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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26
Weekly Report of the Thermometer.
"Hcavy storm At night,

sSS" \ little daughter of Mr.. c. c. Chase, of
the Piedmont House, Spartanburg, while play
ing with some companions in attic room,
rushcl against the sill of the window, lost her
balance and fell to the ground, distance of
forty feet, and was seriously injured, lut, it is
hoped, not fatally.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26

cr7yH We would like to know how it is that
We receive the Grcenvile Daily .Ne,cs only three
times week. For instance, on Monday We
on Wednesday we received the issues Of Tuesday
and Wednesday. If they can come through
direct on Wednesday, why not on Tuesday?
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26

4 WnE-MuRnEREH ll,SGrn. Millcdgev!'c G,
Ga. July l2.-Nikc Shaw, tho wifc.murder r,
sentenced to be hanged to-day, and who sw tl-
lowed dose Of strycl,ninc on June llth, hut
subsequently recovered, was executed to-day
near the river. a half mile from the city. Five
thousand persons were present
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26

MoLLH MCCARrnY S"LD.--Nr. Winters has
sold the race mare Mollic McC 'rihy 10 Buld
Dob'c. Price unknown. One o. her forolCgs
IS very mnch swollen, and experienced turfmcn
say she will never he able II run agaiL. Do'Ic
does not think so, md desires TO ran her agai. st
any horse or mare nj any distance fot any shin.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26

Smoke Your Glass.
Next Monday, between 8 and clock p. ~,
a total eclipse Of the sun will occur. Get your
feancs and smoke it..
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-30
VEGETTNE



CHILLS, SHAKES, FEVER & AGUE.
-. =, :, s Tarboro, N. O., 1878.
Dear Sir - feel very grateful for what your
valuable medicine, Vegetlne,has done in my fam
Dy Wlsh 10 express my thanks by informing
you or the wonderful cure OF my son: also, TO let
you know that X,egetine is the best medicine
ever saw i0r Chllls, Shakes, Fever aud Ague. My
son was sick with measles In 1873, which left him
with HIP Joint disease. My son suffered great
deal Of pain all OF the time the pain was SO great
him particle, he could not lift his foot from the
your advertisement In the Louisville Courier
her and Blood Food. ] tried one bottle, which
cine, gradually gaining: He has taken eighteen
bottles In All. and he is completely restoled to
health, walks without crutches or cane He Is 20
who Is subject to Chills. Whenever he feels one
and that Is the last Of the Chill .Vegetne leaves
no bad effect upon the system like most Of the
medicines recommended for Chllls. ] cheerfuly
ftsscGomme9nd recon r p vegetlne for such complaints.
thlnk IL Is the the greatest medicine In the world
Respectfully, MRS. j. w. LLOYD.
Vegetlne.-When the blood becomes llfeless and
stagnant, either from change OF weather or OF
climate want OF exercise, irregular diet or from
any other cause, the Vegetlne will renew the
blood carry OF the putrld humors, cleanse the
stomach, regulate the bowels, and impart q tone
OF Vgor to the whole body.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-30
VEGETINE.
FOR
DYSPEPSIA, NE.R 70 US.NE,SIS,
AND GENERAL DEBJJJry

AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
Bernardston, Mass, 1878.
We, the undersigned, having used Vegetlne.
take pleasure In recommending 1t to all those
troubled with Hunors of any kind, Dyspepsia
Nervousness, or General Debility IL being fhe
Great Blood Purifier. Sold by II. L. Croweli 4
Sons, who sell more OF IL than all other patent
medicines put together.
MRS. L. II. PURKINS.
MRS. III. w. SCOTT.
JOSEPHUS SLATE
Vegetineis the great health restorer-composed
exclusively OF barks, roots, and herbs. 1t Is very
pleasant to take; every child likes 1t.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-30

EB If man is without enemies,
wouldn't give ten cents for his friends.
The man who can please everybody has
not got sense enough to displease any
body.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
COMM ERCIAL REPOR I.

COTTON: SPOT FIRMER; FUTURES CLOSED
srEADr-,fLOUR sTEADY--waEAT STEADY
CORN sTEADY-oATs 1-2c. A 1C. HJ0HER-
PORK sTEADY-LARD STE DY- WHISKEY
QUIET-NAvAL STORES NOMINAL--PETRO-
LEUM QUIET-GRocERIES FIRM.
SATURDAY. Sept. 14-8P. N.
The markets generally were stoady ana some OF the
leading staples represented ON Change were better
Such was tho with -four, whoat ana oats, which
were steady, the same markets. yesterday showing
unsasiness Corn ruled steady, as did also pork and
lard. whiskey was quiei Cotton on the spot showed
Increased nrmness IN tone. without, however, any
auotabie chang Futures closed steady from
points better than yesterdays closing prices Naval
stores were still dull and nominal ron showing weak
ness OILS and petroleum without changs of mpor
tancs.
CoFrEx.-Ths market for Rio ruled hrm but quiet.
Mid coffee also quiet We quote :-Ordnary car
goes i4,sc. a 1875. fair do. i61sc = l6Lc good
do, lie u I71sc.; prime do. I7lsc. IKE. sx-
treme range for lots, l4ilc 49,; Santos fair ~
good i6i4c. u lG5xc.. gold. 90 days; Java govern.
ment bags 23c. 2tc.; do. grass mats 23c. 24c. !:
apore Ice. lie: Cey!on, l6c ISc; Maracabo,
I3l.c l7c.: Laguayra. lie l6lsc Jumaicx lac. a
lsisc ST. Domingo. I2ssc. Iai4c. Porto kico. I4c
lsIe Costa Riea. i4c tie Mexican. I5c i7c.: Ma.
cas.ar. lie. isc. AngostUra. tic. 17c; ssvanis,
I3c. a lVjsc.; Curacoa, I3tac. a i5c
CorroS the hrner, without ouotabe change
ing .ures selling at Sl ~ $ll II. Prize
improved stesdy. and september sold hish SiI
The steady with advance Tor the
fpoints rue closing prices OF FRIDAY and to-day
nnt
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
Government bonds were strong throughout, ana
closed ~ the highest prices oi the day. The three

In State bouds Louissna consols rose from 1915 to
a. Missouri sxes OF 1887 sold 1O3. do. OF 1882
q 1914
Karoau bonds wero active and strong in the early
part Of the day, dull ana nrm 10 the afternoon.
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold coupons
sold at 9e 9s3s, and wore afterward quoted At l0O
hid and 1907 asked. Hannibal ana st. Joseph con
ver,blss sold NJ Wa, and were later bid ior at ssH
with 9sh asked c. g. ana l. G. nrsts sold at ~, and
wero af,erwsrd quoted Al 47x H1s M,ssourf
Kansas and Texas consolidated assentsd rose from
az, a. ST, Paul consolidated siIking fund sold
uo 10 e4h Eric nrsts 10 ll6 and Toledo and Wabash
frsss OK coupon, 10 1o2 Chicago and Alton Grsts
sold at 1l5 Chicago and Northwestern consolidated at
ll0L Syracuse, Binguamtoa aud Now York nrsts ~
1887. l035x; Morris atsi Essex nrsts at ll7, Fort
Wayne thirds at ia ana Pttsburg fourths at 1861
Pacific railroad bonds closed as foliows:-Union
nrsts. lc5k 106; Union land grants, 1861 u lo7;
Union sink ng iunds, 99ys alo0s; CcntraIs. 1O5x a
ioS.:
the Executive Committee OF the Southwestern
Raiiway Association to-day equslizsd The rates from
Missouri Rivor points, to IKE effect Monday.
The foreign comm CO OF he port OF New York for
the pas, week was &C eperai merchandise imports.
including DRY goods, $5,4io 040; produce exports,
S. os7, $780,
Movsnsnt Of grain :-Chcago-Rc OF wheat,
l42 sos bushels; shipments l4,cl3 40. receipts Of
corn 1885, O64 do shipments, $40, li5 do. Milwaukee,
Receipts Of wheat, 1000 bushels; shipments 20 900
d. receipts corn, 2 400 do. shpments. l43 do.
Tho total i'm ports sancs January this year were
COOS ols s43 against s37 $780, 924 The period
last year. and S2oS, ,slG,969 IN 1876.
The total exports or produce siico January l this
x..r were s239 O36 754 against slss 49, 574 Ior the
same period last year, and slsl, 543. ia In 1875
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
An Active and Irregular
Market for Stocks.
GOLD STRONG AT 100 3-8.
Governments Buoyant, States Dull, Rail-
ways Advanced.
MONEY ON CALL IL TO 2.
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY, Sept l4-6P. 81.
A remark made in Yesterdays article to The effect
that prices slowly under bear PRESSURE ous
advanced quickly 10 bull support was exemplihed To-
day by Improvement in values, without any par
lieu ar provocaton being that end. It's COO
rsdsd popuAriy ana physioiogcaly that "oisoa VIII
tsn' when man opposed 10 maD, and At is equally
true that The pulses OF q rev,vng prosperity are IN
lair way TO tell upon vaiaes when low prices are
opposed TO higher Although quotations. upon tne
market rigsed from day 70 day. so'ne''"es
downward aud sometimes upward, to sui thev'e"so
manipulators IL Is not 10 bo doubted that Tie prev
s,eut aud unbiased opinion tends toward Sreau"i
in the description OF stock secur-
lt,es Az straw TO show that wind blows In this
direction nave market To-day WHICH
responded with aviity 10 a very moderate aegrss OF
buyup and sirongy resisted ali efforts for seclne.
Tho struw may apparently blow the other way TO-
xnorrov but those who up to the tricks ~ I'M
trade viii mako due allowance Tor u temporary ado
aaw, which by means bstokons pernaD'nt
change OF wind. scarcely so much attention was
,,,d 20 the sraugers to-day usually happens, mach
o! me speculative interest being situated OIL into LAKE
Shore ana tho OF these latter New Jersey
Central showed advance Of about three per ceni,
she same |. Is sa,d being due 10 Increased earnings
II this be true occupation Of carrying coal TO
Eeweastie despite its traditional unpro1tabieness
may mot be such bad business after ail, for this,
apart from The passenger trac Is about all there is
lell ior the road 10 DO. The c.. e. and l. Z.
stock il beginning TO bubble up into activity
and higher figures. This ebultion is due 10 the be-
liei that better prices win result from tho decision
.bou, 10 be rendered udxs Harlan, OF The United
States Supreme Court which, 1t Is assumed, Wall bo
t.vorabls 10 the road. Should this be the the
peunsylvania Railroad Company will be compelled TO
pay over 10 Tho c., c. and l. {. Company some 2s per
cs,t OF back interest," as well ~ to submit 10
uho terms OF the lease which they have en-
deavored 70 rspudiate II II be. as slated, that the
rsupsy vania Railroad people nave oeen large buy
a.. n, The c.. G. and l. Z. stock and bonus at de-
pressed prices would appear thai they not ony an.
,,c,ps,e me dsc,siou but that they arc IN position
90 lake Il very kindly II comes. The market ut III
c,oso uGordeA about the best figures OF the day as
we'll AZ sounding keynote which was unqusssionAby
bullish. -
Following are The opening, highest ana lowest
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

These changes reduce the surplus reserve $3.50 $50.
All The recorded sales oil gold were made at l005f
IN aough there were transactions al '-16 Borrow
tIa were Hat TO y for use and u to per cen,
for carrying Az the Nstisual Bank Of the State OF
Nee YORK, tho Clearing House OF the Cold Excnangs
the transactions were -
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

Al the New YORK Mining Stock exchange inc dny's
sales were:-BsrIha Edilh, $500 sharss NJ cents
% 100 ceps, IN lots OF 500 10 5000, buyers
10 TO 60. Buckeye, 200 shares at .50 200 ~ .o2
10O buyer 90 as .56; 303 seller &c. ut 80 Consoil.
dated Virginia, 80 shares at 1874, buyer 80. lmpe-
rial 10 shares at IA Gold Placer, 100 shares at "a
500 2S 800 ut rs seller 80 Lacrosse, 200 shares
at .25 400 Ut .26; 500 at .27; 1000 at "a Gran
VILE, 20J shares, seller 3, At l. Moose, zoo at g.
Plumas, 800 q, 4l6 Raymond u Ely, 10 "a. Sierra
Nevada 100 al 1856 American Consolidated, so ut 4.
Cahiorn,s, 10 ut 1lx AariposA assessment pa'd).
$50 at 220
r,,. .,,e;no nri.as of atocks Sau EeLncisco
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

Receipts to DAY, $33S, 600
London sdv:css reported an advance Of y per cent
in cousols TO 95 90 u tor money, and TO 95h so4
ior the account. United States bonds are steady ~
LOG tor 4ys's, 1913 1s67's, losh for ten-for'ss
ana l0ss. for hves Erie ell or 10 lSH preferred
y, TO s0h ILLINOIS Central ~ to soH, aud New jersey
Central ". 10 1. Al the close Erie preferred recov-
cred 10 81 aud ILLINOIS Central to SoH The Bank Of
England gained col. 900 bullion to-day on balance
Al Paris rentes rose 70 1871. 21}Sc
Foreign exchange was quiet, and rates were un-
changed, nouinaiIy and ior actual business.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
,ANGE or PLUmuATIoS.

Following are The opening, highest and lowest
,,,c.s o, stocks to-day with the closing quotaaons
The New York herald., 1878-09-15


s another circular regarding the silver dollar was
rscufved from che Treasury Department suspending
the orders OF the I'd and 7th irst aud leaving IN
force that Of July H. will be remembered that the
order Of september direcled the United states
Treasurer forward Tree cost, 4l2 grain silver
dollars in sums OF not less than $1,000 more than
$lO 900. any person in the nled states who sent
to tns Treasury cerncac OF the deposit OF equal
Am0NnL OF currency-either United states legal ten
der notes or national bank notes. That oiSeptcmber
removed the restrictions Of the order OF the 80 and
made silver dollars silver certificates obtsinabc 10
any Ganount aud Tor any purpose and aitsr To-
uorro~. september 10.
The order revived aud In iores issued. July
10 aud furnishes list of national banks, which, upon
their application, TO be supplied Tree OF expense
With standard silver dollars from mint II iurther
thxa the Treasury expects that the coin thus
furui.hso .wii DO put into circulation IN exchange
for United States and national bank notes, n lieu OF
one ana ,wo dollar notes, by being furnished 10 pub.
lie disbursng officers, to manufacturing and other
establishments and persons for In place OF small
notss; other banks and bankers tor distribution In
like manner py them, and Tor all purposes as
currency, but not directly Tor the purpose OF being
used In making those payments to the governments
winch ars required to DO made In coan."
dsspa,ch from Washington explains that the
Hnod1cason oil the order with regard totis distri-
button oi standard silver dollars, while orbidding
ahsr exchange tor United S,aies notes. parmits the
sanding Of them 10 depository banks only "a the~x-
pnss OF the mint, and there exchanged Tor Uniccd
stsies notes
Tho Treasury now holds s349, ,45o in United.
States bonus secure The national BANK circulation
91a asa 400 In United States bondsto secure public
deposits and s53s6 C00so subscriptions TO tho
four per cent loan.
United states bondSdepositeu oScircuiation during
che week endng to-day, *l,342,0o0
Omitted states bonds head tor circulation Withdrawn
for week ending to-day, u, ,30e 700
National bank eircuIatioo outstanding .--Currency
notes. gold notes, 462 900; internal
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
EUROPEAN MARKlrS.
LONDON. Sent. Il. 1873.
COMMERCIAL,

LONDON, Sept. II, 1873
The Minclng Lans markets show downward tendency.
The rather large quantity vi coffee brought forward
tion partly found buyers ut l Is per cwt decline
Gus parcel, OF ore1n had be owing to
very Tow oids The Dutch sale "Wednesday next will
sd per Tor lower qualities. but refined Is
steady Beat sold Inside for delivery The
position Of the tea market has undersone te change.
There inquiry by private
Ihe pubic sses oi China have again
besu moasate. inaian teas continue in strong demand
The speculative een la rice has entirely ceased aud
the weeks transactions Fave been unusually lmited.
BLACK pepper attracted less Attcntion white Was rm but
Yogk PRODUCE ExcHAsGK RtroRT.
LwkRPpoL, sept. -, 1873
Pork-Pime mess-Eastern ste.dy at 55s. Wes.efn
dull Ass Observation-Disclosures cut hrmer at SIS !;
dull a, SIS isms-ioug GU du At s7s shouidsrs duh
2Ss I'd BseIuds dull At 75s extra duii ..
SIS prime mes duh at 67s Prime Western steady
37s 81 ralow-rrime city hrner al 3s' 1urpen,ne-
Spirits duh at 1ss Kosn Common steady at a. ID
Lard oil steady at Ais Picur-E state dub 21s
wneat-5pring No dull ~ - 90 spring No oui ut
Southern. dull at 81 lOd CofnMixsd soft, Old. dun at
24s Sd mixed prime steady Ut ia ID Cottonsecd
oil y elbow American steany ut 3ts
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Sept. -. 1873,
Bank bits, sxy and ninsy aays. are qaoted ~
"a ~ and three mouths trade bits at per
market have been the recovery OF consols
sequence oi easier money and the depression In
the Aibanisn insurreetiop. Business has
been except ior Egyptian seeurto whet are
ernnlenis have supported from New York.
the railroad department less animstch, tho iincs
Lospos sept. 14-5 r. VI.
The Of bullion gone into Ihe h Aux OF ngand
on balance to-day is f57,oDO
Paris advlces quote hve per cent renes llS 1e TOR
PARIS. Sept. "A, 1873.
Exchange on London. 25. 29Ise. ios snort ight.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
SECOND R0ARD--l 2 NJ.

S3OOOU 500 49,. I055s 5000 Us As l9O7bc 991s
buOLO Us An 1891. lO3sa 1000 Us SIS Sl 1904
4oOOU Us AZ. r. '0l. be 10 "a
The New York herald., 1878-09-15


i0.c low middiing. iU4e; midd6ng, i Sales spot
7o.Doy Lost Ereniay. Total
t,on.um ption ......... xJU abJ 7vJ
contract. 800 bales yesterday. For future
delivery sales follows: erdsy, after
4. rO 32c. 100 %. Ia JIc. October,
300 il.O0c 3,u iIu7c. November 100 At iUolc.,
ius2c, TOO At 10 sc; December. 500 at lVsle
January, lO32c., 3uJ 10 Yia 500 10 SJc.
Aprii H. i5c iotni. TO bsss. To-day.
r. -septemver $40 at ll3ic. 900 at lI3tc 6DJ at
3ic, lI.J2c.. I3.UU II Sac. october, IJO
1T uJc., ii.DTc. 800 il.Usy.. 800 lLOyc
Novem 3uJ 10 Dlc. 100 at 10 &c. IOU iuyic
December IuO at lUyOc.. 2uU iUvlc, 2O
IUiy2c lu.Yic. January 40 at l0yic February
O3c. March, 100 at llOSc.. 9OJ al ll1lc.;
April. 100 at H. ioc., vU' at H. lSc May, 800 al
III 23c Total 1000 ssles GRAND total. 2i.3o bales.
The receipts at the ports were ss 70 owsuaiveston.
4ete Daics; New orleans, 800; MOBILE 467; savsnn sh
1858; Cbarles ton, ,Rss Wilmington, 3G7; NorioIK,
do Total 10 TIA bales This cay last week. 4lCs tses
Ihis day last year 2i5o uats foai sines september
4 72S2A bales. Cotton freights closed foilows:
10 Hxvre, by steam. &c. compressed; by sail nc.
To Hamburg. steam, s.c compressed 10 Bremen,
SIC I.lGc., compresscd by sat-, hc To Liverpoo by
u lad ny sail. i5.6tu., compressed
FIDuH AND GRAIN. -Iteccipts-fiour, ID .635 bbls.
wheat 4isDJo bushels; cora meal. 323 bbls. i9j
Go barley matt ~. .UU do fbe Hour market generally
STEADY, with good ingniry tor oid. but neg.
rue sales including state. Western and
were about ~ Ub bbls. ~tnin the annexed range
-four zdy, with sales vf 800 bbl Corn
active sales 300 bbls within the range
bags city sackeu ~ per cwt Hye was fairy active
TO- 2O bushels No Western. tor November
livery 02c 5000 bushels do. deliverable week,
Gle and $40 bushels ungraded do at Doe 5sc We
The New York herald., 1878-09-15

Wheat steady. Al the hrst call v8UO bushels No.
tor Oct sod ~ OH aSI UsL 1900
bushes DO for November sold ut ~ O-s al Osl
second call. osng follows ;No. winter
septembe 81 U7pa bid, 81 U54 october 81 %
bia 81 os,4 asked do. NovemIer 81 bid ~ % asked
NO. sprine for september, 81 % bid 81 OU asked do
October 81 O1 bid, VI O3 asked; no Northwest Sep
smber 81 % Dd S1 10 asked The sales between cal,
2UUUUU bushels, Including some 5000 bushels No
white, 70 arrive at l5 al 81 ~ 81 % Tor amber Mich.
gnn, 81 U11y 81 U1 Tor No. amber 81 20 for 4
Minresos spring sorc 81 O51s for steamer No amer
$i O6 for steamer No. red 81 Ula tor M de- rel
81 81 OS tor VI Ib for white state 81
81 10 ter NO. wne. u v7I. 81 os tor No. red cash.
The New York herald., 1878-09-15
revenue receipts to-day. ssso, ,oso AZ; customs re-
ceipts, $453. .76G IL.
Receipts Of national bank notes for week ending to-
day, as compared with the corresponding period oi

Iotals ...........s...... y
nt 49, sQoQ anO
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-21
ports

ROUEN-Per bark Gauthiod-3s.319 81 sc bushels
corn in bulk
GENOA Fer bark Solon-i757 bale cotton 3lG6
pcs slaves
BONACCA-Per schr ri len Louisa-i50 bbls nour
II bbls pork 10 bbls potatoes 1900 foot lumber
10 600 shingles and suDdriss
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-21

90 - G. w Sentell &co-sundries 10 ordsr-Total 723
ba;fas cotton
WRECK OF STR q II DURFEE-Per steamer
Herbert-Lrge lot OF mdse 70 the Board OF Under
writers
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Alvin-'5 bids Of
sugar to J J Reias-i5 do J NJ Villsvaso-10 do j w
Rurbridge Sen-'t Johnson Bnsh e. Levert-l0
Oh am Boyd Fl do 70 bbla moasses Johr Iymond
la do II ReItran- sundries to order Total 100 hhds
sugar ~ hbls maiasH
LOWER COAST Fer steamer Iaabei-Sf hhds
an ar Richard Miken-2S bbls moiasses ! w Bur
bridge 6co-2l do Bush 4 Levert-15 l. Godchaux
sundrIes 10 order Total - hhds and - hbls q
moiaaaeE
LOWER COsST-Per steamer Kttie Nye-1un-
dties to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-21
FROM THE PASSES.

roRr EADs, Dec 20. .. Weather thick
and rainy. Wind northeast strong.
Arrived: British bark Queen of Australia
Reed master. AZ days from Liverpool. to Jos.
Cooper
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-21

IT ship Chippewa, Milne, ~ days from Liverpool, to
Hail a. Vaughan
Iir ship Birming ham. Symonda. 81 days from Liver
pool to Hall Vaughan
Ger bark Victoria, Werting, days from Key West
to Hall 4 Vaughan
Nor bark NordensjIod, Petersen, q days from Mar
settles to master
Nor bark Bondeveunen. Olsen, Sc days from Bristol
to master
Ital bark Giuseppe Cassgilolo, Forrers, 10 days
from Havre, 10 master
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-21
MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
December 9 1878,
Cleared yesterda,

Swed bark Gauthio1 Landergren, for Rouen-
Frenchs Seymer
Nor bark Scion, Olsen, for GeBta-
BuddenioH SEQ
Sohr Ellen Louisa, Costanyi. for Bonacoa-
Master
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Arrived

No arrivals from yesterday
sTEAMBoATb.
r. J CAV Brown from Bayou Sara
Natche1 feathers, from ViGksburg
Isabel u Pry from Lower Coast
kittie Nye. Knuna from Lower Coast
Alvin Scovell. from Lower Coast
Eva DeIouchel from Habnville
Co,nte brandon, Kounl. from Shreveport
Herbert Keuisou from wreck Of Sir q II Durfee
assumption Cha let from Bayou LatouTChe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-21
WAR. WAR;! WAR!..

GEE PROF. BERTRAND'S REMEDY fOB
> the destruction of all noxlous INSECTS and
GRASSES, especially of the Coco and BERN uda.
For further particulars apply to the depot,
NO. 50 CarondeIet street,
lo3s 4. L STUART. a2sls