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BAITTNoE

BALTIMORE. July 8.-Nirginia f's, raeleTs, ~:
do. consolidated, 81 Vest Nirgiuiss "a, North
Carolina S. Old, D., do. new. IL, bid to-day. Sugar
pALTIMoRE. July - -Cotton Notwithstanding.
li4li41a. tlOur-denan nj good ard Iasrsct -rn and
III, hau ged. Wheat frmer-No. . western amber,
40; mixed do. is; No. western red. IS Fem
sylvania RED. BAL IS, Mary land red, 204I 40 dc
an Der t2al as do. white, 25al 10. Corn finer
but very little doiEC-southe-n white plaal. d.. vel
low. IS; western mixed. Sid~5, SPOT. .st half q
August: 81 September Oats stea3v-~arthern. 63sfS;
western white, 63ait, ID. mixed, slR62. Rye tull
81 eialc9. Hay steady with fair deh sud-Nsryland
anC PENNSYLVANIA p 'Ha2~ 90 Provisions Quiet and
easier. P1rk-2l15a22 oU. Bulk mvats-shnul iprs,
.; clear rib sides, L loose packed, gi.4i25s
BacoB-~ho Uldors, LA 8; clear rih sides, l. sal3
hans. l4taal4As. LaTc-re1ued 49,. Batter strous :
and uchan9ed PetrC leum lrup--rI Uda. 3 as, 4.
refined, II allt2. Coffee quiet, hut r,ruI-nrlInary
~ prime Rio carEoss Hi4ai2'a; Johbiug, H'is2
NEW. YORK, July S-Stccks active aud un-et-
tied. Money luiet al IL Gold. g. Exchsuge, long,
A.. short So; GoyerrtInsn,S, it'll. doing.
EW YORK, july A-FlsUr shade hrmor
Wheat held two I'D three cents higher Corn MET
and UNCHANGED.
and account, % 10. I. :. bonds 1851. los7. Eric.
Is do. preferred, D.. Paris DIS patChss "a. ~
Tentes &C. francs % confines.
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Il l. z Y 4 " d RTA.

THE W. x .. HAILROAD.-Thpp pa perS ueceS-
Sary 10 the completion Of tie transfer ~ St0c <
III ihe w. n O. u K. company. aud the par
llal CNauge IN the management Of the rOa. l.
have rot yet been signed. though no delay j.
Appreciated Should the arrangement b.,
perfected and 40 into operation II is ur0D-
able that the freight depot OF The Alexandria
anu " a>Ain9ioD railroad, now at 81. \ - ph
street viii re moved To the Fairfax street
depot, and ii is IO>S hn that some at the ra ,
road machine shops AID otuey raij road buijI-
lngs now on higA-prjCcd lots I'm Washington
Will be moved 10 cheap lots in this civ
STREET hAITEOAD.-Pendsn The result of
negotiations Tor the Resumption. OF operations
on lut street railway. the COpfpanv owning
the ROAD have made PROPOSAL, 10 the Suuer-
Irteudeut Of police 70 have the SPACE mel yEaru
The rails ON King street Tepayei by the force.
az IiS command The company 10 pay the Cost
~ the work. To is also understood that they
are willing thar the track Ola peytOn sire I
shall be taken Up.
PROPERTY SAGE.-Mr. John Gemuller,wao
keeps store near the t0llga:e on The 1.-THE
river turnpike has purchased from Mr., OIL
Yer Pullman tie 'aIu owned by tnac Gentle
man across Cameron run, ana ut pres ent Oc-
cUg!ed o. Mr.. Schdfer, Tor 900.
PERSONA L.--AnCLE the passengers who
"r '.. aL New DIRK on TUESDAY last hy the
steiner Russia WIS {. II. Lewis. formerly
minister 10 Portugal. AMI brother Of John r .
Lewis, late Z. : senator from this state
G0zTtfe. geS'CTdGy.
FATAL AssAULT.-AS Mrs. Walter Daily.
who resides near Penny Hin, was passing
NAhN' INC i'ttt meat lt'E ~tSAct Ills
ing, she was met By ? man named Greg
Grady, living near by, VINO, as he passed .
cieaIed MS throat In what Mrs. Daily con
celVed Ia be a. offensive Rlauner. Mrs Dai-
y Immediately walked up u Grady, and
.eyeling pistol al him, demanded whether
he meant 10 Insult her. Grady ordered nnr
10 lower the pistol, which she refused 10 10,
WhereupOu he nit her upon the head with a
brick, lnilictinE a wound which may prob
ably prove fatal. Grady was arrested an
VIII be he'd FOX the Fairfax authorities, In
which county The affair occurrei.-Sca'8,L
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HUSBAND ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT HI
WIFE'S LONER-AbOut 2 O'Clock yUStard "
afternoon James l.. CoyEe - " his wife wa *
ing IN uitOn street, Brook iyn, with yoIna
man named Henry Lee, who resides in East
New ! ork. COTne, although he has not lived
with ms for some time. became Infatuated at
her walking " ita another man, and ifnIurIs j.
ateig commenced l. assault her with his
fists. Lee, seeing that he had got in trouble
nc q. AS lie was running away C0yIty a. ew
reH Oliver and fired n him. The bullet, how
ever, dld not Ia Ike effect, ana Lee managed '0
escape. Just as the shot was iired an officer
OF Tie "a precinct arrived and took both
IOyne and his VIE into custody. At thn
lauCn mousse The woman said she lived al
No II Livingston street, ana that although
She had gone round with Lee rcI som time, -
her relations with MIN had NOT been of =.
gully nature. Cuyne charged bis wife with
Inconstancy. BON parties were sent before
Justice walsh, "hO discharged the woman
ana hei1 C"yue on 1t charge of assault aud
battery.-N. Y. Times. 10Th.
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THE FIRE-ALARN TELEGRAPu-Vba
The contract for the construction OF the fire.
alarm telegraph in New York city was
awarded, the disappointed bidders asked FOR
an injunction, just as they did here in Wash
ingtOn, and upon nearly similar grounds;
one OF the complaints being that the contract
was awarded to the highest bidder; but
Judge Clarke, OF New York, in Diminishing
TIE bill there declared that a. though the con-
tract had been awarded TO the highest bidder
~ price nearly double that OF the lowest
bidder, yet the evidence adduced proved that
ie larger sum was in fact TIE cheapest and
lowest that the system select ~ was endorsed
oS All the best electricians Of the country
among others, by the father of the Telegraph
himself Prof Morse. The system adopted
here is the same as that adopted in New
YORK, viz: that OF Gamewell & Co INT 81 Is
claimed, with many improvements W1ScI
.haNe been made during the past few wears
I,'e point Is therefore made that Our District
tGl. 1misslouers in accepting The bes, system
tH0uSh the first cost was somewhat the
largest, did wisely In a matter where 50
mucn ct nends upon perfection aut supe-
IiOIlty.
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ENtIIA.GE nnrtI

<s-s-% Niru nn fht b ghu-f point ID. go " 3
"a Nltr 40 = a.'-- fu v s-hl-R .st.l morn
'gE AHA .NrulTF rrt.r. 90, n aar. IN. q -
:, Y = 10 ~. b.I De- urfV. With ar-tr ptrrbl-,
~ l'it. l-nr'h. TIE r,uih- AT. WI .lrrtsi =
a. healthy a. sHN t1 tha world. and thara are ~
M t".i.'s. -. .,7s "a ti.nr g. itrHn Preferred,
g-lo-Hn FRAN i-J CANNON prar-i,f..r
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" AsHISGTOS grove CAMP NETTING
me last o. iHc series N experience and
prayer meetings Of tLn Wa>hilgtuu Grove
-np-meeting Association was held last
t'lhg al wesley Chapel Rev. u. ".
ff''Ds presided and opened 3Le meeting with
prayer. After singing, br. Hobbs invited
nose 10 speak - pray who were - inclined,
several responded ~ -Dta E5..g sr in t,ra yar
among them Mr.. r. r Gl;ttrEs Mrs. In
vile. Nessrs. Albert Holland. " r. Nopi-
ward. O W. Blake ami Rev. MI Wheeler
rev. J.. 4. Brown, Of the committee Of ar
engagements, stated that ne had come from
ne camp ground. where he nal spent The
Gay, and assured them that Tie committee
were DONG AL IN them power TO put eVcrv-
tEing N complete rea,i ines, bv The day sci
for The cimp-WCinesday tie 4th OF Au-
gust. Arrangements hat hepu made tor
thkl'S Up 10 The camper al! Lne mac
gage and material that members NAV wish
10 send. A train Will SAM a. .r,g the siding
near the intersection OF - and IL streets
next Tuesday. from q. IA. 10 / = m ynir.
viii take All goods for the grounds which are
Drought previous tn C'cl0cE. and will pro-
coed 10 the TDp-gTOuud Z! - ,.igstt where -
VIII be III readiness for uulCati.. early az,
wednesday morning. He advises; that an
baggage be securely packed OF bundled aud
me name q! the owner end stat on be plaiulv
marked on one Of the tags and securely AZ
tacted- Tents % the size Of 10 O.. - cannot
tf procured from Rditim orc IN season =,
nave them in readiness before "Wednesday
morning, and parties WHO have engaged that
SIZE OF The committee are ad vI=ei moi IN 90
10 ne grounds TIL the morning OF that day.
All The larger sizes will be ready a Cay ar
Two carrier. No excursion trains will RIM ~
The grounds during the session of the ,aunD
and all persons attending viii 20 upOr tile
regular trains running over the Metronoli-
tan road. Tickets, good tin the cvenIn0 nf
August IS, will be IN readiness on Monlav
next.
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WHAT HAS BEEN DIsCoVERED-CoIum-
bus discovered = meriCa, aud the people of
Washington discoV cred how 10 pay special
Improvement taxes at a low figure through
J. &. Lay x Co, b IA street.-Adg.
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Corns, Vascular Excrescences

Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, &c, Successfully
treated at DR.. Whites establishment, E35 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
a. IN. 10 p. m. Fee. 81 per visit. Owing 10
press of business during office hours Dr.
White is unable TO attend patients at resi-
dences, except after d. M.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
rev York avenue and 18th street. pays per
cent per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, 9 to 4 SATURDAYS,
70 and tO6 NtS,1it1s
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$50 to $4,000 has been invested in Stock
PRIVILEGES and paid 900 per cent. profit. Chow
70 90 It. A book on Wall street, sent free
New York. Ga:
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ELASTIC STOCKINGS and celebrated Elias
NC trusses at No. 235 Pennsylvania avenue,
near Sd street northwest. 1876
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1T Is NO Won DER that invaliis lose faith
IN all specifics when SO many worthless ned
lclnes are advertised for the cure OF various
diseases: but which when tried, are "f0und
wanting.' We have yet TO learn, however
of the first failure of Dr Wistars RnIxqsl OF
" I'D Cherry To cure coughs, colds, aud pull
monary disease. 80 cents ami 81 bottle,
large bottles much the cheaper.
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District Government Affairs.
= DELEGATION OF LABOEER- At THE
LIMIIAN BI-InIINN,.

DELEG ALTON OF LABOEER- At THE CO
lumbar BUILDINGS
NDnUt II O'Clock this morning a delegation
- some ten cf'orCd labOfrrS iJonn ppua
liUdLttls ChentSE waited on the District
commissioners. headed by ore Geo. St,vvar,
as spokesman. who 7 O'ucot printed c00v
81 Tie resolutions adopted by the il1ir,.,.
NJ = meeting. demanding the removal o. &
W Watson and 8. II. Wilcox. pTinclpiI
clerks IN The office OF the Board OF Audit. &c
&c ne Spokesman. GcCTg- Stewart. safe [
70 Commissioner Eetcham that there ha.i
teei found 10 be due Contractor Adams
some : $50, ami these CLERKS were thought
10 be n league with Adams % sesraut hem
out Of their wages. AM rf.cv IA! called IN
ask The Commissioners To dismiss them
.GftlWllh. COmInIsS!OIcI kctcilaIu. "a re-
Ply, stated that II there hal been .puu., moon,
the examination Of Mr.. Adams tCcoTiitS
q 'ylhIEg due, the Interests of the l2n.rar<
would first be considered. but that ne u3I
no power TO dismiss OF I'm any manner =. + -
fere with u Office OF the LaarC o. Auil., il
Ee.:g an entirely indPpeHdelt Du4E. The
delegation retired, apparently not very wei
'E1Stu with their visi
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ITE 1e"C'7r t"i>h OF The ElHlw0OI collar
Iaaa's g. rt,.o'tsn'y per>Uiratf1r proof Ali
iist- class 4gIa-s-.-s stores sell .Le.Q,-4 Ir.
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Specialize. and Recent AJiition-
Blue Yacht Cloth Suits.
Pathiug Suits.
Swimming Suits and Trunks
Perfectly Fitting Shirts, White anu
COlOred.
Paris SuSpenderS.
Yachting Shirts and Pants.
Hunting ard Fishing Suits 10 order
Fine Jean and Linen Drawers.
BCr1ered HandkerchiefS.
Outfits for Travellers.
3V,2 GEO C. HENEING 4.0 Tth street
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ASK You druggist for Natures Beautifier
ZIG
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HHCLTSC1lE. ECOSUN-cAI. sSr PLrIs-
AM oCD 20. warm weather is the .rirfi
heTf c'tIfe't, solo ~ d ". ,iaTSt stalls d :
aNo -it center Market Tn" meat IL OF the
finest CvpLiy, aud j. cuTei ard lacked win
caf car ;I-S > one y. fs.F most care st,I r4cx-
inc lCuees IN The country
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WHITE DRESS SHIRTS. Thin Underwear
6alt-HOse, SuSpelGerS, Gloves and Neck
wear. The best assortment ut the lowest
prices at Lewis, $50 It'll street, between and
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FOR Molh Patches, Freckles and Tan as 4
your druggist for Perrys Moth and Freckle
tIoslon; 1t Is reliable. For Pimples On the
PSry's In,lTored Coneior,s and P0apls Rom
sSy lne Great Skin Medicine, or consult DR..
Is. I. Perry, ~ Bond street. New Yor,T S5.i.
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liz toNlNG SCHUETz TEMPEST 10Th
annual sraad festival Of the Washing.o1
s,,-4t.et ~. rT-ln axes place August III al
tipnS are making FOR IL Tie display ~ is
mot Enf- VIII excel all former occasions -
Gates. At The opening on Merstav NJ q
oe!eSatGn OF sixty members OF -he RaIfi
more sc. us -zsI- assoc alton viii be- present
$50 ~ ir-e gates !-of1 ;Gc West Baltimore
SCE~etEeu association. Tire a-r,Tss.,,a,,tS
slCcSet ont are r-IZe shooting bv hOth
ladies "ro gentlemen, TIE antipodasin w,sn-
Ger, Gafeze performances. StereOS ONO
views, la'teauX, dancing, pau'OmiTna sing
Ihg, and at night grand exhibitions OF DvrS.
technics P!iV-
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NATURES BEAUTIFIER will remove
freckles. 2I6
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CIT 7 ITEN Ms.

| TRUNKS AND SATCHELS cheap for cash a.
| Lewis, go Tth street between and h. SU2
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& LIE r. RENEK9ngE .. ,,sE.

Tsrv RIDDLES -Eti, LDCUDE \ - ~
4A.<AA Il % "a rtatF frffn -f,ff .r ..f 49,
v Har .'r- II la han i-,uin house. pf.H b -
AZ. lsfS" pUrfCnT sT.t i- n iu tha ft.-f .,Ia
hl.i' hrTE l. ~'fI afH en- tiH INST h.arH|f.I ..F
healthy section q .rth.rn virginia. -r. mica
etAftWf~f ui u a.. huston tftF- la- .lr o.. sfl
o-i .lI A'fvF- a.. l.-AUI sHrirfr The r.,
Af.'. = tIr :! $3.50 fua Mineral S-r.--. =. . -
l.-'.C'i ".'rr- hsfr'esr pronounced f.r in s.t.rs
4 'sfUal o. any iu the sr=ta. rai, STAG, -lH4-s
WIN iIr hailr"Ai r0. - ~ ife-lurE ara Al flsl
ltails FREE o. Be- g. Hhs spring every f.y 81.
rrletur. - ..
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AL sorts o. crops seem 10 be flourish
Jig IN tennessee. one ger tIera0a-S place q
SIrihg I'LL recently produced Ten infants in
torty-"igLt hours; which rivals ANYTHING on
record ia the way ~ hahy-rarmiug
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sOFT AND HARD SHE'LL. CRABS. W...e-,Is
= and Retail AZ the SoT,0}h - ..re- Demo-, 81
O2l street Eorthwe-t. opposite BsIii.aur, zstssS
and PCt, mac l. iilEgAJ Depot uzsT
u g NICHOLAS HTTF K 20.
~ HCBSES TO PASTURE @E
On go GCrrS If good m,a G0x. With ..-..r -
Gesh water rUuIlug she rI.'ir- length
FOR SALE
A number of COW ; and CALVES Address
CEAS ~. HADRAW.Y
JyZi In Hyat'sylirr. Prince George o.. Ns
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TIE SrNoER SEWING MACHINE sales O
'''" heis sL 4Rs,ws
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~ lie oregon democratic state cOnven-
t.On net yesterday IT Salem, and spent the
oaS in organ Zing.
HS-Gen. +. T. Spinner Is nov named as the
republican candidate for state treasurer in
New YORK this fail.
~ a Pennsylvania man captured a rat
tlesnake and set about teaching IL some
tricks. He was on the high road To sr,noass
when they tad to bury him. The s1ak,,
taIIed master and gave just one lesson.
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HOTELS.

~ EUROPEAN RESrAURANT
~ sea STREET, ORB Mason ic Temple
ahEiND BOBEN
Comfortable and elegantly igrU --bef ROOMS
=" Cuisine ErsuTga-sni. Choicest Mlu.s aIg
IlgDCTs. FrGEraut t'i-Arz.
tleghntly furnished Rooms for private dinrer snI
7Npp't parties gCl5 ~
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Devlln & Co.,

~ pI sst t9T spy IN q L.a,s:
ShOkha r.. 693 nm sreet, between i ana =
0sbh 2Q0 by al Dgo0Sey 1872 =. ~
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OF TO

Y:M
lis fue rsaort has zen fmrfr--f a Er.r ~ -
tnilf ma front - tire door. ard VT 49, pl a. -
tS.f ption - visitors ga su1 after july
M. 6oHtts, ,ur Se,k pr l.-s. J sI rer Iae.
AwHs ait1.. sri srryarfs, SIS rsr u .r :.
For further inf rrms;igu apply ~
4 ~ n COZ ton
1'N IN miles 7 rWu. -. Mary : .aufr. u =
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LADIES' GOODS.
HUMAN HAIR BELOW COST.
have stock 81 Human lar Braid-. Puffs. ana
turls, which VIII sell beinG NeN York Vii Ia
sale prices, IN order 10 give ap that branch Of
business.
MIS-. J. r. PALMER,
tyB-u 1109 street, bct~ ecu llth and l7tk
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SUMNER RESORTS.

- VI VI En- hESOR Il.
AA1 FAMILY WISHING To co To
HH4y ~" ccurtrs f.F fr- month - anvr-.s -,
S, . ~. '.IaI % inguiriuc q Me-
.lLlIMkG. H,gi.ier', OF e, A,4-y.
Al cENTI EMEN AND LApfsS - n,
HAy cHiit Q sb A.,.-riin siAte1 an a nics c. A
&.SkJ c, unfrF pace 20 v~uiert a. 49, No.
y b ~ Bra -. "a e 4 ApEly O. a a kFN
Nkbl, l5ih It. Ashirct n. V2s-Ns
AAA COTSTRy BOARD -NAri-l -
HsAY BraTda--. i1 a pleasant farm p 40 usar
&kl the village - Lincoln. AMI AlrainFns
pfIIE naie T.rns Moderate Atlr..<s Cks1,
W, HITE, Lincoln, Ioulouu Go, Va. Jy2S-6i-
AAAk SUMNER ROARDEES
HHHY $50 .-.--- PER MnNTH.--......-.... : 40
fFNMft HOTEL.
.yZs IN LEoNAEuTr Nj.
AAA COUNTRY ROARp-TA-..s ~ ~
Hhy pleasant ROOMS viii ~ for rent the Ist a
AA4 August ~ "osE lsvn.' Rlalsp-hurg So
.'h - cure ~ tif store, address, NJ Atf.fH.
IL, ats' lt'- Tslrls Nsrv reasonable Qniv S,e
rinuies VAR - ~ -tst'rn. uss a..
LA 81 MNER RUARnTNG -Tg-- = thT--s
YtHt n siiliiif~ can is' accommodated With 500
&s..:sF-l Rosri ard Peasant Rogu. Al res-1aAts =
"a : y arrlyi 20 N. II SMITH.
N96t' Purcel'yille, Ioutrun c1rriy.Na
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EDUCATIONAL.
SrAUNTUN FEMALE SEMINARY.

htF- J ! MILLhk, \. NJ, FETNE.rAL-
PTof +. Louis Lie la'' ~ Virginia Fernala Irsti-
JgteI. PRINCIPAL Au-lr Department. with J. .s',t-
y Ia les, here aud lf,ar7- ENPan~- very rea- ~.
hii'- -lE8nCe IN tTess p-.h'li.-A. t--t class
t.t." instruction thcr,uGh; iyoauJu the best IN
- send f.T Catsl. sue, viii eui 2 bruiia-- n ,
terms I" J. J MILLER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-06
gus An9elss Aerala.
posroFFIcE DIRECTORY.

Eastern, San Francisco, Northern and Coast
Stations.-relegraph stage Line.--Arrive al
1880 A. NJ; close at 1880 p. NJ. Letters in
tended for registry must be presented before
$50 p M
San Diego Line-San Diego and Way sta.
tions, arrives at 7:40 p. NJ, and closes at 7:3t
Pm.
Southern Arizons-Tucson, Yuma, Arizona
City and way stations-Tri-Weekly Service
Arrives sunday, Tuesday and Friday, at
7:40 p. M; leaves Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday; mail closes ut 1880 L. NJ.
Northern Arizona-Prescott,W Wickenberg and
way stations-Semi.Weekly- kly-Arrives Tues
day and Saturday at 10:2D A. NJ; leaves Mon
day and Friday; mail closes at 2:l5P. M.
San Bornardino and way stations-San Ga
briel, Ell Monte, Riverside, etc.; arrives
Tuesday, Thursday, and saturday at l0:2u
A. NJ; leaues Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays; mail closes at 2:b r..
Wilmington and way stations Arrives at 2:l5
r. NJ; closes at 10 A. N.
Cerro Gordo, Lone Pine and Havilah-Arrives
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1890 A.
NJ; leaves Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day; closes at 7:30 p. n. 4ftk
Domestic and Foreign Money Order officc.-
Open from A. NJ. to 4:30 p. M, except on
saturday, when office closes at $3.50 p NJ. -
On Sundays the Office will be open from 900
60 1000 A. NJ. II. X. w. BENT, p. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-06
PONDS EXTRACT INyALUAB
TASTELESS
MEDICINES,

A PROMINENT NEW YORK PHYSICIAN
"A lately complained to Dundas Dick & Co.
about their Sandalwood Oil Capsules, stating
that sometimes they cured miraculously, but
that patient OF his had taken them without
effect On being informed that several imita-
tions were sold, he inquired and found his
patient HAD NOT BEEN TAKING Dundas Dick
& Co.'s.
What happened to this physician may have
happened to others, and Dundas Dick & Co.
take this method OF protecting physicians
druggists and themselves, and preventing
repute.
Physicians who once prescribe the Capsules
will continue to do so, for they contain the
PURE OIL in the BEST AND CHEAPEST
form.
Dundas Dick & Co. use more Oil Of Sandal
wood than all the wholesale and retail drug
gists and perfumers in the United States COM
bined, and this is the sole reason why the
PURE OIL is sold cheaper in their Capsules
than in any other form.
OIL OF FSANDALWO0D Is fast superseding
every other remedy, sixty Capsules ONLY
being required to Insure safe and certain
cnre In Six or eight days. From no other
remedy can this result be had.
DUNDAS DICK Il cos SOFT CAPSULES
solve the problem, long considered by emf
and disgust experienced in swallowing, which
are we'll known TO detract from, II not des-
troy the good effects of many valuable reme-
dies.
TAsTELEss MEDICINEs.-Castor OIL and
many other nauseous medicines can be taken
| easily and safely in DUNDAS DICK & cos
SOFT CAPSULES. NO TASTE. NO
| SMELL.
nS- These were the enly Capsules admitted
| to the last Paris Exposition.
Send for Circular TO 35 Wooster street, y. Y.
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES HERE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-06
LUMBER-YARD
Annual Meeting.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MUTUAL AID
- Observation-Disclosures place of business,
Los Angeles, Cal.
The third annual meeting of the members
OF the Southern California Mutual Aid Asso-
ciation will be held at the Secretary's office,
corner Temple and Spring streets, Los Ange
les, CAL, on
Tuesday. October rs, 1875,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF electing
q Board of eleven Directors, and for the trans
action OF such other business as may legally
come before the meeting.
All members will be entitled to voice and
vote In the meeting, either in person or by
proxy.
Dated at Los Angeles this 9th day of Au-
gust, 1879.
J. L. McCOMAS, President.
L. NJ. Holt, Secretary. se23 IT
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