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New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
METHODIST UNION

rAs1s or ORGANIC uSiON PRESENTED TO TIE
Co.vFNIIoNs or THE METHODIST AND IE&
METHODIST pE0gE-TANr CHURCHES.
EnrIsopr. May lj.-At the Methodist Con-
-t,. .l. morning after the re rous exercises, the
p.. Nj Ha.-.tt stated chat n compliance "itl reso-
,f1 ~ the as; General Conference ot the Methodist
4b REQUESTING lil 90 write history oi ta- c.ure-
f id ...l.Ie-.I tle work. Ate. site resolution
commenting tac history compiled tr "r. ha7se,t was
,,a-,..,'y adopted. ana tie Convention adjourned 70
meet at p. rn.
Affc afternoon session, m response 10 the com mun-
,rton from the Committee OF the Methodist Episcopal
church proposn. E lmeuical Coun,. OF al branches
or sf-tuoasm. resolutions adopted approving the
same. and . committee was appointed % confer with
otlor committees 10 make arrangements therefor The
Rev John Burns, Chairman OF the Committee on Basis
Of acualou submitted . report - follows:
We, the Joint Committee OF Conference of the Mctho-
dis, Protestant aud Methodist Churches would most
respectfully submit the following Is the result OF Out de
Liberation: ,
ouf oum -son Of the Methodist Protestant and Meth
od 81 Churches Pittsburgh be adopted and that in
terprct that of union the condition of receiving
members the church substantially the same basis
AS that IN The edition Of the Methodist Book ~ Dis
cipne ho tAId item relauve 10 children. having heen
Inadvertently omitted In the published Blsh OF lnlUHl
hesoirsd That the matter 81 suffrage and eligibility TO
Office left the annual conferences respectively pro
yided that each annual conference shall Do entitled 10
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representation the ratio IN the Genera tobies
pnce and provided that rule shall be passed WDles -
shall infringe upon the right OF suffrage OF ehslDv
office. 49, . - ....
recommend 10 the General Convention Oi the metho
dat Protestant and Methodist churches now ~ seS-
sion the immediate organic union or the two bodles on
tine basis of union set forth IN th report al ot "ho"
respectfully submitted.
The report is signed by all the members OF the commit
tee except g ~ LOwden, who dissented from the ma
iority upon the third item relative 70 the snraga
which states that every male member over Is years
OF age may vote, and desired that each annual con-
ference might extend the right OF suffrage
10 the female members. "a they may elect
After long debate principally on the second resolu-
tion tho report adopted and the convention adj
iOurned until tomorrow.
Ar the Convention Of the Methodist Protestant Church
the secretary read communication nom tl" cumnIffee
the last General Conference Of the Methodist Epsco
pal Church similar that read in the Methodist '0uFen
ton Yesterday afternoon relative 70 holding an Eenmen
cal Conference, % include all denomnatons OF
Meth0dsm, which was referred 10 iccidl com zee
10 be appointed by the president The Conference Com
mttoe made their report and IL debated uni 6JO'
when the convention, without taking action upOn IT, adj
jOuIned until tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
PJBLIC UTLSTON.

A time comes when @ party must move on
or run over This i- tae pl 0-0psy of d.. present
political -.tdatiOu Gaod sense win recognize r only
-rod olstinacv viii r1 mliut ID stand against the
mDvlllbe.- Portland u,os"u.ta I.rpJ
The fact may be stated tlat thp AlmiuistIa-
ton = HAYES has two vote. d. feruasf against
TO- The opposition under thc lrIIrI-uu n I4Iludry
Hall CON. aIl ahIs. iHd al.fI.u4tL. bGt f.. Buu.
bots cannot rally under the banner OF hate rf-phs
Avalanche iiudJ
There is no Geld for two conservative parties
in America. The Eru. t'.c I.t.y having pieHrr. eel
tle ground. the Republican r..ty Will have to 20 o..
uay Of lur uig parry and the huOW-SOtnlL- pty be-
fore tleIn F9l tH.- te a.Iltr t o. feel pro Ouuay
grateful -l-nrcyepJrt La Times uDeml
Aud now 10 il asserted tnat the size aad hue
oi tr.uus nose have Itan clHs 5-te IL tis not ar u
~ Bard pms iu-r I- in wandering J.y's. iUt
pcrtt,. roun hHH h-ruuc Murpulte, ana painted %
t,iu t.rur no matter IrW what does with bis
p4frhUru n gut. down to uosferif The Nose ui to
N!GtLeouta Century 81 Cincinnati Commercial llUtI
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
EIrTr.shrEN rorAG L4WrERs.

COMMENCEMENT OF IuE LAW SCHOOL or TIE
UNIVERSITY OF TIE CITY or SFT-YoRK
The Commencement Of the Law school Of
the Jny. .r-Ity of the City o.: E,vYork held last
evening I tlc Academy Of Music Tie celebration Of
Oh, carnival bad drawn or much Of the expected
audience hut there present fair number OF tho
f.9ruds Of the graduates. Chancellor Howard Crosby
presided, and among those on tie stage were Prof
jacques Judge LaIrr!uoge Henry +. Davies. Register
Fitch. and Judge f. T.. G0aGc Of Aew-5ersey. John
stephen NcGiI OF tho graduating class delivered
an cs-ay on the Charters " S"w York Govern
mrut OF the City by tine CITY Tor lac City"
me address by Isaac Franklin Eu.seu was q more
tecll..i subject lir EHe Allow iEg the Accused %
Ic-, iy n L.s Beha,:' j. A.,l1Lu. Eampiuc chose
fJf L subject Eir Transfer of Negotiated -,eI-ltir= by
Giu inter rr0s" Joseph T. DtIY had fJr bis subject
'CirrksHp and PupIsyr Preparation for the lar
and Allan Lsn-iOA ArD-rnott. The Sanction Oi tho
aW.'
Tlo Committee the Prize Essay announced that the
subject ttHy had given {. trD gJfa Ihr N-.l lTK
System ot Procedure: its Origin History. and Progress
ID thr United sttie- England, and iHdIJ' Among Ji
the essay f'3t by Joseph smith SD iuacn announced
~ the winner of the $3.50 prize the Committee uu
Written EN.lugatiJLs made su'cl-l mention of George
4. MrJt-IIUtf. Arch bald q. NpttH Richard j.. Adams
and Isaac Russell i1 tH" last OF whom awarded the
prize uI 800. The Goa Ut..a et 'Ii Examinations
ported ODD favor OF giving tAe 500 uIz- excellence
TINT respect Io II. n. cruz, ,k-uH-. Chancellor Crosby
t.rr f.a.t Ir-I...n IA. Ir following.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

WAmNGroN Nay l5.-lnlomduon has been
received at tac Department of state from th" Consul
General at Calcutta t4at capt Henry Small ms sister,
C..t Orcrr layer. and tlr@e sr'men oI ihe American
5arl, Edmond PDunty died suddenly OF cholera 30
Ak.ab ON the 25th OF A'fth last ln9
T.,i.-, bas urcvailrd 10 au alarming extent
81, tho d.-iIict about ClitagIug, and On
t island, along tue coast which weir nuNdtLs4 D. tAe
-f ..rri wave ON tir 3lst o; October !-16. More
-ll ln 900 deaths have Drrl epo-trd from el i'ra
g.I4 ,ud 10 .tIuou ID lHc-. there nave been large
T.,l- r.1m u.-tllruft. irvr- atiiiHut'i Iu To. 7r
-. ..---tt. ...l0u uf the air ANA wafer uF ~"
..,,f,-tfrr of rrr wuIttrdes of human helg- ant
CA r which per.ne 40 chat time Ilis -,t.e VI l-"-s
.l...u.lg lmpuIl.t5.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
NirSICAL NOTES.

The fourth tricnna festival of the Handel
aud Hayn society Boston commences TINS evening AZ
tine Boston Music Hall, when the Elijah VIII De
given.
At n concert at Vassar College last week the
N-wYork Mozart Club played Beethoven Qllh5t III M -
fat on l6 ana Fesca's ,eptet & minor, Op. 20, ana
Mr. Bisrhof gave several ~ Tie songs o hhHL -eL 20
music by Prof Ritter besides sesmuhds Love song anu
BeetLuvcn's d" Adc.aido.'
Theodore Thomas and his orchestra go TO
BaitimOf. and Washington mex week. ana "I,efNdIu ~
Chicago. where they give short ,3ssn oi eo1ceIS i
where SIT e. = Sanford pianist, made ms drp ia ,e
List Gas Concerto and gained success "hich Was "
snrNel and umqlAI1-d.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The diasaa 'AovI 30 5aronssr1eA ysrai a e "a -! .
tne re -
preceding mirelt =nts she essonso Of
the asreury duung those he1al
TRIBUNE OFFICE, May Is, m. There was A further
decline Of arpressue yesterday preceding the coudi-
ness Of the evening. The heat was that OF summer
rising to $50 in afternoon, and showing considerable
advance even at midnight There il very little moisture
In the air.
Cloudy weather and continued warmth may be ex-
pectr in this city and vicinity followed By rain, extend
lu over Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
LATBSI SHIP NEWS.
rror other Sh.D ye.os see sere,m Pag,

ARRIVED
Steamship Algeria (Brl Watson, Liverpool Way o. vs
9Th. with mise and 20 thaS o. Franc h
steamship Atlas lBr). Low, Aux Cayes Apu 20 Jacmri
Prince 0th and Kingston, Jth WIN indse ana
pass 10 PIN. FOrwOOd & co. -, -,
steamship san JacntO Hazard, Savannah May IS, with
and pass 20 Geo. fOnge.
Bark Ger) enke, Bremen April B. with mdse
to Hrrm1u hoOp & GO.
IA days with sugar % j. & G. Fowler vessel 70 j. H.
Winchester & Co. - ,
with sugar & Kemp, vessel 20 Boyd & ttlncken.
Brig +. II. Williams, Aooseniord 1ardenss II daIs Win
sugar Frak3 & Fischer vessel O Brett, son q 20 -
Br.g Eu ma Dean lOf ST hitt- schulz Porto Caoelo
Apr , Zee &c 10 7. AGOstnl. Left IN port brig
Carlton, from Boston, dlseharglng.
BELOW.
ship Andrew johnson 20. ThomastOnl speed 1aao jan
Is VIA Hampton .Oas m gIanO 70 HODso, ltrtanO
Co. vessel 81 snow & Burgess.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON lj.-Sdi-,i. IAN. Belle OBren, Tor SANDY
Hook Arrived, IAN. Protector Gettysburg capt Alex
anIerl; 10Th. I0naWsIia Goethe krnestne, " fanofA
Wick and Mebane, Malta capt Casengena, Ldouafu'
ANFwRsr May l5.-sailed steamship Switzerland, for
rhii4teiUhIa. ..-,.-.-
GLOUCFsrPR. Mass, May o. The schr cara b chapman
Of r- pUft l. ashore Powder Hole Harwch AID fu
OF water She In partially insured
PAN scif. Veto, az tils port
Pensacola via West ashore at COuc Reel a. before
raDnr- aud tightening She taken INTO key
West aud from there by Tia wrecklng eais p iso
UaClY strsnrO All over ans leahs SuIAueiaDy
b. h.u cargo lumber which b. a. Key Ngst aWaiug
decision ~ 20 e clam 0i the "iecAcI
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
NISS WAINWRIGHT.

Miss Marie Wainwright, who is to make her
debut at Booths Theater tomorrow evening playing
Juliet 70 Mr George Reynolds Romeo is young lady IN
whose fortunes ought to take kindly inter-
est She s granddaughter OF the late bishop OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church in this diocese and daugh-
ter OF that gallant Capt. Wainwright Of the e. : Navy
who fell bravely fighting his vessel the Harriet Lahe
when the Confederates under Magruder made tAeT at
tack upon Galveston in 1862.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
MARRIED.

JaDlu. Aprl =, by kgl Rev G. N. ..iims is4op ot
4-n assisted by VIM b. Cooper ana Boy. NJ 4, Gar
RAJ lev clement A. Blanchct Of r0k0 and AMMO Van
Ness eldest laughter Of Ellsworth F. Matby OK Albany
y. /.
FUTLFR-COUDERT-Ca Monday NAY a. 1877, az The
tbape. uf Immaculate conception, seton Hal tOAtee
SItl ORANGE Ey the RI Rev NJ \. Corfu gan, d. D.,
I.u.D of Newark Paul Fuller 10 LeOnIe, daughter oil hr
Charles gOuieTl AL Of New-Aurk.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
MUSIC AND THE DRAAA
MME- ESSIPNEE.

Nine EssipOff will make her last appearance
in America next Saturday when a matinee entertain
ment ia 10 be given at steinway Hall The programme
has yet arranged but it is understood TO be the
intention OF the manager 10 make the occasion one
OF exceptional brllancy II cannot fail TO be interest
Ing IL ony the farewell concert OF an artist Whoi
connosseurs have learned to regard with respect ana
admiration We hone Nine Essipof will not be allowed
to take leave Of Newyork without impressive testi
monial Of the appreciation OF the public.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

Brentano has received the MAY number OF
The Nuieteenh Century which opens with Ienny'ons
sonnet Montenegro" lalready printed In TIE lRiB-
USE) and contains ~ It's second article Montenegro,
sletch." by Mr. Gladstone The second OF Mt Henry
Irviags "An Actors Notes Shakespeare" "a devoted
to the between Hamlet and OphelIa, Act Ill,
1
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
G1EERAL F0GEIGy NEWS.


4 iNTDV JTEI-INU N MEAT0U.
NEw-OgLlAN,, May l5.-lhe GalrestoR AerS
has DO sesa "a patch from Eagle Pass 81 hirh SAYS tn1t
Ccu Pr VALDEZ with GJ3 soldiers n ihe district ot tAe
u., t,r,e state of CohaEul, Mexico pronounced TOR
t .ri, government ON sunday morning, anf Is now
~ ,,-i3il ~ te uhuiu tistrico 0f the Hp Grande eN
cr,lua te town or PrCrls S-gTas. IL II inteis 9ot
tt rg SD 10 ack chat town 300 lpu ui uS5 4t5 - ALe
ri.l,i. gui.Gluss there are heavily balriclued.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
TIE NEWMARKET RACES.

LOSDOS, TUESDAY, may ID, AH'f'
The second Spring Meeting at Newmarket
commenced to-day the principal event on the programme
being Inc Sewnlrkrt spring Handicap, which brought
out d, deiI1f 10 horts.. Ia -autae, against "h"m 70
was laid no tlc start proved -ue winner, "h t"ru-
I.. -frI u r 3 3gs!nst him. n tlc second ue-, i'Ie-
bv saving his stake. Bri-ea with IL to aSanst ler
,.lftf Il .Iift..
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

ties The London World SAYS Protection seemed IS
extinct the Wars OF the Roses hut here IL IA again
and what more venture predict that we shall see
a good deal Of it during the next few years thAn
many people suppose"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For ew-Englan1, falling barometer north
westerly winds suiftng to soUteasj or sout wer sta
tOnary higher temperature Increasing aoudness ana
rain
For the Middle Atlantic states falling barometer. sta
t,n4Iy or Tisug temperature, sOucas lQ sDuh-A st
winds, increasing cOudmess, and general rains.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

THE VICTORIA MINISTRY OVEHTUR0WN.
lovDo, Tnc-,lsy, May ID, 1877.
4 Reuter- dispatch from Melbourne Au-tElIIa'
SAYS the Ministry have resigned in consequence Oh ile
result .- tie eieg. lions.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

Er1rg IT, Fift"psL a. ID hTrt r1--Hf.
TEE NEW-YOUK TRuB, NE's war maps are
0r-ta-s 40 oyerg respect ad tHcr merit Dr. proved IRON
M fa taat the nave been adopted by tho Newspaper
nion and rsed all their patent OuLsdes. Tho paper
h ono oil OGf lnCsi valued exchanges.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16
5uquci Noutes.


Bair'. pHis.-1Le Great auei.ah Psuq:y FOR cont and
sos. agents, 224 william s-Ne" YORK 7o4 ~ drusg 40
House OF Rest
CONSU UPTTVEs,
fremont, Y. y
The Touse Rest fOs C0lsumpyC- % Mt Hope fremont
has lust Opener. .t5 chapel wb. ptj for and has iO
added tgoJory building l1r Weuty tive male Patients
This buIug s also paid f1r with the exception o. $50
temporarily borrowed Trustees ask 1r special donations
to enable .acm IN discharge th,s email debt
Send go ST. f. C. rIEsiANN. sea-ar.r Sian. att.nvc NJ
% Rev. T w. PETERS. d. D., President lerlye an1 s5a Il.
PaterIs = T-sdcmurts. &c,
securet Jnt llte1 -istrs ..I. fult-u Countries y
ANIHCR v. BRfEaNN's PATENT AGENCY,
ZJ- ErulaNAy sc~-tor4.
Best references send .or book Ji insiricsoH
Po,t-Omec Nonre. me larn ii,s Tor ihs eatia.
sATURDAY, Mav 3D. l--1. v-li close % tE,t once on
Ti E~uAY a; j. u tor i.sore by seausn2 Nevata, "a
o. be- 1r,s arfsu by .s Wf specially 4tdrta.cd
ana al 400 n iYr France direct uY S:-i-sIiu France
Via El,r-. THU is.At 80 1850 f,r Europe ny
~ATu RbAl " 80 u l.r EUROPE, Oy steamship CiB
Richmond. Via tuctistDHu t,orrl, OT 4I4rv
SCOTLAND. and N0rh U Ireland tO De furgcf-eC tY lis
specially Addressed o.
sud GLASGOW, and az l4.3I Tor Europe, - -osnsLia
Rheu AID Bremen. The Nevada, tus-A
and city OF Richmond DO NOT malls ior DsnnarA
and Norway. The mails for Layl. aua hins.on
a.. VIII Ncw-ho MAY - iu- tAC
indies, via Hay,n "ll leave Sew Nogk Aa3 50 lht mails
Tor ANsuaua etc. VII cave san frincscV may ~. The
fOr China Japan vii leave Francisco May %
keSfork Nay Il. .s57 Il J. 3AMts. Pestm2s,rr
We advise an persons gENNgs PArs KILLING MAGIC
on III works IKE charm" eua Oy AL urusRsts AID
merchants sold by J. f. HENRY CUEkAN a ca
New-York tribune., 1877-05-16

Ouay is maintained a the products Of DEyLN 4 Co,
ami uuCr i5 made possible. Il,y make h1
trash anu en- The goods they odcr nave tie merit VI
, 1877-02-14
T E l. Z G Il A NJ S
ST.. Thomas STATION.

February 7.
New YORK. Feb 7th.-A Constantinopla telo-
gram States that Midhat PaSha. tn, OK CRAM
VIzier. has boon Pxiled in c0p>eqnrnce of his par
%ticiPation in n plot for tho dethramement of he
Sultan, and the creation Of Dctltor.
Intelligence from St. Petersburg announces that
the Government has issued u prospectus FIR u
new Russian loan
A return from the Manchester Chamber Of
Commerce shows that there were NJ ex)orts t.
America last year, and that, on tho contrary. M
nufactures had beon received there from the Uni 81
States.
Sta i%tical returns show that in con SEQ ltncs Of
small pox the mortality in L mlnn sialll highest
as compared with the Prinoipl II & Uop al o~Api'al'.
In the Ere tch Nlti)lI Assembly, II O:li IA re.
Deputy for the department. of the Rhplo. asked
whether the Government should not afford soma
relief to the silk operatives OF Lyons, suff ring
from depression of the trade. In reply. NJ. Simon,
Minister of the lnterI"r, promise his CO cooperation
LONDON, February 9TH The stock of sugar at
the four home ports on the third instant was one
hundred thousand tons, compared with one hun
dred and fifty four thousand for the correspond
ing period last year.
February 8,
Nav YORK, February eth.-The "Munonester
Guardian announces that in conseq renee of q
divergence of opinion said to exist between the
Earl Of Beacorsisld and tho Marquis of Sails
bury, the latter will probably resign his portfolio.
The London Times in an editorial forssh0-
dows the forthcoming Queens speech, on the open
ing of Parliament, and thinks that the Marquis of
Salisbury Will DO praised for the manner In which
he discharged his IN; sion Mt COnstanlinOple
and that high diSsatisfac On will beexpressed to
wards the Porte although a hope is now enter
tanned that recent events indicate q desire for con-
oilistion.
, 1877-02-14
NOTICE

rs hereby given that a Semi
u Annual General Meeting
of Shareholders of the Bank
of IT. Thomas will be held on
Friday the 23rd instant at the
Bank Premises when the Re-
port of the Directors for the
past Six Months will be sub
mitted.
The Chair will be taken
at II o'clock noon.
Bank of St. Thomas,
81. Thomas 9th February
1877.
By order of the Board
of Directors.
Ed. S. PETERSEN.
Manager.
, 1877-02-14
7 H E "a us"
CBRlSqIANS4GD, ST, R
Wednesday l4M February 1877.

The Colonial Council held an Extraor-
binary Meeting on Monday last.
The cases on the Order OF the Day were
the following:
l, Election Of a Member for each of the
Elective Boards for The 4 Elective
Districts.
The final result of the Election gas
that:
Mr.. T, Mendes was elected for Chris
tiansted Town,
Mr.. c.. Brandt " " " Chris
tionsted's Country District,
MIR. w. B. Woods -" q" " Frede-
liksted Town,
Mr.. A Moore " " FreJs.
riksted's Country District.
2, Stater1ent from the Presidency for an
amount Of S12 1891 for Bureau Adj
vances to Planters for March, which
was adopted unanimously.
3, Proposal from the Presidency for the
Councils consent to am arrangement
concerning the sale OF the Steam
Plough belonging To ]. Farreljy, Esq &
II. Mac WlIlam,' Esta'e.
A contact had zen agteei on between
llc SdIu PNItlS d}tU ilt Genital EdcIU'Y,
aglecably to which the Steam pIough
should be bought by the latter for 81 ,467.67
which is TO be paid in shares in the Facto.
ny for the balance OF the claim. say $40, 900,
for which the Colonial Treasury holds mort
gage in the Plough, originating from IA loan
given the said parties to assist in procur-
Ing The Plough, it was proposed to accept
a bond, payable in 3 ins;aIments, from Mr.
John FarrelIy with I. FarrelIy as security,
50 that on receipt of the Factory shares,
the Presidency should give an acquittal for
the claim in the Plough.
The discussions on this matter were held
within closed doors and the Council
agreed unanimously to give it's consent to
the REIMBURSEMENT OF the Colonial Trea-
sury's mortgage claim in the Steam Plough
on receipt of % Shares in the Central
Factory, representing 81, 467.67, which is
to be written off on the present bond. the
latter remaining in force as hitherto for
the balance S2,532 80, but payable in 3
equal yearly instruments
The Order Of Day being exhausted, the
meeting was closed.
, 1877-02-14
- NOTICE.

OARTIES DESTROYS of opening up
business connections with the
highly respectable Firm Of Messrs.
DUFF, LAST & Co., London,
General Commission Agents, Bank
ers, ETC., Successors to Morgan Brothers
established 1899 can obtain all
necessary information and full parti-
culars of terms, ETC., from
u " r. T1TGNY = CO.,
st. Thomas, 7th Febry., 1877.
- In addition to their ordinary
business of Exporters, Messrs.
ID. l.. & Co. transact the Bank
ing business of their Constituents,
and receive Consignments of
Foreign and Colonial Produce.
, 1877-02-14

Feb. Q.
New YonK, 9th -Fl~ur, per barrel. St Law
renee brand $7l5.
Meal, per barrel, s3E.
Heavy Mess Pork, per b.rrcl, $t7.
suoor Crystals, per pound, % to 100
S" Fair to good refining, per 10 81 to 9s'
Enelsh Islands Mala.se,, per gallon. 30 to45. cts.
Premium on God 1888 to Z.
Exchange, New York and London 4,843.
LONDON, 9Th.
Dem. Crystals, per cwt 81 duty free.
Sugar Muscovsdo, do. 26I6 do.
Clayed Havana, No. - 3Ol3 affoat.
Demefara Rum, per gallon, I'LL IN bond.
Trinidad Cocoa, per cwt, 73l
Consols go to
Bank Of England Rate Of Discount 2 p c.
Rentes 1890,
Cotton 90.
, 1877-02-14
BEKJENDTGJ0RELSE

MET bekjendtgj6res he rived, at I'D
lY kast til Repartitionerne j efter-
nRvnte Boer, nemlig:
/, Afgangne Elizabeth James,
DUdsbO,
2, Afgangne Mrs. ArabelIa Blair
meyers og efterleyende Egte-
falle Carl William Blair
meyers f;plles DO
Vile bIiye fremlagte paa Sccsioner,
som afholdes Onsdagen den 7dc
Marts f0rstkommende henholdviis
midday XXI. IL og Eftermiddag KI.
/ slet, hvorcfter Boerne foryentes
sluttede.
Christianstcds Skifteret den lode
Februar 1877.
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Wonderland" a new fairy story, Sweet
Marjoram Day" by Frank r. Stockton,
1.-The Peterkins' Charades," by Lucretia
p. Hale; poetic riddle by DR.. j. G..
Holland, and comparison between the
manners of the young folks in old times
and nowadays, by Gail Hamilton.
OF the story element, the highest fea-
turc is the beginning of the new serial by
Miss Alcott, entitled "Under the Lilacs, !"
with Illustrations by. Mary Hallock
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/ The Christmas number contains also
the opening of.the new serial story for
boys, a tale OF trorical'life, by Gustavus
Frankenstein, entitled slower Noun
TAIN" admirably illustrated by the ar
lists Moran ard Kelley; e 9s
81, A PORTRAIT OF MISS ALCoTT, f
with q sketch of her life; several poems
by Two Little American Girls; Play.
and d Christmas Carol (set to music; and
half a dozen complete short stories, bright,
funny, exciting and pathetic, &c, &c. IS
The new cover is by the English Artist,
Walter Crane, 1.-The famous designer Of
"The Baby's Opera" eit
ST. NICHOLAS FOR 1878. h IT,
Besides Miss Alcott's serial for Girls, and
the three serials for Boys, to follow each
other in rapid succession, will contain
short serial story by the author of "The
Sschonberg, Gotta Family" and an article,
Around the World in Yacht, Boys;''
has been promised BY brilliant writer.
now on the actual tour of the world in a
yacht. There will be contributions by a
Daughter of the famous Peter Farley and
a letter ~ Young Americans by slisi
tis m GEORGE MACDONALD. iisaf 81
The How series VI instructive papers,
by various authors, will tell how to bind
your own books; how they mine coal
how TO enjoy yourselves at home; how to
be an agreeable guest; how to entertain
company; how to be 4 carpenter; how 10
make an ice-boat; how TO build house;
how India rubber Is gathered; how
matches are made. how money is made:
how Mackerel are caught; how they laid
the Atlantic cable; how they mine in Cal
afoinia, how they work in the tea coun-
try; how to be- a parlor magician; etc.
There will be also series of stories and
sketches OF Foreign Life.
rs5i'' TRAVEL AID ADVENTURE, ~
such as sold Nicoiai "a Russian story, J
"a Day among the WEIGH Castles"
Easter in Germany" Indians Of the
Amazon, How Kitty was Lost in d
Turkish Bazaar" Master MonteZuma"