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GOLDEN MEDALS TO
ALLCOCK'S PLASTERS.

LauESHVRG, Richmond County, n
Hon Brandreth. Proprietor Acocks Porous Plastcrs
Ihaye been great sufferer from spinal disease moth.
ng ever did me any good or afforded relief from ache
and pains in my back until applied ALLCOCK's rLAS-
TIERS The relief was immediate, aud could sleep and
work IN perfect comfort am sorry TO say, however.
that leave the Pators % for ten days the weakness
and pain in my spine returns
Yours truly
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SING SING PRfsoN, March IAN abstract OF
the business at the PRISON for the month Of February
the earnings 10 have been Si1bi220 expenses.
sl52ao ~ leaving net gain o sf4l2 o. The average
number Of cOnYlcts has been l.7t2
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This institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature OF the state for Educational Charitable
purposes In 1863 tor The term Of twenty-five years
which contract the nyoAblo faith Of the STATE pledged
with capital Of 81 oooO0 to which II has since added
reserve fund OF $4,000 II NEVER SCALES OR POST.
PONIES iooth Monthly Grand Distribution New Orleans.
March IL 1887 prizes total $40 400 capitals 5000
Sioopo 5000, sc; iooOpo tickets. two go dollars;
halves one ~ dollar Apply to NJ A. DAurHIN, +. O.
Box 092. New orleans, La or II. l.. PLUM 3l9 Broad.
New York.
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MARINE INTELLIGkNOE

HIrtsruuN ALnAEAo-rHis DAV
sun rses.... 32lSun sets.... a2lMoon sets.. 20
HiGH wArKR--ruts
sandy Hook. 42lGov Island 81 Hell Dates. So
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Rmnciauon and scrona can be completely cured by MS
inr Phillips Palatnblc God LAYER OIL ia combination with
PhOspho kuuitine. All druggists Depot plau s,-Ade
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LEONARD RANKIN.


Beware Of limitations ALLCoCKs POROUS PLAs.
TIERS sold by all druggists Principal once, 2ei
Canal St, New York
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Beltnundred shirts in the CITY q ~ Is each; British
socks, 2Oc pair linen lArs 81 20 "rdtl u W. Johns
ton, 100 Grand st. also AT 9th hV corner VI 10Th sI-Adg
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A good UmhreIla IL very desirable, hut one
that combines good properties with ELEGANCE must be-
eagerly sought Such an one is the ISAAC SMITH
Megltess SILK Umbrella
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THE NINE CONCLUDING NUMBERS OF
the present volume Of THE PLUMBER AND sANITARi
ENGINEER. which will contain a selection Of the ap
proved plans received in the late $500 Competition fol
MODEL HOUSES FOR woRKINGMEN, will be sent OF
receipt Of ONE DOLLAR
The March number contains the four prize designa
Published monthly at $3.50 per year, postage paid
Single copies, 10 cents Sold by all newslcalcra
Address
THE PLUMBER AND SANITARY ENGINEER
40 william st New York.
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Fine s. SILK Hat for 81 go. Derby aud
Soft Hats sleO, worth 81 10 New Church e. up stair
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The most enicRclous stIniulants 10 excite the
appetite are ANGOSIURA BlrrEES, prepared bv Doctor
J q SlEGERr SONS Beware ot countereits. ASK
your grocer or druggist for the genuine article.
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Cure your Cough by using Madam Porter
Cough Balsam. Price, -, So and IS cents
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Now give three cheers. I lead the way,
Hurrahl Hurrah I Hurrayl
! am only SN cents. you see.
The ruler NJ the Weekly Navcc,
Whose praise every kewsman loudly chants,
I've no equal-no sisters, nor cousins nor aunts;
snap my fingers at oppositun's tAunts.
SO gOOdby ~ my sisters my cousins and NV aunts.
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chrome promptly cured ~ Maticy Caylus' Ca Jules
used Tor over % years by the leading physicians IN
Europe aud America. They are sold by all druggists
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RRIEU.

Point Vineyards
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TO THE PUBLIC.

sense Of duty to the afflicted rTompts me 70 MAKE
don Evans S g West e9 a % ~ ease Rs
from complete PARALYSIS u my lett arm; could not eyei
Evans restored me perfectly. ,,a,' pEIEE gREES;
MISS WATERS $3.50 West s7ii Il. was constant sui
ifrs, from the met eserSua5s neurasa i9r the pas
TAPE WoRM.-Nr Chas ,. Strauss Importer Of Iaee)
worm, which had resisted all former treatment Dr.
Reference 70 hundreds whom he has cured during n,
.r eSn br v Sy eaS az hi snror mas
The poor treated publicly aud free atGRAND CENTRAL
from to il O'Clock. Al are inviad 10 attend
from II A, NJ. nllsP NJ
CATAREBA CArARRH CIGARETTES
lis astonishing tn how head full Of Catarrh is
quickly relieved by these harmless little things
The original and only genuine; All Druggists
Depot, Great Jones st.
MANY PEOrLE suFEEK -,
promutness as thousands who have tried it cheerfuj
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
VAN BELLS "KYE AND ROCK" TRADE
mark rcusteredJ the only genuine. For sale by drug
gists 81 per large bottle and at depot Chambers Il
south sde 50 per gallon. n. VAN BELL.
Kicks RSEAND ROCK CANDY"
The reliable quality all goods sold by us for thu
past 70 years 81 per bottle. 81 PEI E@li,qn 90
GO FULTON ST aud 100 BROADWAY.
TO TIRED MEN AND WOMEN.
SAfAklLE, being medicinal AS well as cleansing, usct
IN the loot aud sponge hath brings teei and comfort
the tired, aching. exhausted body. nul limbs
SOLD NY ALL DRUGGISTS
COLBORNE TABLETS.
Absolute cure for Cough. prouchius. Dyspepsia and
Cousup alton Sold hv druggists Mailed receipt go
L. II coLBuRNE, - New church t.
sAPANULE.
TRY THE EFFECT OF AZ EXTERNAL REMEDY,
admins through the pores instead Of delusns tho
stomach with drugs.
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS
PILES PEUMASENTLY CURED WITH
out KNIFE isaurc, causlc; charge TN cured. ties
tnonals from physicians aud PATIENTS consultations
tree. nr STODpARD. lil West 2lst It
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ohstration last night, wheh the
Marquis, on rising to support the
motion of the Government, rela-
tive to the question of privilege,
was received with loud and pro-
longed cheers from the Liberal
benches.
LONDON, July 10th.-Ogle q
Pickard, cotton spinners of Burn
ley, have failed. Liabilities, f25 900.
spain nnd she chilean war-tas,e-
lar Crisicisss she Government.
MADRID, July 10th. I'm Congress
yesterday the Minister of Marine
stated that the Government had
no intention of sending Spanish
man-of-war to Chilean waters, as
Spain had no connection with the
belligerents.
CASTELAR,, continuing his speech
in advocacy of the punishment of
the authorities of Puerto Plata for
insulting the Spanish flag, urged
that the public press be permitted
| to discuss freely all important
| questions, and he incidentally
| characterized the Government of
| Restoration as reactionary. He
said he knew of no restoration
which had prevailed against revo-
luton, for it was impossible to gov
ern against the wishes of the
people.
Cost Of the War win Turkey.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 10.-The
Globe estimates that the cost to
Russia of the war with Turkey
amounted to Gl50,000, 900, and that
the deaths in the Russian army
numbered 200, 200 men.
The EducatiOnai Biii.
VERSAILLES, July l0th.-The
Chamber of Deputies yesterday, by
a vote OF 81 to IS, rejected the
amendment 10 Jules Ferry's Edu-
cation bill, introduced by MontieT
de Montjau, aiming at the prohibi-
ton of all religious orders from
teaching.
Petes's Pence
hOMEI July lOlH.-l ne coutiluu-
tions to Peters pence for the first
half of the present year Increased
e2S, 600 compared with the cores
ponding period of 1878.
Liberni Lossrs in the Late Eiec.
sfons.
VIENNA, July l0th.-In the elec-
ton for Representatives of the
great landed proprietors of Moravia
IN the Reichsrath the Liberals lost
six out of nine seats which they
formerly held. The blow is much
felt by the party.
Surrender Of MutineeIs.
HAVANA, July 10th. Additional
advices from Mexico announce hat
the Mexican war vessel Ltbertad,
the crew of which mutinied, re-
turned to Vera Cruz on the 30th of
June and surrendered. There were
several bodies and prisoners on
board, sUuc Of tho orew having
made q counter revolt at sea.
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The Callous Reporter.
University Magazine.

university Magazine.l
Perhaps the reason for the indif-
ference which the reporter betrays
on all occasions is that he has had
somewhat too close peep into the
seamy side OF public life. A new
charitable institution is started;
the papers laud the philanthropic
endeavors of the promoters. but the
reporter mayhap, who takes a note
of its first general meeting, finds
himself entirely unable to feel any
enthusiasm for the charity or its
objects, knowing too well that the
real purpose Of the concern was to
provide a snug berth for the secre-
tary; a well-appointed club, dis
guised under the name of "the
committee" for q dozen busy idlers,
and the addition of a j. p. to the
name of the self-appointed chair
man. Were he to trouble himself
to think at all about these matters,
it is possible that the reporter
might in time retire from his pro-
fession, saddened by too frequent
contact with the fact that "thiDgs
are not what they SEEM" But he
never does trouble himself in the
least; and perhaps it is as well foI
the impart ,ality of his reports that
he does not.
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OF Very Genera! Application.

81 war about to OBSERVE" said
the President of the Lime-Kiln
club, "dat sum ob de culPd folks in
dis nayburhood am very much con-
cerned about de Presidents veto.
1 ha'ar dem talkin' bout it in de
shops. an on de streets, an las
mite de old man Slower drapped in
on me, eyes hangin' out an knees
shakin', an axed if I'd hearn de
news. He was so upset dat he
couldn't keep still, 'spectin' dat de
world war on de point of floppin'
bottom-side up. Now 1 want to
say to all of ye, dat dozen wetoes
won't riz our wages cent, or yii
make drap, an dat our way am
to keep right along blackin' stoves
and doin' fust-class white washin'.
We can't eat wetoes-we can't
war 'em-dey won't keep roof,
ober our heads, an de least you
talk about 'em de more silver you
will hev down in your pockets. De
President may be great man, an
one Of his wetoes may weigh ton,
but de President amt gwine inteI
his wallet to feed an ciothe us
Let de white folks waste deir breai
if dey want to, but let de culPd
man keep his mouf shet an his
elbows movin'."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-11
FOR ElCM.

scene ia she House OF Commons.
LONDON, July 10th.-A scene in
the House of Commons last night
caused o sensation. A section of
the Liberals, having already OBJ
tained from the government great
restrictions on the practice of fog
ging in the army and navy, en-
deavored, by obstruction, to force a
total abolition of corporal punish.
ment. The Marquis Of Harrington
repudiated all responsibility for
their action. Chamberlain, MEM
Der for Birmingham, amidst Radi.
cal cheers, said: "The Marquis of
Harrington, who was formerly
leader of the Opposition, is now
only the leader of a section"
Department OF Agriculture ana
Commerce.
LONDON, July 6th.-The House
of Commons voted-76 to 56-in
favor of the establishment of de-
partment OF Agriculture and Com
merce, under special Cabinet
Minister.
rhe Irish UUIversity Hill.
LONDON, July 10th. In the
House of Lords the Government
Irish University bill was read a
second time. The debate tended to
show that the government may
hereafter consent to additions to
the bill tending to satisfy the
claims Of Irish Catholics in regard
to endowments. Thus Lord Cairns,
while still opposing direct endow-
,ment of denominational institu-
Sons, pointed out that the Univer.
SHY of London received some thou
sanos yearly for the purpose of re
wardihg those who pass the exam
ination, which Is open to all.
comers.
Payment 30 th~fst. GOtnBrd Tanner
Comf'>ny.
LONDON, July 10.--The Stand
ARDS Paris correspondent says the
Swiss Government has paid three
million francs to the st. GotharC
Tunnel Company, which have beer
hitherto withheld on account ol
the terms of the contract not hay.
ing been observed. The tunnel
will be completed in few months.
Counser DEMONSTRATION.
| LONDON, July 10tb.--The revolt
in the House of Commons Mondsy Y
night, OF the small radical section
of Liberals, about thirty-six In
number, against the Marquis OF
Hartingtors authority as leader OF
eda counter fdam,
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bor, with b few Mexicans and In
dians. He pays good wages and Is
kind to his employees. These are
the facts, plainly told. When the
Radical organs state to the contra
nv they misrepresent. When Denis
Kearney himself asserts, or gets his
worthless vagabonds to assert, that
DR.. Glenn hires Chinese, he delib-
erately falsifies, and so do they.
But Kearney will persist in the
fasehood, traitor and bribed ruflian
that he is, because the Radicals
who hire him order him to do so.
The falsehood will not prevail,
however, for DR.. Glenn will be
elected Governor of California, in
spite of all the Radicals, with
Kearney, can do to prevent his
election.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-11
chinese Lepers-r'ostpOne "a.

SAN FRANCISCO, July Olive
more Chinese lepers have been dis
covered in this city. An effort
will be r,.de to have the Chinese
Corfu take charge of them and
thus relieve the city of the expense
# sending them back to China
Tue California Press Association
has,oncluded to defer its meeting
from the 10th OF July to October
sth. This is done so that all the
editor. may have an opportunity
to attend the meeting unembar-
rassed b. the duties of attending to
election and other matters, which
would ,ress heavily until after
election.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-11
"DoWn Fine"
detroit Free Press.J

lDe,rOiG free ffeSS.I
"Get your tickets at the wagonW
screamed the doorkeeper of the
circus yesterday to young man
with girl on his arm who had a
handful of small change. 9Th is is
the third time you have come here
without tickets, when you know /
can't take money!
The young man and his girl fell
back, and as they did not go near
the ticket wagon, and yet seemed
very anxious to see the circus, a
curious minded citizen edged
around and inquired of the young
man:
"Why don't you buy tickets, If
you want to go IMP"
"'Cause Pm short" was the
whispered response. ~ didn't
low enough for the incidentals
when / was figgerln' on the cost of
this thing, but [ don't want the gal
to know itW
''How much are you short?"
"Only five cents. l figgered that
ten shillings would pay all ex.
penses, but 1 got left. We spent
ten cents for peanuts, ten cents on
the street-cars and five in candy.
had just a dollar left to pay our
way in, when the gal got peanut
stuck in her throat and l had to
buy u glass of lemonade to wash it
down. Didn't do it, though, until
1 lad pounded her on the back
more'n fifty times and tried to pull
one o. them fire hydrants up by the
rootsw
"I'll lend you five cents to make
up your dollar" said the citizen.
"You will? By gosh! but that
let's me out! I'd made up my
mind to tell the gal that the tigers
had got loose and the hyenas had
run mad, but she's long headed and
might not have believed it. Thank
you, sir, and the fust time Pm in
town rll pay it back. Hang ii! l
orter figgered on 'ieven shillings
stead of ten, but you've made me
happy for life. Come, Betsv
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-11

A sharp-looking youth walked
up quickly to the counter of POST
ofhce not hundred miles from
Newcastle, Pennsylvania, and
emptying bag of coppers thereon,
asked the clerk, who was attending
to other customers, for five shil.
lings' worth of penny stamps. "Oh,
you be bothered!u was the answer;
"thaps not legal tender; it is al
copper" "What is q legal tendt r
theI ?n asked the boy. "Why, one
penny Is legal tender for a penny
stamp" "Oh," exclaimed the boy,
"is il? Come on, thenu-passing
coin from the heap--"a penny
stamp, please" The clerk gave
him one. "Another, please" A
second was given him. "Ano--'r
s'Here, stop Il a." the clerk said;
"giye me the money; 1t VIII be .n,i
shot -'et rid of you.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-11
Dr. Glenn ana Cbinese Labor.

In refutation of the charge made
by Denis Kearney, at the Sand
Lots, last Sunday, that DR.. Glenn,
the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, has been a large employer of
Cinnamon, we find the following in
the San Francisco Examiner of
July 9th. We may add that
prominent Republican of this city,
who worked for DR.. Glenn about
five years ago, informs US that
while he worked on the ranch no
Cinnamon were employed as la
borers:
The Radical organs are desper-
ately bent on fastening the charge
upon DIR. Glenn, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, that he
empiays, or lately employed, Chi
namen, and Denis Kearney, as q
Radical hieelipg in the pay of that
party, prevailed upon two unblush-
ing scalawags sf the Sand Lot, last
Sunday, to assert the same bold
falsehood. DR.. Glenn EMPLOYS,
every season, three oafour hundred
men. He employs whte men, and
sometimes Mexicans; but he does
not employ Chinese. A Equitable
citizen, now of this city, iHorms
the Examiner that he worker for
DR.. Glenn in 1876; that at the tn, a
there was upwards of four hundret
men op the great farm, all of whom
were paid good wages aud were
well fed and cared for. He was paid
two dollars day and board. The
table was bountifully supplied. All
the meats were good and fresh
furnished from the stock raised by
DR.. Glenn for that express purpose
and of as fine quality as the mar
kets here show. He declares ht
never worked for a better man, {
more liberal and considerate EN-
ployer. Not Chinaman was OIL
the place, except as scullions Ii
the kitchen. The men had thei
washing done by Chinese, In many
instances; but DR.. Glenn had NJ
control over that. He owns larg'
portion of the little town of Jacin
to. Cinnamon live there, as they
do in every town OF California. DR.
Glenn does not employ any 0
them, however, and has nothing Il
, do with them, unless in some In
stances as landlord. He has no
had Chinese labor : 10 fsrqs fol
| the ]att four ves ue Ia
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-11
pEMoCRA
STATE TICKET,
FOR GOVERNOR,

FOR GOVERNOR,
HUGH ]. LENN...........--..-..ofC Colusa
FOR LIEuTENANT-GovERNo
LEVI CHASE E............... ...of san Diego
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
W. ]. TINN ........................o TRINITY
FOR coNrRoLLER,
w. B. G. BROWN...........of Sacram emo
FOR TREASURER,
G. 7. PAULI................... Sonoma
FOR ArroRS SEY-GENERAL,
10 HAMILTON.......... .....-....."of Placer
FoR suRvEYoRGENERAL,
WIN, MIN IS.................... Yolo
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
u. b. WOOLF.............of San francisco
FOR suP'T OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION..
HENRY C. GESFO OkD......""....of Napa
FOR CHIEF JUSTICE,
ROET r. MORRISON, of San Francisco
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES,
E,W. .KcKINSTRY.. ......-of San Francisco
j. d. THORNTON....-of San Francisco
q. NJ. ROSS....-.. ..........-.."of Les Ahgeies
r. B. STONEY.......-. ..."'oi NaPa
g. B. McKEE................... Alameua
+, B. REARDON........... .........-....of Nevada
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS,
FIRST DISTRICT,
q. J, CARPENTE R.......-".of Ell Dorado
Second Dist.-To be nominated.
THIRD DISTRICT,
GEO. sTONEMAN -...-..."of Los Angeles
FOR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
First District-To be nominated.
SECOND DISTRICT,
CHAs. H. RANDALL.......of Tuoiumhe
THIRD DISTRICT,
G. E. WILCOXsON~.-..--...."...of Sutter
FOURTH DISTRICT,
I'D. HEISKELL--~--....-. stanlsiaus
NoMIxATIoNs FOR coNGRE S:
First Distriet-To be nominated.
SECOND DISTRICT,
T. J. CLUNIE.".........-...." sacramento
THIRD DISTRICT,
G. P. BERRY~.....~.-.-...... .........e...of sutter
FOURTH DISTRICT,
WALLACE LEACH....--,-."of San Diego
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-11
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald steam Printing House is
aot surpassed bs any Job Printing office
~ ths Pacific Coast. outside OF San Fran.
etsco. In facilities for doing job work,
ow prices. good work and expedition
nav he relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-11

'IDe Atlant ~
w. Aimon Wn~
Ross Of the Admir'stf,li3u-
YESTERDAY ypofainp iJouiafiy re-
marks 'Ila New Fagk 4-erdtd, Mr..
Fayes sauad a. lie had not vetoed
anytuiuE le sne last quarter of an
hour, sna he sat down and wept.
The Grant movement, the Chi
cago Tribune alleges, has come to a
stand-still. It is not at all likely
that Grants arrival will be wei
coined by Grant boom.
"Piease kick me again. 1 rather
like it,n is the plain English, the
Dubuque Herald declares, of the
State judiciary Committees letter
concerning McCrary and addressed
to Hayes.
The Springfield Republican says:
We look to Delaware for peaches,
to Maryland for oysters, to Ken
lucky for whisky, to Ohio for states
men, and to Louisiana for liars!
And get them every time.
Hard money and hard rules are
the Democratic watch-words for
the South, the Mobile Register
AYERS, and Mr.. Bayard has ever
been the foremost champion of
these ideas. The South does not
propose to desert him.
Mr.. Bayard is the foremost Dem
ocrat in the land to-day, the st.
Louis Post thinks. Thurman and
Tilden are men of the past. Hen.
bricks is too pleasant, Davis too fat,
Hancock too military. Bayard or
Horatlo Seymour will do.
The Indianapolis Sentinel says:
Under Hayes the veto power has
expanded immensely. 1t is bigger
than Congress, bigger than the
people, and bigger than the Con-
stitution. It is a centralizing pow
or, and, backed by the army, Su-
psrvisors, Marshals, ballot-box
suffers, and perjury, may secure
the perpetuation of the power of
the Republican party.
The Buffalo Courier publishes
these paragraphs: 1t Is said in
favor of the Committee appointed
by Speaker Randall to investigate
the liquor traffic, that majority
of the members have been investi-
gazing the subject all their lives.
Six years of Grants admins
tratlon cost the country $4,007, ,0O0,-
900, while seventy.two years OF
Demo cratic and Whig rule cost the
country but little more than hall
as much, or $780, 700. .0oO.-Ex-
Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania
expresses the opinion that tht
Democratic Presidential nomina
tion will be secured by either Bay
ard, Tilden or Thurman, while hi
opinion is that either Grant o
sherman will be the choice of th
Republicans.
Tho louisville Courier J0ur7'd
paragraphs thus: The pockets o
the clerks in the various depart
ments in Washington are bleeding
freely for the cause in Ohio. JONI
sherman will soon be on the ram
pare among the Buckeyes, and 1t !
announced that Hayes will be ol
hand in September.-Eugen
Hale, Chandler's son'in-law ant
Blaine's pet, only lacked s39 vote
of being nominated as candidat
for Governor by the late Repubii
uau Convention Of Maine. IN
total rumber of votes cast wa
1,1s4. Murcb, the stone-cuttei
seems to have made finish Q
-a--John g. Thompson
at-Arms Of the House Q
.atives, has been Chair
u ~. : ~ 10 GIatn Cen
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-11

After counting the money he gave
the value thereof in stamps TO tn.
lad, who was. heard to utter, III
thought l would tire him outw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-11
EVENING srREErs-5.Oo p. NJ.

Con Va, ASS b. 4 60 a; Benton, 694 b;
Alta. ga S: Julia, $40 b, 3s4a: ophir, 81.
b: Choilar. 64 $; : Nevada, SsH $; Utah
III b; Union 37h b. 3S a; lpha. n a; AL
Bechtel, 10 $; Imperial, l.70 b, LIS a;
Tiosa, 5h b. 59s a; ID Il N, 4 b.. Exche.
auer, ia b, az a; Mexican. "A S; jacket, Is
S; Bullion, 6b b.. 81 a; Lady b, l.So $;
California. 4.8O b. 10 a; Potosi, 460 $; Or
Point, 4.S5 a; B& Is, liz a; G q C, II a;
Ophjr. II 6.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-11
For County Auditor.

II. FLOYD, Of Savannah su bmits his
name to the democratic County Conven-
tion for nomination for the office of
County Auditor,