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The daily gazette., 1879-07-23
Literature and. Art. .

Literature ana Art. or ,ssf
Carlyle said to Bayard Taylor of
Goethe, "That man, sir was ny SAlv1-
tlon." it. =. i'elSr.1la 7pI3 Tfiw
Mr.. Alexander Ramsey has written \
history OF the Highland aud Agricultur
raj Society ofSc0tland. sihi hiTW be59in
Edmond About says that Eu1lle IONE
yer IL "neither q wicked maD nor hAA
man, nor q bad orator. He lacks only
good sense" fflt AnG StoTf9e5f Ijlo n
= M. Campo Tosto, the Belgian ipaaRtef,
Ia At work on life-size portrait OF IL
late Prince Imperial. -.
The accommodations at the approach
ing Munich international Art Exhi6fi
ton Will be superior to anything bHfose
known In that city.
Mile. Dulray, the sculptor, kaSs CON. 81 >
pleted In LOndsn the model of her6fet
sized figure of Judith displAylnG, athe,
head of Holofernes.
An exhibition of modern Italian scdIt-
ture and painting has been opened "a
Paris. ---..,..s
| Algiers will hold from the 18th Of next
December to the 18th of February, 1880,
an exhibition of fine arts and of art ap-
Piled to industry. .1.1 .t- ID vo,,s,
"A German edition of John Morley,s
English Men of Letters series is an
nOunced. - 3-l siif. li1i n
Mr.. MillaIs is quoted as saying sthat
Miss Elizabeth Ihompson's MRS. But
ler) drawing is almost unrivalled In r6.
spect of exactitude. liiai fs.iS'
The daily gazette., 1879-07-23

Now LOOK AFTER THEN.-Now y
the time for those who have shade tfees t,ss
which they prize, and which the{ wSSi6
preserve for future pears, to 20 cuterSil.i
lar hunting. A week hence would he.
too late. The female moth is constrnct.
ing her cocoons on the bark Of tbs {rea ~
any other convenient place, and now Il
the time to commences n cr,,s.da .~,~,,,.s
her. Every cocoon destroyed causes the
death OF myriad Of embryo caterpillsTs
EPIzooTy.-A number Of borses H,
Downinatown and vicinity have been
attacked with something like epixooty.
Tney are first attacked with sore M, Nh
then soreness in the throat, and finally
q cough, with running at the nostrils,
The daily gazette., 1879-07-23

SHEEP KILLED BY DOas.---A num-
ber of sheep belonging to Leonard X.
Moore were killed by lot Of dogs on
Thursday night last. They had just
been purchased and placed on the farm,
which tended still mole to aggravate the
case.-West Chester Nesos.f O. ss',i. d
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QUIZ NEW CAsTLs Lnr1w. .slo

COMPLAINT ABOUT THE oUTx1n6-
AAAP NEEDED-r1sHlNG PAHTya 1TC.
Special Correspondence OF the 0assftS'
.HA2 sIA iNEw CAsrLl, July 14''
"A general complaint is being iidads
that the streets and CUTTERS shonl1 -
put in . proper sanitary conditiQV.
Shawt0wn hes. Q street or two that CSl-
tainly should be looked after; -; tOiDob-
binsville, the drainage ls bad n best, and
great care is needed rs the guttevs and
drains become fllef with fefsis6 matter.
At Bulls Hill resident hrs utiNxedfhe
gutter BY starting It of, and using the
water for the Watering n his" cabbage
plants. Better this than sO1lse II ~
stagnant. t, t..,1 go ,,o.io,- N
> a lamp Is badly wanted II tlHSsi5 dc csornSr csoor
Of Ninth and Clayton streets. THESE Ate
about twenty-five families living II this
section, and the nearest street lamp u
two or three squares away. i'aiD shs- s1lo
A ministerial fishing party vent d0W1
to the Rocks at an early hour this mora
ing. .-iri H"Y' e''i 'eiioc' % 'iol'
As yet the vacant Justioeship has aO(
been filed; if there be no one Lying hers
to accept it let one be fmpOfted, ~
from AppoQuiaimiuk Hd. .sie1Fls iEll5 n,
The daily gazette., 1879-07-23

The ssfest, surest and cheapest remedy
vet discovered for that disOrdered condi-
ton of the iver.l known a. "biliOusness'
is DR.. Bulls Baltimore pills.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-23
Pittsburg Iron Trade Impreva.~.

Pittsburg Post says: Indications an
that the iron trade is improving, the de-
preston having apparently passed aWat.
Some mills that have not been In opsrSl
ton for long time will probably be re-
paired shortly and their fires reliahted.
Orders for steel and iron have incfessed
very perceptibly recently. ReRs4t3inI
nails, there will be no marked improJes
ment for some time. The ldeclinatiou, e
the Wheeling mills to respond to tie in
vitations of Pittsburg to advance fhn
price to So. 35 will, therefore, not InSRs
any difference at present. lia srw u. 4 hnn
The daily gazette., 1879-07-23
silver ReunOnetisation:
MEASURES TO sECURE INTERNATIONAL
ACTION IN THAT DIRECTION.

ACTION IN THAT DIRECTION.
A special from Washington says
The Legislanve Appropriation bill
passed az the last session contained An
appropriation of $40 900 fer negotiations
with foreign governments with view to
the International demonstration OF sil-
yer, to he expended In the discretion of
the President. OF course no appropri-
alton was necessary to enable Mr.. Evarts
to carry on correspondence on the sub
.ject with foreign governments through
Foreign Ministers. This, is understood,
will be done at ance, but the money pro-
vided will enable Mr.. Evarts to do more
tha An this, and it is quite likely that in
due time one or more commissioners will
be sent aboard to deal directly with the
foreign governments.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-23
Another One Of Them on:

WASHINGTON, July 22.-Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury French left
this city to- day for New York and New
England to be gone three or fOnr weeks.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-27
Ostrich Farming In California.

Dwight Whiting, Of Boston, who
has large circle Of acquaintance
in this city, visited South Africa
last Fall with view to investigat-
ing ostrich farming. He spent sew
eral months on farm for the pur-
pose Of attaining an insight into
the business, and came to the con-
clusion that it might be made a
profitable industry in this country.
He proposes to return to Africa in
November and purchase twenty
breeding pairs and from forty to
fifty young stock birds, with which
he will probably start farm in
the San Joaquin Valley in this
State. The demand for ostrich
feathers is very great in all parts Of
the civilized world, and enterprise
and experiment may yet make os-
trich farming an important indus
try in the State, portions of which
are thought to be particularly well
adapted for its. f. Call.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-27
looming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(San Luis Obispo) land Santa Barbara. On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
HB-Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3.45 o'clock p. NJ, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-27

This Company has the largest and most
perfect rope-making machinery in the
world. Capable of making ropes of any
size, from sash cord to ropes of sixty tons
weight without splice.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-27

During one of the debates in the
House of Commons in 1888, Sug-
den, in his speech, took occasion to
speak of Fox, and said he had no
great respect for his authority, on
which Breugham merely said, loud
enough to be heard all over the
house, and in that peculiar tone
that strikes like dagger, "Poor
Fox!" The words, the tone, were
electrical, everybody burst into
roars of laughter, Sugden was 30
overwhelmed that he said after
ward it was with difficulty he could
60 on, and he vowed that he never
could forget this sarcasm.
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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-27
A. LABONGE, CHIROP0DIST,

WARTS, CORNS, BUNIONS, CHILLI
BLAINS and all other imperfections of
the feet cured. The treatment of ingrown
nails q speciality.
Cupping, Leeching and Swedish Hand
rubbing done also.
Gs- REQUENA STREET, United states
Hotel Bath Rooms. s6.lm
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-27

siderable speculation. Best foreign
kinds have advanced nearly
two shilliDgs per quarter since
Monday. The movement is aided
by the recurrence of heavy rains,
the lateness of the harvest and the
inferior quality of the new crop.
There is simultaneous speculation
in Paris, and there is reported the
failure of large California specu-
lat0r.
Purchase If IL GeIebr"ssd to,a by
ma American.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-The two-year-
old colt Moccolo, after winning the
sweepstakes over the Briefly course,
was bought by Tenbroeck for 435
guineas.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-27
FOR SALE.

By the Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Association, the best Orange and Semi
Tropical Fruit Land in the State. Water
right goes with the land. Apply TO the
office of p. Beaudry, No. 81 New High st.
apl6tf +. w. WOOD, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-27

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18
NJ NOW FOR BARGAINS!
b. C E. NITTELDORFE2,
SGT BROAD STREET.

We have Just received our fourth supply OF NEW
GOODS. bought at the recent auction sales In New
York for cash-amoug them a great many WHITE
GOODS for school commandments amt exhibitions,
consisting Or VICTORIA Lawns; ORGANIZES,
SWISS MgsLINs, Linen. LAWNS Law 81; TQRCH0M
i pSss sTi IaGEsTRIPED and PAIN
PloUE al such low PrisseWS Is ys to .,Sn,h ALL
EA SVU + ESFiSl a. s ns !2 ssar price, ESQ.,
DRESS LINENS ut 12H. IA, l6. IL, 20. 70, aud
25c. These goods are lower i'll price than they
FANS, FANS-A new supply just opeucd, from &c.
BUS :" 'hs asei sUNrrNes. in PLAIN and LACE
BUNTINGs at l2's, 1884, ls, 20, and 22c.-she
BLACK CAsHMEREs at l2K. Is, IS, 90, 25, s5,
BLA.k ALtACAs ut IN, 16;ss, 20. 20, 80, and
35c. Tor the hest;
BLACK GRENADGHES at very low prices:
BLACK SILKS from G:c TO s2.5 per yard-grcat
larse stock Of I RBoXs 10 All colors;
Linen SHEETiNG and PILLOW LINEN from
Linen DRILLs for men and bovs' wear from loc.
10 the finest q,lalv-plain, slrtncd. and checked.
. MAITlNGS! MA1TINGS!
ESQ pieces NEW MAiTINGS Just received from
auction, in WHITE HECKED aud + AN CT, all
" wldths-eheaper than eyer Now Is the limt :. to
DuF. 81 W ME " lDc. hi tHcChtHi at loS.s
"A Fancy III 25c.-rcsuIar rrce 5oc.; ga
Checked II 25c. worth 40c.. Ga White and
Check 1T 30c.-regular price SOC. Don't fail TO
look al our stock before you purchase:
OIL-CLOTIlS. Floor and Taoe: COCOA NAT
TISGS, HEMP and WOOL CARPETS and
RUGS, to be sold nj Il sacrifice to close
CASSINERES, TWEEDS, CUTTUNADES, BLUE
FLANNEL, ara KENTUCKY JEANS in great
variety from Toe. per yard TO the finest goods
imported: ..i.
CORSETS CORSETs.-I.ook at our SIDE. LACE
and SlDE-STEEL CORSETS al SOC;
CORSETS ri %. 35. So. Use and 81;
ABDOMINAL COkSETS, for stout ladies', at 81
pARASotS. PARAsoLs.-'rhe greatest bargains
In the city
HOSIERY in great variety from &c. per pair to the
best:
UNDERWEAR for ladies. children, and gentle
men. from Zoe. ND. Look II. our stock before
You buy: WHITE QUILTS al 40. so. 80. 60,
65, 10, rs S5c.. and 81: LAUEpRIEn SHIFTS
at 75c.-rcSuiar price Sl23: BLEACHED
COTTONS. BROWN C0TTONS. SItEETlNGS.
and CALICOES retairG at wholesale prices;
large STOCK of TOWELS from auction;
PRINCES. BUTTONS, GLOVES, &C., &C.
"'" ''''0 - b. < Z. MITTELDORFER.
lie 7-S.M.SW 527 BrOld street.
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ilrro.n tl.e Norfc.k I.ar.t,,,,ars. 4

To give an idea o. The feeling Of the pec-s
pic OF our ssester..i coasts in reference to the
introduction OF coolies we give our readers
TIE following extraot, which we. have been
nermittei to take FROM n letter OF. a Yirgin-.
ian. now q resilient OF California:
=. hope that they neuer ,oiu allow
the Chinese curse to come into Virginia.
Should! eny party in power give The CEiinsse
q vote (Which lis possiblel, California has
more than senough to elect n Governor
and LEGISLATURE. or course, such thing
is remote, but from the precedent OF
negro suffrage 1t is not impossible. II the
southern people getthem to Oil the places
OF the negroes, there will be no stopping
the sexodus OF the latter, and no part OF
the country will then be more to be ptled.
The beathen is not going to work like the
Niger does. He is disgusting in every
way, and doesn't even try to cover up his
beaslly crimes. can see no greater caiam-
| fly for the South than even o small influx
OF Chinese. The introduction OF such
brutes into the South would be horrible
crime. / don't know what their presence
here Is going to lead to.".,s.- af ,b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18

Two years ago a man who defended the
double standard was pronounced fool by
thousands who are now trying to sneak
into the swelling ranks of bi-mctaliism. The
cry OF fool" is no longer heard in the
land. The men who used itare now busy
In attempting to prove that they never were
mono-metaIIists. We forgive them, and If
they will maintain proper attitude OF re-
pentanee and humility they shall share in
the general victory of bi-metallism which
will occur soon after the meeting OF another
International conference. There is scarcely
European nation that is not DESTROYS OF a
restoration OF the double standard. 1t VIII
not be difficult under such feeling to ar
rive at satisfactory ratio between gold and
silver atlanta Constitution. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18
Taking the Back Track.

After putting so much OF its silver coir
into market, rs baLtion. as TO demoralIZe the
market, it is said that more silver money is
to DO coined by the German Government
This Is practical confession or blunder II
adopting the mono-metalIic basis which can.
not be concealed or escape observation
The fact is the whole,mono-me,allic world
feels it, and might as well confess it.
MonometalIism is probably, in part, like u
good many other false ideas iG politics and
economy, q result Of the war" During
that unhappy controversy this country was
practically almost struck out OF existence
as commercial nation, and her business
went to swell those OF the great European
nations at peace. They went wild over the
corresponding increase in trade. Mean
time our northern States went wild over
their accommodations OF evidences of debt
in the shape OF greenbacks or Federal due.
bills.
All their pockets stuffed full of money
and bonds, and the main point was how 70
push it up to a gold standard. And that has
been the controlling idea in financial politics
for more thon decade. Everything has
been shaped to make money scarce aud dear.
1t has been little short OF treason to say
anything in favor Of easy money and fair
.rgoperty values, and active trade and busy
and welEpaid labor. The ducats have been
held so sacred that anything said or done
that may by chance ;naake them common or
easily attainable was as saerilegious es TO
spit 10 the face Of the sacred bull.
For that reason silver was Kicked out of
his company: Silver is too vulgar to keep
aompanys with MIR. DHcat. Silver is the
money 81 the pe0ple--used to buy their
etipg-and the common people have
not counted much In Government since the
world took so the law OF force and the can.
mons mouth. is.
Bgf ic is all cot to change and come round
again with the gradual return to normal
conditions. i.5s;3
Franee. which sgas never betrayed into
the mon0metallic uaonomanin, has had big
war, ruined herself aud got rich again, in
about half the time that the United States
have consumed IN found ering in confusion,
ruin and darkness, and getting ready TO
strike q light 50 as to get about arld again
begin work.ssIf one bad not read SO much
about the prod Igious wisdom OF Sherman
and the Radicals ON financial matters the
cenclpsi0n wouId, be That a flock
af he, goats put sd ehaEge BIZ, the lfnapces
ought to have done as ven OF better. Ma
con Telegraph
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18
Preservation Of Food.

A recent hoax in journaiism-me believe
in New YoEk-s the story that wonderful
invention has been made in Australia
whereby sheep, cattle, hogs, and all living
things could be deprived of Ammunition and
she!Yed or packed away for an indefinite
period, and then revived with all their fat
on them and teeir faculties nnimpaired.
AS described, certain vegetable decostion
was injected beneath the skin of the ami
NAL. This suspended circulation OF the
blood, whereupon 4he animal could be ilaid
away where the tensperature would be kept
Just below tue temperature that would az
rest decomposition. Che ahyperdertnfe IN
lection Of q vegetable entidote restored life
at pleasure. The advantages Were appa-
rent. Live stock could he sent from one
country to another without expense for
feeding. and landed in piane condition.
There are muny other advantages. Cattle
could be Wintered without expense. TIE
man OF reflection could extend the subject
Gd inttnitanR. s'sss!
The story had believers for time. The.
wits lave been stimulated 10 scsBe OF their
ingenious stories by the many suggestions
that have been called forth by the many
schemes for transporting cattle sad for
conveying dressed fresh meats across the
8 ocean. We have seen some very extYaYa-
CANT ideas in This line; but really hope to
see some practical aud good things yet
accomplished Improvements that; will do
much to ameliorate the condition oil society.
I, YenE ago Professor GAAaEE, who Is now
urging upon Congress his system Of freez.
ing out geltoW.feyer in q porttWifa bis res1
ffiserator, invented q systen,s by which
fresh neat COLD be kept for an almost anaj
limited period. We have Seen, a. chicken
that bad been kept sweet and fresh for many
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18
,,l,l,eyssss,sI;,,I

weeks by luis SYST But u .as appafesn.as
anano med !; for we have not heard 81 it Tor
ve,rs. We have understood t1as Y was no y
,,,,.s,,ed because the cost attending s1e pro-
s e uas such thai no advantage could oe
secured by IT,. IL
i, s.ill we hope that experiments may oe
continued. Weeonsitier Professor aAaaEs !,
:, very scientific and ingenious man. and
:wo,,id not be surprised if afterall be should
hi. upon some very valuable discovery u
,,,e direction TO which he has been deyottne
his searching inquiries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18

HENDERsoN's Atchison
Patriot. ]-Ex-Senator John B. Henderson,
OF Missouri, opposes the nomination OF
Grant for third term. This opposition
bias brought down upon him the ire OF all
the stalwarts. and they are going for him
hot and heavy. One stawart paper says:
"He contributed great deal to destroy the
Republican party in Missouri, and Just what
the party owes him is difficult to imagine"
There is much truth in this statement. lie
broke up the Missouri whi.key ring, which
constituted about all there was OF the Re-
publican party OF Missouri.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18
apECsAL NOTICES. -.
n-rBLAeK LACE POINTS!
s. BLACK LACE POINTS!
BLACK LACE PoISTsl
MUST BE SOLD!
MUST BE sOLDi Il
spEcsAn NOTICES.

8 MUST BE SOLIDS
As7S BLACK LLAMA.LAcE POINT for $40;
A $50 BLACK LLAMA-LACE POINT for $50;
A s45 BLACK LLAhfA-LaCE POINT for S25;
A s35 BLACK sLLA9fA-LACE POINT for $40;
A s33 BLACK LLAhA-LACE POINT for s1S;
ASST BLACK LLAMA.LACE POINT for SIG;
A s2H BLACK LLAMA-LAcE POINT for sI4
A $50 BLACK LLAMA-LACE POINT for sl2;
A $40 BLACK LLAMA-LACE POINT for So
80 BLACK LLAMA-LACE POINT for So:
A 81 BLACK LLAMA-LACE POINT for $3.50;
A 20 BLACK LLAMA-LACE POINT for 81.
The above articles must he sold Such an oppor-
tuuiiy to purchase a Lace Point at low nsurts may
not offer Itself again In years. So avail yourselves
OF the present opportunity.
je16 1017 and lob Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18
CONCERT
SUMMER RESORTS.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,

JORDAN ALU NJ SPRlNGS,
y ".. ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY. VA.
has been leased BY NJ. j. C0LLY. OF the Hamilton
House, Washington CITY. and will be Onened tor
visitors from JUNE 18TH TO OCTOBER. 1879.
under the management nf Major &. Il. LUCK. OF
Virginia, who formerly managed them In 1877.
1879. and 1874. and the Rawley Springs In 1875.
This delightful resort Is situated eight miles fron
Goshen depot, on the Chesapeake and Chic railroad
road q nd through most picturesque country.
The grand hotel is new, and embraces all modern
eltnces, such and electric beS, in each
room The rooms arc large aud airv. and furnished
with elegant cottage sets. spring an hair mattresses
together with closets, hot and cold water Also fro
hose attachment and hre-eXt .ngusher upon each
floor.
There is no summer-resort hotel in the South that
OF ers the same advantages for real city comfort
the JORDAN ALUM. There are also superb cot
fage accommodations with modern improvements
Post. and telegraph-oficcs In The hotel. Two oauy
mails from Ill pCinis. ...
POPULAR PRICES FOR SEASON OF 1879.
Per day, less than week so
Per week, less than q month. .............. 10 %
Per month. $40 and IS 0, according 10 location OF
rooms Parties spending the entire season, ten per
cent. of.
Ballroom music under charge Of Professor Fl. F.
LAUBE. Professor KEssNICII's Band for The lawn
An excellent livery for the accommodation OF
ICE in plcniy. s.. .s..t .,..-..s
Pamphlets at PURCELL. LADD & Co.'S, and at
POLK MILLER's.
For further particulars and special terms address
80 ss .. C.. b. lUCK,
|: lie l -eod1 m 49,, .. at the Springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-18

!. The assessed value of all the real estate
in Manchester is S9O7,72S. At $3.50 on
500 worth the entire tax would be S22,693.
Now. real-estate tax Of 8 cents on 500 in
Richmond will produce more than that
amount So you need not worry yourself
over the prospect Of the annexation OF
Manchester . .-.... e..