Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04

The brig Deacon, from Port Discov-
cry, at o'clock last evening was in
sight, ten miles off from Wilmington.
She is loaded with lumber for Barrow
& Co aud piles for the Wharf Com
pany.
The steamer Mohongo arrived yes-
terday with l00white passengers aud 20
Cinnamon. Sixty five Cinnamon
went up yesterday morning at 10
o'clock ON special train to san Fer
nando tunnel.
A prominent liveryman in Anaheim
is about to be sued for breach of prom
Use. He recently went back on his
adorable in this city and married II
newly.arrived German girl, of Ana
helm. The Gelman girl is fat, fair
and hefty.
Messrs. Dillon & Keneally, Main
street, have magnificent stock OF ele-
CANT dry goods, notions and furnishing
goods, which they are selling below
cost. their store is crowded daily and
hundreds of purchasers go away happy
ut their exchange of money for goods.
Mr.. VIM. Bradley shot dog last
evening which had all the appearance
of being mad and was certainly very
fierce and savage. He was terror to
the South part of the city, between
Seventh and Eighth streets, until
friendly bullet put him out of the
way.
Mr.. Louis Gerichten, the most pop
ular aud successful instructor of Turn
Verein on the Pacific Coast, is in the
city. He will hereafter instruct the
Los Angeles Turn-Verein in phys
zeal exercises, and will also instruct a
private class from four to six o'clock
z. NJ. daily. All may become GYM
nasts by little attention to these
physical exercises.
Mr.. M. Keller is preparing for the
wine season. He has vat erected
containing $4,000 gallons, has raised
his French still several feet, and is
making general repairs. His cooper,
Mr.. Pugh, has just arrived from Phil
adelphia, and will at once commence
to put his casks in order and manufac-
ture the new slaves received from the
East into white-Oak barrels.
We have received from A. L. BAN
croft's music rooms, San Francisco, a
large roll of sheet music. Among the
collection we find "You never Miss
the Water" arranged for the piano by
E. Mack and published by Lee & Wal
ker, Philadelphia; also "La Julia Par
fumeuse Valse'' on Offenbach's new
opera, by Charles Grote, published by
the same house. Persons desirous of
obtaining the latest popular music
will have their orders promptly at
tended to by addressing VIM. H.
Knight, Music Department III Market
Street, San Francisco.
DR.. Mcbride has taken a method
of introducing his medicines that has
been adopted by numerous leading
practitioners with many wonderful
medicines. He brings himself and his
World Relief in direct contact with
the people whom he desires to cure.
From Maine to Lower California, and
from Florida TO Vancouver's Island
DR.. Mcbride has been interviewed by
hundreds of thousands of people anx-
ious to try the merits of his peculiar
medicine and still more peculiar treat
ment. Common sense, allied to an
intutive knowledge of disease, ell
ables Dir. Mcbride to cure disease
where others have utterly failed. His
title, King Of Pain, is deserved, as
many who have been rescued from the
jaws of death will testify. We last
saw him on the Missouri River, where
he held continuous leveeS at his hotel,
and his appearance in the street Was u
pageant. He will he here few days
longer, and we assure our readers that
he is polished gentleman as we'll as
Il successful practitioner.