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1 4s cy above. port iLtrivn i Msau 10 A r' ttheffleeo wd stock 3 jtgoiuexy rARK street on Unlen street esfcn a iiation. i wtal kaO Pjm MONTH. Spanlak OranVoon ent. For share ap.

ILIBA Secretary doors wwt of th llTllCHTi KEROSENE ciBOO. UayS. Sir WenaTeitt our prasenoe. tor- nad it atil products th i of xploionvr Id forth urp ot NAU UAafcS fteenUi street near pnld aiwy Dear lit it tbe OUKAP- LheBRSTLlGliT. IV KKEOSKJJK Third ttroet.

inrgOWKM3. ICE COMPANY pital THATTm Bting to frls the capital stock' upsnyof BanFrtn aiut after. of June Ustant. fad by th under If llAMsndlrir I at the offlea of tb 1 DnneeOoNo4B unction and i rr- 3 Wek duly indent raid en Bank SDAYi ninth Stoekfcookswjllb uent illar ef the sbow ith MESSRS. flU- pany' FiBamcU fitoekholdeT a knot that point- for eonaideratico 4 1 SHOES.

SHOES. SHOES SHOES THE W3 fifiaSfc I now worn. Ite XPRE UK i wr owarA. It wntalnii to parti realdln ln andio th employeeof UieSnsarR finerjr ttfr lu wWow two-third if to oa certain conditions and OD Helea MGordon. tu elS to act a eieeutors without bondsA SJff attached to the will in 1867 revoke-all 3SS In a separate codicil nanunz SUnrer Tait ea to aid.

Tait and rife. executed the OTenine 7r. hi. deith. he beoueathed 100 ahareB of th is StfBefinery stock to a sister in England 100 5 Franci DaviaofBanFrancicor 80 IkhareatoLncyDobaxm of England and smaller' aount of the stme-atoclc toithe children of icharie DeRo to hir servants.

John and Annie id several of the employees of the Sugar na bont BO hare John rle DeBq will act as executors. In tie Pollio Oonriyeiterday three ringer were ex amined on a charge of robbery. They gave their jujnw asDoran Collins and BurkeOflcerWaU llaoe wa the fir to hear the cry for help and oh goiag to the corner of Oregon and Battery street ia found an old man who said be had been robbed od that the men who had assaulted him were in three other officer came to hi aid. Upon enter ing the treet or alley which terminates in a coal they found the three men crouched op In one corner and the trio were marched off to the MUion-houss. They eare no good reason for be- Jnc there and upon the testimony of the old man a6d the officer the Court ordered them to appear jMforethe Oounbf CJonrtf bail fixed fflJ55o in ocb a all denied any knowledge of the tnoaaetionv and Collin aaked leare to proTe tormer good character said he wa drank and' ikaaw none of ihepartie he waarre with.

PBBOST Suiruzq. A contract has been entered jinto by the proper authorities with freaponsibla partiea for snpplyinz the inmate of the County. il with food for the eniulne year. A marked limprofement made in the dietary scale. Three meals are hereafter to be siren instead of two.

heretofore. Tea and bread wiUb furnished. all the inmate at fl P. M. daily instead of com- meat has been improved while the dally eost for.

ieeding each prisoner has been reduced from 13 nU to 11X cent Who lose byrneh a. change long advocated by the CHBOXICLE Tir CrrTFBOirc SEWUU. The effort made to abaUT the nuisance of the OTerflpwing of the aevarage along the street on the city front have 4ea partially sneoeasfol. The sewers on Clay a Vasbington street hire been extended ttuoagh the mod bank and' the water reduced about three inehe In the cellar in that vicinity. But no abatement has been miaae in the Quantity talon Front and Battery streets.

Should the mud not lift the wooden sewers out of line we may expect the drainage will extend in all direc- tioo4 ia the course ot time. STATE CoxmoL. Thi body met jAJtevenioc in the Fifteenth District Co room. There was a very full attendance. James McGUl J.

TT. MorrUsey and parlinff were admitted a delente from the Bricklayers' Association. Tbe Snipwrigbte makers' Wood Turnn' and Bisjrers Union will turn out on the 4th of July. The Presidenta of all the Working- jnans leagues are appointed on the Celebration Committee which meets on Friday evening next the Fifteenth District room I OF Tn LAHDS. A company with a paper capital of 12OOOOCO ha been formed ier the purpose of reclaiming the laud on An- cdroa.

TwitcheU aud Brannan islands in the Sac ramento river. The Trustees of the company are S. lierdenfeldt Geo. G. Roberta A- O.

Peachy Hoyd Ten and A. Doreay. The success attend- inj the reclamation of Sherman Island has at tracted attention Jo these tule lands. BXBBKSS AXD HATRnR jflrBS' Uinoir. JU a meetWof the Barbers and Hairdressers' protectiveAssociation held on Monday evening Jane 7th the ollowing offieers were elected for tha eosuiBK year President.

Chatie Proschold Tioe President Joseph Kirsch Treasurer Jacob Davis Recording Secretary Philip P. Lane Tmaucial Secretary 8. A. Kelisr. Trustees U.

B. Morton Philip' Schnltz U. Untzcit William iisnderson and C. Troll. The Merchants' Homestead As- foolUlonflleda certificate of incorporation in the Coanty Clerks Offlce yesterday.

The object of the Association is to purchase five blocks from th University Homestead Association anddi- vide the same into hometead. lots. The capital istoek of the Association JU400. The trustees ar W. Mooahan P.

XX Reardon John Calvart d. H. McOnrrie Emlen Painter J. G. Burt aad G.

CXSaadaU. JOIMB BESSJ TAKD THZ BAB. Xhthe report iot the meeting ot the Bar published in the' yesterday it waa stated that tha meeting had ho sympathy with Judge Bennett wh nit should have been itated that the Judge had no sympathy with the meeting which was oailed by Mr. PicketL. But at a meeting nbe qnently convened by th Bar Jndge Bennett wa Heartily indorsed as nominee lor one of the Su- 3ireme Court Judges.

BMTKNCED. In the Police CJourt- yesterday Cbarie Whiteman. the man who chased hi wife with drawn revolver wa Bordered to pay a fine 9100 or go to the County Jail for thirty day Two convicted of petit larceny were WDt to the CountyJail for the space of nxty days each and John TMllon. for misdemeanor wa finad CJ5. and Henry Bogan for the game oifense wa fined 20.

THI pALUOMfiA STOCK EXCHAKGK. The ele- guiUy fitted" up rooms of this Association on Montgomery street will ba opened for the trans action of public business on Monday next. A pedal meeting of tbe Board will be held Friday morning at 10 The rooms of tae Ex change will be open to the public during the present week from noon till 10 P. M. daily.

TH STBEET JUUJIOAD. A track line la being laid on the extension of Montgomery itreet. on which it is expected he oars will be running by the 4th of July. The lias is part of the City Bauroad route which ha recently been completed from Fifth to Jronr- teeatb street This ront i intended to extend front Market to Fourteenth streeta and will run art every five minute Scnoot EXHIBITIOX. Tha Broadway Girls' Grammar School under the charge of Prof W.

G. William will give an exhibition at Platt's Hall this The managers haw spared no pains to render this one of the most attractive otertainmentsof the season. Tickets maybe obtainedatthedooror of the pupils. The high reputation of this school will have the ffoct oi th hons THE BoAsn or EQCJLUIXTION. Taxpayer tiould take notice that the Bo rd.

of Uon is in segaion daily from 9- Htill 4fil. Property owner should examine the assessment rroUand eee whether they have been correctl usewed- before it is too lite to correct jnistakei if any are- made. The Board will only contimue in sioa a ew day lonser. SCHOOL ExHiBmONR. This afternoon the first.

rjrade classe jot the Penman Grammar School yrira an impromptu exhibition. To-morrow thi vaprinsr. Valley Bincon Grammar. Union Grammar. MUiion Gram mar and Primary the Lincoln and Washington- treel Gnmmsr schools will each hold their closing ex- j' ilTgTEBiOTrs JEATSL-- Testerday Dr.

Mnrphj was oklled' to attend itrs Allen who reaidesct 5" Shotwell street. the woman A wa dead There are rumors of foul play in the i natter it being intimated that a violent beatinj reoeiveJ by the woman was the CIDM of hai Puriuant t6inoUee the Tid9I snd ionerscontinned the saleof tbesolandiatPlattV HiUyMterdj The lots sold were all south oi he open canal in Bay View" core. The following we the price paid Block 518 8Wi er lot S57 5per lot. saJWperlot perlot RJO per lotTSlS f2JU 8475 617. 6 8 K7 878.

5i eTi s8m af 81tt and. 114 per lot. Bwck 87S old at previons sales were reaod tbe pnroEasers havine complied wUh the conbacti Portions of block 7SS. previous sold tlW per lot. sold 7- i' mr block 790 eold previously at aale at re old 274 per lot.

quantity of lad sold ha a IM na. lou. which realized 5 equal to flU 18 lot of tO by ICO feet wAt tha onclnaioa of- the sa JIayof Coon anade a few remark thankinK tho purchaser I or their attendance and liopins they ere all wUs- heir purchases f-Ajftiilioafte last evea- enjoyed Mis Charlotte Ttompson' treat ttiedrama nrit to MrfcEbwere I dr- AndleyL' Never were an wdieneeXmore aelttatedWTerwa an av Misa and indelicacy and we the liberty no suggeat thai it looks toowarnk fpr a lady- to wear of AUss Viola. Crocker was cast for thepart ol-ltfranccs rt Thi waa the lady' tirtfc appearance and weSBnCire4rettnatit.wliinotbeherlast Miss Oroeker i a brunette lthervoiee faoe aorflanre to reommeadlier. She.

us LucilleWeterniB a xtNaiicy Bykea. the P0w re especially when LncilloTuuHobi too VOwer Ireelj from the flowing bowl Hi Croc streethUt between Pacing and Broadway beinj graded and. paved. The znmrtfoociip JbaV rcleawd-'foi ItUaeVi Waud load guano for Europe. The SXlrfcv is slowin loading for Hongkonlhe freight demand being lighu Knox.

of vSacramentbVl stated Sohave purchased the Alviso Flooring Mills for 19000. The SomirviUeBnverl dKB and Mining Ooin- will hold their annual meeting at 5 piL The San Francisco and Point Lobos Road Company have declared usual dividend for May payable to-day j.jr- Paulina Morris filed a petition yesVerday in the Fourth District Court asking for permission to become a ole trader I a night officer Coffey arre a man named George Barne for boarding the hip SLlMfa without permiislpn from the Captain All the vessels which cleared hence with wheat and Hour prior to January Ut have safaly reached their respective destinations. The Junction City Homeatead Association will hold their. Annual meeting in the Twelfth District room at 7 i o'clock thi evening. The 0U CoJonv ha gone to Meridocinb to' load railroadties for She' will return to thi port for a- crew before finally Balling for her desti nation.

Th old resident of Tuoinmne county reeid. in gin San Francisco will havea social union at Posthwiua Garden Alameda county on tho. 117th instant. The Trustee of the" Roman Catholic Orphan Aajlum petitioned theFifteenth District Court for permission to seUtieir real estate on Market ttreet. Mark Meyers was examined in the Police Court yesterday on a charge of burglary and was held to CountyCourfc His bail wa fixed at tljm John Doran.

Diniel Collins and James Burke were held to answer in the. Police Court yester day on separate charge of robbery and their baU ftxed aV UOOO each jj The Overland mail through regu larly in eight from NewYorkand other Eastern State Tne KngUh and Irish mails- make the trip in seventeen to twenty days. James' Beggs one of the foremenrxf the San FranciscoU Company who married a few since ha been presented with a handsome olid silver tea sot by the workingmen of that' company. 1' 1- A yiti rrl AI A A man named William iarrtson died suddenly at If o. 9 Broadway street yesterday.

The Coroner was notified And. took charge of the body. De- eeaaed wa a native of St. Johns aged two. years.

Thfr first vessel of the wheat for England the K. 1L. Taylor cleared yesterday. The Miet Dmtt and Regent are loading wheat for Eng land. The nw6iiry will carry a cargo of flour Cork Ireland.

The sehooner icfa A JVv ha3 jnst cleared far the Arctio Ocean with sail and thirty sailor for th whale-ship CoriMa wrecked there last Summer. The CorinlAiort WUl be brought to thi port for repairs. The members of the Dog" Star Silver Mining Company hold their annnafmee ting to-d also the Han Jacinto Tin Mining Company Germani Consolidated Mining Company and the Dora and Chauncey Silver Mining Company. The engagement at the Xabor' Exchange yes terday were twenty-three male and fourteen females. The occupations of the male were two mill-hands four laborers five teamster five carpenter and seven- of various trade Two notorious female pugilists were found flehting in the street yesterday by officer Irons who compelled them- ia call it a.

draw fight. They will have to abide by the decision of the referee in tbe Police Court this morning. Tha Montana sailed for Panama yesterday with 200 passengers 4438500 in treasure and tbe usual amount of freight including 310000 pounds of wool for New York and 300 casks seal skins for Bngand via Panama the latter valued at 1W 0. Probably one of the best indorsed homestead sohemes is the Stockton Park Homestead Assor ciation. The shares are placed at fCO payable in installments of only Si per mouth.

Subscription books will be opened day at No. 12 Montgom ery street. James Bradford for shooting at a woman la a. house on Sacramento street was ex amined in the Police Court yesterday and was held to answer in the County Conrt to a charge of assault to commit murder. His bail was fixed The body of a man in an advanced state of de composition was found on the beach near Fort Point yesterday.

The Coroner was notified and the remains conveyed to the Mdrfrne. Tbe body is unrecognizable owing to tha length of time that it has been in tha water. The school-house' once occupied by the colored children on Broad way and Ma son streets has been placed on rollers and started for its future destination further np on the hill where the children will not be bronght ia such close social equality with them. The exhibition at the Metropolitan on Tuesday night given for the purpose of purchasing-an organ for the chapel of the Aeylum at Oakland netted 400. It is estimated that the instrument will eost upward of 81200 but the" friends of the pupilsare expected to contribute the balance of the amount.

The Sam Buenaventura Commercial Manu facturing and Mining Company elected the fol lowing Trustees for the ensuing year William H. Patterson. Edward R. Carpentier Ferdinand Vassanlt Edward Conway OJ Hntchinson. Edward Conway wa chosen President and W.

L. Ustick Secretory. The National Flouring Mills on Market street are to be immediately pulled down to make room for a handsome iron-fronted three-story row of stores. The mill will be removed to the corner of Battery and Pacific streets where a handsome edifice with improved machinery ia nearly com pleted. TBAJQCS FIFTEENTH LECTCBE.

A. Small but Enthusiastic Audience Xietter from the People There was a rather smaller audience than usual at the Metropolitan last night to hear Train but what it lacked in numbers it up in enthu siasm. There was less than usual dissent at the remarks he made some of which were by no means complimentary to the people of Califor nia. He told them that their Courts their Leg islature and their preos were controlled by the money power which oppressed the poor for the benefit of the rich and waa rather severe on Sen ator Casoerly for his remarks about the Chinese challenging that gentleman to discuss the sub ject on the stage and read an epigram entitled The Surrender of the Subsidized English Press which was frequently interrupted by ap plause. He made a point which brought down the hanse when he stated that the people of San Francisco refused to accept paper money belong ing to the Government but permitted the street railroad.

companies to circulate nearly' 20000 worth of street-ear tickets as change for coin. dnctor' teltiog hinWhat he only wanted rpay for one ride when the man gave him ten cents LI i V- v- back charging him fifteen cent lor what tne Act of the Legislature said should not exceed eiz and a quarter cents while another passenger who gave the conductor a dime got ride so that he Train was charged fifty per oent. more than hia fellow passenger and one hundred and pronted most by such a I Applause. He read nearly forty letters from various people in many part of the State and from the Atlantic States and Europe some interesting others amusing and not a few quite stupid. The follow ing from Selma Alabama we-give in full be cause it touches a very important question SEUUI AUDMay 2518G9.

George Francis Train Esq. My Dear Sir I am to learn something of the practicability of introducing Chinese labor into this State and am authorized by a number of our planters and railroad inen to go to San Francisco and bring on a few ear loads. If I find it advisable. Will yon dor me the to tell me. ifrou have looked into the newb paid yaara.

and what kind of hands they make a com pared with the Irish. We' must- have a- vast amount of" new labor or cotton and other crops cannot be saved nor railroads built. Excuse my troubling yon but as you investigate almost every subject I take it for granted that yon have this and have also been on the Very respectfully He repeated many of his former remarks about currency and tbe limk of Cali forma and a bril liant Chapter in ths history of the two NapoUonsv in a manner that made the building thaka with applause The lecture was a decided sucoeBa bat rtaa demands on our column prevents our giving details. AHOSQ jtnE SPIRITS. Spiritual Seance Tveadny Jfljht at Daah- Spirit Eat 8trBWberrie Dashjtway Hall on Tuesday night was by no mean crowded to witness the spiritual demon- stretioas of Mr AdaHoyt Fpyey'- eVerthelessV her delineitlon werav given we believe to the eptlre satisfaction of all present We" are1 very much- of tho opinion that" all resent except our selves were either members of the persuasion or Jame Battorsley were appointed by the audience' to acV CtomiaiUeetoseetliaVtherewMjio tableu wu on platfonn about tvro feet above tne floor.

MrsToye took. th center aeat. immediately fronting- theindiencerand the two gentlemen of the Committee toolc seat to the' right and left of her. The Committee then raised the table up aho ws that i there wa no deception practiced at least any visible deception Small piece of white- paper were then passed s-ronnoV among the andience who were requested to write their names upon them and pas them in to Mrs. Foye and such as the spirits were disposed to converse wjtn.

she would take pleafnre in answering any questions through the spirit that they wished to I ask rand further that she would tell the name I or name ot the individual written on the piece I of paper notwithstanding the paper wa closely folded BO that she could not see the name. She mlullsd her promise la this respect to the entire satisfaction of all present in no cas failing to Leive the exact name. The moit foolish. and ab- i nrd questions were asked brTariou p9rsons present. Somawanted to know if the apints ever ate anything and if so.

did they like strawberries. One-lady wanted to know rf. the piritr liked while another wanted to know what length of time it required the pints to go from Ban Francisco New York by the Ontral and Union Pacific railroads. Some wanted to know if their friend who were dead had gone to heaven was there any fine bouses there or temple did friend know eachother when they met in heaven. Onewanted to know what length of time it re quired for toe spirit to go.

from one. poinito and could spirit go a lone distaaee a neiwl i nfieon was know if th 7wt this centeriftl attraction Jf or Uiejfriend tof ItejfinsmiiUo dr tt wh wifoTtunatai enongii I trucUon- from thoee blo and accomplished teachers Vhb haTOciven thlsischool Itapnssent high The eeata were filled at filUeri bright nappy faces betokened the eager exppcta- ion witi which hey loclwd orwardljto their coming triumph. Human nature i the' ame in boy aiid mtni lJ Mswom ni. m6r isiB TheselittlemiB and masters were Mcager for estandM sruiiieof the result as tielr older" compeersv. Behlnd them sit and stood their parents and friends who" gazed with com- meadahla pride upon their little ones.

The stage was decorated with the old strip and stars un derneath which was banner inscribed-- Te- ham Welcome Thepiano was decorated with flowersV and the room rpresented cheerful- pleasant asDect. which spoke of woman's taste and tiuperintendentlenman and Prof essor. Knowlton were present as well as others whose names we failed toleam The exercises com- mencedwith the Sleighing Somr" by the school Mis Mary Smith at tha piano. Th voices ot the pupils be- well trained and their efforts in the afternoon in various songs were cer tainly commendable. Their came a recitation Chickadee by EddieJ Hay ens of Miss M.

Sonle' class. Following this Erer- lasting Talker a dialogue by Annie Cunning- hamv Dora MaryBerghofer Florw ence Shannon and Susie Taylor from Miss Itr A. Lyons' class. These little mieses rendered their parts in capital style. The-dialogue The Boy who wore poor clothes next on the pro gramme and was well spoken by.

Eugene Hoy and Albert Braddock. of Miss M. Howard's class. The sonx1 Tiny Rain was then sung by the school when thesone and inarch of the Young Eecruiutook pTacer Thi was to- say the-least a very pleasant and laughable perform ance and drew the wrinkles nty in runny line from every face These little fellows twelve in number had each a cocked hat save- two who wore soldiers1 cape. The Captain of this pigmy company was-just six and three ters tall carried his sword with the air of a1 At the word they marched on the stage their Captain whistling The Battle- Cry of.

Freedom. in which he was joiaed. by the mate portion of tha schoolAfter marching around the stage the drummerbeating time on a drum which gave- forth a- sound resembling that produced by striking a man in the stomach' whan thatnscfnl and is fnlL the we Captain cried out" Ha and struck np the song. This Is a Glorious Day My Boys in a maaner which won- unbounded applause then another march to the music of that whist ling another halt and song. The effect may be imagined it cannot be described.

We failed to learn' the names of any of the recruits excepting that of their Captain. James Shillcoci. The School" was then civen by Lucy Martin and Tiney of Miss Smiths class. They were followed by Florence Shannon and Ellworth Peterson of Jiiss H. Ly ons' classwho spoke a Mann of Jrliss Lyonsclass then recited "Bennie- followed by Ellen St int of Grants class who recited ALittle Girls Pocket.

This wee toddler waa happy in. her effort though she could not say pocket but called it1 pottet. A dialogue entitled Jackstraws" was then given by Florence Shannon Fanny Luke Minnie Wood and Mary Learned of Miss Lyons'- class. Thi was followed by Grandmamma a dialogue be tween Elleu bteiu and Mattie. Lux of Miss iL Smiths class.

Following this waa ealUthenic by sixteen young misses under tha leadership of Hanna a little miss of some eight or ten bum- mere. The precision with which- these little girls went through the exercise reflects such credit on their teacher. Miss Nichols- Who Works the Hardest a dialogue was then given by Frank Van Vraken and Blanche Wood of Miss H. Lyons' class. Then followed a recita tion Little Fingers.

by Minnie Kramer of Miss M. Smiths class. The school then sang Jolly Little Clatkers. with fine effect My Pet dialogue waa then rpoken by L-BCV Mar tin and four little girls of Miss H. Lyons' class.

A dialogue between George Grant and Samuel Lever of Miss Howard's class followed when Agnes MeNamara of Miss M. Smiths class re cited Bed The Broken Eggs a dia logue was then given by David Kidd and James Shillcock of Mrs. Joseph's class. This was fol lowed bv Eddies Birthday Plans recited by Willie Smith of G. Scales class.

The school then gang the Bee Song after which Hannah Lazycsky recited Baby Is Asleep. The dia logue Keeping Shop" was then given by Mary Hanna and Mary Bush but of what class we failed to learn. "Arthur's dialogue was then recited by George Luke and John Kners of Miss M. Soulesclass. Tbe dialogue which followed The Sewing School waa recited by Cora Stubbs and a little girl too small to have a name we suppose for we did not learn that she had one.

Then came the calisthenics by fourteen rwivfl. drfldHAfl in fed shirts and black nanta. who IAJJTB UXVBBCU IU rvu 011U to OUU UfcBVA. LKUAlv uv went through their exercise with the dumb-bells with wonderful accuracy keeping excellent time to the music of the piano. Their teacher Miss Nichols has just reason to be proud of her classes their proficiency attested her skill as a teacher.

The school then Bang another Bong when Liaude Madison and Jessie Kidd of Miss Grants class and Willie Ferguson of Mrs. Jo sephs class enacted the dialogue of the Sick the boy apes the regular M. A dialogue entitled The Briz" wa then spoken by Frank Van Vraken and David Kidd of Mrs. Joseph's class. A spirited dialogue entitled Travels in China" was then recited by Tanny Luke Dora Hutchinson Lne Martin Mary OU- phant and Alice Yanson of Miss IL Lyons' class which was rich rare and well rendered.

Superin tendent Denraan then made a few congratulatory remarks wed by Professor Knowlton who congratulated the teachers om the proficiency of theirpupils. We forgot to mention that the girla class in calisthenics were dressed in white with blue Bashes. The school was dismissed on the conclusion of Professor Knowltons the happy children left to themselveswhile their parent gathered in group and congratulated each other on the improvement' manifested in their children's education during the term- Fol lowing are the names of tha teachers who direct tbe minds of nearly 1000 pupils in this school Mrs. Wood Principal Mrs. K.

N. Miss H. Lyons Miss Nichols. Miss 3ole. Miss.

Smith Miss M. Howard. Miss RossL3iiss Grant Miss Gelston Miss White Miss G. Sonle Miss M. Holly Miss S.

Hall Miss llutton. MissWhiW ney Miss Gallagher. THE SEXXAX SCHOOL. Int retl xerclsr or Use Second Orada Clate The exercises at this school yesterday afternoon were by the pupils of the grade classesIn. charge of Misses Smith.

Pattea and Doud the former lady presiding. The exercises commenced by the school singing Merry May Miss Clara Benitler presiding at the- piano. Miss Annie Fletcher gave. select reading entitled Alone fallowed by a dialogue Leaving School by Misses Annie Dillon Ada Richards and Lottie Provost. The composition wasvery carefully ar ranged and the participants had been thoroughly drilled in their parts displaying the ambition of some school girls very faithfully.

Select reading by Miss Becky Jacobs The Phantom Ship which was read in fine stjle. The classes recited in concert Ode to the Kiilroad in a very cred itable manner. The i Away" very creditably by Misses Clara Beuit very well delivered and showed what inquiring minds ome little" people have. Miss-Annie Fletcher read quite a lengthy composition en titled My Portfolio which displayed consider able merit both in the preparation and in the reading. Calisthenics were next in order-and were participated in by about twenty of the pupils and were a very interesting part of the exhibition.

A dialogue entitled Miss Tomp- kius' Good Luck. by Misses- Ella Freeman. Lizzie' Banks Florence Ackley Susie Peck and Rachel Mish which caused a gyodddslof merri ment. Miss Ella Lewis read Auction Extraor dinary" in a very creditable manner. Miss DoudVclass sung Gently fall the dew of eve" beautifully.

Miss Carrie Warren Seminoles Defense in a praiseworthy manner. Swiss Song" wag cung by Gertie Dudley and Ella- Lewis displaying very fine musical talent. Miss Alice Ward read John Smiths Will" which elicited hearty- applause. Undoubtedly some of tenth John Smiths" was-listening. The school sung The Fanners Boy which was followed by The Trials ot a Plain Woman.

by Misseu Carrio Potter Lizzie Banks FannieHesberg Eva Morganstein1Susie Peck Sarah Abrams Maria Moss Jennie Jacobs rep resenting respectively dressmakers milliners fashionable nends etc. amusing all by a view ot some- of the trial would belles are heir to. Calisthenics by oae class were conducted with great precision. The school sung Daisy DeaneT and Miss Clara Baitler. sung The Ship at Sea" beautifully following all ths difficult variations in the.

most artistic manner. TheYeat. a recitation' Katie Uas- sen Maria MorsFannie Hesbery Garria Warren BVB Petit Rebecca Jacobs Carrie Hena. Alice I snton Nellie jibbs Florence AYbeeler Emma' Itaycrolt Nellie Joaia ileres Ida Hmith Hlla Lewis and Emma Evans twelve little girls representing the months and four the sea- ki sons eaca one wearing soseuung in ineiraress to represent the part theyintendedto portray The pi ceo was a perfect success. Before the last recitation had closed two ladsconnected with the Boys' High School we withhold their names wera.

annoying the tcacaers and on being requested by the Principal to change their seats re fused to do BO. Without' any parley ths unruly lad were invited" toj leave. the- hall under tha--epecial supervision Of The Principals action in the- matter was loudly ppbnded. The school sung Little Nell which wasvfollowed by dialogue enti tled Petroleum by Misses Gertia Dudley Ancie Williams Ella Lewis- Lizzie Anderson Annie Flatcher and Ida' Smith Their portrayal of petroleum shoddyisttuwasveryperfectMr Swett owinz- to some delay in making outtha percentage of" the choUrsof thefirst tride the closing exorcUea- would not take place on Thursday bathe had iriven tbe scholars some idea what he wished tbenv to do and would i give animpromtn exercise to-morrow afternoon to which Ce invited- all the friends of the chil dren lie also stated that to gi those present some Idea of what tbe examination consisted he would Bend for the examination papers connected with hia cchdol. Fiva of the pupils brought two larga bundles of rolls of paper each roll contain ing a hundred page ofwriting.

Ua stated that he wa very glad the percentage had been fixed at seventy-five he did not believe in crowding chil dren as had been done in the past and should give each one his due out shonldmark hi chol- ars low. and" wanted all the. parents and friends to understand that he Would under no considera tion alter hi opinion. The closing exereiaea presentation of tho medals diptonus ete would lake place on Friday a tone fK t. to the.

County Clerks office yesterday a oertificate of Incorpora- tipn was filed by thftPogonip and Othello Silver. Mininaf Company formed for Vhe nrpoae of mining in White Pine. with a capital stock of GOUMO and the following Trustees ta tmanaga the affairs i the- incorparation G. W. Beaver.

Mark Livingston GeorgeOnlten Low and Ct Forthe same objects. the Prince Imperial Mining Company filed article of incor- poratian with capital tocc of 1400000 and the- following TraswnKPaul Rougset F. iOisoa A Wi Ti Xevey and E. B. Hammond.

fi. vrfo Bvvx jLmm Jc EJ dehbefser WM found deadin a room la the Euss Hon eyeflterday and Uissnpposed that He oom- alt ted suicided Tha Coroner made a post mortem mination ut the contente of te aoh not i exam had xaminatioh of Xiawrenoa" In5lrjiof and Mrs. incarjiola charged with kidnapping the. child of wtur ft bj Judge remarHngthat halSid not think anyerima hidlSeOTT ommitted by tha partiesv a they eeemed to be acting under Instructions from tha mother of the ij i JlnaauAanMo sworn I- Vnow- the parent of the little rirl Josephine Gregovich last Thurs day night the little prl was at my house and went tosleep in my arms and I- put her to bed it was between eight and nine clock Lawrence Ingar- iiola came to the door and rungtae bell I went' to the door and he- seized me and forced me up stair and locked me in a roonvanoT demanded to know where the child was rF told the servant girl that she was responsible for the child and she could teUhimitsha wishedbecanseI afraldjf the man to i room used or a. room he than came' back and the girl- told him where he child iwas and be-- took Ft out of thebed.

with nothttebu itanightclothosonvl told him to top. and clothes on Aha- child he seemed xoited and aaid.the/ had clothes- for it he threatened roe if I made anr JeSstance he said vletter.froia ir Greeovich demanding possession of the child ho did not give me the letter there were no men lu the bouser tnyj husband Tuid Mr. Gregovich Lid gone to Vineettngr when he went ouVwith theebilibe attempted tevloek the front doorp I toldhinmot to do it and I ran down and out cnthtret andcaUedfor the police non came and I went for my husband and Mr. Grego- vTchaadwiththem went to the police tation to. girl was taken IknowLaw he bad letter for Mr.

Gregovich I wentwrth thetlSdy to the door and he made ns both go upstair and locked tus in then he tookS children and went away the child wiu Tcrying when he took ft ont oa the street with. nothing but it night dress on il neverww Law rence fngarjiola before that nighfcvy- Mr odU My hild was taken awar without my consent saw it in SAn Josa I bad a talk with Mary Incarjiola there she 1 mother to SwrVawifsKe sTST she would give up the child if I welM withdraw the compraint against her- oi he aid she was with him when he took tha child- that' they started for San Joee andth hwe ra the buray Lawrence then went to San Jose and got anotEerj and then on nn A a Inut I saw there with. went on oaa a MA vuv her mother I was married nearly four years ago and have been living there ever since my wife left me about six weeks ago she leftSaturday and I went to see her on Sunday at San" saw my wife and child aod-1'brought my child home and she said he would- oome borne also that was when she left eixweeka asgo The prosecution closed here a to the defend ant Lawrencalngariiola and tha defense put the mother of the child on the witness stand vi. Un. Grrgmieh sworn thn Greir- Ovieh I left him about six week Ago why I left him is because I asked him for two bite to get the little girl some stocking he would not give it to me and I sold a bedstead the next day for five dollars wa then had a quarrel and I went to San Jose with my child and- stopped at my mothers the next day he down there and stole my child away and brought here I gave my brother an order on Gregorichformy child and habroughf it to me my brother is nineteenyears old I did not consent to let Gregovich have my child when he was in San Jose he stela tha child from me my brother reached San Jose in th time without the child and I came backwith him about half way to San Francisco and found ray mother and my child we missed tha road and it was noon when we reached San Jose.

it. XimboB sworn I was opposite the house on Powell street where the child waa taken I saw a man go to the door and heard him all for Grego vich the wpman said he was not at home ne went away in a few minutes and then another man came and went into tbe house and ha- soon came out with axchild and ran toward Yallejo street the child all the while screaming then two women came down to tbe sidewalk with bundle and looked np and down the street. Laurence Ingarjiota sworn My sister gave me a letter for the possession of the- child I went to the house and gave the letter to Mrs and then got tne child they msdeno resistance. examined I have been arrested here some four times I have been in the Industrial School three times I was once arrested ferbure- lary and turned States evidence against the other men two of whom wero convicted and seven discharged wben I got the child I knew Greeovich waa not at home I ran when I got the child because I was. afraid I would be arrested I went disguised with a stove hat on I knew that if she knew me she wouldnot let me in the honSe.

Re-direct I was held to answer before the Grand Jury on a charge of burglary but was not indicted. nrn im enuidmotber of the JITV CTJ iMU onuAU A UA w. child I was with roy son when he got the child I saw him go into the house and I met him on Mason street and be gave me the child it is in very bad health it has always beea sickly I heard Gregovich statement and I deny every word of it. He did not have any conversation with me about the child but said he would let me go if I would give him his child. examined I lire in SaaJose my hus band is not with me I came here Thursday mqrnine last for the purpose of getting the child I camein on the six o'clock train and was about my business all day I had other business T-- jt ja 4 vichs house onee in the afternoon I went to try to see him I did not come for the purpose of stealing the child imy son was not with me then I was with him when he crossed the street and went into the house to get the child I knew Gregovich was not at home Iwas told so ha ran with the child as soon- as he cama out I came rip with him on Mason street and we went to Thirdstreet and cot a buggy child wa very fond of Mr.

Gregovich and ha wa fond of it. THE BOOM. lecture by Rev. C. O.

Arae Pickpocket Last evening Rev. O. G. Ames delivered the aoond ot hie course of three lectures for tbe benefit of the Mercantile Library Association. Tue lecture was entitled Pickpockets and the aim ot the lecturer appeared to be to point ont the different methods by which men fleeced their fellows of their hard-earned money.

The audience was not as large as it sho mid have been consider ing ths fact that Mr. Ames is one of tha ablest and pleasantest lecturers it ho favor our city with their services iu a professional capacity The lecturer commenced by Bsyinc hat he knew not whether the slim attendance was a joke on the Mercantile Library or the lecturer. He liked to meet hia friends in crowds on Borne occasions and sometimes he liked to meet a few of them therefore he would enjoy the latter pleasure to night. The lecturer continued by observing thai in this life every man wanted to get something from his neighbors with or without a just com pensation. Ifvery man had want of appetite etc.

which must be satisfied. He waa always studying some process by which these wants could be supplied. It the gods who used to dwell on Olympus had the same- bodies a our selves they were possessed of the same wants and infirmities the same desire to something wherewith to supply their wants. We want good just footing on earth an equal chanee to acquire property. Property is a gnat power when used as an instrument with which to pro mote good or evil aims.

As an instrument to for without the aid of the gold of the sovereigns of Spain. When property was used for beneficent purposes it waa then a blessing. It was natu ral that every man should want something for himself some business by which' ha can acquire property. A mans want are' manyhe naturally asks himself howha shall provide for them and it becomes a question with him how shall I get something to eat That is natural. Bat if that question absorbs all others and the acquiring of property or obtain ing something to eat becomes tha sola the-bread so obtained will taste like the ashes of Sodom.

Men may ba divided into threo classes the paupers laborers and thieves tnosfr who do something for their living those who obtain it by power and those who filch it. All those who do not earn their living are paupers. Ttore is- but little if any difference in grade of pauperism" between the beggar to whom the Board of 8u- pervisOrs give a new suit of clothesrand him- whose rich father supports in idleness. One begs the other orders bat both are paupers for they produce nothing and they taking bread for which they return no equivalent. Sta tistics tell us that paupers are few comparatively but in reality they number many souls charitably allowing one soul to each body when we consider the vast numbers of producer ia the world.

Providence draws an order human race they honor it by sustaining these paupers. It ie no shame to be poor but it is ahame to be dependent. The beggar cannot upright ha is aways No man of spirit would live on the earnings of another- Neither wouldhe think that any self-respect could' be retained by iti 1 tj wij. J. fm Him who would submit to be a rxton-produeer it It could be The lecturer did not thmk it just to decry a man because he happened to be well oil.

lie thoughtit poor-philosophy which picked at a man because be was wealthyThere were men counted rich becausethey were worth a lie called then worthless ifr the not rood usa of thevr money. He could not understand this American hate of labor. Tntf humblest tailorranksabove the wealthy sluggard who lives at the expense rot Others Bees detest drones and Itis sad" to see the dronej get so Tnnch Those paupers who live in idleness others are drones and thieves ambler speculators and theirrkind who are sreat in arithmetic bnt whoso knowledge is confined to subatraction are of that But merchants who trade fair. capitalists who pay fair wage for labor U. who work either brain or to do the-feed or amuse their fellows are producers and are enti tled to something to eat.

hoped the time would come when a day work would be consid- and- interesting manner. the lecturer proceeded to how. how men picked each others pocken the tradesman by nort weights the minister and lecturer by taking nay where they had not rendered an equiv alent On the other band. bow people picked the pockita of these individuals by not paying them for- their Beryice Ue howed now much regard people had for heaven health by. the.

way. in they rid. their ministers doctor and teach ers. The great problem of life was Given dollar in that man' pocket which is the best way to get it into mine Beg. borrow or steal it roust come He followed this with humorous description of the trick of trade short weights measures etc.

Want of space forbids us giving but a brief synopsis of a really Interestisg tmus- ina and instructive lectare which was well rei envad and frequeutly warmly ThefonrtJUea that- have been compromised vii the Cost Irviog Bisters and Pretermitted Heirs covered all tae. property in tha city and are compromised to far as they extend to theup- land. but not to portion of the. marsh. The QakUnd JJenevolent Association ha been duly organized and a Constitution adopted.

Next Monday v0nine tn electioa. of officers for tha ensaineyear will take 7 i A Joint stock association has beea formed by tbe Odd Fellow ot Oakland for the purpose of buying land and erecting a 3 x- fUr if8 iwira physlciaiiof thia el died cnddenly at Itrea o'clock this He had been snf. festng from sore throat tat was not considered tn danger and was doing well last evening. Adrrldend of. 360 per ehtra has been dei clared to the Sierra The prospects of this company uvbrigbienln Tbe jMt of bnllJon last month was 23 XX Fortyfire tons of on per day are now being crushed and this month Is expected toifoot up to 30660.

Ianny Morgan PiMlpsconrmencea an eaeage- ment at Piper' to-morrow. 41 w' Ifoaiherjpleaaant. glva majdrlUei fo itsip IMThnrston 49rKing lV C3aUaiaha not been beard from. bat it Is estimated it will give Oatfield from 19 to 60 xoa jortly Moore's DMJority on the Bound Is aa follows r. What com 2C Islindll Snohomish all traton precinct beard from 20 Fierce 20.

Masoa not ftearafrom it la clalcaed bj Democrats by froxa 50 to aodSTew JEesland Oop CaiCioo Jnne 8th. A TH6us New York special says reports from. New England- and Northern. New York say tha prospect of the grass grain and fruit have not been better for years. The orchard promise a large yield.

The Treaty Between Franca and the Cblne Empire. Oeicioo June" 9th. A private letter from Pads' says MrBurlingame is upon the point of concluding a treaty between France and It is mad like tha English treaty. Injuries to French cubjecta shall be redressed through diplomatic- channela instead of in the oldman- ner The Texaa roaa right tnere violence eettlers and squatters who oppose the road. Buohard the regular Republican candidate for Congressman to succeed B.

VYashburns was elected yesterday by a large majority. CITI KOIICKSi To EZMOBa pimples and blotches tale pf Eedingtons Florida Water uU BtrengUi anil touch each pimple and blotch. Eeveh. or eight times a day taba continued for three or four days. To make a Billow complexion clear and white take ono put of Bedlngtona Florid Water and rni-r with ten parts pure water bathe tha' faeo neck and arms four or flve Umc a day to ba continued some months.

IIHST CLASS PBOPZBTT AT Low' Tbo lands of tne California Avenue Homestead Association are located on one of our widest streets near tha eenter of the city and easily accessible. The early opening of California street now certain will largely Increase the value of this property. There are no hills nor drift Band on the property. rT TTT fiUtoozr. Tbe New Hint BeBtiurant under the management of TH Stephens late Stephens' Oliver baa been improved by the addition of tha neatest ladiea' saloon in the city Private rooms for ladies on the' first floor.

NKW Mint Ifeatsrmnt. 1038 sr rl UW J1OW JII lljfc XkC baUfUI Street between Filth and Sixth. BKD Mrs- AiTEiTxojr 1 Badges for the abore named Order beautlf oily enameled on carat fine gold at the reduced price' of 3 60 each can bo bad at Cnmmlnga Bros. 601 Moatgom- ry Btreet above Clay. PACTTIO MCSZUM.

Tha truly magnificent collection of aU that Is strange wonderful and curious In anatomical science at this museum Is open to the public every day and erening. FOBthe dressing case or for the toilet nothing can compere with Chardins de Cologne For taia at Martin L. Hau 221 Kearzy street. C. Uuxxzx optician Ko.

205 Montgomery 1 Btreet importer of optical and oatbematical luatrumenU aad Bn iianpe bbla spectacles Frrs Firs Tea perfect fits of shirtsand naderwpar of every description at BUber- Bteins S02 Eearny street. ATTKB sinso a hearty meal yon wfll find that a wineglass of C. O. D. Bitten will promote Try them.

TOILTT 1 TOILZT 11 TOILZT 1 1 Tne neat est thing in it ia Stuart's Sun Peul for tne complexion. HOTEL ABBITAL8. LIOK HOUSE. Mayiard. Petaluma Thompson.

Waihoe Capt Lyons Af Japan rtz. washoa- Farrell Mar laid PM BatchelderW Fine Cassell. Mariposa BP Bstchetder do fgett. St Clara- uJMeu White Pine A JackinN UH Scott Brewster Cheyenna A Easton. San tlateo Dr Btnddl.

Marin co IIG BUsd Nevada Flint San dose Becker Aw Mayfield OCOTDKNTAI HOTEL A Jackson. Lawncs A Murphy VaUeja BAVilasJlf 8 Rafael Klerck. San Mateo Thonpaon Oakland Watkias Fair Oaks Wilton St Barbara Branson Virginia Powell Oakland Morgenstein. 8uinn ABOuffy do A Mnnhy. Vallejo FUhef.

Victoria SUIlwell. 8n Rafael JO Eastman Jlarysrll McClure Napa A. Moo re SI Rosa Laiaa. 8a Joss A AnkBeyP rtland Deane Boise City COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. Wienman.

Benioia Carolan Sacrammto HOKistman do JOShatton. do Jehsson. Sacmto 8 Lake Aw. Napa NBA Mason Virginia 8 Meore. Oakland Bean.

Patalama RU8SHOUSW. A Lynch. Petelnma Mis Hunt Sacmto Wyers tf San Jote lire Hammer A2e do Mrs Ee San Jose Houseley nicia EKorgan do KnUht. Marysvflle Porter. San Jo a A Ompbell- Astoria Hustler do Vuller PertTand BHawley do Mr Sawyer da Hunuri wVallejo Patten.

Uaemto Paioe Buisun Henry do rACrawferdPtind JM Montgomery Snllg Col West. Portand Krute. Do wme villa Mrs Mountain Ptld Sanford Calistoea- I Blood Indian Hills AFEniev Petaluraa 8 Mayhngh 4w. Elko Knowlton Jr. Oilr Mr JWSweeuyfSLO Adams Baoramento 11 Alert Jr.

SLulsOpo Thompion Sacmto AMEKIOAN rJCCHANQE HOTKIv Pike 4w Sacramento Ooodhne Colosi. TVS ruegan Ptld Look Olema Howard Bais City Ool prove Sn Mateo' Stnrxsnackf r. do Mr MePherconColasa A Beret Stockton Abbatt Colusa 8t Bdwell Bacttto Mrs 8chub rt Gld Bun AMinte Saoramento Bills Humboldt Uann y8t Clara I. French do BiDkhatte San Jose1 Parsons Sacmto MUs Butherford da Swift. San Leandro Mrs Pre o.

Napa A I FnUerLUaywood MrWbiUDgNipa JTD AustJn ao Mr Chaplin Kapa Penny do Harris Hay wood Smitb Anahsim Dl hman do A Smith Bacmto OJVandevoort BJose W. rne do Arnett San Jose Ward. EocVlin JDTIier UVaCity AliUnande Krink 4 wSan Jose McKlaney. Sacmto A Buck wAd do JT Bailey White Pin MrUeynoldaUaywood V. HUGHES In this city June 8th- the wife ot C.

O. HnRhcs. of LEDDKN-Intais city. June 7th tha wife of r'- ALeddenofadanehterr i' BABBIES In" this city. June Bin.

the wUe of J. WOODS Tn this city June Sth by v. Jame S. Boih Engsne P. Lembud to Mrs.

Annie O. v- In this city. June 5th Uraiio Jelmini to Oatherice A. Uascotnj TILDEN Inthi eitar Jane Hannah May infant dnghtox of H. J.

and Mary JTiMea OaSDOSA In thUeit fjunaSth MaroelUo KAGEE InrFairfi olan county June th. Mrs. Mary Ann Kacee acedfiO year 5 menth and i daya. O4tforaia paper pleas copy. 1 WEaJTESDiT June 1 9.

1869 The price ot cold at New York ha advanced to Sterling is steady at lWSail H. Legal ten- Tha price of wheat at New Tori remain steady attl wSfl TO bushel. 7 At Liverpool the price ha declined to B6d9centaL WHKXTisweakatei aa 65 for fair to choice. RjiKifr I firm at 1 1 30 for ed 1 30 1 4J forbrawinc. WOOL ii in better demand with BUghtad ranee in price Clean lots sail at i82fla.

HTfalert IX i Jnoa Uarge I UITB- tnaU Ste Ooodtpe Old Colony. endocino. Bark Rainier pan Pedro. fir. bark.

Alice GrahanjjlcapnlcoMS bark Altn Ark. lmlet. Schcwner Ada A- Fry8ft hi voyage XJarrfinv 8tw- art' PointrWest Evan Jjowen' Landing Mild of the MU SHllwaUr Core Lewis Fiaks MiUs O. T. Winslow Bodega Carolita Point Arenas rJLtai I erb7 Point New YV ear KUns Nicolaisoa.

Timber Cove JMoraM ras OolliB Laiding AnnaBcti Bod ia Han nah LoniseMendoci oJ den. FUt Mill LAni BophSForT Hots Florence Catpar Creek Abraham Ltnoalo. Albion river OUT31DB. BOUND IN A scheener. BV TELKGKAPU Poiat LoboJnne 9thlO v.

1C Weather tlondy. wind fresh SW SPECIAL NOTICES. Jiys Tlotlee to th HemVr of hourLeague Jto. 1 of San Frawwoo A business of importane will oome up at tha next regular meeting MOiJ- DAYEVEKING Jane 14th full attendance to respectfully By order of the U9UW41. Keoording Secretary.

anFranciBe vJnnsl8 a. Enrollment of Voter Tlffb Ward Election nortb. if California street eau and south by Market itreefcweat by Kearny etreeU' Office at I. D. BamardB Estate Ag ncyNo204 ICoatgonv- erystreeU comerof Bush second floor Open every day froraft to 7 o'clock P.

x. ir W. MILLKE. San Franeiaao. June 818SSU tft l.

JTV The Board rf Registration of IK tbe 8 i Ward will hold their meeting for. the enrollment of voter at 637 California street opposite the St. Marv' OaUedrat. en tbe ev ningfTUE8UATTHURSOAYFBlDAY snd SATDBDAT. between tha hom of 7 and o'clock.

QEOw O. je8 lm Insreetor ot Elect Ions. 8th Ward. JfW ai Pl ne Home nd Aio Iatlon K- Location of prepertyAJani da Alameda State of i Calif crnla. Notice is.

hereby given thatat a meeting of Trustee of said Aa- tociatioa held on the 28th- day of May. 1869 an asseasment of On Dollar and fifty Cemts 1 SO per share was-levied upon the capital stock of said Association payable in Unitel Bute gold eotn to the Secretary at the office of th A so- oiatiOB No. 619 Clay raat. Francisoo Calif ornia payable on or before th tlth day of June. 9.

stock upon which said ant 41. A CHICAGO June" 9th. Washington specials say there is a report that a Convention inTeiaa met yesterday and nominated candidate for Gover nor and other pfflces. JK 4lraad to" be Protected AflM i In fiaecesor 1m President on the ad- vloa of the. Cabinet ha directed bhsridan and.

Schofield to send troop to protect the line ot the Kansas Pacific Railroad and the settlers all along the frontier of that State Troop will also go to' the Cherokee neutral lands to protect the rail road there from- violence- by shall remain nnpalof on the 24th day of June hall ba deexnea delinquent and will be duly ad- to pay the delnquent atseasment" and interes that xsay have accrued together with coat of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of tha Board of rx JASi B. DAMONi Seerstary Cffloe Nov 618 CUy- tret Ban rFranciseo California JIOTICB. The Offle of the BTiGK TSjjg St Merbnaati Wnilamsoif Tunnel Company removed to' No. 716 Montgomery street.

4 WMJL T7STICK Secretary. Omm" of ths Baa Jaelnto Tl Company removed to Montgomery Zp K. OOITWAT. Secretary Office tne Conform JSIate Company removed to Ko. TlfMontgomery street J4-2p Wit L.

TJ8TICK Secretsry. Purify your Blood with Halls Sarsaparilla fol low Dock and Sodido of Potass the best Spring in use. jsor sale by all Iprnggists. DIVIDEND NOTICE. CALIFORNIA BUILDINQ AND BATIKOS A DrVIDKSD OF 0KB PSK OKKT.

PEE moathba the capital stock of the abova Company has been declared for the half year ending SflthT April payable demand. THOMASMOpirET Pretldeni J. K. HXHDT Secretary SACRAMENTO CITY EXTENSIOrT Homestead Association SHARES S2SO EACH PAYABLE IK teventoen monthly installments. rep resented by share by ItiO feet.

Land irame- dUUly adjoining the city limits. Titla perfect. PsymenUta begin July 1869 and to clo No vember 187 ThU Homesteal Addition to tha City of Sscra- jnento offers unrivaled inducements to all who desire to secure homes aa wall as to those seek ing to make investments in real ectate. Share holders who pay Tip in full may take possession of their lots restrictions consistent with the interests of all shareholder and an equitable' distribution of tha The restrictions are briefly 1- Payment in nil within six mouths frjm Jnlrl 1669. 1 Not morethansix lots in anyone block shall be assigned two of which shall be corner lota and only one corner an4 two inside lot the same aide of a block.

This feature will secure th immediate settle ment and rapid improvement of tha land and a consequent enhancement afite The line of the Sacramento Valley and Western Pacific. Bailroid ran through the. plat and-an agree ment and bond has been executed bythefermer- Company ti run trains on schedule ef time ual H- ut- 4 equal to tne accommodations anoxjeaoy street railroad Thus by reasen of being conveniently accessible these land are brtagnt within the range in value of these' more centrally lo will find early every feature of this scheme tbe Homestead principle which has been so prolifla of good to citizen of moderate means promoting the of our Bute and it ernes and- distributing ownership of realty among the many kaaTbeaa carefully guarded. It may safely challenge com parison or competition. Article ofAssociation containing maps of plat and shewing it relation to the will be furnished upon application.

Shares may ess cured by forwarding tb first installmant of Ten Dollars to the Secretary who will also furnish LKLAND STANFOBD President Address WK. H. MILLS 8eo Bacramento A. KLOPENST1NJC it COf43i Montgomery street. Agent for San lm3p CUMMIHGS BROS.

i WATCH tCD PT'S A COMPLETE rnei udln our whole Institute Fair. are naw preparad ik BBCT 1 in and Ptn Baa Frandr For thd Co plesieiu A AKTIOLK OS A. which a aa adjunct 01 tha Toilet iwith- ontequaL HAYIM BEiH DftfTFM TfiflEE YEAR1 Byladyfriend of th-j prietors and others a delicacy to the Completion unrivaled brlutKre. jEt renders the Skin soft and velvety. JM use oaa be eiaitted M.

any tia MISCELLANEOUS. jj- WATCHES PRECrW e- JEWELRY Gold Cameo and PeaxTda 7 Oeld Cameo Dianuni do. Gold Bridle Bali et IMpV" 1' WTS H- rfi vTSiSftKih 3f TuithongW that OALlTpHinA TIfSnEl WATES could aUerUt the sufferint of tne atet and raUeve peraons ef delicate eonalitutlon ha pubUaeenjumption throughout the PacJflo Coast si' According to the analyal elI jUnsTilnabiie Jfito erU Water made by different practical eh fat andlatlyT yMrB of' BaaFrincJseo one bottle two peuidf contains 33 grain haa- djdthsolcarbonlo cidWgrii Hhttndre4ft of solid matteriasfoUowa ie Bi at Sod 44. OOJfrata Bi of Lim 800 grain rSulphate-o i Bulpiate ef Chlorideof Sodium. Siliea.

30 8J4 gtaia t-- T' tainlng alkalies hold th flrstTaak. The' tance of carbonate of soda and carbsnate of lime aas long ago bean- appreciated by all pcaaw. Utionerss and rwhenoarbonl and iron ar naturally combined with tie alkaHe such a i cral wiUracquires a t-owwfi4 action' physical rystejnVichy Water owe it reputation to these virtues. But tna Vieto- Water imported fronT France doe not contafe iron in sufficient ruaotity and ia therefore tne cacious in many caw contains also tooKttte- carbenio add. and i too warm thus deprivjnc itof stability and making it unfit for long trans portation without losing a considerable porfrtom of its medicinal qualities.

i-The Calif oraia Vichy contains aR the Bineralar at the French Vichy andr has the advantage being at a low temperature. water is tignly efficacious In. ease wll the French Vichy-remains Ii which is lonnd to exav in large properties ta- the Oalif ornia Vichy Water preventrth fa Uon of what is known a the alkaline which is caused ty the. constant ae" of' water eonUininc only a small proportion tbt as- the tonio snbstanoe are found1 mii d-B toportionswiihthe pi-carbonate ei th daily and constant ns of Cabfornia Wa er has not. conseaueatly tho same inooat nie ce a the French Vichy.

DUPABQOIEB whoi ahlfc snftorfty such matters said that when Jerro-caleia mag nesiai combined with soda tha dJaUveor with a rapidity that acm si and the more on ofst mineral waUr con taining bi that lea the same time rich in iron- salts tha more oser can use it. Therefor California Vlcby Water fal a theconditionsrequired bysciene in ordertaev replace tha Franca. Vichy Water with advant especially ia California sod throughout the Pa cdfcQoat- 7i Callfonla Tlcajr Wa 3 iip aft HCams Biy E' ThU Water re toiw loetstrenrth. energy atiA good digeUxn to thaucmach raised bresoew4 V4 ot eaUng and drinking immoderate smokuc-aaob- chewiur excess of work or plrasuMCJtrestMf itrength to the- stomaoH weaken by exe t7 labor sedentary occupatiou. lack out-door i i- erci etc HoorregUUie caused 2 4 certain medical treatment that have either beei i pursue too long or that have be a badly mao- Many chronic disetses.

a tfaoea of is tSebdomiial-orgAg arB allavUted bytbeuew of this 3'- ThU MineraI Water peeiaU ccfnrj' very powerful not only ia tile ooane otcertaia sf diseases but aso as a preventive ef tntenarttee verchronicrheumatlrmgout serof la ga-- 0. 5 eral debility arUing from disorder of tie nVvaa v' ystem and circulation of the. Mood and1 osie j. dally of the veeocs. cireulatioa- frt' Sf It i necessary to obterve iutMs ooaneene i that iaca tha on ot thi Water is ry BJS iw fvLitmnstbeuaod tav oftne wETKi THE ADVJCJBOF APUYBJOfliS iforaSW ei.

araetaeswhereapatUnteaald it with impunity atleasVinthft course of treatment On the 01 composition of ViehyWaterreai afflcxcions as an to tbe a tk a of tainmedielneswhich Without iLfOild A inated. and would therefore reBa It 1 a fact that for some disease this MineralWiter cannot be the use certain medicine CLANONLX caa properly pr slon of that precautioniitharaoawr many patient do. net find mmeWl all the-relief they many can such a impaverithment rvons faystem Chronic Appetite fad Digestion Fiat and Tenacious VomiUugrW' Organs the indispositions Frequent Uterine Hemorr Obstruction of Livsr and 8 Chrsnio Rheumatism when wbeatha patient to a irfte oaaes of Diabeief. the Ttefcy Water is a mo pawerfnl remedlef prescribed forthitorr HARNESS 8A BFLES i H3BsW- Oollais SaMlerj Ware eta. Sf SS Moea tut5 BV ad.

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