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NEWS FROM KEY WEST, FLORIDA
Disaster to tho United States
Steamer Glaucus,
&C., &C., &C.

The United States supply steamer Union, Edwssd O..
roy, ACTIN Volunteer Lieutenant Commander comman6y
ing this port yesterday from the East Gulf block
nd ng squadron with fifteen officers and ono hundred ana
thirty EIGHT scharged men.
The Union left this port December IL with supplies ana
draft Of for the East and West bockading squad
rons She also took out passenger Major l. Monel
Paymaster United States Army, with four million I've
hundred thousand dollars for the army al New Oeans
She arrived at Key West December 10, and at Pensacola
25h touching at all the different blockadng stations on
the The health of the officers and men b good
The following is q list of the officers Of the Union:-
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commaader Cemasomdr
in1-Edward Conroy
Acting Master and Executive OBicey-Levi CYowei .
ActHg Mdster-Gco f. Miller.
Acting Assistant PoHraastcr--Glbert A. Robertson.
Acting Assistant SUygeon--Geo. b. Hggnbotham.
Acting Ensigns-Chas. N. Hicks, Caleb Armstrong anks
Philip Seabury. "a.
Eaeneers-First Assistant Edward l. Thorpe; Second
Assistants Chas W. Cliff and JOS Watts Third Assist
ants David Newman, Russell A. Wade, Daniel NoOnAn.
Chas III. Sinitten and Frank G. RogerR 8sl
C1ptdirs Cerhr>Sidney Barstow s1WE
The Union left the following vessels 1t Pensacoia ana
Key WestAt Pensacola the United States fgate PotOS
mac United States 0ssipee Pinola, 0wasco,
Scota, Kennebec, Aroostook Penguin, United 6tates
banks Arthur Kuhn Anderson United States brig BohOS
United States schooners Sam Houston, RettmaT Cory
pheus Pennington At Key West United States steam
Stars and Stripes Clyde, Tallapoosa Margold Gala
tea United States Dale United States bark
Restless.
Surgeon Higginbotham, o. s ", will accept our
thanks for prompt delivery Of dispatches
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entirely carried bv Southern ladies' IN Rnrand aud
60. he refusal VII pyac cally ai'et The distr bEH,n
of tne fand rhe letter II Ar Adams, commun esiing
b,. nv Mr Stewards refusal Ia pub she'd In Il Mr.
Adams expresses regret thai he has 70 close the coes
ponherce. M Qr ar4
The London Timer has An editorial Complimentary 70
Msssrs wharnclce and Adams, and, by Inference, the
reverse Mr. Seward. 3
The London Necs justihes Mr. Stewards course, and
shows that wharncli6e deserved rebuse.
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! JEM MACE And JOE COBURN IN AMERICA.
From the Sporting Life, Dec. "a
Mace called at occ yesterday friday, and stated
that he had determined that Coburn should have another
chan and in order to accommodate him. Jem acreps
the Americana challenge fight IN Canada for e. 600;
and allowance Of E300 for travelling and trainingEex
pcnses Mace left deposit Of ELS in hands TO for
ward to the editor Of Whites Spirit TO make the match
and we shall send that amount desired Montague,
compancd by HEc's principal barker, Captain hay,
will follow as soon a. certain legal proceedings have
ended t**
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India.
CMcurrA, Dec Q, 1854.
Exchange, 2s Id Shirtings improving ID"
BosRAr, Dec. 9, 1894
Exchange "a 1Hd. Cotton advancing.
OaLUrrA, Dec. Ia, 1854
shirtings are shilling apiece higher.
BpMrAy, Dec. II, 1894
Import prices firm, with teniency TO advance.
Exchange on Engiand has slightly advanced
An oil; ia telegram dated Calcutta, December II an
nounces thai the fortress OF Daimkote, Bhcoan. was
captured by the British with the small loss OF two officers
ard atty men. The position very strong. Three
officers and we're subsequently killed by the
accidental explosion Of gunpowder
China
CANTON, Nov. %, 1904.
Exchange IA Cd. Tea unchanged
SsAsGHAE, Nov, az, 1894
Tea dull Silk advancing Elk hange 6s. I'd
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
(,oRNs BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, &C., CURED WITH
~ pain by DR. RICE, IS B0wery. Rce's Annhilatoy
curescorns, buions, &c BY mail % cents.
U,o BOOKSELLERS, NEWS AGENTS, 6UrLER6,.
i Postmasters and all others.
BRADY'S TWENTY-FIVE CENT NOVELS
(Fify In number),
comprising select and choice novels Of SylvAnu1
Cobb Dr. j. IL. Robinson Ned Bunne, Miss Earle, Profess
Incraham Margaret Bount 6c., &C. are now ready.
These Novels beyond a qrestcl the most popular ana
saleable IN the market They prosuscly iusIad WITH
engrasings from designs by barley and ebeished win
costly illuminated covers
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS EACH.
The supplied fifteen dollars hundred Five
hundred copies for sixty dollars and a cents One
thousand copies for hundred ana twenty dollars
Catalogues Of oil books sent Application 70 any i'd
dress.
- Ann street. N. Y.
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Our Key West tFla.) Correspondence.
Wusw Jou 4 yRAk

In my letter Of yesterday narrated the arrival Of tho
United States steamer Galatea Since then have re-
ceived further intelligence of the dongs Of that vessel
She lief. Cape Hayien the 10Th ult and on the Sth
she fell in with tho United States steamer Glaucus,
of Great Inagua- An attempt was made to tow the
Gaucus into Key West but in consequence Of the preva
ence Of norther the Gaatea with her tow, put into
Gonaves St Domingo where they arrived on Christmas
day. Thence the aatea went 10 Cape Hayden for fur
Their orders when Commander Sanford ordered her 70
this place On the arrival Of the Galaea here the Mag
noa sent for the Gaucus which has lost her ruddsx
md uro
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r,rpyuAu,s FURNITURE BxPREss-BURNHAMb
X F.rt,re Boxiur Embellishments Furniture OF Iamn,
moved IN cy country. STORAGE Tor turn vcs ~
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Oncr and Acceptance Of tho Steamship
Rcbccca Clyde to Garry Provisions 60
Savannah.


Savannah.
The following correspondence explains itself -
New YoRK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP Co.,
Nc. 252 BaospwAy, NEW YORK, Jan =, ls05 J .
r. H. McCrRoy Esq, Chairman COMMITTEES for Relief OF
DsaR sR-At meeting Of the Board or Directors Of
this company, held this day, the following resolutions
Resolved That We offer Of the steamships Of our
line free OF charge TO the committee OF the Chamber OF
Commerce 70 carry the proceeds OF the contributions Of
the citizens Of New York TO the cit Of Savannah
Resolved That the steamship Rebccca Clyde owing TO
her dagh Of water and capacity best adapted for that
BY order Of the Board
l. r. MERRILL, Secretary.
NV YoRK, Jan III, 1885.
L. T. MEnRnl, Secretary New York and Washington
Steamship Company
Dear SAVIOUR letter ofthe 7thinst generously tend
ering the Rebccca Clyde Of the steamships Of your
company, 10 the committee ofthe Chamber OF Commerce
TO carry the proceeds OF the contributions of the citizens
of New York TO the citizens Of Savannah, duly
ccved and laid before that committee and charged
by them 10 signify to you both their acceptance OF your
noble offer and their appreciation OF the spirit In which
rendered am, rcspec fully your obedien servant
r H. McCURDY, Chairman.
Tender OF Labor I'm Frcighting the Re-
bccca Clyde.
NV YoRw. Jan 10, 1865.
To Rmnv COMMITTEE, appointed by the Chamber OF Com
i,nqrfmrv-The undcrsg ncd most respectfully offer
their services gratis coopers TO put in shipping order
all OASIS cases Sc OF provisions winch may Dc sent 70
NJ HI W. j. DUANE, ~ and 81 Old slip.
To Jcas ArsN sTvEc', Jr, Secretary Of Chamber OF
Commerce.
Nrw YonK, Jam II, 1895.
yessrs NJ II Gw Y prlHE:-
GgSrKwES-Your not0 OF yesterday date, generously
tender ng your pc ces as co0rcrs To- put IN shipping
order any packages destined for the relief OF the sncr
ora Of "A annah bas been re oycd and your oser has
been AFR, pied by the moc The r. bcoca Clyde s
al Iicr NJ "a Fact liver Wall street
You viii DO good enough % call for Instructions upon
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AT ea SEVENTH AVENUE, THIRD HOUSE ABOVE
IN Twenty third street. ut the branch Office, NO. East
street door from Broadway opposite Mahi-
Park ladies' and gentlemen viii be astooished sec
the prices paid Wy the Original ana honest dealer MlkIZ,
for Cast 0 Clotnog Carpets Jewcl &C. From $40 TO $6c
SIX Dresses $hto 3j for Coats SIS To SO for Pants
call addressed TO rer OF the above places Will
be attended in and of the CITY, Ladies waited ON by
Mrs Mntz.
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AT 100 SEVENTH AVENUE, CORNER TWENTY.
N third street. HARRIS CASHBERt, tho original agent
from the West received barge order for ladies' and gentle.
Cast on Clothing. guarantee TO 100 per Gems
higher any other dealer Please try by calling or ad.
dressing~H. CASHBERG, 100 Seventh avenue. Ladies Az
tended BY Mrs. Cashberg.
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On motion Of Mr.. w. H. HARMs, the following COM
mee was appointed TO carry the object OF the
ing-H ram Walbrdgc, Thomas Durham, Ezra Nyc, J.
8 Williams Archibald Baxter, j. J. Marvin Lewis Rob
erts, Ed Cromwell, F. p. Abbott, +. W. Coleman, Il
Randolph X. H. Lambicr G. d. Cragin, s. A. Sawyer, A.
s. Orr, r.. 8 Brown, Edwin Wilson.
General wNBRIpGE stated his willingness 70 serve on
the committee, but nominated Mr.. George d. Cragn,
President Of the Exchange, chairman Of the commit
tee, which was unanimously adopted
TIE meeting then adjourned.
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TTENTION-M. MARKS, 222 SEVENTH AVENUE,
IN near Twenty.hfth slreet-Iadies and Gentlemen
receive the highest each price for their Cast or Clothing.
G rp.ts Furniture, Jewrlry, Thu hest do To-
please ca note sent By post will be pnnctnaly at
tended Ladies' attended by Mrs. MARKS In and out Of
he
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a--aila-a iss|a-s4-=-z-
CLOTHING.

4 TTENTIoN.-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN ARE
n granted 30 receive the highest price for Cast OF
Clothing Carpets by ealing LEON, SOL "a Third
avenue Ladies' attended by Mrs. Leon
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r RICH NOT ID H A ID,
&C., &C., &c.

Rebel Treasury Notes or tho Old Issue.
From the Richmond Sentinel JAN OIL
law has passed Congress- and been approved by thu
President extending the time within which Treasury
notes Of the old issue be exchanged for notes Of h
new issue TO the 1stday of July 1866. One hundred
dollar notes OF the old issue not included in the pro
visions Of the act, and are, therefore, vaJueless.
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A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF H0ussho ,.n
~ Furniture for sale sscriceThe properly " t.,s
ueman leaving the city Panoforte, Bronfcs rar rrs
tue Psinngs Stituay Chamber ana Dinns ~, .,rss
China Glass and Silver Ware lis West Twenty hro street,
Sixth avenue.
Y,oR sAr,E-rwo PARLoR CHANDELIERS FouR
II lights each, bronze, and one nan A"s"A i"f'"o 80
Fulton street.
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fpoA "a, DC.
Ship Courier (Br), from Niork for Liverpool April 10
Bardsey

fpoA "a, DC.
Ship Courier (B) from NNork for Liverpool April TO-
Foreign Ports.
ANrrR, Feb l6-passed by Alexander Decker from Bos
ArFc,so, PR, April I'm port brig Executive, for Balu-
BaEarRnAvIs April Arr Iiansa (s), Won santen,
York.
L BORDEAUX, April s-Ar rislia Alexandra, Pssnanacn
4 DTAl April II-trr Living Age Nichols Caao.
FRoSrERA, no daelu port Lligs ii Brooks for NYor
GLasc5I April IiArr in the clyde Paciac Ray Aicant
GIBRALTAR, Aprl Arr ship speed~el, Copper Bare
leblanc New YORK 'or Malta; 9th, Br bark George Bel,
Perry Gag ri for Boz y GA, bark Henry, Blair, M
Nosc KosG. Feb .JArr Ocean Rover, Wicomb. NJ,
bourne.
City Of London s, rere NYork; Africa (sl, Anderso
Boston; llth Corca Cary, NYOsk.
sid sh, Sir Peel iarrabee New York; 10Th, Anerctc
cid IO,h, Adelaide, Cutting, NYork.
Eat out st Scotia , Judkins, NYork; 10Th, Belle Woo
LONDON April IO-Arr Clara Morse Lawrence Port Ans
Ent out I0lh Hudson. Pratt Nyork
LEiTH April lO-Afr Elyira Owen, Oliver Caao.
NEWCASTLE, Apr Fiat out, ArkwrlghI Caulkins for
QUEENSTOWN april 1O-Arr Clara Wheeler wlmarth. Lii
erPoo land sd for Nfok llth Ciiy o. Cork 81 Tboets
ROTTERDAM, ApIil 6-Cld Germana, FRANKIE New York.
RANGooN Fe6 2Iln port sarah Nemmsn, Sope nsiep
bina, Woodward and Enoch Benner Benner all Tor Euro
FoyAS April 7-sid st Jean, Fradn, San Francisco.
SnAScHAE, FEB lS-Arr tat Woosungl, Oliver Cuts Rai
NYork. sid ih Nestor Clout,an Chcioo; 10th, Cataps
Stevens, Swaton, 18th, Rover, Huns. do.
--LATEST PER STEAMSHIP CITY OF wAsniSGTosl
bourne rduia at Marsees; john Beltrnm at Hamburg,
Arr from Boston. ilylng Buck, at Melbourne
Arr from Portland, Australian, At Melbourne
Arr from San Francisco. Afgossy, at Singapore
[t6r add tionot hipnc'o re-, til page
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asked what should be done with the assassin, what
should be the penalty, the forfeit exactedf know
that he should pay the forfeit with his life.
And hence We see there ars times when mercy
The one should temper the other and bring about that
proper mean. And II would say this VII the case
was the simple murder Of one man by his fellow man,
what should we when asked what shall be done WIN
him or them or those who have raised mpious hands 70
take away the life OF nation composed Of thirty MI
lions of peopeY What would be the rel ~ to that ques
ton? Bat while in mercy remember justice, In the
language that has been uttered say justice towards the
leaders, the conscious leaders, but also say amnesty
con ilation, cemency and mercy to the thousands Of
our countrymen whom you and know have been de-
cev d or driven INTO this Internal reb II on And so
return to where l started from, and again repeat,
that IL is time our people were taught TO know that
treason is crime, not mere political difference, not
mere contest between two parties, In which one sue
ceeded and the other has simply failed. They must
know is treason for If they had succeeded the life Of
would have been destroyed Sur y The constitution suf
ncientiy nncs treason. IL consists In levying war
and comfort With this definition it requires the exer
clse OF no great acumen ascertain who traitors II
requres no great perception to tell US who have levied
war against the United Staes does 1t require any
great stretch Of reasoning ascertain who has aid
70 the enemies OF the United States; and when the gov
eminent Oh the United States does ascertain who the
consc Gus and intelligent traitors the penalty and the
forfeit should be paid; (Applause.) know how
ones home. can sympathze with him whose all has
been taken from him-wilh him who has been denied
the place that gave his children birth But let us witha
in the eoration OF true government proceed temper
ately and dispassionately and hope pray
time will come, believe, when all return and re-
main at our homes and treason and traitors driven
from our land-(applause)- again law and order
shall reign, and the banner of country be unfured
every inch Of territory within the the United
States. (Applause) In conclusion let thank you
profoundly for this encouragement and manifesto
ton Of regard and respect and you that
give greater assurance regarding the settlement OF
this question than that intend discharge my duty,
and in that way which SHALL in the earliest possible
hour bring back peace to distracted country And
hope the time is not far distant when our people can all
return their homes and fresides and resume their
I riOus ayocationS
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THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
From the Manchester Guardian (cty article) April IL
The funds continue Their upward course and further
improvement of eighth has been established in
soils, the first and last bargains being at 81 for
money AT one time IL was touched for money, and
9lH for the 9th of May; but few sales then
effected, and caused partial reaction.
The discount demand at the bank has been little
more active; but in the Stock Exchange loans offered
at "a 3 per
Foreign securities show scarcely any aiera-rr - ext
can is unaered at 271s The Cse loan is fur
ther ,, nVrse at 81 ~
n Shares and railway stocks have been steady
II The suspension of Charles Joyce X Co., East Ind
& merchants, is announced 1t been caus q by tn
uninterrupted cl nc in Eastern and other produce
y their general liabilities are 81, 100 900
LospoA, Apri 10, sc5
Consols Cor money, 81 a 9IN
United states lyeiw,ntcs 5gis p. niinols Contra
4 shares 81 0izi Erie h4Tea, 5t,r Or
TuE LIVERPOOL QOTToN Nti4tt7.
LIgERro Fl. Agd a. ieG5
4 TIC sales Of cotton Tor ne weok ,lfc as y have
haen ~ 900 bales lnciudng COO 10 sy.culators and
IN o5yfa exporters Prices have declined I'D I'D.
q ~ das-Iipi.sa+ fho aGtnOrized quotations are-
faIr or uns 1870 nd;.!ing Orleans, 141sd mddling
Mobile - a.; fair uraIlds, 10 ga inddhng npands,
.l3zd sales to-day fhursday) wcrc 6OcO bales The
ina rLet clos ny duh, with downward tendency. The
stock of In port 6000 900 bales Of which 900
bales American. To morrow being Good Friday,
there will be no market
Breadstufis are quiet and steady.
Provisions steady, except lard, which has downward
tendency.
The produce market is inactive.
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MIR. william ii. Merriam's Despatch

MIR. william II. Mcrriam's Despatch.
Ngw YoRK HERALD Rooxs, /
RICHMOND, Va, April ga NJ
MAJOR GENERAL ASSUMES COMMAND or THE Mill.
TARY DIVISION JAMES.
The following order has just been issued by Major
General Hallcck assuming command Of the military
division of the James
GENERAL oRDERs-xo l.
HEADQUARTERS, military DIVISION or THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, Va, April %, 1885.
l. In compliance with General Orders No II, Wal
Department, dated Adutant Generals ofice Washing
ton, April 10, current series, Major General H. W. Hal
eck assumes command Of the military division which
embraces the Department of Virginia. the Army Of the
Potomac and such part Of North Carolina may not be
occupied by tho command Of Major General Sherman
H. The following stat officers of the division are an
nounced-
Brevct Brgader General j. Kelton, Assistant Adju-
tant General
Major ID. G. Wager, Assistant Adjutant General
Colonel George Thorn, Chief Of Engineers
BY order OF Major General HALLECK.
J. Q. KELroy, Assistant Adjutant General
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STCLT .EsMAN.

4 KNOXVILLE, Tenn, AprIl "a, 1865
Among the trophies of General stonemans expedition
are twelve battle flags and banners and old United
States flag found in the house Of loyal citizen at Sails
Z bury.
The famous PEN where many unfortunate Union pris
oners pned their lives away burned to the ground
few United States prisoners found skeletons OF
their former selves Almost all Of them died their
way Knoxville They preferred to die under the Stars
and Stripes than be left in the loathsome hospitals Of
isbury
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THE TALLAHAssE AN ENGLisu MsRoHANrMAs.
Az Liverpool II stated that hc cruising days OF the
the Amelia and VIII shortly he placed in tho merchant
ryico. She continued however 20 ny the rebel nag
and vas an OBJECT OF great attraction Ia the Mcrsoy.
ACTION OF THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT IN
MAIETAiNtNG ENGLfSH NEUrRALIIY-ruE REELS
PREVENTED FROM ENLISTINg NEN.
Prom The London Tme7. April III
BY the arrival Of tho Nh lras lave received intei.
gcuc ga Melbourne to ,hc a February The lrn.
cal i.n Of aells cnce Is an account Of the proceed.
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THE Stewards,
The Condition OF Secretary Seward and
Hts Son.

THE MORNING REroRT.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON April H-9 a. NJ
Hon. NJ STANTON, Secretary OF War;
sIEI have the honor TO report that the Secretary OF
State is free from pain and stronger this morning
hr Frederick Seward passed quiet night Very TO-
spectfuy, your obcdlent servant
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General
TIE EVENING REPORT.
WASHINGTON April a. 1862
Hon. E NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War
SRI have tho honor to report that the secretary OF
State su. up for several hours Today and is comfortable
tonight
Mr. Frederick Seward IA stronger and more conscious
than at auy time since his injury. Worry respectfully,
your obcdcut servant,
J, X, DARNE3, surgeon. General,
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the new Quarantine bill II rsvses all the existing pro-
visions and will prov de amply for all contin encies OF
quarantine at New York by giving the Health Oicsrs
police force and all other necessary facilities autho
rty II has been opposed certain points affecting
Staten Island by Mr. Rdgcway but those being conceded
there is no doubt Of the bill becoming a law
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THE NATIONAL BEnEAvEMENT.

A steam Boiler Mates Isneyolcn, Associaton held q
aS.S sSsV wefe a4o t '0 inc ''s
cere regret of the death Of Abraham Lincoln President
the United States by The hana Of an %s De
proper to give expression to our sorrow on TINS meah
Resolved That we tender to his bereaved family our sr
pahy looking FOR consolation to Him who 'e"per 'he VIII
psrsas s.d body 81 = a as eISssa1
all boiler makers M Il sP w s@FT Sn re"
TH Ecsai MsAmsAs, Recording sesrst.y, -, i.
%'a % Ml.f T"s.s.y Military Hall l9 Bower
ssas :2ss; . e Sssa
their on 20 ecoeI ibis TUESDAY morning the puPo,e
e jSrns i, Oh: osss e'ea''' 70 our T g. DiSGaHS
TrAwKINs, zouAvEs NINTH NEW YORK VIOLIN
IL members Of tits regiment a are g
dress TO part the funeral procession Of our lamente
President Ds 0'' wM J. ROGERS, Acting Commander
n AND A. M-TiIE MEMBERS OF LArAyErri
r.. lodge, No. g. y. and A. NJ are requested 10 meet
Odd Fellows Hall this day NE Ss2sA Ma. s
w. InvIso ADAMS, Secretary
MASONIC YoTlCE.-NonMAL LODGE, NO. S23
broadway at 10 o'clock 81 Tuesday the goth inst 70
cease su Of the Chief ysss,raie o. the ynon
e,eg op e"Emsn street where those WHO DO not NICE
with The Lodge are requested 70 spd c1G f
TT ~ A.. COUNCIL NO. 1.-THE MEMBFRs ARE III
II rcctel 10 meet al 100 Rowey q loI o'clock this aorn
ing 10 take part the funeral obseGues OF our late Ia
mentpd President By ORDER -. =. =. ........... :.
ID LfcHrHKHEiS Sec. VIM H. MCKINNEY, Prosh
I ,rur NATION IL TEARs-A DlRGE IN MEMoRfb
md ain ,RrousRout the land Iou o toii our ehefsf.
dead Great God aud must q bel. Alas how brief Is ou
nortatv our Father, help, and bless 10 this agony
TOLL toi toll Music, very majestic and Impressive ~
Konrad Trascr MAY be sung solo, duet trio or IN w
chorus and arranged for he plano and organ ~ g W
marc, with bcsul porfs q Piesaent lincoln r.9
,N Y Sod bya tie music dealers, aud mailed free on J"
ceipt OF price, ~ cents