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.Ladiciaru CommiNee.

The Judiciary Committee will meet on Tuesday
aud Thursday of each week, at "a O'Clock, IN the
afternoon, in the Judiciary room, until otherwist
ordered.
GREESLIEF T. STEVENS. ,hoirmer
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Committee on TEMPERANCE.

The joint Select Committee on Temperance and
the Prohibitory Law, will meet in the Representa-
tives Hall. on Friday afternoon OF each week, at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-07

The Commlf,e on Ways and Bridges will NEE
ia Room No. t. on Wednesday 0i each week, al
o'clock y. NJ.
MOSES s. MotI1oN, ,h,.,n,n.
JAS. T.. BLUNT,
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Committee on Counties.

PuILANDER ToLMAN Chat.n
GRO. ii. PILsBURY,
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Committee on Federal Relations.

COhnUltttee on FtdtfuI hetuttoNs.
The Committed on Federal Relations will mee
in Room No. II, on Tuesday OF each week, at /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-07

l.. W. DRAkE,t ,,,.tr,o.r
X. W. LORD,
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Pension Committee.

JOSEPH HoBsos. Cbairmen
j. X. b. DWELL, '''' "''"'
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VILLA wIaaIAMr E GRISpLE' R1Sp Chairmcn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
THE COURTS.

The divorce suit OF Joseph Zuckerman against 10.
hanna Zuckerman was yesterday referred by Judge
Potter 10 Mr. George Smith. The parties are scpa-
rated and the defendant is now residing IN Germany
simon Herman brought y suit against ex-Shcnd
Conner to recover $152 40 upon alleged false re-
turn to execution in an action by Herman against
Fritz volg On q trial before Judge Sanford verdict
was gwen the full amount claimed, with interest.
Mr. Max Moses appeared tor tho paiptin and MessrS
Vanderpoel Green and Cummings Tor the defendant
Max Meizgcr aud his son-inaw. Henry Baer To-
bacco Dealers were arrested yesterday ny Detectives
O'Connor and Field OF the District Attorneys Office,
Indictments charging them with obtaining about
So 900 worth OF tobacco from The firm OF Havemeyer
K Vigeus and from Charles I. Seymour, BY repre-
septng themselves as financially SOUND while, as al
The accused merchants were brought 10 the District
Attorneys office and held IN s. 900 bail
Heymun Jaretsky aud his wife, Rachel. VINO resided
with their three children Ia Broome street,
ried ten years ago few months ago Tho husband
accused his wife OF inhdolity, and, alter domestic
returned, and In the absence oil her husband TOOK
away the three little Jaretskys Judge Potter yester
cay on application OF Herman StIeiel granted writ
OF nabeas corpus directing tho mother TO produce the
children IN court Tomorrow, when the merits oil the
viii be fully investigated
tho OF Miss Ella Mead against John McEmory,
charged with the seduction under promise OF marriage
OF hts daughter verdict tor $500 damages Tor loss OF
services Obtained against the defendant. Mis-
Mead, through u guardian, has now commenced pro
ccedings in the supreme Court damages
OF such alleged seduction. Her counsel Mr.. William
+. howe, yesterday obtained IRON Judge Donohue an
order Tor defendants second arrest placing the
bail at So, 600.
A lew days since a motion made before Judge.
Donohue Supreme Court Chambers, in The suit OF
the Western Union Telegraph Company against the
New York anu Erie Railway Company Tor an order
that Mr.. JewctL the receiver. pay the plaintiffs
S3s $50 claimed rent Of certain telegraph lines ut
81. UvU a The claim was made under contract
with the New York aud Erie Railroad Company,
reconstructed the Erie Railway, ana the
last payne made IN 1865. The receiver opposed
the ground that he had not SUFFICIENT Information
US to whether plaintiffs bah any claim upon any tel
egraph line which came INTO his Possession, or
whether the contract referred to was siil Ia force
Judge Donohue gave his decision yesterday dcnyng
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Locus. ~. lots 10. 50 and 50 a4sh YARD Henry ~
18th storey and .as e 'as%:: sxs ss.o Ia
y; asSss husband e ps.Iisl ". y ma 1000
't nth: 4: susass q % Z Dennis
o Clara ss1 nd ut e e
5Ist s.. s. ia5 = " 9Th ~. a.xlua5 John sa,,
IVES. sssss az ss = ssssss s:ssa Nom
4o MsM J. and 1 ss e. Jss. !. OK ss 8
ssSwan ana sIis . John Sssssr 10000
Sv same ne. to o. same = ON 1000
iossS S. : 1, 49,. i q. ]. q "a ". i7i.iooiii
Charles Wells referse) to Immigrant Industrial 600
4A si. ss:.: . q ssd sis h s.
a4 nSs e. n $50 it " 81 io.n sy Com.
Sination Rubber Company y Nsthaa s.ephess 1900
In I 10 and q q 70 hvsaa
18th st., $, aus; it e. Of 9th 22.oxlo3s;
ssss %s road sS's aaa Ssn%ysa
ss ws, ssses asaSls 81" sv Wis John
Js.psr: J, snd vie % s.TanJ i,gosk s 1900
findsy Geissse, to Holman Fire Insurance Com. -,
s0sS y, n s. aa5 H. w. Of 9th .v a5xssa same
same nrcoaprp MonrcAcr;. 'S''
Bouton, Aaron X. aud wife. 10 Maria A. Wagsr aud
ssss aa AZ S wsa q
Clement. Charles ). aud wife. to Anne shanpy,s ~
Es6sss and TO- coss
s E lss and Sa 4s husband e Henry
hey and another trustees. 1c.l No. East Seth
Hedges Catherine H. to andrew IL Green. '
7 corner OF East Broadway and Jefferson It, also s.
s. OF Division st. dot No ei4 OF Rutgers estats,:
also and Ct East s as 4 NJ @
81 Rutgers esate) due $500. 10000
Herman, sophia aud husband, TO tho Washington
Life Insurance COMPANY. O. H. OF Lexington av, -
Knee. Frederick and wife, to Herrmann Batt n s.
Of 77sn ST. v. Of ist av; $500
McAdan. Janet and husband. to George Mckibben.
Msttier Isaac " ana wi .. TO Charles Biumenthal
$ Of 2sth st.. Of ID Az. years 5000
OKeefe. Margaret, TO Hannah FOLEY, n. 8. OF 18th
Paine. OAkmsn s.. to Thomas b. Kerr aud others
executors. &c.). n. 3 OF 3lst ST.. o. Of Brosdway;
Patterson Sarah IT, ana another to Townsend 49,
WandeiI. OF 10th ST. W. Ut 9ti Nv. years. 1000
Barney. Ellen 4. and husband, to Thomas ". OCon-
nor texecutor). n s. OF 10Th ST.. W. OF 9Th av.; s
Rogers Maria r. and husband to Marion b.
Isaacs. n Of 55th st.. Of 9th years. 1000
Schalk. Emma, to James H. Lott, i. OF Both ST.,
Sc aman. william O.. to Francis II. Bawe and
another executors. Eco. n s. Of 10th st., w. OF 7th
, Az . years ..;....;... 2oOo
ling. W. 5. Of greenwich st.. D. OF Charlton st.;
smith John /. and others texecntors &C., to Alex.
nnder Hamilton ana others trustees. KEY, Nos
l55 aud 1853 Broxdway and No ~ Liberty st.:
years -. ~. -. .......-.............. $1,000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Cropper Catharine f. tadm nistrstrix. &c.), to Isa
Russell, William i. receiver acj. to William Ks.
van texecutor. &c) 5000
Shields, Mary NJ. and another trustees. Gc.), to
John w. Peckett... ........... 1000
Same TO 1000
Same to same 1000
ss%s ss :. @Sa T. to o.'a' =.
Wicker, George w. executor, &c TO Thomas W.
WICKER.
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PROVED AND ADMINS TERED.

Tho wills Of tho following named deceased persons
were proved before Avram II. Daley In the Kings
County Surroxate's Court during the past week -
Bridget Stewart oil the town oil Utrecht: Ann Worth
ridge, Charles Henry Fowler, Catharine ID. Elwol,
Simon Brechthold, Susan Watsrsion, Calhar,nc Pope
Samuel +. Clapp ana Timothy Cnniil, all Of Brooklyn
Letters oi administration were granted oh the
estates OF the following named deceased persons:-
Mary A. Turner, sarah White, sophia Martin john
atom, Saran Johnston Warner Andrew Kelicr and
Jonn h. NUrcross, all oil Brooxiyn.
Letters OF guardianship OF the persons and estates
oil john Dows orr, Mary Moore Orr and Juliet Eaton
Orr were granted 10 Alexander T. Orr, aud OF Samuel
q. Dodd to George \. Dodd MS father, all Of Kings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS.

The following statement showing the real estate
transactions recorded In the Registers office April ~
1873 10 obtained IRON Augustus I. Docharty. Deputy
Rogister:-
wess Bauer ana vii. 10 r. 50 400
S rss ss an. M " ws =" 20 osn%sn T. Pain. 2i5oo
Central Av. 244; Patrick n. Dohorty TO Eliza j. -.
9th ST.. n. s. DO, Iaij; William II. ssrecter and
liu.h IT.. n 8. 20 Il. w. OF I'd sx, 2oxirreguisr,
May sampson and husband 70 Emma a. HiIl Nom.
Ist ay. 80 ~. cath ward Gardner -.
Willard to Gerard Is. scranton soU
9th ST. S. 266S II. W vi 6tn av, l0SxS59; Mary -,
j. Burns TO william n. streetsr. ........... 1870
Union $40 IT, n. Of Wall Vt. t2ath wardl. 5txlt2
also Union nv, g., 324 r. n. Of Wall ST. t24th
ward. 54xi75: Mary q DE Wilde to Thomas u. -
willis Az, W s. so t. !. Of 10th t23d ward, 7ox
1905 Caroline knoeppel to Louisa Is Bossert:.. Nom.
isi r. nyddy aud vie To- John Musriavs 5000
1st sv.. W corner fIyth ~, 25.5xsO; robert MUIR
ray aud wife TO Henry J. Arnstrong....... 1900
Siss,n aud nd vie 70 janet Meaasn 1880
5lst st.. n. 30 n. OF Stu nv 2DxlOu5. Lydia
Kandsi and husband 10 Carl y. +. Amann. .--- WIND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
CONTEST Fur a CLLRKsHIP.

The Of Clerk Robert h. Johnson, OF the Court
Special Sessions expires the 1st OF May. and The
competition for tue vacancy has grown exceedingly
lively. The salary is 5000 per annum, tho
lasts six years The duties light and position,
IN consequences, Is regarded by the politicians
choice The leading Candidates tor the Office
the present incumbent tlr. Jonnsonl Solomon smith,
Secretary of the Republican Central Committee, and
Major Robert T. Noah, a member oil the rammany
Hall General Committee, aud ~ present Assistant
Corporation Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
AN IDIOTS ESTATE.

The referee appointed by the Kings County Su-
premc Court to take testimony IN the OF James
Morris sharp, an idiot IA the Home tor incurabics at
Flaibush, l.. l., submitted has report yesterday. It
recommends tue appointment OF Thomas Wild, NJ.
d., resident OF Brooklyn, to tako charge OF the
IDIOTS person and estate. Bonds In The sum Of
81, 900 are required 10 DO furnished by tho Doctor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
POLICE sEnGEANr ASSAULTED.

Sergeant gladden., OF tho Eleventh police precinct
Brooklyn. while on his way home from tho station
house, between twelve aud o'clock yesterday
morning, met Herman wcscnmcr and Peter Peterson,
Of No. u Myrtic avenue, on Hamilton avenue, near
Van Brunt street. Both men under the influence
VI liquor, and, as the Sergeant Was ABOUT 10 pass
them, Weschnlcr assaulted MIN tn "a brutal ner.
Sergeant gladden. received assistance short time,
hut u was not until after Wcscbmer had received
clubbing that he could Dc arrested. lie was taken
before Judge Ferry NJ later hour aud held Tor trial
on the charge VI assault, VII lie MS companion Peer
SOM was arrested aud fined Tor being drunk.
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Onccr Gardner visited q tenement house IN the
Fourth ward yesterday TO arrest a man named John
Hens, tinsmitb. accused Of abandonment He iouad
Helms on the top floor and told him he was prisoner
whercupon tho man turned upon MIN, struck him a
powerful blow in the breast ana then rusned Gown
stairs The ohcer followed, aud, catching him, a
scuno ensured The officer finally brought him 10
terms by hitting him on the forehead with tho butt
end Of his pistol Judge Murray held The prisoner In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
REAL f TATE.

The following sales mado on the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday:-
NY n w.
Pnilo 7. Ruggles referee Foreclosure sale -of tha
house. with lot 2J.6xY5.e. NO. III East setn st. 49,.
I45 II. W. Of Madison to plaintin ....Sll,Uoo
T. BoYp.
William II. Leonard, referee Foreclosure salc-of
the house, with lot 2A6xs7G, No. ~ Ludlow ST., 80 -.
g.. 1888 IL q Of Delaney ~. to plaintin... lo.oo
n.
Edward $. Dakin. fcree-Forecissure sale OF tho
Iss IT, .: Bowcsy - pisoi,n " ........... 10000
A. BLEEcKkR AND SON
Moses Ely. referee Foreclosure sale VI the house.
y, m'n % ,T ID sy g pislnt 10000
Also smilsr ssle, referee, three houses, With
~ m 2sbs ~ w. Of sv A. 10 plaintiff ....... $500
Total ST., 800
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Detective Wade, of the Fourteenth precinct
took to the Tombs Police Court yesterday William
Carey, young man, OF Baxter street. whom he caueh,
In the act Of stealing quantity OF camoric from tho
store Of simpkins Hugh, ~ Elm street. Toe prs
offender
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
EXPORTS OF BEEF. MUTTON AND
LIVE STOCK.

The following statement shows the quantities and
values Of fresh beef mutton and live stock exported
from the United States 70 ports In the United King
dom and other ports, from January l, 1873. to April
20, as compared with last year
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OUT OF DEBT.

A mortgage OF 100000 which for some time ex-
listed against the Puritan Congregational Church. cor
ner OF Marcy and Lafayette avenues, Brooklyn, has
been liu Undated.
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EXPORTS OF BUTTER AND CHEESE
ly comprise the West Indies.

The following tho exports OF butter aud cheese
from New York the aforementioned ports since tho
LIST OF May, 1877 beginning OF tho trade yearh and
for weok ending April 20, 1878 az compared with
ga me time last year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28

AcKERsoS.--On Friday, April 70, RUTHERFORD B.,
only OF j II. and NINA Ackcrson, aged l9months.
tins Sunday at two H., from 742 Washington st.
BARTON --on Thursday, Apart 20, BRIDGET BARTON,
the beloved wife OF Mcnael Barton native oil Don
eraiL, county Cork, Ireland. aged ~ ycars.
The funeral Will take place from her late residence,
81 Christopher 81, this Sunday afternoon at half
past QUO o'clock. Relatives anu Iricuds are invited
to attend.
BKDw kLL.--on Saturday, April -, FREDknicK An
THUR, infant son OF John and Margaret Bedwe, aged
months anu days.
Funeral service al tho residence Of his parents Az
West 55n 81, on Monday, NJ two O'clock. Relatives
aud trends respectfully invited.
observation-disclosures. beloved vile OF Walter
Birmingham, at her residence, 400 West 30th ST.,
Relatives and friends Of tho family arc respectfully
invited her iuncra on Montay, tho 10Th, at halt
81 between 9th ana 10Th avs. wnere q solemn re-
QUEEN mass will be olcrso for the rcpose of her soul
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
BENTON AT Jacksonville, Fla, Aprn "a, of con.
sumption, Mrs. ELIZA BENTON, widow OF the late b. I.
Benton.
No,ice Of funeral in Brooklyn papers Monday
evening
CASrinLp.-on FRIDAY, April 20, OF heart disease,
HARRIET E., wife Of IA. Y. Lanneld, aged 81 years,
months ana % days
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
vices q, Tie residence Of her husband al I'm av at
mans Will be taken to Nyack Tor interment
cLARKK.-on Saturday, April ~, MIRA ANNIE
The relatives and friends OF tho family respect
fully invited 70 attend the funersl, on Monday, .ne
29th from her late reSdenCe 40 Mcseroe av., Green
point, at one L. NJ No flowers
CoFrKY.- On Friday, April 20, At 1858 Sd av., NoSfcA
the beloved wife o Michael Coey aud daughter OF Mr.
Henry Crosby, OF BooterstowB, Dublin, Ireland
Friends are requested TO attend the solemn requiem
high mass, al ST. stephens Church, on Monday, AT
hali-psst ten A. M; thence to Calvary Cemstery Tor
intcrncnL
Dublin papers please copy.
CoSSoLLY.-Departcdth this life April 90 at St Mary 8
Hospital, los Dean st., Mrs. MARY, rect OF the late
Patrick Connolly, aged 90 years.
see Tuesdays HERALD.
DARLING. AT Madison, Wis, April 20, LEANpER
DARLING of this city.
Notice oil funeral hereafter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
MARRIED..

MARTTN-NEID g. RoBEkr MARTYR to Miss NARY
.. NEIDiG, both OF this CITY. No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
BIRTH.
ENGAGED

DESrz-SARAH A. DESrz, OF daughter, April %.
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Tho following table shows the highest and lowest



Money on cali was easy to-day, lending In the morn
ing At o, and In tho afternoon at 3a 4 per cent
The following the rates OF exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day Savannah,
buying l-10 premium, selling y premium; CharIcstons
easier, u premium par; ST. Louis, 90 premium Nov
Orleans. u ar; Chicago, 90 premium, ana Boston,
par. Foreign exchange was quiet AZ 4.S64 a 4 sGK
Tor bankers sixty day sterling oils and l. SSZ ass
for demand.
MARKET.
Gold was steady throughout the day Al 1907. Tho
carrying rates were pa per cent to Hat.
coIp cIHAkfSGs AT THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE sTAra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
EXPORTS OF OYSTERS.

The following shows the quantity Of oysters shipped
to the aforementioned ports from Now YORK from
Ocfoh or ~ 1877. 10 April 20 1875
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THE BANK STATEMENT
Tho bank statement SHOWS large decrease IN spec,s.
due IN part TO the gold exports this week bu, this Is
noary Offset by gain OF s2747soo IN legal tenders
and decrease Of $i11s. 400 in the depos, Inc Tho
banks lose $3os,400 surplus reserve and now hold
l7,2e4, 25o IN excess Of legal requirements.
The following shows tho condition Of tho New Yorg
city banks this week, as compared with Iast:--
dpr,l 20 Aprd ~ D,Gerences
Loans.. s2J2, l13 400 $3.50 SOL 500 Dec a. sll 900
specie 50,yJ0 vOU 81 os5, 100 leo ~ 10 $40
Legal tenders 30, LIST, 90 4g53, 500 Inc 27l7s
Deposits 212 U53, 100 200 49, 900 Dec. 117s4U0
Circulation. l9.vSz.vOO 20v2i, 500 inc. So 900
TIM roRErGN MAkKRr.
The London advices report consols at OAK q o5.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

pAo1FIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C,MPANy's LINE.
GH NsM zs% saa
iXGr6S TEhRir6h9 Ii and dRhGM 4S. sailing rom
psss GS e 4 rSt HiTs Is Of H'!s eur for all Gem
sra r.. and south - rrS.hc rss port" s,,a. u.,,,o
s'ss"sss va ss,p'f.sS
sss o,y.
from s1S ASsrs$SfA ssa SS% ziAt$sb:- n's,' :.
q Bowlt Green Now York.
A AUsTRALIA.-BARK OBRRON, IOR MELBOURNE,
gers Full ' par.cniars from M~IILsE oUEREAU, ios
Wall st.. Now York.
NfoRGAN's LINE TO NEW ORLEANS AND TExAs.--
l rhc steamers will sail from pS 36 North River as
For now orleans direct transferring Tcxas reis ,hcto
steamships to iex"sp ports. through oils Of iading sisnod
cssss On sss
ownsvc and 70 q. points on the Houston and Texas
Harrisburg and san Antonio railroad. Kansas City, fcrs
scott al" "a "e. p Of o K and TSx" s
Insurance. bo effected under opcnpolicy ofthe line
e. New Ss1%' s & points % gsr sr"
MORGAN. Agents, Office pier 80 Norti River
NEW ORLEANS prREcr.-rnE CROMWELL LINE
~ steamship HUDSON. Saturday. March o, At r. NJ.
Throush bills Of iadng given to Mobile and principal
points Mississippi River For fright passage
ply to CLARK SEAMAN 30 West 4.
NEW YORK AND SgrAsx STFA NAIL s. $. LINE FOR
Magnificent accommoda ations fo' passengers .
Sailing iHURSDANS from pier II tist River. ~ y r. ~.
SAHAfOUA tncw). 22s5 tons, Snnderg Thurs Mar -.
''"'A''N "JT' JAMES T WA %1sD % CO. No lis wsil 81.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
sailing from pier 81 North River.
for NOkfObk. CITY and NJCuMOND TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS at 4. ~, con-
Meeting with the virginia an Tennessee Air Line. Atlantic
road ana with the company lin. interior ports
NEW BEss aud WASHINGTON, NC via NortolN.
''Ii L2,wEs Del MoSDAY and iii IUssDNY. At NJ.
connecting with the Maryland and Dcsware railroads and
for REHOBOTH BEACH aud OCEAN CITY
Passenger accommoda atOns unsurpasssd-
Through tickets and bills adng to all points
FreiRhts received daily 1T pier 81 North River General
office No. 1Di Grcenwchs ST. ~ l.. McCkEADY President.
fliExAS LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT KEY
i West -S.eamer STATE or TEXAS Captain Nicker-
will sail saturday March o. ut 3P. NJ, from pier 20
East River Through rates OF freight and bills OF sdng
Brazos santsgo. Rckport and Brownsville. freight for
81 Marys aud Fulton Island at hockpor For cigh
passage (havng superior apply to o. m
MALLORY x CO., Agents, 1873 Maiden lane. COOK.
SON JENKINS 2si Broadwsy. also soil tickets
LNLORIDA DIRECr-srEAM LFAvE PIER 20,
IL Eat River, every Friday, at r. NJ. Tor FcnnndinA
Fa., toucning Brunswick aud Port RoyaL CITY or
named 20 savannah. Through roifht and passage
rates given 70 all points In tho south aud Southwest By a.
| II. MALLORY CO., Agents. 1873 Maiden lane, and
tickets sold By COOK, SON JENKINS. z1i Broadway.
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POsT OFFICE NOTICE.

I)OST OrFiCE NOTICE
i The foreign mails for tho weok ending Saturday,
March o. 1873 will close this Office Tuesday. A. NJ
for EUROPE by steamship Wyoming. Via Queenstown
Labrador via Hav5e and at r. NJ Tor Europe. BY .ssxT-
ship Batavia. via Queenstown: Thursday At A. Ms
Europe. by steamship Battle Qusensown Ccorres
spondence r Germany and France be forwarded BY this
must be specially addrcsscd, and Ht IL N. fos
Europe. by amshp Cmbria via Plymouth Cherbours
aud Hamburg: SATURDAY at . a. NJ. for Europe, By
steamship City of Richmond via Queenstown corrcspon
Germany and Scotland to bo aded BY thia
bo specially addresscd) and at 10 A. NJ,
Tor scotland direct by steamship CAifrn~; via ussgow,
Southampton aud bremen. Tho steamsnips wyominge
Batavia Baltic and City Of Richmond do not take mails
Denmark Sweden and Norway Tho mails tor NAsssu,
n r., leave New York March The mails or the Wsss
Indies via Bermuda 50. Thomas leave New Yorn
H. The mails for China and Japan leave San Frsns
cisco March ~ Tho mails Tor Australia &c save San
Francisco March H. THOS. L. JAMES, Postina
POsr OFricK NEw YonK, March 2. 1874
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MARBLE MANTEl.S.
A T PRICES NEVER APPROACHED BEFOKE.
IA Slate and marble Mantcs; largest In tho
city. PENRIYN SLATE COMPANY,
so Union sauarc, 4th av ana 18th st., New York.
manufacturers OF all kinds OF slate work.
M ARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS LARGEsT
wi stock ani lowest prices. also Grsvestones &c. &c.
Only o. A. kLABEGs, l34 EAst 18th d.. "a Nv.
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A -TUNIs JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER.
IA Old stand. 81 Nassau st.
THIS DAY, AT lOx O'CLOCK,
at our Salesroom, 81 Nassau ste,

SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
2 gilt pier French plate Mirrors.
sgilt Mantei French plate Mirrors, to match. :.
M0quet and ingram Carpets, general assortment OF
Household Furniture Library of standard Books Fancy
Articles Paintings, Engravings Etcnss Oilcloths lot OF
Oncc Furniture.
The New York herald., 1878-03-09

~ THIS DAY SATURDAY MORNING).
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE 1870 EAST 18TH ST..
BETWEEN Sd AND 4rH AVS. NEAR UNION SQUARE.
The entire Household Furniture Contents viii be sold
at public sale tps day TO highest bidder comprising
wood four round Pianoiorc celebrated maker ne Paror
Suits. IN silk brocade satin fine WOOL and harcloh
Centre Tables with innid Marquotry Vienna marbles
lace Curtains, Mirrors Cloeks. Bronses on Paintings
latest style Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus washstHnds
Wardrcbes Chairs ne hair Mattresses, Spring Beds, -
velvet, Brussels and ingram Carpets; two Extension
Tables Chairs Buffet Glass China Silver and Plated ware
Linen and numerous other Household Appurtenancca
n. B.-Sae rain shine Goods packed, boxed &c
ALBERT KRAEMER. Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1878-03-09
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
ABY VAN TASSELL 4 KkAKNEY. AuCTIONEE

In pursuance OF order OF the Court dated
March . 1873 tho Receiver Of the Continental Lille In
Company will sell the premises. No. @ Nassau
Cedar Tuesday the 18TH day OF March, at
IL O'clock all tho elegant fancy black walnut Part
ons, with French plate glass also heavy black walnut
Doors and Gases, about twenty Standing Desks &c by
order OF JOHN r. O'NEILI., Receiver.