Charlie Ross.
' The Charlie Ross "abduction case has
once Bsoro come to tho front, and this
time it is the discovery right in our im
mediate vicinity of a boy who is said to
resemble in many point the long-lost
cfeild,-that has reawakened interest in the
case." Of course this discovery may turn
out to be like all the rest, but there is a
chance that it may be the contrary, and
that tho bereaved Itoss family may be
Bade happy by the restoration of-their
stole- child. Some two or three weeks
ago a party consisting of two men, named
Brown and Cunningham, with a woman
and a small boy wtju was called Willie
Brown, drifted down the Ohio from Pitts
burg, and moored their boat at the mouth
of tho Licking river, in Covington, Ken
tucky. Brown opened a news store near
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tne suspension, unae, aau iuiud uscu w
sell his papers for him on the street, lie
is described as being a remarkably
smart boy, and his sharpness early
attracted the attention of his neigh
bors. Nieht before last Cunningham and
Brown had a row about the woaan, and
Cunningham came over to this city, and
out of anite. as he said, told a remarkable
atnrv concerning himself and the boy
Brown to ilr. Frank A. Armstrong, Su-
perintendent of the "Western Union Tele-
grapn Company.
He first spoke of a man who had been
shot and mortally wounded about two
vears aro while attempting to rob a houe
on Lone Island, S Y. This man, he
taid, had with his dying breath made a
statement to the effect that he, with an
accomplice, bad stolen little Charlie Ros 1
from his father's bouse in Washington
lane, and that the other man at that time
had the child in his possession. Now,
Cunningham claims to be this other man,
and says that shortly after this occur
reace he came to Pituburg, bringing the
boy with him, and got acquainted with
Biuwn. Thus far Cunnlngnam's state
ment as given to the reporter is clear
enough, but just at this juncture a wom
an (the one about whom the trouble was
sight before last) appears on tbe scene.
Alter this ail is kind of mixed pp.
Through some unexplained transaction
. in Cunningham's statement, the boy is
found to be Willie Brown, and tbe man
Brown is declared to be his father. Then
they come down the river to Covington,
and then occurs the row between Canning
ham and Brown, and Catsninxbaxn's sub
sequent disclosures.
In order to satisfy himself of the truth
or falsity of these latter, Mr. Armstrong
yesterday telegraphed Ross at Philadel
phia, and likewise infotmed Colonel Ira
Wood of the matter. Col. Wood detailed
Cap lain Johnson and Officer lUmsev to
work np tbe case, and tbey went OTer the
nver and -toot fat iJoian, txivington s j
Marshal, in to help thera. Together taey i
iiave been working the matter cp ana
watching tbe parueei interested. In the :
meantime Mr. Ross answered tbe dispatch France a little as tbe French offer of al
cent him, and sent & long list of questions ' jjaacc pleased England. Tbe sovereigna
to be asked tbe boy in order to determine of France and England met. There was
whether he was the genuine Charlie or. ; exchange of visits between the pair, Vic
Bot. At this time little "Willie Brown, ! ton coming to a royal castle in Xor
who was on the street selling bis papers, rnandy, and IVsuis returning to call at
was told to go into Marshal Bolan's office, j CAStle of Windsor. A truce was
aa that gentleman wanted a paper. He ' patched up. England was to si tlx! raw
was then questioned by Capt. Johnson tjie Cburg solicitation of tbe young
and Bolan, and, although some of tbe queens bsnd, and France was not to
answers were such as the real Charlie marry any of the king's son to the queen,
wonld be likely to give, yet the interrog- j or to fcer MSter until tbe marriage of the
ators were not satisfied. Willie showed , former had been blessed with an heir.
by-his talk that he bad resided in Balti
more, Pittsburg and Philadelphia, as be
knew tbe names of many of the streets
&nd the localities.
He positively refuses to say anything 1, the prize of other suitors than thoe
about bis former name, and emphatically preferred by tbe great European potters
denies having ever had any other name!0r the time, bad not Loots Pmiippt-, seiz
but that of Brown. He said that he ; Bg a declaration that Coburg was atill a
would be nine years old next November, ' nutrimonial pretender in tbe royal Span.
and that his mother had died when he j,h mart, made by the Ealiah mioister
was two years of age. His questioners ( fct Madrid, summarily interfered. By the
sever mentioned Charlie llosa to him, as ; connivance of Qaecn Christina, a most
it was part of their policy to steer clear i unnatural mother, the royal sister ere
of that point. After this interview with j suddenly married. As consort to the
the boy watchmen were put to watch tbe I queen, the imbecile Don Francisco d'As
brat, as, even if tbe boy should not turn ' iU wu .elected, and Louisa was given to
out.to be Charlie Ross, it is evident that tj,e Dpc d'ilon'pmsier, fourth son of
Browa has not come lawfully by bim, and
the case is certain to develop some sort
of a sensation. Tbe above information
was obtained with considerable difficulty,
aa tbe police authorities endeavored to
keep the matter as quiet as possible until
it waa definitely decided as to whether
tbe boy was Charlie Boss or not. It is a
singular fact in connection with tbe story
a sow told, that a detective agency in
this city in October last received a letter
from a man in Pniladelphia, who stated
that the boy was in the West, within
eight boars' ride from Cincinnati, aad
that if a certain amount of money was
furnished him he would bring forward a
Btaa who saw the abductiun and was
faaiiliar with the faces of all the parties
coeceraed in it. He referred to several
tmtiaees men in Philadelphia and Cin
ciasati for testimonials as to his honesty.
Tbe letters are dated 5150 German town
aveave, Philadelphia, and are signed by
Charles) Bo 1 tea. Tbe above development
have made this appear to be, to aav tbe
least, & tisfular coincidence. Whether
the Brown boy is Charlie Boss or sot, be
is evidently sot Brown's son, aad tbe
publicity his history k getting say be
the meaaa ef restoring him to where be
nehtfallr beloBse, even if it be sot
t Waahiagtofi lane.
A 1056 contest is probable at Lynn be
tween the boot asd shoe manufacturers
sae the crufM organization, liie re
sells BSst, of course, be disastrous to
both sides, but the saeaployed laborers
will saftar most. A penod when basi-
Bess ef all Idaas k depressed, whea asas
-. jaetafero have a Barrow Baargia to es
cape lose, wbea thoasanda- of saea are
vaialy seettag eatpioyateBt, a poor
tisae for iaterlereace by so-called labor
r ersraaizatioBS, between worksaea aad eaa
Btovers. Tbe irreepoasibk leaders of
aach jateriereace will have saach los
aad Mferisg to aaewer for aaoag the
Busted worksaea. Strike are rarely sac
easafat, bat where they are, they kill the
geese that -wears lay the goiaea eggs
It is a well-kKSwa fact that the interfer-
eaee ef labor ercaeiztioB has drives
aevaral branches of labor oat of this
cky, aad serioasly tlecreased others.
There are Btaay iBstaacas la England
where great BMsasfacturiBg ceetres have
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eaureiy lew laeir pi uki i i ) uiivin icrw
' ffeaaeat recarreece of labor troubles.
The eawkiyerg of Lysa take the better
Bora et tee ancaiBia ia reiusing to em'
alar werksaea that are bouad bv the ar
- LkrarT dictates of the worthless fellows
wbeeAea eeatrol trade societies. That
way Bsaaafactarers stay find safety; by
TieiiBC. user wtmia lavitc rai. n. J .
Tribwu.
Acceasora ie fee Statistics Coarak
Hoaer's shewiag tbe balaace of trade 1b
ear favor mk year auutea to ;14J,
06,0W. TUt k, we sold that sack
Bsere taaa we Waefct. aad ekher leeeived
''the Baeaey far iCw: redaeed ear Etrepsca
debt te tttet Xtat.Tsk k tbe -way t
TarMvfi
Tho Marriage at Madrid.
The cortcs has given its assent, which
was mere matter ol Turin, ana on eu
nesday next a queen will accnd the
Spanish throne. The son of Isabella, and
of heaven knows whom beside, lias made
a longer stay of it In the Ecurial than;
cool heads deemed posiblo two years
ago, and the marriage, which commences
under nappy auspice anu araiu mc
plaudits of a people delighted with pro
found peace at home, is likely to
strengthen his tenure of a throne none
too stable. Old times are gone, old cus
toms changed, when a sovereign of Spain
may marry without tho intervention of
the European powers. Fr oui the days if
rhilip I. to tiiuacu! Isabella -iiicaiiauwi
match" has been a sombre phrase in L. I
ropcan history, but Alfonso tikes to him
elt aSpanish wife SpaBih she it despite
the French blood of her father and
there is no one to say him nay, no one
but Isabella, his mother. A ielilcntial
marplot is this queen of shreds and
patches, and it s small wonder lht she
would gladly foil ber son's matrimonial
wubes by burling him from liie tnrone,
if that were in her poaer. Hi bride i
her neice, the daughter of her aister mr
ried simultaneously with herself, but
kindred acquired as was this grand-
daughter of Louis Pititippo can claim
nothing on the score of relationship from
a woman oi long memory aau atecpic
passions. Uall and wormwood it must
be to this Spanish woman to behold the
granddaughter of the Frenchman who
would nave doomed tier to a llle ot mar
ried celibacy in order that a a n of hi
might wear tbe bjtxaisn ciowu seated
as queen consort w here she had reigned
as sovereign. She is gifted, so gustips
say, with a fish wife's tongue, and words
are now her osdy weapon. She may
conspire with the pretender, Don CrhH,
and give the Spaniatk minister at Ver
sailles no little nneakiaeu, but ber plots
and protests are as impotent for harm a
the cries of the moping owl complaining
to the moon.
It was a sad business, this marriage of
Isabella. The ol king had gone hi
ways, and Christina was queen dowager,
and guardian of tbe youthful Isabella.
Louts Philippe, with the austere but com
plaisant Guizot at hi elbow, plotted mis
chief at Paris and recked not of tbe com
in? woe. Then, as now, Victoria was
queen of England. Philippe dreamed of
tearing dowu tbe Pyrenees at a political
boundry, and bringing Spain coder tbe
crown of France and the sceptre of the
Orlcanitt. lie treated with Christina
for the marriage of tbe joung queen to
the heir annarent of Fraace. but Esrlish
er ere loair and Enclish leaioasT
acute. Tbe government of Victona beanl !
ef the Frenchman plans and as an off.ct
proposed to pension off one of the no-.
merous cociinsof Albert, a Cobarg.oa Uie
Spanish exchequer, a pian wbicti suited
These were the royal premises, but, like
the commonest kind of pie crest, they
were made to be broken. War was
averted, and Isabella's hand would have
Louis Philippe. Tbe pian was transpar
ent. CounungonthechiliilesSBess ol the
Spanish queen, whom be bad taken care,
as he tuppotea, to aoom to uarrennet,
the King of France anticipated the day
when Lis son would sit on the Spanish
throne as, at least, the king consort, and
would rear a son who would be king ab-
solnte.
flighty was tbe wrath of England when
the conspiracy was disclosed, but the
queen contented bemlf with writing to
Mane Amelie, ol xrance, an indignant
remonstrance against tbe perfidy prac
ticed by her husband. Tbe best laid
plans of mice and monarchs gang aft
aglee. Louu bad counted upon the con
tinence of the queen. He rtckoned with
out his bolt, and Isabella was blessed
ilb heira whom now she curses. Louu
was compelled to fly from France shortly
after tbe m&rriage, but not because of it,
and did cot live long enough to see tLat
some remnant of bis shattered hope was
possible or realization. The heir against
whose advent he thought he securely pro
vided leads the heiress, for whom be
hoped, to tbe throne which his ambition
coveted. But the Orleanist is not exalt
ed. The king of Spain marries a Span
iard and Louis Philippe's k a forgotten
saeasory.
Vt itli stability of government, ol which
this marriage is happy augury, Spam
will experience happier days than any
she has known fur a century, but much
as remains that is attractive and admira
ble in the Spanish character, tbe glory of
the Spain of Charle. of Ferdinand and
Isabella, or even of Philip the Second, is
goae forever. Chicago Timn.
Female Soarrrr. All mes who avid
female society have dull perception, and
are stupid, and have groas tastes, and re
volt against wliat is purr, lour ciub
swaggerers, who are sacking tbe butts of
billiard-caes all night, call female society
.nsipid. .retry is uninspinogtoa yokel;
beauty has bo charms for a blind man;
ma sic doe not y.lcase; a poor beast doe
not know ose tune fnm another; but as
a true epicure hardly ever tires of water,
sauce, bad brown bread and butter, I pro
test I can sit for a whole sight talking
to a well-regulated, kindly woman, about
ber daughter Fanny or ber boy Fraak,
aad make tbe evening's entertainment.
One of the great benefits a man may de
rive from a woman's society Is, tbat he is
bound to be respectful to her. The habit
is of great good to yonr morals, men, de
pend upon it. Oar education makes u
the best eminently selfish men in the
world, aad the creatett btntfit that comes
to Btaa froa woman's society it, that he
has to think of somebody to whom he is
bo aad to be coastaatly attentive and re
spectful.
Do aot keen vour parlors for company.
bat e tbea yoaraelvea. To be sure, it
rasy wake a little were work, bat why
net try to stake boase plaMr year.
atVMtaaeMrdrMi'
JeffersoH and "JUp Yaa Winkle."
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Fiom a delightful, homely and appre
ciative article upon Jefferson and "Hip
Van Winkle," published in the last Ap
jrfrfoji Jlagniinti wc clip the following
extracts:
The only objection on moral grounds
that I hae ever beard made to "Rip Van
Winkle" is that at ttte end of the last act,
when Rip has been recognized by his
wife and daughter, and when tbe former
tells him in the exuberance of her de
light at finding him, ''Rip, you can get
tipsy as often as you like," he does not
refuse the cup which tho offers him.
Everybody who has srxn the play remem
ber how Rip accepts the cup, and re
peats his old formula, ''Well, I won't
couat dat one, den; here' your good
health, and your family, and may you
live long and proper;" and many per
sons, undoubtedly, are sorry that be utc
not refuse tbe cup, and assert his resolu
tion to drink no more.
Drink has been the cause of all his
troubles. Now that his troubles seem to
be past, and a new and better era to be
beginning, why does he not bid farewell
to hi former habits, and determine never
aain to touch another drop! With such
i aa endini! the nlav would bronme a Terl-
lnDle temperance lecture. Many a time
have committees of ladies and commit-
lcel f gentlemen, delegations from be
nevolcnl societies and delegation from
reform societies, "waited upon" Mr. Jef
ferson, and urged him to task? a chance
in the last act. "If," they have said,
earnestly and imploringly, "if, Mr. Jef
ferson, you would oul v decline the cup
that Grctcben offers, and announce jour
solttnn nuroose never to drink anv
more! To all these entreaties the actor
has turned a deaf ear.
Whyl WdL In the first place, he be
lieves that, if the drama teaches at all,
it mast teach only as life teaches. It
blds the mirror up to nature; it is not a
moral lyceum lecture. Jts influence de
parts when it -turps the functions of the
preacher or the moralist. In the next
place, he thinks that it is unfair to trans
form the stage into a platform, and to
change himself from an actor into a tem
perance lecturer. Tbe people who listen
tik him nmift a Hntfar ami li.lf r li
to et to a play, they have not paid their I
money for the pristlcge of listening to a
sermon. And, in the last place, and
chicfiy, the unity of the impersonation
requires that Rip should take tbe cup
and not that he should reject it.
Rp is a drunkard, and his life is an
aafut warning. Even when he knos
the sorrows that his vice has produced,
he is unable to rid himself of it. The
creat jov of refindin? bis borne and bis
dsusbter is not bis saviour. Like every
other concrmed inebriate, be na'unaivi
falls back into bis old habits. The love;
o: tvquur is too slrosg lor him.
It IS be- 1
vond his control. lie hesitates a moment ,
- . . 1 , . 1 .
wbea the cup is banded to him banded
to bim by his own wife aad then be
does what one might say be cannot help
doin; he receives it, and drinks as he
uied to drink. Tbe thraldom of the
drunkard, that is what the play teaches, !
if it teaches anything in this respect.
Hip is ose of the most lovable of men,
chiefly because be himself loves every
body, and is generous and sarct-tcra-lred
and brave. Even bis breeches
wearing wife is dear to bim, in spite of
all her beatings, asd rcoldlngt, and hair
puttings. Wtien ber cruelty comes be
tore bim most vividly be has only a mer
ry laB"h. When he y, If ever
Grctcben tumb.es into the water, she's I
gat to sh wim, do you mind that I there '
a UUI m AAAUi VA uiiwium AU AAfC . U1U1,
. . r . .a. l-
His dog bow be love the poor beast! '
i... t,l i t. . . r-. .v i j .
lick me than the dor." After
has given him the bag el wd, he bands '
wipe us my score, ana siana treat tor tne
i!t :n
In the bleak forest on that cold, awful
sight wbes Grctcben has tamed him out
ol -doors, he salutes the sheltering tree :
"How are you, old fellowiP and then
with tendercat pathos adds: I like de
trees, dey keep me from de wind and de
rain, and poor SOUl ! "dey never blOWS
T7.r;V lll.. V A.
laSI, AAVSJ WA SAstUfVU Biiu aAaa, 91.- i
mons of the Eaatskills provoke not his!
Vatat t-r f isTa lieemve at f at IV a rtnrv. '
" j ., , . I
himself a Captive, and Unable 10 get OUt
of their clutches. -Look here, old gentle-
man," he bravely shouts to Uendrick, Sf
. , . . ' ,
tuu caa tu uu uic maj uvus, juas lopcst :
i. . t t r r. .r..u rt '
itUL VUU AAC SA AIUS AUAIU. UtlUMlU
the liquor that Uendrick offers bim the
liquor that makes bk bead at one mo
ment as light as a feather, and at the
next "so heavy as lead," be wishes good
health to the devils themselves; and fall
ing down under tbe effects of the draught,
hi last conscious thought as hi raptur
era move off from him k ; "Don't go away
from me, boys. Going to leave me all
alo-et Don't go away. I will drink your
good health and your " Before be has
tlniehed tbe toast, tbe potion has done its
work. ow it is just thk ceeerous.
brave, good-natured, sympathetic, lova
b!e man who Is a common drankard, nnd
who will die a drunkard. Reform in his
case is impossible. All tbe trouble, tbe
acguiab, that his appetite for drink has
brought upon him and hk family, has
been no warning whatever. In hk old
age, vtiih child, wife, home, lends re
stored to bim, be k still the slave of hk
passion, and he resume his foul habit.
Could the loudest advocate of temperance
find a mure Impressive illustratioa than
such a spectacle I
A Fooubh "tVokak. Sentimental
ycung ladles, whose atisd are crazed by
reading sensational novel, are apt to fall
in love with public characters, such as
artists, composers aad actors. They often
Btake themselves ridiculous, as, lor in
stance, the wosas ia thk anecdote:
G.jnod. whea oa a Tint latelv to a
certain countess, let' a button fall oa the
carpet a prosaic trooser buttoa. Tbe
countess picked up the button, and had
it eficaaed like a relic la its reliquary, in
llis stott beauuiBl locket that could be
snbde by the most skillful jeweler of the
Reti de la Pair, aad abe aow com taut It
carries it roaad her seek. The other
day, this lady ia her tern was paying a
visit, medallion around her neck as
uiualj.to the wife of tbe composer, who
went into ecstacies with the medallion.
"Yea,"1 answered the countess, "it is
pretty, but ought to be prettier to be
worthy of what it encloses. Look!" She
opened the locket, aad Madame Gounod
saw, to her astonishment, trooser but
ton I "It belonged to M. Gooood," said
tbo infatuated countess.
It is a great mistake to suppose that a
woman with no heart wilt be an easy
creditor ia tbe change of affection. There
is not oa earth a more merciless exacter
of lore from others than a thoroughly
selfish woataa, aad the more unlovely
site xrewstae sere lealewlr aad a&tero-
palo-sly she exacts lore to tbe vtrsnaest
Pbtsiciaxs of bleb standing unhesitating,
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find wonderful relief from a constant use of
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IIERBIKE contain
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it tuiBi.-t t, u worth MOW abotu to any
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bottle.
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tuarvfoa n ( knv QempxJ, OsrtklaA. O.
IIMJTKU. -A -rrtic; aa4 taervasaJf racse
teat riu7a aae a swrsaAsest axeiisea sa
aa4 ecr or-r Art. ceu so-
lAAntasar,
AJ7 ' ait At-a. j A St la tC HllA. Dealer. Cat
f fl 9 C ,
AX aar saae Sy Ateste seatac aer
sw w .
iTaiaaA. ruxare isiqiiai
tsa uasin. faas.Mt.
SvaLTNC, m- a A tvata. IBatrs KMtitmr rra.
c-rnftrc I
k. c. h oe k sua. cmsssmsm sxk
Brvxer. s sictwh m i. idr a llAer
1 J as -. a
.ere ca a aofta i
LlkeTa: situ
urnci-A aaa
Mae esnet. aaa rrssrWa
Castas -DO TUC WXXZ TaZ hLT U-VZ
AStR I at ClsrHsea aa4 rrsaaoa la
Axrrsca Iara was ta araeac teVaaasArrv
m l a la I Uaa.arw
ALBCST OrCXZX A CO
III MaarMan.cVers.
AfACtc rorsTAix
rzxs - ixdx-iklx -run
..i A asarat&c usn,
wnia atta esur- tat r-
I roat-yl, HC I WSt .Amis vaatea ta ceery
urv.
Ceery rea raaraatev. aaaesra fry
- siai wAaira ia every
anJ. ifmwj AUMU-sa.iei.wi
rraacjaea.
WANTED
-AQESTJ IS ZTEXT TOWX;
Mrs aa vaeea tar a tew fcasaeaa.
1 H rt I L 11 Cmt sk oamrj OSTt
. I Mil I SW)kUJUI Ur tweaty eeata AAtrraa
r tumtatta ox. Mn r
fi C UT r Qrtcx rvu xrw arcv-
iMVCn I w Urs at Ta Atxaitac Waactr
Orratca ty sasrery aer U ajajaaegsaeau. rre-a
la asa crv its r sua.
A DCBCXZ A CO.
1 1 a staarea hum. Cascaca.
br rxsazsni er rcsstsc kskk,
ascrts- taateta aaS ataaes aT a3 Am. cAAlra.
oaa. tAle. brscaeu. aa ererr Tartety ( raatse
wsra. aotfa -e aaa mau. T. Ul rri, fru saaaa
bctarrrar rsaUc wack. X. W corsxr t tTarrefl
as Lea rex-ana rtaAaa rraadeceL Ta larceat
eoe la taa Called Statta. TW tHc are U nuU.
SILVER SHOW CASES,
Or rvTotr orsonr-noy VAXcrAcrctt-u
by ft. atKt3Ta:i-. IM X-rkrt
ftsus rrrtac. ISfAllvotk (mwaale-a. ax
tor rrtce Uat.
LOS GATOS NURSERIES,
S. NEWHALL, Prep'r,San Jose, Cal.
A lsrx sa r srrtl simliiiitl af Tratt aa Ore
asesital Trr, Zitrsreeaa. nawrtacSkrahe, IUata,
urenaoeac na.. unsmsrt aa asah rraita.etc
aiAVfisc Atss4aa Aiasaat eta. 1 ocr Un aaU
a eU aaaartr. wrU era-a aa arattay sttt Varm-
teppee tity rrea urea a tpedanr. Ac;
S. NEWHALL, Ssn Jest, Cal.
X. -s
T-r-m AT.T-.
AXEXICAX
MACHINE AMI MOIEL WORKS.
lXTETEMEVTAl. Axn irSTlAL VirWTV,
Lj err IlAaltr.Uear Cnflac. rnautr rress. Kut
laitramrai, aa4 Crsrral klacklaa KraalMac IMca.
Tspa. PakAw. JirA:ier. aaJ o(r Tawi sums to cr.
err. xodrle aa l"rtrrM for Isnratan vrSBrT
necate la Weo er strtaa. S I Commercial stmt.
ttrrea BAme Aa4 LrurtT. ITtlnl rtoer), Saa
rraaczMigb
1U rr Aaata a-t StaVv.
rB Sjrraw I Vrn 1 1 ae-rtbr-. CuLCS VOT-
AuL ur Lira. ta creat taatnie or saa a.
CkUdtoed. This, Msabgo4 aa Out Ae. fA X n. x
THE CUkfuiBUTUK. bit. abtaXL. tAr If- Peate.
reat. HI WilUr aa a hoct or otfcm write Ssr It.
IVrctaa IU aerrata rear Ht le algaeet raak aa aa
susdrsotaluUaaAl rclutecs rsmllr aa asaalh-
lyjaarBAL, a A X4ra aroaoaar I aaeqaale. w
srattetolrvaBersertbU treat vara la Sac steel,
so eaa tVrrrltra atTrr the foar raaratlBsa tala
pruoi sets at waw-a bat so4 rr taJtij ua ise aa
rrr eaa rear, for SAai. W1U sea aarr a resraa
ate or lie loar tor ILi aai. ir t-tsar Al Is
seat atlliaa etx vrecs, the other tkrr vlU as asalled
posipaia. irrmssaAcrau.rie.rrre.
JAUDi It, KAIUX, ai Hawtrr St- Botto.
1
FLOWERS, PLANTS,
TREES, MrtBS, SEEDS, &C.
As IMUEXSE STOCK or taa rtetmt Kl, si
(1KCATLV KKUICSB PKICSU,
James Hutchison's Nurseries
SAKLAXB, OAL.
Sno ro CiTAL&arr. TRtuixd ta f
N. CURRY & BRO.
113 basmsss Krstt, Saa Traaais,
(asfsrsars aa BealmVa STerr Seaertf-
M rarest svss Maaala-faiMaK
arflll.SHiT-MII AM PMTHI
CALVERT'S
CAB Be LI O
SHEEP WASH
a per canon.
T. W. JACKSON. Saa Trxm
daoa. Sola Area! tor Ol tm
BSC Coast,
(7
0. P. H. TIRESLL k CO.,
mrorrxu asd aasruracTraaaa or
BOOTS AND SHOES,
sra. iw clay mtkekt,
Betvsaa Sa-satsa abl Batter?. BAH rUASCUOQ
4rra's riXE t ALT Wxf.
Ortiri sobeti! a&4 rrvmpllf eiud. AU at aa
QaaHUM ma4 a! laa lusrm basic! prlcra.
neaie wzMsumm saa pmi aaa pn.
mm PERSIMMON.
THIS EXCELLENT FRUIT
Should be on Every Farm
jlsd tx erznr qacdbx.
I aa aav recti rtaa- rraUrtr (rasa Jsaaa aa assort-
Beat r Tanetin o vtmm ireca. as4 caa mV kaa at
msxa Ina stlua taaa tar aat e tn cre4 st Sera
ar or lr
rae us rrssi la tcwr
ran.astauireatnbsaa4 aa tas Urttr tl
la
a rear cr ta.
Kelsey's Nurseries, Oakland.Cal.
ornci AXD SAlXSBUOU.
Cor. Screcth aad Waahlagtoa St a.
a? size
3D A"V"I S
Vertical Feel Smn MacMse.
ssTikcr DirruantT rnuu xvl orana.
LIGHTEST RUNNING
ksstll Xakls I ss lk Wmrl.
Taa Umt DaraUe aat tht Uasaest. caatAislaf
foar tsaa stAcaaaerj taaa aar aaar.
MASK SHELOaX,
Utaarst Areat
far tta
raoxa
ISO Fot SL,Sn rraneiseo, CaL
tTI.....IHMi.sli waasl I
aeeiayle ArrHar-jr.
sit
WHITTIER,
BRYANT,
LONGFELLOW.
A raperb life-slx portmlt of eltker
ef tbeae favorite poet) will be seat
wrltk tke ATLANTIC NOKTHXY
for 1878 to avstx ose reaalttbs
direct ta the Pabliaier.
THE ATLANTIC FOR 187S;
iu. nuur
Srul atvrlm sy W H. BuSw B
Starr Jssea. Jr
aaa w o uaei
aaan crsr r;T & ASArva
Ttm lott. s isJiM. r W
rareM. aaa atawr fTr vrtur atessSx
bHiSf KvtTeM a4 (Sh baasrr Sw
UrAcrlfOeaa ar rfcm UI aa Tiarei ry
v "Zfi
JmMm.Jr.1t U H.Oi. HimM W rrni. ui
am rwjs- T WaMasrr, tMSrsv. aa
Hatas AnMtsr tsl Xshui rtt TVa faaana
ASAm ( cA ummA fc. mm t r
T. -r . Arusarar aWn, aa
rCS,
w Krait ramaw smmii. wrut.
?Y.
' aaary. 'AeaaAaa,-w
Sw La AJt av 1 A. I a Tit Inntw .
r lmilin V small sVmaS be (ex Vr a bw i
a. aa K a Baraarss tu, lSrerae rrea.
Caasrs&r. Uw.
H.aH0UGHT0S aSDCOXPAXT S0ST05;
HOES ASD H0UGHT0X. SZV TOSX.
UMIYEXSmr MOUW
COLLEGE,
TrOABDtSG KSOOL Ttm TOOTO
vrt in
Sva.M af sal evaiaeaeau ta imr rm.
t) IA ts aT lil iA Swatate Wtucare
fAitraiaatc iseterj kraacaaf sssasna aa 9Sral
rtiu-'m. taa tesb-afsaa casstaa sa man
as rtaftAXca at a aucre( Saaac, sot tat
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
a . mmrrr a niernm tus
i CtjLKJ oleat aa taoat cespUte OoMtfil Co-
c-rt taarSS. ZnA. aa s-SV
aa taa yaaae. st:ea- caa casaaeaea ax az
uar aaa reeasaa; s'.nr ts. un in s if a
Preeminently THE
Sewing Machine of the Day
LIGHT-RUNNING
DOMESTIC"
(a
(TIt will isrr yar Usss, aamAele,
starve as patlatsc-.
TEST UUK8AX. TXBXS ta stntsm br rA!e
Orers bj mat) rra?Qj attraie M.
J. AT. EVVNS, General A treat.
lat UU. Bats rrastclaca.
J. ROCK'S NURSERIES,
BAB JBSK, CAL.
For Saie tats Seaaoa aLaixt aa Oceseta StoexcX
Fruit mi Qnumental Trees 1
Inii.'WH. Saraba. asv tfrv rrta rUala. Oraact
tc Arsjva trevm. jsaaenca am uiaeee rersua
taosx Sat Rnnu Trra ta Una eanetr. aarr
falc as UraAsrata) nasts. A tarn awrucest
er Satan rretta. rtr. WTor CtoxtpVca LM am
DOORS,
WINDOWS,
BLINDS.
"Vtrnotrrs. cord, rrtxirr. Ac. r- omii
1 1 aa4 rartatr laiaraBAttoa arra 1L 11. KIT'
THE DOE A CO-aaBaaCaararslaS&,S.r.
INTERNATIINAL HOTEL
aa sva aaa Kaesray Bt Bass STrsuaeSM.
at a aa aa r KB bat.
B. C rATBIBUK, raoraaa-TO.
w t?assrrd Caaehe-a. vk Caa asas of MM
staM aa. aria aivara aa la valua- at ta lust u
mn yawaifara to lie Ho
tt lata SM rUM Os at i
its so Laa hvaaj rrea. umr Mswar
u r aoaat.aMr wis
Oil for Family Use.
NONPAREIL
eix,inc.
ira seat.
a sirrrr a t - tsa . ru Tea.
DEVOE'S BK,t"A5rr 01
PRATT'S KABIA:rr elI
OBBROE Bt. BLAKE, Asrstt.
tea Cauroa-tA Et- Room 11. . Sax rx-xctacn.
m BIRDS.
jat srrtTaJ from Barr L0 Sat Oerraaa Caaarr
BtrSa. at raJoee price, as fora-arSe Wells,
rsrro A Cas Kipr i tosar ranoi ias cAi,t, u u.
u ia. a i
A. -
KsararsL.s. r
PENSIONS
sMattr vsttat rsman aststM k i
9ftjjpavrs: NfKT LJ
W t IsttHHsttslaasVi Vt t Mia-
aa. TXMCm
rufiA
issrr,
REMOVAL.
CAHIiOS 1VHITE, Proprietor,
ham Rru
Uos. 525 and 527 Market Street,
Vaarly eppoalta tba JaacUsa r ajstttar mm& Saaa ta
SAN FRANCISCO.
nr-witi a EW rBUS a4 !arsal faeilltlaa Ol EstaMaSJaest. wWei U ti afesa 'oa
Oa raetsc Caast. caa afcr a creat oaaj airasuea arnr say ocaar Lrm m it w7 faflkl
eimsissicK. sanisssui. a.
Tut urma. fan fajarxsriaa. aa4 airsatars efre4. aKrsas
CAELOS
P. O. Box 2271, - - -
JUST OUI I IHf POULTRY YARD AND MARKET,
A Sew Soekbj
tlgiaisltxtta pra-
BA1BB P80LT2Y:
Hwsc Manure,
rrtr S castas Xl'caallr Kastssal tss CtatSs aui Gilt, T3 rvaita.
Sect r salt, ws a.as reeelstaf prloe. U csrrascr r aeaee ataxs. lilnai fsilt Jnwef
.HHiUu Ca. r J. IMS s.aaa
OAKLANI P0ULTIY TARIS,
, Cor. I6th and Castro Sts., Oakland.
, Cautaarr kat4 aa4 1 asSc. mttatSA
aT Oa LrAC esrtesaa at ri..
Dark and Light Brahmas,
Buff Whits and Partridge
Cochins, White and Brawn
Leghorns, Dorklngc, Polish
Hamburg, Plymouth
Rocks, Came and Sebright
Bantams, Bronze Turkeys,
Paklrt, Aylesbury and
Rouen Ducks.
EGGS roc IAIZ AFTER JAXCART FX EST
2Ts Isfericr Is-xte Said at 127 Price
atl.rUBi Causrtl4
rr-TvfMS-rtibniaM tss tar tSea-
trtb4URa4r.ubB). K. BATLXT.r O. Bz SU.,
DR. L J. CZAPKAY'S
Medical Institute.
209 XZ&SST BT, Sab rraadsM.
nxrxujsttXD is vcjl.
VOB. THZ PXSMAXZ3TCCEXOr AUSTXCtAX.
A AAcarMlc La. as sh aa mv cbcs-
t" : aad luam a: u jcwb ajwh.
rva Careair sa ZKSreJt Ouoaes. caaaae taa oi j
- . i
aaa rtttAHe iTATrra sa aa racAuaxaa atis xa ij--.
- .... - - M . .... t . ft . epu. '
eaxas . ta :t, a a fcteasa Xaa.-vsaary. ta wrier aa
Asri tae s-Trti-t B Dmx steOcal airC Ssrcaeal
treaxseat. Sar Ue a1t aa-C A3 ratr Zcaatm aa
rtrsaaacaa saetauoniH immt
Ate rtJ m i m.
Cm.-tna at Cat IxaSrrw ar Vr Vcar C-e-Mec"tea
arxt ty careM. Aarr. 1J. CUTUT.
St. O. Mttnnicmt surnsen.
2 UW fflCES
r4Z
trya i
macmixe.
'jssz
Hamoaca-r tmiT. Sas
raAacecaA.acsa.trrsav
LA rA aa Utest lst?re ,
ssaeaaea.
IT )n Are xt iarr u
w a SJc-s SO-xe-l MaeastM.'
tasecceaf ts tea files
aa ray far aarixf Ot aa-
i Ten rr
SAMUEL HILL, j
Dealer 1st Sewing- Xacklaes,
ABB BIX. NT9TK1.
HERBINE.
ATCRBTB TKCBC StBOiKSSX. iKau
rara traat Barta. aa Sa AixVj rteoazeaioi
as a STedlc tr Caacers. Tx ran. ScrafA. CU SVarra.
sa. aa f.rriset of ta TAroas. tgrrs.
tfrrr. Brrtla. SUarrs, BU-ler, Biood. Ar, Txl rart
aai tXTAtsaMa ecsssl ta t A-csra as r oeasai
Xc e craxtaa fcst taaa aavtattt-st Ota ZcZTT aT 3L.
OOCTCS rEKDEXAXDERl oa Caa oatU tts".
Trie COD per Socle, or Ctrre tee lam BaMlrr
CBAXC A BBIODAV A4 CT. CICBAZnS A CO..
WaaSmaW Afatm. Sa, Yiwiarm.
PATENT SHINILE MACNINE.
LttltE tKOX WOKKJt.
r.A. HITXT1NO-
1 tiiv v iiiuautriiiomriATr.Su
rraaetaca, aea-Ktrer of sausO. Lata aa iTCt
StacatBra, rae-Aia aa St aOoas-r Strasa Ba.a
HeiaaiisAlstrratAttis-. &-4 terCJrraWA.
TTII01ESAIa13
hw i S!atitfT WarAicc.
JKO. (j. hodg-e l CO.,
M7, 39 aaa Ml Saeas at- Saa rraaA,
Alvaja a B-a4 a tvit lart stocs
KANK KOXS, STATIBNERT,
acacol Books. TTU Cae. BUI feaAt. Km,
Book. stAaOU Aa-i Straw Wrafolatf
ra-ers. layr Bts, ete etc
THE SiH fRAHGISCO
COMMEIICIAL
A'O. 4 CALIFORNIA ST Jig ST.
XMtVlIJU) TO
Tnfe, CetiffM ai Xiiiktins.
J. SWIIERT
PVBLISHErt.
AONTS WJLNTJISD!
TO tILIGIT PICTIRES
Csrfvjistsx, jtalsarf-asvsx a Kataaelira;,
B-r-rabaat work aa StajsaT aaatmliatsts itr-a
H ASJS) SrSrtSS1 SrSvaas.
aaajiaa "vwr waa at," saom a-a.
SSSsSAA
4BtHy
I-PI
sss. BBBBBBMsa-Hsa
I
XOVCB TO
WHITE
- - - SAX Fit AN CIS CO.
Tarwiia
12 DITLOXiJ
Hat taea asrariaS r
1ms Csstrmala4
Z.xatblUoa.Tkya
jaaa-e-teaas In
at list- Tmlr. 3t.
astava atal
C4at7 STaAra.
X. W. 1A HUH. cS OO-,
I Artistic Photographers,
Sau ae stsamarteryS, utf s.mrr. aaa rraaeara.
Uno rTsT4a af Ca-n3Se. Syaerlca as Frss
cba rMSAYrajaa. EJttami rwrsaa raa
Car ta tiSe Svat, la OCX. rascat ar WaMt couara. sada
, a saetAy
KAST'S
Fasiohabh Shoe Stobi
tm SaSasntET
Cdt. of Market and Dvpoit Sts.
SAX ZKAjtOSCtX
.
W K wen.8 CALLTRa ATTCVTiei
rAex af ar ErmtU so aa Terr CStZAl. LOCA-
f oar ctaw- i asi tae traeJ wMt o o i s
TIOS Aba t aaaae. We; -rlie tA s-ac atOsa
bnuu Tsafaesn t r WaXL-CABXKD BX7CTA
TIUS sar tmtStt ta ver aa tinOfst rCm a
rrrrtnSaae Wear ta XS eastrr as3 a
ruta UtAt va aare imSj aALASCa ) OVX STOCK,
aa EX9CCXD OCR nacza to acreBaaia taa
T3Ac ma tin aS a rAase ta fee aa ZCOXO ICAi.
aa ot paiatcaae-ttaa.
tf CassstiT srtm will rlTo gr-ooa?
SMtOSStloSA.
Kast's FashvOtabre Shoe Sttre,
Cor. Market aad Daposit Sts.
- ro-stXELT aaa arra bijulal.
t3.o 3ESert I
TURBINE WINDMILL
rSlmpte. XTArsaslaa
Ornamental.
Tals Via la aaAr-aaaraAT-ra.
taereSsri eaxsa ba tJir t T
eaarsca. Tacr an asaAa or ska
Seat tsstcrta. aa Amalot
Clro aataraeaus.
iw1irttry, B-tUaA, S2-
SaoK n Srarr Sao as at
ais WAAanxarox Sts.
BTTie aatieralcBn Itsa jmr
raaoo de r atxjtt Kzotrr tm sao
ractAcODaaC aea lar Oi ssstasa.
a u vax a la cox. r. u. a
WT. UAAIAbC.
Acrats VuM
la Srerj Caaar.
FOR SALE!
A SeceHtl-Baafi
POTTER COUHTRY
CYLINDER
bibjc er k sib sax.
"V'cr-ca; ?...2QO pstr -)rr-
. T-kyn-a tslayio csarfSVaa aa -no oa Omtf
.. -n i . . r y m M
A-rtaa
saw rscABcsacai
XBBIT WILI. wu.
CALIFIRNIA YEAST CAKES,
XTQW rrert oa is stArket. aJ aar aoa of vaa,
la at turncmn os t roir. far Urt.
Urea. LbrSt Btmtta, Hank. Het Skas. Bat Caaa
OoBJAaats; ta Ssct lata arada eauat r oarsAAt. bC
swlisuTsjiriir asm fe noast St regain.
r. m. ilxr COL, SACrAamM CUT. CaL
Wrror br WV4-A3e aa H-uil tiro ears .
rniiT. sseiau pr-.ra, per pecsia. jb eawfc
jrm a-
p.N.p.a
m DIME WALLET
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aalwlr.aHil, aarrliAls tea. Man-so usaewt I
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eaFej mmmmmrmmrm mmw mmmmj a-gaaBOWB MW mm9m SWBa- aaBp
sa ra a SmquaSIs SMac eaa aara saaa sa SS mm a.
aaa ausaas awa mr
M seats. SHbsataeo
astaaa rw liin ot e aaats -.
snt tea saSanaasssss
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