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DEItsIAS iopg.breod eanaries, Just received by
ID steamer Herder customer are Invited
LOUIS BUHF ~ Chatham 81.
CHOICE butter IN tubs and pale cheao for can.
" 100 Chambcr,st. f. L. PRICE.
nIvOKCE- quietly. any state pay dl.
yorced. Send for circular. American Law Agency,
No. II Aston House
NOR -ALE-5ooo joints OF stove pipe and piece
II elbows 1T II cents each.
rCTTLH HouGhToS. I2l broadway, brooklyn.
NOR SAIE-A marble IN CHI counter % feet long
Il also bar and fixtures complete % feet long Ap.
ply to EDWARD fERkkRO. lAmmlny Hal.
NOR SALE one new upright glass case and bacK
walnut stand suitable flr millner cost t35 price
f6 <do 6th aN, up starr.
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-rhe foreign mails
i Tor the week ending SATURDAY Dec. ? 1876 VIII
close al this ONCE on Tuesday AZ 1880 A. NJ. tor Eu.
rnpc. by steamship Idaho, VIA Queenstown on
Wednesday at IL a. NJ. for Europe. 10y steamship
Russia. VIA Queenstown on Thursday at llsiu 4 VI
for Europe, 0y steamship Mleland via Plymouth.
Cherbourg and Hamburg; on SATURDAY. AZ 3 A.
NJ for Europe by steam -hp Cify OF Chescryia Queen
lana, to be forwarded ny tins steamer must spec-
ally addressed and at 3 A. NJ. for scotland direct,
by steamship Anchoria via Glasgow and at A. NJ. for
Francc direct, 10y steamship AmVrique VIA II and
Southampton ana Bremen The steamships Idaho.
Russia, ana CITY Of Chester will not mails for Den.
mark. Sweden. and Norway.
The mails for Nassau. y. r. will leave New York
Dec. ~.
Tnemals Tor the West Indies via Havana. will leave
New York Dee 2.
The maize Tor AuStrAla &c, VIII leave san Fran.
cisco Dec q. I, l.. JAMES. Postmaster
1an:t D'r00uT' Irish Flax Thread 1t Will stand the
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what the Turkish Insurgents De-
man0.
THE EMMA MIME SCANDAL.
Albert Grant Coming 90 America 60
TeatffV

LONDON, March 6.-Tne Edinburgh Cour.
ant OF this morning says that Albert Grant,
the noted financier, intends 20 go % Wash
ington and personally testify before the
following effect LIST. That he never told
Lyons that be Baron Grant) had given Sem
ator Stewart two thousand shares 20 become
a director IN the Emma mine and - assist
In getting General Schencks name on tae
board, and that Lyons statement 70 the con-
trary 10 the committee IN absolutely untrue,
I'd. That he has never seen Lyons, nor had
any communication with him in his life. Sd.
That he never gave any shares 10 Senator
Stewart either TO become a director himself,
or TO get Gen. schenck 10 be q director.
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rvo Ia,,,e Girls Ktdns,,ed.

INV YORK, March b.-CompIalnt was
made at Brooklyn police headquarters this
morning that two little girls, named Mary
Kirwin, of $50 South street, and Julia Adrian,
corner of Bergen and Smith streets, Of that
city, were kidnapped. The former IL II years
OF age and the latter 10. Little girls who
saw the occurrence state that the Kidnapped
children were induced 10 go with tall man
wearing a black cloak and cape, who bad
only one arm. The man was traced through
various streets 20 the South Ferry, and IL 10
supposed he crossed 10 New York. The OBJ
ject OF kidnapping could not be for reward
as the parents OF the children are poor.
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District Bill INTRODUCED To-day

CHURCH's CLAIM FOR DAMAGES.
The bill introduced in the House To day for
the relief of the trustees OF the John Wesley
NJ. f. church, directs the District Commits
sioners to issued 8 65 bonds for the payment
OF a 81 500 claim of the church for damages
sustained by reason of District improve
ments.
APPOINTMENT OF JAIL OFFICERS.
The bill to amend section 1,0Sl, OF the Re-
vised Statutes of the District, provides that
the marshal have authority 10 appoint the
warden OF the Jail, and TO remove such of1cer
when, In his opinion, the public interests re-
quire it. The appointment OF subordinate
officers is also vested In the marshal.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
The bill introduced in the House this morn
ing, TO reduce the exgenditures for public
all notices and proposals for contracts for all
the executive departments OF the govern
ment, and laws passed by Congress. and ex-
ecutive proclamations and treaties, shall be
printed In two daily papers published In the
District Of Columbia, one OF which ehall be
selected by the Joint Committee on Printing
on the part of the Senate, and the other by
the Joint Com mittee on Printing on the part
Of the House.
OUTSTANDING CLAIMS AGAINST TIE DIS
The bill 70 provide . commission 70 ex-
against the District authorities, provides
that the presiding officer OF the Senate shall
appoint resident taxpayer, the Speaker OF
the House, in like manner, two persons; the
three thus appointed to be known as the
claims commission, who shall advertise for
ten days for ali person having claims against
the District, and examine into the facts and
ascertain the amount due. The Commission
10 directed to make q report 70 Congress at
the earliest practicable day.
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BosroN, March 6.-Charles h North a Co.,
very extensive pork packers, went 70 pro-
test Saturday. The house claimed a surplus
in December OF more than half q million dol
lars, and have now undoubtedly large sur
sion. ID. NJ. Oliver q o., provision dealers,
are reported 70 have fAiled Friday, owing
North a Co. some eco 600. Z. Q. Hapgood a.
Co, wool dealers, are reported 20 have JAILED
SATURDAY..
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Inc french Elections Yesterday.
PARIS, March 6.-Tne results ora elections
which occurred yesterday are now known,
aad the candidates elected are CLASSIFIED as
follows. Republicans, p; conservative re-
publlcans, 3; radicals, 6; constitutional con-
servatives, 9; legitimists; ;; Bonapartists, IS.
The Bonapartists include Jerome David In
the department OF Gironde, but M. Maupas,
the project of police, during the coup d'etat
was defeated at bar Sur Seine In the depart
ment OF Aube. Captain Mum, the noted
clerical legitimist enthusiast, was elt ed in
the department OF Morbihan, defeati the
Bonapsrtist, Able Cadoret.
Spain.
LONDON, March 6.-Dfspatches from the
north announce that the troops have frater-
nized with the Carlists who presented them
selves for amnesty. General Quesada will
occupy the provinces OF Biscay and Nevarre
with 200 troops. King Alfonso Will visit
BuIgos and Santander. He viii enter
Madrid on the 18TH inst. with the cannon
captured from the Carlists- The Alfonsists
have captured liz cannon. The soldiers be-
longing TO the class OF 1870 have been dis
banded. IL is expected that the army will
now be reduced 10 200 900 men.
what the Turkish Insurgents De-
man0.
RAGUsA, March 6.-The insurgent leaders
on Sunday last informed Baron Rodich, the
governor Of Dalmatia and the Austrian COM
missioner, that they would require Turkey,
as condition OF peace, TO withdraw 20 bat
talions OF her tooops from Herzegovina and
allow the insurgents whilst remaining I'm
arms 10 treat with the Beys. II this Is re-
fused the leaders OF the insurgents propose
that Austria or some other power effect an
armed Intervention. Baron Rodich Informed
bic. Austria would maintain complete neu
tralitity, strictly guard the frontier, and
cease 10 relieve the refugees AT the end OF
March.
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whose name IL given as Secrest had Q Tight
with Winchester rides ~ Post Oaks, Texas,
and were both killed In their tracks NJ the
third IRE. IL seems they met there for the
purpose OF settling some misunderst anding
that existed between them. Both men lived
in the vicinity OF the killing, and Irwin
leaves o large fAmily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-06

DoN CARLOS has arrived In London When
leaving Folkestone by rail large crowd had
assembled At the station. part of which
cheered him while others groaned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-06

FANNIE FREIDA, claiming TO be o corre-
spondent Of the London News, was commit
ted In Philadelphia on the charge Of robbine
the boarding house in which she was stop
ping. She attempted to commit suicide on
Saturday by strapgliDg herself with q veil,
She was discovered In time to save her life.
A FRoZEN CoRPsE.-Ofiicer Hammond,
Of the Hoo0ken police, found q man hanging
under the shed OF Gregory's store yard, in
was Il oxen stiff, and must have been hanging
eight bours He was evidently o German
about As years of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-06

JOHN BRIGHT claims that seventeen-nine
teenths Of the entire kingdom Of Great Brit
ain IL In possession OF only 1919 persons
the others who hold real estate owning only q
house lot or grave. The population is esti-
mated at 81, OO0, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-06

THE MISSISSIPPI JETTIEs.-A schooner
drawing l3H feet has passed through the jet
ties at the south pass Of the Mississippi
river. This Is the hrst merchant vessel that
has passed through. When the works COM
menced there was but eight feet OF water,
and this has now been deepened TO fourteen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-06

GEORGES WILL FOR THE CENTENNIAL.
An application has been made TO the vir-
ginia Legislature for the use OF the original
viii OF George Washington, now among the
records At Fairfax Court House, for the pur.
pose OF having It photographed for the pre-
servation of the fac simile and for use At the
centennial exhibition. A bond OF 81, 900 IL TO
be given for its safe return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-06

A GOOD PLACE FOR TRAMPs.-The Board
OF Supervisors OF Orange county, N. Y, are
investigating the conduct OF the county su-
perintendent of the poor, ]. Harvey Goodale.
Mr.. Goodale is charged with charging the
county extortionate prices for articles furn-
ished the poor house, purchasing luxurieo
its paupers, and with other acknowledgement
of serious nature.
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GIT VIII take more than the resumption
Of specie payments to restore our business
prosperity. IL Will take q resumption, a.
well, Of solid honesty.-tS Springfield tssioa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-06

The NoRthern RaciAc Ballrosd Agaiu
BIsMARcK, DAKOTA, March 5--After
some interruption by reason Of heavy winter
storms the Northern Pacific railroad was re-
opened at this point to-day by the arrival Of
through train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-06

CLARA MORRIS VERY ILL.-Miss Clara
lining her abed in her residence, 335 West
Fourteent tn street. The old affection OF the
spine is supplemented by q disorder OF the
few moments at time. II is very unlikely
that she will soon, IL ever, again appear on
the stage, the attending physfcians regarding
her ailments as chronic, requiring entire alb
stipopce from dfgQuiet.
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Fl able Brot h e.rs'
REDUCED PRICE LIST.

oyERCoATs els REDUCED TO 8 =.
oNERCoATs sl6 REDUCED TO sIo.
oyERCoATs SIS REDUCED TO s12.
oyKRCoATs Gao REDUCED TO sl4.
oyKRCoATs s22 REDUCED TO SIC.
oyKRCoATs e25 REDUCED TO SIS.
oyIRCoAIs s35 RLpucED TO sa3.
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Washington, March 4, 1876.

LIGHTNING IN A SNOW SToRM.-A tele-
gram from Stevens Point, Wisconsin, to the
Milwaukee Sentinel, dated February 2Sth,
says: The hard hail and snow storm which
has been prevailing in this locality for the
past two days, eliminated last evening in
combined snow and thunder storm. The Wis
consin Central railroad company ordered out
q snow plough, and while the employees were
getting ready to man the train a bolt of
lightning struck the depot building and nred
is estimated at So 900 to the building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-06

TIE PoLICECoMMIssIoN charges
lodged with the Senate District Committee
against Colonel j. G. Berret, nominated to
be police commissioner, are said to relate to
his alleged connection with the Pacific Mail
subsidy. Those against Mr.. II. NJ. Sweeny
also nominated for similar position, are
understood to be OF a political character
merely. The sub committee having charge
OF the matter have not yet begun their inves-
tisatiOn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-06

A CONVENIENT SUBJECT.-Immediate
after the call OF the House to-day for bills,
Mr.. Bright, of Tennessee, moved to proceed
in Committee of the Whole to the considera-
ton Of the Hawaiian treaty. The object was
tn cut off such ticklish topics as the cur
rency and whisky questions, etc. The mo-
ton prevailed, and Fernando Wood pro-
ceeded TO speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-06

CHARGES AGAINST oRvlIIe GRANT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-06

NoMINATIoNs-Gen: Schenk's Successor
The President sent the following nomina-
tions to the Senate to-day:-Richard II.
Dana, jr., OF Massa chusetts, to be envoy ex-
aOrdiany and minister plenipotentiary of
the United States to Great Britain. VIM G.,
Fox. of Missouri, to be consul at Brunswick.
Third Lieut.. Albert Buhner, of the revenue
service, TO be second lieuteht In the same
8 rvice. Thomas McFaddt n, o. Oregon, to
OREGON.
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Col. FRED. GRANT has received orders
from Lieutenant General Sheridan to pro-
coed Immediately to Chicago, whence he
expects to be subsequently assigned to duty
on the plains Col. Grants intends leaving
for Chicago tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-06

TOfFICK OF COLUMBIA RAILWAY CO
ANNUAL ELKCrION OF DIRECTORS.
The annual election Of seven directors, 10 serve
the ill be held ~ the BOard of Trade
RoOms, 81 - Market Space, on TUESDAY, March
the 4th prox imo, between the hours CT I and D
m The books will be open for the transfer Of stOcs
90 March 18th, inclusive. The semi annual dividend
will be paid on and after March Is, 1876.
feb7s-eOtd W II. CLAGETT, Sec.
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POLITICAL.

Dr.. Hambleton goes out under newspaper fire,
and the democracy will follow him shortly.-Pha-
adelpAia Press (Rep.)
Judge David Davis is said TO be rapidly coming
M as democratic favorte for the Presidency.
He ought to be coming down from the Supreme
Bench, then.
"God bless William Allen. "-Doyton Herafd
and Empire. $50 say we all. $50 say we all
But as he "rose up to sit down last fall let him
set.-Clereldnd Plain Dealer (Dsms.)
A vote taken among the republican members OF
both houses of the Ohio Legislature on the Presi-
dency resulted as as follows For President-Hayes
49, Blaine, "a; Morton, /.
The Nashua TelegraT says that in one OF me
largest and closest towns in New Hampshire the
democrats have purchased two thousand ten cent
checks good for drinks at any saloon and are using
them to propitiate voters.
Fernando Wood took pains TO inform the Clerk
Hambleton, who thinks it good thing to name
child after the assassin Of Abraham Lincoln, that
none of the democrats on the Ways and Means
Committee, except Morrison, has wished him to
retire.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York World says that by actual count OF noses
it has be en- established that fully four-iths OF the
democratic members of Congress are opposed to
imitation in any form. They are going to show
it by the odd way of repeating the resumption act
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GENERAL Ne VS..

The net earnings Of the Union Pacific Railway
in 1875 were over seven million dollars, an IN
crease of more than a million over 1874.
1t is expected that in about four weeks the issue
of silver in place of fractional currency will be
commenced by the Government.
Bessie Turner is declared by her advertisement
in the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser to be the
most beautiful, talented and instructive lecturer
on the rostrum.'
Recent events give additional force TO tie IA
nous remark of the late Artemus Ward that ut
would have been s. in JEFF Davis pocket if he'd
never been born" Tribune.
The late Reverdy johnson leaves y children.
about so grandchildren, aud several q eat grand
children, nearly all Of whom present at the
anniversary of his golden wedding on Nov l6,
1869.
The Prince of Wales has tceived from the Ma
IDENTIFY more for ornament than use. 1t Is worth
$50 900 and is rich with gems.
The United States Senate has passed the bill
perfecting the law providing that cattle shall not
be transported over railroads without being I'M
loaded once every twenty four hours for rest, wa
ter and food.
A Hartford giil, treating too frequent gentle
man caller rather coolly. drew from him the re-
mark 81 fear you are not dealing squarely with
me-" "Thats because you are round so often,
was the quiet reply.
The Virginia (Nevada) Enterprise predicts that
the time is not far distant when silver will be de-
preciated to half its present value. The produc-
ton, already immense, is destined to be vastly IN
creased by the improved methods for reducing
ores
An order ha, been issued from the Navy Depart
ment which will meet with very general approoa-
ton by all humane, kind hearted people. 1t dis
courages the punishment of sailors for slight often
ces, and suggests the effort to induce cheerful
obedience by kind measures.
Prof Blackie presided at a Burns anniversary
entertainment held in Edinburgh Scotland, re-
Gently 1t consisted of an exhibition Of views OF
the land of the poet, portraits of emminent per-
sonages with whom he came in contact, and Illus
trations of his greatest works
The case of Mr.. Joseph Wall of West Roxbury,
who was choked to death last week by large
piece of meat, which was di,lodged, however, be-
fore he expired, is remarkable and inexpllcabie;
for no sooner was the meat pulled out, coming
with the force OF pop-gun than current OF arr
began to circulate between the SKIN and flesh.
The skin gradually swelled more and more, the
air passing down to the tips Of his fingers and
toes, until the man was swollen to an unnatural
and frightful size. In the midst Of this he ex-
PRED in seeming anguish and torture. A short
time after his death The swelling began to sub
side and in day two left the body in per-
fecty natural state. The affair is inexpllcabIe.-
Boston Globe.
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The Medical and Surgical Reporter publishes
the result of the observations of DR.. l.. Hodges
Wood wherein that gentleman proves that Phos-
phites are actually consumed during mental work
by the process of thinking. His doctrine would
imply the necessity of supply ing the material
pnosphates directly, during the period of great
mental toll, be it study, anxiety, the continued
contemplation of single theme, or other labor
tending to weary the intellect.
Ga account Of its adaptability, its safety, its
quality of being easily administered, and of its
causing perfect assimilation Of food and above all
Of its magnificent toning effect upon the nervous
and muscular tissue, Fellows Compound Syrup
of Ivy opho>phites seems declined to sGpplant not
only all other preparations from Phosphorus, but
every other tonic, and obtain general use
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WHICH IS TO RUE At PHILADEL
PHIA-THE Blue OK GRAlr
To Ms Editor of'Me Journa

To tho Editor Of the Journal
have read JEFF. Davis denial Of the crueltes of
Andersonville, his justification Of the monster
Winder, his defiant justification Of the rebellion,
and his condemnation ofour goyernme Mt as wrong.
cruel and wicked in all it did to resist hs treason
and to preserve our country and liberty on this
continent with no surprise. | have always regard
ed him as he exhibits himself to-day, as the same
defiant rebel he was 10 1861, hating onr nation and
plotting for its overthrow. lie s defiant to-day
in his vindcaiion Of the right Of State TO secede
as then, and equally defiant and impudcnt in his
denial Of the right Of the nation TO cocrce State
and compel obedience TO its authority. His letter
breathes throughout the defiant spirit Of rebel,
unrepentant, not only so but glorying in his trea-
son, defying the nation and scorning ask its Glenn
ency. Like Hill judge he would prefer to have
his name written among felons in the calendar of
the PeniteLtiary, rather than to ask clemency from
his country, which gave him life, that now pro-
,ects him, but which he did his best to destroy by
seeking alliances with every despot in the would,
covering the high seas with pirates 'ailin. under
the stars and bars, to drive from those seas the
flag which be still says lis ours" Like Hi, who
went TO Russia bearing 10 his bosom, land hugging
il. suppose the old constitution and the old flag,
to make an allisrce against liberty with despo',
the most absolute in the world. Who introduced
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Cheerful looks make every dish feast" How
can person look cheerful when suffering from
the pangs of cholic, cholera morbus rheumatism
al d many little ills that fc,h is heir to. Use
Renue', Pam killiug Magic Oil it will make YOU
hear better, better, taste better, feel better
aud will actually make You feel cheerful and look
handsome 1t works ike charm.
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It is Astonishing how little notice is taken Of an
ordinary cold or slight cough, when so many
SITTER from Catarrh and Consumption, which not
directly traceabc these causes. In our change
able innate, no one should travel without being
provided with n remedy for sudden attack Of this
kind. Forest Tar is of the best preparations
for that purpose, and Forest Tar Troaches is a
very convenient form Of it. Prepared by The
Forest Tar Co.. Portland Me-, and sold By all
druggists. febl6-t&wl
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.
To Publishers OF Mains Ncwsnaners.

The subscribers will print the PUBLIC LAWS
IN form Tor the Papers of the State at the close OF
the present session of Legislature. The price will
be as low as the length Of the Laws viii admit.
Publishers desiring us to print the Laws for them
will please send their orders that paper NAV be or
dCred in season.
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A Fact Worth Knowing.

Are you suffering with Consumption, Coughs,
Severe colds settled on the Breast, any disease
of the Throat and Lungsi If so go to your drug
gist and get bottle OF Boschee's German Syrup
This medicine has lately been introduced from
Germany, and is selling on its own merits. The
people are going wild over It's success, and Drug
gists all over our country writing of its won
derful cures among their customers. If you wish
20 try its superior virtue. get Sample Bottle for
10 cents. Large size bottle - cents. Three doses
will relieve any case. Try it.
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If your teeth are going, and you have not ye
tried the "Sozodont, as preseryaive, try it now
Abandon all other Dentrfces and give it a fa
chance; it is guaranteed to be as harmless as wa
ter.