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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
BALTIMORE ASD OHIO RAILEoAD:-

BALTIMORE And OHIO RAILROAD
ID SewX from foot Of Desbrosscs and CoraDdt
$40 NJ for Washington Colun.b CHICAGO aud the West
i.ichrpud CisrIc-t0n ard the south THROUGH Pullman ears
from Hampr- f'hieagJ
y. FOR Washington and the West and for RICHMOND
smith orrtonsvtlc. Pullman from Ncv York
baltimore and Washington. making cose CONNECTIONS ior
I1usVille. and - Louis Through
baltimore - Cs8Clnnat 2rl ~. .lOIia
gru o. ~. uav she south Wesa Pull
man eepcrs New iosk BAR and Washington
making clos@ c'nDrcons ioT Chicago. Cut,r all Louisville
81 Louis .bur0h the south and Southwest. Through
Pullman Baltimore Cincinnati AMI Louisville
Washington d Taus or LynchbGrg Florida, New
Orleans ard the SINH.
For through ckets please call ,, "cmpany's Office 35
Br taGway, Now aud at ticket rcr loot OF COtanGt
and Dsshr'saesst,. aud depot, Jersey ~.
ASK FOR TICKETS MA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
y MINING STOCKS.

Government bonds were active both at the Stock
Exchange and over the counters OF the large dealers
but IN nearly all the issues prices were lower Inc
Coll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
Nnction Sales OF Real Gsiaie.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-LEON S. KELLER.
y Assgnee he vrue q, general assignment ABHA.
HAN WFHDESsCHLAG,w win sell AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
on MONDAY Fet H. s78 at Exchange salesroOms, II
Hr0away New York CITY az II o'clock M premises known
Nos $4s and 800 7thsye, Nsw;f tS Dng ipis
side, with BUILDINGS and IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
b. r. EISSTEIS, Atty. for Assignee, 81 Broadway
xo7 East sthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06

~ Ferry Station In New York. loot Of Liberty A.
Commencing NOy Is, ISL Train. leave a. foll6ws;
$50 o. m.-Fcr flrningtn, Fast0n. Eeiydcre Mauch
Chunk Tsnagua Wisesbsrlc Eimra, &c. Connects At
Junction with u l.. and w. t. H.
s:s5 .. mrUr Bridge Branch EastOn. Harrisburg,
Mauoii CnunE, Tamaiua. Nise>baue. WNhanspofi, sc.
fni5 a. m. 4.iJ In.-For SOmeryile ard tenneton.
p. m.-For Frni gion. Eastou Mauch Chunk IanalI@,
MisesnarTc SCRANTON. Iunkhagn0ck Tamaqul HaZctOi,
Reading. Potisvilr HARRISBURG &C
D. JIgh Bridge Branch, EastOn, BeIvidrre, ana
Chunk. Connects JuUctOn with D. l.. ana W. H. H.
5.u D. dailyFor tisOn, Allentown. and Harrisburg
$50 p. H. For F9stOn.
For trans to local points timetable 1T stations.
SUNDAY 1HAINS-iraYe ~ $50 a. H., II M. fOr
Brook intermediate points, and at 900 p H. Tor
EastOn, Reading, and harrisburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
Connirp properip 90 Eet.

40 LET-TwO new brick houses; eleven
rooms; convenience location very desirable to
good tenant rent $40. GEO w. SMITH, 80 Broadst'
Newark.
q S0 MONTHLY.-4O minutes from Liberty
ID s1Vbst several express trans tayasO frequent trains
CourIand or DesDrOsseSss comfortable summer or
Winter ravel low fares; neardpots pay siTee's choice
Of roOy suburban cottage sdences with one acre oil
dcsred garden, iruii. shade
yu.r twelve rooms, water, bath;
rOvements surrounding going up eligible and healthy local
il, $50 YEARLY ticket. Apply the West Elizabeth Passed.
ger pe0Gt. near by address OWNER, L. o. BOX lSi
Elizabeth n. j.
Gt.bS PER MONTH will rent the house, 219
20 SEP WashirgtO WoOde, Newark, from October
L. Apply on tie premises OF j. II. DENISON, loo Belle
yleave. Newark, Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
5icamoonis ano Riiiroass.

RRIDGEFOR aud all points on Housatonic
aud Margarine. Railroads Esre. 81. bridgeport
leave Csih ariHcs slip u1y (Sundsys excefe q; 1870
AID Bridgeport At ii u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
Real estate 10 gxrbanse.

A BEAUTIFUL modern BROWN STONE.
~ HOUSE. upp.r NeW.Yoia, 5thaye cost $4,000
mortgage SGcn1 viii exchange for farm other property
HALL * CO, @3t broadway.
rlNO EXCHANGE-Improv coal, lumber,
and brick ySid property brooklyn Gowanus CanaD Tor
buldsg materials, good fst MORTGAGES or
dwelling. Dr. BIRN, 80 NaH,an+st. Ecw-YO.k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
Csacners.

A LADY-An experienced tOurist-wil con-
an European those whom she has served
Address r. c. j.. Box 400, Oberin, Ohio
MEXICAN ana FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY, % Union SOU. e recommends LlCTC RERS,
PROFESSORS PRINCIPALS and AS>ISTANTSfO for colleges
The leading colleges business accomplished Covenesses
nonresident for families and gvea parents such
good schools Will enable them TO select
perfect safety Cal on or address Miss VI j. YOUNG
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 UniOn-square,
H NewYOrk-Engagemen made for teachers; schools
and families supplied with Tst-class instructors. ANNA
RANDALL-DIEHI+ Manager
ERENCH CONVERSATION made easy by
Partisan LADY, thorough teacher, having morning hours
dsengaged. Address g. -, Box 24oO, New.fork.
TUTOR Is DISENGAGED.-Very successful
with youths who do not progress at school address
n D. O., Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1888 Broadway.
~ COTESWORTH PINCKNEY'S Agency
for SCH OOIS and TEACHERS 80 UDiOn-sq, (iib-ave.
sde NewYork supplies good teachers for any department
with positions stamp application FORM supplies
SCHOOLS families with competent instructors without
THE SCHOOL GAZETTE OF The best anu cheapest
published interesting 10 teacher 10 pupil 10 parent
seDo for specimen COPY
TVEACHERS DESIRING SPRING ENGAGE
L MENTS should apply NOW; several wanted imlneii-
aely city and vicinity application form for stamp j. W.
SCHERMERHORN, Secretary American School Institute,
80 East l4tlist New-YOrk
VISITING GOVERNESS.-TwO hours daily
tuition; thorough English course with French and
music Dihd,nt or delicate children. Terms moderate Ad
DRESS VISITING COVERINGS. box - Tribun Oficee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06

Ciin Droperln Go Eet.
TE'O LET-On Beekman-st, large j-stOry
basement and subcellaI, marble front building size 20
xI2J. rutland n WHITING . BecAman-st.
mo LET-Ihe elegant store, No. 222 9TH
ave occupied by Howard & Co. possession May also,
rear office ON floor Of No go possession at once
$500 i. II. AMIDON 900 5thGye.
rENO RENT-On Broadway, two large OFFICES
for torn of years possession immediate WIN gas,
radiators elevators &c: desirable iOr lawyers 1 cOrpO
rate use. Address BOX 76, 100 BroadHay Ncw-1 OrS.
rEO LEASE-The MARBLE FRONT BUILD
INGS Nos 5O7 500 and oil Broadway t.Iough 10 Mer.
between goome and SpIingsts si1 10 ieeI al
above first story being al present used a. an bOeL
HORACE 5. ELY, No 22 pinesi
CMOKY CHlMNEYS CURED with HULL'S
- PATENT CAST IRON GALVANIZED NLNIlLATOh'
Warranted send Tor cfcnlar State rights for sale =,
HULL GRIPPEN q co, $40 Jd-iye, N L
UVNHE WORLD" makes a speciality OF real
K estate advertising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
leave foot Of Iberty-st, Tor Freehold az
s:l5, lliJ a. IN, g. J:lj p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
CARE REDUCED.

FARE REDUCED.
sS3 TO BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS IS.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONiXGTON LINE
FOR ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED II SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers STONISGTON and NARRAGAN
sETI leave Pier 80, North River. at 4:30 p. daily
Except SundaysD
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EMPRESS TRAIN will
leave STONINGTON at 1870 q. m
Tickets for sale all tho principal ucke. Offices and
state offices VI Wesc0tts Express CO.,
and 1868 Broadway.
PROVIDENCE LINE
freight ony Steamers leave daily except sundays nj
m 29. NortA River, foot OF Warenst Freights
via either line at lowest rates
ID. :. BABCOCk. Pres. L. W. FlLKINS GEN. Pass All.
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS jan l,
1877 deos foo; OF CQurtandt ana DeshossesstS
az m Express, daily for Ea.tOn, bethlehem,
leutown Mauch Chunk WilKosbsrre PittsOn SaYre Ell
mira thca. Auburn Rochester, Buiao Niagara Fails and
The West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
ROBT IA. SAYRE, Supt ana Engr.
General Eastern Office, Church aud COurtlandtstS
CHAS II. CUMMINGS. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06

pENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD - GREAT
L TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
ROUTE-On November ~ 1871 trains leave New
ant COrtlaDd Streets Ferries follows
Express Harrisburg. Pittsburg the West south. with
palace attached and $3.50 daily.
For WlliamspOrt, La Haven, CORY and Ere at $50
D. m connecting CORY for Tltusye Petroleum Centre
ami Regions. For Wliamsport and Lock Haven.
ingon Express OF Pullman garIOr daily, except sun
$50 a. NJ, |, .: 80 and p sundsy ESQ and r. m;
Philafciphi 49, -o.3 C5O Limited II a. m,
J. A. g. g. $50 7. $50 aud J. sunday A. m, o o. $50,
Z $50 and pm Emigraut and stc0ndclas-, Z p III.
For Newark. Elizabeth, Rahway, Princeton Tren
Amboy, Flemingtou BeyldeTe. anu other points
Sc. local schedules at all ticket offices go
Boa, BROOKLYN with MI through trains
at Jersey CITY aordng speedy and direct transfer for
brooklyn travel
1929 p. M, daily l0O a. tAsnd 900 p M daily except
NJ 4:lO, 5:lj and 1910 p IN SUNDAY 600 aud $40 ~
Prom Pm Iepha 5O5 $50. $40, 1910, iO:iO 1850
2lO 40 515 $500 $40. 1910, and 1920 p. sunday,
5:O5 ESQ $40. 1910 1890 a. IN, $50 and 1921 D.
Ticket offices 500 and ga Broadway so. Astor House.
and and Curt audt SIS No Court st., aud
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fuonst Broekiyni nos
III Il3 IIuds0nsL, IiOOO&en. Depot, jersey City
Ensrant Ticket Office No Battery place nam,
PRANK THOMSON L. i. FANMERr
Grueral Manager Gcn1 Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
ArEW -YnRK nnd az RRANCH INVASION.

~ Amboy, Red Bank, Long Branch,
Ocean Grove Sc. al S:l5 Has, a. J. 5:lJ D. n -
STAGES at Matawan station 20 and from KEY
POST and . Squan TO and frOn POINT PLEASANT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers leave reeksp daily SUNDAYS excepted for
Haven at 3 and IL connecting with rOd'.

~ leave Pecksp daily Sundays excepted for
w-Hsyen at and ii p. m. connecting with ro@
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. Commencing Dec. H. 1871
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot:
800 M. Western aud Northern Express, drawing room
to Rochester. ,
1880 a. NJ Special Chicago and Western Express, with
DRAWN Canandaigua. Rochester and Buffalo
llO a. M Northern and Western Express to Utica White
hall and Rutland.
400 D. m Montreal Express with sleeping cars for Mon
trea Burlington AMI 81 Adams stops at sing
sing Peeksk. GarrisoD and principal stations North
600 D. NJ, Louis Express, with sleeping ears for 81
Louis running day in tho week also sleeping
cars Corning Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toledo
ard Detroit Montreal via Saratoga and P tburgh
$50 d. M Pacific Express. daily, with sleeping for
WatertOwn. Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo Cleveland
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago.
Troy. 49,, m. MIL. mutt. g.. II. -.
No. 2j POI and 10 Broadway ana at NestcOt Express
Co.'S Offices Nos PARK place. 1855 and 0i2 Broadway, New
Work and 3.,3 " ashingtons ST.. Brooklyn
''''' &. b. MEEKER, General Passen Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-06

Money was in ample supply, and accoSS'o'00 y"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-17
MAGNOLIA
B al HI

The MAeHo11A BALM f4a sure device fer creating
G pure ana blooming complexion.
1t couc,nls all natural blemishes in the most slT-
prising and effective manner.
1t removes ail roughness, eruptiOns, redneSs,
blotches treckles, and tan with magical pow'I.
It drives away al evidences Of fatigue "n1 ez-
element.
It makes the p)ainost face lcautiful.
1t gives the complexion dazzling purity and
makes the neck, face, and arms appear graceful
rotund, and plump.
1t make q 1nat1on Of IS or 40 look not moro than
% wears old, and changes the rustic maiden INTO
cultivated city belle.
Tle Mag,o7i1 Balm, rcraorcs ell blemishes ami
cfals erc,y orat0bact To beouy dmi, tchiie IL as
harmless as Ic1tcr 1t is 50 Jeike IN ltS Effects that
the closest obSeTrer cannot Getsct as use. =
Ladies' who want TO make themselves attractive
FAN make an absolute certainty of II by using
HAeAH's MAGNOLIA BALM. and we know of no otEe-
way 1t Is the cheapest preparation in the world,
all things considered, and may he had at any drug
store.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-16
Interpretations of the Prophecies OF
Daniel and Zechariah.

Some interesting information respect
ing the political future was given by
the Rev. NJ. Baxter at the Association
Hall, Manchester, in The course OF his
interpretations of some Of ;ie prophe-
cies in the books Of Daniel and Zecha-
riah. After explaining that the exploits
Of Alexander the Great are to Do eclips'
ed and outvied by those Of the great
Antichrist. whose coming is close as
hand, the reverend gentleman gave It
as his opinion that Prince jerome Napo-
leon seems the most likely. by all bis
antecedents and qualifications to
become this great Antichrist: Prince
Louis Napoleon, the young Prince, will
very likely come to the throne by u
tramontane influences, the deadly
wound of the Napoleonic dynasty will
begin to be healed by its restoration
under him. After it has been in exis-
tence some little time, ard the two
kingdoms are allied together which
formed Caesar Augustus Roman Empire
their alliance arising ont Of the present
war and another which is to take place
between Germany and France) then
will the great Antichrist make his ap-
pearance. His sudden elevation will
be due to democratic socialist and CON-
munist influences. II Cardinal Lucien
Bonaparte becomes the next Pope. 1t
will tend to the realization of prophecy
as thus explained; tor it is reasonable
to suppose that it will be Napoleon
who will be Pope at the time. and by
curious coincidence Cardinal Lucien
Bonaparte is most likely to be the sue
ccssor of the present Pope. Prince Je-
rome Napoleon (Antichrist) has. ac-
cording to Mr.. Baxter. "au his work
cut out before him" He isto make .
seven years covenant with the Jews.
and in the middle Of the seven years,
as the last half approaches, he 10 to 90
up and surround jerusalem. The bat
tie Of Armageddcn will ensue. the
horses will be struck with blindness
aud their riders with madness. and
there will he such mass of dead bodies
that it will take seven years to bury
them.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-16

rI>HE TAX LIST OF KING COUNTY FOR THE
J. year 1871. II now complete. and in my hands
for collection. All taxes remaining unpaid on
the lst day Of February, 1878. will By Law become
delinquent, and penalty OF 10 per cent. be I'D led
thereto. Those desiring credit for road work
performed or money paid Supervisors. will be
required to present Supervisors receipts for the
same. or their road taxes will be returned delin-
quent. GEO. ID. MILL,
Treasurer OF King Co.
Office OF King Co. Treasurer
Seattle, December sth, 1871 ( d1l.dwtd
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-16
Notice Of Sherif's Sale.
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

nEFAULr HAVING BEEN MADE IN THE
- sum Of $3.50 60. judgment aud coats. which
IL claimed to be duo ut the date OF this notice,
on certain mortgage. bearing date OF March 9Th
A. d. 1875. executed by Lewis p. Smith. OF Sno-
hOmish County. W. T., e. Joseph Plssket, OF
place. and recorded In the Auditors ONCE OF
Snohcmish County. In Book No. OF Mortgages
on pages No. 1877 and 1873. on the 10Th day OF
March. A. d. 1875.
Now. therefore. notice II hereby given that In
pursuance OF u decree Of foreclosure and order OF
sale issued out OF the District Court OF 6noho-
mish County, and Of the statute In such cases
made aud provided. the premises covered and
described In said mortgage, to.wit: All that pos
tion of The Southeast quarter Of the Southeast
quarter Of Section No. Eighteen, lying and being
on che west side Of PHI Chuck Creek also Lots
No. Ten. Eleven and Twelve, In Section No.
Nineteen. in Township No Twenty.eight. North,
bf Range Blk East. Willamette Meridian. contain.
ing Ninetynve acres. more or less. and situate In
Snohomish County. will be soldier ~ much
thereof a. will satisfy said Judgment. costa and
accruing cosis) at public auction 10 the highest
bidder for gold coin Of the United States in Sno.
homish City. at the Court House door. In said
county Of Snohomish. On the I'd day Of February.
A. ID. 1873, between tina hours Of 10 A. n. and 4
IN.
Dated at snohomish City this LIST day OF Janu-
airy. A. D., 1878
BENZ STRETCH.
Sheriff Of Rnohomish Co.
by wN. WHITFIELD. Deputy.
4. Morse. Attorney for Plaintiff
jan&-wtd.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-16
MlSCELLANEO
N OTICE.

LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
~ not to bur or negotiate . certain instrument
In writing In the Norwegian language. In form
and effect Of promissory note. in favor Of 8.
Erickson. for the amount of seventy EIGHT 81 100
dollars, and dated ct Salmon Bay. October 18th.
1877. Said Erickson has possession OF the note.
and refuses to deliver the same, although II has
been paid. J0HAN BRY00ER.
Salmon Bay Jan. I'd. 1876. jan5-w4t
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-16

DAsSEN6ER AND FREIGHT CARS WILL
l. leave Seattle every day tsundays sxcepssdl
Ct 81 a. H.. and r. ~; returning viii ,leeye
hentcn q 10 a. =. and ?. u.
For freight q passags. apply q the Once Of
the Company q the Depot
~. GOTHAM.
y3-dAwu General Supefinte naent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company


New YoRK, Dec. 81. 11;I5 y. m.-Cofree quiet
sales-l5o dlensannox, go City Of Para. Sugar
fair demand: standard 856@s14. off A 81
Raisins-New seedless a3@3 10.
| 1886 .. m. - Coffee quiet Refined sugar
| steady.
| CHICAGO. Dec. Il. $3.50 n, m.-Whent opens nj
~. bih January Jan Corn opens at 3o7.@93l jan
81 72aa7 IS February. 81 s2ram7 81 Mareh.
| ard 5.5Oa5.52ts january. s 57t, February. 5G7>.
March. Dry ealtmeats 65, 37oGo3.s5.
Union Stock YnriR-52O cars of stock re
| ported to arrive. 81 800 hogs estimated left
over from yesterday; estimated receipts for to-
day $1,000; official yesterday 5obi6; for tho past
past week i.fot; light grades 90 50N02 55 mix ed
packers % so@2 r. heavy shipping ~ 65D2 80
Receipts 1000: market quiet; trains late
l:15 T.. .CIotng- Wheat s2'i December
nominal, sa,a bid january s3I 4. ked February.
bid February. 95 bid May, Oats lozs cash,
49, December, 30 January. II NIX February.
23's@21s bid May. Pork So 97a December for
81 8eeD7 s2t. March. Lard 5.47t, asked january
5.5b February. h.G2 's6'5.G5 March.
oa sT. iouIE: Dec = . Opening- Whent o2'.
January. 81 asked February. 32a asked
March.
j D. m.-Wheat dull; No Q red OF, January.
o27s@o3 February o. bid cash; No 3 rod 81 30
81. cash. Corn lower: 30 January 3O's C@3l Feb
ruary. 30 cash, Oats lower 2oh January. 81.
bid cash Whisky steady, 81 o5. Pork quiet ;
Jobbtng MT 81 10. Cut meA's dull car lots tlOOse)
456p25s 35o@3.6o. 3GO037O. Bacon dull: ~
-, 8. Lard quiet $40.
CrsctNNATr Dec u. 12:2o .. m-Pork 81.
Bacon "a. ~, "A. Hams 7a8ls. Cut meats
go. $40 3.75. Lard $50 bid BIS. asked 6.
Hogs g 2oo2 IS. receipts i0O s3. Whisky SIOb.
Foreign.
LIvEnPooL. Dec, 81, II 80 .. m. Cotton firm:
Mlddlng UplnndS 3 1-16i. Middlng Orleans
7-1Gd sales 5000 bales. Of which 1000 for OK
No. 81 ~, No Q IL ID; Western winter No %.
No. - Sd. Flour Western cara l8m22s Corn
Now mixed 23s "a. Oats 2s Cd Pork-Prime
mess Western 4os. Lard-Prime Western 3ls 3D.
Bacon-Long clear 2is. short clear 26s. Tai
3G4 81.
LONDON. Doc. u. 1880 .. m.-Tallow 3Gs.
New YORK. Dec. 2l.-The bank statement Ia
nnfavorabIe. The following are tho changes:
l.oaps decroased s2073.1op; specie increased
f28 400: legal tenders decreased 1878 800: depos-
its decreased 50 SOB s00 circulation decreased
s6i 600; reserve decreased s22270.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

La: . Houston, San Antonio i' o Afford h' amf
,,aamiy. Ky; 9 White. GrerpyilIe, Miss; |
Mobile; = seery, Pfoviden'e; II Wldesen. s
james l. L Cuttraux james Clark. city A For
wood, Liyorpool; E 3 Dana, Chas Lennox. Now
New York j Loeb. Dallas; j Gate. Mobile. '"7
CAsSIDY's HoTEL-FW Pike, Assumption.
r.; W ,Fulkersoni Jerseyyle. III; Z
Maconras., v Wonackler, .MarksviIle: Alex
Chamerr. bark Lytia; Capt NJ L Pol. Scranton
cN Mibe r New York w kimPal city T
L Smith. DonaldsonyiLle, La; w i Shaw.
Grand Gulf Miss. Goo H Battur,. Momphis.
Tenn W Roy i Il Arlington, Missis-ippi !,
Louisiana; W Hudson. Monroe. La; Louis
L"ssley, Fort Adams Miss: W J Brewster.
Grand Rock. Tsx: seymour. i Compton. J
L j Curtis. st James. a.; Thos 0'Maliey Don
aldsonyillo. La: V Holden. 1hbodeaux. La /:
Fauver. Franklin. La.
ST JAMES HoTEL-E + Foster. city: Jno
l. kingsbury, Red RIVER Landing; B r Knox
$ Louis; N Brown, Misslssippi; Il J Cough.
n hl@HnRt sant ~ Inhaa IT. city, SIN
VIM g Phelps owensbaro. Ky: Jas Steven
MKaTsna Ppy9n sanhoFd Leay
dod hfs9 N@T hGFs I Edyo
CITY HOTEL.-Mrs Sell Howell Mr. Jones
Bay st Louis; Max Strauss. ASCENSION: W
Mallery. Texas: ] Nj Daniels;J NJ Copeland !.
$ H Parisot, Nicksbarg; Horace Blackmer,
Richmond: / b Munson. wife and child her
Vile; James McGrary and wife, st John; Miss
Gay. La; II b Ellington. Texas; VIM McClair
2 Tucker, Tenn; Or Maggie. city: z De f
Ely. PHILADELPHIA; NJ Holbrook. Nashville:
d NJ Wright. Wilmington j F Coleman Birds
vile: D Smith. Baltimore; W John Turl
New York; , Poll. Albany; W II Smith, Bal
} Andrews. Cincinnati; Fl Sanger. som
mertflle; George Sanger. Boston; James G
Brock. Belize, Honduras: James Fl LAWYER.
Galveston: Mrs I NJ Bettis and child Oxford !:
Jn0 CROKER. NJ Chamberlain. wife and two
children, Louisiana. Hargrave. city; Mrs.
Sehockiey and child, Augusta. Frank Jordan.
Mobile.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22
AUCTION SALES.
BY Frank Sharp.
THE CHOICE BUSINESS STAND


Corner Moreau and Enghein etroots. fronting
double line of cars
10y FRANK SHARP. Auetioneer-Onlce No.
60 Camp street VIII be sold on SATUR-
DAY, December ~. 1878. Mt II o'clock m. Mt the
Merchants and Auelioneers Exchange on
Royal between Canal and Customhouse
streets
THE CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND.
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the Third District of this city,
designated by the letters and b. on n plan by
d. Il SegherR. dated September 10. l875 in the
square bounded by Moreau Enghein. Spain
and Decatur streets. measuring 63 feet II inehes
lines front on MoreHu street by % feet inches
lines deep aud front on Enghein street and 80
feet inches lines on the other tide line aud
Al fe-t 2 inches in the roar. The improvements
consist in Il frame dwelling in thorough repnir
forming the corner Of Moreau ard EngheiB
Streets slate covered and containing rooms
cnbInets and gallery. and frame dwelling.
fronting MORGAN streets having rooms 2
cabinets and cutlery.
Terme-The purchaser TO assume n note for
$500. dated September 49, 1879. heHring & per
cent interest per annum from date. ami the
balant o cash. 10 per cent on the amount at ad-
JudicattOn to bind the sale Tho property to be
sold according to plan Of ID. b. Seghers dated
September ii, 1875.
Act of sale botore Joseph ID. Taylor, notary
public. ut tho exp nse of tho purchaser.
Inpp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-22

The Cincinnati Gazette. Huntington or
gan, admits that "the Southern Pacific rail
road bill will not pass TINT body during the
present session Of Congress- That Southern
Pacific railroad bill Of Huntington's, says the
Louisville CourierJournal, ought never to
pass. IT demands an enormous subsidy from
the government. The Texas Pacific bill on
the contrary, ought TO pass. because, while
asking merely nominal government aid. IL is
the only mode of delivering the country from
bondage to the Pacific railroad ring.