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On and after Monday, August 2sth, 1865,
and until further notice, trans will leave Rock
Island Depot as follows:
GOING
Day Express and Mailtra at 8. 10 m :, arriving
in Chicago at 4.30p IN.
Through freight train at {: 80 m, arriving In
Chicago a, 90 IN.
Express Freight train, at $50 p. ~, arriving In
Chicago at $50
Night Express ats.l5 m, arriving in Chicago
at 4.45 a. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM THE EAST:
Night Express at 500 a IN, leaving Chicago al
IL midnight
Express Freight train, at $50 a. m, leaving
Chicago 2.l5 p.
Through Freight at | p. m, leaving Chieaso
100 p. IN. a..
cago at 800 a
AiItrains over this road are direct connection
at Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
ern the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To-
ledo Cleveland, Columbus, Cinciz natl, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
Also at LaSalle with tralns of the Illinois Gen.
trail Road, North to Galena and south to st. Lou
10, and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity ofgiv-
ingdistnct directions to the destination of theii
baggage ALSO to procure tickets before taking theii
seats in the cars, as the conductors collect fare
only the line of the Chicago and Roch
Island Railroad.
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mo s' can ano Gas work promptly attended to and
put up In workmanlike manner
Gas fixtures of all kinds for sale.
Gas Filters supplied.
N Clash paid for Old Copper and Bras.
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Sizes, Price OF Bells, Hanglngs, etc.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS
For the general reader the following are WORTHY
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NAPOLEON'S LIFE Of CESAR.
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Fisaro;si Nsw. Msrle,s. ss.

6Ns lork, Monday, Dec. l. Up. M-The afternoon
Quotations Of the general s.ock market, compared
with thoso OF Saturday afternoon, shoS small de-
cline IN some sort. Govoininonts tc.o higher and
In demand. Cold oponed q. ~, =, cold up to 1854,
and closed =. iis's. hoaey wa eaSy at per ccss
with the supply In excess OF tho demand Commercial
piper pissed At 1aiS. Tho Bank statement this
week. shows an incfoue OF over four millions in
ioau, aud decrease Of one and three -quirlor mil.
lions In legal tenders. The specie has iucroaesd one
million. In the o!hcr lines there is no change OF I'm
poriance Foreign exchange wa quiet but firm.
Leading drawers quoted Gg-dGyE sterling At 1904,
but good bills were bought at Ice lg9s. On Change
to-day Flour was dull and &C. a 25c. lower. Wheat
was dull, and 1c.a2c. lower. Corn wss heavy and
dropping. Oats were dull and declining Fork vas
lover Beef waa QUOT. Lard wa eGser and Whis-
key Nas dull
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 8, 1865.



TINS work Of to-day will decide vbs,hsr New
owl, which now allie, II 10 the result o. q corrupi
and inefficient locsl government The people have
Il. MISTER in their own hands. They have the
tower " recii'y the abuses now existing by elsct-
Ill.,, 10 the Msyorslty, an upright and thoroughly
e iupe,snt man and n they fail to take sdvsntsgs
e. The golden opportunity thus offered, they will in
future have no good cause to complain OF munici-
r4., Us So far as the candidates for the ohcs Of
- ,,or arc concerned, there Is nothing more to say
TO qusl fications Of the several nominees have
zen thoroughly c,nv@sei; ther respec-
tive abilities have been sct befors the people,
aaI IL now only remsins for voters 70 choose
thar ballots and present them at the polls. Tbs
temper Or the people upon the subject Of taxation.
g,rost cleaning, the statement Of nuisances, etc,
leave. no reasonable doubt In respect 70 what they
,gaf, The only question TO decids Ia, how can
they accomplish reform In these sbusssi How
r,u ibey their power 70 best advantage In order
t. a.spcrro the politicians and reclaim the city
governmenif To arrive hs conclusion upon this
Yont II 10 necessary TO closely scan the candidates
they appear before the public this morning, and
70 carefully nots their respective strong points and
probable conduct In the race. II 10 evident In The
INST place, that the con,ss, 10 really between HoFT
a,s aud RoBERrs, and tho question for voters 70
d--de Ia, which Of these two 10 better adapted
for the duties Of reform Mayor Mr.. RoBEnrs 10 the
candidate Of the "solid" msn--ths brown-stone-
house capiisirs-snd, " elected be would Of course
have q special eye 70 tho Interests OF his wealthy
- Al. VI, 81.
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ol7nins OF 'oes'oa Oh congro" 10 always
WIN s'e" interest oy tho people, AID
'shns' oy reason Of 'he peculiar eircuru-
i'oi'eu' was ih'cn'hed concerning tue
4'"'is =" 'no 'hiriy-ninth Congress, which oc'
ui''' ye'",uAy' iue proceedings OF tho Repub
''u'ufN "nien "ashoid on Friday night Of
go 'o'''nAa0"eu' 70 somo extent the do
S','''HAy' ou' we no" have an official in
"nA' congress Is likely 70 do The
s''"s 'na' win S'r'ks mo reader upon perus-
.lS ". ioi'o''o OF Yesterdays proceedings is the
-''o un'n'nn'y OF inc Republican mombers.
are warm DISCUSSIONS that have hitherto occurred
'e'"'en t1o "hAdieai' and tho Conservative"
Wings Oh tho party aud the apparent hostility
u'"H''s'e' oy each Tor the other, induced very
s"N''A oenei mat 'he seeming hgh, would be
NN''ffeu 70 congress But there Is no evidence
!" any such thing Tho whole Republican strength
y" 0'eh cast sohdly upon every vote yet taken.
inore was not dissenting voice in their ranks in
respect 10 The speaEsrship and far a. spears to
1' pubic The Radicals and Conservatives arc
''snHoa IN ono Lus-tho now color strongly indi.
.A"ns mat ." Conservative ingrsdion, has
Teen swallowed up by tho Radical. This
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FREQ af Last! slavery CenstitutionnIiy
AboIishe.I!!

Tns war practically destroyed slavery in the
United States, but up to the present month II had
not been legally sbrogatod, and there was Doihing
as the mstier then stood, TO prevent any State from
legAllzng slavery ., some future tune. pu. this
morning we have the news from Alabams that the
Ant-slavsry amendment 10 the Constitution has
been rsshed BY that Stale. This mskos tho TWEEN
u-seventh State that las endorsed tho amendment
aud as that number is two thirds of all the States
80 soon as thoy shall have certified their endorse
msnt Of the amendment, and transmitted the same
10 Warrington, the facts will be officially proclaim.
ed. and slavery viii ,hen DO In fac, a. it IL no "
virtually, thing Of the past.
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Hoffman n Man Of the PeonIe

II is notable TACT that no, one Of the Journal.
OF public speakers opposing HoYFHAs for Al.
hHyoralty' has said word In dispar.gsmen, Of
MS honesty, ability and fsithfuln.s,, with tho ex
e'ption OF tho ridiculous eanard, .manating from
the TRIBUNE about thirty dollars and IN Office bow.
All agree that he is In every respect nd.
mirsbly qualified for tie work Of rssorm.
ing VIC ely government. Then why DC
they oppose him' Tho os.ensbie reason
Is that he the nominee Of T.mmany Hall
but II the man is all right wh.. difference doe. 1,
make vha nominated him. when thsrs u no pop
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.BEvFRLY-on Monday, Dee l. Of TYPHOID aver,
Henry Beverly, aged Is years.
dclCe, 10 !. o-evot II On Medrr lay. ~ ~ oci5ck
A. ". Phil Infhronic Order D. 4 NJ, and the
Boarding House kceHc'f ~ Oru .iOu together with
iuly invited - attend. 10
COFFEY-Ou Monday To-. 4 FliTti oh CoTcr.
IN ne Osth yeat @, herrre IA 20 oi ioushouton,
l4Id.
~ funeral win 'lfc place from her late re.iiencc.
~ ko""e b. tina lco--J ai.,fno9n, Dec. 5th At
Teiocs' 1l3
FITZSIwMONs or Sunday. pac 3d. WIDOW
Mar litzslnluOna . native OF the Parish OF Ahcy.
lGue, County Lons.s-l, hei-ii aged 50 years and 3
Her irionI. aud .cgur,atsnrcs are respectfully
requested To attend the funeral, tls Tuesday alter
uoOn nj !. o'clock, iIoIn ioo West 10Th a.. l3i
LNHklN-Un sunday, DC. Sd, after short but
tcvcrc inc.s ANA Brodcrck, the beloved wife Of
ILpna' L'rSin, Ia the 18th year OF her ago.
hcT remains viii h. takea tom hef lne residence
Vlst st. us.r 4th ave, on luosIry morning, Dec 5th
az 10 o'clock, 20 ~. LaElonce's Church, whe4c n
solemn hc iuiem hass VIII b. saiI ios the repo-o OF
TIC len'ives ana friends OF the family, also thoso
of hrr hrothe -in-iAE, john laSin are respectfully
invited 10 attend, without iurthCr iuyit-ion. 30
PAlrERsON-On sunday DC. %. ai,cr a ,bo-t
scotland.
Friends and relatives Of the family are te,nsc,-
fully Invited TO attend the funcrl, thls tTueilavl
afternoon, at o'cock. holi tbs late resldeuce, SS
Hamilton ave- bfookIn. l99
NALL --cc iscllt, inc u loved vito OF Patrick
and Mar Reilly, atcd !cala lJuOutas and . .ays
The friends OF the family Io.pocti ully Invited
70 attehd no idAG.a, ans iuc..Ay Afternoon, AZ
1 0ciock, iron tic IcuiCeneo of her paeuLs ogI
ecoond ave.
WALKER On sunday, Dec %. Isabella Walker.
= years anu mOnths l,. g. l4th I'll, n \
Inc relatives aud friends Of tho family are resnaet-
fully invited to attend the funeral. this 1uesiay
1i.tlno3n, Dec D. at O'clock i.om as WAYNE 81
jersey '4V. lUl
WHIIE--On Sunday, Doc 20, william White, IN
the Ilst year Of his age native OF County Wexford
ireland.
Tho funeral will take place this Cru.sdsy) after-
noon. at o'clock, from his late Gcsidpico, rs
Anity a. Dublin and WexiOI p lpes please copy IA
WOOD = Marian Josephine Wood, daughter of
Charlcs tPiloD aud JathaTine Wool, AGED wear,
and ~ months
Relatives and friends arp respectfully invitad IN
attend the funeral at O'Clock, nom O42 Greenw ch
a. without further notice. ia
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teal issue at stake and when the only thing 10
consider is personal etnes' The truth Ia ,h.,
HoTTrAS is one Of the hnd-working people who
has no money 10 spare upon elections, and VINO
b. not the golden tslismSn which acts % mag.
ieally upon those who hold il psr.moun, TO s,er.
hing worth. hoUs rebuked the Iar,el,,., fo, uo,.
shipping the golden calf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-
| the Mae On, mo-. ni.,..--.- :. -,
N"i nev Dictionry OF Phrenolosy and
Physiotnomy with II euts) Foster and weils
/ Asq Bro.dvsv ~.
r,,,no,.., .-..------D W.
| ftnnoionys-A New History Of Cfyfliza-
tiOn Indian, in Americ. American ,eoer,pbIc,l
| socieV Destiny OF America. Fowler a Wells, $50
| 81 oadway soa
- ----------------------
Our sociiu Relations. for Women.
Cfccond articleL 1v MIR, Ceo,re ws.b,,e,o, w,iv.
| An r.c NJ ph.,, - "eoiso " - you VIZ
-, 80 -. "''no'osich Journal 2Vcts. foWler a.
Nelt, $50 BROADWAY op3
| Piles piles ', i,ti.. 49,, an -----,-----.-
| 'hes All you nave 10
co.'s 70 Wy enc bottle Of stricklsnd's Pile Remedy.
| :, INV NA9s' No msuhe- Neuh ~
70 10 frahkhn IT. Agents. 4l6
For Mayor-Ioi,n ~ Ian.,..
| ,.,,.-,
| ino.ouo"lng RESOLUTIONS we're unanimously sdopt-
ed A. the Ratification meeting hold At Coouet Ip,ti-
| ,,,o -, r1,.. -, ~ ~ T' 1850
'Ne va 'nuIsuv evening"
Resoired, That to secure 65eI,s, and .corc-rv IN
the administration OF the affair. Of the municnal
| goyernment, II is imperatiyey necessary thai he
chief executive Officer sbouid be .eIec,e y,,h 5.far
ence w. bis int gritty, ability, and experience
H,scared, That the Hon JeN 7. HOFFMAN,, our
eandlda'e Tor Mayor eminently combines tho quail
hcauons necessary TO the elective discharge OF the
onerous duties Of that Office di-tnsui,hed dur ng
the teheon for his loyal and patriotic devotion 70
the contribution and the Union prompt, fearless,
and conscientious In tn Naturalization Of Justice on
the bench, aud undeniably familiar With the law.
'Nll tOFtTnncnt MS character and
Antccedenis Afford the surest guarantee that he will
cNor fauiuy vindlcate the rights and protect the
'Hleu interests Of his fellow citizens
,,I.s'ttcl, hAt the nomination Of JOHN T. HOFF-
~ LOT ehisf magistrate Of this city, has been con-
Ies ca ana accepted without pledges conditions
,nd We Confidently believe, ns We sincerely desire,
mat a tho authority and power Of that important
expose and reiotm eye1 Q. ,,ns .b,.y sns
for tho roople municipal goyerpment al one honest
economic, and f'isiept AO6
Nho shall he Mayor e-Certain political
- Hfsa
party tan Tor the truth, have persstcntiv assaied
~, , h, ~ uisoA ~ inah Ihey do not sornpo
by ,ueb .s"us,To on. Iisoo.' ns Is sasy can pion,
t5sv ma ~ t % ',soyIy = me ,toNefnmeht
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

CLEAR THE ROAD YE RUMSELLERS
= The the Young Men are bound to crush You Bsrnun
Father Mathew 4. A. n. Society, No. l. Jersey CO.
w take place at Coopers Hall on Tuosdly evening"
oh inst, az - O'Clock. Hon. II. 4. Birnurn of A. ~
MI Po,ltlvely 70 present and deliver a lecture on
iempotance. There viii ALEC be some fine singiu,
nom ninea Crane and Cennavsn, Ne.srs keenan,
and Il. Downey, "our Tonoy Pa nj" Front
seats reserved for la1ies. Come one come ALI ami
give barnum "a right roaring Jersoy welc mo :"
TbOs. q. HUGilES, sec. idg -
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TRADE NOTICES.

NOTICE-T0 THE BLUE STONE Cutters
ana nassen: Inc regular monthly meeting win
be postponed until .he Va Tuesday in December, on
CURED TO attend without further notice b. order Of
o eni iseSSI sss; A'kskNiahr PfO'' PIIrz-
pAINTERs-THE UNION HOTJsF PAINT.
ers are requested TO attend the tegul.r meeting
A. their IoomA 32I Boyery, at Cs Pm, WEDNESDAY,
Dec 8, to nominate oeicer,, and to attend Ga bod,
me mas meeting at Cooper Institute. THOMAS
MHITIHKAD, Pre-. l.. d. CRIssEY. Rec sec i43
Observation-Disclosures Max.
~ en Of New York let us not be branded with the
,. signs, OF eourdice fail nobly into the ranks in
isisine and supportins the banner Of eight hours
labor q the wofkinsmen's Union Mas. Meetinr, to
ne q, me Cooper Institute on "Wednesday even.
in n, tne oth INST stand forward and demand your
rishn as freemen darel Let our motto To " COME
one, come all tn. rocks shall fee from their firm
PHILIP NeKEON, Sec. 29l
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS sOCT-
sY h.yips accepted the Invitation to attend .
A. Cooper lnstitute, on "wednesday evening merit
Dec On, lseS even member !, expected 70 be pre-.
day neIi, at O'clock Hand Of 10 IL r,osns,,
W. o. present, front sost for the Wortingwomen.
MIS- hlLKN PATERSON, Pres. 100
INlIED COOPERs, No. 2, WILL MEET
~ at their rooms, s. Fast Brosdway, on wodncs-
DAY evening, Dec 9Th, at ~ O'clock AZ officers for
w sF,nns year arc 70 5c elected BY order CIAs
VARNISHERS AND PoLISHERS ASso-
~, eiailon.LIhe quarterly meeting OF this Assocla-
lon wiil he held on this Tuesday evening, Docem-
Der bth, at ~ O'Clock, ut 10 Deiancey ~. PkIER
DAILY, President. GEORGE SHANNON, Sec. 100
WORKINGMEN'S UNIoN.-A GRAND
v. Mass Meeting Of the workingmen Of New York
and adJacen cities in favor Of the Eight Hour move
ment viii be held at Cooper Institute Wednesday
eyenlng, Dec At ~ O'clock. Eminent speakers
Union have generously volunIe~r-d a band oil 1O0
peIloimeEs. The Female Operative benevolent
NOciaty have nccIptQd invitation IN he
tho occasion, Al Trade Organizations not repre-
sonted In the Union, and tho Work lngrnen OF this
CIV, brooflyn and the noighboring cities are cor
oiauy invited TO be present. Come one come ali
NJ sIEPHENS, Pres. w. Y. LLOYD, Soc. B26
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bogus STREET SWERpERS WE err
- by q hand-bl that Ia posted src,,, - 't.r',
Comptroller BRENNAN has got HE IL ~, a. mn
Sweepets again In full chase after poo iStiHSt,s
HECkER! They have had him Tor son,c til''N I
brisk Kun. lAo Thieves viii haul OH on Fieciian
Day ''''"h
Seriously, We are plundered. rirh, and lon -.
these "a ii1l hohbers II IL one Of their trict. "a
charge their 1.-THE extras, such ~ obGiuto ma 80
liquors, bets on elections, &c, 10 The or,rurt NJ %
~ eeping Just Leioro, and aitsr sLsl .l.tior ~
number Of these street swt epers" "a 'II
Yet the sire T. Me not cleaned, and he Ieonia ~
In dRnrer II the Cholera. NNP'o a4e
JOHNNY llecker, however. was too sham r., H..
lie put an INJUNCTION on the payment Of tht a"
Sweeping" blilA. Nevertheless. he In 10 a .s.'et
rnpuia ion that EVERY FAIR DAYS " ~
that could he proved should he paid. I'M Nm, 60
uol.el-tooJ, HONEST sou! ~, flsel Ia iis'c -
'uch n proposition, and SCI on hi, nart ~ I 70
Street SwCepep after Poor JOHNNY " ''V7ua
IL 10 asserted, among the knowing ones tina. rt,,
the Aforesaid injunction vas served, certain TiSh
Officials new pAlsce which was being bult nv uion,,
lngdRle was lei many weeks without cuv wi
being done upon 1t the steailngs had dried ui Ths
Great street sseepsr had NOT been paid of III regu
Lar swag sN
Do no. be deceived The Weed and Tsmn.rv
kinsb" are lesgued toeethor in a secret con.urncy
TO Rob The POOR They stegi from the tii,"ay a,
the tune OF EIGHTEEN FlILiONo A YEAiSi
lLcct hAk5llALL y. EOBEKIs, or join r.
HOFFMAN and you Place milestone about your
ne,ks! 'N"'
loeS the Poor Man desire to lie lAshel BY ,bo..
Tyr Mt with goads and gponsY Docs no risI to
be siound into tic duet with faxatony II not, then
let hin vote for
HONEST JOHN HECIER.
, Down with the Bogus etgeet SwgepeuI Down with
ne Thieves uho coin ths lie blood Of the people nT
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Persons who have once used DnlIey,.
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CLEAR THE TRACK, 18th WARDFR
- 10. the Temperance Crew IL coming 10 lith A..
sgs;.ihe Young Meme Father Mathew n A. b.
socieiy, No. H. vii hold public meeting al conner ~
4ith s.. ID ave, tbs Tuesday evening nj 7 &c.,
speaklni BY j. CIonin, k'Q, aud oiheI. Sin I'M
~ Afses NotiCw, JOY, ilninilL Hannah clancy an
NJ John CARROLL MIs. otaIkey, sad host OF q. hsT,
nc pubic are inyitod. j. BERRY, PIest. 4. O'NRiI.
' zee Pest. j. BARRATr, Rec sec ia -
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rLOklOUS NEWS FOR JERSEY CITY
~, klng. Alcoho. Dead Tho Lad .es' Father
MhtneW \. Is. Society No. 1, OF Jcr8cy Civ " A
Nh puihc Temperance meeting in Washinston
iih' cor. Ne"ark nd Jelsoy Gvee. on Tuss. ay cvp.
nn'ns, Deg. D ~ "a o'clock. Spslkers-Vr, Holm
ihh AID M. d. LAngton. singefs-dr Sasn M'ss
m9orS, Ms Acju,aetA, nnd several Others. Mr
hLN Nos ], RES. LAWRENCE GIBNEY, k.t.
&c. JOHN MlEuAN, FmaD. See iu1
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1T. I'NbILo TAI IItK MATTHEW 7. 4.
- B society, No. =, y. " will hold t4eir regular
weekly meeting at their hall, cor 23l It, and a ave
on 'h,s Iuesiay evening. ar. Dauiel O'Aieafa and
az. ~ ~ WIN Hdtl"g the meeting. Singing b. an
Bro ana ~ lu'hcT have kindly volunteered III cir
service. INC mehleie are roquc6iel 10 b, on han
this evening 10 receive their bsr tlctcts for
grand Dali, which wiz take place on Nounc, A.
.Vening Dec. gu, at living Hall cor. 11th N, aid
Irving Place. The Bal Committee win aiso AZ ,and
on ms evening. OWEN MCGOWAN, PTcs., ,tAS
FUkLOSG, Rec See. I5,''
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NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS SOCI-
ety. regular monthly meeting OF this Sori.
ey VII be hed ~ the Metropolitan Rloinf. 100 He.
rI ~; on Iutsny evening, Dee. OH, 5G5 n y
CLOCK. punctusl attendance 10 Ieune.tcd NJ
hlsness OF importance viii be brought feioie no
Society ior their &C lou. b. order ,JOIiS NJ VII
LIAAs, 'ics Pee JOIN ROGERS lee. See 5g0