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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
SHIP NEH'S.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.....-.........
ARRIVED,

PORT OF NEW.YoRk.... L.
ARRIVED.
Str Colon Coy Asplnwall days TO Pacific Mail SIS Co.
str General Barnes Cheeseman savannah June J. Murray
Ferris Co. . -. ,,-. =,
bark Ire giuseppe Utah Gustin Bristol so days in bal
last 20 SlOcOyich q Co.
mark Bella Nudge tof Halifax. 81. Murphy Havana
DAYS with sugar GInuel ntum Co; vessel 20 master
Brig ANGELA. Evans bridgeport, IN ballast 10 Simpson,
Clapp & Co.
Sefr Sophia Winterton, Jackson, Newben n C. DAYS.
with shiI giles 90 w ii Camp; vessel 10 10 staples
sehr l. = PhaT0, Anderson. Georgetown, j C.
Schr Henry Schultz Hines Baltimore for NeW.HaYen.
Schr A 4 Minor, Mapcs. Warren, for Philadelphia
sehrs Amelia Augusta Allan, NeNHaven; Alice seranton,
HILL do; Ingraham Chase, do Boyle Cuthbley do.
scar T. o Wells, Wells Fall river
sehr Joseph Randolph, Parker sandurcb
Sclr q Willy. Chase, Somerset
sclr II q Hlden Ferris, Wareham.
Schr T. aud Oakley. WaTeham.
Bchrs Henry Allen Salem, Proyidencei lawson, Mer
hon do: Fanny Form, Eaton, 40; Bertha, COnOver, do
sehr Golden Eagle Kelly, Portland.
~ ship Trojan (of Kennebunk williams from Liverpool,
which as anchored below came up TO the city l4th.
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook, moderate, 81 clear At
city Island WI clear.
CLEARED.
steamships England mr. for Liverpool Alexandra (Br).
for Bristo cortes Toe Halifax =, aud 81 Johns ~ CITY
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

MONTREAL June 14.-PoOrly executed counter
feits Of the Dominion Al note circulating Freely
HALIFAX n. S.. June 14.-The PeruviansschoOne
for London, today with cargo Oh canpeu
Holsters valued at $4,000.
AUGUSTA, Ga June 14.-Jeff Davids, who was TO
have been hanged Abbeve to-day has again been rested
by Governor Hampton until July IL.
ALBANY n. Y. June 14.-1he captain OF the ice
barge Sherwood Of York. loading At COeymans Is
missing. He is supposed TO have been drowned
BosToN June IA State detective has recovered
$4,000 and bonds stolen from the echmere
Bank Of Cambridge. Mass, on the 18TH OF last March,
PROVIDENCE, X. J., June 1.-the steam gunDoat
Clara built Bristol by the Herreshon MaDuiactur
ing Company for the spanish Government will sail tomorrow
for Havana.
HARTFORD Conn, June 14.-George r. Lamb. OF
North Amherst Mass tramped upon aud fatally injured
by hls His wife who in the carriage was thrown
out and badly bruised.
BALTIMORE Md, June 14.-The jury of inquest
I'm the case OF Groenbury Young who killed in Howard
County 10y GeeD returned verdict that the deed was
committed IN scfdcfence.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM AsPINwALIs-BV StsdpishtD ColOn.-Mss /. Ham.
on Mss A. ROundley Mrs r.. Y. DOhert Mrs. j. W. Ames
and three children Miss f. W. Howard n f. Spence @. II.
aIord Mira Wrts and two children, Mrs EyOy and four
ohidren B. J. walI Mrs Jacobsen Mrs A. Connor and
child Mrs A. MaTsOn Mrs Burton and three children
Hartman Mr. aud Mrs J. f. Emery, Mrs s. w. Clifford +.
r. Wheeler L. Ia Roche T.. Moore Mrs Berry and two
children aud Mrs +. COnnOT ". ID. Valdnar J. g. Now.
man, ]. ngles Mr. and Mrs j. schacht H. Simmons j. c.
Corwn Fitzpatrick F. Prentice L. GOrOt and two children
We'll aud two children Costa and child j. salazar 8
Salazar, sammarega MIRA II de Holandl ana child ~ NJ
Mole H. r. Cleveland l.. IbanE +. Day, ID. Fountain q.
Angener Mrs O. wndner and servant Mr. and Mrs @. Il.
Jones A. A. Phelps Mrs Dade and servant p R0te Mrs.
Heman, Miss II. IL. Helman, Capt J. A. Rowland, j. j.
Rowland O. sacago and SON. Mr. and Mrs s. Sacago jar
Wis Capt A. T. Potter b. \. RandOlphe w II. Winter w.
Webster T. Altschus A. Warrser A. Ferdales Infante,
Mr. Jansdini.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
SAVANNAH CoRINTHIAY RACE.

The eighth Corinthian race of the Seawanhaka
Yacht Club will be sailed to-day. The start is TO be
flying one from on Fort WadswOrth, s. L. 10 and around
Southwest spit Buoy, thence TO and around
the Sandy Hook Lightshp, and return over
the same course 10 the starting point
making a distance OF about thirty-two miles. Four
prizes are offered one in each class the regatta being
open 10 schooners OF $50 square feet less aud first
seeond and thrdclass slOops OF all duly organized
yacht clubs The yachts are 10 be manned Dy
amateurs exclusively, but salling-master or
pilot may be carried neither OF whom shall
In any way assist in the management, or
working OF the yacht. Each yacht must be sailed ana
seered by her owner Only plain sail Is allowed 70 be
carried. The following Ia fist Of the yachts entered
SchOOners-Estee, Peerless and EDDY second-cass
sloOps-Aetive, Regina. bchemoT, Wave, lmperla ana
YOlante and Nudge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-the Senate in ex-
seutiye session to-day confirmed the following nomI.
nations:
ConsuIs-Horaoe f. James OF Maryland az Turks Island;
William X Peabody. Massachusetts, Rio Gfande Brazil;
John A, Pafnl OF Sierra Leone, al sierra Leone.
Benafnin r. Potts 70 be Governor OF Montana Territory.
Peter Neey 20 DO Assistant treasurer OF the United States
al Baltimore. BID. 1900
disc, District OF New-YOrk. -
COLLECTORS onCuItons H. Elmer District Of Bridge
town a. J.; WicKharn Havens, District Of sag HaTbor
Indian 1gents-John Howe OF Montana for Western Sho.
shone Agency John Paee OF Iowa. for Carlos
Agency Arizona Francis H. Weaver Of West Virginia for
Southern Ute Agency Coloradoi John Wright Of Mary
land for Lemli Agency, Idaho.
Harvey Carpenter d Nevada to be receiver public monsys
n EUREKA, NSYada,
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ST. ANNS JUBILEE.
IT'S DEBT PAID-coSGRATULATING EXERCISES AT THE
CHURCH.


The vestrymen of st. AIMS Church, on
Brooklyn Heights, held meeting yesterday morn
ing in tho Brooklyn Bank building, the Rev.
Dr. schenck presiding. The treasurer General
Jesse L. Smith, announced that $1,000 re-
manned TO be raised Thomas Messenger, president OF
the Brooklyn Bank said that he would become response
ble for that amount General Smith then visited the
Union Dime Savings Bank aud satisfied the mort gage
The church at the Jubileemeeting last evening,
was richly decorated with flowers and Sunday
schoOl banners Upon the chancel-rail appeared
the word Free IN large floral letters. Bishop LtejOhn
presided In the chancel seated fourteen clergy
men and thiry-seyen others occupied the front
seats The attendance was very large Bishop
Iittleohn made the first address, the
representative OF the Diocese OF Long Island. lie was
followed by the Rev. Drs Snyey aud Hail. OF Brooklyn,
and Henry Potter OF this city all OF whom made con-
gratulatOry addresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
THE sOCIALTsTIC-LABOR PARTY.

CINCINNATI, o., June 14.-The Executive
Committee of the socissticLabOr party have issued
circular announcing that members who have associated
themselves with military organizations occupy position
of hostility the principles and policy OF the party
and requesting all members TO Withdraw from sucn l
tary connections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
lITIsH PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS.

Mr.. Giles, Conservative, was to-day elected
member OF Parliament for southampton. TO Ill the
vacancy caused by the death Of Mr. Russell Quincy.
His majority over the Liberal candidate was 24s.
Mr. Otway Liberal, has been returned 70 Parliament
from Rochester by $50 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
PRoMINENT ARRIYALs.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-General William 4. sherman
Jo6n w Garrett ana Robert Garrett, OF Baltimore and
Amasa Parker Of Albany Hsstm tnser HoeAeung
Rank SUPERINTENDENT Henry L. Lamb OF Albany. ISL
Nicholas Hofi-Ex Governor j. b. Page OF vermont ana
Iudgo J. WOOlwOrt OF Omaha. Wtnds0r Hotel-En'
Governor Rufus b. Bullock, Of Georgia Hotet Bruns.
toie-General John f. Bathbone OF Albany MsropoHan
eral Israel Vogdes u s. ..StuTerdHt House-Genera
Quincy A. Gilmore Z. B. A..... Coleman houst-Heheih
John L. Robinson. Of BinghamtOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
Announcements

If there is one thing ninety-nine- and-a-halt
per cent more notifying than another IL TO sit square and
plump your Summer style of hat-instead OF
another fellOw's.-tB Boston Commercial Bulletin
Yes especially It OF the KNOX SUMNER STYLE from
No. 2l2 Broadway, under Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
ACCEPTING THE REDUCTION.
LONDON, Friday, June Ia, 1873

At large meeting of weavers at Black
burn IL was unanimously resolved to work the
10 per cent reduction. II also arranged to hold
meetings of employees at various mills throughout East
Lancashire Monday to ascertain the general feeling
an tne subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
FIRE AT ALBANY-Loss $4,000.

ALBANY, Juue IA fire in Isaac White g.
Sons store wholesale dealer in notions and dry goods,
on Broadway o'clock this morning destroyed stock
valued at 900 insured for S25 600 The fire caught
In the basement and extended TO the store above, de-
strnYinQ the entire stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
Gam rises 42gI Sun sets.... 1882 Clock fast 0m l2s
Moon rises. 1888 Moon souths Ol2 Moonsagc days Is
Gum rlsos $500 A.2s Sun sets - 1888 Clock fast On 25s
Moon rises. 920 Moon souths llO Moons age days 10
HIGH WATER To-DAY-A. N.
Sandy Hook. TAT Gov. Island. 1915 He'll Gate 1904
HlGH WArER TODAY. n.
Sandy Hook si8 Gov Island. $50 Hell Gate....l02s
HIGH WATER sUSDAY-AM N.
Sandy Hook. S39 Gov Island 9O7 Hell 1857
HIGH WATER sUEDAY-PM.
Sandy Hook. 9O2 Island. $3.50 Hell l:l9
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OTHER Bills VETOED.
YACHTING RIVALRY.
CLOSELY CONTESTED REGATTA.

A CLOSELY CONTESTED REGATTA.
THE NETWORK YACHT CLUES ANNUAL CONTEST
THE RESTLESS TIDAL WAVE PEERLESS, VISION
AND VIXEN WINNERS
The annual regatta of the New-York Yacht
Club which proved failure through the want Of wind
on Thursday sailed yesterday, with better success
Seven schooner and five sOops divided into five classes
competed prizes club prize for each class, and
two Bennett challenge prizes for the schooners and
one for the soops The was from the anchorage
of sapleton g. L. to and around Southwest spit Buoy
thence to and around Sandy Hook Lhtship aud return
10 Buoy No. 49, on the West Bank distance, as the
yachts sailed, Of about forty miles.
The following is list OF the boats entered, the owners
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THE sIrRPENDER OF BATUM.

LONDON, SatufuHY, JUNG To IoFo'
The Daily Necs's correspondent at Constan-
tinople says it ia asserted good authority that the
Porte has instructed its Commissioners TO open negota
lions relative to the surrender OF Batum
[For other FOref0n First PdGel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15

A SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE OF HEARTBURN,
Nausea cOsyeness other symptoms OF dyspepsia Is pro
duced by MILK or MAGNEsIA. All druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15

For all Lung Troubles, as well as Com
plants Throat Dr. Jaynes Expector4nt IL certainly
palliative and often the testimony Of thousands
ana its orld wide reputation attest Coughs Colds
no surer or more effective remedy can be found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15

+. HOWARD & co. WATCHES
Arc and sold this country
tray law Every genuine watch IL accompanied with
certificate which dealers should give to the buyer Ask to
the genuine Howard Watch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
Lax STADLER g. O.

Broadway, corner Of Prnee-st,
Mems and Boys CloeTs the pioneers IN the trade show
unlimited stock OF all their popular grades The creates
In the market embracing every pattern, STYLE sz
and price. All goods fresh and new.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15

No Vault Safe or Store should be left
through the summer months without being protected by anc
connected with the Central Office system Of HOLMES BUR
OLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH Co., Main Ofiee No. 0lo Broad
way. Telephones for all purposes put up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15

AS BRIGHT'S, DIABETES, DR0PSY, PAR
~ ALYSIs gravel, stone, kidney aud bladder diseases
Rheumatism govt inenrabe without the AsAhEL
NATURAL MINURAL WATER, it supersedes everything
Consultation urinary analysis and pamphlets Win d
directions testimonials free, by the physician az 25l
Rroadwsy l5evYork These diseases arse from the
cases producing premature mental and physical
decay undiscovered and fncuFabe by the nexpe
the Of chronic diseases and u
successfu treatment.
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DIR, RADWAYS REGULATING PIIIS,

Perfectly taseess elegantly coated for the cure all ds
orders OF the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervoas
diseases headache constipation indigestion dyspepS
biliOusuess bilious fever, Inflammation OF the 6owea
pes ans all eran gements Of tho internal yiscers Waans4
toefect positive cure. Price rs cents per boz.
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p O S r S G r Up T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
BEACONSFIELD TO LEAVE BERLIN SOON.
LONDON, Saturday. June 10, 1878.


A special telegram to The Daily Ne'cs from
Berlin states 81" is said Lord Beaconshed VIII depart
from Berlin next week, whilst Count Andrassy has ar
ranged 20 stay month. This causes q Dehel'
which ia encouraged by the Russian and English Pen,
potentiaries that the critical point between them VIII
be much more easily settled than that between Russia
and Austria"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE OLD CATHOLIC SYNOD.

The Old Catholic Synod has, by a vote Of
rs TO 90 adopted a resolution in favor OF marriage by
the clergy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
A HAPPY PURCHASER,
DnTrArrEpEEIr

All who get stylish suits made by TRAPHAGEN
& CO. junction Of ID and 4thayes will be well and fashion
clad 70 complain OF the STYLE quality
1T or price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15

Surgical elastic stockings, knee caps, abdOm
mai belts. &c. TRUSS Co., No FAC Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
THE COST OF THE PARIS EXHIBITION.

The construction of the Exhibition Buildings
coat so 100000 which is $1,000 900 excess OF the
original estimate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO.
2ls BROADWAY.
eam.6s, Noon. 75o. M. 80o Midnight, 63'
highest during the daY. So. lowest. 90.
Average 67ao same day 1877, 72l4,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-15

GENERAL UNEASINEss AMONG OFFICIALS
PROSPECTS THAT THE NEw-YORK CENTRAL WILL
BREAK AWAY FROM ALL POOLS EFFECTS OF
ABANDONING THE COMPACT on FREIGHT TO THE
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE.

In response to call signed By number OF firms
representing several branches Of tho furniture trade
u meeting OF manufacturers engaged In this industry
took .place yesterday afternoon IN tho rooms OF
tho New. York Furniture Board Of Trade No.
$50 Canal streot. There wero thlrty-eighs firms
represonted either personally or by lotter,
among them being Messrs. Oelrchs & Co., 4.
D. Morgan Co., r. W. Ropes Co., Charles
i. Zimmerman and Co., Baron Won Thomson.
vi Brazil, and many others. IL was said
aggregate capital of the concerns represented
would equal ABOUT S40,0o0,0 ,000 Tho oDject OF tho
meeting 10 consIuer the PROVISIONS vi the pro-
posed iar Ull affecting the interests oi those en-
gagged South American trado, as represented 0y
Tho Importers OF animals hair. Mr.. Mellen, OF tho
1rm OF Mcien II Co.. was called TO the chair. 1t was
ciu med by tho furniture mauuacur urors that tho late
action OF the CONGRESSIONAL Committee on Ways and
Means whose CHAIRMAN " Fernando Wood, whereby
they proposed 70 impose heavy tax ON the lmporta
ton OF hair, while Great Britain and other European
countries allowed enter their ports iree OF duty
would gIvc iorcign manufacturors IN advantage of
thirty live per cont over Americans. Ul
Mr. Adamson of tho Industrial League OF Pennsyl-
vanin, that he had madc representation 10
the proper Congressional COMMITTEE, and that It's
members had Omised to modify that part OF tneir
report applying 10 this branch Of American industry
so as TO put tho importers and manuacturcrs on a
equal footing with most favored czens Of foreign
Powers.
rho cnd for which tho meeting called having
thus been accom- piished. Mr. Adamson received its
THANKS and tho body adjourned.
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
ASSAULT ON A LAWYER.

when Hiram b. Ferguson, nttorncy-atiaw entered
his office ut No. 800 broadway, yesterday afternoon
he was ercoted by an elderly fcmale who sat await
ing his coming, In moro forciblo than pleas
nut, shc struck him tho head with bilIot Of
wood which was wrapped up In papor, innlcting Two
painful wounds IRON which tho blood spurtcd
over his SHIRT Ho at once caused nor arrest
When arrai ignod ut tho T0mbs Police Court
tho woman guvo her as Mary Kilkenny
compIn nsnt h adj peon ducting SUIT Tor her In
JUSTICES court but she could got no satisfaction from
him. sho therefore went TO demand her papers aud
becoming angry struck MIN. MI. Fefsuson denied
having iin auctod her case and said that
the PAPERS 10 which she rciorrcd had been gvon 10
her husband He ciairned to have gwen hcr provo
cation for tho assault Ho further satcd that no had
no wish 10 prosecute tor tho assault provided sho
would IN iuturo keep away from hinh Upon her SO
Ia WI
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
.sTO vERDICT" OR NOT '"TO YER
DICT"
NEw YORK, March l3, 1873,

NEW IOfkj HHHICu 1910,
To rHE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
In glancng over the advertisements In this MORN
ings HERALD noticed the word "vcrdicted." This Is
a now and, think useless word. Tho writer Of tho
ADVERTISEMENT in sranng ior novel expression, has
formed partcipIe from q word which has not yet
como into u verb Should tho gentleman enter
tain visions oil the iuluro prevalence Of tho ITO
verdict" beg him look at tho following list of al
most synonymous words, which believe, deem or
consider lnot vordct 10 be incomplcte:-Judgo con-
slder deem, account ratio, regard, estimate, decide
pronounce, determine, believe, hold, look upon. the
gentleman nny choose any particular shade vi opinion
10 likes from TINS list hope he will verdict that tho
words contained II good aud true ones II not
l am wiling 10 be "vcrdictcd py public opinion" a
GOOD ENGLISH.
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayor Ely has signed tho amendment to the pistol
ordinance giving nonrcsidonts the benefit OF the law
BIDS ior paving parts Of the following places will
DO opened to-day by tho Commissioner OF Pabe
Works Washington square, Mercer street, Irving
ace Fifteenth street. Barclny street, Morris strcoL
Fourteenth slrcei, seventh avenue, Barrow street.
White street, Madison street, Market street. Clinton
street. Pcari street, Water street, rwon street
and Forty-socond street.
The sac o iorry franchises by the city vas
again postponed yesterday unbu March "a
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
TRANSPORTATION AFFAIRS.

Tho Board Of Trade and Transportation Committee,
consisting Of Messrs. T. Il. Durkcc. Simon Sternc, A.
b. Miller. II. X. Miller aud Ambrose Snow, arranged
TO start Albany yesterday to appear bcioro tho
Committee Railroads IN regard TO tho now Railroad
COMMISSIONER bill Mr.. Dopew. IL Is saii, is also
going TO oppose the bill
The New York herald., 1878-03-15


SALES AT AUCTION.
4 UCTION-AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
N Nessrs RANDOLPH 4 co.
10 O'CLOCK PROMPT,
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE NO Al WEST 10TH ST..
BETWEEN 5TH AND 9TH AVS.
PROPERTY OF 7. J. LEvERlCH, Esq. NE
STEINWAY PfANOFORTE,
CHICKERING UPRiGHT PIANO.
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS. Eastlake and
Queen Styles in crimson, and gold brocade satin
and cotelane Spanish Lounges Easy chairs; gilt Centre
and Console Tables; Etageres Cabinets Pier and MWnel
Mirrors French Mnntei Sets. 6uday Clocks. imported
Brones Curtains Library and Secreaire Bookcases Turk
is Suit Library Tables Dcsks Oil PAINTINGS, by eminent
artists. - -
'MARkET DAi, AMSThRDAMs"' BY KEEHLER %
LAKE LUCERNE.n BY MENpEz
"GRRENWICH PARK" BY MILRO5E
And 33 Others all choice collections. rich gilt frames
BEDROOM FURNITURE CONSISTING
Bedroom insid and gilt Bedsteads Dressing Cascs
Bureaus Cnitionners. Wahsands single and double Bed
33 hair aud spring Mattresses Pillows, Blancts
rep and plush Suits marble top Tables, Chairs Rockers
DINING FURNITURE. viz: Two Extension Tables. iu
laid French wanut sdeboard, Chairs leather. Silver
Dinner. Tea Sets Cutlery, &c 80 Carpets N H.
Take 10th Men pack ship goods
city or country. RICHARD II. RANDOLPH, Auctionccr.
The New York herald., 1878-03-15

j. W. II,
Dsclis this day, In lots commencing 0H O'clock euire
large choice stock Groceries Liquors Cigars and elegant
Fixtures Grocery 1913 18th av, 24th ST.
chests Teas bags Coffee 20 TUBS sns sesan. table ussr
2o bottle. choice assorted Liquors. barrels Currants Can
ned Goods. Baking Soda, Cans Mustard other Shelf
Goods hall Bluo POLISH ~ SUPERIOR large
Japan Tea 0.nni.tsr. - Spice Do, superior patent
superior Store Ccunter scales. store Stove superior
Sheivngs &c; also Hne Horse, superior Top Grocers
Wagon and Harness. with which valo will Buy
ers dealers grocerymen aud specia invited
No reserve. CAMPBELL CO.'S, Ohico lO5 10th st.,
9th
The New York herald., 1878-03-15
CIGARS SEIZED.

There was seizure Of 1850 cigars on the steamer
Columbus yesterday. Tho Columbus runs IRON this
port TO Havana. and had just completed a voyage
hither.
The New York herald., 1878-03-15

A UCrIoN SALE THIS DAY tFRIDAY.
~ PEKEMPrORY SALE
OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
100 WEST 23D ST.. NEAR 9Th Av..
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK.
27M octave fianofortes Stcinway and CnicKorinR
8 superb Parlor Suits. In satin 20
30 pieces and costly Bronze. ,
= Marquetry Cabtcts. .
II inaid and Sienna marble top Tablea "
20 Parian marble Stntucttes -
2 Sevres and Ormou Mantcl SetA r
y Pier and Mantei Mirrors D.
IS window Laco Curtains. =
30 choice Paintings by eminent artstA -
Is velvet and Brussels Carpets 3
2 elegant Library Bookcases. y
4 Library Table TO match.
3 Ladies' Escritoires anu Workboxea p
4 Turkish Lounges and Chairs.
600 volumes Of choice Books. -
Is solid walnut Extension Tables
elegantly carved Bullets
~ Dining Chairs, covered III leather y
2 China Dinner aud Tea SETS .,
~ pieces Sterling aud Plated Ware. =
IL magnificent bedroom >nits, gilt and plain.
20 white and black curlcd hair Mattrossca
"a French Piows aud Bolscrs. y
Also Furniture of kitchen and servants
B--1oods PACKED and shipped. Dash deposits rs-
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1878-03-15

A --TUNIS JOHNSON, AUCTioNEER
IA Old stand. 81 Nassau ST.
THIS DAY. AT II O'CLOCK.
at our snlesroom, 81 Nassau vt.
CONTINUATION OF THE SALE OF
Oil PAINTINGS,
TO close a real estate transaction.
TOMORROW SATURDAY., AT lOx O'CLOCK.
sale OF Household Furniture, assortment
OF Office Desks, lot OF Partitions and kailings,
elegant Concert Grand Piano.
A ssIGNEks SALk.-COAL AND COAL YARD
IN FIXTUKES
BY VAN TASSELL & kEAkNEY, ACCTIONEEkS.
ON MONDAY MAROH IL. Al IL O'CLoCK.
Ut No. COL Hudson IT., opposite 9Th NV.
about 300 tons Egp. Furnace stove and Nut Coal; i've
Horses five Carts and n Coal Screens, Shovols.
Picks. Office Furniture, Desks. Swto. 6c., &o
sold by order tho ASSIGNEE.
A uCTION-rnls DAY, II A.. NJ,
N NJ Old Post Onicc Nassau ST..
Household Furniture OF q. kingsley. Leo.
removed from 40D 9th
Brocatel Parlor suits. Library and
Extension TaDjcA Mirrors, Carpets &c.
WILLIAM TkIsT BAILEY 4 UO..A Auctionsors.