Washington independent., September 21, 1876, Image 4

PERSONAL.
Eowakd Egolestox is camping out at
Plymouth, Vermont.
11. II. Newf.ll, better known as Or
pheus C. Kerr, is dead.
BANcnoFT Davis, our minister to Ger
many, has arrived in New York.
Richard Grant White has sailed for
Europe in search of better health.
Geokoe II. Pexdleton has rented the
Parau Stevens' estate at Newport.
DoJf Carlos and his party left New
Tork for Europe about the 1st inst.
IIexry Ward Beecher is going to
Canada next month on a lecturing tour.
The Emperor of Brazil is going to
Ephesus to visit the site of the temple of
Diana.
Carl. Scticrz is addressing the Ger
mans in Ohio in behalf of the Republican
ticket.
Moody has built and occupied a house
at Northtield, Massachusetts, at a cost of
.10,000.
Theodore Tilton and his daughters
visited the Centennial together a few
days ago.
The Empress Eugenie has an annual
income of .GO,000 from her American in
vestments. : The Democrat in the Twelfth Ohio
District have nominated Thomas 12 wing
for Congress.
The firm of A. T. Stewart & Co. has
lately made $1,000,000 by a rise in the
value of raw silk.
William A. Knait, of Columbus,
Ohio, is appointed chief clerk of thePost
otliie Department.
IIenrt A. Wise i seriously ill at
Richmond so ill that he himself says he
never expects to recover.
Peteu Cooi'EK began business in New
York as a grocer on the site where the
Cooper Institute now stands.
The Prince Imperial of Austria will
start next autumn on a two-years' tour
through Europe and America.
Secretary Fish celebrated his sixty
seventh birthday on August 4th by a
dinner to a few intimate triends.
James Kisf.ll Lowell, the Boston
Journal announces, does not wish to be
considered a candidate lor Congress.
George Eliot writes that ''marriage is
promotion, but promotions have some
times to be taken with bitter herbs."
Hon. Geo. W. Julien, of Indiana, ad
dressed a mass meeting in Indianapolis,
recently, in favor of Tildeu and Hen
dricks. ri UK Athena utn announces that Mr. Wm.
Black, the great English novelist, is com
ing to this country "out of pure
curiosity'
Daniel Webster's pleasure yacht, the
Lapwing, is still owned in Marshtield,
Massachusetts, where it is used as a lish
iug boat.
Stanley, the renowned African trav
eler, has again been heard from. His
letters are full of adventures and hair
breadth escapes.
William Rllufson, of San Francisco,
has been chosen President of the National
Photographers Association, lately in ses
sion at Philadelphia.
Ex-Secretary Bristow, the Rev.
James Freeman Clark, Mr. James T.
Fields and others, are yachting along the
New England Coast.
Gen. W. T. Sherman, commanding the
armies of the United States, and Donald
Cameron, Secretary of War, will visit
California in October.
Gail Hamilton has not found litera
ture a mine of wealth to any extent. Her
conversion of brain into hard cash has
scarcely exceeded $8,000 all told.
Disraeli has issued a farewell address
to his constituents, the electors at Buck
inghamshire, by whom he has been re
turned to the House ot Commons contin
uously since 1847.
J. Sella Martin, the -well-known col
ored Republican politician, was recently
found insensible in his room in New Or
leans, and soon afterward died from the
effects of an overdose of laudanum.
Mr. Wm. M. Evarts is a grandson of
Roger Sherman, the eminent Connecticut
patriot of Revolutionary days. Messrs.
K. R.aud G, F. Hoar, of Massachusetts,
are also grandsons of Roger Sherman.
The Sultan has to a great extent been
'relieved of his physical suffering, but
sinks deeper and deeper into settled mel
ancholy or madness. He asks to be taken
out of the cruel position, as he cannot
bear it.
The sum of $50,000 has thus far
been raised by the Lee Monument Asso
ciation for the purpose of erecting an
equestrian statue of the late General Rob
ert E. Lee, in the Capitol Square, Rich
mond, Va.
Dr. Schliemann has been compelled
to postpone his excavations at the site of
ancient Troy, on account of the hostility
of the Pasha. He will for the present ex
plore Tiryns, Mycenae, and the Treasury of
Minyas at Orchomenus.
It is now definitely settled that Moody
and Sankey will open a series of revival
meetings in Chicago, continuing them
day and evening for a month or two. A
large hall is being erected in the central
part of the city especially for the purpose.
Gen. Custer's widow has arrived at
her home in Monroe, Michigan. A num
ber of friends were at the depot to re
ceive her, on seeing whom she gave way
to her emotions and fainted. Several
of the wives of those who were slain in
the Sioux massacre accompanied her.
Wild Bill was buried in a full suit of
broadcloth with his rifle beside him. At
the head of his grave,on the mountain near
Deadwood, is a large stump, on which
this inscription is deeply cut: "A brave
man; the victim of an assassin J. B.
Hickock (Wild Bill), aged forty-eight
years; murdered by Jack McCall, August
2, 1870."
It is understood that Commodore Van
derbilt has made arrangements for the
execution of a great scheme of charity,
intended to benefit workingmen. It is
reported that he intends to have built a
village of dwelling houses on Staten
Island which are to be rented at the low
est rates possible to deserving working
men. A cheap ferry will give rapid and
economical transit to the new village.
Information has been received that
. the Rev. E. P. Smith, President of the
Howard University and late Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, died at Accrea, on the
West coast of Africa, during the latter
part of June. Rev. Mr. Smith filled the
position of Commissioner of Indian Af
fairs, and his name was entangled in the
controversies that arose out of the investi
gations made into the conduct of that
Bureau. After his resignation of the office
of Indian Commissioner, he devoted him
self to missionary labors in Africa, w here
he ended his life.
Dress and Oratory.
David Faul Brown was many years the
favorite orator of the Philadelphia bar.
He was an exquisite in dress, believing,
with Buffon, the eminent French natural
ist, who wrote in full dress, that "the
style is the man." hen Mr. lirown ap-
injured in his favorite dress, he wore a j
blue coat with brass buttons, buff vest
and light pantaloons, closely-fitting
gloves, neat boots, and a glossy hat rakish
ly set on his head. When criticised for
his too great fondness for dress, he defend
ed himself by saying "that he had never
known a man to sicak well in clumsy
boots, nor to have a clear mind with
dirty hands and face; that he had known
many a fop that was not a fool, and many
a sloven that was not a Solomon."
There is good sense in the following
words, wherein he gives a philosophy of
dress, ami defends his peculiarity. "A
becoming decency of exterior," he says,
"may not be necessary for ourselves, but it
is agreeable to others; and while it may
render a fool more contemptible, it serves
to embellish inherent worth. It is like
the jMilish of the diamond, taking some
thing, perhaps, from its weight, but add
ing much to its brilliancy and attraction."
lint Mr. Brown was not a mere fop. He
was a graceful orator, a successful lawyer,
and u hard student of literature. Some
of his suggestions are worthy of the at
tention of yoimLj men, especially those
working in :v profession.
"How is it possible you can do so much
business?" asked a friend.
"Because," was the reply of the busy
lawyer, "I have got so much to do."
"But," persisted the friend, "how can
you indulge in poetry and general litera
ture?" Mr. Brown's answer contains the pith
of a volume on self-education and the art
of keeping one's mind fresh.
'Because,'' he replied, "it enables me
to return to my more rugged pursuits
vith great alacrity and renewed strength.
The mind takes its direction from habit.
If you wish to strengthen it, you must
direct it for a time into other channels,
and thereby refresh and improve it. A
mere lawyer is a mere jackass, and has
never the jiowcr to unload himself; where
as I consider the advocate the thorough
ly accomplished advocate the highest
style of a man. He is always ready to
learn and always ready to teach. Horten-
sius was a law ver. Cicero an orator. The
one is forgotten, the other is immortal.1
The Jnrige Silenced.
The yield of milk of Northern dairy
cows is incredible to people in the South,
where cattle are raised mostly for beef
ami hides.
Judge Grant was in Little Rock, Ark.,
in attendance at the Uuited States court.
One morning he saw a farmer with a
slouch hat and a genuine butternut suit,
trying to sell a cow in the market there.
It was a large, long-horned animal, and
the planter was informing a man that the
cow wouiu give iour quarts u. aj, n ieu
well.
Up stepped the judge. "What do you
ask for the cow i"
"About thirty dollars. She'll give five
quarts of milk if you feed her well," re
plied the planter, and he proceeded to
describe her good qualities.
Said the judge, "I have cows on my
farm, not more than half as big as your
cow, which give twenty to twenty-five
quarts of milk a day."
The planter eyed the judge sharply for
a moment as if trying to remember wheth
er lie had ever seen him before or not, and
then asked :
"Stranger, whar do you live?"
"My home is in Iowa."
"Yes, stranger, I don't dispute it. There
was heaps of sogers from Iowa down here
during the war, and stranger, they was
the all-tiredest liars in the whole Yankee
army. Mabbe you mought be an officer
in some of them regiments?"
Thejmlge slid for the court-house.
Humor and Sarcasm. It is not every
one that knows where to joke or how.
Whoever is ignorant of these conditions
had better not joke at all. A gentleman
never attempts to be humorous at the ex
pense of any people with whom he is but
slightly acquainted. In fact it is neither
a good nor a wise policy to joke at any
body s expense; that is to stiy, to make
anybody uncomfortable merely to raise a
laugh. Old Esop, who was doubtless
the subject of many jibes on account of
his humped back, tells the lrogs, "What
was fun to the boys was the death of the
croakers."
A jest may cut deeper than a curse.
Some men are so constituted that they
cannot take a friendly joke in the same
light coin, and will requite it with con
tumely and insult. Never banter one of
this class, or he will brood over your bad
inage long after you have forgotten it,
and it is not prudent to incur any one's
enmity for the sako of, uttering a smart
double entendre or a tart repartee. Rid
icule, at best, is a terrible weapon. Sa
tire, however, when levelled at social
foibles and political evils, has shamed
down more abuses than were ever abol
ished by force or logic.
Not a Gentleman. About a year
ago, while on my way to a city in Ten
nessee, I was seated in a first-class car,
and directly In front of me sat a rough
looking individual, reading a newspaper
and smoking a cigar, seemingly unaware
that smoking was prohibited in that car.
The conductor, passing through, saw him
and said :
"Gentlemen are not allowed to smoke
in this car, sir 1"
The man, coolly taking the cigar out of
his mouth, said :
"I ain't no gentleman, never was one,
and I never expect to be!" and then con
tinued smoking, perfectly at ease. This
cool answer seemed to petrify the con
ductor's tongue, for after contemplating
the smoker in silent amazement for a few
moments, he walked off, and bothered
him no more about the rule against
smoking.
A Striking Anecdote. Charles XII.,
King of Sweden, drank sometimes to ex
cess, so as even to disturb his reason. In
one of his drunken bouts he lost the re
spect which was due to the Queen, his
mother. She retired to her chamber,
overwhelmed with grief, and remained
there on the following day. As she did
not make her appearance, the King in
quired the cause. This being told, he
took a glass of wine in his hand, and went
to the Queen's room. "Madam," said he
to her, "I have learned that yesterday, in
my cups, I forgot myself towards you.
I come to ask your pardon; and to pre
vent a recurrence of such a fault I drink
this glass to your health; it shall be my
last during my life." He kept his word,
and from that day he never tasted wine.
A wife's bosom should be the tomb of
her husband's failings, and his character
far more valuable in her estimation than
his life.
HAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Quotation, unless otherwise specificd.rep
resent receivers prices in lots, marketed on
wharf or from store.
FLOUR. Oregon continues to send us light
supplies; from Marvsville, Stockton, etc., the
reeeipts are large. Shipments by tea have
been liberal; demand continues good. We
quote superfine at 4 00(44 25; standard
brand. 4 .rOof4 75; extra superfine, $5 00;
extra family. $5 h25 75.
WHEAT. Cablegrams from Livernool of
August 26 quoted that market Us Id (9 4d
for average California, and Us 5d(j5lOs for
Club, against a comparison of prices as fol
lows: 1675 ys2dcy4d; 1M-4 10s 9dlls;
Exports for the west under review, value,
etc., are as follows:
Oettnatin.
Vtntt.
.... Sjphirs...
....Iloadsu..
....Wallace...
....Delta
VWutticr..
Ctl.
,.S7.1..
...aa,;, .
..u.rt..
..15....
i..
Value.
..sei.uu)
.. au.cjti
.. 31.11
.. 24,825
.. IVH.2M
.. i3.mil
.. 4.5tO
Queenstown.
Uvaruool
Vut-fiiMown. . .
QuveQttown...
CrW ,
l-iverNMl
Liverpool ,
....I'm t.ilu.
.... Barli.ira fieve
lurk
Total for the week
The deliveries are in excess of that of the
previous week, though all coining forward
suitable for milling or shipping purposes
finds ready sale at prices quoted. So far ex
porters have experienced no dillic'ulty in ob
taining all Wheat required to load vessels on
berth. It i currently reported that they buy
freely in the far interior, ul prices equivalent
to I 50(tl 55, delivered alongside ship.
We quote new milling, choice, at $1 o.
1 5TJ.;; extra fupt;rtine, f I 50; super-
line, 1 :i."Hij$l 4'!, according to quality;
choice fchipping. 1 1 r,-. ;; fair to good
shipping,! 40t4$l 47; mixed wheut.fl oO
ljl , as to condition.
HAKLEV. The arrivals from coast ports
have been exceedingly large, and prices in
consequence ease oil for all feed grains. A
notable transaction of the week has been the
purchase by a St. Louis lirm of some 5U0 tons
choice new brewing; old brewing has been
quiet willi very liht supplies. We quote
U:iy Feed at'M'.'e; Coast Feed, S5'J0c;
Old Brewing, 1 15(il 'M.
OATS. The receipt have equaled the de
mand. At the ch.se, with Irce otleriug
ot ISarley and the pressure to tell, the mar
ket lor Oats m coiise jueiice rules easier. W e
quote milling ul 1 05,41 t5; good to choice
Iced, 1 5tnat 7i; oiUinury feed,l o0(t 1 40.
CollN. The arrivals earlier in the week
were light; market steady. Latter receipts
more liberal; prices drooping. Large white
rind the most favor. Large yellow and white
are quotable at l 20(15; mail round,
y 1 27,'4oil ;$0 y ctl.
HVE. The market lias been very quiet,
with lew otl'erings. We quote: $1 401 50,
with large supplies.
WOOL. Uusiness shows a good general
movement. The stock of 5iring clip is now
alMul gone; the few parcels yet remaining
are choice Humboldt County W ool, and tiruny
held. Fall begins to come forward quite
freely and meet with ready sales ul the fol
lowing prices: Oregon Valley, is quotable
from ki.:Jc y W; higher Eastern finds buyers
at fully lc y lt Higher than our last report.
The tone of the market for all kinds is strong,
and trade very satisfactory. We quote: Ore
gon Valley, JUuTJyc; Eastern, 154ltk-; inter
mediate, ltiar Ibc; California Humboldt.
gixd to extra long staple, gl&'Jtfc; California
law, iree, goou to rine staple, 1 1j4 13e ;' fall
lamb, free, llSc; lamb, hurry, yluc.
BH'S axi liAUUlMi. An important
uioitiueiii ua laKeu piuce, resulting in the
concentration of stocks; prices largely nom
inal. , e ouoic: iiurier is:i-rt 2-jv.ui
al 18c; Barley bags, 24x40, Hc; Haiiey
flags, 2Sx, ln9c; Machine-sew ed, 22xoi,
i;ac; nauu-seweu, wxuo, 11412c; Flour
Sacks, halves, VKllc; Flour Sacks, quarters,
tn7c; Standard Gunnies, 11 12c; Wool
Sacks, 4 Ujs, 52i"e; Wool Sacks, 8 lbs.
;c; iunaps, . in-, ye; Burlaps, 40 in., 8c ;
burlaps, bo in., 12(rfl2ic.
BEANS. The market is dull. Pea, of the
New Vork crop, sold at 1 75(41 NJ. Lois
from wharf are quotable as lolows: Bayo,
44e; small White, 1 bO(.(.l 75; Pea, 1 7.H4
l 11 nk, 2'u44e; UeU, 2'.4ij2,1ae; large
butter, 22.'4e; small do, 1,'jcf lb. Castor
beans are lu request. The mills here are pay
ing 4c for all clean lots.
DA 1 11 V PliODL CE. Butter The demand
w a again brisk, and a steady and firm feeling
was Uc -eloped for strictly prime roll, and
prices have advanced from ljf.2c; lair to
common roll is unchanged in price and de
ntand; pickled roll has had rather more calls ;
Eustciu butter is now coining in quite freely.
Eggs after ruling dull and heavy all the
week, seem to be in rather better demand, at
quotations unchanged. We quote as follows:
Choice fresh roll Calilornia liulter, 85t:'73$c;
fair to good roll, 'i' uk-yv ; pickled roll,
: (if.;:' .jc V ; Cheese Calilornia, ll.14c;
Eastern Cheese, lOllc v C; Calilornia
Eggs a-Hiio'ac; Oregon Eggs, aojy-jjic;
Eastern Eggs, -Mioc 'tf doz.
FKL'iTS. Peaches have been less abun
dant, though fully equaling the demand, and
prices nave ruled low. Pears are very plenti
ful; a few Sickles have been received, and
sold at 75c(tl Ot y box, and from 30ij40e
y basket. It is a great mistake to send
Pears to market in baskets. Plums, (irapes
and Apples are very plentiful. We quota
Peaches, y basket, 2..i,'.Jc ; Pears Bartlctts,
y basket, 1 UOitf,l 2-; Pear, ordinary to
good, y Imx, 40c(.,1 OO; Plums, y C,
i;i((i4c; ; rapes, 20i475e y box; black
berries, :iOO 44 ini; Straw berries, INI
(t4 oo y chest ot NJ lbs; bananas, 2 504
4 00 V bunch; Pineapples, 0O5ti 50 y
doz; Limes, 12 5og15 OO y M ; Sicily
Lemons, b jVi7 OO y 100; Cantaloupes,
sK'i(i no y uoz; aleriuelous, b vOaj,
j uu y iuo.
FKL'ITS, DRIED. There is a good de-
inanu. e quote Apples, quartered, at b
7c y tt; Apples, sliced, ?ic, 3c; Apricots, 1 1
i-'it; i eacnes, 0(.c; I'lums.pitled, 18icloc.
NL'TS. Almonds, 10c ror harti aj pHwiiOc
for soft shell; brazil, 12)(4 14c; Filberts, 10
(iC-iOc; Hickory, I0((.llc; Pecan, 12!:.aU4c;
vniit aiuuL.i, iiiiu, vuoioriiia ttamuiB
12cdl4c; California Peanuts, Hiii'M: y R; Co-
coauuts, uu(jj3 OO y hundred.
POTATOES. The supply has about
equaled the demand; prices steady. Sweets
aie more plentiful and cheaper. We quote:
ciiiiii t, ym tiif i oo; iair xo goou, 40i.Nc
iuo ir.s; sweets, 1 UU(1 i. y 1UU lbs.
u-iu.?. unions are steady, lieu are
quotable at40o0e y ctl; yellow, oOxOc.
PROVISIONS. Jobbing rates are for Call
foruia Smoked Bacon and Eastern Sides
in jobbing lots, 15(( 17c for heavy to light;
California plain Hams, 15c; Eastern Hams,
l(i.l'.c; California Lard. 14)loc;
Eastern do,15&17 for all styles of package;
California Smoked Beef, ylOc y lb; Beef
Tongues, 2O00; Pigs' Feet, 24 0U; Mess
Keef, y JjO(4ii oo for bbls. and G 50i
S OO for hf bbls; Pork, fly IN) for Prime,
22 50 for Prime Mess, 24 00 for Mess and
27 00(i2!i OO for Clear and Extra Clear.
MEATS and LIVE STOCK. Beef in good
supply; Mutton lower and in large supply;
fork, dressea, nrm; nogs scarce. 1 he follow
ing are the wholesale rates: Beef, 4(it7c, ac
cording to quality; Calves, 4(Xc; Mutton,
8(4 4c; Lamb, spring, o(tf be; fork (Uross),
( -4 c; do dressed, lOlu'c.
POULTRY. We quote: Hens, $7 00(25 00;
Roosters, 4 00((J5 OO "V doz; Broilers, 8 00
(,ff uo y doz; Ueese.tame, f-5 00((ja 2- y
pair; Ducks, do, $ 00(7 00 y doz; lur
keys, live, !20c.
H I DES. The market rates are steady for all
kinds. Following are cash prices paid in this
market: Dry, loPic, for usual selections;
Wet Salted are quotable at 5(7c. The New
York price at date given at loc, gold,
ior ury.
TALLOW. Market abundantly supplied
at oiftMi for good to choice.
CORN MEAL. Fine kinds for the table.
2aV8e V E; coarse kinds for feed, 27 50(rf
2'J OO y ton.
BUCKWHEAT. New crop is in demand
for seed.
BRAN axt MIDDLINGS. The mill prices
of bran is reduced to 16 00(17 00, and
124 oo y ton for middlings.
HAY. There is quite a range in prices;
stocks heavy for medium grades ; say $7 00
18 00, according to quality.
STRAW. A good article is salable at 55(2
60c y bale.
SEEDS. There is a good demand for brown
Mustard Seed, chiefly for milling purposes.
W'e quote: Flax. lb. 3ti8Vc: Mustard.
2(&3c; California Canary, lU(til5c; Alfal
fa, 11 & 12c.
HOPS. California crop of 1S75 is nominal
at lOuUSc y lb.
HONEY. Choice new white in frames, 12
l4c, in small lots; fair white, 10(12c;
dark. 6tf?Se; strained, 5(g 10c.
BEESWAX. Receipts are light with a fair
demand; quotable at 25227c.
Mechanical AchleTements.
THE XEW AMERICA V SBWIXO MACHIXE IX
CAL1FOKSIA.
Whether it was Tom Hood's pathetic "Song
of the Shirt," or the subsequent wail that
went up from the exhausted female seams
tresses all over the world, that precipitated
the invention of the sewing machine, is not
known; but it certainly Is a fact that the ini.
proveinents constantly" being made in sewing
machinery are truly marvelous. The princi
ple of sewing bv machinery has been in prac
tical operation for over a quarter of a century,
and its proper application has been a subject
which has engrossed the attention of many
a master mechanical mind. It is not a matter
for wonder, therefore, that the improvements
thus far made have well-nigh reached infec
tion. That such Is the case cannot be denied
when we witness the crowning points i f me
chanical genius as developed in the New
American Sewing Machine, a few of which
are supplied with self-threading shuttles, the
first and only one the world bus ever seen.
The self-threading shuttle not only saves
time and vexation to the operator, but it is a
great source of relief to those persons whose
eyesight is impaired. Its simplicity of action,
a natural result of having but few working
parts, is another inestimable advantage the
machine being always ready for work. The
self-threading shuttle requires no attention
to little holes common to other machines,
and is complete a simii as the bobbin is
placed in it, a desideratum that can only be
appreciated by a person who has Ik-cii an
noyed w ith the use of the ordinary machines.
Although comparatively new to California
i lie ,vtw American Sewing Machine has been
in the Eastern States for the oast ten years.
where it ha met with the most flattering
success in sales, and Ihe most fulsome praise
from everybody. The machine lias been in
troduced here by E. II. Harrington, who has
established n branch office of the company
at No. 124 Fifth street, San Francisco, to sup
ply a want long felt in the city and State.
In the East the machine has withstood the
test of the severest criticisms, md in each
case has come out of the buttle victorious.
Ihe ease and lightness with which they run
their unparalleled sinii-licit v and their many
valuable and iintortaiit improvement-, are all
qualities which at once commend them to
the serious attention of all who make use of
a sewing machine. The New American Sew
ing Machine is superior in all its parts, is
m tuuiuciuicil Ii out the best material that th:
country can produce, and possesses so many
peculiar advantages over ull other pieces of
iikc meeii.ini-m lliul it cannot fall to secure
a large patronage from the public. Parties
who contemplate purchasing a sewing ma
chine, and w ho desire one that the smallest
child can successfully manipulate and com
prehend, wilt do well to call upon Mr. liar
rington, at No. 124 Fifth street, and examine
into this unparalleled invention. We can
commend the New American Sewing Ma
chine to the public on the volumes of testi
monials it has received in the Eastern States
. '. Chroniffr.
Extract from Boston Daily Advertiser.
Jilt I'.iii.
W'e would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Jas. S. Smith, loy
Stockton street, San i-ruhcisco, w ho is agent
for the celebrated Ouild Pianos grand.
square and unrigLt also for the Jubilee Or.
gan. He also ha a large stock of Sheet
music ana .Musical Merchandise. We clip the
r. II : - . .... . .
loiiowiiig irum ine uosion unity AUrtriii r
"A Magnificent Piaxo. Messrs. Guild
Church Co. have just completed, upon
order from California where it is to be pub
licly exhibited an upright piano, which is
pronounced by those who have examined it
to he in all respects a most remarkable in
strument. Aside Irom the unusual beauty of
ine case aim w orMiiuiislup generally, its
sinning icaiure is me wonueriui brilliancy
au evenness oi lone throughout the entile
scale, its peculiar resonant and "singing"
quality, and the perfect "action" which ren-
dcrs cvvry key responsive to the demands of
the performer, whenever much delicacy or
power may be desired. The firm have not
engaged in the manufacture of uprights until
recently, but they have already acquired a
repuiHiion as lauioiis as llieir square pianos,
and are behind orders." .lames S. Smith,
iteiierai Agent lor (juild Piauos, 10.1 Slock-
ioii street, San rranci.-co.
Interesting to Printers.
Messrs. Shattuek it Hctcher exhibit
Printing Inks and Rollers and specimens of
an kiiius oi printing, irom a "dodger or
w hisky label to a daily new spapcr or theat
rical poster. The Acme press on which the
Fnir It-tilij is printed i theirs also, and has
proved itself a most useful machine, printing
l,5oO impressions an hour so noiselessly thai
you cannot hear it a few feet oil'. It is cheap
...i.i. i ...-r.i i
auu noes oeauiiiui work.
Printers should not fail to see w hat Shattuek
V Fletcher have on ex hi bit loll, as it is of inter
est for them to see w hat they are making in
our inid.-t. W e Use their Ink and Kollersltnd
so do all the papers in San trancisco.
At the Fair.
No person visiting the Mechanics' Institute
r air, now being held in San Francisco, w ill
lau to notice ihe splendid display of the justly
celebrated Verba Buena Bitters. M
Williams & Co. still adhere to the plan of
giving away their medicine to every comer,
iciying upon uieir good etlects to bring back
a customer. The fact that they have not
Ih.ch able to manufacture fast eiiotiirh to till
their orders, is good evidence that the Yerba
buena bitters is just w hat the people w ant.
Overland.
We desire to fall attention fo ft... n.l
vertiscment of the Herring Overland Freight
and baggage Irarisfer Co.. to be found in
another column. Messrs. Noiirse V Cooper
are gentlemen of energy and business capac
ity, and we feel sure that any business en
trusted to them will be punctually and faith-
luiiy aucuueu to.
An Extraordinary Offer.
An entertaining family nam-r. tilled with
the choicest miscellany, will be sent three
months Fit ee, on trial, to all sending their
address. This oiler will lie lrivcn for u limii.
ed time only. Send at once. Address "Mis-
ceuan, .o. -jtio Kearny st San Francisco.
The Beat Photographs
On the Tacitic Coast are now made at the
New York Gallery, No. 25 Third street, San
Francisco. Prices to suit the times.
J. II. PETERS, Proprietor.
Cancer cam bs Cured. Dr. Bond, of
ruuaueipuia, announces his discovery for
the radical cure of Cancer. Xo Knif e I JVo
lam! Ao Lanxtic! Remedies with full direc
lions sent anywhere. Pamphlets and particu
lars Sent frtr. Aililrfin with atamn I Ir II
T. Bond, S5'J North Broad Bt Philadelphia Pa!
E. Bi'ttfkick & Co.'s Patterns, the stand
ard of fashion. Fall styles just received.
ociiu osiage stamp ior catalogue. Also, nest
quality sewing-machine Needles for all ma
chines, fto cents per dozen. II. A. Deming,
111 1'ost street San k'rum i.i-ii
Ai.t affections of the bladder and kidneys.
umueies, gravel aim iirigtu s disease are
speedily eradicated by Kearney's Extract
bn uu. It has no equal in Materia Mediea.
ooiu ny druggists everywhere.
CrRED for Four Bits- "After spending
hundreds of dollars for doctors' fees, I was
cured at last of rheumatism by investing four
in a uasfi. oi rapper Jimiau vll.
llKALU'K HCMINKMM COLLKHR,
riMUS is an excellent school for boy and young
n Alucts thorouKhly and diM-tpllnea care-
iully. voungiuen should examine till School be
fore attending lewhere. For information call at
the oillce. U Post at., or address K. k". UKALU. b. '.
COMXEKl'lAL IIOTKI,
AroXTGOMEItV are. and Kearny t..San Frane.ls
'a. co, two liiocks went of the foat-oftice Street cars
Coach and Carriaaes to the Hotel. Hobmblowcb
fAXa-.j I roprielors. Hotel Is brick, four stories, con
tains l.alarife rooms, all perfectly lighted and venti
lated, DathinK rooms, (hot and cold water) and closets
on everv f!i ... -......... i w . . . , . . -
stairs, and one Patent Uydraulic Klitatoi. Hotel
and furniliinir all nme cowt nearly litt.miu. Will tie
kept ! i but- lass, at ri-OU ner day. and less by tb
week or month. Come and bee!
M
OKSfcTS PA LACK OF AKT, 417 MOMTOOMKUT
a-. wwii r wmw.xmv.
BVy A NTVLINII MI MOV. HOOD AMI
cheap, Irom LoWKV. Front Street. 8. F.
E
I ,Sr WANTS IT. Money la It.
$lQg$25rHd,
lass.
cffod's Sons, Boston
CtpftOil Pr day at bom. Samples worth 91 free.
9j$ZU HTiasoa Co., fortlaad, Maine.
CALVCRT'O
CARBOLIC
SHEEP WASH
Ci per gallon.
T. W. JACKSON. Ban Fran
cisco. 8ole Arent for Califor
nia and Nerada.
C & P. H. TIRBELL A CO.,
lapoBTcaa axd max vpaotcbbbs or
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WO. I'LAV THBKT,
Between fcanaom and Battery. SAM FRANCISCO.
alinnfiirrnrm bya i
dren's KINK CALK WmVto . "uln"- "
wr ier, solicited and promptly tilled. All stses and
qualltUM made at the lowest market prices.
i-nn- -minr ine stimmu and prices.
KIO. F. KOIBHR.
aonjf r. coomb.
Frelht aud Baggage Transfer Co.
nilNSIC.VKFS IF FUKfl.HT ! IIACUAGK, T
V Hrrive h.-re fr.nn any p.irt .f the world, can. y
U-aviiiK their hill ..f la.l;ri, with uu. have the imhU
promptly il.-ii Vt-r'-it on arrival, or trana-KhiM-d with
out Iroilh'e to lln'ln.f!v.-.
iM-al l!a:Km,'e and i'un els UIi vcred to any part
of the citv.
PKIM U'AI. OFFICF.-r. P. n. R. Fn-lgtit Ienot.
romth ami Kin slrei'U. ui "-tiilr-
ItliAM II nFFICt Xo. MontiromerT- street.
Su friit-iii-u. (,i:n y. Mil 'CsK,
JOHN F. t(Nl'fcl.
Keferrinjr t' the nlmvc, I tike the opimrfiiiiify to
lliankold tril lion ami patn.rn.. and lintlnn Mild toy
llitereat In the sIkivc lium m-es, t.fther Willi the
lianie and imI w ill. I take p eaiin- 111 rii wiiinii nilllilf
my .iiHTMoni, Meef-m. ..urH Sr Cimiimt, to a iri'iier
otiH pulille, ami lHM-ak fur lli.-m a lilicral uliare of
tliat itmiiMH'- so Ki ueraliy kivi-u to im-.
W. J. IIKIilltXO.
JOHN 11. WIsK.
THUS. IiKNIUAN.
CHRISTY & WISE,
WOOL
Commissioa Merc-bants,
(M7 Front St.,
1. .1 ...
im i, .iiu kwin ami I .u;inr.
SAM mM.IKU.
KE.VD Vol K ORIIKHS FOB
WOOL SACKS and TWINE.
Tobacco and Sulphur,
SHEEP SHEAES, &C,
A l.irifr ktock of w tiirh In alwavii kept and sold at
rj Ish rain,
S ir" Sheep . 1. nr lHii'tifi-ri'c on com rn i ei n . tnii k
ret .rna and :Hli.f.lrt.ir .ale made fur all our tut
ti 'liters.
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES!
Mrlllns Out. on .Arraunt of ltrtirlns;
fruiH llu.luraa,
MV IMMKN'sK SIIK-K OK KTKF.L I'l. TEH,
i'liroimm. Oil I'a 1 11 1 Hitfn, l.i t li"'r.i iiIih, rliluli
t-ire liilt and Velvet Krainea. etc. i w ill Frame all
kiiiiUnf I'n ture. at to clone, out my stork of
Moulding.
1AXIKL AVIXTKK,
9tt Kearny St., hsn Francisco.
FARMERS AND GRANGERS.
rpilF- rXl)KItllXKI IS PUEPAI'ED TO OFFEU
X. kuperinr indiii emeiita at d
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES
On IV II K.T conxlened to his frli lull in Kiirope.
sal- of tl'i.inni' curicea made lor delivery. either In
Ihe I'lilli'il K 1 ntr.loni nr I '..lilllll lJlal luarkt t. Full
particular on aitlir;ttlm to
O. W. McN KAIJ. CntnnilHston Merchant.
10 Clay SI reel, Han r rani lnr.o.
You ghonlil Innnre j onr Life in the
PACIFIC
Mutual Life Insurance Go.
Or CALIFORNIA,
ITo. 41 Second St., Sacramento.
ACCUMULATED FUND, NEARLY
Oi, a a 0,000.
VI OO.OOO Approved rit I e drps.
Ilrd with ths CallTurnlia Mtattt
nrparlmrst MS) Mrrarlljr for
follry-Iloldrr strrywbsrs.
LEI.AXD RTANFOHD.
J. II. CAHUOLL. -A.
C. V ALU A NT.
Tresldent.
Vice-President.
Becretary.
Imues eTerjr deacrlprton of spprored I.tra. Ew
now mb nt. and Joint I.i r I'olii'i as, nayalile In
Oold ori urrem-y at the opliou of the luaurer, at
rates ai low tun other tnutilal companies.
It ntcelTcs a hiiclicr rate of Interest on tf lnTest
incuts than is received tiy any other Lite Insur
ance 'inn pari)- in the l omilry.
Iiiviire SOW, for thoiiKh .u may tie well to-day,
next week or ueat mouth you may oecouie uu
iusurable.
JEFFKGSS & CRAWFOUD,
GESERAL AHEXTa,
215 Sansome Street, San Francisco.
$250
A M N ril Airents wanted everywhere.
HiiHineMi hniioratile and flrat-tlaas. 1'ar
llculars sent rre. Aildrcoa
J. WOKTII A il .St. Lonls. Mo.
I I A It l-M l V: T A ' II .A H I, K It A I t.
1 1 cnahles everv ladv to haiulU'. with eaae. a Jar.
haiiitier. A'e.. without rink of .pilHiitf or droppimr,
stats size around In-low Ihe rdire. Sample, po.l paid
!i l i'llla.
.1.
A. II AKI. Denver. Col.
AWAKIIKII TO I'ALMKK'S fclHiK lOOUj . by the
Mechanics' Inxtitule Fair, Manufactory,
Kerry ni.. net ween 4111 aim 11, ran r rancisco.
fA5ITKI, AKT.-t per day (rnarsn-
11 1. 11I, to sell articles lor lame anu cm id reus
wear tnilisprnsaiiie, paienieu anu 01 real nteni.
Have onlT to lie ehlhited to sell. Adopted and ree.
oniiiiemled by lailiea' )re lii-form i'oniiiiittee ol the.
I 11 Iteii Slates. ror panic-mars auureas f.LLis man u
Co., w altnain. .Max.
NATHANIEL CURRY & DRO..
IMI'OIiTKIW ANI IIF.AI.KIW IV It It KM II A I)
Muzzle-Loading- "hsl Wans, Ml Ilea anil la
lain. Have conalant ly on hand bharp's and Ki'inlntf
lon hportin Kittea, A'lncheater and Kvans' lieneatinK
KirteB, b'oil A Greener's Celebrated Hreerh LoadiiiK
I u tile l.una. Ammunition of all kinds always uu
hand Wholesale and lb-tall. N. It Kit V A HltO..
113 riansonie Street, Wan Francim-o.
AGENTS WANTED S.?
forma, 10 t an vaw. for -11'K IV." a work real
merit, written by tlie fropiiet Hriirhatn loumr's re
liellioua wife. Mrs. Ann F'.tiza Welth Vounir. who Is
doinir more towards rllnl inti 'ral ln the atriM'lous
Morinom system than the ttoveruuicut of thu Lnlted
htatts. lur ins liberal. AUUten
J. BILVKIl.
99H Harrison St.. Han Francisco.
1
tl . TA1
CI.NWKI.L'N IIK1
AL UiHlMH. Kearny hi..
near Hush. Km kit or C11 LOkornBM
adinlniatcred. A lady assixtaut in at
tendance. .Bkiii;aiaa only em
p joyed to iierale.
FRENCH BTJRI2.
1olCTAHI.F. MILLS, HOLTINO CLOT II. MILL
Mactilnery of all descriptions. Flour Mills built
by contract or by the lav. Call Dartlcuiar attention to
our Feed Mills for Farmer's use. fcend lor descrlullya
circular ami price-nat. .nM. WAUMfcH m. (XI.,
s aim in .Mitwiun tit., fan r rancimo.
HAYES AND WHEELER CLUDS!
ATTENTION" I
f lAMPAIGN CLI'B rXIFtlltM MADE TO ORDER.
Kj tnotl for Circular and I'rlce-llsta.
COLLINS & CO.. Hatter.
Itr MllXTIIlKIIT htiiiit. - Haw Fwciaco.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
(Dr. BLT'a Patbmt).
MAVI'FACTritF.O BT MEXZO 8PRINO. Ml.
I HA Tehama street, near Third, ban rauclsco.
titntt for circular.
ARCADE HOUSE,
30 Market Mt Haai FrMflr
TT AS CHANGED HANDS-HAS BEEN ENTIItELT
AX renoTated. and Is now open for guest with or
without hoard. The House la ceutrany k m -.
.... ..n.r..rhi n.t nieaaant Dlace for straxiifers
visiting the city. Kooma n or slnirle :
wi 1 .
ORLEANS HOTEL,
Second St., bet. J and K,
Only one block from the Depot. BACBAJf ksto
W. H. WATKBN, rrorie,or.
r Irnt-clam in eeery rtuptrt- FrttrnrrUtgttolhthim.
a " a daw M I
ijplA terms free.
st home.
Aa-enta wanted. Outfit and
TKUK A CO., AacnaU. Main a.
jam. if. a. hoore,
th
Mrs. H. A. Moore would announce to ladles and gentlemen who desire ti,. ..-.-. .a . ,t . n n
suit of hair, that she has owned parlors for ila ekpresslrealment,: Thevkre,! T.i' n' 1,rnmBt r fln.
the skill to produce . full nowlni crop of hair ou' all stKes o 1 baldnea.."' a 'w trciT , euu wli" In vhe t l !
most skeptical: this Is no exaggeration. No mineral or damajfln shIm.i..,.. :.w..Vl.' will fonvlni n (lie
liiKiHiiii, u wii'Bhmw y 1 iiicrii,, r.iiiiiiinip uir r.fiuirM.1 IH'IHrit Sim llll'r Iriml m...i u ii . . ' i .1
desirfng it. No better evidence can be furnished. When ihe. ar V- a 'V.TL'V' ' c """ 'r "'
Wall part of the country.
WHAT THE WORLD WANTS
A9TKW IXVRXTIIIX, WHirif ttPR.
rlAllF anppllea the wintt f the
rifle M tst tea. Iim jatat been perfeelert .nd
shaped lMt m reKwlr 'KM UOKINU
ANII PKUMPKCTIXU Al'MKK, It lirom
atrsteted st pwrely rlesttlflr prlnrlplea,
nd lis) psrfast alnspllelty- of farinslion
well adapts It to all ItlMde of well bsr
tmg awd ssaisilsig parpnsn, Uy Ila mmm
Ihe eapenee mf obtaining; water through
oat the dry porllwna of the rouiilry . In
tarfarr ar arlealan wella, will be greally
rrdsrrd, and For prosnertlNg for tain
rrsl It will sieeeM.Hrlly saprruds all
other suae III nea now la itae.
Thla simple and prnrliri.1 ninrhliie ran
now he seen al work and thoroughly
eaamined at tlakland Point Flailing
Mllla. Mtate and I'iiunI) Itlglila lor sale,
Tlie following tOHtlinonial from Professor Wclwooi
Murray, of the rnlvrr-.it y Knenburg, and of other
prouiiuentco.lcgi s at the F-tst, speaks for itself:
No. 11 KrTTBtt STRET. t
Kan FNANi ikro. April , 1H.fi. j
Mr-ns. PfllfE A Moi:(i.N-Vir Mi; Having
at )"iir rciim-.t cxaiiiined and practically ti-sti-d your
liiachlne. f fake great pleasure in lieaiing ti'stlmony
to its v liie tor wt'll-ltorinir. Mu ll a result could i nly
lie otitaini'd from mature eg perieiice ir I he ilesiiirrala
reiiiimle, coupled with liu'a iiaiilral skill, to ilevine
Much appliaiii-ti so noS'el ss i he e vti'tision tut slid
cored aiiirer, worked by a powerlul si rew. by winch
tlie entire sysiem ot well-tMirlaur Is changed, facitilated
and cheapened, and by the soil or di lii l la'iiig brmiKlit
directly to I lie stirlace without uncoil pi iui;, or any dm
ttirham e i.f the si-realng or busing liall. Tlie oper
ation Is made so certain as to leave no iiestlon of the
trreat lieiients which will vM-eillly accrue to thlsbtnte.
Irom its iiilriMlui ln.il.
Trii.iiiig for you a rich pecuniary success, t remain,
geutleiiieu, yours truly,
WKLWooD ML UUAV,
All liifonnatloM ohtalned liy apl)liig;
To I'KK'K A MIIKIMN,
I'abiilrr.
Address t llaklnnd Point. C'al.
WATRIIOUSE & LESTER,
IMPORfKCS OK
Wagon Carriage Material
CARRIAGE HARDWARE and TRIMMINGS,
Sarven Katent Wheels,
Wcod Hut Wheeli
Of all sires, ti i arte, to
order.
Mole Ageuts for
1 1 J4- W
Adjustable Carriage Umbrella
flliril can lie attached to any 0en yehlclr. It
can tie aillnxted to any desired height, angle or
direction: la held firmly against any storm ; is trans
ferable from one carriage to another; weight, ten
Sr-'send for Illustrated circular. Address I
aim 141 Market St., and It and 91 C alifornia St.,
Sail Francisco; and 04 J street, bacralimuto.
MACHINIST TOOLS,
Hiiini and Saw Mill Machinery.
1AK ALF.R IX ALL KIN DM OF NEW AND b KUO N l
hand
ENGINES AND DOILERS,
And other Machinery Itought and Hold.
j. iip.vnv.
34 Fremont ht.. hau r rauclsco.
xj o xx .a. iu- m
CRESYLIC SHEEP DIP.
Clll'CH
Scab
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
I'wd by all Hnt- raitM-rti K-t f (h Ilucky
AlirUUlJaVlIII. rir Pllir I'J
UL. -T. 13. WATSOIST,
SIS to l llsttery Mt.. Ma rritrisro.
fir-Send for Circulars and Trice Lists.
'-'N 1 ; w aa o am -m sv sew
'I'tTIK MlXft Or I.IWIf rWT". TAI)"
1 unrivaled as s remedy. No Horseman should he
Ithout It. Good alike Mr Man or liassr, for Sprains'
lirulses. Ithsumaiism, sunt r ever, swellings, etc.
Try It and you will nse no other.
HOMKH I I.I.I AM".
1FKFMOVFI to till New Monliromery tit., on
Dlock soul ii or I'aiace iioiei. nan r raucisco.
LLOYD & ROGERS.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION AGENTS
And AUCTIONEERS.
VAKIH AMI HTAIII.KM, 41TNCTKIN' OF HATES
1 and Market i-treeU, Kan r rauclsco. llsrass
t'Mltle sail Mlieem sold on Isniail.alsn
1 tioroiiKh tired Stock shipped to all paMsof the world
ISueclal Agents for the Australian Colonies. Fverycon
venience for ilreakinn and lrlving Yoihik llorsi-son
the remtses. t'oali advanced on all dcacrlittoua of
l,i ve etiM'k.
YWIIE1V A
OU VISIT SAN FRANCISCU
t'A. IIa UPON
DONALD EE.
P
'I'iik F.wnFXT i.inof i i.Aiitinv.
L ant end Healer, now stopping at o. MI
Hearny 1st reel. Han r rancisco. i nirsnre, liooni
III. who makes ine loiiosinn 1'roiMisiiniiist
FlrstNocharee unless KNTlllfc-sallsfai'tlon ts (rtTeri.
hiond He sill read your I'AfT. I'HKhKNT. and
Fl'TI'KF, Kuaranleeinn tlie I'ast to lut correct or
Third Advice riven In reference to lost friends,
property, love, or huslness: satisfaction or no fee.
' fa.'.i.rt-Siir iu in m r health he will lm-ate rout disease.
describe sympioms ami 1 'V- "' .'CT1 a
OI'FS'I ION. Tills health eiam (nation Is made y the
7 ....'i...r.,i art i.r Marh'iliMrv. without an, vtmlilecl-
...... a. Inillt'UllllI llllflll. n I I lit M 1 r-" r i "
aininallon of riiseas-d orifaus, aud Is Klveu aa aUot of
.l.i' i'juiIv lfVonr disease la cnrstile. he will
ftt'Alt ANTKK t restore the health without using a
drop of any drug. y a melho-l of treat nt es-u-
tiall his own. Particular afiention (tlven to Nervous
, IT..HI. m I .wium Kill. 1. 1'..
i. iii.MiiniMiism. Neuralirta. Mental Weakness.
Lswof nieniory, and sll diseases list ing their origin
LveraV ngfrom ! " ll'fr a Health fc
fT. i. .7. ... a IMiIIm of Character, both being
liven K HKF. t- all. as a lest of power.
Full health examination sent to people at a distance
Who Inclose JO mrer-vm, ni-iiiiin,, wiih iinvi"Kratll or
i.r.1. ,.r iiair. i-eoiiie i.i i ui.i.i.r v i.iiiiik inv oast
i i..i.i miit Inclose corre't date of lurlh. .ith
Iim k of hair and In gold, when s written lattny
will te sent ny nrpi Miii.
Ki nd all monies by registered letters, or Weill,
Fargo A Co.
Hours irom o a. miiiii r, m.
UfllOn WIRE MATTREGG CO.
MM KTH IMH KXTIHKLV BtlV. AMU
O BUPKItlOlt TO ALU
FOU 8TKENOTH. MOHTWIWS AND 00KABILITT
UABUlU-AbliKU.
The only Mattress
THAT CAM BK TIGHTENED OB LOO8EWB0 AT
PLKA8UHE.
Warranted fnr fire veara Head fnr Clrenlar aaa
Fries Uat to TRUMAN o. CLAUK.Sote Acest.
SIS Market HU Ban Fraociaco. sl.
a. o. o.
COCHRANE & RICHMOND,
DEuTIOTO.
M Market Street, Coresr stooktoB, Sa frsaelMO.
1 ?-v
J 1 -V
ORMi 'nrt RnTirii; hair piiouijikh.
sst., sua rrsurlan
my
' anisnes.
i'reparatluui sent
Tha Leading Optical Depot of th Pacific Coif.
C . MULLEB,
Wholesale and lii lall
OPTICIAN,
.'30
n.t: i .r Mo.,ury 8t
uyiibcuocb.
.' Neai Hush
GomI.
H.Franctsuo
RecT4rt its. Tlielr adaptation to tlie varlon. eon
anions of sltrhl Iihs In en my sieclslty for upw ards of
IMI ears. DiriH'tiona ami Price l.. mailed free.
orders by mail receive prompt attention . floods
forwarded per Wells. Fa run A Co.. C. o. I., sulilect
to approval. Address C. Mri.l.Kit, fitlclnn, ISA
Moli mimicry street, near Jlu.li.han J-'ihiicIsio, CiJ,
THE IPJTJEri:
WYCKOFF PIPE.
For Water or Gas.
i is .Wit "iia".sisajii " "
HKAI'FT ANII ItKKT IMI'K MADK. (IT A IS A N
teed tu land any reiUlred pressure. No skllh-d
liihor necessary to fit her lay or tap It,
Mend Fur I'lrculais Mini I'rlce 1. 1st lo
c. i. win: AT,
Manufdcturcr and Hole Agent for the Pacific Coast
Tlf Fonrlli Ml.. Mnn FihiicIsco.
SAX FKAXCISCO
Journal of Commerce.
TIIK liAHIJKVT, JIT ItKI.IAIII.H,
a hu
Best Commercial Paper
Pt nLISIIKI) OV TIIK PACIFIC COAST.
IT -TAIXM
A Comploto List of Jobbers' Tricos,
And a Oonoral Roviow of all
Goods sold in this Market.
A MF.nciIAVT WILL HAVE MICH MOKE THAN
TIIK PICK K OK TIIK PAPKIl HV HI'HhCKIII
INU mil TIIIH VAl.l'AIILK .lOI UNAU
Termi cf Sutscription, $5.00 per Year.
tir-MAMipl 'oiles sent on Aiillra.
lion.
S. F. Journal of Commerce Pubtiihlng Co.,
414 tl.AV NTItl'.KT,
E. V. WOOLSEY,
vsv-nunnw3o
Breeder of Thoroughbred bpanish
Merino sliee. from Vermont Prsmluni hlock.at
Kerkeli-v. Alsnii ila I ouiitv. Horse curs every half
hour fruin Broadway Malum, Oak laud. 1 I TV Urntl.
4IW 4'wlitornlMi alreel.hsii rrHin l.ro.
EVERY
Farmer, Miner and Granger
IIOVLD aCHSCHIBB FOl Till
SAN rilAXCIHCO
WEEKLY POST
The Popular Weekly.
Enlarged and Improved.
Tbo Best and Cheapest.
IT ADVOCATES THE RIGHTS OF SETTIERI.
ONLY $2.00 A YE All.
ONLY $2.00 A YEAR.
ONLY $2.00 A YEA II.
Postage to rts. additional.
ir-8enfi for Pam nle Copy. The low price at which
It is puhltshcd commands for It a very larire c irula.
Hon. Kvery Farmer and Huslness Man should sub
scribe for It. Au unequalled medium lor Advei tl.ers.
Tic San Francisco Daily Eyot Post
Will be Entarl awl Improved.
THE POPULAR JOURNAL OF SAN FRANCISCO.
srved hjr farriers at l t-9 eta. pet
Meek i toy Mall, one. ifr, 'M"7.
n. on til a, KM, .-,. t hres tonllis, II.Mi
I'salsgs TO rts. sdillllsiisl.
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nd 118 BEaLE ST., SaN FRINCISC0.
V. N. V. C.
No. 110.
KENDALL'S
Improved Quartz Mill
QUARTZ MINING REVOLUTIONIZED
A MOHT. CHEAP and I'OWKItKL'I, MILL at on
J half the cost of the usual styls. Heud (or Circa,
lar and I'lice List Ul
STEPHEN KENDALL.
Cart of r. A. Ilanllngion,
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Man rranrlaeo. t'al.
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Isatllal, Cfcarrls aft ' Makrra, Hoaion
All flrst-elasa Instrnments. Kesaon
abls trlooa. Kmy lasiallaisatsi Mend
lor M 1 1 nss Batoai e.Atoioarno.
JAMES S. SMITH, Gon'l Agent,
M Mtoekton Mtroet. Ran Francises.
The JI'HII.KK ORI4AWM nlaoaoltt tiers.
Utility Adjuitablt Ttblei
At 109 Stockton St., San Francisco.
Al IE TREATED
WITH SUCCIII
At tha horns of tha patleat
Without tba UMoftue
KNIFE OR CAUSTICS
and without pal a. Add real
Or. A. H. BROWN,
NEW HATEM. CONN.
Corrstpoodanc from phytlclant ahto aollctad.
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