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For further information, through tickets, bag
gage-checks. &c, apply 10 Ticket Agent 1T depot,
and TO A. W. GARBER, S26 Main street
j. T.. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent.
T. 81. R. TALCoTT, General Superintendent.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bnnf.

GALE AT AUCTION OF ,BANKRUPT's
- REAL ESTATE IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to
for tina Eastern district OF Virginia In she matter OF
John Viles bankrupt. sha as trustee a anu =, ak
O'Clock p. NJ on ,he premises, sell at public auc-
ton that LOT OF LAND situated on the south side
OF Grace street between Tvenly-sixth and twenty.
inches more or less. and running bnsk between
parallel lines $50 feet to an alley In common ID
rooms and other improvements thereon. This; Is
very desirable property, and should find ready sale:
TERMS: One third cash the residue In TWO equal
instruments. The purchaser giving his negotiable
notes therefor ut six and twelve months, with In
terest at six per centum added. and the title re-
LOUIS w. PIIZlNI,
Trustee and Assignee.
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS Auclionsers. je l .
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BY Edward G. Goddin,
Real Estate AgcnEand Auctionecr,
No, lois Main street.

VALUABLE CORNER ON BROAD
Y STREET FOR SALE, WITH STORE AND
OTHER BUILDINGS, AT AUCTlON-On MON
DAY June O, 1878. will sell. on the premises. at
81 O'Clock J.. NJ, the FRAME STORE No. 22S, cor
ncr Of Broad AMI Madison streets. The lot fronts
22 feet and runs back $50 feet 10 alley Besides
the store there are two brick tcncmcnts MudiS
street: all under good rent.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six and twelve
months. EDWARD {. GODDIS,
ie6 Auctionrcr.
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FURNITURE, + . \
Ii THER-BEDs, MATING. RUBBER HOSE,
&C., At AUC11ON.--TfI1S DAY at 10z o'elock l
will sell at my auction-house, No. 1873 Franshn
street.
MAHOGANY and WALNUT sIDEBoARDs,
SIX FEATHER-BEDS. PILLOWS.
HAIR and SHUCK MATTR ESSES.
MAHOGANY md IARBL e TOP TABLES
HArR-CLOTH SOFAS and CHAIRS.
HAIR-CLOTH and PLUSH AhM-CHAlRS.
WARDROBES, BUREAUS.
WASHSThNnS, MATING,
+ kEFRIGERATORS, CHAIRS.
New RUBBER HOSE. PICTURES, &C.
JNO. E. LAUGHTON, Jr. tAgentJ
10 n Aucfloneer.
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BY PoindextcI & Topper.
Real Estate Agents Auctioneers.
1900 Main street.

A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
fAEFNv FFRRlEeNr 99TsIEHIFnhlNA SB qWAGhS FFFF
SEVENTH STREETS.-By request Of the owner.
we shall sell by auction, on The premises, MONDAY
he 10th day Of June; ISIS, AZ 2h r. NJ, the above
described property. the HOUSE has seven rooms
The LOT Is ample. and the surroundings OF the pre-
mIses highly agreeable. The owner only sells be-
cause now n resident of another city. The attention
of all seeking either delightful little home CAP
ital Investment IS called 10 this sale.
TERMS: At sale.
POINDEXTER 6 TCPPLR.
lie 6 AuctiOncers,
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SALE OF LAND IN
" CAROLINE COESTY.-By virtue Of decree
OF the Chancery Court of Richmond, entered III the
suit of Walters assignee rs. Anderson, the til OF
April, 1873, we will proceed to sell at public auc-
lion, at the Bowling Green, in Caroline county,
on the TENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1878, at II
O'Clock NJ. THAT being the first day of the Circuit
Court OF said county.l all that TRACT OF LAND
lying OH the MOI tn Anna river near AnGcrson-s mill,
in said county, lately bought in this cause by Thorn
as Kelley, who now resides thereon containing 1926
acres by recent survey. There arc this land all
the necessary out-buldings.
TERMS or SALE !: Enough in cash to pay the cX-
penscS of sale and the costs In said suit Incurred i'll
obtaining the decree of sale and S3S96S, with in
tcrest thereon from the 1th uf December. 1877 :
s41l.73 on the 18th Of December, 1878. and
433.7S OH the l 1th December, lS79-the said de-
fcrred payments to be secured by the bonds Of the
purchaser waiying the homestead, and by retaining
the title. The residue of the purchase-money 10 be
secured In such manner and made payable at such
times as Thouas Kelley may direct. or, if he fails SO
10 do, as the said commissioners NAV see fl.
JOHN l.. MARYE,
HILL CARTER.
my 31-10t Commissioners,
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BY Robert Il. Lvuc,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer,
1912 Main street.

SALE OF NICE HOUSE
l. AND LOT UATED ON LOWNES
STREET JUST OUTSIDE OF THE CORPORATE
LIMITS AT AUCTION.-Iu execution Of Il deed of
trust dated the Sd Of June. $50, from Nancy and
John Harris to the undersigned trustee. and re-
corded in Henrico County Court. I'm Deed Book 95,
page 4S5. will offer for SALE mpOn the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, June 12. 1875, at 6 O'Clock p. NJ.
being required so to do by the holder or the bond
secured thereby, default having been made In the
payment Of the same, all the property conveyed by
said decd, consisting of LOT fronting twenty-five
feet LowneS street. on which Is 4 BRICK
HOUSE containing about three rooms.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and 10 pa!
of Il bond of SIP, with all interest &c, thereon !;
balance upon terms TO be given ut sale.
ROBERT W. JOHNSON.
Ia 'FrtSt
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a.OST. sTRAYEp. AND FOUND.

NOTICE.-Notice is hereby gwen, IN pur-
~ suance of section Of chapter II Of the Ordi-
nances of the city Of Richmond. that application
of three months from this date for renewal Of GER
tHcate OF debt of said city for the sum OF $500,
dated the 26th Of September, 1874, Standing on
the books OF said city to the credit of the suit OF
Cannon. trustee Us. Howard ct ais, 1.-THE Chanccry
Court of Richmond: the original of which certili-
cate has been lost RiSlaid. mh S-F3m
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CuddRe Boon.

SAlNAuLS AVVsAs ss...'
The hairnies cuddIe doom at NIGHT,
WI muckie faueht an din;
O., try an sleep. ye wdukrife rogues,
Your fathers comm, In.
They never heed word speak,;
TRY TO gle froon,
Bat aye hap them no, an cry,
20, bairnies, cuddle doom"
Wee jamie VII the curly held
He ave sleeps next the w2'-
Bangs up nm, cries, :. I want piece";
z, The rascal starts them n.
rim an fetch them pieces, drinks,
They stop awee the soun',
Then draw the blankets up an'cry,
"Nco, weanlea, cuddle DOOM"
But ere I've minutes gang, wee Rab
+, Cries DOT frae meath the claes.
"Mither. max Tam ale over ut ance-
Hes kittlin' VII his taes.'' :" -.
The mischief,s In that Tam for tricks,
He'd bother half the toon;
But aye hap them up an cry,
80, bairnies, cuddle doom"
AT length they hear their fathers fit,
4- An. as he steeks the door,
They turn their faces to the wa,
While Tam pretends 10 snore.
lilac n the weans been guide he asks,
AS he pits aff his shoon:
1.-THE bairnies. John. are in their beds,
.An'lang since cuddled DOOM"
v.
An Just afore we bed oorseI's,
We look at oor wee lambs;
Tam has his arm ROM wee Rab's neck,
AM Rab his arm roun' Tam's.
lift wee Jamie up the bed,
hn,as straik each Groom,
whisper. till nv heart fills up,
so, bairnics, cuddle DOOM"
... vi.
The bairnies cuddc doom at NIGHT
WI mirth that's dear to me;
But sumo The big warl's cark an care
VIII quaten doom their glee.
Yet come what will to ilka ane,-
Nav He who sits aboon
Aye whisper. though their pows be banld,
40, bairnies, cuddle DOOM"
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LIME, CEMENT. AND PLASTER.
EES PREPARED AGRICULTURAL
Il LINE FOR TOBACCO AND CORN

IL yol wish good crop of wheat use LEES
PREPARED AGRICULTURAL LIME Oh your
tobacco ana corn. 1t will Pay we'll on the tobacco
and corn, and donbly pay on The wheat crop follow
Ing. Price only $13 per ton.
ap17 A. s. LEI.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND rHE<rELKE)
RAILROAD.
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
~ COMMENCING NAY u 1871


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- COMMENCING NAY y. 1911.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 P. ". Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. TitIHS.
DAY. and SATURDAY. Cpuuor,s 4,
West Point with steamer Havana .,r
all points York RIVER ami RIM
more. Arrives In Baltimore az > l.
". connects with rail'in-s Cor " II
ingion. Philadelphia New Yurt I. -
ton. and AL western points. tr,Ir,.'.s
~ Richmond with trains Oh RirurlunJ
and Petersburg ani chc,tp~ss ,ad
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. T2D
NESDAG. and FRIDAY: and
500 4. II Tuesday. THURSDAY, ani "
CREUAI. CU4ncc'S with ,r-l,l.yi
ut West Point for river landing. BAL
tImorc, and all wr-;nrG points en-
meets AT RiclImond " in trains on Rich
runnd aud Danvic rnad.R!cislnn:r,!
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake l.I
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
SOC p. N. Leaves Richmond daily except .1n-
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. II. Arrives At Ktchm%nh TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. TOM
meets with trains on Richuoug suI
Petersburg snd thnsLp"nk and onto
railroads. Steamer Havana leave, Bal
M0NDAY, WEDyE>nAY,- and an WIZ FE!.
DAY, At 1 =. n. t"Hnccts Nth
trains from Philadelphia. New l3rS.
and western points. ana al West rrtn!
with trains for EiclmOnd lad tiys
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT
400 =. VI. Arrives al Rlchneud NDNDAY.WED.
NESDAI, and FRIDAY and
G:l5P. N.TUESDAI, THURSDAY. and SAT-
URDAY. Connects with steamer AZ
West Point from Baltimore. COM
meets with RichH"nj aId D,urjl.',
Richmond and Peter rurg, and Cn"..-
pcake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1880 n M. Arrives at Richmond daily except Sna"
day. Connects with Elchmuai ana
Petersburg and Chesapeake sGi URJ
railroads.
No transfer Of freight al Richmond 10 - rrIr
southern points. Cars run through D"iIres .tta1ta
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch. riil lowest rTssh,
guaranteed.
Through bills OF lajns. with guarantee: ;r.'s-
issued to all northern and western nnint-.
Through tickets Sold 10 all northern. EASTERN AuG
western points, and baggage checked through.
For tickets apply AT General Railroad li'N-i ':-
Ace. S26 Main street: At the ENrhinge Hotel. '.l
company's depot, corner T~rnt!-,!ilrd All" Dos
streets. Richmond, Va.
ma23 Il. T.. DOUGLAS ~Hnerinreu'rna
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RA1LnOAI, LINES.
ia "a ga EsEsssss;; Essgsss#s ssH
RICHMOND AND DAEyILLE RAILROAD Co..
OFFICE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AGENT.
r g1 n 49, RICHMOND. VA, June g, 1878. }

SUNDAY, June 8, 1878,
" the PASSENGER TRAINS on this road leaI-
ing Richmond ut 40 p. NJ and arriving at 3:4S
Pm. will make CLOSE C0NNEgTi0N AT BURKE
VILE with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road to and from all sum resorts on line OF that
road, and all points In the Southwest.
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CHEAP FREIGHT RATESesIr.
" by THE &ssS
P0WHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
AND THE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELP HIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE win
leave from Twenty-second and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at l 2 II. and SATURDAY ut 4 Il.
h. through bills OF ladng signed to I'll Canadian,
northern, and western points al low rates.
II. 7. DOUGLASS, Agent,
fe9 Twentf-second and Dock streets.
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I: RycHMosD. VA, May 80, 1873.

Editors Dispatch ]: The acoompan ying
verses, entitled 70 Cnddle DOOM are by
Alexander Anderson. of Kirkconnel, Scot
land. they are 50 beautiful and true to ma
tire that T hope you will lind corner for
them In your paper. Mr.. Anderson is OF
humble birth, and by occupation: day.
Iaborer on The railroad, known in Scotland
as "surfaceman." under which nom de
7,lat1ne he first wrote:
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TNNAN LINE <<frSSsS
Z ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, u II Is III.
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL,

TEcse magnlIlcent steamers. built IN Watcr- tiglt
compartments, are among the strongest, largest and
fastest on the Atlantic.
The saloons are luXuriously furnished, especially
well lighted and ventilated and take up the hole
width Of the ship. The principal stateroomS are
andshps, forward OF the engines. where least noise
fort having al latest improvements, double bertlls
electric bells &c.
The cuisine las always been specially of this
Line.
Ladies cabins and bathrooms. gcntcmen's Smo-
king and bathrooms, BARRIERS shops, pianos, libra
rie5. &C., provided.
For rates OF passage and other Information apply
10 JOHN &. DALE, Agent,
81 aud 80 Broadway. y. Y: or 10
G.. ". ALLEN & CO.,
fe l6-rOu6m Richmond.
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IN lsSssa...sssssssass.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail from New York for
GLASGOW every SATURDAY:
LONDON every WEDNESDAY:
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed for Gle
gance and comfort All state-rooms on main
deck, and saloon amid>hIps.
SALOON CABINS, SH5 to $50. currency;
SECOND CABIN, including all requisites, sac.
Excursion tickets for FirSt-CIaSs Passage. New
York 10 Paris and return, SlS5 TO $l95, according
TO state-room and route chosen.
For books OF information. plans. &C, apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Bowling Green, New York,
or to GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO.,
Office Old Dominion steamship Company.
j. +. GIBSON,
office Southern Express Company, Richmond.
ap2B-3m
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RAILROAD LINES.
D M Esssss:ssSs Esss5z;Ss Esmssa1

hAhhNUAN AlSEA.
90 M - - sssEsyg
RIcHMoND. FnEp'G POTOMAC r. r. Co
RICHMOND. June 9, 1877 {
COMMENCING MONDAY, 10ru ~
~ SLANT, trains on this road WIN run a. fo,ny,,.
NORTH BOUND.
NO. 1-745 A. b., leaves Byrd-S,ree, station dat,
except sunday due at VIZ
ingf1r, l:lo +: 81: Baltimore, 2
New York, 1O:G, r. 81 '"''
NO. 3-4:00 I. NJ, leaves Byrd-Sree: station a,rr.
que 81 Washington. sos f. "!
Baltimore, l:05 =. ~. PHI,
... ce,nhia' S;lo An: York,
No. $500 p. ~, leaves Byrd-ssree, .,,.to,
oaiIy; dine Al Warrington 20
a: 81. Baltimore. 3:I5 4. Il.
philadelphia, $40 A. W. wv
York. 9:3J 4. " -'""
No. $500 p. b., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
for Junction. leaves EiualI-
street station daily le,cept Snr.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-10:55 2. ~. arrives at Byrc!-Street Stain,
daily Tay { ye1cep =, sunday. L.ays5
ton. 6:lO r. u.
No. 4-l:s3 r. d., arrives At Byrd-Str-et st..io,
daily. Leaves New Yors .:55
p ~; philadelphia. 1890 r
NJ: Baltimore. 7:2O \. 81.
Washington. 9 A. NJ.
NO. 6-S:15 a. ~. arrives at Byri-Strect station
daily. Leaves New YORK. Gas
y. H.: Phi phia. $50 =,
". Balrimorr. 1885 4. 81.
Washington. 2:ii \. ".
No. $500 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATlOE TRAIN
arrive, ut BrGad-Street station
daily except tSGnd:yh
STOPS.
Nos. l and make all regular stops excc;t a,
Hungry.
No. 3 makes all regular stops except at Hungry
and Tay lorsvilie.
No. will not stop at Summit. Guinea. Woolfo-d,
Penola. Ruthergcn. Taylorsvillr, and Hungry
No. B VIII no. stop at Hungry. Tlylnr,yill" Ru-
thergcp, Woodfords, Guinea, summit, Bsr-,Ka,
and Rlchland.
No. 6 will not stop at Rchland Brooke, TlyIor.-
Vile. and Hungry.
Nos. and Will make all regular stops
The passenger-car attached tn freight ,riars will
be discontinued. &. \. TAYLOR.
General Tckr A.e,t
+. T. ID. MYERS, General Supt.i.. aG6,nt f..
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AU,TroN .Al,Es..Tsnfs nay.

BY Jno. e Laughton. Jr, sAgent) Auctioneer.
u No. 1929 Erankffn street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TOUR-sLE.n
- ISTS.-The LAKE SUPERIOR Ea is..-sssss
TRANSIT COMPANY Is running ten splendid
PASSENGER STEAMERS between Buffalo aud
Duluth and intermediate ports. Five >allngs weekly.
For full Information apply TO
+. II. EVANS. General Manager.
my -eOd3m Buffalo ". Y,
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MODERN KNIGHTS ERRANT.
From the London Globc.1

FROM the LONDON GIOOc.
There arc still emulators OF Don Quixoe in Franco.
A strange story comes 10 US from Gungamp, IN Brit
,any. Two youths belonging TO ono Of tho Oldest ana
bost families OF sanIBrieu NM. Emmanuel and
Joseph dc Ia viion have eslcd and placed la
durancc viIc under most mysterious circumstances.
They are accused OF having assaulted NJ Olivier,
a lawyer and Mayor OF Saint-Brcuc. Some Two or
three months ago duel was fought at Guingamp be-
w con one OF the young De la vilIons and officer
belonging 10 the garrison The latter was severely
In consequence OF TINS duel ~ was decided
In family council that two young ladies' Miles Marie
ana Zoe dc Courdouc, should retire Tor short time
to the convent OF Iannion. NJ Olivier, notwithsand
rg the objections raised by the brother, NJ dc Court
douc, anu the two COUSINS, NM. do Ia Villop was re-
quested to put tho young ladies' In the hands OF tho
lady SUPERIOR The bro her and two cousins stationed
themselves along INC roaa 'ney knew ~ oIv,er anu
his lair charges would take, and when the phncton
drove ny they called on NJ 10 Mare 10
stop. He whipped up his horse and enccavorcd TO
pass them, Uut Emmanuel scizcd the horse by the
head. a parey was attempted. The lawyer ex-
planned all tho pains anu penalties incurred by ihoss
who had presumed TO stop him on the nghwoy and
refused when summoned to deliver up Nile. Marie
dc Cour douc. Tho young lady was willing to follow
her cousins and return with them TO Gungamp, but
the Mayor would not permit her to aIigh. lrrtatcd
at the refusal OF tho lawyer NJ DC CouridJuc pulled HIM
IRON his seat in the carriage, threw him and rolled
about IN the dust with MIN whie the two cousiDs as
sisted Mile. Marie TO aght and conducted her
through the fields to Guinganp. When NJ Olivier
managed TO escape IRON MS youthful assailant he
found Mllc Zoe alone. waiting Tor hun. She told
b m tho road her sister had takcn ana nc made all
haste TO arrive at Guingamp, where he gave nforma-
ton 10 the Pubic Prosecutor, who issued n warrant
against the young De la Vllons Ter abduction, and one
against NJ dc Courdouc Tor assault. The gcndarincs
were odmonshcd TO uso all diligence and despatch.
and the Mayor, who Is most popular man, re-
ceiycd tho sympathy OF his fellow townsmcD, who
were furious at tho manner in which their off,
cnl's face had been damaged by the representatives,
that dncienae nobicse who appeared still TO consider
that they haa right 10 deal with commoners accord
ing TO their own ideas. Whom the people were In
formed that NJ. do Couridouc ana the brothers Do In
Wilton had been arrested and were on their way TO
Guipgamp In custody OF tue T0Iicc rcgulr crowd
went cut TO tneln They were Kissed ana hoocd,
while their bearing so defiant that the gcndarms
we're barely able TO protect them from tho OF
afcctionato attentions OF tho Guinqampais. Tho
whole AFFAIR has caused great sensation, aud tho trial
10 looked forward 10 with much interest Wy ulL
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Feb TO- violent hurricane and
Feb ~ nbaudoacd in sinking condition, IN iat
y, H. Ion ~ 20 before ep"vted Capt arrived IN TINS
city yesterday from Loves. Del.
BRIG GAMBIA. which recently put into Fcrnandna Leak
ing has been repaired ready Tor sea March IL
BRIG JEAx ANDERSON tBr) Richards. from New YORK k
Marcn for Penarth oads put Into New London ON the
10Th through the sickness OF the captain
BRiG BRUJA (sp) Mahiques which returned to - Marys
Ca leaking and discharged repairs lett that port
the ga ult for Dcnia Malaga with eare" OF rosin
she again aiemk tho LIST inst on BERMUDA. ami
throw overheard 1870 bills and returned oSt Mnrys
Mar'h {. Will disehar % and repair.
scmR ST CLAIR EDWARDS, stranded at Tybec was
sod with rigging ana apparel by auction At savannah.
18Th Inst for 1907 30 The cargo consisting 81 $40 tons OF
giano In damaged condition. sold ut >. Oh per ton
Sem ANN from New York for Bridp export. with
gotten or leaking badly by Hattie Low Alter
dcaargng owcd to City Islnna and placed on
the beach.
Scum GEORGE from New Orleans Grand cayman. re-
the 10th inst In distress having been DIS
masted the 9th inst in gale 2OJ miles OF South FONT
She will be towed t. New Orleans for repairs.
NEw LONDON, March 15-brig George (Br). wont on
Brainard's ways this morning for repaira
SHIrBCrLpISG oS Lose IsLASp-At Cove Neck. Cold
Spring. John Bcnnett Is building sioop for Vim smith
Geo Rider Rockville Centre IL finishing ,oop Yacht
for Capt joseph Foster OF Springhsd, IL Price, 81 uo
Dimensions-keci, 81 II: beam, IAN.
LArycHED AT Kensington Pa. March II. steamer
Of tIs in0wing dime usons Length. l6o eet; ~ fact
beam In low hold and feet between decks
She Is owned by Capt John Miller. Of lamps, fla. who de-
carry tn United states mails between tho
She built with special reference " speed.
Deertng. Me. 18th inst. by Merrill Brothers
fine hshins steamer 100 !, long s u deep built fr "w
the Mss-rs Merrill for the firm. er mach
constructed BY the Portland Co.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


ANTWERP. March 16-arrived. steamer August Andre
(Beg, Eyler New York
BELFAST. Mnrch 15-saied. bark xemia (Br), Foster,
Delaware BreaEwatsr.
DUBLIN, March Is Arrived, banks Belgium tBr. Arm
strong Philadelphia 10TH EmmA Paysant tBr), Dexter
Baltimore.
DuNKrRK, March l5-Sailed, bark Arno (Ausl, soppa,
United States
EAST LONDON. Feb I-Arrved, brig Lucy Snow Stone,
Boston,
FALMOUTH, March 15-Arrived, ship John Mann (Br),
Gibson Now York tor Bremen.
GLOUCESTER. March DISABLED barks Noah (Nor), Gjer-
uldseu United states; I6th Topdal (Nor), Olson do
HAvRE March 16-Sailed, steamer Canada s, Frsnguel
New York.
LIvxnpooL. March Ie-sai!ed ship Eureka, Woodwork
Now York.
LONDON March 16-Arrived, ship D Norris (Br).
Morris New York
Cleared 10TH ships City OF Benares DID, Jones. San
Fraucisco Prvateer tB, Cox, United States; City Of
Brooklyn HERMAN, jas Foster Jr Abeel. New YorK
bark Ajace dtaD. Morce. Philadelphia.
Lizard, March l6-Passed steamer Labrador Fr) Sang.
lIer, from New York Tor Havre.
NEwRY March 15-Arrivcd barks Sagitta (Br), Tsylor
Baltimore; 10th, Gaglano dtaD. savarese, Now York.
PLYMOUTH March lSJr'v'd' bark Gosia fS0r'' k0do'
QUEENSTOWN March 1e-Arrved, steamers Batavia tgr)
Moulana Now York for Liverpool; Erin (Br), Thompson
do do (and both proceeded.
ST MALo. March 9-Arrived brig Agiea err. Roux.
Charleston.
Sailed from March H. bnrks Treci Dubrovacki (Aus)
Turccnovich. New Orleans; 10th. VIM Wilcox. Parks,
United States.
Loxpox March 1e-Bark Belmont tBr,, Blsgdon tfrorn
Mobile 10. Liverpool was spoken til, 9th ns
She Ind lost spars. sails ard rudder head
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-17
FREE USE OF THE KNIFE.

Charles Duffy, aged seventeen, Of No. Ala East
Eleventh street, walking down First avenue last
night in company with two companions. When near
Fourteenth street they saw young man approaching
tncm Duffy noticed the blade Of knife flashing In the
moonlight the Strangers hand aud warned his
panons look out He had scarcely spoken when the
man approached him and plunged the blade OF the
knife his left size in the region of the heart Duffy
staggered for u second two, alter which he le to
the sidewalk IRON loss Of blood. HIS assailant
away. but was subsequently arrested by Roundsman
Hickey, OF tho Eighteenth precinct The prisoner
gave his name AS Patrick Cornell and said he resided
at No. 400 East Nineteenth street. Duny was taken
TO Bellevue Hospital where his wound was pro-
nouuccd serious one.
jacob Hume, OF No 413 West Thirty eighth street,
and George Blum, OF No. 3s3 West Thirty-sevchth
street, had some words In the formers apartment
about pair OF shoes which he had made for Blum.
From words they came TO blows, add aitor Blum had
struck him several tunes, Hume, 1t Is alleged, ran
into an adjoining room and obtained large carving
knife, with which he Inflicted evera severe wounds
his opponents wrist Hume was arrested aud
locked up IN the Twentieth precinct station house.