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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26

To on: PATRONS We would again re
mind our readers that this season Of the y ear
is time when they are constantly liable to
sudden coughs, influenza, sore throat, &C.,
while the children are in constant danger
from Group, throat and lung complaints. II
is important that every head Of family
should provide remedy that is ready at all
times for Immediate use, whether assailed
at the dead hour Of night with the breaking
out of q hard cold. the rackins of a violent
cough, or the children with that most daner,
Gus of all diseases-croup at the midday
hour, you should always be prepared. In
Goes Cough Balsam, you viii find ready
and effectual remedy. 1t grapples and con-
trolls instantaneously the most stubborn
coughs, while in Group, it is sovereign cure
The price is but forty cents per bottlc-the
bottles twics tn. size of any other at the
same prizes. Delays dangerous. You should
always have it in the house. 1t can be
found at all our drug store.
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E3test News.

L-24th.-In the House the
Ways and Means Committee were INSTRUCTED
to enquire as to expcdiency of removing the
tariff on materials used-in newspaper max.
ing. The case Of Gen. Butler was consider
ed, the attack of Mr.. Brooks being the occa.
sion. Several spoke. abiding to the $780,.
900 gold matter at New Orleans, the vote o.
Gen B. for jeff Davis at Charleston, &c.
but no definite action was taken.
In the Sen ate was a nempnstrance from
Philadelphia against repeal of TIE duty on
unsized paper. Bill appropriating money
for P. o. Dept. was reported back without
amendment. Com. in case of the Straight
prisoners, reported. A resolution was
adopted in reference to checks in the Treasu-
ry Dept. Bill. providing for Assistant Urea
surers, adopted Bill reimbursing Missouri
for certain war expenses, called up. Powell
offered resolution of enquiry why owners
of colored volunteers had not been compen-
stated, according to act of Congress. Powell
withdrew the resolution to allow the special
order in relation to retaliation on rebels for
their treatment of our prisoners, to- be taken
up. A long debate followed Mr.. Sumner
opposed because retaliation was opposed to
Christian civilization and would do no good.
Others advocated the principle. The sub
ject wss finally postponed. A bill in rela-
ton to enrolling and calling out national
forces was introduced and referred. Senate
adjourned,
The Rebels expect an attack on Charles
ton and are moving out their effects. l
The news from Mexico ia more favorable
to Macmillan. An unfriendly feeling
towards this country is manifested by I'M
perialists-
The feet and army have commenced
m owing towards Wilmington.
Pierce, Woolsey & Co.'S Factory, Sandus-
ky, Ohio, was burned on the oath, destroy
ing property to the amount of $50, 900,
only $500 insured. 80 hands were thrown
out of employment.
Elk President Pierce is ION his way to
Washington, to serve, it is said, as one of
the Peace commissioners.
Canadian Estimates presented in Parlia-
ment. include $4,000 gold to indemnify
the U. s. for the money given up to the St.
Adams raiders. Southern refugees were
sustained in Parliament by large majority.
Chas. A Dana has been confirmed Asst
Sec. Of War.
Large quantities Of cotton is finding its
way North from every portion Of the South.
Gold in New York, on the Oath weak and
unexcited 1t opened at 5000, and closed
at $2011.
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To DssrBoy RArs-A very effectpa
method Of getting rid of these troublesome
animals, and one used with great success
in India, is to cut cork in thin slices, and
having fried it in fat, to place i: where they
are in the habit of coming. They will greed
ily devour this, and THAR death will be @ r.
tain. - " W
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ESPECIAL ATTENTION
ASSOCIATION,
PhiL1delphia. Pr .

Diseasessf the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and
Sexual 6ystem-new and reliable treatm ent-in re-
ports Of the Howard Association.- by mall In
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address ,
No. South Ninth Street, Phiiadelphia, Pa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-26
GREAT WESTERN NURSERY
LOCATED ONE MILE NORTH OF orTUMwA.
Eeart he Cemetry


Eearth he Cemetry.
This Nursery has been established here within the
last four years, and Is designed to be permanent
and growing institution. 1t embraces large
amount Of ground, and occupies of the most de-
sirable situations In low feel With
the patronage and confidence that have already
received from the people Of this vicinity to persevere
In my determined purpose to make this Nursery one
Of the largest and best In the West.
have local habiation and "a name, /" and hold
myself responsible for the character and quality oil
sales that go from my nursery sold by myself
or by my authorized agents. l am prepared to sup
ply the people of this part Of Southern Iowa with
Most Desirable Varieties
Of Summer Eau and Winter Apples expressly select
ed and best adapted to this section Of Iowa-
Standard and dwarf Pears,
Peaches. Nectsrines,
Plbmbs, Cherries,
Currants, Godse erriel,
Rasp berries, Strawberries,
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st. CHARLES HOTEL.
Corner Of Court and Second Streets.
OTrUMWA, IOWA.
J. P. HALFWAY.
Proprietor.

J. p. HALL0wAY,. ........... Propri stor.
Having purchased the above house, and fitted up
the Same In good STYLE desire say to the travel
Ing public and citisens that sm fully prepared to
sptert4lu travellers and 70 scsommodats boardsrs
4 share Of patronage solicited.
Jan. IA 1868
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browns CITY MARKET.

49, NV. BROWN, for eight years 49,
the proprietor Of . market
in this city .begs leave TO say ArRuD
--AA to his old friends and the public, thaI
he has purchased the stand built and former occu
pied By him Front street, two doors east Of the
Carroll House, where he 10 again established In bu-
siness. and win be happy to serve the public with
all kinds OF s7e1 &asf1
Meats, Poultry, Game, &C..
Highest market prices paid in cash for all kinds
Fat stock, Poultry, Game, &C., 10. u
Dec. az, ls64-y J. w. BROWN,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
$l,750,OOO,OO.

seventy-one years successful business experience
with reputa ton for Integrity and Honorable Deal
ing unsurpassed by any similar institution.
Losses paid since organisation, $I7, 500, 900 90
without the deduction Of cent, or a days delay
Liberal rates for all the safer cl asses Of prop
Insurance Of Dwellings aud contents, a specially.
Brick or Stone Dwellings insured perpetually, II
desired, on terms fthe greatest economy and safe
ty to the injured.
It Is Wndom and Economy to insure In the best
Companies, aud there Is none better than the old
Insurance Co Of North America.
-4S.3m. H -
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+, r. CHANTRY,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Late with e. w. Bett.

Has opaned shop ]. 8. Walkers store,
Front Street, opposite the 0ttumws House, where
he will be glad to his friends and the public IN
faction. Ian. B, 1S65-4216-y
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February 9th, 1865.

Sco1ts sent out by Capt. O'Brien few
days since to hunt cattle, have just returned.
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GRAPE VINES, MHUBARB, Ac.,

I GRAPE VINES, NHUBARB, Ac.,
together with the best varieties Of EvERGREENS
d ECIDIOUS, and ORNAMENTAL TREES and
SHRUBS, ROSES and VINES, at prices as low as the
Burlington or other reliable nurseries.
PARTICULAR attention will be paid TO
STRICTLY FILLING THE ORDERS
or those who do no. come In person, and when d
cretionary power 10 left with me, the
VERY BEST SELECTIONS
will be made.
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GovEnroE FErTos has issued q proclamation
calling upon the people of this State 10 observe FRI
day, the 18th inst, IS day Of Thanksgiving and
pr.ise 10 God for our recent victories. Friday will
he The fourth anniversary 81 the surrender Of Fort
Sumter to the rsboS .nd the day IA therefore high.
ly appropriate Tor the occasion. Tho great upris-
ing Of the peopls of this State 10 vindcsn the ou.-
RACED flag on tho announcement Of that event.
warrants = State decentralization In honor Of the
victories ths, have given back " us 20, only sum.
ter bu, nearly every other spo, lerein the mai,
al emblem was polluted four years ago, as we'll as
tho destruction ~ tho armies thai caused IA Ia
view o. the fsct that only Eve dAys will intervene
between the day appointed by the Governor, aud
that selected by the committee 81 citizens for the
dsmonstrslion IN this city, II would seem they
nigh, bo % blended as 10 have one day answer Tor
both The Object In both caso., 10 public rcjoe.
log and thanksgiving. As this Is busy sossor 81
the year with all classes, and two days ~ nearly
together osnno. well lie taken from business, W,
suggest that some means he taten 10 have the lie
monltrsnon all on ono day.
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TRADE NOTICES.

NOTICF-THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW
1 York Practical Journsymen Bakers Benevolent
society are hereby requested to attend quarterly
meeting, to he held At their rooms, - Bosery, on
Saturday evening, April 9Th, at O'clock. BY order,
lI2 fElEk SpENCER. Pr.st
ITO THE WORKlNIiMENO or BROOKLNN-
n A Convention of Delegates Of the Workingmen Of
Brooklyn will BE- held on Monday evening at o'clk
~ oGY Fulton st., TO make arrangements for grand
Masr Mectine To be on the 18th Of April. Al -oc
tee are te,lucsal send delegates the COuveu-
tiou, duly accredited. +. TOKMEY, r,est ) h..
NELLY, sec. 1872
LIMITED COOPERS No. THE MEM
~ bcrr ere hereby notified 81 attend spec al meet
ing this saturday evening, at o'clock At - Eat
broadway. PuncuAl attendance n requested, Ga all
members must have clear card from oil fines. duce,
&c. By order Of the society. CHARLES CAR ER,
Pre-. c. ~ HARDWOOD, see. iiS
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gsstvt n vindlctivencU or malice. Every word
that @r. BAsonrs may there u.sr win Be read pom
derod over and discussed at length by The MS
guided men who pun-od rnadly into rebellion.
aud or. now am ourly looking f3r token Of what
they have W expect from tie Government they
have outraged. Tue North c.n now Afford ~ be
msRnanmouA. W" on AFFORD 70 show the vic
tins OF treason thst while ne Union IL parl mount
~ al other earAly causidcrauous, us offenders
take no delight, IN placing the cup Of bitterness, to
the lip. Of re conquered. We believe that Mr.
BrrouKn will take this view, no, only from mo-
tves ~ eIpelency, but from the dictAtes Of no.
bic, kind aud fornvng heart
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Biliiu = N.oih Powder Kills or Di,perses
moth. and milers Though ,tiilint 70 insect lie, it
ls dcli,htmlly fa.ant. r.e1erver turs and voo.ous
o.. hcNc,, 20 ess Ii. boxes I'll, Diuseists sell
il 9b4
A.-Use the Best!-u iii Certainly Des-
troy Moths, Now Ia the time. Ask for Bowdrns
Moth ncsuoying Packet for psscrvine Cloths Pun.
CARPETS Kobos, Blankets, and oil Wool,l Goole, from
Moths aud all Destructive Insects, For sale by all
pr.cis, 3hS
stop thai scratching and use Nhcnton's
I,ch Ontmelt. 1t cures l,ch and sat l,hcun in
iolty-eieht hours, and Ill eruption Of the skin sold
b. all DTuCEItt.. az
Prices Greatly Reduced, SE-ing Clothing
IN every Giictr nj T. u. IL DIV u's ~, aut i. tMrry
The iaI CO. fluent ana store "A tue 81 j.. lie ter
s5 lee and prices less. Chilileu's depatmrnf ~
Grover Il BnlSer's First Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock stitch Scy Ing h'ca.urs, 40 Is o.d
way heN York ana 80 Ful on T. BROOKLYN. $50
Wheeler n " ilsOn's Highest Premium
Lnc'.-St.,tu sewing Muculuee, GAu buttouuule Ma
/ cA4At. u-l B.OlGWGy, Vt" 1uiA. "lA
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Tho Fort sumter CelebrO,,on.

IN steamer ago Will to-day leave this port for
Cha Ntou, taking thithes General RouEpr AxpKu.
roN, Key. liz ny WAsD BEKcdER, and number Of
otter uo,al gentlemen, WHO to rsr,ciI ste in
10 ,re;.t Uu.on demonstration that is to he held
h gu ,hc lil inst. The passes for .his occasion
are Understood to have been issued by Secretary
s1ANT"N, aud the expedition is dItei out under
"''rrnment AGspc s. Tbs be.n,; the case, what
ever - done on that occasion, and whstevsr 1,
uttered by M BREoHER who has been
selected - deliver te address viii neee..
s4nIy have ~ c4st a seIni-oficial importance
AMI WI pe regarded Al 'te souih as an exposition
OF Northern feeling toward those who have bocu
engaged IN no rebellion. In view Of the fact n a
the day ir reconciliation Is now dAwulny that III,
military ann Of he 70. elton 10 now troken, anC
that he covered ties Of Union between the North
and the South must nov be gathered up, 1t is i'm
portani that the celebrsnon In question te dign
lied. liRh tOuod aud devoid VI anything suz
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A>oInEE mn rt-Lt lie, ate on American Affairs
occurred "a tie Hrtth PaTu1l l4l on tho 23d INST
Tie discussion as Induced by the official nothca.
bug, from MI ,IsT ADAMS 20 Earl RUSSELL, Of
the suspension Of the Reciprocity Treaty by our
Government. m debate following this amour co.
neAt ovlncci : arAed shange ia tho sentiment OF
Parliament to'aru6 this country, within the last
yclr, aud 'ht ne Of the remarks was even moro
III M / cor IHtory, q an on the occasion Of the
'..c discuss uu r.ysrding the def noes OF CAusda.
fsr kubasiI, .eAkiug IN behalf Of the GoverL-
mrnt r-'a ,n interesting explanation connected
relative 80 NO seizure II tho Trent with the
rebel Commissioners, Al an cary Period
- tho wsr. Ito Earl remarked, on this
Hl1.', that when tho d.mani Tor tho surrender Of
~. - aul sLpstL was male uIon our Govern.
m,nt see begged thc British NJ Mister al Washing.
ton NOT 60 make tic demand abruptly aud Al once,
Qua &C. tce Nj SEwARp In quiet way and an.
'un'r 'hc demand In the mdest rh tore possible
l"' fun'o Cons3r,, re also says, was parhcu srly
'a. '1S 81 give oHr Government 20 cause for ~
I'i''' AID "a ma rlucst the lnngua g Of his de
mSnd "". 10 "'w respects modihoI, in order 4
Av'I -"''hns Of an irritable character. Thii
o.Eh very Hc.he now lu. We hoard nothing q
this l"uh-'tEc tone II Ne tune the demand wa
mate' However tn, may lee, there car
be no question aouut tic peaceful disposl
sion Of Me British Go7cruucnt toward tAi
country, At the present tme.
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ARMSTRONG-In B,ooS!yn, on "Wednesday, April
3 BlIiholQmew Armstrong, N the 18th Year Of he
HlC,
he relative. and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited " 4ttcnd the tunc Al, on sLu dGy .ter-
uoon Apll :, at O'Clock, tom hir late Icrdoncc,
- state ~. "a
BARRN-On Friday mornins April :, William
Hcnty, YOUNGEST sou OF Mich. and Mlrgelet barry,
n4Cd YEAR II months aud - days.
The funeral will take place on sunday afternoon,
at O'Clock, from the rsidence OF his parents 4i6
West 42d ct llo
DEBAUN-On Thursday, April g. after d long and
painful lllpesA Albert Debaun, in the aith year Of
MS Ege.
Tie friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 aUenl the uloga.. nom his late residence, ~,
IIshu sye, 90 SATURDAY, APs :, a. u oei0ck, A2s;
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Washington Market Retail Report.
LRepoftci expressly for "iHR Sv>," by NAS ALLIES
BnotuLts, Produce Commission Merchants,
la " Ashington StGeet.l

~ ~ 1
49,, 80.
FRIDAY ENEsISd, Aprh u 800
We hova le.. ebnnF.h tn note than last week, NJ
-, ,,.,t. ILL.,, In .ho..,
prices RUE steAny. ihore II i''' "o'i'''' AZ ''''
especially ior new roih "s' ~N'e' i'' ',o"'
tendency W still further decline. frut ana Ne'e-
table. ~. cannot change from lat week. quotat ons
:. --,. - 800. .-,.L IL.
Eget ae IN 5000 usihAn' anu q'0N N"''''
BufehSTs Medn.-Roart beef prime, 3Sa+0c com
mon, lsa2bo; shoin, NJ 3ba4tc per pound; porter
house, Ai5c cotn-tset lss2hc veal, 25aOc for Niud
quNtoTt: -a25c ior fore quarters mutton, 2.R2sc ;
LIMB, gbA2fc bacon, abe; iTcsh pork 20; corLei
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Financial News Markets. &c.

N,v roTl. Fridsv Aprti I, T. k-1he favor.
allie war news hAs given sold another downward turn
Tho fluctuations ~ builcuucd at nilpiu's Merchants
Ltchani to-day h.ye tocu NJ follows At ioJV AN
itoA t. %, t49. 80 10. lu45, ll9 100
49,; II, tiaA # %, I-I, li.-0, ll2% ii.lj, 1872:
iia,, li9A. ll5s ll5, b;, ii1A' u, u, ;
u To- ~ 1913, l45is 122b, III s; ~ a. l4s1 3
1859 400 l,1lIh Ito tt7'. lij. ii7N la@
49, 10, Ia b.; ~ ~, %, liTA; 2iN lIA'
2.2O, rs; 2.2b, 1853 2.a5 u.s.. 2b6 10 3.o5,
las. S.2a las; 80, ~ $40 1854 4Ub, lINs
Asa i!ss. Tho stOck market IL setting eIucmely
active and the brokers report aree influx Of orders
N huy from INVESTOR from ail psrs Of the country.
This ~ course tends TO hisher rance " prices The
advance yesterday va from 70 = per cent There
~rs considerable excitement ct the Exchange and q
heavy business va, done. Governments we're hisher
and in demand. Money wn cary n d PER cent on
call, and commercial paper pas'ed At Na9 for nut
class ncrncs There more actviy is stcrlins e'-
change. Bankers' bill, 100 Alt9A. On Change TO-
day Flour and wheat oI~ned firm. and closed dull
and dropping. Corn and Oats we're ct. Fork y"
heavy and lower Lard Wa heavy and lower and
whi,key vas dull, With small sales a; :! loat2 II
for Western.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

John STREET NJ. T.. CHURCH-Briness
~ and Workingmen's Daily Union Prayer Meeting,
from ~ to o'clock. Christian brethren and sistor,,
aud the public generally cordially invited 10 At
tend for tho whole or anv part Of the hour. ii6
NOTICE-LARGE HALL, COR. STH AVE.
L and sd s.-Rev. K G. sIlIMEALI. Minister.
Subject for morning, BY IeIue.t-A Difficult PahsASs
Explained. bvening-Iho Parabolc Marriage. seats
tree. III
SECOND REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN
- Church, Rev. SpENCFR l.. fINNEY, Paztor.
Church services Tomorrow ~ Clinton Hall. Astot
PlAc', At lu%; afternoon at ~ O'clock. IS
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PUBLICATIONS.

NEW MUSIC" RICHMOND is OURSp'
~ Richmond Ia anT- Richmond is oursl
liark 10 the lubilant chorus
Bah, on TAILS and her teiupes and torol
Culmhie 10 ashes before Us
Solo, or Quartette with chorus, Words by A. j. n,
Duggnnc. MuFic by Mrs. T.. \. PaTkhupt. Dedicated
10 Lieut. General Grant. The words and InuAie aIs
10th grand and sublime Price 81 ctI mailed ira
Pianist IN attendance W try music. Just pub
lished by HORACE WATERS, +sl Broadway. 100
THE TAKING OF RICHMOND Is A Gress
L loh'. The Phunniest OF Oil 10 a greater jokoL-
The oaptdIe Of Lce's army is capital hit, hat tbs
TAX ng Of tie iunni-st OF lie, No. 5 will give you
cAp ltll NJ Of ushter. 10 not fail 10 your sail
say All hail o. "a. FUNNIEST Of - 10 send by IlaL
any other, whsle hurry tor Ihe Phunniest o.. OH
ready. t34
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upon the part OF either l,borcrs capitalists The
coaflic. has already inflicted damage upon both
classes, and has now gone so fa-, that II TIE on
masters perHt IN ito course ,hey have adopted
The most disastrous results may be sutic. pa.cd.
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EATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY
NO, 3, OF y. Y Hall between o+ih and both ste md
-th avs. on Sunha, Eseuirg !. i. 1ohIn, ". \. and
MI. Austin, OF Brooklyn, viii address the mcetins.
N.B.-Al msmters tail % settle their accounts on
th,t even ms win 30 Crased from the book-. By orde
OF the society. THOMAS MEAGHER, Zee. sec. +.
x. TT KUEll. Proc. 10
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EATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY.

l ~ - - hN iiA+' - ~ ID. -" III
L No. ., Of Il. o0Al;u, l.. H., si no public eln-
penuce meeting al their Hal, corner oi Grand and
n sts, on SUNDAY evening, Ap1i Hth, lS66, a. ~
lud r llaly, j, BIldy. ED, and j, Mhislapd, fSi.
Sln-lne hy Mess.s lAugan, Taylor, Nash and otheIs
TAG pubic air invited. The society will hoh sqe-
cal i-tedne tLls' saturday, evening, al ~ ocloek
Aemtes are requested to attend, ~ buslne.e OF I'M
poupECe vii he transacted. j. X. DlChEhsON
T. es't. IlIOS, NJ. LLOYD. Sec'y. lE
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pAKERS. on DECK - BREAKERS
- Ahead !-,Iou. uc men Baker, Union No / will
meet tn evening at O'Clock, A. IS Iovery, Viper
room. 1t no one he alrt At to-uifht 40 bufnes OF
The uHru-t Importance viii he Tor GU 10 itClDu uluu
KlCpD THORN, ries. The Grand Union Of this
site vail meet At The same place ~ - O'Clock +.
lot every mon lc rep ustutDd there, By order Of
Grud Union. ". HENDi ESON, Grand Pres pro
tenn. IRA \. CAMPBELL. scribe. lyO
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1'HE MEMBERS OF THE FATHER Mathew

l. B I. A. b. society, Branch No. L. are request
ed to meet at their hall at one oelosk On sunday, TO
Al tle pubic meeting Of IL O'Clock, the follow ing
gentlemen viii sadress the meeting Aessrs Goidey
aud others. SYLVESTER BfRSR, Pres. JOHN
" AI-sH, bee oee Ia
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EATnFR MATHEM I. A. b. NnCIETY.

EATHtK MATHFW 7, A. T, NOC ItIl-
No. s, Brooklyn. Hall .2 Court 4. Addresses IN
norTor eNeuIus b. J, 10 Iohin, Eslr., and g. StAay,
Efir sluliug hv he--r-. i. II. Kelly, t,AlA.ht 7,
ho.mes, LAY ior and o hort of oth'ls. The annual
wce1ns for Ihe election Of oiceu Of the society VIII
lee held at p, n. Ihe fnc Tor uou-at enhance will
la eu.Urced. JOHN llkRSEl, PRECEDENT JOHN
USHAt GllNESsl, Rec. sec. 2s7
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RATHER MATHEW 7. A. h. SOCIETY,
4 ~, I, \. y viii hold puhlic Temperance Meet.
ing ~ their Hall 1858 kast l.th It. S4nti q even
iur, April 9Th, All T.. VI. The meetins will he adj
dressed b. tho talented orators, Richard Austin and
l.,nCton, Of brooklyn SINGING hy M,s'r.. ktrfigAu,
HcCanray and pecgan. LAT NCELOI MI RPHE,
i.cs't. WI. OBRlLN, Rec. sec, ll3
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7 OST-ON MONDAY, Sd INST, 4 LIT
RATIO, who leit her home on said day With I've
small baskets 80 cell oranges In COMPANY Nth
Italian boy, AiJut ~ years old The siIl IL from -
comp exon. Any Information about her will Ds
thankfully received by MI. J. AbAIA, No. 40 York
~, in this city. ia
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

4 GRAND LECTURE On THE LIE AND
aud Times II Daniel O'ConnclL viii be delivered
in III Hal Of the Father Matle~ T. \. Is. Sccety,
Nc. o., 20 Elehtn avenue, on Monday esouinr, Iutu
int g, JOHN j. TuBlN, comm nolug al o'clock.
Abduction only - cents. s9l
A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
Avil lee held by ,he Father hs'le- I. \ Is. so
c'cty so Of B.poklvn In the Tempe rance Institute
cor. Hamilton ave. and Hicks st. sunday evening,
April q, 20 O'clock i VI. AdGTcssc. viii ls dtilv-
eIed hv he-s-s. Borua lIicsct, =. R.uIN~, james
Connolly and lgaTy p'SulliyAu. An l1cudH are alFo
invited "a attend tht with he Temperance move
meut liENRi nJKpAN, iree. BkRN NRD
MNhIIN, Rec. sec. lul
A GLORIOUS FEAST-NEfTUNE DlVIS-
"a ion, sons OF Iomprrauce, viii hold one ot their
Old fahion public temperance rcc'lnrs on SUNDAY
evening" af butauic iiHI - lat BroadN Sp,ak
iur o. lrs Robinson aud Regnott and Mr.. haTtin
and many Othcrs, admission tree, all are welcome.
d.. RICHARD AUSTIN, ". +.
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LNTIIER MATTHEW 7. 4, +, SOCIEIY,
Il No. 2, Brookbu, Hall i6N tultons Addresses
viii he aclh cr,d SUNDAY evenins by MtssIs John
Nor IN, II. \ sutton, and Coug,eilurs Dickinson aud
Brady. Eminont yoCalIsis viii be- present. LiGH
GALLAGHER, Pest JOHN ClKRAh, Recording
secretary, i43
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EXECUTOR'S SALE BENZ. p. FAIR
II CHILD, Auct'r, will eel on saturday, April sth,
ut 10 A. VI. At SOL Wost t2d IT. lod No. housenod
furniture, eoaS chairs tables, bedsieads, tedding
&c -