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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-22


THROUGH By Rail FROM WASTING
TON AND ALEXANDR TO- RICH-
MOND AND LYNCHB URG
On and after FRIDAY, September / 1865,
" the trains between Washington, Alexan-
dria, Richmond and Lynchburg, Will run
90 -'-'' w. TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington, 700 q. M. and 8.3 Op N.
. Alexandria, 1885 a. N. and 800 p. m
I" Gordonsville, y. 30p. m, and 80 ~
arriving at Richmond at Q. NJ and . % a. NJ
(" !" Lynchburg, sop. IN. and a. m
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynchburg, 645 a: m. and 7.15 ?; m:
. Richmond at ZOO a N. and 7.l5
Gordonsville, y. 80 p. M and r. 20 a, m.
arrive at Alexandria 455 p. N. and $50 q. N
$ $ Washington, 30 p. ~. and 5. 25a, m
On Sundays leave Washington at $50 p ~
only.
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at a.
NJ, and arr yes at Gordonsyllle at ll4o a. IN.
Leaves Gordonsville at L. IS p. m. and arrives
at Alexandria at p. m. Through freight
leaves Alexandria at a. M, and arrives at
Lvnchburg at 10 p. IN. Leaves Lynchburg at
3 a. ~, and arrives at Alexandria at E, 10 p. N.
Passengers for Warrenton will take the a.
m train south from Washington, and the 64o
a. m. train north from Lynchburg.
Passengers by the $40 q. m. and us p. N:
trains from Lynchburg, and the 7 a. m. and
7. 15p. m. trains from Richmond connect with
trains at Washington for all parts Of the North
and West.
This route has the advantage over all Others
by having continuous rail f ON New York to
Lynch bUrg-405 miles.
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run,
Manassas, Bristoe, Catletts, Rappahannock
Culpepcr Orange and Gordonsvllle where
many of the late great battles were fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
building, opposite the B. Il 0. r. r. Depot in
Washington, also at the Depot, on Mary land
avenue, Washington
Trains leave from the corner Of First and q
streets, Washington
W. II. McCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
j. NJ. BROADUS,
General Passenger Agent.
Alexandria Sent. |. 1865. sep l4-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-22
Boots Il Shoes.

UHE war being over, the subscribers would
address themselves to the pleasing task OF
furnishing their friends Of the city and country,
With goods in their line of business: and would
call attention to the following leading articles,
viz:
Gents Calf and Kipp Boots
Cents Calf, Kipp and Buff Boots and Shoes,
Bows Boots and Shoes, in their varieties,
. Morocco Boots.
q Calf >
Misses Morocco, Seal and Calf Boots.
Children's Shoes, Of all kinds used
And in short every article usually, found IN
we'll assorted Oboe establishment, all OF which
are offered at fair living prices for CASH
81 0i0- SIMPSON & BRO,
son If 70. Royal Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-22
Improve YOUR EYESIGHTl
D0CTOR WHITES EYE-WATER

Takes at once the first rank among all opthal-
mics vet known, and has proved to be the
Europe for over 70 years Itcannot be too highly
recommended to all men Of business, especial
~ to bank and other officers, book keepers s.
clerks, artizans, and all SUCH as are oohgeG 70
and to Ladies much engaged in reading, or tine
needlework. It will not only strengthen and
improve weak eyes butspeedly cure all:lnh9m
nation cold, or lameness of the eyehds but
also remove the beginning catarac ct, and us use
will positively insure against blindness
Price IS cents q bottle.
lmp0r'04J III ii ID DIESNELT, Dentist,
No, AS Prince street.
For sale by most Druggists.
Ian S-tf
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DkArns.

o,O5h LLlIAN-Ou sunday, sert. ID, Margaret
O,n,uinvan, IN the oJd year OF her aye
,,her lends' and those Of her son-in.lav, Henri
UsuiiVan, are Invited 10 attend the Gre-aI ibis
dence, 53J Fret ave ~ ~ III,
s.. sIhA seo Saturday, Sept "a, Mr., Jane shaw,
me relatives and friends Of the family are r..
spectfuliy invited " attend The f,ner. a., H.,ia,
~, nins sekt ~ ~ O'clock, fiotn hef ls'e rps,-
copy 'o'Hh p'tV''
shGrll-On the "a inst .ho. . moor, rf,...
m,iRaret snth, Tue Onh al III Of Ian 81, ami IItz4.
zen ~ sin m, aged months AM ~ l.,-
luily invited ~ attend the tIrsr,i ~ fu,-'..,,
afternoon, at O'Clock, from lie fs.'deoe. of bel
P'eutN "OeTchf 81 80
Inc friends Of the deceased an, ',.t.,r,,' ,y,,,t
80 80, =, w iuheini, On luysIa, Afternoon. Lth
, ,n; " oeloct from her late residence io.n-
800 4.y
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The Long Island DisnSter-Nobody and
Eycrybsiy blamed.

The pubic have no ground 10 hope for safety
IN railroad travel 80 long a. coronors juriss are
made up Of ch irresoluts material a. that which
c imposed th. jury In the late investigation OF the
Long Ia and Railroad disaster al Jamaica. In tho
night Of that fearful cstastrophethe Of per-
sons who either killed outrigh, or dresdfully
msngled, and in view Of tho evident cupability Of
somsbody-,ts heterogeneous v.rdic, OF tho Jury
7ooss like a mockery. Notwithstanding the fact
aha, The employees q the colided trans openly &C
cussd each other o. csrelessness, and with beng
guilty Of the disaster and although no, particle
of ev dence adduced 70 show that the collision
resulted from unavoidable accident, the verd Ct
virtually sxonsrAtes everybody from blame,
- every person supposed 70 be guilty Is backed
up by tho dissenting opinion Of ono or more
a the jurors. IL ID strange that the daily
pres should have " serve up In each issue
shocking railroad slaughter, when criminal care
2sssness like this 10 substantially endorsed by the
ooroner's jurissf Nood we expect safety for the
travelling public when railroad corporations are
virtuAly granted immunity against punishment
dor ther reckless disregard OF lifcf As well Nigh,
We adopt law lsgalizinS murder, and then expect
safety from personal harm. Il il needless TO ..y
that the public arc indignant regarding the verde,
In question. There wsss general hope that III.
glaring eriminality In this case would receive
nsrted consure, and th,t the guilty parties woull
thus be made examples OF by the fullest punish
ment permissible under the law The verdict In
ahe case u the late Housstonic calamity Inspired
confidence that the succession OF railroad disAstors
might be brought 70 an end by prompt legal action,
but that hope, 80 far ~ the Long Island affair N
concerned. has been dissptted. There 4, Com.
encouragement, however in the tact tina, all iurcs
are not made up Of such Incompetent (or some
ahins worse) material As la, composing the Jamac.
jury. We have a cortrBsl to that trucking YER.
diei' In Me return lately maio by jury which
1nvesugsted the oauss u collision on tho Oil
Greek Railroad, IN Pennsylvania That holy
brought in syerdicti to the eoci that 18th, PrelIcn
md Directors Of said Oh Creek Rsr,s al arc crln-
inslly responsible for tlo killing Of said Samuel =
BTKnLL" The victim OF tho sccidcnl Tuat verdict
has the true ring, and ought to hctsken IS model
Tor all others where thore 10 good ground for cul.
Psiing tho railroad compsny. When Jurors shall
generally be able to muster up pluck enough TO
face railroad corporation, 20 dom, tler ,'uty 10
aho public, and when such =, those 81 tho Ismaica
case shah ccu0ne themselves &, Gu.,s for
which hey are htst, chen ". may isi-lua Iys1.
post 1hst no end " tho "cslniyG OF jc.th by ina
rsil" Is drawing rcar.
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The National Debt

ssoR,rARr hccrLLooB h.. published his report
o''e condition Ofthe National Treasury on the ars.
INST which will bo found IN ,hi. mornings srs.
IL VIII be Observed by this sist.meu, that the
Treasury is in very ss,s'.elory condition. TIE
principal Of the public debt reusins .lout tho
same a. On The occasion Of the preceding mou,l y
exhibit whIo 'hs interest LIS, been cousidofab ,
diminished. A there have been no receipts In the
in'antmS except from N, ordinary sources Of
revenu, IL evident that The maximum Ggure u
the national debt has been very nearly, If not
quite rosched. There arc still some heavy pay.
rnenu due 10 contractors but il IL doubtiul Il they
will much exceed tho surplus now In the Treasury.
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"''HHSos ,uAaEES, Of Missi-sirpi, seem, w.
have beln pros.cas.us to- rspidly With his work
al recousiruelou, aud has ACCORDINGLY tc,,
snnhhcd by the military power, With M. concur.
renee u the Sovernuent lis assumption of pow
@r" poiHN s'a'e o'heerI under the rebel govern.
msn' W commune ther functions, although d.
lowed to pass was unhuthorlzel At Washington :.
but he lately issued order Tor the organization
o' a State militia department, which sppo,r, /,
have betn regarded q stop 500 far. The plan 4
Goyernor snARREY was 90 recruit State mil.u.
force Of two companies in every county, trtc
ostensiLle purpose Vi protecting posceable ci,yrp,
against ouTAses from lawless characters rh,se
soldiers, nee sssrlly, would have teen CONN A
mainly o. late reosi troops aud in order 10 pre-
vent possible trouble, General slocun, military
commAndant Of Mississippi, has wisely interferol
and stopped tie project. II the civil counts
are not adequsIo to the protection of
she citizens Of Mississippi, the Quilted States
troops ceriainly ought Ia be and We sec no ueees-
sisy for such military establishment as that con-
templated by the Governor. Il Is stated that the
Mississippi. Executive iesyery indignant q. the in
hererence OF Gen. sLocca, and that he ,elegraphed
~ Secretary SEWARD inquire il such conduc, " as
authorized At Washington. Tho latter is said TO
have answered that Mississippi is still under mill
tsry authority, and thu, the action Of General sIo
QUE could not be interfered with. This snubbinr
OF the ambitious Governor will probably be good
shing for him. He Is evidently . little wild and
eseds = strong hand 81 the rslns. Nothing should
~ dons ~ Te'srd thsrsorsAniEAnon " rec Alm,
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNNG. sEPT. !. ls65.
Pres. OF Busise.. in New England.

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~ York saturday. Sept 2, - p. k-The prices
Of sold to-day ranged between 1441 s1iis. The
gold export to-day vn $50 1888 making for the week
t?4a3TT. Prices N the one and only s;oct Board
differed bu, frsctionilly from the latest quo,aon, o.
Friday come sorts being higher and come sorts lover.
Governments we're stesdy. The loan msrtct vas
very easy At per cent. with yer- fev transactions
at hsher rates. Foreign exchange was dull, Anl
bsnscn bills =, 60 days were quot'd At io9is 10o%
On Change to-day flouT was dull and dtoo9ins,
wheat vS dull, heavy and lc. &c. lover. Corn Wa
ie. lover. Osts were lie, better Pork opened lower
hat closed fsthcr irmer Beet vs.. steady. Lard W.
frui, and Whisky was irmer.
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NNDTRSON--At Harlem on SATURDAY.. Sen, o.
Nyi sc'yle Illness George L., eldest sou o. i,,as
AID Jane NJ. Anderson sged ysaIs, " months and
nue notice will be given OF the funeral 1sl
ANDERSON On sunday morning, I'd inst. snout
- G,loek, Josgph AnueI-ou, Surveyor OF he kin.s
auu 4 days.
a friend. and Aclulintenoe' are respectfully
lnNrd 70 attend the iunt raj, on Wednu-lay aitsf.
noon, Oh inst, AZ o'clock, iIom HE I,ie 800
4en'1 Uy south on st. BIook} q; L. u. The remain.
~ be inferred In Cjp.es' Hills Roclester apj
lorkahiIe 'Eng papeia pleate copy. lat
nIICHFrr-On SUNDAY, Sept Sd Of copsurr,i,,
Charlotte N. Ditchett daughter OF John Ditthcti'
The relatives and friends arc respactr,lly i,,,,.,
to attend the funeral this Monday Anerpa"n
at o'clock, from the residence Of her brotnrr 80
W. hieh'tt, cor OF IN st. aud hoson road Nor
rlsan.A id "o'-
FLEMING-In Brooklyn, on SATURDAY r,a,r,,,
sept I'd, 1905 Mrs tlizabeth Fleming, wife Of Wia'
The relatives ana friends Of the family ,l.o A..
officers aud members OF MAGNOLIA LODI lCG 4 a. 'l n5
are respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral hi,
hOnday Afternoon, az o'clock, from het 49, l WIS
dence, ~ CARL st. Brooklyn. i'''-
MoRIARri-On saturday mornias Seq. . sno,
a lOlg aud severe Illness, Daniel Monar' ., "itor
Of traee, Co. kerry Ireland, asDd ~ years atd 4
months. "|u
VI hIs uncles, sylvester aud Peter Monartv 'lose
spcDtuy invited " attend the uneEa iLi. 49,,
dynce, AS w. 26th ~. 90" '.' ,eHi-
O'CONNELI,-On sept % ai.er A lone 49,.
illness Jeremiah OConnSn, ased 81 ye, ,au ttHons
Of Parish Breny, Go. Cork, Ireland AAtNs
Ills friends aud acquaintance, and mani, .
s. James Roman Catholic T. a. b. socia,, nuels OF
slul.iuly invited 10 attend the funeral n "lo re-
bth met at IL O'Clock, from his la.s reidencos
0lanbensl 10 !"
ish OF Cioone Co. Letnm, VI 'He IaT-
PARTICULARS Of funeral in s0-EnoHOvs saoel Qsu
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J NJ. EA5oN, lately rebel Commissioner In Eng.
land, has writ. letter W tho Lonion TxGs
rslauve TO the pirate shenandoah. lie says that ~
soon a. u vAs known 10 Europe that the collapse u
the Confe,ieraey vas beyond question. "the prop.r
Confederate .uthoriHer here" meaning himself
and his conJrcre, iLfDELI-"tJoA measures to have
The cruise Of The Shenandoah stopped, anu that IN
sirueiions 10 that elect were forwarded 81 81 EN-,
ports where she WAS hs.l 70 appear" Whether
this i's truthful roprsG'ntau0n, ~ merely a. a.
tempt " thru" tbe odiuu u the pirates outrag .
OIL the shoulders Of We late retel authorities, may
he . mstisr Of question:; but practically, II is
on no consequence. The captain Of the
Shenandoah has been repeatedly informed Of Ne
downfall Of the Confedsrsey, and Of ibe ProsIenrs
proclamation Of outlswry Conserving such as him
self; 70, he pays no attention TO either and coolly
continues his work OF devastation. He has made
himself srnsnsbs to punishment al the end OF a
rope. and that end he will probably reach Il ss,r.-
tsry WELLS should ever arrest his devastating
career. Tho probability s that this letter Of kAsos
Is only lame Iiismp, to curry favor with our
Government. II 80 Il will prove q failure, and Mr.
j. N. MASON who this time does not sign himself
'Commissoner c. s. A." will DO compelled AGAIN
10 subaida.
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NJ a II RIAGRS.

III IllE-Bl RkE-ln Brooklyn, FRIDAY Sent l.
1865, lr the Rev. IhOs Burns OF the lst Usn.i-t
,hl.cn, Br,ok.rn, Felix fclganec Duihs ,r.st i q,
, ~ tho lriru Protestant As.'n! Of Donelal Icanj
% M's- Man BuiE, Of 4iih al, New York, No card.
uOit 80! paprIH please copy.
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DRY GOODS.

4 nkAND tNlillbllION OF NEW FALL
~ AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
MONDAY, SEPT T. 1855,
WI WILL
OFFER A MAGNIFICENT STOCK
NEW SILKS, PopLISs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, "'"iN"S'
ALPACAS. DELAINEs.
and other new and fashionable sood. .
scw Boohc and Cashmere s6s.s Of the latest strloa
Manufactured
ALSO,
syefal novelties In Cloth and Beaver Cloaks
ALSO,
FROM THE LARGE AUCTION SALES
FlNE FRENCH AEElNOS % 9Uc. and III ayard
LlIlN.s ihLNtH htRlNos, al vi lJto u 20 per
All Wool DFLAINEs at BIC.
LATEST STYLES PRINTED DELAINEs A. s5c.
NEW AlPACAs, al cOlors 1t bcl
~ PERI QUALITY AlPNCAs, At GsSc.
PLAlN tkENCl rOfLlNo, At GJc., G6c ard Use.
TARTAN PLAID por. stbV. ''
REAL SHAKER FLASSELs Warranted no, %
shIinkl, at Doc. worth Sc. Nv "
l0-i LlNtN SIZE INb0, no 81 Is, worth lt 2. an,
cheaper than Muslin shrunss.
ALrO,
FINE WOODEN BLANkETS, at 80 10 Is Dor
RIAL RUSSIA CRASHES, at Ice, per yard and up.
ALI LINEN TABLE pAMAsKs, At 5e.sor,l 9, ,o
NEW BLACK AND WHITE BALAORhLS' AZ ~.
5u, worth ~
A large lot Of Muslin ana L.cr Cur,slns white
pink and blue Quilts and Countorpane. lust purchas
ed at sacrinco.
Ladies viii find the goods we offer them thi. week
well worthy OF tlelr Immediate attention, and a. ma
market price Ia advancing every day and roods are
becoming scarco--carrer than hiss been known Tor
many YEAR, beore-ihe earlier they make their puT-
ohAses the satSiactory iI will be Tor thst A,n
Of the goods We are oteTiDs are worth more M thG
wholesale stores,
2s2 9I2 aud ga Iowerv, near uonstnn .t,e,,,
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r .ARGE OPENING OF NEW FALL GOODS
~ The Largest stock Of Dry Good above Canal
street. GEORGE KEYS, 343 Eighth ave, viii open
on Monday, sept TN new silks new French meri-
mes, new polllna ntS reps Lew OttOmang uey al
piccas, new rich paids, neS delRines mes prints and
other dTess goods also carpets and very large stock
OF domestic goods, bought before the late advance an
prices All viii be sold at much lees than the prescnI
NgIuo. l0N
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VETERANS On nm WAR On lsl2-OLIR

Excursion takes place on Tuesday re1L Sept 9TH
and All OF our friends that hAyH purchased tckos
can set them at the following landings viz vii.
hamshursh, South 9th o. O'Clock, nroolne a. y 4
y. Y. ~ Fulton A.. Brooslvn,1 40 Peck Slip \ Y
Aud on hoard the barge NM. II. MORTON At 40
loot charlton ~ X. where she will sy from TO
~ O'Clock, A, NJ. where rofrc-hments can be had ~
~ PERSONS that do not prepare tor a pic uic n
RAYMOND, Chairman, WM BROWN, Sec III
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"a state 90 long IS the work s properly done, bu,
hn better TO Keep the brakes" we'll down than 70
run The risk Of general smash.up.
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TRADE NOTIFIES.

{ zach MAKERS UNION, NO. 1-TuE
Ieinlar month"; rnceiing 81 the shove uion viii
IT, heI9 on io-incrtJw tiuc-dayl evening the bth
utfs hhNins uckep ont for Cxtuuisu win tl.,, al
s1n ,eite W a. this meetne, on crais the 'icket'
10 '"' Prest. PHILIP RckEOWS, Sec ~
NOlItE-IHEkE WILL BE A SPECIAL
incetius Of lhs N5sth Rivpr coal u,.vrr.' A..
,,2cia,lon ma AonlsL "v uiag NJ {, o'clock a. &c
IhOs. O'BkikN, ttest. rAIRICk Ci MIMI.
- " li5
NOTICE - HE REGULAR MONTHLY
n1teinc Of The Blue Stone Cu'tcrs and TIarrcrs
iue,tny evening. sept bth. 1T Z q. oclocs hv order
SEE avn 5.o "'
NOTICE TO sEGAR MAKERS THE
~ Fulton 81, BROOKLYN, arc On = slrite Tile hone
mand Is complied with. NJ
NOTICE TO TAlLORS-THE TAfLORs OF
4 the Wet side Will bold meeting thi. Mondsy
evening" at 3i2 hudson IT, A. 10 nrrsnre ~
bill OF prices Tor the FAN trade Il
pAlNTERS-A REGULAR MEETING OF
IN. =. Y. 7 lious, Painter Assoc ation will he
Monday eysning. Sent. i;h. JAMES 4. moi RKE
Pre- W. Il. MATHEWS, Rec. Soc. iGs
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING or
=, ."u,Ae} man Curriers' viii be- held this evening
rortahoe VIII be brought iorw ard. JAS. O'BRYAN
zee -
I'VE HEMP DRESSFRS AND TWINF
-. spinners uion Association will meet on
uue.dAy september 5th At ~ Boserr. Al o'rlo.t
J.. ". Iuuctuslity L. requc,'cd. ID L. III. IITVAS
Tres. JAS. McARTHLR, sec. A. NV
NIIED COOPERS, NO. 1.-THE RFGI-
~ lar monthly meeting will be- held At 80 Grand
st, on this honday, at - 4. ". sept l. All h.
members are requested 20 attend ther I. husiusss
Of great Importance to he transacted. Mai The
requested to Ntend this rcting al.o those men who
are Notkine At iavemeycfs SUGAR refinery ~ or
der OF The Society. PETER Burns, Prc.t JOHN
MILL sec lg2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Al Messrs. Fowler q Wells, PhrenoIo-
ssts, $50 Broadway, examinations with charts given
daily. 1924
Dr Schenck Keeps "a full supply of his
Pumonic syrup, SoANeod Tonic and Mandrake Pills
At his rooms No. By bond - at all ume- These
hr'c medicines, properly taken, will cure Con-ump-
ton, frequently in its advanced s,age.. 81
Dr. ~chenck, of Philadelphia, will be Mt
his rooms ~ Bond ~, on ruceday next sept 9Th, at
his usual time, between the hours OF A. VI aud
M 40
fans-pnris Fans-EIegant styles Just
received, Three, Five, Eight 10 Forty Dollars each,
for sale by q. Z. Allen as Broadway, door below
Canal st. 40
Gilt Combs->ew Siyles-Just Received
nom iaris Five, EithL Ten 10 THIRTY Dollars each,
i9' sale By IT, G. Allen, 40 Broadway, door below
Causl It. so
Wheeler Il Wilson Lock stitch SEWING
Machine and Baton ilOl, Machine, 40 Gg5 Bruad-
way, y, y. glg
Howe sewing Machine Company, No G2g
fohiwAn y. y. ELIAS HOWE Jr., PTosidont
cuis rau'ed. aIt
Grover - BHlS, re- Highest Premium
Elastic sutch and lock stitch sewing Maehiues i,b
b'oadwa" \. YORK, and 2.6 Fulton It, Brooklyn ,,tJ
SDO Rare Roccipts-C obtaining many
Wc.es, aid much valuable Information
never before made public, including over IL
Receipts nov in exclusive use by the celebrated
Metropolitan Hotel Of this city Price ~ csnts
nAied, postage nee. Address III Johnson n %
tuhlEhcrN bdg broadway, y. '. al
The Iying-iu " ards OF the Infants, Home.
corner ~ JOHNSTON ave. and ilst IT, are usy omen
Applications can be made tO the Resident pLvsirilu
% in heV. w. u. Walker, - East sd 81 40
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TRANSFIGU RATION K. G.. T. A. B. SOCI-
- ETY. viii hold their quarterly meeting thi. Mon
day evening At O'clock. An member are reque,ted
TO sitend ~ business Of Importance il TO be trans
acted JOHN MCBRIDE, Pres. PATRICK O'CON-
NOR, Sec. 4oI
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES OF
~ a. $40 and Ss5 at par, at the sun oiHee count.
er. Also pennies. "a
GLASS CASE FOR SALE - SUITABLE
VI TOR fancy aud thread anu needle store Iuyuire
Al gag East 18th o. MIS-, AepEkAVCL y.
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A Yot MAN WISHES FOR A SITUA.

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANIl6
Aiol hQu'e'esp'r, and TO do the General hou.c~oIk
I" -insl sulN must be = good pla % coos. VN.Art
ana i,.aos. ui Fog dsys after A. " o. t. XIV.
hNLIo' ~ toulth ave, bet 10Th aud aIth ST. trr.
mas turiith. or American preferred III
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A WONDERFUL RI u FOR MALE AND
n fsmaie net OF al, rato.. 80 10 WEIIL.N"-
uiroo, Whitehall g. WASTED, cOnE- rAI',l-, u.usp
hAa y t'Aaie teNtIia ini Evuu sItuat nrs To rI and
country AI,o cuf'Amcn, cardeuer p"rtprs AMI
lNm.us hand .ols luiU,y lanuei emf oyei liu-
m'dlarY. This Office We can r'coUWyr. 2GI
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A GRAND PICNIC or NEPTUNE DIVI-
= sion No. Of T.. on Guelday the 9Th sent a.
Noodawn Grove, RAvenswooi, l. l. Take IN. Han.
tefs Point Terry At tith = sud James slip. one OF
Nc Committee ill be at Hunters Point from 4
N 10 P.N to show psrtie- tho Grove Ticket, 10
be had at the Concern this evening G. EAs' broad.
way, aso At the Grove n. COAS, Chairman i23
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Y. LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY :

N'TII VVTTVTI 7, n " NOTIfFT mo NVTpFV n0fTTOI
70 assemble IN tu reEAlia In the Hall Of the socey
tAst ION 81 on Tuesday morning, the 9th inst. a
- O'Clock, TO proceed 10 procession TO Jones' Wood
70 hold their Third Annual Picnic and Festival
The proceeds OF sAid festival 10 be- devoted TO the
completion OF the new plrochAl school house Past
l4th Of. Very Rev. WM. +. MORROGH, ID ID,
pIe't. CHAs. BOYLE, Sec. JAS. SULLIVAN,
harshAl s.q
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WANTED.

A HUNDRED SERVANTS WANTED TIL,
day, to TIL most excellent situations m o." tIHt
fatu'llrs iu BTIokIru. Cooke. WaHnpfa aud IuftHs.
lrdip.' ma d. NURSES s-gz, chan bern Nls,
NG''rr.sCs and general houscnorkers. Also wanted
good situations snd hifhCtt waves, Apply al MAN
NiNt'- select hrpucv. II Court Il. Biuuk a.. he
most RESPECTABLE l-cucy In the mite. -tatrr. 81
A GIRL FOR GLSEEAL HOUSEWOEK.
LlCsl at id4 .d ave la tie sore, between l6H and
Itth 60 Vi
ALL EiSnE,TAHLE NLN EFQrlhiEG
situations Doe .ior1a. hn.ys and sHio'rg Nso port.
ere COO IucL rgiN,a".- ttHrrr0 vale p. ot -f"f-
app mr. 20 Mr.. MANNING, il curt IT. orr th" City
lHl li.ooklyu. scserai SOutr uIDn la.cb ,arunt
wanted ''5