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ballots bu, in that case the Army would 10 re-
cruised, and the end would be reached all the
sooner In this connection We may express tie
belief that If the Republicans had governed by
smaller msjori,es in Congress and the staie Legis.
iaturcs during the las, thrce years thcy would
have applied themselves moro zcsloualy To escn-
tails In place VI qusrreling and losing timo over
non-cssentials. Whatever party may win ut tho
approaching Presidential election. IL s to be hoped
Nm, the majority may be small enough 10 ensure
boaesy, viser aud discretion.
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WASHINGTON nArEfr RETAIL rslcrs.

NEW YoaK. Friday, sept l6.
notwithstanding the decline In gold. the price Of
neatly every article Of consumption In the market Ia
ls III n ~ As reason, deale-a contend that
they hoah, high figures, ind must necessarily SIX
such pf.ce, win insure them from loss BE that u
Il may hous,xeepes gain nothing BY ia, Sl IN sold
In which all ae Int rested, Va dsars napase aInons
themselves ~ keep up bish prces. The markets are
we'll stocked with articles of a fair average grade.
Butter "a little cheapeT while eggs souies hot
hisher se Is sill very high. but 1t Ia hoped that
in the course OF lew days IL will meet with fall.
Vegetables ARE Aso GEAR which IL caused BY the bad
weather Peaches arc less plenty, but OF 6nsr quail.
it,, while srspes c0ms iD mole freely, aud cell
cheaper
B.enS- hraia per lb.-Rosstins ptecea sna2; !;
Bound steaks .ts2o Siroin d. ztAz; Porter house
p Poi a.i o 1srSsd d. si.ss tc,Sed i,el isss4
x! ss. s.S !. S. .s ss Sass Cheese s''
T,sa;m'',.sss fss;3 Per b. Banana, SsIs per
fsss S.r HpPss us g tnsD doa ss Pea.
es.St ,i5e:3 ,Sr.nSsrrss i..ls g.f sq.i.; 2iaa.ss
as ps TIL H. fss APPLES sass, - NUS SsIsn; sa
ri %"sst sssS rnp. S Peaches
Pie . Is i Ssls. Es. r ssss II? s aiss
Saluoa1 fPickerel, 10; LobsterS, !;
Oyster q b42 10; Clsns, pal G6 Crahs
psr iot smeied MaeI.eIe- l5alej 10
tes AS Dried Cod fsh' loali SAT- salmon
Ia % Harss'cl l64ys SmS4ed ed, sAi,aSa, 70
ssl5 shad 25e5O each; Pollock, SAP Lake BlAs 10 ;
Frost Fish, IL Sano., e'aIG Black fish, lUal2; Her
ring, 5glO sturseon, lOal5 scollop +c ~: Salt
ed shsd, l5aYy smoked Herring. lzsls per beh Of ;
smoked Haddock, i.Nxo Catfish ialz Anssies, lte
hall peck; Porries sal9: Sea Lars Izal3: Weal
ec'tabies.-Torustocs, eopsO half Peek. Potatoes
half peck, 2bsao Peach Blows, Ssil; MERGERS. 80
Beets. sale per dozen ChsilotA 20 per quart ;
uarlick, 4Oa22 per bunch Ho-se R,iish, sable per
salad, 5ac bead Pie Plant, sal9 yer bupeh I;
1urnips halt peck, lnl2; Cabbage, head, lza20 BeI-
Inuda onion,, staI5 Carrots, Per do, Gas Bees,
70 Sew Unions iSs2G Parsley, bunch, 4ai beans
quar-, 3auS5 (; Summer squa.heh each, Lsl0j Oys.
ter Plant, 2ua25 each Caulitiower, lya95 Ier
head; New Turnip', Ilai2 han peck bermuda pota.
toes, 46a5J; Cuclnbera las string beans, 5las5 /;
Leeks, BUNCH, sally shives, "a B.dishes bunch,
Peypy-, dog lssx5: Sweet Potatoes half peck, bvaGs
Lima Beans, 3Ja35 kohlrabi, SAIL.
SnOk,d Hsdls, per lb-Haus, 25a30 Shoulders.
9is25 Beef, 24s26 Bacon, s4ss5 ronfues Il<s
! - Coz ned Pork, Zls2z esussse, lssx2; Iripe,
10; Boognas, 1oa2b.
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For . half.hour watched him. and though
looked for and expected 10 find them, symp-
toms could detect that the mind Of the great
hssardous nslitsry coup de main Apparently u
did not lie upon bis mind the weight OF feather.
A mail arrived. ns tore open The papers and
general officers near him, then rotc u With char
acteristic suddenuess, but with fresh aud smiling
coun,enance, fling down the road beside many
thousand mep, whose lives were IN bis Keep
tpo
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Financial News, Markets, sc.

Nesc Yort, Friday, Sspt. l6, p. k.-The fuctul-
tions Ia gold have been follows At 10 o'ciork,
rs lC.ic, 2s,.: 1O.2, s2,'. II, 221k; iiI
2.,s; 1915, ROY 1880 22G'. l, 1.5'. LIS,
zg4I. l.35, 23sa =, go IS, 925. 3 995k $50
2l5'. !, S25N. Money easy and plenty at I per
cent. Exchange va dun at lo9 for spece. The gen
eral stock market has been irregular and lover
to-day. Governments were very stroas with god
damnnd.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

A Good Nuusber.-For "The Human Face
Divine" see the Illustrated chronological Journal
tor October. Newsmeu have IL " cent?. FOWLER
4 WELLS, 8s9 broadway. N2
wheeler and Wilsea's HighSa PreRium
Losk Ssiiah b0vtnS nAGhtasA vs. HyuHAvny. Sxs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For the Hair and skip.-Barry,s Tricop.
hsrous. The best and chespcss article. sold by all
druggists. 9i
vanaecaSrv Eureka Conec-Celebruted
for IL purity and delicious flavor Once tried, always
used. 10 I've hsd Of srocers generally. kOBEkT
DAVIS, solo AGENT 100 Chambers at. l1S
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A IL MEMBERS OF THE FATHER Mathew
"A T. A. y. soclety, OF South Brooklyn, IRE guest
60 70 meet in their useiing rooms, 6t+ Columbia st.
TO answer their names relative TO al actioa TO be
S 11ss y y r. sIy OF HSt inpesnns ha BY
1LkNARD hARriN, Rec. Sec. il2
A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
~Avill u held on SUNDAY evening at 6s East DAD.
sas by Neptune Division. when Master DANIEL
% se' a.. poSS wi" callers sen
,ttead. Con-. early to got aseAt. ID. WALfORD.
Pic'. 80
A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE NEErlNG THIS
ioVd r,easing and singing. speakers aud stdeers
,,'ii,d e S9Ie. sAor spceeLes and io;s OF sinsins
EATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY, No.
:. \. Hall sd It and q Az, on SUNDAY Evening
sept 18Th, At G'clock. Slesker Nj, Francis X. rur-
cell, Mr. HOLLYWOOD Ind Others. singns by Nr Sash,
Mckinney and othen. r. O'CoNNoil rrs. VI, j.
sA,SE, Rec. sec. ~,
EArHbE MATHEW 7. A. Is. SOCIETY,
i No. !, OF New York-rhe briah, Star OF the Eat
VII hold public TENS meeting on tomorrow
Ss sss fssh . near We on sbisS SSc.sn aI .as
meeting will be sddressed by Michael brennan, Jss.
no and GkoRE f ffsHf
tIes H. MI kthf, kce See. iss
L'ATuER MATHEW I. A. Is. SOCIETY,
NO 8, OF Brooklvp,E D--The member are hereby
notified TO meet In regaa al III. lr hall, Grand
and III st, next SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock,
tond III. i.ne al oil our decexed brother member
enicrcel. 1nos. JOYCE, fres NJ. HERAGilTY,
Nee sec. 10,
FAATHE,,K! M q. II; W. 7: a, b SOCIETY,
be delivered tomorrow Sunday evening By Aessrs.
los Br, and Ihcs. Liton. Singing b. Me..is,
OF the soc.s} viii b. held AZ Montague Hail. GA We'd
nesday evening, Sept. 2sth. Tickets lone dollar eseJ
eau DO procuIed ci any member OF the Society. u.
LANGroN, Prest. JOIN rIfRNEY, Rec, Sec. 15s
JACKSON HALL.-THL MEMBERS OF
a III. Father Mathew L. b. T. A. b. society, branch
No. wiz mold their usual public TEMPERANCE meet
lnSeiins sili te sddressed BY Jadse Do.aS,a., from
Pate sou, y: j., Me.ss. stephenson and Galbraiih.
SIIA& HART ' Fss.i den G'" John ' Iy SCH
Secretary, 49,
NOTICE. = THE ST. JAMES ROMAN
Catholic I. A. u. Society viii hold public meet.
kds V Bowsy Hester
ard Graad S,tes, a. SSoSh The neetins o WIN be
Osui!van win sing some Of their effective 50
'0f SARTEE2 s AJ
nkA III. President. l9s
NATIONAL REGENERATION FATHER
Meeting every SUNDAY aud &edSesasy evening,
viii sals. A srnssy sysp sss D. sYfl
Mrs McGinn, n, BAN election q othcefs win take
pis:s alter the public meeting An 'he membei. and
Society, +. r. fURCELL, Plest. p-otein li6
DIC-NIC OF MARSHAL DIVISION, SONS
L OF Temperance, Tuesday, Sept 10th, at the
Grove near High Bridge. There will be .p .akins aud
sin.ing and other entertaining exercises. A harpst
aud vionist has been engaged, The boat will start
from Harlem Bridge at o'clock N, at 80 minutes
past 10 A and at ~ minutes past " Pm. The
whole excursion wiz cost about 70 eant. The friends
be obtained at the Harlem Bridge landing. Come
early the first boat MATTHIAS JACOBS, ALEX,
ATx1g s&spk ~
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A DISCOURSE UPON THE PHILOSO-
4 Aphy Of Redemption" viii he preached by Prof.
MATIlsON, tlst 1t, near 9th ave, to-morIow Of lO{
An AT " P.N., Earthly Benefits Of True Rslk
SION Young people esDcci aliy invited, Preschins,
also on wednesday, Thu sday and Friday EVENING"
following, at O'Clock, BY ministers in sttendancS
upon the Conference. Ill
DEDICATION - THE DEDICATION OF
- the Hunters Point NJ. T. Church viii take place
next Sabbath Deiicsting Services by the REV.
CliAS. fLfFCHERf- l0a. Presiding in the after.
noon, ~ O'clock, BY the Rev WM McALlSIEK; IN
In the evening, BY the Rev. j. 4. BOOTH Ihs io..
lowing Sabbath, Sept 18th, tie Brooklyn Praying
Band may be expected to hold their services durinS
The day and evening. Benz. WILSON, Pastor. at
INVEST FORTY FOURTH ST UNITED
w Presbyterian Church, between 9th and lOsh
svenues-Preaching tomorrow, Communion Bah.
bath, by the PASTOR Rev O. Campbell, at hali-past ID
In the morning, aud by Rev. b. :. Pinkerton Of liar.
lem Ut hall-past IN the evening. All Invited ~
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING-SUN,
L day evening, AZ p. ". of the Father Ma;he. Z,
B Society. Nc. 3, y. y, at Father Matthew HslN
i.u viii attend EDwD. BROWNE PIst IL IN
MAGUIRk, Rec. Sec. lB
THE FATHER MATHEW U. b. T. A. B.
meeting Sunday evening, Sept. 18th, Of their Han
96l H. oone s. speakeF- Geoise Stephenson, Daniel
Waiord. sylvester Bui ns, and John Dunn singins
py fioiessorr " ilson, sullivan. and ttoeket The
Cofninitee on Ball will meet sunday, a. o'clock. ~
the fesitence OF Mr. John Hollows,. 70 Mo- thnors
81 70 make tnsl Arrangement " oiteI OF me char.
man. Z. l. CAREY JOHN RARRi, Pres eeati
TIMOTHY :. LYNCH. Roc. Sec. las
THE FATHER MATHEW TIA. b. SOCIETY
\ No. T. Of Z. ecnpolnt ~i hold its regular week.,
meeting, at their Hall In Frunklin o.. on SupdkS
evening, sept; y, at, O'clock p. sasaser-Df
kI.ESbl MO aud Dr. GAkTLAN, S,nsng b. Nj,
Nall, MI. stocter and Nj. =. q. Menia. PATRICK
LAMB, Pres. JAs. HAWKINS Rec sec. los
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DRY GOODS.

GEORGE KEiES, S43 sth AVE, WILL
~ open on Monday, pt. 18th several lots Of rich
plaid ad other dress goods black and plain colors2
silks French merinoe uplecAs. Also new cloak ~
shawis hAnnes and domestic goods At manufactur.
EN- p.ices. iOY
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TRADE NOTICES.

BAKERS OF UNION NO. 6, BROOKLYN.
- A meeting viii be held At " Myrtle ave, on Sat
urday evening ut o'clock. Az meinl ers and thoss
vho wHh TO Join, are rcquested to attend and receive
their tckets or the pic nic be held IN 1hroop ave
Park, on Saturday evening, sept. 2tth. Tickets 25
ccntA and 20 proceed to New orb, 10 pay Union No.
/ a Wal. at their meeting room. IS; B9~.ry. Every
baker ia brooklyn 10 requested to fall in line. BY
order oil THoS. DoNAhlk- Pres, JOHN DUHNEY,
spc'y. 1@
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VOURNEYMEN BAKERS UNION MEET
a. this evening at ~ o'clock, ut 1sI Bowery upper
All the members requested 10 he prescnt;
nomination Of officers tor the next term. No o.
BROOKLYN viii pay US u visit this evening and other
Important Ddsiuess transacted. Let members be pres
eut. and others TINT wish TO ioin us IRA A. CAMP
L. Pest. JOHN REILLY, sec. ll6
NlLVEhSMlTHo ASSOCIATION--AS SPEC
- isl meeting will be held on Monday, sept l9th Ut
O'Clock y. M at 100 Hester II. Punctuai atlendance
" reue sed. oa busness OF Importance the society
WIN THOMAS, Pras, y. McLAtGHLlN, sec. TAI
CIGAR MAKERS rNION-A MELTING
~ vii be held at SO hast Broadway on sunday Sept
Il, at ~ oelU9 am, " ireue cars receive monthly
oucs. and proposals. for membership. SAMUEL SOL
UMUS, Pea 1854
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STONE CU1TFRS, MASONs, WORKERS

" clT'fzTESNNsH'i -i ss3cf fkfNS
RALLY FOR GOOD CITY GOVERNMENTS!
meeting OF the above Trades preliminary, will b
head ct ls3 Bowery fMiIitsry Han, TO endorse the
sIeat movement inaieufated b. the various TrHdes
Tor Iiouest and Capable Men IN our City Oaices,
WITHOUT REGARD TO PARTY Or POSITION
Oh Monday evening, sept. 10, at o'clock I'm.
COME ONE AND ALL.
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THE eth WARD-GEAND RALLY-Mc.

TIE 9Th WARD-GEAND RALLY-llc.
l. CLELLAN and PENDLETON. All club., asso.
e.aions and citzens OF this Ward deriious Of taking
part IN the great ting OF the 18th ias N iI.eeS
NJ the he tiguarterr Of the Mcclellan Iuou Club. %
Nand,m 81 at O'Clock pIccisely, on SATURDAY even
iL.g The 1, ia inst. IS order OF FRANCIS j. TUCK.
FIR, Chairman CHARLES WATERS, JOHN A,
CAROLYN. The Mar.hsl- Of the various Clubs vii
mort at 7. NJ. WM. j, SHIELDS, tiruni slAr.
.hll. yGs
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cTH WARD UNITED DEMOCRACY

> ID WARD MOZART MCCLELLAN CLUB
- The members are requested to meet At the
BfAdord House, bet 3pth and bUth cts, DAD wsy,
=. o'clock, this eyenins, tb March, TO marcn TO the
Eatineation Meeting, he'd IN Union So TO rn'ify the
houination made BY the National and State Gunyeli.
tions. GEO. b. McCLLLLAS, tor PIe.ident p; go
II YENDLEiOS, ior Vice P.v-dcnt HuRATIO
SEYMOUR, for Governor; DAVID 4. fLOIn
JONES, Tor Lieut. -trover Rail-, your Vounlrt
asks you Couie one; Come ALL IIG
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POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.-THR
~ Peop,e Of klngs County will meet IN MASS
MEEflN,i TO Intiiy the > ate Nominations, al
MONTAGUE HALL, opposite the CITY HALL
BROOkllN,
THIS SATURDAY ENtNINU, AT O'CLOCK.
Prominent Speakers will address the tneotIu,
Ward Clubs, aud AL persons favorable TO the elscs
ten Of
GENERAL MCCLELLAN,
are invited to attend.
ROBr. " JOHNSTON
los Chairman Com. Advancement
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EATHIE MATHEW T. A. Is. SOCIETY,
i No. !, OF New Iork-rhe bright Star OF the Eat
viii hold public TempsIance meeting on TO- morrow
,spnday! e'enins, Is.h is.t ~ o'clock, ~ their
hall, SSb Twelfth 81 near av e. which occasion the
ting will be addressed by Michael brennan, Jes
Canpbsll and George stephenson, Esl. Singing b.
Messrs M.liov an and siose-. GEORGE FLEMING,
ties. l.. MI kpHf, kcc Sec. Iss
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A IL MEMBERS OF THE FATHER Mathew
"a T. A. b. soclety, OF South Brooklyn IRE re tiest-
81 meet in their fspiug rooms, 6G+ Columbia 1t,
on sunday septenbe. ISL, 1854, AT O'Clock, l.. ~.
10 answer their names relative 10 al aciion TO be
taken On the erection OF new temperance hall. BY
oruer OF The Society. DANIEL O'kEfELl, PIea
JtkNARD MARTIN. Rec. Sec. ii2
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-VV NJ1Hs AI5Is2Nl''ffCFsNI 3.
THE UNION, CONSTITUTION AND THR

sA each organization 10 report to him their Marshal
as assistant D. order. }. L, Voorhees,, c. L.; Thos.
Mcdonnell, T.. J. v. pettit, ID. Use. W Brooks,
l;P. Mrtey, VI. No. 2 Ceols. Butcher. Cel inan c.
yNO. MCDONALD, Chairman. Dr. q. W. BROOKS,
Secretary. l25
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lNlTth Of Sept ut the hesdguarteu Of tho 22d ward
Members lnd citizens OF the ward, favorable to the
election OF Mcclellan and Pendioton, invited 70
meet aho, this Saturday evening, from to ~
oclcck TO o'n In procession and march TO the great
Mcclellan Mac hletiar at MON Squsre. b. order
Of the Committee OF Arrangements. WV. GAR.
REiI, Chairnln JOSEPH /. WEBS TER, sec. III
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Gavan Thousand Rebel PriSoDar8 Al
Point lookout
The Wellington Star says:

The Washington Star says: -. -.
HAt the present time there are up
wards of seven thousand rebel prison
ers confined in the prisoners camp at
Point Lookout Md, two Thousand of
whom are in hospitals. Fheyars all PR
yates, but represent every branch Of arm
in tho Confederate service. The camp
is inzexeellent condition, and the gpris-
oners are well provided for, their rs-
tions= being composed Of bread corn
meal beeS bacon, beans, heminy, rice,
sugar, coffee or tea, salt nolsssss, potsr
toes, &c. .-.--.---5 -.
"rhese prisoners reahEe quitea reve-
nue. from the manufacture OF fancy fans
bone rings and horse hair wAtch ohainS
which they dispose OF to suffers and
visitors to the camp. One hundred men
are detailed each day ror duty on the
wharf, to load and unload vessels, and
every morning some Of these working
gangs bring down from the camp large
quantities of trinkets, which they sell
and trade with the boatmen. These pris-
oners appear TO be anxious to be placed
upon the working gangs for then they
have an opportunity to trade for to-
bacco and other articles not contraband.
'Quite large number have been re-
leased recently upon taking the oath of
allegiance, and many others would signi-
fy their willingness to do so II It was not for
| fear of rough treatment ut the hands Of
their fellow prisoners. --,--.
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DE. r ANDERS q GUS 1OD4Nf
WATER.-dodins water acts upon the Heart, LdY-
sr, EidneyE, Digestive Organs snd GlandulAr syl'
ten.
The Eoeesss vhich has ATTENDED the nse Of tbs
r,suy In private practice, and the endOrssnenf n
medical suthcrity, ensble rs TO recommend It %
ts,e pract1rcnsr and the public, feeling sonhds9t
eEAf with fair trial it viii attest rs OWH szee-
tauos IA the care Of Chronic Diseases, which ind-
cate Iodine, such ss sOrOfula, Bronohitia, Ekin
Eruptioes, Hsart, Liver and Kidney Disease
Eervous Affections, Neuralgia, RheunAttaRs Dyp-
Pepsis, Debility, syPhiils, &c. ae @
Physicians may SaIy upon the uniform strength
e Iodias Wstsr as containing thEeezquArtsr grai4
Pure Iodine In each fluid ounce Of pure water,
ulvsut bsing nsed. Il Is not liable TO GeoOmPO1-
sn nor spontaneously formed inequalities; netthel
the iodine oxadised or neutraliEed BY combine
ION With any ingredient, rendering this solution
uperior 70 any other method Of eGAlbising Iodine
Tuh direotious accompany each bottle, that it
msy Be used as = family medicine - well - by the
peoEsssiOn.
Price one dollar per bottle. On receipt Of hss
SssIars aix bottles delivered Tres By express to aPy
address.
Beware Of oountsrfsfta and limitations which IN
urin0splsd dealers eadeavOr to diSpOSs Of on oul
repztation. See our reputation and trade-maf
fthe Greek word heading this sdvertSSemsDtl upoI
she labels and wrappers on each bottle without
which none Is genuine.
Circular gratis. DR. a. AhDERs Oo.i
t----.-- --- PhYEician and chemists,
.fssr rss 30. 32s Broadway, New Fork.
mSy21:R2.s.0. .E.4T&WY ,ar q .5 tlr ca
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CATARRH.

Qrss GATTARHisqAits Types 3 Istages
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MORNING. LEADER.


rs T06 D8nOcf3tAci ks9CBEamMesl d1-
The following are tbs steps which the
Democracy woiAapsObably take when their
Convention Of States meets .agasl 10
Fgfst.T That the Government should as
sumo the rebel war debt.Uislo aaIooE5d .
Ssoohda sThAtit should remumerats the
rebels for alftheir property destroyed bhy
our arnles. agsi sds Cd Of s5ruoq ed5 ID bs
Third That it should pay, them fer all
TIE slaves they b8ye iost j II GORssgqespgce s9 Ct
Fo4Tt4. That slavery Should Bss rsg!ssttas- s
lished and extended into all free territory
be law sbolLhihg slavery in theD District Of
oolumbiasrepealsd and the fugitive slave
law restored. mrs e
Fifth. That the slz New England States
should .beceNSeLid eLidqtsdiate too States 90 ~
to reduce their representation In the U. s.
Senate from ,tigelps to four, or ekse that tlIey
should all b eePstted from the Union. y
Sirth That an act of oast di1Tg should
be passed against all the members Of the
Administrator, and all themost prominent
Union Generals and naval commander
and against sseyy E'aGiNg supporter Of fAs
I0oerTaDsel1tr ina sat Ett-- s-lruiraJ .5-
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Iulys-ITo
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collection OF Letters in the Business
Territory,

FIRsT Oo4l1cFIUg viii commence ct 6.S5 In time
for $50 Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Washington.
SECOND COELB04IOR commences at 7s35 A. n, for
9.45 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great Western.
THIRD COLLECTION commences OF $50 A. n. for
Drop Letters;
FoURTH CoLLEoTIoE commences at ll:2O A. n. for
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