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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-23

II EOPENING-ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER I,
~ 1873, [ will reopen my Oyster enoon md
Hsetnurant No. 20 st. Charles Stroet, md will
be- prepared to serve my friends nn7 ethe public
gsneraily, with tho very choicest that he mar
kst will afford.
BOnrders will be accommodated. either IL or
down stairs, at $50 per month. hn1 SJ4 II with
Wine~two meals daily. Tho very bost Oysters
will be served In all styles ut tho same price rs
ut any first clhse establishment where oysters
hre n speciality
The undersigned hns thoroughly renovated
and repaired HIS restaurant. and guarantees
satisfaction.
Spseinl wine list for all tho approved best
brands nt lowest prices.
LEON LhMOTHE
5000 I'm Ieuns Restaurant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-23
COTTON TIES! COTTON TIES

rOn BUNDLES, EXTRA HEAVY, WITH
s)OO the COMPRESS BUCK LE~thn strongest
buckle In uBe-for sale at 81 Is per bundle, In
lots to suit. by Fl. NJ SOFIA
Oc22 ct 20 Union street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-23
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
ACADEMICAL DEPARTMENT.

Tho Board Of Administrators bog leave to an
nounoe to tho public that arrangements have
been comDleted for opening the Academical
Department of tho University Of Louisiana on
MONDAY, November a. 1873.
Il. q. JESSIE. of Virginia. has been chosen
Professor of Latin. Greek and English. and will
act as Dean OF the Faculty.
J. l.. CROSS. Of Now Orleans. fills the chair Of
Mathematics and Natural Sciences. and M. ?.
JULIAN that Of tho French Language and Lit
erature.
Professors Gross and Julian will be daily In at
tendance nt the lecture rooms. east wing of the
University building. corner Of Bar0nne and
Common streets, from q, m. to .. m. to con-
slider applications for admission to their classes
and 10 examine applicants.
The tuition fee has heen placed ns low az pos
sible-~saG for the session. payable quarterly in
advance
The rooms that will be used have been thor
oughly repaired, and are we'll adapted for
school purposes. we'll ventilated. with high
ceilings.
We indulge confident hopes that the growth
OF this Institution will be rapid, and its useful
ness to the State groat.
JOHN RI. KENNkRD,
President OF tho Board Of Administrations.
Oc13 2dp 2W
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

OFEICE FrREMEN'g CHARITA BILE ASSOCIATION, |
New Orleans October %. 1878. ]
Sealed proposals will be received for four
days ut this Office for the building of TWENTY
FOUR VAULTS In Greenwood Cemetery. 81
per specifications on file ut this Office.
BY order Of Cemetery Committee.
or22 At HENRY ANDRY Secretary
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-23
NEW ORLEANS
CREDIT FONCTER ASSOCIATION
Office NO. z Eslenyiile Stree.

At an election held Monday October IT. 1913,
the following gentlemen have been eenfef Di-
recorB OF this Association for the en8uinG fear,
G. FISCAL, ROBERT ROBERT{g.
J. W. BIZ OK, ALBERT ]. MOL
U1U8TE LEyIs,JE.. 7; RoCA,, .,.,
&. CAST. GUSTAVE PfTARD.
held October l7,ls78, Mr.. AUG U5TE LEWIS. JR.,
ha7 been unanimously olec.ed President. and
Mr. G. Fl. NORMAN Secretary
& Fl. NORMAN, Secretary
New Orleans, October 10. 1873. Goblin
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-23
EpEOPENiNG or CASgIDY'S
OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANT
ON monany, aectosser "a, 1879.

Many old-time friends will be glad 10 b6 re
minded Of this long looked for, event, to know
that th6y Ghn be- served with the very choicest
oysters, specially selected for CAHSIDY'8.
In the selection Of his WINES AND LIQUORS
only first quality articles arc selected and only
need trial TO be- appreciated.
The house hns uudergons q thorough renoVn~
ton. inside md out. Everything TINT could be-
done for the accommodation Of liz uunsroug
guests has bphn attended to. Oc2D tW
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-23
HEADQUARTERS LADIEs' PEABODY
Auxiliary Association.
Now Orleans. October 81. 1878.
LADIES' EXECUTIVE OMMITTEE.


LADIES' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
MRS. JOHN B. LAFfTTE. Chairman.
First Dlstrict-Mrs. w. @. BLACK.
Second District-MrB J. 2. SAKRATfN.
Third District Mrs. J: T. GIRAULT;
Fourth District Mrs. W. r. HAkDIE.
Fifth DistrictMrs. a HtlsSCH.
SIKH Dstrict-Mrs J. TARLETON.
Seventh District Miss M. DEEVES.
All applications for resistance to tho Lndles'
Executive Conmttee must DO made in, writing.
giving the district In which tho applicant re-
sides: MISC. street and number Of residence.
Those applications shall be- mhde through tho
PostofTlce. which shall be directed M follows.
For First District postofce box 253.
For hecond District Pos'o office box 292.
For Third Disrctpostof1ice box 3l2.
For Fourth District-PostoiTice box 381.
For Fifth District-Postoffice box All.
For Sixth DistriGtP ostoffce bog 473.
For Seventh District-Postofflce boz 49,.
All such applications will receiVe prompt at
tention. No calls or applications ut hend1nar-
tere or the private residences Of the members
Of the association will be received or enter
tanod.
oc22 i'm SAm'L CARTER, Secretary.
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THE BIRD CAGE,
st, Charles street,.

SIDE ENTRANCE.
aAS .G4ravser street. nae
NEW ORLEANS.
The Bird Cage Is first class 9alOOn-keaDtng
the choicest liquors only. The proprietor has
secured tho services Of Mr.. Frank IyichoVich
formerly Of the st. Charles.
oc3 I'm y. 8. RAMELLI, Proprietor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-23
ROOMS RELIEF COMMITTEE
LOUISIANA DAvEsaON, ARMY OF TEN
NEssEE,
COMMON E'rHTFrr

This COMMITTEES meets on Mondays We1ues-
days and Fridngs at 10 o'clock d. rn. md is
CONFUSED rs follows: ....
mou street. .
First Dtstrict-G. A. WILLIAMS 1s4 Grnvier
street.
Cnnn md Basin streets.
Third District VICTOR OLIVIER, corner Of
Fourth Disfrict-lBAAC SCH EKCK, 285 Chest
nut or IT Caryndelst street,
Fifth District II. N. JENKINS. II Commercial
Alley. ..
9lxth Disriet-~F. T.. RICHARDSON. corner
Louisiana Avenue ind Ut. Charles, or "a Camp
street.
yventh Diatriet,-J. A. CHALARON. Mt New
Orleans Insurance Company. corner Canal and
Camp streets.
BY chilling on tho Member or tbs Sub Commit
iee Of their district applicants for relief will
meet with prompt attention., oe17f3i
The New York herald., 1878-09-23

gooa erqnary Net receipts. $40 baes gross.
a' .ae sssu.s mdSns le
4i9 aies Exports coastwise. 22L Sales 500 stock.
SAVANNAH. Sept. p. 1878
o.sas1g a Ss pssns
Continent go; coastwise S.ooo. Sales. 800 Stock,
cIAnLrsros; Sept. q; 1878
%Ss,'s ssss Bale. fsSs s net
WILMINGTON sept 81. 1878
Spirits turpentne firm .6c Kosin steady At 81 l7
e G 80 SIuas u .sray At 81 y sr
x ds
o5c. esc Corn steady; No Toledo 4se. Oats scarce
Ssa is ssii sS ssy % iss S
sIa
Canal eigh' hshsr on grain a. i wheat N" and psss
Albany soo 5000
SS s
Flour fairly a.v. and .m wssSfsAs sfR u asay asas
terms M,iSssS:: sao,sd%s = :as;
4Ie 5000 ise Oats sale. 500 sa,n
81 SS a. s. city
sAsnre sny s % eats
corn. 5sc., New York. Receipts By saise.d
s'i ss 10
se wheat q Sa.h: aO oSSrsy
1850 Ss. shs.s iissoo SasssIs sofa i7ssao %.
wheat 3Se S"sseis corn. ss Go barley asss
oats 29l 1854 do 10 intermediate points: wheat Ou0
bushels; corn. lO.449 do.
Flour quiet aud unchanged sales 400 bbls white at
So Wheat lower; extra white Michigan 81 0lA; Nc.
do. 99iAc 99ac September. 99c 93sSc October, 81
yellow, 455sc. high mixed, 44c.; No. mixed. 43c Oats
In fair demand and firm No. white acc. No.
mixed new 25c ksceipts-Flour 600 wheat 10000
bushels corn, Soodo: oats $500 do. ShipmentsFour,
1600 bbs wheat, "a OOU bushels ZOO do oats,
I,4UO do.
CINCINNATI, Sept 81. 1873.
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED. Wheat quiet. but n
red and amber. S5c. 94c; white SSc 9oc receipts
10000 bushels shipments, l10O0 do Corn Dactive and
lower ~ 4oc s4ac Oats steady with fair demand, at
mand; NO. tall 81 10. Pork steady at So Lard quiet
current make, S6 80; kettle Sc Sc Bulk meats quiet
slouaers asS esar rip 5as a5ss clear sides c5Ss
61ac 8Asc; clear sides, 67sc 7c whiskey steady,
with good demand. At III o6. Butter steady and
firm common. 50 IS ss 50; light, S. so IS IS; pack
ing 50 70 s4 butchers 81 "a 10; receipts 4so ship
ments 275.
Flour quiet and weak but nominay unchanged. Wheat
in good demand but lower and unsetted No red win
ter, ss54e S9c. CASH 9o14c, October; No. Chicago
Der: No. 6 DO. 7sc 7Sssc: fsjected 5S,sc Corn
In fair demand but 351sc, cash; 35lc Sep
tember: s5zsc 36c Octo.sr 3614c 36ssc November
lover; lsac. cash: 1890, ,septsmber 1925 2oc..
Dor; 2Oc. 2lc, November rejected, lie Rye steady,
with air demand Barley frmsr vt 81 o5 cash. ST. o7,
S 47ysc s. So september; IS 4s,l IS s5 October
So 90 $S 521a, November Lard easiar So go. cash
So 571s October; SO go, November. Bulk steady
Alcohol 32c for delivery in New York in October sales Of
5000 bbls -four 10000 bushels wheat lel 600 corn
msnts-5 600 bbs Hour bushels wheat 32 900 do
corn. 10000 do oats. IA 900 DO. barley.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
BREAKING HIS OWN FURNITURE.

Ellen aud John Torbett, OF No $50 First avenue,
man aud vile. camo to the Fiity-seventh Street
Court yesterday to settle their family disputes Mrs
TorOets said that her nusDsna drank up hcr earEiug
his bro,ner, sne thought, was responsible Tor much
oI his misconduct. on his last pay day rorbeu re-
coived SIS; but OH his way home me- tue brother,
VINO invited him TO induige Ia glass oil 0ser When
TorDett reached homo nc had lett just $3 ne pvor
wiie tnereupon vent to her brother iu-iaws en-
poyer, aud With tears In her eyes told her story.
Tue consequence was that Brother rorbett iest his
place. on hearing of TINS John rushed mono
aud, before his vile could prevent ", pcked ~ a
table broke TO peccs. rhen he se zsd on vases
ana other articles ana strewed the noor with thcn
remaina Onicsr kearney was appealed 70 by tno
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
A KENTUCKY PRODIGY.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.l

70 attend her lectures, OF course paying the small
tee that Is customarly charged upon such oceasors
This went along satisfactorily to the elder Coatney
until last night, when theofncers uncercmoniously
carried him on 10 the station house. He had fire.
quently been caught In The act OF beating his child
and upon being interrogated by Courier Journal
porter, sa,d ne had frequently punished her.
For the last three or iour days he has been staying
at the house Of colored man named Gray, who keeps
. grocery ON giith and York streets Gray has ire
quently noticed bis suspicious acts and notified the
police Of his conduct. IL is said by the woman who
washed tue child's clothes that she marks on
the clothing that would indicate that the man had
held improper Intercourse with the child II said
that - doctor Will examine her this morning. The
child has no atft from Heaven, but has taught to
repeat the different passages tho Bible and to lee.
turc on heavenly themes. The little girl says she 10
dren,iully maltreated by her father.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23

both the New York Central and Hudson River and New
York city northern that point will give it
important advantages. -
Building the road TO tho end of the island VIII
greatly facilitate the settlement OF that portion ana end
road.
From the growing belief that the road will be
tended 10 the end OF the island II not tor other
causes real estate seems to can scarcely se ex
pccted to be obtained better terms than NJ the
present time would therefore, whether It wou
not be pofcy TO have the line adopt perm anenty
located and the right OF least ut once secured
II Is understood that IN less than years time tho
company viii take some action on the report Mean
WHILE the suggestion contained In the last line OF the
above Contract TO do something "at oncs has given
the managers severe ana, 1t is feared, an Injurious
mental shock
The New York herald., 1878-09-23

wife and arrested Torbet In the midst of the broken
furniture. Ia The court the prisoner seemed re-
pentaDt and promised not to repeat the offence. The
sight OF his ttIc child. who put her arms about his
neck and afecti onstsly kissed him, seemed TO soften
the magistrates heart At any rate Torbett was
discharged with a repr mand.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23

Tho number OF shares In these stocks sold WIS
Teegraph, $40; T., G., G. and l., 2426; Chicago and
Hor'hwessern, 54163; do preferred, 13o.2l0; Chi
cngo Rock Island and Pacific, 3,2sS; Chicago and
Alton, 6oo; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 2s9s; /;
u, Q. and J. g., 1916; Canton Land Company
100; Delaware, Lackawaoa and Western. 65,5I5;
Delaware and Hudson Canal. 1874; Erie, 1878;
sort Wayne, go; Harlem, 130; Hannibal ana ST.
Joseph, 2s2o; do. preferred, 1850; ILLINOIS Ccntrsl
1850: Lake shore. los, la; Michigan Central SO65;
Milwaukee and st. Paul. 80 SIC; DO preferred AZ, 1872
Missouri. Kansas and Texas, 1o.563; Morris and Es-
sex, i,676; Now York Central. 6275; New Jersey
Central, 1923; Ohio and Mississippi 4s69; do. pre-.
ferrsd, 450; Onlsrio Silver. 4l0; Panama. $50; Pacific
Mail, 1oo5 Pittsburg, $40; 81. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern, 44o; 81 LOUIS Kansas Ciy and North
srn, 100; st. Louis and San francisco, 200; Union
Pacnc, 2s, $50; Wabash, 4o46; Western Union Tcle.
graph, 27.a3s; American Express. o32; United states
Express, l46
There was little change In the money maket, call
loans being obtained with the rate OF 10 ~
per cent, according to the nature Of the security.
Prime mercantile paper ranged from 3 TO per cent
Cold opened Monday morning At 1o0's, and closed
yesterday Al 1907. Carrying rates varied fiat to
I per cent
Government bonds were nrm and closed active and
at the highest prices OF the week.
There was little demand for State bonds and they
were irregular in price.
Railway bonds were fairly active and steady with
decidsa advance In the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
A QUERY FOR LAWYERS.
No. 4l2 WEST sIxrEESTH STREET.
NEW YORK, Sept 20, 1878, Al

No. 4l2 WEST SIxTEESTH STREET
NEW YORK, sept TO- 1878. j
To rnE EDiroR or THE HERALD:--
Can you or any OF your numerous readers inform
me what s the longest t,mo allowed by Law bring
ing an action IN tho Court OF Cnancery IN ireland TO
recover an sentaed" estate, of winch the writer is
claimantY Tho last timo II tigated was IN 1862
Neither the writer nor any OF his friends have any
money 10 spend bat am tod here that In such cases
tho Lord Chancellor assigns lawyer gratis Any In
formation will greatly obliRe MICHAEL SEHAN.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
DOMESTIC MARKLTS.

uALyEsroT. sept. 81. 1873.
Cotton weak; rlddinr, Iuc low miduiinr. nl<r :
ordinary nominal Net teceips. i.7oO taIes SAFES
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 2f, 1873
Cotton dull; middng. lo,sc.; low middinr lOLc I:
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
MARRIED.

vERNEr-CowLEs Sunday, September %, by Rev.
Father Aubry Mr. THEoPHLE R<axEr to MISS JENNIE
CowLEs
Utica papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23

RosEgrHAL-RosESzwEIG.- CARRIE RosEyrHAl
OF New York. to HAIRY q. KosEszwEIG, oil Philadel-
phia. No cards
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
on To THE UPPER END OF THE ISLAND.
Mr.. CourtIgnl continues As follows:-

at it's in ersecti0n with kiusbrdRe road. which
is, think. properly the next objective point.
u thought best TO continue up Tenth avenue from
win favorable grades iosth where preserve
proper r &c 10 qyerse % to n, we
distance from the avenue as he right OF way yes
under the cross streets as soon ss practicable
MI Courtrieht gives the company It's choice bc-
tween fourteen iyrsnt routes. with minute spscia-
Gallons OF tLuir respective cost, ranging rom
ST. 3i, 22o TO 050. Mr. Courtright makes tncso
very sensible remarks about surface roads, which
should dscar altogether from the
oil the compsny:-
ABOUT SURFACE ROADS.
fa,s mistake to 6aiid surisee road upon any Of sps
avenues aud as Tar as possible the cross streets
cross the surface II possibly 10 avoided.
two wmsenmen at every street crossing. ono Waterman
through the gay aud ons a. n.ht Procession TO e and
restricted aud even then, with trains passing
"na n,srrapaoss ireqaeas Kapd or even aues
be had on surface road In fact do not believe
n surface road would tolerated. any length OF time
believe would be bnancsIy or etherwise 10 the IN
The cost alone woud be
equal 70 tho Interest, on ~ sas, $1,000 or s2o9ooo per
comm encing Nincty.nntn street woud in elect be
nearly expensive ss the most expensive structure
brsced in this report
WHAT THE REPORT RxcomxESps
Mr.. Courtright concludes with tno following REQ
omnendations:-
tue OF the franchise and road itself well
Gnicuities present themselves against out OF
matters alluded to In the last paregraph woud be tue
road through Eighty street Tenth
up ienth avenue to i6sh street, thence int
pressed road Going 1884 street, running
1S1st street at tns Intersection kinIs
bridge road passing all the intervening
and avenues udng kingsbrdge 1881 street
coming the surface NJ the slope of the hill west IT
road, surface road along the
to inwood Valley crossing valley BY bridge 60 tho
table land thence along the taOe land ~ Kings.
rond ana tue ridges heretofore mentioned 22zd
sucie dsprcssed pass under streets
The Of psrpeinity extreme end
OF this th other N secured, holding and
miles In fee with the earth to road
free All intererence OF Streets wouu
be OF vaue anu believe would pay good interest
upon ms ~ could with proper regard TO
economy. be built.
II extended 173d street. opposite tho High Bridge.
within cunning year " would likely be beyond the CON
pstlton Of the Metcponn road fvr some time 20 come
When bulit 20 kingsbrdgc will there be beyond any
from road. winch with being soIe 70
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
SALES AR AUCTION.

5cTIos sxLk AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
Es..sis is!ss:: ss';:s;srss a. ss:
hss 20 Mds cSlsS o
NO a srh 1sS ST. 9Th avs
nAss1SS pSiis
ALSO caASp erkts1F rFEsa
euAnsrs s'ys sr s.s'! nf.'' s'sns DINING
or fpssIhaIzh pshIaH h4slYss sAHIs & Hs , !.
ana ssas' Ea a. sss~ ssss:a.
bronze moaasuss; Es.ssrss ebony sls Psdssssis.
ffsis; Ysf,
"EAkNsrEIN M CASTLE" By vHM MEDEs:
's sSs!a4 HHH t$iyss /; Ssnssss
RpRoSI Sas'' ssff
styles in wsnu eIony ana ash nlsd gilt
oanses Rossss marbls TOP Tables. 81 nair and sprns
Mattresses Pillows Bauksts rep, plush and ha'rc'osn
Dining farn,,urs-Es.sn.on fable. Bufss Chair: is
h" ssanS, Shsrs N,,sSsa rsiai,s.s 81 c.rgss s ,,h
uptown line Of stages q Al ives. ieth ..
AThisG sssassSs 1 MoEsIso commencing q s'sssS'
the entire ISL wsf e n rg PTivsis St.
SATIN pARL s'srHn ss s RosEMoob sSs Ia pANoroRrE
cHAMs2k cifn qsii LIBRARY AND s DiNiSG FukSiTTsE.
RARE CHANCE FoR THose TuENIsliISG FMS CITY
Psror.Esg.ns - octave rianosoTts two m:gninssnt
"a sDn: IN &
nlad rsds.l.s Bronse Groups. Figures ana stat
Pier Mirrors Centre Console Tables velvet Carpets.
Dressing Cases Baraaas wasIstands .rdrobes chairs
aa%ps pnnE ns' nd sa'lsa s,
Library ana Ds,ns koomTakish Sets. tapestry and
silk Library Bookca,s. Desks. Literary
with sides: "a carved
ns a.d sry.. .a o: good
and we'll preserved cnsehoid Furniture. Sale vill COM
TO- sHa isRnsfs sHt :ssa'
s , and o. s
railroad or any other line to isi West ilin s.
A old posi- OFFICE sALEsRooMs .
rs Ia,.,s from on. ..
FORCED OK ysy S2yssEf sSis Fl ~ %rafI DtII TRADE
ArrESoN raS SE 9i ,Is M
fHe soL6 tStfef rs kEHIlzs Ea1A RI READY D2 CASE ST.
JoHS RISS as sSaE SaIs,5s THIS 8
four story private dweinS consisting Of Parlo- and
ss rs ss.s qhs so .aa c". s
| Cutlery Kitchen Utensils &c. Dealers invited
JqMN DFArEE ooa ksi5.s.d
Ss: ssi's
20 hAsnHitH sXMGEnG n.'siE. Sloan. Pro.iaen.
| pY J. W. CAMPBELL. AUcTIoNEEK.
Dse!ls in lots this day commencing Oa O'CLOCK Com
tents-Funiture Fixtures &c.Iquor and Lager Sa0ons
20 Carmne st.. including fine Bar Counter, Back Bar.
Tassl es caso Stove
Case, Hotel Lcences buyers,
| dealers. spectators invited.
| NDWARD SCHENCK. AUCTIONEER.
Mortgage sale
of elegant Cabinet Furniture.
| consisting of every variety OF style.
roMogso@ Il is PTfiU5nY5 TUEspaY =. 'Iis II O'clock
| mt No 10 Maiden lane.
| u +. RAYMOND, AUCrlONEER,
| Once No. 80 Pine St.. New York.
! Valuable
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
Brooklyn Property,

f. u. RAYMOND, will sell at auction. on Wednesday,
October o. 1878, at IL o'clock At the Exchange sass-
II Broadway New York. the following Properly
No. IL Woodbinc ST. the two story and attic frame House,
filed In with brick to peak with all the modern improve.
and complete order house 27x523 lot 5Ox200:
lad out in hnndsone garden, With 6ns
fruits. berries pie plant. rare flowers DC
Nos 6 aud IS Woodbne St. the Two twostory basement
and Dwellings, filed in with brick
peaks each house 2oxi0 with all the modern improve.
in complete order; each lot 2Ox1O0. These
architects Also 80 lots of Land. located in wcodbne
lshtfn nei.hhorhood Also. 2o3 sklman st., betwee.
frame House. filed In with brick peak: tho house has
nil the and IN good order: house
22x.t6 lot 25xiO: 80 per .ent remain bond and
Mt cent For and full particulars ins
qure tho Office OF the Auctioneer No. 80 Pine ST. Nov
York.
Come and take look 1t them: they speak for thems
selves.
Please cut this nj and Il.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23

~ v. THOMAS. AUUriUSEHR- -URE,r SALE
JD.0o.O domestic and s cigars, II O'clock. this
day. Old Post olhcc, Nassau corner Gears
The New York herald., 1878-09-23

GROCERIES. CHARLES 7. LEvINESs. AUCTION
Oeer seils Monday 10 at 20 New ChaE.bers ST. large
assortmentlO Tea Spices roasted Coffee,
canned Peaches Lober Corn, Oatmeal 10 boxes Pipes.
10 dozen c. and B. Pickles. Backing stove Polish Blues
ing Starch, soaps Syrups vinegar, sarines, Rsisns~
raper elegant Counter Grocers Casing and Bins
Iceb box Sc n.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Sept. Il. 1873
sugar-The market ontinued dull Notwithstanding
ther favorable advces from tue Gnlted stste closing,
though dull very firm. Moasses sugar, Nos to ~.
6a reals "a reals gold arro6e. Mu.covado
fair, 65s reals a reals; centrifugal sugars.
Nos IL to l3 In boxes and hhcs 50 reals 91 reals
boxes 6e 700 bags hhds, Receipts the week
9is boxes 1T bags and 42o hhds Exports during the
week3 40 400 bags and 2335 hhdS. intending
24u boxes and ali the bags and nhdso the United States
S3 $1 So cwt Jerksd beet AZ reals
currency per arrobe Hams mercan sugar cured. $40
$44 currency per quntai to. Sor'hesn and $50 sol
per ountai; do in tins S37 s3s Potatoes $40 80
currency per bbl Wax, yellow, $l2 q $l6, gold, per
arrooe. Onions; si2 $ls. currency, per ebl Tor
Lumber firm. Shocks nominal. White navy beans,
20 reals a 2on reals. currency, per arrobe.
Corn, 10 reals a l0Z reals, currency. per arrobe.
Hoops dull; long shaved. $40 $45. currency, per NJ
Freghts-Notng doing for OF suitable craft the
United the expectation actually being light. any
arriving would charter above the last
quotations numerous competing for eights
Tobacco frner Partido dieIs S22 SIS, goid.
Vue.to Abajo filters $25 $35 spanish gold
Exchange iar demands on the United states 60 days,
currency. ~ premium: short sight do. Sla S%
premium 60 days. goid Ss S1a premium short sight do
81 premium on London, 10 lsh premium; on Paris,
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