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BUTTZ FOUND GUILTY.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.) March 81.
G. W Buttz was, to-day, convicted of las.
dollars fine or six months imprisonment.
Other charges are pending against him.
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Obituaru.

SPEISSEIGGER.-DIedi In this city, on the 10th
February last, after short illness, LOUIS p.
SPEIssEIaGRR, In the ffty ninth year OF bis age.
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The South Carolina Presbytery, of the
General Assembly Presbyterian Church South,
will meet 10 Abbeville on the 10Th pro4lmo.
Rev. VIM. Jacobs will preach the opening ser
mon.
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druggists, Glassware, OF every description, q
the lowest rates. and q full assortment OF 'tDrug.
gists' Sundries.T ~ .'iaf
Agent for Nartan's "Cryssal Discovery for the
Hair.p
agent for the "Sew York Medical Unlversity's'
Preparations.
Agent for Rison's Tobacco Antidote, and Up.
hams Antidote to Strong Drink.
Agent for the elegant preparations OF W. &.
Werner d Co., OF Philadelphis, consisting Of
full line OF Fluid Extracts, Sugar. Coated Pills
Ellxirs, Medicated Wines and Syrups, Licorice
and Pepsln Lozenges &c, &c.
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The New York papers print glowing ac-
counts of the great Irish turnout in that city
on Monday last. The procession, marching
four deep, was over two miles in length, and
the paraphernalia of the pageant were very
elaborate and striking. We quote the Suns
description of some of the novel features Of
tho narena.
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ag- BATOHELOR,s HAIR DYE.-THs

6B BATCHELOR'S HAIR RDYE.-THIS
superb Hair Dye is the best in the world. Per-
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. NO
disappointment. No ridiculous t!nts, or unpleas-
ant odor. The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces Immediately splencid olack or
natural brown. Does not stain the skln, put
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful the
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists.
Factory 10 Bond street, New York.
mch5-tuths1yr.DSC
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IaEIAND,s FOURTH OF JULY.

The Grand st. Patrick's Display In New
York-A Procession Over Two Miles
Long-The Gallowglasses in their
GIory.The Banner of Kenmare.
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A BARGAIN PRINTERS AND
IA BOOKBINDERS.-A Ruggles Wood Frame
Paper Gutter, win be sold low for cash. Is nearly
new, cats Is inches, and has an extra knife. No
charge for package. Price $40. Apply at TN
NEWS Job once. maf0
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the paraphernalia of the pageant were very
elaborate and striking. We quote the Suns
description of some of the novel features Of
the parade:
THE IRELAND OF CENTURIES AGO.
An.immense multitude. gathered to see the
famous Gallowglasses, representatives OF Ire
lands ancient glory.
Init said native of tho old sod to his wife,
"and now we'll see the boys that look like
them.n
Their costumes were white shirts, saffron
colored tights, tuuics OF green, embroidered
with gold, togas or NANTES Of saffron cloth,
and jewelled Tara brooches. Golden BRACE
lets encircled their brawny arms, and saffron
sandals were worn on their feet. Wigs Of jet
black hair that hung in long locks over their
shoulders; plated mustaches, twenty Inches
In length, of the time of O'Neill; and armed
with
MAMMOTH BATTLE-AXEs
and golden helmets, they were truly alarming.
Their captain, J. j. LeaheV, the smallest OF
their number selected probably on account
of his knowledge of military affairs formed
them In line, and at their head marched down
stairs Into the street, Round after round OF
applause greeted them.
ttBy Jove, what man !" said delicate
Broadway swell, as Benjamin Curtin, six feet
six. loomed up in the doorway.
''Oh, yes, young fsller. Where's Jim Mace
and the Irish Giant, now ?" yelped an ambl-
tious young butcher.
The giants formed In line on the sidewalk,
and were instantly surrounded by tnelf oretn-
rem of ordinary stature. who entered into
discussion OF the physical ability Of the men.
The names and height OF the giants are as
follows:
NE, =
Can't. J. J. Leahey, 6 feet inch; Benjamin
Curtin, s feet s; Edward O'Connell, 6 feet s.;
Mtchas, Shaw, 6 feet 6; James English, s feet
6: Nike Harty, 6 feet s; Owen McCarty, feet
4: John OuIgley, 6 feet 8; James Maher, 6 feet
8; Patrick Egan. feet g.; Lawrence Fleming,
6 feet 8; John Bulbart, s feet 3; James Hart
ford, feet 8; Garrett Sweeney. 6 leet q; Pat
rick Ryan, feet q; Patrick Hayes, feet .;
Owen Martin. 6 feet 2; Jno. Hadagen, 6 feet 2,
and James Mackey, 6 feet 2. T..
They took position at the head OF st. Pat
rick's Mutual Alliance Association, and were
everywhere on the line Of march greeted with
applause.
draped in green and gold and drawn by ten
gray horses, followed close behind the GalloW-
glasses. On one side was the inscription:
:........-.."........ ........'..........'.':
He who commits crime gives strength
to the enemy.
........................
The reverse side bore the inscription:
..........................
Friendship to all,
Enmity to none.
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,hts mnrnino. will be posted In the rooms OF the
Chamber Of Commerce a. 10 O'Clock A. H., and,
toxether with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamber be examined by ship.
masters at any time during tRe Gay.
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THE PLANTING PROSPECT.
q THE CROPS IN UNION.

ganized Labor and Excessive Taxa
tion.
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THE LoWERY OUTLAWS
Latest from the. ssatsnf War In North
Carolina. s.z. -
DutlaWs:

The Wilmington Journal, Of Thursday, gives
the following in regard to the Robeson County
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CHARLESTON, March 20, 1872.
E. B. Seabrook, Esq:
DEAR SIR-In reply to yours of the 18th To-
stant, handed me yesterday, beg leave to
say that Mr.. J. G. Mackey has, this day, been
appointed solicitor for the Charleston and Mr.
T. 81. Cooke the solicitor for the Orangeburg
Circuits.
You will doubtless see the proprlety of this
change In the light of recent events.
regret the circumstances which have made
this course necessary.
Very respectfully, R. F. GRAHAM.
CHARLESTON, March 81, 1872.
Hon. r. r. Graham:
DEAR SIR-Your note of yesterday, In reply
to mine of the day previous, handed to you by
g. W. M. Mackey, Esq, my friend, has been
leceived.
/ am somewhat surprised that you should
use your official power 10 redress y0ur tancled
private wrongs I was Republican two
years before You Joined the party, and 10 the
party I will appeal. You have injured me
seriously. Intimations have reached me that
this persecution will be pressed sill further.
The people will decide between lis.
write this merely to say that II you had
given me the renewal of my appointment, my
Intention was TO refuse.
have never done you an Injury.
Your obedlent servant.
E. B. sEABRooK.
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By WIN. MCKAY "a! IL. z
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BUGGY
IL .j:i 81. DRAYa &c. Z: 'af .:@il Iyk--a
THIS DAY. at II O'Clock, viii be sold, at 80
a ot Of. .FURSITURE Extension Dining Table
Glassware, and one set Double Harness. ..ysrs,9,
nch22 81:
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THE COUNTY soLIcIToRsHIP.
Correspondence Between Judge Graham
and Mr.. e. B. Seabrook.

The following correspondence is published
In the Republican of last evening:
CHARLESTON, S. c., March ls, 1872
Hon. r. r. Graham:
DEAR SIR -Rumors have reached me that
you intend to resclnd your order appointing
me solicitor of the Circuit.
A term Of the Inferior Court Is at hand, and,
as am unwilling to do unnecessary and un-
profitable work, take the liberty of writing
to ask you whether these rumor5 are true or
not.
I have the honor to ask that you will furnish
me at once with your definite views on this
subject.
Very respectfully, E. B. SEABRoOK.
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Anftiprr' Sales fnlnre Daps.

i-Dy @AAUhE'A :ALEAANDth o. SOsia;t
N,ROCERY STORE, SOUTHWEST
" corner Of Market and Meeting atreeta,-
Foreclosure OF Mortgage. ;S-,..,-
To.MoRRoW, 2sd Instant, will be sold; at 10
TaE CONTENTS OF THE GROCERY STORES
the southwest corner OF Meeting and Mufet
streets, consisting Of well selected stock Of Gro.
ceries, &C., DC, viz: :, -. .y,,:l,.,st
Pickles, sauces, &c, Brandy, Wines, Aes; Porter,
Canned Tomatoes Peaches, Green Corn, Assorted
Preserves and Jeflles In Goblets, Tumblers, &c.,,
French Vinegar. Pickles, Mustard, DC, AsckAfof
Salmon, Dutch Herrfngs, Anohoyies, Soaps. Buck.
et-, Brooms, Store Fixtures. Scales and Weights,
DC. &c. y ii1i. g, '''as OK =. . hJ'D
Conditions cssb, .,,,, -ic.,. ,..n.. ,.mch22 NJ
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BYJ. FRASER MATHEWES.

TSTATE SALE FURNITURE, MIR
~ RORS, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Double Barrel
Gun, Surgical Instruments, Piane.f Rice ThreSher
and Sower, Draft and Saddle Mare, DC. -.
Will be sold ct No. 66 Broad street, THIS
FURNITURE, consisting, OF, Chairs. Tables,
French Bedstead; Book Case. Sofas; &C., three
Mirrors, Steel Knives, Plated Knives, Nut Crack.
era, Cake Baskets, and Syphon; &c, &c.
and Glasses. -sf' -sf'
One wesley Richards.D Double Barrel Gun ana
Case.
One Piano. tG1:.5,,. -. .i5F,--:
One Seed-Sower. -sSSs.- X =, -
One Saddle and Draft Mare, seven ssaiso q:
Terms cash.. CgEr -. n - mc172 :
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49,. .Drugg anh Me6lritles. IN
nRUGs AND MEDICINES: Il! x!
wHoLEsALE & REsTA1lEi.
.: "a! T5-laj 3! { ~! e:.$E@2,t
DR.. n. BAER,, .a,. Z
NO. lsl MEETING q sTREETI.
oners his Large and well-Assorted Stock Of !.
DRUGS, 81 g ~ ~ -
MEDICINES, IL
CHEMICALS, asa;,.Y
PERFUMERY, .,.5.! -
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY GO0Ds, !
&C., DO, &C.,
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES.

Constantly on hand all heleadlns Proprietary
Nedlcines- - ---'''--'-- :. .., go.
FRENCH, ENGLISH. GERMAN AND,
AMERICAN.
FOUNTAIN sYRINGEs, the best and most CON
venient Tor general use. so
Also. every other kind Of Syringe known in the.
market.
Trusses, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder
Braces, Abdominal Belts, Physcians' Saddle.
Bags, Physicians P0cket:oases, Elastic Stockings
and Medicine Chests.
Kidder's Electro Magnetic
Batteries,
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By LAUREY, ALEXANDER & Coz
TFNGLISH MINERAL SALT: 2ai---
lLR On MOND ", 26sh inst, viii be- sold In the
Bounded Wareh0nBe; Elliott street. .ati11 O'Clock,
!, 50 ton ENGLISH MINERAL SALT, in lots 70
Conditions cash. III 4 ~ f#Gt3 mohX j
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THE KU-KLUX CASES.
ONE APPEAL DENIED By THE SU-
PREME COURT.
The Question Of Constitutionality Still
Observation-Disclosures Attempt TO be
Made to Secure Hearing.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE EKws.l
WASHINGTON, March 81.
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GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL.

Special attention Is directed to the following
,rticles OF hIs OWN manufacture:
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a14rtion sales-Ssabis man g, :.

BY W. r. LEITCH & r. s.. BRUINS,
- 81 .SflITs Auctioneers. % - -: 95h
TLEGANT WALNUT AND COTTAGE
Gu Furniture, Bed Room ana Parfor Sets. =
VIII be sold THIS DAY; ;the 22d: Instant, at 10
O'Clock, at No. AZ King street., few doors soHth
Of Calhoun street. s.s-i,,.-
Wainiit and Cottage FURNITURE, consfstingin
part ofTSbles, Lsnngea,3 0hairsa7Carpets; Nat
tings Bedsteads. -Washstauds, Bureaus, Ward.
robes. Also, Bed Room and Parlor Sen, Crock.
cry, China and Glassware. - : ''ti- u. .i..as
One Superior PfRHo. .2Rai)s. e<mch2
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NETWORK CITY.

Ii is now confidently asserted that the Presi-
dent viii appoint Gen. II. E. Dayies,Jr United States
AOrney for the Southern District OF this state,
vice Noah Davis, about 10 resign In consequence OF his
election 20 the bench of the Supreme Court.
w. A. Sauvalle, who was arrested on
"Wednesday proves 10 have been Director Of the
Bank Of British North America, but member Of frm
which lately failed iD Montreal and which owed that
bank small amount Martin Merwin alleged forger,
was arrested the arrival OF the Cunard steamer Gala
bria nom Liverpool yesterday.
Some time during last month boy was
killed AZ R0uen. France. by sune shot In the hands OF
Pierre Berlin the detectives found mat the murderer
had Sailed the United States in the Liverpool steam
er Caabria and telegram sent 20 the French Con-
sul Of this city, furnishing description Of the man, and
demanding his arrest upon The arrival OF the vessel An
exraditiOn warrant procured and yesterday
ing the prisoner brought before United States Com
missioner White by Deputy Marshal COlf9I and locked
~ for examination Wednesday next
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A THING OF LIFE-0n duty while sleep,
ys gentleman describing HOLMES BUHaLR ALARM TELEGRAPH
+. HoLNEs, MurayFt
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BuRNErr's COCAINE makes hair glossy.

SO INsIDIoUs ARE TIE FIRST APPROACHES OF
CoNsunrTIoS UNCONSCIOUS OF Is fRk
KycE UNTIL IT VERGE OF rHn GRAVE
Az IMMEDIATE RESORT TO Dr. JAWS ExEcroRAST UPON THE
man APPEARANCE OF CoUGH PAIN soRtNE OF rHE THROAT
OR Chest PRECLUDE FATAL RESULT or
~ oAsK THE or LATENT CON
SUMPTION Would TEND VIOLENCE OF TnE DISEASE
AID Tnus MATERIALLY ASSIST IN OF TEE PA
71sNr Use THE BIPKcToRANr wHEN Iou TAKE
Co1D AND Br NECESSITY FOR TT' rsB IN
lioRs DANGEROUS oosPIArNTs. Sorp EyEEYwnERE
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THE NEMsoN-PLACE MURDER.

BLrAKLEY COMMITTED FOR TRIAL BY THE COR
oNER's JURY-IHE UNCLE ALLEGED TO
HAVE EXPORTED MONEY FROM THE NIECE.
An inquest was held by Coroner Young,
yesterday afternoon, the body OF Mary Ann Foley,
anasi Maud Merrill age % who shot and instantly
killed at No 10 heson-paee, Tuesday afternoon, by
her uncle Robert r. Beakey who surrendered himself
10 the Brooklyn police on the following morning.
Charlotte smith testified have been living IN Brook
n ana now residing at the Home for tho Friendless, IN
Kew-York deceased was my sister; last saw her alive
or Friday at No. 10 Eeisonpaee went there alone
had called upon her two three times while she was
there told her, for her sake not to see my UNCLE
Robert r. Beakley he sent there 10 tell her that he
was going 10 Washington, and thence 10 California he
wanted ask her II she would see him. 70 bid him
my uncle threaten violence 20 my SISTER, but thlnk
have he was opposed 70 her manner OF living he hTst
complained Of il To last winter he came 10 see me
on Tuesday the day my sister was Killed; lie was under
the influence Of hQuori he said that he was going to
be my fault Insisted on going with him. and went o;
r Fulton Ferry when he ordered me to go back and
going where my sister lived; three or four
months ago my uncle tooT me n, 70 sst Sp r,eD
size living there; We only went 10 the door, aud
told that my sister not there uncle alter
ward went meNpeeedly and told me that he then saw
her in the paTOr she said she would IKE 70 see me- and
aftorwaTd met her IN Twenty-tbird-st; and we went
To Central Park; while there tried my best TO induce
her 10 leave the place where she lived and lead
better lie we talked long time, but she would not
consent 10 abandon her manner OF living; have in
ths eountry three years; have never lived with my
uncle; soon after came here he went away TO Cali
foruia he left no provision for me when he went; lie
eays that he money for my sister 70 to this
country. bat Y d3u'b know whether he did or not; my
married at bomf ABOUT t9pr years ago. wheu
sbe came to America her husband Was Away IN Texas,
and my uncle wanted her 60 get married ag,iu,
Annie weayerItesdned l reside with Mrs. Graham.
81 No. Isl EAST Thrteenbst; became acquainted with
tie deceased at No ia West Twenysxth-s, on jan 20;
VIC were intimate and used 20 have conversations To-
eeher in regard 20 her affairs her uncle used to come
20 see her very Oen she said that he lived in Brooklyn,
ana that he there for money; that he would fire.
quenty AK for $50 time but would take s. or So or
any amount that he could get that he threatened TO
have the house pulled" Il she did not give him money
After brief deberatOn the jury rendered a
verdict against the prisoner. On bis voluntary
inatOn he stated that he SO old; born " Ire
land resided no. 3G5 GOld-st, BrooklVn was block
maker by trade and declined answering aHv Questions
relative 10 the charge against him. lie was than
formally committed 20 await the action OF the Grand
jury aud having been handcufed escorted 20 the
yOmIs.
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A.-ESPENCHETDs taste as designer ana
lin As were never admirably DISPLAYED than In the
exquisite superb Gh II hs model DEgss HAT Tor he hou-
d. nov really al the Old llS NaSssust
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ANOTHER WOMAN SHOT.
An ATTEMPTED MURDER IN BAfARl

AN ATTEMPTED MURDER IN BAfARD-ST'
Julia Smith, age 90 and Fanny Wilson, pros
nutes have resided for month past In parior Oh the
lrst a5or OF No CT BayRrl-s fortnight ago they De
came acquainted with John Harrington age 70 ana
Iohn Foley age a and have since lived with these men,
Harrington IS a notorious thief. The women on Thurs
aay evening dressed themselves to out In the Bowery
for walk but a. thcl leaving their room Harripg
ton and Foley entered house. Harrington cried out
that he would allow them 10 20 ont ON the street
The women SAID that they determined TO go and,
forcing their way past the men, left the house. Har
rington and Foley followed but upon reaching the Bow
cry left the women, and went to Thompsons liquor
store at Baxter and ChathamSts where they remained
until a ~, yesterday, drinking constantly.
Harrington then proposed TO so back TO the room IN
Bayardst saying 10 his companion, III hX these GIFTS
Cor leaving the house tonight" On reaching the roon
however they found that the women had not returned
They went to the saloon aud drank several glasses
OF Uonor Al last. about o'clock. the drunken men
went 10 their home n Bayard-st Foley fingered Tor
moment in the BOwery. aud walking slowly behind har
rmgtou saw him run into the house. Fanny Wilson had
gone 10 bed aud Jnia Smith was lylng upon sola
and arranging her hair Harrington tOOk PstVl iIOu
an inner poet Of his coat aud placing the weapon upon
his knees said: " II YOU don't 70 10 he'd Al once III
1om hearing tie words raIscd hspistol took apparently
deliberate ann aud pulled the tIlscer az the weapon
There slight fash OF fire, and he woman ei b1ck
Tse ringing rcport Of the pistol had scarcely died
away when Foe, exclaimed, John, you have shot tae
girl" Harrington was apparently etupetei for mo
ncnt but finally said, Il tell You have ne shot hcr
or!y did it her, and she is shammine' folel
ran the sofa and found that the woman was senseess
and foamug at the mouth. He then opened ner dress
aud saw THAI blood was flowing from wound IN nef
rignt broast. Meanwhile Harrington caught M MS
oNcrcoat nom chair ana ued rom the nous ~
nnutcs Foley out of the house and informed the
first policeman he met OF the ATTEMPTED murder. Inc
police placed 40 serious Disadvantage IN Their
pursuit Of Harrington by this long delay and M 10
late hour las uight had not arrested him. Capt Ken
ncdy Of the sixth Precinct Police searched an apartment
IN tcuemCnt-hOuse, formerly occupied by Harrington,
aud discovered that he must have gone there after eaN
ing Bayardst. and changed his clothes Julia smith,
the wounded woman taken 10 the Park Hospital,
where late Yesterday afternoon She reg0iuod conscious
The surgeons asceTtaucd that the pistol bullet
had pierced lobe OF her right lung They as
seTf that she VIII probably die.
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Visit E. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
Oac go Broadway near Qae Of BroOmcs branch Al
sJi Bossq dresses haV sacque feathers gloves &c. bean
uiuly cleaned; pants. vests cleaned axe ne"
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4 one or other Of our ViySeious
himself 10 command " the
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LITTELL L GAY, Boston.
Literature Mt Club
Tho best Home and Eoreig

Tho best Home and Horeign Literature nt Club
Po.eaed Of THE LIVING AGE aud other Of yysous
American montes ubscnber viii end himself IN command Of the
.boe situation '--Phiiaielphia Buletn
For dollars THE LIVING AGE aud either one Of The American
orror monthly Magazines or Hares Weey Or Boar or
as Journal weeky will be sent for for ~ 90 IE
LIVING AGB sud oar Young FoLks. Address a. above
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APPOINTMENTS OF SCHOOL OFFICERS.

Mayor Hall appointed, yesterday, the follow
ing persons as school trustees for the i've years OeSn
Dng Jan l, 1873;
Ft w.r Gen Thomas b. hhh D.. ip,rr Hoa's Bfoae'
vsy second w-rt-IDeush Co'ne hietsan NO 20, fiSn,
Tend Wari--Thoitt W k4oz iolrHt Aslor hoaet f"oHh
Wari-No1's frou u.iec states Ass-ssor 70 s hsdis9ns
pTh WauJkeob laval merchant, No. o. North MooEest 10
Wsri-Tereboo Foer Merchant 81 AultJs seventh Ward
William Ardle- importer No I2 East Broadway bfhh sr
Fpes Fee pbsan No. 26 Hudson a. Ninth Wsd-Ahdres j.
Isthsgs,n lssser HndsoDst Tenth Wsri-Cbsrles
Gru,mfp e,prsw. No. l1 Kldridgest beFsuh Nsm-
IL Samuel Cressr druggist No Avenue y. Twelfth wan-
David a. Krspr builder hundTdand hftst sna Ienh-sve
enth Wsr-FrcarnrE Germsun furniture No 10 Clinton st.
Toureeuh Ward-enr Aanron produce No 80 Heater 8; Fifteenth
Ws-Fdwsn Scte No. y Clinton place Sixteenth Nar
John Howe pbycisn 81 West seveHteenh kighenth Ward
Jses Gerard IT, lawyer No u GTsmercy Park Rineeenti
Msri-0 L. LJew. County tes, No. ~ hast tiif1r
Twentieth WaId-Johu ". Teyen merchant No 5 "es' lht
Ssbtt Tweutffrt Nar-MIusm G. Mhtncf, lawyer, No a
P.riaYe Tvcssocond W4rd-jams K CGn@ng s~y'r No 1o4
West FoHy thl.d-sL
Also the following School Inspectors for three years,
beginning Jan. /, 1873;
Second Disih,AeSandeS Harer Surgeon No s3 Bo%ae q
Third Dct-Geoge A. Msokiy 6syr London Terrace foqrtt
Detwilsm Lyon raj esta's No ~ hgpee g. inv Is
G. Fellows, No S. West Twenty hitist IRE
sppointmen sTu Dssci-AlsIaaaer Wile journalist zl W
Thiny Seventh btteJohn j. S1eI publisher Nc IL
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14
Society was held Of Demoncos last night Thesecuon
Of officers for the coming year resulted as folowsi

President ERo, C. cOwdn; First vcePcsdent i;'se u b's,
vce-Pesdent Col VIM Borleai l5s.so' F,, wr
H. Lee WIN IL Fogg levi r. Morton Dniol T. Appleton Ist,e
i,nfr lsme Cs Geor.e Walker josiah NJ fste Chsree o.
Ialon Charles L. TGtny. Richard Buir, stewart l. oootu Dh
r. ". Lambert, George r. Baker. Alfred s. ha'eh'
A meeting of colored citizens was held Of
Cooper Union last night to express sympathy Tor CuDA
patriots CIV Roy occupied the chair. Resolutions
favorlnp the Cuban interests were adopted with enthu
siasm. samuel r. scottrOn made an earnest address
ndoTsing the resolutions. IL peculiarly became eoloTed
mon he Thought TO speak for the cause OF Freedom Inc
advance An this reepect within the last decade IN Tue
limited states was an that t might spread the
world over Addresses were also made by NJ. T. Wlt-
tom Charles Penda of Boston, the Rev. John j. Lnhe'
and Charles IL. RAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-14

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