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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-30

w ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MAN AND WIFE
w private House 10 take care OF during the Summers
Protestants; encumbrance best city reference Ad
dress box isG Greenpoint Brooklyn, 4. y.
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A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GET A SITUATION
N for his coachman; competent driver, thorough
groom and sober Call or address FLINT co.,
g Broadway.
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vXyANTED-A YOUNG GIRL AS SEAMsTRESs, TO
w assist In chamberwork and make herself generally
machine and have city references Call from 10 A NJ
untn r. NJ OF ZIG Wsgih h -
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.

FEMALES.
y WASHINGTON SQUARE, NORTH SIDE-A RE-
y spectacle person, French by birth and education AS
nursery governess; derstands music well and IL a
good sewer objection 10 travel the country
Call between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and r. NJ today
and tomorrow.
7Se WEST 18TH ST-AN ExPEgIENCED COVER
lcO ness and sramstress; understands entire
agement Of children perfectly; teaches English and
French thoroughly, rudimcnts OF music and Latin.
Children going % the country preferred.
A YOUNG LADY, WITH GOOD EDUCATION,
n world Ikea situation family TO instruct small
children; capable and willing to assist in any Kind Of
sewing. Miss BERRY a West oath ri.
An ENGLISH LADY, WITH REFERENCE WOULD
D. like to take charge OF house the summer fully
pderstands the occupation Call address for three
days Miss O. 8. DAVIS, ln East o2d st.
vVANTED-BY YOUNG LADY CAPABLE OF
w teaching English and French also the judgments
Of music, position governess In private fnily 10
take entire charge Of the education OF young children
Apply 81 % Madlson ~.
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COACHMAN's SITUATION wANTED-BY A SIN
IA gle young man understands horses, &c; can milk
ifreauired; temperate. Address s. r., box LAT herald
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A YOUNG MAN OF RESPECTABLE FAMILY AND
N good education, wants situation where he can
make an honest livelihood; Is accustomed to CORE
spondence and other Office work; knows Europe well;
would like to to Europe cicerone speaks English,
French, German, Dutch, Spanish and Portuguese and
understands some Italian; good references Address j.
s., 323 East l4th 1t.
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yNANTED-By A YOUNG MAN, a SITUATION IN A
w private family waiter or TO make himself gen.
orally useful good reference Address l37 West 18th ST.
rooms
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MARRIED MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS
n private coachman; thoroughly understands his
business; Ave years with present employer; Of
leaving, sold out Call at address 90 West 10th IT.
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no sTATIoNERs.-A SITUATION WANTED. BY A
i young man; live years experience in a wholesale
London house. Address w. r.. 81 East Broad way.
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YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS GROOM
n who thoroughly understands his business; good
reference can be given. Call address j. H., Nos
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CITuATION wANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS COLORED
- Waterman head waiter In hotel. city country;
understands the full charge Of dining room; best city
reference. Apply at 3G6 7th
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NNANTED-A SITUATION ny A PROTESTAN
w young man waiter has the hest city reference
disenRaged account of the family going 10 Europe
Can be at ~ East 9th ST. until engaged.
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An AMERICAN YOUNG MAN, WHO WAS RAISED
n on farm, desires a situation plain gardener and
to be useful good reference. Address b. box lis Herald
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MAN NURSE.-AN EXPERIENCED MAN, PROTEs-
lNL tant and unmarried Is required chief nurse In
the surgical ward OF St Luke's Hospitals must have first
class references efficiency and sobrcty Apply at the
Hospital 6h St, corner 9th av this morning, between
n O'Clock.
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YOUNG PROTESTANT MAN WISHES STTUA-
IA ton as coachman and plain gardener; is willing
make himself generally useful good Address
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400 EAST l4TH ST. FIRST FLOOR-A RE-
fAA spectacle young Irish girl. lately arrived; is
willing to make herself generally useful in small
family: good reference given for honesty ii required
Call DAYS
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A GERMAN PRACTICAL GARDENER (MARRIED,
~ child, wants situation; three years first class
references from last employer Address H. L. p box lz9
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03

Our German fellow citizens are
about to make change i'm their pas
tor. They will shortly lose the servi-
ces of Rev. J. Wernly, their efficient
and devoted clergyman hitherto, and
Gentenbein have been secured in his
place. Mr.. Gentenbein halls from
Philadelphia. The farewell discourse
of Mr.. Wernly will be preached next
Sunday. d @
The remarks all over town yester-
day were highly complimentary to
the first issue Of the Hcrald. When
ii is remembered that the cylinder
press was not adjusted up to 10 O'Clock
on the eve of publication, that the
Office was crowded with, visitors, the
employees not accustOmef 10 each 9TH
er, and routine hardly established, the
.Herdid feels that no apology is nee
essary or expected. s.fl
M de MOndran whose announcement
appears elsewhere holds n diploma and
state certificate to teach in amy of our
schools. Besides possessing a singu-
larly pure accent, his long experience,
and special qualifications for impart-
ing knowledge should obtain for him
all the pupils he desires. There are
few better accomplishments when re-
pay the student SO well as the know
ledge Of modern languages. :.
Two babies were shipped several
hundred miles by express in Oregon
recently, and arrived at their destina-
ton all right; but the express agent
was almost worn out telegraphing
ahead for milk, shingles for spanking
purposes and other necasssarieS.
The Burdett Organs for which Mr..
Broderick. is agent are inqomparably
the best reed.ofgans matte. So Say the
organists from all parts Of the states.
Intending purchasers should call and
see them, and read what great musi-
clans say about them. 81. ....: :.:.
The return of DIR. Lucky, the Prin-
cipal of the High School, is very un-
certain, owing to great deal of busi-
ness he has to attend to in the north
ern part Of the State, settling up his
private affairs.
The Los Angeles POstoffice has re-
ceived no official notice of the letting
of the mail contracts. They will soon
however, lie advertised, .and bidders
may know what tOexpect.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03

special committee is ready to report on
the increase of the salary of the City
Attorney; Mr.. Beaudry, one of the
committee, stated, that not being the
chairman he had no report; but he
believed the salary should be increased
to 1925 per month, and that Mr.. Hutton
performed his duties faithfully, and to
the satisfaction of not only the Council
but also to the citizens at large. He
moved the salary be raised to $l25 per
month. Arrived unanimously.
Mr. DeCelis moved committee OH
Sewers, with the City Surveyor be in
structed to examine and report as to
the propriety of continuing the main
sewer. The motion was carried.
Mr.. Beaudry moved the city attor-
ney be instructed to attend to the mat
ter of opening, grading and repairing
of streets accordiug to the priority of
the same.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
POST DIRECTORY.

Eastern, San Francisco and Norhem-Tele-
graph Stage Line-ATivp at 300 p. NJ; close
at Il NJ. Letters intended for registry must
he presented before II \. NJ.
san Diego lIne--San Diego, Anaheim, Gala
lin, CapistranO, etc--Arriyes at -4:00 p. M.
closes mt 700 a. NJ.
Southern Arizona--TucsOn, Yuma, Arizona
city, and Way StatiOns-Tr-We Ser-
yice-Arrives sunday, "Wednesday and Fri
day at =. NJ: leaves Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday; Mail closes ut I A. NJ.
Northern Arizona naPrescott, Wickenberg and
Way Stations-SemiWeekly Mon
day and Thursday nt 500 =. NJ: leaves Tues
day and Friday; mail closes at 0 P. M.
san BarnardinO and Way Stations-San Ga
brit, FL Monte, Riverside, etc.; arrives at
5:0G PM. closes at $3.50 =. NJ.
Wilmington and Way StatiOns--Arrlyes at
230 y. NJ. closes at $50 A. NJ.
a'erro gordo, Lone Pine and Hayilah--Arriyes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 300 p.
NJ. leaves Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day closes ut II NJ.
Domestic and Foreign Money Order Office
Open from $50 A. NJ. tO 4:40P. NJ, except on
saturday, when office closes at 3:O0 P. NJ.
uffiee HOurs-sOO A. NJ. to 700 p. NJ.
H. X. w. BENT, r. NJ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
The Popularity OF tho Public Library.

The success and permanency of the
Library Association of this city il
best indicated in the steady acquisition
of new members. During the month
of september the following named
persons joined the. Association: Hon.
A. Higbie, Eugene M. Hammond,
Geo. N. Lockwood, $. Buskey, DR.. f.
+. Howard, Rev. J.. b. Gray, Capt. c,
r. Thom, Hon. G. w. Bush, g. r.
White, J. X. Traff0rd, S. II. Slaught
and j.. II. Thomas. .t.
Daring the six months ending Sep.
tember' '3Oth, one hundred and twenty
nint members were received. The
Library was opened OH the 1st o1
January last and now numbers three
hundred and fifty members. The AS.
sociatiOn is in healty condition finan.
cialiy, free from debt, and has several
hundred dollars to its creditin the
bank The price of membership il
only $3.50 and the monthly dues, but
tjftV cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
The Printing Of the n. ID. a. A..

EDITOR HERALD: The List of Pre-
miums to be given to exhibitors at the
ensuing Fair of this and adjoining
counties, is published in pamphlet
form, and can, presume, be obtained of
the Secretary of the Society, Mr. Tru-
man. The field embraced by the pre-
MUM list is varied and interesting.
Should it be only fairly responded to,
the exhibition will be most attractive
one. The departments particularized
are seven in number. Besides these,
the California Vine Growers and Wine
and Brandy Manufacturers Association
offers premiums for brandies, wines
and grapes; and there il a Especial
Department." embracing Penman-
ship, Composition and Drawing, Open
only for competition to pupils OF pub
lie schools. The pamphlet includes the
Secretary's Report, the Presidents Ad-
dress, and the Rules of the Exhibition.
have word to say touching the ty-
Biography of this pamphlet. Although
ii bears the imprint of Los Angeles
printing office, it is actually printed in
San Francisco. Is not this Society or
ganized especially to encourage and
stimulate art, manufactures and agri-
culture in its own immediate neigh
borhOod? And is it impossible to get
pamphlet of 40 pages printed within
the area of country embraced in its OPP
eratiOns? l guarantee not. And
think this is an OyerSiVh on the ma ri of
the managers. hope the printing for
the next Fair will not only bear a Los
Angeles imprint, but will really be
executed in this city. Iwould also sug-
gest that premium be offered for the
hest specimen of the ''art preservative
of all arts" am, sir, s8z
Yours, obediently,
PRINTER
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
Merced Theatre.

Tonight the theatre will cast aside
the tragedy mask, and present a light
er bill of fare. The elegant comedy
of the Honeymoon will be played,
with Madame Duret and s. w. Piercy
as Juliana and Duke Aranza, respect
lively. No company has ever present.
cd such varied round of dramas be-
fore, and as several of the company
are established favOrites, their success
is no longer a matter of conjecture.
1t il always a pleasure, too, to see
Miss Lipsis. Whatever she plays, it
Is sure to he we'll and carefully done,
and in addition to charming manner,
she possesses the attraction of very
sweet and musical voice.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
JJOTEI. ARRIVALS,

u. S. HOTEL.-C. A. Mccullough,
San Francisco; s. F. Baker, Jr., do
w. S, Johnson, FL Monte; Thos. Sry-
CLICK, H. f. Neil, San Francisco; Miss
Cash, Santa Ana, J. w. Clark,
MOntains; ]. G. Johnson, San Pedro;
G. +. Miller, do.
BELLA UNION.--Marks L.azard, San
Gabriel; Jacob Schlesinger, FL Monte;
]. A. J. Brunt, Anderson, Indiana; l..
J. Lewis, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Elridge,
Mrs. Handy, T. II. Safancherine, Ana
helm; j. NJ, Davis, San Francisco; N.
J, Rerats, Arizona; +. P. Foster, S inta
Margarita; p. ]. Shaffer, Richmond.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
Los ANGELES MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE DxrLY herald,

Los ANGELES, October 2, 1873
There have not been many changes since
the last Report, the demand for productions
being large and the market active.
GRAIN.-The demand for Wheat Ia active,
and the receipts small. White Wheat Is quoted
Mt 81 rs q 100 Ms, Corn and Barley, 81 25
REANS-Rcd Bayou are steady at ~, and
White ate9c v h.
BUTTER-Demand good for Roll at a7lc
Fb.
CHEESE-ChOice Factory, l5@l7c, according
TO quality; Swiss, 37l2c v h.
FIlOUR-Baker's Extra, SS; Superfine, So
u Dbl. Graham "a, and Buck wheat s. .. 100 n.
WO0Il-Fall clip, l0tadtl2lzc q H..
HIDES-Dry, l6c y n. Sheep-skins, 25a5Oc
each.
PROVISIONS-BacOn lac; Sugar-cured, l7c;
Hams, sugar-cnred, lsc; plain, l3c; Lard, l2l4c;
Dried Beef, l5c II n.
POULTRY-M Market dull with small sales.
Chickens, u dOx., s5cls8; Ducks, s6GSS; Tur-
keys, y N, 20c; Geese, T. pair, s3
EtiGS-Scarce and In demand at 45c u dOz.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Plaster, q Dbl,
S6; Lime, 81 250s2 80; Tlastering Hair, " b,
5a6c; Laths, u NJ, ST.. Rough merchantable
surfaced, and T. 4 G: Oregon Pine Floorlng,
S45; Rustic, $50; misunderstanding, 80; Shin
giles, 80; shakes, Sl5aS20; Pickets, rough mer-
chantable, SS5; do surf, s+5; Redwood posts,
cach 1V. .A
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
Lecture Of DR.. Patterson ON Irrigation.

At a considerable expense, the
HERALD secured o photographic re-
port of the excellent Lecture on Irriga-
tion delivered by DR.. Patterson. This
learned divine has travelled in all parts
of the east, and has kept his eyes open
to the country through which he
passed. His lecture gives the people
of Southern California the benefit of
his observations; it is full Of many
useful hints, both to the scientific and
unscientific irrigatOr. The HERALD
is peculiarly fortunate in heing able
to offer 50 Interesting and 80 import
ant an article in it's first issue. The
lecture will be published also in the
WEEKLY HERALD. Persons desiring
copies may leave the names at the
HERALD office at any time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
MEETINGS OF SOCIETIES.

MASONIC.
piue Lodge No. 49-Nleets first Monday in the
month, ut T:W l.. NJ.
Royal Arch Lodge No: Second Monday in
each month, mt 7:a0 L. M.
pentalpha Lodge No. N2-Thid Monday in
each month, at $50 +. NJ.
The Council Fourth Monday in each month,
at $50 r. VI.
ODD-FELIOWS.
Augelito Lodge No. la5-MOndays at 1:30 p. NJ
f.s angeles Lodge, No. 80 Wednesdays, at
40 y. NJ.
Golden Rule Lodge No. lG0--Fridays, 7:N p.
south Star Degree LOdge-SecOnd and Fourth
Tuesdays, at 7:30 Il. M.
orange Grove EncampmentFir and Third
Tuesdays, at 1890 r. NJ.
CHAMPIONS OF THE RED CROSS.
0iiye Encampment No. Wednesdays, at
1:D L. NJ.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Merrill Lodge No. 299-Saturdays, 1880 +. NJ.
los Angeles Social Club-Thursdays, 500 p. N
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
Real Estate Transaction,

Deeds filed for record for the "a hours end
Ing at O'Clock, October ., 1873, as reported for
the DAILY HERALD by Judson & Gillette,
Searchers OF Records for Los Angeles county
Jacob WalcOm TO Edward Gowan: 100 acres
OF Rancho san FrancisIuin; $1,000
Richard g. Fryer to Herman w. Hellman:
so acres In san Jose township; 81.
David Lewis to s. p. X. X. Co. strip lOOx2675
on located line of road In Sec. II, TIP. =. X. lo
W., and Sec. I, TIP. l =. X. II W.
VIM. X. Rowland, Sheriff, etc, TO Jacob
Keller; 2 lots IN Anaheim, formerly belong
Ing to August Heyerman; 81 $40.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
View Arrangements Mt the i'ost.oiiice

For some. time, past, the people of
Los Ahgelea Hatesfelt that their post
Office accommodations were circum-
scribed. The box room has been in
sufficient to accommodate the increas-
ing public demand. This want is to
be no longer. Mr.. Bent has just re-
ceived 200 additional boxes, of the
latest style and pattern-the same as
those used in San Francisco and all
cities of Importance i'm the icOuutry--
the celebrated brOnZe-frOnt box, with
the Gale lock. The box has grated
glass front, which enables the owner
to tell whether he has mail or not,
without the Inconvenience Of opening.
The lock can not be picked, and every
key Is fitted to it's lock-. No two keys
will fit the same box.
These 200 boxes, together with the
number Ought, to satisfy present de-
mands, although Mr.. Bent hopes be-
fore long to get into more cOmmOdious
quarters, where he can satisfy all the
public needs. .......s ..atss
The public are reminded, that by
an Act of the late Congress-; no two
persons, not Qfthe same family or firm,
are permitted to have their mail in
the same post-Office box. Heretofore
the postmaster has refrained from en-
forcing this law because the box ac-
commodations were so limited. Now,
that he II able to satisfy dAl wants, no
excuse remains why It should not be
enforced. Persons will please act ac-
cOrtlingly. "F~N
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
STAGE LINES.
san- ]. Cohn keeps fine Havana and Domes.

s4D- J. Cohn keeps fine Havana and DOmes-
tic Cigars. No.8l Main street, DOwney,s Block,
J'hompsOn 4 GersOn's saloon.
ss- Los Angeles county, wherever known,
Il acknowledged to be an earthly paradise.
Here We haveperpetual summer. Fruits ripen,
ana flowers bloom the year round. But chief
among It's many advantages il cheap living.
McDonald's Restaurant, on Commercial street,
is the best. one trial of the nice Coffee, Tea,
Tenderloin Steak, Fresh Eggs and Ranch But
t.r, proves that II is the best place in town.
single meals, % cents.
NJ Jay Cooke would still have been solvent
had lac held up his head in Wall street, COW
cred with one of DesmOnd's Silk Hats. A man
tghu vas refused credit, last week, all over the
town, got note for 81 900 endorsed by simply
inyc9fing his last piece in Hat at Dasmond's.
8ppbsita the United States Hotel, IN the Tenn
Jld nlock s.-.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
Pat rOns Of HusbNMAry District ('Oun.
ell of Gransers.

In pursuance to call, a convention
Of Changers, met at Gallatin on
Wednesday, Oct. lst, at 10 o'clock a.
m. for the purpose of forming Dis
trict Council 49,.
The delegates assembled at the
school house, and the meeting was
called to order by II. A. Carey, Coun-
ty Deputy for IosAngeles county.
The Following Oranges were repre-
sented by delegates:
Compton Grange-A. Higbie, J. J.
Norton, j. Il. McCOmas.
Enterprise Grange. G. Alexan-
der, A. J. Nichols, - SouthwOrth.'
Los NietOs Grange-B. II. Grandon,
James Stewart and James Gates.
New River Granger, b. Guthril,
G. Baker, G. Conan.
" Los Angeles Grange--T. A. Carey,
J. @. A. Stanley, G. +. White.
FL Monte Grange-G. G. Gibbs, r..
J. Floyd, J. II. Gordon.
Alliance Grange-E f. Reeves, J.
NJ. Marshall,J. d. Durfee.
Eureka Grange-E. Benedict, A. 3,
Caldwell, p. G. Tonner.
Fruitland Grange-W. A. Abbott,
f. b. Nichols, A. Hayward.
Orange. Grange-ThOs. Brown, j..
Gregg, j. w. Anderson.
Silver Grange. Fl. Burke, j. Ven
able, ID. Tuthill.
Fairview Edward Evey, J.
ID. Taylor, -- Evey.
San BernardinO Grange - F.. Ct.
Brown, w. b. Russell.
A Committee on BYLAWS was ap-
,no;,,<aI nDnasaff,,r, ~ l., Droxr, ID
G. TOnner, A. Higbie, +. Evey, Il. c.
as soon as possible.
| Adjourned, to Up. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Assembled at appointed time.
The Committee on Bylaws made o
report, which was amended and
adopted.
The Council then proceeded to the
election of officers which resulted as
I follows:
| MASTERY. \. Carey.
Overseer--J. Z. A. Stanley.
Lecturer-Thos. Brown.
Steward - Bequette. II
Assistant-SteWarl-S, Y. Coram,
Chaplain-M. G. Settle.
Treasurer-E Benedict.
Secretary. f. Marquis. :, .
Gate-keeper-W. b. Russell. ss5
Ceres-Mrs. A. B. Hayward.
POmOna-Mrs. r.. G. Alexander.
FlOra-Miss Betty FOrsman.
Lady MISUNDERSTANDING. A.
Ellis.
The officers present being installed,
the Council proceeded to business.
An Executive Committee of five
was elected, consisting of A. Higbie,
Il. G. Brown, c. T.. White, j. II.
Burke, and Edward Evey.
A Committee of five was appointed
to make arrangements for a county
celebration of the birthday Of the Or
der, on the 4th of December, next.
The next meeting of the Council
was fixed at Gallatin on the second
Tuesday of November, next.
After much time spent i'm work of
Il private nature, which is not intend
Ell for the public ear, the Council adj
jOurned... .:,-4 Il, Il, - L. .'B&te :. :
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
View Books at the Library.

ODe of the excellent features of our
edition of new publications to the al
ecsdy' well filled shelves. Among the
many new accessiOns are the follow
ing: Stewards Tourney around the
Worldj' q large octave volume pro-
fuseIy illustrated and we'll bound;
"0id Rome and New ITALY," by SefiOr
Castilar, President of the Spanish
C0rtes; "AnecdOtes of Public Men,"
by John w. FOrney: "Outline of Men,
Women and Things" by Mary Glenn
ner Ames; "New Life in New Lands"
by Grace Greenwood, a charming
book, description of a recent visit to
California, Nevada and Colorado;
''rhe Forms of Water" by Prof. Tyn-
del; "Physics and Politics." by Wal
tel BagshOt, and "FoOds' by Prof.
/ Edward Smith, beiug the first three
volumes of ''rhe Industrial Scientific
Series." OF late novels we notice
Work." by Miss Louise Alcate, the
sui1Or of ''Little Women," etc. Ken
elm Chillingly, by Bulwer, "Pascarel," ;"
by Ouida, and "Ready Money MOrti.
boy" Among purchases of desirable
books mot new publicatiOns,) are
Vamberg's travels in, Central Asia,n
description of SKhiva and the region
Of country lately the scene of the
llussian Invasion; Downing's "Fruits
and Fruit Trees of America;'' FlOggs
European Vineyards" and ''Pres-
rott's Conquest Of MeXicO.p s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
THE COURTS.

District aSlsrt.. Hon. r. NJ. WIRNEy, J..
THuRsDAY, October 1875
David Lewis VS.. David Anderson. Witnesses
examined on part of plaintiff Defendant
mOvedsor .non-suit. Case ordered back To
Justicesf'ourt; with costs 10 defendant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
AUCTION HoUsE,

n ATES & MOVES.
NJ Corner Temple Block and Spring st.
Auction Business promptly attended to- Spe-
cial Sales made In any part OF the city or
county. fa.
Furniture bought or sold on Commission.
Liberal advances made on consignments.
ocHf2p
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE

WINTER ARRANGEMENT /. A. 4 8. p. r. r.
Arrive Depart
y 40 A. NJ. 10 90. A. NJ.
= tsp. NJ. .h.tE# L 400 p. NJ.
The above tn rule except an days of steam
ers arrival and departure, when trains will
run 10 connect with steamers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-03
ExpOrts.

The following IL the lists OF Exports In the
Depot Of the Los Angeles and $. p. X. II.
awaiting shipment: