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National Republican., 1876-11-10
TO SMOKERS.

Cigsr. LITTLE R0SE Is . new brand Of cigars
that We haye had put up expressly for our retan
trade. 1t u guaranteed TO US to be Manufactured
from .eleeted foreign and domestic leaf It has NO
artincn 1ayoi, and we are satisfied that the nller
Introducing this brand our object a. % furnish
cigar q cents-hye for S cents-of delicate hAvor,
good enough to pun at home. Believing that NO
member Of the family circle would object 70 the
odor of pure Havana. We commend this cigar II .
special manner to gentlemen who wish to enjoy
their evening smoke At home, without ofense to
others. On TRIAL we think you VIII eGree With ua.
polo only at the eLYHCHBUR8 TOBACCO SIORB,
20. H9 eeventh street northwest, between Z ~
=; LyncAbnrE smoking tobacco 10 clubs - fsctozy
National Republican., 1876-11-10

BEAVER Overcoats, in all colors, for sl5, at
KATzENsTEIN's, $40 Seventh street, near
Pennsylvania avenue.
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Worthy Of Remembrance.

Why will you suffer violent pain, or be
made uncomfortable, distressed in mind or
body, when you can be instantly relieved and
quickly cured by Benson's Capcine Porous
Plasters. The ordinary porous plaster is an
article of merit, yet its action is too slow, re-
quiring days and weeks of continuous wear to
effect cure, Benson's Cspcine Porous Plas-
ter, being great improvement over them, re-
lieves you Instantly, and cures you quicker
than any known plaster, liniment or COM
pound. Their action is more powerful than
electricity, and more certain. They are purely
vegetable, contain no mineral or metallic
poisons. Their composition and properties are
founded upon true medical skill, and are in
no sense q patent medicine. They are in
dorsed by thousands of physicians and drug
gists, of unimpeachable reputation, as being
an article of genuine merit and worthy ofpub-
lie confidence. Try them and be convinced.
Price 25 cents.
National Republican., 1876-11-10

BoYs' ToeAs, Boys Ulsters, Boys Cape
overcoats, Boys ovcrcoats for %. Fresh
goods, well made. Moan wALyER & Co.,
625 Pennsylyania avenue.
National Republican., 1876-11-10
The Lavsrton 0vercoat

Ing A1NoRon efeaSves
at SIG is the most desirable codf ffor' this eli,
mate. It contains warmth, without excessive:
weight; style, free from being loud; firmnes
in color, while the price comments itself.
A. SAKs & Co., 3i6 Seventh street
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Another whselbarrow Wager.

If both parties come up to their agreement
there is fun in store for the Capitol Hill peo-
PIE when the election is decided. Some days
ago P. F. Higgins agreed with j. P. Barrett
that in the event Of Hayes election he would
wheel Barrett in a wheelbarrow from Capitol
Hill TO the White House. In the event Of
Tflden's election Mr.. Barrett was to do the
wheeling while Mr.. Higgins took front seat
in the barrow. In any event the sport must
come off under penalty of 500. Barrett
turns the scales at 40 and Higgins at los
pounds
National Republican., 1876-11-10

Our BUYER in New York has shipped US to-
day the very latest holiday styles in children's
Suits and 0yercoats. They will be shown to.
morrow only. We invite inspection of them.
A. SAKs ~ Co., 316 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-11-10

offensive discharges from the head and all
chronic diseases successfully treated by DR..
Hartley, 732 Tenth street, Washington. That
the timid and disappointed may feel the ut
most assurance and confidence in the skill
and good faith of DR.. Hartley, for the next.30
days he generously offers to attend all per-
sons, rich or poor, free of charge, until the
best evidence and most convincing proofs Of
his success have been realized from bis treat
ment. DR.. Hartley's office, 73s Tenth street.
Hours, 9 to daily.
THE most reliable dry goods merchants ad-
vertise in THE REPUBLICAN,, because it is read
by all Government officials and clerks.
National Republican., 1876-11-10
Empire Heating Range,

warranted to heat rooms above in the coolest
weather; elegant baker and every way reliable.
For sale by HI. Gregory, 634 Pennsylvania
avenue.
The Best White or Colored Shirts in the
District for men or boys-S1.25, s1.40 and 50.
Go to Moan WALKER & Co.,
625 Pennsylvania avenue.
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EGElCDB NEAR TIE DISTRICT LINE
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Small Hsndbills 75e. Per Thousand.
Catarrh,

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Job Office
prints Small Handbills for seventy-ive cents
per thousand. Material all new.
National Republican., 1876-11-10

LOCAL NOTES ABOUT TOWN
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MUSICAL CONS vATORY,
" MUSIC AhtI, A LIE q EkfSHHs kfSEH STREET.
30 pays for sixty lessons IN the First Grade.
ocs-FMW2@. o.B. BULLARD. Director.
MRs. BURR wILLREoPEN HER
FBENcH AND ENGLISH DAY SCHOOL
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is,
Glasses in French will be formed for young ladies.
su2s-wFMsn' 1908 street northwest.
ERENCH SPOKEN
Il .aH After a few months stqdy;
seao-sm 2I d street northwest.
KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL FOR
u girls and boys-Misse. P9LLoCK and NoERR,
thirteenth street northwest, between Massachusetts
avenue and n street. Reopened September IL.
IS foT apply at ~
street, or to 7os Eleventh street northwest.
sepls
ENGLIsH AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR
DAY, September Is. Eight boarding pupils re-
PoYs, MATH. AND CLASSICAL AoAD-
street northwest, between Q street and Indiana
ssesae, opens It's seventh year MONDAY, septem1::
Four-and-a-half street Iouthwest seps-sm
DROP. EfToRE BARILIS SINGING
Il ACADEMY
Al Marinis Hall. Prof. Barili has resumed his les
sons At the above place for the coming season. Days
Of tuition.
WEDNESDAY: THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
For arrangements and terms please call 1t the
Academy, from 10 to Il q. m. and from to p. m,
on the above days. seR-3W
AIRS. n. Z. b. CARY
Nl WIN resume her classes in Wax Work, Water
Color Painting and Embroidery at 81 Fourteenth
ELOCUTION TAUGHT BY PROFESSOR
II SCHARIT, 3s A street northeast. auls-u
National Republican., 1876-11-10

Judge Macarthur, before pronounciDg SEN
tence, spoke of the moderation with which the
Jury had dealt with them. He referred to the
crime as most savage one. Addressing Har-
ris, he said that II it had not been for his med
dlesome interference the crime would not have
been committed, and Of the three he consid-
cred him by far the most guilty. He scarcely
believed that the girl was aware Of the dan
National Republican., 1876-11-10
Theatre comiqus.

The dashing Miss Kate Hastings appears as
Cspitols, in tie drama entitled "The Hidden
Hand" at the Theatre Comique tonight.
Those wishing to see the great Stockholm
wonder, Mr.. Karl Lind, or hear the charming
operate balladist, Miss Eloise Allen, should
attend, as this is their last week. The variety
talent is represented by some of the best per-
formers that can be secured.
National Republican., 1876-11-10
The Celebrated

NOAH WALKER & Co.,
62j Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1876-11-10

EORD's OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
Positively One Night Only.
THURsDAY, SOVENBER ID 1873.
First time In Washington of Richard Wagner.
celebrated opera,
THE FLYING DUTGHMAN,
Ql VascellO Fsntasma.)
which will be produced with New scenery, New
Costumes, New Appointments,
Large Chorus and Full Orchestra,
and the following great cast:
SANTA.
NINE EUGFNIE PAPPENHEIM,
as originally performed by her ODt Hundred " lights
In the principal opera houses IL Europe.
s...ssss...fletro b1ccel
nhS Oulchhlan .-..-... AiOu1n BUM
Ddlanu0 .ss....-.... L. j. SulllVan
Inc heiiilsnlan- WIN. a. AorRAn>
lie Cooney
Musical Director and Conductor......G. Carfberg
POPULAR PRICES:
Admission to orchestra, 81; 50; reserved seats 50
cents extra. Admission 10 Balcony, o.; reserved
seats 50 cents extra. Gallery, so cents.
The sale of reserved seats will commence on Nom
day morning, 18Th instant. at O'Clock, at Metse-
rott & Co. : music store, Pennsylvania avcRue.
uOq-Tt
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METALLIC CENTRE PIECES, much superior and
cheaper than plaster, at Hamilton Pearson's,
Ninth and streets.
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WHAT THE PRISONERS SAID.

They were permitted by the Court to say
what they desired to say before sentence was
passed.
Norris, who 1t was expected would fare
worse at the hands of the jury than he did,
said in low and tremulous voice: "Gentlemen,
think 1t q very great kindness you have
done for me. had no intention Of killing
this map, for did not know I had cut him
until saw the blood" His voice then be
came inaudble.
Harris said boldly: ~ did no. give him any
knife. wasn't with him at the time"
The Court reminded him that IL would do
DO good to deny 1t in the face of the testi-
mony.
Mary Ward said potbiuS
National Republican., 1876-11-10

"Urcle Toms Cabin, with Clara Cole as
Topsey, has had 3 good run at Ford's this
week. Other attractions have been added to
the programme, including Won Boyle in his
specialties and Mr.. 7. +. Trodden in new acts.
These, with the Jubilee singers and the regu-
lar performance, make up rare entertain
mept,
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The Turkish Truc>.
Fatal Boiler Explosion

ERoN-bENCE, March - - This morning, as
tie engine OF the Fletcher mill was starting
up. Tour of the sixteen boilers exploded, ut
teriy wTecking the two story brick boiler
mouse. hut damaging the main mill very lit
Tie. Thomas Fay. black smith. and Barthol-
oineW comm, Keeper. who were In the boiler
room, were BILLED. The engineer was blown
out, but WAS not seriously hurt. Charles W /.
Field, who was passing along the street,
was caught under falling roof. but prOba
Oily IS moi fatally Injured. : Vsral other per
tOnS received slight iriuries. Toe cause of
The explosion is Eof known. The boilers
were twelve leaTs old, said 10 be in good
condition. and had plenty OF water Just be-
lore The catastrophe. Iue loss ~ the Fletch-
y n-L-LMg cOmpany Is estimat % az % 900.
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A FALL IN NAILs.-At Richmond, "a, on
TCesday night, the roof and four floors o. a
double brick warehouse. occupied as stOr-
age depot by the Old Dominion Nail COM
pany gave way, crushing through TO the
easement. There were about 1000 kegs Of
nails and several hundred tons of bar and
o'IOf iron stored in the building. II is said
the storm of Tuesday evening affected the
roof ard caused The building to crush, and
a. ain IL is claimed that the accident is the
result of heavy storage. The estimateIt loss
daytime many persons would have been
killed,
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-FOUR TICKETS have been presented to the
voters of Connecticut from which to make
choice for state officers at the election to be
held on Monday next. headed as follows: For
governor, Charles r. Ingersoil, democrat
present incumbent; II. G. Robinson, republi-
can; Charles Altvater, greenback; and Henry
ID. smith, prohibition. The total vote at the
election last year was 100 93S, of which Inger-
soil received 53,l52; Greene, republican, A ,272;
scattering, 1855; leaving Ingersoll a net ma
Jority over all of g. 52l. A legislature viii ca
is 10 elect u. 3. Senator, is also TO be
chosen. The present democratic majority In
the legislature on Joint ballot is over forty.
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INV YORK, March 5i.-Wm. Canning
an enTiove I'm the coal yard d. IN Phlafei-
phia and Reading railroad com -nv. az Will
lGmsburg, came home last ~ ID aui found
his wife. Jane, drank. a quarrel elsIed dur
Ing which Cumming attacked his wife with
a Ratchet, cutting her and knacEinC her
thirfy-five feet down a coal bin. The woman
was taken 10 a hospital In a dying condition
and Cummings was arrested. he n also a
hard CrILker
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EIrcs

NEw ROCHELLE, y Y March % A IRE
90 Main street this morning destroyed seven
bu Ciugs belonging 30 Victor Linkert and
offers. The losses VIII probably aggregate
SO coo.
SPRINGFEElD MASS, March 81 Toe
high school house a. PittSdsld was burned
10y an iuceudlaTy ire esrly this morning;
loss. SIS COO Michael Mcdonald. the LATE
janitor, has been arrested on suspicion OF
being the IL ceIdlary
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THE ENIGRANrQ UEsTIoN.-The German
Emigrant society resolved last night to com
biDe with the French, Irish, Swiss, Belgian
ard Scandinavian emigrant societies % tn
sure protection TO emigrants aster the Castle
Garden commission shall have been DIS
missed. a memorial is TO be addressef 10
the governor, suggesting that the emigrant
societies be intrusted with the mangeula nj
Of Castle Garden and Wards Island and 10
make proper arrangements with the steam
ship companies.-lN Y Stol, 30sh.
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MILLIONS IN IT.-Mrs. :. q. Harris. Of
Monticello. and Mr.. b. Il Weber of lSbOn
Iowa, have been informed of a large fortune
coming TO them. The lady'S portion VIII
amount 10 about 81 900 900, ard Webbsr's to
- 100000. The property descended TO the
present claimants from a rich HOliander
named Barta, who died nearly 8 century ago
since that the property, originally extensive
and valuable, has been in the hands of the
government of Holland and enormously in
creased. The American branch OF the fami-
~ have long been satisfied OF their heirShi D,
but only within the past wear nave they
been able To trace their lineage directly back
10 the venerable Dutch ancestor Barta. Some
time must Of course elapSe before all the
heirs can be found and the property, which
amounts toabOUt $50, 900 coo, diStributei; bnt
this claim is fully established, and they must
sooner or later come into possession OF the
inheritance. So says an Iowa dispatch.
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A BRUTAL STEP-FATHER-The Cincin-
natt GaZette's Terra Haute special says
John Cottrell, Of MelroSe township, Clarke
county, Ill, drove MS little step-sons, aged
seven and ten years, oSt into the cold a night
or two age and forbade their return. Toe
little fellows started for their uncle's, ia
Crawford county, and when ten miles Ca
their way the youngest succumbed 10 the
exposure and died. The eldest was rescue
by the farmers and cared for. The feeling
was so high against Cottrell that he was
jailed to prevent lynching.
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ENnIofied.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 3i.-This morn
railroad exploded its boiler near Sand Ridge.
Three men, named Miller, Campbell, and
shannon, were killed, and another, named
Harvey Walters, so badly injured that he
cannot recover. All OF these men are mar
ried, and were employees OF the road.
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An ErrtnR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ALBANY, March 5l.-lH the Assem- Oily IT,
cay communication was received from
The superintendent ~ mail matter, Oh ar e
lrg the Hon. Felix Murphy, member from
tbe second district o! New lork, with tax
ing nom the house post ONCE mail matter
not belonging 10 him. The com n unicstiou
was referred 10 the committee on pr vilsges
and elections for inyestieafinn.
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a HORRIBLE ACCIDENT happened at a
wcolen factory at Arprior, Canada, a few
DAYS sluce. Mary Stuart, one of the factory
girls, while sweeping the floor, was caught
oy revolving SHAFT by the hair OF the head :,
and the whole of her SCALP was torn of from
the nape OF the neck to the eyebrows. Oae
eye is damaged and both ears are gone. II
was the most sickenlng sight, TO see bare
experience any great pain, and only com
plains OF fullness I'm her head. III fnfia n
nation does not set in she will in all proos-
bilfty recover.
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More RecfRroeffy

OTTAWA, March 5l.-Mr Dec Is mas has
given notice OF a motion as 10 whether negO-
tiations are now pending. or IL the govern-
ment Intends TO open negotiations with the
United States. with the object OF extending
the treaty OF Washington 70 British Column
bia, in order that fish and fish oils OF that
province may be admitted INTO the United
States duty free.
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SThe Milwaukee Times says that men
like clipging women. That is what male
Medill baldheaded.-[N. Y. Herald.
~When silver comes into general circula-
ton the people will have to carry around
400 tons Of metal.
IDown In Virginia You are not consid-
cred good, high toned politician IL you can
spit clear OF your shirt bOsom.1fN. Y. Herald
~Samuel Harms, OF Bedford county, Va,
was run over by a railroad train near Lynch
burg on Wednesday and instantly killed.
~ The Virginia legislature adjourned on
Wednesday night, after a session OF one hum
dred and twenty days.
SThe Boston school committee have pro-
hibited corporal punishment in the girls
grammar schools.
VCornelius Coggin, colored, shot and
killed his wife in Campbell county, Virginia,
on Wednesday.
~Now comes In the gentle spring time,
with flavor Of buds and blossoms in the air
and little bits of faint green grass eoyly
peeping from under the warm sides of old
trees, and men going down on all fours, with
table knife, digging heads of Of obstinate
carpet tacks.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Enslish OpPesttten se ths '-Esn press"

Nonsense.
LONDON. March Si.-The inns this mora
ing hopes that the ministry may Vet ~ bet
Ter advised than 10 persist In recO ending
20 The queen the assumption OF The title OF
Empress OF India It declares 10 has been
unfeignedly alarmed by the rapid decline In
the authority and reputation OF the govern
ment since the beginning Of It's session. 10
does Dot pretend % any special aneetioa for
the ministry. but "a cannot help seeing that
the opposition - thoroughly disorganiEed
and that the energies of the older members
sre exhausted, while the younger men are
chiefly remarkable for immaturity az mind
which threatens never 10 ripen. and any a.
tempt Ia form n government out OF such ma
tsrisls would threaten mischief "a the coun.
try. Even those who think It's fears fanciful
aud OVerstrained. must hesitate o. press this
new title forward, when they understand it
does In fact provoke dWcontent
The London Money Market.
The Times, I'm its financial RrtIcle says:
The best private Information We can ob-
tain says that financial articles On the con-
tir oni have 10 belief In or apprehension Of
immediate troubles in eastern Europe The
article calls attention % the fact that while
on Thursday there was sn apparent collapse
IA small loans 81 the Aren't e. provinces Of
Ssnte Re aud Entire k.o~, whirn had both
been quoted at above par during March, and
on Monday were go and g, hut On Thursday
both closed At So. The official stock eT-
char &c sheet does not show single trans
action. IL thinks The stock exchange owes
The public some explanation OF how the
prices were Sustained above par. apparent
~ solitary bargain being effected.
S50.OO0 from y wreck
PFNZhNCE, March - Fifty Thousand dol
lars were recovered from the wreck OF the
German steamer Schiller to-day.
French WOrkneu at the Centennial
PARIS, March Si.-rbe Rgpp,f tlts slorn-
ing publishes the first list 81 subscriptions
Tor enabling number 81 French workmen
Ia visit the Centennial exhibition az PhiIa-
deli hia this summer.
The Turkish Trucr.
IAGUSA, March Si.-The Prince OF Monte
negro permits the rCvictuRlltng 81 Nicsic
through his territory during the trace.
HE London stock Market iu proving
LONDON, March 81, 1850 y. m.-rhe STOCK
exchange j. quiefsr, with an almost general
Improvement upon yesterdays closing ono
tatiOnS, Argentine securities DeIng the only
prominent exception.
Personals.
LONDON, March 3l.-The PdH Man Gd-effe's
Berlin special says.-''The Gar Il expected
here on The 10Th OF April" 10 II stated that
the Duke ~ Edinburgh. on assuming COM
mand OF his squadron, will prOceed 20 Liva-
dla, Greece, 10 fetch the Ddchess aud the
Russian imperial family, who will go 10
Italy and Malta.
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KEROSENE A CURE FOR SNAKE BITES
The Aberdeen (Miss) Examiner says that
kerosene Oil is an effective antidote for the
bite OF snake, when applied externally, Ii
says that little child Of Mr.. c. NJ. Jones
was bitten by highland moccasin, AMI nsr-
feet relief and cure was obtained by applica-
ton OF this oil. 1t further says that valC.
able dog was bitten by a "cotton-mouth :"
and was in dying condition when the FIRST
external application OF the oil was ma fe, but
obtained instant relief, aud was IN aud RIM
ming about in two or three hours.
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A. The conversations had with Luckey
Brady and Bsbcock himself.

SECRETARY CHANDAER.
u Don't you think Secretary Chandler ID
the proper thing in dismiSsing you when he
foupd out you was acting as a spy?
A Well, Mr.. Danford, you have as ked me
a plain question and will state to you that
Chandler knew what I was In do before
started. i asked him IL should report TO
bin details. He said 10 was unnecessary.
Lu' key tod me al o that IL got the thing
through would get a big appointment in
Washington.
q: Did You ever show TO BabcOck the
cypher you got from Luckey?
A. l tn ktd 10 him about 10.
The examination OF the witness was IN
p o! reSs when our report closed.
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A SAD WARNING TO GIRLs-A little girl
down town, on Monday, fell while jumping
rope, and was carried into the house. where
she expired. She had jumped a hundred
times, ana the excessive exercise brought on
hemorrhage OF the lungs. She had been in
declining health some time previously
TPhil0. &dr
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THE STRANGE SUICIDE IN NEWARK
Thomas L.. Ball, SON of Alderman Bali OF
NewPrh, who committed suicide, by first
taking prussic acid and then twisting a cord
about dis neck and hanging himself 40 a bed
post in bis fathers mansion, was buried YES
terday. There is some gossip because the
coroner declined TO hold an inquest When
the body was found there was two extra
ropes in. the pockets with iron rings fastened
on the ends. The suicide evidently intended
TO use these in case the other cord broke W "a
his weight.-lN Y Slra, 10Th.
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Tic Marketa.

BLLrlMoaE, March 81. yirsiDis sixes, old 80:
do. o0I sol 1atea, 6.S: West Va, NOrgh Carolina
g. old, IL, bid 70 dsY. Sugar steady nrm, "a q
lbs.
BALTIMoRE, March Sl.-Ootfon quiet but firm
middlir q, Is Flour firm and fairly active and
uDcf aEged. heat quiet tut hrn-Pennsylyanis
red, lsozl 50, other grades nc1aneed. Corn
southern stesdy and nrm: western nrmer and
higher--soutbern white, 6lsei; southern yellow,
dnL-souihsIn ss4s; western vhite, tia47i do.
mixed. f0a43. RE IN hanged. Hay dull and un-
c. aneed. Provisions quiet and steady and ua-
changed. Poi K, 23.C0a25 Is. Lard steady and firm
crude, 1875 refined lsZ. Butter scarce and strong
vesterD extras. s6sSs; do nrsts, Sass. Petrolenm
quiot-trude, say; refined. Isax. Coffee IN
charged. Whisk quiet but firm, IS.
NKw YOkK, March 5l-stOcks active and better.
Money, ). God, B Exchange, long, <s u 1short,
496 Governments dull.
NEW fokE, March s.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat duh and UNCHANGED. Corn ouise
arc hesyv.
LONDON, March 81, 1880 .. N The rate Of dis.
coutt for three months bill in the open market 10
"a per cent. which lie below the bank rate.
Oorsols ~ Sic for money and 81 for the account.
u. bonds, lS65s. 1857. Erfe. IN; do prtferred.
q. New York central, lel; DIVIDEND.
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AID FOR THE DREW SEMISARY.-DalieI
Drew's failure has so crippled the Drew sem
mary in Madison, y. j., thst several gen.
tlemen have subscribed to fund for the pay
ment OF the annual interest on Mr.. DreW'S
endowment. This interest is Si1 so. II has
been used for the running expenses Of the in
stitCtion. John Ii. Cornell has Subscri 0ed
- eco; Andrew V. Stout, IS 900, Geo. J. Per
ry, 81 GOO; Judge +. l.. Fsncher, 5 90 for
three years.-lM y. Sltn, 30,h.