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New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

Hams. who marching ahead Of the train came up
with the rioters who in the OF tearing up the
rails The 23d 10 their aid, and although their
rifles not loaded, the mob broke aud ran to the
woods This ended the battle OF Painted Post. The
construction gang deserves great credit The train
reached Addison at p m with clear track ahead TO
Hornelsvie.
At7p IN. the train arrived about half q nile below
the town. where oOsened rail threw the engine tender
aud baggage of the track. The troops marched
to the citS and received by Col Ward and their
conrades\ Al is quiet here. The military patrol the
town and entirely exclude from the yards all without
passes No freight trains have moved yet but they viii
be started as soon the railway company issue
orders. Private Frederick smith, Of Company B, 23d
Regiment was taken III shortly after leaving Ncv-Nork,
aud charge of the surgeons OF the regiment aud
imnroNlng rapIdlY.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
MOVEMENTS OF STATE TROOPS.

PoUGnKEErSIE, n. y. July 4.-Both
breades Of the Fifth Division have been ordered to
hold themselves ia readiness for marching orders The
2lsi Regiment and Bald Eagle Battery OF this city are
now at then amoreS.
Troy y. y. July 2i.-The military companies OF
Cohoes. Glen's Fails Whitehall and Port Henry have
been ordered here Immediately. Upon hor arrival ihe
Citizens Corps goes 20 Albany Everything Is quiet
No riot expected, but preparations are being made
for an emergency.
WHITEHALL. y. Y. JUy.-Ihe Second Separate C"m-
paay Of the Ten h Brigade. under command OF Lieut.
Bsscom lett this afternoon for Troy Tie FIRST separate
Company from Port Henry leave tonight.
OSwgGO. July 24,-Eight companies OF the Forty-eishh
Regiment National Guards been ordered 10 Syracuse
tonight Two companies viii remain here.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
MAsnlNGroy. July u.

r, GIN FurxCH WariHs5tUg Wcst-ta,
Tho Governor of Nest Virginia ha, requested that yo'r
l..a.u,f.r, ID. uYt moved from VI r;ins1urg Tor ihc
..r,..rt Con fiiucoch viii bc al Baltimore tomorrow
,fi.,,, M Gtrrua',. Your written rrpor, aas been
!tt.d I'D if. secretary. 80 douht u VIII b. eminent
iy ..;.,acor, 90 a, IS nave 1ceu a your otAer rn-
ports. 'NO~Ni' - "-"'"'
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25
amdnIsnrro. ". Va, July p.



Wrsl.lt.u ir.m HIr.i..bur. at 3i5 p D.. TINS tain
mass .fr,pta N,fy or t,tHsr dO itui htNH.
should ir al tr uu now, pc,fu'trs iuc %" meet 't-
t;avrsnur n virginia - .} rcuifnt tr onte
a. M I.at moro nrI D.r . iailr1i ifyr been TIuc ry
1Iitc!s ud li.rss fhc G1Nc~1mr"f ;1frs u. con-r'
t line Wuie Is nov rcriccy ci' would nave bt.
b.. tomorrow. vii r,4.i tlc S.at.S Of Mary land .d
H,f VIRGINIA io keep 10 open. Ic al"g lt7 done i.s
Suty gnr s0liess dnt,iIrl The cars arc suffering b[
Ia. a,e Uiuilt.ou %. tiis o!c.il tELN,H.
- S-lcur d..ua,,a received 20 30 p. n.. Tie I'D
inst ng, sir~ui. ,-i uct to be stopped az %. VIII
arrest ai!, ,i,.as OF tie baltimore ami Cui' Elr'at
v.o trili. 10 Iu ,oifec Wu the orders receive :oin
the 4 tergtarv Of Nar ur yuurfclf.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-25

WA,WsGToS, d. c., july -.
To zen F.rNcH. C,tAlteriGld WI
You w!I ..hc order, from trgn. Hancock only IN ADJ
zion 10 tis. ALREADY gwen Ihc Railroad oica,, axe O.
ty IN ericTc or ru1;fol.
GEoloiE ". McCRtRT, Secretary Of war
VI
BALTIMORE, sd, Jai; -.
10 Cea. WILLIAM IT, FRt>Cu:
Vfea- i'-.s eut King sent telegram 90 NJ SHarp
90 otey y,tr orders matter uf furnishing Trans.
By command M.J.iicD. HANCOCk,
~ Mitchell, Aide-drCamp.
VII
ErY,ER, JUL 23-l2:-5 An.
To VGjor cen HANCOCK, Bn1slD.s H0td
TELEGRAM received, orders lave been obeycd. had
s.urueJ command and established my Headquarters a.
Ciu,.rau e., C.sJ pm. e. ti0W up tht Proclamation
m the Pr,-iegf sd the un.trd 5,1tc5. Ny being drthc"
i.r- is .ad o. lnr Grafton due O. the insoenco
80 r.iro.d official. not ouy tO myself ndf 10 my hhp
r.lfa. u ! cannot indcpeu6 nt % th"!u Iu tic
li. lutits wlic have heretofore been performed ~
r fi, "a, ,c,u tp War Drjalm nt, and "lc-
t .erg tie blood of g." employees "l ihe Bait more
and ONO f.tili14i. it would b.. p'eisfthln - Ha'e
uoticr nic.r vino would be loss objection bic To that
corporation.
". H. FRfNcH. Col. and Brevet Mai. Gen. COmds.
AZ his own requ.s. Gen. French was accordingly re-
ieyed Of command and Con. Getty was ordered 10
rcrd from Fortress Monroe at once 10 Western ary
l.nd and tase change or the United states troops
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John Williams (couleur), 40
'cus6 du meurtre dun indivi,fu
.nomm6 Henry Dslmas, crime O0M.
mis- 4 .Parri6re lleA rhahitation Do
Nine weave V.,B. Marmillion, riyo
gauche, = 6M arretA ct ct d<teph
Ala ge6)s Do paIolsse. p'es'4
Les IL ct Is mars, ont us
sign6s par le gouverneur Nichols,
entire autres lois: l'actA 40 relatif
aux impressions publiques ct
annonces judiciaires, vacte 80
sur le cautionnement des COL
lectenrs, racte "a abrogeant
Ia section ia des Statuts r6.
vis6s, racte 55 lAgalisant les
warrants des f0notionnsires IL.
gaux pour leurs appointementa, ct
l'acte 56 amendant Ia section 8 de
pactG due avril 1874. Hi ssf's
Mons avons eu, dams 10 mutt
do lundi 4 inarii, une IsIuie qui
venait fort 4 propos activsr 10 vs.
g6tatiOnen, retard. III 'sgAl 4afass
docteur Jean Dsll' ORTIZ,
Dotre excellent colleague de l'Ath6.
nee l0uisianais, nous q fRit vhop.
neur ct l'amitik dc nous envoyer
IN exemplairo sdu remarquablo
m6moire intitul6 lMMiSyajiox 4
Ooloxisatio~ - LowisiAsse, et Ia par
lui'A1 pAth6n6A s6ances des 12,et
~ avril 1876. s..
Nous avons recn mercredi r.
gr6ahle visite. de NM. Charles
Janfroid ct 9. Blanchard, az Is
-N0uvelle- Orleans. ,Voir aux an
nonoos h oerte de Il: Blanchard,
qui sert d ntelligemment IL, y.
t4rets q Dc y 4 grapde maison a.
quincaillerie A. BALDWIN B or,
successeurs do GLooG1B, BxID-
WIN & On, Nouvtlls. Ofi(ah1 -
rae da Canal e ol, os, 95,rne d
= OommunAs III ois ii .asat,i,
4L--Mscdi, = mass, 1T d6c6d6A
Franklin, parQieoe 6to,Marie. u.
Ursin Perret, veteran de Ii guerrr
de 18l2." Le d6fhnt 6tait ~ = st.
'Jean. .Baptiste b 20 aoAt l7oz 7a
isf - vx,loNe. - -
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LAAernndcrie, MI. GAntier, William Far
nsudes. Adoaphe Morei, C.-6. Tsasin. ~
Z INN. O. Jaubert 3 Ole, 90 rue
de Charities, N0uvelle1 Orleans,
viennent d'inaugurer u vents d.
magnidque stock d'6toffss de- prin.
tempo, ffaicheIpent arrive d,Eu-
rope ct de New. York. Qualit6 hors
ligne ct bon march6 exceptionneL
LIE gouverneur Nichols n ap-
prouv6, le 8 mars, pacte NO 35 de
Ia Legislature, amendant CONNIE
suit Ia section 1867 des Status re.
vis6s, approuv6s le IA mars 1870:
Section / !: Tout juge. peut etre
recus6 on se r6cuser dams les af.
faires criminelles: 1os'il est parent
on allie de raccus6; % sill est pa
rent jusqu'au quatri6me degr6 de
Ia partie Lessee par raccus6, on ell
est le beau-p6re, le gehdre on 10
beau.frere de cette psrtie; 80 d
ledit juge a 6t6 ,employ6. CONNIE
avocat poursuiyant ou defenseur,
avant son election on - nomina-
tion 4 la place de juge.-Section
II: Tout. avocat de district sera
recus6 par le jage dams les affaires
criminelles, sill % trouve dana les
m6mes conditions qui donnent lieu
q ls recusation du juge.
MN. Arthur ct N. Galatas,
pAre ct Ills, LIE. Lemari6 ct Hen.
~ Desforges, declarent que leur
nom figure sans leur authorization
nm has de padresse know.nothing
a NJ. Lucien Adams, document
pnbli6 par le RepxblicdH ct le
RonSvN6. ts i'A4 - Hh y
-Une correspondence de NJ.
Henri de Lam0the, al IeHps, de
Paris, dat4e du 30 jsnvier desnier,
mentionne gracieusement - visite
4 Ia paroisse St-Jean. .BAptiste.
|; LES snciens soldsts dur 1Se,
compagnons d'armes. du peuvre
P1 Ssssess qul s alClns 4
~. ~ Z s. uona ~ : rerAv c:x Ou y
cienns lorraine, apprsndrout svec
int4rAt qn'un. monument, evec mo
daillon en- marhro Ax6cuH par lo
sculptour TurinI. 4 6t6 inaunnr&
b 8 sur N tombA an cimetiAre d
Cypress Hill. ssa ara 81 II I'D
Lass osel1e, ont ~ dknes
ref = Gouyesne9r nicae'ls I'acte
= reIogmSnt - ieG1slataQn a. my
ct'm'nei, :, g nc !scsc q amendang re! rst. M
.ic.c o1sA uq OO0o CIVIL 0siso uc
u L0utolSnos ct Facts z7fRcndA0t
n aecfi0n 819 - iefstufe rkvin6n
- rnt.t 8.
-
TLN r. Il. MiQet, du .Clerg6 do
1ak10nvA1la. flrlk - Il OrAa1aif Al.
ENC. u u ~ ~ rA-
BaDtiste. is'
tn
NJ I.v Cantnnnat ancian
- ss3s s''o.us ~
resident d SerJoan-H HaptaDte, . 6tA
recu dOCteur.J0 ea,n0f3t 10. mar Ia
Facolt6 de m6deoine Dc y Nou-
volle Ort0apa. i Il uay ss,s,4fa
m-Dimanchee e0ls. uoueevoRs 81.
terdn hourlonner r. n,ensiee
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Toledo ont ~ arrstGs = Matamoros,
- COrtina envoy< soua bonns garde
8 MAxbOOs rs saNs ffi~A lffs .sfss # &
|. UDs insurrsction contre Boisrond-
Canal . Scbon< le @ Mvrisr, 4 Port
su-P Prince, Haiti. ~ sF.f4s ~ s. i
y Une eaIncjdanoe = romaspuse sstle
eoollseece - l'ambassadesT 6eiou4
valo9 e ID pl6uipots otsntiaire Ignstieh
avec 10 ministre dos afYaires 6tran-
geraA , Paris, ct le hrnit dune inter-
dictioN venAnt de- Berlin cOntre tonic
extension dea Notifications franchises.
u hains do Bismark contre II France
tronverait son compte dana n guerre
entss ID Rnssie u II Turquie, conf1it
qni lui laiessrait 10 champ libre. ~
= dana lsair, m projet dc manifesto
dn de do NapOl&On III. L. S6nat .
IA uomvsau anlrm6 son hostilit< . Il
R6pnbliaue, On 6lisant sncccsseur da
eGn<sal Chanesrnier. ct a6nateur inar
mOvjblo II, Dupuy de- Lome, bona
pArtiate maia lee <lActipns d6parte-
meutales de. d6rat6s on de- conseillers
e6u6rauK r6publiceina ripostent vi-
9eursuAemsnt \ CO. .vell6itks s6niles.
Is martchal / Mac -Mahon, ponrsui-
want In vpie G6n6rs.iae Dc In cl6mence,
= aoc0rdS 2 ysArdous on commuta-
tiona de PEI - ! d<s cnndamn6a COM.
munisfe4. -S0ut d6c6il6e : i ID Is Is
vriss, Hrnri-Augnsfe Ceyraa, repre-
seatant de lele, yietine do 2 d6cem-
brs, y l'Aas da N ana, b 5 mars. b
masqsh n .CampiAGls, c6lAbrs sx-
.plosNteap, tu6 n duel au Csire par
II. Meyes, memhfe ID u 6oci6t<
Agyptiesne - etographie ; u q, \
Bosl>Aux, ADt0iDN Orflie, ex-avou6
d P6riGssux = rol d'Arancanis, ~
~ ~ ana ss4sAb ,4g @s .sss III
u sTerealg r6etinine. dams ups
nUte .aux paia6an<es &tranaersa ons-l
~ r. Rnasie,l mais \ miasiau ll'IGnA-
fieff trvss-f seut faveur, e1cept6
! Berlin - Il g,ssfra - d<elste, at \
Lpndres "a Inn ssdt0e q h. Rumie,
ct encore In Grande- DretagnN aec0n-
desa.s-else les is,testiene paeiAqnes
de- leDyuy6 du csas, ssji iella ct efE
vnin~ne one Ii Rnaaie - psopG1
G@ealemsnt d'ohtenir n seksieaAaa n
tanties IL n rksshAkiea de- eugaes-
merts 10 IN rnrfs. Il. eesnte 6hon-
vslnF stsit l. ia LOndrss. prirt-
innt II gsnerni IgnatleG. Les do
Mandes d'annexiAas IN Mentenegro,
+reietssa par = Taranie, ne sont
paint. - ess par. l.
-ssvfS-
- svs''t nrs.. fchakof
saff i. f'ls.tt da Cas- kn9gypte
- issa IL positions ~ M. Il.
ss.siss - tas' xtenaion tlu esnal 10
sT<sFF- sIssHs ! .tonin1rs on.Lsagsaz,
e'nsEvps4 istitusiOD Ohm cabi-
uet ~sp4...i qpi sAupiHdri7it aan
/ Iouvrir. Hermaan dAni4 Az du
cnnt", est eondsmn6 \ tyois nela. de
prison ronr d6lit ~ rrseoe. ~ -
veruemrnt allesapua nieoaee dsexp9f-
eian 500 families n AJseee-I Icsraioe,
sEspsctes Ne gmpGekie pour n
Fra sce.--Tss ik AinnQN, Pie ~.
deue ~ disseqJp, - iopIort h pro-
| -teetioe. &es pejG1npelS entholiouce,
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BULLETIN DE Ia sEmAIHE

de doaIetr n. Ii mort rafait l'onblier,
et ins1u'a1 ieftasot Butler qui' % 1ea
regarie de- aor BON oil. II Sonrit \
tout ce naude. sAhs fiaquer an pas
ss,r III snI rpaarasit de- Faction peril
ianse. C. qui toutefois - d6kAge tres
clsirement aa M ptna6e; cent que u
tssisa - -ahre \ A1'interventl0n MI
sn aasa iats sout inc0npaki.l
bfssE se 'des iustltntlons'
atsts snef ~ sisi1s annOncke, IN
VII 80 ts ,.hesser, aux Etats de
4afe - ssfsia CarUline daOu6,
1T. aa 4 fsux teeeA du mas6e
81 s bast rien d'Olaciel, % u
eese III ..iis louislansia = pro-
psss euiemsns fs coDstAtsr u oou.i
dIfiou pr f8enu a. - progenlture, a
d. voIg s'si ny alrait pas moyen DE-.
fart vfvse ensemble b iea rGpubMs
csin il peap dfhnOemtiquM Apf6e
asoir coniiimS In nOshinati0d 'dM -.
csEtai,e ,sohn Sherxans " 3. b Slsaf
or = fai4 IL tant II surlenden1ain, mnsl
digeuss SoI, ponr iss autsNs chWlx d.
III. Hayes. La meMjA la1aeMhl6o I'll
adnnis dans son seinl NM. 0sWves. d.
,x,ra 81, - Morvsn. a isAlehauns
Ycs;s 6rrrt6 prertopjteepee1 @ eDeE
chsmin les cnndidtee Eell0Ig - Euss1
tis, reciaNaut dss sltese, u psesnisf
ayee m certi6cat s0ut fhaie d E4elrs
ard. 10 second avis IN paSchemim
-. - =. IA - fsssssi, ~ VI -. ss~. -.
-. ~. - - 800 - -
- - - .x..r
.ss..~ss..I.s 80 .s.rn
ss'T~ 'p@ns A.
-. q pr,.ea .a,.s
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go s.-s.e.s A. rseFs
EsIc .ssnas n.rr~,s,.
ASnr-ras 60
.ft- nlmtion snsr.s
na-~ Tfant f.tigrI
cnnv.,nr. a. i
rnemsnr. Al Ni.
IN II ss,ret.:,Y
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Ono suisis, aprea tout. ala du jour On Dc y
J'aursi heau n'epuiasr en- bellies HYPOTHESIS.
Jsne sais qu'une phrase cntss 6eux paren-
n 49, s., w. a,4. Theses,
L'uns narquss sn blanc ssrautrs ssrits %
D'us bouA y su,amaIis, 10 I'astse > suis seir.
D. dssx paFp j ~ ycis que de- fonrches
Car % suis repoussS par mrs dsux origines: !
I4'une honte Dc mol. do i'antre je rougia.
It men recois, h6las qne d6dain ct m6pris.
Malgr6 tCus mes efforts, mon nex grandtt
.ss.1ts9a8f ..esBf e 4t .ats3 ld'unc anne
Quand jejetta lee yeux sur cette couleur jaune.
Peau fatale, funeste. atroce parchenin,
Fxutll donc 10 trouver tcujourn sur mon che.
fmin!
Fl dire Que asns toi, sans cettA teinte d'smbre.
Je aeFmis IA o<nat, assa n comme mn Inembrel
o hons lih3rsteurs. rEpublicaina rou6si
Dana leur sale autrcfois ils se scnt enrou6s
A crier sur lea toits pour notrs d<livraneei
Csse sur nous quils comptaieot pour fonder
An pouvoir anjourdnui, comment nous trsi.
So s8ssE* 80 g,f'H ltentilsi
CONNIE 10 charpentier traits ~ vieux outils.
On nous met m rancart aind que des ilotes;
rls ne nous font sccueil qus pour avclr nos
H9 .aIasHts E8 80 N8 n#Ns. fvoteA,
Et uourrissant d'ailleirs Ies mAmcs prkjug6s
One Ies hommes du Sud que rien nh corrieEs.
Qu'sst-cs donc quo . nsnde, .un jeu. vain:
Ne fAutil , jousr Il role de comparsei... ].
"a K 5A NF - VI
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Y Il eFxfrs et ! TNisss
u ss'fnAlafH 81 sirgu-
] pv.rt ~ Dcux de
lNl = Bruce. ret-
ckasicse DO Kellogg
1tle c~sstw DE- Pack
Mtc sa.npe nonrNl
A6nx n - Sas svss~
<st< m,lution sn'esf
rays 6tant fatigu6
couvainca 40 II
rnemeUss de NJ
IN. lie sssngt.iir
,nnt nm dfnissson,
-~x = sss~-...s = - ii. Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28

A UCrlON AUCTION AUCTION
IA Attention. IIous.keepcrs Attcn ton
Import unreservcd
sale THIS saturday MORNING.
coInmeucing at lOls O'Clock. ~ the
elegant i've story brown stone mansion
No. 2O6 WEST 18TH ST.. NEAR It'll Av
Elegant IIadnan Panoorte aud -upcrn Upright maker
awarded Centennial media; satin cotenc nnd Pa0r
suits Mirrors Curtains Rronzes Clocks Centre side and
Console Tables. Ornaments c eiabor Bedroom sets.
Bedstemds Dressing Cases. Wnshstands Bureaus. Mat
trcssos pillows, Boster Blankets Bookcases. Writing
Desks, Library Tables Oil Paintings Eusgeres. &e Dining
Room Furniture Extension Table inlet Chairs, si,vor
ware Knives Forks Spoons Casters. - elegant Brussels
and Ingram Carpets Of Household
Artices ~ B-oods pack ed and shtpped desired Sas
positive rain she b. X MARE IN AuctionecE Take
1th, Sth or 9th
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A UCTioN SALE. AUCTION NOTICE
N a Catalogue Of rich Household Furniture.
Works OF Art. Paintings Bronzes. Ac.,
be sold ~ public ton.
THIS tSaturavl MORNING.
private residence 100 West 2id s.. 9th a..
commencing nj 10 O'Clock, via.
brilliant toned Pinuoiorirs Stcinway and Decker
$ superb Parior Suits IN satin.
= richly carved Etagcres
- pieces and costly Bronsa
> Marquetcrie Cabinets.
inaid sienna marble Tables
~ Parian marble Stntuettrs.
Scvres and Ormolu Mantc Sets 60
ard iniNid Consoles M PedestalA /
\ Pier aud ManteI Mirrors. LII
10 Windows lace Curtain
~ choice Paintings by eminent tttstA -
70 velvet aud Brussels Carpets. IL
. I'll giant Library Hopkcases N
4 Library Tables co match 10
3Iadies' Escritoircs nnd Workboxea
Turkish Lounges and Chairs
800 volumes choice Books
q solid walnut Extension TableA
> eiegNnty carved Bullets IL
"a Dning Chairs covered In leather.
> China Dinner and Tea sets 90
~ pieces Sterling and Plated Ware.
~ agnilccnt bedroom Sets, gilt and plain
~ white aud black cured hair Mattresses.
~ French Pillows and BoIsteta
u chamber Clocks and Vases
IL dozen linen sheets aud Pillow Cases
Also Furniture Of Kitchen and servants apartments
LUKE FITIGEkALIl, Auc,ioneer
~ Bt;oods packed Gpd shipped Goous stored IN house
until Nay free Of charge Deposits OF at least % per
required
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A -TUNIS JOHNSON. AJCTIONEER
"A. Old stand 81 Nassau vt.
THIS DAY SATURDAY. AT iox O'CLOCK.
as our sacsrooin. n Nassau st.,

LARGE SALE OF ELtGANT HOUSEHOLD PJEyl.
ture english BODY Brussels Carpets hnr Per Mirror,
with Table aud Cornices; elegant Payor and bedroom
suits IN good deliberately carved black walnut
Buffet with supsrby carved rosewood Etngere the
curcd hair aud Bedding basement Kitchen
Furuitur~ also assortment Office Furniture,
Desks Gne Marvin sale also large lot Of Canceng and
Enbossing stamps. &c.
Also FL. CANT PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS:
Also. Az IL O'CLOCK, TIE SILENDID SET OF
SlLYER-SP AN0LED POLAND FOWLS
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the entire OF the house. all made TO
order aud In splendid condition.
Administer Carpets elegant Pier and Mxntei Mrrcrs lace
rich nlaid Cabinet lsrior suit Ia crimson satin;
Piano. inc Oil Paintings and isnRrav-
ings Ciock, Bronxes, Vases Pedostals Easos. &C. &c.
brussels CYrpet Dining chairs md Lounge In leather
Buffet aud Dining Table, china Dinner Se richcut
and engraved Glassware, silycrwMs, 1e &C.
CHAMBERS CONTAIN
Carpcts Mirrors elegant Arnoirc, Dress
ing Case. Dcdstcsds, Bureaus. Curtains ami Cornccs;
lscdng Clocks. tngravings Ornaments Chtnvnnes,
&c together with the Kitchen Utensils, with which the
sale will commence
II GROssMANN, AUCrIONEER, NO. 10 AV. b
Ill Ses 1U o'clock hrst class groceries, NJ %
vTERTZBl;RU BROTiiERS. AUCTIUNEERs OFFICE
giant Furniture Carpets Mirrors Piano. &C. OF three story
private house. near 9th Nv
IMPORTANT SALE or PAINTINGS.
The private collection OF
Mr.. Nathan Matthew'S
OF Boston.
Containing many mastery works by celebrated artists.
viz = -,
A Achcnhnch LnWoihet,
Dambiuny Merle.
Uinx. fas'nL
Gcrome. konssrnn
CLas Jacaue. Verb oocKhoven
zcni. and others
These pictures arc now on exhibition
Gallery.
No. I; hast I'D st.,
whore they arc TO be gold by auction
Monday evening" April ~
ROBERT sUMERvILz1g, Asssiossss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-28

L. II. LUDLOW 4 co. will sell At auction saturd
April % Mt IL o'clock. NJ No. POI 9Th Az. all the Fur
ni.ure therein contaned consisting part oeegnnt ebony
and black walnut Paror Suits black walnut Din
ng Room furniture. handsome Beseads. Bureaus. Ward
robes. Armoires Sofas. Ch.irs lounges Etagcres and
very desirable Household Furniture 0rnaments Ac
together with Kitchen and Laundry Furniture. Cooking
Utensils. &c.
Cataioeues may be had previous sno sale 81 odce Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-22

and insight into the peculiar fitness
of certain attire to certain indiyi-
duals which fancy ball brings out
can often be applied to ordinary
clothing. A festival of this nature
always gives rise to serious discus
sions on the toilet. Male advice is
asked for and is freely given. Each
individual may hear lavish COM
ments on his or hrr peculiar merits
or defects, and a certain amount Of
latitude is accorded to personal re-
marks at such a time. A girl will
have a special dress chosen for her,
not, as usual, by u partial mother
or servile costume monger; she will
hear what many Indifferent persons
think of her good or bad points,
and what the general verdict may
be about her peculiar style. In this
way the more elegant of the old
fashions become grated on the new,
for the effective modes of wearing
a garment, or of dressing the hair,
are copied by those who admire
them, and the style outlives the
single evening for which it is re-
vived. 1t is to some of these cos
tune balls that we owe many Of
the pretty fashions OF to-day; for
although the stage and the painting
of the old masters alike show the
world how picturesquely its ances-
tresses clothed themselves, they had
no power to set u fashion. 1t had
been the attiring of some OF the
quiet gentlewomen who led the
better part Of society, in these
quaint old dresses, that has created
a fashion; periods and anachron-
isms are forgotten, the sele ambi-
ton is to knot a kerchief, poise a
hat, or drape a mantilla, not like
the original wearers of the grace
full garments, but like this or that
lady who leads the ton Of to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-02-22

The following quotations are for orders
rom store and small lots in q iobbing way;
APPLES-Medium, zoos choice, 3 00g4 90
per Dbl.
sides, &C; clear sides. &C; breakfast, l2A
to l3o; sugar-cured hams, canvased. 1870;
sugar-eured hams, u~ncanyased, 10 TO l3%e;
packed, Is to 10 higher.
BRAN-Stasdy; wheat. s509Oe y 100.
BBANS-s2 50a3 90 per bushel.
BULA P0kk-Noose); shoulders, 6lSto65<c;
long lear, 81 to &c; clearrib. 81 TO ~ ;clear
sides, 9ls to 1919; hams, lOc. Packed. e TO &c
higher.
oBJTrER-Ogmmon. lOelSo; medium. aa
25c; choice, 30g35c.
BALTNG sTUFFs AND TIEs-Bsgaing, 2
and ~ lbs, l2gl2Hc; baling twins. 1Sel4c;
BUiLDIEG MAfkRTAIs1ih store prices
are; Cement, Louisville, g q, . Dbl; Rosen-
dale. y Dbl, 2 59@2 IS; hair, q 2Od2 25 40
10 bale; plaster. Michigan. 3 50; New York,
I 90; lime, per Dbl. ! 359l SO. Friedrich,
% % to 5 90 per 1000; brick. 10 to II per 1908.
BEEF, FRESH ~Forequarters, ~ to 10;
h~l1d9uartsrs, 5&G7e. Hogs, to 70. Sheep,
B0OKWHEAT FLOUR-eO 90 per barrel.
CANDLES. Boxes. full weight, 1874 8l5Hc;
half boz: full weight, Ice; quarter box, full
weight, Ice per 10.
C0PEEE-0 Ordinary, 20% TO dc; fair, q 10
2l1Ec; good, % TO 22Hci prime. % 10 Z3Hc;
choice 24ci Java, 900; 0ordova q TO z2%c.
CHICK Ns-Mixed, e. Is TO 2 70; choice
hens, 90 90 to 32j.
C0AA 0lL-@ gallon. So to $50.
gQhN-Mixed. 4l@isc; white. 1890.
Vehh7MEAL- kilh-dried. full weights.
COTTON YAREs-No. 500, l2Ql21<o, No.
100. 14@ltkc; No. 400, l6@16%c,
OABlAGES-Per 100 heads, 50 0Og1O co;
crates, 5 00G6 90.
CHEESE = Western. 139l3Ho; EnRlish
dairy, l4@l6c; rates irregular.
GQIIQN-SEED-eS 50 TO Q 90 " ton.
COIToN-SBBD 0lL-Crude, CSC per gallon
cake u0ng ton, S22 to %.
ChOUI-Per barrel, So 0O9S Is; half-bar.
els. 81 90, as 70 quality.
CRANBERRIES-a Dbl, 10 5OaI1 "a.
DRIED FRUIT Apples. 5@6c,
DkuGS-Upinm, 81 20 70 I 70; quipfns,
81 ~ y ounce; morphine, s 100 a ounce; cam.
phOr, 400 per pound; chloroform. TO- Z
pound castor oil, 1910 V pound; borsx zoe \
pound; blue-mass, in Jars. 75o "a pound; cal.
omol: W y pound; indigo, l O09sl. 20 y
taric acid. go and $50; Eulphurio acid, 50 4
q
DgCKs-steady; 8 OO93 50 a dozen.
EGGB-l29l5o = dozen.
FISH-MackereL hRlf-barrels, No. /. Z SOC
-; half-barrels No. 2, 8 609-; half bar
rels No. 3, S 500; kits No. /, I50Qi 60;
kits, No. 81 3O@l 40; kits No. 8, 10, Whit
fsh. Mol. half-barrels, 5 5O96 90; family,l 500
%. Herring, smoked. 500; roe herrings, hal
barrels. 8; Reelfoot Lake, .8g15c y ID; Chi
cago Lake, l0gl8c g Id; red snapper, l2al5o.
FLOUR Supefine. Sc Oi double extra,
1870; treble extra, Z 25 10 Z IS; choice family,
500 to 5 % fancy, $50 to 8 IS q bbl.
9RlT6-@ 1904 so y Dbl.
1bEsE-stoady at So W97 90.
GLASS-6xs07X9, IS rs; 7~xI0asx1n. "a 7s,
sLlYl0xi3, Z rs; uxl4@l2YI7, s; 12xlSAi6x2O.
~ %: Nx229l6x2l, f10. To the trade q dis,
count of so 81 cent.
HIDES, ElC.-Dry deerskln, $4,000, sheep
polts, 25cQ9l %; flint hides, IC@ilo: a.
saltsd, S5l0e; green sailed, 500: green. 4