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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

FLOUR-There was 1alr movement OF H2uT
1000 bbls taken for Cuba. Nevertheless. the
market was quiet. and prices were easier ana
ea e now g m Buyers are sopepang
closely Ia anticipation Of q further recession In
prices. although all sellers do not agree In thai
some sl1M 3 parties who iii their choice old wheat
lief that sooner q lsles they viii con. com
i"sao bbls last week saes-1oo 100 and $50 bbls
on plst term ass LOO Ii and 30 d s
at SIS s7: 100 at s. 40; 40 at 81 7s 100 at IS s71
IS at IS 1O Is at 80 l2h25 at IS 20; % at So %;
Ras suo e 2 Fancy extras IS 1889
tras IS Is a6 Is; double extras s5ns 12h; single
e eao5an q o 75ss Is - bbi Dealers IL
their trade obtain an advance Of soc Dbl on
tn 9oh Rf' MEAIIs easy ana the 10y qualities
are at s. $500 45 . bbi but good to choice meal
Is steady and firm at ~ 5000 s. p Dbl ex land
So 50 and Is bbls at 50 IS; Is, IS and 100 bbs at
= 81 3 Gf:o[gR-stsaay $ g. -. :,
GkITs-Ez landing 50 1902 80: jobbtne at
% ey@2 e5; sales-25 and Is bDs at - 50; Is at
1PoRKMReceipts are liberal and prices are
quiet and easy. but the demand is slow. we
quote standard mess $40 IS for summer cure
and SO SOIL for choice winter packed. Dealers
obtain the usual advance on these prices.
Salss-25 BIS at SO So 50 at $40 80; 100 to arrive
| at Sl1 p Dbl
Demand fair. We quote shoulders at 4@4 05e
for loose and A15c for packed. Dealers OBJ
| tain the usual advance on these rates, Salss-1
car load loose shoulders at 05e; 25 boxes DO az
| Ike: a5 boxes do on private terms.
| BACON-The supply is fair. but the demen r
| ia dull and prices are quiet and easy we
quote shoulders 4he. clear rib sides oAe, ana 7.
clear sides $4,000. Dealers obtain the usual cd
vance these prices salesalo boxes o. s snsq hn
| HAMS Active and Arm. with large sales at
an ADVANCE on previous prscss we quote:
| Choice small averages. 10k GIG; madlum aver
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21
A SPLENDID MANSION
IN ONE OF THE PRETTIEsT NEIGHBoE-
HOODS OF THE SECOND DISTRICT.
Northwest Corner OF Rampant and Ursulfnes
streets.
SUCCESSION OF DR.. AUGUSTA DUpAQUIER
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Al les.

DY g. Il. GIRARDEY, AuetIoneer-Of ONCE
ID No. 81 Camp street. SAT UKDAI. June IS,
1879. at u o'clock m. at the 81. Charles Auction
Exchange, will BIZ sold st public auction Ill thu
rotunda OF the 81. Charles Hotel, in this city.
pursuant to a Judgment rendered By the Hon.
Al, u. T1s6Ot. Judge ut the second District Court
for the parish Of Orleans, on the sixteenth Of
May, and signed ON The twenty. first OF May.
1879. In the above entitled matter the following
described property. to Wit
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND SIT
uated In the Second District of this city, and In
the square bounded BY Rampant. Ursulines. 1t.
Claude and Bayou Road streets, measuring ID
feet front ON Kampa. street by 40 feet In depth
between parallel lines and front on Ursnlfn0g
street. all French measurement.
The property forms the northwest corner OF
Rampant and Ursulines streets. and fs Inn
proved with d splendid three story brick man
sion OF modern ARRANGEMENT, afJrding sup6-
rior comfort and conveniences, and admirably
adapted for aristoeratic ard professional resi-
entirely COMPLETED; an outlay OF $4,000 will So:
cure. the completion. according % plan and
specifications or ia. d Hemecourt, Esa super
vistng architect TO be seen at the auctIoneer'6
office. which will render the property one OF
the richest and most complete homesteads fn
the city. Sale positive.
Terms and Conditions Cash, and the pI1r-
chaser to assume, In addition TO the price of
adjudication the taxes due and exigfbIe in 1873.
Act Of sale ut the expense OF the purchaser
before Jos. Cuvelier. ESQ, notary public.
nnY2f at ie7 il N %
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,.areial and Financial Matters.

y. ,.rday there was fair demand for
~ init buyers wanted concessions, which
|vsV'l, yrere unwilling To grant. This re-
s'aaa The movement to 425 bales, which
Res IN an the basis Of quotations for the
sss aales of cotton during the week foot up
Y. ln 10y against 2275 bales last week, and
W ia week previous. Since last Friday
,',aisnr spot has fallen from 12114M12c.
~ ALLOWING Is q comparative statement
X ,e nrices Of futures;
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Friday Evening, June 40. 1872 J

COTTCE-The position Of the cotton market
here has ruled easy throughout the week, md
closed easy to-day with sales Of 475 bales. The
demand is fair, and buyers and sellers are
apart In their Views as to prices. the former re-
fusing to make concessions To effect sales.
The following Is the closing OF the Cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HoTEL-Mra " A Jack, Miss Ida
II o Minor and two children, Pierce Butler.
Louisiana; NJ ] Alexandria, Texas; a I Cross.
Charleston; K Warren, wife and son. lilinois
Miss Sharp, Ohio.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

Morris and Essex. !. -. IS
Miehiean Central. u. !. 7s
Tliinois Central Observation-Disclosures. s7 III
Union Pacific. OK dividend .......... 751z
Cleveland, Clinton. Cincinnati and Indian
anaIis. ..@................s... 4et4
(bfeapo and Alton. ................ 821
Chieago and Alton preferred. ........ .113E
Cleveland Columbus and Indiana Central. 81
MI Jna 2Nszz
III la r,refarred IN
Ohio and Mississippi. AN
Waatary, Tfnfnn an. dividend. .4..s.......... 95
AtIantic ana paeifie. .............-......... aga
Pacific Mail .................... 15A
amiob aiiuer Observation-Disclosures. Is
MaiIs Il Fargo Observation-Disclosures. o.
Ar nap 60 : : = s ................ 4s5h.
TIni,ad atatea Observation-Disclosures. 475s.
ID state bonds Louisiana consols advanced
t0 Al
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

AUCTION SALES.
By G. Z. Girardey.

IMPORTANT SALE or CHOICE STORE AND
Residence Property In TIP First. Second and
Fourth Districts. com pf1sing the. splsndid
rondsIet and Barunrle streets: the elegant
twO-storV Brick Residences No. 236 st.
Charles, near Tiyoli Circle or Les Monu-
ment Place; the handsome two-story Frame
Residence No. 22s Second, between Caron-
delet and Baronna streets; the tWo-story
Frame Dwelling No 327 st Mary. between
ST. Charles and Prytania streets; the two
story Double Tenement Frame Dwelling
Nos. 4g1 and 400 Rampant, between Euterps
street and Felicity Road the Double Tene-
ment Dwelling No. 1854 Ursuines. between
Ramuart and st. Claude streets the Double
Tenement Dwelling Nos. 173 and 175 Marais.
between Dumaine and 81, Ann streets: the
store forming the northeast corner of Royal
and Dumaine streets; five Building Lots
and Frame Buildings. forming the Northeast
corner OF Claiborne and Dumafns streets !;
for account Of the New Orleans Savings In
stitltiOn,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

he Galveston Board OF Health have in
Ilsaed Capt Fowler, agent Of the Morgan
Ek that fruits which have passed the New
tlns quarantine will be permittea to enter
city by way Of Shreveport. They have
t1informed Capt. Fowler that coffee will be
emitted to be brought from New YORK 20
etFeston by the Morgan or Mallory
Winners
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igibIe Iii 1850 To bs assumed BY the purchasers
over and above the price of adjudication. and
further TO pap In cash the auetioaeers charges
Tor making the sale and the noEary'S fees for
transferring the property.
Acts ofsaie before A. Hero. ESQ, notary pub
He SaRtd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

DurinQ the week the transactions In State
|cfols have been unusually heavy, the sales
|sgegating s1,s14.ooo. The fluctuations 10
|rtss for these securities during the week
MN as follows: Saturday 425sG431s, Mon
NJ ass5 804szz, Tuesday 44116sD442ss, Wednes-
NJ 411lso445s, Thursday 43sSg4sls, Friday
|St9e4Ds1. 1T will BIZ seen by this that the
t1p Yesterday was very heavy one.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

ben Butler, who should know thing or
VI about money matters, does not think
it the selling OF per cent United States
MIDI at s per cent below the market rates
ybsttutes q sufficient basis upon which to
Mare Secretary Sherman "a great financial
YInaRer." He has very poor idea OF Syn
late Johns financial greatness.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

BsTFo steamships are now being built ct
|4Aladelphia for the New Orleans trade; one,
iron, for the Morgan Line. and another,
(6led the Wanderer, which Is to ply between
|hs port and Vera Cruz.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

The production of butter and cheese III this
E4SIntry is said to be four times greater in
E4sloe than the total value Of our gold and
$1Iyer mines.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

NJ have received from Mr.. Wirnmo, chief
athe Bureau OF Statistics at Washington, the
Vance statement VI the exports Of domes-
IS provisions and tallow from the United
|sates during the month Of May, 1879. From
we learn that the value OF the exports Oh
se articles for last month was S7,9S5,12s,
9sslnst IS, 919, 561 for the corresponding month
II year shnurinsr a decided falling of.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

49,. g. xras q good demand for sugar under
80 .s.oaa and prices ruled firm; but molasses
sae o 80 aniet and business was confined to
W 81 retail trade The stock under the
. sl u INSISTS OF 327G hhds of sugar, against
sus.' ssds saue time last year, and 596 bbls OF
IAN Nd against M5O bbIs same time last
s~.nlp0 the run of the week the market at
I !. /. 10. syaIr, landing shows easier prices. Yes
s AZ S. eorr, being In only moderate supply,
E. 8 ataadler, and oats dropped off 1c per
s.hsla, but were fairly active at the decline.
ss pi,nr has quietly but steadily weakened
Til the past week, and prices have been
sssEed down 150125 cents per barrel. Yester-
NO. fair business was done Id the local trade,
s.e.ntiuo to some 1900 barrels, but the fea-
80 Il the days transactions vas the sale Of
AN s ,arrels OF city mills flour for expectation
a asraIa, The receipts have been 13,44O bar
Va MI week, against 1860 barrels last
.sb Thus far this month the receipts show
N irarease Of 59o8 barrels over the same time
IN month, being 5000 barrels this month,
..s,nat %, 142 barrels last month.
prnyisions commanded only moderate at
..st,on the past week. The quotations Of
..aarlay, com pared with cur figures for last
s,day, show steady rates on dry salt meats
/ MI bacon, and an important advance Of Ic
1 Y aarar-clred hams. Mess pork ID III good
amy. and the demand being dull, prices are
..rsly steady at prices current one week ago
M reeeipts from the West this week have
IN ID follows: Pork $500 bbls. against 217e
| s,a list week; packed meats, dry salt and
i.eo1 1888 casks and 565 boxes, against III
~ and en- boxes last week; hams 81;
t,roes, against 1888 tlerces last week; lard 9O4
| a~ees and 400 kegs, against 453 tierces ant
sx kegs last week; bulk meats u, $40 pounds
|aSalnst 2I, ESQ pounds last week.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

The purchasing price Of silver bullion at
FEW NEW Orleans Mint ID now fixed at 81 IA
|sH ounce for fine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21


feet inches and lines front on Royal street By
a depth aud front on Dumaine ST eet of 90 feel
/ inch and 4 lines. Together with the right of
ssrviluds OF an alley In the rear opening on
he improvements are substantially built
three-story and aftiek brick house. affording q
good sized store below. and hall leading up into
the dwelling. which is splsndidiy finished
s. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND. IN the First
District Of this city. il ths square bounded By
streets. The lot measures 81 feet front on kam,
part street By 1o5 fset In depth between parallel
lines. Together with all the buildings and In
tenement frame dwelling known by he Nos 4sl
and 1913 Ram part street. No. 1873 is occupied and
leased by Dr. a. FL. White. at the rate q $500 Der
anhum. until the thtrtieth OF September. 1879
.. FOUR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND.
together with the frame buildings fnsreon. slt-
uated In the Second DsfT1cs OF ms Ely. ~ Inc
maine and ST. Philip street-, DESIGNATED By the
letters A. B. G and ID. measuring eaeh 81 Ieet
inches and lines front on Claiborne street oy
l2o feet ~ DEPTH between rnr ~ claborna ana
Dnmaine streets. A good building site for
either large or small dwellings. store. etc
Terms and Gonditfons-One-Ihird or more
easf at tha option OF the pureh and the re-
maindsr at one or one aud two years credit.
One-third OF one half Of the cash aynenfs may
be made IL dividend checks" oathe New Orleans r
tfnn r, pa specially secured hy mortgage and
vendors Hen on the property sold. bearing
ali the usual clauses OF 8 per cent Der annnI
menf. 3 per cent attorneys fees Tn event OF
anti IL enfore- their collection, The improve
mants TO be kept Insured 10 cover the credit
snranee Transferred 10 The holders OF the notes.
The properly Ia sold with perfect titles. free
from al membranes. The taxes Que and e1-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

Peru ID about to learn how glorious q thing
Inexpensive war Is. She is to indulge In q
y K4e issue Of paper money, and to have her
[ls1de put on the market at a discount. War
ISpuId always be waged for principle, for II
Efsuiably compels the people to pay interest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

According to the circular OF Messrs. @. III.
lawrence & Co, the following are the re-
|y3Ou Oh this port DIT butter and cheese for
Nv raak ending June II.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

Two hundred and fifty-seyen drinking g.
as In Richmond, Va, made return OF the
shks sold during the month OF May as reg
red by the Moffett liquor register. They
united in the aggregate to e1,s1s alcoholic
Saks and 12l, 500 drinks Of malt liquors. q
eputation based on the price charged for
"a drinks by the saloon keepers shows
all the sales we're registered the gross
apts OF the saloon. keepers amounted only
neach per day. The conclusions reached
n this analysis Of the sales as reported Is
- the registering Of drinks is largely
,fed By the saloon-keepers or by the bar
aasrs whom they employ.
The Salt Lake Herald states that the herd
amels imported into Arizona three years
% and which because OF apparent failure TO
eiimatize them the owners were Obliged TO
IT. loose. have bred literally, have become
ecllmated and domesticated to the region,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-21

lnice point Ia the national bank loans has
- legally settled. The facts are thus
We'd: IA national bank loaned money, and
y as security therefor an assignment OF
ess and deed Of trust Of real estate.
| court held that the deed Of
ut was not void, and that the
sak would not be enjoined from selling
aeeeunder. While national bank is pro-
afed by law from loaning money On real
lata, yet II it does make loan on sucn
enity the security Is not void, but may pe
Etorcpd
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COMM REIAL.

ID Louisiana consols advances
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-25
EAST r ~.
ress sriiIiOn Dni,ars,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24th.-The
United States Treasury to-day
transferred. $l0,000,000 in gold to
the assay office at New York, to be
used in paying for foreign gold de-
posted for conversion into Ameri-
can coin.
The aouernment and the New York
CienriDg-EOuse.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24th.-Treas-
urer Gillfallen, in reply to cues
tion regarding the withdrawal of
the United States Treasury from
the clearinghouse Association,
said the matter had never been uu-
der consideration; but in conse-
quence of the rapid change from
currency to coin going on in the
public funds he had thought 1t
proper to call attention to possi-
bility, near or remote, that the
Department might be compelled to
make larger disbursements of silver
at New York, which would make
necessary a change in the rules OF
the clearinghouse or the with
drawal of the government from its
membership.
Presidsai Hays Eorsnc0ntn
Message.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2fth.-The Sup
has what It regards an epitome of
President Hayes coming message.
Hayes is strong hard-money
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-25

delicious. Mr.. Harasztiy has been
drinking the champagnes made by
himself for the past five years. at
an average of two quart bottles a
day, and he has yet to experiences
the least i'll effects from it. He has
really succeeded in producing a
wine which cheers but not intox-
icates.
ONE OF THE DRAWBACKS
Experienced by the house just now
is the fact that they will be unable
to secure all the wine needed by
them in their business this year.
They will probably exhaust the
whole available stock by March.
This will leave them in a most en-
barrassing plight. No fact could
show more clearly the advances
which have been made in popular
izing these wines in the East. For
the manufacture Of champagnes
the grapes raised in Los Angeles
county are not adapted. They have
entirely too much alcoholic basis.
Mr.. Haraszthy, however, paid a
warm tribute to the excellence oil
many of the products of our vine'
yards. By the way, par parenthese,
1 may state that learn that Mr..
Roses brandy is now as staple all
article in New York as Otard OIL
any other noted European brand
Naglee's brandy of the supposed
age of nine years, is freely sold
over the bars of San Francisco, anG
it is rapidly becoming a favorite
tipple. Gen. Naglee has had the
sagacity, together with the means,
to keep his brandy out of the mar
ket until it had attained the proper
age.
WE HAVE NOT YET IN CALIFORNIA
Wine cellars which rival in extent
those of the famous firms of Eu'
rope, some of which have as high
as nine miles of passage ways. But
we are improving and the cellars
of Landsberger, Kohler q Froh-
ling, and others, are steadily ex-
panding. 1t is pleasant thing to
know that an interest in which
Los Angeles county is so heavily
interested is attaining such robust
proportions. If they persevere in
the good work, such men as the
Messrs, Rose, Shorb, Titus and
Stoneman will be the millionaires
of the future. 1t is unfortunate
that, just as the Eastern and foreign
demand for our wines proves to be
SO emphatic, O short crop should
supervene.
NOTES.
MI. y. uo DuIbu ouOiu hao ihtSiy
put his experience in partnership
with the practical mechanical skill
of a cooper here and the result is
the fabrication of patent orange
box which, when used, can be fold
ed up and returned to the shipper
for future use. 1t is a neat and in
genious contrivance and will un-
doubtedly become popular.
Mr.. Arpad Haraszthy will make
visit to Los Angeles in few
weeks. Mr.. Meyberg, who has been
here for some two months past, re-
turns in few days.
The opinion is becoming general
here that the Southern portion OF
the State is to have another era of
prosperity. J. d. l..
San Francisco, Nov. 22d.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-25
EVENING srREETs-i.35 p. M.

Union, 56A b, 81 a; Savage, lo5f b; Ex,
chequer, Ais b; Con Va. 5zs a; H d N, 10
age, iOK s; Overman, IN b, 794 a; Bullion,
55z S; ChoIIar, 81 b, 50 a; Potosi, 5H S;
Jacket, 147s b, l5 a; Prize, "a b; Con Do
RADIO, 1856 b, 2 a: Scorpion. $40 b; Bull
Utah, II b; N Belle, 6k b, GA a; Tioga
22O a; l. Bryan, 25c b; Argenta, s5c a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-25

man. He is of the opinion that
greenbacks should be gradually
withdrawn from circulation, and
gold and silver be issued instead,
and be will ask Congress to pass
law Immediately to carry his rec
ommendation into effect. He will
also ask Congress to pass law linn
iting the further coinage of stand
ard silver dollars. In his message
Hayes will draw line between the
duties of the Executive and inter-
ference of the legislative branch of
the government, in the matter of
making appointments, as broadly
as possible. He wishes to break up
the habit which members of Con-
gress have of trying to dictate ap-
pointments. The message will also
deal with the subject of interfer-
ence of government employees in
political affairs. President Hayes
does not approve of office-holders
becoming ward politicians, dictat-
ing at primaries ard in conven-
tions. He recognizes the fact that
man by taking Office does not re-
linquish his political rights, and he
only desires that an office holder
should comport himself decently
and not neglect his public duties to
mingle in politics.
The message will probably con-
tain some reference to investiga.
tions which have been made dur
Ing the summer of the North
American fisheries. The subject OF
the Nicaraguan Canal will be at
tended to, its Importance urged,
and fuller survey of the country
through which it will pass will be
suggested.
Excisement sle Capital.
New YORK, Nov. 24th.-Tht
| condition of affairs in Lima is any.
thing but favorable. A Ministeria
crisis followed the capture of the
Huascar, and the new Ministry
was not formed until Perioia, the
great rival of Prado for the Presi-
dency, was called in. Prado has
become unpopular, and no serious
trouble would be experienced in
deposing him, unless his soldiers al
AFRICA determine TO sustain MIN.
Fireat wilmington, NC.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. "a
Colville ~ Co.'S steam saw mill
Altaffer g. Price's sash and blind
factory, large lot of lumber, 32t
casks spirits of turpentine and
about 500 barrels of resin belonging
to Alex. Sprunt & Son, besides a
large front of the wharf, has been
burned. Loss, nearly $4,000; in
surance, $4,000.
!Canvic;s WhiFaed.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Nov. 2ith.-
Five prisoners (two whites) were
whipped to-day, each receiving
twenty lashes. All were convicted
of larceny.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-25
Herald Steam Printing House.

Tho 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., 1879-11-25

IT SHOULD BE THE BUSINESS OF EVERY
one having q cold to treat it promptly
and properly until it is gotten rid of-in-
telligent experience fortunately present.
ing q curative in DR.. Jayne's Expectorant
thoroughly adapted to remove speedily
all Coughs and Colds, allay any exciting
in ILLUMINATION of the Throat or Lungs,
and remove the dis tressing symptoms OF
Asthma or PleurlSY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-25
a GARD

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
etc., will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
In South America. Send n self-addtessed
MAN, Station d, Bible House, New York
City d6-ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-25
NEW TODAY.
MATRIMONIAL.

A young gentleman who is good look
ing and witty and has means OF hisown
would like to correspond with young
lady of from is to q, with view to mat
rimony. All communications strictly
Address so. L." this Of
flee. NO 3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-25
LOST.

On Sunday, in riding from Main to
Fourth, Fort, Temple and New High
streets, FRENCH SHAWL and Il
GIRLS CLOAK. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by delivering the same
at this Office. n25-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-25
wmsre ,hs lnsurxentsA Are.

MADRID, Nov. 24th.-Premier
Campos has received advices from
Cuba which show that insurgent
demonstrations exist only in the
districts of Cinco Villas, Las Junas
and Baracoa.