Tlie Fool'-*  Sermon*
,;Dear sinners all," tbe fool began,
Man's life is but a jest,
A dream, a shadow, bubble air,
A vapor at the best.
In a thousand pouuds of law I End
Not a single ounce of love ;
A blind man killed a parson's cow,
In shooting at a dove ;
Tbe Tool that eats till he is sick
Must fast till he is well ;
Tbe woer who can flatter most
Will bear away the belle.
"Let no man halloo he is safe.
Till he is through the wood ;
He wbo will uot when he may,
Must tarry when he would.
He who laughs at crooked men
Should need walk very straight;
And he wbo once has won a name,
May lie abed till eight.
Make haste to purchase house aud land,
Be very slow to wed;
Tbe coral needs no painter's brush,
Nor need be daubed witb red.
Be always first man at the feast,
And last man at tbe fray ;
Tbe short way round, iu spite of all,
Is still tbe longest way.''
Then loud they laugh—the fat cook's tears
Run down into the pan ;
The steward shook till he was forced
To drop tbe brimming cau.
And then again Ibe women screamed,
And every stag-hound bayed—
Aud why?    Because the motley fool
So wise a sermon made.
iVotrxsx ^a.KT'Al.
COFFEE  SALOON.
—AND— '
RESTAURANT.
5<0 Cents per meal.
One Hit a Plate.
EMILE BORDKNAVE     /TfV
5 well and favorably known fey,    v^
i for a  long   time  In the KZs ^gl
principal cities of the Pacific coast, as a lirst rate
cook, would respectfully inform his friends and
the pubiic generally, and all who would honor bim
witb their patronage, that from this date be purposes to keep open bis establishment from tj o'clock
a. «. uutil 12 o'clock at night. His house shall
always be provided with the best tbe market affords. He will do all iu his power to contribute
to the comfort of bis customers.
fjgf'Come and see for yoursel ves .-V\)\
EMILE BORDENAVE.
Los Angeles, Jan. 7, 1860.
the Probate   Court of tin- County or Los
Angeles, State uf California.
In tbe matter of the Petition of Henry R. Myles,
a creditor of the Estate of Billiard P. Dorsey,
deceased, for an order to sell tbe real estate of
tbe deceased.
IT appearing by tbe said petition of Henry R.
Myles, that he is interested in the said estate,
and that thero is not sufficient personal estate in
the hands of Civility R. Dorsey, Administiatri.x
A said estate, to pay the debts outstanding again*-!
tbe deceased, aud expenses of administration, and
that it is necessary to sell the whole, or Bome portion of the real estate lor the payment of such
debts, nud it lurtber appearing that said Administratrix has negeeted to apply lor an order of sale,
It iB hereby ordered, that all persons interested
appear before me. at the Conrt Room of the said
Prohate Court, cn the twenty-third day of April,
I860, at eleven o'clock, a.m., (that time being specially appointed fur llie hearing ot said petition,)
to show cause why an order should not be granted
to tbe Adminis'ratrix to sell so much of the real
estate, as shall be necessary to pay such debts.
(liven under my hand, as Probnte Judge of said
Court, this 23d March, A.n. 18110, at tbe. said county.
W. G. DRi'DEN, Probate Judge.
State of Califor ma, 1
County of Los AngeleB. j
I, John WV Shore, County Clerk of Los Angeles
county, and ex officio Clerk of Ihe Probate Court
of said county, hereby certify the foregoing to be
a full, true and correct copy of the original order
as tbe same appears on file in my office.
Witness my haud aud the seal of the said
[r„ a.]    Court, this 23d day of March. A.D. 1880.
JOHN W. SHORE. Prob. Cl-lc.
mch24l4 pr. Wm. II. Shore, Deputy.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 1
Counly ol Ijos Angeles./
[ No.713.]
IN   THE   DISTRICT   COURT   OF   THE   FIRST   J (J DICE A J.
DISTRICT.
JOHN* RAINS,   Trustee  of Victoria  ami  Concept*loo,   in-
fiinti, daughters of Marit, £ntoala Apis, mi'l legal*
TIICODORE F.ORS, JOHN HOOGSTKATTEN*, MARY BORS,
the wife uf Frederick bim burg, Ki'l'l'-'Jtk'K ].;*.! I'i'l'.;.
and DOROTHY BORS.
Action brought in the District Conrt nf the ~iu Judicial District, and tit:: Complaint filed in th? Cily and Count'y of
Los Angeles, in lhe office of the Clerk- nf aaid- District Court.
TIIE r«0]>le of the Sta'e of CutiTm-niii. semi greet ing to
Theodore lio-rs, John Hoo^strat ten, Froilerick I.imliurj;.
mi'l Miiry Sora liis wife, una DorAthy Bora, an infant :—
Yim are hereby r«jni red to appear ia an action
brought njjn.in.st von bv ihe Jibove naiiieil Plain,HIT, in our
District Court of the First Ju Sicial Pi-Urict, in and for the
county of Lo.s Angeles, ami to answer tlio Complaint filed
therein, a certified copy of which yon arc herewith nerved. Within ten days after ttie service on you or this summons—if served within thi* county ; or if serve I out of
this county but within the lirst Judicial District, within
twenty day-i after the service thereof ; or if served out of
the first Judicial Distrct but in the State of California,
within forty days after tlie service thereof; always exclusive of the day'of service ;—or judgment by default will
bo taken against you. This action is brought to recover
of tlie Defciiiliuit'Tlieoiloro liors, Un; sum of fifteen hundred dollars ($1,500) principal, and Interest thereon at
twelve per cent, (li 00) -..*;■ ,-iinium. from January 1st.
1859, ■—*-*-   --"       -■■--.  ■    -      ■
Trust
I,IS.
v :''■■'
ouU  be    A)a.lJ.
OVER teu thousand gray heads have been restored to their original color within tbe last
year by tbe use of Fish's Infallible Hair Restorative. Magic-like, it arrests threatened bal in BBS,
returns tlie dark brilliant hue to tho gray beaded,
id restores the hair to a fine glossy and healthy
appearance ; thus acting in strict compliance wilh
the first and greatest of all toilette makers—.""
ture.
Principal office  for  Wholesale and Retail,  139
acramenlo street, San Fraucisco.
For sale by Druggists generally.
N. MILLS, Gen. Agent
■fiS-TPav sale by all Druggists in Los Angel
marl0-3m
STATE  OP' CALI FOR Al A, I
County of Los Angeles,     y
In the District Court ot the First Judicial District.
Andrea Briswalter, Plaintiff,
Gregorio Fraijo and Maria de Los Angeles Soberauo, his wife, Defendants.
Action brought in the District Court of the 1st Judicial District, and the Complaint filed in the City
and county of Los Angeles, in tlio office of tbe
Clerk of said District Court.
11 HE People of the State of California send Grcet-
. ing: To Gregorio Fraijo and Maria de los Angeles Soberauo, bis wife : You are hereby required to
appear in an action brought against you by the
above named Plaintiff, in our District Court of the
First Judicial Distiict, in and for the county of Los
Angeles, and t> answer lbe Complaint fil.d therein,
a c rtified copy of which you arc herewith served,
within ten days after service on you of this summons—if served within this county; or it served
out of this county but within tbe First Judicial District, within twenty days after tbe service thereof;
or if served out of tbe Frst Judicial District but
within the State of Calilornia, within forty clays after
the service thereof; always exclusive of tbe day of:
service;—or judgment by default will be tali
against you.
Tbe said action is brought to obtain a decree of
foreclosure against the premises described in said
Complaint, and a sale of the same, and the application ot the proceeds to pay costs and $-.1,500 due
Plaintiff and interest thereon as therein specified,
,d for general relief. All of whieh more fully appears in said complaint; and il you fail to appear
and answer the said Complaint as above required,
tbe said Plaintiff wiil apply to the Uourt for the relief demanded.
"Witness the lion. Denj  Hayes, Judge ofour
J>;.,t,;ot   Court    JowniJ,    tlio   aOtli   Jay oi
March, A. D. 1800.
Attest: My Hand and the Seal of said
[l. s.]    Court, the day and year last above written.
JOHN W. SHORE, Clerk.
By SaoitQE W. Gift, Deputy.
J. L. Brent, Plaintiff's Att'y. mh3lra8
■vv o Xi :f :e » s
SCHIEDAM   AROMATIC   SCHNAPPS!!
]bl.cl„0.,lHl>oallcntl..noftl>eMeioluint<of C«llfop»l«»ndOr«goBto«Sup«iloiArtiol«iH
HOLLAND   GIN,
Manufactured by Myself Exclusively,
AT SCHIEDAM, HOLLAND,
And to Distinguish it from every other Alcoholic Stimulant in the world 1 gave it thenameof
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
ti ■   M.bPITR'ETINDTUSE OF JUNIPER, distilled from the BKSTHAIU.EY that can   he select I
-,-l,A 'iii'l uwAu-iE-.i   !-,->( I'V Un- unit-in<>» li-i''*li bi'.iT.v. but. bv the cliuice IioUnienIviuiety of lli.
at any out,   .
-"UOMAtlc,   ,"
'.«»»Ib-i-liS
''•co-Wffi
ii-it viniiiis i'\l i-jicI i.i iliVlillfil :im" recti fled with itu npiriti-,,..., -,,
l.\.\ ,u  .mi i ., i.......». ..-.■■ ,-1.--,K (|K |.Annsr|[j |.-],AVtlllA\'ll AK(*.\L\.;iUi>j'i.*l.hi.-i- tvaimceiidai
Xivun-'i   xi   '■    - i   " 'r< i.i :uiv'lJOU,ANH GIN IN THK WORLD. ^^^^
",,.,'t  ,,  i,'1i1-...'ii.-i..i'i..llh"«-cW.riitI'.|Sl'IHKItAll   AltOMATK*  HCIINAITS,   llio   ,,r-> prh-tor haa submit,,.*. ■■
,,     J,!   ',   I  |'\    '    li   \      l* VI   GGI   „rtl,.. LTiiUc-rl-Sttitc-H.    (IvrrTHUKKTEKII'SANIiF-MtOKSKlT. ,:vf,   Mi--ir  „   'f (1" 1-
,u,(wi,,h'iilliei,*l,.*iujliuin(ii-av,l, Cm.t. fh.-m.u- Khrumat .m.i. Oh- tract-o.,s ..l* llie K nl „,-> s, m.uliW ailfl „ ' <
(),,r.hl^ IVr-JDir-li-ivrthi" in t he Soul lu-ru mul \\ i-.-*t fin SI riles slum 111 uIwjiys bare .-, supply uu ],■■.„ a. :l ■, „ *,->,.,,'!;;■.!
V 'U\        \  *   * VV    >GAf>i„,GeG„r:,'ufv,,\-r     Thr I'liy GA,:, ,,s in New n,*t,,i ns ,u,il SL. I,,,, i;! prcscrib-  t * *
.,■.:,     .;,.n;i,.,-:1-ini;UKU|.*t*lll)l,K.tA.  .mutant  nf tho I'UKIT V UP *l 11 K AKTK'LK. Cnb« ««H
CAUTION TO   THE I'VBLIC. LrE*
61:
ntrnduRtion of my Schiedam Ar^toutic Sctttapps into the United States, a number of Liquor Mii.   i
York   Uoston, Paila.leli.bin ami San I-'r;,ncUco,  have   been  nimaged   in putlinK up   mixed  and poisf.nm,K rj''
d jiigK, to bo plameil nIT upon the unwary for my j;<-ni ■ Solum ]>iis.    At   iir.it, tbey   lx.l.lly oomiterfeitj-'d
using several of  tliem to be arre.iled.    Thoy n
alway;
'sslnu to"£2|
vi:'
name, but I aeon (stopped that by' v«.»~a      -   ■ .
in, it-il in.' lbe -Hiiii-JifJinco mul -lui]io of inv lie I lies, ai.il 1.1 ie peeuli.i r   wij,|iper   ulueb I liave
Lim* PAFP.lt, printed with Kill I AXIl .Iti. f! E IKK, PAST1<*JK'A1* lU'KINTI-'.!' CAPS . 	
BEWARE OF THESE IMITATION IIOGUS SCHNAPPS.
If theLionor were Rt to drink, there would be no need to palm thom off by counterfeiting the peculiar atvla t»j
Pi-u-Uii-eoftlK'Ci-lNtnNI-* WUI.PK'S SCIINAPIIS.     ,\v„i,l  tlieso mixed nml .li*et.nrod-iip 111) Itu tions, as you wo,,l i     f'
S[iATTi*:i;PII\Ki;VKS,Hf!N*KI> STOMACH and nKI.lUIUMTROKNS.    Thel'ureand-.inuincSehii.-ippU.a,.e";*^
on the bottle.cork, and jl fae-similo of a signature on tbe label.    For sale by all the "Wholesale HriiL'-jist-iand r
able Liquor Dealers in tho United States. MI'tl-
UDOLPHO  WOLFE.
Solo Importei' s»i*ii Mnimfantiirer, 18, 20 Usui HU Beaver st., New Va-rt
The wordSolieidaui Sclinivj-pa Ijelongs exclusively lo my article—all otherharo  counterreH ana an Imp,*]'! K'
'ino.)
Established in 1349.
BAllUETT &  SIIKRWOOP,
ARE constantly rocch'ing, by every steamer the
most splendid stock of
WITCHES AND JEWELRY
ever i in ported into this State. OnrWatches cannot be surpassed for substantial it y and tim-'- fieep-
ing. Onr Jewelry is selected witb tho ,*e test
care, and none but the most tasteful goo Js l adc
otthe fitiest gold are allowed to leave our et ab
lish ment.
We manufacture on the premises. Wc arethe
inventors of the art, and keep ahead of all competition.
WATCI-I REPAIRING
is done by the best workmen, under our own inspection, and warranted for one year. Watches
for repair seut to us by Express are attended to
promptly.
BARRETT & SHERWOOD,
UJ5 Montgomery street,
between Clay antl Commercial streets.
y2(! tf SAN FRANCISC ).
ilso to said Foster
tee of Coneepcion, another legatee of said Willi
one hundfeil  and tiro 02-00   dollars,   ($102 *J2-00 ;) both
fayable January 1st,  A, D. ISii-t, and  hearing  interest at
Iio rate aforesaid, same  payable on  the first of January
of eacli year after  the  dale; which said notes	
signed by said Trustee Poster to Plaintiff, his-si
and also for the foreclosure of a certain mortgagi
forth in the Coin|iIutnl, und tillesod to havo been e;
ted by said Defend.iiLt Kois lo said Trust oo Poster, to bi. . .
tho payment of the notes ; and, also, for the sale of the
premfsos in said inertjjtiL'e d"-ouibed ; said mortgage be;
foreclosable for non-payment of Interest. And agaii
tho Defendants John ]Ioo-;stvutt-ou, Slary Bors, wife of
Frederick Limberg, Prederiek l,imbcr<r, her husband, and
Dorothy Dors, an infant, that tlio Court ivill take oogni-
zance of certain pretended claims thoy set up to or in said
premises, and deolire the same to be invalid ; and if yon
fail to appear and answer the said ("Vnnplaiut as above required, the said Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded.
Witness the Hon. Ren* am in  Hayes,  Judge of our
District Court aforesaid, the 27th day of March,
A. D. 18*30.
Attest : My hand and the seal of said Court, the
day and year last above written.
JOHN W. 8HORK Clerk.
By       Gi'OUtiB W. Gut, Dep.
[L.8.]
j- Sset.
STATE OF CAIJFORNTA,
Los Ast.ki.ks GotrtrtT,,
The motion of Plaintiff for an order that service of summons In this ease, may be made on the Defendant Tlieo
dore Burs, hy publication, coming ou to be heard, and the
same basing been considered, with the aflidavit of Coun-
nel and return oT llie .Slierill'referred to therein, and it ap-
peariog saLisfaclorily tliat a r,anseof action exists against
said Defendant, and that he is a necessary and proper
party in tlie action, ann that he has departed from the
Ktate of California, and is residing some where in tho State
of Sonora, Republic ot HexloO, but at what precise point
is unknown, and that the time of his return to this State
is uncertain, said motion is granted ; and it is ordered—
That service of summons lie made in this ease on the Pe
fondant Theodore Hers by publication ; by publishing a
copy or the summons and of this order, in the Lot Angelea Star, a weekly newspaper published in Los Augeles
County, once a week ."or three months.
This done in open court, this 0th day of April, A.D.
1860. BEVJ. HAVES, District Judge.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,      \lo.wit
I, John W, Shnre. Clerli of the District Court ofthe
first Judicial District, State and county aforesaid, do
hereby certify that the above is a full, true and correct
copy of an order made by the Hon. Dist. Court this day,
tn the cau:se above referred to.
In testimony whereof, I have hereto set my
hand  and   affixed  the   seal   o(   said  Di.sl.
[l. b.]        Court, this Dlh dav of April. A   D. 1860.
JOHN V. SHORE, Dist. Clerk.
Bv       Cko. W. Gin, Dep.
. Attys. rorri'ff'8 apl.4mIS
LOTTERIES!
Wood, Eddy &. Co's
OLD JUVD RELIABLE
SoIawn>. 8. Coo^a   "La-FT'T-'JOTJEia
Lotteries on ttie OOMB1JVA TTOJV, and others
on the Havana or S1JYGLE eVUeMBER plane
SPLENDID  SCHEMES,
WITH CAPITAL PRIZES OF
$70,000 !!!   -   -   $50,000 !!!
alter denominations,
Augusta, <G;i., ami Wilmington,Del.
Under the superintendence of sworn commissioners,
every WEDNESDAY and SAHJ1UIAY of each week.
The Delaware State Lotteries :
ONE GRAND   SCHEME per  Month,   with  S100,000
CAPITAL PRIZE.
Motets, $20 each.   Halves, Quarters, aud Eighths in
propo-t on. 	
Tlie Single JVumher Lotteries
(Authorized  by the State uf Georgia.)
ONE GRAND SCHEME PER MOXTII, with $100,000
Ca [ii 1 :ii.
Tickets, $-20 each.   Shares in proportion.
i.ry"-Tle!;i'ts in nnv of these un:! earlier Schemes may be
obtained fiom TEN'to FIFTEEN DAYS AFTER the  Draw"
ing takes place, and the purchaser will eojisequcntly have
to  hold his ticket  only eiarlit  or ten   davs before   he will
get the OFFICIAL DIUIVJNI.**-', which will he published in
several of the most, prominent San Francisco newspapers,
and a file of the New York  papers,   containing  a perfect
list of all of said drawings, can be found at
Wood, E<l<ly Si Co.'s   I>ot(cry Office,
No. 98 ./Montgomery street, rooms A'o. 2 and 3.
over Freeman Sf Co.'s Express, San Francisco
WHOLE TICKETS $10 00
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Counly of San Bernardino,
Township of Sau Bernardino.
In Justice's Court, J. S. Waite,  Justice of tlte
Peace.
hpHE Peopte of the State of California. To JOSEPH MEEKS aad WILLIAM HOFFMAN :
You are hereby eo turn and ed to appeal* before trie,
James S. Waite, Justice of tbe Peace for San Bernardino township.
On lhe 20th day of March, A. D. I860.
at 10 o'clock. A. M.. to answer the complaint of
James Leonard and Thomas Leonard, who seek to
recover of you the pura of One Hundred and For
ty-two Dollars and twelve cents, ($142.12,) due
them on account. And in default to appear, judgment will be rendered against you for the said
sum of Otie Hundred and Forty-two Dollars and
twelve cents and costs of suit. Given under my
.d this 17th day of March, A. D. 18(50.
J. S. WAITE,    r       n
Justice of the Peace. i-3LALJ
James Leonard and Thomas Leonard, Plaintiffs,
Joseph Meeks and William Hoffman, Defendants.
State of California,   Counly  a?id  'Township of\
San Bernardino, before J. S,   Waite, Justice
of the Peace.
It appearing to my satisfaction, from Uie affida
vit of James Leonard, one ot tbe plaintiffs in Hie
above entitled action, that the above named Defendants have absconded from tbe county of Sau
Bernardino, and tbat service of summons cannot
be made by delivering a copy to tbe said Defend*
ts personally, audit furiher  appearing  to my
tisfaction by tbe affidavit ol tbe said James
Leonard, that a good cause of action exists against
the Defendants,—itia ordered, that service of sum-
ib in tbis action be made hy publication of the
same in a newspaper called lbe Los Angeles Star,
published in tbe city aud county of Los Augeles,
once a week for tbe period of four weeks.
.T  K  WAITR  JiiRtlnn of the Pea
San Bernardino, 20th March, I860.     nibSl
Scott ,"c 1..
0 W^-i&^;hraii*^ uCqmJ oi
Los Angeles. The People of the State of Calilornia, to EDWAHD OATHERMAN, Greeting: You
are bereby summoned to appear before mc, at my
office, in the Township of Los Angeles, in the county of Loa Angeles, on the 21st day of April, A. D.
i860, at 10 o'clock, &.. M., to answer unto the complaint of Thomas Fuster, who seeks to recover of
you the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars for
medical Mfcendanofl rendered you at your request,
account on file, when judgment will be taken against
you for said amount, together with costs aud damages, if you lail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable ot said County,
Greeting: M;ike legal service am] due return hereof.
Given   under  mv hand,  this  thirteenth   day  of
April, A.D. IStlO.'
W. II, PETEUSOK, [seal]
Justice of the Pence of said Township.
in the Probata
Iu the matter of
Be
th* County of  ;*«
: Estale of JOHX GOUTHIfl,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned.
Administrator of the Estate of John Gouthii*.
deceased, to tbo creditors of, nnd all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the
same with the necessary voucher;!, witb in ten
months from the first publication of this notice, to
tbe undersigned, at his residence in the Township
of San Bernardino, or to Alden A. M. Jackson.
E-»q„ Attorney at Law. at bia office in the city of
Sau Bernardino, or tbe same will be torever bar
red. PETER FALANC. Administrator.
Saa Bernardino, March 26.1860. 3H4
HALVES ....
QUARTERS ..
^OEDERS fo
r TICKKTS or crilCl/LAI'.S, showing the
1'lnn ..(' (!■■■ I ol--
ries, and how the Prizes are awarded,
IJ ono desirous of receiving thera.    lii-
.ud upwards, may be  uu*.do bj- ei-.her of
tbo Efciirosi Com
.anion, ut the expr-n.se n.ml risk of 1YOOII
EDDY*! CO.. and
PRIZKS WILL BR t.'ASIIKD .it San Fran-
ciaco    Alleorara
Jiuieiitiou.-j stiietlv eon ii dou t ial.
Address
D    ll. GASSNER,
Caroof Wood, Kddj <t Co..
BAN' FRANCISCO.
Remember, we
are selling our  Tieketp  at  the  regular
State prices, aod
no advance, as in other Lotteries.
nov!9yl
First Premiums Awarded at the
State Fairs of 1858 and 1859.
and at tlte Mechanics' Institute, San Francisco.
THURNATJER &  ZINN
Baskets, Willow Ware. Toys,
LADIES' WORK STANDS,
Ciiililrciis' Carriages, Iloliliy Horses, &c.,
02 Batteiy street,
Bel. Oomoiercial an.1 Clay,
mari0-3m San  Franeiseo.
i
-'-e-GG^G/y-Gi.^;
V place uf Kntertsir.ni
tral, and woll adapu
"WIMT ©HEEi" H@MSE.
Nos. IIT, IIS, 119    121, and 122   Sacru-mviito St.—Nos. 85, 87, 89, and 91
Louisdoiir Street, SAIN FB AN CISCO.
Farmers, Merchants. Minirs    and all others who  wish superior aecounnodalions. ean always secure tliem at tht
'■WHAT CHEER"  HOUSE.
Largo additions have recently been made lo the buildings of this highly pnpula
ilnd t'avoi-iibly known throughout this and the Atlantic States, lis location is tun
°omniodaturn of all classes of patrons.
Ui*eJit.Ke.lucl ions bave been recent v made in the fates of BOARD AND LOnCING.
A large PlRF-PROOiP SAwE  is kept in the otr.ee, for the use of the patrons.
Superior 11a thing Ac.coiooioda tions ,-ue con nee led wiib tbis House ; anil also thu free use of a I.a
and LIHKARY I
*ff-An OMNMBU.***, wich the name of  tbe House pjiintod on  it, will always be waiting on the arr
to convey passengers and their baggage to tbe House. FREE OF  "HARGB !
NO RUNNERS  EMPLOYED.
BOARD, (per week) So,00     |     LODGING, (per night) 50
ge READING 11001
val of the Sleatntu
t (per day):...
LODGING,  (per
ocl-yl
j>ek)..
   1,00
..2,3, &4.00
BATHS,
«g-.SHO\VKR  BATHS I'l'l'E-Jtfl
R. B- WOODWARD. Proprietor.
REMOVAL!
I
REMOVAL!
' ■ ■    CINCIS'TATI, 0III).
THESE JUSTLY CELI-JBH
A KE the most refrcshi'i^niul agreeahie
t \_ produced, being mAnufaetared front
Juice of tl
health, vigc
ie Grape, imparts to the  whole   sy^tein
■r and strength.   It i-j a.sure pTevehnve of
all difeaaes
, of a billions nature.    Oo.st,ive:io-s, imli-
gFgtlun,, Fi
per and  Ague, and removes  lVjiiit   llio
Btoinai h *)l
Kur S-lto
by nil tbe Drae-gists and Linuor Dealers
thiol! ,-j-hoi.t
the LViitid States.
GEO. T. GRIMES,
San Francisco.
Sole Age
ot for Saa Fraacisco,
R. E. RAIMOND,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. 105 Front street,
(Between Washington and A!cr chant streets,)
SAN FRANCISCO,
will   give   particular   attention   to trie
Purchase and Shipment,
as well as to the
SALE OP MERCILIVDISE OfSO PRODUCE.
RE, RAIMOND having been establish cd in San
. Francisco ei tico 1.84'), and having been continually engaged in the Commission husiness for
Merchants and Producers of the Southern and
Northern coast of California, as well as with that
of Oregon and Washington Territories, feels confident that ho will be able to give entire satisfaction
to parties who may entruet their buaiucss to his
care. jy16
FOR   SAN JJIEGO
....AXD....
INTBRMEDIATEPOUTS
ON and after tbe lirst of April, and until further
notice, the California Steam Navigation Com.
pany's steamship
T. \V. SfiF.LEY COMMANDER
Will make THREE TRIPS per month on the
Southern Coast, leaving Pacific street Wharf on
1st, 11th and 20th of  each Month;
At 'J o'clock A. M., us  rollo-ws:
On the 1st and 2Hl,h, for .SAN DIEGO, via Sari*
ta Barbara and San Pedro (Los Angeles).
On the 11th, .S'AN PEDRO, via Sau Luis Obispo
and Santa Barbara.
/-SS-Bills of Lading will be furnished by tbe
Purser on board.
For freight or passage apply on board, or at the
oflice ofthe California Steam Navigation Company, corner of Front and Jackson streets.
ap301y       SAM'L J. IIENSLEY, President
strings, instiu;mi
Y^SAH FRANGISCO,
* V-v- .«■
NEW mush; store:
CRAY  & HERWIG
HAVE   REMOVED   TO   RABE'8   BUILDING,
No. 103 Clay street,  Tlilril  Door above Montgomery, Snn Francisco.
tf^rm PIANOS.;/®;
li  ^1hTI?U  The best assortment  in the city.    "ff^G
Sole Agents forthe following celehrated makers:
HALLET A\ DAVIS, Boston;
BROWN A: ALLEN, Boston;
BOARDMAN A, GRAY, Albany, N.  Y.
IKTiEJ-W-   MUSIC.
The heat selection In the city, of both
FOREIGN   ANO   DOMESTIC.
Melodeons !    Melodeons!!
Solo Agents for
; all .si-it; s.
Brass Instruments, of American and French manufacture, of all modern styles.
Pure Roman Violin nml Guitar Strings, received monthly, direct, from Europe.
Musical Kerchwddue, and every article usually found
in a well kept Music Store.
Prices low—siit i.i faction guaranteed.
Dealers supplied on the mout re:i*-oiijit*li' terms.
A share ot the pubiic patronise is respectfully solicited. feb4ma
MARK TI1ESI'" FACTS.
TL.T..I.U j .f tl.. „U-1- TIT.-U
-,/G   A:,'.i
r>
Pacific  Bar Infirmary.
Important to the Deaf and Dumb.
DR. PILKINGTON,
Late Proprietor of the Institution fur the Dciif,
s'. Ih>u1h, Mo.,  nnd Chicago, 111.,
HAS ARRIVED, and may be consulted,  at the corner
of Montgomery  and  California streets,   (Esprosw
Building, up-jituii-s,) San Francisco.
Early Attention is Desired
Dcnfiics*. JAlf.r.ltiifiH, EnrinliiJ, Cutarrli, IVolseln
tUe Head, and Al] l)is<li;i)*L;cs fi-oin tlie Ear,
Mouth or Nostrils, Entirely Iti moved.
A number :>f years unrein illin« attention to Diseases of
the Ear as a speciality, has enabled him to make many
improvements on all that has heretofore been known of
An nil Modi cine and Sun;ury. und to insure such a decree
ot success as seems almost incredible. A great number
of certificates can be seen at his* oflice from well known
Those at a distance o.:xi, obtnin in form ation of liis mode
of operating, by addressing Dr. l'll,KI.\i;TMX. Em ln-
lirmary, San Fi'anci.-eo, enclosing stamp for return postage, i'lb-tin:*
DU. ROSKNBAUM'S
STOMACH   BITTERS.
—FOR THB CURE OF—
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,   Consumption,  Loss  of
Appetite,or any Bilious Complaints arising
from  a   Morbid Action ofthe.
Stomach or Bowels.
AI.I. of these di season you will soon lie relieved of by
use of these Hitters, as por directions on tho hollies
This great anti-dyspeptic is the result of profound and
elaborateslu.ly of oue of tbe most celebrated physicians
of tho present'century, in tho accomplishment of ivhich
he has freely spent both time and money. We do not hesitate to allium, that where Dr. Rosenbaum's Stomach
Hitters are used, a case of Fever and Ague cannot occur.
It has been analysed by .the most scientific chemists in
the Med ien 1 faculty, and is is inv prescribed by nine-ten ths
of the Physicians of the laud. Try them—test them—on
your constitution, nml go your way rrjoieinj-;.
Are yon dyspeptic!-—lake these Stomach  Hitters.
Are you bilious?— take one of these Battlers, and be relieved at  once.
Are you anuoved by indigestion or constipation ?—remove the cause by the free use of these bitters.
Have you fever and ague?—cure and prevent this do-
st.royiiijr disease, by the free use of those Hitlers,
ft.*5,Tho superiority of these Hitters has induced many
to put, up ii spurious article. To prevent deception in future, each cork will be branded,—
JACOBS t£ CO.
irour signature, without which,
mm
#il 1
•  Gf
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
Unci Lcgn, Had Hi caatS, Sores nnd Ulcers.
All description of sores are   remediable   by   the  proper
and diligent use of this Inestimable prepara'tion. To at ',
tempt lociiie bud legs by plastering the edges of till
wound together is a lolly; for should tho skin unite, i
boggy diseased eon iht ion remains underneath to break nil
with tenfold fury in a few daya. The only rational nnd -
successful treatment, as indicated by nature, in to it-
doee the inflammation in and about (he w«und and It
soothe I lie iiui.irliboriug parts liy rubbing in plenty of thi
Ointment a* salt is forced into meat.
Dipt lie rln, Ulcerated Sore Tliroftt, and Scnrlft
and other Feviis.
Any or the above diseases may bo cured by well rubbinj
the Ointment three times a day into the chest, threat ud
neck of the patient; it will soon penetrate, and give in-
mediate relief. Medicine taken by the mouth innflt«ft-
rale upon the whole system ere its influence can le felt
in any local part, whereas the Ointment will do its work
at once. Whoever tries tlie unguent in the above ni»o-
ner for the diseases named, or any similar disorders effecting tho chest and throat, will find theniselveds relieved as by a charm.
Piles, Fistulas, Strictures,
The above class ofcomplofats wil! be rei"oved by night- .
ly foiiientiiu; tlie parts with warm water, and then bj
mout effectually rubbing in the Ointment, tttatmi suffering from these direful complaints should lose m>t I
moment iu arresliug their progress. It should lie >m ft cr
stood that it is not sullieient merely to smear the Ointment on the affected parts, but it must be well rubbed'"
for some considerable time two or three times a ilny.tli-d
it may be taken into the system, whence it will leinove
any hidden sore or wound "as ell'ectually as though ]inlj;»-
ble to the eve. Tliem again bread nnd water poultices,
after thu nibbing iu of the Ointment, will do great tri
vice. This is tbe only sure treatment for female ca*esri
cancer in the stomach, or where thero may be a general
hearing down.
Indiscretion  of Youth;--8»r*s and Ulccri.
Blotches,  as  also  swellings, can,  with   certainty,1"
radically cured if the  Ointment be used   fieely. aad ■-"
Hills be taken night and morning as recommended in W
printed instructions.    When   treated  in  any   oilier all
i the humor from the r;»-
vigorous and healthy beil)(.
use of  the Pills to eceurei
Ana tbe labels
N.H—The  nub
». JACOBS ScCCSoleProSEletoj
^^harln-ularly cautioned   agn
s this Ointment will r
teni. and leave tho patient a
it will require tine with tin
lasting euro.
Wiopslcnl Swellings, Pnrnljsl.s and St Iff JolnH,
Although the above <joiui,l;iints differ widely in theii
origin and nature, yet they all require local "t real ment.
Many of tin. :v,n:A. cases, oi'such diseases, will vieljl in »
■■oiiipiH-.-iti* .-W shorl space of time when this Oiiiiment m
diligently rubbed into the parts allected, even after ever;
oilier on.j.n-: liave failed. In all serous maladies 11k
I ills should be taken according fo the printed ilirrctiuiu
aecoinpnying each box.
Both lhe   Ointment   and   Pills should  be used in the M
lowing cases:
Had Legs, Chilhlaines.   ' ("out. Skin Diseases,
j;<'d lireasls,    Clirq.pei! Clandulnr Scurvy.
!l,l'"H! Hands, Swellings, Snrc-head«,
•:1"1'"'^, G.u,-„a (f.ufi)    Lumbago, Tniuori
Bite   ol   itos- Cancer.', Tiles Ulce.ru.
ebeiie.s  luni Conf rael ed  &  IClien'nui tism, Wound!,
Sand-Flies.       Stiff  Joints, Scalds. Yaws.
Loco-bay.        Fistulas, gore Nipples,       &«   *"«•
UMego-foot,    Elephantiasis, gore-throats,
CAUTION*:—None are genuine unless the *0!"
"H(»i,].oway. Nkw Voijk «„ Lum>ii\ " are discenuMe »H
a   IVnlrr-mtwl,-i„ ,:v,„-y    ),.:lf   „f   the   book   of  direction
aroilinl   ,.;,-.],   ,,„(   ,(1. 1,(|1C.    U]|,   s.niu, ]1|JU.  |>(..  j)](l-nly (Mlltj
".  '   '"''''   I ••' in IheUtjhl.    A   hamlsimio   reward  iriUJJ
pu ii   •"     u;    i    rendoi-ing such   in format io
" I**----—■"        ---     party or ■
medic
mnti'i-ffii-
ndin,;
a tliem
to be spurious.
*** Sold al thu Manufactory of Professor Hoi.ioWAV, *"
\hn.Ien L-uio, New York ami by   all rcspect-Jible   lhnpi,"1,1'
and Dealers in   Medicine throuM |   the civili/ed \xu<h]-
inpols. at 'if.c. 62e. and SI each. '
_CT9..Thore is considerable saving   in taking tho lor|fr
N.   R.-Dirocfions   for   the   i-uidance   of   patients,^
^mgele
VOL. IX.
LOS   ANGELES,  CAL.,   SATUBDAY,   APEIL   28, .1860.
NO. 51.
Cos 21 it ge lea  Star:
riTBLISIIEI) KYER.Y SATDRDAY MORNTNO,
At No.l, Pico Buildings, Spring Street, Los
BY
Angeles,
H.   HAMILTON.
TERMS:
Subscription, per annum,in advance
For Six Months,	
For Three Months	
Single Number	
A-DVertisemexts inserted !\tTwoDol]ar*-*p&raqusre
often lines, for the first insertion; rtnil One
Dollar per square for each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction made to Yearly Advertisers.
$5 00
3 00
.  2 00
0 25
Axenay Notice.
Mr. 0. A. CRANE is our only authorized agent
in San Francisco, to receive Advertisement and
Subscriptions, receipt for tlio same, and to transact business generally for the Star. Office, 172
Montgomery street,between Washington andJack-
son, opposite the Lyceum.
BELLA UNION HOTEL
IOS   ANGELES.
FLASHNER & WINSTON,
PROPRIE TO RS.
MTHIS HOTEL, so long known as the beet
in Southern California, having passed into
the hands of the present Pioprietors, has
been thoroughly refitted, and many additions made
to its accommodations.
Strangers, and gentlemen with their families, wil
find this an agreeable home, at all times.
The table will be supplied, as heretofore, with all
the delicacies of the market. ocf
i/AFAfflTiE  HOTEL.
OPPOSITE THE BELLA UNION,
LOS ANG.KI.ES.,
At-tIL THIS Establishment offers superior in-
InJnH ducements to the traveling public, and es-
^-~**""pecially to those wishing ti. quiet home. The
1 >cation is desirable, the establishment large and
commodious, with rooms—single and for families—
c ean and well furnished, and a table well supplied
with the choicest viands and delicacies of the season
—as is well known by those who have favored tht
h )uso with their patronage.
The Proprietor will  use  every-excrtion, and  neglect nothing, to give  his guests entire satisfaction,
EHKI'vlIARD  &.K0LL.
Los Angeles, Sept 11, 1850.
UNITED STATES HOTEL
Los Angeles.
THE SUBSCRIBER having leased tho
: above establishment, begs leave toinform
■ the public that he has refitted and refur-
 [ nished tlio same, and that it will be conducted in the very best style. The table will be
liberally supplied with everything tha market af-
lorils, anu evuiy u-aic i-nnTJTo   >»■»'-■'   *"j   ™o»*    -'--
UNITED STATES HOTEL a comfortable home
;or boarders.
Attached fco the Hotel is a BAR, where the best
of liquors and cigars are kept
Terms, moderate to suit the times,
F. WEAVER.
Los Angeles, Doc. 22, 1858.
business xtmh.
C.   E.   THOM,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
LOS ANGELES.
Office in Pico Buildings, Spring street, jy3
E.   J.   C.   KEWEN,
Attorney and Counsellor at !-aw.-
LOS ANGELES, Cal.,
Will practice in the Courts o! the First Judicial
District, the Supreme Court, and the U. S. District Court of the Southern District of C-ilil'ornin.
Oflice, in Temple's Building, opposite Mellus's
store. Jan. 1st, 1859.
DR. J. C.  WELSH,
PHYSICIAN  ANU SUR UK ON,
Office. CITY DRUG STORE,
Main street, Los AngeleP.
Office hours, 9 to 12, m ; and 2 to 9, r.M.
August 1, 1859.
T. J. WHITE,
Physician, Surgeon, and Oculist,
Office—Temple's .Block,
MAIN STREET, I.OS ANGELES.
unl8
MYLES & SMALL.
APOTHCEOAIUES,
MAIN STREET—Front of Coi-imerclftl,
fobl I)      .
PRAGER, MORRIS & CO.,
II EAT, Kits    IN
FOHElfiN AND DOMESTIC
IO 3ES. "S"   C3-OOD©,
Temple's Bio-el*}
jl-l Main street, Los Angeles.
S.  PRACElt. J.  I,.  MOKRIS  & JSROS .
BACHMAN & CO.,
W1IOI.ESAT.I-; AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
(i io*-, erics,  Win es, Liquors,   lotbing,    Hai-d-
wnr«i, Sin.,  Sir..
Produce, Hides, ninl Wuoltnkcn In exehadge,
Los Angeles street, secoud house from Commercial street, Jan. 1st, 1859.
FRANCiS   MELLUS,
-\VHOLKSAI.K AND RKTAIL I1EALKR
In   Groceries,   Hardware,   Paints,
Oils,   Ac. &c.
JUNCTION OP MAIN AND SPRING STREETS
"LOS  ANCUDLBS. aoM
S.   St   A.   LAZARD,
IMI'ORTKKS,
F.treucli,    EiiglislB   and
.Dry Goods.
Corner of Melius Row,Los Angeles
American
COFFEE SALOON,
— AND—
RESTAURANT,
50 Cents per iiitat.
One Hit a Plate.
EMILE BORDENAVE
• well and favorably known
i [or  a  long  timo   in lbe
principal cities of the Pacific coast, as a first rate
Cook, would   respectfully  inform   his friends  and
the pubiic generally, and nil who would honor him
with their   patronage, tliat from this date.be purposes to keep open his eshibi ish ment from 6 o'clock
a.m.  until 12   o'clock at night.    His bouse  sball
always be  provided with the best the market affords.    He will do alt in his power to contribute
to tbe comfort of his customers.
JfgfComc and see for yourselves. *"&*"**•;
EMILE BORDENAVE.
Los Angeles, Jan. 7, I860.
LIVERY STABLE.
THE undersigned,  having  purchased
the  STABLES   formerly   occupied   liy
, Mr. Carson, adjoining Nicholas Building,
Maiu street, Los Augeles, begs to inform the public  that he is ready at  all times to supply SADDLE HORSES, equal to any to be fouud in the
State.
Carriages, nml  IJoulile atul Single Seated
Bug-glee,
Can be furntsbed to those desiring such conveyances
His facilities for keeping Horses are not. surpassed by any stable in the eity. and he solicits a
share of public patronage in this department.
He is always well  supplied  with  the very best
Feed, which will be sold on usual terms.
jy21 A. J. HENDERSON.
LOS angelesImery^
THE   PEOPRTETOR begs   to  announce   to  iuk
friends and the public  generally, that his
N^rw :b j<?v:k.:e2:ev^\
Is situated on Main street, next door to the Daguer-
reian Gallery, opposite the New Market House.
Where he will manufacture all kinds of
Bread, Cakes and Pastry,
OP TIIK   BEST   M\ri*.*ftIAL,
He hopes to merit a share of public patronage.
P. KEARNEY.
WM. H. SHORE,
Notary I^ixTolio.
jan'20 Oi
mi E. DROTVN.
PHINEAS BANNING,
Forwarding   and   Coeiimission
MercUant,
LOS ANGELES AND SAN PEDRO.     olO
Frieght forwarded to
FOItT TtTMA,
SAN  KBRiVAlJIJlWO.
FORT TJfiJO-y,
and all paris ofthe three Southern Counties, v
his accustomed promptness.
Tlie  Scui-et.
"O. tell me, pray, Belinda 3ear,
How thus yon lord your master—
Whose gloomy mood cr «t*e*3 few—
Whose frown foretold 'iisu-ter ?■•"
"Ali me," Bfae eaid, "it oosl mc years
To find the rigbl mi.'Siimncs :
A man imi.< y'w'A to '-;Im.m!:- ot tears'- --
X!ien-'jj BOthlDg like hysterics !"
Ilri^ht Promises.
Wben fresdi and bright thfl tinli'd bow
Bends liinnigli tin; ;i/uru bigl),
'Tie Bweet to gaze apon Its hue,
Drawn out againeI the 'ky.
When clouds are rolling fer away
The Biorm king's later froon,
And where his Bhoul aa<J ^hadovg fell
Bright Bmiles are Bbiuiog down I
And so to IhoRc who*-:; hopi:- ure -"Irong,
And through the prenent lorrow,
Still see by tilth a fadeless Btar,
To hai! the bright to-morro*!
Its promised rayswill brighter shine
And cbeer tha wdary boart,
For he who says "Confide in me.."
From truth will not depart.
Tbeir beauty Irom his treasured words,
As dew to autumn flowers
Falls softly through the shade of night-
Descends in darkest hours ;
So. when the sky is dark with htorras
The bow will come at even,
And shed within thy besom oft
Bright promises ol heaven.
FORWARDING.
TIIE outlet-signed, having leased the Sepulveda
Landing, at Pan Pedro, is now ready to Receive
and Haul all manner of merchandise consigned to
him
WITH CARP2 AND D1SPA TCI-f
and upon reduced terms. JOSE  RUBIO
Los Angeles, Oct. 10, 1859.
ocl 5
E. H. WORKMAN & BRO
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
TMPLE-S MARBLE f»OKT  BLOCK,
Will keep constantly on hnnu an assortment of
Saddles, Harness, &c. &c.
-ih, 1869.
s.a.i-»:dxjijE3:o.-£-.
M. IIONTET,
LOS ANGELES STUF.ET, In front ol Coil
iti llaiher,
HAS the honor to announce to the Public,that
i^VyiU^lI!^/MU,1liivi^^[)^\M,Uyi,n3^
competent workmen, he Is preptSTed to execute all
orders with which he may bt: favored, in the Manufacturing of
Carrie geReptUrl it jk,aod 0t«il31ng
or nil kin ils.
Jilnctn theSa-ddleiy Business.
Los Angeles, Aug. 1st, 1559.
PI tie Har nesii
Also-cicrj
American  iSnolMiiracy.
From an excellent, artiele lately published in
the S. F. Spirit of the Times, we ttilie the following burlesque on the national vanity for titles.—
The writer says truly titles now-a-days are as
plenty as fleas in Happy Valley—in fact, title is the
rule,the want of it the exception and the distinct ion
The love of title is a betel ting sin lo the universal Yankee Nation. It little matters, whether
in Church, Army or Navy, whether in Divinity,
Law, or Physic, so fang ae a man mav BOCquira a
ba: die to his name. When the federal Uoj stilu-
tion was adopted, it was determined that "no title
of nobility shall he granted by the United States ;"
and well it was se, else wc should liave been over
run with a greasy nobility, made in reward for
pany service; wo should have earls, duli.es and
barons, kings, princes, and pontiffs, connls,
btltghts, aud gentlemen ad nauseum. Eaoh State
would of course in its jsovereigu capaeitv, issue
letteis patent of nobility, and thus tlie ''Whisky
Rebellion*' oi Maesaebusetts, tbe nullilicatioii of
Souih Carolina. Old John Brown's capture ol Virginia, and Geu. K'ibbe'ji war'-apOfi the Indians of
California, would have inimiiitalized in the paj.-e
ol history and the college of heraldry these magnificent noodles who are now destined to go down
lo posterity with the obscure name**; ot Brown,
Jones and Smith. Ouiy think ot it. " Wise,
Duke of OtfjawaloniieV' or Uncle Billy Rogers
and Col, Jarljoe, converted into Lcrds ''Nomine dc
Lack," and "Nomme Cult.'' It Magenta and Sol-
lerino should give ducal titles to illustrate heroes,
why not Kansas, Harpers Ferry and Pitt River.
Generals Taylor, Scott, Wool or Harney, who
bave wen their rank So the van of (earful and
bloody encounter, bave no distinction iu name,
above Generals Sutter, Carpenter, Haven and
Cobb, who have drawn a cork-screw oftener than a
sword.   Commodore  Stewart of the Navy, and
tomw-lMij iltairtrbV'tfi^ J&i'iU'Tt-fcg/ik.i.'-m
of criual rank. Captains, who have been educated
at West Point, served through the campaign of
Mexico, are jostled by au hundred captains of ox
trains across the plains. Captain Iugraham, of
the Navy, whose opened port holes frowned defiance to Austria in defence of American honor,
Captain Hermion, who died on the Central America, calmly as the hero ditlh, are no more captains
■than he of the canal boat, or the clipper of a clam
schooner. The lawyer who from well earned honors at the bar ia called to the bench, isjudge ; so
is the pettifogger who for his services as ward po*
1'ceman becomes ward magi-jiraie ; and our learned bench, Judges Field. Baldwin and Cope, rank
in title, if not ia learning, with Judges Ryan,
Hastings aod Carmen.
No title iu Rank is uot travestied ; our President of the United States is entiiied *' His Uxcel*
lency ".'' so was Johu Bigler, Johu McDougal, John
Johnson, and Johu B. Weller. Statesmen like
Webster, Clay, Calhoun and Bjnton, were called
Honorable, ^o is jasper Babcock. and itfesi-u'S.Pate,
Phelps, Tilton, and Bob Ltogefs' iivolher Dan ; and
the most mutinying (act. is. thai a title once given
always sticks. Witness. Hon. Nathan Porter, Hon.
John Cheney, and a large class of late Honorables
scattered over California. Aiio'.her fact, there is
no discrimination or Alness In these names ; a law
yer is called general, colonel, doctor, etc, Wt
have General McDougal, Col, Crockett, and Cap
tain Lippitt; General Hambly, Colonel Inge, and
Captain Ryan; so also Dr. Ileslep, aud Dr. IJara-
low, among our practicing lawyers.
In passing through our streels one sees mere titled men than would bave been found in the camps
of Balaklava or at the general review in tbe Place
Vendutue—through tbe entire day you hob-nob
to title. Yesterday morning we were shaved at
Washington siieeis Baths by the Honorable Mr.
Smidt. and a little darkey called Doctor, blacked
our boots ; we went around to Col. Luting's and
took our morning cocktail with Col. Giant, Gen.
McDougal, and Judgt; E'lrb'i.nk " stepped in IS ith
Dr. Parker at Gen. "Winn's branch saloon, where
we were waited cn by the steward, in an attentive
while apron. Toot a cigar with Cul. Washington.
Judge Thompson, and Chief EncfnaeT HossefVossj
after breakfast called on Cul Deaue, Sheriff, to
know if Judge Doer, Clerk, belonged tothe Union
or Pacific Club; saw Capt. llatina, and was informed that he had left the State. Stepped into Ihe
Police Court, saw Dr, Ccon upon the bench, and
oiii'ciT.'Oapr'^K'i/n:'.' - fh'AfiV^'J.GAGrG.VlniDe;)
wae on tlie fritnees stand, when theCourt adjourned in respoet to the memory oi 'J mi go Scarborough on motion of Col. Tingely—and lhe saees 0*1
Col. Hayes and Dr. 1 liiebcclt were postponed lor
senleuce,    Saw Col. Baker off for U. G-. Seflator In
The Lnic (iciurnil Wapler'! Works,
Sir William Napier's History of the War in tbe
Peninsula, has passed through several editions,
and is now a standard work. Ol all the wars in
whioh Greal Britain has been engaged that war of
Bix years was the most important, difficult, aod
expensive, and Sir William Napier's History is
worthy of the transactions it records, and tbe
skill and heroism it celebrateH. Perhaps no military history of equal excellence has ever, been
written. It cost the author sixteen years of continuous labor, lie was himself a witness of .several
of the series of operations, and was engaged in
many of the bailies. Hia wide acquaintance with
mintary men enabled him to consult many dlstin-
gjiisliid i ilieers, Mug!ish nnd French, and he was
e.-nivVillv supplied with materials and documents
by the Duke of Wellington and Marsha] Soull.—
The ordinary sources of information were embarrassing ti om their abundance. One mass of materials drserves e.-pectfti mention. When Joseph Bonaparte fied from Vittorta lie left behind hira a
very large collection ot letters, whicli. however,
Were without order. In three languages, many almost Illegible, and the most important rn cipher,
of whieh there was no key. It was the correspondence of Joseph Bonaparte, while nominally the
King of Spain. Sir William Napier was in astate
of perplexity, and almost in despair of being able
to make any use of those valuable materials, when
his wife undertook to arrange the letters according
to dates und subjects, to make a table of reference,
and to translate and epitomize the contents of
each. Many of the most important documents
were entirely in cipher ; of some letters, about one
half was in cipher, and others had a few words so
written interspersed. All these document and
letters Lady Napier artanged, and with rare pnga-
city and patience she deciphered the secret wi Itlng,
The entire correspondence was then made available for the historian's purpose. She also made
out all Sir Wm. Napier's rough interlined manuscripts, whieh were almost illegible to himself,
and wrote out the whole work fair for the printers
— it may be said three times, so freijuent were the
changes made. Sir William Napier mentions these
facts in the preface to the edition of 1851, and in
paying Ihis tribute to Lady •Napier, observes that
this amount, tf labor was accomplished without
her having for a moment neglected the care and
education of a large family.
Where tlie Fluid of Untile lies in i860.
The Northwest, embracing the Slates of Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota, allord lhe best, if not lhe only promising political Held in the free States for the Democrats to cultivate in I860. Two of the largest of
these States, Indiana and Illinois, are already iu
the hands of the Democrats by small intijorilios.	
If Mr. Douglas, tlio choice ol the West, is nominated at Charkslon, he will retain not only them,
but he will carry Wisconsin, Iowa, Ohio, ami Minnesota for the Demociatic ticket, and stand a reasonable chance of securing Michigan. The majorities in all the states named, save the latter, are
comparatively small and trivial, and would not
begin to stand the im[ etus which would be given
the Democrats by the nomination of Mr. Douglas,
As to Ohio, we can speak with greal conlidenee.
It is Infinitely more reliable than Pennsylvania.	
Last year the majority against us on Supreme
Court Judge was but 11,000, only a little more
than half than was polled on the same officer
against the Democrats inPenusylvania. TlieDem
ocratic cause is ilourisiiing in Ohio, as is evinced
In the fact that last year we gave more Democratic
votes to tlie State ticket than Mr. Buchanan re-
e'tbvpibgtrlb iisfeisiI'mmviifTajt).** -r - "■■--■*■    ■■ ■
In Pennsylvania on the contrary the Democratic
vote has been rapidly diminishing ever since 185(1.
Last year it was 00,000 less thau in that memorable year.
Ohio bas never failed to cast her vote for a Norlh
western man. The feeling in favor of Douglas is
very strong, and the shrewdest Republicans give
up the State iu case he is nominated.
A popular hurricane would sweep over IheWest
like that wliich elected Jackson and Harrison, and
which carried it all for General Cass in 1849, The
West occupies exactly the same relation to the
Democracy now that Pennsylvania did in 1856.—
It is beyond all doubt the battle ground. She can.
and will, lo a moral certainly, give Mr. Douglas
voles enough, in connection with the South and
Ihe Pacific coast, to elect bim. No greater or more
fatal mistake can be committed, than to ignore the
preference ot the Wast.—Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Charleston (S. C.) papers have a very funny
way of welcoming the Democratic Convention.—
Tbe Netvs, in ita last number, says :
•'Throughout the State, the whole movement is
looked upon with profound iudill'eieiice and distrust. The appointment lo meet at Charleston la
regarded too, as an eibrt to enlist our people, and
in fact inaugurate and build up a spoils party in
the State much more attached to party than tho
State ever bas been. With Ibis feeling aud views
prevalent, it is absurd to expect—what has never
anywhere else been expected—unbounded hospitality to be lavished ou the convention, or its Plug
Ugly bullies and corps of camp followers, who
from the galleries would overawe the body by outside pressure- Tlie idea is a piece of Yankee insolence, which we are sorry io hear Southern jn< n
re-echo. Jl the outside mob can be curtailed,and
the remaining host be but trilling, the old stagers
at stich'eotivenlions will confess that the Charleston Convention was the most comfortable and mesi
quiet of all these quadrennial assemblies. The
only discomfort attending the Convention of next
month, will be the presence of outsiders and black
guards, for whom no accommodation, except an
iuci'i used police, will be made."
From Warihtngtoiit
Capt. Jarvis writes under date of the 21st of
March, lhat Miramon's bombardment had damaged
the city considerably, witb little destruction of
life,
The commander of the French fleet, who had addressed him concerning the capture of the Mexican sleamer in offensive terras, subsequently apologized for tho tone of bis correspondence.
No action bas yet been taken by the government
in regard to the prisoners captni ed with the Mexican steamers. The State and Navy Departments
disclaim any further responsibility and consider
lhe matter entirely in  lhe hands of the Judiciary.
Attorney-General Black lias been engaged in
Court, aod has not heen able to examine the important legal points which are involved.
At a meeting of the Pacific Railroad Committee last evening, a definite conclusion was arrived
at by the adoption of the following resolution offered by Mr. Curtis, the Chairman :
Resolved, That the road shall slart from two
point.-, one ou the we*jturu boundary of llic State
of Missouri, and lhe other on the wrm-jw Iw9a4*
ry of Iowa, with two converging lines bearing
westward, and uniting wilhin two bundled miles
of the Missouri river; and thenee proceeding by
a single trunk line, by Ihe nearest and best route,
to the city of San Francisco, or to lhe navigable
waters of the Sacramento, in the State of Calitor-
Loui.svti.t.K, April 3.—Casius M. Clay bas published an appeal to the people of Madison couuty
against, the revolutionary committee ol lhat counly. from whom be escaped denouncement by a
small majority last Tuesday, and who were to consider bis case again yesterday. He says he adria-
cd Hanson and his associates to leave; Ihal he
has discountenanced the radicals, but [f Republicans are attacked they will defend thiniselvep.
His appeal embodies n letler signed Frank
Bland tind George Haley, in which they say the
troubles did not originate about Bansoo, but because Geo, West, sick wilh consumption, was maiti eated, and West's daughter insulted with gross
language.
Mr. Clay concludes, "You may be etrotig enough
to overpower me, hut you cannot drive me from
the duty which I owe to myself, to my Iriends, and
to my counlry. If I fall, I shall not fall in vain,
and it will be enough for all long cherished arso-
ciations if perchance my blood shall alone for the
wrongs of iny race, and these States shall lie free.'-'
Private advices intimate appeheusions of further trouble.
A Washington correspondent of the Boston
Traveler says fliat the vexed question as to tlio
proper pronunciation of the word "inquiry" was
BOttled yesterday in the Senate, ina manner approaching in dignity almost to legislative enactment. Mr. Hale, in offering his resolution in regard lo Ihe capture of the Mexican vessels, said it
was a resolution of "//njuiry," placing the accent
upon the first syllable, as is the habit of some Sen-
ivins. Upon this, Mr. Sumner, who sits neXl to
Mr, Hale, said, suflieienlly loud for his friend to
hear, ''Please say ' Jngutry I'," emphasi/.ing the
second syllable, according to Webster. Mr. Dale,
who was still upon his feet, said, " Ioowiry, I mean.
I ask pardon of tbe Senate for saying Enquiry !"
Later from Mexico.
New Ohi-kans, March 23.—A military Congress,
consisting of the Chiefs of the two armies aud the
1'epresenlatives of Foreign Governments, met tho
same evening. Result unknown. It was reported
that Miramon had nimintoned tlie niocrn ,.,-,,\ flaanrt.
fleet. Miramon s communication with the interior
was entirely cut oft: The city ol Mexico had pronounced against bim, and  his army was deserting
Tine Chicago Convention.
It is probable, says tbe Missouri Democrat, that
eighteen Free States and live Slave Stales will bo
represented in the Republican National Convention in May, to wit:
Inwa
    7
Ohio	
 sa
Miclii-ran  fl
Necessary foa. clmicp HO.
The most prominent names mentioned in connection with the Presidential nomination aro
those of William II. Seward, Fdward Bates. Abraham Lincoln, Simon Cameron. S. Pi Chare, William Pitt Kesscnden, and N. P. Banks, Whichever
of these candidates may be nominated, the Repub-
1 can parly will no doubt give him a united and
vigorous support.
Glnetnnafl Kii-itlon.
Cincixnati, April 3.—At the election lehl yesterday for City and Ward officers, the Democrats
elected their entire ticket by an average majority
of ()even hundred. The Democrats elected nina
Councilmen and the Republicans eight.
The Kentucky Military Institute, near Frankfort, was partially destroyed by lire Friday night,
together wile the Superintendent's residence.
Los Angeles, February 5th, 1 85'.*. _
MONSIEUR BOREL,
Veterinary Graduate of the Academy of Lyons,
France,
Tf E3PBCTFTJLLT oilers his services tothe pub-
Xli lie. Mr. Borel receives horses to cure and
board. Please apply at the saddlery of P. Humbert, near the house of D. Ignacio del Valle, opposite the Plaza.
Los Angeles. July 2. 1859; ' ■  - ' ]y
SAMUEL  ARBUdflzT
Auction & Commission Merchant.
SALESROOM,
At Mr. Laufranco's, Principal street, opposite Mr.
John Temple's buildings.
Particular attention given to the Sales of Executors, Administrators, and Guardians,' in any
part of tlie county. Also, to the purchasing and
selling of Real Estate, and Produce of all kinds.
Loa Angeles, April 7, I860.
R.  F.   WALKINSHAW,
FAMILY GKOCER,
AND DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Al the Old Stand,
Sa.n Bernardino.
RF. W. lias opened at the above place, with  a
.  lull and selected slock of all articles embraced in   tbe above line, and respectfully requests  a
continuance  of the  patronage of hi*- old  friend!
d new patrons. *"" " " """"'" * T,r
nol9
' Rri-'TWALKINSHAW.
LOS  ANGI^.KR
Lager Beer Saloon.
HUBERT SCHMIDT
IIAS the pleasure to announce tohis
friends and  to the public, that lie has
sentence,    oimv uv>, utn,„, „  „. _.
Oregon) Dr. Hathaway, Hen. James A Banks, and
other distinguished Republicans being present —
Capt. Geo. \V. Ryder, andCftpt. Sbookley, Ihougbt
ofgttlbg up to look for a Port Wfcrdeneblp, but
iJi'Ai. Jack Addison, laspOotyu ef Liquors, bavtDg
been supercede! by Col Ross, dcteztnlned to re-
main uutil ni'ier tbe pest elactjop, when Major
(.r;ih:-n?, Col. WttpMngtOO. Judge Til ion I. and ;dl
the balance of the titled DeroOOTjtOJ will go np
Salt Rivet*. On our way from the boat we had a
chat with Gov, Waiuwright about the Dasliaways,
aud ascertained tbat several very distinguished
generals, colonels, judges and Inim* iibi: j-. had la'.l-
en irom grace to whisky. Dined at Coi. AtdSn's
restaurant*, took a drink witii Jud^e Chamlj.-ilaiu,
went to hear Col. ('rocket lecture on young n V
Obanics, having heard Jud;;** TrafiJ M smloflOl
ones. Saw Major Burr, Col. PeSraoo, Judge Pow
ers and other eininunl'.v titled individual:-,. After
listening lo an auimatud dircu«r-io:-i buhvL-uu Col-
Gilt and Col. fSuo'-'-- — ""■ ""«n
of Gen. Jacki
on Fourth Street, whets alk- --
haud the choicest kiuds of Liquors and Vi
gars. ;"''^
he will  keep  on
d Cf
iy23
..wdcii. ou tin.1 comparative merll
.i:il- Judge Botts, wbiob was re-
Velogmphui AVsangemcnt.
The managers ol tbe principal telejjrapb lines,
in connection vita the pony express, bave agreed
iiduh.Ujj-; fiillo.wino-.-ni ii-uu fnr Tirfvnl" rtiinrtnStn tn
Ijiutic city or any oiher telegraph station, or vice
versa, $2 -IV; Eor a similar number ol word*- from
tbo !r8t slaiiiin on the California LeUgraph liue to
any part of Calilornia, and vice versa, $2; while
tin; charge fbr expressing lhe message, -.vithoul re-
gaffl to length, will be $2 f.> each, making the
sum lolal from auy station in the Atlantic Stales
to any station in California, f fi 90 for ten word.-.
Tbe charge for each addilional word above that
number 29a for the entire distance. The aQdt :
standing is, that the telegraph companies will refund the entire tolls to pat-ties forwarding any
message whicb fails to reach California, or vice
versa, In advance of any other route, and that they
will also reluin to the sender any money paid lur
dispafches filed in season lo overtake the express
at St. Joseph, which through any reason may fail
ii raaob tbat plaes b-afora tbo departure oi the
express. _ I
"Hold ynui- loiij-ne for a fool !" was the polite
recommendation ol an Irish busband. "Sure, tben
you're going to Bpeafe yerself," was the equally
polite rei 'j of ,,!l-' wife.
Did Xebnchadne/.zar go to grass in tbe hey day
of his youth V
Young man,"  says Bunshy, "when  you   are
13)iiI>mj 114' KW-Hloiia.
Dri*i-Q,ui<-, April 3—The municipal election, yes-
terday, passed olf quietly. The Opposition elected their Mayor, Marshal, and live Councilmen,—
The Democrats elected one Councilman and the
balance of the city officers.
SCHZKEOTADY, April 3.-—Benj, F, P< Iter, Republican, wan to-day elected Mayor of tliis city, by
IU0 majority over lhe Democratic candidate.
Laiatkitk. Ind., April '6.
i si iuus duAinih ;„ hub Ob*-*-,
publican gains.
-The Courier of Hfrfj
■ li titbit (.rug '■" $^*w
iVrred for ^ettlem-'ut to Col.  Ciarkson   and   Capt.   {-.mpted "io lake  champagne, and  ask whafbraDd
Jami'?Baker ; look a jlj&ht-cap with Major Ro-   you wcui,i prefer, than Musmn is the word."
„.,.„. Major Solimans. Col    S,„a , r. Major Slfltoi .
,,,,.,„.   iy. Uh. Col. -I"^'-  ( A)U   -b-enhnn.. a snob
ol a dentist, who*called hlmeeli doctor, and Co).
Tud"e Freelou and retired to dream oi Lbe Emperor Norton, andltbe vanity of all human grea*-
ness.
i you	
Poor fay masters should learn wisdom Irom the
mosquito, who always settles his bill the momen
he finds you.
Most men "lookout for number one;" Loui
Napoleon alonu looks out for No. Ul.
MinwAi-KiK, April 3.—At the municipal election
today, Mr. Lynde, Democrat, was elected Mayor
by l,t)bb majority. Tbe Democrats also elected
their Comptroller and City Attorney. The Republicans elect their Treasurer by Irom 21)0 to 400
majority.
The first Lord IVuleton was very absent in company, and when he fell into a river by the overset-
ling of a boat at Iligley, it was said of him that
lie bad sunk twice before be recollected that be
could swim.
A man wbo had brutally assaulted his wife, in
London, w;is brought belore Juntice Kavauaiih,
lately, and had a good deal to say about ''gelling
justice." ••Justice," replied Kavanugh, " you
can;t get it here, I am sorry to tell you, as this
■ courl has no power to hang you."
Tbe enlargement of tha limits oi Paris, Jan. L
baa occasioned a demand for eight new theatres
60(3 three Hundred and nineteen more bake shops.
SVa'.":-i.i'.'auj motto for a lien-cry—"Lay on,
Macduff:"
A Ci.*im ('on.— Why are all games of che?* of
equal duration? Becan*.t' it takesjust four nights
to play every game.
What is the difference between (ruth and eggs ?
"Truth crushed to earth will rhe again," but eggs
won't.
What is the mout important point in amateur
' violiu playing?    Stopping I
j j~