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feeling OF every pasp.ic, sensitive person, who Wit
nesses these outrasps upon. no, only tho re 1'hens
a tho 80 to them treasures, but upon tie resasives
and iricpds who have sp,nt their time and money
in PREPARING 'oldier.' boxes" FOR safe transit 10
hospital stations and arm lines. Fancy fond
mother and her daughters laborng for weeks knit
ting stoc''lnrs. making un'erciothos, putting Up
email bottles u preserves and p.cllc%or OTTER del
c,eios, CJri. vounicd son an tro,her. cn, hcu
these urt,lcs arc rc1dy. carefully pvk ~ ben or
,rlusportato on to tie hospitals ri -resI Monroe.
IL duo coursc tie tox arrives IN tbs Gig landed
Oh the wharf. Vhore,-l oioro h. 10 Ilacsd uu tie
tran por sAIs--it is OTcrnaglei H.. n Crporu
House Oh cr, and itJ conien's ruicly In lied O.
shano.cssy destroyed ami stolen b! N ogls.',
wso, when demonstrated witt, shows TIE badge Of
his Office, aud uncivilly informs al wao !L,c'crc,
tLat he knows how t. perform his dut., rccc.y.ug
no orders from persons Who are ~ Dis sHpcriort
Surely SONS means fhould bc iakcl 90 prts,u, sim
ilar Dutrogts In future. Il I'ucral DIX i1H up
nili.ary auulcriy over the Custom Ho'.'" '"c aI
he might appeal ~ TIC powers thi' 'e' % N''t
ing'O., nnd Obtain an orl'r IcfiHiun ITO F..i
Ia. ycs b. ~ acnt 10 The lcsu.. u, nfi 'crc-
opened IA ~, a.u Of tie pcf-on 20 Whom n'rrt4 %
| cj, and 8lf.r competent ola or empower % c.i-
| .,s,aio al o,uittba-i s-ticcs. 1nc brave men
| vino lave fought for .Ac.f &C.. l.r!i M been
woundcu IN ~ eaIsc, ds,eIvr more CONS .csl' oL
thau they receive, when the gias oi thor i-.cni'
a~c glnec.cd onu espionage OF to ct7r.c'cr de-
| .,r,cl. Hlstoic b. gel te' tAr' ouDa1'' ".'l
,.ot he continue. ANA 30 they ar', iAc lgcn,rr de-
rcr.cs a IL sasAin. from tie htq. j." u11 ab.' T.
| iuGict such punlAuent upon hm. II i' time
Cus,om.U Jusc oac'as were ..ssli aE'Nc dc'tacy'
a few 81 mplcq would triu lie matter Ua.-cr 1A'
notice Of ipn.e tsv.a. the power 10 remedy TIC
| evils I. rEcd 10.
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THE NEW YORK sun.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 6, 1864.
Activity Of the RobeI Agents.

TgK Confederate ! adcrs ami cnssaries are
NOS, rsre stsnt IN ihoir endeavofs 10 procure ~
coyp,t.on. They peglsc N mosns however sihh'I'
thnt arc likely ~ promote IN the bghcSt desee inc
and in view. On this eide tho A.lauuc hey DO not
5,xIain 10 employ CotonApo JGprT1 aa n ounluc-
tor between Mcssrs. LIsooLs aud GREELEY hnd mo
.,resce Commissioner" ut Niagara Falls GnG on
u,e other side hey have host OF agents WHO
work jealousy for the same pdrpo"' IDe
object Of the Standing Commissioner the csnad IN
frontier, snd the mi. sucs with GREELEY BIN
woop, and other leaders Of the Radicals aud Peace
democracy, Is ~ dcutly with q view Of playing
into the hands Of the European agents. by enabling
then to represent TO foreign Go''rhlntns u ~
Northern Eoulntu; 10 now clauFcd In iavor Oi IL
tsrventon and 3rnisi.cc. It's }" Ne
secret az dc simultaneous Efforts IN fsNor
oi peace, on to,h n'd.f Of The Atlantic.
Ire plc. s. shrcW., and D. -. July worked out IN
all H. do,siie pIip.iL ana MAsoS are working IN
Frsncc aud .n9iai D, y...c 5ispra- Jrwr1r ard
tho WopDa arr oinp'o;c i % C.nSla and The North
,rn States. II - calau'aic that the perpetual
peace cry viii "a last influence public sentiment
in Ancri - aud Euolc, md accomplish tho de-
shred purpose u ir,i-t with the war. recognition
and Intervention. Every steamer from Euro C
brings news Of sou.e a,tornp, Of tbi, kind. A. one
tine we have voltinrrlcn's meeting Gut
pctition to t4tn Ers.iIi, dcts,lI' TIE ui- -io
cnts,l up'n me Euslish people b. the American
var, q; another period, wc Law more rrc,cn' ul
delegation of "thc Society irr the Cessation 81 lIps
tilics," to Lord P'i1f"eroy. The latter gcu,,i
man 10 ON the fence. H. az. TIE ms has not ye
t,sg, TAO IT, mt
rt!s Is the burden Il hls last discourse upon tn
subject, in the Engsh Parliament. This lanxing
IL sgnifcant. II indicator Ma, England and pr
ABLY France, are billing their tne. and cont,t'
nte intervention under certain contingencies an
-, no distant date. II IL not prudent to iynor
those signs OF the tines or to unlervllue the ef
forts Of the rtbci agents ut home sni abroad 4
promote the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of tie Union, fnC
consequent d, .trucuon OF zoe gov rnnen. nD 'bl
continent.
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We recently published u city item referring to
fho practice Of Custom House officers, who are &C.
II led 10 examine packages sent by transport
sells ~ soldiers and sailors ut Fortress Monroe,
james lslan l. Pors Royal New Orleans, and other
localities. IL may he very proper to inspect the
boxes that .ricnos At home ship to their relative
now serving tho country ss soldiers and SAILORS.
II, in some instances, liquors aud contrsbaad arti-
clcs are thus forwarded by indissrcet friends,
1t Ia more outrageous that the brave ici, ows who
are fighting our battles Tor us should be deprived
Of little Injuries through the cuv,d.ty AMI
greed OF TIE inspectors Of customa vi o ravase the
small boxes and parcels tina, mothcrs sisters and
other friends carefully oil With home comforts
for Their soldier and sailor heroes. A witness to
one of thesc Official ..ra.ds" says at made his
blood boil to great bulky Custom House
officer paving over jars of jelly, pack ages Of coko
and fruit pulling out stockings towels under.
clothing, thread, needles, books, &C.; nlthn,
the whole mass back again into the box, ~
ierly regardless Of It's CONDITION when II reaches
the man To- whom II may he adircssc, ="
Nor Is this all tho official picks QUE some
little bc. ps,ke---s portrait maybe holds it up
6, his yop,raies- with a laugh and jeer at the
pretty on homsy face Of some dear sister or
mother, who scuds her photographs resemblance
"a a soldier brother OF son in the army. As II
these actions were not sufficient ~ complete the
infsmy, petty then is INDUCED in. Cakes and
seetmeats are gorgei, ripe and unr!ps fruit
tasted. Coarse fingers are thrust into mince pr :
aud jars of preserves or pickles purloinins Por-
Sion of the contents or leaving the remainder
" spoil, or be spilled upon the other articles
Within the small receptacle of dry goods and deli
escies intended TO solace the weary hours Of some
wounded soldier sailor.
Ind;gnssiea "a word w, fails " cpnvSy ths
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Proposals for Loan.-Trcasury Depart

ueut july 2ith, 1864
Notice I. hereby given th., subscriptions will ,e
received by the Tis isuter Of the uted state the
several Assistant Treasuicrs and des.euated DEPOSIT
taiies, and hy the Ssticnu Banks ccsigna,ed and
qua..toi IS DcpUsitGres and Financial AGENTS. for
TIensu.y Notes pay able three years from August 10,
lsj bearing interest 1t he rate OF and three
teaths Der cent. ger annlin with semi annual coupons
NJ. .ched, sgsble IN lswful money.
There notes viii be convertible AZ N. option Of the
holder at maturity, into ak per cent sod boarine
iond., reioemable after Ave and payable twenty
YEAR, from Aucu.t Is 1857.
The Noes viii b. Issued In denominations of ifty
one Handled. five hundred, ore thousand. and tive
thousand doliCrs- AID vial tie issued in blank. pay
al u 10 order, may be directed hy the sbsc b,rs
Al sub lipdo.s must be tor THY Gosr-, OF come
| multiple Of ffty dollars
Duplicate certificates will he issued for all deposits
The party dcposiinf must endorse upon the o,iy.ra
certificate the denomination 81 notes ~ uifei. and
whether tleY are TO he Issued IN blank or payable 10
order. When 70 endo ed IL mus, he eft with the
officer re',ivins tho deposit to be- Forwarded to MS
department.
The uoi"'w be tn,nhnittel to the owners free
OF transportation charges site, the receipt Of
tho original Certificates OF Deposit they Gun b. pee
pared
mad" p-,. 40 that date, AMI VIII 10 gai hy the De-
ih.imrni anon receipt o! tine original certificates.
A+tlc 1otc straw Interest from Aasusl 10, person
making cet~tS snbse iuen, TO that must p.y the
Interest accrued from date OF note to date deposit
PARTIES tCp0stins twenty five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notas at any one time will be sl-
loved colimison OF ope-luart.r OF one per cent.
which Wi he paid by this Department upon the re-
ce ot h or the amount, certified To b. the OH.
| cen w N Thow 'he depodt made. No deductions
Tor comm!as ~ must be made FROM the deposi,s
oiicer receiving deposits will zee that the prolrr
endorsements made upon the original &C IT fca,es
Al Ollie ~ authorized 10 receive deposits are re.
9u"''ei to give to applicants nil desired norma tion
ani Ghosd eSeEy facility Tor making sub .cI iptions
| W. T. FESSESDEN,
| SECRETARY 81 the Treasury,
| SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the
Assistant Treasurer Of the United States corner of
| Wall aud Nassau streets.
fint National Bank Of New York, No. 4 Wall street
second National Bank OF New York, 23d st. 4 Bway
ihId National Bank Of New York, Nassau street.
Fourth National Bank Of New York, u l. ~ Pine st
flish National Bank Of New York, 33s Third svs.
's'x'a National Bsak Of New yssS, Ga ~. BawU.
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The Supervisors and the Dram.

The adoption 10y the board of Supervisor, yestef-
osy, Of graduated bounty system. boy which per-
Sons liable to u irn't may obtain substtutcs In nd
s.n o by payment oi tbroc hundred md thirty
dollars FOR thrtc y,n-e' mon; two huulr II AM
g. y-hyc for two year. men, anil orc hunGrcd
. thiri' -ayc !o' o1c ear. iutn a good so Ear az
4. soes. Bii Tie Board shou'd not have stopped
L'ro. They should have Organized sys-
t,m Of recruiting based on higher boun-
t,1 than ore now paid by Ills city. L. Is
oH,ious that the present rate IL altogether
80 low, anil will no, procure recruits In suMc cnt
numbers to avoid draft. II o,hcr ; a,cs and dis
I'1cts can Afford to send thc'r agents 10 New York
30 Dut-bd us in our own market, We must either
Increase premiums or bc content to see our r..
crlits run oil by bounty brokers. who are shrcwd
enough to take their men to the highest mar
ket. Monopoly laws VII not aid us In con-
trolline the market. Two Massachusetts,
agents were yesterday End and imprisoned
st she Court Of Sessions for violating the
State law which provides ..,s.nst persons Inducing
recruits from this State t. enlist clscwhcre but IL
as useless to expect dat this law - u be enforced
an extent sufficient to close New York to outside
recruiting agents, who can ou;.5uy VI IN our own
with them Ola square uus ness terms IT we hope to
Ill our quota. Our bounty 10 volunteers mus,
equal the highest sum p4ld by other districts and
States, OF else we shall lose our recruits.
II is to be hoped that the Supervisors a. their
sijourned meeting on Tuesday next, will rev Sc
sheir action. and otter higher bountes Energetic
measures should also be taken to recruit in tie
ccded 8; ates. 1t is too late 10 overhaul the Con.
gressonal policy of negro enls,mcnts and the
discussion OF the subject By the Supervisors ID
wholly supcrluous. Their duty is to avail them.
selves OF the provisions OF the law, and enlis, all
anen, black or white, in the South as well ~ tie
North, 30 as to avoid draf. That Nassach usctts
adopts this course, should serve as an example
rather than an objection. Governor ASpnrw has
agents in every Southern State, aud also in this
city and IL would be more prudcn, for us to int
taie him and send recruiting agents to Boston and
Springfield, in place of caviling at his course.
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wAsnSsrOS YAgtYT nETAu raicLs.
NV lnEA. TridAv Amrn.t 3

INV tsss ltlIAN. NuFu-'
n, rnm wratl er oi q e pact wees. Will. keeping
man. pcc' - away from. the markets has in Ike
-lntr acted ~ stimulus to advance prices OF all
vc'e'a'p. ard III the former in consequence Of the
dIuurhf. .l.ru lllpiy has cone to All ena nos and
Ne late. owing to tie increased demand. I'D hv
TIE falling on Ia The usc Of vcfetrhles Meats are
Chr,Hsr. fIuit l. unchLlgeI. ami butter inner.
drl tac afSent" ia the wholesilc rnarkss.
pound atoaks, l-ll!: >iflon 10, .'s25 Porter house
d.. ~, sour lual5 Nutton, l2asI; Veal 40
" z. a" COINED do lP.tl tofn'd beet liaT
Enisr So i',r io.-hutter i0a50: Cheese. soss5
T.. q. i,''h. % ior -; tVi r.h.
ira s.--t'tpics, lWaI5 peG 10, la 'ans'bu.,; peE
du.cI, NV Apl.Cs, hNt meet. tusu4,- lilZb {:
M ~. iGay1. Gambler lee, lfals quirt oranges
dol-, '.e 'ioner. ri yer II Mqp.e .usa!' y'c
Mnclt.efeil -. iuML -, Ba.kle.Iics bVk't. "a
/ F.h. J.rb h oos rtou', -a7i Pcrh il:I,te
lhkc, II ,ncSc 'siu' yellow iri. i.'.., 0ulped
h43s'.. i.ai'' ,ol' ..l.; ilov1ssc,s' .. ~ White
hila ~ TOUT va. F,cS',cs l,- -. ~, :
+ ."r im 10, %- smoked Isckeiel l.ala; Do
! iia-. 10 Make 81, 55a9o; snni.i sa.inor. II
sa'' te 't Cod s2i llnh.e' az ,add'Ss,
ioit ii', Hrriou, %, hncS fish. >sl": Her
~, " r.ai.col' -aiy a'",:c-, sc a ga. H--
okcd ii"iiock. lnal. tat n, iualz duss!e-. ljc
/ Tjsf ~, rcns.cet. SC hrlf r,i; ro'a.oc,.
! haze peel. %; Peach Blow, 50HIt Ntcels. 81
al Milt, IA re- bunch ,ee' Con, ioa, l-a.I
! Bee p, - pa CJzeu: thailots. .. r.r qu.tt
/ o. ick 40 nCr bunch Ncl.e R,aisn. oai5c per
/ iIo;; slln4 10. heal, lic Plant -nlJ I4r huuCh
lu'firl hail ucci. dlI On hagc, lead LAS BHI-
itudl onions, iuaiu; CaiIoJ, yer do, bus iiccis,
! hl', .u ne; lc'acc. load, sal; ttcry. bunch,
De-, NrN Onions, Gli' paiUcf, bunch Css Ibealr.
/ quart. - Summer Sguash.s each. l.u2n; Oys-
/ /. Plant a.G.i each tauiiilowcI 35ajl Ter
b I'd ; NcN Iurnips. 10 half IrcA Gleeu Peas lbs
- hhi i's B'FAluda ppta p's. - s5l; tueunbcgs,
IA uug hupn-. l2aa2: lNcks, hunth i2al5; Slgrr
/ i"ts, .ie.u; Rad!shes, bunch. las Chickcr, has
| LlT Plant -
| Nwot.f Nd,s, psr ID! Ins, 9bqa0; shoulders,
! "a Be. i-t.i ba'ou. @'L-3 tongues / l2qa
8 Gear Pork, AZ, sansa,e, l'A2u Tape, ~ I.
| boo ma, -.
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DE A1'ElS.


HECKNhR on FRIDAY, Aug, D. o. Group .wslter
=. only son Of I. w. and AIneis Beckiner.
The iuDcnI VIII take place from the re- tlerce OF
h. parent. i5' Ave. Z, on SATURDAY. Au {. g. At ~
o'rocs The body Will he intouod IN Cyl Ssss iiili
- HttrfH. ilj
lIEALi--On Aug. l. Thomas IIea!y, 20 years OF
age.
Ills friend. and relatives Invited to a end the
funeral Il llacEeLs1ck, y. j.. At Ociuc J., Aur. ..
lIsin. leave .Voi Chamber. ~ i0- HGckeisi ~,U
ana las, RETURNING at . o'cic,A.
kEEGAN e. On FRIDAY, 5th inst Alice, infant
danrltef OF la1es and Johalnah hocgan, aeed ;
mon h. and dA,-.
The friends OF the family aro respectfully t yitci to
sttcuI the iune .hl. Suudn, sIttlnnIn. Jul. ~,
at oeocki tom the Iesilen.o of her pu cnp. 40
ohv'f ~. The remains wilI Ia taken Clly Az
Cemetery FOX intennent. ~,
MI RPlii-- FRIDAY, AUG. ,, the believe, child Of
Daniel and Ellen murphy, AGED year and y months
The Ie aiiyes and ends OF the family respecl
iudy invited 10 attend the fun.rs this = aturdn!
ate rno'n ut o'clock. from the fesidens of her
pirutr lsJ East 18th st. 1ai
NuLLoWNf-On Thur-day morning = ur. 9Th.
Mathis MullpWuy, native OF Kiv.ryue, 20. Gal
WAY. lr.la-ld, 10 he I'D year o. his a-e.
The relatives ana friends VI the family fe1pcct.
fully lEvtei ~ attend tbs funeral sum alter
noon. At O'Clock. IRON hi late I,sleucc. rs West
18th IL. %
| aDUN--On the t,h int. after shor, / ut severn
ilnes, Wiillun Henry Moon, aged yea, / month
| and - iavs.
| fhc fienis aud acquaintance IRE inv ted to at
| tend IL Iuucral, -atddt.. tn, Utli inHt. II !
| O'tIpt, l.. VI, hon .aJ stanton IT, II
| O'kEEFE--Ou FRIDAY, AUG. - Eliss- wi9o of
Timothy O'heo!e' oi hdtnoolmac Couits Co.'s, Ire
/ lind.
| I've relatives and friends OF the t,fn.'y nre re.
,I-~tiully inyi'ed to attend the funeral, f,tn her
IN ms n o'c!ocS. Cox aud "a. 1uu. MOD al
! plr"f- PIE 20 COPY. ~
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VnE FAlnLR MArHIU' I. :. 3. ,,.,ctv
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

4 PRAYER MHEElNG WILL III HELD
II this -atu dav. eveuiug IN 90 18th Sttc.i NJ. n,
church, Tea 90 u.i ID ls,. auf t.h .Ir.ei D. The
Rose M lOang N.ns CA.i san As-u, .A ion. fNer.
ci.rs conn encc ut iuat,r ueio4c oc.o X. All
coriall inNiei to a'ieuG. 80
ChUkt IL OF 1HE LPiPHANi, STANTON
VT t,t ks-ey md Norfolk. The Rev. HENRY g.
kl'Nii WI. pf,utu al this chu. ch az Too the oath
o AuNrt- boih morning gud evening. S,lNics Il, ~
d. iu. Hnu PIN.
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DhiHEES

A SET OF TEETH Oh GOLD. SILVER.
Aos eubLci' nj" - Ia go. fhr.ai p,rct- told, ~
SilNri or kubi'H : %. tlUtn upH Ll-. it.th uliaG
unily os or eNuact"i without pIn. by Dr ~
y i.lth>' 4d bl"crs, opqos.tc inr hlI IL very
IhtaiIt. a..
DR. DRAKE, 49, CANAL STREET. SETj
- ret u. teen silver ~ :. 90 So. On gold "a
~ 70 81 SECTIONAL sea 90 seats Vno.u; .rtta
niI'd win gold bo.c cement, or he. hu.- % It.
10 ~ per tootIt 1,tn rytIuIled WIiAout piia. y.
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ed e, ter .sfa Sss q 4 hisAss re-
have the nonos v he Your Isose eepdient ssr~sas
Bishop Of Albany, Archbishop Eiscs u New Yosk.
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TRADE NOTICES..
NETTING OF TIE .nrRNI.YM

a MELTING OF THE bJENl .iMlN
4Ab..r.. OF Mon 80. G, t.ookyn, j. to L. held a!
- .tu' ~, OF SATURDAY - 'ius ~ ocs' -. NJ
menih' AMI al Who wish to Jon ste cNptcl 81 To- At
tend. To- s!o't me GO vt .utoh. JOHN ~ 3 pHui,
re- IOl.' roili.Nl, So. ll'
tTA REGlLtE MEETING OF III g. ship
n iouo = luion to.d IN rhuisipy evonin, rug,
4ta a. - .2.c4i ~. d'ouiin'u-h i,-oi'',- I, :
on ~ a. 81 N..ds;, 'hs n n, ~. T., selaaa =
v. ". ONLhALlA see. IL,
A MASS MEETING Ol IRE NAE>l >u-
- en- and felslcrs i.o'it ~ Ytl te lea oa
sntay Aurus' III ~ 10 o'c.ock 4. " =. i.rn on
NO, area. chasAct,r IN !, tian.eetei Pm ~
kEAllNu, Pies OEoRD 4 SHANNON, scc. ~
(DURNEl MIN BAkLE> T.. UNION. M. I.
VII meet ~. .yenin-' - t3"en, 10 e,
De- ntoucht forward Tor Ton Let ever ricfi.,r -,
Pe.;,' ard other. ,hst Nh TO O,g; end ~ iesi,
JOIN fiiri Sec. Sec '''N ~ y W. '''i'' l6 =
pLASTERERS-TNET NOTICE THAT
the Iia-terop OF E4.t New l'c:G ha,ins stcuc
Pllstcrel, plcaer take notice. joins M,COi ri.
Pies. GEu. u. tAkl.Eh, see. 90
SMITH * RICE SHOP UNION-ALL MEM
~ hcrs Of this Association are hereby invited o NJ
tend meeting; at the meeting room. 20 ave \. on
sunday Aug III, a, 9'cicrk. Nj TAILOR, Q! the tii
invited 20 attend II not attending. pro e.dinRs shall
L. iaktn a,Gn-s them II. sCii.ODkR P.es- ).
| sPlNuLER. See. l22
SEGAR MAKERS INION-A STlCIAT.
: A'''lA- VII " 'iNil w - NI4uHu ~ on MuNua',
Aus. ,th At O'Clock 4. NJ 10 siopt n, ans to relieve
"a. necessities Of member ont ct employment,
est NJ unjust demands. Nrmhcl aso -iIuestly Ie-
pnrsted TO attend. SAM III SOLOMON, Pre- sG4
SEGAR MAKERS INION-i MEETING
owill be held a. 20 East Broadway On SUNDAY, Aus.
III, at 10 o'clock NJ TO issue cards, receive monthly
| dues and prUpo.als iur new m.IutvIs. SAM III
SOLOMON, Pres. ~
THE 'LONG >HOREMENS' UNION PRO.
- tective socie'y No. = win hold II. lelular meet
ms tii- SiturdAv cvcnlrt, Au.. H. l>dAet 81 sping
q. FunctuH nttrudu.c, Is requested. b oroer OF
MARTIN CAkMODl, Pres. HENRY RlECk. Rec
| Sec. a.
TO TAliORS-NOIICf-T MEMBERS
o: the Workns r.ilon' Trade Prote i've and Be
| neyolont mon pho working ioy The following
| tliuS ute lcIuc-iet 10 attend thci. shop mtstuks:
Shhier !igc, NusIr' IT, meets a. lea sixth ~ ki-t-
| lLd' bronson Co ID and Il CharntsTs 81. meets
Saturday rNuiinr Al e. N \. and all thee drawing
fhop work from SLATER Whittier! - Co, 49, oad- axe
," l"'tei 70 etrnd ne shop meeting of the siop
ciciv. ~ Order Of the Central 4 lmiEitice. ~
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vs. A ~ RAG ~.

WEBER riaBiY-On Thur4day, Aur s. BY
the Re- iient5 G. kinney, John Mcarr TO Hat
| W I..vInis QuIm 10y. all Oh thIs civ. u
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pct has been rendered u ArCAo shop NcCIOsk
by Governor SElgouE and the Inos, eminent citi-
oil Albany occasion q his transfer from hG;
city To the Arch-Ep.scopal diocese o. Ne" YORK:
ALpNSl, july 80, 1868
81 81 ic,.u mat IN. time .rr-oa,hes when ca
od h- ,hy al hort. OF ycui Chuich To ~ dor adhere
VI 'I-c. ugl dufy GU aie abou. 10 i,sye lli- cIt
J.. Iaf Ls 10 80 tha. your reside nee OF ,eveU'ceu
ycas an IA has tarsht Va TO upp ecate cha &c
elevated rs noble eutl eats anu ~ pI"t ly Chris
tgn charity ,is tor others 20 wituess he results Of
YOU episcopal aboi., the REJECTED lrnt OF which We
zee n tire evaei condition Of yOuv people r. for
~ TO eccuizc Lc successful ms-ion OF one who has
untci Va Die person the cGarctcr o LEANED Glaze
ana u thIislian gentleman, a1d yhoso influence In
"ciet, has been cSetei 10 -oothc AID truI iuh.e, 10
la tne never AM fisher POSITION TO which YOU have
been ea.lei, your Ia o., Ia Guuy v IA DO equally
ausldc'our and the .eIc'sve ieel at ps'tins "ith
OF ac alton ~ hi. max of the tsh gpp.eci Atou
IN which GU 9ie he'd by your own Church.
Adjusted by these lee lays, W. cordially invite you
to meet ~ nj dnlc' on such ny beol, your dCplI
tnIr NJ >ol may y easr 10 de,iris'
yorr fricuas and se,-v i.Acts.
hornto Seymour Peter ,'spsevoort. ;. Van Rcns-
s".ael' rIMtus C9iH'nt ui4t9n hGN l.., Anasa d.
iarSe" joNn vi. PUN, l0uriow Noci, lnrlus
Robinson, ihomm 4" Olcott, Jonn II, Van AntN, 70,
yotn iH 10, Cooper, l. /. Bluk., MonsE y. rAae,
Inmc- NOD. tba.. Is. Lgnrirr,~. urklev Nlndernool.
Howard ios nseud, Isaac anti poo :. l.. r.tGtiyc,
lra iiarlis lhnna; huui,lohn lwei iioC .Cous:'ck,
fankhn Tow ascend, Rufus II, h,ns lrGter Re, nold.,
II. Pumpeliy', John X. Porter u n. Mr'tr. touu y.
\ III Buren,, lial.on Harris Chsrier Van Benthuy
sen.
nrr,y.
H,r. R.ya,io Seymour, r. ~ q ,nrre'st. : ,.h,n
l'r Ee' s'i,dy, Frosfus corning ana ntb,rs
"ent-m'H-l have the honor to ecSioG edge 'ho
rcCe ?. Of much value favor of the ,bth ultO
IN which, With many expressions nj courtesy M!
kndhe's YOU invite me 10 dinneT on saoh DAY le-
exc '-ilnell grateful 20 ne. III moment 70 fun Of
Nu'ut ttl.r, to .,.fiNc 'hs t.st'llonal o. t.ttil
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FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY
L No. = Of Brooklyn, T.. D.--lublic Temperance
Meeting ut the Hall. cor. Grand and It'll sts, next
SUNDAY evening at ~ o'clock. Spoakers-John
Morgan, Ed, Il. A. sutton. Esq., N. r. Cross, Esq.
and others. sngers-Nessfs. Dckerson with guitaIl
sinclair with solo concertinsl, Mckenny, Nash
Heating, and other. Nice cool place-oonIe early.
sec. l16
FATHER MATHEW L. b. 7. A. b. Society
L VIII hold as usual Public Temperance Meeuns.
at their Hail. 3Gl Broone 81, on sunday Evening OF
~ O'Clock r. NJ on which occasion the Rev. Dr. Nor;
rosh will sddrs.s the meeting The pub!e are tnyt,sd
ROBERT WILSON. Psss TIkoI1Y IL Lynch,
Rse, see ~
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Testimonial 20 the New Catholic Arch.
birhoD.

The following well deserved testimonial u res
pet has been rendered 10 Archbishop McCIosS ~
BY Governor sE,sorE and the tnos, eminent cti.
zels OF Albany, occasion q his transfer from ,hR;
CITY To the Arch-Eplscopal G.ocese .. New York:
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l. tecive Society No. q. will hold II. REGULAR meet
ms ~. sturd.y eyenint, Au.. IT, l>d4ot 81 sp.ing
MARTIN CAkMODN, Pres. HENRY RlECk Rec
sec