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our government, and your negro

under you or your government, and your negro
allies.
Having answered the points forced upon me
by your letter Of the 9th Of September close
this correspondence with you, and notwithstand-
ing your comments upon my appeal TO God in
the cause Of humanity, | again humbly and
reyerently invoke his Almighty aid in defense Of
justice and right.
Respectfully, your obedcnt servant,
J. b. HOOP, General.
T. II. WrurALL, A. DC.
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This medicine Is q simple
yCgC'Jb e extract, and one
on which all Cun rely, rs 10
has been used in our prac-
tice for many years. and
with thousands treated, it
has not auilcd In % single
instance. Its curative pow
cfs have been sufficient 10
gain victory over the most
stubborn case.
TO those who have trihed
with their constitutions until
they think themselves be-
yOnd the reach OF medical
aid, we would ray DESPAIR
NOT! the CHEROKEE
CURE will restore You %
health and viyor, aud af,er
al qua,k doctors have failed.
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HELMBoLp's REMEpIEs.
HDLS1BoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU

Tor B.RstsnHon Iueontnenco OF Urine, Irritation
Inflammation liberation Of tho Bladder or kidneys,
DGeaie, Of A1 Prostraie Glands, Stone IN ne Bladfsr
Calculus drareI or Brct -duH Depo,N and All Disease,
cithc Bladder Kidneys sno D'orsIcil FveBiogs.
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.

PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is composed Of Euc1u CJe5s amt Jmper Bsrriss, So
lected with great care and prepared in yacuo by H. T.
HELMBOLD Druggist and Clems, Of sixteen years ex-
pclcnce In ;ho city Of PHILADELPHIA, and now prescribed
blythe most 'cmInont Of the faculty, and have been sd-
mucd to IN the United states Army and arc also In
very general use in State Hospitals and public Sanitary
Institutions throughout Che land Price 81 per bottle, or
six &r 50, Delivered to any address accompanied by OK
pl.u directions. nlrect letters to
PELMBoLDE Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
No. 50i Broadway, New York,
orHELMBOLDs S MedIJRl Depot,
No. IOi 8. Tenth street, Philadelphia.
Beware Of couAlcrioits Ask for HELMBoLDs, and
take no other.
Physician I'm attendance from 7oclock 4. NJ. to8P. N.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. 9-ll-tulhs-3a
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n few doses restore tho
appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst
Cahc ti lmpOtcncy.
A few doses cure the low
spirited.
One bottle restores men.
tai power.
A few doses bring the rose
20 the check.
This medicine restores
10 manly yigOr and robust
health tie poor dcbili'
tated. worn. down, and des
pairing dcyOtee Of tcnsua
pleasure.
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The journal OF semmes, Of the alabama, will
shortly be published at Dentu's, In Paris
"A monument TO the memory Of John Glare
the Northamptonshire poet, is erecting in Help
stone chwchyard. in England Complete edi-
tions Of his poetical works, including many un-
published poems, are announced by two publish
ing houses IN London,
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IN HI
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tlIEROk FsA tl kEsAf
uafaIung cure for SpcTml.
tOrrhWa, Seminal Wcakucs .
Nocturnal Emissions, and
an diseases caused by Self
pollution, such NJ Loss of
Memory Universal Lqssi-
tulc, Pains in the Back
Dimncss OF Vision, Prcma-
ture Old Apc, Weak Nerves,
DimCulty Of B olthiug,
Trembling, WakciuiucsS
EruptiOns on the Pace, Pale
COuutenance, Insanity, Con
sumption, and all the dirCful
COmplaintscausod by depart
uHirom The path Of nature,
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CULRO ~ INJEy-
TfON o. Intended As an ally
OF assistant tO the CUEBO-
KEE REMEDY, and should
be- used In conjunction with
thai medicine In an cases 0i
G0nOfrhUu, elect, lIu0r
Albus or Whites. Its effects
are healing, soothing, aud
dCmulCcut; removing al
scaiding heat, chordrc, end
pain, instead Of the burning
and almost unOndurab q pain
hat IS experienced with
renrly all tie cheap quack
Injections.
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THIS ELINIR cures Hys-
terra, General Debility, Pal
pitatiOn oI the Heart, aud
lmpDtencY. ItrestOres men
IA power ana the appetite,
and causes Tue ross to mOunt
the check OF pallDr, and the
debilitlted man or woman
10 feel vigorous and strong,
the young and amhi iOus
blood 10 course through
every vein, the nerves u
become strong, aud the II cs
Of new life ami vigor 10 re-
animate the entire body,
building up the constitution,
restoring 10y ana life 10 m any
a sad and daEened flrosido.
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by tleuao oithC CitEEO-
kEE REMEDY and CHE
RpkEE INJECri1N The
two medicines at the sauo
time AN Improper u.H-
charges are removed, and tue
weakened Urfang are speed
ily restored 90 fun yiglr and
strength
For lull particulars get our
pamphlet from any irua
store In fhc country, O.
write us, aud We will ma
free tO aTE address a iuIl
treatise.
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Tie CHEROKEE NlUl
CINIS are sold by alI enter.
prisiug dmggiotg iu tic cIvi-
lizrd word, Some uuprIn-
ciplCd dealers, however, tly
10 sell worthless compound
In place OF these 49, those
which they can get at q
cheap price, and make moro
money by selling than they
can on the CHEROKEE
MEDICINES. As yOuyalJc
your hoalth-ayC, tho health
Of your Onspflng- DO NOT b.
deceived by such mpriu
Cipled druggists. AK Tor
THESE MEDICINES, and
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A MILK-AND-WATER EPIsTLB,

A Final Appeal to the Almighty.
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They cure Suppressed,
Excessive, and Painful Men
situation.
They cure Green Sick
moss (ChlJrOsis)
They cure Nervous and
Spinal Affections Pains in
the Back aud lower parts
Of the Body, Ueavinots,
Fatigue on Signt ENertiOn,
Palpitation OF the Heart,
LOWnesS of Spirits, Hyste-
ria, Sick Headache, Gidii
ness, &C., NC. In a word,
by byTemOyinglhc irregularity,
they remove the cause, and
with Il all the effects that
sprng nom II.
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DR. wRIGHrS BEJU.
NESATlhG ELINtR; or
Essence OF Liicl Prepared
from pure Vegetable EN
tracts, containing nOthinl
injurious 10 the most del.
cate.
The Reiuvenaiing EliNii
is TIE result Of mOueTn
discoveries in the vCgeta'
ble klnl dom; being an
entirely new and abstract
method Cf cure, iIrcSpec-
tive OF all tie old and worn
out systCms.
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Prices OF the Cherokee
Medicines-Cherskee Rene
dy, - a bottle. or . bottles
for 50 Cherokee Injection
- a bOttle, or 3 bottles for
s.. Cherokee cure, e. a
tOitlc, or 3 bottles for B5.
Dr. WTight's Elixir, 81 a
bottle, or 3 bottles Tor 50,
Cherokee Pills, for females
81 a box, OF G boxes for -.
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We send an the CHERO-
KEE MEDICINES by EE-
press Except the Cherokee
Pills, these are sent bY mail,
tree ofpOstugo), our9Cplpt 0t
price To any part OF tho civil
llled world segurelypacEod.
On such q manner that mo
one through whose hands
they pass would know
the contents,
Ladies or gentlemen can
address us IN perfect conn
ugnCD, and We win iu AM
eases frankly answer tnoir
letters, and give uUr opinion
each indiyldualCase. We
prescribe no minerals.
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Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc., Etc. Etc, Ete.
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Z Att AANNN + + ms
81 GAR COATED
FENALE REGU LAIOR,
HEAL1U PRESERNER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE.
For the Removal Of Oh
s-ruutions, and the insur-
anCe of PegUlsTity In the
Recurrence OF the Monthly
Periods,
They cure or obviate those
numerous Of eases tia.
splliE from irroPularity, by
removing he irrcguianty
itself.
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obs LAST LETTER.
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VHENOkEE REMFDY,
the ercat Indian Dlureiic
cures al diseases Of the
urinary orpans, such a. In
COZ bnenco q the Urine
inflammation ofthc Bladder,
Inflammation OF the KID
ncys. Stone m the Bladder.
Structure, Gravel, Lleet,
Gonoirhda, and espsci.
ally recommended IN those
cases Of EuuUr Albus (Jr
Nti.Cs iu icmu'cs) where
OH the old uausc0us mcdi-
JiHOs have failed.
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HELMBOLD -
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

Tor weants,s arising from Excessive Iudscreton. Tho
constitution once affected with 0rgaHis WsaiHes requires
the aid medicine to ar6Hg'Fs and mgiyorcn hesyslso
which HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU invariably
does, II no treatment j, unlimited TO- Consumption or
Insanity may tnsuc
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USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

In all Diseases OF tire Urinary organs, whether existing In
"Jfale' or "Femse, from tohatecer originating,
and matter Of hoe long uaHdiHg II is pleasant in
taste and odor 'Irmedia,su IN action and more
gthenng than any preparations Of BarkOr 0H
Those suffering from broken Dozen or Delicate CoHs,ha-
tons, procure ne Rsfaedy al once!
The reader must aware that however slight may be
bodily H,alh, Ae.,ta Poreys Happ,lCss, aud hi Pos
tcifty.
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Close of the Correspondence.
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AN ATTEMPT TO REVERSE
sHERMAN's DECISIONS.
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DR. W. r. MERWIN & co IS COLUMN FOR
- THE CHI ROKEE MEDICINES.
COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS, BARKs. AND Lr.vFs.
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H1ILMBGLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU,

FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHV,
II affections peculiar to "FFWALEs s unequAled by an
other preparation, in Clorosls or Retention Irfegg-
ares Panfulness, or Suppression Of Customary
nations; liberated, or sohiuous State Of the Uterus
Louchorrhus, ard al complaints incident to the sex
whether arising from habits OF disslpsdoH imrpdcncoe,
OF IN the decline or cEaRge ofldC,
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oct price, In case offailure. v
lsthn oiiice OF the said Clerk With
.hiGle have been opened anl the r
b EDWARD MCPHERSON
of Representative OF United Sta
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Composed OF slmpe yege-
table extracts, they contain
nothiTG deleterluus 10 any
cons stituiiOn, however deli
cate, tfeir function being to
suhstitutcsuvnpth for weak
ness, which, when properly
used. they never fail to do.
They may he safely used
at hnyage aud at any period
ercsU nj turing NE INST me
months, during when the
uuTailiny nature Of their ac-
ton would iniall bly, PRE-
YENT proghaucJ
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In the CHEROKEE MElll'
clncs, the unfortunate WI
md a cay OF dcllveranc,
ron suffering and pain, 4
dpy splendid and glorious
when they shall no lo1Gel
sufcr without cessation ol
rcbose, either through mer
cenary uunCEs or the ineiil'
ci ncy OiuGusGous prepara'
lions.
Tie "ChcT0kee Medicines.
accomplish their ransom
their emancipation. Al
emancipation 80 81, ni 50 al
mhAble, and so prdliilc @
uniyers a. good. These medi.
cines viii provo, IN any am
every case, faithful an'
neycr-'al.ng Ilmds In th'
timg OF need.
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T7I8 o0IIloTN N0F In c0mpIpIV Y
IL may not be improper to I
this collieIy Is only about two.
tic cOllierles IN the schuyllz
agaimt so or 81 cents, and !
Girard lands may roach as hl
whilst the proximity Of these
superior facilities for geiupy
value oftt5 colucsv,
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SECOND BOARD.
FRIDAY, Nav lJ-P. II.

Gold opened at l73, and sold as low as 1909,
closing at p NJ III. The price yields slowly, and
she market is maintained by purchases TO make large
Of ssles upon short time by parties confident
shat the price win go down upon every rumor Of militia
~ progress At the Stock Exchange the bidding fol
Government stocks higher; Coupons Of 1881, ll4a
ll6; SOS Coupon 1861 glO6i; Tennessee g. 5sae0;
Virginia 6s 5lQ52 North Carolina e., 57i Missouri
o. n; California Is l3O0132; Canton Co., 49, 1i32;
Quicksilver Mining Co.. 70sG702 Ninnesots Mining
Co. 60d63; Delaware and Hudson, 226 Pennsylvania
Coal, 30; Cumberland Coal. 10, G76s; Central Coal
S3ac4; American Coal. 9jal0O; Pacific Mail 227G
zoe: New. York Central O,GI30l; Erie. l094i Hud
ser River 1855 al36 Harlem 965 Reading, l2s 1871
Michigan Central 1873; Michigan Southern, 93093t;
Panama Railroad, go; Illinois Central, ls3s al23i;
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh, Toe. alo9; Gaena and Chi
cago, l20i4l20s; Cleveland and Toledo 1861 Ql4Gi
Rock Island, 1906 alO0; Burlington and Quincy l25 a
i2e; Prairie du Chen e2la63' Port Wayne no. GILL;
Terre Haute and Alton. 6Oa62; North Western, 50 a
81; Chicago and Alton sOe92; Toledo and Wabash
eaiaOt. Tbs Stock market has been much excited
and closes lower upon the list generally. The
favorable military news has occupied the attention oi
che street 70 the exclusion Of business and more in
terest was shown 10 get the latest news from Cen
Grant than TO bug sell stocks. The favorable army
sdyioss have disturbed the upward movement and for
she moment the market has a weak appearance At
The Second Board prices were not sustained and the
tarn Of the market generally favored'th buyer. The
closing prices were: Gold. l7lIi EewYork Central,
1871; Eric, 1904; Resding. i29i Michigan Southern.
III; Illinois Central 1914; Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
foes Galcna, 1894; Rock Island. lO9 Cumberland.
y63; Chico 20 and North Western. 5i.
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BY telegraph, dated San Francisco. May ~, Mining
stocks were quoted Ophr. sl.i25 y foot Gould
Curry 1890; Savage, &2,o5O Potos. t7Go5 Yellow
Jacket, ee0a
Freights are fairly active and quite firm, with
IN upward tendency. To LIVERPOOL the engagements
sre 5000 bush. Wbest at 6asid. In bulk and bags,
Der neutral 1900 do DO at SID in bulk rs tuns Pro
visions at lss ellis sd and per steamer. 100 bales
Cotton at I'd. y D. To London. 800 bbla Flour Q,
a. per steamer 900 bsls Flour at 2A 200 boxes Ba
con at $751; and 500 bales Furs at 30s. To Glasgow,
snOOO bush Wheat at Cd. In bulk; per neutral tuns
Provisions Of oOs To Bristol IS boxes aud IA hhds
Tnlow at 20a To Bremen, 10 trps Provisions nk
42s 3D. The Charters are An italian bark with B 900
bush Wheat TO Cork for orders at S. 3D. y quarter;
two italian barks TO Livespooa with Petroleum. one
With ,7oosbbls and the other with 50o bbis. ct SIS.
Dbl, vessel Of LOO bbs. capacity out 70 the West
indies and back at o. 500 ooehsf payable In gold; one
of COO tuns from Cow Bay TO Eew-Yosf ut Is 50 tun
one Of COO tuns from Philadelphia to Key Wost at IS TO
. tun an American vessel Of s57 tans from the south
side Of Cuba with Sugar at 49, and British brig Ok
eet tuns Oh the same voyage, with similar cargo 1t
Eic n
The business Of the Sub.Treasury was' Re-
eeips e. PSI OFT s3for Customs tloi. 900; Payments
n oe5 rs o.; Balance e2s ia o56 9s io+os e2< go
Money continues abundant ct 6S7 per cent,
With rood deal at lower rates. The sales Of o+Os are
better to-day the First National selling s2ia2'o. In
che face Of an easy money market there are cases where
the National Banks have been Obliged TO grant In.
diligence to City Banks which were unable to respond
IN legal tender to pay for lo4o 1t probable that the
national Banks win be directed 70 pay the June Coupons
Al .Ae twoysar per cent notes In few days parties
desiring to bay io4os win be able to convert the p'i
.spt notes and accrued interest into them atsevefa
banks In New.York
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,t,a,,ic Timothy ia selling IN smaN 'os al wa 80 rt
- trh We, is sslablc at s. 400 ~ - e bush
SsIT-The market Is very quiet out 'hris Is no aspo
,on " ~ Liverpool Ground at 81 factory hllod at
"a rs and Ashtcn's At r = o. , ., ,o,a,,,.
cpEfTER 10 lrm and in moderate requessa al ~ lJS,
- IL. al so tnns sesian az the inside Fate.
nn cOA better inquiry has prevailed for Kentucky
market IL firm; sales Of 2pl hhds. at 9d3Vc 10
asi,v Other kinds duil yet firm.
III OW-The maTko, Is da heavy and oweri sales OF
40 90 n Western aud City at l3a5! and 2oc0o ID Tallow
YThe market Is dnl and decidedly lover saes
NJ 600 bbs at + q for state end 81 23 for Western
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Hoard Of Couucilmcn.

Board Of Councilmcn.
oyucnLl SPECIAL SKssIos-Thur.dsy. May =. 1864
Tho Board me. in their Chamber. No. Is CITY Hall, par
susnt 70 Tho following call:
The Hon JAnEs HAYES
Sn; You will please convsso the Board Of Coubouen
Thursday the i7h instant two ocloch TO tass into
consideration subjects come before the Board for
~ ''9;H a@S&aTi MGsaEl cross
fHTRicK IL KEENAN, p PAW, FIIizo,Eh1Lb,
JOHN HEALY, JOHN nOUOiTALlN,
ShsbfkIc asq hEfFkas %iIfIAS J5xoE,.
ALEXANDER BRANDON, VALENTINE COOK.
frv.en,-js. Hayes ESQ.,, President and the following
members: - ., -
Counclliosn IsaIy. Keenan,, Riley BIOpsy Hsreny Web
Bchsefef Brandon Bros RUSSELL fitzgerald and Joyce-y
The nnnLs OF the preceding meeting wee red and sp
proved.
R.oirsd That tho drw.lh the souhehy sids Of Morton
sert bewsca West snd streets be tagged full
width, under the direction Of the Snc.t COMMISSIONS
Which was referred to the COMMITTEES on Streets
Esesd THAT the street Commisoner Be and he 10 hereby
Authorized and directed shed and cumbnces on
he siewah In Morton street. between Wsstnd Washington
streets, forthwith ,.,,
Nv Councilman kKHHAH-
R,psd That sever with the necessary ucelvinr basins
and culyrts be built Essx street. between Boons and
Delaney streets under tho drscos Of Mo Croon Aqoeduc
Which was referred to tho Committee on Sewers
By Councilman KIENAS-
to Henry M Bailey 10 place sman sign the s,oop
Of h me ises number three hundred Md thirty dI Brooms
street, to remain during the pleasure Of the Common Council
Which adopted
Pssstd That termination be and the IL hereby given
V EdWud B. Cuon 70 place small dEp IN mont Of bic
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luton that no person holding any ONCE under the ha
states shall hold any Office in Louisiana offered BY ,I
StrauffeY was laid over. The majority and pinoi.y
up and motion 10 lay the latter on the table was 81
by 81 to II.
TwESTYTmRp DAY, May s--Mr. Straaner's resonr
ton OF the previous day referred 10 the ComniH
On General proyisous Tho Reports on Emancipa.oe
then being In order discussion ensued upon MI Abeae
minority report which was discussed until tho
ment. -., r.,
Ahes mirrrity report was resumed and after he hs4
replied u argument advanced against i on ns pis'o
day and the passage Of resolution 70 sul'on -
obhge every member 10 vote, the minority fep0f'"f
iectod by % 10 IL. Adjourned b. May 70
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Know That ..... Of Captain .... SO. CON-
pany :... regiment o. vounsers Who On.
rolled on the day Of thousand eight hundred
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FROM WARRINGTON.
special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WAsuNGroy. Friday, May 49, 1891
LETTER ABOUT TIE BATTLES.

Col. Paul Frank, commanding a brigade in
Hancock's Corps in letter dated says all his field
ofilcers except two had been killed or wounded. His
brigade consisted OF nino regiments. among them the
SGD, 57tb, and nth New-York.
His losses up 10 that time are said to be about Loo
lie describes the battle Of Friday the severest he
lad ever Witnessed An officer Of Gen. Birncys stan
saws. "Our division has been in the thekest OF the
fight and our loss in killed and wounded very severe
"Our principal loss on the Sth but VIC have pecn
engaged more or less every day since. Our loss IN on
GERS has been unusually great aud the casualties III
staff officers never 20 numerous"
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AMERICAN TEMPERANCE CoNvKSrIox.-rb'

adjourned meeting Of this Convention was held yss'm
day afternoon in the Cooper Institute, for the dsc
sion OF Temperance doctrines Dr. Ge0Tgs az
pointed Secretary The subjects for discasson "elS
frst Temperance and Sabbsth-Schools ssogn a. W
Importance OF tho Band Of Hope movement asa snv ~
cessy for tho formation OF snoh societies - orean.
with our sabbath. Schools and adult Temperance
Nations DR.. Bennett spoke Of WORKING the ehldrss
into the Temperance meeting and was iono%eu " "
Rev. Mr.. Dunn. the Rev. Mr.. Shsridan' anu NJ 10
tSo Rev. Charles j. Jones Of Sallor Snug Harbor %
the nrosperous condition Of tho Temperance cause "
staten fssnd. Short addresses were aslvered q
ia ~ the Secretary on juvenile movements and ~
results Of organized action in their bsha ssr vh'"s
The meeting adIourns
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hitting statement " disbursements iamies Of volunteers
lof fortnight ending APnl 20. 1864.
Which was received and ordered on hle
PAPERS FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Resolution that Patrick Kelly be permitted te erect water
gough In front OF hs premifcs number one hundred and
Eighth avenue remain during the pleasure OF
the Common Council
Which was coneurred in.
construct signal In front Of his premises number i've
hundred and eghtyhy Grand street. and permission to
remain during the pleasure OF the Common Council
Which concurred in
Resolution that permission bs given TO Pstsr Sseden 10
barbers pole In ont Of his place Of business number
hundred and nineteen Broadway The permission bercby
given 20 continue only during tho pleasure Of the Common
Council;
Resolution that permission be given 70 John Kznrsr 10
and maintain watering trough Ia front Of HIS
es, siI hundred and thirty Greenwich street, during the
plrasurc VI the Common Connnil
Which was concutIrd In.
Resolution permission be oven Carroll D-lmuy
keep fruit stand At the foot OF Burning slip and Sooh
to remain during the pleasure Of the Common Council
Which referred to Comnittss StTeess
Resolution that permission be given TO Henry Jackson to
exhibit goods In front Of his number three hundred
aud eighty six Third the TO remain during the
pleasure Of the Common Council. - ..
Which was concurred p.
Revolution that the Street Commissioner be directed To
have iron gate placed tho Battery ratings opposite
number seventeen State street. the east aide Of the Battery
Which laid
Report OF Joint Committee TO whom referred the sslsc
on OF public parade ground for tho drills and parde OF the
st Division, In favor Of adopting resoutons hfst that the
plot Of ground In the Central Parh lying south OF the
principal skating pond DO appropriated parade ground fog
tho of the LIST Division Of the National Gusrd second that
the Commissioners Of tho Central Psk be requested to remove
such trees and shrubs said PLOT along
walks and to make such improvements In the grade will
facilitate lie By the roops and third that the street Com
missioner Madison to Be prepared for rssmea
psrsde ground By renewing ~ trees and other oesuucs0n