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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

The difficulties of the new Cabinet OF Aus
tria have already begun. Notwithstanding the
appeal made by the Emperor few days ago
to the Bohemian Diet, that body, in direct OPP
position to the wish of the Crown, refused to
send representatives to the Reichsrath. The
Ministry promptly resorted to drastic meas
ures, and dissolved the Diet. We may now
expect q renewal of the pernicious agitations
which have distracted the Monarchy for many
wars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

The defeat of Stafford C. Cleaveland' Re
publican candidate for Senator in the On
tario district, is the work of canal jobeers
whose robberies he has resisted and bafied'
They were thwarted in their raids on tho
Treasury, and they have watched their OPP
portunity for revenge. Such deteat WIS
elevate Mr.. C. in the esteem and conndenCo
of his fellow citizens. It will not aid the TOOLS
that accomplished it, nor the larger politicians
who gratifed petty fractional spite Sy encouf'
AGING them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
amnstmtnts. ttt., dhis Gptnlns.

IoADENY OF Music. Brooklyn" meg "erriii'0''
Nis CuAnaa
BoorHs THEArER.-"Dot." Owens
FIFTH AVENUE THELTER.-" Divorce"
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-"Efeen oge'" INC
HOreoooA - urn..
LIMA FpwrN's THEATER.-Opera Boufie "Fleur'
SSThA" MIA Aimee . . a.,
NIn1os GARDEN" Our American Cousin" SOth'
OLYMPIC THEATER.-" Humpty Dumpty'" foA'
ST. JAMES THEATER.-Operetta Troupe
UNION SQUARE THRATER.-Varety Company.
WIII,CK's TI1EATER.-"A Nice Firm" and The
cHta" Charles hAtheWL
LEGvrrrs ART Rooms. No. sl7 Broadway.
voei Of Dubufea Proiisa SoH."
NEw-YORK CIRCUS, FOurtecnth-st, between Iniro
and PoanhIvoI
SAN Francisco MINsTRELs--Blrch' WamOolo, oIc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

The Democracy of the upper and lower ends
Of Manhattan Island have done themselves
honor by selecting as their representatives m
the Assembly and the Senate Thomas c. Flesas
and William NJ. Tweed. We have reason 70
believe that Tom and the Boss ,Oiu 90 up the
river together; but they may not 60. % fAr ~
Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

What has become of the great Democratic
organization which 90 long dictated the politics
of the Empire State and all but swayed the
destinies of the nationi From the city where
Democrats have an honest majority OF forty
thousand it Ia able to send 70 Albany hardly
anybody but two indicted thieves-Wlliam n:
Tweed to one house OF the Leg1stature' AIN .S
Tom Fields to the other. Well, they are both
ranresentatiye men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

French bayonets are not supposed to think,
whatever the average bayOnet may do. The
War Department has accordingly prohibited
the circulation of newspapers in the camps
and barracks of the army. If the soldier of
the French Republic should happen to think,
he might naturally suppose himself still SOL
der of the old Empire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

A Salt Lake City correspondent gives us a
candid account of the state of public opinion
among the Saints. 1t appears that Mormons
make no secret of Brigham Younc's antci-
pated flight from the Territory. Although
the telegraph has since thrown discredit on
this statement it il q reasonable one in the
light of our correspondents letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

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SEbn-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers 81 per n.
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Advertising Rates.
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According to position in the paper.
Terms cash in advance.
Address THE TRIBUNE Eew-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

The Democratic panic Is spreading far and
fast Even Detroit which has regularly
elected Democratic city government for the
last unbrOken twenty years, has astonished
itself by electing Republican Mayor by 1900
majority. Tammany in New-York has not
only ruined itself but has made the very
name of Democracy a matter for suspicion
eyeryyhero.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

A typographical overnight led to the fsiiufo, -"
terday, to show how much The TRIBuNn was IN ~.
debted for admirable statements Of election results
to men nks Samuel Bowles, Abiah ". Palmer, zen
Merritt, the Editor Of The Buffalo Commerce." sNN
others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

Gov. Hoffman was Registered In the Xvultn
Ward; but he did not 60 TO the polls ON 1"es-
day. The Democratic party must b In . nico
way when its leader 10 ashamed 70 vote fOr j"
candidatea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
STARR g. MARCUS
~ JoHN-SI. Top Slsiul,
male a specially Of bs
GoRHAM MLNUELcTuRINO Co.'S

STERLING SILVER WARE.
Especial requested TO the and elegant riee
nsnufaeurd expressly order us past and quite recently
completed
An unusually attractive Of novelties in fancy oliver ead
for webbing GiiB Of an ineTpendVe character.
the Conan Company extensive enabling them
eDplOy accomplished talent in deignnz skill In producing
and & best wing ahnry and method Of manufacture thus re-
SuonE TIE cost bringing beautiful within the reach Of
almost every purchaser
The standard Of this Silver that DhaIh Serung92slOoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

republic are becoming discouraged ct the long
pOstponement of her day of peace and pros
perity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09
Busiuess Notltes.


STEINWAY g. SONS'
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
GWSrded the
FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL
Worlds Pair, PARIS, 1861, and London, lNA
TIM sTETNvAY PIANOS universally conceded TO be
THE LEADING FIksT-CIAss PIANO
public These instruments are peeed 10 AZ other ny
eeebrste pisust The! are use o az We
tpoeS Tbepeye truly WORLDWIDE" reputa
tS being largely exported and all parts Of 6e civilized world
nte By nearly G American and bnropan
HApOmakerN
STEINwAY & Sons MAMMOTH MANUFACToRY
the ~ perfectly and extensive establishment Of its kind u
ihe pabhed Ohl Reveun returns having revealed me
TIE tDetVt tdr9S
piano ndkars Of Hrr- YoTk oonabtHed
STElHvAY Sous call special attention 70 their
NEW PATENT UPRIGHT PIANOS
With double frame Patent ReoDatoT Tubular Frame Aen
pdA VOLUME aHd Qeoltp Of toH< aHd seTetsnss
Ig standing In and benE more mPeIV
influences than other piano at present nAnuc
tafod
EVERY PIANO WARRANTED FoR FIVE YEARS.
Prices the exclusive Of the best materials and most thor
will Old Pianos taken In exchange and Illus
Gtsd oaAlOEues With price StS mailed free on APPLICATION
WAREROoHs STEINwAI HALL
100 and Ill BLST FoURTKENTH-sr., hEW-YoRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

AN ESTABLISHED REMEDY.-"BROwN'SB RoN-
cuIAL TAOCHEs" widely eabuSSed remedy for
CooE COI BrOneA troubles Of the Throat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

To One AND ALL.-Are you suffering from
Gsthms bonth Of the unonay troubles
thai Ofon terminate CoBsumpsOni 70 use WIHoKs PURE
COP LVBk LHR safe and eescous rnedy This is no
qulI prrpsaon regularly prescribed by the medical n
AGsururrd by Chemist No. l6G CourTt Boston Sold
h. All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-Ihe best in the
IssnAseous harmless perfect Applied ~ Factory No. 10
goldsN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-09

OJ All
BArCuELOR's HAIR DYE.-The best in the
verb Issntsssous harmless perfect Applied 81 Factory No. 10
BOOdSL Sold STeryWhers
WHEELER AND Wilson'S SEWING MACHINE,
1l and 26ht BY paving $40 down al month
without eIirI charge. Machines 70 eL T. Bills NJ PERRY
CHEVALIER's LIFE FOR TIE HAIR.-War-
Sined grly stops falling OI Increases its growth
RooOnne0ded BY phyEciGnG
The WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
6rEeaSs machines the world Pne from
Sl5 70 SlOOi easy payments Salesroom, 7G1 Broadway
PORTABLE WINDOW NENTILATOR. NAMES,
o private Oce ete Presh air. da hts window
Pnoe, IS Send for circular UxDERRIIL Co.. Is DUsnest
For A warm, cosy room in Winter, use Roe
SUCKS WEATHER sTRIPG 80 FuOhIL, near CHE
Has WRITTEN 219,1S9 ACCIDENT, and 1900
PoLcIEA-TRAVELERs LIS AccIDEST INSURANCE. Co
Wedding and Ball Cards, Monographs; Orders
Of Dancing Al JAA RyEEpELLs 3 BE1y Baa 1880
WoOD CARPETING, $50 BrOadway.-This Is
the only covering that WILL wear ~ or ~ yearA
W. 8. ELLIOTT g. F. s. HOWARD, Dentists
SIS wsSt TWeuty-Oscond-St
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIMBS.
IN Broadway n Tt 6s ChsStuutSL PAI; 0SSpTt BoItof
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C0NM3D0aE BULiUS, FUNERAL.

Scene In the Church and Ar0und the vaults.
The following Is an account OF the funeral honors
paid to the remains OF the late Commodore oscar
Bullus United States Navy, NJ the time Of the
interment in this city. The obseoues took place
October 2. at twelve O'Clock nooa. and were very
imposing In accordance with the high rank held by
the deceased olicer. Among the gentlemen acting
as palipearers the following officers, dressed IN
full uniform, representing tho different branches OF
the naval service:-Commodore =. b. Ellison, Com
modore John W. Livingston, Pay Director J. o.
Bradford Medical Director George Peck, Chief Engi
neer George Sewell.
infantry regiment unitei states Army. stationed
AZ David's Island New York Harbor, commanded
by MAJOR REID, and battalion OF United states
Marines, from the Brooklyn Barracks III charge or
Major Houston. The whole military turnout was
ABLY commanded by Lieutenant Colonel John L.
Broome United States Marine corps, his brevet
rank OF colonel taking effect III this Case, where The
troops were composed OF different corps. me
funeral services were held In Grace church, Broad
way.
Onthe west side OF Broadway the troops were
drawn up line the right resting on Tenth street
Upon the colin beng brought out oil cnlrcn the
Command sPresenJ armsn was gwen by Colonel
Broome, brigade commander. aud during the Hne
the coma was carried from the right to left OF the
line the troops remained at present arms = ,ns
two rolls were given Oh drums draped Win Grape.
, he coffin with handsome floral DECORATIONS anu
bearing the sword and nat or the deceased oncer,
was next placed by Six United states
marines Into hearse, whereupon the escort was
column OF companies, AMI with arms reversed, pro.
ceeded, 10 the music Of tho "funeral March, along
broadway. Upon wheeling into second street tho
formation was changed to "hy companies, right Tor
ward tours right, march," Arriving opposite the
cemetery below Second avenue the escort halted,
formed in line, presented arms, and, when the re-
mains had been placed In the family vault, the
troops resting ON arms reversed the marine Datta
| ion fred three volleys over the grave.
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Wsgoxa.y.

prom the Green Bay WIS., Advocate uo, g.
Last week we gave a long array OF accounts OF
she ores which are devastating these northern
counties. II seemed then that the devouHng ele-
nent mad spent Itself for very want OF surface
~ burn over but the week winch closes az we 90 TO
press has been largely more disastrous everywhere.
Nils, houses, barns nay and al Kinds Of property
are swallowed NJ by the Advancing flames. Fami-
hes ny tie hundreds are driven away from tnclr
Burning nos1esteads, and make The best OF their
wsy with their cattle ana wnat household stock
they can cafTy on 10 the nearest places of safety.
The long drought leaves timber AID soil dry as
nnler, ana lie IRE almost desUurs the ground itse.
Tue creeks, wells and springs are dried NJ,
leaying nothing with which 10 stay the progress u
the names but the slow digging " dltches when
pDer very htue oDstructljn as tie cinders are
carried long distances Tie WIND. Tie crops left
IN the grouhd, SUCH pUtstDes tlrnipG. &C.. are all
destroyed and the destruction OF hay, cord wood
ana ether Outstanding properly u lmnlense. IDe
present drouth Is almost unparalleled in The DlstoY
sl ns country Since the 6th OF July i2st, when We
Rad heavy shOger IA The night, ram las ialien Dut
once tae night ~ september b. 10 SUFFICIENT quantity
a. Isy me duet. vs. have been almost three months
without ram. what VIII be the result IN me sta.d-
yup pine In ddjfcen CDunics cannot yet DC aecer-
tainei No access 10 tle forests can YET lie al.
senipted, and notGins csg De esbnlatea except ron
the effees OF The IRE near the settlements where IL
yenetraIes the parchel gr0aha rom one w t"o
tect ana destroys the life VI me tfeef
Prom the westward we hear ths' Sie IRE eAsthls
o. Keshcna and the WOif River At IoNsnr IiaSe
kHlf way between here AID Shawant~ ehe nay anu
fence were beng burned Some harroS escapes
are Telat.0 G. usseaeTs 81 LIE Military roA' INC
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Wc!ehce until McCaIIa's stick broke, Meantime,
wsn ms rlght hand he had ORA wn from his pocket
Uefringer winch he cocked Dut. before ne could use
y, several gentlemen had rushed upon McJaIla,
VINO was IN the act OF coming to close quarters.
narrow tnen lowered his weapon, remark ing
tnat wnile he would hesitate 10 xiii McCalla he
Mouin not run the risk Of killing innocent persons
~ II certain, however, thai II he had fired single
sh0t ne would have fallen dead the ne Xt minute FOR
as soon a. he drew the pistol MAJOR uargroye Nc.
Caas counsel THRUST MS maud into mis- pocket and
corke1 us thargrovesl weapon. ready To shoot
down Farrow the moment That gentleman fred
LITTLE GORE.
Luckily for all parties concerned Farrow acted
thro1ghout with great cO0lness and self
He remained strictly on the defensive throughout
aud Dy nis GOODNESS averted bloody struggle in
warding OF the blows or his antagonist ne was re-
peatedly struck on the left hand, the fore1nger or
which was cut, causing 1t TO bleed u little, bnt not
much Major McCalla was not struck at all. He
was taken from the room by several gentlemen, ana
Colonel Farr0w soon alter followed ana returned to
his nome This terminated tie affair, although tt
created much excitement the street for some
time after
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office
PORT OF NEW YORK, NAY IL, 1871.
CLEARED.


Steamship Holland tB5, Bragg, Liverpool National
Steamship Co.
Steamship Regulator Freeman, Wilmington, Loril-
lard Steamship Co.
steamship Stars and Stripes, Lup Newburyport-Lnpt
ship EDITH Warren (Rr), Clarke Liverpool-E Morcsn's
Sons.
Ship Liverpool. Lambert, London--Grinnel, Minsurn d
Bark Italy, GeeyIns London--G Bu,ley
Bark MartiIo CDento 1te) Lauro, Brfoi-E Morgan's
bark Freiden Nor) Beck Cork for wena Te.eDs
Bark George Henry tBr), Lon2hurst, Havre-Boyd 4
Hincken.
Bark 1rorsdcs Taplcy Gibraltar for orders-Lunt Bros
Bark Atlantic LBr), Mckenzie, Pictou, ksC Swain 4
Bark Kinrars tBr, McKinnie, Pic,ou, Ns--G Brewer
Bria Atlas, Hoesden tibraltar-Mier 4 Houshton.
Brig II Pitt Smith, Hamilton, Bermuda 4
Brig Anna Lndsay, Munsou, st John, MP Neyius 4
scbrA Baxter. BAXTER, Ragged Island Crandal Der.
taux Co
sehr Escort Curry, Nonci.on. Es-D R De Wolf AGO.
AGO. 80
schr Frances tBr), Mclaughlin, St John MP Yevlns
schr sappho, Hatfield, 81 John. NB-IIeney Parker.
schr John, Williams, Wilmington, nee Powell
Schr Mary Louisa, Gaekl, Washington NC-Zophar Mills
scbr gabada, Swain, fhladepaaS E Kreemer
seSr ss1 wsol Msor %ees es
Schr lula Ann. Wells. Providencp-H W Jackson 4 co
schr Anecedent, Pendieton New Hayen--M somers.
schr Nellie BLOOMFIELD, Hoboie. Stamford.
Steamer WIN McGee, Woodland BallimoTe-Wm Chal.
mers
Steamer Mayaower, Futs Philadelphia
steamer i FarcbId. Trout PhiadelpaIa
Steamer Novelty, Shaw. Philadelphia
steamer sinners, Davis, Philadelphia.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD sTr

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship Main lN6l otercndorf. Bremen April 20 via
T!ehss MWs b, q, pa:ssd ses az biz,
man ds 10 sa a. % sn.
Vi o.%sg sS 1s sss Aq
S SoSp 4s sss ssSs s. s.i 81 ss'ss
leu - stesm.6s same asyG iss 's sS ss
Ss%sa 's;iiHis 81 ~ - & Ss : Scanning
Psa with d pssssssers s' g George s Mae
sSss Nay in s ~sssh h:s
dsys: win ni.s sss ss:..assI. e.emseiI
and passenger 70 Murray, Ferris CO. way WIN muse
with ,Sss:s s ana s0Ss G:gna Beckett ch,sson Nay
ss sss%hg Seoa sSSsd .o2
Steamship Geo 3 Upton, Roberts Richmond, CIV Poin,
ul ssrs nsersseS ct sssp. Tes csrsens
Brig Reu ans. uireh, RIO Jsnero 50 days, With coaes
Big Bertha Br, Brine Bahia 50 days with rosewood, 10
Re- Currls Crossed The equator Api g. in lon S. 10 W.
81 M srs %.
and ssss1 sA"s rs ~. :qs,r
Has been IN "a Ssy, north Of Hsrs Nth eh. winds. May
ys s% os;a !.sI sgs sSs:ss sSr
ssa s@a xss w.Ag' ss;! rs sSs " ss
Tas With strong NV winds Sailed 10 company with brig
s.. Be; e: Torn q d. with
&C. JED Frye o. WIN Rs ss~ mode
rae sesr w ssay' ,o aYrs rs,
days. with mosssss Nose: TsyiSi co Coz, g MASTER
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MEET NC OF THE KINGS COUNTY DEMO.
,,r%s tRsCY.

There was large meeting OF the democracy last
night at the headquarters Of the General Committee,
corner OF Court and Remsen streets. The OBJECT OF
the meeting was 10 refute some OF the statements
which were made In the address Of republican mem,
bers OF the last Legislature The chair occupied
by Mr.. Thomas Carroll who stated than the meeting
had been called for the purpose OF hearing from some
OF the members Of the last Legislature.
Mr. john O. JACOBS made q lengthy speech ex-
planning the measurements In the address Of tile re.
publican members OF the Legislature. They had
gone before the people with tissue OF alsenoods IN
regard 70 the state tax. The democracy, notwith-
standing the drains on their resources In 1862 had
rcuuced the State debt over $4,000 900.
Mr.. THOMAS KNsELLA was called upon ut the
conclusion VI Mr.. Jacobs speech and made few
remarks In regard 70 Congressional matters. In the
Legislature Mr.. Jacobs represented MAJORITY but
In Congress he represented o minority In the
COUNCILS.
Addresses were also made by Assembyman WIN.
w. Moseley and W. q. Dc witt, Corporation Counsel.
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Mercantile Library.

TO THE EDITOR HERALD
This excellent institution TO partake largely OF
the spirit of the At the annual meeting the evening
OF May the harmony usually maintained such occasions
seems to have departed and its place OF disorder
that must lave disgraced the legislative halls at Albany
Washirgon angry dscussons bitter epthets coming from
both parties charging rascay deception fraud packing
being the application. iii is you" says the
party, and ali Is you." says the other party.
Now, Mr. Editor, who is to decide this question
Shall adopt the language Of the Saviour the occasion Of
the woman brought before him by excited mob charged
with adultery? When the Saviour looked the crowd
the earth He exclaimed Le him who without sin
the rs stone" and they began out by until
they ali disappeared leaving the standing alone In
the OF the Saviour He said "Woman, where
thine Z" She answered. No hath accused
me- And He SAID, N.ther do accuse thee. Go thou In
peace and sin more"
In this controversy parties protect the Library
This encouraging and leads lis friends to believe the ns
tuition VII be allowed continue its OF usefulness II
only when both parties neglect It's true interest that
danger be unprecedented Let it's friends them unite
its preservation has In the past been 10 the young
boon OF great value and It Just arriving az its glory With
library OF than hundred thousand volumes and
from Clinton Hail. TO be expended In choice literature. il
that the contest should be the best In
eress Of the lbry"the greatest good to the greatest
number"
Young men, future merchants of this city, ought
thus conduct themselves in requiring the inter-
ties and discourgng the merchants who have in their
beray provided, at great expense institution which
has donc much TO Improve and benest the
clerks in our city. u.
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Is . sa; Thee sa ,o wes Y a' "s
Ss !: s... s E; e.; ss% en-
sS and Dd . ssSS
throughout he evening the rio.or aud d;sorde,ly
miami s s n ss apr".r rees s %
only when the police fnserered thai anything hks
every dspo,on 20 give .As me an op
and that the msosy ~ sss
Sss aDa he result adjourn
the moneys Of The association been dsSoted"by
E ssS tho Ip.
sS o. hs, examination shows TIA, one dollar Of the money
received during ONCE has been nsapproprAted
ssssD and to
he
hypocrticaly profess thai II they obtain here they
ia, he rsadSs s.aso ossnsa ssna.y without
S s s y s o.
ssrs and has been psr.mr!s,y TsIissd yhs, more
S the .sss s o sGs
Tbs sayo too much regard for the ns;u.ion %
:sss men as :. wilson Hymn, Tse%ss rsis william y
who soad y s
Win g 70 a s e s
upon the sabbath ~
q
condition The addition OF books ths has been
nearly ZOO voumcs the membership is larger than ever
before aud income the the largest
several thousands of dollars being upwards Of
$4,000. against Sl2 coo when the party in power
stunned the OF the Library several years
That has been satisfactoy TO those who It 10
best proved by the fact that during the paa year not single
complaint has been made to the board OF ctos as to
the In which the executive work whereas
those complaints were former frequently made.
Eg-The undersigned, several occasions during the
past few years have endeavoIed to bring about union be-
tween the Reformers" and tbcmseves for the purpose OF
securing harmony the association We have repeatedly
offered 10 divide the offices with them, and occasion
offered let them the candidates for all the principal
Offices The ticket But these overures have been In every
instance rejected.
With hese statements the undersigned respectfully submit
their the OF the Library candid and
impartial judgment of the public.
CHARLES r. ALLEN, with Great Western Ins. Co.
w. T. PEOPLES with Great Western lns. Co.
A: W. SHERMAN, with Dry Goods Bank.
GEO. B. MILLS with Murray, Ferris Co.
SAMUEL PUTNAM with Fletcher, Harrison Co.
A. s. MILLS with North American Life ms Co.
w. A. SHERMAN, with Bank OF New York.
EDWARD HASLER, with Citizens Savings Bank.
J. o. EGBERT, with Peoples Bank.
GEO. Q. CLARKE, with Tent Griswod Kellogg
N. H. NYRCk, with TUFTS, Pendleton 4 Co.
w. II. GUION, Jr., with Williams Guon.
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coysf Or lppEsls.

In Commission OF Appeas-Oriersd that on and
after Monday May 10, this Comm ssion viii meet at
half-past ten A. IA. and continue AL haiipast four
r. N.
calendar for Monday, May I6.-Nos lis, I13, l2l,
I22, lzo Us, 49, i2s, 1885, l35, 1885, 3s7 81 I23 lat
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BELOW.

ship Canova (r), FROM Newcastle Marchs y piot hon,
1saac Webb, No 81 w paw "o"s
Brig Lena Thurow, from Cav Franris INV roo r.,
Fish, No a. W f' a' ""iy
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THE CONGRESS AND EMPIRE SPRING WATERS OF
Saratoga the best OF all mineral waters Tor The use
OF persons Of constipatsd habit
None genuine sold On drauGht
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Almanac for New Yor.S -This Day.
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Sun sets. ......7 0S High water. .eve l6
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE.