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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-22

s.eams. Celtic tBr Gieadeii, Liverpool via Queens
steamer IIsivetis sr, Grog.n, Lvergool-Pw Hurst.
Steamer Devonia CBr, Ovenstone. Gasgow-fienderson
steamer wcscr Ger, Barss Bremen via Southampton
steamer Mas Dutch. Rotte,dsm ;, Edye Co
Steamer Bahama Br cSweli - Thoms. - Pierre Bar
steamer Niagara Curt,s, ms,sna-iE Ward 4 Co
Steamer Cortes, Bennett Halifax, Ms, aud 81 Johns.
s.s.%sr Rio Grande Bolser Galveston vi. Key we.,-c
Steamer Lone Star, Ciapp. New oreans-Borort Nor.
steamer Knckerbocker, Kembie. New oriesns-clark 4
steamer City Of Savannah, Mallory sassnnah-Gcorre
steamer City of Atlanta woodhull, Chsrlcston--J "
Steamer Regulator, Doane. Wilmington. Sc-wnliam
S wsss No City re" and
steamer John Gibson. Trayers. Alexandria. Va. and
ssssssrP RG Bruno Foster Kr.m
sea@s. Alli.ncs L.w.op rhiladslDSisnJ.%es Hand
ship servisl BIZ Sgiesr, London .s whncy Co
Ship Terpschore Ger, Kohier Br-men-Funeh Edge 4
bark shstemuc Or. Roberts, Livcrpool-snow Bur
Bark pescti Dubrcvacki 0sus). Droba, Iondon-Funeh
bark Amaranth GER Brancr, London-watjcn, Tcci 4
EIliotts OBJ. Rumbclion. Gloucester FL Tucker
Bark Hrvat Ans Parncich Cork for orders-siocovich
BARK Fimapenser (Sor Christensen Rotterdam--Funcb
Bark Ics<eps tNor). stccn Cacu-Funch Edyc 10.
BARK Richard Pcsrse tBr), Barsaby. Malaga Whitney
&Co.
Bark Lucs nisD. Messerocchi ConstantiDopie-John G
Bark Sargent leighton. Gcnos--simpson CLAMP Co.
brig Annabc Or, Yates, Nautilus for ordcrs-E Bcch-
| tel A Co.
Brig catharine tsr, Bortin, Ariehat, cB-lIat.on Wat
| Brie Gambia. Cousins. Beeksville Scr Buck Co
Schr chiffon tBr), Balm Montcgo bay, Ja-; Vessels
schr Basins tBr, Dean Demerara and Port suain--P
Nevius Son.
schr Benjamin Courtney Baker IIavana-Irvng Hunt
schr Abbie Dunn, Fountain. Iisvsna-Jame. Bweli 4
Go.
schr " sawyer. Fanikngham, Boston-simpson. Clspp
eco
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SPOKEN.

Steamer Crest tBn, Darling, from New York for Havre
Dec IL. no lat, &c.
of tile Banks
Shin l. Morse, Ames from Gefe Tor Adelaide, Sept i,
lat Is n. Ion 25 W.
ship Chippewa tBr) Milne from Liverpool for New Or
leans Nov II, lat 81, Ion ~
Bark Charles Pearson swain from Hong Kong Aug %
for New York Oct !. of North Wachter
Bark John Abbott r Cane from Quebec for Fleetwood,
Nov ~ lat ~ o. Ion ~ "a.
BARK Lady Duerin ,r Sleeve from Liverpool for Sandy
Hook Dee 8 lat ~ ~ Ion -.
Brig Mary Comery. Terry. from Phadeiphia for Glen
fneg Dec & lon7 II
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70 put Ill., before he could her she
parted line drifted the Sound aud went
ashore the west Of Block Island before stated
PrsRRosE Dec fs-Sehr Princess Augusta ashore
Little Meadow Island in the NE gale OF Dec Did not
oh until Tuesday, came to Messrs Hobart x Co.'S
yard repair damages Capt Jersey reports plank on bge
somewhat chafed; will require few new ones
RocKAsp Dec 2o-rhe cargo Of brick from the wrecked
schr Harp has been returned to the shippers the under
writer's pa wing damage The lumber constituting the deck
load was The wreck and material
saved thcrefrom sold anction Tuesday
TnoN,s Dec Tin the case ct the condemned bark
Nueva Aurrlin two vessels have agreed take forward
the corn sid per quarter and tho other 6s nd
quarter The has taken the bids and will give
nans in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-22
GEORGE NJ. GREER.

George NJ. Grier, prominent citizen OF Goshen
and formerly influential and well known Orange
county politician died Friday night. He was in his
seventy seventh year. He was appointed Surrogate
OF Orange county in 1893 by William H. Seward dur
ing his rst term Governor aud held Office several
years He executor with the Governor of the
estate OF the atters father, Judge samuel - seward
He a whig Presidential clcctor and delegate to
the National Convention which nominated Abraham
Lincoln in 1860 He also director Of the
Goshen National Bank and trustee Of the Presbyterian
Church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-22
COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION.

meeting Of the Tammany cortmittee on Organ
izaton held yesterday afternoon. Augustus
Schcll occupied the chair. The only business of i'm
porance transacted related 10 the appointment Of
spectors of election for the democratic primaries.
which 10 be held on the 30th inst The committee
adjourned TO meet December 81. The full General
Committee will hold q session Thursday next for
the purpose OF ratfyng the action OF the Committee
OrganizatoI.
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Steamers Celtic tB for Liverpool: Heveta fBr) do
Arragon Bro Bristol; Mconcshrc tBrl London Devonia
DR. Giargow. Mas eyntchi, Rotterdam Weser Ger,
Bremen; Niagara Havana bahama lBrl, barbados. Ac
Rio Grande Galveston via Key West Lone STAR New Or
leans Knickcrbocker do; city 81 Dallas Fcrnandina &c
city of Savannah Snynnnah. City Of Atlanta Charleston
Regulator. Wilmington. Nc; John Gibson Georgetown,
DC; Old omi nion. Richmond de
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-22
WEATHER REPORT.

FALMOUTH, Dec 21-Wnd n. light.
HoLyn.Ap Dee 21-Wind NNE, gentle: showcry.
Dec 21Wind NE, moderate; fine; frosty;
barometer - 80; thermometer "a.
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A.
THE GREAT PAIN RELIEVER
BROWNS IiOlSEHOLD PASACEA SHOULD HI
IN EVERY FAMILY 1T CURES PAIN IN THE SIDE.
B , Or BDWELs SORE THROAT RIIEuMArIJ
sCALDs, CUTS, &C SOLD BY ALL DRuGGisTS
20 CENTS BOTTLE.
T AIDES or REFINED AND CULTIVATED TASTE
JIprcfer the
BEfGRAvTA COLOGNE.
DlbEs PERMANENTLY ERADICArED WITHOUT
Il Interruption Of business; knife. lgstnre caustic
no charge until cured Testimonials from ply scanS and
patients Consultations free Dr.. STODDARD, lfl West
2lst ST.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.
A LARGE 'o sEEGa q TIE COLOGNE
4 --sTFAMsHTPs STEAMBOATS,. STEAM TACHTs.
A.Tugboats; &c. for sale by r. c. scIiMIpT's SON
C.sa .snd Open Yachts IN market can be seen At
GHT ss sut 81 .rssy oak ensne inch
squares All new joiner work And name g n
Herald once
MANNIxGs YACHT AGENCY: g BEAVER ST.
100 sail Yachts aud 20 steam Yachts and Launches
yIrANTED-A YACHT OF MODERATE SIZE. IN Ex-
w change for Real Estate and Cash RICHMOND,
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 IICOCKS POROUS PLASTERs
For lame backs hip disease scstica and kidney arcc
lions and stiffness trouble those pas
tiers surpassed They found curative Or
lures. supersedng the truss.
Recent cured in from TO three months They
seem to mpar peculiar basamic principle whore applied
IMPORTANT FOR THE RUPTURED.
ALLcocK's PLAsTERs be used in place Of truss,
and often cure ruptures is believed by doctors
tina. Acocks Plaster will yet abolish the torturing
They draw the edges rupture together and hold in
the bowel and by constant wearing the aperture hole
gradually closes Cases Of thirty standing have been
greatly relieved gentleman told General Accck few
days ago that he ruptured both sides thirty
ago, and always since then had dcnbie
During the past it became painful that he
compelled remain home aud leave OF the truss Hsv
ing used A,lcocks Piscrs thought they might supply
snnfccn support by applying shem properly lie tried
the experiment and found IL perfect success in
a considerable distance with other support
than AIicocks Plaster n used in the early stage II
rupture support would be sufficient in many
cases without the of ALL Tho gentleman has
kindly sent his address Moses Taylor ESQ. 3f5 West
3o,h St.. New York city 1t is indeed remarkable
that gentleman seventy years of age who has
double for thirty years the for All
cocks plastcrs walk miles without
pain.
lady writes ~ suffered much from rupture low down
on the right side of the bowels applied Acocks
fcrcd greatly Az length thought the lump less
After few days took of tho first plaster washed the part
and put another This did constantly. At the end 81
the month the swelling gone the parts oasd
and cured. Al first belt the plaster,
but In week found the support Of the plaster suf
fcicnt am truly thankful that discovered the power
and virtue of Allcock's Porous Plaster
Sold by all dealers BE sure and ask for ALLCoCKS
POROUS PLASTER aud be put on with worthless and
injurious imitation.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
BRANDRETI HOUSE.
NEW YORK
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nRv- IN McAI.I.r,

REV. DIR. MCAULEY.
Rev Or. Mccauley. late President OF Kings College
Windsor died at Halifax. y. s., yesterday.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BR,pGEwArrR Ms, Dec l7-Arrived, schr Reform tBr).
Wilkic, New York.
Hone KoSG Dec 20In port bark Crusader Ingram, for
Honolulu
HALlrAx Dec Is-Arved, brig Sea Side (Br), Mcdonald,
New York.
Sailed 2lst Moravan CBr Graham from Balti-
moro. Liverpool. -
M.TANzAs Dec 2I--Arrivcd, brig David Owen, Chad
bourne Troon.
PARA Nov 24-Arrived. schr Mary r Douglass Rolf Pha-
delphia via Maranhnm for Philadelphia
In "a scbr VIM Jones Cork from New York via
Maranham for New York.
ST. THOMAS. Dec 81. AM-Arrivcd steamer City Of Rio
dc Jnnero. Wer Rio Janeiro &c for New York and
cecded PM).
JAao Cuba. Dec a1-Arrived. bark Thomas Brooks.
Waugh. New York
York.
Arrived Dec 81. bark Nicola Harper Boston.
Clear red 10Th. schr Eliza Beard. Lewis. Matanzas
Cleared 21st. ship State of Maine, Small Adelaide; scr
John A Lord. Thomas. Havana.
VICTORIA VI Dec S-Arrived ship Washington 1ibbey,
Hansen San Francisco: barks DIR Metzger No Christie
pheron Valparaiso via ASTORIA Prince Rupert tBr MAN,
London Bothwell Castle Br Heath sydney 11th cata
lima Bob Austen Acapulco; Whistler Swan, Wilmington.
Cal.
Sailed 18th, bark Marmion. Jordan. San Francisco.
YoKouAxA. Dec 2o-In port bark ceyion, Kelly. from
and for Nagasaki -
ZAkzIBAR Nov 2I-Arrivcd barb w IL Thorndike, Rich
ardson, Now York.
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o'callahan. Thomas J. Quinn. James c. Rigney and
John Ms smith.
Archdiocese Of Boston-Messrs. John L. Broder-
lex Patrick H. j. Callahan Daniel j. Collins, William
j. M:llerick aud Mchaei j. q. Donnell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-22
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
.S,mmer Saas,

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM new YORK ron rBE MONTHS
nFtTMBPR JANUARY.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NV YoRg Dec 2I-Noon.
The Western Union time ball fell today foursntLs Of
second slow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-22

Steamer Glaucus Bearse New York for Boston.
steamer Santee Springer New York for New Bedford
schr Prednore. Fitch PORT Johnson for New Bedford
Schr : !. Thompson, Hull Ambov for ProvidcnceI
schr Ida Latham Latham Philadelphia for New Haven.
All the Sound river and coastwso steamers passed
on time
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14
FOX SALE.

ERsALE "A highly improved farm
dg acres,in White Clay Creek hun.
4 sll enclosed in Osag- Hedge. d.
ll0 five fields. Large apple or
EA full bearing. Public school ad-
sihe farm. Buildings-Large Man
s9lble Tenant House, Barn, Granary
W other buildings necessary on a
a. farm. 2miles from station on
a b X. K. Centrally located. 8
i0m Wilmington. Apply To
JNO. W. WHITMAN.
Va Estate ag't, 2 W. Fourth street
Las&si-W WilnlngtOn. Del.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14
Louisiana Election Troubles

Effect Of Judge Woods Decision on the
Coming Tridls-Republicans not An
icipdting any C0noictions.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 13-The demo-
Gratis here are severely exercised over
the recent decision OF Judge Woods,
under which they contend only republi-
cans can serve as jurors. Nevertheless i,
the republicans here say they believe
that the conviction of parties who may
have been guilty either of fraud or vic
lence during the late election will be a
matter very nearly impossible, no mat
ter what the evidence may be, owing to
fear on the part of the jurors. There
might be some plausiblity in this story
if these jurors were to be drawn from the
country dlstric's, where open violence is
sometimes known to exist, but as they
will be taken from the city, where no
one is interfered with on account of any
peculiarities of political opinions, such
an explanation looks absurd /; indeed, it
seems rather to weaken than strengthen
their cause.
A Grand Jury will be empanelled on
Monday, when Judge Billings, of the
United States Circuit Court, will deliver
his charge.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14
RAILKOADh.

fnADELPhIA, WILMINGTON q
|IlLTIM0RE RAIL ROAD.
NOvem ber 10, 1873.
hu will leave Wilmington as follows
klyelphia and Intern ediate Stations,
lN, 10 90 a. M, 230, 400, 20,
n.
Llhelphia (Express) o 9.C0, go, a m.
ls and New York, z 81, 7 05, $50. m ,
aa, 6A6, p. m.
klaors and intermediate Stations,
An.
amore and Pay Line, 7.0s, n. m.
rGore and Washington, IL 81, 2 10, S39.
III, l0i, 5,ls, OPS, p. m.
hni for Delaware Division, leave fer:
y Castle, $40, 9.l5, a. m. LOS, 0 80, pm.
iMna0H aud Intermediate Stations,
ls., / 0', $50 p. m.
mar and Intermediate Stations 9.15
.lb,pm
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Adelphia and Intern ediate Stations
q, 800. 6.36, r. m.
Esplla and New York, 200. a. m ,
pm,
more and Washington, 1851. 2 10
Han.
luther Information passengers are
nd 70 the time tables posted at the
II. +. KENNEY,
SupeFiDtendpfit.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14
WkO is "a RIauna

Mr. Blaine roars in the ears of the
North and South his lament over the
latest discovered result of The enfran-
chls' ment of the slaves and their admis.
sion into the number of men counted as
the basis of political power in the nation.
our opinion has already been expressed
that he do. s not reason either shrewdly
OF honesty on this point, and that he
merely assumes, but does not show that
tnere Is grievance be- cause the negroes
do not vote with his party. We believe.
on the contrary, that the negroes have
abandoned that party, and that this is an
eVldence OF their keen perceptions. They
nave found that it is not to their interest
10 continue to act with the party that
simply made them go bail for the hordes
or thleves, forgers, pickpockets and
scalawags of every stripe that were in
fiicted upon the South as republican Of
fice-holders in the carpet-bag regime, but
we admit for moment that Mr.. Blaine's
complaints are just, what then? In
practical politics." of which Mr.. Blaine
Is notoriously fond, 1t Is not worth while
to go into details for which you have at
hand no remedy. If the negro vote has
been "scooped up" by the Southern
democrats, whether by chicanery, or
brow beating, or by the legitimate infiu-
ence Of interest and intelligence, Con-
greSS has no means within Its reach to
remedy that fact and all that is worth
the attention of practical politicians is
the result-that the South, as the final
| consequence of the war, has greatly in.
creased its representation in Congress
and that that representation is not di.
vided. Politically, therefore, the conse.
quences of the war come round to an end
precisely contrary TO that predicted by
ollticians-namely, the destruction OF
Southern political power.-N. Y. Herald
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14
oc.L TIME TABLE.
.vv wrI.MINoToN

s,xAyE WILMINGTON.
phllsdelphi,aa.. ,a.: Al fzgi IL 50. $40, 400,
lo% q ia o. m. On sundays; 200.
h, iD, s s@,. b.46, 6 80, 8 ~, p m.
ea. w. vork; 2.37, 9.50,a IN, IL 80, .i2 30,
ew ions,ndays: 2U9a m. 3 46.p. m.
m, uIye and Washington: 1851, 2.lD,
ptllnn'o'i 'iobT, t.Oi, 8 TX. 10 26,p m. Sun
y Z. L deposit: 4 81 p m; no Sunday
a. castle: $40, sI5 m; io5, 8 80 p
se~o sunday train Inn
owsre aU X. r.: s15 a m; %, . 30
no sunday train.
a1tnmo,nelon p 4 Northern II. ~: D 20 q
a5l ln 5lO D IN; no Sunday train.
w. re Western X. r.: 10 70 q m; 30
es"s y" sundays: 10 80 a m
d. ni,ss ~ ARRIVE AT wILMIN0TnN.
SllhN,haip,l,a: u a, 8 "a, o 10 ! 06 a m |;
pAis'y,a, 70 a., "a 81, 5 55, 81, 504. 8 %,
WIZ Rp1i. II is. p m ; on sundays IL 43,
T35, 10 %, IL 10 p m.
ps% 5o, <: O6, 8 81 a m; IL "A. IL 67
M M,sp2pm, IN Sundays: IL 43, l 06
o.; pG;lvimpre: Mn e. 2O4, 5 40, 0 Al, a m; 12 q ,
sss. e; !; Sc p m; on Sundays 2 o4 a m
Ellington; nj 2Oi a m 1921, 1898,
l,"Spm; Oh Sundays: Q "a a m; Q 40
Pa, Port Deposit: 800 m; no Sunday
hns, oxn ~. t01o m.
n.gp IN m; no Sunday trains.
nsIaware X. r.: $50 IL 10 q IN
n N M: no Sunday trains.
Timington Il Northern X. r.: 8 05
n.m: / IS p m; no sunday trains.
In.laware Western X. R.: 7 SO q m
" N; on sundays; n.mng s@ e.rI1r , m; PHIL.
ADELPHIA.-
prosd street and Washington ave
y 80, 8 90, 10 80, II 40 a m; 2 80. 3 80
SsiS. SIS, 9 45, IL 80 p m; on Sun
", 5 80 a m; 6 o0,9 40, Il 80, pm.
hrty. Second and Market streets
,n M "a m, u Is, 3 So, $50, II 80 p m
snndays. 9 80, II 80 q m.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14

EaSiLE.-At prices that will
pay 10 purchase.
Dwellings,.
SBuiiding Lots.
'farn,s.
'od Mortgages wanted.
j. T.. HEALD,
Estate and Mortgage Ex-
kaauge. oct13-s4 wit
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14
Congressman Wood I'm Luck.

Mr.. Fernando Wood, says the New
York Herald, is in luck. His house and
stable, for which the city paid him years
ago, are, one of the judges holds, tech
nically an obstruction, but as their remo-
val would necessitate an expense with
out a corresponding benefit to the city,
the best thing to do is to let them stand.
1t is not every one who can make an in
vestment of this kind.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14

Uo,.n ruorsAsp RAILROAD TICKETS
cnnppM ou~ "A Chicago dispatch says 1000
tinIats 1npn issned by the Michigan Central
1Roh Rairoad Company were stolen on Tues
ha,',o"u aau nhile in The depot awaiting ship
msnt u"y to different stations on the road; road,
The TN tickets read over nearly every cry, road ad
IN ri the " est, but they are so marked anu ,l.
in .nb her, a AZ to render them unavai liable
nn nnasr ri notice of the company that they
we're @ obtained by theft. The dineren. N,
roads have been given notice & 10 pe o,f nt
their guard against the presehta''oh u
any OF these tickets.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14

" fERS0NS who wish TO Rent, buy
gsell Farms, may save trouble and
|EIt XIII oy entering their names at
'niLMAN'S FARM AGENCY,
No. West FourthSt.
y 'iaw-&wtf
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14

I@4SALE
u goad s@Te Property, with Is acres of
Lbllgt,, orlck dwelling house and other
lHly III Price SO 900. A bargain.
sg " EVANS Pen " NINGTON.
Eighth and Market Is.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14
From the N. Y. Sun.
Blaine to Begin 1t.


Little boy Blaine, come blow your horn,
To show the kind of watch you keep,
And scare the cattle out of the corn,
That entered when you ere fast asleep,
Open your throat and raise the cry,
Let loose the dogs OF sectional war,
And cause the fur and the feathers to fly.
For there's naught TO make and m uch to
Seel they have gathered, the stalwart
clans,
All ready and eager to urge you on
For this is the Il ST of the party plans,
And you are TO cross the Rubicon.
Stir up the animals Blister them well
There's nothing but red-hot iron Will dc
And give them IRE to bite aud to smell,
For surely It's nothing but sport to you.
Little boy Blaine, do you never ask,
When loudly you shout and blow your
horn,
II ever an end will come to your task
OF soaring cattle out of the corn ?
Say, can you figure and estimate
How long party should hold Its life,
That lives upon little butisectional hate,
That thrives and glows fat upon clvl
strifeP
Little boy Blaine. take care take care
Be sure you are right when you blow
your horn;
Be sure that the seally cattle are there
And don't you st fire to the heios oi
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14
The Russian Cruisers.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13, Is

IHILAUELFHIA, Dec' To, 1910.
The Russian steamship Asia, it is ex-
pected, will 60 to sea on Tuesday and the
Europe probably on Friday or Saturday
next. The Europe has received no am
munition, as stated, and no guns have
been p aced on board. She is supplied
with gun carriages. The Africa will
make trial tip tomorrow. The re-
naming vessel-the America cannot be
in readiness inside of seven weeks.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14
A Whole Train Blown 10 Pieces

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 13.-An eX-
plosion of lycerine and gunpowder
occurred in the st. Bernard Coal Mines,
at Darlington, KY, to-day. A train of
mining cars, the mules and negro dri-
yer were blown to atoms. Their is a
panic among the miners and their fami-
lies. The shock of the explosion was
felt for miles.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14
For SaIe.

Jss,inaihg lots AT S. r.. corner Front
\. Jackson "a, streets.
e,.r,s e.%s IN Jackson between sixth and
a,r'so ys IN Fifth between Van Buren and
NM Oe e. on Gilpin Avenue between Har-
h. NJ la'. ana Broome streets.
b. Ise aoJolnlng and orth ofthe above.
|1,e,i, al ). W. corner Harrison and
X Ea''ai,ilg y, Avenue.
a,r. W. on Delaware Avenue between
ID ItFi,son n. and Broome.
E50rs vi Pennsylvania Avenue and
''''eeI'lh street.
THOM Az X. LALLY,
|#s,t Real Estate Agent,
602 Market street.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14
pRSAIE.

''i ('te and Dwelling, No. 604
ss, - n, Dwelling house OO4
assi, ~, l2 rOOmss New Dwell
M ~ shaiicrOss Ave., 5 rOOnls'
h' Lots Ina various parts
e eiiy. Houses are i'm good
'' Apply TO
,r ID. CHANDLER,
k-,.rIih& NO. OO4 Hing st.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-14

w KEST.-The second story front
~, WI. ~ q lhe Telegraph Building. N. f..
Hoi lhird and Msrke ell streets II Is
fas lufhished and suitable for a busi-
1lGe' Five Loan Associations meet
,a Ml pay the rent, making the room
sl! HE 10 the person renting IL. Ap-
Il. b. Fra ZER,
WI Clerk of CITY Council.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-10

tained appears probable to the chief Of statis-
tics from the fact Of the annual increase III
crops, the vast undevelopsd resources OF the
country, and the stimulus which the exporta-
tion Of all sorts Of food products, especially
wheat, corn, animals and other provisions,
has received from reduced cost of transp0rta-
tion from the interior to the seabord. This
ability Of America to compete in foreign
markets. The cost Of transporting grain
from Chicago to New York has fallen from an
average of "a cents per bushel in 1872, and 19
cents per bushel in 1873, to 9 cents per bushel
according to the latest advices This is the
lake and canal rate. Railroad rates have
fallen correspondingly. The statistics of ex-
ports show that cheap transportation, which
has come about In the natural way through
competition, has accomplished all thai was
expected by the Senate COMMITTEES on Trans
portation in 1873.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-10
rfIB NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAr SATURDAY. AUGUST 10 1878

from day to day. We quote choice Cincin-
naa ST. O501 0G, fair to good Western 81 O20
O3 Louisiana S181 o..
WooL-Demand good and prices, firrner.
We quote bury 9010c, Louisiana clear 2O0
21c, lake 23002319c B b.
BUTTER-Fafr stock and In good re-
quest New York creamery fine --N125c, New
York dairy prime 2O0l22c New York dairy
good 160117c, Western creamery 2Otl25c, West
ern dairy 110115c u lb.
CHEEsE-Is in light demand. New York
cream 110112c, Ohio factory 80181ac If Ib.
POULTRY chickens S40l4 rs; young
S2012 50; ducks S2G93; geese $3G14; turkeys IS
09 F8 dozen.
STARCH-In fair demand at 30l314c In lots.
POTATOES Western at 81 5OG0l rs II Dbl.
OF Louisiana potatoes there is good
stock, with Il light demand; prices easy at
'l OTToNs e1I1f - y western 81 5oa1 Is. Louisiana
onions are in moderate demand at 81 80
X bb.
SWEET POTATOES -$2012 IS ~ bbl.
CABBAGEs-Are steader. They are quoted
at SO 5O0l4 u box.
BrANs-No Northern 8@3Ac Western 21a@
2$4e ~ fb.
EGGs-Western 5012c; Louisiana 15020c Is
dozen.
K1CE-'The stock Of new Is light. The only
grades on the market are quoted as follows
Prime G}4c, good G1gc, No. 2 81 X ID.
SALT-We quote dealers prices from their
warehouses at 850l00c 44 sack for coarse, 81 o.
al 10 for fine Turks Island dull and neg
lected; held at 3O0132c u bushel. Table salt
In pockets 134017lac each, as in size.
COTTON quoted Mt So 25 y bundle,
with discounts according to quantity.