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New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

bush: Rye bus. a through freight Cansl PGeat
'r sssi a. VIo a e%e cor re at =
a.. to York. tOls ilcui ted oar wy Ah, y, % 81 -
9s ist 90 bnsL White Winter 81 80 Corn ipi ''es ,
o. 900 bush Dy sample at Si i9' mo- N" sales ye-
None here Barry PORK dui aud unchsns IL Lar"
Cnrcadc Nay 5o-Fioar da nomiral whea, active
I@t I "',h AK ~ y 81, cIeSeo ~rr.ng sGc; Rscc,u,
Corn 1ir deauo 1ut iowcr a. sroi 4or. J"nr i
over 2s,. sTo. 2as,c Jaly Rye weak G9lgc Bari.y
55c uaG PORK u6ssjtle and o,er rsn.ey at IL 80
81 - po and Jnue ,Jm' ~" ." NISs 10 ~ Ia
pl ana ime; go 81 Jmy eli Aqgst hss sga ia. at
ehe cn Eb sides 9c q r sr ,e sir, f ,soa.o ''ss ~,
ceiDs 80 fIo1r 1000 bus; Wheat $1,000 1ush.i Corn
3270yI bust. oals. 7s00oe4si rye o bust; eir EI'
7 666 SSs Corn iii.0jo 6nsa Oats 5s 900 nHs' t'yo'
ISCNsA May ti2qr 1'ii ana aag"a a 4oc tss
dn al 55a59c Rye quiet and UNCHANGED Pork easier at
slS so Lari unsettled sri 'o~tI steam r i,its
e, cs gr biy-r Iult clo-.ng funer VIII thos rr ces
eei, Ut no sei ~ at i-c higher; clear side, nom ply
9c Bacon insci Iye agd loy,r s35ll ] sea. S"J ILL., & mi
oaer; Common Iigh 5Oqtj 70 tair 70 Go)i IL. H.a,y.
a. sl o. En,ter steady Western i;cserye. l8 zoe. ei.
tal Chic l6aloe packers paying l@%lO~ fie'"N'' III
Gw4uSE May so-Foqr quet, but ut, steady o whS1. Sa
DO. 81 o7iq; JuuG 81 or; Jtl, 81 o.. 10 3 do,
d @ aeg.p e. Tor cash ad July at 2oc Kye IN.
clan ed. Barev stronger No oprAs. 7+~. &C. 40. .
Co. Bec.i. t-SOO0 Tbs. Flour 10000 bush. Wheat sap
ments- 5000 bills. Fo-r lJl, 90 Ousn. Wheat ,,,
LOJIs, biay 3Ofljur dul, unsctil d, eneF heless
Wheat .rnsr, iuacyv No. Red t.I, o. 40 cash. ? 90
June 81 20 July 30 @ d0. 81 p p. Lli Cor a.tlfe
lower cash. alry active Tor tons: No hiyod ~
42r cash 42sc May; 42s A. 2c, June 500 SC Il
-Drnaui ug, holders No. = 5l 4drc, Dali lSt
jecrd - 20 2Jc Lye-Dom'ud Eght; hi crs nrn a. o59
C3 be BarlryNO slirs WisAy 6c-Tc and nua at u o.
PORK duli %9 Dry alted " Hominaly lO eri S9u
G.r, GGG C.e5T tJ and Clear aies, DC and J Sf.r
fIb sides cred ai sS 0j. Bacon dull; ShO dsrs SUI GO
Clear Ri and Clear sides 9',6,0c ard IO4glosr' & Lar"
dull; summer Steau OI.r live Hogs dui tuplue s. 90
G$G Bacon Z, 7OG$j so; Butchers - J0a{o - CatI'
steady nfm; u th1 c. naive otev- ~ 0O@.D
Maum tb lardo Fi0si 3Tl2; DO. - 1Jupti COWS,
80 21af3 ~ . Stncecls. - 21at4 - lie dor. q -
thrluEn Texans, u tJGfJ 81 -
licceps-32D bDls. Four 2SOu0 bash. Wheat 3oto Lls
Corn, 1900 busu oats 1000 bush Larey, lLyO LOGS
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THE MONEY MARK1
Trr.DAY. - %. y.

TUFs DAY. -IF Sup. y.
This being legal holiday irc s,o,k. Gold and
other Exchanges, IS we'll rs banks aEI places Of
business generally, are closei. From Europe "e
have news that the Sultan of TurSey has been
dcposed by peaceful revolution at Constantlnopie,
auI that hs nephew, MurId has been proclaimed
EmpeYor @. Turkey-a change which would seem 10
be INTERPRETED as favorable 10 peaceful settem' NJ
Of the Turkish question If we may judge 10y au
advance in the market price for sccrriiics in the
T. ropcau markets London dispatch dated at Z"
D. H. today. says: at the Exchange to-day si"'hS
o,e,.G snoag except Egyptians which tell heaN'!
dutioo the forenoon on unfavorab.e rumofs from
pari. btt afterward recovered, and are now 10 o
ner cent HIGHER than ye toT'lays closing pflce''
Turkish securities Of all descriptions have been very
s,ropr and active and at one time were 70 . per
cont l,;,ber. They are now about per cent hlsHeF
all .r,uod II seems to be the opinion l"a'
tl. overtIrow Of the Sulian viii result beHe-
Go;ally Tho Paris market n also very
iru,p From other dispatches we learn
t,,t British Consols advanced FROM % yesterday
to gIa to-day, and closed a. 9JolJ both Tor money
and the account United States bonds were also
stronger at 1861 for tcn-lorteS, and LOG for ne"
Gves. wlile Erie shares were quoted at II for the
common and s for the preferred. The rate oi DIS
couut in the open market i reported at l's per cent
which is - below the Bank Of England rate The
hank received the large sum of G25O,OGO bullion
today on balance. French Rcntos closed strong III
po,i4 at 1Ql 80.
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WOOL MARKET.

PmlAnELpmA, Nay 3oWoo dun prices in favor of buy
ers: Sew wool coming in freely, bur SLOW o. siei ONO
,,unsyivana. aud West NJpn AN ami above 4pTi It, .,
X 3yG4Oc Medium. 4204ic. Coarse 50 03Sc.; Now forA
tIcuigar IudlLa aud Western Fine, D3bc Ne luln tVa
43c. Coarse, 3j G37c ComOng Washed 5OG15c. 90 y 10
wa {J431c Canada Com0u", Soc Fine OnNashe'l -O0
2jc Coarse Melum Un~asne. - f26c; tuD-" asGe'
4O042c.. Colorado. Mdsnet 20 Z3c DO Uu"asbed io@
/ a.. txra and Mermo Puiei. 3OG32e. 40 aui SHpcr
pulled 3OaG4c.. 1tUts Fine ana Ne m, 10 zUc.' 90
Coarse lGO2Oc.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

CHICAGO, May -C.ruE-Ecceigts, & 500 head shtp
ments 800 head market du comnon ouc err, 81 'o49"
far b. clO.ce saipph-, 81 Ju0si fJi O.si, lFJ o.
HOas-Iscc "ipts 10000 ielI shipments ~ 10 Leid mar
ket du rces 5Ja4uc lower con mon 90 ~ 'ooo Do
sorted iG o., average ITtlAe @GQtG IL fn>1 easy
SHEEP selling 20 -. 30 fur ,LJr ant al iur "o05d
I>DlANAPOL May SO.-IIoes unchanged; receipts. 2IOO
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Business Cbancc5.

! AK .UiiD, C'n.-AHy person or f.. ,s
lhiL'E A-.i.l 'i islHess apI4l.u. d.. g.. .
" ls' t.i,1-'. , g ~ ,F. o.. ,AoJl. lls,3 i..fr
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Gauiug5 Daus5.

NEW-YOkK SAVINGS BANK. 8.,.,g- 49,
~ lithst six per caB. interest Dad r, f. - 'N..
month. Assets St4 s,7tl so surplus .,I b go
A4'D Il. hoi-L' IIe' u u W. bttAcA.GIuFI,
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New CIVILIZATIONS.
lnGiT uCtlon.

City,
A CLASS for Young GENTLEMEN and Pri-
p va,c lpstrlctioh. JAios. r. ASH II A2't lta.5t
\ CARD.-Ladics may receive "Ten Private
Writing Lcso. .r -iy Dol a9s; extras Apply Il5
dai EuO1r, SNthagc and 4otty lind 81 OLIVER b.
CCLDs&IIE
" A NER. SCHOOL INST" Is a reliable Ed
oua AGENCY ol 20 years successful exiethte
TtftrtuiTg Teachers Of known aOilly % iahAica anu
scl o,s every srsGe. Bulletin oi caumdses lo autumn
stsSsr pre- partition. Explanatory lc irs ' s., ~
j. ". SCLEKMEhIiOEN A. Nj, hc-~Iyr ii LohH Hs~ NV
lO.k
AN 'RICAN KIEDERIARTEN-no N It's
n lGth yclr-lt a East 4Jfst. Miss k ~ COZ fIlA
4 TRAINING CLASS FOR TEACHERS viii be organized
at the American KIndeTauten buil ling near AT oaei'
on tie Centennial Grounds Philadelphia comm noug June 20
Autnely set OF material, cGaIp 6eautia ana puri'
American inveute by manufactured only Tor Miss C's
All the Froebd ideas aaptel o American wants Books Win
out words q any child can make them lea'Neis
ana families supplied At very reasonable rates
Asst OPPORTUNTTY.- - GOLDSMtI
f1THREE DOLLAR Witt a. CLASS. = cose TINS w w,es
Ann, tat or evening, 20 West Forty thid ST., cor SA'A
ave Success guaranteed. see circulars.
FJARGARFT J. MCDONALD'' CLASSES IN
IA D tAWINGAND WATERCoLOE-F IRON EAlO OIfr
rs BHOA DWAN, RJOM 81 Terms so for - Lessons ~
each 1no studio SO Tor ~ eS''S 10 'io p'
rtsilercC. Payable o. d5v'Hc" , . r.,o D, or,,ry
Mss MCDONALD expect ng TO fc1ch NJ la.c AioHinhh
anrng uiv ard Au"ds, would lie lc" more ptp'I' VII
b. at her studio until July J.
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gce cream.

A FACT-HORTONr ICE CREAM Is MADE
PROM PURE obASGE COUNTY cE-A@'
aad l. appreciated i,r it, vulty, aeu-a al esr-. ..
ing d.Hyeiei ia gO0i Order
CLUTCHES. FAIRS, STRAWBERRY TLsti'"'.''"
sapphodat
25c. PER QUARE.
Depots 8o5 Fourth.aye.. l,2of Bgaalaay a'' % -'
F1ISSFLLs ICE CREAM. ~ Bible u
z Ia,r 81 INC c :. EAcurs-ous, ieal pr. .''
=, Z quart Special attention 10 Oes-j'V' '
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

.,,,, Ma, 80 D. m-Cotion is steady; Mid
lnEltoDl -. N.td.iir Cr,aus Oisd. sales. 10 600
dlhE fo 10 fnr speculation aud export; receipts
baIs- ~ @ Iiri - 10 t.ics we're American Futures
~ cY,sl er. sales SiiuLug JulaHds, Low Miliihs
ais. Jgne ana Jny Ieii. cry At 5-'sLi DO DO Jay anl
c.' - 80 M sia.t Toe receipts Wheat fOi the
Au s n Wels 10000 qgs, Hlich 1900 Grs. were
AIsi.''1o May sO-l ?. m.sales OF MdiIng Uplants
Ctol ~" ~ do J,. and Aurusl delivery 81. ao,
".-i@i W. ,l a. tolrr delivery ~ 3s.. 1hersc % y
7' t.. brsf rra.ts Tictn Lard 90 CIV. iot
Sr BACON. 4,J iog Long Gear Ai.d.!es ana
= '}%sEl6o, IL" ia' 30 ,. m.EreaistGa' are drn Corn
1fa0-ti9 . 4'' i'i ~ i.o.I ~ b. GENIAL .0. ave
1' I ia l,Ie: itLd4U tor tiIb do, and o4 400 ior
ioi IS c,,ro ,. .rn.. , l3sc-, Cumberland Cst irr
LIgK.IU.l- Rta' ~ y. I' 90 U.s.. 49, ,, mi. ,i
st 49,, Si"i. e. 'i ''I @ n tar A. as laiI w-Prlnc
tiy .rirr 20 IT, " r. - . s',at, at q 3. Ntat.r
-sllu-' ~ F.0Ir-LxIl state .,e4dy al 81. Corn
s'-'- ,5.,.a, M % .
49, . t5a- ,i0'.3O p m.-Of The sales OF Cotton to
dnr 1:5jJ ia.es N.rc American. mi ,-. , -. -, q,
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alGr5l; ono Slate GnlElcis.

NASONI s. ISOLA,
srEAM MAR4I. i. and GRANITE WORKS ...v
1 8 ~ l52 West Ints.-.. h..t .t
Monuments. Nantes, AiLrs fI1Wo, iiluIe '"''
CRATES and FENDEBS.-Ibe largest 81 -''
Z = m.lt VI crates and Pend. P ever DI I.'lI N
finished every s.Nir. low and ulf l0" "'.n. .i
dun ping attachment = -. clIitr. \ li45- ta.'.'
10 X fauts nickel gatrt UNIONS. etc
Liberal Gi4cOaut D. JIc tiA." 80 -.-.
ID HAND. 81 West 33d st., near bloI' ''.,
I manufacturer 0f Pins pr CrrtrrpI.r's 1ni i..
and elegant e..cus. largest assar M 30 li i.s'i.
pGczed o. a.i pslt~ ol tho sodlii' Boz ii'
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

OFFICE OF TuG CENTRAL PARK, NOgru ASH, L. 81. ...
Il. B.. Co, lOth ave, 5.Oa l4tb.-ts 3. NIt.-
FB'HE fNTE tES J. Coupons, ,dur .hir,. =,
the CONsNiG DATED MBITttA.r Irr'f fG
Central Iar.; NoriE ana at ..iyer 1ar0l. C..1 .
paid at Tie ulce oi t,s faru O. Loan aTi il 81 PCT p,
ncr OF Wi liam st. and Exchange llice. EoV y,. Aat
J.. T. Co., fFFig..S r....
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Dlulocuo Notlcc5.

rVHE Coupons of the Mrtr poltap G.
Company o. tls Ci;y Of Ne yY0rf d q. l.r. I'
b. paid on present ion At the German a.ri .t,
II. j. kUlf .rr
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

Old potatoes advanced q on l22c DBL NgW r aie
tomatoes iuD tios' iil li
i. & - - qr .ncrslv a salab- Green peas are plenty anu
Iiv lower Asparagus is odcrng r.eiV bul ,ris SOWy
- lJ IuloI-a cRUuiu~cfs ar lh niarAet AT t'n n u@
Ir.i 81 - doz string bans are no longer saaot
No No ~ o.,r round pods being call % for Quotadols
,i, ,i, .u7e> " Do, Charleston. SO COO 90
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
Diui0suo Noiltt5

.ED OF DiiT 4 0gs OF rgR
AKtds fOtA siay -. 1875
tEClOfS bf r.iis cost
fe'i A DIVICTNp 0f THREE
r. payable oa .He ist day "a
,iosed trom the 9TH day OF June
order of the BsNrd,
J. n. kNAIp. SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

r,rrrNo. Mey 3O-IaEs Receipfs-Flour, 700 bhls;
What $4,000 hush.: Curn 1000 blsh. Rye g3,OOi
bul RalifOais He,cftsFlour, 100 bbs Wheat, 1000
hush Corn, 1900 5ush oats, 5000 bush Bailey $500
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
STAR LINE.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED ,TA ..5 NAIL.
The Steamers Of ,s Line take the Ianr io4 cs ,'om
by Lieut. MdIrs g. ~ ~ ruiag -pIb o. thc bdlA' s -,
Its,.. e tn Queenstown. al t.e wear uuul.
CELTIC - UKDAN. June 5 - b. m
AD.tIA IAFIC, SATC tDAN. Jmr ~. dt & ,. m.
BnITASNIC. ~AFUHD A, June ~, Do D. ID.
EKNANItt. SAIU HDAN. .JHlr :, . D ui
BALfIC SAIU gUhY. July la % II a. no.. ..- -,y
PROM Tux WHITE SrAk DOCK, PIER ~. Nvt'A
HiNLM ... .,
These steamers m form IN Size AMI unsurp'-' E
uouiusuts. The Saloon, Satefo0us. -l ".u-, .. ..-
iolars are placed amid hips. wncrs tie noise
ar least i.J alordn- degre oi comfort hiii,.' ''
ts.uai is o. ........ .5
KAT ,-~aIoop. 80 and 500 gold ReurD Te'.. '-
favorable Terms NterrfE --h .. .ts
For ou af llaus and otner information, Apply " "
Company Is OIices. 30 81 BrlaCsay. Sew OtA.. ,..
'' r. !. CUkTl~, h-.''
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

steansr CRESCENT CITY, SATURDAY May27,
For A-ui tWal.
Connecting Panama Railroad az Fa ana Win hI7t cIaa
g aiushils Tor ports 80 above
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
pED STAR STEAMSHIP LlNE, appOin.cd

fO' i'''sA' VI WILLIAM P. CLYDE 4 CO..
No s lI,,l Il
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

CHARMING sheltered home for mother
n less daughters with devoted maternal carr ara unas
1lyg1ea of class study. under tie Ucst lIsTuC10s Witl
free use "a q VA le library. -.
given and rclu red AdtueSs Nis' j. +
GHNIT ~turkII.I"p. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
Genchers.

ALL wanting TEACHERS, Schools or Pupils,
~ address amer Edaca ona t'n s; ~. sIsasaI sss 7 81 l.
rcachers wanted 70. autumn ylcancics
4 THOROUGHLY educated gentleman,
~ Teaching Music, rreuca. German spanish and B2'S
fyyF'g 4 ~ ,l,eds we, slNs A. HI care Of 5. senne s
a YOUNG GERMAN LADY, frst-class mu-
.. Ven Ad,r IS a. D. tIiiIsTEEN.js Y University
4 TEACHER Of successful experience and
y couslsrals, travel pI e.t teaching N no hcaaeui}
So uie. 5id ri .in.. Address ASSISTANT TEACHER
GFN|LEN tN desires position "a ASSl0 /
a An advanced school or as ioi 20 ,",' & Sols
Tis i&GNC1, ,717 :. .es,s.u..t, r.4alsl2ai4
a LADY Of unusual refinement deslr;s a posi-
- ~ uoai pr - laf a, u eaarIon sta tsi
m2n,i, es 70 Char , gr i,Slsyb
A LADY, qualified to teach the EngliS.hl
act rs JVERNFss m ly, t.a iae rutimen's oL or
E W. tS.is t. HGiHSY i75 cIesfnai 81, fdIalpIa
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 30 Union square,
= Sew lvsa-Ieac''is suplLrl WIN stig3a 20 ~ s -',r
iaac-trs tusougu Agency. Address ANNA RANDALL
DiLHL
zsALE ard FEMALE TEACHERS WANT
Iya 80. Address pII .cIrAI, Tribune Once.
--E4DING and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Class
~ "a. ..4 ,i1 l. t. course o. so Lessons, beginning
Tui- s 9rd closing AUr %. For pofucars aditss 'is'
ANA RANDALL DlLHL, 50 Ul'On--q arc, New-Y.rk
CCHOOLS supplied with Teachers; no CHARGE
: sims tuus proc.rel for Teachers. TEACHERS AGENCl'
lIU1 Chestnut si- Plillir lla
SCHOOLS and FAMILIES viii GaG reliable
= t..cA,rs Through MIS-. III CHELL9 I-AC.i tl-1
gJ El,AJ 81 Ntst 10Th 81 luOruaol gwen Eiiul'"A'5
OF guJd scLOls
CEVFRAL highly educated LADIES desire
- pos tons a. GOVEh NEssIs or TEACli -s ~ pIiae
fan lies IT ,en highest testimonials a., ~ nIaI -
ar,er ana guaiHcators TEACHERS AGENC1' ir'VI
Chestnut ST.. FhaGr ii1a-
TEACIER.-A young lady desires sitn2-
uon teacher In school or private aig 70 teach "a
gASh Branches iatia Muse fully qualtd Hnl yvl'
ueided Address X. TEACHERS AGENCY, l,1V' CheSt
| Iut -, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
nnMFsTIC MARAKr,.

UAvly, May 30.-Spauish gold 2I8g2lSt,. Exchange
suII riifi Statts nOui sugar uull; No. q -.
d 4a4ya, reals = arTODa
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

rVHE INTEREST COUPJNS mIf,rn. ~
4 l. 1876, on the CoEeoli atel N,rrrs-r ..r .-a
Company vi be "a on pres .tofilU 4. .. .rf '.a
paDy ~ rhl,aicigaia or Ia aErry, 30 l.l. .rg +.
the civ ~ New org, unless Che O,l Isg. l.,, -
pIws. po ~ a,'l, s,. ~ y , ~ 1aa,aeau o. o. - I-
T. -. BOND VIC. u.......
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

Tho rcccipts OF quicksilver al rHn ftanc.S.O ur ~
Ia,s nm saw amounted 10 3,l7J TASKS. New machinery
nj r most poWer al description 10 Low beng erected on
the Eccicr Justice, Sayaet, Hale NorcrosS Hould a
curry Lazy Bryan, aui Alta AiHc., on t"c Culi'."ch
M srt al v,cn IS being made III EASTERN foundcr4es
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financial.

a MEETING of FIRST MORTGA AGE BOND
= HOLDERS OF DUTCHErS Al COL a. ~ 81 H. r ~ 20
ncyt ii a M 10 Ia act pgnrd 10 frrclos o sae on
Stt iuu OLIVEk W. BARNES, lUr Com 0t B0ndL0ld-ts.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

1 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for Bows
a ard trls lultr II years " rm u miles from
Sew Yrs 10 per week Tor board washing tuuon AM the
comfort. O. a criEtty home .
scholars may be boaiaed during tie SulnhCT Nacdo 10
cei.i.- the bett o. care.
Aprly TO Ms. II. &. NORRELL, -,
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nANANiA TRANslr STEAMSHIP 20.

TOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA, AND p.
CI5IC PORTS, via I~CIfMUS OF PANAMA.
Sailing from Pier -. North River.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

WFFIIF " .TTE 10
AMERICAN EXPIRES COMrANl
Y1HE BOARD Of DIR
Z PANY have tins day ticcl
DOLLARS g93l PER SHAR
July neXt
The Transfer Books VIII bc
TO the sd day VI July next. y.
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Ar0RTH GERMAN LLOYD

y STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.YDhf,
sDUTHAMP1ON, Al d Blts aEN. ...
CDNPANY's PIER fo0l o. sECJN D-5i. HNBjh.N
mOrFt S,tir,av. June 3 WISER ~afur't,. June y
F-KEH SATURDAY. June IOl IO-ti~ Safnr.aF, j % p
RATES or PASSAGE from NEW-GOkh - sou thAI"
TON, HANIkE OR BRENt y
FIRST CABIN, 500 gold. SECOND CABIN, SOU To-
STEERAGE p $50 c'lr ntr.
Tickets az reduced rates. Prepaid s1eefa5e '-'
Z sssl,s
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C,RrAT IrrsrERN srEAMsuIp -
NEW YORK AND HAYANA DlRECT MlH

these nrst-ciess steamships AL regularly at d. from
Pier No. l3 North Rivr a. follows. -.......
steamship WfLM lNGIoN w D. i.oDAt Nay 81.
ste4msnip CDLU& lri......-.I III N'pA4 aH..r
unsurpassed. For freight o. la-.-, sF %
WILLIAM p. CLYD. n Co., S0. Bowling sg.e8.
NICK EII.AI, LIfllNG < Co. AGENTS Iu Havana
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

FVAtif II VAIL =. =. LIN
4 ron CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA, AUSThAIlA
NIW-ZEAIAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA, 3D. = to't o-
Sailing from ri p foot OF CdIai-st.. No N RIVER. -.
FOE SAN FRANCIsCO Va fSfhMUs or IA MANA
ACAPULCO. "Wednesday, Nav y. a. ~ noon
Connecting for central Amcrc and tie o lth Pt.lf.
FROM SAN FRANCISCU To JAPAN And CHINA
CITY or TOXIC. Jane /
For freight aPpv at he foot Of Canast y X
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

An AMERICAN LADY residing in Dresden,
~ SaIouy iaiO her family limited Iumer 0i
YOUNG LADIES wlO may desire 60 study GERMAN thqr-
oughv with highly educated German lldy residing Ia the
family. FRENCH aHd NJ, SIC also taught
Fa those desiring slpeo advantage. nd ta same 'he
hom- comforts and care ts is an nuusua opportunity.
i Iruf G. ". ATIIEETON,
Rutcecs Iilege. New Brunswick " J.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

-ITNN , SIUJNN. r, =, -,
MANHATTAN Gas STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOIL,
and ali kinds Of Brooklyn and NewGOrk Gas secures de"i'
a. hv GEO. H. PRkNrISS.
~ A" Room IS, 30 Broad ST., " Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31

New York, Havana & Mexican Mail $. $. Line.
- steomors leave Pier 3. N0rh yer, ~ y. %.
FOR HAVANA ONLl:
CITY OF IT tiSD W Jnel
CITY or NE lDA;,;:;' KAN @f, l.-s y
calling Havana, Pro Campo ctv, ln-i3n ad isa
CITA OF AERt ia III l.e JA q. Juno 4s-
~ T. MORT. & SONS. Nos 81 and 30 Fro1'Trr.
Steamers will leave New Orleans May g aiI J-as = 1i
Vera ,ruZ and all tie above 20
New-York tribune., 1876-05-31
CdIn rY.

a HOME. with suitable care and Instruction,
Z iyr SIX boys students. icv IlFlr Monsoon Mass
INSTITUTE especially for YOUNG BOYS.
n !. ~ y rs a ~ LL.ll.s-a I'D /. i 500 per yu-ir
The daily gazette., 1876-02-19
THIRD EDITION
SUICIDE.

On Saturday evening last, James
Burke, an aged man, native of Ire
land, for many years a resident of this
county, in the vicinity of New Leeds,
but for the past three years living at
Linwood, Delaware county, Pa, ate
his supper with the family of his son,
John Burke, at New Leeds, where he
had come to visit the day before. After
supper he lighted his pipe and went
out of the house and was seen no more.
The next morning search was made,
and he was found hanging by a small
cord to an oak tree, not more than zoo
IDS from his sons house. The cord
was attached to the tree so near the
ground that he had to bend his legs to
tighten it, and when found he was al
most in sitting posture. No cause
can be assigned, except that he seemed
to have an apprehension of approach
ing want.
Coroner Litzenberg was notified and
summoned jury of inquest, wh0
through their foeeman, Judge McCau-
ley, returned a verdict of suicide from
mental REPRESENTATION Democrat.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-19
RELIGIOUS.

Hanover Presbyterian Church. -
Preaching to morrow by the pastor
Rev. l.. Marks morning and evening
All are cordially invited.
Prayer meeting in the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
corner 9th and Shipley streets this
evening from n to 81. All are cor
dlally invited.
Second Baptist Church corner OF
4th and French streets, preaching at
1913 A. NJ. and 7.30 p. NJ. by the pas
tor. Baptism after the evening SER
vice. The extra meetings will be con-
toned every evening next week ex-
cepting Saturday evening.
West Presbyterian church. Preach
ing to morrow at 104 A. NJ, and n p.
M. by the pastor j. M. p. Outs. Sub
iects. "Unbelief and Faith as seen in
Cain and Abel" for the evening. 'The
Love of Christ as seen in his Death. i"
The revival meetings will be continued
next week.
There will be services to morrow as
usual at the First Baptist Church.
Preaching at 1880 A. N. and 7.30 p.
M. by the pastor Rev. T. NJ. Eastwood,
baptism after the evening service. All
are cordially invited, seats free. Sun.
day school meets at Q A. M. School
for colored people meets in the hall on
| 18th street between Market and
Orange at p. M. A cordial invita-
| ton is extended.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-19
Public Sales.

The following is list of public sales
advertived in the GAZETTE:
Feb. 23d, VIM. Z. Ford, Kirdwood.
March I'd. Geo. Jackson, near Will
mington.
Feb. Oath. Ella ]. Husbands, Brandy.
wine Hid. a
Feb. 24-Mansel Tweed, Kimble-
vile, Pa.
March Cd, Chas. Mitchell, Mil
Creek, Ed.
Feb. 26, L. w. Stidham tS Son.
Wilmington,
Feb. 22, John Townsend, Middle-
Feb. 90, Thos Webber, Christiana
Feb. %, Abner, j ohm II. and. Edw
Woodward, Christiana Hid.
Feb, 81, VIM. Negandank, Mil
Creek Hid.
Feb. 81, Sill & Bailey, Red Lion
Pa.
Feb. 25, Jas. w. King, Wilmington
Feb. 30, Philip s. Mason, Kirk
wood.
Feb. 23, Geo. r. Townsend, Whining
ton.
Feb. 23, Geo. r. Townsend, Whining
ton.
Feb. 90, Geo. II. Townsend, Viii
mington.
Feb. 23, Geo. r. Townsend vii
mington.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-19
FOURTH EDITION
General NeUs.

1t was stated at New Orleans yest,r
day, that a majority of the Conserve
tive caucus opposed the impeachment
OF Gov. Kellogg.
The Legislature OF Maine has passed
a bill abolishing capital punishment.
and substituting therefor imprisonment
at hard labor for life.
The articles of impeachment against
Lieut.. Governor Davis, of Mississippi,
were presented TO the Senate Of that
Sta yesterday, and the case was set
for to-day.
The Senate Of Louisiana yesterday
passed a resolution instructing lis
Committee on Finance to inquire into
the truth of charges that the Mayor
and Administrators of New Orleans
have misapplied the Consolidated In
terest Fund; also instructing the At
torney General to prosecute the guilty
The daily gazette., 1876-02-19
Stabbing Case ut Dover.

At Dover, on Friday night, l1th inst, a
gang of boys concluded they would
bump" youth named Ford, that being
their way of investing newcomer with
the boys of Dover. Ford seriously OBJ
jected to such an unseemly and ungen-
tlemanly proceeding and kept out of the
way as long as he could, but the boys
watched for him and as he came out of a
store attacked him for the purpose of
subjecting him to the humiliation and
atfording them some sport. In the strug-
gle Ford defended himself with knife,
and with it wounded lad named En-.
right, who was passing, and who says he
| was not in the row, seriously about the
shoulder. Enright, with good care, will
get well.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-19
PRESENTATION.

! At the Central Church, on King
ear Sth streets, last evening the teach
IEs of the Sabbath school presented to
II. EdwaId T. Taylor a handsome set
silver ware, including seven pieces.
he presentation speech was made by
T. Chas Stewart, who said he hoped
y. Taylor would accept the gift as O
pken of honor and respect which the
nachers felt toward him.
hr. Taylor responded in very mp
opTlate manner, saying that he was
tally unprepared for such demonstra.
pms OF love from his fellow workers
pd trusted that they would accept his
post sincere thanks.
DR. Taylor was formerly superin'
hGent OF the school, which position
held Tor twenty years, and fulfilled
e duties with marked interest and
putty de was succeeded by Mr.
omer Barry.