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Tho government Of the United States must oonqusv q
this war lit did not would be an eternal dsssrace
cease 10 trying TO put dowa this nsferous rebeilsn
(Cheers.) He woud oonsept TO separatuu
(Cheers He would have the whole country and nOshn
II Mr RoSSar 2Ar owrs' q Indiana. was next toasted
10 response he said that the truth was that In lndia.
siS sSTSS SSssss& Rnss o
an element which was not only submission out aetu<
ssees hs nSSsn, that 70 the ,nn scssss a. oc
arms he saw the aneer Of God. Six months ago s1sy
%sh Otherwise saS have chad had but what sort
would have lasted Cor their children and he
chidren's children Ho did not believe So rhers
OF proportions gigantic that ts eradication invcvs1
the social condition Of four millions Of human beings an
The people could rise the level Of such questi
10 few months war, o. in few months thought Ther1|
ss vs, ne s. S ny.
sword But there yas another battle TO DO fought 81
nIess BY the the other aided be knew 40. whs
beg Ssslunlng % 70 link more Of Il MOI. n s Vas III sSs
pssadice. Ua and ssstpsi m0FH Wcns (Appisuss
s battle mTs 90 t62fn; along WIN the oshss
LIMO properly worded, ives. 10 tho striotes senso d
the term custtutfonAl In connsoston with tho CRY q
@1hc constitution as II is and the Union nwas,"
O'esssoy "; worSeS skesc Of Naples vesusi ks6 P
cIhe said would not DO eensoie proposition 70 b
In favor OF rortiC ~ u Is, and vesuvus as was -
his part he favored the sttutOp as u 10 and III
Unsca was.. but with tho volcano Isft out (Ap
The hoaith Of Mr. James wadsworsh wos next propose1
BY Mr.. D. D. Field. In response he announosd hinss
i.yo. Of making sha M espai L. ne ca.np. s : q CO.
81 ono more enduring bond. lAppiauss)
In cono.usIoo he gave % sentiment "The Unie6e
States of Am8fa from the iceberg 70 the orange trso
from the cs OF granite 10 The mountains Of gold, one en-
plre indivisibe, united, solid, entire, eternal" a.
pIause
The health OF Mr.. William o. Bryant was next pso
posed but that gentleman had RETIRED and there We n
response. Then Mr. Field proposed The health d JUDY
Bonney, the good judge and the soldiers friend
Mr. BoNNpY responded. He was followed BY nr. H. J,
Raymond and by hr. Cowden. who responded On beAan
OF the commercial interests Of New York.
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LErrERs ON THE i.oYALTY or fHE Army
Hardly day passes that We do not receive let
ters from the army giving assurances of the un-
faltering loyalty of our soldiers in the field,
and repudiating all sympathy with the senti-
ments and declarations of the copperheads Of
the North. We do not publish the letters and
resolutions on the subjoct, deeming it entirely
unnecessary to do 80. We entertain no doubt,
and the country entertains none, in regard to
the loyalty of our army. Never could any ma
ton boast of braver, truer or finer army in
every respect than that which is now in the
field contendiag for the integrity and perpetuity
of the American republic. All that our soldiers
need Is that they shall be properly clothed and
fed and paid, and that they shall be commanded
by officers who will lead them to victory. For
this they can only look to Washington; but 1t
must be confessed that no great reliance Is to
be placed upon those who have power In that
quarter. Nevertheless, In victory - well as In
defeat, the loyalty Of our army is beyond
question or dispute.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

The CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN-THE LESSON IT
TEAcHEs.-The radical journals in this city and
elsewhere are laying the dattering unction to
their souls and to the souls Of their readers
that the result of the recent election in Connec-
ticut is a triumph for republicanism. II is
quite the reverse. It is a triumph for conserva-
tism and rebukes the copperheads.
The figures show that there is republican
loss almost in every district, and that the entire
majority oflast year is diminished from upwards
of nine thousand to three thousand--a loss of
six thousand in twelve months. And had not
the copperheads managed to get control of the
democratic organization and put their ideas
prominently forward, not only would the whole
Of the republican majority Of last year have
been swept away, but handsome majority
would have been won for the democratic candi-
date. The radical journals, therefore, so far
from taking any comfort in the result, ought to
regard II as the mysterious handwriting on the
wall which dooms their party. showing that the
tide Of opinion is steadily advancing against It,
and is only prevented from being more rapid in
its progress by the folly Of portion of the op.
position. As the elections last fall rebuked the
republican party, 80 the elections this fall, and
particularly that Of Connecticut, rebuke the
copperheads. The conservative republicans,
II not repelled by their insane proceedings,
would have gone over TO the democratic camp
In swarms.
The eopperhesds allege that the Connecticut
soldiers Of the republican stamp sent homo
to vote, 70 the number.o of Eve thousand, while
the democrats were refused furloughs, did the
business lin fact that "ths troops Of Connecti-
cut conquered the State" But even II this be
true 10 the extent asserted, IL would have avail
cd nothing but for the mischievous course Of
the copperheads.
But nothing can arrest the progress Of the
great conservative party. Events are daily
killing OF the extremes and drawing together
and consolidating the conservative elements
Nothing can save the revolutionary republicans
from annihilation at the polls in the Presiden-
tial election Of 1864. Even II the rebellion
should be put down before that time II would
not redeem the party from destruction. The
amount Of mischief II has already done Is too
great to permit il 10 retrieve Its ruined fortunes
No party could play the role that IL ha, per-
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ARREST OF GEORGE .. LAWRENCE.
c0nd Massn oh usetts

Trouble with the second massn ChuSettS
INSTRUMENTATION AMONG TEE SECOND CAVALRY
ONE OF THE MUTINEERs SHOT.
BosroS, April 9, 1858.
Insubordinaton among some Of the soldiers OF tho
Second Massachusetts cavalry this morning led to Of
them named William Lynch. being ordered TO be put in
irons. HIS comrades resisted the order, drew their
sabres knocked down the sergeant who endeav
orng to apply the handouts
The assistance Of the police was called but the threat
enng of the soldiers deferred their inter-
ference.
Col Lowell, In command Of the regiment was then
for after warning the men o the folly and pen
atty OF ordered Lynch from the ranks to be
ironed.
Lynch objected 70 the irons being pu, him. and his
comrades rushed forward to bis rescue.
colonel Lowell then Hred. killing William Pendergast.
the leading mutneer, instantly This promptly stopped
the outbreak.
EIGHT DBssxrsRs DRowNRp IN BOSTON HARBoR
WHILE ATTEMPTING TO BscAPE.
BosroH, April ., 1858.
On Tuesday sight eight soldiers, confined In Fort In
dspeudsncs awaiting TRIAL by court martial for various
offences. escaped In small skin, and pulled for South
Boston Point. Soon AFTER cries for help heard
and life boat started from the fort In search but moth
g discovered u the dsgknsss All The dssorters were
undoubtedly drowned. The names of the rnlssug men
~ foilows'-John Morris, born In Huddersneld,
EnglanA: John Dali, Concord. NJ H Alexander DsviDs,
born h Ireland Johu Morgan snd Ban Van Keuren born
in Newburg. N. r: al beongins 70 the Second Nasss
chusets cavalry Charles Edwards Twenty seventh Mas
States artillery aod Ben. c. Davis Eleventh United States
infantry.
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rns n easSp svnw-rne - 100 .-Rsavsss eleven
and svevs O'Clock ast nisht Gre bvots sut NJ ost
part Of the bsssmsss d building No. 80 0rsnt ssssss
occupied BY Mas Haas - fancy soo1s store; icss
about sloo insured Cor $500 In The Rutgers Insurance
Company Part Of the basement and al Of tbe other
doors OF the building occupied BY Oliver J. Nov.
bray dry goods store. The stock damaged by hre
and about go 900 insured for Ses 500 - follows
a. 500 New world, q 500 American Exchange, - 500
Citizens 1850 Pacific "a, 500 Breyccrt, 2,soo g.
lures 81 900; total, S2s 500 The building owned BY
Ienry Robinson II Ia damaged about ii 900. insured
for S0 900 the Pacific and Fast River Insurance Com
psnes clerk, named William Hay berg, employed BY
Messrs. Mowbray, who slept on the second floor,
taken from the window by nrcmen and saved from sumo
The Fire MarshaL
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formed and live. The imprudence of some
leading men of the opposition may in the State
elections retard tho wave Of conservatism and
throw it back for moment but it is only to
gan new strength and In its next advance 70
sweep away all distractions or surge over
Them In irresistible majesty.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10
Musical.

IIDELI0" At rRB ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
An immense audience greeted the appearance Of Mana
ger Anschutss German opera troupe s the Academy Of
Music last night. We have space to review the per-
forance length. We but notice ts great
The artists loudly applaudsd. Ths opera I'd.
mrably sung. On Saturday evening next another per.
formance will bs presented a the Academy BY this
troupe, which occasion Flotow's I" Martha" will be
given.
THE GorrsCHALK CONCERT AT IRVING HALL.
large audience assembled At Irving Hall last evening
hear n Gotschalks second concert Of this
Want Of space prevents entering into the detsh q
this performance. Gottschak successful usual
He played with exquisite taste and skill Id bolster
ousy appIauded Mes Boughon sang with greet sucses
and likewise warmly appauded Mr. Castle aud Mr..
Theodore Thomas also very succesfu In their efforts
Tho concert undoubtedly . success.
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Theatrical.

Matilda Heron will play Edith" but ss~ nights
longer at Nblos Garden. On Monday next -Camills"
win be revived and will be followed by novelties during
the closing weeks Of So Beron's engagement.
Mr. Thom Baker the lender OF Laura Keene orchss-
ira takes his annual benefit Saturday evening Mr.
Baker excellent and popular conductor The theatre
should be crowded.
The Indian chiefs drawing immense crowds 10 Bar.
NUNS Museum The chiefs look at the spectators the
spectators look at the chiefs, and tho enjoyment
mutual
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DINNER TO GOV. MORTON OF INDIANA.
Speeches of Gov. Morton, d. D. Field,
Gen. Wool. Robert Dale Owen,
&c., &c., &c.

cgny'anupsery dian0r vas given lssi sssnDg at the
Maison boree 10 Governor Morton of Indiana. by
gentlemen the republican party OF this CITY who had
tenderca him an invitation in the following terms
NEw YORK, April 4, 1883.
To his Exceepcy OLIVER MORTON Governor OF Indiana
SiG-Your presence 10 this city gives us hc opportu
nifty only testify respect for YOU sell person.
ally but our sense OF tho par mpor tance main-
tanrg the closest and the most cordial under
standing between the West and the East That we may
have tho opportunity 10 show our regard Tor yoursen n
for tho Great West OF which you representative a
hear your views upon public matters, We beg you
70 meet al dinner any day that may he agreeable
TO you in the OF the ensuing week Very respect
fully, your obed,ent servants.
This invitation signed by the following uamsd gen.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April Q, 1893.


THE RECENT ROBBERY OF ADAks' UPREss.
Il stated that among the parties arrested recently BY
detective Allen Pnkerton. fourteen In number
several ladies' Upon one OF tho number, neatly
sandwched between her amply quilted skrs, thirty
thousand dollars 10 Treasury six cent certificates OF
indebtedness, consigned 70 Adams Co.'s Express
TIE MILITARY DISTRICT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA.
The department recently commanded BY General Cox
has been included In the Middle Department under com
mand Of General schenck and Ia recognized - the
District Of Western Virginia, commanded by Brgadcr
General Scammon.
ARREST OF GEORGE .. LAWRENCE.
George Lawrence author Of the well known romance
"Guy Livingstone" !" arrested . mile and half be
yond picket lines last night, whiie making hts way
towards Richmond. Lawrence arrived In this country
two three weeks from England and has occupied
his time since with prominent secessionists In this city
and Baltimore He is known to have been on unusually
ultimate terms with prominent rebel sympahzers, and
when armed with letters Of introduction and
direction from we'll known source In Baltimore. He was
taken before Judge Advocate Turner to-day and by him
committed close confinement in the Old Capitol Law
rence dned with Lord Lyons while in Washington, and
seemed enjoy friendly relations with oil the British
legation.
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Charge Of Murder OF n Poiiceman
COURT OF OYER AND TERhINER.
Before Hon. Judge lngraham.

Before Hon. Judge lngraham.
Arm o-Te People Edssdrd W. Mccormack The
prisoner this charged with The murder Of police
oniosr williamson Of the Ninth ward, and tried last
tssn yhen the jury failed 70 agree. H again placed
on "A jury being smpannsllsd without any diaculty.
Mr. Asksy Hall fos the prosecution and hsssrs
cnson ma Dso0ra cs - .os asssos & - ne
Mr Bedford opened for The defeocs In very Ingenious
Address eoatendng that ths preooe not morally
spcosbls, hs hbovsd fos scne years undss didcay
in hs bad, produced By - injury and thas slight asiuk
rsedsscd him Wholly uscoescious. Anss We summing
M a M Clinton Tor Ne pgs and NJ. A. o. Hall M
lie prosscssos, The JuAes brisay charged ine jssy
stating sAa thsy vca b jvst6sd they bslisvsa tks
syId:oes, 10 .ssdsrioy verdict q nsnsla"sh'sv IN sss
me jury retired three oeloct nd u about quarter
70 four cana INTO court With verdict o. "Nes guilty q
murder bat guilty d nAnslaushtse - ~ hiPd degree"
Sentences dssssrsd untn Monday nsxt.
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a~vess OF -Four Knights 81 the Goides
Cirels--EHcatssssnt at Reading, Pa.

Philip Huber end three Others, who, Il = charged. are
Rntshs OF the Golden Circle, have been arrested ~
Resdina and brought 70 this city. fhsy are nov =
cons.ds. sbls sxcsmsnt exists In Reading In regard so
shs sSSr fAs mob thrsatsoed 70 attak the ai ana ~
sSse he prlsoss uot knowing thsy had ben sss. q
v PhlladslpAh.
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Rebel Account 81 the Battle 81 oO9esooes
From the Richmond Sentinel, April 81
Kxoxvnxs, Tenn, April Q, le0.
Parties from Kentucky say osDsrai Prgrams oonman1
attacked Somerset On ths 2lsh u By n svs.
whelmng force Of infantry and cavalry. Afsr dsspD
rate hand 70 hand fight Psgram fell back sx miss -
Mas not pursued The los on both sides was heavy.
The government agent brought down large lot of oatea
Movements at CorHnth.
OxoLonA, April0, loo&.
The Yankees u Cornth reprsparing for movsmssA-
either q raid or an evacuation.
The Bread Ri0t NJ R1ohm0nA.
The Richmond Sesiwcl Of tho 7th has the folIowtna
EDITORIAL
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Fiprq-tRni:sr ov A S,rrosTp lycTyr,-
AN. An alarm Of fro vas given On SUNDAY a. out
Lif p,st 'hrcc O'Clock. caused ~ the burn.us 4 n
cop ',,hop belonging 10 Mr.. htsc Tre, In 'th a. ,
between fraud and Fouth L., s's.. Brook VI, H. H..
NJ Iira'. lI's ~af $500 uuin J-'f a ~ . On OF
thp ind ding ens Occupcd b. NJ. IhorIsr .u.tfh. al
s,pfe-,fnan, VITO losts cAtris.cs AMI lorts In all
--iu M ii"p s4o lad u horse turned. Another
Dir smith carp. inter-, aso had property dcstf' ell
10 the amoIui u $500, iusuisi i0t htf tho amoun'
., KY he brru 'rrest'd NJ the -nr.' ncfuiia-v.
About the same tim" hrc occIfrsi 200 ~" hl" fec
fof, OF Nj WULu', c0-nfr OF Ain.ir snd brgud ss.
ROOM u, = u LO,s $500.
A pKuuNLtH ,Nsr oF MASS ArGUrrR -
Last w,tk on " cinesday, vhen Ia all ,urrg,l coz
oiuOH, soikmqn nRred Jcri miah ncrnr'v, Gun
posed ~ h r,,ettr ut the Continental Iron oits.
rt,en P,ni. threw MI irln nut Weigh nc hail pound
boz u " srsfs nsned Henry M. hitting h,tu
80 ia. head s-i knoNkins Inn rom Hrs'n'I o. if
- t-st hei sLt II. struck upon h,s iD,J. i.. lea.
iug no 81 al, from wllrl uui' he dltd sun. -
I,otniuy Mo- uty had prsyiuutly hren Ghus.d ly
tne de,,H-el, 10 ALLEGED. Hs-i-trd b. IT, tt4I.
90 kmcu unln'd hileeH ami Collins, Who AtiI ne
tOtinef y hIir IN. staucs Ltm. AcLAftS - nos az
isii
ItH>o'r or 7 RNPue -Yo,tcr nav about =.
Turner. from li.o,kiyu. l.. g.. mad, ,.it ,I.s"l
tty, g. compete i9r pfi. with tho iuin-gH -
'iyu u ths CITY.
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MARINE NEWS.

DO $50 "D"s'o.o Neon X OF .IA-Hw .Ui59
CLEARED.
gI,! tAAs'''f' ~" Lats,n, Liverpool y
shlf' tWtnta, .httl'hl Hubbard, 10, shap,h,c
dAEGs queen OF the Nee, Qu,t e "A uolini,h
uI'uc's'ei; ilh'lm Kicker, A,.st,fl-m 'o'''''N'
bl,lGs sNrsh Ei4sbcth, Am.,,,d,,,. u,,.,,.
iu-ton; Nillilm Mary, B1,tor. IoI5rr 4 MI,
l. tugabeth faluloutA, told hunter ly,in,ts,, '''"
s,ROUNERS Mary Porter. M,,sins p..r..,.,
tu.', :. John, = H. Nm t,lNrI, ltl .l'l.t-. g."
t.... d.; Telegraph, toruwFln'. I-1hSIt. nan -
I.il.tor AbacO: Iigr,s, Curacao. u, lanE,' i-'
,..ut.. lIgd Eugene, do, Bay staIe, U.O.c.st,' a a.
I ~, GAlgit. Saxon, d..
ARRIVED
slEAMfHlPa- Oh mpu., LiveIfo' E1r-'es. v,r.
n.cI}'i.. RouMaC, Portland; FTsuk, lairIN q.
t,uCHIt. Philadelphia: Ssladir, IIN.fiuYl. q. e.. 4
"tW 4. nttiu. Albany, do salyor. Wa ll. t',.. II
{. haue,, lort Royal; 7 bAnkS, AcI Fl. 0 a,
uNO r. Abod> a. tt.usj New Haven Tor A...... rs.
SHIPS lao a. 81 Fernando 10 hofsu.A. Ee.
'Ge, Penans S.Tths, beTmudA
bAkks James Welsh, from Belize, H.u!I-ss
iGLclle BAtbrdoe.,
RRlhs- r DIummond, A.pinvsll; Goo-sc " an
.n.tou, Leshurn, Wet, Point Petre, Quad !. .le
t.a.h hask. kiusston, Jam; Amatoa, GseS bsl,
nstsh fs!Ss, I4nxsa, Sb,
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OEEI(lAa. AND LEGAL.
HEADQUARTERS NINTH CONGRESS

HEADQUARTERS NINTH CONGRESS-
ionsl District Of New York, seventh Avenue,
York August 31st. 500.
The Board Of Enrolment for the Ninth Con ness
tsnsi District Of the state Of New Yori viii com
msnce is sessions at beadpua ters above named, on
Thursday, the 81 day Of september 1868, at O'Clock
", Tor the purpose Of hearing claims for exemp
ton and the Transaction Of iu other business, The
different blank certificates for exemption viii be fur
bsbed on APPLICATION tut the came must be properly
prepared and y-i fled tcfore presentation.
Tbos only need apply who have been notified 20
app ar; And they only on the day mentioned in the
notice
All such will be attended TO during that day, and 10
the order In which they shall have presented them
selves.
All persons who have been drafted, and who desire
to present Substitutes, msy give notice Ia wrtius 10
the Board Of Enrolment that such day they will
present substitute. giving his name, residence, age,
and stating whether h. 10 an alien or citizen.
Propositions for sutettutes and the examination OF
persona Offering will be hoard by the Board he
day above named, and on every day thereafter, be
tween the hours ofgA N and b 7. NJ. Up to the
time .hen the drafted men shall have bosn ordered
TO report 81 tho reude,vous
The busin.ss appropriate to each dsy will be fn-
ished ufon that day and IN ell casos q preferences
Will be given o those n no shall present. sub.t utes
CHAs. X. JENKINs- Capt. and Provost MarshaL
%2 Ninth District, y. Y.
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,,,s Coult u t,trersl -"f ..ns, .-eN
,"...a,,s ,,r,tsucsd yc1tcfdsy '.lgf'i 'r. D. :
a.. ,t.ut tusIu.s. 80 transacted, there be,uc 30
>, al, ior tri.l Tie name, Of the geutietbf ti
',.'a,J a. fraud jurors werc called, Lut tacre loi
ifs. quorum. those percent we're di.ctaised Vi d
...'F.g.Is, AuUILinS
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Claimants viii he rcquir, 70 prove the oyucrhip
OF the properly struy,d the facts in relation 10 IA,
de,tiurtion, and the value Il the pronorty
The shove-namod persons, With their Witnesses are
invitcd 10 attend.
ELIJAH =. PuRDY,
JAMES DAVIS, -,
AunlSTIs WElsAkNS spe GA
SMITH ELY. Jr., COMMITTEE.
OklsOS BLUNT,
New York, sept Tth, 1853 10
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rus ESAnisrSo Board ov rms TniEr
H. .fnicr The Examining Board Of the Third Con.
sr.-s.onai District met yesterday norning 70 receive
sub,tutss, or to hear excuses Of those u7it for mill
tsy sefyics, on account Of physical disability. The
fo"h at IJJ Warrington street .0 full o. anxious
tDGIrrfs ~ nm early hour The u ard discharged
-fphf on account ofjphysical disability, 700 ali. ns
pnI son furni'hed substitute, wne1em and
nss held for service This IL the total Of thu dsgs
io.ing's hrs LAY. Tuesday, and ,om.rroS Wei
t'-iayi TIE conscrpts OF the Pint Ward VIII be DIS
'-"i II 100 ben notified 10 appear each day. ON
ihursdny and Friday the second Ward will 10 taken
Ll and 20 Oh in rotation until oil thnse drawn n
~ - district are Examined The hour for eIaninins
h'tiutcs will be from g 10 10 4. csoh DAY. Tho
ImHint,r Of n. day until T. a. viii 30 d. voted 10
the EXAMINATION VI contcripis.
All Tnr I. $. Tnoors in Rrootlyn AMI virinl,y
have received order, to msroh. Tho lat Mianesots
"'t on SUNDAY; the Sh and lloth Ohio IN ye.;-f-
dsy morning che 4.h OHIO ,in'onod At Jamaica.
'h' 'th Michigan and an Indiana. encanpei tof
TO ''eN' pa. at Egg New Yoik, suveiin the city
je'"ri' SID 10 Ii. departure in the afternoon.
I he ONLY Coz, .mr ~ o. nov lof hrcse the l5.i
N'' , Sand Inc "a Connsc,iou, Battery.
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~, Late i1f Cla>> illrat.On.
DRATnO.

uEtAsKY -wiIii,m D.snsy. only son o. VI "a
l'lsL.y. ,lsii 81 hen- deceased aged syesr'''
~. funcrai MI tsts place q. - Ludlow a., at
o'cigci. Il, N, thi' dAy. Ih, hiends and fsletye
arr invited. c6
McLSNEANEY on Monday, SEPT Z, Francis Nc
Tuneaney, nsttve # the psr''h VI Clentrbrit, Co.
Monaghan. itc..t !. ssed q yesr.
n 0fn,. ar respectfully invited 70 attend the fune
"a, thu lIussd.Jy Afternoon, a. o'cloek, from 20
PARKER Suddenly, on Sunday, sept, 0, Martha
,lsur, .iie Of Celneius Il. Parker, ssed % yeAn'
| moi Tie aud 10 dny' -.
fully stited 90 ,ttsnd the funeral, on Wednesday
an'rnoor. sept, 9" At o'clo't. from her ste re-
cence Al bird ave, rihou, further Invitation tlt
A. Hibrrninns-Thc ofncers AND mem
be- = ho 81 owe order are rsu.s'd 70 meet at head,
ousrtefs, llh 'l.ter a., on Luz. day, the s,h inst
bcr CIiARLfs ktuiiOr~ Of No 20. 800
| A BROOKLYN AND NEW YORK EX-
iArrc,' route for sale cheap, old and well establish
Is ncs hor.S good .nd .sry{co.b, Se,l,fsciory
,oo' siyen Tor selling Inquire o. Hudson sv' H''f
LOR SAI'-A GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE
! money mo Old .nd voll established Bah Corut,
torsh,r w.th tn. content 81 h.r and aturo, 81
co,y tlorr a, - Matt 1T, o. Reason for sailing, my
hu,an' has zone 20 the var together With the loss Of
,,l ", ss'''H' N''-' - YAK ''''' ""'' SIS
MISSED. IEsIEKDAY EVENING, A BOY,
W. years 81 age Tho,o who III bring him back
g. tn bsfcavtd parents, 615 broadway. will reociy
th,if tisub. blS
M, h lie MAKERS WANTfD--A FEW
Nfr.t rate sewers 70 make tics; work given out;
msef inc hHnd. no, vaniei. Apply from BIO ocloct
4 ADJ greenwich ave. BIO
NOTICE 10 THE CONSCRIITS or THE
y 9Th Ward A Committsoyi III be in session at 2i3
S3rng It, every evening from 10 O'Clock, TO fill up
l.sntf nd 20 rive all Necessary informstion. I'd.
NAlNRiGlii Chairman. n Is. COX, Sec. OIL
\IIASIED A GOOD DRESS MAKER,
w one who thofoushly understand the business.
hrIiy 20 NMt LAYcOCR'S Emporium Of fAhion.
a.4 gnAl ~ Dos
NSJAAIED--IWO FIRST CLASS BOOT
W mDAl.; a.,o men ca repaiIins Apply III
49, JAMES X COZ
\lfANIED 4 BOY BETWEEN II AND 10
w zee" cd. to attend lunch counter. Apply st
! &C EisslvA, ooS
NiJAN1ID--2 GOOD IAlLUK> On FINE
~ CO. 10 and shop coats AFRO one on busheling
! r-A. A. lpu Prince a. iiy
/ \tjaNIipA lOt &c MAN TO DRIVE A
W at vas.n and make himself sener, lly useful,
! Vi D., ~ IN. "tni'e Fourth st 60'
NNANlED-2IlNSMITllS AND A strong
| ~ boz. . SIKH Az. near w. l0thst. bl2
! jkIANIED 4 BOY 10 ATTEND BAR
| W ono EoirAin'oi with the business pr foired.
| ht.'r - h,Aii. ~. cor Baxter. COZ
NtfAAIkD-nNO COFFIN MAKERS,
us,t. iu the tu'iue.r. Good wages and steady en-
t'ol u.pt flyon. 1u"v must be- strictly temperate
| mono oinrr- need a1vy TO W. II. KENNEDY, under
| tst'r, Spo renrift. Dol
81 YOUNG MIN WANTLD TO OPEN
- oy.tcf'. Apply ~ Broadway. tOi