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Rebels " no Want To Leave.

TINS reeusani portion Of the late rebels are giving
themselves good deal of uneasiness as 70 wbsn
they shall ernigrste outside tho bound ,re. OF the
United States. Like tho venerable RrTFtS,"
hey cannot 1.-Two under TIE Governments Of the
United States - but unlike rim, they have no,
pluck enough to blow their brains out for the sake
Of showing the intensity oftheir disgust. There
fore, they are talking Of enigrsiing to BAIL and
Mexico, aud San Domingo, and Trinidad, and nearly
every other region excep. that to which the said
RuFTIS has gone. The assumption Of the heroic
on the part Of recussnt rebels 10 very foolish, and
they could not crown their series Of foolish prnc
tees more consumms,ely, thsn by leaving Tho
country in svrtuors mil TAey would do well
10 remember, however, that il lisa matter ~ no
consequence 10 anybody but themselves. Nthey
expect 10 spite the Government or tic Northern
people by voluntary eNpstriauon, they will e
wotully mistaken, for such characters add nothing
70 tie strength Of any Government. f.r their own
sakes II would be much bolsor for them 10 accept
their fortunes -slmly aud ratonsl,y, a. the better
par, OF the leading relies have already done aud
atone Tor their paIt IN sieeis b. becoming good
aud loyal cidzens iu the future. II they canno,
make up their minis 10 this, W. a!yise them by
| al means ~ emiyratc sJmcwhcre-io Isrra del
Fueso n they Bke-and a. for tho time of t8sir de-
psrturs, va would aIvss them to "Naud not
up n the order Of your going, but go a. on;e."
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nnrrum EQUAL TO the occasion.

IL sllud.ns, IN yesterdays srS, to the dosIruc-
ton Of tue American Nh cum, we Tenturel tho
prediction that there WAS "too much OF tue ire
rress,hle in Mr.. BAuSuN's nature to let ths cslam-
ity irghten him." AID tha. consequently, no
Wound soon repair tho loss which tie city, as well
as himself has sustained We to-day present his
"card to the public" as a sequel to cur prsdic-
ton. We venmred /. on the ground Of an init
matc klnwlcise Of Nj. BABsUTs character, &C
q4.red through q series Of years, beginning an
terror to his connection with the Museum, He
never before faltered under disaster, and We were
olnh-en! 10 would not now.
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pcndence and position. Another 10 successfully in
practice with former preceptor still smother,
with her husband, = ply sician and Of others IN
var GUS parts Of the country we learn that succoss
and enjoyment are attending the sphere Of useful
ness they have chosen.
The Philadelphia MORN ANrrioAs says;
IL may not be au1iss 70 remark here tha, there
are some six or eight regular" female physicians
in This city, whose daily practice lie equal " that
keeps three horses in constant use In the records
Of the Board Of Health. Il IL patent that, In the
monthly reports Of obstetricsl cases she 10 almost
invariably near 10 the highest number the list
regis cred, so that these things speak Tor them
selves. DR. Ann Preston, Professor Of Phys BIOLOGY
aud Hygiene IN the Pennsylvania Fem,le College
no % diplomas from Pans, aud, Ike DIR. Mary J.
scsrlett, Dsmonstrstor Of Anatomy In the same
college, has handsome practice.
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Financial Nsr. Markets. &c.

N'w fe'I, " .d1v Juiy II 6 r. " told opened
this morning 1t li3' and after reaching llJ osod
~ . = lu' altlHOon quptat ons Of the gene ~
stock marker, compared with tho-c Of the sane hours
on Seserday, shoN but fractional difference, with
ono Or two exceptions. The tendency Vt prices was
upward. b1NcluWtnts we've letter Aud IN demand.
ne Abundance oi money continues, without any dc-
walton from the general rate OF per cent. ON call
loas ne hhnks are lending at . a per cent. more
i no chln.e ion the late dulncis In di-couIts aud
ihe rates continue At 6aGE for 4 I names and : AZ
Io' oltoI tiiiu'r Foteisn exchange VAS Ess nIln,
hu ru'eu NJ ~, 100. On Change to-day IIouI wac
~. "t.n " heat was lc. a 2c. better ioI spring
e',a Sii' heh'y and lover Tor Winter. Corn opened
hhnhu' niner and closed quiet about yeste day =
pIl.ss pes we're lc. a &c. lower. roik was hrmer.
b'ci "as quiet. Lard Was firm. Whisky was STEADY
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BLACvELT-o the 18th inst. Florence I Blau-
welt. AGED yearA mon tbs and 20 days.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral. ri. tssnfdayl
afternoon, July b at ocloct from The residence OF
her parents, 1921 Nest 10Th n, (nev No., without
further Invitation Poek,kil papers plaase copy. 1856
CAMPBEIL-On Friday. July l4th inst, Rol ert
C,n rhen' snNve Of scotland, aged year az =
NOTES.-The members Of nited State = 20I, i.
A. VI are notified TO attend the funeral OF our late
brother, Robert Campbell. from his late teeidence
l,s Bosery, this tsaiurdsyJ afe noon. ut o'clock
The remains will he taken to Montreal for inter-
meat by order Of the VI. lA
ntNN-On Friday morning, 1lth inst, amer .hort
Illness At her residence, 2O4 Prospect st. Jersy CITY,
M. CsthAnne Dunn. native Of Caste lurros,
Queens Co, aud late Of the city Of Dublin, LELAND
aged Is year.
Nav her ,oul res, in peNoe!
Reiatves and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral on sunday ate moon.
July 10, at O'clok, without further notice. lubhn
papers pease copy. IL
HAws - ON Thurtday. July 18th. Mary Eirs,
daughter Of James aud Eliza Have, aged year ana
IL day.
The funeral will take place this Saturday after.
noon, AZ | o'clock, tom the iesiience VI her pa
rents sIth It. " est Of 4ih ave. 90
REgAN-On the 18th lust Margaret The leioved
wife Of james keean, In the bsth year Of hcr use
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specthLlly invited 10 attend the funeral, on sun
dsy afternoon 10Th inst, a. o'clock IRON her late
residence, los 81. AaIk'I Place, sth 81. %
McGIII--On the 1ith int, James NcC;ill, q pa
tive Of Jookstown, Co. Tyrone ielsdd, aged 81 yts.
Iii. friends, and those Of his con John, alec hi,
son-in-law, Patrick AkinA are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, 10Th
mt at O'Clock, iron his late residence Us East
82d It, Ia
McNAhARA-At Harlem, on the iith, Ann Nc
Namara, wife Of James Mcnamara IN ;he seth year
Of her age, native Of Queens Co, Ireland.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral sunday GtteruOOp At o'clk,
FROM her late residence, ll6,h It. and 18th ave %
MOORE Ater a short and severe illness Manning
i Moore, aged 20 ycars aud months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
TO attend the funeral on saturday, lbth inst a. IL
o'clock, from i5u Sullivan st. %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
paIley,s Magical Pain Extract.r-Tw

palleS's Magical Pain Extrncter-Twen-
y-ve years Of constant has convinced everybody
who h" tired it that this salve 10 the very best.
Cures Buns, Piles, Corns, Rheumatism Erysipelas,
sores and spTains when oil other remedies have
failed. Trs rs cent box. Buy the genuine New
private blsck stamp Signature II Daley, in~hite
on the end Depot, Is Liberty st. \ I, G
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The Trade { onyrntiou.

Tar D'tro.t Trade Convent. 90, as VIII be seen
by tie rcpgr elsewhere IN to-day's srN, las Or
rsused M exc sve programme for consideration,
ind =! even majority OF the subjects proposed are
IRA 'tica ~ carried out the commercial interests Of
the country will lie greatly beneh,ted. The sub
jecI u increasing she carrying hcites between
the East and tLe West aud tho reduction OF
frcigh,s, IL which directly concerns all cls.se,
Of our people. Tho creates. difficulty with which
Western farmers have TO contend, ia the enormous
rate Of G. argos which hey arc obliged TO pay IN
getting their produce 10 market The cost OF
tr.nsp ring busLol %. wheat from the Interior
Of Illinois iyr Instance To- tnis city, 10 nearly
equal 81 tie cs'. value Of the wheat where 1t IL
grown even With s,cs'n trans prts,ou all the way
Tho freight Aus eat, tp NC wheat before II
gets to marsel zll hence the high price
which it com'usuil. A Improvement IN tic
carrying fAcil'uc. would cause msierinl cheap
en'ag IA Uc prices % all ARTICLES Of Western pro-
duct. ro SppoldiX to the business programme II
the Convention y mst,cr u consi crsblo import
ance. II proposes that the Convention shall give
the weight Ut ITS influence IN favor Of building up
cur common country Ia such n manner 90 to give
| US Unon, prosuori and peace" As this body
| represents all tho loading branches Of general
trade its influence ia aiding ne return Of cordially
and fraternity between the North and South is w.
m able. Tho business relations Of the coun-
try are far more important than political quilbcs
| md business men arc always more 10 DO depended
upon than politicians.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHI
Y "a Greene ~, near CANA. Rev. ALEX. VI
kELNEl viii preach tomorrow, at 10y and
O'Clock. All welcome. u
NEW YORK YOUNG MEMS CHRIST 4
' As-oclanon. REV \. VI. STEVENSON, m
Secretary Of the American Tract Societv, and II
sentative Of the Telth Annual Convention II "
Mons On irtiHn Associationr of the nitei :
snd British Provinces 20 IL, Young Mem Chri2i
Association. Of the South. will make report on
recent tour IN NirriniA aud North Carolina, ars
ioom- iGl Fith avenue, on We 'ucsiay cvenint
18Th inst at o'clock. The public are invited. N
McBj RNEY. sec'y.
THE ILLUSTRATIONS or ANGELS 5
d Particular Providence. Heb. / 1.-The
u. :. Huntington will preach on this suhIec To1.
row Norninr, ~ the tp.sc1pl Church Of the 70
Citation, in 3lst -, ~est Of % Az. seat, iIoe.
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: HERMAN q co, AUCTlONEr


~" " ~ = IT ~ VIZ ITT 7 "
Monday, July iIih, ~ ilL, O'Clock, NJ
DEI STEEET NEAR HHOAnN wa
Tho en'iio.ork Of wines, II no s,hrsndies,cuoi.
Hournon, ~ >cotch aud ish So M klt- ruucneof.
pipe. lamaCa r. IN, giu, apple ack and hitie p p,
are lot OF vlu,- snd liquors IN AZ hot'lefI
cdsrs, empty -, fixtures -t''- O.; 1i-o, ~;
WAGON and hIr. o.. lcine the rut. = lt,aHCy OF
NJ VI ltcrut, " lOrsto Ccn cr dec.iIius 10 a
sale positive. ~
- & !. BOGhBT, AUCT-THIS DAY,
-. = o'clock, nj tho auction Rooms. 70. I
Wtlilm ~, = lsrge quantity OF hOischUld 30 nit.S,
every dr-cfip ion. Also "a" cn,c.. of 40 -
holsc-uou hcdstond- bedding and oarr'n "A
mans cart and hhtue-A / light wagon l'Tl
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TRADE NOTICES.

THE HEMP DRESSERS AND TWlNE
l. spinncts MON Association will meet on rhut.-
d., luly 18Th, Al ~ O'Clock. =. v. hemters are
requested to attend ID. 4. 81 LLlNAN, Pies. las.
McARrlIt Il, Sec. 70
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Another straw

esonsrAM HAELAs, Of the Interior Department,
Yesterday delivered aspeech TO large Auditory In
Washington, In Tho course ~ which ie said tina,
~ might he the will ~ God, IA the order Of his
providsnee that this grsA, republic OF ours should
he called upon 70 protect her feeble ,ter REPUBLIC
thoxicol. This declaration, comm from Nom.
Der Of the Cabinet, is one Of ihs urAws tina, show
which way tho wind blows" - fsr.. .he pub
lie know, Mr. HAuLAs's views in the main .ocord
with those Of tho President, and II they did not, a
Is certain that b. could not consistently remain in
his present position. While tho utterauce Of Gh
sentiment is In no respect Official ,Npression, IA
10 certainly strong curroborstyc evidence that tho
Administration cherish tie prin, PIES of the Mlu-
roe doctrine, and are determined I, assert them
when the proper time shall have arrived. la YES
'srdsy's sus We sludod TO some clrcumltanres
strongly indicative OF the yiewI entertained by our
Government upon the Mexican question, and tho
above declaration Of Secretary HAgLAS is an adj
oonAi Indication pointing to tue sam result,
Thsrs In hardly doubt that the Frauco-Aus,rian
dominion in Mexico will DO % short duration. IL
may not oe tho policy Of our Government to PRO.
eipitsn 3 collision, but tho ultimate resul. is I'M
QueshonAble-AAN. must abdicato
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PEHSONAa. NOTICES.

ANY INFORMATION OF AMELIA \
1 Il son, vile Of Mathew Mi.0n. or he- lusb
~ or, HARRIET WILSON, Will he most Than
received ~ anxious iliruds. NLun l.-. E,-rl'
were living In NlAlamsulggh AG.es c. ;
d -oot.Tn roToticc.
IAluRMA1lON WANTED or ELIZ tR,
IN klN sll IA. o.. I,- A.,. o.. ~
hhi. .n" 49, ,--,l tu H.tat- ..-- r.
tfI.. sd. prf4 h .fi.
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Auction NOTICES.

AUCTION NOTICE-3O0 CASES Boz
~ anu -h.e- 20 io rold at auction. Oh Monl-v,
SONS, 81 C1randts "a
II BURKE. AUCTlONEER, SELLS II
-. Is,, a. o'clots, 10 Blocker II, lsrre !
household furniture, fancy good-, ami veGr.n
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CkEAT AUCTION SALE on REAL

~ tate. 4 good chance Tor p7rsons under
income. JttN bNNtR Auc .onCer, vii -.
Moud -, July 9Th, l~b', "A. . l.. e., on the PREM
il he town q Guiteate. =, llulson COUNTY, y. y
choice lu'ldiur lot, to ciusc Hn estgte. The lot -
some 81 The ines' in The torn, anu tho mo6t Of
nr' N c'ose = otiuitv 20 the llOhohcn amt Gus
lerf horte railroad. Terms easy. title Perfect n
positive. "a,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A MEETING OF THE DELEGATES AP-
IApointed 10 take i-to consideration the prop-ie'y
OF ertcting building Tor .he purp0-" of no ding putt
lie aud private Temperance NEE ings, will IN ct IA
the Ne,ch u ptist Church. al Christie t. this So
turday evening, at - o'clock. T. T. RANDI b. Seem
A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEEilNG
"A will be held 10y the Father hah.v Total Absli-
Benevolent Society, No. L. Of Brooklyn. In the
temperance lultitute, On Hamilton ay, o. sunday
evening, July H. at o'clock =. VI. Addresses viii
he delivered nv the well known talented Temperance
orators, AeusTs. Htee.ey, OF Greenpoint and James
Connolly and Michael Leonard. sinRnR by PRO csso's
Robert Wilson and I. lovney. BIRNAkD MAR
TlS, Rec. Sec. CHAS. MURPHY. pret. III
A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE IOJ Nc
Il Mem Father Mathew society, No: !, 81 y
will be he a on sunday evening july 10Th, T. -, -
O'Clock, Al their hall cor. OF 34th ~. and h ave.
Speaking by " :, Bry.on, Esq, and singing by M'e
Ctnnavan, Mss BIy.on. and other. Music ON lie
PIANO by Mrs e. r. MILLS Notce-rhc members are
requested 10 attend the meeting on sunday evening,
there |. business Of Importance 70 be transacted,
which requires every member OF Ibis Socie,v 10 lie
present. y. B-Ilo not forget the Young Men. Pic
Nc Monday July 18th, winch will be one Of tho
gtande-t affair, Of the and viii he held IN the
hsrutiul grounds OF the Boadway Park 94tl II. aud
sth ave. GEORGF Il. RILLEN, Pres. THOMAS
GEORGE LOGAN, Sec loo
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nor SALE-A CART, WAGON AMI
Il hand buggy price flul. Apply NJ IA At,orn'
before . AlI Hiltr I O'Clock. 1
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> D. EiNAGp-3A MUIL a. W.
MOul, ia h st be-. I'd ana i IA .lC ,iui I
AZ 80 oclocA A, VI. ; was last seen cute Ing a I
avenue H. X. car age L. Year, tpct : in / ;
hght compieKion, blue eyes, brown hair, d. essed-
blue iiannel SUM, straw hat With hlogu IN non I
with caps on toes, aud black ring on one finger.
above reward \ III he paid 70. has IetIln ANY /.
aud librGlly rewarded.
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FATHER MATHEW T. A. h. SOCIETY,
Il Nc. l. of v Y, will hold public meeting at their
hall, s93 East l2h At, on SUNDAY 10th inst, ~ ~
4 NJ The NEE ing will he addressed by the talented
AID eloquent orator john MORGAN, ESQ. SINGING
hy Nj CoOney. Nj. Nash and MT. Kidd. Come ca-ly.
lI1
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EREFD0M AND SUFFRAGE TENDEREp

Il 10 tile oppressed iuebr.a by the Father Mathew
7. A. Is. Soclr y, No. OF BROOKLYN at their pub &c
tetnpera.ce meeting 10 morrow, sunday, Ht P.A.
hall - Court 81. Addresses by Ac,srs, Hollywood,
Elton, and Dunn. singing by Robert WI ON, Esp,
the t,lee Club and others; Come all and s,ln NouT
o. Hal GHNFSSl, Rec. sec. q
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CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGE
V, 10 and s!5 al par At ne sun office
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THIRD FLOOR TO LEl-CONSIST !
l. q one large font room, font hall bedroom,
ty ami lots, tgrnishel with every cOny euicnc !,
holsektepinr' ut GG Wcr Wasrinrt, plco. ~
Two lOUNG MEN CAN BIZ ACCOM-,
L dated vi IA hoard where IL y can cujo, the /.
.oits Of home, nee airy rooms and single be
Pike n. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

We Can the special Attention OF our
readers 10 the Free Excursion sdvertised in real
cstate column. PerroDs wanting homes viii find II
worthy OF = careful perussl. Ib6
" bee'er g. Wilson, No. 825 Broadway,
New Yoik-Lock stitch Sewing Machine and Button
hole kiehine. 3is
Howe Sewing Machine COMPANY --Elins
HOWE, Jr, President, No. 629 Broadway New
York. Sl9
Grover g. Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic stitch and Lock Stitch seEing Machine,
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DROOKLYN FATHER MATHEW 7 4. r..

ID Society. No. 2, will hold a pa lie Temperance
meeting at their Hall, lbs Fulton q, sunday oyen
ing july 10th, at ~ oc.ock. The meeting will he
addressed hy David 4. sutton. k'l, J. |. Perry and
o hers Singing by Mcssir Stocker NoCn, Iay or
and Holmes ~ B.-Tho mcmhors are requested TO
attend a special meeting on SUNDAY eite noon, At
O'clock business OF Importance !. to u transacted
STEPHEN :. QUINN, Pres. PATRICK DONNEL-
IY, Rec Sec. 1875
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EOR SALE-A HORSE, WAGON
l. harness, suitable lOr ryl re ..man oil o.,
Apply cor kNiurton aud lompkius vt, IN the ;
after IN O'clock /
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Il No. 3, Of Brooklyn, Z. ID. Public Temperance
meeting, cor, Grand and 18th sts sunday evening,
July Is Speakers D. A. sutto., ED, Ira Buckman,
TAYLOR, Kelley, MARYLAND and others. Commences
at ~ o'clock precisely. All the members arr re-
quested 10 attend a special meeting this Saturday
evening at O'clock at their Hall Business Of great
importance will be transacted. MICHAEL MCKEE
NER, Rec, sec lHOs JOYCE, Prest ~
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
,TICE-TuE ST. JAMES ROMAN
NOTICT-THE DELEGATES OF

1NFuher Mathew Socie les Of New lork and Br
I'm are requested TO meet on -undsy the 10th |,
Al loclock 4. NJ. The Convention will meet al ,
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A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
ElMeu'. Father Mathew T. 4 r s1Cie'y will he
he'd tomorrow evening, July ~, 81 o'clock, At
IAtmer Hall, 40 and 2l2 Court Il. speakeis-l, l..
lynch, Esq- ES-President OF the Parent society,
Greenwood and Stocker. oar excursion will take
place August 30, to Myers' Grove, staten Leland
PATRICK LYON, Pres GEO. O'NEll, Rec. sec. II
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LATHER MATHEW /. a. Ii. SOCIETY NJ.
Il G, " Y. will hold their Public ,eeting to-morrlw
SUNDAY, ~ O'clock, IN th.r ia; corner o sd It.
aud I'd av. Speaking ly Messrs. Ben. Warden and
John Dunn. sinlins by Nes-rs. Noe, Deigau, Pagan
and Ms. Connolly. DAVID HAYWARD iges.
LANES CUANDI Frs, Rec. Sec. lt1
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HORSE, WAGONS, BOILER AND
II siIe Tor sae very low; tor-c, wasous,
loi'cr and ENGINE Of q horse power ana IN good q
Tor sale low iof no want OF ute. LLUS'b BRO
sos West 10Th g.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUL IS, 1865.
SLAYER, breathing It's Last.

NhNcTy brsututnH It's busts
DELAWARE and Kentucky are the only States in
which the institution Of slavery 10 now localized
Toey were excepted from tie term, Of the Em,n-
epa.ion Proclamation, as concession W their pre-
slmsd Loyalty, and both having up 70 this tue
refused 10 sbolish slavery Voluntarily, II remsins
s.ste feature the same a. before the war. hssonn
and MARYLAND were also excepted from the edict OF
emancipation, but these States have both antci-
pai.d necessity by voluntarily amending their
staN constitutions for the abolition Of slavery. 81
hss 40 Delaware is concerned, the subject I, prscu-
oally Of but little conscq lence, for there were only
eighteen hundred slaves In tho State at the COM
nlencsmeu! u the war, and II IL doubtful If there
80 more than half that nu nbor now. The post
ton Of Ksnlucky, which 10 that Of virtual isolation
from the other States Is Of more Importance, for
slavery ls thsro . practical reality. The last con-
,snn,l census reports the number of slaves in
kentucky 81 two hundred and twenty five thoui-
.nJ, and II IN probable that there are not
'e-s than one hundred AMI hhy thousand
~ the present time. These, together with per
zap. . noussnd in the State Of Delaware, are j.
At rsmsin, Of tina, powerful system Of serv,udc
which only four years ago held four millions Of
slaves In subsection. which welded the poucsl
power Of the nation, and which was the only blot
upon the proud escutcheon Of our country. To
his great extremity has 1t been reluccd, yet there
70 still more 70 be done. The adoption OF tie Con
sisutousl amendment Tor tie prohibition of
slavery would Of course compel Kentucky 10 re-
nounes the system, n tho State does not dc so
Voluntarily. aud in any case 1t Is not probable thhI
,hs institution will be legal moro than year or
swo longer. But ID would be much letter foT Keu-
lucky u accsp. the new social condition p4ilos,-
phieslly and avoid compulsory sIoltion, as Mary
land aud Missouri have already doue. The State
now stands comparatively alone In It's adhesion to
slavery, and considering that II cannot much
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HORSES FOR SALE-rHREE HOR
II suitable for any kind Of business al.o a
WAGON Ia GOOD order In u.'e In HkO kLEe
Brooklyn.
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EATHER MATHEW I. A. h. SOCIETY, No.
Il Il, OF Greenpoint will hold their regular meet
ms Sunday evening next, ~ O'Clock. speaking nv
Fdward CafIrey and John Thou p-on. singing hy
Michael Drew and others. JAS. DENSEN, Pre-,
JAS. NCGENT Rec. sec. $50
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IHOHsE~. CARRIAGES. q

A GOOD HORSE AND DIRT CART z
"a ale OF coal cart, rs the owner has no Il a or
Can be- seen NJ No. "a Wet Houston It. until "a
a GOOD HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP, u
"a tor an. kind OF heavy wo b.; would mel
excellent hosting or truck horse. Inquire G. a
N. un AZ I,r-nLn On n
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A LAKGE IKONT Hrn RnnM Nd Lr

Cool aud pie lnaIs, WITH co. without hoard, 4
lat Bruidvuy. ru4tntso Tor a married couple or 4.
raj Lirnd- Ado hoard for a few csrcctille me- Z
irf. n cakflft from q a. m.
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EATHFR MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY,

Il No 3 Of y. \ will no public meeting OF SUI
CAV evening, at ~ I. A.i1 thes' nal cor g6in e,
,tlcf. singing b. Miss HcDinu, Me- ,-.l.l...
M k.naefck. NJ kias, ". n'i-An' Nr '.,,p-
han 1t 2 l.. 81. JOHN J'NEliIA Pee, fAltlLA
GILMORE sec. t'J
EATHFR NtTEEW L. 3. T. .B.P.pLNT
l sjciety viii hold thC!r usui luilic Wec'iaG 90
th.i, lir.L ,6l BlJumC on culu. y tNcn4a2, July
lbth, at y O'clock. A .eciuie val be aeuyeT,d Ly
TIE "a eutCd Joln A. Wills. SINKING W P.oiVssOr
ilson. PATRICK AchEOA, Pres. W. MARI,
Rec. sec. 10
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

4 FEW GENTLEMEN AND LADIES {
- be lccuuin0 'atoI vita good hoard aud pie
io'ms m 'e,.oualle terms. ~ l!f Rivin9ton r. =
\ RESPECTABLE MECHANIC WA !
= 'oaTd iu y private family hiOakfhst aud
10 he can b ave a small te4IUom 20 himselt, '
4 : frr, ,fIt
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EATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY,
l. No. g. of \. Y, hall bet. ban and b5th, sth ave.
Public meeting at ~ o'clock T.. NJ, on SUNDAY cveu-
ing. viii be addIe eed by Messrs Michael Brennan
and Jas. O'Reily SINGING by Mics o. Muhony, Mics
kenefck, and Miss Mctiinn. THOS. MEAGHER,
Pest. JAS. O'RlEI.N, Rec. Sec. 1l3