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The New York herald., 1875-10-26
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AA for New Orleans aud Texas
viii sal every Saturday NoE Orleans transforrg Texao
freight there 70 Aorgans Louisiana Texas Railroad fog
braheGI, thence steamer 81 Morgans line Texas
ports.
The Steamer GEORGE w ELDER win san from pier 80
North River. Saturday October 3) 81 r. NJ os New
Orleans direct.
Through bis ladng signed 70 Mobile Galveston and to
all points the Galveston Harrisburg aud san Antonio
Houston and Texas Central International ami Great North
Texas and Pacific ana Trans Cot tnent Railroads and
10 lndianoa and san Antonio and an points Gulf
Western and Pacific Railway Rrax0s Santiago Corr
pus Christi. Rockport. ST Mary's and Fulton.
Freight for ST. Marys and Fulton landed At Rockp0r
Lgherage and Channel dues At either Corpus Christi
Brazos Santiago the expense and risk of c0nsgnee
Freight Tor Brownsville Mgtam0ras AVID points in the in
terror must have consgnce Braxos Santiago.
Insurance be effected under policy Of c. A. Whit
ney Co., New Orleans From New York to New Orleans
q per CENT from New York to all Texas portr via New Or
freight For freight further Informs
-''S CHARLES A. WHITNEY 4 co. Agents.
Pier 30 North River
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FURNITURE.

at unusually attractive prices close out entire retail
business previous to removal about January l.
q. L. hELTY CO., IS4 Fifth avenue
NEAR TWENTY THIRD STREET.
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L'URNIsHEp HOUSE TO LET-wEsTFIELD. N. J..
handsomely furnished and three story house; II
and attc good cellar and urnacc 6c two land
riage house five minutes walk depot rent $50 TO the
Of May, 1876 responsible parties. Apply to ROWE
81 South street second toor from 10 a. to2 r. III.
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G1 con $1,000. 5000, 81 400 WILL PURCHASE
sDl.COU. handsome small Houses; location Har-
rison Hudson county n ~ high ground improved streets
only 81 niles fare AZ day. urSt station
three different railroads. churches and Tree schools all
tabished photographs Of Houses and full particulars from
H. q. q g. 5. BROWN, % Broadway
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS
u TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Sailing every TUESDAY
from pier 40, North River
Dakota. Nov ?. 7 80 Al Al. Idaho, Nov -, +. ".
Wisconsin, Nov. ., Il. M. Montana, Nov. 30, A. A.
Wyoming Nov. 1B, 3 A. M. Nevada, Dee 7,noon.
Cabin intermediate and steerage at lowest rates.
Prepaid tickets low rates.
Passengers booked and from Paris Hamburg Norway,
Sweden ac Drafts Ireland England, Franco and Ger
-9 = o WILLIAMS GIrInN % Rrnadnnr
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4 FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE
IA rst class, Twenty eighh street 500 month; anothe
Thirty fourth street. SS3; offer.
NORRIS u. BAER, ~ West Thirty-fourth street.
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coAsTW1sE sTEAMsIrIr,,.

NJ Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL s.. LIMB
IN. Steamers lefve pier No North River a. 3 Z. NJ
FOR HAVANA DlkECf
CITY or MEXICO Tuesday Oct %
CITY or VERA CRUZ Thursday Oct -
LII ron VERA CRRrz AND KEW oRLERNs' NV
VA Havana Progreso. Campcaehy TusDan and famPieo
For freight or passage apply q r. ALEAAADkk
Sons 81 aud 30 Broadway.
Steamers viii leave New Orleans Oct 80 and Nov % for
Vera Cruz aud Az the other ports
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON TOUCHING At
steamer cry or WACO, Captain Greenman. will
sail Saturday Through Bills ~ lading given
all points the Houston and TEXAS Central, Inter-
national and Great Northern. Galveston Houston and Hen
derson and the Galveston Harrisburg and san Antonio Rail
roads Freight Rnd insurance lowest rates For etghh
" passage, having superior accommodating apply 70
4. Ii. MALLORY CO.. I53 Maiden Lana
Or. W y. CLYDE, Bowling Green.
E1OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Line
The steamship
HUDSON, Captain eager.
VIII leave pier No North RIVER Saturday October 30
al 3 Il. NJ.
Through given Mobile ST. Louis vcxzburg and
ether points Cabin passage, 500 sfeerage. 80.
For freight, ~ lowest rates. passage apply 20
CLARK a SEMAN. b West street.
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HOUSE Is COUNTRY TO LET-A FINE HEALTHY
place, furnished modern improvements; TO small
minutes walk from railway depot in New Jer
Office.
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A TO LET, FURNISHED, on FIFTH AVENUE, oP-
n. poste Reservoir, English basement House, tho
handsomest furnished the private family
only without children all In the complete order with
everything requisite for housekeeping will be let At less
Of house uniunished desirable party for
two Inquire Of owner premises No. 49o Fifth
avenue. from 8 70 o'clock
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CITY REAL ESTATE ron sALE.
Central.

a MOTHER OF THOSE NEW FOUR STORY BROWN
~ Aousesi cabinet trimmed Flythird street. be-
tween Broadway and sixth avenne a bargain. j. w.
STEVENS owner, Broadway and Fify first street.
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IIoR sALE-HoUsE AND LOT, 25X7o ON RENwICK
In street, for sale cheap.
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DWELLING HOUSES no LET.

A MOST DESIRABLE HANDSOMELY AND COM
~ petey furnished basement House in Thirty-th
street near Madison avenue let low Offices, IL Pine
and 80 East Seventeenth street .
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ITO LET-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PARLoR AND
Sleeping Rooms all conveniences; first class location
references exchanged 27 East Twelfth street. between
Second and Third avenues
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INOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT OF SO ACRES IN THE
beautiful village of Geneva; situation excellent; good
buildings and fine fruit Apply to GERRlT H. SMITH,
New York
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A PRESSING FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS COMPEL
~. private family sell their Household Furniture
perb satin Parior Suit u pieces cost 200 r 0o do.
$275 Turkish Suit SIS 500 Chamber Sets complete with
Dressing Cases $50 81 Is single Bedeads Bureaus hair
spring rep and plush suits $50 500 Lii
brary and Dining Furniture Paintings Bronzes Carpes&c;
must be sold Can five story brown residence No.
AZ West 10th street, between 9th and 9th
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LNoR SALE-CHEAP-D PROPERTY I'M.
proving tor store and business purposes three story
brick house with Easements J22 Broome street
Thompson street lot 2Ox75 Inquire within, Of l.. BER
BORYITLE, or w. BANTA 357 Canal street.
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A BEAUTIFUL SET, So; GUM TEETH. SlO SINGLE,
~ 81; Silver Filings, 5Oc Examine specimens NEW
YORK DENTAL ROOMS 262 sixth avvnuc near sixteenth
street. Good work at low prces. keWomber. 90. (
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CECOND FLO0R.-FIVE NEATLY FURNISHED
~ Rooms 70 let together separately bath and attend
Thirty and Sixth also Flats
and Houses Address Il. A. DALEY, No. 5SS sixth
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no LET WITH STEAM PowER-A LARGE BUILD
ing or any part, at McCLAVE CO.'S Twenty second
street and Eleventh avenue
Ylo LET-vERY LARGE HANDSOME PARLoR
Store with splendid plate glass show window; fine loca-
ton for first class miiner dressmaker, &C. Apply on
premises 32l Court street, Brooklyn; rent low
rIlo LET-CoRNER EIGHTH AVENUE AND THIRTY
second street hrst floor suitable for milner or dress
maker. Apply to j. +. WILLIAMS SON, Eighth avenue,
Of Thirty fourth street
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JTLEGANT FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-FoR IN TO
u years private family only a full size four story
stone Dwelling In West Fetl street Fifth avenue
rent 500 per month. HOMER MORGAN No. 2 Pine st.
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A HOUSES, WEST SIDE, $500, $3.50, $500, 81, 600,
H. Slsoo; completely furnished House n, 500; three
don square, Eighth avenue between Blocker and Twelfth
street
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ate sale OF Of the elegant four story brown
stone Houses IN this city cabinet uh painted rescoed,
Madison ' -
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EUROPEAN lvTEAMsHrPs.

NATIONAL LINE.
IN From piers Nos A and ~ North River
FOR LONDON lNkECE
IL Nt@iy yeh ~. = "
- FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
sPAIN......Oct 80 3 r. ~ ENGLAND. .Nov. -, 7. n.
Elsl Elsl N..., Nov. g, Al a. NJ EGYPT. NOV ~ II a ~
an passage, 80 and SID currency SNeerage az greatly
re4neea prices Return tickets a reduced rates Prepaid
stelage tickets from Liverpool the l0Wesfratcs Apply ~
Nv J. HUR.T, Manager
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A CORAL RUBBER SET or TEETH IN THREE
n houra-Imprsssion in the forenoon. teeth in The after
Thirty street, Broadway aud sixth
Coral rubber very strong 1eshcoored gold plat
ina sets. whalebone rubber fnmpers onts Lip
Lers, Lip Depessers, Regulators nitrous oxn mechan
cal dentistry Take green from Grand stve ferry
Sixth avenue cars, Broadway cars Getod at Thirty
NEwBRoUGH, 1913 West Thirtylfourlh street.
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A CONVENIENT BASEMENT HOUSE ON TWENTY
~ first street, Fifth for tho winter
by the year at low rent. 4. II. LUDLOW & Co, No
Pine street or % East Seventeenth street.
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A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, on FORT
n ffth street, Broadway; rent 81 400 TTMPSON
PEET, ,fSS Broadway, near Forty fourth street.
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170 MACDoUGAL STREET, NEAR BLEECKER-
llU Furnished Rooms with every convenience for house
keeping, to let 30 respectable small families.
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ITO LET-THE FIRST FLOOR or ELEGANT ENGLISH
basement house, furnished suitable for man and wife
for a DOCTORS office; modern improvements; also
other Rooms moderate. No. 80 West Twentyourh
street. between Sixth avenue and Broadway.
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102 EAST TENTH STREET, NEAR THIRD AVE
1OO nueTo let nicely furnished large front Room,
for gentlemen at $40 per month"; gas bath and
fro included.
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CyTATE LINE-TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN
- BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
sailing from pier No. 50 North River, as follows
STATE or PENkSfLVANIA-.... .Thursday. Nsy
STATE OF Thursday Nov lS
STATE or VIRGINIA. Thursday, Dec
every Wednesday thereafter First cabin $50 and
go; tickets $l2O Second cabin $40 tickets
$50 Steerage lowest rates. Apply 70
AUSTIN BALDWIN x CO, Agents,
No, ~ Broadway, New York
Steerage Office As broadway.
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1OT EAST TENTH STREET NEAR THIRD AVE
lU nue.-Ncely furnished Parlor with Kitchen; also
suitable for DOCTORS Offices all conveniences finely To-
Gated.
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OEQ WEST TTIRTY-NINTH STREET-HAND-
AsJO somey furnished Floor In private house, with all
convenience for housekeeping; rent moderate TO
RDon
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-02

Then mounted some on bareback
hnsps aud hurried them nli,
They r0hhed aud burned the p0sl0f'
Geo l Nuepes, and robbed aud took
prisoner one mall RIDER The elllfehs
have gone in pursuit.
A fight II reported near lianquelle'
one Mexican and two Americans were
killed
Al. except four prisoners escaped
Nothing head " them,
business Is mostly suspended nnl
The lIlllens arc under arms guarding
the tOWn, ,,...,.m
The exoilement on the llio drallde
has subsidized somewhat, although con-
siderable apprehension still exists The
nlders are believed ~ have escaped
into Mexico, except Felix dodlnea,
who was captured and has been hung
alter trial by the citizens ol Corpus
Christi,
llep0rls come IN Of number OF
armed Meylcans UP the lilo drande,
Within hfly miles 0f this city y II
posiible they were the Corpus Christi
raiders MOVING towards the west bank
of the river, Near one thousand head
Of cattle were stolen aud driven Into
Mexico last week from ranches between
Brownsville aud Loredo,
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temperance convention held IN Dallas,
and called far la ypur note
During the past fall Alid winter pell-
tiOna were circulated calling Tor q slate
temperance convention ~ assemble
la Dallas Ia February The object
as | understood IL, was ~ revive cell
tralile and IL possible unity tho senll-
mems aud measures Of the advocates
0f temperance la tho state Of Texas,
The convention met NJ the appointed
time aud was duly organized, liy vote
ID was agreed lhal every person u ia-
yor Of The "prohlhition ~ the liquor
lraiilG be entitled 10 membershlp'
Thus far Tho convention was q ant
every member being lii favor VI 'pfO-
hibitlOn,n lini ~ ~ the best policy 10
secure His end the convention dld not
~ fully agree, Speeches we're made
evidently Indicating the purpose Of or
ganillng q political prohillll0n party
A resolution ~ Ills effect having
been offered was pfnmplly voted DOWN
and In lts stead, one was adopted
pledging tho convention IN favor ~
''prpblbllIon," but Ignoring the pollll-
! ful ltHlHlff
Every member, think except one,
land he had then openly Withdrawn
from the onnYentlOiD voted for this
resolution, The split, II split II
can be called was upon tho Issue Of
forming u temperance pOlltllleal party
Permit mo ~ say for one, ! new
or heard Of politics Ia G0nnoo'
lion with this convention un'
lil the question was sprung upon tho
floor III the convention, after II had
been organized, Aud In justice 10 tho
sentiment aud action Of the majority,
| may add further, ~ members 0f u
temperance convention they did not
feel called upon ~ organize u now p0-
lliicnl party nor did they propose 10 no
no, They have faith Ia The ultimate
success of their cause AID would appeal,
by all Legitimate means, 10 the chris
tlAn sentiment aud intelligence Of the
prohibition Of the liquor trallllc In the
state Of Texas.
Asto The purposes and plans Of the
"prohhlllon Association Of Texas"
(which name the convention assumed,
| would invite your attention, and
TINT Of the public generally, 10 the nd
dress of the executive committee pub
lished Ia the daily papers Of this city
on the 18th of March, 1870.
Respectfully W, II, SCALES,
President OF state Temperance Convention.
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THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION.
Interesting OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
Pfsllent Scales.
DALLAS, Texas, March %, 1875.
Prof w. IL Scnles;

DALLAS, Texas, March %, 1875.
Prof. W. H. Scales:
BY unanimous vote, Thomas Chapel
lodge, |. 0. G. T., No. 1893, ana Sion
lodge, !. o. G.. T., No. 100, through me
as w. {. I. of Thomas Chapel lodge,
have EXPIRE ssed a desire that you fur
nlsll for publication some facts Respect
lug the late temperance convention
held in Dallas They mean that YOU
state ny you understood the object of
calling The convention, and rs nearly
as you can recollect, the leading issues
that engaged the attention of the CON
vention, aud especially state the reason
OF the seeming unfortunate split. Such
q statement, In theii opinion, would
not only I've highly interesting to the
public generally, but would tend to dis
sipate many prejudicesth perchance,
might arise from am ignorance of the
facts. In f., II. and G., $. $. RECORD.
3. $. Record, Esq.
In compliance with the request of
the memUers Of the lodge you REPRE-
sent, and, as 1t is deemed, in behaif of
the true interests OF the cause of lem.
peraDce, h,rehy give you, as far as |
am able, Il fair aud candid statement
OF facts az connected with theiate state
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-02

TnE Houston Ago detailed q cores
pondent 10 visit the 'penItentIary and
Investigate the alleged brutal treat
ment OF tho inmates, His report oo-
cupIes Ave columns In the Age, and
gives n general denlal to all OF
Wrlghps statements. This ~ not auf-
Aclent, There should 90 IN lmmedl-
ate, full and impartial investigation by
the state authorities. II the penlten-
tIary lessees are guilty of one 1.-THE OF
the barbartles charged TO them they
should be punlshedi If Innocent, II Is
due TO them and the state that the iacl
be mnde known,
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oUn nonDER ABRAMS,

Affairs on our border are rapidly APP
preaching u climax. The patience
with which our citizens and authorities
have submitted, for years, 10 the out
RACES ana villalnles Of the MeSlcans Is
exhausted, aud prompt measures VIII
be taken in the future TO punish The
perpetrators. The probabilities are
that Governor Coke will make de-
mand upon the federal authorities for
troops for border defense, and In the
event of refusal will order into the
field such state forces ms he may be
able to muster or deem necessary for
the protection Of the people.
Tho recent raids into our state by
armed bands of MeXIcans, accompanied
with scenes of murder aud rapine call
for prompt and extreme measures, The
federal authorities evidently mean to
render us no assistance, being too I'M
tent upon gaining u radical victory in
some northern state or establishing an
usurping government in n southern
one, and IL therefore behooves our eX-
ecutive to take prompt action in the
matter. Governor Cole can rely upon
receiving the endorsement of the people
of the state in any effort he may make
to rid our border Of the thieves and
murderers who have infested it for the
past four or five years.
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March u, 1879.
To Richard Coke, Governor;
a body of thirty mounted and armed
Mexicans suddenly appeared at SAM
uel Pages ranch yesterday at noon,
eight miles from this place. They rob-
bed the house and took the men rris-
oners. One mile beyond they sacked
Franks store, and arrested many peo-
pie and treated the men with great
cruelty, but let the women 60. At
they burned the United States post
Office, and also the store and dwelling
of Il. j. Voalies. The postmaster seri-
ously wounded one of the leaders. u
man named Smith was killed md the
Sen Antonio mail rider was arrested
and robbed of his h re and arms.
While sacking another store, Me-
Gregor's, in this vicinity, they were
overtaken and charged by small
party of armed men from this place. A
man named Lenark was killed on the
twenty-seventh; they had reached
Penitas on the Nueces river, sixty
miles from here; the report is that our
larger pursuing party had overtaken
them at this point and fight was pro-
crossing. The wounded leader is here
in Jail. Many families have aban-
doned their homes. Wild rumors of
other raids or probable raids, with or
without foundation, are rife. Tho peo-
pie of the county believe they are in
great danger. 1t certainly is fearfullv
open aud exposed aud without protec-
ton, and many Mexican outlaws are
hidden 10 the brush The United
States should interfere, as the mails
have been destroyed and will be in
danger hereafter. We should have two
companies of cavalry.
w JOHN w. MoORR,
Representative from Nueces, Both Sem
atorial District. ag sfs
SAN AsTosro, TExAs March, 20. 1875.
Governor Richard Coke, Austin, Texas.
The mayor of Corpus Christi has
asked for aid in repelling an arme d
body of Mexican robbers now an
preaching the city. have directed
the commanding officers of brown
and Ringgold barracks to send troops
out. Do you, as Governor OF the state,
require aid? Gen. Augur is in New
4 Orleans.
lSlgueu.l ". IS. Russell,
Aid-dc-Camp.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, March %, 1875.
Governor Richard Coke, Austin Texas:
! The mayor of Corpus Christi tele-
graphs that the robbers have been dis
persed. Z
[Signed.] g. B. RUSSELL, 4
r., Abide Camp.
y CoRPUs CHRISTI, March q LIN adj
''ition to last nights report, the band
of Mexieaiis came within seven miles
OF this town. robbed several stores and
houses and took large number Of
American prisoners, among them
Judge Gilpin, formerly n member of
the legislature. aud two WOMEN They
compelled all captives to walk in front
Of them until they we're exhausted, and
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'" THE BORDER.
Armed Bands Of MeXiCanS IN
wade Texas.
They Murder Several Citizens
and Carry or q Number
OfPrlsOnerS.
One Of the ScOnndrels Captured
and Hung.
THE BORDER.
TO richard Coke, Governor,

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas, /
March ~ 1879
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PARsoN RRowNLow gives the nesros
some sensible advice In regard TO The
civil rights bill, lie tells them To obey
and reverence all the laws Of the land,
aud 10 refrain from everything oaleu'
lated TO array the prcIudlooa of the
whites against them or 10 brlng about
unpleasant relations.
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TnE commissions Of United States
Commissioner &, Y, lGslln and H. NJ
Frlsby, Of New Orleans, were revoked
on tho goth, by order Of judge Wooda,
for 0gtortIon In 0llee,
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a]aiIg gltyald,
DALLAs, TEXAS.
rRlOW MORNING lljltIAPWn g

TnE acceptance Of the compromise
BIZ by the international railroad COM
pany now removes all obstacles, and
work will probably he commenced IN
medlately.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11

Passengers for Chicago, Niagara Falls,
Plttsburg, Philadelphia, Montreal, Quebec,
New York. Boston, or any point East, should
buy their
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
9os Aaselss Aerald.
PosToFFEE DIRECTORY.

Eastern, San Francisco, Northern and Coast
Stations.-Telegraph Stage Line.-Arriye at
1880 A. M; close at 1880 p. NJ. Letters IN
Tended for registry must be presented before
(. $3.50 p. NJ. IN r
san Diego Line-San Diego and Way sta.
tions, arrives at 7:40 p. NJ, and closes al 7:So
pm.
Southern Arizona-Tucson, Yuma, Arizona
City and way stations-Tri-Weekly Service
Arrive Sunday, Tuesday and Friday, AT
7:4OP NJ; leaves Monday, Wednesday ana
Saturday; mail closes at 1880 p. M.
Northern Arizona--Presoott, Wickenberg and
way stations-Semi. mi.Weekly-Arrives Tues
day and Saturday at 1920 A. M; leaves Mon
day and Friday; mail closes at 2:lo p. NJ
San Bernardino and way stations-San Ga.
briel Ell Monte, Riverside, ETC.; arrives
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at lO20
A. NJ; leaues Mondays Wednesdays anu
Fridays; mail closes at 2:l5 p. M.
Wilmington and way stations Arrives at 2l5
r. M; closes at 10 A. NJ.
Cerro Gordo, Lone Pine and Havilah-Arrives
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at l2:3O A.
M: leaves Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day; closes at 1880 p. M.
Domestic and Foreign Money Order Oficc.-
Open from A. NJ. to 4:}0 P. M, except on
Saturday, when office closes at $3.50 p. M
On Sundays the Office will be open from 900
70 1000 A. M. II. X. w. BEN l. L. M
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
Foreign Grape Cuttings For Sale.

EORTY different varieties, among which
U are the Black Malvasa, Zintindel, Rose
Of Peru, Black Muscat, White Chasselas,
FontainDleau, Fiber Zago, Muscat of Alex
andria, Berger Reesling, etc-the best TO be
had on this coast, and at prices which put
them within the reach of all. send your or
ders in time. Address ID. RAAB,
Los Angeles,
Or see me at my place, South Of the Indi
ana Colony. novI0 3m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
NOTICE..

A L. PERSONS owning shares in the
- last Los Angeles Pioneer Building Lot
Association will please pay their installments
at the office of Barbee & Gates, SL CONNER
ciaI street. aull If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-11
Another Testimonial.
Curp of Rnlsy

hereby certify that have been cured of
Palsy OF my face, Mouth and Eye by Prof. J.
n. Cunningham, NJ. ID. My eye and mouth
were fearfully distorted and out OF all shape.
had constant and severe pain in my head,
for which could get no help, though / re-
ceiVed treatment from some of the best ply
sicans Of this city. | was then advised TO go
TO the Hot Springs. went, but got no better.
am now well, and do hereby recommend
the Doctor TO The affi icted. Any one wishing
to talk with me can find me by making i'm
quiry at Los Angeles and San PedrD Depot.
NICHOLAS PETERSON, .
Los Angeles, Cal. Nov. 18th 1875. l3flm