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Mayor ridiculous as her suitor. and showing that
ne is implicated in her schemes. In the moment OF
danger she discovers her true character to Duva
his old love for her revivng. and marriage seems
probable the play ends. There is slight under
plot. turning upon the jealousy of blacksmiths
apprentice Pierre. and the coquetry of the village
belle, Marie. niece of the blacksmith.
OF the lbretto. which is by Mr.. Il. A. Dixon. con-
siderable might be said in commendation, put "
the music. which is the for the former rev
words will suffice. The only really passable Feature
of the first act is the love duet between the Mayor
title than recitatiye When the villagers enter at
the close of the act and surprise inc
Mayor he is dancing in fancied sui
tude there is promise OF good chorus'
but the hope soon vanishes and the melody a,sap
pears in jig music which brought the curtain down
between the widow and Duva in the second act
which might have been made attractive II caretuiy
rendered, and the portemanteau recitaton os .uo
Mayor was worth waiting to hear The operetla
contained only two and the general opinion was
that IL was quite long enough.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

CAP. Dsdas; Of the steamer csl.nd ussh has %
connection with the HxsALD Weather BureAu. T.
SHIP THOMAS BELL Br for San Francisco sailed from
Manila Nov = yphoon put back for repairs
BAsxKArs srgAsr OBJ; Ar1sid from Bslssmcrs for
SIs s
aud nearly all the cargo had washed ON the beach
Sss night soS Place her her -'
BRIG FRANCISCO DEAy tAus, stanshes. from Glasgow
landed At St Thomas about DeGl.
BRIG II A PIrr tBr). Young. At Bermuda Nov 20 from
~ 80 Ion 81 80 in which she lost Of her deck load
BRIG MoSgsosn tot Halifas, 8rsrs from Bermuda in in
18th S! psrsay dismastod with the los. Of scpmasts
scnR Mora. Horton. of and from Halifax for Port au
Of heavy gales Nov in
her onds As Would right the fore and MAIN
on
the storm having another was rsssd
rss$s: :ss.ii %nsl
.ss away her and i became to cut
became total wrsct Captain stsphsn.on the mate and
Bssa from ,a' Vest Vest iadss IN
+ sS
ported resumed her voyage on the sa nit after making
scHR cuAs II Kx1Irr from Mar.iuiqus which pm. into
Delaware Breakwatsr damaced has arrived at Provi-
dence Besides the damage before reported
had arrival only 5000 the 10000 oranges she took
aboard.
scHR GUIDING STAR, Bulmer which was towed into st
John. NB night OF Dec g. in damaged condition by tho
tug Norman now repairing The vessel had been taking
for Mr. William Davidon. and the captain had bsached
s S @ On Ss
leak badly The Norman was sent to tow her or with tho
result above.
ScHR W F GREEx from Havana for Boston put into
Sonington Dec and reports lost foresa split b and
received other damage. Will repair and proceed.
to Capt Jesse snow 5000 This includes seine boat
seine and and Emma
Curtis OF the ssMe place. has been sold to Capt Free
man Snow, for $50.
McCries Shoals Delaware with the body Of floating
near It,
unknown schooner spparently laden rico scen
sunk Of Martins Industry Liehtship may the Louisa
from Combshee to Charleston reported missing
GAIT OLSEN Of the bark Maria Nor who charge OF
the ship Royal Charter arrived yesterday the
Rhein from Brcmcn.
SQUARE EGeKD cspssed vessel Of about 400 TONS was
parently American and u short time in the water.
town. Capt Nicholas White before reported overdue]
which sailed the 18th Of last April with 10
times heard from during tho whaling season
but report q her has been made since the Sd Of
ricane Of August When reported had $50 bbis
Of sp and 80 bbls Of VIII oil on board
SAN FRAScIsco Doc 5-The schr Courser, which wont
ashore recently the southwad Of Cape Flattery has
been hauled the beach, She Is but little damaged
The White Cross line of Antwerp steamers
adopted aud will hereafter its
night signal two Coston lights each showing while burn
Ing the coor white in one forward and
aft simultaneously.
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ousxSsrowN, Dec 1l-Arrived bark Nenuephar tBr
souter baltimore; l1th ships Matchless. Dawes. San
franeisco Ole Smith Ploug Nor), Petersen New York
barks Lioness tBr buffers Baltimore (has boats dam
agedl
Also arrived 18th, steamer Wyoming (Br). Murray New
York Tor Liverpool land proceeded
MO JAskIRo. TO Dec ll-Arrived, Campanero fBr,
Walker, Baltimore
RocnKroEr. Dec 9-sailed, bark Edwin (Br) Smith, New
York
SHIELDS, Dec ilsailed Ystavat CRus. Burman. Phila
delphia
LONDON Dec l2-Steamer Bristol City tBr) from Bristol
for New York grounded in River Avon of and
proceeded.
steamer Barnard Castle tB Young. from Montreal via
Sydney cB, for Glasgow. is ashore stevenson 1t is
expected that she will be hoated the tide.
Ship Forest King OBJ, Holiness from Philadelphia for
Calais last reported vt Portland E. her bboom and
headgear and had stem damaged in collision.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST
HolrnrAD. Dec l2-wind ssE, moderate; barometer
S064
LIVERPOOL Doc i2-Calm, dense fog
LIzARD, Dec 12-Wind Sc, moderate fine.
sciLLy. Dec l2-wind Sc. light. clear frosty exceed
iugiy nue with very smooth sea; barometer 2e60
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vIRGINIA'S SENATORIAL CONTEST.
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND. Dec. u. 1872
The readjusters. in caucus tonight. nominated
General william Malone tor United States Senator.
as the successor OF Robert 4. withers. whose term
will expire on the 4th of March. 1881. He nomi-
mated by acclamation on the hrst ballot proposed.
the caucus being composed OF q majority Of
seven on joint ballot OF the whole number OF mem-
hers clected to the General Assembly Several re-
adiusters both republican and conservative. were
absent from the caucus. but they will vote for its
nominee next Tuesday. The term to which Gen.
cral Malone now seems certain Of election is the
long one of six years. The readjusters
"liberals," as they are now becoming to be known,
are in high spirits, and their opponents corre-
spondingiy depressed. It is supposed that withers
the present Senator, will be nominated by the 'debt
navers /" and IL may be that General Wickham will
be nominated and voted for by the small number of
Republicans rho have not united with the liberals.
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Steamer City of Dallas Risk Fernsndina via Port Royal
and Jscksonvilie-C ii Mallory Co. =.
Steamer Fanny Cadwaiader, Clark BALTIMORE
steamer Haeksnsack, Pugh. Duxbury. Mass-F q
Shin Dorset (Br). Courves shanghai-Arkell. Tufts
Co.
Ship stratheran Br). McNchol. Liverpool-Hsnderson
Bros
ship Lake Ontario (r) Gilmore hverpool-wm Nelson,
Jr.
ship Abner Benyon, Watts San Francisco-sutton
Co.
Bark sofala CBr, Mcintosh, I.iverpoo-J S Parteous
Bark Cyprus lBr), Parker, London-James w Eiweh
Co.
Bark Dante (Aus) vduiich Cork for orderssiocovich
x Co. .-+..l
Bark Violet Br,, Harding, Cork Falmouth for orders
Scamme Bros.
Rark Artemis Nor. Noe, Cork Falmouth for orders
Z Tobias & Co.
Bark CLINT MoI. simonsen, Neutrality-suspicious.. Boy
esen, Pickering Go.
Bark Europa, Dodge, Barbados-H Trowbridge's Sons.
Bark Golden Fleece Br). Trmm Dsmsrsra-H Trow
bridges Sons.
Sons.
Brig Harry Aubrey CBr, Dslsno Bartados-DwightA
Platt f
Brig 9 r Sherwood tBD. Ns~comb. Astsnsas-P I
Brig p Chapman. Tyson. .Baltlmore-B r Mctcalf Co.
Schr Frank Atwood. Maloney, Curacao, &c-R Greene
schr Chambers QBr,, Brooks. Dorchester. Mp
sehr John Case. colcord, observation-disclosures II
,sehr Theresa A Kesns Perkins. Key west-Renner 4
schr Simmons. Campbell. Richmond. va--James A
Van Brunt .it
sehr Emma W Day. Pendleton, Dghton, ,Msss-charles
: schr Joseph G Collyer. Knox, Providencs-chsries
living.
Schr Marion, Meigs. Now Haven't Smith
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. Il, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

nEroRrKD By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIJTSroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Glencoe lBrl, ,Gulisnd, Yokohama Sept 81,
MSs s.
18th with to Henderson Bro, First four day. had
sssIas ss s
sSsa 8 An 5,,6S Dee IA soi
Island. City Of Brasses r from Nov York for
steamer Rhsin eer, FRANKIE Bremen Nov 80 and South
s Do: Dec f. sae e os. %
Burris, from Antwerp for Now York
gons 18TH Malaga Esd and Gibraltar 24th with mdso
s.es@sr Geo Clyde, wl9ns. Charleston. SC. 3 days.
1s 1isS ssis Srdor vessel to sssm@e Bros lad
With
sea- ship laboriog heavily carried away foretopmast
Bark Norwood tBr. new 1900 tons Gregory. Liverpool
Nov in ballast to order Anchored in Gravesend Bay
BARK Ro.hes.y GNor, Iyersen, Limerick 10 days. in
Farewell derj Noon:n. stsstn . days with old
Johann ~ *, Ksp,s; sass Van ogDsn Anivop ss
B.it Henry o HfK.soo o'srds% .. 49, 81 d.yS with
rss .%d ON o
Bark xn.slspe sxe EySurs Rcshsfs,t q day. in BE-. q
haS as heavy gale from % lasting elk IN i'm which
los. seh9 sSa Gsr Scbu cardenas days with sugar
and nalsdo e Srdsr vessel % ! to Miller HOsgh.Sn
Island IA days with salt to Browns vessel 70 Brett
.,Sres to orssr vsssci 70 ovei.on Win
8. of Cape Lookout spoke :chr NV willard from Now
sehr 9 II HsIIock. shsrrst., Richmond. Va
seSr senr Riwood R,s Dorsn. wsSrins;on Afsssndiis
ssr sssr Ms wsS mSssni wssi" v,rx.
schr Chss W Aicc,t French Virginia
sssr ssSr John sSpsi sS.s ss'Se Co... Baltimore
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer Elesnor. Bragg Portland for New York. with
steamer Neptune. Berry. Boston for Now York, with
md:s and passengers 70 Darling Davis
Th soa. %oSs s5 SS~ s
schr EI!s Nay. Msy, u, Prcyinee.own y for New York.
seSr ss;HIns Star aiss,n:: qS6ss.ss i:r Sey York.
Schr T Merwin Brown. New Haven for Georgotown, DC
BOUND EAST.
Steamer riliic. Ewing Now York for Now London and
sesr Maggie Masters cBn. Malcolm. New York for
seSf Mary Lee Newton Caldwell. New York for East.
New YORK. for
sehr James Warren, McGarr. Now York for Boston.
sS B a0fo o Sr rsand Ct
sehr Y Tho@p.oq Maileni Ncy York Tor New Haven.
seSr Miller Miller New ..l York % for Sor,hpor,
seS Charles oasS fos oSoRen for ProyseneS rSs
schr a Danenhower. Kenneston. Newburg tor Boston
schr Sarah Faleoner Wilson, Port johnson for Prov
schr Palestine Pcndleton Port johnson for Providence
sehr Anson Brown. Cleveland. Amboy for strstford
sehr 4 Manson. French, Baltimore for New Haven.
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slxos,s BAr. caH. Nov l-ArrIysd. pegasas, oxsa.

sxoss BAY. CGH. Nov 1-ArrIved, Pegasus, oSea'
Cardiff
Sailed Nov B. Cavalier. Carey, New York.
New York
TARIr., Nov e7-Passed. Adele Accalne, rorro. from
Trieste for Baltimore.
TEArAsI Nov is-sailed. Madre Fgli, scarpati: New
Boston.
rtSERIFfs Nov l3-Saed Nellie. Drnkwater New
YVES, WEST HARrLsrooL, Nov .9-Arrved. Matts August
BRISTOL Dec l. 10 33 AM-The Riversdae s) arrived at
Avonmouth from Montreal heavy spare
anchor got sdrtft and stove dock forward damage
hended to cargo
BORDEAUX: Nov 27The Confance (Fr) Janver. arrived
here to-day from New York very bad
on her passage sprung leak and had
windows OF decshouse smashed On the 9Th of November
water was ound IN the coal stores the pumps kept
froe. but damage TO cargo is apprehended.
The yenexoana Qr), Malveau, arrived here from New
York, had strained and made water.
Tho Amee tFr) Dutrucu. arrived here from New York,
u good deal and made
DEAL Nov 2s-The bark Daggry has put back from
Calais not being able to get into the harbo and has
chored.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRsroL Dee Ie-Arrivsd bark Florsnos (Br,, Richard
Bull River.
Sailed I2h steamer Bristol City (Br Peters, New York
(sce belowl
BREMEN, Dec ii-Arrived steamer Borrowdais (r, Mar
toll, Savannah.
BAroSSK. Nov so-Arived bark Psnsny (pp. Rival,
New Orleans.
Arrived to Dec IL bark Katie Stewart tBr, Arnold Bal
timore
CopxxuAaxx Dec l2-Arrived. steamer Berlin (0sr,
Heincke. Charleston.
puscrxrss Dec II or bark Fscihandel Ger. wschter
New York for Brcmen.
DUBLIN, Dec 12--Arrived. barks sultana (Br Moshor
Baltimore; FisshlIght tBr, Card New York.
DANrzIc, Dec 7Arrived. bark Hong Kong o0er) Brand
hon. New York
PALrourm, Doc ii-on bark Highmoor OBJ, Bailis Phil
adcphia for Antwerp.
Arrived 18th, bark Left tNor). Erichsen New York.
GipRALrAR Dec 5-Arrived. bark Concsttna dtnl
Palma Phiiadelphs; brig Raohslc dsAD, Maneino. New
YorE
Sailed Dec IL steamer Scandinavia OBJ. Sinclair Qrom
Genoa, &c) New York.
HuLL Dec t2--Arrved. steamer Hindoo (Br,. Stevens
New York ship Paul Boyton Br), Goudey do; bark vigil
late y utaD Sierra. do.
HAvnK, Doc 1i-sacd, ship John Bunyan Br. scoviii,
Now YORK.
uosrLxum. Dec e-sailed, brig Agnes CNcr,, vaentn-
sen. Ph,adephia.
man. New York, i2th Oracle Humphreys San Francisco
W Grace, Nichols. New York; bark Lennox t3r Hon.
derson, do.
Sailed 9TH barks sorriddcren (No Anderson, Calves
ton stilman Allen Taylor New Havon brig bernhard
(Ger, Bohu, Galveston 1ith, ship Caravan. Waefeacr
New York.
LONDON Dec 1i--Ceared bark Transit tBr). Owen, New
York; 18th, shin Ida Lily. Eastman, Southwest Pass
LxIrn. Dec 12-Arrived, steamer Acadia (Br). Mont
gomery. New York.
LoSpoSDrRRY, Dec i2-Arrivcd. bark owenee tBr. Gas
sdy, Baltimore.
MARsgrLLEs Dec I2--Arrivsd bark Francesca Madrs
QtaD, Posso, New York.
PLYxourH, Dec ll-of ship NssAuisy. Bennett, Bati
more for Antwerp.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice is officially given that soon practicable the
nun and in Vineyard Sound and Buzxsrds Bay
will be for the winter and spar buoys Of CORE
spending numbers and colors substituted
wAsHSGros. DC. Dec I2-Notce is given BY the Light
house that and after the opening Of
in the spring 1880 fixed red light will exhibited
lighthouse from the por the Of
vermon Harbor Ohio instead Of the hxed whito light
heretofore shown. f.H
Notice Is also given the openn ng Of
In the spring Of 1890 fixed light will
exhibited from the beacon the pier the
Charlotte Harbor mouth OF tho Geuesee River New
York instead the fxsd light heretofore shown
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THE ST. CHARLES BRIDGE REBUILT.

The st. Charles Bridge. recently damaged by the
rise Of water in the Missouri River, has been
pletely reconstructed, and all trains west Of the
Mississippi River are now running through be-
tween st. Louis and Northern tsrmini without
change or delay.
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ENGLISH EMIGRATION TO CANADA.

TonoNro. Dec. IL. 1879.
special cable despatch from London to the Giooc
says:--"A meeting of the farmers delegates. re-
Gently returned from the Dominion. was held yes
terday at Carlisle the purpose Of presenting and
discussing their reports Mr.. Lowe being present
behalf of the government. ALI the reports were
highly favorable to Canada"
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SAILED.

Steamers Bahama (Br,, for st John. Pr &C: City of
Dallas Fernsndna &c ship Sultan 0r) London: barks
Ate Ceener tBr,. Liverpool; Benguea Nor. Rtuen; ;
Bremen; Emile Gerl. do: Lisbon sscna. Arette Car
brig Curacoa Br Curacoa schrs Carrie Saunders
(Br, Msyagucx; Elise Lucie lHay) Cape Haytien.
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Steamer Texas (Br) Laurenson from Liverpool for Now
Orleans. Nov ~, 26 miles Of TusksT.
Ship Dame Cock, Hardy, from Now York for Psnsug z.
Nov s. lat 10 N. Ion "a ~ w.
Ship Hoogy Frost. from New York for Point do Gale
Oct lS the Equator. Ion 29W
Bark W Pu,na% sBr Madden from Quebec Svia sgd
Bark Strathearn tBri. Anderson, from New York for
Shanghai. Nov y, lat 2 &, Ion rs w.
Brig Mary of St joan, NIB, bound W, Nov a. lat 81 N
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YACHTS. srEAMBOATs. SC.

GALE OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STEAMBOArs.
SFreirt and Passenger Propcors Tugs Yachts specin
"0"'' ''''"'''' p''s SAMUEL HOLMES, 100 Front st.
VNANTED TO PURCiIAsE-TwO LIGHT DRAUaur
w Barpes Vessel ulls to about 10 tons Ad.
dress +. f. Herald Office, stating price, &c. &c
yNANTED--AN OPEN sCOW Oi. CANAL BOAT,
w suitable for carrying about 500
he atronu and Address, with full particulars,
where IL can aud cash price, T. j. w. Herald Office
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Steamer Britannia tBp. Perry. Liverpool and Queens
town--R Cortis .
Steamer Bolivia dBr, Small. Gssgow-IIenderso Bros.
Steamer Alexandria tBr). Lindquister. aasgow-Hen-
stssmss HsrAid DAM. Bonds. Hsvrs-Suneh, Edys
oa
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Dec 12-aNoon.
Tho Western Union time ball dropped to-day three
ton tbs Of . second fast
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Ship Landsscr (of Boston,, Knowles. from Dublin
Nov tlIN
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nIlsCELXANEOUs.

TUYATTs LIFE BALsAM PURfrIEs THE BLOOD
and certainly rheumatism. gout neuralgia. &C.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. WEAKNESS, &C, NO MATTER
IN how caused, positively cured by ALIENS BRAIN
FOOD, q all druggists Send Tor eksuasr ALhkNs sas
LIST av., New York.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Wan DEPARTMENT

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER}
WASHINGTON, Dec. l3-1 A. NJ.
Indications.
For south Atlantic and East Gulf States. higher
pressure, north to ssst Winds colder and generally
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clear weather possibly followed in latter by falling
barometer and slowly rising temperature
For West Gulf States lower pressure east to south
Winds warmer and generally clear weather.
For Tennessee. the Ohio Valley and upper lake re-
gion falling. preceded in eastern portions by rising
barometer winds shifting to warmer southeasterly.
and generally clear weather. followed in the latter
district by increasing cloudiness and at night by
snow.
For the lower lake region and Middle States rising.
followed by falling barometer. variable Winds shift
ing to southeasterly. and clear or partly cloudy
weather except occasional light SHOWS in former.
with rising temperature in former and lower or
nearly stationary temperature in latter district.
For New England. higher pressure. variable winds.
colder and generally clear weather.
For the canal regions OF the Middle States. tenn
perature will remain below freezing Saturday night.
For the Pacific coast regions. generally clear
weather. except cloudy weather with rain north of
California. t
& The Ohio. Cumberland Tennessee and Savannah
rivers. and the Mississippi from st. Louis to vcks-
burg. will continue rising.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape Henry Kitty
Hawk. Cape Hatteras. Cape Lookout. Macon and
Smithville.
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

At 81 Helena Nov g. brig II Moore. Snith, Of New Bed
ford, condemned and advertised 70 be sold.
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PHILADELPHIA ADJUSTMENTS.
SOUTH BROAD STREET THEArnE-.arHE MAYOR"

A new English comic opera entitled "rhe Mayor"
by Frederick Mills, of Philadelphia, was produced
last night by the Ford Zimmerman company at
the South Broad Street Theatre. 1t was composed
expressly for the private theatricals of the
Countess of Duiferin, and was produced
several fete occasions at Government House,
Ottawa, during the Earl of Duherns occu-
pancy. The little village of st. Brieux, in
brittany. s the scene Of the opera and the events
occur during the First Consulate. Charles Duval.
young Englishman. is in France the secret agent
of the Comte de Provence pretender to the throne.
He meets the comtesse de Beaudry, royalist. who
is disguised as Partisan dressmaker. To the Widow
Barrie the Comte conides certain papers intrusted
TO MIN. The Comtesse, taking advantage of the
Mayors love for herself, makes him tho uncon-
scious medium of communication between her.
self and the royalists in Paris. Having
incurred lis hatred by rejecting his addresses she
and Duval threatened with arrest conspira-
tors. She raves herself and Duval by making the
The New York herald., 1879-12-13

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY
The following record will snow the change es in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
parison with the corresponding date last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
macy. HERALD Building. No. 2lS Broadway
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
StedRer.
Ssiix Destiaati<
Office.

ATEs DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-11-13
HOW WATCHES ARE MAne

0~SV "AxCzES AnE MAOE.
1t will be apparent to any one who vii
examine a SOLID GOLD WATCH, that asid,
from the necessary thick ness for engrav
ing and polishing, a large proportion o.
the precious metal used, is needed only
to sti6en and hold the engraved portions
IN place, and supply the necessary solldity
and strength. The surplus gold Is actu-
ally needless so far as UTILITY and beauty
are concerned. In JAMES BOSS PA.
TENT GOLD WATCH CASES, this
WASTE of precious metal is overcome.
ana the SAME sOL1DlTY AND STRENGTH
produced at from one-third 10 one.half
OF the usual cost of solid cases. This
process is OF the most simple nature. AZ
follows a plate Of nickle composition.
metal, especially adapted to the purpose.
has two plates of SOLID GOLD soldered
q on each side. The three are then pass.
ed between polished steel rollers, and the
result IS a strip of heavy plated compo-
s't'on, from which the cases.. backs and
centres. 0ezels, &C., are cut and shaped
oV suitable dies and formers. The gold
In these cases is sufficiently thick to ad.
NIT OF all kinds OF chasing. engraving
and enamelling; the engraved cases have
seen carried until worn perfectly smooth
Oy. Time and use without removing the
gold. o
THIS IS THE ONLY CASE MADE
WITH TWO PLATES OF SOLID GOLD
AND WARRANTED BY SPECIAL
CERTIFICATE.
Fol- sale by all jewelers.. Ask for II.
catalogue, and to see warrant.
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Employment for Ladies.

The Queen City suspender. Company,
of Cincinnati, are now manufacturing and
Int Cd Ia|. their Ell. new Stocking Support
equaled Skirt Suspenders for LADIES'.
None should be without them; our lead.
ing physicians recommend them. and ara
loud In their praise. This manufacturing
establishment is managed by ladies, who
have made the wants Of ladies and Child.
rem a study, and they ask US 10 refer Them
TO some reliable and energetic lady to in
troduce them in this county, and we Ger.
family think that an earnest solicltation
in every: household would meet with \
ready response, and that q determined wo-
man could make a handsome salary and
have the exclusive agency for this county.
We advise some lady who is in need Of
employment to send a postal card to the
company. with her name aud address, and
mention this paper. Address Mr.. d. G.
smith, Manager, 214 Elm Street, Cinoin.