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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

Tho new style house shawls are only
square Of brocaded silk, handsomely fringCd.
The many friends Of the Alexander family
will rejoice to learn that Miss AppOllne is i'm
proving, and is now pronounced out OF danger
The most stylish spring wraps are sort of
lchu made of silk, cashmere, or to match the
costume, trimmed with embroidery, jet, or
fringe.
Josh Billings says there are lots of mCu in
this world like ROSTERS take the cOckdde aud
spurs oil from them, and you could hardly tell
them from hen.
Hon. Pcndlrton WatmOugh, of Cleveland,
Ohio, formerly "1rumandcr iu the navy, is
visiting his brother, rUymastcr.Gcncrdl Wat
mOugh, of Washington.
Miss Braddun, one Of the most interchangeable
of Lrain.workcrs, has just completed her
thirty novel How many more she will
BE- the mother of Heaven only knows,
The Young ladies at that popular hosiery,
the Hamilton House, are contemplating Sc
rics Of private thealrcaiS The play in pre-
paratiUu is "Swretheurts aud Wive~,' to be
rendered At All early date.
Colonel Il. f. Whitman and wife, from Sid
ncy Barracks, \. e., are Visiting the CUlOnel'5
sister, Mrs Burrhard. on Maine avenue. Ina
few days they 20 10 Massachusetts, where they
will visit relatives til June. whon they sail
for Europe to spend the remainder Of u years
sick leave, principally in Germany.
Mr. William BaIlnutync and family sail
early next month for European tour. They
will do the British Isles and the Continent,
remaining abroad nj least half II year. Miss
Baluutyno, who is something OF an artist an
rripatcs rare treat IN Visiting the celebrated
art gallcrics at Drc,dcm, iomr, Florence,
Paris sc.
Mrs, Franklin Steele, Of Grorp, town, whose
elegant home on Connecticut avenue is noted
for its graceful hospitality, j. giving series Of
social entertainments during Lent, called by
courtesy "a reading class. rro invited guests
assemble once a week, iaNurite books are read
and cOlnm,uted upon by the Young ladies'
light tea is served, and InIrI IN the afternoon
the gentlemen make thcI' appearance, whoa
vocal and instrumental music are the order of
the hour
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New York General Market.

,,.,,..-,. NEW YORK. March 20. 1874
t Snss R S9msUGa ted ne! EE%ses !d Exports
unent, 26,H3; to the Channel. s,G.7.
Flour without decided change. with n modcr.
az sp ,2 %d mu s np sts,e ns ~ ~
mon TO good extra Western and state Il 1905 I5 good
whc"t western extra s n ns 70 d SnGI g % y
common TO good extra Ohio, a OOGtj Is; common to
sara good 10 prc y i6 81 Choice e. RGm' a Mnms,9 tn
S@s y; closing quiet southern Hour steady; com.
- Rye hour unchanged at sicSsdJ for sinsGriine
s ts5f$y and rs""'''V'"'" 81 ''t'0' h""dyW'"' 81
Wheat heavy and i@ac lover at the close, with
very fI business doing Tor export at the decline, a,
tor no; shTng 4 2ia - Tor New York No.
s %Rs fiS ~ i9E n, No , winter red q 2r MT
rye Z better, Win aiarse Export demand West
barley steady al go &c for worowcd stale and SOC
for No Canada; feeding, 4Gc Barley malt quiet and
nH Corn TH9dS arner closing quiet a, lIq32c for
6a@H,c for steamer mixed, &C for No . SIC fSr
round yell2w SAg"Gc for yellow Southern 5Sc for
0ss shade lower at az Gai'ic for No. , 49, Gba6 20
SS S, 1r n Ikea ,Sr M% ats for No white
Snd ga Soc for white state. ''' WI
lay quiet at G0aGc for shipping.
hopS quiet 2G3r Tor yci,fllngs 5GfRc for Fastern
IN M.htrn 90 iJc for New iOrks, aud ?Gl l4c Tor
Ooes, and lI0yls'sr gold, for Job lots. " "
sugar u m and In fair demand at 5isM7Ac for fair 10
good refining, &C for prime, and .d7f,C Tor Mnscn
vhlo. hchhed IN mir demand al SfMN for standard
Ah@pac for graduated, S'sc for powdered and o. &C
Molusses quiet ut aO Sc for English Islands SOIOc
for Porto Rico, aud S.iu SIC for New Orleans
Rice quiet aud unchanged.
.. rs!roeum quiet. Crude &c refined, ~. united
6Jt,Ml Ga. ~
Tnllow steady NJ 7lic.
Itosin firm nj 81 GOtl Us for strained.
Tnrpcntine hTmer at 40 sGJiC for spirits.
ESgs heavy 1T l0d lie for State and PENNSYLVANIA
lOh lOg Tor fresh Western, and ~ for Southern
toal, 81 210Ii 10 for anthracite per cargo.
Leather quiet. licmluCk sole DurnOs and Rio
Grhndc light, middle, and heavy weights .Ons
california mud common do, sDGt 9llsc.
Wool duh amt In buy ers' favor Domestic fleece 40
@5lci pulled, sll iOci unwashed, LOG BE; Texas II
Ga5c.
Professionalism dull and lower: mess $40 l56l 10 Is;
sNltn prime e. ~ lieer quiet. Beefhnuls dull TIerce
beeI dul Cut meats steady; Western dry sailed shout.
gers nliddies easier Closing firm, ut 51pC Western
long clear ana $40 or long and short clear Lard dc.
sldedS lower and more active; prime steam a. $500
~ btcr unchanged. Cheese heavy NJ rg Il. &c for
common 10 prime
ili,,'SGel IlleI aud nominal at 81 10, gold
WHISKY dull aud nominal At 81 O6i al 10.
ffeighls To Liverpool u shade better, Cotton, uer
bsd '
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Peremptory and Closing Sale
GALE OF VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
- RESIDENCE At COLLEGE STATION, ON


GALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
- RISIpENCE At COLLEGE. STATION, ON
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
by virtue Of n mortgage bearing date on the nth
No s folio go 81 seq one Of the land record books
for Prince Georges County, Nd, and by virtue OF an
assignment OF the said mortgage TO me dated tho 10Th
aE r. MsrS A. s recSId1d IN GSr ~ Emo T. NO
Georges County, Nd. will sell at public auction on
the premises, near College Station, Nd, on April =,
1873, at 10 o'clock n., the following described real
estate, TO wit:
All that tract. part OF tract, parcel OF land Sit
uRtcd, lying, and being In Prince Georges County,
Md, being part of that pOrtoA of the real estate OF
gene 5. Calvert by commissioners appointed by the
Circuit Court for Prince Georges County, sitting ~ q
Court Of Equity to lay OIL the widows dover and
make advisor OF tho real estate OF the said Charles
Il. Calvert among his dcviSces and heirsat law III
whom the said Eugene =. Calvert Is one, and known
and described on the plat aud return Of the aforesaid
the same at a stake on the east side Of the railroad
distant sixtythree feet from the centre OF said rail
road. and running south fOrtyseven and quarter de
grces my minutes west twenty-five aud gixty-siS
one hndredths Of perch to the division line bcw cen
lots Nos and 4, and with said line north eightytwo
enty-cght one-hundrclths Of perch; then north
twenty degrees and iorty-sk minutes. east fifty
three and Rily onc-hundredths Of perch to tho be-
einni T. and containing twelve acres OF land more or
less
This property Is improved by n beautiful and de.
irabe two story house, well suited for country resi-
dcncG: also a smaller house, suitable for small lam
lily, The property IL located convenient 10 the raj
road station. andis only twelve minutes ride from
Washington city.
Terms: si.Gj6 and expenses of sale IN cash. bal;
the purchaser VIII lie taken bearing Interest at SIX
per cent. from day Of salc aud secured by mortgage
on the property sold. j. W. tiiltkERlNG
Beneficiary under mortgage
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

"e h'P"V"C"H Opfce, care EutfOr OF me corner,
"Or Age"
Dedicated TO Mr. W. II. Mason. on the occasion of
his twenty'flrst birthday, Friday, March IS, 1881
BY MRS. z. RICHARDS.
We give you greeting Of the hour tonight,
Ihis hour when youth and carly manhood meet
And meeting part; aud ever you shall hear
The echoes faint and iainter on the car
VI their retre6ting and advancing feet.
To-day you stand upon threshold new,
whose portals open inward-no retreat
No backward step your life may ever know.
Let childish dreams and youths wild fancies 90,
And manhoods untrled lot with courage meet.
LILO opens fair before your eager eyes;
No clouds the bright horizon yet obscure;
Yet NIL impenetrnble the veil that hides
The Iuure. Each his unknown fortune bides,
Then grid yourself TO conquer or endure
Love will in ambush lie along your path.
ANA with his dainty arrow seek your heart:
Pleasure, with rninbOw-colorcd wings iit By,
ambition point TO hOnOrs. station high,
And riches ply you with her glldcd art.
But ever from the distance there will shine
The form and features Of The man divine;
Before manhood rooted firm in Him,
Ambition riches, pleasure, all grow dim
May such perfect manhood yc! be thine
Ihinebc the tongue that fearless speak for truth
Ihe hand stretched out TO help the helpless one;
Inc ear that plying hears the tale Of woe:
fGCt, mat unsintncd In virtues path shall 60:
lie mat meets at last the praise, well dOnel'
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE


NORTH WEST, NOnruw E,r AND soUrHwEsr.
NOVEMBER Is, 1877.
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
boo a. m, Baltimore and way stations.
C:dO u. H., BALTIMORE Annapolis, and way stations.
slrnSbuIg WINCHESTER. and way stations via Relay.
500 a. M, Baltimore Express.
$40 u. M. Piedmont, Str,~urg. Winchester lingcrs.
town, Point OF Rocks ana way stations.
hD a. ~, New York. Plill rludia Boston and Bal
iinore express. PAltLoR CARS 10 New York and
Philadelphia
ss:iJ a.. M. st. Louis Cincinnati Chicago, Piisburg
express CONNECTS for lIasCrstnwn and Valley
Branch except Sunday Through for s,tHuntoI.
rnrlor car 10 Grafton, and SLEEPING CAR TO Louis.
vile, Cincinnati, Columbus, Chicago, Junction, aud
.el0 a. NJ. baltimore. Apnapo!9 ana way stations.
lg0J H. m, Baltimore r"nrcss.
l&lOa M, Baltimore. ElcOtt city, Annapolis and
way stations
'l:3O p. nI New York and Philadelphia Express
800 r. M. Baltimore and way stations. Winchester
and way via RClHy
$50 p. M, Baltimore, BlGdpnsburg. and Laurel Ex
press Frederick Via RELAY.
'4#H =. M Pr OF Rocks, Frederick, Winchester. and
way stations. On sunday 10 II. oil Rocks and way
stations only,
$40 y. m. Rtlto, Annapolis and way stations.
1881 p. M, Phinde phn, Norfolk and Baltimore
express. Eicut Guy. Passengers for Norfolk taken
IN Vie ears direct 70 boat al Canton Noconnecton on
Sunday for Norfolk.
.6:JOr. NJ, hIlIinore and way stations.
,.6;tl p. H. Chicago and Columbus express. SLEEP
ING CAR to Chicago.
-1:3l y. NJ, Baltimore express.
1925 j.. M -, Louis, Cincinnati and plttsnurg
press SLEEPING CAR 10 ~, Louis and ritsburg.
No connection for Pttsburg on Sunday.
1870 y. n New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
eSpreSs; SiEHpiNG GAR 70 New York, and sPE-
Trains marked da'y; other trains daily except
sunday. myllif
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

cling Statesmen, Strangers, aud The public ge,er'
dNy-H includes all trades aud professions, aud
cannot fail 10 prOrc Of interest 10 all Tho intend
trdnsacting business IN Washington.
AUlTIoNEERs.
DnnCansor Bros. Ninth and ID SITS.
Wash. Is. Williams. d. cor. Tenth street
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNERS
solomons 4 Chapman, oil Pennsylvania avenue,
WIN. Ballantyne, rs Seventh street.
v. Il. A. o. II. Morrison. I75 Pennsylvania avenue.
r. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row, Pa ave. and Tenth ST.
BAKERa
Felix Discusses. 2Ol2 II street
CLOTHING
4. s Justh, Gl9 street.
DESTIsTS
DR.. {. DcMontreville. No. l2c2 =, northwest.
DRUGGISTS.
Coughlin's Temple Drug Store = and Ninth streets.
Enlwisle. Pennsylvania avenue aud Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL.
Mrs i. Il Fuller. Art school, ia!s sireet u. ".
Mrs. Burr, i;ns II street.
Miss Narrower, iaa street.
Hossy srm'n%! ytf q, SeFGsrsoa s9aare
spencerian business college, seventh and streetA
Miss Eva Mills Music, liJS street.
school Of Music, ioI Eighth street
Musical Conservatory, o B. BnlIGrd Is: Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markriter GO T. street northwest
hOlEIS,
St james Hotel corner sixth and PENNSYLVANIA ave.
ltiggs House, corner Fifteenth and q streetA
MeirOI oliian, Penna. ave. aud sixth street.
Ehbl House, Fourteenth aud h streets.
Wonnleys, II and Fifteenth streets.
Morton House, W. and "a street
fremont House.
HATTERS.
b. II. StInemetz, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, s. High street.
Georgetown
MERCHANT TAILORS
Elseman Brothers, corner Seventh and streets
A. Saks & Co, seventh street.
B. Robinson d Co., vO9 Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS
Sanders h Stayman Penna. ave. and Twelfth street
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Norris Peters. Photo photographer, No As Penn
sylvania avenue.
REAL ESTATE
Is. II. Warner, glG FstTeet northwest
john sherman, ST. Cloud Building,
Fitch h Fox, Frecdmans bank building, 1909 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney a Co., ~ Ninth street
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COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market,

- GEORGETowS. March 20. 1873.
Wheat-The market for wheat Is little more active
hnd hrm at 81 9bd ~ for good to prime RcCpInls
Eight and prime lots wanted
Corn remains quiet, without any change in rricc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

Upon the valleys lap
The dCWy morning throws
A thousand pearly dIOps
To wake a single rose.
Thus of(cn, IN the course
Oi lIlcs icw ilevting years,
A single pleasure costs
The soul u thousand tears,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUCTION
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit Court of the city
Of Richmond. Va, entered on the 10Th day.of March
f7 and DEGREES subsequently, entered by. said court,
In the suit OF Duncan and Calhoun trustees, vs. the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company and others.
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1878 GREAT

1878 GREAT 1878
NO. ,,n,, ,EENNsyhXANIA ROUTE
srLrsB BGfi STfFf Rfi EQUIP
TRAINS Leave ffEREshhI ~ from Depot, cor
H., ner q sixth and u streets as follows. ,,.
snf isS s MG and qiS etpae Ssy Sn
SiREE NH F F1fSa ~ e S9GrsS
FOR Canandaigun, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
% FaSSc Gs IT % WaaS daily sSGSi sHTSsy
Lock Haven, Elmira, and Watkins at 1910 a. m.
For S$s YS5s ara s%s ts. 10 = M and 90 P. m.
For RfeeSiy% New York, all through train. connect
aflording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
Ing double erriase and Journey across New York
for New York and the East, 100 p. m daily except
sunday, with Sleeping Cars from Washington to
For Philadelpna i;ao m. daily except SUNDAY ana
DrSs M SSO and aaS SS p MI daily Limited tx
Accommodation for BALTIMORE t0S, sSC a. m. and I2o
ForPopes Creek Line G5 a. IN. and 40 p. m. daily.
For knnspons, G:ii and SO M and 4ap m. daily
ALExHNDRIX AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
S NAY +, AMP n nA AL 4 AND WASHING
For Alexandria, az, s. elO TO- II. n m. /, B. 42OS6,z
Ear pi I'm N; on sunday IN, At Gl0 g. NJ and l. and P NJ
for s tne south va hicnmond &p a. M daily ana
Trains leave Hicsahdfia Tor Washington. OF $40
On SUNDAY at $40 and 10 a. m. and s:on n.
Tickets Information sleeping and parlor-car &C.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and nv
enu, northeast corner Of Sixth street and Psnnsyl
icf, for the checking OF baggage 10 destination
- IL J., FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. npi ual.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

Universal r. R. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS TO or from oil points bought
exchanged or sold at reduction Of ONE DOLLAR
upon any other Office or depot In this city.
Ticket. good TIL used. Baggage checked through.
mhiGiys pos Pennsylvania avenue, shoe store.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

FINHE GERMhN-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
l. No. 6t4 street northwest corner Seventh stree
Open daily rom 10 u M 10 y. M; on saturday even
ngs from 10 sp. IN. to receive deposits only Amer
FIRST depOsi. any amount nom Ave cents upwards re-
Ccvcd SAFE deposit boxes tor rent In fire aud burg.
arproof vault at CIV, sl?.D slj, SIS and go year.
The largest aud most convenient boxes In the city.
ocl5ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-21

Among the numerous new industries that
are constantly springing up u novel ono has
lately been started In Mansfield, MnSs, which
is nothing less than the Manufacture of iewclrv
out of sour milk. This seems astonishing but
is nevertheless Il fact. The milk comes in the
shape Of cUrl from Oh" butter aud cheese maxi
ing Of New York, and upon its arrival looks
something like purpcd corn; but before it
leaves this mhgician's shop II undrrgOCs IA
wonderful transformation, and receives tho
rather more inviting name Of
AMERICAN CORAL.
The secret by which the marvellous change Il
wrought is carefully guarded. but il is GER
tain that the cud is heated very hot, during
which coloring matter is introduced, followed
by very heavy pressure. Some Of ii Is Cul-
Orcd black and called let while some appears
Us ccllullOid. IL produces very handsome
icwClry however, and, Us il is made into all
the kinds and styles known to tho trade,
none Of us can tell whether or not we are
wearing pressed sour milk for earrings and
pendants.
IN the city of St Louis n large {, establishments
has lately been opened for
DRYING Eggs,
and is operated by hundreds of thousands Of
dozens. The eggs, after being carefully in-
spcctcd by light are thrown into an immense
receptacle, where they are broken, aud by
centrifugal operation the white and yok AFRO
separated from the shells, very much as honey
is taken from the comb The liquid is then
dried by heat, after Il patent process, and the
finished article, which resembles brown sugar,
is packed in barrels and is ready for transpor-
tation. This dried article has been taken
twice across the Equator in ships and then
made into omelettc which, on being compared
with an omclctte made from fresh eggs in tho
same manner, the best judges could not tell
(which was which" nor detect any difference
between them. Is not this an age Of wonders?
One could easily eat the strength of an OK
every day, as did Solomon by using condensed
beef. Milk made into jewels cider turned
solid; apple.butter transformed into bricksI
What next
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DIRECTORY.
The Principal Business Houses OF Wash.
ington.

The following is published for The benefit Of Trar-
cling Statesmen, Strangers, aud The public gener-
dHy-h includes all trades and professions, aud
cannot fail 10 prorc Of interest TO all uho intend
trdnsaeiiHg business IN Washington.
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WOMAN'S CORNER.
Edited by Fannie u. Ward.

Ladies' are mritcd 10 contribute Society Hems
and Short Sketches appropriate 10 his depart
ment. Please address such communications 10
The Republican Office care Editor Of tie Corner,
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

DOOMS FOR RENT At llOl | STREET
II nolthwcai large, pleasant, and connecting;
cheap; with or without board. Two lines OF street
cars pass the house. fe2I'I
1000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FUR
j D. - nishcd Rooms, with hrst-clAss table
Board de5i-ly
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All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management OF GEN ERALS
q. I. IiEAUREGARD and JtBAL A, EARLY,
The next drawing occurs Tuesday, May H. ISIS.
mallWSS.lm
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GOVERNMENT BOMBS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-20
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CorRr-CnAmnEss--Held BY Judge Dono-
hue. Third Monday motion calendar. Court opens
at hali-past ten O'Clock. Calendar calod at eleven
O'Clock.
SUPREME counr-GgsERAL TRAVELLED by Judges
Ingalls, Daniels and Potler-Nos l2S, SO, i01 lO2
1os, ll3, ia 49, 1856 142 9s 1885, los, 1871 TO III,
liz ~ 10 &c. los 40, 1871, lo4. III, 49, $780, 90
surnxAE couRr-srecrAL Travelled by Judge
Van I,rnnL-Nos. 4oo, 49, 81 1885, 1856, 49, $500 3i6,
se4 3so ai5 io4 80 i6o 90 aol, 429' lal, 1906 2o2,
as az ~ az a. 4so 4sl. 4s7 4ss, 4oi 49, 4ss.
SUPREME CoURr-CRcufr-Part Held by Juogs
Barrett.--Case on, No. 1l7e. No day calendar. Part
2-lIcid by Judge lawrence Nos. l, $685. o6o l344,
iss sSis 1867 1851 1879 ' scs 1885, 1851 1857 s
1850. 2l22, 2566. 2l57. Part 3-Held by Judge vau
yorsl1Nos 900 So7 sl2 1929, 3st, i4il illo, 1i25,
$685., i4i4, 1882 81. l442, 10, SIG, 1852, 967.
SUPERIOR CouRr-GESERAL IERM.--Aojourncd until
SuPRRIoR CouRr-SPEcAL TEnM-IIcld nv Chief
Justice Curtis-No. S.
SUPERIOR CouRr-lRIAL TsRM-Part l-IIcld bv
Judge spcir.-Nos. 554 $780, Io7, Ill, GOA. $50 $50,
100, slb s62 500 297 SOC, 81 co., 627 $685. 1913 TO-
Parts and 3-Adjourncd for tie term.
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL TEAM -Adiourncd until
tho nrst Monday OF Juno.
COMMON pnxAs-EeUrY rEnm.-Adjournod for the
COMMON PLsAs--cHAnBxRe-Hsld By judge J. +.
Day.--No day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM-Part Held bv
I5l. BOB 204, 61s, 57y, $50, $751; 23o4 500 go GA
iias llso l4ss 2la7, s29 ss7, 2ool, lSi 1908. SIS
1926 1929 2I3 l4I, las 1880. $50 1946 $685. ASA
254a Part 2--Adjourned TOR tho term.
MARINE CouRr-TRAL fRRM-Part Held bv Chief
Justice Alkcr Nos. 4272, 1867, 1885, 4454. 4ot1
2iI5h, 1859, 1909, 1885, 1876, $780, 25i4 462i 4s2S
4439 Part 2-Hcld by judge Gocpp, Nos 1857 394O
1920 4603 ATS, 1880, 45sI, 44s4, 454s 1850 3gIo.
Par 3-Hcld Wy Judge sinnolt--Nos l13S 1876, 1879
1850 327i, 1852, l6ol, 2343 4s2l 4o4s. 324o. 31o5
4ioS 4464, 4554.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssroxs--Part Held by Re-
corder Hackett rbe People VS.. Adoiph Reinshr,eber
and Abraham Marks, robbery; Same VS. Milton Har.
W. Joseph, grand larceny; same vs. John Tierney,
robbery; same vs. Edward Farley ana John Reardon,
robbery; Same vs.. William Dcmpster grand larceny:
same vs. Eugene Mccarthy, burglary; s,mo w. Elloa
hail. larceny IRON tho person. Part 2IIeld BY Judge
Idcrslecve.-Thc People VS.. John Preston and yo-
scph Preston, misdemeanor tcontinuedA
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SAILS AT AUCTION.
PEEExPToEi SALE Or FgESi iTngostoSxER.
VIVA VIII SELL Ok si anbSEspSY NAY ..
And each day un,i, al s y disposed posed Oh a.r.
ALL rHS Ss s$SSTSSa q SSs 4zi IN
VOC ST. d, Saca .Sb :, h1 araEnLipwAY.
fiss fuhSirukH IN South FAh5Sss: P Y, 81
sSsswooS s SH sAHSeHSy Sh aEB.
sSsss sIEs &SS HSkSSS SssTssf Ts
a H. ALL HEp GAS fpxTgsEs
SSskrEEssa 4Sb e SKATE A'S sara TUBS AND
.y ? HaS Ad s1kt 81
gold aud silver nun,ns wsshss n and sn Saoa.
other articles numerous TO mention By order Of
Ss S.s 4S @
Confectionery; plated showcases, Coan'er Chsnashers'
IJiCHARD WALTEks' SONS. AUCTIONEEks
IL FRS. class IIopsehcld furniture: risno. $780,
saiesrco as. Es.. Broadssy four story
house yin splendid p.or su' IN reps I .oa
aSs extension Tables. han s.sna. r'sr Misror
c1ocksry Glassware shout hrst sl.., body velvet:
rass les also s on:
positive without reserve. by order Richard O. walsh.
Q HERMAN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., CAR
y. pct. Oileloth. &c
MONDAY, May 20. at IL o'clock, l5M and II Bowcry.
About $50 second hand Carpets Oilcoth.
slightly damaged ~ water also large LOT OF
second haad Furniture In lots TO suit dealers and
housckeepcrs
GALE IN FoKEcLosURE-rHE THREE STORY
CStore and so. $40 Broome ST.. between Thompson
south 9th will be sold =: the Exchange Sales.
room, No. Ill Broadway. Friday May "a. nj II VI.
COUDEkT BROTHERS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. % and 10
William st.
CuERIFF's SALE-yAN TASskLL kEAkNEY.
tC>he riffs Aucti VIII sell this day at los o'clock
~ Union square account Of former purchasers.
large Of Bistles Pant. htc wash kalso-
mning Horse and Hair Brushes, finished and unfn-
ished. in lots TO suit dealers. -
c. w. UrmAx Deputy. BERNARD REILLY sheriff
YN TRIsT BAILEY AuCTIONKrk. WILL SILL
w Tuesday. 2lst. foot OF Goth st.. South Brooklyn.
Schooner Yacht scud. entire Outfit Sale commences
o'clock, sharp.
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTlONEER.
w will sell Tuesday 21st largo lot Of sod walnut
Bedseads Bureaus Dressing Cases, Washstands Book
cases. Wardrobes Chionnicres &c also some mahogany
do. at 245 East 35h st. I'd av., at 101 O'Clock
WILLIAM WRITER'S AUCTloNkER, SELLS THIS
w day a. o'clock, at 49, ASP Canal st.. Household
Furniture OF every description removed tor SALE psror
Chamber SUITS, Dressing Gases and Bureaus Ward
robes STANDS marble tap and Extension Tables Mir
so air other Mattresses Brussels and ingram
Carpets. Kitchen Utensils. &c.