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Fl 5yP aFYior,s Trustees.
jel4 Z J. +. COsDWELL, Salesman.
CHANCkRY SAFE or K9ga ELkaAN1
SARp- b00F, PRESSED BRICK FRONT

~ TWO STORY, BASEMENt AND RAN
SARD- eOOF, PRhssED BRICK FRONT
HOUSES. with ali tie Modern ImIroys1eats.
streets northwest, and being numbered 92Y, ,
93i, 9S3 aud 94S. on street.
BY virtue al o decree of the Supreme Oozrt IL
OF the District Of ColnnbiA, passed In equity f.X
eeuse no. 400, 10 which John Hitz anc.aMA
surance Company Of the United States Of America
others defsEdan ts will sell, In separate
parcels. At public Auction, upon the pre- misses, on
WEDNESDA Y, the twenty eighth f2sthD day Of
June, A. ID. 1576. ccmmenoing at i've clock Ia tia
sfsrnoon all those pieces or parcels Of ground ST.
OF Columbia, tnd being known ard described on the
ground plsn OF sod city rs all OF lotz marks sd and
lettexed a, b, and L, In Benjamin. r Gilberts =.
corded snhdvsion Of part OF square numbered thru
hundred and seventy oae, tLl,D together wfta fbe
IN Improvements. consisting OF elegant two story
dwelling house on each let, furnished wish eye r,
convenience Of q first class residence.
This property Is in o most desirable location
facing south. With spacious grou DDS Ia front md
somely fenced. The premises sold ffes of ali en-
cumbrsnees resuliing from any claim In said suit
Tens: one .fourth Of the purchase money 70 be
paid in cash; the balance in equal Instruments al
six, twelve and eighteen months. for which The
noes Of the purchaser, bearing iatsrest a. six psr
cent from the Gay q s and ss s ~ desd 2.
CT 200 on each lot win be required az tine Of sale
lncouvsysncing at p1Fehassss cost. ~ seras srs
tees reserve the rights 70 ressl thespo1ery II tie
risk AID cost q the detanItiae puFsf. ssr.
PRANK W. HACKxTr. $50 AZ.
jss-a pUNoANs0h nos. zass.
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sRAHCR STOEE,
1905 y street., bet 18th and l3sh streets.
RRODHEaD d co,
jsS-r s3s Pc. ave-, bet 9th and 10th str.
ROYs' SBIRTs, SIZES IL, TI, IL, I2H AND L,
H 11ebt made OF Wsmsufta NJ Lin and TWENTY
one ndIed Linen for s24 cents Only 625S GEMS
Tor nne Dress shirt. Boys' best ply LINEN
GOLLAB Rs only s. cents per dozen. az the BRANJH
BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, 1912 = street.
J. WILS0s DARE,
JeI-m manager"
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took the nomination for Vice y
Colfax and gave it 10 WI
long service In the HousF
both as a 10 ember and
enable him 10 take ad
mentary opportunities
candidate.
The nominee OF the Conki.
manent chairman was james
Iowa, but the vote of the deleg
territories turned the scale aga
territories In the committee on
having equal representation wi
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CONNOLLY's,
The CHEAPEST syORH rHE CITY.
sos NINTH sTREET,
Opposite the Patent Or7os

Opposite the Patent Oface
Black silks, 75c., Soc, eDc and al
Large SILK Sun Umbrellas, 81 50 to as
Linen Lawns and Madras Ginshams reduced
20 lSc
nWOol Debege, 81 TO SOC.
Llama Lace Shawl and Sac1ues. e5 70 ESQ.
Victoria Lawn and hansoOks, tn sksd for sacks,
"a and Dresses.
Pine Linen Napkins. 81 dozen.
Full line Ct Eubrotderies
Fine french Flowers. from auction
BlaEs q al styles, WI sale aud r-:ail
Ladies ard Gents Cane Underwear. Je5-tr
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TNHOS. wAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, SIC 7th street.

L Zeal Estate Auctioneer, t19 Tth street.
fEUSTEE'S SALE OF UNIMPROYED PRO-
PERIY IN IVY CITY, IN THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Under and by virtue of deed OF trust to me, 80
duly recorded in hber 100, folio 24, of the land -
records for the District of Columbia, viii SELL.
on FRIDAY, une 18th, at 516 O'Clock D. m, on
tie premises, at pablo auction, and to the hi
square No 8, in Ivy Cify, d. o.
Terms Of sale: One bali cash; balance In six end
twelve months secured 20 the satsfac ion Of trus
tee. ConVeyanciog at purchasers cost. If the
days from day of SAFE the trustee reserves the rig5t
TO resell ai risk and cost Of defaultiDg purchassr
sc de posit a. time Of sale.
JET eo&ds THos. <. WAGGAMhS, .Sct
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4 HoMAs BOWLING Auctionssr.

4 hOnAo DOW LINZ a uCtlOne5r.
On SATURDAY, June I 18th, at IL O'Clock, In
front of auction room. will sell -
crates Rockingham Ware;
20 boxes Olsret Wine;
IS boxes Toilet and Laundry Scap;
l5sets Harness, &C., &C.
Terms cash
lila THOMAS n0wJVNH
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YoUkG MIDDLETON, r.,.,. . ,,,,o,....


TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUALE PROPERTY
ON THE WEST SIDE or EOURTH STREET
EAsf, BkTWEEM EAST CAPITOL AND
NORTH A STREETS.
By virtue Of deed of trust to rs, dated April e.
10Th. A. ID. 1874, and duly recorded ia Iiber No
l49, folio ll9, one 81 the land records for the.
Of the note ured hsreby, shall ssll at pnbii,
auction, in front Of the premises, ct O'Clock D.
certain niece. OF parcels Of ground sltu sc and
IyiIg in One city Of Wa. hington, and being known
TX in J. A Bsly g subdivisiop OF part Of square
numbered seven hundred AMI eighty six. 1851
Terms OF the sale: One third Of the purchase money
II cash tof whieh denosi, Of es on each iot will
equal paym hts aysix 90 and twelve (l2J months,
secured by deed Of trust upon the propsrty, ard
poes Of the purchaser bearing SIX Der cent. inter-
est All eonyeyancne at the cost Of the purchaser.
III tbs terms OF sale are not comslied with within
sell the property a the .ik enc cast Of defaultiAs
'-,s HsRnsN Ii. GRAUE,S rrusse Sc,
jeS-d YOUNG q MIODbEr0N. Ausks,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS.
Just opened 100 piece, handsome ard stylish
yAss GOOLs, ranging IN price on LIE, u 7sc
per yard.
Black Grenadines, sn silk and wool, Lupin's
make at SC TO 81 per yard, cheap.
Handsome Sri pc and Plaid Grenadines, fine Black
Csshmeres, Tanese Cloths, MOhsir ana AIoacss
al AZ down prices
Black Dress silks from Ell 10 IS per yard
few pieces cheap summer silks at rs and g7l.c
~ pieces beautiful PeTcals and Lawns at l2sSc =,
lowest market prices.
y. w. COLLEY,
mygtr Cor. stb street and Market Space.
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THOMAS pewLIHG, AuctioDeer.

5000 POUEDS PLUG TOBACCO. IN BOXES
Oh IL PUTNDN KACH.
On SATURDAY MoRsING, Juns IL, at 10
O'Clock, ID front OF my auctiOl roo n will sell the
above lot of Tobacco, without reserve, IN lots 10
spit purchasers. Terms cash.
jsl4 THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE WHOLE or
SQUARE 500, bETWEEH NEW JERSEY
AVENUE, AND Q. R, AEpF FIFTH SHEETS.
BY virtue OF two several leeds OF trust dated 80
the let day OF October, IS72, aud recorded in ~
liber 692, OF the land records Of tue District of.
Columbia one at {, lilo $50, and the other ct folio
S02 the subscribers " i'll seil TO the highest bidder
en- the premises, on THURSDAY, the 9th day OF
day Of uly, A. D. 1919. at D O'Clock D. all Of
square tJs, in tho city OF ashipgton ID. O.,
c1Idng TO the public plat thereof. The square will
be sole in two parcels, viz The north part accord
OF trust pertain ing thereto, and the south part
coIding 10 the mtes described in the deed Of trost
pertaining thereto.
The terms Of ssls with the privilege OF paying all
CASH ere as fellows, viz: On the north part
20, with interest accrued; amounting 10
about 81 3e5 and penses OF the sale In cash. and
the south part ,g&i 81, with accrued interest,
amounting 10 about Sl4O, and the ex psnsos of sale
In each Of which S2O0 on each parcel must be paid
at the time Of sae, aud the residue each parcel
respectively, in two equal pay ments the nrst of
October, 1876, and the first OF october. l571, for
" hich deferred payments, the purchaser must give
per cent. per annun until paid the interest payable
semi annually. The whole purchase may be con-
selidaiec, If sold TO one psrson. III tAs terms OF
sale complied with within FIVE days after the
day Of SALE the trustees reserve the right 70 resell
the property, any part thereof, Tor cash, aftsf
the enc Of te o) DAYS notice published in the Eve
ming Star, at the risk and cost Of the purchaser
IN default. III conveysneing to be ct the p1r-
chaSer's cost.
Il 1sP arYior, Trustees.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctionesr..

TRUsTErs' sALH OF pEsIRsRLE Sal rs.
s6uTH AND EssT 6APiToE srkREfs,
BxINe LOTS AMP 6. IN s9uiak 1,ial,
signed os,ed Jannary 18Th, A. ID. 1876. als E.D
REGARDED An Liber go. folio Isl ct ea. 81 -:
lane records for Washington cyrnty, District of
Colguhis and by the written dir ecfon OF the party
secured We viii eel Ct public Anotion, in front Of
the premises, en- I TUESDAY, q ~ 9Th day Of June,
A ID. las, at o'c,cck pr. ali those pieces Of
land sttustsd In Washtnetc a city. District Of Co
With the improvements.
TeYus; one.third Ash; baisrcs Ia and II
months, With Interest &C per csnt pr aEpzni,
cured On tne pfoeer1S OouyeEanctDg a. purchas
ere cost ~ eorfp at sais. Trustees reserve ths
right 20 resell at cost ana risk Ct dsfsuifsng pur
ehsser !. terms Il sale are not co1pitsd with In
JUpsoH T. OHLL, 49,.
| jesep&ds ELO8IAN Biz,
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L N Rssi Estate AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM OF 81 ACRES
ON THE METROPOLITAN R TWO MILES

on The mETkOPOLfTAN TWO NILES
FROM TOWN.
By virtue Of deed Of trust to Us, dated Nay ~
TIN, 1879, and recorded in Liber No. 753, folio@S&
liz, of the land records for the District Of Co...
lumba and at the request Of the holder of the 1te
secured thereby, will sell at public auction, on
The premises, at 81 O'Clock IN ca WEpNES-
DAY june Jth, lot No "a, In the brded subdi-
vtsion Of tract known Metro polls View, situated
in Washington county, Iear the residence of the
late Chief Justice Chase.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money In cash /,
of shich deposit of 100 will be required at the
tine Of sale, and the balance in two equs payments
at and Is mouths secured by deed Of trust on the
property and the purchasers notes bearing per
II the terms are not fulfilled IL days the property
will be Iesold az risk and cost of dAfaulting pur
'AAsel' WI W cox, ran A Trustees.
myz9 d6dbs YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POsrPoNEp
until SATUBD ~, June 18th, at I D m, wnen
toe property viii be sold at oHce. BY order Of
the Trustees.
jss law YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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IoHn.Iii ssIIsIss ISfkkEEssiar.. x.nn.

s51 PHEssYLyAEIA syxHUB,
Hss Just Iecstvet, and IL now openias, another m
voice Of CHOICE fABRlCS tOr S0nmer wear.
Grenadines IN black and al the nss shades, TO
dimes, all cclors apt shades very choice goods
Brooadss II Silkt and PoDsees. Cnl pure Lsces for
summer silks IN Checks etTfpes sod Pl4ids French
JsoOnsts ssd orgsndie Lawns, ne y styiss. Pri.ted
Bssiste, new styles. for 0yerdressss suits and
eysrdresses, n French 0snerie, Zephyr oloth,
spd presstls eaeks sf ell prices Iinen Busters
I'D Sis,srss Gosszmer wstsr proof CloAks.
seoek OF LADIES' un1srvesr, msdIua and me, az
very Low prices. Our stock IN all classes Of FOODS
piii be found fsesh aud sfiracrfvs. 10 sssie, And
eres- AL the novelties Of the season win be aded
G soon ss they appear IN the market.
JOHN T. MTfOHELb.
hyzf-6 wi psnnsylvan1a aveuue.
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RsyiE ret with unusual success d1rtag tho past
reor %; we propose 10 continue cur greaI Closing
Gut Sale for
IHIRTY DAYS LONGER,
AND sHALL,
o. MONDAY, JUNE s,
Ger cur large stock Of DRESS GOODS, including
SILKS, GBKEADIEEs,
HOHAIEs, ALPACA5, &c,
At 90 PEE CENT. BELOW COST.
GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
DOMESTIC AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
VIII be ofsrrd at prices which must secure purcha
'~AN-@
Positively sli goods not closed out By July /. will
De sCld al auction.
y. G. sgfSwALL q co.
Npsu SIoT.s AZ. nes- Pa s.s
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AUCTION SAL rs
"AsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct,onee-.
w 30. 1901 northwest corner 10th g.

II
| WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct,ouee-, ,p
w no. lo01 northwest corner 10th e.
VALUABLE UNINPRovEp PROPERTY ~
AUCTION.
or SATURDAY, June i1th, Is76, g. CO.
9, street, between 2.th and 18th streets tso-k-
So,a,ng IeS IN slusre -, each lot having - fat
Terms: One half cash; balance m aud u months
notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF trust
e1o down on each lot af time of sale. All convey
sns,ne q cost Of purchaser
DUNcANs0H BROS, Aactioneers.
TRUsrEIs' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE us-
MPR0vID REAL ESTATE, OoHsIsI nc
Nc re- PusLIc b speasH B hHTs f9s
t AnD srE ssaaSkEETs SOUTHWEST, Is
USStr and ey ristn. q, as>, ~ ,rr., ,or.~
dated November i3ih, 1875, and duly recordei
ords Of the District Of 6ciumbia, the anaer.iened
the ri f1s june .u sa
estate. situate In the city OF s.hipstou. c. and
dred ard thirty three BY provision Of the deed Of
trpst, the Trustees can subdivide the above lots
into about ten very beautiful building lots, and saa
Contains Shout sS. sGus ar ~ . parcel The
Terms OF sale: One third OF the pa, chase money
wi be required in each, and the balance in two
equal 1nstaimebts at one and tvo years. with inter
nusliy, the notes TO be secured by deed Of trust
the prea ises Twenty five dollars will be req 0red
lars il sold as whole. The Trustees reserve the
rifht 10 resell at cost OF oefauiting purchs If
terms are not complied with in one week from day
oil SALE oonve'aiRsr at b DpTssHseSs eS.s.
ieB A O. CREAM. irus'ees'
THOMAS pGWLIHG, huctioneer
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BANKERS.

E6$xH PRIok0s ~
Ladies snd 9szst TRAvBLIH6 fBUNKD, viii
UeMnrray's PStsns Trunk Stay setachsd.
LADIES' TRAVELLING 6ATCHELS.
SHAWL STRAPS and POCKET BOOKS.
DOUDLn and SINGLE HARNESS.
LAP ROBRe and HORSE BLAMKHIE.
SADDLES, BRIDLES and WHIPS.
Trunks Covered and Rspsirsd, and nads 70 sedE.
=. MeuuRRAY.
ianyi-u eos Marksf Bvecs.
NO HUuBUa.-L. kIC4 Win PAY . fair sAah
IN price for any kind Of Ladies, 9enfs' and Chill.
drepT SECOND HAND oLoTHIN0, BOOTS.
eHOEs, 10. 633 Sth STREET, between and eoufh
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09
Gleanings.

From the Evening Republican.
The Lafayette Hotel now sports the
finest coach in town.
We regret to hear that Col. jeff
Whites wife is very sick.
The schooner Ivannoe has arrived
at Santa Monica with q cargo of coal
for Bannerman & Dunn.
The serpento on the front page of
Harpers' Weekly, has strong re-
semblance to Stevenson's sea perpent.
Judge Willis of San Bernardino was
expected yesterday to preside in the
Probate Court in a matter in which
Judge o Melvepy was disqualified.
Mr.. Teodoli, of the Cronica, has re-
turned from San Francisco. He re-
commences his editorial labors with
renewed vigor after his holiday.
Mrs. Partington says that there is
''nothing so inducive to strong con-
gestion and subsequent health of the
elementary canals as reading a lead
ing editorial from one of these poly
gut editors"
The shipments from the S P r r
depot up to noon yesterday were $50
sacks of meal and III sacks of corn
from Perry, Woodwork & Co. Az sacks
of corn from Also Mills; ITO joints of
artesian pipe from Barrows, Furrey d
Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09
San Diego Items.
From the Union, 7th.l


The Pacific Mail Company's steam
er Grenada, for Panama, stopped off
the entrance to the harbor last even
ing, and sent boat in. She had taken
an invoice of brandy at San Pedro for
Keller's exhibit at Philadelphia, and
stopped here for clearance papers, we
are told.
We held some a0nversation yester-
day with gent emsn who had just
arrived from Lower California, pass
ing near the INDIAN Mexican camp in
the vicinity of Jacumbe pass. On APP
preaching the camp he was ordered to
halt and go around it, which he did,
coming into the road some distance
this side of the camp. He represents
the Indians and Mexieans as number
ing over one hundred, and he was en-
abled to observe that they were well
armed. They said they did not want
any difficulty, but wanted the man
gi ven up to them who shot the Indian
several days ago. i'm the early part of
the trouble. They said they were only
keeping the two herders as hostages
aud not as prisoners. They propose,
ii the man 10 given up, to turn him
over to the civil authorities at San
Rafael for trial, and say that it was to
capture this man that they took to
the war-path. Meanwhile they are
subsisting on the "enemy" as our in
formant saw great quantities of fresh
meat drying. The fndian-M Mexican
party are in strong position,and any
attempt to dislpdge them by force
would be very difficult.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09

Last evening there was large at
tendance at Woods Opera House, and
we are glad to recognize the fact that
the management is receiving a proper
recognition. Col. Wood has given
chaste performances in which there has
not been uttered word or sentiment
that would shock or offend the finest
taste. The performance of last even
ing was the best that has been given
under our observation, and is a fair
exhibition of what the future will
be. Tonight is ladies' night and the
performance will be made attractive,
chaste and artistic in every particular.
Ladies with escort will be welcomed
and treated with courtesy.
In consequence of a broken wire
there were no telegraphic reports last
evening.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09
Seaside Items.
[From the Outlook, June 7th.l

FROM IDe OuIlOOk, June flu.J
Frank Sanders picked up a piece of
a bed-sheet yesterday on the Old San
ia Monica beach marked rs. S. Ven
tura." II no doubt belonged to that
ill-fated steamer, and has been drift
ing about for nearly year.
Parties who desire to seek some ru-
raj retreat where they can indulge in
lawlessness, without the fear of
"lock-up,n had better steer clear of
Santa Monica. We now have Jail, a
stern Judge, and herculean consta-
BILE. Several evil-doers have recently
been made to feel that it won't do to
"fOol around here"
Justice Morgan has had lively
time in his court during the past week.
A case of wife-beating, one fight, two
robberies, and several civil suits were
on his docket. The attorneys also
warmed up several times, and narrow
ly escaped making new case for the
court.
A change is being made at the San
ia Monica Hotel that will be decided
improvement. A room has been ad-
ded for a billiard table; the bar is to
be removed to the rear room, and that
at present used as bar will be trans
formed into an office and gentlemen's
reading room.
AS the season advances, Old Santa
Monica becomes more lively. Three
families have stretched their tents
during the past week. and others are
preparing to spread their canvas. The
bath house is completed, two corrals
are well provided with provender, j.
H. Onstott has opened a grocery, a
stage runs regularly between the cars
and tie canon, there are two saloons,
platform for dancing; and taking it
"all-in-all," we daresay there will be
nothing lacking this summer to make
that popular resort a delightful retreat
for recreation and pleasure.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09

The web-feet have taken flight and
have sought new waters mot pas
tures). A party of Oregonians arrived
here yesterday on their way to San
Diego and Arizona. Among the
party were two gentlemen who had
not met for thirty years,-one an Ore
gonian merchant, whom we will call
Mr.. M" and the other an old chum
from San Diego We will call "Schnei-
der.n A meeting under such favora-
Die circumstances naturally prompted
cordial greetings, and Mr.. Schneider,
after receiving the kindly welcome of
his web-foot associates, started for the
Station, and reached there just in
time to catch the train. His friends
discovered just as the train was about
starting that he had forgotten some
thing, and the train left for San Diego
minus Schneider. Moral.-Too many
friends are worse than none at ALI yet
dinner at the Lafayette Hotel COM
pensated for all accidents.
BY note from Francis D. Clark, Sec
retary and Treasurer of the Associated
Pioneers of the Territorial days of Cal
ifornia, we learn that Ex-Governor
Downey was present at the reception
of the Society on Monday evening,
May Goth, at the Sturtevent House,
New York. The Governor was well,
and read the Los Angeles Weekly
HERALD of May 26th with great inter-
est. 1t is the intention of the Society
to give these receptions each Monday
evening during the Centennial sea-
son.
A row occurred in Chinatown last
evening between two rival laundry
companies. Revolvers were drawn
and five shots fired altogether, but no.
body was injured. Officers Cruz and
Turner made three or four arrests.
The Directors of the French Hospi-
tai will shortly add twenty five beds
| to the accommodation of the estab-
lishment. One ward will be devoted
e..tirely to INDECENT people for care
and medical treatment without cost.
The festival given by the ladies of
st. Athanasius church last evening
was one of the finest affairs ever held
| in Los Angeles. The Union Club
rooms were decorated throughout, and
the place was ablaze with beauty. The
elite of the city were out in full force.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09

DIR Treat returned from San Ber-
nardino yesterday and will remain at
the u. S. during the week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09
Photographic Notice.

Having purchased Mr.. Payne's
viewing outfit, am now prepared to
make photographs lin city or coun-
try, of any size from l4xl7 inches to
carte de visite, of residences, stock,
&C. Prices reasonable and satisfac-
tion assured The utmost attention,
also, will be given to portrait work.
Orders as above are respectively solic-
tied at Parker's Photographic Parlors,
No. 65 Main street, Downey's Block,
Los Angeles. m30:tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09
Private School.

We are requested to announce that
Miss e. Bengough's Private school
will open on the fifth of June in Ihe
Spring street Public School building.
1t will be halliday school and conse-
quently the terms will be half the
usual rates per month for the different
grades. Session from 9to II A. NJ.
may30-lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09
stockholders Meeting.

A MEETING OF the stock holders of the
u Los ANGELES MUTUAL BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Will be held on
Thursday. June 10Th, al 8 o'clock p. NJ. at the
store of Straus Co., under the Grand Cen
trail Hotel, to adopt code of By Laws lor the
government OF said corporation and Its offi-
GERS and to transact such other business as
NAV be properly brought before the meeting.
r. II. UPhAM, President
+. T. LU GAR, secretary.
Los Angeles, May 5lst, 1876.
stock subscription books are now open NJ
the Los Angeles County Bank ,Straus & 20. 5,
and at @. A. Bonesteel s. Co.'S. lnnt-2W
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09
BUSINESS EETERPRISE.
Notice to Saloon and Store Keepers.

Having established the only exclu-
svely wholesale cigar business on the
Southern coast, we are prepared to
suuply the trade with the finest brands
of cigars at the lowest San Francisco
prices. We io not retail, and sell on
ly by the box or thousand. Give us
call and inspect our stock-the largest
ever brought in this city. Goldsmith
& FaIkenau, Market street, Temple
Block opposite the Court Houre..
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

The following transfers of real est te for
the 2l hours ending at noon yesterday are
reported by Judson, Gillette & Smith, Exam
liners of Titles, 371a Spring street:
County Judge to Maria Ygnacio GU errez
Lot 5, block 2, san Juan Capistrano, sl7.58.
M Thomas to Geo. = Blake and Geo e Egan
Lots l and 2, blcck 40, town of Pomona,
$500.
County Judge to Bernard Nolardes-Lot 10
In block g San Juan Capistrano, S32.6l.
Jose Rubio To L Wolfskll-Two acres on
Alameda street, $3.50
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09
Educate Your Sons for Business.

The Business College and Writing
Institute, Grange Hall, teaches prac-
tically those things which business
men daily have to do. F. E. Arnold,
President. Open day and evening.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09
COURT REPORTS.

CUUHT hEPUHIS.
District COurt.---SEPULvEDA,J ].
THURSDAY, June 8.
Severance VS. Morgan-Motion to vacate or
der submitted.
Barbee VS. Huber-Still being argued.
Alex WE'LL VS. f. p. +. Temple-Demurrer
withdrawn.