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TRADE NOTICES.

A MEETING OF ALL THE SHIP CAR.
a n'uierr l. fcIu,stoi 20 meet ~ Tammsny Hall.
NoI. IT, Fro, Alrn, nt pin. -aturda', 18TH 10 hear
tho report Ot your Committee IRON Washington.
lu.rugl attendance is rec u,sied, by order of T. y.
min, Chairman. 10
(lGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNION
- ~ telclrum from CHICAGO the undersigned b. i'm
io'Wc1 tlUie De- strike There. The trade viii take
du, notice, ana govern .hetaselves accordingly.
50 JNu. q. NouHR lF, Prcs
NOTICE To SEGAR MAkERS-A MEET
yin. v.il lie hold y tho IuuCrs Hal in orrh'rd'
IT. sunday Iuo.u,u @ O'Clock. At o.. KOCH, 4 ps.,
pro 'am. Itl.. WIEN .NN. Sec.
NOTICE To PAINTERS-A MASS MEET
Ing Of All The trades is to take place the Nthcn-
aCuTn, cor. 0f Atlantic and Clinton ~. ON M0rdar
evening next, April lT,h tor n purposc advinc-
IN the In crest Of the working mechanics. The
painters Of BROOKLYN are requested Ia be pleAeut and
10 cyo m thcr influence to promote the iuteIc. o. Of
the working classes. 90
TO THE WORKlNGMEN OF BROOKLYN.
i A sr,nd Wu. meeting Of the wo,kilgWcn OF
y oUkiyn viii le he'd n She N'hoyauir, cor. Clinton
and Atlantic eta, Monday evening, April II, AZ "a
O'Clock, ~ hch gucai0n- Of tho create urore cc
will b" discuaed. ly order Of the Norkln mems
Convention. l.. TORMEh, Tres. i. Il. NELLY,
sec. 40
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Tho President has srpointed Hon. D,S'rt $.
DiCKiSeoS TO the Office OF niied States District Al
,orney for This district Tho select on is good
one Mr DIcKrSsoS Is emincrily qualified for the
position, both by hrs personal worth aui fine c-al
Abilities md will doubtless perform ihc important
duties Of the Office with credit g. himself and to
the sat.siacsiou OF the Goycramcn'. M DicsrS-
EOS, during the present war has stood UP firmly
for the Union, and although bitterly cengIred by
some for the line Of policy which hc las followed,
he has thong out the oonies. acted consistently,
and according to his convictions Of duty. In rc-
lecttng him for tho rcSp.nsiblc Office in question
the President has acted wisely.
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A bill has bcen introduced In the si,te Bonste
providing Tor the Incorporation Of an at
designed n build houses for the poor or c,4sses
and enable the latter 70 gradually pay fJr them
under certain sipustbons. The proviri IONS 81 tho
bill have not been reported in detsL aodv there
fore We cannot At thc present time give an opin-
ion upon iis merits Il is evident, howovsp. un a
movement Of this kind, II lsgalizod and carried
out in the true spirit Of philanthropy, We uld 10
highly bsnenci, " the working olas.cs Their 9
an sbundsnce Of surplus capital in this ci ~, aud
phnsnthroplsts enough h. bring about .. radical
reform in The mode u life which a large portion
Of our people arc now obliged to endure rslyposo
then, that an sssrcistion Of the right kind Of mon
should be incorporate by tho Legislature. for tho
purpose Heated, they would have no difficulty In
negotla,ns all the money they requinoh al ak
or seven por cent, and they would then u. ready
W proceed with the plan suggested 'For this
purpose, suitable locality or localitie-- could 10
selected disrent W the city, where tho prico Of
land 10 comparatively low THIS land might 10
properly laid out in building lots, and .smAl Tut
neat cottages erected upon thom. poetic price
should thsn b. placed upon each no use, eSsc,y
covering all tho expenses Of It's const -iciion, and
q fcntal hnoulu Also NC ilt'ls ~ TAft tlht Noll
Just pay tho interest the inve.tn emf, together
with taxes, insurance, repairs etc. Tho houses
should ihon 10 let " the working 81 asses with an
Agreement that the payment Of ertsin sum po.
rodicaly, in addition 10 tho rent might be sp.
piled toward purchasing the houar, which would
eventually become the property of-bo tenant The
advantages Of some such plan - this wo-ih be, in
tho FIRST plsco, that It would encourage tho indus
ulA classes 10 save all they could for the pure
Of homes, and Il would give them greater inccn-
tive 70 eNerion than they have up Ter lhe present
circumstances. A plan Of this kbd would entail
no expense upon the parties carrying il out, for
,he rentals would pay the interea ald current ex-
penses, and the property, with the payments Of
purchase money, would always 10 worth the
original investment. In view Of the wretched
condition in which the great mhss ni our people
are now obliged 10 1--we, 1t s hoped that somo such
plan As that suggested VIII be adopted for their
lief The Legislature ought not To hesitate H. asa
any til having this desirable object In vicw, pro.
vided ii is prompted by pure philanthropy aud
untsinted by speculation
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hear any warning s1ven, that II was dangerous N
stand upon the roof Another, who fell In with the
roo, says he did no, think be stood on dangerous
place The remaining twelve Witnesses either
heard the warning voice Of residents, OF them selves
gave warning. Several Of the witnesses positively
testify TO the fact ihs, they aprroschsd tie m.n
who was directing operations and requested him 10
order the men on the dangerous roof At the
same time giving him sufficient evidence H. at tbcy
were owners " s.fn,'sr property and know the
danger the men werc In Their WARNINGS w-rc uu.
hooded, The witnesses tf,ntod ouptuously, and
subsequently & calamity occurred that might h.yo
been prevented ~ au energetic nan excr,islus
any authority over the frcr1en standing IN = dan.
gerols place. It seems Incredible that the brave
fellows who stood up n that burning tuliing,
should 10 recklessly r'nalu in so daugsruu. =
plsco but 1t seems su,l more reckless that voice
Of authority was not raised 10 warning. when tie
danger was made apparent We arc not prepared
To- say that even an authoritative warning would
have hecn heedcd hv the gallant men who fell INTO
Tic fiery crater bus We do believe that such a
warning should have becn given, II for no
other cause THAI 70 relieve tho man in
authority from any subsequent roepoulib h,y
Under the circumstances VIC cauuoi accept e YER
dict Of the brooklyn Jury m entirely In accordance
with the testimony of tho Witnesses anil the hcts
as disclosed by their evidence. As IL stands, it
does not arpcsr " have been founded uron the
facts that were scos,d, snd &c rs 60 have tc n
decided upon without receiving the due deli 'crs.
ton such an important matter deIcrvcL II s.mi
lar calamtie, are to be prevented In ,uG1rc.
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d u.

ChRRllI.-on Thurslay April 70. Marv. wife Of
th' l'U Michael Carroll IN the sd ve,r a her age.
fully rcuastod 10 attend the tuuersl on sunday, 10Th
6it WNcr IT. M
CAssInl.--on Friday, April H. Jane the beloved
lie relative, aui r. cui, Of the family arc respect
~, M. 'A''fh !. s..sn, ihy iupeta ~ sunda; alter
lid Hammond =, to Calvary Cemetery. l5I
GRANNY ON Friday, April H. i,G5, Patrick
Crnny' a native Of Queens CO.. Ireland, AGED -
Tor notice Of funeral see tomorrow Herald. =
DpiLE.-On hpsil 12,h, John Doyle aged 10 yrs
native Of Ittgeu-'oNu \vtA Co. kiiA-c, ireland.
The friends OF the family, AMI tho'e Of hi- bro.
lh"t fcW' a,o those OF his hrOh,r-in- .aw, bcrnld
1yfrcl, and the members ~ the Barry Benevolent
t1cicy are topc'iu'iy invited to ni'end the iuuy-
late !lsiGcuce 10 Cc4ue ~. -. Louis papors please
cop. rs
GRANr-At New Yors City Hospital, on Thurs
His friends ore respectfully invited 10 attend tho
iuuc, on SATURDAY Afternoon, 10Th inst, at ociock
Rom % Gold 81, BfooEyn. ~
MARTIN on Friday morning April ~ Michael
The relatives and friends Of the family sre rcercc,
iully nv tcd To attend the funeral, SUNDAY after
noon, APRIL TO- ~ o'clock, toin The residence Of his
cousin, John MeGui'c, o. pe4rl IT, BDoklyn. lsl
q ACKiNBJ III In this city. on THURSDAY. April
H. Edwin .on of James Qusckinuush. In the 24sh
year Of hIs age.
The relatives aud friends Of the family are respect
fully invited % G;end the iunoral saturday after
no' D, Ap u 80 GtiUs, nom tne Cc-ideDcc Of his
ton. 9GS
WALSH IN April Inn, Jane, wslsh arod NJ
ycgrs native - toe Parish OF Ouiuc, Old Court, Co.
Kilkenny. lfcend.
MAJ Tod have mercy on his soul
The iricndr Of the family are respectfully invited
mat. st O'Clock, from his late residence Is ~.
Marks Place, ';h Il. L.,
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The Future Treatment Of tho Rebels

"
Tho p,,,re Treatment of tho Rebels
,.,..,..- O., G.. ,,,,f,lng
..,- -, ,,,.,.n M,
,,...,,.. p...,,,.. -, and IN. Demo.
.,.- = -. ,,r,n IN, n-on.r
a. -. A.. ,,,,,.,,. n, winning
F,.'--,,--... A. A.. t-,,o,. Tho
-. ~. ,I..,r.,,,s h.-,b NINA.
a.. p,..i,.,,, 10 ,rs., with
80 - -.....,,.i ,,.,, vbo b,v. iolloucl
49, lee, n.v,s and ~. co-,r,Lor,
49,. ,,...,...,, u.,h A.. ,ddt,o, a
-. A.. oo,s.c,,,,, laws "w. have
-, ly, and ,ov la, 81, L,eh
,,r ru,,,b ,r..,on." ,ho,i,
p.U,I p.,.llic.,. who have no
t.. =, 90. A.. t.,to, r,.,orcd NATL every
49,, 30, 49,, d,.,,ncbi.ed. and the r,nn.n. %
tt.........r. ,ttyi.i .,ro,, thu MACK freedmen.
n 49, d.,,,,,.,,,., coplI now have their own
t.. t.. -,or,bs ,h, .,,uies O, GN,Sr and
s,-,v,s -o,td y. .-,,iovcI IN The slAuyhtsr "
ov.ry soo...ori., s,,,b o., Mason anl D11n's
to-. w ,,l.,, u esnua.. tho carnage until
81 si to,,. arm. AGAINST the Union
t,l loon ,-.,-,rin,t,l md buried. ouch viniic.
,,. ,..... 49,. Quit. IN accordance with the roc.
--lasu.r,u., Re-, .b,.-.ns who have shouted
.....,,.. f.,s.tv ..p,. The var began and uuless
u..,,,, SCI. -trlel. will ic proIu,uvc u evil.
-..t., ~. b,v.r,ner.onceI IA, effects o,
r.......t,r. l.fn,.,, .,,e, WIN have urgoi US ~
.-, ,-, A. q. ,r.,.-,,,..., es u, tho c institution
,,.,,.yco nus, bcy.r, how VIC h.arken ,o Iho
,.., ,yh. vy.,ii ny, d., 10 i.y tho whir upon The
..,-.I,ni v.,,.I..i back. 4 ,ts defeated rebels
It....., b, so.,sia, 3, our outraged feeling, W
,..v -.. ..,.,..,,.s, b,uy,ny from TO branches
700, .,., ,r,is tr,,,, ,Di il mi ght bo pleasant to
,,,.r,s.. n, uro-,.,.au u indicators marching
,..a..- ...... p.ys-,bs,e,, such An exhibition Of
...r...,v,. heb,,Ic al, A. . nation in Mo eyes
,,,t.,.,,lt. ..d,jt mn l,tres W the victories
~. t,vs camel. II w,ull not add Oil iuch 70 our
,r..,,,,.,.,., ,..,,,. g,sl. friend a. our
'..,. o-,..-,.,,,,v. -, dec.y o9 our nation
,-.r .,.-,. All. a.. in.u..,I-.,ion Of such =
.,,,. ,....,. ,ov,,,i, the man WHO have
,..-...,..I DO, -.n.r,,, F,r c,.rv AZ, e,,i,njs,
,.-......,,...,,.. -, t,,ion men would h. De.
.,..-.4...,., amir, nj, h,,-.1 10 .ny,pior.i.
,gt.. ,.,.,t,,t. tser,.u,, laco in tho heart, Of
$500. int, -. VOID within ,hi,
....-..,....,.-.. .h,.,,,y I'd, hpr,., nro.
..,,..,-,.,...,t,,.-l, ,,o,lt.,,l e,.,,v ia nsv,r
-..,I, A.,--,.i. And when N. co,o,eror i'm.
..stl...s.,,., ,,,,.r.. d, u,,h.rs In Nj,
~, 81, .s,.., ty s,r,, mighty convulsion
-. ..-.,,s-, ,..v.-,, ~ hi. authority
,,,,-. A.. ~, a, Nh, IN.
....,,.,..,l ,.,..., ,. 4, ,void ,h. ,o,k. ,,,o,,
....,-.,,.,,,, ~, 100. ,,recl,., al
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ME FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. 50
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

JOHN STREET NJ. h. CHURCH-Busin
81 and Workiucmen'- Daily f, MON Prayer Meeting,
nom to o'cncA. ChHs'isn brethren and sisters.
aud the public Feacllly age cordially invItCd 10 81
tend, fol tho whole or ANY pat u Tie hour ~
7 l.. BISHOP j. TO PREACH TO-MOR-
81 ros Evcuiug. at y O'C.oC H.. ~ tha SAuctlAry,
~ Lirt-t b" ON the Second Coming Of ,hrist aad
the Millennium" &c -
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N~ fort, Friday 4 mi H. T. R.-The luetua-
tions ia gold bul.cued ut Gnp.ns Merchants Ia
change 10 day, have te,n follows At 1929 A. NJ
il6S 1880 1917 1915, li5%; 1855, l4j II ic,
1877, ll!5 1i6 ll3n lij',; ll.3j rs; 1i.5t
1853, 1853 li6; 1915. la6 i2.2t no. i2.I5,
l46 o.; i.lN 1853 l5O li6; LIB, l45's; 2, lii ;
2l5, l&6 $50, i4G; 800, 1867, SO li6a; t.5j,
i46s T. liG&, Az l46a. The stock liontds and
God-roon cored, and the transactions were all
the street, but very little burinrs, doins aud
prices we're unsettled. The order from tho War de-
pariuent to rIop the absorption OF into the army
aud to remove military restriction, trade and
commerce. gave Al impulse to railroad securities,
which Wa Indicated by an igroguiAr upward move
mont in the quotations. Governments Wcie rcafc.
AMI fairly sctiye, with very litilu deposition TO sell.
There little no demand for moucg to-taF, aud
the market remains cpy At 3 "a Ter cent. Com
mercal paper per cent, f!s'-cG-r SER
ling eNchansc duh and nominal al 10. 1913 for
bankers bills ON Change to-day Flour VAS dull,
snd prices were without decided change. wheat vas
frncr for sp9ias and dun Tor Wintor. Com was
scaIec and iiim. Oats were hrm with pu,y a limited
supply o1enns Pork was timer. Beet and LAID
lSero dull, and Whiskey was dull and decidedly
over,
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al 50 green, / tOa2 o prime burnt st. DOMINGO, 40
a6c JAve. SIC rye, 15c.
Er,ad ard Crdekers Wheat. loaf 5aloc rye, ioc ;
Graham, llc Extra pilot. per POUND l,al5c sect
crScker,, ltaloc Boston lbal6c sodG l5sl'c; but
ter, l5si1c.
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THE NEW YORK sun.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL is, 1866.
TIE Advertiser.

wsvond sssin remind our advertising r.'ron'
hat ,rir favor. -il BE- "too hit for clASsho.iion,
luIp handel In at on counter bei0re niBe ooloct.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tic nttrntlon Of hnsinc.s men IL here,


especially directed to tho large sale Of Brooklyn pro
per'y adgerscd IN another column, 10 take place on
Tue .Iay, 18th ~ the Exchange Sale. Room, III
BroAdEay, a; IA ". The charter ior ferry from
Nc- York 10 Greenwood has pas.'d the Losi.laturc.
which viii Immensely tdd 10 the value OF th, other
vise desirable prorcrv Ys5
A.-tse the Best!-tt VIII Certainly Dcs-
troy Moths Now IL the tine. Ask Tor Bowden's
Moh ucs'ro,inr Packet Tor preserving Co.hs, Furs.
Ca pcs, Rotes Blankets and 80 Wooden Goods from
Mo'hs and oil Dcstructive ln'cct, For Sale by all
nrireiss age
stop that scratching aud use Nheatop's
Itch Ointment. II cures Itch and sal, i,heum in
ioryeirht hour, and all enl?tons Of the skin. sold
by all Druggist. dlt
tity Surveyor-J. T. ~hIpmau, rs Ann 81.
~ So made il th" Country 80
busbfuiD, ~ How to overcome it.-s'cc
fhronoloricr Journal, IanuAr 30, p CTS. Fowler
4 Wells 80 BfOa iWay, y y. 80
Priccs Greatly ReJuced.- -prinE Itothing
IN every variety TT = B Badsiu's III and ~ Bovery
LARGEST s.or'iutut Aui store in the ci'y. Better
~ gee aud pric's lvss. Chili'cn'. drT1r'mcu'. 3lI
Grover n Bater's First Preu,iuu, Ella .tic
slt'i md Lex stitch Sealing Machines, 1875 Bsuld-
We" Sew 1oik aud zJb tai ON -, Bookyu. 800
Wheeler q, Wilson'S Highest Premium
lo"L-sdt'h Sewing Machine, ami ButouhOe Ma
chino. 90 Bio,dwAy, Nc- York. 81
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Washington MARKET Retail Report.

hNsIh hfptAhs
FLIuAl EyESIS,, Apri, II, 1905.
Although the psst week hss witnessed noFrost re-
ducion in the price. Of any OF the leading articles OF
household consumption, yet a glance A. our report
to-day III show that eNoop n the vi meats and
some 'urctie, OF tIimet's poduce, a grlIus rcluo-
ton OF prices being effected which, although pc.-
hLps not ct in proportion to the rspd tall gold,
nevertheless We believe II IA /. continued until
something k. the old ale Of prices shall have loen
reached. Within the pat lew week. sugar has fallen
from p to lIsl> cents reg round coffee tom 6J 70
q cents, butter om d. 10 30 cents and many other
articles In the ratio Meats, however, still re-
tam and even exceed, the cSora'aut p.ices tAey
commanded when gold WIS 81, the beet qualities
being quoted to-day As high rs 5O cent? hut as the
cry OF short supplies IL onccr available, And fish
and eggs age becoming chosp and plenty, We shall ere
long, doubtless, siness "r ul" in the present out
rascous prices. Aean, why ia II that We have no
reduction in Tho price o. farmers p7oiuccy Hereto
fore whenever aiuron has been male 60 tie cxorhl-
tAnt price, OF country produce farmers have "a kcl
Of the cot OF poyendcr the high price, Of groceries,
clothinc, &,, and claimed that they were forced to
io 10" the upwaid range Of the marFrts etucru q.
liut Vroyend"r has fallen ~ per cent cotton roo'.
have teen lar oly reduced IN prices coffee tea, touI
m Ar, Sc, can lee obtained 40 large It.uy ion
the pilcr hen cold NNs up; yet the c'gs M drA"r
r'l tc'Hu hCir DAD pyC"s, and rcr rr-oyrI 90 long
az ,hC community ARE willing ~ HuuHt 90 'lrigtN
tort omit, demands, not 10 nhht" l''. VIII, these
IN n.y. shouli nor follow the un" law Oh tul ie. to
othrr comuOLi lee, ami b, ehe utuClce Of ,Nvhaurc
IN Icsuiatiuy these p.c'. doct no. Nuk both Wa ~,
l' N' i'N' "a 80 ','..oF Nuc" h' 500. teen "-'ir.
nctolily cNpia,avu. ltch CSt- rlc lem" Iccs we'd
~ fio'l NhWnusnc', AMI are i'tNu. Al io iot @ao.
prices RANGING from 81 10 a. 'ou'r each tCtoItug to
SIZE SPUN Nugctf OF hot-houso IoWth such No
! cu.unlr which retail -. ",'b. 'rAi9 each, ns'a1-
! ru. A. Gu trufA bunch, mud 'uunHh 70 cent prr
| bunch are Vuit" abundant ,iNuile-' =. 9lo"ns
nre t,-tnJ's quotations at Warrington Na.srt Hnl
| NC.hiiN
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING OF
~ tho rrtuu. Mathew 4. 4. q. Soci.t., 80. Any,
via he held SuGia', at ~, Nm, m Father Ma,hcT
lrin "a, E-Irs, will laircas the meeting. sing
~ hv Ne-sts Grc.nv ooi, ferRn, aud ctcr-. tp-
sct' N.B."fhc mcmic.s Of me C0uccr Committees
are directed 10 meet A. The hill ~ PM on 'aisc
A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING or
lyn vii ho held no Heir Temperance Hal, o. Court
Il q. Gnnlny sygni.s A',I i.th, AZ Gs.yh The
and John DuuA, aad Nucasts, Metsrs y. Kelly, bow
me- Hoi1.' md l.g ., viii le plcsc4t On iGe o.
rnd. nENNIs hLKEuAN' FROST EDWARD
FKAiNt, sec. III
A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD
sanGsy, At S' T. ~ a. 5p;atcr Se%7, SaSr sHd
to lei. sYLNGs'Lh blRNE, rrost. =, WALSH,
A TTENTGOE-EXCESSIvE pRlNKERS
a u3urpE 81 mixers END i-,e' drnhe. You
i. \. t. ,occt 40. OF Bro5abn. A. their Hail 30
nut az Court Al, ua SUNDAY e. tuNg' Mp ID ln, -
H. Inu.ton ErI., and the yono .nu,v aud timc-hou-
orci r.csidru, Of the = i1mcs T. c. T. \. 49, Socicty
vocalist ami conp. o.. j, =" krr t~i., Maurice
J. .pn, ,. 10. Of 7t Iulc.'s NrN OK, aud uthe.,.
.Ar"ith LYONS, Pcs. GEuR - UsLll,
/ HATHLR MATTHEW T. A. B. S0CILIN,No.
! ! U,t GlrcuQu' - viii hold pa gt...-.. s1cu
ucci!n- et thor ne Fan Ga ~ q A. II. 90
n, Eisdfgs ~ = :. lo 2 YAH. C2iriEri fro,-
EATuEE MATHEW 7. A.B. SOCIETY, 80,
to dcll'Nt'Fci suada, eysniaa by p. < sutton e.
saya.. ,yt??.aI,.t,' ii. GALLAGiii'f, fios'. ;i5nS
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Now Is THE TIME TO Use DR..
LkAIHEs YELLOW DOCK SYRUP
Ro' p,SsasS @ IL, An, 42I
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
E'ATHER MATHEwT. A. B. SOCIETY, NO
NOTICF-THR MEMBERS OF HIBERNIA

' Benevolent SOcIety requested 20 h punctual
In Their attendance At the -pecia NEE nz " he held
Saturday eyeninr, April 10Th, At their rooms lg5 ".
lTth e. ~ 49, In relation to prcscnts Of new
tags. Nv order Of EDWARD NJ iLAI GHLlS,Pres.
PETER MJIpOON, sec. 2b6
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A PUBLIC MEETING WILL b HELD
n Il the hsll Of tire Father Mathew Z. u. Z. 4. T..
society, branch No. |. -, Hudtln st. to-ilorrow,
SUNDAY, at . T.. NJ. spcaNcrs, Ne.tr. J %u,or snd
Nridcn. S.n.C.s. NH--rs. Kan AMI Dee an. lirll
To let. SlLNts ia bNRNh, frost. y. WALSH,
Rec. Sec. no
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LEATHER MATHEW. 7. A. Il. SOCIETY,
L No. =, OF Nes loll,, hall between ~ "A ana o5 h
s,s AMI Sth ave-. Suuda, evening, Nj, j, Wa.i1ed
Ir' PtlE lJuse, Asa hinel,., rad Mo- MiInn +
r. PUR CELL, rIcT, THOMAS MGAGHEk Rec.
Sc, ia
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THE YOUNG MEN'S FATHER MATHEW

Il society No. I, OF ~ y. rii hold public toinGer-
ancc NEE ing at their hal. conner Of 34th e. and Sh
ave, on SUNDAY evening, April 18Th 1,55, at ~
ocsy l.. The meeting viii he sddI csrcd by the Hon.
&. T. Mills and Henry carroll, Fol Singing by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-05
I,sTlON.

DRIVATE INSTRUCTION AT TOWN
i SENDS Commercial Academy, ACO Bosery. be- .
Nv Houston Il. bookkeeping, Srrlns, ArithisaLlr,
algebra reaeine, speiue, gIlmmef Nc, laugh, With
out eiAAsas suIe1o alvantss' TOR oluiring eon.-
plete conn eTcil and Ing ish 0dneAti0a, 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-05
WN-VEyh.

A FBw GOOD. STUJT BOYS WANTED
n cr the ms ,ntrst re 8 feei nigh and o.rr Is
ye>,p of are h. highest ssrr1tte pushd in cssh Ap
~ a III U,, Of ths Rsiisf Association, 50 Cerars
. Ia Ca4s. WELLS -
A NUMBER Of MALE AND FBMME
(lbep uan,eA ~ W Ei.PLk.N' ~ ofls, . Whftchs,l
Il. ogpo ne Brc-dwsy, ~ god situstioU Thee
stei, len, ~ p.oyt-i ipmeiiaiely r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

USIoS 40 AID iloEr. SocsErY. A. the
annual meeting o. thc Union Agricultural
and lIorticn'turai Socir'y. a Ssmner and
Hartford. Isaac Cushuan ~as appointed
Secretary. in place Of Shsron Robinson. r.. .
dvciinel. TIE foiio-ing awarding commit.
tees ~erc appointed.
~ ue-sr. 81 r,its. Fi.rhsist ,ia-rlii. rufh-r
Hons e. oss ri
81. ora al Est.ns.n
T-ettia. Hstsh.-Cyru. n Hall. Aii-u E.rr,li.
Hcris.-rss. 7. Clever. r..-hsi r,-un~y, su--
~ Warfrri
Fsrrs Creg.,- l-.sl.u,is ". H-gs.. Jo.hus nsr-
Eo,t. ss.i \ rIgst.'ir. -wgl.-, tri.h. Josiah 7
~trf.en. Ps-sr lh.r1aas-
t'rsvter MA 60, - t~sa, gau-.- ~ Eu.-si.
Me- Clstir. -yvrna-a r. 10y. St-ph-u e.
u-li.. ~ts-rs. 80 Hsiers- Nsfhsuisi Ge-riaa.
Jas'lua nouug. Auserira rauu~r.
~hrrn arr ~1Flrr .-nnhn rhrrnrsrn. fr.. rotn
Farrur1. ilriur Eotinsor-
werkiuc oses, "a I-.f--fahn D. -trtsssn. CO
49, fiarrsff. n Ifnarn ~. o. usnn.
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fr-li.-israe. :. Harr,it. Nsrri,i F.rssa.. t.s-i.
No. ruisi,er ara W., nsrlauaiu D. Ealta.oa
ErI VIE
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f--ai 49, uousv.-I..., ri-h.rtson ~ WE
trtln Ep1iusen ana We, Hsf--tiu iastcr ant
Esof. ans sho-s.-nasd SAL. wlliau r.e2
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uraia. Mr. hrHn rnfa
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-11

Ina Cuicsoo TrS~Sf- TIE immense
orih for The east -nd of ihr Chacsso AXE
tunnsl ~ saos.sfaiiy launched on Mondsy
Il uas a. FEET inches high. ard buiit IN
rerts-onsi form. in . circamscrihinr cirri-
cf 90 i-l f'ct IN diamstcr. Ia - buiit Of
lcrs ore foos sIuare. and consists Of thrcc
walls. a. a ii.ia,-c of % feet from each
Other. ica,inga central pcnfa-ooal space
having a. INSCRIBED circle of 2j feet. with-
IN Which ~iI D. fNcl d. iron a. Under. .
feet in diameter. 90 run from thc water line
20 thc tunnel. 90 icrt bcl3v Ire surface
and so feet bei1v thc tc,i of tbc iakr. 1 h.
CRIB :. thorcurhiy brac-i in every dirsc-
to-. - that y u,i-hs D. tuusbicd ovvr sna
Over and over without injrrv. u con'ains
~. 90 icct oflannbcr. board measure. AMI
80 ton. 81 iron bolts IL wcishs about SO
tons. The oatsiie Is thoroughly cauikcd
IL vas toEcd % ifs position. two miles fraas
the shorr. on The same dav. an,l tie rroccs.
Of sinking begun by opening sluiccs and
placing some COO tons Of .ton, in The bulk
hcads. The cFib ~il bold $50 tons %
stone ~hen allied. givins an extra ~cight
Of 500 ions for siea1ying against thc
waves The CRIB - nov buil; oil stand
ab1ui seven sect above abe water line. bat
~h fiicd boz. anoihcr eve feet vii b,
ADDED IL . expected that che cNcavafion
viI BE- commenced a. the i,ke end aboat
the middle Of Sepfember. vhen the work
vil o. prosecuted from hoih snds an be
probabis fnishol ia iscirc monfhs iro,n tie
present date Exactly one-iaiol of tlc
Whole icu-'h 3, a,rcady 6ai.bcI. 4 house
Is 10 b. ba.ii over the csib. Co enable the
men o. Work b. al ucaihcrs
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