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Fiaase,ai News Markets, &c,

Wv iot, Wednesday,, sept. -, 6, p ~ God has
been very steady to-day ut l1J'. i44'.. The seu-
era stock market was fractonallJ higher, comparing
the latest quotations Of the two days Governments
were INN Sith n light demand The loan marlct
"" quiet aud easy at a6 pes cent. Commercial
paper was DUH and passed al G4a9. Foreign eK-
change Vas firm in cousei uence OF tho limited sup
PLY OF hil' but the demand was small, the transnc.
lions ranging from 49,, 10 Tho entire revenue
receipts from internal t1Nes, from the fret day Of last
July up to yesterday, amounted 20 sSlIIg.5o9 IL
This far exceeds expectation. ON Change to-day
Flour Ice. a Toe. better Wheat va. lie. a &c
better Corn WA ic. better. oats were dun and
heavy. Pork va, quiet Beef wa. steady Lard wa
duh, and whl.kcy was steady olos.ns little fgmcr.
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coorei man p,med Charles Ferguson killed
his son James On Sunday last The mother Of tho
boy gives the following account Of the murders
NJ son came into the house and my husband
Chsrles Ferguson, W,s lying in the kitchen. Nv
hurbani called TO james and asked him "a 10
after some hsh-hools The boy said, "Faihor, I
have Teen after some aud canno, &c, them" Then
his iathsr said, "Iou have teen lounging about
all TIE afternoon, aud you sre . .rihing ---- Z"
Inc son T,J'iei, "Fstnur you must not call me
shat name, for will uut stand H." Then the "a.
'her rolted the same names hundred times or
more, and added other Insulting names. The son
replied Tie father then sprang 10 his feet and
jumped al the deceased, anc sAd, III will murder
you theu blew out tie candle, and ran out Of
tn. house, | heart ny son, the deceased, say,
" You have ssAbt Ell me" then said, IL will have
you arrested" lie sad, "You will, ha ?" and came
after me. | ran into one Of tue neigAbor's houses
and concealed myself for | was afraid he would
shoot me While IN tho room concealed, heard
the report OF pistol ald said, There, he Is shot"
came OUT anu sure enough, my sou was lying IN
tlo ~. IN shot through Ihe nead. Ny husband LAS
Threatened b. kali me time ard again, and no one
KNOWS how much abuse | have received al his
hands. cannot say whsther my son had the hat.
che! 0ouud near hum or not 1 never heard him
shrsateu to iujuIs ny husband.
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Justice In Prussia.

ihsts Is probably no other Government In
Europe so thoroughly .ristocrs.e q, ,b., of Pru.
h- ana none in which the line o., division b.
tween the nobility and the common p.ople i, NOR,
clearly defined. The former cI,., ar. .Ilo,-,d A.
utmost latitude, and tho occ,.,on,i Init, =,
poor man by one Of the nobility /, a ma,,sr Of no
consequence 10 the suthorIties. A c,se lately &C.
'ureI "a 'ne city Of Bonn which has created coz.
'ersbe ih-'eslng not NJ : IN Prussia, but sl-o
10 France and England. One q tho P-!ssisn no.
oies-Count EuLrSBuRo who is /. nephew OF HEsa
bishARK' the Prussisn n nister OF State, happened
TO 10 passing along stree, 1t night In conp.nv
win friends when they mot /. small marty Of the
common people, and in some way disput. ,ro,.
between tho Count and = member Of the other
party The result was that tho Count drew his
sword and run II through the commoner IA
proved That the murdered m,n was Frsnchmau,
named OrT' cook In the employ o. Prince ALFRYp
of England Tho murderer Was not arrested, and
a'ter remaining IN secluron four NJ fvs DAYS
Joined the regimen. ~ which no was an object and
has rsmsinod at Bonn, without any ,pp.rsn, dan
ger ofpunishment The conduct NJ the Prls.inn
authorities in permitting the Count h 20 unpun.
ishsi has osllcd forth .ortn ~ -onuiro from the
'''n'h hnA ilslhn lpOrnals when IL sCCOuutel
Tor by The citizenship and occupation Of or re
London TMRs, in d!scus.ins the subject, says:
by tho usage ~ civilized nations the person, ~
Ambassadors are sAcrs,, because they represent
their respective suVere'gus, rld ~. exemption
rom the ordinary civil aud criminal jurisdiction
ehtendh IN prLctios even to their sttsn ANTS and
uoneahc servants. III" concession II those priv
neSes does not Of course affect the criminal Haliny
y any QUO who ruay iu'urs them, but 3. al east
pisces hon under the special protection q the
lA"' WnAt IL due TO the QI,eu's Ambassador
nust surely be due 10 the Queens sou and Lord
NAmEH vas promptly Instructed 10 apply for
rsdress TO Bsrlin. Not only do HI. Remembrance
seem to have been entirely untyalliug, but IL In
stated that the Crown Prince OF Prussis selected ~
Us ade-de-csnp aud took with him ~ C1hurs,
Tue broIh.r VI tue very Count who hAd con mItsd
Ihis murder"
IL would seem from this language that the mat.
ter IL hecoming serious, and that the BRUSH GOV.
eminent Ia disposed 10 ius.rt upon Justice in the
premlses The aria ocrscy IA Prussia, and he old
King At its head dsssrvo less Ii that they would
uos soon forget; aud unless their oppressive
and domineering course toward the poorer classes
shall bs soon discontinued, the Liberal party,
which IS now rapidly growing up n their midst,
viii Ierninaie II IN summary manner.
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- EAT IL a.

BfGGIN-On sept. 2oth, SITTER .bor, II 'pe,, pa,
rich Ettrn, native Of the Paris q OF Ns. - 20,
ler Co. trrnanagh' Ireland Ia tha ,uth - "i h,s
Age - "''
Ills friends, and tho.e Of his nephev, p,,ricl
AMI Thomas Chimes IespoctfIllt Incl. -, ,o AZ
tend tie funeral, on Friday afternoon . ~ -
n. - "'Sioct' nom HI. late tosdeuce, 20 ronth
ave- cor 15th n, without further notice iii
manifestations, on Tur.J., 49,, "a
John EDWARD tas ksell. aged 81 yetrs AMI :; os 49,
lAc friends vi the family a.r Tcsp.ctful h. ,ited
to attend IN, tuueinL al ~ ugiO's, nom III. is,s
T,siienoe' pallyto"n' unon rown.nih \ ! liG
FRAY Mon Inesd.y, s.pt. 70, OF tuiur ,os re-.
LIN in the South lIiookyn Foundry, .i0L, 'vn on
native Of tho fsrish Of Nohui, Co v rst ,,,,bs'
Ire LAM, Ased ~ Yeas. 49,
u. ma ms pl b. tskeu from hi, la,c ,.,, ,,,,.
lIkeiugn a., near Robin. -, this murnlnf, -
O'Clock, To the Church OF 81. M.r,'s 4 IA =
where Requiem M4Ss vii he offered for h '. I'LL
hou thence TO the Ceiurterl Of the How CrI,. IT,,
bush, nc o'clock, l.. N. IDe tiipuds Of m ~
are resicctuly invited " attend the iun,f LIP
OUT further lOtce 10 ''"-
GAlLOWAE-In South Brooklyn, Gov ,,,,.
"Wednesday, sept. ~, MARY A., dgught.r ~ '.e' ~
Illz.Neth GaIlolTay, aged years ana mon va una
lne relatives and frlends OF the iAmiiy A. a m.
iuly invited TO attend Tho funeral tins tlhnTt.,'
ate. nuOn at O'Clock, nom the NJ. h. tlt',I - Y!
~, u,al 9th ave, bOwanus ?. IL -th
HIGGINs-On Tuesday, Sept. 10, PairicL Ill.,.
N the JS.n year Of has age. e,'"s'
lii4 remains will lie taken from nj. Is, ,
teICe, 10 second I'VE, 10 the Church Of Tho ritI
lH' lhursdny morning. az ~ o'eo'k. III, frio,1'
prd those Oh his nephew Michael Mo- ,o,,,n, 'alHlA
tlttuuuy invited 10 attend, 80 ~
MgCLOSKEY- In WllaInsbursh, on VI,
:, g. ~ james Gilbert MCtlOskei, yutiny.-,'
john and a McCIoskey, AID mouth S'u VI
A bud ON earth TO bloom In hesya,
The funeral viii take place to-day from, ,,.-,
deuce Of his parents Sv1 aa 81 bet Eori w ga
lou streets. Ias sAu
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IuH New Orleans papers state shat j. AArtsoS
WELLS who has been acting Governor Of Lon. -anA
under the Constitution adopted ast year, has been
nlpIintei Provisional Governor ly the P-e4it9nt.
II would seem from Ibis seton that the Prc,ideu,
has found 1t dthcult msttor 20 unite the political
Knot IN LousiAn,, aud that lac ma, accordingly Gu,
Inc government OF that State under IL, new
Constitution, hssteen but lite better shaw fare,
.au'nS almost universal d's'4tisfIct' On. Il will
remembered tia! 1t wsI adopted by bsyonci
vote ia New Orleans Rlon RIu,c, AMI the few
1lher towns at that time in Fe lcral possess.ol
The Arcicsl nature Of the whole Iro,ceding was 90
PLAIN ina, when The Cougressmen elected under
he 'nii Constitution claimed their seats st the at
'c'si'n' tiey we're promptly refused admission,
an since that time the government q Louisiana
has le.n In . sadly inuldlci condition. IT, q
appoinausa: Il Governor WELLS to the ONCE
OF Provisional Governor, admits Of lut one intsrrr.
''ton that the Pr s.dcnt iuteuds to follow TIC
cad Of Congress- in refusing to recognize tho new
Constitution, aud, also tha. 10 Intends to null.fy
Tie vnole concern, and start Louisiana In = new
traek-the same which tie other reclaim st.,es
'Fe now on. We heartily endorse thi, policy, and
our readers will rcr5lleci that, 1t is excel. what
The srs advocated several weeks ago with r.spee.
to both Louisiana and Virginia The political 81,
na'on in the latter State is not quite 50 bad a. in
'he former, but It's new Constitution was adop,e j
very much in the same manner as that Of Louis.
ana aud - effects have been anything but dear.
able. Tho work " reconstruction in LouisI.p,
Will now 10 plain aud strais htiorwsrd, without
those sntsnslemsnts wi ch have heretofore ret.rd.
Cd It, AZ The result OF the bogus Constitution.
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Mns;c md Ninscle.

Az recent meeting Of the Board Of School Con
'rolIer' held in Phadelphis, two thing. were done
IN" arc worthy Of special commentator. They
decided to include in their estimate for the com n
Year $1,000 for tie expenses Of teaching music,
SUI $1,000 FOR the -ur.. = Of iutrOd Iclg hgut
gymhEsdc exercises into TIC schools Muse, says
the Lsn0FE, - now taught IN some Of The pubic
schools, but the public have to paw for It out o.
Their own p,cket money. TIE lessons shou d 10
extended q oil, and tn .xpei SC should be CHARGED
10 the hool Fund. But desirable as music ia as
part Of pub ic school instruction, physical
framing Is sill more So; aud the small cost ct
which thoroush systen Of calisthenics can be
introduced, shows for what pitiful sum We have
been dspriyinv the school children OF system u
discipline and "a onsl exercise that Ia Of inestns-
Die advantage. The number Of pupils IN the pu -
nc schools 10 In the agsro.a ale ABOUT seyenty-ive
thousand, and Tie cost Of Introducing listhenica
viii be about $1,000. or an sversgo Of ten cents .
year for each pupil
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SPECIAL. NOTICES


fuckers Charms of Youth tor the COM
peN'ou, skin ana eth. Price Jau po!lf psr ItI,I A
Asnuis"tuic4 et the la'oratop. No so sixth ay,
DO. OF " u 49, sold hV III Druggist. and Ly r. A.
l"''o'' Wholesale A,or,, o. fulton Of, y l. s5s
''roNcr ~ bakers Highest Premium,
iAsle Ht!lsh aug I0'E St.t1h Nrrins Mac Iin,. 4.5
hioad"ay, New York, aud $50 Fulton stlret BrooI
Bn
W Leelcr ~ W ilson Lock stitch >.v,nu
Machine aad Button Hole Machine, NJ Cgs HI,,as,
way, \. y V''
Howe sewing Machine Company No 6s9
broadway, y. \. ELIAS MOVIE IL p,,''.'-p
a euts wanted w ii
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NJ A R kslA<sRS

SEl tCH MAYHEM In William, !rtr,, IN
u,'dhs' lyth net b. Oh" tov. = j. - niieli Mr..
u th1cs .! the late Philip > Msyhow, OF William.
burgH, l.. ~ " '',ln''-
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Ihn New York correspondent, received Instruct
IONS rom his employers by the last steamer, W
KEEP sharp watch on the Penian movemont.-
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WE BLOW WITH INSTRUMENTS

w others without -FA'hcr Mathew r. A. b. socie-
" No 3, ui Brooklyn. F. u. trend concert and put-
Ne teil 'rranre meeting this Thur day evening "
o'clprk. corner Grand and 9Th ~. Music b. tn.
Assumption hand. II pieces. Speaker D. 4 sur.
ton. Ed. &. L. ',odey, EsI Singors ,esps Cana.
van Emma Farlant aud other l.dir. Me..rs
Farmhouse, j and b.. Taylor, i. Holue, kelv Bol.
las, Hathaway uut othors Door Opeu Al q orluck
Come thrlv the HAL will be filed teiore he n.n,
time. Ihos JOYCE Priest, N. McKEEYFR. Rec.
Secretary. l,s
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Juarez ~tili Hopeful.


letter from President JrARrz to . gentleman
Ia this city, dated IL raso dol NJrtc, August l,,h
ssys;-
| have established h.e the seat Of soysrpp.,,
and WIZ 10 remain he,e some Iiinr, alter which /
shall fix "a residence o. one NJ the clue, 81 tIc IN
terror Stated. D r enemies will probably ,nn,,',.
the dissolution OF tho Mexican Go,eruuent. Inn
y'u and our friends should uOt crouit such a. In
pot,tion. | shall not ieAye she Mexican trrIit'ry
shall iuh the duty Of prcstryins the .Niste1rr n,
Tie only popular power ostIul shed b. tho vii at
my fellow citizens, anu 20 net Uespgir of mo s.,,-
cess OF our ,Aus5 when | SEQ Tie Mexican. ,y,r.'-
where resisting tLe yoke % Ile iuval. z, IND MAN
'S'h'ng the struggle IN al ous States.
The Fcuiuns.-A PHILADELPHIA story.
Tho Ne" York corrospon cut II Phnsdslob,.
paper gives, what he processes to be- rsliALls sy.
dences Of The reality %: the FcuiNu movement,
Fact First That negotiations are repdlr., f. p
NC rnr,hAAe ot eight usoaa steamers, each w..
rALl,l to carry one Nousand msn, win the ,rr-
,alh'y almost that the purchase will b, made /,
lore the lrl ~ q ioler.
| Fdct ~ oHd-rla there have been ~.
iu''i ~sus '' arms ir'ia tie Government b- rar =,
mo are supp eel 10 he dtuti al w.,l i, r,r,-
ans Nllhlh tie past i0r.u.gff and thai mon.
! 'oil' Tor l't'ei purchases ure now under cyl,il
| vIatiuu. ''"1''
FIc 7htd-rlN o4e # ,As ban, note c,,,,,,-,
lts ul his CT, are ANN engaged a.. ,.. ',.
bonds for the new st R,p.Uic. T. matt ~.
who are their employers, uut have ,.,i't ,',
HlIsh Consul suu LIs attaches know all aL.,,, !,
llAs u from good authority tna, sue London
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ne iriends OF her sons w and Michael Lynch,
Also heT sonsin-law, Aicnl. Kelly and John Muiov,
~ lhNlled 70 attend the fune al, on Friday are-.
noon, -ept ~ a. ] o'clock, from Csth ct and s.h
ave, 10 Galway Cemetery. 10
dan uter Of James and RosInn, o,Pe iI, aN.d ~
h@ ,ie'a',y., sni f.euis Of the nmir &C re-
"a. al aloou. at o'c.ts,k frmn no I'D, ne n,
~ PNent - Huber ct. Her remain, will be- ken
to Cavary Cemetery for interueni '''' III
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MILITARY.

NOTICE TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
4Nlsying been established Tor over three var. 10,
collecting all classes oi claims, We have comete a.,
y.ents Tor -etIlnr accounts VI soldiers ~ ho
lcel discharged on partial descriptive lists prisourr.
other ar.earRes. Advances made Iniorn,at,"n
gratis Pensions procured, Hack pas and h5nutv ~
heirs Of deceased soldiers l.. BROWN A CO. B.nA.
ers, ? Park Place, sIG
CPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDlFRS-,
~ Important Notlcp-AN soldiers nIu-trfsI ont ,r
discharged upon partial descriptive lists can receive
to LEFfEKrS, hOfFMAN & 60, ~ Park fos. 86S
TINE CREWS OF ALL VESSELS CAN
Il receive their prize and hag money and Ali otbrr
claims prompy attended 10. Apply TO T. l.. Mag XII,
Nos, ly1 south ~. Men OF tho somrrpet Ly CiIca..
sian cat receive their prize uoney immediately Al.
~ X. T.. lee, Bsnchee and Ella. Apply a. above iii
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DAINTERs-THH EXCrRSlnN CnMNIr.
SOCIETY NOTICES.

A .. OF HlBERNlASS- THE Oiicrr.
"A. aud msmbcrs OF this oder sre fcluo.tci To
meet at hli'inAn's Hall 2Cih n and IN AZ, on Fri
day I'D At O'ClocS 10 attend the tune al OF oar
brother memlet, Patrick Beggan. OF 40 IS IulIN
MAJ IRE, q. 4. JAMES CASH as ~
A -. OF HlBERNIANS No. I3.-TUI
"a. 'ntmhefs Of the above number are ro4uc.trd TO
meet At hilleman's Hall 26th a. and IN aV on ri
day, 2Ed; ut o'clock, T. attend the fuuerp Of their
late brother member, Patrick Began. MICHAEL.
hoRlSEl Prcf. JOHN BiRNs, Sec. ~
EENlAN BROTHERHOOD A PUBLIC
meeting OF the O'H ,louev Circle will be hold nm
,ngo1cu's Hall. 81 ave Ct 5Hth anu 6 IN s,s, on
! h. .raay evening, sept. 2lFt i. y. Rogers and u
Js II ticiuAu, EsVIs, ~Ih deliver addtes-ps An IN
lhVui oi iri-h lWep'n. snce are invited IN atteui
10 cuuinencr at ; o'cUcN. order Ut TERENCI
6kOW M, Centre MARTIN VI. HANLEY, sec
Rotary. ia
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GENERAL IgsSiNI:S~.

AT CITY HALL PLiri ,Np n DlN.
n ire IT. pavnirake.-' t.r.ra .....t .n,.. ~.
.G..Iir y, diamonds, So. The hahe.' uso,s pt.
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Personal NOTlCEs.

INfORNAllON WANTED OF DANIEL
tONNfLl~ Of Kerry, ireland. b. his brother,
fati!eA' lust arrived Ioul London, aud Who can he
iould al 'AHEs VILLAGES, Jgs Cherry a. 10
IF THE BOY WHO TOOK THE CARPET
Abas from the fruit store 81 Broadway will rst,n
TIE sane, suitable loNArd win be .iyon and no
questions asked. ~" ~
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4 huhew r. \. Is Society No. 3, OF n y, This
lhuuday Evening, sept. 2lsL at Father Mathew
Hall, cor 10Th ~. and sIh ay. Me.srs - Langton
SAD burns wall address the meeting. singing b.
ladies'. Nj ManahEn, with numi e. Of hi. excellent
band Vii IN wen the occasion with music. EDW
W: I, tits, lles. PATRICK GILMORE, Vice
CHAs. A. CLARK, sec. 49,
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SEwINIl MACHINES.

EOR, SALE-A WHEELER & WILSut
Il sewing machine, an p6ol oT,irr can a., <
f'r't a'ehue between 10Th aud 18th sta &.
SlNGERS no. ., For TAILORING OR
,hoemaslLf splendid Wheeler q " ..sou. no, /,
o. ha.tL W l.e.h dlh's, ilowe's 'og leather. and
eutI IIAt-c!- s,glnT mach ne. 70 rent and i1r 4 4,
at Tie lowest piss.he tegus Cal - 'ilee a.. II, ~ ~.
SEMlNG MACdlNLS WANTED FOR Ctsl,
J" ~ sin. ere, I'd hahi, WiI utr .At hi.1.
nt Price ios Them. Machiaei ot all Kind. r,.il. ~
NICHOLS.
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE ANbJO
- leat' heW sud gee nd hand Wheeler a. WUs.t.,
mm"llhss repaired and key IN the hest order fut
s.d -. - - r'A
SEWlNG MACHINES FOE SALE 10 rom,
- OF exchanle--Ali first cIw- inac1iur3 per' Az
1 ECO hhnu' cheap To- c,sh or pat payment Al -
',ua'N '9' uP s'ai's Machines bou ,ht VI a4Nan.e.
'------- ili
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DEATHS.

,LfSCHTOn Sept, Goth. 1865, Mary Lynch. na.
we OF we Parish Of kilronan Co. Roscommou Ire
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CASH PAID IOE RAGS AND on
= met't-'hite rlcs J.. rou's peg Do: cu.o-pI an
AOo'ens " cent? book uul rrvapto-s ctrt4 old
oihs- 10 cents pct 10 np"r and poster ~ r.ts =
cad ~ cent. At 10 Nes Boeory, bet Rposota.t =.
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TO DAVlDS. OGDEN AND ALL CLAIN-

ITO DANlDS. OGDEN AND ALL CLAIM
= ING by, throufh a. under him, notice {. her.l,y
SVEN that All ,hares Of the capital .tock ct he Ehot
l@land hlulnS Company oi Mi,hirau, on which am
sum OF money remains due N consequence of an a..
.r,,meni' pay able June l5'h, 1888, will be sold AZ
publc Alctlou. AT TIE office Of said Comu,uv NJ a
Nassau street Groom No. %, New York civ, on ths
hinih day o. october 1855, ~ ~ o'clock 4 NJ a.
SAkD IN I, secretary. &C., ~
N\ANIEl - INFORMATION OF THE
w whereabouts Of MARY TOONY and IoiiiE
IA TOOhN, IRON Clougher, County Iouth Ireland
hNinF ~ New 1ork ~ present n this meets theif
Ing word to uWtN RELY, No ;! Tenth ave, conner
OF Ioth'@ ~ ! ~
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GOOD TIDlNGS OF GREAT Joy TO THE

COOP TlDlNGS OF GREAT JOY TO THE
- Hc1ttCrs Of tile Father Mathew I. A u. Soriety
No. ., OF Nuw lpik-lAcy win hold their IT, Mar
and ID without lear ut Interruption fion EN-
l'd uciliei' Tue Nee ing will he addressed by the
loHo"hg able ndNocgtes of Temperance; The elo-
quent ar. Perry, OF B.ooklyn, Nr Peler Dunn. md
ohets. Mcs,r-. Farmhouse, John Carroll and a Ia, n
OF ohciH, ~iH enliNen the meeting with their sweet
strain. Come Win tue heats AM continue The
s"lou- iul,sOl OF the Socet; ~ reclaim NJ man
nd from tue cutrc ol Rum. A Ccll Mile FAltha TO
all aus ueitler sud fl ends Of the society 4 ANES
nELANl /. os.dert. BERNARD DOHERTl, Y co
f.c't NJ. !. sat ~, Rec. sec. f. j. krlLET,
! in. sec. PETER kENSl, ris.r T. j. CAER'
Cor SO JOIN COkCOkAN, Marshal PATKiCk
L!OMLG, ccfEtrt-Atms. Directors GEORGE
SINFUL JOdN Riley, No. /, WILLIAM NEE
Inn, JOAN RILEY, No. !, PATRICK KEN
hEDi, iii
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COAL.

NEW COAL lARD-WE ARE DELIVER
ing the best quality Of all the different sizes of
stove, sgT and furnace, At the lowest market prize.
nom under cover. Pun weight warranted a. uur
col yard, 90 West g'th st. MACDONALD MAC.
khOl 40
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CAMt'fL WYNN, AUCI.. SILL, o.,
- fbur-d-y, the .to,s and i.ur, Ola ..l..r. .....
boit'"s counte =, .edste al anu Ot or aftIcIu., "
Baxter -, O'clock ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-21

A is'er from President JrARrl to gentleman
Ia this city, dated IL rIso del NOrIe, Angus. l7.h
nys:--
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-17
A Singular Present.

The negroes at Norfolk and Fortress
Monroe have purchased sword, which
is to be presented to Ben Butler. This is
an idea which could only have originated
under the wool of darkey. Presenting
Butler with sword Is abou. equal to max
ing pig present of a pocket banker.
cheicf,for one is about as likely to be prop.
erly used as the other.
1t would be much more appropriate to
make Butler present Of sale, in which
TO store the gold be stole at New Orlean..
II he had his deserts, be would receive the
present of rope,as q reward for his "pa.
triotio services" in filling bis own pockets
by plnnderipg friend and foe. If he should
ever fall into the power of some of the
white private sol dlers who have suffered
from bis tyranny, incompetence anG COW.
ardice, he will be more likely to need
pair OF crutches or coffin tb an a sword, ,
which is an article that be has neither
courage enough to use, nor sense enough
10 let alone. Democratic Standard
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-06-17
Notes of Third Series of 7-30s
now ready.

The demand for the Second Series Of
the 7.30 Notes was 20 great that the Trsas.
ury Department wss unable to print them
with sufficient rspidity TO gil the orders.
II will be remembered that hundred mil
lions were subscribed and paid for In
single week. The printing presses have
6nally surmounted the difficulty and on
Wednesday, 7tb, the deliveries Of the
Third Series commenced, and will be con-
tinued with the same proptness that mark
ed the supply Of the notes Of the first and
second series. It has been this inttcrup-
tion Of delivery at the time Of subscription
which has given an appearance Of falling
off in the popular taking of the loan the
great body oi small takers being uuwill-
ing to pay their money unless they receive
their notes right 10 hand, to carry them
home. l. is expected that after this week
the daily subscriptions to the Seven Thir-
ties will run up into millions. as they will
undoubtedly be stimulated by the opening
of the farmers wool markets East and
West. IL is not at all likely that the
Government will ever again offer so dssir-
able security as these notes, and abou,
two hundred millions only remain TO be
taken.
With the close OF the war the national
expenses will be vastly reduced. and in
vestors must look for a sharp reduction
in the rate OF interest as soon as the pres.
ent loans become due, and oan be paid of
There is no reason why the United States
credit for money should ever again fall
below It's credit for courage. The same
spirit that preserved the geographical in.
tegrity on par with that of the most ia.
vored natious-and that will repesent a
rate Of interest under rather than over
four ger cent.