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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03
WHEEIING W. VA, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1879.

day or two since, he declared TO me
that they could not beat him
with anv OF the men named. He has
formed no alliances and is making his
own fight, perfectly content TO let them
nominate whomsoever they will for the
second place, providing he is given the
first. The primaries in the cities have
gone against him, but he expresses con-
fidence that the country districts will
come to his rescue.
The true inwardness of the Thurman
Thompson hostility to the old Cover
nor lies in the fact that he is
supposed 10 favor Hlden for the
Presidential nomination. This idea,
however, does not appear to obtain gem
orally, or the people OF Ohio wonld re-
pudiate him at once. We are for Thur
man over here, first, last and all the
time, and have no second choice, being
for our favorite son all through.
The Nationals also meet in conven-
ton here on Wednesday, but their gath
ering will be 4 sort Of side issue. Many
Democrats and Nationals favor
coalition this fall, but the
scheme is not likely to prevail.
Democrats generally 90 not encourage
the proposition to make the nomination
90 to Mahomet. They believe that 4
good ticket should be nominated and a
conservative but comprehensive plat
form be adopted and then if Mahomet
chooses to come to the mountain well
and good. We will nominate a good
ticket and make a good and liberal
platform and if the Nationals choose then
to come to us they will be welcomed,
but the Democrats will never go to the
Nationals. FLAMEN.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WAsHNGToN, June >.
Mr.. Mcdonald being absent, consider
alton of his resolution was postponed.
Mr.. Blaine gave notice oil proposed
amendment 10 the constitution; also to
refer 10 the committee on the alleged
election frauds the facts in regard to the
Southern districts, referred To by him
on Thursday last.
The Senate took mp the House bill
which provides for the purchase OF
sites for dams out OF the appropriation
for the improvement Of the Big
Kanawha and Kentucky rivers.
Mr.. Conkling opposed il and Mr..
Hereford advocated the bill.
The Senate proceeded 10 consider the
unfinished business, being the House
bill To amend the act approved March
9Th, 1879, making appropriations for the
construction, etc, OF certain works on
the Great kanawha and Kentucky
rivers. The bill authorizes the SecrC-
tary of War 20 use part OF the apprOpTi-
a.ions for the purchase OF sites Tor such
improvements.
Mr.. Conkling opposed the bill and
called attention 10 the extent TO which
the national government Is going IN the
name OF improving the highways OF
commerce He,believed the authority OF
Congress, as correctly understood, Is
confined to national highways, national
streams and to harbOrs on the sea board
OF great lakes.
Mr.. Hereford pointed out that in this
case the appropriation had already been
made, and the bill only authorized the
use of part OF it in particular way. He
also claimed that the authority con-
tanned i'm the constitution for Congress
To- legislate TO assist navigation" COW
cred this case.
In the debate which ensued, Mr.
COukling took occasion 10 rally Mr..
Beck on having, with impUnity, intro
duced and had printed IN the Record as
a part Of one of his speeches the whole
oithe finance report, for quoting par
TALLY from which, without note or COM
uent, Mr. COnkling said he had been
covered with abuse by the Democratic
Senators and others.
The bin was read third time and
passed-yeas, %; nays, l3.
Mr. Anthony called attention to the
title Of the bill and asked how a bill, OF
which this is amendatOry, could have
been approved on March I, 1879, when
Congress was not in session on that day.
Mr.. Davis, of West Virginia, said the
bill as enrolled purported to have been
approved March 4th.
Mr. Anthony said he would not move
to amend the title OF the bill just passed,
but il was a question for the lawyers
whether q bill approved, when Congress
was not i'm session, was good one.
The Senate took up the House bill TO
establish pOstrOads and without action
adjourned.
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UTAH.
PolNgamist Sentenced.

SALT LAKE CRY, June 2.-Judge En-
erson, to-day, sentenced John Miles, a
polygamist, To pay fine of 500 and be
confined in the Nebraska penitentiary
for five years. During the proceedings,
Miles impudently requested not TO be
lectured, and asked no mercy OF the
court. This case has attracted unusual
attention, from the fact of its being the
second conviction under the laws OF the
United States, and that miles was to
marry three young women at the same
time, with the advice and consent OF
John Taylor, President of the Mormon
Church. An appeal was taken to the
Supreme Court OF the territory; bond
5000.
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nhe Recent Cvclone.

ST. Louis, June "A st. Joseph
special SAYS that a dispatch from Irving,
rs. dated June lSt, $40 p. NJ, reports
80 deaths certain and 53 people badly
injured in the recent cyclone. The peo-
ple want money 10 get the necesSaries
which are at hand. Ten were buried
today. From 50 to 90 families at
Frankfort, KS, are hOuselesS and desti-
tute OF clothing, provisions and farming
implements. The citizens OF that place
donated 500. More aid needed.
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RAILROAD BONDS-GeneraIIy firm.

RAILROAD BONDs-ienerally firm.
STATE BoNDs-Mainly dull, but 10 per
cent. lower for Louisiana skies and
eights.
SroCKs-The market was fairly active
but speculation unsettled. In the early
dealings there was slight decline, but
before noon a firmer feeling prevailed
and prices advanced from t 10 y per
cent, the latter Pacific Mail. During
the afternoon coal shares were pressed
for sale and fell of to |! per cent. The
general list was also weak at decline
of !62t per cent, Michigan Central be-
Ing conspicuous in the downward move
ment. At the close there was partial
recovery, but the market closed irregu-
lar. Louisville and Nashville advanced
from 56t to 80, closing at the highest
point, on a favorable report received
from reliable source at Louisville. Tie
transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, I
which 1000 were Erie, 10000 Lake
Shore, 1000 Wabash, 300 Northwest
ern, 1900 st. Paul, $1,000 Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 10000 New
Jersey Central. 1900 Delaware and
Hudson, 5000 Morris and Essex, $4,000
Michigan Central, 2,400 Ohios, 1000
Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mail,
1900 Louisville and Nashville, and
1000 st. Louis and san Francisco pre-
ferred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03

the volunteers of the State into the dis
turbed sections, and if still necessary,
call upon the General Government for
aid sufficient, and never cease until the
last man of the gangs surrenders and
comes under the rule of the civil law, 10
be dealt with as it directs.
Justice Isaac lie Master has arrived
and says that he will begin the examina-
ton tomorrow at eight o'clock.
A lawyer has just told me that other
members of the gang will be named to-
morrow, and that they will be arrested
as fast as the testimony disclOses them.
1t is again rumored that a rescue will
be attempted tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03
nemocratic YictorE.

CHICAGO, June 2.-The returns, near
" complete, from the city show that
the entire Democratic judicial ticket is
elected by a majority averaging about
10000. The returns from the country
towns will slightly lessen these majori-
ties, but will not alter the result. About
hall the usual vote was cast. Booth ran
largely ahead and Reed far behind on
the Republican ticket, and Rogers led
all the other Democrats by four thOus-
and.
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Another Miracle.

Grecubrier independent
Among seventy-tive colored people
baptized at Petersburg, Va, last Sun
dav. was a colored man named Burwell
Lancaster, who, since infancy, has been
a deaf mute, and was never known 10
utter an intrIhgible word. Immediate
Iv after immersion, TO the amaZement OF
the assembled multitude, he found voice
i'm loud and distinct tones to give thanks
10 God for his happiness. After the
strange exhibition Lancaster reverted
% his mute condition.
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The Eruption Of Mt. EtnA.

LONDON, Jnne IA Rome special
says that Mount Ktna IL ejecting
enormous volumes Of ashes. The des-
truction Of property is immense. The
Commune Of Hsja has been OBJ
liberated and Caseilo il threatened.
Many large and valuable estates
have been destroyed. The four main
craters continue 10 pour forth streams
Of lava, while many Of the smaller ones
have become inactive. The stream of
lava, which has interrupted the road at
Passa PescarrO, il half a mile wide and
one hundred feet deep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03
Town OYerhoMed.

ROME, June almost all parts OF
the city OF Mantna are flooded, and the
embankment of the river Mincio is in
danger. The town OF Rovijo is serious
ly threatened. Two thousand work
men are employed in strengthening the
dykes there. The river Adig has also
risen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03
RED MEN AT MANNINGTON.
They Conclude To Wait a More
Favorable Opportunity.

MANNINGTON, W, VA, June >.
s7.s.sI Dispatch % the Register.
one Of our prominent citizens, eN-
Meeting % be attacked and handled
,,g .h'v lv the Red Men, "hxed" HIM
..Itto give them a warm reception if
rfav mUltsJcd him. Last night fifty
mounted men entered town and pre-
rlr.I 90 attack his house, but hearing
TINT De had q young arsenal there, gave
up the idea and after mauiiesting their
lsv..ss spirit in a very moderate way,
Ie.- as mysttrioUs,v US they came.
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Weather Indications.

WAamNGToS, June 3, A. N-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys and
the Lower Lakes lower pressure, yaria-
bic winds, generally shifting b warmer,
southerly, and clear or partly cloudy
weather, preceded in the eastern pOr.
tons Of the first two sections by Occa-
sional light rains.
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srdden Death of General Shields.

OrrUMwA, Iowa, June 2.-General
James Shields, late [. ;. Senator from
Missouri, died suddenly in this city, at
1890 last evening. On Sabbath day he
had appeared in usual health, ate a
hearty supper at O'Clock, wrote several
letters, but just before retiring COM
planned OF pain in the chest. and soon
thereafter said TO his neice that he was
dying. In thirty minutes he expired,
sitting in his chair and remaining con-
sciOus TO the last. He lectured in this
city on Wednesday evening last, and
had remained here visiting relatives.
His remains leave here for his home in
Carrolton, No, at O'Clock this even
ing.
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VOL. is.
THE WETZEL OUTLAWS
THREATENING JUSTICES or The
PEACE
rb,,if They Issue Warrants They Will be
Hung-0ne J. P will DO his Duty
Notwiths,anding ng-The Excite
ment al littIeton.

-...H.II I.afAlGl ~ lltl ANcatntNAs
LurLEroN, W. VA, June >.
The excitement here is still high.
The Red Men who are held here as pris-
,,srs will have their trials at eight
.,E1rk tomorrow morning. The law
rs-s arr f. c. Snodgrass for the State
ami Fountain Smith, of Fairmont,
ar the Red Men. IL will
,,ss an day tomorrow TO hear the tes-
,n,rv. as there are from sixty to sew
s,rv witnesses for the State TO be eN-
.r,.ped. The trial would hove come of
.,.l,v. hut the State could not get a
n.,ice of the Peace in the county TO
e,ne here 70 try them till this evening
ri.n Justice L. d. lie Masters arrived.
Tn. r .IiNen have notified all the JUS
f,ss oi,he Peace in Wetzel county that
4rfev issued a warrant for one Of their
r1rrer they would hang them. d.
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Chinese Lepers.

SAN FRANCIsCo, June 2.-The steamer
China sailed to-day for Hong Kong via
Yokohama. Among the passengers
were seventeen Chinese lepers, who
have been inmates OF the county pest
house for several months, and are now
to be shipped to China by order OF the
Supervisors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03

5000 men will be thrown out OF work
BY this strike.
If the mills here and in the neighbor-
hood all stop, there are three mills at
Nile, which will probably continue to
run. The Niles Iron Company and one
of the mills OF the Ward Iron Company
are working at prices below the rate,
and it may be possible that the other
mill of the Ward Company will sign the
scale
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Died.

CINCINNATI, june Willie Black, a
tobacco merchant. who was shot by a
colored drayman named George Price,
Friday, died Of his wounds this morn
ing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Money Easy at 4 to 5 per cent.-Govern'
ments lnactiye-F Iour Oull-Wheat
in Buyers favor Hogs
Shade Higher.
FINANCE.

NRw York, June .. - MONEY
Market easy at Has per cent. Prime
mercantile paper SOS per cent. Sterl-
ing exchange, bankers bills steady at
1874; sight exchange on New York 4S9t.
SiLvRR-At London 5l-lSd; bar silver
here 81 l3!; subsidiary silver coin i@
per cent. discount.
ERNMENTs-Inactivc.
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Rase Rail-

MANCHESTER, n. H., June g.
Manchester 3, Uticas /.
WoRcEsTERs, June 2.-Worcesters IL A,
Chicagos D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03

PITTSBURGH, June 2.-Business is
about "fair to middling" all around, the
timely rains having not little infn-
ence on some departments OF trade.
Produce, as to fruits and vegetables,
was active, with garden stuH growing
cheaper. In grain there is a promise Of
firmer feeling in oats. In groceries
coffee is frmer. rice also, molasscs the
same. Provisions are devoid Of change.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-03

BALTIMORE, June . Cattle Market
slower than usual at .c lower; very
best 5@5lc; first quality Il@ iic.
medium 3!@ 4lr; ordinary 2l@ Sic; most
ol the sales were at is@5lc Receipts
$50 head sales 9O7 head
Swinc-Tradc fair quotations Il@jlc.
sheep and Receipts s,i22
head; quotations, sheep 3l@iic; lambs
4M6tc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-23

sG-W WIDE AwAKEl NEW SPRING STYLES
Doors End SHOES. Tho largest, bes. selected,
Bid cheapest stock of boots and Shoes ever offer
ed in this market
E7sry man ought 10 consider whore he can
get tho most value for his money. A penny
se"od, IS penny carmel. All we ask our friends
and patrons Is 20 favor Us with call, and con-
vince themselves of tho fact thst we cen moe:
the demands of all.
We are resolved to sell on, goods q. 90 small
a profit that the people must buy
1nereoy enabling us to keep oar stock ALWAYS
sessonsble.
a ftsiluro to examine our stock is en- opportu-
nifty lost
We can mako it to your !ntorus! TO trade with
US.
Our goods are bought from first thanksgiving
double prof.. and giving our customers the
Country merchants will find TO their sdvan.
Iago 10 examine our stock IRON which equally
gocu selections Can be made ut prices that will
compare fsYorably with .hcso Of tho northern
cities.
Ladies Pebble Goat Button Boots, 81 25 10 8 %
Fronch hid " l.5toa "a
=, Lssllhg FoEod rs TO . 90
:, Ioiish | % 10 > W
. rs 10 FL
Slippers in great variety Is to2OO
Men Gan Boots | 30 to 3 %
Coarse Shues (Sulil) g1tO so
Elmo Calf !" Ali pr;cea
Misses Boots 100 e. 40
Nh''IIeila ponls " to sc
w. y. WADDEY,
No. 10 king Street,
AlRYnnlria Va
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DrLL IMES-As az cvlGcarc tia! &jexan
Il's' allhonsh dull at preset. : 90 w0Tsc il IS
paoIp OF, n seine Of Ter nciG'h0rs. il may be
mentioned that !h9 k!chmoSd DsHa;cl! OF y S.
'etday contats no less than ;wc6iy new adycr.
,lsenents OF desirable AID handsome ra.iieDceS
LOT rent, White here, tot a:ag that nu:nbcc sre
Facln,, and advertise meas Of such are rare.
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WINES AND LIQUORS

We desire to inform tho public generally thst
We have IN store and constantly receiving this
following Well-kloWn brands OF IMPORTED
BRANDY, WINE and CHAMPAGNE:
s. III cases Dup,o y Co.'S. ~. Julion Bordeau.
Ulsrets.
cases Heidsicck s. Cos, Rains Dry moun-
pole Champagne, quarts.
8 cases Heidsieck Il Cos. Re;ns Dry Mono-
pole Champagne, p'nts.
III cases l. Lsntsberger u CJ's. California
Champagne. quarts and pints.
cas- ks Guinness Stout Bu-ko's Bo.ring.
2cssks Bass Pale Ale.
casks j. q Il. TeunenL's Glasgow Pale Ale ,
Gonzalez, Byass s. Co.'S Fi1o ohorries, Bur
gundy Ports and Madairas; Eenauls i CJs.
Cognac Brandy; j. J. Meder & Zoon's Schae
dam Gin Mehsn's Irish and Esmsays Scotch
Whiskys; Jamaica, London Dock and St. Croix
2umi California Port; Shcrries aad s;woe! An-
gellca Wines; Thomps Pure Rye, Gioson's
Cabinet xxx and Xxx, and Bourbons Wins
KY, &C.. &c.
ALI of the above goods guaranteed pu,e; put.
chased since the recent decline and OF ht,L
hands, enables US to sell at small margin oyar
importers prices HARLOW i BROS.
Wholesale Grocsrs and Commission Morchants.i
mv29
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Avoid the very appearance CT heat BY having
your stoves STORED ard kept ua!il winter at
Stansburys. c1ricr o! King add Columbus ST.
.'all aud see their rnw rnv0loiux Top Cook
Stove. myl3
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n Q i l G E

For tho benefit of those owning or being in
possession OF DOG or DOGS, 1 publish tho cor.
porsho91 ordinance relative to the ssmo which
law VIII be rigidly enforced sitter Monday next
tue 10Th day of August. 1879. and the amount of
Inc Line, 1.-Two dollars. (S5) will be assessed upon
every one. without exception:
Chapter ANVIL, Soc l, page l23, Corporation
laws ut shall be tho duty of the Mayor on thu
lr5t day OF May in every year to give public no.
tice for thirty dsys that all persona owning or
intending TO keep any animal OF the dog or Ca
nine species to come torwsrd and tsko out n l.
cense lor the same from the Auditor. Aftor tho
expiration OF the time in said motto, mentioned,
all persons found with dog or dogs, or haroor-
ing one or more dogs on his, her or their preni
ses without the required license shall b. fined
ny the hayor FIVE dollars for overy dog so own
Cd or harbored. aud ono dollar OF said fno shall
bs PAID TO the officer making the complaint, md
IN case or the refusal or Omission to pay said
me- the Mayor may commit tho oleador to the
work house for no. loss than Ton nor more than
ninety days" COUKTLAND H. SMITH,
aug 1875 Maro-
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HE IoNTINE the celebrated Icn,i1c res
lauraut In this city las bccu Of Toa ior s.ie,
aud l3 b Ing negotiated - by several parties.
1t is understood that tie price ssked ty the
propnet0ra is s. 600 icI tie iunilu!o aud
81 700 pr uonum rent for the house.
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CJD.T.T7EssfFE5

ALEXA*DGIA MARKET, August 25-Flour
continues L. ai)ta. yesterdays quo..tons.-
Fu'tG Wbca! is 4 sh.!o weaker, bat Lancaster
is higher; the receipts hsre increased, and wo
NOE sales OF GOO b!sheI; &. 9& rs, 100. lC2 and
lO3 for Fuit@. ana let, lQ5 ard les for Lancaster
Corn is quio! aai s!.dn lower with sales Of
1860 bushels CT White 81 50 nod 81 No Rye TO-.
p"rtcd. and one 5c;sil lot Of Oats were offered,
b"a withdrawn. Country produce continues
S:urC1,
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BALTIMORE, august - --Fir3inis is old IS:
90 dea!rod e; DO consolidated 55I do "a sorics
-! Virginia 1910. ~; past duo coupons 81
bid to-day. Sugar sLcady; a soft StnS!. Cotton
quiet aud linn; lniddlinG lilsll5' Elour Grmcr
ana active; p?IceS unchanged. Whnst-Scuth-
ern steady: Weslcrn steady; Southern rad lO;a
lOo; 90 amber llgall2; no Maryland 10! :;
NO Western winter rcd sros and August los !
lUeI SoFtr iOJ.iG@, Uctr iG1!al05s Corn
S0uthtra nominal III the absence OIL receipts :;
western quiet MID easier; Southern white ) ; !;
40 yellow LO; Western mixod snct end August
81 'SG5i Sept 47ai1I Get al ais; stosner d5Ia
!o$' Oats st9sdyi Southern and Penns 22s33 :;
western white 32G3;i DO mixed 30s3l!. !syo
lower and qu;et u. G2aGi Hay steSay and mn.
changed. Coloe unchanged Whiskey IN.
changed.
NEW YORK, Aug. - Stocks firm, Money!
GH. FIcGr quiet and steady. Wheat fairly ac-
tive. Corn very dull
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BELLE Haven INSTITUTE.

AINAANUNIa, VA.
The TWenty-First Annual Session OF this
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES will open
with a full corps of thoroughly qualified tesch.
ers in every department on the 18Th OF SEP
TENDER next.
Prof L. II. HAYDEN will continue in charge
VI the Music Department,
Terms have been considerably rsduced to moot
the stricgency of the times, and will compare
tsvorably with those OF any institution Of like
grade. Apply for Catalogue 10
&. A. PENlCk, Pru, box us,
aug IL I'm Alexandria VIRGINIA
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nell '.-Nr Samuel I'dIImaa. OF hlt. Erie,
Yesterday pulled down IN Cd chlmimy OF his
mouse lately Destroyed ~ fire. Near the
!ouldalIon, lie found auos& tic iri.k5 and
Mo''aT several Spanish silver !i,c.s, some Of
.nem cut IN quarters. bearing dates from III
10 40, showing considerable Ant qljty in the
bulIdiuS. Mr. PulImau will shortly commence
rebuilding his residence.
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s'8sSsgesSAas.

PROPOSALS.
&EALED PROPOSALS will be received bv
- the undersigned until MONDAY, August
-. 1919, at tho ireasurets ctice in this city, for
tho ERECTION OF l. BklCk CULVEKT
1oar the intersection OF Columbus and Wilke,
streets. Plan and specifications to be seen at the
Itossur's eli 70. Bids will BIO opened at twelve
o'clock H. Bond will be required from the con.
Tractor. Tic City :;urvn3pr will give all need.
iuI INFORMATION 10 contractors. Tho right to re-.
jec! any Or sll bids is reserved
GBO. W. ROCK,
aug 2J-4Li! ChGrEuan Com. on Streets
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iste gale when near Fire Island, during which
had deck swept of everything ~ oycsble snd lest
oost from { II dsVits. Also received Cther daa.-
age to both sails ald rigging.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Lizzie White hence q! n Y end.
SGhr Warren Sawyer, Georgetown, stNY
Schrs s. L Bryan and Martha Welsh,
Ge0tcetoTn, at Boston 22nd.
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Local lIattoEG.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. Angus: %. 1879.
For The Middle States PATTY cloudy weather,
W'rllcr Southwest "iads, vecrag tc colder
Ntr:h@EIy, rising .19wci ~ !4..iag barometer.
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" Is

SPECIAL NoTlCs. To the ladies' We have
now ia store large a.ock Of Ladies', Mems
and Chi!trcna Log Quatter Shoes, suitable
ior tac present scssoo. These goods are beau
tlinI, handsome and durable. aud will be sold
at SUCH prices a. cannot fail 10 please. All in
wan, Viii rcGas cal and canine for themselves
- 10 EiuZ street. W. Is. WADDEY.
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CoAt. EIroEr. The Glowing is q report Of
tho shipments OF coal during tho week end
ing to-day:
American Coal .............,,.. sal.
Hamp. - ............................ 9g(
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EDUCATIONAL.
z LEEANDHIA ACADEMY.
Corner s" asas:l aad Wolfe SIS,
Alexandria Va.
EDUCATIONAL.

Inc I'll Annual Session Of this School will
commence IL ONDAy. September |.
HT'ct discipline and thorough teaching sra
attfiou!es OF this school, which is provided with
sppsrstus for illustration.
tuition lee per school quarter OF .! months:
intermediate Class m
Senior Glass .... q ~
0u'aIceu oeolCr Class. ""......- .......... 10 90
Apply 81 tho school house, or before Sept. to
JOHN s. BEACH, Principal,
aug 23-2W s. North 81 hoanh strnot