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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22

There's a lu}I in the fight,
II the glad morning light,
I stand on the works, looking back there with
pain,
Where the dea.h-dcw of war
Stains the daisy's white star,
And Gods broken images eumber the plain
Hush DO not speak to me
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22

SO suppose growled Watt
This morning nv son found thy Dur
ham heifer in nv garden where She has
DESTROYED good deal What would thee
have done with her. had she been my
heller ia thy garden7
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The gepor, Of Secretary MoCuLLoou. Of tie Troa-
sury Department 10 scarcely less important h'n
the message oi she President. Before the wall
vh.n III. public deb, was only . rlfe, cotn-
para,ivsly, and when srty millions year
ga. thought 10 BE- an sx,rsvsgsnt sstimsie
Q; .nuusl public EXPENSE. the Treasury
exhibit vas . matter OF but HIS interest
Nv. bcysysr when We have q vas, national debt
10 psy, and great volume OF currency T. manAge,
Che Treasury Department becomes to tho Govern
u, 1t what the locomotive IL W the train and
ITS condition and prospects arc naturally
regarded with ths hvelicsl Interest The
FOLEY advocated by Mr.. kcCrLLocu IL mainly
sound and judicou. Tho foun alton Of h!s
-hole theory for managing the finances 10 tho es-
t.Lhshmeut OF . policy for eonusetng the cur
rency, and for return to specie payments. THIS Is
undeniably the key to thc whole question, but It Is
desirable to know ghsn and how this Important
communication can DO reached. Upon these points
tho Seer stary gives but little encouragement. lie
saws that "neithsr the amount Of reduction, nor
the time that will be required to bring up the cur
iency to tho specie standard, can now be esti'
mated with any degree OF certainty" But while
this language indicates that specie payments
are Hill . considerable distance In the flu
.urs, the policy o. spproaehing that end
by regular aud cautious steps Is certainly
preferable to running the risk Of a crisis by sud
den resumption. Mr.. hoCuLLoon's estimates
yivs the FIRST official indication that wo have had,
concerning the bottom Of tho national debt. lie
makes the deficiency for tie present year, ending
june, 1896, over one hundred and twelve million
dollars, but for the year following no estimates
that the revenue will exceed the expenses to about
the same srtsn- including tho inlsres, on the
deb, which amount will be .he drs. chip Gu, from
The huge block. This exhibit is gratifying. II Mr..
nocuILoon's figures are reliable. II shows that
'he whole indebtedness ofthe country can be hqui-
daed In twenty Ave or thirty years, wit out OPP
p:sssvely burdoning tho people.
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In conformity with the Presidents Proclamation
III. people Of the United States will to-day unite In
returning thanks 70 God for the termination o' NE
rebellion, The preservation Of the Union, aud The
general health, happiness and prosperity Of tbs
country. N..rly oil the States selected this day
for thsir annual Thanksgiving obssrvsness and u
therefore has double interest, being both State
sad National In in character Never lad nation
better cause than ours has now for thanks
giving. We lave just emerged from
the great danger Of dimnion and an
.rrhy, The Union 10 now csmen,si indlsso-
luby and The blot Of slavery has been erased from
It's .souichson. The land has yiedei an soun-
dane, Of It's products, industry is unchecked fam
Inc and pssilencs have no, visited US and in short
every thing conducive TO nstonsl greatness is
within our grasp. We arc . Cnri"isn ns'ion' re-
coxnizing the bountsous hand Of Providencs IN
the manifold blessings we enjoy and IL swell
therefore, tnsl at this tins the whole people bend
Ns knee - one man and offer up Thanksg'ns TO
God for having thus preserved, prospect and pro-
,ec,ed US a. nation.
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A Good Cause Badly Engineered.

II this mornings sUs will DO found repor, Of
the mat" meeting held last nigh, At Cooper fnstl.
tute by the workipgmen's Unioa, for The further.
snce Of the eight hour movsmsni We feel .
lively Interest in every practicable plan for .ms-
Grating the condition Of tho working classes and
would be glad TO see their daily hours OF labor
diminished but we fear that such demonstrations
as that Of last night are not calculated 10 baston
that result! very rapidly. The bona fds working
men who were there were honestly desir5us Of
promoting the interests Of the movement but the
evidence OF SINISTER purpose on the part Of few
pre'umpiuous leaders wss VOC pilpsblc 10 escape
notice. When Representative Of the dem,gosism
Of two continents Is made the champion Of lsbor
reform, Il miy be regarded az pretty sure that
there Is something wrong. 1t indicates that the
osisnsibls il not the real object Of the managers
who thus bring discrcdii upon tho reforms
which they pretend to support. Why do
the workiugmen permit the imposition which
Ii thus imposed upon them : They are abundant
~ competent to advocate their own interests and
" they would do this thore would be no ground for
tint suspicion which Is engendered in the public
mind by tho operations q schemins leaders. Tie
sur was tive first 10 SUCCESS and .dvoca.e the for
nation Of Work ,ngmen's Unions, and we sincere
y desire ~ see all such associations successful
hut politicians In q trade society are jus, as detri.
mental they are In other capacities, and in tho
cad hey will ruin any cause. The workingmen
should rid themselves Of these political sharks, In
,hs gulse o. workingmen, who assume an interest
in lsbor reform. Their purpose Is 20 use trade So
cis,ios for their own ends, and they deserve to
be dIscoun.enancod by every association tina, is
homes; In its aim W promote labor reform.
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Tho sun and the nIayornlty Contest.

November 9th, 1865.
Editor Sun I'll have been = daily reader Of YOUR
paper Tor . number OF year, and am surprised a,
the course that you sdopied in the contest for
Gayor. l have always understood your position
& he neutral IN politics. We, on thia occasion ''you
lei the clans" m favor Of HOFFMAN, and the result
= the defeat u NJ. RoBuRIs, All unsxceptionatI 10
and worthy candidate. How do you explain this
Inconsistency UsIoSIsT
man may sometimes reach 9 wrong conclusion
by starting from correct premises but our CORES
pondens is IN error respecting both pre- nlsss and
conclusion. The sus Is not neutral Journal, but
u IL independent; aud tho writer Of the above Ia.
evidently COMPOUNDED these terms. We have
always followed VIVA: we conceive TO 10 the right
path, regardless Of all other considerations, aud
have never hesitstsd to take decided ground upon
any topic when there was probability OF pro.
noting the public welfare by so doing The con
euslon that tie sus has taken partizan course il
equally erroneous but We admit IL a, 1t 1. rare
thing for Us to take active par, in an election
campaign, and We will therefore crafty our cor.
respondent by explaining The position OF the
Sun IN respect to municipal reform ia well known
We have repeatedly endeavorcd 10 induce the peo-
PIE OF this city to rout the politicians who f.t,en
upon the public treasury, but nothing tangible was
accomplished. Al last we saw the absolute peces-
city of.aking decisive position in ,hs conles.-uot
merely pointing out tho way as before, but going
Uol-ly into tho fight. The alarming increase Of
taxation the danger Of psstilsnce, tho opprcssi We
LH'Anees etc, sdmonished us tha, the duty Of
making IN active attempt TO secure reform could
10 longer be ignored. But how should We pro.
s'od' Several candidates Tor the Mayorslty were
presented before tho people, and We determined to
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Some Of the coal aud copper mines u England
are At thisumo being worked in what appears 10
be most snsularly dangerous manner. They
extend out four hundred ysrds incur quarter Of a
milc under the bed of the sea, and in some places
two hundred aud Sky !oet below tho sca level
The beating OF tho waves against the shore anu
rocks Is distinctly audiule, even Ia calm weather
when thc explorer gcis near tho sea level When
storms arise, the roar "a terrific, aud the boldcst
men are At times afraid to work, lest tho seA sboui
break through and MI tho whole mine. Nor Ia
this fear without great cause, for the salt water
actually oozes through, ami dripA impreyuated
MIA the copper ore, into tho mine. Three feet OF
tock is abouI all that is I, On an average lctween
tic mino aud tie sea IN many galleries. davis
work IN the wrong place with tho picLaxo mil hi
cAuse the destruction Of the VII 10 works indeed.
in stormy weather, tho salt water lets and suurls
through IN thin continuous streams Plu- r,fuo-
tunes the thickness Of q mau's les, alone st.nI be
tween TIE miner and the soa to keep IL out No
accident has ever yet happened uut these VII,
remember tic Thames luuurll twice u- tbri,o
tlod with water, must feel tla. SINE dav an ,c,' :
dent 10 almost certs,u to happen. II IL should N.
dam,ge mus be immense, AMI the loss of Uf,
gro.t aud certain. lac yei4B Of copper, howeyer.
are rich, ald the mon WI follow tbetn M 49,
utIermos,, the proprutors Of H., mines c,ln., that
wero an INVASION OI tho Wss,g H. take tl.. q tIsv
could stop tue leak, az MIR. B.uu' lid dat Of ia
Iham,s Tunnel, by sinking Usgs ol clay over ia
hole, and thon pumping out the water with tbr,r
enormous engines.
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MILITIA EsY.

A RMY CLAIM OFFlCE-OFFICERS, SOL
diers and heirs Of deceased can have all claims A
whatever nature carefully dIuited and settied-pAr-
tcular attention 10 pay ment Of state Bountes bal
hnce- Oi Government lcunues back pay and cothlns
co, bankers, Park Place gs4
IMPORTANT To SOLDIERS-ALL IN.
rettlod claims OF every description against the
states or the lnlted States will he promptly settlea
at tho |. ;. Army Agency, Ga b ee,Gcr st., directly
letter. enclosing stamp. ga
T BROWN n co, NAVY PRIZE MONTY
office, Park Place, tBank BuildingJ e.tabllshed
iouT years All navy claims collected aud nld New
lst7 are now ready with the amounts. Call or al.
urea by letter. 1873
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DEATHS.

CtLIEN-On Wednesday, Dec. I, amer q short
but painful illness, Thomas Cullen. native OF the
Parish of Easky, Co. Sligo Ireland, In the gsth year
OF his are.
His relatives and friends and those Of hi, brothers
John and Michael. also his brothets-in.lAw, William
Hart and james j. Kelley, are respectfully inv tied
TO attend the funeral on Friday afternoon, Dee Sth,
at oclk from he late residence, $50 Third ave 2I3
MAllfl,-On Dec. CHI, Ellen I. Maher
Her friends are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral, this THURSDAY afternoon at O'clock from
her parents residence, 10 Prince 1t. 30
MATERS-At his late residence, cor Of Gold and
John ia Brooklyn, Edward Waters aged 80 years
Ills ineldS- and the members Of the Rigger-' III O.
tective nion are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral, nom his late residence, 80 Fast broadway,
\. u, on Ihursday Afternoon, the eth INST at u.
O'clock OS1
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stop Him. John Bu,i in Danger.

Jons Bull is again in trouble. srEvgrG iho
Head Centre Of the Fenisns In Ireland, who was
arrested and mitted to prison a shor, time ago,
has made his escape and can nowhere be found.
Consequently John Bull is s,ormlng about again in
terrible rage, mingled with fear les. the dreadful
fonian enisftNn may suddenly appear before him,
armed with sh ] sh. Tho cons,ablcs, police,
military, detectives aud government officials Of
every description arc accordingly securing the
island with tho objec, Of rocapiurins the fleeing
Fenisn, and thereby again securing rsposo and
quietuds 70 Mr. Bull. where STEVENS has gone, Is
he question. There Ia . prospect that he may
have quietly shipped for tho United States, aud II
he has been so fortunate as 10 set away rom Ire
land no will lie able to continue Tho Fenisn Head
c ntrs business In this country and breat.. def
suec aga!nst Engl,nd.
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An Incident of the Jamaica resurrection

Stewart, tho negro, who struck a fatal blow at
xr. H.ehins, went afterwards to Bah, where that
genilonans lady resided, and &C s.cd her thus
"Are you Mrs. H,chinsg' On receiving an an
swer in the Affirmative fr m the trembling lady, he
caught hold Of both her shoulders, and shaking
her rudely. added: "wsll, killed your husband,
and An come ~ ask you TO forgive mo DO you
forgive mef' Eyes, do" she gaspei with an
sgonizng look at her poor infant, who was near
by, within reach q the rufisns grasp. "You
lie I" he replied. shsking her with more violence
than before 'go down On your knees aud tell ii
me-" Sinking TO tho position he ordered, the Dor
lady repeated, III forgive you ~ God is my
judge, do but save my poor child. whose father
you have killed" Half doubtful, stewart looked
once more at the PROSTATE form before him. HIS
fingers cutched, as II ready TO tear their prey bis
features lowered with All expression OF savage hate
at the sight OF which the widow Iuothcrs hoart
was really " sink within her but, struck appar-
emily by some sftorthought, 10 bid Ler arise aud
80 away with her child, adding with a significant
look after Them ~ they LEFT, az could ouy be-
hcvo you did not forgive me 1 would XII you
both" very short limo AFTER this occurrence,
Stewart was taken and received the traitor. doom
on tho salOws
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-07

v" an Improvement in prices. Gold opened at lis
and gradually declined to 1907 q the close. Money
-.s little more active in mshuarters to-day, but
the supply was ample at per cent on call Exchange
for prime eo-dsys bankers sterling quoted . 100
slcsh. On Change to-day Flour was dull, heavy
and 1oc. soc. lover. Wheat vas heavy and &C. Sc.
lower. Corn was lc. lover. Oats we're heavy and
lower. Pork W" lover. Beef was quiet Lard was
heavy, and whiskey va steady.
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Personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANTED OF MEN WHO
4 we're arrested a. desertcrs and had money tsken
rom them. euch Information will be OF iaere.t ~
the parties. Address box iiio, \. Y. CITY. $50
INFORMATION WANTED OF FREDERICK
and CATHERINE W AGNER, Germans. He vac
private in the 2Uth Mas Rot Co l. In and nh az
Oct; 1868. Address ABRAHAM BEA i, u Centre
1t. y. Y. g5i
MISSING SINCE YESTERDAY Afternoon.
Wa litto girl named MARY Ann GILLOw, AGED
loycars and II mcnths had a lili.c haslup DARK
calico sklr, tall FOR hor age, short brown hair dGrs
eyes Any Information OF her will be thankfully re.
ceiN ed and be RAJ tcwared by her diet es puon
conner OF Hicks a..I Nelson g. near Hamilton ave-
south Brooklyn. ~
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A NIan-pog.

We have had mon.monkeys in plenty, but Ilvcr.
pool ia blessed with Ayentrolu.,t Who per,,n,,.,
dos, aud that naturally that We suspec, he ,., n
related materially to the canine raco In ,u,h doc
matte shape, aWeek since, has dag cane near an s,
Let the following lie warning to pIlpss. nur -, -
uuoquiat.man, having dOuned hIs uyg attiI. u
gently on al.ioura tom pariUI g. AltcA,u 49,. y.
natutalness OF hls canine covering as ,,,,r,'
tested. A butcher stood at the -lr4 d or = 10y
him dos-an ugly, clatAnketous tie4tur' -,.'' ~, "
pick bone or quarrel on the slortest uot.cr ',G
upCn This occasion u !ully Aurs 4, ia -
OY pOuncinr upon the suam Uthtu Win a" - -
dent dttvuniLHtuL 90 conquer co. %, c,pl,.',.,..,
save toNClC b.Aklus, H. ftuous lui'It' ~,
inflicted, thanks to che u.icSnrs u a -" -
skin aud the iutoiycgt,vu OF .tnGlu.l aud l'irh,r
Selling the fac CT .,u.V ly hlr b. w. 10. sia, ''
mine host directed Blue STOP go % ATE lu a 4 A.. w.
upon HE own AA4 pad sto,.tI. Inn, ,I A'
hscrcuts were paated tine lA'-A. u IN 49, -
drawing his dog ava by is t4ll. -us Ia, con,,
uOn OF the other qua. Cl Sas irit 10 In, y,
the landlord. Great was the colf'cls an %, 70 ~
parties Al this supposed iutiA.luu, night I'm
sufI Use to re the Lltles.Htei oi, lie, I'M an '
tefatey take OH ITS head, tlsc lv"glac Iho '
features OF Mr. lhuTblUL, ou4e gn.er ,,o
ohsC .Nei the butcher. 81. iruaus, !. AZ a. Sot,
trou-t, II have 10 thanG You for your tip ', ca
II II had not teeu Tor you, ny day do. IN, ,,
other uiai,' would surely have come 70 al cn ~''
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H'sEeS.

A TTENTlON LADlES-THE NEW YORK
l. Fur Manufacturing Co, 50 Chatham o. Opposite
Cioohs White Marble Hotel scits, 10 aud upS ada
Brook Mink Collar aud Null, $3.50 French Mink
Collsr and Null, $50 Mink sable, sets US TO $50
me rich sets $50 fine Siberian Squirrel ,ep 9la /;
and endle" variety OF all other iur- equally low -
Altering aud Repairing to the latest stylea Recsipt
given 70 puiehaaers TO insure against moths. FLEM.
ING, Manager. a
EURS-I WILL SELL A SINGLE SET OF
Il firs At IS. Brook mink collar and muf u;
French mink do. do, ~ 20; mink sot, S25, at FOS.
IERs Rocky Mountain Fur Co, ls4 Chatham 81,
cor. Mott II. SI8
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTlON NOTICES. JOSEPH & co
= viii sell by public suction, on Friday. Dec s,b
at ~ A. ". a. - Chambers 49, - larre quantity Of
aud also lot Of overcoats. j. ", IZIEiTI'
AuotoneeT. - w. '"' ~ n III
i JENKINS, AUCT., WILL SELL AT
suction on lrday, D,c. S, at i4Jt BroGdwsv AZ
o'ciock' horseA carriages, harness. sioish robos,
&c. g6g
- d j. BOGART, AUCTR'S.-FRIDAY,
~. Doc. 5, al los O'clock at the ,tofo. i Na,,h
William Il, clothing, blankets aud coffets; ~
Whte blankets, gray blankets knit jackets captau.'
army cOav, bed-tcks, ladies' dresses, revolvpr
sears, watches, shirts drawers fancy goods &C. sc
baIurdav, large sale OF household furniture 9Cl
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 2, 1865.


vs. void sssi. rcnisd sur advertising patrons
that their hvors viii be TOO late for Classification
uaIs. handed In At our counter before nine o'eloc,
We Keep our publication once open for the reception
Of advertisements until 10 O'Clock r N, but do not
slssify them amer nine O'Clock.
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M MARRIAGES.

HrNT-HOSFORD-On Tuesday, Dee 9Th, at the
residence OF the brides mother, by the Rev. Robert
+; Lowry, OF Brook N, John H. Hunt, Esq, Of
this city. 2z
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Financial Now. Mark.., 4.

he~ York, WsdnssdIy, Dec D. PM-Tbo ooor
noon quotations of the general stock narset e,,,,.
ed Sith those OF yesterday aft ernooa, sho. an ad
vance Of from ;. " per cent. it' sort. ve,. =.
much lover Governments were Ilsaser ana 80
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TRADE NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE WORKING woMEN'J
" PROTECTIVE UNION,
No, 80 white It,, New York, -, 1868.


The civil which has desolated our land and turn
ed once happy homes into houses Of mourning. hh
fallen with peculiar severity the sewing and uaies-
women OF this city, many OF whom were making
10 the inadequate compensation paid Tor female la
Dor the Working Nomen's Protective Mon owes tu
origin. The Association consists of number OF bee
nevoent ltdies and gentlemen hose syLnpa hce have
been enlisted. and who Voluntarily give their time
aud money TO promote institution that viii be Of
practical benefit TO the working women OF New YORK
City.
Among the prominent objects Of the Institution 10
the establishment OF RegstTy system. whereby fe.
males may be assisted In obtaining empo, ncnt and
70 secure them legal protection against fraud tree OF
expense.
itis also object Of the Institution to discover
new ami Appropriate spheres o. employment ior Wo-
men, In departments not now occupied BY ia q IN.
We earnestly sppeal to all good citizens, moe es-
pectaly the ladies' to assist in mantantng an OF
sanitation intended TO beneft and encourage their
own ser TO labor for livelihood.
LADIES ~ NV ORK Will you not remember the
fflendees working gir ThOusanda Of dOaIs r1is-
ed Tor other b, nevoent plfVo-es and she, wlo
WORKS hequently nom baIipast seven IN the noIning
w heay that time in the evening be eh 70 .tiusgis
without that sympathy and support hich Col In his
infinite mercy, has pleased you th the rou er 70 give
Contributions to the FUND, either In money, dry
goods or provisions, Will he gladly nccepci and may
or No. ~ White AZ.
II any lady desires to aid the Committee bv giving
soe portion OF her time for the rood Of her soy aha
WI be able 70 obtain further Information by applying
70 we SuGeintendont at the rooms OF the CniOn No
~ White street.
During the last ninc months the Union has sent
more Than three thousand WOmou employment In the
various tindes and callinga enumC ate the follow
ed on application
within the same time nearly three hundred dollar,
has been collected for defrauded WORKING women Nv
the lawyer uOrking gratuitouplv Tor This lnstufio
~ "A coll gFa La. "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Complaints having been made of n Coun.

Complaints having been made of Coun-
terfeI Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor In the mar
tet the public are hereby informed how to di.tin.
guish II from the genuine. The counterfeit has an
ordinary red revenue stamp while the genuine has
sprivatc black stamp with tho inventors likeness In
centre and his signature on the end In white. Buy
none but the latter It IL a certain cure for Burns.
scalds. Piles, Corns, Rheumatism, &c. &C. For sale
al Depot. ~ Liberty st., Y. 26S
browns bronchial Troches - From the
Medical Director OF tho General Hospital, Benton
Barracks, near ~. Louie, March sth, 1862 "Messrs
John |. Brown & Son, Boston, Mass.-Use Of your
iar-faned and most serviceabls Trochcs is being
made In the hospital Of which I have charge, and
with very beneficial and decided results In alay-
ns bronchial irritation" For coughs and colds the
Iroches give prompt relief 1903
Piles Piles :! Plies !!!-An you have TO
do IL to try one bottle Of strcklands Pile Remedy
II will cure In three dsys. No mistake. Wells 4
Co il5 Franklin at, Agents. 40
Howe Sewing Machine Company No GAP
broadway, NY. Him Hove, Jr, President AGENTS
wanted. 1884
Fan and Winter Clothing for Men and
Boys The largest assortment In the city hest style,
and price less i. H. baldwin, 10 and y Bowery. 1871
Wheeler g. Wilson Lock stitch sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine. No. G26 Broad
wy, ~ a. 33l
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SAVINGS BANMs.

e T E Il CENT. Int REST
" FREE FROM TAX,
go Allowed by Union Dime savings Bank
12 Canal Il. Asset. Sl,5ILG5V rs, $50
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THE MEMBLRS OFTHE

Y New York Cacdonien C.ub aIe reoro,tcI 40
attend the funeral Of our late brother member Tbos
stiangesay, from ~ NeU 2Sth IT. on this day, The
IN inst, az o'clock y. NJ. GEORGE MITCHELL
chief y, \; c. Z. l., S.-rhe members of TcmpisT
Lodge 10 2O3, + aud A. n, are respectfully Invited
TO attend the above. 15S
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SHlP JOINERS-A REGrLAR MFETTN1
-, o. the ship Joiners MON, OF New York viii 10
ns,u AZ ~ Borery, on Thursdav evening, De- IN
~ msinLeIs arc requested to sttoni 20 take part i'm
POWERS, PIes', wM. W. OVERALL. Sec ~"
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


amer Mathew 7 A. u. Society, No. .. will be
bed at their hail I'D st. and G, ave, th. evening at
I o'clock: The public are invited to attend spoak.
ing by Messfs; Carroll and Burns. singing BY Mr.
kily, Mr.. Kidd. and Miss Annie Brown, and liz
Mics horro.s, and Lee Brothers PATRICK KEI.
Ll, Prest.; ItOS. CARSON, Rec Sec ia