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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-04-07

The m2j OF aims ihat were LEI, in
the hands of Lee. army, are now scatter
ed between Richmond and where his troops
now are. The country ia fall ofs,ragg'ers.
Tie Inc OF rsti~it is marked With artillery >,
ammunition Burned or charTcd wagons, cai>
soas, ambuauces. Sc.
C5isrcdJ i NJ. STANTON,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-04-07

War neF'l, y a.sIns Oh April 4,
To Maj. Gen, bsz,
The following particulars. dated City
FONT Aprli 41b, q m. iyo lie latett IN
formation received from Richmond.
Gen. Wei'z-l 'eIcg-orbs from Richmo;d
that oil RaiI-oad stock La fourd 28 loco
motives, al passenger aud baggage cars
and LOG freight cars.
A. ) 30 this morning Gca Grart. from
Souhsrlard Stario2, 10 miles from Peter
burg, towards Rufkesyiils, l.Iegraphs the,
Gen. Sheridan, picked Up 1900 prsoacrs
TO day. and fro:a 800 10 800 ba-e beer
gathered 10y or !yJops.
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Day nj the White House.

The Washington STAR Of ruestsy evening, s,ys
Wore II not for tho relief from daily anno-snces,
Afforded hy the Cabinet meetings on Tuesdays
and Fridays no physical constitution, however
strong, could endure tho erhsu-ting labor per-
forrnsiby the President Of the United States There
isno Office Of the government 30 burdonod with re-
sponsibility and anxiety, and no man living, re-
quired 10 listen 10 such endless Ccitsl Of pvsts
eriefs, as unsophis.icated visitors pour into the
Presidents car 81 svory public interview. Presi.
dent Johnson has few equals In industry He rises
at six, and until breakfast which is served at half
past seven, looks over the newspapers. I'm
meliately aner broAkias, he goes to the Erecu.
tive apartments ami commences tho labor of the
day. First there are bundles u letters to 10 read
and the replies dictated to the secretaries. Ap-
plicaIons for sppointm nts promouonS dis
charges from Ito army aud navy, political al
wee, petitions FOR Executive cemsncy and IN
Vulnerable other subjects are disposed o. but be-
fore half completed tho visitors have commence 1
10 ock into the ante rooms and thrust theif car Ia
upon him. Pardon seekers swarm on every hand.
Former owners OF conhscAled IT perty pses up and
down before tho door OF the Preaidenrs room and
females with Undesirable ctirOntefy iurst Iinon
| immediate admittSnoe. Aher the most imror,a pt
business Of the morning has been disposed II .he
visitors aro admitted oue by one, and the Pes.
dent submltA himself ~ ghe Artssian Process This
| lasH until about hslf-pGti one or two, sometimes
three o'cocE, wheu tho doors Of his apartfne at ara
opened, ana the whole crowd aim.ltoi. Al such
| t.me1, Gel. johnson, son Of the PRECEDENT ar Col
| Browning, private secretary, stAnds near tho pes
| dent aud takes m moranda ~ dctLled hy HIM mn
the cases of the Visitors who sgc,eeI owe suother
sith subjects ior Executive action, Ike tho de- "a
throng 9. lhs P0si Once viuaoN. The Pes.
| Il, nps manner - such uuta Ia alN.y.
| pleuAuL and gives conAle- 70 10 tho rno.
tmld. His decisions are quick, snd each inii
Ndual who lays his case before tive Pes lertie,rr,
IA half dozen courteous words thu final decision
when all have been listened ~, and he balI, ar.
oucs more empty, tie Precedent turn, sgaln Il
papers on his table, until four O'clock Ihs hour fn
diuner, Al " dining he returns 10 lis cA .. anl
N.ro generally remains until late hour, seldDu
retiring before OIL w. y ,locE la Ad-,top =, al
these du'es . mus be remeu' ere thsl tLerr M,
diHsinS ulsled Walters Constantly ircscni!py thcm
selves k'preSe.tA a. Foreign Cjurts, Cover
nors. benAsors, Geu is, auI uu4dr.ls nj Lease
uaguiiuIs must ba receivsl, each having .np,e inn
port-nt suWost requiring cHe .nd deiberauou
"lile over all towers the graf aud ever uresvp
problem Of re'JnsIucIion. Cabinet J.v. md A.
sabbath adord inres days Of rest irltn the uett
and sXhausnus annoy anCss tha, bsset the Pa
Gent, but al no tune 10 lie reo from ,hs onnr,.,iv
weight otnAtonAl difficulties Which nov. nsIre Al +,
ever before, obscure Ibe iu,uIe,
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cholera RECONSIDERATION OF the Police
Authorities

Tar Police Department seems to he at exception
10 The general 10 iGersnoe mini'ettsd by our .u-
thor.uss relative 70 the danger Of choler, Cpl
demc in ths city. II spp-,rt rom a rep1r, Of he
ssniiary tranch d a.. Metropolitan Police, that
hey have teen set ,slv engaged, since the arrival
Of he cholera ship 4 ants, In taking such mes-
uires for tie prevention Of cholera Ia the city 80
are within the scops Of ,teir functions. According
- their report ,hey have struck a. the root Of tho
matter, by purs rnE he ps,lcy winch we have so
psryisiently urssI-that Of renovation sd clfan-
Hna A.. Tao msnbers 81 tie sA .tlry Squad have
been engaged 10 examining and reporting upon
the condition 81 tenement houses and other prem
s. supposed 70 be detrimental to lealth, BY ron
son Of their hl,hy condition. L'a week tho
sani,sry Police fOrvsd notices for the
cleaning OF aElty-.hres houses one hun
drsd AUD nny-one snkL forty water
closets, thirty min. yards, twenty nine sewers,
tvo slsrgh,cr-hous.s I'm cosspools, etc. This
sho 90 'omotbirr Il Tho god work in which tie
Police are engaged, but Wills u il very well 80 far
a. n goes, 1t unfortunately does no, e. far enough
The althy sues,s, which arc the chief source o,
dAuge., the police have no power to remedy, aud
they continue 10 resk with The foul odors thai
gsrminals disease. We believe Shat tho poles
continue " report the shortcomings Of tho con
tractors, but the rectu, dismissal = the complaint,
BY tie Street Commissioners proves that no Aoton
in tie premises need be expected from the latter
source. Tbs publc desire to know, however, the
extent Of the dersliction on tie par, Of III. con
tractors, and they would therefore Ike 10 see ths
repor, Of the police upon this subject. We there
fore call upon the Police Commiss, ousrs tc
make the facts known.
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Isiu,iKrution

TaI termination NJ tue war aud We re-o2s,ins
Of the South have moi had so fAvor.bls an eHs1t
upon immigration 90 wss general y anticipated.
III. report Of the Commissioners Of Immigration
shows that tho number Of immigrants who arrived
q. this port during she presen, year. up 70 the
18th inst, 10 I6s, 346-nssrly thr., thousand less
than III. number Of arrival. dusng the same per
iod last year. I, 10 d!Icui 70 sceoun, for this
unf.voratls exhibit Of hnrnirr,iion. II was popu-
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II now sppeArs that the first announcement
Of Ihe sppointmsn, OF General Jons A. LoaAs, TO q
foreign mission was incorrect, and shat Mexico,
instead OF Japan, 10 the country to which 10 is
accredited. This being the case, the sppoiutm.n,
Of considerable Importance considering the pecu-
hsr relations existing between the United States
and Mexico. General LodAN Is well known as an
ardent friend Of the Liberal cause in Mexico, and
the readers Of Tie sus will remember thu, be spoke
his mind upon that subject quite freely in the
course of his recent speech At the Cooper Institute
Hs is fully competent fer tho position, and will
doubtless faithfully repres'n, the feelings Of his
eounIrymen respecting Mexican Affairs. lie will
succeed 'hs Hon. TnoAAs coaws, Of OHIO, who
resigned some time ago and who has not until
hS present time had any regular Successor.
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DHAT las.

BRENSAS-ou Tuesday, Nov. II, after LONG and
severe illness, nma, B,ennsn, . native OF the 90.
The funeral will take place from hrs late residence,
so W-at 18Th Of, on Thursday afternoon, Nov: 10,
al o'clock. l2I
CARNEY-on Tuesday, Nov. II, sner long ill.,
ness, Agnes Carney, in the 30th year OF her age.
Her friends and acquaintances, and those Of her
invited TO attend the funeral, on Thursday after.
noon, 10th inst at ~ o'clock, from the residence q
at, Grcenpoint Brooklyn D., nom thence 70 Call
vary Cemetery. ss5
HERLLI-ou Nov. 18th, amer long and severe
illne.s, Edward, sou Of the late Bernard and Mary
The funeral will take place from the foot Of East
20ih st thence 70 Calvary Cemetery. The friends
OF the family are invited TO attend. los
uOTSMAN-On WEDNESDAY, Nov. Is amer a short
but painful illness, Elizabeth liOlsman, widow Of
lie late Peter Housman, In the G6h year Of her sEe
fully invited to attend the funeral this OhursdAyl
afternoon, at 1 o'clock, IRON the residence OF her
sou, ytB stanton 81. ia
LEoSARD-On Nov. 18Th. Bridset FLYNN. thu
beloved wife OF willism Leonard
The relatives and friends Of the deceaed invited
to sslond the innsfsL from her late residence, $40
O'clock. Her remains will he inIouei IN Galway
Cemetery, 26O
NcoUADE-On Tuesday, ll,h inst. sfter long
and severe Illness Bridget hcVuade' in the 10th year
Friends and relatives OF the fsmily are re,n.c,.
fully Invited 10 attend the funeral hi. tlhnr.dSy1
NJ, imam At / o'clcok trom he. !ate T,.lcpcs NJ
Ma SUth 81. Her remains vi! 10 Inferred la Cai.
vary Cemetery. llS
RoBERrs-ou the 14th inst, Mrs. Mary Robert.
eyed % years,
Tho relatives and friends Of the family, also OF
her son, John Dennis are respectfully Invited 10 al.
teud the funeral, on lhufsiA} ai'eruoou, Nov ia
Al / o'clock, from her late icsdeuce, 100 tfecl,
WicA ct. llb
WHITE-Suddenly, Nov. IS Emma daughter of
! Allan 4. and Magsie Whl1a' Ased years, months
ami 10 davs.
Tho relatives and friends are respectfully invited
| 10 attend Ihe funeral, nom the Ie.ldenca of Tor
parents, lbl Hammond s this lhufsdaJl Afternoon,
AZ / O'Clock. l2S
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THE NEW YORK sun.
7urRs1AY MonNMG, NOV. l6, 1865.


-. ,ss IN WIGHT > .ord "RAdcal" Is put By
90 .Hperloe,lr reconHructod beutheru joHnss'
r,-i.ls us n ne remark made by sfsIlo" who
og7isl shideo sly ugly deg. When "fed why
le Aspi such a worthless iepulsse BRUTE 10
r.f.isd hattie slSay, fsli Ike kicking someihins
es,1 p q 70, mad, End Tor ths, pu1cso be tspt the
doz. When the clss of journals aHuden 70 VAN
" ven, their ire toward shs President or congress
or any other branch oftho Go'Tnmeni' thsy MAKE
S.ae Radicals" . synonym for hs word iheJ
youldUss 10 use, TUT which they a. present re-
irain from employing boldly, for obvious roA'ohS'
For ..,mpl., N. LvnoDburg RsruBioAS, which
Ia no more bier than the rest Of ils class, asks
All, question, IN q long article upon the arssion
f tb, southern 6stss for thsr portion a the Union
national debt "Do the Radicals suppose tbs, our
,,opie will ever consent u he taxed for such debt
y,bout reorganization :" Now, It . no, "'he Ra-
dcslt," but Congress sad The Government At large
thal lhs gyruHIoir 10 t.us speaking OF With 90
much eontsmri. sGOvonntni demands NA'
the rec sinei States slLl pay thar fuN propor-
nun oil ths debt, together with the Fslersl ta1es
due from them during n. tour yssr' oil rsbenion'
law Of C5ngrsa. dsalsro' Mat no representa-
dives from the sad States shall be Airnt.oi 10 that
body unle.s they "a unspoiied By sns 'Ain' OF
treason. In ,b. fac, o. that law SofnH Of h'
Southern staiss have slccted, and others doubt
l..a!y will elect inolosibls representatives. I'm
der these circumstances 1he LynchsurS ksrrHLi-
oAs pompously declares that ''our psopl'' vii not
subni,, 70 tie demand Of the Government concerning
the axes un.eas Con srsss shall adui the sa'd DIS
qualified members and ''ths Rsdical'" arc he
dog that receives she kick S The rsfuh Oh l'ns
exhibition Of "rOc1nstructcd' soger against 'hs
Government. It may be that Congress n'H ldmh
,h, mcmbsrs from tho southern States Who are
now ineligible. We hope, S We have o's'n said
bsfore, that the law will be 70 modhsi IS 70 81
init .l who h,vo received The Executive pardon
but We suggss, 70 our Virginia eonismporsry MAT
the course which Il Is pursuing is not eales.A'ed
o. srsc. that end.
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One More Appeal to tho Masouic
Missiou.o

Sous tine ago We called upon the projectors Of
the Masonic Nilsson" to furnish tie public with
. statement Of their coal ai-cost transactions last
winter. No response has yet appeared, aud tails
strange reicencs Of the managers Of that move
mont has given rise TO much SURPRISE 10 us. .
very mild term. Now, . considerable sum Of
money was contributed ,o that enterprise by pri-
vale citizens, sad il 10 sbou, time that something
were known concerning the disposition Of that
money, As well a. Of tho general business done
by the "klssion." TIE desire 70 learn some
thing upon this point 10 heightened by tho
fact that leading hssons ASSERT that they know
nothing about the matter, and hence 1, is desirable
that tho mystery should be cleared up. The pub
lie would like 10 see the answers TO these quesh ons
First, how much money was contributed by priv
sn donations W tho Emission 2" Second, how
much coal was bought and distributed, and q,
what prices Third, was there any surplus funds,
and II so what became Of them Fourth. Was tho
osteusibls Treasurer "a good mani . bona dds or
oply . nominal oihcsri We again call for the
facts.
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Ii, reception o, charitable contributions. TIE
tue policy evidently is 70 provide for the employ.
msDt Of destitute women In places tha, they are
compesent to fil whore they may earn their own
livelihood, and a, the same time b. protected
rom imposition. I. was upon this principl. that
ts Working ornon's Protective Union was found
81, and the success. whi.h has attended thu, in
s'isution "a providing tor desti,uts workingwomen
Of this city, demonstrates the corr.ctness Of he the
orr. It has procured employment in cool slu,-
tons for Thousands Of indigeni women, chsrping
not cent 10 either employer or stnployel, add
guarding ihe rights Of the later even to the eIteni
Of legal sciions on their behalf, and al without
sIAetins dollar from he workings oman. A. tho
present tine this esiifnAble institution, which 10
sui pJrisd entirely by voluinrv con.r buttons
from tie ohAritAtl I'D philauthrcrc, Is procur-
ing Situations daily Tor = number Of working
women, And is thus placing fnsnys poor woman
Out Of e reach Of suffering for the coming winter.
Ths only thing 10 be resr~,sd Ia that its BENEFITS
arr not enjoyed by tho HUNDREDS q poor women
who hsvo 10 provision against want during tic
cold season, Which s now almost At band.
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TRADE NOTICES.

REGULAR WEEKLY NETTING OF
n The ionrueymen Atnel's society h.ld =, a, N N
mani Hall, cor 10Th 81 and 9Th ave, Nov lith. ~ sa.
unanInousy resolved that on aud alter Nov ss,b'
the wages viii he ~ per day. FELIA o. NEIL
Pres, JAMES BROWN, sec. io5
A REGULAR MELTING OF THE LONG
n shore SHIP Painters win he held on Thnr,say
evening. AZ rs BOweIy, At ~ Ocock ia aSdsT ~
PEER FITzsIAhoSs, PTe'id'nL JONI CAREY,
Res. see 1871
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TRADE NOTICES.

pAIsTERs-MEMBERs OF THE N.Y.P.
Il II. PsinteIs' Association Who are in arrears are
hereby notified 10 settle accounts Monday evening,
fth inst OF otherwise be expelled. WV. NePHAIf-
financial Secretary. BAT
Snip J0INERs-A REGULAR MEETING
~ Of The Ship Joiners' MON Of n. Y. will he he'd
a. !s1 Bouery. on THURSDAY evening. Nov. 10Th. A
full attendance !, desirable the officers for the
ensuing term vii DO non mated. l.. POW Frs,
Pres- W. W. OvERA II, sec 4I9
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m A w RAG KS.

UURLEY-wREKs-On Tuesday, Nov. IL by
tho Rev lillian 4. Hammond, At his residence, No.
l5s Henry Ct, John j. Hurley " Jane Weeis all Of
this city. No cArds. II
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r,sa.ssai N.wa sr.rs,s.. A..

Ess York, Wednesday, Nor. Is, 9 p. k-Thers
we're no changes 70 note to-day In the general stock
market Al the close Of the days business. prices, -
whole we're lower than the Afternoon quotations Of
yesterday. Governments continue dull and weak
Money vas without shanse. The demand on call vas
moderate, and readily met at per cent. Discounts
we're dull at 7ss per cent for prime paper and 1os
10 per cent. for seeond-ela... Foresn exchange y"
dull for the steamer. Bill, At so days on London ucrs
quoted at 10st 1lss for commercial Tho New
York exports Corolusve Of specie for the week end-
ins November l3, and since January L compare .
follows;
1894 1865.
For the veek. ......... Slgps i6l t6,4labo5
Previously reported. $3.50 ,SOl 1Sb'h3'o6S
Since Jan. lst..... figi, ibs4G4 Siii,94As9S
The New York import. compare as follows.
,c =. 1884, lsGS;a
General Merchandise 90. 2229,27t 2iCssb5
Totsl for the week ..... .fA22T,bit t6,lIho55
Previously reported. .lS,TLO6D 11lOl i'oVS
eince Jan. ls,.. ...... sig7,I99,23i sl11,'sh'b)
On Change to-day Flour opened firm, but elos'd
dull. wheat opened q shade hrmer and co-od quiet.
Corn vas 1c better. oap vers dropping. Pork vas
heavy and o-or. Beef was steady. Lard uM quei'
and Whstey was dur.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Answer Wantcd-Why IL IL that n Per-
son who has once tried DAley's MAGICAL Pain EI-
tractor viii never thereafter 10 without AboSf II
IL an important question, and II answered Alright,
may save you from suffering and death. 20 cents
boz. For sale by oil Druggists las
Coils and Coughs.-sudden changes OF
climate sTe sources Of Pulmonary and Bronchial AZ
fectiens. Experience having proved that simple
NEEDLES speedily when taken In the early stage Of
disease take at once Browns Bronchial TrocheS let
the cold, cough or irritation Of the throat be %
slight a. by this precauton q moro serious attack
may lie varded of. 100
Piles Piles :! Piles !!!-An you have 20
do /. 10 try one bottle Of strickland. Pile Remedy
It will cure In three days. No mistake. Wells &
Co 115 Franklin st. Agents 4l6
Pyle's o. X. soap-Tbc Chsapea sonp
in use for the working elAsses. Sold by grooeu
everywhere 400
Carpets! Carpets {. Furniture, on Cloths,
Msrcro0ms in the CITY, 26I 70 2Il W 3bth st. corner
sth ave. Cal and examine. All
The Improved " Slost, Elliptic sewing
Machines, 63I Broadway. Agents wanted. A. III.
Supee. BnS
Wheeler a. Wilson Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine, No. GO liroad-
| vSy, n. Y. 5l3
Howe Sewing Machine Company, No go
BrordNay, n. v Elias Howe, Jr., President. AGENTS
wanted. Blt
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DENTISTRY.

a FULL SET OF TEETH ONLY -, WITH
sums, 81 70 rl5. fIllnc 81 cents and up ards
tHtIrc ing with tho gus bO eents at 2Tg TuiId ave,
near I'D o.. AZ
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DAwNDRoKER'S sALE-B. WEAVER,
Jr. viii sel This DAY, 81 40 Ninth av, at O'Clock
larsq lot OF Fall and Winter Clothing, beds, bed-
ding. Ic Nv ordor Of WIN. MEANER AAn
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COAL.

~ON cOIT DrIIvrppn an coor
1 ',OhLCIOAL br'Li nhED Al NOol.-
~ GLOBE NJ ~ AL COAL COMPANY.
Cosi - AetuA Io.t 20 shLeholiers.
ShAhES' ElHiiI DOLLARS,
which entities the party to ONE roS Of Coal per
year A. ing ac,uai eo,' lot every shA4e sup,etlbed
On ana hsst Np.empoI EVtn, the pItcc an Dc rails.
90 70 ~ DoL4Ahs per shAio' Dec prospectus OF
OFFICES:
GLOBE BUILDINGS, - BROADWAY,
,oD, and ~ NEW ST, STAR WALL.
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IN " tNDIkVNTIk y oATEr-I HIS UA1, Al
lon o'clock. a. Bell 4 IngTahcIn's, SIS New Bow
cry 800 lots Of the best description Of pledged goods
offered Tor months, sula lie TOR The season. viz fns
dres'os, slks, delAines mernoe aud calico; large
variety OF piece rools and diess patterns. shA-i.
coaks, mant las under clO hing, quilt u, thces han-
fets' table linen, feather beis, pillows boots and
shoes, &c We'll worthy the attention OF dealsrs and
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NO. 2. NAV YORK. FATHER MATnrl
POLITICAL.

A MASS MEETING OF THE INDEPEND-
"A snt People aud Workingmen's Political and Pro-
iectivo Association viii be held at the 10Th WGd
Hall, sd Ct bet. Lexington and 9Th syenue., on
Thu rsdny evening, Nov. tGih, 1865, ut ~ o'clock
y, ". The working men Ct the Ward and the friends
Of Charles Devlin are respectfully invited TO attend
The meeting will be addressed by the Hon. Judge
Connolly, Hon Judge NcCunn, Hop. Jno. keegAn,
Dr. Berger, anu other eminent tpeAkeuL b. order
OF the General Committee. III
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REAL ESTATE SALE, BY
IL ALDRIDGE n SCOTT

| ESTATE SALE, BY
IL ALDRIDGE SCOTT
DAVID SCOTT, Auctioueer
On wednesday Nov; ga, et 2 T.. n, At the
ssles rcOm OF ID. SCOTT 90 Moltgomery ttreet,
Jersey CITY, viii he sod l4t lo's Of ground s'uatei
Ia nud-on City, y. j., on Montgomery aud summit
avenues, Lincoln a. aud Union Place, which were 10
have been sold % inst, on the premises aud plst-
ponef On account Of stormy weather yirit 90 his
prop rty VII be time wsil spared Tor thoeo fsm-
lar with the locality. IL can b. reached m 20 min
utes By tho uotoken Hudson City and West Hobo
kcu norre cars. Title perfect. Terms oaAy. MGps
az ready at So Montgomery sL Jersey CITY, AM At
the Post Once, IIudIon City. 83e
- & J. BOGART, AUC'1R, FRIDAY. Nov.
~. II, at l0% o'clock, at the salesrooms No. Nunh
william II, large sale Of cloth nF OF every de-cIip-
ton. 30 blankets gold and silver Watches g.. 20
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT'R.-OFFfC8
w iIu Chatham 81 sells on this day,at lO. o'clock
splendid ot of furniture In house 1873 stanton st
GOD aud niahos any bureaus AMI bedsteadd car
10 0, pisnoforte, &c, &c. -
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A SET OF TEETH IN 8 HOURS-SETS
WIN plnmpefs- TO NH out the che ~ and restore
youthiu app llancr cheap light, dufab gum reta
Sall and examine No depoeit requIi ed on sat-
lsacilon guaranteed. Laughns Fas scientifically
prepared aud adulinisiered daily, without extra
charge. Care taken with &c cite and nervous
patients, Remember, 945 9TH ave, 80 door above 2lst
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tlANNbhphEkS SALE his DAY BY
JOIN MORTIMER, Is last Broadway, OF 30
l1tA mere ant woneu'. clothing. sik and other
dresser tkifth, broche and WOOL thnvla cloak nm.
nantA, sheets spreads, qulltA blanket coats Nania,
bed, pilosl watches and ieeelry, and other 800 .
too nunerou. 70 mention. by order Of h. KAHN. 20
Grand o., william. bursh IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-16
OTH MARn-TOR MAYOR. c. GODFREY

9th WARRIOR MAYOR, c. GODFREY
~ GuSTHKR.-Ai meeting Of tho Elec tors OF the
9th Ward. held on Tuesday evening, Nov. II, at
inc having been stated, an Association. called G..
Godfrey Gunther Association Of the 9th Ward, was
formed On proceeding 70 selection Of officers the
following we're unanimously cloeen; President
Solomon BintA; Vice Presidents-Cieo. W. Morton,
Nathaniel Hoe, Isaac Odell, Horato y. Gallup, A. 4.
Ameung Albert q. Bogsrt, Helms ". Wells, pr
Thne &. Knox TrsNurer-pavid n. Earl secre-
tAries-Samuel =. Alen, VIM. Hawks. On taking
the chair, Mr.. Banta, in few brief and eloquent
remarks, referred 70 his lifelong attachment 10 the
principles Of pure Democracy, to the Hhuscs vhch
hal grorn up In the organization and the existing
corruption IN the city government, and the duty Of
every good citizen to ad present chief mnRstrate
In his efforts n reform these evils AMI ur.ei upon
thoo present TO exert themselves keaously In behalf
Of the objects Of the organization. The meeting adj
iourned, 10 meet nj the same place FRIDAY, 18th
lnst, Al = oc ock 1t rhlcn time anu place the Evc-
tors OF the oh Nard favorable 10 ths reelection Of
Mayor GUNIHkk, without regaid 70 party,
Invited to attend SOLOMON BAN1A President
VIM +. ALLEN. VIM. HAWKS, seoretaries. III
10TH WARD-"C. GODFREY GUNTHER
10 CUBA meeting Of this Club will be he ID At
the DemEt Dispenssry building, cor ID ave. and
23d 81 Friday evening lTth inst, at the hour OF
~ O'Clock. All citizens Of the Ward favorable 10
the reelection Of the Hon. G. GODFREY Gun
TIER Tor Mayor NJ this city are invited TO attend
y. G.. DUFFY, Pfcsiden', ANDREW SCHEPP,
First Vice. President DENIS DELANEY, second
ylce-PIesdent. PHILIP BAYER, Treasurer. PAT-
RICK NOLAN, sergeant-at-Arns. ARTHUR DON.
NELLY, secretary. lis