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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
PACIFIC NAILS CONDITION.

lie ullCClolS vi tHC dNIilN -htui '1iNhHlShlp
Company yesterday held a meeting, which was reported
ON the street have been of stormy character owing
TO a failure TO present detailed report Of the financial
condition OF the company mp to date. Henry Hart one
Of the directors who was reported to have demanded
fuller account OF tie cOmpany's condition, was unwc
last night. Through his nephew he sad:
The directors meeting not stormy. General hut
not allied reports were submitted, showing It's hnan
cial operations up to February Is The directors were
much pleased TO lind that the Indebtedness Of the
pany had been largely reduced The reports OF the
dclf, Including the outlay for the purchase Of
the panama Transit Company have, been greatly cx-
aggerate. A special auditing committee vas appOinte ed
10 yanine the ailalrs OF the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
STARTING FOR THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

COmmlSsOner-GenciM McCOrmlck ana DIS
staff sailed for Europe to attend the Paris Exposition
on the steamer France. yesterday. number OF friends
were al the pier TO bid them pleasant voyage, but
the steamship sailed promptly, ut $50 No. the time
for leayetakipgs was snort The office in the Post Of
fee Building VIII remain open until April l. No more
goods intended the exposition 10 be transported ut
the Government expense will be received AT The Brook
lyn Navy Yard the time reception closing yesterday
have been made with the French line TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
FOREIGN NOTES.

BERLIN, March 2O.-Thc Emperor William
has replied to the Popes letter in very guarded but
courteous term.
BERLIN, March 90. - Several Communist
meetings held here and ut MInnheim have been sup
pressed by the Government.
BERLIN, March 2O-It is announced that
Count stolberg Werngcrodc will probably be APP
ponted yIce-Chancellor. Office recently created
touu Stolberg II his forty Tst year, and IL married
TO sister Prince Rcuss the German Minister at Con
stautinoplc.
For other foreign Nelcss INST page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
RAISING THE PRICE OF COAL.

The representatives of the coal companies
met at the Delaware and Hudson Office, yesterday and
agreed to reduce the output of all the companies for
April 10 1.125000 tons against tonnage OF l7l2GO0
for the month last year. vas also decided 10
the schedule price 10 cents ton for stove ana
20 cents ton for all other grades There X very little
trade, however Mt present and coal men say these
prices only nominal The little that IL selling
j. changing hands at prices considerably below The
ern Company viii sell 10000 OF coal next
VI auction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
SITTING BULL FORMING AN ALLIANCE.

WINNEPEG, March 2O.-A Battletord special
SAYS mounted police from Red Deer River bring report
that sitting Bull has formed a confederation OF sioux
and Backieet aud made overturcs to the Crees Wren
the leaves there IA 10 lie great gathering OF
udiaus nj confluence of Red Deer and Bow Rivers,
whence sitting Bull proposes to attack tie settlements
This morning courier arrived from cypress Hll SIX
DAYS out and reports camp or 700 lOcgcS
OF sioux pitched Sandy Hill, slx!y-four miles
from Fort Walsh which IL daily augmented by new
arrivals -Four wagonloads OF cartridges arrived at W..
camp to-day He passed number OF hali-breeds, AL
leaving cypress Hills and moving toward Carleton He
saws il is reported that the Me- Pcrccs, Little Blanket
Little Dog and Blackfcet Indians have all formed au
alliance with Sitting Bull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
STABBED BY A FORMER LOVER.

Miss Eva Harris, of No. II Bond-st, was
stabbed three times in the head last evening by James
Gillrde, former lover. Gi!lride called upon
her at her room. last evening. and said he
had come to Kill her. He took mia pockct-knifc
and stabbed in the head and neck, inctng severe
but not dan crOus wounds. Glliridc escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
THE NEW CAPITOL CONTRACTS.

ALBANY, March 2O.-The new capitol con-
tracts were awarded follows Fng-to Mill Coates,
New-York 1922 ,4sO 90 Glass-SeamaD, Bache u Co..
New-Yor FL 4O5 oS. George Martin of this city, has
secured an Injunction against the commissioners he
claiming to be the lowest bidder for the carpentry ana
cabinet work. and they having awarded the contract 10
another bidder
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carry 500 tons o. the steamship Canada. which will sal
April 3.
REDUCING FREIGHT RATES TO THE EAST.
THE SCHEDULE FROM CHICAGO CUT DOWN FRoM
THIRTY CENTS TO TWENTY.

REDUCING FREIGHT RATES TO THE EAST.
TIE SCHEDULE FROM CHICAGO CUT DOWN FROM
THIRTY CENTS TO TWENTY.
AT the meeting of railroad managers at the
Windsor Hotel March T. resolution was unanimously
adopted agreeing to make the rate from Chicago 10
Ncw-York on and af.st March IL. 80 cents per loo
pounds on rain -four and provisions ana 80 cents from
ST Iuis Prior to that date the schedule rate WIS Az
cents from Chicago to New-York but the actu"i
rate had fallen under the influence OF hcuNe
eompeirtion a. low as 10 cents fr0in chi
cago and 10 cents from st. Louis. Az the
Windsor Hotel meeting IL expressly stipulated that
no should be made IN thc iuluIo ~, ,res
emf and reiterated by Commissioners FINK ana 5u0ru,
that there were untitled contracts ~ ra,cs ss ti
30 cents hundred from chicago W. IL '""'' ~
made the statement. a., ...or. n,
Nevertheless at u meeting or the mnnHeerh u. u,
the Western lines In Chicago last MONDAY !,
was resolved that, In view or inc aIee n"n' Vo,,a
adOpted at the Windsor Hotel meeting ,too cent' ~
lundredl tie schedule rate should Dc feuucsu 10 ~
cents per hundred for March lt Is not claimed py TN.
road men that single shipment ot Eriuh VI
has becn made since the Windsor Hotel conference AZ
rates above the figure adopted at Chicago last Mond'
and the early opening OF i hnvlea..9", h,ii,u9
even present rates much longer for any cohsIueraDe
norton OF tne traffic. At the Chicago ineethg, IL 10 l
dersood that the Lake Shore tNcw-1or NelrhD, anu
Inc Pittyburg Fort Wayne and Chicago tPehnsyVama,
We're strongly IN favor tho resolution adopted WINE
fIc Michigan Central and the Baltimore and ONO adVo-
Gated the maintenance Of the old sciedulc Inc East
mat few weeks and the Wcsbound business has bceh
much less than for corresponding weeks Iasi year;
The total shipments from NewYork 10 points bcy ohu
Buffalo, Salamanca ana ny ,no e nast ten
DAYS Notwithstanding that this Ii the busy seahoh VI he
year for West-bOund traiic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hoiol-Semator George +. Edmunds, OF
Vermont Breroor Charles Francis Adams IT, OF
and Joseph dickson. General MANAGE OF tne
Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada. Wtndsor nor
rressuan r. Jones, Of New Hampshire and Geo III rum
Of Chicago FUN Arenue Ho-David A. Wells OF on
neccu Isaac v. Baker, jr, Of Comstocks, ~ VI Artinr
Cheney Boston. aud George b. McCaItce. OF washington
4or House-E Governor James NJ Ashley, OF ONO
Ererft Francis T. s. barley OF Philadelphia
Giisey Hous-ThOmN G. Durant ST. James Hoht-Coione
William Redwood Price, United States Army Ros,m9re
UomsS-Mlton COPYRIGHT OF Erie Penn Atbencrk Hotel
lame, r. Mcdonald United States ViceCoDsu al Hamburg
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r IS r S G r r I
3:45 a. m.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..

ENGLAND AND RUSSIA STILL HOSTILE.
LONDON, Thursday, March 81 1878.
The Vienna dispatch of The Times says Rus
sas admission Of the rights Of the Congress To discuss
what points the treaty Of European interest; does
not have been made directly 10 England, ana
the difference Is atIll unsettled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21

PROVOST PARADOL'S DAUGHTER DEAD.
PARIS. Wednesday. March 20. 1873.
Lucy, daughter of the late NJ. Provost
Para,iol has died in a convent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
PROFESSOR HARTTs WORK IN BRAZIL.

The announcement that Professor Charles
Frederick Hartt had died from yellow fever In RIO de
Janeiro caused much sorrow among his relatives ana
friends In this city, Yesterday. During his absence IN
Brazil in charge Of Brazilian Geological survey he
had corrcspoLded regularly with BIS brother George l%
b. Hart the artist aud with his uncle and cousin DIS
Henry A. and Henry IL u. Hartt, ut No. li2 EhH'
Thrift y-fourtlsi. letter written by him Ia Ilo &c
Jnneiro Just before departure Of the last mall Tor
Ncw.York was received by hs brother. ycserd'y The
vessel carving the mail arrived IN this port on Tues
dav and brought Professor Richard Raihbope, Who
had been associated the survey with Professor Hart
Mr. Rathbone went TO Eastpori, Ne, the same
evening without having heard OF Professor Harts
death lea wing the city, ho spoke 10 s"N'Th nc
regard to the condition of TIE survey ana
the health OF the persons engaged IN H. lie i ihht
the family Of Major o. &. James, secretary OF me sur
yry had been suffering from the yellow fever, hu bah
recovered Jonn BranIcT and \. j. Iam"rctx arsSist-
ant had also narrowly escaped death from the hii"
disease AT time the vessel LEFT Rio dc Jarco, MI
Ratlone saId. Professor Hartt WAS enjoying excellent
Health. -, -, r,,
some fears were expressed yesterday that the Brazil
ian Geological survey would prove iallugc now NAV l'h
head had been tahcn away. Professor HART " was
combination to induce the Brazilian Govern
nen 10 carry the work lie first preached the plan
OF the survey. and by means OF lectures aWnh-
the subject among TIE
Braziiians His IN great part due 10 his
Thorough knowledge Of the Portuguese language ana MS
powers persuasion. The past three years nave bcth
spent III explorations OF the Amazon kiNrr ahd ~ sN
eraI If the interior provinces Of Brazil Beside Professor
Eathbone. there had been associated WIN Professor
Iiartt Professor Oryc Derby. and several other Amer
lean students Geology 4 large collection of fossils
and been secured and taken TO RIO de JHieif"
where the work OF classification and arrangement was
In ltnO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
Announcements.
All VINO HAVE CoNsu,lprIyE TENDENCIES

POMEROY's Wire Frame, with Oscillating pads
FOR rupture Is light easy and durable. FAC Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
TIE EXCISE BOARD SHORT OF FUNDS.

OF TIE APPROPRIATIONS
When the new Commissioners of Excise, Mr..
Morrison and Dr. Merke, went into Office, they iouhn
that the hooks showed an appropriation for the board
of So 800 for the year ending May !, 1873. Much
anxiety was caused yesterday by the discovery that the
actual amount of the appropriation was $4,000 MI
Morrison president OF the board, stated that lie coni
account for the mistake only on the ground OF h"e
gcnce on the part OF HIS predecessors in ohice lie
though, that il was due crrccss bookkeeping During
the portion OF the fiscal year. nearly eleven months.
which have passed the Office has been conducted on The
basis OF appropriation Of $1,000. ana when tie
clerks and rmloyf, are paid at the end Of the month.
the treasury of the office will be empty. The next
month of the busiest IN the year. ara unless Tue
Board Of Estimate and Apgortionment make special
aptroprlaton the clerks VIII have Ia he discharged
F Morrison said that the money received iOf licenses
could NOT he used for the expenses of the office The dis
cnyrry Of the deficiency anXOusly discussed ht te
TNcisc Office yesIerlnI The Board OF Excise Will hold
n meeting today to take some action in the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21

the great for the kidneys bladder and nrehra RI
war, ol spurious limitations Mono genuine unless HEM
T. HKMBoLD ByCnu MFG. Co, y. ". Is printed IN earmn
across original wrapper.
States ana Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
GERMANY AND NICARAGUA.


The Standards special from Berlin says
Prince Bismarck Is tired Of Scaraguas shutting and
has determined to order blockade OF the Nlcaraguan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21

Shond use PIfIIrss PALATABLE' con LIVER uIL ia con
nation with PHUsrip-N UT0IINE 1t builds up weak y
tens. All druggists Depot, Platt ST.
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HOME NEWS.

2iS BROADWAY
GAM 49, Noon 44o 3p IN, 47o. Midnight, 36'.
Highest daring the day 47' lowest, So
Average Al 1so. same day, 1877, 20t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21

Spring opening OF millinery and children's fur
nlslng "Wednesday and Thursday OF this week.. A Nor
rison. sy3 between 10Th aud 2Oth.sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
COOPERATIVE
newspapers.

R.tween two and three thousand newspapers IN the United
states are printed upon what Is known the cooperative
man Nearly 40 per Of all the week.-Mrs. adopt this
method IL makes a better paDer at lower cost and ~
specially suited for the requirements OF papers "a small Owns
and villages The maintains competition with me
country journals 10 such an extent t1 none out
those rmy established and backed up by accnnnatons OF
former able stand beside H. and M The matter
Of offers circulation at price with which TIC
of vital Importance, and The Ne",lork imss
Tia issues Of March A. IL and 10 there appeared long
leous articlcs Every statement contained IN them re-
the cooperative system ~ untrue me
furnished The Times with catcin answers
wherein the arces Published are untrue ana Inc
Times neglected and refused 20 give them To the pub
lie Despairing OF Justice sought to use The advertising
columns The Times ard these also have been closed 10 u.s.
pnbc our answers charges Of The LINES are con-
ietr and cannot refutcd They will be mailed 10 any a
picat The for the attack which we Know OF
be found that have inanuiatcd system Of
Advertising which gives advertiser four times as mueh
circulation dollar IN afforded ~ tile columns 81 mo
Times Circulars with ful particulars free by mail AddieS
BEALS & FOSTER,
General agents,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER UNION,
Al PARK-ROW, n. Y.
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Italian -NIgnon-Friday evening--Thc
only choice seats left can be had by applying at 10
VI. Y. OWNS 81. Denis Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21

Offering choice patterns in round point and point al
pque lace at 80 per cent below cost j. ~ hoiilson ~
broadway.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13
]. RAchtinger. II. D.,

UF ,ylENNA,)
.sHygtCt Nv 10 THE IrALIAN IN
depepIe,lt snd French NJ. u. rOoie-
teas VA:u llst Of bhe Frsueu hospitaf in
san Francisco. All chroDlc obstinate
cases aud t.psIattous On the eyes attend
sitFi,:g - 10. 7Gi sacramento street,
rnar.af Eeiray. Ra-idenc --SE. cor
les Sis, a;s,i Pacific streets, san Frun-
i.,.., OcS ty
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13
CYPRESS HEDGE PLANTS.

Ihavs nov on hand few thousand OF
the MONTERREY CYPRESS, which
makes such handsome hedge. They
oni With lbs Widney Transplanter, war
ranting every one TO live. Also tine
s,iants of same in pots. They have oeen
very soarce, ca' be bought cheap now,
Ter ihey vail be- iai ger and dearar
.'S '"~' n. II. SPE NICER.
,s,l-in Hill street. near rirst.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13
Or. Joseph kustz

'5us removed bis office 10 No. ~ MAIN
.,TE fSk,r, over Uotler Bradley 4 Furnt-
lure stOfe.
ono, Houfs-From 10 80 u, 10 U ana
TO o. Residence bu, la Vista street
myll
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13
/. HANNNN, ii. D.,

{:>!1'y PHI TSlClAN ~
:. &E-ss&ll, IAN FRANCO BLOCK.
-,derce DOwney Avenue, East
.Atei.s. bear the end oi street rillI"
nii. .-H,rs from ii to ia. al; from ! 70
Il. apps II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13

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s.aAse..a4r. sso.ms sonsn.

MoJAvE, Sept. l2.-E J Pinker-
on, L Mur.n5, T. A Donald, 9
" Spencer, john Mctabe, 7 Ban.
iiis, f Hit, NJ o d'gnr, ] n
>roft, n Ciells and wife, s Glover.
II q Hubbard, J S S,tpLens, y z
Ward, H A Karns.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Coming

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l2.-The
following ARE the passengers by the
steamer Orizaba, which sailed to.
day at 0 A. NJ:
Miss O'Melveuey. Mrs Lanning,
Mrs wills II, Mrs o Z Dowley,
Miss z / u on, N Bauer.
MISS M L Ia lor, L Manrham,
n stone and wife, Mis @ N Cousins,
Mr. Iii man g. wife, MIS- Ullmau,
GA Storke, Mrs Ke.ltn,
J N White. MIR, q L Bathy &chilj,
II Knhling.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13
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Price, S3 per botiie or four times the
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Solo Agent
p. .S.-DR. MINTIk canshe consulted
in reference 10 the above com plaihls dur
ing Office hours from A. N. toa r NJ.
iaily, and from 6 10 8 In the evening.
sunday, 10 A. NJ. TO y. NJ. Consultation
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With every .atka.e of medicine. fyIit +
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Aus,i..'s Es.cens aIia.ss.

SAN FRANCISCO. s pit. IL DIR.
icNulty w,O Attended Alexander
\usiir during lis recent Illness ut
lie Occidental Hotel, positively
Ienies that it was occasioned b!
olson, but was in the nature of All
popiectic stroke. His partners IN
the stock business deny that he had
pepn In any way hardly treated 10y
the Bona ga firm, AZ has been ru-
mored. They also state that the
deceased has shown evidence
If faiIiug mental powelsj that
lie made mistakes in the
Board, would buy when ordered to
sell and vice versa. They are I'M
aware of his having any mo Iey in
-pecial, aud know nothiI 6 Of the
funds belonging to the city. They
say that recently deceased hao
operated very little on his own nc
count, had been making no money
and had overdrawn his account
with the firm.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13
s'.s1. t'.a.s 90. ''S's's'""S.

PETALUMA, Sept. ll,-Up 10 4:30
this uftrtnuuu the cnilec'Ions for III
yellow fever fluid amount to S92l,
not ineludiup 500 by the 0 III Fr
uWs and $50 hy the United Work
nginet'S tNuh The ci y has nos
yef heen fully canvass d,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13
Ds. Chin Quong Elm,

s:kEIISa,esEI DOCTOR.
0PeICE-Corper xfs Angeles and Ar
eaGla streets. 49,, 5
UIhoa hours Jtum to IL "a. ". nnd from
fiSau 7Lo9p M up30tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13
sas Fs.sessao sGarne,s.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 10 Flour
-Qniei; -xtia, IS I2sS5 so. Whest
-Bgtte,; ;,nillInP, $l.o7a@l75; ship.
ping. S. 65@l 10. Is Btiev-Active
aud firm; coast feed, $95Gl OS; hay
$1u.a@l Is; brewing, ST 2C@i rs;
Ch.v',ier, coast, 81 25@l 81; rn"ic
ST 75@l SO Oats-SIeai,;O rpon.
81 35Gl IS; California, 81 ls@l 6S.
Cnrn- Demand fair; whi'r, Sl.l.a
@i.20. small yellow, Sl.S0@l.3 .3:.2.
Rye-Nominal; ST. 80 Hay 40
tive anl drm; cl,"icr wheat, Slfi
fair, do, $l2 50I commission stock,
81. Potatoes White, 1@ltc; red,
lJ@Is. Wo"l-Duli ana s,ecks me-
runula,inpj t,ir Southern, S@l29;
Northern, l2s@l5c.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Kirkpatrick.

aice and Residence-No. 10 FRANKLIN
SinkET. feEo-iih
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- n gFnge.sco Neter.

SAN FRAr CISCO, Sept. IL -Jo
.rpii Austin, brother of Alex Aus
ia, statrs that the deceased RECENT
y told him with regard to the pro-
ested tax.moueys that they wer.
iii right; that they were not on
deposit il any bank, but wer,
shere he cnuld put his hand OF
hem whenever he wished.
Touching the liability of Aus
tiui- bond -ni.n In case the fund
are not found all right, it appears
that Oh March 90, 1876, the Legis
la,ure passed an Act aiming espec
ialIy at Austin, making it u felony
for any tax collector to fail to turn
over any money remaining in his
possession within six mouths. .aftel
The passage Of the Act. On the
18th of December If the same veal
a resolution passed the Board o
SUPERVISORS calling upon Austin t,
turu over the fund. to the Treasur'
er, and, ia default of his doing so
directing the City and County At
torney to at once c0mrnenue iegaI
proceedings. For some reason, nc
action vas taken on this resolution
and it IL understood that the bonds
men will claim that this neglect o
duty and lack of due diligence OF
h- part of the authorities will alb
solve them from further liability.
In the case of Fred. w. May, "il
trial for attempting to prison eX
Supervisor Drucken, the jury las
evening disagreed, and were dis
charged.
The eutcrtainment at Platte
Hall last night for the benefit o
the yellow fever sufferers was wei
attended, and {he exercises w"r'
Instructive.
The ioH'n,li+t7 oi the city havt
stafteda subscription tor the 6enefi
nf tilP sufferipg newspaper men II
th0 South
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13
3 -ATH 8

A the great PURIFIER and EQUAL
fIGn of the hum IN body, enabling the
systeln to throw of its impurities aud
giylug Tn The lungs one-sixth more inspi.
fRtioI of, air than eau hs ootalne ny
breathIug, ny opening the pores of the
skin and giving full play to the insensi..
bie respiration so necessary to physical
health.
HpA female constantly ca hand to
walt on ladies.
ora, from A. to7p.M. s2Stf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13
AU Glk E,S'
Russian and Electric Baths,
sfGNoRET'S BUILDING. opposite
ezeFced fheaser.

K. HUGHES, in returning thanks to
the public for their LIBERAL patrunsse,
"a q With con fidenoe recommend his
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13

csy. rs. g. gssGHARDSCgs
s7t,~&ictam and EAsIrE@OD
,ieoc ?, Euri nm, ! Office, No. 10 pow
r,t.-.r,a Vista street. neyEiccS up starr
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13

s 80:
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goa Snoelrs aleEaltl.

X :
-f.t..i avery morning except hoh-
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-13
W. NJ. WILLIAMS. f. THOMPSON.
W. m. WILLIAMS & Co.,
General Forwarding, Storage and
Commission Merchants.

WAREHOUSE--San Pedro ct. depot.
OFEICE-Nos. | and s, Downey Block
with Thorn pson q Ellis.
N. B. We are prepared to make liner.
al loans on grain stored With us at ONE
PER GENT. per month. a9u