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Major General GILMORE has ordered that here
after the ordnance officers for the various posts in
the Southern Department shall be appointed by
the commander of said Department, upon the
recommendation of the chief of ordnance. Post
ordnance officers are to be held responsible for
all ordnance and ordnance stores in the forts of
their respective posts, and for all such stores on
hand that appertain to the same.
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OUR FLORIDA CORRESPONDENTS.

Foagihs for Rsei-sPSsng,
ST AUGUSTINE, Fla, Nov. o. 1863.
The establishment Of Convalescent Camp at
this Ieint has been attended with most beneficial
results The mild and equitable temperature, the
bracing atmosphere, and the abundance of tropl-
cal fruits, such as oranges, guavas, lines and lem
ons, render the place delightful spot for iRval'
ids. The quaint andqueef old city is full OF at
fractions for the curiosity hunter. Here also afe
to be enjoyed the pleasures of female society," OF
balls and parties, and, not the least IN our round
of amusements, theater.
Our theater is an institution of which its pro-
jectors may well be proud. 1t was organized by
the members of the 48th New York Regiment,
while quartered here last summer, and was trans
ferred to the Oath Massachusetts upon their arri-
val a few,weeks ago. The building appropriated
by the company is a long, low ediice, near the
barracks, and in olden time was used as hospi-
tai In one end of the room, which will seat
comfortably an audience Of six or seven hundred,
capacious stage has been erected, with scenery
and appointments which are really handsome.
honor of Brig. Gems. SEYMoUEE and SPRAGUE, be-
fore whom the two farces of "My wies Second
Floor" and Number One Around the Corner
were performed in very creditable manner.
The Stevenson Glee Club lent its attraction to the
occasion, and an orchestra of ten or twelve per-
formers furnished very agreeable music. These
entertainments are very popular with the towns
people and the theatre promises fund of amuse-
ment for the entire winter To the soldiers
themselves belongs the credit of maintaining the
establishment,
Yesterday morning at ten o'clock the troops at
this post were reviewed by Gen. Seymour. A
gratifying testimony as to their discipline and
appearance was the remark of the General, at the
conclusion of the parade, that he had never seen
soldiers 90 through the manual with more stead
mess and precision.
Recently our supplies of beef cattle have failed
to reach us from the North, and the want of fresh
meat has been severely felt. Last week a fora
ging party went outside the picket lines, and re-
turned with about thirty head of cattle. This
evening another party returned after an absence
of about twelve hours with drove of fifty beeves.
Game of all descriptions is quite plentiful in
this vicinity. Venison can be had for the shoot
ing, and curlew and marsh hens are also numer-
Gus. Toward Matmzas Bay the fishing is excel
lent, the oysters from that region rivaling those
of the celebrated New England beds III size and
flavor.
We get no news Of importance from beyond the
lines.
The Rev. H. G. Tumbull, of the Tenth Conn.
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,r11eIoUs Nor1cE.--There will be Divine Ser

RELIGIOUS NoT1cE.--There will De Divine Ser
vice held in the Post Comnissafy building, Sun
day morning at halfpast ten. Rev Mr.: Woop.
RUFF, Episcopal is the officiating clergyman. We
hear that the services are to be permanent, and
that other .chaplains will oficiate from time to
time. 1t is regretted that no more commodious
hall can be obtained, as the one now occupied is
totally incapable Of. seating the congregation.
We understand that there is seats reserved for
ladies at all times.
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FROM GENERAL eILLMoRE's ARMY.
MORRIS ISLAND, S. c., Nov. 27, 1868.

Correspondence of THE New SOUTH.
There has been no week since our besieging
forces landed on this Island so quiet and monoto-
nous as the one just past. Of course the great
work goes on, and although everything appears
at stand-still yet no time is lost or idled away.
The Confederates appear to be equally dull, for
with the exception of an occasional shot from
Moultrie, or Simkins, all is calm as Summers
morning. PUTNAM sends dozen or more shells
into Charleston, daily; and from the Mercury OF
the Gath, Ia copy of which was mysteriously
placed in my possession) learn that three lives
have been lost by coming in contact with our
projectiles.
Yesterday being Thanksgiring,-a landmark
to all Yankees-it was duly observed on this
island Of course you do not suppose that zoe
had turkey, roast-beef, champaign and the like.
Mo- we poor soldiers, VINO fight for the honor Of
the old Hag-thirteen dollars per &onth!-here
no such epicurean desert nor are we permitted
to dream of good dinners unless by special order
from the commissariat department Yesterday,
however, we tickled our diaphragms with dead
pig salted, an extra red herring, some venerable
pickles and then washed it down with the most
yillanous water vet discovered on this desolate
island.
From a staff-offieer who came upefrom Head
quarters, on Folly Island, last night, learn of an
important Increment By the newspaper corps-a
sumptuous dinner, which came Off at o'clock,
yesterday, at the new Chapel or Masonic Hall,
Just completed, near Headquarters. The dinner
was given by the Army Correspondents as
wise as serpents but harmless as doves and
who now congregate so thickly around the sub
urbs of Fo1LYoPoL1s. I am informed the SAID
dinner was really magnificent afair-sumptuous
in the extreme-a perfect success least OF rea-
son and flow of soul (knock me down If that
last paragraph is not originally and included
among the guests large majority of the military
talent in the Departmental the South.
The gentlemen (?) offhe Press, present on this
first Yankee Thanksgiving on Folly Island, were
Messrs. OSBORNE and SAWYER of the New York
Herald, Messrs. SHEPHERD and Pollock OF the
Tribune Mr.. WH1TTEMoRE ofthe Times, and G.
W. Foss of the Philadelphia Inquirer. The guests
enumerated upwards of seventy; all "genial and
goodly company" and everything tended to make
the occasion pleasant and agreeable. Speeches.
songs toasts, music, etc., followed the dinner
followed also the sun, keeping company with
the hours, circling the habitable portion Of Folly
Island, with one continuous and unbroken strain
never heard of before in that portion OF the be-
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JOS. n. SEARS, Editor and Proprietor.
PORT ROYAL, SATURDAY, NOV. %, 1863.
TaE NEW soUra can be obtaiasd of the follow

TIE New SOUTH can be obtaaaad Of the follow
ing persons:
J. C. ALEXANDER, P. NJ, Beaufort.
J.W ALLEN P. NJ, ST. Augustine, Fla
W. c. MORRILL,, P NJ.
Z. r. BROOKS, 39th Ill. Vols.
2. D. DooLTTLE, Vol. Engineers.
WM MASON, SD Pa. Vols
Sergt. G. S. GAY, Co. II. 1st Mass Cavalry.
Regiments will please send in their orders tn
early part of the week.
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The Rev. H. c. Trumbull, of the Tenth Conn

The Rev. H. C. Trumbull, of the Tenth Conn.
volunteers, who has been a prisoner at Richmond,
has been exchanged. He says that for two days
previous to his leaving Libby prison the officers
daily rations consisted of only about one-third of
a pound of flour and water. No meat had been
served for several days. The rebel Quartermaster
told them that it was not his fault; he had none
to give them, and that on that day he had been
entirely unable to furnish anything whatever to
the prisoners on Belle Isle. and that it was with
great difficulty that he could get small supply Of
meat for the hospitals.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. y, 1sG5.


r,,c,p,,i,, n tie p li,icisns VI u assume l. be
IN, n,s leaders II the Rerubcsn party is ilus.
,-..et bv,ner Inability T. norninst a Satisfactory
s,,etcsa tie Svracus. CouScn, on, that would
,,,,.s far etbe " vemhet election Event. steady
.,osua Mr. R., sovp and his ha.f .,ed coad.
.Yers 40 b4t sorry sicressprs to the astl 10 and
. bio Tutstov Wrrn who ran The man .colorcd
1erii tic "a rnsc ine d'fly and sdro,ly toy num-
.,r,f yoars They ts1 such POOR knowledge Of
rre1 aud hrsirs ,hst Ter uckc, partially endorsed
a. i, was by the loyal young MN" broke
Gown q, MO-, md u became spj aren't thst a
N, ufe uas necessary, i success wss to lie
toreI ~, Accori.nt-, C,ln"l ptrEs and
". O'eor- dcc.insd. guIcr vsrous yea-,
All b sia,e Committee have tomius,ed Messfa
scotctsrg Of siste ami the latter a. Comptroller.
M D,rsv ia gen,lemsn Il rssyoctatle sta ~
,neo,s, fesid NJ Ia w,.,clester county, aud ha,
,'rd tail, ,crvsd several terms m 10 Assembly.
or NJ RpBtssos, TIE present Comptroller, Il n.
,cs ecos-,rv n sI,ak, a. he IA 'avoralfy known
r. a. ~ IL scns ~ q gentleman Who has alre '
pr. ! rs fitness t,-ue once fr,hich he - a,
I"tft.u N atcd. lis iul. ference t. party ties
30 rc sr.,t d,sc'ar.c of h.. duty vas A..
sie rcasn ~ ~. reaction lv the sv,,cusc
.unl.-crt, tu, til 10 an objection TIA, vii
10, fc.d.r hirn ,css .cc-p,stle a. N. noon.
win another n rn,nce touS cc,.r,.S ,
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What II To he Done with The No,.x /.

si>or the oommcnc cmcnt of the draft, upwards
often millions Of dollars have passed from N.
= oonscrirted' into the hands ~ F.dcrnl officers
fnr transmits. on To tie Secretary Of war.-snd ten
millions more viii eventually 50 to the war D,-
psrn,nt for the prorurston ~ rih.titutss. To
~''ve in the army. in len # 'hc persons who have
pad IN this money A. vet We have rot head a
VOID concerning ~ dl.p s,tion ofuisfInd. How
VII . he u'eif troops are wanted Nor. than
"s rooney, 1t ia ish time Secretary sr,sroS rcts
at'n' pro curing the slhs,tutrs fer which The NV
authorizes the enforcement ~ tis money. II,
sems . good time now for the Secretary Of War
n cal for bis Substitutes. By the offer Of decent
bounty, promptly paid, plenty ~ soldiers would
o"ms forward. Atsny rate the people would be
es'''r satisfied that solii,rs were wantci, more
.hhn 'he money, u III" authorities should promptly
oerin to turn 'his twenty millions Il green back.
Int 'roo" for the re-ir'orcsm'n, of our dctle,eI
aYmitr.
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1Hr rpeech ~ the great word.rnopco-. ~,
CHAhir srsSrE, ct tho Cooper Ins,itltc. IN
Thursdsy evening, proves that tie author has read
morn than he has teen slle TO digest mentally and
ths, even on The greatest themes partisan i. inca
patle NJ rising tn the dignity OF statesmsnshir
But, waving these Considerations The speech ia re-
msrksb!e a. confirming the general impression
respecflng the hn stening nature Of our relations
With foreign Powsrs, by one who has fun oppor,u.
mites !or accurate information. In his cspsc,ty M
Chairman III the Senate Committee IN Forsi-n
Ah'ir', and also as enjoying he entire conn
denoe Of the President and Cabinet. Mr.
a. SssH il qualified To afford clcarer insight int
the nature Of our d fi,ul,ics with France and En-,
land. than any other person outside Of the Cah,nc,
sting from is speech i's huge mass -. verI i.re
We gather that peace can only b. mantsi @
With these co,utr b. tho exercise Of tie rrcattu
'orNearancc, sd the most astute s,stcsinHnship
This prospect is far from rcns.urng, and wsr. /,
not for the probability that The recent aud Irosp.,
tive Union successes may induce Lord PALuIGs
70, and Louis NAroLKos To indulge il asher sec
ond thongh before they move openly 70 sid .Triy
DAVIS, We hpuld fee warranted In csln,; on n,
VoI and the government ~ prepare Tor NJ sct!y.
IRE ~ war.
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Colouisl system 81 England"
Live ~ Do~~. A ptory ~ tho t.isht Lands. By J.
&. Jesnre.on- Published ~ Harper a. Bto;hers,
Irankiin Square New YORK
This is . genial end interesting novel o' English
home life, bv al su,hc- whose previous works en-
joyed $ vol deserve 81 -lsriy,
seuiRH TsrvtVSr Hria. by Mr.. Henry Wood.
Published by r ~ Peterson & Broiheu, Chcstnut
sne.t, Philadelphia.
Tn novel. printed in advance of It's yuh,ic1t IN
in Eng and from rJ,f.sleets secured A. Aes,y st
by the publisLsrs vi he r'sl wish gr's, iui'res,
by all who admire The previous works 4 the gts1
suttotcss.
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DEATuKN.

cANfRo\ On HIay. SPIT. H. George Cant
The 1e,t.v,s AMI if.oud. of %. family .e respect
fully invited to Az nd TIE ipneis, THE saturday,
y h., ate rcslden'', lh Wet a,th Il. sitholt tis-
Nef invitation. liz ituaus viii ic taken to q cen
GOD iot intermtnt. li6
CROWLEY. o. rhur.day. Sop, 10. AR Ilnscr.
ing nr'-, JohanuA Crowley, ~ the Goth year u her
The funeral viii take rr-o on saturday morning.
Sen ". 81 10 O'Clock rom SAint i'urrnces Church
N.hti, bet 9Th sud Oh Ave-. whore R.-iui.in Mas
sll be 'aia for the r'p-l ( her soul The relatives
ami r. ends and thos' ~ her .suc-, te,rect-
fully tuvit'd e. attqut 90
tnWsPY ON Friday Ser' H. sarah Douucy,
vie II Thomas Dosney. ae'd !, yc.f-.
The TIT nds ~ the FAINT. r.syyctfilly inv cd
AZ ocih, from her late rec dcnce, 70 bean ct, ~ l.
GlrEspIN-on Friday. Sept. II. Margaret. wife
John snd Nsrsar.t Murphy, IL the 2lst ear of her
Tn. r,is,iv.. and friend. ~ the deceased are p.
srecffully invited e. attend the fInets On Sunday
Ign iag
MlCrSRo1HrM ~ rhqr.a,y,, SEPT. 10, ncr.
h"f'. NJ beloved So e DAVID ami Elizabeth Hieeu
holh.m, .rrd YEAR, MONTH. snd .. dave
Tn, hn,lsl viii take place rom his late resi-
II. arriving At "a frrrv. New Yort. al ~. och
Tho remains to h Inferred in en~ood Gene
terry. liz
KAEG on Thurday. Sep. loth, Eliza K.ie, the
vic - the late Adam kerl. ~, d @. y.sr..
The rclatv. and friends Of The family re.per'
trrnO II, At 3ocok from the residence Of her sister,
Fanny ilout, 90 Water II. 1D
klNG-At NJ. Vernon, Wes'che''cf Co. y y,
Sept 10Th, NsrrMet 4, vidoS G., H.fmau King. In
the 18th year Of har are
Ths funeral gill tAke tlare from the ienc7 ~
'l,r SOIL NJ tho above scS. .his ,Saturdt rotnus.
~ To-. o'chrk, when ter ,oUsine will he taken 10
Ir enwooi g. metery iJr intcrincnt IL
LYNCH On Fridal, S-p.. II. .ui- ynch. IA
tive Of Cstler,ngtn. 'ou.ty Cavan. Ireland Ia the
18th year of her ser.
The relatives and friends O thu '.niv are re,p,c,
fully invited to attend t. ar 10 -uur,v after.
noon. :, ". H. At o'clo :, ON tue re,irrr. oi
her sister, .o3 ts.i Goth 81. II,
lEhHN On Thursda1, Sep'. N. Pa't'ck I.s,hy. .
native Of hilhuau,, Go. Liner OK, Ireland. ss5i ii
years.
The relatives and fricnJs o. the family. aud those
OF his brother in-rv John oCorneli. are respect
fully invited to attend tho funeral, from HE late
rr'idenco, lii Fast .c.h ", on sunday afternoon
sept. 10, at O'Clock. ll2
ErkENSY 90 Friday, I'M iur'. Francis McK.n.
M. con Of nanicl and Mar Sck-nna as.d yesrs, &
months. and y dsys
The friends the family are rc'p c,fuy invited "a
attend, At NJ, saturday, l2th ust.s' 81 es, AGh
street. ~
ROBINS In This city, Sep. ilih, Marrar.. Robin,
wldo" o. john Rob 20, Sgd bu wear.
The rsla'lyUs - i-'nds OF the i.mi'S respect
fully invited TO attend tie funeral. ca SUNDAY after
noon, a. o'clocN, iiom hvr Is,e rtsidcacc, al2
Eas, l2th ". ~
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NV YolI. Friday, sept II


b,,sehev hsa,s,- PSF %. -RoAstins pier,s, is,ls .
Round steshs, Ifs1< Srloin do. l6als. Porter wac
%, lest0. soup ns9 Mutton, yal2. Veal. " ala &.
Port, II. Coined do. losil lambs ID, l2ai6. Cornod
beef sa12
SMOKED ksa,a pv U: Hams. lysitc. Should n.
1oAlie. Rect, lln1Sc. Raoon. sal3o. Tongues, NIA
~ ~ 80. Clear pork. l3c.
Pnh, f~y u. = Halitut. isalGe. niue Pish. 10,
Ees. l2al:r. strped ban. aloe. Coi,-e. Plounders,
Sc. Salmon, 40. Porgics, sc. Sea Ba~, lie. w
f,rb. Ec Spanish M,ckerel, hlc. salmon Trout,
l5c. picserel, i5c Ioh,,s,s &c. Oysten. per 100,
soc. s2I.V0 CLANS, 4O~toc DO. Cish.. dor, y ?as
80. Smoked M.cherc, ~ 10; Eels i,s pried
i0si2e fmoksd salmon, lsayo. 10. Heninsr, for
Zoe Ssriip-, to,. Gsa'S. Picked Cod, dc. sino'
ked Sturgeon. IL
v,Qctabks. New Potatoes, hfp't,ltai5 Buckey-,
lac Meroerv, lsc TurniTa bunch, &c. Cabbage, head,
iosl2e. Onions, bh, CASE Carrots heh Act. lie to- bh
r.. Lettuce head, 2s3r Celery, bunch. &c. Parsley,
do, &C. E.tish", bunch, lac Tomaio-, at NC.
Jesks, bunch, u. Mint, bunch, 20 tuoumbern- la2c.
cs~h Kohlrebi bunch. o.. string Beans hAlf peck,
lbc Lima Beanr, lsc. qt
Butter, %c, per u, -butter. 24a2Se. Cheese, LA
,3r F-ss,fresh. 10 ios nc. Lard, lac.
FRAT, -, u Dried ayplesl &c. reaeheA i2s2;c.
Cherris,, i..I.~. ri1, lS.ise. rruno., l1s Or
plt, each. lsa?nr Peanuts, bu,h o. 20. Cocc.nlt,,
an1h, be CurrantA III, ldal1c- Cooseberri,s ut,
lO.l2c. WhortiebArries, at. lfc.
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S.w York. Friday. Sep'. II, 6 T.. h-The STOCK
market hH teen feverish and unsettled TO-DAY,
With p.ices on a downward scale from The he
ginning. The Federal sucresrs in the south aud
Vert h" in influence in direction, while srou-
ins fear Of foreign complication opsrsss IN smother.
The fluctuations have txsn VERY violent. Govern
nens we're dull, isorder state BONDS zeal, HAut
:Ssre. a,onrn nla sa % % ap l n Ssn
but closed at about i@9s. sterlnr exchange hss
fuetua.ed from 1872 las for hankers bile The loan
market exhibited . fair amount Of activity The
current rate call TO ordinary brokers' IL quoted Mt
oa7. The receipts at the Custom Iousc on Imports.
tions, for tbs month Of August. s're srIi1OWl
ncsrly all 10 sod and the Goois since recei we'd
ard sarehouard, the dutsa gill rearh oortctpcud-
tng bgure. This " 4 very heavy busipess.
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New Publications.

Ihn CtwrII: ~ rns TY,oos. By Sir Rutherford
Al"ct' With maps and Illustrations. Two v'lumrs
New iotk ''''
Thti narrative az three yssrs' residence ia
japan written ty ihc Fog 'eh Munster To tia,
oonh'ry' Tho work is ,artfllly prepared. and
omt"d's'l the Information known by Eurupesns
and Americans Respecting tie manners, customs,
and 'ocisl condition G TIC ,Japan,se. The
narrative Is Nj bly, 'u,,re,,.n-, and reveals
much that ~ ie'trn'tye and suggestive about
nat'on that teems g. p sss.s ,ivili,a,ion
without morality, AMI cent? lzs,i,n uor.
stringent than prevails in AI.tsi4or Fr.uc,. under
.oy,r'isnty DEVOID of power An siti,,tt,,,.,,
Gus and INSCRIPTIONS ohgarcay. Taese volume,
Of especial interest just now "a vi 50 u Tho i'm
pend NJ war betw,ep tie uIs, pcr.e,t.v ,ryst,r
LIED government ia the Eat alI t4c ,,,pY.r. 10.
ly start IN marches of westeru Elro .. ,ui u.u
he perls with as muca esg,rn 81 IN hs country
as IN England, where they have comm IN cd 4, vida
circulation. Their Republication in IT, present n,
'rsctve form oityPogrsphy and at ELECTS creii,
on the enterprise ofthe publishers.
THs LoHDoS QrARrRsLY RsvIrv. In '. lsi3 Pub
ithed BY Leonard scott a. Co.. 3s Walker street
New York
This ngnhr u rather dVi. and heavy. TIE bss
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WHAT cANi 10 MIST ;---RrAp ruR PuRF-
NOLOGICAL oiR>AI., Vol. ssh. commenced
July, IN which fhysoenomy, E'hnoosv, Phrenoogy.
Psychology, including signs of Character" and how
to read them, givrn. <1,h0 year. Sep. No II
c,s FOWLER 4 WELLS, aN broadway, v Y. .13
SPLENDID PERfoRNANCEs AT II. ASH
~ O'Clock to dsy ~ RARNtM Ms Museum. The
Ghost. the wonderful Spectre itself viii bc At
each. III
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


North Dute n Church, corner William and
Fulton street Divine service every Sabbs,h at iOts
O'Clock, A. N. and quarter hfors O'Clock in the
evening. sabbath School and Billie Cns at . oclk
and O'Clock. Young peoples prayer meeting, at &c
O'Clock IN the ming Ffiiay evening PRAYER meet
INC from IL IN O'Clock. All invited. and --.s
mrui.hci
Mission Church. corner Of Madison aud
!iovern,ur si., Iudcr she car ol Rev Dr. HAYDEN
byfgh. IT, second : fyic in tlis Church will h.t".
after commence At - OrIucb instead ~ - O'Clock
- heretuOlt. Morning service usual at TO- O'Clock
Al 49, cordially invited ,o a'"nd. II
Coup Nc.unV on Sunda, aud through
The -rea. 81 L,'rtts pm, Trmyk ms aud Gates ave-
nue. Hsl'kyr. Love E,ast a. GA. NJ Preaching
A. l.. IA, b. u y. VIA. Nool. uf Ncfk ,'rro, v. /.
thlfcr. l'ttlta ~. irr cav lrAV. FULTON Ferry
every g. r.i' I'f. Fare "r'uts.
Greene street VI. T.. Church Nr-tnion
s'tNic,s To morrow. Rev. X :. FOSTER, ID, viii
fen,h a. morrow. a. 100 ociprk An love fesst
and Saoiaiuct tai Servios Al ~ O'Clock l.. ". Pro.
.ded over ~ Rev. tiiAS. T. HALltlS. ~ J. y
htENANtE will preach at O'Clock d. The
former friends aud meuIi-rs & the Church are sec.
lionsteiy invited to he pr,scn'. Il
The niied PRESBYTERIAN Church In so, p
enth AVE-, t-'vefn 18th and 18th .tt vii be op. nd
Tor d'in' service on Salhs'h ucA'. l5'h lust Prhc.
lns b, o. lrsioi, R,v. JAucs Harper, Al ipI \ ~.
aud ~ "s. and ~ ooioct, ~ W Co ter. oi ~ IA
deiphI S.scta collection vi, &c taken up at zach
NJ tue three s'rviccs e
tha- 4. Co~s wiil commence u series N
trciv' 'isnuutsee. A. the Table unc,r. $50 tosdwav,
SlndAr evt ming, O'Clock. or 'tfy. The M!xsd
'l's' q, N'rifct thiidreu. iolns IN. Uung Wo.
men, lAup"tisin, CuHr. pIo~u, aud Do.n 1orn.
sunday = hool o'clock -
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"A Ihlhl LADIES THE OLD Is
shIi.h'l Nv boft Iut Manufacturing 10 n.-
nv ~ .h'ihAm -. opposite ,ronk Ia whitr M, M
u1 ,, ~" :, no Tine - 90 yonr suits. Tor Ahont
.h ", , W"e 'Inf stock Ia large. well selected.
SUI Nv v"f lrs raffs Wai0I Narsh and Irencn
Mus "' hn1 NahIs ,r' NlF' and cun. from tT,h1,s
.J,o ~" vI1"h' W''er "'ns and Sable Muffs from
~ 70 30 NH'nf1fs md ralf ,npos - 10 - Che. -
:" '"'. anl r'.ri.fl IN. iu5. lor children at ban
CT, AteT'ps sri Repairing N 'hc lates, .tyi..
~ FLEMING, Msnaser,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-12

TRADE NOTICES.

To Ta',crs, Notice. Prepare for the
falL"-rhs hands working for the following firms,
and ali ohers not specified, requested to attend
the Public Meeting OF tue Working 1silors' Trade
Protective lnion, to he held this SATURDAY evening
sept l.th In Social Reform Hall, PSI Grand street
TO efcct thorough organization Of shoIs not yet
ported, and : 70 organisation Of those nov in the
4 oNsi, Up dubois Ferris, Do! P-ttu', DO;
shafer q %hittrd; Do hs~.ton lia.tinsr, DO I;
Isnih.lisI 4 ssh.ier, Dos Hector, 10; Roger &
q; Becker, BIoadwsy: A: ro.t. Hudson 4 Bari
is, 4th ave. by order OF the Central Committee ii
Notice Ia Hereby Given thai the Names sl
s MEMBER OF the 'Alonsshore ShlpwIishts Assocla-
ton who shsll be six months iu arrears on the urt
" tdnesday In October, shall bo stricken from tho
books, Per order, JOHN NICHOLSON, Pres JID-
son G. CLARK, Sec g6i
A meeting Of the uphel.ierers will be
held on SUNDAY morning, 18th inst. 81 O'Clock, in
Columbia Hail. No. ISL Grand e. for the purpose OF
,necIrss.ins their vACs. ID. MULLER, Pres. JOHN
eCHNEIDER, Sec. AIS
Tins0hhs.- A special sseetisE Of the
Union will be held st - and IS Esst Houston st. on
Monday, 18th. at o'clock IN nominate officer. for
80 en,uias teen. GEO, Il IRELAND, Fec. go