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, 1865-08-17

CAN'T M1s1Iso.-A grand camp meeting, ex.,
pected to be one Of the largest and most pleasant
held in this district for number olyesrs, viii be.
gin On Wednesday next, Aug. sd, on the new
camp ground Beat Det-plaines Station On the n.
" 3. R. At this station The great Methodist
c.mp meetings Of this part Of the county have
fer several years past been held, but the ground
to BE- occupied shit year IL entirely new anl pos.
eef.ed OF many advantages rot hitherto enjoyed
in ttetr former locations. Rev. Q. H. Iffr1ny, D,
D., Is Chairman Of the COMMITTEES on Exercises,
he meeting IL at,rnetire and imposing "a possi-
ne. The nrst days exercises beng pecul1ariy
The cousetlat:on OF the Eroundg, will be unuen.
nlly solemn and impressive. They will commence
1t three o'clock P. m., on the a3d inst. Visitors
to the meeting will obttin railroad tickets at half
price, Those who hare ever attended camp
meeting aud witnessed lis many picturesque,
nuval md thrilling scenes will not fail Ii il il
sxa Ss
uUW offered. =
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auTtiD.1 Sales.


GILBERT & SAMPSON,
~ aSre.A Auetinncess. q, Is & l8 Deatbotn-st
sops!iGE. Household En- niturf, DC. as Aucuon.
~ FRIDAY, Arr. 1S. 1t X c'clock. we vii sell
q cur a1t3c coH1. 1ld fa1ka Aod 1upeor 9Sso tuanx
tu:e 10eudinE nne assortment OF Polished OH W Il
mt ard C:ytsEe Chamber 81s, fstlor eui;s IN Rs3
toaids Extension 1abIea EsAEtl4a in Ros .Wood AID
Oh Wsinat ASP, Go q Gilt and Hoaevood and 8ut
Frame Mirrors, ChiEA foi ct set1-1l ps, Iea E5t-A
p, and 5pittou1s. Rnkray!uEa Pioturts, C ocksxY,
DC, do. GILBERT sAAt son,
= au16h7sb 81 AuctinneTA.
, 1865-08-17
The IS Western Railfoa ad Gazette, the
New Evening Daily.

Re give place to the v1lfdtctofY Of StSn1ey g.
Fowler, Eeq to his readers OF the Hssttrn Rail
road f1.tttr, the editorial chsir OF which he va
cstes for d new neld Of enterprise in 1he forth
coming rcw evening psp2r. MIR. Fowjer's suc-
eess IN the Gazette is IN excellent esrne.t Of the
new undertaking., srd The valed!ctofy Is as good
AZ Ealu.atory for declaring his qualities for hs
lre,h responsibilities:
tFrom tie Western Railroad Gszette, 12th.1
TAL1DlCToAI. -.
We esLnot ptrt company with the many readers
OF the Gn..sft, with whom We hAvs Kept up m
almott uIbloktn tnieI Iceuyte for nearly nine
may IN tunes past have ea,d things in M
m.ny rs.pentis':s dnse:, but We c,a cay ~
he railroad izlertsta of he Vest % md for he he
welfare Of cur city, Ind lest, though not least,
that We have aimed to stimulate that patriotism
Which has 60 gallantly upheld the 'deaE old
tire, however, from 1he prepIletoyshlp OF the
fidstttt with lees reluctance, knowing 1hto what
worthy banda the psper hss besn IsstRted: Mr.
ksilcgG t;easnt ts1toE an p1opiesoS} Gsnsa ~
WiecorEn. IN which latter StAte he published
county psper With siRIM SUCCESS for nearly
six yeals. He bae Ietlded and travelled Al
rpi.hed ea hinascf n as an Inventor, and Is TIE
oliRiEa'or OF whs, il iavoraely known among
nswspsper publishers "a tho '' New Co7ntry Jour:
NIL Style" A. 4 tenueman Of eeneat,on and
tsete, wIitr Of ability and In1n of energy aad
ateii,y, we commend him to the favor Of als whom
we have erer had the pleasure Of calling friends.
70 ODE ffftncs End patrons to Whose tosbe1r-
auee, pa,.orsge end friendship Ws bare been a 70 10
tu.n our grateful and sincere than1e: We wtsh
e.eh and Ill clear conscience pud unlimited
! 1ospt s,ty-what We hops TO enjoy In suy new
eaneS so g < ats Taiss we hereafter 0s
STANLEY G. Fowler.
, 1865-08-17

BURGLAR AhREsTKD.-A member OF the Ne.
chsnte' Police force c:ught fellow usued M.-
Laufhlh attempting to break into the lumber
once Of Curas 4 Nelson. on Cenl, between Fn..
ton and kinz3e etreess, last night The tup.ctc
default Of $3.50 bsU,
, 1865-08-17

The safest and bert remedy for DIAr.
rtns, Dysentery, Cramp IN Stomach or Bowels,
SC !. NtndsF.onl CaTninatire, compound Of
iarIpuf, and Is mild IN It's acticn. The success
which mott tnysr,ah1y attends its me, insnses II
hftnde IN eyC1y case. Sold BY Smith i Dryer,
, 1865-08-17

aAof At TIE Da1v1E0 PAnK.-A trot for apu:se
Of xl0o. 10 harness, best three in I've, wilt come
On thts altefroon on the trsck Of the Driving
Fafk 1T O'Clock, p. IN. u. H. Yates nam.d b. p.
Ally Bacehus George M<ntur names b n,
Asoy becSet; hr. RUte nHucs b. Z. Sel!su: c,
~. Cla1k nnmee b. {. Miuaespt1 -
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cAMr DoUoLAs TO BE BRoKKx Ur.-We learn
that Col. Ellison, T. $. Qu.rsermsster ut this pnst
hRs received orders to make all necessary pren.-
Tadort to sell cut Camp Done1As 1T N early div.
The amount q Government property In and
bo quite an eTent. ""1 .'e '1'' "11i
, 1865-08-17

: EXAMINATION or NALK TxAcHFRs.-Ih.fe Will
he IN examination Of Inalc teachers ii tbs otlct
of the Board CT Education. No. 70 Ia Sale street,
on Thurtday, August e4th, commencing Al Q 4. N.
, 1865-08-17

CrT1 MISSION. EXCURSION, The cxcurs,on :,
Evanstcn cp Friday. The asth ins,arl,. win be
grand affair, one Of the most intEres.irc OF the
eessea. Rcy. c. Il. Fowler, d.. Rayrond, Rev.
T. n. Eddy, D. D., eId tthtr1, Will deliver
enoit aoosessck In tie gzo1e st Evanston. a
WIN a't tpsttd 10 m1ke The occa-lun one oil IN.
1eIcet ioau
, 1865-08-17

RAax RAIL.-Thc Pioneer Base Ball Club VII
pl&y their nest inatch game between tho first hpd
ssead Ct on tbs lake sbore rrouuda- The Gnb II
Fectuuy Organised. AID Is composed Of tuyerile1.
, 1865-08-17
LOCAL MATTERS,

At the Gold GIft Sale, No. 10 South
Clark etleet, ro brass or socalied gold plated
jewelfy is given swsy.
Every article Is told at the aycraee prtcs Of two
dollars each, regardless Of valre. and not TO be
paid for una! the purchaser sees aud examines the
srt1cle. In this manner you can obtain a Gold
Wateh,a Gold Fl1Re.9Rine,a y genuine Meerschenu
Pipe, tolId Silver Napkin Ring, an Opera Glaee,
or Silver Plated Cater for two dollars.
By psyitg or eend1nR twenty I've centa to the
Gold Gut Sale," No. - South Clark atTect. you
obtstn an envelope containing photographs OF ons
Gent1sle. a'1o cerufeate describing the article
to he drawn
The 1east pr;xa can always be exchanged for a
genuine Meerschan Pipe, without paying any
more than The two dullars.
Remember the Gold Gin Sale. No. - South
Clark treet, opposite the Court House, Chicago,
LII. Ap17hSj3.it
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pvbl;c schools md School Teachers.

The Male Principle Association, N behalf OF
,se Ppblic School Teachers Of the City Of NowYoTk
bog lcoyo 70 submit tie following facts and figures ior
nc consideration o. TAI poyer and The lrends Of popu
Ter cduca'ion
II needs 10 labored esgumcn; 10 Demonstrate these
proposiiisns
Free education ie tho besi rnl bpl9eFk Of free iu'
Public Schools are cheaper anc better on Tie whole
q Public School Teachers nre Uoife paid, 10 proper
80, 90 f,o value and rcspousibtg o! thef WORK tAhL
any other class Of The c0mnuIiy -, 49,.
Jbo f,s, and second propositions my 20 hs.'hva ~
d,iird 10 tie third proposition the attention Oh TIE
puN.c - respectfully called y,..: t ,is g.,
SIe President of the BOsrd 81 Id-catioA III ~ ~
,urufal rddress, states that the "h"c ,J
Ills tanght dining the past year ~ The pioto s,sc-
P,p.n; 'as oe O.t az IN entire cost Of 81 49,.
o,s - ,eicl IA AZ tn. rate OF - y W pupil ana '.a
~ syor,s-e attendance for The same p.rid ~ - tnt
,,rnber Who attended every day tJT Woie !.,r va
=, "a making th. cost per scholar ouis 81. ' -
dna,s bOols stationery. fuel liau f'P"'s' 0''' -
c,c,i. and sppegintepdGnce. &C.. &c. ,, o.,
Tie amount OF money expended 10; VIC .nao,.i
,,Ic sohcol teachers GncliHing tehcisio VI 90
pIt'o,s, - al 100 900, which DIVIDED ahio1E 49,
S.y.,, ,iyes In rouud numbers about epy ~ :
.hc, . ann less than the average wages OF hlSAl'ou
ieSor and which converted Into COLO - d h'''o WV
500 per annun -. g., i,.ro,ors receive the
ic,she ottanco Of S4O per year III currency, Ga. ~
xbict thc' aIe expected 10 drefs rerirc'ap!' NJ" F'
rod in n decent dwelling honse ,, ,.-,.,s
The pripciras and yicepTincip"is w'' A''' "1"'
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Mr.. 1SGRRsoLL wanted to tone il down a little and
spoke in behalf Of our soldiers for cheap tobacco.
Mr.: STEVENS offered amendment which re-.
leeted, to tax vinegar md acetic acid six cents per
gallon.
MIR. HOOPER offered an amendment one object Of
which was Ia put such .he circulation Of State
banks a. 10 exclude item from crcnl tiOn and have
one class of currency II 10 carry out the recon
mcndnion OF the Secretary Of tho Treasury and the
Controller Of the Curienc
Mr.. WILSON offered on amendment designed TO reduce
the circulation of notes % the actual wants Of the
eHce.
Pending the consideration Of this subject the Com.
mittee rose.
BRIGGS OVER TIKI OHIO.
The Honse passed the Senate bill recognizing az q
post route tie bridge TO be built over the Ohio River to
connect Cincinnati with Coyngton and also the Senate
bill recognizing post route the railroad bridge TO
be constructed over the fall Of the Ohio Louisville
Al quarter to five O'Clock, the House adjourned.
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arc better paid apparently but not in reality; for the
great majority have families relatives dependent
have spent time and money in acquiring the experience
aud knowledge necessary to the proper discharge OF
their nrdnou. duties. The salary u mae principal Is
low sl,sCO; for male vice principal. LAO; of fe.
$40 This IL m increase Of % per cent the rates
paid when gold was at par The wages % meehanle'
and laborer of clerks bookkeePcr' and Others siml
larly employed have been advanced 90 IS. and even
100 per cent while the salaries have been raised but 20
per cent.
Is it fair to keep teachers only starving salaries
why this exception Can any educate his children
pay fol books stationery fuel and the rate 81
twenty dollars per scholar in any respectable phi.
waite school ~ the ciyi VIII aot cost him douhe ana
treble that amount IL is well-known fact that many
of The best citizens Of Now.York have declared repeat
edly that they would prefer 10 pay for their cidrehs
education IN pnblc school, rather than have them
taught in prynie school for nothing. To have good
scnsols ihcrc must be COMPETENT teac crs living ana
not starving. salaries must be paid. To MAINTAIN
thorough system of public education such Inducements
must be held out to young and young women of tai
en VIII prompt them to adopt teaching ms PEI ma
nont profession aud not as transient employment To
enable them 20 secure the knowledge necessary III some
osermore profitable calling; Hitherto when me pubic
school teachers have sought from the Board OF Eductlon
ncreate Of saares commensurate IN part WIN the
increased cost Of he necessaics OF life they have been
met with the Settlement. that the boafd Is 10 deDl
your request is just but We have 10 money Wh.nris
the Board ont OF dcbii Money expended viscy ON
education il actual economy. II Is an excellent invest
ment and will pay n hundred fc.d Many OF the com
ms.iOucis desire TO pay the teachers fair conipensa
ton bet sick Cf the general exiHvaC nce u The en-!
government. and anxious 10 economist the pubic
money inlIgsed TO heir care shrink from binding ad'
tltional burdens people So FOfcy oytithAcd Net
the ci zci of NeWItr viii hardly object to pay their
teachers sufficient to enable them to live in some little
degree Of comfort ECONOMY in the employment 81
teachers is neither desirable nor IN heend profitable
By order Of the Male Prnciprls' Association.
1uo,L,s HUMBER President
Nsu. Yors February lsC5.
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HOUGHTON-On Sunday, Feb II. Of consumption, Walter
Hou;hton .srs % yea month. and ID day. .,.rs
his fan raj on esdsy afternoon Feh Is at O'Clock
from the residence Of Chas. w. Hougotop, e'q, No. Is,
CLntonsL
KiP-Suddeuiv a, Hoboken on Sunday morning Feb ~.
Mrs Sarah Kin widow Of the late Philip Kip
The relatives and friend. Of the hniiy re "a
funeral from her late re.itenee No - Mssh
ing;ous, Hoboken, "Wednesday 18th n't' I" O'CLOCK
s remain. will be taken to English NeshbOrhood Cemetery
fof intsrneut
LAMONT-At III. residence 10 Brooklyn, Monday, me
18th inst. Duncan Lamont Of Ceenoek' seotaad' III TIC
rreri. Of the f.iy are respectfully invited to aerd the
funeral at Christ Church Cntonst cor. Harrison st.
brooklyn, On Thurdly, the 10th inst at O'Clock H.
McCARTli-on Mondly 18th inst. n the Convent OF me
Good Shepherd after short Illness. Ellen McCsnhy tin
religion Sister Mary de sacS Of Judge McCsfny Oh
MITCHF LL-h' Pairmount, Yves, Farms. Monday 18th
inst Thomas Mitchell In the SD year Of ms sge.
funeral from residence Of bis ninaw d. g. Stone, on
Trains leave Twsltysxths and Fourth ave. a3o
NEvILLE-On sauId,y. Feb II. 1865, Mr Eleanor ~
Neville in thu 18th year Of her age.
The reyss and .ud. also those Of her chldsn Tbeo
ne,o from her ate r. ,denre No 2oi West Twenty fourth
st., on Wedne,diy afternoon ut o'clock
OGsBURYJane Ann, daughter of Gertrude and the late
The relatives and friend. # the family are invited attend
the funeral from the house Of her grandfather william
Leecs esq, No. ~ West Wahins ion place on IhGrsdoy
afternoon, at O'Clock.
ROOS,-ht NidlrtOwn, Orarge Co., y. Y, on Monday.
Feb - Anna f. Thomson, wife Of JaInes p Roose' and
daughter OF John Thomson . ,
The relatives and friends Of the family pGc'fuy invited
attend the funCr 81 tie residence ~ Mason THOMSON
18th inst at a O'Clock p. without further notice
sAMSOS-On Monday night r. g. 1865 Amelia. beloved
wife OF David Samson IN the 5iti yeaf Of her age.
The relative ard friends Of the an y those Of the sons
inaw. David Forch,iner A. ;. Ros.ubaum and Leo W se
are respectfully vci to attend her funeral from Der late
rel lence, No 2J West Fourteenth st., gu Wednesday
afternoon, at ociock.
Morris Grundy Comfy liliuois. Tuesday,
Jan 81 1863 Captan John S-by aged 81 and 20 days,
formerly resident # the City Of New York
yALEST1NE-Ou Mondav, Feb. IS Elizabeth, widow OF s.
ID. Valentine, In the 63th year Of her eee. 80
The OF family respectfully uvted to attend the
funeral from the reidrnce Of " d. on ren, No. - sch'r
ne.hoin.t Boo~yu, "Wednesday, Feb i5 a; IL o'clock,
without further notice.
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DIED..

BrIL-At Hanponbc-fh. ORANGE County On se,ona day,
nan int Ilrr Nul widow Of tire lat Lvl,z'r Dul and
fnusntsr at Tie lite " ~ iearlaL
fuu,dl ou Fohrt, day, 18Th ilst, - u O'Clock
COLA, Albany Web. o. lcyS Hattie Bu.sh N; Of "A.
gutG g. Io 81 that city, hnd dau shtof q W i1n H. Bur
leigh Of Brooklyn, astd - years.
CntToS-A Ihiraro. sn Wrlnesdsy teb. ., Mr.. Sussn
81 Cotton wdow 81 Gown Cotton ate Of 'his CITY. Ia the
5ifh yrrr = nrr ree
New Haven journal please copy.
f- man ye1rs 81, dent 4 III. ciy tgcd " years,
iii. ismlis irN aided 10 oJsi.on, Nerion' To- iner
vernon, papers please copy.
FAGAN-On Tue.dy afternoon Feb. 49, Esshe' Fas4n aged
the and aionl. II TIE family respectfully laviicd
10 a.. the funeral "a 1hurdy afternoon, At O'Clock
frou. the residence q her souw, Andrew Ii. Jscknrn
No. 80 Inirdst
uADiEY-In Wilhfusblrrh. MONDAY the 18th inst: Mrs.
synthi6 Haiey, IN tie 17th year q her
30 M F,f h.. Wednesday, To-. 10Th a. O'Clock y m
Wc,,.n Nos ! OH paper piesse copy.
rrAtTAt Tuekaha., NsEtoh..tesGo.. b Y, Tuesday,
Fb H. Robe JiIas, sny Of JaEies Hal Of The former
r!, c,d. Of tho isrc, tnaedto ssteraa frne.r o
Thor-i,y 70. lei ip. At 10y II te re,iJefr
,ry,',,y,tti' H. lar, NJ X r., 81 asa. r..
Nall, 4, New cheilc, McIisy Fpo. H. 1866 VI CON
nru,iu G,orr, Hall ir, soa o.. Ccofse sud Anna Msfr1
mi " III. il.l yelr Of ais axe
Thr relative, snd friend, Of ihe 'amiy ar. invited e. scna
lbuf.d.v Frh TO- st2 oclock Carriages viii he h
waiting 1t ths DEPOT on %. arrival Vi the Al 30 d iH
81, rrmsius will be- aiken to Greenwood on Friday fOf inter
n.ent.
w .Tp-ou TUESDAY Feb Il. Of scarlet fever Minnie
yorn,rst child Of Wlia g. and Merry Heath eyed ye~i
IT, ,I aud eends Of the family sre respectfully invited
"a attend th. funsfsl Wednesday Foo. IS ., o'clock
nom The rs,des1- 0.ts. is's,r No LsA' THIRTY aui''
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Yxv YORK, Oct. 5, Iso.
SIGHT RESTOREn

AN RAORDIN,RY RESTORATION OF SIGHT
L,wRgsog GERSS. OF No. laj Eas, Sths-, Newly OH
C,y have been suffering from blindness Of TIE len eye for
,,idersble Period TIL, eye continually Ia state u
Great Inflammation which tho good eye became affected.
md. indeed my general health VAS greatly injured BY II.
Hearing Of Dr. Won E,nbeg great reputation. and every
one said iue hopeless Gaze rallied on the Doctor who.
afor examining me- undertook roy aa within fortnight
issu. y ell amo.t comp.e.ry cured. II !, month
since r,ac 4 myself rnder r Won Elsenoers.
am happy b. able that tue inflammation IS
toy gon, thar perfectly With both eyes; added
nth ar in good health bcs have rot enjoyed since
blind Do eopseientiouiy al sIaiefay sWear 70 The
,boye Statement, in Coar, o. Justice &, tho City Hal Of ne
City OF ~ York. the io,A LAY Of October 1864
LAWRENCE GRESNA.
Sworn psfo,o Iae this 10Th day Of October 1854
C. GODFREY OCSrHER MsyoE
THE Grand Seal % n'e}
tNew-i ORR Mayoraly.)
Dr.. vow EisENBERG risy be oorsasd on Tho d'ss'Sy
q the eve and ear sud Cor ca,rr, ~ the oco, Ne sh
broadway. N~wYork
The FsTuETiCO NErRALCiCOSIs uow Oh .xriaiio>
a, DR.. Won EIsENBERG'S Consulting Rooms No sIs
BROADWAY usS Has.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
HrsIERINC OUT ENLISTED LIN.

I'm motion or Mr.. ORTIZ resolution was
,dopted requesting the Mit,ary COMMITTEE 70 in4mfo
nd report a; the earliest poss b!e i40ne' Niol
lstou u recessary 10 secure he muster "Nt OF hn'h mn
"a enlisted for the iIed terms ~ L"F Iesptctit
reg.ments with tie understanding iiey sL"ua DC mus
tered 10 with The regiments. ,,...,,.
P.uROAD LAND BIZ ILFE'TLD,
qrh Hosc re,ectod bv two majority the Senate BIZ
Donating lands 10 WISCONSIN, FOR the CONSTRUCTOR u
,hp cara from the head OF Sturgeon Bay 70 connect
G.eeu Bay Will Lake Michigan.
RAILROAD ~ AiCHiCAA.
The Uoose passed the SCLnte oiBt fesoiniinD 20 *
Tend for i've years time the construction OF li.tvu
from Flint ~ Marquette, lhcIisan 20 ~ 10 pre- az we
lands Heretofore granted from reyor:ing 70 tae govern
rnent. -
lie House then went into comnitie' Oh the Ainehua
rory Internal Tax Bill
IN ,eotion of Mr. MORRILL, a. amendment was made
- tic tax CD steam OcOu OtTes and tioam engines IA
~ tho tax on oil their pars at i've PEI ecl al r0'qre
When the duties have been pad on tlt boilers thoy
A.. % be deducted from tie finished engines
. Water tanks. sugar t0uks, sewing machihct hhd
blaming machines are TO rsy the SEINE iaS. ,,
Mr. boutwell, offered an amendment. wh!ch vas
s.,o.d 20 imposing lax Of five per ceuun I'd ret,r ~
VI manufactured clothing when me annuhl products
exceed Sl,UOl - -,
The prOviEonf- IA relation 70 to'atco ".1o '-fleu
On snotas tobacco Of all lird, not Otherwise herein
troyidei ior thirty five cents pound.
Or smoking tobacco maze ''u'i's. VI s''"'s N4''
Durinr AID incidental debate on THE subject. NJ.
fSGEasOIL appealed to gentlemen not 10 TAX 'OAIhs
tbaeco TOO hieh II should not he more taan nvc cent
syound. There was greater luxury TO the ihDoring
man, after BIZ days toll WIS over, than tosu"Ae h'
v1te surrounded by his family.
Mr.. MALLORY said apart from the pleasure 10 th'
shite smoking was the cny pleasure Ie africa
bad left since he had been converted ln'" HseGiDah
Nh. srEvRSs said they wantec 70 coiieet uio Ai'4
sens taste, and eSry1te Il 10 that Of ID, master
Mr.. IsGi.lsou wished TO add 10 NJ. Mallory pic
lase
Mr. MALLORY though. II lsd been sufficiently cot
"sA lLssgdlsr.l
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ccuooI TxHImTroy.-The

School EXHmUoS.-Thc annual exhibition o.
N. Finh Word veu.ng School mead lat evening IN tho
school boidng in North Mooest The bulding
with eyersscen and 60 the sea' Of d" stage so'p~ned ho
the wal WAS wen executed posi, Of Washington cur
mounted oy the nstious color 4. early hour tie build
inc s led 20 rcpleii, 80 til .ehors and teir iticnd the
crowd Jug up the sgec aio'd TO yi0rs and extending IN
to the onies ia. ,xcsv which under the direction
~ the venerable ~ Recorder francis II. r. lon Predou' Of
III. frh Ward School Board, const'd Of dcrsnai'"n.'
sl,~r, soo and ehosrs well rendered
Dg tie evening tie crihstrs Of good scholarship drpofi
rneni aud attendance d.tburi 70 tnor idsi~d o.,
AN. y .,tun- Committee. The platform crowded with th'
eadng cieis IN. ward, ronilrn among whom WEI" lie
re ont cloo Comm. Jucrs James H. Dnpgnac ana Jan.r'
Y Tuthil.
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IAdyertiseinen'.I

TNuNTTrtfIHFHTs
DIR. W. II. GIEGG-Dear Sir: j have been
suffering for long time with what physicians cal
Diseases If the Prostate GLAND and RETENTION Oh
RIyT and was unable 20 Obtain any relief until used
CONSTITUTION WAITE, which began 10 produce its cur
aive effect afcf taking two doses, ard no mnr
can be more ergteul than ut the results having sui
rered all that man could suffer and live and rather
than be deprived If the medicine. would be willing e
Jay IUTY DOLLARS "a bottle Tor II.
II has not only cured me- but several other officers In
nv Gistric have been cured by IT, and would recon-
mend everybody suffering from any disease OF tie KID
neys to USE Constitution Water.
RICHARD LUsH
Sergeant IAth Ward Police.
NEw-YoaK Dee. 70. is6l.
Sold wholesale by MORGAN & ALLEN, No. Al Clih-st,
and al Druggists.
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Special Notices.


Ejahth Assembly District Union Association will
bold meet AZ CLIFTON Osrd.n. on w fDNbSDAi E|ES
ING, February IS. 1908, OF y ociock.
JAR, NJ NJ cmrra' ,seere,uries
EXrCI'TIyE COMMITTEE viii nee, et o'clock.
SAMUEL +. Mckinney, Cbarmnn.
"Rnni .yeshurur.',-LADIES, HEBREW BENLNo
LINT soCIEIl-Ihe fin-ral Of the late Mrs. DAN AZ
siM,ON viii lake pare TOMORROW from No 200 West
Foure. nth ST. TO the members Of the Society are ie
specially iny Ell.
Barnum Up TOWN.. I. BARSUM esq, deiv
,r. IN, r.,rbra cd lrctufe Gu The Art of MoAey Get
,ia," m prof M.tf.on's Church Foriy fir. St nesr
Sitibave., THIS (Wedu-sday) EikNlNG, 1T O'CLOCK.
Ticket. 3uc., 10 help cancel Church d.b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15

I.rorURLs THIS EvESISG.-Right Rev. Bishop
EsyIey will deliver lecture At The Cooper Institute this
vednesiay) evenug before the Youns Mus Roman Caiho
c enevoet As.o,i,ion. The proceeds to be applied
for the benefit q the Catholic ksounsiorv.
P r Barunm ESQ, viii ecilie this evening in Prot Mat
tison's Church, II Forty irs.. suyoct' "1ne AT OF
Money Getting"
Nj. susnnah Evan. VII delivers lecture Temperance
TN. evening n, Tie stanton g, Baptist Church.
fee ectarc will bc delivered th., evening al ihe now
room. Of the New Yofk Young Men. Chrstisn Asocicn
BY Jane. g Steam. Subject: Sir Samuel Ronily.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-15
PprsrYTATfoy. The telegraph

PRESENTATION The telegraph operators Of the
Western Union Line w. i5 Broadway Yesterday morn
ing pr .entod ter nansg,r ChGdes l. Nhns esd with
magnificent q1aio riotoruph a'bum, gold mounted aud
suitably in.,bed contoniug tie i.ene's's Of his ate ao
iaie, m letter cxpcvs ~ their appf"caiiono i NJ many
ee,tcfsuy qal.rs. Mr Whiting retircs ipem hi 20. o
=. man ger o IN. S.w-N1 Gk SJice Of the western i"t
Line q, assume rrsrou.ibe Poson 10 another b"snc'- -
~, CIV Of BsYo IT. %, held his .a. ofe Tor many years
x II ,trcou and leaves with tie best wishes 81 ihe e"
,rayhirr public hnd 'hr Company, a. Whct" e@Po)''' ~
H.. so rnr fsitifaliy served.