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PERSONAL.
Olk Bull ami wife have returned from
Europe, and are in Boston.
It is proposed to raise a monument to
Henry A.WUe, in Richmond.
31 ess Julia Griffin has nearly finished
her bust of Governor Tildeu.
John De Bp.ot is organizing the Chi-ci-o
house of A. T. Stewart & Co.
John Bright has accepted the degree
of LL. D. tendered him by Williams Col
lege? Maria Mitciiell, the astronomer,
thinks science can't be taught by text
books. Henry Ward Beech er lectured at
Montreal on the "The Minstrelsy of
Wealth."
Eastern rumors announce that Abdul
Iluruid will be dethroned and Mehemid
Keshid be made Sultan.
T)e Witt Talmagk has resigned his
position as editor of the Christian at
Work and becomes editor of the AI entire.
John F. Cleveland, for thirty years
connected with the New York Tribune,
is dead. lie married Horace Greeley's
sister.
The monument of Columbus has been
unveiled at the Centennial Grounds.
Grand civic and military demonstrations
prevailed.
It is iM that there is no one in Cali
fornia capable of taking Ualston's place
us an entertainer t distinguished per
sons. A . 1 . Herald.
The King of Bavaria was lately in
Paris, when he went about enveloped in
a large cloak, and observing the strictest
incognito, as is Ins custom.
John Jacob Astok has been nominat
ed for Mayor by a Greenback Associa
tion. Alter this there can Ihj nothing
grotesque in politics. Ar. Y. Tribune.
A California woman offered Edwin
Booth $ 100 to kiss her, but after a second
look at the paint on her face he ottered
her $'2.3 not to bother him. Detroit Free
J' its.
Major V. "W. Lander, formerly pri
vate secretary to Senator Charles Sumner,
but for the past two years a well-known
politician of Colorado, died suddenly in
Jeuver.
Cardinal Manning's solicitor has run
away with 150,000 which he held as
trustee for Cathotic charities and asso
ciations. The Cardinal himself loses
$40,000.
Professor Charles Davies, LL. D.,
long an instructor at West Point, and au
thor of a number of popular mathemati
cal works, died recently at Fishkill on
the Hudson, in the sevtutv-uiuth vear of
his age.
New Orleans Bulletin: He now thinks
it unsafe to leave blotting-paper around
the office. His wife found this on a piece :
:euS tseraed
.scvolg fo xob dnes lliw I
.EILLlW
"Professor" Dixon, who performed
the "living burial" feat recently at Bel
vedere, Sou til Carolina, died of fever a
few days ago, nod was buried in the iden
tical coffin which he hud used in perform
ing, his trick.
The Japanese Educational Commission,
after having spent four years in examina
tion of the various systems of education
in Europe and America, has selected the
Boston system as the model which it w ill
represent at home.
Charles Francis Adams has com
pleted the life of his father, John Quincy
Adams, and the concluding volume, the
twelfth, is now in the press of Lippincott,
of Philadelphia, and will appear in the
course of the autumn.
One of the bandits captured in Minne
sota shows great familiarity with the
poetry of Byron. It would be interesti ng
to know how much of the responsibility
for those outrages should he saddled upon
"The Giaour" and "The Corsair."
The furnace designed by Dr. LeMoyne,
of Washington, Pennsylvania, for the
purpose of cremating such persons as may
be desirous of being reduced to ashes af
ter death, has bqen manufactured at Pitts
burg and shipped to its destination.
G race Green wood writes from abroad :
"Our handsome young novelist, Julian
Hawthorne, lives in Twickenham (near
London), old classic ground of genius,
lie leaves a life of study and labor,re!ieved
by recreation of the most simple and sen
bible sort, and gladdened by the presence
of his lovely wife and children."
Mr. Moody had preached during the
past summer at Greenfield, which is near
.Northiifcld, Mass., his summer home.
Some of the citizens of Greenfield sent
him, says the Boston Congregationalist,
"a check for a considerable sum, in grate
ful consideration of his labors. He
promptly returned it, saying he went
among them for the love of it and not for
the money."
Koijert Barnwell Uhett, of South
Carolina, died in St. James Parish, La.,
last week. He was a native of South
Carolina, having been born in Beaufort
on the 21th of December, 1800. deceiv
ing a liberal education, he adopted the
profession of the law. He will be re
membered as the man who first advocated
on the lloor of Congress a dissolution of
the Union. He was a prominent mem
ber of the Confederate Congress, and
since the war has lived on a retired plan
tation in Louisiana.
Bisnop Janes. The Methodists have
met with agrcat loss in the death of Bishop
Janes. He was one of the niost industri
ous and popular of the bishops, singularly
modest ami unpretentious. He has given
the church fifty years of earnest and un
npialed labor. He was always ready for
any service, any where, at any time, "in
labors abundant, in work oft." Very
early in his ministry he bought a
wild farm among the mountains of New
Jersey at Bernardsville. He lived there
a large part of his life. The locality be
came the popular resort of wealthy New
Yorkers. Bishop Janes, quietly holding
on, became possessed of a large wealth.
A man by the name of Oliver came from
Ireland. He worked his passage by tak
ing care of the sick. He won the affec
tion of some of the passengers, who prom
ised to look out for him. Mrs. Janes
was in want of a trusty man to take care
of the place and run the farm. Oliver
was recommended to the lady and he en
tered into her employ thirty years ago.
He remained faithful and successful till
about five years since. He was then able
to buy the Bishop's place with his elegant
mansion. He is now one of the wealthy
of Bernardsville, and has a regal income
from summer boarders. Bishop Janes
was a catholic man, loyal to his church,
but at home in all denominations. His
voice was feeble, his manner not prepos
sessing, yet he was one of the most ear
nest and successful preachers in his church.
At times he would work himself up into
a whirlwind of excitement, and shriek
like an eagle in a storm. Boston Journal.
How Cooke, the Musician, Explained.
At a trial of the Court of King's Bench
in 1813. between certain music publish
ers, as to an alleged piracy of an arrange-
ment ot tne song oi -ine uiu nngiisii
Gentleman," Cooke was subpoenaed as a
witness by one of the parties.
On his cross examination by Mr James
Scarlett for the opposite side, that learned
counsel questioned him thus:
"Now. sir. you say tnat tne iwo melo
dies are the same, but different; now what
do you mean by that, sir?"
To this Tom promptly answereu:
"I said that the notes of the two copies
were alike, but with different accent, the
one being in common time, the other in
six-eight time; and consequently the po
sition of the accented notes wasdiffereut."
"Now, pray, sir, don't beat about the
bush, but explain to the jury, who are
supHsed to know nothing about music,
the meaning of what you call accent."
Cooke "Accent in music is a certain
stress laid upon a particular note, in the
same manner as you would lay stress on
any word, f.r the purpose of being better
understood. Thus, if I were to say, 'You
are an hum,'' it rests on ass: but if I were to
say, 'Yon are an as-,' it rests on you, Sir
James."
Shouts of laughter by the whole court
followed this repartee. Silence at length
having In-en obtained, the Judge, with
mat h seeming gravity, accosted the coun
sel thus: "Are you sati-tied, Sir James?"
Sir James (who had become scarlet in
more than his name), in a great hutf,said:
"The witness may go down."
A Disappointed Maid.
Miss Stokes consideres work very un
ladylike, and the kitchen Ialor "perfectly
shocking." But w hen an iudustrious ami
sensible young man began to occasional
ly drop in and spend an evening, she
very wisely refrained from expressing
these convictions, after hearing him on
several occasions severely denounce the
frivolity and indolence so laslnonablc at
present with many of the young ladies of
Philadelphia.
Entertaining a high regard for the
young man, sue uetc mined ro surprise
him by some great teat of ber industry
and perseverance, and last evening as
they were seated together on the parlor
sofa, after the conversation had U-gun to
flag, she artfully allowed a sigh to escape
her.
"Are you unwell?" he tenderly in
quired. "No, I am quite well."
"But you sighed," he persisted.
"Yes; but I suppose it was because I
felt so tired."
"Have you been busy?"
"Oh! yes. indeed," was the reply.
"Why, would you Indieve it? I cut out a
totrd and made it all myself to-day."
There has been a coolness between the
parties ever since, the reason of which
he has never been fully able to explain,
but she anjjrily remarked the next morn
ing that some men were foolish enough
to imagine that a woman ought to be able
to do more work than a fifty horse-power
steam engine.
The Kmploymeiit of Time.
The foundation of all economy is a
wise disposition of time. Let that be ac
quired and true economy in everything
else will infallibly ami speedily follow;
and the most difficult step toward acquir
ing it is a real and wise economy of time.
Economy has, in fact, got a very bad
character with the great majority of peo
ple because it is confounded with stingi
ness; though, in fact, they are so far from
being connected that stinginess is a very
deadly enemy to real economy, while
liberality and generosity must be con
lined to words and w ishes w here economy
is not served.
Still some persons imagine that if they
play the niggard with every cent and
every article of which they can obtain
jossession they are good economists. A
more wretched and complete mistake can
not be made. Economy is the right em
ployment of money ami means, not the
hoarding and burying of them. To save
is very laudable and desirable, but it is
no saving to lay up certain piecesof coiu
w hile we shiver for want of fuel or faint
for want of food which those pieces of
coin would purchase; to do so is to save
the coin, indeed, but it is to save it at the
expense of that health and that duration
of life which no amount of money can
purchase or compensate for.
Eccentricities of Great Men. We
find, says the New York Time, that the
story entitled "The Hose of Death," re
published in the Time of Sunday from
the Cornhill Jifii'',originally appeared
in Harper' Bazaar, some five years ago,
under the title of "Otto of Hoses." The
story was purchased by Messrs. Harper
fc Brothers from Julian Hawthorne, and
that versatile person would appear to
have slightly expanded and touched up
this early production and resold it to the
publishers of the Cornhill. We have
had some similar experience of the sharp
practice of the novelist of the period in
regard to stories purchased from Mr.
Bret Harte, ami to a story for w hich we
were on the point of paying an agent of
Mr. Wilkie Collins. It is perhaps natural
that authors who arc appreciably poorer
because of the lack of an international
copyright law, should be tempted, now
and again, to indemnify themselves by
selling the same wares twice.
Bishoi Wuiri'i.E, of Minnesota, con
tributes a statement to the discussion of
the Indian question which bears hardly
upon the reputation of the United States
as a civilized nation. He says that we
have not an hundred square miles of
territory in which a massacre of whites
or Indians has not occurred, and that
we have spent 500,000,000 in Indian
wars; while the same two races in the
British dominions, constantly thrown into
contact, have never had a massacre,
and the whites have never spent a dollar
in Indian wars. This contrast leaves
nothing to be said in apology for the
policy of the Americans. This state
ment, so far as we can remember the his
toric facts, is perfectly true. Interior.
Says Prof. Huxley of our colleges:
"The English universities arc the product
of government; yours of private munifi
cence. That among us is almost un
known. The general notion of an Eng
lishman, when he gets rich, is to found
an estate and benefit his family. The
general notion of an American, when for
tunate, is to lo something for the good of
the people and from which benefits shall
continue to flow. The latter is the nobler
ambition."
Dr. Sears say that the majority of the
Southern (States have made slow but
steady progress in education; two or
three have manifested renewed interest
and energy. The conviction of the neces
sity of public schools is gaining ground
everywhere.
8 AN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Quotations, unless otherwise Bpecifled.rep
reaent receivers' prices in lots, marketed on
wharf or from store.
FLOUR. Exports for the week aggregate
35,ouo qr sks. Our market was not active,
though we have had a fair local and export
demand. The steamer Oceanic is loading
fur China, and is to take considerable quan
tities of Flour. We quote superfine at
4 lJ5(gf4 standard brands, f 4 V-JJj'dj
4 extra eupertiue, $." Vi); extra fam
ily, .j -.(;.
WHEAT. The market for Wheat has been
quiet but tirm, at prices ranging from $1 (JO
j$l 05 fur fair to choice shipping. Holder
nave iiau ineir lueus well up in coiisenucnce
of the bullying movement noted in our last
reiwtrt. Some have even been holding for
l 7jX, and confident that the offer made by
llie ecceiilt le nuyer would be sustained and
higher prices would rule throughout the
season. Hut millers and shippers were not
willing to submit. 6eeinj; no occasion for this
forced but temporary rise in values. Thus
we have not had the active trade in this cer
eal that otherwise would have occurred, had
this illegitimate movement not happened.
Tliouh, notwithstanding this picayune ut
tcinpt, we have a continued active export
movement. Since the lirst inst, '21 clearan
ces, representing TJ.Tl'J ttls, up to the loth,
and 4 more on the 14ih, making in all
clearances up to this writing, bciu an aver
age of - cargoes each working day. Liver
pool quotations are lc lower than for the
same time la.-t week. We quote extra mill
ing Wheat at $1 l 1 ; extra super
line, il .V2;a ((4il i.; fcupeiline, $1 4U ij
$ I 4", according to quality; choice fehip
ping, $1 ii,l(itl l;ur to good shipping,
1 o7ai,l titJ; Mixed Wheat, $1 301 40,
as to condition.
liAULEV. Choice brew ing and chevalier
continues to be in good request for shipping'
L.t by sea. The ship Uiue Jacket curried
:,;t4 tla to New Yoik, and the U.J. Moul
toii nailed lor li.tltimorc on the I '.Il.li, carrying
ltv-l ctls. Feed kinds are in abundant sup
ply; prices unchanged. We quote bay feed
al '.NKiiikV; count feed, f'i.' (i'."c ; chevalier,
l J."v!&$l o."; eatru choice, l 4li1;l 45;
brewing,! t0(i f I 1
OAT. The arrivals from the coast con
tinue free. Otlering on 'Change ure largely
of poor to fair grades; choice milling scarce.
We quote milling ul 1 0iitl T.": ltihhI to
choice fecit, l oO i fl 00; ordinary feed,
i :il 40.
CO UN. We continue to have an ample
supply and large otlering ; demand only
moderate. Large yellow and white are quot
able at l 10; smail rouud, l l." jfetl; mull
yellow, f I 141 I,1.
UYL. We quote: tl .Vr?l GO.
WOOL. Our market has again been active
and buoyant. S-ulcs aggregating upwards of
l,T.V,o tu lbs since our la.-t report, and prices
are again marked up fully lc higher. Choice
Northern continues to be lirinly held. Choice
Oregon Valley Wools are hcM at "J'ic. Ship
ments during the month of September, by
rail, aggregate about i,0OO,H)O H).-. The ship
liluc Jacket on the lOih iust carried N2,Ni.
tbs for New York. We quote: Oregon Val
ley, iioo; Eastern, iiOUlc; California fall,
free, good to tine staple, 14)a(jil0c; fall hur
ry, lU(l::c; fall Northern, Is UK:; Northern
fancy, J0viJ"J'Je.
Hai.S a.no BAGGINt;. The market is
abundantly supplied w ith grain Sacks, and in
round lots sales have been cttecled below our
quotations. We quote: barley Hags, 2-X40,
al l:V; barley Bags, 24x40, 14Jac; Barley
Bags, 2)x:Jo, loje; -Machine-sewed, 11.
lUc; x;i, Hand-sew cd, U-Jxiw;, 11)1;
Flour Sacks, halves, lc; Flour Sacks,
quarters, bic; Standard Gunnies, 1 ljlic;
W ool Sacks, 4 His, ifZyv; Wool Sacks,
lbs, 4,1'c; Burlaps, 4. in., Ve ; Burlaps, 40 in.,
Sc; Burlaps, bO m., lutrc.
BEANS. lts from wharf are quotable as
follows: Bayo, ih0.ti -r0; small White,
l ."H(il 7-; l'ea,fl I S"; l'ink, ;iO(,
: OO; Ued, 2,14(ti5,'i,c; large Butter, 1 1H
Z lO; medium do, tl o.(i, t 7).
DA IKY moDUCE. The following com
parative table will show the increased pro
duction of Butter and L hecee feince ls.":
litU. J!nttrr-ft Cherr-1t.
filly 1, i. lo.liiiy 1, V.l .'.."si.im vi.;al.. i
Jiwy i. l ..!. to July 1. i.t.r,w 4.a-.,1ii
.Juy 1. Ii., to July 1. H,;io,im &.;i.'.,i
July 1, jSia. to Ju.y 1, '. Ur.,yl i,.".s,iiK
The market ha? been inactive. Receipts
large uud stocks accumulating. Strictly
prime ami fancy roll commands 4.c, and
an occasional box of such as I'oint
Kcyes a trifle higher; the supply of such
goods are usually light, but all oilier
grades ure dull; common to fair roll extreme
ly dull; pickled roll by the single bbl, :JJ,lc ;
iirkui aleaily. Kggs tirm, Willi an occasional
sale at 50e. Ea.-itern and Salt Lukes are in
large receipt; w ith the scarcity of fresh Cali
fornia the demand is good. Choice fresh roll
California Butter, 42i((i4.c; fairtogood roll,
;50:ic ; pickled roll, :0(j,:;c; lirkin, 'Z't
(is'.iOc lb; Cheese California, ll(il4c;
Eastern Cheese, 10(ijl4c B; California
Eggs, 45uj; "Oc; Oregon Eggs, 40c; Eastern
Eggr, tiiiyA'c 1 doz.
FUL'i l S. Grapes and Apples are in abun
dant supply the former are extremely low
and dllticult to cll. lVaches are out ol mar
ket. Choice eatingI'ears sell well. We quote :
Beaches, tt, out..H-; Bears, fair to choice,
V box, 7n:(iif -; Blums, :(i2e V tt;
tirapes, -I5(jt7oc Vhox; Strawberries, fl UO(4
OO f4 chest of bO lbs; Bananas, i 50(
4 00 V bunch; Pineapples, t U0( 50 t
doz; Limes, 10 00(ptfJ 5J V M; Canta
loupes, 7': irtt $1 ' V doz; Watermelons,
4 oO(tf5 0O f 1O0; Crau berries, if 10 uo
flX Oo.
FKUITS, DKIEIX There Is a good de
mand for choice stock. We quote Apples,
quartered, at o(i 7c V 0! Apples, sliced, oj-
((4 7i'e; Apricots, llLJc; Beaches, 07c;
Blums, pitied, l,14c.
POTATOES and ONIONS. The arrivals
of Potatoes and Onions have been more
abundant, though choice Potatoes sold up to
$1 1-. Onions, 00i70c. Sw eets have teeu
plenlilul, and very cheap. At this writing
the market is tirm at 75e. We quote: Choice,
l OOyiil B-iji'; fair to good, kko.S.x: V loo
lbs; Sweets, 7:e "ty loO lbs. Onions, tiO(?Oc.
PUOYISIONS. Jobbing rates are for Cali
fornia Smoked Bacon and Eastern Sides,
in jobbing lots, l.1) 17c for heavy to light;
California plain Hams, le; Eastern Hams,
lH(;j'0c; California Lard, 14) (t$ lOjc;
Eastern do, l"(ftl7-a for all styles ol package;
California Smoked Beef, P.i3(!l4c lb; Beef
Tongues, $JOOO; Pigs' Feet, i4 00; Mess
Beef, $'J 50(rtll 00 for bbls, and G S0jj
uo for hf bbls; Pork, fl'JOO for Prime,
oil for Prime Mess, '-i4 OO for Mess and
i-lt 0t$24 00 for Clear and Extra Clear.
POULTRY". We quote: Hens.f 7 )0(jjf S 00;
Roosters, 5 00f($t 00 V dz; Broilers, :j 50
(4$4 50 V doz; Geese, tame, OU(,r; 5o fl
pair; Ducks, do, 7 OO'j 00 V doz; Tur
keys, live, lbcrt lHe.
HIDES. The demand Is good. Dry,
14(l5c, for usual selections; Wet Suited
are quotable at 5(4c. The New York price
at date given at 10c, gold, for dry.
TALLOW. Market abundantly supplied
at ScO'e for good to choice.
CORN MEAL, Fine kinds for the table,
2(!oc y Q; coarse kinds for feed, $-7 50o
ot y ton.
BUCK. WHEAT. New crop 6ales at 12 75.
BRAN axo MIDDLINGS. The mill prices
of Bran arc reduced to flu 50(jtl7 50, and
24 OO y ton for middlings.
HAY. Poor and medium grades plentiful;
choice wheat iu demand. We quote prices
within the range of 7 00(3113 W, according
to quality. ...
HOPS. Our market continues to be active
and higher prices are asked; 30c seems to be
the figure named for good to choice State
Hops. A few bales received from Washing
ton Territory sold at 24(25c. Quality not
jroodthe same old complaint as of former
years; full of stems. The market is firm at
2&:e for fancy, and 25&27.c for fair to
prime.
STRAW. A good article is salable at 5o
COc y bale.
MEATS and LIVE STOCK. Beef plenty;
strictly choice sells at 74c. Mutton plenti
ful at quotations. Hogs in good supply;
strong demand. Calves less plentiful. I he
The following are the wholesale rates: Beef,
4j ii(&7lic, according to quality ; Calves, 5(gSc ;
Mutton, 3(S54c; Lamb, spring, 5Xdi0c;
Pork (Gross), 0ibV,c; do dressed, S'iM'-'e.
N UTS. Aluionds, 10c for hard and lS(20c
for soft shell; Brazil, BitftUc; Filberts, 10
M'iOe; Hickory, IO?Uc; Pecan, 12gl4c;
Chile Walnuts, 10 11c; California Walnut
lOirfllc; California Peanuts. H'Jc y D; Co
coanuts, 7 00&S 00 y hundred.
SEEDS. There is a good demand for brown
Mustard Seed, chiefly for milling purposes.
We quote: Flax, y lb, 3gX:; Mustard,
2)3:!c; California Canary, t12c; Alful-
fa, HWPJc.
HONEY. Choice new white In frames, 12
14c, in email lots; fair white, 1012c;
dark, 63c; t rained, 510c.
BEESWAX. Receipts are light with a fair
demand; quotable at 25(27c.
Perfect Hotel Comforts.
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PuoPKiiruB asd TaoRoroa Scfbeyihios.
All Americans who have traveled in Eu
rope have iM-en unanimous in speaking oi
the great inferiority of Ihe hotel of London,
Paris. ienna. Berlin and other cities to those
of New York and S.tu Francisco. In his
Innoc ents Almvnl" M:irk Twain i particu
larly severe on the bad uecoinnnKlat ioii fur
nished by European Hotels and the indiffer
ence of "the proprietors to the wishes and
comforts of their guests. The fact is, hotel-
keeping in Europe has never la-en eievaieu
into a science u. in San Francisco, for the
simple reason that there ar no boniface
there or the tact, experience and gentlemanly
instincts of H. H. Pearson, the itopular pio
prietor of the Cosmopolitan Hotel of this
city.
This old-established, commodious and elegantly-furnished
hotel.on the comer of Bush
anil Sansome streets, has, ever since Mr.
Pearson assumed the management, been the
favorite city residence of the most prominent i
residents of California, in addition io ocing
the permanent abode of several of the lead
ing business men of San Francisco and their
families. Well know ing how greatly cheer-fully-furnished
rooms, prompt ami courteous
attendance, a sumptuously-provided table,
and other desiderata of a positive nature
contribute to the popularity ami success of
hotel life, Mr. Pearson has always paid the
greatest attention to every department of
his immense establishment, and personally
looked afle r the comfort of transient a well
as permanent guests. Even the marketing
is done under his personal supervision, w bile
the culinary department receives his watch
ful care. He is iu fatt the model hotel pro
prietor of San Francisco, and all persons
who have experienced the joys of living at
the CosmoHilit oi know w hat it is to realize
the greatest comfoils of human existence.
The whole building has just been renovat
ed, and is now more attractive than ever.
All the walls are of a delicate white, new
carpets have been laid down, and ilegnnt
new furniture in trod need, while Ihe beautiful
tliniug-rooui has liecn made more cheerful
than ever. The comforts of stopping there
have in consequence been greatly increased,
and this hotel should receive the preference
over all others. S. Jst.
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Masonic Savings and Loan Bank,
No. t Post street, Masonic Temple, San Fran
cisco, California. For particulars please
send for Circular.
We take pleasure in culling the attention
of our readers to the Althouse and Kamond
windmills. We saw them in operation at
the State Fair ot Sacramento, and believe
that they are the best as well as the cheapest
windmill in use. It will cost but a triile to
send for circular and price-list. Thev are
for sale by Baker iV: Hamilton of San "Fran
cisco and Sacramento, w hose advertisement
w ill be found iu our columns.
Cancer cax ib Cukro. Dr. Bond, of
Philadelphia, announce his discovery for
Ihe radical cure of Cancer. JVw Knife! Xo
I'ain! So Catitticf Remedies with full direc.
tions sent anywhere. Pamphlets and particu
lars sent?. Address with stamp, lr. II.
T. Bond. SOU- North Broad st-Philadelphia. Fa.
E. Bi-ttrkic-k cv Co.'s Pattek.ns, the stand
ard of fashion. Fall styles just received.
Send postage stamp for catalogue. Also, best
quality sewing-machine Needles for all ma
chines, .SO cents per dozen. II. A. Ileming,
111 Post street, San Francisco.
Visitors to tub Faik should also visit
Wm. Shews Photograph Gallery, 115 Kearny
street, San Francisco, before leaving the city.
His pictures are the U-st and prices lower
than at any other first-class gallery iu the
city. Cards, Z per doz.
Bkigiit's disease, dialattes, gravel, and all
discuses of Ihe bladder and kidneys cured by
Keakney's Extuact Bctnr. It is safe.etli
cacious and reliable. Sold by druggists
everywhere.
Tkappek's Indian Oil The simplcsrtnd
most powerful remedy for rheumatism, neu
ralgia, sore throat, and all aches and pains.
Sold everywhere, at fifty cents per flask.
MOItoiT! IWLA:K OK Altr, 41? MON'IUOMUUY
M ., Han t r unci wo.
Jl"V A WTVMNII RI MMV, fJMM AHI)
J cheap, troin boWICV. S4M t rout Street. . K.
Y f flV KA M 1 v w A NTS IT. Money in It.
J hold ty Agents. A .1.1 rex M. N.UlVKI.U Krle. ps.
Send for Chromo Catalogue.
rrroiu'i Hunk, boston Mass.
'tStOfl per Af l hon,e- Samples worth SI free.
KTlNfton 0.. I'ortland. Maine.
50
HMIMTOI. S'AHIIM. or SS ASNOHT-
rd SnowflaWe, Knihossed. etc., wilh your ume
r Tinted on them for 0 cts. Ay ml WanUd.
1 samples for mmn. No postals answered.
I. V. 4 !. !:-. It kin 'a Ton, Mass.
AWAKDMl T PAI.MKK'8 KDOK TtMlLH nythe
Mechanics' Institute. Kalr, VS',3. Manufactory.
Berry St.. between tth and Mh. San Krsnrlseo.
J I.. -4jM Kl.lM lC.
. 1 AL koo.M.s, Kearny ISt..
near ltu-h. trimnr CiiMiminiiis
administered. A lady sum. taut in attendant-,
liainuirit only sin
pioyed to Yer.ite
W'AVTKD for the ninut
AJ tTr a n popular sellinif ItisiKS
JmCSII 19 published. Address, for
full partirutars, A. I..
IIAXt SC4IFT' Q., Ttl MKKET ST.. S. V.
8700
IVIWI-: ICA!4 II 4f IMACKKN
to lease, at llsi.r Mihn liar, known
as the Vasquez lt:in h. 8plendid early
rotato land; will hriiitf Tolnnteer Crop of Karley.
Us house, larxe harn and Krauary. and other out
ImuH-i. Miikt lie let iK-fore November 1st. J-'or par
ticular, address or call on
bTliAfllAX. PF.IKCE A CO..
Ttixm 7, Q Mtrki-t St., San Kraiiciiwo.
ALTHOUSE AND RAYMOND
rpilE Rest and Cfiespest Self K inilfiiiu Mill In the
L World Liiilit.Durahle and Mniplein tjonstrtirtlon.
Send for Price list to HAKKK A HAMILTUlf,
ot San l-'rsni is-o and hacramento
NATHANIEL CURRY & DRO.,
1MPOUTK1W AND DKAI.KlCH I.V HltKKC II AND
Muzzle Loa4linif ! '. Kltlea and Vim
tl. Have coiistaotly on hand sharp s and Iteminir
ton Sporlinif Kifle. Winchester and Kvana' kepeatiiiK
Uifles. hcoti Oreener's Celehrated Hreerh Loadins;
lh. utile U ii ns. Ammunition of all kinds always on
hand-Wholesale and ltall. N'. CI KUV A 111 JO..
113 Sansome Street. Ssn F'rsnelmo.
AGENTS WANTED
W KVKRV I'Ul-STY,
For all the fastest si lling Hooks.
Apply ti r. DKWISd sft CO..
SO Kmi St.. S. V.
FKElsTCII IB TJ 12, 12,
lOUTABLK MILLS, BOLTING CUlTII, MILL
L Machlnrry of all descriptions. Flour Mills built
by eontrart or by the day. Call particular attention to
our Keed Mills for Farmer's use. Send lor desertptlva
clrcuiar.aud prlee-llst. JOS. WAUNKK CO..
I IS and IIS Mission Sr.. San Kranetneo.
Divorces!
Legally and quiet
ly obtained. Legal
ererr where. Resi
dence Immaterial. Adaitt sufficient proof. e
sfter decree. Address (with stamp)
11 S. MAIiV Y5, t)9 Wssblagioa St,, Chicago, UL
CALVCRT'O
CAMOLIO
SHEEP WASH
i per lalloa.
T. W. JACKSON. Baa Frar
cineo, Hole Agent for Califof
nit tnrt N (!.
T
C. & P. H. TIBSELL & CO..
IMPOBTBBa AND C F OTtT OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
MO. 41 CUV "THBKT.
Between fcutoma and battery. IAN ritANCtMXl.
Munofsrmren of M'-a'n, Bo. Tenth's, and ChU
drrn't KlNk CALK IKMfS.
Orderi solicited and promptly filled. All ! ana
qnallfitfa m1e at the lowest market price.
Pleas examine the roods and prices.
LLOYD & ROGERS,
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION AGENTS
And AUCTIONEERS.
YAROS AM) STARt-KS. Jl'NCTION OK HATRS
ml Market -ireeln, Sn KrmiciM-o. Hmrnrm,
Kllle mil Mil eel ! CsminImIsii.
1 lioroiitfMired Stock shipped to ail pa-Is of Oie world.
Sp-ctnl AsrenlK r'Ttne .Mli umil iiiiiniefi. r. j
veiiieni e f r Ure:ikiii slid Hrlvui Y iinr Homes on
the premines. ! sdvauced on all descriptions of
Live Mock
PACIFIC
IliiHincss College,
320 POST STREET,
OPPOSITK t'MOX SQt'AItK. SAN FHANCISCO.
The oldest and most i-omplcte dmiiii ri-ial Col
leire on the coast. KleifHUt h li; new luriiiliire; thor
ouh instrui-i ion ; prsciical tcai hers; hitch slsndiug
wah the pulilic. Miidenis can coii'tni-iire at any
lime. Dy snd eveiiinit sessions. Circulars msy oc
hd fr-e on apill-iitioii.
en
toots and Shoes.
J4MIX ! I.I.I V . N. t.. eor. Ilst
I I i.-rv snd J-koii Ms., han 'rslllise
I I rr--rs to inke to order the lM--t Kreni-to
1 V. alf L' ailii-r ltM) at rr.iin f- lo 'J; al
I ilornia IMtl.er Idiots. fi; French Calf
lpyVinrr. Ilk, l; California, .!. Hoys'
'"snd Chil'lri n's llisd and Mines made to
order. r-r..iis in the ei.tnury ordi-rnor liixiis and
Miim- lo the nmouiit of t'l or iiMtre will lie allowed a
ri iluellon of f.nr per i--ht.. to make the e.res
rhartr-s liKht. I sell Hoofs and Mux-s or MY OWN'
MAM'KAi ll liK ONLY. Itisds and Shoes sent
C. . D. Positively one pi lee.
THE PATENT
WYCKOFF PIPE.
For Vatcr or Gas.
f IIKAf'FT AND HKST PIPE MAHK. (itrATIAN
J teed to stand any required pressur No skilled
lalxjr necessary to either lay or lap it.
C. I. WIIKAT,
Manufactnrer and Sole Atrent for the Pacific Coast.
74t rwrfh Mt.. Nan Franrlsrn.
THE RISDON
Iron and Locomotive Works,
Cob. Bbslb sun llosmi St.. Six Fbsxcisoo.
Mannractiirertof Sream Kngrlnes. (Juartit and Flour
Mill Machinery, hti-am Hollers t Marine. tK-omollve
and stationary). Marine Knplnes (HlKh and Ixw Pres
sure). All kinds of MKht and heavy CastinKs, at low
est prices. Cams and Tappets, Willi chiHwl faces,
guaranteed 10 per cent, more durable than ordlnar)
Iron.
I, til. r. Mot KSB.
joum r. cuurii,
OverlanD
Freiht and Bag pgcTraiisfcr Co.
(ViNSKiVKKS OK FKKIIiHT K It A1 AfiE, TO
J arrive here Iroiii any part of ti e world, cbii, by
leaviiiir their hill of hKlinif ith u. have the imiiiIi
promptly delivered on urnval, or trans shipcd with
out troutiie to tin iii. Itn.
lH-al Hatrgage and Parcels dslivereil to any part
of ll.e eliv.
PKI NclPAL OFFICE C P. It. It, Freight Depot.
rointii inn Kin streets up stairs.
UliVVt II OFFlCK-No. 4at Motitgomrry street
San Francisco. t.Ko. F. Mil KSK,
JOHN F. COOPF.it.
Keferrlng t ttie alK.ve, I take the rpportanity to
lllHliaoio ineiui aiifi pairtois, alio iiaioiST sold my
tntt-ri-st in the ah. ne liiisint-ss. totn-tlier with the-
name and 'svi will. I take pleasure in recommending
my suci-t'ssors. Messrs. Nourse A Casiper, to a L-i ner-
ous pulilic. ami l-sM-ak lor I hem a liberal sham of
that patronage so generally given to me.
W. A. IIF.UnfVO.
PBOGEESS!
THERE IS MONEY IN IT!
THE PACIFIC
Artesian and Prospecting
(Patented July Xilh, 18:6.)
4 IAlTF.l TO AM. KINDS OF WF.M. noKINO
J faiitiole. Ilurahls mutt Kfllrlpnt. Mite
and Coiiut Uigltla tor Saie. semi r..r m iliars. Riving
price, eu., to rnii .Tss.-m
lllkllMI I'm NT. CI
Th Leading Optical Depot of the Pacific Coatf.
C . M U LLE R .
Wholesale and Hi tail
Monte 7 8t
Near Bush
Optical
GomI.4.
S.Francisco
Ki'Bctaci.bs. Tlielr adaptation to the various eon
dltloiis of siirht has tieen my sii-lslty for upwards of
SMI years. Directions anil Prh e 1.1st mailed free.
Orders hy msil receive prompt attention, (inodt
for war. It-d per Wells. Fargo Co., C. o. D.. auhleet
to approval. Address C. MI'I.I.FK. 0.tl. In, ISS
Montgomery stre-t. near Hilsli.Sall Frsni-isi o,
KENDALL'S
Improved Quartz Mill
QUARTZ MINING REVOLUTIONIZED.
ALIGHT. CHKAP and POWKUFDL MILL Bt one
half the cost of the usual style, bend for Circu
lar and Price List to
STEPHEN KENDALL,
Cairo er r. A. I tlnctwa.
14S mm I4S Frsweat fit..
nm rraarUre. t'mt.
Wholesale and Retail.
Tyer's RnWier Store.
619 Sacramento St.
ttsa Fbsmcis:o.
riMIK BEST AND CIIKAPFJiT
Rod Ppreails, Ijire Curtains. Muslins, Flannels. Dress
OimmIs, hilks. Kid tiloves, and all kinds or Dry and
Fancy Ct-sxl.. selling at and SM Third St., A. F.
MTAWKs IIINM.
Ifutfrnf ZJtotttoaatttt'&tfdtSft.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
(Dm. BLT 'a PaTlBTI.
MAXrFACTriCKD V MEVZO fsPHIXO. SO.
IA Tehama street, near Third, ban Fraucisco.
JSrn d for t'irr u inr.
WAHTRD, ART.- per "r fuaraa.
teed, to sell articles ror ladies and children's
wear Indispensable, patented, and of real merit.
Have only to hef ihfhlted to sell. Adopted and rec
ommended by ladies' Dress ISeform Committee ot the
United Mates. For particulars address k-LLia VI
Co.. Waltham. Mass.
CI "1 slaw at home. Aa-enta wanted. Outfit an
ipL& tsMin tree, TtiUK s CU., Aofusta, MbIbb.
X A X
OPTICIAN,
Hen's and Boys' "$$3
SUITS,
OVERCOATS,
Shirts
A KB
UNDERWEAR,
Ready Made
TO ORDER.
YATERIIOUSE & LESTER,
iMPonrtcK ok
Wapn i Carriage Material
CARRIAGE HARDWARE and TRIMMINGS,
And all stjli-s of flodli-s
nil t.arriaate parts.
Sarven Patent Wheels
Wool Hut Wheeli
Of all alr.es, made to
order.
nmtm Atrnli fsr
It 14. M
Aliiistalil Carriaffc ITinlirella
WHICH ran tss attached in sny open vehicle. It
. . - .1.. ..... ... . .ui.4 l.t.rl.t .M.l.
v nil in? aojiiso-o io ih-wm .i, ...
direclion; Is held firmly aitinsl any storm i is trans
fcraliln from one carrlaK to another t wcltrlit, ten
r-send for Illustrated circular. Address 1
. . i.... . . .. .1 a.. l .llt.rtHi, .(
ami a iiirin r.,ini i"i
han 1-raneisco' M and o ,1 strci t.p.si isii'vi"o;
THE
PRINCE
S
The llvt.
IIohI lurall
And Clionpoftt.
CaO.QOO 1 1ST XTI3.
Kend for Itescrlptive C ircular. General Agency at
the Ml 1C licKM." of
A. L. BANCROFT & Co.,
Ka. ft Market Mtrrrt.
UNION WIRE MATTRESS CO.
COMKTIIIsW KXTIKKkV WKV.
i bLi'KIUIili TO ALL.
FOIt bTlikNU I II, I.IOHTNF.KS AND DCHAUILITV
L'NhUliPAhhKI.
Tho only Mattrosa
THAT CAN UK TIOIITF.NED OH LOOBltNKIIAT
PLEA8UHK.
Warranted for tlT years. Hend for Circular and
Price Us t to THUMAS h. CLAUK.Koln Agent.
lltish hi . Ksn r raiicis-o. ( al.
HAT It A H' UKANCII
or tii
National Wire and Lantern Works,
Of New Tori., (Howard Monst. Propr's).
420 Santome St., San Franclaco.
MAN! FACTIIIFirsoF ItttARS. COPPKIt. TF.EL
snd lltOV VMIiKt UlTH r.NM-lsllles: llrnaa
snd Mleel Hsllrrr fWS. I.raiwll;
ttlrs 4 loth, anal llravy Mlnlna S lolli.
Ornamsnlal Vlr. Wsrk. Itlnillea.Wlei ra.
Mht an Kallraad l.anterne, Ire
rnirs, Malllna'. Isnarda. etc.
,Upresentcd iu an rrjnU RB,IWO
Ijte Manager with Frkleldt A Co.
'I'HIS 19 A MKDICIXAL PITTEItS WOT a FANCY
- DUINK! It acts on the Ktoniarh. Liver, Kidneys
and Itowels, producing a natural operation and
I'll rlfy Ins (ht II land, fccml for a bottle to the
nearest drutrg-ist, or to
r. WIIXIANH at CO..
41 NeiS1 Montftomery St.xa n Frsncteo.
JOHX If. WISB.
Titos. naxiosM.
CHRISTY & WISE.
WOOL
Commissioii Merchants,
CU)7 Front St.,
Bet. Jackson and Pacific.
AN FRANCISCO.
iiwd Ton oanais ron
WOOL SACKS and TWINE.
Tobacco mul Sulphur.
SHEEP SHES, &C,
A large stock of which Is alwsys kept and sold at
trry law ralrs,
fir-Sheep sold nrslaiiftMcred on rommlsslon. Quirk
returns and satisfactory salus made for all our cus
tomers. FRUIT
RI ER
KEELER'S
Improved
American Fruit Drier
sttanda at Ilia farad, a m Family, Farsn ar
Farlery UIIIKK, It ruablea rvrrr man
to bass his own business and prears
nrqaaled resalls.
Stud fuf Virculnr$ and me tMU.
J. ft. HKKI.KII s t O.,
and Wansanta Wt.. W. .
Tk alebralel
Slotboor Pumps
As new Impravad
and Manafarlsrsd In Man Kranelsea
sarpass all others In Mlaspllrlt jr. Inra
blllly and Kasa af anion and r-a ra
nils.
Send for Circular and Prirt Lift.
J. yt. KKRLKR s CO.,
ARffl tVaVO P t W 1M 4 PlVet or
COLDU
MEOAl 1 1
114 and III BOLE ST., SAW rWAWCUCO.
CAR IE TICATIO "
WITH SICCISS
At the home of the patient
Without the use of tbe
INIFE OR CAUSTICS
lend without pain. Address
Or. A. H. SR0WN.
WIW HATKW. COW.
Correspondeaee from physic! ant also solicited.
if M ;,JM V
I! II k
L 0.1
w a . ma k i ! r am la .
VI .,1. " Ufi" I
l V3 vi - I'M
3 I
OECrAN
Jtf&JmMt'rlx
pur.ip$
u m
K m a'ul.ii.s- 11
. m 'w- mm l
Z X xll . II ui
fS s2r' ruinate o (Jfre 7 J.
s x s reAM VMir Ar "5
mm
THE
Largest
STOCK
Price.
C. 0. D.
EVERY
Farmer, Minor and Granger
IIOULII St'BSOBI BB FOB TII
SAN FKANCIHCO
WEEKLY POST.
The Popular Weekly.
Enlartred and Improved.
The Best and Cheapest.
IT AOV0CATEI THE RICHTI OF SETTLERS.
ONLY 2.00 A YEAH.
ONLY $2.00 A YEAR.
ONLY $2.00 A YEAR.
Pasta fto rts. additional.
IV-Hend for ".ample Copy. The low priori al whirs
It Is puhltshed roiiiinsiids for It a very larjr r n illa
tion Kvery Ksrnu-r and liuslness Msn should snle
serine for 11. Au utit quailed medium for A'ivui Users,
The San Francisco Daily lumi Pest
Will b$ Enlarged and Improved.
. f .
THE BOPUIAR JOURWaL Or tN FRANCI.CO.
nerved by rarrlers st II KtZ
week! by Mall, ana yrs r, T
iHiinlhs, Wv.ftu llnee nionllis, Wl.ftn.
faataare to rts. additional.
cumminos & sons,
327 Kearny St., 8. F.
FOIt AWKIIICAN W4I.TIUW
iMail.i W ATI II r.R. KihiiiIiic our prin s of
Amerlean Wallhsni W alrhi s, li emlinit lor our pi li e
list, hu h are insrki d rirrnllnitl '. ana
rsntliirsi'ssrtrlm. All H ulrhes sent hy e I
pre-. perons hsve Ihe privilege of sot only looklns;
at I hem lielore ImyiiiK. (ml -hii rli'tioslt with Wells.
Ksrtro A Co. ihe amount of the wslrli, snd liuvt' a trial
ol al leio-l two or I hret- tseekt lielore I he inoniy l.irht
to us. If the Wst h Is not hst oii n lit lor, or does
not keep ihe t-ori ert time, or )ou or' in utiy i ny i'
mnlnHtil -it if, our Instrm lloi.s to Wells, I Mrtio I o.
Is lo trfuti.l Ihf iiuiur v. We are determined lo hnlld
up a re'puistion on this rousl tliut III Klve hhIUIsi Iiou
to all. AVn.f or p ire litt. A'nd or f ict litt,
SAX FUAXCISCI)
Journal of Commerce.
TIIKI.AKUKNT, MOnT HKLl.tllLR.
Best Commercial Paper
PUBLISHED ON TliK I'ACI TIC COAHT.
IT COXTAIX"
A Comploto List of Jobbers' Tricon,
And a Genoral Iloviow of all
Goods sold in this Market.
A MERCHANT WILL BAVK Mt'Cll MORR Til AN
THE I'UICK OK TIIK rAI'Elt 11 V Ut.'IIM Kill
INO IOII THIS VALUAULK JOURNAL.
Terms of Subscription, $5.00 per Year,
trKsatil Copies sent on Apllea
lion.
S. F. Journal ol Commerce Publishing Co.,
414 CI.AV fsTHKKT.
HALL'S
C
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H
,-wp in I i .aanas, aaaa-,1
2
.11 m
j(rener'f BMBl
1 TVI.KII MT., MAW FltAJKt lt II.
tlTflfntl for (Hreultir. No Agent.
California Evaporated
FRUITS &I1D VEGETABLES,
rilEI'ARED IIT THK
ALDEN PltOClSS.
tf trevllle and Kehastopol r ai torlrs rholte lots of
I'eachea. Peeled feachss, l'luini, runri, Apples,
I'ears, etc., te.
The Immense savlnt In freluht In transportation Is
distant points Is worth? of esrcfu,' consideration to
Con ii try Merchsnts and Healers.
We desire to rail sixstial atMrstloi to our New Style
-lb. I'aekaeea,
t or eale iu Iota to suit bf
HOWK a WAW,
40and 4IO DiTis btbibt, baK Faiocitco.
ftend for a Clrrular.
FAVORITE CIGARETTE FORMER.
The only t'oinpart.
Simple and l'mi it
ral iiiai liine ever in.
vriitect for makiiigr
Cluurettes; twists
IxHlieiKIS ptrieniy.
bamplss by mail (0
Sta. Addrass KLLI S M FO. Co., Waltham, Mass,
P. N. P. C.
No. 117.
IUI
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lirOliOt. I t ikan.iL.klr sss I I ssll SI folisas
r r. i u jzzzvzrz yul
UU t.r.ci. I ' wniu.
r. - .
K.r HltLI
rsw isli
I-AlfMI
SSS I
$250
A MONTH-ArinU wanted everywhere,
liuslneas honoralsla and first-olasa. Far
UCBlarssent fres.v Address
. nusiu as cu-i si. jotua, mo.
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