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Co.operntIye CoaI CompanIe,.

Srs fort, Oct i2.-Etitor Sun IL am a
constant reader of your paper, therefore know
lat you take an interest In tie working class.
Among the ways In which you manifest that In
teres', Is your frequent appeals 10 that class ~
form proiectge unions for ,hs purchase of tho
necessaries Of LIE, sud IN your issue OF to-day
you have an editorial on tho succers OF "Mgtull
hsu'tt Coal ConpAuieA" b warn al to DO care
iul Ia examining their claims TO confidence. Now
low sro We poor fellows ~ know Whist companies
ara boua Ale aud which, are "iley." Would IL
be out ~ your line Of business to tell US n such as
are @ gauile4 on permanent bAs $, and with the
oesign 10 io.UenetI the stockholders IN tho way
claimed MECHANIC.
Remarks We csnno, undertake to po'nt GU,
uutrustworhy mutual coal companies. W. sim.
ply s,vo the public warning, aud expect them to
decide f'r themselves what Companies II viii do
to trust. It certainly cannot le dimculi matter
to discover the character and sAnlin. o. tie cad.
Ing men 10 any company.
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Washington Market Retail Report.


EvR~tsa. Z
.,,-,-., ,. .,,-,.
Abair AZ THIS mArAe' nave ruca renhrtaby quiet
throughout tie entire week, rates With one or two
-, =. - - =. ,....Ai. =.
thcegtohS hOi"'usu'ulns '"o 'no'c 'n''I"''0 w
pect Of several branches Of the Wholesale trade,
,....i.. =. Ia, .,,,,., uo.,. ,o.ri,b.t.nd,ng
'ou''H"''s - '''
the crowded yards At Bulfs Head. end other points,
aud ,la c,n-pgt,pt derlne ot Wholesale stock ,hov
,- -, -. -. =.
no tendency TO eheApeh' ana veal "hl'h " on" cen'
per Mound lower In the same market Or lSa20c per
,ho ..,,,s, ian ,o,.i,, a., so,Dor ,,,ce 10
Pou'u " 'i' ''-'' '' " 49,
a3Jc.. Elrs are very scarce and high, owing 70 the
arrival of the ',noultInF" season. and price, are
~, - $1,000. 49,.
guo'ed "a nitn a. "'c yer ooAsn' Nno''sie' VI run"
Gpples have taken another upward move since our
Ia, go, .,a ,h, .o,r,o,,,., ,.aris,to. M, dir,irr
u.s. ''I''' "'u "'' '' "
tive fruit NOV command ~ BOSS 90 per barrel, while
ooI v.riatio. ara beId At from e. 20 IN ~ 60 Wa
49, ~ ~, 80,
hear OF one sale during the week. OF lW barret OF
ordinary greeulnr. At sc w. Good ordinary ounces
S ~ :, ., . q, "a -. ,oo C,...,..
lot pteser'ins' sou ~ apOu' % w e' wv "iNoi'
generally ,till tend upward, Hour being held to-day
80 ,oasf. 90 nor b,rrel or Al 70 IN 81 IL nor VI
- ,'@'' " ,a,'N,s,>. " " ~. -
pound BAG brown fughr al 10 saISSc yer pound I;
oa.e. at T6agl 80 pcr gallon tea at gOas2 2b, and
,,,, 81 4. ,,,,o... A.. H.. :, a,s oo.
eoues a. l-a'oc' Soh' " quooa "-up ~ eiE "s
Sl3 70 perton.
p,,,.b,y,, s,,,, po.., haa, NINA ol.oe.. ann.
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Tmp ti,sl political factions 81 Kentucky have
been tor several weeks BORN, tho President with
Their several complaints, each endesvorinC TO en-.
list his sympathy and socuro his favor. We doubt
II there has been day within the last i've year,
when kentucky had not some grievance to whine
about. Il has been In a state Of chronic dscon-
tsut, making as much fuss and Gurry a. \ len with
. large brood Of hedyeings. Eentuckys last griey.
snce, however, was more sensible thAn those VI ich
previously troub'eIit. The people general desired
ne sbolishment Of martial law In tho Slate, and
Che rs-establishmtnt Of civil authority. To secure
hat end, strong influence was brought TO bear
spon the President; the official eonduc. Of General
P,LSTR, commanding the military department Of
Kentucky, w.s represented TO be pernicious IN tie
niremc, aud tho condition u the State under
ais rule was declared to be truly deplorabls
These representations brough, ont Genera
TAIhRR's SIDE q tie story, and for tho las. three
Jour weeks these antagonistc Interest,". have
9'.n necessarily pouring their complaints INTO tho
S'es4dents ears until a, last, No doubt driven to
ssperston,ho has settled tue question by restoring
he cv powers to the full exercise Of Their legiti.
late functions 1t canuol be denied IL At the Pres
lent has acted wisely IN this matter. Kentucky
'ss never been even ostenslbly out Of the Uai1n 4;
s.d while II vas mi htsrily necessity t. keen the
Ta'c under martial law duriag tho war, tho bur.
den sould no. 10 justly imposed amer Tie rss,or.-
ton OF peace and quietudc The military w II
row 0c withdrawn from Kentucky, and Il 10 81 DO
hoped that the state viii enjoy season Ct tran.
guilty with no GRIEVANCE to trouble IT,
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Postmaster k.II, and the Nefrrnn.

re-" days since, we published sJmo comments
~ TIE course pursued 10y Postmaster KELLY 70.
wards he Veterans who applied TO him for situ,.
uo-s IN he psf on,o. We have since been h .h.
rs s.s.L5L by anuuber Of communications soat
t. ~. "a H's subject In which the writer, s.,
t'' Le Lei SeuSra,y Known fact,thst Mr.. KVtty
" .- tg Inst elera III ial in this city to prop 50
" =, " n lie department TO employment Of
",---ej veteran liners whenever they could
peryrL sac pubic service ami were olherwiso
IA '..,A 'lt ire duty As early a. Tho month Of
~ -.. IL, nth after the surrender Of General
l'-..-o worthy Postmaster detertn nod
" "s' I's influence and position in
i-'-l ct 'h5 returning soliisrs Aui sailors, and
'.t".e Dssar.-, On tie authority Of several well
L..y"u seuIe'ucu, boonsln; to both the Demo.
ri1ue sad Republican pss,les, that the Po.,mas,,r
IS ,uuef gwen, OF obtained situations for near.
NI' LHudrtd veterans o. Tue war. O4t q. Ais, u
az, han seventy msmed soldiers and sailors,
81 KELLY appointed hhy.eighl to Post oiIoo duty,
,t.e -cmEinler vii doubtless he proy,dei for
e''.na a. places arc opeu for them. with tue
~ ID public patronay, Of tho Nav Ynrs 7 ST.
:. SGT It's not TO he expected that every appN.
CT tNn Oe Immediately employed, nor Is t. 20 DO
s,Ip Used thut every sound man In the Post n,c
N.i,,, ~ can be removed, ~ MAKE room, iaT even
Nsuau soldiers. The public buf ness absolutely
,c44resa great many able bodied men an ;, al.
tnOcll Nc tehsys these should all 10 returned sol
d. NC Ass Wiling to wait patiently for the proper
tune Tor appointing them. II grOon hAuds vor,
simultaneously appointed In every department
ths public service would suGer materially bu, 4
'hs Ioldians are Inpa,nisd q iasi a ,hsy eau b,
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Fe~ Yo,t Frftav, Oct. IS, o p. k-Gold has been
steady to-day ct IAN las. The general stock mar
ket opened feversh and unsettled With marked de-
cline In prices, but the market gained strength on
the street, AFTER the Open Board and at the Second
Board there vas general improvement In prices,
with better demand for stocks. After the session
sensa,on report circulated that started the whole
market and In lev inmates the entire decline Of
tie dsy vas recovered prices teine maintained up 10
the close Of the dnJ's business. Governments we're
firm and ste.d7. The loan market vas active and
smos, stringent al I per cent. Commercial paper
was offered freely but passed at bisher rates. Foreign
exehanse was ste,dy but dull, Bills at 60 days on
London we're quoted at 100 a lt9S for commercial
On Change to-day Flour was loo. lSc. better.
Wheat vas 1c a 70. better. Corn wW heavy and le.
&c. lover oats we're heavy. Porh vas unsettled
and lower Beoi was firm. Lard was dull and whls-
key was steady.
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A Columbia +. C., correspondent, relates soma
Interesting anecdotes In regard 10 the petty dis.
turoaness between Planters and freodmou. He
s=ysi
| sat- Yesterday morning, IN The orhcs 81 ths
cal tain N chargo Of tbs contract business for an
hour. There came in, lnAlly, with q score of
OILERS planter living "a MS district but some
sixteen miles from town. lie had a wofll tale OF
an assault upon himself by one OF his 'nyycrs"-
"a boy who broughtOn up, aud " hos alters had
good houe down ter my place" while the how
was coming in from tho street, the man ,urnel 10
mo and explained: 1T never don't DO 10 good 10
saow favor 10 niger, for Ley's tho most on.
gratoiulleSi croeiurs IA the world" The dreadful
assault consisted in throwing q hAtchet al the
white man by one Of crowd " negroes who yers
lAy.ls some dispute among themselves, and sud.
denly discovered, IN the early evening, someboiy
sneaaius along by the fence. Tho 10y said "A
wasu't hA.chct, tui a biz Of trlcs, aud added
that the Ian was 50 lar away that no one could
tel W ether be vas white or black, and that hs
didn't throw tne brick I'LL after 10 called OUT and
tod the man 10 70 away. followed tho negro out
aier no LAD received Lis lecture from the OH, err
anu hal some talk With HIM. ''D-n him." .aid
he re.eIrag 10 his employer, she never doLe nuGn
/ an lis ID iie bus beat mo -uI kick lup aaI
Luo'E me Gown; Az hopes .t eLeu With Lin
some day"
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ID EAI'A y.

49,, E =, In BROOKLYN, r. n, Oct r. the infant
~" VI joseph and Hester Bedell.
Fa sep not dear parents, weep no more,
viii angel. bn r,rb, ~ n sI. sis ger;
ana WIN The holy seraph pines
N .,.es ~, e. and friends are respectfully invited
parents, IN Ainslis 81 near Loriner' on s.tardsy'
,BRowER--KIll.d instantly. on "Wednesday. Oct.
and M dsy. "'oHer' JT, aged 3s year,, months
Tie sl,,,ve. and fiena, Of the family arc re-
re.dencs Of his brother a. ps., trnera nom me
afternoon NEXT at o'clock precisely vi iss
,BuCKLEY-on Friday morning, a, o.e,oet. NJ,
The relatives and friend. are r.spec,,,;v ,nv,,od
70 siiend the funeral, on sunday afternoon. A. 2
ave, bet. J4th aud a5th sta. ~ III
fQsTER-on Friday, Oct. IS, 1865, Rober, Foster,
The friends and acquaintance, Of the family ar.
respectfully invited to attend the funeral. ON ann
residence, $50 EAs, iOth st. i''h NJ. 'a'e
HAhlLT0S mon oct, 18Th, Elizabeth. only
dsughter Of William and Rachel Hamilton ,sed
ycsrs and 20 days >
The re.,lve. and friends Of the family are respect,
afternoon, Oct. IL, at O'Clock, from btb ave and
18th -, to Greenwo God Cemetery. 10
A khLk k lhursday, oct IA Of eOn,urn piion,
81 years, month and l2 DAYS
We mourn our lo.s
The relatives and friends Of the family are re,uect
fnly invited to attend the flInernl, on sunday
afternoon, 9Th inst, at O'Clock, nom Attorney o.
N. n. Church. s4s "
hAY-on Ihurd,y, Oct. IL MARY Ellen MAY
ehteT Of John and Bridget Nav, aged month";
ne friends OF the family respectfully invited
Ave. ID. " -, 80
iheCLARNoN-On "wednesday evening, Oct II,
bnoih" hcClMnon, native OF the County Armagh
r. Tih OF lynown, aged 50 years and months
ne ielatNes and friends Of the family are re.pect-
IuIV invited 10 attend the funeral on SUNDAY
First ave 9ts S-'
THOMPSON - on THURSDAY. Oct IL Robert
uSVPscn, native Of Newry Ireland, aged 81 yeafs
The Lesiiyes and friend. Of the family ar, respect.
iu,y lnvhed TO attend the funeral. on sunday
seInoon, oct 10 At O'clock, from the residence Of
papers please copy. iss'
,WEBBER-In Brooklyn, Oct. ~, 1865. Thou.,
Weol er, IN the Sd year Of bis are
Inc friends and relatives Of the family arc respoe,
fuily invited 70 attend the funeral on SUNDAY af,er
noon OCT. 10, AZ IN O'clock, from tho resideuee
oil ms son. j. y. Weber, 322 Peari At iO5
,WHITE-on Thursday night Oct. ~. Mr., c.,b..
me Anna the beloved vile Of James White. ia he
biih year Of her sse. INV ~ 'N'
The tuners. viii take place on sundA, sf,ernoon.
~ y O'Clock, RON 81, James Church from whence
" VIII proceed TO Calvary Cemetery for inierment
me iilends and acquaintance Of th. family are
invited TO attend, without further invitation fgi
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The Nfenne.t RebcI Of Them All.

DAVIS Is called the greatest rebel, BESJAMiS the
nnhrsesL and SAUNDERS the sillieS bu, tho
medneS rebel Is NJ. y. NAuRr, who {, reported 70
Government in AsIco. lie owes everything that
he has, and all that he is-cIcopt his trs,son--to
tho United states Government lie was during
his vhols career In connection With the navy, .
kind Of ofhciIl pet, and honors and emolumen,s
were thrust upln him uns.intedly. We, h, was
ono of the FRS. to rsmps upon the flag under
which he had RISEN to proud position, and the
talents witch the Government hal developed In
bin b. used In the stt.mpt 70 destroy tho Union.
Mexico Is he plNce for him. II he provse as
r'creant 10 honor and principle IN the future a.
he has in Tie past, MACMILLAN will have good
cause to repent Of having usturallzsd him.
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THE NEW YORK sun.
sAruR DAY MORNING, OCT. "A, 1866.


THI Tennessee Assembly refused 20 pass reso-
luton expressing unqualified approval u Preslden'
JonSsoS's reconstruction policy, and IN place o. u
bhs PASSED another endorsing II IN general ie ms
"cspccisy his declaration hat trcisJa shall to
mae o1i.uI and traitors pun shed" ih OF no
ro1yluCo.A uader a liberal construction, rni.hs
rrorc-ly be said tc endorse TIE Pc, dsn. but tho
rjccto- q The emphatic one, and tbo ADOPTION o.
that "h.cl reals Ike sarcasm, Is certainly sG'fe'-
tvs Of ,c-y tame support" T. ny The least
Nov why IL Tennessee 50 cautious In endorsing
tue r. lleal's plan o. rccous.rHeton, and why
aves e L,,.sa.ure thrust INTO his face the desla-
cation which he ~ ofte 10 refe.led about Furnishing
,rehson Under ordinary circumstances one would
natural fHppose that Tennessee ought TO take
great p.i.o d. oyc.ytl ng done by the President
vticl itbas given 10 The country, particularly when
IT, remembered that the said State brought linn
W from ignorance and ohscurity T. n high social
AID political station. DJG Il seems TIA, the very
STATE from which nc ought to expect tue mos, In
The way Of support aud sndusemsnL "a tie very
one which appears most doubtful abou, the pro.
pr.ely OF endorsing him at,l why ish' The
Legislature gives no reason Tor ia Acpon in this
case. ssd therefore We have only con ectufe for
guide; The members Of The Tennessee L'gis-
iso1Fs are loyal 10 man, for the law Of tbs! S.'!o
Hniis no robel or eN.rchel eiher b. vote or 70
ID Office therein. They represent a class ~ men
rho have perhaps suffered more severely at the
hands Of traitors than any othoi el,s q people IN
the country The outr,st1 AMI brutGlties prac-
Nced BY tie rebels upon the Union men Of renn"s.
&c he t5rtures and, In many cssc. the murders
% which they were subjected simply because Of
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made familiar With N. business, ". rave no doubt
Va" our public Offices will eventually b. allied by
an 'ruy Of varworn vs,er,ns," whose claims
upon Their government is far greater than any
services mo political veterans have ever given to
Their T'r'y or their country.
Ia living Mr.. KELLY credit for the .e,on be has
"ken In ibis matter, we shall continue 10 demsnd
% hum aud every other prominent Federal Office
b. ier' places for the veterans" 10 the entire eH
cui'on Of party warriors, whose credentials consist
n political certificates" that they have di.ch arged
'he pAftzan duty OF their respective wards In
Promoting the election Of Messrs. A. or D. t. Col-
gress. Active politicians 20 seldom MAKE good
ohee holders that We are opposed to Their appoint
nett under any cfgums snces. We hope, therefor,
TIA; Msssrs KELLY Kf;,a aud ODELL VII earnestly
bsgin ,he good work Of removing The thousand or
more fossil politicians from tho pubic Offices and
appoint veteran soldiers sailors qualified TO per-
form The required du,ics. when this has been
conc Throughout. The country, We hope Congress
will pass law retaining oil public officials during
good behavior and we have no Joubt the interests
Of 1he government and Of tho people will then be
more faithfully attended W.
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As election day approaches 1t Is important to
voters to see to it that their name, are properly
registered on The poll lis, Of thsir respective wards.
Atthe last session ofthe Legislature slsw was pans.
ell requiring the registration Of every voters name
before election day, under penalty Of forfelnng the
privilege ~ voting, n this preliminary Is not prop
ttly attended TO. This law Is Intended 10 prevent
Illegal voting, ani 10 protection 10 every citizen
los rous Of exercising his privilege Of voting II,
Therefore voter IN any q the districts should
negIeci u te repsIsrod before election day, his
vote cannot he received. Ga Tuesday psri the
Registers will hold ,heir 6rt meeting, AMI open
their books In tho various districts, full LIST OF
which will DO made public within = few days.
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Tnr Georgia state railroad has been furnished
by ne General Government with complete out.
ct Of r-llingl stock, machinery, tools, etc. The
G ysrnmout furnishes this much needed material
Of reasonable rate and is TO be repaid from the
sarntnrs Of tic road. This policy, 10 DO applied
generally - the disabled Southern raliro.ds was
suggested by the Sun several weeks ago, and It's
adoption IN the Instance referred to. will probably
to prece lent f1r . similar course IN respect to
Other road. Ths de'rability ofihis plan Is readi.
ly perez we'd. Nosr'y oil the Southern railroads
were partially destroyed during the war and tho
compauie, have no money with which 10 rebuild
and r,-stook them. The Government has q large
smount Of stock and machinery that 10 10 loager
required Tor military purposes and this might all
he sold to the q Gsren! roads on easy terms. By
this mean, the Government will not only be en-.
Abod 70 convert tho stock into money, or is equi.
vhcnt, but It will directly Aid In bringing forth
the cotton and other staples In tc interior which
cannot be got 20 market for want Of transportation
and also greatly facilitate tho return Of prosperity
III the South.
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TRADE NOTICES.

NOTICE TO WEAVRRS-TT Is Reouested
by the trade thai no weaver or veayer, vill
apply Tor work ~ the silk factory In Doth 81 York
Nle, as the hands are strike; also the hand,
AZ the factory near 2lst st. Sth signed on behalf
OF tbs Association. YeS
THE EIGHT HOUR SYSTEM, WILL BE
discussed At Metropolitan Hall, e5 sixth ave-
MI, evening. An interested, invited. John
HENRY roy, GEO. T. CHAPMAN, and JANIS
A. BOIlhE- Committee. IL
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- las oHTuEoss..-C c, jerome Hopkins viii open hi.
roe hu''r tasa for hos s, at ~ o'clock tbs morn
ms At no Rem en- street EAry .r,h,al,, -,
te made la lhs connection /, : gratifying 10
lHo" mat ~. H1fkiHs las als5 op,lcd al "Or,
J eoa- OF Muse school o' aides aad young glrIs,
Nno WI 70 Instructed Ia vocal muse, alter Tue
pAAn " successfully Ndoplsi 70 NE loys' Lac.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A MEXICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION
IhMi,son Of Henry Clay Lodge, No 10. Res. n. par
her viii deliver discourse on sunday evening Ort
18th Al O'clock, In the Hall lGl Eighth ave co,
lslh 81, The public are cordially invited. a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Feu-ReIl and Winter suits Of Ciethiss
~. isn sna toys At price. less, styles better. and
SpBes, esortment In any store In the city, IL at
:. 2. Daaav,n' Nes 10 and 70 BoweU. $50
u.n a. - IS per tsp.--Tbe scbuyIkill
~ sosI .osi Company 10 nov delivering the best
e.~..-n tnh price TO dts subscribers. For in.
.es@aoon, apply at the once No. % wall st. 43i
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A U. H., No. ls--A SPECIAL MEETING
a. OF tho above number will be held at Coeau,,
Hall eoL litl It, and lat ave, on Saturday evening
oe.. llth, az ~ o'clock. The memben are required
lransActed. BY order Of EDWA ARD FILMING, Pre-.
PATRICK IRAYNOR Sec lao
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SEWING MACHINES.

ALL FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINE.
loI SAFE ana to rent A liberal allow ance viii bs
mauo OI AL KINDS OF secondhand machines in
eIehange Tor new. Call At 4sS Broadway uu ais ~.
neHt door TO BloadWa' Theatre - ~
OLD TYPE META, WANTED-APPLY AT
N<ths Saa olaN< -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Cough, Cold or sore Throat Require


immediate attention and should bo checked. II
allowed to cont nue. Irritsiioa Of tho Lungs Per.
manent Throat Affection, or an lncurable Lung
Disease, 10 often the result. Brown. Bronehi.
Troches having direct influence to the parts. give
immediate relief For Bronchitis Asthma, Catarrh
Con.umptivs and ThrosI Di.eAseL troches are used
With always good success singer, aud public speak
ers will fud troches useful In clearing the voice when
taken before singing or speaking, aud relieving the
throat Of an unusual erertion Of the vocal organs.
The Troches are recommended and prescribed by
physicians. and have had testimonial, FROM eminent
men throughout the country. Being an article Of
true merit, and having proved their efficacy by a tea,
OF many year, each hnds them in new loc.i.ls,
in various parts Of the world, and ,he Troche, are
universally pronounced better than other articles
Obtain only Brown, Bronchial To hes" and do no,
take any Of the worthless imitation. that NAV h,
offered Sold everyv here IN the Inted state,, and
In foreign countries at 50 cen" Per box. 1855
PyIe,s y. Ia. soap-The Cheapest soan
IN use for the working elhs,ea sold by grocer,
everywhere. 40
Vince & Wilson Lock stitch Sew,nc
Machine and Baton Hole Machine. No. Cg5 Iiraas.
WY, Wy. B39
Howe sewing Machine Company M G1a
BToadw Az, n. \. Elias Hove Jr, fIesiden, Areuts
wanted. " $40
Grover 81 Bakers Highest Premium
Plastic stitch aud Lock stitch Srvlgt u.cL,na iSs
Broadway, \. York aud s35 Fulton II. 3rooEivp' sGs
Or. Uarrison's Pcrisiaitlc I.ozenge.-.
positive cure Tor CoslVentsa Pie, ~ spsnsis nnt
every form Of lndiee,ilon Sold eyeryvh.re, 1I or
viii he mailed on remtting The Price @ cent? q
Hariison 4 Co, Prop.ietors, Boston, M.sS s4y o.
The Improved I" >lOsI" Ll.ipuc Sewins
Mschines, 6y7 Broadway. Areut santed III
supee. ------- 40
Gouraud's Poudrc subtle uproot. II.I-
f,ou. ths torenead, any part Of ti,s "a. W.
rantsd. Al hii depot - BsOadslx, MAR Gr.ud 40
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE
"a gwen BY Father Msthev I. A. h. Society No. 3,
OF New York, Al their hall, corner 25th at and sth
ave, TINS sunday eyes Oct 18th, at D. m. Tie emil
ntnt phfenologist, Professor Wells will deliver a
lecture snd give examinations from the audience
Moses Plat ksq-wil also address the meeting Meesr.
Daniels, Wallace, King, Reilly, and a number Of
others I'll sling. EDWARD W HUGHES Prest
PAIRICk GILMORE, Vice, CHARLES A. CLARK,
secretary. ~
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A DDRESSES ON THE SUBJECT OF TEN.
perance will be delivered to morrow evening al
the hall OF the Father Mathew I, A. b. socIetv, No
At ~ Court ct, Brooklyn, by those eloquent advo
cate, OF the cause, MesArs. j. l. Perry and Edvard
b. hossr.. Nolan, Downsv and Curtin The M.Pns
band have kindly volunteered their valuable aid and
VIII discourse some choice music during the evening
Rec. Sec. 40
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

81 G0-CHEAP LODGINGS AT No. 5
" lhompion 81. tor single gentlemen, 50
aNteA ana Upwards also suol room Tor "a man aud
we, with cooking stove II desired, Of Thompson a.
near Canal. al ."
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A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD
Aby the fAihsr Mathew T. A. b. Society No. l. Of
Temperance Institute corner Of Hamilton sv and
hieks,t. Addresses will be delivered by Meap
John A. villa Michael Madden, David Lsngton
John u. Doyle and Moses Plat singing By Jo-epb
Cshill and Denis Nolan. N.B-The society's Fourth
Annual Ball viii take place on the S0h init, In their
oTn Temperance Institute. Tickets can he got from
any member " the Society. The Institute viii
be suitably furnished for the ball and all other pur
P~es OF Iespectshllity Afterwards CHAs. MURPHY
Fee. BERNARD AARrIN, Rae. Sec. 100