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The Portland daily press., 1865-12-05
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician,

ia
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel,
XNTHERE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located In this city. During the two
years we have been in this city, we have cured some
OF the worst forms of disease in persons who have
tried other forms OF treatment in vain, and curing
patients In SO short time that the question is often
asked do they stay cured? To answer this question
we viii that an that 90 not b stay cured we viii
DR.. d has been practical Electrician for twepty-
one years and is also regular graduated physician.
& ar,n Of nervous sick headache; neuralgia IN
~ ~ head, neck, or extremities; consumption when
ths acute stages where the lungs are not fully
~ voiyed: acute or chronic rheumatism, scroeula HID
diseases white swellngs, spinal Diseases curvature
az The spine contracted muscles, distorted limbs
Dalsy or paralysis st. Vitas' Dance. deafness STAN,
mering or hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia indiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint pIes-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma bronchi-
It's structures OF the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints.
BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity the lame and the law
leap with joy and move with the agility and elastic
ity of youth; the heated graid Is cooled; the FROST
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deiormities re-
moved; 6iintness converted to vigor, weakness to
strength the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
the palsied form to move upright; the blemishes OF
youth are obliterated; the ACCIDENTS Of mature lite
prexented; the calamles OF old age obviaed and an
active circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hanes and feet; weak stomSehs, lame
and weak backs; nervous and SICK neadacnei uiaSi
constipation Of the bowes pain in the side and back;
leucorrhea Tor whites falling o. 'n ed TS9 at
rain If dIaeesss vii find in Electricity
aa Of sSOss ons 'S OF tPPGSSs
menstruari ladies' Electricity is certain specific.
with y1"; short time, restore the sufferer to the
4 yigor Of health.
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!
DIR. d. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
\ rRIcIrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having dee aged
teeth or stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES for sale
! Tor famjly use with thorough instructions.
Dr. ID. can accommodate lew patients with board
and treatment at his Muse.
Office hours from O'Clock A. ". to 10 NJ; from :
4 to p M, and to In the evening.
Consultation free. nov1u
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n BIG DRTTE!

100 doz Ladies Cashmere all Wool Hose, former
price $3.50, present price s1.OO. Call and see
them, they have no equal.
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Various Items

New YORK, Dec. 4
Dense fog prevailed all day and evening"
But few arrivals from sea- Steamer Lafayette
from Havre, is anchored below. Steamer Al
bemarle from Richmond, is ashore at Fort La
fayette; expected she will be got off soon.
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Holiday Presents.
Great Prize Distribution
New York Gift Association f!
7I3 BrOadway, NeaC York.

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops, Ladies'
Sets Of Gold and Coral; Jet and Gold, Florentine
Mosaic, Jet, Lava and Cameo; Sets OF Studs, Vest
and Neck Chains, Plain and Chased Gold Rings Gold
Thimbles, Loekets, style Belt Buckles Gold Pens
and Pencils, Farcy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
Gold and Silver Extension Holders, and large as
sortment Of Fine Jewery OF every description of the
best make and latest STYLES, valued at
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A Bargain.
WE DEFY COMPETITION

100 doz Childrens Bal. Hose all Wool, 10 and 1scpr
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The population of the city in 1850 was
26,542, showing gain in five years of 1882.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-05

Passage of the Constitutional Amendment by
the alabama Legislature.
WASHINGTON, Dec A.
The Alabama Legislature has ratified by an
overwhelming vote, the Constitutional Amend
ment abolishing Slavery.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-05
Tuesday Morning, December s, 1865.
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Da

eB- Adoerssers icH benefit themselves, as ,ce. as
accommodate as, By sending IN the" "0e'''''"e'''
at an early hour In the day.
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Stock Markets. -laa
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.
Second Bodrd.-Stocks strong
American Gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. .14Saa
United States one year Certificates. .......... Fa
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Remember!

We carry the largest Stock ofHOSIERY, GLOVES
and KNIT GOODS of any House in the State; do
not resort to Dummies and can not be undersoid.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-05

NEW ADvERTI5EhENI ooho NM
Montreal Ocean steamship Col. q A. Allan.
Piano Forte-A. Robinson
Lost-Dress Pattern = c,,.
Take Your Choice-L. Z; 4lison.
one of the Oldest Remedies.
p. & r. Railroad Co;
Roots and Shoes-Elliott & McCallar.
10 ibe Legislature ofMaine.
NJ o. AZ. A-Stated Meeting.
Taken-Ladder.
Auction Sale-E. NJ. Patten.
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CASHMERE GLOVES!
80 doz. Ladies, for 40 cents per pair.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-05

100 doz Ladies ALL WOOL RIBBED HOSE, soc p
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-05

Destructive Fire.
t CHICAGO, Dec. 8.
w. W. Servings furniture store, Randolph
street, was burned last night. Loss $4,000.
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Netc York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.
Cotton-dull. Middling Uplands at Doc.
Flour-15 a 25c lower. State at 20 a So.
Wheat-1 "a &c lower. lF
Corn-1c lower.
Beef-quiet.
Pork-iower. Mess % 80 q 20 e2a.
Groceries-quiet.
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W UsttCNs
COPYING to do, by one who understands French
u and English and writes q neat and legible hand
Address Copyist, P. o,
Nov 29-d1w*
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WU7lted.
A Address T. ees Pst,a situation as Copyist
Dec 4-d3t*
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Consequence { The insbihty VI Dothsrs 70 cave
g'rss .t.l1-au sud mentions The acc.dco;s hat
almost daily s.clr t. .u'an's cons"quent upon
b.uy thus len alone Il state. also, that ten years
40 tie " Nursery tor the Children Of the P0o-"
was established, with the tUo-iold OBJECT Of caring
f.r tie children y vet nurses, among whom there
was fr ghuul mortality, aud Of providing place
for r. j 'ren whose mothers obliged 10 labor
sway ron home The exrerienco Of tbs Society
proved that the second feature was Improbable.
without establishing nursery in every ward IN
he city, and that branch Of the enterprise vas
Al sndoncd. The circular suggests an idea, hov
ever, which We believe IL 10 10 afo ted st an early
day, that socr1s t. meet tn necessity moro nearly
than any other The plan is ft the city churches
to take hold Il the matter, tni 'r each one N
establish nursery under ~ own suppccs. Msny
Of our most cuhp nt cergym mon are taking deer
inter est In ,he subject and there ia rood prospec'
that Il will soon Re rut into operation. No more
l,ud.hc act - charity, AMI none calculated to pro-
duro greater fruits than tbs, Il properly managed
could 10 adopted.
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TIE NEW YORK sun.
TIN H,DAY MOpyNG. MAECH 30. 1850.


Nm. ,-.i.t,,v news is not special Important
..,,I. NJ Ia. battle fought o. BAT rdAy, ID
,.,p., btpopd, ,atbrr Increase TO value Of
49,. Surg Genera. GnAsr hss .ssiei = congrai.
..,-v,-lss TO tho troops, which ut only pise-
v.,r. .s.t FOR ias.- brilliant success 10 gaining
,e important ground loaa At Fort sloslman, but
,,.y, u, eyi,,tn The baue tclopgs Tor the ndvsu.
,.,..,a,s, by tho rel es Il socffG FROM This
t.,ttcr..rd Pri-adc. First D.v.mon. Ninth Corps
,,re r,iItvoi .rcprebens.ble want Of vigilance"
q, not hcing rropo-I, On tie alert for m attack.
Tho line ant ne d,tnccs Il Fort steadrnsn and IT,
= .ir.,r. where ne -clcl- su-ceclci IN gaming
.rnparfrv se,ccgs. wc-c strong enough H. hsvc
r-c,c,,cd lie b.rr camel ha .ho proper procar-
topa teep tascn g. lrv.ui . surprise. Gen
sra.r. boz th.s0riaf as. tas c. occssion 10 remind
IL. army tlnt On, l,t,c u Saturday teaches two
,n.pori,nt lessons. First. tina, ''no foruded POSI-
ton, h.,qcvtr strong will protect an army from m
3l.rcr,d and arda,ious cuemy, unless vigi.
1apus ,uarlod." See nd, 'tAat no disaster o.
1...tf,un- is rrcparnblr vi en- energy aud hrsvory
a., ,.IlycI o. recover What 20 lost" Genera
1F-', official report Of the hat,e Is puhshol Ia Vie
Richmond papcra. in which that oqicer admits hav-
ipy leon driven from tho battlefield, tu, fails to
give information rogar,liuy his Iogs He claims to
have captured ave hundred prisoners aud some
guns, but wss unable take the lAllor from TIC
field Tho battle, therefore, was moro decisive aud
more detrimental to The relcis ran was al first
supposed, and IT, effect must lc damaging " the
rebellion, In It's present eatreutv.
snrrWAN having reached t,uI!shoro md formed
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The greatest G.r .ulty experienced b. tenoyo-
lieut. societies and individuals, In their efforts to
procure employment Tor iudis,u. women, has
been the fact that 50 lar.es portion Of this Glass
Lave children 10 provide ior who are too small
T. leave alone. Il Is a comparatively easy matter
oltl.u en- ployment for working woman, pro-
ylJ,l It - convenient for her TO be away from
h,u4., during tue day but 1t IL impossible 10 pro-
N.Icworl for all who have lille ones al home,
,.li WHO are thus obliged 10 do their labor where
,u,y IAN perform the double duty Of earning a
l,elAu. a aud caring Tor the,r children. Il would
team important act of bcncvolencc, therefore if
f,me means could 10 adopted by which women
a.. trs class could havo the benefit Of repository
Tor tlor iniinl children during working hours
II IN arrangement o. this kind could be instituted
..pi 50 regulated that children could receive all
sbc caru and attention necessary for their safety
and comfort 1t would confer an inestImahle tlel .
y.ry upon working women. a circular ID before
Us containing suggestions which saom calculated
A. NEE. tho want referred to. II allldes
A. she suffering among the destitute
sumea sHd vGlldrsn al this ss'H IN
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Yia.neial N.rA Msrhet.. &c.

Nes Iort. Wsire.Js., BIreh -, PY-Iie
fluctuations 10 god. a. buletiued a. Gipll'. No.
ohants' E1chGure to-day, have teen ns fooes At
1880 a. NJ. 15l; 1895, 1bi+; 1910. i5lE; ~ 90
1ti; 1888, BIN; lilo, l5ik; l125 1919 1i.35,
1914 ii.4S, 1927 IL i52s; 1910, 1924; 12.20
1879 l2.49 Icy, LIS, 152N; 1i5. 1874; 1.3O
1882. 1Ab 1871 ., 1925; 2O5, 1874 22O 1917. /;
23l 1872, 245 151h; b 15ii.; 9.15, lily 800
1tlh' s.46, 1919 1855, 1jiN; 40 161h; 4.so
1tlA The afternoon stock quotations, ns compared
With those Of ycsterisy, shov decline Of \ per
cent. Governments were cody and strong, with an
active business. The loan market IL easy and over.
supplied at Cal Ter ceut. The leading bankers,
brokers' and financial hOuses have large surplus nc
cnnuls'ions with little o. no demand Conmerc Al
psrer dun ntS II. Foreign exchange Ices ac-
tive and closod for the steamer lO0k In god for
Itpiins sterling bin. on Change TODAY Flour vas
dull and lOc lower Wheat was dull and 70. &C..
lover. Corn wis lc. yc. lower and dull. oats Fote
dun and dropping Pork Opened hrner, and closed
heavy aud declining. Beef steady. Lard was
hfin' and Whskey vAs dull and droopiuR.
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I. ;-2o SIX PER CENT.
GOLp-ITAElNG BONDs.


Notss Of AL the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions
and the notes forwarded al once The interest to 10th
June next will he paid in advance by the Local sub
ernguou aenta at the time OF subscribing. LIS ID
TIE ONLY LOAN IN MARhEr
nov olerci by the Governments and 1t Il confidently
expected that it, superior advantages will make it the
GREAT POluLAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less thsn SSJlyyLOUO Of the Loan authorized by
tie last Coug,os are nog on tie market. This
amount. At the rate at which 1t ~ being absorbed viii
all be sulscrlci for within four months, When the
notice will undoubtedly command premium, as has
uniformly Leon tie csc closing tho subscriptions
10 other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section o.
the country may be Afforded facilities for tA.ius the
loan, the National banks, state Danks snd Private
! Bankers tArou 'hout the country have en,rll!Y
agreed to receive subscriptions Mt par sulscnLer
will seioct lhr4g own agents, In whom they have con
fdcnce and who only to he responsible for the Ne
| Lively Of tue uotes ior which they receive oEden.
| JAY COOKE
Su5scr, Pt10H Agent PhttadslI ma
] March 9Th, 1865, rs
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TRADE NOTICES.

ACHMAKEES-RALLY FOR THE Union.
- Grand Mas Meeting Of all the Branches Of
Coach king slli be- held on Thursday evening,
March th, NJ 81 GIHnd n, hen tho report OF the
u lc uttros' Importance 20 every one Ia the Trade
rIl he brought Up Tor action. Eminent Speakers Of
each Brunch will address the meeting. 70 which all
ntc co. tally invited g attend. Ey order, y. TURN
Pr Chairman CUlnuttUe OF Arung cments. y. Nc
OEArH sec. 2S4
- special meeting Friday, March ~, Mt I y T.. "
Tie Iluctual attendance OF all mcmhetp VI the gcn-
cul committee h requested, A. business ofimporsuce
VIA De transacted. Nv order, ROGER McCtkATH,
Pes. TllOS. MESIMAN, Sec. ISL
NOTICE TO THE BOSS MASONS OF
' Brooklyn, Eastern Distrtct-On Monday, the ID
ia. Of April, the memhons OF the Lahorers MON
Wall demand 20 ahilings por day for their services 1873
NOTICE TO BOSS MASONS-ON AND Az
ter Monday, sd Of April the operative masons OF
Wiliaue uursh will demand 80 81 per day. By ord.
CO.. ORuE QjIN, President H.. II. BROWN, Sec. M
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askA TEa&.

DpNONAN-At her late re,ldcrcc - Cherr' @,
Or iue'dHy March ~, Ilonora, the beloved vie Of
john Donovan, aud daughter Of the late Peter Sul'i
van II the Paf,sh Of Castlrlavei Co. Cork Ireland,
= ID 80 t'G.' mos. and days.
The remains will be- taken 10 81. janice ChuUb,
on lhutsiay morning, at 10 O'Clock, where solemn
Ns.s of uioiu viii lie offered up Tor the reps 20 Of
hrr 'ou and from thence to Calvary Cemetery Tor in
t,ii"cnt lhe RELATIVES and friends OF the family,
aud also Of her brUthor-in-las, Augustus thinner
nan are fcsprctiuv invited to attend the funeral.
Chornia and Cork Urtlandl papers please copy. 40
GOLbEN-ln Brooklyn, on "Wednesday morning,
Na.eh 4gih in't Mar Frances Golden, aged Year,
ne relatives a1d friends Of the family are rcsrcc.-
fl y ,l,el to attend she iuneral on Ihurl alter
mon March - a. O'Clock, from the residence Of hor
mutNof' u Carl It 81
HOWE-On March 10Th. Mary Cstharino, infant
l,lrh,cr Of VIM T.. aud Lydia a. Howe, aged mos.
he friends and acqusintances are requested to
attend the funeral FRIDAY, 3lst inst at ~ O'clock
\, N, FROM 10 Deyoe st, Brooklyn, 4. y. 1OG
LEWIS On Tuesday morninp, March 2s Evan
LiaiF s4ed :, year and month";
%. rcAtyes and Trend, Of the family are respect
uls invited to attend the funeral on Thursday alter
noon, March ~ At o'clock, from his late residence
u Charlton ~. without further Invitation. lis re-
mains VIII be Inferred IN GTecnH God. ~
Mc'u\NlllE-ln front Of Petersburg, Va, Mirct
~ l,1l rom injuries received on March ltth, Lieut.
N'-il. NJ LonvilIc, Comply &, Oyth kegt \. \. v ole
| .ln-h Bfieadcl
llf funeral will take place from the reaiaeucc o.
hs brother, Patrick Mctonville, - Henry A. y. Y.
on tgldgs, - 4. NJ III. relatives and friends, TO
f'theI WIZ Pc opcen mem ers tnd eA-iueu l. n
70 ~ iIFn ffttlf NJ Nft't IN tff city are I
~ " invited 20 attend. III
| EITCHtE-On Tuesday, March os, Of consumption
| L., ID liichi. aged - years.
The ir.cnds Of the family are respectfully invite,
| TO attend the funeral, from tho resilenco Of hi
/ brother. ti Wet 18Th - ola lhuuday afternoon
| ut s D',lo,k lis
| Van rfNTHlYSEN-Ou "wednesday, March ~
| NJ l' " Elcuor Lin, the beloved vito OF lrnac 1
| Van Bouthu sen, Hgcd -.
The funeral yil take place from her late rcsidonc,
| ltJ los cry, on Friday, much a, at 10 4 NJ. IN
| rc.tlv,H aid irnuia OF the family are respoctulr
| 90 lied 10 attend. lab
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PUBLICATIONS.

GREAT INYENTORS-FULTON, STEVEN
VI SON, Dnvy, GoucuLurg, AIchimede-, Da.ueue.
More. whitney, ArkvTight, Watt, with portraits
and descriptions. Also MAlor'ien. Terry, Miss Butt,
Blfon Cuyief, Sir john ueyscAe, NeetOn, Button,
Howart, Buxton, CoA'e. Fu-t'Che GotffTled, Bur-
nett In hi Comic Ply ognom. with Is iusfaii ons,
L. Benson, sr. Llk CHANCES Oh BROADWAY
. Illustrated Color Of Egea, Blue, Brown, Black,
Hazel size Of the Eve Place Of the lbs Curves u
the Eyeiids; Eyela-hes. CHOICE OF OCCUPA-
1ION or Pursuits in Life; What the Boys 10
lerty HppocraIes and the Engagements; Crazy
phrenoogleta RE- IGIOUS-- The "Siu Snal
Noieo;" SAeptci.u, NenerAtion; The Law OF P.o-
rrtss, Color Blindness, Noses. REPORTERS AND
kEPOkrlSG-with Portraits Of MEMORY WOOD
FALL and JANIS FERRY. PSCHOLOGY-A
Luna4c'a ENpoTIe nee; Chaos ia the Brain; Longing
70 20 up; Ride among the Stars; Visiting Jupiter
Coming 20 himself Body Life and Soul Life. ETH
SOLOGT-Nature In History: Climate nni Nereta-
ton Climate and Color North ami South MIXING
the kacc, How the Races die out VI X SOCIAL
hEIAIlONS- Matflmony; Lot Girl be Girls: A
Lesson for wives; MARVIN for SHOW. With 81 en-
giayed illustrations. PHYSIOLOGICAL .lOl r.
NAL FOR APRIL. 4 couble number. only ~ ccn;s
b. INT post, or - year. Ne S1ca have IT, h-
DIE . Metsrs. FOWLER WELLS, SO Broad vay,
\. \. 1873
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lost AND FOUND.

EOU'ND-A POCkET-BOOK ON MONDAY,
i bet. sth and 9th ave, Sih street tho owner cai
have IL b. proving it, Gail at IA Nest 10Th It, con-
tanning e small quantity Of money, %
7 OST-ON TUESDAY EVENING, 18TH
~ INST, from lS6 Mott At, AT O'clock black plney,
harness and wagon. The horse waa lct 10 So nd
came home 10 hs stable. The Nagon had high seat
box body painted al black; sinrle se' harne's, liver
plaied Jarrett out of saddle, budiC ucariy rev;
also ne blanket and hickory handle whip. $40 O.
ward wl BE- paid for the return OF the AT go or eny
amount In proportion. by returning thtm 60 Vic
stable, 2Gu East broadway, JAMES OH ANY, l2i
I OST on TUESDAY NIGHT N HENRY
Ia ST. a pair Of Gold speclacles the hndos viii ~
rewarded and receive the hanks OF tn owner by 10
turning them 70 10 Henry e. 70
r OST-A PASS BOOK, NO. lt2, oj2, on
~ Blocker Street SAVINGS Bank. The nude. viii
please leave It at the Bank. W
DICKED UP ON 27th, BLACK AND TAN
L slut. bet. 22nd and 23rd IT. Any person baIg
log her TO 800, ave, will be rewarded With -. -
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TRAy BILLING.

EOg HART ISLAND, DAVID ISLAND,
l. Fort schuyler, Nhiteston, City Island Aew Ro-
che 10, Willstts Point, the steamer sILNAN GROVE
Capt Jackson H. Chase, " IA leave Peek slip ~ n, -
IA. sally, tor the above places. Returning, ~ leave
New ROchede NJ p. N. SSI
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-ON AND
ATE. Monday, Jan e3d, Trains Leave 9th street
station For Albany and Troy and place. NorIh AID
" est at 80 and / 80 A. NJ ~ ~ and aI T. N.
Sleeping cars attached TO 800 and 10y 4. "A. trains
SUNDAY train 6.0u +. 81 small cars VIII run between
~ ], II. TOGCEY, Asst sGDs
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To Rebel Women TO Scud Under Bare
pOlps.

A lstc Issue u the Richmond VINO fAyst
We copy the tolloainr from the Mobile Fvr~r~G
NIN-. IA, writer has p.otgbly gotten the INST
pAit Of the ll'h ch.ptrr o, 'Ae lat Coruthiau
Itciallv the 18Th verse
Hattie House b. 25.-Hrssrs. Fnlrou,: / pro-
pose 10 pay the Confidence dclt NuW tnu't un .,,
Sc lords Of creation" at VS. POOR wuWeu Tor although
Ne have eucouin4od Nou by our smiles, even while
10 de for liberty vet. after ALL have gotten ma
drifting AZ random, We venture, albeit throurh the
vail OF Inodesu, 10 speak, There ale two million
women over IL Yeas of asc Ia the Con
fdcracy some hends have one and come
three 10 tour hraids II hsir-say they will aver
axe two therefore there about Tour million bnd,
worth iu Europe . each IN gold which gives Tory
millions in cold, and In Confederate money two ILL
lious-uearly double our present Indebtedness. \
ship loaded with this precious ualC mirht make hair
br,aith escapes put angela would guard Il tby Hel.
MGug'a permission, and land II -aiel, ~ lihvrc An
luiDIs would purChcs" at "a -rrruHtlvr prDe. Many
hrtud--oii, riu4 on the altar Of uucrtV-Soud hunE
ia PARTS MiU.vl Nlth the name Of the duh'r-, tod-
sun De At AuCt.0ul Our debt would he mere ciIcum-
ttauyr to tie Uuo4Lt realized, and pTopO.e thAt
every loyal woman in she south H"ud forthwith hci
hair, tlrI with rhh1n and labeled with her name,
g. Madame LtNoTt IA Mobile. here's int and two
brAir. Lei every patriotic wuWuu'- head be fhtuftu
"a dIup Of whose llood of father, brother suu o.
lover Aa been slgi and even the vest tee vii stand
h.lShel Ia Acr pl,reuce. cur devotion aud patriot
ism ~iN hr recorded By ouT Children, and all nations
| vli honoi rs. "bFulNm'
\ niece Of james Madison"
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sESaH sAI,NASc,, spl".,h banker hiss or Ter
ell from Paris ful SUITE ,. Very 0r ms seryautsi
be has 100 servants tie yuT.cs will cost 100000
A coLoRED tailor derlarca with great s1eu,nity
that Andy johnson Las a.ssraced the "purlcs-
Ayon,"
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

4 GRAND ENTERTAINMENT WILL he
given this evening, under the auspices OF r. Mat
M y T. A. h. society, No; ., m tho great Hall, cor
cni.uru, Aitr;s commencing at o'clock. Tickets
20 cts. h served On cents. 1877
EENIAN BROTHERHOOp-"WHO Would
te nee, themselves must strike the blow"
az Iiu l,Iluo's Hail. west aide Of "a ave let 54'h
nn' ~ s'-. on this Thurday evening, March 3d.
l1.,. 10 e, o'clock. several DISTINGUISHED Iri-hmon
VIA del yer appropriate addresscs. All lrshmen who
would Ike {, make Ireland
What she ought 10 be will be and must he,
Groa', glorious and Tree,
First iiowcr Of he earth,
Aud ui-i gem Of the reA
Win not tail TO attend. Complimentary 10 the lover.
o.. .iicty THEME Gkp Ceutre. MAR
llS ". ilNSLN, secretary. III
lTATHEE MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY, No.
4 -,ut Sew lork. This patriotic young paieut So
cctv viii hold public meeting al their Hall, cor Of
-. q. and ~ ave, this tIhursday) ovcning ut ~
~ The Rev. Father Nchan, P p. q Csrrirthoit
60. Clare, Ireland. Singing by Me.sr- Parkhouse,
Ns-h' AH,ttn ana o'ht'' Mei9bert are requested 10
W be nominated this evening. N. j. SACSE Prea
mos. CoNCANNoN, Rec. sec. ll5
E'ATHER MATHEW 7. 4. h. SOCIETY, NJ.
4 olN J. hold. public tSmpera1ge mse!ias lhis
Aye. Rey. Father Nesh&a aud others will address
snd sis Caltay aui IT, Glseasood ri EnWAKf
BROWNE lTes. LUKE McGu IRE, Kec. Soc. no
EATHER MATHEW L. b. T. A. l. SOCIE-
j -, Branch No. l, will hold their seekly ting
sausua at their hall 81 Hudson ~, al y o'clock
~ M Addrcp.cs will he delivered by Messrs Coldry
| ,nd GNbrsth singing by hessrs Stokor and Nash
| sILN EsIEK BIkAE, Proaident JOAN WALSH
Rec. Sec. rs
THE FATHER MATHEW 4. A. b. SOCI-
l. otv, ~, 3, OF Brooklyn, r.. u, will hold a Tenn
ppTanoe Meeting Al ~ o'clock this evening at Tenn
/ prsnce Hall, cor OF Grand snd III SITS speaker
| Nessrs. Carroll NTeeland and pickeIson. Singer
/ Ne.srs Stoker and O'sullivsn. THOMAS BOYl.AN,
/ Pest THOMAS N. LLOYD, Sec llG
! VNHE YOUNG MEMS FATHER MATHEW
l. society, No, l, \. w. viii hold public temper
! suCe meeting Ills THURSDAY evening in their hall
cor u 3ith st. AMI sth The meeting will be adj
drcssed by C. A. /. uoldey, Erl. and ". W. broom,
! Fsi, also by the Boon family. Singing BY Mr.. Car-
| rod, Aiss Alilnn Ms y AAhoney, and hlrf smith.
| GEpEnE BROWN, fTest. JOHN Z. BAGLEY,
Roc. sec. lv2
THE MACHlNlSTS BENEVOLENT ASSO-
l. citation No. /, Of y. meet every Thursday
cyening, AT 5 o'cloc., ~ their rooms - BoNery.
MAcnnsts wishing 10 LecoIne members wln apply AZ
Above, Membon axe requested 70 be plucuual IA
attendance thir Ihurrday evening, ~ officers vii! bl
Nominated for the ensuing TORN. WIN hlNiHORS
res, ). a, RVBEkLs, 5ee, JAMES MORROW
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