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Thousands of Elves aud Millions
az Property saved,

by using the american safety Kerosene Lamp
-J>lIE-E lamp- are made Of brass AMI
will never break.
The burners have a safety tube attach
meni for ihc Escape OF ga>. and viii new
cr explode.
The clinneys are made of Mica FOR
Isimg-ela~s 80 callcdl and they are the
only lamp chimney- made that will not
break by heat or cold
GLASS Ch.mnev~ and Lamps are unsafe
aud expensive = this j. the universal com
plant.
Over Sevcniy-five Millions of Glass
Lamp. Chimncys are broken in this
country every year.
Price OF Hand Lamps. complete. with
Mica thimnevs. one dollar. Price OF
Bronze Parlor or Stand lamps two dol
lars. Sent TO any part OF the United
states 10y express on receipt of the mon
ey by mail. lOoO Agents wanted to sell
these Lamps and Mica Lhimne,s in eve
Try city aud town. to whom liberal dis
count will be made. send for sample
Lamps aud Circulars giving all pariicu-
lUrs They speak for themselves, an,t
sell on sight. Address.
7 AMERICAN LAFETY SAMP co.
No. 2tD Pearl Street, New York.
! Feb. 20. ls74.-tf
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The latest radical tranSmogTificaiion Of
opinion in the radical ranks j. the out
spoken and emphatic opposition OF Par
ION BrownIcw. the hiaten; Republican
United States Senator from Tennessee
against the mongrel and aInaiganaied
education Of whites and e.rOc> ia the
public schools 81 the country lie takes
bold stand against that clause in ~eua-
tor summers supplemental Civil Rights
Bill and speaks out after thi~ STYLE:
=. | am opposed TO il. The practical
results which viii follow it, adoption
clone concern the people OF Tennc-- see
OF AL races and coiors. I believe that
any attempt "a enforce. nv arbitrary aci
OF Congress. the attendance OF the two
races in the schools anil churches. Will
result IN the total destruction of the
Free school system in Tennessee. For
the =ake 81 he argument. admit that
this fact j. causcd Is ,srejudire. bat il j.
Ia prejudiee whil u Congrrss has no pow
Ter 20 10 control. VI j. sufficient that we
see most useful y stem impcriied bv an
lattcuga 10 reduce an Abstraction 10 i'm
mediate practice -. II
should b. remembered that tic colorei
race. though large il numbers. constitute
a very snla \ minority Of the whole peO-
pie Of the United States. However
strongly united. they have no power TO
lCoNfPEI concessions from the whites. ~
Whatever they get must come a. the
free gin from ihe whites.
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roHrsIoIANs AND nauGoIsTS.


I, prominent View YORK physician lately cf-nnisirff
60 ~ nirE about hl. >tNrttwc,n tlif 'sr.tffs
staining TINT -nrietne+ fhsy srret uii-frnlla.iy hi
~ patient ~ Oh. naa taken th.fi ior sor.f iin..
shout eject on 30 tx inform fhaf s.vsrs iiaits
inns were made suI sold he iU fNir.d ana found VIA
hs psfi.rf hal fe-n fsSiu- esps,ts stI iu bottle.
and not uUNDAS rirk a COS
what hspprnsd tu tAis rh, #N anv have haf ne'ie
in Others snd i NiAS IitA tl f.kefhI. nit -li,ai
~ protecting physician. dr -t- rnf thrut.ritfs unf
i,y@vruting uiL SyNDALwDl from coming into Dis
.repHs
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe ne Capsules = ii
continue Co DO -. frr fhry -unfain -ht pare of'
~. best and cheapest inrnl.
pIrDN> Do ga. use more Oh ~ SandaiNoas
~ manufacture Hf choir Capsules than su fh,
" hor.als md Retail nruegsis rud Persumsr.n fh,
uifsi states cnflhiurd and thi- b. tnc srt reassf
shy ne pnsc OIL 9. srid cheaper w their c1psai,
ihau in ans p'her form.
OIL ~ SANDNLWOpn D. fist sAperceding ever,
i'her rsmeiv siN-y rfp.ir- only b,in4 required q
.n~arr .nfe snc erfair clfe Iu AK ~ eight Z =
rom on nfhfr raciclic can ih.s result Ne hnf.
pcs's Strr t,r-ttF~ solves hr prob -fn iuns COZ
.iiersf vs. eminent physicians a. hnu H. arnil
-hr nausea ari disgust experience iu aiipw 'r 2
which Well known - tsfrFci from if NOT destroy
he good et,sf- ~ many valuable remedies
Soft Cops bel. are pot lp 'u tl toi lId neal hayes
fairt eseI. and the puy clp.ules prcscribti h
IPhV4ri4us
s---s~ These were the only Capsules admitted
TO the last Pari. Exposition.
send fsr Circular ~ ~ MU0sffr street View tugt
-oLD At ALL DEIC STORES.
Genersi Agency. liO Rcadc Street New YORK
Jan. -. iNTf-sw.
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INPorTANT FAcr.--Under the new
revenue law Of the State. lands aud ioi>
remaining un-u'd at th- regular delin-
quemt tax sale can be sold al private sale.
and any person apply ing to the Audi
tor. aud paying the amount due j. en-
tied To certificate OF purchase. the same
as though il had been bought At public
sale
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60 Evansville is jubiiani over tho pas
sage by the Kentucky legislature. OF u
charter Tor The Evansville and Jackson
(1ena.) railruad. and thinks -he almost
sees bridge over tie Ohio a, that point
no~- She certainly deserves credit iOr
her enterprise in railroads.
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or Reports from various locations
stale that ihe pneumonia has made IT,
and almost every ca>e has
proved fatal. We have Only heard OF
one recovery. while manr deaths are re-
ported Physicians >IA il j. new form
OF pn.umonia. and The old treatment
nearly always falls. y. A. Ledger
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or They had big time organizing
Oranges At Centryville, OF last >atur-
day. Three Oranges were organized
and the officers installed by Deputy T..
&. johnson OF New Albany. These
Oranges Start out with over 100 menu
bers.
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sam Poster. Of Washington conn
". New York. fhre-hed 10y hand ninety
bushels Of oats IN thirteen hours. sam
should get out patent for himself i'm
mediatey.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE j. hereby given that tine nm
y dersigned, has been appointed Adj
ministrator OF the estate OF George
Neukum. late OF Dubois county. Indie
ana. deceased. said estate supposed to
be solvent.
GEORGE l.. NEUkUM, Admir-,
Feb. goth, 1873. 3ws.
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rolomon simmon..

-ViVNnVH
IsF IT KNOWN. That on tie 1911
% day of February. ls74. the above
named plaintiff. by his Attorney N. l..
Logan. filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court. his complaint against
said defendant. in the above Untitled
cause. aud an affidavit of competent
person. that said defendant. >olomon
simmons j. a proper AMI necessary party
20 ihi- action. and that said defendants
solomon >immon. j. not resident oi
tie State OF Indiana.
said defendant j. therefore. hereby
notified ~ the filing and pendcncy OF said
complaint against him. and that unless
ae appear aud answer or demur there
to. ~ the calling of said cause on thu
second day Of the next term Of -ai,i
Court. 10 be begun and held AZ the Court.
House in Jasper. on the Fourth Monday
ia March. next. said complaint. and
tbe matters and things therein contained
and alleged. will be heard and deter
mined IN his absence.
BAIL II. EDNONSTON. Clerk
OF The Dubois Circuit Court
II. p. I.oeAN. Atty for plaintiff.
fhb. 10th. ls1i-3ws.
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AZ il a. will send us her name We
Will publish her communication.
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ey ToRAcco is selling At Rockport at
So 90 to So.
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ATTORNEYS Co,IPLiINr.

State OF Indiana. Dubois County. =:
IN the Circtiii Court Of Dubois Coun-
tv. in tie State OF Indiana, March Term
\. ID. lS7L
sarah Simmons
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Stale of Indiana. Dubois County
Notice is Hereby Given


that eel o a ia G List nancio
vln % "a M e ~ al ~
uf lme "a . p % "a
yfu~sn vanln Audit Q = d
T. CAarn Deputy
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f. ennnp, o d impression 5
abe s,ount.In h "a 8
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DIR. T. WERr2 a. co,

- IN. New Drug store.
sole Agents FOR tie County.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-03
Horse Notes.

During the late session of the Ma
tional Trotting Association in New
York the delegates representing the
Cleveland Club, Buffalo Driving Park
Association, Utica Park Association,
and Hampden Springfield, Mass. J
Park Association held conference at
the Hoffman House. After full dis
cussion it was agreed to propose to
their several associations to form q
grand combination, and plan of ope-
rations was drawn up. The Cleveland
Club, at its meeting on Saturday last,
ratified the action of the conference in
this city. The principal points of the
plan arranged are that the entries for
all four meetings of the above grand
quadrilateral are to close simulta-
neously on the 21st of July, at
8 P. NJ, and the races will take
place during four consecutive
weeks, beginning at Cleveland and
continuing at Buffalo, Utica and
Springfield, in the order named-the
races at Cleveland to be Oh the last four
days of July. The associations of this
combination offer total of $145, 900 i'm
premiums, as follows: Cleveland, $780,
900; Buffalo, $4,000, Utica, $4,000,
and Springfield, $4,000. A Board Of
Stewards, consisting of John Tod, of
the Cleveland Club; r. A. Buck, of the
Buffalo Club; Erastus II. Wright, of
the Utica Association, and l.. J. Pow
ers, of the Springfield Association,
have been appointed to arrange one
programme for all four meetings and
other details. These meetings will be
exclusively for trotting horses, except
the one at Cleveland, at which there
will be three running races. There
will be no pacing at either meeting.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-03
A Dishonest Employee.

The Walla Walla Statesman of the
14th instant has the following:
w. b. Morris, General Superintend-
ent of the Northwestern Stage Com
pany, arrived here on Thursday on his
return from Portland, having gone to
that city in pursuit of man named
McFeeley, who had been employed on
the route between Baker City and
Boise. 1t is the custom of the COM
pany to draw warrants in favor of en-
ployes on the Boise office. McFeeley,
who had been in the employ of the
company for three years, and had sus-
tanned the reputation OF being honest
and in every way trustworthy, was Sc
lected by the employees to take their
warrants to Boise and cash them. This
has been the custom for some time,
and on the first of the present month
warrants to the amount of nearly $500
were intrusted to McFeeley. This
time he returned without the money,
saying he had been unable to cash
their orders. AS soon as he had made
this announcement he informed the
men that he would just ride down to
the next station, as he had some bust
ness there which called his attention,
and that he would return in the morn
ing. He went to the next station, and
so on until he reached Portland. An
investigation was had, when it was
discovered that he had cashed the
warrants, pOcketed the coin, and, like
an Arab. had folded his tent and
quietly stole away; in fact, he had
stole all he could. He was tracked to
Portland, at which place Mr.. Morris
learned that his bird had taken flight
for the Stickeen mines, not, however,
before he had dropped $3.50 while fight
ing the tiger. Gambling seems to
have been his ruling passion, and to
this may be assigned his downfall.
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alternate rows, of evergreen, for which
purpose the different varieties of the
eucalyptus are eminently adapted.
The foliage on older trees and ripe
fruit is sometimes coated over, during
the summer, with black rust, con-
sidered by some a parasitic growth;
this washes off easily, without leaving
q trace. 1t appears rather to be an
accretion of dust mixed with the eX-
uded volatile oil Astounding i'm the
leaves and outer rind of the fruit; by
copious showering during the Summer,
any injury from that cause can be
easily obvated. More serious, as af-
fecting the growth of the trees, is the
rapid increase of the scale insect-they
don't mind the camomile recommend
ell by some, but s0ap-suds or weak lye-
washes subdue them effectually.
The same processes are followed in
raising lemons; the tree is rather more
tender than the orange, but the fruit
often more profitable. / have lemon
Seeding trees bearing as perfect and
large fruit as the best of Sicily.
Oranges and lemons can be safely
transported long distances, and the
market for them is unlimited at re-
muneratiee prices; there is no possi-
bility of overstocking. Nothing need
be wasted from the products of this
culture; the surplus leaves dried are
used in pharmacy, and make very
palatable tea, and should supercede
the nerve-unstringing Bohea |; the
dropping flowers are the source of the
costly oil, neroli. The smallest green
fruit'finds demand for the best of
bitters; the larger, for preserving; the
ripe fruit, luxury in itself, is the best
corrective of the injurious effects of a
too nutritious and greasy diet; the
wood is very firm, elastic and durable;
even the sharp thorns make the best
and most fragrant toothpicks.
The culture of those two varieties of
fruit can fill the full scope of available
labor in our State. No girl need be
idle, but can raise her dowry in orange
and lemon trees, each bearing tree, at
the most moderate estimate, repre-
senting capital of 500 invested at
the highest per cent. .#s-
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DIscouragement Of Drunkenness.

Mr.. Highly on Thursday introduced
a bill in the Assembly to discourage
drunkenness and punish crime and
pauperism. 1t provides for licensing
retail liquor dealers. Persons apply
ing for licenses must file $4,000 bonds
with the County Clerk to secure pay
ment for damages resulting to hus-
band, child or parent by the sale of
liquors. The rate of license is left
blank. 1t confers, also, the right of
damages against vendors, to be insti-
tuted by the person injured, including
women, who may sue as a femme sole.
Moneys received for the licenses may
go to the school fund. The bill further
provides that local option elections
Shall be ordered by the Supervisors on
application of one-third the qualified
voters. The penalty of selling liquors
without q licsnse ranges from $40 to
$500. County Clerks are required to
furnish lists of liquor shops to the
Grand Jury and District Attorneys,
fer which they are allowed twenty-five
per cent. 1t was referred to the Com
mittee on Public Morals.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-03
CODE COMMENTARIES
AS. LIN ID l. L Y
Late Code Commissioner.

PART /. of this work is now ready for tina
profession. II contains:
I-Disintegation and Indignation of Legal
Systems.
U-Historic Glance at Codification.
III.-Practical Codifcation and Amend
ment.
IV-Appendix. Letter to ii. III. Haight and
others-Future Treatment of the Codes.
Under the first head are briefly treated-The
Philosophy of Law; The Science of Law;
Common and Statute Law-their FleXibility
and Rigidity; Fragmentary Expression of the
Common Law; Effect of Political and Social
Changes on Legal systems.
Under the second head is contained a His
toric Glance at Codfcation Including Ro-
man, French, Spanish, Canadian and Ameri-
view Of the subject, and brings the reader to
the third head, Practical Codification, with
his mind better prepared to appreciate what
follows.
Under the third head, Practical Codinca-
tion are the sub-heads: Automatic PROPOSE
lions; Preparation of the Act authorizing
Codiacation; Requisite. Qualification of Com
missoners; Compensation;, Time for the Per-
Torrance of the Work; and Rules for Codifl-
cation and Amendment. These rules, severn
teen in number, are elaborated and illustrated
by sections drawn from the Code.
The work has an eight page Appendix, in
the form of letter to II. ii. Haight and
Others, touching the authors connection with
the Code Commission and the causes of his
resignation; touching also the future treat
ment of the Codes. The last is an important
matter, and should engage the attention of
every lawyer in the State. The author Is evil
IDENTITY master of his subject, and has given to
ii an unsparing, analytical. demonstrative
treatment. The work has come In a most OPP
perfume moment containing, as 1t does, most
| important recommendations as to the mode
| of amending the Codes.
| The work will be mailed, post paid, by
SUMNER WHITNEY & CO.,
| san Francisco,
| on receipt of price, 81 co. JAMES d&w
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VENTURA ITEMS.

The District Court sits on Monday,
Judge Murray presiding.
The Simi ranch sale fell through. L.
r.. Bard takes the land back and a for
felt of $4,000.
Seth Hammond has the contract for
carrying the mail from San Buena-
ventura to Hueneme
On the farm of Mr.. Leach there is a
large amount of the very best quality
of gypsum. We hope soon to see it
utilized. Why would it not do for
building purposes?- Signal.
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Thanking the people of Los Angeles coun.
ty for their liberal patror age during the past
we, in order to meet the increasing demand
for fine" goods, will, while making Dollar
Goods speciality, keep good assortment
of higher priced goods. W. have q fine lot OF
Mouldings and q f.s.-class framer: so bring
along your pictures and get them framed
cheaper than Mt any other place south of San
Francisco. All work warranted to give salts
faction. Dollar store, Dunsmoor Bros, l02
Main street
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Of Special Interest to Farmers.

At the Esperanza Store, No los
Main street, will be found the largest and
choicest stock of Merchandise, Groceries,
Liquors, Cigars, etc, in Southern California.
II is well known that at this store you can
buy all goods in their line at from five to ten
per cent cheaper than at any other store in
Los Angeles; also that the highest price is
paid for all kinds of country produce. All
goods delivered to any part of the city free of
charge. -
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Special Notices.
Clarendon Hotel,

/ have been confined to my bed for several
weeks. My physician did not give me any
relief. Ny sufierings increased. A Lady
got Mrs. NJ. NJ. Edwards to nurse me, who dis
missed my doctor and undertook the case her.
SELF which was n complicated one. now en-
joy good health.
f22 If MRS. T.. Il, WEBER
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MARCH 8, 1874.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following is a list Of the arrivals at the
various hotels in This city up 10 0 O'Clock last
night
CLARENDON.
J W Young, .Ir ST GIG Stoneman, S
Daniel Earl, ST i NJ Slaughter,S Bern
Geo r Dclprat, ST IA J. : smith d:iGl : Bern nl'"
Geo Russell, S f u /. Hummer, s +
A Cartridge, = + ii III Bancroft 5
III Oak, = + Miss Kate Bancroft IF
GSNervman, Buffalo II l. Lyman, Buffalo
Walter Blair, Oakland Belden, Il
LAFAYETTE.
f II Gailard, S Diego V Kennedy, S Diego
Della Ossa, $ Diego II Caldwell n Y
J II Dbble, S Clara RIB Donovan, S Clara
] $ River, Haywaids b Merritt, Edenvale
III X Kirby, WadsworthJ Fitch, ST
+ b Merchant, S DiegoH + Buck, S Diego
Chas Palmer, ST w III Tlieilcr, S Il
9 knight, ST TNuliy, Swarse
+ Machado, Wimin'nT A Smith, Wilmingn
Joe star, Wilmington Brown, Wilmington
ii Short, S + Albert Ross, Illinois
CII Cutter, ST " I, sherman, CITY
children, / Nietos G 4 Knight, Wilm'n
w Andrew, City Cecil, Arizona
Il Andrew, Salt Lake NJ Copen, Barbara
Nulty, Los Angeles.
UNITED STATES.
Chas Saranil, City G Mooney, City
CJohnason, $ + w WEIGH, Buffalo, Mo
q LipsS, City Ell Gowd, City
Frank Cleaves, City NJ NJ Price City
Reg, City j Buck, Anaheim
= Davis, Anaheim JF Buinham ,Anahcim
NJ Barnham, Ana'mW II spurgeeon, Ana
III w Askins, Spadra G Brown, Bake. sfield i
Newbill, Bakersfield J J johnson, S Ana
d Nj GOliery, S Ana c Vincent, = Ana
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FREIGHT list.

March 81, per steamer \aorama-R b 10, C
& Cos 4 Bros ., ID bros 8, + Ennis l., G
Kumpl, III WI l,J NJ Co 9, Thos Wilson
s., Terry |, NJ "a, NJ II 80, p G s. r Slaney /,
SIP Whaling 2, Satter & Bayer :, 81,
Thos A Geary Nv l. "a, w Bankers 2, B D
Wilson 4, G 4 f 10, d & b IS, d p & Co A, f G
j, John Gustav !, ii b., f G Al Mascarel 2.
Rump II, r. Nj 9, l. Y.2O, NJ Rittler II, NJ q
Santacruz 4, ] 4, FRI 2, : Jackson 5, simon
Levy 4, Isl 2, p Campbell 6, W NJ G 10, w II
Narlhafl
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a=l==-=--------
I'M PORTS.

March 81, per steamer Pacfic--5 packages
.rees. barrels wine, 6 boxes oranges, box
semons, u sacks beant case red peppers, 1872
bars bullion, 3I6 boxes oranges, | stove, /
chest, cases merchandise, Q barrels brandy,
1877 sacks beans, 1919 sacks corn, % boxes
oranges, 3 barrels brandy, pipes spirits, 2
cases beeswaX, 81 sacks beant, case wine, /
case sewing machines, case furniture, eases
merchandise, | trunk.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-03
Real Estate Transactions.

Deeds filed for record for the "a hours end
ing at 4 o'clock, March 2, 1874, as reported for
the DAILY HERALD by JudsOn Il Gillette
Searchers of Records for Los Angeles county f:
YgnaciO Sepulveda to Volney f Howard
Interest of first party in Rancho La Brea; 81.
Stefano Lagomarsino & wife to Giovarini
Cuneo--Undivided one-half interest in n w
one-half of 3j acres, lot 5, block 45, Los
Angeles CITY: St.O
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San Francisco Markets...By Telegraph.

81. SAN FRANCISCO, March ..
FLOUR-Extra, s6as6 80.
WHEAT-$l $685. 90.
BARLEY--Sl 7NdSl -.
POTATOES-Sl 75dl 80
OATS-sI G(DaSl So
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NOTICE.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY
Al the Court, Receiver Of all the partner
ship property of the firm of Il. C. SWIGART
q CO., and being directed, by order of Court,
hereby given to ali persons indebted to said
firm of Il. G. Swigart q Co. to CALL'AT ONCE
and settle the same, and thereby save costs.
Ali persons are notified not to pay the debts
due said firm to any other person than the
undersigned. JOSEPH HUBER, Receiver.
Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 25, 1874. tc26-l0t
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Stage Arrivals and Departures.

COAST LINE.
ARRIVALS.
Mr. Cohen, J n Murphy,
w Baird, w Gilden,
G f Burch 2. w Turner,
w Shaw, M DOlsen,
] Ii Blharnet and wife.
DEPARTURES.
III C Setyard, Geo Wilson, U S,
w Bowman.
TELEGRAPH LINE.
DEPARTURES.
T. Meyer, Mrs Hish,
Paul Eyvert.
... ARRIVALS.
II Tllebron, J Belven,
w Blair, i Ecalet,
A Robinson, Mrs Germans, 3 chill
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-03
Look ut This!

The only place in the city to get
choice Engravings, Chromos, Oil Paintings,
etc., is at NJ. V. Ponet's. SO Main street, where
you can buy them cheap for cash, or pay in
weekly installments of from % cents to 81, ac-
cording to the amount purchased.
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8. Right Dress.,

|. ffauch, Merchant Tailor, No. 0 CONNER
cia street, receives the latest styles of goods
by every steamer, and makes up clothing
fashionably, and of the best workmanship.
Give him your orders and he will give you
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