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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30

SALES
The total number OF shares reported sold at the
Board to-day I22, 430, delaware and
Hudson. 200; Western Unien, $3.50; Pacific Mail,
200; Now York Central and HUDSON, 500; Lake
Shore, 1885, Morris ana Essex, 30O North western
1885, do, proforred, 1890; ST. Paul. 10 500; do,
preferred. 2o.52o: Delaware, Lackawanna aud West
eru, 400; Erie Railway. 49, no. Hannibal and ST.
Joseph GOO; do, preferred, 1900; Michigan Central
$500; Wabash Railroad, 5000; Central Of New Jer-
sey, 400; Ohio and Mississippi, 400; Union Pacific
$500; Rock Island, 800; Illinois Central, 400
Money was easy throughout, the rates cali loans
being to per cent Mercantile paper was unchanged
The following were the rates Of exchange on Now
York at the aforementioned cities to-day .-savan-
nah, buying y premium, selling at par; Charleston.
sasy, 4 discount, n premium; New Orleans CONNER
cia $40, bank n; ST. LOUIS so cents discount; Chi
cage, rs cents discount, ana Boston, par.
GOLD.
Gold opened at 1ooh, but at eleven O'Clock nd
vanccd 1Oo, at which figure IL remained until tho
close. Borrowing rates ranged from 10 ~ per cent
The gold clearngs at the National Bank OF tho State
Of New York, the clearing house OF the Gold Ex-
change, were:-
Gold balances. 81 1913 $50
Currency baiauces...... 1907, 1854
Gold ccarings..-.. 1852 900
Tho balances At tho Clearing House were:-
Currency cxchangcs..... SAT s2s, 66o
Currency balances. 2,73tOl2
Gold exchanges.... IL, $50 TAO
Gold batsncos. ....................... 9?0, 1888
Tho business Of the day the sub.Treasury in this
city was:-
Join receipts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s4,572 2e3 2s
Coin payments. ..................... sos 263 10
Coin balance. .................$l2oo4 s s44 IL
currency receipts..... $39553S OIL
Currency payments..... 232,2G1 81
Currency balance. ................ $40 COS 436 10
.'.............ss.... poos,ooo w
The Sub-Treasurer paid out on account oil interest
to-day s22 600, and SOS, 900 Tor bonds
FOREIGN MARKET.
London adviccs reported a steady market for con.
namely, 94I a GAY for money, aud o4% for tho
count United Statos bonds wore shade weaker for
new ~ aud ls07's, at 1867. 1864, respectively;
steady Tor new lives, at IoI ana strong Tor Tension
lies, at 1885, In American railway shares Illinois
Central advanced 10 81 aud Reading to 1874 the othor
stocks dealt In beng steady. The Bank Of England
gained EGO 600 bullion during tho week, and 81 900
additional went into the bank balance to-day. Tho
proportion oil reserve to liabilities, which was 3S1s
per cent last week. Is now 401S per cent The direc.
tors made no change IN the sbank rate OF discount
which remains per cont This was ticket day at the
London Stock Exchange. Bar silver declined 10 62lSd
per ounce. At Paris rcntes were a shade lower soil.
Ing lat 1l2f 70s Tho Bank OF France gained 400 ooo
specie during the past week. AT Berlin the Imperial
Bank Of Germany advanced its rate OF discount to
per cent
Foreign exchange !xas -auets= WITH sbusinsss a.
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FALL RIVER. Mass August 80, 1879
The printing cloth ruled quiet and
arc without change.
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REAL ESTATE.
There were sales OF real estate yesterday At the
Exchange
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS.

Tho following statement showing tho rcai estate
transactions recorded In the Registers once, Angus,
20, 1873. rs obtained from Augustus 7. Dosharty,
deputy register.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30

f0II0wIng quot 0na
are ba.ed American standard OF classification and On
cotton store running In quality more than half 4
grade above or below the grade quoted =
Daily Republican., 1878-11-12

Ths blood Of the paschal lamb rub
bed on the door.post Of the Hebrew
dwellings in Egypt saved the Hebrews
from the de ,troying angel, and its flesh,
carefully eaten, strengthened them for
their journey. Our Saviour the night
before He died fulfilled this type by
giving His body and blood under the
appearance Of bread and wine, and em-
posering the Apostles to do what He
had done. He had fulfilled the most
type of His bloody sac, ifice
and He had performed the .Jfrst saye,io-
tn act OF, His priesthood:by of, ring Ii !.
self his body and blood, under theap-
pexrance Of bread and wine.St. Paul.says
OF this, as often as you eat his bread
and drink this cup, you do shor Tie Lords
death TIL lie come." Cor. ii chapter.
P. Il. says you cannot n w the Lords
death without cruciiying Him again.
leave tn" question between st. Paul
and p. L, to be decided By my readers.
November 10, 1878. CATHOLIC.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-12
N T., Nh

Il Co.
|rIris,l
Lt,ry- y
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|iJSi
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Daily Republican., 1878-11-12

Having had advices of COntempla
ana advsnessf LUPIN's FABRICS, eS,
,ialiy their Black CashmeIes and
rinOs, W have hastened to make
ED other WY large purchase of these
ebratsd Goods, 50 that we may be
re to contluue the sale of them at our
-, ST Low WPRIcEs.
Tho tmrnonse quantities we handle
hods q Vi ffbst lhcilities in the purchase
hsse gpoda, which leads us to be
=" q tlat Nero can be no successful
l. .petiti0n With us in prices, provi-
& TIM Goods could be found in this
S7rEst
ha"s'vs havs ksard much dissatisfaction
ressed Rlate by ladies' who have
chased MACK Goods in poorly
tied sstcfseg by finding after they
\ them IN y strong light that they
a, Vie t0& Niue i'm color and in
,s .s 'ii,,Diior !, u quality.
HsAs
)RI Dur D1Aek Goods Depart
tnetHnt Il t6ated in the lightest part
|---'ur ma3niaciently lighted store, so
.tlAdiss may make their selections
RANdh the positiye knowledge that the
u!up n,a u csn appear no better in color
araoiF Fquoueeyat time of purchase than
|you w'lisxaipina with the utmost scru-
'ss ssa5 s.' asAsr
Daily Republican., 1878-11-12
r IME LJMEi LIMEl!!

An excellent Schuy!kill building lime at
~ cents per bushel. Also, the celebrated
Wrightsville Lime, superior to any lime H.
this market, 81 cents per bushel
Also, Coal and sand ut the lowest mars
tates. Yard at loot of West Street. Wilm In
ron. Del JOHN w. GRIFFITH.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-12

~ Nlll "
)()I,S
LI.IIfl
Daily Republican., 1878-11-12
rn1fY Xxl5 ELPHlA, .t ae1uuE
f1Wtf1 IN GTON AND ~ :
Avn II RAILROAD.

TyH1 III ELPHlA, ~ sfN
6kH6 gE RAILROAD.
w 7a777 8N32 8EovEMBER 10. 1878.
Ts1,fn W leave Wilmington as 0llOws.-
~ Iphla. and intermediate stations
q n i1 1O. u. IN. 2 80. &Hi, ~, . 9i8 p. m
m 2hia (Fxpress) . o. y 30. a. IN.
FKN2 No and New York, 237 100 a.uI.
70 n. 70 y. m.
~ and intermediate stations.s 81 Al
HAl4l - md Bay Line, 7OS.
Ho11l1 and Washington II 81, 210. $40
= n. n III Log, Is, 10 20 y. IN.
Tfn16o ~ delaware Division leave tor
NsU GS11e so. . ID u. m. VI, 30 y. IN.
HafyjnE1ou and intermediate stations, . Id
/. m~1WeQp. IN.
Dslmas Intsrmediate stations 10 a. m. o5
oUNDAY TRAINS
Ph1ln1ofr11a and intermediate stations ~
m. tp4I0 IN.
PhlIa6o1phIs and New York, 2yy, sea. n.
Baiumoio and Washington ~ 6l; ~, ~
For fuftA6 Information passengers arc r.
srrust N tne line tables posted ~ the depot
ovip II. T. KENNEY Sunt T
Daily Republican., 1878-11-12
2 |EEvs42TyRNH 81 Wy gkksiiTRo gkirRRo M6ns en-.

~ 11nE OF HUukS-Qk1AWAkE
SEsTERN KA1L10AD.A0om.
3aesday, Dec. 4, 1871. Trains WIZ
Iimington 10 70 q. m, and ~ pm
Sadenberg " o n., and /!
Wilmington b6 an. ana . ~ ~
- ~ land snbsrsst Il m. ,ssd stspss
Trains leaving IAsndenoeI{ q
IG meet with train for Phiiade'i m
ling Wilmington Ut 1oD . u
~ wing Philadelphia at 10 a. M.
wi fgnnia and Delaware train leaying
6I4 1t 90 p. ~.
n LAndenbsrg or.rtvtn
~ IN and Delaware trwi-, q. wiz
~3S ior Philadeiphias tSup. iil
TIs{1 Ing Wiln.Lt ton, ut 6.3 p, M,
~ wing Philadelphia, at t.l5 p. IN.
- |(H u tONFEL. Supt.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-12
I'M. KEN NARD Il co
III MAaKET STREET,
sWixa1TN,Yrov. DEL.

iWlG19INfTON. DEL
AYi N HAY!N-- irst-class art,.
ole Of 1l6{er and Timothy hay. well
u ~ uQ y|{ for sale NJ $1,000 per ton.
,est M n ysorscs. Timothy hay $l1 ru
,n nI AJ141l4| NJ vt IDS TAIN iI.L y
Y, Y krnnt n4 Orange, will he promptly
hieE u1ssg III 0rtt9dff
Daily Republican., 1878-11-12
IEMANl|l

# itsel6 NJ. 4O3 KING STREET
ishsa y IN lnds, very cheap. Basket.
Mnd9 ~ Hlieap. ,f,' :
'tAAsD4 Ill stlowest wholesale rates.
y n HAsk@ lI Fancy Baskets u spec clalty,
Es'Tsty @fv(~y ,stodk, no trouble To show
..Sst X Err, l0s king street. H
Daily Republican., 1878-11-12

to- order al now wputatS
now
1883 Business
Overo sat
veroa from to
n Brow Beaver Ovrcoa at
ns Fine Diagonal Cloths sl9Phce
TO
e n Brown at
Imported Tico
Greatest bargains
oan&2 e-NN
quickly "~
Come and see better goods than
vwhereelse
he atas bargan ofth
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-10

thirteen but two were total losses-the
Commodore and Cambridge. When We
reflect upon the rotten character Of
most Of the vessels employed in the
lumber trade. our only establishment is
that the wrecks are so few. The coal
feet is of necessity composed Of bet
ter grade of vessels. The fate of the
Brontes is liable Except as far as the
Captains running of with the money
is concerned) to . score Of vessels DOW
engaged in ths Puget Sound trade; and
out Of the seventy vessels regularly ply
ing to Puget Sound ports, not over one
half are safe TO carry passengers. This
calls for legislation at the hands Of
Congress, and we hope that PIimsoll
may be found 10 America, to rebuke
the monstrous sin Of sending human be-
ings to sea in such collins as most OF
the lumber ships are known TO be. The
scale has sailor in one side and dol
lar in the other; aad the dollar weighs
down the man, every time.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-10

CONG CRAzY.-Be!iah. in last even
ing's Dispateh. says:
1--WE as earnestly desired the election
of Mr.. Tilden - did any of his support
ers who had no greater personal stake
in the issue. and while the canvass was
pending we were frequently charged by
politicians with having the appoint
ment Of Governor in view"
This, too. right in face of the fact
that at that time he was Deputy
Clerk Of the District Court here. and
just as black a Republican As they ever
made them, and in his loyalty to the
party under which he then held q pal
try Office, had only . few months prior
eaten killing dose of dirt. at dinner
in this city. by eulogiziug the 18th
amendment. which he had for years be-
fore wickedly denounced as the
sum of all villainies.
The whole story is absurd. No one
was ever simple enough to charge him
with aspiring to the Governorship, nor
to deem it possible that any one who
had Just sold out his political opinions
for mess of pottsge would think OF
such thing unless he was crazy aside
from the fact that Governors are not
made out of deputy clerks. He is cor
tainly beside himself; in fact, We
thought it was indicative of . softenine
of the brain or something Of the kind
O week or two ago, when the old critteI
said he was going to be a candidate
for delegate to the State Convention.
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EURORE.

LONDON, Jan. S-Corporal Chambers,
the only remaining military Fenian
prisoner, was released Monday.
LONDON. Jan. "a special from
Berlin says Russia having consented to
enter into negotiations for an armistice.
even if the prelimlnaries of peace are
not settled beforehand. conclusion Of
truce is probable.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 9-The coun.
Gil of Ministers have agreed upon the
conditions of an srmistice, and submit
ted them for the Sultan's approval. In
opening direct negotiations, purely for
q military armistice, the Porte is said
to DE acting upon Lord Derby's advice.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. $40 P. NJ.
The Sultan, having approved the
armistice conditions, has ordered their
commanders in the field to conclude
the armistice with the Russian COM
manders Before agreeing on this
course the Turkish foreign minister
teleg,aphed to the Turkish Ambassa-
dor at London. instructing him to re.
quest Lord Derby to arrange with
Russia, in regard to the conditions OF
an armistice. Lord Derby replied that
Russia would not entertain such a pro-
posal, and counseled direct negotiations
between the belligerents. 1t is stated
tina: negotiations continue between
England and Russia on the question OF
mediation.
ROME, Jan. 9-The Kings condition
is very serious.
LONDON. Jan. O. Intelligence ha:
been received here that an unknown
bark had been run down in Bristol
Channel. resulting in the drowning Of
ten persons
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-10

THE British Columbians are having
their little dabs at mail contracts Just
now, and the usual reference to "leaky
old hnlks" and floating collins" are in
order. We notice that one good boat
has received . subsidy for the route
from Victoria to Comox and Nanaimo
We refer to the propeller Pilot. built at
Portland last year. She is a very fast
boat and can show her heels to almost
anything about there. Somehow or
other. they have considerable trouble
with her engines just now. Nothing
ever happened like that when she was
on the river.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-10

THE Senatorial bubble is beginning
to boil up again in Oregon, which State
elects . Legislature this year; and that
Legislature will elect q successor TO
Hon. j. H. Mitchell, who wants to 90
back very bad. Beside him we hear
mentioned on the Republican side. Hon.
Rufus Mallory and H. w, SCOTT, editor
Of the Oregoniaa. Among Democratic
aspirants we hear the names Of Hon
John Whitaker. DR.. j. c. Hawthorne
and the irrepressibls james w. Nesmlth.
the ablest Senator Oregon ever had to
to represent her.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Exclusively 70 sAe
DAILY Ls'TELLRGEaCER.
THE ONLY NEwsPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY,


CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco. Jan. s-About 100
men who enrolled themselves a. men,
bers OF the military company in the
Tenth Ward. under the auspices of
kearney L Co.. assembled at the Irish.
American Hall tonight to consider the
question Of hiring a hall for drills and
raising funds for the purchase of arms
and equipments. No defuite action
was reached tonight.
Don Franchises De IA Guerra died at
Santa Barbara to-day. aged 60. He
was leading representative Of Califor.
MIA 1t Cahnenga Pass conference be-
tween the American forces under FIRE.
mont and ths Mexican troops under
Fico and successfully advocated a ces.
sation Of hostilities and acquiescencs in
American occupation.
Arrivsd-Str City of Chester, Port
land; schr Ivanhos. Coos Bay; bark
Aslaia. Newcastle. England; ship Er.
icsson, New York.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-10

A YOUNG man named Henry Gray
son has been arrested at Monroe, Ben.
ton county, Oregon, on . charge Of
homocidc committed in Kansas eleven
years ago. In these days of railroads
and telegraphs, it seems impossible for
fugitves to cvade the hand of unerring
retributive justice. The officer who ar
rested him has already started back
with his prisoner. but it seems to us
as it conviction of murder for . crime
committed eleven years ago. is a pref
ty hard matter to accomplish.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-10
Women

Who may ID rseksd with pain and suffering from
the many troubles peculiar TO their sex. can ind
speedy relief and permanent cure by the Doctors
nev treatment. the result Of his many years ex-
perience In their complaints.
0writs . full statement and treatment will
Be eent 10 cure any Disease st home. Cunsults-
ton fire. and strictly confidential. DR.. FIstssry's
two diplomas can Be seen q his o6acs Address,
J. fLArTERY, n. d.
osi-du Seottie. ". +.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-10

NOBODY has found Charley Ross yet,
but everybody has found the best place
in Seattle to get Oysters-at Piper's. of
course.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-10
Sailed-Bk Gen. Cobb, Seabeck: schr

Sailed-Bk Gen. Cobb. Seabeck; schr
Laura May, Goes Bay.
SAN Francisco, Jan s-Wheat--
Shipping. 2a71a7 80; milling, 81 3oo
2 5.
Barley-Feed. Goal 67l, brewing,
/ e9lal 70.
Osts-Fee1, 7Oal o.; milling. e5a
10.
Corn - Large yellow, Sal 81:
white 1 coal 81; small round, 75a
so.
Po.atoes-lal9O, all varieties.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 9-Agitators
Kesrney, Wollock, Knight. O'Donnell.
Helm and Pickett were arraigned III
the City Criminal Court this morning
on the charge of riot and conspiracy.
Kearuey, wellock and Knight waived
the reading of indictments and asked
till Saturday to plead. OIDennell and
Helm pleaded not guilty. Pickett did
not appear being out of the city.
The Bank of California yesterday de-
clared . dividend for the quarter end =
ing December 21st at the rate of seven
PEI cent. per annum payable on thu
18th.
Another warrant issued for the arrest
Of Kearney under the provisions Of the
Gibbs ordinance or gag law: so called.
based on language uttersd at Charter
Oak Hall, Dec. 9th.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-10
NEVADA.

VIRGINIA, Jan 8--About $50 P. NJ
to-day. VIM Carpenter, employed at
the Savage mine. was boring stick of
timber with steam augur. The aug
ur was pointed toward him and he was
pressing the stick against it. when
the augur passed through the stick and
caught in the mans body and passing
through the abdomen came out at his
back He was taken away as soon as
the machinery could be stopped and
eight feet of his entrails unw0und. from
the augsr. He conversed a few min
utes about his business affairs and was
put under the influence of chloroform
to die
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Young Men

Who suffer from the follies Of youth can avail
themselves Of Dr. Flsttery's new treatment before
IL Is too late.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-10

many Of the age Of IS 10 60, suffer from nervous
prostrstion. Len OF vigof and . weakening in Q
manner NOT to be accounted for. and arc ignorant
OF the cause. DR.. Fiattery guarantees Q perfect
cure and restoration Of the physical powers.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-10

WILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR JUSTICE
w OF the Peace for Seattle Precinct at the
Srecial Election. to be held on Saturday, January
10Th, 1878. at IL AN. !y9.td
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-10

DR.. FLATTERY. well-known founder of the
New York Private Medical Institute and author
Of the" Guide to Health, D." Medical Sense" and
Exposition of Disease and Treatment" while
respectfully returning thanks for extensive pat
ronage. inierms the public that he continues here
TO cure all
Chronic and Difficult Diseases
Either ofs
SPECIAL, GENERAL. or PRIVATE NATURE,
With his new and other approved remedies. and
without the use Of mercury.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-10

We condense from the Alta of the I'd
the following disasters to vessels en-
gagged in the Puget Sound trade for
1877:
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NOTICE.


WILL BE CANDIDATE FOR JUSTICE OF
w the Peace for Seattle Precinct at the Special
Election to be held on Saturday, January 18th.
January 9th, 1878. lyle
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THE DOCTOR WILL FOR.
FELT A $500 FEE

For every disease OF Q special nature which he
fails 10 cure. There II no fail when directions
are strictly followed. nor Inconvenience from bus
iness while using his treatment.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-15

AT the regular monthly meeting
of the Board of Directors of the
Los Angeles Free Dispensary, the
following report was received from
the apothecary:
Los ANGELES, May |, 1878.
To the Board of Directors of the
los angeles Free Dispensory:
GENTLEMEN:-The following is
my report of the number of pa
tients treated and the num-
Der of prescriptions compounded
at the Dispensary during the
months of March and April, 1878
MARCH, 1878.
Total number of patients treated
during the month, SO; sex, males,
Al; females, II. Nativity: United
States, 30; Germany, 4; Ireland, 10;
France, 2; Mexico, 5; England, 2;
Austria, l. Number of prescrip-
tions compounded, 141.
APRIL, 1878.
Total number of patients treated,
AZ; sex: females 10, males 32; ma
tivity: United States 25, Portugal
l, Ireland s, Austria /, Scotland 3,
New Brunswick l.
Number prescriptions compound
ed, ll2.
Very respectfully yours,
ID. x. BRYANT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-15

THE last absurd thing we have
encountered is the announcement
that DR.. Dio Lewis is dangerously
ill. AS DR.. Dio has set himself up
as authority on matters of health
and, in fact, has assumed that he
is about the only man who knows
anything about hygiene, his pres
ent condition brings him under the
operation of the Injunction, "Phys,
ician, heal thyself.n DR.. Lewis is
of the bran bread and cold water
order of physicians, and he is a
radical decIaimer against the or
binary diet and habits of mankind.
The only time we ever saw him was
in Los Angeles about q year ago,
and he certainly looked like the
last man who should undertake to
talk dlctatorlally upon the laws of
health. He was just upon the
point of taking.a large number OF
excursionists on a health mission
through the mountains and caflons
Of this State when he was stricken
down. 1t is just possible that
if the Doctor had been little less
radical in his theories, and had
copformed more to the ordinary
habits of society, he would enjoy a
harder physique and better health.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-15
WE see that the Joint Democl

WE see that the joint Democratic
and Republican non-partizan Con-
vention for the Third Congressional
District, which met at Marysville,
amonst the rest, has nominated j.
Mem. Shafter as delegate ut large
to the Constitutional Convention.
Mr.. Shafter-of the Mem. persua-
sion--Is the gentleman who said that
he could employ a vaquero to use
his lasso amongst an equal number
of Irishmen and Cinnamon, and
that he would guarantee that more
intelligence would be drawn out OF
the Chinese than out of the Irish
crowd. Verify the Democratic
party is wandering off after strange
Gods nowadays. But seriously,
what is the use of the Sacramento
Convention with all these nomin.
atoms for delegates at large going
on on all hands?
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-15
LIVING PICTURES.

/. The Cluster. 2. Love. 8. Jealousy.
4. Revenge. 5. Faith, Hope and Justice.
6. Grecian slave. 7. Rock Of Ages. 8. The
First Sin. 8. Venus and the Graces; as
performed by the following beautiful and
elegantly formed young ladies: Mile
Alblssue, Miss Jennie Clifton, Miss Polly
Sneider, Miss Jaffrey Arnot, Miss Lizzie
Price, Miss Kate Emerson.
EB Note - The management begs to
state that the entertainment Will be
strictly first-class in every respect, and
nothing will be said or done that will
offend the most tastidious.
ADMISSION, Preserved seats without
extra charge) 81; Admission TO Gallery,
so cts.
Doors open at clock p. Perform
ance to commence at p. M. sharp.
ml5-Gt MATT LAWRENC E, Manager.