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Special Notices.
Dr. Aborn, oculist, aurist, catarrh,
throat and lung physician, Backman
House. So Charge fof consultations,
I. ffeuch Iferebaai Tailor, No. t Commer
cal street, Dnoommua** Block. set tr
He cheerful — tlm Important Is again in Ihe
Held, ti is sgaln Kplentohed, anil win sill
goods at llieirolcl price, as ihcyonly helieVe
in is line'foods el low stli sjs,and make quick
sttlas and small profits. Their Clothing aid
inn i P on stuck at i ompleie, and iff per cent.
eheMper than any other bowse in ■nuthorn
California. Bo give them a cull and you will
1/ • sore to lie pleased with your bsreatn.
■eptla-lnt
Kuril Hurt ft m Ihe East Is now being ottered
at grentlv redt <| prises,owing to the »re*
ent low freights. Hi) nnd examine It al Jo
han been A OrOs-Or'S Kami ure nnd H> dd ng
establishment, M Mum street, oor, I ommer
eial, sept il-if*
saw Bed Sol is. of improve.i construe! inn.
for comfort and ornament, Nothing to beat
them. On nnd see for yourselves, at Johanu
sen a Grosser** PurnltureWurer Main
street, oor. Commercial. septn- f*
F, Allan), merchant tailor, hasjust
received an elegant lot of cloths, cas
si mores and suitlngl of the latest pop
ular patterns. Tbe stock is probably
the largest of its kind to be found in
the oily, and no one can fail to be
suited in making a selection. Call on
F Adam, Spring st reet, for your styl
ish suits. seplt'f
Th.' Express Cigar Depot, adlolnlag Jkells,
Fat r> A 00,, has OO hand the best of
Imported and domestic elgars, smoking ami
chewing tobacco, etc. Also smokers' articles,
Tha patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited. GEO. JKii'HiM. '
nu JO II
Very rich and elegant Parlor Sets
have Just been received from New
York by Jobannaen it Grosser, at
their ware rooms itiDucommun's build
ing, cor Main and Commercial Strls. •
One dozen wagons, assorted sizes
and kinds, for sale at nduced prices at
Stoddard's hardware store, 78 Main
street. augl7:tf
Silver and gold plating; elect rotyplng; ivory
and metal turning; glass and metal drilling.
Docks, keys, seals unit key-cheeks, stencil ano
door-plates made to order; knives and surgi
cal lust i amenta ground and saws tiled nnd set;
parasols and canes mended; musical Instru
ments repaired! meerschaum pipes cleaned
and mounted: model making and repairs on
al I fancy work and machinery, from a pin Ui
ii locomotive. All kinds of sewing machines
bought, sold and repaired. QaSBS and see the
new sewing machine engine. Sowing Ma
ohlne Exchange.til Spring Nt. deftn tf
Moore's Restaurant,on Commercial street,
is the proper place to go fora good meal, with
a good cup ot coffee or tea to drink with it.—
There Is probublj no restaurant on the Pacific
eoasl when; so many of the substantial* and
so many of the luxuries may be hud lor '£> c s.
Don't forget the place—Moore's Restaurant,
Commercial street. Private eating rooms hay*
been neatly fitted up for ihe accommodation
ladles. (6-ti
The Immense sales of HALM'S lloncv of
lloi>ehoiwi> ano Tak proves that • he people
consider it i he only sure remedy for cough*
aud colds and all pulmonary diseases, .sold
by all druggists.
Pike's To ithaehe Drops cure In one minute,
oci7 lw daw
s*aT*The principal organs ol sense are con.
oentrated to the face, nis therefore worthy
of being crowned by all Gentlemen, with one
of the superior hats which can be had nt Des
montwWi Main Street. marl.
———MMJ.J 111 f.TJHmJM—MBB—
W AHT3-i.OST-FOU N 67
WANTED. -After the first of January, a
situation as Clerk by a young man twen
ty.seven yeais old. Is capable as buyer or t<i
t k" chaige. Can give the highest Slew York
ref rences, Addiess
ARCHIBALD PARK,
. c iftlw 5U R'ondway.N. V.
\h! ANTED.—A situation us Cham bet mnl .
vv or HouseHervant, by a white woman,
native ol sweeten. Address
THILDA HOLEMBERO,
octll'lw hanta Monica.
WANTED. \ party with fom 5' ,50" to
45,0 0 t • join advertiser in a bush ess
partially sstabli In d and iUSCCpt bb' of great
expansion by the us of m.r capital E -
tlreiy legitimate and g arantenl t... pa over
fourpercen . per month to Investor, tddraes
with full name for on« week, J. R /.
oct 11 1 w Herald < iffloe.
SITUATION WANIED.-Hy '« comic
lent Clerk nd Salesman, lv Los Angeles
or vicinity. Speaks 'German and English.
Rest of reference given. Address
UfsAßusU* KNECHT,
octl>lw Los Angeles.
WANTED.— A good man cook, immedi
ately, in the Will c House Inning llnit.
oclO
TO LET.—-V f'-w pleasant room*, with
bo im, c irnerFort and Franklin streets,
Inquire al 78 Main s-rect. se^t_tl_
WANTED.— A man and family to keep a
ranch O'.j miles Irom Ihe city.ou shares.
Oood bouse, outbuildings, Well, etc. Apply
to S. LEVY, aiife if
PRIVATE BOARDINC and Kurnlshed
Rooms for lent, on Fort street, second
door fioin First. Je2l II
O *Od Single Rooms
r\ With board at Col. Peel's on spring St.
uovlMf
FOR SALE—FOR RENT.
TO LET. — \ nicely Furnished Room witli
I Ho od. Apply at No. at Fort St. Cat!
pjss the door. octlfl 3t
FOR SALE.—large quantity ol Grensc
wood and Oak mots. Cull at
KIMBALL. A CH A PIN'S
oetl4Mw Real Est:.te ofllce, spring St.
FOR SALE.—one-hall' interest In a good
paying business, welt l< catcu
ocliiti BAKREK A GATE.s.
FOR RE NT.-A Brick Store, suitable tor
grocery, dry goods or un> business re
quiring room. Wood yard, etc., with the
heaviest and best hay senlcsilo tonsiatiached.
The best business comer In lown Southwest
corner of si.\th and spring si not, Los ngc-,
lcs. Enqu re of GhO. LMIM »N, at the ba
kery in tiie rear, oelgtw*
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.—
Having all modern improvements.com
manding a charming view nf mountain and
valley. Apply to Mrs. Wilkin*, THE MAN
SION, 24 and 23 Beaudry Terrace, between
Buena Vista and N. w tilth streets. seSU Im*
FOR SALE.—Hotel, centrally locattd;
fine opportunity lor business.
se2alm Ii.VRBKE Jk OATES.
FOR cho.eeOrangelands nt san Gabriel,
apply to O. I>. EItUENBRIGIiT, Kati
Gabriel Mission. septlB-tf
TO LET.— Elegant furnished rooms to let
I In SignoiSl'S new bull Ing. Apply lo
Bank Exchange, corner Main nnd Arcadia
klreets. septls-lm
TO LET.— To 11 sood tenant or tenants,
two or three furnished rooms in afush
lonabls loculity. Address A, this othce.
septl7-tf
TO RENT.— sheep pasture sufficient for
I T.ouoslieep, till the 1-t of January. Ap
ply to S. Levy, 3JI Aliso street. septhMf
FOR SALE CHEAP.-A lurge number
oi thrifty growing Lime Trees, In good
condition. Apply to
m»U J. C. WALLACE. San Gabriel.
W. G. BOGERT & CO.,
FORMERLY WITH FISHER .' THATCnES,
Manufacturing. Jewelers,
No. 131 Main Street.
THE ONLY MANUFACTURING lew*
I eTry establlsniuentin southern Califor
nia who manufacture all their own goods.
Fine work guaranteed at reasonable prices.
All country orders executed with dispatch.
Scud direct through Well-, Fargo A Co.
Diamond Setting & Chains a Specialty.
nut' ii
NOTICE.
Offick or tukL. A. city Water Co.. \
LoS Ange.es, Cal. Oct. 18, 1875, >
NOTICE!' hereby given that the Annual
meetlogoi tli Stockholders of the above
named company will be held on
Monday, tliu IStli day of Xovrmber,
A. !>.. is?j.
Atto'olock p. a , at the office of theCom
p.divou Commercial stn et, L s Angeles Ci y,
for the t-ui pose of electlug Trustees f < the
yearensu.ug. S. 11. MOfT,
oct!7td SecMaiy.
■ i ilia'ill inn Mum i
TITCSDAY OCT. 19, 1870.
imm.sj uregf,
Han gaASffiUSDO Oct >S.
'fold. 1IC",
Qraenhacas— Buying. 16; 86 \.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Mayor's Court was uninterest
ing yesterday morning.
The steamer Orizaba will leave for
San Francisco on Thursday.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
1105 per cent, premium. Currency sold
here at 85 © hoj.
The steamer Senator leaves for San
Franois-co to-day touching at Santa
Monica.
The schooner Una lias arrived at
Wilmington With lumber for the rail
road company.
The steamer Cora is anchored at
Wilmington loaded with lumber for
J. G. Jackson.
Mr. J. D. Bioknell baa so far recov
ered as to attend the Supreme Court
at Sacramento.
Johnson's club room at Santa Moni
ca sports a flag twelve feel long, and
a streamer twenty feet long.
The New York Weekly Mail has an
other Interesting letter on California,
from "Tourist."
A heavy fog covered Los Angeles
on Sunday evening from dark until
about nine o'clock.
Wishing is good at Santa Monica.
Every Hi ing from a shark to a booby
can bo caught.
Passengers for San Diego per Ori
zaba, will leave here by tho 10:15 A.
M. train, this morning.
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company will open an office in the,
Pico House.
Officer Harris, returned yesterday
from Ventura, with Raiwon Montnflu,
who was committed to jail.
The steamer Senator arrived at
Wilmington yesterday with fifty pas
sengers and two hundred and thirty
tons of freight.
The Orphans' Fair begins to-night
and we believe the charitab'e will be
present in large numbers to contribute
their mite to the poor orphans.
A Mexican was caught on Sunday
night, trying Inbreak into Mr. Ben
nett's butcher shop, on Aliso street,
near the Aliso store.
Capt. Shillaber, late Superintendent
of Santa Monica wharf has reappeared
in this section as tirst officer of the
staunch steamer Senator.
San Diego it being depopulated.
The steamer Aiuo i on her recent trip
brought sixteen passengers from San
Diego to Los Augeles.
The S. P. R. R. wrecking train,hav
ing completed its labors with the de
tached train near c'ueamongo, return*
ed to Wilmington on Sunday.
J. L. Sanbnrn, a carpenter, will
please call on E. Whitney at the Uni
ted States Hotel, room 39, who has
ccme with his new patent well boring
apparatus.
The steamer Orizaba left San Fran
cisco on Sunday for San Pedro with a
large passenger and freight list. She
will arrive this morning at an ear.y
hour.
Judge McNeally who presided a few
days iv our District Court, returned
to San Diego just iv time to be pre
sented with v son. "Oh, just and up
right Judge."
C. Raphael has returned from San
Francisco with a new and improved
door, such as has never been seen in
Los Angeles, He will olfer it at a
great bargain to our citizens.
Captain Stothard, of the steamer
Senator was gladly welcomed on Sun
day evening at Santa Monica, it be
ing ins first appearance for some
time.
The Santa Monica hotel tinder the
management of Messrs Morgan A
Monroe, is prospering. The house is
crowded and tiie geniality of the
proprietors captures all the travel.
Mr. C. Raphael is celebrating the
birth of a son. He returned from Sun
Francisco late on Saturday night and
un hour and forty minutes later the
cjUlet of the night was disturbed by a
still, small voice.
The San Diego World says that the
headquarters of tho department of
Arizona are to be transferred to San
Diego, aut we think Los Angeles is
proper headquarters, if metropolitan
importance is considered.
The Chinese have a superstitious
horror of a dead body. The other day
a Chinaman died in Spanish town and
his companions deserted him and
when Mr. Pouet's assistant arrived at
the house, the body had bean half eat
en by rats,
The music for the Chinese Joss
house has just arrived. It consistsof
cymbals, an anvil, a pair of tongs, a
gong and five brass kettles. While
the Chinese fnneml procession passed
yesterday they gave their machinery
it lively turn to drive the devils away
from tiie deceased gambler.
Messrs. Satter & Bayer at Congress
Hall, receive daily barrels of luscious
oysters, all alive, and as fat as if just
taken from the oyster beds. Their
central saloon is crowded nightly by
the lovers of a refreshlug drink and
gourmands who eat the delicious bi
valve.
The following were the principal
shipments yesterday at the S. P depot
206 sacks of corn, from H. Newmark
& Co.; 56 bales of wool, from sundry
shippers; 8" sacks of meal, from Aliso
mill; 4ai sacks of barley, from H. New
mark & Co - : 80 sacks of feed, from
Hellman, Haas & Co.
Friend Hamilton wishes us to say
that he is not manager of the Post Of
fice as stated in Sunday morning's
Herald. He is simply mailing clerk
and nothing more. He is however an
accommodating olß' ial and that was
what it wus intended to convey in t-e
item in question.
Shominac Tribe No. 50, I. O. Ft. M.,
give a ball on the 27th inst. As this
is their first anniversary ball, the man
agers are determined to make it a
threat success. No effort will be spared
to make it tine of the mo-t social en
tertainments of the present season.
Sain. Prager will be back In a few
days with a large stock of as line la
dies' goods as can be found in San
Francisco. Sam. buys for cash and
therefore sella cheap. Everybody
knows this.
Photographer Payne has taken a fine
large picture of Washington Gardens,
Ihe popular resort on the corner of
Main and Washington streets. Mr.
VValdron has one of the finest places
in the city, and ho is daily adding to
its attractions.
A sad accident happened to Mr. Al
bert Ralph on Sunday evening. He
was returning home from the country
in a wagon, when, by accident, his
gun was discharged, tearing his left
arm so badly as to make amputation
necessary, tbe operation being per
formed by Dra. Shnband Kirkpatrick
It was an unfortunate affair and inex
pressibly sad to his family.
There was great rivalry among ve
hicles on Sunday night and the race
with the Senator's passengers from
Cienega station was quite interesting
linker arrived at the St. Charles first,
witli John Lathroa just behind, and
Johnnie Wilson, Jesse Aviso and oth
ers I'nllowing. The passengers took
great interest in the excitement of the
race.
Those w ho desire to hear an able ex
position of the doctrine of spiritual
ism should attend the lecture of Mr.
Benjamin Todd to-nij;ht at the Court
Room. He is a close reasoner and ex
pounds his faith in a masterly man
ner. Our citizens must not confound
Mr. Todd with thechurlatans and Jug
glers who adopt the name of Spirit
ualist to gain tho attention of the
people.
Dr. Richardson held an inquest yes
terday on "Jack," a notorious Chi
nese gambler, who was said to have
committed suicide by poison. He was
said to have embezzled seven or eight
hundred dollars, wasted it and then
killed himself. The Coroner found his
neck brok< n, and had the inmates of
the wash-house iv Bath street, six in
number,arretted. "Jack" had a gor
geous funeral yesterday, his friends
giving him a good send-off.
They are building nice residences
o%tside of the city as well as in it. We
were yesterday shown tho plan of a
house now in course of construction
for Mrs. Andrews at Santa Ana which
lor beauty of design, will compare fa
vorably with any we have seen lately.
The building is two stories high and
will contain eleven rooms,besides clos
ets and pain l ies; has two large bay
windows and is commodious in every
way. Hot and cold water will be in
troduced into each room. This beau
tiful residence was desijrded by Mr. C.
W. Davis anil the building contractor
is Mr. David McConnell.
Mrs. Ponet, No. 9 Commercial
street, has received from the Eastern
emporiums of fashion an extensive
assortment of new styles of bonnets,
ribbons, feathers, laces ami flowers.
All styles of hats from the imported
Paris pattern hat worth 150 down to
the plain straw. Real oslrich tips,
staple and fancy ribbons, silk velvets,
thread luces, and all otberfashionable
millinery can be obtained at tlit* low
estfigures. Mrs. Ponet employs only
first class trimmers and all in want of
fashionable Fall and Winter hats
should give her a call. She is daily
opening fashionable styles, which ar
rive by every steamer.
Some one directs a letter to the Her
ald and puts it in Ihe Express in
which he vents his grief over the ap
plication of the term "idiocy" to the
act of the person who made the mis
take in registering a letter in San
Francisco post office and wonders
which Is tho most remarkable the
idiocy of the applicant or the brutality
of the editor who would apply such a
term to the act. We give it up. There
are brutes, idiots and fools —all re
markable in their way, but which is
which we don't know. Seriously how
ever we will say that at the time tho
item was copied from the Bulletin we
had not the remotest idea who the in
dividual was but now that we do know
him we know that he is an intelligent
gentleman and we know that no one
is more ready to admit that heeding
the advi-e of a letter carrier was an
act of "Idiocy" than himself. We
shall not allow "simplex" simpleton
nor any one to have a higher opinion
of the gentlein tn than ourself.
The Old Folks' Concert.
A large and appreciative audience
assembled last eveningatTurn-Verein
Hall to hear the Old Folks Concert,
Fifteen ladies and twelve gentlemen
comprised the "old folk*," and they
well sustained their musical reputa
tion. Miss Florida Nichols, Miss Ra
chel Edelman, Miss Mattie Wheeler.
Miss Laura Morris ami Mrs. Abernt.
thy sang admirably and were heartily
encored. Miss Laura Morris created
a sensation, though it was her debit.
Miss Edelman, in response to an en
core, made an admirable selection,
which was heartily applauded. Miss
Wheeler and Miss Nichols turned that
ever sweet melody, "Old Folks at
Home," into a duet and sang it in the
sweetesi maiiner.hringitig its touching
sentiment home to each auditor. Of
tbissong it is not too much to say that it
contained as much melody and almost
as much devotion as any of the sacred
songs of the evening, An encore
would have spoiled the effect of the
music, and We were pleased to see the
last stanza received iv appreciative
silence. Of Prof. Havell's manage
ment we cm only say pleasant words.
Master Polaski made a hit iv the in
strumental duet, and we witnessed
Jabtz Lawson's precise timing witli
breathless admiration. Before the
close of the performance Prof. Hayed
announced that, by request, the pro
gramme would be repeated, or some
thing s.tni nr given, next Saturday
evening. On that occasion we hope
to see the programme abbreviated
slightly, so as to give more room for
encores. The universal wish is that
the same charming ladies and oblig
ing gentlemen will take part. Such a
combination of musical talent, in such
a pleasant way, has seldom lieen seen
in Los An/ekaS) and we look expect
antly for tbe next concert.
AN OFT TOLD TALE.
[BY L- If. KOOTH.]
I recollect on* car aln night In Junr>
(It seems to me our v gins are dearer 'ban
our days)
When duati f «tlver from th • moon
(As some fain I iar i«o says)
Fell softly on the seu nml land.
It was tae night ot'nights; pray tell what
harm
Fo-youth and b"nuly,nrni In arm.
To saunter down tho yellow sand?
I quite forgotjust how lt came about;
'l here wis an earnest word, two hands
[held out,
And th n n upon his breast
In moment ry rest;
Tho Ti' bib- mouth and tondereyes
Were turn d to him in clad surprise,
It w >s v. ry, very nice; you know,
To press uer sen-able liat against his veal;
A«w et I'iretrtst-of neive i.al hough
The rest area only momentary rest,
For with r 'mors dill start sue said,
"Alas! alas.' ,for mo,
Itcaonot,cannot be!
To-morrow week I am to wed."
How small a word will grind the heart to
[dust
A breath of air will break the thread
On which we ham* our trust.
An I wh Ie his lips were white and mute.
He too i from her the bend lea fruit,
And simply bowei his head.
An o't 'old tale: lt was the wealth
Ol youth and hope and matchless health;
It. was the of b-awm-y nrm«,
Aealnst five-twenties, and a hundred farms.
Back to hi •• dull, i neonseln* hook-
He went.with bruised heart anil sharpened
brain,
To -chool his thoughis and mask hi?
look i,
And inrse a purpose b'<rn of pain.
A triflecynlele he seems, nnd yet
He mnv, perhap , fonret.
"Hard bit," sir Isaac Blast! says In well
bred -ling,
Hesoes tbe symptoms and has felt the
PHIH'.
Brave hearts will sometimes wince, he
knows;
Will *>ln*e, but still not whine,
If onco thee Is no color to the rose
No spark lo to tho wine,
And she, she plays her wedded part
Right royally with subtle art,
Ai d w. urs wl'h pride her gilded chain;
But for tits -emb nnce ofa heart
Wo seek In vain,
The man whos • nnmeshe hears
Isold andg'ay and bout with care,
But then, but tnen,
Ho Is the prince of men,
For she is mistress of the Riverside,
AnJ tins a bp >Wn stone front in town beside.
Time hftasi reprisals to us all,
Mid -oon or late we lo irn the truth
That, stately pride will have Its lath
And that one ll' tic heart, forsooth,
Outweighs It all.
Oierland Monthly for October.
First Train of the Los Angeles and Indepen
dence Railroad.
On Sunday morning the informal
opening of the Los Angeles nnd Inde
pendence railroad took place. Hacks
conveyed excursionists from the city
to Cienega station, where the train of
flat cars were awaiting them. The
cars had been carefully prepared by
Superintendent Crawford with seats,
sides and awnings, and made a very
comfortable conveyance. The trip
w ns made in about nineteen minutes
and tho passengers were landed in
good order on Santa Monica wharf.
One or two more trips were made dur
ing the day, but the great occasion
was the arrival of the Senator which
took place about six o'clock. The fog
was so thick that the steamer could
not be seen until she was within one
bundled yards of the wharf, and her
appearance was a great relief lo all
having friends on hoard. For several
housa the locomotive had been whis
tling for and got 1.0 response until a
uuarterofan hour previous to her
reaching the wharf, when her answer
ing whistle relieved all anxiety. Sue
rounded tin* what! iv good shape and
soon hud her pesßeiigelS and their
baggage on tiie dock ready lor the
Los Angeles train. The return trip to
Cieneaa was soon made and we were
landed iv a bedlam of hackmeu, all
desirous of gettingu load. Fortunate
ly there were sufficient hacks und we
were soon on our way to Los Angeles.
The trip was made without accident
and thus the informal opening of the
Los Angeles aud Independence rail
road ended pleasantly. Col Crawford
Chief Engineer of the road, deserves
the thanks of the excursionists for
his care and attention und be will al
ways be pleasantly remembered.
The Paper Factory.
Capt. George B. Walker, of Phila
delphia, the manufacturer of paper
from cactus, is at the Backman
House. Mr. Walker is associated with
a weallhy capitalist, and his improved
machinery Is now on the way. He has
patented his discovery of the material
and improvements in machinery, and
now all lie wants is a location and the
material. He has been examining the
water power in this vicinity and finds
it fair. We trust he will receive every
encouragement from our citizens, and
that he may get a location to suit. The
business he embarks iv will utilize An
immense amount of waste cactus
brush and will employ a large number
of bands. Such manufacturers should
be aided, and we hope our city and
county authorities will aid them, even
to exemption from taxation for a term
of years.
COURT REPORTS.
Probate Court-O'M ei.ve.vy, J.
Monday, October 18.
Inventory nnd appraisement In the estate
ot Adolpti Peso BP a.
Remittitur allirming tbe Judgment ol the
Tiobatc court In Hie l.amranco es'ate was re
ceived horn the Hupreme Court at Sae.a
mento.
Adjourned,
County t'oHrt—O'Mblvkney, J.
Monday, Octt. 18.
People vs. Newman.—Remittitur from the
Supreme Court granting the defendnnt a new
trial.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Deeds flled for record for tho 48 hours
ouding October 18, 1875, us reported for the
rIEHAi.u by Judsou, Olllefto & Smllh, Ex
aminers of Title, No. 39, .Spring street, Los
Angeles:
If, serrot to Joseph Mace -15 acres near
Florence; $675.
P. Howe to Joseph Mace—s acres adjoining
above; *2tK>. •
F, Redowato J. E. Dacon.—2l acres in Ban
Juan Capistrano.
A M. L.ugo and wife to L, Lehman.—Lot 60
••its feet front West side of w ilmington street,
lftn feet deep; il.too.
h. Levy to J. Levy.-Six lots In ennta Mon
ica; SHOD. _ , „.
J.W r . Ha'erstlck to F. MUler.-Bluck 81,
Ord s survey ot city; $7'oto
J. U. Do«ney to it. v. ntt.-Lot 2, block 1,
Downey tract; $iOO.
J. P. Jones et al to J. Worrali.—Lots L and
V, block »4, Santa Monica; M«0.
same to r . ('. Alcniiiuis.—Lot O, blosk 147,
Santa Monioa; $159.5h.
J. A-Weld to Temple A Workman.—Six lots
in South Santa Monica; S M,
M. KrSSSynski to J. X Bacon.—slS acres In
San Juan Capistrano; SLUM.
J. M. irudi-1 to M.J. N.-wiuark.— South half
ol lot 2, bio. k 17. Old's survey; J1,U20.
J. A, Dunn to L White.—2o acres In Nletos
township; SOU).
1. W. Hellman to A.Wileox. —Agreement to
convey 160 acres lv Haucho S in Antonio for
»1,2-0.
IhomasGravlo H P. Bronk.Agreement to
convey 2»l 77-.no acres In Kanclio la Cleuegu.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH.
Successful Trent incut ol the Limit*
I he fittleiit bad been AUliete.l for
Twelve Years—lie t.nins Thirteen
I'ouiiilm In l it i cc Weeks Tnder Or.
Aborn** Skillful I'r.'.itmi iit Stvorn
nnd Subscribed to' Before A. W.
I'oUn, County Clerk.
State of California, i
County of Los Angeles. / ?'
On tliis 18th day of October, 187-5.
personally appeared before tne, A. W.
Potts, County Clerk, C. Wi Johnston,
who being duly sworn, doth say: "It
affords me pleasure to state that under
the treatment of Dr. Aborn I am
thirteen pounds heavier than when
I applied to him three weeks ago, my
case being one of compression of the
chest, with one lung almost useless to
me for the past twelve years. I was
unlit for manual labor, being in an
almost prostrate condition of general
debility, weak eyes, etc. I now am
doing both day and night service at
the Backman House, und feel almost
a new man. I will also add that I
have tried different modes of treat
ment and have traveled more or less
for the past six years, visiting the dif
ferent watering places ami health re
sorts and have never found anything
so beneficial as Dr. Aborn's plan of
medicated inhalation, conjoined with
his constitutional remedies, and my
advice to the afflicted is not to post
pone a day, but to do as I did and con
sult him without delay.
1 have given this to the public vol
untarily, believing it to lie a charita
ble duly I owe to those similarly af
flicted us I have been.
Respectfully,
C. W. Johnston.
,— • —> Subscribed and sworn to be
'onr 1 fore me, this 18th day of
V L /October, 1875.
1 —, — • A. W. Potts,
County Clerk.
STOCK REPORT.
BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELECIIIAI'H LINE.
[.Special Dispatch to the Herald.]
San Fkancisco, October i 7.
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
SAN FKANCISCO STOCK AND KXCHANOF. BOARD
Ophir. 5S -lulls 9'/£@ ft J-j
Mexican BrAti 28% -uccor 1 n —
Gould AC... 2 >4<t* , s.Nev l.V.,'® 15;,
He.st A liel .. 51 @ ■:. Kentuck 13 @ -
Savage K5 st — onfldence. 22%<-i —
Chnii.ii........ 73 (it 73%1 Caledonia... tf —
Ha e<t Nor, ti 0 44 l-s. Hill i)4<t —
Or Point 2i $ .:> | \ York 2%@ TA
Jacket 71 iv 72 Con. Va HID i«313
He|f. Bel 70 (yi 72 Utah —
Bullion 57 (8) 59 Challenge... Slfi.i IM
Imperial .... 11%$ 10% Vila 17 l ,i@ l*U
Jusilec 34 (s W Belcher 18 ig, Ilk
Union 9%.< 10k Ha to 2%,u 24;
California... 62'.; fit 03 Ilk Island... tyyg
Overman.... 5u (g 50 1 /.,
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS.
Eureka 15 (ai 14 Mldes 2%* I
M. Valley... 2%@ ■>)<, \ndes aftf 4
Xi lily '28 nn Imperial.... lo%@*i —
dii i — uouid&c... 2u & .oy.
Jettei'Min 4> 4 Q — Union con. 1)0%
l eopard 1*7*41 124 liiMlce 32 m —
ti- iin .in \y t I'ahf rnia... oi a 6 U
R.vo Paten.. 66c fii! — on Va out fa-.to
silver Hill.. 75e @ — luiiu tllji
Hu-sy IK.-— H'' s ' A Uel... 50 lyoiVi
Illinois Sue »' 40c ti Nevada... 15 @ 14)4
>mn. Flat.. 2 @ — \le\ican 2lV 4
Hal Me 1 fi - Jacket 71 «« »i 9
1.. Washntn 2%% — uptiir >t*3M •*
Levis ban .. Vfag ,-, uvern *> <j$ —
Pauper 1 M — occlicntul.. 4iS- v *»—
"gn Hill IK3 l l A Woo iv lie.. 2>i> 2%
Amazon B">c (d — G Chariot.. 1 <uj - -
Morn'g -tar 4 (J — >Volls Ktffo 30c 0% 35c
i osniopitn. icu — Co-sain l%@ t
Florida 5% — .Vhnman... 2%« —
BORN.
U A I'll VKL.— o Mis. C. Raphael, a son, on
Sui.dav morning dan cany hour.
NEW TO-DAY.
Vanity! All is Vanity!
I po on facts. X very body who visits my
Stores Will coincide with my asser'lou that I
keep the best and cheapest stock of etiran and
gem's furnishing good. He convinced by
calling at 1. OOEDsMITH'S
At tha orient Cigar Stand, Downey Block,
and at the Identical, under the ltackmun
House.
OWING TO SUCCESS,
Dr. ABORN
OP SAN FRANCISCO,
WILL REMAIN AT THE
Backman House,
LOS ANGELES,
Until Further Notice
THROAT MO LUNG
DISEASES,
DEAFNESS,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EARS,
AND
All Affections of the Eye, Ear, Head,
t broul mid I.tuiKM. Also De
rniigenteuta of the
Nervous System,
AMD
BROKEN - DOWN CONSTITUTIONS
Treated with the most giatifylnf success,
BY
Tbe Sloilern System of Cure ac Prac-
Used by
1>«. ABORN.
MEDICATED INHALATION
Used In conjunction with his local end con
stitutional treatment, has proved the
most rational und successful
method of treating
CONSUMPTION,
Asthma and Bronchial Affections,
As he Is effecting cures even after the ordina
ry methods have failed.
ear All who have suffered for years ora life
time, and uhosc diseases have resisted or baf
fled the ordln i.-y tnoiies of treatment, aro In
vited to call for a free Consultation.
octfl-iotw-r
"FITS AND EPILEPSY"
st sltlvely cured. The worst cases of the long-
Po ■ landing, by using Dr. Hebbard's Cure.
It has Cured Thousands
And will givo Jl.ooo for a case it will not bene
fit. A bottle sent Free to alt addressing J. E.
DIRBLEE, Druggist, Sfl4 tsUth Avenue, New
York. Je2tJ 3m w
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
for Justice of the Peace.
At tiie request of many friends,
Capt. Maurice Kraezynski
l- acandidate lor justice of the Peace in *ole
dad District. ocs id
For Justice of the Pence.
JOHN TRAFFORD will be a candidate for
re-election for Justice ot i h Peace of Los An
geles Township a the next ensuing Judicial
1 ctlon.on • ctobcr2oih, IB's sclitd*
a . KOUL.KB
Announces himself as candidate for f he of
fice of Justice of the Peace. selStd*
~WII. H. GItAY
Announces himself as a candidate for re
election lo the odlce of JustiC • Of the Peace,
for Los \ngelcs Township, at t lie ensuing Ju
dicial El c ion. scldld
For Justice of the Pence,
FRANCISCO BUTJLER
MCpllO-lO
For Juntlcc of the Pence,
I?JEI>KO C. CAKKILLO
septlO-te
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE STAR FRUIT DRYER.
This Dryer commends itself to every person
who examines it. Every family who lias an
orchard, vineyard or garden ouiiht to havt
ono. It will suptrsedo the canned fruit, as
fruit and vegetables dried ou this machine
retain thoir freshness, and If soaked in water
thirty minutes before cooking they are as
sweet and fresh as those direct from the gar
den.
Now while there is no sale for grapes, one
of these machines will be worth a thousand
dollars on a vineyard in making Raisins.
With one of these machines you are inde
pendent of tiie local market.
CALL ON
J. R. BRIERLY
OR
1$ • L • Pl 2 12 TLd .
oc7 tf
B. STIEBEL,
DEALER IN
FAKCY & STAPLE GROCERIES,
IMPORTED
Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
NO. 157 MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND un assort
ment oi 11iC best uiocerles to bo found in
the town, «uch as
FRENCH MUSHROOMS,
FOUGHI DE GENOA,
FRENCH PATES AND CONSERVE*
Of all kinds, with v full assortmeutcf
Crosse «1 Blackweli** Pickles, Jnui'.
huil Jellies.
IN STORE,
MOCHA, JAVA AND COSTA RICA COF
FEES (I Ossted,Green and Ground),
SOUSED PIGS' FEET, (in keg-1
LAMBS' TONOUKS, DUTCH HE .RINGS,
SARI ELL AN, ANCHOVIES,
Fresh Mackerel and Mackerel in Oil,
WHITE FISH,
CODFISH TONGUES and SOUNDS,
Swi-s Cheese, Edam Cheese, Petaluma
Cheese, Pineapple Cheese,
ETC., ETC., ICTC
COLONIZATION.
COLONIES FOR THE
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO
APPLY TO THE AGENTS.
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO:
J. GREBE, National Hotel, Sun Diego City;
W. COUTS.SRn Luis Hey;
FRANCISCO ESTUDILLO, San Jacinto.
COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO:
RODNEY R. SHERWIN.San Bernardino;
EMMONS A CUNNINGHAM, Riverside;
LEONARDO COTA, Rincon.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES:
H. M. SMITH, Broker nnd Real Estate
Agent;
FRANCISCO PALOMARES, San Jose;
TEODORA RIMFRAN, Anaheim.
S. M. SILVA, Manager.
Director of the Commercial School of San
Diego, Cal. oc7 lm
THE WEED SEWING MACHINE
Is offered to the citizens of Los Angeles
as being the
Lightest Running Shuttle Machine,
And one embodying
More Late Improvements
Than any other in the market.
Has a Straight Needle,
la simple in eonatruction,
.Every motion positive, ,
No vibrating; springs,
So rattling; coif*.
Has nn improved PATENT TENSION
that adjusts Itseif t:i any thickness of goods
without change.
Mnchlnes placed ou trial before purchase
wic. desired, and
Sold on the easiest pos
sible Terms.
OFFlCE—with J. Strelltz, Main St., opposite
Pico House.
IRA PFOUTZ,
AGEMT.
octlS lm
SYMPOSIUM SALOON,
Under Merced Theatre.
Best of Liquors and Cigars Con
stun tly on lionet.
Fluest Imported Beers ami English
Ales si Mprclalty.
DENNIS FELIX,
octl6tf Proprietor.
NOTICE^
ALL PERSONS owning shares in the
hast i.os \ngeles Pioneer Building Lot
Association will please pay their installment',
at the office of Barbee 4 Uates, S>£ c ommer
cial street, aall tf
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WONDERFUL
ARITHMETICAL CALCULATION!
A Hewing Slat-blue factory Turns oat
On* Hundred Machines per day
More (linn It Im t h;»h< tinted
to Make!!!
THE SINGER MFC COS Sewing
I Machine Agent lias no doubt that ilie
ttemiiigtoii iig-in, Jus ly anticipates harder
■ lames for bis "pi t" machine when it is un
dersrood that it Is neither "The singer Im
pnrved" nor an "improv-moot <«n the sing
er." By referring !■> one of our dailies 1 And
ihaithis sirfi, noiselos, "pet" machine bus
been introduced Into i.os Angeles «t a much
earlier date th a the agent suites ('iblsmuy
be owing n> a defect ot memory).
'i'be item BgUxi agent h s made aruther
startling statement to tin' public in his la'ewt
.dverttsemcnt to tills cIT ot—that the hein
ingn n S. 11. «'o. In the manufacture of their
am liy machines have increa.-eit fromt'j.ioe
lo 5.1,100 in the pasl tour months, and in IBM
-ume paragmph says i lint the facmiy is oi-iy
capacitate*! to make 250 per day; thus all- w
ngevery working dat during su.d period I
rind that he gives tin' '• i\cuiinglon folks"
credit for Khi mao'dns* more per day ihan tho
Factory, wuh arl its "ia ge acln lee," can
eroducc—a pretty hard strain ou the most
fertile imagination.
Tiie Hcmlug on Agent asks the "Singer
folks" a very important question, namely:
Do they hii-i t're merits of tin ir niacin, es
upon tho sales n: lormer years? As 'am the
iinly representative of the singer Mfg. Co. in
this Oounty ] shall miswi r the question, 'ihe
Ingot Mfg. ( o. piriniB with just pride not
only to their sales In the past but also to the
fact that those sales have constantly Increas
ed up to the present. I hold io the m c that
thee mpar.tive wihs of n machine consti
tutes a correct criterion of l.s merits and a
true index or its popularity.
I shall have no difficulty in tracing back
the history ot the Singer Hewing Machine, tor
It Never Changed its Original Name,
And in showing from the best authenticated
public reports that it excels all others tor all
purposes, I will only go back to tiie year 1871.
in that yc.ir the Singer Mnfg. Co. sold
181,3 6 O
Machines, in 1872 they sold
219,758;
In 1873 their sales reached
232,444,
\nd the authenticated report for tho year
1874 (the latest obtainable; shows that the
LATEST IMPROVED NEW FAMILY SING
ER MACHINE
Stands Unrivaled on this Continent.
The f<>|<owlng Is a correct statement from
said report:
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.
SOLD
541.679 MACHINE!*;
Wheeler A Wilson Mfg. Co 9>.8'8
Howes. M.Co :«() tf
Domestic s. M.C-' W. 70)
Weed S. ,m. Co 20 4l*">
Drover a Baker 2- ,i 00
lteinlngton-Empire H, M. tj 17 ft 8
"If tße number sold of any ma hine be a
criterion «.f lis merits, The Singer curries off
the palm."
In purchasing, select the most popular.
i BJIIXn IMMK. Agent,
oc2 lm No I spring <t., Los v circles.
REASONS WHY
— the —
REMINGTON FJMHY WING
Are Superior to All Others.
FIR AT—THEIR SIMPLICITY,
The use ol them is very easily ncquired, and
any sill 0 ordinary inti lllgence iscapuhleof
keeping them In order.
SECuNI —1 HE CONSTRUCTION
ofthe Machine Is such that it ma ' be run at a
higher rue of speed than an. -butt c Mu
ciilne now in the mai ket, In I'notnri s Where
t he rate of speed bus been registered, over
l.Ono lies |ter Miuuto
have been sttninSd with case.
TiiinD— nn ir durability
being so sir ng iv ml tin ir parts and fitted
Wrin grtat mechnniciil nicety, and licing free
irom the harsh Jarring movements nun tric
tlon so common iv inferior machines tney
will Wear a longtime without repair of any
kind.
FnURTH-THEIR ADAPTABILITY,
Ilya simple change oi the in c lie and thread
th y will sew the am st oa ai brie or the heavy
iest icaih r.
FIFTH—'I HEY HAVE NO ROTARY CAMS',
Cog-wheelsor lever arms torn.ike a noise,run
liard, or to get out of order.
BIXIH-THEY HAVE AN ADJUSTABLE
Feed which may be raised or low red at pleas
ure.
SEVENTH—ALL THEIR MOVEMENTS
are positive and they cannot be thiownout of
time.
Ma mi tact v red by the Largest Mnnufuctui
ing company in America, pa »• ssing a World-
Wide r> p da ion iv tne man Ofa ture. Of tlierr
tttewrms, tliey atlord v gun nnieeof periectlou
lv work nr.d i oustruction,
No other sewing machine has ever been in
t oduced !>o quickly aud met with&uch rapid
sate as the
REMINGTON
It arous»s the Jealousy, opposl ion and per
sistent inis-iepr. senta. (on of the odcrSew log
Machine Companies thiouyh tlieir agent-.,
and even ihe ol i Singer i ompuny. tor. ugk
its agents uevotr s ne l..rg s. par oflisadver
tiseinents to show that itlsn taulmptoved
Singer, <ud that I s calculations are upon a
false ba-ls.
"With malice toward aoae, and charity for
ail," twili be the .lm ol the agent of ill..-
Remington Sewing Machine
to afford to all an opportunity of tea ing its
mcriiswlth thoscof r yotnoi, andietthem
mauc their ou n selection.
BUY ttMati BEST.
A. M. JANES,
General Agent for Southern California,
60 and 62 Spring Street,
LOS ANGKLE9, CAL
OCtIT
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF ALo.n/.O C. ALLEN, de-
CeasciL—Nrrt cc is he cby given by the
undersigned, Adinlnis'rutor, with tbe will
annexed,of the estate of vl .ns »C. Alien, 4**
■ . seed, to the creditors of and all persons
h iviug claims außinsl the said dm|MMd, to
exhibit them, wnh tiie nece sary vouchers,
within ten m ntb-uf.C' the first publication
ol this notice, to ihe said .vdmln itrator, with
■ he will annexed, at tbe olhee pf J.M. Thomp
son, in the city oi Los Angeles, couuty of Dos
Angeles and slate oi Cnliloriia.
CALVIN L. PuRTER,
A-'mY, with wilt annexed, of A. C.Allen, de
ceased.
Dated October 7,1875. ocS lw