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WANTED. SITUATION, BY A
w steady, strictly temperate young man, to do
general WORK in wholesale store, take charge OF
team OF horses. Can gave reference. If required.
Address Tor CALI G. NJ, NEWMARKET Hotel, city.
nv 9-2t&
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RANK STATEMENTS.

ssr,TENENT OF THE CONDITION
Ola n,I. II SsTYoSAI BANK OF VIRGINIA.,
~ OF op,IInnMoSIl, InMM VA, At CLOSE OF BuSI-
AT .hnS hrSS THE, FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1878:
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10, 1878.
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rASVASSERS WANTED. TO SELL
\ AN INGENIOUS HOUSEHOLD INHEN-
TT1S needed in every family. and sells reacily II
h''N J. b. SUIT.
r,vlO.2tt 705 east Broad street.
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WANTED, TO SELL \ WHEELER d
w WILSON No. 2 FULL-CASE SEWING
MACHINE. In thorough order and In as good con-
dltion when first bought. Thorough instructions
will be given 10 The party buying. Apply at No. 517
north Third street, between Clay and Leigh.
m S-Srt
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WOOL WANTED.-We will pay the
w highest market price in CASH for WOOL:
tnr facilities for handling WOOL are superior, and
or country friends may rely on receiving prompt
returns at highest prices for all WOOL shipped TO
MS Bags furnished Tor large lots. If desired.
" POWERS, BLAIR & CO.,
my e-dWSF2mSswlm No. 12 Pearl street.
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WANTED, BY 4 DRUGGIST Of over
W twenty years experience. Il PARTNER with
af00 or $500 cash to invest In the drug business
Would instruct Young man In pharmacy. and
make 1t prove both profitable and useful to him.
Address, with full name. APOTHECARS,
care Of Richardson i Co,
Real Estate Agents, No. 1ll3 Main street, city.
IN So
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NkNI'S.

U~AVTED. COOKS AND CHAMBER
w w,IDS-l wish 10 hire eight or ten good
COOKS, WASHERS and IRONERS. aud CHAM
RrpWAIDS, for private families i'll New York and
Scw Jersey Al! colored. Apply TO
-'e' ]. =. JCSTIS. Employment Agent.
,rv,n.1r< No. Fifteenth street.
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WANTED, By y YOUNG MAN, A
W SITUATION as SAWYER or MANAGER of
aw-mIli. Good recommendations given # re-
qGired. Address P0STMASTE
INV S-3t* Drewrys Bluff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03
A Lovely Corpse.

An incident of life on the Com.
stock ia narrated by the Virginia
Chronicle: A woman went into q
barber's shop on G street, some
weeks ago, and wanted to know how
much it would cost to dye a mans
hair and mustache. The price was
named, and she then asked the
barber to get his dye and follow
her. "Why can't the man come
here?' asked the barber. "He's
dead" replied the woman, land
the last thing he said when he was
passing away was, Sally fix me up
pretty for the funeral. His hair
curled beautifully, but was little
gray. It won't look well to see a
woman crying round coffin with
a gray. bearded man in it. So I
want him fixed up little. He
was always q beauty when he had
his hair dyed. I know I'd want
mine fixed that way if I was gray
and dead" The barber dyed the
dead mans hair in the highest
style of the art, and the widow re-
marked, when all was over, that
he was "the loveliest corpse ever
buried on the Comstock."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03
Picking Out Actresses.
New York SUM-


More than thirty women from
twenty to forty years Of age climb
ed the stone stairway at the Sixth
avenue entrance of Booths Thea
ter, having read in yesterdays
newspapers advertisements saying
that "six stylish young ladies, who
may desire to make an appearance
on the stage as the beginning of a
professional career, will find an adj
vantageous opportunity by apply
ing to Mr.. Frank Little, Booths
Theater building, at noon. They
will be required in the new histori-
cal domestic drama, Jane Shore
and, of course, must be of good
figure, graceful and prepossessing"
All were attractively dressed, and
nearly all were closely veiled. Mr..
Palmer was ready to examine
them with reference to their men,
tai qualifications, and Commodore
Tooker claimed the privilege of
deciding on their gifts Of figure and
grace. One at a time was admitted
for an interview, except when a
young woman was accompanied by
her mother, who did all the talking
and volunteered n catalogue of &C.
complishments. Some were in
deep mourning, and said that me-
cessity had driven them to apply.
Others had more than u suspicion
of white powder on their faces.
Most of them had dressed them
selvrs as stagily as possible, their
wells being looped up in the half.
concealed and half-revealed style,
and a very fresh buttonhole bou.
quet being held in the right hand.
Some trembled when they spoke,
but others, although they had
never been behind the footlights,
confidently asserted that they could
speak hundred lines easily. An
impression prevailed among the
applicants that they could use
dresses now in fashion for ball,
room, or at least for drawing-room
wear. When Mr.. Palmer asserted
positively that fifteenth century
styles must prevail, the disarpoint.
ment was great. Out of the appli'
cants twelve were chosen, and told
to return for rehearsal the next
day. Nine had already been cho'
sen from previous applicants. The
total number was twenty-one.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03

WE have long been of opinion
that the readers of newspapers are
satisfied with a very limited
amount of controversy between ed
'it0rs. Except when there are some
vital issues at stake-such, for in
stance, as an election, local or
general, we do not care to indulge
In disputation at any length. As
for settling down to a regular bust
ness Of journalistic shuttle-cock
and misunderstanding around
In y weary circle, so to speak, We
have not the slightest intention of
trying our hand at the game. In
our day we have served full
apprenticeship at the business and
outgrown 1t, just as we have our
youthful prediction for splitting
hairs and engaging in endless met
aphys sical disputes. Especially is
this the case in dealing with an ad-
versary who would in no instance
state fairly single position we
should take, and who, should the
luck of controversial battle go
against him, would display a
happy resemblance to the valiant
Knight Hudibras who, "though
vanquished, could argue still"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03

We have been surprised at the
total absence of the name of our
late towpsman, r. D. Pitt, from
the list Of candidates balloted for by
the constitutional Convention for
Secretary. Mr.. Pitt himself was
under the impression that he
loomed up very formidably as a
candidate and that his was the
iron and unrelenting hand that
WAS destined to put the head of Mr..
Marcus d. Boruck in an electoral
"chancery." Whether our towns
man was seized, at an inopportune
moment, by an unwonted fit of
modesty, and simply withdrew, or
whether delegates were insensate
enough not to see his strong claims
- = candidate, are points as to
which we are left absolutely in the
dark. We are surprised ut the re-
suit because our San Francisco cor
respondent, In his letter Of yester-
day, describes Mr.. Pitt as certain
Of his triumphant election. Sic
fyansit gloria nsundi.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03

FoR nearly one hundred days the
people will, enjoy the deliberations
Of the Solons assembled at Sacra-
msnto. We do not look for an un-
usual flavor of dignity from that
body, judging 1t from the fact that
the election Of johnson as Secre-
tary was received with the most
uproarious cheers. Ordinarily one
would a. soon expect 10 hear that
the grave Senators of the United
States had engaged in a game of
leap frog as Of cheers from
. constitutional delibera-
tive body. 1t is an agreeable
thing to know, however, that we
shall always be able to take IN a
chunk Of the wisdom of this grave
and reverend assembly with our
breakfast muffins, and it will be
no drawback to the enjoyment TO
know that the proceedings are liza
bic to be enlivened at any moment
by cheers and cat-calls. The one
thing needed to endear the picture
to the lover of the preprieties is the
figure of Denis Kearney. Posed
on . convenient bench, his fre-
quent Interruptions and dramatic
interludes would have heightened
the interest attaching to the daily
debates amazingly. Kearney should
come home.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03

fine studs has been carried in this
section. The Messrs. Rose, Titus
and Hancock M. Johnston, or Los
Angeles county, and Capt. George
A. Johnston and Charley Thomas,
of San Diego county, have done
yeoman's service in improving the
breed Of horseflesh in Southern
California. In consequence, Nor
gan and other famous breeds of
horses are multiplying with grati-
flying rspidity. AS the climate OF
all portions Of California is spe-
cially favorable to the vigor and
perfection of the horse, we expect
shortly to see this county rival the
most favored sections of the blue
grass region Of Kentucky in turf
achievements.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03

IT appears that some member OF
the church militant of San Fran
cisco has been threshing the edito-
rial staff of the Argonaut for gross
abuse of a lady. Strange to say,
when the bellicose Pixley came to
the rescue of Bierce, that gentle
man himself was also tloored. Is
this the doughty Pixley who
threatened to "jump down the
throat of General La Grange and
kick his CUTS out?" We have used
his own classical language. One
would expect to see man who
would invade the studio of such o
valiant warrior torn to smither.
esns. However, it appears that the
pen of the editor of the Argonout
as with other men entirely great
is mightier than his sword.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03

THERE may be much doubt In
many quarters as TO whether Mr..
Boruck would have made o good
Secretary of the Constitutional Con-
vention, but as an officer of the
State Agricultural Society be is
voted on all hands to be huge sue
cess. The State Fair at Sacramen-
to gave unqualified satisfaction and
the grangers and exhibitors are
loud in Mr.. Boruck's praise.
Amongst the latter is Mr.. Carey,
of this city, who took in the Fair
and who pronounces all the ar
rangements as near perfection as is
attainable.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03
European Gable News.
A London Bank Fails.

LONDON, Oct. 2.-The City of
Glasgow Bank has closed its doors.
The liabilities are stated to be
$4,000; the liability Of sharehold-
ers unlimited. This is the heaviest
bank failure in Scotland since 1857,
when this concern also suspended.
Other Scotch banks were asked for
assistance, but, after examin-
ing the books at a meeting
yesterday, refused to do more
than redeem the note circulation
of the bank, which is stated at
three and quarter million dollars.
The failure has caused great ex-
citement throughout Scotland and
in the London Stock Exchange.
The failure of the bank is general
ly attributed to its resources being
locked up in bills, shares and de-
bentures of various kinds, that
were not readily convertible.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03
n d somewhat angular that the

IT d somewhat singular that the
kontlemen nominated on the Nom
Artixan ticket from this county
failed to vote for Col. Hoge for
President of the Convention. The
Allegation that Col. Hoge, In his
attitude ~ member of the Con-
otikutional Convention, would be
Influenced by any other considera-
tions than q rigid performance of
duty, II one of those exquisitely
absurd things which show the ca
paclty Of otherwise sane men to de-
ocend to the lowest depths of
lnnacy. Col. Hoge would no more
think Of listening to anything save
the suggestions of duty, than would
the Angel Gabriel think of con.
sulting Satan a. to the precise
diapason Of the blast he is to blow,
according to orthodox opinion, on
the last trump, on resurrection day.
We presume that our delegates
wore inspired in this vote by an ex-
cess Of delicacy and an unjust dis
trust Of Col. Hoge. Opposed TO the
Workingmen tooth and toe-nail In
the popular election, 1t is rather
curious that they should unite with
the Representatives Of that party al
sAefamento In an attempt to de-
feat Col. Hoge. That our delegates
should vote against Boruck, a maj
who takes pains to ostentatiously
parade his devotion to corporation
and capitalists, was to have beer
expected.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03
Latest Eastern News.
Latest Fever Reports.

BATON ROUGE, La, Oct. I'd
Yellow fever increasing. Eighty
eight new cases reported yesterday
and a large accession will be added
by this mornings report. Six
deaths since yesterday.
CANTON, Miss, Oct. 2.-The fe-
yer has taken q fresh impetus. Not
only are there a greater number of
cases, but greater malignancy.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2d.-From
noon to 6 P. NJ. II deaths are re-
ported and S8 cases, of which rs
rate since Sept. Goth. The deaths
include 81 under 10 years of age.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 2d.-For the "a
hours ending at 6 O'Clock tonight,
the undertakes report 42 deaths
from yellow fever. Fifteen Of these
occurred outside of the city limits
Moving 90 New Reservation.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 2d.-About
three months ago it was announced
that the Indians at the Red Cloud
Agency would be moved to new
reservation, and orders for their
transfer have been constantly ex-
pected ever since, but they have
not yet been received. The In
dians are pleased with the new To-
cation, Though reports to the con-
trary have been circulating, aud
have been impatientIy awaiting
orders for their removal, which
have dragged tediously along until
the Indians became thoroughly
| disgusted with the slow way of do
ing business. Last week, after re
ceiving their rations, they all gath
cred up their traps and without the
assistance of the agent or the au-
thorities of the Government, struck
out across lots for the new reserve.
There was no violence. There are
about 6,100 Indians in the body
and they took with them a herd OF
cattle in which there are about 600
head.
Nominated for Congress.
OMAHA, Oct. 2d.-E. X. Valen-
tine, of West Point, Judge of the
Sixth Judicial District, was nom
mated for Congress by the Repub-
lican State Convention at Lincoln
this afternoon, on the fourth ballot.
OswEGo, N. Y, Oct. 2d.-The
Republicans of the 2Sth Congress
sional District have re-nominated
Hon. ]. w. Dwight.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 2d.-The Re-
publcans of the Fourth Congress
sional District met to-day and
nominated Judge l.. f. Fresly for
Congress.
UTICA, N. Y, Oct. 2d.-Cyrus D
Prescott was nominated by the Re-
publicans of Oneida District.
NIAGARA FALLS, Oct. 2d.-The
Republicans of the 3lst District
have nominated Richard Crowley
for Congress.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03

We are not only going to have
an unFivaled horticultural display
In the new Pavilion, but the turf
programme which comes off SIM
ultaneously at Agricultural Park
has many interesting features.
The running races especially will
be worthy the attention of all ad-
mirsrs Of that noble animal, the
horse. 1t IL pleasant to note the
extent to which the breeding of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03
Herald Steam Printing House.

rhe Herald sream Printing House is
not surpassed By any Job Printing office
on the Pacinc Coast, outside of San Fran
eisoo. In facilities for doing job work,
Low prices. good work and expedition
nAY be relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03

Sherwood 13, O'Connor Al. Knox
Is, Hayes 10.
The Convention then adjourned
until 10 o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
Conference uf Delegates
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 2d.-A con-
ference of Non-Partizans, Repub-
licans and Democrats was held
this evening In the Assembly
Chamber. NJ. NJ. Estee called the
meeting to order and Rufus Shoe
maker acted as Secretary. Seven
ty.six delegates were present. A
motion to go into caucus was
adopted, several voting adversely,
and the auditors withdrew, many
of them indulging in loud Kisses
as they left the room.
snrrender.d Himself 10 she Police.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. I'm. Nc
Donnell surrendered himself to the
police authorities yesterday after
noon, complaints having been
made by eight persons accusing
him of obtaining their money by
false pretenses while acting as a
| III uCl vi thO uCIubCb Rut ehhu S0tA
firm of Mcdonnell & Co. The ac-
cused furnished $1,000 bail on each
charge. When the case was called
in the Police Court this morning
the prosecuting attorney stated
that the presence of G. Mcdonnell,
a witness to all the transactions on
which the complaints were founded
and for whom two warrants have
been issued for forgery, was neces-
sary for the prosecution. The case
Of M. Mcdonnell was accordingly
, continued until Monday to enable
the prosecution to obtain the at
tendance of the IN issing member o'
the firm.
Mine Assessments.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2d.-An
assessment of 80 cents per share
has been levied by Silver Hill, de-
linquent Nov. 1st; the Andes Min
ing Company has levied an assess
ment of 25 cents, delinquent Nov.
9Th; Hussey Consolidated has lev
led an assessment of 25 cents pei
:. share, delinquent Nov. 5th.
Dtou brom AAeE AhI"Eaes
PORTLAND, Ogn., Oct. 2d.-Mrs
Q Moore, of East Portland, wa
8 thrown from a carriage and Gus
: tained such serious injuries thai
she died last night.
4 The san Jose Races.
q SAN JOSE, Oct. 2d.-In the 2:4I
class races to day, for purse o
. $500, the starters were Abbotsford
:, Gibraltar and Monarch. Abbots
r ford won the first heat in 2:25t ant
;. the second in 2:2l3, the tastes
g time ever made by stallion IL
California. Monarch was dis
tanced. Gibraltar won the thir'
heat in 2:27f and Abbottsford tool
the fourth in 2:243.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03
FOR SALE.

FARM OF ABOUT 400 acres. located
on san Jose Greek, n ar the railroad,
supply of fnever-failing water. VIII sell
In one body or divide into two farms.
Terms reasonable. Enquire on premises
or by letter to A. p. MONROE, Spadra,
Cal. o8 8m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03

Old age has not cooled the Bro
ply blood Of Father Brophy, of
Boone, Iowa, aged 100, who got
into fight with neighbor the
other day and licked him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03

It 10 related Of a physician In the
United States army that bis clerk a
few days ago came into his presence
while ne was very much occupied,
saying: "Doctor, here's commu-
nicstion for you from New Orleans;
what shall do with it?n Still en-
gagged with his work, the COED man
replied hastily: Has it been fu-
migated?" The clerk telling him
It had not, was directed to gumigate
1t at once. This being done, and
the paper handed to the physIcia n,
he was not a little surprised to find
it was telegram.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03
NEW TODAY.
situation Wanted.

A respectable woman wishes a situa-
tion as eoOk-one who understands her
business. Best of oity references. Apply
at the st. Louis House, Main st. o3 lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03

A LADY WHO Is AN EXPERT
IA enced housekeeper and speaks sew
eral languages, would like a position In
a first-class private family or hotel. She
can give the best of references. Inquire
at this office O3.3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03

~ Eryant'S "New Improved" Ressss
~TH@IHlN fseht Adjustable Shla Letters are
tRIAICfSAN taking the place Of ali others can
.EGGON be formed into Solid Plates or used N
@k~S NsiASIsoLr LFrIsas. RIpucIp IN Pahr
~Iverybody will buy them. Can bs ssnt
go .nLpE MARX BY mail Inks and brushes and svery
thing IN Stencil Stock SOLE aaNUFAcTURE Of de woudsrfa
"Bl0NDN GYR0SC0pE," and other Agents. fsst sellns
articles "fo,,uns Chart, etc oyroopss for IS cents
sample Chart 70 eta Send postal card pAreuiars B
have sransm.n' made and furu.h pr0spy any article
wanted sg sg,n o. oon,umsts Of Apsresn fegn make
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03
Hnve Not Agreed.

BERLIN, Oct. 2d.-A dispatch
from Rome says the negotiations
between Germany and the Vatican
have failed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

| Special to the II ERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03

AtMYptIIBM SuISN 'SYsI8uS 'tN)
y HQdL 'o9U suIL97 puB 9U1nO ITO
'psluBM slue5v 'emoU 9BEvp q i -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-03
DILLON & KENEALY

their and the public
the LARGEST and CHOICEST stock of DRY GOODS and FANC
GOODS imported to Los Angeles
Europe purchased LATEST STYLISH good
unprecedentedy low We
bled offer goods in the following departments
The New York herald., 1878-09-29
NED MOLLOY'S EFFECTS.

Rosy Brown called yesterday at the Coroners' ofnc
and demanded Of Chef Clerk ToaI permission to ex-
anime tho pppers OF the late Edward Molicy. sho
represented that she was Ia search OF important
documents having direct bearing upon the divorce
suit now pending against her husband, Mr.. O,erin,
and claimed that shc had intrusted these pa pefs
TO the deceased detective, whom she had
ployed 10 work up testimony IN her divorce
proceedings Moloy's effects were placed before her
she carefully scrutni zcd them. There were sew
oral photographs OF forgers and nders Taking
ono OF the photographs In her hand Mrs Brown re-
marked, ''How Ike Moioy that Is" II was the PFC
turc Of Angel, the Pullman palace car dciauItcr for
whose apprehension reward Of $4,000 Is offered.
The letters and papers we're numerous and OF curl
Gus character. Ono CORES pondent wanted he dead
detective to SHADOW" the movements OF certain
young vie OF whom her husband was jealous.
OF robbery, asking him work up
era reward. Tho most curious document OF all was
that written In rod INK, IN female hand, and signed
.sBltbu IL bore address or envelope, but was
evidently written by woman while iaDoring under
great mental excitement lbe couc uJing lines
we're as follows :--"l viii ioow you TO your grave.
You exult IN your power. but you will soon feel
that Injured woman cau ani will aveDgc her
wrOugs.'
Mr.. Brown, alas Ovcrin, smiled significantly
when her glance rested upon these weOdrnmauC
lines 1t was mot, however, the inssive she was IN
search OF, and sue nurrieuly threw ~ aside.
After looking over the papers sbo expressed her
dsappoihtment at not nuding the particular one sac
was 10 quest OF.
The New York herald., 1878-09-29
BEACH'S BULLET.
THE son OF NEW JERSEY FARMRR KILLED
BY LABoRrSG MAN.

THE son OF A NEW JERSEY FARMRR KILLED
NJ LABoBrSG MAN.
A fatal shooting ARRAY occurred on Friday nigh, at
Talmsgc 8 Crossing, about mile east OF Stilton sta
ton on the Pcnnsylvania Rsiiroac. The circum-
stances attending the commission OF tho deed
follows: MIR. Howard mis- WIFE, his son Eugene aud
l,Ooring IN named Abram Beach lived az tho farm
house located above. On Frday last Mr. howard,
with hs son ana Beach, had been engaged cutting
until tour IN the afternoon, wnen they quit
work ior the day and rctutbcd to tho house. SOOu
alter their Nrivai Mrs. Howard went out and pur-
chased "A quart oi rum, portion Oi which bey all
drank supper was served and the evening was
speht very eDioyablv, young Howard playing hvey
tunes on his accordion. while DoAcn danced break
downs, greatly to the amusement OF tho party. Tho
only cloud this joyous gathering was dispute be-
tween the Hownrds and Beach ms TO which OF the
three had cut the most corr during The day. Beach
declared that he had done as mucn as Howard and
his son together. This little difference
supposed, however, TO have passed away, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard retired 10 bed, leaving their
sou anu Beach to enjoy themselves IN the kitchen.
oon alter their retirement Beach sudoeni, 10,
and drawing "A revolver from his pocket said, '1'll
bo damned u don't 10 10 aud shoot BoD l'--mcan.
ing by Bob Mr. Howard. lie turned quickly toward
the bedroom door OF the Howarde, when young How
ard Jun ned between him aud the dour His entrance
was intercepted Dy this means, AMI Beach levciicd
his revolver at young Howard, Who received the bail
~ his obdotncn. Medical assistance was obtained,
but hc died at four O'Clock yesterday morning
Beach arrested ana is awating the result Of tho
Cprouer's Inquest