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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-29

There wss sadnss in-svosy eye o.
the msnbsrs Of the club softly Alsd in
and took their soata Each ona he'd
been tol1 ttat ds3tlf he'd ksi1 ipSadSo
PsradisS Hall. s'@'' sras. s'-<S s~ass
'Gsm'lsn,' begas the Prssidsat, % hs
rose up and locked down the hall at
the vacant seat. bedecked with Grape,
it Am my painfal dooty 70 intern you
dat Bruddee Torpedo Hust am no
more % dis earth. He pqnDod sway
lss' night srtsf an illness 81 only frcs
days. Torpedo was our brudder an
IN earnest worker In d mass,' oontin.
ued the President: bot II stan hssh
70 yulsgise hmm, mus not foegit dst
he had his faults. II Do truth can't
hurt Do livin' itoau't harm Dc dead.
Torpedo was . greet hsA' 20 git up sirly
In Dc mawnin' an 10 work hard ali day,
but bic children went bae' loot ell Wis
ter iist do same. He was ksed 70 his
wife, and felt bed fsr Dc poo. bat u
nebbsr played yuksr without hasin'
two extra bowers up his slsevs. H.
dids's GIT drunk. bat no rail isneo lid
any bizniz widin mile Of bic oobin in
1e winter. He didn't ingags in rows ~
riots. bat HE ensmiss got Bit wid brick.
bats ell Dc Sans. We NV hin q (4nSet
on Sunday. ssttin' gssd ssaP0 mt
do young. but bed turn 10 nex' Day an
try to win Dc big prise in . lottery. Il
war about halt 90 halt NJ lin. Hhsn
We say dat Of any osa ~ hev biz kiu
pretty eliza Whea ~ ~ sissa @
dead 81 q peaise ~. s6sen b tala
when ivins. ~ uaAh1 oo9ty .kia ~
fur more. Torpedo vas up 70 The aver.
age. an he an dead
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-29

Couldook onos ~ 2oXeea BueAan
~ IL New 0r3eap1and tlDlvoYanpea
poker till ~ sAall Aoosk q = =
Cosldsok withdrawin9 sftse kavine
lost . round sxm. DuoAaooo -
ebeat 70 START Tor ~ Wosk - osods
ing letter Of iutrodueeioa % certain
theatrical nAnaGes, APPLIED - Coul.
dock, vAo vroeS ~ hll1wjn1
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-29

Mother wants you 70 ise ~ tske
your polo1aise paAleen. and b % HAD
- to ~ tAis eco With 700 asd i
your clock righk aad What No. = Il,
end . little meal In TILE pa. ssd wsa'i
yea write down yeas reesipe - sYe
mukas. ed plsaas - ~ yuoe tnsk1Se
reoee O our fence any more, 'cacse
dad says he'll shooe 'oo.'
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-29

The following = M e : yoane
gentleman whs was paasasg q exani-
nation - peyales: He vas eaked
what plansts were known % the
anoSsnts. Wen. eis.s - ssspcr1ed .
'shese were Venus and Jupilse-anl
-aftsr . pauss II tAiak ~ earth. bsk
I'm not quite certain.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-26
Turkey and the HOWcrS.

LONDON, July CA Hiriio dispatch to the
inns says: 1T ia feared that the coed under
s.aucius DOW * sting among The Powers re
spcctng Turkey will be disturbed when it is
necessary to proceed from mere negotiation to
real ae!iou."
CoNSTATINopLE. July .G.-Tbo l2l bat,
ta'ions ct Turkish regular troops in Earopc
have bean Increased by tho addition Of $50 men
TO each battalion.
LoHpoN, July pa Constsntinople dspa;c l
10 the Daily News says; The Porte in is reply
to tie collective no % OF the Powers points out
that article II : the Treaty OF Berlin merely ey
pressed wish irr and au!horiZ sd tho Powers to
oiler me iistion" rot "arbitrstiUu." II declarsc
that the decision OF tho recent conference gives
Greece moro territory than did protocol j. OF
the Berlin treaty; and indicates the. tho proposed
cession Includes positions which it is Impossible
!ur Turkey to sur render,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-26
The D ,NtC Mira, WetnaDCa-

LONDON. j uy &c. The accounts Of the cause
OF the rcceot death of Mrs. Annie Wctmore,
sn AncrlcaTt lady 10 Paris. ere coltl;c ing. "A
Paris dispatch says: Mrs. WCtmore was 80 years
Old and Of great personal beauty. She made the
acqnalntanc, of az EnGlishman OF title, who
pressed her to obtain divorc, 10 order tc
marry him. She agreed to do 50 and obtained
divorce, bat Just cs she received tho intorms-
tlon that decree 10 her favor had been granted
she Icarccd that the Egg ish lord Was sbou. to
marry another womaD. y stormy interview
took place between them at which the lord
offered her rtcun!ary indemnity. This fiusl
6u!rsgo rendered her disappointment uu6oaCa-
be and she then poisoned herself.
The Paris Gauloi5 says: Mrs. Wctnare died
OF c}ne cS:ioo OF the brain and not bg suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-26
IO-DAI;S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Grange iH- Faula

Lsp.ci.l dispatch l. The h!e1aIGs!a usz..:e. !
ORANGE, {. H., jas p a mass couv:u-
lion {! hc q z,cs {! this c5un;y Was held Re
TO Day Tor tue puin;so 0i seiec'iGg delegates 10
the cyEgr s.io al convention to BE- hal1 10 ~
cXspjF!a On the 2j:h Of August. II! i iloii
day Iris! led, eud resolution instIuctius tie
delegates ic vo;o for S. q. Male, OF AItxaa-
dIla, eS long as his uaulc is b:i.r, the c)uvcn'
ton, vas ali3p'c by vote Of Dearly two to one
orFlCIAL
ORANGE Z. H.. VA. July @G AT g nla. 5
meeting held here 10 day 20 appoint delegates
ID represent oGr c,ulty il the congressional
convention 10 A!cysrd,a, The delegates ware
iasmuc cd to voic Tor S. T.. Nealc.
II. i. HOLIDAY. Chairman.
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M ESbsta Nal.

NLDDR. J. ODDS poWDKKS No. . will
~ cure al, c1r, nc ant obstinate ncrcows d.
senses su-b ca aon,, i nsrvoI, debility, invo-
untsrv sam;nsl In0oa, cmsei by inliscretioa.
excuses. SC, OF by Las, 'V'ous thought an!
dreams, producing grs,t ph. ~, I"ib ai'a.s
weakness; and oftsn Iestroyios w o"uy an:
mind and bringing on d;:: 1eS, OF VISION, carly
decay universal lassi.uip. i.sp,:oncy ~ phIs'-
cal incspaclty, insanity md C 'usumpt,oa. e'N
y per pscSsga, or six packages fox -.
rs. MOTIFS FRENCH Powders, will
- cure Diseases of the kidneys Graysl G;lsa,
and All urinary dlsessn., nervou, debility, lr.,or
MANHOOD, seminal ennis, ioas. upo:ency c,Issi
oy lndlscretion IN youth. excuses otc. f.m.ls
weakness or whlt,s. ecvofuls, syphi!i, N vii ia
forms and all blood and ssia dlsess ~ snlediiv
cured. Price Spar box. Spn. By mai! socura
from observation on reesint Of price.
nR. HINTER'S SYPHILITIC PII,L3
~ specific fJr Syphilis in 81 i.s iorm, AMI
every vestage Of tho diss.,e e,adica.e from ih,
system. Scrofuls and n! Blood aud SSin 81.
sssses speedily cureat Prics 81; largo botS5
sp27 JANNEY s CO., Agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-26
VOUNG LADIES' INSTlTUTE,
i ALEXANDRIA.

y AIEA ANDRlA.
Tho third annual session OF Miss MARY K
pEAHLS SCHOOL FOH YOUNG La
d Is (G'so LITTLE GlHL&) will begin sep
TEN BEk 13.h 1850.
The t'f;acpsl has had over fifteen Years ey.
ptricrcs in .Isching; taught four yosrs q. Bal
mont Seminary and WAS F:C3 Priuc;pel there
duling the l.ttt. par. OF her stsg. Sho has
taught also in tho u lies OF prominent gentle
men in Virgins; Gl1ong than the late Dr..
K. r. BALDWIN. OF Stiua..Hn. Since coming to
Alexandria she hiss been so eu!ces:lul and has
met with go much encourage -Qent (hsVins re-
lsned the same pupils through IN annusi ses.
,ionFl that she has rented a houst, where she
will reside, in desirable snd suitable location,
On Duke street, between Royal sid Pitt, t%o
doors from the corner O! Royal. IhG rooms in
ne SIC md story will D! used fog Sch rooms.
Ter terms for board, Including wssh:nr. iua!.
lights snd tuition in Eng'ih branches, aro . go
pc: scholastic year, Go nontbs); the hiph.r
English branches, with MG,hems.ics Lain
French, Music. Painting and Drawing. will bs
taught. forms for the scholastic year 90 mos
Primary Department Sl5; Junior $50; Senior
SIS Payments 10 be made ono third in advance
on tho day OF entrance. ona third on tho l. h Of
December and ono third on tao 18th Of March.
keio7eic's Kew y. Susar, tna. ussL,r and
pslron) Bishop r. Il. WhltIa, ,!o. K. Il Mont
aSuc. former pstrosl ct Shscke, ,r,ts' King and
QIeoI county. Va Rev. Er. d. 7. Sprigg and
hev. Or. j. PeterLin, Of kicEmoaG; Eev. +. Z.
Martin. OF kentucky, and her former pstrors ii
this y acc. She respectfully requests those who
may decide 10 pstroni%a h:r to apply or the first
81 SenlclE OeT. ISIl-eOStWtl
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};ssS'etAE5.pS.aE,.

UoLLlNS' INsGITUTA.
Geo. Z. Tag loo. President Of Trustees;
Chse. l.. Ccrkr, superin!anlnrt
Mrs. +. :. Child5. Associate Principal
VIM. Il. plesssnts Latin and Natural Sc;aGco
VIM. Taylor Thorn, Nj. A, English aud French:
Chas. l.. Cooke, 3 NJ, Mathematics;
Miss z. ID FowIkcs, Ethic; and History:
w. q. Richardson. Director cf Vccs and IL
strnnontal Music;
81. l.. PAUL., Pisno ard German l:snau.1cs;
Miss julia Porcher, Piano and Singing;
- -, CaIs!henics, Ecc,I Mu:lc end
Painting;
Mrs. Emma Paul.. Supt Of Music Rooms;
Mrs. L. V. Turner, English Language;
Hiss s. u, Cooke, Latin and French;
Miss 81. Ia CCc,lo. German and Mathematics ::
Miss 4. Il. Ryirnd. Prepsrstory School,
Mre. q. L. Cccse, Heal Of Donn:tc Don't:
Mrs. q. L. Cccke, Domoatic Department;
Miss Laura White, Matron;
Chsa II. Cooke. business Agent;
Jno. S. Tompkins, Resident Physician.
Young ladies' are graduated in Cd Sng'c De-
TcrtmcntS: (2) tic Literary Cor1sc: ~ thc
Scientific Course: ca lie Classical CnvTsc; ~
the FM!l Curse (Gl Music. Arrangements are
made to suit the wants OF all, and the facilities
sro equal TO any over enjoyed in the Soath. Ap.
ply 70 tho Superintendent for Circulars, SC.
-. &. Botetourt Springs, VS.. dspo. and tele-
graph hca Salem, 4. NJ. & y. L. i, Va
ROtetOurt county ~ N-ln1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-26
auIevCsn. SAL ~.
DUB4LU SALE OF RIA. ESTATE

t1U biLtt "a LE OF HEa.- ~
As administrator do bonis non with Tue WI,
annexed OF Richard o. Shirley, deceased tw"l
otter for sala ST Ganaavi'la, in PRICE, Will. ~!
county, on SATURDAY, Angus. 2s.h. 1850. a.
III o'clCcts r. m
!. Tho HOUSE. N:G ,inesvIla roaanty o,nl-
pied by Mrs Su'sr Shirley. dsa e.seA, with on.
buildings, and FIErT AND A NAbFAGREI
OF LAND TIM Land il in gori a.s:s of cal.
tVation an. III r-.ly rrc.: ,hN buildings s-r
in good order
I. A TRACT uF TWO HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-ONE AGES] UT LAND a!i,ln-
ing Gainesville nl tina riGHL h>nl sin ~ m.
rosd leadinE from G.i iv,vii,r To BccLt,vilIc,
snd on tho lei. side at tao road frlm G. nasrille
to BUcklana This land h.' a nav an,i v.lu ,h,
DWELLING HOU5E on i, wi ii on; building,
aud blacks nth shop. Thil il All vary da.ir.
able property, state e. G,;aesvilh, lh,i :iaz
village.
Terms of Sale: Cr> l,ur;h c.sh: tlN rasiIua
III three equal snnsi inst ,niAnts ,he prr G4Gers
ii ing bonds. wiki approve uersons 8 .curi,S,
bearing Interest from tina day nf ! 10 sad tho
title to be retsined until tho las. payment ha:
been made Il. +. LYNN. Admir-.
do boni' non W. W :. Of j y. Shi;!'y, ou,l.
Z, 'ince William Co, l9-tw.1
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Drowned.

n&NvER. Col, July rs - nln nam q
ScruGG' aud boy Ct ten yeas named Joseph
Was):, w&ro drowned Esar this city yesterday,
by TIC u3Scttins # boat
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slslIslic r:,siOr,.

PEEEE>EuEi, Va. July pa largo party
OF cmlgraGt;, including Men, women ana child
rem, filling too coaches. arrived here this morn.
Iag from Germany, euroIts TO Georgia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-26
The Abstinence Nanfr

NEW YORK. July y. D:. Tanner is ralhc~
more restic: - nan ycstcrd: Y. bu. 90 symptoms
OF collapse sra apparent. From midnight until
low to day he has taken plot of water
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-26
EYSE II AND Be llArEY.
TuE BEST RESULTS

PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
Is the best ii the city. This i pcovea hy ,ha
fact that there has novor b,an riagl, b,rrol re-
lur ed ont Of the very lS-gs MI her sold. Every
barrel i-'srsntsoi' or nancy refunded. For
sale only by
ie2S GD MeNU NNEY j. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-26
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,,

NEAR ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA.
Established :S2a. Fit; Tor ccI'ero o. b,,.
moss. Tha next Session opens SrDirmI.rr
2e, 1850. Ca!sloru" sent on arpIt. ..Iun /,
tho Principal, Il. ii. BhhCkFOKD NJ,
is lo-eoGtwtOl Alexandria, Va
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LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL 1IATTEES.
tst-EEa l'EyG.i2iL;Ils3 IE.9 -. Is>p.-
-L.. 54.tL.C G..LC: t.:2. or lGt..y c2.iG
..ar- al! Is ...o::.y so"!E m2s:C;y, s.s!'o4s:y
.. ur.- Temperature and nearly s.a.iJL&:? D.
-..a-.cr.
!...D WARD CLUE -. Ia?so nG!a52: Q:
.-47lca.s Il the Tuici w2c1 iG2t S'tu'3'y
1-at Ia; u ;roat G; tac ri! cocTt "ou5c tor TO
.glgosc ii trGa1 = 2f y i!a2cJ5s AID Egg ian
.mga.gC cue for he ">:1.
James L. CatCn, ward superintendent, called
10 ncc.iat 10 ortc-. AID Richard j Came
.4.- al,c;td chairman and ri. Melissa stc,ot2ry.
\ motioa Ia al 1uru iii Tuesday nIgat was
.. i3r y.aas or a second. aad g motion 30 pro-
I'D 10 iaia! i;r permanent o!fi;9rl Wa" c.r!Icd.
Wa~..s Ni!ls II II. Sai;::, aua H. f. BONA.
....a vsy. n'@t,i y nomination Ter prcsidaut
=. ;. ;tyc.lt. sal! Il: understood that Nj.
....s,.a (gaJ W5 aAsaoti had positively Gsciincd
..atIa". ~. j. &. Mottcr s!auiDy tia; Mr..
......i naA,I rye Il ;lec,cl, lie (hlr. Smith
-.aa Go,!s:c1 gg.>i,t;t ot the cub ~ atcama~
ION.
James u. $h,-r, tc',t;-,a Han. A. MaL>sn
nd John SJ.5.raa wcr ;I:aoh l.. nomination
80 vic3 pgami2Lt,
Hlc-.g ~h.ao, Hal. :oJ >:ch:a3 :, cjlrct,
raj Mr. cUoITsG l353 c:rsca -: rrr-iient By
exclamation.
AG.r ,ha cI1c.iom o! ~ NcL,sH s.ctciary
esl j. l. l".cc treasurer, The giGo ,,ic>! lett
... '1ns the "a nj ntrctCraci thanks fl the
..-r conferred - .c!ic!og him to BE- sa,1Ed
..s- - cab Il. \. - L. pay sgcI L" import.
... 80, ~ t., ga :, struggle fer ;h' rc!cG |,
... 1 The !.:igG, ~ir!ai. las been Gn.nt 20 ;..,.
.G".. ,.ncs Nc -aG c!s nave G.lp 10 power. >
i' Gg, ~h ~! = - "H.crIt02i, /! ia hc
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-, a4-Gaa EeyGAGjL;1!S%.3. In.g 2o. ls>}.---
ill., 5..t..o .5.aLC3 t.c2. or IGt..y c,?..tT
.ar-. ss..!a .ao=:.y so".Emcs:c;!y, s.&!lo4s:y
4. ..r.. .oIpe:a.U:a and nearly s.a.i5E&:? D.
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MAYOK5 OFFICE,
~ un Ale1andria Va, June % 1851
PROCLAMATION-N i, hereby oivan
TO all parties owning OF in possession of DeIG
or VINO may como into the ownership or p ,,sess.
io On, Oh aogs from this time 10 thu 3l,t OF MAY.
ell 'rced against those failing to tax, ont doc H.
censes from tho Auditor The fae is SIS.
COUKTLAND h. SMITH.
lyHFlN Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-26

PRCF EVANS Poi. Wm. Mason Ears.
who, Tor tn ns>. tTD woIk-, has been dcv-
en-; t"r9cr!nc" !e2trrcs 10 Iaryn AMI d.
lighted all i nHna ~ this CT v, and Of whose en-
tr's'nu"u>s IT," Ma York and /! sIon papers
-1"tA IN ihr highest terms, Will, under tho
aust c's Of tie Alex sHdra L form Uiuh. give
literary cA'"rra!om'n' AZ Sar2p.e ll.!! 10
IN arrow cVtLlnG lac irOgramDl consists Of
poets varieties, humorous, p'tho'ic. and his
tore suu 4 very CT ryabla evening il promised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-26

NOTARY IUEliC Leonard Marhu,y. q
has been appointed ~ Governor Holiday G
notary pubic for this cry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-26

STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Snlth hay os
determined ~ r3o,mncnd GJr the State cadet
hip at !ha Nlr2iOia Military destitute, the boy
let qualified. has :cqlos!cI Suarrotcbdcnis
Csr1c, F.cSIin and Thornton to mol! cnmpa-
tilve eliminating. open to any by from tho
c'fY Of AlfxHd.i,. or thr cpunti;s o! hiexsa-
dr,@, !,ai:iGx. or Piece William, On Wtdncs
Day DcXt. the - h ins'., at the Peabody bnili-
Iog. IN tiis ci:y. II vii begin at Q o. m. State
cadet. hsvn !hcIt bosri AID taiuon i5e1, but
'nrS pay ~ iuel, lights wa>hiGG, books, &c
witch, viii III" uni,rm AMI o.hcr clothing
ui.. t!nJunt 20 ab1u; $40 year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-26

nEATI OF Mr.. EASTER. -Charlos Ewing
t'>rtr. the Oldest s,n OF hamilton Easter, ctu,
OF Rltim1rr, AID tho virtual head Of the well
tncwo dry goods house 0! Hamilton Easter &
SOFAS. died yesterday morning, at 9 o'citct. al,
the iani'ly res dcncC. on TIC Liberty road, a
~ho;t dis,arc> frCm R,imoro. Mr.. Eis'cr
va IN tho - h year o. Biz as7, and has been
- ii h"s'th sioco Inst February with mpli-
ca'ioo o diseases. lie married tie widow Of
thc ia;o /. A, Btcwis, OF this city, and leaves,
UsldJs his vile. tw) children, 10th girls lie
wA1 we'll known here. and the 1ewa Of his i ,ath
y! re Ico:i7ci with soEr5g b9 ~da cifc, Ct
iHlnls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-26

lloRSE IHIEF.--A mn namad Anderson
secured hcrso ifCm Nc. j Ola l,athcrllnd.
ot ths ely, short white ago aud c,rricd it to
Washington. whara tie used it Tor a while IN
cart. Lust pisht the man. it is reported, SOLD
the hose 10 that city Eot 80, and went ci to
H'i'imorr. 10 day Nh iralherand went TO
la tImu:c 10 search Ct the thief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-26

STElCKEN WITH PARALYSIS MI. John il.
Tnoruss, 81, iarh,r Vi Mr. John T. hgprF, Of
at,- c'y. ard q! John |. Thonas, ch,o:cr #
the :"r at !f,lti1lr', was raraIiG d at his resi-
i ne" Ia tS4rim1r", Saturday afternoon q, SIX
o clcCk. \ di-tach Sa- zee ivcd here Yesterday
IntHrn Ing Mrs. Aspc@ nithn extreme illness ii
her father, who Is IN he s. year 81 hi4 age
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Both ARMS Broken bile J. Il Ma7s.s!I,
chria 500 81 Mr.. :. T. Marshall, OF Fa;r!. Y
2.hCly US engaged IN gathering pt aches
sen trs2 on thc lara q Sir Dulapey. 10 that
c'un5 s'arday, The limb ca which he va?
"'a'td gave Ha2. i:ecipNaics iici to The
GToutd bc!oU, considerable distance. breaking
both liz arms ard otherwise r;u:iny Tia sbou;
ta9 bcdS. Dr. Powell. Ct O,cCulao, Win VS.
s n: Tor, rendered the nect sssry sursic,l aid
7Ed this mtin'ug TIC little fellow, vino j. The
c1llsln Of Mr. JOHN A. MARSHAL, o! Ills CITY, is
''o'nG ~ we'll rs could be expected.
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IMPROVING. Adam. tho llttIe son OF Mr.
Fred swain. VINO was 30 badly il inrod Saturday
evening this leg broken n iwo rlsccs) ty kick
tom cot, bcl"uuiag % Mr. L,cy, Of Fairfax
County. in stable in Market alley, was doiog
as wth d. c;u!d bc txpao!ed this morlicg.
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luz CANA! AND Coax T&huH.-Tkc b-rnk
81 the Nl.amsnort Gi7,,:Co o! the Chesapeake
and Ohio Cana. has tcCn repaired. and bla's
wi! AMY, here 10 right. Sertrlllrg .chcrn
rrS have been lsirs id.c 4; tie wha;f -hc
American Ctal Company !oc TIC past ttrao r
t-ur days, AID The arrival c! coel is arxiou>ly
looked Tor both By tho l.bor5rs CT The wharf
>rd Tic beats. ne cap!a!! Hh.ch slo erSi2u
5" at away.
i'u.,r@ TIC last witk. ,otw:i.s,a ( tic
at:"c ta0aG scmc Of the hoaimcn and the &c
@dcGt to tie canal. the shipments Of coal hy
"ana' >Eow s:laIi increase, l. boats havio Z
!a't Cumberland, catrscg j. 30 Of ions
against iet boals and 7I%%a OF tons ,h:. NJ 81
GUS week.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-27
A Pastor Made Happy.

/ have been greatly troubled
with my kidneys and liver for over
twenty years, and during that en-.
tire time / was never free from
pain. My medical bills were enor-
nous, and / visited both the Hot
and White Springs, noted for the
curative qualities of the water. I
am happy to say L am now a we'll
man, and entirely as the result of
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. With such glorious results
am only too glad to testify regard
Ing the remedy which has made
me 30 happy.
(Rev.) P. F. HARKLEE.
Coal Run Crossing, Arkansas.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-27
TO THE LADIES

Of Los Angeles and Vicinity:-I have just received
large and varied assortment of the latest styles Of Mil
lnery and Millinery Goods which offer for sale at the
Millinery Parors No. rs Spring street. and at the store,
No. 70, Immediately opposite. The patronage of the
public is respectfully solicited.
o5tf MRS. NJ. PRAESENT
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-27

Buy and sell exchange on San Francisec.
New York, London, PaT1ss Berlin and
| Frankfort. 7 n
Buy exchange on all parts Of the Unit1
States a1d Europe, 49,
Receive money on open account and Ger
tihcate of Deposit, and do Z gouo96l
banking and exchange buainoso,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-27
Treasury Department,
OFFICE OF cOMPTRoLLrR,
OF tn r CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON, August 10, teoQ

Whereas, By satisfactory evidence Pre-
scented to the undersieneds II has been
Bank OF Los Angeles, in tho City Of l-oe
angeles, in the county Of Los Apeo1G1
and State OF California, has CON pllo6
with all the provisions of the Rev1oad
statutes OF the United States required q
be complied with before an As6ociation
sb ALI be authorised 10 commenco Tia
business of banking:
Now, there ore, i, John 8. LaneWorihy,
Acting Comptroller Of the Currency, d
hereby certi. Y that The First Nattonal
Bank of Los Ange lee, in the City OF LI60
Angeles. in the county Of Los xnGol0G.
and State Of California, IL authorized q
commence the business OF banking .
provided in Section hity-ono tundrQ6
and sixty-nine OF the Revised Statutes o.
the United States.
In testimony whereof, witness M
hand and seal Of oflice, this lelh day q
August, 1880.
ISeal OF the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency.1 Us LAN0WORTHY,
Acting Comptroller Of the Currency.
No. 1891. asst nov
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-27

Apply 70
H. MCCLELLAN,
Local Agent, Office, No. 663 Main
street, over the Commercial Bank,
Los Angel g.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-27
Central stables.

forms his friends and the public That he
will open the Central Sta bles. Spring
street, opposite the Court House, ON
Monday, August I'd. he soiicits . snsre
o patronage, Terms reasonable jSl-Am
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-27
LOS ANGELES. WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT ~ 1880
PHYSICIANS.
K. D. WISE, M. D.,

Graduated in the Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, in 1885. Diseases
OF women speciality; also, all cases re-
quirtng surgical treatment, whether
male or female. Can exhibit to patients
ma ~ remarkable specimens of surgic al
operations performed In California.
These, with the living witnesses from
whom they were taken, offer as my
best testimonials.
s1Office In Cardona Block, Main st.
Los Angeles, Cal. my2tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-27

Confidence Engine Company lle. 3
FOR EXCHANGE.

AN ELEGANT REsIDeNCE, ~
tanning 10 roomss with all neoessatx& r.
buildings. with " eCrse Of 1no{V l<
proved land, II acres in deoiduoun IA
yard or orange gr0ves tt.s77 X e !. =. "a.
For pazticulsls spplX g ". q r
The daily gazette., 1880-07-01
uonev from Poison.

The Supreme Court of the State OF Loui-
siana, sitting in uane at New Orleans on
the 3lst of May, in decision maintaining
TO the utmost the vested rights OF the
Louisiana State Lottery Company, thus
priefiy but forcibly alludes to the institu-
tion assailed: THE Louisiana state Lot
terry cannot repudiate It's charter nor ex-
onerate itself from the payment of a
license, the amount Of which goes to q
Charity Hospital at New Orleans) essen
TALLY necessary for the relief of suffering
humanity, and without adequate means
of fself-susenance. 1t was. no doubt, wise
in the State TO regulate but,
perhaps, irrepressible inclinations for
That sort OF speculation. so as to draw
from those who follow them, as 1t were,
honey from. poison. for the Detterment OF
me destitute classes Of society" Tnis is
4 proper expression OF the highest char
acter from the highest authority at home
OF the character of the business OF the
Louisiana State Lottery Company, and
any one interested can learn naunb al, Rartnicn,
Orleans. La. or same person at No. 3l9
Broadway. New York city. ie2-2w.