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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10, 1865.
nc. organization Policy of the Adr.iuis-
trntion.

PgggfpErT JOH-soS's address W the delegation
Of suthern citizens which was published In yes
t,rd,y's Sos Ia the fullest exposition OF bis pur-
noses concerning reconstruction that has yet been
given to the pubic. The speech Is plain, cordial
and forciile statement of what he IL willing TO do
for Ito reclaimed States, and what he expects from
uom in return. Thore 10 no bitterness In II, no
evidence Of q rvengefu disposition, ne impsr-
iousncss In its tone. On the contrary, It evincss
,h, most cordial sympathy witbhbe Southern people,
sssuro. them that the Executive ia ready and willing
H. do anythn g for them that is compatible with
iuslcc, and throu lhout brea,hes sp rt o. mag
p.nirrity and good will Some Of the member, d
thal delegation were mon whom the President well
remembered AZ earnest advocaies Of secession, at
tie inc, puop Of TIC war, but ne utters no word Of
r,prosch agslns, them. lilo desires tina, all such
remembrances shall 10 buried in The past, and
frankly says; "Let us CONSIDER that the feud that
shenstcd vs. has been set ed ,nd adjusted to our
mutual satisfaction; that we come together TO DO
bound BY hrmer bonds Of love respect and
confidence than ever before" Tbs al.
dress throughout 10 ono NJ the most concilia-
terry character, and Ia mark od by seniency Of DIS
position which the South hardly could have en-
pec,ed. II offers 10 give tho South oil they can
reasonably ask, to grant every request that eau
h. cons s,ontly compiled with, upon the simple
condition that the people shall use their best en-
d.avors 10 restore order, and honestly return 70
ther allegiance. OF course such speech this
will not he acceptable 70 tho radicals. II Is d-
rec.ly IN opposition to the views advanced by
TnAD. srEvsSs, the radical leader in Congress, on
tie occasion Of his recent speech stLAncsssor. Tho
breach between the President aud the disciples OF
negro suffrage will necessarily te videneI by this
sdresa sndi: influence will probably be felt in TIE
POLITICAL canvass which IL in progress through
out the country. Hut tue oous rvstve masses Of
ell parties, North and south, will doubtless give
,he speech cordial endorsement It's exceeding
mildne,s toward the late rebels ought TO induce
them 10 use every effort 10 restore what they have
destroyed, and to assist the Government which
they attempted to subyert. Certain II 10 that "
the speech do.s not have that oiIoci IL will
clearly prove that there Ia no virtue In
maguaniinity 80 lar as they arc concerned No
body IL likely to complain OF tbs Presidents want
Of lenicncy hereafter. II 10 not strange that the
ex.rebels IN the delegation could not repreS their
delight At the extreme kindness Of his language.
They and their brethren in rebellion should now
vtrenuously endeavor, by 'rheir walk and cor
,ersation," 10 prove that the confidence Of tho
Pregdent has no, been misplaced, that his b,lio
In tnenr good intentions has tangible foundation
and that they are worthy Of the magnanimtS
which an outraged Government has shown t1w.rI
khem.
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N,xo,,n,,ps the Indians out of Existence.


A erAsD council Of the big lnditns and Govern
msnt Commissioners 10 now In progress At Fort
Smith, Arkansas The object Of this pov.wow, 40
far ~ the Government Is concerned, Is FIRST, TO in
ducs the Indians 70 stop ,hsir dissgreeabe
habit Of scalping people second, to cheat them
out Of their lands; third, to consolidate all the
triLes so that they will be in continual war among
themselves, and thus facilitate the ends OF mani
fss, destiny, aud hasten tho day when "the last Of
his race " will sing his own deaih-song Accord
log TO the stipulatons proposed by the Government
oil the Indians 10 be huddcd together either in
the Indian Territory, such other locsty IS shall
be selected Tor them. OF course tho Indians are 10
be paid for their lands. They will receive GER
tain sunual allowance OF whisky aud certain other
srtclss-but principally whisky. The plan sug-
this arrangement 10 very good. Tho tribes now
In Kansas aud tho Iadisn Territory suggest that
they vii bring their red brethren TO terins-doubt.
less for consideration Of whisky. To do this they
will be obliged 10 hgh, them, aud considering that
the incentive Is whisky, there can DO doutt
that the plan will succeed An Indian would at
any time consent 10 DO scAlpld Tor quart Of ''hre
water" The length OF time required for tho indian
race In this country 10 run out has been vsrously
estimated, but II the proposition OF the Indian Com
the question. Fighting among themselves TIE
imbibing Of liquid strychnlno and tho frauds o.
Indian agents will soon Tell their story.
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Sensational stories from tho south.

THE termination Of tho war loft a largo prooor-
ton OF the army correspondents of Northern Jour-
mails with nothing interesting to write about. Tao
said correspondents were useful so long thOy
could furnish valuable information, but failing IN
that, these B)homians at the South, In the service
Of the partisan press OF the North, have lately
adopted course tina, Ia dong great deal Of in.
Jury - 10th sections OF the country. Not having
facts to write about, they draw upon their imag-
nation for the requisite material to make up their
letters and tho result ID ,hat the North Is flooded
with Sensational stories concerning tho condition
Of affairs at the South. For instance, 3 cores
pondent of Republican Journal, knowing what
KIND Of yarns will be acceptable to the publisher
aud patrons Of his paper wriIos up a
sring Of hctlons about the inh mainly OF
tho eN-masters 10 their ex..layes us
Iortrays scenes OF hentih bsrba4ly toward
some inonenBlye darkey; dwolls ps:hc.cAlly upon
the negroes suter'nss; pants graphically the ira,
end of the unfortunate victim, aud lnoral.zos upor
tne 6endish spirl. Of the Southern people towar,
the whole negro population. Ga the other hand
the correspondent OF DemocIatic journal discov
era that the freed negroes arc nothing tc,,cr M.
common criminals. They will NOT work, they Ii
and steal they commit outrages upon white W.
mon, and occasionally beat q white msu's BRAN
out etc, etc. This is avery tAin, outline Of q
kind Of stun that is served up by these 'hemiar
whose tenure Of place depends upon furnlshir
something for publication fcw--a very sma
proportion-ot the reports that are printed in Il
partisan press with regard 10 these outrsges
whites and blacks are doubtless true; but the gre
u ham - H..
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The jcrctsry Of War has isgued order. for ano.
tber IMPORTANT reduction Of Ito army, this time
embracing . large proportion Of coored troops.
The regiment. design.ied 10 Ia mustered out are
mainly those that are now employed in the late
robcl States To mslntaln order and 1t 10 rot uu-
likely that tho Prci dent intend. 70 permit all tho
said states to organize their own militia for home
protection, In accordance with tic plan which he
has lately sanctioned with reference 70 Missi,sippi.
This is all very vel provided IL is entirely
safe, The MILITARY should certainly be
withdrawn from ell tho States at tho ear
lies, prsticsbls moment but tho desire 10
relieve tho Southern pcopls 81 iris incumbrunce
should not oaf % undue haste. There Is evident
" good deal u the oil lesyoa Of soditio. snonr
the "fecl.ime \" and II will 10 NC osssiy for the
President TO act cautiously in removing ne re-
sr,inu tina, now keep this element IN check. TIE
people =, large want tho army REDUCED, they want
the national exfsuses curtslei and hey certainly
have no Partially for military Law when II can
possibly DO avoided but they have not forgotten
the cost Of ,ho late war and hence they are not ds
posed TO incur any risks from tho enhers 81 tho
rebellion. II were well that the work Of recon
strucsion should go on rapidly; but it were better
that it should go on safely.
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ri-nne,.l N,r,. Niar.rt.. &c.

yrv Yorl, Tuesday, SEPT. ~, G Pm -Gold opened
this morning at IA q, and closed Al 30 +. v. ~
l43A-thc highest and lowest mo ations. The are.
quotation, Of tho genera stock market, COM
pared with those Vi yos,eri af,eTnoon, show inn
proyemeni OF iiVm = to per cent. Governments
were quiet and without any marked change. The
loan market n o, with transactions ~ o.
Ste ling exchange vns frrr"r, prime l0nFc-s' q 4
boinr quoted ~ ll9h a % %. On 'Chsngo To- o. y
Four We Jan sud droogi g. Wheat ~ 1uli 1nd
lov e. Corn &c. oNci'ior unsorrd aui t.. lover
for bJgud. Oats we're r.. e. low, g.. Pork vss
hlmol. Reef va steady. Lard va aIuor and
MliskOy WAS firm.
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NHATda.

COyty Frano,. Alexander, the beloved sou Of
james aud Eliza Coylc, aged year noah aud .
ia remain. y ~ he taken W Calvary Cemetery this
"Wednesday afternoon, a. Z o'clock, from 40 >in'h
ave l4S
DONOVAN Tuesday, Sept ~, James Dono-
van, aged ~ yeaIG native OF DuininANaJ, OounV
Cork, Ireland.
The friends Of the family, and also the members
OF the .loumeymon BuchCr' Protective society
are % pcctiu.ly invited 70 attend the iunehA on
hu ,i.y afternoon. l4th int, At O'CLOCK, from
his lrGitcuce, no Tuna ct. 81
pOWsRN on sept. 18th, Mrs. Downey. Of the
Parish VI CapUArd, HcaryNallcy, Queens Co lIe-
lfnf.
lie relatives snd friend, Of 'hc family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral this CN edne-dat
E,ruusu At o't .s., oHi her lAts Tesilente, alJ
West fth o. Her remains vill 10 into.tos IN csi-
va, C.me.ery liz
HEALI-on tho 18th inst. John Hcsy, asod IS
vpArs.
The friends NJ the family and Of HIS brother
NCuosa, respectfully invited 90 attend the Tune
tai, Gu lhuudsy afternoon, llh ma, At CelccH'
nOtD his late rcsdcncc. 40 " arlington Al. Nv
PHIL.Lips-In Richmond, Va. on Aug Goth, 1885.
81 u,-cnteiy, thn,tophcT Phnlips Of Co. "A, Oh
New York Cavalry.
Henry Cool, % SgiImau ~, East Brook iyn, ON
Nriue. i-y, Sept. 10 at O'clock =. " III
TULl.Y-On Sep. l., Dominick Tully, afel 81
| year, native Vi the Parish OF Hesdiord' County
GulwnH, Ireland.
His friends and acquaintance. are rcspectiully
| invited to attend the tune 81, on THURSDAY Gtcr
] noon, lt'h iLtt, 1t o'clock from he late rtsi
q, nee ~ Hudson Bro kyu. aud thence 10 Cat
| wary tciue'r.y for in'cInicnt. l'9
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publican papers are all favorable to the negroes,
While those In the Democratic journals are decid.
ediy partial TO the whites. Fiction !. all well
enough In is place, but these Sensational stories o.
The Bohemians are ell believed by the gullablo
portion Of the Northern people, aud opinions SEN
uments and feelings arc formed from them. having
s'endency 10 prejudice one portion OF the North
ern people sgains, tho whites smother .gains. tbe
blacks and to misreprcseut ,he fact. concerning
both. Better turn The Bjhqmian. Io,ee than 70
feed them ., the expense OF truth.
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TRADE SouA< ~.
LFrTlNG oF TIE rMEKFLLA Makers

A MEETING or THE UMBRELLA Makers
a vii be- hold at Mii.tary Hall i9j iiowcry, on
Thursdtv evening, ~ : o'clock. lTnctuai uEcud-
Elre OF all tie members ~ requested, M business ot
importance III De hTousht IciOte the ntetinr. By
erie Of the Chairman. J. LOVE, Sc. 5iy
nRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING
- iso,iation IN hold their regular rCokir .et-
irg IT Essiy Closing ils, .Oi Boa eg tins edrt g
dAy evening, a. : oc.oct. john All RI FOl,
Pes. JOHN Pill NktIr, Rec. > C. -
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( attic Market.


res.-Nctviihstandinr the fact that the number
OF cattle sale the opening OF the e-trr-
day exceeded tina, oi tlo oqiiesp ndns day oi last
week b. more thun tNo hundred, We have 10 tCpolt
mntUrial advance ia al grades but more especially
ON common stock. Ihus We nud Oh cur vial. 20 4hh
sueet to-day thai mon. Il -, the Top OF last wto'8
market, prices of A.s-cl.ss cate have advanced 10
lNala a. p5r EQUAL O." IUuvh htoct which thea s'd
slos'l Al lsc, now commands /. 10 49,. rud he
medium cattle, which 40 then quoted at litl3c Cau-
not b. ohinned to-day ~ ices than lG,lI sc IU't.
THIS ndy auce Is ao reported by la, ers ~ other vas
In the vlciaty, and also At Ahany, Breh1on, PIMA
d,lphla ahd else"le aud 10 duuhuo'- ps.ual.y a.
trihuable to the incrus.od retail demand oEius 70
taO t,ceLi rise H. the pige Of ZONE other yauoos ~
megts. The market W TO noon to-day dihcri IN 40
materia respect from that Of Sc tordE, but consia-
cradle ~, asines. eNiats among dloveI& " II 10
lep1itcd that .'vrra lar.e dgoVes ac ca loItr 4t
tins market II such lie the case thlll douhtus.
NltnUs, I materially reduced scale OF prices duriug
the remainder ut tue 81 eek.
| A.,ep.-lh,s branch VI tho market I. also mate
rally advanced, OWNS TO the scarcity OF rhtt p aal
there IL no difficulty in getting yc Tor ttucs oi
ffoi 4paliH lAmh, are a'9 scarce and advanced,
with better sto,A Offering. We GuOt9
Common to fair sheep, per lh.................S.a
Gooi W prime de-, thea ed ........... % "a /,
tXta do. ......t Ii
| Lambs, per lb uIu
ltltt tuch. TI.' a.
CO,os and CIirs. This branch Of the make III
rules very men the. supply eth being yer. l,, d,
o~ins to no hish pr'e- cove nov command ~ Ito
country. The latest quotations. arc;
fhtTa cows 81 'nf n
food. n .- -
nonnoh 20 henlu f.d.s d
Prime calves pei 'tuIl
Good veal calves Isr 10. -.
common veal calves per head, .,ai
,htrkins - A''
GIAss calves PEI hcad
Stcine This branch of the market is lees ahun,
dainty supplied TODAY, and the demand continue
lar, prices are correlutI,y sOIueNhgt gI,Anc. ed
standlns to-day as ionoss;
CoIu-tod, live. ................... 10 ant
| 10 F. D
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Milwaukee Club at s1 ss.si IS Amber Club, 81 o.
81 Amber western. So tSef2 II.
ORs-Lover, a. Ia56c. for Western. -
,,tWn.-This market 10 without decided ensnFei
western unsound teng quoted at 1OuS4, and solno
Mixed Western at s9a9l
The Hay Market.
NV YoaK sept. ~, 1866.
The recent rainy weather having sOtnes bat intsr.
fercd with the shiptneDt Of hay, the market Is ~ ~
means oveutocked with this oommodity' hu p ~
are therefore trihe advanced. shipping lots s"h l
al OOaGbc, and prime lots Tor retail trade a. ~ ~,
per LOO pounds straw 10 In good DEMAND ~ 0'' "'
oat ana 6is15s for re.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-ON TIE 1ST OF SEPT, IN THE
lower part of Hud-on q, pockeilook contsin M
ANAL sum Of money. The Owner can have 81 bv
calling nj Jsuo It. bv paying expenses and proving
property. y. u. CLARK. io3
EOUND - IN GREENWICH ST. LAST
sabbath. sum Of money, which the owner con
obtain by rtoyinr property and ilying eNpenses.
Cal ~ Bethel ship Pier IL, North River. rUtor
HFpSrRONE. -
7 .OST OR STOLEN-PASS-B BOOK No.
1<5ijoa OF the ErnisIsn lndustfel SevinRs' Banh
App icadon will b. made 10 The Bank for q rev
Bgnk. on the 2lst day Of Oct. 1876. CATllhRlNE
DILLON Derositor. 3u2
7 .OST-ON SUNDAY MORNING., SEPT.
- l0,h, a gold watch and chain, johnson maker,
IiyrrpnC. The fnier will receive Wv .CSvtuc II
q % Carroll street South Brooklyn. fEkui ; G.
HFARSF. $50
r OST OR STOLEN - PASS BOOK no.
IL g. lnh, Of tho Emirrant industrial Sayings u nj.
Apr icsicn viii he made 20 The Bank for Lev lOgk
on the g h day Of september 1865. BRIDGET
SMITH, Dopositor.. i2i
GTOLFS - on MONDAY EVENING, 4
- rollier's diacharrc BELONGING 70 SAMrEL LES
ZINSKL ;6id y. y. Rect. ANY one returning It 70
IS Pike 4. will receive ~ ward. 20
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Flour and Grain.

NEw iogE Sept. 10, 1861.
F.or.-l0 and 10 cents lower We guote; ~rp5r.
fine STATE, 81 OOlsi b.; tKtlA DO, Al II s0a - -
sstern kNtra-low grades-At 81 95as g5 Oh MINI
Ohio al rs VUasy W St Louis LHtras, at g Is .
-; low grades OF CANADA "a At ~ JAS 10 and sood
10 supertne southern, al ~ s5ae ~ b.
Grsat.-The wheat market clo.sd dull And 1.s -
beitsr. ChisASe Aprinx bsing uaossd ii Al eos az
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ARTICLES EOEs SALE.

GOAL TAR FOR SALE, AT THE UNION
~ Gas Lirht WORKS, bet New York l.. 1. Z.
IGOR SALE-CLOIH TABLES, SASH Door,
office railway oouItar dezk; also orc floor 10
let. Enquire 10 ILomas A.. JAMES +. MYERS POI
EOR SALE-Af THE CORNER OF CEN
L tire and Worth 30, a lot OF secondhand lumber,
,uns, ling OF door, windows ssEhe. and francs.
shutter. aud bhuds. Also prime To- Of Leans
which viii be- sold chelp. Apply 10 MICHAEL T.
DlSN, Ceutre Market Place oi lij Worth o.. 2ys
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SOCIETY," NOTICES.

THE MEMBERS OF r. VI. y. b. T. A. b
Il society, branch No 1, are notified 70 attend tier
regular quarterly meeting on ths NednesdsY eve,
sept 18th, for the election Of officers. y. B.-The
members Of the above Society ave reduested 90 az.
sembe NJ their hall, on ThuIsdav. Sept l4th, At I
O'Clock NJ for the purpoes OF attending the funeral
Of our deeessed brother member, JOHN HkALl.
Zines for bon-sttendance will he strictly enforced
JOIN =. kANlX. Prest. JOHN WALSH! Rec
sec'ty. 40
THE MEMBERS OF THE TOMBSTONE
l. mems l. u. society will meet at their meeting
room In Roosevelt a., on weduesta- sep. lJ.l AZ
O'clock i; ". Punctual attendance IA relu'.ted' as
the election for officers will take place This evening"
All ahsentees viii be fined Py order Of JOHN
KANE, Prest. JOHN OWENS, sec. l39
THE LADIES' FATHER MATHEW 4. A..
4 -. Society, No. 3 Of y. Y, will hold pnhie
inst at O'clock at their Hall cor u 25th It, rnd
sth ave. II. T. Carroll Esq. and G. A. l.. uoidy,
tsq, will address the meeting. SINGING b. MI.
Chs. T. stoker. Mr., KIDD, Mr.. Iawler and ~
Coouey, and Niss Maginn and other. IHO-.
FYANS, Pg.st. JOIN SILVER, Nice.Pre.. Put.
MEREDITH. Rec. Sec. li3
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EATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY,

IVNI- TITFTIl-,
In taeir Hall, cor. SD IT. aud "a NesinesdAy
evening, sept. H., ~ l., NJ. 80 aking hy Messrs.
Muhall and others. Singing by ke-sgs. arAn and
Coleman aud A,s flanagan. bAh ID HAY YARD,
itvst. JAS GAMBLER Rec. SOC. l3s
EAlHER MATHEW I. 4. Is. SOCIETY,
i No. ., of Sew York Where's. certain p-r.rns
81 lius themseyre President, secretary anu uiroc
tom respectively oil tins Sucict-. have caused 10 be
plli-nel in th' Sun neWeptp on the l.ul ina'.,
a.Nuttsement .llIug meet ur 81 al, the meAb 70
Of his SOC .oty 10 aAfcmbe on tia eNoun, NJ seven
O'Clock, at the lcaiuGe room OF lCmut DlsIeu.Hry,
Ot I'D IT, and - avenue, 20 transact business
of particular Importance. Nos, therefore, thd n to
u9tiy the members OF this society tha nc ruch
iuE is sane Stoned or authorized b. tbs society That
the pattits " no have called that meeting are NOT
uHiCen nor momi OF this suclet!, IA. their sets
nre not and viii OF De- recognized hy THIS society
mad the menhprs he eby forbidden 10 attend ~
m,ctur, ~ uu business oil the societr or wil bs
transacted there. Goorre smith, William heAun,
John heu.y. John O'KihoG iauick kru,Ly. once.
tos. JAMES DELANl, President. NJ y. "a 5 r,
Rec, sec. IA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Female Complaints should be Cured' ms
they surely can BE-, BY few doses Of Ayers sar'a-
min, 121
Wheeler a. Wilson Lock stitch sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine no. 90 btoao-
way, \. Y. ----------
Howe sewing Machine Company No Sle
pIp-InhN, y. - bHH'' 8l4
Grover a. bakers Highest rremu IN
Flasbc stitch and Iocs stitch SEWING maenr' n, -
Bfoadvay, rev York, aud 2SS Fulton street. boot-
Ign. 90. =
The Lying In Wards Of the Infants Home,
corner Of le1iugton and blet st. are nsN open
Applications can be- made 10 tie Residont fhysIc IAN
or 10 REV. W. u. Walker SO East f3d at 80
The Improved " ~iosp Elliptic sewing
kur.ce. -
Li.t Combs Sew styies-Iust Received
foii pnfis, Fi,o. Won't, Tcn 70 THIRTY Dollars ench'
f.. sale " q. g. AAoa, 4i5 broadway, ono door leo"
Canal %, w
Mcsqu,to-Bhcs Certainly Cured by PAL
lew Nltcai Pain Extractor. send tor bo1 70 DC
pot. a. Lileiy A., y. YORK. III
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FATHER MATHEW T. A. h. SOCIETY

l. No. s. Of y. v, will hold public temnerlncc
ucctlng 1t their halt 3s} rat I'm ~, this NCdues
day evening, a. o'clock. The meeting viii be ed-
d;,ssci hy hcssrs. Cruniu and iAnTton. singing by
Mice Connolly, Aos-rs. Wallace, Dsnies, PAGAN, and
NJ. John Roach. Music on the violin and bass tdilo
BY Professors CLARK and Duficy. Conc early, y. ths
nee ing will open precisely a I o'clock lAIRICk
LAMB Prot. MlLLlAM NMklkN. Rec. SOC. 1856
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EATliER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY.
No. o. \. y" iiall between Saith and 0bth sis, SIN
ave. Public m,cting this evening, ! O'Clock 4. NJ.
s.eaker.-Mr. Euscne Morgan and othofs. singer.
Mr.. james NcMulln, Thompson, ME- Connolly
sni host Of Others THOs. Mk.AillER, llest.
Fec. llI
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SOGlEiI. NOTICES.

EAlHER MA1HIW +. 4. y. SOCIETY,
i NO, %, ol New IOtt-rhc Dircrtorf of Tia. above
SOCIETY having on the .btu d. OF August llst
p'uded all business oi the above Society "a ~ same
time prUmiaing that the interests ct the members
would he looked to- ere happy to announce that they
nov ready tn proceed with the regular business
oi the Orgai za on, anu for that puspse call special
meet ms OF the above society, tu be he'd 10 uic Lee
tue Room OF the nout p.sprnsary, 23i ~. and
ID avenue lcntrHnce 2Jd - ] az O'Clock, Wcdncr
dAy eveuns, sept. 18th lNU5, and would cali on all
mCmhCit who have the Interests of the Society NJ
heart 10 attend, ~ business OF artclar Importance Is
10 bo transacted. by order - FEEDlNASD O'HA-
GAN, PATRICK LABOR, JOIN O'NAIONT. JAS.
nAEILEl, directors. LAlNCELOR MURPHY,
Pres. HENRY 7. CARROLL, Rec sec. us
EATHER MATHEW T. A. Is. SOCIETY,
Il No. |, of Jersey ely, will hold their regular
weekly meeting this evening, nj Washington n II,
cor. NGsAIk and Jtrey Avts. SPEAKING bv John Me-
Grath. President OF the -. james Roman Cathode
4. 4. B. society. singing by Professor Wilson and
others. JOHN M, President, EDWARD Dali
los, Rec. sec. les
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M DOUGHTY, AUCTION'R, VIII SELL

1F1. his dnv ~ o'clock, ~ sr'estcou. ~ Season
IT, a general rssortmcn Of houscbol iurI 'u-", ~
Pc ptrlor suitos, so'as. chairs tur"aus stands
hedsteads, hair mattresses. lounges vHr'rffca 90
fNtufes &C. also email lot Of clothing pufch1ci at
ct sale and not 1llcl for llI
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pAwNBROKER's sALf-BY G. 6. Lew,

Is-On Thursiay, sept. ia. at \ g., a Isl
B,wery. u rercral as.ortucnt If lo'ic' ricihin'.
he'tin~. rmn4n's. boot. .h1c' d.. ,i.o ~ Z ''.I.I
vithout e.crvc. This sa'c Ia = " vo,ih. nc t'"
ton ~ dealers and others. wM. siAfsnN,- I-l
B1ne-y l.'
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AUCTION NOTICES.

"A MORTGAGE. the entire stock and fixtures of AN
ercrllen, sroc' " stpic ~ uc cold this ljih ia Of
aepteInlor. hv =. GAFFNIN, rc'iou"c. A. - ,.
10Th i, at II o'clock. LOUIS n DICkEBSON. A.
10 nev for Mort sri cr. $50