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Rally the System.

After disease has been o,nqutred. there Ia still the
weakness that It leaves behind II to be removed Con.
yaescencs ia q tedious Rffair. II the euieebled and
fasciI muscles. the shattered nerves. the thin and
watery blood could speak, they would cry for help In
too many such help Is given them not OF the
right kind The aery stimuants Of commerce do harm
They kindio temporary fame which Is mockcry.
Their effect passes, and the last state Of him who uses
them Is worse than the nrst.
Not such 10 tho effect Of HosrErrKR's STOMACH BIT.
TKns There 10 wbao to their toning properties
Balsamo plants and barks and roots contribute their
restorative juices to render this soothing and strength
enng preparation PROTECTIVE and ngMgDIAI agent.
It's basis Is the only stmuaut which has ever been
produced containing no sel oil or any other delete.
rous clement The most careful and skiIlful chemiss
have ana5zed the Ditters, and pronounce them harm
less
This is scientific testimony; but the testimony Of the
hundreds OF tbonsands who have oxperenoed tho pre.
ventiye AID curative effects Of the Great Vegetable Tonic
and Anerdtiuc Of modern times 10 a! more conclusive
In feyeSand ague dyspepsia biouansss nervous com.
plants general debility and chronic complaints It Is 40
nearly nahlho anything In this fallbe world can
De. SOLD overyWhere April %
nm
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From Jamaica


Tho steamer Crusader, from Kingston, Jamaica,
on the 18th inet arrived at New York late on Sat-
urday night.
messrs. Russell, Gurney, and Maule, OF the Roy
a. Gommisston, sailed for England, in the Royal
nan oompany's steamer lamar, on tho morning
OF the 9TH mat. Thoy we're just eleven weeks in
Iamalca, during nine Of which they were iinces-
SANITY engaged In tho labors Of the Commission
examining tho hundreds OF witnesses whose owl.
aehce WAS taken relative to the late disturbances
ana thGir suppression. Messrs. Gorro and Payne
OF tho English bar, sent out by the Jamaica Com.
mittee 70 watch proceedings in tie interest Of
Mrs. g. W. Gordon, DR.. Underhill; and others.
and the special correspondents OF the London
Journals left In the same steamer with the Com
missioners on their return to England.
Matters were quiot in Jamaica, although speou
iation was rife aB to tho character OF tie renort
that the Commissioners wore likcly to mako to
tho Homo Government. Fears wore eniertsined
by Governor Eyros apologists that, II FOR nothing
olHe, ne would bo made to answer for the exeon.
tion OF MIR. George William Gordon. Private let
ters from England represented that, should the
Government fail to do its duty In the matter che
Anti Slavery Society were determined to bring
him to account for that atrocious proceeding In
the moan time, his friends in Jamaica were doing
all IN their power to bolster him up, and it had
been proposed to raiso 1000 guineas by subsorip.
tion, for the purpose Of presenting him with O
testimonial His departure for England at an
early day was expeoted-his friends cay, "on ao-
count OF impaired health" ~.
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Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
IEron the N. o Creacknt af he


From the N. o. Creicent of the 2shl
The conference met yesterday morning at the
usual hour.
number Of reports were presented and laid
over under the rules, and other routine business
was disposed Of. e,
Alengthy discussion took place upon the report
in reference to the publication of Sunday school
books, catechisms, etc. Eventually, in reference
to the principal point it was resolved to leave il
to the book agent to decide whether books should
be purchased or published by the church.
a resolution that the present style Of the
churoh-"The Methodist Episcopal Lhurch
so9th".should be changed was offered, and car
ried by 100 to "a.
A preamble and resolutions, stating the reasons
for the original adoption Of the epithet "South,"
recounting that those reasons no longer existe,
and proposing that it should be changed, were
then presented.
The question being first put on the expunging
OF the word "South," II was carried.
1t was then proposed to make the name one Of
nine suggested In the snbioined order, and they
were so balloted for with the result stated, those
not appearing with any votes on the second and
third ballots having been dropped
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From wanhinQton.

PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS ON THE 2STH.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
In the House, in accordance with previous
notice, the day was devoted to debate on the
Presidents annual message. Mr. Moorhead, Of
Pennsylvania, eulogized the Morrill, tariff as the
great agency which brought the country to ma
terial prosperity through the war. Mr.. Went
worth, in speaking Of the proposed grant Of tho
Northern Pacific Railroad to Mr.. Gait, of Canada
said he was opp sed to union Of New England
with old England.
sfa: Tho Waihington correspondent. OF tho New
YotA iGnosr OF the 2Sth ut., says:
THE GEE TRIAL.
The official statement comes from Raleigh N
O., to the President, setting forth the ISSUE OF
writ OF ht6eas corpus, by Judge Fowe, in favor Of
Major Geo, now on trial before q military COM
mission. The statement is, further, that Gener al
Ruger refused to recognize the writ, and thereup.
on Judge FJwle issued an attachment for General
Ruger, 5ut the latter would not permit the officer
tn arrest him until he received instructions from
Washington. So that branch Of the matter stands
for the present. In the meantime, however, the
President has directed the Military Commission
to proceed with the trial of Ma ajor Gee, inasmuch
as the Commission had commenced proceedings
before the peace proclamation was issued. Tie
President, however, instructs the Military Court
not to pass senteuco in the case, but to send the
full record OF the proceedings in the trial, when
1t shsll be concluded, TO Washington to enable
the Government to act understandngly in the
whole matter.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
ADJUTASr GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHIaGroN, April 2J, 1855.

WAR DEPhKTMENT, ]
ApJurANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, April 2S, 1855. J
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 26l
Order relating to Graves ofU s. Soldier,
All persons engaged in tho cultivation OF land who
may havo tho graves OF United saes soiers located
upon their lands hereby forbidden to utiIste or
ooteIate the traces OF suoh graves by ploushnx or
otherwise. or to disturb tho hesdboards stakes or
fences around them.
ALI ohcers on duty as Provost Marsbals Pou,
Commanders, otherwise connected with tho utt..v
service. instructed to information OF tho local
ty and condition Of suoh srsves and any breach OF
this order, to tho Quarterm aster- General.
BY order of tho Secretary Of War.
z. D. TOWNSEND.
Assistant Adjutant @ General
OFFICIAL:
Assistant Adjutant General.
Mays 7
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a1-Fhe Relatives and Friends OF nIr.
ANDREW REID. sr., and OF his aon. ANDREW REID,
Jr.' and the members OF s johns English Lutheran
Church. are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral
Services Of the latter ut the Church. corner Clifford and
Archdale strees, This rhursda afternoon at Five ts,
octock. Mays
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as- COLLEGE LECTUREs.-PROFE ESSOR
PokCHER will lecture This EUe,ino in the Chapel of
tho College OF Charleston. at O'Clock subject-ErIo
POETRY M,xo
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lot 81 ballot

The vote on tho third ballot being thus in favor
or The Methodist Church." q motion to unto In
the adoption Of that name WAS carried, by q vote
of Ill 10 16.
A motion to adopt the name unanimously was
objected to.
Tho discussion Of the subject was even more
lengthy than any OF the previous onos keeping
the Conference in session TIL nearly qni:o four
o'clock in the afternoon. Northing new, however,
was elected upon the subjec.
Eventually, the resolutions OF the report wore
adopted seriatinl as amended. 1he question of
the adoption Of the preamble, and then OF the
report as o whole was laid over.
Notice was given that o train OF cars would be
In waiting on Canal atreet ut halfpast ono o'clock
to-day, to convey minister's OF the church to q
picnic, which the ladies have prepared to give
them. '..Fr
An announcement was also made that arrange
ments had been made To take photographs pic
ture OF the members Of the Conference in body,
on the pic -nio ground.
The Conference, at fou= o'clock, adjourned to
meet again at seven o'clock. B.
Il EVENING SESSION.
The Conference met ut z p. NJ pursuant to i'd.
joarnment. ..sg
Tne preamble Of the report acted on in tho
morning, was taken up, and substitute for tho
original ono was oferod striking out the relation
that reasonD for retaining the word "south" in
the name or tho churches no longer existed
Then, an amendment to this substitute, striking
out tho reference to the reasons for the original
adoption OF that term in 1916, was offered; and
thus amended the preamble was adopted after
considerable discussion. =,
A motion being now made to adopt the report
as whole, another verv lengthy discussion en-
sued. Ono member objected to the dropping Of
tho word "Episoopan from the title. as depriving
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Riot at IomphIs.

MEMPHIS May 1.-There was riot here this
evening between the policemen and negro SOL
diers, growing out OF attempt Of the officers
to arrest whto man whom the negroes attempt
ed to protect About thirty policemen kept up
tho fight for two hours with a hundred and fifty
negroes, which was finally quieted by tho 10th
Regiment Of Infantry. One policeman WAS killed,
three wounded Eight or ten negroes were killed
and several wounded.
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aS- I. o. o. F., HOWARD LODGE, No. g.
The Members Of this Lodge VIII assemble at Odd Fell
l2w'a Hall, This Morning. at o'clock to ps ,e last
Tribute OF Respect to deceased Brother, Z. P.
BROWN. J.E. MEYER,
May p. q. and Tteaaursr
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n1- Tho Friends and Acauaintnnces or
Mr. and Mrs A. O. PALynEY. and OF Mr and rs JAMKs
TuPPEn and family, invited to attend the Funeral
Services of Mrs. A @. PALFREY, at the Citadel SQUARE
Baptist Church. This afternoon. 1t Four O'clock.
MaY
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aB DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
State, NJ PH1ILP TELE will act my Lawful Attorney
CAROLINE FLEISCHnIANN
Charleston, May 3D. 1866.
May On
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Now York Market.

NHw YORK, May 2.-Ootton firm with sales Of
mine hundred bales at 9s to 81 cents 7S h. Gold
"a
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Floods In tho Mississippi,

NEW ORLEANS, May 2.-High waters every-
where and floods coming down. The planters are
In despair.
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or OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY, MARCH Is, 1sas.-At q meet
ing Of the Board of Directors held this day. the fol-
lowing resolution adopted
Resolued Thst the President cause the report OF
the meeting OF creditors to be published In the newsps
pers, and that he, BY public notice. request all bond
creditors Of the Company to send to the Secretary
satemant Of the Bonds they hold, number. date and
amount. accompanied by acknowledgment OF theiI
concurrence In the Recommendation adopted at tht
meeting Of the bondhoders and that they may be able
to decide understandingly the President do publish
Herewith full and plain exposition Of the condition
and prospects, Of tho Road and the plan submitted
their choice"
In accordance with tho above resolution the holders
Of unendorsed bonds hereby respectfully requested
to forward to tho secrey Of the Charleston
nah RAilrosd Company, carly practicable. state.
ment OF the Bonds In their possession, with number
date, and amount, together with acknowledgment,
Of their In adopted at tn.
meeting Of tho bondholders.
R. L. sINaLErARY. President
Tho Bavannah National Republican please CODY.
March Is
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NJ STATE OF SOUTH OAROLINA IA

M STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DIsTRIor.-By GEORGE BUST, Esq,
ordinsry.-Whereas. EDWARD sEBRINa, Of Charles.
ton, made suit TO to grant him Lotters Of Admins.
traton OF tho Estate and Effects Of WILLIAM H.
MILLER, formerly Of Charleston, Mechanc These are
therefore, to cite and admonish oil and singular the
Kindred and creditors OF tho aaid wItLrAM a. MILLER
that they be and appear before me- the Cour,
Of Ordinary to be held at Charleston on the 10th day
Nay, 1855, afer publication hereof At II O'Clock in the
forenoon, to chow any they have Why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this twenty.fth day Of April
Ammo Domini 1856. GEORGE BUST
April % thu Judge OF Probates
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n5- BOINEST d BURKE RECEIVE THE
latost New York DAlLHs every afternoon. Prios 10
cenu.T Gti Nuth April u
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RO-PLANTERS' AND MECHANICS BANK OF
SOU I'll CAROLINA, CHARLESTON. 27ih April, 1866
The ANNUAL ELECTION for thirteen Directors of
his Bank will DO held at their Office. No. 139 East Bay
on Monday the 7th May, between The hours of ten A.
NJ. aud ono P. NJ. W. < HASKELL, Cashier
April % tutbas
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AVN leepecsiuy announce that air to nj
tabushng OF School for Boys will be opcu,d OIL Men,
day Eu.7,ins. 9oh Instant at O'Clock nj u,herri,
Hail. Meeting street. and remain open every day during
the week, from IL A. H. to p ~, ard from p NJ IN
IL p H., under the patronage Of tho following pent1e
mon:
1t. LIT REy sW T P NJ LYNCH, OHhs KsNApAUx, Esq.
HON " d PORTER. H PEAKE Esq,
Hon VIM AIKEN. In = CIIAZAI
Hon GAILLARD. THos O'BRlEN, Esa.
Hon HENRY BUST. FG DEFoNrAiNE, ESQ.
HON Jas SiMoNS. KELLY. Esq.
HON F SlMONTON, q CIRUMBU, ESQ
Hon HAS MACBETH, DnASrH NY PHI zEp
Hos HON go sfi VIZ ataS1n 4nEsgEs Esg ESQ
Count ST ANDRE, MP O'C,,NNEH Ean No
Hon RIOLS, HF BAKtK ESQ
GEN 4 WAGNER. Z PoNtIGNoN, Esq,
GEN JAS CONNER, " II CHAFEE tAoF
E5w'D LAFIrTE, Esq, B DUVAL Esa'
D WAGNER, Esq, JOS PURCELL, ESQ.
EDwD D Nh MoTrET Esq: ~ oUAHKENb1sa Esq
=, " ~ ,g5Es0WNEIELD, s0Is Esq, Mich. RS. Esq,
" 5Eh,aMAEi An, Esa JAs As BRONZE B Esq,
JACOB eoaEN ksa, Esq iSS 6oSNEI 6SoSSMMaHs Ess E6ss
Coz pGEIps. JOHN N sh gk E'f k.a
Ta, w.! RYAN, .Ini Esq. JNo Do6aHERTY, ESQ
MR oaKFs onAtPIEh, Rs, ESQ., Ia 99G. u IL, ESQ.,
MItRs s bRaks. Rf Esq, yNo nM BhtnE BaKk Esq, Fsa
ONEHL Esq., EN- yTON Esu
rHRo HUTGHET, Esq, LF RING. ESQ f''a'
D oARR, Esq. JNo MoKERGhN, ESQ.
JNo scHAoTE. % % Esa S 'ea sT 3iE. HGAN5. E.S t"a'
jag kosIssoN. Esq geo noEHNhi SoWM1s.a E.a ESQ
CATHCART, ESQ., p SALAS Esq
RIGGS, Esq. MCCARTHY Eso
JAS WHITE, ESQ, DORTHAGB. ESQ
z LAUREY, Erq, JLEGARE YATES Rno
TUPPER, Esq, DEvERBAUG ESQ.,
McLOY, Esq.
Committee OF Arrangements.
JNO. T. KANAPAUX Chairm.a
T. BERNARD KING, Secretary
A DuFoRr, iEsCHhCTR
X OASSIDEY, WI O'CONNER
JNO DEVEREAU, GA Won DOHIEN
E L HENRY, NF DEYRREAU
CORDRAY, STEPHEN MALONEY.
LAWRENCE CANTWELL, JAS HUNT,
JAS POWER, WM HUNT,
THOS SHEHIDAN, L O NORTHROP, .-
JAS MELVIN, wM DOUGIAa.
II DUO FF CtAIfiaU,
PETER GUlLLEMIN, JNO D DakOY,
A SULLIVAN, JFEARLY,
DAN'L McSWEENEY, THOS NALOY,
JAS W DEYEREAU, THOS HOGAN
THOS QUItLIvIN, FLORENCE DO WHEY
FRANCIS O'NElLL, MICHAEL, KENSEUY
IHOS RYAN, HA DUO, Jr
IT CHAPEAU,
Prices Of Admission to be Of follows
single ItcEets..-. .-...................... Is cent?.
single Season Ticketk..
camuy lRhetb.. l.UU
Famiy season Tickets. Observation-Disclosures. 2U0
To oe had at Courtenay's, Hart's and Qunn's Booh
Storos, SeignR's Music Store, Charleston Hotel Millo
House, and at the Door OF the Hall
April %
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81 FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAY-
ING claims against the Estate of the lste THOMAS c.
PoRcHER, ofst Johns Berkley, will present them on
or before the Let June next to either
or to HENRY sFABHooK, Attorney La y, 80 Broad
ntreet. otherwise they will be debarred payment
E. NJ SEABRooK,l ..,-,-.
p PORCHER. Administrators.
May tbmo
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military Commissions ut an End.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-An order has been issued
from the War Department, by direction OF the
President, declaring that Military Commissions
and Court Martial arc not authorized, therefore
they will not assume jurisdiction in tho trial of
persons other than those belonging to the army
and navy of the United States, camp followers,
contractors. aud such others as are indicated in
the Articles OF War and Acts of Congress.
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HI NOTICE.-NINETY DAYS AFTER DATE,
shall make application to tho City Council OF Charles.
ton for renewal Of Scrip Of City Six per Stock No.
2o2 dated July 21st 1857. for sl7,6oo Also. TO the
Charleston Gas Light Company for renewal Of scrips
Nos s0s for five shares 1909 for ahare 40s for
share', and 0Sl for two shareathe original Certificates
irns Lithe- l.s. or R,tslaii. a.. .PozNaHsrI
March Is 1nhl6:apl lb pnyI lh.ie1
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGREGATIONAL News.

WAsH1NoToS, May 2.-Senator DIXON offered an
amendment to tho proposition Of the Reconstruc-
ton Committee. It declares that when any Of tho
latoly rebeious States shall present itself not
only in an attitude Of loyalty, but represented by
men capable of submitting to constitutional tests,
It shall be admitted to the right Of representation
In the House the bill for reorganizing tho army
was defeated. and it will next consider ono which
has passed the Senate for that purpose
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nSNOTICE.-CoLUMBIA APRIL 2, 1866
The Court Of Appeals will meet at Columbia on Tuesday,
9Th May next
Applicants for admission to the will be examined
on Wednesday. 9th Nay.
Causes on tho Columbn Docket Of Appeals will be arst
heard, and immediately thereafter transferred
from the ChArleston Docket.
Tho Court OF Errors will convene on Thursday, 10th
May. BY order. JOHN wATIEs
April m2d mS0 Clerk Court Of Appeals.
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ag IN THE MATTER OF INFORMATION
IN REGARD TO DOCUMENTS Losr OR DESTROY
ED.
rhh OF stA'h oo1Is1oSs T. asTas4i pEsTnror.
r. reatone bill to nops RS5ps.nH'e Te'
The bill TO psrpetuate Testimony In the matter OF
documents lost destroyed having been ed for this
Disrict-on hearing this bin and motion OF LERoY
T. YoUMANs, Esq Solicitor, II IS ordered, That all
persons interested In documents of any description
lost or destroyed during the recent war; tho proof Of
whose existence loss confer ts. any Of om
In the memory Of witnesses. and who desire to have
evidence taken and perpstuaed in regard Thereto have
leave to come before the Courts for this purpose by
making written applications under oath to the Commits
soner In accordance with OF the General Asson
bly, OF the State Of South Carolina entitled IAN Act 10
provide mode by which to perpetuste testimony In re-
ation deeds Wills chooses In action ohor papers
and records destroyed or lost during the war;
enacted Oh the twonty-Hrst day Of December. A. II.
Ono Thousand Eight Hundred and sixty.nvs.
D. sTOKEs, C. 4. O d.
Commissioners ofaoe, coileton District April o. 1856
Aprll16 th9mo
60 HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved tsef to be the perfect pro
pnraton for the hair offered to the public
It Is vegetable compound, and contains Injurious
properties whatever. ..i
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR
It will keep tho hair from falling out
It cleansos the scalp and makes the hair soft lus
troue aud silkep .'t
It 10 splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young. should fail to use Il.
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
n1- Ask for Halls Vegetable sicllan Hair Renewes
and take no other. Il. L. HALL Il 90.
Nashua. N. H., Propr1etOrs
For sale by all DruggiBts. Wholesale by
KING & CASSIDEY,
Mareh1 thlye Charleston. 8. q
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FAIR.

THE LADIES OF THE ST. PATRICK's CoNenFeA-
TON respectfully announce tina. Pair to al in the CO.
taohshins OF School for Boys will be opcn,d OIL Acn-
day Evening 30th instant, at O'Clock, at Hibernion
Ha, Meeting street. and open every dav during
the week. from IL A. III. TO p. NJ ard from p NJ In
IL P. H. under the patronage Of tho following gentIe
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Our exchanges from tho North, by mail, are to
the SOth. Tho only news OF Importance is from
Europe, by the arrival Of the Herman, which ar
rived OH Suuday morning.
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(Contiaucd from Yesterdays LssUe.)
We resume this afternoon our tour OF the city
IN search of desirable gifts for the holiday
season,
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTSI
What Everybody Wants, and
Where Everybody
Can Find II.
Relief for People Who Are In a
Quandary About Purchasing
Their Holiday Gifts.

Etc, Etc, Etc, ETC., ETC., Etc.
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Christmas goods, useful, Ornamental, and
street now offers to the public great induce.
hents in the shape of an exceedingly we'll
selected stock Of American and Geneva watches,
The New York herald., 1866-09-16
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
City.

JcrsCy Nffy.
MEETING UNITED CoortRs' ASSOCIATION The
newly organized coopcrs society In Jersey City, derons
TO become identified with the societies OF New York and
Brooklyn, had interview last evening with the officers
of these societies relative to the conditions Of sation
After long discussion II determined TO submit the
HObOkcn.
FysnS Mass MEErNc.-1he picnic to take place TO.
morrow at West Hobokon, Is designed TO be one the
largest gatherings Of tho Brotherhood held
Jersey, and tho preparations proporionaie scac
IN address win be delvescd by General oNeil the
future prospects OF the movement is expected, too
that the exc,iing political con,es. now pending
will be discussed, bnt no representative Of the
down, that hopes this point will be
dssipatcd All the leading members Of the Senate and
their lady friends will he attendance aud excellent
band has been engaged. committee OF reception
appointed a the last meeting OF the circle and tho entire
arrangements will be undor the rection Of Mr. McCos
key, Centre. and Colonel Mechan. Letters have been
received from several members of the LEGISLATURE
pressing their regret that they cannot attend being
la session at Trenton Two cmissares lately arrived
from ireland viii be the ground. The programme is
very attractive one, and the occasion promises TO be
great success.
TaE MARTHA ISsrrrUry--Thc work on this building IL
rapidly progressing, and the subscriptions TO the stock
have reached handsome sum. The lots on which the
building stands were donated by Mr. T. A. Stevens who
has promised further to cndow the inftituton with
twelve scholarships, amounting 10 $1,000.