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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

IA adapted to the tough muscles. cords aud flesh
VI horses. IL has performed more wonderful
cures Oh spaYin, strain, wind gallE scratches
sWecnY, and general lamene.s, than all other
remedies in existence. Read what the great TX
pressmen say of IT:
NEW lOHh, January. l-,i
Every owner Of horses should give the Cen
taur Liniment trial We consider il the best
article ever used in our stable.
II. MARSH, Supt. Adams Ex. Stables, y. y.
Z. Pr LIZ, Supt. L 5. TX. Stables, y \
a y. oLlN. Supt Nat. tx. stables, y. y"
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug l.. -
"dESTLhhkN:-I have used over one gross OF
oentaur Iinimsnt. yellow wrapper. on the
mules 81 my plantation. besIdes dozens ofthe
family Imminent Tor my negroes. | want To
purchase IL at the wholesale price. and will
thnnk you to ship me by savannah steamer one
gross Of each kind. Messsrs. \. T. stewart x
Co. VIII pay your bill on presentation.
"Rsspecttully. JAnL- DARRow.n
The best patrons of this LinIment are Fsrri
era ana Veterinary surgeons. II heals gals.
wounds and Dall-eyil removes swellinx. and
Is worth millions OF dollars to farmers, livery
men, riock-growers, sheep-raisers, and those
having horses or cattle
What farrier cannot do for sen the Ceniaur
Liniment viii do at u trIfing cost.
lhcse l.lnlTnenfs are warranted 10y the pro-
prietors, and bottle Will be given to any Far
Tier OF Ply ,iclan who desire TO test them Sold
erery here.
Laboratory OF J. Is. ROSE u Co,
~ Dry ST. NEW Ioi.h.
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CaStOria.

Is pleasant and perfect substitute. il ai ,..sr.
Tor castor on. ,asioria Is the result Of an old
ihysIcian's erort to produce. for his own prac-
ticr an effective cathartic, pleasant ia the taste
and free from gripping
Dr- samuel Pitcher. of liyannis, Mass, -uc-
ceetied IN con bining, without the use of acO-
mol, DurssnNe agent a. pleasant to take a.
honey. and which possesses all the desirable
properties Of Castor Oil
II is adapted TO all ages. but is especially rec
commended 10 mothers A. a reliable remedy for
al disorders Of the stomach and bowels Of chill
drcn. II Is certain, agreeable, absolutely harm
less and cheap. II should De used for wind
collie, sour stomach. worms, costiveness, Group
etr., then children can have sleep and mothers
Insy rest.
J. Il Ross 4 Co.. of g. hey Street New
York, are the the sole Or, parers Of CastolA, af-
ter br. Pitcher recipe --2i-l3tw
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(;ENFAUR
! MIMENTS,
white. for the Human Family.
yellow, for Horses and Animal,

These Llniments are simply the wonder of the
world. Their effects are little less than marvel
ious, yet there are some things which they will
not ITO. They will not cure cancer or mend
broken bones, but they will always allay main
lhey have strengthened fingers, cured cbrop IL
rheumatism OF many years satndng and IA Ken
the pam from terrible burns and scalds which
has never been done by any othcrarticle
The White ltntnent il for me huuan
hinily. IL will drive rhumatisn, sciatica anI
neuralgia from the system: cure mnbapo
chillblalns, palsy, itch. and most cntanenus
cruption-. IL extracts frost from frozen hands
ana rect, ana the poison of bite. and stinus OF
VenOniinous reptiles: 1t subducs dwellings, and
alleyiates pain of every kind.
For spians or bruises II il the most pornt
remedy ever discovered. The Centaur Jini,
ment Is usei with great efficacy Tor sore
mroat, toOthachc. caktd breast eararhe and
weak back. The following is bur sample OF
numerous Testimonials;
INDIANA Ho2E, JkPr. Co..i
" Ind, May y. 1s73 /
think ii my duty 10 inform you that have
suffered much with swollen feet and chords. |
nave not been free from these swelling in eight
years Now am perfectly we'll thanks 10 The
tentaur Imminent The IiniInent ought 10 he
"PPiieh ""rhl' BENJAMIN BROWN.
The proof is in the trial. /, is reliable il il
handy, II IL cheap, and every family should la c
ii.
TO tbs sick and bed ridden the halt and lame.
10 ihe wounded and core. We say, Come and De
healed -
To the poor and distressed who have sp.n,
their money for worthless medicines n bottle of
Ientaur Liuiment Will be given without charge
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AN AGENT" w'n'sa,s

counSy Tor Frank
Ieslie's Newspapers aud Magazi ines, the oldes
ehey are now first offered 10 canvassers, who
Will, ifthey secure an agency and exclusive ten
ritory be enabled to introduce seventeen Grs,-
class illustrated Periodicals., suited to as many
distinct tastes or wants, and. with the ehoio.
from eight new and beautiful chromos, given
free OF costs TO each annual subscriber, be en-.
sbled te secure one or more subscriptions In
very family In their district To skillftll car
yassers this will secure permanent employment,
and the renewals each year will be . source O
Iisd ana assured revenue. Specimen papers
shd most liberal erms sent TO all sPplicauis who
pane the territory they dsrirs 70 canvass. Ad
trcsS, Agency Dspartmen'. Frank Leslie
publishing House, ST. Pearl rtrsst, New York
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BLACKWO0Ds
EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.

The most powerful monthly IN the English
Language, famous tor STORIES, E>~Ais,
AMI SKETCHES,
or The HIGHEST LITERARY mCRr.
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MI hF01AP & .fes6y ssd rsSisi esy~
/,r Rupture or krvsia, is
nMHIMnR ,ess< o. ed, Tssrssssed ~
uVu = fks JHfses srsfAed IF svss:-
ssssf. 4 seid ~ so/tr. CsXos o. wri!s 10
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THE NEW MAGAZINE,
RECORD F Gh YEAR
forRTH NUMBER JULS) READY 10
DAY.

With II line steel Portrait Of \ r. stewart
his career, Death, VIII and Succession.
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THE BOOK BINDERY:

T'" IS no h"" Of Binding nqrsa By his ona.y be
o"s at he BDe cairo CITY B"ly syh
prizes.
hare Prphhn you p,re pai Them 10 us for Ind;og
II hare Nngo:n 10 be Lornd ssai dn In.
II you haU Music 0 be JonaJ Spd il IT,
ha" Bh'h Booh, h rihop, priatd heonq m c,o o
"t'c,'re heo, tor gar.
shoh,t notice.
The B'"d'y il chagc Of N AMBROSE w. PYATT d,s,.rote
"'rAa" "h"' dco" I" his business art The proptar~
" o" he ~ Of ~o s"h him al he patronage C,yo Los in ME
line Of Booh Binding ona Raing
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THE PICTURE FRAMING DEpARTMEN1.
"""9 Purchased he C"ph Soch of Nuhings and the Picture
9 'oro'" Of me late firm Of Rork~N Il are NOR o,,,,
70 frame Ill kHdsoi Pictures Mumtac,vrc Wlnc M,,o anal I,
an" DO at Kinds of work IN his
30" hats Chronios bring 10 souaGno and fo0oo
80" haze Pictures Of Kind bring them 10 n. and a, id,o .r.
P ne "'H make he" ornaments yar a,linqs
Sero''rs oddr'~ed L. H. BURNETT ,cU be pronapoy attended TO-
PatrOnize Home Enterprise;
Give the Old Man and the Young Man a Chance!
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TERMS lncluding Postage
Payable Strictly in Advance.

CLUBS.
discount OF twenty per cent. will be 81.
lowed TO clubs Of four or more persons:
Thus: four copies OF BlackwOod or Of one
Review will be sent to one address for
Sl2 so, four copies Of the four Reviews ami
Blackwoodfor S4s, and SO OH.
Circulars with further particulars may he
had on application.
THE LEONARD SCOTT PULLING co
II BARCLAY Street. New York
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

fubilsael every Thursday morning Al 81
pe; annuin' invariably in advance. The postage
on the Weekly Will be prepaid At this once 30
That snbscrbers vii obtain Cora sub.criptiop
rice u year.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TUE BULLkllN is published every morning
Except Monday In the Bulletin Building. cor
ner Washington svenuc and Twelfth street.
TtI BULLKTIs is served to city subscribers by
ial,hinl carriers Il, Twenty-Five Cents q Week,
payable weekly b. Mail, lin advance, slO Der
annum; Elk months, a.; three niunihs, %; one
month, ~ 25.
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C IRO e. vINCENNES r. R.

GIRO e. vINCENNES r. R.
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO
Evansville, indianapolis. Cincin-
natl ana Louisville,
RUNNING THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
The Shortest and Quickest Line to
Philadelphia, Baltimore and
New York,
Making Close Connections with the Fast
Slsil' to the East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
Excursions.
fine ArIs.

ART SALE! rnrc-Apc,c
superb collection Of and Valuable works OF Art
Closounc and painted Porcelain NGscr mammoth
Of ia,qleIcd Porcelain, Sasula ware Mare Aio
nette ais Seyrcs. &c, AulIt Poitely from
cyprus. Noli. Efrt ant Peru. Fine Oriental Laoquers
Enanicls, VA 3rDnLsS
Jarauesc and other fine Porreain-Aniigres and Curos
DOGS large collection OK
Medieval Modern Amor and Arms.
IMPORTANT sTATUARY.
THE SACRIFICE OF ISAAC, By Rogers Of Rome.
BEN FlsANk by Hiram Powers
ANGEL, bv Miss ~i"hbins.
WILL 9TH. WiSp, by Harriet IIOsner.
ESMERALDA, DIANA, APOLLO BELNIDERE, etc. eto
The whole exhibition at Clinton Han and 10 be sold
aurt Afternoons Of TtIUF~Dt and FRIDAY,
June 5 aud D commencing at O'Clock each day.
The Mcssrs LEAVITr. huct.oueers
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snrses. arr,aaes, farness. Mf.

CARRIAGES at extreme low ,1aGla PONY and
~ S Esnson Top Park Phactons al p,rs
LAsht snat Jtnp and EXPRESS Wsolls ds ,,n.
styles OF various qaAA'' iCilS GRUB 366 Canslst
H0p SAIF-A COUPE R0CKAWAI; tine
s,L hned linen covers, city built Can be seen NJ
lee Depot 49ihst, 4thaye., =. y.
DONY PHAETONS.
FXTES SION TOP PTAFroNS
cur UNDER ROCKAMAlS,,,.
LAh"H WIN. n. GRAY,
90 and - NoO3lerst
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uoRSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoEK. Tuesday, June g. 1870
vo,,oving are the sales effected to-day AZ
VD,ns,oo,s mart, Thrteenth-st, between uniVer
=, n,ace and Fif;h-aye.: 49,.
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~ with private French family SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION
aTge and airy ne views, w'h tho privilege o scasa'
French llngaagc: ref reccs gNtl n the tiy AfFN 81
Ars HDwi5S horSe Hirhland ave. or address Box a.
Pot O ilct Nrluge N...lsv. n. j.
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Niusicll 9nsIrume'I,s.


4 LARGE STOCK Of PIANOS, Square and
- Upright HE%T 90 SELL cheu. sales easy monthly
paymcn's. Gail 1t NJ. NJ. MERhELLS No > Unlon-squaro
no. 100 FOurslayel
A BRAUTiGAAl's Upright aud Square
~. PIANOS scsold to Zone prices moderate Goa
,tanily hand assortment Of second hand Pianos
best la.uIs a.d secondhand. Il 10
Wairryuns. No. % Union square.
I lGHTE & ERNST, old house Of Lighte &
IL Bradbury offer their splendid PTAN0FOR .Eo az low
pCes. easy WOA ats IA II lst lsl-sI Also
smiths AMERICAN OIsiAN>.
- Y. DAIL a Co.,
-. No. Is EAST I4TU-Sr.
ChcksngA SteiaWaya aul other Pianos and low
forcIsh on Indictments AMI lor rent
A GREAT OFFER nsr T,i, ' bi'n meath "a
roo new ggd sccoud-iiand SQUARE ard UPRIGHT
PIAN(i-, q. ORGANS frat -ia-9 r'llsrrS. int ffr1
WATERS, a. iaver pr thaE before adhered.
New .-p-inyc PiIpnS $3.50. warranted. Terms,
$50 cosh naf IA monthly rutii paid. New dOestyc
81 DrElns. iri-i bDo- closets mt steel warranted
~ rs cash. mt - r,"nrh'y until paid. Planes
md Organs 20 rent IA he Count iin.tfa'ed CnIls
icgurs matted. AGENTS WANTED. HORACE
HtThR- d SONS, tNi Broadya,. y. Y.
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Eettnres ano Hleetinqs.

~~~~ ~ ~
A CENTENNIAL REUNION Of the CO,ored
~ Citizens Of New York and surrounding cities and towns
will be held in Cooper Institute, THURSDAY EVENING,
June 1876 TO AT o'clock Admission, 80 cepta
A PUBLIC MEETING of the Friendss OF
~ Ffty tirist Paptgt Church between Broadway and
Sixb.aye.. WEDNESDAY EVENING, p m. Addresses
by Rev. O. W. Sampson DID, and others. Singing 70 De led
by Mr. Thatcher Of the Hppodrome choir BnS Moody
ami Sansey Hymn Books.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE N0TICE.-The
"A charter OF the American Institute having been
proved by he Governor the Sst m has become the law
rendering the cal 0f tie quarterly meeting advertised for
Thursday sth inst, Imperative consequently, The s9me VIII
not lo Lrd q. CLEVELAND, President
CnAs. MCK LOSER Recording Secretary.
r51uE fourth National Prison Congress of the
United win IN 'tciawsY FaIi TU ESDAY
EVENING. June q, Mt O'Clock. EyGov SEYMOUR VIII
PRONOUNCE opening a dire o. welcome VIII
be made Wickham aud Wlf1m Culen Bryant, TO
which the Hon Richard VauX of PennsYiya ant Mr. H. R.
BrDckN OF Michigan win respond the viii Je
tnue subsequent lavs In the place The public u
both sexes are inv tel 10 attend AL the neethg9.
rI'HE GOSPEL TENT,
Thrty'OuTtiist. wet Of and near SiXthnYe. Green
wenty frd Street Gross, Town Luel the tent
The Rev STEPHEN .TYNG IT,, and or eis vii preach Mr.
THOMAS T.. PERKINS ami chorus VII conduct the sing
Ing. Uah"r, singers and Christian WORKERS wanted Tor
whole part OF te Send names tnS. p WILLIAMS
IS East Forty irst Contributions for The port 0 these
Forv.thr'st
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pressmakins ano hlillinern.

M and largest assortment Of Haris.ad summer
1ey ever brought 10 the market 423 9th ave. near 10th
a. Gate MicAeis.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07

eth AVE, No. 10. Cor. l9TIl-ST.-Ccm-
- nctey and eegautly furnished parJr suite OF couurci
rcois bath &c. with without beard OF with pr'as tao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
THE GOSPEL TENT,
Che Curt.

Che Curt.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB. Spring meet
~ ing 1876 al JEROME PARK, 81 9Th SJh ioth 18Th,
l5h and l1th JUNE ia es confluence each day puBeu
ally ~ 3 O'CLOCK. A. BELMONT, President
q. WHEArLY. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07

Xf EASI 9TH-ST Handsomely furnished
On ROOMS suite OF snEy, Without Do"Iuj very hV0
ate price Inference eXclia, cci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07

NONWUOD HOUSE, Norwood. NeW-J I5ny,
" 20 miles from %'~ ho,tIhc rr-t FAmi5 Hot u'ti
cify. gss. b,Ls -ltinr water, "rut
fooI s,aLhlg, proca low Apply 10 =. a. KEITH. ro.nc
Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
Gelp Wantc0

yVANTED-By masterwrights Of Glasgow,
W Scotland large number OF operative 10 tSERs sood
workmen, wages 80 pence per hour.
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A GREAT GFFE.s naF,n ,i, rs 9i,I meath a
Gitullions tUante0--fem

NURSE-By an English Protestant woman rs
" uuIsr take ontre charge infant nom
birth hing up b. the bottle; willing 10 10 he country
rave city TeSIcnce eau be No. IL West 26tnL
IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
NUT mis- OUT.-lIonrLnn scenery. lovely

~ drives. good roads, boa ing is'dnH ia r rnin iFL
healthy ocztII; ten niuutes tsI Phi xii Nila-e deP'a
terms moderate; horses and Ctrrfs artomy4lci frlti
Bv pernis-on Isf ' Co Ar WEBB. Fouiia
Ole Oi,e. 40. ~ Broadway Ntw. .urt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
"FIOTEL FENiHORr."
lIAESuALL. UOUSE,

I'VE NO..K Hal; or, MAINE.
1876 o. Juno rs. &C ai o.. in' no giri
Tenn. ~ to rIJ ltTS Sc IDWD Is. MAi.- lALi. Iir.
MRS. +. !. RANNOB will open TITUS
va HOUSE Lcliort -"ufh s'ie inre lsa1d Jun" 70 ~
nf l,lgSH boar. 'v.l't ctul, uatt. l-I a..
AMY ~ 80 10 West tisis NcyNuss al ll,us House
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At THE FARM HOUSE of the subscrlber.

0reenvine Green Co.. ~ y. CatskiIl Mountains
eoS Of pefsons ind pleasant tie
s sess sfse airy bLnds yersnca three SIDES mineral
Ihk hsAr terms Bile reference: Bent NJ Day IN
Sodst Frances @. Lloyd at Brooks RTotsis cor
soAdsI For particulars address GIDEON UICKoK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07

NURSE-By a competent German girl who has
y OF clren for several years has best
reference Is neat olgiug, and be trIst With etio
care growing children Call 366 6th ave.
sr23ist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07

T,O LET-Sccond floor flour roOms) of phi
Il waite house so Leroy ST
"a WEST 1OTH-ST.-RoOms to let, with or
- without ., ard: references given AMI TequlTel-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
Dcaro aHh Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FNUNI I'VUNo VH
IN the third floor; references Cal at @S9 Last Io's@
MO. s 5TH-AVE.-With board, elegantly
N furnished ROOMS singly sui transient OF per
MAJ rrfNIInre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-07
I776 AGENTS WANTED IN

I SOs every County and state ia Cnloa get sul,
fr she celebrated Centennial steel Engrsviuss
man ran e.'tly make ir f.O 10 $50 Apply
}. {. MCkAk, los IlOerty-st, No"-YOrk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-10
Virginia Rad Gals.

A correspondent OF the New Y ork Times from
Richmond Va, writes that up to the Alb ot
April it was the general impression that the
vote of that State in the National Republican
Convention would be cast for Mr.. Blaine, and
that the delegates would be Instructed accord
iogly. % the day named, however, Judge
Aired Morton, one of the most Influential Re-
publicans 10 the State, pu, 10 an appearance at
Richmond, bringing IN bis pocket commits
sion as special agent 0! the Postuthce Depart
ment for Virginia. He at once put himself 10
communication with several prominent Repub-
Ilcans, aud tho Times correspondent says, "by
some mysterious process beconVlnced them that
the strongest candidate tu nominate was Senator
Coukliug, to whom, it is understood, Judge
Norton is indebted for his office. 1t is claimed
that Morton will undoubtedly succeed 10 pre-
veoting the passage Of resolutions 10 favor of
B:aiue, and that < Senator John +. Lewis and
bis sun in law, Hou. john AmoIer Smith, both
OF whom recently favored Blaine, have already
gone over to Couklinp.
Fix Representative Sencr, NJ. w. Rains, and
j. j. Mcdonald, we're in Washington, on Sa.
,urday, Oh their way to the State Convention,
which assemblies at Lynchburs 90 Wednesday
next to elect delegates 10 the National Republl-
can Coovention. They are al; Blaine men, and
are OF the opinion thai the convention will 10.
struct Its delegates to vote for Blaine for the
Presidency, without any reference to the Vice.
Presidency, which they consider as matter hsV-
10y 90 relation TO the executive Office. 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

The French press il of opinion that England
and France must act 10 concert to bring about
dehnlte result in regard to the Egyptian e.
nauces.
The Bosnian nsurrecion is said to be rapid
Iy spreading, and the insurgents are reported
to be massacreing indiscrimiosreIy all who do
DOT lake up arms against the Turks.
An election was held yesterday to fill the va
cancy occasioned by Louis Blancs choosing 10
81! for the Fifth reimbursement OF Paris instead
of the Thirteenth, but without result.
A ST. Petersburg correspondent says the
Gar really intended t. abdcate, but abandon.
ed the idea in consequence of the restoration
of bis health. = :
Garbadi has writteo letter to the Italian
Prime Minister accepting the donation Of
100 600 lire offered him by the nation.
The reported failure oftbe peace conference
at Sutlorioa is confirmed, and the H, rzcgovin-
lao chiefs have returned to their bands.
A Calcutta telegram says various outbreaks
have occurred among the peasants of the
Madras Presidency. ....-.
The French Senate has annulled the election
of Nj. Terre, Oreauist.
The elections of eight deputies to the French
Assembly still remain to be verified.
An Instruction is reported to have broken
out in Algeria ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-10

The Latest.

Having made my Fall and Winter purchases
of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
COOL TRUNKS, HATS and sATCutLS
and other goods sually found in 8 frs, c,ss
Clothing Establishment,
/ would invite the public to CAL and insper,
.nem efore purchasing elsewhere, feeling con.
ideut that can please the most l,sIidious.
My purchases consist in part of tnc fines, Of
Am rican, French Scotch and English fabric.
Boys, Youths AID Mems Ovcrcosts, Of sr
SHADES and qualities
Suits for Boys 1T moderste prices
Ny stock is the largest and Mos. complete OF
any in the city. An carly call is solicited
5. DEALHAM,
oct Is - King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-10

WIN. D. Avery, convicted in ST. Louis of
being connected with the whiskey frauds, was
arrested by the United States Marshal aud
committed to jail in Washington, last Satur.
day Dight, to await the proper papers for his
removal to St. i ui:, bis bail being forfeited.
His wife was present when the arrest took
place, and the scene was most distressing. The
worst thing connected with all sorts of raScsty
is the suffering brought by the criminals upon
their innocent families.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-10
NEWS OF THE DA 7.

Yesterday AFTERNOON o disastrous hire occur
red 10 the heart of the business part OF Baltl'
more, involving the total destruction of the
large wholesale drug establishment of VIM ID.
Brown L. Bro, No. % South Sharp street,
with its entire contents. the partial ouFplng OF
nine other buildings, besides slight damage to
many roots, much furniture, stocks OF goods
&o It is estimated that the total loss will az
gregatc 1925 900. ) j
AtSt. Louis, Saturday evening, youth OF
seventeen, panied Shane, shot and dangerously
wounded w. W. Jlly, whom h. accused Of the
rnin of his sister Jily returned the lire,
woupdioe Shane, who died yesterday. Jily, it
il aIIegdd. had employed Miss Shane as a
clerk. and during her employment effected her
ruin. He denies the allegation.
f, g. Settle shot and killed Samuel Cowel
al potosi, Mo-, Cd the St. Louis, Iron Noun
tain and Southern railroad, Saturday after
noon. He then w.nt home and SHOT himself,
ioAictiug a mortal wound. Settle ha! been
station-agent at Potosi, and had been removed
at the instlgatiou Of CoWel, who was engineer
&. S. Bell, the detective, publishes card,
in which he reiterates the charge that Super
visor Colony, of St. Louis. had in his employ
an operator 10 the Western Uuiou Telegraph
Office in that city from whom he received IN
formation as to the kilograms passing through
that Office 10 relation to the Babcock trial.
Geo. w. Jones, of Brandon w., has been
arrested on charge Of killing an iIlegi'lmate
child of his unmarried daughter, girl Of IF
teen. Much feeling prevails against Joucs,
who has bad reputation, and is believed to
be the father of the Guild.
Goldsmith Maid trotted against Golden Gate
at San Francisco Friday, the latter 10 run g
mile and $50 yards. The Maid won 10 = l92
beating Golden Gate three seconds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-10
VIRGINIA NEVIS.

Capt. TIL ,nas p Jackson deputy collector
at Richmond, died suddenly Oh Saturday night
OF heart disease.
MIR. +. n. Latham has bought farm Of l55
acres between Markham and Paris, on the
Manassas braoch ROAD, for 1850.
Rev. Theodore Reid, of Lee>burg, has de-
clined cali to the assistant rectorship oil St.
Paul's Church, Petersburg.
The stable attached 10 Ford's Hotel, IN
Richmond was burned Yesterday morUlug.