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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24

In recapitulating the vote on the
Bland bill in the House 1t will be seen
that nineteen STATES voted solid for
the bill, representing population of
more than $4,000, 600; that six States
voted solid against the bill, represent
ing less than 4, 600, 900, and it will be
seen that the entire 161 votes in favor
of the bill represented a population of
more than $4,000, 900, while the thir-
ty-four votes against the bill represent
ed population of less than Q, 200, 600.
These figures are conclusive, and if the
people are true to themselves they
will win grand victory in favor of
the right. If leaders are timid now
the people will find new leaders. They
are determined to find way out of the
internal labyrinth of contraction, bank
ruptcy and business death.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24

THE discussion of the question of
eternal punishment is now prosecuted
with great vigor and, properly, with
much earnestness, in Chicago. They
have already dug deep, very deep,
hole under the town into which they
are training Lake Michigan to run.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24

AFTER giving the opinions of several
preachers on the subject of hell the
Cicilian man says he will try his haHa
on it at an early day. How naive the
confession, People contemplating
suicide commonly conceal the purpose
till the moment of its execution.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24

''oLD RrPn is now at sea for the
first time in his life. We speak figu-
rAtiveiy, of course, but he left New
Orleans on the thirteenth inst, and
knows more Of the border troubles
than most men.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24
'ns La ~ IN Tuv soIln ESH.
THE SUN.
1879. NEW YORK.

Is7s. NEW YORK. 1879,
AZ The time has eomo for the renewal Of SUBJ
neription. THE SUN would remind its ffiends
and well-wishers evcrywhere, that Il IL Sksin =
candidate for their consideration and SUPPORT.
Upon its record for the past ten yeAre Z relies
for continuance OF the hearty sympatgf and
renerous cooperation which have hlthsrt.l been
extended 10 Il from every quarter OF the Union.
The Daily sun Il . iour page sheet 81 3
columns; price BY mail. postpaid, 80 cimts =
month. or S6.So per year.
The SUNDAY eaition Of THE SUN i an
eight pace sheet OF IS eolumn& While giving
tha news OF the day, L also confirms large
nmoRnt of literary and miscellaneous mater
specially prepared for It. The SUNDAY SUN
hasmet with great success. Post aaid ~ 40
a3ear.
who does not know the WREKLT SUM- Il
elrcalates throughout the united StaieA the
CAnAdnr. and beyond. Ninety thousand fari-
lies greet its welcome pages weekly, and tegtrd
u IN he light % guide. counselor end iiicnd.
lts neua e1itonal agricultural. and hteuEy de-
p.rtnsnfs make Il essentially . jonFnAl for the
iAlEily aud nrefides 1ermas one Dollar a
ycer lost paid. This price. quality considered.
makca Il fha ch.aPoSf ncwepaper pub ttshcd-
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24

CToIEN.

A black horee. aAout 16 han6s hieh. tahr,, frou,
ny h01ne, about nile 1oufh q Drval : nlior
On ffo tne1lysuIlh - Docemher Uofr, -
pIl14tq o. ~ .roal4L ues = abu1t Z J. 1rs
N.1. VIA 3ll-e els.- o1 tprene4d en4 oIih snip
O. nc11. With = 1r1k< tS|De ecaE % hind 4 = fSh
VII ~ naid for the thief and horae q 4 s for
ne IofI4 Or Tor lnfuii-lA-lt4 t11DIlnE ma TO -
f1rc him. This Icw1rd nj - paid II found
rnt q Travis coanty. n t.q11 Il ne tb6nfr
E.|f Ihe amoants. ". \. EIkD, DoFa, Snsloi,.
AlAIll oezpty, Teas. qAW
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24

WHooPIsG cough and other kindred
disorders are produced, it is stated. by
the fungi, visible with the microscope
on apple and orange peelipgs.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24

Postmaster GENERAL KEY says he
will be a candidate for. gubernatorial
honoIs In Tennessee, if his name can
be of value in maintaining the S:ate's
good name.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24

In Van zsndt county wheat prom
70 give an abundsnt yield, ana
the condition Of the wheat c1aR
most every pOrson Of the
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24

THE female suffregisss promise the
presidency to the man who win e.
pouss their cause. Garry the news to
Tom Bowers.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24

DIR. Tut has been en-.
gagged in the practice
Of medicine thirty
years, and for a long
time was demonstras
tor Of anatomy In the
Medical College of
Georgia, hence, per-
sons using his Pills
have the guarantee
that they are prepared
OH scientific principles,
and are free from all
qliackery,
lie has succeeded In
combining in them
the heretofore antag.
onistic qualities of 4
strsag1hSRiaE, psga-
HVe 4 PEIiy yyiRgfoSie
Their first apparent
effect Is to Increase the
appetite by causingthe
food toproperly assim-
ilate, thus the system
is nourished, and by
their tonic action on
tho digestive organs,
regular & heHithy evs
acuationsare produced
The raPidity with
which Persons take o's
fssk, while under the
influence OF these pills,
OF itself indicates their
adaptability to no,Tish
the body, and hence
their efficacy In curing
nervous debility, mel.
ancholy, dyspe psis,
wasting OF the mus.
eles, sluggishness Of
the liver, Chronic cons
|stipation, and i'm part.
Q the system. Sold ev.
ray Street, New York.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
j. n. ZEILIN g. CO.,

MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA.
Il contains four medical Clements, never
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and q certain Corrective Of all irpurities Of the
body. Such signal success has attended It's use,
that 1t Is now regarded as the
Inectual Specific
Fer all diseases OF the Liver, Stomach and
Spleen.
As a Remedy In
MALARIoUS FEYERS, DYSPEPSIA, BOWEL
COMPLAINTS. MENTAL DEPRESSION,
kESTLESSNESS, JAUNDICE, NAC-
SEA, OK HEADACHE. COLIC,
CONSTIPATION AND Bill
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24

PIScHBAcK received sl7, 900 for con-
testing 3 seat in the Senate. he will
keep on pinching back. I's the best
business be ever struck.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24
J. III. ZkILIN & Co.,
Maroon. Ca and PhiIadeI plia

Your valuable medicine SMMOSs's LIVER
1 use it for everything 1t Is recommended, and
never knew 1t to fail. have used il ip Collie and
Grubbs, with n y mules aud horses, giving them
about half bottle at a time. haye moi lost
one that gave II to. you can recommend IL 10
everyone that has stock "a being the best Inedi-
cine known for all complaints tn 1t horse flesh is
heir to, 4. T. TAYLOR,
does Agent for Changers Of Georgia.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24
THE CHEAPEST, PUREsT AND BEsT FAMILY MED
IcISE In TIE WoLDl

THE CHEAPEST, PUREsT AND Best FAMILT MED
IcfSE IN THE WOLD!
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION. Jsun-
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Depression ef Spirits, SOUR STOhACH, Heart
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This unriValled Southern Remedy is wlrrant-
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or any injurious mineral su Instance, hut III
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs,
which an sll-wise Providence has placed In conn
tries where Liver Diseases most prevail IL
Will cure all Diseases caused BIZ De-
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The SYMPTOMS Of Liver Complaint arg Bit
ter or bad taste In the mouth; Pain in the Back,
Sides or Joints, often mistaken fer Rheunlltir IN;
Sour stomach; Loss of Appetite; t'owels
alternately costIve and lax; Headache; Loss OF
memory, with painful sensation OF having
failed To 20 something which ought to hav. been
done; Debility. Low spirits, thick yel-
low appearance or the Skin and Eyes, dry
Cough often mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many OF these symptoms attend
the disease. at others very few; but the LIVER,
the largest ofgAn in the body, is generally the
seat Of the disease, and IL not Regulated In time,
great suffering, wretchedness and DEATH
will enGue.
can recommend as efhcacious remedy fer
disease Of the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia,
BINNoHs's LIVER REGULATOR.
LEWIS q. WUNDER,
1925 Master street, Assistant Postmaster, PhilA-
delphia.
1--WE have tested its virtues, personally, and
know that for Dyspepsia, BiliousLess, and
Throbbing Headache, IL Is the best medicine the
world ever saw. We have tried fcTty other rem
edies before Simmons's Liver Regulator, but
none OF them gave us more than temporary re-
lief; but the Regulator not only relieved, put
cured us."-ED. Tetegraph and Messenger, Ma
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-01-24

Tt HRs NO Il q u ell.
CAUTION.
As there are a number OF limitations offer ed to
the pn bic we would caution The community to
buy no Powders or Prep Ired SIMMONS LIV-
ER REGULATOR, unless in our epPLaved wrap
per, wi h the trade mark, stamp and signature
unbrvken. None other is genuine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-27
CLEARED.

Steamer Cimbria Ger, Bsdcnhauscn, Hamburg via
Plymouth aud CherbouyR-kunhardt n Co
steamer adji tBrl, Fairclvth. Porto Gabco. So Johns
PR and - Thomas-A Y Outerbridge Co.
steamer City 81 Washington Zimmerman. Havans-F
Alexandra A Sons.
steamer Issse BELL. Lawrence Richmond, vs-oid Do
mnion Steam ship Co
steamer Martha stevens Chance, Baltimore via South
Amboy and Camdcn-.J krems.
Steamer Alliance, Lawson, PhiIndelphia--Jsmes Hand
steamer Giaucus, Benr-e Boston-lf Dmock,
Bark Visitor Nor, Bjornsen, Jondon-R W Cameron a
Co
Bark Mia Madrc dtsD. Pastorino. London--siocovich
Co.
bark dem. Gibbs. Bristol, E--Snow Burgess
Bark Lef Nor, Erickson. AbcrdecnBock mann Oeroin
a Ca
Bark Ornen fNor siverscn. Rottcrdam-C Tobias A Co
BARK uypata Br, MARSHALL, Bordeaux via Newark Nj
j II Winchester n Co
bark Padre Aus yeusig, Dedcasstch TnrkoyD--sioco
vich Co
BARK Jose Moro. Carlisle, cardenss-slocovich Co.
Brig Josie Ha,sltinc, Nickcrson, AMER tor orders
slocovich Co
Brig pr"tell,oro d,aD, siamo Naps.. E-runch, Edge
Go
Brig " II Latimer tBrl, Armstrong, Porto Rtco--W q
Bailey a 60.
Brig Smith. Bartlett Gibara Cuba for orders-F II
big Alida smith CBr, smith, Manzanillo-I whitney
4 80.
schr Louie Van Brnnt. Tooser Psra-9 Ansinck A Co
schr q Berry, seavey. Barbados-Daniel Trowbridre
sebr Sawyer, orchard, IT Pierre Narf-Tsasc n
Stsple.
.sehr Maggie Bn. Hunter, walton, Ns--J whitney
10.
sloop Graves Jaws. Perth Amboy ssvsr stsrry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Dec 25-saed ship Cromwell. Barstow, Wow
York; barks Roma vcr Larsen do Alice Roy CBr, Nc.
Ken,ie. Philadelphia
BRrsys, Dec 22-Arrived steamer Hansa Ger, He'll
mers. New York.
BORDEAUX Dec 24-Arrvcd, bark Maria spl, sagasti.
New Orleans.
Sailed I'D barks All Nor. Thorbornscn, United States
cath Fairy Belle r Gardner, New York Tillid tNor),
johnson, do brig Rosclia smith tBrl Lockhars, do.
CALAIS. Dec 25-Arived, Newark, from - Ozark
Newark Br Boyd from san Francisco has reported
arrived At Liverpool Dec 10.
CasRborno, Dec 23-saled, bark Hurra CNor Meidahi.
New York
DunLIs. Dec 25-Sailed. bark Alice Cooper tI,r, King,
United states Queen Of the Fleet tr) willing do; Wave
King CBr, Corbctt do; Mustang Nor, Brkciand, Sa-
vannah.
DuSDALN, Dec 26saiicd bark ycstcriide tNor Mddcl.
thon. United states
HAvRr, Dec 22-Arrvcd. bark Aroiiuca Rodolfo aus,
Cosnch Now York 27d. ship British America tBr) Lock
hart do. bark Henrik Ibscn Sorl. Medc do 18th Ydun
Nor, Hsgcmsnn. do
Sailed Path bark Williams (Br), Smith. Baltimore.
HosrtEUR, Dec 25-Arrivsd bark Embls CNor Petersen
Daltimora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-27
TROUBLE IN THE world" OFFICE.

There Transformation scene in the World
Office at eleven O'Clock last night. At that
hour Captain Petty, Of the Oak street police
station, entered with squad Of men. and
the editor. Mr.. William H. Hurlburt sent
word TO the printers that they must leave immedi-
ately The eompositors left peaccably aud distrib-
utcd themselves through the saloons along Park
row, where they discussed their alleged grievances
until an early hour this morning Immediately upon
the premises being vacated by the union printers
about thirty new men not connected with
the typographical union brought iuto
(he Office snd set az work. but were not
numerous enough 10 I'LL all the cases occupied by
the dismissed. The latter stated that some
tiiue ago they submitted to reduction
from forty-six 10 forty-two cents per thou
sind ems, with the understanding that IL
any future reduction were contemplated
they should have notice and ample time 10 consider
II. The ousted assert that in consequence Of
that they 70 be dismissed last
night and their places Allied by who would
work for thirty cents per thousand, they sp-
pointed a committee TO wait upon Mr.. Patton,
the publisher. yesterday. This gentleman. they state.
referred them to Mr.. Hurlburt who refused 10 give
them any satisfaction. They determined TO at least
set up the type for this mornings paper before
taking any action, and allege that they were much
surprised by the action OF Mr.. Hurlbur last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-27
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER 81 1s7TRPLE SHEET

on the skerries lith Emilia, Nordgren, from Liverpool
P ss 1 aa a ls % "
r9 as. rap "a. Stanley Arnssen MrSmehi
Sailed from Gravesend 18Th Laurens SNOW cardin;
LIMERICK, Dec i3Arrved, zvonmr Martinolich Baiti-
MARsElLIrs. Dec lI-Arrived Santa Anna cahsro New
fS h lah Matador, Ewer Quebec Byzantine Couch %
SAILED ion ArneyIg Ellingsen rysee x.w Work
r,S ~; pec sailed peronda s' hho'' Ne~ i'
NrvronI Dec is-clsared, Edward Waugh, orzs Guada.
Sailed 18th. Mary Kerstcn, Kcrsten, Guadaloupa
NxwcAsrLk, Dec l2-Cleared, Redewater 90, for New
Ssxnr, Dec i277saied Galers, for Glssgov p,.m.n
Nsro@ New 9Tls.ns
Qurxssrows. Dec is-oG, Evviva, from Brunswick for
Sailed ah Lady Milton MsR.e Ronsn I'ses, ,ro%
S .s"s. % s"s aSS
No1sa Dee ru. in Aphon.ne OF Ono
sue; New indie.
TEyEl Dec il-saed Waterloo, Henson and Charlotte,
TosSAr ou.aksTE. Dec 7-Arrved. cehanin, zepiein
TssrRlrrn Nov ARRIVED zeDena Merriam Troon Cand
sailed aah for pemcrara, o,n-,-
WrsrroRr Dec l2-Ready for sea, Carmel Gerudsen for
YxtIpKs, Dec li-Arrivcd, Ilmator Bonde, Now York.
FALMOUTH. Dec ls-The Lncco, Oliysd, from Baltimce
for Dunkirk wheat in here today having lost little
bulwarks, and for u Channel pilot.
LONDON, Dec 1.-THE Italian bark Fortunate Catherine,
arrived in he river from Pasdeeha hs, or se
doned 200 ton. register laden with timber The
three standing and gale blowing from tho
her but could not ascertain her name. She had deck
cam build COLA stripe with figure On stern which
square, and lot of carved wood bow The three
the bad weather. and had to proceed 10 Queenstown AZ
with officer board She seemed in every par
ticular all right, only being waterogged.
HAvRE. Dec I2-Thc Alessandra. from New York for
Rouen grain. grounded her che Seine above
Csudcbec got of the following tide without appar
ent damage. Tho Alessandra arrived ut Rouen Dec 10
The Tid Nor, johnson. arrived Mt bordeaux LIST inst
GRAIN from New York; had very bad VOYAGE during
strained and makes water
The Confess Duchatcl Prench Dupont arrived 1T Bor
deaux GRAIN from New Oresns il much strained and had
sails carried away on the voyage.
ScLLY. Dec 1.-the Mechanic Of Portland (hel, from
Baynass for London witch put In Doc 3. leaky, was
placed on the ground here and lay good DEAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-27
r. B. BAYARD.

r. B. Bayard, Of the grain shipping house OF James
Knox Co.. died in Baltimore yesterday morning at
bis residence Cathedral street of Brights disease
of the kidneys. He was aged forty-nine years. Mr..
Bayard was leading merchant and was conspicuous
for his efforts to promote the mercantile interests of
Baltimore. He member of the Citizens Com
mitee appointed to urge upon Congress the necessity
for a Post Office building, and also ap-
pointed to represent the Baltimore Board Of Trade
at the Franco american Convention held in Paris
last summer but although present was prevented by
i'll health from participating in the discussions. For
many years he represented Baltimore in the National
Board of Trade Convention. and a member OF the
Executive Committee of the latter. In May last Mr.
Bayard went abroad in the hope Of recuperatng his
failing health, and travelled for several months
the Continent of Europe He finally went 10 Paris.
where he grew seriously ill., and returned home in
September last. Deceased frst cousin to Senator
Bayard and leaves a wife and two children. He was
highly esteemed in social well business circles.
The Baltimore Board OF Trade will meet to-day to
take suitable action concerning his demise and
funeral.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-27

HAMBURG. Dec 23-saied Dark Brilliant Nor Pausen,
United States
HAawIcu Dec 24-sailed bark Othere tBr Wilson, sa-
| vannah.
LIVERPOOL Dec 25-Arrived steamers rroubadour Br),
Thompson, Galveston; VIM symington (Br, Haett, New
Orleans tsec below
Sailed GATH steamers Austrian (Br Watts Baltimore;
18th. Pembroke DR. James, Boston; Indiana, Sargent,
Philadelphia
LoSpoS, Dec ae-Arrved. bark Aniello Gaiasola dap.
Abano, Baltimore.
LONDONDERRY Dec 25-Saed, bark Mnnehaha (Br),
Brow ming, New York mo. previously
LIMERICK 26-sailed schr Brgsder, Norton, Trini
dad.
Philadelphia.
MovILLr Dec 2eArrivsd steamer Circassan dr). Num-
roe, New York for Glasgow.
Sailed 2ist Polynesian (Br) Brown tfrom Liver
pooh, Baltimore,
MALAGA, Dec 2i-Arrived bark Catalins spp Gofordo,
Savannah.
MARsgILLrs Dec 23-Sailed, bark Ascsnsione dtsD ST.
ano. New York
NEWCASTLE, Dec 2s-Arrved, bark Bs,nsguith ('r,,
Thomas, Bull River, leaky; had been ashore.
QuEESsrows. Dec 26-Saied steamer City OF New York
(Br). Land from LIVERPOOL New York.
ROTTERDAM, Dec 2+-Cisared bark Nevada Hr) Foster.
Unit,d States.
sournAsproS Dec 24-sailcd bark Sestri CNor. Svens
SEN Batimore 2ah, Donau tGer) Bussns drom
Bremen). New York
Sr NAzAIRK. Dec 21-Arrivcd, steamer Aza1ea (Br),
Stephens, New York.
WEsrPoRr Dec 23-Sailed, barxs Attla Nor, Nielsen,
New York. Carmel Nor, Gjeruidsen, Baltimore
WEST HARrLEpOoL Dec 23-Sailed, bark Skjoldmoen
(Nor,. Lund, Delaware Breakwater
LONDON Dec 2s-stcamer symington CBr). Hastt, from
New Orleans Liverpool yesterday dams gcd hav
ing been in collision.
Bark Fri Nor,. Erickson from Bilbos for - arrived
at Lisbon Dec - lcaky
WEATHER REPORT.
FALMOUTH, Dec o6-Wind w, light.
LrzARp, Dec 26-Wnd SW. fresh.
PLYMOUTH. Dec 2e-wind sw. fresh, rain; barometer
1884
SCiILY Dec 2o-Wind SW, fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-27
GEORGE A ALLEN.

George A. Allen. Of the ablest and most inhu-
sntia members of the New Jersey Bar. died at his
residence in Pennington. N. j.. yesterday morning.
During the civil he served captain in the
Third New Jersey regiment Of volunteers, his
being the first from that state TO offer its services
20 the President. He republican. and,
although refranng from nominations. always
gave his party an active support He was liberal.
progressive citizen. His funeral which Ia TO take
place Monday next. will be attended by the Vice
Chancellor and many Of the prominent lawyers Of
the State. The deceased was fifty six years old.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-27
A SANITY SINNER.

Roundsman Kelly, Of the Twcnty-arst precinct.
yesterday arrested tall dressed a. a clergyman,
whom he found visiting the Easements Of the FASH
f,nable houses in that ucghborhood and onversing
with tho servant girls The Superior of tho
Rc1emptorist Fathers Third street identified
him the who hal swindled many Of his
psrishionsrs. His mode 20 swndiiug is 20 repre-.
sent himself 10 be priest aud pretend be- collecting
money tor college in Germany To every person
subscribing 10 the fund he gave picture Of saint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-27
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. Is, 1873.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BIZ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHryEsr0SE yEi.EGRAPH LINE.
steamer seythia tBr,, Ha,ns. Liverpool Dec IA and
Queenstown 18TH with mdse and passengers 10 Franck
sieam.r Ethiopia DR. Campbell, Giasrs~ Disc 10 ana
N Nozzle Dec T s'f a1a 3 omss. To.
steamer bound y; sd lat ~ is. lon ~ %, Canard
as IA" IS ns
Of SANDY Hook, steamer Parthia Br from Now York for
steamer City of Rio de Ianeir wier J.n.rc Dec g.
a., Eat, With %ase and Sss,snssl. mallory
os For frnes 4 s%a Kingston 18th 1s
and passengers TO PIN. forwood Co Dec II ~ miles
Cave. for ss% e"' ''4'' oss
steamer Champon Lockwood, Charleston days. With
steamer Aibemsric Gibbs Lewes DEL with mdse to the
5 gs.1s ss ,s
and had jsSoem &c. carried away "'''' '"' s''e'
schr theresa 4 Keene. .eens. Key West days and
schr Charles Dennis. Crane t-orTeto.n DC Dec "a on
Winter Quarter Shoals split oresa and carried away fore
sehr Mary Amsden, Baker Georgetown DC for Provi.
SIR Richard Hin, Smith, Alexandria for SOrwalk.
schr J johnson. Virginia
schr Monmouth. Anderson. virginia
schr D Williams. sseemsn. baltimore.
schr g r Lrtle6eid oliver. Boston for Virginia
81 steamer wieisnd Ger. from Hamburg which ar.
hsa ns Weather "s6 variable Winds to She Banks. Senes
sea-. and snow saa Ia
A. Ion s passed steamer weser Ger hence for Bremen
~ Bark Emma Payzant Orr, from Calais which was
anchored below for orders TO the city o5th AM
~ Bark Countess Of Derby (Br) from Hull Della
Breakvsser 81 days the mot before
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of New Bedford Pi.h, New Bedford for
ns s. s To- Ssn Davis
Steamer Old cocny sDmsns TewGcs t for Nov York
Steamer Middlesex. Pcrtlsnd. CT. for New York.
Ye sssr Ads1 paso s vs. Tor Ne"
schr Maud Bessie Br. Cosgrove ~ John, NIB for New
York.
sehr Sarah B. Elkins 81 John NIB for New York, with
sehr Net,ic Gushing, Robinson Pro-ipeesown for New
York
schr John Randolph Parker. Connecticut River for New
York. ..ta3a#- ..#...Ns
schr 4 Peace. Arey. I.ertlaad. Ct for ,Eev York.
Schr Darlington Parker. New Haven for Baltimore
schr l. A Tolles Wells Greenwich for New YORK.
Schr Mariner W ard, Green wfch for New York.
schr Reindeer Howard Cold Spring for New York
BOUND EAST.
scbr Marion Draper, Newcomb. New York for Portland
Ne
schr Percy Mitchell, New York for Passport
schr Lucy Day Munroc, Wcchawken for Boston.
schr Maria William. wcehswkcn for Boston.
Schr Mary Adams, Wheeler Wcehawkcn for Prpvi
dence.
schr Calvin p Hsrri. Harris Port johnson Boston
schr Addie sawyer. Cro~e Port johnson for New Bed
schr Isabella Thompson Jones Fort johnson Prov
sehr Memcnto White Port johnson for Providence
schr " Clark. Ward, Amhoy for Somerset
sshr Nellie cI@,t PhiiadspSia for boston
Sehr Charles Heath Crane. Philadelphia for Bostcn
Schr Mary Corson. Corson. Philadelphia for Boston
schr Minnesota, Jones, rhladclphia for New Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-27

Steamers City Montreal tBrl for Liverpool State OF
Virginia (Br Glasgow: cimbrin lBrl Hamburg city OF
Washington Havana Isaac hell Rehmond barks Achille
Buenos Ayres; Emma Francis Montevideo; Archer .Br,
London: Abby Bacon, Gibraltar Elba, Matanzas; brig
Slayianka Il aus, Phlippyille
Also sailed steamer Alexandria (Br> for Glasgow.
Sailed 18th. Bertha frl. for barcelona: ships
Fsrragut. Aner IIedwig Ger, Bremen Now World. Lon
lever Huyre brig Iyber (Brl, Halifax.