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dsrs In respect thereto is declared liable to ne MOI
exceeding one thousand dollars or Imprisonment
not exceeding one year, or both.
But tnis 10 qualified by section Sd Of the same
ACT which provides that when, in the judgment, Of
the City Inspector, any business, trade, or profess
sion II detrimental 70 the public health, he shall
notify the parties carrying on such business &C.,
70 appear before the Bosrd OF Health 70 show cause
My SAD busins. should not lie discontinued and
mat The action Of the Board Of Health shall he 6ns
hereon. In such cases, how can the City 1nspec-
'or act unless the Board Of Health is convened
lDasmuch rs fat boiling" 10 not prohibited by
te City Inspector has no power 10 prevent 10 until
sucb law IL passed or the BJird u Health set in
TIC matter.
There is no Law giving TO the City Inspector
power to prohibt any bushes, simply upon bis
own Judge nont-slch power in the hands OF one
ush would lie pgerous 70 lie public welfare And
mst te used to CRAFTY personal or poliheal enini-
". thus fsr ItLink have Shown wat ihs power
Oh the CITY Inspector Is relative 70 TIE "is boiling"
nuisance s'd 'lso where te power eSisis W pro-
htbt the business Co. -baternsnt being only 70 be-
obtained T., It's eutire prohibition Within the city
imiis. A 10 my Efforts 20 have tbe proper suthor-
ine8 exercise the power conferred upon them BY
Law, should think YOU, and the public generally,
esnDot Out have ouHerveu hen.
hs'e aYpss oi tie after tins n the Common
Council ,n1 b. the Mayor 70 tako some seton. The
Board u Aldermen - erred tho matter to their
Comutt,e on Publ Health, who In A. elaborate
ahd IN .. able document, reported back 10 lie
BJard that afer . CAREFUL examination Of the law
and con,It.tio, a M euincnt Is,.l t.i.ni ih.v
wsrs olliged a. ,on,e 70 the consln.,ar ,b., a.,
power 10 prohibit business sl.hough deemed
s.ded ouly IN the Board Of ue.lth. .nd ,h., INV
person vn1sn business was 40 int.rseTed with ~
lie Common yaunetis .euon could bold tbs civ
liable In d.mag,a
Fn,i,.In c1I',,i,,,, i'm ,hi. ..-, t..t.i
IN vain 90 the MAO 10 eonv,ne m. paarJ ~
Health This Common Counc,I nas.eJ resolution,
I. 50 Requesting Al. bavor 40 do a. bu, h. deemed
IL itnurop,r or fnDoItie To accsde IN ,be r.oue.,
wh.t his real r,asun, been are bsst kno,Sn 10
himself
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ruished hssd-JuT. DAVIS. He made q terrific
onslaught On The said eonfsderscy, In . speech
While In the rebel Congress he told the rebel
leaders In the language Of JONAH 70 the people Of
Ninoveh, that their sins would swallow them up
he sssot tho dust OF Richmond from nj. feet. IN
'mss'nsnon shook his fist ct JuY DAVIS, and
ses forth IN search Of tina, sequeslered spot, with
sne quotation on bis mind,
More true Joy hsrcelrs exilod feels
ihan Caesar with the Roman Senate At his heels "
nu' The shoct OF this ins acting was marcel
somewhat by tho arrest Of the exile Will. trying
TO make his way to the Fedora. lines. II, was
taken back 70 Richmond, Imprisoned and fed on
weak diet until ro,rly all the rom,uce Of voluu-
tary exile was taken out Of HIN. Bat al
last ho was released and reached Washington
He refused 70 take the oath Of allegiance aud wal.
gI'cn Ih' choice ~ leaving ,hc country instantor
or gong To p.son.r Ho wont " England, but wa
unaypr ciatod there lie saw no "spol' that
suited him. He came bacE - this country ~ the
storage Of vessel, with design Of suiugzl,ng
!. rnseif into tnis city Bu! ;he plan a failure
He -as arrested, lodged In Eldridgc street AL, aud
bad ample leisure W bnn an opinion upon The res
pecIivo merits " rebel and 4 ,der. prisons rhen
ho was released and w.nt 70 Canada, but The blue
nosod siy 10 Of climate did not suit him II nexl
wanted to 20 70 California, but not permitted,
and since then he hss been imp)rtuning the Pro
sdept for permission 10 go ~ his old home At
Nashville, Tennessee. We are pleased 10 learn that
he has at hast boen successful. The President has
granted him permission 10 make Of his old home
'sequcstered spot" and be has Just gone there 70
end bis weary pilgrimage. lie Is an old man.
verging closely upon seventy years aud during
the balance of his earthly career he ought TO 10
allowed 70 rest in peace, II man Of his temper
can be peaceful under any circumstance.
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Washington Market Retail Report


lklDAh EVENING, sept. ) 1863
A review Of the present condition OF this marks,
reveals little change in any department. not orev,-
ously noted. Butter cheese, meats, gIocerie. and
other staple articles Of food, exhibit no sign, of
descent from their present high ra,es, but on tho
other hand, many Of them appear to be stitfepinc M,
a. though preparatory to sill higher algAts Tho
general opinion OF dealers is that such will La ,bo
case, owing to the very limited fall crop. which arr.
being gathered at the South. thus opening MARIE,
Tor many OF our farm products Butter La, ,slen
another upward turn during the week, and ST.
dliymoD now demand from S5c for tub 10 40 .or
ursuge County pals, and this by the wholo,,le n,
irI.ts peaches are more abundant to.isr. b,, ,ha
quality is poor Prices no" rule al from u % to "A 90
pr basket Pumr are quoted At ~ Is per peek 49,.
a. 81 5OaS3 10 per basket for duchess ana r.,
leu, and apples at from 81 30 to ~ o. DER h.,
Vegetables remain unchanged, If We NAV 60,
sweet potatoes which are now selling at &c DER nsc
Common varieties can bc obtained Of urdepsr. to-
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
sATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 9, 1865.
IN. President sp..ain. Governor shsrkey.

The President sUsfafns Governor Shsrkey.
,.,pec, Of affairs in aisnssippi is as change,be
.,.v,,,h,r.-ook Governor ssARkzY lately gave
order. for the formation Of two companies Of mill
II. IN each county, for the purpose Of suppressins
crime and enforcing the civil laws. Tnersupon
General sLooux, commanding the military depart
uent Of Mississippi. Issued order prohibiting the
execution Of Governor snAEKrr's purpose, aud this
conflict u suthorty wss re.errtd 70 tho authorities
o. Washington for NJ duration. A few days ago tho
decision OF Secretary srAETos in the case was
nnsio public, In which Mo action Of General $40
ous was endorsed, on ,he ground that the military
wore still in Toe ascendant in hississippi Now We
have letter from President JOHNSON 10 Cow
sruor SHARPLY. IN which permission 10 given
" 20 on With he organization of .
STATE militia force, "ths people must
bo trusted with their government, Tho
President svows his belief in the dispositior
Of tho people Of Mississippi TO &C, IN good FIFTH,
snd do al In thor power TO establish their oil rels
tous with III, government. Thi. serteuce Of tue
President 10 especially significant; "Ths procla.
nation authorizing STATE Covenants requires tho
military to aid the ProvisonL Governor in the
performance Of bis duty prescr bed in The proc
tsma,on, and ia no manner 10 ir,srrere or throv
S'npedinents in the ray NJ tho contamination Of
Abe object OF his appointment al least without
advising the Government Of his intended inter
ference" This looks worry much like contrsdic-
fiou Of Secretary srArroS's language about the
military being supreme IN the reclaimed States. Il
certainly amounts to . reversal OF that gentle
mans decision In favor Of General sLocus, and
Gill form imrortan, precedent for the future, In
relation W the status Of the military and evil
authorities in the States under provisional Gov
srnmonta
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Inspector Bsole upou tho stand.

Ii another column We publish letter from City
f,spector BooLs in response 10 the sus's demand
for information relative W ths pon,supprsszion Of
lone boiling and other nuisanoes. We have no
70 doub, that us letter Is fair exposition
Of the duties Of the Ciiy Inspector, according to
Ms Interpretation; and the public have oppor-
Aunity to Judge for themselves whether his state.
nent IA satisfactory or not. Tho sllusion TO his
persecution is so far as tho sus s concerned, en-
sirely gr.,uitous. We demanded, on behalf Of the
public, Information concerning his Official duties
and upon point which has excited Considerable
discussion throughout tho city. Tho impression
widely prevailed that he was derelict in certain
functions Of his office, with an Interior pur-
poss In Wow, and IL was the right
u the public 70 know WHISTLER the i'm
putssion was well founded or not We fully
spprecists the onsrous duties incumbent upon tho
City Inspector, and are willing to make all due
allowance for unavoidable delays, but this bone.
boiling nuisance In one that cannot DO tolerated
nspcs our desire 70 az the blame whore II properly
belongs. Mr.. BooLs places II upon the shoulder,
~ the Mayor, on tho ground that the said func.
tonsry refuses 70 convene tho Board of Health.
Very we'll. We intend 70 hunt up the deinquon,
N this matter and since the City Inspector points
NJ 10 the Mayor, we call upon Mr.. GusrnEn to In
;orm the public whether no 10 guilty or not and II
not. the people want 70 know who 70 tho offending
par.y.
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Fewer or the City Inspector TO Abate Mi
rauces.

THIS following letter nom the City Inspector In
reply to certain queries propounied 10y this jour
nal VIII he found Interesting and instructive
CRY ISsPEcToR's DEPARTMENT,
NEw ioRK, Sept, 9Th, 1865. I
To the Editor oJ the Sun;
DEAR SIR ON Friday last, an article sppenrad
in your paper, headed "Thc City lisp ctor, And
the NuisaneeA" In which you advert to the non.
acton OF this department In relation 10 certain
nuisances ani again, yesterday, You ask why
90 not reply. would have answered before tbis
but pressing official business has hitherto prevent
ell me.
fou commenced in your first article by SAVING
that sm always ready to rush into print when |
thnh ean make favorable impression upon tho
public. desire, before replying to the enquiries
addressed to m, to say, that so far from heinz
anxious to "rush into print" there is NOTHING for
which Eel so great disinclnsion, and were il
not Tor the continual assaults upon me 40 'ths
puhlc'' IN the press, and otherwise,i would never
appear in PRINT" BIT no man, sensitive 10 tbe
opnion OF his fellow citizens, car remain eptiralv
quescent under such assaults, even though such
70 be the fate Of ell persons holding nnIiic
Office.
Passing over tho personal reflection upon ma
contained IN both Of Che AIT es r,forrel Ia | in-
tend rimply to answer the questions YOU have
addressed to me. But To do 10 IN such q manner a.
h make the matter clear to all, shall have 10 70
into details irrespective u. ,he order ia which your
questions src put
lhls will do by stating what are the power,
"a
sances mentioned, where the power tn abate th,rn
exists, and what Efforts have bccr IuAde by ms tn
have that power exercised.
BY the Revised Statutes, Part |, Chm XIV IT,.
tie l. tie Board OF Health Of th. C!t, ~ ,u,,,,.el
of the Mayor and both Boaris OF the G mo-
Council me Mayor being Pcs dent, and having
thc power 10 convene the board Al any time ~
this Act Sec. ., 1t is made the du.y OF the M.or
and Commissioners of Heath, IA distinct bod
from the Board Of Health, compose Of the MAYOR,
tho Presidents OF both Boards " lhe Common
uncil, the Health Ofi,or the Rssidont p Val,
clan, the ltealtn Conan ssiOner aud the Civ L.,
spectof,) ~ render thrir Advice 10 the Board Of
Hsalth and the City Inspector IN regard 10 sl
matters affecting TIE public health But these
Commissioners OF Health have no power 10 direc,
any act by tho City Inspector which nav lnyolve
the expenditure OF one cent OF the public money
II Is only the Board Of Health which can giy min
such directions. '''
This question has besn thoroughly examined
and decided to that effect, both by the late Judy,
Bronson, whom Cooperation Counsel, AMI bv tHc
Committee on Public Health Of tine Hoard of Ada,
men, acting under le yAl slyice.
by an at Of the legislature, passed An-;l nh
1850 the duties Of tue Board OF Health. tba Con,'
n4issionsrs Of Health and the City Ipspector, A..
clearly defined. That act giyes ~ the Civ Insnec
tor power TO abste ali nuisancss Dangerous to ~.
pubic health, and any person disOtsJi hi, on.
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Fiszreixi Nsvs. Markets, &c,

Ne~ York, Friday, Sept g. d r. h-Ciold opened
this morning At lis, aud fuctuSted but little dur
Ing the day, closing ct i4iA The general stock
market was dull, and quotations were lower. Gov.
vernments we're steady. Foreign exchange Was firm
but duh At lvs lus for commercial and lO9a4 Iii
LOT banSeie'. The loan market was easy at Q, and
commercial paper passed at g.. Aq. On Change to-
day Flour was quiet and firm. Wheat Wa Io a &c.
better for Spring and quiet and unchanged Tor Win
ter. Corn firm. Oats wero unclaimed. Pork
was firm. Beef steady. Lard was firm, and
Whisky was quiet and firm.
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H'NtY S FoorE, the peripstetic ex-rsbel who Sc
eeded from the secossionists about year ago aud
who started from, Richmond In search OF . $50
clustered spot" has al last rested from his lsbOrs
His search for the said ''spo." has been scarcely
less e'ennul than that Of the llustr' GUS JApHrr.
who roamed the world in search Of his father. Il
~nl be remembered that PooTE became intensely
risgussed with the othcisl management Of The con.
I>dssscy, particularly With regard 70 iu distln.
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TRADE NOTICES.

u. p. As
,ociatlon, No. ., will hold their meeting nt
thti OLD nal, ls0 spring st. bet sullivan ami Ihomp
beIh that have not received their new Constitati'n
aud by-laWs are particularly requested 10 .tienj
PAtLAN, kec sec. 49,
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EFNIAN Observation-Disclosures Nc.

- DEkMuFr E4I.. wall deliver lecture 'or tho
urpoWcn Circle ~ tha Father Nathrw lttl. cor
nuarcn ana spr ug -i,ou Mon ihy evening, sent mn
M oclGck. Co. John O'Mdhony, n. {. =. g., Nj
oDonHell and tie Hon, Mrs. Chm. T. Nils viii
s.uttsr tie ineetlng. Singing b. Mis- taunaytu,
Mihs kenncick and Mis-. Mallory An In fay, \
lHiandi Independence come ml oljor m lntclos,-
uA tclt. IIclCts ~ cents, 20 le had Al tho dor
AJG +. COSTELLO Centre EDW'D. TRACY.
Sec. la
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RELIGIOUS NOTI,Es.

DEDICATION OF SD STREET BAPTIST
sept loth, $50. Preaci'ne az ~ az SUNDAY
AMI ~ az :. TAN 81 IN BY Rev. j. /. A6DiF;
dsS sehoal 40 az Eoy K. J.; W. BUCKLAND sun.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gilt, Pearl and steel RucIsies-Tyo o,
Three, Five to Twenty Dollars each For sale b. :,
v AIlen, 4lo Broadway door below Canal ct. i16
sleeve Buttons aud Studs-Sew 'styI.s
-Tso Three, Five, Eight, Ten to Seventy-fye nol-
lars nset; For rae by q. &. Allen, 40 Broadway
door below Canals "a
The Improved i" Siost. Elliptic SEWING
Machines, 5S1 Broadway. Agents xanted. A. III
o1Pco' 40
DR. Schenck keeps n full supply of M.
runi1nic syrup. seuweed Tonic and Mandrake pills
AZ MS rooms No. ~ Bond ~, u all tine. Thee
thtre medicines, property taken, will frequruty cre
consumption in lie advanced s,ages moo
DIR. schenck, OF Philadelphia, win lie nj
MS rooms ~ Bond OF, on tuesday, ut his usual time
pe'"eeh the hours Of 4. NJ. and +. NJ "a
Wheeler 81 Wilson Lock stitch sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine, NO. 6y5 Bro.d-
way ~ !. 3i3
Howe sewing Machine Company No GOO
broaNay, y. Y. ELIAS LOWE, Jr., Pfosident.
aEens Nsnied. 8Ii
Grover 81 Bakers Highest premium
hIAsiic stitch and Lock stitch sewing Mach ue. Igi
otoad"ay, N York, and 235 Futon st., BfyokIyn 80
Faps-Paris Fans-E Elegant styles Ju,t
f.eelyed Three, Five, Eight to Forty Dollars ca h.
ot sue ny o. G. Allen, il5 Broadway, one door ltIOT
Sen'i ~. 80
Silt Combs-New Styies-Just Received
nom ara rive, Eight, Ten 10 Thirty Dollars each
or sale by u. e. Allen, 415 broadway one door tsIos
Canal 1T. - Wv wv INV
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A O.. H., BROOKLYN, l.. IA GEN.
"A. srL meeting OF the above order wi / he held AT
Dun's knett Ar Ilery haIl, Portland ave near NM
tie ave- on Monday evening, September nth, i,Gh
al o'clock. The officer, and members are rap,iS.d
to attend, there Is hue OF import nice 10 ba
transacted. BY order OF PHILLIP CLARE q j.
PATRICK BRiODG, q, 3. IA
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PREVENTIVE FOR INEBRIATIOY

n pauperism and crime Impressed b. iIeuIent AL
monitlons At the meetings Of the Father Mnthe, r
A. y. Society No D. o. BrooElyn. sunday, at z. "
and ii. O'pullivAn, jealous advocates oil reform
Singing by hessp. Taylor, Holmes aud Nolsn n ii
Monthly meeting at2 Z. NJ The public viii incu
cate the beauties VI temperance " coming 10 our
grand call al Montague Hat on the iuh of October
Repetition TO he excelled. Iicket- eau be- procured
OF ANY OF the members. MICHAEL T. BRENNAN
Free. JOHN O'eHAlGHNLssl, see. lis
A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD By
IA the Father Mathew I. A. b. Society, No l. Of
Brooklyn, In the Temperance Institute, cor uslnu.
ton ave, and HlckA ct, on Tomorrow evening IA
dresses will 10 delivered by Messrs ChGs Doran, ID.
Langton, JAS, II. Osulliyan, and Michael Leonard
SINGING by Professors Robert Wilson and John
Black CHARLES MURPHY, Fres, BERNARD
MARTIN, ksc Sec, ia
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GRAND PUBLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Al will he given thl, Sunday Evening, SEM Inn
No. g. of New York, Al Father Mathew Hall. sSIb ~
and sih Az. messr, Michael j. A. M'CnffTey. 4
IhomIron and +. Morgan will address the meetiug
wood. lAwer and other; also by Mltseg C.payan.
Mahony, hennehc, U'Aeal, aud host OF others III
WARD W. HlGhES, Pres. PATRICK on NIBF
Vice. CHARLES a, CLARK, sec. NB-AIl msn'
beIs are hereby notified to attend at the Ila A.
receive their flags. All Father Mathes S1cietis. asa
cordially invited TO participate. lho.e Who have
kindly volunteered to accompany Us will form M i
o'clock, In .5th n, resting on Sth Az Iv orIsr -
COkNELlus MMONAGLE, harshaI. ILl
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TIE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION T. A.
Iiau ~ soceg win hold pub &c meeting in ihcif
IN 70 H." on SUNDAY evening, Sep. lUth SPEAK.
~, ygnh MGoIath' ts4, the yentr ic ana tine.
sonoied President OF the 81. James X. C,T.NB b.
SYcieV shgihg by Nj. uCAsphsn anu rhoniss T.
LARNEi, AIst. Sec. ''' - 'OiiN me-
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II - hh NEW 4. y. Is. NJ he
", No. :, Of New York viii hold plllic r,r,,er
ON az tarr lia corner 30 a. and " ave,
h.. d. t enenihs, lOth inst AT o'clock. Speaking
MI osneyan and Other-. The memters are he. eby
oilntu =" .ppear 40 the Hall. In tui re.alia M two
g. ~ M. 20 PARTICIPATE with No. 3 OF New York
h ne IscePlon Of their new colors The Cadets "a
Az nVlIed 20 attend a. the same time and piacs
oordng c'y. '' - S''' ~ ia ne
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[ hUVION AOuEDuCT DEPARTMENT
Goo,sl mn the title OF the work 10 ,,hicb n e,
sntaton H si me bidder ana The date o. ts pr,
Heock AN, OF lhuIsday, sentember idt6 Is ~
ments 10 VII qttos Of ne following Street Improve
Seer In q IA sd 81 bet 81 aud 4th ave.;
trancbes IN In oA ave, nom 5gth to dGth s,s, ain
ION ana N ~ instIsectlns streets between Le1ing-
~ Fss, H SIh 70 u aves and Ci.t ;, nom "a ave-
car i've obtni1aadi sp citcHtous ana biank pro,1als
Il tRRS Ss Hs THOMAS STEVENS, KoBER iT'eI {,
n6sTd Nsr, ~, ", ChANEN, CToton Aqasdue,
oInrvnI, 1921, 49, syn "a 1865. SS5
S'Ihs sun onacs. "N'-'irD-AfrLl AZ
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
- wiz be- held Tomorrow evening, by Neptune
Division, No. s. : OF T., ut Is East broadway Judee
bliosoll viii deliver M address DR. Wilson and
Robinson will also speak. Good singing by the cnn
gIegRtion. VIM. FARMHOUSE ChairIna1 III
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FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY,
u No. % OF 6fcouroiuL will hold public meeting
next sunday evening 1t their hall in Fran Nm IT,
speStins by George j. Can phsll. Esq. Sinrinr h.
JOSEPH brown and others \. B-Tho members ere
requested 10 attend special meeting suu3.v after.
noon at o'clock, n there IL lUs special Inn.
por'ancc 70 lie transacted. JAMES DENNtN. Prc..
JAMES MADDEN. kec sec IN
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EATHEK MATMEW TEMrERANCE snr'

ely, No. ! ci jersey CiIy.-The utiuhers vii
eSt ~ thtir lull oa sunday, sept. ~, at O'clock
uAhd itii pctance meeting. Sr,aking rs John
hc,'rsth, President Of The ~ 1amc} RUInnn Cgtl3o
! a. b society Of New York aud Mr. z. e.. HOLY.
WOOD. Hin in by Prof wilson aud othprs. Als0 IN
.ht evening, n O'clock, ~ WHshinrtou Hall COZ
NcWark and Jgiecr ayes, the i1los ng eOue nt 4, r.
tieinon viii addtcsa the uDo,iug NJ. NanNsti and
Wells, EDITOR o, our temperance ncwspapet and Dir.
con. Singing ~ NJ. liurhe., an CON, aud N.sICf
Walsh. JOHN DUNN, Pres EDWARD DAIlUS,
Rec. sec. i.i
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RATHER MATHEW I. \. u. SOCIETY
= Of \. qoAlyl T. y. rlllg Temperance l1cr, pe
COR bilnd ana an sii. a. O'co.s on Sundas tv "a.
inr; Speakers, J. j. PERI, j. Buckmsn. !. Nae.
land . Lsqs. SINGERS, Mes.r'. J. & , Taylor. j
h9ihe'' Nelly Murray, md Others. g. llin1e o.
ER, Rec. Sec. ia nc
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THE MEETING OF TINE PRESIDENT

NIB MEETING OF THE PRESIDENTS.
Cuholie aqd Ladies' Tea perance secei,es ~ Nss
$40, bt1oSin and Jersey City, viii be resumed On
TIS " ig'n' at Iv1 boSery, O'clock. JOhN AUS
-. " .Ti.N' 10
TRANSPORTATION, r. c. r. A. b. 50.
a c.esy, vii. hold public n,etiny on s1nJor 80
mestns WI i9 NJ aIel cor Mott and Park 81. Tts
Ia uiIat Lay. subject otal Ais inCuce,
Re- sec MCBRIDE fesS PATRICK o'COESOR'
In
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Their hAll, 5bl Broome II, SUNDAY evening Seut ID
A. 0e'9ck A lecture will be delye el By ne Rev
Sn,SJ ltI'eyI rae or Of -. james Catholic Chu ch,
i,t Of the Father Mathew Societc., foiert Wilson.
fAI'k MckLON. ILeEi. W. MAKIl- No. -. ~
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RATHER MATHEW I. A. y. SOCIETY.
=, 10; Z q n y. viii hold public n,ee'iny NJ tt,i
iiA,' 90 EAST IGN IT. on sund evening. 5 81.
src'sed by Cart. nccomp Uuonutll aud Mad In.
SINGING by M O'Mahon v, "iss MA'rn, Nis, Hem.
mex, end Nj. hing. rAIkICK LAME Pres. Nm
v IhiIN' Zee. Sec. itt
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IN HIf NNITfEW 7. I, :. SOCIETY NJ.
= d \. !. Hal letween ith aud 55th ~. sil ay.
fuDic m'ttlns on Sunday Evening at o'clock 4
speskerr; homH Elton Fgl. Of Brooklyn aud other,
Singing By Mestrs hcMullin, kielr, FAean and a
host 81 other. THOMAS MEAGHER Pre- III
heneANl, Nlce. JAMEs O'ktILN. Rec. Soc l .
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EATilER MATHEW T. A. h. SOCIETY.
Il Ne. g. Y viii hold their regular public meeting
to-mo row SUNDAY, at o'c Ok =. ", Ia their Hal,
99lhy, OF 90 - ana "a avenue. speaking ty Mr.
Ieh W arden and othClt Singing ~ Npss.1 Cole.
stockcr, Fagan and Mlss l1ineran Music on tho
planolo te. TIE delegate. apo nte3 10 assist No
Hau q o'el9ck. DAVID HAYWARD, Pies.
JAMES GAMBLER, Rec Sec IN