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STEAMBOATS, ano Rallpoao,.

n n'vtt,t, , III IA nISyst n,ffE ~ ~ bVarS
e. Pier at $40. and 2itn ~ at $50 A. NJ Landing ut
Nvack ana IsrrytOwn (0Y ferry DoaD, West Point
NewDursn Pong keepsie hlneDcck, Cat-kill. aud Hui
SON Close connection ALBANY with train $3.50
T. NJ Tor the West, over New York Central, and COM
mepcing slne go * special lrain TO SARATOGA and
RoU ID LAKE. To West Point AMI kewDurSh AMI
return same day. 81 Poashkeepsie, $3.50.
A PEOPLES LINE stesmDoats for Albany.
"a Saratogs. aud q West leave dai,y (sundiys cK.
cepted) ato NJ, Pier Al, y. H., foot of Canal
DROOKLYN, New YorS. ana Newburgh, by steam.
ID boat ARMENlA-Leaye Fulton ST.. Brooslyn. at 0;
Vestry st., New YORK ~ o. 20, aud 2itn st gi5 A. NJ
landing at Yonkers Iona Island. Cozz,ns West Point
and Cornwall Returning. arrive At Brl0Nyn +. NJ
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIO. 81
TO ION ISLAND AND RETURN. as CTNTS
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Mist,lltrsJi,.

nANDRUFF, also prckly heat. easily and quickly
, removed oy using "Amyfos."
For sale NJ
TARRAET'S New York.
MEEKER VAN DYKES, nrooklyn,
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Sabinss Banhs.

Sablnes Banhs
ROWERf sAyINGs BANk.
semi-Annual Dividend at the rate uf Six Per Cent
per snnum on ali sum. of i've Dol and upward and
not exceeding One thousand Dollars and Of Five Per
DOLLARS, and not exceeding Three thousand Dollars
wnich shall have been deposited At least three months
positors and will De payable on or after MONDAY
July ~ 1875 n accordance with the provisions OF the
bylaws by 0rs sSS ri .ef lrni BLOWS President,
O. H. cooorsnALL, Secretary.
RROApWAt SAVINGS INSTITUTION, ec7
- broadway, entre nee on Parx placc-Interrpt on
deposits entred thereto for the six months ending
DAY. July n: FRANcis r. scHoALs, President.
PETER CUNNING. Actuary.
CLAIRMONT SAVINGS BANK, corner Green.
The trustees have ordered that interest paid A. fo
lows; At the rate Of per cent per snnum on sums ~
exceeding 1900 payable july H. All money deposited
on or hetore July 10 VII draw intrres IRON july 1.
DAVID p. SWAN. sec'y. s BRoADwELL. Pres.
nRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK,
34l and S43 Bowery. corner Sd st.
The Trustees OF this Institution have declared the
semiann dividend all deposits entitled thereto
JULY 1, 1870,
as follows:
Six per cent. per on oil sums OF se 900 and
under and I'VE per per lnnum on the excess over
o. 900.
Deposits made or before July 10 will draw interest
from July l. 1870.
ANDREW MrLLs. President.
WILLIAM v WFRSTER Aacret.rv
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DBNN,YLvANIA RAILROAD,

II
AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK, DebrOsses aud COurtlandt
, streets Ferries, as toowsi
WITH Pullman PA Cars at nched, $3.50 A. M 0 and
$50 u N. sunday ana $3.50 +. NJ,
For wniamspor, LocK Haven CORY. ana Erie. at
Tltns,ille, Peroeum Centre. and the on Reg .ohs.
For Baltimore Washing on ana the South, Limited
except sunda b3O A. If. >; arrive Washington 4.i6
I'M; Regui4r at saoA. N. Sandy z, NJ. SUNDAY
Express Tor Phiadelpnr. T. 1880, $40, $50 A. Nj. $780,
$3.50 snd0 ~ EmiGrAn, ana second c'ass,
For trains to Newark Elizabeth Railway, Princeton,
Irelton reith Amboy, ilemlng on, helyidrre. ana
other points see local schedules At all Ticket Onices
and 1920 daily 1918 a. N. ano $50 p NJ daily
except Monday. From Washington anu BALTIMORE,
n From Pnindenhis, $40 G;20 $50 1913 iIe0
1854 A. M, 2;i5, 4;05 BIb, $40 $50 B44 ami IO2S
r SUNDAY $40 800 900 liza A. NJ, $50 and
Ticket ofnces, $50 and GA Broadway. 1 Astor
House and foot OF Desbrosses aud Courtlandt SITS.
S Sosss M as and is 9dsOa HO
FRAEK THOMSON. b. NJ BoYB, JT''
oehI Manager oen'l Passenger Agent
SARATOGA Direct route, via CniIens' Lime. Rio
giant stesn a leave Per ~ H. foot Leroy g.
$3.50 excursion tiosets, good for 80 days $3.50.
YHE MARY POWELL, for West Point New.
Durgh, Poughkoopsle Rondout. and Kingston, land
lug Cozzenss, Cornwall. Milton. and New HanlOurg.
siJ. DAILY, Sundays excepted. a. $50 r N. '''"'
Il SUNDAY EDITION
- TOMORROW MORNING,
Will contain eight pages, embracing the NRwS OF
and selected articles g the arssts.! laserost.
FOR sAI-R BY ALL NkwsAkN.
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DAILY EXCURSIONS TO THE PROPERTY
Ladies and gentlemen desirous OF viewing this prop
ertY and also the elegant improvements being made
the adjoining property. can accompany our statesmen
from store, 355 sd AV, N O'Clock A. NJ, take
10 o'clock train from r9ht hand of ferry landing at
Hunters Point. Cross 3ith a.. ferry at pi5 A. NJ,
James slip ferry foot OF Chambers st. $50 to be
time for train. For maps and further information cali
D.w HITCHCOCK,
1856 Sd av..
corner 26th at. N Y,
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yors,s, Garrm9,s, &t.

- SOrs,s, 6nrrInss, &t.
"A separate or together. Apply At 25S Hudson av
Brooklyn. w.
IOW SALE cheap-Nearly new too wagon horss
anu harness. HENRY BOYER. West Farms. N Y.
On 90 CASH win buy Q truck worth $50 Appiv
SDOV this day to EDWARD FERGUSON IQp0frck
DC g., noar Grand av,. Brooklyn.
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SITTING DULLi
In an early number Of H1rpers Weekly will be com.
menced the Autobiography OF SITTING BULL edited BY
PORTE CRAYoS and illustrated with fac-simile engray.
ings from the Chiefs own drawings.
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)AILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Xxx GRH,ERfssoNs TO

A AFRO CuARTER.-ste,mbo Fort Lee
~, will accommodate 400 passengers price $50 to
300 per day. Apply In the afternoon At III Fulton
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~ Fare re1uced-By the swift steamer ARROW.
SMITH leaving Jewefs WHAT, DroONlyn { 23b p. Mi
pi,r 81 Ea-, river 2t3 NJ ana loot s3d 81. 3P, N.
Returning leaves Norwslk At 1850 A. NJ. iy SUNDAYS
excepted connecting each way with Dan Jury and OF.
" Il ana New Haven railroads. Fare, IS cents. Ex.
cursiOn tickets 90 cents.
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Situations cdiani,o
A BAK ER wants good situation for a foreman on
IN an klnds Of r'lu and cake and q gOOd second
mani on bread aud ca.e city country Gail or adj
oress Tor Two days 20 Orchard st" near Canal st.
A STRONG young man u 10 wishes a stu tioa
hara work. Please call or address JOHN VEllH. 296
A BAktR (Germam) GOOD second IN nd on all kinds
IA OF Dread ana common cakes, wishes steady place
CAL Tor Two dAye at sos East nth st. near Ay. Il.
GERMAN baker waits steady situation as fore.
N man or good second hand bread and cake. Call
i61 NorfolS o.. room 10.
A EE-PECTABLE girl. 10 years old wishes a
~ s,lnalon TO do light housework and mind cnildren
No "a Montgomery 81.
A sMA nT young man. aged II, wishes TO learn some
N good trade plumber preferred, AddTess
THOS. QUILTkR, sos TIN av.
hoy is, reading with his parents. desires 10 learn
trade Call or address bis parents D.. o5 james
TND PRINrERS.-A Gordon cylinder pressman
wants situation "a the city or country can 10 q
sv- Wy.
VWbhkEHs,.wan ted, = situation 10 take ohsrgo
- on bread aud cake or uthrrwlse. Addreri G. N,
oAser ~ ConErc" ST. Jersey CITY HelRhts New jersey
WANTkD-A situation BY y Young man Is confeo
TONER and nst clpss Ice cream maker, best refer
snce ian De given Inquire 81 AZ Av b. second noor. at
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7 .ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

hOCKAMAY BEACH AND FAR ROCKAwAY
QUICKEST ROUTE TO THE SEA sHoKE.
Trains leave Long Island CITY for Far Rocka~ay and
ami 5 T.. II. ~
For. Far RocKaway os5. eoS A. NJ, 500, $50.
RetuInin Leave Rockaway. beach $40. l1eo A MI
1884, 2.i6. $40. 500 r. NJ. Far Rocxaway 6.25 T.
1870. 1899, ii;Ss A NJ 1854, $500, 4:23 q, o;6i
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for Rockawv Bach and Far ROckAway o. 10 II
A. NJ; 1870, $40 p. NJ.
Returning Leave Rockaway Beach II 80 A. Mi4ha
$50 N. Far Rockaway 746 11:52 A. NJ. 4:23
b;2S, 6:27. $50 l.. NJ. '
Take ferry at James slip (foo Chamber ST. Sundays
excepted half ~ hour before departure OF trans or
ferry loot saith ST. T.. dali, hfteen bl mnutes be.
fore departure OF trains.
For trims to Babylon Sea Clin Glen Cove Sag Har.
Dor shelter Island, dc, &C see local time taOles
Baggage checked at all Westcott's Express ofnces
from residence to destination.
nLD-ESTA BLI-IiED LINE for stuyvesant,
~ CA IhklLln aud intermediate landngs.-Stcamer
Andrew Harder, from Fran.iin ST. (Pler 3bJ TUESDAY,
Thursday, aud saturday steamer Monitor, Monday.
ednesday, and FRIDAY b p. NJ.
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Address HARPER q BROTHERS. New York.

SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MORNING,
VIII contain eight pages. embracing the NEWS OF
THE DAY. and abundant supply OF fresh, original,
and selected articles OF the greatest Interest
PRICK. THREE CENTS.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSMEN
, 1876-07-29

priest said, ct is from the Pope" the
dog wagged his tail, and received the
morsel. Herr Jox thus took pains to
prove that his theological and political
sentiments were not above the compre-
hension and sympathy of the brute crea-
ton. For this offense he has been prose-
cuted under clauses 1870, 185, and 200 Of
the penal code, and has actually been SEN
fenced to three months imprisonment.
Perhaps DR.. Falk may now teach the dog
only to take bread when his own name or
that of Prince Bismarck is associated with
the gift. The trick is quite simple, and
there are spaniels which can be made
Ministerial in politics, with q little judi
cious training, and with every change Of
Government. But it is a pity, we repeat,
to lower the standard Of canine virtue.
AS to Herr Jox's imprisonment, perhaps
the story is untrue. There are stories
very like it in Suetonius, in the life of Ca
liguIa. But then S%uetonius was an ina
ginatiVe historian.
, 1876-07-29
THE RUMOURED SESSION OF
HELIGOLAND.

The persistency with which the rumour
of an intended ceasion of HoligoIand to
Germany, in spite of most categorical de-
malls, is spread abroad, and the absolute
silence observed by German official papers
justify the supposition that the question is
merely raised in Berlin to influence public
opinion, and exercise, if possible, a pressure
on the British Government. Agitations in
favour Of a cession of the island by persons
totally %unacquainted with its conditions
are much approved Of in Berlin official
circles. In Heligoland no joy is expressed
at the idea Of being incorporated with
Germany. The inhabitants Of the island
are entirely satisfied with EngIand's sway.
The people Of Heligoland entertain a per-
feet horror Of the general CONSUMPTION and
its accompanying high taxation in Ger
many. Gambling houses ard other evils
having been radically ~annihilated, and
peace and happiness established on the
island,
, 1876-07-29
E1us og Lod

No. I3 6stergade i Christianstede
bIiye opraabt til BortsaIg we'd 3 otfent-
lige Auctioner i Overeensstemmelse
med Placat 22de April 1917
A%uctionerne afholdes paa under.
tegnede Contoir ON Eftermiddagen
Kl. 2 slet som f0lger:
Iste Auction Torsdag den Tide
August 1876;
eden Auction Torsdag den 3Iste
August 1876;
3die Auction Torsdag den 14de
September 1876.
Conditioner, Notwithstanding
og andre SaIget yedr6rende Docu-
menter vile vare til Eftersyn paa
Auctionscontoiret fra lode August
1876.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener til.
Iigo til Efterrttning for Panthavere.
Nhristiansteds Auctionscontoir den
lode JUL 1876.
II. A. JURs.
, 1876-07-29
"<@%N||@VW WVVV01NFNN~~
LIBELLING PRINCE BISMARCK.

The dog is the friend Of man, and, so
far, man has not succeeded in ~corrupting
him. It is therefore rather a pity that
Herr Jox, q Catholic priest of Brockscheid,
should have taken the trouble to indoc-
trinate his hound with Ultramontane
opinions. The story, as it is reported in
the F~ronkurter Zeltnng from the Trier-
sche Zeit4ng, is really scarcely credible.
Herr Jox was in the company of some chill
dren at a school feast, when he committed
the awful crime of Disappearing Prince Bis
mark, and of taking In vain the name OF DR..
Falk. The method of his sacrile8e, and
treason was in this wise. Herr Jox took
a piece of cake from one of the little bows,
and offered it 10 bis dog. The animal was
going to take it, when the priest said,
at is a present from Prince Bismark, -
whercon the intelligent creature declined
it. An offer in the name OF Falk was
efused in the same way but when the
, 1876-07-29
PEDESTRIANISM At EDINBURGH.

On jane "a Weston retired, having com
pleted 435 miles out of the 500 he had set
himself to walk in six consecutive days,
He has announced his intention to accom-
plish, before GO days have elapsed, the
task Of walking 500 miles in six co0secu-
tive days. 10 the course of the day Wes-
ton was presented with q c~hronograph,
which he deposited with the American
Consul until he has accomplished the feat
that brought him to Edinburgh.
, 1876-07-29
g. Lot

No. - East Street Christiansted,
belonging to said estate, will be put
up for sale at 3 public auctions in
conformity with the PIacard dated
22nd April 1917.
The Auctions will be held at the
undersigned Office at ? O'clock n m.
as follows:
lst Auction on Thursday August.
18th 1876;
2nd Auction ON Thursday August
3Ist 1876;
3rd Auction on Thursday Septem-
Der 18th 1876.
Conditions, appraisement and
other documents concerning the sale
may be seen at the Auction Office
from August 10th 1876.
This advertisement serves also for
the information of mortgage-holders.
Christiansted's Auction Office July
10Th 1876.
IT. A. JURS.
, 1876-07-29
PrOclama.

m ET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
W H0ker CHRISTIAN PETERsENs 30
under l3de dennes efter hans egen
Begj@ring er taget under Skiftebe-
handling som fallit.
ALE og Enhyer, der have Noget
at fordre paa nnynte CHRISTIAN
P~ETERsENs Fallitbo, indkaldes herved
med 3 Maaneders Varsel til for UNI
dertegnedc Skifteret at anmelde og
bevisliggj0re deres Krav.
st. Thom@ Skiftcret, den lode JUL
1876.
P. Nj. ANDERSEN.
, 1876-07-29
ekjendtgjorelse

net bekjendtgj0res heryed at en-
" Session vii bliyc holdt paa Boet
efter afgangne pensioneret Garni-
sonsl0gc, Oycrlpge Emil Holm af
Frederiksted Huset No. 30 4 30 j
Kongensgade i Frederiksted Onsda-
gen den l5de September f0rstkom-
mende Middag Klokken 10 slet, hvor
da Udkastet til Regulation i Boet
vii bliye trcmlagt, og hvorefter dette
forventes %sluttet.
st. Croix, Frederiksted den 24de
July 1876.
J. D. RAPHAEL. G. GYLLTCH.
Exccutores testament.
, 1876-07-29
PrOCIama,

nile og Enhver, der have
Noget at fordre paa Skillet efter
atgangne Enkefrue JANE COOPER
STRANGAARD fodt SMITH og tidIigere
afgangne Egtefelle, Major ANDREAs
SIGFRED STRANDGAARD, indkaldes her
we'd med 3 Maaneders VarseI til for
undertegnede Skifteret at anmelde
og bevlsliggjore deres Krav.
st. Thomm Skifterct, den lode
JUL 1876,
P. M. ANDERSEN.
, 1876-07-29

B~cgjering af Christian
e steds Skifteret SON behand-
lende afgangne James Bruleys 30
vii Diet navnte Bo tiIh0rende
, 1876-07-29

miscellaneous continued from 1st Page.l
Cuba (St. Jago), Jamaica, and the United
States of Columbia, intended for convey.
ance by French packet, will hence
forth be dispatched from London on the
evening OF the 2lst of each month, with
supplementary mail on the morning of the
22nd, that is one day earlier thar at pre-
sent.
A company has been registered to pur-
chase and work submarine telegraph
cables and land lines along the West
Coast of South America.
Out of three millions of INDECENT children
in England the average attendance is but
two millions, so that to make teaching
general there remains q million to be
brought in and it is feared that if this
be done entirely at the expense of the tax
payer it will tend to pauperise the masses
by relieving them OF the obligations to edu-
cate their children.
A German house has succeededth the other
day in a contract for about 5000 tons of
steel rails for Italy at 15s. per ton less than
that rendered by English manufacturers.
This job may or may not have been inAu-
enced by political considerations, but it
shows at any rate that the state of trade
is at such a low ebb throughout Germany
that manufacturers are content to work
for next to nothing if only to provide the
industrial population with the means of
living.
, 1876-07-29
AUCTION.

0T the request Of Christiansted's
III Dealing Court in behalf CT the
estate of the late James Bruley the
, 1876-07-29

NET bekjendtgj0res herved at I'd
~ kast til Rcpartitionen i afgangne
JACOB S0RENsENs og E~ftcr}eyendc
Enke ELIZABETH S0RENsENs f;elleds
30 vii bIiye frcmIagt en- Session som
afhoIdes den lite August forstkom-
mende XXI. 10 sIet Formiddag.
Frederiksteds Skiftcret St. Croix
den I8de JUL 1876.
G. SARAUW.
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ALEXANDRIA, Y A.
MONDAY, DECEMBER II.

Mr, Carl Schut.s proposition to refer the
presidential succession to the Supreme Court
for settlement, does not seem to meet the ap'
nrovs, Of any Of the prominent men Of either
na1ty, the laws delays and it's uncertainty
making them unwilling to submit the question
TO sach tribunal; and then, too, unfortunately
for the welfare OF the country, since the Chic
Justiceship has been offered to such men rs
Caleb Gushing and George II. Williams, the
reliance upon The justice OF its decisions is uo'
as great as formerly.
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Effect OfR8ssIcaliSm.

CHARLESTON, s. G., Dec. ll.-Sixteen ne
groes we're arrested in Abbeyi'le county charg-
ed with the murder of two white men whom
they ambushed and shot, near LoWndesville,
on Monday. Six of the negroes made full
confession, duplicating their fellow prisoners,
and divulging plot for the murder Of the
white men of the village and capture OF the
women. Twenty of them we're in the conspi.
racy, and they had begun the butohery by
slaughtering the TWO white men. Of the Blk.
teen arrested thirteen were started from Lown-
desvilIe to Anderson, the intention being 10
send them from Anderson to Abbevlle by rail
road. This roundabout course was adopted to
avoid lynching by men who were said to be on
the direct road from Lowndesyille to AbbeSille.
The prisoners started for Anderson on Satur.
day under strong guard, but up to last evening
have not been heard from 1t is rumored that
they have been intercepted aud lynched by q
party from Georgia, but no confirmation of the
report has yet reached Charleston. Two of
the prisoners had been hurt when captured
and the party may have stopped on the road
to ease the wounded, especially as the weather
has been so cold.
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that the circular was just such document as
campaign committees are 10 the habit OF circu.
latipg, that its purposes we're legitimate, AMI
that no secrecy was observed in its distribution.
1t is intimated that Governor Kellogg will nc,
issue the commissions of the lately elected ci.y
judges, but that when the republican I.ee!sIa.
ture meets the courts will be abolished and liz.
ones created, the judges OF which will be ap.
pointed by theGovernor. 1t is probable thai
no democrats will 60 into the returning board
Legislature, but that separate Legislature viii
be organized consisting of the members reag
elected, and the democratic candidates for Stat.
Offices will be naugurated by this body.
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[ By Telegraph. |


NEW YORK, Dec ll.---Stocks active, very a"
settled, lower auu iegerish. Money Coli
1913. Governments dull. with Ell ulsetttc !
feeling, and lower. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and nomins!ly unchanged. Cor.
dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Decr r. ll..--Eir2inia dcio.t.t
6! V!rgiuias, consolidated, GS: do. ID series -.
Cotton quiet and firm; mildling r. tl2;'r
strong demand fair; Howard ST. and Mestecn
Super 25a$5; do. Extra 25aSj IS; Do Ram
ly CAST; City Mills Super 25aSIi do. @Atr:
s 60a$G 80; do. Rio brands 2Jas. tO t"!':I,
So 75 Wheat firm and quiet business Io$!Eic..
cd by limited supplies No. . Western red hi /,
No, 3 do. 49, Pennsylvania red l35al+-2; Mar
land red, good to prime, l40all, do. amber ~
al55 white l25sl50. Corn-Soulhern quiet A'!i
steady Western fairly active and easier ne"
Southern white and yellow tis36; Vest"
mixed old spot COZ Dec 69i !; new spot ana JA'
81. Oats quiet and steady Southern primo :.
a3Y; Western white 3is39i do. mixed BOA g.
Rye quiet at 70s72 Glover Seed dull at "a
A. Hay steady demand fsir; Maryland ant
Pennsylvania prime lGa$IS Provisions qW'9.
and firm. Pork ST. .. Bscon-shonlIeTs i
Il; clear rib sides VI hams l41alo!. Lard re
tined 1l!all4. Butter-good grades active M
firm low and medium grades dull and leas.
Western, good to prime, 22a2l; DO. extta tho @''
27 Coffee strong; Rio cargoeG lGal9! IohAnt
lG!aZOl. Sugar dull and steady at II Mh',~
ley quiet and e shade trmer at 81
PHILADELPHIA, Deer. ll.-CatLle du.: m
steady; sales Of 1906 head extra Pcnn=! !'aa'n
and Western Steers a. Gate; fair to good 1"o; .
common 4s41c. Sheep in good demand; -.
CT H. GOO at 4aj:c Hogs unchanged.
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Oregon.

SAN Francisco, Dec ga press dispatch
from Salem, Oregon, says that the following
statement by the democratic candidate for
presidential electors has been published 10 last
evenings daily Mercury, headed:
TRUE STATEMENT TO THE PEOPLE OF OREGON
InasmucE as grossly false statements purport-
ing to relate what occurred at the holding Of the
electoral college to-day are being industrIously
circulated by the members of the republican
psrly, we, the undersigned, submit the follow
ing a. faithful detail OF the proceedings in
question in the said electoral college, held in
Salem on the 9th day Of December, 1876
At the hour of twelve there were present IN
room designated es the one in which the electo-
raj vote should be cast the following persons
]. C. Cartwright, J. II. Odell, j. ". Watts.
Harry Klipper, w. B. Lsswell and L. A. Gro
min. At the said hour the door OF the room in
which the said electoral vote was 10 be cast was
onened, and the Secretary Of State handed to
Mr. Cronin An envelope containing the certih-
Gates in trplicate CT the election 81 electors CT
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The scent Of the roses hangs round 1t still.
Ex-senator Foote, says thc Washington Ma
ton, may De considered Az habitue Of the
Senate floor and it would not be surprising Ii,
III the midst Of some exciting debate. he should
forget himself and offer to take q part III II.
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The supply Of Flour on hand Is very !...:
and but little is coming in; prices have u
ganced 2jc on all grades, ant tho market
steady st quotations. Wheat Is irm, with iigt:
receipts; sales Of 1869 bushels =: l2jsl42 10.
coln mon t prime; No strictly choic, was OLE
ed. Receipts Of Corn have lal!on Oh, ~! pis@:
are firm st 65sG4. Rye steady a. -. 40 Ga:
reported. Country produce is coming il 4...
freely. Turkeys have declined, and Egss .ls.:
advanced Dressed Hogs Sc. ri Quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-11
MARRIED..

At Huntsville. Texss on tbs y!h nit. 1t IL.
Episcopal church. by IT.. Rev. Aos. Graz
Rev. Il. J. BROWN, Of Bryan, and Miss j. =!
AUBERT MARkHAM Of Hlntsvilio.
On the 9th ol December, 1T Grace CAui>".
Plains, Va, by Rev. w. II. Il. Powers, .!
p. HERBERT, of Baltimore, - REB ECGA.
daughter of Robert Beverley, esd. OF Faulute'
county, Va. No cards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-11

Dir. E. l.. Gregory, of Petersburg, messeng
er to convey the electoral vote OF Virginia to
Washington, arrived 10 that city on Saturday,
and deposited the vote Of the State With Vice
President Ferry, at the Senate Chamber.