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r.oaT. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

r OST, ON MAIN STREET BETWEEN
4 Twelfth stree, and the Yoik-Riysr dcpois one
BOX BREECH-i.OADING CARTklDGEs. =
liberal reward win be paid iest at COL cast Frank
lin street, ~ 0f'@s
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SAVE MONEY by having Your printing done at the
DISPATCH PR1NTING-HoUsE. Good work, Low
prices, and satisfaction Guaranteed.
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W. ID. BLAIR & CO. have Just received large lot
of TEAS. Prices very low,
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PRESERVED GINGER, OLIVES, SANDiHEs,
PINEAPPLE CHEESE. co hd.mcnts oi al! hlnd'' just
received! by ~. d. BLAf. K GO.
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4ifIlntond 9ispateh.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1879.

zs THE CIRCULATION oF TEE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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YOU CAN Buy At
LEVY BROTHERS.,
BLANKETS AND CLOAKS,
FLANEELS-ali qualities,
PERIN AND BEoCADED SILKS,
CoLORED and BLACK ShTIHs,
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS.
BLACK tAsIiMEKES.
and thousands OF other &riic'r>, all IA. the lowest
cash prices.
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Personal.

VAUTION.-No DEBTS CONTRACTED
~ by the crew Of the British barkenitnc Brazilian
NO 7.its JOHN MILNE, Master.
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n ANsUSEMEH'Fa.
DICHMOND THEATRE-FLORENCE
INCREASE IN THE PRICES.

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Nov. IL AND II,
the DISTINGUISHED artists
Mr.. AND MRS. w. j. FLORENCE.
who will appear in the very Successful lurDorous!y
Sa:i,cal Picture illustrative Of Lobby Life and
Society al lie National Capital. In -Four Acts, writ
ten expressly for Mr.. and Mrs. Florence by Sir. Is.
L. Wccif, aud entitled the
MIGHTY DOLLAR.
Presented with New Scenery, Elegant Furniture,
Unique Appointments, etc.
Reserved :eats to be had ut J0hnstonS and odice
Of Theatre.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH!
MEADE & BAKERS
SAPONINE DENTIFRlCE
WILL PRESERVE THE TEETH, REMOVE
INCIPIE&T TARTAR,
KEEP TBE TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN.
Sold by druggists at 50c. 4 box.
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a FRAGRANT BREATH.

IF your TEETH are decayea or defective; If yonI
GUMS are spongy, bleeding, uicerited or recedin x
from the teeth. use
MEADE & BAKERS
CARBOLIC M0uTU-WASH.
which removes the bad odor caused by these, and
ruplGly heals and cIeanscs the mouth inparting a
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE 10 THE BR EATH
Sold by all druggists at soc. Il bottle.
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OFFICIAL VoTE OF TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
The commissioners Of election met yester-
day 10 canvass the returns of the late elee-
tion. The following are the official figures !:
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BUSINESS CHANCES

TOR SALE. "THE OFFICE" A
Il FIRST-CLASS BAR-RoOM adjoining ST. Claire
Hotei-216 north Ninth street. no 7-3tT
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EOR RENT, THE STORE No. 1889 g.
= east Franklin street, between Thirteenth Iii
and Fourteenth streets, recently occupied by n.
Williams as a restaurant and 50 well located for
that business. If application be made at once we
will rent very cheap. Apply 10
CHAFFiS, STAPLES & CO.,
no BAT Real Estate Agents.
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THURSDAY, FRANK FRAYNE COMBIvIA-
TlON no7-4t
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DOTOMAC RAILROAD.-ANNUA
l. MEETING OF ST0CkHOLDERS.-The In-
rual IN, citing of the STOCKHOLDERS Of THE
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
at the Office Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company In the city OF Rich
lpond on WEDNESDAY The 10Th day OF Sovem-
Der. 1879, at II O'Clock 4. NJ
nos j. Il. WINSTON. Secretary.
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FOR RENT,

EOR RENT. THAT NICE ANDG
L DESIRABLE NEW DETACHED-R BRICK Ei:a
RESIDENCE. with large ward, No. 27 8 east Grace
street, containing seven rooms; Kitchen with Two
rooms: gas and ciiy water. To q good tenant the
rent will be low. Apply to SUTTON & CO.,
no 7-FMSW3t l10S Main street.
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DOR RENT. THE LARGE AND a.
4 COSTENIENTLY-ARRAN WARE Iii
HOUSE ut the corner Of Twelfth and Cary streets,
50 we'll adapted for large commission business !:
ceutains an elevator and other conveniences. We
are authorized 10 rent this properly at very low
price. Apply TO CHAFF1N, STAPLES u CO.
up 5-St
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EtOR RENT, THE LARGE THREE ga
L 6T0RY.AND-RASEMENT DWELLING Ii
'e-S11 Eighth street. between Marshall and Clay
"a 6toning Mrs. Ouyai;s boarGlns-house); admlrA-
b Y.5ted for tS families to Keep house or board.
h BtverY low.
n S5.2t CHAFFIN, STAPLES 6 co.
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y OR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE s
LhD CENTE TEALLY-L0CATED FAMI- ksaal
y RESIDENCE No. 314 north Twelfth street.
.pnl y.a:9l3 Main street. no 3-eodlm
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lNOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
IlSsOE THE sRICAM0ND,, YORK RIVER, AND
| CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY wI'I be
| held at the office OF The Company on TUESDAY,
November 11sh, at 12 n. W. +. SMITH.
no 7-4t Secretary.
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MYRTLE LODGE. No. 25, X. AA
Ixl OF P.,-Attend 4 stated meeting SIuSA
OF your Lodge THIS tFritay} EVESINGEi = Il
ut TX O'Clock at your Castle tConcordia )fS42hG1
Hail. Members Il good standing of sister SSSS9
lodges are fraternally invited to attend. Vslv
BY order Of the &. G. JOHN W. GLENN.
no Tit ,-.. r. s-.,.. h. of R. and 8.
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the State, and which wouldcanse to spring
from the SERTED ranks Of the whole peo-
pie intelligence and morality, q system
both general and technical, which might
surely give theig fullSalue to al the apt.
tnde, IS varied " itis marvellous, Of French
geniust4a system Of education which,
iromthe primary school 70 superior In.
stTuetion, should rest upon the PRINCIPLES
Of modern society, respect for the civil
law and exclusive love Of the country, and
should re.unite Frenehmen and all classes
into one spirit Of mutual confidence and
Of emulation for the common veal and
the National solidarity"
These SieRs Gambetta doubles enter
tains now especially those touching pub
lie education. They certainly present a
solid substructure for the upbuilding Of a
great and enlightened country. The edu.
cational question In France Is q very i'm
portant one, as, out OF a population OF So.
Oo0,0 700, only 5s,22 per cent can read and
write, and 1924 per cent can read only.
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The Mexican Exhibition.
Cana, lLL., January S, 1879

CAIRo, lLL-, January 5, 1915
Editors IatsllEsaeeE.
After partRking OF very fine compli-
mentary dinner at the Palmer House,
given BY tina generous and open.hearted
Potter Palmer, Esq, in honor of the Mex
lean excursionists, and an hour or two Of
delay caused by the non-arrival Of the
New York delegation, the long-taIked OF
expedition to Mexico said farewell to the
cold C22s below 1ero) and enterprisfns city
Of Chicago, and with light hearts and
great expectations started for the warmer
chimes Of the Sunny South.
The exCursionists represent thirteen
States, which fact in itself Is sufficient
proof that the merchants outside OF Chi
cage take IS much interest in the success
OF the expedition as the originators them
selves Several ladies are with the pSrty.
and add much to the pleasure thereof.
During breakfast At Centralia, Ill, this
morning, the following officers were elect
ed to control and manage the expedition:
Governor John F, Fisk, Of Ky., President;
Hon. 0. II. Burke, OF Cleveland, Vice
President; Hon. John Black, Mayor Of
Milwaukee, Treasurer; Byron Andrews,
CkicugO IRtGT- OceuR, Secretary; Col. D, v.
Whiting, OF Chicago, General Manager;
MeSrS. B. F. Meek, MINI; o. C. Dewey,
Wheeling, W. Va; S. F. Merrill, Wis. :
Il, F, RiErhsri, Is; Col. Thos Cooper,
Ill; \. L1nsdon, D. c.; F. C, Rogers, n.
y; Jas. Gordon, o.; J. F. Cahill, No.
Wood Mcknight, Pa; E. A. Breckenridge,
Mich: H. Gillund, Texas, and 7. Il.
Bringhurst, Ind, Executive Committee;
Ilr. I. ". HaIlett, Wheeling, ". Va, sud
Dr.. J. A. Rice, Wis, physicians.
] wEite this report while our train is in
motion, and must apologize for the lack
OF literary merit, desiring to give you only
. brief extract Of our programme thus far;
besides, this cold climate Of Northern
Illinois IS hardly calculated to inspire our
PoetiCal emotions, and We shall defer our
foEs'y edasIols until We reach more CON
genial elimes.
Our Wheeling party have been kindly
taken care Of BY the manager, and every-
thing has been done for our pleasure and
comfort. In Iact, We have cause to be-
ieve that We have been especially favored,
and feel assured that our trip will be 4
most enjoyable one.
Win Wrtts IS often Is time and interest
viii allow. Yours,
CAM
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rna ID, ol6.laa.ll saa. 81. 81 J

FUm ne Cincinnati saa, Jan.
Judge Johnson yesterday morning de.
eided the case Of BuCknsr Robinson
against Hannah ]. Robinson. R6binsSti
d 7S years old, and married his last vile
alter having been a widower nine,mchths.
The parties met at Methodist Church,
and it appeared to be case Oflove at first
sight. After marriage, however, change
came DER the spirit Of their dreams. Mrs.
Robinson discovered that the worldly
goods with which her liege lord had her
endowed, IS she fondly imagined, In neali.
~ belonged to bis children, whereupon
she uhceFemoniously left him to iiglit life's
battles alone, and refused ever after 70 re.
turn aud share his Joys and sorroWs. AT.
ter three years Of wiIlful absence, the old
man sued for and obtained q divorce, the
court rematking that he was sorry he
could not make the decree 50 that Robin.
son could not marry again without bis
children's consent, Is he thought the man
needed q guardian.
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Cost Of the yellow Fever.

SSAaSH1S A4ErtEA6
Loss of life by yellow fever in the South
last year IS estimated At about 1900 per
sons, and of money and trade at from
slTS,oN,Ooo to Saol0oO,o0-as great Is
the loss from the Chicago fire. But
some good is likely to come out Of the
calamity. It Is thought that henceforth
quarantine regulations will be more
thoroughly established than they have
ever been. Apart IRON death and human
suffering, negligence Is the worst kind Of
political economy, Expenditure OF one
twentieth part OF what the fever has Cos,
might have prevented il altogether.
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Der ofthis House In q manner becoming
the dignity Of his station and character.
II from inexperienee or inadveEtanee any.
thing shall escape from me ifconsistant
with propriely, Unjust entreat yon to take
L from is true cause and not from any
want Of respect, and excuse and pardon
me. Gentlemen Of the Legislature, 4 isl
not for me TO interrupt your proceedings
with any general observations on matters
Of public affairs.
Its not for me 10 interrupt your de.
alterations by making recommendations
or suggestions a. 10 public measures.
However, ] hope may be pafdoned for
reminding you that The people Of this
State have committed 10 Us q trust Of great
magnitude and that their eyes are upon
Us. As Q result Of your deliberati0n the
people Of West Virginia expect prosperity,
justice, order, peace and liberty, and !
humbly trust that their Just expectations
may be assured. We will now gentlemen,
proceed to business. The oath Of office
was then administered TO the Speaker.
The next business being the election Of
Clerk, Col. ]. B. Peyton received the en-.
tire vote Of the House for that position,
Auu h21 uCSQI0lHkll uGG44HG0 GlGElE0 Qlu
took the oath OF office.
Mr.. n. S. Clark, Of Wood county, was
elected Sergeant-atArms.
Mr.. ]. P. Neelus, Of Hampshire county,
was selected as Door Keeper.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, Of Ohio coun.
~, the House took q recess until q O'Clock
IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Hagans offered resolution that the
rules Of the last House be adopted until
otherwise ordered. Adopted.
Mr.. Pennybacker offered q resolution
authorizing the Sergeantat-Arms to ap-
point an assistant.
On motion the resolution was laid on
the table.
Mr.. Bradford offered a resolution that the
House proceed to the election Of four Com
mittee Clerks. Adopted.
The following names were placed In
nomination: James Grouse, Of TAYLOR
county; Willis II. WoOdley, OF Upshur
county o. c. Bunting, Of Hancock coun.
~; James II. Doug6erty, Of Pendleton
county; Walter s, Mills, Of Mineral coun-
~; John II. Weymouth, Of Randolph
county; George Q. Campbell, Of Wood
county; ]. N. Mccoy, Of Marion county;
Frank A. Woods, Of Ohio county: Hiram
K. Howard, Of Mason county; James
Hamill, Of jefferson county; C. I. Jones, Of
Fayette county; Marrellus Stump, OF Cal.
houn county; $. L. Webb, Of Kanawha
county.
On the first ballot Messrs. Grouse and
Mccoy received the required number Of
votes and were declared elected Commit
tee Clerks. On the second ballot there
was no selection, third vote was accord
inRly taken, which rosulted in the cleo
ton OF Howard and Hamill.
Motion by Mr.. Harvey, to proceed to
the election Of four pages. Adopted.
On the first vote Masters Thompson,
Charles ?. Anderson, OF Wheeling, ]. L.
Thorphill, Of Charleston, and Robert Rich
ardson, Of Wheeling, were elected.
Mr.. Hagans offered resolution author
hing the Secretary Of Stateto furnish each
member OF the House with copy OF the
Code and Acts Of the legislature, for use
during the session, to be returned ct the
adjournment Of the Legislature. Adopt
ed.
On motion adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
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Sax FkGSrtScO, January S-A party
claiming TO Be P. S O,Brien, his vile
and daughter, are registered At the BSld-
win House. 1t Is asserted that o'Bsien is
the brother Of the late ". S. o'Brien, Of
BONANZA ame, bat intimate friends Of the
deceased millionaire are positive that be
had bat one brother Who died IN Balti-
more In 1851.
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one Of c.lLIernIas Whlrlvlpa..

As the train from Yuma approached
CueanOpga station, 4 sand storm Of extra.
ordinary violence was encountered. The
tain vas soon obliged to stop. Superiu-
teudSnt Hewitt was at once communicat.
ed with by telegraph. and q number d
men were dispatched from all quarters 10
clear the track, bat utterly without aysil.
The rain was DELAYED some fifteen hours,
The rails for distance Of three or four
miles were covered with sand 70 depths
ranging from one to three feet. The Whirl-
wind came WhiStling through the Caion
P1Ss o from Z tunneI.
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breaking Glass RalIs Win tse R,a..

NV TOEz, January s-Caps Bogar-
dGs begun in the forenoon the feat Of
breaking 5000 glHs balls out Of so At
noon he had broken 81, and seventeen
minutes later 500, without single mis-.
There were only = few people present At
the beginning. Capt. BCS1rius alter his
S5tth shot took 9 recess Of half an hour;
returning he fred a the rate Of nine shots
: minute, making the 10Th shot without
missing.
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Sneeial Natas,san.
q GARn

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erstoos q yOath, nsr1OusVsakhess early decay Ia,
q manhood, 4s., NiI SGnd recipe that viii surS
yOu, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy ~
discovered BY aIsSIOnsIyin South America. send
Ssli-aaaEesod envelope 70 The REv. JosEPH 7. IL.
MAS, Sals'a D, BGts H's'', Nsr Nrf Guy.
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NV YORk, January s-The arstthrOugt
mail from the West over the New YORK
Central Railroad since last Thursday ar.
rived at the PostOtfice in this city at
O'Clock this morning, and SIX hours later
another mail arrived:
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FOR CTTr SERGEANT.

EsaT SiLs 4sEaP'AT:
You will please announce that Major James
VI. Sweeney viii be a candidate for City Ser
seans, at the ensuing Democratic Primary
Election.
jams
NESsR& EDuoE-P3ease annoaDes Tie undsry;en-
% = Sandtt1te for the OSce u City Serrsant Sae-
st 70 the deSipo q The IndSPendent VOsers d tie
StEy; aa4 sltsted pledge nyIIH "a Discharge he
dnteS q he eaes tGlthtaIly iBd imPart1lIy % the
!aaT' h ooSASr.
A. request q many citizens aanoqnee uyssN
. C4f1ens CAndtdAte tOE Tie Oee Il City SerTeant
~ Pso1is9 u s1eetsd 70 tIithIuIy diseh1rSe Tie
dsa' JOS. ". BRoDrE
NEssEs, EnEToEs-PiElss Innoanrs ne - eaudS.
dais lSr The Oees 4 SsESaato q the ety q Whsene
ed' I'd. " DAVIS
:, AESi3S EolTOGS-PteaSe announce that an ean-
S11ie IoT ne 9ee q CITY SsrEeant subject - The
oASts.o0 a The RGP1oltr11 City CSaTeLtioo.
o4lS Carl. / MAYER
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BosTOS, January sc. T. stetsOn, book.
keeper for Frank Paige, who suspended
November 9Th with liabilities OF 500, 600,
has returned by arrangement with the de.
teetives and creditors, who charge that the
failure was fraudulent.
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ELM GROVE RAlLRnAn.
Aus.sss,1Ee..ssats.
FORCrYuERK.

EOEToEs ISTEILlBEScER--Piaass announce ne 4,
.e11didate tor the Otiee0t City Clerk subject 70 he
decision 81 the Denoef1tie C0uVSntiun
taa7 ". D. ENGLISH.
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NEsaHG EnFToEs-At the request Il uaAuy trieuls
and having had considerable exPsdepee Ia EOrk
Eath - 3 required d The S,rtGt COranESsaoosr, I
hereoy announce n!Hsli - 4 eAnditIte Tor slil
ta.s GEORGE ARE1E
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

0TriAdelphil AeFunnoI1tio1.-Thi8 tEGin Only FunS
between WAsSlihg and TEiadelPha.
italy except Sunday-EeEiFk AeroaInndEtInn.
tSlEubSnville 4eeplmo3atioa.-Thl tEaIn during
Tie day psIsss baokHAn and foTE1rd hstgeSn Mar
ttlt FoTy AAd BelllirH, ItoPPlne When required li
Sherman Ho0ss, AtnaTile, West wheeling and
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MEETING.

oTTIcx wHEE1po 4 RE1noSr BE1psE %. \
WHEELING, ". Va, Dee. %, ls7S.
The Annual Meeting Il the stoekholdsFs a n.
wheeling aud Bel1obG BLDG cSupaay VII = -
~ the OGee q tie CompGny % HOiday The iSSk daT
~, tOE The ElertI01 a Mae NanIEeEI % IN dT.
Ing the ensainE yeaR.
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WHrrI1s Q, Jan. en-, ls7a.
dividend NOTICE
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS

TIE Annual Meeting q tie stoekholdsrB q The
ANA =. y InS1Eanet Company q WhsslinE W.
Va, tor The eleetion q Director, IIl b bid a tie
once " the Company % MONDAY, JANUARY
RICHARD SAVAGE,
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ELECTION,

ELECTION
Ths annual meeting Of tie Sloekholasrs a IL
b4nE q the Ohio Valley, t1E the elaton q DIreetSFS
IN b bed q he Banking HOUSE % Monday, JEa.
alr! iSta, tsIa BET seen The AOGEs a II A r. and
GEORGE ADAMS
tall CsakIIr
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ELECTION
The regular annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Commercial Bank, for the cleo
ton Of Directors, will be held at the Bank, on
TUESDAY, January l4th, 1873, between the
houH Of 8 and l2A. y.
sP. HnDRETH.
wnEEL1s Q. Jan. e.h, 1873. isai
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

The POblie are Botsed that hare lust received an
eieElnt stock a Ney deeds, such q Watches tGold
and sVofl, Mex Chlina PiAin and Set RlnES ChIfmI
9 etefy toefipti9n, shiFt SlndS HSeTS Batt6nE
CeskS AID al Kinds q goods 70 h iOund n nj III
q b1dAH8, any Il Whieh GEO desirable foF HSlIdly
PrOseuh. An SoOds EITEanIel and VrTy eheap.
7a. q. G. WEZENREID,
delS No fl39 Market 81
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Gs,rsssaI aCnEases.
SEALED PROPOSALS
Cur CtERK's olTea /

err CLERK's oIHeE,
WHGELtSs, ". Va, Jan. sib, lSt9.
seAled proposals IL b received a DE OGes Il he
CITY cGk Until MONDAY, JANUARY lam, ls5S,
Ssi,SIaS al araI sSd ~ IL rev.
4e, toE the 5th Ward OlI lAmpA Bids % b Addressed
10 he Chairman q the Conuilttea 90 Light.
tAuS ALEX. UPDEGRAFf, CITY Clsfk.
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


ABERDEEN July 2e-Arrived brig Dart CBr Cotter. New
ANTWERP. July 3l-Arrlved ship Edward tsw) Gunder-
sen. Philadelphia
Sailed 30th bark Nova Scotia (Br) Le Cain New York.
BRISTOL July 3-Arrived steamer Corsica (Br), sharp
New York. barks Clifton (Bp. Perry Charleston;
Rafaee Lgure dtai. Massa Philadelphia Nuova savona
QtaD. Bustaglia, do ut
BuRsr ISLAND July 30-Arrived, steamer Alabama (Br,
Humphreys, New York. +
BORDEAUX July 29-Sailed bark vdfarre (Nor), Olsen.
New York
Sailed from Pauillac 3oth bark Matto August (RusA
Samuslin. United States.
Cork. July 3l-Arrtved. bark Syriaga (Br). Lewis st
John, NIB.
CHnsr,AsiA July 26-Arrived bark Ingolf (Nor KIND
DUNDEE July 29-Arri<sd bark skaregrom (Ner, Olsen
New York
DUBLIN July so-Arived ship Bngay tBr). Cana.
Baltimore.
DAsrzc. July 27-sailed bark Nor TOrjussen,
New York al--t ast,
GInRALrAR July slsailed steamer Scotia Brl Spitta
Qrom Palermo &c), New York.
Hull July 31-Arrived, steamer virago r), Chambers.
Boston.
HAxnvac, July as-s.led bark Rothessy (Nor. Larsen
New " l.
HsLovnr July so-salod, bark Floke CSor,, Nicholson
New York
HAvRK July aO-Arrivod bark Preciosa CNop Jacobsen
New York
LIVERPOOL July 2S-Arrived ship Chippewa (Br) Mfne
Quebec: 3lst steamers dorian (Br), Horne, Boston,
Mississippi (Br), Thcsrie Montreal
Sailed 3Oth. steamers Victoria tBD, Wuliams Boston
3lst. City of Richmond Br Letch, Now York; Olympia
(Br,, Cruig Bombay
LONDON, July 3o-Arrived bark Mary Pratt. Savin New
York.
Sailed from Gravesend 31st ship Privsteer tBr Cox
Sandy Hook
LIZARD July 3O-OG bark sultana (Br,. Mosher, from
New York for Aona; 3lst steamer Holland (Br, Heeley.
do for London.
LunEcx. July 2s-Arrived, bark Kobe Nor. Josefsen
New York.
Llssox. July 27-ssiled, bark Anna Maria dAbundo
QtxD, Siano New York.
MrssisA. July 3l-Saed steamer Dorian (Br) MeDon-
aid, New York.
NAPLES, July 3o-Arrved. brig Johnny Smith (Br).
Thompson, Now York.
Sailed 3ist steamer Assyria (sr,. Campbell New York
PLrmourH July 3l-sailed bark Powhatan OBJ. Thomas.
New York.
QuErSsrowS. July 3l-Arrivod. Hibernian CBr.
Archer Baltimore. DC, for Liverpool land proceeded
TYNE Dock, July 3lsaiied steamer Racilia (Br. Will
TuBonG July 1e-sailed. ship Martha Gor zschariasen
Philadelphia
LONDON, July 31-The steamer Arizona. Capt JONES'
Of the Guion Line from Now York, has sustained some
damage by striking pier in docking at Liverpool
Bark Lizzie Ii jackson. Marwck from Antofogssta for
New York United Kingdom has put into Valparaiso
leaky and will discharge to repair
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYnEAp. July 3i-wind S. fresh barometer 2oe91.
LIvxRrooL, July 31-wind sSE; hasy.
Lizard. July 3i-wind sw. fresh; thick. with rain.
PLYMOUTH, July 3l-wind s, moderate; misty, rain;
barometer 29.75.
scrLLy. July si-wind s. fresh rainy unsettled; b.
rometer $3.50.
sr CAruARISK's PouNr July 3I-wind Sw, moderate;
dull; barometer $500; THERMOMETERS 49,