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OAKLAND DAILY EVENING TRIBUNE: WlUlMlbUAV, uvumhhk 26; 1879 cnivrnzs. NEW TO-DAY for fine entertsinmenU well new to day. i THAN KSG1VIIIG DAY. Oamaravl Mere" siii AN aftlanri gfribure 1 iai in ml EQTK its Called to Diamond Jewelry, Watches, CH AINS, SILVERWARE, our display of FORflTHE AID E. SUTTER STS SAN FRANCISCO 1 NELL FALL 'i RANDOLPH CORNER MONTGOMERY AND THAI hi A 1PPING INTELLIGENCE rRANCISCO Nw.

S6, 179 ARRIVALS. I TcaaoAT, November 28. Rktn Enreka. Nordber-. 10 day from Port Rikaiv aa anna naml.

70 feet lumber, to 8 a or rv. ScUr Bonanza, Miller, 80 da from Honolulu; pas and muse, to jtemii Mir Fannv Gilaor. Farley, 88 hour from c. rvn, asn hhu lime, to Davi Co well. Sclir California, Otoen, 4 day from Trinidad; 170 feet lumber, to ft A Hooper.

Schr Venus, Dodd, 8 day from Humboldt; 146 feet lumber, to McKay ft Co. Mr Enterrjrlse. Donnolly. 8 days fm Shoal water Bay; 200 feet lumber, 350 sacks oys ter, to Simpson Bros a jo. Scfar Annie Gee.

Miller, 8 day from 8hoal water Bay; 920 feet lumber, to Simpson Bros Co. Schr Van Bergen, Loonies. 20 hour from Bo wen's Landing; 62 feet lumber, to Harmon. CLEARANCES. Tuesday, November 25.

Bf Ship Duke of Argyle, Davidson, Queen towa: Ilenrr Lund. Br ship Christina Thompson, Murray, Liver pool: Balfour. Guthrie Co. Bark Mary Glover. Delany.

Port Town send; Dingtey. DEPARTURES. Tubsoat, November 25. Stmr Newport, Plummer, Newport, etc Stmr San Vicente, Hannah, Santa Cruz, etc Stmr Santa Cruz, Leland, Wilmington. Stmr Senator, Wallace, San Diego, etc Bark David Hoadley, wanton, Port Gamble.

Brig Nautilus, Sweet, Tahiti. Schr Barbara, Higgins. Litttle River. Schr Ab'm Lincoln, Jurgenson, Schr Geo Louis, Jucbter, Fisk's MilL Schr Jeannette, Medinger, Half Moon Bay. STEAMER MO YEMEN TS.

TO ARRIVE. FROM. KAMV. DUB. 26 27 27 28 28 1 Los Angeles San Diego City lof Panama.

Panama. State California. urabold Eureka Monterey Mendocino Monterey Monterey Dec San Diego Dec Australia Sydney Dec Goo iW Portland Dec Citv bf Chester. Victoria etc Dec Aneon I If AMR. Empire Victoria Ancou Constantine China.

Oregon Dakota Orizaba Monterey Humlioldt. State of Cala. Eureka' TO DEPART. DRSTUTATIOS. DATB.

Nov 26 Nov 26 Eureka Nov 27 Nov 27 Panama Nov 23 Nov 28 Nov 29 Nov 29 Diego Nov 30 Mendocino Dec 1 Dec 2 Dec 3 And way port. SUIT AND TIDE TABLE. High Water. Low Water. NovJ Small.

11 IIP AM 0 06 0 57 1 44 2 28 3 04 Large. 9 Mia 10 21 10 5t 11 23 0 01 rm 0 1 24 Large. 4 PM 5 1:1 5 49 6 26 7 05 7 44 24 Small. 3 23a 30 0 5ftl4 3U 6 5714 .18 584 38 59 4 K8 IT 00,1 38 7 01 4 08 ,7 02 4 30 4 01 4 K9 5 IS 5 68 8 43 7 32 Dec 1 RAINFALL. Signal Service Weather Report, San Francisco, November 26: Rainfall for 24 hrs ending 11.53 A.

u. Nov. 20 .00 Rainfall for November 1.79 Rainfall for season 2.60 Rainfall for season 1878 35.03 Rainfall for season 1877 10.56 WIND AND WEATHER REPORTS. From the United States Signal Service tation November 26. BEST PIAHOS, AND GIVE THE "DTDCT TTDTO TTCf i New Piano" with all Modern Improvements.

S200, S885, $410, EtO, We are responsible and Guarantee all we sell. KOHLER Cor. 9th and Washington Sts. UaklantU FRANK BARNARD I (Successors to O. K.

FREEMAN Co.) Importers and dealers in every description of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COAL. arrivals. For sale in lots to suit. WEST HARTL -Y COAL, COWPEN MINES, NEW CASTLE, EI.3. WELLINGTON COAL.

WELLINGTON COLLIF.nY. B. C. SCOTCH SPLINT, DUKE OF HAMILTON COLLPLRY. GLASGOW.

SYDNEY COAL, NEWCASTLE. QCATTirrnA ccattic vumi ufcHi iu ui ii UOOS BAY COAL, NEWPORT COAL COOS BAY, OR. ANTHRACITE, WlLKESBARRE COAL PENN. FRAiK BARNARD CO. GEOEGE S.

BROMLEY. Manager. CORNER OF EIGHTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS. Special Rates to parties taking two tons and upwards. 1 E.D.BH&C0 951 BROADWAY BLACK GOODS SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR TI1IS WEEK.

One Lot of Slack Cashmeres all wool, double width at 50c. per Yard. One Lot Black Cashmeres 48 inches wide $1 per Yard. One Lot Black Cashmeres, 48 inches wide, Extra Fine, $1.25 per Yard. One Lot Black Camels' 54 inches extra $1.50 per Yard.

Hair, fine, At the above prices these Black Goods will be found the Greatest Bargains Ever offered, and as it will be im possible for us to duplicate either these goods at the prices named, we would advise every one wishing a dress secure it at once. D. SLOCK 951 BROADWAY. THE it WINDSOR" BRANCH OF ACKERMAN SN FRANCISCO, 1153 Broadway, OAKLAND. AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF" HOLIDAY MS CONSISTING OF Fancy Goods of all kinds.

Jewelry, Vaoea, Bird Cages, Bracket. Plain and decorated China, Dolls, Toys, Card Tables, Flower Stand, Mirrors, Frames, Purses, Statuary. Glassware. Leather Good. Platedware, Cutlery Lamps, Clocks, and an Endless Ajsaortment of Articles for I Use and Ornament.

tor Good delivered ia Alameda Free of charge THOMPSON, Formerly of Vandeliee Ac Co. 1TTOULD INFORM HIS MANY FRIENDS and the public that he has taken room the CAnnitMe ouiiainsr lup wnere. recotrnizinir the fact that economy is the order of the day, he wiu Keep a sioca oi iiiamvnds, Watches aad Jewelry, FOR SALE, at prices that will not fail to ave for those who purchase of him. Small expense enable me to sell at POPULAR PKIUcJa. Also, nr-ciai wora ui im Jewelrv repairing.

Jewelry made to order. Ail at GREATLY KEUUCEU rKlCES. No. 4. Chronicle Building-, Cor.

Bnah and Kearney S. F. MRS. F. H.

MEYER, 1453 Bail road 4t, Corner Center street, Center Street nation, Oakland, California. Stations. Time. Ther. Hum.

Wind. W'hr. Sacra 'n to 4:58 ah 42 91 Clo'dy Lake 4:53 am 28 66 Calm Clo'dy Portland. 4:58 am 36 92 Foggy 11:53 am 55 23 Clear. HOLIDAY PBE3BNTSI BATU'iicemii Parlor Suits, Turkish.

Easy Chairs and Lonngei elegantly upholstered. Patent Rockers, also patent) Steel 6c Rattan 'K Chairs and Rockers, Library Sc Par- i lor Tables, Music-stand sf Book- esses 6c Secretaries, Ladies fi Writiug JDeskSi asels, Card-Receivers, Bo- i established, it is safe to conclude that do one who shall attend the carnival to-morrow night will be disappointed in the least. A ooatnmer has been in attendance) at Oakea Hotel for the pat three days. Roller skating will continue until 10 o'clock, when dancing will begin. The excellent condition of the weather will be improved by large delegation from this city and other parts of the country.

A Thanksgiving dinner will be given by the ladies of the M. E. Church of San Leandro. A tine bill of fare will be offered and doubtless the ladies will be amply rewarded for their effort. A trotting race will also take place in that town to-morrow for a purse of $60.

Industry Lodge, No. 63, A. 0.TJ. W. of Pleasanton, will hold their first anniversary ball in Centennial Hall, tomorrow evening, November 27th.

It is the intention ot tne memoers to make this effort one that will reflect credit upon the Lodge. A pleasant social party will be given in the Town Hall, at Centervilie, on Thanksgiving night, for the benefit of the Mowry's Landing School District. Ample preparations have been made, and the lovers of the dance in Wash ington township will be out in full force. Thanksgiving will be inaugurated at Livermore by a ball given under the auspices of the J. B.

C. Social Club of that thriving little town, and to-niglit East Berkeley will be made vocal Ly the Berkeley singing School at Ucii Fellows' Hall. Mention should also be made of the rifle shooting to take place at Centervilie to-morrow between two divisions of the Rifle Club of that place for a gold and silver medal. tvianv other entertainments occur this week, but notice is here made of those only appointed for Thanksgiving eve, to-morrow ana to-morrow nignt. LEGAL NOTES.

Judge Redman made an order yes terdav afternoon admitting Hender Udy to citizenship. The suit of Field vs. Callaghan, one the Sobraute land cases, was con tinued in the County Court to-day. The suit of- Phillips vs. Phillips been referred to the Third District Court Commissioner to take testimony.

Gen. Cobb concluded his argument ,1 tne neosnaw-rainier case at 11 o'clock to-c'ay, aud Mr. Crittenden then began for the defense. Judge McKee has ordered default of defendant entered in the case of the Oakland JL.ink of Savings vs. Chas.

Carpenter, aud decree in favor cf plAintiff. Judge Redman, in the Comity Court, has ordered judgment in of plaintiff in the suit of A. Maretish vs. W. Hempstead, an action for the possession of the house on the southwest corner of Brush and Sixth streets and $105 rent.

B. McGinnis has been granted leave County Judge Redman, to prosecute action against A. W. Swett, in Jus tice Howard's Court, to recover $250 a promissory note, as a writ of attachment had been levied on the real property of defendant priori the time his filing a petition in insolvency. A petition has been filed in the Pro bate Court by Samuel Sacks, praying an order of Bale of certain real estate belonging to the estate of Chas.

Human, deceased, against which there are claims, including expenses of administration which are set at $500 and family allowance, amounting to $4,363, The hearing has been set for December 20th. Suit has been commenced in the Third District Court by Ezekiel G. Dodge against G. H. Moulton and H.

Weinberg, for the possession of the goods and fixtures now in the store lately occupied by Geo. Blanchard, at East Twelfth street, besides the horses and vehicles used in carrying on business of a grocer or for their value, $1,700, and $300 damages. OAKLAND SAVINGS BANK. Healtby Financial Exhibit or Its Asset and Liabilities. Bank Commissioner Coleman has ex amined the Oakland Bank of Savings, and his report has been filed.

It shows the following financial exhibit: ASSETS. Banking house and lot $79,964 71 22 1,302,430 64 136,893 17 46,514 60 Other real estate Loans on real estate Invested in warrants and bonds Loans on stock and bonds Loans on personal security Money on hand Deposit in other banks. Office, furniture and fixtures. Other asset 48,617 20 0,818 45 113,666 36 00 13,8911 42 60 Interest accrued Expenses, taxes, etc 9,167 77 Total 81,976,661 98 LIABILITIES. Capital paid up 475,000 00 Surplus reserve nlu Aia 11c 1 00 Due uepositors Due banks and bankers 1,939 7 Other liabilities 2.S20 01 Interest collected oo.ss oo Rents, exchange 1,864 52 ...81,975,651 98 Remember the Little Ones.

The Ladies Relief Society desires to extend their thanks to Messrs. Audif- fred, D. Foster, Henderson Banney and the firm of Lynch, Malo- ney Fitzell, coal dealers, for their donations of coal to the Child ren's Home. It is to be hoped that liberal-hearted citizens will not forget to donate generously towards the Thanksgiving dinner of the little ones. If some well-known ana oenevoient gentleman would visit our merchants this evening- and to-morrow morning.

with an express wagon, we aouoi dos bat that a plentiful supply of turkeys and other edibles would be unhesitat ingly furnished for the children a dinner to-morrow. Up to this morning but one turkey had been sent to the Home, It is only necessary for some energetic and interested person to act on tne above suggestion to ensure a bountiful provision for the helpless poor now in the care of this noble charity. The monthlv subscriptions toward the sup port of the Home have fallen far short ot the current expenses for the present month, and unless generous aia is ren dered, the good cause will sutler. The Webster House We understand that the Webster House, located on the northeast corner of Eleventh and Webster street, has recently been leased by Mr. Hartman, formerly of the Lick House, San Fran' Cisco, rne Douaing is aesmuiy located; the rooms are sunny, and the whole establishment has been thor oughly renovated.

Mr. Hartman ia a gentleman ot large experience mw otel buainess, and the public are assured that the hooae will be conducted in first-class style. Of President Lincoln at the Gettys burg Dedication a correspondent to the Cincinnati Commercial gives soma interesting reminisepaoes. An address was given in the evening by Mr. Charles Anderson aad in a church.

The andienoe had assembled, and arose as the President entered. An eld man, shabbUy dressed, followed him np the aisle, and when, reacmna the seat re- 9 rum Tatuv1w. waraia aWiiia orunft nt th bim. Governor Tod, who escorted the President, pat his hand on him and aaid: "No, old man, yon can't go in there. Mr.

Lincoln turned and said: Yes, Governor, that my aaa patting his arm. about the old man, brought him into the pew. It was ths old man who entered the battle of Get I tysbarg with his aaa lougni in aepeaacBuy au ut. is of BAU8 Standard Grata Bus, 10l0e: for and June deliTWT. uucun uunn laiaia.

Wool Baca are quotea Jfi'r'o tonight. Potato Gunnle. 14e. suitable lor Coffee, Jr'F nominal. Hop Cloth, 80-oonce, 12; ns-ounoe, n' JSKLa BRICKS -Fire, 836C4o OaUfomia bard, -iivaiv- lr ant 7(rttHl red.

89i10. rrooms- Enreka Fine No 1, 84 doc; No bs SO: No 8. 88: Eureka Patent No 1. 83 60 No a 1 as: Laaier usiisih, ow. ununn Brooms sell from 82 up for No 1, from 81 78 for No 2.

and from 1 60 lor ln s. r-xira no i on fmm B9t nn and No 9 for 82 60. Arme's Star Extra, No 60; do No 2, 84; do No 3, 83 50. BREAD Assorted crackers 10(S12c ft Bos- torn Butter Cream and Graham 8c; Picnic. 7c, Soda.

6uCc: SanU Clara. 8c Sugar, 9c Onur an- RmmI lte: Corurreas Cakes, 16c Jenny Lmd, lie; Ginger NuU, 12i; Biscuit. 8e: Milk. 11c: Nic Nac. 12c: Ship Bread, Sic; Pilot do, 434ic; Saloon Pilot, Gimrer Cakes.

11c: Alohabrt. 12c; Cocoanut, 15; Cracknell, 28c; Cracker Meal. Be; Dots, 15- Egg Jumbles, 15c; Fruit. 10c: Macaroons, 86c. QUICKSILVER Market 3940c -EICE-Hawaiian.

86 2586 60 ctl. No. 1 China, 86 25 ctl; No. 8 do, 85 75. Sti Mixed 84 om CANDLES Mission Canuie Works aouir perm, 1414ic ft: do Chemical ax espec-laJlyadaped for mines, 1611; do Adamantine, llUlc; do Globe.

8i(al0c. JJS ico'co? Stearic Acid. 14-oa, 141c. Crystal. vu i i7- star.

14-os. 14c: Lagte, iz-oi Ic Bay Candle oras impr Stc Acid. ISiai.Sohvr llillic. jerk's Stearic Acid. 14-oa, lSJc lb; 16-oa, lAaflBlc, A.Gross Jt Co's 14-os.

13114c; Thayer ft Judd Paraffiue, 20ic; Mitchell's Adman tine, 14-oz, 17c; do 16-oa, 19c; Proctor Gamble's do, 14-os, 131c- 12-ox. llic; Woods A Conahan's Globe do, os, 1 1 1 1 IcHarkness' Patent Wax, 19fcgl9ic; lie Bay Candle Works Imprd Wax, 16iai7c; Grant's, Stearic Acid. 14-ox. 14c; bchaeliers, 14-os Stearic Aciu. loc; ao iz-o aar, uc.

SUGAR Present reSnery prices are as iouows Extra Powdered, 141c; Crushed, Cube and Fine Crushed, 14c; Extra Granulated, 13K, dry do 13fc; Golden 12ic; Extra l2jc; izc bbls. Half bbls aud bxs ic more for all kinds. No order taken for less than 40 bbls, or equivalent in half-bbls or boxes. i UAoi rowncju uowen per giun lib- cans; do 7 -ounce cans, 822 50; Preston at Merrill's at 822; Donnelly's. 817.

MATCHES California 81 WKSl ua Eroes; Parlor, 82 502 75, as to make cans. 82 75(33 dor; Peaches, r2J82. As sorted Pie Fruits, 81 7582: Tomatoes, xj-h. cans, 81 2531 60; gall kegs, 83 50. Pickles, 5-gail kzs, 81 75: 10-gal.

do, 83 60; do mixed, oi. So Drniu Kl 75 J-yail, iJ, quails, 4-, mi 00; Jams and Jellies, 2i-ft cans. 3 25(f 50; Raspberries. 83 00; Bartlett Fears, oo (82 75; Blackberries. 83 00; StrawDernes, eo, Cherries, 3 00; Apricots, 82 75(st3; Quinces, 7583; Green Corn, 81 7ovi2 00; oreen Peas, 81 75(d-2 00.

CEMENT, LIME, ETC. Eastern Kosendale Cement, 2(s2 50 9 bbl. Erurlish Portland, 4of5 25. Lime. 81 25(81 50.

Golden Gate Plaster, S2 7A3. COFFEE- Prime Central American Greens held at 20c per lb; inferior do, Manila, nominal. Rio, 19(d'20c lb. Java. 25c lb.

Prime Guatemala and Salvador, lb. DRUGS Alum. 31c; Brimstone, 3i333c Cream Tartar, 3540c; Nitric Acid, 121(jllic; Tartaric Acid, 65vce80c; Sulphuric Acid, 2Jtee4c; Bi-Carb Soda, 4(g5c; Caustic Soda, 4iljc: Soda Ash, 2'21c; Sal Soda, 81 75i81 SO lbs; Nevada Soda, 2(d2jc; liltie vitriol, 7i(7IcWtt; Flour Sulphur, iigiic 9 ft; Sul phate of Ammonia, 8140 9 ton; Washing Ammonia, in carboys and cans, 10c 9 lb do pints, do quarts, 83; Crude Ammonia Concentrated, 30 dtg, Beaume, ISc 9 ft in carboys cans. FISH-Columbia River Salmon, 81 35(381 45 doz 1 ft cans, as to brand ar.i quantity; Pa cific Cod 2i33c ft for bdls, and 3j(fc for cs. Mackerel, 15-R kits, 7o; jnoz ao.

Si ov; 1, hf bbls, 89i10: No 2 do, 87(g3. SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS Brandy California Grape, 81 60 to 83 50 9 gallon, as to vintage, Cognac, $4itl5, as to brand, etc. Rum- Jamaica, 84 50w5 25. Whiskey Domestic high proof, 81 50; lowuo, yi ov; brands, 82 25tci5 50 gallon, according to age; Scotch, H(5 50. uin Holland, sr3 gallon; do uomestic, i a.

nire spints. 171ai 25 9 proof gallon. Alcohol, domestic. 40 in tin: in bbls 82 35. SPICES We quote whole as follows: Hut- 9 ft; Cloves, 47 tooOe; Cassia, 21 (22; Pepper China, (as do sifted Singa-Dore, Factory rates for ground in bottles Cloves, doz, 01 40; uiac-K repper, vucta White Pepper, 81 50; Cxvenne Pepper, 10; Allspice, 90c381; Cinnamon, 81 30; Ginger, 90csSl; Mace, 82; Nutmeg, 82; Mustard, 81 20rnel 25.

GUNPOWDER Blasting, 83 25 9 Keg. Haz- ardK. R. ft, 60c; do Electric, 81; American, do Sport, 75c; Dupont's F. F.

F. 50c; American Sport, 75c: do Eagle Duck, 70c. NAV AL STOKKS Kosin. 4 00(rt4 50 nni; 864(371; Pitch, 83 75iit4l; Oakum, 841(351 ble. Spirit Turpentine.

52JC455c, 9 DOMESTIC DRY GOODS Apron and Fur niture Check, 1022c; Cambrics, colored and bleached, Cotton Flannel, heavy, 141 do light, 8ai2c; Cottonades, 20t35c; Denims, heavy, 28 in, 1524c; do light, 27 in, 13g Hickorv fetrijies, heavy, 28 in, 12J313c; do light, 27 in, 10illc; Prints, Merrimac Coche-co, etc, 61(S7c; do Shirting, 6S6ic; Ticks, heavy, 3i in, 16 (232JC; do do 30 in, 14'2. no 28 in, ll131c; do medium, 2oC30 in, 9 Cotton Duck, 1(310, 21331c; do 2-0 to 12-0, 371a621c; do Ravens 28 in, 15221c; Kentucky Jeans, licMOc LEATatK Sole, oau-tan, 22a30c; bud, 13) 161; Harness, 2535c for oak; do. Gram Sides. 14(17c; Skirting, oak, 2535c; Wax Skin, oak-tanned, o0c81 50 9 ft; Wax Leather, 14jai7c foot, Bridle, oak, 4g7 9 side; Wax Kip Skins, oak-tanned. $30r60 9 WOODENWARE White and varnished ware Pails varnished 9 doz, 83 50(34-.

white. $4t5; brass bound, 878; lard, 83. Tubs Varnished, No 0 doz, $24; No 1, -o z. No 3, 816; No 4, 810. Painted ware-Tubs, No 0 (ex size), 9 doz, 813; No 1, 815; No 812; No 3, rJ.

Keeiers faintea or varnished 9 doz 82(24 as to No, nests of 5, 9 nest, 25; Pails, 3 hoops, 9 doz, 83; Washboards- Zinc, doz, 05. SOAP Castile, 9121c, as to make. Local make of Pale and Chemical Olive, 46c; fancv kinds, 78c 9 ft; Mission Chemical Olive, 5575c 9 box of 20 bars. Washing Powders, 81215 9 gross. METALS Pig iron, KiWctsu ton, as to brand.

Tinplate, 87 508 00 9 box; Bar Lead, 737ic; Pig, do 535ic; Sydney Pig Tin, 2S-. MALT L1UUUKS-Joules stone Ale, nnas. 855; do hf hhds, 823. Guess' Stout Porter. hhds, 850: hf do, 827.

Tenent Pale Ale, pw and qts, 83 5084. Blood's XXX Dublin Por-6er, 83 50(3 S4. Burke's Guineas Porter, 83 50 (an. schiitz MiiwauKee tseer, vats- LUMBER The wholesale and retail rates are given as follows for the descriptions named: Oreiron pine, i. I4 ana io; tvecwooa, ci4 and 816; Flooring, No.

1, 823 and 826; Flooring No, 2, 818 and 820; Rustic, No. 1, 26 and Rustic. No. 2. 813 and 822: Shingles.

9 81 60 and 02: Laths. 03 25 and 83 60. SALT California Crystal, 814 9 ton; do half, I ground, lo; Bay stocK, oar, uarmen tsiana Dairv, 8125, as to grade; do rock, 812; do hf, ground, 814. Liverpool fine, 820a22 00 9 ton SYRUP Extra heavy golden, from refinery jobbers 621c 9 gall in bbls; 65c in hf bis; 70c D-gail Kep, ouc in .11 1 i-iiia. nu or ders are taicen lor less man an ddis or equivalent in of bbls or kegs.

CORDAGE Manila, 11-inch (7-16 dia.) ana upward, 15c; do 12-thread 6 and thread (I and 5-16 dia), 161c. Manila Bale Rope, 2, 3 and 4 thread, 15c; Manila Cordage, 2-inch (i dia) and upward, 151c; do Lathyarn, ISJc. Discount on lots of 10.000 ft 9 ft. Sisal Rope, lr-inch (7-16dia) and up ward. 131c: do 12-thread (1 dia) 14c; 1 do 6 and thread (1 and 5-16 dia), 141c.

Sisal Bale Rope, and 4 thread, 13c OILS California Castor, from mill, 81 40 for No. 1 in cs, and 811 in cs. for No. Lin seed, from mill, 95c for raw, and 81 for boiled bbl lots. China Nut, ef7Sic cocoanut, nn local mill, 65c for bbls.

Devoe' Brilliant, plain cans, Pratt' Radiant and Oleophene, ISO c9 trail; 8tanlard Co's Pearl, 100-case lots. 321c: do Astral. 39 Elaine, 35c WINES California Angelica, S7C. Claret, 83 2503 50; Port, 8510; Sherry, 85 60; White 82 606 50 9 cs. The following prices are for export in wood, payable in gold coin, free on board ship or rail: California Ury Ked, foreign grapes, gall, ury White, do, 60ao0c; Port, red, 75c81 25 do new, 65r90c; Angelica, 65(385c.

Cham pagnes Piper Heidseck, Louis Ro-derer's, do. 830832; Krug Private Cuvee, 28cof 829 for qts and pts; do. Shield, 821(9322, do Premiere Qualite. 818A819. Cachet Blanc, 031, do.

pints, 032 60; Cabinet Green Seal, 022 do. pts, 023. G. Dorr's Montilla Sherries, 0285 9 nil: Lacave's dry Sherries. 0346 Hunt' Port, 82d 86 Offley Forester, do, 82s MINING STOCK REPORT.

Sax FRAacigco, November 20, 1879. The following sales were made in the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board ORXIXO SALES RBOULAR SRSSIOK. 80 Alpha 9t91 250 Bryan. 35c .2324 ....8 00 212 30 4oc 101 330 60 560 Atlantic 15c 840 Andes 1 00 220 a 6S0 Belcher 2 90 320 Wash. 670 50 Star.

610 120 605 Bullion AAA Ranton. .6 00(941 760 2 66: 610 4(50 Cal 4 80' DO a 410 Con Vir 5H 120 Occidental ...1 25 485 Chollar 77 100 Ophir 825 Con Imp. 100 Overman 100 212 GO I 390 Potosi 65 Conn. 99 26 1 100 290 Cale 1 25' 240 Hill 26 ...4 40 ..1 25 176 Charge 2 26 495 Savage. 1250 Con Dor 90o2 680 8 Nev.

150 Dardanelles 70c 10 Belch. 14 225 Excb .3 953 90! 686 Scorp'n 1000 8 Utah 70 8 Potosi. 95 440 230 Ward ....2 96 10c 10c 3oo nowery 25c 260 AC 88i 1425 Golden 43i45i ho 13rl31 270 Justice 2 00! 415 Julia. 90 1 100 Kossuth 15c 10 Kentuck 3 50 1 6tf 200 Wood ville 20c I 600 Fargo 06c 275 Jket ...150184 rBSTKRDAT ArrBRBooH a sbssioi usout A1.R8. 1300 ArgenU.

860 Addenda 1050 Albion 100 Belmont 616 90c I 100 .2 10 1 00' 60 126 Mt Diablo. 200 60 Mono 150 Mammoth. 400 .2 06! .180 860 BochteL 66 Bodie 10i 60 Bulwer ..9) 320 Rl! a ui 100 Beinoere 50c' 700 Iale 260 180 a 00 220 N'nday 4 00 50 Oriental. iB 260 tOc 146 ..1 10 860 3e 140 ...1 10 60 Booker. 76c 360 Bos Con.

160! 600 Cham, 30c 25 Pac. 00 1260 Day. -1 10 146 Eu Con .18 700 Endow. 80 .1 76 100 41 zuu summit r. 1760 400 110 8 00 890 Bttlwwr 40e 060 200 Star 100 GaO 150 U'sid.

(..... 1 101 60 Jupiter 261 410 Tioga J. ....2 26 160 Tip 60 300 Univer.i.,,,10e 850 ......31 60 KCon 41 500 800 200 100 Pacific ti 26 27 "8 29 u. Salt S. Oc The streets are in splendid condition for driving.

Senator Sharon visited Oakland yesterday afternoon. Tke painters are at work on the roof of the Court House. The representative American bird tomorrow will be the turkey. Roller skating will amuse the West Oakland young folks to-night. A cold north wind came howling down from Contra Costa county to day.

The chain-gang are engaged in good work cleaning rubbish out of the gut ters. Ex-Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, ar rived by the overland train this after noon. Mrs. J. M.

Young and two children arrived home in Oakland to-day from the East The City Market will be open all this evening and to-morrow morning until lOVclock. New matt ng has been laid in the Court House and other repairs are under way. New cross-walks at the intersection of First and Franklin streets is a great improvement. Councilman Gill walked out yester day for a short time. He is convalescing rapidly.

J. M. Ferris, an ex-member of the police force, has returned from a tour of British Columbia. John Bresill and George Shields will be tried in the Police Court next day, for disturbing the peace. The Free Street Market was open to day, and a great abundance of turkeys and other fowl were disposed of.

Lieut. Hannah, of the United States Army, is now residing in this city and investing ia Oakland real estate. Thia forenoon at nine o'clock the ex amination of applicants tor te certificates began at the High SchooL Mrs. J. 0.

Wilkinson and son, of Berkeley, were passengers by the over land train that arrived this afternoon from the East. The annual entertainment and in stallation of officers of the St. An drew's Society of this city will take place Friday evening. The Galiudo Hotel carpets and fur niture are nearly all in place, and the mammoth caravansary will soon be thrown open to the public. A very small audience attended the concert given last evening at Uietz Opera House by Mrs.

Bailey, under the direction of Prof. S. M. Fabian. The George R.

Bailey who was black balled last week by the San Francisco Stock Board, is not the George R. Bailey who deals in eucalyptus trees in this city. Oakland Lodge, No. 2, A. O.

U. will give a social, literary and musical entertainment, in the fine hall corner Twelfth and Franklin streets, Friday evening. A. C. Dietz waa a quiet observer at the Board of Supervisors meeting Monday, when A.

E. Davis made a proposition to get the Webster Street Bridge for railroad purposes. The trial of F. V. Hosmer, on a charge of vagrancy, occupied the attention of the Police Court this morning and afternoon.

Fourteen witnesses in the case were summoned. The need of a ton of coal at the Homoeopathic Hospital is urgent, and would prove an acceptable Thanks-1 giving gilt, rne xiospitai is located corner of Nineteenth and Market streets. A musical and literary entertainment will be fciven on Saturday evening by the Eclectic Society of the California Medical College, in the large hall of the College building, on Clay street, near Eleventh. Thos. Bassell and Thos.

McDonald went to San yuentin to-day to fctay five ears, for burglary, having been convicted of unlawfully opening freight cars and abstracting certain goods therelroni. The boy Matt Lynch, who stole a horse in San Francisco and sold it in this city, last week, was examined in the Police Court this morning and held to answer the charge of grand larceny, in the sum of $500. The Literary Society of the Meth odist Episcopal Church of East Oak land will give an entertainment at Washington BaU, Friday evening, when readings from Dickens' Works will be the feature. Mr. and Mrs.

William E. Dean and their son Walter, left thia city yester- tprrlav for New York, intending to visit in the East until some time in Fhniarv. Mr. Dean is largely inter ested in Arizona miues. Quite a large and a very enthusiastic assemblage gathered in the Trinity Church evening when the TVmnerance Reform Club was ad dressed by J.

W. Moss, W. S.Dryden, Rev. Geo. Guirey and others.

A burglar entered the house No. 923 Poplar street, one day recently, and stole a number of trinkets. The house had been rented by Dr. Bonda, who was temporarily absent. The neigh borhood is lacking a police officer.

Julia Ferner, who had been out of custody but a few days, was sentenced in the oolice Court this morning tO 30 imprisonment, after Which Bhe can have her choice of paying $100 fine or take another 100 days. She was adjudged guilty of disturbing the peace while drunk. Woodward Taetzart have made a donation to the Ladies' Belief of large and beautiful map of the City of Oakland, on which the wards of the city are carefully and clearly outlined, a most valuable assistance to the ladies in their work of canvassing for monthly subscriptions. Henry Heyman, the well-known violinist of this citv. will give a con cert in Piatt's Hall, San Francisco, several artists December 4th, when will assist, iujlnding Zeiss, Beni.

Clark, W. Dongaa, "Julius Henrichs, M. Espinosa, Edgar Ikmrsen Oscar Herold will be eondaetor. The fence around Jefferson plaza is sadly dilapidated. 1 Bereuty-eignt pickets have been broken, and the evil is increased every day that a base-ball ewne occurs oa the plaza.

The city should repair the fence aad the polios should promptly arrest 'may person for defacing or breaking any portion of same, of I I i WEDNESDAY 4. NOVEMBER 26 1 FINA.MCE AND COMMERCE. Danv Jtvsxwe iribcxb omcrn, Wednesday, November SO, 1879. Nsw foa. November 25, 1879.

C. S. Bonds, 108: 100J; 5s, 102J. Sterling E- 8ilvr Bar. 115J; Silvfr Coin, 3i cent discount.

Kouev, 637 cent. Stock. firm; Western Union. J.0h; Pacific Mail, 88; Mariposa, Wells-Farjfo, 103; Now York Central, 129J; Erie, S0; Panama, 100, Union Pacific, 85 do Bonds. 109; Central Pacific, 110J; Lake Shore 102: Northwestern, St Paul, 100; Sutro Tunnel, 4J; Quicksilver, lf; Leadvule.

Caribou. 4. California Wool, steady Spring fleece, 88 036c: burrr. 18i2c; puUed, 30340c; Fall Clip, 20325c; burry, 2230c. Whale Oil, strong, SOQSic; Winter-bleached, UfiMOc: Soerm Oil, 1(31 01; Winter bleached.

$1 10(til IS. Hides, Ann, 23 N. Y. Wheat, dull, Hour, quiet. Livskpool, November 23, 142147.

N. 1S79. Average Cal forma Wheat, 10s 7ds911s 6J; Club, lis 8di Us IOd. Loxdox. November 25.

1379. Consols, S. 8uds-i's, I0oj; 4J', 103; 5 105, Financial. BXCUANGK. London Bankers' sixty days London Ban ken short London Commercial sixty days.

Paris Bankers' sixty days. Paris Bankers' Berlin, Bankers' sixty diy. Berlin, Bankers' short- Niw York Bankers' demand New York Bankers' Haw York Commercial demand. 491 49 49j(tf 49 60 .5.26 5.2J 94 4i 95 (g 95 20 25 25 30 6 10 MOSCT. Btnk rates.

8 10 Oxnmereial bills, prime 6 ice 6 til loans, a unn mixeJ securities 5 (f 7 Cli loans, aaiajt prime securities. 4 6 BULUOS. KTC. Bar Gold 8903900 Bar Silver, not under 9i7 1010 9 ct Mexican lo liars 9194 V. 3.

Currency par mill premium Standard Dollars 121 c- diac.fgper Half-dollar. par Etll.e.lla neons Siocaa ana Bands. The following list is revised daily by Sutro bankers and broicers, 403 Montgomery Street. BOXDS Bid. California State bonds, 6's.

1857 105 Montgomery avenue bonds 70 Dupont street bonds 87 Ask. 106 72 1W 30 100 K0 110 106 10 115 721 971 70 115 110 80 116 85 110 117 50 50 70 35 24 140 90 91J 86 Sacramento City bonds 23 Sacramento County bond 6s. 95 Stockton City bonus. S3 Yuba County bonds, Santa Clara bonds, 7s Butte County bonds, 10s, 1360.. Oakland City Bonus, Ss BASKS.

Bink of California First National National Gold Pacific 95 105 104 100 112 70 95 40 112 ISSU1ASCB. California 106 Commercial 75 Fireman's Fund 114 Home Mutual 80 State Investment 105 Union 115 CITT RAILROADS. 45 Central 45 North Beach 65 Omnibus 30 9dtter Street 22 MisciXLAjraoca. Giant Powder Company 135 Merchants Exchange 70 San Francisco Gaslight 91 Spring Valley Water Tonnajre Eng-ag-ed. The engagements reportel since last Wednesday have been as follows: Bark Caibarien, 400 tons Barley to Iquique, British baric Newark, 1056 tuns, Wheat to Cork for orders, prior to arrival Bol bark Kemijio, 441 tons, Lumber to Guayaquil, $14.

Barkeotine Constitution, 243 tons. Coal to La Union, owner's account. British ship City of Corinth, 1276 tons, wheat SO Cork, 3 5s. Norwegian ship Soerimner, 1410 tons, wheat to Cork, 3 5s; Bordeaux of Antwerp direct, 5s. British Ship Thurland Castle, 1301 tons, wheat to Great Britain, prior to arrival.

The Amparo Reverendo, in ballast from Cal-lao, is also understood to be engaged for wheat. i Predoce narksh FLOUR We quote City Mills Superfine, 841 0M4 SO; Bakers' and Family, $61(6; Best Family Flour, Extra, jobbing: at $8 021 9 bbl; Oregon Standard Extra, 85 021; ih ic, $6 tiHgtd 00; Walla Walla Extra, $5 0 00bbl. UK AT The ranee is $1 85 cMl 071 eU. BARLEY Coast, 75vs30c; brewing, 85c 91 Wctl. OAT QuoUble at SI 20al 40.

OOBN quotable at 81 02,381 05 ctl. HAY The range is from 88 813 ton. RYE Quotable at 81 1081 25 ctl. BUCKWHEAT 1 45 ctl. STRAW 40t50c bale ONIONS Union City, 8Sc9l; Choice Silver-akins, 9 other gradat, 40975c; Pickle, 1 0ol ctl.

POTATOES Reds, 36340c; Early Rose, 25A 35c; Tomalea. 60t75c ctl: Peachblows, 253 85e; Cufly Coves, 85jff97Jc Petalumas, 507Ee; ireeta, 62f 75c cU. MILLSTUFF We quote: Ground Barley, from the citr ton. outside for Bilver: Kye, 2J S3c; Rye Meal, 23 2ic Buckwheat Flour, 441e Peari Barley, 5.37c Graham Flour. 31 3c Oat Meal.

Cracked Wheat, 8184c Middlinsa aelling at 820 9 tU ton, and Wheat Bran, from the mills, 816 JiU, uver Oil Cake Meal. 834 ton; the three latter subject to the usual trade discount. ETC. We quote: Table Meal la selling at lf 'c 3 lb feed Corrv ton Hommy, S404c s. Wv uuote FUx, lb ICanary, 3c Mustard, white.

(31c Alfalfa 7'lc Mustard, brown. 94jc BKAMa We Quote By cU 01 26811 Li mas 86 0088 60 Bttr. 81 66 Pea 1 60a 1 66 8 aU White.81 40dl 60 1 Castor 60 Fmk. ft 1 15(41 z.V'Rads 1 15cstl 20 DRIED PEAS Wuotahfe at $1 3711 60 ctl, for yellow, add 96c8t for green. BEESWAX 22KS264C lb.

POULTRY We quote Live Turkeys, 18 19c. dressed do, 1821c lb; Ueese. pair, alfiOlA860: Ducks. 86(486: Hens, $il347; Roosters, )oung, $4l8851; broilers. 83 MUTTER- Choice California roll, 27i30c; rood do.221i0271; California nrKin, 141-4 okled roll, tlltf-ibc roll.

CHEESE California, Eastern, 17 18 9 DOMESTIC FRUIT We ouoU- Grape, Muscat grapes, 50480c; Tokay, 4CKJS Black OraDee. 60380c box Wine OraDea. ti-i OOiMia 00 too. Raspberries. east.

8-9; Quinces. 25k50c -Wisconsin Cranberries, 83 00010 00 bbL Cape Cod, do 11 MOIS 00 bbL athrVan cht tAl Annies, bx 40CA81 10 Penteeranatee. lb 25cl Pears I6c75 nONttx Uood to cnoiee ixmiou ringing lBMBISc-. best strained Stnlle ft. BOOS We quote: Freata California.

8(SS8e; alt Lake. Oregon. per doi latarn. 28A32SC. NUTS California Walnutt.lO! lc.ChUa Wal anta PeanuW.

8rOc: Almonds, soft shell lfaife: do hard shell. 6d7c: Hiekorr NuU, aa7e-. Pecan. 16A17c; Filberts, 17(loc: Brasil Hats.l6tl6c 9 ft; Eastern Chestnuts, 10rtlSe; Italian, do. 2593ilc; CocoanuU.

8486 100, DOMESTIC DRIED FRUIT We quote: Wa. alined. 6ftSc: oeeled. 8j10c: Peaches. 10 ejlle: pealed, llrSOc; Apples Machine dried, la7i; sun dried, sliced, 61O0C, and quar- srs, 4436e; Pitted nums, isioc; to-Hted do, Scf 4c; Prune.

8O10e; Blackberriea, lte: Fin. Dressed. 6u 6c: do un pressed 844 ft; Apricots, 121ai6e ft. The prices on Raisins in lots of 250 boxes and up ward are as follows: Common Layer bole, 82 60; half, 82 75; quarters, 82 76 1 eighths, $3 83 25. London Layer wnoie, half.

26; quarters, S3 S883 80; eighths. 83 03 75 box. QAME Quail dozen, 60os76c; Mallard Duck, 0088 00; Spig, $1 60); TeaL fi 008 -Widgeon, 75eil 00; Canvas -Sack, 81 80082 0 Hare. Bl RabbiU, 7601 85; Dove and Plover, 60c dos; raj Geese, 83(8)82 6a Whits do 81 00981 60: Brans, 91 00083 W. Kngusa Snipe, Bl 1 common, oo, eve.

WOOL Quotations are a follows: Southern Coast and Baa Joaquin, cnoiee, and 14O10O for burry; Mortncrn, for free, and 20825e for Wit and seedy. Oregon Lamb, 81983c 9 ft. PROVISIONS quote: Breakfast Bacon, 100111c; Bacon Sides, 109111c; Ham fEastern angar-oured), California do. 10l(Ut; Lard, tierce Eastern. 810vf8104: California, 81891 tins, 819ie; kegs, l9c; pails and jssns.10 OlOc ft.

Mess Beef, auuscv; ex tra mas do. 810AS10 25: Meat Pork. 816817 extra prim do, 813A814: extra clear do, $180 18 bb VEGETABLES We quote: Marrowfat Squash fBOtlO ton; Tomatoes, 26050c box; Summer Squash. 81 00 box. Mushrooms, Cab'ra ctl Caaufl? Carrots Turnips, ctl Or Okra.

Ora ChUl Pep bx T6c9l wij uu cat oeets ell Oa'bers, bx aC.s7.Se mrlim ft reea Peas ft 34 Birr Bean, lb 22W k4t Ppr, bx 1540l)lKs Plant. bx toc8l TROPICAL FRUIT We quote aa foUn.V Mexican Orangea, tl0Q8U tor assorted ta bxs, aad 82 00O88 26 9 era for unassorted: iviiieL a a4 9 Blcilv Lessons, 40 box; Malaga do, 87 SO box; California do, it KinABiA; Mexican imss. 86087 xc Calilonua do, $2883; Banana, a85 9 bunch; Pineapple. 889 dosen. HOPS-Ouotabl at 2C(8321 ft.

HIDES AND PELTS Heavy aalted Steer, over 66 fte, oMe; medium salted Steers, 8 to so ft, 81o; Lgbt aalted Steers and Cow; 84U46 Salted Kips, 39c; salted Calf. 10 121c; Dairy Skin, 9c; Dry Hides, usual eleetien, 2a201e; Dry Kips, 20c; Dry Calf, lie; prime Hair Uoat Skins, 22; poor do, le; Dear Skin, Rbds, and Blues, 030c; BMdiuniasd Fall do, i25e; poor and thia do, 1. Li8c: short wevi, I suodium wool, 8076c; lonf i 1 J. 3 LLu wwi sad 8ff8ie; refined, i cri.l, 1 1 ft. 839 00 S0M 00 26 4 af HA 76 A 1 12 in ft i 83 i 9 100 82, and 9 No etc.

fine 81 are: 81; 81 do Tar. 9 25c; 15c; do 11c; Calf doz. 018; 2, 81 to in 9 lc 9 8 in How it 'Will be Observed in this City and County. Inters-atlng- Sanrlee at tit Chnrcbe aad Haaday School A Roand Fetlvltle and AmiMnuti tnl Evening-, Tomorrow and To-morrow NlrKt. Again oar national religious day is about to dawn.

What memories its recurrence awakens in the minds of people of American ancestry. Blend ing as it does tne religious witn me social, it represents with Rreat propn ety a distinctive feature of society in this country. We are a religious peo ple, but not exclusively so. We are also a social people, but oar sociability ia not divorced from religious innaence. Unlike other nations we do not isolate religion from sociability.

We com mingle them in a healthy rational way Hence the appropriateness of Thanks (riving Day wherein the roast turkey aud mince pie blend most happily with thanksgiving to Almighty God, for his crowning of the year with goodness. Gratitude and feasting are united in a wav that, as it were, ymbohzes the so ciai structure of genuine American life. Thanksgiving Day has a quenchless vitality as well as a history. It will not dissDDear as an observance until true Americanism has lost its identity in foreign amalgamation. Not until every vestige of Puritanism is expunged from the national life, will Thanksgiving Day be forgotten, or cease to be recocrnized.

It is rooted in the soil of A PATRIOTIC ANCESTRY, And it will be a difficult task to choke out its endurance by any extraneous admixture. Without obtruding on the readers of The Tribune a mild homily on the virtue of gratitude, it may, perhaps, be sufficient to say that the average individual will find good ground for thankfulness for the personal allotments of the past year. With many, experiences might have been more satisfactory, and with others they could not have been more so; wniie an utter hopeless experience during the past twelve months has fallen to the lot of but very few. If most people cannot enter upon the morrow with content ment, they can at least feel grateful that they have fared no worse thau they have, and that a hopeful outlook is theirs. In addition to the conventional repast of good things, and the public religious service, the day is also char-acterized in this State by prepared festivities and entertainments which are just as popular in the country as in the city.

Socially, Thanksgiv-ing Day has become a festive as well as feast day and a variety of social attractions are annually set apart for that time, with as much regularity as the recurrence of the day itself. The public entertainment takes the place of the family reunion on the Pacific Coast, and our Thanksgiving Day assumes the gayest of holiday attire. In this city and county the usual round of festivities will be observed. A rifle tournament by the OAKLAND LIGHT CAVALRY Will undoubtedly attract a large number of spectators, to witness the contest between the members of that crack company. The series of matches will take place at Littlefield Range from 9 to 12 o'clock to-morrow morning.

All the money received from entrance fees will be equally divided into prizes three prizes for each class. The first-class men will be allowed to use any rifle. The second and third classes will use the carbine. The prizes for first-class men will be open to all comers other than members of the Company. Entrance fee 50 cents for five shots.

Any one can enter as often as pleases, but to no one will be awarded more than one prize. We ex pect there will be a large attendance and a spirited contest. All friends of the Company are cordially invited to be present and take part in the sport. ARCHERY BY TELEGRAPH. The dirciples of the long bow in this city and Chicago will participate in the novelty of a match by telegraph, between picked teams of the Oakland Bow Club and the Chicago archers.

The match will take place at Adams' Point Range, Lake Merntt, to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. American Round, Messrs. Frank Havens, L. Strickland, A. W.

Havens and R. J. Bush, will comprise the Oakland team. The popular r. M.

IS. social ciud, West Oakland, have been making extensive preparations for some time past for a Thanksgiving live Calico Party, whicn will taae piace at, xxau- -rw nro sens xlall mis evening. me vitations are printed on calico cards, and are unique and appropriate specimens of social eccentricity. OAKLAND GUARD. Tne annual anniversary ball of the Oakland Guard will be given at Ger- mania Hall thia evening, the occasion being the 19th anniversary of the or ganization of that superior and popular military company, ixiiiiiary gem kiuwi will appear in uniform, and Kalleo berg's full band will be in attendance 1 ia needless to aaa mat me occasiuu will be fnllv ud to the high social reDutation which the Guard has very justly acquired, and that the guests will be numerous.

At 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoon the Phoenix and Olympian Foot-ball Clubs will play a match game at tne uakiana Cricket Grounds, between picked team of fifteen men each. East 0aklander8 have been on the qui vive for some time in anticipation of the social event of the season in that locality the bal masque to be tn.mnrrn niaht at WaSDIDffton Hail by the Templar social tjiu o. i ne preparations for this event nave been quietlv progressing for several weeks on a very extensive acaie, sou an unusually fine entertainment is looked forward to as the result. The Oakland Guard Band has been secured. At Music Hall, on Sixth street, the Shiloh A.

M. E. Church Society expect to give a Thanksgiving entertainment to-morrow evening. The regular weekly social 01 tne East Oakland Presbyterian Church will take place to-morrow nicht at Odd Fellows' Hall. THANKSGIVING SERVICES.

At St. John's and St. Paul'0 (Episco pal) Churches there will be special religions service to-morrow, at 11 o'clock a. m. At the former church there will he a Thanksgiving iraise service, in which interesting exercises by the Sun' day School will be had.

Addresses will be made, and the church will be trimmed with evergreens and flowers. At St. Paul's Church the rector will oreach an appropriate discourse S. xnansagiving service wiu aio DO conducted by the Rev. C.

H. Affiei-bach, pastor of the German Methodiat Church, on Seventeenth street, be tween San Pablo and Telegraph ave nues. at 10:33 A. X. There will be a union lhanasgmng service at the Firt Congregational Church, to-morrow morning at 11 o'clock, representing several of the city churches, rue sermon at tour service will be preached by the Rev.

O. S. Ab bott, pastor of the First Baptist Cborcb. TS THK XSTZBIOR. Perhaps the mostattractive entertain ment to take place to-morrow night, not exoeotins anything in this city, ii the carnival and bal-maKiue to be given by Tony Oakes at Oakes Hall, Haywards.

Anew and springy floor haa heon laid, extending the whole length of the building, and numerous other improvements aad preparations have been made yin anticipation, of the event. As Mr. Oakei always exe- cotes his projects in thorough and complete manner, ana us reputation of in by an on of for 611 the I I quet Stands, Slip-per-Holders, Wall Pockets and Brackets, Ottomans, Walnut, Ebony, Ash Maple Chamber Suits in the very latest! styles and patterns. NOTE Having made my purchases in the East just beforB the rise in prices, I CAN GIVE PURCHASERS EXTRA IADUGEBIENTS Christian Schreiber, 1107 Bdwyj Between 15Stli ftiicl 13th strees. Goods purchased any time before the holidays can remain in the store until wanted, and delivered free of charge.

CHASE, Poet 8treet, near Dnpont, San Francisco. WALLS EKi) CO. N. S. W.

nn ui neuiiinTnti rr uu iiHwniun uii I MBRi si traiva OWNERS i in material, stipulate Painting that nothing C. T. Raynolds Co'S T. Ravnolds Cos Paints and NEW TO-DAY. Groat Heal Estats AUCTION SALE LIMEY H.

A. Cobb, Auctioneer, At their Oakland Auction Salesroom i Saturday. Deo. Gib, 1879 At 8 o'clock, P. M.

A Valuable Properties Located in Oakland, East Oakland, West land, Berkeley, and Aiameoa, rarwewan i in future advertisement. 9l I Avctioaeera. Oakland office at 1108 Broadway, esr, street, tsan rrancdco omce a. mmurxm, Dore 410 Pin. street.

LADIES', CHILOREII'S, AKD. INFANTS' WEfVTS. ae-aaBBBBSBBBSB. OUITG, CLOAK ULSTERSt ETC. i A larg assortment of these foods wiO sold regardles of sost during ths sext atzty acotmntof twUrutC frosB business MRS.

DATJNlOTXirriC No. Hi Saa aadsco GE0KGE EICTCr Boom t. WIloox Bloek, southwest earner warand Ninth streets, up-stairs, or Saving Bank; E. feesn trt land bank oi saving. Notary and Corml C5c hours troxa AM.

t5 r. PROPERTY To insure good all your Contracts for shall be used except Pure Paints and Oils. Painters who use C. Oils do the BEST AND CHEAPEST WORK, because PURE MATERIAL GOES FURTHER, LOOKS BETTER, and LAST? Barometer at San Francisco, 29.94 Rising. Barometer at Sacramento, 29.85 Steady.

Barometer at Salt Lake. 29.61 Falling. Barometer at Portland, 30.30 Rising. I BIRTUS. ATWOOD In San Francisco, November 25, to the wife of Capt Chas Atwood, a daughter.

KELLY In San Francisco, November 25, to the wife of David Kelly, a son. McCf LL In San Francisco, November 25, to the wife of Alex McColl, a son. REAMER In San Francisco, November 23, to the wife of A Reamer, a daughter. MARRIAGES. BORDWELL McLURE In this city, November 25, by the Rev McLean, A Bord-wall, of San Francisco, and Miss McLure, of this citv.

HUGHES WINANT In this city, November 25j by the Rev Thou Guard, Frank Hughe and Julia Winant, both of this city. SHAW WHITNEY In San Francisco, Novem ber 25, at the residence of Wendell Easton, by Rev Dr Stebbins, Shaw and Kate Whitney. VENSON BRENNAN In San Francisco, No vember 25, at St Mary Cathedral, Banaon Vensou and Kate Brennan ARCHIBALD ADAMS At Hanford, Tulare Co. November 9, Nelson Archibald, of Nova Scotia, and Henrietta Adams Iowa. CLAUSEN PETERSON In Watsonville, November 17, Chris Clauson and Mary Peterson.

RICH CURTISS In Healdsburg, November 10, Harry Rich and Mary Curtiss RE1BS HAUN In Stockton, November 20, August Reiss and Mrs Katherine Haun. PCHAFELBERG WALTER In Sacramento, November 22, Rudolph Schafelberger and Anne Walter. I DEATHS. HARRISON In San Francisco, November 26, John Francis, son of Frank and Mary Harrison, a native of San Francisco, aged 2 years, 11 months and 17 days. GRtEN In San Francisco, November 25, John Green, a native of Sweden, aged 68 years.

EIIRLICH In San Francisco, November 26, Mrs Johanna Ehrlich, mother of Mrs Otto, a native of Hamburg, aged 79 years. JOHNSON -In San Francisco, November 28, Sherwood, beloved son of 8 and Kate Johnson, a native of San Francisco, aged 7 months and 21 days. BARRY In Petaluma, Novemberl4, MrsNorab Bum, a native of Ireland, aged 42 years. DAVIS At the San Juan Grant November 21, Mrs Isabella Davis, aged 35 years and 6 months. TURNER In Rodie, Nouember 21, Turner, a native of irmnia.

aired 62 vears. TENEY Near Snellings, November 14, Francis Teney, a native of Ireland, ageu az years. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. i The following real estate transfer re corded in the Recorder Office, Alameda County, November 24, 1879, are reported by Mix. Ilk KM.

IC Gregory to John Coleman 2 11-100 acres in Centre ville. Washington Tp 8 8500 MueUer to Peter Kuss 25 feet of lot 13, Tuttle tract, Oakland 800 Chas A bailey to as Barker Lots 6 to 10. li. 23. 38.

39 and 40. Steele tract, Berkeley 8 Brown to Joaauin Coria Lot 16. block 28, Oak Shade tract, Alameda. 236 Andre Bernal to Juana Nevis Lota 6 and 7. Castro's survey of lot on Rose ve, Pleasanton, Eden Tp 250 Estate Jones, deed, to Lysander stone 4-50 acres, Brooklyn Tp 16000 Same to Andrew Jones 35 acres.

Brook IvnTp 11600 Barnhisel to Hewlet Lots 4. 6, and 6. block 36. San Antonio. Brooklyn Tp 2500 OKTOAOM.

The following mortgage were recorded in the Recorder' Office, Alameda County, November 241, 1879: Coleman and wife to 8 Sal, et al 12 11-100 acres in Centreville, Washing ton Tn 8 2500 Corn to John Casey Lot 10, Mock 23, lOak Shade tract, Alameda Ann Steele to German SAL Socy NE 18th and Broadway, 100 75, Oakland I Keheiser and wife to Union Savga Bank Lota I and block 798, Watts tract, Oakland 260 1000 300 OVERLAND PASSENGERS. WBSTW4RD-BOCSD rAssme omasa, m. Omaha, Nov. 25, 1879. Following are the through-bound first-class passengers cm to day's train, leaving 12:16 r.

to arrive in Oak land November 29th. I Miss Rodger, Mi Lucia A Bndgers, Hlhh(n, Mn Atkinann SV.u.k Omaha, and Dr Fitch. Chicago. In special car: Otis Hardy, Joliet, 111; Peckham and wf, Kingston, Mass; Vernon and wife, Klixa-betlitown, Ky; Mrs Adam Grant, Grant, Lyon, San Francisco; Nathan Straits, Thomas Maddock, New York; A Gager. Brooklyn; WCNealy and wife, Stan wood, Iowa; Poindexter, Oakland; Mr Thorpe, Knowles-Ule, Alfred Lowell and wife, Moberly, Mo: Jam MetM and wife.

Parte; Ann bar Peter- on. Philadelphia: Mr Warner. New York. I 48 through Immigrant left on last night bWnigrant train, to arrive la Oakland December 2d. Iriisna ckMUM, hit aba.

akl, Nov. 25, 1879 The following -named Tcriand u.iiiiaw jimt here to-day by ran, 9 arrlTe in Oakland Norember 28th. TirrilL Boston: Mr WUklneon. Mas ter Harrow Wilkinson, California; 8 Rich- aras, tsog; i uatres, Atutraiia; jus 4 tuenwmy. Oohmboa, Ohio; Him A Rich war, Brooklyn, George Greteraon.

wife and three children. uenBaarK; a Fred in, Penn; Bwartwout, Chicago; John Mitchell, Oregon; Mrs Jf MeUoghlin, Mr 1 Yoonr andtwo children. Oakland; Mr Joseph, California; Miss P' Col; FO BeaUy. California; GDMlhi. Bweetland, Cal; Van Patterson! Stockton: Kichard O'Connor.

Rosen. 6 5 0 EvVard and San Fraodseo; Mim a Minesingwr. ilMTSll Kmerv, Tuwarora, Kev; Di CeciL wife wi ro, umw. 106 emigrant passengers, iMfodlnc 60 male. 'to and in Oakland November 27th.

he of 1 Applique and Embrofdery WorklraE eighth wonder of the wokld; LONGER than any other. NEW irO-DAT. CENTRAL HALL FOURTEENTH STREET, One Week-irCommenoing Haaday, Noir. 24 tb. Afternoon 4 ISOtolfle Evening v.

7:80 to The most wonderful exhibition on earth! A Lady WlH 8 Heads YJLTKsi ain.ra ti Who sing duitt, plajs music, dance, and tpekk all language. The Marvellous Mites COUNT ROSEBUD BARON LITTLEFINGER. tk. two mart talented Little Men in existence, they fence, ing, dance and act to per- mntyn. CHAS, H.

WELCH. ij Buatneas NOTICE. The City Market will be open Monday, Tnesdty, and Wednes day evenings, Nav. 24, 25, and 28, until 8 P.M. will give all people a chance to see our elegant display of BeelV poultry, FLsh, Ud adds to Thanks- VTUIWUial givlllg Ammera.

ST. ANDREW soqett. A tl OW'O DAY wmbeeeijebratedhya HJLXjX JLXtX 8TJPPKB JSIcliqlll Hall, Filday Erealaan- tb Ftncyand WoeleuGi ods. Linings and Dressmakers' Goods, Work of the above description made to order at shortest notice. m.

n.irinil arwl vtalnltv im invited intmeet the elegant stock displayed k. HOLIDATFPRESENTS can be Belected. The local train will bring you to the door with out eon. Q. XT.

W. MKt.im LODGE NO. S. A. O.

V. W. I I win rit- aneiml Literary and Mvuical Entertainment at their halL corner of and rwikUn atneta. on Frtdav Evening. Norem- oa ibtu.

Mmmmdiir at 8 o'clock. Mem- I tn iwviffa iiimii my mew raw tma ret them bv eallics on W. T. Ham- it. unmrfwm.

nr from the Committee. vU fiaiith. W. Hamilton. H.

8. Jones, H. Marion, Cummittee. KELSEY HOUSE TELEGRAPH AVE. OAKLAND.

at sV.tl aaaymaa ift ha VWllSJis I that 1 have leased the above-named, well known 1 aovarl A aL rsbould now b. pleased to reoeiT. familM. and miwviTfnisHnia nari jsasjm bbbwibbi. i othr danriiur a pies nt and exxnfortabie boarding: piace.

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V. VumtubllMlf Drawinr-Room. Library, and Dunng-aooBB jt.imm fIimi. tr. Priiaa VST tarersof OmamOTtal Kcturs framss, aad tm- porters of Coupd I I I.