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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23
ATTRIBUTE TO SOUTHERN HERO
ISM.

Tho London Standard, a leading Eng.
lisii newspaper, pays tribute 10 the
heruism displayed 10y the people of the
South during the prevalence of the yellow
fever epidemic, OF which the following Is
al extract: = ''& F '-s
such h the character, such are the
conditions of tie country upon which has
Iallcn this year one ~ those awful yisita>
tlons with which England II acquainted
oEly thiougl history aud books Of travels.
The cholera as We have known II, M more
resembles IN horror and dt~iniutiysuess
tile pesiilence INV sfilicting our kiusneiI,
than The smallpox of these days af einl,
puls1ry vaccination resembles the small
p1x ~ II was sknnwn-ll,e ever over han
ging terror Of faniIiei,, an evil far uore
terrible than consumption ilself-untler
tile stuarts A. yri the evil las moi run
it, course. There are no signs IL any re.
laxatIun ~ iis violence. Another nnmnI,
" sir weeks may pass Lvlvre the change
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23

hcld by the Governor soon after his entrance
upon flee 70 devi>e why's aud means for
prov iding furour soldiers. 4al4 .%.s.....L.
The great work OF preparing FOR the war
having heeh accomplished. Zen. Martin was
not content any longer TO remain in tie
rear. aud he therefore IN 1862 accepted Il
coinmiSsion az Brisadirr.Genefal IL the
Confederate Statesarmy., and went into
active service, in whirh service be c, htnu--
ed deiHg his whole duty honestly. zerlous-
u, faithfully aid braveIy uhtifthe snrrsn.
der. which found him at Asheville, North
Carolina North Carolina had 10 son rnurs
faithful or more de,ot No, soldier more
brafe, 40 officer more capable or one to
whom her saldiers were more indebted,
than Gen, Martin. s"5 =
After the surrender. Gen. Martin iDaas
Ashesillr his home. aud .straigluway began
the stuiy ofthel law which he prosecuted
with such success that he was admitted 10
the Bar in 1866, aud smn became must
trusted counsel and successful practitivneri
In private life General Martin was ms noted
for all the virtues that crown aud adorn the
man. the citizen and the gentleman. as he
was eminent IN public life for the qualities
that best characterize The faithful ,ffcial.
A man If the u,cest honor ana deyout,
humble Christian. he every where e",nn,and-
ed the cmfdrpre and rrespqs, off, all with
whom be, came in contact:.. Tie was pro-
,rinent member ofthe ElJcopal Church AMI
labored zealously aud earnestly for its ld&
vatcetient RsrerqIly. while .its Sunday
schools and is advancenicnta in ashsyilfc
and the surrounding country commanded
ais especial deviation t;e. Martin wss
twice u,arriei. his first wi,e beins Miss
Reed, of New Castle. Bslaware. by whom
he hadhhr children. Ill second wife.
who. survive, him. is the daughter of ihe:
late lion Char Q King. If New Kprk. and
granddaughter Of Rufus King. Que cf New
Iork's must distinguished statesiaaen. '
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23


M climate which serves the Southern
STATES i"r winier can oe expec'ea 10
cieek hs course anu ny Hhat 'Ihe Z" may
Well nave wrought ai'aV"c io' 'eSS ,errime .
thai t'e Pague az Known ih the LeVa"t
anu W C''i's'antih"ple. mas u once visited
ioh'ioh anu leit beh'ilu " uaal' 'oi, ~
awe ana terror never iorgo''eh.. ~ may
wen w, ihueen, tnal u'is leflltc seoufge
may h ieaVe ,he oou'h' az me f''acN n"a'h
oi ilhe h'ia"ie ages 'eis hef n"'''e'-'a'"f
re'l "i ohe-i''rn" 81 'ief Iopuiat'""' 4. 4.
ihe Younger among "s ca''i'"' psrhal's
'e'N.' ,,, = ~ :. 80: y. f".y |
r"'H '"s !" -, n"..'.n !,
,"s nsiY''s s'''usfI'eo !. t.' ~ !" - 80,
s'o,"'" - o'''. asa's' wy 90 '
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WI" "e WHINE "s''"'es W.
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race ""S ever :" ''oae'" ""'e' "'''"''f"'''F,
anu ~ 'ast ""e"ai' hope was e"ne' "e'u
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mem ~ az S'u"' su'te','e'e" re az '""' ""'
o'"" ""'"',e'S ''" s''"e' ~ '"'S
people. the mower an" pr'"r OF f'e great
f's''h 'a'"'"' "h"n' a"'"'e 'etf,"r'
an"'e "ie'o,''SS e'e"'s ,nS np" "''e''
ihe'e van ht"'"a."''N'S''""' ht 'Ss"'i'a'"s'
~ 'nere u u" l''sS''h 10 eAc,'e a''" keep
up ihe c''"iaee neeHe" nr ''e "e'',s'""'
's' ',e NV" ~, """ ""n"" .",'' " ''r ~, '."" arc
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23
DEATH OF GEN. MAKTlN.

We learn with much regret Of the death
Of thi. gentleman which TO * place Fri.
day Of Last week Ut Asl.eville. We knew
hm veil. ard eau add our les, imony tothe
truth u: de:inearion 20 well PRESENTED in
tho Raleigh OBSERVER. which We adopt:
Brigadirr General James Green Martin
was burn IN Parquoiank county, in lhis
State. 10 the yer 1919. aud educated ut
the Episcopal school iu thus city. until he
went 20 the United States Military Aca.
deny st Wet Poiui. where he graduated
iu the year 1882 Upon graduaiion be
was assigned ~ the artillery branch u the
service aud served the usual tours uf home
aud frontier 'iuty incident 10 the lifs Of an
old army officer. until the beginning Ur
hosiIlities between MrxicU and the Umicd
States. ln that wat he fought mort glIlant.
ly until at the Battle of Churuhuscn. un
the 2Oih of August. iS47. be lost an arm,
. wound from which. owing to bad surgery,
be never ceased 10 suffer until his hfe's
cud.
Continuing an houored officer in the
Fedora! Army. the breaking cut Of the
late war between the Narth aud the South
found him at Fort Riley. True to the land
uf bic birth aud 10 the land Of bis love. he
promptly resigned his commission in the
Federal Army aud rendered his services 70
bis native State. Approaching those ser.
vices at their full worth. and Tealizing the
vastness aud Importance Of the work oi pre-.
pairing fur tue war. the Goyernur appoint.
ed him Aijutant GENERAL 81 the State, and
veil did the result justify the appointment.
for il was under his directing care that the
great work or organizing aud equipping the
splendid army North Carolina cent 10 the
field proceeded 80 successfully ~ 10 attract
the admiration OF her sister States. Il was
To his far>reacbing and foreseening aprre.
ciatiUn Of the requirements VI the VA" that
was in prngress. that was due the drst sur.
gestIon VI the employment Of blockade run.
ner' 10 bring IN clothing aud supplies fpr
the North Carolina troops. Il vas q bold
and happy thought. and as boldly and hap.
PLY carried on: BY Governor Vance. Tie
suggestion, boweVer. was Gen. Martins
own. 40 tiuv. Vance himself says, a. ap.
pehrsfrom statement In List Ninety iags
II Me Hur, aud nade Ut q constellation
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23
An EDITORS OPINION OF BASE BALI.

.Fa . 81 rFsa
An editor, relating his experience nys that
lbe Doctor informed him that be needed s,sss
rise, and he recommended the national game.
fbeadvioe was taken. His (the editor'sl sox..
illusions arc as follows: ...rf@...,
That wasau eventual chap who first invent
Cd base ball. lis such tuu. i've played Ass
games. and this IL the result: '7R **7
Twenty seven dall,rs paid out Cor things
One bunged eyc--Sadly bunget
0ue broken little augrr.
0ns bump on tins nalI a
Nius,eep Lms baek1.. as .d g 4 - -
A sofe Jaw: III 'af~5+' BE- = go
One thumb di.i,catsi '' " Ii
Three Sprained ankles.
Five welled lecs
One disloated shoulder. from trying e
throw the ball thousands yards. ~ 7sa
Two hands raw nom tying 10 sop kof
balls. @-* SO 2 *ss.. .T.Et.E.E L
Alump the size Of q hornets nest on Isff
hip. well back -....~
A nose sweetly jammsd. and Ave uniforms
spoiled from rolling in the dirt at The bases. .
Ihaye played two weeks and dsnt think
like the game. I've lnoked over the scorers
book, and find that have bruhcn several bats
made one tally, broken one umpires Jaw
broken ten windows in adjoining houses.
killed baby, smashOda kerosene lamp, bro.
ken The leg Of dog, mortally injured tAs
bread: asket Of spectator, and tnoctsd svs'
other players out Of time by slinging my ksI
have used up fifteen bottles Of arnicA oint
nent, Ave bottles Of lotions, and half Q nv
bcef. and am 50 fuil Of pain ttnt h seems ssif
my limbs were broken bats and my legs ~
hnbs Of dead horse-chestnut. .a II.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23
lie OouLpN,r TAKE MINT.

sam Ford was MY sisters beau Agiett
awks.ru luhber With 10 ialr and4a ireck-
lied face, but Sara Jsne liked hia. aud
won.d fAie up quick II aSy one ranon sam.
,t lie usu 10 gone TO spti her every Snu.
day nigsi regularly :. ai,d she'd speaI The
whoe Afternoon getting reidy for iinh
Why, the amount ol hair DIi tirat girl usr'd
was enough 10 hreaka Wnll-drcet i.roker.
When ai LIST sie'd got cuEiei up to xii.
! he d taSe the liltlr tirr shovel with slne
nos eoals ~ il aud sIali irr tie Lesr room.
ilbcu KITE IL Ms int time. | pouhi
alwa,s r!lsk M hplr aud hang arp nj M
lil heard cans knock. nni aIlrn white
Sar b Jane was letting him in. i'u.iip "a.
TO the pSrior and seat, nDstlf N the best
chair. - ts4'.#7**s$5
This always made her awful mld. bnt
he woulLn't let uU tcrsuse ,be w.med him
10 think he had sweel disposition.
lIut thcsar,es iist sirl used l., prir,ice
u, rug {" ruut me out sof tllat room. Jun.
NY. dent. she wauid remark. won't you
run out snd bring ne 10 y lex sticks al
woodi' ..r~~-ss...l.5
No. Sarah Jane wouli rely sarcas-
riealty. / wont. J,mun, deal. Why
dob't you hullrr--Jim. you gir me sfne
wood quick. "r Ill break y"ur h.ad--j~st
as ,ou 90 when Sam amt Leres'
Why Jimay. jimmy, dou tell such
stvTiesp -ss-az,ss+ ~ gffzg
liz 80 an you kn1x il I'll tell ynu.
Sam
jimmy. mnher Is calling you.'
Che amt neither. You're always ly-
H. Sarah Jsne, tter4 ~ r*+a. 3.
Jimmy. Uorhe here. I want to whisper
something 10 yau.' a.
No yum h'n'. JON j,sSan, 70 punch my
cars slan'I 10 it, '
Jimmy. dvn', ypO SOht TO pnp some e"rh
fH u.s., - I -. .f
Oh sos. | sre yon wani ME 10 COUP ~
pop soIpe cpTn 20 Sam F"ri eau Pop tic
question TO yeu. Dad said last week he
tluughl u was almut time. Tor be was u
rciiin tired IL his e,,nia' hrre satiug up
nights. u wa,tin' all the oil aud word fnr
nothing
james u ,stings. how eau ypu tell tha,
IaIseh"ol There Is u"t Wor.I Of tru'h in
What be- SAYS .... a..
Every S"rd is true-you know IL. an'
you said--' ~-sr.
Jimmy. you harel.,t watered the horse /;
% this Hinuic md do il, or is,her y i'll pua'
ish you.'
4 haia't | hsvs zoo. ~ You seed me
iioin' Il. tDh. yr.! you'd like 70 git me
d 70. 80 ypu rsn sii in Sam fori's lap aud
Ioll your head onto his shoulder. - | seed
yuu The mlcr rigai whom NC ans Blu Jen.
sius preped N he KINDER. Zee, heir
jim. in,rrp.cl Sam. persuSsiyely
then,.'~rne e,nd, undrr mybuggE sent.
No. there amt. nnrher. 1'lla, is what
yon told me last Sunday fore that, besides
ldls of ,stief ,imts. live hooked an there
want never none there - go
Done y"uwant 10 take my jAckhIie aud
whrtle ont top .ggf6stfx
No. | duu't want - whiltle any tops.
Seems Il, me you're ., getting anxious
yonr hair looks pretty fel.'
Excuse ne minute. Sam. says Sarah.
and when S,rah Jane LET the ronin nl-
wsys knsw hotter 10 rt,hi'tYefore moth.
er CIT 10 with ne long s,ickf' Il
- ~ 4 ~ 4.s......,.g..... ; - " II
Tie average hav y not pftsid Of work.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23
2. o LIAR PEOPLE.
llradInf.l l,reez,s

Old maids
AlsU. old bachelors.
y tender kcirted hatcher
A man who will die f,r worai...
Milkmen who tl"n't water their milk.
The man WIN Ie,lly hkrs TO dun people:
A hote. clerk VIM can't sire q niSn by
bis eloihes.
Singers who think it's cunning to riiuni1=
ble their wurtls. mt
A Young msr Nth tvs othearts and
. clear cunscieDes' g.
A rnan Who e,u lay down pot full WITH
perfect equtnlmity.
The nan WHO wears dustsg tso incheS
shorter than bis coat. t.H-
People who consider IL beneath theiF de.
nIty To raise their hat 10 lady 4. ,. .s,.
The man with n uue-eighrh interest ~ 4
tw"-barrel vel WHO don't say. We pro-
duerts.' "5* ''t>H' 90
The dry roods clerk who does not sAy;
Nov. ;sn't there something else to-lsyi'
...s-s.s-s-s<.sss,sss.t ...s ......-..
The difference between the claractefi..
tics Of yellow fever as exhibited III the pre-
sent epidemic aud tbuse af past years hss
brought sOne persons almost To- Tie belief
that u is not tho s,me dise',se. Uhe sign,
however. which distinguishes the yrllaw
lever fr"m the ordinary ievers 81 sent.
tropical districts, is said 10 be iuyarisbIs.
and to connect tie pestilencr nov raging
With iIs predecessors. This ehatacterlstio
Is the difference between the course Of the
pulse aud the temperature In Ordinary
levers. the two vary little. IL any 10 yellow
fever tue pulse declines to RTmsl 6rafes
or even lower. while the temperature risss.
--- Washington StW
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23

CosT or fESegs MIR Thomas J.
Edge. Secretary Of the rcnns lyan,a State
Board Of Agriculture. bss been hooking IL.
% che fsnce question as affecting the inter-
oas Of farmers in that old settled State
lie rsys. The average Of The whale farm
lard o. our State shavs thar the 'fH,cc. cost
% the rate of s2.l2I.25 10 each hundred
sores. Or as rods. ~ u, per rol, making
NE turd cost of the fences u The State
$40. .ssl. lOi. enclosing aa area of lj..
fs4 Gal scrrs I. Is e.timaied thai u c
repsirseu.t s6 81 POI. .bardfed rods, Ur So
sSs. s.Ufs sEnually. By The s,mc data il
would seen that onr natippsl fences eos,
che eouutry sl,747.5lo. 93i. aud that 10
iound nambprs that value u our national
live stock. The cost ~ nur fences. aud nnr
ifitere.t-hesring naiWn,l debt may lie re.
presented BY nearlY the same .hgures or IN
oihcf cords. Il require. onc dollars worth
q fence g keep 0sa dallaI'' worth Of farm
sock ID place. Iaa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23

.i,Uslsgss EapARRAssagSr. -. You
cali q birases Sssbsui,spgs. aehpuI'
said an old cash. frshand. banging 'Lis dsi
down viths thurfr upnn newspaper With
= column headed with that title; yea call
it business calbsfra,s@ont for those young
Dsshsrvunds 10 rush into businrsswitk SlD.
O,pa borrowed capital Spiccc, aud rome o0t
uflif u. fre1 ycsrlvith lHAa their wives
owaing $4,000 k,u,c.. s,lii.irs diamonds
and g.oa saadfohas sud lhsnselycs and
families living Il The srashore. while taeir
suoli,ot. BE nesimf,sv etat. eplhf DO lari
tell you sir. 10 NY time. that SOFT Of ein.
harrassusnt would have put them hchind
ihc jail bars. and u would be conf"und'
ed sight better lor the business community
if did nov. for a lss-i h would prevent
some q you siden aud aLet,Os in thi'
kind of embarrassment giving any more
credit 10 these embarrassed pfclcndcrs. =
Com. BHlieffa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23

A Jaiikiouslirssatco ofputs1r5hr unr
name oncc trok place il, q judicial ronrt "f
New York. which II thus told. Counsel
had hesn qnrs,innings certain witness nam-
ed Gupn. aud inlct,sing he said to him.
! Mr. Gum. you ran naw 20 aH The
judge m the bench. seeing the nun. grave.
IL added. Sir. you are discharged Of
course m explosion IN court Immediately
enspcd.--Now llavcn Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-10-23

Tie average hav u not rfrsid Of work.
lie will labor hard six hours to make y
pescl-s,one ring. the value of whirh is not
aver ten ren,sa hnshsl. and will carry
trunks ten hnnrsa das for minstrel trnnpe
fur an admiyim ticket worth twenty. Eve
cents. lfthc samc h"y' simuiher asks him
IL preform m errand occupying iiitron min.
lvlss time. he rmws and ggrpyls, and
'fiirratcis 10 run away frnm hcms aai Sbc~
souie pirate. ~ Mxebargc g5tpllt5
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
POST OFFlCE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The Foreign Mails for the week ending Saturday. March
3d. 1878 this Office Tuesday A. NJ for
Europe by steamship Nevada. via Queenstown Wedncs
Queenstown: Thurdsy at 10 80 A. NJ. for Europe, by
steamship Celtic via Queenstown for Ger
specially addressed and at IL M Europe bv steamship
Gsert via Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hmpurg; sNtur-
day IL A. M Europe by steamship City Of Berlin,
VIA Queensown Tor Germany and S.otnnd
ed), and at IL 80 M for Germany. &c. by seamship
Donsu via and Bremen tor
Great Britain and the Continent to be forwarded BY this
be specially addressed and ut IL Tor Scot
land direct steamship Victoria via Glasgow The steam
ships Nevada Cnnn Celtic and City Of Berlin do take
malls for Denmarx, sweden Norway The mails for
Brazil direct leave New YORK March 25 The mails for
West indies via Havana and 81 Thomas leave New York
March The mails for Hnyti, SRvanils, &c, leave New
York March 80 The mails tor the South Pacific ana Central
China Japan leave San Francisco April The mails
for Australia, &c, leave San francisco April Is
Posr OFFICE, New YoRK March D. 1873
THOMAS L. JAMES. Postm nstcr.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A uofI0N SALE THIS DAY awEDs EsbXYI.
or MAos1FicFssTf sfhhpussH hpusEHoEb ffLf fruRNIrURz
100 WIT VT rrssSAsF asS sf Hssl1EsfF ssns srH Av.
...ss SHMssSs ss.a.s, AT SLSSs sSs SSss...
ssaos,s 3, r.ro. . suits ..,,, r. satin sa.. g
Z 1iIIaia ami sisan. marble top Tables o
ssvrss and or@oa MssssI Sets z
ss wi Tinaos ss: Issss Isss ca's.fs: ss.Is: Z
ssss: ssss rsnsins. saa sra.s. sy s%p:S alp:s '''-
2elssant Library BOOKCASES y
4s,s;.s Esd,ss F:s,.si.s: ns "a .pa Ns wGrtss1's
500 .o,,s ys.n,: .;..s q sass: soSis
2eisgAnsly carved Bufsts e
q Dining Chsirs, covered IN leather =
pses. Dsssii sss;iias ssa ana II risssd Ware.
ao s s:s ssetsS% ss. Ti Ss s sna sas'
y French pillows and BolsterA p
Ms.iood, p.essd and shipped. CASH dsDoss. sss r.;
ass sh II .s
A. '0eSSSs ID stand. Hssslossss 81 s..s.s =
TOMORROW and FRIDAY: At i O'CLOCK EACH DAT.
at our ssiesroom. ~ Nassau St.
THE IAscns. rSSESffSss SALE OF DAxosDs
D8MosDs dST SsSs sHe E sRE.'do CROSSES
s.rtas: saT; S:"css tSsI:.. s.DPsT'
Exhibition shis day. with css.Iosu:.
'o1DnaSw HasSsSxG r Ghoo
.sgs'E::s sys E.:s ss:is:s.' sS.S :s..
rAnIos AND sr5sSG& Il CARPETS
Mirrors Basement and Kitchen Utensils. &c.
All soS ssEs
sss WEST sHH sssn saSSSs1f 2s
..s .sa Sps ss.
pnlr MiYrOrs
rianofrte Tables, single and double Bsa..ssds
.psns ssSsns 'i i:sass. L L!Sr.! 6inas
r nss "sss cu,'ss u. ss hnp. ss,S
and delivered. city or country.
AUCTION SALE. AT PRIvArE RESIDENCE.
Positively tho largest sale Of the season.
ELEGANT CABINET MADE HOUSEHOLD FUR
THIS wADssEEEsybsSfz, ADssEEEysfz, MORNING.
NO. sSHn S'Sisi
ss%: Fs,sr satin. sroesds and sroca.si
sss 5sn1. .d a': sa % sGa :ss s
ss .n :ass
s.... fxS %.Eoias.nt rs.s.ood iiA.SG,.s.:
.sRsEs%iTSi EsS'ieSi y ys&s ssSs!sis 81 rF! Htsosn
stAkh LtcssNs." 1esTD"S% y sissIA sissSsIEs
Elaborst walnut and rosewood Chamber Furniturc-
Bedstexds Dressing Cases. Armoire- Bureaus,
Wardrobes. Wxshstands. Lounges. Rockers marble
Centre Tables. nns bedding. 81 hsr and spring Mat
tresses Pillows Blankets Toilet Sets; rsp
plush and hArcIoth suits; Brussels Carpets Mirrors
Dining Furnturc-Extenston Table, Buffet. Chairs In
leather Dinner Tea sets Glassware Silverwxrs Cut.
lery. Hall Furnture-Wanut gilt Hall Stands. HAll
Chairs Basement Kitchen Furniture-Busseis, In
grain An other Carpets, Oiicl0ths &c
N B-Sxle positive. Don't fail to attend Take Sixth
University place Fifth
hxtoenth street. H. II. RANDOLPH. AustioneeE
N. B-Goods boxed and shipped: city country
The New York herald., 1878-03-27

A -GEo. W. KKELEK;; AJTTl9SEEK.
LARGE SSiD1Hd fdssl4uSa 4 \ H'il'es SALE
TO-DAY snd To.MORkow. st II o'clock.
rrNR Rl.rg1, gT,,YSs special rEx ;"' esfrr srrs
Bombay Alexandria Mintou. M"jolics, Japsness and
Chinese Ware; also Cut glassware and real BronssA
March 20 and 30. At ~ o'clock,
FINE RJPssf% JPssff%ptIcty IEAThsR :rii sf GOODS
Fsns Albums. Glove and Handkerchief sets. Ia.
4 UCrIONl AUOrIONl AUCTION
1%TGrTSS
THIS Wednesday, MORNING. commencing Al 10 O'Clock,
elegant feSr ssSry .S brown t., ,D.s stone mansion
BETWEEN BaoADWAY ASD 4rH Av
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Of the richest descrpon marquery cabinets and Tables
o f:r .nS Mss,s and
ormola sxtyday Clocks large collection OF choice on
nnsst works OF art ever offered auction.
CHAMBE RS Dressing Gases. Bsd,tsads, Bureaus,
Bosters Pillows Suits in reps. Lounges Chairs Rockers
sT1s; sns 5.S.n GsED'ts CSss: . &C. chin,
aias: and silve! Ware. Cutlery. Hail stands. &c.
N B-rake Broadway stage. Fulton Terry green ears,
'''n' street. '''' r. P.iMs MSsfiS Aass isa st.
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Centre Tables with inlaid and Vienna marbcs
lace Curtains Mirror. Clock. Bron.s. IN ransin..
latest style Bedste.d Dressing Bureaus, WashstAnds
srdrobes Chairs fne hair Mattresses Spring Beds ~
rsSes Chairs Bunot Glass china Silver aud Passj wsrs,
Lnea and numerous other Household Appur ensnces.
D''' '"'' u ALBERT KRREMER. i %aeticnser.
The New York herald., 1878-03-27

ID FRY, AUCTrcNEER, II COLUMBIA ST.. SELLS,
D.10t Grocery, 23l I'd st, soaps, Co6ees Teas oils
scales shswcass osddiss ana Horse and Wagon In lots
Dealers invited
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
LITERARY NOTES.

The pretty little "Wisdom Series," OF Roo-
e, Rrothers Will he extended by Selections from the
Lie aud Sermons of Tauler." the German mystic
The new volumes in Mr.. Sweetscrs ARTIST
Biographies will he Michael Angelo sir Joshua Key
polds and our countryman, Washington Als'oh.
4 second edition of Mr. Theo. l.. De Vinne's
important book on "The Invention OF Printinc, "a a
book which has attracted more attention III LGrope
than here rbout be issued by Francis Hart 20.
Mr.. John Kennedy, formerly connected with
the educational department of Harper brothers. nS
written little treatise on the true relations 9i h
School and the Family which VIII De puo-lsheo U! 'na'
house.
Mr.. George NJ. Towle Is preparing series
Of popular books on Heroes of History" OF which the
first, on yasco dc CANA, will shortly be published by
Lee & Shepard. Pzarro and Magellan Will be the SUD
tects OF ensuing volumes.
The Family Library of British Poets" on
which Mr. James T. Fields has been at work for long
while. with the and OF Mr.. E. P. whpple is in advanced
preparation at Houghton, Osgood 81 CO.'S, making
goodly volume OF a Thousand pages.
The interesting and elaboratcly illustrated
papers by Mr. H. Hudson Holly domestic architecture
and interiors, which have been published in Barpe,.s
Dwellings" to be issued this Spring
A new volume of "The Complete Preacher
TO be issued shortly, will contain sermons from leading
German French, English and American pulpit orators
Parker, Cumming. Newman Hall, Beec6er, COOK
Crosby. Duryea, Cuyler and others.
A pleasant and instructive DOCK telilng
young people what will most interest them about insects
has been prepared by the Rev. Samuel Findley, d. d.
under the title of Ramblcs Among Insects" and will
he included by the Presbyterian Board OF Pubilcation
among their books for sunday-schools-a sign OF 'he
times.
Dartmouth men will be glad to hear OF the
approaching publication OF The History of Dartmouth
College," by Mr.. Baxter p. Smith, of Brookiine. Mass
which Holghfon. Osgood Il Co. have In press. HIS
notes of such alumni as Webster, Choate, chase ana
Ticknor will make the history unusually interesting 10
general readers.
Mr.. s. G.. w. Benjamin has prepared vol
of picturesque and historical descriptions OF Inc
Atlantic Islands the Isles of Shoals, the Channel
Islands and others Oh both sides Of the ocean, rich in
scenic historic interest-whieh VIII he ready ~
Harper Brothers before the Summer season OF travel
IL will extend the field of that pleasant book Drakes
"Nooks and Corners of the NewEngland Coast. doln2
for the islands what Mr. Hares de!gntfu Nolunes 40
for European cities