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About The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1869)
V S A T U lYf) A Y , S E I T K MIlKll 1 8, 1SG9. Subscribers finding an X after their name will ' umlerstana tn.it t!ic:r snlserition expires with tbnt naralwr. and (hey are iivited to renew their subscription. Terms $:5 per annum, in advance; six injnths, 2 ; threo months, $1. Agents for the Register. The f.ir wing gentlemen arc authorized to re ceive aud receipt for subscription, advertising, etc., for the Rkoistkh : TllllAM SMITH. KS1 II:vrr:sburg. Jn'Iw S. H. OLAVtiHTOX Lebanon. PKTKR. 1U-ME. Esq Brownsville W. R. KIRK. E.a E. K. WHEELER. K! ..Sein. T. 11. REYNOLDS. E.ii Plcm. Geo. W. CANNON", Esq Portland. I.. 1. FISHER, E-i 'Frisco. LOCAL uVIVIlT See first page for locals ami other mat ters of interest. C5 A steady printer, one that can do press work, wanted at this office. Colfax and Party. On Saturday last, as previously announced, Vice Pres ideut Colfax, accompanied ly Messrs. IJross and Bowles, the first one of the proprietors of the Chicago Tri'jitnr, and the latter editor of the Springfield Re publican aud five ladies, arrived in this cTty c Jt route for California. Immediately after the party had dismounted at the Overland Hotel, President Colfax was 6eized by Mr. Philip Baltimore, one of Xana county's oldest settlers, and an old acquaintance, and hurried oif to the Court House, from the top or observatory of which a splendid view ot Albany Prairie is obtainable. Messrs. IJross aud Bowles '-pinted" the same way, and the party at the Court House was soon aug mented by numbers of our leading citi zens of both paities, who came to pay their respects to the man whom the vo'ice ol the people has elevated to the second highest office in this nation, and to ex tend to him ar.d those accompanying him a cordial welcome to this the fairest and loveliest portion of Oregon. A few fleet ing but pleasant moments were enjoyed by those present, our visitors passing many flattering encomiums on this por tion of Oregon and the Pacific coast gen erally, and all were sorry when the coach containing the ladies of the party, drove .in front of the building, preparatory to a continuance of the journey. Before getting into the coach, the Vice Presi dent thanked the citizens for the kind welcome sj unostentatiously extended, and expressed the hope that he would oon have the pleasure of again visiting Oregon aud' making a more prolonged stay, a wish in which all heartily joined. "With, three rousing cheers for Colfax, the party were whirled away cn their journey. Aid for tue ORniAxrs. A number of ladies of this city have formed them selves into a Soliciting Committee, their object being to solicit donations in behalf of the Oregon Children's Aid Society, of Salem. This Society will erect a pavil ion on the grounds of tts State Agri cultural Society, at Salem, during the continuance of the Fair,. in which meils will be served and all articles donated will be exposed for sale. The proceeds of the above Institution are to be devoted to procuring food and clothing for the or phan children left at the Orphan's Home, a large building recently erected for that purpose near Salem, on ground donated by the late Mrs. Parrish. The ladies constituting said committee in this county are, Mrs! J. C. 3Iendenhall, Vice President; Mrs. Betta Marshall, Secre tary j Mrs. E. A. Freeland, Correspond ing Secretary ; Mrs. Thos. Monteith, Mrs. E. A. Stanard, Albany, and Miss J. A. Elkins and Mrs. L. iialston, of Lebanon. We are requested to say to all those who wish to give in aid of this praiseworthy and benevolent enterprise, that contributions of fancy articles for the fair, or articles for the table, can be sent to Messrs. Blain & Young's store, or to Mr. E. A. Frceland, at the Post Office, or to either of the members of the Committee. As the object for which these contribu tions are solicited is a noble one, it is to be hoped that our citizens will respond liberally with provisions suitable for the table, and fancy articles that the ladies can convert into cash at their fair. Any and all appeals for benevolent enter prises hitherto to our people, hare been met with a spirit of liberality that has done them credit, and we hope that the appeal of the ladies Soliciting Committee at this time, may be met in the same liberal manner. " It is better to give than to receive." For a bran new tea-pot, of Japan tin, we tender our thanks to Mr. Tompkins, of the new stove store. Brevities. Velocipede School opened on Thursday, in Parish Hall. The "mist" opened on the lGth. On the lGth a part of our new material arrived expect the balance on next ocean steamer. The extra premiums offered by the Agricultural Association are attracting a good deal of attention, especially the pre mium offered for the best rifle shooting. Wheat is down again to 55 and GO cents per bushel. On Bellinger's first attempt to ride a velocipede, he made a regular "spread eagle" of himself. 31 r. Sam'l Young has our thauks for favors. We intend issuing our paper, present size, daily during the week of the County Pair. For finely executed job work, at the very lowest cash rates, call at the 11 KG I s TEtt office. In the last three weeks, beef has goue up two cents per pound. There is at present no lard iu this mar ket. An insect of the genus ufcr is very annoyiug about these times. We uirrv look for the resumption of navigation, should the rain coutiuue. Cocxty Fair. Only one more week intervenes ' before the opening of our County Fair. Persons who have or. in tend having articles for exhibit iou on that occasion, should see to it that all arrangements are made so that all entries can be made on the first day of the Fair. Every citizen of the county is more or less interested iu the success of these fairs. They are a sure index of the en terprise and iudustry of a community. If the exhibitions of stock, grain, veg etables, agricultural implements, etc., etc., are large and complete at the County Fair, the citizens of such county are at ouce set down as an industrious, thrifty and progressive peopie, thus gaining a high reputation abroad, and inviting immigration among them. The officers of the Society are making every effort in the way of fixing up the grounds for the convenience of exhibitors, and the offer of an extra amount of premiums, to induce a large and successful show of articles, and if our farmers and citizens generally exhibit a proportionate zeal in aiding them in carrying out their de signs, the coming Fair will be made more productive of good than any yet projected by the Society. Let every one bring something, that every department may be filled. . Have all readv for the Fair, and be there carlv. PERSONAL. L. E. Blain, Esq., of the mercantile firm of . Blain & Young, arrived home from Sau Francisco on the 15th. Their new stock is arriving. P. C Harper, of Harper & Co., started overland for 'Frisco on the lGth. He goes for a new stock of dry goods. John Barrows, Esq., who but recently left this city en route for the East, has been commissioned by Gov. George L. Woods to represent Oregon in the Na tional Convention to be held at St. Louis, Missouri, October 21st, 1SG9. This Con ven is for the purpose of inaugurating steps looking to the removal of the capi tal of the United States from Washington City. Short Handed. Sickness of our Jour. ,j the impossibility of obtaining any other help, hs compelled us to double duty this week and last. We have acted as devil, pressman, compositor, collector and editor, during the week, with what success we leave the reader to judge. However, it has been a rough week on the "old man," and if 'tis possible, he will have no more of sich in his. Accident. A little son of John Uacklcman, while playing among some sacks of wheat, broke one of his legs Exactly how the accident occurred our informant did not know, but believed one or more sacks fell on the limb, causing the fracture. Colors. Read the card of Mr. J. A. Winter, when you will have abetter idea of the colors you should wear when you wish a good likeness. Mr. Winter will give you as good a picture as any artist in his line on this coast. Don't Buy. Preston Morri3 warns everybody not to buy certain described promissory notes in the possession of Geo. A. Edes, of Salem, to which his name is attached, as he will not pay 'em m Cheap. Persons wishing a good sew ing machine at from 518 to $25, are re ferred to an advertisement under "new to-day" for particulars. The Velocipede School has been run ning but two dtsys, yet some of our boys show considerable proficiency. ' MARRIED. .At J. NccdhanTs. Sei.t. 10, Xfl:, lv Rev. II. C. Jenkins, Jir. J. C. Loonoy to Miss Ruth iNeeahani. all of Lmn county, Oregon. NEW TO-DAY. WILSON'S GREAT UORL CIRCUS AND EXHIBITION OP PERFORMING AFRICAN LIONS ! WILT. KXniBIT AT ALBA TST Y L, fr'riday ISvcuing. September Itlli, (Performance commencing at 8 o'clock r. st.) And at the Fair Ground during the Fair. The Jrnnasfr cr this flianiic K.-fnl-li.-hmcut, cnc'.mrairt!:! Iiv t'io verv extensive and liberal lf.it- ronage with which his efforts for ,1 number of years have been rewarded, and with the view of presenting f,, the public of the Pacilits roastjiu zuibitioa cf Surpassing- excellence, has secured the highest Arcnic Talent in the World! From all parts of Kurop-i and America. aril in addition, lias secured tho greatest sousatimi of the age a den of purfoi miug AFRICAN LlCriS ! Together with their intrepid keeper. MONS. I,AM1!ERT, Till; 1,1 ON' COXQl" KKOIi. who will, at each representation, enter the r den. ami by the exercise of mysterious power, perform :i number of TJu-iSIiss, Uai-ias;? Steals ! With these Monarchs of tin; Forests. The citizens of this place and vicinity may de pend oil this being a FIRST CLASS ENTERTA U M ENT, aud that these Lions are four in number, anil weighing l.f00,aud is positively the finest den of performing African I. ions iu the world. ' The performance will be moral, ir.teres" ing and refined. The management have in connection, California's favorite Jester, HARRY JACKSON. No effort at rivalry can do more than make a weak and ineffectual approximation to the tjreat World Circus aud Animal Exhibition. .T. R. M KSH.LL. 52-2 (leneral business Arent. THE LATEST STYLES Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ! SF.I.HCTKH WITH CAI1E IS TIIK SArJ FRANCISCO MARKETS JI ST RECC1VEH, AND OKFKREn AT HIE Lowest CaIi ESfttCS. On 1'irst street, first door west of John Connor's brick, and oppos-ite It. C. Hill ,t Son'a drug store, Albany; ohegon. p. c. iiakpeu. May 15, 1S69 2(5 A New Gold IVXctaL THE NOW BEING 1 VTROD !'" F D BV C. E. COLLINS & GO., fi2'.t Washington street, San Francisco, Surpass anything yet made in the way of an im itation Wold Watch. They wear well and keep good lime. The Ladies" Watches cost $3. $10 and $15each: the Gentleincns' cost $15 and $20 each. Chains, from $3 to SO each. RECOMMEXnATlOXS : San FitANf tsco, May 12, IPC1?. This is to certify that I have carried one of the small size Gold Metal Watches whi'-h I got of C. E. Collins & Co., and I find that it runs as well, and keeps as gooil time as any watch I ever car ried, and I can therefore recommend them. I am engaged ou Sacramento steamer Chrysopolis. C. A. COLBY. I am engineer on the San Jose Kailroad ; I have been caraying one of C. E. Collins it Co.'s Watches for about one year, and I can safely say it is the very bet watch for time, thet I have ever seen. GEO. CORNWALL, Engineer on the San Jose Railroad. Toano, May 20, 1S9. 3fcmr. C. E. Collin t- Co. I wish to know on what terms you will send five or six watches to one address. Several of the men in this ma chine shop are highly delighted at the watch I got of you ; I am very much pleased with it ; it gives satisfaction. Hoping to hear from yon soon, I remain yours, R. B. PATTON', Clerk, Toano, C. P. R. R. For List of Prices and description of Goods, send directly to us. Can bo sent by express, to be paid for on deliverv. C. E. COLLIN'S & CO., C29 Washington street, San Francisco. P. S. Where six Watches of the above are ordered at one time, we will .send one extra, free of all charge. We also deal in the finest Gold and Silver Watches, watchmaker's and jeweler's tools and materials, at the very lowest possible rates. The new Gold Metal Watches now being intro duced by C. E. Collins & Co., of San Francisco, seem to be just the thing for those desiring a cheap and at the same time good-looking time keeper. One of the young lady compositors in our office has one of the cheapest kind advertised $8 which runs well, keeps good time, looks well, and seems to fulfill all the requirements of a high-priced watch. The" chain sent with this watch is of exquisite design and high finish. See their advertisement in another column. Alpine Miner. Watches. We have received one of the new Gold Metal Watches from C. E. Collins & Co., of San Francisco. It is neatly finished, hunting case, keeps good time and is, without douVt, the best watch for the price that can be purchased in San Francisco. La Porte Union. What Next? Cheaper than silver looking and wearing like gold neither plated or galvan ized are the new Gold Metal .Watches we saw last week at our friend Collins. If we had not a gold watch which we have to pay each year $2 to "Uncle Sam" for the privilege of wearing we certainly would have a Gold Metal Watch. Spectator. jy45tf ALBANY ADVERT! SEM ENTS. 1800-70. Real Instate lor Sale ! THOSE WHO DESIRE TO PURCHASE A good Lathed and Plastered New Frame Dwelling' House, two stories in bight, kitchen and wood-shed at tached, with private barn, well situated in the city of Albany, will do well to call, without delay, on RUSSELL & ELKIXS, Albany, Oct. 17, 6S-6 ' Real Estate Agts.- Albany Collegiate Institute. THE NEXT TERM:-OF THIS IXSTITU tion for youth of both sexes, will open ou Monday, the 18th of October next. It will be in charge of the Rev. Edwaud R. (iF.ary and the ltev. Samtbi, G. Irvine, assist ed by a corps of competent teachers. CZ. LEND AIZ. The first term will embrace 15 weeks of tuition, ending February 4th. lS'O. 'fhe sreoud term will embrace 20 weeks of tu ition, from February 7th to July 1st, 1S70. RATES OV TUITION (PER gl'AI!Ti:tt OF TEN WUKKS.) Preparatory and eoni'non branches ...$5 00 Advanced English 7 00 Ancient and Modern Languages, Higher Mathematics, Ae , 7..... 9 00 Tuition charged from date of entrance to end ofqua! tcr, mid payable in advance. Organization cf College Classes. A Freshman cla-s will be formed and a cours-i of study prescribed at tlm opening ol the torm. Principal Text Bosks. Wilson's Readers, Clark's English Grammar, Robinson's Mathematics, Hooker's Natural Science, Quatkenbos' Rhetoric, Abbott's Aber-croinbie'-H Mental and Monti Philosophy, Hark ness' Latin Series, l"a.-:queU French Series, and the most approved editions of the Latin and G reek Classics. J . A Record Of every recitation will be made, and an average given iu Quarterly Reports ; ulso, of attendance ami deportment. ' , Government. The aim will be to develop in the student a high sense of moral obligation, honor and integ rity, and those who cannot be governed by such motives, will not remain in the school. Board May be had in families at $1 pcr'week, and rooms procured where students may board them selves. lly order of the Hoard of Trustees. EDWARD R. GEARY, Albany, Aug. 21, 'C'J-50 President. 1VOTIC12 t A GOOD CHANCE TO PAY Outstanding' Accounts due of Albany, Oregin. I WILL PAY Seventy Cents Per Busbel for all the White, Merchantable Wheat, That may be ofTcred at my Warehouse, Albany, Oregon, for the next IO weeks to conic ! I will also, from this date, exchange any goods I have in store fur wheat,- paying therfor 70 Cents per Bulacl. T must have what is due me by the first of Oc tnWr next, as at that time I will move to San Francisco, where I will carry on a general com mission and produce business. L. CHEADLE Will have the supervision of my business in Al bany, Oregon. I will buy or sell all kinds of Produce that may be offered. Bring on your Produce By buying- WAGONS at R. CIIEADLE'S. oV. 13. I have constantly on hand the very best Tvro-IIorsc Wagons, made in Marion county, Oregon, out of STATES TIMBEK, and warranted to bear up Forty Hundred AVeisht, on good roads. Can bo had at R. CIIEADLE'S CASII STORE, For One Hundred and S.xty-five Dollars Albany, Oregon, August 21, '69-50 Sixteenth Year of Publication. jflcCormick's Almanac ! For the Year 1870, Containing useful statistics relative to the popu lation and resources of Oreg-on, Washington: Idaho & Montana, Together with a variety of other useful information. COMPILED ASB PrBLISIIED BY S. J. 31cCormick, Franklin Book Store, 1G5 Front street, Portland, Oregon. "Advertising is the Fly-Wheel of Business Acting on Trade as Steam does on Machinery." In presenting the tijrtecnth annual issue of McCormick' a Almanac the publisher desires to call the attention of busine men who hare faith in the benefits to be derived from adcer)igingt to the fact that this popular work presents the Best Advertising- Medium on the Coast The advantages to be derived from advertising in McCormick's Almanac, are, I. Its well-established reputation. II. Its immense circulation over the Pacifie coast. I Its general preservation in every house. As a work of reference it is in daily use. A limited number of advertisements will be in serted at the following coin rates : Full page advertisements....... $15 00 Half " " i . 10 00 Quarter" ' 5 00 Address orders to s. j. Mccormick, Compiler and Publisher, I Portland, Oregon. Or to L. P. FISHER, ! San Francisco, California. SEBAdvertisemonta must be received prior to October 15th, 1869. III. IV. BSB ALU A NY A D V ERTISE MENTS RATES OF TOLL OVER THE Willamette Valley and Cascade Mountain Wagon Road To Iescliuttes lllver : Four Horse or Mule team . $i 50 Two " " " 3 00 One " " ' 2 00 Ox teams, three yoke s 4 50 For every additional yoke... 50 Loose horses, per head 25 " cattle, per head 15 " sheep or hogs 3 Teams returning empty, half price. Pack animals, loaded '50 " ' unloaded 25 Horse and rider , 1 00 To I"islt Lake : Four horse or mule team, each way 2 00 Two " ' 1 50 One " " " ' 1 00 Pack animals, loaded 50 unloaded .' 25 Horse and rider 75 Ox team, thruC yoke 2 00 To Upper Soda Spring : Four horse or mule team, out and back 2 50 Two " " " , " 2 00 One " ' " " " 1 00 Horse and rider, " 50 Loose animals, " 25 . Ox teams the same as horse teams: A. HAtKLEMAX, W. W. Pariiisii, Pres. .See. March 20. 16!)-2S THIS XI-ICI3IVIX: AND THE CORVALLJS FIRE ! ConvAt.i.is, Oregon, July 23, 1SC9. To IIp.r.nKHT 1!ii:n, Emj., Adjuster Phoenix Ins. Co., Hartford : Vrar Sir : Allow me to acknowledge the receipt, in V S. Cold Coin, of the amount of my loss by the fire of the 21st instant. The payment of a claim on the second day after the fire, is proof that the confidence placed by the people of Oregon in the business-like prompt ness and good faith of the Phoenix Insurance Company of Hartford, anil its representatives, is well merited ; and I take this opportunity of as suring you of my good will towards the Company, and wishing them the same success in the future that has, so far, attended their business in this State. Yours, trulv. WILLIAM FLIEDXER. Corva'lis Oazette, July 24, l.69-47 GEO. F. SETTLEIV11ER, 13 DR, XJ G- G- I S T . (Successor to 1. W. Wakefield.) Parrish's New Building', First Street, THE Academic year, whieh'commences Sep tember 1st, 1S69, and closes July 12th, 1'370,- is divided into four terms of eleven weeks each. Students admitted at any time and charged front' time of entering till close of term. No deduction for absence in Term time, except in cases of pro tracted sieknera. Students can here cniov every faciiitv thev can desire fop ncijuirinj; a thorough education. Young men can obtain rooms and board themselves at small expense. Young ladies can obtain board iu the family of the Principal, who resides in the Academy bui'diug. Hoard and tuition, in such roues, Vhirtii Dollar per term. Ko extra charge' for board diirin; vacation. A Commercial Conrse has been adopted for the benefit of young nictr who wish to acquire a thorough business educa tion. Bend for a catalogue, or address the Prin-- cipul, for further information. Lebanon, August 23, lH09-o2tf ALBANY, OREGON, DEALER IN Drugs and Medicines, CHEMICALS, PAINTS. OILS, GLASS, ETC. D SE MURRAY'S IMPROVED MAGIC Oil the King of Pain. ju5-39tf All articles warranted pure and of the best quality. Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded. Albany, Oct. 17, lSGS-6tf E. F. RUSSELL, ATTOllSEV AT LAW. JAMES ELKINS, NOTARY PUBLIC. RUSSELL & ELKINS, (Office in Parrish & Co.'s block, First street,) Albany, Oregon. HAVING TAKEN INTO CO-PARTNERSHIP James Elkins, Esq., ex-Clerk of Linn county, we are enabled to add to our prac tice of Law and Collections, superior facilities for Conveyancing-, Examining Records, and attending to Probate business. Deeds, Bonds, Contracts and Mortgages care fully drawn. Homestead and Pre-emption Papers made, and claims secured. Sales of Real Estate negotiated, and loans cfTected on collateral securities on reasonable rates. All business entrusted to them faithfully and promptly executed. RUSSELL & ELKINS. Albany, Oct. 10, '68-5y Fop Sale. HOUSE AND FOUR LOTS! IN this city, a good new dwelling wita II the necessary outbuildings), and four lot, about twenty minutes walk from the steamboat landing. For particulars inquire at the office of the P. T. Company, of J. B. MONTEITH. Albany; Januarv 30, 1809 THE EYES ! THE EARS ! jdp. x. Kj. -of,i:rv, OCTJXIST AND AURIST, ALBANY, : i : OREGON. R. GOLDEN IS A SON OF TUE noted old Opthalmic Doctor, S. C. "Golden. Dr. GOLDEN has had experience in treating the various diseases to which the eye and ear are subject, and feels confident of giving entire satis faction to those who may place themselves under his care. Albany, April 10, TS69-31y EXCHANGE RESTAURANT, NEXT DOOR TO HACCK A METERS' BILLIARD SALOOX, ALBANY, OREGON THIS establishment has been thoroughly re furnished, and ia now ready to receiva Doaraers. Board per week, , : : : $3 00 Single meals, : : : 50 Lodgings, : : : : 50 - E. C. HOLD EN, Propr. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. SAWTIAM ACADEMY! LOCATED AT Lebanon, Linn County, Oregon Rev. W. T3. NICHOLS, Principal Rev. B. A. JUCEINS, Assistant. Mrs. S. C. NICHOLS, Preceptress, and Teacher of the Ornamental Branches. STfJ Tuition loirnr than ani oilier icliool of hi oh yrade lit the Stuff of Ornjon. "tS-. BUILDERS, ATTENTION 1 SASH, BUM) AM) SOOIt' FA C II Y I S. n. ALTHOfSE. N. WRIGHT. J. P. BACKESSTO;- ALTKOISE & CO., LVOS STREET, (OS TIIK RIVER BANK), ALHAXY, : : : OKEGOX. KEEP ON HAND A FULL ASSORTMENT,, and arc prepared to F'lxi'xiissli. to Order, Doors, and Saslir AXOXjIXrGrS, . such as Crown, Panel, Band, and Section Mold of all sixes. . WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES I Flooring;, and all other kinds of Build ins Material ! Are prepared to do JIILL WORK : furnish Sha ker Pans, Zigzag Shaker?, Suction Fans, Driving Pulleys, of any kind, at our Factory on Lyon street, (on the river bank), next below Markham'a warehouse. AtTHOUSE & CO Albany, February 20, 1869-21 FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Insurance Company Nos. 416 and 413 California Street, ' San Francisco, Cal, Stockholders Individually Liable. Casli Capital, Iu Gold Coin, $7oO,000. Deposit In Oregon, 950,000. Losses Promptly and EiuitaLly Adjusted". THIS COMPANY having complied with the laws of Oregon, by making a deposit of fifty thousand dollars, is now prepared to effect insur ance against Loss or Damage by Fire, and also against MariDe and Inland Navigation risks, on liberal terms. GUST AVE TOUCIIARD, Treg. CIIAS. D. HAVEN, Sec'y. TV. Parrisli & Co., Ag-cnts for Albany. Albany, January 9, 1809-18 More than 1,000,000 Persons Bear testimony to the "Wonderful Curative Effects ot Z DR. JOSEPH WALKER'S S feu -T a js o a jdi ;Js7 2 d Manufactured from the native S S"3 S .2 Herbs awl Roots of Californiaare The Great Blood Purifier. . For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bilious, Re mittent and Intermittent Fevers, diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder; these Bit ters have been most successful. Such diseases are caused by vitiated blood, which is gener ally produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through the skin in Tim ples, Eruptions, or Sores ; cleanse it when you find it obstructed and sluggish in the Teins ; cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood healthy,-and all. will be well. ' Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. r. h. Mcdonald & coH DR06OIST8 jlJfD AGISTS, Corner Pine and Sansome streets, San Francisco,. Cal. and Sacramento, Cal., and 34 Piatt aprl69 . street, X. Y. 32mC TOJE5 WORK P o F. ALV DESCRIPTIONS, at fair prices,, ncAiij at inj iii,unirvt.ivv,
