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Common Council.

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The report on the petition Of II. w.
Temple was received. 1t recommend
ed the deed, reserving the right to
certain roads, ETC., provided also, that
before this is done, a hearing should
besgiven Mr.. Lazzarovitch.-s Received
and placed OH file. " 4E 81 IfG
The Committee on the petition of
Andrew Elias for deed to certain
lands in the. city reported that it be
granted, and the Mayor ordered to
give the deed. ,.a-..a.s... CO...
: The Committee on the claim of Col.
Dunkleburg reported they were unable
to decide the title in regard to the
lands specified, and advised court of
justice. Received and placed on file.
An ordinance was read to establish
the grade of Fort street from Temple
street to Second street, Adopted by a
unanimous vote. Lad, ..r..g ...,......
Also one to establish the grade of
Temple from Fort to Bunker Hill
Avenue. Adopted by unanimous
vote.
Also one defining the lines of
Bunker Hill Avenue and declaring it
a public avenue. 1t is 40 feet wide
and about 5000 feet long. Carried.
The report of the Equalization Com
mittee was received. a map of the
Abila tract had been made and COM
mittee was recommended to act with
the property owners to obtain more
equitable taxation.
All bills to be referred to the Com
mittee on Zanjas for their approval.
The zanjero was empowered to en-
ploy deputy zanjerO. -
The La CrOnicd was brought up.
The City Attorney had given his
opinion that u mandamus could be
made at any time. Referred to City
A ffOrnav ...
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Gems of the Ocean |! IA

Prof. Elwood has on exhibition at
e. w. Noyes sales reOm o. fine collec-
ton of Oriental Sea-shells which will
be sold at auction this afternoon at 2
O'clock and Z O'Clock this evening.
The Professor speaks of his specimens
from a scientific standpoint. Don't
fail to hear him and carry away some
of his curiosities.
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Two freiglited teams left the depot
yesterday zone for San BernaruinO to
Il G b, and one for Ell Monte to Il M l..
Millington has engaged I.ecks Hall
for his Dancing School and will open
this evening for gentlemen, and to-
morrow for ladies and children.
The mixed manner in which the
affairs of the L. S. Pension Agency ut
San francisco have been kept for some
past Is source. ofgfeat inconvenience
totheipensionersSois This coast. , .
PABULUM-The large collection of
old, rare and didaetic books, now for
sale at Noyes' Auction Store, is worthy
the attention OF our readers, as good
book in the house is q source of endless
joy.
The Social at the M. f.. church on
Fort street, which was postponed on
account of the storm, will be held this
(Friday) evening. A general invita-
ton is extended Refreshments will
be furnished. az. ar,
Satter & Bayer, Of the Congress
Hall, have now on tap the celebrated
Fredericksburg Lager the finest
ever brought to this market. Call at
the corner of Main and Rcquena
streets, and satisfy yourselves Of the
fact @ aA
Mr.. Forbes Maitland, late Serg't
Major 2lst U. S. Infantry, who has
been suffering severely from q disease
of the lungs contracted In the service,
has just obtained through his attor-
ney, Will ID. Gould, a full pension
from date of discharge, in December,
1872.
Mr.. Newbauer is rapidly replacing
his stock of furniture recently de-
stroyed by fire. Ina few days he will
open at the old stand, next to the
HERALD Office, with as we'll selected a
stock of furniture as was ever brought
to this city.
A team hitched i'm front of Hellman,
Haas & Co.'s store yesterday, broke
loose and ran at Il furious rate, turn
ing down Also street to Alameda
where they were fortunately stopped
! The wife of the owner was in the
wagon at the time, and though con-
siderably frightened, escaped unhurt
Thousands of semi-tropical fruit trees
are to be put out the coming season.
The Southern California Semi-trOpical
Fruit Company, four miles northeast
of .Anaheim, has just put out over six
hundred English walnuts,a and has
holes dug for fifteen hundred orange,
lemon and lime trees. r.. H. Gilman
is in charge of the farm.
Messrs. Fisher & Co.'S improved
watches are selling fast. They are the
only watch that can be wound either
by the stem, or o key, and have an
improved patent double regulator, and
many other improvements not found
in other watches. The materials used
are manufactured for Fisher, and the
watches are put together and finished
by him, thus combining all the advan-
tages of machinery and careful hand
work. q 9asssg wa@@ 9ks -
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Pacific Coast kilograms,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26.

"ass.9 SAN Francisco, Feb. 26
! A Greenbacks, ssf@S9a. gAi57z nWl
Thomas A. Springer, State Printer,
died in this city at II NJ, last night.
He will be buried here probably to-
morrow afternoon. 8ue 5.f4H .tE9 %
PORTLAND, Orr Feb. %.
st. Clair, tried for setting fire to
Portland, Oregon, at the time of the
great conflagration, was acquitted. 1t
was proven chat he was thirty-five
miles from the city at.the time Of the:
fire.
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nSy BosToN. Feb. 25.g
The Boston Grange is declared not
to be in good standing with the Ma
tional. The Bostoa Grange, however,
decides to continue as an Independent
Organization. '''ti. q. '-'iat $3.50 i'si4
The opposition to the women's tenn
perance reform in New York and Ohio
is taking definite shape. Mrs. Stanton
opposes the women's praying move
ment.s go ss~g4 = Fuya tsasa
n John Doyle, a NewYork policeman,
shot and instantly killed Miss Law
lor in fit of jealousy and drunken-
ness. He was arrested.
The Secretary ofthe Interior recom-
mends legislation for the relief of the
Mission Indians of California. s ~
CLEVELAND, Ohio Feb. 26.
A special meeting of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers is in
secret session, resolution will be
adopted'asking Chas. Wilson, Grand
Chief Engineer to resign on account
of his action in the recent strikes and
that he at once resigned and left the
convention. 80 p"
.sG Dag.}Vn New, YORK, Feb. 26.
Jas. c. King who shot Anthony F.
O'Neil in Nov. 1872, was placed on
trial to-day on a charge of murder.
; O'Neil was friend Of and a witness
for Mrs. King in suit for divorce.
The trial of King has been delayed
owing to his complete prostration
from consumption. .y.ss-,.-r..,..... ..- J.
The Superintendent of the Postal
Car Service has ordered the Post
master here to stop sending through
matter on the Erie railroad while the
strike lastsgr 8s a. Y9IQfHa "a
HORNELLsvILLE N. Y, Feb. 26.
The Strike Of the Brakemen on the
Erie Railroad is ended, and all passen-
ger and freight trains are running
regularly. WITH x q z
* New YORK, Feb. 26.
The bond holders of Rockford, Rock
Island and st. Louis Railroad met to-
day, and appointed committee to in
vestigats the condition Of the road,
and, to suggest a plan for reorganiza-
ton. W az tse'S ~ 2's' azas'stS
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Masonic Motto L.

The Officers and Members of Los An.
geles Chapter No. 81, II. a, M, are requested
to meet at the Masonic Hnll THIS (s,aturday
EVENING, at - W O'Clock, and each evening
of the coming weeksfor the purpose ofinstruc.
By ydrsier q ilie NJ. r. II. "a -
d en- j., slstbt all 81 W. H., q; KIDD,
- Moo sgfatst#5 .t..5al gaIst oecletpis'
Sojourning Companions cordially invit d.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Feb. %.
Dispatches to the london papers
show that in the recent battle the
Ashantees gained a decided victory.
Seventeen British officers were killed
or wounded; entire loss, over 200.
The loss of native allies is also very
heavy. y gFa a.F.g.#E 80 II.
Further Carist successes are reported
near RilbOa. ~@sA bod Nhsza rs
HAVANA, Feb. 25.
An Aid-de-C Camp to the Captain
General died to-day of vOmito, 80
Several hundred Chinese have ar
rived at Havana from Yoreka Santa
Anna and sailed for Mexico.
All Spanish war. vessels excepting
the Aragillas, Fernando and Elcatal-
leo, have left for a cruise. sEssaagE
General Araos, Commanding General
of Vuelta Abajo, has arrived at Ha-
vana, to consult with Captain-General
Jovelar. ~ gs.laa8t -fl7 ahli
KINGSTON, Feb. o.,
The French Canadian Societies Of
this country, Benevolent and Protec-
tive, are agitating the question of an
neXati0n, and have formed Central
Union and will hold Convention
next summer.
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Thanking the people of os Angeles coun-
ty for their liberal patronage during the past,
we, In order to meet the increasing demand
for finer goods, will, while making Dollar
Goods speciality, keep q good assortment
of higher priced goods. We have fine lot of
Mouldings and a Il .st-class Trainer; NO bring
along your pictures and get them framed
cheaper than at any other place south Of San
francisco, All work warranted, to give salts
faction. Dollar store, Dunsrmoor Bros, lO2
Main street.
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CEor18 Sale.
NOTICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY

HAV1NGBEEN IAPPOINTED BY
IL the Court, Recover Of all the partner
ship property of the firm of T. G. SWIGART
4 CO, and being directed, BY order Of Court,
hereby given to all persons indebted to said
firm Of T. G.. Swigart a Go. to CALL AT ONCE
and settle the same, and thereby save costs.
due said firm 10 any other person than the
undersigned. JOSEPH HUBER, Receiver.
Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. %, 1874. fe28-l0t
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School and Miscellaneous Books,
Law Books and Blank Forms tationery.
Blank Books, Albums, and Ladies' Writing
Cases, Pianos, Organs. Violins and Accord
ions, and other Musical Instruments for sale
at lowest prices, by BRODRICK & CO., =
= 4t..,s4 booksellers and Stationers
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letter List.

The f,llowing letters are held for Postag. in
the Postofiice at Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 18th,
1874: ....#s =. MONS TX
Adelaide Albarado, Soadra, Cal. ttas
Miss Matte j Brown, Winchester, Texas.
John Bryan, Los Angeles. wn
# I. Bacon, Los Angeles. - = AMasM
Refugio Bilderrain, Lone Pine. tiWtd "a
Giuseppe Campara, San Francisco. W
l. Goldcnberg. Detroit, Mich. EN#
Henry Gallagher, San Francisco.
Andres Tiara, Los Angeles. ed, add. a.
Master VIM Montgomery, Los Nietos.
Jose Marines, san Buenaventura.
Miss lille stone, Holly, Nficlr. ~~'tHt -.
Mathew sutton, Los Angeles. "a l,....sa y \
Mary Shawsbery, Spadra. t..i-,.y ts.g ~
.., UNAVAILABLE. g3isg
JAS Yves.
III, Herald Office. .sE.-t " Il II
Charles Garden, WATERFOWL, U 5.
Mrs J A Gorc, Hazzard, Cherokee Co.
H.K. W. BENT, +. M,
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The bill of Mr.. Teodoli was ordered
paid to avoid expense.
Adjourned.

Tie steamer Pacific arrived at San
Pedro last evening, and the passengers
were brought up to the city by spe-
cial train at 8 O'Clock last night,
+. ?. Head, the principal and pro-
prietor of the Commercial Institute at
San Francisco, is in the city on a brief
visit, and is participating of the hos
FATALITIES of the PicO House. 1Jia
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Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ, +. a A. NJ
The stated meetings of this Lodge are held on
the First Monday of each month, at 1880 +. NJ
Master Masoiis in good Standing are cordially
invited. 80 f S. C. FOY, w. NJ.
'CHAs. SMITH, Secretary. jn22tf
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OF Special Interest to Farmers.
At the Esporanza Store, No l,

q Al Cne EbpUra1IzH 0IoIei No too
Main street. will be found the largest and
choicest stock of Merchandise, Groceries,
Liquors, Cigars, etc., in Southern California.
1t is we'll 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 10
paid for all kinds OF country produce. All
goods delivered to any part. of the city free OF
charge.
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At Harris g. Jacoby's Cash Store
6,0O0lls Tobacco Dust for Sheepwasll a Z cts.
nor n,
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Fisher & Co. have very fine stock
of Gold Spectacles. What is a nicer and more
appropriate Holiday Present for an aged per-
son.
Another f lot Of Jewelryy, Watch
es, damon and Clocks, just received at
Fisher&C s. Q
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Local Markets..
-..---rHECOITRTa.

TE1E CoO KITS.
District Ourt-SEpULvEDA, ].
THURSDAY, Feb. d.
People VS. All Kong and Tung Si-Set nor
trial April 18th, and venire for sixty jurors or
dered drawn, returnabfe at that time.
n Moore VS. lMatfieldr Continued until to-mor-
row. 'tS
Williams VS. wiiiiams-De Decree of partition
en aSfSIckA wssiYA2Apaas Passed fffa Informally.
Johnson VS. Cota-Still on trial. 49,,
County Court MELyENY, ]. .t,f..,r
-. THURSDAY, Feb 3D.
Ellsworth VS. Wilkinson-Stay of proceed
ings granted for fifteen days. lEof, eXcep-
lions submitted with amendments, "a
Probate COurt-O'MELvENY,J.
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. rs.
In the matter of the estate of Maria G.
Lugo, deceased-Order that the administrator
preseiithis supplemental nhds final account
on March IL. i Il HGft > 81 Et3t
In the matter of the estate of Eduardo I.ugo,
deceased-The consideration OF the account OF
the guardian was postponed until the 10th of
March.
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At Harris & sJacoby's sCasf. Store
z Open Back WhiteShirts q sI75. s8
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Parties wishing genuine Pebble Speetacles
that aid and preserve the eyesight will do
well to purchase their Spectacles at Fisher &
Co.'s, No. 81 Main street, who scientifically
and perfectly fltall kinds of eyes no matter
how difficult the case may be. Mr.. Fisher,
having made this line Of business study,
and having had a practical experience Of II
years, and with complete set of instruments
and the most extensive stock of Spheroidal
Pebble Lenses put up to suit the purchasers,
In Black Patent interchangeable Gold, silver,
Steel, Rubber or Shell Frames" at reasonable
paices. These goods are not sold to Peddlers
at all, either wholesale or retail only to re-
sponsible parties who are appointed as Agents
and furnished with all necessary facilities for
testing eyes and fitting them with the best
quality of lenses only A perfect fit guaran-
teed at Fisher d Co.'s, sole Agents for South
ern California. aM N
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All kinds of Garden, and Grass Seed
Tor sale at S. Hellman's, next to Post Office.
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San Francisco Markets.-.By Telegraph.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20.
I FLOUR Extra. 500 50 62ttz.
lWHE ATS l. $50 xI95. s.fff8 aa
sBARLEY-$i 855fsi u.
OATS-$l 50OiSl 90.
CORN-$l 701a6s$l 55.4Fg s. #NE
BEANS-5l2c.s = z - p 80
POTATOES-Sl 60
ONIONS-S2 10.
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Freight List.

s Boil owing In the freight list Of the istealner,
Senator, which, arrived from San Francisco
Yesterday:
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At Harris & JacOby's Cash Store,
,4dozen pure linen handk erclliefsif for 81. s
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Look at This! I'D,
Tie only place in the city to get
choice Engravings, Chromos, Oil Paintings,
etc., Is at NJ. v. Ponet's. 60 Main street, where
you can buy them cheap for cash. or pay In
weekly installmentso OF from % cents to ~, ac-
cnrding to the amount purchased. - 4.
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ma. The tide Ofimmgration is steadily set
ting in, and the frs thing eastern people do
is to throw away tlie'r N. y York Hats and buy
o new one IL DEsMuNL. They say There Is no
comparison between u'C two.
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" Right Dress y

/. Hauch, Merchant Tailor, No. CONNER
cial 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
''fits''in style. k8FE# 9
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ma. Every style II 4l,i ting and Glazing
done I'm the highest Syc art, and at roasOn-
able rates. by c. RAJ hati Co. ID
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,i>9W. D.,h has a letter at this office.
4 Anew store is soon to be opened at
Z Rlchland.luu9 Hfs1Iuos t8 81 "A 'e.
The Senator made her last trip to
San Francisco in forty-six hours. =
4 Trade is reported good and on the
increase in the city since January LIST.
A., Iii W.. Important from New York
is coming, aIla li.s
atIfapd will nnan 1Ipfop tho 81 favnffo
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WANTS-loST-FouND.

Wants published at the rate of 81 cents per
line for each insertion, or 10 cents per line for
three insertions. No advertisement under
this head taken for less than % cents. .s
WANTED-A Situation by a Cen
French and German languages; also Book.
keeping in all its branches. Salary less an
object than employment. Best of references.
Address W.D., this office.
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NANTED-Fifty to Two Hundred
{ w Hives offices on liie halves, for One,
two or three years. The HARRISON Hive must
be furnished. For further particulars en-
Guire at the HERALD OFFICE. jnl0
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-12-18
Pistols as Moral Persuaders.

From the Philadelphia Press, Dec. ?.
About ten days ago a young man OF
prepossessing appearance made the &C.
quaintance Of a lady in Camden, who is
the mother ofsevcral children, and who,
until the advent of the modern Don
Juan. lived very happily with devoted
husband. The personal attractions OF
the young Philadelphian proved
stronger than her fidelity TO her
spouse. and she at last, yielded TO
his solicitations. She left
her husband and children
and came to this city, where her para
mour found a quiet boarding house, in
which she would, as he fondly hoped,
be safe from pursuit. Had he taken
equal pains to conceal himself, the re.
suit might have been different. lie,
however, engaged room OF the Mer.
chants Hotel on Fourth street, only see
ing his inamorata at rare intervals.
Last evening two young, well-dressed
and evidently cultured ladies, who af'
forwards proved to be the sisters of the
frail wife and mother, entered the Mer
chants Hotel and inquired for the
young gentleman alluded to. They
were informed by the clerk that ht
was in his room, and that they could
see him in the parlor. Thither they
bent their steps, and soon after theii
unsuspecting victim appeared. The
scene suddenly changed. Two pretty
faces, which to the clerk had been al
smiles, suddenly became darkened Will
frowns. Two little right hands, which
lew moments before calmly repose'
in their muffs, unexpectedly drew from
some dark recess two Colts revolvers
The young man was abruptly collared
The reyolyers suddenly came int,
unpleasant contact with his head
and he was ordered, IN cool dc
termined tones, to lead the way to tn
house in which the Camden lady wa
concealed. For a moment he hesitated
but the cold chambers Of two revol
vers stared him in the face,and he re
luctantly left the hotel with his fai
captors, and went with them to tn
house in which he had placed his vic
tim. When the brave little womel
found themselves face to face with thei
fallen sister, they let go their hold, ant
allowed a sadder and wiser man to re
turn to his hotel. The Camden lady re
turned to her home last evening.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-12-18
Splendid Chance 10 Secure n Cheap
ENnnna.

A splendid opportunity IS offered by
the Board of the Catholic Industrial
School of Minnesota for securing val
liable residence property in and con-
tigious 70 the city of st. Paul, for a
small outlay, and at the same time aid
ing in establishing this school-one of
the most creditable enterprises ever
undertaken by religious denomina-
ton in the State-on a sound financial
basis. This proposition provides for
the distribution among those purchas-
ing shares Of property worth $4,000.
which is divided into 5000 shs res at only
S40a share. In this property is a
splendid stone residence occupying one
of the most slightly and attractive loca-
tions in st. Paul, lately the property
Of Judge Underwood, valued at 500.
900. Then there is another fine resi-
dcnce valued at $500 with upwards
of 400 lots, from an ordinary sized city
lot up to five acres, and valued at $3.50
each to $1,000. In addition each
shareholder gets a subscription to any
of the St. Paul dailies for year, or its
equivalent in weekly subscription to
either the Northeastern Chronicle,
Western Times or the Wanderer.
This scheme Is by far the most liber.
al ever offered in the Northwest. All
the property offered is desirably loca-
ted, and is rapidly gaining ia value by
the growth of st. Paul and Minneapo-
lis, and the rapid settlement of the
country lying between the two cities,
and will be still further advanced in
value by the erection of the school
buildings for which purpose the prop
erty is so Id, and on which improve
ments have already been commenced to
cost $4,000.
The Board Of the Industrial School
who have the real management of all
the details of this magnificent scheme,
comprise some of the most honorable
and widely known citizens of the State.
! As their immediate agent and manager,
they have selected j. W. Fralck, Of
St. Paul, whose name is Synonymous
with honor and untiring energy, as es-
pccially shown in the perfectly sue
cessful and satisfactory manner in
which he conducted the recent distri-
button of the Wann property in st.
Paul.
Another guarantee TO purchasers Of
shares is found in the fact that all
moneys arc to be held by Hon. John S
Prince. cashier of the st. Paul Savings
Bank, who will retain them until the
distribution takes place, and the deeds,
etc, for all the property has been de-
posted with him, thus securing the
shareholder from all possibility of loss.
The distribution will take place on
or before March lst. Communication
should be addressed to j. w. Fralck,
Agent and Manager, Savings Bank, St.
| Paul