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FURNITURE.

10 Bowcry, near Canal ST.,
FURNITURE, CARPETS AND BEDDING
at 40 per cent loss than the cost OF production.
Having purchased the entire stocks of several bankrupt
of furniture. carpets and bedding mnc5
below cost Of productions am prepared to give my
patrons and the public In general
BARGAINS
snch have before offered In this city or any
where else in the country These manufacturers hau en-
meet and not prepared to meet them.
Having the cash took advantage Of the situation and
bought these stocksat
EXTREMELY Low FIGURES.
In possession OF them. and sell them cheaper
than similar stocks OF the inferior qualities
sold by manufacturers confederation u mann
urers. acturer who offers to underse the
tail and tho wholesale dealer do so Mt profit TO
would obtain but having purchased thcso stocks At con
siderably less than OF manufacture ready 10
undcrsell any manufacturer In the market.
Il. u. FARRELL,
IS Bowery, Canal ST.,
has always In his extensive warcrooms guam
THY OF
Parlor Suits, Dining Room Suits
Chamber Suits. Enamelled Furniture
Carpets. Oilcloths and Bedding.
Weekly or monthly instruments taken.
L. d. FARRELL
70 Bowery, noar Canal st.
A + PRIVATE sALE-ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD PUKNI.
Allure 33 completely furnished IN lots to suit pur-
chaser Satin Parlo suit pieces. cost $3.50 for Sl7 do
al25; Stcinwny Piano, 5000; Chicserng Upright Piano.
%lT5 Suit $50: elaborate amber Suits, complete,
$40; Cnrpes spring and hair Mattresses Library and Din
ing Room suits &c. Call. to-day Monday private resi-
dence ~ West 18th st.. between 9th and Och avs
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VANrED-ruTOI. A GENTLEAAN DESIRES A
~ position Us private tutor In family al u Ia VIII
Europe ss oeen tutor IN some OF the Lrst tpes - ,ha
cunry. tan teach m aadefn languages maine
,ratc, ai j. riaus and or..nist s.enks French.
.iegluan Slai,sh Fienish best References Address
TUTOR. Herald Uptown Office.
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DACIrIC MAITLAND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.

For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA. NEW
ZEALAND. BRITISH. COLUMBIA OREGON, &c,
sailing from pier ioot Canal a., North River
For SAN ElANCISCO. via lsyliMUS OF PANAMA.
steamship COLON -. 49,. Tuesday. May 10
conuccti ing Tor Central America aud South Fnec ports
From SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AID CHINA
Steamsnp CRY or TOXIC Tuesday, May 20
From SAN FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH ISLANDS,
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
Steamship zEAIASDfA.,... Wednesday, May 23
For freight pa apply to
WAL z. CIYDE& 90. OF u. j. BULLAY Superintendent,
No bowling Green. pier foot Canal ST. North River.
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TACTYIyEvy


EoR sALE-Lof or MOOD AND ieoS wohRING
Tools cheap tor each. exchange, 80 Raliread
Jersey CITY.
nor SALk-fWO BOOMER PRhSsns FOUR
l. Jackrt keites. >ha'tiug and Pulieys. Apply 20 q.
sP.lNGsTkED, POI lulh nv.
L,oH sALk-FARMkR's STEAM JACKET AND
L other large iron Kettles, Tanks Engines. Boilers
Pnnps, &e At J. PEAkcE's l25 Water = BROOKLYN
Dor sALE-oNE VARIETY MOULDING MACHINE,
IL gircsar saws and otner Machinery, BY JOSEPH
stIiEiN \ 90 Clinton 81
IGOR SALE VERY cHEAp-DnILIIXG MAUnINEs
II and Post Drills Granite Polishing Machines. and
secoad hand lioistin Machinery l,neys and Shan- VI
all pliops. Boiler Maser's lsos; also blower
CORNELIUS ( PLArT. No 20 Water g. g.. Brooklyn
TIAIRFALT.-CoyEg YOUR srEAMpipGa AND
l1boers; saves fuel estimates furnished
ASBESTOS FELrlNG CO.. Front aud Gouycrncnr
nNE 24.INCH PLANER AND WATCHER, ONE No.
OMortising Machine one Kills Blind Stat Machine.
Wood Lathes jig and Band Saws Sinch aside Moder,
Rogers Sash Machine hnrse Portable Enene and
three Hand .athrs, Boring Lathe Borine
Machine. GEoR,iE Is. EDDY, 3os Madison. Grand
street terry.
DRESS Misunderstanding FOR BALEING HAIR
l. Apply to CUNNING LOCKWOOD. 30 Pearl st.
CURE CURE For SLIPPING BELTS
- Sntton's Patent Pulley Cover trubber)
to transmit 100 per power than
nm, other pueythat Is, Il win do twice work before
the belt viii slip 30 days send for circular
4. ". BILLINGS. box 3.lGi Post office, city.
yXTANTED-OLD BOILER SHELLS, 9 FEET OR SO
w ieet diameter in gths to MAKE about SO tec GUM
TARD IRON works Az. aud ilth St.. New York city.
yyTANIED-A SET OF MACHINIST TOOLS; LATHEs,
particulars, WILLIAM H. PLACE, No. Attorney ST.. New
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Thirteen Through Trains each daily. Three Depos Ia
Philadelphia two in New YORK.
Double track the improved equipment and the fast
time consistent with absolute SAT. ~.
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LOR sALE-LOf OF MOOD AND IRON WORKING
Machinery, Hangers. Puaya Worms, miscellaneous
Iools cheap TOR cseh. or exehansc SO Raread
Jersey City.
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OF LAND, consisting of every odd section
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any business enterprise that offered,
and conduct it successfully, he has
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for the town-in fact has been its
backbone and his departure from
our midst will be an event in its
history to be regretted. -Brainerd
Tribune.
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Agents supplied at figures that DEFY competition
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The Superior Times.

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THE WELLS TEA COMPANY

SUPPLY TEAS TO DRUGGISTS GENERAL DEALERS, AND
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plicaton.
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THE WELLS TEA COMpAN'

Supply Teas to Peddlers in half pound and one
pound bags, plain printed at liberal dis
count than is given elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

amounting almost TO equality-prevailing between
the Royal Family of England and the nobility Oh
England. In Russia it is far otherwise; ana when
the daughter Of the Gar found that she could no1
snub the great people of the country without pro-
yoking reprisals her residence in England ceased 10
be agreeable to her.
An American, NJ. p, NJ Puleston, oAze partner in
the late firm of Jay Cooke McCulloch Il Co., has
been bestownQ some of his surplus energy on
Messrs Parnell, Bggar & Co. He has been, IN fact'
obstructing tho obstructives, not with complete sue
cess for the Government has declined to back him.
but with great zeal and good humor 1t is kind of
Parliamentary guerrilla work. for which. rs wen as
for some more serious enterprises, he has shown him
self well fitted Sir Stafford Northcote, who likes
well enough to deal smashing blow himself. and
loves n man who is ready with his blade, is under
stood to have admitted privately his obligations to
Mr. Puleston, and to have expressed his regret that
circumstances do not allow him to follow the lead OIL
his energetic lieutenant.
People who frequent the northern part OF HYDE
Park have observed for some time past new
house going up next the barracks. On inquiry, they
were told it was intended for the occupation OF the
Superintendent of the Park. A question IN the
House last night put by Sir Charles Dixie, elected
the rather surprising information that the expense
Of erecting this lofty lodge had been entirely de-
frayed by blr. Albert Grant. This will be interest
ing news to some of Mr.. Grants creditors; notably
to some of the artists whose pictures figured not
long ago in the Grant sale. 1t may interest not less
some of the people who don't relish seeing Mr. Grant
in the attitude of public benefactOr and the Nation
or Government rs recipients OF his bounty. Perhaps
a little more judicious questioning might bring ont
all the facts and might explain how freely the Gov
eminent accepted such gift from such a man.
G.. w. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

Yesterdays peach freight in twenty-one Del
aware and Maryland light. There about
$500 crates. chiefly Troths, which sold at from ~ to
- %. Hales, which nearly gone, quoted at
from zoe 81 Basket fruit ranged at from zoe. 81
The bulk Of the supply is coming from points between
wyoming Del, and Princess Anne, Md. The fruit be
gins be SNOWY though small. Premature New-Jersey
lots are coming but not wanted. Some fine North
Carollnas were quoted from ~ so to - 30 crate
with extra early Crawfords 81. The North Carolina
orchards the vicinity Of Middleton, CASTOR Rdgeway
an Godsboro reported in fine vigorous condition.
III express rates not oppressive dealers could
have tins fine fruit quantity considerably in advance
of that from Delaware. OF the branch Southern
roads fayOrng shippers with reduced freight rates,
ana further help the express lines would tend
fhe trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

WASHINGToN, Aug. l.-Lluul. "a. x. $. Mckenzie,
has been dCu NED AO thr PcaaatSa go Marc Island y
Nar, and paced on waiting oricls Medical lnsl re0r ava
klndlcbelg been detached fiUn auJ 10
Retiring bDatc ordered 20 tac Moonlvhi al4 uiVa
her aIr al a. The Asiac station no viii Dee regarded - y
surgeon mat station. Surgeon Jos uugg nss utta
detached uom tAc ALOE ousnhe.l, ANA entered " ~
Naval Hospital az chelsea, Mass, in place ~ 81
= j. NJ. Iiint, dtt.cae4 that Hosp 81 s-4
placed GA No ting orutts Aclins AssiatantouB3n D. p"
toOnau has be-, oytaClVl io tHc Moupn-.Act a. A pa.
waiting orders tasstd Assis NJ. d. Ju-t -
been ordered 10 tho Muonsaac Passed Assistant ci
James tntN stiC has been ordered to temporary 'l
duty assistant 10 Ohlei Engineer "A ue 500 al e Ho-
Iron MurAs. NeN.lO!k GaDu.r william y F,iNti -
ord, The NecolNlIE snip franklin, gt NoiN'
The United states steamer M0nOagsa'i3, now peias n =
at York. Will bee ready ur eA about tEr iis ~ rl
Der and Nln soon thereafter aa fur tho Asatc put ion
she will be Tie Flag sulq, rV.cvlug tac ltihcsecr
Cadet Mlshlgmvu. who uusa thstr academic tuAse r..
last, have been ordered ~ her tor the thos u scr
wears before graduating. Iaeir names are Nae. w. W
slant, Frank a. Case. "a. H. ush ano Alst.a !" h'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
A STRIKER IN JAIL AT NEWARK.

NICHOLAS DuHy, al VI tHo NOhs'"A
Railroad strikers arraned before Judge Depue yes
terday at Newark having been arrested on WARRANT
issued by Judge Depue Justice OF the Supreme
Court complaint Of Receiver Lathrop Of the Central
Railroad Mr.. Lathrop alleges that Duffy interferred
with the running Of train that road on the night Oh
July 2 in that be company with others got upon the
engine OF passenger train at Elizabethport and com
PEELED the fireman draw out his fire and abandon the
engine The accused represented by .. r.
Mccormick OF Elizabeth, and the state by OK
Attorney-Gener Yanatta Mr. Mccormick asked 70
have Duffy sent before Common Pleas Judges TO be
balled This opposed by Mr. yanata, who said that
the Court should take into consideration that pistols
were pointed at the head Of the fireman. aud that tho
passengers on the train were delayed several hours
Judge Depue said that he sitting as Justice oil the
Sunrrme Court and not Judge of oyer and Termi-
per and therefore could not hand the case down TO
the Common Pleas take bail. The circumstances al
ded 10 by Mr. vsnatt would not be overlooked by the
Court in fixing bail. Judge Depue then fixed Dn1y =
hail M 50 900 aud committed him To jail In default
thereof ON being informed that Judge Van sycEle
would Elizabeth on saturday, Judge Depue oirocteu
that Duffy be taken before hlm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
MORE TELEGRApHc REDUCTIONS.

The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
has completed the extension OF It's lines from Nashville
TO New-Orleans by way OF Athens, Tenn, Tuscumbia
Ala and Aberdeen. Columbia and Meridian. Miss. The
COMPANY announces that will accept business for those
offices OF and after August AT the following which
VIII also apply to Offices that may in future be opened
the South:
Between intermediate onces 300 miles less apart.
Between int rnediaie than 800 miles apart,
but not exceeding 500 miles ........' 35c.
To aud from all Offices Of Nashville, and and
from Cincinnati. aud ~. Louis NJ .............-.. Soc
and all Offices south Of Nashville aud % and from
a cast Of Cincinnati aud
Louis Including omaha, Neb............. Toe.
The Atlantic and Pacific Company has also extended
its lines Burlington. Iowa. and Gaiesburg, H. and
will reach Memphis, Tenn. about September 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
YOUNG MAN COMMITTED FOR ARSON

MIDDLETowN, N. Y, Aug. Frank w.
Clark 90 years Of age, to-day examined Goshen
the charge Of arson for setting fire to his fathers
storehouse Chester to obtain the insurance goods
in which he was interested He hold 10 await the
action OF the Grand Jury aud was committed without
bail Two clerks who slept adjoining store. which
was also burned. barely escaped with their lives The
testimony elected indicates that Clark had
les in the deed Clark VI "a religious turn OF mind.
aud has heretofore borne good character. lie belongs
To excellent family. belief Is gaining ground that
he 10 out Of his right mind.