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AUCTION SALES,
By Green s. Wise,

4 4 ~ AOUSEHOtD AND KITCHEN FUR
NliU kh-We vii! offer fjr sale. by public
N.Y. ~, ISL, TIE H @dOLD End KITCHEN
'UHNlI! ~ 2: dwelling No. $50 King stree.
now occunied By Mrs. Griffith. Sale :, CON.
mence 1T III O clock Il. 70. Tsrms--Cs. !.
ny Pit GREEN & WISE, :or tao owner.
by r. A. kc.Dy, Aucl:oneer.
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed 10 the undersigned b. Jsmas B.
Wright, or ,ha 9Th dsy of December 1876. @
record in the Clerks Office of the Corporate
Court .: the city of Alexandria, Virginia. an.
| shall, on SATURDAY, the 10Th day of May.
1877. offer for sale BY pablo auction, ct thu
front of the Market Building, on Royal street.
Aexsndris, Virginia, the following described
property, TO wit: A CERTAIN PIECE OK
d1Is, improved b: p FRAME DWELLING
thereon and bounded as follows: Beginning oL
the south side u GI5con street 1t !: point I25 !!
east Of St. Assph street. and running III nc,
southwsrdly in line psralai with 81 Assph
street II feet to 10 feet alley thence eastward
" in n line parallel with Gibbon street il fee t.
inches; thsnco nolthwsrdly iG linn r.r"'i''
with S.! Asaph street 10 GiLbOn street. au,t
themes in 4 straight line 10 the beginning.
Terms of Sae-Cash.
my BITS CHARLES E. STUART, Trustee
~ The above salo has been postponed until
SATURDAY, June 9th. my l9-ts
By 7. A. kerby, Auctionoer.
TNDER AUTHORITY OF A DECREE
~ ri tho Corporation Court &C tho city Of
ALEXANDRIA, in the suit of Southern Protection
Insurance. Company vs. Ann l.. Harper, enter
ed a. its April term, loI'I, tho undeIsi gnea COM
missioner will sell by pu5ilc suction, st the front
Of the market building. Royal street., Alox-
andria OF SATURDAY: tive 18Th day Of May.
1877, the following described property, to wit
"A LOT OF GROUND in the city OF Alaxan
drls bounded rs f1lIows, ID wit: Beginning on
the west side OF Alfred street, =! the north corner
Of w. h. Mu'r'S iue ii feet 10 inches from
the intersection of Alfred and Queen Streets and
running thence northwnrdiy sAI fronting on
Alfred street % feet inches, and ext, nding
westwarC!y from Alfred street towards Patrick
street 20 feet orc 0. le:a with Nil TIC appur.
tenancos thereto baon2!ag.'
Terms Of sale: CASH
CHARLES i. STUART,
ap 13-dts Commissioner Of Sale.
Ng- Tho aboce GALE Las been postponed until
!, June 2}1 my 1918
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Conservative Municipal Ticket.

UuaPeT,
[.aac B. LH. py.
Me ,surer W Odd and Bark,
Geo. ". D.ar born
N>a>u.er* LInter,
J. J.. Adams,
I. f.. keuH
First Ward.
Bosri ci Aldermen.
VIM. \. Moore.
Com,oon Conncl.
Hugh Latham, w. s. Moore,
VIM. ChaInoay, Chas. l.. Adams
3. A. Mankiu, r. H. Stanton
Constable.
ll"ury II. Harper.
Second Ward.
Board of Aldermen.
VIM. II. Marburg.
Common CoUoc
=. II. Ficiu. r. W. Falls.
u. NJ Monroe NJ. Slaughter.
MarsIrale,
II. &. SIaymaksr
Constable,
R,ber' Travis.
Third Ward.
Boar ! of Aldermen,
f. f. Dowoham.
Common Council.
A. Scho6eld, j. T. Beckham,
J. s. Beach. r. Y. Rlshe.
Magistrate,
Joseph Padgett.
Fourth Ward.
Board IF Aldermen,
l.. W. Reid
Common Uourcii,
Geo. r. Hill, Jon. w. Poake,
Paul Z. Evans, Joho T. Nails.
Magistrate,
Johu Summers.
Constable.
G.. D. Sipple.
"PeapIs's" Ticket.
Mayor,
J. B. Johnson
Auditor,
Robert s. Ashhy.
Superintendent Of Gas.
B. F. Penn
Clerk Of the Gas,
Henry CalIau.
Collector Of Taxes, Northern District,
CoIlector Of Taxes, Southern District,
w. d. Corse.
Superintendent Of Police
Daniel O'SuI!ivan.
Clerk Of The Market,
Fl. X. Bradshaw.
Corporation Attorney,
N. B. Ball.
Inspector Of Casks and Liquors,
Ioueiov
Nleasurer OF Wood and Bark.
Joha L,atherIand.
Aeasurcrs of Lumber,
j. Mck. Ware, Richard Warder.
FRS; Ward.
Board Of Aldermen
A. G. Harmon.
Common Council,
George l.. Seatcu, }. S. Fowler,
George {. IIcwes, Jacob Thomas.
Magistrate,
Il. f. Iarc,!
Constable
William loucs
Second Ward.
Board Of Aldermen,
Lewis MckenZie.
Common Council:
II. IT, Ficku, u. NJ. Mouroe.
Lewis Stein, Edmund Burke.
Constable.
Charles Carter.
Third Ward.
Board Of Aldermen,
Wrsc WilloughbY.
Common CGuuci'.
\. ". Chiffon, Robert Porlner,
Edward QuDn, NJ. Snlth
MAGISTRATE,
w. l.. Pcun.
Fourth Ward.
Board Of Aldermen,
John p Agpew.
Common Council.
W.lii1m Miller, Paul Il. EVaos,
Charles Seals, Thomas Downcy.
Magistrate,
H. J.. Harris.
Constable.
j. T. Burnett.
Several Of these candidates have declined to
sarve-cVcn If elected.
CURE FOR SICK HEADAcHE.-Deur Bro.
IMeek edttor "7he Central iuettodSts" Cat.
hesburg, Ky. see III the last Central That
You wat remedy for lick headache. If you
wr:l u,e . remedy that you advertise in your
paper every we' k, am snre you will be great:
" beur ficd thereby and teieve cnr'd
have been sufferer FROM sick headache, c1o
say almost fum IDaucy, and have tried ever9
remedy | could get, and never fouod ythlng
to d. uc any good uuii used simmons
Liver Regulator" 1t has been yearly three
yeats srncr Grst u-ci il, aud | have not had
sick headache since, and have never used but
TWO p sckages and half Of the "Rsguiator. .
| had sister last spring that had from one 10
ao spells Of sick headache every week. sent
her half vi package ADD she says she has not
had it slice feel for arv one that suffers
L. md | hnnu Wlll
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my lots
I&r (i-nnn & kNien.


Real Estate Agents and AucsiCnc2:s.
VALUABLE KING STHEET PROPER
Y TY AT PUBLIC SA LE-Iho uatorai&n-
ed will offer for sa!o by p,.jc alr:loa; on me
premises below mentioned, on SATU EDaI.
THREE-STORY BHlCk WAHEHOUSES.
Nos. 80. 81 and Alt King street, niid th9 TIKI
STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE on Fnycuo
alley in the resr Of ths sane. under authority
If two deeds Of trust, oue OF wn;cI Is LATED 'niy
lst, 1856. and is recorded in ber Z, NJ. ), pay"
439. and the other dsted November 30. 1861 ro'
corded in liber Y, No . folio 49,. laad records
Of Alexandra county, W.
Terms Of Sale: One fourth ca::i; the roGisihd
or at ono, two and three years, With interest, l."
he secured by the bonds Of tho purchaser End
deed Of trust on thc property tl' purchaser u
pay tho taxes for 1877 81 all tho 'ss' u trans
ATDREW JAMESON.
nv lO-eo.s ITuste1.
BY Harrison & ONo., Anc.i1na"r:.
WILL DO .oll in A"xnnAt!s, ~: n %AI-
w UkDAY, Jun"2 1877. tn thtNNBLH
REAL ESTATE If Ttrm.. smith, consisting
Of Dwellings,, otorenouses nni l:o'E ,,,,,,,
No Two l.TEe W SInH1 HNlck
STOREHOUSE5, Nos 70 and IS situated or
the :. E. corner OF King .nl 10. str?+t:,
one THREE STORY BRICK DWEhLlNd'
No 8, adjacent on Lee street
No 2-Lurga LOT with fRAME Dwell
LIMO on Lee ct ret n"nr 'Iuzcns BNk
No 3-TWO FRANZ DIV ELilNdS, Nos.
"a and II, with fine LOTS attached, on Wo.to'
near Fairfax 81. Get
No. z-L4rge LOT with FRAME BUILD
ING, on Furfnx stree! For particulars OF
boundary, &c, and parties desiring t" Lu -cnsse
b. private sale enquire OF Harrison q " veal
No lG north Royai street my It'd
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L MILL PROPERTY Tho u1dcrsIgne6.
as Trustees, will otfsr pr public .ac:ica, o. the
premises on Inc 18TH DAY pr The olAth
MONTH (Junc) 1877, at . o'c!1ck p m. mat
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY, near In
s9P u L0udSgp county, ,b W. Fs?y7 3 an
ACRES OF LAND. large MANSION
HOUSE and TWo ,, T iscs Ltssv D nsw s5d
bss al the modern improved machinery in
Guiding y middling purifier. A long credit will
be given. ii not so!d, the mil will be t9F rent
SAMI. Nj JANNEY. Tr,.,os.
JAS. Ii JEW EFT,
Loudoun &C uaty, my 9-ehts
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TIE b,n,! Of AIDE .nen xii! hold az ad-
I0uTuad mc;l!ar Il eight.
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a III. nd ia nec,i is t:"nd Indeed" aod
such D.. Bull Eouss, Sj'uH has cmiaeuly
prurcn sell 10 ~. Gl!ous .Dia u tcstluouas.
Try il. P.lcr - cru's
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LEGAL AFTER = .

WEATHER PRoBABIIITIEs.-Wd r Depart
ment, Office ofthe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
snqtoa D. g., May %. lo77-lO:30 a: NJ
For .he Lower Lake region and the Middle
Atautic States, rising barometer, winds mostly
from northeast to southwest, stationary Or low
cr temperature, clear or partly cloudy weather,
and, possibly light showers
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SWGNDLER-A E,.p, representing himself
as Captain Crowcl!. Of ;!lc Schooner Belle Hal
liday, has been goiag 2baut anoOg the shipping
agents aud ship gamblers na the whalf borrow
iDg muucy on account OF that vessel. Yester.
day he cb.ancd losn from Capt eli Petty,
who shortly afterwards found ont that he was
au in poster aud iIid him arrested. lie vas
locked up ia Tie stetioa mouse, but was released
this moroiuc, as the Captain dcciGed 70 pro
sccu;c hGl. l. il reported that The mau play
en- thu sar,a game il Georgctowu and Baltl-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-23

pUTAT.'ESl POTATOES loo bushels n.
J. y. Stat. Whi'e ? sch Blow PJ:atocs in
store and f.: sale ty
my22 ". y. JOHNSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23

CAAo, May 2s-In port, ship Grace. Wilbur, to load
guano Chinchas tor Hampton Roads.
Cow BAY. CB, June lS-Cleared. schr Stella, Hncks
New YORK.
rnst Montreal 18Th steamer Manitoban ( McDougall,
HAvAxA, June 2l-Arrived steamer Rio Grande Bolger,
New York.
HAMrAx. June ls-Artved. schr WIN Philpot tBr. Phil
MorrnnAI June 2o-Arrived steamer waldensian, Ste
phen Glasgow.
NASSAU, NP. Nav 27-Arnved schrs Amelia Ann (Brl (,
Ssvin. Jacksonville une = Maud seward Applegarth
via Cat Island and sailed Sth for Baltimore
fslnnd) 18th, Hattie Smith, Lee New York land
sailed same day on her ro,urnl. . Il
Sailed June schr Jasper IBID. Fowler from Cienfne
OuEnrc June 19-Arrived, ship ospray. Sorenssn
shields; 6arks Oder Rohs. Hamburg; 2oth New Bruins
wick Stctson Newport Kate Caun. smith, Have; Corde
liza McDcrmsid viacours
Also arrived goth barks Craig OWL Dure. Cads for Mon
treal; Mandarin. Forth, London.
Cleared 10Th. ships Britannia. Gronvold Santander;
Westminster, Morris Liverpool Joseph Clark. CHM Brs
toll: barks John Ritson Humphrey, Hartlepool Marion
Proud. Newcastle.
Also cleared 10Th banks Huano MoGat Birkenhead An.
evoca. Larsen. Liverpool; Richard, Olsen. London.
RIO JASEIRo June % Arrived previously bark st Mary,
Hailowe New York.
more brig Senorita. Townsend, do
TAHITI May 6-Arrived, bark LORD Ashburton (Br, Lo.
enscn Flint Island for ucenstown mt In for water land
YoxoHAxA. June SIN port ship Boutwell, Castle (Br,
YAnnourn Ms. June ls-Arrved, schr Alphs, Salisbury
Charleston
ZAxA June SIN port Riaso tBD. Ovens, for New
York
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steamer Arnerique Fr). Ponzez, Hnvre via Plymouth
steamer City of Austin. Stevens. Fernandns via Port
Royn--C Mallory Co. 80 =, 80
steamer Octorara REYNOLDS. Baltimore m Daxel!.
steamer A SINNERS. Warren Pniladephia--Jas Haud
BsrA Baxter. Baxter. Amer for orders Vernon
Bnrk souvenir tNor). Andressen. Queenstown Fall
mon I'll for orders-Funch, Edye a Co.
BARK vakyrIeu (Nor). Jorgensen, Hamburg-Funch,
Bsrs Ksmsehatk. tNor, Gersssu. Esnore for ordsr-c
BARK Alette tNor). Knudsen Cronstsdt-Funch. Edge
lark Liberia Richardson, Monroyia and market.
Brig Marons, Deasy. Gibraltar Malaga and Cad'z-Mar-
Brir Heeney (Br) Hin. Rio Jsneiro John Norton
brig George Gilchrist, Ur~n. Cienfuesos Parsons
Brig Msnus tBr,, Todd, Matan,as via Perth Amboy-
Brig j Merry. Bradley. sagua Ia Granos-J f Ward
Brig Excels,ar (sr). Mayor Bermuda-Leaycrsft CO.
Brig Louis tBr. Tnebaut Newark, NJ--intton, At
' schr Julia wi.,ts Dayton, Tampico. Mex-A Dayton
schr ! " ; (Bp, Murchison, Demcrara and Barbados
schr " ii Wotherspoon t,r, Pettis, Windsor. Ns-D
dc WOLF Co. - -, -, ,rx
schr A II BcIden. Jordan. Fulton trexas-Tupper
Beatte: - So. cx-,... ...N.u,.
sclr Ruth Hodedon. Torrey, wellheet. NASH
Brown h 10.
scnr snnc burton. hurley Observation-Disclosures manu-
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scHs oHwAaD, Mayo. from Prc-idspcs for Wilmington;
Del With empty barrels ashore on North Bar about
~ miles q Cape May during the storm night OF 2ist
aud will probably 20 10 pieces.
scas As'xcsA twhalen. White. Of Prevnce,own while
cruising the south side the island OF ran
ashore coral reef on Portland Head and hoaed
after throwing overheard all her wood and emptypg all he
water from her caskssome $50 bbs After getting OF the
Arizona touched at GRAND Caymans for examination and
found her copper torn on but the hull was In
good condition she not leaking she proceeded
her stopping at Baracox for leav
ing there May % for cruise In the Gulf OF Mexico.
BANGOR June 21Capt Parker has succeeded in moving
the schr Isabella Jewett the fats where low
tide IL less than three feet Of He intends
discharge her cargo OF coal into y vessel alongside
NkwpoRr June 3I-Sloop Ellen B. this port, has
picked anchors lost last April OF Point judith by
the bark skstan, from Ale xAnda E. for New
Haven The anchors gh abor $500 lbs each with 90
fathoms chain 10 the other. Also picked
another anchor nearly in the place Weighing about
1900 lbs With fahon.s chain attached which had been
time in the water.
QUEBEC. June 21-Bsrk Kalstad (Sor) Monsen. from
Quebec for Waterford with timber got ashore at Goose
Iand got on leaking. and fowed back for eSamina'
tion by divers
About 100 vessels are In port.
SHfrsUtLDfSG-At East Machiaa. Me- Wiswen 4 Co
building bark TOO TO be OF ready for
In October She will be commanded by Capt Downing.
Of New Ham pshire She originally intended for the
late Capt Munson no building part " the vessel and
expecting sail her. She owned BY parties In East Ma
chias New York. New Il hampshire and elsewhere.
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AID FROM NEW YORK.

Mr. E. NJ. Archibald, the British Consul, yesterday
addressed letter to Mayor Ely, asking whether he
proposed authorize any appeal to the benevolent
citizens OF New York to contribute toward the relief
OF the many thousands who have boon lett destitute"
by the st. John calamity. Sir. Archibald states that
he had contemplated the publication OF a notice
In the evening papers Offering 10 rece We
in aid Of the sufferers; but, ''as ! think u
becoming and deferental TO await your decision IN
regard 70 a pubic notification under your SANCTION
which would carry vastly more weight than any init.
nocs In w ony add sa shall Ss mosy happy
cooperate with 10 carry out any instructions
which you may think NJ TO issue in the natter"
Mayor Ely addressed a letter TO Mr.. Archibald,
stating that he ready and willing to cooperate Ia
any movement TO assist the sufferers.
Mr. Ihurow Weed yesterday sent 10 . contribution
OF $50
INSURANCE RuMoRs.
Rumors of character calculated 10 affect the credit
OF some OF the insurance companies Interested In
risks ST. John freely circulated In Wall street
yesterday. To these contradictions werc given IN
Mr. j. Z. Pulstord, Resident Manager Of the Uni
ted States branch OF the London and Liverpool and
the reported effect OF losses by the ST. John
fire. says:-.'The company there has pursued
three Years, and losses are not likely to be very
heavy.n AS TO the New York branch he adds.-"lhe
shows the were the LIST OF January last.
S. 65l 063 3d. the gross liabilities, ST. S37, 1896 Al net
surplus over all Liabilities. ST. sl4 666 o. These funds
held by the irustees-American citzcns-ior The
exclusive security OF the compaDy's policy holders IN
the United States, who by tho terms OF the trust are
obliged these funds until all liabilities Of the
company IN the United States mot and discharged
The New York Manager OF the Royal Canadian lnsur-
ance Company says. IN Answer TO despatch from Mon
trea stating that probable that call would DO
made on the stockholders to pay their losses:-"No
sucn call necessary Will be made The recent call
Tor $500 600 upon the stockholders Is now being paid
The $500 900 had already been paid in prior 10 the ST.
John fire and tho balance will be paid during the re-
mainder OF tho month Tho company Will thus be
able pay oil losses without disturbing their rates or
changing their Investments"
DESPATCH TO THE ROYAL CANADIAN COMPANY.
The following q copy Of a despatch received from
the Secretary of the Royal Canadian Insurance Com
pany OF Montreal al the New York branch
MONTREAL. June 81, 1877
w. J. HUGHES, Manager Royal Canadian lnsur Com
pany New York =
The loss St. John will exceed 276OOO and will be
paid promptly A. GAGNOuR, Secretary.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. June i4Ar'ived. bark Portland. Gaze. San
Ts,y 1S 40 .as .s.S s Ms.
Maxasid Boston: Melissa a Wiley. do.
Passed up Tor GsorSesownschrs Bill stowe. Florence
ireland. and sarah Grumley.
EEs.iFs sGI juno SsIs
Ws Ssa ss, Yst soS
roni stephenson Trinidad; sehrs McNchol. flaming
H0bokrn Alligator Sprague. do; Anna Barber, SNOW
Ciearedsseamer Atlas Bp. Hoses sou, Liverpool barks
Cape S,E
FISK Mssshews. Baltimore; Goddess, Kelley. Albany
s Jssssl
Msrhs Ghnpos Sw yH sa w F r..
p os ''h. Is.ne
Pierre: Jones' Gris,endon, New York '''
Game up from Qunrantins-Brs Bismarck ts,: from Ca
'" uIearedsteamcr. william Lawrence. uowc. Provi.
ssss Issss' Rs
I s.a Ms s.pS ss:. ;s' D;ss r
No. sa.
h's Psrs TO .r ss, tor Rio sch. Paragon nu
S.w .sp s H. 10 aS
Ell "ss ~ sm " s.m lin s,s
June :snrs Charlotte rss Williams:
SON Hart Alexandria; Kate Lilly, Hutchns. Nov York;
Eolon, Brookngs, Philadelphia for Gardiner.
saied-schrs Albert bailey, Mason Richmond, Va; Mary
sands Roberts, New York Lulu, SNOW Baltimore; David
CInrkson Ireland, Washington White Foam. DIX Phila
'VUixRLEsToN, June 2a-saiied, steamer Falcon Bat-
Sailed GOTH sehr rhos Psbury Fletcher $, siuons
Sound. TIA -
Is Lofts. GroveIsnd Mills: David Faust. Smith, Ports
mouth
ia Arrived schr Maggie Smith. Grace Boston.
DUTCH ISLAND HAkB0R. Juue 10 Arrived. echrs
Cocheco Mcryham RocKport tor New York Elias Runyon,
Campbell; II Burnett Rasmussen. and James stiles,
Pawtucket for do Divcrty, Nickerson and Twilight,
catLcart Providence for do E,s Conin Cole Two Rv-
KINNEY Boston for PhadelphIs; Joseph Dukes Parker
Pennsylvania Burlinghan loboken for Boston; West
side Davis Providence for Port Jefferson; Montccelio
Norton Kockiand for New York; Willie Martin. Day. Gar
diner. Me- do Dolphin. Young. Calais tor do and ali
sailed oOth.
Returned nth, schr Chas Lowering, 10 haul up and
clean bottom.
10Th, 5 AM-Harb clear OF vessels
EA~TpORr June ii-ssilod. bark Ehnor Vernon, Copp
Sackviile, NIB. to load for Europe.
ELLSWORTH, June l+-Arrivsd schrs ames Holmes 9,
Rider Rondout; 18th Mary Lord Smssted) Lord boston
for Alma NS 10 losd for Bristol, E-cams 70 tor
saiial.
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H,LP FROM THE COUNTRY.

From the following dispatches II will be that
the work OF providing for the unfortunate sufferers
has begun almost simultaneously in all parts Of the
country;
BUFFALO, n. ", June %, 1871
steps have been taken by the Board OF Trade aud
muncipal authorities for the relief OF the people OF ST.
John u. B. A subscription list has been opened on
'Cnangc and IS already signed by tho principal mer-
chants 10 large amounts.
BosroS, juno - 1877.
Al a meeting held In Fapcul Hall to-day In aid OF
The ST. John sufferers a committee OF sixty was chosen
TO receive subscriptions. A list was started, aud at
the close the meeting Mayor Prince announced that
he could authorize the Mayor OF ST. John 10 draw ut
once Tor $4,000 e--
The Commercial Exchange Association have appro-
printed O00 for the sufferers by tho IRE at ST. John,
~ b. :, -,
AZ meeting OF the members of the Maritime Ex-
change aus morning two thousand dollars were
subscribed for the reci OF sufferers by The 81 John
ire The authorities at ST. John have been instructed
10 draw at once the amount OF 1000
The Right Rev. Bishop stevens has issued circular
10 the clergy and congregations OF tho Protestant Epis-
copa Church OF the diocese OF Pennsylvania reciting
the disastrous results OF the fire al st. John, and re-
oucsting that thcy act at once 10 securing promptly
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sucn ala .. wll ass,.. IN reeyne the wants Of the


CHICAGO, June %, 1877
The work Of raising money and collecting the necos-
saries OF lie ST. John people IL progressing
rapidly. Tho Mayor has called mass meeting or
Monday to consider the question. Subscriptions are
coming in rapidly On Change, the Stock Yard mag
mates held meeting this afternoon. Masons and Odd
Fellows are taking elective measures 10 AID their ie-
lows the stricken city, and individuals are busylng
themselves soliciting charity for the same purpose.
A Telegram, in inquiry by Mayor Heath,
came this morning, saying that the inhabitants neod
everything but Principally money aud clothing.
TORONTO, Juno %, 1871
The Board Of Trade to-day collected $40. 900 Tor the
relief Of the sufferers by the fire at ST. John, and Tor
warded that amount this evening.
HAMILTON, Ont. Juno %, 1877.
The City Council to-day voted 81, 800 and the Board
OF Trade 81. 900. Tor the ST. John sufferers
The government has placed $50 600 to the credit OF
the relief committee tor ST. John
EAsrPoRT, Me-, June -, 1871
Large quantities OF cooked provisions have been coll
lectcd here this morning 10 be sent to St John Mr.
C. I. Hcrsey, President OF the international line oil
steamers, the Portland to take on board
large quantity OF Hour and meat with instruction TO
employ all the cooks OF the steamer IN preparing Tho
food :or distribution on her arrival at ST John.
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PROBABLE MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, June 90, 1877.
THIS afternoon two young men, named William
Baker and Philip sweigand engaged in an alteration
saloon at Gloucester, N j. but order was restored
shortly afterward. THIS evening Mrs Farmer, wife Of
tho proprietor OF the saloon, went to magistrates
office TO obtain warrant tor the arrest OF OF the
men. she met by Baker, who drew a revolver
and fired two shots at her. one OF which took effect In
the abdomen and the other struck In front OF the
temple passed out at the forehead. Tho nrst
named wound Is serious, and al late hour tonight
Baker fed, but was captured about ten O'Clock to-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-23
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRAKE, June 2l-Arrived. b.rk John Fought tswe).
Carlson. Pensacola.
BRnxnx June 81 Sailed. ship Morris Br,. Morris,
North America; bark Gerhard Ger. Kisp Philadelphia
CaoXsrApr. to juno 32-Arrved. bark Merryman,
Msrryman. Now Orleans
GRxENocx, June 22-Arrved. sohr Earl Potter, Shear
or, sackville. NIB.
GIBRALTAR June I5-Arrived brig Areangelo dtap. Ca
cscc, New York
HAmSuRc. June 2l-Arrived, bark Margaretha (Ger)
Maselus Wilmington. Nc.
Sailed alst bark Edward wasnerlund Ctser), Philade
phia.
HAvRr June 2o-Arrived, bark Nellie T Guest tBr). Mes
sengcr Havre.
LIVERPOOL, June 22-Arrived, steamer Lake Champisin
tBr. Beruson. Montreal; ship Lsndseer Knowles, San
Francisco
Also arrived 22d steamer Diego tsp), Gastanaga New
York.
LONDON, June 2o-Arivsd, steamer Elysia tB), Nc
Richie, New York
Cleared 22d ship Sir Robert Peel Larrsbee New York
bark Noah (Ger). Gieruldsen. Baltimore
LONDONDERRY June 2l-ssiled. bark Mariner (Br Thur
mott. America.
Lssox to June 22-Arrived brig Rio vanga Port,. Dos
Santos. New York.
QuxKssrowx, Jure 2o-A,rived, steamer seythia (Br,
Haines New York for Liverpool land proceeded) ships
Gasherer. Thompson, Calcutta; Occidental Dunphy. San
Francisco; Alice Buck. Hartman. do Gleucove Ord OIL
phant Astoria o. baks Hancock Br). Hughes Baltimore
John Lorway (Br, Lorway dos Nuova veritas taD. Ber
toiottc. do; FRANCESCA .ItaD. Anglo Nor.
(B. Davidson. San Francisco; schr Mopsita (Br)
Willingate. New York
Also arrived 22d, bark Trionfo utaD Text, Baltimore
Sailed 22d steamer City Brussels tB, Watkins from
LivcrpooD. New York.
SrAvAKGER juno i5-Sailed, bark Miner (Nor), Soren
SEM New York before reported wishout datcl.
TRIESTE. June l7--ssed, bark vssuvio dts). CscAcs.
New York.
LONDON 22-sse amer. Alice Br). Ellis. from New
Orleans and bark Margaret Br>. Barker. from Mobile,
colided night in the xsrsey Both vessels
what damaged.