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1tmterfmd)ung oes Sranonnsliids
TT Tau HiDcr.

SAT- 9tt Der, Wtai., 20. Sept. = 0ie
9clhmorenen nabmen Die l1nterubung iiber
Die 3erit6ruag Der SaumipoQ= Sabrif beute
wteoer auf. Sin 3cuge conitatirte, oaB, als
Die Srauer anfingcn biuausSuipringen, eiue
Derlelben Die gegeu oas gebduoe geltsllte Set
ter umwarf, Woburb bier Sproien sebroben
ieiem
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SoSti6lae IT. WoiiadlttSetts.

9 It H. %. Sept. = Sel1us SeeneD 1T
ipegen S0otung bon 8atrif Wtc@oban, Ell
mes 6GnOlerS in S6ifszlltenlilieu bon Glib
SOiton. allr lIuteriudlllna aesoaen morben.
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Sootid,loa i'm Weiu= cyerSen.

Stem art, N.zS., 80. S2pt. = Gowarb
8ellp tootete in pergangener Radt wdbrenO
zines Streites ben Oomenif 5lpnu. Selg lit
perhnftet
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II III eeso en.
GrffGrtiun-

Da Elm @eribt In Der Stabt ctrfurt, oaB mir auss
mir bieie @elesenbeit, hin unieren annSen uno bem
4ubIitum anSuSeisen, baB mir unier @eitdft n d
auf9e eben,. ionoern nnr Wentd,enbaare 5um
2oprsife pertaufen am unisren sorrat5 an rebuff M
pro Stlt, pel1e mir gum &oitenpreiie abIofen; fers
uer 5000 Yarbs risettes Su 81 @ents unb tbeurer os
iuie etn ol9emeines I7ortiment bon Saartpaaren,
1adrbhrtten, &alnlnen u. Yarfimerie'n Dlan iprebe
Sor in yr. 62. eeelnstonftraSe uno beiebe fib bic
EDaaren 8. Seanneret,
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3. &atsse, 4eransseber.
ePedial .Mott3e,t.
8attttatote
FIRE 9nfmrdmft Mfkrr

baltimore
@ire 9a(aranft 0fhfet
eaowettsyde bon eomtbs umS 6atets etxake.
Stee @eielihatt perf4ert fortmdbrenb sesen Ters
.nf ODER S1aben ourb 8ranbuuelii6 larpo6l In ber
staot, ,ute I'm 2anbe. oae Mrten bon gisentbunl,
WobI-, saoens unS Waaren5duier, San6el5siter,
Mdeseaus I'D e yroeufte, Mobelns Saus @erdtbi9ai.en.
I'm Wan be8riffene ooer i'm Safen In 2aoung 6efinos
the HabrSeu9e u. /. 10.
Oas Direttoriunl beHsbt aus folsenben Serren:
@m. q. S9rrtion, Yrdiibent;
Geo. U. Bider5, s. b. &apff
Oopib g. g3iljon, &. 3fobt. Senftns,
Soiiab Yenniuaton, 6. Wtortpn Stetpart,
fSrdncis Z. &tna, y. 8. Nepcomer,
Senrp Carroll, Ornile 6ortuis,
G. =. Steuart, W. ". 3aplor,
g3in. s. 8rune, Ssroel @obeu,
George g. Sartiou.
IpplitaticnseSormulare nnb meitere Nabridt iibei
bic @eielibat pirb In Der Office, Siiomef=Gde non
Sout6r unb 8aterftroBe, ertbeilt, mo aud a1e Mai
trdoe fofort erebist peroen. Yvrtherunsen ,ueroen
auj irgeno cine 6rit an9enommen. lpede Der appIis
Iant ipiniten mag.
(Sant,1SD 8r. Dooowortb, Sefr.
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@ifenbabn 0o4tffom.

Sing an pton, N.=D., 30. Sept. -
Ser Sornittags sBaiiagierSus Der ylltica- &
Gbenango SaaeD Sabu" ltieB 3mii6en
Srforc uno 9tormid seaen y ubr NIT einem
&tes5u9e slllammen, nobel Der @ritere bebell=
tenoe Selbdotgungen erbielt. Der Yolf=
glgent Gibbs nnO ein l3eitungsjunge, Wa-
mems 9rtatn9s, luuroen getOotet, perl1ieoeuc
Der @iienbahm Yebieniteten uno mebrere
Baliagiere erbielten I6mere gerlebunqeu.
Ser &les5ug befar1b iib anf benz Sauptqe.
leiie. Die llbr beS 9onouftellrs mar aIf 10
llbr 10 Dtin. iteben geblieben, obue oaB oieIer
es muBte. Gr lab nadb Der llbr, nadbem lie
bereltS lteben 9ebltebeu mar mo in bel Uiei=
nung, baB er nod 3ett gum 2aoen babe, siug
er auf ben sSeg, I'm na6 benz BON Siioen
fommcnoen Perlonen5ng ftf unlSnIdauen,
Der III otelem Utomellt nit polllter @eidminz
ol9felt beranbralilte, obne Dorber ELL Signal
gegeben Ill baben. Die Wald)inen ftieBen
aufeinanoer unO Sertriinmerten fd) gegeniei.
tig, mdbreno Der SenOer Der Wtai6ine oes
YailagicrSuges in ben Bolt- unb @rpref=
sSaggon id) bineinbobrte, ben olt-agenten
Gibbs tbOtete nno benz Wtalhiniiten Charles
9epiS Die S9ulter 3erbrad unb peri6ieocne
anbere ld)mere SerleBungen beibra6te. Ser
Setser uno Orange Gnnlons bon Tornid)
Iielen ge9eE ben Seliel uno murben NIT Sob
len iiberl1iittst, ans oenen fie bon @iienbabn=
arbeitern ullO Balia9ieren berporge5ogen
mlrOen. gmmonS lit i6mer ueriuunOet nor
ben, Der Seiser btngegen nur leid]t. Ser Bolt=
gSaggon 9erietb in Srano unb bic Slammen
baben ben Set1nam bes perungliidten Boit=
Igenten beinabe anfgesebrt. Ste Yolt ielbit
fonnte nidt mebl 9erettet merben. SRI. gS.
6aulfner, etne dltlt9e Dame aus 6iib -@reef,
muroe ebenfallS iebr idper berlest. Die Bai=
ia9ier- -Ssagsons waren augefiiat nit Yerio=
nen, Die nad) Der Srforber Ausiteaung poll=
ten. Siele berielben wurben pertpunbet, bod
mir ipeuiqe bebeuteub,
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. 9r. 3. 6. Mobitom,
IN bic SO. 9reber, &eag & g.,

Wr. II, Sn0=8aHttraBc.
Wleine Serren! gBir baben bas gersnisen, 5n
beitdtiseu, oab mir Sbre Sarben felt einiger 3ett
perfaufen uuo oaB bieielben aaen, pel6e fie gez
braudt baben, 3uIriebenbett seseben babeu., asir
omen fie fir ales Oasienise empfeblen, pelhe gle
iir bieielben in Muipruh nebmen.
lYlat16- 6-NontSl) Sob. q. Wtater s SobM,
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yfew . IF, 20. Septbr.-@elb aftib 3lI
2-2}. gSeaiel fau, 4.841. @olb ltetts sll
11o-11os, Shltgationen aftip, Se9isr l7s
'62er 1929. 9lftien lblolieu flau, ytefp- Dort
Central 1918, @rle 359, 2afe Sbore 500, 81
Central 81, Bittsbnrg 81, gtortbmeitern 394
pref. 554, Hod@S @Sslano 103.
llnterlhabamts BilanS: @ol6 S54, ,722, =
OS2, SpurQut S56 ,41O,528,
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Gi,, srokes SsamoI,tttgsbans 8e-

Nem Dorf, 30. Sept. = Die :3ader=
Gafiiuerie non 2Gilliamiorr, @riffitb & Comp.
bat ibre 3ablur9en einseiteat, Als llriabe
gibt man an, OaB fie al oem poranse-
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bunosrtjabrisem Sabrestasss
internattonale elasfeaung

Der omeritauii6en Iuabbdusisteit, uirb i'm Sair
mount Yarfe" in YbilGbelpbta i'm Sabre 1871
cine
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Seatb's
llfuf RrnfQQ- feaerplab-l -lei}er.
Dir Ddri(fr Ranaf

baben ole auoeren i'm Seisen lberflaselt uub perz
lausen ipens 0teparaur. SaoriSrt unb perfauit bon
~. 6. gSppo & Spmp.,
gde Der SaltinIores uuo GutGipftrGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23

who pouring into this continent. His plan Is to
teach English by English; to teach by objects when
possible. lie has arranged his to dispense
entirely with the need for the sign language so that It's
use Will be entirely optional.
Russia has instituted successful and valuable
teachers meetings and aarge number of normal schools
In 1872 the Government appropriated 100000 rubes for
these schools The gyanasa teach Greek Latin, GER
man. French, and scientific branches The professional
schools offer TO students mathematics, drawing and
design, chemistry, and other industrial studies. The
State paws special attention 10 the OF
There is in Moscow a school which has adopted the COM
pete course OF study appointed for boys In the gym
nasa and professor OF the University az that city has
founded a University course for women. In 1874, the
State appropriated 10000 rubles for the feminine gym
nasa the end of 1871 Russia had 1856 establishments
of medium and gher instruction for girls, attended by
234O pupils. Russia has also eight universities like
those of Germany taught by 52 professors, and fire.
quented by 6,779 students.
An association has been organized, called
a. The Society for the Advancement Of Education in
Kentucky" The following named gentlemen constitute
the committees:
Executive Committee-H. A. VI Henderson, j. stod-
dard Johnston, :. T.. Browder.
Normal school sectiou-H. A. NJ. Henderson, n. b.
Risk. Thomas Gaines, S. T.. Browdcr H. Herzcr, Daniel
Stevenson, r. c. H. Vauce'G. A. Chase.
| Academic School Scctiun-J W. Dodd ID. A. Boards
ley, j. Z. Pryor, III. b. Todd james o. HIrrson, D. NJ
| clyde, NJ KIRBY, j. II, Hodges.
Section OF Higher Ication-N. s. shaler, J. stoddard
Johnston, Vim. j. Davis. Z. f. Smith, l.. W seely j. h.
Patterson, W. c. p Breckenridge. +. A. Towne.
At the meeting OF organization State superintendent
Henderson demanded state Normal School and Prof.
shaer the geooest, while lamenng the lack of proper
educational facilities SAID that he believed i'll the posi-
bHitics of Kentucky youths that he had oPportu-
nifty to compare them with NewEnGland boys, and
| found they always developed more rapidly and more
certainly than those from any part OF the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
The bids for stocks at the close of the Board were

The Gold Room again the scene of great quiet
and excessive dizziness, the principal occupation of
the members of this once active Exchange b,ng the
twiddng Of their thumbs. The opening price was
10. and it later rose to 10 after which it declined
TO O9, ruling sercOtyped AZ this price all the way
through though once selling at 1907. There was
no special consideration affecting the pre-
MUM, but il seems though the late
attempt TO engineer upward move
ment had been given up. Loans cost . aud |
per cent for carrying to fiat for borrowing. London
news meagcr and undressing; British Con-
soils and American securities were steady. and Erie
weak. Money there is yet in great ease. The
foreign exchange market has been the counterpart
Of yestesday. Tomorrow the Assistant Treasurer
will sell million gold, according to the conditions
of his published programme The Assistant Treas
urer redeemed Sl,0,J IN called bonds, paying out
$lls,OOO in coin interest. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
SALES FROM 81 O'Clock p. VI. 70 CLOSE OF BusI-
WEDNESDAY, July 22-p. VI.

We have had another dull day IN Wal-st.. and
with the exception of Lake Shore the transactions
have been exceedingly limited. In the morning
large purchases of Lake Shore made under the
belief that the Executive Committee at their meet
ing to-day would declare dividend, and after it
had been discovered that the Company not in
a position 10 make dividend large blocks OF the
stock were offered for sale, which resulted in de-
cline of about per cent. Other stocks
were heavy, and declined to much
less extent. The leading stocks after Lake Shore
were Western Union. st. Paul, Pacific Mail, Wabash
and Erie. The decline from the close of last even
ing wa as follows: Erie Hannibal and ST. Joseph
and Rock Island. each per cent, Central and Hud-
son. Ohio and Mississippi, Pacific Mail aud Union
Pacific each Northwest and Panama. each ; :
Wabash and Western Union Telegraph, each s..
Paul :, and Lake Shore, l.. The general market
closed weak. The opening, highest. lowest. and
closing prices of leading stocks were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
tcQdl Notices.

STPRFME COURT, COUNTY OF QUEENS.
- -FREHLRICK j. NAkBi RTON. plaintiff a.sLst LALHA
NOUGHrON, individually suds lin uN Of li'N iRD BROWN,
PETER HOUGli1OS. CATHAklNE VI. BROW otherwise
called CArHARINE VI. LIE, THOMAS H. LIE MARY RICE, Iui
named and each OF them lou hereby
required a. TIE comtriHt ia tbs action which vii be
be- che, OF the tTk If the County OF Qte..s ab q
copy said plilt su Der HI Office,
~ Pu CITY Of Nrwiok, within tNcnt Igs after the
exclusive Il the day If
snd yli the said complaint within the Aforesaid the
plaintiff tbs will apply The Court Tor the rec demanded In
complaint Dated NewYo6 July B. 1874 ADRIAN H. JpLINE,
Plaintiffs attorney. The COMPLAINT in TIE above entitled action
filed the Office OF the Ces OF The Count the Ih
day Of July, lS74 ADRIAN H. JOLiNE ri nuds Aitonry
CUpREME COURT of the State of New
- Ysrk City County Of NewYork-CHARLES A. TROW-
BRIDGE, plaintiff against THE WHlPPLE MANUFACTURlNG
COMPANY, defendants summons for deuan
con seyed-To thu Dc PENDANTS: hereby
AMI required nswrrhe complaint this which will be filed
Clerk CITY and NcwYork
complaint subscriber bis office Number
CITY Of NrwiorA within DAYS
exclusive Of the service
fail the sai complaint within tue tine Aforesaid the plaintiff
IN this action Will take Jument for the 5000
with interest II from Dec 81 1869 TO Dee 81
1870 from Dec 81 1870 Dec. 81 1871 on - 900
81, 1871. Feb y. 1872. Peb. Is
1872 Dee 81, 1872 $1,000 from Dec. 81 ls72
1873 and $4,000 from and after the 3s December
thousand eight hun red and sevenur besides the
Dated June, 1874. A. NJ BlGELON. Psinifs Attorney
No. Erchangr- court, New. ! ORR City
complaint the shove entitled IN the onc Of the
Clek ohe C end Cosn EcsiOrk the oh Day Of Ja 1874
Dated Newiors, July < 1874.
A. M. BIGFLOW. Plaintiffs Attoruer.
No 2EIchange-court New-iork CITY,
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THE MARKETS.
lCaisiullr fepousd Tor rss rKlsuSal
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS

WkDNt,DAr, July -, 1874.
The following complete b of er5oI .appl vs,,s wsb
cleared to-day Tor foreign Iorts:
AscoS,-Bng Alta.
Petro m. OAK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

1uE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prof f.
r. Elliott OF the treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address IHE TRIBUNE. New-Y0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
| GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARr1ESr-2 O'Clock p. NJ

L ; IS, REGISTERED. ISL 30 Coupon. 1850. y
llGi. 1000. ~
L 6 5.2u Coupon, lSG2 SuUJ. ..-....l 10 =
T. + 1854 lJOuO.. be. II .
3 UOl..............bc.ll57s q S 1910 Registered
[ j-2O Coupon, 1860 JuuO. ....l IL )
10000. ..........ll1 / l : D. Rex -
500 Registered 1867 JoOOO............bc.Il il =
a. an 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
s18.5loOO; gold balances. s1.is2,15o; cufren cy
We annex the closing nominal rates of foreign

There has been no change in money. and the mar
ket is bountifully supplied at and per cent and at
these rates stock brokers are able to make ready
negotiations Discounts are as last reported.
Government bonds are strong, and the full prices
of late obtained are well supported The market
oIosod firm, We anncy the latest quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
Cleaners.

....-..
4 RECENT Graduate of Yale College desires
~ situltion TEACHER Address C. 5. H. Box % West
Town. Or.nze Co., ny
ALL. TEACHERS wanting POSITIONS send
Mutual Plan for vacancies a1d sItn2 all grd~'
Adore. AMER. EDCCAIlO AL UNION 90 broaiwlv y 4
GERMAN wishes to TEACH either Ger
~ man Feuch Higher Mathematics Speuccran Ptnmaushp
Eookkeene P,nnan. cal Accountant AMI attended
Scientific school this country Address PENAN rluue Office
YOUNG LADY. having considerable eX-
n rcre.e in TEACHING 1NSFRUNENTAL AMI VOCAL MUSIC,
desircs 1tlat some nsutdiot hItr"ss ~
MUSIC, care Rol elem Bros,
W.lUug t0n Del
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Nctu Publications.
49,
METROPOLITAN SERMONS,
(SECOND
prominent az. popular preachers EesYoa and vicinity
whom
HENRY WARD BEECnER,
Ncw Publications.

HENRY WARD BEECnER
REV. DRS. ADAM,, HALL.
ARMIrAGE HOPKINS,
CHttVEE DE SOFA MENnES,
CH.,r.. 49,
DEEMS eitlNN..r
pIE4FA. - r.,',i;r,
SCiENCK, ", ~ ~,
c,TSr WALBRIDGE.
RVS O. E. ROCKINGHAM J. g. CHADWICK, RABBI VIDA
YER and Others nearly thirty in AL are puth''fdln
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA 40. 20,
NOW READY.
Price 10 cents: pamphlet FORM 20 cents: for ~. -
METROPOLIIAN SERMONS hrs Sele' 10 cent' pamphlet ~
THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE Extra 1872 rages, % cents
BtECIEl.S YALE Lee rtEiS tN's. q tal y, - cents
THE BROOKLYN CONGREGATIONAL council to lC). 10
The Eve Extras named above IN ,hee n any address in the
CulaTs giving u details Of each Trbane Extra
AJiress TIE TIRE Ne NtW-York
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60 Uhom II man 1onrern

OHIO RIVER BRIDGE NOTlCE.-Noticc is
.br given that the Trustee, ~ the Cincinnati southern ka xl
have unlimited TO Of War for bis examination, design
soI m wing t proposed octo1 Of Bridge across the
the big SANDY. and tie foot VI
nu,t IN Ohio, proposed 10 be constructed by
cal Tuefs Et tie Cincinnati southern hallway.
Fan '' MILES GREENWOOD,
PnILGr HEIDELBACH,
" BISHOP.
WILLIAM HOOPER,
T. A. FERGUSON.
Chcrnlii. July u. lS74 Trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23

The reduction therein Jan. 1874 other than by
earnings shown above was from proceeds sales SEE
oud mortgage bonds.
Whereupon the following adopted:
Whereas The net proceeds Of the business for the
months ending with June 3d. 1874. have been used IN
comp citing contracts entered INTO by the previous adj
iul>traon, prior to june 80 1873 and in reducing the
II iaug debt OF the Company, ~ that realization there
OF IN means for division will require a sale OF many
more of the COmpany's bonds; ana
Whereas In the opinion OF M Committee II Is not Tor
the true interests Of the OF the property that
fs4 or nat the debt the Company should be inju-
dicOU>l increased In order to realize means for such
diyl i1u; therefore,
Rf!fSd That il is expedicnt TO declare dividend
upon the capital stock of the Company for the
months ending with June 30, lo7i
R,S0ired That i'll view o. the improvements in the
g. mpauy's affairs, az shown by tho statement OF its
floating debt: which il now reduced TO about 100000.
and view of the fact that the Company has definitely
declOad not cage in any enterprises involving
diversion OF its net earnings, II seems 10 this Commit
tee that it Will not be necessary hereafter pass
payment OF DIVIDENDS
The feature If this somewhat meagre report which
will be likely to attract attention Sithat the oper-
atng expenses for the past six months reported
at G6 per cent of the gross earnings. against 76l0O
per cent for the corresponding period of 1878. This
if Trustworthy is certainly very handsome show
ing of economy; but in view of the fact that rates
of freight DUNG the past half year have averaged
from > TO 40 per cent below those prevailing dur-
ing the corresponding period OF 1873, impertnetly
inquisitiye people Will suggest that the Company
would have done very We'll had they kept the per
ceutage of running expenses down To the figures of
last year. and naturally enough inquire how much
of the 100000 put down 10 account of construction
and equipment should properly have been charged
to operating expenses.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady: Penn
syvania SKIES III :, Philadelphia and Erie Rail.
road. 49, Reading Railroad, 81, Pennsylvania Rail
road. i9s. Gold. 1907.
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STgtTiy-Bark " en-
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRoDucE.

Yarmouth, y. S-senooner j. T. III OF.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
Literary and Musicai.

Professor Snyder's entertainment at
Good Templars' Hall last night was
quite slimly attended, but passed off
very satisfactorily. The readings by
Prof. Snyder consisted of the trial
scene from the Merchant of Venice
and the selection from Dickens" Mr..
Pickwick in Dilemma"-were rem
dered with a full appreciation of their
spirit, but, unfortunately, the Profess
sors voice is so far broken that the
effect was not favorable. Miss Olivas
sang a Spanish song entitled "a una
Florn with much grace and in place
of al Eestacia," as named on the
programme, she substituted the
Beautiful Danube," which called
forth spirited encore. Miss Olivas'
voice is rich and sweet and she sings
without an apparent effort, never fail
ing TO impress her hearers favorabl ~.
Miss Rinford played piano solo,
which called forth hearty response
from the audience. The duets rem
dered by Prof. Arevalo and Mr.. Fan
ming and by Prof. Havell and Mr..
Tanning were also favorably received.
The original poem, entitled i" Los An
geles," by Mr.. A. r. Hawley, was
fully up to his best style of compost
tion. Altogether, the entertainment
may be pronounced q success and
thoroughly enjoyed by all who were
in attendance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03

The Spring-street barber shop Is pre-
ferred Ivy all good critics of the toilet.
Three good BARRIERS are always on
hand to do first-class work in a
prompt, easy and fashionable manner.
Cleanliness scrupulously observed and
prices moderate. Hair cutting, rs
cents; shampooning, 25 cents; and
shaving, 25 cents. Mr.. Purpura re-
quests the pleasure of frequent calls
from his patrons.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ONE DOLLAR per Square of ten lines, first
insertion, and TWENTY-FIVE cents per square
for each subsequent inse serton.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
sep5-lnl
PASTUR z.

Y HAVE PASTURE LAND sufficient to feed
l. from 1000 TO 1900 sheep, upon which
will keep that number until the first OF jan
uary at reasonable terms.
SIMON LEVY,
sep2Otf Cor. Also and Alameda SITS,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03

Peter Lunney, Main street, second door from
corner of Court street, has splendid assort-
ment of Groceries. Provisions, Wines, Liquors
Cigars, Tobacco etc, which he offers at the
lowest market prices. All goods OF the best
quality. Orders delivered free OF charge.
sep27tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03

Splendid gents suits. Coat pants
and vest, for $12, very heavy. Gents
Satinet pants So 90 and So so at the
Bazaar corner of Main and Requena
streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
Special Notices.

Acknowledgements taken at so cents by
CHAS. T.. BEANIE,
Notary Public and Conveyancer,
97IS Downey Block, ground floor.
Oct2-lmt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03

Ten yards brown factory for 81.
Eight yards extra heavy Al factory for 81.
Ten yards do do so inch for Sl
-Four spools Brooks thread for % cts.
At the BAZAAR, corner of Main and Reque
fa 70 IT & Hotel
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
w AN II e D!y

A GOOD ENERGETIC MAN with a capital
"A ofSl,000 to purchase half interest In
one of the most popular and best paying Res
taurants in the city. Apply to
CHAMBERLIN 4 BANCROFT
Real Estate Brokers, opposite Postoffice
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03

Isaac Norton g. Co., corner of Main
and Requena streets, are now selling
out their Spring midsummer stock at
reduced prices. If you want to save
money give them call.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03

five spools of Coats thread for % cts.
-Four papers American pins for IS cts.
-Four pieces Worstead braid for5 cts.
At the BAZAAS, corner of Main and Reque-
N II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03

The quickest way to make for
tune Is to buy your goods at the
Bazaar, corner of Main and Requena
streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
FOR = ALE.

A THIRTY-LIGHT Atmospheric Gas Ma
N chine. new and in good working order
VIII be sold at less than cost.
S. c. FOY,
sepj-lm No. IL Los Angeles st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03
For Sale Low.

CSIMON LEVY has bought the grain dam
= aged at the burning of the Stearns' mill, 4,
and will commence selling 1t cheap on Mon
day morning at the mill. sep2Otf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03

All travellers and miners will do
well to get their Boots and Shoes made at the
Los Angeles Boot and Shoe Factory of A. =.
GOO fnr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03

LEW. G. CABANIS, Notary Public and Con-
veyancer. Acknowledgements taken at 80
cents per signature. Office No. ~ Temple
Block, over Postoffce. octl-lm"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03

Agency Imperial of London and
Queen of Liverpool; capital, 100000. North
ern of London, capital, S!5000,O00; and Hart
ford of Hartford, capital, S3,00O,000 Office
Room No. Downey Block.
JOHN CARLIN, Agent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-03

Four pair seamless hose for 81.
Three pair diamond toed Shaker socks for
ST. CO.
At ISAAC NORTON & Co.'S, corner of Main
and Requena streets. opposite U. S. Hotel 4"