The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 19, 1865, Page 2

THE NEW YORK SUN. TURSDAY MORNING, BEPT. 19, 1865. Alabama and Her Rebel Debt. Tas Alabame Btate Convention, which js now in session, has passed @ resolution favoring the pay- ment of the debt incurred by that State for military purposes during the late rebellion. As Alabama went into the scheme of rebellion with considera- ble reluctance, and as the “Union element” in it war perhaps as strong as in any other rebe! Biate, we may inter that its avowal of » purpose to pay the debt incurred during the war will be followed by the other reclaimed States. Therefore, the sub- Ject 19 well worthy of consideration, We are not aware of the amount of debt incurred by Alabama in the cause of the Confederacy, but it ta, of course, somewhere in the millions, and ite payment would necessarily be » heavy burden upon the people. In the first place, bas Alabama the power, and wil! the Government permit the payment of the said debt? A Pulladelpbia contemporary decides this question in the negative; but we beg leave tofdissent, We freely admit thes the hquidation of ‘tte rebel debt would be an onerous tax upon Ala ‘dems, and that it would be very bard for iiw Union men to be compelled to pay their proportion of it ; and we also admit that the action of the Conven- ‘Vion in passing that resolution was, in our opinion, in the worst possible taste, Nevertheless, the Fed- ‘tral Constitution gives to every Btate supreme power to “regulate its insiitutionsin ite own way," @o long as they do not confiict with the Constitu- tion of the United States. A State is perfectly free ‘to contract any debt tat it pleases. New York might constitutionally make ao appropriation to redeem all the rebel cotton bonds in Europe, or it might aemurne the rebel debt of Alabama, and the General Government would have no power to !n- terfere. A Biate may do anything in its Co nmon- ‘wealth capacity that does not come in conflict with the Federal constitution. This much, and no more, the Government can do to prevent the car- vying outof the Alabama scheme: It can keep Alabama in a provisional condition, and Congress can prevent ite members from taking their seats tn that boty, with the view of extorting « pledge Bhat the rebel debt shall not be paid, But when the Btate aball have become sovereign by the ful! restoration of its local government, it may elect to pay the whole debt of the defunct confederacy, and the geveral Government would be powerless to prevent it. We have no apprehension, however, that Alabama will carry this proposition into prac- tice. The resolution in question is only a little exhibition of that petty spitefulness against the Government that will occasionally show itsel! emong the “reclaimed.” And then this avowa! efforde a very cheap means of showing to the world that the “honor’' of the South still stands forth conspicuously im the general ruin, Bus when it comes to practical, commonplace “shelling out’ of money, this display of ‘‘honor'’ will, we believe, very suddenly collapse, ‘Then and Now. A dispatch from Columbia, South Carolina, an- nounces that the ordinance of seceasion was re- pealed without debate on the 15th inst, and shat there was no applause, What « striking example of the mighty change that was wrought out by the Nate war, Lees than five yours ago the “ chivalry” of Bouth Carolina were assembled in Convention in that same little city of Colunbia—we presume tn the same building. It was there and then that the train was ignited which ‘fired the Southern beart,"' and spread desolation and death through- euttheland, The passage of the secession ordinance was not without “applaus:," as is related of its ebrogation, The waole city wasin a furore of excitement, cannon were fired, bells were rung, fags were displayed, and all over the country went the intelligence that South Carolina hail se- teded from the Union! But now we have the nows tbat the first work of the rebellion has been de- Mroyed—that the first ordinance of secession bas expired where it was born, and that the once pes- ‘lent and factious little State has become tractable 40 0 Jemb through its severe chastening. How te Keep Peace With the Indians. Tas Commissioners representing the Govern. ment in the treaty with the Southwestern Indians, snnounce that nearly all of the tribes have agreed to the stipulations proposs!, and that the prospect of peace with them in the future is highly encour. aging. Isis also stated that attempts are to be made to pacify the hostile Indians upon the plains in the same manner, and as the rodskins were never known to refuse to treat for an acceptable consideration, it is quile probable that we sha!) oon be nominally at peace with al) the Wostern tnbes, This te all very well, I is much better, eheaper and more honorable to the country to pac- My the Indians by treaty than by sticking bayonets {nto them, particularly when we reflect that they have been mercilessly treated by the **pale face" and manifest destiny, Butiu order that the coun- 4 ¥ way receive subsiamtial and lasting benefit from these Indian treaties, itisessential hat some means Le aco, ted to stop the outrageous swindiiug trans. ectlous of the Government ayents in ibe peyment » Tudian annuities, ‘Phy ere the rascals who are sudirectly guilty of three-fourths of the Iudan outbreaks, They cheat the poor. ignuraut savages out of the payments duo them, and the conse- u nee ts that the batches isdug up, the war- whoop is sounded, sud e scene of Darbarity fol- lov As the Government is now making new treaties with the frontter tribes, it would be well to thorougly overhaul the Indian Bureau, weed out the swindling agents, and slopt some kind of a evetem by which the Indians may henceforth re- corve the full payment of their Sonuitics, Whoo that shall have been done there will be less danger +f outrages by the savages; without it, the treaties how making will not be worth the parchinent upon » hich they are written, The New Kegistry Law. Ter Rogistry Law Passod at the lass session of the Lagislature, is the subject of consideraule dis eassion by the partisan press. Taos Republican papers regurded it as a wise and commeniable measure, calculated to insure the honesty of elec, Sons ant to prevenst 1 of fr udulont voting ew of the Democratic faith, oa the ert ary, a oge that itis desi nod to Broatly dir nL the Popular vote in the lange cities, Particuarly io New York, an! that asthe Dom Oracy are larzely jy the ascendant in these localities, {tie nothing loss than ® bold attomps to defraud the Damovratice party, There is doub.less come 6round for both, of these opinions. Ik is quite cortain that the neovw law will haves tendency to Prevent illegal voti ag nd it is aleo certain thas it is ® partisan meas are, passed by ® party vote and intended to strik » at ths Democretie majority to ibis city, Nop 4 tap he) manger in which the pulley has been legally enacted, and must remap la fi until duly repeated by the Lezisisture: and ther to wrangle over that which thoy caunot chanze, Registry, and aleo to desi, j@ the polling places, aystem: T eo Moard of Registry also form the Noart of lospectors ‘or hold.n the ection, Three meet- ings of the Hosrd of Ky provided for, The fi three for lwiding the poll The Hoard ergaiite for irpose of reyiaicring (ie urn @ of the legal of the districy sai procooity make a list ail persous q is ined and eatities to vote at the ensuing election .o the clection district f erein peciore, Thay have Powsrt two S if ot the preceding Geueral F m the uumber of voters in the dimrct exeeded four undred. Atthisfirat weeing they are to make the lat of electors of their dis rict as complete as practicable; it isto bea “true listot the vovere io 60 far on the man kuowa to the A copy of thie li to be fled witb Ovugy Clere w.tiia two # aiter the fires eiog. Tue second tur et.ug of the Board is to ve Id on Friuay of tue woe’ prete tity General Evccwon, for the purpose of rev ang aad correcting the list, ‘iey riuain in fess.0u two days. Tue third as “x oF we Board is to be beld Monday, the day beore t lection, ior the F Oi turther correcting, revsluy, sddivg to, @uvewacting trom, and compiicog soo let At velther meeting of tue Bard ot Reguatry is tLe name of any person to be al.ed (o due Let (except 46 provided jor toe fires me bug, WheU be lies ia vo be ectivable by tucor- porsting } legal #in the election dutrict ® kKuown ty (Le inapo tre), Unless the person desiring hia name to Le adacd appears iu persom beore the Huard, No vote can Le received atany aunual or charter election ju ile ety aud couuty of New Yorks or in the city ot Brooklyn, uviess the Lame of we person oferiug 40 Vote Le on ihe rey. stry maue au coiplesed Le- fore the ay of elecucn, The Miseourl Tert-Onth. Tas etringent test-caik iu tie new couatiution of Missourl bas recoived @ dec,.e! check. The eaid couastitutiou, which wae engineered throu,b by the mont ultra brand of radicals, requirca every toiulster sud jawyer to subeor.ve to tie 4 oath before precticing their voouti ns. A large propor tion of both of these classes tlaily ef ply with these conditions, aud, as (Le Governor was ditermined to enioice then, th hosteen much @) prehension of serious trouble, We observe, however, that (he matter has come before tho Juv elary, end that io the Circuit Court of Ray the tes-ooth bas tien decided to be in viv the Coustitution of the United S.atet, The wetier was brought before the Court by certain lawyers who refused to teke ihe oath, As the Executive of Miggourt will hardly venture @ conflict with the Judiciary, it fe provable that the test-oath wil become ad lester, uatll the question is finally ected upon by the higher courts, aed lo coms A Nice Lith Tax Bill. Ir ts a protty bard matter to cor man that povorsy lea blioasing, buta, elty aud county tax levy for 1505, published jo Yeaterday's Box, is cortaiuly » sirong argu. ment in favor of that proposition, The tax bill foots Up over eightoen toi. lons of dollars for the present year—nearly four and ahalf wm liious more then ‘ast year-—and the rate of tax is wiilin @ traction of three dollars on the bun !red. It wou'd be inter- esting to know just what proporsdon of that eigh- teen millions is sciuaily applied to the levi wate expenses of the City Governmens. Loalon and Paris expend twelve and ten m ilons respectively each year in city government, both ci- Hes sro municipal modela compared with Now York, and yotis is fair to infer that their officia's do some stealing, This city is only about half eslarge as Paris aod one-third the size of London, yet 18 come nearly twice as much asin she case of Paris to, govern !t, Possibly when the rate of taxation reaches that point, when a man will be at a loss to decide whether to pay the tax or surrender up all bis property—poss biy the people will turo the cormorants out of ollice and elect honest men in their stea Ge to the Wes Turns are hundre's of }oung men io thie city, @ ther out of euploymontor earning # very scanty bving, who ougbt 6) cut loose from their moor nge and drift to the West. The ciannels of business for which they are conpesent are all filled he chancea for procunug situations sro ex Poor, sud eveo wlew they are so forsunate as to Gad employment, the remuseration 's not sich ae to give any hope for the fuiure. Why, then, do they nor strike boldiy out from ils eidy, aud «oO fo the neh Wosiern Bates an! territiries whore thelr services are uryentiy noeds’, aut wheres bright future would open before then? The suri- forous lerritories ine to them thither, the rich avri- ecltural regions beckon them ou, the undeveloped wealth of the Great Wost is tompting'y airesched ous to thom; but bere they remain ia } Nenoss, pass- ing @sey the best days of their lives without gaining @ too'bold upoa the ladd r of foriune. They need not hope that their chaaces of Success will improve bere. As occasional jud vide sl of this class may get out with the tide of pros perity ; but for aay one to expect aud calculate Upon such success would be !ce expecting @ for. tune from a lottery, Buslocas was nover boiter in the city than itis atthe presenttime, ani ifthey cannot get a foothold now they have nore. expert a better res (Novada Torritory) cle upon the edvani 2 bo in the future TheoGolW my ‘tnd Nawa, in a loug arti- ses of immigration to the West, says: “Loe hich price of labor, the erost chances for Prvate ds apesuleins, the ra S.4ap, po tanee and ’ tec uu rowit jthe prfcth B.utm ans T | de ad gutted y tae roy ail une nate Par@eark » ; rae.’ or w red of ihe wacertacn aod une Bos.iecd mito Of witairg in Lig hate ree hous porkors | ot ihe Uulon, to make the gols ead sliver i ultaip ‘aad of the Wess the rbot The Jews in usa —uyeovement to thelr ( oudition, A correspondent of the Paris Montreva, writing frow St. Petersburg, says: Thave already apprised you of the great im- Provement made in the position of the Jews in A decision of the Counci) of the Empire, ya Russia. sanctioned by the Emperor, and promulyated wkase uf the Benate daied fib leny the necessity of Rogistry Law of some kind, The only question at issue is abal! be carried out, The old law was rogarde! by the Republicans as entirely too loose in ite operation ¢ the Dew one Is objected to by the Democrats on the ground that itis decidediy too stringent. Bat {8 ie usolere to discuss the question now, The law fore both ite frends and enomies will do better to qualify themselves for Young aa it provides, than Unlike the old plan, tho Motropcltan Police Com- miasicners are now invesicd with the power to sppoint Election Canvassers eo Inspectors of The following extract from the new law contains the chief feaiures in which it differs from the od Muna euthorizes | e in Industrial ocenpations to cir- ey and to aa ablish themes pot of bart of the te rizht to leave tbe / which thoy were previously limited iu the weaters Provinces of Russia, This mensure will contribute to the deveiopment of maverial jnteresta, aud to & feduction in the prime cost of toanufactired goods, To settle to ther new abodes the ronst firet obtain @ perm'@. sion of re i they whi heve ¢! ty of Uelouging cefluuely to the commune of ther choie:, but thay wil not be allowed to form com- Mines com: ceed onsirely of Jews, like thee at present existing in the western provinces. Dy the effect of thie juterdictlos they will lose the r dia tinct vation be tlen ed with the Rues w ot bed to de- Ween two I, could accord she right of crculatin ani of settling in al. parie of the terrivors, either te all the dows or to a certain number of them. Is cuose to adopt the later plan, tai the Jows envaged in some manufacturing trad» can profit by the new decison ; ®.eutq money ngere At retsl) tradera have no a! fa lis benefits, But, as the o1o% observer, 16 clases, WLen & rua!, Tus V sek the lnat-samou the rivalry of thir manu become ardgans and mau acturers, fr ihe express purpose fobtalnin: the riglt of free circulation abu ho ce of readeuce, Ihe aumter of dows re- es ong in the towns aud villages of the westera t 1,500,000 souls, Thi ¢,omeratiun of pesous engaged iu sim- spolous will goon easé and the conimer- cial for e6 of the empire wil! Lo heuceforth dissem inated tu ® manner wore favorable to the geueral wedare, TheJowsin® pomiiou to profs by the nes Ukage, w.1.@ al owed to take wisn ther their unmarried ers aod their browers who are minora, T will cons queatly carry with the elements of weullb sud activity tuto the prove foces Whore t! ey may chooee to settle, The emun- cipation of the Jews wall thus be gradually s0a.- laud = = — Fipameinl News, Yiarketa &c. New York, Monday, Sept. 13, 6 P. M.—o'd bas been selling t-day at 140% a 143%. The attermoon Quotations of the ceneral stock mi t, compared With those of Saturday aiternoon, show @ decline of from \y to 1 per cent, a \¢w sorte were, by the same comparison, @ litte higher, Governments were steady, without much buetnesedoine, The rumors of 4 uew joan continue, No official communication baa yet teea made public, however, The loan market coutinues quiet, and the accumulation of capital ceeking teroporary employment et 6 a 6 is increasing. Corame cial paper passed to-day 64 09 per cent, The Lenk .tement, thie week. ie rather unfavor- adie, ‘The loans sre up $1.36 epecio, 6948 555 ; Circuintion, @29),4.8; the legal tenders are down $2,167,499, and deporita, $1 7). There has been an incieare! demand tor ling exchange to-dey, aud prime baukers’ bills, 60 days, were not offered voter 19%. On'Change to-day Flour wos dull, and be a Ve lower, Wheat wesdu Laud nominaliy le. a ©, lower, Corn wea ticin for sound. while amsound Waa heavy. ¢ were scarce and le, Leiter. Pork was dull and lower, Meefwassieady, Lard was firmer aud Whiskey was a sbede firmer STOOR BA ee—FiCke NOAn 2000 U8, Be 4tep 7% 20 Qaietstiv GALS, Gb 2%. bbe 20 a 7 Li do. Teahig 10 N.Y, Con, kK. LAW do.new ited hy 6 do do 16%. 4. Eriek.. i af il bie Ca) do lia 10 Mieb, Cen, B....11 1 60. Lvs " ‘ bs» ‘ we Pitts KT gy 10 Gn, @& NWR. S00 Chi. & NW, 1" i Gu do......61 ‘ 2 Cle, & Toi, B 2% CoB. &y RB. 16) Mu, & Pda © wo ao... OU y S00 PL Ft. Wea e.. woaRn, ? Maripor Min 1 1 . } id. ep.. 2 10 N.Y, Con, bi . 1 7 yo Ru ry i ae i bu Kea “ 3.0) NC. 6s, st 6 idich, C 24) Oho & Mies... 1 th. Cem, i i 5 0 Central Coal... by iy Cul. @ NW. PT. 6 io 0, Bg SH bis HM 20 ChL& RL R a 40 Mu @ Po duet % 1OP EW 0 Cum Coal Pt SPECIAL NOTICES, Tucker’s Charms of Veuth tor the Com- plex.en, akin aud | eth, Pree Oe Dollar per Bot Manufactured at the Laboratory, Nu 506 Sixth av co, ots het Sold by all birugviete and Ly & Lovejoy, Wholesale Ageut, 03 Fucsouat, NY. ! (srever & Bakers Highest Prewiuin Uteh ant Lock sttch Sewime Machines, 405 ay, New York, sud Loo Fulton stiees, bivok- iT Wheeler & Wilson Lock stitch Sewing Meet be and Batica Hole Machine, No, 625 bow N.Y, ois No 629 reside at, owe sewing Machine Company dwar, N.Y. ELIAS HUW, Je, FF MARRIAGES. SRELLY—HANDY—On Monday, Sept, 18, 1968, by Kev. Dr, Bastesl, Phomas skeily to Avo : Loth of this city wRA Ces, ASHMEAD.—Snddenly, Tate 4 M i 17, ather tes Co., Han. ae respectfully invited the k e by} nmption, F ‘a vee ¢ frebniae ot take p wetron bes | suf aveek, thie Chueedayy aitern ws o'clock OAs t SLY —Oa Sept. 17, Loules, youngest daagh‘er fok and Mary Cassidy, aed 2 56 , s funeral will take place this (lnesdac) afte lock, frum she ros.deace of ber pareuia, e..polat. CLARK-—At ermon hine Curt on Mond, Morning, Sept. Meu M, abu i, are City, via Northern R. KB. of New Jee Caisces will be im waltung &) \ pper Pp Biation, CONKLIN.On Monday, Sept. 19, Edmund Pvang, only ehiidot Joba P, aud Sterieke Couns ageuy Months and 21 days, The relatives and frieads of the family # specttully iuvited (o attend the funeral, this ATemrny Wo. Ting, Rept. 19, as 9 o'clock, rom the residence of bis parents 109 Soush dd 6 Wiuiamsburyn, NY, ‘The remains will be taken to Staten laisad tor iniers ment, ll DUVINE--After a long itiness, Catharine Devine, e en and friende and aconaintances ore re pectiuiy Inviied to afteat the tune.alon fy ge ay etrernoon at 2 o'Gock, [row ber tay 4 tie re utives aud f f euc ihe tuue y BE Ce, BE Ww Jud udee. In 1 ooklrn, Sr sand Awa the family B reapeotty funerdy thie hus | , 1PVKd be 1OBLOLCE OF he; ly tovited Wie. boon, vacua, 43 suddenly, on the night oe of Saturday ythe \ inst, Jono heavy, ip the 4d 6 mo ver, in the $/th year of her age, Lhe trieade and acvuaintances of the family 9: rorpecttuily invited to atiend thelr fuveral this (Tp day) morning, ayes Gomes Breciee jy rom their iate residence, cor, of Ciassou ave. OF th Brook. ai to pioceed to the COMOTOTY of the Holy Uroug labvosh p woklye pt #eui 2g) \iso, on the followang afternoon, Bllsat Keavy, hig | UCTION NOTE Fancy Uoolet. E. Gay, Sept, Din, t eeday DHONI wk... 0tn Mission bt gre, 1 tives and frien is of the family ate reepent- O'BRIEN On Mon tay, Be 8, of rhoamatiem of | the bevt. Julian on a antes of ha Pa tah of | Balin Bricken, Co, i, Ireland. 9 6. 6 yen ad the foneral, om Wed The funeral if . tesinene 14 mon .0¢ from & tomorrow's Herald, oe rine PERRY —On Sanday evening, Sept, 17. & short and pa 11 tnenths Liuness, ki B. Peary, aged & It dayne ee Pecty, ® Due wotice of Whe famerg) : pF ahaa fal Tow's paper saw will be given phy Marion ob f —In New York, en 37. 14055, at ie reels | — SvT Kawt beth at, Pat ‘y ah a he ; be | ranoow 4 ! Devry usk, Parieh of <etook An, Ire and. y Le] 0 and thoes of hie bro | be iL Gay) alteruoon, at To « l C4 ¢ iro ur TRADE NOTICES, Y ELTMAN, Al ee | | Neepeu af, @ ad at . res ve Liqu h ACHINISTS PROLECTIVE UNION, NO ichngs 1, of New Yor Lt le urrentiv jeune all meinte sof the Sin hove (pion will be jaa ance at their roome on ‘Lusetay, Sent, 19, ab 8c P.M. pe citely, as busines of epeci mpiria every wemter @i!! taosecte , orue: of he Prendent. WLLL ODELL, Cor 1 1s OTICKE TO COOPERSTHE COOPERS 1 he Radian’ Oil Wo kay Mowe CLARK & INS, pre on wetrike for ihe re ene eiiere, chop Committee, N he | | SiEBI "i evening, Sept By or 1 a Te ofclock | . Awociatvon, BP. FILZGIBBONS, fee, | IKER'S DAY a Y QUERATIVE PLASTERERS—YOU ARE | JAMES AG ag - A hereby notified to attend the recu at we Ab | ny Yella ty On meet heat their hall, cor, of £4 1 | choos ante ve . ie on thig Tuesday, evecing. Al , P) Atha th: 3 toattend, sa there will te tue OGer of Mis, Be RECA CO, #8 broueht before them. F. i. MeDERMUTI . ei oon THUS, DILLON, Kee. Se iAl LIGUTH AVF PLASTERERS—THERE WILL i ds a.cilou, the hourehold special necting held to your roo: re Bal & 5 : iF Brookivn, on Weanew ar evenin~ ¢ . La ~ bere are re ju A io atten ina bu — rR Will come Letore the meetin: misy a ation ot beg Core tor the eneuine ex months, LUWAKD kt | eed ys syers Pies, PL J, WELSH, Ree. sec, 1 ie SOVeb: aoseels THe BOOT AND SHOk CUTTERS O | a Y., will hold thei recuier weekly meetip K OF FURS evening at So'cork. inthe Lith Ward Hore 3 y 4 Todi cuse ihe Lest for th+ adoption. af “Oteisel at 2S Bows the senile of pry Lerseaboud make proved of, Mera. | ta ery effort to Le there, w EZEKIEL, Auct rock, t od in the iseue, SOCIETY NOTICES, ni ace | on fan! 4 3 ————eamens F top tables, catp ‘ dra nbov O. OF HIBELNIANS-THE MiM. | == A. oot ¥ , On re juested tor HEINE GUANA nion Hal 1h dist av. on terday, 19th tat, at 1 ote era { ©! our tate brother momber fair | JAB. CASHES, G8. tod | ICERS AND MI Me | JUN MAQUIKE, G. B, oO”. H.—THE OF A, bers of No. Gare requ A to WILLIAM Al A Ch it bi Vadis cor, Patt nud Mya STAND FOR SAI APPLY AT 33? Send {He al of Miver Low, West Washingeu Market, lea MILIAR — AY. STOR! Hi SOLD WIT s k 42e be wat Weidense Lotire Nv ® sebelah och 4s tote to their Louee room, en T CHANCE IN THE CITY—TIHt8 next Yh inet, w ~ thadevu at. to let, Coie gua eee toe POs. FiBL SPECIAL ING OF THE A,O, Il. of No bt Ll. Tn will beheld at min Frank!’n t pt. the 10th, ae f tes there is hus. portance to be tran e1. By order of FF LIX PERSON, Pies. JE HEEPEBNAN, See, es ue, Pop. letor Is # to Tenove in the uire of ate. YOUNG, York st, shades, no street ¢ por SALF—TIF GOOD WILL AND CON toute of @caudy sore aud ewe depot. Ap, A, Os Hy BROOKLYN, T. Ty SEPT, Tinn, | Delaney at. @ Iséi.—vbe regular mocthiy meeting of the | FIOR SALE CHEAP— Roard will be held at the Emer artlorenie | E grocery store, No. 41 portland ave. neu Mrrtle We 'nesday even- May, 1866, sent pellup io Nov Che Treasurers this day at @ cu. J to attend aad settle up ‘i Ko orderat ie '4 | FROM SALE— RN PATRICK BRIODY, N. J. ong of ¢ ) | . aso we pe xi ure 4 FPATUER MATHEW T. A. 1. SOCIETY | Sopctom 8 Buses No. &.N. ¥. % been interrup UR SAL Ab it iVCK AND thelr me. ting a! tink « eture; @ t f 1 rare « iy es ' oot Gt. ard Let ave, wis FoR SALE-A Nik DINING S\thouNn and enthausinetic meeting, as well the pobi 08 S1s'e Weare ty 69104 Gave a nen u hew inemtere were aro) on the} . the wae & grand euccees, If to retut ob font fnyu su + AN rilrener ¢ that the tlace and ¢ u a ) ’ t : ‘ ve ‘ sihdy Pow SALE—A POARDING ii ' I barroom wiiad or Vout | ILLY, Divecvors. JAMES BE ARD DULGULKIY, Vice SAUSE, Kee. dee, ly PERSONAL NOTICES, ’ N AT LT I + +h. fy MPHE LE ‘ Ik JAMES BUCKLEY, WHO REC NTLY arrived ip thy waite, wilbeall at®s+', cor ave ¢ god Sih ry he w motherPATL ICN. ya NFORMAT I WANTED OF WILLIAM VRENDERGAST, by bos wit fom Calioraia, ar 2) Ma be AMIS BARBER WHO TOOK OL TA SEC. Gon of Liova's Mammoth Map to eauvass eho toe clly ese. of the Bovery, wil eave hin by returuiug it at ouce wos Courtiauds ol Ist DAVIDS. OG ing by, through o | ives that ald shore Ilana Stiuuine Comp sul Of inaney fom resent, pa abie Puble aucion, atthe Naseau atie uihasy of VIERDY'S, will MAUSLLAL, 1 t ' A who bas jut arsived 1 ca ~ uiea, EsSeW Cicpapenes, vrding to the id+u of the Btuie of Adi Ae 1 BARGENT, docseuary « \WHERFAS MY WIFE ida haa lets {ed and board wt heey tion, | be,uee (0 pay any det 's of hy « ts JUN J. LATSCR, WAN at 68i¥e, lush, > as SNe ; Ison at fl pero: ateter \ JHEREAS MY WI Wind @b day © house ww has lvitmy bede hon d with cation, L reise to pay any dubia + WILLIAM GOL KLEY Oil MERINOS at $1.55 | biter this dae 2h5 pepl. 1b, 1905, ‘ ‘ rata: CLOTHS at $1.5 _----—- | Teen, garbots, Linc, Mauves, DENTIST ERY, ; PINGLINE. POPLIN, very pESE ie ae cae beaver, at #105 dla p ' gonds we BEAUTIFUL SETT OF TEE bought AT @ BARUAIN aD AUCTION 04 Siu sito, $15. Superio id, allver an t PYLE RN a TALMORALS ¢ cts, and upwards, Exisueting without pau, a #8 Ws a 4 yl ce hy ee MEALS at S2Ly Pixth ave, near goth af 3 ; We reepoe uit Gat iA ody Customers cannot BET OF TEETH, WITH OR WITHOUT | “SMH to now oursides extracting the roo’s, $5, $8, $1) 10415, ant ware ee yi att Wey, ranied the best Aching Leet extimcies without Near it +" pain, or filled with sold or other tiknes. Tee b t : paar eivaned of shitenet. Sie, fo AL etch, by Dr. VY It WE ARE NOW LERS,39 Bowery, uearly opposite (Le old theatre. SET OF TEETH MADE IN 3 HOURS #2 ut 545 Sixth ave, Beau..ul, cheap, Nght cura ti'laiu sth, beac ht rey b eMull patterns upper tetas, Sete wish plumpera.o fill our the check ) ”’ siLKS, new and aud restore youtht wenhee, bute 68 inucuoa T aid @. DO par NO aay reqaired, aa 2 a6 82.28. | Cig NITRO AUGHING Gas) Bilis at azak r wy pt u P | ele ' ry Pte nd & Oude ihe Chosposs we } uber ihe No i K, Pey@ro | CEVA v1 j § | A vithout extr } Siporo: Gold, wi houtp Sik et, bear Jd ave. { R, DRAKE, 1°05 CANAL STREET, SETS “A ret o! teeth on sliver at .o7 bo #16; on wold ut S15 J acts dy cents per tooth ; teeth ted ator othe: fillings, 60 cta, to $1 per too.h, hout pain % ARTELL, DENTIST, wi BROADWAY, bove 2th #t—Rubber set of teeth, + Entiely new desivus, impor aon, a: ieatit ri eilver or rubber, @4. Nitrous oxide gas | Prices,,from ou ry tile ted tha season, a: al « i by an entirely mew procem, Pearl filling, 50 W. K. PEYT Sani, Other houss tll Gis P.M, has? | sas Aes mover, Vit DODLN, Deus and $i, woth saeto a DUAW LS, abd) “ » PARIS BK SQUARE, Ulit ‘SHAWLS LONG ano ~ al | | /