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Buchan's Crcsylc Ointment will kill the
Screw Worm every time, and cure Foot Rot
IN Sheep and Cattle.
Ruch,uB Cresylic Sheep Dip Is IN infalli-
soap, it ponetrates at once to the skin and
Kills the Scub.
Duchan's Carbolio DislntectirG Soap cures
Mango in Horses, Dogs ana Caltle, and KILLS
Lice, Flcns and Ticks on all animals,
BE sure Jas. Buchan ~ Co.'S name appears
ON the lnhpls, All others are counterfeit ana
worthless. WM, T.. RIDDER " co., Princi-
pal Depot, SO John street, New York,
Observation-Disclosures
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a Ton Of Pits.

In single day 1000 pounds Of DR. TUFTS
Liver pills were shipped from the port OF
New York, As an illustration ofthe progress
of our country, this Is worthy OF record in
the Centennial year. scpt0d2w
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TITS SOXODONT the whole world tries,
TsSOIODONT which purlEes
The breath and mouth, and dirt deilcs.
'Tis sOHODONT for which we cry,
WIN only SOIODONT Wo buy.
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III Y ERSIDE
INSTITUTE,
LISBON, TEXAS
SEVEN MILES SOUTH OF DALLAS.
EhD JAS. Il, MALONE, Principal.
MhS' \. V. MALONE, Associates,

VIII open on Monday, September INA nr ,,I
close June I, 1877, Pupils received nj mn" my,
ume, paying Tuition Fees from date of on.
trance to close 10 said session, due n,wn"y
IN NdNnnoe OndMNnf nnIrnnnn WV "-NNA
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10 Trade or Exchange.

HOS 000 Worth of Mo. Lead Mining
~ = y ,OOO stock to loan 10 settle hams
Iupt claims, or exchange east for goods
ADDRESS STOCK, postonlce. sentTN'5 las
EARM-A highly cultivated farm VIII
goou mouse, barn, orchards, etc, in iii.
Address Editor Herald Pi,iiSS ,,y'
w ATCH-A magnificent magic coso goid
w watch, for u secondhand hu,,,'v s snd
hnrneS. Address box IN. "e anu ~,
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FOB WORi-Tho Herald Office Is now
u receiving large COnSignments of job
papers OF all descriptions, and asks an
Heads, twhito and colOred) Letter
Heads, Note Heads, Statements Cards,
Circulars, Etc, printed ny cheap as the
cheapest and neatcr than the ncatcst Bring
in your orders and get the benefit of our
"Summcr Prices"
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BOARDING..
Found.

q 4 PER WEEK-At Mrs, NJ. Turner's, n
~ 4 W. corner Of Market street and Pacific
railroad. sepl0-2t
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State
Agricultural and Mechanical
COLLEG
b r y A N, TEXAS.

The first annual session of This institution
of learning will begin ON the second dav OF
faculty:
TH0s 8. CARTWRIGHT, A. NJ, President
ana Proiessorof Mental and Molal Philuso.
ply.
ALEXANDER HOGG, A. NJ, Professor of
Pure Mathematics
MAI: h. p. W. NORRIS, Professor of An.
piled Mathematics, Mechanics ana Military
Tactics.
JOHN 7. HAND, A. NJ, Professor Of An.
clGnt Languages and Bellies l.eitres.
Z. r. u. MARTIN, u, D., Professor of Prac.
tical Agriculture, Chemistry and Natural
Science
W. A, BANKS, A. NJ, Professor of Mod.
ern Languages and English literatura
ID. pOkT MiTHE, NJ. D., Surgeon.
GEN. HAMILTON =. BEE, Steward and
superintendent of Farm.
heappointments OF the College are nfe.
rlor 10 those OF no other Institution Of thr
same grade in the country. The bnlldlpp.
are elegant and handsomely furnished. ana
we entire expenses OF nine months. ipcIug.
ing clothing and stationary, need not eg.
ceea s2O Tor pay students, or s2yy for STAT.
students. $40 ''-
dhc discipline win be military.
Inc requirement for adm lssiou A. br,r,
oiency IN the leading brancue- 1i an I'm.
room. '' '''''''
students will be expected % bring t,.,.
ped clothing towels, etc.
For circulars, containing full psrtlcn,ar.
dent. WN EATInSEII 'nI-
secretary Of the Board Of Directors, A. and
NJ College. EcntIiI a., '''
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boar1 ana Tuition payable in ndvanco.
runry OF each year. "'i III red
y M, ,b,-special attention paid to Spelling
WCAIlON-Tho lnRtitutc is located in mn,
OF we nest neighbul hoods OF Texns, Ard Hnt
SRifirS cn not be sold within two miles ofit
Of nc"ess S' Loiv, FOUR times month Easy
~, INC great central city of Norm poya l-
me el,izens have lately expended in i,ti ntS,
up nna furnishing the Institute over ST 6oo
For further particulars address, " '''VVV'
onooJ AS. II. MALONE
"'sV'""'" Dallas, Texas,
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Wanted-Partnors.
Wanie do Buy.
Wantcd-To Rent.

HouSE-A small dwelling house near
1 ! business center, on monthly payments.
Address +. A., cnre Herald office. SEM N
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L. EVA post office key. Owner can have
N 1t by calling At this office. SeplO-2t
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Miscellaneous Wants.

HOUSE, want to rent house with 1--WE
L 4 or SIX rooms, good water, near business
ueHtre' M iterhlu nlllce. nug9J u
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~ ANNASSER-Wa Wanted travelling agent
y for legitimate business References
ms to ability, ana $500 deposit required. Good
situation for the right man. Addrrs for one
week, u, b., Herald Office sepli-lw
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rLERK-Onc that can loan about $500, or
" Will sell an interest in business eStab-
lished. Address y. q, box 2S1. sept2l q
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4.
N it by calling at this office. SeplO-2t
Lost
Cox By a POOR MAN-Who can lily
" - y afford 1.-two tens and Il liYe. The
finder may pay himself and leave the re-
mainder at j. G. BOgel's or this Office. i-2t
nUCKETBOOK-A small black morocco,
/ containing about ~ In small change
and several Olher articles, Y0luelcSS to any
body hut the owner. !, the person who
found the book Will return lite to TINS office
he can keep the money AZ a reward. seplB-2t
For Rent.
A LARGE ROOM-Furuished or unfurn
n ished, with or without board, to II muf-
ried couple, single lady or gentleman, Pleas.
ant situation. Address a. b., this oilice, l0-2
DWELLING HOUSE--Largc and suitable
~ for n boarding house, near business.
Address. W X, care this Office. sept2l.9t
nWELLlNG-W with three good rooms well,
~ stable, etc, on Pearl, near bryan. Ad-
dress "tlouse,H Herald office. Sept2-2t
uOUSlG--A good house nf 6iS rooms No.
Ill DC Nlowdur street, IN the "CednrS." In
quire at the mouse, or of j. NJ, Hayes, 2lO
commerce street. septlo'2t
| AND 800 acres OF sodded ana fenced land
IL for rent on Pacific railway. Apply to
this office. seplG-2l
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. Charles Nordhoff u work on "The Cot
lon States viii be published by d. Appleton Co
Prof Moses Colt Tyler will describe the
University Of Michigan IN illustrated paper I'D tue
February Sert6neTs.
ID. Appleton g. Co. are abOnt to issne new
,ries of French instruction books ON the Marcel pah
prepared by M. Marcel himself
The Rev William Arthur of England ls
writing a history OF Uitramontauism based upon uo'"
ments not hitherto made public
The Penn Monthly, a handsomely printed ana
attractive magazine published In Philadelphia has com
oeted the sixth and upon the seventh year oi s
existence with undIminished prospects
A new volume by Prof a. s. Packard Jr''
editor Of The American Naturalist Will be published soon
by Henry Holt & Co. who have assumed the publication
Of his "Guide 70 the study OF nsects OF when they
have ready nth edition. The new volume eopOurh
illustrated octave will be, Lie Histories Oi hhnas'
including Man. ,
Cne of the most remarkable incidents III the
.hronces OF the civil war will be brought to light Tor the
orst Tin in Serners for February in "a Piece OF Secret
History" This n "A letter from Gen Lee To PRESIDENT
Davis In 1864 which throws new nght upon the chiN-
Of the former The letter has been IN the possession
of Confederate soldier in this city
So far as the book trade have examined their
accounts they TO show retail business which was
the same or a little better than that Of last year and
publishing business about the not quite so good
Beyera publishers report that while issuing fewer books
their total have been ~ large "a those OF last year.
which is rcial gain aud possibly not literary
loss Among the novels OF last year. Dr holand +
From Jest to Earnest" in the I4th Mrs. Wilson's In
feIlCe" In the 3Oth.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDN
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-yoRK. Tuesday, Jan. 4. 1876.
The following foreclosure sales were made at
the Exchange halesroom to-day:
Nv 4. H. Mnisr & Son.
Binding. with plot 3dave cor OF l2'ihs po' ,oo
ellIlOO; Opt nhemtr 'r-''ooo
Nv D. g. Laurence 4 o.
story fr and bk with lease OF lot or n = OF f-T,
ISth 81 2l5 Il A, lot 2jN02, Lease daied arm
NAV l. 1869 for II years Jos HinlOu f'"V
By p. H. Ludt0V q y.
Gis GR OF w,s H.s' ~; o " 500
lots aon on 9h zoe sS' 10 b"s Nm !, $500
Nv r. II. Ddrits 80
ofy san,sb S1as n.uIe .. et lS o Jacob Gter s2s2,
Rg N. ". l0Gfss
story and basement brick house aud lot on Hof
Il i7ths so of lstaye lot 20ii6 Eliza James sSil0
By 4. j. BisecLsr & son.
3 story house and lot NO lf2 nyTtleaye. -, am
80 sofGodsi lot ljxj0 Brooklyn Mary Bogart soooo
By Jas w. NiU>r.
] and attic frame house front) 4st0y hrick
house with lot, No Monroe NJ, bet tatle- 80
rine Market st, lot 25IiuO; Is McCahl ;:.-lO,OoO
/ plot l3Sthst, + corner Honcaye, extending
through TO l37hst, Morrisania t23d Warll. size 100
D2b'; & Freedman i"'-'"
story and basement brick house aud lot on l2oth
st, 1881 II Of LIST ave, lot l6sxloOll Ann t. o
3story and basement brick house with LOT, No79 East
7ui D. l26 n Of Isl ave, lot 2JI9fG, Bern
hard .'......................... l3,45o
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

NEw-YORK CITY.
18Th. -, $50 n Of 10th I00N 1922; Mara
Age to feIrenre r. Reynoids ........... s.. 900
43d ST. II T. 15D n Of lstaye 5Ox2OO 10 4ith st hall
part Of caroline Adler and husband TO Adelaide Ann
Harry and %ife TO clara WaiifeIder .,.... $4,000
BENJAMIN T. FairchIn Nominal
Cornish 10 William FARRELL Nominal
o,n ~, and Il viz xfe 70 Emma Fl M Shee,cr 1900
a E"iinson 70 0i,ia Thompson ....'-..'-. 1900
wife 10 cbri.ap Alsfed "',..........-'". 1900
sST. ssSTss'1t slesuund Meyer ana $1,000
Wstl,elser and n.and 10 Robert Barry ... 1900
Weser m and o1 George Henews 10 John echmt el0O
Van vakenSnfsi and Vile to David II McApin 80. $500
17ths ~ II Of Avenue D. 25ilV2 "llhelmlhs -,
WeSsr and 2hsTy JoPp San aTe 5 Edward
i dale ref Globe Mutual Iifo Ins Co ..: 1900
o2ns., po.o 70; to panicI + Van Vaikenbnrgh - $4,000
63d st. $50 of 5t ave 25IlOO5 same to same 65o
C3dst l7j eot 5have 25iO05 'ame 10 SANE ioo5
6Sds 200 Of 5haye 25rlOoj samr to SAME lAOOJ
10 }IaT Tefcrss to Jas Kent 5000
sf ISeeS seimitt to Ann. MnnhoTfo 1890
'1't TrteI ~, Il Walsh to VIM Lookup -. Nominal
'h IoreSs SEvi and wife to rStcr Bfnnner $4,000
46thst. E. $50 Of flhaye 2oHIooi Nnna u q ,oo
n,S.i~ miah RsnScGy and VIE @Jamcs wa,tn..... 10000
Koeir a. aud ~ "ife to JACOB Licrcr 1900
'1,'I - ksa6oy ~, to Nav l. .fnoii . $500
,12th u. T. 1865 uw OF 4thave, lGlNlOpll 900
Swiib referee to Elias r Hopkn....... ........ LOO
',a :, . 10" zoo u rr o. -, @ 3. "S . ''S' 1873
.0dciaii j. y. S,vA.f Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
Amns ements.
DOOTHs THEATER.
Begins 7:45.

DOOTH's THEATER Begins 7:45.
JULIUS CESAR
with rkable cast, including
LAWRENCE JARRETT,
r.. l.. DAVENPORT,
and magnificent scenery costly general Ramphernaia
GRAN ID PROC ESS ION : and WONDERFUL TABLEAUX,
viii be given EVERY NIGHT and at the
SATURDAY MATINEE
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

csl,r,r John and v fc IN FrcdsucA Happen lIuatee go
n sagthst l1thaSe; 21y'ar~ ......-... s'oV"
Blc,son har,. To Patrick cotton, 5othSi, "lHt
ave: year. '''''
Oclers Christian To Henry 'tuis'r s. TN ~ b"'
\ and y year f'un.uu
Crch carl John Guh. l't ave year -ouO
Al-ed Christian and wife, to Daniel owen, y" -5 o,
Deiancey- I: ? year, o-V"
oaYsea a. ai iG.H,n' th W.. 20 '''' $4,000
Morgan william e ana vif- 70 oscar SmcdcTg Ia ~
st 10Th and lltid dvr- Vcal-. Sfuo
NS@h9s5 "a AIn. s u liz Il .meni 5000
Uinklein. jacob to Henry Mas, ssof 'ih ~ oi 1900.
Avenue nstslmcni .... - fV"p
Koelhr Joseph 10 Christine Hornius Soi'dsi NO .,
Brov.n Wm II ana others. o. JosephJ Lawrence. IS
~ 10Th Of 7th ave .....--.-.. 1000
= aat corner of rrncc ana Mnc ,i year 10000
.pee orIiaT Q; so ~ Of 81 ave- yeaf. 1000
Robert EnuIa. and other, 90 Anna g. Buell., rs Ot ,
lOsiisi. between "a and th av'~ rt@t- .'... Io"p
fader ". wife, 4, i~,Ikt ID Kane aud
others u Glst ~ Of lOiayc. years 1000
Johnston. lewis. and Vife. 20 WIN Woodstock. "a.
of gthAve of 18Th years ...... 1000
F,igr. Caroline AMI husband. 10 selma VI weber.
81 Il3th ~ lstave year .........-.-... 1900
koscL wenz aud wife to A!an ~imob. s 0f t"lum
bra -. oi Dclantryst years ....... ..... l''o
Hil August. and vile. 10 J1cVb krunmull,r, = ~
t1th " oi - ave; uztaIncnt- iNiV
Wr@-ell. John G. aud wife. to Ann Lane Pui Others
Of 18th -. Of CtL ave . years .-.....- a,ioo
Rergrnanr. Llzsbeth aud husband, 60 j NoL, - . q
2daye. II Of 55thst, year ........ ....-.. loo
Bl4shfuurc, Thomas 10 Henry vs. Lee, ~ rfth ~,
Hbircth. watson !. 10 John y Wat.,n, : Of Iefing
ton Of 4letst ldatef lH'J dn" .--....-- 1000
Emma 4 and husband, Q" limothy Donovan,
n .y. "a ~. Of 81 az" years ... ..- 800
Wssehiiu - vs4 -ii- ," --.--..-M -'9'iylt 49,.
~ Avenue G. Z Oi l.th II Yeas "r'I''.'-.t,,f '"
lOncsl J. y. sA1AGF Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
Gllualiono Uante0-- females.

A DVFRTISFNENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THk
UP.TOWN OktICE- NO I.23S Broadway, cor. Thirty
frst st or IDS west Twenty thrd-t, cor Eighth ave
100 Third ave, cor. Forty sevcnthst at the HARLEM
OFFICE, No. s.9-l Third One.hunired and
twenty 6urlhs ,Haiien savings Bank Building up toe
m, atresyla Office Tates
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Dusiness Chances.

I'OR SALE-A BOOT and SHOE STORE,
doing fair business wen located, stock small, and rent
low A good opportunity for mechanic with some means
Address II. WILLIAMS, Box 40 Post Office.
New Brunswick y. J.
E'OR SALE-A firSt-class TEA and GROCERY
STORE BROOKLYN; would take part cash. balance in
nearby estate Of the be. corners on the
For particulars call or address v pENYsE,
"a Grecnvichst, y. 7.
rNO CAPITALISTS.-The best investment
ever offered rights under patents granted for
metallic boxes pans. and Of various forms also or
mechanism employed solder needed instantane
on-. Apply Immediately TO HENRY MARTIN, box sVo'
Glcnwood, Mass.
rTO CAPITALISTS.-l want a gentleman OF
Il means 70 oin the purchase of MARBLE OF AIRY
IN II perfect working order and lside
being great bargain paws handsomely ia buthess
only class parties need reply. Address ,,on,r
r. o. BOX 2 3G0. Boston, aasa.
WANTED 10 borrow So. 900 on trst-class
w Improved city Property worth $4,000 Address H. *
Box 10 Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05

uOTSEWORk.--A situation for general
1 hou-rVors by good ABIDE. willing 4lr s a Ar COO.
vasher and rouer wen recommended Apply at lss
We.f -
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
Counlrp nrdI @eiaie for Sale.
Gin propsrip 90 Get.

AFFICES TO LET.-SOmc very desirable IN
" tho buildinss35 aud Beekman IT. and 1873 and l3J
Nassaust HuLAND WHITING Betkmanst
DULAND a. WHITING. Real Estate Agents
III New Post ONCE give special atteu
10 the OF estates also 10 tho renting oi down
property.
rNO LET-An elegant BASEMENT 20x50,
Il in nne building facing city Han Park tho well
adapted for hrst oass billiard having high ceiling
light and access Apply 10 J. y. "YCKOff Co, II
Park
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
1876


100. 1hh IC'O.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1876.
This STANDARD and valuable statistical Annual will be pub
ushd on or about January 1876 and in addition to the usual
Calendar Astronomical Pages viii contain many ne"
features of great merit ELECTION STATISTICS VIII be
unusually complete, and, as they afford the latest
Indications condition OF parties before the opening
the Presidential Campaign there viii be an unusual demand
for them among politicians and all intelligent citizens other
striking features will be
TRADE AND COMMERCE
l. Gold Value Of total Imports and Exports Of Merchandise
into aud from United States for q years
of Imports and Exports OF Merchandise INTO ana
from tbs United Kingdom for 2l years
III Table showing United states the Balance Of
Imported and Exported and Of the specie Move
Tor 20 years
" Table showing for the United Kingdom the Balance Of
Merchandise Imported and Of the Specie Movement for 20
years.
Foreign Trade OF the United states for FIVE years
vi. Foreign of Great Britain and lredpd lot hve
years
Imports and Exports between the United states and
foreign ending June 80 1874 aud 1873 dis
tngushng the countries in the order Of the total value o
their trade.
VIII Imports and Exports between the United Kingdom
and foreign countries years ending June 80 1874 and
1873 distinguished in the order Of value OF their trade
IN. Foreign Trade OF the Dominion OF Canada.
STATISTICS OF THE IRON MANUFACTURES OF
THE UNITED STATES
Compiled from tAe Report NJ swsnk secretary OF
TIE American Iron and Steel Association.
COTTON STATISTICS.
l. Total Crop in each year since 1890.
H. Exports Of Raw Cotton each year since 1867
Ill Yearly Imports and Exports OF Raw Cotton lsto ana
from the United Kingdom since 1859.
AMERICAN AND BRITISH SHIPPING.
Total Tonnage Entered and Cleared at all Ports o. ile
Omitted States each year since 1857.
Total Tonnage Entered and Cleared st all fOits ID
Vnted Kingdom each year since 1857.
TONNAGE STATISTICS OF THE CANALS AFp
,,nr~yu II ~ % n no - .<-Sys
OMITTED STATES REvESrE ANb EXPTNDrrrRE
T'IIF FOREIGN MARKETS FOR OUR BREADsICFFS.
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES.
RECORD OF EVENTS AND OBITUARY RECORD
FOR 1878.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT-The Cabinet, judi
etary and Ministers to Foreign Countries
FoRrY FOURTH CONGRESS, with Committees And
above stated,
VERY FULL ELECTION RETURNS FOR 1875.
All Of tie information in THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC is
couped from authentic Trustworthy and much
of Lac never before published Nothing will be omitted
to fully maintain the high reputation heretofore held by THE
TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
Price postpaid 2j cents Five for 81 at The Trhune
counter, six FOR 81.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1876, and THE DAILY
TRIBUNE INDEX for 1874, postpaid, 40 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New York
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Gituutions Waute6--G females.

IlOTSEWORK.-A respectable young glrls'
! lately landed general houseworket; ~lllhg ar
obugng sos aave jihsi, top hoor entrance ace
New-York tribune., 1876-01-05
Dcriisirp
iilarb!e ano Slate Hlanisls.

EASONI & ISOLA,
v STEAM MARHI z and GRANITE WORKS
ls6 tJ l62 Wet iCth st, Hcaf Broadvsy
Monuments Nanels Affairs, 1gurss, fihng, Wsinscotng
from nnd manufacturers IN Italy of marble
VI every description.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
THE MALPRACTICE CASE.

The alleged bctrayer Of the young German girl,
Christina Brecht whose death occurred in Newark, "
j., on Monday last, has been arrested by Detective
Roche, Of the Third precinct Brooklyn, In Baltimore
and viii be taken before Superintendent Campbell az
the Central oce to-day. II appears that Miss Brecht
who was rather prepossessng was twenty-five years
OF age, and this country but few months ago
She resided Newark for time alter her arrival
when she went TO live with Mrs Anderson, 10 Henry
street. Brooklyn, which In September or Octo0on
last While there sue made the acquaintance OF z
young man named John Stair, Germanv
who Is OF wealthy and respectable pareniage.
The police aege that two weeks ago the young mas
took deceased 10 the house OF female physician ~
New York The girl subsequently returned TO Newark
wnerc she went board with an acquaintance OF hers
Mrs Moos OF No IS Morton street, There she be-
came very ill., and attended by Dr. Gruber Till her
death which occurred last Saturday week from
the eocts OF received at the hands OF the
female doctor The doctor who attended her NJ
Newark gave a certificate OF burial, but Coroner Vree
land had the body dsinterred. The post mortem
which was held revealed the fact that she had becH
dealt with improperly. The police are now endeavor.
ing 20 nnd the woman who performed the operation.
young man named y. Fritz has been detained In tho
Butler street station house as witness The Brook
lyn police ascertaned that the man. Stair had fed 10
baltimore, and he was arrested in that city.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
PROBABLE WRECK ON THE SOUND.

There is apparently good reason 10 fear that
vessel has during the prevalence Of the gales
been sunk, with all board, the Sound, of Peconc
Inlet town OF southod. A ladys ami a child's mur
have been washed ashore, and mast, fastened the
bottom, and having spars, blocks and rigging at
tached, has been discovered az distance OF about two
boom, gan and sail, measuring some so feet in tho
leach by 40 on the boom, found aloat some half
milo to he eastward In fold OF the sail was a COPY
OF the New York Tribune OF February /. Everything
which could be separated from the secured,
and appears probable that the latter Is fastened 10
vessels hull The watermcn Of tho ncghborhood are
awaiting suitable weather for making further nvcs,ga
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
A SCHOONER ASHORE.

On Friday morning the schooner Alice P. Higgins,
Noah p Higgins master from Chesapeake Bay for
Boston, went ashore the point at Jones Inlet The
crew IRON Lie saving Station No. 2s launched
their eboat boar ded her and carried OF her anchors
and with the assistance OF from stations q and
90 threw overheard about 800 bnshcls oysters alter
which toe schooner hauled of and proceed d on
her voyage The Captain lett note OF thanks for the
assistance rcnderel.
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
THE NICKEL ooUNTERFEITERs.

John and Thomas Loughery, who indicted tried
and convicted Tor counterieng live nickel pieces
aud who subsequently broke Jail in Brooklyn while
awaiting sentence viii be arraigned in the United
States Court, before Judge Benedict, at noon to-day
for sentence II Is said that their counsel General
CatlIn, will move for q new trial
The New York herald., 1876-02-28
THE MURDERED SAILOR.

The Jersey City police the track OF the sup
posed murderers Of John Mastorson, tho sailor who
was beaten to death and thrown under the trostIo
work OF the Delaware Lackawanna Railroad. II 10
believed that the deceased tracked from HobokeR
alinr he receiYnd the money from Captain slocum.
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Senior Captains.
Sheldon SturYeon-Sixth cavalry.
Henry W. Closson-First artillery.
Charles G. Bartlett--Fourth infantry.
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follows:-
Brgadier General-Joscph Holt, judge advocate gen.
eral.
Coonel-Robert II. X. Whiieley, ordnance depart
mcnt
Lieutenant Cooncl-N H. Mclean assistant adju-
tant general fact March 3 1870.
MajOrs-John r. Bruce. Jacob r. Burbank, James II.
Mears and Brantz .Mayer. Paymastcrs-David McKib-
bin, Tenth cavalry; William silveN Fifth artillery
(snce deadL
Captain-willIam Thompson, Seventh cavalry.