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PEBSONAL.
Holman Hunt, the English painter, is
hard at work ia his new studio ia Jerusa
lem. Joyot: note from the Rochester Chron
icle: 'Ve have met Peter Cooper and he
ia ours."
Eiohty-focr Bostonians ia one party
have sailed for Fernandina, Florida, to so
journ for the winter.
Ex-Got. Stanford, ct California,
revels ia building. He is about to bein
another new house, which will cost $100,
000. Tally one for the Turkish Sultan.
He has issued a decree abolishing the
slave trade throughout the Ottoman Em
pire. Died recently in France 51. Aba
die, who had accumulated a fortune of
$4,500,000 through the manufacture of
paper for cigarettes.
A New York paper states that a let
ter stamped Winchester, Indiana, was re
ceived at police head-quarters recently,
and has not yet been opened. It was ad
dressed: "A Good, Uoneat Detective,
...New York City."
Spotted Tail is described by a recent
guest as a manly looking creature, with
small hands and feet and an agreeable
countenance; while Man-afraid of-his-horse
is as wild as a hawk, and looks as
if be were afraid of his shadow.
Capts. Stephenson and Narea, of the
Arctic exploring vessels', were reprimand
ed by the English Admiralty for leaving
thoir sbiris on the const of Ireland and
ptsting-on to London. They were hardly
prepared to find so much coolness at this
end of their trip.
Mr. Coutanciie, the Deputy Gover
nor of Jersey jail, England, was lately
dismissed at a moment's notice by the
Prison Board, who discovered that he
was in the habit of cutting down the pris
oner's rations in order to obtain feed for
his dogs and fowls.
The Archbishop of Canterbury was a
victim to red-tape the . other day. The
venerable gentleman wanted to get into
the British Museum readiug room, but
because he had forgotten his ticket
the custodian wouldn't let him pass.
What is earthly greatness?
Cardinal Anton elli is believed to
have left about 80,000,000 francs, 10,000,
000 francs of which, it ia said, is invested
in England. It is said that when the
Cardinal's death was announced to the
Pope he burst into tears, and, sinking on
his leaves, he began to pray for the soul
of his departed minister, lie wanted to
look upon him again in death, but was
dissuaded.
This is what the Baptist clergyman of
Boston, U. Jr. Pentecost, says ot the lib
eral clergy in that city, according to an
emw rial statement in the Boston 1 tmei
tkWelI, Murray, and Hale, and Savage,
and such men, are able and smart men,
but they have no religion.' 4It is not
Christianity,' rejoined 3Ir. Pentecost.
4Y.u admit they are able men we timid
ly remarked. 'Yes, they are smart, but
sattra is smart.' "
Mrs. Ex-Senator Henderson, in her
very clever book on cookery, says that
Senator Riddle of Delaware took much
pleasure in his superior knowledge on the
important subject of omelets. Once,
when breakfasting with Mrs. Crittenden
of - Kentucky, an omelet of doubtful ap
pearance was presented to him. "Before
we proceed with our breakfast," said he.
"let me teach you a valuable accomplish
ment." They repaired at once to the
kitchen range, . where the Senator imme
diately demonstrated his qualifications as
a very fine cook.
Longfellow and Lowell. In Cam
bridge Longfellow is loved, Lowell ad
mired. Though younger by a dozen years',
it is generally conceded that Lowell is a
broader, finer scholar than the translator
of Dante and the author of the "Spanish
, Student." Mr. Longfellow is primai ily a
poet; Mr. Lowell is both a poet and a
critic. The conversation of both is simple
and witty; that ot Air. Lowell is charac
terized by a blunt, Yankee-like frankness
suggestive ot the "Bigelow Papers. Mr,
Longfellow's library is a model of order
and artistic arrangement; Mr. Lowell's
suggestive of the original chaos; books in
cases, on shelve?, tables, chairs and the
floor; books anywhere,every where,helter-
skelter.
Dr. Le Moyne, the owner of the Penn
sylvania cremation furnace, is nearly
eighty years old, is the father of the
ChicHgo Congressman Le Moyne, and is
a man of great learning and wealth. He
has endowed a professorship in the Wash
ingtonand Jefferson College, and expend
ed $10,000 in founding a town libra
ry. His eccentiicities are very marked
says a correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial. Dr. Le Moyne says that the
National Hotel poisoning in Washington
City, whereby President Buchanan near
ly lost his life, first directed his attention
to the so meet ot cremation. Ihesubse
quent investigation into the cause of that
catastrophe demonstrated that the water
used by the hotel was contaminated by
sewage.
Qceen Victoria goes walking in
short dark serge petticoat; the heels of
her boots are not half an inch high, the
soles are broad and thick, and they are
never blacked. She always welcomes
news of the people, improvements in their
manner?, their health and their appear
' ance. She declare that visiting her
humble subjects is better than going to
the play. When Sirs. McTavish, one of
her Scotch dependents, who prides herself
somewhat on her great hight, good looks
and youth she is only 78 asked tht
Queen, not long ago, about the Star in
the East, she promptly raised the fore
finger of her right hand and said, "You
must not ask these questions. Ask what
you will about the family how we are,
and how we love you and I shall answer
you with pleasure."
Mr. Hcbert Bancroft, the author of
of "Native Races of the Pacific," and
perhaps at present the most distinguished
literary Californian, was a bookseller
until ten or twelve years ago he gave up
the selling of books for the reading ot
them and especially of such as related to
the history of the native races of this
" continent. Having a handsome fortune
he devoted his income to his subject, col
lecting his books personally, or by agents
in all the great book marts of the world.
The result is a magnificent "special" li
brary. When the crash of the Empire
came in 3Iexico, a great part of the Im
perial books and documents were se
cured by him, and various revolutions
have thrown into his hands original and
unpublished documents of great value
from the archives of monasteries and gov
ernments in Ceutral America. Mr. Ban
croft was born in Ohio; he is a tall,
squarely-cut man of about 40, with a schol
arly stoop of the shoulders, a thin, refit ed
face, large gray vee, high nose, and long,
iron-graj haigs-N. T. Tritons. , , ,
Badge's Opinion of the Centennial.
Oh, Toddie where do you think I've
been? I've been to the Centennial? Papa
woke me up when it was all dark, and
we rode in railroad-cars and horse-cars j
before it was light; that's the way men
do. Tod, an' it's lots of fun. My! didn't !
I do lots of railroad-riding before I got '
to the Centennial I An along tne roal l
saw piles of big sticks laid crosswise
ever so nice, so they looked just like the
picture in the big Bible of the altar that
Abraham put Isaac on, you know, aud I
thought they was altars, an' after I
thought about what lots of little toys
there must be going to be burned up in
that country, and asked papa about it,
he said they wasn't altars at all, but
only just piles of railroad ties wasn't
it too bad! And I crossed the Delaware
at Trenton, too, just like George Washington,-
but, 't wasu't a bit like the pict
ures in the history-book that papa reads
out of, and nobody there had on hats a
bit like Washington's. -
But I tell you the Centennial was nice;
every little while we'd come right up to
a place where they sold pop-corn balls,
and they made 'em as easy why, a little
thing went down, an' a little thing came
up, and there was a pop-corn ball all in
a second. An' then they made people
pay five cents for fern! I think 'twas
real mean; work a hundred times that
much for a penny when I keep my clothes
clean all day.
But, oh, if you only could see the big
engine in Machinery Hall ! I don't see
how the Lord could do more than that
engine; it turns all sorts of wheels and
machine?, an' don't make a bit of noise
about it, an' it don't ever get tired. An'
the water my I it we lived in Machinery
Hall I guess papa wouldn't eversco'd us
for leaving faucets open an' was-tin' water,
for there's dozens of great big pipes that
lon't do anything but spout out water.
An' there was a whole lot of locomotives,
but they hadn t any men in em, so you
look at cm
without anybody sizzin'steam out at you.
I was awful disappointed at the Cen
tennial, though; I thought there 'd be lots
of color there, cos my centennial garters
is all color red, an' white, an' blue, an
nothin' else but Inja-rubber. but the
muses was most all just the color of
mud-pies, except Agierycultural Hall,
an' the top of that was only green, an' I
don't think that's a very pretty color.
It was nicer inside of the houses, though;
there was one of them that papa said had
more than twentj-two miles ot walks in
t ; 1 guess there wa, cos we was in it
more than aa hour, an' uch funny things !
You ought to see a mummy, Ttxl I guess
you wouldn't ever want to die after that,
but papa said their spirits was n t in 'em
any more I shouldn't think they would
b, if they wanted to look nice. You
know mammas opal nngf well, papa
lifted me ui and showed me the biggest
opal in the world, and 'twas nearly as
pretty as the inside of our big sea-shell
St. Nicholas.
'The Message.'
There was unusual interest manifested
in Letroit yesteriiay regaruing the ex
pected President's message. As early ns
halt past 7 in the morning one ot the
passengers fuming down on a Uaas avenue
car remarked:
"If it's well bound and illustrated
shall buy four copies. I tliiuk it's every
man a duty to buy as many copies as he
can afford to, and thus get up a good sale
tor the work. '
A farmer, having a load of. wood on
the street, entered a store on Grand lliver
avenue and inquired:
"Has Graut wutten a LKXikf'
The store-keeper didn't know as he
had.
"I heard some fellers talking about a
document of some soit, and I thought I'd
i j quire. Perhaps he's leen wriiiug an
Injun story for the papers. I'll hang
around till I find out, for if there's any
thing that does me good it's to read about
the Injuns scalping the hair iF of white
folks and fretting towns on fire."
About tea o'clock a rtd-eyel vagrant
entered the Central Station and wanted
to know if they had a copy of the mes
sage lying around.
"You'd better be looking fr soap and
water," replied one of the men.
"I had, eh? I want you to understand
that I can read the President's message
quickcr'n any policeman between Tyburn
Tree and Oregon. I don't look stylish,
but I oan take the Constitution of the
United States apart and set it up again,
and the big words in a President's mes
sage don't bother me any more than
straws bother an elephant."
He went out, but at eleven o'clock re
turned and wanted to know if the mes
sage was in yet.
"No, sir!" was the prompt reply.
"All right all right," he observed as
he turned away, "I'm going to digest
that message before I sleep."
"Do you expect that message to refer
to youf asked the sergeant.
"No, sir, I don't, but I want to know
whether the lamp of liberty still shines
in America, and whether the tar spangled
banner is our flag or some tyrant's niob."
He returned at one o'clock and gently
remarked :
"If you have no objections I will take
a look at that message."
"See here, now. You want to dig out,
or I'll let you take a look at a cell!"
replied the annoyed official in charge.
"Put me right in! The country is drift
ing into anarchy anyhow, and I want to
do my share ot the suffering.
He was locked up, and at
midnight
was still calling tor the
troit Free Pre.
De-
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
has decided that a railroad engineer is
not bound to stop his train to prevent
running over children any more than lie
is to prevent running over adults. The
case in which the decision was rendered
was one where there were two children
on the track when a train was approach
ing. One ran off, but the other caught
its foot in the track. When the flagman,
saw this he gave the engineer the signal
to stop, but it was too late, and the child
was injured. The court held that, hav
ing a right to a clear track, the engineer
is entitled to the presumption that any
trespasser will remove from the track in
time to avoid the danger, ami if he
whistles to attract the trespasser's atten
tion he has done all hcan reasonably be
required to do. This rule, the court held,
applies to children as well as adults.
Tiie snow-plough used on the Union
Pacific road to clear the tracks is about
aa big as a two-story house, weighing
from 45,000 to 50,000 pounds. With six
or eight powerful engines behind it, run
ning at the rate of forty miles an hour,
when this enormous plow dashes into a
drift it "makes the for fly" gloriously.
A wise man will make more oppor
tunities than he finds.
SAX FRANCISCO MARKET.
Quotations, unless otherwise specifled,rep
resent receivers' prices in lots, marketed on
wharf or from store.
FLOUR. The steamer Ajax from Portland
brought down liberal supplies. Prices have
advanced, in consequence of the firmness in
the wheat market. Trade Ihrht. We quote
.urerfine at S4 2514 75: shicrincr extras.
$5 0(36 00; extra family, $0 50(2 ? 75.
WHEAT. The San Francisco Prices Cur
rent, dated Dec. '2'Jth, reviewing the market,
says: "On our lat report w remarked a
continued advancing tnarkett and closing
priees from 5(10e higher, aud sale imme
diately follow in g, were etfected fully 21ac
higher, and early in the week further trans
actions at $2 20, tH 05, the latter
Azure the extreme for chuiee niillimr; $-20
(i',t2 iaid for lots of choice delivered
alongside. The reason assigned for the rapid
notable udvances during the past ten day, is
substantially as noted in our last report,
namely: tirin attitude of holder, higher
prices in England, and the continued absence
of our uausft eopious rains; the latter con
ide ration acetud lo he superior to all others
at present. fSoine holders and others are nerr
vous over the situuiion, and owin to the
urgent necessities ofexporters, extreme rates
have been paid. .Now, it would seem as H llic
Krai n has not sutlured materially so far, aud
should we have our usual average, rain with
in a few days, or, say shortly ufter .New lear,
we think there is nocause for any undue in
flation in prices of Wheat; though on th
other hand, should dry weather coutiuue, the
youn grain in many sections would suffer
materially, borne are very eangume, Having
full confidence that there are copious rams
yet in store for us. At the close the market
is lirm at the rates quoted below. Liverpool
quotations ure a.sfoliows: uverags California,
ll-CuLli -id; duo, l is ou((C I is ou. we quote
good to choice milling, f' lotaf i 25; fair to
choice shipping, $:J 15(r$2 25; eupertiue mill
ing, :i 00(45 10; muted Wheat, 11 S'J
blil 15.
BAttLEV. We have had a dull market for
fcedliurlty; in fact, all kinds have ruled iu
buyers tavor. KcceipU from const ports
heavy. We quote bay feed at 1 154fl20;
couslfeed.fi 12l(tJ$l 2; chevalier.fi SOyf
$1 40; extra choice, $1 45; brewing, f I 'M
aiii so.
OATS. We have an active demand, and
values have appreciated. Choice milling
especially is wanted. We quote milling ul
f'J l.xf l ; good to elioue lecu, 1 Voii
fi 00; ordinary feed, f I COfl 85.
CO UN. Arrivals equal the demand. Values
steady. We quote small yellow, f 1 J5(
fl'Ztji. largu Vellow ana white, 1 it
t4l 'M.
WOO! We have nothing of interest to
chronicle as to pikes. There are no buyers,
ud in tact, few, if any sellers, at prices lower
than have been rulinir for some time iat.
The stock of Wool now on hand is large.
though well held. Holders still full to ap
i renal the present condition of Eastern
Wool and goods uiai kwls. belie vine that the
inevitable law of supply aud demand Hill
cans prices to ruls lully at rates quoted.
Whsther this assumption will prove tiu, re
mains yet to ba seen. '1 here is considerable
speculative talk now among dealers s to the
probabilities of tho spring clip. The dry
weather ssems to have au important bearing
Uk)u the sheep rauches, causing sheep to due
oil' very fast. We quote: Oregou Vaiiy,25c;
Eastern, 16-iUe; California fall, free, good
to line staple, lovlbc; fall burry, 14c; fall
Northern, Ibui2oc.
UA1KY riCOULCE. We remark a con
tinued inactive market for Butter, though the
demand is somewhat improved, us compared
with the two weeks previous; prices ruling
vary low. Eggs have ugaiu declined, contrary
to expectations; demand and receipts light
We tiuote: Choice California fresh roll but
ter, iil(;j:e; fair to good roll, 27jaU0c;
pickled roll, 25(iU0c; lirkin, 2'Jvi:e u lb;
Cheese California, ll(iil4c; Eusteru Cheese,
13uL20c y u; CalUorma Eggs. 40c; Eastern
Eggs, 21(tt35c y doz.
FUUI TS. The demand for Apples early iu
the week was fair aud pretty fun prices were
obtained, later and at the close the demaud
aud receipts are very moderate, and price
easeu oU somew hat; cello lowers are
scarce ; Uhd. Greenings are not plenty, choice,
if here, would sell up lo f 1 O0; the steamer
Ajax brought 4iG boxes of the various kinds;
suias from wharf at (5c V box. l'e.irs
have a good inquiry when choice, but few ara
good auougu lor our outside quotations
(j rapes are 110 longer quotable. Cranberries
have a good sale at 1 15 OO jV bbl; prime Cape
Cod are iu sellwr s lavor ; Wisconsin have
good inquiry at quotations. We quote: 1'eais
fair to choice, V box, 1 1 ."0ti&t3 00; Bananas,
2 OU(c4 00 V bunch; Limes, 4 OUtlo 00
V M; Cranberries, 14 OOdiSia 00,
FRUITS, DItlED. There is a good de
mand for choice stock. We quote Apples
quartered, at SuitJc y u; Apples, sliced, 0
fa!c: Peaches, Tutlic; I'lunis, pitted, 12xl4e
NUTS. Almouds, 10c for hard and 10(Cl8c
for soft shell; Brazil, I2(t?,14c; Filberts, 14
otitic; Hickory, 10tllc; 1'ecau, I2!,(i4l4c
Chile Walnuts, 10w,llc; California Walnuts
luutllc; California 1'eauuts. 5(ic ft B; Co
coanuts, f 4 00(jjf 3 00 V hundred.
FKO VISIONS. The market favors the
buyer ou all articles of I'ork product
California plain Hams, 13,Wc ; Eastern liams,
I5l7e; California Lard. UotBiWc; East
ern do, 12j'(l4c for all styles of package
California bmoked Beef, y'OlloUc V D
Mess Beef, 'V 50ui 10 60 for bbls, and $7 00
$3 00 for hf bbls; fork, fl'JOO for I'rime
$22 00 for Prime Mess, $23 00 for Mess and
$25 00u$2 00 for Clear and Extra Clear
Salmon, I- lb tins, $2 00($2 10; do, SI-lb tins,
bO; do. Col. river, bbl, f'J MAgSlO 00; do
Columbia river, hf bbls, $0 '25; do. Korue
river, bbls, $1 00($10 00; do, Kogne river, hf
bbls. $ 00; do, Eel river, bbls, f 3 SO; do,
Eel river, hf bbls, $4 50; do. Sac. river, bbls,
$S 00; do, hf bbls, $4 oo; do, smoksd, 027c
V lb; Cod, Pacific, bdls, 5Uut6c W n; Cod
in cases, tiut7ic; Cod, boneless, Eastern
10c U lb; Oeorge Cod, S(4'Jc t lb; Mackerel
hf bbls, No. 1, $10 OOoifll 00; do, hf bbls. No.
31, $'J 0O(4$l0 00; do, hf bbls. No. 3, $3 00(
! 00; do, kits, o. 1, $2 00(j2 25; do, kits,
o. -j, si jot&2 ia.
BAIJS and BAGGING. We quote: Barley
Dags,s;x40, lie; uariey uags, 3MX4U, vzc; Bar
ley Bags, Si8x!io, 15c; Machine-sewed, 322x36,
y$c; naiiu-sewed, 3KX30, 10c; J lour Sacks,
halves , yue; Hour Sacks, quarters. C7c
Standard Gunnies, ll12c; Wool Sacks, 4 tbs
52c; Wool Sacks, 3f lbs, 47c; Burlaps
-! in., vc; uuriaps, -o inoc; ouriaps, oo in
HIDES, SKINS and TALLOW. Dry Hides
over 1 lbs, 20(sJ21c; Dry Hides, under 16
Ds, 14c; wet salted, 7aSc. Plump, heavy
steer, c. neep earns, ottjc, as toquau
ty. 1 allow, ojbc
MEATS and LIVE STOCK.-The following
are the wholesale rates: ueei, aOLic. ac
cording to quality; Calves, 5⪼ Mutton
3i(t4c; Lamb, spring, 6(6ic; Pork
(Gross), 6bj4; do dressed, S'&fejc.
HOPS. Sales of good Russian River Hop
have been c lie c ted at 20(i521c, to go forward
per steamer to Australia, and other nagotia
tious are pending, but sales can only be
effected at low prices; should holders accei
the situation our large stocks will doubtless
be reduced.
BEANS. Receipts are liberal. Market fa
ors the buyer for all kinds except Liruss
Lots from whan are quotable as iouows
Bayo, $2 503'i 75; small White, $1 75
$2 00; Pea,$l 75f l wo; nnK,a oOj$si 87f
lsree Butter, 1 7-VJ$l iK; medium do,f I 50
all 60; Red, $'i 7513 87; Limss, $2 75.
POTATO E3 and ONIONS. Our market
continues to ba overstocked with medium
poor and good potatoes from all sectious
Onions of eood quality are firm at SI 25.
We quote: Choice Potatoes, U0e I 00; fair
to ffood, 5080c t 100 tts; Sweets, 75(gS7J'c
9 100 0s. Onions, 1 001 25.
CORNMEAL. Fine kinds.for the table,2K
(3c V lb ; coarse kinds for feed,27 00 V ton.
BUCKWHEAT. Quotable at $1 00S$I 50.
BRAN and MIDDLINGS. The mill prica
of Bran is $18 00, and 127 00 V ton for
middlings.
HAT. We quote prices within tha rane
of $9 00gf 10 00, according to quality.
STRAW. A good article is quotable at 703
75c V bale.
SEEDS. We quote: Flax, V &,333);e;
Mustard, 23(3 California Canary. 83
UXc; Alfalla, 20c
HONET. Choice new white In frames, 12V
14c, in small loU; fair white, 106 12c;
dark. 08c; strained, 510c
BSS3WAX Receipt are llfht with a fair
demand; quotablt at 25S7e.
Thoroughbred Percheron Horses.
The second shipment of this celebrated
race ot burses to this Coast by Mr. Sackrider
is now upon exhibition at the Record Sta
bles, on Market street, opposite Seventh,
San Francisco, and is composed of six beau
tiful stallions, ranging from 1,(100 to 2,000
lbs. in weight. It might be inferred from
their weight that lliev are unsuitable for any
but draft purposes. This is not the case, but
upon the contrary they are tine traveller,
stepping off at a lively gait, some of them
going in four minutes, and standing upon,
der a rapid and long continued travel fully
equal to horses of lighter build. Don't fail
to see them when you visit the city.
Wood's Museum
Is evidently destined to become oue of the
attractions of San Francisco. Although but
recently opened to the public it is taking
immensely, as well it may, with its wonder,
ful collection of relics from all parts of the
world. .An inspection of the skeleton of one
of that extinct race, tho Mastodon, is alone
worth the price of admission. To the young
especially we commend the Museum as a
resort not to be omitted from the list of
J la-es to be visited while in the city. To the
over of the wonderful and the curious in
both nature and art, a visit will be an eveut
to be remembered.
Laud Owners Without Patents
Should enclose 2 with their receipts to Col.
L. Bingham & Co.,
Washington, D. C,
tVttorneys for Claims, tve
and receive
a a s v
their Laud
Patents.
Cakczr cax Bg Cuhiu. Or. Bono, of
Philadelphia, announces his discovery for
the radical cure of Cancer. A ifwiV Xu
Paint Xo Vauxtic Remedies with full direc
tions sent anywhere. Pamphlets aud particu
lars seuty. Address with stamp, Dr. II.
'. Bono. 650 North Broad U, Philadelphia, Pa.
All affections of the bladder and kldncvs.
diabetes, gravel and Bright' disease are
peedily eradicated by Keakney's Kxtuact
Bl'chc. It has no equal in Materia Medica.
Isold by druggist everywhere.
A CrRE for rheumatism, simple, but tene-
truting to the seat of pain and giving instant
relief, is I rapper s Indian Oil. Sold
every-
where, at hfty t ent per patent flask.
Oltott'i 1" A LACK OK AltT, 41, MOKTUOMfcii Y
1V1 St.,u r mni'laro.
$10
d" IT, per "lay. Sen.l for L'lirou:o t-atalogu.
V ,) H. licrroaia boas, liooton ilaa.
$oCQn Pr d!r ' home, f sin pies worth 1 free.
J Jf-ulZU STiasoa A Co.. i'ortlsud. Alslne.
MK. II. A. JIOOIIK S HAIK I'KOUK'.
er. lo Market strurt. hau mneiM o.
ir u a rr
rsaliri.
Heart Disease !
St U It K C'l'IIK. SLOW
per bottle. Address Sr.
Oyster, Pawl. Kan.
AWAUOKO TO PAI.MKIt'M h.IHK KMlIJi by to
Mechanics Institute rulr. 13. S. Mauuiaetorr.
berry tot.. iH'lwren 4tu so l Sth. Ssn Krnrico.
UHIKTUL CAKIIN. r Si AMtSOKT
ed biiowflake, KinlHwsed. etc., with )our name
f ruited on lliriu for XU eta. Atj'Ul tinted,
I sample for stamp. No rHwtsI snitwered.
O. V. OOl.r. V. IUiNltin, Mass.
Jl.. l'UHWKLL'S OKW
TAL Ko4IS. slearuy at.
near lluh. fcraaaur Ciuaoruiii
adinimslered. A lady asaulaut in at
tenuate. umuviTli uiy ni
ployed lu operate.
IXVALlb PKSaiOXM 1XCKKASKU SI V
Tiie euacluieut of receut law.
AMICItlt'AK ana UKi:iU FATKXTH x
How to obtain them. Address (iik'th Binouam A
Co., Attorne) lor Claims and Advoeatea la t'atrkl
and laiul line Cases, W ushliitcton, l. C.
TO HK aVt:! AlVAY IN
the lie I 8 months liy the publisher
oiitiem. Mil in atr.ltl. Y
www jui IC.1. ! rr full inrormatiou
write l m toi atki.y to WALC1T A JtL'Mlk CO.
I'lBLi.iitii-, (jr. Lotein, Mo.
TEETH
SAVED.
11 I.LI NO TKKTII A bPKCIAI TV COLft, SILVEIl
. a. ri lloiie 1 iliiiiKS warrai.ted. lteauufui hrl of
let-Ill (or a and upward. CaUKlmiir 4a adininla
it-reti. I en years eoiinlanl praellce. ornce, lU but
t r sirret. aliove MoiitKomery, au KraueiM-o. Tske
the r.levat4r. ou. M Hit t k. w , IViiiim.
FOR SAIsE!
HALT INTKIIhlST IN A VKLL KsrAIIUSHEI
Jl buinea, on buurome street, an r r.inis o. cal
fartie ileairou of ent rlua into a flist-elass business
areiuvitrd to lu vcxtiKHtr. .V Afjenla uteU uitiiu,
Adiiress M . F. . KoK 71. 8. .. Cal.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
TIVfIfc?ll N(TICE. NO. . COLLATERAL
-A ' Loan and fcawni.' Hank h: deeiared a dividend
oi Two per rent, for November, payable leeemler 51 li
to loeaiioiuer oi reeord ovrini)cr .ih.
V. 6. CARTER, Set'y.
COLLATERAL IjiiAX AM)
SAVIX;S BANK,
i, V. 1 be share of
V t corner I'tmt and Kearny t-t.. S.
this bunk ar uttered for suhM-riptioo at ttt'i per
bare duriiix the inontli of Oen inlx r. In Janunry
the price will be sdraiii'ed to SjllS per sliare. The
shares are now puyiuif regular monthly dlvideuda
oi er eriu.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
S4 siucl Hrarny st.. Man yraurlir
SI SO and OO PER DA V.
11- C. I-AIUIUUK, .... I'BOPKIKTOa.
Two 'Aurora Conches, with th name of the
Hotel on. will always Ixr in waitltiK at the landing to
eonvey puH iii(er to the Hotel tree. sTIie sure you
get lino me riant coaeii; li you uu not. they will
charge you.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
-llOXTliOMKUV AVENL'K 1Kb KEARNY feT..
nan rrim inof. si new inu eiiiimoiious lour'
story Hotel, with 175 firm cIh iittht rooms, rlricaut
ly luruished, and a at ram rletal.r. Kree omh
and t arriat s to the lloua Iroiu all pointa. Charge,
V,w r ua.
JUIIX KEI.LV, "., Xiairr,
(For StA years Proprietor. of th UROOK
tVJIlfOTKL, .
LADIES, ATTENTION!
'PIIK UNIKRSIOXEr.
a. a lur ImMutt Aici nt-y
HAYINO ESTABLISHEII
In tan r rancikco, will, at
tend promptly lo all orders for Ladle' and Children's
EurnUhihK t.oodn. Millinery, Patterns, Ac.
rib
to
A com
misxion of ten percent, w
iiisxion of ten tercent. will beehartced. ha
hatlslaction
Kiiarai
uaraiiteed. The money must accompany each order.
Letters cheerfully and prouiptlr answered, hamplei
of goxls sent II reiiicitrd.
For resMjnihtlit
y refer
H. A.
t the editor of this pter.
Add re. Jl
WIIKKLKK, &ai O'ft-airrell Mt.. M. V.
LAUREL HALL
BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR T0UNG LADIES,
SAN MATEO. CAL.
REV. K. II. CIIIIICII.A. 91., Principal
rpilE NEXT SESSION BEGINS THURSDAY. JAV
L 4. I7. With recent improvements in butld
Inns aud apMdntments the iM'st facilities are ottered
young- laiiics for a thorouich course In English, the
Modern Lsutgnngf. Mumic aud Art. Those wishintr to
seeur places for their daughters should address the
rrincipai at an eariy uay.
WHITNEY & HOLMES
V'S-W AMI KI.1.A.T NT1LKN, with
i. Valnalile Improvementa: New and Beautiful
Solo Stops. Ortcanists aud Mush tana everywhere In-
dnrs. the tirKans ami recommend them a Alrirtiy
inwi lM in lone, .tieenanisin ana I'arauilliy. war
ranted rlTe years, herid Tor friee Ll s.
WHITNEY A HOLMES ORGAN CO.. Oulncy. Ill
o o z
ALBERT E. IllTRBANK. Im
nortrr aim Hreeiier oi yanc
'owls. Pigeons, ftabbils, Iogs,
etc. Aiso r-gg lor naicning ironi
the Onevt of iniKrted stock
Eggs and Fowls at reduced
prices.
ALBERT K. BtRBAXK
aa and aa cat. .viaraet. a. r
Enclose Stamp for Price List.
Plra slate srAers yo ite thi AtHrtitmnt.
KRUG-CHAMPAGNE.
PRIVATR CCVRR, la quarts and pint.
HIIIKLD. In quarts and pint.
rBESlEBK UCALITE, la QuarU and pints.
For sale by
II ELL MANN DR0TIIER8 &C0.
BOLE AGENTS. SAX TBASCISCO.
Boots and Shoes.
JOHM HrLLIfAI, N. K- cor. Bat
tery and Jackson fcta., San Franctaco.
offer to make to order th best French
Calf Leather BOOTS at from IS to ; Cal
ifornia Leather Boots, rrenca vaii
Oxford Tie. California, lAStl B.y
and 'h!lrtrra'a Boot add liuoea made to
rder. Persons In th country ordering; Boots and
fcboe to th amoant of $12 or more will be allowed a
redaction of four per cent., to make the emnrea
ehars-ea lieht. 1 sell Boots and Shoes of MT OWN
MAM U FACT TJ KB ONLY. hootM
aad Shoes scat
C. O. D. Positively on price.
RUSHER COATS!
Vholeoale and Retail,
Trer's Eilltr jyURSSP-
n
CALVBRT'O
CAKMUO
A! SHEEP WASH
V U r gallo.
V I T. W. JACKSON. Baa Fraa
. T Cisco. Sols AawuKoc CaiUor-
X aia ui Kavada.
C. ft P. H. TIHRELL ft CO.,
iarosTaaa and MavirraoTUBaas or
BOOTS AND SHOES,
MO. ! CUV
Betwsea aanaoins an4 Battery, SAM FRAHC1BOU
If ABarartnrers of Uen'i. Bora'. Toatfct, aad CUu
aren't KINK CALV B4Mrg.
Orders solicited aa4 promptly tilled. All SUMS SB
qaitlUias made at lb lowest market prtosa.
fleas exsnilD taa auodi sua prices.
ST. NICHOLAS
TIIK KlXCi or ALL Pl'nLICATIOS
ftl Kl IIIIITIIE VOl 4 OX KITIIEK
MIOK.Ofr- Til ATI..lSTIt'."-iulJkaiptoii
(i'nylanU) Obtntr.
TUetlilnt volume ot thU incomparable Majtailns la
uw completed. Wiln lis eiKht hundred royal ictavo
lmje. and ila hi hundred IIIUKlratlur.a, ha splendid
teria's. its ahorter kturies, poema, and afcetchea, etc.,
etc.. tni: beautiful binding of red and aold. It la the
mot splendid Kift-boolc fr boy and girls ever Issued
fruui tli rs. Price, 14 j In full gilt, S3.
St. Xiciiolas it full nf tht choice t thing. Th
ubllcution it, in all reipect. tht 6 qf ttt linJ.
Wt hate Htrtr yet teen a number that trat not tur-
pritinjly govj." The Cliurilniiau, Hartford, Conn.
ST. NICHOLAS for 1 877.
Which opens with November, 1876, Ixg-ins
A buoar m Vasv Extkktaivixo SKRiaL rios
THK t KSNCU, "1HK KISCImjM Df TI1S GltlUt, A
Stobt Amrtin to the Tuskksoi vi aaasoa.
A uother serial, of abirMn Interrtt to lxi)S,
"HIS OWN MASTER,"
Of J. T. Taoa aairoa,
author qf tht "Jack Jlamrtt tHoritt," tx'glns Id th
Ciiaisras 1I('Liiat Niauca.
Busidrs serial storlea. Christinas stories, livsly
sketchrs, pofius aud jilctures fur th holidays, and
sum astoiiishiiiK Illustrations of OriruUI sports, with
drawings t Klamw! artl.ts, Til K I'll UlfSTM AM
IIWUU.tVSlMIIKH UST MT. Jkl'IIUI.
Aft, suirbly Illustrated, contains a very interest-
ug- paper.
"TIIE BOYS OF MY BOYHOOD"
Ity WilLiam Ci'llbx UsrsMTi
Th riorse lhe," a lively article, by Charla A
!iaruar!,sil('iiuiUly lllustrat:d j "The Clock In th
Ksy," by Hii liard A. Troctor; A Clirlsttnas IMay for
Ilomei or buuday schools," tT Ir. Fggluston ; Th
IVter kins' ChrLatuias Tre." tir Lucretls I. Hal
INx-try aud Carols of W inter." by Lucy Larcoin, with
pictures.
Do Not Pail to Buy St. Nicholas
for ths Christmas Holidays.
Iur!i;g th rar there will le luterestlng paper for
boys, by William l ullrn Kryaal, JmHn ii.
biltlrr, Ttevuat Mm !, William
Hot lit. Or. llsllasid, utsrii MarDsa.
aid, Maafsrd a. alsiBit, Vriak K.
loss, and others.
Ther will be storlea, sketties, and poems, f special
luterest to girls, by ItarrlaS I it fe)rr
ford. Saian 4'oullda;, Ma rail Wlaltr
Krllost;, a:ilxlrtU Mtaart ) pa.
LvuUa Alrwtt, L.sirrtla 1. Ilals, C'rlla
Thaitrr, Slury Haues ldgs, and aiauy
otheis. Tlieie 111 be also
"TWELVE SKY riCTUIIES,"
liy I'sor. I'Rix TOR. the Astronomer,
with maM, showing 'Tti Hars of Kach Month,'
which 111 be likely to surpass In Interest any series
on popular science recently given to the publlt..
A)II Ni:nKTAU lMTICt TIUX.wlth
VV A!l FHOI.M', aud W IT AXIS WIM
IIUJI, will be uiiugled sa heretofore, aud St. Kich
olas wnl coutiuue to oellght the young ana give
pleasure to the old.
THE LCNLCN LITEEAEY WOELD iayi:
1 kert it no mo j i tine Jur tht young that can o
...u to tquui tint cAoics proiluctio uf bciiimi i
prtt. AU tht artH-iei, tchtther in piot or rhyuu.
art thmbbiiig u ilh titality. Tht lite
alurt ami a r tittle iilaiti atlont are both tuperb."
The London Daily News ms: Wt Utah tct could
point out lt equal (a our own periodical Ultra
tail."
GOOD NEWS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
To meet the demand for a cheaper br. Nicholas
liili-KooW, tlio price of vols. 1 and ll has beeu reduced
tots each. Tiie three volumes, in an elegant library
case, are so'il for 10(iu full gilt, (15), so that all may
give their children a complete set. These volumes
contain moie attractive material than fifty dollar!
wcrtu of tin- ordinary children's books.
8ubH-rition price, (3 a year. The three bound
volumes and a siiiisi rtptixu tor this year, ouly Sli.
fiuoscube with tlieueaiert uea sdcaler, or scud money
tu cnecs, or t . money oruer,or in registerea letter
lo . acKiassa Co., iiioauway, . v.
VERDICT ALWAYS FOR TIIE
DAVIS
VERTICAIi PSSS
SEW 1NG MACIIIN E.
The Centennial Gold Medal & Diploma. 1876
me aeon ivieaai, ido
The Franklin Institute Medal. 1874.
Ths Krp.rl mf tUm Oateatalal 'sas
mission asiywt "Ths OAVIa I ai sirdrl
iUm 4s It AX l UOLU MDDAL Of 1IUROK
and DIrLUSA Of M Kit IT for facellenl
mateilal anal rsnstrnetlii, adapted tm
tha createst raa mt wrk."
E CLAIM PALES VM'UECEPEXTED AND
1? satisiaciion I'MV'KIUiAL. In lis construction
it differs from ALL others, and Is equaled by none,
As au r.AKN K.vi of w list is here claimed, the Mauu
faclurera CIIALLKNUE all otliers for a lilendlv con
test, either tor amtiHement or a more fcl'llbTANTlAL
t )NMlitlt.VllN. Ilie Kamny Machine la light
runniiiK and easily comprebei ded; has an Ingenious
device "to take up" lost motion or wear, which to a
machinist, ia Maitlve proof of durability. W are
pleased to refer to machines In manufacturing esLab
lislntu tits here. wn. re they have liecn lu couslant use
for nt'arly three tears, to verify the above, llaa re
ceived more uicdala aud complimentary testimonials
limn any otner in me same le litem of lime.
l0We invite the especial atteutlon of manufactur
era 10 our new o. I just out.
Agents Wanted In all Uuoccupled Territory.
MARK SHELDON,
Oenrral A(.at for PmIIc Caast,
130 TOST fcTHKET, HAS f'KAXCISCO
Wheat Has Advanced
ICT-
PU3IPS ARE LOWER.
PUMPS, PUL1PS, PUL1PS
FOB-
llaad. IIsaiae. Gardra. Farm.' field, Ttw
Weep Wells, ar Hballaw Walla,
Force Pumps of Every Description
Brats Cylinders, Iron Cylinders,
PITCHER SPOUT PUMPS, CISTEBN PUMPS
WHOLESALE AND MS TAIL.
Trade discounts elves oa application.
The Trade Invited to cal I, or writ for pries.
Save
money, study ecoaoiuy, ny writing 10
CHAS. P. nOAO.
Beale Street, aear Howard. Saa Fraaelaeo.
Ceairal AariS Ste-llnaa Wlidssilll
CAI CI TtfATEl
VITM tltSftl
CMCffi
I At th home of tha paUarn
witaoet ta aae oi uss .
KNIFE OS C1U3TICS
lead without pais. Aadraw
Dr. A. N. tlOWR.
VEW BATDf. COII.
Cemspaadeaet from phyalclsas ahw Boltdftd.
PATBIOTtS.
W-aJ-to
atJC Mas,.
THtZRB 10 MONEY ll? IT I
THE PACIFIC
Artesian and Prospecting
(fatt-nt! Jaly JBtk, If..)
A DA?Ttn TO ALL KINDS OF W
WltLlBOBIHO
rlMS. att
and Coautr Klcbu for Maw. ead f.r Clrclare.glrla
pric. tc.. to mita saoassaai
iuihid foi nr. Cal.
THE GULF OF CALIFORNIA
OTSTBB -
AND CANNING COMPANY.
jasaassasssaaawaaMS
ri'HIt BKK OF THK OOSIPAXT Altl KOW
1 ox-a lr sutsu-nptlun fr IIuiIkhI amount of
capital stwk. Aadrussur appljr at tu oillca ut tna
Couipauy,
No. 330 Pin Strt.
Hajwsrd's Building. Kaa Kranclsco, CaNrornia.
tVKhareWders will hav th prefereae la !
f iircharc of uihh. Orders for atock tan on arnt
iirouKh Ts, Kargo A Co., addressed to tli Hacr.
urr r tlieO. C. O. A C.. ,.
KEEP WARM I
Florence Oil Stove!
FOR COOKINQ AND HEATINQ.
aAMlRLIIILL.Atrst.
HositawsMery ., Sam FaAacisoo.
10 New
A R A HKATKH rtt TIIK kmi nr ins. in
t -.,nMiiicr it sum-Dor to th store or ran
tlirre leliin no gaw thrown off, thereby rendertn
It less objfclloi.aiile than any outer i
known. I can therefore rccoiiunrnd It for gauerai
us wher moderale beat la pefed.
No. 4 Central BIm W, Oakland.
BEAUTIFULLY XLLUSXEATED I
BOTH
rROTESTA NT AND CATHOLIC,
at cost frick,
To ! a onslgnmiit be for th trst of tbs yr
JOHX O. HODOI St CO.,
Str, f and ! Sawsobb St.. Saw FaaaciTiQ.
KENDALL'O
Improved Quartz Mill
QUARTZ MINING REVOLUTIONIZED
AI.IOHT.CHKAP and POWKRFDL MILL at oa
half th coat of tha usual airl. Sad for Circs
lar and Prlc List to
STEPHEN KENDALL,
Cavra r r. A. HataitliiKtoBi,
4S m rrvaaaaiS Ht
sua Wrmmritrit. Cal.
cur.ir.nnoa a sons.
387 Kesvrsir St., D. F.
A4JKKTN rOH ANKRICAR WAI.THAM
(Mais.) WATI'HKH, Kiamln our prices ot
American Walthain Wau lies, by sendina (or our price
list, which are marked icerd lata;!- law, aaid
r.ailar. yssrs.U'M. All Watchea aeut by
presa; persons hav the nrHrileae of aot only looklnf
t them before buytnf. but can depoalt with Wlla.
Karico Co. th amount of th watch, and bar a trial
of at least two or three weeks before th money Useal
to ua. If th Watch Is not what yoa aent for, or do
not keep th correct time, or you art in any a
tatuntd wit . r Instruct Ions to Well. Farco Oa
la to rrfund tht money. Wi ar determined to bull
ud a reputation on thia coaat that will a-Wa latlifaetloi.
to all. for pt ict-iut. rrict-iut tintjrtt.
EVERY
Farmer. Miner and Granger
SAN FRANCISCO
WEEKLY POST.
The Popular Weekly.
Enlarged and Improved.
The Best and Cheapest.
IT AOVOSATIt THf tUMTI If tETTLEIt.
ONLY 82.00 A YEAR.
ONLY 82.00 A YEAR.
ONLY 82.00 A YEAR.
- r eta. addlilal. .
BBsnBsaiBswsawnBa
UT-Send for Sam pi Copy. ,Th lav arltsi st whiei
It iTpubliehed eommanda fir It JW .KJjf;
n tL.r. rarniar and Buslneae Maa shoal auo-
scrtb for I
lor it. va ansusiisw - -- -
The San Francisco Dally Ereniu Pen
Will be Knlaratd mnd Improved.
THK POrUUI JjOUIIIALOr MM NUNCItCO.
Delivered ajw t'arrl.ri Sta
moZut ar "all. fomr, .- at a
!?!. thw sis tea, eta.
r"lv"VT els, addttlatial.
Union VilQE PATTOEflO CO.
eUMSTTM a.TUisii.B
aw. 4Mi
it ibrsnius 1 '
roR 8TKOTI. LIOHTWB5SS AND OCKABILrTT
uasvnrsssav.
The only Uattreee
THAT CAJf TtOHTKKBO OK LOOSBMKU A1
riXASOBJL
Warranted Par tva rmn, . Par Ctrewlar aav
rrtcataatMi
TMUMAM a. tLAki, aow age i.
til Baah sc. Saa rraaataaa. Oal.
T I D iTj OUOrj ;
3,
XKKTALE MILLS,
MILLS, BOLTlMe CL4JTM. MILL
fall daaciipOoaa. rioar VJIt ba..t
ty lb dsy. Call sMrtiealar auado a
A. Mi
hlnarr
byaoat
a tract oe a tha aav
ms Vasal Mtlla roe Vaeasaaa ossv Slead fe
clrcajar aad ptlea-llat. JOd. WAUXLJ
I aad HI liltstoa St SaaF
- it
'ftp
' .
RAll ar 4 aw. rt lVie i ZKV.
MEAtD'8r-02iin::3
m. I I I I raaiUaJaralad
rr .ir-
..ll.liM.
I I I lihjklr sad
ifMUniir Sw a
nwmtmi aw
OB r i.sat.IX
as rr.sro,
Is bis
The Christian Union.
Undenominational, KvMnjcellcal, Prot
esUnt, Chrlatian.
LVNaK AM MUTT, atdltara.
rrhsr'i Hrrmaa, Wtworjr WmV.
AUIftt'm . M. I..S.SSI r..ry Week,
erlal Mtarjr at, , at. ne.
tWAU Iks bttt contributor in th country. jt
mAt9 per year. To Clergymen. H.50. T ! its 1
Dioatbs on trial, TS cents. Arents wanted. lid
statu for aatni.lecopy. Address UOKATIO C. Kl U,
1'MbliaL.er, ii t'ark fliac. ' York.
I
m
fafT
m
90
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CEMEISNIAL SUCCESS!
np HIIUE atttTTTLC
SBWINQ MACIIIN k
lilijh.t prl and ill-
vJ was awarded th first and
Dloma at ilia Ktnoaltloa In I'liiladeli'lila. and any
company clalmlna t bar racelvsd any hlvner botior
dos soidilethpablla. w li "th WtHWlns
iiaclilos for in b'sst money aad rhsllaua cotiicw
tltloii. Krary imscIHii I furnished wltu li ceie
brsud Hall treadl (a ID attachment), without eitra
coat, and warranted lor St r ars. Couiiiry ae.M
and city eanvaaaera wanted. Vail and ssamln b.
for purcbaslna lsewiir.
JOHNBOW, CLAUK O UO.,
If Haw MaaMaery SIS., Man aTraaolaca
Fctorls-Oranca, Mass.
SCIUBllEITS L10UT0LY.
An Unrivaled Illustrated Mag-azlno.
When Scat sBS Issued Its fsmoui Wldauuimer 11 11-
day Number In July, s frlaudly orltlossld ar iti " fi
art not tur but thai Scaiaasa Ao touch ,
water mark, Wt do not ttt what tcorldt art Itft to
U to eonqutr," llut tb pnblUliara du not oonslder
that they bars reached tha ultima thult ot a see! Ism
they bellars "ther ar other worlds to oouqur, and
they propos to eonqasr tlirm."
Th prospectus for tli Dtw Toluins girts mi tuirs
of nor than fifty paper mostly Illustrated), by
writer of tb highest merit. Under th hsad of
"FOKKIGN TRAVEt,"
wctiar X Winter on ths Nils," hf Ocn, MofttL
lam i Mssuutrlnas About t'ouatai.ttnopla," by Cmss.
Ucplbt Wiimi Outof My Window at Moacow."
by Ktoaas Bouctlsbi "A a Amartcaa la Turk
UUn,"eto. Tbre serial storlts ars snnouncsdi
'NICHOLAS MINTUKNf
By Vr. Hollas i. tb Editor,
whoa atory of "SeveuoakiM ar lb hlahst litis Caa
lion to lb readers of th Monthly,
Th scene of this lat t novel la laid oa tht banks of
th Hudson. Th kro Is s ywuug maa who has bs
always -titd to m vomam't apron ttrino," t whH
by tba death of bis mother. U lrt alon la tht world
to drift os tht current of llft-wlth a fortun, hat
without s purpoat.
nottr aarlal. "Bla InhrlUc,H by Wlsa TaaTB.
will twgla on th eoiupl.Uoa of "That Lasa O Low
it1." hf Mr. Hooaaoa Bvbsbtt. Mrs. Irrasftt's
story, bcun lu August, has a pathos aSjSV aiau.afl
power which bar beco a surprise UPtt public
Ther to to b a series of orlgiafal and ttqulsltcly
Illustrated papers of "Popular Kckuca," by Mrs. Hta
rick, each psper complct Is ltlf.
Ther art to be, from various peas, piperita , m
IIOMI5 I.IFK Attr. YHU"
Also, practical ufrgeatloniTi"T '
life. Tillage ImproveuienU, ate.
J. il-talrf
.acie:
Mr. Biniin'i article iX "it InaarHet at
Great Britain, lucludo th blai v 9 SarM TtTlrV
menu la Co-operation,- "A beat- loaf Tatftory,'
la th Kovembtr number, sad "Toad Lane Horn
dale," la December. tHher papers are,' "Tha British
Worklngman's lioma, 'A Katloa of Shopkeepers,"
-Hs'peaar s Week for tha Child," eta.
A rlcblr Illustrated serlee will be len oa "Ameri
cas Sports by Flood sod riald." by f artous writers,
and scb oa a different thcui. The mbjoct of
"Household and Home Decoration"
will hart prominent Place, whilst Iht latest produo-
Uona of American humorists will appear from mouth
to month. Tht list of ahortar stories, biographical
aad other sketches, etc., la a long one.
Th ditorlal department will coatlnu to employ
tht ablest pen both st bomt and abroad. Tbert will
be a aerlea or letters oa literary matters, from Loa
don, by Mr, WBtrosD.
Tba page of th msgaslna Will at open, as nerw
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