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lie meeting at Lincoln Hall on Monday even
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fion as may be deemed proper in regard to
the Tax Law recently passed by Congress. -
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TooILscrGpaissr 2EsFc n COLUMBIA.
WAsHIySfoy ID. o., March -. lH5
Notice - hereby given that ali licenses issued ny
the District 81 Columbia to Commercial Agents,
Pedoiers and to all Produce Dealers, ut large and
in the several markets VI said District will ex pire
On WEDS EeDAY. the 5lst inst. All persons 30 en-
gagged must promptly renew said licenses a. this
cfsce according to the existing regulations.
JOHN y. COOK,
mars Sc Collector District OF Columbia.
THofICB TO TAX-PAYERS-Yiv per
W. cent: penalty 10 by Law added to all IN
pad Tax bills of the current year daring the month
al hsrch. On the Lat day Of April the penalty viii
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ESECoNoMIzE- 60 0PERaIlYE FUR
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Mrs. M. A. CONNOLLY,
No EAST SIXTEENTH STREET,
Between Fifth Avenue and Broadway, New York,
Begs to inform the ladies of Washington a
that she has lust returned from Europe. and -
will open On APRIL Cd an elegant assert
nent OF e
IMPORTED
DINNER AND WALKING DRESSES.
MRS CONNELLY requests particular attention
to the
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
this season, she has taken great pains to select
mar2S-3t
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WASHINGTON, D. O., MARCH 60, 1875.

scorer oAr MEAL. .,~.,.,....
FINE GROCERS,
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MEDICAL. dc.

hR. LEON:
~ The well known and for many years the oldest
established Specialist in Washington. has removed
TO NO. 81 SARATOGA. CORNER Sr. PAUL STREET,
BALTIM ORE.
Specially, Female Complaints. Consultations
strictly CONFIDENTIAL. marlY-2ws
"SATlSFACTION CURES WITHOUT IN
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Sold at Mains, corner 9th and p. nnsylvania ave
ysnia avenue; booeys Capitol Hill and T az Tr
parbys Colonization Building, corner of ~
street. marI5 I'M
hR. BUCkLER JONES has returned to BaIti-
u more Old Office, 33 N. Calvert street
Female diseases . specially. Consultation con-
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I kssOEs ON GUITAR AND PIANO, $40 and
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the,r residences; references given. Call at
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nk: A. L: BOSWORTH, Electrcpathic Physi-
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diseases by special contract, charging nothing if he
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PERSONAL.

4 ApIES-LEARN KERNERS beautiful method
II Of PAINTING PHOTOGRAPHS before he
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msr2i lwt NJ. KERNER, 1911 Penna
A NOVELTY FOR MARRIED LADIES.
"A Send address with stamp, for inform alton,
MADAME DURENE, Post Office Box los, Wash
ington, ID. O. marH I'm
THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CARRIED
on by the late DIR. Darby will be continued by his
BROTHER at this Drug Store, corner Of "A street
and Pennsylvania avenue COLONIZATION Build
ingD marl5 lmf
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Marriage, Property Lost Stolen, Law Suits Bust
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NKw SPRING STYLE CARkIAeEs.-Oyer 40
~ OF the latest New York styles Of -
Park and Pony Phatons, TOP and No &
Top Buggiee, Sash and Low Door and X@16s
jump seat Carriages. Sec nd hand Carriages taken
Ia exchange Cal before purchasing elsewhere. p.
ID. scHMIDT CO., No. 3Is Eth street, b.
tween and ID, Washington, and 50 W. Fsyetts
street, Baltimore, Md. msyll-lys
, 1875-04-21
NEW ADVERTISER NE WIS
Pro < ! a IN a.

1LLE og Enhver der have Noget
III at fordre paa Beet efter afgang-
ne Matthias Nicolas og c%fterIevende
Enkc Anne Christiane (Cathrine)
Nicolas, indkaldes heryed med 3
Maaneders Varsel at anmelde og
bevlisliggj0re deres Krav for under
tegnede Ret.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den lode April 1875.
G.. SARAUW.
, 1875-04-21

with an instrument oil such nature as the
one employed. By the West India Upper
Court ne was sentenced to have forfeited
his life, according to tn e law of the West
Indies, and this sentence has been confirm
cd by the High Court of Copenhagen
(Dagbladet).
, 1875-04-21
xa4R
EnnAa
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
CHRISTIANSTED.
ENTERED.
Aprit.

Apf1t. ISIS.
7 Dan. Sch ''Vigilant,'' Pentheny, Muster,
from st. Thomas.
10 Dan. Sch "Vigilant," Pentheny. Master,
from St. Thomas.
" Dan. Sch Lizzie" Mc.Greoor. Master.
" Dan Sch. Hugo" Akai, Master, from st.
Thomas
ID Dan. $ oop Lizzie" G.. Smith, Master, from
Dominica.
u Dan. Sch. "vigiIont," Pontheny, Master.
IS Dan. Sch: Lizzie" Mo.Gregor, Master.
from ST. Thomas.
IS Dan soop 'Elz, James, S. uughues, Mas
ter, from Antigua.
10 Dan Sch "Yigilant. " Penthony, Master,
from St. Thomas.
Swedish Barquo "Zacha rjas,o II. 8. Lindberg,
Master, from St. Thomas.
from St. Thomas.
CLEARED.
8 Dan. Sch. "Vigilant," Pentheny, Master,
for St. Thomas
8 Dan. Sch. Lizzie" Mo.Grogor, Master,
for St. Thomas.
"a Dan: Sch "L3zsi.," Mo.Grogor, Master,
" Dan; Sch "yisiIant,' Penthony. Master,
for St Thomas.
IA Dan. Sch. 'Yigilant," Penthony, Master,
for st. Thomas
Is Dan Btrqne Jacob" Z 2. Schou, Master,
for West End
10 Dan: Sch. Lizzie" Mo.Grogor, Master,
for St. Thomas.
Dan. sloop " Lizzie" G. Smith, Master, for
St. Thomas.
II Dan sloop Eliza James," S, Hugbues, Mas
ter, for ST. Thomas.
10 Dan. Sch. "VigiIant,'' Pentheny, Master,
for St. Thomas.
90 Dan Sch. Hugo Akai, Master. for West
End.
En-. Sch. IS. II. Sweet" A. DUN, Mas.
ter, for New York.
The Dutch Steam Corvette "Het Loo"
Commander c. A. B. D. Ryke, 8 guns,
100 men and 1870 horse power, arrived yes
terday afternoon from St. Thomas. She is
said to be on a cruise among the islands.
, 1875-04-21

NET bekjendtgj0res herved at
" Udkast til Repartitionen i Ludwig
Bernhard Dunlops Fallitbo vii bIive
fremiagt en- Session som afh0Ides
den Ale MAJ f0rstkommende Kl. IL
slet Middag.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den lode April 1875.
&. SARAUW.
, 1875-04-21
HIGH u SENTENCE.

In the'case adjudged by the High Court
OF Copenhager1vo on the 22nd last month it
was proved that the labourer Thomas An
, 1875-04-21

To The Editor Of the "St. Croix Avis.''
Sir,
In your last issue we read the following
address
To the Voters of Christiamsted
and Suburbs.
, 1875-04-21

:
The statement that I am opposed to tn
establishment of Central Factories in thi
island, said to be given you by the Canvas
sers for the Election of yesterday in favou
of Messrs. Hanson and Dahl, is false, AM
said Canyassers knew such statement t.
be false.
St. Croix, April 10th 1875.
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
d e A THIS.

ANpREws-At his residence near New Hamburg the
Rev. GEORGE b, ANDREWS ID. d., rector Of Zion church.
Wappinger's Falls, aged so years.
Funeral from Zion church. on Wednesday, August 25
ut two T. NJ.
AnNoLD-on Sunday, Angus. o., at her late resi-
dcnce 81 West Twenty third street, HENRIETTA H. wife
OF Aaron Arnold in the T4h year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from Trinity chapel on
Tuesday, August "a, at half past ten O'Clock A. NJ The
relatives and friends OF tho family are invited to attend
without further notice.
BARRErr.-ANrnoNY, infant of Anthony and Jen
ME T. Barrett aged 20 months and days.
Funeral Monday, 23d inst, ut three O'Clock p NJ
from 321 Park place, Brooklyn.
BENEDICT Friday evening, August 90 1878
LIZZIE FoRREsrER BENEDICT, only child Of Charles A.
and Sarah T. Benedict
The relatives and friends of tho family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral service ut the resi-
dence of her parents, No. 95 Barrow street on Mon
day afternoon, August % at four O'Clock The remains
will be taken to Poughkeepsie n. " for interment on
Tuesday morning.
BRASGAx.-Un Saturday, August 2l, JonN JosRrn
BRANGAS the beloved son of Lawrence and Margaret
Brangan, aged years and 81 days.
Relatives and friends of the family respectfully in
vtcd to attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents, ols West Iwenty-ninth street, on Monday,
August % at two =. NJ
CuLLES.-On Sunday August p, MICHAEL J. CULLEN,
aged 30 years and III months
The relatives and friends Of the family also members
OF the Seventh precinct police and members OF the J.
Shandley Association arc respectfully invited TO attend
the uneral from his late residence III Monroe street,
on Tuesday, August ~, ut one O'Clock T. VI.
CuRlsrE.-on sunday, August y, ADDIE L. HATCH
wife of George Christie.
Notice of funeral hereafter
CLYSE--On Sunday August ~, 1875, JANE MARTHA,
wife of William Clync and daughter OF Anthony W.
Jones in the 56th year OF her age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CowpERrmwArE Brooklyn, E. D., on Sunday,
August ~. THOMAS g. CowPRRrHwAITR, aged 43 years
and o days.
The funeral will take place from his late residence
No l5g Ainsie street Tuesday oath inst ut two
T. NJ Relatives and friends are invited to attend
DAVR.-The Brethren of John Hancock Lodge No
20, T. and NJ, are most respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral, from l65 East Broadway this Mon.
day. at one 7. ~
JAcoB LoDGE, No So A. " o. X. s B-BRorHgRs-
You hereby summoned to attend the funeral of our
late brother, Samuel Davis, this day half past twelve
from l65 East Broadway BY order,
NJ. LYONS, Secretary X ID DAVIS Av
STATE RiaATs LopaE. Ne. 40. l. o. O. r--BaoTHrns,--
The New York herald., 1875-08-23

In Office or otherwise to signify their condemnation
OF the disrcspect shown by him to Her Majesty The
noble lord remarked that the chief magistrate Of Dub
ln the most public occasion that has occurred
for many years deliberately offered dsrespect to Her
Majesty by proposing the health of the Pope before the
health OF the Queen This was evidently done In com
pance with the wish Of the Roman Catholic clergy for
the purpose of asserting the supremacy of the Pope
over that of the Queen Of England
The LORD CHAScEILoR-ln the absence of the noble
duke the Lord President Of the Council il falls upon
me answer the question which has been put the
paper | think | had better say that Her Majesty's
government do not propose to intimate to the Lord
Lieutenant any opinion the entertainments which
no ought or ought not 10 attend in Dublin.
SERMON oAPEL on o'coNNELL.
The great religious function of Thursday found sort
of echo last Sunday in the Cathedral at Marlborough
street. There grand high mass at twelve O'Clock
at which Cardinal Cullen presided Many of the dis
tngushed Irish and foreign ecclesastics who had
to Dublin for the Centenary, present. The Lord
Mayor, accompanied by several members Of his family
and some Of tho Town Council assisted in the corpora
tion pew. After the gospel Mgr. Capel assembled
the pulpit and preached eloquent sermon the
tcSt:-"I must work the works of Him that sent mo
while it is day; the night cometh when man can
work. ''-st John tx, A.
IN CELEBRATION.
AS illustrating the extraordinary interest taken by
the Irish people in the proceedings connected with the
O'Conne Centenary celebration it may be worth while
TO refer the enterprise displayed the occasion by
the leading journal of this country in its efforts keep
pace with the popular demand On the morning follow
ing the festivities the Irish Times gave its readers
addition to its usual complement of flysix closely
printed columns supplement oftwenty eight columns
twenty five columns of tho Times being specially do
voted to highly interesting report of the Centenary
proceedings and ccverly written rfSaDt< OF the leading
incidents which marked the stormy life of o Connell
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August 81 1875.
Cotton unchanged; mddling, l3'4e low mddng lsc. ;
good ordinary 2c Net receipts 4J bales gross 47S saies
5o stock, ,743.
S oSttoa Unchanged %ddnS l4 low ndd"g @ isc
Cotton nominal middiing, l44c Net receipts bales
exports eoastwise, 70; stock 542
,,,,,. ,.,ls sAvsssaH, a Angus, ~ 1875
ordinary i2c Net reeeips 10 bales Exports coaswse,
CHARLRsroN, August 21, 1875
oSssS d mSSns Sss s % Gs Sse os good
WILMINGTON, N c. August 2I, 1875
Spirits tuIpentine firm 2sse ROsin quiet ii 80 for
double extra wheat dull; No Milwaukee Club, 81 A.
%sa I ssa for Soissd unSotsd PEI ailfed aa
Gana % S eorn and and 10 ne New e York
lumber IS % the Hudson Lake recciptswheat 500
shipments-l, 10000 feet of lumber.
BUFFALO, August 81, 1875.
corn IsSoop do oats 5000 DO Railroad
& @ So % Wheat Zoo so &C ssa esssSs SSgn $500 dC
Wheat o5 900 bushels 1900 DO To interior points
rs e New York Flour qse, and unchanged 800 bbs
d ss ssd na@aa1 S at e1a Nj ass
dull firm and higher sales iaoo bushels No at 7ac Oats
High ns&Insy $i Rye and Sarisy-Sono re-
TOLEDO, August 81, 1875.
No. white Michigan, y 2s extra so j. %
seller 6ssoSs5 10 ds = ss asS; $i q; No. :
81 27L rejected, 81 IT; No amber Illinois, 81 A. Corn
quiet but firm shade better for futures high mixed 1850
75c cash, 759c. October; low mixed, 1916. grade,
Toe damaged 62lzc Oats quiet but steady No. = cash
and August 45c September, II ne; October, 42c white,
+S1ac Michigan cash and August 46c. September,
4llc rejected, 35c Freights dull but unchanged Re-
ceipt-ldD bbls -four % 900 bushels wheat 1900 do
and II 600 do oats shpmens7Oo bbs flour, 5000 bush
els wheat, l3, 900 do. corn and 200 do. oats.
CHICAGO August 21, 1875.
Flour inactive, nominal Wheat inactive, lower; No.
Chicago spring aomns No do 81 lea 81 II spot OIL
oetobcf No. do, u 10 81 lol rejected " 81 Of
spot or August SIC e7'e seller September; 6se Gsyc
but closed dull and shade higher No so14c spot OF
ssc Barley quiet but firm; closed = os seller, septem
seller, August; 77e bid seller, septsmber Pork steady,
seller August go 10 seller September $50 IS seller,
$ls l79 spot si3 l71s sls 70. seller September
ders, SIC short rib middlcs, l1c short clear mddes,
Whiskey quiet but firm ut 81 1917 Reccips-Flour
5000 bbs wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, l74,OO0 do
5000 do; barley, 5000 do; 5000 do. Ship
ments-Flour, 5000 bbs: wheat, 1000 bushels; corn,
10000 oats 900 do barley, 1900 do. rye loo
do.
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
BROOKLYN.

Patrick Savage sent to Jail yesterday for kicking
Matthew Buckley and breaking his jaw during fight in
Warren street
Mrs Kennedy, a nurse in the Flatbush Lunatic Asy-
lum severely beaten by stalwart female patient
Saturday afternoon
Patrick Murray, James Fitzsmmons Joseph Rorke
and Henry Hilton, board the bark Theresa OF
Nova Scotia, arrested for stealing $50 pounds OF
sugar from their vessel.
Michael ONcil and Peter Torrance were locked up
yesterday for felonously assaultng James Megan and
beating him dangerously about the head while in liquor
store Van Brunt street
Michael A. Leonard arrested yesterday at No 725
Bergen street n charge of being of the trio of
highwaymen who assaulted and robbed William Armon
Of Flatbush, on Thursday night last. He will be
ragned to-day before Justice Morse.
The captains of the canal boats Santiago and David
Duncan arrested yesterday a charge of attempt
ing steal fifteen bags Of wheat from cargo consigned
to Jesse Hoyt Co.. of No Is South street. New York
II is alleged that they offered to brbe the watchman
the dock to let them remove the grain
Michael Bradley, of No. S43 Casson avenue, while
his way home at three o'clock yesterday morning
attacked by three men, who robbed him. while on the
corner of Boerum and Atlantic streets. Subsequently
the police arrested William Hayes Thomas Thornton
and John Dooley, who are held TO answer for the