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RSMEN IN REVIEW.
A Handsome Aquatic spectacle on the Pas
safe River Yesterday.

river
The Passaic Rowing Association, com
posed of boat clubs from Essex county and
vicinity, bad their annual review on the Passaic
river at Newark, yesterday afternoon. The
boats and boar houses along the river were
decorated with tlAgs and stTeamers, and thronged
with spectators. At 8 o'clock the boats started,
in response to gun sisna and formed in line
at the Paterson bridge in tho following order =;
Eureka, single; lriton, single; Mystic, single {;
P~ssalc, single Eureka, pair cared and Triton,
pair CURED fuuT-Oafed shels-Eufek -, 2;
Tritons, J.; Mystic, .; Pass DE-; Tnton six
cared shell, Eureka gig, Mystic gig, Triton barge,
Mystic barge. Commodore Harris reviewed the
fleet from hi, steam yacht.
At a second gun signal the boats pulled a
mile M tho river. to point whore a flag boat
had been sta aiOued. There they turned, aud
oach cub formed. Rowing together down the
river, the boats woro again reviewed by the
Commodore, from the Triton boat house, the
coNswdins saluting by doilng their hats. At
the Paterson bridge the o rsmen were dis
missed. Aftor the review cOllalons were served
IN the different boat houses. and the festivities
continued until late in the evening.
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GREAT RAILWAY SUIT.
Preventing the Central Pacific from Paying
Certain Interest Money.

Certain Interest Money.
SAN FRANCIsCo, May 13.-Anthony Coal
nt, one Of the stockholders OF the Central Pacific
ilroad Company, has 0led bill In equity
against that company, and Messrs. Stanford,
Huntington, Crocker & Co., TO enjoin thom from
using tho funds Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company to pay the interest on $l,G00,000 In
bonds OF the California Pacific CompaG7, Is
sued by tho last named company to STAN
ford and others, endorsed by the Central Pacific
railroad Comp ny, ana to obtain "A decree that
the endorsement of the Central Pacific ltairoad
Company Is without authority and void. Tho
determination of tho motion Is important, not
only In alec ing the bonds In question, but for
Its influence upon the negotiation now pending
for the settlement Of the bon Uf the Caliiof-
MIA Pacific hailroad COMPANY, on which the In
terest has been defaulted, Stanford and the
others having proposed to the holders of these
bonds to retire them 10y substituting new bouds
Of the Same company tor less amount, and en-
dOrsed by the Central Pacific Railroad Company.
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tnnrnnt men. hu, no arrests were made, and a

tarrant men, hut no arrests were made, and
ComprOmise price was nereed To.
Few distingui-ned visitors r,ns,n In phii del.
phia. Mr.. III line Ia on. Many were surprised
Yesterday to see him walking thfou IN oil exli-
bitiOn building arm In arm vita ! Gould's
young editor. About thi ty car loads Of EXHIBITS
arrived to-day, including a larye number Of
works Of art.
AT least one Sunday will pass with the grounds
closed 10 visitOr., although the rule OF Sunday
Observance may be violated, most Of the ex
hitors Intending to use the time between now
and NO day In arranging their displays. IL Is
certain that they will work up 60 twelve o'clock
tO-nlRht. ana nobody seems to know whether
they Will then he turned out.
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JOITINGs AHOUT TOWN.

Tho New York Athletic Club will hold its an
nua spring comp II lous the sofa iust ~ Aoit ave
uue and l6Oth street.
Warden Fox telegraphod 10 Inspector AcDer-
mott last nigh tnAt Rich ri Green, convict had -
capped from me fenlte.tiary Hospital.
Oflcer Denyse arrested Charles II. Koss, pro-
pretOr Of Inc VARIETY show called the Academy u Fua,
Vt Broonr sHee aud The BOwerY ON charge OF sellina
hquOr during the performance.
There was rumor Yesterday In W all strssA
that large number OF flrgeO Union Pacnc nrst norS
gage bond, were IN eircu-toa Mr.; IN on. tns es
oent Of the ULOn P.cinc, SAID lad not u
them and he beeyed tha runor mad been started
iure tue STOCK of tho company
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TERRIBLE MURDERS ATSEA.
The Four Onicers OF Bark Killed by
Mutinous Crew and Thrown Overheard.

LONDON, May l3.-Thc bark Caswell ar
rived at Queenstown to-day Ia tow Of the gun
boat GOshawk. Tho mutneers hiled Capt. Best,
who belonged In London, and the first and sec
ord mates and the steward, all OF whom were
from Glasgow. One OF the seamcn killed two
Of the mutineers, both Of wnom were Greeks
Another Crock sailor was badly cut with a car
penter's axe, but survived aud was landed "a
prisoner IA, Queenstown. Capt. Rest was snock-
ST. bbed. The steward WAS shot while coming
up the companion ladder. All -four were lied
together and thrown overheard. The Captain
ana second mate were tnen not quite dead.
james CaIriCk, the seaman IN charke OF the
bark Caswell, re ,Otts;
"On leaving Antofogasta the crew consisted
OF the q ain, mate, second mnte steward,
men, "a carpenter, and two noys. On the 4th OF
January the Greek and Italian sailors mutinied
and muiucrtd the officers. knowing some
thing of navigation. took charge. Ihe foreign
eis wished 10 tlko the vessel To Greece. AbOut
month atterwhrd, when OF the coast Of Bra
I'll, the boys overheard a plOt between the
Greeks aud ltllians To murder the Englishmeh
aboard. lhe carpenter ana myself succeeded
In oyt rpow,Iing one Of the Greeks, whom "e
pui In irons. We were compelled in seli-de'ence
to xii the other Greeks, one Of whom wrs tue
rngleader of The nutiny. The two Italians then
lett Tie Vessel IN boat, taking aletter from HIe,
10 deliver when they got ashore. The vessel
was brought home Oy the rest VI the crew."
Visitors to tho ntennial Exhibition can in
against death by accident by tie lay week. month
or year. trinlng cost IN me TlaSelrrs Insurance
Complny Of HallfOrd. New York Uuee sO7 broadway.
H. ii, JVAnsOD. Manager.-.lap.
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FIGHTING oN 1nE FRONTIER.
A Battle In which 800 soldiers were hiiled
and 1000 Wounded.

GALVESTON, Tex, May ia special de-
spatch TO the News, dated Rio Grande City, to-
day, says At daylight this morning Esoobedo
lett Mier with his force, and IL Is reported there
has been hard lighting near Camargo. II is not
known which siue gained the day. Ii Is reported
tnat 800 we're Killed and 1000 wounded. a shell
four women, who were At prayers. -Four large
hoAts are landing Infantry opposite Camargo. on
the san j uau RIVER,
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l.. s, Gales &Co.s store. Rock Island, III. LosA
t75 900.
The buildings OF tho Foundry Supply Com
pAnI Ia Char estown, Mass Loss, $4,000.
The dwelling OF Charles l.. Day, In Elizabeth
was burned yesterday moruing. Loss, tl.5OO.
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WASHINGTON. May l3-Up to the close OF bush
hours yesterday the aggregate OF silver coin psil
at tue various sub-Treasures amounted to s0o
0O0. OF which l,2SO00o belonged to the amount %
sumption act OF the lith of January. 1870 and va
used to meet DIR fts on tue Treasury Treasury oc-rs
that noticeable feature OF sllv RESUMPTION v
the small uuOAnt OF dlmes paid out, the demAnd
beng for quarters aud nalf dol Al the New Yora
Sub-Ireasury alone there tnan hundred
thousand dollars of dimes In the vaults or about
hilf Of the total amount Of silver nan The fcer
OF the Treasury satisfied that II will take fuiiy
thr, months tO maze silver resumg ion practical
cess aLd even Ion rr II silver Is not paid ou 70 th9
nj fAhn M
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In st. Micbael's Monastery. Hoboken, to-day
Bishop Corri- will transfer the relics Of st. Benodics
to OF the side chapels Of the monastery. The
mains found the 18th Of June. 1871. Roms
handsome waved figure. resembling ll'e.ke repre-
sentatiOn TIE Patrici IL, bearing on MS breast bleed
ing aoutd. win cover the relics The procession vim
be headru BY thr bishop, attendant priest and acu-
lTtes. fhose penents VINO partake Of the holy sacnn
ment on this occasion wall ia pienary indulgence
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How sl5O,OOO.OOo May be saved.

WASHINGTON, MAY l3.-The House Committee
on the Judiciary have not yet perfected a oil recon-
mended the committee two months ago by Represos
tatiyes Lawrence (Rep, o. and Knott Dem. KyD %
inuemnity to the Uutcd saies from the facihS
Railroad npancs, by rctalnnh ~ the tr' asury ~
money which is may be owing to them aud applying
It fnr the p.yHent ot money due toe Government
taYe to the Government tl5O,OOOOOO or more which
othrSise must be iU ever lost, an would invade Nc
Tght OF property uT AM privilege secured by law.
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HENRY @. BoWEN,s SECRETS.
DIR. VIM. NJ. Taylor Declines 60 Hear Un-
pleasant Facts Concerning Becchcr.

DR.. william NJ. Taylor yesterday de-
clined TO <e tho third person to whom, In
neecher's presence, Mr.. Bowen should tell all he
knows about the Plymouth pastors immorai-
ties. The following 10 the correspondence be-
tween Clerk Tilney and DR.. Taylor:
RKv. wx. NJ. TAYLOR. D. DIP Dear So; send
"f Prmeath IN ceprch hcId on wed1esdSv
ing last including resolutions passed at that time.
TEs,rset "Heseyed, T6si Mr.. Bowen or Dr. Ward.
be and hereby is requested To- name some respectable
%n @ wSom M Pdws W sSd oi
9se al cha. es s' o M TO- Rs sSsi 20 s
mogsly Mr. Bowen named the & iey DIV Or; wn NJ Taylor
nc nod ISst s SS, M o p wr% M Tsy
ence Of DR.. 1ayor where Mr.. Bowen shall dse Sc
Mh be claims 70 be The facts der saory Of .he Chris
uc ed to conduct the necessary correspondence with
Ihe resoiution was unanimously earned.
H. Esonsd That siuce MI 9wsn % ssssns 70 INC forego-
sictcd to secresl, uniees under compueon of court
Ton; condilon as maitct Il necessity 0'
This Was unanimous carried.
yey to you the earnest desire q church that you
nay be ale to gyr US he ocnent Yi your sss,ttoce IN
VI name ime ard place at which the proposed Inter
Wv" "'"' ~ "' THOMAS J. TiIshr. Clerk.
Yesterday DR.. Taylor sent the following reply :
5fr. n o,nds ). TIhey. clerk Of HvmouM Church,
MY DEAa SIR, Your letter OF this days date has Just
been handed to me. M take the ca-est opportunity
Of fepNns 10 4 regret TO say thst must r,-pcct.
Mr. poechcr ANA Mr. Bowen rs that which pro.
Saahot zee eny .oSa 90, Ss snat !. 10 oe Eane1 by
disclosed rrc TO BE- locked up; who. II the expectation
was tat hould express come opl9 about ihe state
reasonable ASK that snoud accept such respon-
Il Is my earnest desire that Plymouth Church may
suun zee the Cad Of it, trals out espOnsi Jty winch
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THE LATEST oLD W0RLD NEWS.

Settling the Eastern Question - Publication
nnd Reform.
BERLIN, MAY 3.-Eyerything points to COM
plete understanding having been arrive at by the
empires In conuection with The Turkish question. They
are early animated by pacific policy. the deenons
arryed at have o day been communicated to the Eng.
..sh. French, and lIalan amoas adurs One rrsu, ~
the conference Is that TurKey has been sued to
grant the insurgents an eAlenslOn OF the artee IOr
the purpose of executing ithe lpromsed reforms
siding further negotiations. Tie PONers also intend
to rreniOre the naya strength Of Seuar fVr the greater
N Of
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No Colored Church Need Apply.

CHARLESTON, s. c., MAY l3.-Ihe question Of
the admission Of colored Protestant Episcopal congre
cations to representation which has agaed the South
Carolina for two three years past set
ted last might after warm discussion ~ the Diocese
Convention by the rejection OF the appicati,n of b.
Marks Churcn for admission to that lOdy. Tue NAL
y Of the clergy favored lhr application, wLicn MAS
rejected by the vote OF the lay delegates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

Ths counsel fer John Smith, convicted -
numbering Mrs. Emma Mccarthy. In the "Bsrrscks.s
HobUken. last ednesday sppled to Judge Knapp yes,
tsrday for new trial. on the ground that the 'eric1
was not Ia accordance vita the evidence. The couA
tVOk the papers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
SPARKS FROM TnE TELEGRAPH.

The Dos,ons defeated the Athletics In Bostes
yesterdAy-l9 u II.
1ilden was named for President by the KAlS
mazoo Cuunty Cuuvrltion, which yesterday chose des
gaics to The Mcligtn Democratic Convention, seven u
whom i,Nur Iden olt sNoiluS hehdrlcks
The DemOcr ttic convention Of the Twentieth
(Ohinl Cnngr,s-i iouu District terday elected tht
lion ltum, + ha.uey ana ". ", Armstrong delegates
10 the 81 Lou. convention the Hon. H. Il, SpaJlna
Nas chosen Presidential elector.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
A Curb.tope BroLcr called 70 Account.

Il. ii. Brie, curbstone broker, was inoictsA
the 9th Of May. 1871 for forgery, the indctmsns
alleging tnat he SOLD to Barton Allen. brokers' st
Broad street. through the Market Savings Bank. forge1
KichnOnd county bones. Brio went awl ~ from Neu
Yorx Just uetore the Indictment was found. lie va
arreste IN Barclay street yesterd y. and locked up
the Police central once. Erie was indicted on sepN
"a. 1902 Tor obtaining money false preIencea, 80
forfeited his bail ON jan. "a. 1870.
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The lIollie NIaguircs.

POTTsvILLE, Ps., May BIN tho Mollie Ma
guire trlal THIS morning. the nformer KerrgIn
called, IN lie cJrrubnraed the previous Testimony OF
what trHnsalred the time OF tae shooting Other
wimrsses produced TO Identify the 4. sOners
brdgius piece of wuOd with Duet hu. IL 10
the Gize of the cartridge used.
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BRoKER,s WOODEN WEDDING.
Tho List of Anniversary Presents ms Testified
to Under Oath.

FRIDAY. the Eth inst, was the lfth anniversary
OF the marriage OF hr. A. Haynes, Custom House
broker When arrived At The Custom HOu,e on that
morning he met by profuse and vehement congrat
ations from his fellow brokers. jim Demarvst
scnted Mr.. Haynes with enormous broom, and
OF other brokcrs hured UPON him wooden dol
lu nping j.cSs wooden pals, bONrs OF uatc les,
Iunuies OF kiudnS wood, aud cart load OF other
uteusis ana implements, useful Aud Useless
Mr. Haynes suught III ,ht out could not et away, and
he lHst leNvd hisit II the gushig persecution
Dy tskIlg horde acrJss the street TO Uau"
MI Haynes prepared list OF hls annyer4 AIRY pres
ents. A. reads;
Baby IN basket Butter stamp.
Mhlste. Pipe.
Cow wheels. CT on wheels.
otncs pin patent. Blackine brush (old).
TWINS ia esg phel Dog on whtes.
Lion, or some other ami Box OF matches.
maj. Rooster.
Rep tape spool and empty Rooster.
DIX. Cow or bull.
Jumping Jack. BlocKs vi wood.
BuN ~ larlOr matcheA Bund c OF kinddng.
Rustic pipe. lrOUm (n'w).
lcnhUider. And sever others of no
MustA spoon. commercial value
NEW YORK, May IL, 1870.
do hereby certify that the above correct ,uyen
tory Of prestnts received ON tue hfth annyrrs.ry Of
my marriage. 4. A HAYSKs.
sworn 10 before me this 18Th cay OF May, 1879.
GEO. A. SCOTT NUtaiJ Public
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Samuel Daniels

Samuel Daniels, conductor OF a PennsylvaniA
construction Train. was intly killed at Trenton yss
terday morning. His he "a struck by the timberu
OF bridge una 7 wiich the tram was passing. De
ceased was rs years of a.e, and resident VI Neg
Bruins wick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE M THD
SUMS REPORTERS,
Judrc Bintcbford Con-truins the sh,ppsu,
Commissioner Act Commissioner Dunean
not OBLIGED to Paw Once Expensrs.

not ObltRedt TO Pnv Omoo Expenses.
In the case OF Shipping Commissioner Charles
G. Duncan. whose accounts were under exsminstioa
by Commissioner Gutmsn. and the question Of vhoss
proDer allow referred tho Circuit Court foe
decision Judge Blatchfotd has rendered docisicn.
concurred IN by Judge Johnson. constituting the scs
under which shipping Commissioners were appointed.
Commissioner Duncan was appointed In July. lsyA
under the act Of June 1879 The act provides that
Commissioner may engage clerk or clerks TO assisa
him "at his own proper cost" and he may deput4
N IN TO act TOR him. He must procure apartments ~
MS own cost and Iestrained from collecting snI
Tees not pre,Crbrd by law. Section SO OF the &C sa
that In TO case shall the sal ry fees, and emo unenh
o. any ohicef appoiut under the act be more thA9
1000 per nnnu. and any additional fe shall be paid
Into the Treasury.
Judge Blic ford that the act as passed, pre-
yidcs In ts hrst SO ect for the OF cc
tam duties OF the ShppDg ConmiS-iOner, and for the
.aaing i INN OF cersn fees for tue performanoe Of
" pay the expenseso his office Of his ao OF
y5OOo Ar or er VIII be entered 10 the above efect
BE- settled on notice.
C2mmis'9ner Duncans receipts from Aug. ., is7A
TO jan i, 1870 amounted to Sl03 S63 65 aud the
penses for tne same period were tl63. .S04b7
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Seven Hundred Turks Killed In Battle.

RAGusA, May l3-Advices from Srlavonio
sources say that battle wac fougat yesterday
Bsses In which seven hundred Turks and one hundred
M urgeuts were killad
The Turks at scutri had celebration over the nur.
der OF the GeTiusn anu fench COnsuis al salonIcA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

At the funeral OF John Willis, the man whs
committed suicide At Brdgeton. N D. his vim, whiis
taking a last look at the body uttered low scream
fell In swOon. and died almost INN edia ely. sd
had been afflicted VITA heart dlsease.
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Jersey City'. Board Of Finance.

The Corporation Counsel OF Jersey City hsA
decided that Alderman John Cieef act %
the Board - Finance, and snll retain once OF A.
german. 7 Is decision maintains he uesdocg In he
boArd. MI. Van CeeI DelnR one Of the sx Democrsta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
New Answer In the Tweed Suit.

A motion will be made tomorrow In Suprsma
Court Chambers by Messrs. rield a Deyo for leave
nle q supplemental answer In the lOng-Dendng cityN
SUIT Gganss Mm. NJ. Tweed Tho proaOscd suppls.
mental ansV er up the judgment recently recovered
ln the peoples gainst W. ed upon th subject
matter the former SUIT with the allegation that tna4
" bar to further prosecution aud entities him -
q Judgment
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CALAIS, Me-, May l3.-Iho schooner jed y
Durcn, wMoh arrived here to-day reports on rhursdAS
last 10 niiles east northeast OF Cape Ann. sighted
small boat containing tnrre unknown men, and IN en-
deayurng mem the boat cap,izeI ana td
Inen were iOst. tn sea was runnIg very aiSh-
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The BROOKLYN Elevated Railroad.

A representative delegation OF Brooklyn proV.
erty owners, Of whom lots tho line OF tie
proposed Elevated X lrosd. nlled Mayor schrooderN
Otice yesterday, aud urged IMPORTANCE OF hA ca Y
signaturr tO ne moa ure. The Mayor nd not indicate
his action. The other sue has 10000 subscrioeu to
pose It, aud III r COUNSEL IL Instructed to apply imn
diatuy for an Injunction snouid the Mayor sign.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

PARIS, NAV BIT il rumored thst NJ. Gout-
Chalur uilndger ut the lhrare des Arts, Ruuen, has
bcen arrested. charted wth enlJeL1eent, and Deing
tue author Ut the recent nre.
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Three prisoners were disch 'rged ~ tho Sps,
cis Sessions yesterday on TIE ground that the worl
feouy Ies erine. The charge should have rea<1
"Hith inteLt 10 commit" sc.
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wh,.key Dealer. Giving Bonds.

Emmanuel Eising, Wholesale wbiskey dealsA
furnished Da in $4,000 yesterday to answer an n.
dctment for failure to enter whlskey received ana
shipped u his su1eles are Lous Hum aud Nsth.a
offered oail IN 10000, with Abraham Slnm. kosa
W.sserman, ana James l.. Davis ~ sureties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
The sulcIds ornnhish Exile.

Henry $. Mulleda, one OF tho Irish eIiles who
came To America In 1S7l with O'Doneyan liossa and
othrrs. committed suclle In Rossas Hotel, Chatham
square, lAsl night w sLu0uuE,
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Why the Commodore Doesn't Ride Out. q
Two things only prevent Commodore Wander.
bt from driving out-the unfavorable weather IN
clshke OF having somebody else TO hold the rens as
ssd that driving IL the chief pleasure In riding and ~
Is Yet too weak To uriye.
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LONDON May l3.--Messrs. Il. H. Davidson &
Co. aud AvIanuer Grove CO., mere ,ntiie hrus en-
gagged ~ hr stern trade, have failed. Their lab a.
Ties are aUOut 10000 each
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LONDON, May l3.--The Neus says the Govern
ment has drcdea to eutrgin fAyotiDy tue request for
amnesty tU the lrisi pOhuca prisoners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

MEMPHIs, Tenn, May l3 Judge Emmons OF
the United States Circuit Court has appointed A. A
Golemsn receiver VI tie Selma, Marion aud AelnpLis
RAlrVAd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

The Parisian diamonds are as bright and en-
during As real gems, aud DO not cost as
/. uch- For sale only at kchaId humphreyt JrMelIy
ftofe 71O DrOsdNAy, opposite stewArps. BENZ tor IL
iuslr tied price I.I.-ASa
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LOSSES By FIRE.

Cold northeily winds, ycernR to easterly, ana
later ~ warmer southerly anu clear weather.
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LhvrnrooL, May la,-col. Thomson, Mayor o
this city, 10 dead.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-18
2lars!e ano SlaIe Alanlels.
ISToGosGlS.
GALE OF THE BUILDINGS erected by the
- United states Government the International Exli
WAaiS0TCN D. e., no. /, ,735 STREET NonuI.wEsrt

GALE OF THE BUILDINGS erected by the
- United states bOyoTHEont al the International Exl
ton ui 1876.
WAsIS0TCN, D. g. no. ,735 STREET Nonm.wEsT,t
November 9, 1876.
SEALED PROPOSALS are hereby inv r ion die purchase
SaigH Government Ia cSi-ecOn with TIE international
Exhibition, viz.
l. Tia Goycriacn Building intersection of Belmont ana
Fcfrfam Exhibition Gr0uHds. built Tamed
thei % Iron tooi frasH ieit roof AMI glazed fidcS In
forl sf lgta Ccn+Ta aEd asc, 4UoNiU feet
rgSt, J0N 100 feet; 'ra Ut intersection snouIed
lantern. whole area 40 lquaIt feet Building sull
staBdg wituuJ cy i IS ssng fixtures, railroad
ts nfr mugs Hrpaafts. or lightning roi-,
TuilOygd altss fUlary J. tSi, pfsbc saitals
received a. 80 l,7;ij sSFest Waslazt1I, d. C., unf
p January ID. 1871 whcn they VIII be Openod ami award
lnaGc.
Hospital Bull ing Ecr;ii OF gboyc $50 3JK39 feet acd
Dsss, WA ros Tor di-fcnrary, oaes s1ons, ktGou
&c 10 bc sold ~ n itllt and removed aii-f
FeIuary T. 1871 Ioi able Suits,e for farm dweunE
lTop0saIs Ni b rceuif, above, uhtal January Ia
RscA vi must ~ Lerampslcd ly certified check tor 10
GOvtfinent IN case the h.ffcr ThCud neglect
c0nirhs tie pathfso by fu IaSpitHt Uiaa
OF acceptance o is bid. and -0rk Of
beua aHA f Payeet tsnsae. Tbe Government
tia, Ig,i. fO rteet all lids not Js2a "A falsafacry
an sired nornatioa IL ILspect T. The Government Buld
,g be- sf uFm application 70 fks Oce Lieut..
HENRY AkTCAIFF, q, =, A.. AT tle B6lding iisehi IN
reeFrd tta Hospif Baiding, II Assistant SIEe J. o.
WOODWARD, Array Medical Maseim, Washington, ID. @.
All BIDS 80 be indottd ~ yroDe - 1d for Government
Hikpg,n hA t YsY bf d 70 be addressed 10 Col y
G. LHFOkD etniftnan Boarf o. = Execunys DEPARTMENT
Breyet Llent. Col, o. s. A.. Chairman Of Board.