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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04
sees Surrender 10 GRANT.
MADISON, March II.

MADISON, Marcn u, l5t..
70 He c,l:t3,' Of the MIuauLee Neics.
vas glad t. see Id Sundays Daily News 8
communicable 10 The Richmond Dispatch cor
.ecting enc Of The many absurd and sensational
uis statements concerning the incidents Of lee
surrender The details Of this eVenttnl act will
so0u PISS into history, and truth should be
sited from error by living witnesses and part.
cipalOrs before hauling them down 10 another
generation. was the oDly civilian present al
the meeting between General Grant and Geo.
Lee, aud know whereof speak. General
Grant never demanded the surrender Of Gene
raj Lees sword, nor intimated BY word or deed
tina. he expected it to be yielded 10 the victor.
IL was, on The contrary, especially considerable
and kind in his bearing to the defeated chief
tain, aud stroye By all the ucans Ci social
ameuity TO make General Ire feel L! ease and TO
lessen the humiliation and sOrrow iuscDa!lh!2
from the OCCASION. General Graut personally
introduced General Lee to each member Of Tie
staff present, and contributed his iull share To-
ward engaging him 10 pleasant conversation
during the time the military secretaries were
preparing the terGiS VI c2piIuati0n for sigma.
ture This occupied about 40 hour, wien Cen
cral Ice AMI Coionc Marshall, who aGc)m.
panied him. took leave and returned 10 Their
own headquarters
The bearing Of General Ice during this try.
ing interview was that Of a thoroughly digni.
fed and self. possessed gentleman, and in striE
ing contrast with lha! OF General Pemberton at
Ficksburg
This was E:c fret nsetiug OF thcsa rcnowuel
military chiei.ains Although both we're n the
regular arny ST = time when its smaness
might presiLprose personal acquaintance, they
were widely separated by the eSigences Of the
service and met for the first time 10 the house
Of Wilmer Mclean. at AGromattoy Court
House, Va, April 9, 1865.
Their next meeting was BY appointment, at
ID clock, April 10, 1861, at 4 poiDt nearly
midway between the Two encamped armies, when
they converscd privately ADD apart, sitting on
horseback 10 q drZ2IIDg rain, for nearly an
hour, concerning the details of the surrender,
which had been delegated to officers selected
from both armies, General Lee started i'm
meGistely for Richmond on horseback, attended
only by All ala and servant, and General Grant
and stan also started st oEce 1r CITY Point
This y7as the last time they ever met.
The 'appletreo story was pure fabrication,
started by some unprincDa adventures, most
likely for the purpose 0fEeiiDg his ware: Gen.
Grant and General Lea never met undfr hn
Colone) Babro0lz and Captain Wiliism Mckee
Dunn, OF Grant staff. bore to General Les the
note i'll which General Grant acooeded to Lee
request to met him al AppomattoH Court House,
they found Lee seated under the apple tree.
From this tho E;JTJ may Lave sprung, bat ii
certainly had Id o!hor 81 nearer f5"HdsiIon IL
fact :; I.
The Italian tafk Monte Tabor, ashore at
1 ! ri,-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

The April meeting oil the Potomac Fruit
Growers Association was held 10 Washington
yesterday; the president. Chakley Dillingham;,
in the chair
The chief topic oil general interest to agricGI
ture was proposal to second he vote Of the
National Agricultural Congress, at its meeting
Oh the Centennial grounds last fall 10 favor Of
having the official head Of the agricultural de
parment recognized in the cabinet. 1t was 10.
trclu?cd by preamble and resolutions By DR..
Sn0d:,ras which we're laid over, With his APP.
prevail, till the next meeting. The resolutions
contemplate the appointment Of committee 10
visit President Hayes with the view Ct urging
the measure upon hi5 attention, and also 10
procure additional LEGISLATION. ii necessary 10
the contemplated anJ.
@Dr. [loEIanl, +. II. 'troiL, j, >. Blown,
Or. Gross, j. H. Chase, Mrs. II. i. Mute,
Mrs y. Lineo,n, d.. @aodgrass aud Col. Eing
ham were appointed committee 20 make al
rapgemnnl4 aud take charge Of. ali excursions
during the summer months, aud afs1 td confer
with the Woodlawn Agricultural ..5ociatT il
reference TO Joint excursions.
DR.. George Gross read an essay on the cult
vato9, preparation and utilization III the varI-
Gus kinds Of fruit, and, says the Washington
Republican, III his subject had been on theo''
ogy or temperance hla effort Tonld have been
40 able one. As it was, he devoted time TO
pitching generally into certain religious sect,
then iartei Cd and told the best way to make
w.nc 80 lhat it could not make one drunk. 10
fact, it reminded one of what an old divine
said Of the sermon Of younger one: III the
teyt had had the small poz the sermon would
not have caught it.
COL Daniels vas selected as the orator for
The Nlar meeting, and the association adjourned
Bruce Cumming, an actor, shot himself 10
th, L.aj ot h, hotai IN PoIIir,oro Lost n;cht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

RAILROAD AcClDEN r.-Thu Richmond Dis
pstch gives the following accoun! ofthc acciden!
mentioned in yesterdays Gszette:-
At 40 o'clock yesterday morning tue mal
and passenger train Oh its way from Washing
ton to this city, when thirty-egbt mile:
from tho former place, came to O sudden and
uncaremonous halt. Turning short curve,
loading to q rather deep cut the engine ran
squsrely into heap Of earth which had come
down from the side OF the excavation and lay
across tho track. The engineer puI down brakes
as soon a. he saw the obstruction, bat not in
time to prevent the accident The shock was a
very severe one, and threw the engine and ten
der from tho track, and slightly injured the
engineer aud fireman. but did no further dam
age. There were about seventy.tve or one
hundred passengers on the train, including
Judge Bond nnd c1-Goyernor Walker They
were detained tor four hours, until relief could
come from Qusntco. No blame is attributed
by the passengers 10 any oi the railroad
officials. The Waterman had gone through the
cut only hall m hour before the arrival OF the
train, 1t is supposed that the motion OF the
train cau:ed the slide to move down Upon the
track lust in time 10 do the damage. Tho engine
and tender "cro badly smashed, sud several
hundred cslo5s Ct water rom the tender were
projected upon tho Gngi1sec, nearly drowning
thet worthy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

We are glad to See that the important sub
iect Of the Potomac fisheries is attracting thl
attention Of the Baltimore and WASHINGTON
papers, and hope. that tie Maryland suthori
ties will heed the Suggestions they mak'. The
Washington Republican says:
The Potomac fisheries should be pro,
tected. Laws should be passed limiting the
number OF seines aud gil uets, and also the
time tor fshioE. For years past there has
been little or no protection afforded the fishing
Interests OF the Potomac, and the river has been
crowded with drag nets until the shsi aul her.
ring have become very scarce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

The safe robbery, at police headquarters al
Washington. 10 which, though The thief could
have taken large sum. he contented himself
with the small amount Of two hundred dollars,
turns out to have been no robbery at ell, but
an ogerdraw on the part Of the clerk, who has
been discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04
CANAL COMMERCE..

Arrived Boats Thos Patton, j " lt-y& j I"
Burke, YIN Walsh and a j tl.gt:, /" a." ..
can Coal Co } oammoa, u j + AH"e" (, Z
/. II Kuhn and G. Hughe=. u " @m!tst
Departed Boats " Daley, i = i.",.,
Patton, II Saud:Crd. Katie j. A!tic, l. !. i..'
P q Uhler, Wilson, j A AcAa@-er, ..-..
son and j W Burke, l0r Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04
Markets ty I.le.IaUu.

new YORK., April 4.-G5li opcnol =. H.
advanced at lOi! 10 l0i:, and has there vo1..i.
ed. Exchange continues busy. and the io.I,a
drawers Of sterling have advanced Their =:
to doji and 49,. Government bon IS 81" g..
or, except for u: and currency Is. Ta2 Mar,'
November registered bonds are IGnt2ic, H..
Get today. Money i: 1a@ lor call '3:~. eli.
primo mercantile paper.
BALTIMORE April4.-Virciria sizes aa.a.-.
. Vrgnies. consolidated, T.; do. - soci.: i
Cotton Irmcr and quiet; nidIii0c H.. ~.
active ard strong, but quiet "at laci.. e..
Wheat quiet and unsettled iiary!a.at lav.
10. Western ~intc: red i5,si,n; 80. :. (.
cago spring iij Penna rcd l63sl.I 3!.r;a.
red primo 10; do. srlbor i-j.l-5. ~. wn!:al
alb Corn-Southcrl active I'D Gc:aa
Western firm, higher ana quiet; &9i.A2.:s 81.
sad yellow u .53; West5r1 nig:4l svJ. T.
April So May j;tsl": Jane u biz s:o4".
81: Oats steady, l.rm 6nd quiet &o"a2
PRIME and Western white 4}ali. RS" 4Hia.
i2A-5 Clover Seed and Hay Uach .TE.!. {.
Zee dull and nominal. ;iugn. s:2.iv =.
Whiskey dull at 81 O..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04
SeaIIey Hall.

i.oSDoN, April IA. Oakley Jla has writ.
ten note to Louis j. Jennings, formerly cdi.
tor Of the New York Tines, now in l.onlon
appointing 30 Interview
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04
Recovery Of IL Valuable Picture,

BERIIN, April 4.~.paa]yke's painting Of
the Virgin aud Child which vas stolen from the
national gallery here few days ago, has Eeen
r,.clYcr-i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

The formal opening Of the Royal Land Com
paDy's Marrow Guage Railroad from Freder-
icksburg to Orange Court House took place to-
dsy:'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04
ElecliO.!.

OMAHA, NEy., April /. -ihc election here
yesterday resulted in 4 victory for the rrpubi.
c.!s, except the treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04
PROPOSALS..
NFEICE GAS WORKS,

NFFICE q AS WURhS,
~ Alcyautris ' u, :.p.a. /, r..
Sealed proposals will be raco.yol u! o. 90
until tho 18th instant for THlRTEE% Az
DRED l3QO) TONS BEST QuAhIfi -"
COAL, TO be delivered a. the cIt5 "...! !...-
canal navigation Of the yasr l5I,.
Bidders will state the terms, &c. 81" u VA
they propose to sell the coal.
The committee reserve the right t. 'v':'i -
or all bids.
Bidders will please lamo the Kinds u O. 20.
BY order Of the Gas i.ght Conmi@.e'
up It'd NJ. Ii. IA. Il, up 3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

The New York Herald says that large
add influential part Of the republican politicians
would quickly raiSa storm Of prejudice against
the President aud the South ii they could have
the chance u prove that in South Carolina,
under Hampton, coIor.I men ta!! short Of their
rights. We do no. fear anything oi the kind;
but We warn the people OF that State TO be 90
their guard, aud 70 regard as their worst enemy
any mau who harms OF wrongs c}iorrd man. .
A oolored man is IN ~ more danger Of being
harmed or wrongeI ia South Carolina than in
New York, and the warning given above is
entirely superssrviceahle aud unnecessary, but
as the South is generally considered by the
people Of the North as composed Of conquered
provinces, aud AS subject to orders issued from
the War Office Ut Washington, We eau readily
understand Why Northern people, who are not
untaVorablc disposed toward our unfortunate
section, should feel Ia hsstaucy 10 giving lis
masked advice, aal iu being surprised ii We
do 90 not follow il yi.,ctIy. Instructions from
the North, however, concerning thc treatment OF
negroes 10 TIC South, are OF the same character
As advice given hY medical stuicu! IL AZ ex-
perenced Irac:i.lji.,'r, aud are bnt lapetit!Ons
oil the Invariably Unsuccessful! effort oi trying
to teach one's grandmother how to suck cggs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04
DIED

DIED.
Marlh 9.h 49,, st Fredeii :kstu7g, w., Il
typhoid pneumonia, Mr.. GUSTAVUS ;. IAL-
IA.FERRO. 10 the 18th y5aI # Ei= 5Cc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

Recorder Hsckett, Of Aew ! ork, says the
report that he got dispatch from Oakley Hall,
al I.1nd1n, is laise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04
Letter from Northumberland.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
HEATusvIILE, VA, Apr! :.-Msior B. j.
Burgess. of st. johns Academy, Of your city,
won reputation for himself here, last night,
as an orator. A full house greeted him to bear
him lecture Oh temperance. The Major 10 i
most eloquent manner described the homes Of
the counlry made desolate aud unhappy by 10
temperance and various other evils accruiDg
from it. The audience could bet listen with
silence while he handled his subject 10 such an
eloquent manuer. We are happy to say that
the giants Of Virginia have not al! d8indIeJ
down into dWaris, and that there are q few yet
destined to Gil the vacaGcies oil Clay anu Henry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

A MOTHER :n-oco oC choice E-aporatcd
- E. J;o0ia! DIiui Pca2hc; receire1 to-day by
io;, ?; i. e & i. MILBURI,
CtMALL Has i>. 2roice Sugar cured Should
- crs Iii breakfast pin2c: just received b.
i..h Il J. 9. * +. MILbURN.
i FEW I;yo1CE OF FIFTY CENT
Il TtA& n!
NH /. i. X j. allLBUKn'5.
f{1l:I OUR new FIFTY CENT BLACk.
l. TEA the Iae:t tycT sold for the money.
nh 10 G. WM. RAMSAY.
DEELLD PEACHES. dried By the new
e:aporIG,ng process. Tor sale ~
iau /, j. Q. = E. MILEURN
CIALT LANE PEACHES something very
~ nice, received 10 day b -
nh ls j. Z, s; l.. MlLBURN.
TRANBERRIES-A prime lot just received,
~ NH u GEO. NcBURNEI s son.
DRIME lIEW TORk BUTTER jii5t recei7
T. Cd 81 [fun j &, " ID. Ra.ISA.I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

DEMNANTSI REMNANT5!-" - "a
~ quite &c accumulation Of Roni"H'9Ii. o. D.
ious kinds in stock, which Will b. 500 =. .'.-
HALF PRICE Call and eznI" ne t4em
d. +. BKASE5 4 t..
ana luj King st., AIctt"...'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

Mr. Humphries, one Of the Hayes electors
in Florida, has received his reward in the shape
of the collectorship Of the port OF Pensacola
MIR. MeLiD, smemb Der OF the returning board of
the same State. had previously been appointed
Associate Judge Of New Mexico. Thus it will
bs seeu that Mr.. Hayes does not kick the ladder
down BY which no climbed to his eeTstsd Pc
sition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

What. "smart" fellows the radicals are III
nosiog out the bottom facts 10 most thinsa, but
how sadly behind the democrats 10 some
Others The New York Tribune, with all its
numerous aud superior advantages, has just
discovered about the carpet baggcrs what every
democrat in the country las known for years,
namely, that the republican party has been
running political poorhOuse quite too long.
The one fatal defect OF IFS policy since the war
has been that it gave opportunity Tor adVeu-
turcrs, who were utterly without standing or
consideration iu any Northeru community. aud
who, if not propped up by United States bayo-
nets, could not have beeu elected to any office
by coored men Of the South. to iasten them
selves upon the party and the country as the
representative republicans Of reconstructed
States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

OUR STOCK OF PLANlSGhD, - '.''
~ ED and TIN WARES il complete;
MCLEAN Il UuLhH.
and 10. Eng :tr2".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

The Italian lark Monte Tabor, ashore at
Cape Henry, vas gotten aH)at cariy This MON
Jog at high tide and proceeded Oh her wsY to
Batimni,: 10 low IL Bakers wlrckibg tug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

WEATHER BUSTERS, Of al Sis, =,
e McLhaN Il UHLhh =.
ana 10 KING -.ra'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

EUH RENT-A DWELLl*G 'tj' :.
z and THREE ACRES OF hAHhy. 4.
Little River turnpike, in FsirlaI e !".., !.''
West End The land Is prod"cl;vca AMI .s.@'"
wears past used rs market garden. 80 go
young bearing orchards al apple, ,..,, ~. -.
peach trees. Rent moderate. ApP.y !" 'H
CATS, West End Or JOHN II. Ehh1 - o..
eyandria. ~ '-.-'"'
DRGSHESI BRUSHES! Hair, Tooth, = ID"
ID Shaving, Clothes. BachI1g. Cou"l'r' d.
ing and Scrub Brushes III great vnrl"ly, ..
MclIEAN * UHLME
and lUr King -.r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

Bruce Cumming, an actor, shDt himself 10
the head at his hotel in Baltimore last mig hit.
lie Was .lv2 At last accounts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-04

DRASS AND lROH BOUND y -
~ CAMS, assorted sizes. u! .,,....
McLEA.I j UHLhA;
ena w. kiHg =;
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xyJHITE WASH BRUSHES r"c@1'.' .
w fcT sale By -.........
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f'otoliac Fruit Growers.

10 Hon. Geo. w. McCrary, Secretary Of
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CANADA DAT MEAL, Pin H''' '' .".
" Gr,s. Pearl Barley aui Split !"h-'-
snd for sale By ,-.-...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
Jnsirnttlon.
Country.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY, Cambridge, Mass.

n viii
HARVARD COLLEGE. Examinations for adnis SOU VII
hereafter he held the three days following he las.
dss follow the Wednesday september at Camnrdge
orir For details procure the circular concerning ass'h
TO the College. -,
Tho elective courses Of study Harvard College "a descrip
% st ~ Lich NAV he had apllCatOn) VIII hereafter De
one ~ persous not than twenyone years 81 age WHO
% The F1rulty Of their fitness to pursne the parilcu
eNomiustion admission, and teTo1re cahot %.
for the degree Bachelor Of Arts LSteTs 4r on .iS
should he addressed 10 ffOcssoI " D. VIM 80 '7
Cambridge. Mass.
T.WREVCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL. The hye courses Oh
which lead to degree t'lVt fhSn.'
Mining Engineer, Bachelor OF Sclenctb are ~ p az
Ls0fb Examinations for admission occur az
the same and places "a the cAamhau"ns ioI aiii
Harvard College ,---.,
go ,st pass an erpiaGO j0J dGHt<stDA To tHs
] in lain m BLACK Commentaries and IN English
For Latin French MAY be SUI s'linle' OF , nc
y especial permission. For az ls"s VINO tn.,i - ~
t year The course study for The degree VIII bo H'ee
VCars ic,gt. The admission examination w vs. Of
June both AZ Cambridge aId al cincinnati III t1oI"n "
Cs"hiirc only. For details the circular VT 9ctvo
MEDICAL SCHOOL Persons who hold no dcgltr III az >
hereafter pass an 'tth"'sitD" yo' ~
IN frhon i'm Latin tho clements OF lh}scs ana IN ~
Clisb Fr nc1 vii he accepted hsitad 81 l,I;
f, cn,s, If three mn lcodetac vsff', me
-, i,uiuG an, The THURSDAY following the last wednesday
H. -.tlbrr ana ending the last "Wednesday IN June INC
admi.aiui examination viii Toe htld IN June U''' d. ~
"uJ 4. ,ucuuJfi. m september az BuSi ohy ,c-c 49,,
dental SCHOOL From and ai,ef Stp'ihpr' y -, va
clrc of instruction, in tins school extends Over 10y H
ci. Urgrg the diys"n 81 the year lhloa "'Hl 7c
aud q Srring Summer sCs ION Cc:-ts -, - ..t.o.i,,,
~ ,,ii%AFTONS FOR WDNIN. These examinations,
which were htn t"i We ~ % r,y viii be nei IN 1871,
during hr~i fortnight ia June sihhan,o @
bridge Ne"-N 0rk, aud tinc'niii. TOT Pn.
OF the L1'Hl {. Iiniitt ~ . l"',' -
ton; 90 IAayr., Ne"-NOIsi 0I 3uJ vest fo"'"'' vi"
formation concerning any Of the above departments Of
,le ~ lyl-ty or The blNlNIli @thN,i1 Wv
pI---N iNSTIT TON lsclOpl ui GrrcIlulrh Or w.
rIc,s 81 A. NJ IN D.. and =. D., address j. \" uAHl'lH'
fl.fIl
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Droohlnn propcrin 20 Eet.

yEIO LET-Factory in Wilam>buIgh, with en-
L -nrooil rSrliuas g.. loHs ~ ''''m''i'''.'L bHH
rE'O LLT-3-stoIy brick $CilDOL-llOU%E, No.
l.< Jo-1sc1..f.: $>tory brick DWELLING, 10 VII
ioucrbr-,t. GpKDON h. FORD ~ Citrk 81. brootlyn
V5'D LET-DeSrahIr HOUSES in BROOKLYN. at
mode ate prices: IGf Washing On.,t. near Nassau;
NJ. 80 and = l.. st and - DI9Ug conner oi Uchsst
AMY 20 EDWARD SIMPSON, > Wal ~. \. Y
TfNO LET-Ou Pro>pect-plarc, Brooklyn, near
fffjhy, tn. two ur.ua sized three brick house
krof ls Sos. lld houses in order and contain IL
rooms t?c; g,li Joe rented inV 10 goo tenants.
ROBERTS. BUSTING, POI Montague ~, TT oNlyh
rg7O Rent. FTRNISiIEp-Thc iull-Sizcd,
farce story ard l,nt hrlct house, 49, Harrison 49,
OPPOSITE christ C,urc tuc house Is IN good order ana - iy
fiI. -n, c location central ana pleasant rent mod
crate Arrly on premises
rETD LET-HOI'SE 10. 229 BCggrn-St, Brook
Iva: Hs;oiy biicl. house aiming - ROOMS, with an
j1urn; ruie.s: ia compete Ur'vT ana IN GOOD neigh
hols,ol: the hui-a ears leading Z" U ne i'tIl'' ana
within ~ minutes Cty Han Kent 100 PEI auuuln
80
Wall ST. New lOli 81 -G- ~rrim, horn ~, BIooklyI
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OFFICIAL REPORT or 1MHRicfN MINING BDA8D
SALES-NdRTU >. 1871
TIRsT BOARp-ll n'CLOCA \. v.
MONDAY, March 5--P. NJ
livestock market opened today with aDattenN

livestock market opened to-day with apattemp'
TO stiru the waters o, speculation bUthey lo''@t
sided with thi removal OF the paddle. Western o.'-
as the most active stock, from 63S 10 Ot'o 80
quently selling 6i 555as. Lake shore st'riea a.
rose TO 493, and then sold at 49@i93S Melsah N.".
carly advanced from Al l. 10 42is. later s'iuA ."
Ala. NewYork Central after opening az 20 = '"-
yancing to oile. sold II 932i00lI The 81 Pah's W.,
barely steady Oh small transactions. Northwestern
Rock Island paid hut little heed 20 the improve"
DRY. the common stock Of tie former declln'hs "
TO 33a., the preferred bcing steady at oSt@'SF
Rock Island selling at lOiS@iOO7s @lol'S' ms
Burlington and Quincy, M which tho spocu'-' - N
light yielded 10 10l sales oi llOo shares
OF which were from bona hdo holders INV ~,
steady at S97A. IL turns out to Ne u"' =,
tho receiver OF this company has oo'a"''s
order from the court 70 issue spc'ahi '0i''-l a,v
(Which only take precedence, rs lien upon inc "a
Of the LIST consolidated mortgage bondJ WIKI WIN"
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Gl!n tislI geiI!e for Sale.

TI0R ~ALE-HOUSE AID LOi OF Lexington
l a.,. r,ir .liist No ~; 2OG wide. Inquire at ~
las; ii.si.
FrUR SAif.-BROWN-ST near Park and
Z EIcya,d ta.radj = luj 10 5000 L" lei' SOU 10
, u.p. j. ~. SrENiN~, Bl"1iNHy AZ" '2"st
ENDR SALE-Iipl' %FS, thgcr-s;oTy, brick. Oh
1 Wa.i.n u.t %tOOA, Jaic.s!.. $1,000 on Mr~f "a >.
81 brown ~oa, west Z2lSI., thr story, brick, "lhpbp
600 West .,AS fn,tt. cory, -lO.nt; West EpiI-s,
upD. Vest 2-f..-t. $1,000 vi "'i-, three i',
-t,l OF lfua stone a,H others. brooklyn E"us - ha-
"a ~ o., ayt, trrcuvNr.. McErJr,l. quincy SIG.
:fd ,.s. ,,ry desirable locations th" lui HALL
& sol lsi.S. 2U3 west 2.t-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoEK. Monday. March >, 1877

NEw-YoEK. Monday. March > 1877.
The following auction business was Transacted
at ia. l. ,ch..nAo Sal,,.onii today:
Ej LOi.H WcSiaT.
lot, 81 West Sith 80, 10 II o.; St.aye each ok
lug >. also s. > est -5t'- t. 2-5.G II " Of
the lj''p
~ .a,4fh.
| f.. ~ hlic. tenement house. rlth LOT, MOB
Vs. si between oua aad 3!-ra,er, lot IN ,o
$50. To JAM, n Bennett o"pO
hftn,fs
Il r.. sio.y aud basnigcr, Lrck lcrs' Win lot -
II Ia-i lp5rl Z, - a ~ ititNc io' lG-Al"htl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
Ncw iJubhrdhon5.

sFEOME BUILDING" Now ready. - \
s,i,uJiG BIO. 900 art, pace. plate. - ,.>
iaal fiei+ol puh.Iss OF a. class i.. en ~. - ,
costs Material !.bUr table.
be-; ,r, firm \,yYor. ffapc.-,o. also 30 I.-s
ds,clhae places s.tr atats,i aad tG.,, i.NtLtA:l j..
r. 4 I. bail lu- 1povi. cl.rr bone o9 uc,tt.
CaiIcs real estate ucn. Hvcsu at -, |c IHlCI, 81.
lp- aid ms moucg ui,.r - III ~sEf, PGAr, III
y diva, : = send 2cnut stamp lor Hcn Cadeu D..