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Amusements. SPECIAL, fVOTTCKS. LOCAL DAiLY EXAMINER. STEAMSHIPS, ETC. MRDICAL MKDICAL Tmt Alhambra- Sir.

Wheatleigh and the dra matic company produced "Forty Winks' and the "Debutante "last night, and the Martir.etti Troupo appeared in a ballet dlvertiscment and the pantomime of voi-au-veut. Lecture Last Niobt. Stephen Mis sett's lec ture, at Mercantile Library Hall, last night, attracted a large and intelligent audience, who listened with marked attention te his instructive lecture an China and Japan. PABEPa-Roaa'a Concert. The first of the last series of concerts to be given by this artiste will take place at the Metropolitan this evening.

Labor Exchange. The engagements at this office, from 2 p. M. yeBterday to 2 P. M.

to-day, were 42 men and 16 women. Of the men 18 were laborers, 3 plasterers, 4 carpenters, 3 lumbermen, 2 miners, teamsters. 4 farm hands, and 6 of va rious occupations. Of the women 13 were general servants for the city, and 4 for the country. There are nearly 200 laborers and farm hands wanted more than can be obtained.

Harbor Master Houseman reports for seven months, ending June 30th, the amount of fifteen thousand nine hundred and thirty dollars, as the amount collected and paid into the city and county treasury for harbor dnes collected by him. Harloe's Report gives $9,642 62 for the five months ending Nov. 30th, 1867. Pactftl AcciDEirr. Yesterday afternoon, a Chinaman, who was at work in the factory of Charles Shafield, on Hayes street, stuffing hair mattresses, was caught by the hair-picking machine, and the arm was torn off and his shoulder dislocated.

He was taken to the Chinese Hospital, on Pine street. Decided. The suit instituted by the State Harbor Commissioners against the Oakland Ferry and Railroad Company, to test the qnee tion of the right of the Commissioners to collect wharfage on freight passed over the wharf of the Company on the east side of Davis street, north of Pacific, has at length been decided in their favor. Police Court. This morning, nothing of special 'interest was done.

Samuel E. Oakley, obstructing streets, continued; Daniel Sheehan, cruelty to animals, for sentence; Harris lint, forgery, continued; John Conghlan and Edward Reilly, G. W. Chapman, false pretences. Accident to the Stock Report." The press upon which the Weekly Stock Report was being printed broke down last night, and the publication will be unavoidably delayed until to" morrow, ine jjauy lie port appeared as usus' this morning.

Fiee this Morning. The alarm sounded at 3 If o'clock this morning, came from Jackson street, opposite Pennsylvania old Engine House, No. 12. A wooden shar.ty occupied by Chinese was more or less damaged. Divorces.

In the Fifteenth District Court to day, Charlotte A. Sawyer was divorced from John Sawyer, on the ground of desertion. Celestine F. Vanderhook from John F. Vanderhook, for sune cause.

Not in Session. The County Court was not in session to-day, having adjourned until Saturday. Jury have been excused till third Monday in August. Intant Found. This morning the dead body of a newly-born white infant was picked up on the beach 'at North Point, and taken to Coro ners omce.

Sudden Death. A German named Jurgen Havins, aged 32 years, unmarried, dic4 very sud denly last night at house No. 619 Pacific street. Silver Ore. A quantity of silver ore, from the Zapata Mine, Los Angeles county, was brought hither by the Orizaba for reduction.

Announced. The Standing Committees of the Board of Education for the fiscal year, were an nounced last evening. Things nr Solano. The following items are from the Press of July 15 th: On Friday last H. Shultz set out fire to burn some grass in his vineyard enclosure at Green Valley.

It spread so rapidly that it soon got outside of his fence and commenced a fierce race over the mountains on the west of the valley. The neighbors turned out, and it was finally conquered during Friday night, not, however, until it had done considerable damage. Perry Durbin lost wood and hay to the amount of several others were losers to no great extent The machinery of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, at Benicia, was sold at public auction as per announcement. The sale amounted to about $20,000. Nearly all was bought by a San Francisco firm.

The large bell, weighing about 1,000 pounds, was bought for the Congregational congregation of this place to put in their new church about being erected. The track-layer is at work on the ranch of John S. Wood, and the track to Taca Station will be completed on Friday evening. The locomotives are busy bringing np immense loads of ties, iron, chairs and lumber of all descriptions, and the great enterprise is being pushed forward with all the energy possible. The newschool-house at Rockville is nearly completed, and makes quite a line appearance.

There is a debt of about $400 yet remaining on the building, and it is designed to have a social porty to raise funds to liquidate it The Excelsior Mining District is gradually growing in favor with capitalists, and considerable money has recently been invested in mines in that locality. xue Jvans claims, at Backers lliii, Bridgeport township, now owned by John Stidger are paying immense profits to their fortunate owners. On last Saturday the people of Fairfield voted in favor of a tax of $3,500 for school and building purposes, there being no opposition. Suisun now has every facility for communication with the outside world railroad cars, steamer, and four different Lines of stages. The railroad has made Bridgeport lively for the time being, and the ton has commenced imjwoving.

California Cocooxs. The Sacramento Union of July 14th sayB: We were shown yesterday a specimen of the cocoons raised at the cocoonery of N. Hoag, in Yolo county, on the Sacramento river, some three miles above this city. The sample consisted of some two pounds, gathered from the brush in which the worms had deposited them, and a bouquet or a collection of cocoons in the brush, showing them as spun. The cocoons appear and are said to be of very excellent quality, of a bright straw color and very hard and compact They appear to be also of unusual size, averaging, as we are informed, some three hundred and twenty-five to the pound.

The eggs were taken to the cocoonery on the first day of one, in a hatching condition, a part having been put to hatching a few days earlier than the rest It was eight davs before the feeding were all hatched. On the first day of July the first day's hatching began their cocoons, and on the eighth day the last did the same and are now all done. We are informed by Hoag that the work of taking care of and feeding them has all been done by Chinamen, one of whom has followed the business for life, on his own account, in China. The Bucoess of the feeding and which, notwithstanding the unusually cold and unfavorable weather of the sevson, is unparalleled is in a great measure attributed to the skill and management of this Chinaman. The cocoonery was supplied with stoves, and fire was built in them every night from the hatching until the cocoons were finished, and the worms fed every four hours, night and day.

The eight hundred thousand worms consumed some twenty tons of leaves, and we are informed that the trees now contain much more foliage than when the feeding commenced, and that the eggs for another feeding are now in process of hatching. Ban Bernardino Matters. The Guar dian, of July 11th, has the following: In the latter part of last week, the stubble in the field of Captain Pishon, at Old San Bernardino, caught fire, and the flames spreading rapidly, soon reached the adjoining field, ULr. Curtis', where a large quantity of grain was stacked awaiting the thresher. Despite the efforts of all bands to clfeck the fiery intruder, eight hundred bushels of grain were destroyed, entailing a loss upon Mr.

Curtis of about The rain that has fallen during the week has, in many instances, caused much damage to the wheat and barley that has been cut and was ready to be threshed, by the thorough wetting it received. The ripening fruit has also been injured, but not to a great extent The dry grass on the plains has been hurt for feed, while not enough rain fell to bring the new grass to maturity. A Laboe Yield. The Susanville Sage Brush, of July 11th, says Mr. C.

C. Goodrich, of Mountain Meadows, in this county, sheared on last week 22 pounds of wool, one year's growth, from a French Merino buck, four years old, owned by him. It is a very large yield, and we doubt if it can be beaten Mr- Goodrich has upwards of 1,500 head of sheep upon his ranch in Mountain Meadows, and he informs us that not one of them that has been wintered over and kept for the last -year upon the farm there will lose any portion of its wool. The sheep kept in the lower country are quite liable to lose their wooL His experience shows that sheep kept here remain healthy and sound, and require but one shearing during the year. This fact should attract the attention of all wool-growers throughout the country.

Wheat. The Stockton Independent, of July 15th, has the following Wi eat is being brought forward from the farms in considerable quantities on teams yet, thus far, the most has arrived on river steamers. The great wheat centre in San Joaquin Valley, this year, is the Paradise district and the greatest part of the product of that section will probably be sent forward by water. The Old Tenth Lojrfon. An outpouring of the 1st Precinct of the Tenth Ward occurred last night at McCue'S large hall, and a glorious meeting it was.

This Club 1 taking the lead of all others this year again, as well as formerly, but we hope soon to see others vieing with it. Judge Tilford and Mr. Hambleton, who had been advertised to speak, were both unable to be present, but their places were filled by W. Sawyer, Judge Hardy, and Dorsey Gough, Esq. Mr.

Sawyer's speech, though brief in time, (half an hour,) was comprehensive In matter. He reviewed the leading issues of the canvass in a forcible, logical and eloquent manner. He was very frequently applauded, and his speech gave immense gratification to those present. Judge Hardy entered more at length upon the discussion of the questions involved in the Presidential election, and elucidated the several matters in a clear and argumentative style. He showed up the folly and infamy of the Radical policy of negro suffrage in the South Congress loreing it upon tne wmte people or the southern States whilst admitting that the neoole of the Northern States have a right to control the question for themselves.

He also reviewed the finan cial policy of the Radicals, showing that they are raising money by taxes upon the people for the ostensible purpose of paying the interest on our National debt, and then using a large portion oi support ine wonniess neero or the South. Judge Hardy made somo severe home thrusts at the party in power and at Gen. Grant, who, he said, possessed neither statesmanship nor purity of character. Dorsey Goueh. made a short and happy speech, which was received with vociferous applause.

We regret our limited space to-day docs not permit us to give at length the speeches of the gentlemen named. Thb California Labor Exchange. A special meeting of the Board of Trustees of this institution was held yesterday, to consider the sub ject of organizing a Female Department of the Labor Exchange. Ihe President of the Institution, Ira P. Rankin, Esq and the following members of the Board of Trustees were present: Hon.

Frank McCoppin, Mayor of San Francisco; A. S. Hallidie, President of the Mechanics' In. stitute W. Lane Booker, President of the British Benevolent Society; Thomas Anderson, President of St.

Andrew's Society Stewart Men-lies, President of the Masonic Board of Relief Gillespie, E. Gnsar, Louis Sachs, and J. H. Roberts. Mr.

Bennett, the Secretary, stated that in con sequence of the rent of the rooms having been raised, it would require 700 per month to meet all expenses. Mr. Roberts suggested that the secretary oe authorized to collect a small fee from each person provided with employment by the Exchange sufficient to make it self-sustaining. Be was convinced that a female department was Leces- sary. The subject of organizing a female department of the Labor Exchnge was deferred to the next regular monthly meeting, to be Held on Saturday, August 1st.

Arrested, About five or six months ago, a swindle was discovered in the Sub-Treasury De partment at the Mint in this city. It was found that the Government had lost some twelve thou sand dollars by an ingenious system of fraud. An outside broker would buy "low cast" bars of low grade COO or 700 fine, and deposit them in the Mint for coinage. The computing clerk in the Sub-Treasurer office would then make his returns on the bars at a higher grade, say 800 and upwards, and ry collusion with other parties, as is supposed, certificates of assay representing a considerable sum more than the actual amount deposited would be issued to the broker, and by him sold. The cause of the deficit was covered up for a long time.

The computing clerk. Sill, and the broker, Dougherty, Were indicted by the Grand Jury the former, however, managed to get East. He returned a few days ago, and yes terday was arrested at the Vernon House, by Leputy Marshal Worth, Captain Lees and Detective Fuller. Tom Stbkei Raxlboads. Following is a sum mary of the business done by the street railroad companies during the six months ending May 31st, 1863, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Acsessor North Beach and Mission Railroad Company, $126,522 -Omnibus Railroad Company.

$142,357 Central Railroad Company, AiarKet street Railroad Uompany. 985 Front Street Railroad Company, $48,301 Potrero Railroad Company, $9,015. Following are the aggregate amounts December, $70,225 January, $66,059 February, $69.919 March, 491 April, $79,789 May, $86,201 total, Odds and Ends. Mrs. Sophie Baas per, a native of Germany, aged 23 years, was declared insane and taken to Stockton last evening.

Washington street wharf is being torn np for the pur pose of making repairs Pacific Union Express Company is preparing to go into business at Virginia A schooner built at NorthPoint, called the "Tartar," will be launched to-day Maynard's building, on the northeast corner of California and Battery streets, has been sold to Isaac Friedlander, who will convert it into an office for train tradesmen The old frame building on Clay street, from the upper window of which Officer Hopkins shot Billy Mulligan, is being torn down. I. O. O. F.

At a meeting of Unity Lodge, No. 131, I. O. O.F., (Mission Dolores.) Tuesday evening, 14th instant, the following named officers were duly installed R. W.

Coffin, N. D. Ravekes R. S. J.

Goss, W. P. E. FarrelL K. S.

N. G. S. Dunlop, R. S.

V. H. Christan-sen, R. S. H.

F. Beekman, I. G. E. W.

Park, V. G. H. Popp, T. B.

Bernard, C. H. Baden-hop, L. S. N.

G. J. M. Brooks, L. S.

V. G. H. Brimmer, L. 8.

S. A. W. Lwrimer, O. G.

St. Francis' Church. We notice that the works for the eomp etion of this, the church of San Franc is eo'8 oldest parish, are now progressing rapidly and most satisfactorily to all concerned. The wood-work of the ceiling is nearly completed in the nave and eastern aisle, and in a few days the plasterers will probably bi able to commence their labors. Tax Mysterious Eobbeby.

Some time ago it was published that the brother of the owner 0 store No. 85, Second street, was found in morning in the cellar of the building and that, during the night, two men had entered, seized and threw him down the cellar, and took away $280 gold, xesteraay me money alleged to nave bren stolen, was found concealed in the cellar. sterious case I Real Estatc Association. At the annual meeting of the Pavilion Real Estate Association, held on Wednesday evening, the following gentlemen were elected Directors: Aug. Alers, M.

H. Nielson, Charles G. Welling. H. Shussler, P.

Huant, P. Crowley, Col. J. W. McKenzte, Charles A pers, E.

fctaub, M. Henry J. Hutner, Herman Droste, Camilo Martin and Fred. Roeding. Not Concluded.

The inquest in the case of Lannigan, alias ablin Jack," was continued last evening, but adjourned without arriving at a verdict. The Coroner win hold an inquest this evening in the case of Sievers, the man drowned near SauceUto some days ago. MnjXABT Funeral. Sergeant F. P.

Caret, late of the corps of French Pioneers, was buried yesterday afternoon with military honors. The McMabon Guard, the French Pioneer and several benevolent societies accompanied the remains of the deceased to the grave. Sent Up. Thomas Mono, Wm. H.

Roberts and Manuel Oliver, arrested for conspiring to defraud a young man from Oakland out of a gold watch a sum of money, at the "two-ace game," Wars examined in the Police Court yesterday, remanded into custody, to answer the charge before the Grand Jury. Pbisonxrs The sheriff of San Joaquin county arrived here yesterday, having in charge for San Qnentin, Sarah Locke, grand larceny, eighteen months, and Wm. B. Carr, grand larceny and burglary, eighteen months on each charge. Funeral or B.

S. Blitz. The funeral of B. S. Blitz took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of the deceased on Howard street, between Second and Third.

A large number of the police, of the old and new force, attended also the Mexican mar veterans. Railroad Iboh. The ship Valparaiso, with railroad iron for the Central Pacific Railroad, arrived yesterday. She is the first of a fleet of fourteen vessels, all laden with railroad material. Bark Burked.

Yesterday afternoon, a barn, situated on the corner of Steiner and Green streets, was destroyed by fire. It belonged to Mr. J. Kelly. Loss about $100.

Gand Convention." There is to be a "Grand Convention of the Order of Freedom's Defenders" thonghout the State, held at Congress HalL in thia city, on the 3d of August. Foa Sektbncx. Judge Field, yesterday, ordered that Heber Outerbridge, convicted of murder, be brought into Court on Monday for sentence, Scrr. B. O.

Devoe has brought suit in the Twelfth District Court against the heirs of Geo. Oomstock, deceased, to quiet title to a lot on Pine street, north of Joice. Acqutttkd. Louis Ge'ard, tried in the County Court for burglary, has been acquitted. Thomas Jordan has been acquitted of the same charge.

Small-Pox Jail. It is said that a genuine case of small-pox was discovered yesterday among the prisoners in the County Jail. Board or Education. The Board met last night pursuant to adjournment, but adjourned without transacting any business. Industbial School.

A lad named Dennis Coleman was, yesterday, sent to the Industrial School. fc i. i Dm). John Qnalk, a native of Pennsylvania, agel 29 years, died in the Bmall-pox hospital yesterday. t-T Term.

The Fall term of the Female College of the Pacific commenced yesterday. California, Oregon and Mexico S. Steamships, if. TV THi. BTKAilSim-fe Of riB- Ji-A "hip Xmrary wi3 lea a ru-sVl ii a km on ILe fuCimlni( routes Vwr Saata Cm, Montrrey, Saa Stna- von, ani Ma tIpo.

FBOM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. 8a rrma. pan LcJa eB 8in- M-jtie- eaaa cew. Ct'iapo eon. ry.

in 19 9 tt 2 July. 25 33 Augusts 1 Augusts. August 8 15 19 fl 6 13 12 1 IS 30 10 9 11 11 Augnnt 23 95 25 August SO 80 On cr.vit,U8 leaving at 9 o'clock A. M. Cn "ArrStA7s leaving at 11 o'clock A.

M. RIZADA, Far Sajtta Barbara. Saa Pedre, Ann-' netm Ixwdlagr, and Saa LMefe, Xa-vSa at 10 o'clock A. W. EOLSOM STREET WHARF.

Ban fVaea Cl 1868. cSmo, Dieco. Pedro. Barbara. July ai 1 August 13 August 33 September 3 September 15 September 26 20 SI 6 7 16 IT 36 27 0 7 1 8 19 20 30 October 1 11 13 13 3 25 5 Nov November 13 16 17 Nuvemter 34 28 29 For Mendocino Citjr, Eureka UiuniDoidt Hay), Trinidad, Crescent City, Coos Bay, and Umpqua River.

DEL NORTE, LEAVING AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. EI. Oa the 20th of each month the steamer wm extend bo trip to Coos Bay and Cmpona SO I SO AUGUST. -S I SEPTEMBER HOLLADAY ft BRENHAM, Agents. apa-tf FOR F0RTLAP2D, OREGON.

THE CALIFORNIA. L-Z2 Oretron and Mexico Steamship Company's Steamship CONTINENTAL, F. BOI.I.F.S Will Leave Folaona Street Wharf; FOB THE ABOVE PORT. Friday 24 AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M.

QTFor freight or passage, apply at the office of the HOLLADAY ft BRENHAM, jyle-td Agents. NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. OPPOSITION TO HEW YORK, VIA PANASIA, Oa tbe 5ta and SOta ef Ererv Moath. TTTE NORTH AMERICAN Si 'TJ. 8.

8. CO. will dispatch the Fast 1 Kotar Kf.arras NEBRASKA, R. H. HORN5R Commander FBOM MISSION STREET WHARF.

3,000 Tons, lor Panama, AT 13 O'CLOCK. NOON. MONDAY. JVL.Y 20tl Connerting. via Panama Railroad, at Asp in wall witn uie oompany splendid steamship GUIDING STAR, 3,000 TON'S, FOR NEW YORK.

Paseeneers berthed throueh. This la nat done by any other line. One ui Dnrea pounds of baFSce free. An experienced Surgeon on board; medicine and attendance free. All ateamers of this Company will hrrr after iouco at aianzaniuo each way.

Freight aud pas- sace at reduced rata. Passage: Tickets to and from LIvercooLOueene. town, Hamburg, Rotterdam Antwero, Copenhagen, Christian and tiottenborg. by the Liverpool ana ureal western o. n.

uompanye staunch and elegant iron swanxauipK, at unusually low rates. ft?" Passage from Bremen. Haiuburir. South ampton, and Havre by exst-dam steamers of the Aorta Crerman Llovds at verr low rata. The bteanier NEVAUA sal's Aueuat Eth.

and steamer uklw a August 20(h. 7 For further information, ar-plT to X. W. RAYMOND. Agent, N.

W. corner Battery and Pine street, JyAtd Vv Rtaira. Ran Franrt.eo DR. M.J. BOLAfi, Late of A agnate, Georgl t.

OFFERS HiS SERVICES TO THE PUBLIC in the various branches of his Drofeseion. Will attend specially to Medicine and ttargrry. Office Over. No. 649 Market street, south side, between Second aud Third streets, wkere he may be found during the day and nisht.

when not professionally engagea. DIVIDEND NOTICE. FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK OF SAVINGS. At the Annual Meeting of the Board of Directors of this Bank, held at their Basking House, No. 95 Sansome street, Monday, July 6th, Serai-Annual Dividends, Nos.

1 and 3, severally ending Janua ry 1, and July 1, 1868, of Ten Per lent, per annum, free of Federal tax, was declared, paya- Die on ana alter tne xatn instant, on all term do- posits. GEO. M. OONDEE, Cashier. nan rTancisoo, July 7, iwca.

JylU-lm OPEN ALL NIGHT. THE TORRES HOUSE Corner Montgomery and Merchant sts Is now kept open all Mglit. jyl0-3m MANUEL TORRES. Public Pound Notice. TTTIX.

BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, unless previously redeemed, on SATUR DAY, Jaly 18th, ISM, at twelve o'clock, noon, at the Publie Pound, on Jackson street, between Van Ness Avenue and Franklin street: One Roan Hone, branded on left shoulder and hip with Spanish brands. One Orey Horse, branded on left shoulder with Spanish brand. jyl0-7t Pound Keeper. RK SOLUTION OF AWAbD hO. 6617.

a tt-solTvd, That the contract for macadamising the sldewa'ka of Eteiner atnet, fro a Post t) Turk 'rest, be an1 the same is hereby awarded to Silas Wiloox. (provided his sureties arc satin ictory to the Sepermti ndent cf Public Streets and Highways,) he being the lowest rrsponaibie Didder therefor, at the fallowing price, vis: ror macadaniiaicg, v-io cea's per square bef In Board of Snper daora, Saa Pranciwo, July 13, 1868, Adopted by the following vote: Ave Snpervieora Harroid, Flaherty, A.hbory, Shalt dc Ciayton, CavalMer, BhradV. ttaaen, Oao- a ran tan yam. AtMeas snpervlsor Oole. 17 JNO.

A. T.CFSKI.L Cltrk. J3 KOLCT1CM OI ATTAIN NO FHS. solved, That the contra, f.r -tea Jain zing eZf.mt street, from vket n.Mi luatbe an enrbiog th. same with red woo 1 and 11 MM is bareby awarded to YICH Hnu his rarvtife are aati tout, eapenatoudrnt ol Public Street and Highways,) he twin the kiwett reapoasible bidder theretor, at the following prior, via: For macadam zing 8 eenta per sonar Hot For cr.rba, 16 coat pt liarel ft-t In Board of Sopervnora, San FraacMCO, nly 13, 1868.

Adopted by the following vete: Ave -Sopurviaor Harmld, Flaherty, Aahbory. Shattuck. Clayton, Cava) her, Sbrader, Nun an, Can a van. Stanyaa. AbssBt 8uparriacrCole.

1 jyl7 et JNO. A. aUSSKLt. Cfrk. RAouLUTlON Ot AW-Ro NO.

49 he. avrrd. That the contract eonatroctlngeiJe. w.lk. at (he aoralar eorntrs of ai Larkta streeta, be and tbe same ia hereby awarded te Hitjs, (provided nl rarenes are eatwtactory to tae Boperiotradent ef Public Street and Highways.) he being the lowest reapeoaibie bidder therefor, at the following price, vis: For each crn r.

30 ou. In Board ef Snpervanr Saa Fraacisco, July IS, ISO. Adopted by tbe following votet Avce Soprrviaora Harroid. Flaherty, Aabbory, Ehatiack, Clayton, rhrader, Nuaaa, Canavaa, Stan yaa. Aiwent eupemaor.

it. JjlT 6t JXO. A. KSOLLT'ON OF AWAF.i NO.S jia. Revived.

That tne ooftract lor pianaing iowoc3i areez. 1 1 Ul. A Ull vrlka therrcn wa-re not air- acy conatracteO, and (h. wl L-. liamxm i from Tntra to roann atrorz.

lor cjti.iruc ir.guor- vwuk rnrnrj, be and Ibeaama is hereby awarded to J. L. (providad hi. nurture ere awuaSactpry 1 Boaia aapernaors, saa mrtm -m aj 1808. Adopted by to foilowmg votee a TT- tt.h A.Z.Y.V ajar 1 U.

Shattnck. Cla ton. arailier, ehradar, uaaa, Can avaa, Stanyaa. Abaent -aopernaor iwie. jylT St JWO.

A. BC55EXL. Clark. Thomas P. Hawley, ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Southwest corner of Clay and Eearny streets. la Watt's Bonding, (opposite the Plaza.) San Franciaoo, Oalifornia, BajiSm AH IAD AS USUAL. B. Sbarboro, the well-known wholesale and retail grocer, Ko. 531 Washington street, one floor below the Exurrjrza Office, has determined to make a further reduction, and sells flesh ground or roasted coffee at 29 cents per pound; fine Japan tea, at 75 eenta per pound; extra Japan jar lea, atsi, etc; lower prices than they have been offered at In this city for some time ast.

He having always been the first in the city to reduce the prices of the various art Idea of family use in his una, win be pleated to see bis patrons and the publie in general, at his old established tore. No. 631 Washington street. For farther Information, see II In other column. Jet-tf Democrat io Headquarters.

All persona dealrinjr advlee assistance in obtaining their Naturalization Pa pers, or to get their names on the Great Register, will oall at the Rooms of the County Committee, No. 621 Merchant street, between Montgomery and Kearny, where some of the Committee will always be present to assist them. Persona in other carta of the State, registered in thin r-itv desiring to be transferred, will address the Committee and the request will be attended to. Persons that have lost fin-t papers, will nleaise rn bchiu tutur uuxtwv ma crjy aate. trace open from 9 a.

m. to r. u. LEWT3 THESE, Jel8 1m Chairman of Executive Committee. iTngrr office O'BRIEN WARD, BAH TBANCX800.

Hotels, Private Famines and enrDlovera of everv Mala and Female help, without trouble or ex pease. BaUlder'e Ins-nrance Cam- a lpany. Office in the Building of the California Barings Bank, California street ens door from Hansome street. Fire and Marine Insurance. Ja6.tf A CABS.

BUILDERS' INSURANCE COMPASI NOTICE. The recently enacted Insurance Laws will not prevent the BUILDERS' I SS USANCE COMPANY from proceeding with their business as usual. THOMAS MOONET. President. California San Francisco, March 38, 18G8.

apl WOOL, HIDES ATJD FURS BOUGHT BY A. WASSERMANH 495 Sacramento Sao. Francisco. WE WILL MAKK IXBERAX CASH ADVANCES oa goods ahipped through us to our house, Messrs. BCHOLLE BROS, NZTW YORK.

fe3-aptf A. WASHERMAN'S a CO. WELLS, FARGO impress and Fast Freight. Until further notice, tub rates of freiitht on merchandiae tram Ban Francisco will be as follows: Express, per Its. Fact Freight, per lb.

5c SOC. lc 4C- 4o. 4C 4c 4C 6c To Fait ouc To Boise To Ruby City, To Austin .25. To Vinrtnia City. o.

To Gold Hill 7e. To 7c Te Ophir 7 To 7c. To SllTer City, Nev 7c To Payton 7c To Genoa 10c. 6c. 7" Bulky Freight at wneclal rates.

WELLS, FARGO ft OO. Ban Francisco, June 18, 18U8. Jel7-tf UNION COLLEGE, 'or Boarders and Day Scholars, SOUTHEAST JUNCTION OF SECOND AND BRYANT STREETS. R. TOWNSEND HFDDAHT.

EDWARD C. BEA3LET Principal Vice Principal THB EIGHTH ANVtJAb 8KS8ION will commence MONDAY, July 6th. DR. HDD Alt tates this occasion of stating to his friends and the public that AIR. BKASLEY, who is now saFBocia ed with him as Vice Princi pal, was, tor two years.

Mead Classical and Eng lish Amistant in this Institution, and is well and favorably known to many of its patrons as a teacher in whom the utmost confidence may be placed, both for ability and experience in the management of youth. Applications for admission to be msde at the CoUegct SPECIAL) NOTICE. 1 On the FIRST MONDAY IS AUGUST, a PRI MARY Department will be opened for Children from six to ten years of age, under the immediate supervision and instruction of MRS. R. T.

HUDDART, assisted by the Misses EDITH and ALICE BEASLEY. For terms, etc, apply as above. Jya-lmo NOTICE. MI8 AMIS Will. RK-OPFV HER SCHOOL.

MONDAY. AUGUST Sd. in the rooms at Trinity Church, corner of Tost and roweu streets. For particulars, apply to the Principal at he residence, 1006 Clay street. Jy-td GEO.

H. ROGERS, Stato Grangor OFFICE: 4()5 Front Street, stairs. Jy7-lm-2p rKDVCBD PRICKS. We are now selling at RETAIL. Our entire stock of BOOTS AND SUOES, At WHOLESALE PRICES.

ap3-3m NO. S39 KEARNY ST. IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY. MERCHANTS. CAGSIN'G GRAPE BRANDY BITTERS AN BE HAD AT THE FOLLOWCia Wholesale Liquor Houses: C.

Morrison, Sullivan Caahman, Wormser -Webster ft Oo Fargo Hosmer, Oowey ft Hunter, Wand ft Livingston ft Co Gill, Hayes ft Co. Flanagan Go Cummins ft Daly, Jones ft Kirkpatrick, Bradley ft CockreU. E. Fargo ft French. Oilman ft Co- MoAran ft 8chultx ft Too Bargen.

Also, at RKDINGTON ft Wholesale Druggist. Bear in mlna they recel vea tne irst premiums at State Fair. mytt-tf IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE TKAVELLWG PUBLIC Are Informed that vre have 11ENEWED OTJIl ZVElAJy OF THE LICiC HOUSE. With sincere thanks for the liberal pat ronage heretofore bestowed upon us, we assure our patrons that we will conlnue to make this House the prids of San Fraclsco.

myl8-3m JOHNSON ft CO, Proprietors. SAULUANM'S COFFEE SALOON, 16 Mentjremery Street, IIA8 UEEN ItEMOVED To 518 520 California St, BOVE WELLS, FARGO i and opposite the California Market, and la now prepared to accommodate all visitors in the best style Je-tr TTOBART. DUNBAR ft CO, IMPORTERS AND XI Manufacturers of BOOTS and bHOSS. have removed to PTo. XS Sansome street, Adjoining the Cosmopolitan Hotel.

July 11, 1868. JyU-lm PRIVATE Modioal JCLm QUICK CUSFSfiUDECIEBATE CHAFGE3. DR. V. Km DOKCilTY'S PriTate Medical and tHrjical Institute, Barramrnto stunt, Mow Moetgcsaery, epposita Pacific Kaf! Stweship Compaaj's Office.

Prtvafe eatraaceea LeMos off rtreet EsSabUthel xprawiy te a.jrd the ASScteJ Sacaa ana ectanbCc aadjud Avt ia the treatment and core of an Private and Ceeasof Socrecy. and ail Srxsal Etaardara. Totfce ASlIrtea. BB. W.

K. ttmkh.1l" Men, ktealrvnhiw 1.t1 a hi nannarcse raia-ut frw taaar parroaagi, aad would tak tola to rruilnd tlimt rnnUnnes to eoasnlt ax ha. tnztitute tut the mi Chronie Diteaan of the Lunza. lavar. LXaeali.e act Orcaije, an all Private Pincajaa, Sjrhilia hi aI It.

taKce: HoctlBal 9Tkttraa and all U. KoriJ conarqiKeore cf eif-AIna orotrbtra. Ckt. erxtuiaa, Nocrnrea: end lnurtKl I zul IVbOirr. of t- ivt and It Camn-e- a cf the Bladder at 4 K-darvs, itr ai a that his Icag exrvrirace and aormaf.J r'ir will enetinna to fewer bin a there rf pMe patrTWi Pr hi.

prwHce cf many rrm in Fa-o. at th rjoitpd tHr.tca, be eLahkd to wpp'y rem-dne arx.c no w-ccury. rt.aTge. ajndarat trrat. li.

pa ivet la a ervrect ad Wa ca nfqiwrtinrabia veracity rram of knnwa rmr-ttH a- a hie funding in aocVrr. All ba-or otbfwwiw, oi reorHe tb beat and cectett treatsaeal; sad tarn licit eeerery. Te Fexnnle). TO-n a female tn tronths or with 4aeaaaa weakcee of tt back and lictw. patia tbe bead, dimneaa ef urr.t,ia ef p--wrr pa-'pitaUow of the necrt.

irrftaiait-, DervcTnm extreme urinary drrrrr: rn at of diawt-It taarxisaa. grarral litx, vaginitis, all dinuaia. of the wow's byateria teriufy. and all other dueaere pecoLarto fcmal, she itild er write at cur th" erfftod doctor. W.

K. Dohcrty. at hat Medical InUt tta, and consult him atoot brr tronbke and dues Ti brkt ia (Ceciing navaw cures than an; ocW rhyrlciaa ia tee Mate ef Cahfcrnia, Li no Mcacy preset yea. bet appW' fasnwiUteir and save yoaranlf pauifel and death. All 2tiarrl LadKe, whoa delude LsUth rr oil rircna alar, ee prevent aa incraaM in their faiuilx-a.

write or call at Dr W. K. Bnherty's Mnlial Imitate, and Ukt mS recir every pnwib: rtikf an4 help. The BocWa SPco are arraneed tliat he can be consulted aiUK-ot fr cf To Cerraaoondenta. Patfents or routing In say part the rate, torttrr a ho Kny Metre epiuioaaad adrir 4 Dr.

r-oherty in thr reprt-v came, and who thick proper tn a wriit a attfnat euch, ia rvVrere to hrl-iine a p. renal ntTTi are raptfoil ajri.J th rt-r enmimnirations w. ill t-o hi Id moat aactcd and eon. fdntial. If tbe cans be fhry an) camlij'y derrlbed perapnal atBsmiraicatioa will be nnceeeavary, aa instruct icti.

for He, resfmen. kb4 the general treamert of the rw ialf (incladiegthe rFmedKeV, will be tiwwmruVd witbeet and tn rsch a to emtwy no idea of tbe pcrport ef the lettnr er rarneleotrannitted. CcnsnTaviDW (by letter er otherwise) Fan reraiei.eut cure guaranteed, or pay. Addrent W. K.

DOUEBTT, M. Fan I raticifco, Qai. rT Pfrnatorrhoca. BR. BOBTERty ha )trt pnbltkd aa importaat paznphtrt embodying ca vi and rxarteoere In reiauoe to or Viruty beiag aabntt liealia oa 6 pvrmAUvrrh ora ce Euoiuud lal hi aa.

a prvoos ana I syvcai iytuuiy conMut oa tbt etber Dufeareof the Semial Orami. Tbi little work contain tnnrmatKm i rt. utimwA valor to all. wl f.tr eiaiiird er ainrt. ad will be arat Fazs by mail on tvreipt ef Ml Cm a -ia pttaatanie-r wora rrta.

Addr-a W. K. BOHKKTT, 51. TU atrf Saa rmrans A Remedy that aevner fallal A cer tain, safe and speedy cure for Special Disaaara, Is the only remedy that can be relied oa for the certain, safe aud rpcedy curcje Special Disease. No internal Medicine is neoreaary when this Remedy ia used: and prranns who for ronoiua.

and aren yerr. have snStlvd from tnvee cUaraaea. and tried all oturr thins in vain, can calculate np.a F1t and rrnnumt Cure by the proper Ore of i a la Nrvrrailing Remedy. CAUTION N'one genuine tbe written iirnaiareaif b.1' oniontnewrapper. the name IN JiCi ION UIOOIU).

PALIS, blown in tbe giaas of the botilea. with cap of similar Lnacxiption. Agent, fan Franciacav LEl'ETUK A Ua, Dmggiat. Corner Dupont and Washington ecraeta. For aale by all drugKUta.

e-Im IJH. HENLEY'S WILD GRAPE ROOT fee Made from the root of the Oregon Grape. Prove all thing, and hold fast to that which ia good." ucnossftca, Mannfacturera and Proprietors, 312 Sacramento street, (apvtaira,) Jyl-Sra San lYancjaco. WHISKY HI SKY gQQ BARRELS OLD DOCItBOX, in bond or dnty paid, at prices to suit the time. Apply to the proprietor.

JAW EH MEARS, 611 1 rotit Ftrcvt. my23-Sm Sau fnnciaco. BOSTON FljMlTU RE CO. ASSOCIATION OP PRACTICAL WOREME. Xolhlnar lnt Rirlctly Cailom Werkv Whslesale exd RctiiL PUICEH TO HUIT.

C. LUCE5ISGER. Man.gor, aplR-9p yo. Vt Martet street. TH0L1AS rUTTINELI, napa v.Lii7 cnxAE, 517 SA.CFAMr.NTO STEELT.

The bet Native Viatitnd Liquors for sale. Mannf ft urer cf Ihe celebrated Callfomta rttl Belli Wine. -ia C-ANTY. WACIeCff. sorccssoaa 10 t.

kbaax, ITTuOLMttn AXO RETAIL COV-II f. Xo. 113 Montgomery slrw, betwveu Bnah and Sulh-r etnl4, can FrnrlMxi. All nrti enld 1T na are wairnt.Tl to be from rtuart Dnnl le-Rt-naed Snrr, and to ti efjnol to any mannfactnet in the SUK Country merchants are to.x-amine our nn-k and price. Oood Urwred to any par 'I'" rt! free of ehrg.

19 1m BONDS FO ALE. SK.tf.ri PKOPOSILS WILL BK received nnt Id o'ciock. a. July i lsfie. by the boatd of of C.Cua ronnry.

at tbe town of Cola -a. tlie pur-hae ff Fifty Thousand Dollar of ixdut County luad BondK. antkorized by an Act of tf Lepif-lature. and ap-pruved Marcli 7, lixL These Crcds bear ten rwr cent, annum interrtS, ay able semi annually at the office of the Conuty Treasurer. or at tne nana ox ijaiaora ua iiw cw.

Francisco, at tbe optitin cf the pnrchaee. te atatrd in the bt.l. Tboae bidawill betaken whi'H are to the beet inU-rewt to tbe county, fjicb bid rnnrt be aceomrenled by a. tne reepfnafHe gnae-antee that the Bonds win be taken if they be awarded to tbe MddeK the Board reserrif.g the ripht to reject bids in whole or in part. to be addreeaed to tbe Clerk of the Board, and Indorsed.

Bid for County Road Bonds." Br order of the Board of supervisors of Co. lusa county. UA.UT. 1TI. CiXusa.

June 17, 18.18. jeSO-Im Auction, Livery asd Sale StaMe, No. lit rtwtter street, between Ment gMBrrjr avaut Keeuraijr. W. MOnil Praprielor.

ArCTTOX SALES TUB-DAT irarficmr aIh i TT. i mm twmwht Nought a. BUin IS 1(K r- ma n4 so 1.1 entntuimdon. liberal advances tua-tt on the eamew wtthnwt tnterect. Ala.

alwura on nana nome yer npm HORSES AXU LUOUILaV and fine BAttCLS FoR SALE -On band, one very fine pair or it.tj. i. a lm-trr Ttrtvate familv: aW vaaeCVSa awnal I "sew a vw mm mlm. aie Drau-'ut lion and atnlea, auKable furan peiVJSAa. BIT13 tf V.

UDfcivi- i apm. C. V. PURDIN, DEI TER IX A vn VAXTTACTURER OF Tin, Copper, and Sliect Iron ware, rWVa- S3D TtIlont St, Between tVnh lag-ten and CljJ. Sam r.eHenlar at tan 1 kin raid to aS kinds ef Work, Repairing, etc Jj I linn mini) nuin i im j- -J, -a Sm a "a i vJl1 XtJ TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

StW BEMTTTES 1 NEW EEMETIES SA i DR. GIBBON'S 1 Kfara street. vbCc? Corner bVvf--N SIS FRANCISCO. Frr fhe treatment ef Sexual and Setnln.il Bit. ciata.

men as uiert. stricrore. Syphilis in all Us forma, Srminal Weekneea. I a. potency, etc.

Skia Diaeaaes (of years stand-lag) and Ulcerated Legs treated. Special DUeasea. How many tbousanda of nenona. twh miU and female, are there who are snffering ont a miserable existence from the effects of ferret indulgences, or from virus absorbed into the ststem. Look at their nallid.

disfigured faces, and their broken down constitutions, disqualifying tnem from the bappinca of marruure or the eriorment of ttf la thi hnrrid ait nation thousands sarTrr untU death closes the scene. Let parents, guardians and friends attend to those who are annering with any of these life-destroying maladies eee that thry are cared for, and cured, before it be too late. Send them 1mm-diately to Dr. GIBBON. a who has made private diseases his especial atndy for yrars, and who la certain to cure the most inveterate raaea without mrrcnrr or any Injurious drags.

It i important to those wno are amicted, or who are interested in tbe welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctor, who infest all cities. publishing their skill in curing all diseases in a tew days, imposing npon tbe public by nalng the names ef eminent physicians from Enrr pe end other places. Be therefore careful, and make strict inquiry, er yon may tall into the hands of those charlatan. Seminal Weakness. Seminal emissions, the eona-onenre cf self- abuse; this solitary vice or dt-pravrd sexual indulgence is practised by tbe youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited exttnt, producing with unerring certainty tbe following train if morbid symptoma, unless combatted by scicnunc medical measures, viz sallow countoiauce, dark spo" a under the eyes, pain in the Lea ringing in the ers.

noise use the ran tunc of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, coalufd vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, in approaching strangers, a dialiae to form new acquaintances, a disposition to ahnn svk iety, loss of memory, hectio flushes, pimples, sad various eruptions about the face, furred tongue. foMed Dreain. oougns, consumption, night sweats, monomania, and frequent insanity. If rtU. be not obtained, the sufferer should apply immediately, either in person or by letter, and have a cure ef fected by his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effeeting a ouick and radical cure.

Dr. O. will one hundred dollars to any perron who will prove satisfactorily to hint that he was cured of thi complaint by either of the San Francisco quacka. Persons writing to the Doctor will please state what paper they aee his advertiaemcnt in. All communications strictly confidential.

Address UK. J. f. tilUUIIS Box 332. San Franc aco, CaL TIIaIi GREATER REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF Cltole Teas and Cnffeeo, avLio Flat Wines statdl LJqnora, etc B.

8BARBORO, WHOLESALE AVD RETAIL GRO-CER. No. 631 Washington street, one door below the EXAWiiren oiBoe, having lust received a Urge lot of the choiopet chops of Black and Japan Teas: Java, Costa Rica and Rio Oofleea; also, an Invoice of Fine Winea. Liquors, etc. would now onVr them to hie patrons and the public, in lots to aoit, at the fuliuwing reduced rates: TEAS.

Finest Black er Mixed Oolong, lllu. Finest English Breakfast, lb TSo 1 ne uelertratrd Unmet, Mo uenuine Iwussrt, y1 ITS. tl So It Fine Japan Tea, Extra Japan Jar Tea. 9 Ih Finwt Japan T. as, in Jars or lacauerrd b-iis Ibearn i .3 Japaa Teas in laoxuered boxes, 5 or 1 It.

ca-U ft IXVmH st Coun Young Hyson, or Uiecn.f 1 COFFEES. No. 1 Oos'a Rica. Ttss for fl. or 9 bag 17,3190 o.

i Rs rr iLore rg lo4C Fresh Oroiuid or Boasted, 4 lbs fur tl Y7INHS AND LIQUORS. Tine Old Port and Sherry Wine, pll Fine Old Pert and Sherry Wine. US California Angelica Wine, Ixx le. frifca" V- CaUA-rnia AniJ' a Wine, gailun ft Old FreiKli Ooiinvr, fl gaUon Old American Crgnac. ft frolin it 1.

Cartel and other branda. 9 hot 75c Old Aoierican Whiitkies. ft gallon Gutter Old Bourbon, Tii5 Dale y's AAA. ft Kalian 1 AVS Cutter's "Old 24 Scotch and Irish Whirkiex, bottle I1k1 23 PootcU and Irish hHkiett, gall (1 4 Rum, Jamaica, 9 y-wion ft aO(s3 AO Kum, Jcmaica, )t bottle tl Sil 60 liolland Oin. rwlton tv3 BO BUand Oin, bottle.

$1 25. 1 60 Cbanipagnes, Hillery, bojuet, HeidscAck, C-l luot. Comet, etc in ints or quarts, 9 basket 23 -a 7A11 other Oroceries, sold at the lowest rates, and warranted. Oood delivered to the Steamers and Can. and to al parta of the City, free of charge.

mj22 FINE COGNAC BRANDY OF THE VTSEYARD PROPRIETORS' CO. Oognae vin. 18C5, lat. 18C I860, 1857. 1853, 1849, 183L GAMECOCK G1H.

JOLrrS, TRIPLE FLAVOR, IN X-PLPES. BORDEAUX WINES TTROil MESSRS. F. KI.EPPEK It CO, BOR- deaux: St. Estephe Medoc Chat.

LeovOe. Brown Oantenao. Chat, Harcraox. rs prsTs. St, Estephe Aledoc Brevn Cantsuaa St.

Emillon. Cuit Srira. Haut Santerne. Chat. Ynarm.

HOCK Llebfratunitch. Butoheiines. Eteinberger Cabinet, Hochheimer, Q. U. Pabstmann'a owa grewta.

ESSENCE OF fclEGOO. M8eve da from He Traforrat a Bordeaux, for cor reeling and improving Bed Wines. SHERRY J. Gordon's Pale. P.

E. Thomas" Golden. In quarter casks and octavca. PORT WINES. 0 PORTO, VEST DBT, OLD, ASD PALE, IK or eaaka.

Burgundy Pert, dark, In and caska. SPARKLIKIOSELLE. Tj'ROM MB. CHE. AD.

IUPFEREERO, MAT-euce: Sparkling MoeeQe, Green IbeL do. do. White Label. Imperial Sparkling MoseUe. Incases qnarta and pints.

PERLE DES RHE.N5. PR0M MB. CHR. AD. EUPFERBSLO.

MAT. ence. In cases quarts and pints. FINE CH AF.IPAGNE WINES TROM MESSRS. it GELD EUSI Champ.

ROUQUET Champagne, la Basket quarts and pints. CABINET GREEN SEAL Champagne, in Caskets quarts and rtntaw And the celebrated GOLD LACK VIN SEO, PRIVATE CUVEE, Champagne, la Caeca QUARTS CXLY. TVr aale In Bond or Duty paid, by CHARLES MHIXFCKE, Bit and 314 Comnaerxlal Stzvef. zBji3-ap' SCHOOL FURNITURE HClIOOLi MATKRIAI. 411 KEARXY STREET.

DR. HEALD, Has removed from Eearny street to Montgomery street, corner of Bush. Entrance on both streeta, jylt-Im FRIOAT-. :jtji.y it COMMERCIAL- Naw yobk. July IT, 1868.

Gold opened at 142 11 a. 142. Five-Twenties, 1862, 114; 1867, 108 If. Seven- Thirties, 109 CM. Wheat, $1 602 75; Flour, $10 6012 60.

Wheat, N. $2 862 48. London Consols, 91S94 money; 943 acct. U. a Bonds, 7234.

Liverpool Wheat, 13 6. Legal Tenders, 7071. Fbidat Evening, July 17, 1868. There are no charters to report to-day, as the Wheat crop comes in so slow. Merchants are anxious to fill np the vessels that are now on the berth for Australia, etc i' GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

There is little report in the way of sales. Merchants however appear to be busy, but not many transactions are reported. BUI TER Sales of ISO fks Eastern, private. SUGAR Sales of 200 tegs Hawaiian, private. CASE GOODS Sales of 100 cs assorted Jellies, 160 do Oysters, 60 do Clams, and 53 do Lobsters, private.

CANDLES Sales of 1600 bxs Adamantines, in lots, atl7Jc. STARCH 300 bxs Duryea's, etc, sold at low rates. BASS 10,000 Burlaps, 22x36, sold private. SYRUP Sales of 260 kegs Golden at 80c produce: market. GOT HILLS FLOUR JOBBHTO KICKS: Extra, quarter sacks, $7 2537 3734; do half do, $77 1234; Superfine, quarter sacks, $6 25 $6 3734; half do, $6 1234 25.

WHEAT Sales of 300 eks choice new, private. 9000 sks choice, in lots, at $1 90. BARLEY 600 sks Brewing sold private. OATS 700 sks sold In lots at $2 45. POTATOES Jobbing at llc.

Receipts of Produce. FOB XHK TWIUXI-yOPB hours kndejg 12 Fmday, July 17,1868. Per Yosemite, etc 1700 sks wheat, I Friedlander; 63J do do, A Todd; 2300 do do, Clayton Co. Robinson 600 sks wheat, Mathews Co. Hadlow, etc 160 sks oats, McNear Bro.

Hope, etc 1260 bales hay, order. Solano, etc 2600 sks wheat, I Friedlander. Champion, etc 1860 sks wheat, Ballard HalL Echo, etc ItSOO sks wheat. Fa-sett McCauley. Teams, etc 1600 sks potatoes, 140 do onions, order.

KKOAPrrULATIOIf. 11,390 sks wheat, 460 do oats, 1809 do potatoes, 140 do onions and 1260 hides. STOCK AND EXCHANGE July 17, 1868. BOARD. THIS MORNING'S RALES.

S. V. W. W. 30 sh at $6634 sh.

Alpha 60 ft at $4734 48 ft. Amador 85 shs at $21234 245 9 sh. Bullion 35 ft at $20 38 ft. Cole, Virginia 85 shs at $2934 30 sh. Confidence 10 shs at $38 sh.

Chollar 82 ft at $180 1831 ft Crown Point 132 ft at $90 93 9 ft. Exchequer 60 shs at $3 25 ft sh. Gould Curry 26 ft at $111 ft. 113 ft. Hale "orcros shs at $78 8134 1 sh.

Imperial 72 shs at $125 132 jjt sh. Kentuck 51 shs at $365 (g370 sh. Lady Bryan 10 shs at $23 sh. Ophir 120 ft at ft ft. Overman 160 shs at 9 sh.

Savage 15) shs at $13934 Ut ft ah. Se Belcher 20 shs at $13 (at 14 sh. Yellow Jacket 10 shs at $1190 1215 ft ft. SUN ANU TIDE TABLE. Computed by Thomas Tennent, Matbematlial Instrument Maker.

July 17 18. Ix. waTEa. I s. warns.

(LAROK.) I (wil-T.) I. WATXB. (LABOI.) (SMALL.) I 3 23 P. Iff. 417 p.m.

911P.1L 3 51 A. at. 10 59 A. at. 9 57 P.

tt. 4 41 A. if. 0 05 P. M.

THE BUN. -4 66 Sets 4 67 Rises 715 .7 15 MARINE SAN FRANCISCO INTEtX.IGE.VCE. JULY 17, 1868 Arrived. July 16 Stmr Senator, Bogart, 44 hs fm San I uis Obispo, via way ports; pass and mdse to Holladay Brenham. Ship Dexter, Taylor, 156 days from New York; mdse to Albert Dibblee.

Ship Valparaiso, Hanson, 129 ds fm New York; iron to Geo Howes Co. Schr Martha and Elizabeth, Dodge, 24 hs fm Point New Year; lumber to Blyth Wetherbee. Schr A Burr, Johnson, 2 days from Stillwater Cove; wood to Hit'giuB Co. July 17 Schr Amazone.Bt nuett, 3 Ce fm Point Arenas; ties to Dei by. storesbip Jamestown, McDougalL 6 ds fm Victoria; guns, 61 officers and men.

Schr Porpoise, Higgins, 19 ds fm Fishing Coast; codfi-h Schr Two Brothers, Canghell, 234 ds from Russian River; lumber to Tichenor Co. Nailed. July 17 Br bark Sarita, Guerello, Otago, Z. Bark Zephyr, Trask, Portland, Bktne Constitution, Tuttle, Port Gamble. Brig Sheet Anchor, Sinapcon, Coos Bay.

Brig Hidalgo, Eegert, Humboldt. Schr Matilda Heron, Fenan, Russian River. Schr Tietgen, Copmasn, Colinsville, Schr Fanny Gilmor, Parley, eanta Cruz. Schr Eustace, Furlong, anta Barbara. By Tlerrapn.

Point Lobos, uly 17 1 30 p. M. Weather hazy; wind fresh SW. PASSENGERS. BAN LUIS OBISPO, ETC Per Senator A Myrick, A Simpson, Logan, Mrs Mo Kinnon and son, Cm ley, Mrs McMillan, Thos Shaughousscy and wife, Capt Mallayn, 8 Thonston, Dr Neacomb, Miss Nellie Mails Miss Jennie Mallayh, Hepburn, Chas Streemts, Robert Burns, Robinson, Adams, Thompson, A 8 Sherron, Miss Mee, Williams, Williams.

Coffroth, Gen Wallace, Chamblin, Mrs Shotwell and child, Mrs Bancroft ai.d servant, A Lawrence and wife, Mrs McKinney, Mrs Geddes, Miss Smith, Miss Laws, Mrs Carrigan, child and servant, Mrs A Ebberts, three children and servant, Miss Lizzie Chapman. i a BORN. In this city, June 27, to the F. Hale, a daughter. wife of Dr.

Wm. MAIUUEU. In this city, July 11, James Grady to Catharine E. Eagan, both of San Francisco. In this city, July 16, Eugene B.

Beck to Eva enly daughter of E. Smith, all of San Francisco. DIED. In Sacramento, July 13, John Schade, a native of Germany, aged 46 years, 8 months 14 days. In Marysville, July 11, Peter Arthur, son of Peter and Theresa Smith, aged 2 yeara 6 months.

In Marysville, July 18, Rhees Brooks, sou of L. and Charles S. Williams, aged 2 months 10 ds. Things nr Plumas. The following items are from the Quincy Union of July 11th Moore drift claims (Poor man's) axe paying $5 per day to the band.

Turner is also drifting and making fair wages. Bat little mining is being done on the creek this year. Chinamen are getting pretty truck on boi 3th Hopkins and 1'oorman a. The white miners are refusing to sell them claims, and there is considerable feeling in opposition to their being allowed to hold claims. Joe Hickman, near Cariboo, on ihe North Fork, took out 40 ounces of gold from his claim last week.

A pretty good week's work for two men. The Boll Frog Quartz Mill, on Rush Creek, which is now owned by McClellen, Bid well is running and averaging about 100 per day. 1 1 ee in Nevada Couxty. The Transcript of July loth says: A fire occurred in Eureka on Monday afternoon, July 13th. The fire originated in the large two-story boarding-house of Samnel Oonggenheim, from a defective stove-pipe, and in a few minutes the building was wrapped in flames.

The loss of Oonggenheim was between five and six thousand dollars, which was partially covered by insurance for $2,500 in the Phoenix Insurance Company of Hartford. The cabin of John Dow, a Portuguese, was also destroyed; loss two or three hundred dollars. The new house recently built by Julius Poquillon, was also destroyed; loss $250. By the greatest efforts the quartz mill of Clark Poquillon, and the lumber and saw mill of the Ditch Company, were saved. Increased.

The Bee, of July 15th, says At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Central Pacific Railroad, held yesterday, the proposition to increase the capital stock to $100,000,000 prevailed by a unanimous vote. The late Directors Leland Stanford, Mark Hopkins, P. Huntingdon, E. B. Crocker, E.

11. Miller, and John Marsh were re-elected. Bubxtnq of a Qcabtz mtt.t.. The larse Bteam quartz mill, belonging to the Las Mariposas Company, located on Bear River, Mariposa county, was totally destroyed by fire at 2 p. k.

on Sunday last. The fire was accidental. The mill was not running at the time. Losses estimated at insurance in companies in this city to the extent Of $5,000. r.

George Freeman, who was shot by William Smith on the evening of the 13th Instant, near the Fifteen-Mile House, Placer fon died yesterday. LITEST OYERLyn) DISPATCHES OATS TO JDLT 161b. Congressional Conference Committees agTtx upon si Ti Bill Probable ndj nrm ment of Congress Redaction ef the A ray Mlncellane one For eign and Domestic Items. Congressional. WAsnrxoTO.

July 15. In the Senate Mr. Wilson Introduced a bill to reduce the military to a peace establishment, which was reierreu. Mr. Cole offered a joint resolution In re lation to the Southern fact he It inroad The Senate insisted on its amendments to the bill to supdIv anv vacancy In the Executive Departments, and a CommitUt oi (jonicrence was ordered.

Mr. Chandler introduced a bill to extend the customs laws of the United States over Alaska, and establish a collection dis tret therein. The Indian Appropriation bill was taken up but without a final disposition of the DliJ. Mr. Sherman made a lengthy report from the Commute of Conference on the Tax bill, which was agreed to.

1 he senate went into session and then adjourned. in the House the principal business or importance transacted was the arguing oi the Senate amendments to the House bill removing the political disabilities of cer tain persons. Air. BcncncK made a report from the Committee ot Conference on the Tax bill, wnicn was agreea to. jvir.

ecnencK ex plained that all that portion of the bill relative to banks had been 6tricken out, ana special asrenis were limited to in number. Mineral oil was put on the same as regards other manufactures. There was no tax per gallon on petroleum: spirits in bond were required to be removed in nine months the special tax on dis tillers remains as heretofore the tax on sales of wholesale liquor dealers will be one per cent. By the provisions relating to Inspectors, sixteen or seventeen hundred officers will be got rid of, only about one hundred Inspectors being left to inspect tobacco, snuff, cigars, etc. It will reduce tne revenue omcers more than one half.

In reply to a question with reference to adjournment, Mr. Schenck said the principal business before the Committee of Ways and Means, was the Funding bill referred to it to-day, which the committee wouia report deck, within eight hours. ine senate amendment to the House bill to create the office of Surveyor Gene-for Utah, was concurred in. A recess was taken till evening for general debate. Washington.

July la. some Kadlcals from Mississippi appeared before the Reconstruction Committee to-day, demand ing tne exclusion irom toe count or votes of several counties, alleging that a reign of terror existed. It is the general belief to day that Con gress will adjourn on Monday or Tuesday. ine rresiaeni nas nominated: Sherman Day for Surveyor General of California. and Thomas Bowen Chief Justice of the Supreme Court oi Idaho.

Mlacell New York. July 15. Thirty-nine cases of sun stroke and welve deaths from sunstroke occurred to-day. Chicago, July Ij. The Democrats are holding an imiuenso ratification meeting to night.

The Court House Square is densely packed, and the streets are filled with long torchlight processions numbering several thousand. The meeting was addressed by distinguished speakers, and great jubilation manifested. Chicago, July lb. A Kepubllcan spe cial 6ays it is reported that Banks has been promu-ed the Russian mission, for procur ing me Aiasua appropriation. Evarts was yesterday confirmed as Attorney General.

Senator Wilson's bill provides for the reduction of the number of enlisted men to 26,000, to be contained in thirty regiments of infantry, eight of cavalry, aud four of artillery. It contemplates the appointment of a Board of officers to prepare apian for carrying into effect its provi sions. New York, July 16. A great number of persons are reported as having been prostrated by heat during the past twenty-four hours in this city and Brooklyn. Dr.

Harris, Kegister ot Statistics for the Board of Health, makes the startling announce ment that 25U deaths are known to have resulted from the excessive heat during the Bast three davs within the Metropolitan listrict Baltimore. July 16. The banquet to Reverdy Johnson last nfcrht was a very pleasant occasion. John W. Garrett wss President.

Mr. Johnson made a lengthy response to the toast iu his honor, expressing a confident hope that all questions with England will be disposed of so as to re move all embarrassments. Mr. Thornton, the British Minister, ex pressed bis gratification at the appointment of Mr. Johnson.

SCHESECTADT. NEW YORK. JnlV 16. Commodore Gansevoort died last night of congestion 01 the brain, aged oo. Rochester, July 10.

Tnere were twenty-one cases of sunstroke here to-day, six of them fatal. Toronto, uly 15. Intense heat is reported In all parts of the Dominion. The thermometer ranged at 05 to 109 degrees, and large numbers of deaths from sunstroke are reported. Montkxal, July 16.

Thermometer 106 degrees in the shade. There were ten fatal sunstroke cases yesterday. Spanish American Kiwa New York, July 15. The late election in Panama having resulted in favor of the Conservatives, President Diaz, on the 5th inst, handed over the Government to General Ponce, who is now acting Provisional Governor, Diaz being considered a prisoner. There has been no bloodshed in this revolution the State, however, is declared in a state of war till order is restored.

Yellow lever has disappeared iu Lima and Callao, but is still raging along the coast Revolutions are reported in the interior. Perex is reported marching on Montevideo. There have been new battles between the Paraguayans and the Allies. Australian dates to June 1st contain nothing of importance. European Intelligence.

London, July 5. A committee oCathe House of Commons has reported in lavor of the-purchase of a residence for the Prince of Wales in Ireland. Paris, July 16. The Montteur to-day has a pacific article on Moustier's speech In the corps Leglslatiff. It regards the speech as proving the policy of France to be one of moderation, and that the Government will neglect no steps which has a tendency to quiet the public mind.

France will carefully abstain from intervention in the German question, and will extend her sympathies and encouragement to the internal reform lately inaugurated in Austria and Turkey. At a Discoukt. An, exchange says Since that little unpleasantness between himself and Donnelly, Washburne has lost caste at the Headquarters of the Army." An unmistakable pair of cold shoulders has been thrust at him by "the General of our Armies and his Chief of StafE To teep up appearances of intimacy, it is asserted, 'Washburne now takes a walk two or three times a week, with a bundle of papers tinder his arm, on the street on which Grant fives, to create the impression that he has just emerged from an important private consultation with Ulysses. The monkey is at last die-lodged from the back of the unrivaled rider. Sabarbaa Intelligence, Several gentlemen in Oakland, having signed and published a card impugning the verdict of the Coroner's jurv in the case of A.

A. Cohen and the Alameda Ferry disaster, a jurrman resents the action in last evening's Transcript, and says the titles and positions of those who signed the card should have been given in full, thus B. K. Cole, Director and shareholder J. Mora Moss, Director and shareholder Edward Tompkins, Director and shareholder; Hiram Tubus, large shareholder; Gustavo Touchard, shareholder; J.

W. Dwinelle, shareholder. Next Monday, the dam across the creek will be commenced. It will be located about twenty feet above the bride. The work will be done rapidly.

A hand-power pile-driver, will be used, owing to the difficulty in passing any other under or through the bridge. The dam will be made water-tight, by driving planks into the mud bottom with battened joints, the whole being secured to a framework. The flood-gates will be valves, which will be opened by flood tides and closed by the ebb. There is a prospect of establishing a High School Class in Oakland. An Uncxassicai.

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