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State of It a Life by a iderits rom eze- 3r year insnr- orated lliforma. UAL IPANY preet i President I in leralAceaU PRfl I Controller. rd Sacra. LTCflSOU 8. Fran.

lcrimanto. I Hamilton. 1 ST. ICIATION. street.

yr ia' CLARA. dealer San tioa riven ready for phanUEx togs. lOAt ora EFIUJk is VIMs. 7 for tba same ia ild term. tem lie.

ro ere of OB SUNDAY. 31 1889. THE QERCIAL LIST or iminsi by the Postmaster Is ft Hiked In the jeTery Wedne. ay tu onaeuenee of" it large city Circulation. FOCSIH DisTBict OorKT The following proceedings were had In the Fourth District Court yesterday PulineMuaon v.

A. Hollub Judgment for defendant. A. Smiley et al. ye.

J. fdr" defendant od mortgage declared fictitious and fraudulent. CL E. Unlock TB. William xiiiioc Divorce granted on the ground' of adultery custody of child awarded to the mother.

John A. Will vs. Emma Wall Motion for alimony and counsel fees counsel fees fixed at 50 and alimony it 30 per month during the pendncy of the action. JohnCaddyet al. vsD C.Has- Hns Motion for a change of venue argued and submitted.

B. Kenny YS 11. 0. Smith De muzer to complaint argued and submitted. Heary Bornhelmer ys.

Occidental Insurance Company Motion on behalf of defendants to et aside tho order heretofore made by the Commissioner of the Court and the urns was dismissed. Kmrna A. Turner vs. New York ccidentii Insurance Company Ordered on trial f1 for next term. A.

F. Steart et al. vs. M. Levy et al.

Judgment for costs entered In accordance with rewltti- tore of Supreme Court nlod Ordered on ttrial calendar for February term. J. T. Hibbard et. at vs.

John Smith Defend ants motion to strike out bill of costs argued end submitted. J. O. Deli vs. N.

R. Davis- Judgment for plaintiff for recovery of prop. erty and In. default the sum of 1150 with coats. Francis Doughette vs.

George Bucket al. Motion to dissolve injunction continued to February 2d. Wordan vs. Hammond Judg ment ordered-In In favor of defendants. Wordan ye.

Hammond Continued for one week. Carl Janus vs. B. Schroeder Defendants motion to dismiss the complaint on the ground that the same does not state a cause of action de uted motion for nonsuit denied on trial con. tinned until Monday at 11 o'clock.

SUBJECTS or RELIGIOUS DISCOURSE. The following will be the subjects of religious dis- course to-day at the several churches named First Congregational Church. Rev. Dr. Stones corner pf California and Dupont In the even.

Ing a- continuation of the discourses on Scrip. tore places and characters. Subject. The Dead Sea. Second Congregational Church Rev.

J. A. Benton Taylor street. near Geary In the evening the pastor will deliver one of. a short series of lee tores to women.

Centpl M. E. Church Rev. Robert Bentley. street between Sixth and Seventh- Subject for evening.

No Neutrality in Re ligion. Howard Presbyterian Churcb Rev. M. Scudder D. D.

Mission street near Third- Dr. Scudder will preach in the morning. and in the evening will continue his lectures on the Parables. FUTXXSTH DISTRICT COtBT. In the Pu.

teenth District Coart yesterday the following proceedings were had Eleanor L. Bond. vs. Alfred Bond Alimony granted. 7 per week and 50 counsel fees.

Sarah W. Whiting vs. Willard J. Whiting Referred to the Court Commissioner. Jolliffe vs.

The Pilot Commissioners Testimony taken and. flied. Jackson vs. Lodge New trial ordered judgment for 282 for defendants. Lorlng vs.

Harris et ala. Argued and submitted. Murdock vs. Douglass Ordered on the equity calendar. Catha.

rine Moran vs. Stephen Moran Referred to the Court Commissioner. POLICE Covnr ITEMS. The calendar yester. day conts ed the names of fourteen new and six continued cases.

John Mcxay convicted of nuisance. was fined 5 M. H. Kane. for an assault and battery.

fined 15 Thomas Price assault and battery fined 10 Alexander Smith assault and battery fined 15 Conrad BUI assault and battery fined 30 John C. Connell for petit larceny fined 30 John Bartlett for exposing his person. fined 100 William Smith petit larceny fined 20 Ah Kow charged with murder held to answer in the County Court. THE MYSTEBT or MOTION. The next regular lecture before the Young Men's Christian sac.

ctation being the ninth of the course will be delivered on Tuesday evening next by the Rev. Ell Corwin formerly of the Sandwich Islands and now pastor or the Second Congregational Church of Oakland. The subject of his lec ture will be The Mystery of Motion. The reverend gentleman has the reputation of being an original thinker and possessed of more than ordinary ability as a popular lecturer. GOVKBXOB I O.

McCormick Governor of Arizona and Delegate to Congress from that Territory. left for Washington on the steamer Golden Age yesterday. Mr. McCormick has resided in the Territory of Arizona for several years past. has devoted himself to its welfare and la familiar with its resources and interests.

His former Secretary Mr. Car. ter. will represent him in the Gubernatorial office during his absence. Tnt BBODT En via Mua ore.

The certificate of Incorporation of the llrotlt Silver Mining Company was filed yesterday. Thr propose to mine in White Pine district with a a capital stock of. 500000 divided into 10000 shares. Trustees Alvln W. Whitney.

Otto Kloppenburg Coil Deane Mathlas Van Winkle and Martin Scheper. LABOB EXCHASGE. The engagements at the Labor Exchange yesterday were eighteen men and six female servants. The occupations of the men were eight laborers two farmers and eight of various trades. During the last week sixty orders were received for seventy five persons.

Employment was given to eighty. eight men sixty-eight women. Trrzx CONTESTED. David Mahoney has brought suit in the Twelfth District Court against Herman Wohler to set asida a certain deed of. conveyance from De Hero to Vallejo under which defendants claimed certain lands In Son Mateo couuty.

and to declare the plaintiff to be the owners of seventh part of said land. ParKas. In PALaE NATVBLIZTXON the United States District Court yesterday. Joseph Morrit plead at guilty to a charge of having procured false naturalization papers. Matthew Tarpy also pleaded riot guilty to four separate charges of a similar nature and was held on his own recognizance In the sum or 2000 in each case.

PBISOSZBS KM ROUTE. Juan Guerrero an Indian convicted of grand larceny-in Los An geles county and sentenced to Son Quentin for one year. and John Buck convicted of rape in San Diego county and sentenced to twenty years Imprisonment were brought to- this city by Sheri McCoy yesterday. Tzar1anAcn LEOIOX. The Legion meets.

this Sunday evening at half pat seven at their tialUlOG Post street near Eearnyend will be addressed by General A. M. Wlnn also singing by the Howard Glee dub and other- interesting exercises. The public are Invited to attend vzrDiD OSDXB or RED ME3T The Order of Red Men In this city Intend giving I grand ball to-morrow Monday even- Ing on the occasion of the dedication of their new hall. The ball will take place at Plaits Rail.

We acknowledge the receipt of complimentary tickets. A GOOD BOOXXEEPZX Soma one of the members of tho bar practicing in the County Court deserve J- a diploma a keeper. He has borrowed a book of notes of trials from Judge MewIYliTTsnd keeps It to the great 1 disadvantage and Inconvenience of the Judge. PoueaTConrr. BETIOHIB.

Tha financial report of the Police Court for the jnonth of Jan uary Is as follows Fines and forfeitures 3563 80 costs 195 i fines for cruelty to ani. total4278 80. Nw Burr In the Fifteenth District Court jresterday Morris Meehan brought suit against Sheriff White for restitution of property leged to hive been unlawfully seized on execu. tion and In default to recover 2300 damages. Twiijrrn DISTRICT Corci.

Suit waabrough In the Twelfth District Court yesterday by B. Williams against Ed wtrd Franklin to com Tl the specific performance of an agreement to purchase and conrey land etc. The exercises at Puhiway Hall' this evening wfll consist of in address ED Sawyer and a oni by a lady friend of the association the juvenile Misses Pfeiffcr and A. Hamilton ater with other entertainment Andrew co native of Italy was yesterday admitted to toc1Uznshili ifee United SUteaDirtrtct Court. O5TEST THE EIGHT nOUB LIWi IV B.

Drew indO OTcarron hare com. meziced suit against M. OJSmlth Buperin- tendent of Streets and. In their complaint after showing that they bare otherwise complied with the law they set forth the fact that. Smith declined to enter into or execute said contract to flz the time for commencing and completing said work for the reason that the said contract- did not contain the-following clause which he the ntendent desired to insert therein And it 8 further mutually agreed between the parties hat eight hours labor.

shall constitute a legal lays work for all work-done by any person employed by said parties of. the fret part the contractor In performing this contract arid raid parties of. the first part further agree not require or permit any person so- employed work. mo than eight hours per day. and In case of violation of i this contract said party of the second part.

the Superintendent shall released from all obligations herein' con. tamed- and the contractors the party of the first part shall not be entitled to any pay for any of the work done and farther that the petitioner the contractors refused to permit said clause to be Inserted in said contract. but offered to insert. the' following And it Is hereby expressly. stipulated that eight hours shall constitute.

a legal days work. for all work be performed under this contract. This is the gist of the complaint which will be tried before. Judge Sawyer next Saturday commencing at about nalfpaEt 10 o'clock A. The room is in the building owned by- the Young Men's.

Christian Association 232' Butter street. The difference between the two stipulations or the clause required to be inserted in the contract by the Superintendent xad the clause which the contractors are willing to have in. ferted is that the first makes. it absolutely necessary that the work shall be done at eight tours per day. while the latter would permit the men to make one and a quarter days work ten hours giving themthe same pay per hour as they received before.

At last it will depend upon the unity of the workingmen and their determination to work. but eight lours per day between certain hours say from eight to twelve and from one to five 0 o'clock. This the mechanics have effected by their perseverance and combined action without the intervention of laws. and they will doubtless continue to carry out their views. The laborers on the streets if so associated.

can do the same. Joseph M. Nougues City Attorney. will defend the Superintendent. and J.

B. Harmon has been employed to assist. him by the Mechanics' State Council. It will not be delayed by either party. Messrs.

Hale Edmonds are for the contractor and the. case will be submitted to the Court upon its merits without technical delay. It will be ably argued upon both sides and the case will be tried before the Judge and not before a Jury. EW PATENTS GRANTED. The patents issued to inventors on the a- cUc coast during the week ending January 12th.

as reported by the Mining and Scientist Prm. are as follows Improvement In Plows David A. Manuel. Naps City. Improvements In Governors for Steam Engines George T.

PraCY. San Francisco. Improvement in Potato Digger Seth Kin- man Eureka. Improvements. in Steam Engine offs Thomas Hansbrow.

deceased. Sacramento Lucy A. Ransbrow and B. B. Redding.

executors. Improvement In Gang Plows William Ma. son Independence. Information has also been received in this city by C. W.

M. Smith. patent agent that ape plicntions for patents have. been allowed to the wing parties Nocal May and Henry Slivers of San Francisco Improved Device or Burning Petroleum on Water Louis R. Thiesser assignor to himself and William r.

Kirkland. of San Francisco Improved Material for the Manufacture of Paper Turner C. Parthgton of Lincoln California Improved Grape Crusher and Steam Separator. CITY Li The steamer a iawillVettjJn to Honolulu on Wednesday. February 10 The weekly sales at the Stock and Exchange ioard for the past week.

ending Friday night. amounted to 1800000. The California Powder Works Company will have their annual election in this city to-morrow at 12 o'clock. noon. The assessment of 25 per foot on the stock of the Belcher Mining Company became delinquent yesterday.

The annual election of the Odd Fellows Say. ngs Bank will be held on Tuesday. February tth. The stockholders of the Mutual Real Estate Society will hold their election for officers to-morrow Monday at four o'clock P. ze.

at their office on Clay street. The San Francisco Gas Company will die. rarse their regular one-halt per cent. monthly dividend of 30000 on and after tomorrow Monday- The steamer Golden Age left yesterday for Panama with la passengers and 380000 in reasure. Amongst other freight was 375 barrel of flour TOO hides.

lid 37000 pounds of pulled wool. By dispatch received In this city yesterday. is stated that it was impossible for the cars of the California Pacific Railroad to reach Yale pjo in consequence of a portion of the rail having been washed away by the recent rains. The Western Union Telegraph Company have et a contract for the erection of poles and stretching of the wire from Ruby Valley to White Pine. The line will probably be in working order in six weeks from date.

The bond of Paul F. Beardsley. as auctioneer was filed in the Clerks office of the County Court yesterday. With Messrs. A.

C. Titcomb and Joseph Hirschfeldt as sureties in 5000. The marine arrivals from Atlantic and for. elgu supply ports during the past fortnight lave been two sail and four steamer wo from Panama and two from China and Japan. The cargoes brought by the sailing vessels and steamers amounted to 30000 tons.

of. which one-half was coal and iron. Len PUECHABEES ASSOCIATION. The Land Purchasers' Association have filed their certifi. ate of incorporation.

Their object is to buy. sell and lease lands loan money on real estate and other public securities. Capital stock SlOOcoo in 200 shares of 6500 each. with right to increase to 400000. Trustees J.

F. Crosett C. J. King Geo. Spalding D.

E. Hayes. J. W. Cherry.

J. A. Magagnos J. E. Boyce.

George U. Lovegrove. O. H. Daley W.

E. Mayhew arid S. Darker President J. W. Cherry Vice President C.

J. King Secretary. J. P. Crosett Treasurer J.

A. Magagnos. TKMPEBAKCK. The Central Teniplars' Band of Hope will hold their regular temperance meeting at the Central M. E.

Church on Mi ston street between Sixth and Seventh. today at 2H o'clock r. it. The pastor of the church. Rev.

Robert Bentley. will speak a few words to the Band. and there will be a general discussion concerning plans to find out and make known the tempexance groceries of this city. together with other interesting exercises. All are cor.

dlitlly Invited. or OmcEBS. All the recent appointees of the Police Commissioners some thirty-nine in number have been examined and passed upon approvingly by the- Medical Board consisting of bra. Bowls and Shorb with the exception of officer Kpfi who resigned before the Mr. Pitzger.

ld an old and efficient offlcerof the present force will be retained In the place of Yr. Xneeland. ALMOST A Fax. About eight o'clock yestcr day morning spirit lamp In an upper room Livingston's Block corner of. California and Battery streets was accidentally upset.

and the spirit. flowing over some goods in the room. flashed up Into a light blue which. some one seeing Imagined. to ba a fire and ran and gave- the alarm from the.

nearest box. The flame was extinguished without damage to any considerable extent. CCBST Mtstsro EEeoarr. The ninth annual report of the Gould Curry 1 Company for the year. 1868 has been presented to the Board of Trustees from which we glean the following items Total receipts of the company 8310680 24 total assets J87929.

77 total liabilities. 33942 31. A Sosrsx TtaCT A. Chinaman named Guen Bu was arrested and brought to the station-house list night on a complaint sued on by one of. bla countrymen charging ttowiU grand larceny of 75 In' coin ad about.

fi5 worth ordothlna and jewelry. PoHCZtArTODrona Jacob U. Trust an old experienced oflSewcf former years his been appointed' ub8ti1ute. on the regular police. nee ComelVremffred VIT COUKT.

Tha. only business before theUniUi tales Circuit Court yesterday that of Usc Goodyear Jnfrfngemen paten case which WM argued and continued 5 Sales of ui PrineipalMeroliants of San Francisco fox. 1868. MANY OF THE TOTALS EXCEED MILLIONS. The following Is an accurate ld carefully prepared statement of the total amount of we of the principal merchants and the receipts of the various-corporations theaters etc.

of San Francisco as given in sworn statements to. the Assessor of Internal Revenue. It will be seen that the smallest amount of sales given Is 91000 the largest 3131216. There are nine that exceed' 1000000 seven that exceed 1500000 three that exceed 52000000 and one that exceeds 3000000 Foulkes Co. 114000 Alexander 1.

Co. ro2OOO AIsopCo 1926000 Adelsdorfor Brothers. 484000 Austin Co 91000 Bancrott H. H. Co.

895000 Badger Linderbenger. 660000 Bray Brothers. 547000 BryantAJ Co 183000 Brickwedel Co. 165600 Boswell Co. 948000 RaJohmRn Brothers.

420000 Darwin Brothers. 259000 BenchleyLB Co 130000 Bell John 821000. Cal. Steam Navigation Co. receipts 1169788 Christy Wise sales 44000 Chauche Martin.

196000 Cross Co. 791000 Clayton Charles Co. 781000 Church fedark 973000 Cox Nichols. 303000 Coleman Brothers 3C7000 CookWBCo 96000 Castle Brothers. 1333000 Cohn J.

I. Co. 146000 Crane Brigham 483000 Coglill A. J. Co.

952000 O'Connor. 1119000 Cole. N. P. Co.

693000 Cook J. Brother. 221000 Collins Wheaton Luhrs. 413000 Dodge Brothers 86000 Dickinson Dodge. 914000 Dlckson DeWolf Co.

1075000 Davis Cornell. 301000 Drlnkhouse J. A 196000 Dahlman Charles Co. 356000 DeWltt Kittle Co. 834000 DinkelsplelLCo 703000 Davidson W.

378000 DeFremery James Co. 267000 DaneriCo 255000 Dore Maurice Co. auction sales 2423686 Einstein Brothers sales 1123000 ElIcit Co 1143000 EverdingJfc Co. 626000 Ingelbrecht Mayrtsch Brothers. 276000 EggerstOo 460000 Forbes Brothers Co.

35600 Tordham Jennings. 160000. Pahlstein C. J. E.

154000 Feuersteln C. J. Co. 285000 Fargo Co. 709000 Falkner Bell Co.

323000 Palkenstein Co. 405000 Peckheim Goo4kind Co. 618000 Godcheaux Dros. 662000 Goodwin Co. 1122000 Glldemeistcr.

Co. 191 090 Goldstein Feller Co. 1112000 Hunter. Wand Co. 323000 HechtBrosCo 1014000 Hobart.

Dunbar Co. 594000 Heller Bros. 774000 Hodge J. G. Co.

293000 Co 435000 Hoffman Co. 547600 Bellman Dros Co. 431000 losraer Goewey Co. 426000 Hostetter Smith Co. 91000 Held BrosCo 188000 CO.

636000 Helbing Strauss 314000 HeynemJl Co. 579000 Hotaling A. J. Co. 160000 Heuston.

Hastings Co. 208000 Irvine Co. 256000 Jones E. H. Co.

293000 1424000 ones Bendixen. 837000 Johnson Geo. C. Co. 687100 Kerby.

Byrne Co. 363000 Erase Ewler. 724000 Kennedy' Bell. 264000 Kline Co. 236000 LazardFreres 1774000 Levi Hi Co.

932000 LowO. AfcCo 967000 Langley. Crewel Co. 266000 Livingston Co. 502000 LoughranP.

P. F. Co. 807000 Locke. Montague.

570000 Martin E. Co. 310003 MorrisonT J. C. Co.

388000 Murphy. Grant Co. 2805000 Meagher. Tasfe Co. 1653000 Michels Friedlander Co.

383000 McCain. Flood McClure. 95000 Miller CO. 870000 Main Winchester. 683000 McCool William.

978000 Mathews E. Co. 784000 Morgenthau Id. 240000 Macondray Co. 837000 Manlielm Co.

197000 Meyer Wm. Co. 1135000 McDonald R. H. Co 276000 Merrill J.

E. 4 Co. 1548868 NewhaU H. M. Co.

suction sales 3131216 Neustadter Bros. 790000 Oppenheimer Dros. 162000 Oliver Ji Co. :6.ooo Pascal Dubedat Co. 692000 Parker.

Watson Co. 406000 ParkerEH 241000 Patrick Richard At Co. 633000 AtCo 169000 Putt Newton. 1056000 Reynolds Howell 4. Ford.

322000 Ross Dempster Co. 258000 Rosenstock. Price Co. 885000 Roberts McNtah Co. 420000 Rosenbaum Friedman.

503000 Redington Co 1250000 Rogers. Meyer Co. 418000 Rosenbaum A. S. Co.

856000 Roman CO. 213000 Rockwell Ooye Co. 349000 Russell Erwin. 603000 Rosenblatt 8 152000 John 153000 Spruance JJ 226000 Speyer Morris. 256000 Strauss Levi Co.

2885000 Stelnhart Bros. Co. 699000 Stelnhart W. 1072000 Schweitzer. Sachs Co.

605000 Sachs 11. 953000. Sullivan Cashman. 178000 Stevens. Baker Co 160000 Sabatlek Co.

229000 ScheellneCo 164000 SelbyOo 741000 Stein. Simon Co. 635900 Swain BB Co. 25 2 Schultz Von Bergen. 434000 Selberllch F.

A 429000 Tubbs tCo 108000 TiUman Co. 691000 Tobin DIxon Davl46on. 621000 Tay. Brooks flackus. 384009 Triest 4 Friedlander.

444000 Toklas. Wise Co 320000 Tirrell C. 162000 Taylor ende1. 79 TreadweU CO. 1482000 Taylor John Co 184000 Underhill J.

Co. SSiJ Uhlfelder Cahn. 985000 Van Bergen John Co. 298000 Verdier. Kaindler 460000 Yolzin.

RiB Co. auction sales 1867931 WoodsSAtCo lHi0JS WellmanPecfcCo 1i I05 White P. JCo 653000 Webster Co. 607000 WilliamsBlanchard Co 2000 WertheimerLfeE JS.ttX Well Off. 721000 WallerDNtCo 6000 WormserXros 21S0 Whittier Fuller Co.

962000 Omnibus Railroad Comnany 310143 North Beach and Mission. 273859 Central Railroad 17610 Front Market and Ocean 103394 street Railroad. 119534 Potrero and Bay View. 28724 TffltlTXB KECETrTH. Metropolitan 199673 Maguire's Opera House.

174833 Alhambra. 127512 Olympic 66225 chalrini Circus. 4976 BB01B COXPAXIE Sugar Company. 547000 San Francisco rndPaclAc 2951006 California Sugar Company. 699908 wootcrvuxs.

San Francisco and Pacific Mills. 1839000 Mission- Mills os 3 4B and. 6 wfl be put tatother Wheel of Fortune to-morrow Broderlck lasts shW Store 322 and 824 Bush street. The lucky finder wffl each receive a Wheeler and Wilson sewing machine a gift. Each of the following persons received one- last week.

assa on purchasing ft pair of. shoes Mr 3 Houston Caroline street Mr Martha Roe Hitch Street Mr. J. Alexander 1113 Leaven worth street Mrs. Mary E.

Thompson. Petalumaj MiMEeWTttbettS 938 Minion street OUR REAL Heavy Tran actlo Dnrlai the Week Streets. of Snu It is safe to say that In our recent predle. tlons with regard to the real estate market the most. extreme of those croakers to whom we have hitherto had occasion to refer could scarcely detect a single Incongruity.

The course of prices has been steadily upward and the number of transactions grown more and more numerous ever since the new year WI Initiated until at the close of Its ft month we are able to report an aggregate of sales exceeding that of the busiest- months of lost year. For four weeks ending the. morning of the 29th instant the consideration' value. of deeds recorded in the County Recorders office represent the enormous sum of 2820000. while the largest transactions for any one month in 1868 were in March.

with about 2800000 as the total sum. The aggregate for January. 1868 was 1720000 for February 2700000 and for September about 2 00000 the Utter month approximating to within 20000 of the totals for- Match. It iust be remembered. too that these.

figures represent in each instance the entire- transactions for each. month. white our summary for the current- month Is. exclusive of its last two days. the figures for which we hate not as yet obtained.

Surely suck a showing is this should be sufficient to convince the most skep. tical of. those few people who are apt to regard real estate investments with anything rather than favor and who last Autumn so confidently predicted a general collapse in the market. how very fallacious their Ideas on this point have proved. Nor do we anticipate.

by any means. that the market has attained to anything of a relative Importance to that which is still to come but. on the contrary. we axe in dined to the supposition that the first month has only made a suggestive beginning. which will be dwarfed by the future months of this year.

In Oakland property there has also been a marked advance. alike in the obtainable prices and in the number of transactions since the year opened. The Improvements In the ambitious little city are of a marked and progressive character. One of the most notable of them to which we have hitherto had occasion to refer. the construction of a' dam across the.

San Antonio creek. near the Twelfth street bridge. we had an opportunity recently of seeing for ourselves. The little lake which has been formed by means of the dam is certainly very pretty. and must enhance the value of property in its vicinity especially that which skirts its shores.

The lake will become a favorite resort for holiday visitors from this Lide the bay. because of its picturesque- appearance and the splendid opportunity it affords for boating. The streets in Oakland are in much better condition than they were last Winter many of the principal of them having been macadamized and now presenting. a cred. liable appearance.

We are surprised however. that where one might reasonably expect to find sidewalks there are none. and it appeared to us that the few we found are by no means adapted to a city with such aspirations as the terminal metropolis. Writing of streets. by the way.

reminds us of our own and. writing of them in their present lamentable condition. we are tempted to exclaim In the words of the legend ballad. Oh misery I On Friday last. while the rata osme pouring down.

we were witness to a scene on the northerly portion of Kearny street between Washing ton and Jackson streets in which two horses stuck in the mud knee-deep. struggling poor brutes to free the loaded wagon which they drew. from a gutter of the most amazing dimensions. and we wondered whether imagination could picture a slough of more utter despondency than thleliteraUy seemed. It one of our principal thoroughfares can present such a picture as this our readers may aptly infer wRat is the present condition of the smaller streets especially in the lower portions of the city and all we can add Is that the Inference is amply verified by the dismal reality Among the more important of the sales of property recorded in the County Recorders office we quote the following 50 lot No.

2 in block 6 Western Addition. 11000 60 lot 6 in Block 435 Western Addition 7000 lot on thnorth line of Eddy street. commencing 200 fett west from Powell street. and thence running- north 65 feet by 25 feet In depth. 6750 lots 8 II and 10.

Block O. Pacific Savings and Homestead Association. 4000 lot on north line of Mission street. commencing 75 feet east from Sixth street and thence run. ning east 50 feet by 160 feet deep.

22000 60- vera lot 1 Block 267 Western Addition 10000. 60 lot No. 717 65000 lot on northwest line of King street commencing 137 feet southwest from Fourth street thence running southwest 1373 feet by 60 feet deep. 10400 lot on the west line of Stockton street commencing 8234 feet south from OYarrett street. thence running wet 137k feet by 27k fe 12500 lot 339 of the beach and water lot survey 18760 lot on west line of.

Folsom street. commencing 100 feet northeast from Thirteenth street and thence running west 138 feet. thence northeast 135 feet thence south. east 138 feet thence southwest 9236 feet 20000 lot on the. south line of Turk street commencing 187 feet west from Taylor street.

thence running west 873 feet by 137 feet deep. 13600 lot on north line of Ellis street. commencing 112k feet east from Jones street. thence running east 25 feet by 1373 feet deep. 9000 lot on the west line of Taylor street.

commencing 74k feet north from Jackson. thence north 30 by 125 feet deep. 32600. In addition we note the ring deduced from the records N. UneHamso 225W from Hitch.

thence W. Jfeet 3W N. line Bosh 99 E. from KranltliB thence E. MxBJfeet 1075 line Eighteenth.

430 E. from Doloret thence 16 xJO feet. 1800 S. line Bosh 206 W. fronTHyde thence yJjiUTM lest.

7400 S. it. line Clementina. N. it.

iromZinth thence N. K25x7Stet 2101 N. line Thirteenth 91 8 E. from Mis-- sion thence N. E.

145I23 feet. 4260 S. 2063 W. from Hyde. thence W.

2 feet. Z100 S. line Post. from Larkin. thence W.

2 feet. 2590 N. line Oak. 112 E. from Lagnna thence E.

2SHJO feet. 7250 Fit. y-vara lot 6 and Ii. yara lot 6 Block 124 Western Addition 1800 E. line Eighth rom Folsons thence ft.

50175 feet. 3130 v. line Jones. li2 S. from OFarrU thence S21Xx7ii feet 3110 N.

line Stevenson. C5SVT. from if th thence V. 2x6li feet. Fif vara lot 6 Block 452 Western Addition 5500 E.

line Park Lime 234 S. W. ram Second thence S. Y. 22x9l feet.

3000 line Rilley. 120 E. from Valencia. thence E24xl60feet 2200 The total consideration values of deeds. according to the county records for the week ending the morning of.

the 29th nst. is 483250 against 499850 for the preceding Week. The aggregate of deeds of trust and mortgages for fell days to the 29th rest. melts. sive.

is 205597 or 57263 less than the cor. responding six days to the 22d instant. SUDDEN DEATH. Ralph S. bore.

an old and prominent citizen- of San Francisco and a member of the Board of Brokers died suddenly yesterday morning at his residence in this city. aged 62 years. Mr. Dorr was a native of Boston and previous to coming to California had been many years in the Buenos Ares trade. In 1849 be came to San Francisco and engaged in the lumber business at corner' of Battery and Bush streets.

In 1850 and 1851 he was a member of the Board of. Aldermen pf this city. In 852 he revisited Boston and' when he returned he resumed the lumber business and. In time Pall of that year. In connection with Judge chambers.

of the firm of Page Bacon Co. he established a smelting and amalgamating works on Sutter Lake. In Sacramento county. but failing in that he returned to this city and has been actively engaged as a member of the' Board of Broken ever since. He leaves.

a son In this city. who Is also In the brokerage business. The funeral will take place from Dr. Stebbins' Church on Geary street at two p. M.

to-day. MORTUARY. BEFOUL The mortality report for- the week ending yesterday gives the number of deaths as 71. Small Pox Cases The deaths from the prevailing epidemic have beenas follows Vatloa teases paHgy small pox. 3 cases confluent small pox.

4 eases total. 14. Other Diseases Scarlet fever ease dis ease of the heart. a oases phthisis 8 cues. Agea Under one year of age 9 under two years 16 between twenty and thirty 13 between forty and fifty 13 between seventy and eighty 1 t' between eighty and ninety 1.

Sex six were miles and twenty-five were females. Golor- Yere white two black and six copper-colored. Nativity one were of native birth of foreign and four unknown. Rtrir A letter frdhv Lake city. received yesterday states" that on the morn jDg off the Sa Celestial was found hanging to a tree a short distance below Columbia IlilL Prom appearances it was supposed he had been detected in stealings was then hung to allay eusplclDn.

The letter also In form us thai on. Thursday last a Chinaman hoi at twice near Columbia Hill while attempting to teal some hose pipe from the minrof Lewis Co. Eithershot IT bee tiered would have proved fatal. Although be fell at each fchot yet be managed to get away and elude being Acroda Gazette Jccnu- VV fj sPzair DISPATCHES TO Supposed Suicide In Stockton The Stockten taad Association. January SOth.

A German named Pideihinger was found dead in his house on Grant street this morning. Upon a table near his bed was found a bottle of strychnine. Dr. Thorndike who examined the body gave it as. his opinion that death was caused by.

taking strychnine. The certificate of Incorporation of the Stockton Land Association wasme12 in the County Clerks office. to-day. The objects for. which this company is formed are to engage In the business of purchasing selling and Improving real estate In the county of San Jpaquln.

Cap. lW stock. 31000 In one shares. Herbert E. Hall of this city has been appointed Secretary of theiAssoclatlon.

Heavy Stora In the Interior Detention of flaliroad Can Embankment Washed Away. SAcsAMZNto January 30th. The storm of wind and rain which commenced on Thursday morning still continues. It Is generally conceded to be- more severe thin any sine. the great storm of last Winter.

which unroofed so. may Buildings In this city. Except the- Mowing down of a few signs etc. no damage was done yesterday. The Central Pacific passenger train did.

not reach the city till about past tour yester. day afternoon haying been delayed on the other side of the mountains by a heavy fall of snow in the Truckee valley. There being no plows in the vicinity the cars made slow progress. The express train for Valtejo and San Fraacisco which left here at six o'clock this morning. will probably be delayed about six hours by the washing away of one of the embank.

nients near Chllds' ranch. It la thought passengers and express matter can be got through by being transferred across the break. Later information says that no trains be run over the road to-day. as the track is washed out at Sulsun creek and also at Bridgeport. and that passengers will have to return to this city and take the steamer this afternoon.

Supreme Court Order. ScnurNro January 80th. Vassault vs. Austin On motion. of Baldwin and filing stipulation for rehearing.

ordered a stay of proceedings until same Is determined. A Boy Drowned in Napa Creek. NAPA January SOth. 8 P. This afternoon Oscar Barr a boy about seven years of age.

was drowned In Napa creek. He was playing at the edge of the creek and slipped In. His body has not yet been recovered. AMUSEMENTS. NEW CALIFORNIA Only standing room was prominently placed upon the box office at an early hour last evening.

and of course a large and fashionable audience crowded the house. The tragic drama not grand romantic play. as the house bills have it of Lucretia. Borgia was presented but was marred considerably by the apparent unfarnil. larity of the actors with their lines and situations the result of.

which was several awkward pauses and hitches. Miss lace gave a powerful and thrilling impersonation of the great poisoner. Lucretla Borgia John McCullough enacted Genarro" with his usual excellence John Wilson gave both judicious force and emphasis to his persona. tion of Don Alphonso. but was unfortunate in the most passionate passages to sadly mispronounce his words.

In the banquet scene Miss Melville the the celebrated hem- dial Tis better to laugh than be sighing. front the opera of Lucre. giving it in Italian and was rewarded with an enthusiastic encore. The performance' concluded with the farce of My Neighbors Wife. To-morrow night.

Town and Country. The business at this theater during the. week has been exceedingly lucrative. On Monday the vaunted and long- heralded pantomime entitled Old Mother Hubbard and Little Jade llamer was presented. The piece was mounted In.

the most excellent fashion and the most exacting could find nothing to. cavil at. The transformations were mechanical triumphs. while the scenery and effects were as gorgeous as might. be desired.

Hence the new pantomime was set down as a brilliant success after Us first. presentation and the patronage the Alhambra during the week has fully carried out that conclusion. Last night standing room was barely obtain. able. MrrEoPoIrrN This establishment was only opened three times last week.

The performances were Led' on Wednesday and Medea on Thursday. with Mrs. Charles Poole and a very Indifferent stock company. Green Busha was announced for last night but the public- probably disgusted with the policy which has characterized the Metropolitan management of late fafled to attend and the doors' were closed. OlERA HOUSE Last night the opera of l' Trovatore was rendered for the benefit of Madame EscoU to a lair house.

Of the sells ts Messrs. Mancusl and Masslmiliinl were in ex. eel1ent voice. the latter distinguishing himself above all his former efforts. Thus closes a season of opera which has proved signally disastrous to its managers.

Next week a lot or pictures will be exhibited at the above institution. A NEW PLAY. A person named Trern an. nounces that he will write a new play for the debut of Miss Louise Arnot. The scene Is to be laid in San Francisco.

Trem' has already distinguished himself in th manufacture of obscene trash for the Olympic Melodeon boards. it Miss Aruot consents to personate any character which he may conceive a trem. endous fizzle may be anticipated. We do not credit the statement at all' and have no doubt. but that the lady will regret- to her name used in connection With such II.

yb outcast. A Wsrznrnaor LE In our criticism In yesterdays CstoNTcLz of the pert of Ingoritar at the California Theater the compositor made us speak of the ixpertlioU yet gentle PwheDia. whereas we wrote it imperious. But alas I such the Ills that writers for the press ore heir to. Pscisio KusEUii.

TU tfuly elaborate and magnificent collection of all that is strange wonderful and curious in natural history and art is now open to the public. PsorEssoB the illusionist. left New York for San Francisco on the steamer of the PKorasson win rive here about the of February. TuRF. I.

Dates Troupe are accumulating tamps in Oregon. lUTHS. MOULTON! this city Jan. 27th. the wife of E.

Sprague Moulton of twin sons. In In this city. Jan. SOth the wife of Tobriner of a son. amSTI In this city.

Jan. 28th. the wife of J. of son. HAIWIAfiES.

JONES It this city. Tan J6th by the Rev. H. Cox Ii. D.

Charles O. Babb to Lucy Jones. In In this city. 20th. by the Rev.

MoO. Briggs Georga M. Chase to Miss Elizabeth Garland both- of San Francisco LEVY In this city Tan 27th at the Synagogue Emanu- by time Rev. Dr. E.

Cohn. Bernard Levy to Rosa Xesslng. In this city Jon28th. by the H. D.

Lathrop Cross to Lizzin DEATHS. DORR In this city Jan. 30th Ralph B. bore a native of Boston aged 62 years. IURI la this- city.

Jan. 3Oth. Louts. son of Louis and Matilda Inn aged Ii years and I months. HARVEY In this city.

Tan 29th Ellen. only child of Charles C. and. Lucy Harvey aged 4 years. DEHAAN In this city.

January SOth. William Dehafl a native of Holland aged 88 years. BUS AND TIDE TABLE. Vater Water liWater Water Jan. large large imalU mall SI 2.25 Ulrit A X.

825Aat. Sun rises. 7101 Sun sets. S17 1NTELLIOEJCE. BATCBOAT January SOth.

ARRIVED team Santa Cruz 24 hours from Salinas river produce to Goodall Nelson Oriflamme a days from' Ban Diego' and way ports. Schooners Fanny. 38 days from Fan. ninlts Island Tia Honolulu i days in bal last to muter. V1 CLEARED ShipsGermanla Liverpool Bat tler Manila.

BAILED Steamers Golden CltyPanaTna Orizaba San Pedro. ork QnT rtOTt Puget Sound. DETAINED Schooners Abe Lincoln and Glenarm haveanchored off Meiggi DYTELEGRAPH Point Lobos Jan. 30th 10 Weather cloudy wind fresh west CUT NOTICES. r.

Last night J. Leayeniozth street near day bought pair of. shoes at Broderick East' and 834 street and received Wheeler Wilson wing machine as a gift. There are still four numbers In their Wheel of Fortune for sewing machines. Com win lecture at Mechanic Io- stitut Ball Post street between Montgomery and streets this Sunday evening at 7Hoclook.

Admission 3 FOB llBz4Um Cross Oregon Hams the best In. the Trorld every morning it Strains Restaurant 638 Market street between Mont gomery and streets. O. MuTTrn optician. No.

205 lloatgomery street importer of' optical and mathematical instruments Brazilian pebble spectacles. Tr arid RiHua mttf hM breastpins and iii kind of the finest" jewelry at Henry Mayers 105 Montgomery street. SAX FBANOSCO January 811862 Sin We' respectfully tall your atten- lion to our advertisement lit yesterday even. thga Bulletin headed Important Facts. You will derive much advantage by reading the same carefully.

Yours respectfully. SCHEEnJEK It HOWELL. HOTEL ARRIVALS. RUSS HOUSE. Donnelly Oakland UeDingerSan Joe.

Kenny. San. JOM WHenderson. Sacto 6 Bud Antioch Mare bid FTnrpinTomale A Sanders. Redwoad MeNnlty.

ntioez Remington Sacto KnoJt Sacramento A Bragly. do It Lambert Kennedy Pleasant A Solemon. Stockton Gunon. San Raise GGray do Mrs Yanscot. Martin ELBickford.

Moors LgC Chester. Grass Valley Caolle 6f Stocktn Was Bishop. Alameda Mr. Pike do West. ban Jose Noore.

Santa Cruz LICK HOUSE. Crockett. Alameda Chapman Los Aug A Cowell. VaUejo Pepper. Santa Clara Slattery Penny sian Diego Benton.

white Pine EmerslyWh Pine muntman. Oakland VKEckasti vallejo COSMOPOLITAN CTU11Jhank Autch Cleveland. San Diego A Raynor. Stockton Mils Smith. San Jose Mrs Black.

Portland. Floolduger Jolinsen Marysvle Licking Vallejo. WH Sawyer Wh Pine A A Hart Sacramento Payne tin Leandxo A Hayward. San Mates Dr UoffmanSn Diego Adams Sacramento WGatewood do JCornigil do Bushyhead do At Porter. do do MDelva San Jose WH Cleveland do AMERICAN EXCHANGE.

Jquith Alameda Miss Stretch. Stocktn Tracy Pinkerton A Thompson Stockt Norris. Stockton JM Isaac do A Shaver. WalU Walls Thayer Sacraxato Shaver. retalnma sex wood do Strickler Antioch Payne do O'Hare.

do Ingram Anaheim Kiel Mariposa it Fletcher" A f. Cisco Rprague lStcktn Mrs Graham. Jose Ii Neil do AS Olsen. Sacramento Stretch A 1 do OKeefe Belnsent Miss 31 A Stretchdo Healy Carson Cit SPECIAL NOTICES. Special KTotlce.

The Office of the Financial Secretary and rooms of the House Carpenters' hour League No. 1 have been removed from the corner of Second and Market streets taH o29 Post street. Mechanics' Institute Building. By order of the League. A.

VINCENT Bee. See. Dividend Notice-French Savings Bank. A Dividend of eleven per cent. per annum net 11 per cent.

pon the operations of the French Savings and Loan Society for the six months ending December 21 1869 has is conformity with the report of the Committee of Verification appointed by the members of the Society been declared by the Beard of Administration at the general meeting held the i6th inst. The Dividend will be payable on and after the EIGHTEENTH instant. at the office of the So. rvitty. No.

533 Commercial street below Montgomery up stairs. GUSTAVK MARE. lm Director of French Savings Bank. Dividend ICotlee. Son Franciiee Savings Union.

A dividend has been declared on deposits in this institution for the half" ending 31st nit. payable on and alter the 12th tost. at the rate of 9 per cent. per annum owrdiaary and 6 per- cent. per annum oq Term Deposits rs1ent to ten per cent.

per annum and twelve per cent. per annum respectively less Federal tax. fly order of the Board. JOHN' AROH8ALD. Cashier.

San Francisco January 21869. jalS-iSt 5 Dividend Notice. The Board of. Sr Directors of the Farmers and Mechanics' Bank of Savings on January th. declared a divi dead of TEN PEB CENT.

on all term deposits for the term ending January 1st 1869. payable on and after the 16th aslant. lm G. St. CONDEEI Secretary.

3. 117. TTTCKEB. CO. No.

101 and 103 Montgomery street PItANCIMCU VAL. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS WATCHES PRECIOUS STONES JEWELRY SILVERWARE SILVER-PLATED WARE. Gold Wscbes Etruscan Sets Watches Byzantine Mosaic do Diamond. Rings Florentine Mosaic do Diamond. Pins.

Pearl do. Diamond Sets. Coral do Emerald-A A Diamond do. tdo Ruby and Diamond do. Garnet do.

AmethystandTopazdo. Gold Chains Cameo and Pearl do. Gold Bracelets. Cameo it Diamond do. Gold Match Boxes.

Pacific Protective Association OF CALIFORNIA. Incorporated October 1888. OBJECT. The object of this Association Is to secure a cash payment. within sixty days after the death 01 a subscriber to his or her neira or assignm.

of many dollars as there are individuals of the class to which Ktcbdecease subscriber belonged. MEMBERSHIP. The subscription fees are TEN DOLLARS at joining. and. ONE DOLLAR on the death.

of each subscriber. The One Dollar from each sub scriber is paid to the heirs assigns of the do- Jha subscribers are divided into classes in. cludthgmales females. Each class is limited to 5000 subscribers. As classes are fiUod sew ones will be formed.

No person is 10 poor that. cannot yTeu Dollars at joining and One Dollar occasionally thus securing fctyWO to his or her heirs es-asaigns. HOW TO' BECOME. A MEMBER. A pefton desirous ol becoming a subscriber must lout an application and- forward with it Ten Dollars by Check Draft.

or by Express in gold or ether coin. All communications should addressed to the Sxcnwny or ma Pjicmo ASSOCIATION southeast corner of. Montgomery and Sacramento streets ore A Kelly's bank San Francisco. OFFICERS. BENJ IT FlfEEMAN President.

OKO U. RUSSELL. Vie. President. JOHN.

U. WARREN. Secretary JAB A. Treasnrek RRFERENOEIL Hon. HENRY DUTTON President Farmers and' Mechanics' Bank.

Ron. SAMUEL COWLES late Judge County Court. San Francisco. Hon. A.

JGUNNISON Attorney at Law San- ruicBr D. BOOTH Esq. Union Iron Works San HENRY gTwTTTTAMS Esq. Real Estate. San O.

Xsil JEtaa Iron Works Saa Francisco. JOHN IL O'BRIEN. Eaq ef O'Brien. Bosh A Co. San Francisco lion J.

P. JONES Gold HH1 Nevada. lmlp. MECHANICS' IN- stitnta San Francia State Agricultural. Sacramento and San Jose Pairs FIVE' FIRST PREMIUMS AND SILVER MEDAL i.

rOLLEATT GS Washington street. San Francisco for rpe cial impnved TKU8SES for tha radical' euro of Palling of. the Womb Piles etc. ue Apparatus for deformities of the body and ARTIFICIAL LEGS horn rnanals.o tnrrt. T3BMOVED FROM 807 COMMEBCIAL XV street Gentlemen will find the velvet- edged razors used by COLLINS a the corner 01' Mission ant.

Steuart streets With thou floe shears which lie is noted for' using. Mr. COLLINS will be pleased to. wait on- cur tomers at all hoars ot the day. lm ADAMS.

THE TJ 3' fr fit JSMteS--- vx rij HiV sM 1F 4 3 3S MISCELLANEOUS. PLATE WORK rpHEFAOIFIO FLaTEWOBXg i JLKXBOTT 4 reaoy to fnrnlih any article et AtasiMsenabt prices uth. can. tad. and with the qusU' of Ptuohaaets abort select articles re purchasing.

HOTEL and RBSTAtntSHT flint many articles such as. CtWLOB MiGAB SPOOKS an Made with rreat tanngth and their business and can have Plrtedwiti any required weight at Wvaiv The finest assortment of Ever exhibited lit Sao Francisco can BM SI' theAenc7of the PACIFIC PLATK Wo KM i street Where Pvc can saUef patterns and plAt to suit. CAKE BASKETS of twenty different are made by the Patina Plate Vo an desiring can hmve th TRRRT14LJT to old articles from which tha sflrtr D66H WoriT DA uOO A OW dsUTB BOttflB nU-3n HA A LAWTOlf UntL WM. CRANHA CO. Ncs 4 SiaFroat streef Washiogtoa aad JacksoaT- IMPORTERS WUOLBBALJr DEALERS lXF v' i COAL OIL AND LAMP STOCK i fe.offerttar finestaasortnuarof the" stock in this market.

Call aadiamin stock of LAMPS GLOBES i jtu Shades and TRADE JOULES STONE ALE Ia Eulk and Stone Jugs. ALL Stencil Mark THE PAR EXCELLENCE OF OFALCALES- OTiMt Reeeived ex Calmamar HTfDS. JOULES STATFeBBSHIK Kfl OASES MULES ALEinSTOHS JUGS In pintnd quarts. onf IIBI8. WOBTHCfGrOWS INDIA Ju PALE ALE.

pints aad Quart in ipw' did ceder. nn BBTS LONDON STOUT JumJ pints and quart. a np nej articla. BBLS. NACKIE GI DSTOmTS miss PORTER pinta fineit artiol to market.

All narsntsad to In fine sad for sal at redmcad rates by W. U. UCHKKiBA Sp Nn708 Saasam stres GOLD MEDAL AWULDXD TO WIGMORE PAMZR At th 1st Industrial Fair forth BeitT Cabinet and Office Furniture W. J. T.

PALMER Successors to TVIgmor A Palmer- turersof Office and School Fnrnitni8r And. all of QABIEWOBL No. Batter t. near Soasom Old gurnltnra Repalrod A Varnished. SaIZInSW PUEBLO.

tAND ASSQGJATlPHCX TO ALI WHOM IT MAT NO. TICiE-Th OfBoe of the- above ASBSciatiaa 1 is now located for the transaction of bosiaea at any way interested in Pueblo Grants are requested to calPon the on- dersigned tiamediatelyas business of great importance action. OEtt Ii. CDTBtBTBLPresMent E. O.

EOOBAB Treasurer and Secretarr pr SEEDS SEEDS ft CEO. F. SILVESTER Importer Dealer in all kinds ot VEGETABLE FWB PIEDBUI AND TEE SEEDS Garden Tools Plants TreesetOj No. 317 Waahincton FEESH SUPPLIES Steamer. Comprising all the largest CO lectlon of SKSDS to be found on tblC.aat- 09- Orders bi mail or express prsmptly aU1 tended to.

LX Ja27 nW RAILROAD IROH FOR 3ALLr Cfcnln JTlah Ban and Spikes. 1OOOO To of Kails. t- i Pull. TLo 4narketprices. I Hp Spikes.

LjMonotires and Cars at thalcnrsst market prices Will also make rtxoh terms with re sponsible Railroad Companies as caqaefe fail tot acc pl Also Will lejl' Knwp1 Steel Of rr i 1T Vi7 J.t iianltIng leweit DUNHAM SONS' PIANOS. EVZEY INSTRITUENT OF' THE above nnsargissad cUmater OK ITJT EA S. Mdr35Tn' C. TBTEBERHOJ ja9-8mA i BoUAgenUfortheP P1SCOOUt. rouND T3 TO BE PREFERRED RATHKTHAK JLjobe found with.

a bad Wt Go is SILUeKtTEINB and your Sffir wSiiVaw Und r- hirts. Drawers- etc. lays. aa hand. No.

fiea KeZy It. near California. ja MMaae Cwflery YANEE Orders and No. 021 Keanv sk. eec.

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hours days in them' the ay hours say 11 ve themechanics MessrsHale w111be techni al SEW Plows-David npa glues-George Seth William son. agen followingparlies F. Improved Thlf sser. Improved Improved RIEF. sal to elecUonof ingsBank 1' burse ooo ft treasure.

re1110f fiour700 37000pounds it jo rn lot Ct stfttc ing thewira tioneer. JI seph 000. marlnearrivals have four two vessesand steamers-amounted The 1 aelllUld Trustees settC WE nt. agnos. Tlte nope" winhold aUoclock afew ExunXATImI All nt CoIIlJI tbirty.

num rhave be coDl DrsBowteand omcerKnee1n. om of. force. bereta1nedin tbePJaso daYJUornmg aIIJirit pper of LivibgitonIB1ock. lg intoalJgbt boa ndranandgaTe thealarmfromth arest wa xtiDgu1bedwithout co aonDkCcn3rIi ici tz1o The th anJl1uiTepmof tho Compant01 th reatisi haabeenpre tothe ofTrustees tromthich tollowingitemi LTotal otthe totalasseu 1 339 named mated brOughtt hea ue s1JiI 11toD ec COUJltrymencl1rgiDgh1m with grandlarceny a ot1llI1 r.

ln nTrUat omen of a onthere removed mC ma Tb o1 bu bii a1 ef re t1Dit fsf te8' Tu of thoOoodyerWriniemeDtopatena 1rh1 edaDd COI1tinuc Jf ktJ f4 it' 1. JL pt 1 54 rl. i l. 2j R. skM Nt pRi8 lsr 5 oJpiL1H rohant8 i186S.

tel mit of therece1pta TUiou on the 8 etcof atatementl aor beseen of sgiven 191oo 3131 2 Th xare Seven thatexceeds SALZS Co. op Co. qG. 0. J.

Co. 18 Co. Co. JOOO Benchley B. 00.

0. ktIartin. Clark. 0 S67OOH Cook WD Co. CasUeBrothers.

I I. Co. COnroyOCOBnor I Co. A. Kittle Dinkeisplel L.

Co. J. W. DeFremeryTames Danerl Co. DoreMaurice EVerdlng J.

Eggers Co. Co. klnd 191000 Hecht Bros Co. Horn B. C.

Co. i3 000 Bros. Co. 00. AJ Jones CO.

Bell. Lazard Freres. H. Low O. A.

Co. 00. Co. 00. Mat ews Co.

HM 4 al. 6 000 Parker E. H. y.er S. A.

Co. tt At 2 OOO 88 000 Co. AS Co. S. StelDhartBros.

At 1 Scheeline Co. Selby Co 00. It. B. Co.

250000 A. OOO Co. P. ndel. :790.000 Johnk Co.

UnderhiUJ Co. 352000 Co. Verdier-KaIndler I Woods B. A. Co.

m. oo Wellman. Peck Co. hl U7000. rJ Va.

w1111aIIiB. BlAnchard Co. 11 Werthelmer E. 95000 WaiiUD. CO 284000 Co.

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The Secre 7 No1 to No. 29 Jk 186 declaredl 7the tion GUSTA V8 San depoeitsinthia tha' rcent. tin171esa IrOrder 189. ja The awdAiechanlca' adivi- aOENT. de s1t.

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Amethll1t nd Topudo. p3mnS Aa lito orner orsa 9f belo ed. foetlare Ii Dollarfrors er I AIId ih Intocusl a cludln D1Ales and fem 1 new personia b. JA7TeDDollara JOll DlaDd thu. tsoI1 delir uaot.

aD criber 66 ou anapp catfoD. coldonilTer be 01 PREEMAiPresident APRlTOHAJU Treaaurw MechanloaDa1lk. tiAMU COWLESlak Ho lNiS Aa atLSw Francisco BOOTHEsqt1J en IronWcirtaSan ot Wri.uii\ Bia JOHNOlIANSC01lE qo- io i of jtiSJi 4' BmNftd 1'86' S. ltitutecII 8 l1to 0I8jain A 1" FR I Jfdaiji isllV MED TO" DB AFOT 1Ji tie Frz Oo eiallmpnved TJiUSSESforthe radicalcurof ratu AR I 11111) WP' 1in jri street-Gentlemen edCMJaE n' JOOLLINS1 which-he. tom h01tnof tlieda lm.

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c' Wt is a i uld n. tailtaiamjne uo4I factored by the PACIkLO lu WQBQ ten' dl' msTA DBP" b41XW17art1cleauchu. BS fG i rOOSTGuO of. dw1th nw. theirbustn.

hau 1fbI Plated wit1l8D7 CJf the of PACIFJOlLAIw 3 ea tterU un them8ilnr OAKBBAS KETSottwentT W2U 11.01 whicbant of entirely 11' be bont store SLAWTON 2D8u oanreefi HOT ofBfd11rerel1t both oval td N1IJd. can be had ofth wna1 tureof the AOIIJO PLATE WORZS I OUBLRPLATEDBPOONS n4PQ ltImade b7the Wotks and the. mads wordr Re thSIVSV haab enwonrCllbedODttaJ c' 117 the PacIAo Plate Workl 31JH4 8 RtifCRANNA4tiQO o. I' 1roGllW I3' a i wtetr i I udrI i LJC' tc F. ttt aLife bya om.exo- emium tear.

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yswuum tho apite EmmWa11-1kot1 connie ed John Caddy et ii. Has- Motion changoofyeniia BKenzzyys MO Smith-be. ery Occi4entaInstnazce Motion oabealf set uldcthe madeby eo tg Smith-Defend- Motiofl Hammond Ilammond-Contlnued forone Schroeder--Defendant's de- atfloclock The In in olectures Be. Chnr in Co thefollowing Bond-Alimony Testimony New Ordered Referred The coed wa ned115 an chargedwith The resIdedlu LTZB The MinlngCornpany Thy WhttoPine 10t Trustees-Alvin Theengagements seventy-five mennd DayId setaaida from-be saldland. eachcase.

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agil st ent anE1hwijg complie4jjn tb setjorth. tOinter to or C0mp1etInguIdrk aneeki said workfor perfornd Work-for the-complaint r. 232Sutter them aflocve4 3fonasawmettn l0t Inge TheWestorn dli 500 J- pe" ip. at2) trTwkT1ort n. Kneeiand About Igh a upper ro sI4arsb1eent.

The re th whichwe i 24- aaaeta1187p23sT7 iris and Igb out ofbls bins anabout1t POL-IcZ Arromvamza OIdp1e ed ri. beenappointed The. oniubuInea1bd0re. pateflI aaeirbcli 5 5 1' I e. auRMcHANT PRINCES.

ofSaa accurateazid ofthe th teraeto. awornatatem nts the ltwllibeaeen saiesgiven oioo exceedl0000001 that em eed lm 4 5 Co. Brothers367oos W. B. A ColeN.

Co 4 A- Mu cke Co 547 53A HotallngAJCo A- 4 6 A MeyerWm. J. 5 I S. J. A J.

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UR LE. TransactioDurisg otnn thatlnour corders guxes currentmonth oZ1ta sple dId RIng 0 o. 273 rsnn ng 3 1373 74 Harrisos S. SJslineClementina125N. E.

teet. 25si37 Lagunatheztce l24WeernkCdition. from thenceN feet--------------------------------------- ifth tion. ix st. tothe andBush andwhen ac- he ill streetM The tl teases zzialignant SCIrlet.

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4 i TheStocktei sr Aasosiat1nwasflird rlor-DetenUon rai damagewas be a oUon. This grandromantlc asthehousebills Italians The I Last I the 4 s. LivsEUu9stfu1ly 3 in DOER Jan3Otb 5a l1at1of Ytr 1aige 3L. Lx. I 17 iAn1NE7NTEL 0Eft I BAXZDATkflt13ry St amrsSantaCauz24houm odal1kieison an Schoonerssnny yial1ono1nln43 dayaInbsl- 1asttomaater.

i ShlpsGermanla SAILED Pedro camden UneoInn Jn30thi0 Sj i- 4. 1 ri i Is fl 4l drTNoTIc1. Aicoum Last Aieran1er trestnear a 322ind Itfl4 4 flaA gemery1ndKearnyBtrsets. IvLL tgo nr7 ofoptical mnath niatical BreiliatpebbIe S- WALTnLM1nfshandSw1asirat 4iiii kindiof- eiry Mayers-103MoutgomerystreeL th SC11T11E1IEOWELL. JJ Kenn lare FThrpin Tonialea JJ BLRndngton WFKnoxaramentoALBa do- KenneyPleaaant Bickford 1 FWiiooreSantaCruz anta WhitPine EckaatValIejo Vllejo awyerWh Cornig i an a n'- cornerof 1lJ- ffl- de- institutionforthe ar 11 6 Vrancisco-Januaxy 2 fft'- tlr Bankot onJsnuuy4thdecliredadivi TU ADfl.

do do nd do andPeartdo o. asubacribertohisorber whicheucbdeceasegaubscnbr scriberirpaid tothe heirsraasignsot Thaubecribra TenDollars iiQQ herheiracaasalgus out with-It communlcatlonsahould Treuurer DUTrOLtPreeidantFarmers Hon.A.i.GUNNISON-Atiorn.y aLIIOcYZJL- Francisco. i F. WTTTTAMS EaqBea EstatSn JOHIJO. JIANSOOM Eaq.cf COSnFraneiscs Hil1Nevada.

1QlQ 5LSULJ. TODR A ti BanYran lsoo spe- etc ture OtMlJSiOfl streeta using. OOLLIiSwil1 pleaaodtowait tomenatalihoaraof HATR 4 .5 S. 5r i ri arsi I. Zia 5.

1 1T- 5 Iaj1I a 1 SZLYkPLTk6D WAU At as ressenabte asthiiott M41W canb ihould net thSQdgWa PLATE WOK bI fore BESTAV KP OREAMg and POE1 espeei4lyanljg m. with iurr1ed e. es be ea Agency WOL a Itternsandkaye thamSslver-eLated vat. 1arsiaU of which ar new ma seen to select from at the ot 1iAVNER LAWTON sm HOT URNg0f differentpattirsg nad of the teee of PACIYIb PLATED SPOONS and FORX3 vsrtte of few ri H4XfES LAWTOLxeti wM11 R. RI GiEj aat1IPront streetiistw8i Waab1ngtoean4Jeckzon A1tp ri COALOILAND Wsoffer ttfinest uaor-tznent'ef 1' rket ndhmln tockot c1i- I WrTai andTrimnliBg.

nStane z- A Lii URDS BEAR. THE FOLLOWING" Joules Stee. Ale Staffud ihirr 1 lfl JOULSATPGRD8fliU LJJALB V- Ex Norem TUVlnpinttaiidquarts andquuta LONDON auperiorsrtichs Dfl1 GLADSTONrS' and qurs IAL AL rd aidfor sail I. N' 708 Sanstres MEDALII WAZD O. AttheJat OstrIa1FIZjjOrthIE J.T.PAiIL- o.

mannZs a. Sh kinds Snt atnerSnaos LANQ1AflDN1 rIo ALLWHOM Mr 5. TICi-Tbe-Offioe the corner ol Montgomery aad Caluferels streets. Stevenson's- Building Itooin 1 All smzties- having ciled. petitipus ov CUTBIRTIT Prealdent cretsry tern.

1a14 5 i ImporteaandD Ieriisa1lk1ndsof. :4 4 TIiants reete. a- Sk BseaiRatteryauLPr0nt. 5- VRKSH RECEBZEVY 5. ComprIaingna1 thel-argett SEgD6tobe tendedto.

rundSpL O9f lv- 8.WATSON4OMONTGOMEBr VYlstret Agent' for CrSw5snd otber MWs. wilt saltliatlrost- CbaIrsYishBars the lowest priceWg1 as be accptbi wgt s11" Kmnan.8tesi5 Iournoor and ot2njras a nrk W. WAESOf Jal7 l3 EngI ssr 5 5- 7 vKi'- una2Wued II warranted In respect 554 aS 1mateiOi1Y15 YEARS. as' to. 801 the a RATHR TN Ijobe w-iil wss Vnd.r-ehlrts-Drawera- Zo502 nearCaiilorala.

3p KIOWLES ewIae1.4 I 5- MUIII6 Of ALLIIIIIL. Orders unbcifpttons reapeotf KeamjL Commere44 WHITE PIit LL 4J ja1' 5..