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EORD'S NEW EATRE
TENTH STREET, ABOVE =.
JOHN 7. FORD. Manager and proprietof
HAcKETTs FAREWELL BENEFIT.
THIS tFRIDAY) EVENING, DECEMBER 10,
Macklin's Great Comedy, THE
MAN OF THE WORLD On, the POLITICIAN
Lady rodolpha. Miss Alice Gray
MONS, .MALLETT; on the Posr orrIeE MisTAxE
MODS on msie.: LII haoke''
,., MY PREcIors BETSY.
On Tomorrow evening, ' - "
HENRY ".
fS Ga rs Siea II 6 % WIZ aHB uMoR
On which 0'' Nh ,o 81 siF:' OVENS S;Ris Genius"
VIII appear. dele
EROV ER'S THEA IRE,
Penn's avenue. near willard. Hotel.
L fSSosTAsT xss6UacEaEiaiT2ha Sppot.
- snnsunce the production:ot the beautiful drA.
matio creation which has been In actual prepare.
IL 81
this magnificent drama is uusv0idably limited 10
only two nights and one afternoon.
DEsS ssVnsf sSnns un vsy
starring engagement, will make ler first appear:
snce this evening In the new character Of LADY
CAMILLA, supported by the entire Excellent
THIS (FRIDhYj EVENING, DECEMBER 10.
Per ormance will commence with the beautiful
threeaet drama, by Watts Philippe, author Of the
Dead Heart, &C entitled LADY CAMiLLA's
HUSBAND. Performance to conclude with the
charming and lsughsble farce Of TURNING THE
TABLkS
RATES OF ADMISSION.
Dreas and Parquette Circles, 90 centsj Orchestra
Chairs, 10 cents; ramily Circle, 20 cents.
Seats may be secured during the day at the Box
Office. No extra charge for Reserved seats.
70 Especial NaIICE.-No improper characters
viii be admitted. Persons securing seats or boxes
for improper persons will forfeit the seats or
boxes. and be subject TO .jectment.
Grand FAMILY matinee on saturday afternoon,
Dec. 10 On Monday, Dec. 81, the great Tragic
AlliAcce, MIR. J., L. Davenport, Me-. J, W wallsck
and Mrs Farren, commence = limited engagement
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THE RUSSIAN HOLIDAY HAT.
J. eomethins new and desiI able for youDg men
NOW all the rage In New York. Just o, rnpi at
u. h. sTlSE EE,IN,
dsls-st Halter, 49, Pa, avenue
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A WoRp OF ADvICn.-Those who have been
doetoring for weekA and months without obtaining
relief, should consult DR.. FAhblatt whose otnoe 10
~ No. isl street, corner Of Eighth street, and be
radically cured. Twenty-Five years experiences has
ostablinhod DR.. Fishblatt's reputation ~ physi
eisn. Recent cases cured In q few days. Charges
uOderfSp. DR. FISHBLATT,
No. I3I street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Ohbee,
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nEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

IL WAsuIHGToN, d. e., Dec. IS, lsss.
10 the Grorsrs and Manufacturer Of Fhdr and Hemp:
The Commissioners appointed by this Depart
mcnt, consisting of Hon. ], X, Moreheai, OF Penn
sylvania, William M. Bailey, OF Rhode Island and
John A. Warder, of Ohio to consider the following
appropriation made By The last Congress, viz:
For Investigations to test the practicability OF
elltivating and preparing hsx and hemp as a sub
stitute for cotton, twenty thousand dollars" hav-
lns met, and, after several days Investigation of
the subject, believing that a further and fuller
notice oil their investig stions might produce vau-
able results, adjourned to meet again on Wednes.
day, the oath day February next, at 70 O'Clock,
NJ, and request all persons interested 10 the dis
tribution oil this appropriation, or anxious TO de-
yelope the subject for the public good, to send to
this Department on or before that day, samples OF
the Hemp and FLAX in the different stages Of pre-
psration Of the nbres and fabrics prepared by
them, accompanied by statements OF the various
processes used and the cost Of production In each
case ALSO desc,ipti OF the kinds and cost OF ma
chinery used where made, Sc.j together with any
and all Information that may be useful to the
Commission.
This information H. necessary before an intelli-
gent distribution chn be made.
ISAAC NEWTON,
deeie-dtfea1 Commissioner.
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NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.

NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.
Dickens's New Christmas Story, Mrs. Lirriper's
Lodgings" 10 cents.
The Boyhood OF Martin Luther. o..
Mr.. Wind and Madam Rain. Illustrated. TO cts
Just published, and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Stationrr,
delo-6t 33t Pennsylvania avenue.
LNLEGANTLY BOUND AND ILLUS
~ TRATED BOOKS.
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TINTED STATES .MARSHAL'S
longing to John N. Garnessell and lanes Dunlop,
under the Connsoation act.
10 virtue OF decree issued from the Clerks of
nee OF the supreme Court OF the District OF Colum.
btA, holding district court and to me directed,
will oner Af public sale, for cash, In front Of the
CouIt.house door Of said District. on WEDNEs-
O'Clock m, all John n. Gsrnessell's and James
Dlalops right and interest in and to the following
Letter. Patent, Wis
the Goth day OF ouos, 1910, for Electro MAsne,io
Telegraph, and In the same ressued on the 18th
day OF lone, 1885 and In the same extended o. the
granted to samuel ;. y. Morse, on the 18th day OF
April, isae; and 10 the same reissued on the l1th
day OF June, 1873, for similar improvements; and
70 letter. Patent granted to Mosee @. Farmer, on
the eth day Of DIAy, 1851, for Ilectro-N agnetic
Alarm Bells; and IN Letters Patent granted to
Moses g. Farmer,on the nth day Of January, 1858,
Lettera Patent granted to Farmer 4 Charming,
on the 18th day Of May. 1871 Tor Fiie-Aiarm Tele-
graph; and in Letters Patent granted to Moses G.
Eleotro.M.gnetic Fire.Xisrm apparatus; and in
Letters Patent granted to Mosss g. Fai mer, on
the nth day OF January, 1859, TOR Fire.AlArm APP
Farmer, on tbs nth day of January, 1853, for Ap.
paratus for Set Ing Engines In Motion; and In
Letters Patent granted to Moses g. Farmer, on
the ad day Of February, 1853, for Fire.Alarm APP
Letters Patent granted 10 Farmer h Charming,
on the 9Th day Of March, is59, for Fire Ap-
Farmer, on the a d.ys May, 1863, Tor NIschsnism,
Ism, Steam or Air, As assignment OF the same, and
Once Of the uniisd states Of f America. ,A sttssSed
iibelled, and Condemned under the Coniscati0n act
Of July II, 1882 the right, title, clam and inter
the United States. WARD II: LAMoN,
dei8-it L. q. Marahal d. e.
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LOCAL NEWS.

All ouIff on THE UrFsR PoroxAc.-Msjo,
d. W. g. Thompson, OF the battalion OF californis
cavalry now attached 10 the I'd Massachusetts, cav.
airy regiment, arrived In town yesterday from his
station, which 10 about twenty-four miles up the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, above Edwards
Ferry. He reports everything quiet, and the sue,.
rlllas pretty well frightened on For the inform.
alton Of Cshfornians now IN this city, Il will bs
we'll TO state that portion Of the battalion under
Captain DeMerrit are now stationed At the above.
named locality. The rmsindsr are 81 vienns, Va,
about sixteen milea from Alexandria.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS!i
The Old Helmet. BY the author Of Wide Wide
World" 2vols., ~ 50.
Husks. By Marion Hsrland, $50.
Edith's Ministry. By Harriet b. McKeever, n 80.
Heavenly Home. BY Rev. X. Harbaugh, u. D.,
81 90.
Household Friend Tor every season, illustrated.
The above hooks sent by m sil free, on receipt Of
pubiiahers' prices.
Just published snd for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller ard Stationcr,
deib-N 3st Penn. avenue.
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MEDIcAL.-Persons suffering With Syphilis,
Gononh9a, elect, Seminal Weakness, or trivAte
Diseases Of any description, should call imnedi.
steiy upon DIR, DAVIS
Female Diseases treated 10 the most soisutiac
and successful manner The DR.'s DIPLOMA hangs
IN his office. CURE GUARANTEED. FEES Mop
ERATI.
DIR. DAVIS,
4os Seventh street, opposite p. o.
dccl6-sms Room ~ Up Stairs.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
,ron.nAncn oyrIer, !
WAA DEPARTMENT,
WAaUiN0roa. Den. 4. Inan.

WAsHiNaroR, Dec. Z, 1855.
Fotiss b hereby given that the Board Of ordsa
omosrs sppoiutsd for the purposs Of examining
ohiesrs applying to b eomnissioned - Ordnance
omeer, Of rank not higher than captain, will
asssmbls ct this once on the Ell Of January next
Ailoaissrs dssirouso Of appearing before the Board
mast d!st make applieatio to thst s9sct TO the
Of hssitSisinsss, wSsrs ssS how .Srssssd, and
what studies they have pursued. Such q wish TO
appear betore the Board At its next eetiag should
nle their applications a. herein required, BY BE-
GEO. D. RAMSAY,
de6iO Brig. Gen. Chief Ordinance.
DROPOsALS FOR STATIONERY.
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WAN E D.. THREE INTELLr. |
,yy, gent, Energetic Young Men to act q MES
sEnGERS Must come well fecommened. Apply
street. dc,s'W
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NJ o T 1 G z

orrieE wAsHisoros CRY GAsLIoar Co.,
r December 10, 1883.
Pursuant TO the requirements Of The charter
notice 10 hereby given that an election for Ave
Dfeetors 81 this Company, to serve one year, will
MoNpAr, January 4, 1884, between the hours OF
q By order. !. A, BROWN
deis-eodtjan4 Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ANTER BURY HALL
~ CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
THE POPULAR MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE
Loutnan1 dpenus, mar the corner Of Nsfh Street.
In res, q The Mst,ogol,tsp and Ns'ionsl Hotels.
VIM. Z. sinn.. Manager and Proprieto
uNrxAMPLED SUCCESS AND SECOND WEEP
GREAT iEsPsiCHoREAN ALLIANCE,
Inc ''I MIIE AsssTrA eALLE1rl,
MILE ANNErTA GALLETIL
M M'tLk s ASsErTA SSaskLLLkkT TTii'
MILF ANNETTA GALLETTT,
M Moss. ToPHoEF,
JULIA MORTIMER,
JULIA MORTIMER,
JULIA MORTIMER,
The Beautiful and Gifted sisters,
MILE MILE 4 .Sp cIsR. F Fowler,
THE sSszss B SsLEEF TsoSsk
Under ths immediate direction ofthe acknowledged
MSS; ,0i So NJ,
Grand Ballet In the Gorgeous Opera Of Faust, '
at the Academy Of Music, New York, won for him
the universal CON end.tions OF the leading Jour.
the engagement of he Great Alliance hs will bring
out several Magnificent o isinai Ballots, composed
especially for this establishment by himself
A REsPLENpENT BEAuTIFU
n.,.. BILL TONIGHT
'"o '""Nn a n eeHssM1iise PETITE COMEDY,
GRAND CANTERBURY ADVERTISEMENT.
THIS EVENING,
Mile GAlettI, Mons. Tophoif, the Sisters Fowler,
Mons. Roniani, Mr.. Donneliy, and the Ronrsni
Ballet Troupe, will appear In the celebrated Ballet
LA MAJA DE sEvILLA,
LA MAJA DE sEvILLA,
Also, the Grand Ballet,
THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE,
THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE,
THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE.
q. r. EDESON,
Ia some new Comic Songs including an oIislnSl
'se' "' CROSS e RSapiNGs' '"
CROSS READINGS
y, The talented Ethiopian Comedians, Me."'
l.. !. DoNNELLY. -
II, w. WILLIAMS,
Songs, Dances and Negro Eceentricitie-, the
screaming Farce Of ~
sTAGE-STRUCk HFROES,
STAGE-STRCCK HEROEs,
STAGE-sTkuCk HEROES.
Second week Of the successful operate and Terp-
sichoresn Duo, BY Misses Julia Mortimer anu Mile
Fowler
THE ORANGE GIRLS OF VENICE,
THE ORANGE GIRLS OF xENioE,
THE ORANGE GIRLS OF VENICE,
Delightful dances, poises, groupings, &c BY Misses
LILLE BRANDON, KATE hARklsoN,
JULIA RICHMOND, LUCY CLIFTON,
MILE GERALDINE, LkoNORA CREED, ac
Songs, Dances, BufleAques, ExtravaganzAs, Ac,, "
Us CLARKE, MONS SOL,
T. BROWN, Z. W. SWAGGART, &c.
The performance I'll conclude with the delightful
Petite Comedy,
THE YOUTH WHO NEVER SAW A WOMAN,
THE YOUTH WHO NEVER SAW WOMAN,
THE YOUTH WHO NEVER SAW A WOMAN,
rHE YOU II WHO NEVER SAW A WOMAN
COLIN. ......................Mia Miss LILLE BRANDON
Father Philip. ........,....Nr. n W. "nhAns
sertfude. ....'.Mhs Lucy Suioh
NOlaluo. 30 .. siNhe
Miss Juhh Hehmohu
AdmieuOn. cVnu
oenN
Privste Boxes, holding six pers0ns.......Se
Doors open at sk o'clock; Performance - ~
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streets ALSO, all kinds OF Rubber goods bexuti-
Illly repaired ~ short notice. mar 2s--t;
New YORK STrLEs.-Ge,aka,s.'s CLOTHING -
Nelg aId tdshionnb,et large assortment for Dres,
aud Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
III Cove sslea S'fs s yty grade and finish any,
ocs-tf aaa Pa. av.. bet. Ninth and feath si..
~ handsome store OF Mr.. Hollins, on Charles
atleet. Baltimore, am selling Off my stock OF
REDUCED PRICES.
Toget good bargains in TEAS, COFFEE, Ss., Call
Lease, stock, and fixtures for sale.
deis-2w Corner and Eleventh
DROPOsALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
L WARRINGTON ARsEsAL,l
WAsHIsoroh, ID. G., Dec. 10, 1863.
Sealed proposals will be received at Washington
Arsenal, D. C., until - o'clock saturday, 7stl De-
Sembrr 1862 for furnishing Fresh Beef to the troops
Bids in duplicates to be addressed, Proposals
sor Fresh beef" to ISAAC ARNOLD, JR,
deis-Lf First Lieut., Ordnance, and A.A.Cs
SNODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR JAN.
Two Extension F. AMa, P tSs, One ths usual
brilliantly colored plate that has made Gode,'s
Lac IS Book so famous,
fGl for tho present season, and title page for 1884,
eontnin'og seven d stinct subjects,
From = Party" Two reasonable enxraylngs
The Position GIrdle, Two beaut Ill engrsyinas
Slipper Pattern. Printed In col0rs Very IN.
morous, entitled The Christy Minstrel slippern
only TO he OBTAINED in the Lady's Book, Fuil Al.
iections how TO work II
A FIJI page Model Cottage, with plans.
There areabout eighty other engray lngs, full page
and half page Illustrations the latest style OF ress
and ornamental articles for ladies to work,
MARION HARLAND,
Author OF " Alone,m" Hidden Path" Moss Side"
"Semesis," aud "Miriam" commences q new
novel In this number, copyrighted, entitled
"NoBoDY 10 bLAME.n
Other writer's OF suinence have articles IN this
number For sale AZ SHILLINGTON's
Bookstore, Odeon Building,
dsls-its Four-and.a-hAlf ct, and Penn. avenue
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oRpSAHcE oTEIcE, Wan DEPARTMENT.
WARRINGTON, November ", 1858.
That portion OF the foregoing advertisement
which relates TO ikinoh battering shot 10 with.
drawn for the present. GEO D. RAMSAY
uo2a-tuthssist Brig. Cen, Chief Of Ordnsaee.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EORD'S NEW THE TRE,
TENTH STREET. ABOVE Z.
(Aiso Of Hoiiidsy-street Theatre, Baitimore.l
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FURNISHED HOUSE IN BALTI.
II MORE CITY FOR RENT, one squsre from
Washington Depot.-Will rent first and second
floors Of fine Dwelling on Sharp street, furnished
or unfurnished; Range, Hot and Cold Water, Gas,
Bath, he. Inquire OF Rev. N. l.. FORBES, No. 10
D. m. del6-3ts
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WANTS.

WANTED. IA VETERINARY SUR.
w eesn. Apply 81 No. ia II street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. Best OF refer
enoss required. deci-N
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oehtf
Private Boxes, holding six persons .......Ss
Doors open at sk o'clock Performance - ~
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o'el Gk.
Admission-L ,dies ~ cents; Children 10 cents.
VARIETIES MUSIC HALL
Y Fronting Psnn'a avenue and Ninth street.
Hhmblln q Co.,. .rroprieloN
Fitzsimmons. ...... Stage Manager aud Advertiser
THIS EVENING,
THE GREAT DOUBLE COMPAS
The beautiful Indian Drama, with the original
WET OF THE WiSH-ToN.WISH.
Nal Mllc Cherry fttrte
The lAughable Burlctts, The CONSLRlPr
Alter which, the grand new scenic Ballet by Mile
Lima Windis, Mons. Baptisun and rerpschore-n
Troupe, LA fETE EAPoLl TAME.
MONDAY EVENING, DEC. q,
First appearance Of the celebrated Scotch vocalist,
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
MR.. FAYETrE Welsh
II Wednesday GRAND MATINEE.
Acknowledgment and Family Circle, IS eis
Orchestra Chairs, 90 cents. delS-?t
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

aiy invited To attend the funeral this (Wedne-dayl
afiernon a ter o'ci ok precisely rom the "u' w
her rarents. ccmer, avenue, yoDpknsvN'. t"'h
| s,ord
wAnmR--At Worthwhile, Long Isl nd, or -sin''a et
en'ber IN, MARA LourR only daul hier oi 1ts - . "iu
toreltA. warde, aged years, m ntl'- ana 70 uass
Bcr remains were inierrcd at Greenwood
Fan Francisco aud Cleveland parers please cory
WgTe-'n suuday seaiember 2S, MARY "hFrk' asca
Sc years, w,dnw OF L. White. -
The finera Will take place. from the resaence oi V.
W, Ctstel 154 East Thirty ninth street. thu Ncih'rh
aicrno a, al two O'Clock. The relatives ana heaus are
respectfully invited to atteud.
WARD In Astoria on Monday. September - LiiBS,
wife u Patrick Ward. Of the parish OF IT. Johns, county
Eoscommon Ireland.
Tho trends relatives of the family are Respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral services at the residence
OF her brother, Patrick Costello, Astoria Oh uie ioht,
this "Wednesday ~ afternoon, at two O'Clock.
2uLAosky.-At Port Hudson la on Wednesday sep
tember 10. OF typhoid pneumonia, SsGso>n |NLAoStf.
Second ieu napt Fifth United States Volunteers III oe
18th OF his 'Te
HIsMERMAKN Suddenly, o. disease of tbe heat MARIA
,gZIMMFRsANS, widow of the late John o. Nlmner-
mar, Sr. o. this city Notice of funeral = morrow
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ItkHbAfi sept. -"--b 7 IT.
Asius--Pots 1uiet a, '4c. ,a.c aud fesrls
Sic, with sales OF 35 bbls
BAGS AND BAeoiSG selling slowly at 1916. Isc
and l5c. 15lsc.
Bn.wAx was quie, at 42c 44c for Western yellow
PooIs SHoE,-A good inquiry existed for the lead
ing styles. some Of which very light supp,
Prices wore well supported the tendency being towards
higher range
BRvspsrrru-rlerc was increased activity IN the -four
marke, a, the opening Of business and prices l0e
Csc per Dbl higher Influenced BY The rapid rise in gold
but the demand subsequently fell og, and towards ,be
close holders found II difficult 10 rcaize extreme rates
The DAYS receipts we're only 33s bbls The days
comprised 20 cvo bbls state and western, SEQ bbls
southern and I, $50 pbls Canadian. Rye -four was IN
good request with saIes Of $50 obls Corn meal In
more demand with sales reported o Geo bhs We
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

The whea, market opened hrskly, ard prices were
higher towards the close the dsmsra was less urgent,
ard there was less ouoyaney apparent, The receipts
amounted to as bashes. The days salcs reached
1872 900 bushels, partly from store, 81 g for choice
white Western 81 IS 81 ~ for amber wes,cru 81 20
asI 8, for red do winter, " q asl 81 or amber Iowa
Wisconsin aud Green Bay 81 IA 81 % fer Nlwansca
club. 81 ns ~ 10 for old chicago. Corn sctvey
sought after mainly by speculative huyers, and rriccs
advanced materially, blt the market duh aud heavy
Al the close The receipts reached los3oo bushels The
aays sales amounted 70 10000 bushels AZ SEE e2c.
closing at NJ &C. ssc. for sound aaoat and s5c SIC
for unsound Western mixed, aud g2c for Western white
end yellow. Oats more active and hrmer. We quote
Canada at s5e. T3c state 1T f0c. 7lc. western Al
CSC rsc Rye wss inactive st VI ii 10. Barley mat;
NJ 81 IS 81 65 Barley vas 10 iar dcmand at ei 2s n
81 IS sales L. 500 bushels.
CsSttfs Tho market was steady for sll kinds. hut
therc.ss not much dong. save N sdsmanne, VII ch
were required for ipc &c plata sperm ranged frn
Sac. a3Tr Patent DO, tbc. lfr.
Coat mo aa.iau salc q Scraupr 10 dtv resulted in
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Annlv.r..ry OF the son. Of Fem perane-.

A"ntvsrsnry OF the sons Of Tenn pc IA nee. i.
The twenty rst of the sons 9" Temperance
took itce at fo"ior Institute last evening and was
very p.cnsaa. reunion II tho scales o. cold water
II scions nsii of the uuion crowded TO its Utmost
ir with lidies Gentlemen, large proportion ot
whom members OF va. temperance rdcrs and
dressed in the reeia OF their societies The
stage neatly decorated with two llaes-,he american
and liriiishbcsIdes number Of Temperance banners
onnainns appropriate Inscriptions and devices.
The Order ot the Of Temperance estsbished in
the year ls4l and has since enrolled 2ss 3S1 members
aeoit go 900 oi Them being lady visitors
Ihc proceedings last night presided over by s. H.
carleton, NJ. W. ~ Maine, ard nmenced bv prayer
~ the Key Brother Iomplc, oil New Brunswick, after
which the Chairman ivcred an address, III which he
gave an inerc ting skreh OF the history, abors and
success 81 tn ~0rS ol Temperance.
Pro.. Mcn,uouRhs Gice Cub next sang 10 Inc tune OF
NArhAy's Daughter beautiful temperance ode. tho
h.si verse q when wns a. follows
rhch DC r. Is no. thrt ing with fond recollection
~ tiin day ~hen the star u our 0fder first rose.
on ~ Was tho secne, Gro s glorious reflection
lunrcu IA sea " Lunltny q woes!
There tae tide q Temptation, rcnorseiessly sSeey
Was swiftly o'erwnelming tho true and the brave,
Ard soirow;ng hearts, their long vigs keeping,
imrloring cried for power N savtt
Then our glorious Order,
Our heaven. born order,
Cur time h0uorcd Order,
Came with power 70 save
we Hev ~ ialnrop, OF "nnecticat, Mothw " y.
Ilrnurn Rev Theodore l.. Cuyler, ns brooklyn, ". !!
t,rswei, OF Canada Wcst, and several others suOse-
quenty made speeches. which an rdcd the highest graf,
late hour and passed off IN successful and credit,
able manner.
Mr. Carswe,s speech was the feature of tie evening"
being uierIarded with several amusing ae.tes In tue
of his remarks he took occasion say that the
great body Of Canadians sympa,hized with the Of
the North in the present civil war.
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

H,ERs--JouNsrosr. Tuesday, September 20, at the
Church Of the Holy Apostles by the Rev. Dr. Rowland,
CepaiE fDwYS HARR. U. s. A. TO MADELINE w., daughter
" the late John r. tombstone, Esq, OF Hoboken, New
jersey.
EowIASD--MoE.Ts. Tuesday, septeuber 90, by the
Rev. Dr. Osgcod at the Church OF the Messiah, HoRAcB
HowLASp 70 HELEN r. daughter Of the late Lewis H. Nor
ris, both Of this city.
MoRGAs-PoMRRuy Tuesday, September 20, in
Williamsburg, by the Rev. G. D. Foss WILLIAM TRUsLos
MoksH 10 p THE. NJ daughter OF Ralph Pomeroy, Esq
SHeINEn-PaRKrn Monday. September y, in Ter
sey city by the Rev. X. yanorne, LAwgEScs NJ. sHRI-
Nte OF Jersey Civ and CARRr PArIER Of HacSensack
bridge.