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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADrAe.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
Near Gmmitsburg, Frederick County MArYland

ST. JoSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADI o. .
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
Near Emmitsburg, Frederick County Maryland.
This Institution is peasan ty situated In healthy and
picturesque part of Frederick county Maryland half
inhe trom EmmiteburR, and two mica from Mount ST.
AAry sCouege It WAS commenced in 1909, and moor.
PoraSed oy the Legislature of Maryland In lst6 The
ou1lolnRs are convenient and spacious
TERMS
The academic year ia divided into sessions of Eve
Board and Tuition per academic year including
Bed ana Bedding. Washing, Mending and
n Son % ? aso e2So Os
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. ''' ~
The Academic year is divided Sessions Of nv,
oSths each, beginning respectively hr.t Monda,
OF september and the first of February.
Letters of inquiry directed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
nos 76 ly - Josepb'a Academy RmmitsbuTc No
ST MARY's DOMINICAN ACADEMY.
GREENvILLE,
Corner st. Charles and Broadway Streets,
Now Orleans
This Academy, under the charge of the Nuns of ST.
Dominic, occupies beautiful site New Orloans
The plan OF instruction untes every advantage which
can ooptrbute to education at once solid and re-
fined.
board and Tuition, per AMMAN. $500 90
Music, Drawing and Painting form extra charges.
Scholastic duties resumed the lst of September
For further particulars address
oc.9f6ly MOTHER PRIoRRSS.
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Inc Catholic Publication Society has prepared .
Now Series of School Books known by the above tts
which is copyrighted.
The following books are now ready for delivery,
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EDUCA. 0NAL.
JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
CST. MARTS)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,

PARISH OF ST. JAMES La
Situated on the Misaissppi River. Sixty Miles Ahc~
Now Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment iucOr
porated by law Of tho Legislature, empowered tn
grant diplomas aud degrees, will open on TUES
DAY, October 81 1916. 1t is under the direo.Iop
OF the Marist Fathers who society specially de-
voted to education. College Point and Convent LApdina
are convenient and regular places boat
going to and returning from New Orleans.
Payable in U. s. currency half yearly in advance,
hoard tuition washing and stationery, per term Of
OocSor tees and medicine, in ordinary of
ness uot AID, per Annuin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a
Entrance fee. t" he paid only onoe.--......... IS
- Extra Charges
Germnn or Spanish. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oa
Dre"ihk ,.-.s 80
Use OF fhtiosoPhtoal Apparatus and Chemicals.. 10
Violin or Piano with of instrument per month :
use OF instrument and music lesaona BRASS Bandl
School Books. Stamps and other sch neceaaarise
p.ss,- S ,, . at current prices
NB-An music lessons be paid for monthly
in advance. ''
RRFERENCRs,
Ills Grace the Most Rev: Archbishop of New Orleans
The Rev Clergy of Algiers.
For further details, apply the Row President n,
the College, or 10
MR. p. PoURsINE
oc1' % ~ NO. 80 tsravter street, New OreanA
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ct. STANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL CoLLKGs
BAY ST LOUIS. MISSISSIPPI

" '1'0H@AH O"A14hesS
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.
This institution chartered by the State Legslaturs
and conducted by the Brothers Of the Sacred Heart
has been in successful operation since Beautifully
situated the shOres of the Bay ding
Of the sea breeze and bathing in the Summer spsI
did location is great Indictment heathfu
and amusement for the pupils The Conn eroial ConTt
comprises all the breaches of good English
Board and Tuition, per session. payable half yearly
advance s250
"RShing, per fssion- IS 20
Bedding, per session, (optionall. 20 OU
Doctors Fees
Vacation. If spent at the institution ----- 50 90
EXTRA CHARSEs;
Piano and Violin, per m onth. each..--.-..--. 90
Use of Piano, month so
Fluto. per mouth. 40
BrAsS Instrument, per month .......--.---- 90
Spanish and German language per month eanh. 10
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. GABRIEL,
my9 '76Iv Director of the College
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
(sT. JosRPH's,)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long ests Institution fnvorHhly known
fifth Scholastic year on ~ WIZ
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SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Conducted by the
SISTERS OF OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL,
NEW IBERIA, La

The plan of this Institution combines together with
the valuable benefits of Christian educa .on every
advantage that can be derived from a punctual and
conscientlous care bestowed the pupils, every
branch of science suitable to their sex
The Course of Instruction similar to that pursued
in the Select Female Schools er Louisiana.
Boara ana Iuition, per Academic sir6
Hyaoio III AZ vance "Very quarter ~
Sbc" rec 10 De PAih only once
~, Nv aehinS lor tnre" months 90
Piano lessons and use OF the nstrument per
month"; -.---.----..............-... 700
ss'T3m
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II n D
HuNH ID d
L hvMrry DDDDbD uxrry
rTs FORMER 6LoRrEs OUTCOME
THE SCENERY SEW AND GORGEOUS.
rHR COSTUMES ELABORATE AND SPLENDID,
THU APPOINTMENTS MAGNIFICENT.
THE sPEcIALTIEs NOVEL AND ATTRACTIVE.
THE BALLET PERFECTION.
THR ENTIRE TOUT ExsEMBLEr MATCHLESs
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ACADEMY or MUSIC,
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 81,
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rHR PUBLIC WISHING TO SEE II. D.
THR TOWN rs WILD OVER H. D.
rHE LADIES PLoCKING TO II. D.
rHR CHILDREN CRYING FOR II. D.
EVERYBODY TALKING OF H. D.
CROWDED HOUSES APPLAUDING II. D.
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE H. D.
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INfPTH AVENUE THEATRE.
II Proprietor and Manager Mr.. AUGUSTUS DALI.
2osh week. i45th TO isad performance and
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EiFTn ANESuk THEATRE
cursn rises 70 Carriages may be ordered for II.
goth week, i45th 70 1920 performance, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-23

THE GRAND BALL OF 1875
TUESDAY EVENING April IS 1876. NJ o'clock. for the
benefit Of the New York Women's Centennial Union.
BALL COMMITTEE
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EnhuNasto reception OF Sho UermAn WonoeF,
LITTLE TODD
on HIS COLCxN CT GOLD.
The Merry Musical Mime,
MIDGET MCDONALD.
The Wonderful Metamorphosia Artist
Mr. W. J. MILLS,
in his Character Songs and Changes Of
Costume, made Ia presence OF she audience
aud With thc rapidly Of lightning.
The celebrated Troupe Of
LONDON DWARF DANCERS.
Tho crest European PEDESTAL Skate Dancer,
Mr.. JAMES MoDUkAiAD.
THE GRAND DOUBLE QUARTET
AND PULL CHORUS.
prominent in which are the Popular yocaiis.s.
G. n. GaIFfIE, g. WORDSWORTH,
". W. SKATES, G. w. PARKER,
FLOYD LEE, A. J. LANDRY
). j. MURRAY, w. II. BKiTELLh.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
LABOR IN MASS1CHU USETTS.

STATISTICS OF WAGES, CHILDREN's EARNINGS, DAYS
AND HOURS OF LABOR, PROPERTY OWNED, ETC.
NUMBER OF BOOKS IN PRIVATE LIBRARIES.
lPRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE rRIBUSEl
BosToN, May 4.-The seventh annual report
OF the Bureau OF Labor Statistics is published to-day
Returns are given from SOs93 persons 63263 OF whom
are males and Il $50 females 339 are OF the wage
class and 55I OF the salary class; 47S6i OF the total
number return 1885 persons dependent upon them
for suppOrt From by employers for 20l993 EN-
ploycs found that the average yearly wages houht
To- -il3 81 and from returns made by l,339 persons
cuployed IL found that they amount To S1lS 81 On
the other hand cent OF males ana 93 per cent OF
as Sls2 ~, aud OF the latter Sl9S 10 Ihe inquest
average yearly earnings for males, Is iOuhd 10 DC III
suffolk County, S57G 10. -, =. ... .to. Il.
From answers made by 4S7i7 males, IL appears that
the average daily - o. The average wdg's VI
females Is seen TO bc 50 cents, but many OF them are
ourstcs and receive their board in addition twenty
three prr cent OF male receivers are tOunu 10
own the houscs in which they live; AL per cent OF thOse
VINO own houses have them cncumbtIed Wlth nOilga-es
Tho average amount paid for rent for males throughout
tho state IL slOg o. and for females S93 o. Whcn tOr
males Is 22l9 per cent OF wages. -, l.,
The average number of hours employed Tor males Is
shown 10 be 1921, and for females lOi0. while the
average for saarcd persons lO4l for males ana 63i
for fcma'es. The AVERAGE number Of days worked oy
males throughout the state is shown to be 2flo3; Dy
females 2J~g6; and the average among salhrieu per
sons for males 2gO29; for females, 1877 As there
al }Os legal worknS days in tho year IL VIII De Sc
that the time lost 10y each male workman Is traction
muIe c than G6 days.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
ELLIS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, n. Y, May 4.-The Governor has
signed the following bills:
An act 10 Tx the for filling In and improving the land
between low water marx on the easlery shore o the
Harlem River. ..,.,... a..
act O amend and coasondae tlo scNc a0Is relas W
tho civ OF Elmri. o,o -. - 81, 1910
for the ncOrpOrat on 81 benevolent char
table scientific, and miss Onary societies"
An act making apprO rtOns for the support OF the dOVerh
ment ,, r., ...,.,, oxno,.os =, ,bo Cav
ernent and cnCes In former appropriations
An act establish municipal court Ot the Cly OF Roches
ter aud TO amend the charter OF said city So, .,,,
An act amend Chap lGO OF tho laws OF loio enueu
An rct provide commission TO investigate the an IFS
Of the state ormatory kma aud TO prescribe tho man
OF such nVCs igatOn' ,e-o .u.,..,
An act authorize the formation of railroad corpOronS'
and 10 regulate the same , e--, s...,.,. n, ,ho
Court OF General Sc siOns OF lhe
Peace I'm and for tho city and county OF New YORK oil
act provide the filling OF sunken lois III the O
Of brooklyn, - -. s,o,o roor,s ber,bs
out pou steamboats, and steamships ana other vessels
c 10 INCORPORATE The Great Tribe of the independent
or,irr of Red Men Of the state Ol NeN,l Otk -,
An act 10 authorize the City Of Buffalo to issue cernhces
"A for pIrpOse OF raising money u supply e
eusncy I'm treasury caused by The deaicauoh vi
the late city rrt a,lrer -, ,,o rr,,so,
Inent or the naVlgatOn OF tho huspn
river and 10 make Appropriation therefor: - ,-,
clerks, deputy clerks anu assistant CLERKS
m the several Of record In the Counties OF NeWlk
and Kings and the SurO gate Courts In said counties
An nc Incorporate tho Fulton Lake Park Associaton
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
THE CHAMBERS ANNUAL MEETING.

The Chamber of Commerce held It's lOSth
annual meeting yesterday its at william and
Cedarsts Samuel d. Babcock, President. IN the chair
TIE following were elcc ed members Of the Chamber:
David g. Babcock, Charles Collins, Arthur H. Graves
Charles l.. Gregory. Edward :. sandford and Henry
Welsh The report Of the Committee Internal Trade
and improvements In favor Of maintaining the Signal
Service weather Bureau and recommending Congress to
make provision for maintaining tho Bureau on perma
ncut basis was adopted. The Committee on
U,rbor and Shipping reported IN favor OF
recommending the maintenance OF the navy
yard at Scw-LOndOn, and this report was huoP'eu.
Samuel Il. Ruggcs, from tho Special COlnEiltlce on
Currency reported that account of the great dctlO
ration In the yaut OF silver which had been reduced ID
market price fully II per cent within IL years III cOse
ucncc of the heavy production, the Chamber OF Com
terce recommend Congress 10 call convention OF lclc
srnayes OF various countries to regulate the monetary
value of silver by increasing Its weight The report
was adopted and ordered To bc printed. .
MIR Cowdm, from the Special Committee on DOCKS,
reporcd the action OF the Committee at the recent con
and recommended the continuation Of the Com
Chamber In the conference Mcssls' Gus
tay Sch Wab james W. Elwe and William II. Guloh were
elected as tue Committee . =, ,,-.,..
officers and mcUNciS OF inc moro npotdh Oo
mittecs for the ensuing year: ,.,- ,,--,.. -. =,
Rrowu. Second Vice President George W lano Treaouer
Francis ). Iathrop; secretary, George Wilson. ..,
EYecyr Omtiitos- Elliot G. COHin. Chairman samuel
r. Rnegrs Bon amin o. Arnold, William H. Fosg and Elliott
comuittre on Finance and CurrncyJ. Pierpont Morgan
Chairman Joseph cgman, Cyrus W. Field Josiah NJ fske
an Gonnt@" ON Foreign Commerce and the Revenue Laws
lanes W. Elwel Chairman; David DOWz, Wllhhm H. uuoh'
SOlon Humphreys, and Gustav Schwab. So, m.
Committee Internal Trade and improvements -John ~
Morris Jcsup Aozander NJ Nlto
Charles Butler and AbTan = Hewitt
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

ANGELL-In this city, May 4 Henry z ANGEL ....,.
ST. on Sa,urlay al IL o'clock. Relatives and friends
invited attend without further notice
BURTIS-At Buffalo " Y. April %. OF apopexy Mrs Grace
T. Bartis OF the late Rev. Arthur Bdrus, D. D. in the
list year OF her
CRIssEY-On Tuesday, May 2 1876. susan f. Crssey wife
OF william Crissey. IN the 5jth year OF her age =,
Relatives ana Tenus are nTooEyb on Frday
The 5th INST, O'clock p The remains Will be taken
GEDET-At Harlem. Thursday morning. Henry Hunt
The remains viii be- taken Shrewsbury N j. saturday
for interment
HECKs-At summit n. J., May 8. Norwood De Forest
FansSi MSGsf Fday sdd May May ). ant at i:5o % m
HoYT-At Menlo Park n. j. May D. Of dphthera, Leonor:
Louisa l., assG /. {. and SSist Edgar % Hoyf '-
KIDDERIn BToosyn on wednesday 1 Nay 3 o SS1 sns
Edward H. kidler in the yth year Of his age -, ,..,
Rsas. srts om aSS The lSsdenec Of Lis srandahe Mr.
Hathaway 43i Clssonave BrooSlyn, on saturday May O.
. O'Clock p N.
KLors-In brooklyn May p in the 4Oth year of her age.
Emma DuT,l wife OF James r Rois the ,unsr, a, the
residence, So south Tcnthst on Friday the ot ih'@ AZ
2p.m.
LoRD-At Fredona " Y, May g. Edward Ii. Lord. son Of
the late Eleazar Lard aged % years , p,o,on, y v .,
sarda May 9 al 20 p % IRON r hns S es ani n
8lS1ut, tgenS. ars ,r,,'r% resivcctGliy iuyitei
the residence Of his mother go Cllnons.
brooklyn. May 1876 Joseph A. Pacen In the S4ih year
and friends are respectfully nysS @ tho to Sh1 ss9Ss
OF Charles Borromco sidneyp corner 9f Sngon
solemn high mass OF requiem VIII DO ceieDiaoo
Tor the repOse of his soul
PATTERSON Suddenly. Thursday, May T. In the 27th
wear OF his age William Fsher second son OF John D and
Emily A. Patterson. -,...,, a.. $780,, ,,or.
Relatives friends are lnVlted 10 sleu 'e
the residence OF his parents l70 East ON
SATURDAY, at o'clock y. IN.
VAN wYCK-May l. 1876 at Perth Ampoy n J Of w9ocp
ing cong Margaret Butler infant daughter Of Php " IL
and SALVATORE Van Wyck aged no tins,
Remains taken Springfield, n. j., for intermenI
wIIIIAMS-At Yonkers May 3, Jane Elizabeth, wife OF
John Henry Williams, III the . IN year OI hei age 49,.
invited To attend IN funeral NOM
her late residence South broadway AT ON satur
day afternoon next.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
VHITTTERS CENTENNIAL hymn
Eron Tns PHILADELPHIA Tina

fror The Philadelphia Tinsa
Our fathers God from out whoss hama
The centuries fall like grains Of sand.
We meet to-day, united. free,
And loyal to our land and Thee,
To thank Thee for the era done,
And trust Thee for the opening ona
Here where Of old, by Thy design,
The fathers spake that word OF Thip
Whose echo is the glad refrain
OF rende,l bolt and falling chain,
To grace our festal time from all
The zones OF earth our guests we eau.
Be with us while the New World greets
The Old World, thronging all its streoS,
Uuvailing all the triumphs won
BY art or toll beneath the sun;
And unto common good ordain
This riyalship OF hand and brain.
Thou who hast here in concord frrled
The war flags OF gathered world,
Beneath our western skies fulhn
The Orient's mission Of good will,
And, freighted with Loves golden teecs,
Send back the Argonauts of peace.
For art and labor met in truce,
For beauty made the bride OF uso,
We thank Thee, while withal wo cfa
The austere virtues strong to save,
The honor proof TO place or gold,
The manhood never bought or sold!
o! make Thou us, through centuries long,
In peace secure, and Justice strong;
Around our gift OF freedom draw
The safeguards OF Thy righteous law,
And, cast in some diginer mold,
Let the new cycle shame the old!
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
BUSINESS NOTES.

CHICAGO. May 4.--No change in passenger rates es
ia Freights are wtakenlhg ~ sau
that made TO day at 10 cents per c"I
BosTox, May THE Auburn IMeJ Savings bank BANK
has resolved not 10 pay the May dividend ihe'c nsay
mn ON the bank; also ON the AndroscOgBn bihK
CLEVELAND. Ohio May All is quiet at Massllon
Say Tne new miners are working at Warrington Mines
under military protection.
FALL RIVER Mass, May 4.-The Mannfacturers'
Trade propose sending agent TO south America 10
make for tho introduction OF Fan River aocs
In that country.
PoRr JERvIs, N. Y, May 4.-The Gazette OF this
plaoo SAYS that during rafting just closing $50
the Lackasnxen dam raining on fom
lsst seasons work OF nearly one hall
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
The FIRE RECORD.
SEVENTEEN HORSES BURNED TO DEATH.

SEVENTEEN HORSES BURNED TO DEATH
Fire was seen issuing from the skylight of
james McDonalds two-story brick livery stable, ut NO
81 Clintons in Brooklyn, about a. yesterday, ana
by the time the 1rcmcn arrived toe building was
wrapped IN flames The cries Of the frightened holsrs
cOu De plainly heard when the flames nrSt burst tOrth
aud the drcmcn used all their efforts to rescue thc Dut
WI hout success when finally the fire had been got
under control found that six horses which had
occupied slals the frat floor had been burned 10
DEATH und IL Others which were In the basement had
hen snn ,ratnd The latter together with about 20
coaches, wagons and sleiShs. belonged To Mr. MELON
aid only two carriages were saved ana thcy were III
damaged condition lie estimates his loss at $4,000 on
which there ~ an Of $4,000 divided equally
among the Home, the Lancaster, and another company
hr six horses on the first floor, with several horses
wagons, coaches. etc, were owned by S y smith Jo
scpn Mlckay Mrs TalcOtt, John Moline, and Phelps u
son Their loss will amount To $4,000. The building
was owned by Joseph Johnson ana was damaged to the
extent OF $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
THE MERCHANTS BANQUET.
,,nrp or COMMERCE. ANNIVERSARY.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNIVERSARY.
.,.l,,,ve NY AIToRNEY-GESERAL PIERREPoNr'
GOV. r11DEN, GEN. DIX s. B. CHrrrENDES' DEs, S
u,II AND wAsHBURN, JOSEPH II. cHoArE' AND
nTurps-NR. PrERREPoNT SHOWS THE DIFF
CrnTIrs % OF THE PRESIDENTIAL rosITIoSnaov oH-,'T,
= I,InrS REPLIES TO SOME OF HIS POINTS
nn,nvrxT 10 PERSONS PRESENT AT THE DINNER
rNoSii, Chornher of Commerce gave its 1OSth an,
ID inc ,ononet last evening, and among the speak,
huai ""a Dan1 Gov. Tilden, ex-GOv. Dix, Attorney
Sa0srai elS @ Perrepont, the Hon. $. B. Chttenden'
Sen0ias In Pev Drs John Hall and E. A. Wash
t sno Iosenb H. Choate, and Gen. Wood,
t"rd Su The remarks of the Attorney-Generail
I'd Of Gov. Tilden abounded in polticai
"llnsiop. The number present was unusually large
and the dinner was attended with much ENJOYMENT
In the afternoon the Chamber held its annual ho0'
inc and elected officers for the year.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
NAVAL ORDERS.
y Nav 4-Cont Oh ,rles X. Baldwin

WASHINGTON, May 4s-Capt. Tn 'rles Is. baldwlu
ordered report TO the Seer arr 81 ne o.
Lieut. Wainwright Kellogg has been ordered 20 the Michga
Erie Penn Medical Inspector DUNCAN has Dee o, ercs
to duty board the flagship Pensacola and aiso 70
the dtes OF the North Pacc station tom
modcre Alexander Murray will be detached member OF ht
Lighthouse the 18th inst and aced on wslns
orders Master Richard Mitchell has been from w
Plymouth and ordered the Monongahea AZ fohnu ne
Master John Keller has been detached rom tne
and granted three months leave. Ensign r. husI"
has been detached from the Mahopac sna 9rIeisn
Jnnata Medical Inspector NJ Browne has been
from the Fleet Surgeon OF the Norm peS
Station and placed waiting orders surgeon j. = kngn
he detached Omaha South PACING Statlon on 70
porting relief and ordered TO return bone am tepo
his arrival r. Brush has been detscl tvn
the Naval Hospital Mare Island, CG and ordered 10 hs
Omaha, South Pacific station.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
LATEST SHIP NEWS
IFor other Slip Esrs see Seeond Page.l


ARRIVED.
Glasgow April d. yA
No,.Ia al vtb In,,se ana mass IN Henders0u Bros
SteansIn ols ,,on.on aker Kic nmond tIty Point aud
Nnrsip n tb odse and mass to OH SteamshiD 90
steamship cen Whitney Hallet boston with mdse aud
poss no Meirouoli,an Steamship
p6o Navlda KTmger BremeTh1ven 81 days in ballast Is
archored in Crayesend Paw for orders
Bark Laura Maria (GerL Schorsk Rotterdam 10 days. In
ballast
Bark Reno Austl Vecorn1, Sligo Al days, in ballast
BarS Pred0ma Nor) Jacobsen DIeIleh % ay ~ otass
BARK EdwarI Iyid Nor sorenssn stayengeF March 10.
IN ballasi IL anchored AZ Sshuy HOOK ior OIIeIs
Bng Ethel Bolton (ot ST. Andrews NJ BIZ Handy Matanzas
~ days, WIN sugar.
Brig Perces NeV, small 81 JaEo - lays WIN suxa.
Big Lizzie Hyhdh (ol Ne"CdSte Seb hoPAins' NarcoDss
IL days with sugar. ~, ,,,,.., ,..,A, po.,o.,x .o
bHS cara PicAcns if fIo'l1enCeh N0oho' nOTuesoA ~
day win wine ana bianny. a., >, 49,. ,,,.,.
Ohi' aH b.. 11yn.s
SchI OspIey loI AGulsOn' Iro"ey' i"o h'oIS w. %" Al
GAYS VITA Ia stiliig; Ill, ,, ,,, S,,h t.u.,o-o NJ
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
THE FIRST REHEARSAL.

From The philadelphia Times, Mays.
WhttIer's Centennial Hymn the music f0r
which written by j. X Payne was reheased Ior tue
first time last evening by the Centennial chorus NUMBER
ing nearly 900 voices, to thcfrm regular Deals o
Theodore ThOmas's baton. The seats or the Dllsca
Fund had placed engthwise the hail. with the piano
the sde in order that the chorus Delg ue
to the leader, could catch the time more quickly. Ins
music OF the hymn like the hymn itseli SO natural anu
simple in the flow Of its measures, that but lew rrPe
tt0s were necessary before the expression as wen as
the music, was fully acquired and rendered.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
,,por SALE OF suoRT.HoRN STOCK.

SpRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 4.-The KisSinger
and Pickre herd of short-hons sold her yesterday
The average price for hoifers ,020 and for bulls
~ $40. The total amount noarly $4,000 Among
the notable sales Countess Of Cornwall for S2OoO
TO r. Holloway, Alexis, ILL., Countess OF oxford fourth
Baron Sons Berlin, Ill., ~ 800; London Duchess OF
Bedford A. Kimberly West Liberty, Iowa. for $500;
Ada sxeth, to J. Shelby. shannon Ill., for 300; Car
one Cochrane to w. & W. Pckrcl Mechanicsbnrg, ILL.,,
for 81 100; Caroline Ickre for 81 800 TO same Walty
Richardson to Potts jacksonville Ill., for II 500
Kuightly Belle to ID. q. ROwncr, Newark No.
Second Marquis OF Worcester to ID. o. Rowner $4,000;
Duke of Richmond To POtL, A Son, az, ,25O.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
uJDyIGHT WEATHER REPORT.


During Friday in the South Atlantic and
East c,ulf States rising followed by falling barometer
weather viii prevail with rain iE the latter.
In he Mildie Sq'eS rising foHoTed on lRnq odrome-
ter eaScI!y 10 S0uHcriy TndS Stigt changes az 'enpIq
By RAIN. ..,.,.,,, ,oro,,o.or
warmer southcrIy shifting cooler northery winds, and
clearing but partly cloudy weather.
The Lower TcnUcsSec will continue slo WY rising
utionary signals are ordered Chicago, Milwaukee,
Grand Haven, Detroit Toledo, and Cleveland.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
WHISKY FRAUDS INDICTMENTsi CONSOLIDATED.
Sr LOUIS. Mo- May 4.-In the United States

District Court this morning, complete consolidation OF
all indictments ard counts in indictments stan"ns
against dsters rectiheTs gaugers, and s0reheepers
was effected with the consent or all tue parties con-
rerned bat the Government counsel reserved motion io
sentences until u future day. number OF gauSers ana
storekeepers notified however To appear III court
tomorrow and 1t Is not improbable that they may re-
oI,.n-a i.nnn