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I'll mag would he A. outrage from whateversourco
i light emGnate, but com n from the DAILY Nrvs
us poison is dosrJyol, al NJ great harm will be,
done T. those al whom tbs shaft OF malice has
been aimed. Throughout the war, We have al
ways condemned xr. sTASror's system Of srbi-
u,ry arrests, and protested against the commits
Bion o. any eXtrs Judicial acts, not warranted by
Vie force Of circumstances absolutely authorizing
the use Of military power f1r the seizure and
imprisonment Of criminals We have held hattts
authority " our civil courts q Jaw s sufficient FOR
the arrest, impr.tonu en-, and trial Of every class
Of offenders and we deTrec.to resort W military
law wherever CIVIL suI lH"al laws can bs promptly
enforced The case ~ MrciEL p.ay be one Of
this class Of offences and il may no,. We have no
means Of decidipg the question now. In due urnc
we have no ait, whoever &, rsponsbe Tor .
arrest will make the cause therefor apparent Metn.
time. The proprietor Of the DAuY Nsws Will have
his bands ul - prove Himself innocent u any
criminal intercourse with We Canada rebels On
the Of The conspiracy trias yesterday, cvi.
d.nce vu produced, showing that drat q s25
90 was sent 10 u. woop, by JAooB TnoNrsoS, and
credilAblo witnesses declare that this "Honorable
Member u Of Congress endorsed the draI thus
forwarded 10 him. AZ tho case now apponra Il
would scem that M wooD received the mouey,
and the public arc snIious to know whether i was
used g. pay Tor the incendary attempt upon New
IJrk tho ass,ssnAt On of tho Presidont, or other
rouel enterprises" the Confederate authorities o.
freely approved.
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THE NnN lOHn oUN.
SAltnDN Y0u,l,l I'M Il, i8c5.


Argy days ago a male tea be. in one Of the pub
lie srl,ols in tbs CITY va srrest'i for fufanly
..au't. and II Ia not lony since a female teacher
va. .rrligned nr nosrly besNuy another womAn's
braun out with % club. II 10 not proper to DE-
nglnce cl,s. becauss individuals, members Of
chat elias, prove 10 be unworthy o. Their post
end tie teachers of this city Of course uoi &C.
courtaHl,, ns body. Tor tie cr mes 81 particular
u.culb.fa " their iruf.rHou. Nevertheless, 10 Ia
notable fact that entirely too lsrss number Of the
teachers employed 10 TIE public schools Of this city
src totally untitled flr ther p.sc"', ei'her morally
~ Intellectually II d'oB not follow that tecsuse
person passes a successful cIp I,nit On, a-d re-
e.ivtsa 'ormai certificate Ut qrs hcat0p u teach
that 10 Is therefore comIctc-t 10 lead the mll1 OF
youth IN the proper path. More discrimination 10
needed 10 The selection - teachers. Political
and person. influence ~ allowed to weigh
TOO Leayly Ina 10 s.aucc, and rs
%, n 10 tsken into consideration in preferonc. TO
moral aud intellectual fitness. Tuo STANDARD q
nualheauons for putli' school teachers should he
~ high a. 70 debsr all sppl csuis VINO are MOI In
every respect competent w Tend The youthful wig
.rghL Any other public position may he hllod
With unworthy ofDiAs. bu. the same policy SHOULD
cot bo permitted in the schools m which tho char
.c,tts Of the children - us ely &c forncl, for
good or evil. Parents generally ~ not appreciate
tho important trust which thcy delegate n the
teacher OF their children and are too apt " over
took the fact mt II 10 10 the .ohool-room, more
h.n in tho family Gree, where tie child Ia mould
ed into the future man. Much good might DO done
In this rcsred parents would pay moro attention
~ She cdlostional progress Of thoir children.
There 10 too general q disposition TO lsave this
important ina,tsr entirely with the teachers AID
10 depend upon then " tafo the full charge Of
youthful eluc.uon. Ersrenm would make IL a
point 10 pay occasional visits IN the schools and
see for themselves what progress their children are
making, a. well Asto judge Jr themselves OF the
capabilities Of .e.cher4 much good might be a.
oomplished This course would not only satisfy
parents regarding the condition Of tie schools, but
Il would exercise wholesome influence upon
the toschctp, Cause them 10 b. more mindful Of
heir duties, and stimulate tho children with AL
,rctossed srdor IN tic ptOsocuilo4 VI thcr studies
The influence thus trou ut " beAr would have a
tendency TO wcei cut ,ho Objectionable class q
teachers, FOR no evil can long Withstand the as
s,uts o. public opinion wnen rightly directed
Itiss duty which oyery parent owes n his child
to assure himself that the l,t,cr 10 properly iu'
sructcd, ami This knowledge can only be nc
CURED by personal obssrr alton.
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u IL n blessing to owe What You Can't


Nh JAY Coon, the able fnNncier who has been
80 successful IN negotiating the Government losns
has prepared an olsborsIc document - prove that
the "nationsl debt Is q ble.s.n =" and that, II
rightly MANAGED, IL will prove 70 he bond that
will cemen, the Union more firmly ,han before.
This proposition is sbly argued 10y M. Coon,
aud It cannot be denied that he adiuces some very
plausible reasons Tor his assumption The doc
trnc that national debt Is calculated 10 strength
cns government, 10 BY no means a new theory,
and there sre, IN fact, many able poli.csl orono-
mis,s in England who strcuuousy argue In favor
OF the proposition. Mr. CoorE ~ probably find
some difficulty, however, IN proving t. tho Amer.
can people thaia debt u any Kind whether per
sonal e,a,c or ns,ionAl-is 80 blessing" Our
people have always Lsl the notion that individual
iudebIelncss is sort Of synonym Tor misery,
and At will 10 difficult TO convince them
chat IN aggregation OF individual misery
constitutes . blessing hut the latter parG
Of Mr.. Cora proposition will doubtless meet
with moro general favor, far ,he agrcenonts not
easily controversial. The debt being distributed
oil over the country, In every State, county aud
town, and anon al classes d people, II will nee.
ssssrily prove .bond Of uuion. Every man who
holds dollar worth OF rational securities will
have pecunisry interest IN the perpe,uaton OF
thc Union, additional 10 every other influence. We.
with all these advantages there arc very fow Iso-
pie who would not cons nj to rclinquish them for
the sale Of Gottns rid ct the national debt, II that
were possible. The question will naturally arise,
iftrce thousand millions ~ debt il = blessing,
why not Lot ii accumulate SO as to make II q still
greater ocssinsf Bathr. Coos =. article ia real
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y EATH q.

ANDERSON On June 10th, Caroline Anderson,
aged II months and 10 days.
arc re 3s,pcr,sy nvei 70 .ttsnd the S V nv.
tsstuIdAy! afternoon, lIth inst, az o'clock, from
tie Tesdeuco Of herS arenu, 1871 East Ssth 1t. is
BLARE-On June 18th, Ca;harino Blake, the be-
loved wife Of John Blake, County Of Leitlim he
land, aged ~ years,
The friend. and relative, of the family arc respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, SUNDAY alter
noon, June Is, At O'Clock, IRON her late residence,
SIC West 2Tth A.. ia
FLYNS-On Thursday, Juno IS, Bridget FLYNN,
the beloved daughter of owen ami Margaret Flynn,
aged ~ yearu, 4 months and ~ days.
Tho friends and re tiyos OF the family respect
fully invited 10 attend tie funeral, on sunday
afternoon, 18th mat at O'Clock, from the resi-
dencc OF her parents 4l1 East lbth st.; IRON thence
" Calvary Cemetery for interment. 1913
HASD--On THURSDAY, the 18th inst, after short
but reyere illness, Ann Hand, wife VI Thomas Hand,
native OF the Parish Of Aushnamuiia, Co. Monaghan,
Ireland, In the SSH year If her sc.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are re
rpccttully invited to attend the funeral, this Satut-
dsy mohing, Al 20 O'Clock me ryinains will be
taken from her late Ieseonce, % Cannon st. TO st.
Mars Church, cor, VI Ridge AZ Grand IT. whore n
solemn High hasr will he celebrated for the repose
~ his roul and nom thence TO calvary Cemetery
Tor inetmUnt 10
HEALY-On wednesday, juno 18Th, John Healy,
native u County koscoulmon, Ireland.
The relatives and friends a-e respectfully requested
10 attend tie funeral, on Saturday Aferi oou, june
T. ~ oeloek hon the residence of his brother SS'
Wet Ayth a. 90
NcCABE-On THURSDAY, June Is, af,er short but
severe ilnes', Jane. McCahe native OF tho Parish
Of Kills, Co. Lon lord, Ireland, aged % years
Ills friends ana acquaintance and alsO the friends
Of hir fhthsr-in-ulv, oven DOnOhue, are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral, from the Iesilonee OF
his parents 9th a. and 9th ave- this day, saturday,
a. / : o'clock 4. M. ll3
AcNAhARA-On sunday, June II, Mary Mona
mara IN the 1lst year ~ her ave,
Her rcIktlyet and friends respectfully invited
10 attend the nnora this saturday ate moon at
O'Clock, from thu residence OF heI ssseT, his. liar
| hns, ~ cherry IT, 10
| RIDpELIl-On WeduGslAy, iith inst, William
"A u
| 90 year. AMI % days
| The tIirnds and IelAtiycs OF tho family are re.
\ quesIed 10 attend the funeral on sunday Gfl0T
noon, 18th inst, At O'clock, from his late residence
! Oyth IT, near llth ave, ll3
| WEIGHr-On Friday, June 10, Mt 70 o'clock noon
Ehzaheth Connolly the beloved wife OF PM. Iight
| ared SO years.
| The relatives and friends Of the family are re
! spccttuliy invited N attend the funeral Sunda
| afternoon, june J. a - O'Clock, from her lat,
r,sid,nce 1871 Eut ll,h A. AosaIk, n. Jr plpor
| p'cakc copy, H.
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FisaselaI New. Markets, DE.

Ncs rsrk, Friday June 10, 9 T. k.-Tho follow
ing the leading quotations at the Gold Room to-
day At 1880 A. ~ lrf,; lloo, ii5; ie.15, l44s ;
I, 1857; 2.l5, lt2',; 24j, iA.'s; ., lIJi 800
l43', 80 1891. The general stock market was
dull and from y 10 yer cent lower than yesterday
Governments were stcndy hut business was light.
The ease in money continues TO increase. Loans Oh
call At per cent are becoming moro common, but
tho prevailing rate continues to be Per cent lis
counts remain drll At to per cent, according To
grade. Foreign exchange was lcss active the rates
;euiine downward. The leading drawers quoted Gu
days sterling llO, but good bills could be BOUGHT at
ITO. ON Change to-day Flour WAS quiet and scarcely
80 firm. wheat wai heavy for common, and frm for
good grades. Corn was lc "a 20. better. Dat. we're
irmer Fork firm. Pork was steady. Lard was
luict and steady, and Whisky was dull
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The Latest Partisan style of Hair Dressing


A Partisan writer yindics,os the fashions in hair
as foloSs:
O1r women wore on their nccks such quantity
o''a 80 hNr that i was feared We should have
b tr famine, sud tlelu wero rumors Of . devree
WI iCh should hmit every woman 70 n daily maxi
mum rStion Of har The women would be obliged,
~ during the famine OF ~, ~ come 10 tho Mayors
Office 81 their respective warls " receive TWO
ounces & false hair per poll All al once lhe mode
changed. The tfts which shaded the vcrtehra
column have climbed h. the summit 81 the head
without even resting g. recover breath ON tie occi
put INT ~ feminine "tle" thereUpon proved too
small t. coomln the captive balloons, our women
have ont the top II their honuets in order 10
give passage t. the counterfeit curls which now
crown the cdihce. thoughI at frat 1t was one -
those lOsts which our women indulge in every lay,
but have since learned that IL WAS the very latest
goot taste to pierce ycnulstor In Ono's bonnet
through which the hair may escAle and wmu IN
,ptcc. A, first blush the head-dress appears eI'
c. sive'y ridiculous. Further consideration shows
that IL has Alvsntayoa and Inconvenience.
Women, who are not tender for each other, arc
enabled, 10y this new fashion, to tear each others
hair without taking oil their bonnets. This Ia one
Of the advantages Que Of sAo Inconvenience Of
tn new fashion Is that nothing ia easier ~ sub
dc conveyAncrr than n transfer, without their
knowledge, thsr hosl-dress, which belongs 10
them ouly a. Schloswig belongs 10 Prussia utde-
| i.cst. BY annexation. Ten times out OF twenty
when . woman returns hUue her husband viii ex-
| clAim; "kon Disu what hiss become u the toI
| OF your head - Aud she will 10 obi ged " make
| this singular reply "ls was stolen from rue IN
| al omnibus" IL may bo oblccted that women ar,
very inprudcut to use TVS contraband hair ~ A.
tract mems love. az truth 10 IL selieydcnt that
| I'm making him fall on his knees before the falls,
the st steps II iuhdchty TO her, because she hair
| be adoIes belongs to another woman.
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Simplifying Matters.

srScE wHsprLL PmtLrs delivered his famous
reputation speech ct the Anti-SlAyery Convention
in Boston. there has been perpetual wransls be-
tween his political friends and opponents, relative
10 the language which he employed ON that occa-
sion. According to the Associated Press agent,
aud many persons who wero present At the meet
ing, Mr.. PmLLIra said he was IA favor % ropu-
dating the eu.ro debt II the seeded
states were u he re affiliated In accord
sncc with the North Carolina proclA-
nation On the other hand, the friends Of Mr..
pnuLlrs claim tia. he spoke of tho rsbsl war debt
and Ia fact that gentleman makes this sthtcmen,
himself in letter published yesterday. II may
10 inferred from this TACT that tho radicals hayo
dropped the reputation plank ~ their new plat
form, and that In future their banners will bear
tho single inscription Of "Sesro suffrage" They
are correct in the conclusion that there Ia mors
strength in tho negro with rcpudaton Omitted.
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WEAK doses Of wash. hoard are now recommend
ed ~ lsiie- Who complain of dyspeIsls. Young
mon troubled in tho same way may 10 cured by q
struu. preparation Of woJd-sAwing.
TnREs 10 Methodist preacher out west whose
praise IL thus sounded ; y scoutomporary ~ have
repe atelly beard tine most famous ~ Amcnca, int
there times when the tiamo Of bis pAIhos licki
the everlasting hills with roar that moves your
soul 81 depths latEumel by few other mclH'
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

A Caution TO the Public-Purchasers Of
DAley's Magical Pain Extractor should see that tho
new private Government stamp having the signature,
II. DALEY, in white at tho end, aud likeness In
the centre Of the stamp, IL every box. by Az 10
ing, they will 10 guarded from the many couutereits
now offered for sale. The genuine, wholesale and re-
tail, At depot - Liberty It, y. AS
Uyatrs Life Bal-am. Rheum atisn IN its
most painful forms; also, scrofa cryripelss, salt
rheum, pmples bo'ches old ulcers, fever sores. is
cAses Of uiscAees of the blood, merctutL COM
plAinis, debility, liver and kidneys, incpent con
sumption, &c most certainly cured BY this fro,;
purifier. Principal Depot 2i6 Grand st. 81 pcr
bottle; for IS. sold ny drusgists generally. 1871
Wheeler N Wilson's IIishcst Premium
Lock Stitch Sewing Machines aud Butonhulc Ma
chine. go broadway, Nev York. Sli
Grover & Bakers First Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock stitch sev ms MNhincs, iy5 Broad
way, New York, and 40 Fulton a. Brooklyn. $40
Howe sewing Machine COMPANY, RIins
Howe, Ir.. President, go Broadvav New York. 1872
The best and cheapest Clothes WrinEcr
In the country Is the Peoples. Try IT, and you will
ssy you will other. Made With cork rolls and
her do. For sale by the Peoples Clothes W ringer
Diarrhun, Cholera Morbus, and Cholern
DiRrThpA cured Ia from hall hour to dny by
the Internal use Of Hyatt Swiss LinimCut. Cole
and Champ. Of the stomach relieved Instantly. IS
cent? bottle. Depot 245 Grand st., \. \. l0
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Next week, We shall commence the pubLcslion
Of Miss DINA MARIA huLocus new story u
"Christsu's 81 stake"
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TRADE NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAlLORS - THE HANDS
working ior the following shops are tue-tcd ~
meet Al gsl Grand - on saturday EVcniug, At )
O'clock, ioi Tue pIipo.o OF re-orsanizaon d. 10y
Co, NIdonledL brown Powers heisch, J. Leo a
Ion n'n :. n.o"'tS.s rt s'Lpt Wit 1sf it
MAslAl- Pee. W. &. ICkEk, sec. NB-Ou
account Of the BoWcty Harden beng age on Mon
day evening" the meeting SIl b. pos, pOnOd I'M
III further notice. 2dy
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THE FATHER MATHEW T. 4. Is. So
l. cicty, No. &, OF BROOKLYN, Greenpont viii hold
their regular weekly meeting Mt Temperance Hall
Franklin st At ~ 2, M lsIh iusI The Inec ting
will be addressed by the following great aivocacs o.
eupcrnncc; hosats. GilinghAn aui !. Gam pi ELL
SINGING b, Nr. Brow n, Miss lyrtcl and Mss Wilson,
Of New York The momtor- are notified 10 attend st
their hall Ia full tegAia, NJ II. A. Nj and also the
Cad'r Of the society, 10 act N CONJUNCTION with the
other societies In inhu. auu- the un IcupoTaIce
Institute, south brooklyn EDWARD CAttkEY,
FRET. JAMES NlGENI, Rec. Sec. lS6
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THE FATHER MATHEW 7. A. b. so.

THE FATHER MATHEW 7. A. b. So
l. ciety No :, y \ received thoir costly new flag,
which they ordered OF the artist M H. Boesa OF l48
Eat Both II, when the following highly complimen-
tsry rceolutlou. we're passed Ncu York. MAY 18th,
meeting VI the Father hathew L. a. Is. society No =,
of NtW YORK, held on the above date, the following
preamble and resolutions we're unanimously adopted;
Wher.a- IL. Boese, Eel, artist, OF the city Of Nev
York, hAs' in hl- iuauihceut painting on the Irish
ag oi our society displayed artistic Arurs Of the high
rst order, and hAr, IA the estimation OF the members Of
thlr society, produced maaturp Gee Of art uus uAed
In thlh Cty solved, Ihtt H anks OF tiH society
TO and hereby tcntsr,d, In the most cordial man
nCr, % II. Bneso, bal, tOt his rkll and riaborars
treatment of the subject entrusted 10 his care and tor
his ciylIty aud uIuHuIty 10 u during the time We
visited HIM, and Tor the otuduus and efforts
necessarily bestowed by him in the production OF such
magnificent painting on the lr'rh nat Of ths society.
he solved, That W. must earnestly recommend him 70
ali civic and ohosa c,ete- and persons requiring he
services OF ir-t-cl. artist and sincerely hope
that he may meet ylth the patronage justly due TO
ms morris, and 90 richly carried uy hs superior aIt,-
tie sGlll and prumptncss in the performance Of his
cuutracts ana ecnlomauiy dc.n, AMOR to all Fr-ons
Resolved That copy OF the iongoinr preamble and
resolutions lo suitably tnstus-ci ald cni aulueuN-
Gated uuier the seal OF this society, and that tho
he presented % n Booze, EsI, rs proof OF our
esteem Tor HIM, hoping that hr uat oug tu.t nue. his
ea.eer OF utllty among US, mos, tpNCANhONi
! lIes. PATRICK LNNls, Re, sec, - NCkLOT
NJ RrlIN, GEO. SMITH h. j, 5Al ot- Committee
| on Rc-o u.Ous. III
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FATHER MATHEW I. a. Il. SOCIETY 80.
q, y Y, Will hold pubic mocfiu. AZ their Hall,
cor. OF 2ud ave aud aaa -, ON sunday evenings ths
18th, . o'Dlk speaking Uy | n,lt ben warden mud
NJ Michael Madden singing by NJ s.Is. farAn,
tallahau, IClauy and Me- ate, a,ro ~ Mes Comfy
and N-s Ianigan. PETER u kkG, Vice Pr A..
= GAMBLER. So. HAL 10 let. ilg
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THE FATHER MATHEW T. A. Il. Society
l. Nn 3, Brook N, will hold aPullic temperance
htc'iug At il Han, corner Of binnd and III ats, on
SUNDAY Fycuing, June 18th, a. T.. o'clock Ihs
meeting will be- addressed b, Hon. Judge Daily j,
theayy, Esu ttao Kentucky Boy, r. brown, Esq.
and other eloquent tlelSers. Singing b. H., Gus.
CLIFTON Mr. Iliibari ant the Bow les Brother, There
will be a spcc 81 ncctu Of the society on tl- ~stuT.
day syeuinl At IS 4. Vi. To shIch the members and
those in particular WhO suhscuhrd 90 IL purCha-e Of
The nall are requested TO attend. j. Il. IIChEb-OS
Pres. +. 81. LLOYD, sec. lzs
THE REGULAR PUBLIC TEMPERANCE
Il meutius II the lather AHhcS 1. A Il. society
NO. 3, OF Brooklyn, wi be- held Oh SUNDAY tvehing,
June 18TH, ~ ~ O'Clock, NJ their hail, ~ Court st.
The follow lug gentlemen vail address the audienee
Ae.sls. D. Nor, au and Litou, also siuAIng b Sir.
lOInes Mir. Iaylu., and utht H. he friends ut tue
eause are invited ~ attend DENNlS kEKkEGAN,
PTest. EDWARD lRAlNE, sec, lld
INHE SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY WILL
l. hold an extra meeting on Monday, June ION, 70
hear the report from tle COMMITTEE. n, EhLAN-
DREW, Secretary, %
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TiMrfkANCE HALL, l6s FrLTON sT

TEMPERANCE HALL, 16s FULTON ST,
Il Buoklyn-FAiher Ma,hcw I. A. D. society, No.
g will hold their public meeting the shove hall
su4iay evening, june 18Th ~ o'clock. speaking
by Ihos klton, !. j, Perry, and Dr. Bennett. SING
ins BY Aossrr. j. II. Kelley Gilbert and others. y.
B,-Ihe members axe requested 10 meet At she hall
on SUNDAY At U'clock y. VI in full egaIa, 10 par
tic pate In the dedication Of the Father Mathew lnsti-
tute, south B.ooklyn. STEPHEN QUINN, Prest
v pONSkLLi, koc. sec. JOHN COAkLEY.
Marshal. l3g
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I,AIHkR MATHEW L. u. Z. A. u. 50.
L cicty, Branch 50. 1, will hold pubic meeting Al
ucif Hal, No. - Hudson -, on SUNDAY evening,
June 18th, At -. Addictss viii be delivered by
hossrr. jas tlupI Dll aud Connolly. Siuriug hy Mis-
kcuucnct and othot. joins :. SASlN, fr.sL
JOHN " AIStt. -ec'v. rs
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lea hfk MAI NEW 1. n. ID. SO' .ltl ]
L No. I, OF =. v, wlli hold public temper ance
meeting At their h,iL 1888 lat iIth ~, ou sunday
evening June 18th, atTe I. VI Ssnkin9 by j +.
Maiden anu Ira BuckilAn Esg'. Singins b, Mr..
StOckcr and .iaster ne -. flyu. The members are
hetcty notified 10 meet a. their hill GA suutU next,
a. ~ O'clock, ~ tuu rcsHtt. t. pArticpNC at tue
opening Of the ueg hall OF 80, l. Of brooklyn tsd.ts
also requt stcl tOmect at tie same tiue and ace
By order OF GkORGE FLEMING. Ptost. WM ~
BKlkN, Rec. rec. 1872
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r AIDES X. G. I. \. II. S. OF ST. MARY'9
- VII NEE, in the'r h,., 20 Columbia e, % sum
LAnrton md Hcph,. aIu-iIs b., NJ. a-an a.d Tue
young lsdias OF the society. HENRY MALLOS,
Ptesider. ~
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ENI HIM NJ NJ INV 7. 7. y. N'N III 7,
No. o, Of y. y, will hold their rc-u.lr public
meeting It their hall cor. Of 9aI -. and ~ ave,
sunlay evculn., jane II, a. - o'clock. speaking
by Mr.. james Campbell and Nj James B.esiand.
SINGING ~ hs. and vi. Hams Mr.. PAGAN, Mr.. Cole.
and othDis. y. 4. The members aye hereby moth
he'd to meet at hei- hail, sunday, a ~ o'clock.
J. NJ In fun iogAla 20 PARTICIPATE IN the inaurura-
ton Of tlt new lcmpyta nC, luHtifuts South Book.
I'm. THOMAS CUNtANAN. Pttst PATRICK
fNNIS, Rec. sec. BERNARD DOjGhERfY, MAJ
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u. Society viii hold public meeting in the
sChnol-ro1m in 18th ~ on sunday evening ,uue Is,
at :, O'Clock. Mr. Gco Campbell and other eminent
speaS r. and SINGERS Su addr,s. the meeting. Rev.
Dr. AOkROGu, Prcs. JOHN h,LARSEI, Asa
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GRAND TEMPERANCE JUBIFF-

Com, one, come al, NtItuu, bIy SION sor. ~
1cmpctsuce siil hold grand pubic teuOu.t.ai o .
on sunday evening, at o'clock. at Botanic Hal. -
Easf Bfoadw ,.. ~'cakitf h. the Rev. los ph ~ y
waid, Hon. les T. Mills and In, aud @ he ..
GOOi iiNclt -tB4lI'. Al are Veicome Ad son
free rorioua time l. cHrsc'oi Cone ctfIy % 20.
cure scHt-. RICHARD AtsIIS, ChHiruAn. lJI
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II. PETERS R.C.T. \. b. SOCIETY OP

- j. c. viii hold n grand public temperance meet
ing on SUNDAY evening, JuAt l~th, NJ o'clock. al
81 Peters school, loik It, D. &. sponkeIu-JOhn
Dunn and sylvester Burns Sirucrr-licnry q. sui
Ivan and Chss StOckor. a. y. GLEEsOS, PTest.
NJ. NAtGHTDN Soc. i4U