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New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

In State bonds, there WAS only small business
done in Louisiana consDls at -.
or city bank stocks, Bank of Commerce ll3 sold
at 115.
Railroad bonds were quiet, the largest business
being in Burlington and Quincy con. " at
ia Morris aud Essex first conso- at 90 ST. Paul
sinking funds at 90, C., Z. and l. &. frss at 4S"l
Central Pacics at 1868, Union rsts at lOGl2, and
Buffalo and Erie new bonds at no. The Canada
Southern firsts guaranteed were irmer at 73O72's,
81. Joseph convertible IS steady AT 90 and g, G.,
C. and /. consols easier at S7l2 South Side Rail
road of Long Island sinking funds, selling at 2Ol2
Gold was quiet and devoid of new features the
sales having been at about loUI2. lhe cash god
was heavy 10 carry and holders paid from ] L. to
per cent The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000
In coin interest on the public deDt, and $l,9i4,OOO
i'm redemption of called bonds The days business
Of the gOld-clearing department OF the Bank Of the
State of New-York covered : Gold cleared, SG,3G7-
600 F.; gold balances, S996,OOO; currency balances
81 .001 ,27l.
Foreign exchange strong aud higher, for
sons already adyerted to. and sales followed up to
within l2034 of the twice advanced rates. which
were AZ follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
Oreau 9Irumers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMEl-
CAN FLAG Sailing every TIL IlSDAY from philadelphia
- PENNSYLVANIA, sails Thursday, Oct. 81, a. m.
RED STAR LINE-T0 ANTWERP.
Carrying the gian and United states Malls sailing Sc NIL
monthly alternately from Philadelphia and New YORK.
SWIrZER d sails MON DAY. Nov. 4, an
For OF passage aud other information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT Il SONS. General a zen - -
307 Wa'uut-st, Philadelphia % Broad"aY NeH- YORK
JOHN MCDONALD, Agent. Battery place, New-Iork
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND HANRE.
Pier of Company new No ~ North River OOt Ot oronst
CANADA. Erlngen Wene sday Oct 50 y a M
EAMFRIQUF, DelOrd Wednesday, Nov y 80 D. m
marked thus 10 seerage passengeIs
freight and passage Philadelphia apply TO Aono
ShOtwell 2 Chesnut-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE MONEY MARKET.

,.nopT " Y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
OFFICIAL hN1 WHIMSICAL. OCT. 2S. 1878
GOVERYMEYT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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1i3 shares Metropolitan National Bank. .-......llla
100 shares Oriental Bank ...--....-- ~
lOp shares Brooklyn Gasl ght Company ..---..l ~
40 shares Nation Al Broadway Bank .--.....--..2VD
% sharss I,snOx Fire Insurance Company 81
20 shares Eagle Fire Insurance Comp inT -.-- 20O9
i shar.s Republic Fire Insurance Company 1O4
- shares M0Btauk Fire Insurance Company II
10 shares Manhattan Ga~light Company. i45
2j shares Me ropOitan Gasight company. lo2
100 shares Brooklyn Gaslght C0mpany...-.--. 10
10 shares PARK Fire Insurance COMPANY I'LL
10J shares spring Mountain Coal Company ..;.-
81 900 Cv Of Hannibal per Mt bond, due 1898. 52
22 shares KDickerbOcker Fire Insurance Com
% shares New York Mutual Gasight Company 50
81, ,0pO Jersey City per cout improvement OOndA
due 1892 Accrued interest nom LIST
July last to be charged To tie purchaser lOO9
81, 900 Jersey City per cent improvement bono,
due 1893. Accrued interest from lst
May last to he charged 20 the purchaser 1904
$4,000 Jersey City per cent waer bonds dne
1902. Accrued interest from LIST Septrm-
Der last 20 be char fgad To the purchaser lOO%
81, 900 Jersey City per Cens water b0ud due 1918
charged 70 the pnfchaser ..'...........-..1O7la -.
$1,000 North Carolina Stat3 bond, issued bg au.
thoritY Of act for the conn pletOn Of the
North Carolina IsailfOad. passed GebrU
pOnS on 10
$500 North Carolina SIaie bond. issued TO tue
Cane Fear aud Deep River Navigation
Company
81 Missouri per cent bond, due lS-s-.. .lO1
$500 Reading and Columbia Railroad company
ftstmOrtgage per cent bond. due loa2 30
Tho total ouautttv of wpst-beuud freight cleaTf
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
Dipiornn Noilces

COUPONS due NOve:nber /, 1878, of the
~ DENVERAh RIO GRAND RAILWAY COMPANY,
aud Of the CENTRAL COLOR Do IMPROVEMENT COM
PANY win be paid at tho National Bank OF Commerce New
York. WILLIAM j. PALMER President
OFFICE or TIM CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. or NRwJERsETl
ll9 LIEERTY-sT. NEW YURK, October IL. 1878.
NOTICE is hereby given that the coupons
~ O the Adjustment Mortgage Bonds % this COMPANY due
pr0xImO will be paid ana after that oae on
presentation at This Office f. ;. LATHROP
Receiver.
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financial.

financial.
GAS STOCKS g. City R.R. (iOrse and Elyfd)
~ stocks & Bonds bought & sold FTHEWITT Broadst
GAS STOCKS.
Al New York and Brooklyn Stocks, and also all kinds
GEO H. PEENTISN.
80 Broad-si.. n y.
NOTICE.-The Union National Bank. located
al Runway Of New Jersey, Is GOslng up ts
affairs All nOchOCTs anC other creditors Ot SAW
ir IS.s nc. BREWSTER. CASHIER
THE MARKgT \ aIIoNAL BANK ;
NEW YORK. oct. 81, lS7S.D
NOTICE A meeting of the stock holders of
y tb hant ~ held at the Banking house tuesday
,b oGth i 10 o'clock 10 vote tho question: OF
nro,sed reduction OF the capital stock from million dol
aTs 20 hundred Thousand dollars A GIbEhr, Cashier
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the Sub
i the holders OF Bonds To tho aggregate amount
AZ Five Uuudd Thousand Dollars OF the First Division OF
the saint Pacific Railroad Company mentioned IN
the Ineniue Mortgage ana Deed OF Trust made ne ~
av OF Apr lS1 J. the SAINT Paul and Pacific Ran
rSd Conpay state Of Minnesota, and Horace IhOnl
and William c. MOOrhCld as trustees,
pursuant Article Fourteenth OF said indenIure hat "a
the day OF November 1873 at the office OF j. y eheY
and Co.. No Al Cedarn IN tho city Of hew1 ork az tMeHe
take such action as may De iOunl eAptun
i'm rgard 10 removal OF the trustees to the appoint
men of other their places. the rathcat N anu
OF proceedings heretofore taken that end
meenT OF the said BOndhOders held AZ the place
and the 18th day OF April 1879 ara 10 such Oher
business may properly be brought before tho said meeting
CHEMET and WEETJEN. JoHAN CART,
KERKHOVEN and Co., GEORGE STEPHEN,
iIppMAN ROSENTHALI DONALD A. SMITH.
and ca - NORMAN W. KIrTSON,
wWRFBAIN ana SON. JAMES J, HILL
TUTEIN, NOLTHENlCS JOHN s.kENNEDf lrus-
and DRIIAAN JOHN ). BARNES tees.
H. c. VOORHoEvE and CO..
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NAT1oNAL BANK.
NEW.YORK. october IL, 1873.
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Bank
have tins day dec ared dividend OF THREE PER CENT
free OF taxes payable after the Of November
proximo transfer will close today and reopen on
ihe III OF November. DCMONT CLARKE, Cashier
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
p MISSING srrNs
RANCiNNO lLDsING FKIOts OF MTNINF NT"NS-
YESTERDAY. 70 0ay. Yesterday. To

Government bonds very dull at the Board,
but fairly active, aud larger business was done at
private sale. The market for mos ISSUES was IlIn.
The District of Columbia 3-6Js advanced 10 I15l.
= ...lLrl ~ Llnma
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

The total quantity of west-b0und freight cleared
by canal at this port from October - 10 % in
elusive together with the total amount of tolls Ic-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24


'3l4 buyer 80 davs.
Because OF the damage to the Western Union Tel.
egraph Company's lines, we are without our usual
Philadelphia quotations.
sAN ERANcisOo CLnsING PRICES OF MINTNt srrNs.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
CFNEPAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

GUlON LINE,
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AN ID LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier 80 n. r.. foot of klngst
WNOMlN NOV D. p
NEVADA. - 1A u nov ~
MiSCoN --.. NJ tSDA ~ A. N0v' % 70; . a In'
u These steamers are built Of iron N wa erught com
partmebts furnished with every requisite 10 mike
The passage across Atlantic beth safe agreeable hay
ing bathroom smoking DRAWN g-rOOm. piano and IL
braty surgeon sewaress and caterer
each The all deck thus nsuTing
those greatest of all uxurs at perfect ventilation and
light.
CABIN PASSAGE according staterOOnl, $50 10 SS0I
INTERMEDIATE. s4O: STEERA6E, $50
OFFICE, No 20 BROADWAY
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VTUTTE STAR LINE.

WHlIf SIAR liNI5. 49,. ,,,rr CIR Nf1pS
w limited STATES AN ID ROYAL MAIL SIEAAEkS
- FoR OITEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE-The steamers Of this Line tAGe the Lane oue
by Lieut. Mauy, u D. NJ On DOth the out"au
ana honey ard voyages.
CELTIC Capt. Goadell .-;....ThursdayO Oet Ss, mL
GFRNANIC Capt Kennedy .sal urday Nov = M
BALTIC capt. PAT sell NV. g. . ~ W,
RIVER -----,.. -.
These steamers Uniform In size ard unsurpassed In a
Dontments the saloon, StaeroOns. smoking anu batn-
rooms are place smidshps where the noise and moon ~
least felt anordng degree OF comfort hitherto unatbaOs
at e...-. .Oa u.
turn tickets favorable terms. -
Tese steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor plgs
For nsDecOn Llans and other Information Apply ~ va"
Companys ofnces No. 81 Broadway New A.ant
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
EUROPEAN F1xANciAL MARKETS

Owing 10 the storm, no report, were received iron
Bait imore, Chicago OF Milwaukee.
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Morris d Essex

Morris g. Essex
800. be. Sl
loo. 81 =
Pitts + W d & ed
2l... be. 81
No Kan & Texas
100. ..bCO3. 4 Is
Han & 81 10 Pref
I 100 50
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
DoMESTIC MARKETS.

HAMBURG. oct. 23.-Lard closed at se't mari
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

HAMBURG American Packet Company, Line
for PLYMOUTH, CHEkBOQRG, and HAABUH re.
IIEkDFH. oct. - WIELA Nov
FLESsI Oct. 81 POMMERANI..,ANo Nov lt
Plymouth London. CherbOurg Hamburg.
all points England scotland and Wales first Cabin
gold 500; second Cabin, gold $50 sieeTage, 9Ienc go
KUNHARDr & Co. Z. b. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents. General Passenger Agents
Etuad Ncw York 81 BTpaiwaY. Newly lOrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
-EW-YORK, HAVANA and MEXICAN

~ MAIL s. s. LINE.
steamers leave Pier No. 3 North River AZ 8 p. m.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT aud VERA CRUZ
Calling at PrOgressu. Canpeachy apd FrOnteIa -
CITY OF WASIIINGTON tHayana only. Thurs, oct ~
H. .
CITY OF WASHINGTON Iayana only ThursdaY Nov. u
Steamer leaves Nov. 10 and Nov ~ for Vera
Caz Havana, lanpCO, IuNpan. connection
wife steamer for New.YOrK ald above ports.
4 AT.FX ANDRE d SONS 81 3S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
limited STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL

LIMITED STATES AM DlAAlS -h~
1 STEAMSHIP LINE . D.uv.
FOR ST THOMAS PARA, PERNAhBUCo' ,Bnhtt; BA AnhtiA;
AND mo JANEIRO Connecting at 81 ItioaalhI22
win German steamers for PORTO RICO and ~ Sa S
MAIN Tho irscass iron steanship I'll Oa g. NJ -
DAY Sow s. az y Freight at low rates taken Ior me
abae norts No rghts after sd Freight lnnst Oe
paid in advance Freight received at all times al HoOoiS
Dock, Brooklyn. - -, =, o,, , -, crYpp TIVE
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFfbOi
SAME VNDER OUR OPEN POLICY, -.
Eor freight yagements. or passage haFlhg eies i ~
0oih"OuA'iON'' "PfS ~ Office. Pier 20 East Riyeh
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

Il sailing from Pier foot Canai.st, North River.
Por SAN FRANCISCO via ISTHMCS Oh PANAMA
Steamsbip ACAPU Leo, wednesday, oct. 80 n0on -.
Co1necHg at Panama Central and south America ana
Mexico and Francisco for Japan and China win stea
shin CITY or TOXIC. Tuesday, Dec. 8, noon. -,.- ,
From san Francisco 10 sandwich Islands, Australia ahu
" steamshfp CITY or NEw-YoRK, Monday oct 2s
For frei0it nfurma ION. apply at CompaBFs
Canalsf North River Ana tor passage
81 Co,,nanv'a Ticket Office No. 257 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

All Sew.YorE Brooklyn Gas Stocks and also all kinds
" " GEO II. PEENTISS.
40 prnad y
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
~ ational Iine.-FrOm (new) Pier 80 North X.

IN-----FDR LONDON tNICIOrlA UJChhl----,----- :
DENMARK oct. "a , D. m CANADA. oct 3D. $50 q. NJ.
--.--FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LtVEBPOOlA------
QUEEN sat. Oct 28 D. IN J. ~ Noy. =. 1880 a m
Saoin $50 to $40 CURRENCY s2G Irafts from
and n Brogtway r. w. J. HURST. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

GAS STOCKS 81 City R.R. (IOrse and ElytC
u stocks & Bonds bought & sold. F.THEWITT Broad $
GAS STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

FTRsT CALL-lOl4 O'CLOCK 4
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
NMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPoOI.
cry or BERLIN ......... SATURDAY. Oct. o. D. m
CITY or BRISSE LIS. TIL RSDAN. oct 81, 9a3D a. M
CITY OF RICHMON D. ATT URDAN, Nov. O. p. IN
From Pier 81 " r.. foot OF Chal Onst
CABIN s6O $50 and SlOt gold Return tickets on IaVOr
able
STEERAGE, s2S currency Drafts al lowest nies
Saloons staterOons aud bath rooms am oshps
These steamers neither cattle, sheep nor PIGS
JOHN O. DALE. 4 CONT 81 and 80 Broadway, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

. ~ LINE.
These steamships sail regularly at p m nom
Pier l3. North River, as follows . -, =. =, . .,,
/ .SATU RDA1 NcI -
Steamship SA NTIAGO DE CU BA...W EDN BSJAf, Noy.6
AccOmm 5a For freight passage aDpy 10
WILLIAM =. CLYDE 4 CO. No. BoWlnggre n.
MrKELLER. LTLING M 90, Agents IN HaNaIA
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20

Yesterday evening, between 5 ant
6 o'clock, Mr.. p. III. Newbill, who
lives below the city, went down to
the corner of Los Angeles and Re-
quena streets to get his horse and
buggy, which he had hitched there
on coming into town. Not finding
them, he commenced to look
around, when a negress, who was
crossing the street, asked, "What
are you looking at me for ?" He
replied that lie was looking for his
horse, when she started down the
street. He followed in the same
direction to coatinue his search,
but had not proceeded far before he
was aocosted by negro named
William Near, who wanted to
know why he had spoken to his
wife. Mr.. NewbilI replied that he
was hunting his horse. Near then
drew pistol and fred at him, the
ball passing through the back Of
Mr.. Newbill's neck, but without
lnflicting a serious wound. A com
plant was lodged ut the police
Office, on which the negro was ar
rested aud committed to await eX-
animation before the Mayor this
morning on charge of assault to
murder.
By announcement elsew here, it
will be seen that the Bert Dramatic
Company, which gave such gen
eral satisfaction by their represen-
tations at Turn. .Verein Hall, last
week, will reopen at the same
place for three nights and one mat
inee, on Monday next, appearing in
"The Octoroon,n "Our Boarding
House, and concluding on
Wednesday night with the sensa-
tional play of "Rose Michel" Mr..
Berts company is one of unexcep.
tional erit,rendering all they un-
dertake faithfully and with more
than average ability and we trust
that they will be received with
crowded houses during their stay.
Mr.. Grelck, tho Main street nur-
seryman, yesterday presented US
with ripe japanese persimmon,
raised ON his place. The fruit is
large and luscious looking and is
astringent in flavor, hut
not nearly So much so as its Amer
lean namesake. The specimen we
have is from yearling graft, and
Mr.. Grelck informs us that when
the tree reaches full bearing age
the fruit loses all astringency and
becomes very palatable.
Mr.. r. c. Pearson returned yes
terday from visit to his ranch in
San Buena Ventura. On the trip,
which was by wagon, a rather sim
gular domestic incident, which is
recorded under the head of
"births,n occurred.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Cart-Loads of Medicinal Rubbish

Are swallowed by invalids and their
physical troubles thus kept alive fer
years, when that peerless tonic, stimu-
liant and corrective, Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bittors would speedily set the dis IL
dered and worn-out mechanism of h.
system in active and healthful opera
ton again. 1t has been demonstrat Ell
over and over again that the require
menis ofthe sick are answered far better
by the BiLters than by majority of the
misc / ed remedies Of the pharniaropoe-
ia. The stomach is siren han. d. the
liver re gulated, the bowels put in pro G
oeper, tho blood enriched ami plridst
and the nervous system rendered tran-
quill and vigorous by this inestimabie
family medicine and S leguard against
disease. which Is, moreover, a most
agreea BILE and effective appetizer ami Il
cordial peculiarly adapted to the wants
of the aged and infirm, delicate females,
and eonvalescing patients. 1t Is, be-
sides, immensely popular as an antid otc
to malaria.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20
rropexty vEamnsers.
FRoM JUDsor, GrLLErTEA GIBsoN's TRAN
SCRIPT OFF RECORDS, DEC. 10, 1878.
CONVEYANCEs.


state to w Harding. ASST gnee OF II
Peron-Patent-Lots |, 2, 3 and 4, Of Sec
8, and lot in Sec T 2 = IL 8 W, 80 25 10.
acreF.
G E Long, assignee ofTemple & Work
man, 10 BuTdett Chandler-Lot 7, blk A,
Mott tract; $500.
II q Wiley to J G Jackson-Lot 10, blk
A, Morris Vineyard tract; $3.50.
Jesus AguirTe and Conception Aguirre
to Bernardo Guirad~ 50 acres in Ran
cho PaSo Bartolo; $3.50
MsrselinO Aguirre to Bernardo Guirado
Above land IS.
A Chapman 10 Mary Ann Lawton-2
acres adjoining lands described In deeds
Ga, p 402l; s 90.
W Ii pery, w Woodwork and Fl
Mott to NJ l. Wicks-Lots Il and % blk
b, Desnoyers tract, city; $500.
Louisa Keller to R"bt w Scott-Lot S
side 4 dele st, Anaheim; $780,
j and j X Maxwell 10 Milton and
Mercy q Vale 20 acres in Mcdonald
tract. San Pedro Rancho; $50.
Il Rose. II j Floyd AID WIN Haas to
Los Angeles county-50 II road from New
TO Old Mission san Gabriel.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20

Santa Barbara ADVERTISER: A
printer of the name of Fulton is
missing. Wednesday night was
the last seen of him in town, at
which time he was in state of in
toxication. AS all his clothes are
in town, it is feared that some ca
lamity has befallen him. He was
about 5 feet or 8 inches in height,
apparently about AZ years age,
sharp profile, and was dressed in
navy blue coat and pants, and
dark flannel shirt, cuffs lined with
red.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20
Council Proceedings.

Council met in regular sess ion
yesterday afternoon, at Polica
Headquarters, President Beck in
the Chair.
Present-Messrs Hamilton, Shat
fer, Meinzer, Bobenreith, Butler,
Malony, Brode, Buchanan, Francis,
Beck, Perry, Workman, Lawlor,
Mcdonald aud Vail.
On the statement of the City At.
torney that it required resolution
to legally change the place OF
meeting, Council adjourned to the
old Council Chamber.
Minutes Of the previous meeting
read and approved.
The President appointed the fol-
lowing standing committees:
Board of Public Works-S. NJ.
Perry, l.. Meinzer, J. Shaffer.
Finance j. II. Butler, w. b
Lawlor, s. A. Francis.
Poliee-R. Mallory, J. Boben.
reith, C. Brode.
Sewers-N. r. Vail, d. NJ. Ham
ilton, 5. IL. Buchanan.
Fire and Water-J. Sha fer, G.
Brode, L. Meinzer.
Zanjas-J. G. Mcdonald, W. II.
Workman, n. r. Vail.
Lands. II. Buchanan, r. Ma
lony, S. NJ. Perry.
Pnrks-E. NJ. Hamilton, j. Shat.
fer, G.. Brode.
Gas-S. Ii. Buchanan, J. Boben-
reith, w. I'll. Workman.
Supplies-W. b. Lawlor, S. A,
Francis, G. Brode.
WaterSupply-W. IT. Workman,
N. .R. Vail, l.. MeinzeF, J. G. Nc
Donald.
Tho Mayors message was read
and on motion was ordered spread
upon the minutes and the matters
therein referred to the several com
mittees.
The City Clerk reported the re.
ceipt of the United States patent OF
1865 10 the Pueblo of Los Angeles
The Clerk was Instructed 10 place
1t on record.
The report of the City Tax Col.
lectOr, showing the collection oI
S5,7i7 95, was received and referred
to the Finance Committee.
The Mayor reported the receipt
of SIS fines. Referred to Finance
Committee.
The report of the Health Officer
was received and referred TO the
Board Of Health.
The bond Of the Assessor wa:
read and referred to special com
mittee consisting of Messrs. Work
man, Perry and Bobenreith.
The bond of the City Auditor
was read and approved.
The bond of the City Treasurer
was read and referred to the specia
committee above appointed.
The committee on the bond O.
the Tax Collector was granted on,
weeks further time.
The bond Of the City Attorney
was reported approved. Adopted
Application of G. b. Sanguinetl
to connect with the Wilmington
street sewer. Granted.
A report of County Clerk Pott
was received, with the return o
SO 32 in the Mellus case, unex
pended. Referred to the Financ
Committee.
Petition of Dolores Foster 70
permission to remove frame cot
tage to the corner of Spring an,
Third streets. Referred to Fir
, and Water Committee.
, Petition of A. w. Potts to con
meet on Court street with the For
street sewer. Referred to the Sewe
Committee.
A communication was receive
from the Superintendent of tn
| Southern Pacific Railroad, accept
ing the offer of com mittee OF tn
Council in regard to lands In Eas
Los Angeles. Referred to Financ
3 Committee.
= A communication was receive
r from w. II. Porter, of San Bernal
, dino, desiring to purchase a hoo
! and ladder truck. Referred to FIJI
} and Water mittee.
, Petition of VIM. Monks in rels
/ tion to the action of the Com mi lite
) on Water Supply, compelling hiI
to settle all bills before his settl,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20
A CARD.

TO all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscret.ons of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss of IN anhood
etc., L VIII send q recipe that will cure
YOU FREE OF CHI ARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a mi sionary
In South America. send n self-add essed
envelope to The REV. JOSEPH L. IN
NAN, station ID, Bible House, New York
City. dolly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20

The American Bakery, corner
Main and First streets, is the place
to get ornameuted cakes from S100
to $500. Those wishing to make
Christmas presents or decorate
their tables should not neglect this
chance. Leave orders on Saturday
for Boston brown bread and baked
beans on Sunday morning. dIS2w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20

Probate STEPHENS,
THURSDAY, Dec. 10, 1878.
Estate of +. Gohr, deceased
Final account heard and allowed.
Estate of Benz, Leeson, deceased
Same action.
Estate of I'D. Machado, deceased
Continued till tomorrow, at IL
A. NJ.
Estate of Thomas f. Fuller, de-
ceased-Petition for sale of real es-
tate granted.
SET FOR TO-DAY (FRIDAY.)
Estate of E4perideon Sepulveda,
deceased = Hearing of account
and citation.
Estate of Tweedy, deceased
Same.
Estate OF J. H. Lander, deceased
Return of sale of real estate.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities of the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed in California outside OF san
francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to us will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20

A grand ball will be given at
Turn Verein Hall, on New YEARS.
eve, under the auspices Of the Turns
Verein Germania. Make no other
engagement for that evening.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20
syECEAi. NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, socie-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
in the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places OF Worship, a graf
is directory, which will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
US. ARMY.

Division OF kilograms and Reports for
the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture,
Report of observations taken at Los An
geles, CAL, Dec. TO- 1878.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20

SUDDEN CHANGES OF TEMPERATURES
produce Coughs, Colds. Sore Throats and
Lung Disorders, Wi h Dr. Jayne's Ex-
pectOrant can be relied on to cure.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20
COURT REPORTS.
District COurt.............sEPu ].
THURSDAY, Dec. 10, 1873.

District ..sEPuLvEDA. J..
THURSDAY, Dec. 10, 1873.
Lothian 81 Co VS.. Collier ct al
Motion for new trial by French and
Reed denied; ten days stay granted.
Haynes VS.. White-Same action.
Perry, Woodworth & Co. VS..
Strelitz. Set for trial Jan. G, 1879.
Sebastian VS.. Colyear-Coutin-
ued on application of defendant On
payment of $40 for costs of wit,
Lesses in attendance.
Long vs.. Fhompson-Passed in
formally to be taken up by con-
sent.
Peck Va. Temple-Decree ordered
to enter as prayed for.
GARNER vs.. Botiller-Ten days
further time to answer.
O'Relly vs.. Howe-Five days
further time to answer.
Hunter VS.. Buelna-Same action.
SET FOR TO-DAY (FRIDAY.)
Labourdie vs.. ACQUIRE.
Fletcher vs. Mower.
Long VS.. Rowland.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20

Ladies' scissors and pen knives at
Sutherland's gun store, rs Main
street. lmy5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-20

For your holiday presents go to
the Bazaar. You will get better
value for your money than at any
other house in this city. Main
street, opposite the U. s. Hotel.