The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 3

STATE TJEt: I 2MENTS. A STEALS 111PS, ETC. MEDICAL. 1 DAILY EXAMINER. r.

icti ui RE, Xrfurff avnd Anlnuated Bleetinjr In the Sixth Ward. There was a large, enthusiastic and spirited meeting in tne Sixth Ward Democratic Club, held last night, at their hall on Stockton street, between Sacramento and California-D. C. Bryan the Chair, M. D.

Carr, Secretary. At eight o'clock, the President called the meeting to order, and said they had met to give such Democrats of the District as were not already members, an opportunity to join the dub.before nomination of persons for the County Committee. After several motions and amendments, it was finally determined to make nominations for the County Committee on next Tuesday evening. President Bryan said he saw one or two able speakers in the room Judge Heslep, for one, and doubtless they would be pleased to hear from him. The venerable fudge came forward warmly greeted.

The reporter took notes of his speech, a press of other matter compels him to do more than make a brief reference to it. Judge Heslep reviewed the history of political parties since the formation of the Government, and showed, that so long as "principles, not THtBSDAY. CO.V..V.ERCIAL. T-CUBsdat Evrsnro, June 18, 1868. Gold opened A.

140 H. Legal Tenders, buying, 72; Belling, 73X. Five-Twenties, 118H1U. Seven-Thirties. Liverpool Wheat Market, 13a 6d.

London Consols, 9596; U.S. Bond, 73X. California Wheat In New York, at $2 60 WTO- Shin Richard Busteed, 68a w. pew Wheat to Liverpool, 3 Ss- The Andrew Johnson, repoou. 3 10 from the Chincba.

OKXERAt MERCHANDISE. Thel markets continue much about the game. The goods for sale ex recent arrivals have nearly all been disposed or, ana we snail prooasiy nave it quiet again until more vessels get in. LABD 60 cs A Co's sold private. CAJliLE3 Sale of 2000 bxs Grant's Adamantines, quotable at 1618e.

CASE GOODS Sales of 600 cs Kensett's Oys- c.i TS riUmB. ill fiAkl fid' kobsters, 2-Ib tins, $2 602 75; Turkey and $Coicken, $2 753; English Pie Fruits, 25; American do, $3 503. 75. I CE3t EST Sales of 500 bbls Benicia, for Sac. 75.

OIL Sal8 of 2000 cs Devoe's Coal, at 41 54 powner's quotable at 245c; Oleophene, 39c; Refined Petroleum, 3537J4. yisH Sales of 180 hf bbls Oregon Salmon, at fabont do in bbls quotable $67; Cod, dry, hSc; Mackerel, No 1 bbls, $9 6010; in kits, ll 252 wi Pickled Salmon, 2 Ji3c; Smoked ifl0 8 j10C 16. I rrTT Sales of 10 coils Wire Hope. pt. nnnrtn MA CLOVES 2000 lbs sold on private terms.

COAL Sales of 1200 tons, ex recent arrivals. PRODUCE MARKET. FLOCK 160 bbls Msrysville Extra, at $6 60. OTTT MIXJjJB JOBBntO) FBIOKS: Extra, quarter sacks, $7 62 7 75; do half do, 17 807 62)4; Superfine, quarter 6 60 6 62M; half do, 6 3Tfc6 50. WHEAT 2900 sks good milling, $2 12 400 do, $2 10; 600 do ordinary, $2 05.

BARLEY Some large shipments of Chevalier are being made to New York, which will tend to strengthen the market. 2300 sks old sold in lots, at $1 65l 10,000 do new in lots, to arrivs.at 1130. Receipts of Produce. JOB THi TWENTY-FOUR HOOTS ENDING 12 O'CLOCK, Thttbsday, June 18, 1868. Per 0 1360 sks barley.

Miller Co. Per Capital 100 sks mlddlings.Ballard Hall; 60 do wheat, 60 bales wool, A Fairish; 60 do do, Christy Wise; 300 qr sks flour, Holcombe A Co; 390 hides, Wadswotth A Son. Per Hadlow 240 sks wheat, McNear Bro. Per Solano 00 sacks wheat, Peters; 1600 do arley. Miller A Co.

Per Brown, etc 380 bales hay, order. Per 5 Tnillon 700 sks salt, Barton Bros. Per Aiiiineda, etc 700 sks potatoes, sundries. Per leamfs eto 820 sks potatoes, sundries. Per Brewster 2960 sacks oats, 180 do wheat, 4M6 qr do flour, order.

Per Salinas 60 sacks potatoes, 260 qr do flour, 70 do beans, order. Per Howard 900 sks potatoes, Peters. Per San Mateo 700 sks salt, Molloy. Per Railway, etc 700 sacks wheat, McColl; 600 qr do flour, A Pfister A Co. RECAPITULATION.

2480 sacks wheat, 2960 do barley. 2960 do oats, 1640 do potatoes, 6346 qr do flour, 70 do beans, 1400 sks salt, 100 do middlings, 380 bales hay, 110 do wool, 390 hides. STOCK AND EXCHANGE Jane 18, 1SG8. BOARD. THIS UORNINB'B SALES.

Alpha 195 ft at I52k54 ft. Amador 11 shs at $26o265 sh Blober 5 shs at $195 1ft sh. Cole, Virginia 5 shs at 126 sh. Crown Point 200 ft at fl ft. lney 20 ft at 17 ft.

Exchequer 50 shs at $2529 sh. Gould A Curry 66 ft at $9510O ft. Hale A Norcross 363 shs at 6080 ft sh. Imperial 67 sbB at $1503160 ft sh. Kentuck 70 shs at $70a)376 sh.

Lady Bryan 50 shs at Bh. Opbir 24 ft at $12 ft. Overman 57 shs at $K2S65 ft sh. Ravage 337 shs at $148 ft sh. Heg Belcher 15 abs at $9 ft sh.

Yellow Jacket 17 shs at $1075110O ft. 1 SCW TJOH TABLE. Computed by Thomas Tennent, Mathematical Instrument Maker. June 1319. B.

WATKB. (LA-UK.) ft. WAT, I a. WATEB. 1 I.

WATBB. (tABOK.) I (BMA-- (SMAIJ-) 9 56 P.M. I 4 15 A. M. 10 64 A.

M. I 3 49 P. M. 10 26 r. at.

5 01 a. m. 1 11 66 a. m. 1 4 33 P.

M. THE SUN. ..4 43 4 43 I Sets Uses 7 19 7 19 MARINE INTELLIGENCE. BAN FBANniSOO. JUNE 18.

1868 Arrived. June 17 Bark Narrtmisslc. Allen, 3 days frm Coos Bay: coal to Flanagan. Bark Brewster, Corno.7 ds fm Columbia River; produce to Dart. Brig Sheet Anchor.

Tuttle.64 hrs fm Coos Bay; lumber to A Simpson. Bchr Fanny Gilmor, Farley, 24 hrs from Santa Orui; lime to Samuel Adams. Schr Alfred Adams. H-nnah, 30 hs fm Santa Cruz; lime to Davis A CorwelL Schr Adrianna, Hobron, 48 hrs fm Santa Cruz; lime to Davis A Cowell. Schr Ann Sophia, Smith, 30 hrs fm Fish Bock; wood to order.

Schr Glenarm, Bingham, 30 hrs fm Noyo River; lumber to Macpherson A Wetherbee. Schr Abm Lincoln. John so 16 hrs ni Fisk's Hills; wood to HigginB A Co. Bchr San Diego, Jacmnsen, 12 hrs fm Stillwater Cove; wood to Higgins Co. Schr Kittio Stevens, hrs fm Cuffey's Cove: posts to Hiiifiins Co.

Schr Mary Hart. Lorentzen, 30 hrs fm Point Arenas; lumber to Preston A McKinnon. Schr San Pablo, Bailey, SO hours from Russian Rivar; lumber to Heywood A Harmon. Schr Good Templar, Funk, 14 hrs fm Ferguson's Cove; bark to Higgins A Co. Schr Daisy, Dyer, 24 hours from Timber Cove; wood to Wm Gavigan.

June 18 Stmr Senator, Bogert, 44 hs fm San I.uia Obispe via way ports; pass and ft to A II 8 Co. Stmr Salinas, Fudden, 12 hs fm Salinas River, via Aptos Landing; produce to Goodall A Nelson. Bark Jenny Pitts, White, 12 ds fm Seabeck; lumber to Adams, lilinn Co. Schr Skylark, Olston, 14 hs fm Bodega; lumber to Heywood A Harmon. Schr Maggie hnston.

Wheeler, 40 hours from Trinidad; lumber to A A Hooper. Cleared. June 17 Br bark Speedwell, Hotchklss, Sydney; Alsop A Co. Hailed. June 17 Stmr Orizaba, Johnston, San Pedro.

I Ship Isaac Jeans, Boyling, Nanaimo. Bark Chas Dnvans, Uinan, Coos Bay. Bark Legal Tender, Willey, Coos Bay. Bark Horatio Sprague, Small, Mazatlan. Schr Cora, Enacke, Coos Bay.

Schr John A Samuel. Bowden. Point New Year. Bchr Susan Farnnm, Foster, Loreto (Mexico). I Bchr Heustia, Peltz, Fort Ross.

Bchr Clft inalow, Hanson, Stillwater Cove. Schr Vanderbilt, Cracks, Mendocino. Schr Mary Ellen, Lemmen, Glassel's Landing. Schr Osceola. Struckraeyer, Timber Cove.

Schr Two Brothers, Caughell, Russian River. Schr West Evans, Brennan, Cuffey's Cove. Schr Sine Johnson, Speeild, Cuffey's Oove. June 18 Bark Whistler, Fuller, Portland. Br bark Speedwell, Hotchklss, Sydney.

Schr Jas Townsend, Jason, Albion River. Schr San Pablo, Bailey, Bodega. Schr 8 Una Nicolaison, Maybel, Timber Cove. Bohr Horace, Lent, Torn ales. Schr Isabella, Williams, Tomales.

Bchr Tolo, Benson, Caspar Creek. Schr Fransen, Jansen, Cuffey's Cove. Bchr Flora MajbeL Mitchell, La Ventosa. By Telegraph. Point Lobos, June 18130 P.

K. Weather thick; wind light SW. BORN. I arreapo-ademce. The f-v.

i ondence, having reference to an eight-hour petition, forwarded from this Bute to Congress, explains itself Sesatb U. 8., May 29, 1868. Dcab OnrEBix That very formidable petition in favor of the eight-hour rule for labor on the publio works has been received, presented in the Senate and to the Committee on Finance, before which Committee the bill is pending. Particular attention will be called to the subject and early action urged I am decidedly in favor of the measure. In this age of steam and machinery, eight hours Is enough for any man to labor.

If each able-bodied person performed his share of the work of the world, much less than eight hours would serv for each one. It would be better that some who labor not at all should take a hand than that more than eight hours labor should be required of any. Yours very truly, C. Colk. Gen.

A. M. WrNv, San Francisco. gknebai. wkth to sxmatob cole.

Mechanics Stats 1 San Francisco, June 18, 1868. Friend Colk: I have your letter of the 29th of May. I am delighted that you are so decidedly in favor of the eight-hour system, and that you will support the bill for a law to make it national in its character. Your opinion so emphatically expressed does credit alike to yonr head and heart, and will thrill with joy thousands of toiling masses that will read it in the newspapers. We see no evasion in your answer.

It is open, manly, plain, easily understood; just what should drop from the pen or ton-roe of every honest man, and more particularly so as aenator or tne united States. Your letter was read to the OounciL Joyous hope lit up every countenance, and a vote of thanks to you was adopted with a hearty good will. in tnis state we nave still to contend with the parsimonious croakers for cheap labor, and more nours oi toil, uneap laoor is tne curse of a nation; it degrades the producer and elevates the consumer; deprives the one of food for the mind and body, and furnishes the other with both, it provides one with pick and shovel and the other with diamonds; it is not equal, it is not just. I am opposed to cheap labor may Heaven defend us against its blighting influence. I am now fifty-eight years of age, but I confidently hope to Bee tne time wnen tnis nation and every Btate of ttus glorious Republic shall by law make eight hours a day's work.

It is a debt due the toiling masses, and they now demand its payment. Like the horse, they have not known their strength they have worked along in harness without understanding the secret of preventing their chains from rubbing off the skin. But now they are fast discovering their power, and will make the world feel the influential blow of their political sledge hammer. Accept our thanks for the warm and active interest you take in our behalf. -our mend, A.

M. Wrsw, Prest. M. 8. C.

C. Co 17. S. Senator, Washington. Mechanics' Stato'Council.

At meeting of the Mechanics' State Council held at Dashaway Hall, last night, the President not being able to be present, 3. C. Parks, Vice-President, took the Chair. A letter was read from the Hon. Cornelius Cole, United States Senator from this State, wherein he avows himself unequivocally in favor of the passage of the Eight-Hour law, now pending before the Finance Committee of the Senate.

The reading of the letter was received with enthusiastic applause, and a committee appointed to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of the Council regarding the sentiments of the Hon. Senator. The Committee soon introduced the following, which were unanimously adopted. Wbcebeas, It is with pleasure that we have listened to the reading of the letter of the Hon. Cornelius Cole, United States Senator from this State, in which he so boldly and manfully declares himself in favor of the passage of the the Eight-Hour bill, already passed by the House of Representatives of the Congress of the United States and now awaiting action in Committee of the Senate, and recognize in the language therein used, and sentiments therein expressed, the ring of true metal.

Therefore be it Jlcsolved, That, both in our individual and representative character, we do hereby return to Senator Cole our earnest and heartfelt thanks for the stand he has taken, and beg leave to assure him that the services he may render 'u procuring the passage of that law, will be properly appreciated and long remembered, not alone by us, but by generations yet unborn. Resolved, That this preamble and resolutions be furnished the daily papers for publication, and the President and Secretary be instructed to furnish the Hon. Senator with a copy thereof. J. O.

PARKS, President. W. D. DE-ASSY, Secretary. A committee was appointed to make preparations for the celebration of the coming anniversary of our National Independence.

All associations desiring to parade will please send notice to the Mechanics' State Council, on Wednesday evening, June 24th. Whoso Diagnosis. We learn that several of the cases of sickness reported as small-pox have turned out to be a malignant type of measles. This is not an uncommon error with those who have seen but little of small-pox. We believe that many of those cases of death, from week to week, reported to the Health Office, as due to nothing of the kind.

So long as Tom, Dick and Harry is called a aoctor ana sunerea to practice medicine, just so long will our mortuary tables be erroneous and worthless. Fubther Developments. Officer McDennott yesterday found in a house on Vallejo street, be tween Kearny and Dupont, some fifty-odd pieces of spurious half dollars, a bundle of cigarette wrappers stamped with false dies, and a quan tity of the metal of which the spurious half dollars were composed. These belonged to the Spaniard arrested on Tuesday night. Officer McDennott deserves credit for the zeal with which he followed up this case.

Tbustees Elected. The Journeymen Ship and Steamboat Joiners' Association of this city have elected Thomas Nash, George M. Mayer and Charles M. Pike, Trustees. The annual report shows that they have $2,091 74 deposited in the Savings and Loan 8ociety, $495 75 in the Hibemia Savings and Loan Society, and $27 75 in their Treasury, with $568 P0 dues coming from members.

During the year ending June 1st the receipts were $1,683 30, and disbursements, $1,610 60. Conscience-Stricken. A letter has been re ceived in this city from Rev. Wm. Speer, formerly Missionary to the Chinese in California, in which he says, some weeks ago, he received $10 a fourfold restoration of something taken from him in California.

The reverend gentleman re marks: "I thank God for the repentance of the sender, whom I imagine to be a Chinaman." Meettno of the Tcde Land Commission rs. Tho Board of Tide Land Commissioners, consisting of B. F. Washington, H. P.

Coon and I. Bullock, convened yesterday and organized by electing Mr. Washington President, and W. 8. Byrne, Secretary.

The Board appointed Ralph Norris. Burveyor and S. F. Allan! Assistant. The Commissioners' office is in Watt's building, corner of Clay and Kearny stree'-.

Sutter Street Ratlboad. Last night, the newlv elected Board of Directors of the Front street, Mission and Ocean Railroad Company, (commonly known as ths Sutter street Railroad), elected the following officers for the ensuing -up I. Arnot. President, re-elected); Wm. Blackwood, Vice-President; Abner Doble, Treasurer; Henry Casebolt, Superintendent, (re-elected); AndreWWhits, Secretary.

Dedication. The new building of the Mercantile Library Association will be dedicated this evening, with appropriate ceremonies. Hon. J. B.

Felton will deliver the opening oration, and the President, R. B. Swain, will read the report of the Trustees in connection with the building. The rooms will be afterward thrown open for inspection by the publio. Sent Up Mary E.

Foster who was arrested a few days ago, for robbing Mrs. Levy, on Pacific street, was yesterday sent to the County Court for trial on that charge, and on a second one of robbing a Miss Heron of a lot of jewelry and $100 in coin, some montns since. -u in ioi first case, fixed at $1,000 and $3,000 in the second. Kkw Mininq Oompany. The Eureka Gold Mining Company filed a certificate of incorporation in the office of the County Clerk yesterday.

Capital stock $1,500,000, divided into 4,000 shares of $300 each. Trustees, Wm. Watt, A. J. Pope, G.

W. Beaver, W. Bulkley and A. E. Head.

Fiax Alarm. The alarm of fire, at five o'clock yesterday afternoon, from box No. 25, was caused by the burning out of a chimney in the two story frame house, No. 6 Waverly place, near Sacramento, occupied by Chinamen as a cigar factory. Fob Sam Quxntth.

Last night. Deputy Sheriff Murchie, of Nevada county, arrived here, having in his custody Robert Tyler, sentenced to five years imprisonment for committing an outrage. in the but no He of of of the on to as te in men was adhered to strictly by the Democratic party, so long were they successful there had been too many dissensions in the party policy and expediency had been its bane. The Judge urged upon the Club to lay aside all personal considerations, and to send their best and most capable men to the County Committee. was warmly applauded.

Mr. Mitchell. President of the Tenth Ward (1st Precinct) Club, and Mr. Idndsey, President the First Ward Club, made brief but pertinent remarks, claiming their respective Wards would give a large majority for the Democratic Presidential nominees. Mr.

Bromley addressed the meeting briefly after which it adjourned till next Tuesday evening. Seamen's Friend Society. The report of the Ladies' Seamen's Friend Society of this port, has been published. The Superintendent's financial statement forthe past year shows the following: Boarders reported for the year, gross amount of board charged, $18,806 90; current expenses for the year, $16,536 62; money temporarily deposited, in sums exceeding $100, deposited in Savings Bank, through the agency of the Home, $10.00. The Secretary regrets "that in submitting our report to the public, since our tenth anniversary no apparent progress has been made toward the attainment the grand aim of the Society the establishment of a permanent Sailors' Home in the port San Francisco." A Priboneb Escapes fboi8an Quentin.

Last evening, when the roll of the prisoners at State Prison was called, one Charles Wright was found among the missing. He was em ployed in the brick-yard his clothes were found the bank, but it is believed he is still concealed somewhere about the premises. Wright had served five months of a sentence for eight years, for burglary. He is about 25 years of age. and has already served one or two terms in San Quentin.

Up to 10 o'clock this xaorning hs was still absent. Amuse -nents. At.hambra Theatrk. A full minstrel pro- gramme is given every night, with opera. Plait's Haix.

The B'nai B'rith. Literary and Social Circle will give a farewell entertainment Miss Theresa Sherk, at Piatt's Hall, this even ing. Baix. Grand ball of Fenian Sisterhood at Union Hall, night of July 4th. Boabdiho a Vkssbi Yesterday afternoon, about five o'clock, the ship Flying Cloud entered the harbor, from Amstralia.

She was soon boarded by five men. They were watched by officer Laughan, who following them to the vessel. Both he and the mate ordered the men ashore. They refused to leave and were arrested. An ex-Policeman Stabbed.

About ten o'clock last night, ex-Officer Nolan was walking up Washington street, he saw a man abusing a wo man in the most outrageous manner. He re monstrated with him, whereat the man, known "big-foot Mose," became very angry, and cut Nolan in the abdomen with a knife. The wound-a slight one was dressed by Dr. Sharkey. Mose escaped.

State Educational Society. A meeting of this Society was held yesterday afternoon, immediately after the adjournment of the Teachers' Institute. About twenty names of teachers were proposed for membership and referred to a Committee, who will report upon them at 4 o'clock this afternoon, to which time the Society adjourned. At Law. The heirs-at-law of Barton Lee, deceased, have commenced suit against F.

F. Gillespie and E. J. Kewen, to compel defendants reconvey certain property held by defendants trust for the payment of the debts of deceased. Plaintiffs allege that the debts have been paid, and that defendants have a surplus left.

The Steam Dby Dock. The San Francisco Dry Dock, near Hunter's Point, is rapidly ap proaching completion. About eighty men are employed upon it, and the contra, tor hopes to have it ready for use by the first of August. Serenade. Captain Josiah Hand, who has taken unto himself a better-half, was serenaded last night by Walcott's band, under the auspices of the btate Guard, Company First Infantry, Headquarters.

The Democratic County Committee have taken the rooms over the "Ivy Green," on Merchant street, as headquarters during the Presidential campaign. Poisoned. William Lard, a slave to that demon, Alcohol, has been sent to the Home of the Inebriate. Whose 7 There are at the Police Office a buffalo robe and a lot of razors, taken from two Chinese thieves, on Pacific street, on Saturday night. Mcmsa at the COSMOPOLITAN.

The Immigration Relief Society will hold a meeting to-morrow evening, at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Handel and Hadyn Society. This Society has adjourned until July 7th, a number of its members being absent from the city. arrest This Morning. The detectives arrested on Commercial street, this morning, James Williams, who stole two suits of clothes from stores a few days ago.

Youno Hopeful. Mathew Olign. a incorriga- ble lad. has been sent to the Industrial School. Laxds The Los Angeles Star, of June 13th The inquiry for lands in this county continues without abatement.

There is said to be almost a continuous line of wagons on the road from the North coming tliis way. We hear, too, that in several States of the Union there is a strone- fnniine evidenced favorably to emigration from the old homesteads. This is particularly noticed in the South. While we are desirous of nlling up the vast tracts of vacant lands in the county with an enterprising and industrious population, we shall by no means hold out inducements to families residing on the paternal acres to abandon them for a home in this Elysium or El Dorado. To the agricultural laborers, used to work, there can be no more desirable location than this county, and a more comfortable competence awaits them after a few years' active labor on their own holding.

We wre informed this week, by a gentleman who has facilities of knowing whereof he speaks, that in Germany there is a lively interest being awakened on behalf of emigration to California, and especially to the southern Eortion of the State. We want such people ere, and the large ranches which are now being subdivided and prepared for market, will afford them the homes they are in search of. We cannot have too many of this claas of men, who are able-bodied and know bow to work, and are not afraid to do it, either. Sierra. A correspondent of the Downie-ville Messenger, writing from Gibson ville, June 10th, says A sad accident happened near this place, on Friday last, Dy wnicn Walking lost his life.

He was at work in the Young America hydraulic claim, when a rock fell from the bank some forty feet above to a bench below, from wtu.en it bounded and struck him on the head, knocking him down senseless. He soon recovered and was able to wal to tus resiaenoe in tnis place, a distance of a quarter of a mile. For "i We find In the morninj lowing: Railroad Connection of Califorai-i and Nevada. rRONG's Cahton, via CoBtnts's, June 17 p. The last rail connecting California was laid at 8:20 o'clock this after noon.

The honor of driving the last spike was awarded to Mr. H. H. Mlnkler, and it Is to the untiring energy of Messrs. Strow-bridge Mlnkler that the Company is indebted for the early completion of this, the greatest railroad triumph of the age.

The "army of occupation" will at once move eastward and be placed upon the unfinished line between the Eig Bend and Salt Lake. The great drawback to this gigantic national work having been overcome, now, with a fair field and no California enterprise will win itself a name for rapid railroad construction, second only to its great Eastern rival. Nevada Mining News Sniclde Bullion Thieves Caught. UinoNviiXE, June 17. The Indians, a lew nights since, drove off and killed four mules in Paradise Valley.

The Arizona Company In this District now have a ledge five feet wide at a depth of one hundred and eighty feet. The ore that depth is exceedingly rich, extending across the ledge. A man by the name of Jack Riley, who formerly worked in 8utter county, California, committed suicide here to day by shooting himself In the mouth with a revolver; cause, whisky. The Owyhee Avalanche of the 13th says the weather is lovely. John Hepworth and John Williams have been arrested lor stealing bullion from the Upper Sinker mill.

Victoria Items. Victoria, June 17. The ship Torrent sailed from Teekalet, W. on Saturday with 150 soldiers and a number of sheep and cattle for Sitka. A child four years of age, the son of Mr.

Haines, of this city, lost his life yesterday by falling into a welL Opening of the Road to San Rafael. Saucbxito, June 17. A party of gentlemen and one lady drove through from this place to San Ralael to-day and back over the new road just opened. The return trip was made in an hour and three-quarters. They report the route in good oraer for a new road.

Mexican Neva The Montana, from the Mexican ports on the Gulf of California, brrougt later intelligence as follows Martinez, who was recently in arms against the legitimate Government of the State, and was put down by the forces of Kubi ana uorona, naa appealed to the latter to be allowed to remain in Sinaloa, as a private citizen, pledging himself to take no part in politics or war, but Gen. Corona replied that such a proposition, under the circumstances, could not be entertained, and he must proceed at once to Mexico and report himself to President Juarez, who would decide upon his case. A similar petition, addressed to Governor Pesquiera, of Sonora, received the same reply. Two of Martinez's officers, who fled when his forces were rout ed, have been captured at I epic and seat to Guadalajara as prisoners. A third escaped, but is supposed to have also gone to Guadalajara to surrender himself.

All remains quiet in Sonora. The Yaqui Indians having had enough of war, have submitted to the Government and returned to their villages, where they are settling down once more inpeace, putting in crops of corn, cotton, etc. The mines in that State are now being worked to advantage for the first time in years, and are beginning to yield liberally. In Lower California things remain in statu quo. The report that Placido Vega had been arrested at San Jose, by CoL Davalos, is not confirmed; oa the contrary, it is supposed that he has escaped to the main land, or is on His way to can xranciscci General Corona has not yet left Sinaloa, as had been reported, but was seal at Mazatlan.

aiding Gov. Hub; in restoring order and getting the civil government established on a saiasiaciory uacu-u An agent of General Corona arrived here by the Montana, on business connected with liia Sandwich Islands. The Honolulu papers up to latest dates re ceived, May give the following The news is not important. Accounts from the volcano of Mauna Loa state that the cra-i atill dormant and no smoke or fire could be seen about it, Oocaoiouui shocks of earthquakes are felt in the districts next the volcano, and steam is seen rising from the sea 15 miles from the coast, indicating that the action of the volcano is not entirely over. The proposed subsidy to the California steam line was still a question of lively inter est to the Islanders, and was expected to be decided favorably by a small majority, though the issue was douDtiui.

The license to sell opium lor a year ex clusive monopoly was sold this year to Ah Fong and Ah Chuch for $10,000. The Advertiser says that the sales for the whole year past were only in gross. Considerable freshets had occurred at Ko tos, Ewa, and in the Hanalei and Tumahai Valleys. Much damage was cone, ana tne roads were in bad in consequence. Dersons are leaving the Islands, and the Advertiser compares the exodus of the people to the desertion of a sinking ship by tne rats.

The Frenoh expedition to the open Polar Sea is expected to arrive at Honolulu about tne is oi jM-iimi iovj. Suburban Intelligence. The Oakland papers of yesterday give the following Jitveniis. The report of the School rnaiia Marshal of Oakland shows: Nuni Kr of white children in the city, between fivA and fifteen rears of age boys, 511; irirls. 518; total, negro children, Indian children, 2.

Number of white cliU An nnriM- three Tears of age. 61)7; negro. Number ot ciuiaren Deiween nve ami fifteen years of age, who have attended public school at any time during the school year, 569. Number of children who have attend ed private schools at any time during tne o.r 313. Number of cLuldreii between live end fii'tee-i vears.

who have not attended hnni at anv time during the school year, 15)5. Number of Mongolian children under fifteen years of age, 6. Oakland Railroad Co. Tbe Directors of the Oakland iJailroad company neia a rev- in sr Una afternoon at Justice foggs omce. The enmnanv wish the property owners lnnv tha line of the road to take the re- maindnr of the stock not already taken.

If thA nmnnrtv owners do not see fit to do this then tho Directors will take the stock them selves. In view of ths advantages wmcii the construction of the railroad would con fer upon all who own property along the pro posed route, it seems mere ougnt difhcnltv in havine all the stock bought up. That it will be all taken, and that the work on the road will soon be commenced, is con fidently believed by all interested in its con struction. Takxno Soundings. The surveyors of the Water Front Company are at work on ths liar, at the mouth of ban Antonio Creek, ta-ung soundings whenever the weather per mits them.

This is preparatory to the works which the Company intend to make to uavo uie water now uirougn a narrow chan- vaj -i-lsioned. uov. 11 sight has commissioned the foUowinir: P. L. Khneff.

Dinwv tor Insane Asylum, vice R. B. Parker; William Olaskin, Director Insane Asylum, vice T. Paige; M. Kane, Director Insane Aylum, vice A.

J. Spencer; William fortius. Director ximaiio juiimu, vice ts. tlolden; A. Preston, Notary Public, Taolurune county vice self, term expired: Juma I Notary Publio, Tuolumne countv.

vice Whit- 1 atiduc, amtaor county, vice liaooock, term I expired; John M. Bailhache. Notarv Pnhlir. I Sonoma county, vice Darron, term expired: 1 Poland, Notary Public, Placer countv. vice self, term expired; W.

A. Johnson, a-uuiic, -r-a-sw- ouunty, vioe otor term expired; also, eommisaioned Gooree Bogers, as Onager and Weigher of Win and Xaquors, No Brains. The Yolo County Democrat is responsible for tho following A citizen of this town, who is something of a called the other morning at one of tho butcher-shops, on Main street, to purchase a few pounds 01 DeeL ioi nnaing tne cutcher at the shop, and being a little impatient at the delay occasioned Dy nis aoeenoe, ne instituted a search for him. He finally found the object of his search leaning leisurely against the bar in a neighboring saloon. Approaching tho negligent butcher, he asked him if he had any brains.

"No," said the butcher "I have just disposed of all I had." "I thought so," returned the wag, or you would have been in your shop attending to business." Decxased. The Sacramento Bee says: Captain T. L. Koberts, formerly Deputy Clerk dnrinar tho term of Jerome Madden aa very has all County Clerk of Sacramento county, died at Santa Te on the 26th February last, after a week's illness. CapU Roberts organized tha W-shino-tnn Rifles in this citv in 1861.

the of first company raised here on the outbreak of a in the 708 for all the JLA of tne iu for be California, Oregon and Mexico 3. S. Coa Steamships, THg BTEA MH HTfrb of the Pali. for-orja and Mexico Steam, ship Company will leave aa foi- waionr-u routes i rtr sania ui juouiet-ejr, San Sara Emu ii Ubiino, TSOK FO-JBOM STREET WHARF August 6 August 8 August 15 August 19 August 33 August 39 WEDNESDAYS' leaving at o'clock A. M.

On 8ATTBDAT3 leaving at 11 o'clock A. M. ORI-QA, for Santa Barbara, Sam Pedre, rtsta meim I-audlug. aad San Diego, 1-oavlng- at IO e'clecJ. A.

M. FROM FOLBOM STREET WHARF. Baa Fran Baa 8aa EUnta 1868. dsco. Diego.

Pedro. Barbar Junw 4 8 10 June 18 30 31 37 July 1 3 July 8 13 lf 14 July 31 35 2 For Mendocino City, Eureka (Humboldt Bay), Trinidad, Crescent City, Coos Bay, and Umpqua liiver. DEL NORTE, LEAVING AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. EL "On the 90th of each month the steamer extend her trip to Coos Bay and Umpqua River. ACGC8T.

ArersT. so SEPTEMBERS HOLLADAT A REN HAM, apa-tf Agents. For Mazatlan, Guaymas La Paz. ant TorcmNa at cape bt lccas fob SENGERS ONLY. fTTHE CALIFORNIA.

ORE-JL gun and Mexico Steamship Company's Steamship PORTER. WILL LEAVE FOR THE ABOVE PORTS, Front Folsona Street Wharf; Saturday June HO AT 10 O'CLOCK. A. M. No cargo received after the 18th Inst, without clearance from the Custom House and Mexican Consul.

HOLLADAT a BRENHAM, jel3-td Agents. NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP OOMPANT. OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK, VIA XmA2JkJSZJL On tho 5th and SOth of Every Mouth. THE NORTH AMERICAN S.S.OO. will dispatch the Fast ew bteamer NEVADA, B.

KEXLY. -Commander FROM SIISSIO-T STBET WEABF. 3.000 Tons, Tor Panama, AT 1 O'CLOCK. KOON. gATURBAV JlTNli Oonnectlng; via Panama Rsllroed.

at aspinwali With tho Uompany a spienaia sreamsnip GUIDING HTAIt, TO IV 8, FOR NEW YORK. One benored rjounds of baeirsce free. Aa ex perienced Burgeon oa boerd; medicine aad at tendance rree. All steamers of this Company will hereafter touch at Manaanillo each way. Freight and peo-aase at reduced rates.

Paseage Tickets to and from UverpociL Queens-town, Hamburg, RotterJ-jn ABtwerp. Oopeti he-gen. Chrietiana.and Oottenborg. by tbeUverpool and Oreat Western B. n.

uompany bmucs and elegant iron steamships, at unusually low rates, r-Passage from Bremen, Hamburg, Southampton, and Havre by nrst-claes steamers of the North German Lloyds at very low rates. -TIRST CABIN PASSENOEBd BERTHED THROUGH. UT For further Information, apply to W. RAYMOND, Agent, H. W.

corner Battery and Pine streets. JeS-td Cp stairs. San Framoieco. Paclflo nail Steamship Company's Steamships fcr HEW YORK, JAPAN CHINA WLU be Dlapatrhed ae Fsllsvni i.r-AVE WRAKF CORNER OF yVm-' First and Brannaa treeta. at 11 i.Vl-l"?' o'clock A.

of the loiiowing dates, for PANAMA, wmnectira. via Panama Railroad with one oftbe Compery-s splendid steamers from A-UfUTrTAI-L foe at YORK. On the6tn, lfttla, Ssd and SOtn of every mtemer leaving Ban Franclsoo on the tb and 2d touch at All touch at Aca- PLeparture of the Cth connects with English steamer for Australia. Departure of the 14th Is erpected to connect with tbe French Trana-Atlantio Co." Steamer for 8t. Naiaire, and English wesmerfor South America.

Thronh ticket can be obtained. Departure of the 14th is expected to connect With tho English stesaner for Southampton. South America and P. B. K.

Co. 'a steamer for Central Through tickets can oeotnaus-u. STEAMERS FOR JOE, 1868. The following steamships will bo dispatched on dates given below Juno 33 OOLDAN AOS. Cart JL worth, connecting with BISINt STAB, Captain JuneSO RACRAMTTVTO, Oapt, W.

H. Parker, connecting with AJUZONA, Capt. Maury. Passengers berthed through. Baggage chocked through 100 pounds allowed each adult.

AuTxperle-wed Sargeon oa board. Medicine aad atte-xlance free. These steamers will posiUvely safl at odtock. Passting rs are requested to have their baggage on board before 10 o'clock. Through tickets to IJverpool.

by Inman and National teem ship Lioea, cea beob. i.i.i ti. a a. office in Sen Tn. deoo, where may also be obtained ot-a.

fP -age from Liverpool orrutbampfjn tofern Frao-cXeco, either via New York or St. Thomas if de. ia to 4 -0 will be advanced with the above orders. Holders of frnwill be required to Identify themselves to tho AgenU in War atercnanmse ana 1 r-i-. and Way Porta, apply to Msssrs.

weus, -The steamahlp OOLCKADO. Captain E-W. Smith, will be diirpatcbed June 3d. at noon. from Wharf corner of nrst TT' rni miui -t nnNitEOHG.

cc-uaecting si Yokahama with tho steamship COSTA MICA, for tor and all other bdormatioa, apply to e-. w.n ttu-iitT oAce. corner of 11 1 11 1 a wjdwiiortT streets. a-hiatf OLIVER ELDR1DUE. A Remedy that never falls I A cer tain, safe and Fpeedy cure for Special Diseaees, Is the only remedy that can be relied on for the certain, safe aad speedy cure Special reaees.

Medicine is pecnooary wnea tnis sad pereona wno ror moawn. snflered from tneee s-bbbb. things in vain, can eahwilste opon Speedy aad Permanent Cur by too pro i v. 1MilV- CACTION None genuine without the written signature of RICORD on the wrapper. tneBaaae--INJECTION RICORD.

PARIS, blown lathe glses Of the bottles, with, cap of similar mscriK Wholesale Agents Han Frsacteco, L1 1. rv. Tta n-CfflSSB. Corner Dupont and Washington For sale by all aro-nztsta. n.

JeS-lm ARCADE, OYSTER SALOON AND jsn Chop House. Seeoad street, be- AT Jt 4 EL next door to the Sa fVr.r.-. iftARa OYSTER etc. Agency of Winant Jt Co, oyser as-b-i. Bi-1 eTcJ-aale.

Families Mpplnd Orders doUvered to any part of the city. mr House opea aa a no. mv wwii a IMS Cisco. Obispo tey. Oraa, one 10 11 ti Jane 13 18 IS 17 17 Jane-, 30 21 21 June 94 35 35 Jnne 37 90 SO 11 Jury 4 5 July 8 9 July 11 14 114 15 15 Jnly 18 19 If July.

SQ 3J JulT 35 33 38 39 29 August I 33 11 11 13 13 I IS 18 35 35 34 3 SO 30 SO jcrvr. JCLY SO PRIVATE QUICK CUflTS AND K0DEBATE CHASQE5. DR. VV. KTrhrirRTY'S Private Medical and Surgical Institute, Harramonto street, below Montgomery, opposite Pacific MaO Steamship Compaay'S onee.

Prtrata antraoeeea Lr-deJorf street nabhehe expr ly to aflbtd the ACIct4 ftocaa mm pontine HMiieal AM ra the treatnwat aed one ef all Privets aad Chreele Ti i mil O-eaof Becrecy. and ell Sexeal DWderaT "To the Afflicted. JSaSESS?" thwr-troe-eaad woo'd a1- MwtirBTty to remind thmUt be eoBdnoea to const- hi. .1 Chrooio Diseaees ta Ki-- (W eed ill Private Xnacaeva, vtsr i- stages Seminal Weakne-a, 1 tb. borr.

oouewio-erea of 6etf-AKnae; O-orrbne. 'l it. gik'teres, Nocturnal and Dianuai "ibMimia. 1 r-Mirt-r tim of the Bladder and Kidneys, aj be bom that haytoeft experfaoce aad svcceaafol wartfe will eoatiaoe to insure him a share of peblie rooage. By his practice of many years in Euro pe aad the Uaited Btatea, be ta eneNad to apply the most efficient and eoeoaasful iiimiImo Twt of all kinda.

Er bm as Bncarr, csanM moderate, treat his peieata ra a Correct end boon. able way, and has references of a-Hroastxamble veracity from mea of kaowa respectability aad high standing te socfety. All rarcfes consolting him, bv letterorothei wfil receive the best aad gunllsst it; ana implicit 1 fesas-e is tremble, or aifiietad with disease aa weakness of the beck and lira be. paia ta tne neaa cutanea Ft oas or maacuiar pooer. palpitadoo of the bean, irritability, mr-vuno-.

extreme erraary difcut-tea. doraag-eaeBt of digest, rre faDeoees. general urlxlity, vaginitis. all dieaaeas of the womb, all other diseases pernber to femalca, she should go or write at cute 10 tne ceieoratea tooeie aoctor, w. K.

Doberty. at bis Mottcol Iawtittito. end coasnlt him ebost bar troubles and diaeeae The Doctor is eflecting more cures than any other phyeicia-i ta the Mate of California, Let no falae delicacy preveet yoa, bat apply tmaaecliatFly and save yourself frum painful suffering and premature death. All Married ladies, wboes delicate beaita or otner cUcumetaa. cea prevent aa tncieaea la their families, should write or cell at ur.

moerty-s aieaice. inen. tate, and they will receive every possible relief and help. The Doctor's oAVes are so arraacwl that be can consulted without fear of obetcvatioa. To Coi lesueudenta.

Patients (male or frmeie) reBtdiug la any part ef the State, however distant, who may desire the oplaioaaDd ad vice of Dr. Doberty in their respect. ive Caere, ana vrao icma pi oust to mmn einsea statement of such. In preference to boMing a perap. tntervln are nepertTnuy aasimi tnel tbevr commanicat-oos will be bM most mcrnd aad ceo- Bdvetial.

If tbe ease be falir and eaadldlT deecilbeS persn-ud evmmunioatkia will be nmresaary. as u-rtror'-oaa fcr diet, regiosen. aad tbe general treatxptot ot the case itelf (mcludingtbe remediea), will be fbrsnaiiVwl withoot delay, aad ta each manner aa to convey no Idea of tbe puipmt of the tetter or parcel so transmitted. Consctvarioe (by letter othereisr) Faaa Permanent cure g-nsranteed. or bo pay.

Address K. DOUEKTT.M. ha rimncisco, OsX. permaterrbesa. DR.

DOHERTV has last pshbsbed aa taupottant pamphlet em bod ring bis owe views and expsrieares ta rvtrJoa to Impotence or Virility; being aahoit titstiss oa 8rra-atorrbo- or ftemlaal ssaiss. Nervooe and Physical Dubility con seq neat oa tbu ABwtiro.snd other Du'uilot the 8rxaal Orgua. This little work ronteins taforaaatfca. of the utmest value to all, wbetber married or single, aad will be sent F-Uta by Bail oa receipt of Mix Cmrss ta postage stamp St retnra postage. Addraa W.

K. DOUKKTT, M. se-8Atf See vbcto. Cel. JACOB SCHREIBER, llanBfactnrer and Dealer in FURNITURE AND BEDDING Nos.

121 and 123 Sansome St, BET. PIXK AND BCSH. BEGS TO INFORM. THE FfBLlO that ho inanufactures Fuller's Patent Spring Beds, Which received the highest premiums at the last and Mechanics' Fairs, which can. ttot be eurpaesed for Elastictty.

Durability. Adaptability, and above all for Chearmesa. also calls attention to his Imtnt-ase stock of Pulu, Curled Hair. Me-as. Taw.

E-cel-BlorTwtuo, prtnffor FVtrnlturo, Tlr-klufr. tveUbtay. Uesssres-thert ef every wallty, All of which he Imports direct. st at tbe bum anooersAe pricee. ecMi which be invitee the public to ceil and inspect.

lVd Furnishing doae cheap, and la the best style, AT THE OLD PLACE, 131 133 HANHOME8T. aVTbe public will please take 'notice that have Be branch store on Market street. ap34-axB JACOB bCHREIBEB. BLAKE, ROBBINS Sueceweoro te tho late flr Jis MofHt and Chas. P.

te IMPORTERS AND i v. BOOK. NEWS. WRTT1.VU KE1FS, WRTT1.VU PINO PAt'l TsAPEB BAOS. 8TBA A Board.

Black and SIS bACR-tMANiO and bTRKKTK, Hen Fraociero. With increased fsciluie ell Bond at lower rakt rrepectfully solicit a coo beretofote exteBded so lib i. t. rRvcm Bl ARK, JaME9 artifKIT, o. CHAS F.

rW-BBIVS, i tM w. 1 dw E. New York, mylsdf B. Ixrgv-u-, Ts-to. Boos-b.

B.LErt..T.H&CO. L-lrert Import a lion front Europe. VTOW LASITNC. ASDTO ARTVE. FBEVCH.

It Oerman. end English Draw Medicines, Chemical. Pbarmacentical Preparation, Essential OtK Mineral eaters: felt-re. Verb's, rrled-rrchabeiler and Pullna Water: tienuine Farina Coluarne Waters Labia's. Pinaud'a and Rieard'e I-Tencb rWumertes; Irasaetra Hair aad Tooth Bruanes, and a general niliiient of Prnggists' aundriee.

mr All these teoods. fseieetea oy air. in person.) are offered to tbe trade at a small ad vance of cost ef importation. Wholesale ana BrtaU. Family Medicine and ynycisur yreeenp- tions diipened with tne greatest car aaa tion, at very moderate price.

B. LEFETBE cV DrwLgtts, Corner Dupont and Waahingtoa streeU. Saa jed rranciBco. BOSTON FURNITURE CO. ASSOCIATION OP PRACTICAL WORE-tEN.

NotblBS nut Strictly Custosn Work Wholesale and Retail. I SUIT. H. LrcitStSGER, alanager. apl8.2p No.

Market street. 1MPOBTA TO uooarsa nOTK.I, HOlsE hfcEPEKS. NEW BEDDINQ FURNITURE ESTABLI3HMET. Vi, ti a lHKc.r (South side, bet. Third and Frth, BAN FRANCISCO.

Vral.J. aaa A-es-er. Importers, BeoVimg Material or rum. Bediiniti m.uu,acturere of a leecription. FietKsry PY-frlor ourability.

rung "if .7 liore purcba-iBg elsewhere. Hire ee Reds renovated wita vne sw kmd of Bedoing M- cpr. mprovemen. kt abort notice. --w (Late at rVhrioeri K.

HEN FY, B.HENEY.JB. a etreeu 1 KNORP ldU Mission and Howard. iT-Tl wbol-i aaa retail, at tha lowest cash prtces, 3EDDINC ofSVERY KIND, ead ZiOeusges of Spring Beds. Vattreese. Repe-r- inx doe tbe rt W'U James Irwin's and s.uucn Hasan, am Splenes- Verchant' Eachaag.

rei, a new foal Bis I-r. Lrwm h- mct aad la his etan.isniu-" -rati Sit U-aoh Boom, oa tb hW Tors mT-Sp JLKRX VON BABQU. onuiiiA c. villi BARGENj Importers and Dealers In WINES, BRANDIES And all kinds of Foreign and Domestic Principal Depot of Alex, von Hum bold' Celebrated StoaaC ach Hitters, Southeast corner of California and Front streets ap28 SAN FBASCI8CO. Auction, Livery and Sale Stable, 121 Sutter sti-Mt, between Slant- SToanorjr and Keara y.

MOHK Proprietor. COTTON 8AIES TUESDAY ACT Tt-CRSDAY. at 10 o'clock Horses, Buggies and Harness bought' sold oa commiawlon. Liberal advances made on the same, without interest. Also, alwavs kmc on hand some ra-v flee HORSES AND BLGOLE-j, aad fine SADDLE HORSES to let.

FOB SALE On hand, one Terr fine nair of Horses, suitable for a doctor or private family; some Draught Horses and Moles, suitable all purposes. myia tx ulusiwiuc, Agent. FaAjrx D. Bvuocx, Late with J. K.

Mead A Co. JOECS lb JOXXS, Late with 3. JL Mead Co. BULLOCK JONES, IMPOBTE-13 OF GENTS' FURrnSHUVG GOODS, CASSLMK-IKS, VKSTTXCS, 431 MeiAtgomery Street. fei E2 I -A.

XL 5T CLOTHING TO ORDER. "toyl A GREAT INDUCEMENT OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. CO8EO.rKNCE OF MR. 8. BERN.

BTETN retiring from busineas and departure Europe, I offer to my customers and the rrab- generally my Immense stock of Foreign and Domestic I I Begardleas of coat, consisting in part of the fol- 1 lowing: Bonner's and Bishop's Black Silks. Also, Brocho Shawls. All Shade In Colored Silks. Poplins, Empress) Cloth, French Merinos, Black and Colored Alpaccaa. latest style DRESS GOODS, for Suits.

French, English and American PRINTS. Large lot of English and French HOSE. FRENCH CORSETS, from 31 to ft, worth 12 60 to $7. Irish Linens, Table Damasks, Marseilles Quilts, Towels, Blankets, Flannels. SHEETING, in an widths.

4-4 Bleached SHIRT. INGS, of the following well known brands: New York Miils, Wamsutta, White Bock, Masonville, Tonsdale, etc All that I ask is a call, feeling satisfied that I make it worth your while, as I nave fully arranged to leave tbe business, and this is no humbug. Bemember, tL BERNSTFTV. Ko. 1008 Stockton street.

Second Dry Goods Store from Washington. Je9-3m FRANK. V. SCUDDER, NOTARY PU11L.IC, 631 Merchant st near the City Hall. Affidavits, Leases, Declarations of Homestead, Conveyances, and all kinds of Documents, carefully drawn.

The patronage of his friends is lespectfuUy solicited. Jei TVR. MAXWELL AND DR. LKTTER- LF MAN have entered into partnership. Offices southwest corner of Butter and Kearny streets.

ir. ua-LL. office Hours From 9 to 10 and from ltoSr.a. r. LISTTmM.s a offlee bonra From IS to A.

end l-M aisiv.ii. lr Maxwell and Dr. Letterman reside in the building. Je3-laa Public Pound Notico. Vule BE SOLD AT PUBLIO AUCTION, previously redeemed, on FRIDAY lethday of Jane.

1868, at Vi o'clock, noon, the Public Pound, on Jackson street, between Van Kess Avenue and Franklin street: One Gray Horse, branded U. 8. on left shoulder, and Spanish brand on left hip. One Bed Cow, branded on right hip. JOHN SHOBT.

Ja jell-Tt Poo wit Keerwr. HOSPITAL ITOICIircg. CLERK'S OFFICE, HOAHD OF SUPERVISORS, San ran cisco. June 1ft, 1S6S. In accordance with KeaolaOoa No.

8410 of the Board of Supervisors, seeled propo-ala will be received anul MONDAY, the "J2A inst, for supplying Drugs and Medicines for the City aed County Hospital Cor one year, from Jnly 1, 1868, to Jane Sk i860. The article fuinlahed are to bs Of the beat quality, and to be delivered at the Hospital, from tisae time, upon tbe requisition of the Apotbecnry, and to be subject to toe approval of the Uospitrd Committee and or tbe po, ary. Printed schedules eontainiag list of supplies required, with statement ot quantities furnished ceding year and otner particular, wm rurnii-ea biddets oa application to this oCBce. HOTICE-'Bidders will estimate for such articles specified in the schedule la tbe deoomlnetioB indt ceted respectlvaly, and with the BndeotandiPK tbat any ot tbe articles to be faratbed may be taken ib more or km quantities, as called for by requisitions the Arotbecerv. The board navrves the right to reject any or all bids as the public good may reqnire.

Ne bids will be received nicer jobs set ises, at four o'clock, r. at. jelft at wu. a. kl mers.

OF INTKNTION, bO. SM7. aeeolved, Tbst It is tbe Inteotioa of this Boerd to order the olio wins Street Work, via That aidewalks be constructed on Commercial treat, from Drnmm to East street, where not already constructed, and that the aidewaiks Uiereoa be reconstructed where accessary. That ssnsome street, from Lomberd to Greenwich street, be graded. Tbat Santome street, from Greenwich to Filbert street, be graded.

Tbat the crossing of Sansome and Greenwich streets, be graded. Tbat -acrsmento street, from Msaon to Taylor be irraded. Tbat cesspools and cnWerta be conatrurt'd at tbe angular corners of Kearny and Commercial streets. Tbat the crossing of deary and l.roderlck streets be B-acadami-ed, and tbat the same be curbed with tedwood curbs Tbat the crossing of Turk and Fillmors streets be trraded- Tbat ths erossioc of Tark and Fillmors streets be mkca-amised, (except that portion required by law to be kept la order by the Central Railroad Company.) and tbat the same be curbed with redwood curb. Tbat a redwood sewer, with man bole and cover, be constructed in Potter street, from Market to Mission vtreet.

That Guerrero street, from nineteenth to Twentieth street, be graded. That sidewalks be constructed oa Leavenworth street, from Sacramento to Clay street, wber not already constructed, end that tbe aidewalks tbereoa be reconstructed where nceeeaary. That Rroadway street, from folk street to Van Ves A'enoe, be macadamised, aad curbed with red wood curbs. That the crossing of Clay street aad Vaa Hess Avenue be macaUs-uixed, and curbed with redwood curb. That Vaa Ness A vacua, from Clay to Steersmen to street, be macadamised, aad curbed with redwood curb.

That Clay stieet. from Van Nses A wane to Freek-11b straei, Le trscedamised, aad curbed with redwood curb That 8 oU street from Fultoa to McAllister street. be neaea. That the In of Scott aad Foltoa streets be aded. That sidewalks be constructed oa Felt street, from Lsgnaa to Buchanan stieet.

Tht Tyler street, from Scott to Devisedero street, be arad-d. That Tjlet street, from Scott to Devisedero street, be macedsisised. aad curbed with redwood curbs. Tbat Drvisadero street, from Tark to Tyler street, be graded. That Devteadero street, from Turk to Tyler street, be maeadamtsed.

and curbed with tedwood curbs. That the crossing of Tyler and Devisedero streets bTd'd -r---t- file their objection la writing, Ib tbe office of the Clerk ef the Board of supervisors, wr-hiatsa days after the Bret papnesw- -fttase oe eekl streets is reprassatsd, oa what Boerdof PnperviecT, Saa laslsco, Job 15, iass. Adopted by the foUowtng vota it iT-aCperviean Harrold, Flaherty. Cole Ash. bury, Sbstrock, Ctaytoa.Oavs-lier, Bnrader, suaaa, Oanavaa.

Staayan. JelT 104 j.tu. a. EVOLUTION Na BesrJvad that the aealth Officer be aad is hereby authorised to appolat a Health Inspector for on moath, at a salary of on haadred aad fifty or. Ia Board ox rapsrvsjurs, amm -e.

1868 Adopted by the following votes Hniiers-tors Harrold. Flaherty. Col, Ash- bury, Shattack. Clayton, I Cavaaaa, Staayaa. islS Bt WAV.

a. aunoaiiit vesre. I -ec-WW-v----, I UIW Mi. a 1 ih i. i 1 is i 1 nesan so we imei a insii ww I 'r" tw v.

fua-in ezosDseai mmm oner 1- SwTi a' will T. J. hae upon dressing him the following articles were found in his crop a collection so strange that only those who saw it could believe it to have been found where it was: One gold sleeve button, about three inches of a small, lady's guard chain, a three cent piece, four dog tags, a large pearl coat button, a small tea bell (handle broken off), two door knobs, a curry comb, the hook of log chain, a large dumb bell, the tire off the hind wheel of a buggy, and a few reticles ef trifling value. Mr. Silfax and family considered the finding of these articles, such a depository, a matter so curious that they meationed it to the family living next door, from whom we bad the above particulars.

SPECIAL. JVOTICES. A OlIS, BTJILDEB8' INSXTBANOE COM PAST NOTICE. The recently enacted Insurance Laws will not prevent the BCTLDERS' ISSUKAKCE COM-PAKT from proceeding with their business as THOMAS MOO-TET. President.

California Ban Francisco, March 33, 1868. apl sy At a regular meeting ef tbe Dem ocratic Club of the Eleventh Ward. (Second Pre-einct,) the following named gentlemen were appointed a Finance Committee, with authority to collect subscriptions to defray the expenses of Club during the Presidential campaign Messrs. J. D.

Power, James Barrett, Thomas Keating, J. F. Brady and John Couch. By order of the Club. ROBERT HOWE, President.

Faaitc O'dointOB, Secretary. Je3-lm O'BRIEN WARD, Corner of Montgomery and Clay BAN FRANCISCO. Hotels, Private Families and employers of every description, promptly supplied with the very best Male and Female help, without trouble or ez pense. WM. M.

III1XH fc CO.8 (Successors to Chas. S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Kearny Street, Opposite Plai mys-tr ELECTION NOTICE. House Carpenters Eight-Hour League, No. 1.

On THURSDAY, the 18th of June, 1868, an election will be held at Dashaway Hall, between the hours of 5 and 9 o'clock, v. ic, the choice of fBcers of the League and Delegates to the Mechanics' State OounciL J. R. BATCHELDER, President. John M.

Botd, Secretary. Je9-td Democrats, Attention! jr- The Democratic Cluh of the Second Precinct of the Tenth Ward will meet at James Hall, corner of Fifth and Shipley streets, NEXT THURSDAY EVENING, June 18th, at 8 o'clock, sharp, for the discussion of Important questions and transaction of business, in which Democrats feeling an interest In the result of approaching Presidential Campaign, are cordially invited to take a part. Popular and eloquent speakers will address the Club. W. P.

MOFFAT, President. James C. Bbowhx, Secretary. Je6-S-M-W-Th WANTS. TTALF INTEREST IN A FLOURING MUX for Sale Capacity of 100 barrels a day: one the finest working mills in the state; S3, 000 required.

Apply to jei7-3t a. whaT-LAN, ai3 Aiontg-y at. TTALF INTEREST IN THE WOOD AND 111 Coal Business for Sale Horses, carts, stock. long lease; one of tbe best retail yards in city. 1UU particulars or jel i-at a.

whitman, sis axontg-y ax. HOTEL FOR SALE THE BEST SECOND class house in the city; $3,000 to (3,000. cash down required, balance on long time. Apply to J617-3t F. WHITMAN, T13 MTntg St.

ATO Oi'liB WiSTFU VllR OKR C5 AtJ 1 jeer, vn Imndfd property Loa Angeles county; 2.8A4 acres, all fine Land cultivation; perfect title; fair interest will paid. See owner at office of jeltKit o. r. -ii-A, Pia aaontgy a. 1V1.RY BUSINESS FOR SALE half interest in one of the largest and most profitable stables in the city; the stock, situation and fixtures are the best; 15 year's lease and low rent.

Apply to jeia-3t r. niiaiAii, 010 aaontgoy av. EJOB SALE HOTEL AND TWENTY tr acres of land in Napa county; large house, furnished throughout; does a good business; for sale on easy terms, or ran particulars apply to )elS-3t o. r. win xnrector.

TO PRINTERS AND SEALED AND ENDORSED PBO-posals for Books, Blanks and Stationery for1 the Custom House at San Francisco, California, will he received at this offlce, until 13 o'clock June 30, 1868, for supplying the Custom H'xise for one year from the first of July, 1868: Blank Books for Records, Entries, Abstracts, etc Printed Books for Bonds, etc. Printed Blanks for Enrollments, licenses. Be ports, Permits, Accounts, etc Stationery, Pens, Ink, Paper, Pencils, etc The whole, probably, not to exceed $10,000. liberty is reserved to accept such proposals for the whole or any portion of the articles therein named. It is also to be understood that all such articles as may be required, and which are not expressly mentioned in tbe Schedules, shall be furnished by the contractors at the usual market prices, or may, at the option of the Collector, be purchased in open market.

Schedules of articles and estimated quantities. with specimens and other required particulars, furnished on application to this office. Bonds, with satisfactory security, will be re quired for the faithful performance of the con. tract. Bids to be made at coin rates.

San Francisco, Jane 13, 1868. TSO. F. MILLER jel3 td-Tu-Th-8 Collector of Custon A. SIMPSON'S EXTRA QUALITY BAY RUM, Infinitely superior to amy otner brand in the market.

Every bottle will be found uniformly pure and fragrant. The cool and aromatic perfume it imparts to the atmosphere of ths boudoir, renders it not only invaluable as a disin fee Live in sickness, but positively indis pensable to the toilet of every cleanly person during the warm weather. As a security asainst disappointment, ask for SIMPSON BAT BUM." Take no other, and ror a test ot its gao. uiness, observe the handsomely engraved labo and the importers nams blown in tne not torn of the bottle. Sold everywhere, at 75 cents a OUTSIDE LANDS.

Notice to all Persona tutereeteo. THIS COMMTTTKE OV OCT8IDK Lends will hold open meetingt 1 en THURS DAY and FRIDAY next, una w-from 1 till o'clock, r. at the offlce of ths Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, when they will hear all persons who shall have filed Peti tions or Objections prior to ih iu kiting to the Reservations made by them for public purposes, as dnlinnated on the Map. u. x.

Chairman of Committee. San Franciaco, June 16, I860. jel6-t NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SKA LED PROPOSALS WILL, BK received at the Offlce of the Superintendent of Publio Schools. No HalL until 8ATCKDAT, o'clock, r.

for alterations nection with the following Lcuza. viz: Houta CMsmopoutaa. Poll eto. Union. Plana and snecifloatioBS to be seea at the offlce of William Craine, Architect, Waab.

in ton street. ach bid must be sceompanied with a bond, in the su-n of $-00, that the bidder will accept the contract, should it be awarded to him. The Board reserves tbe right to reject any aad all bids, aa the public good may require. JAMES A. KOaEBS.

K. H. COS, Committee on School Houses and Sites. Jeis-St Dan'l T. Sullivan, ATTORNEY JkTV LAW, No.

409 CaUfemla Street, Opposite ths Bank of C--fcua, 8at Fraztc-soe JeUAni No. W. A -AA. and also, for for lio will A. II the at to of XWIM, -J V.

I a.v. 4 ruouo oeuoot npt of iota rceat SO cent, centi i In tj. my2j 1868 takes Iinir. kai ItdlM, 816-M coT 10,000 let. rs of cial and or such may be for par.

ad local in an; la conn-in Fran-received lar-proof payable current irgei ef reprint- DAVi? iarp, son, Lhet, age, Ming, vley, ana, Dermot, mmings, 7-t-2p i i juts, Clay, eln-lm ICE, kir, 3SES. air 7B, ETC rfty i- Lno dirt. perfectly lalled a. etc pent, SGI900. icicT AND s.

Donft 100. TICE. edprevi' Llroad Co vmPBJ' -itbutU Secret1' .1868. ateo I foUo To7cl CO. CAB roPi a time it was thought ho was not seriously I term expired; Charles DeWolf, Notary Pub-injured, but inflammation of the brain set I lie, San Diego county; L.

McLaine, Notary In this city, June 12, to the wife of Michael Brennan, a daughter. In this city, June 17, to the wife of S. P. Hold, n. a daughter.

Medical, Appointment. By virtue of power invested in the Health Officer by 'the Board MARRIED. Health, Dr. Da vies has been appointed Special Medical Inspector. in, trom which ne expired at aooui nine o'cloc this morninsr.

Deceased was a native of thv to of New York, where bis parents now rea-de. He was a single man and aged twenty-six years. Lxrorxatiom Wanted. The Sacramento Bee says Charles H. Furness came to California in 1849, and his relatives are anxious of to hear of him.

If livintr. he is about 50 years of ago, five feet eight inches high, light complexion, blue eves, and had in 1849 light curly hair. When last heard from ho was in bacramento. Joel w. of (Jharies City, Floyd county, Iowa, will be thankful for, and if needs be, will cheerfully reward, any information that may be sent him as to bis whereabouts if living, or as to tha facts if dead.

Chops is Sonoma. The Santa Rosa Dem In this city, June 18, by Bev. O. P. Fitzgerald, Marcus D.

Goshen to Mary Ida Stocker, both of Marin county. In this city, by by the Rev. L. H. Willey, Geo.

M. Blake to Lizzie, daughter of I. B. Lyle, of this city. In this city, June 17.

by the Rev. Dr. Eells, ohn a Olmstesd to Millie Nickox. I Aixeoed Victtmieino. It is reported that a man named Fuller has succeeded In defrauding certain mercantile men of this city, to the snug amount of $35,000, and left for China.

Stealing Pttmps. Last evening, officer Gas- x.v -m- I 1 uuuwh w-w. I and mo vesre. he- 1 tried mil otner DIED. ocrat says We learn that the wheat crop in the upper end of the county around Geyser- kin overhauled a youngster named John Cornell, who had in his possession two large new pumps.

The Pbxtentivx. The Health Officer and his assistants are now vaccinating over 60 persons daily. Anotheb Case. The Harbor Polios reported a case of small-pox to the Health Officer yes eity, June 17, Louis Grellet Martin, of tne nrm of ciauohe Martin, a native of France, aged 32 years. In this city June Agnes, youngest daughter 21 days! Mlrl Masson, aged 6 months and Ville, is aDOve uie average, ana aomg welL The hay crop is larger than it I been for many years.

This is tha case over the county. Pnr.r.mo.The Tulare Times has I eai The Sacramento Bee says Aaron ihompgon who, while crossing the railroad embankment at Brie-htnn nn wnar i. terday. iNscar-i. It Is stated that ths Builders' been In- ahnwn an arrole tree limb, about ten inches Company have insured a field of wheat, long, containing seventy-one perfectly of n.rom hm in consequence gurnce of his horses and severely in- rT Jured oa the head, died 1 111 AUm Alameda formed, thniry loo-oug apvteo.

the size of a hen egg. county, against fire. of 4, Up. We notice that three sides of the chanics' Fair building are already up, and etary Irishman, 87 years p.member of Ea" Lodg No, Anotheb ion Me Incorporation. In thi of State yesterday article! the First Methodist Chur were filed.

The Trustee B. Praia, and S. B. Dun tho rebellion. Tha company took the field earlv and mada a good record.

Tha father the floor laid. Wilx Be Oct. The Meohanio' Stat Council will join in the Fourth of July celebration. rairie plott, in ia ww vftijer union wWl" Bdical paper in that town. is a respected ciuasn of this city,.