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THE TRIBUNE's MONTHLY CALENDAR
ne Ia 0c fovgs ndicnD me lays o. The non-nt small one
DAYS OF ne yS1f.
TRIPLE SH T. f Il .
LIE NEWS THIS MORNING.


FoREIGs.-Ihe election Of NJ. Burgoing to the
French Assembly has been declared invalid by
Committee OF tho House. =- Gen. Jovellar has
been appointed TO the command Of the army of the
Center by King Alfonso in Spain. - The Mayor
of New York il to be invited 10 banquet gwen by
the municipality of London.
DOMEaIIC. 0-day has been set for n hearing, by
the Now Hampshire Superior Court of argu-
ments ION the Senatorial question. - Com
cite coal mines at an early day is expect
ed. THE taxes due from two of the
counties Of kew-iOIk have been paid into the state
Treasury - A large number OF canal-boat own
ers have signed an agreement regarding freight
rates. 60 The Indian delcg gates left Washington
dissatisfied with the result Of their mission.
CITY AND SUBUnBAS.--1he Department of Public
Buildings has ordered alterations in city churches
10 secure ample means of egress. - The Produce
Exchange adopted new rules for grading grain -
The American Jockey Clubs Spring meeting at Je-
rome Park was opened with five races. - The
American Rifle Team sailed for Ireland 80 Board
of Health representatives from NewYork, Brooklyn,
aud long Island City conferred to the nuisance Of
poxious odors from oil refining - An employee
Of tho Tfadesmen's Bank disappeared with over
5000. - In an ARRAY in a Brooklyn street-car
ono man was stabbed fatally aud another severely.
- Gold. HIS. III. III. Gold value OF the
legal tender dollar at the close, $500 cents.
WxATHgR.-Ihe Government report predicts
eoossionA Local storms. cooler. partly cloudy and
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soyears To the 0eossia Historical Society sbout $173
00o to tho Independent Presbyterian Church Of ssvan
psb $4,000 and the Presbyterian Church at Augusta
100000. TO tho Hodson Institute OF Telfairye, the
for Females Teairs Academy Of Art and Sciences and
other societies and numerous persons -gaces made
including handsome bequests TO tho courcd family sor.
wants. The estate Is valued at q million dollars
The annual dinner of the Newspaper Press
Fund Of London will be held Saturday next Tho Dean
OF Westminster Is to preside and the musical arrange
ment will be under the direction OF Sir Julius Benedict
large number Of gentlemen distinguished In art
science. literature and politics will be present.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Secretary Brstow ~
turned TO Washington last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
MUSICAL NOTES.
rbo oroot musical festival at Dusseldorf this

The great musical festival at Dusseldorf thus
wear seems TO nayc been entirely successful me ION
halle in which il held Is capable OF seatig an au
dience Of about 1000 persons me chorus ,
= and the orchestra 40, aud there was also ar
organ The dire Joachim, and me pilnclpd Soio
,inrrrs were Nine. Joachim. Mime. Peschkal@utner JOS
De- Wit tenor, aud Ienschel. bass The programme i3s
tho first concert consisted Of BecthOyens Mass IN
and Mozarts symphony In &. The second was doVole
10 tho Hercules OF Handel. The third comprised
Brahms "Schicksalscd" conducted by the composer,
Beethoyen's violin concerto magnifceDtly paycd ~
Joachim. and the Is HAT symphony Of schuinann.
A testimonial concert to Miss Emma Y.
Thursy Will be given the Church OF the DIVINE Paier
nlty Ffhave. and Forty -ffthst. this evening" Siiss
Drasd Mr.. sohst. the Weber Vocal Quartet. MT : X
Mills and Sig Agramnnc will assist IN the entertainments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

Throughout the country thousands OF rest
less adventurers and other persons discOn-
tented with their present lot and eager to try
another are awaiting with anxiety the result
of the expeditions under Government auspices
into the Black Hills country. One of these
expeditions is now well on its way, and tidings
of its progress are given i'll letter
printed on our third page this morning.
This should not be COMPOUNDED with
the military movement, soon to be I'M
dertaken by Gen. Custer; it is the geo
logical surveying party with military escort
under Prof. Jenney, and its primary object Is
the definite settlement of the mOOted question
as to the valuable mineral resources of the
Sioux reservation. Our correspondent gives
the names OF the officers of the expedition, re-
capitulates its objects and the programme, and
sketches some of the incidents of the march
from the Platte River to the camp on Raw
Hide Creek, where the party rested on the
26th of May.
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CAUTION.
On account Of the popularity OF Tie
t,,,,,.,py q NusoN SyWTNa, MACHINES,

On ACCOUNT OF The pOpuIaIlIY OF INC
WHEELER & WILSON sEwNC MACHIsKs.
. have largely engaged purchasing old and second
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sAe N" Four1eenthst. New-Tork
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amusements ano Alestincs.

DALY's FrrTp AvRSUH TEsATER.-"The Big bonshf@
OiyMpIc THxaTER.-yarety Entertainment.
PARK TnEArHR -Emerscn's California Minstrela
ROBINSON HALL" GrofeGroha." In English
tIv,oN SQUARE THEATRR.-The 1.-TWO OrphanA
WA,IAcK's TuxATER.-"The Donovans'
CENTRAL PARK q ,RDES.-Ccncert Thomas
GuMoRg's GARpES.-At and s: Concert.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART-Panting, statuary, ETC.
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There is an armistice at present between the
contestants in the partisan warfare IN New
Hampshire but the struggle is by no means
at On end. Pending the consideration OF the
matter by the courts the clear statement OF
the points at issue, and of some other phases
of New Hampshire politics, given in Concord
letter printed on another page, will be read
with interest,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

Our London correspondent, in his letter on
the third page, gives some additional informa-
ton respecting the way in which the recent
war panic was created on very slight founda-
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07
Business Notifies.

Cash Assets. $3.50. O00.-Surplus TO Pohcy
Holders over si.O0 00o0-Tnh IRANElI n ih,l'olu: -
For the best ELASTIC STOCKINGS ana ooF
rorTIsc RTI,s 20 10 P0MTRCl's IA Broadway, n y
n, .prrs AND SNTEnNTS - From 81 30
,xood sonnd Wine 10 $50 per including barton es
tST,s Cruse F- Isande q ClaNehcs, bOttieu se 'ho
cSstesnx H. r. KiRh " CO.. 90 Fulonsi
Established 1915. -----------
SurxRy WINS, all styles, dry, extra dry,
on ~ very nalc golden aud and all grades from
s. 10 Az per gallon our light golden an OLD lmpod
ha hsi value in New York at the price 30 20 per gaiOh
n r. KIRk a 10, ~ fultoD-st, n. y
TRussEs. BANDAGEs, ETC.-" SEELEY'S HARD
RinSFR cool ceanly free from al sour mHst
chadng -trapping poutcelke uupleasantness; us.
Ssfhing always reliable. Establishments l'i H.Su,s'
Thiiadelphis 1877 broadway y Y send Tor catalogue
The G.. ID. CUAMPIIN SPECIM ne nnes,
a. n vine nroce vi by the Valley Vine company *
auisitc flavor dy ve,y light perfectly pure not fax
90 so Futon-st n Y. The Pleasant valley vine 1oni
pAnys brapdes undeniaby the Pnlet IN the "olu WY
clean. no sugar OF cOlOIing matter added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

The most encouraging news from the Penn
sylvania coal regions is the assurance that not
withstanding the riotous demonstrations of the
last few days, the combination of miners has
really fallen to pieces. The strike has been
conducted with such disregard of life and
property that it long since lost all hold upon
the sympathy of the wellwishers of honest
workingmen. Its temporary successes have
been owing solely to terrorism; that terrorism
must be entirely dissipated before the ends OF
justice are fully met. The presence of the
military in the worst neighborhoOds seems to
be having good effect, but the arrest, trial,
and punishment of some of the leaders in the
strike would accomplish still more good. Pro-
ceedings of this kind have been too long de-
layed. Why cannot the courts do their work
now that the military arm of the State Gov
eminent is at their back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

The RiAemen who left New York for Dublin
on Saturday will be followed across the water
by the good wishes of all our people. Ihey
go to display American skill in manly art
and there is little danger that we shall be
ashamed of their efforts. The contest Is be-
tween Irish and American Rflemen, and 1t Will
take place at DoymOunt, near Dublin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

clearing weather. - The Thermometer in this
city Yesterday TO, 76o, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

In general it is a mistake for an insurance
company to dispute the claim of survivor
because the person insured has died by suicide.
The sympathies of jury are always with the
doubly unfortunate widow; the hopes of the
company are in the more displssl0nate
opinions of the court of appeal. Hence 1t
happens that cases of this kind are frequently
carried to the higher courts. All such litlga-
ton tends further to the disrepute of The COM
pany, and there are not few insurance ofii-
GERS who believe that more is lost than gained
by these contests. But when, as in the case
of the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company
tried at Baltimore, the appeal is decided
against the corporation, there can be little
question of the want of wisdom in litigating
the claim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

The preparations for the College Regatta, the
great event of the boating season, are now so
far advanced that it is possible to form some
idea of the qualifications and capacity of the
oarsmen of the fourteen college crews which
are to compete in the race, while it is much
too early to venture a prediction as to the re-
suit We present this morning spirited sketch
of the Columbia crew, now i'll practice on the
Harlem River. This crew has fine points, and
it is evident that the championship will not be
wrested from Columbia without a severe contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-07

The wisdom of the movement of the Con-
troller against delinquent county treasurers
has been fully indicated by the settlements
rapidly following the announcement IN HE
TRIBUNE that the suits were to be Instituted.
Where accounts have not been adjusted by
Humiliation, excuses and promises are not
wanting, and there is reason to believe that
the State will gain in nearly every case by
these summary proceedings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24
AINNE0N sALEs.-Futnre Days.
BY COOK Laughton, Ancttoneers,
Mol Governor street. t.3

-,
HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
~ TuRE. CARPETS, WH HI p! a,n WIhS0s
TIOE.-At rhe request Of the owner, who 10 de-
thur the sofh Instant at 10k O'Clock, at
NS
lent assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
consistiugof ,.,
One To- oreE SUIT
One elegant WALNUT ETAGERE with marble base,
French mantel twenty-one-day CLOCK with glass
MARBLE VASES and PARLoR ORNAMENTS,
BsussRLs, TRREE.PLY. VELVET, and SCOTCH
CARPETS and sTAda.CAaaPETr; rus
Excellent FLOOR and BALL On-CLoTHs,
DAMAsK and LACE CURTAINS,
MARBLE-ToP' PAHLoR-TABLE'
One On very handsome OILED wALsuT and ERES - 7
marble-toD pieces;
Two COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
HAIR and sHUcK MATTRESSES snd FEATHsR
One GREEN REPS SoFA-LoUNGE,
MAHoG ANY SECRETARY and BOOKCASE,
100 ,volumes STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS
l WHEEIEn WILSON CABINET sEw1se-MA'
WALNUT EXTENSION D1s1se.TAgsE, < -, :.
CHINA, CR0CKERY. GLASSWARE. PLATED"ARE'
WARDROBES, MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
s-ts.s : ALSO, -
l superior STEWARDS AZ ExTENsIoE-ToP IooK'
ISG-sTovE, said 10 be The best Id use, WIN ap'
purtenarces:
LAUNDRY STOVE, - ~ -
KITCHEN FURNITURE, REERIsERAiTroesRs,, % &eE
COOK & LAuGHIOS.
fe23 Auctioneers.
The above sac is necessarily postponed to WE'D
NESDAY the Sd OF Marsh rSau s1AuauToN.
fe24n ..-f..9,.. -, 49, Auctloneers.
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1ooxr,,rrp PROM rrRsr rAoE.l

-.rt Of the bonds said By Bullock 70 na,e
Rssn raid by Clews.' OF course the Ireasu.
rsr r. not charged With this 10 the ioregolns
,e 'Is y Treasurer Jones states In extenn.
, ion that ne had no notice OF the previous
,.yment. ,.rd.
20 that Jones be requested to resigns anu.
IN the event Of bis refusal, that the State ap'
noint competent financial agents to super
Wise the Treasury Department and ascerss:n
accurately the condition Of the Sate
Gnances. The committee don't ATTACK tne
integri,y of the Treasurer, but eonsemn
without qualification the system Q. BOOK.
Keeping and the general administrator OF
T,e report was ordered to be printed, aud
was made TIE special order for tomorrow
II not known whether Jones' will resign
or not. 1t Is predicted by mshy that ne VIII
not. If he refuses, there is some talk OF Inn,
reaching him, but such violent measures Will
hardly be resorted to.
Ample provision will bc'rssde by the pre-
sent Legislature to cover all deficits, ant
keep the finances Of the State in health!
condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24
BY Jamcs ii. Taylor 6 SoE,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
L HOUSE AND LOT IN THE CITY OF RICH-
MOND, FRONTING ON THE SyUTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVEN
TENTH STREETS, KNOWN AS THE MID
DIE TENEMENT OF T I'll occ "mANSIGT
A. l.. JACOBS, ESQ. AT AUCTlOS.-B BY virtue
Of deed of trust executed on the 21st day Of NO
vclnber, 1862, TO the subscriber from NJ. n:
kracker, recorded in the clerks office OF Richmond
Hastings (now Chancery) Court in d.: B. ~ A.
page 527, 10 secure the payment OF certain nj g0tia-
bic notes therein mentioned at the request OF The
beneficiary in said deed, and IN conformity with The
directions of decree OF The Chancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond pronounced on the 9th Day OF
May, 1871, In the case OF helds rs. h "a cker,
shall sell at public auctlen upon The premises an
MOND Y the LIST day of March, 1879, at IL
O'Clock NJ, tf fair; If not the first fair day there
after, Sunday exceptedJ that desirable BRICK
STORE and DWELLING on the south SIDE of
Main between Fifteenth aud Seventeenth streets,
No. 1925. The lot fronts twcnty-one feet Two
Inches, and runs back nnety-tour feet to an alley
fifteen feet wide.
TERMS: nough In cash to pay the expenses OF
sale :nd the sum Of 50 .091.19 with Interest from
May 81, 1871, at the rate of ten per cent. per an
mum until paid.
Terms US 10 surplus Of the proceeds OF sale Will
be made known at the hour OF SALE
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAMES ". TAYLOR 4 son. AuctioncerS. IL 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24

NOTICE.-By an agreement made be-
~ tween ISAACs, TAYLOR & WILLIAMS aud
the committee OF their creditors, which was con-
frmed by the District Court Of The United States
OIL the Sd Of February. 1875. they bound then-
selves to pay of In full all liens upon their proper
" and ali indebte dness and to pay forty
per cent. Of the principal OF their social Indebted
ness-one-fourth cash, and the balance In three
notes OF one two and three years, without interest
This Ia to notify all parties interested that the
firm have complied with thet engagements; that
am now prepared ~ settle their deot according 70
the terms mentioned and that have transferred %
them all their social aud individual personally.
Parties acting as agents for creditors must tle
their authority. JOHN u. STEGER, Trustee
Bank OF Virginia. fe 92.lM
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

France.
PARIS, February 23.-Jean Baptiste Ca
mile Corot, the French painter, is dead.
Bouapartist organs express disapproba'
ton of Wallon's amendment in violent arti-
cles. "ir
The ministers, except those of justice and
the interior, voted for the amendment.
."..+. Germany.
BERLIN, February .23.-Mnister Davis
gave dinner yesterday in honor of Wash
inston's birthday. The first toast was to
Grant and the second to Kaiser William.
The question about the Gustav between
Germany and Spain remains unsettled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24
The North Carolina state Debs. DC.

RALNea, February 3.-The Senate to-day
passed to third reading the bill adjusting
the State deSt. 1t provides for the funding
of the debt as follows: For old debt and
registered certificates, forty cests on the dol
lar; for funded internal improvement bonds,
swents-five cents on'the doksr (thfs does not
INCLUDE construction and special.fax bonds);
the .fcitowiug interest to be paid: For the
firsttwo years, twoper ceEs. j.; the next three
years, ta,rce per cent; The next Eve years,
four per cent; the next twenty years, five
per cent .... -,
Notice vas given that suppiemeEtal bill
will be introduced to fund tBe special tax
bonds 49,.
A resolution passed The Senate TO change
lifetime of holding the State elections, 10 or
der 10 prevent North Caroliua from being
the pioneer State.
TIE House ,is considering the question of
expeHfng q white member Il. W. Thorne,
from Warren conrty Uaa fermont-) because
of non-belief in the existence of;God.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK. February 23.-Cotton quiet; sales
of 2,542 bales at 1876. Southern flour shade
frmer: common to fair extra, 81 S0Wt5. so: good
TO Choice ext q, S5.55@sS. Wheat a shade Inner
aud in fair demand. 81 21 @sl.25 for winter red
western; IL .260S1 .26h for amber western II .2G
@Sl.34 for white stern. Corn opened frner
closed heavy; S4>t@1S6c. for western mixed; $50
Soc for western yellow; sec for new white south
ern and western. Office quiet and unchanged: Su'
COON, 6h(d6hc CURRENCY. 1allow quiet; city
SIC. koSin lower: s2.05@s2 10 for strained
1urpcntine lower at &c. Fork duh new JOB lots
KEY lower ut III S6. Freghts active aud firnfer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR SALE.

Spring No. Of these Springs is considered well
nigh speclhcih the diseases peculiar TO women, In
dyspepsia, and in chronic intermittent and remit
tent fevers. Spring No. 2, though OF recent dis
covery, has made some of he most remarkable cures
upon record In affections of the kidneys ana bisd-
der and appendages IL has given decided relief In
equity and rheumatic affections dependent upon
affections Of the liver and stomach. The water Of
either spring put up In boxes containing dozen
halfgaiion bottes will be delivered at the Scots
burg depot OF the Richmond and Danvilte rail.
road at SO per box, 10 be paid In advance. Ad.
dress THOMAS +. GOODE,
Buffalo-L ithia Springs,
Mecklenburgcounty, Va.
These waters are for sale In Richlaond by
PURCELL, LADD u CO.,
81 S-2aw6m Agents Virginia Springs Water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24

WANTED, PURCH ASERS FOR FIFTY
w COhDS OAK and PINE WOOD, at 81 %
per quarter cord, for the poor.
K. o. GARY, No. 8 Eighth street,
fc oo.1w near Packet Landing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24
MINERAL WATER.
THE WATER OF
RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA
JAMES A. FRAZIER, PROPRIETOR.

These MINERAL WATERS have al established
reputation for very high curative virtue In all the
following classes OF diseases, and as being al ABB
SULUTE SPECIFIC in several OF them, viz. :
Scrofua ana all the forms Of glanduar sweliings
and cutaneous eruptiye disease Erysipeas, letter,
Eczema, &C., Chrt mic Diarrhra and Dysentery,
Dyspepsia, bronchitis Chronic Thrush. Affections
Of the Kidneys and niadder Uropsy, Piles. and, In
connection with the Hot Bath Chronic Rbeuma-
tsm. In all arGmic conditions OF the system and
broken down states OF the constitution loss OF ap-
petite. and general nervous prosiration, their
powers aud virtue as q restorative may ne saIely
pronounced TO be without a known rival amongst
The mineral waters OF the world. They are espe-
cialy Indicate in tie whole class OF aim eDts Pc
culIar TO the female constitution.
This wafer Is packed In cases containing one
d,zen half gallon bottles. Price, so per case
The salts OF the water usually called Rock bridge
Alum MassI Is obtained by the evaporation OF the
water at the Springs, retaining the properties OF
the water, be used for its reproduction, aud Is
very convenient to persons whose homes are re-
mote from the Springs that cost of transporting
the water IS very large or 10 those who wish 10
the wafer when travelling, rs IL can be reproduced
instantly. The salts can be sent per mali. Price,
81 per ounce.
descriptive pamphlets can be obtained Of the
agents gratis upon application. s-.
Supplies received dii ect constantly on hand for
sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Agents Virginia Springs Water,
IN 1l-Sod3m Richmond, Va.
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ST. LOIIlS MAkkETS.

ST. LOUIS. February 23.-Flour irmer. and IN
improved demand; super1ne winter. Sal 5Q
S425 Corn firm and in lair demand: No. mix
ed, 64@65c: Whisky unsettled; few sales ut
VIC offered ut 81 05 ut close OF business with
out buy ers. Pork dull at 1850. Bacon active
and firm shoulders, SbgS4c. clear rib, 1U1G
1lc.; clear sides ] ] &C. Lara dull al 1910.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-24
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, February 23.-Flour dull; Howard
street anu western supertlue, S4GS4.2 70. Wheat
7SMS yellow, 1870. Oats firm; southern. 3 :
069c. Provisions firm with active order demand.
Pork quiet and firm at III .25GS20. Bacon steady;
shoulders. Sc. Ct flee dull; ordinary 10 prime
cargoes, Vol DC. Sugar strong ut lO@l ODc.