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LoeIsin. After City Omciais.

GovnroR FzsTos has Issued . manlsts sum
moning into his presence the functionAriss Of this
city who comprise the Stree, Cleaning Commis-
sion. the particulars of which wero published In
yesterdays sus. The order Is In answer 70
complaint Of tho Chemical Compost Company,
which is based upon the roils al Of the Commission
20 give the strsss contract 10 iht. institution His
70 answer 70 that charge alone ths, the Mayor, City
Inspector, Controller, Recorder and Corporation
Counsel have been summoned to appear h Albany
The issue has nothing 70 10 with tho general NAL.
fsasance In Office Of tho parnes Ills no, bSsd up
on their failure TO give the city clean streets Il
II has no reference 10 municipal corruption gsner-
ally, aud il simply tho complaint Of . political
organisation, sailing under the name Of bup
noss company. The Governor was in duty
bound to give ,he complaint 4. hearing,
and we have no doub, II will end al that. Tho
people Of this city have had quite enough OF pol-
cal cliques in The management OF oficlA business,
and taey have no d,Gire 30 make bad worse by eI-
changing hree contractors tor whole faction Of
politicians. Hthe c5mpsiat 10 tue Governor ia 4
been mlas on The ground that the stree c. nms-
son have aot eonpoil'd tho contractor TO do thsr
work eihcisntly would have been suttled 70
public endorsement. nut tho Political Compos,
Company 80 well SHOWN thsi there is general
disposition ",o bear the Ms W haya' rather ,h.n
70 rush to Others that vs know not Of" Tbs
hearing Of the case deferred until N. latte, mar,
Of this month, and We .nfor that the Governor b,,
consented 10 listen TO hs complaint a. the chs,pes,
way to dispose Of the importuuste Compost Con.
csrn.
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may sdop, H. II the Governor will consen, 70
appoint, or 10 recommend for appointments, men
who hsve not besn residents Of South Csrolin., We
will send him = ccmplets outhi Of professional
osice-holders from this city. He neei have no
fear about their ability 70 take the oath. We will
warrant them in advance 70 take any o..h. We
have now in this city large surplus Of patriots
who are willing to servo their country at . reason
able rate, particularly whore there Is chance for
psrquisiIss. The Loyal League has an assorted lot
GU hand, with the probability Of a lsry. invoice
from the Custom House, 81 soon as The new Col.
loctor gee fairly At WORK. We Asse no 1oubi that
Ihe League would take . contract W Al all the
Offices IN South Carolina and II Govsrno- Pknrr
requires references Fl that patriotic organiz,ncn
we will be happy to certify tina. II has been long
and suocss,'illy engaged in tho business, snd Is
well arq Isintsd With all it's branches. We submit
This proposition 70 Governor Prnlr Tor ,wo-fold
reason. FRET, We are anxious to help him out Of
the dilsr referred " aud second, we wish to
give employment 70 the League, which seems TO b
In danger q "going into decline" for vsu, Of
business.
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The NtM Collector.

ofhce rs Collector Of the Pors Of New York, and II
We F,sy Judge of the man by ,hs troops OF friends
who congratulate him upon his ,dven, to the rosi-
tion, We Rave every reason to teeve ths, Mr.. king
will Ike Of the best Col ec.ors ever appointed
to tho Port OF New York The merchants OF this
city have lesn subjected TO so many snnoyances a,
the Cuoom House, ,ha, .lmoa any "chAuge Of
base" will he welcomed by the importers as fore
casting new order Of things. Our personal know.
DC Of the ability Of Mr.. KrsG ia suricent to war
rant In predicting that he will faithfully serve
TIE government and h people ia Lis new position.
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- EATH n.

,RLAKE-ou Sept 1.t, Ambrose Blake, infant son
OF Ambrose BAKE and Bridget DELANEY
HIS remains will be taken 10 Calvary Cemetery for
lntrmtnt, on saturday, bept. "a. at . o'clock from
the residence Of bis pareni, sTT Fr, ave. f23
G0MdQNs-on Aug. 3lst Alice Commons, native
The reiatiyes and friends Of tho family are respect
I9.g nyitci TO attend the funeral, on Saturday
dence, 20 Eas Odd st. bet Ave A and list ave Her
terment. IA
GALvIS-suddenly, on Friday, sspt. l. Daniel
Calvin, SOP Of John and Anne Gavin, natives u
bsnaeher, kinss CO., Ireland, AGED S ye.Is.
lie relatives auf friends Of the family are re,pec,.
July invited 10 attend the funeral on SUNDAY after.
noon "a inst al O'Clock. from the residsncs Of his
parents, 2bJ Tenth ave. i45
La RoZA-Un Thursday, Aug. 3is,, of eousump-
ton, Louisa La koza ased u year,. 10 months and
days.
The friends and relatives Of the family arc rr,,ec,
fully invited 70 attend tho funeral, tron her ist.
L.ldgnc.' Franklin Block, uneonpoinL on SAtur-
uty sept "a lV4
McKESNA-In BROOKLYN, on Thursday evening.
Aus 81. 1893 Of dlsgssc of the heart, pstrick Nc
hegna, a na.iye OF CasIieblsny, 70. Aonahan, Ire
The friends the family are requested 10 attend
| w iuneis5 without further invitation. His re-
mains vii be taken from the te.idenco Of his SON
ne y, Thomas Naring. cor. Of Columbia and Wood.
halI sts south Brook thr saturday. morning at
- o'clock, to -. Peters Church, cor. OF Warren
~ tor the rcfsse VI his soul, aud from thence 10
calvary Cemetery tor iuternent. 1879
Rh4iAN-on Thursday, Aug. si.l Mary Req.n,
knocs Ions, Co Limerick, Ire and, aged 81 Yeas
Inc TREND. and acquaintances a requested 10 at
tend the funeral IRON her late residence 81 Rutgeru
81, on SUNDAY, sept. I'd, al o'clock, z. NJ lJl
KOGEks-On Sept. 1st after lingering illness,
Patrick Rogers, ased 70 years months and da,s
lie ieiAtNes and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral IRON his lato
residence, LnGerhil ave, col. Bsgan at, Brooklyn
L. |. ltJ
RlCE-ln Brooklyn, on Friday, Sept 1, Joseph A.
Rice, aged 30 years and months.
~, Inc funeral val take place from the Centenary
Church, cor. johnson and Jay sts, ON sunday, att
quarter % O'Clock. The friends OF the family, also
Long Island Lodge, Y. A. Nj and the Sail Makers,
axe invited to attend, without iarIher invitation
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Fi.s.eisl Nor.. Markets. &c.

Ses York Frtddy, SEPT l, 6 r. H-tiold opened
his morning Al 1917. sold 20 ii5, and closed At 400
VI. at l4iA. The afternoon quotations Of the gem
ers stock market compared with those Of yesterday
evening, show an advance Of from = 70 per cent,
Governments, by the same comparison, were frae-
tionaly higher. fair business done In all de-
partments The loan market was extremely easy at
d, with few transactions a. 4 Commercial pa
per passed at 6Ha9. sterling excl anSe was no, very
sctye for Saturday. packet, but rites were steady
Prime lin, were sold at 100 100 net and second
osss bilsat iO9 100 .. ON Change to-day Flour was
rather more steady. Wheat was dull and without
decided change Corn lie. lower. Oats opened
rathoI steady, hu; closed heavy and lover Pork
lover. Beef firm. Lard WA steady, and
Whirkey vas armer.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. ?, 1865.


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Hos. ho.Es L. ODELL- Yesterday assumed his
position - n. - Ofiger, aud, almost Immediately
After Tong sworn In, entered upon his duties.
With his accustomed business energy, he issued
his nrsi order " his subordinAies, requiring hem
10 be stonnvs N their business, and informing oil,
'tLst suy neglect of their duties would Ia au,a-
noun, 10 sending IN resiyns.ton Til, a
pretty good beginning, and IS We happen to know
hsi Mr. opu.L never says anything no does not
uesn, II will he well for tho clerks in The Naval
office 70 take . note" " the new order
Scores Of merchants, and other citizens be-
longing W all the political parties, called
upon the naval officer Yesterday W congratulate
Mr.. oDEf upon bis appointment, which mas given
universal Satisfaction 10 ell who transact business
., the Naval Once Mr.. opELL's experience IS .
Revenue officer will enable him 70 serve the mer-
csptls c, immunity a. no other sppointse could,
ND a. n. same time the interests Of the Govern
a,en, g al not be- conhded TO better hands. We
a1vo %" % " tina, under the management Of Mr.
oJsi l., O. .,ival Once will soon cease 10 be the
'blh v4tI u !hN numbering coach, So long used
f"r the ~ Insl profit aud sggrandilemen. of
iyrorsn, nd incompetent public ofic',ls.
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once Holders Wanted.

GOVERNOR rEsRY, Of south CafoHnA !. d,,erv.
ing Of sympathy for the difie 4t,s he exporis, ,.s
in ihe work # rsorgAni1.ni his State. sGA, ing
with his own rather Questionable record the Gov
srnor has gooI deal OF trouble to ind subord!ua.,
officers who arc eligible under the law OF Con.
gress which prohibits tho appointment n an ex.
rebel 20 any Government Office Governor PsRgy
hes addressed letter 10 Postmaster ienrra DrS.
NIsoS, In which he states that hs cannot find men
enough for p3s'n'a tsrs CLERKS and route agents
40 'they are unable TO t'ko the prescribed oath "
This Is a serious hlsInm., aai "a spprrhcad N a
II I" The frat instarro in this country whore :
dover1or was perplered 10 Uni men enough to ill
bis appointments. The usual trouble with now
Governors is hat they find 90 many p olitc ans an
plying for Offices that il Ia difficult to decid. who
shall have tho spos. Toe situation. of Governor
PHAEr il really embarrassing, and we would lila %
Solp bun In this emergency. Perhaps We can. A,
lAAsA 80 NIL anS q sszEsshou. ,ssd possihlyf hs
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was,inx,o. market Retail Report.


FRIDAY EvIsISG, Sep. /, 1885,
We find, upon summing up the weekly transaction,
In this branch Of trade several important advances
In rate, aud particularly those Of the staple arcles
As remarked IN our Wholesale Produc' Report OF
THURSDAY despite she iact tina; We have nov reached
that sslson Vi the year, sfler . fIui;ul summer.
vixen prices of farm produce usually assume a down.
ward tendency, We are ooTqo led to rcpor, gradual
upward range OF quotations. Of most Of the leading
articles such batter cheese, esgs, Hour aud rro-
cerie. caerslly Th, sts'c Il Affairs then ltrib-
utcd to speollatos WHO enLodentd by the increased
export demand for most Of the staples aud by the
unflvorable harvest Adyiees from Europe to day
offering unusually high prices for these articles
uder this pernicous influence increase Of Aa5
cents per pound in the price Of butter has been
effected during the week, cheese has advanced cts,
flour 5Oas1 % per barrel. and several other articles
In Ike ratio. Those, articles however, not wanted
for foreign markets without material change II
may e1cep' peaches, which, now that the season
for this fruit has passed the eliminating point are
little less abundant, and consequently trihe higher
nov selling a, from 81 26 to 50 90 per basket Fish
are scarce and higher OF vegetables, swsst potatoes
are reduced to 4Oa46c per peck and other varieties
may be obtained direct from gardeners, at 6Oc per
bushe tomatoes at Soc, and cabbaees At IS per lOO
Other quotations are as follows,
Hl'fhsrG MS1fs.-kolrt beei, pr1ne, 24A30g:
mon ISAAC. 60 coup pieces sallc do sewing PIECE,
/ lUalsc. 90 smoked, 2Cu2Sc; do tongues "a i50;
H Iou ,teak 25a3 G porter house, 30a35,; Coru.baef
l4.2,c YEA, lOa-5c Tor hind quarters Liable or oIe.
quarters: mutton, lore uArtotS lualZc; Go hind 10
iYal4c; do chops. 2.a.5c; lamb, per pJuud Ibag6
bacon, Goa; Tesa pork, -a..c, oolned- PORK, a
.3c; sausases -alrc tripe, lOal2c per pound land,
IN lars, - .2~c hans, zbasU,
trssh Ftsh, per ib.-flounderL -alOc; eels ia
9c striped las lsa2Uc; fuke, al0c; herring Sslic.
| hslhut, -ag6c; haddOck. -alS cod-t.h -siyc,
; pckeIei, -s~o; salmon, per pund, 7lsI5c, tr5ok
] u1ul 20; macketel, each, l5a.6c; black fsh liza
lSc stutgeon, lUal-e pogIes' Jualyc seN hass Ia
! &C. blue FISH, -al2C ling, C; weak iih, l4aiscs
! butter t.h sai0c sheeps Lead, -aaUc '0'
] Smoked and Cured Fish.-Smoked eelA e2ao6e.
smoked halibuL l6a8Oc; smoked .tureeOn, iss5'S;
,mok ed shad aUa2So smoked herring, per bunch is.
, loo; smoked mackerel, l5a3Oc; sAted macferel iSs
Csc each smoked salmon, 21aiO; dried Goldfish, 10
! allie; picked coifsh, lOalSc'
Sh<liFsh. -L9bsier', alive, s.lOei dopk'd, ID. fs;
crabs .oit. per 100 5Oa3 %; do hand doz Is: CAM.
! hard, per lul T5a2 10 do soft, fosbuc '
kohirshi, bunch. Ss6e poIAtces' new, l6ait hsif
hne radiIhes bunch, 3aSe onions hall psci ss.a %r
LhpbaIb, -a-e shADOta bunch, A-e sase, buncS'
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NEW YoRK, Aug 20, 1865.
Edfor Sun Il have noticed some articles pub
nshed in The sus, Of recent date, in regard 10 the
provisions made ~ the different Ferry Companies
In and about New York for the safety Of their pas
sengsrs In case Of sccident I think the rugges.
Mons ntde were very well timed, and " acted
upon VIII remedy iong existing evil. Since
re.ding those article have had occasion 70 travel
upon the steamtosts plying between New York
and Albany. Knowing that boats so generally
pstroniZei - ih.N ought " be well provided
against the psrls and dangers Of river navigation,
] took the liberty Of making some ex'm.
nations principally with view Of ssnrying my
sef a. one Of the people who sometimes travel
upon these bo.u.
hrS looked into tho Arrangements 10 case Of
IRE, and Ind these boats provided NTH hose at
iached 10 ws,er pipes, and in convenient locations,
10 mat u could DO used at q omonvs notice. An
examination into the number Of small boats car
ned by thee steamers revealed The tact that there
were but four 70 be discovered anywhere sbolt,-
three ~ thess icing ordinary row boats, capable
OF holding not more than twenty five persons, and
ths fourth . metalio lie boat, that might
larry my persons in an emergency. These
oo'N, with one exception, were all nicely
slowed away upon TIC hurricane deck,
whore they arc out Of the way Of harm,
~ well az the Passengers, aud so far as could see,
without any oars or other means Of navigsl-
ing them. II ever necessary 10 DOS, The " Keep
uona boat" also without oars, hung over the side
Of tie steamer, aud vas Ihe only ons really avail
q lie n case IL WAS needed As for lie.presorvers,
Of vi ca one would expect H. find . great many,
think I can safely say not one was visible. A care
nj search In the atorOoms AMI under the bcrths
might reveal some ronlescrpi look ug articles,
zen Of them sufficient 10 sustain ten-year old
child. Tho Steamboat Company call these 'life
presrrveran hut l shou q dislike very much 10 en-
trust my life 10 one Of them. will only add
MAT these steamers carry on tno average sepsn
ndref yssseny gers each night. H. case OF an &C
cdeut sLni ar to thn which destroyed the Inflated
Berkshire last season, how many Of the seven hun.
dr.d would he Ike 70 escape ; or rather, shou d
say, would tho hvss Of tic greater part lie ss5r-
need Hoping that the publication OF those facts
may induce steamboat managers to pay more al
tcnton TO the safety Of their passengers, sm
yours, &c, TRAVELLER
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II several Of the Southern States, but p.rticu.
larry In Georgia and Asb.m,, there 10 = large
quantity Of cotton which the planter, sold 10 tho
rebel government and for which they received
certificates Of Indebtedness in psynsut. The si.d
certificates are valuable according TO tho price Of
Old paper where their resrectlye holders reside,
while the cotton 10 as good a. Id II appears that
tho holders Of these rebel certdcItes are max ny
application TO the Government for the rsslorat, on
Of their cotton, on the ground that the sale was
quilted by the failure q tho rebellion. They Will
probably got ID about the same time that the Cow
ernmen, adopts the suggestion Of the London
TrNxs, 70 pay the "Confedera,e debt" But look
at ,ho points IN the case The planters sold ,heir
cotton during the tendency Of the rebellion, ami
received ssnafsctory payment for It, The cotton
thereafter belonged no TO them THAI TO their
nezroos, aud they had nothing more 10 do VIII
H. They made . bad bargain. Tho supposed
equivalent that they received for the cotton
proved TO be worthless, and they were swindled by
noir beloved "ColfederAte Government" The
Untod States Is the righ.iu heir all the assets OF
the Con'cdsrscy, and this cotton being . part
thereof, Of course goes with the rest Of the lnher.
tAnce. That 10 the way the matter stands, and the
planters who are running after tho Government
with such claims would do better to d. vote their
spare time 10 msditahons upon the mu.Abil.y OF
earthly things-particulsrly bogus governments.
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Tls operat ". OF tie NooIlen aud cotton fac
tories o. Utica held mass meeting gu Thursday
night aud resolved ~ strike for the ten hour system
Of labor. 1t seems that they have heretofore been
required to work rom twelve to sftsen hours .
day Aud " course time could be had Tor recrsa-
ton or mental Improvement II is shameful that
employers should thus virtually enslsve their
operatives. Yet g. ia done, not oaly IN Utica but
IN many towns and cities Of New Eag!snd, where
social reform Is supposed 10 vesetste
only q shor, time ago We published an
exposition Of the way in which cotton
and woollen operatives IN Rhode Island are
immurtd in the mills there, being compelled to
work nearly two-thirds Of tho whole day Of TWEEN.
ty-four hours This d.sgrsceful system should Be
abol'sted without delay. Ten hours 10 quite long
enough for days labor, and class of operators
sholld be required 10 work more. It would be
well Tor the trade societies Throughout, the country
70 tsks hold Of this subject and mako united a.
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be parsley, fa5e vater crease, qt, 1oc garlic 2Oa
fbc onions bunch 6ssc cueumbefa ale cranberry
beam, 1sslSc = peck peaA - = peck mint. per
bunch, sa4o squsahes marrow, 15s2Oc cabbsres "a
1Oc carrots, bunch, 4s6c Asparagus &C Okrs,
per LOO toa6O eRe, plant, each 6al0c beeu nev
quart, PC.
Fruit ke:-Apples, half peek, 3oa5oc apples, cook
ing bush coal 5G lemons, 50.75c dried spples per
IDS lfsl1; whortleberries. quart. i0aijc bscfber-
res, bastet, ss2Oc peaches, quart, l2s9oc pears
Butt,r and Ch,>.-Prime butter, 4sa50 common q,
35a4tc; cookins butter at 3Oaose choose best &c
common, lsc; eggs, s for 25c
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tn. News From south America.

ouR last advces from South America indicate
that Paraguay 10 beginning TO feel the heavy odds
against which II has engaged 70 eight. Tho Para
gusysn army has sustained . serious repulse At
tho hands Of the Brazilian troops, aud IS Dor
PEpEo, tho Brazilian Emperor. has gone 70 the
scene Of conflict in person, with reinforcement for
h.s arny, u Ia probable that the will be pushed
forward vigorously. Il IL not possible that Para
quay can long withstand his unequal contest,
Which II has rAshly provoked. The whole popu-
ls,ior OF the Republic is only about two-thirds
hat Of tie city OF New York, while the sllied
power. opposed 10 1t have an aggregate population
Of several million. 10 pluc'Sy, howevss, and has
boldly invaded TIE territory OF one OF its oPro-
nenu. This is all Nat be said in ne favor. Tor
1t wholly TO blame for precipi.I,ing the Presep,
waE.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
| PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING is

A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING Is
~ held every sunday evening by Neptune Division
No. ). OF T., ~ 6s East Broadway, Nj ID. A. sutton
and other eminent speakers will address the meeting
tomorrow evening. Good lively singing by the con-
gresAton Come early II you want seat. N. B.
our trst Concert OF the season takes place on NEXT
Monday evening, Sept. 4, at 6S last Broadway. A
great number Of talented ladies and gentlsmen have
volunteered 10 be with and take part in the enter
tainnent. collection Of ~ cents " III be taken at
the close Tor the beneHt OF the public needing fund
man. lla
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DROP. MATTISON HAVING ACCEPTED
Il an appointment to Trinity n. Il. Church, Jersev
CITY, will publicly assign hr tor returning N
the MI Chuch, In his Church in slst ~ New York,
te-mo' row, at - 7. NJ. being his vAladirtory,
hervlce' by sttanger ~ l0H A. NJ. ~
9TH AVENUE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
Church will he opened tomorrow (SAbhAthL
Rev. H. I Pinkerton IL exp cted to preach Sery,e.s
the evening. 81
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fort TO relieve their fellow.worksr from this thr,i
don. II Is their duty to make the interests Of la
Dor General, and Ihey cannot consistently ignors
the claims Of these overtssked cotton and woollsn
opersuves
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FOR SALE SPLENDID BAY HORSES.
COAL.

EDWARD l.. CAREY, DEALER IN Goals
- Of AL kinds Nos % and 60 Cherry AZ Sc,,
orr, btreen Roosevelt and James streets. Ths
pess o. heI and White A,h Coal constantly on hand
ahu ~ the lowest ratee Orders sent by' Post xnl
receive prompt attention. N.B.-Con.umer. mav
rely upon receiving the best quality Of coal and uiI
.egne 31
IA NiCh ERbOCktR ANTHRACITE COAL
= oo- Onices 40 Broaduay, corner Canal ~. We
s &c nov delivering our superior Lehgh Coal 70
etochhoiders At % 30 per ton screened ~
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| JNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE L. s.
- saaltary Commission Tor DISCHARGED ami D.s.-
orea Sod'eis he'renger Corps. station has bsts
tefs ana rna,i Packages throughout the en- whare .
raSx ~ ss ane Corp viii be tOund the ds,
caI ~ siitann 3 the above buEinesS very los
hi o' Ploee lhf mem hers OF the CJTpe hopes Tie
p p GENERALLY viii patToaizs aud aid US in on
mssS.S s S1ptn = hvins. one Of the Stations Il
Dlsaoou ooInlers hesaenRer Corps TOR carving let.
,ss and e.heI HIGHT nsckagss throushout Inc city a.
INA Fulton street. SgA Odios, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
4hMen's Father MstheW T. A. Il. Society No. l. OF
b. ootlyn, will be held Tomorrow evening, at ~
meeling will be addressed BY Moses Pia and JAIME.
,, O'sulivsn. Etq. Singing by Aessrs. MeCarron
and Quinn. Members having money and tickets from
the excursion are requested TO return them In on
sunday evening PATRICK Lyons, Pres GEO.
O'AEII- Rec. sec. l25
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-02

A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD
1hby the Father Mathew I, A. h. society, No. /. of
Brooklyn IN tomorrow evening, IN the Temperance
Institute, cor. OF Hamilton ave. and Hicks A. at
O'Clock. An address will he delivered by the talented
lecturer nthor and editor OF the Newspaper called
and progression, J. w. Van Nance, and also by II.
LAnston, j. Connolly, and n MADAM. singing BY NJ
4. Brinnell, J. Tracey and =, Downsy. CHARLES
MURPHY, PTest. BERNARD hARTIN, x. sec III