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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-07

THE BALTIMOR READY MINED
i PAlNT-the best and cheapest ready mix
cd Paint extant In color it is rich, dark,
reddish brown 1t is especially adapted for
painting railroad depot buildings and station
houses, brick walls, weather b ardins, iron or
wood fences, barns, stables dairies or other out
houses 1t is also capital roofing Paint for
either wood OF metal. Price per gallon ST ~
in 10 gallon lots 81 per g~llon, or III ~ gallon
bbls SOC per gallon. Shipped 10 the country in
any quaint ty desired. This Paint has been in
use in Baltimore for over four years and with
entire satisfaction to al who have tried it We
have secured the exclusive agency for this sec
ion of Virginia.
NH II JAN Nh q w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-07
DR. CONS.
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.

THE HOME MADE SHIRTS.
Warranted made of Xxx Wamsutts Cotton and
No. 2lOO Linen of the very best custom made,
and perfect tit. Price ST.. Sold by
81. B. Hoomes. D. F. BRASHEAR,
a 81. Morehead. No. 100 King street,
Alexandria, Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
COTTON MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, March 2.CottOn quiet Mi.dag. l2e Low
Nidiine. q u Sc, GOOD or mary 10 SCI net leceI
I'm MT $50 bsies cosstws. 200 Daiesi sales 200 bales
S, 0IEASs March 2-Cottou lTm Good demand Mid
dlins &c; Low MiiGng, lie; Ood ITunaIy, 2c le'
is cole Ialrs Cur G,2i9 baies exports, the
CoD1ent ~ l24 4.G76 bales sles. S.Ot
sSyaSSAI Msroh otton quiet; Mdding. I2c; Low
Middhng. l0ae Good Ordinary, DTc net recelts ooo
Laes exports 10 GREAT BL 1929 GALES 70 tue Contion
S49 baies cUastvis, 1oJ bal1s; saes 1U Ia s'oek
MOBILE March 2-cotlon quiet Mid:ng, he; Low Mid
dliug. lie; Good Ordinary, S2 net fecepts 900 Da
gross 79i bales exioliH Great Britain aieSi CO
wise 10 bales sales, 0l0 bal stock, 90 az bales
MEAPaIs, Marco 2COon 4ulet Aiddlug, lzci receipt
l,Jl bales shpmenta. 80 bales sales W 1ae s'ock
BALnMoaE March 2,-cost0n duh and nom nal; Miudlng
l9lac; Low MA lang. III c Cool Oidn.y t~lUc sios.
pal, sIdnncrs. z ba5Ss siOok, 40 % bales
Phi AbBaPFA, March 2Cotf0D dali Nldd 2ac. Low
ding. lie Good Ordinary. ~ Sci net receipts "a
GILys Tos March 2-Coron quiet: Midiing, l2is; Low
MdiDg llc Good ord 97s; net receiits G2O bae
grosS ~ baes exports. Gfat Brllan, 1901 bales
10 Tie 67z bates coastwise. u Uaies saes l27
I.ouIsyILLK March D., ottop quiet; Middling. l2c,
MLidIng, l2c. Good Ordinary 10 e net recalgs 10
ba.es cfce S6S bales sales sos tales stock rs i2s bales
Low Midding lie 0ooi ordinary, 1l2ci MT recciPs IA
bars exports Oroat Srtan. co. baesi sales ivi bales
xUaUsrS March 2-Co steaayi demand sood. Midlns
IL 5o. NbiliHg 10 ca Ilc Good ordinary. szc
roceiDts 100 bales; salss 524 bates .
sinpn en l5e baes saes SiS bales stogk S,s3l bales
~. Lot Is March 2.-tOt D det |; hiidhnF 10 Low
bales shipments LISP bales sies $40 bales SOCK 2Io9s
balea- .
receipts. lBS exports, Ia Graf Britain ~ Das
ooastwse Laos bales sales 2s5 bales stoc 1873 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EIfRnpEAS MARVEra

IIvERrooI, March 2-12:SO m-cotton Is quiet and
changed Middlng UplandS 6iisd Midling Orleans 6ss
sales 10000 bales Including 1000 bales speculation and
export receipts 1900 DaeS Of which G. 90 bales Amer
cam Cotton 10 arrive mer and dearer sales OF Mdding
mDandS Low Middlng clause, April and May delivery. at
0isgd.
fNERrooI. March also p m.-saes OF Midding Upands
6si Bac0n 81 y Long Clear Mddies and So 3 for
short Clear Midiies Talow. i38 Y ewt
LlyRRPooI. March Pa y m.-Sales Of Middng Upands
Cotton, Low Midling clause, March delivery, at s do
Powt
LIVERPOOL Mar $3.50 p mof the sales Of Cotton TO-
DAY 800 bales were American sales OF hidding upands
Low Mdung clause. June and ], ~ delivery AZ 6'S3i
1lvEhrooI, March 30: % p m-Cotton 70 arrive strong
and 81 Tia for account United States bonds 1868 108
Erie Railway shares, l6le; do. Preferred, 81 p
LONDON, March 2-l;3O D. mPris advices quote Rentes
6Gf 85c
LuNpoN. March rs m.The bullion In the Bank Of En-
gland increased a91GOO0 during the past week Refined
Petroleum, 954d. gallon.
LONDON, 3-Y15 p m.-The proportion Of the Bank
OF England reserve to liability which last week was ASK per
cent, Is now Al a per cent -
into the INK Of fsn Sland balance 10 day e4SOOO
LONDON, March "a D. Unlimited States bonds 1853,
10 p Erie Railway shares 16 PARIS advcas quote Rentes
at cot 62b0
LONDON March $3.50 r. m.-Re6ned Petroleum. I'D
y gallon. Spirits OF Petroleum. 6l2a9i. gallon.
LONDON March 2-Evening-SplrIts TuTpenGne 249e2
y cwt
PARIS, March 2-Exohange London 25f 1Sc The spe-
ols in the Bank OF Fauce has increased Oo0 dng
the past week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
noMEsTIC MAKKErs.

Ss sS.S ' Sa - 20 ens H1 ~ z
Mne4t % 900 bush; Corn o9O bush Oats I3Mo 1Ishi
a ssiisy Gno hSUSs Ou Wheat dull INN SHES 1000
IA; cluT o. %ivate terms Com dull sales Of
cars New, track, at 5oc LIS aso o. private terms
Ms. sample sss at g ori ns M 10 iG
oScAeo March sFloqr quiet but qPGnas.a r,S What E
spot; 80 oO. Apsili 81 as Mays No 90 $685. nsJect a
s 81 H. 4S Sd A April isac 9If
s9s rr Nay hlxs
S g. April o ne @qy ~, ss G mar a ,ss
rn al 50 40qsy IS PorE active and hgses a. ga 90
"a sid "a sst fss and a is S y As b%1
Meats steady AID 1r1n saOa as % Ss SGCr Rio slds
Hour 600 ODs Wheat $1,000 blsn Cora lOS0o 600 bush n"
"3,i SoOq SSs % s @nsSt @ $500 Sas
9qsh cat 600 Sns ssr YO Sas sa sy S and
essr Corr and oats nncanGt,l or. 10" or
ClxcSsSn 4are1 2--fi8ar quiet aud Gnehange. Wheat
%,f "a lssnS al ids t oss q at Il Ees s
nominal dun and prices s9aas yer saits 1t a.
GroSn aniPs bog higher prices. iaraDenand f,ir, AID
,rS inas Ke Il ole Bn is sons AMI nrnT
sioaDeIs. S'sSoe lesr hI ,s IL SOLE casa i2oj
good al fn Prices shoulders, 0s4c u mo si iSc'
a ahcsSgtt iIog.T5.aaad silraei inn, aity
s. soess lS; Heavy, So .6e$9 4o receipts, lO6o
IISHTkEE. March 2Flour quiet ss,sdy;, Wheat
arn 40 Milwaukee, q oo2 liard CO. q Az a. a. :
TO- u Od Ap 81 ON May N 81 o' &c. ss s e %
~" 2 Frts, 20 NJ i.e 10 Doe; May "a iac, .7aey
40 e es IT,. Do p1 2I 6 lt ~ i S% 90 nc :
Kct e. i2c steam. lSc swee, Picked i,arns II.
Slzg rg SEATED slo st ST. ; hose s,.s: SoHed
81 S0a*@ so Eecr76o oS,s Foa o. 300 w Ss'
PHlLADEi PiA Ma. Oh 2-tetroieun easy lsegned lSAa
n STS a: re os hns sa SsA S sal u 500
Incl ming y sc9ns9 ana hinfSo,I fny a. ~ so ego III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EEsYoSK March 2-DEEyEsAr1vals only Is cars all at
non eday Ids MAKES O2S booves since 3lOpGay
saas. eoSJ same tue LIST week. The market rules sio
" rough oxen Sss - iOr I'll nian s,sis s.
Dor fair " oil cattle iew exceeding
Sg Ss-aes 7tsts s;oos y jcsst aas cars ssi
bail, A. "es1hel4Ser, CARS with Snsie care from
,6 IS 81 q sOls good ias ~ ~ Missouri cattle q
So l.VV at sesc 30 n sod4 couG0n 90 cw. MIS-
s.S' savrson. 1T kea SO rough and only medium
Hsa . sst Ccioia cattle q. Toe, 90 aud % kansas
- aadodL 10 l2c 4 10
n la g Tor b. Dorsey 10 rOushish Ohio cattle, 1907
,ds.% esthellner sold 10 western cattle. 1928 b. at
~ sr sO 10 ioash Gio cattle LOO a. At $40 60 IL
S 's an eI ,g 80 p a. to q, live and
e,s INC ma set is slow u lower ric tae bdk OF the
I isurssn had los Backs County 1875 and 100 ~ sold
iSnas % Peter. sold 10 Mount Holly calves mostly at
i ssod BnSks Con,s. loJ n. at I0S0. and 81 at 90
tss 9ss ssia e Jersey salvcs at 100
s. Ne rss - " ~ e, az iGSiOsc being at vesla
HaSs ssS ~ o yss, ~ At &C. s.d Of ia n az &C.
a. az se "a Is ears a. Jsrsy Ct At fory eigh
g. sOstn g more H. the CONT " holders
sss ss inc very ir" aztec UT Of ec tor
.ass Essaay y ss.Ta assSs ar:
sold i7s eoSrss Illinois sheep sOl 10 at Sci
Iey - - az Sis s24 Ihana TO- o. at TIC; and l32
az ys Davis . Is state lambs 20 p, at 7,sc s2
ID in.elh ~ - q; csc. 800 ind ana. Prime. liz %, f.,
Fi1aA ~ %, esc. ana III do S3d %, Mt 50 g. y
es I1d ~. sS' OHIO =: sese s. D. at 6c 200 do IS D. at
Isl Eess - e1 Ts .sa scs S Sa Sn'
h ,asas. TINE last week. Rriees were ulci 4.
el0l - VIZ 20 the nerrt, ~ slaughtered selling 10 u
=. ssAy Sld ni IN, and ~. for LOO u AID
seto No. a. which prize EEo Otls sold
psss March - ATfIE-Receipts $500 head active
tfae ISLE afiatf tse Eivance sBee Monday being about
ls@ = ioSs5 choice a Is iOssS 80, shipments LOO
hsS feepis B0ov head. nctivs ana aben, &C. higher
hshis sy y 4 sss01 made to<isy 81 30 saes
d&fhss Al mcdiua ~ packing ~ Bsat5 2S Pills
8nrss - tOt eAiflae1ts. 4,COD head
teno-a, Z, go Head; active with advancing
saes o. Common 10 extra sbichy at So 26DSt 62e
nsl;n. ~ harcb R-CATitR-I eeoiDts todhy 37l head
% az supply Tor the week thas far 7.si3 keed
slis here. w eeIa u1oogh cCuefnmee The balance
oos a. ~ - ears tof The ne (laer
D- =" VA Hook thas isf ~ esls eessh yve esrs iol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

TIE same week hist year hcs market today fssh
edds ant essls In yards Usold.
Srsxr AND Iisss-Receipts teday 500 head mailing
total supply for week thus II, 400 head,
20 90 head the same time last week. and 1000 bead for
morning. which sold for Eastern trade; supply equal
demand rees unchanged; sales OF Michigan see ranging
sheen. averaging 90 n at So ys,-
ier The week thus far ise ead aganst 600 hoad fer
last year; market slow sales Hight; 1S5
100 az 81 5Ods7 So Workers. fair b good 81
heavy ogs I'm markets ~ light unsola
Bile when good YOrkers cannot be had
INDIANAPOLIS. March 2Hoes 81 5eas7 TO- receipts $50
head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
THE COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JAsEiRo. March lYeserday brlng shroye Tuesday
a. a closest
IOee to-day animated and ces are very arm al OoOO
$3.50 10 AOg for GoOd f1rsS ExOha Rr on
London 25cs Freigs per sail to The ~ glsh channel
Tie average caiIy receps OF Conee ri te %oaA ss1
been Tie sales of the week have beeh
as follows europe the ChanLe lJ0JO bags ior the
United states $4,000 bags for Mediterranean pores 1900
bags The Imcns Of Le week have been ~ follows: For
Erune the Channel 81. o. bags for the United Staie
"a, and for ne aoan ports, lOOCV hagA Inc
total stock In port Is $4,000 bays
SASTOS March 1.-The Is animated, and prices
Il j.6U00J.750 rrs 10 iogrmes Tor SnlerU
e average the week have = LOO Dags
The week comprised the following: rOr EUROPE
$40 la ami Mediterranean ports 29OtO Jas ne
sLlIrnts AL during the week Oeeh 24oJO
bags Iue stock 10 conn utou AT 900 JAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
scrses Carriages, Garness, Mr.

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. ! JOHNSTON
"A iI.aie Johnston u Van fa5seih, =
OFFIt Il, % LfBi.ErY-SE
(Evening Post Iildnc)
THE UOpSR AND CARtIAGB BoANCH OF OUR
HOUS.. as 49, 81. 81, and 2, 1iIiRfEENflI-SF.
near Uniyers place.
The business will b, condrcta precisely the same s'r CO
ana pT.nc!pics character Led o
deal ngs sc and the respect anl confidence oil
tie business community, well as the pabo at large -,
KEGUIAH SALES EVERY TUES DAY AND FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries for sale may be made through tho mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
Dentistry
Sales bp Aueilon.

A. MHGwrS, Auciionecr
DY BANGS, MERWlN g. Co., 656 Broadway,
I'D near Bodlsi.-Sales OF Books. Works OF Art, &C. &c
FRIDAY, Marvh 3, az y. m.-AMEklCASA; early Amer
lea Poetry Hisiury, Travel, Medicine, Theoogy, &c
NTOTICE,-E. A. LAWREN + g. CO., Auc-
" tone rs will sell tho Exchange SaesrOOm, Bfol
way. ESDAY. 7th Marco, g., 1t II ococs H.. tho
rig collect and retain al wnar Which may accrue Tor
tbs use AMI patton. Oy vessels Of more than 1--WE os
brien rain and Bul Ahess owned By The Corp "a
For fun Information The Ciy RecOrd copies Tor
JACOB A. WESfERVELT.
UENHY 4. DIMCCh,
nnissluners " Docks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
siluallons Wantto-- lilales.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TninJ NJ WILL pE IicEivE Ed AZ TIE Up'
st. or :S0- West Twcrty thirsf. orr, Eigty,ay yyo
1bl, ave- cor Party HA fLsM OFFICE,
No IA 4 Tfrdase. hucsl sad ~ saty ssarist
utsrsp sav4ss Bank buiiansh NJ W o NJ Us reEssr
0fncs raisA - anf
4 USEFUL YOUNG MAN tcolorcd)--is "a
n torsngn cepaba tor ofy ceunfyi public oi
pryafs heuss has hst o. ru t~res Can be seen a. ~,
PROTEST. MI HOhEBVHbhVl 100 btb-ste ,Atpye i0lh ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

Paw steady at the quotations. VIE moderate Jao,
tnen y3h hss Centrifugal AZ $500 &c. 81 ds. Meia
n5 100 boxes Moasses Sugar al e ana 5000 bags a
INA Oh Irvaie terms Quotations Cuba-RcEniIg. In
isro 70 U9gao sa7 se Fair sSf &C. sQ7Sic.;
ffne IS4di C. Grocery fair 10 CaOce, oa6f Contriu-
tal N and boxes, NOS 10 L., os0yc M,ld8ses, h.A
Ant b)kvs G2a i2c; Ne.ada. 4GGc. Clay d. boxes ID. S.
hoA 10 6'Sd1 &c. Nos 10 TO ~ 7iza3o. Nos D,
1850 SeS IL 70 rs SeJ9c Noe 40 20 30 sSs1ige
nMle, AO'4c; ftri0 Elc0-is0biHg.
80 Grocery, Fair 10 LOee Si2e Baz. y. s. Nos. 10
iYat 10, Java IS, NOE 10 0lz 7SGos. Manila ID
- Sew oHral s-keIning grades 6.0l 10, Grocery
t@ 95hc han was IN g00d demand asd nrln at 10 %
tVe r formulated lO1s lcStc. Tor Crushed Powdered,
Ageells lor Gut Loaf aIa 92GJ7sc Tor Standard "a"
e5aRB
Market dull with sales Of 100 bbs reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
Nlarole ano Slate alanie!s.

CASONI & ISOLA,
~ STEAM MA RIFLE and GRANITE WORKS.
I46 t. log West iUtl- st.. bfoadway
Monuments, ManteA AItsrs PIguIe, filing Wanscoting
&c Importers from and manufacturers In Italy VI nArUc
work Of every de, crtD,ion
MARBLE and MARBLEIIED MANfELS,
WI NEW DESIGNS 81 upwlri: also MUIuin ntai
Work nj greatly pces Marle turning for the r. de
A. KLABER. No. 1874 East ri hteenth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
freal NoIiees.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.
Houee il hereby given that JOHN COOK and WILLIAM
X. Ihls Lsy trading ~ the cty aud Coaaty oil oansn
n J.. nane, style ID urm Of COOK & IIISi
have tis DAY gnment te subscrbyr " W OF
each separately al bis In yidaa
Is ate cua beeht OF all tcr cred tors and tiat
said croIioI partnerp and pVae, must exhibit tnetr
respective cia under oath or atlnstm 10 the subsc GER
at The Of ldfn e. Scoyel cs1. Msrxrts 81, Camdon
~ j., within the term VI three mouths. go.
-. 10; JOHN BURR Assignee
NOTICE TO CREDIT0RS.-In pursuance of
IN Court OF Chsnrery Of ie State 81 New.
Jersey a certain therein depending wherein BESJA
MIN n. GLADDINa L. complainant aud HE hAfHAr.
TAN BLEACHING AND DyElNG COMPANY. and otser~
defendans bearing date the twentieth day VI Deoesnber
D. 1876 tho undsrs hecsiyer Of The said The a.nat
tan BeaclinR aud Dyeing Company, hcrby gives hoce 10
al rrsaltsrs o. said Company 20 present. 70 hi" ~ .nea
National Baak Bu 1g PateIsen " j. lander 0ath %
ansonj all their several claims and demand. against tho
Co. 0n
being OF said ordr, and n dctaalt
tereof they viii excluded from the benefits Of such dyi
dnds may thereafter b. q eafe1 by Court upon
proceeds and effects Of sald ecrgol 9r , So.
Pstsrseat N. .. Dec 80 lofss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
nna,.ra..
--GAs STOCKS

--UAH STUCKS.
IA. NETWORK. METROPOLITAN. MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and an kinds brooklyn
uDy GkO. IL PREM fiSS .~,
Room 70. 80 Brrads'- n. Y.
A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
bough. and sold py the old ss'atdshed house q
Stock BrOSers and Auettpfsce g.
No - Finest. y. X.
n NJ and 10 per Choice CITY snd County Bends
and other Securities ats ~ years pay
ing 10 70 ~ eon Interest pIonptg pat sale below p
COUPONS of the CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG,
~ Prna March 1, wall paid presentation ~ tbs
efice Of ALLEN a STEAD. ~ Dro&d-st.
rINHR UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY-Tbe annual meeting Of ts stockholdrrs OF The
ynga Paste Railroad Company Tor 's choice o.
that may legally before mestiag. win be hsid az tbs
oaoe % the Company Sy AZ Equitable Bning Boston, On
Stock transfer books viii pe iessa sf;sr ree
BVsten fob 4 1879. E IA. ROLLINS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

HOUSEWORK.-- respectable French wo-
4 man do houscwork in small family. No $40 West
oSih1t third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

uOUSEKEEPEk.-A position wanted by
widow lady hoasekcspcr cal from ii 10 refer.
cnces al Gthave, up Que fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

HOUSEWORK.- respectable young wo-
man do general housework best city reeronce J4S
We st l8thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

OUSEWORK.-- German Protestant young
woman would Ike place In private family IL FOOD
Mo cnok and excellent annress, IL willing la make her
self uso nj can good city reference wages 81 AP
ply at ODELLS GERMAN BUREAU, lOs west J4tns..
,Iucr of I.ra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
Sitnations iranieo-- females.

DREssMAKER.-Ane xp1eaEEi enced dressmaker
~ wants employment by tho day satS.aoeor' '''"''S
Fas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

HOUSEWORK.-Ay young girl to do general
Il Il hoEsework and mind Children 037 3dale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

HOUSEWORk-By young Norwegian girl,
gool roerenca u 10 neral hyusew"r< (; y good
family neat ad con IN W, and person:
ty or country Cali at Eo 500 9Th ave- 23i-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

GENERAL, HOUSEWORK.-A ni,ldle-aged
" woman TO 90 cenersi housework u a small tiay
not SO r1uch Of an object good home city Country
ppod refer West 4lst-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

HOUSEWORK.- widow woman american
Protes;ant ri IA years Or age woald lse pace
IN ~ or COUNTRY do plain cook ng wishing,
aud irrblg; the willing to do chanbcrwork aud
vydnng heTs. useiu can furnish good reference
ADpIy at ODELJIS, 109 West 34thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
Gslp haniea

T ADHESION can earn money by cniitng -
~ lpopa 2. Donltsue Bailing cor bresa"@ anu As-
-. exh AMI y IA -.
DESPECTABLE ChNvASSERS.--Cal be-
IL lwees AID IL g. NJ koc 2. Desnsssie Ba.iss ses'
broadway and foul1erntisA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

DRESSM AKER and SEAMS RESI- r. -.
spectacle competent 10 out by sy, week. or
month cuts ard ft and good dreasmaker a. Der own
machine. les city 4yl West ictl ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

r AUNDRESS.-F irst-class laundress TO go out
i Ly tn day or take washing home. no 5thayo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

II AUNDRESS.-Firs Laundress wishes
Ia lea and Ger tiemens washing at her homo best
OF city reference 2DO West 36thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03
Drsinrss Ghnnees.
Copartncrship Noliees.

heretofore existing un-
81 d IPEs TER Ia riIIS
cd. sent JAMES Il. CAR
lies, and continue the business
EDWIN l.. ABEL
JAMES b. CARPENTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-03

7 ACEWORK, SEWING, &c.--An expert lace
- hand nakos lacework 10 orer rom oIisna ana
re- ira aud cleans aces Is ySH seam
srss; cleans gloves and human lar soodA
call or addteSs95 bthave, stairs
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-02-13
FERDINAND DE LESSEPS.

' EmI.iu Castelar,, the Spanish orator and
leader OF the Republican party in Spain, wri-
ting 10 tbe New York Herald on the situation
of affairs N Europe and Asia, pays the follow
ing tribute 70 Lesseps, the great French en-
ginesE, to waose genius the world is indeb cd
for the mos. wonderful engineering feat of the
age. the construction of the Suez Canal Ca
telar sage:
In this matter the person who has remainad
highest in favor and who has received tba
greatest homage OF public opinion ia NJ. Las.
seps the genius who Uy his intuition divinod
and by has perseverance opened in the heart
of AfricR tGat marvellous communication ne
tween Asia and Europe. His old onnonart
the English: those who thought his pipnntirr
project Was pure idealism, who denied him oil
resources those who decided to oppose that
rapid road 70 tue Asiatio Indies, which was
about to give an incontestable superioritv IN
the nations on the borders of the Mediter
rAneaa over the nations on the shores Of thp
ocean 'hrf hlm to-day the premium due tc
genius, /" valUr and Ia constancy, and hind on
him tGv crown OF light which always succeed,
in every -AaEtyrdom to the crown of thorps
How G:i Tins superior man divine that Egypi
would mite the East and West; Ervnt ~,
land wEeGe Oriental genius was transformed
the school OF the ancient uellenes the linl
uniting Greece with Asia. tho sanotuaFv -
which the seed of all liberties and the idea n
human personality commenced to spring mn
where that statue was begun that was IN h,
alike ;he apotheoss and the conservation n
our civilization Where else were the orac,e,
of philosophers and the observatory of astTon
omers, the sublime incarnation of Alexandsr,,
gepius ard the extensive zodiac of the wisos,
thoughtsi How did he come so to consids,
that nation, which, in Thebes aud Memphis
gathered into it's bosom the entire East. an
by Alexandria all the West; the natior
who was she scientific synthesis of aucien'
history, Rome had been the political syn
thesis, The mysterious sybyl who called III,
inspirations OF the Piatonic Ferbum into tn,
bosom Of Christianity; the founder and th,
imitator of ali the systems which have TORI
her secrets from nature, and the fire from tn,
heAveusf How did he decide that Egypt i,
to be - sAe modern world, thanks 20 a few
strokes Of industry and few efforts of science
the material and visible band which is to units
the continents II this work had belonged 10
more heroic and more poetic times than ours
it would already wear the roseate hues of the
poetry which gilded the voyage of the ArGo.