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, 1876-07-09


TO EXCHANGES.
aae1tee M n % q 'idh g iii H. lands
eeon e 9Sff s9si 4 AT an h2r Ls 2S VT T. 5s:
EoR EScHASGE-BT j. L. Keller. i63 cIAKK-
johnson; place. Thirty >seventh st.. :sio.y md
o;scaen: bsck aoase 70 rsolns tos taken la pat
lear &C. sss g. sa so4
rois. st., near 5o1loo clear, for house and
Thlrd-av. north OF Tayorst.. lot clear for clear
Ltncoln-ay, near WsLstcr.av.. 5oxlso. clear, for
house md ha! aa4 ot fcet frpnt. c!ea. 1or Kood
A1SsS ~ II %M %M cy sna sf ~f
good stand fos bastne clear. for ecaz lot or clear
f fsTm a se q 7sa% ac1es ii IN fruit viii, good noo,e
near S. Josspl Mich for sood home MoIth Dstslon
&: ls. @ s,a.5; sass aPyss . M'ss = i'm
.sS 5sx
art.as. s' iof hnsneas @ Slot ios @' S'-.El -. M
AXE S9ME FIRsT]ASs I. 3.c]: IS
saerE i! S,ss, s2sSf :aU T. aEto. TX seM e. N'''
Ts0!: ,EXCHASGE-lN1 FEET At ishVESswooD
4 81 tn adj s sss ats a rssa 49s sx Ges oes 'r
i7oE ExcmASoE-s2+s ACRES Of LAND IAEp tsoMG;
.sSsI sooa afus sc: n 'S Gsst
lloE On % ACRES CLOSE To TUE
FOOD lm1,s y & IL eoT ''hs'
Eon ExcitAXGEE-s:o3,o 20 WoRriI Or GOOD PAY-
% ~ sSoT sg s 81 RpF5a sae g.
sniy ss! # ccs oT Aaa1ess 60
ron ExciI9yGE-wT1T CLEAR c0USTRY
xss essa&e RS
I;eo,i E3CHASoE-GooD LOTS n THE C1TY
csatF9! Hss e.; lanss % 91 ether property
s5: HSk9yR e rA sgs59 79Ss Ass
la.lts for houses and lots sood
5sSS 's 81 h&i Is tss :a.fs nv: Or .n'
c,sg T S; =; ss taSs @4a; T.
XII nsa.sss ss P!af5 41s s sm.' sosk
VTslDE LOTS SLEAK n E EXcA;EGE a.a; 5,;, F0K ~
only sdi ~ fss % sss s.n o~nels
no EXCiIANGE-DY + B. BOYD ROOM Il. l46
SID Siatsn coal..lne ia Fulton County, Illinois,
e3r ioI soal sas'ne M property n city or dwellings,
ta IL
ftss fnt (; s,an iaFse sn3 ue improved ts men,
ons,Gs tn !.oouols County H.. clear for good houec
szso-;is * : ts Groom dwelling aaa swo lots Ken
dast cear for good piece Of land In 1o~a lot farms
ssG ~ Sa o nc and
II tic Ncst n centre Of Chicago for good far1ns or
4 ,arss 19srsem :; sea hotel large lot for
~ ~ ESs EVcT1SEE2 s. 27TI;T6VFn FARMS IN 7LI1-
sS;S ass;'sn aS ''si5 'ss s'fs
ry5,,. ,cr-r1iEINEssT TI20FERTY on Ij1I<.
2ais: f;SS Ts.sfnsS ysiss %s;
RandoIiil.st. ---.-----.--.--.
no EXCHANGE FOR Li61T DELIVERY; WAC:
e s'SoSasa kettle With furnace complete at
no EIcV 1Y1;FEF0V PIANO. TWO FINE
,,,i.a aiE-ts ii * Tr1,ane once.
i " r4MR hSD aous g 81
ts"f !stt '1s an'e oe ns's ns~ Aoo.
fEO ExGHANGE-L0T IN WATsEkA. IRqQuoIs
inns ssqa'Xa Dui{aag ; w s'4 ''' '1se' -As - -
rT1O EScnASGECLXTHING AND PLAsTERING,
i are 2. small gnanuaes ha n eSehangs fg1 t1 et9tn
Address c ", czre KELLY d CO.. PiunocrA 1lo East
aeazee:zs; :5.z ,=z,z-, xoa6 o7,77 7776fv Foa :
dlcs: &c sss's sssoa aud SC. harness. a.
! T76 T76TxcnaYoE-6IEAR LOIS ToK Y6EsEE, E,a; AN6 :
ias i!a:ss: Ksoa4 nd a~=.=.. -
4 14cS .9oM Il itonsk sAFs iaF
farm xf n aots; nc ei CT , Adde'S & Tsa
~ o,ss2 3:s77 77r77,3 s3.rVs WITH 3o7,1 Toi7sF
ITO EHCnAhGE-a2 = ,,,,t oti"n ,arinr
want i ho,sc @ i snd % business p Sa,sags
s ::sans q p-za difference. L. F. cox. - Dees.
r. sTse$f ~ ri ~sos 62vls.
ot Genai Fiji: for a;iy good dear p1opety ay.
, 1876-07-09

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DyENIIsERs pES.SISt: y i; TO REACH AZ i cogSTY
y asq sisties q SIss
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ss eago. oA' ">1'''~' A-%-''1'
LLcAS FAD d EoK sTor Gh01MiSo , y g. c t,E
ss ,on c3n have s chem GS1tG5.atnasd BY ad,ssns
GMnNa !n;Gfb sSa f,iss 1 Sss.o 0e'"eca
I,rAcKnrs ONLY S eESTS ElkcM , WALL ROCK
fAsY. = s., saSss ssscas. ssa@ A Aos VEG Oo
pASkKurTs nlt rANT!E2, CONTEMPLATING
y bankruptcy, address 4 ~ TrtnaAe aAeo.!!ss.---- o.!!ss.
lsI @ sErSSI!qS1 1 Ssi . EAsn a EsSHas
s. S2s : zzs1 z,:Ez - -
Saasi:s. cosoa bi:nhs % % celts cuts r.: @ o Ss,ssr
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s1as1e, patn,: nd s:!haasins fr I, cents
r. ~ e; "; y nGF s. 1u Send orders TO ''s East ar
w ay ,aa ss aYeS 9 Eicc Is
Tits ctts fer ladics and ssn,s cast"on e'oth'ns.
c ak: aSn @ r!AS11 "a .ao wNfT Nh Dd9 DT i s3od
Dsxtosns Siiow 8 T|iE nlSE q; e 10y1XT1g;E ;i;!:
s sTGurS ~ m. ey 1er .y ~ si
g. oor. q sate: !soo@s :: aaa =;
FWT!S ,s; AAD sp;s xSF rIc Sm sAraXG s
i. CDLLlEs. 81 South Green st.. near Madison.
7!EoNe;E: Y{!U GIN GET HUNTING COATS At 30
~ West Matiaolst: st:-------
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@aes:- @ -s==-..-:..s-z..zzzz - ,,,z, 5.zz.z
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j. q, srUART. %: lsor: .: o:loz:-------- loz:
Tn ouR STOCK. 0F TKUNk.1ioNE wl{L NE
tlo fseS fsD pee T. Ma
IF,Y0V. WAIT Wl:ITISG oN c9IYlNs Y OF s:,s ANY. !.
sEFssssD 81 Tas Dadas sfiiss fs''''' au 'a &''
+ Want r DTY 4 M sTQGl Z 2ft; or GROCERIES,. W.
JUST AiisivED FI;oM MEW Q2kLEASs OIL !,s !. WITH 4
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rantea. Call or ndirrss iss East "asn'ngton'st.
Eoafn J, u----~;- -
fnUIi ENTIRE FEE 10 PROCURE PATENT is
Os1o. i5S Est Wasans1on .s.. 9oeM 70 ,zz=7777:
sne, raanIs it as ttT duty to call the attention of
the public . III a oa MsssfS farE @
NIo nsar sms S r.te,i i noiMn,sn of h"r
M rni ne ia+, IL IIcnrr Wfeman Ut yd-
i,eu, tic mausoleu a,entionei IN The eyes ot e.
pe,fA u4aster piece Of G:E: and sEs recommends a
theSc n .m,.as a.n, y h. narztpr Mc y.
tnss eSnE s;oe e HTo T.ny srs yoing cafefJrsIi
atn NV mi ,ic:cryc lie nafronaEe of the public
S;A hNEE W,lEMAV.
=; i;37Ii: :ET T.;EG GK;EERiF5 Or HANDyTA ARE
IN tIe Country caa 0nd Iroilalc article 10 take
7. +. ALLEN, s. Lake.st., loon, :: ---
ySI673.NaTv u a hS;TEll~1:Y 4 YOUNG LAuY;
~, rrafcrrcI tsrn: - mr. U,onth: refer.
cncrs rrlnirrd: Cal, to~.ny OF address S, 2s3 West
Madison st.. third douI. dou1I:.--------------
K itsnv' Rochester, Cleveland, st. Louis Quincy,
, 1876-07-09

4 COOP cHANCE-MY EQUITY 1E, !, ? OF >
N suhitt llu1ncs~ fur flrns Of Wild lands For
casaa saertsce. t.datc*s G, 1iish,ood, III.
A GooD ROUSE AND LOT on VEST HURON
r. IT.. for good f1.m lands. Atldrcss @ II, Trbuue
, 1876-07-09

H1HSF?EIG1AN
4 LWAYS AHEAn. ,r ,, ~ oe,,s
"A fTaIel skirts ali sizes ard PATTERNS IL 70 ~ ee7
EIunkcts. With corners, u to ~ cchtS'
t:5,iircTs md ladies' dresses z: to *o cents
Pillow -shams Efeatns ana cos1iesa' ~ 9~sA'9 '
H1ndfercNsef letters, 81 ceutS dozen. ,..,, I.
At the new Stamping ra:or, 2a2 Statc'st"' hoo'' u
Entrance m Jsekson.st
I TTESTI0Y, sli0WsfEN or ADVERTISING
"A nrunts!-The large wagon Rad 0',an thak "as ~.
chaseJ by r. r Hntnu few ycaEs nso a. n
Of several islo1sahd dollars and has bctn ~ M ~,
Wooda Museum for the past rcT weeks VIII os so ~, W
few hundred dollars tax n ms NecE. nnn;sss e
cali on HIRAM HKUSIi+ tn3 Ftfth.ay.. hasclllent-
! RE YoU TROUBLED WITH CATARnll7 Sih WhS
Il fer pcs1ly Iwcnty.hfe yonrs oad. aftcr spenus pax
over Il iii in vain cured myself by my oWg feee9y.
~ Which viii give free trial 70 NIL who VIII pfns tMis
noficc 10 11Y Office, 1863 East Madlaon-st " ~ T.
SYKES (Jneu week days from 8 g. NJ. to G;Hn 2. r.
fion Gus this out. -----
:. n. LADIES ISTEfESTED Il PLRAT1NG Ma Mh-
n chimes call and see the best and 4ntckes: Eer
machine In th- market. Floating done 70 ot1es ftnGh
Sytp machine power and attachments JOY s1iE: -.
RENE 10 Madfson-st, southwest corner o1 etaet'
Room t3-
WIDOW LADY WAITS 4 i5vEL LIVELY {.i:st XouSp
"A lady for companion. Coll at " west ois11eou6s
! n PARTY HAVING GOOD BOARD OF TRADE APE
6siness either receiving. shipping q option ttau,
iN@ can make good arrangements Will ~ eataosnEu
i.nnse 20 Do bsstRcM and furnfzh money Aodza s1'
Trurc Office
, 1876-07-09

TD RENX-KkDVN1Ss
ITO EEST-ELEGAST SUITES OF ROOMS FUK-
ufstrd nad 1ln{urnislie att With each room GNi!a~
fng formerly KlEsLEl'S restaurant l36 Mndisoa-st
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
Written for the HERALD.
70 Miss Lula Ferguson Oh her Eight
zenith Birthday.
BY ZOE zELLA.

Lulu, while the sweet bells ofyouth are chin
ing,
Luring thee ever up life's sunny slopes,
pray no sorrow ever check thy climbing
No spectre hang its shadow DER thy hopes.
And yet, dear Lulu, thought wish no sorrow
May find its home within thy grlsh heart,
We know not what the distant far tomorrow
May bring, or what sad gift it may impart.
Remembe then, as up you climb life's moun-
tain,
Its rugged slopes are sometimes in the
shade,
should your feet larry at Morah's bitter
fountain,
Say to thy sinking heart, "be not afraid"
Forget not when the angel touched the water
Obeying God, the power OF healing came;
And he who raised the Jewish rulers daugh
ter,
Bids thy young heart cherish His holy
name.
All! Lulu, earth hath nothing worth the liv-
ing,
70 pay US for its sorrow and its strife,
And human hearts have not one thought
worth giving,
Irthe soul cannot claim eternal life.
l know too oft that when youth is surrounded
By loving friends and all the heart holds
ar,
We feel as though our little world was bound
ed
By love and hope then the soul knows no
fear.
Yet grief and pain ere long will leave their
traces,
And life's bright gold be changed to useless
droSs,
Then heaven ward we must turn our tear
stained faces
To be lifted nearer Jesus by cross.
| would not cast one shade of sadness o'er
Thee,
would not for the world, blight thy fresh
youth,
only wish, when looking far before thee,
Thy heart be filled with Gods eternal truth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
san Francisco Mark ets.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IL.
FLouR-Extra is jobbing at S5 rs to l2%;
quotable in large lots for export at 50 70 TO
575
Vallejo, 81 S2%; fair shipping, ST 50 to SlA;
the range is 81 S215 to 81 S7l4. for shipping,
and 81 Si15 to 81 9212 formilling.
BARLEY-There is fair demand for brewing
quotable at 81 % to 81 80; feed, 81 IN TO
OATs-Quotable at 81 to so q for usual
klnds;6 small lots ofchoce surprise brought
81 81.
PorAToEs-Sacramento rivers to I p; Peta-
luna and Tomales ST % to 20.
ONIoNs-Sel. at BIC to 81 10.
RYE-Quotable at 81 30 To 81 90.
CoRN--Range for large new Is 81 to %; old,
81 10; small, 81 %.
Corn MEAI-Feed is selling from mills at
SIS to 500 per ton; table, 21a TO &c per pound.
BEANs-Pea, 81 20 to | SO; small white; 81 80
to | S5; bayo, 2 20; pink, 81 Si1a 10 81; red,
81 IS to S7l4; butter, 81 20 TO ~ %; Lima,
81 30.
BEEswAx-Quotabe at 27K to SOC.
HoNEY-Cholce white in frames, 22l4c; 9TH
er grades of white i6 to 2Oc: dark, l2l@; extra
white strained, l213c; medium 90, D 10 sc. Il
RuTTER--Fresh CALIFORNIA roll, 30 to 35c;
picked roll, 2714 to soc; firkin, 274 TO 32l2;
Eastern firkin, II to27h.
CHEEsE--Cal. IA to lie; Eastern, 10 10 20c
for Martins cream, % to 22i4c per block; Z2Hc
for sage, and So case for new pineapple.
CATTLE-Choice meats scarce; ordinary
qualities in good supply and market well
stocked. We note an improvement In rates.
Slaughterer's prices for mutton are TO &c
per pound lambs &c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
Chinese New Year.

The Chinese New Year festivities
commence next Monday and will be
continued four days. In China it is
celebrated for month, during which
time the stores are closed and the
sound of the gong and Chinese fiddle
are heard all over the land. In this
country Chinese piety extends to only
four idle days, but John squeezes an
immense amount of noise and smoke
into that period. During the first four
days of next week Chinatown will be
in a blaze, and gongs, fireworks and
tapers will keep up racket and illu-
mination day and night. During the
festivities all visitors will be cordially
welcomed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
Passengers for San Francisco.

The following passengers left San
Pedro and Santa Monica Sunday for
San Francisco per steamer Senator !:
j A Jarvis, b Buck and wife, ID w
Buck, wife and child, III Trebant and
family, G E Johnson, w f Franklin,
NJ Wilynski, r Scale, w S Edwards,
j H Hughes, G L Sayer. Il l. NJ Chip
ley, w S Armstrong, w Crooks.
For Santa Barbara: G Northpeld, G
b Trescott, Mrs w Robinson, J S Sc
Vpranpe
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals by Telegraph Stage Line, January
l7-F = Foster, G. II Kimball, + Pope, A
Scott, II Baker,J Harney, j Lautman, &
Bagun II NJ Fitch, G Powell.
Departures by Telegraph stage Line.-L
Sanobs S Lowenburg, + kayner
Arrivals by Coast Line Stage, Jan l1th--
S b Hutchinson, w NJ Pole, f Lumbarty, w
Smith.
Departures by the Coast Line Staee-C E
Smith, III Wightman and wife.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
Turn.Verein Hall.

Sunday night Turn-Verein Hall was
crowded with n genteel audience,
mostly Germans, to witness the ster-
ling play, "Hedwig or Die BandiXen
Braut.n The acting was much above
the usual average and the play was
put on the stage with very creditable
scenery and costumes. Mr.. Maehl
showed himself to be fine actor and
able manager, and the audience gave
him hearty applause. We understand
that manager Maehl will give another
theatrical performance at an early
date and that the we'll known play,
Uriel Acosta, is in preparation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
Cheapest Lots In the City.

Parties wishing lot with fine six
year old orange trees upon them grow
ing nicely, will do well to look after
the "Thomas Tract" They are sell
ing at lively rate of late. You can
purchase them by monthly install
ments. G. w. Morgan is the Agent.
His Office, Temple Block, Spring
street T.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
District Comrt-sEpuLvEDA. ].

DIStrTct tCOUrt-SEPULNEDA,J j.
MONDAY, January IL.
Bixby vs. Bent. - Order of reference set
aside and testimony taken submitted to the
Court. 1t is stipulated and agreed by all the
parties to this suit that the testimony that
has been taken shall he submitted TO the
Court. Plaintiff allowed to amend his COM
plant.
Ashcroft vs. Pryor.-By consent, cause re-
ferred to stephen M. White.
Contreras VS.. Keller.-Demurrer sustained,
order filed.
Sepulveda VS.. Lanfranco.-Demurer over
ruled, ten days to answer.
A case on trial as we go to press.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
COURT REPORTS.

County COurt-O'MELvEN j.
MONDAY, January II.
People VS.. Mary Connolly over.
ruled, arraigned, plead not guilty. set for the
22d AT 10 A. NJ.
People VS.. GonZales.-Demurrer sustained,
referred to next Grand Jury, and bail TO be
given in the sum of $500.
People VS.. Banuelas as.-Demurrer overruled,
exceptions noted, plea not guilty, continued
for term.
Impapelment of Term Trial Jury postponed
until 2P NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
Dissolution Notice.

The Copertnership heretofore existing be-
tweed Isaac Rosenthal and Mrs. Sch2essinger,
under the firm name OF I. Rosenthal & Co., u
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mrs.
Schlessinger will continue the business ~
the old stand, and will pay all debts against
said firm, and all parties indebted will pay 10
said NJ. Schlesslnger their indebtedness.
!. ROSENTHAL.
5r tfs MARY SCHLESSIN8EH-,
Los Angeles, Jan. !, 1874
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18

Schindler, of the International Boot
and Shoe store, so Main street, under
stands his business so well that it is
only necessary for him to look at a
person to tell exactly what he or she
wants, and he always mas the exact
article and it is sure to fit to perfec-
ton. There is nothing in his line
that can be called for but what he can
produce, for he keeps on hand a stock
which comprises every style and quail
ity that were ever thought of, and at
prices which give customers no
chance to complain. ian12.1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
NOTICE.

EoR stencil Plates, Burning Brands. .Print-
ing Wheels. Rubber Stamps, steel
Stamps, Notary Seals, Wax Seals, Bank
Stamps, or anything in the marking line,
call on q. Rice at the u. s. Hotel, Main ST.,
Los Angeles.
SAN RRANCIsCo PRIcEs. &
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18

Attention, Smokers 33 per cent.
can be saved by buying fine cigars by
the box. l have given up the retail
business and am able to sell cigars by
the box at San Francisco manufacture
ers' prices. Come to see mel guar
antee satisfaction. Saloons and the
trade supplied at very low figures.
|. GOLDSMITH,
II Mai, cfraot nnp Dioo Houca
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
Removal.

AAIsS. ROWE, Dressmaker, has moved TO
INI Main street, two doors South OF Catholic
church, opposite Pico House. All OF her lady
patrons are invited to call at the new place
and leave their orders. Young ladies who
wish to learn the trade can find employment
at this place.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
Is Main street, opp. Pico House

Mr.. +. Parker. at the Photograph Paflors
Downey Block, takes pleasure in announcing
that Mr.. ID. Z. Flanfcrs Is now connected
with the Gallery, and th't this tact is suffi-
cent guarantee that in the fuuie, Is in the
past, nothing but firs -class work will be
made. Cards, S3 per dozen; cabinets. 50 per
dozen. dee .ti-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18

He looked like a Prince, or retired
Major General, as he stepped out of
the Bazaar, corner of Main and Re-
quena streets, opposite the U. S. Ho-
tel, with a new black beaver suit,
which he had just paid $lS for, and as
he walked down Main street the eye
of envy was on him, and numerous
were the inquiries of where he had
that splendid fitting suit made; and
astonishment was depicted on every
countenance as he answered that it
came from the Bazaar, and he had
only paid SIS for it. There are few
more left, so hurry up and get one be-
fore they are all gone. dec1l-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18

Mr.. EDITOR: Last evenings Ec-
press stated that officer Fonck was
struck between his eyes by drunken
fellow. Such is not the case. Officer
Fonck never had o blow between his
eyes; he rather gives than receives.
In this case an arrest was made by Of
ficers Fonck and Carpenter, but /
think it rather late news asit happen
ed over eight days ago. Wonder
where that reporter got such false
report JOHN l.. F0NCK.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18

TO RENT.-A first-elass Office to rent, in
central situation suitable for a lawyer,
physician or business man. Bronx & Mitch
ell, 6 Commercial Bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18

Mincc Meat.-The place to get Your Bran
dy, pure and cheap, Is NJ. Keller's. Alameda
street, near Also. Goods delivered 10 all
parts or the city free, dec7-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18

TO LET.-Desk room in a furnished of
flee For particulars apply to Lew G.
Cabanis Al Temple Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18

Charles V. Hall Co. have money To loan
on approved sec..ri Y in sums of $500 to S25,-
Geo. Slecal at.en ion given 10 II, go'iations
OF loan. ~tocks and bonds of all kinds
bought AID old 0n commission. DIS I'm.
Photogral |. ain, ms at reduced rates 10 make
room iot new stock. Blank books at
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18

EOR SALE.-Furniture Of house corner
of Spring and Third streets, and house
to let,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18

COR SALE.-sS00. Splendid office busi-
] ness. An active man with $500 may hear
of a fine opening by addressing box 80, p. o.
ianS-lw"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
FOR SAlE-FOR RENT.

TO RENT.-A furnished house. suitable
! for IL first'class lodging house, situated
on Wilmington street. Enquire at c. Nor
tons store, Commercial street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
sfOCk REPORT.
BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH LINE

[SPecidi Dispatch to The Republican
SAN FRANCISCO, January Il.
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18
The citizens of Pasadena are plunged

iSPoie' "ONN-' - - S>~-N'
The citizens of Pasadena are plunged
in grief at he neglect of the Postmas-
ter elect, Of that beautiful place, to
open their post-office. He has gone to
Chicago and the post-Office has been
discontinued and the mourners 60
about the streets, and like Rachel, re-
fuse to be comforted. There is not
even IL lager beer saloon where u dis
appointed man can drown his sorrow.
r. II. Hyers, generally known as
Professor Hyers, the oldest barber in
this city, has removed from Main
street to very neat and cosy room on
Commercial street, opposite Winning
ton street, where he will be happy TO
see his old friends and make new ones.
The Professor has great conversational
powers, is polite and gentlemanly,
and his ability as tonsorial artist is
beyond question, as we can testify
from personal experience.
1t will.be seen by reference to our ad-
vertising columns that the Capitol
Store, on Spring street, is offering Gus
toners great inducements to purchase
their dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes,
hats, carpets, mating, and about u
thousand other articles, as they are
selling way down at least thirty per
cent. cheaper than ever. They evi.
IDENTIFY mean to do business if they
don't make cent. We begin to have
hopes that even "LIocal items' can in
! i -. Nf lnth
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of the Misses Mary and Mar
tha Chase which appears on our Sec
ond page this morning. These ladies
propose TO give instruction III
vocal and instrumental music
and French. They are highly accom-
plished in their art, and those who
wish instruction in any or all of these
branches cannot find more competent
instructors. sa-
Myerstein & Winter proprietors of
the Important under the Lafayette
Hotel, are selling their stock OF dry
goods and clothing at such a low fig
ure that there isno reason for any one
to look seedy. We expect that the
strangers visiting us will in addition
to praising our beautiful climate and
country, report us as the best dressed
community they have seen, when we
can dress so elegantly at so little eX-
penSe.
9Jones & Noyes will, on Tuesday, Jan.
25th, sell at auction a large number of
choice lots on the Beaudry Tract on
the installment plan. Purchasers can
enter into immediate possession and
pay monthly from twenty to fifty
dollars, according to the value of their
purchase. The lots are eligibly situa-
ted, and this will afford q good oppor-
tunity to persons of limited means to
secure homestead.
Myerstein & Winter of the Impor-
tant advertise their entire stock for
sale below cost to close it out. The
peremptory sale is necessitated by an
important change which will be made
in the business on or before the first of
February. Goods will be marked
down and ready for sale at reduced
prices tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18

EOR SALE. : The dining room and
Kitchen furniture, complete, of the
White House. jan7-lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18

2 OOMS AND BOARD.-Three gentle
] men and their wives can be accommO-
dated with single or suits ofrooms and board ,
cornerFort and Franklin streets, Que block
from Court House. Inquire at IS Main st.
se24 IT
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18

GRAND OPORTUNlTY.- .-Orchard of
~ 300D trees, including 800 orange trees in
bearing. Property contains over 90 acres.
BRONX & MITCHELL,
nov9tf Room 3, Commercial Bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-18

2 OOMS TO LET-Furnshed or unfur-
~ nished, in the house of an English lady.
First-cass house and newly furnished. THE
MANSION, Beaudry Terrace. decl7