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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-04
BY w. GCddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE NEW
y FRAME TENEAIENTS IN. TIE rLAN OF
BUCIlANAN'S SPRING. On TIE SOUTH SIDE.
OF LEIGH BETWEEN NORTON AND MN
SEY STRkETS-At The request of Mr.. H. l..
TrliniaIn will sell ut auction, the premise on
THURSDAY. 10 Ii April S79, At ) O'Clock =. NJ,
the THREE NEW FRAMED TENEMENrS To-
Gated as ab0Ye-One fronting 22 feet on the south
line of Lei2h street, containing three rooms; The
other Two fronting each 20 feet on he north stic OF
Catllarine street tc0nlinucdI, conranng two rooms
each. ana I'LL occupied by good-paying tenants.
TERMS: Liberal, aud made known at be hour CT
sale. w. GoDDlN,
.n,2-47.o,S1O $685. Auctloneer
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NATURES REMEDY!

ENDORSED BIZ MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE H. -. .....
BEDFORD tvA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS
ESTABLISHED TwENTY-sIx YEARS.
Efficiency proved by actual results in thousands of
Women, Chronic DiarrhGa, Headache. Scrofna and
Cutaneeus Affections. Sore Throat and DiphtherIa-
Chills aud Malarsal Fever. Extracts FROM testi.
monials: .- .
Rest remedy Cor Infammatory Sore Throat and
practice of forty ycarS,-acts as tonic, Alternative
and fenrifuse; preterpoe to cnlorate Of potash"
remedy equal to Bedford Alum and Iron Springs
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases and diseases
JOHN p. NlETTEAuR. N. D., LII. D., Va.
successfully useo in Dyspepsia and Chronic
Prof. sAM'L JACKSON. NJ. D., Univ. of Pa.
Surprising any remedy that know of for scro-
In'oSs Have sssd I for
After an experience of near thirty years have
found no Treatment equal to this wafer and mass for
ment, ChroHic Irritaions OF The Bladder, Kidneys,
and Urei hra; liberation, and certain forms Of Dys
WATERS nH1f nHse 4 Of Of vsn
| ruLsEss." VA MEDICAL MONTHLY;
sysss with with unparalleled success i hsso1rsas
a. Ex-vice-President Ga. Med. Asso.
"ENTIRELY CURED OF cRILLS AND FEVER BY
IT." REV. E. G. nODSoN, j. A. LEE, Va.
Directions. ansiy Is, and full proof OF all claimed
sent with each package. =. ttt.s' .1..s
Waller, 80 cents per gallon; 81 per case of one
dozen haif-galIon bottles; So for five-salon deml
Mass, so cents and 81 per bottle ~, 5 0 and sS
per half dozen, according to size-sent postpaid.
Full proof of:aII claimed sent free upon appliea-
tion. Liberal terms TO dealers. Tnvalids accom-.
modated at these Springs al all times Of the year.
Address A. NJ. DAVIES, President Of the com.
Sold by POLK MILLER 6 co,
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers.
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.

TOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
II NITURE AT AUCTI0N1,At he rec REQUEST naa. OF
r. John A. Glaz' brook, VINO IS oef is
sonihesst corner Of Grace and Pine streets, on
MONDAY. Tin April. commencing ut 10 ocioeg a..
N ali fescep;jny one chamber suitl OF hls highly
gcn,e' HOI,SEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl-
TURE. Consisting In part q ,oo,, ,,,,pur
PARLOR, HALL, and D1NlNG-hoohl foNS
BEDS, BEDsTEADs. CARPETS,
WARDROBES. Bo0K.CASE. CHAiES'
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, &C., &c.
4 HE furniture has been nicely kept. and should
attract the attention OF those wanting really Kood
articles In that line.
Major r. =. COOK wi cry The sale:
TERMS: Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Auclioneers.
,,onnor - ~. ap4
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1l13 cast Main street.
DROAD.STREET STORE PROPERTY,
THAT DESIRABLE BRICK STORE.
WITH GRANITE FRONT. No. 200 +
BROAD BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS.

Iwili sell at public auction on the promises, on
TUESDAY. 9Th day of April. O'Clock =. w.. that
desirable THREE-STORY BRICK STORE. with
granite front, on south line of Broad street between
Second and Third streets. now occupied by Dir. l..
s. Oldham as Il tin store. This store, which occll-
MES The entire trout of LOT (being 20 by $50 fcet Is
buf Of The hest eral and Is arranged for dwell
ing above, with 81 @ entrance to same. having i've
n ce rooms with All csuveuicnces for family pur-
90 .ps: besides having Il two-Srory brck Kitchen,
with Two rooms. I'm yard. The stOrr-room has 4
substantial granite front ana Is well lighted AMI
ventilated, and has Il nice dry basement, now being
used as 1 workshop. ,
Parties desiring good investment should attend
his sale. as adjacent improve ments indicate the
future value Of hi. very desirable property.
TERMS: One fourih cash: balance ut six. twelve,
and eighteen months. interest added. secured by
trust-deed, j. TliOMPSpS BfON y.
NH Al Auctionccr.
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GRUGBs & WILLIAMS. Auct:oncers.
Ey Robert B.Lync,
zeal Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
1912 Main street.

SALE OF THAT LARGE,
L DESIRA BLY.LOCATED AND WE4L-C0N-
STRU(;TEn TWO STORY FRAME DETACHED
DWELLING ON sTRECKEk,S HILL, HEAD :, OF /,
NINETEENTH STREET. KNOWN AS I Il r.
RESIDENCE OF +. KERSEY, ESQ, FOR SALE
EY PUBLIC AUcTloN.ooBy yiiluG OF "a certain
cuted to me by +. Ker.ey, and recorded in Chancery
Court clerks office Of city of Richm md, in deed
book ~ \. page So deianlt having been mane IN
direction of the holders OF the notes unpaid and de-
scrbed in said deed, shall proceed to sell upon he
premises ny public auction, on TUESDAY the eth
daY of April, 1879. at ~ O'Clock p M the rNTr,
EKTY de- cribtd in said decd, consisting OF maj
HHNDSOME AND COMFORTABLE Def C1lED
DWELLING. containing twelve rooms &c, WIN
hrick kitchen - four rooniS well CT splendid water,
&c. located on Pleasant street. The ward Is orna-
mentrd with good deal of .hrubberT. Nc'glbor-
hood good and convenient. The dwelling has front
aud rear porches, and the whole premises are In nice
order.
TO parties Wishing 10 purchase y real nice home,
cgby located. this offers the opportunity. The lot
Is SO feet front, aud extends back in depth 200 feet
more or less.
TERMS Under The deed, are cash; but more liberal
terms will be announced al sale.
r A. MEAGHER. Trus' &C.
ROBERT r. LYME. Aucionccr. ap1
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....vr..,r.- EyI.GL.S>ks. &C.

RIO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT .P@@G
FOR zoe. - >rtt ~;
CLEs or EyE,GIAssEs. ADJ I4'f frts, iSo go
superior quality ,l~aS , on a To the t>s BY
Practical opiiclau, Watsa"aAiits; C4 Msla 'trS'
NH %
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- ! : - TH
FINANCIAL.

NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS
In The Slate of Tort Carolina has passed fund
Ing bill for settling her debt, which we advise eur
friends to accey do not believe The state win
do any better and time given for funding Is lmned
Any infor NATION desired VIII be given on appIica.
ton. THOMAS BRANCH Gu.
' --o''D 49, $3.50 ~ y NH 10.ds0t&sw&w1m
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BANKS AND BANKERS. l37
f1lTIzENSBA BANK OF RICHMOND. !.
rAa5IQpe oAfITAL........ 900
Q. ". PICKREJ.L. President,
&c. Is. SNEAD, Cashier,

Deposits Of one dollar and upwards received, and
ak per cent allowed ON deposfts. y. h 80
Deposits received subject to check without notice
and Interest allowed II not checked on paorS
frequently than tMo or three times week. AZ Il 4
j Interest Oh ali deposits TO commence ten daY
after date Of deposit. .s,tsf IL ,ss 49,
. Bank open every day from o O'Clock A. N. tin q
O'clock P. NJ, aud on Saturday frora r. III. tin
= m IA 29-0aG
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Name of The company In fall, EEooKLYN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Home principal office Of sid company, $40
and 322 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Character OF The colnpany-whcfhcr life. accident,
casualty city cooperative association, Brotherhood
live stock, or any other association nsurng life
LIFE.
President. WILLIAM NJ. COLE.
Vice Pre-. ldrnt, WILLIAM II. WALLACE.
Secretary, WILLIAM BUTCHER ..
i Organized AMI Incorporated, july 1864.
Commenced business July. 1854.
Name of The General Agfntsin Virginia. THOMAS
NJ. ALFRIEND & ION. ..
Residence Of the General Agents III Virginia, RICH
MOND, ..''
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by Jas. Macdougall, Auctioncer,
No. 10 Governor Ter Thirteenth) street.

W ALNUT FURNITURE,
EI CARPETS, SHOWCASES, &C., AT AUG
DAY, nj 10h O'Clock, VIII sell az my
Ta ~ ,FGaNT WHIStTT MARBLE-ToP CHAM.
Der SUIT, with WARDROBE-cnmplet
l nearly new MARBLE-TOPs WALNUT CHAM
BRnTssELs and s-PLY CARPETS.
sWARDROBES, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS,
MAHOGANY BOOKCASE, 4, .sr
MAHOGANY CARD. and PIER-TABtES.
1;iNEond WOOD CHAIRS and ROCK ERS, ''''.
New HAIR and HItCK-MATTRESSES.
Several pice SHOWCASES, pprssEs
! CHEST CARPENTERS TOOLS, o.
An invoice OF CLOTHING, &c, &c: Ill ;.
(ous,gnmcns received up to hour OF sale:
JAS. NACDOUGALL, Auc'ioncer.
FB COOK. Salesman. - !. r = aD
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/. Tho number OF policies issued
during the car. ....... ....... 444
2. The amount Of insurance If =.
feced thereby. ................S G23,353 %
8. The amount Of premiums re-
ceived during ME year,.....". .243,675 oS,
4.Ihc amount of Interest re-
.ceived. and NIL other receipts. 134,257 13
5. The amount OF losses and ma
tured cndownents phid during =. =. =.
the year .....................--. 3o1,l2l w
e. The amount OF losses nnpai''... 90.6SO 90
z. The amount OF expenses. 1U3,5lU 81
8. The whole number Of policies
IN force. o,olo
o. The amount Of liabilities or
Abilities, .,' -. . l,02o2l9 10
io if If oa" $4,000 90
H. The amount Of asscts............ 1881 1902 7S
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ROOTS. SHOES. re.

T OOK. AT THIS! S@a
il -9..r, sEsS
Ihaye placed on my counter SHOES to be sold re-
CARELESS OF cost: = = ,t:.-..-Tl
:, : INFANTS TIES, all ,colors, at 50c.; ~.
INFANTS BALMORALS, all coiors, at 60c. !;
BOYS, CONGRESS CATERS. Ito 3, at ST.;
-. LADIES, SERGE BUTTON-BO0TS, sl.50:5
LADIES. SERGE Blu rTQS-BOOTS, hand. made
CENT? EsiEN's DOUBLE-soLE" CALF CON
!. GRESS CATERS, 90 worth 80. ,...'..
The above all firstcass goods. Call al once II
ia 1S-3m ~ W. P. w. TAYLOR. :.
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WINES. LIQUORS, &c.

DURE FRENCH BRANDY.
i .MARTELLn BRAND,
imported direct from Cognac, pale and dark colors,
In eighth aud quarter casks: for ssle by
DAYENPURT + NORRIS,
NH 29-7t Importers,
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No doubt Manchester would be contented
with such expenditures in her behalf as her
own taxes would justify, and as she could
certainly ask no more for the present (alloW-
ing for the interest on her debit. it follows
that this is an opportune occasion for the
annexation. Certainly it must take place
some day or other. and possibly after much
conflict of interests and expense to both
sides. Manchester would soon share with
us in making our, burdens lighter. 1t is
upon this principle that we are inviting i'm
migration into every section OF the state,
10 help US to pay Oft our State indebted;
ncss-and the principle applies to the city
Us we'll. '-... y.
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BY Frank j. Sampson, e,
Real Estate Agent, huctiopcer. and Notary Pubic
corner Ninth and Hull streets,
q. Manchester Va.
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insurance. STATEMENTS.
IprnI1s1IEp PURSUANT TO ACT OF ASSEMBLY
- APPROVED FEBRUARY %, 1881
Is LIFE-INsURANCE COMPANY
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON, AGENTS,
No. NORTH TENTH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
INSURANCE STATEMENTS.

ANNUAL STATEMENT. FOR TIE fiscal.
BIER. 1878. OF THE ACTUAL CONDITION OF
THE BROOKLYN LIFE-lNSURANCE COAIPA-
STATE OF NEW YORK. MADE TO TIE AU-
DlTOR or PUBLIC ACt;OUETS For TIE CON- ~,
MONWEALTIL Or VIRGINIA, puRSuAST TO
ULATTNG THE REPORTS OF INSURANCE
COMPANIES, APPROVED FEBRUARY %.
1878. '
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RICHMOND. FRED'G & "OTOMht =. i. ''"i
OFFICE GENERAL TIcKbi 49,.
RICHMOND, VA. November 2. $500
OF SCHEDULE

n NihN1 w S'-ii''i y '-''
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NoSFN"".'
,ralus Oh this road wIli ram a. !"db
NORTH BOUND.
No. $500 A. ~, leaves Byr,:-Srr~e' '.!"0,", r.
due al Was.itu.' =. - =
NJ; Es!tim0r-. -" ., ,tw
Ph.llGr!niia. o., ! '''''
York, iG:oj f. v. ..,.,..,vy
Va a-h.OO p NJ leave, XyrG->lrrt! 'f'..' 4
N" '-o'oo H. as =, W..E,n.,. - = :, ".
''' u u';. a. ~ 49, =. -: ~ y
isphis. $50 4. VI. Nc" '''A'
,.oopu e,tt2ont;tJjnpAr!GS THAI y
fer Juuclica. 'ra's9 -, "a.
street s..Ii,H GA''! .'N>'''
... days.
SOUTH BOUND. ... ,.,,,ra
NO. 2-lu.lo 1. "' 49,, ave, =. I9r. .'l'
uaiH' 'i.st,,,..,uh., / - y
n. ~. 49,, 3.fu l. VI
Ws.htu.ton. $40 J.. ~ ,..,
No a. ,,.s5 A. NJ arrives At kirH->tt't trf,u
NO.. AA'"' ds.Iv Leaves "" l"'I5, -
p. NJ: rhii4'cSii.!!. ".
Nj: Baltimore, 49, -
W,srlrs,nr. u:Ip \. ~, fN,
w., o.,o, ~ aCCoMMunk1i0H r,,,rr
NO. o-o'aV ~ Icy .rrt,ts a. RroaG-stt'e'
dsI!y &c Icsrl s.p.''L,ii w.
Grnersi Tiesr' Ara
.., cn.,...,' snr.riu.rn.lg.t. H. !.
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And how invested:
Cost value or real estate,
exclusive OF all incuni-
prdnccS....... S41l,ooO oA
-.. LoaEs on bond and mort
gage first licnsl on real
estate. SUS,l9o oo
Loans 5, culed by pledge of
bonds, socks, or other oo m
|.u... marketable c@llateraIS... 0,ZuO wv
Loans made in cash TO pol
icy-ho,Cers- on this COM
panyS5 policies assigned ~ ar m
rs collateral. .......... 29,ooo oo
Premium notes. loans. or ,,,o 90
=. .... liens on policies In force. 22Z,olS %
ees ocs sa. owned ed absolutely. 5l7,o59 so
IL Cash deposi cd In banks... 32.7uO ~
-. Temporary prem ium loans t-' 4,o44 20
Agen s ledger balancea.-.. -. II 1913 20
- ~ Interest due l*6.029.r
.,.t and accrued 80 69S.05)
on bonds and n or,gareS, 12,727 20
i on bonds and siocks.....:. s,45o 90
Interest due and. accrued g. a.. -
..' on COLA. eral loaLs. 49,. -. 70 90
Interest due (S3,191.29) .. 49,.
60 ...'.. and accrued (S5.637.71J ~ -
or liens. 80. .o"~' 1929 90
MarSet value Of real estate
- oUer cos 3.S9O IA
Stocks orer cos ~. .. 27,Osl co
Due from other companies .s.a-
for losses or claims on
- reinsured - .........:: 10000 90
Net amount of uncol'cced
- and deferred premiums. 31,3O7 90
~ Total assets. -. sl,ssl,ss2 70
H. TIE amount of unpaid diyi-
denus...... Z,olU w
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| EAST IDl ND.
Mail train arriyc- 1t RiChmon'i daily So
Crpt SUNDAY at.......... ...............~ tN l. w.
Express Train arrives IL HiChHUHu dam
|
Accommodation train arli ives ut l.ici-
moud daily except Sun,.aE a'........... !f' WI.
A mixed tram caves Slauu on - ''tn \. ".
| taking passengers from Virginia Mrarul uN.G
| from Washington. and arrives Al kclm II! T. 5.Ij
l.. II. daily except SngGav.
4 connects win Virginia INDIAN" rllrG'. arl.-
ing at ll:05 \. ~. for lynchburg and N!t"t.,
Mississippi and ohio Railroad station all. H"t
Virginia Midland railroad, leaving al So +, Nt"r
Washington.
i connects with Virginia Midland rain al. ti,.
| Ing ut $50 4. NJ. for Washington.
e. connects win Virginia Midland rHt"ri- ,ar-
ing al $50 4. NJ. f0T Lyrchburg ana .t'lu. VI
si>sippi aud ohio Raj road stations.
ID connects with Vail, railroad. C.Ni e: :, T.
~ for tiarrisouhur..
i connect, with Valley railroad, 'r:.vlrsg at l:lj
4. II. for liarpcr's Ferry.
+ connects with stage line for IeNinII'a. "
q connects wi II e. j.. ;. ami i. l.. II ur,1 I'll
pOiuts on the ohio river and tincirui.l
Ii connects with Scoto |aIl"y railroad to g.:
Northwest.
j connects with all lines dlv'rsfns :, ''r NJ.
Northwest, aud Southwest. ". VI. :. ~ ".
Engineer and >Hrrrurj-'''.
C0SwAT K. HOWARD, General Passenger sal
Ticket Agent. 10" -
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DgPAHTURE OF sTEAMEEa.

T7OR PHILADELPHIA AND 9EFs
Il FALL RIVER.-The steamer FA- sSssssssss11asAa
NITA, Captain CARR. will receive freight for the
above ports until FKlDAf The 4th Instant 1T 10
o'clock A. NJ. j. w. Mo- ARRICK.
an Alt General Southern Agent
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and authority for time viii sooner or later
develop serious difficulties Of the kind,
where we have, we may cay. a common port
and d narrow stream and great wateffa TO
be iiyiGed between us, Wlrfle the one city
viii require much the larger share Of IL.
The rate OF tax In Manchester: is "a per
cent. Now, this gives the place forbid
ding aspect, but when itsIs considered that
the valuation Of It's property Is much too
low IL can be better understood.
We desire, in conclusion, to show what
Che doilarsand cents OF the question pre-
sents. Il Z. ,.s.s.'s'l
ACTUAL INCOME oFsHAScHEsTEa.
rax on * \, estate. $4,000" 90
watnr r.r,ts 80. 1887 90
ItcenSes. .'.....-s.''. Syy Sr
Ali other z.ooA by
|
i. ~. ~ ss-# ~ . ss4.42a 90
10 os pay cent. Of $3.50 s2oo56 90
Discount on 4 ,uttns debt OF S27,O0O... 3,luU w
Salanes OF officers police, &c.......... 6,Sg2 w
Cemetery, labor, acknowledgements. l,oSU w
City poor Ia credfsnbls ITEM ....:... 1Oo w
cSs hsr e.sGsotee. .a' M 3,o97 90
! !. + s'-.-
les.s s34A2s 90
. =
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RAILROAD s.r.,

I'D M - ss CO NJ ::sgs,s;r;
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AypInsssa -ifs159
SCHTDULE OF TRAINS ">''Ho"'' !
~ TAKING EFFr(,r NM,
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Her capacity to. extinguish her debt N
he committed as follows:

Her capacity to eXtinguish her debt may
be computed as follows:
yaue of three times the water that IS now
turned into her canal. which she eau ~.
with no great expenditure withdraw .s.t
from tho river-say half again as much
as her present rental. ............. l3,oUU
Value OF sites for manufacturing DOW In
ne and that may &c sold. say three
fourts of mic Of river front-this Is
not part of The water rent ............. 100000
hu mills HE Mc S !." 10000
Interest i'm Free bridge. $4,000
Total. .s325.500
The itt m Of water rent now recei, ed with
out any tax on the mills and factories
which are not now taxed. though they. ,.o
might be taxed ;s... ............:....s 9,uoo
The estimated additional revenue from
rents. without reference to any DINER , oo
lo'Ooo
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Would pay the interest. $22ooo
now at high rate on her debt, but il re-
duced to. 6. per cent, as. Richmond could
make it, the amount would'be much less.
Besides, we should consider, a value OF
1885, 600 OF milling property is not taxed
at all. Her iutcrest'1n the Free bridge, her
river fl ont. canal, riparian rights, taxable
property Of $1.050,000, and many other ad-
vantages, 1t would seem that any one could
assume Manches!er's indebtedness Of s277,-
700 to advantage:
The debt OF Manchester is as follows:
The old debt known as the JacqueIinc. 80
TAYLOR debt. oU'Seo
Eree-bridge D1n0S.. oS.SnS
other bonded debt..... lOS,nUoO
Floating dcOt.... ........''.'"' 1fooo
The New York herald., 1879-11-14
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Nov 13-Arrived. ships Antoinette tBr). Alb
bott Philadelphia; stratford Nor, Nielsen New York
Prncepor d3 Brown, do barks Felix tRus, Huovonen
Philadelphia; II Masters Br), Crosby. Baltimore.
BxAcnY HEAD Nov 12-Oh ship Irwel (Br), Mcdonald,
Philadelphia for Bremen.
BnIsroL Nov 12Arrived bark Lauget CNorI. Pedersen
Now York; i3th steamer New York City tBr), Tailsck
New York.
saned 18TH steamer Devon (Br, stratford. Now York.
BELFAST Nov 12sailed bark Alfred (Nor Fehr. Phils-
delphia.
BoRDKAux, Nov 12-Arrivsd, brig Redwa, Byrnes. New
York
BoxpAY. Nov 12--Arrivsd, bark Prince Patrick (Br.
Peterkin, New York
DOVER Nov i2On barks Bel Stewart (Br), Harper Bal.
timore for Rotterdam 18th. Hypsta Nor Isaacsen Now
York for Amsterdam.
DUBLIN, Nov 13-Arrived ship shelburne tBD. Murphy.
Baltimore.
FAsrSrr. Nov i3-oT. steamer England tBr. Thompson
Now York for Liverpool.
UAvRE Nov i2-Arrived, ship John Bunyan t,r), SEQ.
will. Baltimore.
HAMBURG. Nov I3-Arrived. bark Koningen Augusta
Ger. wilde New York.
IPSWICH. Nov 13-Arrived bark Laura Emily Br). Nc
Neil. hull River
KINGRoAp Nov I3Arrived, ship Dictator CSor) Molier
Baltimore for Sharpness
LivxRpooL, Nov 13-Arrved, steamers Eipis (Br), Po
rism, savsnnaht Marina tBr). Ramsay, Now oEoans;
The New York herald., 1879-11-14

Arrived San Francisco Nov TO- barks Abraham Barker
Smith, the Arctic with ll50 bbls VIII oil and 1000
with 1000 lbs bone oil not stated probsby about 2O
bb reports In the Arctic bark Northern Light Mellen.
NIB. 500 bbs oil-includng $50 sp
Arrived y. do 1ith. barks Normxn, Campbell ST. from
the Arctic Ocean, with $50 bills oil and II 500 lbs
this Fleeting Heppnstone Of NB from do, with
$40 bbs VIII oil and lbs bone taken this season. brig
and bono.
Arrived at Honolulu Sept 30, schr Ward whitney,
Plover Bay Sept with 200 lbs whalebone 30 bbls seal
oil 800 lbs wairus ivory and l67 skins Left Honolulu
hama March -; left April 10 for the Arctic Came
Worked into the Ice; plenty of whales, but
could not got to them. Saw number of whalcshps but
their docs not differ from that previously given.
Found plenty Of leo in the straits aud Arctic Ocean
further than 10 20 N. Had been but few warus
taken In comparison with former years.
Heard the natives that there four shps
schooner of ley Cape between the land and the ice,
all the rest Of the feet tho 2fth Aug between
Point Lay ard Capo Elisabeth most Of them At anchor
little tn Of the Point Prospects looked rather
poor much OF u catch Both Aug, In the Arctic
achr Fanny Hyde bound south.
The New York herald., 1879-11-14
THE STATE CANVASS.
The Count by Counties Not
Yet Completed.
REPUBLICAN GAINS.
Result Of the Election in West.
chester and Suffolk.

AS the oficiA pluralities OF the various counties
come In it becomes more evident that the republi-
cans have elected their State ticket with the excep
ton Of State Engineer. In westchester county the
vote for Representative in Congress Cfweith as
trict tis-waldo Hutchins 13.543; n. Smith. lo.l40
W. H. Robertson lrep.) is elected to the State Senate
d. o. Bradley rep.) is elected to the Assembly from
the First district. W. IL. Catlin ldemJ from
the Second and d. w. Travis from the Third.
In Suffolk county John Birdsali Is elected state
Senator, and L. A. Carpenter. Assembly man. The
following note accompanies the figures giving the
Official canvass:-"Delay was caused III SuuoK
county by clerical returns from the towns OF Hunt
ington Babylon and Stony Brook. 30 that the count
was not completed until last evening. on motion OK
Supervisor Wood the protest Of Charles 1. Duryea
against the counting OF the vote for John Birdsail
for State Senator account Of his alleged inegipi-
ity be and fled and that acopy ofthe protest
he sent with the statement to the State Board OF
Canvassers."
The following tables show the official pluralities
40 far AZ they have been reported by the county
boards:-