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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-21

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-An order has been issued
by the War Department for board Gf officers to
semhle as soon practicable to eXaInne and report
upon the Applications and recommendations which
have been submitted for appointments in the regular
ment of the vacancies to be filed: In the Cavalry
cnmm9rd, Second l4ieutenants, 81; in the Artillery
arm, Second Lieutenants, 40; in the Infantry arm
First Lieutenants. 60 in the Infantry arm, Second
LleutenantS, 299. Total number of Yacancies 81
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
IsDN MORNlNG, JUNE "a, 1903.


Tho srrrc.gou ., to I,c Pre- dent LfSootS
vic. %, was O. rom. up y C,uy-. S. that AIS
,.ur.-v v, I. ol. aas Ie .tNs'.ve or all rec.
f-. I,.r l,t ..I. S.uplr1v male . pre- icti1n
t.tt.r.r. e..lI u...4..,.g become 4" all R.,,ul.
,.an ~ nI C.stc.." AMI o.. hlGlIment u bis
ro,.c.yisu.tai .I Improbable. Here we have
op.I POI. f..,u tl.r Two lrtI.ay mon q their re-.
st..t.y. .cr,rst ono relating - this country
suI u.cot.,ri i..puc, 9th OF which are found.
c.rtl,..u .I..s " suypolit.1r, but upon
. jan t..-..I B..il. Jr.4..p.u. AuI tiIH IN tho
JuneJ.rs r.u t.s,, is DO every nation a pre-
dominating, VITA ling power, which Sooner or
lst,e uuat u..c .t.sf into every ch'nnol, JUS, a.
t.c heart luGi,,. t.s IlrII iutl every vein. The
sI.th I.u .rsI ls1..usIr.vet.s.cI the cpcroach.
r.nIg ~ fta,-u 'ela, a.. struvc {, STAY tho
r., #''e.s SIS. o. counter .tt4mrs 10 inf,,se
u.'fu p.ug.fl" into the .rtlcrn people
Bat Ito 'f - as titIo, g. tie vitality 81 sic
u't.n wa DO re n..iL, AMI the steady
'." 10 vr NuIlHk properly At lensth
Doc down olro. zion, nnl Northern
IriuDI' les have at last pcrmca,el H., Whoo
"'I T"c natural rcsI.t % THIS triumph vii be
g. break down ne Jiatusi.ye chArarieri.ucs Of the
South, sul cause .u..l,ness a. IDEAS AMI princi.
pies throughout TIE whole coulry. Thu, The sys.
ton Of lshor II now he.rt .rgauIycd ou the ssmo
basis tee nth that IS JrsvA.u ut At NE N,rih.
Following this will c1uii tLc introduction Of FREQ
schools, the distribution OF touk4 and other
means for ne requirement of education Then
manufactures will s,rnz up where thry have never
b. en known before, iu1us.ria pursuit.. - sI Kind.
Will frsluaIy grow up ,pcr tic manner OF the
n rth, anil in short the cucr,y, industry snd per.
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New Norl. in , omnli-sion.

u &C. quite natural shat an orphan child should
need tuar.I'u o. provide 'pr aud take care Of II /;
h.t Ilr = fIu -r.vu city HE MN York, thst ha,
.Lc REPUTATION ~ hnv ug attai.e la majority, ,nd
which les RrDtrsl.y rlpposoi TO Ln3w a hing or
t"o-ior such city - req lire he ,usrdianslip Of
aN dai n cugutrymen who annually assemble
~ Albany, iH rad CT humilis,iuy for tho CONNER.
cal metropolis # the nation. 1t would seem that
New Yal. hna the stature II a city, ami receive.
TIE treatment cot = post-vlIago First the ALBANY
guardians discover that we are using hnd water.
aud hey give u' the Cloion then il ia found th.,
We abuse uur Immigrants, and Albany
bind sends down Bureau NJ Immi,ration
then II Is discoyo ell Nat We don't arrest all tho
r,scalA and our guardian favors va with "A Metro
poIitan police b. catch them then when they arc
caught Il appears tia, we didn't take proper caro-
81 thcm, sd Albany sends ~ Clmmisslouer, Of
'hgri'es and Correction 10 attend 10 them then
"" don't sweep our streets according to the no.
Hons OF out country guardian, and we get new
thing In the C1mmlsEon line; and lastly, the
Albany folks take care Of our fires foru T'heso
are 'uy few u the srr,uy cments which Albany
las felt constrained g. make for our welfare, and
how many more arc IN the uiure II Is useles. TO
snrmisc.
l. Ne" 1ork ssiill minor, reqiirn g as much at
tenilon M nurse hcstuws upon an infant, then
there Is some necessity for tho guardian watchfnl.
ness Of the Legislature; tutif It Is really yrea,
city, tho metropolis OF tho Western hemisphere, the
commercial heart Of great nation, thcn II 10 sim.
ply Disgrace that ITS Inhabitants cannot govern H.
without the assistance u outsiders The grea,
trouble seems 10 lie, that eyeryhylv ia dianosed a.
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N'S i''t' Monday June %, 4 T. M-Tho follow.
lug were Tue leading quotations u, the Gold Room to-
u ' Al lu'o A. NJ l+0s' ll.3., l4lA; u, tn;
1850 l4l; |. liO's; 2.3G l41'., lul,;9 4s. M.
-" l4lS The general stock market sa, ,tror,
nut inactive Governments we're a fraction hi,ber
Exchange on London Was quoted at tu9N n 1907. Der
CENT Tor gold which rates preclude further shipment.
ul goa to ptoht. The money market remains very
".H' ~ a . per cent on ,HU Tho discount mnrk,t
W." H"', ~ y l"I coat, The tank statement, thi,
H''h rhoWr IN iurltrV Oi - bIJ,plg IN tours ana a
ut'Itase u thVVu 400 IN LEGAL touders and \ 8
~ NV 4'lN r. moe thhuAC- 4C,.Vrrnt ia mart III t.,
recent l,au 10 the govttnuent The me .ls nt,,..'
- "v"n N''hNb5 and tue GA culatlOu 10 up ~liIlgt
N tAh-o t,-uay Flour MA Gull Aud Sc los err
,"l'N Wa lt. h-t. lower. Corn Was heavy aud 70
"Nei, Oats We. duh and lower Pork va. loaer,
"u. wa hul Lard Mas steady, and MhIskey vus
NlNhout ue'lucd change, with mot doing
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I"F y ''A American war between p.rn.u,y nm
''' 'A' '.t'' ni I'Af.' Ira. y and tie Arycp.
vac H'pn'l' "n tho other side has been formally
inHuturA.ci 10y declarations Of host Lilies on tb,
Ia'" u" o'iNscrent', Paraguay, spunky little
Irpulht whose area IS Just furty-Ax times 1, "a
shan that Of it, AivcrsarIcs, WAS the first 70 civ.
tie challenge uf war. TIC ALLEGED anront ia ,b.
sncroS, wentr at the brazilian eupire in th, ~ v.r
ii."' ahH the INJURY inflicted upon the national
A'n'' OF ire r'p1'h' by IT'S imporiSl nriShbor.
TIE 'a"'' bt'l of Para quay against the hrgentinc
''H.'. '.,'. d ne t' lenses couiuitlud by the
I''' ..tN t.r ".,-'S, houor aud dignity of
tt-a-'-I u-,.yu and government as *.
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Who is ItesponnbIes

Not long since VIC alluded TO tho case " Young
man, imprisoned and tried Tor An act which could
not have been completed without the agency 81
more responsible parties. These persons were no,
indicated ~ brought W trial but their victim still
lansui'ho1 In Eldfidge street jail. Who Is resplu.
siols' On this subject the CoNNERolAL Says;
Nearly twenty days have now elapsed since the
60 lrt'inaruAl which ri 4 Mr. u, $ Osl or M
nsval reporter, on the charge OF furnishing contra
hand n'"r to The enemy, closed its nbir1. NJ one
no examined the evidence can ( amornent enter
tain the idea that the Government mAo ont IL. cn.e
Hsa INST HIN, and his friends are lead ~ believe
mat 'he tndlnsso Of the c"urI were ia his favor
Why' then, this delayl TIE officers " no have A. a
maj deicrmln atiOn ~ his case In charge should
Coz slider that they are doing injustice to an limo.
cent man aud ihtctug priyation upon his family.
lie has aready been incarceratsd nearly ,ix
months; or tire months no was an inmate a,
the OH Capitol Prison st Washington, where
no was Tor part Of tho time In solitary con.
hnement bis lie has been lmperilel twice or .
ny severe illness, aud the second time bv A do
mAnd mat he plead guilty before tho "poubloday
tommission" TO . charge which wo.lI have 49,.
sihly been punished with death aud ,ov Ia liz.
In PRISON liz and with his health underrn.n ned hv
long couhn'inent IL he had committed the crfre
aisgei against him, no could scarcely hSyo h,,,,
shed more severely, Daily thr pr..on eates
OPEN to let loose men who have been proven gul,,y
OF lar more henlous crimes than that with which
NJ. Osbon Is charged, aud still be Lns,rs ayui.rg
'ho aShA iur MS release. All shat his friend. A.
IN ms bchAli ia Justice and that Il may tc spoe.v
u 'hoy arc IN error respecting the findings of AZ.
,out" anu II Me conn Issiou found hiiu gully,
we! Ask 70 Know u, IN order that tusy may act In
hls uohai underslaniiugly. II no las Geen die
elsrei not guilty, thcn every moment thA, h,
unjust Incarceration.
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ID Y ATTN y.

bhHl Ck-on Mondar, June 20, A. ~ ms!,son
a. 'h"t"r u. infant son oi ','ott' c. aud sarah VI.
bntcock aged months aud II dave.
frcnd. aud Relatives are rnyutstcd 10 attend the
ilnoiHl' this Tu'sisy, at T. n. lc'
NRNIs-un SUNDAY, Ju.c %, .rcr a linro-ias
Hines Mary hyrres, ared 3' year,.
u" hierts mud a. Iuninignr,. Of the family are
I''"Ttuill invited 20 attend u" iuu' re, ou thi.
her late rcsdcuc,. - Furmm ~, brooklyn IIor .r.
" ,o. ll he in'e''ed in the Cemetery OF hg oy
mNrlNGTON In Ier.ey CIV. y. j.. on Monday
morning, 'un" %, Of Inflammation o' tie towels,
Ntcu- " Huntington s.u OF David I. and Fw'y
The relative. and ilcui. ofthc f,mll, afe respect.
fully invited ~ attend the funeral, on Wcil,s.isg
slt,nsoo june Is at oelocs, at ioi Ere = Jer.
LtwIs AZ wet Farms. on Monday. june 20,
thhhfinr. T. OF John Lev H., and only dau.lfcr u
l,an,n and Maffatet Sherwood, AGED - year, :
The relative. and friend. Of the family NE rc.loct-
fully invited 10 attend the funeral At the P,e-'v.
terlHn ,hurchi West Farms on tuesday, 2;th inst,
at ~ O'clock T. N. lu
M LLi ), O. MONDAY June 26.h,, Ca,harae
daushtcr OF MfhArl snd Mary Ann Mullins, aged
The triend' OF the family are rspcc,ivll, invited
q ." o'clock from the residence OF her parents,
81 jackson 81. ~
MrRrnY-On the 2ad inst, at - John. IIo.oital.
Anns3lis, Md, from the effect ct wound, rocoi,yi
ply. aged - yesrs, Lieut.. sgth Ecrt, y Y. Noi.
iuth lirlsade! rob of the late John Murphy, E.q.,
Duo notice Of hi. funeral viii he given on tho ar.
rival OF his r.inainr. 2gI
MotiI IRE suddenly. on SUNDAY. June 18th. Mar.
celia McGuirr IN the ?~th year Of her aFe native Of
tho County Of Meath, Ireland
The friends Of the family arr RESPECTFULLY t..,iied
70 attend the funeral, from the rr.ldfnce Of her
sisters IN Wcstchester, NVstchs -tuf Co To 81 ko-
man'r Church, on TUESDAY, ~t,rnoon, 21th mat, at
O'Clock. l0i
,pKhiLLy. o. rh,urday,June % Mt the re-ldrur,
IF HE .owin las, " M =. Ioycr, 233 sixth ave, vii.
hsu OlS'lly, aged ~ yesis.
iGe gnorai will take place from ~. Francis M
NtorH Church, on Iucrizy mo- uiug At O'Clock Ius
relatNer and friends are invited 10 attend III
hHANNOS-On Monday, June 2d tsfh rh,u,s
,. Shnnnon eldest son of Joseph sad fIu.a shan
non Of Loufhua, Co. GALWAY, lToland, a,od = yo4rs
Iii. remains vii 10 taken 70 calvary 'tmcery for
inicimenL on "Wednesday afternoon, ySth inst N >
Oclock tfunl the rcslt'uo. OF he pAfente, 49, Iiy
alb Ia ~ ). V. The triouds and aclusintaucr. d,
respectfully invited, without further notice, ; IA
Ilahol-oo paI+r- pcure copy. .92
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The southern People and the Freedmen
Nrsrc .a.cd to see TIA, while extreme plrt
sans at tho North are wra1ylng over the question
II negro suffrage, tho Southern people are going 10
work In accordance with the policy advocated by
the suS-thAt Of frs, making tho negr5 IL foi en-.
irsuchisemeni, by education. Three free ,choo.
have srcsi y teen established u s.,suuah, for the
sducs,on " colored Children AMI d, is stated tbs.
a H. policy So he pursueI throughoutthe STATE
Tho Savannah RHruBLIcAr, ono Of tie very few
"rehabihtstei" Southern journals iha, have tho
genuine loyal ring, says in Tvs issue Of The i0h
instant:
We have MI slong couteudod thu, the salvation
81 te hordmen depended On hcr spec Is intel
ectual elevation, and In no way can d e. D., "a sod
in lie moral scale ~ o. 10 ccuue useful merlt er.
Of sc ETY., except Is IAe A.upon e some ieas t'c
educstunA movement Wa .hc spread Of the
rec schools, W. shall, in a few years cease to
hear 81 tle degradation Of the colored pc0yle - tie
south, for II will not be long cfc these liberated
s.nSts, " wIscly guided in the ru'imentAry path
Il knowl dye will he abls - prove that th,y are
worthy Of th'ir freedom.
From this aud from similar opinions ,rprc-scd
In other s1uthern papers there isnl doub, lhst
tho people are fully mindful both Of their duties
and their interests concerning the colorel i.ec.
They arc opposed - the onfranchisement Of men
who have not tho intelligence ~ distinguish be-
tween ballot ami IN Of sale, but At tho same
time they are willing D. elevate the negro in the
only practicable way--by dispelliny his iynor-
ancc. The theory oftte radicals that tho southern
whites will wroak vengeance upon the free linen,
Is Al, CANNON, and Is simply 8 relating Of the
worn-oui abolition stories shout the general cruel.
ties prscteed toward tie slaves by their masters.
some negroes have been abused and ill.Lrosted In
Me past, and some will undoubtedly .haretho
same fate in tn future. white people are subject
to ll-troatmenL and 1t would 10 strange II negroe,
should 10 exempt. Bat We have no RICH, to rre.
Judge tho Southern people, AZ N. radicals are do
Ing, particularly when their sections indicate shat
'hry are willing to give the negroes helping
hand. Tho Ian of oducaiiny the negroes TO the
o'psh'l'y Of suffrage is the only one feasible, and
AS the frts.dant has determined 70 leave tho sub.
Jet to the pe pie OF the respective States II isa
good Indication that they sIresdy on tho right
road, regardless Of Northern extremists.
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pressed In The deolArsuou Of war, trugl.sy stands
IN 1he position of an ally the other POWERS
opposing Paraguay, and The cause ~ im psr,icps-
lion in the strife has not ye, clearly app. AIRED.
The Argentine Republic, IN its official deoa.
ration Of war, simply accepts The CHALLENGE given
BY Paraguay, and prepares for sharp campaign.
From present indications this will be more forrnid-
all" ihsn any u Tho wars that heretofore have
Cured among the sOuh American States. Para
gusy 10 said 10 have an army Of seventy five
thousand men, and With such = spirit as j. now
Insuiiests tho little republic will not he easily
brough, {: terms. The fiusl result however, can.
no, 5e doubted, for tho overwhelming odds in
tvor Of i.s oncini's must In time he felt. Tho
sympathy Of ,his country will doubtless lie with
Paragusy IN his struggle Tor our people naturally
feel Indignant ai any encrosch reni Of monarchy
upon republication In the Nov " rid. Il to 10
regretted IA! in the war nov commtrc ~, the
three republics concerned Vote no, allied nga ust
Dtaz. which is the only empire In South Amer.
ca .ld, like that Of Mexico, ought ~ 10 crushed
cut.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


All Persons Wishing Summer Clothing In
every variety. will 10 lp'ter ut D. ~. BudW me-
30 ~ and ~ Bowery, than ~ any other establish
mtnt ~ this city Speciality made to Return Sold.
iefA Childf"n'- department. not suIpassol rsnsc
call. II
wheeler 81 Wilson's sewing Machines
10 rent gnl kept Ia ORDER without charry one htaf
81 REM SLOWED on purchase. =. r. E.ir, $50 Bfold.
way, cor 2id 1t al1
DIR. IL srheDck, OF PhiiHdcIphin, will
Nlrt New OH prUic--tuuilly CVUrt lutiIa. excerpt
the ncSt fourth " july iif 'oour arc % % fs.t
erect Once houfs . \. ". to3 = ",'
Howe sewing Machine Company. Eiirs
Hove Jf President No go bfO14wH.. y. !. 80
Wheeler ~ Wilson, No. 62S Broadwuy,
l0ck-7ttch scring Machine and Uuttuuuoi, Ma
chimes .t
Diseases of Throat, Iunas, Heart ip-
theta, Asthma, &c, rr,cituy Treated D., tIf. n !
ililLLlPr. once hour, %, rs T.. ". 1r'.t.r
mailed Tor 90 cents. ~
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MAxkIAs.Es.

tuNNOK -UE\OE--On Iudnv, June 1tth. by
~ It-i"r oi tur-N th It, Church, ,ruau- tUrfur a
Me- sinur lcyoe, daughter Of Nile Ic,o., 90 thi-
ciJ. Iu.ate-- 40 caTd-
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.,bAwaS AND ROOMS.

A GENTLEMAN WANTS AN UNFUR.
ni-hed Toom, with closet and fireplace, or loom
and bedroom, a. a moderate rent. Af'.,ss ROOM,
IuS 80 sun Ofiic,
TO IET-TO A FAMILY OF TWO OR
tlrco person-, for months iioin the fret OF july
next iNois ON the thitd floor OF house in the up
ltl PART 81 the CITY. Evcrl coincidence lor house
keeping, beds, bedding, &c. Rent very 90 Address
WIN references, >. II. s., box s;U sun Office dOu
4 GENTLEMEN CAN nv ACCOMMODATE.
Ted m iuInisl"d tuolls, from 81 to ~ per week.
a. 2Oj Canal ~ c'r. of Mulberry.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

CIDER BRANDY-TRY H. ;. CONONER'S
~ celebrated Old Cider Brandy In cnses Of one or
two dpz or By the bbl II. : CONDN Ele Distier,
Freehold. New Jeroy. ~
FURNITURE FOR SALE OF LIVERY DE-
scription --Parlor and bedroom suites, rqfuct.
mirrors, bedding &c. at KENDALL : sCOTTS
Wafcfoon- 10 aut ~ Hudson IT, cor Canal pAy-
meni taken ia weekly nstaiment- II desuei 3i2
nllS AND PAlNTS-ROOF OIL. 5O CTS,
~ paint MI, rs ceuts PER gallon Grafton paint VEN
lint"cd OIL, spirits Iuuentinr and cuOrei paint,
cheap. White lead ami zinc, couts. u. BlDNELL
2bl Pearl II. as
SfLCIACLLS AND EYE GLASSES. PAT
- ented Apal, is6a-1hey suit perfectly Is a. rs
50. av. SOLD only by Prot fDND. :. FRANKS. Lee
tH'' 10 ~, ~ AMI sIec tares. sole PAtta'e,, 1870
1-.'"st, y. lorkani 81 Washington a., Bottom,
Nv. Ul
WATCHES JtWELRY AND CLOCKS
w iop'irpd NJ hai thu usual prices. warranted.
SuuI,r Nu.s % cost. NUug spr- cur old clocks,
esiD''. Hu lc"cly. MtK"lLL & CO.'S B.uad.
VI. rY.f. o.. 46
- $40 IS. LOAN-FIFrH NATIONAL
NANk
s.,IHWD AvENt'E N.Y.
Ihis Bank ha- The notes OF the above Oan TOR
uicn alec for the sale Of 5.SV. every evsrde from
~ - T. NJ,
RICHARD KELLY. Precedent
A IliOMp2rN, ,.lIrr uJ
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SAVINGS BsANAs.
IRA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fOR

EXTRA MISREPRESENTATION FOR
iLIliL SAVINGS OF MEKCHANrS CLERKS.
ny THE rpr.si2tlq m91t IInnq1e q; l,t5
ciIhl Jan ENrH, pbiy'hNNli on, Of ,h ~ 9prll 6
aif, iu addi, ~ f. the m-annual one, p,vaiie
TER CENr, on suns OF - and not exccedinr SiniG
which have remained unl -turhei tor THREE
YEARS prior to 1T July nrNt; TWO PER CENT.
on similar sumo which have 70 remained Tor TWO
IAk0 piioT To the same period and ONF PR
sm1de NJ act uf Justice to those dupoitois Who's.
meme, hayini hc,1 len thus undi.turned, has most
.,,,,,,,.,,, MOSES II. GRlNNELl., President.
ANDREW WARNER, secretary, 81
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION. No. %
iMuuen It. Interest tlloset at the rate of Il p,r
To .. IN, and un Monday, Thursday and SATURDAY
on BOND and @orss S wtk GyG & 'I}n
lic-Id'"t ANbERbllrl |. bl NIuN. S,c'y ahJ
New YORK SAVINGS BANK, cor. OF
4 li'h n, ami Nih avenue Opcn dali, 'ion 10
T.. NJ, Wednesday and SATURDAYS from To- : T. ",
Depu-ite- made on or before Jul. lot vii aiav In.
+ +, 81 81 i.Yr m. dat. mos CilEIsrH ret, H.
SIN PER CENI,-tREE from GOVERN
riilRn AvENrE SAVINGS RANK.
corner lhird avenue and ~ cut --.Nth street.
lErSlNI DEPOSITS. cl.-ta.Ht.
SIN TER CENT. interest paid on ~! sums from >
to i,uOJ fee from Government tN.
Al monrys deposited on OF hetolu july lU,h will
draw lltel,,t nom the it,
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, md SAN RhNY
ENENINhn, from d 10 O'clock.
sPENCER X GREFN, Precedent.
flCliAkp KELLY, Secretary. 49,
! MON DIME SAVINGS BANK, NOS ~
- Hnl i-9 tall.l It, cor NaIick, Gpn daily iGum
~ \, NJ. 10 ., and ou MONDAG, WEDNESDAY and
cent interest, free Of government tax ao--i on sums
Q, thD aud UNDER and,fNe per cent on larger sums
muhy utInnltd on or belole July lat, VIII Dear m
tercst from that date. EpER v HAIOHWOII 4,
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SEWING MACHINES

NEW AND SECOND HAND SEWING MA
4 'chinr- tor snl' aui 10 rent. 2nd hand machine,
ot Npfiuua ~ akvs for rnlc low. '. W. MlCkES Ir
ANd ''roadwsy, aud al liroome II Is
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
- lioWe's platform and SingrTs No. 2, aud family
machine. Aplly 30 Walker #, tor ioor, ~
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING
machines sold In hrlokl, "a Ny y GRACE,
$50 Fulton It, cor Court Alec "a, iinrs TO Iii 40
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TRADE NOTICES,

RRICKLAYERS' h. +. UNION MEET.
- ing Of the above body will BE- ~ . 5 Wclrr.Is,
evening, June 18TH Al y o'cieok ~ the Iruit III,
pchsary, COZ 2id ~, and 81 ay. All nut-mcmur. f,
Ieiutsloi TO Mtrpt CHRISTOPHER CAPIEk,
Pre.t. PATH ". HRAIllL, Sec'y. i'i
NOTICE To TAILORS-RALLY. RAIN
Rally 20 the next mas mertirc q ~ o. tr..i, iu
oonlvncton with the shop dC PARTNER, 10 te Hold in
the Bowery Garden, llJ RoNor,. on ruc-ia, even.
M, the 2Ith, NJ oclg,k r, order Of the Central
COMMITTEE dA'NtlMoRSLAr, Pre-. WILLIAM
trade NO, Ncionging to Society in ti, CIV and ,
cin''v 49, most rcspcctfuv invited to attend. ~
NOTlCE-TH MOULDERS or tnE Flna
= lion Works / ROACuE 4 sON, rr,rriotos,
are on snke. All mVuldUit ar requested a. hrrt,
away from the shop. ~ orlrr e. die Iuiou,
No. 20. .,4 ''
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

4 l A REGULAR MEETING or THE
n Itanstsuration roman Catholic Z A. Il -,.,ie,,
Of the CitN OF New York held on SATURDAY. lore l.fh
80 IA TIE school Rooms attached to tn Church he
no" Ing preamble and resolutions wct, uh4uifn,I.i
AdGp'od whereas, John iauttlcc LsY. Culu.-IIor
~ Law Aud NoiAry Puhli" II tho City Of ',N NorL
has kindly procured fer thiz Society, vitlYrt c,,
ltnSlii ION, a. chAr'r by Which Ne Cul.drr tl,i-
Stcletv hlHhlt favored; and whereas. ", viii 4,
show to ire aiore-ad gentleman our deem .pn,a a.,
Thitudc Tor the favor conferred our ~nocf, We
tender him Out -luCeIc thaHks individual. 'r hts
'onAlr services, aud resolve unauimUuslF lu pul n.
the above preamble, &c, iu three Of the pro,u,rt
neN-paper- of the City OF NtN York. viz: me SIM
NctTupu iisn Record and lri-h Am,tic. al. : nod
JOHN MCBRIDE, Prr-t. PATRICK O'COSNOE
Rec, SEC TX
a q. H., No. i-THE OFFICES AND
- memhri- Of the above order are triu,.,,I ia
meet a. smiths ll-l, corner OF Inn ~. aud -' ave
ltr dcy.as'd brother member John " lruIrl liz
Thyr MICHAEL MCMAHON, rIcsg.; JOHN MAX.
~ 'o'' l-J
A q. 1.-THE OFFICERS AND NE\t.
h.leia are requested 10 meet ~ Sni. ~ Han cor
nl IN H. ami 1T ave-, o'clock tins ru,.,uy an
tusl I" 1ltcud Abe iuue't oi our late .t,,,-,d
hlothtr member, John Wheeler, of 40. = Nv rl,.r
%, IohN MAIL lhE, utul. IT,,t. JANIS ,AsII-
IN, hchl. sec.
MASONIC NOTlCE-THE MEMBERS Og
~ We" Tree Lodse, 40. 4tI f q A. NJ are hrr,-
ny suuIionei ~ attend meeting ~ their fr1Iri.
oNti we bahh IN an II, this evening, a. hutiup-- OF
imiNitNi'c VIII he transacted ~ oTttf " "
lhhihAN, W. NJ. j. L. CABbLE, Sec. q pokl,n
=. u June 4'th, lsd5.
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TEMpTATlON, OR THE LAIn OF IS.
l. Hlrsl, D.. MIR El.KA 4. hlrtN. h. me
tiilD OF . bEAi IlrlL Slut.l, IA tn. Ntr.'. SEW
NORM LtDGEA, now ready, IT,. ior s4e very.
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OPERATIVE PLASTFRERS WILL HOLD
- their rsniar weekly meeting a; their halt cor
"a 81 hnd Nti ave this Tucsias evening. Ali in,iu
'Ia AZ" requested TO attend there WII IT, t tirc-
ION OF officers Tor the cn'uine term W. B,ENl-
fre-, JOliN Ennis Rec. SEE III
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THE NEW YORK LEDGER.

TEMPTATION, OR THE LADY OF AS
Il Ht RST B., Mrs ELLA \. pIPtN, IL tho
~. Of ABA TIL STORY Ia this weeks NEW
1okh LEDuLR, nov feady, and for sale every.
where,
TEMPTATION. OR The LADY or As.
~ kST ty Vie. ttlLA a. DlFl \, IL 'hs
we ~ ABtAl Illi LSIubl, in thu ~tck'- NEW
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v'EMl TAION, or THE LADY OF As.
HlEsi h,. Me- ILlH,A A.blF,l,l..
ttio OF 2 irAi llfl Lslpkl IN thi, weeks SEW
NNrrC.
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tpEMPTATIJN, OR IHE LADY OF As.
L nUR,l be- h!ss tiIIA \. pjrp.N. /. me
ti,lc y lihAl M - lukf, ia tuls g,,.'s NIW
NOkh LEDGER, nov Trldy, an .1r ale ,yrfv.
" .-.I.
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TtMIIAI!ON, OR THE lady " AS.
-, ~ X TX M!ss PLAZA. \. DltI-N. {. tlt
VIZ 9i hEAi liFIL STORY, IN tL.s .teA'sNI.N
nEh Ledger now ready, aud lor ,ale e, !.
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TfMlTA!lON, OF TIE LADY OF As.
a ~ h5,t 'y Nh tLiIA A. pltil, i, ne
\ oHN lIhuGE, Low Icaly, ana f.. -nIr .',r'
NLttt ' ''''