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WAsIuNGToN, u. C., March 49, is7a
Scaled proposals IN duplicate, ~ be Endorsed Pro.
posas for Coal" will be received at this Office until
i2 m, the 2th day Of MARCH 1879 for the beluw.de.
scribed coal, to he delivered at the NayyEard WASH
ingon ID, O., fee ofany expense to the Government
ard subject To- the usual Inspection, VIZ;
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTIONS AND REPAIR.
Five hundred tons (2.2m pounds per tOn) Cumhcr'
land Coal, best qualify nee from dust, sulphur, or
other impurities.
Flily tons t2,2i1 pounds per toni White Ash Egg
Coal, best quality, uTy, irrC nom slate and dust
All TO be delivered by April 10, N5p Tie contractor
is to place II In carts provided by tho Government ut
the Navy wharf, and The quantity IL TO be paid
for ut the weight uf the Nayy-NuTd scales.
The right Is reserved to reject any or Ul bids not
deemed advantageous to the Government KespUn.
faithful delivery Of lho coal Blank forms for bids
AT his oiliCe. The contractor TO- pay the cost of IN
spcciiOn. j, 4, SMITH,
marlT PnymRsteT L. =. Navy.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., March q, 1879.
Sealed proposals are Invited until ~ O'Clock m, on
MONDAY, March 81 1870, Or furnishing the Treas
uTy Department EuSlenlugS for CuI-duurs aud Seal
for Packages, In such quantities Us the Department
may rOm time to time require,
For tho Information Of bidders Il * stated that there
RretWo classes OF common carriers. vz' Those bonded
transport unnpprusod goods. At present the same
iastCnngs, VIZ lead seals are used on he ears, sc
OF ~ IN CLASSES and unless superior device, C1mhu'
ing equal simplicity security, and comparative cheap
ness Is presented, the Department Will continue TIE
use OF lead seals
For securing packages lead seals which are attached
with cord are now used, and In the case Of ear
hstenggs VIII be continued unless more desirable
device Is submitted,
Proposals viii be accompanied by samples ~ thu
articles proposed 10 be furnished and viii state the
price AZ which the same boxed AMI markCd for ship
mrnt IN such manner IA may be r'Quirrd by the DO
pHrment Will be delivered NJ the Oue Of an express
or freight company NJ the place OF manufacture,
Bidders Will stale In tho case OF lead seals, which
must have wires ut least ten Ol Inches IN longth nt
tached, with one end fastened In the seal the price
per thousand,
II is estimated that about 100000 carseals and
about .OOOCO paCtngc-sculs are required per nnuun
Tie Department reserves the right TO reject any VI
all bids, and to waive lnlormnllties
Due animation viii be made Of and NIL consider.
alton LVrn to- the merits in locks, SEALS and other
devices which may hc submitted.
Printed forms Of proposals are not furnished nor
are they necessary
Proposals may he made Tor furnishing ellhor or
both OfthC articles named to he marked Proposals
for Carustenngs, OF Proposals for Package. Seals
the case may be, ANA addressed to the Secretary OF
the Treasury,
mArlOlt JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
AND ONO RAILROAD

The great dOuble-tracs
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, roRTHwEST, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST,
TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1873, ut $50 A, NJ.
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mchl0-M, w, F6ds,
CIIANCERY SALE.

GHANCERI SALE.
BY virtue OF n decree OF tho Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed In equity cause 65G doc.
~, Will offer for sale ut auction, on FRIDAY, the
2lst day of March, 1870 Mt o'clock D. mo- IN frOnt OF
the premises, lots 80, a. and IS, Blake kellys re.
corded subdivision OF square lgl, In this city,
Lots 80 and ~ have each front OF about 1874 feet on
Sixteenth street west, between and II NORTH and q
depth Of 100 feet Lot ~ has front of II feet Blake
street and depth Of 81 feet All three are unlm-
proved.
Terms: One.half OF the purchase money in cash,
and the residue IN two egual instnllments ut respect
lively and II months with 8per cent interest secured
by the purchasers notes aud reserved Hen. a de-
post OF $50 eich lot at time of sale. COnvcyaucing
at purchasers cost.
RFuINALD FENDALL. Trustee.
SrEIGER q LIEDENMANN, AuctiOnccrs
mriiO.pDlddg
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SACRIFICE.

This special sale embraces Candles, Nuts, Dates,
Figs Fancy Baskets, Toy Wooden Sets, certain kinds
of Fancy Crackers Glass Sets OF or II pieces and In
staple goods Smoked salmon, Halibut, Picked Pork.
kits of Mackere certain brands OF soap also starch,
Washing Soda, Labrador Split Herring, Bueing
stove and Shoe Backing,
DON'T FAIL TO BUY BEFORE THE CLOSE OF
THIS SPECIAL. SALE. lanl8
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GENERAL FCKERr has resigned as president and
treasurer otthe Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
pany.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY.
GEORGE TRUEsDELL, Auctonccr.

& GORGE TRUEsDELL. Aucaoneer'
FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT AUCTION,
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FIFTH AND u
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY Virtue of decd of trust dated May 81 ls7I re.
corded In BlOor No Sj ct folio 436 of the land
records of the District of Columbia, we will offer for
sale at public auction in front of the premises On
FRIDAY, March 81 1872, ut O'Clock p. m, the
east feet front south street Of lot IT, IN square
sl0, situate I'm Washington city, d. c., with the inn
provemeus thereon, consisting ia Il substantial two
story brick dwelling.
Terms of sae Onethrd cash, the balance In three
equal payments, at q, r. and IS months from day OF
sale; the purchasers prOmissory note TO be given
therefor, bearing interest ut per cent per aunum,
to be secured by deed OF trust on the property and
policy OF Insurance the building to satisfaction,
or ali cash. at the option of the purchaser All con-
veyanclng at purchasers cost and t0O deposit on NC
ceptance of bid -
JOB BARNARD, r.,s,,os
- JAMES f. FITCH, ''"''S'
mcht0-AI w FCda
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AUlUON SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
A UcT1oN SALE OF SCRAP METAL.

A UcTIoN SALE OF SCRAP METAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
USiTED STATES PATENT:oFFfcE,
On TUESDAY, April /, $50 will offer for sale at
public auction, In the PatentOnce building, ut
lot Of SCRAP METAL, consisting of brass, cop.
Identified models f'om the fire Of September "a isi7
The weight OF metal Is estimated at from 50 to 100
Can be Inspected al any time Up the day Of sale
tween the hours OF Q a. M and Up. IN.
IS direction of tho Commissioner Of Patents.
mchlg II A. sEELl, chief Clerk.
.JoHN SHERMAN & CO.,
- Real Estate Auctoneers,
ST. Cloud Building
rBBVWsEEhE hS6 s4N NJ u TEETPSS6RFX ARGk
by virtue OF deed of trust, dated 10th day Of No.
r. No. folio one So Of G hS SSG records S' wasR
ngton County, d. G.. and Ct the request OF the party
Of The premises ON Ge S day O0 OF
sP who S e % SS ry
i've tS5i, in John i, Kb5eys recorded sS6diylsion Of
together with the improvements.
Terms orsalei one-!hlrd cash balance in sly and
payments to be secured the property sold. A de.
post of one hundred uOOl dollars at time Of sale.
Conyeyancng at purchasers cost, Terms to be com
piled with In seven days
W. M, SMITH Salesman. feblI, Ill, %, s5marl5,5
HB- lltII ABDNE SALE Is POSlpONfD 10
SATURDAY, March Il, 1870. nj same hour nud place
mnrd, 10. j. r. FRANKLIN, II ustee.
or THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
SATURDAY, March - 1872 ut same hour and place.
marl122 JOHN r. FRANKLIN, Trustee.
II II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctionccr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A rwo-sToRY FRAME
DWhLLiNG HOUSE, NO. aB TENTH STREET
NORrHWEST.
by virtue of deed of trust dated 10th day Of Sep
embcr, a. ID. l7i and duly recorded In Iber No. 3d.
folio 132, one Of the land records for Washington
County, District of Columbia. aud ct the request Of
the party secured thereby, will sell Mt public auc
ton, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY the
I'D day OF March, a. D. 1879, at o'clock D. M, part
of lot fifteen, in Davids0ns subdivision Of lots in
square three hundred and seventytwo, and beginning
for The same at The northwest corner of sad lot on
Tenth street northwest, being "A feet south from
street and thence running east 10 feet TO OIoot
alley; thence south 10 feet inches thence west 100
feet thence north to the place of beginning with all
the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale; Onetlird cash balance IN and IL
months interest at per cent. Notes TO be properly
secured to the satisfaction OF the trustees, deposit
of $50 ut time of sale ConveyanClng ut purchasers
cost, and terms TO be complied with IN seven days.
resale may be had ut purchasers risk and cost.
N B-Thls property Is sold subject to the dover In
tcrcst OF the wife OF the grnntOr IN the trust.
GEO. II. b. WHITE n.rs,oos
JAMES S. EDWARDS, trustees
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR BOsWORTH 0ls L STREET y. W., Is THU
II most skiliul and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician this city. All nervous and CHRONIC
diseases positively cured Female diseases special.
~. Refers to Senators d. w. Voorhees,, Indiana; J.
j. Patterson, - G.; samuel NOrment, Washington. ID,
g., and Othera Consultation free. competent aud
thoroughly qualified lady assistant toattend TO ladeS
nOlLly
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tEPR rs ENTITIES.

| leave 10 introduce for refer.
the introduction of contagious
tied States.
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SAN FRASCIsco, March 90 1870.
Tho following are the official closing quotations o
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FOOT SURGERY--CORNS &c.

DAILY walks being requisite 10 health" thousands
visit DIR. WHITES establishment, lIlB Pennsylvania.
avenue opposite Wizards Hotel. for relief from and
avoidance OF COrns Bunions Chllblans Bad Na!h
&c. Among his patrons are many of the most
nent medical judicial and political dignitaries OF tao
world. Established 1861. Fee, 81 a visit. deslG
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DROPOSAl.s FOR CAR.l'ASTENINGS FOR Use
on CARS TRANSPORT NC GOODS ~ BOND.
AND FOR SEALS FOR USE ON PACKAGES
or uGIlABLE GOODS.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
Luzzi's "Mi Madre." by signor Bignardi. The ac
companist was Mr.. Van Gelder.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
"Mother-in-Law Phobia" is the feature at the San
Francisco Minstrels to-day.
The first concert of the Philharmonic Society VIII
be given at the Academy of Music this evening.
"Stabat Mater" will be repeated at the Academy OF
Music to-mGrow evening by the Mapleson Grand
Opora Company.
At the Fifth Avenue Theatre "5elfConquest" will
be withdrawn after the matinee and evening per-
formance to-day.
"Octoroon" is very handsomely presented at Hav-
erly's Theatre. The usual Saturdays performance
takes place this afternoon and evening.
The New York Circus offers among its attractions
some of the best equestrian and gymnasc exercises
that have been seen in this city for long time.
The Chestnut Street Theatre. of Philadelphia, is
now under the management of Mr.. W ID. Gemmill
and Mr. E. Z. Rice. Of Boston, who is well known in
connection with "Rice's Surprise Party
The wonderful broncho horses, deservedly known
as the best trained ANIMALS in this country,
coming to the New York Aquarium. This troupe
perform tricks of the most remarkable character.
their military drill being the most noticeable. Mr..
William c. Coup, who owns the bronchos. has been
very successful with them while travelling under
canvas during the summer.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-L A. NJ.
Indications.
For the Middle States and New England. westerly
Winds generally backing to warmer southerly. clear
or partly cloudy weather. and rising. followed in
the former and western half Of latter by falling
barometer.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States. lower
pressure. variable winds, generally shifting to
warmer southerly, and clear weather.
For the west Gulf States. Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley. generally lower pressure, winds mostly from
west and south. and warm. clear or partly cloudy
weather. with possibly light snow or rain in last
section.
For the lake region. Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri valleys falling barometer. increasing south
to west winds, and warmer. partly cloudy weather.
probably followed by snow rain in the two first
districts. and followed in the two last by rising
barometer and northwest winds.
For the Pacific coast regions. generally clear
weather.
The Mississippi River continues slowly rising at
Cairo and Memphis.
Cautionary signals are ordered for Duluth. Hough-
ton. Marquette. Escanaba, Milwaukee. Section One
and Mackinaw.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
cHIcKERrNa HALL-coNcERr.

pleasant concert was given at Chckering Hall
last evening. which served to introduce to q New
York public Miss u. Rcidy. young Canadian So
prano. Miss Reidy has Q fresh and pure
although light voice. pleasing presence
and an unaffected manner. She sang Proch.s
"Air and Variations for the Voice." and
on an encore 'Robin Adar." tho "Air d'Isabelic.' %
from Herold's ''Lc Pre- Ciercs." with the
panimert OF Ms~k>uts-ssstSsrrt the violin. and
charmingly the ballad. ''wel meet nae msir at
set. MIR. Ferdinand Csrri played Ernst's solo. III
Pirata," and Wieniawski's "Legendo" both we'll and
skilfuly as one of his encores The Carnival OF Ven.
ice,' with fantastic variations. Mr.. hermann CARR
gave the piano schubertTausig's Military
March," List arrangement from Lucia aud
Chopns "Nocturne" as an encore. The remaining
numbers were an organ SOLO executed with his &C.
custonied taste. by Mr.. George W. Morgan songs OF
Schubert and Meybesrs BY Mr. kml senaer, and
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

In reference to the report coming from the west
orn part Of the state and copied in several city
papers. purportng to narrate the circumstances in
which Mr.. William II. Vanderbilt narrowly escaped
seSssh at Tarrytown lsst s-eys- s.sk.! ffiirlALp
reporter called on Mr.. Vanderbilt. Mr.. Turnbuli
and others alleged to have been tho Hudson
River Company's train In which the presidents
sleeping said to have collidcd with West
bound train going up on q switch. These gentle
men assured the inquirer that the hrst intimation
they had OF the occurrence OF the1accident was
derived from reading the story published as above
and that nothing of the kind occurred, tho story
being wholly On imaginary enc.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
Low TEMPERATURE AND HIGH WIND ON THE
JERSEY coAsr-A VESSEL IN DISTRESS.
LONG BRANCH N. j., Nov 2l. 1879.

Low TEMPERATURE AND HIGH WIND ON THE
JERSEY coAsT-A VESSEL IN DISTRESS.
LONG BRANCH. N. j.. Nov. 81. 1879.
Ono OF the heaviest gales OF the began here
last evening" the wind blowing at the rate of forty
miles an hour at midnight. 1t a cold northern
blast. sending tho thermometer down to l6 degrees
above Along shore the gale beat up q surgng
and all passing craft sought the shelter offered
by the blum.
RED BANK. N. j., Nov. 81. 1879.
To-day is the coldest November day known for
years this region, the thermometer dropping
from ~ degrees IL degrees below freezing point
within twenty four hours. The Shrewsbury River
Owing to the severity of the gale last night the
steamer Jesse Hoyt. from New York to Sandy Hook.
connecting with the New Jersey Southern Railway.
abandoned her evening trip.
vessel Is reported in distress of Sea Girt. Her
sails are described as all blown away, and she is
sagging to the southeast.
NO DETENTION ON THE ERIE OR cHAMPLAIN
LINE FROM IcE-Low WATER AND ICE IN
THE CHANNEL OF THE DELAWARE AND HuD-
SON COMPANY.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. n. 1879.
Dispatches received in this city to-day by the
Auditor Of the Canal Department report tho con-
dition of the canals as follows
Tonawanda.--All open and in good condition.
Rochester.-Everything is clear here; ice.
syracuse-No ice here; very cold west wind; other
wise navigation IL unimpeded.
~V~~VSss stopped by euchcr iSg - tSe NoaSs.
Utca-6ood navigation; no ice.
Amsterdam This section of canal all right no leo
yet: very few boats running This section extends
from Port JACKSON to Mindenvile.
Troy, N. Y. Nov. q. 1879.
Canal Collector Hamil, at West Troy, says he has
received no information of boats being delayed on
the Erie canal. jefferson Collins. the owner of .
large number of canal boats both the Erie and
Champsin canals, says there has been no delay from
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
GRANTS RECEPTION IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. II. L

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. II. 1879.
At meeting of the Executive Committee on
General Grants visit it was decided to hold
grand reception In Music Hall OH the day Of
his ARRIVAL and q banquet in the evening.
Tho school children will welcome him with
song, and delegations from Covington and Newport,
KY. will join Cincinnati in emulation Of the
smples Of San Francisco and Chicago. According to
here Friday, December H. and leave for the East
the next day.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MusIc-''IL TRovAroRE."

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-'IL TRovAToRE."
Tue same cast that lately attempted I'll Trova-
tore" in Brooklyn appeared at the Academy of
Music last evening. Some of the cast
very good and others were very
bad. The very good artists sang
their very well and gave life the music; the
very bad artists p sang their very badly and
murdered their music. The details-the musical
obituary, it wcre--of the affair has been written
at length already in these columns and it is quite
unnecessary to give partc ulars to the obseques
which have been performed later.
1t is to be hoped that ''rrovatore will not be re-
peated by company capable of producing such a
'Linda," Faust" martha and "Aida" as has
been given in the past fortnight.
Requiescdt in pace.
(Omnes.) Amen
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

Under the above title and with this cast an adap.
tatiop from the Spanish given at the Germania
last night. The performance with the exception OF
that part of 1t which fell to the star, decidedly
unsatisfactory, and it would have been difficult to
have made 1t otherwise under the conditions
Of production. That elegant gentlemen Of
Barcelona were ever given to butcherlke
attitudes is difficult to believe. yet they de-
lineated last night. certain room. the most
cosmopolitan apartment in the universe. was again
along with the play. 1t is the identical room
in which Grseldis suffered. from which Brunhild
with reluctance departed to make visit OF obedience
for her negc lord, and in which end of tragic and
comic scenes have been enacted. While Irschck
was playing Brunhild 1t difficult to free the
mind from the memory of Griseldis, for there
the same and the identical apartment In
which she appeared. and last night when still the
woman appeared in the inevitable room o
slight or mental confusion naturally
resulted. The scene. or room. Is done
in such non-committal style that it
might for any period in architectural history 1t
would have passed muster as an English develop
ment, or German. or Spanish; but when,
within week. IL is called on to serve in England.
Germany and Span 1t is really too much for single
to do with success
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

N night OF llth o Succ'
depression adj
vanced towardl
south west Of Ire
land from Allan
tic, bringing with
It =. w. breeze
and rain. On :
morning Of 18th
two depressi0ns
we're reported
one over south OF
N0rway,ths other
near the mouth
of the Channel.
Heavy rains fell
on 8. W. coasts on
night of 18th.
A disturbance!
passed eastward
over Spain andl
Algeria duringl
14th and 18th. ON
morning OF l7t"
this depressiOn
was over Mediter.
ranean. with veryi
strong winds
from Sc on Ital-
ian coast. and
from on French
coast.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

Average tempernture Yesterday. .............. ia
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 50k
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
TRAINS DELAYED IN CANADA.

TRAINS DELAYED IN CANADA.
MONTREAL. Que. Nov. 81, 1879.
All incoming trains are several hours late to-day
in consequence of the heavy fail Of snow last night
All sailing vessels have left port, and only three
steamers remain.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

'hree deprsssions,|
attended by od-
crate gales, rains
and probable
lightning, will
pass over the
North British and
Norwegian coasts
between the 18th
aud 18th. Rains
will extend over
the British Isl
ands and norrhernI
France. Disturb |
anees are probable
for tho reglon|
southeast of the|
Azores towai d thel
Spanish coast.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

we'll marked de-lSuccei
preston passed
over north OF
Scotland and Ire
land on 3Oth,I
moving TO south
Of Sweden Oh lst
July. II cav
hunderstorms In
south of Eng-
land. On I'd wind
increased consid-
erably.with thun.
der-storms. AMI
other depressioul
moved into Ger,
man Ocean on
night Of I'd, and
q third one ar.
rived over north
of Scotland and
passed toward
N orw ay. Ex-
tra0rdinary rains
ut Hatfield and
Bath Hth June.
These stor M y
were succeAded
by much lower
temperature,
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
HERALD! WEATHER SERVICE.
Tabular Review Of the Work of the
Bureau by Mr.. Thompson.
A FRENCH SCIENTIST SPEAKS.
Verifieation Of the Storm Warnings in
Nearly Every Instance.

Owing to the large amount Of space taken up BY
the tables prepared by Mr.. Thompson to accom-
pany his article on storm Warnings" published
in the Genteman's Aa9asise of November. 1t was
found necessary to give only summary of their con-
tents whom reprintng the article in the HERALD OF
November II. In order. however. to give the read
ers Of the HERALD opportunity to Judge for
themselves Of the accuracy of the predictions
sent by its Weather Bureau copy of the tabular
form printed in the Genaemans Aa0asine is given
below. II must be remembered that. as Mr.. Thomp-
son says in his article the months chosen for the
test Of the system those in which there 10 the
least possibility the warnings to be fulfilled "by
chance. He says in foot note that In 1879 the per-
eentage Of successful warnings is far larger than in
1876
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

THREE MISSING BoATMEN COME ASHORE.
OswEGo. N. Y. Nov. 81. 1879.
Charles Woods. Noah Garrow and Henry Mearchan.
who were on the tug Seymour's wrecked feet. and
were missing. came ashore one of the scows three
miles above Fair Haven.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

he shallow de- Partial
preston" re- e-success.
ferred to arrived
OF Irish coast on
morning of 25th.
thence over Eng-
land to North
Sea. It was ac-
companiod by|
many thunder
storms and very
heavy rainfall.
The main de-.
precision sd-
vanced to near
the west coast of
ireland on 18th.
but became dis.
sipated. Il was
preceded by very
heavy rains and
the Channel was
very rough for
sonie days.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

he Times registsrI Partial
Of 18th states success.
that q depression
lay oG the south
of Norway on the
day (the one last
mentioned Ms ar
irving ON l1th),
and tha. another
one appeared to
be lying of south
west coasts. This
second dcpres-
sion moved over
Bay Of Biscay
and Ireland on
18th. attended byl
heavy rain over
British Isles and
France. Sea In
Bay of Biseayl
very rough. but
gales on British
coast not sol
heavy as predict.
ed. Heavy gsle
from west or
north coast Of
Spain on llth.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
OUT OF WHOLE CLOTH.

udiey has lowed an assessment of % cents. Grant
I'D Abe one Of 80 cents aud Hillside of 90 cents
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

SINKING OF THE SCHOONER MINNEHAHA IN
EXPOSURE.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-06-18
COUNTY OFFICIALS.

Merif-David London.
Clerk d. RegiSter-William X. Steckert
TredSurer-Rasmus Hanson.
Prosecuting Attorney-John o. Hadley
Jtdge Of Probdte-Daniel 5. Waldron.
circuit Court Com'r-Collins w. Wight
SurpeyOT-Frederick l.. Barker.
CoronerS Revel, William III
Sherman.