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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

The South Carolina Legislature met at
Columbia Yesterday. The Governor will submit a
sage ID answer Boweus financial ARA gnment to-day
Four appointments of ladies TO tirst-class
po,tcfces with $4,000 salaries. have been made during
the present Administration. over 100 women en-
pcy similar Offices throughout the country, though
not at such b sh prices.
In the Virginia House, yesterday, resOlu-
ton was adopted appointing committee 20 investigate
the charges bribery and corruption in securing the
passage OF the Funding BILL during the last session OF
the legislature The preamble charges that the bill
passed through the House by combination OK specu-
iating stock brokers of Richmond aud Ntwl Ork. PAID
attorney ana unuriucipled members The Joint Special
Committee ON the Public Debt question have organized,
and are already ~ work bill 10 meet the emergency.
Several railroad Jobs are on the boards
m Maine and the press OF that state II vigorously at
work eXhorting members 70 resist the in-idous ap-
proachc, and golden arguments OF the disciples Of
Tweed The PortdHd Press, uHmindu Ot the illustiOus
Wiulns after earnest protest against corrupt hlu
encr- -nys, with ptable confidence: 'Iuc course OF
every member will he carefully watched Nobody likes
10 take brides In full view of halrmIllOu people
The Illinois and Massachusetts, Legislatures
are about To raise the salaries of their Governors. The
Governor Of California the best paid Executive in the
Union with 5000 gold Pennsylvania deals ont S. OOO
New York Louisiana aud Texas, $4,000; Connecticut.
sllOO; Delaware J3j and Rhode Island, because "
in, diuinutyc proportion comes last, with Governor
Maid less than SO q week From which 10 appears that
he trade not profitable one
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PERSONAL

Nr. John Bright. NJ. p, Is about to receive
q handsome ebony cabinet containing collection OF the
choice pottery from ms admirers the Stafford
shire POtterc-.
ST Charles Dixie on visiting Paris, the
Other day was greatly astonished to ind the myrm
oous of the Theirs Government watching him
emlsslry OF tie Commune.
The Queen of Prussia has invited the En-
Clsn Lauretc, Tennyson, TO visit Berlin The Queen
Augusta t. said to be the most intelligent sovereign IN
Europe more Of diplomat than her husband, and not
all Unequal match for the Premier, whom she has fire.
queutly conquered IN political intrigue.
Prince Bismarck is averse to giving his
autograph but Nj Beecher his Secretary, engaged to
POeureit forCOunt Gutenberg. the German EmbaS
/ ~ W mexico, who Is ayOwed autograph hunter.
ai~eady 'RSe inscribed his name on the page graved
NJ Guzot ~ autographs OF Nm GuizOt and Thicr-
two prIncjniss ssIsn " In my long life have learned
Theirs adj added ~ SIZE much, and never forget" Mr.
we sincerity OF the pardon" Pr,ca i lOt nui
The sentiment by writing htT ieiiaIek improved
much ana 10 nave much forgiven me "'Nou 70 IorEt'
! Father Hyacinthe wrote from, N5u,,;o,.
| recent date 10 an American friend in Paris. m,
the end Of the month shall leave this citv ,
enjoyed the only consolation TO which I an, i, NV
| the unexampled trials OF the Catholic Churc, -
| founo here what does not exist in France a -, Z
center OF orthodox opposition and OF CATHOLIC pe,nr
men In sufficient numbers, men OF learning and ear
cOn'cnOnA resolved 10 accept longer the woke -,
ing even more and more arbitrary and heavy when ".
imposed on tAer COnsCiepCes IA tine name OF Churc
/ A inll OF anxiety as you saw ~ New York two
5't ago 80 Jul Of hope and courage Will you ind me
I to-day
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BROOKLTNS GOUEEAHLNE

FIRST SESSION OFTHE BOARD or NDERMEN-
MAYOR POWELLS MESSAGE.
The BROOKLYN Board of Aldermen held its
nr, session yesterday afternoon Mayor Powell pr'sd-
ing. The Board includes sixteen Democrats and slN
Republicans. Alderman Jacob l. Bergen Of The Tenth
Ward was unanimously reelected Chairman.
Alderman william Richardson presented . petition
from John T. Douglass Ia behalf OF thr electors 81 the
Eleventh Ward and himself the legally elected Alder
man of the Ward The petition affirm, that the official
canvass OF votes cast u said rd for Alderman Wa
a. follows; Andrew j. Poster, lCgE JOHN +. boug'-~
$685. Fosters majority l. that in the official canvas rt
return Of the votes east In the lid Election District %.
SAID Ward 5ls votes were declared 80 nave been cast o
Foster and 81 for the petitioner, whereas Foster
received only 40 and tine petitioner lD Nui,H
anu that the petitioner has cause" tn De- ma.r canvas.
o che said district and has Obtained thc aiJyits OF
f1r the petitioner said oh.c. The pctiou,r asked
that Foster should not be- allowed o" take h~ seat as
Iaemher ut the Board OF Aldermen; tust the seat h'
awarded TO the petitioner and tlllt Commute OF "a
yeStIGution should ~ appointed.
Alderman Clancy moved 20 refer The document to
standing Committee of the Board. WHOM "tccttt, and
called the question. The notion was rdi
Rcd by vote OF 10 to .. The following appointment
we're made:
Cy ClerA H.la- q. B..,p. keeper Of he CITY Hi Pi,..
Tonne. Assist hr. Ni lt lAunfa hcinr- M-'-rh
of Board Al4r ~ .-lf,r OF ihr CIV Hal. iinu
W.r.. Inspector, Pyr. t-. fH plJ,a9 nj Pn p t1rti
Inspectors scales Wr.Lk rl M4san" Jlucs tssta Mc4ar
s,nt lo-s rilaa UllrA. a. OF Mla,. rIlp D,arrn.
Mlter. E.. NfFi. Mario Mc Keeper ut..un
bfug- JON An ni Aerr Nuu Nutst h.'s- NrUn
sa. Asle. 44i. o"ses O.'e,. -s1A '~''',' @Soi o",
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The United States troops viii only be used to preserve
order.
Speaker Carter publishes n card commissioning the re-
port that he had surrendered himself 70 the SlerH IN
obedience To process the Eighth District Court in
which he says do not know that the Judge oi me
Eighth District Court, VINO Is enual 10 almost any IL
legal thing, has issued a warrant for nv arrest a
proper writ served by proper officer will be promptly
recognized and Obeyed by Permit tn say 10 the
OF Representatives Of the State OF Louisiana.
that In my JUDGEMENT the course OF Coy. war
Ihe tOn~ututioh an ldws, and the Win biStrict
support and thereof extra Judi
cial and shall continue IN every legitimate way 20 *
more and resist such 10 she utmost ~ power a
State"
Col Patton and four other citizens this afternoon
trovcrJ Tbey that forcble pOssrssiou had bceu
taken OF the 7tdtehOusc and that citizens and members
were prevented from entering. They asked him whether
ne proposed 20 90 anything IN the promises or whether
he would interfere with citizens The General replied
"tsentlemenl There must be No riot. can and will
prevent IT. and you or course know that weapons Of
destruction have been greatly improved within the last
year have just heard that Gen. LOnRstreet has been
appointed Chief ~ Police and you bad better NJ
him and advise him 10 remove the policemen from the
STATE House. They should he on their beats and ought
have been there all the time. have never seen n
time when martial Ia" was more necessary, AMI unless
something h dOu" VIII consider IL my dutY 10 appeal
t. the Presto and ask HIM To- declare martial law.
The organ oi the Secession members says: the time
has Tor President Grant to establish IN this state q
republican form Of government,
NarmOth rules only by suH rance and may De set
aside at any moment We are entitled to call for a Re
publican Government from the United states aUthorl-
ties. At present at the mercy OF despOtic one
power. VI crcdiby informed that the Cltizcu'
Committee Of 81 refuse TO act with Warmth aud stat
his promised reforms are all IOfceu rom nm
by public Indignation. They ASSERT that thrY
have discovered arge frauds cyery department Of the
Government and held him responsible. personally and
assembled ia Iafsyytt+qUarc. About lOO01 people are
present There Is speaking rom t"osde' Of the square
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.YCElIA Wramsburgh Mgnisy I1r WiIn X. v''rs-st
c OF ~, Henri poster Of toe SthL bals, laroh 81
tlls city. tne 9th yeu of nr Sc. 90, 81. -,
Funeral take place from thr rsd.n'e o. Dr. a. N-
- WILLIAMSBURG Mei1esii lJta inst al OcloA furi
the family respectfully n'.-i
BATJFR-On MONDAY MARINA wife o. Hernann BAr aAa
dsuglter oil Harriet ID %, late william A. Smith
Tie Or rmy nvei 60 attend tie nersl Tor hrr 's
.dence Fort, nintl,t on iae~s Jan D. al OcSa-
Tie remains WILDE taken to CofnNaH Tor iatermenI
BROWN-lp Broo2rn Jan Lrcan Brown only ~ ~
Lens ID and the late ucin Broaa aged ears monns aAd 70
The reriv-s AMI faulty especially invited 70 a'''aa
from the residence 81 hi- graihe hf y hhss
~ umleiHi-t, Brooklyn On NeineS-y aIef4o0n a. q
o'clock
samuel Il. Byer, Of 90 West Eleventh -. ~
Tn, relative, and md. 81 t m and those Of his her jams
g. Byen respectfully mytel 70 attend tlr Murol fom be ale
19 West ~ yel Il Oh TUESDAY, jan a. osock
without nrher Invitation
CRAyDALI-A0cr nes, which ,he endured With
r4ience for,u.e Mrs Mar Eits Crilii sfe Of Bea r
Crvudall AGED O. years. months 40! 20 DAYS
Th- will from her ~ uitre. so Thru ave-
TUESDAY Jan az O'Clock Friends and asea OF tht itmp
are respectfully invited 10 attend
Eastern raP'rs please copy
DRRSsER-Of scarlet feye- morning ~ Tursiay Da ~.
he " chi i'oi kft bHri igri tea--.
months and 70 daughter OF Albert Bye' AMI MARY o. D''r'
81 Tenaa Nexyrrssy.
HEISER-Ou SUNDAY morning. jan O'CLOCK Hen He'-r.
Nneysecoud Iuc.i,. at l'D Cau.l,-s al pleas
ta.r the Boulevard 90 Nn.t -seconist
HOUGHTON-Ou evening Jau5 1871 Thsophus Uo1ghos.
R,e md friend, Of the ir a-e respectfully
orr,I ON Tn.sisy cocs from the resencs
81 Ai, .onn.v H. J. MARIA No q South Esaht' Brooklyn
H.. without farther notice
HOWfn Lsi,bo y Jan Lucy, widow q he lss
.iercm.sh Hove. the 18th year OF her l-e
Flner iron r.de-e. ciHeS4ay, Jaa TO- At IA
O'Clock "a.
yAI-Io P--kskll Iau. s. Ms, S,r'' Val
tun. Ne.aA .l.I in-. 90 10 81 Reformed Dltrh Clara
It,Il.te, .nt frrris e ing ,d To ai.
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POSTAL SHORTCOMINGS.
CuAGGU- AGAINST Northumberland IE'.-
WELL.

CHARGES AGAINST Observation-Disclosures ILL.,
WELL.
The UGeL!uJtoa Paylot, a leading Demo-
c-.tr p.i.r makes outright charges Of corruption
ain.t ,le Postmaster General The Patriot reilerateS
the straw, Bids" SCANDAL. and boldly asserts that Mr
Cresye excrted himself To suppress the evidence OF
those dishonest practices. Bs the working OF the ia"
bestowin. postal contracts upon the lO"e7t O'uc'
if is alleged vast system Of fraud and population Is
carried on and with Mr. Creswes secret an ana coun
tcuauce The operations Of the Post-Oihce kng are
autstautialy ~ send in bids absurdy low that Wheh
they are accepted they fall through and then when the
mischief Is done the old contractors slip ~ AMI get |hat
cuer they demand for carrying the mails ana
managing the Western routes. Gen. CreswelPs crn'-
nalty The Patriot alleges. IL in the fact that al
though perfectly Of these frequently repeated
fraudulent Dids Crcsswo has nos called the atten-
ton the matter taken any steps him
self make robDing COLLISION OF contractors post
BILE. Five columns OF circumstantial charges and
specifications gwen, all more OF less
seriously affecting the character OF MIR. Cress-
well, and apparently calling for instant contra
cictiou IL is freely charged that the Postmaster Cen
crl tho doors for fraud Of every description
the cutr. business of m routes and that the vino
have -Hiuul.t tut GOVERNMENT trends Professionally
shielded by him irJm scrutiny and prosecution.
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CnMNnrTEE OF SEVENTY.

Having been empowered by the Committee
Fraud. Of the above Committee to inyest cate the
administration OF public Affairs the several depart
m,nt bureaus. and other public offices, and the courts
iu the city and County Of Newlork to the end that
fraudulent conduct IN such administration may De- tally
exposed lnd the proper remedies applied, earnestly
request tAe hearty cooperation Of the public IN our
efforts ana that any Information touching such admins,
tration may he communicated either IN person or in
wrtln to one Of the unders gucG. counsel john
Davenport and George ". Lyon. Of the rooms Of the
Committee. 80. s. Last Uuiou->l IJrr.
Jo-arW BIZ NENTINL.y Sal, r.,,,r,.,,.o
JOhN WHEELER. 49,. rr.,,.,t
JACKSON =. SCHbLrI.D
Ns,r- York. J ~. a., 1872.
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH

-. President Grant left Philadelphia yesterday
Or WssaugtonI -.
o. Caleb A. Carr, All Alderman of Newport r. l.,
has been missing thursday morning
. The Grand Duke and suite visited the ST Louis
meTrhants Exchange Yesterday grand ball gwen last night
go Rensselaer, Reynolds. inventor of the Empire
h q The Empire Wods a. he res euce
IN s>'chp0H 'ese.-ar, aged %.
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MEETING or TIE LEGISLATURE CAUCUS
CONTESTS.

MEETING or TIE LEGISLATURE CAUCUS
CONTESTS.
TRENTON. y. y, Jan. Sat an informal
caucus Of the Republican members tho House OF Rep
rescntatives, this evening. Nathaniel Niles OF Morris
County decided upon for Speaker. This is regarded
a triumph ~ Erie The contest bitter one, and
IL u possible chat Col JOY OF Essex County will make
strong effort to obtain the nomination tomorrow at the
regular caucus.
The Il s.slature win organize AT o'clock tomorrow
Tie Governor Message will be sent in on Wednesday
morning. grand caucus VIII De held tomorrow morn
ing. az 10 O'Clock.
The Court Of Pardons meets tomorrow 10 consider the
question committing thc sentence OF Bolts 10 Impr,
for life lie il sentenced TO be- hanged in Newark
tho .ELh.
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MUIILATED CURRENCY TO BE REDEEMED BY
POSTMASTERS

WASHINGTON Jan. S.-The Post-Ohice De
paftinen' has agreed at the suggestion of the u s.
treasury 70 Issue circular to Postmasters requiring
then 10 receive mutiated currency under the new reg
ohH' III payne for postage stamps and stamped en-.
NsPes on me same terms that 1t Is received by the
Officers OF the Treasury Departmcnt-ibat ~ t IT,
iio Manu- yoS %nen lot more than twofnhs Of it,
OiIzhdI pioPorti"ns are missing. The mutilated cur
Tency received Will not be paid out agan nv Tb, Pt
asIe[s Dot may be forwarded TO the Treasury at
Washington ht Government expense. provided fine
fracuOpd currency be- sent in sums of Az dlir AID
p"aIus Ne" currency by express. az the expense Of
requested. '' ''''' "i''
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TIN sEvAroR,uW-ALLIsON.> CHANCE HWROy-
rBY rgLsGaAPH TO rHB TRIBUNE

lHY rRLsGRAPH 70 THU TalBi yEI
WASHINGTON, Jan. S-One OF the most prom
inent Republicans OF Iowa. who left Des Mones Fri
day night says that he has little doubt OF the defeat Of
Sir Harlan Tor the -enat,rship by Mr. Allison. The
comparative strength present developed Is stated
10 be about twothlrds in favor OF the latter. IL is
thought THAT Judge Wilson will have about 20 votes and
that most OF them will be gwen To Mr Harlans oppo
ncnt The fight described sectional the north
ern portion " the state which supports Allison never
having had a Senator The feeling in the Senate and
other .hisn place, ma the Administration Is largely for
Marian.
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UEiTHbR RLFOhI
WAR D1TNNf'T
OFFICE OF rHF CHlEF siGAh Ctil'hf'
W,.mNGTON. Jan. 81 % ~.

WAR DsTATT'f'f.
prtIcp Of rItr CTI.P sIGNAi DtfItKf.
W,.uNGTOS. Jan. 81 % ~.
synopsis for me past tr,I'tD-to"r hours =:
The low barometer which Wa centI'h IN
snue..ee SUNDAY afternoon bd- Xtended slowly r"'th
e.stv,ard To Virginia and EAs eTu NtW- 1Cr"y "h'it
MS nov almost entirely disappeared Lisht ran 'h
NOW are now reported in Pennsylvania ahI haI}lnd-
The high barometer which u Pcuusyls ANA - 10.
in Maine with clear weather In northern Ne" ing -''
where the temperature u slightly higher than on 'n
d,v An area OF hi yh pressure has moved nom I;hs
roTthcastward and light nOrChery winds now pIevhA
south and west OF Arkansas Toe pressure hAo it''A
oUite low with fresh southerly winds and ram az -
Francisco The rivers have fallen ~ PJ~sOdis IN ''"s
NJ hyiilr AMI risen at Cairo AMI Memphis.
Probabilities.
Northerly winds with partially cloudy and tea,
yvaofer are prnhabe Tor Tr-,iy che southern aux
Crlf states rising barometer and clearing |eiihrr
from Virginia 10 New York; CLOUDY N'atHcr 10 No."
Er0su. the area Of highest pressure move n0rth ti.
to Pennsylvania; falling barometer andr0ututIJ "h's
prevail from the upper Lkea % tlc Missouri f4y at
fbrcafcnlng weather with rain extend eastward ms
Montana during Tues ay. Dangerous "pds are nor AL
tclpatrd for tue Atlantic and Gulf 7Dtto7 tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09

MEETING OF THE LEGISLAT RE
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 8.-The Twentieth
Session OF tho Legislature convened this afternoon in the
City Hall. quorum present and Lorenzo snow
elected President OF the Council, and Orson Pratt
Speaker the House. A Committee was appointed 70
wait the Governor whose message, II /, reported VIII
Doe delivered tu-uorIlW. AFTER the competition OF IT.
organization the La ISature adjourned.
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THE DRAMA
T,rE -, 80, 4hE DRAMA.
THEATER ,,,.,-
ElEFIE 49, NONEI .DTi

sTyr THEArER - uoxg,,,.
have said nothing but u
aupon lie r COVE soy' Eoa0o in The D'p pIsS IN
'le 10 earnest Bfr James seee Tor beng
night Al the 81 Himos Tbsater-appe1,se Who acted
l, 'Le American stage-has fuly loi Tie fret
e., 10 this sort Of attention. II ','"eu h's
h,'g' 'Psct aHda more thoughtful oneos,J,''u l" a
PArs I'u4e 10 this county. almost . year a. 'll'
Day.i. az las ever since been talkns. IN ON
-'''' 'he seisattac Syssen Of tAe Frs.cL
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r., o,,i Of be- coaav u i' amounts 3" 49,
~, - noe t1,, ,o ir Of sDrrel -
"a, n,,srs fir Rebellion under ' ys-7' f1in ~
Of inincing cot s,inTns 10
~ cis. In he .bat d0ub. lnt ,rnhs VI ms
money unneces.anr expended but Ne can 90 nons ""N
remedy that 80, D.. lid "a t.se,t, -
b. grlat ~ au1 Nerf ~ N =
Of ehtness IN " voc "
81 Of raj AZ seroul7 suier p'sfes' muit 'AI a.
charge Or tie government ~ VT ~ -
e,gr,.. the end tna fnc' y's~ s
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GAs LXPInsInN

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. S.-The gas works
connected win the Glasgow Bingham mill at South
H'oIey FALL blew mp this morning and MIR Nichol and
'haries Bcnwa}, employees. were severely injured
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The evidence il not conducive ID law; Dut
" u " the and OF equal forc" win tuat
"hch ha- lead Co tine prosecution or senator 1"tcu'
ana produced tie general CONNECTION m ue pubic
h'ud Of lls guilt We confess our surprise nj the,o rev
talnns. Cen Wood Il the la-t person we rhouh -a--
pc'' '" be open Ia corrupt Inducements Inc charge Is
nONtNbt made with cXpIcltue-s and oofroDoi"'eG ~
,f'nm-tuucD-, that ac received large sums rom
AI ANred as the consideration OF his vote on Ne" h
tI. ne money h ira ed to MS bank acco9nI aa HIS
nHeh Mr. Tweed arrives here Ia take biz seat IN me sen
~ ~ No threatens TO dohe VIII be made "l1hrsa ~
tit investigation. De inny De unwilling one; nut he
VII ne" bt insa Thr terrors OF the AVN We
49, mere Juc -n-, Grand jury, ANA Dlstrri-
i, s lh tlc discharge of duty-NlI adnvh'h uui :" ~.
- Hr tf ui screening confederate ana v" ar --'io
we ihu 900 saving thar b.. oV frank nature VIII prOmp
nun !" an undl-ltrsc revelation of the facts
HOW SIR. TWEED Can MAKE HIMSELF USEFUL.
o., From TdS TrUB Hhg.
iHt iuBUNE ask, the senate TO ORDER an
,"'''. 'ti'1 ~ his charge against senator eOou IL
is Hl tHtt cLo4 sa. nor la due form lilL lLIhu 81
t'.'' .i'l.e it' ,or4ypWdrnt 10 'oMihuu',',. '"'
,"i'H. % tlr 5-f #. and ave li' maine,
Hl Iah I'D l.t. mo- case Inlr.'i gatrG.
Ne .-..-I U.9 al o. IT, ILILtf-. le'
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Zine Gold Jrvrlr, Low Prices

NhlNIN PINS
CAMEO ETHt Ht AN. GARNET. CARBJNCLR &C.
UNlN tna 4af bAtKiNGn ani PINS
GOLD AICu "a Ms NECKLACES, bOCKErs SFAL RfNQs
CHAIN BAND BRACELETS CulLDREN's EARRING,
Piss. ElNGN. ari ARhLEgR
ttO g. ALLkh Bgl Br.airav. nssr reort,s,,h Il
American in.titHte Farners' Uinb.-rh. Cob w-.s.
E,uAl u he
Cooper building All agricultural npro,rmens are ~
UirI NATHAN e. kLY, Prsslent
Coral Far-itings tnJ Piu.-N bolcsAle Prizes,
Che. g. A.LlN. ~ Broadway, Foultfoah a.
Rrnnr'- PRin-kilIins ragic OH .houd be- df.l.a .,X
Sss' 'oi sSAeae sofs s!rs tas a. b>s -! D 10
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DPvor's Hiab-f;rade oil, prepare eIDre Or f'm'V
pure oore unsapassri Hiamisaso Ani -arans~ nos
explosive.
This on guaranteed equal to that made Poo -e raid
and IN barrels 10 favorable rtteS
Tar DgsoE MANUFACTURING Co. h7 Fatonst. N z
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II. tRP-TI Sunif Dec @ by Rev Fpo Oh. '~k kis,r
shan OFT Sea.tor. 49,, Mos hac D. MaJn Oi "I'us,uGa
NoarI-
O,Dyy ARD-HOPKS Dee a. 1871 ~ t'e Rev g d Dsnsr
fh theta - hnscDs
T woodward % Josephne Hopkcs al Of Wellington HghtS
NrWl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09

Par.on'- Pursnfive Pii--Bs,t auis pbgsc SHKHIpIss
C,AAY C0SDuiON iDWDER-. Tor hOfsa>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09

EFlDur firm. 'rl7' = l'' Oo"'e f',e
80. Treble Rgira Corn loser. sa'S 81 o. ,''t I'm
Rr,p II r. I,y gaet Prime. tlocr. rji FtA d-n "sN
GI4 orr,of IL rtirsed Bacor>hou-r lnl itaf h o,
Sides uana, lJfl'fc
~ 9to d. Keg Oi aIur Sugar Hi.ror . ME F's
to hy Pair 7iH8c Prime sI9c Moi',-"- bnn Cgnnon -
zoe Prime iJc Wh.ty Coffee unchanged kKrbaDse-ae
tug nothing doug . 49,. -, "a. D..
firm ~ 80 for Low fDT Pale Crude lurntiue steady a.
- lor Hard Yciou DIP and VTgp Tar seiysi ~ q"
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REFORM IN THE LEGISLATURE.
TIE PROPER WAY TO DEAL WITH .ScouNpEELs.

THE PROPER WAY TO DEAL WITH .oCOtNDEElS.
The Trenton GlzCfts
Tweed's charter, under which the Iammany
Ring did GOOD deal OF stealing. was passed Dy me
ad OF the votes % several Republican Senator'S. We
ar" entirely OF the opinion that. MI wood
attaches any value 10 his itphthtIon'
and has the means or atingit he should call for such
an lna e-gatiau Dos al means. VI like tins blhht way
0 1HE THBUNF'- ~ dealing with scOuntrels, ana WISH
u''prut tlac Wa universal with The press
STRONG a, THE EVIDENCE THAT CONVICTED
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IJIEIJ

An Notices Of Marriages must he Endorsed T'A fui'
namg and address
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4he Annual Reception of the 22d Regiment
:, y" . n J. WAS slVon, Last night a. The Academy 81
f1ittt. 4Ae general arrangement were we'll MAIs anal
urtT Wy carried ont, and, from the opening Of tic i
l..rrtLe last dance. nothing occurred " mar the
N-I anu lIt d. III t.s VI 4Ie OCCIsIJu
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FOREIGN PORTS.
M,PspitLF, jan Slammed Bre Total ttia h'H Nerlrfh
IAfvtN Itn atrusC1. steamship Hit~rIaa OA LIVER
pool. al1 ispi4 from Baltimore
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LATEST SHIP AEBS.
For other shin Mems see run ragcI

steamship Trsuimlnn Hamburg De- J. iui U.vs
With IN Use. audp kunharii & Co
Iak Calanr lot Vaughn. q days
plg
Calvin P Harms Pbinns Baltimore tr Providence Ias IT,
miles Of bAHrZst sHi 90 ne
WreckIug a. Wialat5. a Brought ls poTt
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TIE STATE or T6ADE.
LONDON MsRKlTs


r,eeso Lor mark, toe qaolos Of r''e r-r''s shoals
b. or, 80 1.,, s.,. p'-, 80.
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TIE DOLBY CONCERTS.

fa3 h. y IN rs English artists are to sing the
iydn -,rIe,S next Monday, with The Hapde, and
Te,Unug To Sevasolaiely after which they purpose
o. ~ al, Of tai. ORR for few farewell concerts and
is, D ~ lof Liverpool E al Of them except Nr SAINT
-'ses remaining we are glad 10 know thar s4nt-
- ~ Aiper1es fOt sOu,a ttn,l i,,a,