Petaluma Weekly Argus from Petaluma, California • 8

8 PETALUMA WEEKLY ARGUS. November 23, IS77 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. SPECIAL HOLLY MAGOOH'S CULTIVATORS! Wood or Iron Beams. PATENTED MAY 23th. 1377, REAL ESTATl AG-El WE ARB NOW MANUPACTUR Inff three sizes (3.

4 and 6 horse), of both our Plain and Ridin? Adjustable Onltivtors, to which we call the attention of the Farmers of California. They are made of the best Eastern Hardwood ami Iron. The Chisel are reversible and made of Naylor's Cast Steel, and evrv Cultivator is warranted to five satisfaction. Rkpouted Sfkcially kor thk Argus. Following are the real estate transactions for the week ending 3Tovember 21, 1877: II.

Weatherington to R. Weatherington, 60 acres, Rineou Valley, $2,100. A. Borel to Eliza Ann Rice, 40 acres, Pet-luma Rancho, $2,187. Mary E.

Baird to Geo. A. Johnson, lots and 5j, block 5, Farmer A Ames' addition to Santa Rosa, $675. Win. A.

Lewis to E. Xisson, 804 acres, Vallejo Township, $12,500. Jones to W. T. Allen, for Grape School District, acres, Tzabaco Rancho, $87 50.

E. Dentnan to John raters, 25.1-10 acres, Rancho Roblar de La Miseria, $1,750. Mrs, L. S. Northrup to C.

E. Proctor, a lot of land in Healdsburg, 550. Spencer Guilders to John Richardson, a lot on Tenth street, Santa Rosa, 8200. Solomon G. Lemin to II.

II. Wateon, 39 acres, township 8, 850. Ed. Winder to Parsons A Pecker, a lot. in Geyserville, $255.

City of Petaluma to Fred Nattert, lot 45, Petaluma, $7 50. Jas. B. Johnson toll. II.

"Watson, 10 acres, township 8, 3400. S. Ghilders to San.uel IVerie, a lot on Summer avenue, Santa Rosa, $700. I). White and wife to T.

M. Chapman, 80 acres on Petaluma Creek, $1,300. A. Iloag to Isaac HufhV, a lot in Bloom-field, Cynthia A. Lowrey to W.

A. Walker, 160 acres, township 0, $1. Fred Liebig to Geo. Davidson, lfii) acres, township 8, $500. Goo.

W. Yariek to Mary E. Yarick, lots 5 and block 2S, East Petaluma, love and MCCUNE'S BLOCK, N. W. Scudder, Real Estate Agent, has the following special ofiers to make: A house and lot in East Petaluma.

House of five rooms, all hard-finished, with water up and down stairs. Lot 84x135 feet. Price 1,0.50. Enquire of N. W.

Scudder, Real Estate Agent. Three acres of land in the city of Feta-Iuma. Good house with six rooms, a barn and stable, carpenter shop, and chicken house and yard. Over 200 fruit trees, 250 vines, two wells and plentvof water. Price, A brick yard with 350,000 burnt briok, together with three acres of land, and three good and desirable lots in the city of Petaluma.

Will be sold at a bargain to anyone wishing to embark in the business. For particulars enquire of N. W. Scudder, Real Estate Agent, Petaluma, One hundred and sixty acres of land, seven miles from Petaluma, all under cultivation. See advertised list on 8th page.

A first-class livery business for sale, with horses, buggies, lease, etc, A splendid opportunity to buy an established business. For full particulars apply to X. W. Scudder. An established saloon business, one of the very best in town, for sale, with a lease of building, if desired, for a number of years.

A splendid farm of 80 acres, seven miles from Petalmm, with good hard-finished residence, a $1,500 barn, and everything in the best repair. Price, A tine fruit, vegetable and berry ranch, two miles from Petaluma, well improved and in splendid condition. About 40 acres in the tract. Price $7,000. Other fine investments in city and county property.

For particulars apply to N. W. Scudder, Real Estate Agent, Aruus office, Petaluma. We are also making on Special Orders, au IKOM FBtnc "TO TALU JVC -3L 9 TOOTH CULTIVATOR PROPERTY ADYERTISED AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. For Hear? Adobe Soil.

Alter trial ol cup year, we that they are the best Cultivators in use. -O For turther information, address I TKF.FREX ST. JOHN. i I Petaluma; Farms for Sale ancL to Rent, Rents Collected, Loans Negotiated, I M. C.

IIAWI.EY I 301 to Front San Francisco, Or, FIOLLY A MAQOON, Stony Point, Sonoma County, Cal. 25 tf 32.84-100 Bojorq nee 7.70-101) Wm. Hill to Cha. Mitchell, acres and of an acre, Rancho, $1,107 Ilenrv Gibbs to CI. as.

Mitchel acres, $269 50. G. W. Lewis and wife to D. Cal AND WM.

ZARTMAN 6l CO. laway and wife, lots 554 and 568. Sonoma. Si Emma Beattv to Church, a A General Real Estate and Commission Business Transacted. THE NEW lot in Fulton, $90.

Frederick and Margare: Moltzen to Elmer and Van Uuren and I. A. Van Buren, land in township 6, Jerrv Beam, executor of A. Runyon, to Marv Runvon, Uts 26, 27, 2S. 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, "5, 30, 37, 38 and 39, Kessi rig's addition to Santa Rosa, bv Probate decree.

ADMITTED TO BE THE BEST SPRING -o DEXTER SPRING, VAN PER NOOT-In East Petaluma, November 20, to r. and Mrs. Alexander Vander Noot. a son. DOESCHER In Petaluma township, November 22, to Mr.

ami Mrs. Charles Doescher, a daughter. LIVINGSTON At Duncan's Mill, November 15, to Mr. and Mrs. O.

Livingston, a daughter. HALL--Near Bloomfield, November 19, to Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Hall, a son. RODGERS In Vallejo, November 13, to Mr. and Mrs. A. N.

Rodgers, a son. WOOD In Santa Rosa, November 18, to Mr. and Mrs. B. S.

Wood, a daughter. BARNES In Santa Rosa township, November 17, to Mr. and Mrs. W. P.

Barnes, a son. Partial) desiring to make investments in Farms or City Property should not fail to examinp the following list, which embraces some of the very choicest lands in Sonoma i PROCEEDINGS. county, as well as desirable property in the City of Petaluma. Other choice property for sale that is not advertised on the list. Rkkortko Spkciau.y for thk Aauus.

MANUFACTURE AND KEEP CONSTANTLY 0 HA CARRIACES, OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES; The Celebrated Dexter Spring Road Wagons and Buggies; Spring cifcj Xjii mbor Wagons, of all sizes. ARRI of water, windmills, etc. The place, which consists of 40 acres, together with the crop, horses, cows, farming implements, wagons, eic is offered lor $10,000. Call and cet the full particulars. $3.000 ISS) acres of Land on the Sonoma Mountains, about seven miles from Feta- luma.

Seventy acres under cultivation. Title perfect. fW All of REPAIRING promptly attended to. ALL WORK GUARANTEE) io give satisfaction. Arent for the Nchuttler Wagon, MOREIUH'SE-WINCH ESTER In this city, November 19, by Rev.

C. J. Hutehins, Pieison F. Morehouse, of Albion, New York, and Miss Clara M. Winchester, of St.

Catharines, Canada. No cards. K. fi. P.

KAILUOAD l. PATTON-BCTTS-ln Freestone, Novem-1 I $0,000 270 ceres cf I-and on the Sonoma Mountains, six miles from Petaluma. Well watf red and wooded. Good house and barn. 700 grape vines and 250 fruit trees.

Will be 1 sold for $6,000, half down, balance on mort-j at 10 per cent. Title perfect. Probato Court J. G. Pressley, Judge.

Estate of W. T. Scott-- )rder to show cause for sale of real estate. Estate of A. Knaak Order to amend inventory.

Estate of W. B. Sjeers Order to compromise debt; allowance to B. Franklin. Estate ol L.

Liddle Decree settling accounts. Estate of M. Clover irder to show cause for saie of personal property. Estate of Mary E. Wilson Order to show cause for sale of orsoiiitl property.

Estate of E. Miller Decree of distribution to wid.w arid nl(v to discharge. Estate of Miller, Illinois Order reducing bonds. Estate of Kimball, minors Order for citation. Estate of Surah A.

Kimball Order of publication to bonds filed. Estate of W. Kimball -Order of publication to creditors; bonds tiled. Estate of Isaac, minois -Urder for citation. HAIL AMI ber 7, by Justice F.

Blume, Sylvester Pat-ton and Marietta Butts, both of Freestone. MADDL'X-GANNS- In Santa Rosa, November IS, George'Maddux and Miss Mary Ganus. O'NEIL GANNS In Santa Rosa, November 19, M. O'Neil and iss Anna I ianns. KIRK WO' (I) RADCLIKF In Kkiah, November 8, W.

T. Kirk wood anil Emma M. RadclifT. MAIL AND PASSENGER. San F'ncisco.

Donuhtie 5iK) Petalumn ft.HO Pcnn'x Groie Santa Rosa U.D7 47 I.itton SuVs Cloverddle I.itton Sp'us Healdsburg. Fulton Santa Ross Penn's Gro e. Petaluma WEST COAST FURNITURE Cor. Fourth Bryant sts. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

The Largest Furniture and Upholstery Manufactory i the Pacific Coast. Donahue Cioverdale 7 Sj r.ii.iSan ncisco FREIGHT. PKEIOIIT. Donahue .5. .10 a.

m. i Cloverdale llealdsbtir' Santa Rosa .8. 'Santa R. Cloverdale 10.45 rSOGRESS WITH COGNAC. SINDAY ESrCliSiOX.

Saa F'ncisco. 8 CO a. u. SUNDAY L.V I Cloverdale i OFFER FOR SALE, IV tjUANTlTIKS to suit, at greatly reduced rates, all kinds of 4 4 Healdsbur Fulton Santa P. Petaluma Donahue 10.

15 Petaluma. .10 Santa Rosa .11.15 Fulton Healdsburg. .1 1.53 I acres of tine Land in Bennett I Valley. For full particulars enquire at the I office of N. W.

Scudder. SO, 300. One hundred and sixty acres of' land, seven miles from Petaluma and one mile i from railroad depot atPenn's Grove. Land all under cultivation. Soil a sandy loam, and 20 acres of bottom land.

A rood house with 10 I rooms, a good barn with stable, and a black-; smith's shop with tools The place is watered with a running stream and two wells. All the agricultural implements go ith the place. I i Title perfect. Terms $7,0 JO cash; bal- ance at 12 per cent. $7,000.

Three hundred and thirty acres I in Sonoma Valley, five miles from the town of Sonoma. Fenced into four fields. Forty acres I un ier cultivation, balance in pasturage. Over! i 1.000 cord of wood on the place. A good house of six rooms and a small barn.

A vineyard or 7,030 Zinfindel grape vines in lull bearing, and a small orchard. The place is abundantly! watered by living springs. Title perfect. The place is offered at the astonishing low figure of! (7,000. Terms, half cash and balance on mort-1 gageat 10 per cent.

I A tarm of nearly SI acres, seven 1 miles north of Petaluma. aiid wilUin ten mi miles walk of tbe railroad depot. The farm it all under i cultivation aDd a living stream of water flows! 1 through it. There is a good house of five rooms, and a fine barn that cost $1,500, a poultry bouse CROMWELL In this city, November 19, William Cromwell, aged tM years, 10 1 months and 12 days; a native of Maryland. MILLER In this city, November 21, i Anthony, youngest son of Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Miller, aged 5 years and 7 months. 1 HARVEY Near Illoomfield, November! 19, Lewellyn B. Harvey, aged 'Mi years and months. HALL In Healdsburg, November Mrs.

Malinda Hall, aged years; a native of Tennessee. KOCH In Healdsburg, October Bertha, infant daughter of Mr. and Frank Koch, aged 1 year, months and 20 davs. Donalni' Cloverdale. .12.40 p.

ji. jtsan nciro; 8TOO-Two acres of unimproved laml in Petaluma. 2,000 Acrcn A Sheep Ranch, in Humboldt County. One of the very best mountain ranches in the State, and will be sold at a low figure. per Acre A fine Mountain Ranch, ol 018 acres, within four miles of Petaluma.

Wyj be sold as a whole, or in subdivisions. A splendid investment. 812,000 A magnificent and sightly farm of VW acres, adjoining the city of Petaluma. Cannot be equaled for s.iil and location in the State. Kigtit acres in the western part of the city of Petaluma, unimproved.

Streets in thi part of town will soon be opened. A fine opportunity for a food investment, or a chance to fet a home cheap. $7.000 A laro Hotel, partly furniehd; lot 150x200 feet. The house contains 50 rooms, beside dining room, parlor, bull room, read-ins room bar and hilliard room. If not sold soon will bo for rent.

109 Acres Tn Tvo Rock Valley. Well adapted for either farming or dairyi'iL'. Crop? thi year excellent a failure on this ranch never known to have occurred. The best of improvement. 3.500 Thirty-eight acres of rich sandy loam land, two and a hlf miles from Petaluma.

A new house, well, etc 1.000 blackberry Imifhes. 100 peach trees, 300 Knglish poose berries. 8t) cherry trees, 175 plum trees. 250 apple trees. 12,000 to 1600 grape vines, and nearly all foreign varieties.

A splendid opportunity for a fruit grower. Ill healih of owner the only motive for wishing to sell. A highly improved farm, containing 126 acres; everv foal nrler cultivation. A fine residence, two commodious barns, and all necessary out houses, everything in this very bet order. A rato opportunity to purchaso a model farm.

A plenty of water and wood for ranch use. Fruit and ornamental trees in abundance. Soil a sandy loam. Title perfect. Terms, half down, balance ton per cent, per aunum.

1,000 A large Lot, with two good Dwelling Houses, in the city of Petaluma. 45,500 Fifty acres, two miles from Petaluma. A common house, a good barn and diry house; seven acres of Orchard, of the very best fruits. down and balance at ten per cent. 1,000 House and lot on Upham street, lot 8xlOT; good onetory house, nicely ornamented grounds and other improvements, and street graded and macadamized.

$2,000 Sixty acres near Freestone, qnai-ter of a mile from railroad depot and school-house. Terms, half down and balance on FULTON A UAII.R011). TO (U'ERNEVILLK F'M Gl'EKN 1 1.LK Fulton Mracham's. Laana a 8.4- 9 17 Uuernrv 1 1 a Korbel's 46 i i re Vnlle) 12 12 I agnna. .12 1 5 I Meacham's l.r.'j iFulton THE MARKETS FURNITURE, Upholstered Goods, 13 HI ISS, BE DDI EM Decorative Upholstery, 'Window Cornices, "Window Curtains, Chairs, Bookoatet, Sideboards, Etc.

The wiil st allion Cognac it seems is yielding t' Prof. Yapp's training, and learning of gentleness, line uay last week Prof. Tapp him to a light, buggy and drove the streets, and returning, unhitehe 1 la; buggy, drove the horse into the ring an i removed the harness, without any ii! behavior on the part of the animal. He is perfectly gentle and kind. Our re-jrter hits a standing invitation to ride behind the t-tallion, and perhaps ho may bpeak from actual exerienec as to the thoroughness of Prof.

Tupp's victory. He expects to keep the horse under his charge some months, or until there is no chance for a return to evil deeds. The success with Cognac has induced a number of horse owners to put refractory animals in Prof. Tapp's charge. He now has six very valuable ones in his ejuine university.

Rural I'ress. Mr. Wooden informs us that Prof. Tapp will be in Petaluma with Cognac, and give an exhibition, on Saturday, December 1st. The Professor is desirous of having the opportunity of subduing any other fractious horse that may be presented.

He will also organize a school for teaching his system of horse-training. Green Valley 9.2!J Korbel's 9.50 a. SUNDAY KXCLItsION. SUNDAY EXCURSION. San Francisco Produce Market.

San Francisco, Nov. 22, 1877. Fulton. 11. tX) A.M.:Ouerncvi!l 1 00 Veacham's 1 1.36 Korbel's tiroen Valley.

-'j 31 Lag a 3 3S Meacham's. 5J Fultou 4.u0 Lacuna 1148 1 1 54 (ireen Valley 12.00 si. Korbel's 12.12 p.m Guerneville. 12.45 Connecting at Fulton with paseengur trains of S. F.

4 N. P. R. It. only.

I eie. i urre is an urcoara sumctent tor tamiiv use. The farm is fenced into five fields. Price, $8,000, half cash, balance at ten per cent, pretty dwelling on Sixth street, city of Petaluma. containing seven rooms, wood house, etc.

Siz of lot, 51x100 feet, with blue grass plat in front yurd. Price, $1,500, $1,000 cash FLOUR Extra, J6 00G 7o; superfine, $4 75(bo5 50, in sks, 190 lbs. WHEAT Ranges at $2 272 30 "0 100 BARLEY Quotable atf 1 65(1 75 OATS Quotable at 91 70Q2 12 108 BRAN Quotable at $27 00 ton. MIDDLINGS Quotable at $36 00 RYE Quotable at $2 452 55 100 HAY Ranges at $12 00(23 00 ton. STRAW Quotable at 50(a70c bale.

CORN Quotable at $1 6741 95 100 BEANS--Small white, 2 75; Red, $3 50(a3 75; Pea, $2 80 100 POTATOES Quotable at 10 ONIONS Quotable at 37jrn6lc CHANCE OF TIME. We manufacture and sell Bedroom Sets, of hard wood, seven pieces, from 10 to $2,500 per set. We manufacture and sell Parlor Seta of seven pieces, lrom $90 tt $1,500 per set We manufacture and tell lltdsteads from $5 50 each upward. We manufacture and sell Chairs from 75 ceuts to $200 each. We manufacture and sell all kinds of Dining Room Furniture.

Hall Furniture, etc. Interior Hard Wood Finishing for offices, houses, banks, saloons, etc a specialty. balanae on mortgage. $7,000 Forty acres, one and one-half miles west Petuluma. good hard finished nouse, with six rooms.

Good barn, chicken house, a well with plenty of water, and all conveniences. There are ten acres in fruit, mosfly apple, pear, plum and cherry. Ten acres in blackberries in full bearing. The balance in grain, bay, potato BUTTER Good to choice fresh, 40(4 50c; firkin, 2530c 3 lb. CHEESE California, lSlc'p lb.

EGGS 5055c doz. FOWLS Hens, largo, 85 00(26 00: roos ters, 85 507 00; broilers, 83 00(485 00 A FEARFUL ACCIDENT. A terrible accident recently occurred in Sonoma County, caused by a man of very reckless habits, who failed to buy harness of R. H. nn, who makes and Bells the best and cheapest harness in Petaluma.

Skeptics who do not believe my preaching, should call and see me practice justice, with a Bprinkliug of mercy a rare treat to a Sonoma County farmer. R. H. Lins, successor to W. Davis, Main street, above Washington.

On and After Friday, Jane 15th. THE STEAM KR s2E PILOT I Will make Tbree Xiips each Week between San Francisco and Petal una a. For San Francisco Ieaves Haystack I-an3-ing. Mondays, Wednesdays and Frida) p. d-3 o'clock A.

X. Returning Leaves Washington ftreet Wharf. San Francisco, Mondays. Wednesdays and ri-nrdays, at 3 o'clock T. connecting iU Busses at Haystack.

Patiafe between Petaluma and San Francisco, 75 Cents, Including Omnlbna Fare to and from DUCKS Tame, 87 009 00 i doz. GEESE Are 82 002 25 pair. TURKEYS Alive, 1418c lb. HIDES Drv, 17I7ci; salted, 89c tb WOOL Quotable at 920c lb. vreusu x-acinc uoasi, Atlantic and Foreign Hard Woods of the best quality.

Fine houses fitted up with hard wood Bookcases, Hat Trees, Sideboards, made to order in the latest styles. We now employ 393 skilled mechanics designers, in our manufactory. Plans and designs for Furniture, furnished upon short notice, free of charge. We ocenpy a lot 275 ieet wide by 300 feet deep, and in the various stories of onr immense buildings wo use 150,000 square leet of floor room. We hare, at great expense, pnrchased all of the new aod improved machines for manufacturing the various articles in our line, thus enabling us to manufacture and sell better goods at less rates than any other house in tie State.

ana veeiuoie lana. 1 -rice, cash balance on mortgage. $10,3 40 A ranch of 258 acres, in Two Itock Valley. 90 acres devoted to frrain and potatoes, the balance dairy. There is a dwelling house, a good dairy, a cow barn, 38x100 feet, a horse stable, a hay mow and granary.

Tbe place is well watered, and has a lake of one-half an acre. There is a school house within one mile of the premises. The ranch is twelve miles from Petaluma and four from Tomales. Price, $10,330. 040 Acrea In Klonlerey County-Splendid improvements, good house and barn, good well of water, etc There is a sheep ranch adjoining ot T.fOO acres.

Price, $7,000, down, balance on mortgage. A FlKb Pond Splendid opportunity for embarking in the propagation of fish. A pond can be made from ten to twenty acres, with little Hew York Market. Nkw York, Nov. 22, 1877.

WHEAT $1 451 54 bushol. WOOL The range for California is 1620 Petaluma Grain ad Produce Market mortgage. If not sold by Oct. 1st, be withdrawn from market. $1,000 Lot at the upper end of Main street, 150x900 feet, with two dwellings and sheds upon it.

Just the locality for a hay, wood, and coal yard. Is offered at a sacrifice, as the property belongs to an unsettled estate. Apply Immediately. 99,000 A firm of 38) acres in Two Rock Valley 155 acres of which are good potato and grain land, and the balance pasture. The place is fenced into fire fields, an has a five-acre Orchard of choice fruits.

There is a large cow and hay barn capablsof sheltering sixty cows. BASKET MANUFACTORY. We are now making Baskets cheaper than they can be imported. Wheat 82 10 2 Corn 1 75 2 00 Barley 1 60 1 65 Oat 1 80 2 00 Bran, ton. 27 50 (ri30 00 FREIGHT received at Steamboat Warehouse, Petaluma.

Particular attention pai to the care or Butter, Fruit, and Live Stock Live Stock landed near Butchertown. sn Francisco, to avoid the risk and expense owners of driving through the city. Call Examine our Stock. A Piokkkb. The following is from yesterday's Healdsburg Flag: Everyone who has traveled from Cloverdale to Ukiah knows McDonald's.

Mr. A. C. McDonald paid his Healdsburg friends a visit yesterday. He came to California in 1847 as Ser-geant-Major of Stevenson's Regiment, settling first at Los Angeles; in '-18 he located in Sonoma town, where he carried on merchandising till '59, when he settled at his present locatioc, at the forks of the Clover-dale and Ckiah and Big River roads, keeping hotel and sheep ranch.

He is the 14th membpr on the original roll of the California Fioneers. Middlings, 100 1 75 1 90 Hay, ton 11 00 16 00 I or no expense. If ten acres only be taken, the price will be $200 per acre if a larger amount, a reduction will be made. $2,000 A fine residence of nine rooms, on Hour 7 25(c4 7 75 Corn Meal 5 b0(d 6 50 Potatoes, 75 (t 95 Orders respectfully solicited by mall or otherwise. Goods packed with care and forwarded to all parts of the country.

West Coast Furniture C. J. McAllister, Sup't, Cor. Fourth and Bryant 3AN FRANCISCO. CAL.

3f3m Lard, lb 15 18 Butter, fresh roll 25 40 Butter, firkin 22 (g) 25 The place is well watered by living springs. Terms, half down, and balance at ten per cent, interest. 1 0,000 One hundred and forty acres near Lakeville, highly Improved. Every acre under cultivatioa. A fine dwelling with eleven rooms; a good barn, a carriage bouse, tool house and other necessary outhouses; 500 fruit and nut tree.

A never-falling spring supplies the premises with an abundance of water. Terms, $6,000 down, balance at a reasonable rate of Interest on mortgage. Bntlnen Property on Iflaln Petaluma, all rented and bringing in a steady revenue. An investment is here offered worthy of Investigation. Terms easy.

Parties desir Count Thkasurkr. It was John C. Cal houn, we believe, who said, "few office Pickled roll, 27 Cheese 10 18 Eggs, doz 48 Hens, doa 5 50 (g) 6 00 Roosters 5 60 (g) 6 00 Spring Chickens 3 00 (g) 4 00 Ducks, doz 5 50 6 00 Turkeys, lb 15 16 American Geese, pair 1 00 1 25 Hides 5 13 holders die, and none rosign." This might Keller street. House, hard-finished throughout, An opportunity to get a comfortable bone cheap. 3,500 Acrea on the Coast Forty mile from Petaluma, and only twelve miles from the narrow gauge railroad, with a good graded road to the depot.

The ranch all enclosed, and cross-fenced into four fields. Ths ranch is well watered aod timbered, and will support 850 cows, or 3,000 sheep. It has a good dwelling bouse, and all the necessary out buildings. Ha a fine dairy bouse that cost $1,300. 100 acre of the land ready to plant, and more can easily be put under the plow.

Terms, 10 per acre. $10,000 cast down, balance on mortgage, at ten per cent. 9 1 50 per Acre. A Ranch of 536 acres, 13 miles from Petaluma; 70 acres in stubble. Plenty or wood and water.

A house with seven rooms and a good barn. Here is an op have been true in his day, but it is not now. An illustration is afforded in the resigna The Pilot has been thoroughly repaired and supplied with new boilers. She is in comp cte order lor the accommodation of l'aswnecrs and Freight. MILLER A EATON, 526 Montgomery street, San Francisco-Datid Walls, Agent, Petaluma.

9 MR. MRS. J. SAVAGE, DZALEB8 IN Jewelry and Fancy Goods, ZEPHYR WORSTEDS GOODS, ETC Jewelry Manufactured and Repaired. Also Agents for the Domestic Paper Fashions.

SKaln Street, Petalnn One door below National Gold Bank: 1 UJ FOR A GOOD CIGAR tion of our Democratic County Treasurer, T. N. Willia, which tool place a few days ago, and was mentioned in our report of the GO Petaluma Stock Market proceedings of the Board of Supervisors last ing particulars can write or apply to A fine Fruit and Berry Ranch, week. Mat. Aiken, the new Treasurer, entered upon hie duties on the 15th instant highly improved, three miles from Petaluma.

500 apple trees, 300 cherry trees, 35 pear trees, 800 plum trees, 100 peach trees, 1,500 grape NEXT TO AMBRICANtBOTIL. portunity for a fanner to get land cheap, or for He is the Treasurer elect, and his regular CORRECT KD BY FOKHLMAX BROS. Fat Hogs, on foot, 4i lb. Bkkf, dressed, 5f5c lb. Muttok, dressed; 4g 5c lb.

Lamb, 6c tb. Veal, dressed, 6J7c B. a capitalist a good investment. Price, term of two years will commence on the terms easy. For full particulars apply Immed; Tines, together with Ji acres of bearing blackberries.

A good noose, barn, with plenty first Monday in March. HE KEEPS THE BEST, jg 34 tf lately ion. w. OCQQUer..