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We can see no reason for this torrent of yitupera
ion against Mr. Greeley and II It did not proceed from
his inycicrnto enemies. IL would surprise Us Why do
they NOT also Mr. sche and hc other bond-inet
II there l. any blame this transaction IL belongs To the
Court who permitted hail. not to the gentlemen who
signed the bonds. our generous coirmporare' give
one of the sigets prominence So dspoportonate ~ to
Justify suspicion that they disapprOye Of the release
merely 10 n standing ground for hurting their missiles
against that Individual We suppose they Will moi con
tend that the boude an-weIable Tor the failure 70
r, Air pr,i. n this term Of the Court Why doe, Dot
Tbe Commercial n,,aiI MI Eyarts ur not being ready 10
nrocecd with the trial, Admitting that Mr. lNart lld
GOOD REASONS desiring pospoucmcut. VIII Mf weed
I H. what disposal he would have made VI TIE prisoner
I'm the mean time II rttlng him AZ large on ban was
,,r,r and sr,ndnlou- why did AIr Vccds friend give
his aud cordial consent Why not pitCh INTO
Mr. Evurts VIII" responsible party 10 the ostone-
ntcut instead Greeley. who merely testified hts
routidcucc that the prisoner would ahscond' The
indignation these Journals T. just - mut sham ~ J.
the prcteu,e that Nh Davis is ever To- be- tried
New York World.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-21
You have the same pOLt

Of state and Federal Officers You have the same pot
cal status ~ loyal Whit citizens
The United states Government n necessary. will pro
tact you through the military but you Will not be pro-
teCted in WtOus doing
Your enemies are watching yDu, and vii Zoe Only too
delighted to see you commit some eNcc-, Cr OuraC' Tue
eyes OF your friends ga tlt North who fought for yuAt
freedom are also fixed upon sou. and counsel you not
20 nsapn)T thpsl who she'd their blood for YOU Com
nli no excess, Hc patient submit % ttWiul authority
3ra by - doug YOU vii gain friends ii you are uubn
cHii ~ You are dole pcctiu 10 lawful an monty, II you
atc t guilty cause Of DoDdL'd the I~Opie OF the Wh0i"
Norm Val turn dgt'u,t you Your OLly friend, viii Qr
s7 NOu and You may lose those tights which II cost the
country so much 20 g,un for you.
nave, however, confidence ia your discretion ana
gpod sense. and SURE you viii consider no man your
HitNd WHO attempts Go ncte you 70 deeds o. violence
JO-TPH A. MOwJR.
Mayor Heath, under the date. issued prociania
ton ~ which nc Gala upon az citizens 90 be piNfIu
ana itwabdlng and do hereby publicly mako 1t EtoWh
that have instructed tHc police force Of the Cy OF New
Orleans 10 protect all citizens IN their lawful business
occupations and 90 Prevent all persons whatever from
ntrudug into any store shop other place OF busin -
conducted by private individuals, against The consent
ana wish OF the owners prOpuetors or keepers OF te
same and all persons doing th1J thcY VIII dc
arrested and dealt with according 10 Law"
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TnE GREAT CHVuTY FMI.-1he great Charity
Fair designed and inaugurated to benefit the Catholic
Protcctory. achieved memorable success last evening
IN the building devoted its purposes IN tnon-square
There were o. ont OF The 20 Catholic churches Of New
York represented in the fair Dir Horace Greeley mas
made q donation OF So and copy OF the American Con
fct 10 the table plcsded over by Mrs Judge White -
stephens table under the charge o Mrs Tran0r, j. one
OF tho hand-oncst In the fair The Rev. Dr. MCHynn II
tIe Pastor OF this church. The Church ~ St. Francis
Xavier has also very well decorated table. Last even
ing the fair building was flied 80 its utmost capacity
nearly lUO persons having visited during the even
ing Dr. Henry J. Anderson and Mayor Holman ihaue
appropriate addresses at the opening of the iar ~ rem
ton tG the object for which held The samson
Band Of Governors Island furnished music during the
evening The fair will Ice open from O'Clock IN the even
ing until n O'Clock al night.
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The Uaion

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Chartered by Congress having Government, Drecto"
pointed b, the Prssut Of the Offer their
FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY-YEAR BONDS.
BEARING SIX PER CENT INTEREST.
PAYABLE SgylAsSUALLY IN GOLD
Fer sale through the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK,
no. HAssAUsr.
sni Mes,rs CLARK DODGE & Co.
BANKERS NO 81 wALLsT.
.na JOHN J. CISCO SON
BANKERS No. 33 WAJbsr.
In tle CITY oiNer-YOrk.
At NINETY PR CENT ofhc p. value with Accrued Interest
These Bond, ar, secured by FIRST MORTGAGE RAGL.
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT OF SIXTEEN THOUSAND DoLLARs
PER MILE much onehif tue eos; Of tue Road TIiRS
HUNDRED AND FIVE MILES have been completed the NOS
substantial nsaner fully equipped With rolling stock locomotives
machine shops engine sad station luas built aoS
ofbn,h. and have been
APPROVED ASD ACCEPTED BY THE GOVERNMENT
AMI report the Government Commissioners .As
i,uow "a successful operation.
The Company has on ms.il Sufficient, 70
complete the Road Rocfr MOun,na distance from omas, sr
ST. m.,-b September the time pledged for a completes
BY the contractor TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED dfsel
ACRES OF LAND PER MILE granted to the Company By The
Government addition to Subsidy SIXTEEN THOUSAND Doll
LARS or GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR EACH MILE on RoAs
AS COMPLETED The Chicago North Western Railroad
completed connect, with h, Omaha and doing large bush
passengers AM freight
The Chicago Rock Island Pacific the Chicago BaasOn and
Quincy aud Joseph Railroad Companies expect 10
connecting links Of ROAD to ona' during the next year 50 tia.
four the East will greatly contribute I" th'
bushes. Of til. Road Pacific being constructed with
great energy from California this C-' Noaa Railroad across
the Continent 1870 insure al business both passenger ssf
freight possibly accommodate The interest On these Boad' Oe's
payable gold sud tue small mile there can be no qae'o.
a. 10 their sahv and the hesitation recommending
them 10 the public Arrangement, being made With the National
Banks generally throughout the country for the accommodation o. "
vssiots these Bonia The Hon T. D. MORGAN, anias Hon
CAKES AMES Trustees JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
GEOPGIA
JUDGE SIlLLEY At ATLANTA.

JUDGE KELLEY At ATLANTA 4.
NJ rsLvtsira 20 THE 1IHrsE
AritNI4. Ga., M.y 31-Jut-c Kelley arrived last
night isam Montgomery. and was received 10y Com
mttcr o. prominent Umouits and nearly .''7 coi'r'd
Toval If4euor, Gov Brown and other recon
s'ructed political baders were also Prc-'nt' I"'
mOru.u- was spent receiving calls and WISHING
freedmen schools. which are Aere most admi"OlJ
managed by Nr. ward. Great cXertion' were h''e
Yesterday 10 nix on suitable Rebel 10 reply to Mt h''y
10 W., understood this morning the attempt h'o De'"
abandoned AZ O'Clock D. N, the Judge was t'Aen 10
lhe stand m mont OF the City Hall The coorcd league
100 strong marched 10 meeting with fags nnd mo,oG,
On % We praise our h"itH "ru N'4' H..,' 81
~" The OI nanot box and iie jury box"
About f.'" were present, onetou!th Vi Ml",li it
here. ard who imprisoned by tLe Suh. ,tldo! lc
sided Ii, barely closed his Introduction |heh Eegei
named iisi.bleton ikea il ne might reply when Nj
Kelley finished his incendiary speech Hc was coure
Dusty tod flat the meeting co1Gce" w. Iy' nt
uouncc s manner cOworly but his words were lost
II the cieeI, that greeted kelley The latter held the
gr aue e in close attention for nearly three hours.
While proceeded with calm and disasSiunate state
the ff9.Ysaly wealthy South and the social wealth Of
be naturally poor North. He showed how IL grew ont 0f
al by me two sections. Following the par
diversity Il industry North and the reverse South
lie arit G a reconstruction in heart and sentiment as
veil col tutiuna enactment assuring the whites that
equal rights ~ the cOoccd man was fixed fact He
slowed hoy the Republican party grew out OF tie KNOW
tge 0f Sg1eTy's effect In cursng the SOL and man alike
sad decagd that the ideas Of that party Were two fdl
ijmans equality, and in the permanent iudvNhty OF
lie Uni0n This part OF ms speech, enforcing iIuNtIa-
tons listened TO with great attention 10y whites on
abort SIC platform The closing part was addressed
te coicJed men and contained generous advice To ve
IN harinoRy with all whites, lawfully maintaining ali
ter Ti-!ih
coft -1nplated torchIight procession abandoned
fDm fca-s that trouble might arise mi>chicyOus MN
CITY inclined 10 provoke disturbance mI. het!tS
WIS fiJaed NJ the close by citizens az all opinions
n leave Scr Augusta In the morning, ana VIII u3ub'S
epaE thcg7 and thence to Charlotte y G. Whcie ne
vii also sSaeak. The effect today Is excellent A can
was read for Republican state Convection TO be hcu
July 4.
IThe nisu Tambleton who wished to reply TO M.
E-Hey is think the editor of Atlanta paper, Who
pfore th Gar broke ont. North and published III
rs jourua black list" Of all Northern merchants who
would not advertise il his journal chaUctciizus them
=, unworthy the notice Of Southern business men Tor
ills he rcved personal chastisemcnt both II this cry
aud Phi!asii.lphia.-ED. TRIBUNE
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NAVY GAZETTE.
.,rrlyasiPA 70 rns TRIBUNE.

b. TILtnkifA 70 TIM TRIBUNE
>tGekAcng k1,Pn A. T. H. West from the sabine snl Suesu
o s bow Acting Charles Halt from the Dow And oiuefeu 10
the W sld 49,, ...r,.d
.rr. Master T. A. FeRtress th. Cansudagus snd ghlen
tie lonorsbe discharge. Acting Volunteer Lieut.
v A. Bure onward anu pAh'eu
N. usual fpT honorable dscharys.
III. seNisg dsAehmeu WIKI the usual cave Tor honoisn
tr also Aeng EnsgRJ r. Blaschari sra sats r. 70
Bradbury ard Iohn NcMsnus rom The Nsnionoinas TN
lane. A. pefrV Acting Ensign y j. :"
H. sHrask aud Mate Henry Wende om IN. Desoo
taoH hos been ordered command The sbanocA ~ n
Baker ordered To the SABINE Acting isAsta
& fu,iel h.cn ordered the Naval Hospital Al WAhns9n Al,
Tie io!losrI placed leave for honos ut t.
iuyNsss, r. Brosn William Hanson and y VI rans anu
Tfsiu, Ge"rg. v Meade aud James Mcdonald anu W.
N,eNofb hesn plsced the retired als sseon1
Of he Marine Corps has be.n promot-d 10 ft,'
an, ova. Lave discharged from the
s h.Irv Taylor Of May Acting hhngn 1onn
e. K,Lsr and Mates A. Draw aud , IN
froH lJ,h Of May. HOughton, Acting ASSISTANT ~ w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-21

THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY ELECnoN-The rival
factions of the Mercantile Library held ratification meet
ings last evening" for the purpose OF ndosng their re-
spective tickets The party which has its ticket headed
by samuel Haned and Is supported chiefly by the
Younger and more enthusiastic members, held H. meet
ing at Cure in Broadway The friends OF the ticket
headed m Mr. Alexander Rhnd, "A very active and ener-
Cec young gentleman met at the New York staurant
Toasts pledged, and arrangements made Tor the
oil today
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RELIEF FOR THE SoUTH-THE CALIFORNIA Cox
TRIBu rIoN.-The Southern Famine Relief Commission
has received the following:
SAN Francisco April II, 1867.
Mr. JAMES NJ BROWN, Treasurer Of The Southern Famine
Reiief Commission, Nelc- York.
DEAR SIR: On the 18th Of this month the Southern
Famine Relief Commission OF San Francisco sent you by
telsgraphc transfer thrnugh the Bank Of California,
aOO0 gold, 10 aid your Commission IN relieving the
suferings at the South; expect telegram tomorrow
announcing its receipt also intend To make another re-
mIttance i few days We hope the labor OF love you
are engaged In may suffer for the want Of funds.
THE money raised here 10 the voluntary contribution OF
All OF our citizens person contributing over
S1so and from this down q 60 Thus you that
pafhy with suffering humanity is almost universal with
"a With much respect, ! am your obedient servant
THOMAS II. SELpr, Chairman
California has sent to the Commission up TO this date,
t6i $50 in gold.
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LOUISIANA.

Gen. J01Fh A. Mower, Assistant Commissioner for
Louisiana. addressed the following circular the
q freedmen 81 SeE-0rleans-
HpoRx- HUaELU OF REFUGEEs FREEDMEN, AKD)
ABANDONED LANDS. DISTRICT Oh LOUISIANA,
NEw-0RLEANs, La, Nay Is. 1851.
Runners k4viaR reached these headquarters of fears
that disstKsaes anticipated, therefore, Assistant
CoInnissssnsr Of the Freedmens Bureau snd your
TREND deesn 10 my duty 10 address and advise you
You have been brought from condition OF slavery TO
ffseaOu by the Government OF the United States You
have boe sVen the rght Of participating tho election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-21

KINGS COUNTY SUPERyIsoEs-lhe Kings County
Board of Supervisors held regular meeting at their
rooms in the Court House yesterday, the President
supervisor VIM. ii. Little in the chair. TheiSupenntend
ents of the Poor sent In communication inclOsng
bill OF $500 from the Water Commissioners for supplying
the County buildings with water for the past pear The
bin was motion turned over 10 the superintendent or
the Poor and the amount PLACED tO their credit Gen.
Nelson j. sh1tInIn Comm ssiOurr Of Jurors, sent ia
reDOrt showing that rOu he returns made by
for The past year there list Of 5l1O Jurors. and
supplementary list making the total number OF MINES
500. The following humber of jurors were drawn for
the . following Courts from May IL, ls66. To May
/ 1867: City Court, petit Jurors. 1850; Count
f Sessions petit Jurors 1si5 Circuit Court ~ Oyer and
Termner. petit Jurors, lge; oyer and Termlner grand
inrors 2g2 United States District Court Eastern District
district grand jurors 1885, Court Of Errors grand Jurors
oO The received for jurors during the wear
g. OO0 for drawing ures Tor United States District Court
SIS. for military ailidavits, si3: making total OF t.9
The lport was referred Ia the Committee On uries The
comnittee ON Accounts reported in favor Of paying the
Wooawor steam Pump Co S9OO0 for heating apparatus
f,rpsned for the House The report rejected
but was subsequently recOndered and the Of b. 100
ordered paid The Law Committee. 10 whom had been
referred communication from Alex. McCue, esq., aud
decree ofsthe supremc curt in reference 10 parade
round" for Kings County submitted two reports. The
r,aiorty report adverse To confirming the report
of the ConinissiO while the minority sustan'
The board After considerable discussion the reports
were ordered printed and the matter made special
order for the next meeting:
A resoluton was adopted ordering the Law Committee
10 have surveys made and take preliminary steps 10
sewer from the county buildings The Pork Commission
ers arc 20 have the privilege OF connecting sewer from
Prospec with the county sewer on the payment OF
$4,000. The Board then adjourned for one week.
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For NEw-HAvEN AND RAILROAD CONNECTION
The Continental leaves NewYork from Pier No - last
River for New Haven. at 3j D. connecting with the
t,n m waiting ON the dock at Haven, for Hartford
Springfield and White Mountains
The Elm city leaves NewNork at II p M connecting
with ali the early trains from New Haven The Elm oly
has completely renovated reftcdsuppied WIN new
boilers and lG new and is In most excellent
Mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-21

Personal. - Po,tmastefi General Randall ten
Thomas Ewing IT, Washington; Gen. Il. Clay Crawford.
PENNSYLVANIA: u. II. Iatrobe. Baltimore, ana Edwin
Adams the fraccdan. are at the Aston House CONNIE
dor Kitty T. ~ Judge Gray Elmra Professor East
man Poughhccp-e: the Hon L. VI. Madden Middleton
and col H. { t,rout Washington at the MrtrOloll-
tan Hotel Gen. Lew Wallace, Indiana. ana cen. NJ NJ
west. Mississippi, are ~ the ~. Nicholas hulr Jhe
Major Gen Robinson. {. :. A.. i az the II Dc iOteI.
Inhee \. IL swoyne. ONO. Is at the AlDemnre IOte
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EMIGRANTs FOR LIBERIA.

TRIBUNE
CHARLEsToN, S. C., MAY 2O-The ship Golconda
cleared to-day Liberia. She will carry out about 800
negro emigrants Many more had engaged passage mt
having since made satisfactory contracts here or Owing
to their changed status under the Reconstruction act
they now decline leaving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-21

JEFFERSON DAvI-.-Mr. Davis aud family are SIN
at the York Hotel They keep Themselves secluded
except 10 q very few callers. Some nrgu-fycd person
rrpnrt. that MI DAVIS visited l- counsel Charles - on
on nj his mansion Washington flights. on SATURDAY.
and that ou the day Mrs. Davis took ,arraSr rue
In the cty Tho knowing are rctccut - 10 me
time ~ their departure FOR Canada but u vii. probably
liz IN. - In NJ
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ARMY GILLETTE.
nv l,ssAyn TO the TRIBUNE

Post Chaplain David White A. has been granted four months
,a,e Of abru,. June. BTe'et Col T. j. Cri Assist
n granted days OF absence Second
W Daughcy Gih Infantry granted ~ days delay 10 report
Iirutenauto j. r. Dnokrlbegef Isl
Cstarr ordered the recruits for the sh oAy
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Pnient Combination

MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE
SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
Til, BELrSs being Co,rEO Win Gvrr,PEaeH,. does woe
sraxrcH ADHERE, FRSLv TO PULLEY PLaHLE lnd
AFFECTED ALK.LE STEAM, HEAT COLo On OUT
Door EXPOSURE
THE COMBINATION HOSE
coated inside and GU with that
convey AcD' PKrEoLvrS ASO orSE" o ~'''as
Injury uu.quaed for Steam FEnsa aud We call tls special
attention VI
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To the fac, that at several without
mo Pxx,HE pounds the ueh beng denos
that VI Leather Rubber Hose.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST
BENEDICT, TORREY g. TWOMIsLY,
No o PARK-PLACE,
Exfr Docs TO rHs BRolpwAr BANK. NKwYosa
4 superb Assortment
at WHOLESALE or RETAIL. Of
CHANDELIERS sBi Gas FIxrIRBS
SOLID SILVER (srERLING and COIN FINE PLATED WARE
CUTLERY BROMES CLOCKS. VASES. JARDiSERES ahi
FANCY GOODS FRENCH CHINA, GLASSWARE aud iMPhRiAL
sToNBwARE
MIRRORS sui CoRyICES made orl-r
Parties about furnishing either COUNTRY. will ssf
EVERYTHING tby nav the lines Of goods and at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT & CO..
No. ass 400 and 4s2 Broalway corner Of Br'o@e st
Knnpp's Concentrated Extract of Roots
FOR MAKING ROOT BEER
The attention Of the public general called to the
above named preparation making and healthy sumner
beverage known q, KNAPPS CELEBRATED ROOT BEER
II nut M and ~ bottles also IN gsoa cans 81
+a for making 10 % gallons Of h, Beer Dor ale 6y
a. KNAPP CO. No Vi, Hud'on't and by druggists srneis
10000.
STARTS BREECH LOADING CARBSEs
REVOLVING PISTOLS
United States Government during n'Peeted 10
perf-c, order packed original and the only lot nov 'r sale
viii be .old in lot, o suit purchasers. hv
H. H. woLCOTT.
No I53 BOalwsr
Roos No 6.
Furniture.
OF THE LATEST STYLES CONSISTING or
PARLoR DINING ROOM, AND CHAMBER SrirEs
IN ROSEWOOD WALNUT, AND MAPLE.
Retailing a msnafacurer prices.
ATE KRUTlSAs
MANDATORY AND wARERoOMS
Nos Sc aud % Eas, Housiou-s5
Between BO~ery AMI Second avs.
Chlldren,- Carriase NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ar
FACTORY rRickks The arss'' ''o,'%s9, A. r,p,LSs
No. s7s Bradssy near Bro""--.l
the G sSisIc.H H tSsyy,icr ~
0scs 40, rs wili.n-st. ~ s,.. -
rS Ss os * ? T miscsE
CURE FOR SEA-sCKNkss
Sold shoesae aud retail BY DEMAs BARNES Co.
No 81 Psrk row
Oylnstso Brothers
White snd v,vxcu
DINNER IRA, TOILET sHTs also ssSno'
CLOCKS, te, ke
At extremely 10; sJ s,s So "a, aud 40 n,...,
Cvcsyiic soap.
PRaFBCT DsiSfEcTASr
tPstenedL
For p.ut.etug D.Ooux snd Putins Cellar. Bssp.s r.ss
he BTteranatag Reaches Bugs sai isses Of.
oil kints .....s......, ..,.l. -
JANIS BUCHAN Co,
No. 10 Bi.ssest -
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The COMMON CoUNCn~--A meeting of the Brook
yn Board OF Aldermen held yesterday afternoon at
their chamber the city Hail. the President, Alderman
Fisher In the chair TheQucstion OF REMEMBERING Fulton
st., up for discussion report o me committee
10 whom IL had been referred The Committee reported
adversely 10 the project, and the report was nnaly
adopted. The Committee Finance reported several
bills most Of which referred to street cleaning contracts
This report discussed ~ some length most OF the
speakers expressing the opinion that the street cleaning
ShOnld bc left entirely the hands az the Aldermen ~
the various wards The report finally adopted.
favorable report received irOu the Grading and Paw
ing Committee the matter Of paving POrtland-iNe..
between DE Kalb aud Fulton The Committee on Water
and Drainage made report IN favor OF placing the sum
OF S0 100 the credit Oi The city for the year ending
April 1863 The OF $700O appropriated toward
repairing the basement of the CITY Hall The question NJ
increasing the police force tof the cy was next called
up and discussed much length. The matter finally
laid week and made tile special order OF the
day. The for building dock no the foot OF South
Sixthst H. D. awarded for The sum Of Sl735 After
lengthy discussion the subject Of ing Ofa from
the city and the disposal of minor matters, the
Board adjourned for one week.
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Court CALESDAR.--The following is the Calendar
Of the Brooklyn City Court for today May 81 NOS o. A.
q. 81. %. "a. %. 81. o. 80. IS 90. 20. and 90.
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Csra.-MoURSiSG GOODS o. desirable kad e'n';ial'
O, ,ai a. JAI KSONS Mourning store sol boaiNi opposite
Ta,ny q % Prices very reasonable
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nierrnn,i.c Library Association
UNION OPPOSITION NoMINATIor

MON OPPOSITION NOMINATIONS
ELECTION. TUESDAY. MAY 81
FOR PRESIDENT
ALEXANDER RiIlND,
With rsper Slnmnn 4 Co
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
O j. O II q r. C.. LIE T.,
VITA . Ch'ieut.a y 90.
PQR CORRESPONDING SECBETARY.
JOSEPH w. WILDEY,
With Hoffman Insurance Co
FOR RECORDING SECRETARY
JAMES -. MACKEHIIE,
with Gen.r,l .rassttlrtc CO.
P0R TREASURER,
GEORGE y. EMORY,
VIII Pacihc Maj. steamship Co.
FOR DIRECTORS.
J. RAYMOND REYNOLDS.
Will Robert Co
WILHELM JUNG,
Firs, Etuon,l Bink
ED. II. SATTERLEE,
C0lum5is Insurance Co
j. SPENCER CAMERON,
Il. %. Cromwell Co
SAMUEL w. OMPSON,
Churchill RhOies
CHAS. l.. BRACKETT,
Joha Il. Dawes Co.
THOMAS J. TOWN SEND, JIs.,
Spr1gue, Coijuu 8 Co
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The ANNIvERSARY OF 1IIE SARBtTH-SCHOOfs.-
The annual anniversary aud parade Of the sabbath
School children OF Brooklyn will take place to-day. The
children win meet IN the churches AT l45 p aud after
the usual exercises the line Will be formed aud the parade
commence should the weather prove unfayUruhc. the
parade will De omitted and the church services prolonged
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BROOhLYN NEWS.

YoCNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ANNIvER-
stRY.-The Anniversary Meeting OF the Young Mems
Christian Association will be- held In Plymouth Church.
this evening AZ O'Clock The Rev. Henry Ward Becchrr
and other speakers expected 10 address the meeting
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FIRES
AT WELGSNILLE. \. Y.
81 TELEGRAPH TO THS TEiBusE

WELLsvIILE y. Y, MAY 2O.--Another fire occurred
in Welsylle ab0ut o'clock to-day. Eli. Fauums flour
inc mill saw-nll and sash factory were burned up.
Loss $4,000 cause OF the fire not lnOwn
A POOR-HOCSE DESTROYED.
DERTou. Mich. May 2D-The Ingham County.
Mich, Poorhouse. destroyed 10y fire to-day. Six in
mates persisted in the flames.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-21

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION IL MEMPHIS.
~ rEIE GKApH II TRIBUNE
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 20-The printers are making
extensive preparations for tho meeting OF The National
Typographical Union on the LIST OF June. Rooms have
neon fna the delegates NJ the Overton House