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SAS FRANCISCO, sept. r.-Tcn thousand per-
toa. acre r',.ut at tie races to-day u Sacramento
The tr-trus ce flra purse ~ ~! o, was won by sam
PllN 100 t.lcc straight heats, best uAe, .3,1, Mary
Howard vos f.cout and pcytcr third. Occidgnt then
u 'ur tlr ON purse for the best time IN California
Ir maze tr qutrttl 10 ln ahI. ihe hat uilt lh u'
aul IUN ulr 90 lt4. ilr pacuf race, loo tuN was
SON r Dan N.tr.tDs 100 fAr"c strteut httisf ~ ma &c
scsurd and Ilm Brown tulrd; bret time EN- Orcdeut
. .rui Another uiIH. and Iltdn the qIaTtCr IA 50
tlC usli "a lJJ4 aad tio ullle IA ..toH,
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Another Volunteer Nurse.

To ne fattpT U inc sun
SIR: notice in to-day's Sun that yellow fever
raging at Shreveport, aud that nurses wanted.
was IN Sew orleans In 1851 and had yellow fever and
| am willing to go south AZ nurse my expenses are
paid there and back.
wm. a. Pkocron, Queens, Long Island
NkW YORK, Sept. u, 1874
The sun., 1873-09-19

state bonds quiet, the only recorded transac.
tons having been ~ follows Icnnessoc Ga, OLD ~ ~
central Pacific state AN bonds, ~ anu eouih arc.
Ina g., new. li German. American Bank shHrcs brought
E land Park blnk, H. lu railroad bonds business was
dull bur prices were steady. The IrifcliN trlu-ac-
uous were ~ tollOWs Union Pacihc Railroad st mort.
gaze -; Chicago and Northwestern Int hondt, W; Nl-
waukce and St.PUul. Iowa div. 81 Milwaukee and e.
Paul Is, mortgage. La Crosse division, s5 tol G. aud
ihd tcu'tii lsis o. bur Cedar II. nuu VI. lists, sd
tan'ia southern let mortgage, .; Boston, II. ald
rhc ~. nsi, lowest and 8 F. NJ. closing price, OF
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Fer styli-h nn1 rietnnt dress or bns n eas
hat 70 direct to the MAJ ufiCturrr.
EsPE NSCilE1D iis Nassau q.
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}gI[GING TRUTH TO LIGHT.
. ONrSUfNG TESTFNONr iT
mr. kEISEy INpTESr.

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tH'' 'o s,,,vnr DO r,rrIna Rc,rl-nm.
"r.p v,,,, i,nna u.n,s Tr.,imouy
ms = "'N"' '
tlo interest i'm the Kelsey cnsc isuu-
,,,el v.s demonstrated 10y the full attcndanc-
rtf, inquest Yesterday. Ihe court room III
o..l.. N. .frl '-'er Iav, where the portrait uf
,' .. td fro"ncd down upon the
.It it4 .crrcwtring grandeur. wa.
$3.50. '
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.t...I al las ri-ht hand. LAWYER. l.'t
All Y.iu. .t,ff seated on the rcni Of tue Tong
.,t.,ri was one Of Frank Le.f.'.
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4 Fr0st.-Thc hrst frO-t has adorned nature, and
Knox hus GROW ned tuc hsLlOuahlcs wltn lis nuu,ts
he style" FOR fll kNON. leader Of fushlou no hats
Tor gcutl, mgu u! HrUadAay Prescott uVusc, and ,n
the ElltA Az, Hotel,
The sun., 1873-09-19

Take Ayers Pills
for all purposes Of pursaIiye sale And enectual,
The sun., 1873-09-19

,1,LRRlric TIMES - WALL ~.

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1t.a, G-Ht
rI'LRRIFiC TINES ~ WALL ~.
STAND TGnI CNJEG
BASKs ANu BAsaLEs CoNE rP'
I.', OVER AGAIN. uuysANDs RUINED.
NouuNG LIRE ELAL ESTATE.
Won't SINK or RUS AWAY.
coon LOTS. BEST INyl .'iLSrlN THE woRI D.
Go TO JLHE. JonSso>s GREAT SAILS MKT
wraE.
TUESDAY. EUluEEroED PARK.
THURSDAY. YoNKEKs.
SATURDAY. QUEENS.
pUV GOOD LOTS AND YOUR MONEY WILL BE
SAFE
Gallon JERE. JouNsoN,Jr 81 rArsrow, New York.
Tor ucn,s.
IEKE. JOHNSON, AVCTIONEER.
GREAT PARTITION SALE
OF THE
PETER CLARK tsrATE
To 23d Ward of N,N Nur. D., annexation.
.,I autiY locate. la'. 800 tue centre of
MuHi.-ASlA
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IL BROADWAY.
sHlcuiil city 'otr 1920 I.1.u.t., Wcstch"sfcr.
Jt'h-su, Concord, and l..ou 10 minutes from
L.Ieu BIllc, and .duy. N, horse Gals aud lwo
STEAM RAILROADS.
21NlNJ TIES lcOH 1879 -T.
sAll POSITIVE TERMS EASY.
Iu. MATS A>1 1NtuE fAllJH ArrLI TO
riEE sow. w., Y.PK.
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~ upward partial sets from g. C1uu tooth upNAru \
Icr.c.i Ltuus guaranteed u, j. e.. hLNAL4Jl IS, 100
EoWcry.
A BFAUTIFII. set Of trcth o. to &: single, N 4
~ warranted extracting Wta -l7 yOc. h.Ncl hlunls-
The sun., 1873-09-19

rINA NcIiL AND COMmERcI4r.

SUrDrNt CorRT. CHAMBERS Uaucher, j.
cr is, s1 81. -, o. g ivi "a. 49, 1885, Ctl 1885,
The sun., 1873-09-19
sp,nnl As,l..s.

TIT WSTON'- INORN PEARL TOOTiI
POWDER kcrI- tic tlciu suuuA lean und white, ana
tAr gum. healthy.
HiNtrIES Of cuttu; hair nnd vmsKcrs prActi-
cay illustrated At q Fulton corner Pearl tt Dye
rua,Ilg.Gt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-30
: The Poll Tax.

Superintendent McFadden calls at
tention in a letter which we print in
another column, to failure to collect
the poll tax. We learn that since the
date of his communication, several
hundred persons have paid their tax,
bringing up the amount to the usual
figure, and the Treasurer expects that
considerable collections will yet be
made. Though the amount realized
from this tax might by extra diligence
be considerably increased, yet under
existing regulations it is impossible to
come very Hear securing the whole
amount due. We have large floating
population, here to-day and gone to-
morrow. Their names get on the regis
ter, but by tax-paying time, they are
elsewhere. Then again there are great
many, from whom 1t is impossible to
collect any tax. The law only pro-
vides for the sale Of property by the of
ficers, and if the individual who owes
the tax has no property, that is the
end of the matter. There are probably
six hundred men in this city alone,
from whom 1t would be useless to at
tempt the collection of the tax, and all
over the county this class is numerous
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-30

THE Express has taken occasion to
call attention to thedact that the HER
AID has copied certain statements OF
fact from Denver paper without CIV
ing credit, and will Of course take no
exception to our noticing its theft OF
the HERALD's special dispatches.
Last evening that paper copied entire
a special dispatch received and paid
for by the HERALD, and published
Sunday morning. The Express stated
editorially that 1t was received yes
terday, that is, Sunday, giving no
credit to anyone. AS it was scissored
from our columns, it knew when and
by whom it was received, and while it
was about 1t, might as well have told
the truth, as to have stated what 1t
knew to be a falsehood. The Express
is welcome to copy our specials, but
when it undertakes to say anything
about where they come from, we pre-
fer it should tell the truth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-30

WIN. H. MILLS, the editor of the
Sacramento Record, and chief propri-
etor of that paper, was presented by
the employees, ON Christmas, with a
handsome and valuable gold watch
and chain. The presentation was a
complete surprise to Mills, and it is
stated that he was too much embar-
rassed at first, to come to time with
a reply. This may be so, but if he
has the quantity of cheek he used
to sport when we were boys together,
he hadn't much difficulty in getting
off something appropriate to the oc-
casiOn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-30

WE are glad to note that the ques-
ton of improving the character OF our
church buildings is attracting public
attention. Since the publication of our
article, several prominent citizens,
among them the pastor of one of our
religious societies, have called to ex-
press their satisfaction, and in to-day's
paper we print a communication from
lady Of this city, who takes the right
view of the case. We hope the mat
ter will be agitated until every church
in the city is supplied with credita-
BILE building.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-30

THE Inder and Press are inclined to
dispute the statement made by up.
Z.'in our columns, that ifa railroad had
been built to San Pedro, and wharf
put out there, we should have had a
harbor superior to the one at Santa
Barbara. Up. Z."is intimately connect
ed with our shipping interests, and
probably Is better acquainted with the
Coast of Southern California than the
entire newspaper corps Of Santa Bar
bara, and it is his unhesitating asser-
tiOn that by the construction of a
wharf, either San Pedro or Santa Mon
niea, would be the best harbor South
Of San Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
Grange Items.

A Grange is being organized in San
Diego County.
Hon. J. w. Nesmith, Representa-
tive elect from Oregon, isa Granger
the only one in Congress.
The Oregon Granger gives a list of
one State Grange, one Central Asso-
citation and fOrty-twO subordinate
Oranges in Oregon, and four in Wash
ington Territory.
John H. Hegeler, Master of Bodega
Grange, has been appointed General
Deputy, and is also appointed an agent
to reside in San Francisco and handle
the dairy produce for members of the
the Order, under 1900 bonds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-30
Ship and Rail.

The Express having constituted itself
the especial champion of the Lighter
age monopoly, we hope it will pardon
lis for asking few pertinent questions.
In its issue of the 9th, the Express
dictatorially asserts that "the trade OF
Los Angeles must continue to be serv-
ed as it is until the .Breakwater has
completed its work and channel has
been cut through the bar; or 1t must
be served by a class of steamers Of
light draft, which, by taking advan-
tage of the tides, can come direct to
the railroad" and adds that tive
should do oil in our power to hurry up
the time when the breakwater will he
finished and channel cut through the
bar"
1t seems to be generally admitted
that If the bar were out of the way,
vessels could come to the point of Rat
tlesnake Island, and would then find
sufficient depth and extent of water.
A careful examination of the chart OF
San Pedro bay, shows that after leav-
ing this point the water shoals, and
that the channel thence to Whining
ton soon becomes narrow, tortuous, and
shallow. The depth of water in the
last mile Of this channel varies at low
tide from seven feet to nothing. These
are facts known to everybody, "and
no amount of newspaper gasconade" +"
can alter them. Now, supposing the
breakwater finished, and the bar re-
moved, how are ship and rail brought
together? What has been done to
widen and deepen this channel, SO that
ordinary sea-golng vessels can at all
times come to the whaIf at Whining
ton, and what is likely to be done ?
What is the Express doing, and what
has it been doing to hasten the COM
pletion of the breakwater, and what is
the probability of securing from Con-
gress the large amount necessary to
open channel to Wilmington? !? We
don't want any newspaper gascon-
ade,n but a plain categorical answer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-30

SAN DIEGO encourages her churches
by getting up balls in their behalf.
This Is almost equal to the little town
in Illinois, where q rattle was organ
lied for the purpose of getting the
minister o new suit Of clothes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-30

The Indian title to San Diego coun-
ty has just been extinguished. The
price paid was turkey, an old hat,
and one dollar, and there are people
who think the sum an extravagant
one.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-30

The DAILY HERALD has
nearly DO UBLE the cIrcu-
latlon Of either contempo-
rary paper published In Los
Angeles. As an advertising
medium It ls consequently Of
DOUBLE their value.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-30
Wool Growers Convention.

On Thursday, January 18th, the
Wool-growys of Southern California,
will meet in convention in this city,
for the purpose of discussing the vari-
GUS questions bearing upon their in
terests, and promoting this important
industry.
In the five counties comprising the
district known as Southern California,
rs shown by the Assessors books,
there are over 800, 900 sheep, distributed
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-30

be sparsely attended. Great prepara-
tions are making for the Christmas
pieces. At the California we are to
have the fairy spectacle of the "Naiad
Queen,n with glorious scenery, by the
famous Porter. At the Minstrels, in
addition to the usual style of niger
entertainment, a new act, by Billy
Manning, of "Santa Claus among de
Children" is promised. At the Opera
House, the Chinese extravaganza of
"Chung Chow HIP is underlined; to
conclude with localized version of
'PocahOntas." All of these read well,
and promise well; crowded house may
therefore be looked for during the hOl-
iday week, for the few nights before
Christmas will have to be content with
limited audiences and brilliant pros
pect.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Maloney, notorious in Sunrise hor-
'rors, he being the wicked second mate,
died in prison yesterday.
Markets crowded with turkeys,
where do they all come from?
Fire Department muddle still drag
ging it's way through the courts.
Only about 1900 applicants to fill so
vacancies in the Police Force.
Scarlatina and occasionally small
pox heard of.
Great ten mile race now announced
for Christmas day.
Merry Christmas and prosperous
new year to all your readers Is the
wish Of GOLDEN GATE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-30
TICKETS: Admitting Lady and Gentleman, 81

Doors open Mt ~. Ball to commence at 81
o'clock; and the Tree lit up at o'clock.
Tickets can be procured from the differen
Members of the Society. and in the evening
at the door. A large
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-30

Santa Barbara is anxious to become
a city, and will ask the Legislature
for charter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28
UEETG.f ri.

Died, in Alexandria Va, March oI.; leo
Mrs ALICE }. WHITE, in the .we!ty-;,r,i,
year of her age.
Il will be gratifying to the many ;b:e,.t r h.
tivc$ and friends of this excellent Christian adv
to know TIA. She died us .hn lived. viii ! :
Inind stayed upon God. Her end m,> o"rt.,..
peace
A short time before hr death. in Il cory.-.s.
ton with her pastor, she gave TIE cheering -.
surancc that she was ready Tor her departure.
that she Was entirely resigned tao viii oItin!
sud without single doIoa Of h.r accol,..,,,",.
With Him. rlying exclusively on The righteous
ness and sucr' iic. OF Chris. her Saviour
No word OF murmurlng or Impotence ,,t.a,..l
her ipS during all her painful !llnc>> By her
humble. praycrfu cheerful aa4 con>.>:r,t
Cr.stian lie she had adorned the doctrine -
God her Saviour, and her G'.t.h - in pcr,.c,
harmony with her life When the hou. was
come with trus:iE: confidence >nc Leaned h.-
weary head upon the b SON OF her loving "a
viuur ana brcaLhcd her lie out swc"t!v tAcr,.
and her ransum"d :! i;t was borne o. arg.
wings 20 be with Christ in His hcavcni, NJ.
dom. She will be greatly missed by her L..
reavcd husband and children, Tor whom She ~
cr;.sngiy PRAYED and labor-d, and by n.
Church to WITCH she !clo! acd and Of which >l.
was II bright ornament. She WAS greatly b.
loved ny Ill who Knew her, fr ncr heart Va.
fail Of charity and Kindness, ami i!,r lnunn. r.
were. geutIc and Winning. May the h.>S 4 i
ll!rncc .; her holy life lie :r,i by tnosnwnu t..,,
been So Srrc!y bcr"n,ci BY mr. death 3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

TRAGEDY. report comes to us from
Northampton county, n. G., of a fearful tragee-
div enacted 10 that county on Sunday last 1t
arpears that Miss--was married some time
aso to man with whom her brother and father
were on bad terms, but after the marriage
matters seemed to quiet down and hopes We're
entertained by the friends Of tie family that
the quarrel had been finally settled. But 1t
appears thrre was complaint to the brothers on
the part of the wife that she was cruelty treated
by her husband, and she appealed to them to
protect her. They accordingly visited the house
on Sunday morning for the purpose of making
some arrangement by which their sister would
he relieved from her unpleasant situation; but in-
stead of satisfactory Arrangement, quarrel
ensued, 10 which the husband was shot and
mortally wounded, from which be died yester
evening. Richmond Enquirer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28
VIRGINIA NEWS.

On "Wednesday evening, while a number Of
hands were engaged in rolling large iron fire.
proof safe into the store adjoining the Planter 5
bank, in Richmond, the cear-trausom, which
was made of thick plate-glass and iron, gave
way, aud precipitated the safe aud two colurci
men iuto the cellar below. One OF the men
had part of his ear cut off, but the other man
was not hurt
The Norfolk Day Book commcnds a scheme
which has been set ON foot by the leadlDg col
ored men of that city to build vessel, load
her with a.cargo of slaves, and pu; h4r IN the
West India trade This scheme IS To be hnllt
up on small beginnings. There are about TIVE
thousand persons in the organization, each con
tributing fifty cents week.
The Fredericksburg Herald says :" Since
the passage of the bill amending aud extending
the charter and the time for the completion OF
the Orange and Fredericksburg railroad, cur
people sccrn more hopeful of the future OF thu.
city
The growing grain was greatly Damaged in
many places in Clarke county by the cold
weather of the past winter Some fields cen
tain large yellow patches Of dried up blades 81
grain. Killed by the winds lifting from il It
snowy covering.
The Shenandoah Ealloy says The maple
sugar season is about closing in the Gap. We
regret to learn that the extreme cold winter has
prevented the nlaking Of this useful article.
The season usually beings in February and ends
in March.
In the Court Of Appeals yesterday in the
case Of Washington vs.. White; an appeal was
allowed from a decree pronounced by the
late District Court Of Appeals at trrdcrcks-
burg.
A shed at the Chesapeake aud Ohio depot,
in Richmond, used as shelter for cars. was
blown down on Wednesday afternoon by the
severe gale which prevailed, and a car badly
damaged.
The fine farm ofCapt John n. Opie, con
tanning 30 acres, lying about two or three miles
from Staunton has been sold to Mr.. Hugh
Stewart, an Englishman for the sum offs 900.
Seventeen carloads Of oats from Cincinnati
Ohio, and Peoria, Illinois. arrived in Richmond
yesterday via the Chesapeake and ONO rail
road.
Miss Saic Cloud an cstimable lady died in
Berryyille, Clarke county, Of cancer on Sunday
evening last in the Goth Year of her age.
Next Tuesday the Chesapeake and OHIO rail
road company put on the fast express between
Richmond and Huntington.
Henry Ward Beecher, it is said, has been
engaged to lecture in Richmond III April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
FRIDAY, MARCH IS, 1873.

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltl-
more Sun says: 1T has been anticipated that
there would be an increase in the public debt
for this mouth by reason of the large drain
upon the treasury caused By the extra pry to
Congressman and also other large calls which
would be made during the mouth. The amount
required for the back pay, Ne, has been pretty
we'll, drawn cut Bur quite number OF war
rants covering large amounts, issued to various
creditors Of the government, have not yet been
cashcd. 1t is understood that the payment OF
ali warrants Of magnitude will be suspended
from u3w till after the fist OF Alril. This VIII
olyatc the necessity Tor any further increase
of consequence Of the lcgal-tcn1ers outStand-
inc and will also have the effect TO assist IN
producing a mere favorable debt exhibit TOR the
first n.outh Of the administration Of the ne%
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

\ new claim for damages upon a railroad
has been instituted in Washington by the war
dcns of the Sixth street Presbyterian Church
against the B. 4 =. Il. 4. Go. Under the act
which authorizes the summonirg of a jury to
assess land aud other damages to be paid for
by the railroad company when locating It's track,
they have caused 4 jury to be summoned to as
ScsS the compensation for damages suffered by
the church, which is on the line of the railway,
by the annoyance to the congregation by the
ringing bells, blowing off of steam, &c, dur
ing the services
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

The President recently informed several gen
tlemen from the South that it had been his in
tention to visit the South this spring, and he
had greatly desired to DO so, but that he found
that the press of his public duties would pre-
cudc the possibility of his going this spring,
but he hoped to be able to go a year hence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

1t cannot be perceived that the resurrection
in Cuba is nearer to being suppressed than 1t
was two years ago. 1t is now reported that
three detachments Of troops, who were oper-
atng near MAJ ,nilla, have revolted aud joined
the insurgents, carrying their officers off with
thcm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

President Theirs has issued orders to the
lrc!ect CT the Lower PyrenncS to arrest Don
Carlos wherever found also that E!io, the
director of the Carlist committee at Bayonne,
}r informed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

Blwcll, the suspected swindler Of the Bank
of England, who is under arrest at Havana, is
not allowed to consult counsel. ORDERS are
daily expected from Madrid directing him to
be scut back to London as soon as British Of
tieers arrive to take charge Of him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

The Ilarrsonburg Oh Commonwealth says:
yankee, in for stealing sheep, and Devlcr
for s;abbing Shifctt, on Saturday morning
when TAILOR Byrd. conveyed them their break
ia, t, Knocked him down, rushed through the
doorway and made good their escape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

We have already announced that the reSolu-
ton approving the proposed assumption Of the
debts of-the States By the general government,
as proposed by Gov. Walker, which was pass
cd by the Senate several weeks ago, has been
adopted by the House Of Delegates of Virginia.
1t remains to be seen how this financial measure
will be received in the South aud 10 the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

We have news OF the death Of three celebri
ties in Europe, mentioned in yesterdays Ga
zette;) Thierry, the French historian; Bernstein,
distinguished Prussian statesman, and the
once famous Countess Guiccioli, whose name
was associated for years with that of Lord
Rvrnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

The report OF ministerial crisis at Madrid
seems to have been premature. Orders will
be issued today or tomorrow for general
election, at which, it is said, the conservatives
will refuse to vote Movements for secession
are reported from several points, aud iosubor-
dination is spreading in the army The Car
lists hold Upper Catalonia in full possession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-28

The semi-annlal examination oil all the ma
tional banks 10 the United States for February
IS, last, showed that an unusual number OF
them were deficient in the amout Of their re-
serves as required by law.