anaheim-gazette 1872-03-16

Southern California. SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1872. Market Report San Francisco, March 16, 1872. Reprinted by Littledale, Wash. & Co., San Francisco. BUFFER—Fresh roll, per lb. 20¢. BUFFER—Fresh calf roll, per dozen. 30¢. DRY HIDDEN—(Half for calf) per lb. 20¢. WHEAT—Very hard and coarse per lb. 27¢; ed shipping, 24 to 28 extra chaplet 27 to 4¢. DAY—Extremes of market price $50 at 17¢. ALFALFA SEED—per cental, $15-$20. SANTA ANA—Mr. A. L. Bush, Supervisor from Santa Ana, favors us with the following items from that flourishing city: B. F. Nimmo, road overseer for San Joaquin District, Las hal a sub-trial bridge built over the Santiago creek, on the stage road, about two miles this side of Santa Ana. The bridge will cost when completed about $300. Messrs Jordan and Greenleaf are each building residences at Santa Ana, Mr. Fickna is preparing to build on his farm near town. The plasterer has arrived to do the work on Mr. Dernan's new hotel building which will soon be ready for use. Mr. Spurgeon has received a large stock of general merchandise. HOTEL AVRILLA PLANETER HOTEL Henry Witt, Louis Wartenberg, R Philip, J Keymolen, Th Signord and wife, Mich McKewitt, Los Angeles; Sam Edwards, W I Hamble, San Diego Aug Weissenbach, Louis Servardo, San Jose; L B Genner, G Huntington, Bolas; Jacob Varl, San Josquin Barclay; Prof. Harman, W D Harry, P Biabey, Victoria B C; A Harris, La Port; Ch Gibson, City; W S Wright Neguel Ranch; Louis Wolt, Temecula. ARAHEIM HOTEL James D Ott, Frank E Mielenz, Ascroft, P Richard, J E Bryan, R Elgirl. Thomas King, Kundsmon, Jeff Davis, C F Lehman, John Thompson, Chas Oler, Anaheim; George Hansen, R Barry, Raser Asmer(?), J Winterling, L B Gruner Bahas, Chas Waldoy, Halberatedt Anaheim Landing; G Micheena, J R Satwiec, Henry Charles, P Fuller, D Garcia, San Juan Capistrano; Simon Goldbaum. Montmarte; R O Fryer, San Jose; C Tugtin, Tustin City; M C Bailey. Modesto; G E Beacon. Noguil Ranch; Louis Warrenburg, Mr Fenball, Chris Vivian, S R Rowland, Will Sandy, G C Knox F. Quirado, T F Hill, G D Harned, Mrs Stanway, Mrs Richey, Jacob Weil, John Herrich, John Weber. C Prager, Martin, E A L Baker, H C August, Los Angeles; N O Stafford, Petaluma; P Keenan, San side of Santa Ana. The bridge will cost when completed about $300. Meers Jordan and Greenleaf are each building residences at Santa Ana, Mr. Fickus is preparing to build on his farm near town. The plasterer has arrived to do the work on Mr. Dermans new hotel building which will soon be ready for use. Mr. Spurgeon has received a large stock of general merchandise for his store. He has recently made a large addition to his facilities for business. Several land sales have been made, and the country is rapidly filling up with new settlers. Many vines and fruit trees have been put out, Mr. Casad alone having about 20 acres of new vineyard. PROF HARMEN'S ENTERTAINMENT. The entertainment given by Prof. Harmen on Thursday evening last, was an exceedingly pleasant affair and most thoroughly enjoyed throughout. Owing, we think, to the short notice given, the audience was put as large as the Professor's varied talent deserves but those who were fortunate enough to come were kept in continual laughter at the humorous tricks of legordemain and grotesque impersonations of "Senator Revels" and "The Hon Miss Black." Another performance was given on Friday evening, which our early hour of going to press does not allow us to report. We shall be glad to see the Professor again. PERSONAL — Mr. J. Carlin, the gentlemanly agent of the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Maine is spending a few days in town, looking after the interests of his Company. The Union Mutual is one of the very best of the Life Companies, and works upon the beneficent non-forfeiture plan. All who have not already insured their lives should do so at once and thus secure a home to the loved ones who may be left friendless when death has deprived them of their natural protectors. WE ARE REQUESTED—To notify the horse that attempted to go side of Santa Ana. The bridge will cost when completed about $300. Meers Jordan and Greenleaf are each building residences at Santa Ana, Mr. Fickus is preparing to build on his farm near town. The plasterer has arrived to do the work on Mr. Dermans new hotel building which will soon be ready for use. Mr. Spurgeon has received a large stock of general merchandise for his store. He has recently made a large addition to his facilities for business. Several land sales have been made, and the country is rapidly filling up with new settlers. Many vines and fruit trees have been put out, Mr. Casad alone having about 20 acres of new vineyard. PROF HARMEN'S ENTERTAINMENT. The entertainment given by Prof. Harmen on Thursday evening last, was an exceedingly pleasant affair and most thoroughly enjoyed throughout. Owing, we think, to the short notice given, the audience was put as large as the Professor's varied talent deserves but those who were fortunate enough to come were kept in continual laughter at the humorous tricks of legordemain and grotesque impersonations of "Senator Revels" and "The Hon Miss Black." Another performance was given on Friday evening, which our early hour of going to press does not allow us to report. We shall be glad to see the Professor again. PERSONAL — Mr. J. Carlin, the gentlemanly agent of the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Maine is spending a few days in town, looking after the interests of his Company. The Union Mutual is one of the very best of the Life Companies, and works upon the beneficent non-forfeiture plan. All who have not already insured their lives should do so at once and thus secure a home to the loved ones who may be left friendless when death has deprived them of their natural protectors. WE ARE REQUESTED—To notify the horse that attempted to go side of Santa Ana. The bridge will cost when completed about $300. Meers Jordan and Greenleaf are each building residences at Santa Ana, Mr. Fickus is preparing to build on his farm near town. The plasterer has arrived to do the work on Mr. Derman's new hotel building which will soon be ready for use. Mr. Spurgeon has received a large stock of general merchandise for his store. He has recently made a large addition to his facilities for business. Several land sales have been made, and the country is rapidly filling up with new settlers. Many vines and fruit trees have been put out, Mr. Casad alone having about 20 acres of new vineyard. PROF HARMEN'S ENTERTAINMENT. The entertainment given by Prof. Harmen on Thursday evening last, was an exceedingly pleasant affair and most thoroughly enjoyed throughout. Owing, we think, to the short notice given, the audience was put as large as the Professor's varied talent deserves but those who were fortunate enough to come were kept in continual laughter at the humorous tricks of legordemain and grotesque impersonations of "Senator Revels" and "The Hon Miss Black." Another performance was given on Friday evening, which our early hour of going to press does not allow us to report. We shall be glad to see the Professor again. PERSONAL — Mr. J. Carlin, the gentlemanly agent of the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Maine is spending a few days in town, looking after the interests of his Company. The Union Mutual is one of the very best of the Life Companies, and works upon the beneficent non-forfeiture plan. All who have not already insured their lives should do so at once and thus secure a home to the loved ones who may be left friendless when death has deprived them of their natural protectors. WE ARE REQUESTED—To notify the horse that attempted to go side of Santa Ana. The bridge will cost when completed about $300. Meers Jordan and Greenleaf are each building residences at Santa Ana, Mr. Fickus is preparing to build on his farm near town. The plasterer has arrived to do the work on Mr. Derman's new hotel building which will soon be ready for use. Mr. Spurgeon has received a large stock of general merchandise for his store. He has recently made a large addition to his facilities for business. Several land sales have been made, and the country is rapidly filling up with new settlers.Many vines and fruit trees have been put out,Mr. Casad alone having about 20 acres of new vineyard. PROF HARMEN'S ENTERTAINMENT. The entertainment given by Prof. Harmen on Thursday evening last, was an exceedingly pleasant affair and most thoroughly enjoyed throughout. Owing, we think, to the short notice given, the audience was put as large as the Professor's varied talent deserves but those who were fortunate enough to come were kept in continual laughter at the humorous tricks of legordemain and grotesque impersonations of "Senator Revels" and "The Hon Miss Black." Another performance was given on Friday evening, which our early hour of going to press does not allow us to report. We shall be glad to see the Professor again. PERSONAL — Mr. J. Carlin, the gentlemanly agent of the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Maine is spending a few days in town, looking after the interests of his Company. The Union Mutual is one of the very best of the Life Companies, and works upon the beneficent non-forfeiture plan.All who have not already insured their lives should do so at once and thus secure a home to the loved ones who may be left friendless when death has deprived them of their natural protectors. WE ARE REQUESTED—To notify the horse that attempted to go side of Santa Ana.The bridge will cost when completed about $300.Meers Jordan and Greenleaf are each building residences at Santa Ana,Mr.Fickus is preparing to build on his farm near town.The plasterer has arrived to do the work on Mr.Derman's new hotel building which will soon be ready for use.Mr.Spurgeon has received a large stock of general merchandise for his store.Mr.Burrado.T.F.Hill,G.D.Hurned.Mrs Stanway,Mrs RicheyJacob WeilJohn HerrichJohn Weber.C PragerMartinE.A.L.BakerH.C AuginLos Angeles;N.O Staffford,Petaluma;P Keenan,San Bernardino:Mrs Mossman and children.San Francisco. Freight List The following is a list of freight per steamer California,March 10th: A Johnson 31 pkgs A Rollandi 7, Arnold,Crum & Co 6,(x) 30,C A Cushing 1,C Mossman 7,D K Williams 1,Davis & Bro 269,Davis & Melrose 5,F.J Bachs 10,G Fischer, 1.H E Boldt 17,H Bremermann 10 H & G 29,H D Polhemus 3,j M Howe 6,j Bennerscheidt 14.J Fisher 2,L & Co 327,L & H 89,L B & Co 6,L W Kirby,2,[S] Bro 4W HS 124. Empty Pipes B R (H Bremermann) 1,C Rehm, 2,D 2,F Hartung 1,H Kroger 10, J.P Zeyn 1,R Ludke 8 R Burkley 3,T Reiser 1,S M Metz 8. Rohr.N White,Agt A.L.Co. Deeds Filed. Pina Aguilar to Gabino Real,a town lot in Anaheim,fork $100. Louis Durr to Geo.C.Knox et al.,a lot in Anaheim,fork $250. G.Allen et el.,to James Carroll et al.,100 acres of land on the Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana,fork $1,000. Fred.Lienhoop to Peter and Carl Hanson,fork $790 land in rancho San Juan Cajon de Santa Ana. We have received the first number of a new paper called The Salinas City Index,published at Salinas City,Cal.it is a five,大型7-column paper,Republican in politics well filled with reading matterwell edited,and gotten up typographically in a style which shows that its printers are no slouchs.The boat. Salinas champion hay on three acres it mild,Byer. If whi Star be correct letin company lapse. A Los hatched a set omnibas which day. The St.Louis.ac Directory:is Joan shot at Salina to die. Six stoe Gincinnati on Insanity:-Thompson,a resided in threeyears past,d Sunday even Wednesday. Thus Canary deep shough east of Apah eat nothingished.Hoand properly pronounced. New Adv evidence of Anaheim and which is shown informian.vwthe readernew advertin this numbTeacher' WE ARE REQUESTED—To notify the horse that attempted to go through a window, stern foremost, into one of our local court rooms. Last Saturday, that if he repeats the offence, he will be committed for contempt. His Honor will stand no such nonce—not if the Court knows herself, and "she think she do." BUILDING.—Our esteemed fellow-citizen, Mr S. A. Hawkins, has just commenced the erection of a dwelling on his lot on 7th North street, he tween Los Angeles and Lemon streets. Prol. Dean, of tonsorial fame, is about to erect a building for business purposes on Center street, adjoining George Bauer's boot and shoemaker's shop. PORTRY.—Somebody sends us a very pretty little poem, without any signature, with a request to publish. We do not know whether or not it is claimed as original, but think we have seen it in print already. Will our correspondent advise us on this point, also give us his or her type name. FOR CLOTHING—Well made and stylishly cut, call on J. Strelitz, Main street, Los Angeles. His good work and fair dealing having already secured for him the best customers of Los Angeles and Anaheim. We have received the first number of a new paper called The Salinas City Index, published at Salinas City, Cal. It is a fine, large 7-column paper, Republican in politics, well filled with reading matter, well edited, and gotten up typographically in a style which shows that its printers are no slouchs. The last time we saw Salinas City it consisted of the saloon and one stage station; now, behold, it sends out a newspaper running sixteen columns of reading matter. Of course we X. SCHOOL MONEY APPORTIONMENT. Sept McFadden has made the following apportionment of school money: County State Anaheim $129.59 $650.80 Bolsa Grande 80 10 64 52 Fair View 23 10 64 87 Los Nicos 98 — 275 12 New River 56 — 153 40 New York 23 40 63 91 Richland 41 80 115 97 Napa Ana 140 10 418 69 San Juan 113 40 318 43 Silver 87 50 245 70 Spring 44 10 123 84 There are apportionments made to 33 districts in this county. OPERATIC—Signor and Signora Franchet, of the Italian Opera, San Francisco, are about to visit Los Angeles and sing at the Mercat Theatre. As has been telegraphed to Mr. Strelitz. Our citizens will find this a rare opportunity of hearing some of the great musical works of the age. From the 11th of this month till further notice, plain photographs executed in the best possible manner are taken at $1 per dozen at Wolfgang's gallery, Los Angeles. NEW ITEMS. Public Court. ...A fire occurred at San Bernardino on the night of the 12th inst., consuming a two-story frame building on the N. E. corner and 3d and Salt Lake sts. The daggeran gallery in the building was destroyed. Building owned by M.Katz as about $5,000. The San Francisco Alta called James B. Newby (a police court attorney) a "shyster," Newby sued for $50,000 damages. The Alta proves that Newby is a "shyster" and recover verdict for defendant. It is announced that $10,000,000 have been placed to the credit of the Texas Pacific Railroad Company in Liverpool, to enable it to commence operations. This is good news for Southern California. Capt. Brannan and four women of the schooner Minna Bell were drowned off Point Sal, just below San Luis Obispo on the 5th inst., while attempting to land in a boat. Salinas City Index tells the champion hay story—24 tons raised on three acres, last Spring. Draw it mild, Byerly. San Diego Union says a pair of horses recently swam four miles from the peninsula to the main land at that city. The Supervisors of San Luis Obispo have divided to build a new advertisement. Girl Wanted. FOR a family of three. A real girl who knows how to cook and can general homework. Apply at this Office. Head Physician's Certification Below A Most Efficient and Pleasant Tonic. These Letters are prepared from the most abrasive and wholesome herbs and rosa, and have given universal satisfaction in service tried. Towards dyspnea have found relief through their use and poyl limon, and them for the cure of all diseases of the blood and liver, and irregularities of the digestive organs. Hendache bill in press and Constipation. General Debility and Loss of Appetite all are caused by the derangement of the stomach. The LXL Bitter has been successfully used and is warranted to all-remote audiences in all the above cases. beat. ...Salinas City Index tells the champion hay story—21 tons raised on three acres, last Spring. Draw it mild, Byerly. ...San Diego Union says a pair of horses recently swam four miles from the poninsula to the main land at that city. ...The Supervisors of San Luis Obispo have decided to build a Court House, and offer a bonus of $200 for the best plan presented. ...Grass Valley miners quit work because Irish are employed and also because giant powder is likely to be introduced. ...If what we learn from the Star be correct, the San Diego Bulletin company is very likely to collapse. ...A Los Angeles pigeon has hatched a setting of eggs in a hotel omnibas which was in use every day. ...The present population of St. Louis, according to the new City Directory, is 370,000. Joan Jackson accidentally shot at Salinas City, 26th plt; likely to die. Six steamers were burned at Cincinnati on the 6th inst. Insanity: A man named John Thompson, a sheep owner, who has resided in this vicinity for some years past, disappeared from town Sunday evening last, and was found Wednesday about 3 p.m., by Mr. Thos. Canavon, in the edge of the deep slough about two miles Southeast of Anaheim Landing. He had eaten nothing and was nearly famished. He was brought to town and properly cared for. The doctor pronounced it a case of insanity. New Advertisements: As an evidence of business activity at Anaheim and the warm appreciation which is shown the Southern Californian, we beg leave to refer the reader to the two columns of new advertisements which appear in this number. Teacher's Examination. — The Most Efficient and Pleasant Tonic. These Letters are prepared from the most cholera and wholesome horses and roses, and have given universal satisfaction w. erse tried. Tocumba of drop piles have found relief through their use and prua in puna and elsewhere. All diarrhea of the blood and liver, and irregularities of the digestive organs. Handache, pill in pea and Constitution. General Debility and Loss of Appetite, all are caused by the derangement of the stomach. Liver and other functionaries with pynema. The M.L. Bitters have been merely used to allocate the sufficiency in all these cases. CERTIFICATES. Messrs. H. Enriss & Co: Gentlemen! I take pleasure in stating that arrears to your wish have carefully tested and satisfied the same of your M.L. Bitters, which you sent me, and did not not only an arrears Bitters, but also one that cannot do be beneficial as a joke and promoter of Digestion. H. HOLLAND, M.D. City and County Hospital, San Francisco, June 25th, 1871. I have carefully examined Dr. Henley's IX L. Bitters, and have failed to detect anything which could injure even the most delicate constitution. From the composition of the Bitters, as far apart as possible from the M.L. Bitters must be a very efficient remedy in Dyspeciation. Loss of Appetite and similar complaints which are principally used in diseases of that nature, and are of the greatest efficiency in their cure. F. H. ENRISS, M.D. State Amayer's Office, San Francisco, July 1st, 1871. Messrs. H. Enriss & Co.: I have made a careful examination of your IX L. Bitters, and have found them entirely free of deleterious mineral substances, course. LOUIS FALKENAIL State Amayer. Beware of Counterfeit State Amayer. News genuine without Dr. Henley's signature across the top of each bottle. Every family should have a Bottle in the house hold everywhere. H. EPSTEIN & CO. Soil Progression. No. 518 Front st., San Francisco, C.I. L GROSS & CO., 675 West Lake Street, Chicago, Ills. Miscellaneous. Firemen's Ball! TO BE GIVEN Saturday Evening, March 16th, 1872. Enterprise Hall, Anaheim. THE Anaheim Fire Company WILL give a GRAND BALL at the above time and place to which the public are repeatedly invited. Music by the Anaheim Band. Members of the Fire Company are requested to appear in uniform. Committee of Arrangements: Frank R. Lafanchier. Gus Daria Richard H. iwann. F Lan enberger. Floor Managers: Peter Richards, Max Neiberlin, Jas C. Peacock, Jr. Invitation Committee: Morris Steinhart. Chas A. Gardner Reception Committee: Fred Rimpan, N. H Mitchell Louis Durr. Neatly Arrange And command fine the beautiful seas Of Anaheim and vicinity w groves the magnificent range of mountains on the Pacific Ocean with its distance. The Table Will be supplied with or obtainable in shi frut tude, with wines season of the season The proprietor believes that increasing population a d b traces of Anaheim demar des data superior to a y hitherto with a long ad successful the busel as the propietor the Bella Unio Hotel at L more recently of the U.S city he assumes the ma ANAHEIM With consideal his ability a resp etil solicitation of public patro a c. HENRY BR ME PLANTERS' JOHN FISCH PROPRIETUR Corner Center and Los A ANAHEIM, THE undersigned has ther nouncing that his publ building, erected on one recently burned, is now open to the public. The du Lighted with and well heated throughout expon e has been paired to every respect a FIRST CLASS Anaheim is in the most f semi-tropical region of Cap midst of luxuriant orange ple vine yards, convenient t and fishing grounds, and from the ser, with a climate SUPERIOR to any other offers advantages to the tra unequalled by any other Union. Terms Moderate—Imple JOHN LAFAYETTE New Advertisements.—As an evidence of business activity at Anaheim and the warm appreciation which is shown the Southern Californian, we beg leave to refer the reader to the two columns of new advertisements which appear in this number. Teacher's Examination.—The County Board of Examiners are now engaged examining the applicants for teachers' certificates. There are five applicants undergoing examination—Mrs. Brook, Miss Casad, Miss Gower, Mr. McDonald and Mr. White.—Needs. Presbyterian Church.—Rev. Thomas Fraser of San Francisco District Secretary of Home Missions for the Pacific coast, will preach at Enterprise Hall on Sunday next at 11 a.m. All are cordially invited to attend. A Large Sale—a tract of 8,112 acres of land in the Santa Anita Rancho was sold this week to Harris Newmark for $85,000 The land adjoines L. J. Rose's "Sunny Slope" vineyard. A Compendium Answered—"Tell me where is Fancy Bradf." At the American Bakery, Los Angeles. BONN. On Wednesday, 18th inst., near Anaheim, to Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Hurley, a daughter. TO DRUGGISTS. If any Druggist in this County desires to sell his business, please address the Editor of the Southern California Times, Anaheim. NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!! Groceries and Provisions, Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing and Gentle Furnishings; Goods Pancy, Staple and Dry Globs; Boots and shoes; Cigars Tobacco and Liquors, etc.; just opened and for sale by the unidentified, cheap for cash at their new store in the Anaheim Hotel Ballard ng, corner Center a d Leonon streets, opposite the Postoffice. All kinds of Produce taken in Exchange. STEINHART & BRO. Yorks. NEW STORE!! WHOLESALE and RETAIL, GOODMAN & RIMPAU. WOULD respectfully announce to their numerous friends and the public generally that they have opened a store on Center street, between Lansburger & Oak and Lowke's watchmaker shop, in which they offer to sell cheap for each, a general arrangement of Dry Goods, Clothing, Bottles and Shoes, Hats and Coats, AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS &, &c., &c. As we make the above, one of goods a specialty, we can offer a better arrangement and at lower prices than any other house in this place. We would invite all who wish to purchase the above garments give us a call before buying class here. Our profits are small. QUICK SALES. Call and O Us. M. L. GOODMAN. Country Produce taken in Exchange. LOS ANGELES & SAN PEDRO RAILROAD. th and after November 1st 1871, will run in follows, leaving: WINNING LON—7:45 A.M. and 1 P.M. LOS ANGELES—10 A.M. and 8:45 P.M. Except on days of storms' arrival and departure when trains will run to connect with Steamer. Passengers for San Francisco and San Nearly Arranged. and command fine views of the beautiful scenery Anahaim and vicinity, with its orange lakes the magnificent Sierra Nevada of mountains on the Northwest, and Pacific ocean, with its islands in the sun. The Table will be supplied with every luxury obtainable in this fruitful latitude, with wines and fruits of the season. The proprietor believes that the rapidly growing population is a busi one import of Anahaim demands hotel accommodation, superior to any hitherto offered, and a long and successful experience in busting up the proprietor formerly of Bella Unita Hotel at Los Angeles and recently of the U.S. Hotel of that he assumes the management of the ANAHEIM HOTEL with confidence his ability to please, and keep civil solicitation of a share of the public patro n.e. HENRY BRERMANN. LANTERS' HOTEL, JOHN FISCHER, PROPRIETOR. Center and Los Angeles streets ANAHEIM, CAL. He undersigned has the pleasure of announcing that his magnificent new hotel building, erected on the site of the recently burned, is now completed and open to the public. The building is lighted with gas, well heated throughout. No pain or boon has been prepared to make this in any respect. FIRST CLASS HOUSE! Anahaim is in the most fertile part of the subtropical region of California, in the dust of luxuriant orange groves and purveyors, convenient to good hunting and fishing grounds, and is only 13 miles from the air, with a climate acknowledged superior to any other in the State, and offers advantages to the traveler or tourist equaled by any other portion of the nation. Terms Moderate—Imple Accommodation. JOHN FISCHER. LAFAYETTE HOTEL. RAILROAD. the and after November 1st 1871, must run in follows, leaving: WINNINGTON—7:45 A.M. and 1 P.M. LOS ANGELES—10 A.M. and 5:45 P.M. Except on days of steamers arrival and departure when trains will run to connect with Steamers. Passengers for San Francisco and San Diego will leave Los Angeles by the 10 A.M. train, connecting at Wilmington with the Company's teammen. First Class passenger fare will run regularly. No Charge for Storage to Merchants in the Country. JOHN MILNER, Agent at Los Angeles E. R. BENWITT, Superintendent. On ping of a New Hotel! THE WHITE HOUSE. THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY inform their friends, and he public in general; that they have based the new block of buildings of Mr. Schumacher, on the corner of Los Angeles and New Commercial streets, and have furnished it in the most elegant style. The well deserved reputation of the proprietors is a sufficient guarantee that this Hotel will be carried on in FIRST CLASS STYLE. A Restaurant is attached to the House, and meals can be had at all hours. Terms Moderate. Inquire of S. GOLOSTEIN & CO. NORTH PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. CARRYING THE U. S. MAILS. THE STRAINSHIPS OF the North Pacific Transportation Company will leave follows, on the following routes: SAN FRANCISCO & SAN DIEGO San Francisco for S. Diego. San Diego for S. Fran. San Pedro for S. Fran. San Barbara for S. Fran. Feb. March....9 March....1 March....1 March....7 March....14 March....1 March....9 March....19 March....22 March....2 March....31 Leaving San Francisco at 9 A.M. Engene's French Restaurant. MAIN STREET, Opposite Pico House. Meals served in five class style, at all hours of day and night. Meals cooked to order at a moment's notice, and sent out to parties and families. Private rooms for indies and private parties. Fresh oysters always on hand and cooked in every style. Terms are as follows: LAFAYETTE HOTEL. CHRIS. FLUHR, Proprietor. THE TRAVELING PUBLIC ARE RESPEC FULLY informed that this all known Hotel is fitted up with a view to keep pace with the program of improvement. Having well inscribed cursive and simple font it offers great indignities to families and the traveling community in general. THE ORIENT; DOWNEY'S BLOCK, LOS ANGELES. HELLMAN, MAAS & CO. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Limited in Groceries provisions liquors cigars tobacco hardware paints and oils class rooms mason blinds and farming implements. John's Block, Los Angeles and Commercial Sts. Los Angeles. B. Simon & Co. PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Arendale Blvd., Arpadie Street. Los Angeles, California. ENGENE'S French Restaurant. MAIN STREET, Opposite Picco House. Meals served in first class style at all hours of day and night. Meals cooked to order at a moment's notice, and sent out to parties and families. Private rooms for ladies and private parties. Fresh oysters always on hand and cooked in every style. Terms are as follows: Room 1. Room 2 Regular meals... 78 50 Lunar by the week... $ 7.00 $ 6.00 Month... 30.00 75.00 Day... 1.20 1.00 EUGENE GERMAIN, Proprietor. BUSINESS FOR SALE. The undersigned offers for sale his one-half interest in the French Restaurant Saloon, on Los Angeles street, Anaheim. The saloon is well fitted up, has a good billiard table, and every convenience for the business in complete running order. It is an old and well established place, and is doing a good business. For terms, price and other particulars, apply, on the premises, to Antonio Romo. BELLA UNION HOTEL. Main Street, Los Angeles. New open, having been thoroughly materialized and re-turned. CHARGES MODERATE. C.G. WELLING, Englewood Manager. RAILROAD HOTEL Wilmington Cal. Canal Street, Opposite Wells, Bridge & Office. S. G. THOMPSON, Proprietor. U.S. HOTEL, Opposite the Court House. Los Angeles, Cal. HAMMEL & DENCKER, Propr