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yisit OF New Orleans Merchants Z,
Mexico.
New Orleans plcayuue,l

To day, at S A. NJ, the City OF
Media, the first Of AleXandrc's new
line between New Orleans aud Mex
leo, leaves for the city of Vera Cruz
Free passage, with all opportunities
to see Mexico, with the intention Of
opening friendly relations between
the two countries, were rendered to
q committee of the chamber Of com
merce. This was done at the special
request and invitation Of the "Ionga
mercantile" or chamber Of COM
mercc of the City Of Mexico. The
members of the committee will,
during their stay in Mexico, lie I'M
der the care Of the Tonga, and will
doubtless find this great assist
ance in viewing and studying the
country. The committee that fin
ally agreed on going consists of the
following gentlemen, representing
almost every interest of the city :
Gid. Townsend Emile Coloo, i W.
Beyllc, II, Dudly Coleman, +. A,
Haber, II. Hubbs, and Colonel W.
NJ. Burwcll, secretary of the cham
Der of commerce, as secretary.
Mr.. Gid Townsend is accompa.
MED by his talented wife, "Zaritin, y
and daughter.
The committee will be gone about
three or four weeks, half Of which
time will be spent in Mexico.
1t is not one merely for pleasure
but will inquire into the possibility
of establishing Il commerce between
New Orleans and Vera Cruz.
1t has been instructed 20 gather
facts on these questions What
competition is to be apprehendcd in
the Mexican trade? Upon what
terms and in what manner the com
merco between Mexico and the
United States and Europe is carried
on l.? What chance there is of recip'
rocal commerce between Mexico and
the Mississippi valley? And, gen
orally, what commodities would be
best suited to the Mexican market ?
Upon these points these gentlemen
are expected to gather facts, and
the investigation will doubtless de-
termine the practicability or i'm
practicabilty of strong commercial
relations existing between the two
countries.
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PROSPECTUS
TIL l.,
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
The Leading American Newspaper"
FOUNDED ~ HORACE GREELEY

ln tie recent elections Tho people have do.
pllrl lu iHNnl ~ honesty Va pnlillus and ln-
NrlrnhrnoN ~ lnniuaiihln, The Tribune,
Nhirli years AHn declared that u wak not aud
never mem would hsH party organ, claims
llp NpIdlel, ~ the p0phlRr ylndlralinn on
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~ American Newspaper This position ii
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hinnhk0liirf rrAhunM
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paper,
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pnunlfy, the right ~ local self-g0Vernment,
ANA The projection Of all olassnh la tho eKef,
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anu accuracy mover heloTe attained hy any
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no most carefully prepared agricultural
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aggregate ihnn the entire ounttnta OF any
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FORMING n department ~ which nm eminent
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,n lnsNs seol FARMERS lllgh any Other ihilu'
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What the Southern Press Say Of the
Tribunc.

We consider the Tribune A very yalunblo
pnper,-l AhhovIlie IN, ~ VlIisen,
The New York rrlbnno, la its n,Ithful nnd
searching exposure of OUTRAGE slnndprs an
Alabama aud otherslaios hns done immense
service 10 truth and Justice Macon ltia1
Telegraph aud Messenger
We thank the New York Tribune for lts
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gomery tAla,) News,
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South.
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by Louisa NJ. Alcott author OF "Little Wo-
men, etc.
The peculiar features ofSt. Nicholas, which
have cOnduced 50 largely 10 its popularity,
will he KEPT up with splflt:
short aud easy story S In French German.
and Latin for translation, will appear Occa-
slonaily, wme lack -in.ihe Pulpit, the Let
Ter Box, and the Rdllc Box, VIII continue
TO be full OF interest, and the department. Tor
very yuling readers viii he enlarged.
EayaYd Taylor and other DISTINGUISHED
travel, rs will give stories OF foreign cour'
tries.
Mr.. Rldelng will continue bis series OF de-
lighful and Instructive papers on practical
.uhjccts.
MI. Bartlett and Others will attend to the
departmt Mt of home entertainments, taD-
t,nux yivfnts, etc- . d.
New writers, In addition "a. our present
large cnriis 81 contributors, VIII civ" young
PEOPLE oi rli rgcs, poems, jinsrs, stories,
sketches. hni, papers on history, hiusraphy,
| travel adventure mn util history cnt-dpnI
| and in.,;ti, r SPORTS, b ~ ard rltls' handi-
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Their Joint services will be rendered, when
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St.NichoIas for 1874
A RNOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Ofthis book Charles Dudley Warner writes:
ain the bound volume Of 81. Nicholas, with
its gloay OF red and gold, we have u perna-
nent addition 10 the literature OF The young.
Never befurG has so much literary ans ar
fjstIc talent cooperated In the service OF chill
iren. 10 IL n continual educator of ileir
taste and Of their honor and courage. do
not see how 1t cnn be made any better, aud IL
the children don't like II | think II Is time 10
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St. Nicholas for 1875.

The Drosl ectus OF the second volume shows
that III. r. is to he no falling OF, but an IN
crease IN lis Literary and pictorial alirac-
tiuns. Among other attractive features ;lfr
two 81 endid serial stories
1.-THE YOUNG SURVEYOR.
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QUARTER THOUSAND

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EVERY SATURDAY
MERGED IN
LittelI's Living Age.

The Living Age has been published FOR
more than thirty years, with the wnrmest
support of the best men of the country. ~
Inns admittedly continued tn stand "at the
head of It's GLASS;" and It's success ~ now
greater than ever before. II has absorbed lts
Younger competitor, every Saturday anu
IL without n rival In It's field.
A weekly magazine of slxty-lour pages,
The Living Age gives more than
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In the extensive list Of illustrated material
now in course Of preparation, which u iseN-
pected will be- published during the coming
year. are occasional htiiIiant papers on
French fr and literature, by Albeit Rhodes;
articles al travel in Europe, Asia aui Aneri-
ca, by co npetent hands, descriptive papers
on Chicago, Richmond, Baltimore and other
CITIES sketches OF curious phases # vegeta-
tiOn, etc., exc.
In poetry, short stories ANA sketches. bio
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fishers EXPECT To preserve their former high
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EIGHT COUSINS"

By j. Y. owbridge, author Of the lack
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A Farmers Vacation in Europe, y
BY col. GEO. Il. WARING,

0fOgden Farm, near Newport, Rhode Island
This series will deal In n very practical
way with the industries and peculiarties OF
the quaint peoples of Holland, Normandy,
and the Channe islands The papers will
be fully illustrated, and while especial Mt.
tention will be paid To farm matters In both
picture and description, the authors faculty
OF keen and intelligent observation insurcs
abundant interest Tor The general reader.
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The CaRons Of the Colorado"

The description Of this new and wonderful
region, assisted by numerous and brilliant
illustrations by Moran, sheppard and Others,
IL IL eNpt cicd will have more than u tram
silent value. An additional paper, with APP
propriate Illustrations, will he devoted to
i'm. stuiy Of lnuian character.
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"rnE SUM-" New York City.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-05

The State Controller on Saturday
issued warrents as follows: For pay
ment of interest on Pacific Railroad
bonds, $52, 500; interest on bonds of
1873, 4,030; interest on soldiers relief
bonds, $3,352 20; interest on State
Capitol bonds Of 1870 and 1872. $3.50
each.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-05

Farmers have commenced harvest
ing in the vicinity of Merced City.
The crops are much better than was
Anticipated.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-05
LEADER Theology.

The editress of the Stockton Leader
refers to the orthodox hell as "the re-
mote possibility of an accelerated
temperature hereafter" No wonder
she supports the Democratic ticket,
since she dosen't believe in future
punishment for misdeeds in the flesh.
Alta. Ael
The Atta isn't wholly right. We
believe in a regular orthodox hell of
fire and birthstone, including pea
green demon with double -barrelled
pitchfork and cottonwood tail who
will make things particularly lively
for Republicans and sinners."-
Leader.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-05

A Mr.. Broaddus, of Leavenworth
county, turns the grasshopper scourge
to profitable account He capture s
immense numbers of them in trenches,
and feeds them to his hogs. They are
q good substitute for corn.
The Sacramento Record says: The
Independent party is already, to all
practical intents, dead cock in the
pit. The main hope of it's leaders lay
in San Francisco, and what San Fran
cisco thinks ofthe movement may be
gathered from the almost ludicrous
failure of the attempt to get up pop
ular ovation to Senator Booth the
other night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-05
DR., w. HAzELTiNE,

~ENTIST-CoRNER SPRING AND TEN
- Pile streets opposite Temples Bank),
Los Angeles Jaoo u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-05
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
j, C., KIRKPATRICK, M. o.,

SNURGEoN AND HOMEOPATHIC PLY
y sician. Diseases of ladies ana chlloren
a specially; also throat and lung affections.
Office HOURS s to 10 A. NJ; to and to P.
NJ. At Backman House. apoo u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-05
D. q. HOFFMAN, m. D.,

(LATE OF SAN DIEGO.
NFFICF-3 IL A DOWNEY BLOCK, LOS
~ Angeles. Residence -Backman House.
Refers by pc mission TO DR.. John ). Grlinh
Dir. w. f. Edgar and Or. j. p. Widney
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-05
FRED. EUPHRAT, M. D.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL
ty, diseases of children.
OFFICE II over Heinzman's Drug Store,
Main street. myl9 If
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-05

On Monday the State Controller
issued warrents for the salaries of
State and county officers for May in
the sum of $53, 3,178 II; also drew q
warrent in favor of r. o. Cravens in
the sum of $459 80 for the purchase of
books for the State Library.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-05

A letter in the Yreka Union from
Scott's Valley; states that on Saturday
night the 22d ult., some fend iii hu-
man shape endeavored to wreak re-
venge on Mr.. Samuel Hance for some
fancied wrong, entered his barn and
poisoned two fine horses and 20 head
of sheep, all he had.