The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 7, 1865, Page 2

THK NEW YORK + WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 7, So Lea,uo" are looking ut for an- other channel in which to employ their ener- wy, iufluence and money ; we suggest that the name of their elub abseil be changed into the “Munie pal Union League’ for the purpose of eradicating the evils which pow afflict thie city, We believe the members could profitably unite upon the following vLaTvous, Resolved, That our pesiiience-breeding streets need looking after; the filthy markets require attention ; the Treamury piifering ought to be #epped ; tenemeut houses improved (a aadly- nevded reforto), and ® score of other reformator, measures that might be i ited, which thie club now re rea an onaential to the welfare and pro- gresa of the Empire City, Of course, the League will bave in view the Single purpose of general usefulness ; and, in what other matter could {ts efforta, an! ite money be more advautayoously employe !, The neyroes have been ‘'e i," aud \t now seen.s ® proper time to “elevaw'! the white people at home, by render- ing this city in #ome degree habitable. There ise spleniil opening here for @ Municipal Union League, and we suggestto the institution alluded ts, thatthe Uojon having | een saved, the next step in ordeyis & save the city from the plusderers who “Loyal IN. 1465, Negro Destiny. Keono slavery in the United Btates 1s now virtu- y © thing of the past. The w hee forever Scns out the institution, and no power can re- procitwe tt But the negroes remain; and since bey have been the mulject of contention and atrife, Bi ie proper to consider What position they are to ‘occupy in the future, Previous to the wai very wes an clement that gave power and influence to @n vilgerchy at the Sout t it fottered the pros. sperity of the @lave States, and checked thet ad- vancement and improvement which characterired the North under @ system of free Iabor, It wana source of power to the landed proprietors 'ecause Mt gave them political prom nen, ana inverted Qhew with ao kind of petty munarchy—the slaves being their gitjects, On the other hand, the poorer classes of whites wore ei under the Byeterm, the'r condition being but little preferable Bo the vasnalage endure! by the negroes, The war Das leveled a)! tuisd on, The South is now @uletantally free from the aystem of servitude, The negrora wre oo longer chattels, and the powrer Classes of whites are no longer mubject to the con- Bar inating tr co of bondage It is not difficult Bo forenee thatth: change will be an emancipation wf both these classes, and thatthe whites beng placed upon level with the industrial classes of @he North, will soon preas forward Jin the end peach a corresponding degree of advancement, The peyroes, however, area diferent race, Tory have fone of the Anglo-Saron epiritof enterprise, par- ” Bilted from amalganat Bot been brought into compesitton © ith the progres- Bive element of our own induatrial claveva, and 2S ee Useless Indignation, Boww of the radical journals are filled with vir- tuous indignation because a tew of the Virginie fartnera have fixed the rate of compensation to the freeiinen at five dollare per month. A course more injurious can hardly be conceived, The natura! effect of this ladignation will be to make the negroes resiions, diacontente!, and averse t& work. Therateof wages is certainly low, but it je more than they got under the old condition of things, and there 1s no danger of their atarviog, @veu upon such @ pittance, for the farmer boards hiebands Tt should be remembered that the | res- rance and ambition, etceptes far as baa re- Heretofore, they bave how they world far: in auch competition can only : Be inforred. With fresdom will come self-tepand- | 09' Pecuniary cou litién of Bouthern farmers ia not . 4 the necessity. of prov for themeelves | uch ae to justify a high rate of wages. They Lave an 1 managing ther own rs. Toy ere | ost Deary everything by the war, and have but limle with which to cornpensate labor, Aside from ) Circumstances, those who volunteer to no the negroes ia this matter should ed ly the 1, in any event, only be tem reason that compensation invari- apts iwelf to tho value of labor, 8) svou as Dusinees jaterests become settled, the rate of wages to the n groes will be governed by the laws of sup- ply and demand, just as it is now the case with Jabor iu the Northern States. Labor's worth what ie will bi in the market. If the negroes are found to be worth ten, or twenty dollars od living end fe beng fow why they aluable accessory in the earn wok ture, and their w there ja no pro- reason mo 8 Piture development of the Sante, Laid @uierle aiaptet & which they bave heen subj cted: the: ers and custome fit ten They are pe- the clmaa of emy ent to for life in th Shey will therefore remain where they with their re depending upon their ability t @orupete with the white Isher tat Bow vs the Houth + As before remarke are, | naturally conclusion of the war f Ang! e tendency &@ month, ambition and enterr eto efowdo th !! be compensated accordingly ; and if it ts Position endevory impeliment in ite pal. Ib te foun! that their services are worth o tive dol- quite probable, therefore, the’ t.e negro racein the | '8t@ 4 Wonk, that wid Le the rate of wages, and ( preteuded frieuda caunot increase 6 for them, until the services of the freedmen are made valual those who employ them, courte of time will beco Dot by oppression or war Bleady © extinct iu this country but by the alow and which baa marked the process o decay Progress of he Anglo-Saton rece shrough matory. Whe decay of tie neyro race from this cause will F A Street Contract at Last. Bot probably be ws rapid as has been 8 of the Tae Birees Commissioners yesterday awarded the « contractors ere to delay, there \s a; restor Mtract for cleaning the atreote, i anthe ter upon their work without od prospect that the city will be { to a roasovabie devree of cleanliness. However this may prove, it is certain that the mat- ter in weaie!, once way or the otter, for tho next fen years, as the contract extends a tull decade, \ Yhere is no way to br ak the agreement on the Warfaie are ranging themse'vew © 'e ty ede to | partof: city, except by the dereliction of the etches the calumet of peace, Rey Hanty Wann | contractors in complying with the apecifications Barcum, Gopzeey Gontare, Uo oo. Wo nace Greasy, and it i evident, there‘ore, that the future condi. do race, but the “inanifen de fea pointe to a mation thatahall be 0 + Without d.atinetion of race or fA ne ny color Political Acids and Alhkation. We ore evidently on the evocf tha poittical mil- Aenium, The era of good-will, fra cord irewe on apace, sud the « ty and con- f sgof partisan Rionsey O'Goumam and others, representing tho | thon of the sireety will d Quid upon the require. widest divergence of political sentiments, have tn- | ments of the contract, Tuere is no apparent cauns svited Hon, Geriut Barra to address them on Thure- | to doubt that the work will be well done, The Wey evening, at the Cooper Institute, the subject of | contractors are ail familiar with the duties they Which isto be “Neither legal nor moral right to | have engaged to perform, have large experience, Gry tLe rebela for tresson. The way to sure and | and ought to give satisfaction to the people, Ouoe enduring per lies not through perfidy and ven- | of the unsuccers'ul applicants for the contract has but through justices and love." The pro- | already rushed int P avoters of this meeting represent every de of | vation ag ie the pol and opinions could not be | latter failed to sea the merits of the former--the wider epart, than havo been thowe of the gen- | New York Compost Company, This flemen in question, during the iste rebel-} institution has @ quantity of political and street Bion, Yet they now aiand united on the com- cleaning machinery, thas it desires to introduce at anon platform of magnanimity, end for the first | the expense of the city, an! having failed in the @ wo in their lives they have joined hands on @ | attempt, ithas published a lester, predicting that political mubjeck Wha r may be the merits of | @ fearful era of uncleaniiness is sbout to dawn upon Abeir doctrine regarding the rebels, it will be seen | the city, because this self applauted institution @bat thero if nothing Impossible in the realms of | failed to get the contract, All these prophecies Politics, Party colors are here as nicely blended | may prove true; but the pecp'e never epprove of a8 wero ever colors Upon canvass, and tho effect is | an execution until the cul s been tried and eertuinly aa etriking. The extreme docirines are Proven guilty. The new contractore will be judy- a@nguphed inthe “iniik of human kindness’ the | ed by their works, and until this text has been Spir tof brotherly love shines forth with the bright- | appliedno popular verdict willbe rendered againet ness of anvil lamp, and not @ ripple app to | them, Ibis not because the people delight in find- mark the late commotion on the political surface, | ine fault that they have #o strongly protested A this harmonizing of antagonistic elements shall against dirty streets. All they ask of the contrac- dave the effect of toning down the radicalism of | tors. cleanliness, and if this is granted, thoy will doth extremes, and bringing both upon the conser- | be happy to give thom full credit, wative level, @ good thing will be accom. plished, If ts 1} cause one extreme to dis. war! the idea that the negro is entitled to the front funk in social life, and disabuse the other extreme of the notion that a negro “hasno rights which e White man is bound to respect,” then it will be Bgily commendable, As it is, we need not now be Wurprised to find Secretary Stantom and VaLian- wiauem in a brotherly embruce, or any other freak on the part of political anti; des that would have heretofore weemed aston shing ‘Ulgher law,'* * Socialian,” aud the doctrine that * patriotien is @nlightened ef interest" have now attiliste J, and fo complete the fraternization fittingly we suggest @ sermon from the cleryical representative of this mew alli from Abe text—"The lion and the nt, in a paroxyarm of indig- minissioners, because the al opinion Chemic Employment for Keturned Seldicra. Disuanpap soldiers are now dally arriving in this city, and hundreds of them are constantly ween Upon the streets, looking at the ‘sights’ {rom which they have eo long been excluded. Thus far Shere lias been no manifestation of misconduct on the part of tha discharged soldiers, and their gen- Vemanly deportment bas given the public a very favorable impression of them, They are nearly all well supplied with money, and are cous quently the objects of particular attention by the ebarks who so plentifully infest this city, and who aro ever ready with devices to ewind’e the unwary Tt is a good indication, however, that those who belong to this city very ge y take the preceu- Herb shall lie down together, and a little child shall | #0 '0 put their money in @ place of foad them," esfety, and then proceed to look up ® eltuation, The Burean of ployment Bho Union Hosme’A New Fleld of Uses | for dinabled and discharged soldiers, located at No, 85 inbers street, bas, as the present time, applications for situations from over aix hun- dred suldiers, A large number of applications are received da and the Bureau is doing # noble work in furnishing the disbanded veterans with employment, It isa purely philanthropfe institu. tion, being conducted on the principle of the We angwomen's Protective Union, and all em- ployere who feel an unterest in the youd cause to which it ls devoted, should endeavor to aid is in the work, ha a ret Union League of this CUuLY Was organized as Kon-wrushing instituiion, whose sphere of Iness consisted in a general pervision of and collitary affeira, and who pecially was enletwent of negro soldiers the manage al demonstrations, The rebellion ig ow extinct, and whether ite destruction is aitrib- wtable to the labors of the Loague, or to other pow. @rful totluences, it is pot at present necessary to Bogutre Hore hegro eoliier@ are required by ®be Gverninent, and this branch of League use- Mlues# cap therefore be dispensed with, Tue Cultivation of Fruit in Ilineis. Aeestion DOW erises, what fies of labor shal! thie The Peoria Fagmim pullisbes an account of @ Ve valle justituiion next enter pon? The rgy |p tothe fruitromon of that State ds co has been a. a by its members in sole erelug begroes and supervising national allairs, bal we the ability of the solid men wo good; | berries, bus the crop this season way seric aly ine rwhilo the liberal donations of money,rersed within | jured by the tat Ap ost. Dut the sainments she walle of the Club Room, turnish abundant ec. petiolate UU TEA ence of & commendable spirit of 9.fsacrifice poe Moen Wey WEN 880) AT wearrying out many useful pre jects, Woe tuple ifthe aod'e Cou cemee u. Buch w lighs | 24,000 peach trees, 7,000 apple tree: 6,000 grape wugtt not tw be exhaguished now, nor biddeg | hes besides some acre of the musll eoree Pader @ Liesl; ont OF tbe members of the Auoher bas 2,600 peach trees, Cobden, or Bouth Pass is ber princi ipul fraisdepot, In this region there are about 200 vcres of bearing straw. Bevera! other plane tore have orcuerds, aud, in general, a fue Yield ia bial ! tag! kanda, one pl crop in a a @ wagon for + beer the station has 160 acres in fruit, with 17,500 peach, 5,000 apple, 600 pear trees, 12 acres of grapes, &c. Another grower bas 10,000 peach trees, “nother 6,000, another 8,(00, several ers 8,000, and one has from 6,000 to 5,000 apple trees. Bev- eral other growers have more limited orchards. At DuQuoin one grower has 3,000 peach trees, and within twelve miles around there are some 16,000 peach trees, At Centralia, one man bas 112 acres, moatly in peaches, Another has 111 scres in fruit end bas about 80,000 grape vines, Other large Towers are in thie vicinity. The yrape vines, and indeed ali the fruit trees, bushes and vines, ere in # flourishing condition. How People Treat Other. Not one man in ten thousand sees those with whom he associates as they really are. Ifthe pray- cr of Burne were granted, and we could all see our- selves as others see us, our se)f-estimates woul! in al) probabiltty be much more erroneous than they aro now. The truth is, that we regard each other through «variety of lenses, no one of which is cor- jence and eu), epactcie sur 6,8 a4 uierly Bre lence and envy, epectacie our 6 ad utterly pre- vent us from observing accurately. Many whom we deem the porcelain of humeu clay are mere dirt, and # ail! greater number of those wa put down in our “ulack books’! are no furtLer off from Heaven, and perchance a Jttle nearer than the cen- ® rewho coudewn them. We Lalituelly under- or overvalue @ach other, and ju estimating q ter the abrewcest of us culy now and theu make true appraisal of the viriues and de’ects of eu our closes intimates, 1) snot just or fi Joo at characterirom a stan d-pointot 6 selection, A man's projie way be un, ing, and yet bis full faee acres) ie. ® young man whose timidity wee 8 standiug joke with his companions, leap into @ river and save a boy from drown- ng, while his tormentors stood panic-struck on toe bank, The merchant gives curt answers vo his counting house, mey be a tender husband end father, and a kind beiper of the desolate aud oppressed. Oa the other hand, your good burmored person, who ie all suules ant sunshine in public, tosy carry i d as the pether m)li- stone, in the pi heart ought to be. puch anomalies are common. There is this com- fort, however, for those whose minjulgments of their fellow wortale lean to the kingly side such mistakes yo to their credit in the great account. He who thinks better of bis neiybbors than they deserve caunot be a bad man, for the standard by which his judgment is guided, is the goodn , his own heart. It is ouly the base who bel uy meu base—or, in other words, like themesives, Few, however, are all evil. Even Nero did @ good turn to somebouy; for, when Kone Was rejoicing over tis death, some joving Laud covered his grave with flowers. Pubiic meu are seiuom or nevor fairy judg at least, while livin, However corrupt, they are sure to hud euic a. Hisory may do them justice; but they rarely yet is while Living, eituer from treud or foe. Weare told “that there wasn't soything made all the time spent @ouce saw Fimancial News, Markets, &e. Sew York, Tuesday, June6,6/. M.—The follow- \ug were the leading quotati tthe Gold Roum to- Jay: At 1,30 A, M. 31 3 12,15, 156%; 12.3 1.80, 196%; 2 Lid"; 8.15, 18T; 4.80, 137%. The afternoon quotations of the stock market, compared with thoee of the eame period of yesterday, show advance of from ‘¢to 2 percent, Govern- ments varied but fractionally from yeaterday's prices The ease in money continues, Call-loane were done to-day at 6 per cent, on mixed collaterals, and 4 per cent. on Governments, ‘There was a greater demand for exchange at firmer rates, Bille ot sixty days on London were quoted at 1.9'¢ 0109's for commercial, aud lida 11% for bankers’, On ‘Change today Fiour wae hoavy and le. a l6c. lower, Wheat was seareo and very firm, Corn was dull, Oats were Gimer. Pork was excited and decidediy higher. Lovet wae eteady, Lard was firn, aod Whiskey wus dull aud lower, eTOOR G4158—TineT BOARD. 1000 U8, 68, 67 +110 8 Quieksilver M... 45% ¥5000 U5. 6a," 51, re 6 M800 do, 40a1y *» 2000 Cary Inprov't Too do. 21N. 100 Atlantic M. 8.,..173 20 Cle, & Tol. R.... 90 2 Chi, & RI. R. Fu dO... 108 bya LO is a0 do,.new ine Lie 10) UB, Bey We4'e. 95 'y Siw do.. Oe 1200 Trea, 73-19... 99% iTw0 Teun ns 66 62000 do, Oh lod HT, & 3b. J. Let log Erie iat M.. 10000 Erie 3d M 20) Hed By. B wooo Erie dd M.'TY +0) Keadiog K 00 Mich. 2. 1iw do,.......8! 60 Chi, & N Se) MBN le. woo PL FLW 135 do. O8ab9 1000 do, 200 TL ll 6000 Cle, & 1 8 l6allT Yuoo ‘Tol, a& W. lune Cle, & Tol, 16000 Am. Liold, 80000 do 10 Bk. Commerce 22 Del. & Had, © 50 CC opererees b!.4 100 Central Coal... 4 BROOND BOARD, 6000 U8, 66, 6-968, 103% 180 | do. 103% lo Go......1161 60 Cle, & Pitta, B. 5S 2210 do,...... 60 Chi &N.W.R.. 25 2. Qo P, Ft, We oui 4 do..... 02 gavd » Cattle Market. Brits Heap, June 6, 1865, Beeves.—Atthe opening of the market to-day, 5,- 175 bullocks, mostly good, fair Lilinols stock, were offered. Opening sales were made at about our last quotations, but it soon became evident that, in view of the unusually large supply, the Nght demand, ueual at this season of the your, when berries and veve- tables are abundant, these prices could easily be re- duced, a rewwls which was readily accomplished, and before the close of the @ seduction of trom 3. to 1 cont per pound was effected, Sales have ranye to-day fom 15 to, 18 couts per pound vet, with an aversee of 16 to 16 conte per pound tor medium, Milch Cowa.—This market remains dull and with- ous material chi ge a8 regards prices, extra cows being quoted #t $76a$100! good do, at @40aT0 ; com- bion do, at $25a840, Veal Calves,-Ow ing to a somewhat lighter supply, thie market coer to-day a little firmer, at the touwow- ing prices: Prime cal per pound, 10alle; yeul calves, Salve; common veal calves per bead, 6a Ye; caltskina, 13alSc; gras calves per pound, 4 a3c, Sheep—are lower, under the p essure of an over- stocked market, prices ranaing from ba6)sc per pound, Lambs also, are eelliny ate decline, prices varying fiom Liaise, or $a$T 76 per head, Swine—are firmer, owing tow diminished supply, Gud prices range trom ¥ alec per pound, The receipts for the woek, at the various yards in this vicinity are, 6.430 beeves, 89 cows and calves, 1,04 vouls, 10,975 sheep and lambs, and 12,774 wine, Flour and Grain, , New Yous, June 6-2 P.M, The flonr market i¢ duil and Leavy, @ud wveral @rader are l0alhe lower, Wheastis scarce and prices rule firmer. Oate are leas active, and prices are timm, Corn is dull and 1 cent lower, We quote: Supertine State aud Wesvern flour. $5 55a 6 90 Bxtra Beate. oo... .... eee * 6 1ba 6 35 Choice State...,.... ‘ 6 6 60 Common to mediun batre We 6 S60 675 Common pouthern 7 We sw Fancy and Extiado 5 lowly wo Cunadian, ox Toba 3 TO com 6 Bua 6 60 Corn meal, Jerse a = Corn meal, Brandywine 6 25a 6 50 | Corb, new mised Western bia 38 For Western yeilow.,...... sda 8 | Vas, Weatern sae 66 a OTs | Grain, anber lows ikea —s 160 | Prime Winter red Western... Lose 176 W bite Western do ‘i vou 2w The Hay Market. New Yors, June 6, 1865, This market remaine steady, at Yo) W ior shipping, nd ) Wal 10 lor retau lots, Itch Ointment. It cures Itch and Balt Kheum in forty-eight hours, and all eruptions of the skin. Sold 2 “ft. R. K,—Radways Ready Relief will instantly stop the most excruciating pains and aches burna, scalds, cate, wounds, bruises, &c., thereby ren- dering it important that every family should keep 4 supply of it in the house, Armed with this remedy, @ household is always p: against eudden attacks ot sickness, It epeedily relieves from pain those suf- fering from rheumatiam, neuralgia, crav pa, spasms, diarrhos, cholera, &c., and arrests all disease, RAD- WAY & CO., 87 Maiden Lane, Sold by druggiate 412 “Prices Greatly Reduced—ammer (lothing in every variety, at F. B, Baldwin's, 70 and 72 Bowery ‘The largest assortment and store in the city, Better Styles and pricos lene. ONE 420 “The Original Howe's Sewing Machines for sale at 62) Broadway, ELIAS HOWE, Jr., In+ ventor and Maker, Agents wanted, A, Jie “A Perfect Sewing Machine ia the Elliptic Lock Butch, A. i, bup.ee, No, 647 Broadwa DRATcAB, BRADY.-On Tuesday morning, Jane 6, after « short i/ines, Ann, the Le.oved wife of Francie B.ady, A native of the Parish of Columbkul, County Loug- foiu, Ireland, aged 64 years. ‘The friends of the family are respectfwily invited to attend the funeral, thie /Wednesua,) af von, at Do'clock, from ber sate residence, 154 Klizabeth st, New York. lw BROWNLER—Henry Brownlee, « native of Co, A:magh, and Parish of Tynan, aged 42 years His friends and acquaintances are respec’fully in- vited to atiend his tuneral,on Wednesday, 7th, from hus late residence, 164 owning at. 164 DRINKER—On Tuesday, June 6th, Mrs, Sarah Drinker, aved 5) years, Th vee and friends of the family are re- bvited to atieud the funeral services, to the residence of her daughter, Mre, Jacob th at. at 8 o'clock this Wednes- funeral will take piace to Inorrow a be Smith, 192 We day evening, 1b er lu A.M. .L—On Monday, June Sth, Jane Hill, aged 43 relatives and friends are otfally invited toatiend the funeral, on Weds worming 10 o'clock, from her sister's residence, T Clymer st, Brooklyn, DD. Her remaias will be taken to Ever- greens. 4 LEE-On Tuesday morning, June 6 William Lee, Vie the soch year ot bis age, a uative of Co, Limerick, reland, Lhe friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thie (Wednesday) afternoo Tth inst, at Ly o'clock, from hie late residence, Beach at. itu MIDDLMORE ~ Suddenly, yesterday morning, Jane 6th, Joseph Middimore, 1a the oth year of his ane. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funcral, thie (Wednesday) atternvon, at 3 o'cik, from his lute residence, 5 Johnson st, Williams- bureh, 131 STEVENS--On Monday, June 5, after a long and ess, Heury Steveus, aged OT years, lu mos, relatives and friends are respectfully invited nd the funeral, th w waday evening, * So'clock, from his late residence, 25 M i WHITLOCK—At Greenpoint, after a ehort ilness, Samuel Whitiock, aged 64 years and 6 montts, ‘The relatives aud intends of the tamily are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, thie (Wedne day) aiteruoon, at ¥ o'clock, from the residence of Mr. Vanzile, 6th et. Greenpoint lug ‘TRADE NOTICES CIGARMARERS’ PROTECTIVE UNION * il hold r regnia: monthly meeting on Wed- nesday eveulog, June ith, at 192 Hesteret. None but members admitted, JNO. G. WOODRLFF, Premdent. : 265 RY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING Association A meeting of the above Association willbe held at their ball 267 Bowery, thie Weunes- day evening, ats o'clock. Punetual attendance ie re- quested, LOUI5 FROMME, reat, W. N. CKROMAC, Ree, s Peres lus MITHS—A RE OU: AR MONTHLY Meeting of the Houseatiths Protective lt uion of the city ot New Voik, snali mect on this Wednesday, evening, June Tih, at the lath Waid Horei, oO Blizabeth mod Grand @ I iteudance is re- guested. WA. F. LOYD, Preat, JOMUN 1, COCH- AN, Sec, WT OTICE TO MOULDERS—IRON MOULD- ere are reguosted not to go to Detroit, as the Moniders there have etruck agalusy the unjust de- mande of the bosses, A. WATT, Cor, Kep., sapeee 2b AINTE HE SOCIETY MEN IN MR, LAN] hop, No. 64 Carmine at, are on strike against non-Nociety men, by order of the Contral Union, FKEU'K A. SEYMOUR, Pres, GEORGE STEWAKI, Kee, Sec., Pro, Tem, 203 SOCIETY NOTICES. PUBLIC MEETING OF Men hor Mathew Society, 4 Sth ner and » Bolles, Hibbard, Holmes, GEO, 4°. LOGAN, See. 183 B, SOCIETY Binging b; Hagwerty, 3 Text werty, |, Taylor B REILLY, Pres VATHER MATHEW T. A. No, 4,0f N, Y., will hold # public temperance mieeting at their hall, 345 East L2th st, this Wednes- day evening, at T's p.m. Bpeaking by the great tem- perence advocates, Messrs, ‘ce Campbell and vaneton, Singing by Miss Canavan, Miss Luryee and Mr. Btoker, The public are respectfully invited to attend and get convinced that rum ie@ curse to all mankind, Gk: 4 ded FLEMING, Prest, WILLIAM . 6, N. ¥., will bold anothor Grand Temperance Meating ‘at thelr new Hall, cor, 2 ave. and 83d #4, on y y, the Tth, at T'9 P.M. Speaking by Mr, Seance ee ‘ and J. R. itckense, Singing by Miss Canevan, i, also ise Duryea, and. Miss Cone) by Mr. Greenwood, Murphy, McCabe and others, HENKY B. MULUALL, Pres, J. CANDLER, Sec, Hall to let. 118 NOTICE — 17TH WARD RECRUITING Exocutive Committee —The subseribere to the lith Ward recruiting fund are hereby notified that each subscriber is entitled to receive 25 per cent of the amount of his subscription movey, [ho Com. mittee will pay such amount to all subscribers, from the Sth to the 16th of June, from 6 to il o'clock in the evening, at room ¥1, Bible House, } amounts Lot called for on the 15th day of June will be dona ed to some charitable purpose. CHAS. G. CORNELL, Cc an, GEO. F, STEMBREN| ER, See 355 Pe BLIC MEETING OF THE LADIES’ Father Mathew T. A, b, Society No, J, of New York, will be hold at their Ha |, cor, 26th a, and Sth ave, on Wednesday: evening, Jane 7, ab T'¢ o'clock, Speaking by Mr, Connoly and | ton. Singi 4 ite Fagan and Stocker, Mine Conuoly, Kenue: others. Che members of the Society are requested to be present, of thie will be the regular quarterly meeting, Mo MADDEN, Pres, THOS, FYANS, Ree, Sec. ng THE FATHER MATHEW T. A. B, SOCI- ety No, 3 of Brooklyn, E, D., will hold its reeular monthly meeting at ite Hall, corner of Grand aud Tth tts. this Wednesday evening, June Sth, at 7% P. M., for the collection of dues and the general traueaction of business, and @ punctual attendance of the mem- bers je requested, as business of importance will come before Society, J.B, DICKERSON, Pres. T, a. LLO Bec, iat ssi ee Oe 115 “HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c Fok SALF—1 GRAY HORSE, 8 YEARS old, 17 bands high, warranted round and kind, Suitable for wagon, coal cart, or hoister, Call 307 West 25th street, bet luth and ith aves, Ot HORSE FOR SALE—14 HANDS HIGH, A little sprung; price $45, Call at 254 Weat i 7th 1 a aaa aaa 9 Mis WAGON FOR SALE—A FIRST lass milk wagon for sale cheap, Iuquire $6 Kast 24th st, near id ave. =e iP} V AGONS FOR SALE—ONE EXPRESS wagon: 1 doctor's wagon; 1 business wagon; 1 tingle seat road; 1 #ingle full seat; 1 loather toy AP 1b Meh av, ee Wall TEAS AND COFFEE. Eoonony IS WEALTH—GO TO THE GREAT UNION TEA CUMPANY, 61 VeskY SI.,N. YY lor CHOICE AND GENUINE CUFRFLE ANU SPICES, TAL lestle prices, BRANCH, corner of dreray te Bd ciprry vokiyts oa near forted. Bale Positive, and no reserve cor. carved noforte, chamber furniture, crockery, cutlery, ete, Sale pro. Av ctION SALE OF DAMAGED CROCK. HENRY GU. EV ANS, Auct'r, will sell oq Wed lay, Jane 7, at 10 o'cloe! at 292 South street, ton, 10 crates of opened crockery, yy a 2 ALE OF day, Wednesday at llo’ck ,UCTION ~NOTICE—LARGE housebold furniture th’ i. Precisely, at the residence, 30 Washington Square, haf pattnsd Place, consiatin of iT ‘eure one beautifully parlor, dining room and emptory. 3 pe | ASCTION SALE OF FINE FURNITURE— This, Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock precisely, Seiten pf a > parlor, Uieeae iat Wrens ibe 1 hha 6 G-rtory residence 13 ‘est 26¢ bet, 6th and Tth aver, fine rosewood. walnut and ms: y furniture of all descriptions: over 7) yards of tapestry and ivgrain carpets, hair mattrasses, bede and bedding, china, cut ginas, eilver ware, table cub lery, dc, No pos'ponement of sale 16 HENRY KUSSELL WESTCOTT, Auct. AUCTION NOTICE—J, W. EZEKIAL Will sellon Thurdday, 8:h, at 25 Bowery, 10 o'clock. quantity of danaved brussels carpets aud furniture 38 AUCTION NOTICE -E. ROTH, AUCT’R, it will sell this Wednes afternoon, June T ai o'elock prec « all the eegant bousehold turniture of a prive ) idence, 119 West Sth et, Lee and 6 ing of @ maenificent Tose wood pianoforte. Biuseels and ingrain cap also over bW lots fich parlor, bedroora aid dining turniture it AWNBROKER’S SALE, THIS DAY — JAMES AGAR, will seil a8 69 New Bowery, 500 lots of men and woren's wearins apparel, #1 k, crape and stele shawls slik, calico and other dresses, ekirte, under clothes, shee «, qu! te, spieads, bede, p.llowa, ne vers, boots shoes, carpen'ers tools, & y order of JOSEPH TWYBLES, 4) Bayard st. 124 GAFFNEY, AUCT,, 23 CHAMBERS ST. @ will seil this day at 104 o'clock. the stock and fixtures of the large rrocery sto:e, 4c Whiteball at. Begare and fine lijjuore to be soid without reserve, R. ROLLINS, AUCT'R, WILL § thie ¢ 1 parlor euits, velve peda, bol cases, hod-spreada, ICHARD FIELD, AUCTIONE - rouse 459 Pearl ot, will sell this day, Wednesday, &t 11 o'clock, a large assortment of household furi- ture, hen: , fotas, chairs, tables. bedateadas, car- pe oll cloth, feather beda, looking-glacses, &c, Two jaree Pawnbrokers’ sales next week, of which dne no tice will be viven 126 HERMAN & CO,, AUCTR’S, SELL THTS eday, Wedpeotay, Juve 7, at lise o'cik, at pablia anction. at 1) bowery, larre and important esie of the entive cargo of the propellor Fairchild, consisting of the entire stock of wines and liquors of Gilbert Ferg oer 5 Le the Meadow sane orioe M idler ui (WO packager, vir Corks, bbis, and cases Port, Bherry Wines, Blackberry aud Btrawherry Wines, Brandier and syrups, Whisker, and « larg lot of other iquors, Sale positive,without reserve, |Z S & J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER e@day, at 10's o'clock, at the auction + North William st, Housohoid ‘clock, Marshal's Sale —4 ¢ 8 Bourbon whirkey, lot rovare, At 12 o'ciock, @ | lot of mattresses and carpets u Ww". WITTERS, AUCTIONEER — WILL well this day, at 2 o'clock, ut 454 Canal at, parlor, chamber, dining-roow aod ot ite, beds, bedding, wardrobes, ehina, glass, silver ware, sewing tuching and all other goods for housekwep ne, lis \ ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT., WILL SELL op thie day, at J0 o'clock, the contents of th concert ealoon and bar-room, Sha! hain st, arm ap cane seat chairs, velvet carpets, sofas, mahorun chaire, billiard table, kreuek mirrors, furniture of 2 bedrouims, &e, 264 8 brandy "ARTICLES FOR SALE, SPLENDID AQUARIA AND A Hybena for sale, Call at So Lewis st, for two a lia REWERS GRAINS— FRESH EVERY Day at a price low enough to warrant storing away fc winters use, McKNIGHI'S Branch Brewery, 1 Downing at, i < ab a YURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES UP #5, $1u and $25 ut par, at the Sun office connt- er, Also pennies, be Fee SALE——75 BEAUTIFUL SCHOOL desks, with black walnut tops and turned leg will be pol at a sacrifice to make room for otber arte clea, Tienes inquire of G, GATES, 146 Proepect at, or at bie resideuce, 5 Palnan et, Brooklyn Y SOK SALE—SLOOP YACHT OF 82 TONS, very test and sale, well found; has staie iooma accommodations for ladies, in good conuition, In- wire], W. DRUMMOND, Adama’ Bapresa » 50 scadway, oot OS AND MELODEONS, NEW AND band, at the o! 4 for ea Also watches, Jewolry, paintinus, chess boards, tii! paid for pianos Aunt. SPRUCE LUMBER — A QUA) OF \ seasoned epruce lumber, Jq and 2 inches thick, 8 and 0 lochee wide, for sale iu jote to suit purchas tah BlbUTAy Ac. Cash Ay hy id other goods. 1. & ers, Ney to the Factory, John at Hrooklya, o@ fo DANIEL W, TALCOPT, 142 Peal street, New York, 5 RSONWAL NOTICES, NFORMATION WANTED—OF WILLIAM ANDERSON, a boy, about 11 years of age, whose father haarecently re‘urned from the army, where he has served in Duryea's Kegiment of Zouaves, An information of the boy will be thankiully received, Address © Boy," box 555 Sun office, $40 JANE WHALAN STRAYED AWAY ON bonnet, a black and white shaw!, aud « flowered de- Sunday morning, 74 years of age, wore a black laine dreas, Any information will be thankfully FAY 2 ceived by herson, PATRICK WHALAN, 5381 1 at, bet, Aves A, and 1), THE UNDERSIGNED, HE 9 notice to all persons against hart. OHN LATOURETTE, who absconded from his ome on the 2th of May without cuuse, and hence- forth any person offending will subject themeelves te be punished according to Dated Yonkers, June 6.1566, Five dollars will peid for bw return, BOLOMON LATOURETTE, si MBS. ANN ADAMS IS REQUESTED TO call or send at Mra, PARSELS, and get & letter from her buabaud 34 EBY E ing my sony, BOARD AND rooms. YOUNG MAN WANTS TO. GET BOARD and asingle room, iu some email family, Ade dress W, H., box 655 Sun oflice, : ____ 106 LONE LADY CAN ACCOMMODATE 2 young ladies with good board; would let a furnish- ed hall bed-room, Cail at isu Greenwich ave, bet, 19th and 14th ate, Sd floor, _ 8 Boar WANTED. G LADY, with a widow, lone vall tamily, without children, in N . ine ticular, * Board," box S55 sunoffice, z URNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITH- out board, to let to respectable mechanics, at 49 Ladiow at, near (irand at, Inquire on 2d floor, 145 FURNISHED ROOMS, FRONT AND Back, to let; room for men to sleep in, from $1 60 to # per week, Inq t 47 Greene at, nee nd. 169 RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN WANT- ed to board ima private family, where there are noother boarders, 195 Kast 17th street, lojuire ia store, Call all week alana bebe GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODA. , tod with board, by applying at “49 bast 63d at. “a YOUNG LADIES CAN BE ACCOMMO, dated with turnished roume, and partial board if required, at 743 Secund ave, pear 40th at., Jad floor, Apply for2days, i | ti 12 DOUBLE AND SINGLE FURNISHED befrooma for gentlemen only, in a desirat cation, Apply ) Kast broadway. J. WHITE, 66 12 RIVINGTON 81., ONE DOOR FR¢ 1M Norfoik, mecbanice can be accommodated with board. 4 SEWING MACHINES, NEW AND SECOND HAND SEWING Maz chines tor sale and to peat. vod band machines us cowl wie low, VW W bd Broadway. and 441 Broome of. 1° VAC SEB dhe SEWN. i, MACHINES REPAIRED AT 302 Yost % » corne: 8 yea fi SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO rent, Wheeler & Wiison's B fp and thorough instruction Mach sad bees ip the beat Order a L210 Brenda ay