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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY IN LONDON.

LONDON, Monday. March ~, 1876.
The premises of John K. Williams, No. los
Iatton Garden. h. G.. entered 10y burglars yestor-
day and robbed Of jewelry to the value Of 10000
For other foreign Nsrs sec FiTst Page.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27

DEFALCATIoN OF A QUAETERMAsTERS CLERK.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.-Charles III. Barth,
transportation clerk in the Quartermasers Department
in this city, who WAS arrested few days ago, WAS de-
fauIter $50 900 OF which he restored after bcug
arrested Yesterday who taking bath he escaped,
and has not yet been recaptiired
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
ACCIDENT AT A FIRE IN PITTsBURG.

PITTSBURGH, March 26.-A fire broke out at
about I:3O a. m Saturday In large block on Pcnnave
midway between Tenth and Eeventhsts, aid consumed
the entire block. The building was owned by James
shoenberger and was valued ut $4,000, on which there
was NO insurance Tho north wall VI the building fell In
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
WASHINGTON.
Continued from First Page.

parmen If you choose, but do n in the name OF Justice
and humanity turn 1t over again the War Department
Do mt do this cruel terrible thing but elevate the
bureau to department. Emancipse It, LIT IL up ana
place its occupant a level with the Presiuehts
cOunselors, and you will exalt the service
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27

A MAN WHO PAID Mr.. BELKNAP $4,000.
MANCHESTER, n. H., March 26.-An evening
paper here publishes statement that G. A. Sargent Of
this place paid Secretary Belknap $4,000 for ccstract
To furnish beating apparatus in the Government build
ings at Fort LeayenwOuh.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27

Headache. languor, and melancholy generally spring
disolered stomach. cOstyeness torpid liver
Zach NAV readily removed by Dr. d. ia nes Pills.
few which will be- found to stimulate liver and
stomach healthy action all bousness and produce
gular ey2cuatiolis of the bowels.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
UiRpIED.

BANTA-BERRY-Att the residence Of the bie in Hacken.
sack, the Rev. G. b. Duraud, March 10. Judge VIM ).
Banta Miss Jane Ann berry. No cards.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be iadorsed W'4 fsH
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27

on the Office Of W. B. IApton Co., buryng 1, the ruins
two fremen. named Charles Rice. who was serssusly,
and Robert Miller probably fatally injured.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27

,,x "Making Love by Lightning" new sketcn' VIII
..,r.duce here Messrs Emmerson and Clarke ino
nrmpc is populOus and merry STAGE and 1t retains '''
usual prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-27
20 5osss Spanish gold. 22ss22s; Exchange % Lond
14al5 premium.
pRrNTING CLOrHs MARKEr.

r. L. March 26Sales OF Printing Cloths foo
the week. 900 The quotations for te week were
nomnay Ss04c Extra 64xs4 but sales
reported above the lower figure.
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Gueeial Notices.
Insurance on Dwellings.

Insurance Dwellings.
Thu GFRMAN.AMERlCAN INSURANCE COMPANY
desire 10 call the attention OF OF DWELLINGS and
TENEMENT property TO the very FAVORABLE RATES at
wlie, they are now writing policies.
Parties ing maturing in Apri and May OBJ
tain full information application ut the Compsnys
Office
No. l79 BROADWAY,
or at the branch oilice%
FoU URTEENTHsT COR FoURTH.AvE. and 81 PEARL
ST.
N.B-OwneIs property MogIGAGEp TO LIFE Insurance
COMPANIES INSTITUTION &C. would do well TO send
To tho eGERMANAMERICAN OFFICE for list of be-
fore policies and leases insured IA
yorable terms.
CASH ASSETS. 81, 062, ,96S 6s.
ONE MILLION INVESTED IN U. $. GOVT BONDS.
Moody and sankey.
HIPPODROME BUILDING.
WOMEN MEETING from 1 TO las In Fourth Avenue
Hall. There will be no o'clock service this week
Christian OF Ministers aud Lay men Will bo
held Wednesday and Thursday a 10 and O'Clock each
da Tickets each service to TO had on apca
ton.
Regular Sery every night o'clock AM Overflow Meet
in In Fourth Avenue Hall No tickets required
Young Meeting Fourth Avenue iia eyefy night at
ocIock ana Saturday night at Association Hail. twenty
third st and Fourtn-a ave-. Rt o'clock.
Monday will be conducted by MT sANkEY
MOODY will meet Young converts aud tnQuifers
only In Association Hall every Monday night ut ocock
No e the Hppodroms saturday and no noon
meeting on sunday.
Services Moody and Sanksy.
person desrous Of Contributing toward the sxpeuses
h''' 8sa sSS y SosS @ r,...ur.r 20 wsl.A
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uIPrHnRoME BriIniHG.

Services Moody and Sankey.
Any desrous of toward the of
these ft&SfcNf SoRS TREASURES, 20 wslsA
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF GEN. CROOK.

CHICAGO. March 2G-1he following telegram
received at Gen. Sheriians headquarters this morn
ing:
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
CHINA AND JAPAN.

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