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Boston Wool Market.

Hilton, Weston d Co,'SClrulAr Of the 18th,
The improvement noticed last week
continues 10 DO sustained, and We have
again 10 report an active demand for
nearly all grades Of domestic, with large
transactions, amounting TO upwards Of
100000 pounds for the week, and a
very 6ne market. The new clip OF Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and
other Western States has been arriving
quite freely, and, with the stock Of spring
Calitornia, Texas ard other Woods on
hand, our manufacturers have splendid
assortment to select from. Prices, COM
pared with the currsnt rates in the inter.
Tor, are comparatively low, and II 10 not
surprising that manufacturers have
been disposed TO purchase more
freely then for some time past,
especially a. alower range Of prices can
scarcely DO looked for a! present. There
is no decided improvement, as yet In the
Wooden goods trade, although the recent
auction sale Of aAnnels was quite satistac.
tory. AZ the same time It Ia generally be.
lieyed that the fall trade will be more en-.
couraging, but there Is nothing In the
outlook for business that would warrant
any excitement In the wool market, or
any decided advance In prices. There is,
however, more confident and better feel.
ing on the part Of both manufacturers
and wool dealers. All our Wool houses
are free sellers at the current rates, and
the increased demand from manufacturers
has, 50 far, been freely met.
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BELLAIRR LooALs.-Mrs. Jacob Trux'
ell, Of Pittsburgh, spent few days here,
visiting Mrs. james Groous.
Mrs. Capt. Elijah Criswell leaves to-
morrow 10 visit her mother at Pleasant
Hill, Marshall county, W. Va, and to
recuperate her delicate health.
Mrs. James ", sellars Ia rusticating
at the beautiful rural home OF her pa
rents, about three miles west Of this city
Mr. Robert Archibald, oil your city,
and from all accounts an enteprising and
accomplished young man, Ia at present
learning the photograph business with
Prof. Sellars, OF this city.
The National House Of this city has
lately been reopened again under the
auspices Of Mr.. William Cochran an old
experienced caterer.
A feet Of about six little trading boats
passed this point yesterday noon, all des.
tined for the fishing districts between here
and New Martinsville, W. Va.
A number Of children between the ages
OF three and twelve, are at the present
time afflicted with severe swelling Of the
face and limbs, at this place. We are in.
formed BY several physician', that the
cause Of this originates by children playing
among poison weeds as they Of course
rub their face occasionally with the
hands on which they have gotten GER
tain poisoned substance.
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Wise ia slected6y 10000. In this eoun.
y the American ticket was elected.
June little weather for the past
month has been cold and dry. The past
few days more rain hAsfallen than at any
time for the Last year. Prospects for a
Hne harvest. The worm Ii rayagtng the
gardens and corn.
June "a, 1s55-The past two weeks
has been one continual shower and some
hard rains. We had an election yester.
day GFor" and against the Tree school
system. Have not heard the result, but
am satisfied that IL Is voted down. Oh
Virginia! Virginia. you have much 10
answer for. You claim 10 be the mother
OF Presidents and patriots, yet you will
| lei your youth grow up in ignorance and
vice. Far behind the youngest Of your
sister States, when will you wipe out the
foul stainH 4't.
July 8. 1856. Prospects for good crops
-four sold here yesterday for $40; river
low; country and town healthy; politics
dull; religion and education beginning to
revive. SAM under the weather.
September 10, 1855. There was some
fear Of losing the wheat from wet wealth.
er after il was put in the shock; all saved
however, without much loss. Wheat
started At s. so: down to 81; corn crop
good; oats plenty at % cents; potatoes
plenty at % cents; -four So; meats Of all
kinds high; hogs scarce and selling at 8
cents gross; butter 10 cents; everything in
the vegetable line plenty. n.
ID September %. The river has been
nAyigable all summer-in TACT all the
wishes Of last summer are now filled and
yet we are not satisfied. Last summer
we had no rain for four months and this
summer not week has passed without
rain. We have had no frostup to this date
Here our diary ends. The recorder
died in 1859. In the years intervening
between the last entry and his death nc
record was kept, sickness and other
causes preventing. There Ia besides
what we have given the public much that
IL instructive and amusing. 1t ia u laith.
iul record OF the journey Of life, filed
with warnings and advice to the young
as seen by one man, who by virtue OF
various occupations at home and abroad
was thrown among all classes OF men
and almost all grades Of incidents and
events. The volumes are more 10 III
than any legacy that could have been
left, and their value such that COM
pared with money, they have no price
We turn our attention hereafter in Other
directions. II we haveI In any way devel'
oped anything that has been Of interest
to our fellows we are Satisfied.
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TIE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad is now
running Ayers refrigerator cars between
Chicago and the Eastern seaboard, which
enables 1t to carry fresh beef, butter,
eggs, aud other articles to those points
in prime condition during the hottest
season Of the year.
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OK Saturday the train which came into
Washington on the W. & W. railroad
consisted Of three cars loaded with hogs.
one laden with wool, one with gram, and
two passenger cars. Nothing but the most
stupid infringement can prevent this road
from fulfilling the expectations OF ia
projsctors.- Warrington (Pa) Reporter.
And yet the Reporter is advertising that
its fret mortgage bonds can be had at 20
cents on the dollar, bearing per cent in.
,erest. The Stupid management spoken
OF seema to have been secured for tue
road,
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FOB SLll
TRUSTEES SALE.

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We are informed that in addition TO
the examination for an appointment to
West Point from this District that takes
place at olsrksburg on the 18th, an ex-
animation for an appointment to the
Navy will take place in September, to
6llthe vacancy tina. will occur by Cadet
Bells graduation.
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DEB.

GAsH'Ns.-On Monday morpiug, July IS, 1873,
al three O'elIeb, ELiA yIiGISIA, IaIALt daughter
q william =. and LeOnA Gsskins. aged 10 months
aud days.
Funsml viii ,ale place thI. afternoon at four
O'Clock ut Mt. Pleltant, o.. ~. is 80.
BREWSTER ton Monday morning, July Is.
1873. al 8 o'clock, THos.s BREwsTER, aged IS
yo4u.
Funcra' from bis late rsaIdeGoe, No 1901 Jae5b
,trt.,, this afternoon at So O'clock. Friends Of
the IInily are Invited.
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IRos ore rates from Marquette to
Cleveland are quoted at 81 90 per ton,
and from Escansbs COO. These figures
are not adequate to cover the cost Of sail
ing, and several vessel-owners say they
will lay up their crafts unless treights
imnrove.
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Don't be Rash About Leaving
This Region for the south.

We hear sad story from the families
Of William and David Mathews, who left
this region last spring for Pine Bluffs,
Arkansas. They report fne lAnds and
good crops growing; but all have been
sick except William. His Oldest boy,
aged about fourteen, died after short
illness, on the 18th Of June. AL the
other nemberso Of his family were sick
At the time. David lost one child and
all the members Of his household we're
III when Last heard from.
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sherman Believes that Grant is
the Coming Man.

NV York, July lS.-secretary sher'
man has rather astonished some Of the
politicians by . statement which be made
last evening in the course Of CONVERSE
ton with gentleman. BE said that he
believed that Grant would receive the
nomination for the Presidency, and il the
Convention sat tomorrow the vote would
be given almost BY acclamation.
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PITTSBURGH laments two defeats at the
hands OF Wheeling oarsmen recently.
She feels almost as much chagrined as
Russia does at being ou.doue by England.
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ISALE OF VALUABLE
Business Real Estate

The undenhgosi, John T, EvuoB.o A..
itraiot with The VII IansItd d NItss.iI -
deceased, hereby EiEa n0Ils Ia, i m = "a
"WEDNESDAY, ii. s,R Day d JCly, INN
Commencing At 10 oeioek L,xrll ,,,,tS.-
ton NJ the iIOat dVT d IL Cs1Tt NJ !. ~ q
county, 10 The dty d wAslitt, Oke IN, \ \
va, the believing dtsdibtd ral -tIi1 h :! J,
to.EiE All that pIeoS u llnd lSnli,s = h. !.
nde % Main street, between lOik ~ M ~
and being next south Of The pfopsriJ uiciE
yerter. formerly belonging 10 JShn ~. ~,
twenty-five feet front 90 MI NM NJ IS
hack Of even tWenty. tEo let h TiIk 81 =
In the rear Thereof between Miami YrsSS
being tane property The ltSll t,tls 3 ~
eoneeyed 10 The undefIgotd BY Xars Ia !
mIly executor and tfails d M tSHSI Z
property 10 Erne occupied 1t pr,stfltYs,
hloch Bros a = ei1T l6etorJ, ~ bUit5s
for bQainess purposeL
Title believed good, bat bsia, e.ltls,.
representative the undtrdEntd W srnti !
same specially.
TRRss OF sLLH-0ne-thlfi u D, nm.
money cAlh In hand, and The iskln i Mo.
installments payable ln DOE IS1 ,UIa1lrUS
day Of sale, Win interest Ia 1tsrul ~.
10 b secuted 10 the atiiIaeiIon d II uiFirI
join ?. EDNuXs0S
Ad.lshrrs \ ErIl
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELt, AitRsvL q
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TUESDAY. JULY is, 1878.

Decentralization signed "a Young
Lldy" needs the real name Of the writer
to accompany it.
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LICKING COUNTY.

NEWARK, July 1S.--The wheat of this
county Ia now most entirely housed or
stacked. Although the frequent rains OF
the past ten days haze somewhat inter
fsred, it has been gathered in good con-
dition.l The farmers all say 1t is the
largestcrop they ever cav. The average
yields will probably be about twenty
bushels per acre. From the beat infor.
nation obtainable there are about "a coo
acres Of wheat in the county, making an
aggregate Of $50, 900 bushels for Licking
county. Corn is coming on spleudidly
under the influence ofthe present favOra.
Bile Weather.
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WEsT POINT CADETS.


3 A Competitive Examination Of spplleanh for
Csdetihlp al West Point from the E1t Congress
IonAl District Of West vininiB, will b held al
Cl1rkIbury on Thursday, July 18Th, 1878
The applicants must Dc between II and q years
old, At lest ave leet high, fFee from infections or
immoral disorders or other disease or Innrmlty
which would render them unit for military SER
vice. They must be we'll yersed In reading writing,
including orthogaaphy; also arithmetic, and have
q kno sledge Of the eltmenu Of English grammar,
Of descriptive geognphy and history, particularly
Of the Omitted STATES.
The applicant Who shall b lppolnied must re-
pot Al West Point BY the I2th Of June, 1872. In
the meantime be will be specifically Informed Of
his duties md can quality hl tnself for them.
A boaid Of competent gentlemen will be selected
to conduct the examination.
would give longer notice, bat the War Depart.
ment requires the sppointment 10 be made and 70
ported a early a pOalble.
wusosBuRoH, W. Va. July {. 1878. jyic
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTTiAdslphIl Accommodation This Train only
runs between Wheeling and TIladGlphiA.
tDaily except acknowledgements Accommodation.
tStAubenville Accommodation. train dur
inE the day pAs.es backward and forward between
Martin1 Ferry and BeIlaire, stopping when re9ui-
rel Ct sherman House, AtnGVille, West Wheeling
anil Gravel Hill
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wnsosprnon, ". Va, JOY {. is7s. q
ITO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned has purchased the Drug Store
on the corner Of Main and Tventy.feooad EtIeStI,
LATELY occupied BY Hugh /. Roberts.
He Is graduate Of the Philadelphia College Of
Phar macy, and has the additional Qualification
secured BY practical experience in his business In
some Of the best Drug stores In the city.
BY strict attention to the wants Of his patrons
he hopes TO deserve and receives Liberal patronage.
Particular and personal attention will be given
TO compromising Prescriptions The purest nedi.
elnes only being ued.
A full line Of Toilet and Fancy Articles kept
constantly in stock.
Moderate prices charged In all cases.
Your patronage Is respectfully solicited.
jys CHARLES NoEHKRMoELLER.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
DRoPosAS.

PRoPosAIs.
...4t.l CLERK's oITicI, \
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, Copnfr o. Quo,
WHExtlas, W. VA, July y, 1875. }
Bids Will b received at this Office until Friday
July 10, 1873, NJ SP. ~, for the construction q
lao lea Of Tan TO guard the approaches Of Tho
Pebinsular and Fulinn BIldges, The nail to b o
the same style a that At the east end Of FultoI
der supervision and direction Of the Special Roat
Committee. The right Is reserved 70 reject an
" JOS. SPEIDEL,
jyi3 Chairman Committee.
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A DMINIsTRA1o TORS NOTICE.
John Il. stallman, late q the city Of Wheeling,
deeeased, are requested 10 pIesent them, properly
authenticated, 10 me for settlement.
IF. JONES,
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LOCAL CROP REPORTS


BARsEsvnLE, July l2.-Wheat, large
acreage and spieodid yield of the best
wheat for many years. Wheat will aver
sss nearly lhirly.tise bushels to the acre,
so an old farmer says. Other crops
promise we'll, and fruits of all kinds
abundant.
GUERNSEY COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE, July 49, Guernsey coun.
ty i, rejoicing over an abundant harvest
OF ~heat. Reports from every township
in the county speak in high terms Of the
Unexpectedly large yield, with one slight
exception, where late sowing was the
cause OF the failure. Some old farmers
say iha, they never cav better wheat;
others think the corn about an average
with previous years. The grain IL we'll
flIed. Hay is neither plentiful nor
scArce-the supply will about equal the
demand. The prospect for apples and
smaller fruit Is excellent, but the peach
crop will not meet the expectations Of
many on account oilate irosts last spring.
Corn has n good color, rs the farmers
say, all over the county. but is behind
the season in height-not being more than
knee high. At the presen. time the
weather is favorable and corn is growing
rapidly, and will doubtless make up for
ils past bAckWArdnees.
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ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 10th
" Inst, Cars on the Wheeling a Elm GroTc 4
Il. will run a. follows Cans viii leave tho City
lcorner Of Market and Eleventh stl) and stamm's
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-13
Watches and Jewelry.

b.
Having purchased the stock and NE
lures OF the well known jewelrZ stoso eg
Mr.. T. w. 6tackpUle, aiding tbeE(1o =
large and entirely new nsa0rtneot 81
goods, we ere are prepared tO show tho
citizens OF Los Angeles and viCini(y one
OF the finest and best solicited aGookn -
be found in the State, which will ~ uol6
at the lowest living rates.
We shall constantly be In receipt ofnI1
the latest novelties III watches, ehalno,
jewelry, ETC., to which the ott66t3on 0t
the public is especially invited.
In spectacles we have z lnrgo and yn@
rted assortment, and are the ez6Io1fvo
agents in Southern California o. the co.
eDrated Lazerus 4 Morris per1ote@d upoe>
tacles, which We claim are ths anert ~
the world.
Mr.. stackpole will remain II a. - :
ploy, having exclusive oostrol - -
work department, and ~ horooo111o, -
peciai attention will BE- given = ~ -
pairing Of nno watches and joW@lyy.
We shall be happy - - ~ 6or -
friends an the public IS lnflo-
lysu D0Ss'ssss 3 ss!'s: ssss ~.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-13
Montana Meat Market.

ERELINGER & FRANK, R
II The best and tenderest Meats ~
In the market. None but the -
Prlmest Beef and Mutton
ever to be found. Note the address-Mou-
tana Meat Market. Main Street, near
11rst. Los ANGELES,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-13
South California Pork Market,
No. II MAIN STREET,

Will furnish customers with none but
first-class Meats, Sausages, Head-Cheese.
Pates OF all kinds, Ham, Bacon, Poultry,
Eggs, Cheese ard Butter. Shop open
from A. N. to Sx P. n. Meats delivered
to all parts of the city free. s24
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-13
-av Frnncs.eo Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Wheat
dull and unchanged; choice mill
ing, $1,67&@1.70; good shipping,
ST. 65. Bsrley-brewIng active,
Sl.174@125; coast feed, 85@s5c.
Corn-smalI yellow, S1.123@1.15.
Oats-dull; California, 81 1O@1. 40.
Hay-steady; stock S74@sk; stable,
$l0@12. Rye-$1 15@1 80. Pota-
toes-dull; Cuffty Cove. 81 15@1.3O;
other kinds, 75c@S110.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-13
Or. Joseph Kurtz

Has removed his Office to No. 80 MAIN
STREET, over Dotter & Bradley's Furnt-
ture store.
Office Hours-From 10 to IL, TO and
10 8. Residence-Buena Vista street
myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-13

1H sss%' @
FAssns
ss s .sss
I EM
a % a ~
f""a"s'""
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-13
Rrow. De.'s Gle. Ous.
SAN BUENA VENTURA. Oct. !:

SAN BUENA VENTURA, Oct. 12--
Information has been received here
|of the arrest this morning in San
Jose of w. I. Jones, OH complaint
of the Bank of Ventura. This In
stitution alleges that about four
years ago Jones came to this town
and succeeded in inspiring conf
dence in himself to such an extent
that the bank cashed his checks on
Donohue, Kelly & Co., of San
Francisco, for four hundred dollars,
with which he disappeared. The
check was returned dishopored,
Jones having no funds in. that
bank. He will be brought here for
trial on a charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses.
The District Judge refuses to dis
charge Austin Brown, who is in
jail under an order OF Justice
Carlton for contempt in refusing to
produce certain notes given him in
exchange for his farm in the Sespe.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-13
en.senxers aoirx sonsn

MoJAvE, Oct. 12.--A Ranchell,
e X Luke, Chas Hutton, Mrs J
Hall and family, Chas Bregar, r
Rea, II Myers. d Levy, P Dorgan,
B + Coulter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-13
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Coming.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l2.-The
following are the passengers by the
steamer Orizaba, which sailed to-
day at 8 A. NJ:
Judge A @ Niles, d r Beckford d wife,
Mrs Curtis, CT Manson,
Mrs A Ccx, John Bowen & wife,
sheely q wife, A Wood. wife d child
II Mansfield, q W Rodgers,
Charles Carpenter, II T Payne g. wife.
q Smith,wife d ch'dS Bennett,
IL d Snapp, F McMullen,
Craig, Capt Watson,
Mrs McDopa'd, Il o Hughes,
L Corepa, AT Furgeson.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-13
Anssro-HungarlMm matters,

LONDON, Oct. 12.-The Imperial
Ministry, which acts In common
for Austria and Hungary, is conf
dent of u majority in the Austrian
Hungarian delegations, to whom
alone it is accountable. The Bos-
MAN Mohammedan Beysore Is
seeking permission to settle in
Servia.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-13

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Drowned In ItaIy.

LONDON, Oct. 12.-Seventeen
persons were drowned at Cartemig-
liza and -Millesimo, in northern
Italy. by the overflow of Bormida
river.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-13
rive Missin ns a.-,-.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Since the
discovery, September 5tb, OF the
body near Silver Lake, Staten
Island, the names of five missing
girls have been discovered through
the efforts of the police to solve
the mystery.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-13

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request
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-13

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