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y GORGE p. HILL & CO.'S.

GORGE 2. HILL & CO.'S.
CAREFUL MANUFACTURES.
OUR NEW GOODS.
ALMOND-Fsncy Nut Favored.
COCOANUT-Rich Fine Drop Top Costel.
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TOURIST-Sweet Hard Biscuit, figured top.
BISMARCK-Gc German Biscuit, Csrswsy Hsvor
SARATOGA-Crimpe edge, Mace favor.
These fancy goods are furnished the trade ia
assorted or straight packages sttrsctivey put
up for retail They are not kept in stock. 30
tin cans used, consequently they sre slwsya
fresh and in high t,vor We respectfully solicit
an examination Of these goods.
GEORGE T. HILL. s. CO,
nv 10 Alexandria, Va
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NEW CROP TEAS.-We have received
~ this day lot of very choice Gunpowder,
japan and English Breakfast Teas. All new
crop and fine fl 4vor at reduced prices Gail and
examine tnom. GEO. McBURNY s. SON,
nh 81 1GG and 10 King st.
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ySyASaINGTON U OHIO EAIAROAI

FRANK THOMSON
GENERAL M.Dager. nov l.
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OBITUARY.
MRS. WILSON @. HUNT.

MRS. WILSON q. HUNT.
There died on the evening oil tho Esd inst, ut the
Clarendon Hotel this city where she mad lived Tor
twenty years. Julia Lawrence tho vile OF Wilson
G. Hunt, old merchant OF this city and one OF It's
most prominent citizens This cstiinable lady, whose
loss VIII be deeply felt by large circle Of friends well
by numbers OF the deserving poor, about sixty
Ave years Of asc, aud, after short and illness,
died of pneumonia. Mrs. Hunt. while Miss Lawrence.
and her sister, aitcrwlrd married 10 Mr. Timothy
Churchill were considered Two Of tho most beautiful
girls In New York. They were painted ny Thomas
Suiy, in his well known picture, tho "Whtc Plume,
which when exhibited attracted much attention. The
deceased lady nrst married Captain Smith, by whom
sue had Two daughters, and while young widow
Mr.. Hunt. She leaves children by her last
husband. Mrs, Hunt, who belonged TO the Dutch Re-
formed Church, was a true Christian woman deeds
well AZ by profession. She was noted for her char
ny. both public and private. and was prominent and
working director in several charitable institutions
She continually visited tho sick nnd needy and sought
where shc could do the most good, spending much
money year In benevoence. In private lie sha
most kind ana atntable IN her manners, devoted
10 her husband and beloved by her friends.
The funeral OF the much regretted lady, who was
buried Green WOOD took place yesterday alter
from this Reformed Church. corner Of Fifth avenue aud
Twenty nrss street, and WAS, desp,te the weather,
numerousiy attended.
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CHlNAMEN FOR PERU.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25, 1873.
OF the 96S Cinnamon who arrived hero by tho steam
ship City Of TOXIC yesterday 400 destined Poru
and 1870 Tor tho Sandwich Islands
The Baltimore Sun recently published q letter from
San Francisco stating that Captain Walker sbip
ping 10000 Cinnamon from this city TO Peru, and
that that country would take all the Mongolians
We had TO spare. IL was also stated
that Guatemala In tho market Tor Celestial work
ingmcn, and that that country would assist US In
getting rid OF our surplus Mongolians The facts aro
that tho wages Offered to the Chinese In Peru
sufficient To induce them TO there from California,
and Captain Walker unable to Ill his contract
from this State and consequently rcsortcd 10 ship
menls from China via San francisco. As 10 G uale-
tnala, NO Cinnamon arc employed ana wanted
there
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FREDERICK 4. aRorE.

The flags tho Produce Exchange were al bali
yesterday IN consequence OF the death Of Fred
eriok Il. Groto. grain broker, OF No. o. Bcavee
street. Mr.. Groto died very suddenly yesterday
morning. Of heart Disease at his residence, Now
Brighton. Staten Island Ho tho floor OF tho
Exchange on Wednesday, attending to his businoss,
apparently In the bcst OF heaiIn HIS son-ln-law,
Henry Gilman, left him ut nine A. NJ. yesterday To
come TO New York ana u 70 hours later he was IN
formed by telegraph OF his sudden DEATH Mr.. GiotG
the oldest grain broker the Exchange was for-
mcrly member OF the old Corn Exchange, and for
twonty.sx years acted rs broker Tor Ralph Brothers.
He sixty -nine years OF age AZ tho time Of his
death, aud leaves family OF Six chidron-three sona
and tho latter being all married. Hk
eldest BON, Augustus X. Grote, is director In tho
Buffalo Society Of Natural Sciences.
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RAILROADS TO BE SOLD.

COLUMBIA Ohio April 25. 1878
C. - Butler, trustee OF the Columbus and CAL
iipolis Railroad Company. appeared before the Court
OF Common Pleas to-day on the petition
Of Hill NcKeckny, contractors OF Chi
cago, and Obtained judgment against tie
Railroad Company in tho sum Of SEAS. 925. together
with decree OF foreclosure and order or sale Of
nil the property and ths right road The property
ordered 10 be sold on May 80.
ST. LOUIS, April 25, 1878.
Charles f. Tracey, trustee OF The English bondhold-
Of the first mortgage bonds OF the ST. Louis Tunnel
and Railroad Company, recently aied u compliant IN
the Unitod States Circuit Court 20 forcclose the
mortgage tor default OF interest. Judge Treat
alter bearing The case entered decree OF
foreclosure and appointed 4 w. W oodward commits
sell tho property, which includes the tunnel
aud railroad tracks running from the eastern end OF
the Illinois and ST. Louis Bridge TO their connection
with the Missouri Pacific and other railroad tracks ut
or Union Depot. The amount OF bonds Is about
81, coo 600. The commissioner Is authorized 10 nx
the time OF sale aud required 10 advertise II IN ST
LOUIS New YORK and London papers.
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tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

CINCINNATI, April %, ISIS
curious kind OF strike among township officers
was brought TO light here to-day. Under an existing
law the township assessors who report personal prop
erty Tor taxation, elected this year on the 1st
day OF April, and by that law they entitled TO
So 80 per day for their services beginning their work
week alter tho election. On the 9th
OF April, however, which was between the timc OF
their election and qualify NJ. the Legislature passed
law reducing their pay 10 81 day. and the Attor-
ncy General, upon being asked for u ruling, give hts
opinion that the new law liked their pay and they
could not draw any moro. Inc assessors IN this
county, numbering some sixty men, met to-day
and resolved that they would hold the books aud
papers IN their possession until the fun
pay Of ~ 30 was given tnen and further decided TO
employ lawyer TO defend their action IL Is
expected that their action will be Endorsed by the
SCISSORS In all tho counties oil tho State, and DO
that the work OF making up may DO seriously
retaroed by thor ho,ding back the papers in their
nos inn
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REMARKABLE STATEMENT M PRINCE YApo.
LEON REGARDING THE rRANcc-pnussIAS

A REMARKABLE STATEMENT M PRINCE NApo.
LEON REGARDING THE YRANcc-pnussrAN
WAR.
From the London TRUTH
Is strange that 50 ttio attention has been paid 10
tho article OF Prince Napoleon. which has appeared IN
tho Rcruc des Deur Noadca This article which only
consists OF hall dozen pages, throws entirely
new hight upon the origin OF the franco-G erman
var. proves that Austria whiio pretending DO on
good forms with Prussia was secretly negotiating
nm attack upon her and that Prince Bismarck merely
anticipated sors of partition treaty between Aus
stris, France aud Italy against Germany In 1865 o
alliance between tho three countries trol O. cd
Austria aud Italy agreed with France jointly attack
Germany. One OF the articles. however, stipulated
that Rome should be evacuated by Franco Tb,s
treaty sent TO the Emperor Napoleon and
reached him at Metz few days before hostities had
actually commenced. Instigated by his pricstIy
encourage he insisted upon the clause thc
evacuation Of Komo being eliminated. But had Pr,nrc
Bismarck not forced France, with wondrous energy
September have been attacked by the united forces Of
France, Austria aud Italy. When tho Hobcn-
zoorn incident cropped up Count Boust suggested
that the Prince oil Hobenzoorn should DO allowed 10
cmDark AMI that he should be seized the high
tho French navy. With the light thrown on events
by this remarkable al ticio surprised at the
advice 10 our government from Prince Bismarck not
TO trust Austria which was published In this Journal
last week. Ito might have added that should do
well not TO trust Italy. Austria had concluded peace
and under the circumstances favorable peace, With
Prussia ltaIy had boon the ally OF Prussia, and By
this alliance had just obtained Venice Roth Powers
we're protesting tho most friendly feelings toward
0ermany, and, at the ssmo moment they were
secretly negotiating with France an attack UPON or.
many, 10 be carried out upon the mutual benefit prin
clpc.
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ARREST OF A POSTAL AGENT.


LiTTLgRocK. Ark April Is, 1873.
william Small, special agent Of the Post Onicc
Department, was arrested to-day on . charge made
by $. Il. Kirby for stopping packages Of stamps
TO the latter Kirby has boon receiving stamps for
sewing machines sold, and several indict were
found against him the United states Court
fraudinx thc government. Small stopped tho pack
ages and Kirby obtained his arrest. All tho cases
will come up Tor trial before the United Court
now IN session.
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RUSSIAN PRIvATEERS.


DENIED BIZ THE RUSSIAN AND TURKISH CON-
suLs-REITERArIoN OF THE REpoRr-coM-
MISSIONS, NOT LETTERS OF MARQUEE
From the Evening Telegram of yesterday ]
LONDON, April 25, 1873
The New York correspondent Of the Lon
don Daily Neus telegraphs back here the
special cable despatch Of the New YORK
HERALD, dated the oath inst. which stated
that ''sixty-five officers and masters of the
Russian navy had sailed for the United
States. and that in the event of war with
England these officers would take command
of vessels purchased in and crews recruited
from the United States, and if such was the
case that it brought the Washington gov
ernment face to face with the great question
Of international duty toward the two great
nations"
RUSSIAN AND TURKISH coNsuLs' DENIAL.
The correspondent also adds that he made
inquiries ut the Russian Consulate and the
report was declared to be without founda-
ton. The Turkish Consul, the despatch
states, also doubted the truth Of the story.
THE REPORT CONFIRMED.
The correspondent of the Telegram, after
making diligent inquiries, finds that the
facts as stated in the HERALD depatch are
approximately true, and further discovers
that the negotiations and arrangements at
st. Petersburg were conducted by an Ameri-
can.
NOT PIRATES, BUT RUSSIAN WAR VESSELS.
Marvellous secrecy has been preserved,
and the cruisers. SO far from being classcd
as privateers, will not be furnished with
letters Of marque. but will be regularly
commissioned in the Russian navy.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE op THE CHiEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 20--1 A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHiKF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, April 20--1 A. NJ.
Indications.
For Friday, In the Middle and South Atlantic
States, southwest winds, warmer, partly cloudy
weather. and stationary or rising barometer
For tho lower lake region and New England, south.
erly, vecring to westerly winds, stationary or lower
temperature. Hight rains followed by clearing weather
aud rising barometer.
For tho Gulf States, westerly winds, warmer clear
weather and rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slighty cooler
northwest Winds rising barometer and coar weather.
For the Upper Assissippi and Lower Missouri val
legs and upper lake region, rising barometer cooler
northwest winds, clear partly cloudy weather and
possibly occasional rains.
Tho rivers will rise some what
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RELIGIOUS CEREMONY.

BALrixoRK, Nd. April rs, 1878.
Archbishop Gibbons conferred by ordination the
order Of sub-dsscon upon ten thcologiaas aud minor
orders upon seventeen sehola,,ics a. the Jesui,
College, woodstocK, Nd, to-day. Tho sub.dcscons will
be ordained priests on Saturday Among those to bo
ordained priest s Mr.. PIantc New York; also Two
Fsnnciscans, who were among tho monks expelled
from Germany some two years ago, anu who souah t
refuge In this country. John Coigan OF Philadelphia
and John 0Rourke, Of Newark, n. j., wero among
those ordained to minor orders Nearly all tho others
were IRON various countries OF Europe
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PENSIONS STOPPED.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 25. 1873.
An act Of tho Assembly. approved March "a, ls0s,
granting PENSIONS soldiers and sailors OF tho war OF
1872 made provision that tho said annuity allowed by
tho Commonwealth OF Pennsyivania should cease
soon as provision Tor pensionns such soldiers aud
sailors should be made by the Congress OF tho United
states, which having bacn done by the act Of Congress
of Marcn 1873 the state Treasurer has ISSUED or
der 10 all county treasurers To pay all soldiers and
sailors and their widows on the lists that have boon
furnished TO tbcm from time TO time tho sum OF
si4 81 from January TO March Is, 1878, from which
date tho names Of all the said pensioner under tho
act Of 1905 Will be dropped from mo rolls OF tho state
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TIRED OF LIFE.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

PorrsvILLE, Pa, April rs, 1878.
This morning, about i've o'clock, . man. named
Michael Dounolly. residing at Mount Lafree, at
tempted to cut his throat rho would-bc suicide IL
tho father OF CHRIS Donnolly. now serving term OF
imprisonm cnt IN tho Pottsve Jail Tor a Molly Ma
guro crime. Mr. Donnclly has boon in melancholy
hts sons Imprisonment. Ho drew razor across ms
throat, innictiug horrible wound He Is lying In u
critical condition, tho ~indpipc Dcing held together
By the merest shred Of flesh He is now sorry Tor
what he has douc. Ills permitted to leave
jail, IN company with Coal and Iron police, 10 visit
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CHARLES =. NELSON.

Charles +. Nelson died at his residence. In New
Brunswick. N j., on Wednesday night. He was dis
count clerk in the Bank OF New York, which position
he has held tor thirty years past but was forced TO
resign two weeks ago through tho illness which
caused his death Ho was a native Of Now York aud
son OF Dr. John Nelson, who practised In this city
for over Eixty years. He was nephew VI Anthony
Blocker whom he succeeded TO the position no held
In tho bank, hts uncle having occupied u for over
forty years. The dccenscd was bachelor, sixty-two
ycars old nt the timo OF his toath.
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ARMED COMMUNISTS.

CHICAGO, April rs, 1875.
There 10 considerable interest felt by citizens In tho
movements Of tho Communists OF this city They arc
setivcy at work drilling and arming with
ing rss Upon being questioned they confess they arc
preparing for future cmcrgencies but say they will
merely In Ife.deience and will not iomept dls-
orders There about 5000 Of them In this coun.
try and " 10 stated that one or two thousand arc
armed and drilled weekly. Tho police arc watching
nj iast Iulv 49,
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MARTIN BERGEN CONVICTED.
lux TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD

! IDA 1ELEONAFI TO THE HEKALD.
PorTsvILLE, Pa, April rs, 1878.
For the past week notorious Molly Mcguire named
Martin Bergen has boon trial ut this place for tho
murder OF Patrick Burnes, mining clerk, ut Tusca-
rora, In 1871 The principal witness against him
was james Mcdonnell the ''hniry man. an accom-
plicc, and who convicted at Mauch Chunk last
week for the murder OF George X. smith, u Auden-
reid In 1852. The against Bergen was clear
ono and he uid not attempt to contradict any OF tho
testimony. The case went TO the jury Rt twelve
O'Clock to-day and IN two hours and thrty-1ve min.
utes subsequently verdict of "guilty OF murder
the first degree was returned. Bergen appeared 10
bo satisfied with his late
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MOODY AND SANKEY.

NEw HAVEN, Conn.,, April rs. 1878.
This evening the Rev. Dr. Taylor preached In tho
Moody and sankcy tabernacle to 2, 500 people, not
withstanding a heavy rain storm. Tho evangclists
have now been 1T work here nearly nvo weeks. and
will stay week longer. Very large meetings arc
held daily and the movement been quito success
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PATRICK IRWIN.

Patrick Irwin, the nrsi president OF the Now Or
leans Hibcrnia Bank subsequently president OF the
hbcrnia Insurance Company and ono OF tho founders
oil tho street railway system OF New Orleans,
diod suddenly yesterday OF apoplcxy. Hs was aged
sixtyc,ght years. Tho value OF his personal and rcal
estate Is estimated ut $4,000, 000
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EXECUTION POSTPONED.

Ink TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
RICHMOND, Va, April Is. 1879
John Edwards, the murderer OF Kader L. Ballard,
at Boonhill. Jackson county, in October last,
fenced 10 DO executed at Smithheld 70 morrow, has
been granted AL appeal 10 tho Supreme Court The
execution ~ therefore indefinitely postponed
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COLES BAsHTopD.

A Prescott, Arizona, despatch states that Colsa
Dashiord formerly delegate TO Congress from
Arizona ex-socretary OF that Territory and cx-Gov-
ernor OF WISCONSIN, died yesterday oil heart disease
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GOING WEST.

OTTAWA, April 25, 1873
Tho unemployed laborcrs OF this city to-day held a
meeting and decided 10 appoint n committee 10 solicit
subscriptions to enable oil their number pro-
coed 10 Manitoba and become iarmera
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HEINRICH LEO

A cable despatch from Halle. Germany, reports the
death OF Professor Heinrich Leo tho celebrated Cos.
man historian.
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strict CAR FATALITY.
[pr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

tDr TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
EAsroS, Pa, April ~, 1873.
Charles Coyle, . boy sixteen years OF ago, was in
sanlIy killed this evening, being over by ono OF
the Easton and South Easton street cars. He was
standing on the track watching coal tram anu dd
not SEQ tho approaching car 1ho driver was unable
10 atop tho car Ia tiins 10 rod tho accident
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HORSES FOR ENGLAND.

MosrRxAL, Quebec, April rs, 1873
Six hundred horses we're shipped from here to-day
tor England via Portland.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes In the
temperature Tor tho past twenty four hours In com.
parison with tho corresponding date last year. rs
indicated by the Thermometer At Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Building No. 21s Broadway
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TREACHEROUS AUSTRIA.

Avuragc seWpcIaturo yestcTuuy ON
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year $500. ...................... 6ol.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General J. A. williamson, Commissioner OF the
General Land ONCE, Is at tho Abemarie. J. II. Dover.
eux, President OF tho Cleveland, Columbus, Cincn.
natl ana India napolis Railroad Company, and samuel
Downcr, OF Boston, At tho Windsor. General sas
Seymour, OF Quebec; Judge Charles Wheaton, Of
Poughkcepsic; ex-Congrcssman y. T.. Woodbridge. OF
Vermont; AIanson $. Page, Of oswcgo and r. N. Pu.
sfer Of Boston, At tho Fifth Avenue Daniel Ma
gone, OF ogdensburg, N. Y; Francis Murphy, Mile.
Marie Roze. and Henry Mapleson, Jr ut tho Ever
etL Row. Dr. H. d. Fairbairn. OF 81 stephens
College, Is ut tho ST. Jamoa G. D. Wright
President OF tho Northern Pacific Railroad
Company Is ut the Brevoort Charles Ewing and Still
son Hutchins OF washngton, At tho Gilsoy. Pro-
lessor NJ D. Riddle. Of Hartford, Mt the Grand Col
oncl William s. King. United States Army, Is At tho
st. Nicholas Josiah II. Drummond, OF Portland, Me-,
Is at tho Union Square Ex-senator Wells S. Dickin.
son, OF Bangor, n. " Is at Tho Metropolitan jerome
u. Parmentcr, OF Troy, Ia ut the Westminster Sur.
goons H. H. Alexander and ,. +. Hammond, United
States Army, at tho sturtcvant. Gcner Isracl
vogdes, United States Army, Is at tho Hoffman.
JACK FROST lRRIrArEs SENSITIVE SKINS.
GLKSS's scLrlrR soar overcomes and aays the irts-
WALTON. oAss COUNTY ND, APRIL TO- 1870.
Dear ir-Ycur rln.sAsr ryRcAnvs rrllxrs arc the
1RssR
FINE 50 SILK HAT FOR IS 20 tDERBYS
~ 81. worth So. 10 New Church 1t Cup stairs.
A.-THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS RECON-.
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DONE ch Al K vsE CASH
At THE METROPOLITAN
'"S r = sSs s. 2ff'c1'
REUTERS LiYE SYRUP is 4 MOST THOROUGH
purge ana . po~cfful inv,gorator Of tho liver.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOX SALE
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JACK FROST lRRIrATEs SENSITIVE SKINS.
GLxSSs scLrluR soar ailays the irrts-
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FINE 50 SILK HAT FOR 30 20 (DERBY5
~ 90. worth So. 10 New Church 81 tup stairs.
A.-THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS RECON-.
mend sulphur and Tor skin diseases Uso NOODLES
SuLrHuafA Soar.