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Want to be Kepresented ON the schooI nonrh

Pursuant to u call, about twenty colored citi-
zens OF East Washington met at Enon Church
last evening for tho purpose Of recommending
a. candidate from that section to represent it
on the Board of Public School Trustees Mr..
L. S. Atkinson was made chairman aud Rev.
Samuel Scott secretary. 1t was suggested that
owing to the small number present it would
be well to postpone thcimeeting for n week, in
order to insure better notice This course
was opposed by Messrs. $. w. Herbert and
Frank Gaines, who were in favor of nominal.
ing man at once. The chair said that there
was not q proper representation to attempt
such move and counseed pOstpOnement. Re.
marks were made by Messrs. William Brown,
w. G. Marshall, Isaac Sinner, aud Others, culo.
CYSTIC Of Mr.. IL. l., johnson, the present trus.
tee, the only complaint against him being that
he did not reside in the section which lie rep
resented. The meeting then, upon motion, ad.
jOumed for one week.
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Promotions In the Post-Ofioe Department.
Mr.. William n. Rowe has been promoted to
III the vacancy occasioned by the death of
G. s. Woodward in the office OF tho Second
Assistant Postmaster General. Charles Il.
Joyce, vice Rowe, promoted, and Cary A. Hen
dcIsou, vice Joyce.
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in stoneiugs, also in twenty gallon kegs fancy
Now York and Western Butter at bottom prices
No 0le0margariae sold. Spcers Butter Store,
corner Of Ninth aud T. streets northwest
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FuLL.JEwELED, adjusted, coin silver Walt.
ham stem.winding Watches for SIS, ut Harris
& Co.'s, 435 Seventh street,
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Thorne's summer Garden.
Marriage Licenses

The clerk of tho court has issued tho fol.
lowing marriage licenses;
Adolphus Patterson and Mary Warick.
A. H. Moore and Ann f. Chenault, of Man.
chester, Va.
John w. Carroll and Hannah Sullivan, both
of Georgetown.
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CITY ITEMS.



WHAT intense pain Is caused by toothachc. How
many sleeplcss nights and weary days due 10 It's
raging influence Yet the true cause of all this tor
attention Gould only those who have at present
good sound teeth fully realize this fnct how care.
inl would they be to keep their teeth in good con-
advice. Clean your teeth daily with good dent.
irico, such as THuRsToN's Ivory PEARL TOOTH
POWDER II Will preserve your teeth through life,
remove oil tartar or cXtrancouS matter, keep them
Clean sound, and white and toothache, with oil
its horrors will be unknown. Sold by all druggists
&c, at % and 30 cents per bottle.
How many thousands suffer from b!lliousness,
dyspepsia, &c, and drag on miserable existence
cal assistance yet feeling sufficiently unwell to de-
sroy all the pleasure of life. They suffer daily. and
solely for want of some simple remedy to purge
and cleanse the system. QuIRKs IRISH TEA Is
specially adapted for this purpose. Gentle In its CT
iecs, yet 1t carries off all eNtraneous matter and
leaves the vital organs clear and unobstruced. 1t
puries the blood and renoyates the entire frame.
II is truly Natures remedy, being entirely herbal.
Sold by all druggists. twenty-five cents per pack
age each making quart OF medicine
WELLS MACHISEsPKEAD STRENGTHENING PLAs.
TIERS are superior to all others Composed of choice
medicinal gums. combined with the true Burgundy
Pitch, spread on fine soft lambskin, they afford me.
chanical support to the affected parts, and acting
by absorption, relieves almost Instantly. For pains
in the back or side, caused either by indigestion,
rheumatism or strain, they are unrlyaed. Sold by
all druggists; % cents each.
THoMPsoN's PoMADE orrIME All oleagnous com.
pound of great merit for dressing and cleansing
the hair Sold by all druggists D and so cents per
bottle.
BUFFERS BAISAMIC MIXTURE, the old infallible
remedy. Sold by druggists; price, 81 per bottle
| WILDoRs COMPOUND OF PURE CoD-LIvER OIL
AND LIME.-'rhe advantage OF this compound over
the plain OIL Is that the nausentlng taste of the OIL
Is entirely removed and the whole rendered entire
y palatable The offensive taste of the Oil has long
acted great objection to its use; but In this form
the trouble Is entirely obviated. host of ccrti
Gates might be given here TO testify 10 the excel
| lencc and success of "WilborS Cod. Liver on and
Lime" but the fact that II Is regularly prescribed
| Icy the medical faculty Is sufficient For sale by A.
Il. Wibor Chemist, Boston, and by all druggists.
| LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Six pcr cont. interest paid OH deposits Special
| rates on time deposits j. H. SQUIER & Co.,
| Bankers, 1916 Pennsylvania avenue
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SOLID gold adjusted Elgin Watch, $685. at
Harris u Co.'s.
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OUR CLEARING-OUT SALE-BOYS' ALPACA
JACKETS, 80 CENTS EISENAN BROS, CORNER
SEVENTH AND STREETS
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Low Shoes and Slippers for ladies' and chill
dren in great variety, all prices, at Park Shoe
Store, 932 Seventh street.
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What 5000 Did in Wall street.

SOLID gold Elgin stcm.winding Watch, adj
justed, $40, at Harris 4 Co.'S, Seventh street.
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Satisfactory Profits.

OUR CLEARING-OUT sALE-OFFICE COATS
p CENTS. ElsEMAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH
AND STREETS
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A BOUNCE coin.silver watch with chronom-
eter balance, adjusted movements, for $40 ut
X. Harris 6 Co.'S. 435 seventh street.
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OUR CLEARING-oUT SALE-GREAT REDUC-
TON OF PRICES TO FORCE OFF STOCK.
ElSEMAN BROS. CLOTH1ERS AND TAlLORS.
CORNER SEVENTH AND Il.
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THoMPsoS's PoMADE OPTINE an oleNgnous com.
pound of great merit for dressing and cleansing
the hair. Sold by all druggists; y and so cents per
bottle.
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A New Mineral spring Discovered.

EVERY reliable druggist sells Lodille's Head
ache Specific. 1t cures headache quickly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-16
BUFFERS BALsAMIC MIXTURE, the old infallible
remedy. Sold by druggists price, 81 per bottle.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six pcr cont. interest paid OH deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. j, ii. SQuIER & Co.,
Bankers, 1916 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Thormometrie Readings.

OFFICE CHIEF SI0sAL.oFFIcER, u. 3. A.,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-09-17

CoLoRs OF FLOWERS. TO find the
colors that contrast, the following SIM
pie and ingenious method may be re-
sorted to. Take sheet Of white paper,
upon which place ared wafer; look at
it steadily with one eye for half MINIS
ute or so, without allowing the eylids
to close, and then look from the red
wafer to another part Of the white pa
per; a green spectrum will be seen, OF
the same size as tn wafer, and this is
the color which would form the true
contrast to red. In like manner, an
orange wafer will produce blue spec
trum, aud hence blue is the true con-
trast to orange yellow to indigo green
to reddish-violet; blue to orange red ;
indigo to orange-yellow; and violet to
bluish.grcen. BY a little attentive
study il will be seen how easily any
gardner might make himself acquainted
with the principles Of the science sufi-
GENTLY 10 avoid gross errors in the com
position of color In his flower beds.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-09-17
Tobacco Powder. for Insects.

Numbers of new remedies for the de-
struction or prevention Of insect pests
have lately been Introduced, with the
merits Of some Of which I am not ac-
quainted. Tobacco, howersssm some
form or other, has losg been rec''gHiEetl
as one OF the best things for destro wing
all kinds of insects, especially out Of
doors. 1t is long since l first saw snuff
used for destroying both green and black
fly. An old enthusiastic gardening
friend, who was fond of pinch ofsnufi.
would often take out his box aud dust
some of its contents over his insect en-
emles whenever he saw them on his ia
yorile plants. 1t was at that time too
expensive for general application; but
it gave the man who regularly carried a
bsx in his pocket many an opportunity,
at this season Of the year, of taking sig
nal and prompt vengeance upon his en-
emies. In destroying insects. the old
maxim, "A stitch in time saves nine,
holds more than good for, when aphides
have thoroughly established themselves
on q plant or tree, it is difficult matter
to destroy them all. If on the first ap-
pearance of insects, puff OF powder be
dashed among them, it settles them dl-
rectly; aud a good Swinging IN three or
four hours afterwards washes OIL both
snuff and d ad bodies. a man armed
with a distributor and supply OF dry
powder will in a short time so over a
LARGE collection OF roses or number OF
wall trees and, as far us my experience
goes. consider that the use OF tobacco
powder in the open air is better aud
cheaper than any dressing which have
hitherto used in liquid form. II peu-
etrates readily every portion Of the tree,
carving destruction IN It's course 4; Tor
1t is astonishing how soon death ensues
after the powder ia sprinkled over them.
The best time to apply it is when tie
trees are slightly damp, just before the
dew clears oil early in the morning {;
when the trees, however, are thoroughly
charged with moisture, / do not think
the powder is so etfectual. The dislrlb.
utor which use Is botlle.shaped in
dia-rubber apparatus, which is taken in
the palm OF the hand, and, whenever
pressure is applied, the powder is sent
flying in cloud Of finely DIVIDED parti-
Giles in any direction the operator wish
es. All nurserymen supply the powder
in either large or small quantities.
Gardening Illustrated.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-09-17
Give you good account Of it. Abou

give you good account Of it. Abou
the LIST of December last 1 seeded lot
of about seven acres with rye, one bush.
el to the acre. During the winter and
early spring l hauled and spread upon
TIE land al of the litter from my farm
pen. covering about five acres Of the
lot. So soon as the rye was in head,
about the LIST Of June, It was plowed un-
der with three-horsc pillow. Black
peas were then seeded upon the land, at
the rate OF one bushel per acre, and as
soon as they appeared above the
ground, plaster was sown upon them.
Despite the dry weather, they grew of
well, and, since the rains, have made a
splendid growth. They are beginning
to bloom. About the 10th Of Septem-
Der, by which time I hope to gather
some Is or 20 bushels for seed mex
year, these peas will DO turned under
with three-horse plow, and some Is
or 80 bushels Of oystsr-shell lime
(already burned upon the plan describ-
ed in your August No. will be spread
to the acre. The land will then be
narrowed and rolled and seeded in
Boughton wheat, pecks TO the acre.
As the green rye and peas will furnish
a sufficient amount Of nitrogen, but not
enough phosphate OF lime, l propose TO
seed with the wheat 200 pounds per
acre of raw bone. So soon as the
wheat IS seeded one bushel Of orchard
grass and one gallon of clover will be
sown 10 the acre, on FIVE acres, and
lightly brushed in. On Que acre Ken
lucky blue grass will be sown, and on
the remaining acre Randall grass, and
clover with each. The first year after
the wheat, hay will be cut ; after that,
1 propose to save the seed of orchard,
blue and Randall grass for use. am
satisfied that we should SOW a greater
variety of grasses upon our land. |
have therefore experimental in small
way with orchard grass, herds grass
and clover, on the same land, and AM
much pleased with the result. If /
succeed in getting good stand on my
seven acre lot, Ihope, in year or two,
to be able to seed orchard grass, herds
grass, Kentucky blue grass, Randall
grass and clover on each Of my fields,
as they come in for grass. Farmers
can easily grow their own seed of all
the above named grasses, with the ex-
ception, probably, OF clover
Concluded merit ,ceek.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-09-17
Household Recipes.

SCALLoPED OYsTERs.-These may
be cooked in their own, or in clamsshells
which are more ioomy, or in silver
scallop shells which look better. or alto
gether IN one dish when they will taste
quite as we'll as any way, although they
may not present so good an appearance.
If cooked in shells, two or three oysters
are arranged in each one with a layer
of cracker crumbs on the top and bot
tom, and few drops ofthe oyster juice
added, with pepper, salt and some bits
of butter. They must be put on the up
per CRATE of very hot oven until plump
and hot and served as soon as done. If
cooked in pudding dish, butter it and
sprinkle the bottom with cracker
crumbs. Warm the oysters very slight
ly IN their own liquor, then arrange a
single layer Of Them over the crumbs,
placing them close together. Take
them up with a tablespoon, and the
juice which cllngs to each oyster will
be sufficient to moisten the cracker /;
season with pepper and salt and stick bits
Of butter closely over the surface.
Put on another layer OF crackers, then
more oysters and seasoning with plenty
of butter. Make the top layer crackers,
and around the edge Of the dish place e
row of whole oyster crackers. Bake in
quick oven for fifteen or twenty min
utes when the top should be nicely
Drowned. A large dish will require a
longer, but a slow oven aud too long
cooking will completely ruin them.
FRIED OYSTERS. Drain the juice
frem the oysters, and season them well
with pepper and salt. Let them stand
for an hour, then dip each one separate
ly into rolled cracker crumbs. afterwards
into an egg beaten with two tablespoon
tuls of milk then 10 cracker crumbs
again. The latter must be seasoned
with pepper and salt. When all are
ready set them one side, to be cooked
Just when wanted, as they should be
eaten as soon as done. To cook them,
have kettle Of boiling hot lard, into
which plunge frying basket with few
oysters in 1T; when cooked light
brown color, lay them on piece Of
whitish. brown paper and set them in the
open oren for two or three minutes TO
drain, then serve on hot platter ac-
companed by cold.slaw or celery-sal-
ad.
ANGELS FooD.-Soak four table,
spoonfuls Of tapioca over night, in 1t
tie cold water, then stir 1t into n quart
ofboiling milk, and cook fifteen minutes
Beat the yolks Of four eggs with tea.
cupiul of powdered sugar and a tea
spoonful of salt; add the milk and tap
ioca, stirring meanwhile return all to
the fire and let boil up once. then re
move, flavor TO taste, and stir in the
whites of the eggs beaten to stiff froth,
being careful to mix lightly and not too
long. Serve cold.
AMMONIA FOR FLOWERS. "A lady
correspondent Of the Country Gentleman
does well in reminding window flower
growers of an old but nearly forgotten |
fact, that few drops Of hsrtshorn in
the water given to plants Is an excellent
fertilizer. Mr.. Meenan says that 1t 10
worth all other concentrated 'manures
for this purpose,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-09-17
VEGETIME
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.

BOSIONI OCI'l IoIUs
Mr. II. r. STEVENS
Dear Sr,-My daughter. after having severe
attack Of Whooping Cough, was len IN feeble
state Of health Being advised by Tn emo, she
tried the NE0ETISR, and after using a rev Dor
ties was fully restored 20 health.
/ have been a great sufferer from Rheuma-
tism. have taken several bottles or the Y ksE-
TINE for this complaint, and am happy TO say
IL has entirely cured me. have recommended
the VFGKTfNE to others with the same good
results II is o great cleanser and pu1her OF
the blood it is pleasant TO take, and can
cheerfully recommend II.
JAMES MORSE, 354 Athens Street.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-09-17
RHEUMATISM Is a DISEASE Of the BLOOD.

The blood. in this disease. Is found 10 contain
an excess of dbrfH VEGErISE acts by convert
ing the blood from its diseased condition 70 a
healthy circulation. VEGErISR regulates the
bowels which Is very important IN this com.
plant one bottle OF VEGETfNE Will give rellei,
but TO effect permanent cure IL must be taken
regularly, and may take several bottles, espe-
fially in cases OF long standing NEGErINE ~
sold by all druggists. Try II, and your yeralct
will be the same az that OF thousands Deiore
you, who say, II never found so much relief az
fronl the use of VEGETISE," which - COM
posed exclusively Of Bdrks, Boots and HeTo''
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-09-17

A cubic foot OF alcohol weighs 1913
ounces, while the same quantity Of wa
ter weighs 200 ounces. Alcohol being
the lighter it flies to the head. Cut this
out and paste it on your thumb nail.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-09-17

Trains 63S daily, GAO Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, all other trains daily except Sunday.
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cen EDULE II. FERRY, & VALLEY BRANCl
= 9Hi Is ~ %. II AZ.
Taking Effect June. 10Th, 1873.

Trains 6I3daily Train 63 Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturday all other trains daily except Sundays
SOUTH.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-09-17

Connecting with the early trains leaving Cincin-
natl. ,,.
lower and time quicker by this than anyother other
route.
For Tickets and information, apply to OF adj
dress JOHN II. WOODWARD,
Ticket Agent Staunton, Va.
CONWAY X. HOWARD, q. P. & T. A.
W. N. S. DUNN. Engr. supt. jan S''''
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

FISH Generally irm IN Hight receipt small ssppb, ana
trade cheukei In Consequence
FLONR RAND NEAL LDOh -siaiAri sLis siinnler.
ami ip instances lOf Mghef vita ling ii rflWfb
aud a fair iohbhg trade inquiry -alot $3.50 ba, incsni'
ing d. bUs MlN ENaA al u - 80 uN 10 iASi4u
- .5aS5 80 or est lnd e and - a. l"f Sontn Nmeca
o. bDs Minnesota EAfra, - a5dt7 - lOi tnc Mho.o
range ENills 4DaSn- ~ osla
I1N Fxtra, - Oa<J 20. 300 DDls. tut EAri, - 20.
ID hills ~Ipcrnue - loa.5 o.. and cJo O1is No z.
"A 25as5. later iog ,hoiee WINTER nhrat.
az fhr sales iN.,lO hus. were trr 'NDrft.
Onatati0ns. no = - 2jGs5 Supeune. = lVafO % CON-
non 20 state - 90" - lf Coo io sHuef % ue,
- S11<7 -s Common fAita western, - 600
s5 -. chaicc faAcs do. 70 e01 - tSnu.on 20
Go. Extra Hoop oho - old 20 avs ,od o NLoce
DO % sOdsT 7i. Ninnesta common ENtr - s1dto tye
N'Niur, -6ast 90. Rakrfs kNia. 20 oudHi. otinEht
I'll SSos1 * alet 81 20 - 15 chlenV wlihn the raug OF
n Oa ~ 90 A. common 10 liur iNiia - toHs 20 .
ts,r 10 a,oo1 ~ STA Good Iaoice Panty, - eo
lss Patent winter Wheat Extra a. ou4tc au; losing
arm 80. CORN MEAt gUV steady salts, % pots Ari-
low Nrss.n. 7Sa-S2js frardNNtns, r1 fc - 90. .
FONEIGN FRUIT- AL oc.crip Ions gcainue in sooi de-
u.nI At gtIt AIS rn Ntw EAislnr - ~ tvt LAY
RS - - or Lsor 81 . cr hi oNs Layers to 50.
- 4. - for LONDON lA'r~; ~ - lar n tNs ~,
IT, lvr ~. Las CO., Nlrea III "a. Ne~ ffe-e- Eteuc,
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

dia bills, the price declined 10 53eted. BrItish
consos show decline Of sIe per cent for the week.
United States 5s and As each Il per cent lower.
the IL per cents having gained Is per cent. Aner-
can railway securities were irregular and fnctu-
ating during the week. after the fashion Of the
home market. The Fries. Central Of New-Jersevs
ago, while Pennsylvania is 81 per cent
higher, and Reading after a. decline and
rally OF 2 per cent, IS unchanged. Inc
weekly meeting yesterday made no change in the
banks miniinnm rate of discount and II remains at
2 per cent During the week the bank lost
IiGO, 900 bullion. and since has lost f2S1, 900 on
balance. The proportion Of the banks reserve to
IT'S liabilities s now 4s, against 49is q week ago.
securities for the week and the closing sales to-day
aud a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Norih Rlrer. Vessels and Railr0ads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY. Oct 81. lS13
AsHFs-In jobbmg sale at 4alhc. for Pots and 1aoSc.
Pearls -, ~.
eTl. - q .2 &C. s
CANDLES s eady, quet, ., y,
CHG CCOhf-Nore active, STEADY Observation-Disclosures %
dGAc; German. $40 pc. 49,.
COAIThis market ntinues 10 show mproyerne.t with
ACT ve demands all sides and fun. sir ng prices ruling
Ant racife, by the cargo. ~ 3jaeS %. lIyerieoi
House Camel Sll LiverpOD Gas do. - NeNcastr 60.
Gazing. ~ 75gsi; scotch steam. - 90 E1slsn ,s
Stcam 81 Tj0ff Provincial, - 750-f. currency tcnn
syvnn,a aud Wes!nofoand Gas, 81 1884 lbs Nesl Nr
gina do 20 Cumberland, Broadsop AID Cearbed % 40o
COCO A-Aore ac,ive hrincr. Wee quote Gnayaqnl 20
o2c Caraccas sq2~c Maracgbo 2o02Sc: Bahia, II 70
COFFEE-Md Jobb ng sales ouly, but steady
Rio mere steaay though 0lnet Ordinary Prime targues
lssa 73.: FAIR d. i6ssc; sales AMI wthfrdwais from
stock 2 lUS bag eX k.on Prnz' 81 bags CITY OF
Para" 1.l75 " Krpier," TSs ex >iiS 1,p ex H"r-
rox" gag6 Poleiny," ss0 santos do. 42J d. ex
anaila.' all privafr tritcs
C0UpERAGE 81 OCk k-~frOng ana IN aciNe demand
E-~e easv
COIION~pOts quiet STEADY. at lisc advance sales 0fp
bacs 81 last evenr, incluinc go Tor exlofl ana
s3I tor home use above -1O 20 arrive delivered
on contract 600 vest rday. receipts al the ports
% 40 bales q 81 2S7 his dav last week. @StO MS
total since c.noer l. l-tJsc- oA's AGAINST
l,OU5,It4 this day last year
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01
EuROPEAS FINASyIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Oct. 3-Ths Tipe in it, financial article saws
Tnc India Council ce that Wednesday
The sale II i'll, will be- Dy Ave lacsoi rupees TINS
announcement the riyeI q that II has been
difcut asceIt he exact ya.ue silver The supplies
ar -carce quoted IN part II the dny hu--
adhered ie very long AT the close OF tho
asccrtai.abe, bars we're worth
81 1sdj51s 1sd. per olnce. -,
LONDON oct 3t-lZ5O %. nu. :. bonds four aud halt
per cents nye 1888 Eue ilway shares .e~s;
preferred. 66 New Jers Coutra con-os 100 New
central 10: Illinois Central, ltO2 keadlug Eah
road 3D3 The of discount for three months bis ia
naIke cert which Is the same as the BANK
of England rate .
LONDON oct 81 D. m-U. :. bonds. four per cents.
los Erc RAILWAY shares 4u9 do. pfeferTed 10 do sec-
Qua c0nsO - PeunsylNana Central. sa'l The anounI
bunon withdrawn Bank " England on balance To-
day lZOU quo;e three pei cent renies AZ
france Tor ths account
TARIs oct 3-LXcnange London, - ifaGce Lo2 Neh'
M fnr chenks.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-01

Fcw of the candidates TOT AsseInV'' DI'" '' ~ ~
legislative experience. Michael C. Murphy tne A"''
Tammany candidate the lat District served term Al
1870. lie was the only member from Ne"-hork ""'
voted against the Tweed charter. In the ia DiSie'
III ~, tle candidates ars comparatively unknown men,
In the IIId District w H. Mcintyre. the present inea
able member, has bceu rcaomlnated o' ramm'ny ne i
opposed by C. W. Hovey. earnest Republican ~ Inv
Iyth District ex-Fre Commissioner Blair Is Inc cA.u
date OF Anti-Iammany. The candidates 'h 'ie VI" s
trict were noticed 10 yesterday lhiDONh. -"
oates IN the yItn District call forno remark
NIL HAYES. who has done such good work for the
,t an the legislature T. again the Republican cand
aate In the With District. John f. BrodsSy' 'he he
publican candidate in the with District Apparently
viii be successful The Republicans OF The IAth DIS
trict renominated George B ID 'ane. IN reward lor