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Ihecommunity has boon greatly exercised
TO lind out something that would excol '', ,Su
wonderful character Of w. II. Pa,terso, -. &
Ooa tobac,os and old Cabinet whisky hn,
oost nas yet been found. All Efforts Ia
q qSa. .neir Peaehstono l.iniment have been
gwen up lorg ago, and Pat,erson's goods ara
no, now all the go. Their chewing tobacco i h
' sIe hnesi manufactured, tho old Cabinet
v,iID !, makes man healthy, wealthy and
WISE" while tho Peachstone iiniment s anu
pas passes the far famed fountain Of youtbp I n
restoring health and vigor 10 tho siIlctod III
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n U,,s.e " Henderson railway, ia the city
guest at the Grand Windsor,
:. bser, DELEGATE to the district grand
'oase from the l 0. B. B., Of this city, hs,
t .e.urned from Vicksburg, Mississippi, where
the grand lodge held.its meeting.
>; Al.aeo,ugh yet somewhat critical, the condi
s s,oh OF MIR. D. T. Henderson, we are happy tc
,"ie Is improving. His sutferings have been
III osu u severe and we hope for: his arly
Colonel Hugh R,iney was out on the
street yesterday, driving with Mr., w. Hill
,sn .houhg looking still feeblewas rapidly on
.ne recovery road, and promises to be fpllu
himself again at no distant day.
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Itching Piles Symptoms and Tn,

iiching Piles symptoms and Curs
,., ine symptoms ARC moisture, like perspi
;;as'on, intense itching, increased by scratch.
ing; very distressing, particularly at nigh,
as as II pm worms were crawling in and sbou,
s% rec.um; tho private parts are sometimes
a sa.; II allowed to continue, very seriou,
results may follow. "Dr. Swayne's All .hesI
ing Ointment" lisa pleasant sure cure. Also
ior letter itch, salt rheum, scsld head. erv .
sipess, BARRIERS itch, blotches, ali acsly
.Crusly, cutaneous eruptions. Price so cents
.a IN boxes for Sl.25. Sent by mail to any,
auoress on receipt of price in currency. or
.nFee cent postage stamps. Prepared onlv
oy " Swsyne u Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa, to whom letter.
S,O 90 addressed. Sold by all prominent
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steam and Lightning

Inc hkRALD job rooms have Jus. received
ana have now in operation, a Csmpbel non,
lightning jobbcr run by steam, and CAPABLE
Oh DONG moro work in shorter time and a,
less expense than any other Job PRINTING
press IN north Texas. The public gprnrsn.,
are inviled to coll and SEQ i. in operation. an1
bring along their job work of any var; asv J
or description. "' variety
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PERSONAL.

A.. " Orr OF Terrell, wss 10 the city scs,cr.
y; Z A. Thomas, Texss passenger aren,
Of sno star q Crescent line, is in tho city.
captain Mcknight. . prominent lawn,
OF wssahschie' was In the city yesterday.
NJ. y. d rhipps, representing tho Equitable
iifo insurance company, Ia 10 the civ 4 cns.s :,
tho 81. George. "Sue''a ~
8. NJ Miller, agent of he Galveston.
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A. Mis!enthsl, the senior partner of the
house of A. Il II. Mittenthal, who is tho resi- e
dent buyer at New York for the above firm
mas lately purchased at BANKRUPT sale an1
from manufacturers agents such an enor.
nous stock Of goods that they have resolved
70 put tho same on the marke. at SLAUGHTER.
ing prices. Read Advertisement
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sale,

IN front of Colonel Hord's hotel, on the 9th
S .. MAY, 1851, of 1877 of the most desirable
building lots in the city of San Anton;o
near the San Pedro springs and park and
on either side of the principal line of street
railway cars. For full particulars inouirs st
u. II, " w. II. Young, 10 Commerce sirsot
osn Antonio. Texas. Said lots are owned nv,
non residents of the state of TEXAS sna d
will be sold without reserve TO oilsc, , ra "au
ton. See advertisement elsewhere bapa a,u,
"Peremptory Sale" A'"Ne'
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"WlNE OF cARDvl" cure, irrs,0,,,
PAINFUL or difficult menstruation.
For sale by all Druggists,
Look n 4 II Rnx

Look b 4 U Buy.
y pounds Of coffee A sugar 81,
. pounds best green Rio, 81.
= pounds best roasted Rio. 81.
pounss nno currants, % cents.
pounds hne prunes, % cents.
H ss, S 40 cents per gallon.
Full lineof Thurber's fsrcv ,.,
bottled goods beat ever oiIsrSa ~ s1 shs snd
:. lowest market rates. Frosh ms ~, p u,.ls
and i rss ''pSS o.. perfectly, ssay pure Wholesale
family use d w. K. WhseiocIc'Ss w .uss ior
xu'.I Sn nor; y whseloci, corner NAN All
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HOTEL KEEPERS,
Attention (!

=, The new Southern at Sherman or Tho
poote House at Mckinney can be- rented
Both houses furnished. A cash csnitaI of
three or four hundred dollars required Cali
y" Ut auuress J.T. GUTHRIE,
Mckippay
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" =, Mi'ton,hal sell their stock of dry
soS1os, clothing, boots and shoes, at such
s,,;.s ns1res that the poor people cam
So ',e themselves In rs fine clothes as tho rich
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Mrs. Chestnut will be glad to see her lsdy
lriends. at her new store on Elm street, where
iull line of ladies' goods can be had.
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farasOis, ParasOls, ParasOIs.
- b!ocade twilled and palm silk parasols in
all sses at A. & z. Mit,enthals.
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,., Lsdie,' children and mems hosiery IN TIM
u ,s'ess colors and pstterns, cheaper than tho
cneSpess' at A. Il L, Mitten,hsls. VAN" 'n'
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Lau'cs' mens', youths and children.
olber Son ,~en ~ " PER cen. cheaper than any
thal'a. H. Mit'en'
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Notice.

All orders for Botto ice cream will be
received at Sl4 Elm street, and at no other
place. d. v. BorTo ''
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Dont fail TO read A. & L. Mittenthals
advertisement and their locals.
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Reliable sevpC

Ia. nne latest novelties 10 steel woven Tu.I.,
lace 0onnes, 10 at Poarsons Not 10 bo S.nSd
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Chas. Meisterhans is now delivering to any
part of the city pure northern lake ice. His
wagon will call. daily. Leave orders al
Lsmp's leo and beer depot on Pacific ave.
nue..
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Carpets. oil cloths. mating, window shades
lace curtains, at A. g. 4. Mittenthsl's.
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Street, S' wv" "A"a"
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For sale by all drugg sta.

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in SWINE OF CARDUI"
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Larger stock and for less money buy at
Bsuman's, Elm street. ~ "
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Pages Root and shoe store. COS Main
street. '"'
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Inc undersigned will receive scale, n,o.
p0sa n ior the erection Of a Masonic Temple
ana Opera House In the city of Sherman nm nn
s 20 ana including tho 25.h Inst. Did. will hs
p pCs,soo q my office. In the Mrrchan,s' g &
liam ..e, p ~ where the plans aud % ,cilcs
IN p.. =. Q. q. BfxxLKY,
Az PRESIDENT Masonic Temple Co,
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or sale by all druggists.

No heaG'ache or back-ache for ladies
who drink "WINE OF CARDUI."
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The above cuts represent a fewof tbe Now s.,,o.
Just received at Parsons No. is lte Ron4
trimmed beautifully No. represents one stvle Of tr;m
pplng 1t. No. is the popular Poke No. q is oso .
~ okS We have the largest stock of ladies' wear IN
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22

UNLEss the Associated Press dis
patches are at fault, something
very much like . deadlock is
spxsHgtp8 uPfa tuv xcunsyrvHuiss
Legislature. The members of that
body are not exactly prepared to
receive the orders Of the Camerons,
and Hon. GalushA A. Grow, a Re.
pubIioan OF National reputation,
declines to yield bis claims to
Harry Oliver, whose only title to
recognition 10 that he is a pet OF
the Camerons and was once Chair
man Of the Com mon Council of
Pittsburg. In the exciting days
which witnessed the capitalization
of the Republican party, Grow was
one Of its principal fugelmen.
Nething could better illustrate the
tooadeDcs Of politics in Pennsyl-
wanna than that such q man is
asked to step aside to admit of the
sdvancemsnt Of a callow Ring pol.
itielan like Oliver, whose only
merit 10 his subservience to the
elan Cameron. The fact that Grow
has eIrded himself for the battle
and will not give way to caucus
dlctation is one Of the few hopeful
signs Of the times, politically.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22

r. will be seen, by our dispatch.
- from Warrington, that Senator
Farley has again interested him.
oolf In the cause Of Wilmington
hasbor. The wreck at the mouth
- the harbor, which threat
enc 20 be instrumental In forming
another bar, 10, at Senator Farley's
ln1tancs, to be made the subject of
a. ofactal inspection BY Col. Men,
deII, with . view Of Its removal by
ohs government should he report
that It 10 likely to work injury to
WiImington harbor. OF all the
Senators California has ever had,
Hon. Jdnss 7. Farley has proved
himself to be the staunchest and
nauat indefAtigable friend of Los
Angeles county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22

skirt the Huachuca mountains,
60 near or through the Tombstone
district, and make for . 0uaymas
connection. The Southern Pacific
will, Of course, make Its way to.
wards Galveston or New Orleans.
As to the Thirty-fifth Parallel road
Its managers talk confidently Of
pushing on through Prescott to the
Pacific Coast, with . vague hint Of
San Diego as the ultimate termi-
nus. It is impossible to disguise
the fact that the Atlantic & Pacific
-or Thirty-fifth Parallels very
shadowy corporation, and that the
best that can be hoped for, for the
present at least, is the junction Of
the Southern Pacific and Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe roads. That
much Is certain, 1t Is almost imme-
diate, and Its accomplishment will
60 far towards setting Southern
California in groove OF success
and development. Before dismiss
Ing the subject, 1t is well to note
the fact that the Southern Pacific
has had Its engineers very busily
engaged, lately. in surveying a
line of railway from Benson to
Tombstone. 1t may have been
impelled to this course to head OF
the A. T. & 8. F. road which, In
taking up the roadway OF the pass
leading toEl Paso, has compelled the
Southern Pacific to dig its parallel
roadbed out oithe hillside. How SUBJ
stantial the hostility between the
two companies is, and whether 1t
is really only a blind, Is prob
lem which cannot be obscured
much longer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22

Nh regret that in yesterdays
ioouo q Ne HERALD We fell into
;1heGe1eg Of stating that General
4nnAlne said that the 4Orizaba had
neyer esossed the Wilmington bar.
~ tRoth lsthat the Orizaba, TAX
~ advantage Of favorable condi-
elpns q The ti1b, has several times
ontogod the iuBse harbor. A COM
pagAtivoly small additional outlay
~ ~ United States government
Win open the harbor to vessels Of
III droughts-at least to all steam
- that ply ON the waters Of the
Iooillc ocean.
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n, eAn,ll. n..o,u,.oa raslea.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2lst.-A
dispatch from Carson, Nevada.
says: Rockhill's resolution, offered
In the Senate, Instructing members
of Congress to vote against the rat
i1cation OF the Chinese treaty. was
tabled by Republicans.
Fell DeAa-0. a. Il. C.uvsmsIou.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan.21.-Henry
Kramer fell dead at the corner Of
Washington and Kearney streets
this morning. Mrs. Alice Hing
ton, on getting out of bed this
morning, fell to the floor dead.
The Oakland Guard won the
competitive drill at the Pavilion
last night.
The annual encanpment Of the
Department of California of the
Grand Army of the Republic is in
session at G. A. r. Hall. There
are present forty officers and dele
gates from San Jose, Vallejo, Oak
land, Alameda, Los Angeles, Vir.
gipia City, Carson, Reno and Cher
ry Creek, Nevada. Delegates from
out Of town wero entertained at
dinner this evening.
Aaother Bodie TrsEedy.
BoDIE, January 2l.-At 2 o'clock
this afternoon Dave Bannon and
Ed Ryan. the former rough and
the latter a gambler, got int .
scuf1is began in fun, in which Ry-
an tore Bannon's coat. Bannon
com mencsd beating Ryan with q
six-shooter, when Ryan pulled his
gun and comm mencsd shooting.
They had their arms around each
others necks and continued shoot
ing until Bannon was dead and
Ryan mortally wounded.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22

zHn February number Of tho
et- zfepjc Oalifoynta 10 . bright
- intersoting one, and 10 brimfuI
- Information which intending
)1nnigfAnts are seeking. The
49, 1hepjc 10 mot only o Los An
5l1a ppblicatIon Of great value to
1nle oeetion, bat 1t is also now
DGonto1 In our city, and In very
1loAble style. It ought to be
l1oo generally supported. Mr..
0ooege Rice now figures alone ~
~ pnhllshsr.
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JAMES STEVENS, Plaintiff, J
s. A. de CARDoNA ct al. Dsfeudants.j
.11NpER AND BY VIRTUE OF A
~ decree OF foreclosure and or.
the con1sy of loa Hnsssn ssie
December, A.. D. 1850. and a writ Of eI-
ecutton for the enforcement Of judg-
o sas Of %nds
the said superior Court on the 9th day of
December A. D. 1880. in the above enti-
tied action, and in favor Of James Ste
ysni; Plaintiff snd assainst Se GarSo-
gene Meyer and Constant Meyer, the
last two doing business a. partners un-
der the style Of Eugene Meyer 4 Co, Isaac
Morton Mo- and AdolPh cohen. partners do.
Norton 4 Co. and ]: NJ. Griffith,
which said decree Of foreclosure,
@ Court on tho iHtS day lay Of I'd DecemSsr, % sS,S
A. o. 1850. and delivered to me, together
With the writ annexed thereto, ON the
es Ct e Ell q psSc SsS s%cSyn
% the highest and best bidder, for cash In
United states gold coin, the following
and IN said decree described real estate.
Ali those certain lots. pieces or parcels
Of land situate, lying and being in the city
and county Of Los Angeles, State OF Cal
iiofrniia, rnih and d more more particularly described
the easterly side Of Main street and
bounded ON the north by property of ID
Rivara and g BSanguinett1, on the west
by Main street, on the south by property
Cardona and John Wilson, said lot being
known as the "Cordona lot," and being
the same lot upon which the Cardona
age OF eighty-six feet and five inches and
depth Of one hundred and eixty feet,
more or less.
second-That certain lot of land 'front.'
at q point on the west boundary of Los
Angeles street, the same being the south.
east COZ ner of the lot of John Wilson;
thence In southerly direction along
street about thirty S0j vara-, be the same
more or less, to the property Of the Fluhr
estate; thence at right angles from Los
Angeles street in westerly direction
less, TO the eastern boundary Of tho prop.
er.y OF the said Fluhr estate; thence in q
northerly direction parallel with Los
Angeles street to southern boundary of
direction along line OF said Wilson lot
TO the place of beginning.
Public notice is hereby given that ON
MONDAY, THE 10th DAY OF
JANUARY, A. D. 1881,
At u O'Clock N. Of said day, will pro.
ceed to sell at the Court House door in
the city and county Of Los Angeles, State
Of California, at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder for cash in o. d.
gold coin, to satisfy said decree for princi-
pal and interest, attornev'g fees costs and
al sccruing costs, ali the above desc described
real estate, or sufficient thereof to satisfy
said sums.
Given under my hand 1t the city and coun.
y Of Los Angeles, State OF California, this
10th day Of December, A. d. 1880.
WIN. B. ROWLAND,
Sheriff.
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COURT REPORTS.

Superior Court.. .. ..sEPULvEDA. y.
FRIDAY, Jan. 81.
People vs. Henry Hunt-Plea Of
not guilty; case set for tiial March
10th.
HOWARD, J.
Estate OF F Arguello, deceased
Order appointing appraisers filed.
Sansome vs.. Leonis-Five days
further stay.
Pico vs. Pico-Postponed until
argument on petition for citation
and renewal and for final account Is
heard and determined.
Potts vs ACQUIRE ct al-Motion
for new trial heard and taken un.
der advisement until Monday.
Hutchlngs, guardian, We Hutch.
ings-Demurrer Of J. 8. Hutch
ings to complaint submitted and
taken under advisement.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22
FOR EIcN.
Tne !Gni,ea.s Capture Lime.

LONDON, Jan. 21st.-A dispatch
from Buen0s Ayres, dated January
Goth, says: The Chileaus attack ed
and completely defeated the Pc.
ruvian army at Miradores. GEN
eral Pierok, President Of Peru and
Commander In Chief of the army,
fed. The Chilians occupied Lima,
the Capitol, without resistance on
the 18th inst. General Piordas,
brother Of tho Peruvian Minister
Of War, WAS taken prisoner. The
Peruvian loss In the battle At Cho.
riIlas II said to have been 7O0O
kiIle9 and 1000 prisoners. Twenty.
exs z lsis>ana 3 z tsssyi ~ - Eez2 ~
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the legislature.

oACKAMENTO, Jan. 2Iat.-SEN.
ATE-The Committee on Public
Buildings report favorably on Sen.
ate bill 1877 to establish q branch
Normal School at Los Angeles.
Langford introduced concur.
rent resolution, in which reference
is made TO the Monroe doctrine and
the necessity of it's vindication,
which requests the government to
sustain Captain Esds In his chip
canal project.
AsSEMBLY-Lane introduced q
resolution calling on the Chair.
man Of the Debris Com mittee to
report to the House full state
ment of the expenditures of the
Drainage Commission. Adopted.
The Assembly reconvened and
took up Jackton's bill prohibiting
the use of Chinese labor on public
buildings.
Baker, of Yolo, moved to refer
the bill to the Chinese Committe,
with instructions 80 as to amend
and make it include Chinese made
material, which could not be com.
piled with in some instances. The
motion to refer with instructions
was lost. Ayes 90, noes At. The
bill was then passed, ayes 46, noes
81.
senator Farley Again 10 ahs Fore.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 2lst.-
Senator Farley has received q com.
munication from prominent citi-
zens of Wilmington inquiriug
whether there IL any way of obtain.
ing tho removal by the Federal
Government OF a wreck that has
drifted into their harbor and which
threatens to cause the permanent
obstruction of navigation by the
formation Of bar. On inquiry he
was referred by the Secretary of
War to General Wright, Chief En-.
gineer, who informs him that an
unfamiliar CLAUSE of law enacted
last year authorizes the engineer
OF the department. to remove any
wreck from harbors at the expense
OF the government, provided its
owners, after thirty days notinca.
ton by public advertisem ent, shall
neglect to do so themselves. In
which case the wreck shall beeome
the property Of the governme ent.
Accordingly, at Senator Farley's
instance, Secretary Ramsey has to-
day directed Colonel MendelI to
make an examination Of this case;
and II, in his judgment, 1t is likely
to injure the harbor, he is forth.
with to take the steps above indi-
Gated for its removal.
Another Uacenssisuiional Law.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 2I.-In
Department No. 4 Of the Superior
Court to-day, in the case or How.
lett against the Deep Gravel Min.
Ing Company, the demurrer of the
defendant was sustained. The action
was brought to compel the Secre-
tary of the company to obey the
law requiring him to post up in
the Office q monthly staten snt of
the affairs OF the company. The
demurrer took the ground that the
law was unconstitutional, being of
= special nature and not made ap.
plicable to all private corporations.
Eastern News via san Frsnclsse.
BAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 2lst.-C.
P. Huntington of the Central Pa.
oific Railroad lin an interview, says
there 10 NO prospect for consolida.
t!on Of the Central Pacific and
Union Pacific.
An aged couple named Booth,
New York city weres10und starv.,
ing last night " Fney cannot re-
eover, hsyt1E been nine days with-
I1 Qhlnsse tres aties = III be con.
:;s s gs!:ss Z s's's g Ssss's| !,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22

TRox the working cars of the
0outhern Pacific the grading par
ties Of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway can be seen ap-
proaching the Rio MEMBERSHIP
point Of Junction with the former
road. The proba bility 10 great
that, II II had not been for q fight
for the control Of an important pass
leading TO El Paso, we should, sew
sfal week ago, have been able to
ehSonicle . junction which would
have given to the Southern road
Substantially the whole bulk Of the
tsausoontinsntal winter travel.
Ne regret the olAshing OF rival in
toeests which has made this
:sooalty 70 desirable to Los Angeles,
: matter OF the next four or five
weeks. Had the junction been
made. ~ originally intended,
oonewhsre about Christmas, Los
Apgslss would have profited BY
Doafiy the whole volume of the
Wluter travel. Having failed to
obtain . connection which was
thought to be inevitable
loag ago. we are re-
dncsd to general speculation on
tfanscontInental railways. When
the Atohison. Topeka and Santa
~ eompeny cross the line Of the
eoothern Pacific, 1t will be OBJ.
1lgo1 70 60 somewhere, and just
Woeee 4 the subject of . legitimate
oozlegity. There Is no question of
~ fnot that the A. 7. & 8. F.
eeoppaay is building from Quay.
Nnos, en the Gulf Of California,
ooG(wusd. An excited discussion,
- certain Sonora newspapers, has
f1tDhaetssd thIs fact. To add
- ~ Significance Of this Mexican
neilwnv building, there are ru-
11eep e4oat whleh seem to have
: motke1 charsotsr Of rsliabiIIty.
8 ~ ~ 70 the onset that the
ec Ieco1a end Santa Es. A.
1qo ~ oeuthorn Rxolac.
- nf1r Z - - -
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DR0WNED---$25 REWARD.


Captain VIM. Sanford left Wilmington
wharf at about noon to-day tSunday,
January l6th) with fourteen men and
their baggage in his whale boat to take
them on board the bark Cassandra
Adams, in the bay of San Pedro. At the
time 1t was blowing gale of wind. Mr..
Martin; =. Lindskow. his wife (who ia O
daughter of Capt. Sanford) and Peter
MelbOrg. were watching him all the
time with spy.glass. All went we'll un-
til he got outside of Deadman's Island,
when big breaker struck the boat,
nlled and upset her. M. e: Lindshow
~ in one boat and P. Melborg and A.
Ryder In another 10 their assistance as
fast as circumstances would allow. We
succeeded In saving nine men, four OF
them nearly drowned when we took
them out Of the water. Captain sanford
and i've more were drowned. Four of
those belonged TO the bark and the other
lived near my place.
oAer twenty-flve dollars reward for
the dndinR OF the body OF Captain VIM.
sanford. He is man II years Of age,
ana has number Of marks on his arns
done with Indian ink.
jls-lw M. d. LINDsKow.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22
TO the PUBLIC.

/ This is to notify the public
that l have this day formed a
copartnership with my BROTH
ers, N. and Charles Jacoby,
and the firm will hereafter be
known as JAcoBY BROTHERS.
All accounts due the late house Of l..
JACOBY are payable to Jacoby Brothers
and all liabilities Will be paid by Jacoby
Brothers.
Thanking my friends and customers
for their liberal patronage, . continu-
ance 10 solicited for the new nIm.
jal-1m L. JACoBY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-22
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N MONDAY, i.2o s; Alta, Is; Sierra Ne
Albion, 6Oc b, IS a; Bullion, LIS s.; Belch.
er, b, LOS a; Chollar, 80 b; ExcheQuer,
lbs b: Queen b. loo b; Con Virginia, 2 b,
2 80; best 4 Belcn@r, ms; Hale Nor
Day. Csc b: Union, Sh b; Andes, LBS b,
Justice, Csc b; Crown Point, zoe b, IS a;
Bullion, l70 b. IL q; Ophir, $50 b; Mexi'
can, $50 a; s New, Q b; Jacket. 2 b.