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1'HUSiAo DO"LINo' Auct1oHeer.
1RUsIEE's Bale OF a NEARLY NEW Two
STORY D-BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING-HOUsE. No. 1913 8 STREET NOR rH-
WEST-PRES9EQ BRICK FRONT, WITH
Ne DERN IMPROVEMENTS.
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated March I,-x
frst. A. ID 1877, and "Ily recorded in Liber f..Ef
$50, folio g. of the land lords for tn
District Of Columbia. and at the request of the
holder Of the note secured by tho same viii sell at
THURSDAY, ATril 24tl, A. d. 1879. at O'clock
pm, the following scribed real estate, lying being
and situate in The city Of Washington and District
OF Columbia. known and described as lot numbered
eight 90. in Blake and Kelys recorded sabiivsion
OF square GIG hundred and nnety-oue tl3D.
Tetns of sale Onethird cash; balance in three
equal nstai1neats, payable IN six twelve ana eight.
cent per until paid ced by daei of trust
upon the property SD One hundred dollars re-
quie3 Geiosi, at time of sale. CulveyaUcn9 and
recording at purchasers c,st. II terms of sale a..
not complied with in seven d.ys. the Trustee re-
serves TIE right to resell the property at risk and
cost of Cefau ting purchaser.
arl2-dts j. HOLDS u ORTIZ GORDON Trustee
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C,HANgEKY sALEOF nEsIRABLE BgILOISG
sRiT1sH sE1Na 81 GpNaEo
Nb hXEMHE AND NJ HE
B! Virtue Of decree OF the Supreme cour. of -
tie District of Columbia, passed on the oath
lay Of December, 1877. in Equity Cause Mo-
VII on THURSDAY. the esh f day Of MsS' issS
At four O'clock u, on the premises and continu
ing at Ike same time ana place from day to day until
,or sae at public auction ali tho lots parcels of
land in the city II Washington, in the District of
Columbia. an known and distinguished on the plats
% to sixty (6D, both inclusive in Ebon G.
Ingarsofs subdivision of Square numbered one
hundred and thirty. inc l39), which raid sabiiyi-
Office of the Surveyor of the District Of Oolumbia,
and comprising all the building lots in the said
square ach lot will be offered ssI arately, and the
lots on Connecticut avenue Cat the northeastern cor
ner OF the square) will lie offers first Copies Of
the subdivision may be had at the Office of the
tioIeer or of either Of the Trustees application
&c them at their addresses given below
TIE ms OF sale: One fourtn Of ths purchase money
in cash, and the residue in equal instalnents paya-
bic III six (6j twe We Q2) and eighteen (S) smiths
terest TO be secured by deed of trust to the satsfac
ton Of the Trustees by the title being retained
by them Until the whole of the purchase money is
paid CT The whole OF the purchase money may be
paid in cssh at the option of the purch aser. de-
pcslt OF 500 will be required on each Lot sud IN
Veyancing and recording at the cost OF tho pur
IN one week from the gay Of sale. the Trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property so sold at the
sk and cog. OF the dsfaultDs purch .ser after no;
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NOTICE To MOUNT VERNON PAS

IN SENGERS.
Tie Steamer ". ". CORCORAN, which hss been
recently built and furnished, L. L. <6-A
BLAZE: Captain, is the only boat al e.
lowed to land passengers at Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
10 mansion and grounds Steamer leaves 9th street
wharf cs{ Sundays e1eeteD o # 10 M and e
Hupt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association. L. I.
BLAKE. steamer w. w. COrcOran jel6-1Y
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STEAMER 1I8TTsNO. iaaptsin WN. n
~ BYLIs % ais ate AprI. 20th, ITO,
leaves wharf fec: u 9TH q st -
every JuesGay. Thursday md Sun 1@----@11
Qsy. az a IN fHT Potomac + yer lanIiu- o sun.
Gays for ,a'.o Creek GOlton's. AID lanai 2 in st
GARMENTS Bay Un Thursdays Tor II 1T * .3r *
anu iajlClI 81 ~ NlCogtic" river o. Tuas,isrs 10
SoFcD's ard loH':lLg IL NoUIiIi TEX hatu rriT.,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Tr iays tuorIl u-s.
lnak1n. int TernI.te IAN, inse A 50 Chlrel lt
On Nedne-tisys rDirg ID
For further j. s. rIuatio enquire az off Of u L.
SHERIFF. No ~ and Il IA Papns yiyaGia avenue
Or at Office foo; OF eta ami st e,ts
apis q 7 JONES. Asent
1910 PLANT LINE. TOTO
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FoRTRisss
Monroe AAD Tai SuTTH xI->
STOPPING ~ PRINCIPAL LAND = - -
INGE on PCTCSi &C RI Err E-A@-@-z---az2s
WASHINGTON AM NORFOLK STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
New. elegant, !uC swift side-wneai steamer
GEORGE LEARi,
CAPTAiS JOE WHITE), led@-s a. follows:
IRON NAsH4NGToN FROM NORFOLK
Every IoICay WelLes- Every tuesday Thursday
Day. ano SATURDAY, ami sunday, st )
af O'Clock L m O'Clock u IN
Information as 20 tickets sta.e-u ma. ra,e OF
freight. come ctois. &C.. viii re CnparsuIiy ttr5;-
t.bed on application at comma sy's Oil. foot ~
seventh street ha-f First lass fare. one way 81;
Bound TiiP. SIS Second c SO ia t to Norfolk sic,
gle ticket, 81 round TT 7, 20.
g. II PLANT prrsi6en. a,1jv
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

,v had IL cleaned and IL turns out TO be avery nne
a,r.,, Of Frederick H., by Cuyp The King appears
horsehack. reviewing, baton In hand regiment
80 nm IN line on borders OF awood----ine
rpou White collection OF paintings sold at auction lu
1aor fortn ght ago contained five by Gsinsborough,
- NV Eenismin West {" Hagsr and rshmael), and two
-. Csoaletfi. There were works 10y Cuyp, the Her
- ard Deai by Albert Diirer. dated 15l7. sew
srai portraits by Hobein. batile-pieee oy Andrea
A. and Teniers; several portraits 10y Van Dvck,
sInunc them being one OF Charles In srinor iete
chamIatre. nv Wstteau together with several hne eN
smDIfs ~ Hogarth Etty, Cook. Opie. Landsoer Law
renee Reynolds. Turner and other masters.
Neal Dow Is out In caustlc letter COM
peulng On the recent interview" with Governor Car
oelou OF Maine In Georgia paper. In reply TO the al
legation that IT is impossible 10 enforce the Maine
law Mr. Dow says II is well enforced as our other
criminal laws are. IL has absolutely abolished Hsu
eries breweries and wine factories; 1t mas aosoeH
driven the liquor traffic ont OF all our rural dstc's
smaller towns and villages and in the larger towns mas
driven dark, dirty. secret holes Kept almost eA
cstvelv by the lowest class Of foreigners II has re-
duced the sale OF liquor IN this State TO at least one
tenth OF what it was before" He adds There is no
principle OF government. no public policy more thor-
ouhlv settled IN Maine than this. 1t Is as nrmly fixed
here s the vote by ballot the registry law ana the
elerf,on Th- Legislature Of Maine IN 1877 without
dissenting vote passed ~ adaonai Sf' oi 6 Eryae ,n
ias legislature by vote OF 127 10 IL reafhrmei the
whole policy nj the Maine Law ana SAe" gave III 40
adhesion 20 II.
Mr.. James Parton delivered something OF
the nature of ajeremad at the Free Relgionsts meet
ipc III Boston last week He spoke contemptuousiy OF
the Rev Joseph Cooks lectures snd declared that ooth
the fremont Temple lecturer and Anthony Comstock
were backed by rich sOapmakers He maintained that
the sunday-sc1Oo children OF to-day learn very little
because tber teachers don't know how to teach they
are upeducated themselves He referred TO such schools
as uestiental places that injured the chidrens health
Few colleges. continued. stand up without the
support Of the church, and they make clergyman
the president He referred particularly to the pres
Gent Yale College, and unprecedented that Presiaenl
p,rrrr night prove the eXtInguisher Of the college.
Tbe vis Moody and Sankey % Princeton college d
moi ee with the approval OF Mr Parton, ana ne cOW-
Tl8ired nf the low moral tone peryadng sucn msutu-
tious General equality ana degraded Journalism we're
led uuOu, and the great popularity OF "fna-
fore was explained on the ground that the American
neepe we're starved for light, intellectual enjoyment
Therefore thev compelled 10 Ave on tAe caSl-OH
auiusements OF London and Paris.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
The FIRE RECORD.
IN 4 BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE.

Engineer Lookenback, fhO has charge of
one OF tne elevators tue south pieT Of the At
lsntic Dock, Brooklyn, at o'clock last even
ing discovered a fire IN the second story
oi the store No. 10, which is owned by the
Atlantic Dock Company ana leased By I. L. Pinto. lie
at once gave an alarm. There some delay or mis-
however. Tor it was twenty-five minutes
before the first engine arrived the dock. By this
time the fire had made considerable progress One OF
the elevators the pier adjOined the store
m which tne fire was burning aud the efforts Of the
iiemen mainly directed TO prevent the hdmc'
rom reaching this They successful III c0nnping
the section ~ which IL broke out, ana Dy IL
O'Clock 70 under control.
The row of stores which No 10 IS ia OF granite
four stories in height The stores about seventy
Ave feet M depth with fr0utaye 0t titytve feet.
All the sections We're leased DY Mr. Pinto. In No. 10
ere stored about 600 bushels Of wheat owned by
diG rent merchants Lnis ciT. The entire damage Il
e,lmated at S2OOOO This slated 10 be iuly COW
cred Dy insurance The origin OF the fire is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
TIE KEARNEY PARTY IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, June 4.-The Working
mems Convention to-day adopted platform repadist-
ing communism and agrariansm advocating enforce
OF the ctter and spirit of the sac COnst'u-
demanding the restoration to preempton and sale
the forfeited railroad lands eOndemning The Desert
Land bill; advocating the election Of President and
Yce-Presdent and Senators Of the United States by III
rect vote Of the people cOndemning second term for
President or vcePresdent; demanding legislative eI-
animation INTO the conduot o. the recent campaign by
party opposed the adoption or the Con-titn
tlUn and asking tue wOrkngmen O the EJsern states
pledge their Candidates Congress 10 the
abrpgatOn the BIrlngame Treaty. The platform was
adopted seraiiuI. A separate resolution passed
cOndemning the President for the veto Of the anti
bill passed session Of Congress. Iho
proceedings continue harmonious.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
cHILDRENS SUMNER EXCURSIONS.

NOTE FROM UNITED STATES MINISTER sTOUGHTON.
To The Editor Of the TrtbHHe.
SIR: Daring our late passage by the Scythia, Mr.
De COrdoya, at the request Of the passengers do
hyered an interesting lecture, and directed that
the proceeds ESQ should be devoted-one half
10 the hospital at Liverpool for the benefit Of
orphan children Of seamen. the other half to q
New-YOrk charity and the ladies decided that this
should be one IN which you have heretofore taken
much interest, chIldren's Summer EXCURSION. |
therefore inCiOse 20 you my check for S1Z5, TO be
thus appropriated, anu ia the hope that you will
accept and devote the amount TO that object, re-
main yours truly, L. w. STOUGuTON.
NoC- York June {, 1879.
The money viii be used as Mr.. StOughton sug
gests, along with some smaller sums previously sent
fOr the same purpose.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
TIE NOMINfEs.

The Grecnback cand date for Governor Of
Ohio, General A. Sanders f1atf. born at Gin III.
May ., ISL. IN early manhood he chose the
life Of farmer. and retired 20 fis lands
IN tho rich valley ~ the Mac.cheek. whore.
surrounded by books and friends ne thing The
soil aud indu gng in poetry and politics Obe latter
As pastime than as pursair. when the reboil'on
broke out. He entered earnestly into the strife and
early 1861 made Colonel OF the 18Th
OAio Infantry. He anerward rasel the 3Ish
and 5ith OHo Regiments, and with the 5tth
Joined General Rosccrans IN West Virginia. lie
considerable service In the Yrgnias. Al FredoricSs
burg hrs brigade occupied the Federal right and he al
the satisfaction Of being assured by his superior officer
thai his performed well che duY assigned o them
General Plat entered he Army vita mention or
making II his profession aud ate In 1862 resigned, in
order give attention 10 large family OF motheress
children
Andrew ROy. the candidate fOr Auditor, Is practical
miner and Tor numberof years Inspector Of Mines
NJ Ouio. In 1s7S he removed by the Democrats.
against the una nimous protest OF tAe miners,
although ne known 10 be thoroughly
COMPETENT men FOR the position he neld The addition
many OF the emeuts IN coal mines Of late aTs
for the better protection Of lie due 20 bs energetic
efforts Last year he the Greenhnck candidate for
Secretary of State, anu received JS.b3. votes.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

BArKPnqn @ Tuesday afternoon June B. Agnes Russell Wi'
Reivss friends the family invited 70 attend the
tnnerl s.~vces - her ate r~. r1- No "a Lexington
ave, on FRIDAY, June q. at l0oclocs m;
triea.Is are requested not to send nOwers
BAKER-suddenly Monday. June :, Of heart disease.
s ana naxsT ~ . j 5s are 70 rv ,pvtt to attend the
rsHer on H M oHb GTs ~ Bo5v r y rom i' '''
Remains 10 be Temporarily deposited IA iouo az cyprus Hs
Cemetery.
BEYED-At Rye y y. June Q Wa c. daughter Of A. L.
c. =. Be ed tne 1874 wear rof ner age -
funeral the residence Of her father Thursday. Jane
o at ? D. "a -, .-o,,, from c-,,, Contra.
cig1ase' ba1o IN waiting i0F the = M tram 0" Grand '''
cUSNINGHAM-on Tuesday morning. June 3, william
Funeral services, 80 p Thursday, June g. ar his
I1rrncn at schenectady on F-sv. arrival OF the
traiu New-YJrS. Friends requested not 10 send
GErssENHAIYER-o Jane 1879, the Rev. Frederick
W. GeissonIanei d. D d. CO. ga Yeas .. is ase ,,
fnnera AT PauPs Lutheran church. Gthaye. corner
TeSbostair 1aSist ip dasaea fll,a INC D. q" -''O
aI1BERr-Ar Ridreaed Conn On Monday ? Frances
D.. wiio Of Abner Gilbert. a-oi 52 yetrs.
& Ill 6 D. y " s5a ne2 S2 MeNaen "a % t 9 ye.
Nouco of funeral hereafter
HoBBs-on Tuesday g. 1879, Charles Hobbs sgei 81
Episcopal Church. West Sd-st on Thursday All
D. liz ~. -
charles Drencourt Mathews II she 5sth year OF hs age
Notice OF funera hereafter
LINAt F1shklll ttt-"d, y on June > AMY,
elaestdaughtar o. Jie lae Robert Ne.ln
residence Friday, June b al D M
Retves uyI 90 attend without fnrther no.
osGOODOn Tuesday Juno ~ No 237 East Tth-st. Car
oine p daughter Of Dr. j ". ID. OsgoOd
Funeral services viii be hed 40 q eenneld Mass on Friday
5th Inst.
VAN WYCK-On Tuesday June g. ~ the residence Of hs
sister Mrs Tunls nkarOr - tannonst, FOu "hk-pse.
\. Y, stephen Van WyeG. aged "a years ami months
PRAYER ,he house, az lO;5I Ocl0cs.
will be held ~ HopcWcu tharca AZ -5Dp
m, Friday. June =. -..- III, .., ,.-....
uOt4Nc
" AIDRON-At StonngtOn. Conn. on Tuesday. June 8
.Tg -tsau widow Nsdhsnlc! AafOn, IN la-
SD ~ ner age.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
A COLLEGE BUILDING BURNED.

EAsTON, Penn, June AT s o'clock this
evening Pardee Hail. of The Llfay cite College build
inas. was discovered 10 DE- or nrc. Owing the
city Of water the building completely gutted The
building was erected ago at est OF SID
600 given by \. P4rdee The fixtures cost $4,000 more
The loss s almost total The fire is supposed 10 have
originated o. laboratory OF the chemical depart
Ueut fFum Spontaneous combustion. During the pro-
gress Of tue tlr Tell from ne turd story ana was
fata ~ injured. Ee Insurance on the building amounts
i0 - % 600 divided the following companies;
TIua 8t HlitipId. LaucIshlr-, koyal, North Amer
ican Franklin. Queen and Con mental, glO.OOO each;
North British Niagara. London and Liverpool and
and Globe, Home. PaGnix, Pennsylvania, America ana
Euuover. COO each.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
THE NEW-HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.

CONCORD, June 4.-The legislative caucuses
weIc held last evening Ia the Republican House eau
ous tAe officers nominated were as follows Speaaer,
HelIy II. Huse. OF Manchester; Clerk. Alpleus W.
Baker o. Lebanon Assistant Clerk Chas. G. Emmons.
OF Bristol sergeant-at-Arms. John Underhl OF Ches
ter; DoOrkeepers, Wm A. Caswell, OF NlrthwoOi.
George A. Perkins Of Goffsown George A. Dickey, Of
Derry. Tne Republican Senatorial caucus nominated
J. ID. GalIuser of Concord LDr President. james h..
Doce ri Manchester, -or Clerk and George II Bartlett
~ rrnapee for DOOrkeeper Fourteen balOf- were held
Tor kresdent before the nomination accOmp lshed.
lIe contest beug between j. f. Gallngcr ANA Charles
j. flIls. Of wilton. large number Of L pTeseuatves
are 10 town and The csnvaAsng OF the friends VI
rOus candidates very lively The .s.atugo To-
day and eccted the Repub lean officers agreed upon.
Governor Matt Head will De naugurated tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
THE VEST POINT EXAMIylET0ES
THE BOARD OF VISITORS ORGANIZED.
THE CADETS EXPLAINING THE ART e WAR-A
RXuIIAsT REVIEW.

THE BOARD OF VISITORS ORGANIZED.
THE CADETS EXPLAINlNG TIE ART r WAR-A
BRILLIANT REVIEW.
rrpoN TIE SPECIAL CORREsPOSDESr OF rH1 TRIBUNE
WEST POINT. June 1.-The examlt atoms AZ
tpe Military Academy began Monday, ~ the popu-
lar features among she exercises were postponed tl
tio oSi, 10 tie double necessity Of waiting for fair
yreotbcr aud for quorum o. the B5arsof Visitors. AT
This morning. fears OF more rain were Gspeed Dy
the apnearance of and thin yapors iDi lett te
er1ure 20 its finest tns. Tie afternoon &ad evening
b.v. been beautiful IN The extreme. West Poini Was
n v large number OF visitors at its very best. ana
IN I,,nr West Point at it. worss challenges comparison
with the most picturesque spots Of the earth
OF the Board OF Visitors, Genera! HeHry l. ASDOt oi
IN. United States Army. Dorman b. Eaton, ot New
York The Rev william X. Hail. AID General I'oDeI' H.
Anderson, Of Georgia, were present on N'nha5. rrS
dent Noah Porter. OF Yale College ANA the ION. JAe7
n pioupt increased tue number six Tuesday one
,oore being required TO make quorum. Ihe hon. b'-
Gene Hale Of Maine relieved the Board OF Official dsh-
hOit nv arriving in the evening" aud General George D.
Gordon, of Georgia. vino takes the place oi Wlam T.
WHITE OF Maryland, came this morning The Board or
raiz to-day by making President Porter Its pre1idhg
oncer and General Abbott secretary ana attended Oh
the EXAMINATIONS in Library Hall
For quizzing purposes the graduating class IS d-
vi.d into five sections. the cadets nave not 'ho
moral support that association OF numbers stmellmes
Gives aud are obliged 10 lean enlrey on lHo Its
Eff M kuowu lodge. The percentage Oh "taA sl1ns
rcry small this year The officer Ot the dhY wheh
fresh section OF the class u wanted 10! tne neiu oi
chagrin glory Walks INTO Ihe .as ~ n,,Iy ,r and
S"Iogy uIrp out pr0mptiyw g. This was the cry OF thc
oetcer 9f the day at IL IN. yesterday But ne was
Sacrt1ous fellow, aud. dsregariing even the extra
,,'r of tbe oecason he shouted. First sectgn
.RoeEsP turn out promptly |" The argus-eycd anu COM
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

treated the Greek question with the scornful levty
they have thus far bestowed on it. II their writers
would take the trouble to goover to Paris and spend
day or two IN talking with Frenchmen of various
classes. they would find that N. Gambetta has not
overstated the prevalent feeling of irritation may
have quoted already the answer gwen me the other
day by Frenchman of whom l asked what his
people thought about the Zulu war. We rejoice
over every English defeat" said he, but we think
it polite to employ expressions of regret the news
papersv c. W. 5.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
4 co5FERLSCE On AASrWAAD FREIcHrs.

BUFFALO, June 4.-Representatives of the
Trunk lines OF railroad including officials OF the Pennsy
Vanla' baltimore and Ohio New York. Lake Erie and
Western Ne"-lorh Central. Pennsylvania Central
Boston ana Albany. Lake shore Michigan Central Can
AGA Southern, Grand Trnuk aud Great Western roads
Inei al the Cataract House, Niagara Fails to-day The
meeting has Tor Is principal Object au East-bOund pool
te subject Of pmeDs Oi ave STOCK was considered az
length Tie meeting adjourned until 10 O'Clock to-nor-
row. - ~
BY YOUR LEAVE -" What's yonr fare o.
ASKED od tnthln of his cabby the other day ma was
H't Win me stefeoyped reply, Well SIT, Will leave
4lat 10 YOU. inaDk yOu you're very KIND, ,"said old
=, .lt .Ohus up lie pockets ana walking OF. You're
Folks. - -'
Ihe following startling announcement was
ssrA out D1 the parish clerk ia small church SOner-
setshlfe recently, where the rector has DIVIDED his
t4DoIs between TWO churches d" gees notice mex sun
tneIe Wuht DE no Sunday, cause rectOrs gOln' 10
sstt paIlsh hshn ny tins the accustomed cOngre-
s4oh IN efstOod that tie eTgymau would De Onlcat
Ag IN another parish a few miles of.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

TRIBUNE OFFICE, June ). a. m.-rhe variations
in TIE barometer yesterday slight and irregular
the tendency being upward the evening Cloudy and
rainy weather prevailed until about a. M during tue
last half NJ the dpv the weather fair. Tho tenn
prturt ranged between % auG 1- tne average being
- If.er t,au o Tua-day The Of moisture IN
tlr 4. 2 ua- been diminished con sidcrabY.
Warmer aui clear or partly cloudy weather, with
.Lt chances ~ Int showers IN me afternoon may be
expected "a 5hs city aad vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

the oid motto limited we stand, divided we fall"
The platform reported by General sherw joi
called out bitter dscussion and when 1t voted
down number of delegates lefs the convention.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
s,u,;o,., Do,,asi..

Tnfaibly cure an 9kn 00I s1ID --5e. lca'7 er1ltons
ltchiu-s Ioual- ~ permanent cures
-cap diseases Yhcn have been the torture oI
lifetime By uticur Remedies -fful i an
any ever before performed by any remeue known
20 the medical prOils lssion.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
THE PRICES OF READIyG COAL.

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-The Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Company announces that ,s
entire product for June sod and that cannot accept
any urther orders for thar month. All orders Tor july
must be at July prices The company issues the follow
ing circular to-day; For coal delivered on board yes-
sells Port Richmond for shipment beyond the canes
Delaware: Lump. steamboat and stove, - 30;
broken ana egg - 40; chestnut, - %; pea. u %
These prices tor hard wnt asn coal For l., ken-
Valley the prices viii be - 70 Tor broken; ~ 30 Tor
chestnut ana egg. ana 80 80 for stove"
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

po.t Qurr Nonce-rhe fpregn the thy
SATURDAY. June Z. 1874 VIA c,oso on WEDNBS-
DAY az $50 a. m. lJr France direct Oy steamship
Franre via Havre snd at for Europe by steamship
Algriia via Queenstown on iht R~DAf, a. y IA, tor
sr4nre GERMANY. steamship -uryta, Plymouth.
terDourg ana Hamburg cOrrspon-Hcs Tor Great Britain
ans me Continent specially Addressed. sud 40
M FOR Europe Adriatic VIA Queenstown en
SATC RDAN a. a., Tor EUROPE OY sJ"'naliD Niy "
Rirhnon va Queenstown correspondence Of GERMANY aud
scotland must be specially Addressed and st ~
Srotaud rect by steamship CrraosiS- via Glasgow ssi
AZ $50 m TOR EurOp. 10y steamship Mala Via aoatAAnD-
ION .ua bremen. The D.uBaF1 sSsaep, ana Not.
by Hamburg Bremen Duly.
me N ais for Doringo. TURKS L. and &C. leave New
YORK Jlue mails for Havana Ns- iOrs june
and Te nails the West Indies Brazil and sr<rune
June D. Tie mails tJr Tie MosL Indies and
port, Rico leave Nsw.YOrk June :. Tho fDr Austria
LA &c leave san Francisco jane D. The malls for CA.aA
And Japan loave san EFaaclscO June II.
~ rHDs 1. I.JAMEs<Postmaster.
p,.f Onlea. New.lOrA. MAY 81. 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05

GENERAL LATROBE RENOyINATED.
BALTIMORE, June 4-General +. c. Latrobe
has to-day been renominated by accamaton as the
Democratic candidate for Mayor OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-05
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