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VOLUME HI.
Is I'ulillshid evei.y moriringexoepl Monday
by
THE LOS ANGELES CITY AND COUNTY
PRINTING AND PITHLISHINU CO.
OFFICE Herald Mteam llouk uinl Job
feinting: lloiimc, street, opposite the
Court House.
TERMS:
Per annum, by mull oi express $10
six monl hs " " d
Three months " " ■ li
Delivered by carriers, per week, 2fi cents
THE WEEKLY HERALD
Is published every Saturday morning.
TERMS,
i incyear, by mall or express, single copy ..48 no
six months, " " " '* " ... 1 75
Three " " " " " ... 1 nfl
Advertisements inserted al reasonable rates.
AH Kinds of Job-tVorK .lone to t'oin*
peic uiih Nan Fran el sco in Price,
Style, mid Elegance ol Workmanship.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Masonic Notice.
6» Lost Aiigelcs Lodge No. 43. I\ *
y®._. A. .»!.-The slated meetings ifthls
JT Lodjte are held on the Qrsl MON
DA V of each month al 7: !» P. M.
' x Members of I'entalpha, No. Lll2, and
all Master Masons in good standing are cor
dlally invited. S. (.'. EOY, \V. M.
('has. Smith. Secretary. ao2S-ly—ti
• KESTALPHA I.OIXJE, No. 202,
_VV— F. A. AM. The stated moetlngs of
\ Jf this Lodge are held on the THIWD
MONDAY of eacl nth, at 7 P. X,
, . order of Ihe W!■M '•
Jaull V, W. Rohinson, Scc'y.
Los Angeles Chapter No. 33, R: • A: • ■:•
i^ < 9* ss " :: Stated con vocal ions on 2d
\ '—XSvf M(,N '"-' VY °* ( '' ich mouto
~' ■ '"• M - ' A[ M—» nl< ' Hall, so
oHl KVJ journlng companions in good
llVf^ — $>M stwndlngi Ilally Invited. Hy
order of the H. P.
\ I W. H. A. Kidii,
lv. — it Kecretaiy.
Los Angeles Council No. 11- Royal and Select
Masters, F. & A. M.,
Heidi Its stated .isv.nnhlles on the Ith Mon
day of each month at Masonic Hal I,al ":;>op.
ai Hojournins;Compaul ns In wood standing
at* fraternally Invited lo attend.
By order of Ihe Tbl Il<*.
J. i*'. itiiitNS, Reoorder.
"KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Crjßur De Lion Commandery No. 9, K[- T|-
Holds its stated pnnel ivt - al the Asylum in
M isoiiic Hall, on Ihe third TiIUHSDAY of
each month, ut 7o'cloek P, M. Sojourning
Kn gbts Templar In good Btandfns are cor
dially invited to attend. By order ot the
c;. c:-
H. N. Buunino, Capt;. Gen'i;.
i. O. O. F.
. • An.celili. Lodge No. 193. I. O.
.g, *'» o P.—Regular meetings <>t this
- - Lodge an- bed every MONDAY
evening at N o'clock, al odd fel
lows' Hall, Downey Block. Vistling and so
journing brothers in good Standing are in
vited to attend. L J. smith, n. G.
J. M. lUssktt, R. B. au9
Golden Klile Lodge No. IGII, I. <». O. F.
____-< Regular meeting held on FRI-
D \\ F.VI'NIN'I of . iieh wed; at
'■IT '7 i-2 o'clock. ' ojonriung I < rot hi en
in good standing are cordially ln
vited. By order, . _
O. D. HATHAWAY, N. G.
Jos. Huhkr, Jr., it. S.
Orango Grove Encampment, No. 31,1. 0. 0. F.
REGULAR MEETINGS held on
the Second and Fourth Tl'l-.S-
DAYS or each mom h at 7., p. m.
-*m/Ptt< Sojourning Patriarchs in good
itandlng are cord in lb invited to attend.
H. BURDICK, C. P.
J, M. Bas.skrr. Scribe.
Physicians and surgeons.
DR. H. S. ORME,
r»ii3'si«fiiiit ti«ti Suripeoiu
OFFICE IN LANFKANCO BI'ILDINO,
No. 74 Main si I, overt' .). Helllsemap
A Co.'s drug store. Residence, Spring street,
between Sixth an,l Seventh. Olhce h- urs,
from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M.
c. merrill,
Pliystit-iaii tiatl s»ttvsi-<?on.
Ollice-No. II Spring St., opposite Ihe Post
Office speciai attention paid to diseases ol
Children. feblWi_
DR. W. HAZELTINE,
DENTIST— CORNER SPRING AN DTE M
ple streets (opposite Temple's Bank),
Los Angeles « Ju.tOtl
DR. FRED. EUPHRAT,
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur.
OFFICE—Over Farmers a Merchant! Bank,
In Lafayette Hotel building, .Mam street. Lot
Angeles. Office hours, 8 to 12 A. M„ and 2to
sp. M. From 2to I>. M. gratis tor the poor.
Consultation in German, French, Italian
and English.
SLAM'L M. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and Obstetrician.
OFFICE—In Lanfranco's Building. .Main St.
Office hours—B to 10 A. m., 2 to! and 7 totj P. M.
Residence, No. 240 Main street. dliWf
DRB. CHASE & LYONS,
L3URGEONB AND PRACTITIONERS ol'llo
-0 meopathy. Office and residence, Lark
man House. Night eaila promptly attended.
«e-special attention given to diseases ol
women and children. °' l|i>lf
"k7~d7wise, m. D. a
Gl KADUATE OF JEFFERSON
t Medical College, Philadelphia, Office
in Lao Franco Building, Main street. Otlice
hours, from Bto 10J-4 A. M., and Horn \y % to 0
P. M.
Obstetrics & Diseases of Women a Specialty.
my7-ly—ls
"drT mT sTjon es,
... OF ST. LOUIS, MO.,
MHK I 1 liaslocatoil iv Los Angeb - win re
gKRgUhc will give di s special intention to
VEr diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
1 offick : Spring St., opposite Temple Block.
feb26tf—2
Dr. L. Dexter Lyfbrd,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON - OFFICE,
No. 17, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office liours-0 to 11 A. M.; l toB
and 7 to 8 P. M. ' qpiSrix-i
DR. A. S. SHORB,
JJOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
OFFICE—Nearly opposite the Post Office.
RESIDF:NCE—No. 18 Franklin street.
oc2-tl—2
J. H. McKEE, M. D..
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON — OFFICE,
No. 1 Spring street, oppposlte Temple's
Bank. Residence — First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, Cal. mrls-tf—2
Dr. Joseph Kurtz,
PHYSICIAN.
OFFICE—In Lunfranco's Building, Main St
above the Drug Store of C. F. Hcinzeman A
Co Will give particular attention to El V.
and EAR DISEASES. Office hours: From 1)
to 11 a. M., from 2 to 4 P. M., and from 8 to » P.
m. Residence: Buenavista street. auglo
Los Angeles Daily Herald.
BUSINESS CARDS.
C. F. HEINZEMAN & CO.,
Successors to J. B. 8A UN DERS A CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS,
Tte Main Street,
LOS ANGELES.
The CHOICEST TOILET ARTICLES, the
PUREST I..IUGS und PATENT MEDICINES
of hll kinds. Hi:,- Prescriptionscarefully com
pounded dsty and night. ii'ij-tf—l
"cliAsT R. JOHIVISON^"
AND
GENERAL INSURANCE ACENT,
No. .v; Temple Hlocii, I.on Angeles,
dec2o
w7 van"derDOEsr
171 XPERT ACCOUNTANT AND COL
_I_ lector. Sets of books opened, balanced
and closed and all kinds Of accounts adjusted.
Collections made In all parts id' city, courtly
and Slate. Had debts and rents collected jß
modi':aie terms.
OEKICE-Spring street, No. 00. fcTtf
S. H. BUCHANAN,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Successors to Buchanan & Husklns.
TAKEN FOR ALL KINDS
V_7 of Bulldingand stitisfaction guaranteed.
Headquarters at the Corner of Second and
Port street. apiVtf— 3
"mor iriTcHb ynskT,"
44 SPRING ST.
Carpenter and Cabinet Maker.
Stores tilted up, Furnlturo made and re
puircd, and general work done on the short
est notice, nov22tf
~TOLlteWdi^lrrr'
JjKFUTY U. 8. MINING AND
LAND SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER
Room 0, Downey's lllock, Lot Angeles.
nov4tf —2
~icYSOR Ews,
a v c li I to __o T
BOOM No. l-i HELLM AN'S BLOCK, COR
ner of Commercial and ijos Angeles
Streets. ap2-")tl— 2
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
.1. P, coin-'RKY. <•• J- E1.1.15.
GODFREY & ELLIS.
A TTORNEYS AT LA VV,
_ v -
Koo.us 1 and ;>, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
feb.l-tf
DAVI6I-7 ADAMB,
Attorney at Law, Examiner o? Titles,
— - AN I)
COJN VEYANC'ER,
OFFICE— With G. W. Morgan, Esq., No. 4
Spring street, Temple Block. Jaii2B-lm
j. e7lsrlf>ili7
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
OFFICE—ROOM 18, TEMPLE BLOCK,
JLom .A-H-jfcleN, Cal*
>■ rtjlll iBl at tent ion given to Land and Pro
bate business. - myl-tf—2
~ WIN S LO RS,"
ATTOIiNEY A. T I*A.W,
OFFICE—Room No. 21 Female Block,
Los Angei.ks, Cal. dlltf
J. 0. HOWARD. 11. T. HAZARD
HOWARD & HAZARD,
ATTIjRNKYS AT LAW,
OFFICES IN No. 8 DOWNEY BLOCK,
I.U.S ANGELES, CAL. '
»»• Special attention given to business in
the United States Land Ottice. oeJ-tf—2
A.01.A55K.1,1., O. H. SMITH.
A. B. CHAPMAN. . 11. M. SMITH.
GLASSELL, CHAPMAN -SMITH,
AT LAW,
OFFICE—TEMPLE BLOCK np-stairs, Los
Angeles, California. oc2-tf— 2
W. 1.. MAItSIIAI.I.. WILL U. (10UI.1).
J. Bi BLANCH Aid).
MARSHALL GOULD & BLANCHARD,
ATTOBN BYB AT LAW-OFFICE
opposite the Court House. Booms Nos.
18 and 1» Temple Block, Los Angeles, Cal.
Will pracllce in all the Courts of Ibis Slate,
and attend to business in IT. S. Land Office.
tr-2
GEORGE J. CLARKE,
NOTARY PUBLIC-COMMISSIONER OF
Deeds for Arizona, and broker. Office,
Oanahl A McDanlelS, Downey Block.
Je 19-tf—2
V- fs It F. H. HOWARD,
AT LAW,
TEMPLE BLOCK. LOS ANGELES.
oe2-tf —2
A. H. .lUDSON. J. W. GILLETTE.
Att'y at Law
JUDSON, & GILLETTE,
EXAMINERS OF TITLES.
»7 1-2 Hprlujf tit., Los Angeles, Cal.
oc2-tf-2
DRUGS MEDICINES.
TNKW DRUG STORE!
V. CHEVALLIER
HAS OPENED AN ELEGANT DRUG
Store,ln
SICNORET'S NEW BUILDING,
Main St., opp. Pico House,
Well assorted with fresh ami pure medicines
Also a splendid assortment of
PERFUME, HAIR BRUSHES,
Sponges, and every toilet article from the
best bouses of Ihe United States and France.
American and French patent medicines.
KiiKlish, Krench OjfiA Bpftniap
LameuivaeM are SSpoken.
V Chevallier has been established in San
Francisco since'lD, and his long experience
In the drug business will recommend him to
the confldenoe and patronace of the people
and medical fraternity of Los Angeles.
S ''"''" r 'is's—i inmsisii in unn
MISCELLANEOUS.
T. C. SWIOART. JOS. HUIIKR, JR.
SWIGART & HUBER,
DKALEKA IN
BTOVKS, TIN,
COPPER AND SHEET-IRON-WARE
AND
CROCKERYWARE, GLASS.
Hardware and Willow-ware,
LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS
PLUMBINC AND GAS FITTINC
Done, to Order.
Sign of the Big Red Coffee-Pot,
NO. 110 MAIN ST., I LOS ANGELES.
Juu2ltf—6
LOS ANGELES, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 3, 1875.
BUSINESS CARDS.
M. W. PERRY,
BOOT- 1$ I IV I> E ».
Downey Block, Cor. New High and Temide
streets. • octll-2ir''
WM. ABBOTT,
I General Undertaker.
FINE METALIC COFFINS,
The Best iv the World.
Always on hand, and all kindi of Coffins
ready at one hour's notice. Apply at. his
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
No. 16 Main street,
Near the Pico House. oetl7-ly
J. OTRILITZ.
MTSRCH ANT TAILOR, AND FASHION
ABLE CLOTHIER.
No. 7t{ Main Street, in front of the
Orient Suloou, Downey Hlock.
A largo stock of the newest Cloths. Good
fits guaranteed. nir*2l-tf—2
n^WnWA^L¥LXAN,
Searcher of Records and Conveyancer,
ROOM 13 DOWNEY BLOCK.
nov22tf
"O-lw. PARKER,
Teacher and Conductor of
V;**.! -■ A iiinTniiMrilTm MHOIC
VULAL aua ifisi uumr.ni ihl muoit.
Ri'sidence, No. 611 Spring SI.
PIANOS and ORGANS TUNED and REPAIRED.
AH orders left at the above rooms, or at
Brodrick's Book store, will receive prompt al
ien I ion. aug3otf
H.J. STEVENSON,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor,
U. S. Deputy Land and Mineral Surveyor.
Surveys of all kinds in the city or at a dis
tance. Maps made, Field notes and descrip
tions furnished Ac.
OFFICE—NO. 36 MAIN STREET,
Los Andklus, cal. oettttf
E . 7. WEST O N ,
ARCHITECT, CIVIL ENGINEER
AN 11
_>I* AUGHT SMAN,
U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, Room 61.
Temple Block," Third Story, Lou Angeles, Cal
ifornia, my lot f—3
VETERINARY SURGEON.
OSCAR C. BALDY, V. 8., TREATS ALL
diseases of the horse. Can be found
at corner Fourth and Fort streets. Los Ange
les, Cal. au2tf— 2
LUMBER-YARDS.
LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES
— AT —
Perry, Wood worth & Co.'s
J_U MISLOK YARDS
—an n —
PLANING MILLS,
No. 10 Commercial street, near llaii
roaii PsSjasj. mrAl-tf—3
J. G. JACKSON
Keeps all kinds of
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS,
DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS
Posts, Shakes,
Plaster Paris,
CEMENT una HAIR.
Corner of Alameda and First strcts.
LOS ANGELAS, CAL.
W. W. ROBINSON,
AGENT.
Holman's team ready in yard to deliver or
ders. se l' :i "
GRIFFITH. LYNCH & CO.
LUMBER DEALERS,
CORNER OF
Alttnieeltt antl Wtrmt Sis.,
DEALERS IN
Surfaced Lumber at $42 50 per M ft.
Merchantable Lumber 32 50 " " "
Flooring at - • _•_ 42 50 " « "
They constantly keep on hand
DOORS,
WINDOWS,
BLINDS,
POSTS,
SHINGLES,
BATHS,
sli S.KES,
HAIR, PLASTER OF PARIS, ETC., ETC
ap2B-tl—6
~GARETi
Semi-Tropical Nurseries.
Located on San Pcnro street, two miles south
of City Hall.
The largest stock of Northern and Semi-
Tropical Fruit Trees In the Stat*;.
40 Varieties of Citrous Trees.
Call and examine my stock. Priced Cata
logue sent free. Address P. 0. Box 528,L0s
Angeles, Cal. THOS. A. GAREY.
dec!3-6m ________
P LAUTH. FRITZ MEM.
NEW YORK BREWERY,
PHIL. LAUTH & CO.,
(Successors to Chris. Henne) Proprietors.
The CLEAREST, PUREST and MOST BRIL
LIANL LAGER BEER Soutu of
San Francisco.
Orders for DRAUGHT or BOTTLED 8..1.R
promptly attended to. _
The celebrated Beer from this Brewery de
fies competition iv the State. mrS-tf—6
N,
71* MAIN »T., Temple Block,
LOS ANGKLEB, CAL.
A fine stock of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
kept constantly on hand, and Liquors bottled
expressly for tamlly use. Also
J I_. WILLIAMS,
octotj Proprietor.
Delmonico Restaurant,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE COM
MERCIAL. Los Angeles, California.
OPEN tit ALL lIOTJKS3.
svsT-Th'i choicest delicacies of the Best Mar
kets always on the Bill o' Fare. Elegant
DINNERS AND LUNCHES at a moment's
notice. I as. MUN ROE & CO.,
no2-tf— Proprietors.
MOTHER.
When she undid her hair at. night,
About the time for lying down,
She came and kueit. I was so small
There in my bed, her curls did full
All over me, light gold and brown.
I fell asleep uiui.i her prayers,
Her fair young face ifarolf It seems),
Her girlish voice, ncr kisses sweet,
The pat t -r of b r busy feet,
Passed with me into, charming dreams.
And when I woke at merry morn,
Through her gol i hair I saw the sun
Flume stroiw, shine glad and gl •rlty
'1 he greut good world- Olil ne'ercaiil
Forget her words—"My darling one!"
Ah I checkered years since then nave crept
Past her and me; and we have known
Some sorrow and much tempered Joy.
Ear Into manhood stands her boy.
And her gold hair snow-white is blown.
The world has changed by slow degrees,
And as old days recede, alivs!
So rfuoh of trouble have the new, •
Those rare, fur Joys giow dim, si en through
Sad i lines, as through a darkened glass.
But ju-t this morning when I woke
How lovlmrly my lips ere kissed!
How chaste an I ciear the sunlight shone
On mother's hair, like gold-dust sown
Athwart I bin clouds of silver mist!
FOR THE LADIES.
Breakfast caps retain the Martha
Washington and Charlotte Corday
shapes.
The black silk sacques and mantles
worn before cashmere wraps came in
fashion will, it is said, be revived for
Spring.
The newest lace neck-fies are scars
of Mechlin lace made with a band
of luscrtlfJS. down the middle, with
lace on each side, and wide pleated
lace on each end.
Mechlin lace is mostly used for the
little jabots worn down the front of
dresses. These are woven across in
shells, or else have a row of insertion
down the middle. Price, $1 50.
The novelty for scarf sashes and
overskirts for evening dresses is white
net covered so closely with silver
spangles that the networnis concealed
and a surface of silver is presented. It
is also used for transparent sleeves of
silk dresses.
New ficnus of muslin and Jace are
laid in pleats all over, edged with
lace, and finished with drooping ends
of ribbon in front. They are high and
slender around the neck and shoulders,
and have short square ends prettily
trimmed anil lapped in front.
The first Spring suits to be doned
will be those made of the de bege in
plain or colors of brown and gray
shades. This soft wool fabric is im
posted plain mat threads loosely
woven, in serge twills, in rough sur
faces like camel's hair, and later im
portations will show plaid and striped
de bege.
"Dancing classes" are becoming
quite a prominent feature of the sea
son. They are very pleasant enjoyable
sort of all'airs, conducted on an econ
omical basis. One or two married
ladies attend to "matronlß6," and sit
quietly in tlie corner while young men
clasp young women about the waist
aud go whirling around the room to
the music of the band.
Ball and party dresses this season
are remarkably elegant. There is an
air of grace and style about them hith
erto unequalled, and the most ordinary
and commonplace.s looking lady is
made to !i',>k distinguished, and evon
queenly, in the ball-dress of the period.
This fact, we believe, is generally ad
mitted, and none are so gratified to
make the assertion as the ordinary
and commonplace - looking ladies
themselves.
The latest novelty introduced into
society during the gay season has been
a party given where the lady guests
were not allowed to be over twenty
one years of age. This fact being pub
licly stated, the exact ages of those
who were invited were, of course,
nicely criticised. The daughter of a
clergyman, who was present, observ
ing a guest who was believed to be
older than herself, happened to re
member that her father baptized the
guest, and quickly referred to the bap
tismal register, which at once made
the lady twenty-five. These "major
ity parties" are ticklish things, and
cannot often he judiciously attempted.
Anecdotes of George III.
Cbarle* Knight, the originator of
the Penny Magazine, was the sou of ti
bookseller in Windsor, near the Royal
palace, to whose shop the King fife*
quently came to look over tlie new
publications. One summer morning,
before the shop was fully opened, the
voice of the King was heard under the
windows, calling! " Knight! Knight !
Knight!" His father came down as
soon as possible, and found the King
deeply absorbed in reading a work
which had come, down in a parcel
from Loudon the evening before.
What was his horror and consterna
tion to discover that the King had
taken up Thomas Pai lie's llights of
Man, in which the author defended
the French revolution, and attacked
the institution of monarchy. The
King continued to read for half an
hour, at the expiration of which he
laid down the book and left the shop
without a word, but also without
oflense, for he continued to be as
friendly and frequent a visitor as be
fore. Mr. Knight also reports that
the King was as much amused as any
©ne at the caricatures of tho day, In
which he was broadly burlesqued, and
that he was quite capable of being
amused at Peter Pindar's poems of tho
" Apple - Dumplings and Farmer
George." He was indeed, in private
life, as good-natured and amiable a
gentleman as ever misgoverned a
Kingdom or spoiled a family. Mr.
Knight tells an amusing story in
point. One evening, after having
joined the family in the drawing
room, the King went back to the
library where he had been writing,
and found the wax candles still burn
ing. It was a curious rule of the pal
ace, as of great houses generally in
that day, that a wax candle should
never be lighted a second time, ami
the unconsumed portions were usually
the perquisites of some servant or offi
cer of the household. These particu
lar wax candles blazing away in the
King's library were the perquisites of
the King's page, named Clarke, whom
the King met on bis return to the
drawing-room. "Clarke, Clarke,"
said the King in his rapid manner,
"you should mind your perquisites.
I blew out the candles." It cost the
English people at that time £10,000 a
year to provide Windsor Castle with
wax candles. The government of the
Hoynl household was as wasteful and
oori npt as tho city of New York used
to be.
Mr. Curran was once engaged iv a
legal argument. Behind him stood
his colleague, a gentleman whose per
son was remarkably tall and slender,
and who had originally intended to
take orders. The Judge observed that
the case under discussion involved a
point of ecclesiastical law. "Then,"
said Curran, 'T can refer your Lord
ship to a high authority behind me,
who was once intended for the
church, though, in my opinion, he
was titter for tlie steeple."
Two colored men took refuge under
a tree in a violent thunder shower.
"Julius can you pray?" said one. "No
Smid," was the reply; "nebber prayed
In my life." "Well, can't you sing a
hymn?" "No, (Sam; don't know no
bymQ." "Well, see heah, honey,
Bumfln 'ligious's got to be done heah
mighty sudden. Hpose you pass round
the contribution box."
LINES OF TRAVEL.
LOS ANGELES DIVISION
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
AND
&TKAM E B S.
IMPORTANT CHANCES.
On and after THURSDAY, January 14th,
187, r ). and until further notice, trains will run
every day ns follows:
LEAVES LOS ANGELES:
FOX ARRIVE.
Anaheim 9:30 A. M. 11:00 A. M.
Wilmington 10:16 " 11:30 "
Spadra 2:45 P. M. 4:30 P. M.
Wilmington 3:45 " 5:00 "
San Fernando 8:30 " 9.30 "
TOWARD LOS ANGELES:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
San Fernando 6:15 A. v. 7:15 a.m.
Spadra 7:45 " 9:20 "
Wilmington 7:45 " 9:00 "
Anaheim 1:00 " 2:30 "
Wilmington 1:00 " 2:15 "
"ON STEAMER DAYS,"
Time of trains between Los Angeles and Wil
mington will be varied so as to connect with
steamer.
The time of Fisher A Thatcher, 07 Main
street, has been adopted by this company.
ap23-tl—lo E. E. HEWITT, Supt.
GOODALL, NELSON & FIRKINS'
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
San Francisco and Los Angeles,
THE STEAMSHIPS
VENTURA, ORIZABA
AND
MOHONGO*
Calling at Sauta Barbara only,
AND
STEAMSHIP SENATOR.
Calling at Santa Bar v .ra and San Luis
Obispo, also at San Buenaventura and San
Simeon for passengers only.
8C H EDU L E ■
St ill it
Steamers. S* El •j.' 6
ft h ? f |f
Senator Fob 20 Feb 28 Feb 2i Feb 27
Mohongo "23 "25 "27 Mar 1
Orizaba "25 "27 Mar 1 3
Ventura " 27 Mar 1 " 3 " 5
Senator Mar 4 " 7 " 9 " 11
Orizaba " 8 " 10 " 12 " 14
Mohongo " 13 " 15 " 17 " 19
Senator " IB " 19 " 21 " 23
Orizaba " 19 " 21 " 23 " 25
Mohongo " 24 " 20 •' 28 " 30
senator " 27 " 30 Apl 1 Apl 3
i irhtaba " 30 Apl l " 3 " 6
Mohongo Apl 5 " 7 " 9 " II
senate" " 7 '• lo " 12 " 14
Orizaba " lo " 12 " 141 " 10
Los Angeles and San Dieoo
(Steamer*
VENTURA, ORIZABA and MOHONGO
t.o through to Hnn Diego, <;alllug at
Ai.*aheini Lauding.
Leave San Pedro Feb. 25th, 27th, Mar. Ist,
10th, 15th, 21st and 20th, Apl. Ist, 7th and 12i h.
THE STEAMER
S i- _v r o i*
GOES TO ANAHEIM LANDING ONLY.
SAN LUIS, SAN SIMEON, SANTA CRUZ,
MONTEREY and SAN FRANCISCO.
THE CONSTANTINE
Leaves Santa Barbara March 13 and 24, April
4, for above named ports.
Hsu Francisco, Nnu Diego, and Way
Ports.
Steamers KALORAMAA and GIPSY,
Carryng combustibles and other freight,will
leave Sun Francisco about every ten days.
VICTORIA, I*. C.
Steamers leave SamJFranclsco on Ihe sth, 13th
20th and27thofe very month,cxcept when those
dates fall on Sunday, then on the day follow
ing.
Flans of Steamers' Cabins at. Agent's office.
For Passage or Freight apply to
H. McLELLAN,
Ag't. for Los Angeles Co.
Office, 61 Main street, opposite head of Com
mereial. I«n8
CKANCE of TIME!
Through by Daylight to San
Bernardino.
STAGES via CHINO, RIN-
ton and RIVERSIDE,car- £sEsSfi3fa(t
ryingthe United Statts malls ~
express, leaves BPADKA every TUESDAY,
THTJ Its DAY and SATURDAY at BA. m. The
entire trip is made by daylight, thus afford
ing tourists and travelers an opportunity o
passing over some of the finest portions o
Southern California. . . __*__
The route passes through the beautiful col
ony of Riverside and the famous Cuino
ranch.
Tickets should be purchased and seats se
cured of the agent in Los Angeles.
H W. ROBINSON, Supt.
STAGE OFFICE—No. 15 Main street.
J. L. WARD, Agent.
decls-U
LIQUORS, ETC.
FASHION SALOON.
61 Downey Block, Matu M.
WOLF Sc GATES,
Proprietors.
The Choicest Ales, Beer, Wines,
AND
Kiqiiors of all Kind*.
Hot Lunch Served Every Day and Evening.
ALL THE LATE PAPERS
On (Re for the use of guests. Club and Read
ing Rooms, warmed and well ventilated.
R Is the Intention of tho Proprietors to so
conduct the house as to preserve the good
name it has already oarned. sepistf
G
GO TO I
H
T THE
FASHIONABLE
T " TAILOE,
I
feb2BMm >«•• IIH MAIN fiIRKKT,
NO. C 33,
NEW HOU 8 E ,
Corner Aliso and Alameda Streets.
SIMOIF LEVY
Has opened at the above place, an extensive stock of
Provisions, Groceries,
Wines and Liquors.
Half a pound of Sugar and half a pound of Coffee more to the
dollar is there given than in any other house in the city, and all
other goods are sold in the same proportion.
Country produce taken in exchange at market rates. Also,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant.
General dealer in all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCTIONS,
HIDES, GRAIN AND WOOL.
Makes advances on Consignments to all parts of the United Stase.
Nos. 33, 34: Ac 35, _4.1i50 street,
Los Angeles, Cal. d 2 2
wittel^oefer ~&~raphael
(FORMERLY C. RAPHAEL AND CO.),
REQUENA STREET, OPPOSITE ft S. HOTEL
DEALERS 01
J~»aiiits, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, und Olass.
Looking-glass Plates, Walnut, Rosewood and
Cilt Mouldiners of all Styles and Sizes.
PICTURES FRAMED AT SHORTEST NOTICE & AT LOWEST RATES
AGENTS FOR THE
California Chemical Paint Company.
LIRERAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
TO my6Sm 18
PAINTERS AND COUNTRY DEALERS.
BANKING HOUSES.
r r_tiJE_: bank.
WM. WORKMAN. P. P- ¥ . TKMPLK.
TEMPLE & WORKMAN.
TEMPLE BLOCK, LOH ANGELEft.
Receive Deposit*, issue their Certificates and
transact a
GENERAL BASIKINM KISI.MKKN.
ORAW ON THE LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK [LIMITEDJ.
AT SAN FRANCISCO
Exchange for sale, on
New York, Hftinburg,
London, Berlin and
E»ari», Fran Ufbrt.
Legal Tenders, Bullion, Gokt Dust und Gov
ernment, State, County and City Bonds bought
and Sold. Keceive valuables for safe keop
ng. —10
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK
MAIN STREET,
X_os __.nsjele», Cal.
CAPITAL STOCK, :::::: $300,00t.
President J. S. SLAUSON
Vice-President J. M. GRIFFITH
MRKCTORft:
J. 8. SLAUSON, J. M. GRIFFITH
V. A. HOOVER, ROBERT 8. BAKER,
J. BIXBY, H. li. TICHENOk.
GEORGE S. DODGE.
Open for business from 10 A. M. till 8 p. _~
and.-Saturday evenings from 8 to 8 o'clock.
Deposits received in any amounts.
Money to loan on real estate ih amounts
and for length of time desired.
j 1 ytKg-6
FORWARDING _ COMMISSION.
HELLMAN, HAAS & CO.,
Forwarding & Commission
MEKCHAIN TB,
HAVE FOR HALE
THE PUREST GROCERIES,
THE REST PROVISIONS,
Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco
Of the choicest Imported Brands.
PAINTS, Ol I.S. LOOKS AfiU SASHKS,
BLINDS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
14 and M Los Angeles and Commercial St
LOS ANGELES. noStl—4
J. L. WARD,
Commission Merchant.
AGENT,
/ETNA INSURANCE CO.;
UNION INSURANCE CO.
(Eire and Marine).
No. 88 Main Street.
NUMBER 132.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FURNITURE, FURNITURE,
FURNITURE.
DOTTER &BRADLEY,
(Successors to Dotter <fe Lord),
Have now the Largest Stock ever
brought here.
Have Just received a large lot directly (torn
the East, and cordially invite the
pub.ic to examine their goods
and price same.
Carpets,
Oil Cloths.
Matting,
Kto. Ktc. Ktc.
Sidney Lacey,
(With Dotter A Bradley),
s still selling every thins? in above
lines at Reduced Prices, and
guarantees Work and Coods.
Sewing Machines,
Sewing Machines,
Sewing Machines,
DOTTER & BRADLEY
Are still Agents lor the
G__OV___ 6c BAKER
ELASTIC LOCK STITCH SEW
ING MACHINE,
Aud would beg leave to call attention
to the fact that
FOUR
New and Distinct antl
Important
Improvements have been added to
this Machine recently, making
it past all competition.
86 MAIN STREET. 86
LOS ANGELES,
jlyl Sign of the Bl « Red Chair. tflO
CALIFORNIA NURSERY,
CORKER of
Vejar and San Pedro Streets,
A fine variety of Fruit Trees, Including
Cherry and Plum, which are warranted to
grow anil bear abundantly every year.
PEDRO M. VEJAR.
Jan24-6m
ladies: hair dressing
ESTABLISHMENT.
CAROLINE C. BURTON.
LADIES' HAIR DRESBING IN ALL
styles. Braids, curl* and Waterfalls
made at the shortest notice. Tangled hair
straightened and made into any shape. Per
umes of the lines! quality on hand and lor
sale. No. S Spring atreet, I.< is Angeles, Cal.

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