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Cure all Diseases

Caused BY DerAngsment Of the Liver and Bowels.
! ho SYmptOms Of Liver complaint ae bitter or bad
RSto In the mouth pain In the back siieI or Joints,
often mistaken Tor IheumGilImi sour StomGchi loss q
appetite; hOWelS alternately cOitIyB and lax; head
arhei losH Of memory, with iniul sensation Of
having failed to do aNmtthing which ought % have
beeu done; d bllIty; low splFS; q thlfE yellow ap-
PgaIlnce q the skin and eJes; dry cough often
nlSt ken for consumption.
kOmstimea many Of thee symptoms attend the dis
ease, at Others very lev; but the Liver the Ian est
organ 10 the b. y general the seat Of the disease
and II not Tesn Ated In time, great suffering WEIGH.
tdneAs and DGA b will enSus
! can recommend a. On eHieacloua remedy for dis
eale Of the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia, Sim
mona Liver Regulator, LRWM q, WuNpER,
awe have teStsd It's virtues, personally aud kn "
that for pyspepAa, BllouSnena and ThTOhblng Head.
oche It Is the best medicine the world ever saw, We
have lTled forty other remedies before simmons
Liver Regulator but none Of hem gave US more than
temporary relief bat the Regulator not only relieved
hut cur d uS."-ED TALRGRAPH AND MIaSKHORB,
Macon, Ga.
Manufactured only by
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PHILADELPHIA.
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IA The steadily increasing power and pop
ulatity Of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, AWEAW
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NAEBY,

Mr.. Nasty Determines to Visit the Old
World. and Gives the Reason why
Likewise, How HIs Friends Assisted
Him.
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MEDICAL.
The Cheapest, Pursst and Best Fam
ilv Madeleine In the World.

taskS sick Headache, '0lic rsFrOsslOn Of spirits,
SouT St0m M, Heat Burn, &C., &C,
This unlIyailed southern Hem d. 10 warranted not
10 contain = single particle Of Mercury, or any iDiu'
rious mineral BubAlAnce, butt
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Ghe dateEIigelrter.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

By mail, IN adraHes, POsiags Prfpdid
One year. ,..,..,.ss On Three mOntha,,.,,,,-S2 90
sl1 mOnlhs,,...-.,...r. % One mohih,-,,;.. 70
Deliracd BY CdrriHI IN Guy GHd Suburbs al 10 etNh
per tftfk,
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5 STATE BoSDs- In moderate demand.

srocxs- The market opened generally weak
and lower, aud 10 the early dealings prices fell
v to2X per cent, Northern Pac hcshares lead.
Ing the downward movement The depression
In The Northern Pacific was due to the action
OF tue Executive Committee IN distributing
lS,00OU0I u the common stock under the
terms Of reorganization. Before noon these
shares had advanced az per cent for common
and 3 per cent for preferred, the general list
recovering Y 10 ~ per cent During the
afternoon speculation was feverish and un.
IeSSr rns s Xsr bs seSGnd DGh nsrS SrireS
showed decline Of Y to az per cent,
Wabash preierej, coal shares, Nashville 4
Chatta ooOga. Hannibal & St Joe, and ~
Paul being most prominent therein. In the
final dealings llrmer tone pre- JAILED and
recovery Of 4 70 ~ per cent took place, the
latter Id Wabash preferred. Oregon NSvigA.
ton declined from 1850 to $50 and rallied TO
1blX
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1857 lTEee, amounting t0...,., .".,..,",.""SllO,4O
Responsible corresponding agents wanted Of al
points, 10 whom liberal Compensation will be paid
For further Information, write clearly, Wing full
or Money Order by mai, addressed only 10
n. A. DAUPH1N,
.. New Orleans, La
No. 8l9 broadway, New York.
Al orr Grand Extraordinary LraisiH1I ara under III
fupervirOn and management Of GENERALS q. T
BEA UREGAHD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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RHNII.WREKLY.
WEEKLY.

By mail, IA adrG'es, POItags PrGpGId'
One year..,.,........ss % Six 50
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LOTTERIES.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAND DIsTRIRU.
TON, CLASS d, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
APRIL 18th, 1881 = ISIst Monthly Draw.
ing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution WAS regularly Incorporated by the
legislature Of the State for Educational and Charts
BILE purposes, 10 1888, for the Term OF Twenty.
five Years, 10 which contract the lnyiOlable ialIh
Of the State Ii pledged, which pledge has been 10
neWel by an Overwhelming popular vote, securinRit
franchise In The new constitution adopted December
q, ID. 1870 with capital Of 100000 To Whrl
II has since added q reserve fund Of over SS50,000,
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTkiBU ZION
will take place monthly on the Sec0na Tuesday,
n htter ScakI Or pOiIpoaA. Look at the following
Distribution:
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b. RQA N adFaRet, Pollagt PFtpald'
One year,...,...-,,Sl % SIX months...,.-.:..N %
and circulars,
Address all communications 70
ERkW CAMPBELL,
PubllahOrS IntelligenceF,
XhbNllhR. W. Va.
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NEW YoRk, March %. - MoKEH - Market
Sa8 per cent Prime mercantile paper 6A8 per
cent. Sterling Exchange bankers bills weak
at "a 30; demand 81 S9N.
Produce exports for the week $7S00,0C0.
GnVRRHuRNT nnNba-Stpadv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-01

Accusod OF Stealing In Largo Dry Goods
Houses ana Arrested with COntulnely
Released Afterwarsi with Pro-
fuse Apologies.
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Ha,lcaster frltellige1lrer.
SATURDAY EVENING. JAN. 1. 1881.

THE PASSING YEAR.
Far on in the golden West
Where the sunset gates unfold,
Where the heavens touch the ocean.
And the sum dies out in gold: -
Yes. there, beyond the days portal,
Behind the horizon wall,
Lies tho land Of the buried ages,
The tomb OF cternity'sall.
Time dawns in the Eastern heavens.
And rides through the tranquil sky:
Soon he falls from his midday splendor-
From his azure throne ON high.
Thus days fade out I'm the West
Thus years movc quick and fast;
Thus ages roll through the sunset gate
To join the buried past.
Zen now q mighty cycle
Hangs trembling near its goal
And weird sounds OF anguish
In the troubled other roll.
The wind I'm dreadful fury
Tears through the leafless trees.
And roar1 and means in anguish,
Like the surge Of mighty seas.
1t zushes on and past us,
Into the Great Beyond:
And echoes OF the past come bach,
Like phant0ms from LomOnd.
But far onin the morning
Prophetic signs appear,
And golden lettered ensigns
Proclaim the coming year.
The Eastern sky grows brighter
Tne West is black with gloom
The New Year dawns with splendor-
The old sinks in its tomb.
w. H.F.
Franklin and Marshall college, Pa., Dec. "a,
1880.
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KID CLOVES,

In Street COlOrs and Evening Shades, of excel
lent quality; every pair warranted.
Ladies' Reception Gloves, buttons. ....... .9Sc
Ladies' Reception Gloves, buttons. l.69
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Falsely Accused Of Shoplifting and Sub
jected to Search.
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HRAIN SPECULATION
VI In large or small amounts. - or @90O00.
Write W. 4. SOUIE q CO., Commission 0er
chants, 13o La Sale street, Chicago. M, tor ctI
ulat1. m2&Uds
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LADlES' HAIRDKEsSEH

LADIES HAIBDkESSEB
Manufacturer and Dealer in Hair Work, Ladies'.
and Gents Wigs. C0mblngs straightenod and
made to order. Hair JeWelfy Of ali kinds made
up. Also, Kid esand Feathers cleaned and
dyed, at Nos. - and ~ North Queen street..
four doors above p. Z. Il. Depot Ol-3mds
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MEDICAL.

" M. G. A.---BIBLE STUDY AT OIL s
l.. a. IN. Gospel service at G:l5 p NJ.
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Sleep, Appetite and Strength

Sleep, Appetite and Strength
Return when Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
systematically used by u bilious dyspept1c
sufferer. Moreover. since the brain sympa-
thizcs closely with the stomach and its asso-
ciate organs, the liver and the bowels, as their
is rectified by the action or the
Bitters. mental dependency produced by
that arrangement disappears.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers to
whom apply for Hostetters Almanac for 1881.
jl-lydeOd&lyw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03

Two aristocratic beauties of the
Spanish colony in Paris, the Coun-
tess Multedo and Seiiorita Penedo,
had q narrow escape from being
suffocated by natural flowers In
their hair and the trimming of
their ball dresses as they were re.
turning home from Queen Isabel
las last soiree in a closely shut up
carriage. The flowers were pro.
fusely employed in garlands. The
ladies for some time chatted gayly.
One Of them became silent, and
then the other. Count Multedo,
who was with them, grew alarmed
when neither of them replied to
observations he made and ques-
tlons be put, and all the more 60
that he felt oppressed by the per.
fume Of the flowers. When be
caused the caused the carriage to
stop and opened the window he
found them insensible, but they
soon recovered when taken into
the air. They, however, caught u
severe cold from the sudden ex-
posture.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03
FOR EICM.

PARIS, March 2d.-De Lesseps
says the Panama canal will Ger.
tainly be finished by 1888, at an es.
timated cost of $4,000. 900 francs.
The work will not require more
than 5000 to 10000 workmen In
the most busy portion of the work,
who will be recruited from the col.
ored population Of the West Indies.
disbursements for rsSssvaRI.
LONDON, March 2j.-General
Roberts will leave London to.mor.
row and expects to reach Durham
on the 18th. He will be accom-
panied by several officers who were
with him in his Afghan campaign.
MsjorGenaal Newdegate, promi.
nent in the Zulu war, will COM
mand brigade. Two cavalry reg.
iments are preparing to start TO:
Capetown.
The Coercion BiN ~ ths LOs is.
LONDON, March 2d.-In the
House of Lords, last night, the
protection bill was read q third
time without discussion. In the
Commons debate on the second
reading of the arms bill com
msrced. Mccarthy, Home Ruler
moved its rejection.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03

1T is heartily to be hoped that
the rumor, by telegraph, that Pres
ident Hayes, by the advice
of President-elect Garfield, pro-
poses to veto the funding
bill in the event of its pas
sage by Congress is without foun-
daiion. The moneyed power has
lorded 1t long enough over our ma
tional legislation, and if the new
President desires to make his ad-
ministration popular he will do
we'll to heed the growth of a senti-
ment in the United States which
demands that favoritism to special
classes shall cease. None Of the
opponents OF q three per cent. bond
have yet been able to show why
the United States should not be
able to borrow money as cheaply
- England. If the controllers OF
the national banking system had
either patriotism or sagacity they
would gladly embrace the oppor'
tunity Of popularizing the new
loan, instead of doing their utmos,
to defeat it. The incoming Presi'
dent should ally himself with the
sentiment which is dominant in
Congress aud amongst the people
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03
EAST Err N.
Coinage for February.

COlnage for February.
WASHINGTON, March 2d.-Coin'
age at the minis for February was
$9,55s. 900, OF which So, SO7, 900 were
silver dollars.
Tho Fundipg Biii Passed.
WASHINGTON, March 2d.-The
House has concnrred in all the
Senate amendments to the Fund.
Ing bill and it now goes to the
President for his action.
ApProprissIos Biiis all RAISED.
WASHINGTON, March 2nd.-The
House at ten O'Clock, took up the
deficiency bill, the last OF the ap.
preparation bills. Passed.
The Fuull"g Bin Doomed.
WASHINGTON, March 2nd.-
Since Garfield's interview with
Hayes there ia the best authority
for the statement that the Presi-
dent will refuse to sign the Fund.-
ing bill should it pass both Houses.
the wslAisss.
NEW YORK, March End. -Pedes.
TRANS score at 2 O'Clock: Sullivan
272, Panchat 286, Krohne 264, Cam.
pana 1872, Curran 243, Lacouse 232.
Rsisro~d AccIdsnss-A Wrecktne
Train Wrecked.
MACON, No., March 2d.-The
passenger train on the Hannibal
and st. Joe Railroad, which left
here at O'Clock yesterday morn.
Ing, was thrown from the track
this side OF Bevier, elk miles west
Of this city, by broken rail. The
engine, tender, baggage car and
two coaches were thrown COM
pletely from the track down an
embankment ten feet high and
badly demolished, except the
smoking car, in which were 40 EN-.
igrant passengers, 40 of whom were
women and children. This coach
kept an upright position,
pl0ughing lite way into the ground
some distance from the track. The
other passenger car ahd one Sleep
or were thrown from the track. the
fret being turned over, while only
the forward trucks Of the resI
sleeper went on In the last the
passengers were not awakened By
The accident and only learned
thereof when some Of tho wounded
we're taken In. There we're neasly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03

cupancy OF ONCE the Chadband
President distinguished himself by
hypocritieAl projections In favor Of
. civil service reform Of which he
and his closest official associates
have been the most conspicuous
bstrayers. There has really bsen
no parallel. to the effrontery OF
Hayes's record in this regard. He
has carried the effuslveness of a
Pecksniff into everything which he
has touched, and the country will
breathe all the freer now that it is
relieved of his hollow and everlast-
Ing pretensions. A long farewell
to Rutherford B.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03

100 passengers In the train and
that no lives were lost and 30 few
injured is remarkable A wrecking
train left Brookfield, "a miles west
of Macon, for the scene Of the acci-
dent, but % train 1t did not reach
its destination. About ID miles
east of Brookfisld the engine and
two fiat cars crossed Brush Creek
bridge safely, but the wrecking car
proper, the caboose and . passen.
ger coach, on which were physi-
clans and other citizens of Brook.
field, coming to the wreck of the
passenger train, broke through and
went down 80 feet in q mass OF
broken tim bers and manned hu.
mahity. OF those on the cars that
went down DR.. Woods, of Brook.
field, Frank Locke and George
Zurich. of Hannibal. Mo-, and four
others were killed, and of the fifty
persons on the train none escaped
without injury. No train has
passed east or west since the acct
dent.
MianesosA state tapttoi Burned
ST. PAUL, March 2ud.-Lasl
night, while both Houses were In
session, the State capitol took fire
amt was consumed, causing q loss
OF 100000. The fire spread 80
rapidly that some of the members
had to escape by ladders and re.
ceived eight burns. The records
were saved in the vault. No in.
surance.
Mus deEH tn New Mextc".
SANTA FEE, N. NJ, March 2nd.-
Information from the Rio Aribs
country Is to the effect that short
time ago All American was found
dead in front of jose Lopez's store.
The latter being suspicioned, two
nights after, some railroad men
broke open the store and beat Lo-
PEI to death. A few days later an
American was murdered by two
Mexicans, near Coyote. The latter
were chased by party of Ameri-
cans. One Mexican was killed and
the other captured.
Marine Disasters.
ST. JOHN, N. B., March 2nd.-
The Schooner Irving G. Hall,
hence to Cape Breton, was lost
with all the crew, numbering nine
mon. The Schooner Rolo drifted
from her moorlng and is a total
wreck. All the boats in the har.
Dor were destroyed. 1t was the
worst gale for sixty years. 1t Ia
feared that the brigantine Margaret
and Blanca, hence TO ports in the
Mediterranean, is lost with all
hands.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03

The passage of the County Gov.
ernment bill, which will doubtless
be promptly signed by the Govern
or, gives surcease of anxiety to the
long.suffering and meritorious 10.
cal officials throughout this State.
Elected for the short, by q peculiar
species of political lottery, they
have all drawn the long term.
Take our Los Angeles county of.
hcials fos all In all, the people are
content to have them administer
our affairs until the Gubernatorial
election.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03
Certificate Of Co.Parlnership.

The undersigned hereby certify that
they are partners doing business under
the name and style of "Yreka Bakery
and Lunch koom,"i Los Angeles city
and county, State OF California, for the
purpose of carrying on the business of a
lunch room. and bakery.
Tha: the names In full and residences
of such cO-partnershlp are as follows:
Rudolf Sherer. residing in the city and
county of Los Angeles, and Clark Lee
Lamoreaux. residing in the city and
county OF Los Angeles.
CLARK LEE LAMOREAUX.
RUDOLPH SHERER.
In presence of A. Norton, Deputy County
Clerk.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, J
COUNTY OF Los ANGELES, %

On this second day of March, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty.one, before me. A.
W. Potts, County Clerk and ex.of1iciO
Clerk of the Superior Court in and for
said county. personally appeared Ru-
dolph Sherer and Clark Lee LamOreaux,
known 10 me to be the persons whose
strument. and acknowledged to me that
they executed the same.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal Of said
Court, the day and year in this certificate
first above written.
fseal.I A. W. POTTS,
County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk OF
eatd superior Court.
By A. NORTON. Deputy. mr2.lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03

t ueRpanor notices Of companies, soc!e-
~, eourshes, etc.,, will only be inserted
~ ~ HxnAxD = paid advertisements.
~ roserve, Tor Places OF Worship, graf
y 1lreetngy. which will appear every
1ln1ay norning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03


Navajo, X b; Benton, CSC 8; Utah, a;
California. SOC b, 81 q; Exchequer, CSC b;
Hale b NOrcross, 3o5 b; Albion. l.2O b,
" a; Alta, 2.35 9; scorpion, soc b, 81 a;
Head Center. 8 90 D: gbollar. l.e5 b; foto.
riptop, 6H b; Bullion, 75c b. 81 q; Silver
Hill, Csc b; Mt Diablo, 6h s; savage, 50
b, l IS a; Crown Point, ITO b; N Belle,
TX b; Monday IS b; Jacket. 40 8;
4 Curry, 295 b; Con Virginia, TX b: Mex.
lean. 5s& b, 81 "a: Belcher, Us b, 81 a; Over
man, Soc b, " a; Alta, $50 b. 2.40 a.
The Legsslaaure.
SACRAMENTO, March 2d.-SEN.
ATE-Satterwhite asked leave to
introduce bill providing for an
appropriation for the. government
OF the STATE for the next two fiscal
years. Refused. ayes 16, noes %.
Third reading-Wheu Hartson's
Election bill was read, Kane moved
its recommittal with instructions
that the bill be amended by the In.
sertion of HittelPs amendment,
which was rejected day before yes.
terday.
.Kane's motion to defeat the cleo.
ton bill was defeated. Ayes ~,
noes rs.
German moved to strike out the
the words city and county. Lost,
ayes IA, noes "a. The bill was final.
ly passed, ayes 25, noes IA.
The rules were suspended, the
bill read and made the special or.
der for Tomorrow at 2 O'Clock.
Special order, substitute for Sen.
ate bill 1877. the Davis Revenue
bill, came up.
Cunningham moved to strike
Dut part Of section B, which pro. |
tideo for off.setting credits Of saw
pfe banke, end % strike ont go
Ion eve, Watch declares shst tazs-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03
NEW TO-DAY.
Notice to Creditors.


In the superior Court of the County OF
Los Angeles, state of California.
In the matter Of =
CHARLES RAMIE, an In
solvent debtor.
Charles Ramie having filed In this
Court his petition, schedule and inven.
tory In Insolvency, by which 1t appears
that he Is an tnsolvent debtor, the said
Charles Ramieis hereby declared to be
insOlvent.
The sheriff of the county of Les Ange-
les is hereby directed to take possession
of all the estate, real and personal, OF
the said Charles Ramie, debtor, except
such as may be by law exempt from ex.
ecution. and Of al his deeds, vouchers,
keep the same safely until the appoint
ment of an assignee OF his estate.
All persons are forbidden to pay any
debts to the said insolvent or to deliver
any property belonging to him. or to
any person, firm or corporation, or asso-
citation. for his use.
The said DEBTOR is hereby forbidden to
transfer or deliver any property until
the further order or this Court, except as
herein ordered.
1t is further ordered that all the credit
Ors OF said debtor appear before the Hon.
v. Il. Howard, Judge Of the Superior
Court of the county of Los Angeles. in
open Court, at the courtroom of said
Court, in the county OF Los Angeles, on
TIE TENTH DAY OF APRIL, 1881.
At ten O'Clock A. N. OF that day. to prove
their debts and choose one or more AS.
signee of the estate of said debtor.
1t 10 further ordered that this order be
published in the Los Angeles Weekly
Herald, q newspaper Of general circula a
tion, published In the city Of Los Angeles,
county of Los Angeles. state Of Califer-
MIA. as often as said newspaper 10 pub
lished, to wit, at least once in each week
next before the tenth of April, 1881.
Il is further ordered, that in the mean.
time all proceedings against the said In
solvent be stayed.
Dated March "a, 1851.
v. E. HOWARD,
Judge of the Superior Court of the
County of Los Angeles. m5.wtd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03

1T at length appears that Gen.
Hancock's official plurality over
President Garfield is something
over eight thousand. While the
new President enters upon office
with an unques toned title, lie was
In . minority OF the popular vote
of rising three hundred thousand.
II the old adage that miss Is as
good as q mile holds, 60 also does
that other ancient saw that enough
10 as good as a feast. Garfield goes
into the White House by the mar.
rowest margin of any American
President, with the exception OF
John Quincy Adams and Ruther.
ford B. Hayes. A change Of less
than twelve thousand votes In the
cities Of New York and Brooklyn
would have made Hancock Presi.
dent by q majority Of ten Of the
Electoral Colleges and by . popu-
lar plurality OF over thirty.two
thousand. The proposition can be
stated In even briefer and more
significant shape, viz, II Gen.
Hancock had received, in the cities
of New York and Brooklyn, the
votes cast for the Democratic Con-
gressmen In those two cities, he,
instead of Garfield, would be the
cynosure Of all eyes in the inauR-
ural ceremonies that take place at
Washington tomorrow.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03
MORNING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2
20 Mexican. "a $50 Jacket, 2.45, $50
Ophir, 4.l0 2l5 y Nevada. 65k,
$50 u q q. $50, 2.S5 81, 81
sl0,2.s0 50 Jacket, 25O
100 Gala, 95o 5Utah,7
go Savage, Los, Ito i $50 Alta, 2.l5
1855 loo Andes, LOS s 10
375 Con Va, 1.s5 100 Concordia (Va),
$50 Potosi, f9j 2.IO
$40 II Il N 3.55 40 Seq Belcher. A,
200 Point, Los AZ
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03
Human Hair.

will remain short time. They nave for
sale at their rooms Switches, Braids.
trizxes, Curls. Puffs, Chatelaine Bratds,
Saratoga Waves. French Crimpee, Ro.
auets, I Feather i Friszes, ' Mouitiiorms,
Jephy's Curls, Bandeaux or Fronts. etc.
Ladies having comblngs or cut hair can
now get them made up in hrst-class
style. Combings rooted, old switches
cleaned, repaired and covered with long
hair and colored any shade desired.
Hair jewelry braided and mounted to Or
der. Ladies', call and see for yourselves.
No trOu BILE to show goods. Remember
north Of Postonice, up stairs, room No. l.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03
LAST NIGHTS NEWS,
Especial to the HERALD by the WesteI n
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.

STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03

In the Scperior Court of the County Of
Los Angeles, state of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-03

Since his arrival in this city Mr.. Pave
sioh has frescosd fouy roorns In the resi-
dence Of M. Kaspare Cohen, Spring
slroet. Mr.. Cohen takss pleasure ID rec.
o@mendins him - : thoroughly COM