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SENATE.
TUESDAY, January 10, 1865.

TUESDAY,, january ~, ioOo.
The Senate met at IL o'clock NJ.
Nh. Walker, of Alabama, introduced a
bill to secure more ctfectually the pre-
servation and distribution Of the effects OF
deceased officers and soldiers, which was
feferred to the judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Caperton introduced resolution
exempting maple sugar from the 1.-THE
imposed by the act lcvyiDg taxes for the
support of the Government, approved
February II, 1864. Referred to the
Committee on Finance.
House bill to amend the acts to pro-
vide for local defence, reported favorably
from the Military Committee, was passed.
Joint resolution Of thanks to General
Stand Waite and Colonel Gano, and the
officers and men under their command, for
gallant and valuable services in the Indian
Territory, was passed unanimously.
House bill relative to increasing the
efficiency of the cavalry was laid on tho
table and ordered to be printed.
The Military Committee were dis
charged from the further consideration
of the resolution relative to mounting
and cquipping the cavalry.
Senate bill to regulate. the pay and
allowances of certain female employees
of the Government was taken up, and,
after a discussion of some hours, the
bill was committed to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Senate resolution providing for the
appointment Of joint committee to in
vestigate the conduct and treatment Of
prisoners Of War held by the Confederate
and United States Governments was
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Wigfall, the Senate
resolved into secret legislative session.
HOUSEOF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House mat at | | o'clock, and was
opened with prayer by the Rev. DIR. Dun
can.
The House passed the Consolidation
Bill. Yeas, AZ; nays, 33.
The House then went into secret SEES
sion; and, having re-opened, took up
and considered the bill to prevent frauds
in the Quartermaster and Commissary
Departments. Pending its consideration,
adjourned.
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SEVERE PUNISHMENT OF TIE GATORS OF
THE FLORIDA.

Commander Napoleon Collins has been
detached from the steamer Wachusett, in
which he captured the Florida, and or
dered to regard himself rs waiting o..
ders. lie is to be put through the forms,
at least, of a court.martial trial for his
seizure Of the Florida. In this conncc
ton it may be added that Wilson, late
Consul at Bahia, who. was dismissed on
account of his connection with the Flo
rida affair, has been still further pun
ishcd by being appointed to consulship
in Canada.
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YANkEE TRADE WITH THE CONFEDERATE
STATES-TIlE NEW ENGLAND COTTON

YANNEE TRADE WITH THE CONFEDERATE
srATEs-THE NEW ENGLAND COTTON
sPECULATOEs.
Ma General Candy, in a letter on
the subject Of trade with the .insurrcc-
tionary States, says: If it is carried on
in the manner and to the extent claimed
by the spectators who now control it,
the inevitable result, in his judgment,
will be to add strength and efficiency to
the rebel owners cast and west of the
Mississippi equivalent to an addition of
fifty thousand men, and will stimulate
into active opposition to the successful
prosecution Of our operation at least ten
thousand men within OUT own lines.
The cotton spectators in the Missis-
sippi Valley have a prospective hope to
have an actual interest in every bale of
cotton within the rebel lines. They
know that expeditions within the enc.
my's country arc followed by the capture
Of cotton or its destruction by the rebels
to prevent its falling into our hands,
Hence it is to their interest to give in
formation to the rebels of every contem-
plated movement.
lie has not sent an expedition into the
cncmy's lines without finding agents of
this character in communication with
the rebels. giving them information re-
garding our movements; and nearly
every expedition has been foilcd to some
extent in some of it's objects by inlorma
ton so communicated. He has now Sc
veral spectators, captured in the enemy's
country. awaiting trial for giving infor-
nation to the enemy; but the punish
ment of these men is no compensation
for the evil they have occasioned, and
will not secure us from future disaster
from the same cause.
The rebel armies east and west Of the
Mississippi river have been supplied
mainly, during the past twelve months.
by the unlawful trade carried on upon
that river. The city of New Orleans.
since its occupation by our forces, has
contributed more to the support of the
rebel army, more to the purchase and
equipment Of privateers that are proving
upon our commerce, and more to main
tain the credit of the rebel Government
in Europe, than any other port in the
country, with the single exception of
Wilmington.
General Candy makes this statement
IRON evidence. lie does not doubt that
many Of the persons engaged in traffic
of the produce of insurrectionary States
are loyal and honVahlc mon, but he does
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We have received, through the cour-
tcsy. Of tho officers OF the Exchang, Blu
reau, copy Of the New York 71ij"ne
of Saturday, the 18th instant. Gold was
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Not an UppIeasant Re.pon.ibIIity.

TINS dispatch Of 'bs Pr,sidsn, to Governor JonS.
scs Of GeoriA which was published in ysster-
dsy's sUs. ind c.,es ,he early Withdrawal o. the
Union troops q, are now on duty in the Southern
States. Tho Pros.deni hopes 'rh,. your oplo
will a, soon {. practicable take upon ihsm,'lve,
,he responsibility Of enforcing all laws STATE and
Federal, 10 conformity with The Constitution"
They are to do this BY or. an sing State miltts
forces which ths President dssigns,es "polics
forces" In vls- OF tho f.e, thai all nj the re-
claimed Bates have been loudly camorng for Tho
removal d tae Union soldiers, and tia, ,h.y havs
ali Teen ,nIious 70 orsaniz. militia hrco- VIC msy
reasonably infer that the responsibility" Of which
tho p s.ident speaks will 10 soceptoi wish 10.
coming rssEnahon.
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Washington Market Retail Report.


D. ~. a.
,,--,,--. -. -. -, a. $3.50.
wilmington mmkti' thiouFhou' NJ Tvs pia"'"e''
10 sbundantly -upp,ied to-day, and with not the
,ub,.,, 10, an ,pcre,,e ~ p,ic., i'm scarce.
'''''' " '''"'' ~ -, '
" any article Of food Offering dealers have retained
IN. rate, Of is,t wtes e1ctpt In a lev Instance,
r.. -. -, 90 .,,,o b.y, b..r 49,.
ruei' P''''' w ~ h'PP) W '''''' "''' ''" "'"''
rally reduced. Buster which sppo,rs to be p,s,ine
m, AZ az oop,roi ~ ,.,yi,,or. il fat sett ing hack
Wv - " " -. ,
10 something Ike an apprPmaiion TO orhet pfioes'
,nd tho Lat quality statS can nov 10 obtained for
e., u,, -. a.. ,ho ,..,,, xe,,b., 4,
'" 70 49, I"u''J' Twins " ''O '
decidedly lower The market 10 oNerstocked vain
ui. .,,t,io .,J n. o,irt .sl,. arc Indi,.en,ille
' "''''''' - =" 60 - -
DEALER arc Offering very Reasonable fN''-e"'oh-
en-, being hsid NJ g0s29c and turlcys at 2)c per h.
-, -. = =, -, A.. .A....., ..-,.,.
W meats mutton i NJ present 'no 'noa''' Ivy
beps offered today at IL 10 i4c for tho very beet
.,,. A,,io. 49,. .i,ho,, rn.,s,,.l chance common
'u,'' "W''' ~ -''"V'' -. =. ~
'einr At o. 20 10 ~ ~ and fancy ~ 20 90 70 = W
yer bbi OF groceries coffee IL quoted ~ bSa5o or
Java, AMI 45al5 ior mixed. Tea, Oolone, ~, Fl "
sfscn, 81 SJAti 70, B"rn eusst, lfAtW cte, ,
do 2lsYtc meas %, tOAslliO per GAL houi tlZ w
10 SO w pef barrel.
Iufrh,,f MAJ, Roast beet primo 94soSe; com.
mon 1raoBr 40 .grn ,ce I9ailc do stew Ing plecr,
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The Mexican News.

fnk report from Mexico which We publish In
nus MORNINGS sU' highly important II true"
oui" not best 70 put implicit conhdencs In IL.
ACCORDING 70 'bfown'hIs journal tie Liberal
hroe na' ospsured 'hs city Of honisray' ms capt.
~ OF me state Of NJ" Leon. II there isnO mis-
uAe soou' 'n'S announcement u esrtsinly places
AUG cause Of JuAhEz IN amueh more favorable light
esn MAT In which u has been recently viewed.
But TO US u looks Improbable. In the nrs place,
""oua require strong iorce-f'r more power
full than any which the Liberal. have l.l.ly been
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BRUsH-on Friday, Nov. II, Joha Brush, asel Is
yesrs
members OF East kiyer kl-iAe Co No. II aud Jacs.
err Association, are Tcspcc' uly invited to attend
the funeral, on SUNDAY Afternoon, Nov TO- Al /
O'clock from his late residence, 80 stanton st. ll6
DICKISsOS-Noy. l6, Alph0u,9 Au.,in, son OF
samue &. and Jane DickIn.o u, Aed years
sphngheId and Northampton lAEssl papers please
copy.
MAGEE-In Brooklyn, At his residence, SO God ct,
Daniel Mace.
Dne notice Of the funeral will be given in this
evenings Eagle and sunday Herald n
MoRRls-On FRIDAY morning, Nov. ITth, william
j., ounFest sou Of william AID Mary Augrih az ed
II ysAt and IL months.
The relatives aud frien'r Of The family are re.nect
fully invited TO atteu4 We Mucrsl, this SATURDAY
afternoon, At oeioe.l nom the fe.dence OF his
biO her iu-la~t John Cuaniughsm, l5S NIlloughby
A. Brooklyn. RAILWAY n j., pApsTs ease copy. lyi
McCUskER-On Frlas,, Nov. IL Mary Ann Nc
Cugkr. =, sd 20 year. laIfLIeI si The sie Tefeuce
McCuskeI, Parish Vi DiolAole, County Tyrone, Ire
Ihe relative. and friends of the family. and
ho.o Of her aunt Mrs nc are re.pec'f fully lnyit.d
10 A4end the mperal, on sunday Afternoon, Nov
10 NJ O'Clock nom We residence Of uer aunt. Ars
kplIY, 81 NOrIn ID ~ NiIhEmIburgh. ibO
sEAMAS-At Harlem, lIih inst Of mat.snn,
" ,s Ieorse, infant ron vi ChrisI.n il ami IIIE.
I,fh n Seaman, aied Iuostls and II dnv.
IN. relatives ANA friends Of tl family arc
| hy invited to a''.Ht uS ilne a., on Sunday
res,dcnce, l22d It, boI' 81 All 4,l ave- ia
| NANpFKVEER Friday, Nov. II. William IA
yaudrryssr, eldest sOn o, " iiiam and i.ncy Van.
/ ieryseI, aged 10 YEAR,, months aud IA days
The fhnerai wv ~ ~ PIN on Sunday afternoon,
n,,,nts cor Of Woodruff ami liieLs 80 Ths rel
,Nes and friends Of the family are respectfuy in
yit.d ~ attend. without iuT.her invitation. I2I
/
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would permit Suspension Of aetipe street clean
ing operations" Now # they had asked the
privilege Of making any ohsngs IN the manner Of
.her work, We should have hailed 1t 4. good
omen, fors change, Of any kind would neceusr-
ly be for the better bu, they wan, 70 suspend
What little they are now doing. We'll, We see nc
special objection, for ire work has been mex. to ,
suspension for loua srne. but shat DO the public
thing u this condis IN Of ,hings-cesspools decay
ing garbage, stsgn,nt wstsr, AMI general hlth--in
connection with DR. gAYRrs addresi
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The newark .n.ter.

TuS Corons's jury that iuve.U. stsl tho late
rsiiTJsd disaster at Newark, WHICH tssIlIsl from
care essnes. on the pst n ssvitch-tenisr, have
found q verdict 10 the .trsot that the culprn 10
Jitlty Of man,ldugh,sr. We believe this "a the
FRS, instance In ;ae United states Ia which such .
vsrdr, WAS rendered, sthough there h,ve been
many cases within tho las, Jour months in which
such vsrlics ought to have been found. We htpo
that the Court Wi now DO 10 duty In the prem 8
% W inniciings pun shr.eni comm usuras VIII
the finding Of the Coronsrs jury Tho preceient
ought to be established thM culp.ble esrclss.nos.
on the part Of rsil-oid employees 10 erfm- aud
severe penalties are attached TO II. rhn Is the
only source Of safety against railroad disasters.
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Breakers Ahead !


We believe ,h,, every hn.nc.s crh' q The his
tory Of this country may be directly traced 70 an
inordins,s spi1t Of spccu' stion The l"h "heh
occurred In is5T-was insusurniei by speculation
In Western lands. Everybody Who had money or
credit seemed 70 bs seize with msnia los laying
out cities in the Yves, aud sccumul,,na imneias
fortunes by the sale Of "vslusbls esrnor los" The
fund, Of the Western banks we're in gess'sn Assure
sbsorbei BY these crazy Investments, aud as con-
reauene. i.rgs drshs were made upon Eastern
banks 70 supply the enormous demand for ready
money. TIE rates of interest ,dvaneed W en- al
mos, IN eceden,ed figure Twelve and fourteen
TOT cent. we're readily obtsinsbls on res, estate sc.
ouritss whils " SINNERS were glad 70 get
money 81 two per cent . month. This vas
an ,bo older States. In the territories and States
contiguous W them money was worsh even more
ehsa ,hs,--in Kansas and E.brasfs brinsins s
high ~ four per cent. month. These rates were
eurrou, In the Spring snl summer o. i,5', and In
she Autumn oil the same year the crash came II
vo sdmi, the tru,h;unsn Of th. 'isculai'e
barometer, Whist are the indications no"f CIR
tainly shey are far from suspicious During We
progress Of ,hs war there was wide heid offered
for Investment. in the way Of Governmeht con
tracts aud gold operations Tho public At large
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=. A.. -. a.. 4, contract. nmpl,
.., ~. ,,,hl,o d.h, I'LL g.,i ,p,.nI..lou.
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-. A. 80. ..1 .,,., -, ,,b,,,
-, -, 800 .~,....-..,,, bob n.,r,.
.'"-.,' W -. ''a,d -.
AS 'tf-"h W. '-' ~''' ~
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TRADE NOTICES.

NOTICE TO PAINTERS-THE SHOP OF
a WOODWARD 4 FARCE are on . strike
mon. j. u. HATHAWAY, Pres. J. u. Grassy,
eee. $50
THE HEMP DRESSERS AND TWINE
spinners MON Afsocistion will hold q spech
meeting on Saturday, Nov. 18th, at 1871 Bovefy, at
oeiocf 7. ", In reference 10 sn advance Of rares
SULLIVAN, PresI 1y7
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TRADE NOTICES.

DAINTERS--MEMBERS OF THE N. p.
IL P.in.., A..oI,ASSa .hO are in .rTe. are
MN in,I Of Otherwise DO expelled WI HoPHAIIE''
Financial boeIesbi' e4T
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A Nice set Of stree, Contractor,

IN eArE% h' keadeu, Pa ysieisu u New York =,
nas' oy request " Ihs Commissioners Of H,.lth.
published an address " NO public Of this e,t =,
containing important slAIsmsua concerning ..,
propagation u chol'it, ,.goh.r with v.lu,bl,
suggestions for its PIE snuon. We publish Al.
sddiess elsewhere, but SO iAr as us .u,,.,,iop.
arc concerned, 1t contains uo.hiug nov to the
readers Of tho Sun, for they sro PRECISELY rlAwe
have been constantly urging ever siaco the pe,u.
isnc' made Is appearance in Esy d. several mouths
ago bu'in connection with SINS st,toment OF
D'S'or sAYar We hsyS smother picture Tor the
public 10 look At and having put "yhis aud that
"ss'h'r'" shsJ eau form conclusion IS to wheth-
"'he Sun has moi been exactly risht iu it's course
upon this imporiAn, subject On THURSDAY last,
" meeting Of the Street Clesnin. Commission,
roDpiAints we're made .gsins, The Contractors for
sross negligence aud dor.hc,ioH u duty in . mum.
Dor I" specific instances. Hut instead Of s.tsmp,-
lnso excuse ther sh.nsfril neglect III. GuiI. &C
VDrs With unblushins faces actually wanted .hs
taA1d 70 inform them n vhsa time "rhs weather
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SPIRIT SOMFNA-SPEAKTNG AND
Dsinrlns through the mediumship Of Ne Enius
'. Jay BIllcn Sn0d.v, 100 BroadFay, ~. free. -.
20 cts Metaphysical and scientific questions replied
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w,-snIi .s.in remind or advertising ne'r7ps
that their "a ror. IA b. 100 la'a Or Ashcti'h
ualess handed in st on countsr before nine oolots
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SWEDENBORG AS A SEER-REv.
~ CHAUNCfY GILES will lecture on thls su,jecs
on SUNDAY evening, Nov. 10, a. = o'clock, IN the
free
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A FREE LECTURE WILL BF DELIVERED
IA on Wednesday evening next, a. o'clock, at the
Rooms II tho NeN YORK Young ucu's Christian Az
socision. l6l Fith svc. and g3I broadway, by Rev,
D. ST. ART DODGE. Subject" Travelling in
SYRIA" ia
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AUCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION EoTICE-3OO CASES BOOTS
Aland shoes " BE- cold at suction, Monday, Nov.
2lth Al lup o'clock. At the store Of &. b. PARSONS
a. SONS, 81 CORTLAND. st 81
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L ESTATE SALE,
ALDRlDiE L SCOTT.
hNIIn 100 IHH

WM. ABBOTT, AUCIR = OFFICE
~ Chatham ssus,e, cells on Inls day at ~ Gel,
Iodsins house, li3 Cherry ~, near CathEriue ,
counters, Stoves, Leading, &c. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Threat Affections. A Physician writing
from New faue, New York, spcsLing OF tho beneficial
n a.. resulting from the OF Browns BIouchal
Troehes, says For sloviatins that horgid irrits-
sion only felt by those Who have suffered from any
Bronchial Affection, and for hoarrone.s and sore
throag too am tree TO confess tihough am an H.
d. they answer all you claim for them" To avoid
disappointment, be sure to obtain tin genuine
Bfo~n's Bronchial rrochcs" gIs
Machinists aud all WorkInep should al.
ways have . box Of Daney'. Magical Pain Extractor
In th,-r pockets, in cA'c Of accident 1t /, cheap
and portable, Depot % Libery,t l19
Pyic's u. X. ssap-Tho Cheapest ssup
in use for the working classes Sold BY groeers
even where. 426
rifles Piles :! Piles !!!-An you have 10
do is 10 Try bottle OF StrioklAnd's Pile Remedy
II viii cure In three dAys. No mistake. Wen, &
Go. ll5 Franklin A. AGENTS, 40
Wheeler IL Wilson och Stnch Sewing
Machine and Baton Hole Machine, No. G25 Broai-
way, ". 8l2
Howe sewing Nrnchinc Company No G2g
Broadway y, \. Elias Howe, Jr, FIesidcht. A,.nt,
wanted Sli
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A FEW MEN CAN GET GOOD Boa
Il and comfortable rooms by app wing 4SJ Pea.
bat Niliiaiu and New Chambers sts
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A i. A. MlSSlON-ERY. J. X. CAMP.
IA. BELL y. D.. will celiver = discourse in the
hell, No. lbl Eighth ave cor Of 18th NJ, IN SUNDAY
evening a. y O'Clock. Tho uunlic ste invited %
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THE LADIES' X. c. +. A. Is. SOCIETY,
Of -. k,ry'., ~ill meet on sunday Nov ~, 1888,
a. SOL Columbia II. at o'clock + ". speakln s ~
MeHr,; Maiden, RELY, and O'SuIivan. s'nsine By
NE Iadies Of the society and others JOHN CAIN
President WM BAkTLEY. Sec. lU3
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VERY REv. DR. MdRIARIY. or PHII.

VERY REV. DR.. MdRIARTY, OF PHIL
ado phia, will deliver = Lecture on SUNDAY even.
Inc, 18th Of Novsm er, In Irving Hall pIeci.ey at
O'clock pm. snuiect-"Hsrmony between Science
aud kelision." Tioket. b. cent? each. to be had al
living Hall and the 10 lowing churches Cathel al,
mulberry -. Mary's, 81. Peters, ~ Andiev's,
-. Jsmes', St. Theresa, 81. Bfiigers 81. Gsbri.s
-. Jo'eph's and the Church Of the Holy Cree, weg
I'D street. Proceeds to be applied " Religion, rlr
poses. 100
o. SIXTH AVFNUF-SUNDAY DISCUS
'' slous Afternoon, a. S-"Cau future life 10
proved without the evidences Of spirituu nsnlesis.
tations." Evening, ~ -"Shou a civil rights ls
eluAl 20 all, Prospective Of teI, race or color" IS
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TWINE Observation-Disclosures ASSOC

IRVINE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIA-
l. tion-A special meeting will be held on MONDAY
Nov. "a At2 r, ~, at 40 Beekman at, to co-oprnts
with other trades IN protesting ssanst the ruiuou.
system OF taxation, and Tor the appointing Of COM
mlItee 10 mAk6 application ~ Congress Tor trAnsef
OF the from the manufactured inc 10 he MP
Flax aud hemp tvine manufacturers are invited
VIM. BERCHAh, Prest. jos WRAGG, Vice Prst
CHRIsToPHER hILLER, TTsas JAS, r.. IRA.
YEks, Bee. IL
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

E'ENIAN BROTHERHOOD-A REGULAR
Il reeting Of the Brother, Shears Circle Feusg
Brotherhood will be held st 32T Bovery, let-esn ID
and ID Sta on Saturday evening, Nov. 18th met ~
~ O'clock. JOHN MONAGHAN, Centre. PHIL
IP HANLON Sec 100
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THt FAIHER MATHEW n A. Z. n.

= socictv No. 2, Of BROOKLYN, T. D., will hold Tenn
Eerauce meeting NJ o'c ock tomorrow evenins a
L"lnp'rance tall cor Grand and Ith sts. SpoSkeis-
ue non T.. L. Mills AMI lady, At. II. Red on, ana
VIM; Mcflroy, Of Canads West sinrcrs-Mr. Johu
,,hnion; hros al nd N,hony. TiOB ". LLOYD,
fIOa. Inl.- kLIi-I-hN gnc l9l
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LATHEK MAINTAIN nj d n socILry

ETAIHtK MATHEW 7. A, Z. SOCIETY
L No q, y. Y, will hold Temperance Nesting, A.
their hall cor $50 81 and ave on SUNDAY evening
tie l9tl Al o'clock. The meeting viii he addrr..
so by the tAentsu orator Peter Kelly tsq, ami Mr.
N. Madden. Singing by the great comic Voc,i.t
han ALEC Misc Ferguson, M.n 10Y, Mi.u CANAAN
and Mn L4nisan. fElER CURRY, Pres. WM,
PETERS, sec. Ii6
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FATHER MATHEW T. A. h. SOCIETY
No. l. Of Jeisey City, will hold n public temper
ance meeting in Washington Hall. cor Newark and
jersey Aver., on sunday evening nov. lgth. at I
O'Clock Speaking by Nj. AarslAn aad Mr. j. BAriey,
Of William-burFh. singing by hHssrr. Hennet and
Bailey and seN ersl Young ladios. JOHN DUNN Pres.
j. CULLEN Rec Soc. nl
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A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN HAVE co
= beds and board at -. Washington 1t. also
IN Liuhel pAr,or Tor gentleman aul wife
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LEHMAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il ofanew Circle.-A meeiine will be held At Mil
tary HslL 1913 Bovery, on SUNDAY, Nov. 10, at
o'clock Pm for the purpose Of orgsni,ns nev
Cree Of the Fenif brotherhood. BY order Of Y. L.
CRY. Chairman Prov. Com. 1lQ
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A PtBLlC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
IlMon', Father Mathew I. A b. society No. /, Of
RrovklyL,V III be held to- morrow eveuing at Iatmer
Hall, Yiv sAd az Court It, at o'clock. spyakars-
lhos EltoI and Moees Plstt Esip. Singing by
Miss CIeegan, hrr. Bolger, Mr.. Ghos. Quinn, and
Others JAMES GUEklN, Tree. JANIS HAYS,
Krc. Sec. 1875
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACC,
L modatCd With .ooi board, on reasonable Il
Apply at w Division IT. III
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TRANSPORTATION Il. G. 7. A. b. So
- ciet, vi hold their weekly meetinr for initlA-
ton o. new members on sunday evening, Nov. 10. ~
O'Clock IOHE MCpRIDE Pres PATRICK
OCOSNOR, Rec Sec Gi
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
A PUBLIC MEETING or THF FATHER

held at their HAL BGi Broome st. on SUNDAY eve
nins. No,. 10, At O'Clock. The meeting I'll 10
Nurea'ed nv hessrs. Jas. Connolly and Sylvester
l[rne. singing hv Mr. RELY, Prufe.sor Flynn and
Others JAS. klORDAN, Pfest. Nm. MARI Rec.
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No. b, viii hold public meeting at the ar Mail
6Ith si aud sh ave, on sunday evening Nov 18Th
at O'Clock l. ". Adi.c aes ny MI fItor. u B-onE
Ign, aud ~ john Ellis ami o'hes Mis- s.peuev,
81; hcNullen and hr, King vii he pre'ent TO ,ms.
b1A ,PCilsi hfstIas 81 a. the memoe7s VII! 10
O'REILLY, PED, JOHN AohAHAS, RS IL
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A GRAND DEMONSTRATION OF THE

4 7 MEETING OF THE YOUNG MINIS
LhFsther Mathew r. 4. Il. society, No. 2, Of y. V,
on SUNDAY evening, Nov. ~, II was unanimously
" solved That tho thanks Of this Society are due
and arc hereby rendered to Father Mathew I. A. Is.
society, NO. Of y. Y, for their kindness In fur
nishing IA with their new Irish aud Amer can fass
10 decorate our hall Al our first public meeting. Re-
,oved, also We tender our sincere thanks 10 the
following .. hathe- Societies TO tendin~ DELEGATES
on said occAsion Branch No. / Young Mems No. !,
No. ., No. and No 4, OF ~ Y. We shall always en-
w.! ain and spprec Vad societies noble rorkers
IA The cause Oi lpmpeNnce. MICHAEL McGEAkl,
JAMES j. hcGONkES, JAMES MCKINLEY. Com
mittee 1873