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and vegetable land in the State. 1 CGUIITY. captism. four teachers receiving, respectively, $60. $60.

$70 and 8120 per month. LISTS CF LETTERS. Following are the letters remaining in the Land is rated at $50 to $300 per 3 r-" we- For Sale and To Ik. The number of census children is acre. Synopsis ef tae Serrjoesj at tie Natural and Sclentio Evolution WADKS i OPEBA Oakland and West Oakland and Postofflees.

March 6th, 1870. Pleas say "ad MOUNT EDEN Mrvtlo Prodnotlon. IIONDAY. 6, 1876 Its Resources and Industries. vertised:" A little village or thick settlement of thrifty 'half way XMoa street, between third and Fourth.

First Baptist Cnnrcn Jbast Night. The baptismal services at the First oajouuto list. Vff ..19 Cento per Week. Berved A morning cotemporary published Adams Catherine 841; average number in school, 220, Hayward is about the size of San Leandro, with about the same business interests. The population is a little less than and the business status is four hotels, four stores, three livery stables, two drugstores, two tin and stove stores, three saloons, two meat markets, two tailors, Bdemon I fee Mrs Paleekir not more than a thousand miles from the hall door of the Tbjjbunb office, asnsx.as Bni, Lanes airs Kjjmakb TJNDEVIATING SUCCESS Of Pea Piotnres ef Saa Leandre, Saa Payabl la Adraac, All Cases.

Kt Jae'ssei sa4 teatofoc'salTsBd from Hayward to Alvarado. Its location is It is a village of two stores, one hotel, two saloons, one blacksmith and wagon shop: Baptist corner Brush and Fourteenth streets, last night were Badger Thos Bartlett SK few days since, through its local rw tha-e 4mU U-att et atay sewer pwhllahMMl la A1m4 Cewaty. Financial Quotations. Following ar the rate ot gold and greenbacks up to r.H. to-day: and a fine publio school house with Te let, set Ixetedlac FIv lines, Inserted la til Colaata for Cents pe Week.

Banx i Bears Mrs i Benedict Mist A Lorensot Hyward, NilesWash ingtoa. Warm Springs Mission San Jose Alvarado, Mount Eden Centerrille, Pleasanton of a novel and Interesting character. The side rows of pews and gallery columns, hurled at an astounded world this item: mmsm- two departments has sprung up here, with nice farm houses all around. two blacksmith, and wagon shops. Boyd Miss Jane Notices' sasJUaf OTEB five" Uaes and iaot were filled with members of the A small smoking sturgeon fac Bradford Miss Between here and the bay are the three boot and shoe shops, two breweries, one bakery, one jeweler, one BrigsaWmH GOLD.

11-H GREENBACKS, 8 OKI thaa 10 lines, 60 CeaU per Week. tory is to be started in Benicia. In and Idremtore with their rounding. 88 large Union Pacific salt works, and also several large warehouses. Mill! Ing.

Kothlag laserUd tat fee thaa Cent. the raw state it is called AiDany beef." Brown SH Brown OA Carr Miss Carter Mr Cook A ear of Mrs Albridg Anderson A Baker Mr Baal Mr i BeelBE -Beard JohnL BoekinaMiasO Bradley OH Brigham Mr A Brown Miss 0 car of Brown Carter Card Miss Ciuim A Csvanangh Miss A-? Clements Mrs Or Clark Mrs Colndr Madame Col A If Cope ley Mrs a Corcoran Ed Cotter Nicholas Otonea Martha Oro ley John Cummlngs Fred Cnrran Mrs 8 CENTER VILLE About two centuries ago, Edith REAL ESTATE St HOUSE BROKERS church and visitors, and the two center rows of. pews were reserved for the accommodation of the Chinese clement, about 250 of, whom were present. The services opened with a prayer from Rev. B.

Mc-Lafferty, pastor of the church.which was followed by reading of a Cuatiol Bonham, of Wishford Magna, Wilt From the special correspondence of Dana C. Pearson, in the March number of the Resources of Cali SMITH A XATHES, AGENTS FOB THE PCB-chase and sale of Real Estate and Hooeet to maimer, two undertakers, two physicians, one attorney, with three churches, pretty well attended and sustained. Hayward has a bright future as a suburban country town. Besides the other advantages indicated and alluded to, her climate is excellent, and invalids find it a good sanitarium. TO ADVERTISERS.

The "Tribai-eV Imperative Bates. The continual and increasing strain upon our advertising columns, eom- shire, England, gave birth to seven children at one pop. ent, vjeHe, Fargo Co. a building, Broadway, be- ray, be llw ciguin ana mom streets, uatiana. Is located three miles from Niles station, out in the valley, and has a very fine location.

The population is 250 or 300. It has a good school, employing two teachers at salaries of $50 and $100. There are two churches, two hotels, three stores, one liv fornia, we copy the following inter In 1655 a woman on the uyder REAL ESTATE BROKERS. MONET TO LOAN, Charles A Clements Miss a Olark Miss Coleman Oule Mrs Carr Mrs Contolene Mr Costle Jas Crane Mies Abbie Cnlhane Miss I Crellin Miss Ella otiKY AOU. 7w Zee "saw" this septupletic blun, and went seven better on the second heat pels us to establish one rate, -which K8TATE AGENT AND MONET BKO- it Week but On of th Grades DOUBLE BALLET TROUPE That Ever Visited this Coast.

518 EVENING, ass Tnrm. ruauus soncs. Will perionued th pleasing sad romantio Prama, tntiUed, "TEL LA," THE CHILD OF THE SAVANNA! Which will be prodncel tn style of ansae-passed Magnificence, with New Drosses, Scenery, Accessories, etc, eso. Telala, -Mis Allca Kingsbury I Poring the teee, WO HAaNJFKZHX IALLETSI SPANISH AND I5DIAK, NILES STATION having fourteen children at two JTta.boaf;ht and sold, and loans nrautlatrd tr most govern all. There will chapter from the New Testament by a Chinaman member of the First Baptist Church of Francisco.

The hymn," Jesus.lover of my soul," was then sung, alternate verses be nw births. be no deviation from this rule, after A Paris baker's wife gave birth to (riS.AKAi' JAT-L0K Carney Jerry Donavan Miss CnrtisEB Daly Bossass PyerChas MX warrdeiland. three children every year for seven consecutive years. Kills Mrs 2 ery stable, one tin and stove store, three wagon and smith shops, three shoe shops, one tailoress, three milliners, and two physicians. Alameda Lodge, 167, F.

A. is located here. Dr. L. G.

Yates, a profound naturalist, and quite a scientist and author, has resided here twelve years. The first ten years he had Emslie Mrs Everitt A Brussels woman naa inree cnu- ing sung by the Chinamen. Woo Choopthen delivered a long and eloquent prayer, which was followed by a fifteen-minute sermon, in the uus date (March 3d, ibyoj. Advertisements now in the paper will be continued as per contract 1 while they remain but upon with-drawal will be subject to these terms: tentjoetojean. of property aad iKSoT-Office, comer of Wanhlngtop and Eighth streetaT dren at a birth eight times in suc Psnery Miss Feilds i gw Faeld Is the junction of the San Jose branch with the C.

P. Railroad, eight miles beyond Hayward, on Alameda Creek, on the margin of the yalley. It maintains a small school; has one hotel, one store, a saloon, restaurant, and lodging-house. Here are good depot buildings and A. F.

Scott's grain warehouse with a storage capacity of 2000 tons. The Alameda Flour Mill runs two four-and-a-half -feet burrs and one three-feet burr. Its grinding capacity is 200 barrels per day; it has 150-horse water power and uses FUESIMLED HOUSES TO LET. garnered together a cabinet of min FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES to let in sS naita ef the cite WiaiDWiuiit. Arranged by M.

Zavistowski, engaging th ser- cession in nine years, ending with 1851 all girls. (We haven't heard from her since.) And still, Captain Marriott's flying machine don't have to be chained to a post like a parrot nor cooped in a case like a mocking bird. erals, shells, fossils, ethnological TAGQART, and Eighth street. tM racs. B- I 8.

i 2 sr 5 5 HOUSE OF BOOMS, MCELT FURNISH ED, large grounds, stablea, etc Apply to MIL- Kisch Mrs A Findly Mrs Nellie Fitzgerald Miss Fletcher Folley Freeman for Mrs Leonord Gaston Miss GageS Goron Lonis Uawley Miss Gill Jas Graham Wm ricea oi in perrect Terpalchoreaa resources of this vast establishment. MATINEE8: Erery Wednesday and Saturday AFTERNOON. Om 1 0011 80j- 00- B013 BO 8 esting facts relative to the wealth, population, resources and industries of the southern and eastern portion of Alameda county: SAN LEANDRO Is centrally located in Alameda valley eight miles from Oakland, on the C. P. R.

and was for many years the county seat of Alameda county. It is a pretty place, with nice, well-shaded streets and many fine cottages, but not a place of large business interests, being so near the great metropolis. It is in the center of the finest fruit section in the central valleys of California, being nearly equi-oistant from Oakland and Haywards, with Fruit Yale on one side and San Lorenzo on the other, four miles distant, both famed for their fruit interests. The soil, in this vicinity, is of the richest kind; and grains and vegetables, especially squashes, pumpkins and beets, yield enormously. There are some large manufacturing interests here and near town; the sloughs from the bay approach near enough to render transportation by water easy.

The removal of the seat of justice to Oakland had a paralyzing effect, for a short time, upon the business interests and improvements in San Lean-dro, but the town is steadily grow specimens, botanical specimens, specimens from the mountains and mounds of the valley, which he sold to the Wabash College, Indiana, for $5,000. He sent, in 1869, a large collection to the Smithsonian Institute; and has contributed largely to several cabinets in the East. He has 1 6Q OOja 803 805 60 13 CJiFLKMSHED TO LET- Iw Three Inches. A German chemist has obtained ferrocyanide of tetramethy lammon-ium by saturating ferrocyanic acid ,3 U0- 60,3 B06 O07 00 1 18 LLL Chinese tongue, by. a Unina brotn-er of the church.

The pastor then made a few appropriate remarks, and stated that during his travels in China he had met a Mrs. Rev. Knowlton, then a missionary in China, and was rejoiced to say that this good sister was not only a member of his Church, but was present. He requested her to make a few remarks, and Mrs. came forward and stated that she had been a missionary in China for fourteen years.

She spoke of China as being one of the oldest nations in the world, it being seven hundred years old when the Israelits left Egypt for the Promised Land. She expressed the turbine wheel; M. Ault is one of the proprietors, and superintendent. four Inches 50)8 00 4 606 008 O0 25 ANEW HOUSE OF 4 BOOMS, TO LET, on Kn pUo road, ttve w.lk 1 with tetramethy lammonium hy Ellis Geo Erstlne Miss Evens Mrs Falton Fenchler I Fisher or Mis Hurber Fisher Wm Fletcher Mrs for Mrs Mullen Fowler Mrs French Mr Gallagher Wm Gorbir Miss Gardiner Gilbert Glenon Mrs I Goehen Grsves Miss Green John Guintero Mrs Hall Mra Hall Mrs A Hamilton Hartmann Hart John Harwood Hays Mrs Hayes John Henchy 9 Hersman Mra Hudson Jas Hudoff Hooper Miss Holt Mrs Houghs Mrs Howe 8am TrESMAY, March 7th Last appearance of THEODOR WACHTEL in the POSTILION DE 8 804 606 0018 S0 13 38 The old mill, yet standing here, was irom City HalL Apply at 966 Franklin street, between Ninth and lenih. m24w Gray Miss Greve John drate.

Half Column 5 OOjg 00 1 11 16 2C 60 fX PER But Keeley's motor is as quiet as Green MONTH TO LET HOUSE OF SATl-KDAY EVENING, March 11 Benefit of On Column 00 1 16) -O3O4OJJ00 piJ rooms, both hot and ookt water, good ana oota water, good ill" UUHA ADRIAN A. a lamb. Hallay Miss Hall Mios A let, WM. K. BOmALL, WO vu boa Pablo road, by built lolo.

The water-power is excellent and was utilized to some extent by the old Padras. An irrigation company is utilizing the water of Alameda Creek for irrigation pur Hannan Jas We have seen chickens hatched from esrsra bv the natural heat of Hanson Mrs Thos HartwellJ thermal sprincrs. 7" Special Notice, 13 cento per line each Insertion. 7 Standing Specials at reasonable rates. 7" Double Co Brian Advertisements.

35 cento extra per inch. The paMIsfcer reserves the right to emit say ad-rtisesMat an special craslosi. UUKt. Jit7w A few years ago a Mr. Cross, of tho TCovfil Electrical Societv of Lon HOUSES AJiD LOTS FOB SALE.

her interest in this large element of now about 50,000 specimens, gathered mainly in the last two years, which one would suppose would require a quarter of a century to collect. Centerville has an Alden fruit-drying establishment. This is an excellent grain section. A stage connects with every train on the railroad. PLEASANTON.

This is a pleasant and very pretty little village, on the overland railroad, centrally located in the southern portion of Livermore valley, thirty -five miles from Oakland, and don, by the use of voltaic electricity, called into being a minute living in Miss A' Haskell Mia Hayes Hayes Henchy Miss Herget Hale Mrs Humphry Hogan Mrs Hoten Fred MINING STOCK. REPORT. the world's population, and entreated those of the Chinamen who had been blessed with the true religion LXIR-8ALE-ON EAST TERMS, NEW HOUSE or 6 rooms lot xli3 feet, on 24th street, near' Chestnut. Apply to ULADDINU, 8URR1HNE A K66 Broadway. fMtf sect from the silica of potassa.

This- Morning's Seles. Later, Professor Geifling, of Bru-enbertrh, after having hatched chick VEW HOUSE OF 6 KlMlMs. 1.T iM to spread it abroad among their countrymen should they return, thus de poses. This is a rich grain producing section; a crop of grain and corn, or vegetables, can be raised in one season. This is a point of future importance.

There are sulphur springs near here; and adjoining the village is the celebrated sheep ranch of Messrs. Severance and Peet, importers and breeders of thoroughbred Spanish Merino's. WASHINGTON CORNERS Is a pretty village, of 300 or 400 people, in a very rich grain growing Houston Geo lv Third street near Jackson, at br WM. ROW ELL A Real Estate Ageut, Broadway Oakland. Tiw Ike "Tri" per Atlantic and Pacific Line.) Howe Mine ens from eggs by the employment of artificial heat, set about producing stroying idolatry and its evil I veil Thos ing and now has a population of 800 Jackson Mrs A care of Jewett Mr for Mrs eggs by submitting the constituent Oil J.Qri-'WB SALE HOUSE OF 4 BOOMS tjpXTtOV1 lot 25x100, on north aide ef 2nd street UuLween Jackson and Alice, bv WM MuWIlLL Baa Fa-xciaco, March 6.

salea were made in the Ban Wm Jackson Cummings fluences. After the singing or a hymn by the Chinamen in their native tongue the ordinance of baptism to 1,000, with three churches, and an excellent public school employ elements thereof to the prolonged action of galvanism, and not only and Exchange Board this The following Francisco Stock 'anmlng: eleven from Niles, the junction of the San Jose branch railroad. It Jewell Johnson Mrs A Jutinson Jas for was administered by the pastor to ing six teacners, wno are paid very handsome salaries, ranging from $65 succeeded in producing an egg but MOU a roadway. lw Si1 Aiork for sale house and lot fJJJ on 17th street: house of 4 rooms: kt auxltn 9 Inches. Apply to W.

W. FOWLEM A corner Washington and Eighth streets. Wm Hnisholt 3 45 gTftOpbir T5)i75 two Chinamen. The services through has grown up since the completion of the railroad to 350 inhabitants, in hatchint? a bird therefrom. The 57 56 to $150 per month; the school is well Jallion Joseph section of this valley four miles south of Niles, on the railroad it 100 (i.

H. Q. MAO lnha MO Belcher. 364 Conn S7fl Con Vir. S9M 43HiS 1 8S It 6G36)t bird was naked.

The Professor for 127w who are very proud of their nice graded, and is the pride of the peo Keen an Miss Keating Mrs got to chuck in the chemical ele public school-house, with two de r. out were interesting and instructive, and all present seemed pleased with the work this Church is accomplishing in the Christianizing of these heathens. fftWinr-'08 SALE HOUSE OF RIX WUnJVW rooms, and bath room, with athto. contains three hotels and boarding houses, three stores, one livery sta pie. Here Masonic, Odd Fellows, and Good Templar Lodges ments of feathers.

Kelly Mrs Tho M49 8 Nev 728 partments, in charge of very efficient ou sixth near day. Lot xl00 feet Apply 330 Chollar 134(4135 MHtN 1360 Crown P37X(t'7 1570 ble, one drug store, one large car a. p. raia, low Broadway. 1 27w with nails, eight stores, three hotels.

teacners at salaries of S1UU and SSU 1215 Unly a lew years ago old man Summerville evolved a chemical pre riage, wagon and blacksmith shop, 360 117118 two restaurants one drug store, two The two departments average eighty- i ffft-VOB. SALK 30x100 feet, with fyVJKJKJ two story houe thereon, eon- 70 Bullion 6664 150 Beg. Belcher. 935 Overman fa 73 MOB ln paration for the destruction of the Uunliw ten rooms, with all modern lmDrovemenu- one attorney, and the ,3030 Empire 113 that of Crowley Rix, who do an extensibusiness, with a branch nve pupils, about equally divided The district has 150 census children usual number of other places of 1040 31 J0H on the North side of Third street, between Wash- --t' lngton and day. For further particalara apply on world by igniting water with an in extinguishable fire, and "Caxton' DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Full List of Delegates. tue prenilnew. 1 27 tf business for a village of this size. A good hotel is much needed in this Khoades kicked him over the preci To-Days Advertisement a. FR 8ALE, VERT CHEAP, HOUSE ON 10TH street, near Broadway, 8 rooms, lot 60x10.

DAM The town contains one M. E. Church, four hotels, one restaurant, three stores, four saloons, two shoe shops, one large wagon and blacksmith pretty town, which is to be one of CO The Democratic City Convention LEI Jones Mrs Johnson Johnson Wm Johnson Miss Jndson Miss Keefe Miss Kelyfer Mrs 8 Kelly Miss Kenneday Mrs A Kightnn Edith Kiniofel King Mrs KneUh Lang Owen Lawrence Leavitt Mrs A Leferer Lewis Miss Long Mrs Lynch Miss Lynch Miss Madriaga Mannion John Mulet Mr Mathews Marshall Martin Miss I Merit Miss Mitchell A Montage Mrs Morse El lie Morrow Miss Era Moran Miss Annie Moore Moore Mrs Myers McKevey Mrs shop in Livermore; also, one large warehouse, one shoe shop, one millinery shop, one neat market, lodges O. F. and I.

O. G. excellent public school, employing two teachers at salaries of $100 and $50; an able weekly, the Alameda Alameda fine suburban villages to for the nomination of a municipal HCUSK AND QUARTER BLOCK OS 10TH -strel, If rooms water and stable. DAM A her great city of the future, Oakland shop, one barber shop, and one meat market. It has one attorney and ticket, to be voted for on Monday jrrw THE SWEEPSTAKES PLOW COMPANY, HOUSE AND LOT ON 11TH 8TREET, VERT cbeac near Grove, two mlnntM wk ihn one physician.

Here are three ware next, will assemble in the Academy of Music at 7:30 this (Monday) even 0 Baker Hamilton's, is an institution in itself. The buildings are of a Market street statloB. DAM A (JO. I27w County Independent, edited and published by W. W.

Theobalds; and last houses with a storage capacity of 8500 tons, or 283,333 bushels of grain. There are two brick-yards ing. Jtoiiowing is a inn ana cor Kenneth Mln Kerchevrl Mrs KingHley Kimball Koegecke Knaiel Mrs Oscar Lamson Mra A LaTine Geo for Chas Jacol Lehert Geo Lewis Mlaa Carrie Leborio Lowden Miss A Lynch, Maloaey Co Mehell a Co Mace Fred Manday Mrs Maroton Marrolls Geo Martell Al Merit Miss Minnie Miller Carrie Mitchell Mra MbssN Moser Miss Morang Murphy Chaa Moore Mrs 8 Moore Miss McAdam Mrs McCaron McDonald Jas McDonnell McGuire Frank for Hugh Connor McNimara Mrs LOIS FOB SALE. temporary character; but the company intends soon to erect Bubstan but not least Washington College This is an unsectarian institution and TX)R SALE VERT DESIRABLE AND CHEAP lot. 100x125 feet.

Within one hlnrk nf km. rected list of names of delegates composing the Convention, arranged alphabetically and by wards. in this vicinity, making this last season over 3,500,000. It is in an ex Apply to Glaoouio, Scurauia A Broadway, 1 i 1 Oakland. ratf tuu tial structures for their works.

These works employ about 100 men and you see system carried, to a science pice of Cape Horn from a passing train of cars. And now the Call has a "bully boy with a glass eye" more powerful than Lord Kosse's telescope. When Colonel Jerry Moore (whom everybody knows) was in the Nevada State Senate he introduced a bill for an "Act to encourage the artificial cultivation of fish" in that arid country, and Tom Carson, a caricaturist of no mean ability, drew a picture of the portly Colonel with a hoe in his hand weeding long rows of fish in a field, some growing heads up and some heads down and the bill was laughed out of the Legislature. And now comes the local of our cotemporary with his "small, smoking, sturgeon factory at Senicia occupies a commanding site adjoining the village. Being elevated above the surrounding country, the cellent wheat growing section, while FIRST WABD.

OT FOR SALE-6100 WILL BUY A LOT -fi -rh fruits of nearly every variety, for Cummings.And'Bon McKee, Robert L. in all the numerous departments rooms, tn Eat Oakland. See J. R. CapeU, ldaS to (0 HI I 5 where they are making the Sweep Keyes, James Mcyuade, atncK McDaniel, Thos.

J. Scott, John view from the grounds extends many miles along the San Jose valley, and embraces the larger part of the Bay 3 this climate, especially grapes, do remarkably well. There are scattering oaks through the valley, here stakes plow, the Eureka and Granger gangs, the Improved Granger Thuroian, John William SECOND WARD. hve or six miles wide, which adds 17 f400 EACH 10 BUILDING LOTS 25x140 teet on Orchard and Webster bt recta, 100 fuet from line of new Broadway cars. Very cheap other lots In the vicinity selling for eooeach.

Apply to G. W. DAM A 906 Broad On the second page under the heads of "Too Late for Classification" and "New To-day," will be found the following advertisements, to which we invite our readers' attention: i The Oakland Ladies' Employment office will remove to the Centennial Hotel. A healthy and respectable young woman wants a child to wetnurse. Children to adopt; address Mrs.

Oakland postoffice. To let, four convenient rooms for housekeeping. The Red store will remove to the Cantennial Hotel on the 15th. Spectacles lost. Suitable reward lor their return to this office.

i The "Skidmore Guard" and other music just received by Kohler.Chaae Sc Fourteenth and Broadway. Noble whisky at McCrnm's. Hibernia meeting to-morrow (Tuesday) evening. Go to Wade's Opera House when you are in the city at night. W.

B. Fredrick lias, removed his butter store to 712 Broadway. A competent bookkeeper has some- thing to say to business men. MrCuUom John for of San Francisco, and the shore and villages beyond. A more inviting and appropriate location, with a much beauty to the scenery and the Brazil, John Gardner, W.

C. Cooney, Peter E. O'Shea, James J. Cronin, Stephen D. Pagnum, John mils are quite heavily timbered with way.

fl-tf I- 0 xak, making wood plenty. Near 4i9 finO-8 SALE FINE BUILDING lot, 50100 feet. Central location. -Apply to F. g.

PAGE, 1007 Broadway. 27w town is a tract of willow or marsh Smith, John THIED WABD. gang, with three to ten plows; the turning mould-board plow; the Sweepstakes header, the Baxter header, for R. Baxter; harrows, cultivators, garden harrows, and other farming implements; also carriages, buggies and spring wagons of the neatest, finest and most durable character. They also manufacture for the Price Press Company range of scenery so wide and varied, cannot be found in the State.

The building occupied by the young ladies is a handsome edifice, thiee stories high, including the mansard 0 land, containing about 3,000 acres of the richest vegetable land in the Tnis caps tne climax. We were prepared for anvthincr else. We LOTS IN THAT 8PLENDID LOCATION THE BriggA' Tract on 7th and adeilne streets, lor sale at very lo prices on the Installment plan by GLADDING, eURKTHNE A 956 Broadway "Barns, Arnold M. Hackett, John Collins, Patrick M. Koob, Adam Foote, William W.

McManus, B. C. county. Two thousand acres of this ID could stand the manufacture of stur Mis A Gray McElroy Jas McGrsth McLaren Mrs 8 McNearney Morris Noble Mrs 2 O'Bairne Mis A Obbgans Miss Olonaa Miss O'Neil Hugh Ott Mrs care of Ott Panadean Miss Parent Henry Pezey Miss Permien Capt Piatanid land is under cultivation, yielding Monieon David Morris Jno Nealson Jermiah Noonan Orai by Mine Elizs O'Connell Miss O'Donivan Miss Alice O'Neal Pat Owens Miss Bissa Owens Wm J27W geon. We could stand the manu large profits.

Nagle. kdward FOUBTH WABD. facture of small Btnrgeon. We roof, and will accommodate one hundred pupils. It is substantially built; the rooms commodious and well ventilated the furniture neat and suitable; and the appoint LOT IN 8AN PABLO AVENUE, BETWEEN Delger A Hobart streets 3a 100 feet with house ot 7 rooms, for sale on the installment plan by GLADDING, SURRXHNE A 996 Broad- could even stand the manufacture of LIVERMORE.

Livermore valley is a perfectly the Price Hay-press and Hide-press, the Improved Eclipse Hay-press, and the Price excavator or self-load small smoked sturgeon. But we y- J27w Bredhoff, Charles Eiley, Jonathan 6. Carter, John W. Sheehan, Patrick R. Mattingly, W.

T. Scully, Patrick Packard Chas OT 27 102 FEET. CORNER CAMPRCI.t. can't stand manufactured sturgeon, ments of the school and recita XJ and Chase streets, for sale nt m. hnniii he Parker Mrs Wm Piller Miss 8 Perkins Mrs Ed GLADDING, 8URRYHNE A 856 Broadway.

tion rooms the desks, globes, maps, level plain, and this thriving town is quite centrally located on the railroad; and contained, when the road was laid out through it, one Van Wyck John Charles a FIFTH WABD. Phillips Mrs charts, and apparatus are all new, and of the best modern improved JX)B SALE THE BEST BARGAIN IN OAK- Potter Rev Dr for after it has become permeated with the deadly poison of nicotine from the filthy habit of smoking. Arrested for Bigamy. jl una. IHH leet on outer atrrvt.

by 165 on hi Graham, Wm. M. Moore, ArmstrongP. Hirshberg, David S. Yah Voorhies, Wm.

Sarage Price Mrs Powers Mrs Pratt Othelo Preble Mrs Nellie Pike for Miss Orchard street will make 10 good bnUdinc Iota tor Lynch, John Woolsey, Elliot H. 630062600 each, balance on mortgage. These lota are a little North of Gen. Thomowin'a residence. character.

A new building, entirely distinct from the young ladies' department, known as Cadet Hall, has MagRie MUler DAM A 906 Broadway. i xolland, Thomas SIXTH WABD. Reynolds Wm hotel, one store, one saloon, one blacksmith shop, and a few residences. This is one of California's pretty, thriving and promising villages. It now has a population of 900, with a collegiate institute of ing grading cart; these last are made for Mr.

J. Price. They are building for Mr. W. H.

Baxter, McDonald's Novelty Steam-plow, which combines the Fowler system and the American plan of traction. They also put up the Chapman Ditching machine for the San Joaquin and King's River Canal and Irrigation Company, an immense concern which does wonderful execution. They use steam and run a thirty-horsepower engine. Redington Mrs Reynolds Mr A 2 LOTS IN BAY VIEW HOMESTEAD 25 100 feet and 25 125 teet respectivelv, with small house, for sale by GLADDING, 8URRYHN A been erected within the past year, which provides for a Primary school Glascock, Wm. H.

tMore, Willard W. Hayes, Patrick D. O'Neil, Thomas 958 Broadway. room, two additional recitation luce a Dstib Richardson Hiss A Romero Jos Saturday afternoon, in San Francisco, a middle-aged woman named Augusta Scales was arrested on a charge of bigamy, preferred against her bv Peter Geiss of Alameda. On the 27th of September, 1869, the McUarry, Andrew sneer, uugn s.

TJ. O. M. 'Alameda Stamm. No, 113, UV O.

B. will hold a regular weekly meeting this (Monday) evening, in Pythian Hall. Democratic Nomination. The Democrats of the Second ward on Saturday evening nominated Captain John Watson as a candidate for Councilman. rooms, an Art room and a Skating Rleves Reidy Jeremiah Reed A Richon Madame Rich Nellie Roach Peter 3 Rowlee John Sawyer Mrs Bsyer Jos Boroch Mrs Bchober Fred Pi Smith, Joseph SEVENTH WABD.

Rog Joseph Rose Mrs A Mabln rink. This building is sufficient to accommodate fifty additional pupils. axh street, near Adeline, tloO each, near horse cars. seventy five students. The public school is ably managed by three teachers, who receive high salaries, $115, $100 and $90.

It is well graded. Mr. G. B. Shearer and wife make the Saul Mra Lonis ef The aim of this institution, is to Brtmges, Fritz Kennedy, William Cary, John Moffatt, James Banter carrof BAN LORENZO, TERY CHEAP AND DESIRABLE LOTS CAN be purchased tn the Walla'e tract, aitnaied in give to both sexes a thorough educa accused was married to Geiss, and subsequently separated from him, and on the 11th of July, 1872, was Mayers Hutchins, Dan'l F.

Shirley, William D. Schmidt Wm Bcanlen Mrs for Daniel the west side of San Pablo avenue about one mile north of City Hall. Apply to GLADDING, SUB- Three miles from San Leandro, is the center of the best fruit section Wintnnger, Leandsr. tion in all the branches usually taught in our best institutions of a Schilperoot i naa. a Broadway.

27w married Vancouver to Edward El Wood, a gambler, from whom she of the State. It contains a nice church, a fine public school-house, President. Schindun Schaffer Mia Ida Selway Sexton Mrs City Council. Secretary. Sergeant similar character, including mathematics.

Mental and Moral Philoso LANDS FOB SALE. Sullivan Scholler A Scott Chas Severance Mrs Beegn August Bhraten Sheelran David was some time after divorced. On at-Arms. with three teachers and 125 pupils: 1 The City Fathers will assemble at phy, the Natural Sciences, Vocal and tne zist oi last montn sne was mar Livermore Enterprise an excellent weekly paper. Here is a good flour mill run by a thirty horse power engine with a capacity of sixty-five to seventy barrels per day, and with a warehouse capacity of 5,500 tons of grain, or nearly 20,050 bushels.

This town i now has five hotels, eight stores, two drug stores, two furniture stores, two variety two hotels, one store, a foundry and Beaton Mrs Shepherd Mas John Bimard Jo Police Court. instrumental Music, Fainting and FIR SALE SEE THE BARGAINS IN THE S300 Adeline and Linden street lota, ouered by E. J. KELLEY A 414 Seventh street, Oakland. Jgw Smith or Dr machine shop; and is surrounded by Drawing, and also in the Ancient ried in San Francisco to E.

S. Scales of Coos County, Oregon. The accused was arrested as she was step 8-nith the Council Chamber in City Hall this (Monday) evening, for the transaction of such business as may 'properly come before them. a wealthy class of fruit-growers. The following business was trans and Modern Languages.

Moral and REMOVAL. Smith 8 pear Oscar care of lhis is tne home of the currant, acted before Judge Jayne to-day: religious training go hand in hand WEST OltLANDFOB SALE. TriroRALi house, of 5 rooms, on f3he mtr Spear Merrill Snider 2 Bt John Ed Stanton Mrs Tim Bt Clair Birdie Btege Miss Steele Ed 2 They have an Alden fruit-drviner ping on board of tne steamer Em pire for Coos Bay. D. HARD IE.

1 JOB. rBEOKBICKS, with the culture of the intellect.but all that training is conducted on the establishment here. The Alameda stores, five livery stables, two jew at the Point. Lot 10x80 feet, terms 6800. cash William Morgan, charged with burglary and grand larceny, was held to appear before the Grand Jury, his foundry employs eighteen men.

elers, one tin and stove store, three snd balance tn one or two years. Apply to F. Distinguished Arrivals. broad principles of Christianity, Steele for Miss 8 r.njt., iuw uroaQway. -7W Wm.

Meek is the largest fruit-raiser HABDIE FREDERICKS without reference to any sect or de Stanly Miss Mary Stevens Daisy Steene Miss A Btrous Stuart A Storey Sulivan Miss Bridget Swift Mr Tate Mra Among the distinguished travelers harness and saddle tailors, one book store, two breweries, three meat markets, four shoe shops, four Ria Strong Miss Bwasey Miss bail being fixed at $2,000 on each chasge. J. Duffy, charged with bat nomination. here; Llewellyn next, and John Marlin next. Mr.

Meek has between whose names were telegraphed from feO nn-MCH FOB SALE-TWO NEAT 'ffytjyjyj cottages on Wood street, between Oahse and Taylor, at the Point. Each house has rooms snd bath room, city water and gaa. Lota 27 WARM SPRINGS tery, was discharged on payment of Carlin as being on board the over wagon and blacksmith shops, and oOO and 400 acres in fruit trees; about one hundred in nut-bearing Is just east of the railroad, a few xiu leeu lenus caon. and balance on Taylor David sixteen saloons. I he warehouse ca' land train wnicn was to nave ar Iaaperter aad Dealer la Carpets, Oil Clollis costs.

R. C. Murphy, arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, was Ume. Apply to F. 8.

PAGE, 1007 Broadway. miles beyond Washington, and is the Taylor forj trees. Mr. Marlin owns several hun JW latere ting Ca The hearing of the charges of battery, malicious mischief and assault, preferred by Mrs. General Page against Messrs.

Olney, Cass ell and Lynch, will take place' before Judge Jayne to-morrow morning. Valooityof Mall. Another postal card arrived at the Oakland postoffice this morning, only twenty days out from San Francisco. Unless the velocity with which these cards are hurled through space is Fletcher pacity of Livermore is over 20,000 tons, or 666,666 bushels. This is the country seat of ex-Governor Leland rived (and.

which it is to be hoped arrove) here during last night, were dred acres near here; he has thirty Standford occupied by his brother, discharged, as was also rank Walsh, who was charged with disturbing the peace. M. L. Abbott and J. W.

Thornton Ed Thompson Mrs Titus Mrs Clara 3 acres of bearing trees and twenty center of a great wheat producing two citizens of Oakland Joseph Al Taylor Misa A Taylor Terry Mra Mattie Thornton Thomas Miss Thompson Mrs Tllton Miss Turner I Varnell 8 Valley A Volkers Vint John 2 NEW HOUSES IN BRIGGS' TRACT, ON BTH street, between Adeline and Union, for jale very ciieap by GLADDING, SURRYHNE A K6 Broadway. Joseph Stanford where he is culti acres of young trees 10,000 trees in SHADES, LACE CURTAINS, exander Harrod, a native of Mary Toombs Miss vating 100 acres in vines and vari Van Glahn all, embracing all northern fsnits land, and Daniel Henry Jones, a na region. Besides the above, this goodly town has an interest which will tell wonderfully in her future development, and add much to the ous kinds of northern and semi-trop oozuncoss 2 Cherries do remarkably well here: Hawkes, two San Erancisco hotel howlers, were fined $40 each for exhibiting their badges on the wrong side of the bay. John Smith was ical fruits, very successfully. This tive of new lork, botn porters on the Central Pacific Railroad, and also pears.

He sold last year 4,500 is a nne property. A deoot and Van Vranken Miss Vevean Mra Volker Henry Wade Wagee Mra A Wait Harburt Walker Thomas Upholstery Goods, Etc. Wade 8 for Mrs A boxes of pears, 1,400 chests of cher Ellis postoffice are located on the railroad wealth and resources of the State THE LIVERMORE COAL MINE both, therefore, supposed to be gen tlemen of color. fined $20 or ten days for being drunk ries, and 1,000 chests of currants. Walker Stery for John near arm Springs.

AT WHOLESALE AND BET AIL. greatly decreased we fear the Gov He has thirty acres of currants. and disorderly, and three simple drunks were fined $6 or three days each. ernment will have to take to printing MISSION SAN JOSE. ti art Walker Jas Walker Joel This simple statement of Mr.

Mar Another Conductor Acquitted. Walker Louis care of Chas Walker Is in the hills, six miles east of town. The coal is of an excellent quality. ml a vsa 1 EAST OAKLAND. -FOR SALE.

FIUR-NDHVEEIGHT- with modern house and improvements, situated In East Oakland, about half a mile from Tubbe' Hotel, for sale by GLADDING, 8URRYHNE A 956 Broadway. 27w MLSCELLA5E0US. IMPRFVEDAliDCflMPRV for sale In all parts of Oakland and vicinity by W. W. FOWLER A corner of Washingto and Eighth streets.

27w WANTED HOUSES TO LET WK ARE HAV-" Ing many applicants te rent booses every day. 575 MARKET STREET them on leather. This village dates back to the lin's operations, will indicate this C. L. Heartt.a railroad conductor, ine bed is well denned and it is founding of the old Mission here, important interest in this section Wade's Opera House.

Four Doors Below Second, SAN FRAXCISCO. easily taken out. They have the en was tried by a jury on a charge of Ward Miss 2 Ward Webb Mrs Wells Mrs Stilson WhitlockB White Miss Ettie about a century ago. The location Currants and small fruits are usually gine and works of the old San Eran- is delightful, as are the sites of the raised here in the orchards, under embezzlement, a few davs since, at Sacramento, and' acquitted, in This (Monday) evening Miss Alice cisco Mint, for hoisting. The G.

P. the trees, without injury thereto. old Mission of California. It is located two miles east of Washington, Wilson Jos R. R.

Company intend to run a rail Kingsbury will again appear as Te- Mr. M. is a practical horticulturist accordance with the instruc WiUiamaoa Miss Ward Mrs Annie Watson Mrs Capt Weis Mine Wetmore Miss Whitton Chaa White A A Wilery Wilcox EB for Mra 8mith Wolf Willie Woods Miss 8 2 Wright A Tate Mis Anita J. E. BENTON.

P. M. owners oi property wouhi ao wen to place tne same Condition ef Judge MeKee. We regret to announce that a change for the worse took place this morning in the symptoms of Judge McKee, and his many friends entertain fears that he will not recover, although he is not as feeble as he was at one time last week. road to the mine.

This town has lula in the romantic drama of "The corner ef In ha mm. w. w. iuwlib and farmer. San Lorenzo is a sta close to the mountains, and is the tions of the Justice.

The testi Wsablntrton and Eighth streeta, Oakland. 1BW two water companies: The Liver Child of the Savanna." The play is tion on the C. P. R. and a pretty mony (says a iSacramento paper) Wibber Intro ted John Wood Mrs Geo Word John Toung WE more Spring Water Company, and put on the stage in really fine style home of several wealthy families with nice places, among whom are E.

L. Beard, R. A. McClure, and snowed that a misdemeanor had been place. HOUSES WANTED -WANTED TO PURCHASE houses (or Removsl.

Apply to W. W. Fowler A Real Estate Agents, cor. Waahiactoa and Eighth streets, fl9tf tne Arroyo valley Water Company, committed, and that it to took place HATWABD Zoillcger Abaer Livermore is an interesting town, The scenery and costumes are handsome and appropriate and there are Cook Palmer, the latter large vim- in Alameda county. BROTHERS and has a very bright Lies five miles beyond San Leandro, and about fourteen from Oakland, culturist the first a large horticul Rainfnll.

several startling sensational effects. ar a "Body and Souk" turist. Here are two very large car BROOKLYN LIST. being three-fourths of a mile from Real Estate Transfer. riage and buggy manufactories.

juiss JungsDury ngnts a pamsn rapier combat with Mr. James Bartlett in the third act. The excellent corps tne O. F. it.

where there are good depot buildinors. and cnnnetAd This will be the subject of lec Bergman has been established here have been The following transfers ture by tne liev. '1 nomas Guard sixteen years, and his work has a a PIANOS, KOHLER, CHASE AGENTS, Broadway, Corner 14th St. therewith by a nice straight avenue 1 1 11a the Powell street Methodist church de ballet, led by Mademoiselles Lupo and Adriana, during the piece gives a Spanish and Indian "ballet. The unea wiu snaae trees, over wiuch made since our last report TS Fitch etal.

to Woods-Lots 19, 20, block 27, Fitch Homestead, Alameda McNamara to Crocker Lots high reputation, especially his spring wagons. Ay 1 ward Stanly do a heavy business and are among the 'A light fall of rain set in at 10 o'clock last night and has been descending gently ever since. According to the rain gauge kept at Hutchison's Bay Nursery the fall from 10 o'clock last until 12 o'clock noon to-day amounted to 48.100 of an inch making the total for the season twenty-four inches and 83.100. San Francisco, to-morrow (Tuesday) hacks run in connection with every A a. v.

600 PROPERTIES present week will comprise the last Bon ton Al Brous Baker Wm Blockwood Mr Boyle Teresa Brown Mr Brown Jaa Brown Jaa Col tons rCallogsUnk i evening, lor tne benent of tne uen tram ana irom tne city, it is built partly in the valley and partly very best manufacturers in tne otate. of the three operatic representations tennial Methodist church, West Oak mi A a 1 in which Uerr Wachtel -will appear, Zl vni-f B-tt- "The Postillion of Lonjumeau" will nMASON Alton Mrs A 1 Buchler Mr Byers Boyle Mrs Baily Kmmi Bill El Butler Mr Baker Mra Belenge Mr 8 Chlllow Arthur Carroll Cnrsey Katie Dsnedoen Ckaa flUlottao. alckner Mr Fitzgerald Geariek Wm Henderson Jahn Halstroe Mia Loring A Maroff Christ Moriaato Sixth Ward Repu elicaus. be given again to-morrow; evening, on the low hills adjoining, being scattered and having a very rural appearance Hay ward is not only noted for its fruits land 'vegetables, but the hill country adjoining is 5 xnis town Doasts oi a gooa puDiic school, with two teachers receiving $100 and $65. Stock raising, grain and fruit, contribute mainly to the Mission, and its' iusiness" interests are confined to two two hotel, and the usual places found in Third District Court.

I Downey Cha Enter, Falconer Jas Fsrrar Moses 0 Arrested If a ad Judge McKee this morning The Sixth ward delegation to the late Republican City Convention will assemble at City. Hall i this (Monday) evening for the purpose 1500 The lollowing arrests have been journed the Third District Court in HAMLIN great grain proaucing region. JUSl back of townaie the Gum tree for made by the police since the close of 9, 10. block 518, Oakland Wilcox et al. trustees to 8 Bank Lots 1 to 4 and 174, Oaklaaa.

0 Webbj tot Webb 90 Twenty-seventhsrreer by 100 West street, Oakland. Pearson to Crocker-rPor-4 tion lots 6, 7, block 517, 0W laed. wti-r. i HF.8hepardsonto Haight 185 feet.N RT avenue by 1 OTk chains and i2JlfeeV.E of Uhipman, 111 acre tract, Alameda. i.

Sherman to A Snyder 35 CentralBlool-Mr ests of Mr. i Stratton-i-f orty acres in Horlan Chas Arthur ns nc MehaX''C our report7 Saturday afternobnV.lil.' of nominating a candidate, for Coun 1200 SKnsted on southeast corner? of: mi inn.ifln Ine two-itorr Twelfth street. I and for Alameda; county until the 20th of April the third Thursday in I next month when, if the parties are I ready, the case of the United States KOHLER, CHASE 4 imProacfvvay, Cor. 14th. MarataU L.

Abbott and J. W. Hawkes, for exhibiting badges; arrested by officer Brwt unpraveinenu. cilman. "tist of Paokages Ore Barney --w! and basement.

one and 100 in another. He is transplanting into boxes, nearly 200,000 of zQur BlueT OunST ahdHEn-caryptus Thnonalis," tot' setting this coming season. He has two on to tjlei "Alexi Kellj American, vs. M. Crooks alJ.

for the con twenty -nine years 01 age, lor in- 2000 PoUardCH oi milt 1 Power Tilly s'i-Ms amwc 5fBynton4Jha3 fauane? Mar Vf. sas: Bamm Andrew North Half Southwest corner ef Broadway and Fonrteenth streets, 100x300. r9 sanity-. by officer Summers. John demnation of a'- strip of land along the route of the proposed ship canal Parsons Pannell Chaa A Ready Wia.

Row JnliaA. Seymor 8 Snllvaa Thos a town of say 200 people. i This village, of 700 orOO.lsfiW the bay, flve-and a half Cmiles frorn theC Isl connected therewith by coaches; it contains two churches, a publio school, with two teachers; three hotels, three stores, five saloons, a chicory factory, one soda factory, one blacksmith and machine shop, in connection with a wagon, shop; one shoe shop. tin shop, two cabinet Remaining in the Oakland post-office March 6, 1876:1 Miss Margarei Bork, E. Collars, Henry S- Hnnson, Geo.

Jones. Mrs. Sarah J. Jones. DAVIS.

gated Eucalyptus trees -perfectj utaiuweg iruiu which ae lnienas between tne Estuary of San Antonio i Smith was arrested for being drunk and disorderly, and four others who were too drunk to be disorderly were 1,050 propagate ilargelyy Mr. Geov C. and tne mouth of East creek Snmner Miss Mattia Henry Parant, Miss-Annie RowelTi i i LiGGQsedAiiGineer Baxter has a nursery s.of about the Terrace.1 a Lake PeralU and st- arrested on the simple charge of be 1.500 tf. ajus. vuuu oauiuB, wm.

vvmie same variety of trees as Mr. O'Neill. Turner Tllos Wm Wombl Jr. Whit John A for Mat Wolf Kelley. 5t THOS.

F. STEERS, P. if. Iake Abont aevea acre, TweUth street. 1 ing drunk.

rvsn. it This is his' first year and Obis Ubk 5-- i tHH Fifteenth street by 62 and 85 Ecf 0 Woodward te'Q Schroder- Lot 1, black 686, Welsh to Good win- Lote 6 to 9, portion 32, block 4M, lot 5, Villa Homestead, Oakland GC Potter et al to A Holcomb 75 Seventeenth street by 108, fend. 231 of San Pablo avenue; -andr other land, Oak- Sheriff SaW iljdl', tuBrSo JQ ia Croadway, at Ban. ijeandro bay, will i come up for hearing before 'one of the San who will be called here to It is understood that, so far as Judge McKee is concerned, he will not take ft: A sery coniunea aoous trees jhPrewrned. 150 mm it At 10 o'clock to-morrow Between hut evehth Streets, Oakland.

with nearljsr Jane grotthf is hi (Tues- hope Dm Two. brothers, John and Frederick Mleasur. Itaalaeaa AdaLktrep New Photographie Art GaUery at No. 115T Broadway, west aide, betwar Thlrteeatii wad Foot. teeuth etreeta, near th City Hall, ia now open I i'-' in of the Court-house door, the Sheriff will sell to the 7 Eucalyptus Forest.

9'f About forty-sevea acre on Walk street- adjclnal -1 Si. th. Butlr Tract, and a raLlj jj Clioice Residence. the bench again before the opening ptner. vve saw trees Here of six years growth, which girth abont fifty inch-; esnear the ground.

"Mr. HW. Rice1 has a machine shoo here, makinc a ters, two meat markets, one running four wagons, and the" pother two, through the country? one baker, one barber, one harness and saddle shop, to th pmbiia. This is th only photographi Semler, barbers, the former doing basinesg Kearny street and tha4atter "at 19 Geary street, San of the June term, and that no other highest bidder, fotooili, lot ihree in block of the Oakland Home land 3, SCO case than that mentioned above will stead Association tract. 4 one paint- shop, one lumber' yard, nasinanem oe ue raao uuasa.

Blase ap fa nrst-elas style, wbers everything is on th greond floor, altogether dispensing nrtta an "elevator or stair, Every atyl, ef work known te th Business is here executed in ad. y00 west side, between Tenth and Market Street. specialty of mannf actnring theJtraw H9 sildjeeveiithe first year, twelve last year, and has i tjft biJ yestei afternoonijind whenibe- lBSiEpg1 burningEngine. Twelfth streets. Lot 101x125.

lae, hnprsve- Jbeeides' postofhee, express omce, and insurance and other agencies. Here H. A.O. mirabla atrlav inclnding the new promenade later sween uoat island 3 and Uakiand wharf their boat wtsi capsized i and Atkinson to Margaret Coop Lot 17, block $3, Oakland. Ketley to A goderstrand- 89 Twenty-fourth street by 100JE Chestaut street, Oakland KeUey to Sweasaon 60 Twenty-fourth street by 100, knd 89 'E of Chestnut street, arOi eleven stores or ana gray vignette.

Bpeclai attention given to ehildreo'e prepare. locket work, ooovinar aad Stair Brdldrn: -Store and Office fitted up fa tj the beat of aad'on aoost re- aonabl term. Jobbing of all klndaprompOyattetdlto. 4 47 Eiri SC betweea" Wssiijtoa and Broadway. Division No.

2, Ancient Order of 'ee-Tsrnaoaal 1,100 aky.V -Tor farther particulars miaowing. View work will also ready BcJa4 fog seventeen tlreadytthis year. He works. rtwelye, twenty men; has a brass foundry and turns out all work -in his line of a superior Hibernians; will hold a special meet tne eider brother, aged twenty-two years, was drowned. The ether brother was rescued by a life ing, at 1 .30 tomowbir Ml'.

evening, at Hibernia Hall. A full JTJST RECEIVED AT KOBZRL Chas A- Oo'a Music cornet Fourteenth 600 come up during the -present term. is a very volving, as it does, the construction of a ship canaT between the deep 'water of San Antonio estuary off East Oakland and deep water in San LeandroBay, as' a part of the contemplated harbor improvements. I HOLME 9 DEALERS TnU furnishing goods, school books, tationery, periodicals, East Twelfth ireet, East Oaklandrrunder" Union -Iotel- iiirraijnannin( LIDIK4 CAN MAKE TIIEIH.0WN by having tbpmeut. Utted and tasted.

a iromww steamer uaiaana Crl character, t-p The' Hayward ilour-mill has -a and near town iseeryxtensive stove foundry of Geo.HATay Jt Co. Sah Francisco. fThey work twenty one and makeooking'tind hetttingstore of almost) "every va riety, ranges, grates, cauldron ket-tleerpf sixty j. 120 gallons, and su garkettles from six or eight np to sixty trallons. They repair nearly IQOQQil it OOelal 462 DEALERS Et St, attendance is requested 1 BACOJn PALME 'OPWEBTft, 965 Broadway, is the place to get box rf DM home-made oc dandlea.

The- are re- pacity of fifty barrels per day, and its flour has a good- reputation Sv WjDttenLe fioav proprietors, The R. WIXB ROOSIS, 370 Eighth street; between Franklin. and Webster, Oakland. yNonelmt first-rlass liquors on hand. c-J- BherifT Morse this morning paid into the ConntyrTTury rf945 eeived daily, per Bacon's Express, from ftvsof cahp-cts rnmrmuzy: anal Broadway, Oakland, the immensely pope.

laa' Bkvdmor Gnard, Arranged-aa a "waltx also, a beautiful song, entitled Keep a Little Comer tn Tour Heart for Me." hy the author of the "Old. Log Cabin In Unobxb LWktserri -hraBT' PvbijZ are hereby eau-ioned gnxt adulterated in. itatlona ef the- Cyrae-SoM' Whtaky. The genuine article is sold by R. McCrum A corner ef Twelfth and Hayward coal miner it is believed every stove sold on WU1TEN1NO oBest and ehepeVpiaee i i daw f4 v.M imji, i is tho.amfrdnt of ioiScialfees cot-looted in his ofTico during the month of February, and Conntr Clerk sembles-theMtemoTeis 1iardeTft fineness of textuxonaTldeollslref AND RKTTBXED yDlWBU1i an is at J.

and we think superior, to the lone 1C70 Troadway. lelffir ISti 0VLI -JL i. 1 ner xiiinn ana croaaway, opposite Union Bank. Also, sign painting, paints. olL eta.

oho- dollar, at Mrs. Pixley's, corner Saa hwm sTosunens makers in saa jrrnncisco. i Furniture dealer always on hand, Beady to execute at your command, Jon may langh and think It funny. I 8 Vet he always wants his money i 5 When his work is dons, 1 Fvniitors boaeht. sold.

6r exchanml. Am (Joodrich daid in $360 60 as his and Lincoln ooaL STha vein or bed DAT Oil i avenue and Sixteenth tneirs work, challenge comparison with eastern work. Their capacity is eoual to four times their present business which is Irapidl lAcreaa- -i DIED. 2NTX wc I Van Demark of tiocntlon 1 all 1U branches. does not seem to be so clearly and is juor diCioultj to certain its extent.

Capital is needed STAVOa. SIDB. il. -31. Jf attention to -A l'-uin- iMni'H s.rsLCici! Jt-r ing are wprks eral house furnishing geods atwaysoa hand.

i 1 U.IUI.. .1. 8TOWELL. At Saa Pablo. March 6th.

1876. P. i tF. StowelL a eative of Maasachuaetts, aged yeara, fl montha and daya. Vermont paper pleas eopy.J Trlends and acquaintances are respectfully to develop this; important interest.

near i Alvarado one of which Mr, boardB, Bookcase. Secretaries, Wardrobe, Library Tables and Wall Pockets, elaborately and elegantly carved at th Oakland Fnraitnr WararoomavllOC and HOT Broadway, West aid, UaUand. TS-WOW'T-RlCPARrD TO CLEAN st CLLrr3 piivt AU mi RElDT'ltADB 8TJTT8, FROST 10 to $35, at Ladies' rtmiahins tora- San Jblo avenue and Sixteenth street, 1tl ESFLAMIIIATIOSI OF THE BLAD. der. Handreds of cases have been eflfoctnally cared by the use of fJalnrc's gpocine Bethesda Tay, assat, e5 Broadway, Oakland.

0dt- a. -vaults, eew-paola, sewers and yard. wu iuwn uuuuwg, xaerentn street. H.8clM,MUI," ToknV BEST MTTTVO DRESS. the above piacea ror balf tix wnces romovea from 1 ni OWKX.I SOT "1 Decwaea vweute ana imrteentn streeta.

-1 invitad to attend hi fuasral to-morrow rTTJES- Hayward boasts not only of her fine public school property; worth 000 or of her well-graded and ably vaanaged school. uThe aiuMicUna sua tu u4o John Quigleyk ant good article of; Ublcf. salt. On one side of the town is a navigable The land here is among the best garden 619 tend etrwet, CakJand. 'a.

Ecr prtoe loriuerry arai. W- Order box attached te bailetin board, sou hwew earner ef hrwwwi. and Seventh streets. Kedens. east sua of 1 Ubert First aad lulrd.

ttia ci a a firwtlaas llano go to Ladies' Fura tailing Btosa, Saa Pablo are- DATJ at I o'clock, r. mv from rsaidence. Baa Pablo, without farther aottee. 60 Aim BEE DR. T.

G. CXABBT, st Kewlaad EeteL Advise free. tvi r. ixrw j..