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The New York herald., 1875-08-27
JoNArHAN q. wErHERprE.

Atelegraphic despatch from Port Henry Essex county,
brings the intelligence Of the death of Jonathan G.
Wetherbee This gentleman, for many years and at the
time Of his sudden death, intimately connected
with the general business interests of Northern New
York. especially with that Of the mining and manufac-
ture Of the rich iron OF the Lake Champlan
gon, always having been prominent member Of the
Port Henry Iron Ore Company and leading spirit IN
the great mining firm of Wlthcrbee Sherman 4 Co.,
the two concerns, in busy times, often employing as
many as 1 500 He aity- -four years of age,
and in his death many will DO called upon sincerely
mourn the loss of u true friend.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
JAMES II. BEERS.

James H Beers, one Of the Oldest OF New York mer-
chants Of the war Of 1912, died at his resi-
dence this city yesterday in his eghtieth year He
was born in Derby, Conn, served through the of
1872 and subsequently established himself while still a
young man, as a clothing merchant in this city. His
business was for many years in Chatham square With
the uptown movement OF twenty five years ago he be-
came located Fourth avenue, opposite the Cooper
Institute he continued until his retirement from
business a few years ago. He leaves several children,
and a name untarnished as man Of sterling honesty
heloVed by all
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmasters Informed
that by eegaphng the HERALD London Bureau No 4e
Fleet street. the Paris Office Rue Scribe the arrivals at
and departures from European and Eastern ports Of Ame
and all foreign vessels trading with the United States
the will be cabed this country free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the Paris oce tho economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY AUGUST 27 lo75TRPLE SHEET.

tans vessels upon seeing this signal will obge US BY pre-
pairing any marine they have for the ship News
Department Of the HERALD
RS-Persons desrous Of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York by addressing to such vessels care
Of HERALD yacht, pier No East River, New York
from all parts Of the world and promptly de-
Ivered. Duplicates are required
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
EMILE GUnLAUDEU.

Emile Guillaudeu, veteran Of the Of 1872, died
Wednesday last at his residence, linton Falls Mon
mouth county N J., in his eighty-sxth year Mr.
Gullaudeu was born in Paris France and went at an
early age, with his family TO St Domingo. Thence
he this city about the time OF the breaking out
OF the war He at once joined the army, and served
faith uy through the After its close he adopted
the profession of naturalist in which capacity he was
for many years employed in Barnum's Museum He
was sincerely respected for his many virtues
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
MRS. GENERAL aARIBA1D1.

The wife of Garibaldi died at Rome yesterday. She
the second wife of the General and native of Italy
His first wife was Brazilian and of remarkable
traits OF character. She followed Garibald through
nearly all his adventurous and finally died in his
Aenottl GaIibaldL
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
SPOKEN.

Ship Granger Doane from Liverpool FOR San Francisco,
July 10, lat t3 A $, Ion 36 10 w.
Brig Kodiak from Pass Christian for New York. Aug 10,
lat "a 23, Ion 80 OF.
Brig Thos Albert (Br Crowel Porto Rico for Bos-
ton, Aug 25 lat 40 %, lon go 56.
Schr Cupid, Kelly, from Boston for st Doringo, Aug %
lat 40 3o Ion 6S So
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
WARRINGTON @. HALL.

Washington G. Hall, son Of Mr.. W A. Hall, President
OF the Oriental Bank, and cadet in the Pacific Mail steam
ship line, died August 2, board tho Pacific Mail
steamship Alaska on tho voyage from China 10 San
Francisco, He had only attained The aae Of twenty
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
STARTLING.

sensation was produced on North Third and North
Second streets, Brooklyn, E. D., on Wednesday
ing by the appearance of delirous smallpox patient
a Mrs Della Higgins who about wildly calling for
help. She finally secured and removed to the
County Hospital in ambulance
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

four years and had given promise OF brilliant career
He had only last year entered the service Of the Pacnc
Mail Steamship Company.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

rz- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK At NIGHT-Tho NEw YORK
HERALD adopted distinguishing coston night signal for
usc on board HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coors red green red changing from TO the other
Ia Decasson. and can be seen SsysrA mes Distant Can
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
WHALEMEN.

Cleared at New Bedford Aug 25 schr Sarah Lewis (of
Boston,, Barstow Atlantic Ocean.
Brig Varnum II HILL Boston Aug 20 from Martinique
reports spoke 10th the edge of the Gulf Stream
Petrel Baker, of NIB with 80 bbs oil The Hill saw
sperm whales on the 9th and 1lth.
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BELOW.
Bark Victoria (sp), 8 days from Havana.
SAILED.

Steamers Denmark CBr, for London; Cimbra CGer),
IIamburg Zodiac. Nassau, Mp City OF Vera Cruz Havana
optgomery Fernandina, &C. Isaac Bell Richmond, &c
ship Il W Workman, Philadephia barks Gerredina VII.
helmina Dutch, Rosock; Mary (Br. Cork Falmouth;
Adolph t5er) Rio Janero Nornen Ncrl, Queenstown or
Falmouth; Herman Behrent Gen, Lnbeck brig Oliver,
JacmeL
Wind az ennaet fresh
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FREDERICK T. cARRINaroN.

Frederick t Darlington, old and respected citizei
OF oswego, N " died Wednesday night in that city
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Friday, August 27-l A NJ
Probdbilities
For New England, the Middle States and the lower
lake region clear fair weather will prevail, with
northeast southeast Winds slight rise Of temperature
and falling barometer
For the South Atlantic States clear or fair weather in
the interior and local the coast with north
erly to easterly winds and decided change the
temperature and barometer
Forthe Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
partly cloudy and weather, with east to south
winds slight changes barometer and light local rains
In the Southwest
For the upper lake region, the upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys partly cloudy and weather
during the day, with southery winds veering To west
erly, slight changes in barometer and rains in the
northwest followed by lower temperature and rising
barometer
The Ohio River will continue to fall
The Mississippi will fall rapidly except at New
Orleans and vicksburg where it will remain stationary
fall slightly.
The New York herald., 1875-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

49,
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent States for numerous legal everywhere;
publicity required; charge until divorce granted; adj,
vice free nj. HOUSE, Attorney, 1874 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN, COR
~ ner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to . Y. NJ
On Sunday from 0 o Z. NJ.
TTHOMAS r. AGNEw, THE GREAT NEW YORK GRO
Flour and Tea dealer Vesey street. Everybody
should call aud get bargains
W1NcHEsTERs SPECIFIC PILL.
certain and speedy cure for NERVOUS DEBILITY,
WEAKNESS &C. thoroughly tested for 80 years with per.
feet success TWO to SIX generally sufficient
effect radical cure For further information &C. sond tor
circular; 81 per box; six boxes s. by mail securav
sealed, with full directions for use
Prepared only by WINCHEsrER 4 Co. Chemists.
90 John sLrAAt NAw York.
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

STATEMENT SHOWING THEIR VALUES FOR THE
MONTH ENDING JULY 81, 1875.
WAsmNoToN, August 20, 1875
The following statement Of the imports and exports
Of merchandise into and from the several ports Of the
United States during the month ended July 81, 1875
furnished by the Chief Of the Bureau OF Statistics
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Total for July,
1879. S31, ,3S3 I'll $4l,4oo,lU $llI9ooo
Total for July,
1874 ......... 47,162 47s 4o967,1S4 1,143,94S
Seven months
1875. .2ss ee1, ,6S3 800, .S72 1928, ,SO3
Seven months
ended July 81,
1874. 35l, ,vO3 oIo,y4o,ooo SoIS,olo
Specie and bullion
for July, 1s75... ,126, ,640 6l12,6 GIL 2S9,e04
Specie and bullion
for July 1S74... 1,296,l42 3,777, 366 299,679
Specie aud bullion
seven months
ended July 81,
1875 ........... 1s 4oS,2 ,261 55917,99o COCO, s62
Specie and bullion
seven months
ended July 81,
1oI4........-... Z, w, 800 oo,ZIU,olS 4,0cI,oOo
Domestic Exports
(GOLd VqLues).
Month ended July, 1s75.........-.... $34, 1856 300
Month ended July, 1574................. 37,41l576
Seven months ended July 1875 269 42S 700
Seven months ended July 1874 33S, 334 7l5
Returns for July have not been received from
Corpus Christi, Texas; Michigan; Oregon Pass del
Norte Texas, &C Sag Harbor, n. y; Teche, La
Vermont; Willamette, Oregon
The New York herald., 1875-08-27

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
parson with the corresponding date of last year. in
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
Rnildnp.-
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Wind at sunset e. fresh.
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Ucrllstrn.

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CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH in
tg noarS-l IMPRESSION the forenoon Tech in the ar
,s~a.rl irfy feUTfa-st, srhfaway ana ~iNfhate.
vrv strong rfsli cnurei Ila sets
,a,scsa.ao pimp'r opea irom- ip hItefs up
lfOrs oxide, mechanical dentistry!
IT, rr. cars t'rsnst ferry. or sxt1are cars or
preaiaat cars Gct oil ~ iairty foarislSt .
D''"''' NFWBROVGli. p West Thirty f1Hrth II.
nR WAGT. IT.. DENTIST, has Removed
IL f.sa .~i 20 " est tts; aegg "ilia,s. ffst
Gas u,.ntnen- and Eoae.@,e SaaS'S NiiSde ONd s%
ANN. sjrr e
nRT a.. WATT & Co.. - East 23d-St.. have
~ metallic base for Artificial TeeI wiie' - TX ter,
AMI lfAng perfect
sr m - i'm Il heak psrsctiy lu,itiy only $50 per 81.
Te.v al superior FlsslaA cold aud Rubber work al
H.. ur.. erssa lSaAbaF 81. Fine cod Plugging
srralry rerth extracted under pure fresh without eN
ira Snen others are inserted A I"A la a,ttra.c.
rT,EETH MADE and FiTIED in n few hours
vrthor sighesi pa iCsnvc nivncc; lnaSlc
and mai rll appearance guaranteed. Teeth hued IN pear
ssr,ire or odd Pamphlets the teetl tnree
sp.1rs Dr.. X. !. ROBERTS. 70 Boni-st- y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

MO. : WEST WASHlNGTON-PLAC FUR
~ NISHFD ROOMS Ia le- with BOARD.
10 AND 81 WEST 12IIl-ST.. near Fifth
- ave. Kan ,soney ~ RN IsIlkb ltJ0Ne suitable .or
except suit the tmes. Aouses Thoroughly
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Walter3.

An INTELLIGENT active Chinaman, who
speaks gpod ngltsh Wantsa WATERS situation IN a
private family boarding house excellent reference Gan o
a. /. faE.f h.sf
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Coparincr3bip Noiisr5.

NEW YORK, June I. 1S75-Olice of TAPP1N
~ = .n1EI~ 81 BroadWay.-We have tns Gay formed
ccpl Is i {~UIP under fhe nrn 0i TAPPiN q
sTnKr o the Of general commission sine7
=, Sta H. Bonds Gold. JOHN G. fAfI4N 81 yni'cr
y Y s~t,s EkahaFIge.. WALTER G.. STOAL>.
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.l.1. NE~T l1TU-~ SOU thCrnPrS ana ON
Zs7 or. can havr large cool nice, fa'r 't E0 -,
bath itrs table ~ prices. Table board Refer
el.ss exl i.agN.
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Porters

4 YOUNG MAN wants a situation as LIGHT
n POTTER ~ willing aud n" AFRAID OF worA o''st
ri,y rrfcrce ana security 5ai address, for three days
". J. ~, NO. l,li3 Broadway
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Doaro ano Rooms.
Summer Retreats.

A -JENKINSON's HOTEL, Highlands, n. j.,
IA will open June Is. Rooms suite and sngy for fam
lies Terms SIS to ST. week. Access by Long Branch
line. Pier No s. ami North
JAMES IFvKINsON, Proprietor.
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re EAST NINTu-ST., few doors west OF
sNb ir, lwav-I arrr square ROOM and IA RFOR FLOOR
en- sde rare spcndtiiy furnished geneey aud neatly
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Doaro and Rooms.
Below Fourtsenth-st.

Below Fourtsenth-st.
ADVERTISEMENT For THE NEW
n Work. TRIRt' NJ Will. BE RECEIVED At TIE Up
TONN OFFiCI- nos i.sS Broadway. cor Ilurty irs IT.
or 49, \ est twenty st. the HAiLt VI OFFICE
No 49, fhrd ave. ono lunlI "a ANA en.l i1i -
fUarer savings Rank Buildings and ~ the BRiiOkLNN
pRANl OFFICE :I&S ST.. next door 20 the
pei Df r NJ o p. IN. af guar Office rates
GENTLEMAN and WIFE can be acc0m0-
n i,r,d WITH BOARD. few single gentlemen hot
and coll asei. Gas. 329 West FOURTH 81. neal cth-sye
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EARM HAND-A Frcnchman who has been
raised n farm France, understands king care or
hor,s milking main gardening &C. wiling 10 make
himself West. North, or ~'nfh thn pe
seen ~ ODELLs AGENCY. 100 Vest 3ithst, corner OF
broadway.
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DUBINSUN HAIIL, IOII-SL. .
IA POPULAR PRICES. % cts, so cts, 81
COOLEST PLAL Il OF AMUSEMENT IN TliIn CITY,
Fourth Great sensation. Livery evening .. :
The the Soliene Troupe NJ Ie.Itiu women
with the present COMPANY. assures hurlrsque
performance Of n'srriment AMI J0yialit,.
GIROrL-iiIRGFI FLA ESGLIsii. roluc NJ the fannss
Paiisan CANCAN in the magnificent scene d9nssnr IA is
a.. an ma Farsruns. SATURDAY MATINEE Az
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EINI 1OTH ST. cor. 4th-2YC.-Pieaeaht
- ROOMS with witaout nrstciass HOARD a. rasnn
e ;rtc, very In d-omc slite OF rooms Ion fanny
able loa~l specially Fermaneut ~ transient - . 10
IL b. nANIFS e 90.
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WANTED In a small private family, girl
w 10 COOK, WASH. aud lkuN ApfAy 2<7 uss 2<sh -
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Nurses.
Seamstre5.e3.

A SITUATION for the Summer wanted W
a DEFSSNN KFR can cut And ~. and 10 an kinds *
amv sewing and operate Call al 533 Third
we, second iosi.
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pARrlES wishing to make ARRANGEMENTS s mt, 10. for
BOARD az % Lafayette place more table hoaTdeis
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-01
Welcome Back Again.

EDITOR HERALD: A brief notice of
trip on the steamship Ancon will
1 trust be acceptable at this time. The
Ancon, in point Of accommodations,
has no superior on the Pacific Coast.
With Capt. Debney in command, the
travelling public need no reiteration
of the oft expressed favorable opinion
of the Captain, so long and so well
known on this coast. His retiring and
pleasing manners enable one at once
to see the true instincts of the gentle
man predominate. Without any of
the "Jack i in the boxn effrontery,
Capt. Debney unites with the qualities
Of the sailor the urbanity and polite
department of the gentleman. For
long time he has been the superin-
tendent of the large fleet of steamships
of the Messrs. Goodall, Nelson & Per-
kins. We hail his return to the ocean
as sure indication that the judgment
exercised by g., N. & P. in having the
right men for the right place is guar
antee of complete success.
Yours, etc., }. Il.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-01
The German Benevolent Society.

This Society organized on Sunday
night with roll of one hundred and
forty members. The election of officers
resulted as follows. Conrad Jacoby,
President; l.. Schroeder, Vice-Presi-
dent; Otto Ploennies and B. Marxsen,
Secretaries; c. Brode, Treasurer; DIR.
Kurtz, DR.. Preuss, H. Heinsch and E.
Neitzke, Trustees. We are glad to
record the successful organization of
this Society. It's officers are represent
ative Germans, and we are certain
that the interests of the Society will
be safe in their hands. Its object is to
assist worthy Germans to get employ
ment, to aid them in distress and to
provide for the wants of sick members.
1t is organized on the same plan as the
German Benevolent Society of San
Francisco, and will be worthy adj
junct of that Society in aiding poor,
distressed Germans arriving in the
State and in improving the condition
of its members and binding them more
closely together. One of the earliest
labors of the Society will be the erec-
ton of hospital. Among it's present
duties the German Benevolent Society
will disseminate accurate information
of Southern California to their Ger
man correspondents all over the world.
We look for much good to result from
the establishment of this Society, par
ticularly in attracting the thrifty and
intelligent German as a settler in Los
Angeles county.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-01


readily to his seductive wiles.
Let it be borne in mind by all inte-
rested that the new fire company meet
tonight at the Council rooms to elect
officers, adopt constitution and nec-
essary by laws, and to organize per-
manent, active company, that will do
themselves credit and be of inestima-
BILE benefit to the city. The citizens
are fully aware of the necessity of an
other steam fire engine and a good
reliable company, and a petition Is
being circulated, and signed by all the
| prominent business men and property
owners, asking the Council to provide
this company with all the necessary
apparatus. Let the good work go
| bravely on, and the city will soon be
proud of two Of the best fire compa-
nies anywhere to be found.
The Kansas farmers have discovered
a cure for grasshoppers. They go for
the beasts by gradual approaches.
The first mild attack is to dig trench
across the farm, call in the neighbors to
drive them into the trap and then kill
the unfortunates by drowning, or sat
urate the ditch with coal oil and burn
them. If this fails they buy o few
thousand yards of calico, stake it at
the ditch, then spread two wings of ii
like a quail net, collect the pests into
these calico walls, and finally get
them into the ditch, where they are
slaughtered as before. If this Is a
failure, they set fire to the grass and
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-01
San Diego Items.
From the Union of the 30th.l


Gen. B. S. Alexander, U. s. Engi-
neers, went up to Los Angeles on the
Ancon last evening.
Several new buildings are in course
of erection in town, among them some
handsome residences.
There were two or three light show
ers after midnight on Friday, and the
weather is still cloudy.
Mr.. w. Lacy, the architect, is at
home again, arriving by yesterdays
steamer. He has some important
work on hand in Los Angeles and San
Bernardino.
From the Union of the 2Sth.l
Supervisor Hill was in from the Ca
Jon yesterday. He reports the wheat
in that valley as looking better and
better. We have the most encOurag-
ing crop reports, in fact, from all parts
of the country.
The San Diego Lyceum of Natural
Sciences met at the rooms of the sOci-
ETY. last evning. Several new men,
bers were elected and proposed. Cor
respondence from scientific associa-
tions abroad were received and read
by the Corresponding Secretary. Do
nations in specimens of fnatural history
and mineralogy were received from
Messrs. H. B. Hirschey, M. Schil-
ler, +. w. Bushyhead, T. A.
Burns, Robt. Bailey, A. Hammer
slang, Thos. Stratton, Henry Hemp
hill and others. The society adjourned
to meet on Thursday evening, June
Goth, on which occasion the proceed
ings are expected to be of more than
common interest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-01
Travellers Home.

Arrivals yesterday by Coast Line
Stage Company: L Adams, from San
Francisco; J AchoOn and wife, from
San Luis Obispo; ] Burkheim, from
San Francisco; H Hach, from San
Luis Obispo; R G Pearson, M Fleming
and Juan L Don Brubo, from San
Buenaventura.
Departures yesterday for San Fran
cisco by Coast Line: Miss Mclean
and John Leon.
Departures this morning by Coast
Line: For Last Chance, Mr.. Joseph
Breson and Miss Breson; for Rincon,
Mr.. J M Smith; for San Buenaven-
tura, f Wolfson, wife and child; for
Ventura, Juan Brube and Mrs Smith.
Departures for San Bernardino yes
terday: Mrs Dupesh, G Turner and
wife, R Allison, wife and daughter,
Joseph Copeland, Edward Silvey, A
Marty, g f Calder, R G Smith.
Arrivals from San BernardinO yes
terday: ] Randall, Saul Brook, M Hin
son, r Pottrell, Fung We.
Arrivals from San Diego yesterday
M Augustine, A Slauterbeck.
Departures by Telegraph Line fol
San Francisco this morning: Mrs D G
Stevens, Miss Palmer, Mamie Gov
ington, John E Somes and wife, Miss
Carrie Presson, w II Tandy, j w Felt,
Mrs G Bastow, John l. Green.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-01
TAKE NOTICE.
A GA R ID.

To my friends and the public Of Los AigeteS:
thereby return you my sincere thank, pi
your kind sympathy and earnest suppoi: in
ton of all, will state here that have arisen
from the ruins once more, and in few days
will be running in full blast again. Having
rented the store No Is Main street, Signoret's
accommodate my friends and numerous pa
irons with fully as stylish and fashionable
suits as have heretofore turned out, and will
show to the public that the ACME OF FASH
ION is not dead yet and that its proprietor
will be found there as affable and accommo-
dating as ever. With these few remarks |
favors, and hoping a continuation OF the
same. remain your humble servant,
ID. w. FITZPATRICK.
Fashionable Tailor, No. 10 Matn street sig
Los Angeles. myl2f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Deeds filed for record for the As hours
ending May 81, 1875, as reported for the
HERALD by Judson, Gillette & Smith, Ex-
aminers Of Title, No. 30, Spring street, Los
Angeles:
r. A. Latmer to r. s. Observation-Disclosures
a of q 6S-l0O acres South of city; SLIPS.
II. G. Wiley to f. M. de Fabre.-Quit-claim
of 90xl00 feet North side of Virgin street, city,
B. ID. Wilson to j. de b. Shorb.-Graut of
undivided "A of 148 36-l00 acres in Mission San
Gabriel and of certain waters.
VIM. Hughes to VIM. Harpet.-Twenty acres
near Orange; $1,000.
0. Bergsen ct al. to H. Hammel ct al.-Lots
/, 7, 9and IL in block H; l. 5, @, II, IL, 13 and IA
In block d; also blocks A, b and G, per sub
dision OF Kerchel Vineyard lot D 3; also E. "a
of building lot SO, Anaheim; $1,000.
Agreement from II. T. Bingham and wife to
convey to S. Willis 40acres in Rancho de San
Pedro; S2,5O0.
A. f. Mcdonald to c. w. Gould.-Part of lot
7, block 8, Beaudry tract, on West side Hill
street; $4O0.
VIM. Williams TO j. j. Mellus ct al.-Lot 5,
block 4, Fairview tract, 500.
Tax Collector to H. T. Hazard.-Vineyard
lot d 3, in Anaheim assessed to Mrs. s. Ku-
chal) for county and State taxes of l873-'74.
P. Beaudry to VIM. characterization OF lot
on North side of Also street, with release as
to wall.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-01
Passengers per Ancon.

The following named passengers left
for San Francisco on Sunday: Mrs
Hughes and DIR, Miss Russee, Miss
Lucky, Miss c Tuttle, J ID Brown, r
Stone, L Datigues, J H Jones, J w
Dana, r J Hunter, d w Tuttle, F
Jones, S Lewis, A Minchler, d R Jud-
kins, E d Tyne, J Kitchens, J P Gill
more, G A Hicks, jr., @ A Bancroft, J
M York, E M York; G York, r Gam
ill, r A Murray, l. V Leese, Mrs Bee
be, Mrs E g Hawse, Mrs ] w Felt, A
Hill, j Hanna, G w Kline, Q Schrei.
Der, DR.. r H Chase, DIR. Fl H Lyons,
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Mrs A d Brown and dtrs, Z l. Lyons,
Rev. A M Campbell, Rev. d A Pierce,
Miss M Barton, Mrs Van Bracket, Mrs
M Lee, w III Northcraft, o Huffstadt,
G K Miller, r Orr, r Grand,J Sanchez,
L Eiser, w H Mcdowell, Il Clayton,
J w Isaacs, w G Hoppe, r M Watson,
and in steerage. For Santa Barbara:
w HI Francis, A Finn, r S Stearns, w
III Stearns, ID Collins.
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COURT REPORT

District COurt.--.SEPULvEDA, j.
MONDAY, May 81.
Robinson VS.. Palmer ct al.-Motion for new
trial granted
Cohn, Ball ct al. VS.. Herzng & Roth.-De-
murrer overruled and ten days to answer
Ash Bros. vs. Herzog d Roth.-Ten days to
answer.
Temple & Workman VS.. Herzog & Roth
Ten days to answer.
Germain ct al. vs. Raster & Ives.-Demurrer
overruled and ten days to answer
Wilson VS.. McFadden. = Demurrer argued
and submitted.
Niemeyer VS.. Reiges.--Passed for the term.
Rogers VS.. Meserie.-On trial.