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New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
GRIMES AND cAsuALriEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

RICHMOND. Va. July 9.-Simuel Clark, at Staun-
to Yesterday AFTERNOON committed suicide By lcahB out oi
4 window.
MILWAUKEE, July 9.-Rohcrt Nunnacher was sen !,
ami \ nuo ~ $4,000.
RosToN July 9.-John s. Barron of tins city At
tempted 10 XIII iiaSey ]. JOaIiman. wei Known Pohu0"'
IN The office Of The latter on fridt"
ALBANY. \. Y July o.-Goy. 1ilden has pardoned
Charles Scaale convicted In new loiA Vi I'0o''Hs ''
goods, or u strongly sustained rotton
MILWAUKEE, Wis., July D.-lhe whisky men were
called Tor ysscrly Jnds" DIOR sAh ho "ouu
pas. sentence q Monday morning al 10 O'CLOCK
RmpvPoRp Me July o-Samuol Leach, car
p.nte hung himself in tie cemetery hero yestrriny first
hanging his his Mif-s tombstone ana placing ms h"t
ana cane on his sons grave
EEwBuaGu. n. Y, July 9,-Eliza Armour, age ~
was burned to death on Friday night She hnd wrapped heT
s i'm rn,uin saturated wit kerosene cure 0r rheuma
isn her clothing caught hro from lamp IanBht"r,
in trying 10 save her mothers e Was fatally burned
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TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.

PmIADEIPnrA, Penn. July 9.-The Centennial
parade OF United American Mechanics took place
yesterday
CLIFTON, Ont, Jny 9.-lesterday afternoon an
Italian woman naned la norma Speltenni walked across
the Niagara River On rope
CLyyrIASp Ohio. July 0.--From the new City
Directory the ~ Cevc IN estimated al over
l6s increase OF 800 om last summer estimite
RICHMOND. Va, july p.-Don Carlos and party
. here for Wsshington Den Carlos and
the three members Of hs stG travelling under assumed
names.
BuFPAIO " " July Seth Caldwell ESQ.,.
agent the Union steamboat Company whil. going home
about midnight oil down and robbed VI asod watch'
A Llitose Gloss and money
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MEETING OF cUsrERs COMRADES.

WAsuIyGToN. July S.--A meeting OF the com
radcs Of the late Gen. Custer Nas held at the
National Hotel this evening. MAJOR H. IL fh,
lev ot the 5th Michigan Cavalry was called
,o t,e chair and Gen. +. W. Whitaker, late chief
of cust.gs staff was chosen Secretary. commit
tee Of soycn was appointed 10 draft resolutions 70
be presented adjourned meeting on Monday even
ing resolution also adopted requesting the Kew
Dr. Newman to prayer for Gen Custer aud his asso
cates who fell in the late battle with the Indians ana
that o comradrs assemble at the National Theater 10
,rrov snnd,yl M lOla A. m and proceed in body to
tho Meropotan Church 10 present al the services
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
PrOhnbnItics.

For the upper lake region, the Upper Mis-
sissppi and Lower Missouri Valleys, cooler Dorthery to
westerly Winds rising barometer, partly cloudy weather.
and local rains in Michigan. Wisconsin ana Enols' ,
For the lower lake region increasing cOudness WIN
light rains southwest northwest winds. and during
the evening rising barometer and cooler weather.
ard cooler oealher aud poss5ly i0col rains, Uh eastery
10 soulaerly wja6s and slight changes ia pressure.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
1ass5e7 'Gsni"s soI6iGia1as4 iofiis
EG4ag - 81 "a ~ - ~. -. g = ~ -
t.c ZIG e.. 81 . .s. .sss. . 81 q & .4 IA
EE 5 = a f-5s.i a. 57 5 3 3 c d > 5 81 a.'r5
g ~. tl s4 g 3 % 90 el asess IL :. e !. .
eta1e 6. q III g. q 81 9la1G 80 q &c gGg
GEE aE.-La Ia q eiy.4s {. 9 y q { {. 9 ne
ssz = = 2, = y y n " 9 ~ rss ~ =
b I'D o EG % I5G 40 10 Gji. Gl59. g @
Th the barone,heal variations IN this e y tsnh. Of
crins The central horl9nia line msk ~ niche.
S.e baS Wien ,hs carved line entirely
prSssarS 10 nche and VARIABLE weather e.i
II sudden snd excessive hu usti?n, '2rh sSn
Of the a1cisas Violence BY The Of the movement. w5sn
low dcscsnt ns boa TO SEQ. ID; In, o
.nes. tendency irSn ,I99 20 .' Ss.sst sb. %
There has been general, and in many places a sharp
movement in atmospheric pressure within The last ~
hours declining to south Of Us and rising to the north
In this locality the barometric reading for the "a hours
preceding midnight was: Saturday midnight 2o76;
sunday room, $3.50; Sunday midnight, 29.73. Tenn
p.raure remains higi with slight fluctuations, ana hu
Inidy steady between 60 and 70 per cent These con-
ditions with the wind In the north bearing 70 inc east
ward indicate that alternate clear and cloudy weather.
aud more moderate tsrperature, with probability OF
rainfall will prevail over the Middle and New-England
For this CITY and 100 miles around, clear and
moderate weather, with tendency To alternating cloud
mess and probable rainfall ia indicated for three days.
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Sten!iug Thunder.

The success popularity OF thu new WILCOX Giobs
Automatic sewing Machine have tempted some of its moro
ruhir and less scrupous competitors Try and steal its
thunder the public therefore, Dc 100 strongly ca1-
toned ,la, the new Wilcox Gibbs Automatic ia the OaIy
machine in the tension requiring no change what
ever any thickness Of material o5o Bro"aI c'fner
Dnnl.sf NeN.NOrk.
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nrs,pr on AN UNCOMFORTABLE OFFICER.

ST. LOUIS, July 9.-1bc Republicans Kansas
City special says Joseph o. shelby noted Confederate
general OF ths state sent tue following telegram TO
President Grant to-day:
Gan C,st.r has been killed. We fought him, ana
ro,y ',rrnose 10 ayeuge hu. Should you de riile TO
call voluntcors allow Missouri to raise 900.
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TIE SPANISH PROVINCES
sAprrp. July o. 1870.

During the debate on the budget III the Con-
cr..s s,hor Morales Deputy FROM Navarro, moved
amendment excepting that Province from the general
system of taxation schor Cadyros del Castillo on The
part Of the Ministry. opposed t" amendment, and II was
rejected ly vote Of II Hgsh.t IL Tho result - n
g,rdpl vote ConiidcnC" IN TIE GOVtrmcnt, ana as
deciding tine question u. the fucros.'
lForOy " Fbreigr N,of ~, Fi,fi FGgcl
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WORK OF TIE EMIGRATION COMMISSION.

The Commissioners Of Emigration organized
on May -. lSi7. at the Mayors Office. in the
City Hall, and Lad their first quarters In the old
Almshouso building. where the Courthouse now
stands Their offices and rooms for the immi-
grants were afterward in Franklin and Canal
sts hut they driven them by alarming stories
that they niroduoin Contagious diseases in the
nc.ghborhoOd Their pot for immigrants was In
Worthat few doors wet 80 broadway, where they
NAMED until the sprinc Il 1888 when all their Offices
were removed 10 Clt'lr G.rden. Tho Commissioners
in return for the the place paid yearly rent to
the city authorities although they fully Hcknowl-
edged tho right Of the city 10 collect any
rent, 1t being a disputed point 10 owner
ship OF the building and grounds. -Four years
ago the Commissioners refused % paw the usual rent
account OF financial troubles and the city authorities
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
MR. ELAINE ACCEPTS TIE sESAroRsHP.

AUGUSTA, Me-, July 9.-Mr. Blaine has for
raily accepted United states Sena torsip. tondered
him by GOV ConnOr Tho vacancy thus cro,ted In the
House of Representatives viii not DO hed until tho
regular state election IN September
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OFF FOR THE SEAT OF WAR.

COLUMBUS, o., July 9.-Licuts. McGonosle
and Mitchell OF the barracks here have been ordered 70
their regiments in New-Mexico and two companies VI
soldiers have left for tho seat OF war III the West
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
Spftiai Notices.

Keeps Custom Shirts made to measure the 'ei! Ds's
sS fOl net slightest obligation 10 axe OF .tp 9 O'
Kreps shirts unless perfectly satisfactory oI bt''N"'
and 32I Arcast. Philadelphia
,;.,, Assembly District Hayes aud Wheeler Gam.
4 Banner and hold suiani Nil'alon
Sr-ny ~ BUiiEg, corner BlsecSer aha HoIlp
~. On NJ ESDAY EVEN Nc July H. 1876, ~ OcI,H.
The following ngnsbsd gentlemen VIII "''rrs the
meeting: =,
Hon. ABRAHAM LENT,
= n STEEETER Esq
'"' p SAMUEL HALL, NJ. d. President
WV. TLAGK AeSxv Secretaries
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TILE IRISH RirLE TEAM.

LONDON. Monday, July 10, 1876
= Dublin correspondent telegraph5 that the
Ir.A Rif' Team vii sa for New YORK In steamer Of
the wsito -t,r me aboit the 2lst Of August ebarkng
IL OnenMsLONn.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
FEARFUL CoLLIERY DISASTER.

An explosion Of fredamp has occurred at
IIIopi,al Colery nesr slin, Avoid. FortytwO per
Sons we're Killed aud a. seriously injured
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

pRcyTrvvCg j. L. July market for Printing Cloths
good standards being held ~ See,
EiXSi 3as03s,c with sales Reported az
3Isc In0 nlcs fur The amount to 81 800 pieces
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

..,,ov tor the payment of small bill which SANDY
80 Ief unsattShed
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,.,.,,..., Political.
CANPAlGN S.,'ii n,,,.s,r.
EQUIPMENTS. ~. h0N ~ AZ To- u :. =.
.sr our imposing CONT MENTAL HAT and CAFE,
n,tc q, ain. ana yellow, with silver Eagles on Hat+
n sets of Csiipaisn Equipments consisting Of Hats or
Al and Clue amy color and st,le WITH patent noubsrmg
li ,r, and stick furnished 10 Clabs st Factory pfic'n
An. u,h for n,il partlcuars To hesfguarrrs
Seh" io' w" WM. II. kNAUss,
29S broadway, New York City.
The Gospel Tent.
Thirty fonrth.st West aud near SiSti ave
Green car, OF Thirty fourth line PASS the ieh|I
MoNnAY 4 D. m.-l.cy. WI. \. KAINsfUhD. a.
IJTE,SD,Y S D. m.-Roy STEPHEN a IlN"'}n
Singing by THEO E Perkins aud thotuA
MONDAY PHAYER. .MEErING-One hodx.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

BULGARIA INVADED BY THE sEEYlASs-RUSSA
DEMANDS THAT TIE DARDANELLEs SHALL BE
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02

selling down to 41os and the preferred to 5Sh.
but The North Westerns were so we'll sustained at
42 and SO for the common and preferred respectively
by the caues, that the former rallied again i204
per cent There is but very little interest taken at
present in either of these stocks outside Of those who
are now holders but they closely watched by the
small holders for the first sign of weakening
on the part Of the cliques In investments
Delaware Lackawanna and Western sold at 1850
1I7a,: Fort Wayne, 102l26 1903 Pittsburgh "a, and
Chicago and Alton 1912. At the 1 o'clock board
there was again a period Of quiet during which
prices recovered y to 81 per cent, but they later
Welded TO pressure of sales and at the close OF the
market the bears in possession of the held haV
ing each successive day of Late routed the bull
forces-horse foot and dragoons-but prices were IN
some cases above the lowest of the day at the close
The DAYS business comprised the purchase and sale
of 249,OO0 shares, at prices generally lower
than those prevailing at the close of the market
Yesterday. For instance, Central and Hudson,
Hannibal and st. Joseph Preferred Illinois Central,
Northwestern, New-Jersey Central and Rock
Island, each declined il per cent; c., c. and /. c.
and North Western Preferred, each ss; Harlem and
Quicksilver each !; Northwestern Preferred and
ST. Paul each y; Ohio and Mississippi, IS; Panama.
St. Paul Preferred, and Union Pacific, each s4 Wa
BASH ls; Western Union Telegraph, Ia, and Pacific
Mail 3ls. Erie and Michigan Central each advanced
ls Lake Sbort Il, and Missouri Pacific, i2 per cent
The following table shows the
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We annex closing quotations Of foreign excl

There was an abundance of money to be had on de-
mand to-day, and the general rates were 3l2 and
to Stcck Exchange borrowers, Government bond
dealers beng accommodated at 3. Mercantile paper
is unchanged The United States treasurer to-day
received 100000 National bank notes for redemp-
tlon. The Customs receipts at Washington:amounted
to $3.50 900. The Internal Revenue receipts footed
up $3.50, 900. The following is the Clearinghouse
statement Currency exchanges, $G9.42D,3G2; cur
rency balances, $3,333, ,364 gold exchanges, 49,
49,, 500 gold balances SGi7,372.
Government bonds in sympathy with frmer gold
were higher, 1865 reacing upward % per cent
We annex closing quotations:
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SALES FROM 2l2 O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
O'CLOCK
"WEDNESDAY. March 1-P. NJ


The course of the stock market to-day has been
extremely irregular. After opening at about the
prices current at the close last evening, there
an Improvement in Western Union, Lake Shore, and
otLcr stocks of about L per cent. Pacific Mail. how
ever, was steadily pressed for sale by numerous
holders so that its price broke to 2j3i, followed by
a rally to ~ and then another setback the low
est point, closing finally at 262i. Western Union
was largely traded in at 70lsG70 70l4 46D 7Oss,
but subsequently surgcd down to co.'s, from
which price IT rallied to G93 but closed
heavy at 60lI6G9ss Lake Shore was held
between the figures of 6Ols and CO.'S. max
ing several fluctuations within the range named.
This stock seems again to have assumed the position
which il 80 long held at about Go. The shorts
having all been closed out by the supply of long
stock recently put upon the market the poo" are
again left at liberty to buy aud sell it between
themselves without attracting scarcely bid offer
from any one else. Whether their chances of find
ing a market for their holding mt the present
figures are better worse than at 80 TO
G7 il problem that the future will solve. OF the
Granger stocks, the ST. Pauls at time exhibited
an incliaStion TO acc pt the situation the common
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for rns raIDJSz.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Per l-orth Rirer gssssls and Ralro1d

WEDNESDAY, MarCh I, 1916
ASHES-There another dull day, aud quotations were
sti nOmiaally jc for Pots and 10. for Pearls.
CUFFEEThe AGrket for Rio was quiet and there was less
being nominal lJ5 lss4c gO fer oT
nary prime cargOes. and 49,, IJ94 gO for o bing ots
here Orleans 1000 bags, Shawmut, sold a.
l73,c stock Rio here l962oJ bags Mild COnee
was quiet nOmnally uuchan ged for all kinds.
COITON-The market the spot dun and Irregular
with the weak No change in tue official quotations. was
dispatches IRON Liverpool sun reported du and
market There ttlc demand for expert
and only consumption done
The sales bales Of which 305 evening incd
ing 10 for export $40 for home c0nsunpto ald 100 Tor
The the 1875 bales
1889 bales day week. and GG6 bales day
~ nominal
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02

In Southern State bonds, District of Columbia
36Js declined to 72ss, Missouri long skies being
firm at IO3, New-York bounty bonds selling at
1914. ~~,.,
In city bank stocks Bank Of Commerce (5l sold a
117i4, German American u0 at 1913 American
Exchange % at 49, and Merchants u00l at 1l9.
Railroad bonds were not specially active. Firsts
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARX EIrs.

FUNOpLAN "A aaslff
rnraPoot March f-ltSO J. m Cotton ls aui ss ~ slIss
inSoo as issins baio iaf ssssisioa As Amsrasj
snts o., otO Isc- of bicb 1900 bales ar ies yp
,n 10 arrive Hat tending down .Ass oi a, eo-
,snJ~ regular contract March and Apr, as' @ skk "a
% I,ns cause March snd April delivery 80, I,lnz<9
iIyEaPooI March IL y. M saes o. me- sud Lpsa
sn", IN a. vd do DO, April aaa Nay dei'e'''
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02

Good Ordinary.

UooN 7
stuctGood Orlnary.. .lOos Middlng. Ills
For deliyey advance OF and the
ke closed steady. The receipts tho ports
exerted some influence, any dec!cd upward eolt
was discouraged OF The market the spot Only
amoderae business doue sales yeseriay after p m
April 700 500. l. May 2OO, IL Sisc 200,
I35isac: July 100, l3 tc total LOO bales Frst call
March. 200, 4th, l2lis4e May 900 i2@iie June
100 I3ltc July, l0 l3 &c; total liOO bales Second call
No transactions Third call May, 800 - isgc total bales
sales to day mp mMareh 200, II Is2c. April 200,
l2dc 400 l2:ia,c.i BOO. / niec; Loo 2asc I2o3'
~ i5ec 200 l5asac 300 i2I5,ec; 90 o. il5a2e 100
3c June 1900 l34c; 100, Is 5ec july ZOO l. Is2c 30,
iSa 2O age 400 IL lice; loO 10 2aac; total l6, 100
Da es grand total, 1871 % bales
Change the market steady. The following
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Ncu publications.

Il EDITORIAL,
POLITICAL,
FOREIGN
MISCELLANEOUS.
Any article letter report record Of importance published
IN HE DAILY TRIBUNE may be costly found reference
being gwen ts Of publication aud location in the
paper.
Price 20 cents postpaid with TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for
1870, 40 cents. Address THE TRIBUNE. New York.
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Of c.. c., c. and l. advanced to 40, Toledo ana
Wabash firsts st. Louis Division, selling at So
North West Consol. Coupon gold at 92as and Rock
Island rs at 100.
Messrs winslow, Lanier e. Co. are offering per
cent First Consolidated thirty year Sinking Fund
Mortgage bonds of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
DAYTON Railroad, the total amount under the mort
gage being S., 100000.
The following securities were sold at auction to-
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Ocean Steamers.

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
N NEW-YORK 70 BRlSIOL (EDg.)-DIRECI -
1aElng passengers for InGon Card fl, Newport
GIOuC rStcr aId all ports in Bristol Channel.
Sailing Pier l8 East River 49,
CORNWALL. SIanpcr npcr.............sATURuAY, March 20
GREAT WESTERN. Wind an.
PASSAGE SO, Excursion, SI2O; fDterme
date SO, currency: $40 PRE- aid steer
CcI cae SO. Drafts and upward FOR freight
O passage, apply
" " u. MORGAN, Agent, No. 20 South-st New-York.
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Total shares sold.

The London market reported trmer, ConSols
sthening up as well United States securities.
Enc advanced to 16l4c Preferred closing at 800
80 lec, and New York Central at 105. There was 10
change in money. In Frankfort, United States new
Fives were up to 102. In Paris, French Rentes
advanced to 66.7J, sterling London being quoted
at 2516i2c. The gold market was devoid of inter
est, there having been no extraneous consideration
affecting the premium, the sales having been at
I14ls until near the close, when the price advanced
to 114li. On gold loans the carrying rates were gle
3, O. and per cent. OF the gold coin packed for
shipment to Europe, 100000 was withdrawn For
eign Exchange was dull and steady at quotations.
Sales were on the basis Of 4S5l2 5l204.S53i for 60 days
bills, and 4.S904.S912c. for sight. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out 81 29i, 900 in coin interest. and
$1Oi 900 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered
Gold cleared, $2G, 732 900; gold balances, $1,17S.
43O; currency balances, 81 ,3i6, 500 The principal
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
Ire Cream.

/ RUSSELL g. SONS, ICE CREAM.
Os ~ Bible House. opposite o'Der lhs,l.aa
special attention " Out-0f t0TD VficIs
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02

INMAN LINE.
ROYAL Maj steamers appointed 10 sail as fOllows
FOR QUEENSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF NIlN-l ,..SA UisDAH. Nj rCh !. AT noon.
CITY or BROOKLYN ....SATU RDAY Ma rch II, al p m
CITY OF MONTREAL. III EDAY, March = at u a. III
CI rs tF "a sIS .SAI URDAY, NJ 3D. al H.
CITY OF CHESTE SA U:DAN Aprl J, at IL - H.
ana each succeeding Saturday, from Pier 10, y. L.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN, 600. $50, and IL 100 gold
STEERAGE, SIS currency Drafts issued at lowest rates
For Cabin Passage general business apply at te Com
ray OiCc IL Broadway For StceIaSc PSsas, AT NO
5.i broadway, OF Pier . y X. JOHN &. DA Liz, Agent
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Ibl.....s. Il
Western Union
SECOND BoARD-I O'CLOCK p. NJ.

GOVERNMgNT STOCK DEPARTIHNT-2 O'CLOCK.
u 300 Coupon, 1867 U r 5-2O Coupon, 1867 ,
10 900 '........12lSi TO- ,tOO...............12lL I
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02

Decrease Of debt during the month. s3,2727i3 %
Decrease Of debt since June 30. lS15 l31.S,ilo -
RAILWAY COMgANIEs INTEREST FAY
PRINCIPAL outstanding. sGi623,5l2 90
Interest accrued and not yet paid. ol6,ESJ ~
Interest paid by United Statcs...... 3OIi w
Interest repaid by transportation OF ,,o,- IN
mails. &C ........s-.. oi@t,oI' %
states ...1.'...,. p.1 -. 234l7,Ig5 IA
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSIiTP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON. AND BREMEN.
COAfPANYS SECOND-SI. HOBOkEN..-
HEltMANN, sat, March MiSEiI SATURDAY March -
AMERICA. Sa.. Men. II MOS II, Saur5ay. March 20
RATES or PASSAGE from NEW NORK TO SOUTHAhP-
TON, HAVRE OR BREMEN: - 80 .
FIRST CABIN. j 60 gold SECOND CABIN, $50 gold.
STEERAGE, $50 currency. .,
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid sIeeraSe Celuh
Gates. So currency.
For freight or passage Apply 10 go - o,,- -
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
FIRsT BoARD-lOIo O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales OF State Bonds-Raiirocd Bonds-Bdnh ana hd"-
~ " yood Shnres-ErDress Stocks. &c.

Illinois Central
luu..bcb3. 03
Cleve and PittsGtd
* ho Ulia
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATE ES MAIL.
The Steamers Line take the Lane Routes recommended
,v Lieut.. Aaury Il. ", south 0f The Banks
passage Queenstown all The wear rIUnd.
REPUBLIC. SAT RDAN March T. noon.
GERMANIC SATU hDAN. March at y.
CELTIC SATURDAY. MaIcn X at Ii a. N.
AUllATIC. SATURDAY. March at p IN.
BALTIC SATURDAY. AWil ]. At IL q. IN.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 52, NORTH
RIVER
uniform In size and unsurpassed In ap
pOinmeuis. The SalOOl StatcfOOms smoking and Bath
Rooms are placed amdshps, where the noise and moGn
are fc anoTdng degree OF comfort hitherto unat
tAinable at
RATES-saloou $50 $50 and $780, gold. Return Tickets
on favorable terms steeTage, S2S
For Inspection plans and other information apply 1T the
Companys O1ees No. 81 Broadway, New iork.
X. j. CORrIS. Agent
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OFFICIAL EFFORT ~ J.. STICK ExcHANGE SALES
NARCH /. iS7a
n 4 M-s.,ys BEFORE THE CALI.

GoyEKNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT 1Ok OCLoCk
AND I112 O'CLOCK A. NJ
II c r On T. eqistered 1867 IUB5s. Coupon 1881 -
1000 o,.....1.-... .l2l5s q. .00l -.-i ,o,4
700 he. I2les on onOp...---.-'''i - %
II $500 Counon 1867 u s 6s, Currency - 90.
1b nfD - l2l 10000.
2l5OJ .........12. 1917
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02

TIP TgFASCBi.
Feb 30 Jan 81.
Coin $40 O3j,772 73 s73GOl 1851 ~
Currency .......... 9,520,i0i II ll,532, $50 o.
Special deposit hcl1f
redemption Of certin-
Gates OF deposit, $500 - -
pro ,ided BY law. .... 39o45,0O0 90 IO6OO,0oO 90
Total. l............ sII7.GlOI7G 80 sl2G 1891 45
DEBT, LESS CAnil IN THE Treasury
Feb l. lS7G H. 233, ,039 80
March i. Observation-Disclosures. 81 4Sbo3O6 80
New-York tribune., 1876-03-02
lDU.......s 20
Ohio aud Miss
80 ~

G. & q 1 G.
aO0....bc. 40
G. B & q Con rs
900 .......lU9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-01
LOCAL BREVI7IES.

The Union prayer meeting will be held at the
NJ. E. Church o.night at S o'clock.
Col J. s. Mosby has removed his law office
to Washington. but still mak,s Warrenton bis
home.
The steamer City of Alexandria WIS off the
line for few trips this morning, to undergo
the usual annual inspection.
There are on exhibition, at Adams jewelry
store, several specimens OF beautiful roses which
have been,imported direct from Fog I'D by MIR.
John Slater.
AU. S. light house tender came up the river
this morning and anchored off the foot OF Prlnce
street, whence she sgnaled her arrival to the
proper authorities 10 Washington.
R,v. William Hoxon, form erly OF this CITY,
son-iu law of Rev. DR.. Minnegerode, of Rich,
mond, is very low, and with little prospect Of
recovery.
Marriage licenses were issuedin Washington,
yesterday, to B.lj |. Wright ana Hattie NJ
Magolette, of Fauquler county, va. oamue|
EccIeston Lindsay aud Ella Davis, OF Aexan
dria.
Those who like the good things of this world
and take them in the sharpe OF stra"0errles
and cream, should go to the rooms OF the oune
Mems Christian Association tonight, for suc''
luscious berries and delicious cream as are sup
piled there arr not often served at puolc plac, s.
The Episcopal clergy OF Richmond have sue
ceeded III raising fund Of $25 900, which with
S75 900 pledged by gentlemen IN other dloccses'
will form handsome endowment tor the EplS'
| copal Theological Seminary near tins cl'y. IL
! is now proposed to continue the work by esta0
fishing proiessorship and endowlDg 1t.