Or SEPTEMBER 10, 1878.
Mr. D. H. Bailey, formerly American Consul in Hongkong, arrived at Shanghai yesterday morning.in the French mail s. Sindh, to take charge of the U.S. Consulate-General, after an experience of eight years at Hongkong. General Stahel, who during the time he has been in charge at Shanghai, has made himself generally popular by his urbanity and kindliness, will leave almost immediately for Kobe, his Consulate proper.
Upholstered double spring couches and arm chairs, rugs, woollen suit lengths and overcoating, clocks, lamps, mandolin, table fans, "Philips" B power supply, earphones, transformer, voltmeters, condensers, valves, dials, books, bookcases, filing cabinets, desks, blackwood furniture, sideboards, cellarettes, cining tables, dining chairs, silver ware cabinets, wardrobes, dressing tables, chests of drawers, night tables, centre tables, chairs, stools, bedsteads, mattresses, screens, clothes stands, Morris chairs, kitchen tables, cupboards, iron safe, "Acme" heating stove, cooking range, ice chests, Bicycle, Perambulator, E.P. and Glass Ware, Pictures, etc., also Remington and portable typewriters, 1 Electric Kelvinator Fine tone iron framed upright pianos by Strauss and Dunbar & Ca. Pilot 5-tube radio 220v. with twin speakers in separate cabinet R.C.A. 7-tube radio receiver, 1 Philco 6-tube radio receiver Philips 4-tube all-wave radio set complete with set of 5 coils, loudspeaker and batteries
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.