30 10 Q 30 per thousand,
st the BULLETIN OYpIcE.
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FOR RENT

The Eel,a Social club rooms, suitable
'"f cflic,s hrst Hoor, south side Of THE
L.'LiLTIS luilding. Enquire AT this Of
ico. -.G-3t
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CHEAP BOARDING

Regular boarders at the European hotel,
Harry Walker proprietor. receive board at
the rate Of eco per month. b-lO.tf
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DIEI,

At the residence Of bis mother on
Seventh street, yesterday afternoon,
Henry Harris, VI typhoid pneumonia
Funeral takes place On Friday afternoon
~ 3 % clock.
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II. S. BRIGHAM, NJ. -,
Homeopathic physi ian and surgeon. OF
flee 1876 Commercial avenue. Residence
corner of Eleventh aud Cedar streets.
7.iJ pm
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KNOWING THIS

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II. WARDNER, NJ. d.
WILLIAM X. SMITH NJ ID.

Once and Residence III Commercial ave.
nue., next door 10 the Atbeneumj.
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RAILROAD TIME IA BILE.

CAIRO. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS Il. X.
On and after Monday. Aug II, lsi3, trains
will run daily, except sunday. between
Grsenfield's landing and Riddles, Missouri.
~ follows:
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PA YSkt NS.
DIR. b. G. TABER,

INV 1t U T II DIN,
VIII resume the practice OF his profession
with especial reference 10 the electric
treatment Of diseases In all the new and i'm.
proved methods Of application.
In all cases OF female complaints ady
will be in attendance.
Office, lbs Commercial avenue, UP Stair.
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JEsIDENCE-No. n Thirteenth street, be.
tween Washington avenue and Walnut street.
Dttce-l2r Commercial avenue 10 stairs
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ONE PRICE THE HONEST PRICE.

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have : a : p ton 10 al
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CHANGE OF TIME.

Passenger trains on the Illinois Central
change time to-day, From aud after 2.iO
d IN. to-day trains will run as iollows:
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CAIRO BULLETIN.

We re~ness Subscribers not receiv
ms their papers regularly 10 rcpori
- fart - shss once. either person
ally Or by Postal card.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
The COURTS.

PROCEEDINGS AGAINST ALLEGED swINDLERs.
Joseph j. Yates, the mysterious prisoner de-
tanned at Police Headquarters on charge OF completely
I'm the great bond forgeres and James w. Johnson, the
Wiliamsburgh lawyer arrested, alleged, for utterng
forged Buffalo and Erie bonds, we're brought before
Judge Fancher in the Supreme Court on Saturday, by
Can't Walsh on a writ OF habeas corpus Mr.. Howe
called attention TO the fact that indictment had been
found against Johnson by the Oyer and Termner Grand
Jury The purpose Of this proceeding was to allow the
writ of habeas corpus remain pending until the In
dictment should be presented in Court on Monday,
when he would there move that immediate
action be taken. In Yates's case 1t was urged
that the prisoner innocent OF the charge
that he was merchant this city, and the only con-
necton he had with the forged Central bonds was 10 in
troduce one OF the persons who negotiated then Inc
Assistant DstrctAtOrney said the case had gone De
fore the Grand Jury and now under CONSIDERATION
by them Judge Fancher thought, under these clrcu-
stances IL would not be proper for him 10 interfere by
ordering examination TO proceed. ne therefore,,
remanded both prisoners until this morning when they
will probably be called upon To plead 10 tue lhuchehs
against them. - -
Judge Bixby committed Hugo Urban for larceny on
Aug 90 without BAIL to await trial at General sessions
on Saturday having been brought before Judge DAVIS
in Supreme Court writ OF habeas corpus, William
f. Knitting, his counsel, asked that ball i'll reasOnable
amount might be xedlt appears that the prisoner win
two companions went TO the store al Rudolph SeR at
No 223 West Twenty seventh-st, and requested MN 10
change a $500 bill Not having sufficient change, MT
seig handed him 5000 and at the same time gave the
bill OF the prisoners companions win the request
that he would out and get 1t changed Upon TINS the
prisoner and his companions fed carrying with them
the bill and the 500 belonging TO Mr. Seg Judge DAVIS
said that citizen had right 10 be Daled In reas
enable amount, and, as this was DallaDle case ne
would fix the bail at s200O This was subsequently pul
by MI Klntzng aud the prisoner released tom Gus
tOuy,
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ESCAPING PRISONERS THwARTED.

At about S n. H., on Saturday, John Muir
ply, alias Brooklyn Johnny 5" John Rodgers alias
Liverpool Jack 3" and James Anderson alias johnny
Anness," who confined in the Hudson County, y.
j. Jail on charge Of burglary, and John H. Foster the
alleged Hohoken forger. made simultaneous attempt
10 escape from CUSTODY The prisoners were in the cor
rdors awaiting the entrance OF the Keepers with break
fast When the first one appeared they rushed upon
him and had his hands fun OF dishes and fOodbey
knocked him down Immediately and then rushed into
the kitchen prisoner employed there as cook made
an attempt 10 stop them, hut attacked and stabbed
by OF the desperadoes, who had managed TO secure
carving knife. Leaving the cook PROSTATE upon the
floor hey jumped through the window carrying away
the glass and sash Deputy Keeper Ryerson ran around
the building and made an attempt TO intercept the con
yicts He fred al Murphy who climbing the fence,
and the ball took effect in Murphys wrist. Murphy still
continued TO run and RyersOn followed the fence
IN pursuit and captured HIM He placed Murphy IN
charge OF OF his party, and followed after An
derson, who had not succeeded in reaching shelter,
aud fred a shot az him, which took effect
behind the ear INJECTING painful wound. Anderson
then surrendered and placed in charge Of colored
man who had Joined in the chase. Rogers wounded
IN he arm by pistolshOt and was captured without
dHculty Police Surgeon Bird examined their wounds
after they had been returned to their cells and pro
nouOced all OF them slight except AndersOns The
wound IN his head probed but the surgeon failed
md the BAH. Murphy, Rogers, and Anderson were
residence at No "A Jerseysve. Anderson was detected
in tho act Of burglary and was captured after
an exciting chase through adjoining back
wards and over fences Murphy aud Rogers were
arrested in NewYork some time afterward through the
exertons OF Capt McHarney Of the First Precinct po
lice and conveyed 20 the Jail requstion. Forster
was arrested HobOken charged with passing bogus
check and ID pronounced old offender. The prisoner
who was employed IN the kitchen, received stab
wound four inches in length IN his forearm and would
probably have been killed II he had not wsrded OF with
hit arm the blow which aimed at his breast He
was taken 10 the hospital connected with the jail A
strleter watch will be Kept iii future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
THE WADEKALBFLEIsCH SUIT.

The case of Mary Frances Wade, who has
brought suit against the estate Of exhayor Haibheisch
for breach OF promise, up again on Saturday be-
fore Judge Nelson special term OF the Brooklyn
CITY Court. II motion for leave 10 continue
the suit against OF the deceased Mr. Nor
ton for the plaintiff reeed the circumstances OF the
anti and claimed that OF marriage sim
liar 90 any other contract aud that suits to compel its
enforcement could be brought against the executors Of
those contracting, as IN other cases Mr.. Beach re
ponded for the defense, arguing that the contract Of
marriage IL different from other contracts that though
~. of The United states suffers State TO
NJ. avs mpairing the validity OF contracts. yet the
tyore avs OF the different States legsste concerning
,h. hres.nng Of the marital relation that the marriage
sontyac bcpR DeTsOua with The death Oi either
.Ss.p and tbat actions can Only DO broOsbt Sgass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
civil. NOTES.

Thirty-seven involuntary, and seven volun-
tary petitions in bankruptcy hed in the nited
States District Court during August. Since the Bank,
rnpcy act went into operation there have been neu
in that Court 1928 petitions, voluntary ana Involuntary
Peter Conway, who, on July 8, escaped from
Officer OCOnnor who had arrested him. and struck him
with stone nficung as was supposeda mortal wound
from which however the officer recovering as brought
into the Supreme Court on Saturday writ of habeas
rpus and his counsel asked for his discharge on the
ground of neglect to prosecute. Assistant DsrlcAt-
tOrney Lyons objected, and promised TO bring the case
10 the attention OF the Grand Jury Judge Davis
agreed to give him till Sept IA for this purpose, after
which time in case of failure 10 indlct the prisoner
would be discharged The Judge condemned the prac-
tce leaving accused in prison for an indefinite
period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
uxTIMELY DEATH OF A BROKER.

The body of Charles A. Lamont, age AZ, was
found in the Of his home, at No 555 Ffhav
early Saturday morning, by two policemen who were
patrolng the street. Upon inquiry Of the deceased
servants discovered that Mr.. Lamont had last
been sitting IN chair window on the third
noor at midnight. IL is therefore supposed that he
went to sleep while sitting in the chair accidentally
fell out OF the window. Coroner Herman held an in
quest saturday afternoon and the jury rendered
verdict OF accidental death
The deceased time IN the sugar refining
business. being one Of the firm of Plume Lamont Ia
1863 be became wall-st broker and very success
ful The flag OF the stock Exchange was at half mast
Saturday, and at meeting OF the Exchange
hoard W. r. Tfayers. James VI. Colgate VI. 3. Is. Mar
an Isaac NJ BIsslnger and George n. Palmer were ap
poiuted committee draft resolutions expressive OF
he regret OF the Board the death OF Mr. Lamont The
funeral will take place from his late residence at clock
IN Ia
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was discouraged about hat and domestic matters lie
left a touching letter 20 his wife.

HOBoKEs.-James Me Donongh was committed In de-
fault OF BAIL Saturday, charged with dragging saran
Duffy down two flights OF stairs while holding her Dy
hair, and afterward assaultng her ar0cious
manner. Richard Kemble OF New-York robbed OF
$3.50 at McKen's Hotel, the Paterson plank road.
where stopped for a drink with driver, Saur
day. The latter is suspected Warrants we're issued
on Saturday for the arrest OF Robert and Eliza Denn
SON accused Of an atrOcous assault Sarah HearD.
TIE complaint alleges that Eliza held her down while
Robert removed portion Of her clothing and her
a shameful manner. The report that the directors OF
the HOhoken Savings Bank had received proposal from
a New-YOrk lawyer 10 refund portion OF the bank
money taken KEENAN,, the defaultng Secretary and
that the directors had called meeting OF the Board
ana accepted said lawyers proposal and agreed To re-
munerate him for his services Is said BY President Cn
ton 10 be fasehood A statement OF the case Will
be given TO public after Tuesday but the particulars
U tneu vii! be kept secret, Ia order W further the
ends OF justice.
NEwARK.-Mr John Cleayer who has been appointed
Receiver OF Taxes in place OF Ohm Broadwe Is sau 70
possess unusual ability accountant ana Is mTi
undoubted integrity. He has been bo0kkeeper IN ID.
Peddies trunk factory for many years. Mc SlsA{S1
into office Saturday. M6ssr5 I. Is. Peddle
A. NJ. Reynolds George b. Jenkinson James Perry. aud
Christopher Nugeut becoming his bondsmen in $4,000
each.
NEwToS.-Mrs. Theodore Anderson OF this place IS the
owner OF shotgun which at time was the property
Of King Kamenameha H. 10 Is flint lock, with light
barrels the stock Is arstcaly ornamented and III
laid with silver. The weapon Ia valued at $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The charge Of blackmail against Officer Benjamin
yobup Of The Fourth Police Precinct has been referred by justice
Bowling TO the Police Commissioners
AT the Court of Special Sessions, Saturday
John Pntensry for three months for stealing
pair OF So Brown, bO0iblack
sent TO The Penteniary months picking pockets John
Sheffield was Refuge stealing silver watch ana
the PeaentaTy for SIX months for
stealing pair o gold studs worth 80,
At the Tombs Police Court. on Saturday, before
Justice Bowling charged With attempting deiIaud
r. F. Corb hardware merchants Of No 81 Chamberst The c
Messrs t0rn. purpong TO
come from Fahnestock Murray Of Pittsburgh ami TIE eject
that he desired draw them for $40 TO
lei him have W asked Tor only $50 He asked 70 cal ob
SATURDAY arrested dispatch from Pittsburgh having been
rec stating mpoor George Hesec held
for ina upon stealing go worth OF from Albert
Beal Of 40 Chatnam-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
A LOVE-LORN AUSTRIAN.

The body of the man who hanged himself
on tree in Paramount Park Jersey CITY, last Tuesday.
was identified on Saturday as John Hoffman by Mr..
Ill., foreman OF Coddington & Co.'s meerschsum fac
tory, az Nos and John-st. New-York. He had been
discharged by that firm account Of iniemperanee
lie was an Austrian by BIRTH aud had resided IN this
country about ak years. HIS family still reside In
Austria II Is stated that deceased in love with
girl who had accepted his prefer OF marriage but who
when he went 70 present her with the ring laughed at
him, and said that she was only joking when she
cepted his proposal. whereupon ne hanged himself
Deceased was 30 years Of age, and was regarded IA
good workman OF regular habits until he became in
firm OF CoddingtOn Co.. by whom he had been EN-
p0yed since bis arrival IN this c0BDry will assume the
eIpepkts OF burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
cpyrp.1. PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS
1,6b Avenue Hofel-Gen. w. w. Bel

Eth 1renue Hofei-Gen. W. w. Belknap, Secre-
.,r 81 War the Hon Sawyer Assistant Secretary OF the ie
a. The Rev Henry London the Hon. Israel T. Hatch OF
B1f,lo and InpeeiorGsnea sefet u b. Brevoo Hour
sr John Grant Of Jamaica and Capt Stokes BOYD OF
IL Nicholas HoI-Tbe Hon 3. s. Fisher Of Cnon'
mali the Hon T. Pomeroy Anur, n VI the Rev s. b. Gordon
"a of Fngapd and Gen g. Lewis Of North Carolina sor
oIa,~rhe Hon James Ashley Of Ohio. 50 James HotIhe
Rev Dr k,irbarn of College and Capt Kennedy OF the
e,mslip Baltic Gsy HouThe Rev A. d. Robinson Of London
-. Holman Hou.e-MArcus Cicero STANLEY, Pans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08

GAnHognsenens
BENEFITS COCAINE makes the hair grow.
Fall stye of Gents HATS are ready for in
speeton EsrsSoaEDs, Manufacturer, llS Nas'aus
The loss to life and property, resulting from
oils appalling PRArTs Astral OIL safe under
every condition.
The Fall style of gentlemens HATS. orig
mating popular KNOX has been introduced 70 public al
mirsuou 2l2 Broadwa' the Prescott House
Hotel Secur, yOar KNOX Sihoat delay
A GLOOMY STATE OF THE MIND, DULL
sEApAoHE WANT ENERGY, DISPOSITION
EVIL DIIScLISArIoS
soaE or rRa SYMPTOMS DERASGEsEST
LIVER on Bllor. sIsrEx SPEEDY MISERABLE
CONDITION CAN ia OBTAINED Ds D.
JAMES, SANATIvs Pills.
THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply 10 Mr.. God
By Pref L. roamans in TRBuSK LsCT ErrEA No.
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HOME NE WIS.

THERMOMETER sATURD ~. AT nc INsoSs IN PAhK-Row
q a m-9eo Eoon-6go 81 MOP N'iuigbt-OS' Az COZ
YESTERDAY -,
o. Gao Eoon-e9o 5 pm-7OS Miinight-G5o Az 6i'a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
THE MUNICIPAL BALANCE SHEET.

the executors in such II the suit Affects the estate
Judge Nelson reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08

MONTHLY STATEMENT OF CoNTRo LLER GREEN
The monthly statement of the amount OF
warrants drawn against the City and County Treasures
from jan 10 Aug. 30, 1879, inclusive, comparative
abatement Of the city and county debt on Dec 81 i1'
and Aug 80 1873, and list of stocks that nave p'e"
issued will be found below
WARRANTS ON CITY ACCOUNT. , .u,
TeJyly 81 In August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08

The ABOVE StOchs ana DOnus issUtu
laws work progress; assessment bonds on account
improvements in progress, and to be repaid from
collected revenue bonds in anticipation
OF OF 1875 bonds account OF arrearages and ad
sing authorized by Chaptersg 80 and 49, Laws 1872,
aud special bonds for Department OF Buildings, as pro
vded Chapter CPS, Section 49, Laws Of 1871 and city
bonds for liquidation OF claims ana Judgments, chapter
756, Laws 1878.
BONDS PAID OFF
water sOcd 81 1870 payable by sinking Puna... fl225OOO
Res bonds OF S73 payable BY sinking funl.. ll35437 30
Pubns education Of 1873 payable bv taIon l54OOO 90
kevenus bonds Of 1874 payable BY taIAuon ll2OOO 90
Total 6S7 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08

The LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply 10 Mr. God
win By Pref e. L. ronmans in TRBuSE LsCTtE srrEa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08

Aooupt pavable from ts1aon S44Glg56 20 s3lSS4s O8
Total Of drawn in August... $4O9l77 "a
Adj amount previously 4492O7j G3
Total County Aconnts Si0Ol 80 ~
City 2o3O bLS 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
GOLD STILL LOWER.

TIE PRESSURE TEIIASG UPON THK BUIIs-JAI
GoUID's REPORTED SALES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-08

The loss to life and property, resulting iron
,he use oils appalling PRArrs Astral OIL Is safe and
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-19
Hn- CHRoN1c1r:-Mhen lii va

M. CHRONICLE:-When will won
deIs cease? The inhabitants Of Ba-
consburg, have the reputation OF be.
ing an orderly, quiet, law=abiding
community. And yet, about sixty OF
these, consisting ofthe old, the young,
and the middle aged, secretly plotted
and on the evening of 11th inst. sue
cessfuliy executed an assault upon our.
residence, in this village. They came
armed with baskets double shotged
with rather harmless missiles fur
nished by The good ladies, who evil
IDENTIFY were accessories 10 the pio..
Taken entirely by surprise. We ur.
rendered, without a show of resist
ance ; and the assailants having gain
ed an entrance. proceed to enjoythem-
selves, after the mast %sppraYed. man
ner Of a sOeiahle.. Thus, the evening
being spent, the contents Of the bask-
cts d~fseharged and t5asssd anoeuf, a
fine roll OF green-r cks presented to
the subscribers, ant the company re-
tired, followed with -theprayerstb The
best wishes. and the sneerest thanks
of the be~neficiaries.
L. w. ELY.
,-O-u9TTEW % sB1Na E1F. OB