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New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

4 MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE. between
~ pia elphia and verp0 calling al Cuoclsio" Thur
.sy ~ elpha " dnes'.ays from LIVERPOOL.
sail from Pthadrlphta as follows:
LORD DCLIvE......June 2 eCIll oi LiME1iCh July l9
% INDIAN 20
zen NSYLVANIA July 6. ILLINOIS ...........JUly ~
PTce Passage iu Currency:
Cabin f75 10 { co. Int rmet afr $40. Steerage, =
PLrER wRIC lit & SoNs Gen. Agents, Philadelphia,
aIsd AZ Broadst, n. Y.
JOUN MCDONALD. S Batlerl place, n. Y.
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Ocean Steamers.

NCUOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS
"A SAIL EVERY SArC RDAY.
oke at lowest rates to or from any seaport or
RAILROAD station ia Gnat Britain or Ireland
Hes DlIsSuN $50 OrHEliS, BowInggreen.
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NEw-Yo-~ Friday, June 80. 1875.
At the Exchange f!c3') n to-day tie fol-
lowing auctions
ByEh Ludo,e 20.
g. S."ly Ii1t "aG % GtaaIs III 1T ~
2,sgy frame VIA e on Ess. ..I 1lohs s.Oso
w. u '-'.' ByK " c,.t.
sss story 5a ans Oss SO :" Il Of 7inave lot ~" ak6s
skey o. f:;x, c;,;
twostory and atiic 'bricS house with lot, ns%
BlerSer-st, 27o II Of Bowery, lot ON67 j q g. no
II ,dI ofad i' Oh rcalavar cor asst 10 .iix >, ,o
a"o"' o. same yer hy SSs W Vcrs.
II Ios E3s loihs 81 1tyv r. Of 2dav' s4r rs5o5so
D. e. y haTasn str
slea-st, ot 25x75 George 4artens
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL EsTATK TRANSFERS.
vEw-YonW CITY
ot,.r sec n W Of Ave A, 26Gx27 Elizabeth VIZ oo
o,t,s', ,s 70 a; saoI Inns Rar isn .. Nominal
~ prrt); a o. 9ldsi cor Of Blooninedsls = ad,
81 srI'T q 3r % ,s sl'.sI par oI sam %i scniSsc EG
@gaaq ona aita f % rm my Soieu e Nonnp
oistsi tSt,ossr : 2b' w. nr,sa FELTON, NomlmI
5Ir,s' q ,oIcsr. ",l, = p''s Rac.scn n o.
4SS = - ., =" C,rl,re % \; Brtierii,If 49, 90
P'"nst i'm I"H 90 "a I2a' 7sI Nassansi 25Sx
81 II 9'"i"is Az" WI. ............... .Som nal
or Gt vow o,oo acres W PETERS and husband
tn n DpT n
E, "a'"' ''" 25.ocO
acS ., qco II ~ .vcrrc A. IsoHloo1l
,ou,sa VII. aud trsNoud r. WV v + 'es -, 70co
49, ~ S g .re sn 20 Jobn sr~fth 2f9sO
ria-ev srA wife THwar, W pisn ~ .ni 2'"'
"rrn' ~ ~ s rrD"s Wv r"s 2 err'a Wis ooco
'is, -: 5 n 4't ~ y c"t.o p'Yfcr 5000
'',o,is,; ,vi ~ w. ,-c, .--st-on~ -. 6a'O I
wife 10 r-o'ar.k ~ ...........; S20 |
,sSana "S. 80 - ~. ~ actar ~ ~ - -. Nominal |
., s,s,; .,I y,,o 20 yvcner,e ~. NomrrI
,tran err ,~,.o, Pr vi IN >, Nomna'
''r1y" r"r,a~ham ~ " 80, go
co~oi st n . 10 49,, l9.t4vjO John Wilson to f oo
p orr'or =. " cor r. ri.'ansrr iay7a llvto c,so
o c''sr,e. " sho'r o' 70 noseccq nrnn - Iio
totavo rss.Gy' &c. ~ '-re~'l'r: Mary L ooo
CO., s = 80 - Tt,,r g, W .,bs.mer "" 5000
no.,,rer "S' r''''1 '''''' - 2s e1o
ra~'s .. r II 81 icluc;vs 2jx75 John
CO. o. a. a ...... .... KIN
v,nS.,, 10 ro,, poacs ~ -. ssooo
49,, ~: ~. 70 = r n w,a,o .... Norrinnl
"',s vs. st. : 7a aIs - srreS - 5000,
o..~ 3, !. 91 a. V %. "dave. IG.sxiOoIo; cE
- Toh. y s,;an I; VI -. btc7e
g.. 70, u ne 70 fo,n sUI'ran 80 :. lI.oN'
ST'",rS, "a,, 80 % VIM W 60, co,p 2eo"
p.y y'srs, q lsIeuof ~ prrk.st 12yI oe; Jarvis,
y. referee. tn James Ca sn ...---........''''' ;"
e;-.-rst Cvo co Louisa Pelfen to p Ban orr
q '.r, "a a Beni Marks TO Patrick ,oo
~ ov", ~, - " y, =, r,ar,cs ~ Cbicrar,G " - 2Tooo
lomcial.i J. SAVAGE Deputy Register
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WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ NEW YORK To BRISTOL En.)-DIhECT.
Taking goos and PASSENGERS for London, CariIr Newport
Gloucester. AM all orts n bristol channel
Sailing fr'm Pier 10. East Hlver 80
M A A.. r. Y.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BKEM En-.
CoMPANY's ri Err FOOT of ECoNDsr- HoBoKEN
DOS U. Saturday. Juy l. ODER, sai urSiav. July lJ
.UELN. Saturday July g. MAlN, salurday. Jul Jul ~ -
RATES PASSAGE frDm NEW.YORk SOUTHAMP
TON, HAWKE OR BREMEN:
FIRST CABIN, 200 gold. ECOND CABIN $50 goid
SrEERAGE $50 currency. =
Teks,s relucsi Prepaid st1crage Cefun'
Gales, S32
for freight passage apply TO
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40 LET-Very low, at MontclaIr, n. j.,
HOUSE Of l. rooms, barn. acre Of land, plenty OK
ruit and shade. Inquire of JOHN GORAAN,
715 Brualway.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

rI'O LET.-C0UNTRY RESIDENCE, 8 miles
from jersey CITY, Northern kailrOad Modern i'm
prUvenens acre. stable. &c. Address H. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

ITO LEr-At 121 East 53d-st., FIRST
FLOOR, four roms with basement, Kitchen. and bath
rpm win all improvements nDs $50 also, sec'nd foor
rent R23 renite families OF adults only See owner on
premises o bil up.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

ENGLEWOOD, n. J.-Cassical and Mathe-
IL NAUTICAL Boar, bg school for B0r-. RpP'ns sept l.
1876 1900 per ipcluing nOieru laLgnsgeA hOi
IEINEK d WHITE, Pms
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

T'O LET-On Ccntrll-ive., near Williams
4 Bridge Harlem Railroad large furnished house. with
lawn, garden. AID stables plenty fruit and shade Apply
to >. ~ VAL.tN Al V 4. III Idii on ave
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY

nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
" sailing irum tier n, North yer
Norfolk iichmo IL TUFSDASs,
THURSDAYS ana SArU RDAYS. at D. m, conuectng
Virginia Tennessee Air Line, Atlantic Coast Lne
LIE oh AMI with
me Conany ponss In NORTH Carolina
AND Vir,iIil
Newuer d Washing N. g. tva Norfo!kl. every TU ES
DAY THU llSDAI, and AfULDAY.
Lewts Uei.. eaNiDg w.York MONDAYS wEDNES-
DA = and fiIU "a. connecting with Delaware
and MARYLAND .ioals.
Pass. nyer accommodations unsurpassed.
1br passa tickets ant lis adng all points az
Iusuanre to Nrok, &c. per cent fragas
rec ivei daily AT FIR 81, Norn XIV r.
General Offices 1871 cree nNieL-st- New-York.
n l. AcCREA DY. President
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NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NJ. z

~ LINE.
These nstclSss steamships sui regularly at m, from
Pier so. Is. NOrII kvrr H. follows; -
Sic ,.,s,Ip " MiNJIoN 80. TT EsDAY July IL.
rtoaaiSsIp COLU TIL RSDAY, July ~.
nusuT kOr freight passage apply 20
vi LIN p. CLYDE & Co., No. Bowhng-greea
McKELLAI. LII LIN u q Co.. Agents in Havana
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

NATIONAL LINr..-Fron PIers Al and AZ,
tofi tSD - -" ~ - ! lv I. az i2 IN.
ITALY .Juk 80 pm. SPAN. JWb ll:5o m.
THi QUEEN July : ~ m i.NtiLAN ID. IN ~. 5 ~ m.
Cab nsssage SO amt s'U currency Return tickets 40
ro.iu, ea rates -trpra paSsag'. Szj. cdl rency.
ORA ~ sst ed from Ell nnwart, al current bricea
Apply at the Company q Office, 90 broadway 49,
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40 v I,iisET Western, .....Tt ESDAY July IS
CABIN Passage, So currency; Excursion slSO lnIerme
date stb clusBcy e. $50 Prepaid steer.
age q rde tea s26 and upward Fur frsighs
o passage. apply 10
w. D. MOhGAN. Ag.nt. No 20 south AZ, NewYork.
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BANANA Transit AND PACIFIC NAIL
i STEAMSHIP LINES

For CALIFokNlA JAPAN CHINA, AUSTRALIA.
DlI Ilsu COLUMBIA, OREGON, &c,
raj ing from Pier -, NUrh u YER
For SAN FItNNtl $50 via l. al US OF PANAHA,
Stsau. ship COLON, SATURDAY July 10
Steamship ACAPULCO, SAfj ID ~. Jdly -
Connecting Centrl Aneucan amt South Plchc Ports
Fr1u ShN PAM I$CO tO JAPAN and CH ' \,
steamship Cay or Pi.HINu. sA1J RDAY. SuIy l.
WA H. LYD. q Co o. {, ii. J. BULLAY. supt,
& Bowling gre TieT a. y. h., iout oi Cana ~,
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HIGHLAND Military Academy, Worcester,
Mars prepares IL dma es ir commanding Pp' nous
i pursuit.. e. y. MErCALF, Al Sipt
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gounirn Droacrtn 90 Get.

A PLACE in perfect order containing fiyt
"A a,Fr-, orchard apies an pears dwelling csrIs.s
house, and oIer necessry buildings. Porcnestr West
chester Co., 10 lr1 81 year. ID. 4. HAyILANp, No
i.uNr
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

GROVE HILL, New-ilaven, COnn.-Miss
W Montforis school for Young Ls.irs ropeAs se1o 10
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ltdies
~ Br,isrport CoLa. A.hlIrss Mss EMILY NEIHoN.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

tT"sf 'N"'p "V''r' i''"''' r'"'' ~ sl2oc
o. ''.-, =; 10 i8t years Beni Marks 10 Patrick ~
81 w. - IN ,.,,os ., r c,cr, ooo
(Omcall ]. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Hee's'tr'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

pI e,r.or a. " cor e. ris0nher ovTa l1vto rleo.
-sq,cnbo~S = q - - z ~ p'a6rter-sf. lSSX
= o. Ci,aries Sho"- r rn no''e"r1 "unn.-.. -
Sod. ,ekaro q Ie2 Gv' sf ~ '-re"'l'r; Marv l.
y. ri,no .r' h-e',qr1 "in,'a "ei''e ~ -..
COZ 8. ~ nvn. II fvTn. Ida BeTTn1cr
~ hrs',a-d Tenin'f1 W"sfhH'mer
r'os, p,n~awav n 9: Franz Simon and wife to I0hn 90
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

ro~,sst w p 10 n . 81 nol1uc"v-s'. 2jx75; John
ccoeli =. '-irc'e ....
g. 20 . . - . . n Sr'r 81 OIL WOO: Townsend
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Hon. George Peabody.

White Sulphur Springs, Va, Aug. 2, 1869.
Dr. J. S. Pemberton-D Sir :: am grail
fed to inform you that the Globe Flower Cough
Syrup has been Of great benefit to me. have
been suffering with throat and lung disease for
some time, and used many of the most celebrated
remedies on the continent, and can conscientious
" say that none proved so pleasant and benef;
ciial in my case IS your remedy. With NY good
wishes for your success,
am yours respectfully.
GEORGE PEABODY.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup cures, Colds,
Coughs, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Wheoping Cough, Group. Pleurisy. Pain and
Soreness il the Breast, and will positively cure
Consumption. We shall publish in the Gazette
Testimonials of great and good men of the ma;
ton, whose words cannot be doubted, in regard
to the merits OF Globe Flower Syrup. We pre-
fer to let them speak
Globe Flower Syrup for sale by
e. S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
rs None genuine unless signed, 9 bI5tst,aI
Read the luxurious Story"-iree at the Drug
Stores feb 14-lm
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The Nj hrkeIs.

New YORK, March 1.-Stocks active and
lower. Monv7 5. Gold l4b. -Four dull and
unchanged. Wheat quiet aud steady. Corr
dull and heavy.
BALTIMORE, March Iva. IS, old, s.;
do. consolidated, SO. w. Vas 9. Cotton quiet
and easy; middliug l24. Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and steady; No. 2 West.
ern red 135a SO; Pennsylvania red l37Gl3S;
Maryland red l20al50; do. amber l52al55; do.
white l35al50 Corn weak and lower: South
ero white 50 60; do. yellow 54a5S; Western
mixed go spot; GOT last half March; CO., bid
April. Oats dull but steady; Southern 40a47;
Western white 44a46; Western mixed 4Da42
Rye nominally at 1892. Hay dull and un-
changed. Provisions stroog, buoyaDt and high
er. Pork $22 IS. Bacon, shoulders, lot. Hams
l53al6 Lard steady, firm and unchanged
Butter easier but active; Western extras pa
80; do irsts % 81 Coffee strong hut very
quiet; Rio cargoes l6al9; jobbing l63 20. SUI
gar steady at 95al0. Whiskey very dull at 10.
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LOCAL BREVITIEh.

The first installment Of the stock 10 the
company DOW engaged 10 building an ocean
schooner at the Alexandria Marine Railway,
was paid in to-day, and the work on their
vessel is progressing vigorously.
The White House fishing shore, which was
not 6shed last year, has, it is stated, been rented
for the coming season to Mr.. Hattou, of Wash
lustou, who will commence operations there
very shortly.
Marriage licenses were issued in Washington
yesterday to George +. Trimmer and LIZZIE A.
Whitman, of Manassas. and Samuel 9. Thatch
er, Of New Jersey, and Emma }. Trimmer, of
Manassas.
The Superintendent of Police has the chain
gang at work digging trench for laying the
curbston" on the east side of Fairfax street be-
tween Queen and Princess, preparatory to
paving.
The next monthly meeting of the Woodlawn
FARMER Club will be held at the old Yelling
ton mansion, now the residence of Judge v.
Baker, Collingwood. Va.
COL Edward Daniels, of Guuston Hail. Fair
fax county, Oh Monday, addressed the Washing
ton Philcs,pbic Society, on "the cooperative
movement
George Miller, of Fairfax, was received at the
Peui,enliary yesterday for ten years, for horse
stealing. He is a negro.
The steamer Harbinger, on her arrival here,
this morning, broke some portion of her ma
cbinery and had to be towed to Washington.
As only six members, not quorum, at
tended at the appointed place, last night, 20
meeting of the Fire meo's Convention was held.
Union Prayer meeting will be held TO-
night 10 the Second Presbyterian Church at
half past seven o'clock.
The postofice at Leedstown. Westmoreland
county, Va, is discontinued, as not needed.
The papers 60 to Fredericksburg.
A po,tof6oe has been established at Abell's
wharf, St. Mary county, Md.
The police, and other city employees were
paid eff to-day 10 full.
Another "spt" of snow this afternoon.
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The Latest.

Having made my Fall and Winter purchases
Of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
Coos TRUNKS, HATS and SATCHELS'
and other goods usually found in first class
Clothing Establishment,
would invite the public to call and inspect
them before purchasing elsewhere, feeling con-
fdent that l can please the most .fastldlous
My purchases consist in part of the finest OF
American, French, Scotch and English fabrics.
BOYS, Youths and Mems Overcoats, of all
shades and qualities
Suits for Boys at moderate prices.
My stock is the largest and most complete OF
any in the city. An carly call is solicited.
S. DEALHAM,
oct IS 80 King street
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Foreign News.

LONDON, March IA special dispatch to
the Daily News from Paris says Don Carlos
will arrive there on Thursday. He will pro
coed to Calais, where yacht is waiting to con-
vey him to England.
New YORK, March la San Domingo
dispatch says: Gonzales having been twice
defeated 10 battle has retired from the city.
He was tried by the Legislature and acquitted.
He resigns the Presidency and will leave the
country. The Provisional Government was
re-establlshed on the 23d instant
LONDON, March la special telegram
from M sdrid to the News states that 10000
men will be sent to Cuba Immediately. There
will be a three days bull fight and other fes.
tivities on the entry OF the Royal troops toto
Madrid. The Spanish Embassy at Paris posi-
lively denies that ex-Queen Isabella has any
political motive 10 visiting Spain. She goes
at the request of King Alfonso. 1t is stated
that Isabella will go to Caravanchel near Mad
rid, Immediately after King Alfonso return
from the North.
A News special from Lisbon says he extern
sive collection Of objects for the Philadelphia
Exhibition is nearly ready for embarkation by
steam transport India.
LONDON, March 1.-The marriage of Prot
Tyndsll to Miss Louisa, daughter Of Lord
Claud Hamilton, took place yesterday at West
Minister Abbey. The rite was performed by
Dean Stanley Among those present were
Thomas Carlyle, Prof Huxley, Dr.. Hooker
and Sir F. Pollock.
LONDON, March 1.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette's Berlin special states that the Emperor
William has refused Count Won Arulm's ap-
plcation for safe conduct to visit his SOP,
who is i'll 10 Berlin. He has not yet answered
the petition of Count Won Arnim's family tor
the pardon of the Count. He. was summoned
to appear before the High Court of State 90
the 2lst day of February, but he disregarded
the summons, which was delivered to him BY
the German Cousul at Florence. To-day 8
papers say the Foreigu Office has preferred an
accusation embracing the charges OF high
treason aud insulting the Emperor, Prince
Bismark and the Foreign Office.
PARIS March Lit is reported here that
the noted communist, Blauqui, is dead.
Gold
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journalistic.

New YORK, March lit is stated that the
certificate of Incorporation of the New York
Express Company was filed with the County
Clerk yesterday The Company is to be man
aged by Erastus Brooks, j. w. Brooks, Au-
gustus Schill, Frederick Smyth and Samuel
Marsh, who have been elected trustees. The
Company is to continue for fifty years from the
Goth of January last. The Express will 20 IN
to the bands Of its new managers to day. Mr.
Erastus Brooks remains as editor and pub
fishers.
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DRIVING BUSINESS. The pavement at Stay
makers corner was piled up with new goods
to-day. There seems to be no end to the goods
they receive. There looked to be enough this
morning to almost stock the town. We are
cad to see them keep things moving. They
have Just received one of the haudsomest spool
six Uses we ever saw of The Eureka Silk.
Every spool warranted full size, full length,
AID perfectly smooth. 1t is also kept by D. f.
Brashear and W. L. Padgett, aud is rapidly
taking the place of other brands in this and
other cities
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Partial SuffoCatiOns.

PROVIDENCE. R. l.. March l.-Gas from
leaky main penetrated two houses on Wicked
dan street last night Hugh Trainer, his wife
and four children, in ons house, were pros
trated, but have been restored to conscious
ness. The police effected an entrance to the
other house, and found Lawrence Lynch and
hts wife insensible, in bed. They have been
partially restored and may recover.
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ASH WEDNEsDAY.-To-day was celebrated
!, the Catholic and Episcopal churches as Ash
Wednesday, the beginning of the peniteutial
season ef Lent, which continues for forty days,
excluding Sundays The day takes its name
from the ceremony 10 the Catholic Church OF
blessing the ashes aud placing them upon the
heads Of the people, accompanied 6y the admo
uiion. Remember man that thou art DUST
and INTO dust thou shalt return." This cere-
mopv was performed at ST. Mary's Church at
nine o'clock this morning. followed by High
Mass by Rev. D. O'Kaue, the pastor. Ser
vices were also held 10 St. Pauls Church at
A. M, and in Christ Church at IL a. M,
Rev. Or. Norton apd Rev. Mr. Dane of6cia Jog.
Rev. DR.. Sprigg will have services at Grace
Church this evening at 1880 o'clock.
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CiVii Rights.

PHILADELPHIA, March LIN the case OF
Upton s. Newcomer, clerk of the Bingham
House, charged with violating the Civil Rights
bill, in refusing lodging to a coored minister,
the jury, this moroiug, rendered verdict Of
guilty.
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Senator Lathrop, Republican, was surren-
dered Saturday by his security. La
throp was charged with cmbezzlng a
sum of money while Collector of lnte-
nal Revenue. This was an old Indictment.
Mr.. George w. Young, Of Nottoway, became
bis new surety.
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Arrest.

ST. LOUIS, March Il. B. Curtis, who
has been managing large retail clothing
house here for Syracuse manufacturing firm,
was arrested on Monday for alleged embezze-
ment Of $4,000 and admitted to bail in
Sc 600
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Death.

PHILADELPHIA, March l.-Camillt D. To-
villicro. prominent member Of the Board Of
Brokers and director Of the Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad Company, died this morning
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Fire.

ST.. LOUIS, March 1.-The Touring mill of
Goodrich t. Ncviu's. 10 Jcrseyvle, His, was
burned Monday. Loss $4,000; Insured for
$4,000, including Lycolning and Pennsylvania
Fire Insurance Companies $1,000 each and
the Farmers and Lancaster OF Pennsylvania
81 600 each
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

- SPECIAL NOTICE.
W y. and after March 1st, 1876, TWO FERRY
nnV w will make HOURLY TRIPS between
Washington city and Alexandria, from either
city, as follows:
:, Leave Alexandria at 7:sO $50, $3.50. 1O3o and
.!:9' L. ~, and 1890, l:3U, go $40, 4:3O $50
aud 600 y. m.
Leave Washington at 7:SO, $50, $780, 1880
:oo il:5o Il. M, and 1890, l30, 2:3O, $3.50 4:3o
10Y , Sid o:OO p. m. S. s. HOWISUN,
-tcO ut Pres't Potomac Ferry Co.
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Political.

NEWARK, n. j., March 1.-The New Jersey
Republican Convention to nominate delegates
to the National Convention will NEE: at TTen-
ton, May 18th.
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Leg.SIntiOn.

ALBANY, March 1.-The Assembly to-day
adopted resolution requesting New York
representatives 10 Congress to oppose the
repeal of the specie payment resumption act.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE The lot Of ground
and TWO brick tepements thereon, on the south
side of Princess street, near ST. Asaph, belong
jns to the estate of the late Samuel Beach,
were sold to day, by F. A. Kirby, auctoneer,
for the trustees Of the German Cooperative
Building Association, to John S. Beach, for
Il l-5
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CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON D. g., March 1.-The Senate,
during the morning hour, adopted resolution
from the Committee Oh Public Buildings and
Grounds asking the Secretary of the Treasury
to report the probable cost of the purchase of
the land 90 18th street, opposite the east front
of the Treasury Department.
At the close of the morning hour the Senate,
by vote of 80 to "a, took up the case of Pinch
back.
Mr.. Alcorn and others discussed the ques-
ton.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
In the House of Representatives the Com
mittee Oh Expenditures was authorized to en-
ploy clerk.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the
President to appoint two additional members
of the Centennial Commission from the State
Of Texas.
The House then proceeded to consider the
reports of committees.
The Committee on the Pacific Railroad re-
ported bill declaring the forfeitures incurred
by the Union Pacific Railroad Company, which
was agreed to.
The reception of the reports of committees
was continued until the close of the morning
hour when, on motion of Mr.. Halman, the
House adjourned.
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Retirement.

NEW York, March l. Col. Frank K. Howe,
tor the past seven years special Treasury Agent
10 this city, to-day turned over the Office to
NJ 3. Hale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-01

The hotel clerk in Philadelphia who refused
TO accommodate Fields Cook, the colored
Preacher OF this city, was to-day found guilty
under the Civil Rights law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-01

The rumor about the absconding Of an officer
ofPittsyvania county, mentioned 10 yesterday S
Gazette, related to Col. Richard Parker, county
survcyor-not the county treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-01

There is strong probability that silver frac-
tiooal currency will at an early day replace the
paper now 10 use.
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MARRIED..

Frbrusry lst, in New York city, by the Rev.
W. j. Egbert Rector of st. John, the Evan
ge.ls., Church, GLENN BROWN and MARY
ELLA, daughter of Col. Alfred Chapman, all
Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-01

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.-The 100000
endowment fund of the Virginia Episcopal
Theological Seminary having failed, by reason
Of the pccuniary embarrassmeuts of the gentle
man who created it, other parties in New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore have agreed to
subscribe $4,000 whenever $25, 900 more are
p,dged, to form permanent endowment for
that inStt utiOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-01

[ IASHMEKE NET EDGINGS, INSERT
~ lNGS and VEILINGS, large sssort-
Meht NJ FERGUSON i BRO,
msT 96 King street.
700 BUSH WESTERN SEED OATS,
WV for sale by THOMAS PERRY,
Mar l-lw II King street
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DIED.

OF pneumonia, on tuesday, February Goth,
Il the residence of his brother-in-l law, B. p.
NN!E'snd in Middeburg, Va. WILLIAM A
WILSON, aged SO wears.