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NAsa'saros, d. C., Aug an--The Bureau Of
statistics IL preparing 4 statistical abstract Of
the United States, which PROMISES 10 be ono
Of The taost Interesting documents ever pub.
liahed by the Government. 1t will cousldt
Of abuut 15V pages. md will cmbrnca ta6les iu
relc1encs 10 finance, coinage, commerce,
emigration, tonnage, navigation, postal ssrv-
lec, railroads, agriculture. and mining. Tha
table uuon each subjuct will be placed upou 4
stugla page. III comparative form, and will c1-
tend back for At least tell ysara- The voluMH
Will be a decided improvement on the old form
Of atatract heretofore published, iEasmuch ~
the latter only furnished comparisons for tw o
or three years. Tua now publication will 10
mora In tho slYic vi tlls British statistical to.
puFts. One Of tho ulost advantageous feAturrs
Of thu new abstract will be tho manner lu
u!trh the exports and imports Of gold and
silver co!u aJd bullion will be separately tahiti
!atcd. Heretofore these important items hnyu
bren included under thu general heal oi
merchandise, which was calculated tu mis-,
lead those not familiar With the makeup
Of thB tables- The work Is being prepared
by direction Of Congress, anl when completed
will ba aent to thu otiicers Of the two Houses
| for distribution. During every session of Con'
grtss, tbs TREASURY Department Ia overrun with
resolutions from that body, and requests from
Individual members, for tabular Statements
upon ain oat every subject, involving large *
penltnro Of time ulid labor tn the pFepaf atk1t
ot the Information asked for. Ills ueW publ
Gallon Mill bo great savtng III this direction, ul
It will contain al The Information utou financial
, 1879-08-23

The young Princes Of Wales, On board tho
naechan.e, wl!. os treated lIko otlisr o,eefs @ q
have private cabin under tie poop. They wlll
iotn the Run-roo.D mess, the members Of which
will he lRransett special allowance, "a was tie
cass when tho Duke of Edinbnrr commenced
hts naval career. When tie Britannia School
broke up for tho holidays thern were 17G cadets
on board. 10th Princes obtained n first class In
tic examination III seasnanslp, which cntt1oa
them to thrta months' BeA-t!mc, md for general
good conduct obtained another three months.
Several Of the ot1itera and Instructors received
hanlAome presants frOm tho pr1nccs ~
souvenirs. The young Princes wilt be accom-
panied BY their naval Instructor, the Rev. M.
dalton,
, 1879-08-23

Of the meeting, this evening, was to settle this
Question, and to determine whethcr Or not tue
strike shond he general one. After consulta'
ton proposition ior a general strike was voted
down, and 'l,a strikers advised 10 return to
work at the old prizes. HAD Il different con-
cuson been reaches. 1t II probable the tilsaiTee.
ton would have spread 10 the West. As It h,
tlle trouble may 30 cnnstdcred over At least for
Tho prea9ut,
, 1879-08-23
Account of n Determined Street.
Battle In Montreal.
Revival Of the Old Animositiss In
Their Ugltest Aspect.
Starvation DeclmattnR The Indians Of th,
Northwest Territory.
An Indian Eats His Mother-in.Law, Wife
and Three Children.
The Lumber Trade Much Improved.
Horrible Ass.n1t---ManY 1tsma.
STREET BATTLE
VnsA{4t fk.uMta& "a ffA T.fh,.aA

STREET DATTLEs
8p<esdt Dspatsa - 1ns 1Hsaae
Mon1HhAL' AuR' <'-o4.'ng , .c neslorn-
anse o4 military panu on IhnlspS' square last
n'R"t y eol'ls'o, oe'ursea pot"een orange
Ioaue nr''ouS ah4 4''sn eatholes' soHe 4oo or
oou taxh's pat@ u appears from "hst eau 10
eatae.eu that preparations haa ncca maue
{! poIh parties W carrying heaSt
eluos ano oflne'ns q" ouhatt! III
asones lo1 tns express purpose o. oolng oas1le'
lhe '1oup'o oAsca oack sotne tsne' II arose
out u 70" on tne IAN fnsti a. Inc same
p'aee' IN "alea several parties vera rather
tonenlS nanoleo. burning 1of feSenge'
"n'eh eould mol pe s&thhed eS another
neht' II 10 fa'o' the paftY put to Hight
met to0ethcr anu held consultation,
"s wa'cn IL was aecideo 10 attend thc next scsc'
nadc Elfen n5 the hana, on tue following
thursday 1he'r oppoaents heard OF their de'
1cfn'oauon, anu maue arrangements aso to
apneaF III 1ui iofee' 1"o parry "n'oh ar
fiseo hrss upon tne eromna las' n'ent arc
sala 10 nave monopdazea all Inc seats In LIE
square, 10 the great annoyance OF many persons
VINO "eto una"a9e OF l.,e Storm winch Was rap
.al5 ote"lne. soon a1ter q numoef ot lFao
f'uea mateueo apon Ue seems anu
affa"eea themselves oen'no ono OF INC
ose'plea .ea.s, ."s oesupa"'S o'
, 1879-08-23
SECRETARY SHERMAN.

MANSFIELD, O., Aug. sa-1t il reported In
some of the mota!ng papuss that Secretary
Sherman Ia SILK aud unable to Ill hls atpoluk~
nnenss. This Is mistake. Secretary Sherman
Is not alex. aud only cana homs Tor few daYs
rest. Iie will q, to Columbus on Mondsy nc1t
sud fulfill I'LL engagements that hare besu
1uada for him,
, 1879-08-23

Kcadvllle, Maas.. Fen. III, iB72.
II, II. Stevens. Etu.:
Dear sir-lt gives me great pleasure to give in
nv testimony to the goud ctIuct The FeKottne has
bad on me. have been troubled for twenty yeass
with an eating tlce7 On my shin lone During taat
it cured TIL uow. Soue three months ago II waa
very bad, 20 that the flesh was eaten Into tho
bUnc, from place as largo NJ tnc palm Of your
hand. l wss recommended by Mr.. Tillon 10 try
your yegettnc, ami 1 uha 81. In taxing ths asss
bottle Il commenced TO heal; and hsre only taken
nys totttk and IL IL all healed nicely, and wunld
cheorfully recommend it tu al! alike anlcted Ko'
spsctful1y Jours, NlLsuS sEAhs.
yeget!ns thoroughly cEaltcates cvesy kind Of
hrmUr, and restores the ctlEa systc1a to healthy
cQb4lttOu.
, 1879-08-23

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. "a dry-house
connected With the furniture cssablishment Of
Henry Hermann took ira thss morning, and for
: time threatened serious loss. The damage
was only $4,000. Hermann IL very large man-
ufac.urer, having Embellishments Ia London,
Now York, Phtla1elpha, md Sau Francisco.
, 1879-08-23

would hardly ba condemned At all. When hs'
eas.lnation for political causes becomes COM
mon procedurs, and tho stnts oo'ern1ont ean
not or viii MT prevent II, 1t is limo Tor o'snef
bover to interiors.
, 1879-08-23

II tho Ohio Democrats can carry the State
,rrts,aturo with tsu 100 majority against them,
shey viii nave to plead guilty to sumo powerful
ccrrYnanderlng.
, 1879-08-23

FoHT WArNx, Ind, Aug. 22.-The woolen
mills at Bluifton, owned By II. c. Arnold {; Co.,
burned down Ut noon to-day. Loss, $5,Uuo; no
insurance. Flax-straw valued al $l,o00, owned
by the Dluffton Tow Company, vxs also do.
stroyed; no insurance.
, 1879-08-23

Reunions OF veterans have more Significance
now than they did ten yeass s1o. Ihe war
doesn't seem as much settled now ~ u Old ttlen'
, 1879-08-23

REuonoTH, Dsl., Aug. e2.-Tlo Surf House
burned carly this morning. There mero sixty
guests in tho houso At the time, every ons Of
whom eacaped, but they lost all their baggage.
, 1879-08-23
REAL.

Il dentist With but s,nsla utdsr per week must
needs charge so 10 $40 for 4et Of toelh 10 pay
for idle tme, while tho facilities aud immense
patronage Of tho McChosuey Hfos. enable them to
furnish the salnu, tho beat, fos -. Ftncst tlltug
enc -lhlrd rates. Corner Clark and Itsndolph
htseeA.
, 1879-08-23
Yazoo needs missionaries badly. But !tneeds
0ovdef and hall first.


a n NOTES.
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G. u H.: n.sa'""J 'n"sA''!o "
car '"a'e" n".'' :. ~. so'A ~" ~" ',o Insas
w!de's e'es.'I, NJ m $50. ~ =, ,1, :. ~
faTof o. m'e, "a..et "e.t"e. ~, w.. 1,s u"o'o
Toms caon' neso.a,nk NV ~ oa ', na'u punoas, .
VefJ capa'e".tu oooN s..o uoos" ."s.' nuAs
to tho blnle. n"'e ~ .nI ~
BET o1 cn'o.' ..',..sa -, oh.'n". .sw.,,. ~.
cofnueh!3 .'..s r,.as... ~ -, ~. n,.....
Jand i"e'1"s fA's'sS0' aA1 "'o' o''"'
solamo' r-.7,,.rrA. III.
,,,. ~ A.,..,. o.,.
MILO n''A"' ,a'.-s.'." a.. v..','. ...,"..s
nan'ea a''et nns "vn'a, nn e'1s ',u'e".e
l'tapk,'' ~. ..,..sr,. ~ ,,,asss.S. .,a'.,sa
nsst eal1ca "e' 'o 49,. ss.t ,',@
tho casoee ~ ns,.1s ill., "s ss -" ~" m ~
Lumpkln "as .,a". ~. ~. '.ss In - ' .s ~ ~"
Comp'oH. ~ asn,. 10. -, c,,nr..t,on ,,tth t,,.
1919. !ass ''' ''"'a. "@' '' .'""es''''' "''A '"'
dt!Ano'' 7~-.xx,1 rAru,r.
I, 'as sns Va. tn. g,n.htes s Of
g,r 1ohcrt Laur!c, and was born "uuon tho 18th
d.v n, ncecm1er, 1859 yoars, about q o'clock In
tha morning." The upcn 10 which you refer,
nut MI eaug sA,n!n LaurIo,'" vas written By
1,sysrd Tay.or.
s-stAvEnr,
s'TnnooF," Ch!cago.-1t Is not particularly
rroatable working thresttAV over old straw. or
conjccurlpg what might hare buon tho course of
history II certain things which did not taka place
lad taken place, but our own opinion IL that tho
slavery question might hRyc been aottIed onco for
ali more thati ccntorY ago In this country, and
10 ncrcr hayo become the plAene Of the Republic.
In 1T7as planter brought a ntavs named Jan,en
somcsaot 10 London and turned him out Of doors
when be fell alck. Granville Sharp, a lawyer,
placed tho outeast iu hospital till a recovered,
and then not him situation "a 4 xeryaut, but two
yea,s later sou,orset waa arrested aud lp,prsoaed
1,y hla mastor ns q runway s1sye, Mr., Shatp
brought ths patttcs before tho Lord MaYor,
who o,do.cl somersct's release; whqu his
.n,.+.t sc1vnd him vlolcntlv nhnrn hrourht
, 1879-08-23

Tho uao OF troops 1t the polls Shocked the
Southern heart, but tho usa of assasslns At tic
noits Is thought to 10 natural and right.
, 1879-08-23

Assasstns havu unmado States hofors now,
but Assintfppi Is tllc only 8tate III history held
u n On tho pofnta of assasslus' dagHers.
, 1879-08-23

all .tnsAns use ''lrown'a %eEu}tuHs Com1A. :"
They arc tho beat. turc*t, And most pleasant ROM
edy knumu. Avoid Countustslts. pflcc, .5 cents,
, 1879-08-23

and commercial subjects possessed by the De-
pattment. The vnI,lma for 1878 will 10 com-
ntc.ed In fer weeks, nnt1 that for 1879 will be
tn1lhed Sons time n Jannary next.
, 1879-08-23

r!me-a:S0, 2:18, 9:10!i. o:20, @:10.&.
JACKsONvtLLK, Liz
Eorcfal Djtudtch II 1Ae TrfbNxA+

BHftfH
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,. Aug. G..-To-lay closed
the Morgan County Fair. The attendance Vas
very larGe for the last dsy. and the officers re-.
races this afternoon werc vi au Interesting char
aelcr, and the principal attraction Of the day.
4lmboy ind mate, owned hT Wash Corbln, Of
Quincy, non the double team tr0t, best three In
fire, mile heats, taking three straght hsatsi
besl tlnln 0:03. Elite, owned by Gen. Mc.
Ciernal,.l, won The running raeo In thrce straight
lieass, time :5d, 200, aud :5a Flye herds Of
line bioedcl cattEa wero shown In tue RUG to-
day, an,i thlrty-Hya fsailfons compelled for the
RWccpkt2kel nreUlun.
, 1879-08-23

70 cok!EHT0HnKNTS,
~ o. G., Ch!cago.-Ask any agent OF stean'
ta'p company In Ch!esgo; there ase about twenty
tnent' IT shey won't answer. We will.
JAMES !. DAN1En Wankc&l,n.-Th0 most hc-
cnfate ssatistts On this punt are largely euess-
wo'k' would he .u,poss!tlo to tab4ato the local
afutea. fot sometimes they concern the estimated
harvest and sonetiuea lbs grain handled at ssp-
mnR po1ats' Tho cemn,iasiuneE'a 1guFus for hit,
Luz 5sn % rhoh you refer, arc ]. .:,42. 6ba. 600
pa'nels Of Indian corn. ot,s. OOH. 800 bushels ot
"aeal: ind 400, ;sl, 900 bushels OF oats, with IN
~ naaa! @ ssstags Of 81, H14 7l bNshes Of barley,
~. v.ooo Of rye. 0,ol0, 7S7 Of backwlleat, and
80 .ts3"a:H ot potatoes throughout thu present
aseaos' For details, write to ths comm!4sloacr
" agriculture, Washington. D. O., or, ~ to 1oca!
psoaueloa aud handling, to tho Secretary OF ths
1oasd OF Tsads Chicago.
, 1879-08-23
SPORTING EVENTS.
Darby and Lucy Fleming The
Winners at Utfca-"-Trot-
ting at Earlvii|e.
Games Won by Boston and Gin
cfnnati Against Troy and
Cleveland.
Webb Beaten by Boyton in tho Twenty
ava-Mile Swimming Match.
THE TURF.
KAlsLYtILA, I'LL.

THE TURF.
EAnLyiLLH, I'LL.
Apketai Dttpa:cn to M 7sdtuHA
EAntvir.hE, ILL.,. Aug. 22.-1o-day's races
concluded tho tenth annual meeting Of the
Earl Park Association. The weather WAS op-
i,ressiyciy warm, and dust lay thick On the out
er garments Of nll present. Four hoEses start-
eli in tis frec.for-ati. John II. NAT dtstanced for
running 10 tbs llrst heat, and sllversldee, hot
favorite in the start. was dlstanceu from sheer
exhaustion tn the fourth. The horse, formerly
a good one, ia a cripple, and It was crusl to hare
driven bin In a raca when be should have been
turned out to grass. viii Cody "oo tne race
aud first third. aud fourth money. cozotto
won second money.
Summary:
er.!dea............ :. .". "..3 = dls.
''ss Tins-s;2sX; ali @:5iS sa s;a1A.
The 3:9J race, won Ia straight heats bJ
sc1ola, was bitter rdssppo!ntment to MANY who
bought Foxsc V. for nrst, Wagper's Rashaw for
kota slaid, and Fanny Robinson III the aeld.
SUMMARY. !.
SctotA. . ..Hs,...s. ....s.ss +.l l.
Wagne1's Dssraw............... "..,ss = + {
i rox!e ''.'''' ''''''' .'.'''...'.'..'s ..s :
Dakota aasd -. ..''.''''.'''''. .'''''''st Z
1tVbiHhuHI.ts s$t 's0 v y
Timc-2:28; 1:@01s; a:c6M.
UTICA.
Utica, Aug. 2o.-i.ast daT Of tho Utica Park
| Association, 2:18 class:
Lucy Fleming, ".... ""..." 9 g J
TimsM*s8. H@s's: ::s5, a::, ::s;
| ais eIaas:
DAfby...s .....s.t ss+++.. t.s.+s !
Dick SWiVellet. .......... =
| 1iann1s-..". -" ..'s...'. ..'.- '.'.3 ! :. ! !
Dftyef 20. :. ....... ...... ..3 y !
, 1879-08-23

Gpft4G fH&bt0ch 10 ans 5F1bNHe.
OTTAWA, Aug. 23.-Alctter has been received
from former resident Of Ottawa, whoia located
on tlsc plains eighteen miles from Ford Edtnon-
ton, Northwest Territory, At tho end OF
Futter's telegraph line Tho letsar Is dated
July g. and the writer states That the Indians aru
starving, and MI outbreak ia generally fcarcd.
8avcn lo1Kes Of Indians huye starved to death
on the pla!ns utter eating their horses.
An Indian alto hts 3nothes-ln-!aw,
wife, anil three children. The Mounted
Police Is totally Inadequate III case
Of an Indian uprising. The Government, III
vlow Of trouble, from Information received,
have decided to increase thu military force in
tho Northwest, and have given authority for
tile formation OF couple Of CON palies Of
mounted riaomen, utld . few companies Of In
fantry. Tic aru,s, accouttenentst saddles, al,d
brides for their use ara now being dispatched.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-11
San Francisco Markets.

Corrected every Wednesday af-
ternoon for the HERALD by Spear,
Meade & Co., Commission Mer-
chants, 316 and 3ls Washington
street, San Francisco.
The produce market, like other
branches of trade, continues mac
tive. There is wide spread feeling
akin to distrust growing out of the
possible adoption of the new Con-
stitution, and until after the vot Q
on this question confidence will net
be restored. Though prices remain
low, purchases are light for the
reason stated.
Barley-Coast feed, o5@s5c. per
GENITAL. S&
Beans-Lima, S4A@4a; pea, $50
S3b; butter, $2t@24; small white.
b24@3; red, Sl4@ls; bayo, 81 go
al 75; pink, ST. 4U@l so.
Corn-Large yellow, 90c; small
yellow, $l@l 024; large white, 95@
974c.; small, white, $l(1 02l.
Eggs-20@22c. per dOz.
Hens-$6@S per doz.
Broilers-Young roosters, S6@9
per doz.
Onions-15@16c. per pound.
Potatoes-Early rose, choice, S13
ola; early Goodrich, $la@2; new,
lt@2c.
Honey-Stocks are heavy, and
while sections report short or nc
crop this year, others will have
part to full yield. With the large
mum ber of new apiaries just start
ing, the indications are that re-
ceipts will be as large as heretofore
and the outlook, with SO much o
the old stock on hand, is not en-
couraging for better prices. VIZ
quote choice extracted at 4@4Ac.
ordinary and candied, 3@4c.; comb
5@6@7c.
Efforts are being mad
to form u combination among & th'
Los Angeles and san Gabrie
groves, in hopes that by this cours'
better prices may be obtained; bu
as all shippers do not join and som,
dealers purchased the entire yisl,
from different orchards. the resul
thus faEAas been to create q great
ere The trsus for this "outside'' fruit
Tmay iesalrary scarcity creates
! JSet f0r>the time being
II nd 4 onpfnO fruifn xuf1
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-11

in pipe at Mrs. Jopes's expense, OF
that she have the privilege to con-
meet with zanja at the head OF
ditch.
Petition of f. P. Forster and 9th.
ers for franchise to erect gas
works according to the Lowe pat.
-nt, etc. Referred to Committee
on Gas.
Petition of Jose de la Cruz Va
lenzuela for quit claim deed. Re-
ferred to Committee on Lands.
Petition of M. Norton and G. w.
Wright to be allowed to examine
connections Of Main street sewer.
Granted, under superintendent of
City Surveyor.
Petition of George o. Wilson, to
be allowed to keep a sail boat on
Reservoir No. 4, to hire out to such
persons as may wish to use it. Re-
erred to Committee on Water
supply.
Communication from the City
Water Company in relation to dep
edations by stock on their ditch
'utside the city limits. Referred
{" Committee on Fire and Water.
Adjourned,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-11

for better returns are not encourag.
ing. We quote: Los Angeles or.
anges-70 to 100 per box, $4,000;
100 to 125, $27 5O@32; 125 to $50,
$l5@22; $50 to 200, $10@l2 so; 200
to $50, $7@8. San BernardIno or
anges-70 to 100 per box, $50@6O
per 1000; 100 to 1875, $32 5000; I25
to 150, $27 50@32 50; $50 to 200, $40
OPS; 200 to 250. 81 5O@12.
Lemons-In betterldemand; 81 so
@12 so per 1000
Limes-$3@5 per 1OUO.
Walnuts-5@82c. per pound.
Raisins - Very dull; Riverside
and similar brands, $1@1 25 per
box.
HONEY PACKAGES.
We are continually receiving in
quiries from your section regarding
the best shape to put honey in for
shipping. Permit us to say through
your columns that for export pur.
poses barrels or kegs are prefefred.
For our own trade, oil cans in cases
seem to us as well as any. The
new 80 pound cube can, with strong
case, which many bee men seem
inclined to adopt, would, we think,
furnish at the same time a case
easy to handle, sufficiently strong
to stand shipment without danger
OF breakage or leakage and adapted
to both home and export trade.
SPEAR, MEADE & Co.
San Francisco, April 9th.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-11
Merchant Tailor.

Mr.. f. Veyessett, No. Spring
street, calls the attention of the gen.
tlemen of Los Angeles to his large
stock of fashionable goods, compris-
Ing the latest styles of English and
Scotch tweeds, French and English
.iiagonals, broadcloths, casimeres,
silk and silk velvet vestings and all
other fashionable goods.
Mr.. F Lindquist, one of the most
experienced and artistic cutters, is
connected with this house and will
guarantee a perfect fit in all cases.
Jan. 5-tf.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-11
Garey's "Mediterran can Sweet

EDITOR HERALD: Iu YESTERDAY
mornings HERALD I notice com
munication entitled 'The Mediter
ranean Sweet" claiming to give
the origin Of this orange.
AS think it has reference to tn,
orange introduced to notice by my
self, and as Its introducer, I shoult
know something of its origin,
avail myself Of the courtesy of the
HERALD to give the true statemen,
of the origin of Garsy's Mediterra.
mean sweet orange.
A number of years ago l import
ed from Messrs. Ellwanger & Bar.
ry, of New York, a quantity Of diff
fsrent varieties of orange trees,
including Exquisite" and, as
supposed at the time, "Shaddock.n ~
have the Exquisite" now fruit
ing. 1t is a small orange, and
have never considered it of any
commercial value. This tree is
'hornIess and of a dwarf habit;
but, on the contrary, 6arey's Medi-
terraneau Sweet is not of u dwarfy
nabit of growth but is vigorous
gro and promises well to make
large, fine tree.
budded from the "Shaddocku I
bought from the Messrs. Ellwanger
Il Barry, and sold young trees from
1t as "Shaddock"-one that now
Ihink of to Mr.. J. nj. Asher, a nur.
seryman of San Diego. When the
"Shaddock" began to fruit it prov
ell to be an exceedingly good
orange-the tree thornless, a strong
grower, easy and a heavy bearer,
the fruit large size, rind medium
thickness, almost, and in a MAORI
ty of instances, entirely seedless,
highly colored rind and pulp very
solid, juicy, and OF a fine, sweet
,nd agreeable flavor. I was sur
prised at the unexpected result of
my "Shaddock," and because of its
fine and superior qualities in both
Lree and fruit l propagated large.
ly from it. AS 1t proved to
be the very antipodes of the Shad-
dock L concluded to give 1t a name.
[ at first called it "Garey's Favor
ite," as it was my favorite of all
the varieties had fruited. After.
wards l determined to christen it
'Garey,s Mediterranean Sweet.n
The trees offered by the ndrsery-
men of this State as "Mediterran.
-au Sweet" as rule, are fiom this
stock, they having dropped part of
The name, probably for brevity's
sake.
In due course of tina Mr.. Asher
.alled on me and reported that his
'!Shaddock" had surprised Elm by
producing an exceedingly fine
+pecim men of orange.
On the 9th of July, 1877, for
warded Messrs. Ellwanger & Barry
specimen Of this orange, which
letter was answered August 2, 1877.
quote from their letter of above
date:
Your favor of 9th ult. came
1duly to hand. The or lnge sent by
'express also received. 1t was
quite sound. 1t is large, hand
"some fruit, skin very thick, flesh
"+weet. 1t is singular that you
Should have rec ceived it as Shad-
dock, which is a very acid fruit"
I had been exhibiting and cut.
ing before the members of the
) ,uthern California Horticultural
) 'ciety specimens Of this fruit from
April to August, inclusive, and it
W IS pronounced a fine fruit.
Hoping the above may throw
some light on the subject, L am,
respectfully yours,
THos. A. CAREY.
Los Angeles, April 10, 1879.
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The Ladies' Candy Factory

And lunch room has been removed
two doors below the old stand on
Spring street, where we are now
prepared to furnish hot lunch, tea,
coffee and chocolate at all hours;
also we keep constantly on hand a
fine assortment of fresh candies
and cakes Of our own manufacture.
Remember the place, No. 13 Spring
street. MRS. a. L. BEELER.
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County Court.............sT STEPHENS. J.

County Court.............S STEPHENS. ].
THURSDAY, April 10th.
Hayens VS. Tonner-FindIngs and
decision in favor of plaintiff. Ten
days stay.
Isaac Cohen vs. His Creditors
Order of adjudication filed.
Andrew Mills vs. His editors-
Order authorizing assignee to sell
estate of debtor filed.
A. HI. N edecken VS. His Credit
ors-Same order.
SET FOR TODAY.
Estate Of John Farrell. deceased.
BostWick VS. Moore,
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Re-0pening.

r. Neitzke, the pioneer under
taker of Los Angeles, has re-opened
the establishment at No. 3 Spring
street 1.-THE old standD, where he
will hereafter be found in readiness
to attend to all business in his line.
The finest hearse in the city is con-
nected with this establishment.
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COURT REPORTS.

District ......SEPULVEDA, ].
THURSDAY, April 10th.
r, B. Warner VS. s. and r. Nc.
Pherson-Findings and decisions of
Court in favor Of plaintiff.
Fryer vs. Beach - Case set for
Wednesday,, May 7th, 1879, by con.
sent.
H. w. Hellman vs. Jacques Levy
ct al-Findings aud judgment for
plaintiff ordered filed.
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To AFFORD IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN
ASTHMA, try DR.. JayDe's Expectorant,
which acts promptly by overcoming the
spasmodic contraction of the wind-tu bes
and by causing the election of the mucus
which clogs them. For WhoopIng
Cough, Group and Hoarseness, this me ed.
icine is equally beneficial, while for all
Pulmonary and Bronchial Disorders II
Is both palliative and curative, and q
sure and prompt remedy Tor all stubborn
Coughs al d Colds.
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The Best is the Cheapest.

Averill Mixed Paint; mixed
ready for use. White and all
shades and colors, in any quantity
required. Universally acknowl
edged to be the best and most dura-
BILE In all climates. The genuine
to be had in Los Angeles only a.
Harper, Moore & Co.'s Agents.
o. S. ORRICK, Gen. Agt.,
San Francisco.
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Notice..

The Ladies' Oyster Rooms, Re-
4uena street, near Main, opposite
the United States Hotel, are again
opened to the ladies and will be
carried on in strictly respectable
way, 90 that all ladies, with OF
without escorts, may feel at ease
and receive prompt and respectful
attention. Oysters in every style,
shrImps, tea, coffee, ETC., constantly
on hand. JOE BAYER.
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