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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-22

YANKEE enterprise has recently talk
hold Of South Anefiea wfthl great svigb
"A number Of AmeEicans are engagsd /
constructing railroads. spening mIaes al
creating business in Peru and Ecuadb
upon scale pre- xiously unknown. - The
efforts now aina at = trans -Ahdeant raj
way radiating from aeommnn centeEOn =
Pacific to Rio Buenosi iAyres and Para 2
the Atlantic ~, - - I
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Mr. JAlLEs WELLS wa. nine, years old
when his father, in 1877, settled upon the
farm where iWellsville now stands. naIde
saw the first STEAMBOAT paddle aoAnsfhe
Ohio in 16lls q IerOd aRhsRi he was en-
gagged carrying PIG metal from New
Lisbon TO Pittsburgh, In 1915 he pur-
chased -four for 81, 81 per barrel and ship
ped it TO New Orleans, glosiBe lcon nsidera-
BE money an the opera ti6a nj fniie7e1his
fatAerl laid cut tlse town Sf I'VE llsFills of
the history % " llich- is-w6ll known. Mr..
Wells ahAl = ifeunion, . few days since,
IN WeIlsyille and Of ltAs eight dchildren
present TIE oldest was hftslhVes and 1.-THE
youngest forty years Of aResA = -qfA
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Z Inc following bf1ef Sketch Of tile progfess
pf astronomy during tbsoseAf IS7esh shs.gyi.
not be withe0Esoine-idtes some of
our reSdErsS sShWL 4asleDoids=S Ssvea M
norWP lansts shaysi yi bssn diseoY Yered ssinse
pne commencene ent a 81 tlne carrenf year
were detected by Professor Watson of
.kAhs sArBorssThsSe ijFaDr. d4stSr;sSfi,hb-
5on, New York The race jbetWeen these
distinguished observers. has been recent. /.
ly quite interesting. The astronomer OF
Clinton is stiii- slightly y=ahead, though
closely presseda ahy sins sindnstriouS rival.
The discoveries Of the present year. make,
the whole punber of known asteroids 134 !,
IComets-Bestdesth returnAo three PERI
Iod comets previously observed, four others
have passed. their periheiia during the
yeaTd 81 9S!Is0n tie Sd ola EHilF ah Z Ste
phsn Of sMaFssilles deteetsd the sscopdf
comet Of; 1867, This body, on its first OBJ.
served approach TO the sun, was discofef-i
ed by M. fempel. Its period, whi6Keis IL
little ever SIX yeafe, varies considerably
ohasekOunt5 5 Of a51pitsf s. disturb 81 2 infin-
sioeS hssoxhiti approach sss npysf nsaslE,
the circular form than that Of any. other
known comet. Two otIiaf comets oft1oft
periqd-Fhose Of Brorse6 ali ~ Sefe
redlscover tunate OBJ
ssFgeEi athe fsrraer "a Z be- 4 lstS and The
later on the Sd Of September.- on t6e sd
of Julys NJ, Tenpei, OF Milan disccveIsd
a-tel6scePlc eel1elss Vll1elf pfo r6g7t0 Dssoa
member Of the Jovian groupe lis nefio3
Is hve years. -t5ze lloHils -i its motion
e dlreet; and ritgorbit hup shout the same
secentriclty g that of Fayess comet. ,The
other comets Of The year l,rssssnfe "a 40 phea
AoIAeAa ef special interest s. IS lfen1afki
salei that lEn ntles The asTen9 9as Erdlds5 Vere.
~ discs ysFsd HE Ameyca; seven com-
cts were all detected in Europe. 4,
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A sEARoA FoR AN AEIR,

which has continued for years, and which
is gradually developing q true story as
thrilhng in interest as any recorded IN the
world of fiction. The representatives, Of
the Spanish government Throughout tie
world have been charged with the dnty Of
finding out the whereabouts OF ALFONSO
BarTano, or his represents tiFes, andslt is
possible that no clue would ever have
been obtained had itihot been for thealet-
ter which Mrs. Giroud received from IAN
associate of her youth The establish-
ment Of the fact that Macke, the man Y ho
died in the 1ntirmary IN this coURty, is
one and the" same person with Alfonso,
Barrano, of New Orleans, Will not be coh-
elusive. yet it is an Important fact for
Mrs Giroud, and when she succeeds in
establishing it, their will be no person be-
tween her and the succession to the ss-
tate, and tbs likely, that being personal
ly known-is Biscsy, before she left Lthh ht
country, she can establish her own iden-
tity. ffJ i- o ---- b.
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S5o4 glAs-ik c.- E-eF Hadt sIom 5oa
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saI szIoE 1siEw sssaE-.aos Vii9 Il ban
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ail "a eHrcKao eis pro beriy titk kfdi becsuse,
y in ssdditi66 70 the blessing - 8 mild win
a1 ter, u has .alsa been blessed With an tex-
Il traordInaIy stock of coal, which Is selling
at greatly reduced rGtea. Z. e''.i'-
sssdi ~ ms1i aioh -lsl ai zssi o. s,.i
.UoH s,a.sg
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-22

T9h1OSTt eLIOBU H0REz.,s nIT9ts
c. D. Ely, ProprietOr--Publie Square, S2Rs2n %
OHIO. lulytOsi
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-v9D 3asIaAs sHozrEb1s CzinSs .st1iss4
ELz1Ao mnztohOmi blsdunnrdsr occurrell.1a
bsteambuEg,s Cattara9gHs county, NJ Y.
Saturday night, a man named Omans be-
ing killed by bus step son, Omans thad
taken his wife and daughter 70 dance in
that place, sfLef " wAlelP hS fet t6fRedl 20 his
hhouss, folloEkdzby his skbnAla-4at tesa aH6re
.QnaRs was metIrhE sths boy, "a lad
Of toprtesn, who asked 10 be allowed togo
70 the dance. PernigsIon " as not 'gfanfed.
when the boy Iinsists8 ifaad bloWsq SeEe
lnteGchangeds u Il heu sonsin 1aWs=theIo laft
the house and soon returned with thefam-
lily. Omans-Waa- found IA -Ehe yard, his
head nearly severed from, his ybodyrand
covered with wounds. Near him nav the
boy unconscious, apparentiy IN 4 swooh.
isthea the boy negained ahis senses,hsstat-
ed that be had killed his step. fatherss He
SAID that Omans popnded him and, threw
HIM out Of che door. He lthe boy) had
then caught upa an AZ standing near knock
ed Omans down and struok him several
times with=it.=Es then went into the
dheuse bat thinking his step latherI had
! nur5 ussT- s1il4cferrfy purlIsifer5Sez pzcE
and cut hls head eff. Both parties were
'snder the inAueHce Of LIQUOR At lthe
time sa The boy dwas, arrested and lodg-
ed IN 5abs tissmid - sldsori Iaa iIiE.
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saEc 4DlERICAN rH0THLTvo -,
FAN. HIi& ProPsiekarH East TtssA AJaeA ltrsebl
Canton, OhioO aprlO '73yr
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JACKSON HOTEL

.r.ftr ALLIANCE HOUSE, ro.T
~, Daniel houta eclr.<atl the Stati0nl Alliance,
ohio. Meals always in readiness on arrival Of
6arsIl SfFTTp9 LN0AT Rtf I'll 4 20
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-01-22

} sPREsIDzNT Grant viii be requested
the Republican Senators to withdraw
nomina ion f Nr, Cushihg to te Ch
? Justice. nI5gos ~ 10 E551ed5 .alGoH
slirl-2 yaR..zlt ~ ss.5sdss -3es aaissi
ya.ig5 e. sl-ga. 5.1-w fsi- ac.i
i,- -g5,..-4i 10 1sf1vEi 81 fl8Ia11a
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RNeWIAiIIlnsHpStselhCantun A

Y HAVE just lopenad O. full and complete stock
asf Ailliners Gopds,eFnbraeing the latest stYl Is
OF Hats. FlOweEs, Plumess Ri i6t onA. Yets, &c.
down town stSFssthst has ! slorhla5s rents %
pay 10 go--eg1 slff q. L1rlla sI raa rrl- ..7
fIEf haEa In my employ trimmer whose skin in
lIar artisg unaurpsssed in II city and guarahtee
salts faetion.i Al The novelties Of the season VII
be added 10 nay stock As soon as they appear IN
ahs Eastern eitlSs.l1o b-l' 1-I 80 ro.'Irl = 10
--e-lhiS. 20 81 --ra 90 HaJ -. ar4 az .rlf--lE
- ~ u --.---- = . 49,
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Engine Bniiders ana sIaehih fanafAc cturers
Nof Saw Mandrei9, Cider PEessb irfn an l.leeI
Screws, and MachinesN York. Gel ~ E, tlep teNl
Ohio ,Shep ohHCherfy Senaet fkslii Il. tets
Particnla1 nftentio4 giyenstoi Repair
apg2s 1s2t = II Acr~
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hEarFiea e9 e e.

kLaLN
%. Ihe pittsburgh CoRtgseTelog, of last
Thursday says Yesterday an ur nstaf
evenb tfanspIted on Che eastern Z Bou85i
pa5ssHgsro dEGuy ,gnEfhA CleRslauds and
Rit3sbnEeh aRaidroAds a, Anopeo Bbe ,past
sengers was the Rev. I. ] Kenpedy. "a
United PresbYteriap minister Of s teuben-
vllle. There were also two other persons,
who, ID the 'opInIoh' Of the eond 6tor.1 81 r.
iJedkInsS nigAt beinadS bEpPy on rseeiRS
Ing asfe4 Yprda sof oflcoHsOiat zion slrosft the
reverend gent iemsH 2 The pdpctor7 gps
Wllnng 70 permit an opportunity to do a
good turn slip utIi "a Owed. -inforni "a ffi3
clerical friend that q sady dnc Gentleman
WISHED % see HING . Mr.. Knnnedy Ezs es-
norted back and zep. beiHg inirodnsed %
the eepPls, sIsd bY the, gentlemen
wheths5 be had any .o bjecticns ts Marry
ing then zen and "a erer TIE iaihfster
replied hat he 5laad sHot, .prozidingz that
they were bothaaonalss tarf.-ao. enter into
the sacred relation Being assured, on
this point, he requested The couple to-stanS
-sp. and the ceremony was the1 and stAere
perfermed~=the train running al "a spesa
Of thirty miles an hour between Beaver
and Roc6ester.-The groom was Mr.. .S.J.
Holmes: of East Liberty, Pa, and the
bride Miss Meiinda= =eonnof, of Carroll
countyjO o. .blod iiiW 0aIEs1J agIAo
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UNDEKrAKERs.
Il b McCREA.
FISHER &SGGARH

Ph6sfcinn and Surgeon. Cgntdrs- O., Once eod
rssidenca Mechanics' Bloc -lsaat. .TuscaraYa a
Etrd8t Prompt attention. gixsa teal calls, day
tot. nikhk KAs0<1tn
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= 4TF7IGAN HfPTL. - :

uE AAdE1llCAN. HoPALA -
Salem Ohio-Jonn A. Delienbaugh, Proprietor
= FAis popular s1dzVeIl- known H11ne haa lately
siBeenfrehesed and faTnished thEouBho = gqoal
s,eEnul assam lnnerciah treNelers - I've
Stable Ia conAectldh With Che Hopse,. and.O .Orl-1
nibus to and frpri AZ tfeins gfhoso pAtloni izlns
sSSrssSa. che RaSs '.Qof' ress''' aasi7tf
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p 8 Slsd 49, CO, T.TNU
.rs Il Betting and Baskets,,t,.,., r,-,,.,sr
andY q great " riaig ef all Other arlieies nsuAly
5ss' y e%sfa1G4s4 . f4sSAi6oR
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Canton. ohio-JouS HEassr, lProprietcf. aHRving
just leased and sfehttpdl tbs Hetalsl4i viii snI
ieavor to keep a good table of the best the
mark OF affanda. Go0d stahliRg fU.harnee. end
good attehtlon.- fl1G chofcest of Wines, &c, ~
Ways on hand may 11z-1-
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The most IE5RdeEfaI gRTseoysrY
-i1JIHIthe nah Century, F5ui.' !
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I135T4oUIsI s0H EFER2U I u
Attorney At Law. Canton, Stark county, C iiO.
iunel Toms OTWn
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DENTisI.1
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a-o - OoE41 n OAeAANB
DxNTAL SuRokoN No. g. cassidy Block, Canton, o.
bs=Ait lott.led n tle noss apr
proved aud 4.h 9tezk Aenner. sePtls 'ISn
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STARE coBNFY DESf0CRAT,
a. McGregoH &son, Publislar6 and Plain and
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1aSTELs.T ,dl3.3-si u j
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~ c. ]. GEIGER, 4
APeFHEeARY,DR ,DREGG4sFF=AND-
PHARMACEUTIST,oR .gpI
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HARVEYl LlAUGHLIN

MG. AicGRE60R|T ~
Attorney at Law. a9e eenesS COLES ing ,Assst
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETIE.l
Cuba.

New YORK, April 1.-The Diario, OF ia
vaua, whose editor was Intendcnte OF that CITY
duriog the former rule Of Gen. Concha as Gap
tain General, has recently published editorials
pointing out, among the special ADVANTAGES
the general good to the islaud that would iol-
low the restoration o! peace. Owl ing to- the re-
latious believed to exist between the editor aud
Captain General Concha the, a'tlctes are
thought to be inspired by the Spanish party
and that their object is to prepare the people
of the island lor manifesto of prominent Ills
PIANO Cubaus, demanding accommodation be-
tween the so-called loyaists and Insurgents to
be inaugurated by a temporary cessation ion, Of OF
hostility to be followed by formal treaty OF
peace. The basis Of the treaty is made known
and includes a pledge that the island shall re-
main united to the crown of Spain, that the
people shall elect representatives to the Corles,
that slavery shall only be lntertered with BY
consent Of the owners and In case emanclpa-
ton be decreed, then the owucrs of slaves are
to he Unidentified, &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01
LOCAL BREVlIlES.

Tn The Supreme Court of the United States
yesterday, 10 the case Of the Washington, a.
cxandria and Georgetown Steam fac !. 9. Com-
mann, plaintiff ir error, vs.. Frederick Il. S'ckles
ct al: the argument of the cause was com
mcnced by Mr.. W. D. Davidge, OF couosel :, Tor
the plaintiff in error, and CONTINUED Dy hi.
Joseph H. Bradley and Mr. Il. N. DlcKerS1n
for the defendants in error. aud by hr. l. a.
D. Fuller for the plaintiffs 10 error
One of the coiorcd men engaged by sheep
drover to drive rck OF sheep from the Hen
ry street. dcpnt and this city to Washington last
night, awaited himself Of an opportunity while
passing along West street, to seerete one OF
tie sheep under the shed OF the shanty ne &C.
cuped The drover was informed OF the THEFT
by spectator, and this morolng accompanied
by Lieut.. Smith of the city police, discovered
the missing animal.
A slight alarm of fire was raised about halt
past one o'clock last night by the Ignition or
an ash barrel 10 front of the drug store OF the
Mcssrs. Leadbeater on Fairfax street. The
reflection of the light was seen by policemen
Webb and ldcnscu, who were Oh ashlngton
street, and who ran to the scene and extlnguish-
ed the flames.
To-day, April LIST, passed of without any at
tempt at genera. sell, worth mentioning, ex-
cent the rumor this morning that MIR. Bun.
Cline, crack shot, would attempt this after
noon, to turn the vane upon the steepie OF inc
market house by shooting at 1t from the top ol
Winners dry goods store.
A gun in the hands of little boy named
Murphy, was accidentally discharged at the
Hcnry-street depot yesterday atterDoon, the
load passing between the shoulder and head OF
Young Fodo Jones, but luckily none OF the
shot struck him.
The condition of Henry JONES' who was cut
last Saturday afternoon by Sias Beach, was re-
ported this morning TO be worse than 1t had
been since his wounds were Inflicted, and, 1t Is
said, that his physicians have but slight hopes
OF his recovery.
Tclcgrams this morning brought the news OF
the drawings of the chief prizes In the Louis
vile lottery but unfortunately none OF them
came to this city, though many OF the tickets
we're held here.
The new chain bridge over the Potomac,
abave Georgetown, has been completed liz Is
a safe structure and will be a great convenience
to the section Of country IN its nelghborhood.
The late Mayor, Mr.. W. n. Berkley, enter
ed upon his duties as postmaster OF the city TO-
day, having taken possession OF the office at II
o clock last night.
The first freight received here from Pur-
ce!lville-grain and market produce came con-
sigucd to Washington Il Bro.
A Patent has been issued to James S. French,
of Alexandria, for driving wheel for ocomo-
tives.
Two Swiss emigrants have leased from Col.
Daniels, tract OF land, on the Gunstou estate,
for the purpose of establishing vineyard.
There was fall Of snow yesterday, and OF
hail last night.
Attention is directed to the sale of paintings
in progress 10 Washington, by Duucanson Bros
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Foreign News.

BAYoNNE. April 1.-The Carlists assert that
the movement Of Scrrano against the Royalists
before Bilbao has entirely failed, aud that there
was no fighting between the 18th and 30th OF
March.
MADRID, April lit is reported that the
Carllss leader Radica was scrious!y wounded in
one of the recent engagements before Bilbao.
BERLIN, April l.-Petcr Andrew Hansen,
the German astronomer, is dead.
LONDON, April !, $3.50 D. m.-Tkc amount
of bullion gone into the Bank of England Oh
balance to-day is e20,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

ASSAULT AND CoMMITrAL Samuel Berch,
constable Of the county of Alexandria, about
seven o clock this a. N. brought to the Jail in
ms city, on the mittimus of Justices Titus and
Frye, a man named Frank Scott, who is repre-.
S Ecu; by his neigbbors as dangerous person.
ne entered the house of John Lenthler, near
Asnlng'on, yesterday, and made GO assault upon
Ire 'amales of Lenthler's house. among whom
Was MS own wife, from whom be had been
separated. Mr.. Lenthler did the best he could
~ resist him without resort to violence, but
IiHuing such mild efforts in vain, shot him in
'ms mead, the wounds, however, being, it is
opposed, not serious.
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The Markets.

NEW York. April l.-Stocks dull. Gold
l3s. Wheat dull and declining. Corn dull and
heavy Flour quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE, April Iva. SKIES old, 49,;
do. consolidated, 5Os. West Va. SKIES l0s bid.
Cotton quiet and steady; low middIiDgs l5!l55
Flour very weak aud heavy; nominally un-
changed. Wheat quiet aud steady; prices un-
changed. Corn steady for Southern; white
Southern S3aS4; yellow Southern SlaS2; mixed
Wes,eru, sales at S23aS3; closed at so. Oats
dull; Southern 60a65; Western 6Oa63. Rye
dull at S5aS6 Hay very dull. Provisions strong
and active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

EXAMINING COMMITTEE Messrs. Barbour,
President of the Virginia Midland Railroad,
Coffin, of Maryland, Taylor, of Orange, r: F.
Mason, Of Albemarle, and S. q. Neae and 5.
+. Gregory, Of this city, lett here this morning
on the outward bound train for Happy Creek,
Ia Warren county, on the Manassas road, for
the purpose Of inspecting the quality aud quao,
uy of the iron ore existing there and to report
to meeting to be held here, having for its OBJ
]ect the construction of an iron furnace at this
point. The party is expected to return to-
night, and tomorrow will start out 90 the main
Ilne t" inspect the ore ip Orange, Albeuarle
and Nelson counties, with the same object in
View
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01
The Troubles in Pennsylvania

New YORK, April IA dispatch from Sus
ouehanna Depot says after the men we're paid
off, yesterday afternoon, thirteen hundred of
them paradcd the streets, headed by a band of
music. A meeting was subsequently held at
which it was resolved that if the com pauy
wished to employ them it be in body: Vice
President Clark addressed them, stating that
the company was willing to re employ some of
them if they were willing to abide by the rules.
The strikers listened with apparent lndtter-
ence 1t is stated that if the men do not go to
work to-day the shops will be closed. The sol
dlers are anxiously awaitiog orders to 60 home.
The men of the First regiment, who are mostly
leading business men in Philadelphia, are espe-
cially anxious to get away, as their busln ess
needs their attention.
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Ry Duncnnson Bros,

Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
S. E. corner of Ninth and u streets, northwest,
Washington, D. =.
PORTANT AUCTION SALE
HIGH CLASS OIL PAINTINGS, FROM
THE ART GALLERY OF Mr.. HUGH
A. MCCAIN, PHILADELPHIA.
TO BE SOLD WlTHOUT RESERVE Ok
LIMITATION,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRI
DAY AFTERNOONS. ATS UCLCOGGh'
This collection embraces fine specimens Of
Figures F,u Game Landscape Rnass and MrTHe
Lewis. Hamilton, Won Schendel WilEe, Bou-
telle, Briscoe, Wilson, Smile, Powell, William
son Morehesd, Borgner, Dyke, Goung, Meyer
helm, Johnston, Kreps, Ramsay, Bonteld,
Sleis niger, Morgan, Rein, kennard and others
equally eminent
DAY AND EVENING.
Catalogues now ready.
Seats reserved for ladies attending the sale.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auc.rS
Washington up LIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-04-01

The LIBRARY A meeting of the Directors
Of the Alexandria Library was held last night,
s c. Neale. President, 10 the chair, and NJ
Slaughter, Secretary Miss Emely Eug lish was
unanimously reelected Librarian for the epsu-
Ing year and an order issued that the rules in
relation to the issuing of books should be rig
IDLY enforced The Directors, in conjunction
with the Librarian, were directed to canvass
the city for subscribers. The lecture commit
tee reported that they had received Sl40 as
the proceeds of the lecture delivered by Hon.
s. 5. Cox for the benefit of the Library, and
the committee were directed to draft appropri
ate resolutions OF thanks to MIR. {. About
sixty new volumes have recently been placed
upon the shelves and further additions are soon
10 be made.
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DIED.

On Tuesday, March 81, EDWARD REESE
ROXBURY, in the thirty first yesr of bis age;
mss~ Friends are resp, cttully invited to attend
his funeral, to- morrow Thursday afternoon, at
3 @ clock, from the residence Of his parents, on
Prince street, between Henry and Fayette.
his father in law, Daniel Radcliffe, esq, JAMES
HARVEY McVEIGH. Jr., aged IS years
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Massachusetts Senaforship.

BosroN, April 1.-The eighth ballot for
United States Senator was taken to-day with
the following result: Whole number oil votes
27O necessary to choice l36; Dawes received
95; Adams, Is; Hoar "A; Banks, 6; Curtis, Is;
Pierce, . Messrs. Washburn, Whittier and
Wendell Phillips each received one vote. The
convention adjourned till Friday, tomorrow
being fast day.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, April |, Il a. NJ.
The Southern storm centre will probably
move eastward off the North Carolina coast
and then northeasrward For the South At
lautic States, southwestcriy to northwesterly
winds, followed by rising barometer, falling
temperature, cloudy weather aud rain. For the
Middle States, northcaslerIy and northcrly
winds, low tenn perature, high but falling ba-
rometer, cloudy weather, snow and rain, clear
ing this afternoon in the western portion.
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