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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-29
Fr!oHIs- 4varis ,eurl,i.s.

Friends y ~Giig Mccuns conllnu. ID yts.rr
Gay. The first caster couing W. VS. unl, r
the head Il iuilD sltd bG-ln, 50, ;.i Hsg 4
propoa!tIoa submitted as gear ir0m I'll" III
nOls gerry Hcc,i. q, 'i,iat copi :cEc o. ali
ysary n 'e;lGga 10" .Ir:l Uaca IN fiv. yeas, al
o!tener. 10 clrs i + al euI uIl.9aiy labor tur
those IF ms tha: goull advance tho ca,i,,, OF
morally AMI rRhtcyUsIgs4 among men." IL
lerred 10 p sJcc,a. JOINT cummitt.r, 10 re;,n.t
later 10 tho seek, he oyoaid ;,aiioa o! tic
report from the different quarterly mruinas,
showing the con;;:0n II the church lcIrioua-
y, morally, End socially, vas Zen hcsu0 The
ansWer= 70 the tSGlca stated lnpua queries
showed that a! !hG rta,lliS have been he'd
eXceps ona n h:lt!mrrt quarter. fvr IN Wash.
ipg:op. aud t0ar 10 N1itDs;:sm. The nf'cad
suce WAS rcp0r,c ca to 30 80 Il; as Usual, s.v,
10 souc cases when saw erow.n. Ine RS.
Ct the morning session. 5 tlacG up 10 discu-s.
ilg the attcndaGcJ CT m"G,iar- iind IDa,ttls
growing Gu: Of aaewcrd % the first stated
query.
After boon Martha I'rayl,s waited the Inei.:
meeting, at the beginning CT tho service, by
permission. and preached very eitqlont and
tft-ctiVe d.s,2ul s: TO tic BRETHREN Inc COL.
Sderat,on OF reports i;p1l quarterly meetings
Vas resumed. An.W.!j 20 thc stCO11 gG4ry
Indicate ttat love - ccGcfgily uainiai ned
among tie members everywhere, and that Une q
Il ferc Ic-g between members arise every rif :rt
IS maGo to end them. TIC third u,frv was
generally answered 10 Tie ,iiGc1 that E,iscd5
snCeaVor to edrcltc theI7 ch.lcren IA p aiuress
Il department ard srnsr9i, aad to gusrG them
iiom readiGg pcrnlc,Du: books aud from cor
tupt cow r,ai,o, aHo 10 clcaurago them To
frequently read tho Iieiy Scriptures. Visiting
monbers aud Others expressed much concern
that the Scriptures were nct as frequently read
10 the ianiiy cnc'0 50 they should Ue by some.
a good diEi CT Iine Wa cOlAe uacd in discuss
E& he eVl! HiiuaGC. Gi the trashy literature
With which the world is nov 1loodad.
The summary Answer 10 tic fourth uicry
shows that ffeuds generally ure clear L. TIC
use OF intt : catinG llogs as beverage. Cne
report states thht seSGsa TIT N 5e;s 10 that !lcat
Ing deal in lntCx'c.i liz qucrs, which cas Il nr.
DOW under the care 81 tie meeting rcpprliug
ih, N. Moderation and temIerance 10 o,h,r
matters are & DeGay thcrsei. Ao;T?is 10
The Nth qltly Wc!o 10 substance that The ne
s;i'Ita y! the i'utr arc In Gted, relief III IT
ded, and care gene rally TAX, II to provide for he
schnoi duca1on o. their ciri!ren. The annual
epsta from the Illinois Yearly Meeting wss
risd, alter which The session Al J1uined. Inst
q Rht religious Meeting vas held at the AIS
quIth Sue2t Ne,trg IIouae, and social rrl.-
giOns meeting, csiled By The members Of he
Baltimore meeting. has held at Lombard street
house. Baltimore Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-29
Prices of Coal.

thILADsLrEI. October . -Tre ;oIowioy
price have Geeu agreed upon By the Lehl. a
Coal E1chaase for NovembsT: Lump sna
steane 1T for furnaces, 81 ~; co. for general
trade $40; br 'Reu 81 50 egg 81 81; ,tny.
81 TO; nut 81 IS: pes 81 50 These nxutes icni
cate sn sdvance II 6 c-n.s Per ton OF all grat..
except lump, which Is 20 Gents higher. y will
90 into effect on Saturday Ie1!.
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Yellow apJxr

MEMPHIS, U,t. 20 iWJ cGges OF yellow
lever We're reported t. tbs R0srd CT Health
this mornine anes ilsrlwcl AID Ell. Dnback
-boih ct the ciiy hospital. Oue d az Il occptrt i
las; tight-Johu & Giss*-t~o miles cas-. ci
the CITY, The Hesthe. Is warmer.
4 special tram | :ft at noon with a physia:au
SID nurse FIR Harrison Station, Miss, 70 miles
-ru'h OF hsrs on The Mississippi pud Tennessee
f rad
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Lydch5rry Ttrainian -"''''>' :
Fight at "a Reaajusfers' meet:ng

,fREDEEICKsBukG. Va, Cot. % -..a read.
aoJutter: ne>tsEg here las. night j l.. Powell,
tee esd uaser candidate for the State Senate.
publicly denounced john Tayloe. OF the rs.
cofder, 80 'Fac sud coward" Tag ioe drew a
plsto!, which WAS struck doUa and q scharped
Powell then aIao drew his pistol, but was dis.
armed baiors lie could fire. 4 largs audience
VA present ga greaL confusion existed for q
snort t'me but after appeals fro.a leading cit.
ISIS erder Nss restored. Powell resumed the
stand, nad at tha conclusion Of his speech de-.
nouuced the conrse of the offending nawe3spers
toward himself, hrd or lnounced those who
would not meet him as gentlemen, liars and
!coVa,da at 3 ate hour Ia difficulty was ad.
-slyo b2 g eirsction OF the ffensivo language
hY The :ieco'd.r and = Ink. retracuoa by Powell.
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EaigInE.

spcnicrcs Of the Richmond " hig
EMRpsX. Co, VA, October %, 1870
!,at mo give yuu short account Of rna If TIE
hottest campaigns va have ever h. 10 this
oaun;y. Wi hin the past month We have been
threatcGC3, rra?Gd to. and incurred for Iouc
c'ty scat eE.5i zen tc u, and With bur1icg
eiclnenc, ne proreyed tic past elolies Of this
ella Commlaonwcath. FsGquicr sent ncr able
State S.rato1 to teach III hoaesty, ard lead us
u the poai OF prosperity Fiop L)uioua CAME
gifted son who aoared to the ie,lms Of the
stare, Int could not carry FAirfsz with him.
A'ezsn0ra did h'r past, end the gallant
cap, u her Light Infantry did his level b; 81.
Sur veteran Eefr. !ediat!ve 10 GOnlresS, So we'll
beloved, !a2c Tor ,rc fist iuc TO carry Far.
fsx Oar l0pn'ar Sac Senator. sou Of tbst
"r",t {. sra h-'t Of mea, gut firth gigantic
II r'.. Taa mes n i .lrfax sti ! to hin: I'VE
I'll wed y.nr great aGd Il ,rious falh r fir four
y""ra. With til mu>ErIs, barctooteG cpld aid
tun3r!, 10 COS Il I,S which the verdi beheld
T' II So. tn. Urc,uIoS follow ycu to The bal
TO rhi5 i'm"
r"r p day fixed FOR cur primary election,
cien' Il wiz :.8#vp Il uia. Every man rose
"t'h t.t ii'SI tp 4 w CHHulICt LUG ErACJDS
tc'2 ht ndd ~ onc pnnupr and ensree,ic y. urg
delegate 10 tar y ars., Il L Farr, who
has pTovya has f 20 b.. Tho hest organizer 10
his prrC Of n STATE Tne tu, d ,rs adhered t,
Az. Lsujs:rcri. Never did Tic retcrass Ct
Livkurw and Au,;clr& aaud b. TIC little
r,rpGrA ike rho uan cf Faufsx did By Il Il.
Ear on the 2!', he sur duwa eua rcacd
i,r;h. Tnc Yut, waa c,uHct Frnm each
"re'i Ct 10 TIC ceGo;y S!ar,cd mcss.ugeGs 81
h'ot stetd3!o the courthou,e With the verdict
Ut the l,eol'c. 4. ten O'clock tho balance sheet
.ho~cd hat LIS votes has been cast for Il.
Il FAR, reg jus;er. l.a1is,reet received 739
votts--a alti ,Iiiy Of go Tor The gallant F.rr.
SANS CULC1TE
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Few Jersey Episeonu,ia,s

NEWARK. N. j., o.. 2o,-The + ;,,,.,
ovaSeo'ion Seie reo.sa 1T ono o'clvck Win
ot: reaealne oa!c'lag for bishop The rnern.
inR was occupied 10 tho d: ls.ion Of pl.rs ri
voting; Il ,wes decided that ronina,ioUs h.
made BY balio; without discussing clarnctcy
Inc bal!ollng Tor bishop will commence hi.
afternoon. d.. S;askey, Of Paterson, flrre, :
OF .Wssbl2etou. ana d.. J. Il. Ec,iestor, T.,
Trinity. Newark, are mast promiuen;lv nsmea
BY tho high aud low church partiss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-29
Essa Captive Women ana Children.

DENVER IoL, o., GA spec. :. d sps,ch
10 Iie tntuue tT9Ii A All, 81, 800 miles south
81 ;!is r:so: 2nd the tc.m;aus f. ha RIO
iIf.air :si!a:Y, says: "Eur gguei RcG CT!
fFtc, The T'r1"f c4p,lV-5 iaong the U.es,
-Gtlo,i here =. Q. Il. O:tob@r rs, where they
al. 'e-!4l:. III = t51 Gays tetcrc preceding
10 DspS=y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-29
The steamship England, Of the National lin,

The steamship England, of the National lima
arrived st New York yesterday morning from
Liverpool. When her cargo was about to b,
unloaded man vas found leaning against
crate. who gesped out water" he was terrihIn
enaclsted and weak He fsinty gave hi. nsn;9
IS harry, and said that he was a. baker w
was asked if he had been all the time while iSo
EMP was at sea without food OF drink, and Ia
nodded once shuddered and died. The bodv
was cent to the morgue. Nothing was founI Ny
it to Indicate lis identity but piece of paper, On
which was scratched The address: Peter Hsrt.
man, bake r, st Simpsons, Soho street, Branch ="
The England left Liverpool October Is and Tho
stowsway must hsve been IS days without food
or water. The dead man sppesred 10 be about
81 yesrs old '"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-29

In Flour there is no change to no.o in pricea
and the stock is comparatively Iigh.. Whesi j,
oil decidedly, snd We quote iancy Lancaster Z!
l43 but the only sa cs reported vera al 1870, 49,,
139 and lao. WITH offerings If 900 bushels Corn
is lower, ard GS4 bushes sold st 81 AMI 3 lot
Thito. and - f,r yoloT. Ear Corn sod a. ,22
per barrel. Bye Is quiet. with s.ies Of 30 bu.1.
els st S.. Cats are coming 10 m,,o freely, sad
SOD bushels sold at ~ Ono lot Vi Euckwlesl
brought So Country produce Is scarce and
CENTRALLY higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-29

J5e N eson at vi ,nus of Mes:Is. Barring st d
ID 'gn'eres the rec emily appointed conp.gol.
trs o. Egyptian finances has failed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-29

NEE YcEK. Get. 2)-:tocks strong. Money
CAT. Flour Gull. Mneal heavy end lower. Corr
heavy and lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-29

INSTALLATION OF DIR LEFrw1cn.-Tha in.
stRllaton OF Rev j. r.. Left Wich, D. d., ss
pastor of tho First Presbyterian Church took
place last night q: 6 O'Clock at tho church, COR
nor OF Madison snd Park s.roets with appropri.
alta ard Imposing ceremonies. in the presence of
largo congregation, Including Rcvs j John S.
Joaes, DR.. John Leyburn, John p. Cam bell
Joseph l. Smith, David L. Bssle, W. j. Sill. g.
L. zones, l. I. Smith and Il. Il, Fulton. The
ihs,Hsistion commenced with y voluntary, sung
bT Tho choir. Rev. Daniel j. Besle than offer.
90 prayer, and WAS followed by ecriptursl read.
ings by New. s. i. Gibson. Rev. Robert Il. Full
Tor followed III prayer and Rev. q. L. Jones
read hymn. Rev. John s. Jones. ID. D.. de-.
nvored the sermon Of the occasion on the sub.
IecL OF pastoral relations, which WAS listened to
WIN profound interest By all present The
GnarSo 70 tho pastor was given by Rev Jos, Il.
SMITH. Rov. Dr.. Lop burn delivered the charge
10 ne people. Another fervent prayer was Of
Tered by Rev. W. j. Gill, which wss followed
by hymn, read BY Rev. l. 2. Campbell, and
sung by tho choir. The services closed sbou. 10
O'clock with splendid anthem. The new pas-
TOR, Dre LetLwich, has had charge Of the pastor.
ago slnco january last DR.. Leftwich ia a native
OF VIRGINIA To wss educated and gradu.ted
a. PRINCETON College and at the Union Theo.
lpeicai SEMINARY, ew York, where he WAS or
dainsd. Ills first charge Was 1t Alexandria, Va.
ana ms last charge 1T atlanta, Ga. He has heen
IN Inc ministry twenty yearI.-BCito G0zrt,
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TVS aad Calves SIS to So.

Inc market this week Was not so wolf supplied
with good Cattle mort OF tho offerings boing OF.
dinniy; prices, quality considered. were fully ra
good AZ Last week, with fewer ssles. Calves
Gull and nominal Very few arrivals Of Sh,e,
and Lsmb., with but l!lt!e demand Hogs IN
lslr enquiry at quotations. Cows ard calves 10
lair deIaaad iJs good ones. Market duh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-29

"A NICE CAND1DArE-rhol following telepTsm
was received by Is gentleman of this city Fridsy.
1t is commended to the peruasl of the voters of
Campbell and Lynchburg. a model candidate,
truly, is that which the readiustsrs have mt nm
TOR tue Senate BE rescj usts With ysnpcsncs
Head, voters while and blsch:
NEW OIL EAHs Octobor %.
u. NJ. slce!!il,, en-Audiior of Louisiana
alas D.. Morahsm, alias j. Polk Shelby, was
100 poace ed Tor nigh crimes and misdeme nors in
February, 1870, aud found guilty in March Of
the samo esr charged with bribery, corruption
ana drffaudng the state BY the unlswlul issue
OF warrants and conversion to his own use. de
sSlnairu u clllzsn GU. of $50 COZ and fed from
Inc city. VIM publish his record in the Demo.
cFsl to,morrow end forward by express.
Hoa help poor Virgins if such scoundres ara
- rnie her. Use az ysu please.
K. A. BURKE,
, Managing Editor Democr.t.
LVdCHtgrg EiJviTioU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-29

scHUILER CoLFAx'3 LECTURE. iiI
Schuyler CufsZ delivered his lee ure ''Acr5ss
the Continent les night, 8. Msa1nic TofpsIe,
Baltimore, Ter iho beueit If the hss3lic Ilhts
~. Pfesidsnt Hayes, Postmaster Gs1sr.l X y
snd General Hlslcy, Assistant Seestt4ry q ne
Treasury, we're present, oIenp5iIs seats OF he
platform. hnd before the conmercsmcnt o. he
lecture were sc7erally iattoduc.d t. the au.;ieuca
By Mayor LNrcbc. Iniha e,u7sa Of hi. lee ura
descriptive of Oregon Mr.. Cnltay mentiopr d
the name OF Captain Ulysses S. G,asi, aid his
nAVlog been once saloned .here msuy years
ago. AT the N Ition Of Genero! Giant The
Voc, of the Speaker Vas stied by lbc most
V.ocI!srous AID Fsp u!ou5 apGlauss, Whicb usa>
tinu.d Tor some ,i.as. At the cor uslou o.! The
lecture there seEe loud cAa for H scs, and The
sualsre3 remained 10 their Seats Ieyea.iug tie
eau uouI ;he Pfssidsns rose aad o,*td his RS
hearty Welcome.
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PUBLiSaED pAILv AND TnI-WEEELY BY
gTJC5 Ak SV-Cw EN-
TIE elec :oa IL, n ,nays OF the G.l era! As

WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. g. 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-29

GEoKGEToWN CATTLE MARKET, October g:
Offerings OF Tt0 head OF Beef Cattle, 6SJ Of which
were sold at prices varying from 2al4i. per 10
lCO) Sheep and Lambs were offered. all of which
we're sold al 544c for Shoep and 4.5!c for Lambs
30 Cows and Calves sold a. l9sSI6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-29

NEW York CATTLE MARKET. October IS -
6eaves-Ihe range Tor n nliVG cattle WAS i .l0lc
per 10. dressed. very fsw going under Sc ur over
TO-. Texas. Cherokee md Colorado half breeds
sod at 6ia'!c. Exporters used SD steers ct OLA
l0c. per ID dressed.
Mich Cows-About l3) ordinary TO taic cows
were sold during the week at ;;js$,j each and
dealers ropcrL firm feeling and very fair de
mand for good cows.
Calves-Dema;ld weaker and prices droppei
to 4!z1c per ID for vta!s Nnd 3otS2 80 per l0)
lbs for grSs:ers.
HoRs-Live hogs wcro doing o tril, better,
and car load of light Ohio hogs, 169 lba aver
age cold at 81 20 per lUO lbs. Common 70 far
lots may be nominally quoted at SOaS4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-29

BALTIMORE, Octobar 70 Virginia sixos De.
ierred 81; do consolidated 81 do second -,
ries 301; past duo coupons S3i new ton f5r.
tes 53a Cotton dull; middling lC4 Flour
dull, lowar and heavy; Howard at anu Wcst-ra
uner 5OaS0 p; do Extra 5OAS5; do Family
25iS7; City Mills Suner 5O.S5 25 do Extra
560aS6i Family 7sS7 81; Rio brands 72ji
81 gu; fatspsco Family IS %. Wheat-Sou!h-
ern dull and lower; Western dull, lower and
wesk; Southern red l2}alS3; do amber l35ali T.;
No Maryland ia; No2 Western winter rod
spot and Oct l3JalS0i; Nov l3r1,l3li Dec lila
14l1 Corn-Southern dull snu lower; Wet.
ern-markeL demorslizad and unsettled South
ern white e9a62; do yellow 81; Western miJei
spot and Oct SO; Nov, Dec and steamor-no bid
Oats lower; Southern 42s43; Western white AZ.
AZ do mixed 35a40; renns 421s43 Rye firm
Maryland basic. Coffee strong; Bio csrgoes
l5ale4 Sugar strong; A soft 9tslo. Whiskey
firm at ST. Il.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, Uctr. .,
ficHh Inv r.nu,.d I.,ll
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
IA. 334 Canal ST.. New York June ~. 1879.
tenss Of single number ticket No * Cisss eSas' in
the extraordinary drawing of the Louisiana Stse Lot
tery which the capital prize of hundred thou
sand $oooOW dollars, ON Tuesday June H. 1879, said
A. Dauphin $40 Broadway New York city and that the
promptly paid In full present ston of the
ticket Vt the Office OF the company In New 0rlesnA
.rara3Hs lslDoRE LIcHTENSTE1N
81 Walker ST., New York June %. 1879
The undersigned eerKss that he the Holder OF
tenth of single number ticket No. 495 Glass in
the extraordinary drawing OF the Lousians State Lot
terry which the capital prize hundred thou
sand $loo0O0 dollars, Tuesday June IL 1879. said
ticket having the of dollar the Office Of NJ
amount promptly paid In full preson the
GEORGE J. POWDERS
Tie undersigned certtes that he the holder Of
number ticket No 1851 GLASS Fn In the
extraordinary drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery
which drew the eapts prize 2. Fifty Thousand Dollars on
ST. at the Office OF d. A. Dauphin $40 Broadway. New
York city and that the amount promptly paid In full
OF the ticket ut the oce OF the
in New Orleans JOHN REILLY
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.-THIs
INSTITUTION WAS REGULARLY INCORPORATED
TX T6E q TIE sIATE yoE N fpS
FOR THE TERN OF rs YEARS, TO WHICH CONrRACT
PLEDGED, WiTH a CAPirAL OF S. 100000. 70
OF $4,000 IT NEyER SCALES or P0sTPoNEs,
DAY DAY Of oF HASH MONTH, is! fkizEs rofzI.
sS Sc SAFsrT NO o SH 5S
SD DoLLAR:. APPLY no N. A DATPHIN. sis
BROADWAY. NEW fOhk......
The New York herald., 1879-07-04


APPROPRIATELY PAcE-sth col.
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PAsG1ES PHsGisTs4nh 4Hnh.l.ssss p1a.ses e1i s.sAA COL
SiS hoSsss LsS AND
UNFURxisHED-ls P1cE.sth col.
81 f 4sS 5sS and sS 9Th eo.
EINE ARTs-lsr fAcR-5th col
SSkxishED RooSs Ssis SN6 APARTMENTS To LET
EEgsffIsgsHI. EstF ss e
A6ks a6ksrs r4sxs col a., ..
s aSusks II EooHs. sisl FGSSks ore sus1SEss. &C..
lyMsTRUvTJ0NN1,Isr M ,N p PAcs-5th col.
koeF 1Sp rouSDlsr rfse0i. faers. COL
aAfRis6EiAI7,R aaATRISDSx7-a RAssss fsossts g.. CO..
HfscEELANEo6s a.S'h isi PAe.-
ss2gslYyh1sg NV sAssss s'' r.s.sA col.
PIxNoFoRTEs. ORGANS SG-lr PAor-s.h col
Oft 81 TaH sS CRY FOR SALE OR TO
sE4t Hs$AEE P.e.
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-lsr PAGE-lst COL
RE4TA AURANTS-lsr PAGE--tth col. 4. ffa Il ID
REWARDS-lsT PAGE-lst col. s-t .s < -.fI ...
SAILS AT AUCTION-9rH PAGE-Sth col.
SITUATIONS WANrED-FEMALES-9r PACE-6th col
srA siTUATIoNs WANTKD-MALEs- s-srH PAcE,eth COL
sE6f4 "a % .s
ssEHSahHGE4aa sHaER RssokTslsn sassssl faar-s.h. sSl
THE TRADES-9rH PAGR-6tA col
THE TURF-1sr PAGE-3d col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosES-1sr PAcE-eth
AND IL TO
lsr PAGk-6th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASERS PAGE-5th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.-7rH PAGE-6th col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-lsr PAcE-4th col. tra
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, kC-lOrH PAGE-6th col I .r
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l,2s5 BROADWAY.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sALRS OF PAPERS AD-
SnasE pEKSTEEEAfNTs IN .,, IPRESEXTED BEFoRE EiGhT
PROPER CLASSIFICATION. ,7.'-- 4 f.s f.
The New York herald., 1879-07-04
TENTH
POPULAR DRAWING
COMMONWEALTH Distribution COMPANY.


The management of the Commonwealth Distribution
Company have the pleasure to the public
regular drawing win take place a Macauieys
Of July The manag gcmcnt have determined make n
departure In many respectsto draw monthly tho last day
tSundnys instead OF sixty days.
fore AZ each drawing Grand Concert will be given
which every ticket holder Is cordial invited Doors will
be opened precisely 10 o'clock A. NJ OF the day Of tho
supervision of prominent and responsible citizens
OF this aud such other gentlemen the ticket hold
tsrbed put and beyond question the absolute
fairness of these drawings and to that end the numbers
on in PIX sis e isss M M III
AT LBEKTy T2 GALL ,3 4vr Fox THE Y NUMgEK =, 9y
aword. the management determined that rythng
shall be done give perfect the public of the
rrns'; Of ns esrg e &
Below Is the scheme Of the araud Drawing The datc
Prize. - :. .s5oooo Prize .....,.. $1,000
s f;i::: :::: & 1880 1885 s$ Sc E.s: ;s:: 1888 1888
aOprosimaiss,., i's9 3 sppsosi",sios... 80
Address r. J. .CoSMERfoRD Secretary, Courier.
Journal Building Loai.yiIle ky,er
Uptown Agents. Is. II. PORTER co, ,227 broadway.
A TTENTfON THIRTY YEARS PRuSsIAN AND
hAmcrcan practice; spccalties, diseases OF men;
suitatiop Tree Dr. dACOBN, l6l Blccckcr VI.
A LII DISEASES OF EITHER SEN WHATEVER THE
tcausc. speedily aud permanently cured. Dr. COX, 2o2
East 10Th
A LII DISEASES OF MEN. WHATEVER THE CAUSE
Aspeedily and permanently curcd Dr. DYER, ~ wost
18th VI.
A LII DISEASES SKIN DIsQRDEKs NERVOUS DE-
AS!y' ~ years Paris hosR,a ssgSarepsc @ s,,Scsal
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REsTAURANTs

DEsTAURANT FRANCAis, "a WEST iiTH ST. BE
Iltwcen University place and 9th Now fork-Tabis
CHARLES JACQUES Prsprissss
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PROPOSALS..

no sHiPBuiIDERs
Il UNirKp srArEs TREASURY DErARrxKSr.l
Orrcs LIgHrnoCsK BOARD. |
WAsniSGroS ID. G..
June ~. 1879
Scaled proposals will this Office until II
Wednesday, the 10th day Of July, 1879, for ship
builders only for furnishing the labor aud
sary 10 the Fish Hawk for tho
United Of Fish and Fisheries In accord
with specifications dated June ~ 1879 copies
which may had application In by letter
o this Office .
The Board reserves the right reject any all
posas defects II IL be deemed for the ntsrsse
JOHN RODGERS, Rear Admiral.
United States Navy, Chzirman
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"A. THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
is DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF KEN
siITUTIONs. AND HAS. ALWAYS DRAWN JULY IS
FIRST CAPITALS, $4,000. $s,0OU 5000 AND S9l
OTHER PRIZES, AMOUNTINu TO s67 .g25. TICKETS,
10 81 FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO
WILLIAMSON 4 CO.. GENERAL EASTERN AGENTS.
$50 BROADWAY. NEAR HOUSTON ST., NEW YORK.
A WORD TO THE AFFLICTED. DISEASES IN
"A either promptly cured charges modcrate pri
vate consul atons froe Dr. cAApBELL is5 West iith,
9Th A.HHt
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indispensable at each meal and whenevel
you promenade in the public gaze. A
home if tired you may lounge. If warmer
than comfortable the master of the houst
can lay off his coat, or the mistress refresl
herself in a loose morning wrapper
Mademoiselle and young Master ditto
including the delights of pair of slip
pers. Instead of living in a trunk
which is naught but trunk, although
it may be equal in size to young meet
ing-house, you have the comfortable
drawers for the freshly laundried linen,
ycu may have your diet as you order it,
light or substantial you may close your
windows and exclude the hot sun, you
may sleep in the morning without teing
disturbed by the porter calling No. 26
or 81 for the 8 o'clock train, } ou may
retire at any hour you please without
the nerve-irritating brass band playing
until after midnight at the hop. You
may let baby exercise his lungs, and
Young America work off the exuber-
ance of his animal spirits at his ease. In
short, you may lay aside formality, and
be as comfortable as the atmosphere will
permit until September or October, when,
if you have the necessary spare funds,
you may travel in peace and com,
fort to any place of interest that
your fancy inclines you to and avoid
being baked in railway car or steamboats,,
OF suiiocated in stu0y closets at extor-
tionate hotels over-crowded like hives of
bees at swarming time. You may more
over escape the crowds of fools and
shoddyites whose exodus is about as gen,
eral in the summer solstiCc as that ol
grasshoppers at their Matching season.
and you may receive the lcisurcly atten'
ton of servants and hosts at the cara.
vansaries where it may please you to es
tablish your temporary abiding place
Our advice therefore is this-stay quietly
at home and make yourself perfectly al
ease ard peace with all the world, and il
you want to go travelling wait until you
can do so comfortably in the cooler
weather of the early autumn when theil
is some sense and pleasure and comfort
in it.