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New ORLEANS, January ls,-The Demo.
cratic. caucus te,piaht hallotted unsuccess.
FULLY for United States Senator. The last
ballot resulted as follows: Kenner 81,
E Egstts y, Jones Is and Heron 10; the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-14

TIE CovRrs.-CouxrY CoURr-Judgs
Boyd-This Court yesterday transacted
the following business: IN
The case Of W. H. Woodward W. Chas.
Fisher, was continued generally.
Second papers Of naturalization were
granted to August Helmbright, native Of
Germany, and first papersto Louis Col
mar, also a native Of Germany.
The case OF Burns & Gillespie W.. Mackin
4 Co., is still on trial. .a.,
Adjourned to 0 o'clock this morning.
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Vance Has a CIear Pield.

RALEIGH, n. c.. January Ex-senator
Morrimon addressed letter to the Dem.
ocratie caucus OF the Legislature with.
drawing from the contest for Senate. Gov,
Vance will be nominated In caucus on the
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POsteL f.,Alina.

With the largest assortment Of wood tF
In the State and the best cylinder prc,s's y
can execute, at the shortest notice, any Nls
or size Of Poster, Programme, Handful I
Dodger that may be desired.
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Book Printing.

With large fonts Of type, ranging in sS
from NonpareiI to Plea, the most perfect hi
press and well appointed bindery, We ha
facilities for this special class Of work possas.
by few offices in the W.
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Tar most popular and fragrant Perfume o
Tho day, "HGokNErAcK y try It. Sold by +
Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; c. E. DWIGHT
24:h and ChRpline streets; Laughlln BIO. 4
Co., Wheeling, and Husbands & lnsksen Heli
aire ''"'''? 1 1rS''
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Dividend-Etna Iron and Nail Co.
For Rent-House on Island.
For Rent-House on Eighteenth street
q Ilost+ Order Book. i'S5 lEi. E.!'I
Stakeholder Meeting Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
Citizens Ticket. .,.'
Meeting OF Stockholders-Hinge Co.
Sideboards-Friend 4 Son. 1aIn0g
Sauer Kraut-A. c. Egerter & Co.
Notice-BenwoOd Iron Works.
Moss Rose Hams-Geo. II. Parks.
Lost-Money.
Artistic Goods-Hutchins' Music Store.
Do Grand Concert-Head Of Local.
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Brief Printing.

Possessing large fonts of new type and e.
book press, We can print briefs in mVt
shorter time than Is required In offices VII
less ample facilities.
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Blank Books.

We manufacture every description OF bIli
book, from memorandum to blank lsJS
on the shortest notice.
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AND SEE!

Alss a full line Of Ladies' and Cent? Hand and
Machine S0Wed
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Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company
J. N. Vance, A. Allen Howell NJ Reilly,
r. Crangle, D. C: List Jas Maxwell, A. ].
Clarke, J. l.. Stifel, A. Wilson Kelly.
German Bank,-No new Board OF Direct
ors Of the German Bank were elsCtedI no
quorum being present. The old board
will hold over, unless new ono Is elected
in the future, Of which there is little pros.
Nnct
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Pianos and ergaaS sar the Holidays,
H ..rr. #H GlelN. T.r

1''"n"S "aa SfgaS saF tue Holidays
one4 octave organ at $S5.
0neh octave Estey organ at Gao,
.- Ono stop smith American organ al
One @ stop Taylor 4 Farley organ at $50.
One $3.50 Smith American organ at
$3.50. ~. .r =uHI..-. .fIf -.
One 0 stop Packard organ at i65.
One . octave melodeon at 800.
One 0 octave piano at $50.
One 0 octave Ukipkarlng piano.at $75.
One 0 octave 0hickering piano ut 500.
One 7 octave Haines' piano at 500.
y One 4 octave new piano at $3.50.
Call and examine, at @. Y. Lucas Music
Store, 1927 Market street, "
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" you want your baby to look
bright do not put II TO sleep with lauda-
mum when restless, but use DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup. % cents bottle.
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POLICE Counr-Judae Ctanmer.

IV"INH OVUNE VOuV' STUHHEIF'
The following cases were before His
Honor yesterday morning:
George Snaubb, drunk, lined Sand costs.
Committed
William Schelly, lewedness, fined s. and
costs. Execution suspended, on payment
OF costs. .s Gltsh47Ttg
John Mack, disorderly, fined s. and
costs. Execution suspended on payment
OF costs. 1900 I..'-.I.
Adjourned till the usual hour this morn,
ing. .r @ Hr'
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
In thu Circuit Court of Brooke Comfy, westvIrvInIa
Vincent Vannietre

WIN. r, Campbell ct al. =.
ny virtue Vi decree Of the Circuit Court II Brooke
Onth6 10Th day Of September, 1873, L. J. Z Curtis.
SheTlOt brooke county, will sell al public auction d,
the front door Of tho Court House d brooke county
West Virginia, IN tho town Of Wellsburg, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1879, @
TheRa estate described Ia the bll and proceedlnFs In
said cause, Said land Is situated on The wnteis oi
buffalo, adjoining The town Of Bethany, Brooke oOlIn.
~, sald to contain IsTsN
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THE NETHERLANDs.


The HAGUE, January lS.-Prince Henry
Of The Netherlands, brother Of King vii.
liam, died to-day. Hewas born June 10,
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ALL the late new music, standard, CLASH.
cal and popular music OF the day, for sale
at halt price at Sheib's Music Store, Wash.
ington Hall.
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DIRECTORS ELEcrEp.-The following Di.
rectoB were elected yesterday by the in
situations named:
4EtRa Fire and Marine Insurance Company
w. B. Simpson, VIM. C. Handlan, ]. K.
Botsiord, J. K. McCourtney, ]. l.. Hobbs,
DR.. r. W. Ha1lett, X. a. McCabc. No
change from last year.
Bank Of he Ohio PalIey-John X. Bots
ford, WIN. i. Simpson, John l.. Hobbs,
jacob s. Rhodes, Wm. "A. Turner, A. NJ.
Adams, II. NJ. Harper, 0. G. Dewey, Wm.
A. Isett. .',-s
Exchange Bank-J. N. Vance, L. S. Del
aplain, Samuel Laughlin, Crawford Booth,
S. Horkheimer, D. Gutman,. VIM. Filing.
ham, John Frew, Aaron Kelly. The only
change made in the Board from last year
was the election Of Aaron Kelly, vice J. e.
Huffman rnSinnnh
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FoUND!-The Best in the World HAtclIs
Universal Cough Syrup, for Group, asthma,
colds and all lung diseasrs
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THE BEST MACHINERY.
Mercantile Printing.

Our very large assortment { { Iancy TIE
together with our improved job pr .sscs git'
US unsurpassed facilities for I rlnt ng bu,Ita
cards, circulars, letter heals, bill IesS
checks, drafts, envelopes, &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-14

SENATORIAL DiREcroRY,-Rhere Our Sen.
dtorS are Domiciled. below we give list Of
the officers and members OF the State Sem.
ate, now in session, with places 81 real.
dence, compiled especially for the INTEL.
LiuESCRR.
OFFICERS.
+, a. Cunningham, Clerk, st. James Ho.
tel, Water street.
II. Q. Entler, Assistant Clerk, st. James
Hotel, Water street.
y. D. Anderson, Sergeant-at.Arms, No. SO
Fifteenth street.
Geo. S. Chiffon, Doorkeeper, No. 1925
Main street.
Thos, W. Keller, Committee Clerk,
stamm House, Water street,
II. Q, Duncan, Committee Clerk. stamm
House, Water street.
Thos' i: Parke, Committee Clerk, stamm
House, Water street.
", P. Fry, Page, St James Hotel, Water
street.
Thos. R. Kennedy, Page, No. 1921 Chap.
line street.
MEMBERS.
W. N. Adams, Stamm House, Water
street. O'
I. ]. Baxter, No. S3Fifteenth street.
X. ). Brown, No. Is Twentieth street,
CT. Butler, Stamm House, Water street
Il. +. Dennis, stamm House, Water
street.
Vim. Erwin, No. 1902 Jacob street.
+. Is. Faulkner Mcclure House, corner
Market and Twelfth streets.
Wayne Ferguson, Stamin House, Water
street,
D. \. johnson, No. 1921 Chapline street
]. 7. Jones, No. 1926 Main street,
N. s. Kirtley, No. 79 Fourteenth street
!. NJ. Lowe, No. Is Twentieth street.
n. G. McGrew, Mcclure House, corner
Market aud Twelfth streets.
David McGregOr, st. James Hotel, Wa
ter street.
C.N. Newton, No. 1902 Jacob street.
David Pagh, stamm House, Water
street, -
j, N. Stout, St. James Hotel, Water
street,
4. i. Summers, St. James Hotel, Water
street. "
n. il. Tarr, stamm House, Water street
E. NJ. Turner, Stamm House, Watel
street. -
Charles Williams, stamm House, Water
street. s,,.. ..-
J.J. Woods, No. 1901, Chapline street
''7"H DELEG4TEs.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, o.
observed at schncpf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:.,S,.
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Owing to majority OF the members o
the House Of Delegates having only taker
up a temporary residence as yet, anC
numerous changes being contemplated
their publication at present will be prema
| tuFe.
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onEw JReksOn's beatsweet Navy TobaeeQ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-14
Shipping Tags.

Carrying a full line of sizes and style q
DENNIsoN's SHIPPING TAGS, We q,
offer unusual inducements to merchants ~
Others desiring to advertise their hlssjnc'''
tkismanner.
All orders by mail promptly attended y
Estimates furnished and all dGsiryi iniof'''
ton given.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
THE OLIVER-CAMERON CASE
VERDICT.

Obedient 10 Judge Carter's mandate,
the jury in the Cameron-O''ver suit yes
terday 'look the case and disposed of 1t"
by q verdict for the defendant. So IL
passes away from all but the record, and
it is To be hoped that we may never be
called upon again to chronicle the stages
ofa case so infiltrated through and through
with all that is filthy, false and disgust
ing, At the best, breach-of-promise suits
are seldom cleanly, but it is a misnomer
to call this a breach of promise suit. 1t
was simply an overlooking Of the slums,
an the atmosphere is still nauseons be-
cause of it. Ii such cases must be tried,
and f gentlemen Of the wig and gown dc
not wish to lose their standing as con-
servators of the public morals, it would
seem to be incumbent upon them to ex'
ercise their ingenuity in jnventing some
way to avoid trying cases of this sort In
the open air and in public. The morals
of the community cannot afford such 6
strain as is put upon them by the public
arraignment Of Infamous causes of the
Oliver-Cameron type. H. sides what tht
courts and the lawys rs owe 10 justice am
equity, they owe something also o decen
cy and decorum, to the ingenious cheel
Of youth and the habitual self-respect o
of maturer years.-Balt. Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
WHAT BIRDS ACCOMPLISH.

The swallow, swift and hawk are the
guardians of the atmosphere. They
check the increase OF insects that other
wise would overload it. Woodpeckers,
creepers and chickadees are the guardi-
ans Of the trunks of trers. Warblsrs and
fycatchers protect the foliage. Black
birds, crows, thrushes and lar ks protect
the surface of the soil Snipe and wood
cock pro ect the soil under the surface.
Each tribe has its respective duties to
perform in the economy of nature, and
it is an undoubted fact that ifthe birds
were all swept oil tho face of the earth
man could not live on 1t, vegetation
would whittier and die; insects would
become so numerous that no living be-
ing could Withstand their attacks. The
wholesale destruction occasioned by
grasshoppers which have devastated the
West, is to great extent, perhaps,
caused by the thinning out of the birds,
such as grouse, prairie hens, etc., which
feed upon them. The great and inesti
mable service done to the farmer, gard
ener and florist by the birds is only be-
coming known by sad experience. Spare
the birds and save the fruit; the little
corn and fruit taken by them is more
than compensated by the quantities ol
noxious insects they destroy. The long
prosecuted crow has been found by ac-
tual experience, to do more good by the
vast quantities Of grubs and insects he
devours than the harm he does in the
grains of corn he pulls up. He is, aftel
all, rather a friend than an enemy to the
| farmer.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
The United States supreme court

The United States supreme court has
rendered decision that legis lature in
giving authority to municipality to Gre
ate debt in reality also gives authority
and makes IL the duty to levy a tax for
the purpose of meeting such indebted
ness and this duty the courts must en-
force. The opinion arose from the case
of Charles Parsons against the city of
New Orleans, the city having refused to
levy a tax or otherwise provide for the
payment of some bonds, issued in aid Of
railroad by authority of an act OF the
Legislature which did not contain any
exp ess provision for their redemption
upon maturity. This duty, as declared by
the supreme courts ruling, is implied in
the permission granted to issue the bonds
and the court repudiates the idea that
this is an encroachment upon the legisla-
tive power of taxation.
Avoid the doctors bill before 1t Is too
late, by keeping convenient Kel!er's
Roman Liniment, which is the greatest
pain destroyer sxtant. Price so cents per
bottle.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
a APOTLUCK PICNIC.
AT WHICH DISTINGUISHED oUnsTs DID
THEIR OWN COOKING.

OVN SCohA&1s
From the New York Tribune.
1t was unique aud thoroughly sue.
cessful entertainment which was given
by Robert b. Roosevelt last evening at
the rooms of the Free Trade Club, No.
21 West Twenty-fourth street. He call
ed it q "pot-luck picnic" and its pecu-
liariiy consisted in the fact that all the
vianjs were supposed TO have been pre-
pared by ladies and gentlemen present.
1 The cards of invitation stated that "any
guest feeling within herself or himselfthe
Divine confidence Of cookery is requested
to supply the dish in which he 'or she
excels," and several of the more impor-
+, tant ones were specifically appropriated.
At 4p. III. the guests began o assemble
and to invade the kitchen. Gentlemen
and ladies were soon envrloped in CON-
prehensive aprons, and then the opening
of oysters, the mixing of materials fol
puddings and salads, the carving Of plates
and knives and forks from the basement
to the parlors and the arrangement ofthe
long tables occupied the time for an houI
aud half. Some CT the food was pre-
pared outside, and the question of the
cook was one of faith rather than ofsight
but much honest work was done in the
sight of all who chose TO visit the kitcher
and about the plum pudding of Mrs. ]
c. Croly (Jennie June), the fish chowdel
of Mr.. Roosevelt, the maccaron' master
piece by Mrs. Fake, the coffee of joaquin
Miller, the sauce piqudnts OF Mrs. For
tescue and the peach pudding Of Clari
Morris, there can be no question.
| ha hSt IN ptia al hiahAa n N
well-nigh vanished Mrs. Croly ponder
ous plum amt pudding and Mrs. Marl
Kyle Dallas' tutti frutt made their ap
pearance ut the rame moment aud wer,
greeted with applause After a shor
time Clara Morris peach custard was In
troduced, and Joaquin Miller's coffee
"strong enough to hoat an egg"--compls
ted the feast. Mr.. Roosevelt said that tn
idea Of the entertainment originated at
small social gathering where John Sav
age was present. Mr.. Savage was speak
subjects of which they knew little o
nothing. Mrs. Croly said "Well, Cal
cook, anyhow" Others of tie compan.
said that they could cook certain articles
and 1t was agreed then and there, tina
each should give evidence of his or he
ability in that direction and the "pot-luo
picnic" was deviaod. Mrs. Fanny Foste
was called upon and recited q humorou
poem Of her own composition. job
Swinton was called upon a. represents
tive of the Commune by Mr.. Roosevelt
and responded In manner which elicit
cd shouts OF laughter. Brief speeche
were also made ~ Mrs. Mary Kyle Da
las, Barnett Phillips, Elliot q. Cowdi
and others, and there were recitations b
Minnie Swazie, Miss Annie Thomai
Miss May Croly and others. Mrs. Ha
riott CLARA Morris) was so fatgued b
her exertioDs over the range that she Wa
: unable to respond to the numerous cal
made for her. Mr.. Croly, the chief butlt
Of the occasion, responded for her In
brief speech.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
A Nrw STEERING INVENTIONS

A New STEERING INvEHTIoN.-A
new invention for steering vessels by
steam instead of by band was ties ed in
New York, Monday, oil one ofthe largest
and most unmanageable tugs in that har-
Dor. BY the old way OF steering vessel,
when there is a strain on the right of the
rudder there is corresponding slack on
the left, and this is what causes all delay
and ard work in handling the wheel.
The new invention picks up this slac k
and holds it. No matter in whai position
or in what angle the rudder is placed, it
is held as taut as though it was straight.
The New York Assembly on Tuesday
heard Mr.. Skinner's explanation and ad-
yocacy Of his bill making the legislative
sessious biennial. His chief arguments
were that a half million ofdollars would
bssavsd every other year, end that better
laws would be enacted. In dissecting eX-
listing methods of legislation he showed
that of the Alb laws made in 1873 not tw o.
score were of fundamental interest to the
neople. The Assembly showed its appre-
cia,ion of the bill by ordering it to third
reading.
Chambers and Clark, the pugilists who
gonaht last week, both keep barrooms in
philndelphia, and each has "a large ard
thr;ftv following. They are personally
friendly and the match Is supposed to
haze been chiefly intended to revive their
iinnor business. That result was effected,
for The saloons have since been crowded
every night. They are TO give sparring
exhibitions together, of course, and 1t is
calculated that their profits Will aggre-
gregate not less than $4,000 .
THE sugar crop of Louisiana Will
amount this season to 225, 600 hogsheads,
or 25O, ,OOO, 900 pounds, worth Sl4, ,625 ,ooO
and the Weld of molasses to 10000 bar
rels. worth $3,OOO,OOO. Last year ,he
production of sugar was less thah lov,'
0OO, 600 pounds, and that OF molasses IL
pronortion.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
THE EXPENSIVE BROOLYE
RIDGE

Nlw YORK, April 1.-The trustees of
the Brooklyn bridge waited on Comp
bridge money. President Murphy stated
that they wanted 100000 at onca aud
500, 900 every month until 81 ,000, 900 was
paid, which the city owed. The comp
troller promised to comply with the de-
mand. Mr.. Murphy stated that the total
cost of tho bridge would be $i3, ,760, 900.
1t would take $3.50 600, beside tho pres
ent million duo by New York, to COM
plets tho structure. They proposed going
to the Legislature to have a bill passed
enabling them 10 get hack the interest
paid on the bridge bonds issued by the
comptroller, which would amount to a
large sum.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
TIME TABLE.
,~aroH

.vr WILMINGTON'
blphi,aa' "a III lS5 IL 50, $50, 49, O.
s.", as K < Al. 9 80, Q ~, p m. ANN
oW' n. 9.5O,s m, IL 80, IL ~:
prss,,,ndays: prs T,i aOea m. =; ~, p: mi
pn su,dW 'd Washington: 1851, 2.lo,
195T, t.A, 81 iO'Io'p '
|, 2 1889, a 70. mn sundav
eposit; 45e ? IN n'
,.. sao. s1 Is a N; / oo, 8 80 p
nnday train. =. M a an
re- r. r.: . 10 u mi w. Wv
|unday train. ID R.so5 n
gon m. no sunday train.
~ as,,rn m, r. TX. I ID, 10 0o q m;
~ " enndays trains.
NO Ar wILMINGToN.
ARRis.. 20 a. h "a. go I O6 a m
helpnis,o; ON 3b5. lb1, 5O4. 9 %,
V -, : m m On sundays IL 43,
135, 10 %, ] lo m',o1l "a m
u MI. ~ Ill, - ~
I%N IN sundays: IL 43, O>
p M . a.s4 b, O41, a m; i2H,
nor . "a n m: on Sundays: Q o. q m
6ington; 2ot : m o Mn, " : =, ~ !. ! p. !,
p m; Oh sund dayS' u " !" '''
Deposit' 200 . IN no 9u"'"'
| cas,,e. sp0 n m; IL 10 m
M Sunday trains.
? III, r. r r. ( so 1910 q m
"" M sunday trains.
lion ~ A Northern X. R.: 9 6
bile a. n m. no sunday trains.
20 20 Western X. r.: 8 90 q m
~a M SUNDAYS trains.
RI WILMINGTON Lave Phil
ADELPHIA.
=, raei and Washington ave
so 10 30, II 10 a m; 2 30. 3 80
~ ak o as, II 30 p m; on Sun.
a. a m: 6 sO,9 As, II 80, p m.
,y' 'second and Market streets
! m. u Is, 8 5t, $50, II 80 p m
6avs: Q 30. II 81 p m.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03

WARE WESTERN RAILROAD
hge OF hours. On and after Feb.
| Trains will run az follows:
Wilmington, I is a. m, 1880 a. m.
m.
IAvondale, 8.58 a. M, IL 80 noon.
Pomeroy, o 80 b m, | IS p IN.
)ng. leave Pdmeroy 1910 q. m.
m.
)np, leave Avondale, IL IA noon,
!. m.
BE- Wilmington, 500 a. m. 2l5 p.
BOJ p. m. D. CONNELL,
superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-03
RAILROADS..

rIyHIA, W ILMINGTON d
more RAIL ROAD.
Novem her I'd. 1878.
hi leave Wilm ington "a ioiio"'
phia and Inter m ed late saati0ns' ,
lilo 90 q. m. ZSo, soo' '~'
phia Express 800. 200, a m.
ri New YORK, R37, 7 10, S.oO. q IN ,
5 46, p. m. ,.,
fe and Intern edlate S'Atiens,
re and Bay LII pc, I.os, a. m: o.o
ne and Washin gton ,l2ol, q 10, ooS.
M. 51s, 10 26, h, m.
~ DeIaware division, lea We for:
Sile' s.i5, a. m. 1.O5, 8 30, p. m.
ton and Intern ediate Stations,
| | 05, $50 p. m.
and Intermed iate Stations s.lo
p. m.
phia and Intermediate stations
bOO. 6.3a, p. IN
Mia and New YORK, 2.09. o. M
and Washi Hgton, 1881. 2 II
Der Information passengers are
The time tables posted at the
4 H. r. KENNEY,
Qr no RI N ant
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-07
LEGAL.
Certificate of Co.Partnership.

Know all men by these presents, That
we, Henry Il. Myers, residing in
the city of Los Angeles, county OF Los
Angeles, and Jonas Mendelson. resid-
ing in the city of Los Angeles, county
of Les Angeles, in the State of California,
do hereby certify and declare that we
have organized and formed ourselves into
a co-partnership, and we covenant and
agree, each with the other, TO be co.part-
ners ior the purpose of carrying and con,
Quoting the business of grocers and
commission merchants, in the city of
Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles, State
OF California, under the firm name and
style of MYERS & MENDELSON
That the principal place of business Of
said co-partnership is situated in the city
of Los Angeles, county OF Los Angeles,
and State aforesaid.
That the names of all the persons in
terested as partners in such business are
above stated and signed hereto, and that
such partnership will continue and be in
force until further notice by u.s..
In witness whereof, we have hereunto
set our hands and seals this 2lst day OF
February, A. ID. 1879.
HENRY II. MYERS. [seal.l
j. MENDELSON. seal.I
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-07
SEALED PROPOSALS
....FoR THE....
REDEMPTION OF LOS ANGELES
COUNTY BONDS OF 1861,
...EOR THE.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREAsURER,)
Los ANGELES COUNTY, CAL.
Proposals will be received by the un-
dersigned, at his office, in the city
of Los Angeles, until TUESDAY,
MARCH Is, 1879. for the redemption OF
the sum of six thousand three hundred
(S6300) dollars of the bonds of said Los
Angeles county of the issue Of 1861, said
amount OF money being now on hand for
the purpose of redemption; said prOpos-
ais to be opened one week after the expi-
to be accompanied with good and suffi-
cient security that the same shall be car
ried out within fifteen days after accept-
ance; the class and form to be prescr,bed
by the undersigned. NO proposals shall
be received exceeding par value, as NAV
It deem the greatest amount of bonds.
h. +. HEWITT,
County Treasurer.
Los Angeles, February H. 1879. felStd