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OIr. 88.
sOFalbert@te aus gsaIesmstom.

ScrersbTuRfi aui oem 30uoe 3er 9eIenbsn.
frieQ,-GCr fehleuce Rarihau. - Der Ele0@
SEQ geeGH beng &dllVciaeE 8ouinI &tB.-Gl0Rs
lid1es SnoestaH tm SePattsment Oes 5as
fGrn,
gBaibiugtou, u. April. @eheru 9aa=
nittaa brannte bic idGne gS0hnung oeS DIN.
yepi 8urrouahS bel EeunallptOWn in gDai6=
iuatou=@cuntN uebf ben giebengebduoen ab.
Serluft $500, HidJt uerlidrt.
- Der Sclepboufrieq 1T uOrlduiig begelsgt.
Die neueu Staten itno $25 pro Sabr HuO $3.50
tltr Ie 100 Weitsre 9epeI6en.
- Die 9lirittS. @eridtc babeu nod immer
tetneu Niariduu uuO InO beSbalb in Der Nus
abnnQ ihrcr 6uuFttouen fart bebinOert. 9ns
SSTlmlual9uid)t bat ieine 9urp auf cine meitere
gSodle oerta0t.
+ - Seute muroe i'm @encrul Eermiu Der
Bro3eB Der ,gtattouaI metropolitan Sant@
9e9en Sogn ptb mtltcr utrhanoelt. Srau oit
lllB en- @clnt cOrIcgcu, OaB OaS @Tbt Isine
SurlSotttton babe, mell Sit oar Gertreter Der
Sdmet3 lei. Die 9ant lleB Onrd ihre Gu-
tpdlte 9eItenO MAIDEN, OoB 6r. 6ib ieit Sahren
btsr 9emobut uno alS EriUatmann geihdfte
getban babe. Der glmpalt Oe5 6ru. 6tb cis
ttrte ben dbnItdlcn 6all Oes ruiiiben @euerals
SonlulS SaSloH in PennulUoutCu.
- @elsrn iuur6e ole Gheiheibuua Der Sod
Ter pe8 GrzSellatorS Stu p0u 9torgta BON
Sobu 8OmleS beiuiGigt.
- Dtai6r 8idl. Dillon, peldltr ols 56reis
bcr I'M @enernl- -&anoamte augeitelt mar, berz
lieB .qeitern giafmittag 4 llbr ieiuen BoiteH,
uH6 alS cr ben Corridor sutldng giuQ, murOe
er pl0tIidl UOm SdlIage geriibrt. Dlau bradlte
itsl nad) isiuer 2SObuuug DR. 35I, Beuaiulua.
nin.GDenue, uHo bon oOrt und 0ent ,,BroUi,
oenCe>6Dlpltale, no CT balO o0rauf ifdrb.
Dillon mar gGittmer uuO binterldBt Bmd
SGbue.
- @eitcut gtadmittag Wurbe in @eOrge=
toun 6rau 2lHua ypud), cine Qlte peife FRAU,
IN ibrer gGohulug toOt gefunocn.
- Der Srett 5wildleu Der hisiigeu ., 6els-
pbOn Gcicuif)lit" unO Der ,3elepbou, CUB
itriberS= 2lNOctation" iit irtt ourh einen &oms
prOmiB bcigclegt norben. Ser Sutduitige Breis
ioll S25 pro Sabr tiir ieOe5 Suitranlcut HuS
$3.50 fir ie 100 8Otifaiten betragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-13
8etnnbe ettt SSabr iiber Sen S4ttatt=
1tfd1ett Haeatt 1tttIeEt0eaS.

Stew . ort, II. Ipril. - OQ8 nortpegtz
ihe Sollidliff ySuuo," tueldles am Is. Dfai
1880 bon gntperpen nod Rep. DOrt ubfubr,
if eu6lih bier an9efomnten, na4Oem es beis
nabe Elm Sabr uuteripegs gerpeien mar. 0as
6obrseug erlltt rudbren6 Der Reiie mebrsre
W1ole Saporie unO nluBte nidt tpsniger ais
brei Ttal 8Gbuis 3eparatlr in britiide 0afeH
einlaufen. 9as Sdiff iii bnfIebe, rpeIhes i'm
Safeu BON Queenstown BON 6eniern iiberfal>
len uuroe, rueld9e Die Wannid)aft iibrndltig'
ten uuo ushrere Siiteu 9Gaffeu raubteu.
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Qotaftropbe a1tf Sea WtIfifFppi.

q. Yout8, y. Npril.- AuI 0em fleiIlet
9ampter ,Daiip," Gigenthum Der yMiiiouri=
Turuoce Comp" rpurbe beute Der 8eri9luB
6es 9ampfcplinbers Our6 ben 9anpf beraus-
Qebriidt, unb Die Maidineri& purOe Oarauibin
nubraudbar. Der 9ampier trieb ilromab.
ndrts, ftiB rpieber cine in oem 6luBbett itedenoe
Geibe BfGble unh ihlug nm. GS befanoen if)
sur 3eit beS llnfals flint BeriOuen am 8OrO,
0on fuslfen stpei, gianlens S. .. 6aniOng
unS @eOrg 9leeO, ertranfeu. DaS 6abrSeug
tuar etlpa $4,000 nertb.
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gd,meeftitrutc tlnO fett GnOe.

Bou9bfeepitc, 81 g., 12. april. -
Gin hefti9er Sdnecfturm uiitbet i'm ouoions
tbols, llnO mebrere 3Oa Sdnee fnO berstts 9e-
fallen.
Wilfor6, 9enni., IL. Ipril.-gin beate
frub eiugetreteuss SAueeseit6ber bauate ben
aon3en Gag. Die @aIObraHbe ftno burfl ben
Ghnge 9eIOift wOrOen.
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NrGnOP.

8beelina, g8.s&ira., 12. aprtl. Die
NlSbelfobrif Der 90. Mebner, 5dleabaus &
Gcmp. ipiroe heuts firth sdu3Et burd Beuer
serHDrt. Der gsriuit betrd9t S75,000-$100,z
600, un6 Die Seriiheruna $4,000. Dan
beriruthet, oa6 bos 6cuer oarR SdbiteutsdHs
cun9 eutlianb.
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@tsbIp6oSe int safen pan Shteaon.

6 bicugo, 12. april. = Sin bon @rduO
6a9en hierber beitimmter 9ampfer bat ben
Qansen Sag Dor Dem beiigen 6afen geleger.
Sn 6olge 6es ieit "a Stunnen borberrihenoen
gtor6ofiminbss baben iib lolde MaHen &reib.
els Dor bem 9ufen auf9ehduit, baB 6abr8eu9e
speber etns, nod ausluuIen f0nuen.
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NtehmdrFfe.

&btcagO, u. 2pril.-Die 3ufubr bon
SdJpcineu belief fdj 6ate auf 1000, bic Sr=
ielouug aui $500 Stiid; Ote 8reiie Uariirten
3uiifCn $3.50 un6 $3.50. - 3inouieb: 3u>
iubr 1900, &eriCHOuug 2lOO; 8erfdufe au
1926 bis 5000. - Sdaufe: 3uiubr $500,
&erieuOuug2OOO; Sertduie 3u 1925 bis $6. .25.
ct. Gouis, 12. april.-- Sdlmeiue: Der
iduie 81 $5.4O bis $6.25; 3utubr 1000, 8tra
iCuonng Riuobjsb: &ertduie gu 1915
bis $G.1O; 3ufubr 100, &erienOuug 150S.-
SdaNIc: &erfdufe gu $4,75 bis 9G.lO; 3As
fubr l50, gerienoung $50.
Sat gibertp, Peuni., II. 9lsril.-
8le 3ufubr bon RinbOieb bCtrIg 697 Stid;
&ertduie iu$3.25 bic $5.75.-S9wetne: 3us
fubr 1900; &erfdufe 3u $500 bis $685..
--shaafe: 3nfubr 1000; SerIanfe ju $4.2s
bis $6.25.
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9obnerhSh1ina.

gtews YOrf, y. 2lpril. - Sn eiaer bsute
4beno abgcbalteneu Scriammluug Oes @rctu-
ttp &omite'8 Der oeunden ShrificBcr DON
gIep- gort, 8rcOflpn, ytemarf unO 6Oboreu
muroe bcrid)tct, ooB fOlaeHos @tabliIIemeuts
VobnebObungen belptaigt babeu: buienl,
glltba9eH, Snlitb & Mc0ougau, @berunq &
SenIe, Sifbert, Steiger, gGm. g8ieier, 9aus,
Smith & GolOmann, y6anoelS3eitiinl,@
n 8oltsSeitlnq," - Nnhrdteu aus 0eutidlanS
unO Der SdUei5," S(luitrirte gtdhrinten aus
8eNtiflano uno Der Sd)mei3," Shmarjmana
& Scpplcr's Bud" ngteps 3eriep 6reie 3eis
nna" unO DJtemsSeriep DeHti6c 3eituua1 in
gieparf.
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(sttv0rtctc ltnrttIleil la gRertFo.

NcnOer, Col. ,l2. NpriI. 0tpeihe Oer
r8ribunc" aus SuHtd 6e, I.sR., entbdlt
8olgenoeS: ,@ouuGugtr Eernion bon Gbibuaz
bua bat 500 Dtam meritauiidle 5ruppeu su
Gl @|aio itatiOuirt, pcil ct befiirhtet, Oa6 li,5
llnrubCn lmndeu ben giugebOreneu unO Oen
ameritonliden @iienbahuarbctern creiguen mn4
ben, iobalb Der &tieHbahubau neiter in Oas SIT.
mere bon Yierit0 Uoraeid,ritteu ill.,"
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&etnbar6f's oeaftCDe tbelGu0 0hettes
aRaeensSrcDfen
aeagH DpspepFe uHo ollie R0aenOeihlUeHotn, aGl a.
6aten In @bas. @RutheFe StaHsptna uae %n4c~
Fetaegcb@ft sSR. ~, observation-disclosures.
2GGfrts MS Fsialears fnr N ,ad Gsnts
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geresrap6tf6e 9epefd5ett.

(SeriGte orr HAifocttrten Brefie" FIR Den GDeItihen
&orrelponoenten."l
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SFcetrsbrunii aui oen 90noe. 80 7er 9eIeShaRs
frieQ,-sGCr fehIcupe MarIDad. - Der glens
seq geeGH Oen$dltDcileE 8puiuI Gth.-Gl5Rs
lidheE SnoesfaH tim Department. Oes ;yns
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31
COURT REPORTsr

Superior Court. ...snpu1 tsDA. :
FRIDAY, Dec, 1881.
williams vsI Lan1 EOr
application Of plaintiff ~ Nke'sel
for January 10. 1885,. Aa n.
Lugo VI Rose at ~ smurrer Of
defendants Temueminors SUBJ
mitted; five days TO file points; two
days to reply.
HOwARD,J.
In re estate OF J. J. Rocha, de-
ceased Application for homestead
cortinued TIL Wednesday next &C
10 A. NJ.
Martinez We. G. P. r. R.-De-
murrer submitted. Two days to
fte points.
J.W. Meyers vs. creditors-Osn
der fixing Feb. 2, 1882 foNadj 2
tion of insolvency given : LsrZ
Sepulveda VS. PeieEsSSf11bkfsH
Lazzarevich yfsa45o4i5-Motion
for new trial continued till Janu-
ary 4th, 1Ss2Sat 10 A. NJ.
Cells vs>Porter ct al-Demurrer
set for Argument Jan. 8, 1882, at 10
A. N,
La re application of First Presby-
tarian Church of Los Angeles to
sell real property-January 5th.
1882, ixed az day for hearing APP
plication.
In rs Lewis w. Thompson, de-
ceased-January 18th fixed as day
foRhearing petition for probate.
Estate of David B. Randall, de-
ceased-Time for proving will set
for January 18th.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31
The California Southern,

Vrack laying is now advancing
at lively pace beyond San Luis
Rey. For some distance the work
will progress at the rats of a mile
ami quarter per day, SO we are
told by one OF the employees, of the
road. Track laying will slow up
q little for few miles at Te-
mecula Cshon, aud also at Box
Springs; but the balance of the
way is comparatively smooth. On
the first OF January there will be
about seventy. five miles of road to
build. AS large quantity Of rail-
road material is on hand, there Is
no probability OF any delay on ac-
count of shOrtness In this dlrec.
ton. The only two vessels, whose
cargoes will complete the stock of
rails needed to put the road In con-
nsction with the Southern Pacific,
are now sfoat and nearly due. The
reader, with this data, can make
his own calculations. We think IL
10 safe to say, allowing censidera-
BILE margin, that the road will be
completed by the first of April
San Diego Union.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31
Phase Of a California Winter.

Last winter the southern half of
the State had good drenching
early In the season. In fact, for
many weeks more rain was re-
ported south of the bay of Mon
terey than north of 1t. This year
the order is reversed. There has
not been rain enough In that part
of the State to admit Of plowinR,
except, perhaps, on some Of the
lightest soils. New YEARS. Is close
by. If the old rule of estimating
that about half of the rainfall oc-
ours before the first of January is
good for this year, then southern
California farmers will experience
a dry winter-with the chances, of
course, that the rains In the latter
part Of the winter season may be
SO abundant that there will be no
failure of crops. Last winter was
an exceptional one for Southern
California. The amount of rainfall
along the coast counties north of
Monterey bay this winter is, ap-
proximately, from eight to ten
inches, enough, Of course, in all
this part OF the State, with what is
to come, to Insure average crops.
1t is remarkable that the rains of
the present winter have come
along with very little wind. The
usua! indications Of u hard storm
have been lacking. Frequently
there would be starlight till mid
night; in the morning q gentle
rain storm would prevail. These
rains have been sufficient far all
farming operations in the coast
counties mentioned, and in all the
northern half Of the State. Califor.
MIA winters are so variable that it
IL never safe to predict anything
with certainty. The character OF
the winter thus far indicates q
mild season with only a moderate
rainfall in the northern half of the
State, and something less than
will be wanted In the Southern
half Of the State. The warm rains
have brought the new grass along
so that tue hills are green at
Christmas, and in many of the
warm valleys there is now enough
new grass to sustain cattle in fair
condition. Now and then . frosty
night intervenes. but the verbal
season this year Is we'll advanced
at Christmas.-S. f. Bulletin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

last night in the presence of large
audience. Lack of space prevents
en- extended netice Of the perform
ance, which deserves all that could
be said in its favor. As Forget Me
Not Mics Boyd appeared to great
advantage and succeeded In per.
forming the difficult task of repre-
sentiDg . repulsive character in q
manner which the audience was
ready to applaud. She was ably
supported, the onus Of that task
falling on Mr.. Emery, who was
fully equal to the emergency. The
play went on without hitch and
received the appreciation of the au-
dience. The costumes worn by
Miss Boyd and Miss Lafayette
were exceedingly handsome, and
called forth the admiration Of la.
dies present.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

weird Notifications Of some long
gone race Of giants.
The air Of the desert is so dry
and pure, that distances are exag.
gerated and objects magnified. The
mirage Stimulates water on the sur.
face of the dry lakes; to the east.
ward In the morning, to the west
ward when the sun has passed the
meridian. Seen in the exquisitely
clear atmosphere attending the
dawn of midsummer day, the
distant mountains are of deep in
digo blue, which becomes lighter
as the sun mounts up above them !;
and at this hour, while the west.
ern eky Is amethystine with re-
hections from the yet unrisen sun
god, the whole eastern rim OF the
desert dances in fantastic mirage,
resembling, in effect, the wslrd
tumbliDg of the surges, wbsh one
at sunrise looks thitherwsfd from
the deck OF ship In mid-Atlantic.
In the glare of the fierce sun Of
noontide the bills ear in their
true light-coldF- ~ aud desolate,
each Jagged peak distinct aud
clearly cut against sky cloudless
as that of Italy, their sides deeply
scanned by frequent cloud. bursts.
just before the cleaning deepens
int( night, the waning light
Apgs out upon their fianks, in
Pkalefdoscopic succession, the
choicest bits Of color from Nature's
palette-all tints Of yellow and red,
purple and blue and greer, varie-
gated as those with lov,og brush
she lavishes In aptuu1 upon the
wooded hills that easss thy wind
ings, 0, lordly Huakon, thou most
beautiful ofrivers. Mhese discolora.
tions are due to the various min
erals the hills contain; for silver,
iron, copper, lead, tin, sntimopy,
and arsenic are present, aingly or
one or more together, in almost all
of the ranges. Some "prospsctor,n
poet Is we'll as miner, has bestow-
ed its fitting name upon the Calico
Range. In this range, as we'll as
In others, some rich silver mines
have been discovered recently;
and when the desert is bisseted in
esch direction, as it will be ere
long by the Atlantic and Pacific
ana the Southern California rail-
roads, . new mining district will
be made of easy access.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31
Property Transfers.
REPORTED BY JUDSON, GILLETTE
d GIBSON-DEC. 80. 1881.
CoNvEYANCEs.

CONVEYANOES.
Domingo Rivara and A Vignolo to An.
ME O FHetcher-Lot blk B, Rivara 4
Vignolo tract; $500.
Same to Casander Wolley-Lots IL and
l8, blk B, Same tract; $3.50.
r Mansfield to Jno oMansHeld-Lot l.,
Bruning tract; $3.50.
Mary L Huntington to NJ L Wicks-15O
acres in aWH SEQ 20 and NWH SEQ IS, T8
8, r IL "; 500.
Estate Of + P + Temple, bankrupt-Or-
der autqorizing sale and order confirm
ing sale to John Burns of undivided one
third OF blk p, Mott tract.
d Rivara and A Vignolo to r B Rus.
sell and ] F Durrell-Lots 9, 4, S and 9,
blk B, Rivara and ViEnolo tract; $500.
Jas McFadden and Robt MoFadden to
John Cubbon-SEh OF NWH Sec "a, T
s, 4 10 w; $1,000.
T A Saxon and Josephine A, his VT, to
Junius Piemming-LOtl ~, Jno D Young
tract, Rancho La Ballona; $l88O.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31
Wilmington Shipping News.

Arrived December 25th, barken-
tine Wrestler, Miller master, II
days from Port Gamble. $4,000
feet Of lumber to 8. p. Il. r.. Go.
Arrived, December 26th, sehoon-
er Orion, Brandt. msster, eight
days from Hum boldt. with 160, 900
feet Of lumber.
Sailed, Dec. 80, bark Sierra Ne.
vada, Nelson, master. In ballast
for Departure Bay.
Arrived, Dec. 20, schooner, Con-
voy, Mills, master, from Santa
Barbara Island.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31
DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICES. ONE DOLLAR.

PARMENIO-In this city, Dec. 80, 1881
Mrs. Georgia A. Parmenio.
The funeral will take place at l p. NJ.
to-day from her late residence ON Pa.
chece street. Friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
Savannah, Ca, pa pers please copy.
MAILLES-In NJ this city, December goth
Philip Martin, infant son of Philip
and Dolores Mailles, aged two months.
Funeral from the residence of A.
Dalgalarando, San Fernando street.
opposite railroad depot, on Monday,
January I'd, at 2 P. n. Friends of the
family are invited to attend.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31
Horsemen Attention.

Professor Sample, the great
horse trainer. announces to the
citizens Of Los Angeles that he
will make q grand display of hors-
90 this morning. The procession,
headed by the. City Band, will
Q art from the. Temple street sta
hles at IL O'Clock, and parade
through the principal streets Of
the city. After the procession .
free circus performances will be
given at the Temple street stables.
Every body is invited.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Mr.. F. Adam, the pioneer tailor
Of Los Angeles, No. 13 Spring
street, informs his patrons and the
public generally that he has Just
received y large assortment OF the
latest styles Of spring and summer
goods, which for elegance and va
rtety of pattern cannot be sur.
passed. A cordial in nvitatiOn is ex.
tended to all to call and examine
his stock. M
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Just received, at Preuss & PRO
nps Central Pharmncy, "a splendid
assortment of pocket cutlery, and
q fine selection of Ruesia leather,
plush, alligator and seal skin
goods, such as Jacket books, card
cases, letter. case osRaf eases and
ladies' portmonn6ies.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

See, the Concolodor In his won
derful transmutation Of cOlOrs at
the dyeing and securing establish
ment, No. s Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31
PONET g. ORR,
u N De ERTAkERS
And Embalmerss
a. nj TT S" ..
New System Of Teaching Music.

MISS n. Il. KIDD IL in the city, FORM
Ing 8 Clasa on an entirely NEW PLAN,
Rhleh embraces instrumental music
And Thorough base. 6heguar9ntees sat
ulay % lepna 81 the corner q FORT
An4 E8WRLE nzEs d2o-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31
To Whom It May Concern.

Please take notice: Any person
having pledges or collaterals at the
Star Loan and Broker Office, No. 4
Commercial street, will please re-
deem the same or pay accrued in
terest thereon within thirty days
from thi6 date or they will be sold.
?. B.-Money loaned on all kinds
0f personal property. mr30tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

II you wish a fine toilet case,
beautiful jewelry case, or exquisite
perfumery case, call and see
Heipxeman & Ellis. ~ Main
street. They have just received
an elegant assortment OF these
go0ds and will sell them at East
erp{ prices. Remember the place,
72 Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Save money. Buy your druge,
perfumery, soaps and bruahes at
Preuss & Pironi's.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Clothes cleaned or dyed, then
Ineuded and pressed and warranted
20 look like new, at No. s Allsc
street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Five hundred dollars worth OF
second hand clothing wanted at
No. 8 Also street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

The colorist does dyelng and
securing at No. s Alis0 street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Buy your Baltimore oysters at
Bob Eckert's. Congress Hall.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Ladies', II you want a penknife, u
pair Of scissors or pocket shears, go
to the Central Pharmacy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Toilet sets innumerable, ivory
celluloid, composition and diatite
at the lowest prices. Call and ex-
anime, at Preuss & Pironi's.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Transplanted Eastern oysters de-
livered to any part OF the oity for
the holidays.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

F. Lindquist, merchant tailor,
No. 20 Spring street, is himself .
practical cutter; and, having had
ample experience in San Francisco
and Los Angeles, knows how to
meet the requirements OF his Gus.
TONERS. He keeps full supply OF
the best cloths constantly on hand
aud makes them up "upon honor"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Hughes's Russian Baths. Lo-
Gated No. Is Main street, opposite
the PicO House. Gentlemen and
ladies attended to by rersons Of
their own sex.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Pleasant rooms with board, 2Oe
Spring street. apl6:lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

We have the largest stock of
drugs, medicines and druggist sun
dries in Los Angeles Preuss q
PirOni.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.

THE HERALD STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE makes . speciality of Legal
Printing. Briefs, Transcripts etcs
trinted at low rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Secondhand clothing bought aud
sold at No. 8 AlisO street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31
Complimentary Benefit
........ TO.........
Miss Maria Pruneda.

The undersigned, In com mon. with
many other friends, we'll remem BERN
the delightful music which you have
given them in times past, and believing
that concert under your adershi p
would be acceptable and pleasing TO the
Los Angeles public. respectfully request
that you name the time when you will
would suggest that YOU name as early q
day ~ practicable.
Los Angeles, CAL, Dec. %, 1881.
]. 8. 6lauson, John g. Downey.
Eugene Meyer, I. II. Dunkel berger,
II. Newmark, Jos. Kurtx,
w. II. Perry, S. NJ. White,
!. N. Van Nuys, H. l.. Mach ell,
T. W. Hellman. Geo. 8. Patton,
". Prldham, w. d. stephenson.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Nessrs. y. s.. Slauson, Eugene Meyer. III.
Nstsnaark, W. II. Perry and others;
0ENTLnMxN: In answer to your favor
OF the 2Sd instant, sincerely thank you
or your kind offer and accept the
same. Would name Thursday evening,
January II, 1882, as the time, and Turn
verein Hail as the place where the con-
cert will be given.
Respectfully,
MARIA PRUNEDA.
December 23d, 1881. d21tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Do net forget to give your holi.
day orders for oysters to Bob
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

The well known Druggists.
Heipzeman & Ellis, make .
speciality of prescriptions and
family recipes. Call at their store
No. 70 Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Spanish language. By Prof. A.
Cuyas, "a Main St. dl1-ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31


Eastern oysters every style;
hot and cold lunches and all the
delicacies OF the season served on
the shortest notice at Congress
Hall, corner of Main and Requena
streets. Ice cold Boca beer, the best
on the Coast, always on hand, rs
we'll as full supply OF the best
brands of liquors, wines and Oh
gars. Entrance to ladies' rooms OF
Requena street. Open day and
night.
Heinzsman & Ellis have the
largest and most complete stocks
Of drugs, medicines, perfumeries,
soaps, brushes and general toilet
articles in Los Angeles. Sold at
Eastern prices.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-12-31

Maximum Thermometer. 100
Minimum 3" $40