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The Maine Telegraph Company.

HhNuuh, Me, JUNO q, 10.
A the annual meeting OF the stockholders Of ths
Maine Telegraph Company, holden In this city tdsy,
the following gentlemen were unanimously tnosA
directors for the ensuing year
Msesra Hiram O. Alden and william n Bin
Belfast; Albert W. Paine, Jacob Smith ~
Hoton, Of Bangor; Aaron Hayden, Of Eas'-- y
Bedlow and William p Merrill. OF D. II ~.
oBrien, Of Tbomastor
Al subse~ -
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cumulsted since the commencement Of the war.
These facts are 20 overwhelming that they have
led many Of our public men TO the conclusion
that in less than . century the colored race will
be no more numerous in this country than the
Indians are ct present From all accounts the
negro bids fair to disappear with greater ra-
pidity than the Indian ever did. Facts are
stubborn things, and we commend this view Of
the negro to the sbolitionists Of the North.
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OLIxIo Enthusiastically military drama q
Jessie Brown d having good run at this theatre Ths
accessories Of admirable and effective scenery, braz
dresses and good cast mako this timely revival one -
the most attractive pieces Of the Tho scene
the temple In the second act Is admirably designed o.
executed and the FINAL tabloau Of the piece thrills
excites even tho toughest Of the veteran psygoe MI
Newton not absolute mistress Of the Scotch dalst
aud on that is not absolute essential would be vi
to drop altogether The little song in tho second oct
given by the same lady with exquisite sweetness
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CONCERT At IRvNo HAIL--A grand concert s 10 COO =
or at Irving Hall Saturday evening" the 1st Of Jul
for the benefit Of Isaiah W. Gouglsr, Of the Ono HUI
bred and Twenty-soventh New York Volunteers, a
wounded soldier poet and musician Mr. Gouglcr h'i
published several very mertorious compositions He a
much disabled by wound received at the battle 81
Honey HILL and is therefore worthy subject for publ
patronage on the occasion Of his nrst concern
The Gan FRAScIsco MINISTERIAL There Ii . fresh %
acy programme at this house this week. Birch Bscks
and wambold are usual the leading attractions n
excellent tenor voice Of the latter draws many admirU
to hear his baads The comicaities Of Birch md IL
theatrical limitations of Backus the mosA amusis
features Of the performance This 10 one Of the b.
minstrel companies now In the city
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THE MEAT ExroFrIoS.- Ordinarily IL h quite
safe to leave the relations between dealers and
the public to The natural laws Of trade. II
dealers charge more than an article Is actually
worth, and continue their extortion for any
time, II Is usually seen that some wide awake
genius starts shop around the corr r. aud
takes all the custom by selling for hal pIoo.
There appears just now to be an exec on 70
this rule in the matter Of meat, inairnch as
the extortion begins with those specula ga Who
can SO easily combine on any price and roao-
police the market. If none Of the lego enact
ments already in existence are effectivo sa.nss
these combinations, II ought to be full, enodr,
30 that the next winter may not pass o., With
out the enactment of law aimed diFeoty Of
this abuse, and fully sufficient TO prottC ne
purses Of the people from this mos qtaofo.
] pul0us class.
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CONDITION OF THE SoUTH-CHANCE FOR INVEST
xENr.-In order to show the impoverished COZ
ditien Of portions Of the South, especially Vii
ginia, we publish the following note an
accompanying advertisement from the forme
Sheriff of Appomattox county, Va
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Wcic PiuCcu ~ uo sFFcTe WOTk, were not Gu
gagged In battle, not man was killed through
the casualties Of the war. They were simply
required to drill and perform The usual work of
soldier In camp, and had all the care in re-
spect to cleanliness and protection from the
weather usually allotted TO soldiers; but they
dropped of one by one, until over one-haK of
their number were buried, and that, too, with
out the appearance Of an epidemic. In add
ton to this JEFF. Davis, In abiding TO the NOR
tally of the negroes, about eighteen months
before the collapse Of the rebellion, announced
that the exposure which the slaves had been
subjected to, and the casualties among them
since the commencement of the war, had re-
duced their numbers at fearful rate.
II is, according To the hes. data to be OBJ
tanned, safe to state that Of the four millions Of
blacks in the South in 1860 not over three
millions are now alive. The census Of 1870
will undoubtedly present an astounding
result In regard to this unfortunate race.
The mortality from all accounts is increasing.
The negro In the South is noted for great mat
tention to all the necessary precautions for
health. The master, Interested in him as pro-
perty, always watched him with great care,
often warded of disease and cured severe at
tacks by bringing to his aid medical skill
But the negro thrown upon bis own resources
becomes negligent careless about his habits,
and droops and dies, oftentimes without any
apparent cause. Such, at least, Is the testimo-
ny Of Southern planters, and such are the con-
illusions to be derived from the official data In
the departments at Washington which have ac-
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ASY iuautItou that te.Is H. 3.9use us "a
knowleg 70, 70 instruct AMI enliyhicn ne Isoll. -
conmtndablt and entitlo1 u the approval OF very
true friend 81 human protrcfr Education Is TO
natural enemy ofv.ce aud l-wlcssnesL TIC cr.fl.
in. statlstics u this Gig show that nne-tenths Of
the offence. A. aius. law which arc committed hero,
are trsecal lie h. Persons who have Teen raised In
isnorsncc. School, books, and Tie press are n ,te-
fore tho Test friends sD,1c,y, and every humsr.-
tartan rhould use their Lcs, efforts 10 widea the
range Of their usefulnoS The Mercantile Library,
u this Gig, Is Of Tie m,ss useful and loneh b
cla Institutions u he character with which are
acquainted 1t In m.no q useful knovege
that il now open to thu instruction ~ those
VITO desire tn requirements ~ know Ledge, and
the fec ior secession g. It Is ~ trihing that none
arc excluded from " benefits. ] contains all tho
literary works u tNlH and Il past ages that arc
efsent Al 10 popular educaton. and with prope'
degree " industry, perseverance and ambition,
any young man IN Ills city, viii The alyaDtase '
II affords, may attain = high standard d leGrnlus q.
We might cito hundreds Of examples IN his.ry
wherein young men, with tho most lmtct literary
means, stained eminoncS A. scholars. We might
menuon tho naules u conicmporsry men, IN our
own country, who have reached The most exalted
position, and who would have thought her road
10 learning smooth and eA,y Il they could have en-
| ioyed such fAeilitc7, in their day, as are w
| offered 10 tie Young mon of Sew York by no
Mercantile Library. Tue rre1d IT. the Chicf
Ju,,ce, and number ~ Senator'S aud Representa-
tyts ia Congress whom We mish mention,
would have thought themselves surplIel with
| every regulate for eiu, alon, II such q
fund u knowledge ~ thAt presented b. the
institution 10 quest N had been available 10 them
IN their Younger days. Tho SdTchutlc Ofsry 10
a stOrehouss of learning that IS sccossi.ic 10 all
young men of this cii, sud those Who fail 10 avail
q cms,yes u iis privileges LAgo uo eNc'ife flr -
| nurAucs. It 10 nov securely founded aud las
| ocomo an cstab shed Institution u the tne,ropo-
La. With the exception oi small remnant Of i'a
debt, which We hope some VI our wealthy friends
Of progress will soon cancel, u 10 Tree from ncutn'
br4nce and in lair way for adding Ia is facilities
for usefulness. We take leasure in making favor
able mention Of any institution that tends to th'
Intellectual elevation OF tho peopl' Of New York
and for that reason NO commend the Mercantile
Library ~ all who feel a. nteros. il progression
| a,,I ,,1fyhtenrnent
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TUE Committee on the Conduct Of ,hc War
adjourned on Monday, which seton was tho
greatest service they have rendered the country
during their proIacted sitting. They have sub
united a report which is signed by four members
Of the Committee disssnhny. This report 10
Me result OF tho Investigations made by the Com
i,tee relative 10 military operations aud u IL sup
posed s reveal just how this General bluudcrel m
. certain NOV rmenL how M. one ought 10 have
conducted his operations, and how another might
h.vo achieved important advantages, bus did not.
II may 10 that Congressional wisdom can sec the
utility Of sppoin,ng committee Of civilians, who
can hardly distinguish brsastwor!. from canAl
bank, 70 judge Of aud criticize ,ho COM
phcAtei military opcrANuns hst have char
.etonzcd this war. All tho military ex-
psr,euce that BES WADE, Chairsnsn Of the Com
m,Itco, ever had, vas ia tho celebrated aiysuoe on
Washington from the first battle Geld u Bull hun
CHANDLIG, tho second member of tho Committee
schieVcd hs military reputation by the expression
Just before the VAR commenced, that Z" the unior
needed lisllo hlood-eluus" The other two mem
bers OF This Committee On the Conduct Of the War
nave no m litdry record at all. Tho only poln
worthy Of notice in We extracts that have roa he,
Ihe press refer to Gen. BurLENs Tor, Fisher OK
ploil. Respecting this subject the Committee thiul
thai " the detsrminaLou OF General BulL2 III not
assault ,he Fort seems to have been fully just.ae
by an The facts aud Circumstances, 81 en tnos II Q
arttrrsrds asesr, tined" Does the last clause p,
fer to the operations Of TERRY, shoru. Af,er Bpr
LRg's fallurei TEGHY captured the for' whic
BCrLtu dared not TO attack, under many diAA
vAntag.s which ito hrst expedition did not e
counter Yet this veracious Committee G
trsly eAonerstes from blanc the MI
whom General GRANT removed for incompoienc
as shown iu that ArticulIr instance Tho truth
aha, this War Committee ia ono OF tho grAnd'
humbugs that Contr,1 has ever innict
upon the country. l1is supply political mach'
designed for the work 81 polishing up the milta
bras Of such men BJrLER, and passing il up
abe people for pure gold. Ban. WADE and
colleagues In thsi Commi.1se, arc no moro conf
ksutto judge Of military services or the militia
pbat,S Of sUssISl, sh.n Aay 0'hG Ts..opAsiy
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90, n. -. -, I,
" '-''' cOnnhe' I'D buUF iH7on' WIN 'eNo "
HAT ,e'glratc captive peu. bsvc teen published
bv ~ otH,c- who .,e,,, year a~d alf in 1, "A,
-. ,,,i -, -
l''ou' 'or lis coontr' y s'sc Anu' "ho TOOK 'hsSe
sketches In his leisure hours. ley are declared
10 be pertec, Is, ,bos. ,vbo Law, vt,n....d them
-, ,--,--,,- = - =.
'"pe"'' u VIII NC 'h'AuNo'e III yours '"
Gene. Orders should b, sddrcsscl TO r., EFT
sbor. co,f.., OH s,d valiant .,,,ets. C,,,tnn,u
a., ''' A'
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ri.s.eiaI News, m.rt.,.. &c.

Nv f0rl, Tuesday, Nay 20, Q ,. k-rhe follow
INK the leading quotations at the Gold Room to-
day Al 1880 A. N. l3ih; las, l52 l2.iS 1874
l2i5, 1872; ll1 1927; i.JO, l3E; 3.l5, 1872 $50
l3.s 80, 1872. The stock quotations Of the after
noon, compared With those OF Of yesterday shos IN
advance OF TO per cent. Governments steady
but duh. The loan market continues easy at q 6
per cent The supply OF surplus funds exceeds the de-
mand for the limited business doing. Foreign
exchange was firm. The leading draw are hoidiDs
ht 10 Tor le sterling, but ina little to buy iof
mttqnco. Bills At 81 days on London sold Yesterday
at iu~ 10Y Tor commercial, and lV9 / 10 ior
bhnAert' ON Change to-day common b our was l5e
&c. better. Wheat ~ss quiet and hrtn. Corn was
and &c. &C. Letter Oats opened L.. fc bet.
ter but closed dull aud lower Porn vas lower Beef
VIA steady. Lard was rather hrIDof, aud Whisky
dull aud heavy
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Cattle Market.

BuLLs liEAr, NAY 20, 1868.
Be'r>s.-Th, market opened to-day with S,2G7 but
lo on sale, conss ing mainly Of fair illinois throe
md four year old steers. As regards prices, have
nearly aIepetiou of last Moudsys business for the
ha-i, Of transact ions to-day although are informed
weather prices less satisfactory than ut the date
of our lat report. butcher, however confess their
inability ",oe 1t in that shL ayeTring that prices
range higher than last week and that they have paid
NJ high AZ lHq cents to-day for reeves shioh were
offered al II cents at last weeks opsnlug, such
extreme prices might have been paid for few tTst
reflections but aiteI the mt lew opening hours pr
tel within the range OF l5ulTc, with Occasionally
sse at l7slsc. Trade has been slow all day, and
more cattle ARE expected to-norTow, We predict dull
week, and another black eye" for the market.
SLtgD.Zihis branch of the malklt 10 extremely
dull the various yards being oyersocked, -hilr lev
luNer- aic in the market. sales are helns Ell cited
to-day al sa. i,c for sheafed, and lpNRllc Tor un.
sh, AIRED. lanis are afro dull, at FROM HHs 49,.
SIr,us.-Ihi- branch OF the make 10 also literally
al for
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THE NEW YORK sun.
"WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY p, 1865.
Opening Of the Southern Forts.

-I--....., t..,o, ~. r..o,i.,or, too>.o,
h..,rno~,, a ,.l. ,ea,,c,,,p. and +, . or.n.
-. -, 60 a.. vi..t...,J
,,,,,, STAG, n, A.. ~.y
nd r,o.,,,,,v 10, four ver,ue coa.,
80. -. 49,. 10 r,is1 .e,ins, 40
$4,000 N,,.,,,.. 49,, ., ,h. commercial world.
a. h,,.,,. t,,.,,.s. .,4 .cuv,,v VIII .ch formerly
-,....,..i,.,, 49,, ~. hoo, nussip,; no mcr.
-1-.',.,,..,.,. 80, t,,.l ,d. runners. has come
.ro,.n, u foreign rpsr.
-,,.. a.. h... ....',,a bv 4, EN-, no yer, rich
$50, ~. loan ,,nor,ed from them.
.,-,...i, ,..d IN An. ou,c, wa, IL,
49,. ,.,,,,,,,. r,,r,ri,.. and i'm.
W ,1.., ,,., M, A.. r,o,i..
a., p--I,,, ,-.,.. uds i.ol,uop
,-Y- =. .,,.,,,,.,.t f,..do,,. and ,d,c,s
- -. A., ,oad 10 ,u.r,.. ,ro.por,ty
-, =, A.. u,..r,,o oil no, ,uly provs Of
=. --.......,., ,,,,.o,,.,o. A. A.. s,u,hcrn
-. ,,.,I,. LII, al 40 maria
-, 8, ,,os,.I bv the
,,., T.. .,,o,,oo a, M. earliest possllo
-. a., $50 essential durins
go. Ill t,,,-,,, ~, ue,tls
- ...... ,,.. a. .,. Al. ~ IA a their vel
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RAIar =.

pELr.-on Monday morning, MAY 20, after short
ana ptiniui nt. MIS- mn' a; ~ T'' 81 o' Jo1n
months and IL days. .
The friends and acquaintance. Of the family, and
those Of her brothcfr. Patrick and Thomas Grimes
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this
Wedne'day! afternoon, 2ith inst, a, o'eock. ir9n
ihe late rtsidence Of her mother Mrs uninss ~
hulbcuy ~, " Calvary Cemetery. lEs
CARROfL-O NAV go, 1s6S, John Carroll, the
only son Of Iernard and Marganso Carroll, aged $
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the iunera this Nedne-day. ~ ernoon y
O'clock, from his late residence, Us tast l4h st. 20
CiAPIN-On May 23d, susan A. Chaplin, ascl IS
years " months and ~ days
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, on lhrrsday afternoon, May 20,
~ o'clock, from the resiience Of ". H. Green, Ilb
Hu sou ave, brooklyn. ~
GtBNEY- ON the 23d inst. Rich,rd Gihncy, 81 cd
he friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend The funeral on Thursday 10Th inst, IRON
the residence OF his parents lOI Eaet 23d IT. 90
NEGLlS-ln Williamsburh, May 23d, Of short
but scVete lines, Edwild VI slln, aged 90 yeAIs Of
the Parish Of Conve ell, Co. Done al, Ireland.
fully invited 10 attend tie funorai, on Thu sday
afternoon, 2tth Inst, ~ o'clock, from the res.'
d,ncc OF his 'onin.ias James Dorin, IS North 30 St
" illlausbutgh 100
McINriRE-On Tuesday morning NAV 23d, at ~
\. NJ Charles W the cherished sou Of william and
| Margaret Sclutyte, AGED year, and days
Though dearly, fondly loved him,
Yet 70 tate We calmly bow,
For he's on the Rad to heaven,
| with tie white Tobed angels now.
The relatives aud friend, Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral tbs Nv ednesday
ait, NOON May ~ Ct o'clock, from the residence
Of h- parents 18TH At, near 18th ave- Brooklyn, West
en District. lC6
| IIEBUUT At Gfeenpoint NAV o2d, Henrietta
| infant daughter OF Cornelius n. and Maria Is. lie
bout. Ascd yea aud months.
| Relatives aud friends are invited to attend Ia,
fuue'sL on Wednesday, 94th. at ~ \. ", from tn
residence Of her pareus jaws st. without further no
| tee. IO5
| NIIHERS-Ou tho 29d inst after a long illnos
| which he bore with Christisn iortltude, Eoler
| Withers, aged % ycsrs, months and ~ days.
The friends and relatives OF the fanny respect
| fully invited ~ attend her funeral, on Nedne-ds
afternoon, at O'clock from his late residence ~
| Leonard II. 2bt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Throat Ancctions.-A Physician writing
from No"fanr, New YORK, speaking OF the toueicia
elects icsu'tu, tom the use of " Brown Bronchial
IrooheA" says For Lley,stine that horrid irF.ta-
ton only iet by these who have suffered from any
H'ouchia Affection, and for Hoarseuess and sore
Throat too am iTee to confess enough ain an NJ D.
they answer all you claim tor them" III
pahey's Magical Pain Extractor. 7 his
wonderful s'hs never ias cures burns corns
unn.oHs rheumatism and plea For sale by the
trtss aud single box a; Depot % Liberty st, Y 92T
stop TINT scratching and use Wheaton's
Itch Ointment. Il euIes Itch and salt Rheun In
forty eight hourN and I'll srupti0ns si the akin. sold
BY I'll prusgistL slz
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foiiuro OF n sonora "Lmi grant" Expedi-



TnE action Of the Government suthortios At Asn
Francisco IA OBTAINING Sonora "smigrsnr' sIpo-
iiton-simllsr l., ths, on the taps In this city
vi fall Ike = w, blanket on this SCI enc, which
was apparently moving along a. smoothly. The
ia that the authorities made a,tempt " Inter
tcre With the ,mlrrsnts until they were all on board
abe vessel, and Ia the act Of sailing, proves just
what we have heretofore said That tie silcucs Vi
tie Government, during tie progress Of these
preparations, cannot he regarded an evidence
ms, II Jusuhes tho proceeding. Iiis not until the
parties attempt TO lcdrs tho country that the of
fence against neutrality laws 10 committed. The
protectors OF this crazy sJnora scheme,
IN this country, have jumped At the conclu-
Hon that because they have not beon mo.
,c-tcd in gathering up ''smigrAnts," there
would be 10 difficulty IN accomplishing the rest
mt the detention Of tho gang al San Francisco
shows tho fallscy OF this assumption, and those
sho have been led into tho scheme In this city
would DO WI TO profit by the experience of these
90 siriots On the Pacific shore. The Government
all not permit so fragrant breach Of neutr.lty az
to permit tho departure OF these hostile eIpedi-
nouA aud II IL folly for those who are interested
N them to expect II. Our authorities care not how
soon adyonturers from this country 90 to Mexico
IN an unoh joctonAbls manner, or how soon they
drive out hAXISiLIAs and the Imperial soldiers
out they are not disposed to set bad precedent
sowover gratifying tho ilnueist result migts be
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The Hay Market.
NFw logK, NAV -, 1865
Owing to the late unfavOrable weather, hut little
Gct.ylt has prevailed In this market since uur asst
lcp.rt, and iht marEe has ruled little hrmcr, ith
at VIC Tor shipping and lual ~ ior prime lots
iur retail trA!C. lue.U we've tie quotations Ut tho
tIA, OF Vur visiting til market this morning but
wish TIE loturn Of favorable eathel Il II anic pAted
lhAl lAlIMenk VIII niioct p.llea lAter ~ tho lny.
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Flour and Grain.

NEW IorK May %, lSG5.
The -four market IL lbs2Oc hotter on common
brands while the better brands lemRiu about last
quo oi Corn IL 3a5 cents better and oats active
A. sivauyc Of lA2c on ye-.eIdays prices The io-
lowing are the latest quotations
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$40 I. s. LOAN-FIFTH NATIONAL
SAVINGS BANaS.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. COR OF
y IL b 81 and -th aN,. open dahl uom 10 3 T. NJ.
wednesdays and Saturdays tom / 10 2. VI. SIX
per cont in'erest h1l9"" nee om Goyernmeu, TAX
est rom that date THOMAS CIlEIsII, Pre-. X
n. Is IL sec, 355
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Yo piiupicd, Rintched and liberated Vie
tins Of &C oiu on, jbeases, who drag your uuciean
pcisops tho company Of better men, take Ayers
sarapsria- and purge out The foul coirnp lon hon
your blood Restore your health, and you will no,
only emo life better. but make YOUR company more
to!erabe 10 thoeo Who must keep 1t IL
u. u. R.-Rbeumatic Pains. stiffness In
the jont-, Mu bseo, hoafsehCss throat iurucn-
"a toothachc hcufalgiA and all other pains are i'm
uciato ly relieved md quietly cured b. the usc Of
kHiwsy's Ready Relief. Rub tho spine with the Re-
Hct for fifteen minutes In ca.cs Of Kidney, bladder
aud ,imiar difFcultes sold by drusri.ts Az
Important to Soldicrs.-It!ents' All " COL
suits. us BOYS All Wool Suits ~, at /. V. Bro
kav's, - Fourth ave. g. Lafayette Place. 31t
The Original IIowe's sewing Machines
Tor sale a. 90 Broadway. ELIAS HOWE Jr., tn-
ven or and Maker. Agenis wanted. 320
Wheeler q Wilson's Highest Prcmiu IN
I6ck.stitch Sewing Machines, aud ButtonhOle Ma
chine. go BropdwAy, Ne- York. $50
To the Ludies--Ise Perry's Moth
and fferkle Lotion, which 10 prompL intallib.e
and harmless PREPARED only ~ Dr. II g. Perry,
~ BOnd a., NeN York Tor sale BY all drugeists.
Price - per bottle Az
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PERSONA. NOTICES.

T OST-CHARLES HOCKAN, A 10Y, In
IL homo to 20 10 school, MAY r., md IA. not Teen
heard Of since, he wore a buo thick shirt, dsk hen.
lucky jefn ptuis and coat, short red hair aud black
cap. Any person kuoN ng an boly Of that de-Cllp-
ton viii p'crsc call a. 500 Va cr =, y. 7. l-3
Gclnn REWARl-tOR THE BODY OF
~ lOoGEOKGE KRlEt,, Dr., 10 yr1rs Of ale,
who WA drowned on saturday ate IN the HUI
son River, near lwloutioth It, about ieet Lth,
dATk bfOWn hair, slightly curly no NhisstIr
tsche had Oh dark clothes and black tie aso II ell
yer hunting Gaze watch aud black rubber chaiu. The
ntove reward VAL he paid ~ auy pvrson who can giNs
loly. GEORuE kltlEG JB3 sixth Ave, \. y. go
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A IL HONOR TO The LADIES OF THE
IA Father Mathew Female T. A Is. Society, No
OF Brooklyn Ed, for their efforts In the Cause Of
perunce Hall, cor Grand and Ith 1t. Speakers-
Messrs. Nreeaud and buchanan. Singers Miss Can
AVIAN, BIO. Carr and others. THOMAS NJ. LLOYD,
Pres THOMAS REILLY, SEC. JOB
A GRAND FENIAN RALLY, THIS
LAwednesday evening, May -, at Temperance
liza Frnukin ~, near CaIyer Gre npoinL Irish
men aud women rally 10 defence OF the Old Flag
james BtenuAn C.ntrRl Organizer, and j. j. Roners,
state Centre, will deliver addresses Al
EATHER MATHEW T. A. Il. SOCIETY No.
L 4, ny II hold public meet ~ At HEN New Hall
cor 20 a. and SD st. ON Wednesday evening 2Ith met
ut d. =. n. speakers Hon. ChVi I. Mills and Mr.
lauston. Sngiug by Merrrs. Cole, Hollywood, tsean,
ltieau aud the Mlsses Laniean aud pslany. HENRY
h. Al LhAlI- Ares. j. GAMBLER, Sec. Hall TO
let lol
E'ATHER MATHEW T. 4. b. SOCIETY No.
l. T. Of Nes York, slll hold one u their grand pub
lie meeungs this "Wednesday syenins AZ th"ir hall,
Sa3 kast l1th At, at y y. IN. he meeting wl Dc
addressed By MeesgE. DicEeraOn, BrVEnSn anu uAl-
braigh SINGING by hessrs Hsrerty, Kim AMI lels,
ncy. GEORGE FLEMING, PIesi4eut WILLIAM
oBRlES, Rec Sec. l4s
| DUBLIC MEETING OF TIL + LADIES
Father Mgthew /. 4. b Society No. 3, o. Ne"
York viii he held NJ their hall IN the tah i.Sus',
corueT OF Goth st and sth ave on Wedn,elay even.
Ing, May 2Ith, at ha-rast o'clock; sp.at ~ tns
| old Policeman MI lAngton. sns ~ v, nor h
Delany, Coy lie and Purcell, ~ sses Conholy, nut
| aud othen. MICHAEL MADDEN rFs''ssHN n0'
| Mas ffANS, Bee Sec,