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THE DAILY and WEEKLY HER ALD has more than double the cir culation of any other paper published in Southern California. Business men recognise it accordingly as the best advertising medium South of San Francisco. THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1875. NEWS OF THE MORNING. Twenty Inches of ruin has fallen "I Jack sonville, Oregon. J.Ross Browne was seized witli an alarming Illness nluht before lust, ami was In a preca rious condition yesterday. Andrew Cntamayon, editor of tbo Rum Kliri- Hetrlllr, died on Tuesday. A miner le the Oregon mine, named J. To»/n,fella distance of three bundled leet and received no serious Injury. New York Cily enjoyed several Inches of snow yes.vnlay morning, then a drizzling ruin followed lor several hours. J. 80-s |NM ne died vcslerduy morn Ing at Ills residence lv Oakland. The Nutluinil Democratic Committee has decided sfainsi subsidies to railroads,nnddc maud the Investigation of the different de partment .. The particulars ofthe loss of the steamer Deutsebhind prove It to bo ono of the most harrowing disasters of a recent dale. The Inauguration ofOov. Irwin .takes pluee in-ihi v at noon. Rev. Dr. Win. 1-Mwuid Mel. ireii was c uise oraSsS) BUhopof Illinois yesterday at Chica go. Tbe repo.'l or the t'uptalu of the steamer iKMitscbland will St found in our telegraphic new-. Bkechkh's lecture on the "Prodi gal Son" hud an audience of !«>OO. There must have been considerable egotism in that lecture. Ji iuii: Jamks Dk Lonu, who re cently published a valuable pamphlet ou Southern California, has returned from Independence, Kansas. The Judge has received unqualified en dorsement from leading gentlemen all over the East and we believe his valuable pamphlet will do more to increase our population than any previous publication on this section. Great anxiety is felt among all classes in this city for the safety ofthe steamer Los Augeles. The overdue steamer having run on this lower coast, her loss would be mourned as the lass of an old friend. Her com mander on this voyage, ('apt. Thorn, is one of the oldest and most reliable captains on the coast, and his death would cast a pall over nil Southern California shipping points. Tin: Legislature work slowly and this is a promise of wise legislation. We trust that the Democratic majority will look only to the people's interest in their legis lation and not listen to plunderers or lobbyisls. The people of the State de sire relief from excessive taxation ami wise action on the part of the Demo cratic party in the Legislature is the best party policy. 11 seems at last that the BABCOCK case is to undergo an investigation and we hope it will he rigid and thorough—iv tbe words of Pus.dent Okant: "Let no guilty man escape," The country demands that President (i it ANT shall clear his skirls of these whiskey frauds. There has heen too much of the whiskey tlavor around the White House ever sines (lisast's inauguration, but the dignity of the nation demands that the President's household shall cleaV themselves of tbe odium of these whiskey steals. Tut: Democratic Sheriff of New York Undoubtedly was criminally negligent iv allowing TWKK.nto es cape, aud we look for his prompt trial by the new Democratic District At torney and Judge. Denunciation comes with a had grace, however,from tbe Eastern Republican papers, w hen it is so well known that President ti ran t lias pardoned scores of election repeaters, postoftlee thieves, revenue robbers and plunderers ofthe public treasury. Safe and Unsafe Banking. The lack of display thatcharaeterizes tbe merchants and bankers of England has been the admiration of observing men of all nations. The millions that are disbursed and forwarded to all parts of the world daily, weekly nnd monthly tn a modest oitlce and retired ostreet are in sad contrast with the gor gous gildings and mosaic surroundings ol au American Hank, ami which real ly set the solid man tothinkitig wheth er there is uot more money in the show than in the vault. Our hollow, ridiculous show Is a fraud on the igno rant, who are the rlot 1 WIS The busi ness man is uot laken in. He surveys the situation, examines the surround ings, takes an occasional look at the records, meets on change with tbe bright men of his locality, corresponds with able men who control tl nance in bis commercial metropolis. He is not deceived with bosh—He laughs at the fraud, and heartily despises aud condemns the deception. When we look around now as tbe year ISA is coining to a close, and take a view of tbedisasters that have befallen these custodians of tbe earnings of tbe wid ow, the orphan, the confiding servant man and woman, we invariably find this hollow display, and the criminal rascality of those at their head arises from the use of other people's money in their private speculations. While we are for protecting legitimate busi ness, private or corporate, the legisla ture must be invoked to throw some degree of security around institutions that open their doors for the reception of the earnings of the people. The President's Message. The strong points in the President's Message, according to his friends, are the educational and religious parts. The President has suddenly become a self-appointed champion, of educa tion and religious freedom. Any re marks on the question of edueatioti, would seem to lie out of place in a President's Message, as the school question is regulated by the States; ami the constitution itself guarantum freedom of religion. Why the Presi dent should sudienly rush before the country iv the defense of public educa tion, we cannot sec; as every State ed ucates the niasleseut of a general tax. It Is still less apparent why he con jures up the spectre of religious tyran ny. Hut then, something had to he dove to bolster up the waning fortunes of Republicanism and tho Message has done it in good style. The suggestion as to taxation of church property will bo widely discussed and is likely to bring down on Grant's devoted head a host of denunciations from all sect . This part of the message is, perhaps, the most interesting to the average tax-payer and will cause the most discussion, though we believe it to be in consonance with "tie ideas of the majority of the American people. On foreign matters tbe President is con servative and itignirled and the linan cial question is handle 1 with consid erable ability. It is the most careful ly written Message President GRANT ever presented and will attract atten tion all over the civilized world. It discusses more than tho usual number of subjects and they are handled, at least, shrewdly. His summing up al the close of tbe Message is quite pow erful and will make a strong cam' pai.Mi document for lhe Republican party. As a State paper it is peculiar, as a special plea for the Republican party it is a success. In our review of Mr. Bar Bows' flmincial argument in yesterday's is sue we took exception to the language he used in reference to the Govern ment, such us"beggar,""sneak thief." etc. The Express says "It may suit tlie H'ORAi.D's principles to consider those who do such things in a more favorable light, but that will not alter the fact." It is a well known fact that the creation of greenbacks was a Republican measure, under a Repub lican administration. It is also known in this community that Mr. Barrows and the editors of the Expn *s are Re publicans. Mr. Barrows now culls tbe Government "beggar," "sneak thief," etc., and the Express says it is a fact. As they all belong to the same family they ought to know each other better than wo do. But we do not protest against such language in reference to tbe Government. It does no good, and from any other newspa per it might have some influence in diminishing confidence in the Go vern ment, and thereby depreciate the cur rency, Tin: New York Herald opposed the election of Kcrr for Sneaker ou the ground that he was the Tammany candidate. KKRR having been elected it wilt occur to the If era M that its ad vice to the Democratic party was not taken at its own estimate of its worth. The Campo Gang. San Dikoo, Cal., Dec. 7th.- A gei>> tleman stopped st Valley l.as Ytjos last Thursday night, hailing from San Joaquin Valley, looking for sheep range. UN name is unknown. He had considerable money .vith him. He rode a yellow Canadian horse, and bad s Henry riile and a heavy gold watch with v hair chain. A ride, watch and chain answering to the de scription of his was found with one of the robbers who was killed in tlie raiii at Campo, and us this man lias not been seen or heard from since be left Valley Las Vejos it is feared he was a victim of bandits. Sherilt* Hunsaker returned front Campo this evening, from whom was obtained the following particulars of Ihe hangintr of the Mexicans on Sat urday night. He says everything was quiet. No unusual excitement existeii among lbs residents. He had gone to bed, leaving tbe prisoners with a guard of three persons. At about 11 o'clock two of the guard went out for a few moments, and while out the other guard was seized and hound. The prisoners were hurried away and hardly a won! was spoken. Search was soon after made, and the lifeless forms of tlie two robbers were found suspended at each end of a rope to a tree a short distance away. The au thorities below the line have track of and the uames of the remaining mem bers of tbe gang ami will probably catch them. Alcalde tlonzaks will de liver thetu to the proper authorities if caught, on requisition of the (iover nor of California. Death and Accident. At'sriN, Dec. 7th. —Andrew Caaa niayau, Sr., editor of the Reese River Ueville ami an old and highly respect ed resident of this city, died to-day af ter a brief illness. The flags of the city are at half mast in honor of bis memory. Last night a miner named J. Town, Sua ployed in Ihe Oregon mine wheeled a car from the ;>;t> foot level into tbe shaft and fell with it to the dump, a distance of four hundred feet. Men engaged at the fifty-nine foot lev el, bearing the noise of tlie fail, ran to the station at that level when Town balled them und asked them to lower a rope, telling them that he wascling ing to tlie guides and that he believed he was strong enough to come up without assistance. This request was complied with, but after being hoisted rifty feet, Town cued out to lower bin quickly, as bis hohlfwas weakening and be felt faint. Two men then went down to bis assistance and he was brought to the surface. His mouth was found to be tilled with blood, but beyond this and a sensation of pain in the region of tlie back, there were no indications of bis being injured. The physicians state that tlie man has nt sustained fracture of any bones, aud unless he has received internal injuries he will recover. He made the fright ful descent of upward of three hundred feet down tlie shaft while clinging to a loaded car without sustaining impor tant injuries, Latest Telegrams. HY All AMU AMI PACIFIC LISK. fSPKCIAL TO THE HERALD.J PACIFIC COAST. Fur I.uh liiki I'-. Cai.if.nti:, De*. B.— The following passengers f«>r Loi Angeles left on tin' Telegraph Stage Line today: P Jokin, J Joughent, II Jacoby und 11 I Burdick. NtlU I run -l*r« NO UN. San Francisco, Dec. stli. — The Cily of Sun Francisco will tall for Bid 1 ley ut iii o'clock on Friday next instead nt t i-day. Monday there was telegraphic com munication with Port Townsentl, Washington Territory, nnd tho wiles remained open yesterday but no news of the steamer come to hand. The owners have telegraphed to Port Townsend to have the Oliver Wal cott, Revenue Cutter, dispatched in qtiett of the missing steamer. There are many surmises us to what may have happened to the vessel. The most responsible of them accounting for the delay in that Che porpellow hits been broken, an occurence that once did happen to this steamer. The overturning of a light kerosene lamp iv the grocery store of John Ga« hill, Xo. 852 Mission street, set lire lo tbe premises at half past »'■ o'clock hist eve. Tbos, Pok and John Clark, sail ors belonging to the I . S. Parte* mouth, who were in a small room in the rear of the store were severely burned. ChMf Setuiiieli had them placed In a wagon and conveyed to the city prison hospital. Cahill's stock was considerably damaged, in sured. At 9 o'clock last § veiling as J Ross Browne was proceeding from Oakland to his home in the Northern suburbs of that city, while passing Mediates academy be was suddenly seized with cramps of an alarming nat ure. He was conveyed to the residence of \V. ('. Lit! linear ut hand. At ten o'clock no point in favor of convalescence was perceptible and a very considerable degree of alarm Wtl manifested. Mr. Browne, who is so well and favorably known iv literary circles, is now fifty two years of age. San Francisco, The steamer I,os Angeles is undoubtedly overdue in her voyage from this port to Victo ria, and her owners ami the friends of Ihe passengers and crew are seriously concerned us to her safety. John M. I. indell, captain of the bark Union, is on trial in tlie United States t'ourt before Judge Sawyer and Judge Hottbiaft, charged with having will fully wrecked his vessel in the Puget Sound. Tlie penalty Of conviction on this charge 18 death. The bark, it is alleged, was owned by Donald Beadle ol'this city nml while worth live thou sand dollars, was Insured for ten thou sand and her cngo of coul for four thousand. A tinner engaged on Baldwin's building ou Market street fell yester day adtat.ance of over 80 feet to the ground, but meeting, fortunately, ob stacles in his descent, lie escaped without injury. Mr. Bernard, the owner of Spring Hok and Golden Gate, the former be ing among the horses entered for tlie great 190,000 mile running race, has ordered them home. So fur the order has not been complied with. Nego tiations are pending with a view of inducing Mr. Bernard to reconsider his resolution. Notwithstanding the delightful weather we ate now experi encing, and the prospects of a contin uance of ii lor some timo to coieie, tlnre ;s no hope ofthe race coming iff this year. None of the horses entered are now in training. All of them i have been suffering more or less from the epizootic, and they have not yet flllly recovered from Its effects. If Spring Bog N withdrawn it is very probable the race will be declared oil' aitoget lor. The steamer Lna Angeles is now live day- over due at Victoria and nothing has been heard from her. Much un easiness I- beginning to be felt among thoae having friends on hoard. The report spread to-day that she was lost on Destruction Island, but Inquiries at the Company's otlice at J o'clock elicited the information that no news could bave been received confirming the rumor, as the telegraph has not been working North of Olympia for Iwo days. The revenue cutter at Olympia was dispatched yesterday to search for tlie missing Steamer, and a cutter from here will he sent to-night on ti>e same errand. The Crown' Point mining company tt -day levied an assessment of twenty- See cents pei share, delinquent Jan uary 1-th. Suit lias been brought by Paly & Hawkins against the Gila mining company fbr 25.000 shares nod (1,000, --0»K) damages, pUlintiff* averring thst tlie:' arequsrter owners of the com pany. J. Boas Browne died this morning. Harrington lias been bold in SIO.IXH) bail on each charge of assault to rob and assault to murder. In default lie was sent to prison. James King, one of tlie tailors so ba I y burned at the lire on Mission street last night, died to-day. The other sailor is not expected to live. Maty Johnson, a domestic in the employ of Herman Herrmann.' en Francisco street, wus found dead in bad this morning, asphyxiated hy gas which escaped from a defective pipe. Inauguration. s.u v uumo, December 9th.— The inauguration of the Governor takes place at neon to-morrow. General Crowetj will parade tlie military as escort. Hilled. Xi KKKa, l>ee. 7th. —Nick C'outes. a DSlneremployed at Williams' mine on Prospect Mountain, was killed this morning by a cave in the (nine. There are ovideutly some rioli plac ers in Arizona. A correspondent of tbe Tucson Citizen at Santa Rita, un der date of November 1, writes: There have been some nuggets found lately. A Mexican found one sticking mit of the ground in a small shte gitWi which weighed seventeen ounces, but after the quartz was brok en oil* the pure gold weighed but sev en ounces and rive dollars. Nuggets weighing from four to twenty dollars are found almost daily. Most of the miners do not expect to do more than make expenses until the rainy seasou sets in, when mining will commence in earnest and tlie amount of gold that will pour out of Santa Rita mines will astonish tbe natives. Morning Dispatches. 1 A. Bff. [SPECIAL TO THK HERALD,] EASTERN NEWS. OpliiooMoii the BleSMge. Ni:w Yoioc, Dee. Bth.—The Herald comutenting on ths Presinent's mes sage -ays it |s in the main, sound and defensible. Oil Ibe Cuban ques tion, finances* on ihe question of ca ble on tne Mexican ques tion; but on the religious and school questions wild, QtrtX 'tie and utterly absiinl This atteillpl In Introduce re lilfiouss s en 11 itil element in our national i n \*\*m is 11■ -• mosl mischiev ous and monstrous viol ition ol fitness and proprii ly ever perpetrated by a President of the United States. On the school question he anticipates Speaker Blame's proposed amend ments to the Constitution, and makes some very commendable propositions, but others ate mads to make political capital. The Timet approves Ihe message tad considers it sound on the school question. The. propositions made In that connection are not within the province oi Congressional legislation. The Herald considers his statement thai the present message will be his last t*> Congress, although savorlna of a renunciation ot third term nspTra tlons, do not bind him in any form. The Tnhmir also says he has not made any withdrawal from tho third term candidature. Madrid dlspatohes say that Presi dent Grant's message caused great ex citement (here. All informal meeting of the Cabinet was held last evening. The excitement equalled that of the Virgin us affair, The World, Democratic, believes the school question is brought up simply to secure a third term. < »"» r chnloiiiil. Washing ion, Dec. Bth.—SENATE. —Mr. Spencer introduced a bill grant ing to Cornell Jewett and associates a charier right for telegraph ocean cable accommodations between the Pacific coast of the United Slates and Asia. Mr. McMillan, of Minnesota, Intro duced: a IrUl extending for ten years the time for construct ion of the North ern Pacific railroad. Mr. West introduced a bill extend ing aid to the Texas Pacilic railroad, The bill is tlie same as that of last ses sion, modified in conformity with the views of the railroad convention at St. Louis. Mr. Wright introduced a bill to au thorize the Secretary ot the interior to ascertain and certify to tlie amount of land located with military warrants on the States described therein, and for other purposes. Mr. fngalls introduced a number of bills iv relation to Indian lands. Va rious other bills of a private nature were Introduced. All of the bills, res olutions and memorials were laid on the table lo await the formation of com in it tees. The Senate then adjourned. Washed Ashore. NSW Vokk, Dec. Bth.—A num ber of bodies from Ihe wreck of the steamer Deutchland has been washed ashore and some were in their last struggle. In tbe cabin were seen corpses of ladies and children dressed us though they had been suddenly sur prised after retiring for the night. In all 14(1 persons were taken on"by tug. Five nuns were among lhe drowned. A London special says the disaster to the steamer DsUtSOnland, occurred ai 5 A. M. Monday last in a heavy gale and snow storm. Twenty-live bags of mail were recovered from the wreck. She tired rockotsat intervals but owing to tbe gale could not be assisted. There were fifty dead bodies in the cabin besides those who were in bouts. About fifty arc known to have been saved. Quartermaster Heck who was rescued is dying The scene at the wreck when the boat-< arrived was frightful, with men, women Mid children clinging to the rigging, •iaaeral ■akeacti nasi Ike Wkl-lu-j IrmiiU Washington," December 7th.—At torney >Ge lie rai Pierrepont t< -day tele graphed to the C. S. Attorney at St. Louis, advising him ot' the officers ap pointed as a Court of Inquiry in the case of General Babcook, and instruct ing him that lhe appointment of the military Com t is in no manner to stay any proceed in;'-that the Court au thorities may determine on as being proper in the case. The I. S. Attor ney Is klso directed to give the Court every aid ;n his power, aud use all ef forts to facilitate its thorough and complete investigation of the charges. A telegram was also sent to District Attorney Dyer on tlie 2d instant, sign ed by tne Attorney-Genera] and the Secretary of the Treasury, directing him to use every effort to prevent the implication of any innocent person in the conspiracy to defraud the Govern* meet, but to spare no one who was guilty. New Patents. Through dispatches to Dewey ..v. Co. Patent Agents, San Francisco, we re ceive the following advance list of United St ttM Patents, gran let) to Pa cific Coast Inventors, Vis: I\V Taber and T H Boyd, San Francisco, Cal., photographic background; N J Coi mim, Ban Francisco, tappet clamp for stamp stems; F A Hill, San Leandro, California, gang plow; T E Mills, Vir ginia City, Nevada, concentrator; A S Buckelew, Colusa.California, watch case spring; J C Ludwlg, Ban Fran cisco, fac-simile telegraphs; W P Mar ty n, San Francisco, potato digger: Lewis Bros, San Frau. i>co,trademark for cii;:i is. Dangerous associates —Those who are dressed to kill. BORN. ej OERMAIS. —feeember 7th, to the wtfeef K. Germain, a daughter. * NEW TO-DAY. Soston Brown Bread AS D BAKED BEANS Every Sunday morning, ALSO, German, Milk, Graham. Rye and Wheat BREAD, EVERY MORNING. Leive orders at the Amecai Bread and Cracaer Bakery, corjer Fir:t and Main "tiee:*. dec9-tf NEW TO-DAY. Notice. Tke Members ot theOstkolle Total Absti neaee ITnlon aie requested lo meet nl Steams Hull on Friday even in?, Pee. lU'h, 1K75. lo onier of the President H KM li V KINO. ueel) BOOKS, TOYS, FANCY GOODS, j MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS F«HI THE HOLIDAYS, CUM !<e found lv Immense Quantities AND AT Lowest Living Prices AT TIIK POPt'LAB stouk OF LOUIS LEWIN & CO. •I «ffjf FORT STREET STABLES, Corner Fori mid Fourth st". Double nnd vn>.rii> rifts and ftaddle Horsei t i let. Horn * h iiirtled, bought, sold aud ex changed. < li.ii> . - Moderate. CALVIN I . PORTKR, dees; i Proprietor. >s j ••«■■■■ Mrni.— 1 he place to set your Bran dy, pure and cheap. Is M. Keller's. Alameda street, near Aliso. Goods delivered lo all pints of Ihejdtv ftjee. decT-tl FURNITURE AT San Francisco Prices ! ON ACCOUNT of stcKNFhs l am com pelled to sell out my LARGE AND FASHIONABLE STOCK — or — Furniture, Beddings A XII Wall Paper At S)M Francisco prices, nnd the Goods Must be Sold by January Ist. 1876. All out iandlni? dOMa must la- settled im mediately, U> save expenses of collection. H. NEWBAUER, spring street, o| posits Temple lilock. deeS-lni II" to keep the spirits up roil must pour I the spoils down, get M. Keller's pure, una dulterated Brandy. Goods delivered to all J parts of Ihe city iree. dcc"-t!' ( HAS. V. IIALL & *^7oT~ No- I 'IViiiple street. Real Estate Office, and 1 So eon ii In (or mm ion. 1 dccTlf East Los Angeles. We will pal TEN ONE-AC a« LOTS ; 'in ibe inaravtafter Drcew-iersttl f v from e-°:>o lo t|t 10 l*er Acre, i Psyshle tetl pet rewt. p rmonlb. Tin se lots ' adjoin the I'.oiiier Rollittns Association on I lhe Kastaide,and ths Mmitbern Pacific rall l io.uldep.it grounds on ihewsst Alt under I o*> or W feet pressure from tin- City Water Company's pipes. Apply to it A ttiiKK .v GATES; or, 11. M JOHNSTON. dee7*lra on the are mires. Dividend Notice. Farmers' and Merchants' Bank LOS ANGELES, CAL. MONTHLY DIV.PKND No. -.s;, OF io per share, lias been declared by the ; Farmers' and Merchants' Hank ot Lot An ' geles, Cal., payable on the lwh ins;. Transfer books will li-closed irom the Sih to tbe lot tl last. ISAIAS W. 11 hi. I. MAN, dero-td Cashier. The Bent Christmas and New Years pres ent you can make is a case of M. Keller's old Port snd Sherry Alameda street, near Aliso. Goods delivered to nil parts or the city free. dec7-tf. GRAND OPENING — at Tin: — DOLLAR H r .T <> li JE. Dunsmoor Bros. Monday Dec. Bth, 75. Will be opened the finest stock of Holiday Goods, haeiaStafl Toys, Nick-nacks, Holiday Presents, Household Goods, Yankee Notions, Etc. Etc. Ever bought toLo» Angeles. Come hi time an.| sele-i from a full »:0.-k. dee.ltf NEW ADVERTISEMENT L. W. THATCHER, Hut teaser to Fisher & Thatcher, Miimiliic Hirer, Importer Sod Dealer In JEWELRY DIAMONDS, Watches, Clocks, I Silver and Silver Plated Spectacles, &c. HAS THE FINEST STOCK Of Jew elry ever brought to Los Angeles, which will ho sold nt olnsi' prices XT'OH CASH! The Largest Diamonds A N D -— . FINEST GOODS In the Market HOWARD'S Stem and Key Winding Watches, ELGIN WATCHES, Waltham Watches. Quarter-Second Watches, Ladies' Key and Stem-Winding Watches. Vest Chains.Guard Chains.Neck Chains OPERA CHAINS, On hand and made tnonh-i. Bund ami rhain Braeelelsi, Lockets, Charms, Sleeve .Bot tom and studs; stone. Plain Ooht, Chased and Enameled Rings, In endless V* A MISTY J largest ami must complete uaortroeal OK Spectacles tOptical Goods In Southern California BLACK'S Patent faterebaagMMe Bpeclicles.the nest in use. A full line ~r SOLID SILVER AN I) Rogers & Bro. s Silver Plated Ware. The Public ITS invited to examine my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. All goods sold engraved i see of CBABOB, N. B.—Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairing, engraving, Ac, in all Its branches, a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed in every transaction. L. W. THATCHER. Keeper City and Southern Pacific It. R. Time, (37 MAIN STREET, UgJ ANGEI.ES, CAL. deel-lui , Special Notices. Cheap Advertising. In order to OStSMiSk n cheap nml ready menus of comiiiunlcal ion between lite adver tiser ami the reader and facilinle the busi ness of seller ami buyer, lundlord and tenant, em plover and employee, we hSY6 reduced the rate of advertising in our "want" column to live seats :i line. Business men nnd the gen eral public will find tills the best possible medium ot Inter-communle itlon nnd the chespnessol pries will recommend it lo all. If you want a good cigar, call ou S. W. New bauer, No. '■>" Main street. He keeps the fin est brands, including Imported "'Key West," "Hlttli Life," and others. Everything in the smoker's line constantly on band. ditr Oreal reduction in Photo;raph prices. Cards, $3 Ml ier dozen, Cablnats, MfOper llosen. The very best work only will be Is sued nt Parker's Photograph Parlors,Downey niock, Los Angeles. declm Mrs. T. J. Baker, late ot Ban VrAittAadflSs prepared to ctoDress-maklng, Cutting amrri! tlng In the latest styles. Children's Clothliig n ipeclalty, Pat term of every description furnished at the lowest prices. Rooinjjj'ovcr Mendel Meyer's store, corner of Commercial and Los Angelas streets. novcitf NOTICE to TRAVBMSB.-Those wishing to economise should bear in mind, that J, D. Querrero, oornero! Plaza and tipper Main St., Is closing out his entire Hock ol Cents' Fine Clothing ond Furnishing floods. Parties un aware of this popular establishment, should at once call 01: (iuerrero and you will llnd him lobe courteousaad accommodating, a* Weil as li is prices ad vuntngcotis toyour purses. noviu Jones a Noyes, the well known miction firm, have established a reputation lor busi ness gngaelty and Intejfi ity second lo none on the Coast. They do buslaSsa promptly nml reliably ami will compare favorably with ibe best auction houses o| Pan Francisco or New York. Consignments and sales of nil k i mis. attended to promptly, and no trouble lo the consignor or owner, inside or outside sales may be made through then on tlie best tei ins and satisfaction guaranteed in every case. No firm In I/is Angeles ever hnd greater suc cess iv selling goousto utivantnge than Joins A No) es and then past history isan assurance of future success. Call on them or send your goods to.bines A Nn> et'-, Temple Block, oppo site the ('out t House. novlotf One dosen wagons, assorted sizestmd kinds for sale at reiiuced prleesal Stoddard's hard ware store, ts Main street. anglTttf tfriThe principal organs of sense are con centrated to the face. It Is therefore worthy of being crowned by all Gentlemen, with one nf the superior hats which can be had at Des mond's, Main Street. mart. A Lady who has lost three Sons by con sumption writes from Hartford, Conn., tosay that her only rc-miiliilng child, n daughter, had been saved, she believes, from a like lute by the use of Halb's Honkv or Hobbkovnd and Tab. Pike's Toothache Drops cut c in one minutes novll* lw daw F. Adam, merchant tailor, has just receiv cdajiclcgnnt lot of cloths, CsSstmersS and suitings of the latest popular patterns. The stock is probably the largest of its kind to bo found in the city, and no one can fall to be suited in making a selection. Call on F. Adam, spring strtei, tor your stylish sulis. sepltl Moore's Restaurant,on Commercial strtei, is the proper place to go for a good meal, with ■ good cup ol coffee or tea to drink with It.— There is probablj no restaurant on the I'ucltlc i >ast where so many of the Substantial! and se many ofthe luxuries may lie had tor 25 c s. Don't lorget the place—Moore's Restaurant, i "inmcrciiii street. Private eating roams have been neatly fitted up for the accommodation Ol Indies. 16-n I. Hauch*Merehanl Tailor, No. 4Coatatar- Blul street, Hueommun's Block. Cussimereh, Bearers, Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, ami a large stork of X"- >>is eglted lo thiscummu nity, ami of a quality not nnrpnilsd by snj thing ever brought to tl. Is city. Tin •se gtHMls Will be made up in the very latest styles and most suitable manner, and on tbe most rea sonable terms. Call ami examine these i/o .is before giving your orders. novjei AXedioul Curd. Dr. T. C. i ale. who graduated in the Ohio Medical College in Ism, after practicing his profession in Southern Indians tor nearly thirty-four years, has located in l.os Angeles, and resp-etfully I-nders bis pit f, ssional ser vices to those who— 'nyclii iuse to i onsuli him. Believing as he does California isoneoi the besl plscssonibe eoatlncnl lo t"si thecurab Inyoi luU-reularconaumpt ou, he will iniMi jtiueti .il srtth nt-geneial pi-tie tiep, give that disease special wiu ntion. His dlpioins will be ebeenully shown io any gentleman whom iy honor n m by eslllng to see 'li sune. OJlselu llui mniniiii Hullding »l li Dr. Burgess, aecf ( In Hoc Signo Vinces. Collections promptly made in all pans of California, Nevada. rlsons, Montana and Now .Mexico. Hard limes made easy by leaving \otir accounts lor collection with Missis. Kevane, Bell In Ji Co., of the Mercan ttie Collection Agency, room n, over ths Com tnerctal Bank, Main street, Los Angeles. All nionit » paid over upon receipt of same. oovMtf NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Christmas and Sow Vcnrs. -l,u to M. Keller's fbr your Wines and Hrandies. Qa ds delivered to all purls of the city free. det-T-tf Fish and Poultry M « Ti ii: T ! Cor. Spring and Court. Sts. C. B. BROOKES & CO. st i i'i.iks Received Daily. i * Leavo your orders, jus decl-tf Coal! CoairT CoalTrl BANNERMAN & DUNN. WHOLESALE and RETAIL dealers in all kinds nf House, Blacksmith and Le high Coal. Office. Corner Spring and Court Sts. ■ST*OeO] stelhrtred to any port of the city I'KEK (IF < 1I AHOK. IW Parties deeiimts • f I turning coal can have grates furnished tor their gloves at Hie Ims Angeles fonudry,on Aliso street, deci-lm CHICAGO SALOON, ls>l MAIN STREET. Corner Second LOUIS MULLER. - - Proprietor. Tbe Best Brands of Wines. Liquors. Foreign Beers and Cigars, • '..iistantly on hand. Also, Lunches of every description served iv Him style DEPOT OK Chicago Beer at Wholesale. BY E. FISHE ZR, At sume plate. pSBSBttf