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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
oDoR CAsEs-Tn Cut Glass, Russia Leafbs-
al Ser 2ntO " ocd, from . 70 $50
TNILkT BOT ES-Eu BAcEarAt, CT t,Iass
and Hand Decoration, iron Sc. TO $40
TOILET skTS-lu bachsrat, Cot Glass. All
Hand Decoration, from 4 TO z 81 per set
EauY Ntry elegant designs in GILT BRONZE
iLcludtus iDk Wells, Match safss, aad Cigar aGa
Ash Receivers; Thermometers, II Cat c!1-s aaf
Bronze; Ivory Han Brushes sud Shell COMBS, n snl
end shaving Glasses. T0rrists' CUPS end Bottles
AL az prices AstonishiaEly loV.
decle-tr W. \. THOMPSON, .03 I5,h -.
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Choice Wines.
sHERRY-
hmonteIIado,
Vino de POtto,
TeUsrtsn,
BBAFBIHY.-:
- y HcsrscN,
otsEo Drruy o..
CID MADlIRA
HUSGI NDY WINES,
WHITE WINES,
GLABET MTSEs,
RYE WHISKY.
WHEAT WHISKY,
ROM
IRISH WHISKY,
JAMAICA BUN.
kCOTCH WHISKY,
At SS S S YSSS se' a do - s sss 1e;s
bottle small sdNsEcs on case price.
Chocolate.
FBIsH Fog NEW YEARS
Malard's PlSin OhoooIsie,
ksnida Oh"c0late.
Double Vanilla Chocolate,
Bskor's PLAN Chocolate,
Vanilla Chocolate,
Double Vanilla Chocolate,
p Tribe Vanilla Chocolate,
Cocoa Shells, Chocolate Paste.
For Lunch.
5lbeT. Pi cult, sogsr wafers.
tS;s91kns.It MsfeTs, Lemon W siSrs,
Italian Msccsroons, Chocolate Wsfsrs,
PitkleG Oysters. P0ttej Me.ts,
Chuloe Csucy Mal3cs Grepss,
Lisbon Grapes, FIGS, Prures,
Elcrids Oranges, Bananas, Mixed nuts,
ffeh' Oonseryes, Lady Apples.
&. G. CORSwELL a. SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
defa -
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Whole Tickets csc. Halves SIS. Tenth, or each
Coupon IS. kleyen Whole Tickets, s59i.
Fer Tickets, OF informatiop, address
tho. p. bhAMLETTE, Ageut aud Manager,
I tufsNiiIF XIV
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GENUINE GOSHEN BUTTER.
ONE ToE CHOICE. IL HALF T!RKTks. ~
CElNED LECEMFEP AZ, 1879
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CHARLES HRIDsrRCK,
Si.iery or Extra Dry Champagne,
Exceiled by none.
q II Ear NV e, Hruv

SEiSry or Extia Dry champagne,
Excelled by none.
u ,l4,eo3: For sale by HALL & HUME.
ASK YoUE GROCER wine merchant for
Charles Heidsech's sillery or extra dry Cham
payne.
Excelied by none. s,t,th,S
.yEB NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per snnum on deposits for each caieI der
month. Banking hours, to 4. Satul tavs,9 to
4 and to g. Z7t3.liti6
CoREe, &o.-"The Wise for health on daily
wallis depend" and thousands patr0Dizs Dr..
Whites establishment, 5S5 18th street, Opposite
q. s. Treasury, % avoid painful Oorns, Bun.
ions, Inverted Nails, etc.
To BE CURED Of Rupture wear the Elastic
Truss, zS5 Pennsy iyanis avenue north west. 5,6
TRy rss elastic fkUss, 2S5 Penneylvaata
avenue. &c
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The Markeca

BALTIMORE, December Sl.-Vf-Ciuis sjxas mai.
sIs' sui 90, consolidated, o. a., West girei.iSs
H2S' nofth Cerollns sizes, old, y; DO, psg Ia.
Co. special FAX, bid TODAY. ' 49, 49,
BAL rINoRR, December 81 Cotton ute. 40
s,eady- prices UnCh auEed. Flour duEI 4 SEA -
PlCts nhcheDeed. West II rm-No ! amber vest
~ A. % NO. 10, p; fsT 10 prisle DO I o.
~ r We ern, "a; No. do, i =: {5f- 10
PRIME 90 - Corn sctlys aud stroEE--t. Afss
t.GeI S1SS, yellow do. Sl s.; mixes We zter;l
@blte, o. Co: mixed, 6stlS4. Rye unchaoset EaV
ueShst geo PfoE isioas quiet. Pork duh ard r6-f-
Ha' S.U 6o!k me ats-shOudCrS, 8 al -. TaEr rtf
sues - q " Tor part and fUly cured Bsco1 int
s.CGlIeit "a 9'5s; Clear rib sces, ii GIl2 Hsma
IIChebtTu. bVlc nDC hsTRsd W sstern but ser so-v
-. LaIS co. " missy EOuiu Al, Sl(Gi o.
hkW foEs, December 81 .--tCcss sstiye. N,3sx
Cove NM Its dGIl. '' $40
new YORK, December 81 Flour ouiet an. ~,
CNatsG, Wheat quleS aid firm. Corn Aivar-ir-
Ttds, iVS - new fires, iCS5s; Erie, = New Y5rk
LcNrON, December 81, , . m.-Copso,s for -,,r.v
ga 9ssi tor account, % sIs2. Atvices from Pa
q1cte rsntss a. % france. 8 Confines
LONDON, Dec mber 81, p. m.-The bullion in
he phStWeek ! he amount OF Aserican bullion gore
Ito is hk Cd bs anCe today E2si GO. Tine nro-
poE IA OF the tank reserve to liabtjly whirh fst
week YVES A per cent? is now SSss.
LONDON, December 81, s. 50 d. m.-The rate p
M0Le1 a. me STOCK kXohargs on govern ment seen
the Bank OF England rate. Bonds-SS's, lOTI
PARIS, DeceIuher 5l.-SpeCis in Bank of France
has deer eased 5,212,CI0 francs during mast UseE
f2ANkFoRT 7. December 3l.-B0nds, SIS,
LIVERPOOL. December 81, s 80 p. N Lard, g.
ANTWERP, December 81 --PetroIeun, % france.
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NEW YEARS SPKCIALTIES
wAesss CsGArx & cos.
PRfSltI6 AS' VISITING LISTS
BithIkS FOR TFS DISK Oh pDTF 1T
RIAA EL 5 PhREUMED Almanac.
THs Ill UhfsATsD kLMlyACS,
FOR EUNUAY SCHOOLS:
Cor tentsrlts on Inc LESSONS in J Nshua; J0shus
and his 1ilnes, sl25. Joshua a.d h. SHHces-
sors. 81; Heroes ana judges, 81; wheei N 3
Large ?, Ciarke's, SpeskoriS sud other OCrruen-
.sflts Agent Tor the Nov International Lesson
gohthiy, edited b. n. y. Jacobs. of Caicag0.
Lesson FafeFs, Question Books, and ReReT al sen.
day SchCCI REQUISITES.
VISITING CARDS:
The ei6 onette n, ear Cards, artistic sui hand
s'i.-e d"el2ir, ~ cents pack. Special arranE
Dthtk 81 made with or enEUSv6E f'r supplying
sugTSFGd csrds eGreditlnU~iy for use IA N
years day, but orders shOuId he sent IN as early
ss essltlc: Visiting CsTCs engraved and printed
FasBI0NA6bE STATIONERY.
We have large stock Of a number If q fe-nut
varieties CT n4c FapeIs ia besGtgIlt ints With ~
tcrg CT square Glopss, aud put M Ia neat hoxQs
honcsrams deaiGBed and eEgTg sea, and no ext,
Charge fer embOssiDs initials.
NEW BOOKS.
.hh-eIScn's PsEEsssDSs "a NDEnCf : C0mTn1rfs "a
nc sccletiss, So Remeins Of Lost Emptres. ~ p
n Ewes, J SOt Lost for Love. b. nii-- q al
cen 90 certF; G lAd-tcre and the Ysticzn pecrsos,
ecltHd D. Or. 6cha &, Cd cents; UgiY Girl papeFs
SlsU WsRRES CHOATE z CO
BockseUers sud Gtstionsrs, Vernon Rauy,
ofCHo-h CoTncF f8ih street sid Pa, Svauue
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sN BAt,hhuPTUY

IN BAthbuPTUY.
L DISTRICT OF CoLUHBIA,ss.:
At " ashneton. the 9Th daY Of November, q. D.
Is :. tae uut.rsif ntd hereby gives notice Of his s7
n"ictuelt as assignee Of wILLIlM 81. WyLIE, o
Was, iIRinn. c., Who has been adyadged bank
Iupt rgor hts own petition, by the Supreme Court
OF said District. GKO. W. CISaELL, Assignee,
J.sAfLke BROWN,
dec4 wat Register in Bankruptcy,
lMrUtTkD FRENCH AND GERMAN ia
L EARY BIRDS. the finest singers in theS6 -
market. 30. 156 street northwest. Cages
akd PREF sred Food for Mocking Birds. q
decE-3w- ID. H4UREOH, ~
SGAL sACQUEH,
and hll other Desirable fuRS row in use.
At WkLLETf RUOFF's,
HA1TERS AMI EURRIERS,
decS.r 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
kIR JAMES MURRAY'S OHI0IaAL FLgyD
- MAGNksIA, for siIty years the best prep,fa-
tton for Acidity, Indigestion, Heartburn, GreveI
and Cont. and tie most agreeable apefient for Idle
and children. Sold By ell cheuzts In large size bot.
Mr:JoHE y. 1ENRY. wholesale Agent, Rev
sefH jeSl&sW<m
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CHRlSTMAS PRESENTS.

Z JA-A'A'- 4 I'M Itl4-,i4 - ,
Ftksi FUEsi
Ladies' snd Chiidrens' Furs in beautiful sets us,
ELEGs2T HOLIDAY PRgszSrs,
u ever description ~CTn, st the lowest possible
Cr!c:".
W. 2. SEYMOUR,
Cec'6-jir' 1872 Bridge street, 9sogRetetsr
fIRDSk TnwH sAVFSG0I; ANE
81 HIGH STREET.
RAYS h"aSs, \. II. e o. m, fn1 % estrr1sys
TO Fote'' epCsiisl until u Fltsresi pai5 &c
net-ss's Genera, Banking Businasz doae, and Cos
t"ct's tanie c. al ecoessih,e reipts. DiscSgEi
pw p,po,,-,Ir' Gag, PTsside-;.
nE;ify Dlcss son Y. l.. Crcs'ey. Feed ~ l..-ss,
k,iSy A s5iun' &. D fsr.isy. mos. K soslgs.
HCR NEW REIMBURSEMENT.
=, via coisrgsc PREMISES, ir,TreCcd machinery
The best teielt to be hsd ia the country, ~ To-,
every facility Tor doing the best work AZ ioR prices
We WoQto respectfully tcfoTrn oCr friends and e..
Fute thst fIe-eIHiDent B2eT have been oar Tep1.
.-''o@ - CO aorro is ExoEbsIcs
q Dyetng snd Cleaning Ladies' Dresses, shswis,
nnso3uee, 1tss, hlobHnsi &c &c, Gents Coats
At home 20 everybody from Ia II uuttI sunss.;
Saturdays from s. IN. uatii 81 .. M. at the Ok
stand established 1881, now the Complete IL tse
country. Everybody Come and SEQ us.
W. II. WEEsTLDY,
!s.tr g. Jeferson street. Genreetown, .. q.
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CANDY, ZONE TON IS sTOCK,
tHade b elsusoa a co NeS York
Choice Cream Mixtures. Forr rlr,-.F. Tor q b
bfoheh Candy ~ hD-.-........5iKp 1ur &c tor
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Georgetown Advertsseme.t.

81. q. E.-The members Of MgUH.SIO,S
Wy LODGE, No. Il. are herehJ notified 10
ssstmbIe IL their new Ball, over Brown R1ot.
store, Bridge street, betvaEn 90, arsss ana uisS
norm side, on FRIDAY, January Ist, ISIS In
sta,tal1on OF Officers by the "a. w ursud Nssi"r
AKA Cther matters II great interest will be ore.
serted. A tuli attendance is requested
BY order Of the Lodge.
1t RUGH @. DIVINE, Rec. Sec.
rSDFABmERs' AND MECH.EIOs Ma.
Wy 1IONAB BANK,
IT., GEoRGErOwN, ID. o., Dec "a, 1874
lie board OF Directors of this Bank have De
cared dividend Of EOCR PER CEar ont Of tSa
bOts 81 me esst six months, able on ahd afser
d $ est W. LAIRD, JR Cashier.
He DAY PRESENTS.
ELI SILKS, BLACK ALPAC4g.
CHO,s, lDR ESS GOODS, all SHADES
SInt"LS, NCAEFS, GLOFES
- KERc 'HTEFS, NECKTIES,
BLANI.ETS. CARPETS,
At lg3 Bridge street.
sec2l-tr BENJAMIN MILLER
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washington stock EXCHANGE, Dec. 8

Washington Stock Exchange. Dec. 81.
Q.otattosS fsTsisA>d By Middleton q Co., basksrs,
The following were the prices bid aud asked AZ
the meeting Of the &C hinrtCu Stock Exchange 6.
dsy;-U. :, gold, lllis bid. Bank StOcks-SsfiOaal
Bank Of Republic, IS5 bid; NHtioDsI Metropoiitsu
Bank; W bio, ia asked; Citizens National Bank,
ll6 bid, l12 asked. City Passenger RAIircsds-Me-
,ropolitsn stock, 10 bid, q asked. Sandy list
SstTL al Theatre nis. J j., per cent. - bid,
g asked hsscnie Temple Bonds, F. A., per
eent sold, g biz: Washington CITY Gas sto5k,
- eici Arlington Fire Insurance Company stock,
~ bldi Potomac Fine Insurance COMPANY, q sorSe-
town, Jas bid; Metropolitan Fire las. Ca, Ion
hio; District Securities - District OF OolUm
elaENn. Co. E. bonds. ia, J. al, ls6, ~ bad;
o. Do ~ j. j.: ~. 70 bid; Permanent LGD
,ssi' ~ bid: y ssked Marke. Stock
s'oof it SCres, a., Ieol, 9s "a: DO DO ISIS,
va, E, g. bid, 81 ssked. Iwashinst6al-' Five
. III Ssritc atss lo, u. & n, ISIS, s. biI,
len noar bopds,'6s,J J -lSTS, s7,z bid. Funded
posn bqnGs. {Lesl 6's g., M. & N, I9J7, % bid.
boaTu o. Pnbilc Worss-Cer. Gen. Improvement,
90 ;; 4 j ls74, O. bid, Ok asked; d. lsTs o.
Do a. ked; do, ls76, % bid, 81 sSkei, 90 iS-7
siu; ~ asEedi DO, ISIS, % bid, 81 asked; d.,
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I'EUSTks = SALE Or VALUABLE PROD
EaIY IN GEpHGgTOW

l AIcIEs SAIk Or WALL ABLE PROP
kS1f IN Gro hGITOWN
g. BIZ virI ue Of deed Of trust from Theodore B
-. Crow aud wife, dated tine lith dag Of oril,
AIS 1871, and recorded ia Eiber No 6S2, folio SB
one u the and records Of Washington county, Dis.
uict OF Columbus tho Unjersign d, a. trustee, and
at the Of tie party cured thereby, Ill offer
Ceh ter 1874 m iFont ofthe premises, the hoar Of
O'Clock D. n, all that part OF lot no. Al, stu .tej
in Geo getowr Dist let Of Columbia: Besin1jpp for
tie came "a the south side of Bridge street, vine
the west line OF said lot fnteTseGts the said
ara running Goth Fifty five feet and ten icches t.
the line of Joseph JuchsT let then east aud par
al"l with Bridge street sixteen feet north and
phfsIei with Tie hrst line fIfty five feet and ten
lnches 10 brieGe street til sn with be line of BrtEz
tsrees sixteen feet to the beginning, with the two
story Brick Building upon the sas1e.
IeTms: One third cash; tee residue OF tire p-r-
chase money IL six and twelve months from the Say
OF sale. The psTcsser EiT ing his notes bearing in.
tercs, az ~ Per Cert. A d. Ell given, snd daot
OF tIust taker 10 secure the deferred payments All
deeds al the expense Of tie purchaser
dcC2I-l0tr THOMAS 10WII9a A.
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BASINS
DEHESAS, LoEDCS LAYERS, vALEHCIAs
hats AND egLThhA3
g. eTs n qCarfe- 20 .sg..........-.-.. 81 CAN
Esucy BTaLt-4 quarter a E.s....... Al III
Coed R2isiCs, l5 cents, Z IT. for. ! ID
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NUTS.
MIXED, ,iEclUdin Soft Shell Almond. -ps-Ess
Tor "a.
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TRy.ss elastic fkUss, 2Ss Pennsylvauta
avenue. &c
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To BE CURED Of Rupture wear the Elastic
Truss, zS5 Pennsy iyania avenue north west. 5,6
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BANANAS, FIGS AND ORANGES.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-01
A Neat Capture.

About daylight on Sunday morning
the establishment of Mr.. Jackson on
Court street was burglariously entered
and robbed of a watch, q pistol and a
gentleman's toilet-case. The thief
was seen to leave the premises, but as
his face was turned away from the
person who saw him, he could not be
identified. The case was given to De-
tective Emil Harris, who generally
manages to bag his game, and yester-
day he traced his man to Quinby's
ranch, six miles from town, where he
had hired out to work on the farm.
After dark last night Harris went out
to get his man, and on arriving at the
ranch, found he had sold the watch
and pistol and left. Harris secured
the property, and rightly guessing the
thief had returned TO the city, came
back and commenced rigid search of
the hotels and lodging houses. At
the Lafayette he dropped on the man,
who, on being shown the stolen prop
erty, confessed himself the thief. He
is quite young fellow, and says his
name is Chas. Spitzmiller. He az
rived in this city from San Francisco
by the last trip of the Orizaba.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-01
The Evils OF Intemperance.

EDITOR HERALD: / submit for the
perusal of your numerous readers a
few thoughts upon one of the most
important subjects which, in my
judgment, can engage the attention of
the Christian, the patriot and the phi
lanthropist; and in so doing / have
no other motive in view than that of
giving aid in the moral and social re-
generation of more than three mil
lions of our fellow-beings, who are to-
day in their present condition lost to
virtue, society and their friends and
families by insobriety.
According to the best au thenticated
statistics of intemperance, we lind
there are within the jurisdiction of the
United States 10000 saloons, against
12,S0O schools and $4,000 churches.
Manufacturers and sellers of strong
drinks, $50, ,OOO-twelve times the num-
Der of clergymen, four times the
number of teachers and double all the
physicians, ministers and teachers
combined. At these saloons there are
5,600O00 daily customers-onei in seven
of the whole population! OF these,
100000 are annually imprisoned for
crime, at an expense of 100000, 900;
and $50, 900 go down to a drunkard's
grave, leaving 200, 900 begging orphans.
Grasp these figures An army of to-
pers, five abreast, one hundred miles
in length. A rank of beggared women
and children stretching across the
State. A file of men seventy-five
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-01

We saw fine specimen of horse
flesh yesterday in u Belgium stallion
owned byDr. Stairway and raised upon
his farm near the city. The animal is
two years old and weighs 1900
pounds. He is of the breed adapted
to heavy draught purposes with large,
we'll developed legs, and fine psopor-
tions generally. This kind of stock is
better adapted to farm work than any
other that farmers can raise. There
is much room for improvement in this
respect in our county, and we are glad
to know that DR.. Stairway has been
one to help inaugurate it.
To show what can be done in the way
of farming in Los Angeles county we
have the following instance which
came to our knowledge yesterday.
One year ago u gentleman bought
thirty acres of land in the Nietos dis
trict for which he paid forty-five dol
lars per acre, making the total cost
81 $3.50 He planted his land in corn
and this Fall harvested 3, $50 bushels,
clearing for his crop above all eX-
DellSeS dDOuU @OOU. tOplc StlOulu liOu
grumble at the price of land when it
will pay about three-quarters of its
cost with the first crop, as in this
case.
Here is an item of interest for Ma
sons. Among Il lot of papers taken
from Morilla, who was recently tried
for grand larceny, demit was found
issued from Neptune Lodge, No. 375,
f. & a. NJ, Aberdeen, Scotland, and
bearing date of March 18th, 1868, to
VIM. Henry MacDowell. How the
document came into the possession of
Morilla is not known, but it had prob
ably been lost by its owner or stolen
from him. If this item should meet
the eye of Mr.. Mcdowell or some
brother Mason who knows him, it
may be the means of restoring the
property to its rightful owner. 1t can
be recovered by applying to the Secre-
tary of Pentalpha Lodge, No. 2O2, this
city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-01
The Races.

The races at Agricultural, Park yes
terday to secure funds for the purchase
of school-house clock, were not so
we'll attended as the cause merited.
About one hundred and fifty or two
hundred people were present. A finer
day than yesterday for the race could
not have been taken. Eight entries
were made, but at the call only four
put in an appearance and the contest
was left between Rubber Boy, Schon-
shin John, Los Angeles Maid and
Brown Dick. The race was to harness,
three in five, with no purses. The
horses took their position for the first
heat in the order named above, with
Rubber Boy at the pole. The heat
was won by Schonshin John, Rubber
Boy coming in second, Los Angeles
Maid third and Brown Dick last.
Time, 2:563. In the second heat the
horses took their positions in the order
in which they came under the score,
with Schonshin John at the pole. Like
the first, it was won by Schonshin
John, the Maid second, Dick third and
Rubber Boy last. Time, 2:57 In this
heat Rubber Boy lost shoe, and as
he had injured himself slightly in the
first trot, for the two reasons he was
withdrawn from the contest. The
third heat was won by Schonshin
John, the Maid second and Dick third.
Time, 2:58.
The net proceeds of the races, after
paying the few necessary expenses,
amounted to seventy dollars. This
being insufficient to purchase the
clock as designed, the managers of the
affair concluded to donate it to the
Public Library, reserving twenty dol
lars to be expended in the purchase of
suitable presents for Miss Fannie Ben
jamin and Miss Mary Cohn, who as
sisted materially in the sale of tickets.
We regret that the project was not so
successful financially as it should have
been, but the proceeds as far as they
90 have been well applied and will
result in much good.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-01
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
POSTAL CHANGES.

The following postal changes went into OPP
Grafton, July LIST, 1874: All publications are
tree OF postage TO subscribers in the county in
Whlch they are published. Books and pack
ages nf merchandise, to the weight of four
pounds, can he sent by mail ut the rate of one
cent Tor every two ounces or fraction over.
Tied packages may be entirely enclosed.
some portion of sealed packages must be
opened for inspection.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-01

SECTION So. Every person who, by force,
threats, menaces, bribery, or any corrupt
means, either directly or indirectly, attempts
to influence any elector in giving his vote, or
to deter him from giving the same, orattempts
by any means whatever to awe, restrain, him
der or disturb any elector in the free exercise
of the right of suffrage, or furnishes any elect
or wishing to vote, who cannot read, with
ticket, informing or giving such elector to
understand that it contains a. name written
or printed thereon different from the name
which is written or printed thereon, or de-
frauds any electOr at any such election, by
deceiving and causing such elector to vote ior
a different person for any office than he in
tended or desired to vote for, or who, being
Inspector, Judge or Clerk of any election,
while acting as such, induces, or attempts TO
induce, any elector, either by menace or re-
ward, or promise thereof, To vote differently
from what such elector intended or desired TO
vote, is guilty of a misdemeanor.
SEC. 81. Every person who wlfully violates
any of the provisions of the laws of this State
relating to elections is, unless n different pun
ishment for such violation is prescribed by
this Code, punishable by fine not exceeding
one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in
the State Prison not exceeding five years, or
by both.
The friends and supporters of the foregoing
ticket are determined to see that Il fair express
sion of public preference shall be had ut the
coming city election, and in view of the fact
that bribery and ether corrupt practices have
heretofore prevailed III our hlunlclpai elec
tions, have, by voluntary subscription, Sc
cured an ample fund and adopted the neces-
sary measures to prosecute every offender
The committee having this matter i'll charge
have employed detectives 10 aid in the en-
forcement of the law. A reward of one hun
dred dollars will be paid to any person who
may give information which will lead to the
conviction Of any person guilty of Il violation
of the code above quoted or any other pro-
vision of the Penal Code relating to elections
such information may be reported to the
District Attorney, who will give all necessary
information on the subject.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-01

Agency Imperial of London and
Queen of liverpool; capital, $lS,0N0,OOO North
ern of London, capital, $4,000, 600; and Hart
ford OF Hartford, capital, $3,000,000 Office
Room No. 8 Downey Block.
JOHN CARLIN, Agent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-01

Competition being the life of trade, the lien,
tical rs Main street. bids defiance to any and
ali competitors and will guarantee to the gem
erous public, who have patronized us so liber-
ally, full satisfaction in, anything in our line
both as to quality and price. Give us u call
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-01
New Goods! New Goods! Marxsen

New Goods! New Goods! MarXsen
Bros, of the new variety store, corner of Main
and Third streets, keep constantly on hand
IA large variety of Dry goods, Clothing, Gents
under wear, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, etc.
A large supply of new goods just received, and
sold at reasonable rates. All goods are of the
best quality; no auction goods sold by us
We respectfully solicit tho public TO examine
our goods and Judge for themselves. Goods
delivered to amy part of the city free ofcharge.
OctIlf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-01
PEOPLES REFORM TICKET.

FOR MAYOR,
Major L. j. Sacriste,
FOR CITY TREASURER,
James }. Meiltls.
FOR MARSHAL,
B. 4. IBartiee.
FOR CITY ATTORNEY,
Will ID. Gould.
FOR CITY ASSESSOR,
A. g. Mappa.
FOR CoUNCILMEN-FIRST WARD.
Il. =. Campbell,
Joseph Mutually,
R. SOtclO.
e.. Forbes.
SECOND WARE,
J. R. Briefly,
M. Tecd,
w. w. RObinsOn,
Dr. w. Is. Dunno.
THIRD WARD,
&. Il. Huber.
4. III. Workman.
Louis WOIfskiII,
Il. Leahy.
FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEES,
Chas. III. DunsInOOr,
Alfred James.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-01

For nice tie-scarf, shirt studs, sleeve-but-
tons, underwear, gloves, socks and i'll fact
everything in that line. al bottom prices, go
to the Identical, :S Main street, Perry Riley
hlnnlS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-01

The rainy season is coming ON. Are you
provided with boots, shoes and rubbers? X.
SLANtY, corder of Commercial and Los An
gcles, has Il full stock of the kind you need.
DO not fail to examine his goods before pur-
chasing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-01

A gentleman is not we'll dressed until he
has ncat-ittng boot or shoe. Il. SLANEY
keeps them--the best, most stylish and cheap
est Give him call.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-01

PHOENIX Insurance Company, Hart
ford Connecticut; Home Insurance Company,
New York; North British & Mercantile IN
surance Co., London and EdinbuIg; Com
bined Assets, $3O, 300, 900. gold.
CHAS. r. JOHNSON,
81 Temple Block,
oct4tf Los Angeles, Cal.