Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 2

QaUmrtr benitt rfBm EXCERPTS. r-MISOsUUANEOUS. 5MTOT17EEK MISCELLANEOUS. 50-Mirar SflfflPilM, WS.PERTOK PERALTA The finest Residence Property within the limits of the City of Oakland. One mile.

only, from the CITY HALL; eight minutes' walk from Oak street Station, or five minutes from TUBBS' HOTEL; maximum elevation of SEVENTY FEET; easy grade of streets; gentle slope to the South and West, and with views In every direction UNSURPASSED. Streets dedicated and roadways graded. Blocks and lots indicated by stakes. 7palnted andf numbered. Thirty-five acres of that tract ot land, immediately east of Lake Merrltt, appearing on the maps of Oakland as the PROPERTY OF CHAS.

NEWTON, now known as, Peralta Heights, is offered for sale in subdivisions of blocks or lo'ts at very low prices and on liberal terms of credit. For maps, prices and further particulars inquire of JNO. D. HOOKER, 302 Montgomery Street. San Francisco, or WOODWARD TAGGART, "'460 and 462 Eighth Street Oakland.

For Sale ontbe InstallmeDtFlanl -A LAEGE Choice Business and Residence Lots! A SITUATED AT- OAKLAND POITATT! This property is situated near the lines of the Overland, Berkeley and Local Railroad; is in the immediate Ticinity of the workshops shipyards, wharves and other extensive and valuable property of the Central Pacific Railroad Company. It is near the Ferry Railroad Station, from which run thirty daily trains to San Francisco, at a monthly commutation fare of only 83 00-time thirty minutes. It has a large frontage on the Bay, desirable for manufacturing purposes, or residences. The improvements made in the vicinity of these lots in the last two years, the frequency and convenience of communication with San Francisco, considered in connection with many other advantages offered by this property, will certainly cause it to advance rapidly in value. TERMS EASY Interest on deferred payments at 9 per cent, per annum.

Title absolutely perfect For further particulars, inquire of HERON SESSIONS, 422 Twelfth Street, Oakland Bank Building. FRIDAY. 15. 1877 laensdeveiy evening (sxcept Sunday) by the Tribune; Publishing Co. WX.

One year (cart ad-ance), (6 Six months Three montha, fa SO. OFFICES. i I Oakland or .18 Cenu per Week Tk. niBvais taute, that teas? ther paper la Alas-eel, Am a AW STO A ncmiA TO BAH rBAKCISCO BRANCH OITMC JL of the Tbibuks is now located at ts a. L- B.

WAIT- ia the Aent id am jrraneiee Sflenoe is Goldea. There it nothing that Samuel J. Til- den orbit confrere Thos. A. Hendricks can possibly say by way of undertaking to convince thinking people that they were reapectiTely elected Preaident and Vice-President of the United States, and that they hare been nn-jattly defrauded out of their righta, and "counted out," that can elevate them a particle in the public eatimate of their charactera; and unleeathey can gire utterance to sentiments more in accordance with truth and morality than those expressed by them at the reception given them at the Manhattan Club in New York reoently, they had better remain silent.

Tilden based hia ill-advised remarks on the andacious and false assumption that everybody knewthat he ha4 beer, elected President, and had been counted out. For some incomprehensible purpose he aeems to have determined to assume the role of martyr and champion of purity in politics. He never was elected President of the United States; and the pure-minded men of hia party throughout the country honest Democrats' who desire the prosperity and perpetuity of our Government, and purity in politics and the adminiatra-tion of publio affairs do not claim that he was elected and do not charge that he was counted -out. The assertion that he received a majority of votes at the last Presidential election is based on- the result of the5 exercise of systematic fraud and terT roriam by his party friends in several of the Southern States, by which the bulk of the Republican votea there was suppressed. Tilden 's conduct in the Oregon case proves him to be but a political schemer, utterly dead to principle, and his persistent assumption and his effort to establish himself aa a political reformer proves him to be equally dead to shame.

Hendricks' speech variea but slightly from that of hia chief, and about all that can be gleaned from either is that they are merely a brace of magnificent soreheads, whom the Democratic Party would be wise to retire from public life at least from any prominent or influential position in their councils at the earliest possible moment. wwwwwwwwww Newspaper Investigations. Political and other tricksters, and birds of prey generally, insist that the only mission of a newspaper is to record facts," without comment; to publish verbatim the proceedings of courts and the findings of gTand juries, and indignantly deny their right to make investigations on their own account. No argument is necessary, however, to oonvince the people that they owe mor to the indefatigable exertions of newspaper men in investigating frauds and fearlessly exposing them, and remorselessly holding the guilty paiies up to public score and contempt, than Jhey dep. to the courts or the entire machinery of justice combined.

We have reached a point in the progress of civilization at which the fact has become so patent as to be apparant to every person of average intelligence, that among the forces gradually but surely eliminating truth-developing the resources of the country, exposing crime and bringing criminals to juatice, protecting the innocent and ameliorating the condition of the downtrodden and the oppressed the journalistic profession, notwithstanding many unavoidable imperfections, stands in the foremost ranks. It haa fought its wayto thia position through formidable obstables, but now holds that position on ks merits. Official rings, guilty official peculators, embez-zelers of public moneys, and individual criminals of all grades, may wince at the searching and remorseless iniquisi-tion of the press, and claiming that there are legally constituted grand juries lor purposes of investigation, and Courts for adjudication, and that i is an injustice for newspapers to interfere; yet the people well know that the machinery of justice, although intricate, is so thoroughly studied and understood especially by our elite criminals that it ia easily manipulated and justice frequently evaded. The newspapers, not being hampered by legal technicalities, can penetrate to the bed-rock and strike the truth so surely and swiftly that there is no escape or refuge from their persistent attacks. i A country editor likens Mr.

Beecher to Aioibiadea, who chonoed off hin dog's toil in order to divert attention I from bis love affairs. On this hypothesis can be explained the lata radical utterances of the Plymouth pastor on the subject of prayer, "If von can pray for anything and get it," said Mr. Beecher Sunday, "why don't you pray down Well, that plan has been tried in Chicago, but the property has been turned over, to the The number of mortgages here, however, is steadily decreasing in consequence of the good habits and devout spirit of the inhabitants, and the contumacy of tha insurance companies. IMAl KOTES. J.

Griesback haa recovered judgment Justice Graham's Court A. Paul lor 47 and costs, money had ana Jwyr'V A suit vac commenced yesterday by Murray Y6ung1aginst Frank Mayer in astioe Graham's Court for $104 50 on1 a promissory note. v. Yesterday C. A.

Allen recovered from James Dolan injustice. Graham's Court, the. sum of $15. and costs, for merchandise sold and delivered. Judgment was rendered yesterday in Justice Graham's Court in favor of Slats against Wy Moore for $15 and coats, lor merchandise sold and dsliv-: ertd.

Ia the U. S. District Court, David Levens and Henry Abrams, retail hat-trs of San Francisco, have filed their puu.Tui- to be declared bankrupts. 23.27; 901. The Messrs.

Blackwood have created a genuine'aentation in publishing A Modern Minister." The English reading publio are in a state of excitable uncertainty as to who is the author of this striking piece of fiction. Tom Benton's well-known portrait, painted by Boyle, has become the property of the Missouri Historical Society, and that to celebrate its acquisition, baa invited the Hon. John F. Darby to give an. address upon the life and times of the great Charles Beade's novel 4Tti Woman Hater," is stronger and better suited to the general reader than any of his recent works.

The veil of secresy cast over the story in its serial issue was so tun and transparent that it did not need to be lifted to reveal ita author- ship. John Motley, the late John Lothrop Motley's great-grandfather, came from Belfast, Ireland, to Falmouth now Portland in Maine, and there worked at his trade, as a joiner. An uncle of the historian's, Charles Motley, now lives in Deering, and is 91 years old. The Queen of Holland, recently de ceased, was a special patron ofrMotley, the historian, who preceded her only a few days. The Queen's married relations were not very happy, and she lived in a palace a little out of The Hague, a mile or two from that inhab ited by her husband.

Kine William III. When Gen. Grant went a few weeks ago to order a new uniform in Philadelphia, his tailor invited him to step on the scales and be weighed. "Ob," pleasantly replied the ex-President, "I know my weight exactly. It is 185 pounds.

That is what I keep myself at." And, sure enough, the beam turned at juat that figure. Gen. Butler bewails his loss of in fluence at the White House, and grows pathetic over the refusal of the Preai dent to follow his advice, but he quotes no more Scripture to Pitkin, and makes no referenoe to his promised re ply to Wayne MacWeagh. He must have been badly fractured by the letter's response, or else he would have pulled himself together for an answer sooner than this. Mr.

Clemens and his fidus Arcbates, the Rev. Mr. Twichell, have just re- turned from Bermuda, having made the round trip in the same steamer, seeing all the sights, with a day to spare. The Conrant says they report the onion crop fully up to the average. Bermuda is proud of three things, its onions, its potatoes, and its roads.

It is a delightful island to walk over, and if one is fond of onions there is no place in the world where his taste can be so perfectly gratified. Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spofford, be fore she had a name for herself, used to write for the Dollar Magazine, pub-ilahed in Boston. She received the large sum of five dollars per story, i unni one day tne editor remonstrated at paying so liberally and reduced the rate to three dollars. Mrs.

SDofford. not pleased with this slender remuneration, sent the MS. she intended leaviDg with the Dollar Maeazine to the Atlantic Monthly, and shortly afterwards received a check for one hun dred dollars. Henry Weeks, the English sculpter, who has just died at the age of 70, was elected an A. B.

A. as long ago aa 1850. When he was only 27 years of age he completed abstof Queen Victoria the first that was ever taken of her after her accession to the throne. Among his best known works are the statues of Cranmer, Latimer, and Rid ley, tor the Martyrs' Memorial at Oxford; of Dr. Goodall, at Eton; of the Marquis of Wellesley, for the India Bouse; of Lord Bacon, for Trinity College, Cambridge; of Lord Aucland.

for Calcutta; and of Sir E. Barnes, for Ceylon. Longfellow's poem on holidays, which was read at the late Unitarian festival, was withheld from publication at first, but some of the newspapers obtained it and- copied it. There are only a few lines in all; not too many to reproduce here: The holiest of all holidays are those Kept by ourselves to silence and apart The secret anniversaries of the heart. When the fall river of feeling overflows.

i nose nappy days nneloaded to their close. Those sadden joys that out of darkness start, As flows from ashes, swift desires to dart, lake singing swallows, down each wind that DIOWS. White as the gleam of a receding sail. White as a cloud that floats and flits in air, White as the whitest lily on a stream Thee tender memories are a fairy tale Ul some enchanted land: we know not wnere. But beautiful as is a dream within a dream Conrad Weber of Baltimore, a young man of German parentage, lately mar ried, was a soldier during the late war, and while in service acquired a fondness for sleeping in the moonlight.

Since the war, from the 1st to the 4th of every month, always at night, he has had fits of the deepest melancholy. He would remain up all night eazins at the sky, the moon and its changes naving a special fascination tor him. A day or two since he was attacked by melancholy for. the first time in the daytime, and being left alone he was found dead, his head leaning against the wall. He had twisted several pieces of blue ribbon into a cord, made a noose around his neck, and fastened the other end of the ribbon to a picture hook, drawing up his lower limbs so as to throw the full weight of his body upon the noose.

The Japanese Prince, Kits Schiwa-kiwano Miga, a near relative of the Mikado, was lately married, in a German city, to the Baroness de Tressau, a young widow. The Prince had been sent to Germany to pursue military studies. On asking permission of the aiikadoto marry, great surprise was expressed at Court at the idea of a member of tha Royal family being wedded to a Christian. Orders were sent for his immediate return, but he preferred an immediate wedding. He then wrote! tnat ne was married, and is now awaiting a reply.

It the Mikado should refuse to sanction the union, the Prince will make Germany hia home. The bravest giil in Australia' is Grace Vernon Bussell. 1 The" steamer. Georgette was wrecked: off the west coast, near Perth; a small boat had been capsized in the surf and women and children were struggling in the water, on tne crest or a precipitous oUfTappeared the figure of a young lady on horseback. To the sailors; on the stranded vessel it seemed utterly impossible that a horse and its' rider should be able to descend that precipice.

But the young lady never -faltered. She plunge ddown at full speed and reaching the shore', spurred the horse into the foiling Burf. -There were two Unes of roaring breakers. With splendid pluck she dashed through them snd reached the boat, to which the affrighted women and children were clinging. Her horse stumbled over A hawser which stretched between the wreck and the small boat; but she clung 4 to the saddle and brought the women and children to land.

There was still man: left on board the boat. She plunged Into the breakers again and brought him safe to the shore. While those whom she had saved rescuing those who remained on the wreck, the henie girl, drenched with sea, foam and half fainting with) fatigue, galloped a dozen miles home to have relief sen! to the half-drowned, half-naked folks whom she left on the beach. Her sister. Mrs.

Brockman, took horse, galloped that night through the woods to the shore, taking tea, milk, sugar, end flour for the destitute people; and the next day the rescued were brought to Mr. Brockman's house endeared for. The anxiety end excitement proved fatal to Mrs. Brockman, who took a severe cold, and died eventually of brain fever, Grace Vernon Brussell still lives. tWMl bosses QfUaitimatt aavrtimnt not exceeding tlx lint, inrttt fc (Am col-vmn for SO Centtptr wtek.

fW. Vol king inserted for let than 80 cents. out the number Of line an advertisement trill make, in (Aw column, reckon five word for thejtrtt line, andteven word for each tubeeqvent line. Fraction of line art charged at full Kneer ROOMS TO LET. Oakland Beard PAJtTTKS WITHOUT 8MAI1I1 CHILDREN desiring flret-claw board with sonny and saactou.

bandeomelv furnished rooms In rmmt. dence containing all the comforts of a modrm ctty borne, with the pleanres and snrraandlmrs af a country II, can be accommodated by d- uicwn, ruiHuucv dua toy, uaKiaoa. House convenient io street cars, ana has all modern Furnished Rooms to Let. TWO KIORIiT FURNISHED ROOMS FOB t8 and 18 per month: centrally loraMd two and. a half blocks from Broadway station, 518 Ninth street, between Washington and Clay.

To Let. A IiABCS ROOM STTTTAHT.K ma iv'nf. or studio. Knqnlreat Dunham's Photo- rspu uauery comer or Kiefentn and Clay streets. a24-t mil to rH DAXTt AnjrtfstHlTRM OUT, BT seventy feet, located on Thirteenth stnet, between Broadway and franklin; can be rented iot oaus, parti -s, lectarefr, etc.

on reasonable terms. Apply to Henry Maloon. S. M. Campbell or T.

Hlmhberf. ml-tt LOST. lnat IN EA8T OAKLAND. ON TCI8DAT, A Buwry Bog. Keward at Sullivan's Blacksmith shop, Ksst Oakland, or address G.

this office, leis S3 Reward. IOST, A GOLD LOCKET CONTAINING TWO plctnres: also a guard -and small chain connected. The finder will receive the above reward, by leaving It at 838 Broadway. French Beataurmnt. lw LOSt.

AN OPAL STONE, LOST BETWEEN Mc tnlnraa'e A roitamv a rA iVa IVIIiniiA M.U IU. "mww- uaj sura s.s a 111uuv Viliv, l-UC finder will be suitably rewarded bv leaving tbe same st this office. s2l-tf FOUND. Femidr ANEW PARASOL WAS LEFT AT MY etore on Monday or Tbmu. nn.r have It by calling for and describing It.

H. Bowman, 918 Broadway. jw-l Pound ON BROADWAY TO-DAT, A BUNCH OF kevs. which the oven can have hv rolling this office, proving property and paying for this advertisement. If 13 lw Found.

A 80RBEL HOR8E WITH A WHITE strip In the face: three Years old: Nhopsim fsMsl IKo tbe borae can be teen at James Triplett's Stable; by proYtng property, and paying- coet, the owner can have the same. JU-iw JPERSrmALS AT A5AJK GKEEN. LATE OF SAN FRAN" Ata. uiwi, now at Tentn street, Oakland 3 doors from Broadway; Is prepared to dp all kinds of Hair Work, Hair Dressing, Shampooning, in the lateM styles Human balr, braids, curls, toilet srtlcles. and everything pertaining to the business for sale at the very lowest rates.

JH-lm Personal. THE LADY WHO LOST A PAIR OF KID Brosdwsy), can have the came bv calling for theuw awl paying for Oris notice. D. STUART. JU-lw Information Wanted OF MISS LIZZIE MARSTE, FORMERLY Lizzie Wesslebouse; came from Burlington, Iswa; was (last seen In Oakland; she csn learn soiiK-thlng greatly to her advantage by calling at this office, J6-lm Wanted.

1 flftfiMKNOUTO'OAKI'ANDTOKNOW JL JJJ that the new Palace Shaving and Hair Dressing Parlor on, Broadway between Eleventh and Twefitb are selling a shaving their work cannot be beaten. We garantee you entire satisfaction. A. Baker ft Co. tf jajvmENp NOTICES.

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COM. nsinv A rfi virion? rx on tbe capital stock of this company hav- ina hoaii aa1su1 u-r u-iaaru ayouio UU KItU BI ler af HOC 1 noitAA-ja; iu IBIIitraa I county can collect the aame at the Alameda County Branch Office of the Company, 924 R. H. MAGILL, Manager. DrVLBSND NOTICE NO.

10. COLLATERAL Lean and Savings Bank, corner Post and Kearny street. San Francisco Tbe usual Monthlv Dividend for M.v Hw.i.i n. rJtine 3, to stockholders of record April '27. 1877 F.

t. CARTER, Secretary. m5-tf Partner Wanted. WITH 11,200 IN A WELL ESTABLISHED and paying business; must be a steady and sober man; only principals need apply Address for particulars, Business, Boxl2, this office. my 31-1 For Sale.

STOCK AND FIXTURES BELONGING TO A dressmaking establishmen for sale on reasonable terms; those looking for a business of this kind will do well by calling early on Mrs. J. Birch, cor. of East' Twelfth street and Eleventh avanue. under the Odd Fellows' Brock, East Oak-and.

a4 FOR SALE. Rookaway for Sale. A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY ROOKAWAY FOR sale at Clifford's Livery Stable, Thirteenth street. Call snd see It. JI.VIw For Sale or to Let.

ANEW COTTAGE OF FIVE ROOMS, JUST finished; lot 50x133; abundance of splendid water; on Magnolia street, near 28th; four minutes Walk to San Pablo Horse Cars. Pope, Dam ft (Jo. JU-lw For Sale. COME ONE COME ALL AND GET TOUR Groceries at first cost; I am closing out the business; have a good horse and a new delivery wagon for sale; also a light buggy wagon; I have a large lot of Belman's soap, which I will sen for less than it can be laid down In Oakland. Inquire at the Red Star Tea Store, No.

531 Eighth street, A Cavell. I3-Iwa Open' Buggy for sale or Ex- cnanet, nrnri.ti tiki Vnu tleman's Ihrbt driving buggv. nearly new. with side springs, for a light two seat buggy with or without top. Address, A.

B. Fisher, East Oak-lnd. JI2-lw Horse for al. ONE LARGE FINE DAPPLE BROWN HOKSE; 16X bands high; weighs 1,200 pounds; kind rslngle or double for famllv or draft horse; for salecheap. Apply to Tinkbam ft Butter-field, between Franklin and Webster street, Oakland.

112-1 For Sale. ONE LARGE NICE BAY HORSE, WEI GH-ln nearly 1,300 six years old and sound. arranted gentle for a ladies' horse. Suitable for Oo-53 Broad way, corner Thirteenth street, Far SmIa. A MAGNIFICENT OPERA CLOAK, MADE In India, valued at $7S.

Inquire at this HELP WANTED. AgerusaTited XOWH ON THE COAST TO oem war maps printed on this continent if von mean bn.inpn." ami make money send for terms to Thompson ft West, Oakland. t. Jlfc rw Ladies Read-Taught Free- "OYES DRESSES. coats, pants, vests and shirts; no charges for lessons, whetheryon boy or not.

Call and see it; two references. Instruction rouias, 711 Uearv street, San Francisco. mylt-tf Agents Wanted. G00D THISG; BRAN NEW; BOUND TO to take with everybody; sure sales and large profits; send 25 cu. for sample and see for ywyself.

Call or address. W. J. Bum wick, No. 1067 Castro dreet, Oakland, Cal.

No calls received from I si. Frklay to 7 p. a. Saturday. -a23-u MUSICAL.

MualA Riiiaa DW. HEN BY. IMPORTER AND DEALER Music Boxes, and manufacturer of the eeleorated Geneva llarn Aooniiuuim.nt. wkirK to mnslc box. Repairing of Sutter street, Lick House Block, Sao Francisco.

mi v. ijn if- uini iitwl mt-tm Augustus A. Rosenbere. PB0FES8OB OF MUSIC. RESPEOTFCLLT Informs the realdenU of Oakland and vicinity that bewlU recei.e pupil.

fcrttivegh stroctlen en tbe piano or In singing. Hewiu ex. wclee the stmorf care to oeekp a comet Si Z'L? ecuOn andVdUnJ everything that tends to produce a men amw: aetai acquaintance with waste, he wUI endeavor vhmtZnZriTZT', pupns toward iwwmsB til nm mcntnct so "Moy of tbexlatmt meth- further Information, terms, aoolv to Rodptph ft 10U BrowTTrSklSOT it "iSTtl.th.lr mio-im PIANOS FOR SALE AND i Pianos for Saleto Let. TAECKJCR BROS PIANOS SO I Mr MIS. mm, tWm.

other wararooma. in the State, ffla Mlk Plah. 1,1 .1.1 i mmmivmt J. MUI MW mm Vetil-kliAWli m.Vim In. ln Jl mtwvL ma iwl wuiea that wrlll n.n 4.

dpU Co'j, 4 and 9 ttraet. Baa Fro- -V JUUS2-U x4 Tv par'- Rent PIANOS 00 PER MONTH. AT Lulley ft 8ob, auction Houael mrni auevenin street, near Jtroad-r- a2-ti 1 ri a Bargain. FOB SALE A NEW GRAND WEBBER Piano, which cost asm. win h.

mm thetnatninient has never been seed and to fnai Perfect condition as when It lea the lactorv. Tent. easy. Infltaroatthlaoffico! nSS7 tWAU datte ofleaiRmaf adverMeewtrntm not exoeeding tix line, inter ted in iki coU umnfor SO Centt per week! intertedfor let than 86 cent. To Jlnd out the number of line an ad-leertitement wilt make, in (Ail column, reckon uiordtfor thejlrtt linearuiteven word for each tubteqvent line.

Traction of line are tkarged aifull line. WEST OAKLAND ADVERTISE-Boarding and Lodging FBXDBICK 8CHAFFNER, HAS OPKKXD Railroad Avenue Hotel and Bestan-rant;" it la a new building, and in every partlular a first-class hotel; one fine corner room suitable for a physician. Northwest corner of Railroad avenue and Chester street i m27-lm Rerroval. CI 3. B08BIBI.

FORMIRLT LOCATED AT A Point Button, haa removed bis place of business to tbe West End HoteJ, corner of Seventh and Peralta streets; where h. weuia be bspny to nwyt all bis old customers; be has also some very desirable rooms to rent. a28-tf New Drug Store. FRANK LUNT, HAS OPEWaTD, IN 8UPEBB style.onaoftbefinestdrugstoreslnAlameda County, at the northeast corner of Railroad avenue and Willow street; prescriptions filled promptly; a foil aasortmeat of fancy and toilet "fete- I a2S-lm To A BOOM SUITABLE FOR A PHTSICIAN-g office; alas several sunny weB-furnlsbed room. Apply to ISM Seventh, street.

Railroad Avenue West Oakland, i aO-tf Wines and Liquors. TJ. McDANIXL, WHOLESALE AND SB-. tall dealer in fine Imported and domestic wines and Liquors; family orders solicited: all goods delivered free of charge. Cor.

af Wood and Seventh streets. West Oak Land, Cai. mS-lm HOUSES TO LET. To Let. AT VERT LOW RENT.

TO! A GOOD TENANT, for three months; a handsomely and completely furnished house of 7 rooms. In a good neighborhood. J. I Wetmore ft S6 Broad-WT- JiS-lw To Leaae or A HARD FINISHED HOUSE OF FOUR rooms, with pantry and batk room; bant and stables and chicken yard: a good well of water: on half of ground. lanted with 8hI7bPelT trees; furnished or unfurnished; five minutes' walk from tbe College and railway station.

Apply to James Glover, Wash Ington Corners, Alameda County. Jel3-lw Corner store to Let. M6T-A DESIRABLY LOCATED COR A ner store; situated corner of Third and Broad way; rent ilS. Apply at 703 Broadway. Jl2-iw Part of Furnished House to Let.

LWS1 OF FURNISHED HOUSE to let, 858 Harrison st, bet. 7th and 8th, comprising one suit of rooms, one trout room with bav vlIMlnw.lt(h.n w. i i i uuiiuiu mi iu cooKing utensils; hot and cold water In kitchen; use of hathnuitn .1.1 LI ct. o. a.

reiry, n. w. corner izth and Broadway. Jet-tf Houses and Rooms to Rent. THE MOST DESIRABLE: FURNISHED and Unfurnished Houses, and THE NICEST ROOMS, with or without board, are ob- the House Aeenta, 1160 Broadway, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.

AtaTheir i jvx-h To Lnt. ON SEVENTH STREET NEAR WASHING-ton: two buildings; sutUblefor store-houses. Carriage or Blacksmith shops, also Stable for two nortes, with carriage room, one building; new 1023 est street, corner of Eleventh. m5-tf DENTISTS. sio.

"TjOR A GOOD SET OF TEETH, fgi -a Bucn as you pay sis for elsewhere urufu mting, 9z ana upwara. Silver fillings, $1 to $2, K.T traLinty FJ ocnta marU1 msb i.i Ait; 205 Third street, near Howard, San Francisco. IV a 1VTI CAL a-ri vr. an. niuovl- leti-tj Live and Let Live.

A SPLENDID 8ET OF TEETH fnr SJ2 tha n.n(.l BOLTON. 100 Fnnrth atnt and Howird streets, Sn Francisco. Killings a specially. All wort warranted. New York TAEXTAL ROOMS GOLD FIL- M.J uvrger sise.

$rt; ex-extractinir teeth fJl mir with We agree to please or make j'igc vfiuce, iyaiiin street, near Market San Francisco. Dr. J. p. Crowell.

DENTIST -GRADUATE OF THE Pnn rVtllarra a Mast OfflCS Wrt ITasmv la. I. Cisco; Specialty made of fine gold fillines and artificial teeth; prices are reasonable as possible to do good work. aiS-3m J. L.

Cogswell, -VJ asAKKI ST. San Francises. Ether and rhlornfurm By the aid of artificial light perfect operations performed on dark days Dr. J. O.

Pn rtor DENTIST, OFFICE AND RESI-dence mr i. v. wuiuruiurru aanunis-tered when desired, by a competent physician for a moderate fee. Office, rooms 4 and 5, Central Block. Open evenings.

Teeth Filled. TEETH SAVED FILLING TEETH nlA i fillings warranted; beautiful set of teeth fori 10 and upward. Laughing gas administered. Ten yt c12ntmt practice. Office, lSntter street -iw ii i' rrancisco.

Tale the MISCELLANEOUS. Wanted. A fiM A T.T. A MIT TirjtnT-f, Ai t.LLlli(- nished house; well located; with stable; no chl llrtn In famlir AHHHu. vt huuhmjh, aj.

ai i una omce PAoma WaNal A LADY WISHES HARDIN a or a nonw Prt of Osklsnd. Address uiuhi ue od reasonable terms, JU-lw Wanted-to Purchase for Cash. o.i7iv vnvr not to exceed -J, vuua r. U. WX WW, USX ji.vat Attention.

LsrilAstf A VfL 0' -HUMAN HAIR WOBK "one to order. Ladles own hair combings madenp in everystyle, and the irooisof the hair laid one way, which no other firm does. Trys eiz-ti TO Bnt nr I A LOT ON CORNER OF PERALTA AND JK. Hi tMinth Erakaa i ISTP'1" dwelling of of Int. 2UTtin foui A nJ Tk 1 a.

as- 71 crreuiuajiu unesi or streets Weat Oskland. Jll-4w Wanted. fit OF FURNITURE, BY Uarmon ft Gave, near the corner Tenth ana vt' .1. in v. .1 .1 1 "unini umuioK, artlets and Strive.

nV rnpnltM: old; mattreKps mwie over and returned the fame day; repairing ix-atly done. Give as a call before eiftewiifre. Jll-lw Rooms Wanted. IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD 14 TO and Broadway to Market streets, one or two, sunny lower roooms. fnnftirnlane-li ni board; for lady and babe: (where there are no o'bfr boarders.) Address Box 60S, Oakland PosU CAtJI WlUfen V-lW Med leal.

TiRtTS- "SDALE-HOMEOPATH. OF- XH ana xmrteentn street. Office hours; from to 16 a. and 2 to 4 p. n.

residence, 89 last Eleventh street. Brook-Z2l mMWm Wanted to Exchange- LAN situated a short distance from Oak- UmUy carriage, ADprr at this office ms-tf Dressmaklne- J'ADIIS GO-TO MME. GREEN, FOB A PER- mw tmiri i aiessuissins; done Instyhsh and defant finish, at 487 Tenth uiwi.Hj it attuiucujR. Ji-im i mmwwm.mtmmat MM KOOrS button hole maken Apply at onca to V. corner Washing to a and Tenth street.

U-lw Dressmaklnar. A -ACCOMPLISHED KRESHMAKKR wlnhes to to out In families by the day or own; a specmKy. nesMenc it roartecnth street, under Centennial HoteL Itt-l Ladles of Oakland. Read This. OF CDTTINQ AND Xflttinctancht by Mme.

Oosttn's seif- fluinar irHTOe' bawiues, aaeqaea, wrappers, igSnU Wd ntted. Sixth street, ear Folaora, San. agenU wanted. i Dressmaker. or DRESSMAKING ni .11.

n. 731 a. mm nmn, vmrmun. I ms7-UD Mllllnatr an at WANTED-THI LADIES' ATTENTION Fooja- lressmaktiuj a speciality, CaS and see, WaahlBjjton, awaotJ andor MchoU EA8T OAKLAND ADVER TISEMENTS. Mathciwai ar aiia.

Rl KTATli; AGENTS, V. EAST Twelfth street. East Oakland: hava far i. Krai liasal uf Inwar ttrWa a- property offered for hoaaea vented negotiated and collections made, i m2S-lDa us aa erieaulmai aafgfffaeasawr. not exceedina tin timet, ineerted in thit col umn or ov vent per week.

fty-Xothlng intertedfor leu than 50 cent. fWTofind out the number of line an ad-ertieement will make, in thit eolumn, reckon word for thejlrtt teven word for each tubtequext line. Fraction of line are charged a full line. BUSINESS NOTICES. w.r.RATsxaJ a.

p. sues was. W. P. Haynes A Real Estate, House and Insurance sroKers.

Tl Rn A Tl A WWTArww 1160 fpwntli rwl W.111.I ties havlne nmnertw far aal nm to r.iw will find ready Durcbasera b. aesivltisr 1st sit Ant office. la mjk Arlington Candy Factory. TPrVi190 ABUIWTON CANDY to the corner ofSan Pablo avenue and Sixteenth rtreet, where Bradshaw Celebrated Candles can behad, and the choice caramels, bon bona, and "nor. can se bad purs and rreo from ail deleterious matter.

Reopenlnc TO TNFORM my friends and tbe public In general, that I V. .1. umwa as law rwisi Market, West Oakland, and trust that they win give Tim IUmmI 1 ift-ii imu vu.pe, mm 1 ni keep constantly on band the best the Market affords, at the most liberal prices. All orders do- cbTX- ReepectfbUy. W.

O. LIEBMANN. II. Vim Take Notleo. TWILL 8AT TO MY FRIENDS AND CUS- mm reuoTea mv steal alar-ket to the corner of Clay and Seventh streets, cT q'w! The "Argonaut." THE NEW SATIRICAL AND SOCIETY PAPER ARGONAUT Is now engss.

In. tit. 1. w-huiiwu Liia ntrauiiia; rUDUC. The routes are being rapidly developed nn- agent for tbe paper in Oakland and Alameda.

Those who would desire a thoroughly enjoyable home paper, should leer their orders with Mr. Turner at tbe office of the Transcript price 85 cents per month. jf-lw New Cash Grocery. DF. BICHARD8 HAS OPENED WITH A FULL line of groceries, corner San Pablo venue and Grove street, and ia prepared to cms- wiw iu iuia ciiy, D010 in quality and price of goods; choice liquors for family use vi nrnKmurr loe place, corner Ban Pablo avenue and Grove street.

Junel-lm Oculists and Aurists. HF. ADAMS, M. Wm. C.

CUM- MINGS, M. D-, practical eye and ear surgeon and chronic disease physicians. Particular attention paid to chronic catarrh, and diseases of the chest and lungs; special and private diseases, of either sex treated with success; artifical eye inserted. Rooms No 4 and 5, office 120 Montgomery street, 8an Francisco, opposite Occidental Hotel. Office hour from 9 a.

m. to 10 r. m. my29-U Dowling fc Quick, pARPKNTEBS AND BUILDEBS. ARE PRE PARED to do flrxt-class work at reasonable p.

OD offices and stores a spe cialty. All kinds of repairing promptly done. Shop on Seventh street, between Broadway and Washington. mv24-lm H- Levlson's. FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILORING emporium, cor.

Third and Jessie streets. San Francerco. Tbe finest clerical, navy, military, and civil suits made to order sfter tbe lai'st fashion and at reasonable prices. Your choice of 3.000 pants pstterns. various styles, to order at and "Pwras; 200 pieces diagonals, for dress suits, to order at and upwards; AO pieces beaver, warranted genuine trench, best quality, for dress suits, to order at and upwards; S00 pieces casslmere, for business stilts, to order at t2a, and npwsnis; 125 pieces Cheviots, for walking suits, to order at 2s, and upwards.

H. Levlson's 41 Third street, cor. Jessie, San Francisco. my23-m Laundry. fTIHE PLACE TO GET YOUR LHTEN CLEAN JL and white, and at prices that defy competition, is at the White Labor Laundry of Kohler A Johnson, 14th ave bet.

11th and 12th East Oakland. rnytl-tf Chiropodist. BUNIONS, WARTS, INGROWING NAILS and all i1If of the foot Bklllfullv treated by Kelstel A Gerrard, from I'sns. st 836 Market street, San Francisco. mvl7-lni Removed.

flnE OAKLAND STRAW WORK. AND A Bazaar Dress Pattern Agency, have to 012 Broadway, between tighth and Ninth street, east side. yll-ltf Wilds A Walker. HATE JUST OPENED A 8TOBE AT 81 Vi ash'ngton. between and Seventh streets; and are making a speclalityof buying snd selling new and second baud stoves; repairing done at i-hort notice.

niy26-lm Chlllon Beach- BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER; No. 8 Montgomery street. Masonic Temple, San Francisco; tbe latest styles of fashionable stationery; visiting cards, gold and silver edging; constantly In rocelp's of the latest Eatern and Foreign publication; MaMe Todd A Bard's Gold pens; special attention given to wedding and Jfrd; Invitations and programmes for birthday and wedding parties. a214m Staclonery- ROTAL I. AULD, DEALER IN SCHOOL books and miscellaneous; book snd Sta tlonery of all kinds; newspapers and periodicals Vocket cutlery, legal blanks, fsncysrtlcles.

etc. 457 Moth aireet, near the rostofficeakland. Fringes and Trimmings. MR. A.

OOLOMBAT, FROM PARIS fs MAN 'Coring to order all kinds of Fringes In Silk, Worsted, Cheullle, Gimp. Cords, Tassels, 5S'ifnlLtc" reasonsWe prices. 108 Stockton beU O'Farrell and Geary, San Francisco. RS-Sm Night School. IN ALL THE END A llsh branches and If desired.

In Latin and Greek. Charges moderate. Apply at 717 Tenth nx-tf J. M. Miller, MAS.UIASrPI1 0F LATEST IMPROVED style Metal and Wooden Show Cases Be.t work at Eastern prices.

City and countrv orders promptly attended to. Ware Rooms No. ISprIng street, south west corner of California, between Kearny and Montgomery, San Fran 01 12 ARTISTS' ATTENTION la called to the Well Selected stock of Winsor Newton's OIL COLORS In Collapsible Tubes. Moist Water Colors In half cake Porcelain Pans. FRENCH POLISHED MAHOGANY BOXES, Containing' half and whole cake.

Ere wn, Bd Sails and Bristls BRUSHE CANVAS, Atoe, Convex Glasses, Cabinet and Card Size. YHITIIER, FULLER GO. 412 fc 414 12th mm All red paper up to imitate and undersell 4 MX CO'S STCRUKSSOAk' f-1- Many of these artf KS1XCSSUJ5 and all of themrKHLt hare names similar to "Sterling" and are brazenly palmed off fjr that Soap. Be sure yon buy onty COLMTE Which i the only good Eastern Soap KDOIRATI PRICE. 1 THB nARTFORD VOTKH WIRE Mai trees, the embodiment of luxurirma eaae and sound acinomy.

For aal by Christian Schrieber, 1105 1107 Sroadwsy, opposlU OakUadBrak. Vlsso All Wsl CaihiBMlaa. SM oenta per yard, by in Great Eaatera Aacttoa tWAU claatee otleaHiammt mdrtimeml not exoeedtng line, ineerted to Mi column for SO Cent per Vr-Nothlng intertedfor let than BO cent. out the nvmber of tine an advertisement will column, reckon trordtfor the Jtrnt eenen word for each tubteqvent line. Fraction of line art charged aifull line.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Per Sale at a Bargain. A POINT 8TA-JX TION, with counters, shetvlns and fixtures, now occupied aa a store at rent: soluble for almost any business; purchaser can have posse, sloo any time; lease of the ground 4 years yet to ran. at low rent. Apply to Will H. Burrall, Booanxa Real Estate Office, northwest corner uvj mj win imni aayst-tw Oakland Lots at Auction Prices.

rpHE FINEST PROPERTY IN OAKLAND, between tbe new Overland Railroad and the Berkeley and San Francisco Railroad. This property Is rapidly tmprovlns; will be worth $1000 each lot In two years. Within a vear tbe street car line which now runs down Rao Pablo Avenue from Broadway Oakland, will be continued within two blocks of this property. Title perfect. Never be-fcre soeh hidocemenU offered to secure a home.

Only a lludted number to be had on these terms. time (I be Inststlment ptant, $20 down, balance In InstsHnienta of 10 per month. Apply to J. O. Green, ti4 Montaomery opposite Rosa House.

8. F. myit-lm Fine Business Corner. NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAN PABLO avenue and Frederick street, can be bought at bargain If applied for immediately. Marston mV.R'1 Ete Agents, corner of Seventh and Washington streets, Oakland, mylt-tf Mnrlnl Uamaa "T7K)R SALE 61 SOLD 1 JUST READY XJ on block 286, central, convenient, cheap, easy terms.

Ask your A (rent to show yon the houses before buying elsewhere. G. M. Fisner, 969 Broadway, Oakland. mylO-tf Who Wants a Nice Home.

1 NICE COTTAGE, FIVE ROOMS, BATH, f- hot and cold water, na pipes, hay window, marble mantel, and all, modern conveniences, will be built noon a splendid lot, size 50x140 feet, and sold tor a small payment ($300 or $400) down, and the balance In mall monthly installment. For full particulars call on Maratmi ft Adams, real estate agents, corner of Seventh and Washington streets. my9-tf Installment Plan. COnn LOT 26x101, SOUTH SIDE OF tPOUVe Twenty-fourth street, between Adeline and Mafriolia streets. forms, $25 down, balance $10 per month, interest 1 per MK Marston ft Adam.

Real Estate A (rents, corner Washington and Seventh streets, Oak-lnd- m2-tf Desirable Property. PROPERTY, CORNER OF Fifth arid Alice streets, will be sold In subdivisions; lots 25x100. eet on Alice street $1,000 each; lota 15x125 feetf Fifth street $1,200 each: the house (11 rooms) with lot 76x75 at ,000 a be above property Is very desirable, and at the prices named should meet with leadv sale. Marston A Adams, Real Estate AgenU, corner of Washington and Seventh streets. Oak- m2-tf For sale.

fN fiSV TVDVU- i IT UW.AM. w.iw, -J house 10 rooms, and bath; modern uiinuvfuKum; grounds in nne order; stsble on premises; sultuated on Twelfth street. twwMn n.K w. llll (ill! 1 1, Tim. only five minutes walk from Market itreetSUtlon.

i-use uoe, ww road way, Oakland. Cal, a25-tf For Sale. ATA GREAT SACRIFICE, A NEW AND rwantlful fntt .1 iuviiii, uay wiu- dows. Inside blinds, pantry, gas and water-pipes via iii.ii 11. p.iru water cioset, sewer: lot 25x74 feet; only V4 blocks from a railroad station; Is worth price $1,000 cash.

Balance In a years. Apply to E. J. KeUey ft 414 Seventh street. Oakland.

m28-tf For Sate. AnOTJHR AND LOT FOR SALE ON THE Installment plan, two blocks from Broadway Station. House with sll modern Improvements. Inn ill-. flna.

A- 1 1 II I I. m. luvium 1 aint Vt nd Broadway, opposite nih7 tf The Berkeley Real Estate Union. QORNER UNIVERSITY AND SHATTUCK opposite tne railroad terminus, Berke-ley. Houses built and sold on the Installment plaa Land for sale Id all parts of Berkeley.

SITUATIONS WANTED. Wanted. s- OITUATION BY ACOMPETENTRELI4BLR vry young msn, a first-rate family as coachman, or groom; care of garden; can nil cows; bwit of references. Please address a letter to M. Kahl, Osklsnd Postoftlce.

JiS-lw Situation Wanta4 AUKD MAN As A bok-R KKHr.B, clerk, porter, or watchman: wiil- not afraid of work. Address I'o-'tofflce Box 232. 11-lw Wanted. TY A RESPONSIBLE OLD MAN, ACTIVE .7 more, or mecnanicai L. 7ll or eonn'fy: hlKhest teatlmonsls-no nb ectliin tn afnnfc p.

1 .7 i.iiviiiiiii vn nuaiCT, etc. AO dres BnalnetsMhls office. SitUaflAn Ufa.t.H WW ft TI nw k-J tlon: cik second utrV bik! girls for general a aoQ pcotcn gin lor ss.lsting; alto, nnp-e al-ls of all aires. Glrla can be Interviewed 1-twern 8 ami II a. sr.

and 2 V. "Store, Ml Eighth street. Moie. Cavell. J12-lw Situation Wanted.

TVA TO DO GENERAL wore, in a smal family. Ad'IrexC. B. this office. J12-lw Situation Wanted BY A COMPETENT OIBL TO DO GENRR-A housework, cooking, washing and required.

Apply at 529 Kighth street, cornerof Hav. Jll-lw Situation Wanted. A boy sixteen years old wants a LrlACP hw ran Loam a tawt eaHu oi-iert. Inoulre at Xi4 Thini MntU yltexr. Alice and Jsckwn.

Wanted. A SITUATION ON A RANCH FOB TWO years; wages no object. Apply at (W8 Sycamore street, near San Mo- Jt-lw Situation Wanted. A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED COL oted woman desired a situation as chllds' nun; would also do chamber work, or plain "lng- llh stfeet, bet. Broad wsy and Franklin.

ml5-tf BUSINESS PERSONALS. Wm. Bolton, JU TICK -OF THE PEACE FOR THE CITY of Oskland. No. 8:15 Washington street, near Station.

Residence. N. W. Cor. Wjkid and William Streets, Point Mutton.

Also, deals in rt-al esute, collects rents, negotiates loans, ef-lect Fire Insurance, and transacts a Ueneral Agency business, at the aame place, and at office near Point Station. Attention to Real Estate and otler Interests, for non-residents, a specialty. J6-lm New Harness Shop. OEMLAY WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN-. nonnce to the public that he has opened a oatneast comer Franklin and tlenin MreetlS snd is now prepared to do all kinds of work in bis line or badness at the lowest rates.

Remember tbe place. my30-lm C. W- Simpson. 422SIHTH 8JRKT- OPPOSITE TTNION J'n Bank, near Broad way, Oakland, nttlDr.JJ? smithing, lock smithing bell banging, saw filing and retoothlng; sewing machines repaired, grlndlDg, models built, light carpenter work done. General Jobbing shoo aW-ft Notice to tne pudiic -IHARLEY CARLETON, FOR A NUMBER OF back man in this city, has placed on the stand at Aiv.ntli ittMi and he wishes tha patronage of all his old customers nd friends; will promptly attend to al orders; orders left at Slicer's Stable or tbe stand, frwr of Seventh and Broadway itreeta.

Ask uwKwi. rni3 Ira Astrologer. MRS.BUCK,AlROLOiKRANDFORTCNE ieUJ onaults on i-tocka. Clay street third door below Seventh. Oakland.

2t-tf enmega, Physician. IMPERIAL an offlcivt 708 Broad wmy, bet. Thini and Iirth ertons dlsetues caret -nth herb. irt-tf A Word to the 'Ladles of Oak-land. IF YOU WANT GOOD HELP, PLEASE caUat Sew Emnlnymea Offio.

ofiS Tenth street, here yosj will find girls mad women of all af ea, ready and willing to do good aervio at reasonable wage. Help can be seen dally at the office. mv24-2w White Llhnr rmnlmm. FICB. NO, 4 FOURTH STREET, HAS aVxakla SRSUl Sas.su 1 a a a II aa w- "vt -m an a aUVCaV IWI amj SPlVUPVa Wo, ami wwfwrnlahthem toaB parties wanW Proprietor0 oortest notice.

John Baker. hlS-tf REAL ESTATE. Houses and CottaeM "ANTED- And to let, at from $10 to $25 Per month, almost anv anmber v-hrht way, quick, don't let them tand vacant nor fn ltktfira am Kane BURRALL, at Bonanxa Real ftao offleav lroaMlwjr ajid Fifth streets s-SOtt If OUBTES POkk KTarrii mutwwr a CO 110S, Broadway, honso and room-reetora. hav four elegantly furnished two. wry howaea of oloveB movm piano, which must bo rented at oaem alao pn twottory houso of saves rooms, modern improvements: one lia agtlAai mama.

wellof rater, high ground; ali cestnOly located. Carriage faraisiied. --xZ. Hons Agent keep a carriagw for tha eon. venience of those looking far booses or room.

Remember they hava removed to Ilea Brtmd. way, betwee Thirteenth and Fourteenth street, near the Junction of the avenue. awaw-aaaweswia srswawssw wass board to rent at Hon and Boom Renting apply to linrwn ek Oov, UN Broadway. Ml Hi AT TI Methody Meetin Howse, Corner Fourteenth s4 CIsy Streets, City of Oakland, on ye Evening of Ye (5th Day, Of ye eth atontlM, A.D. 1877 KB).

Ye treat Choir wiDe contain UO of ye skilled Singers and apt Player upon ye Pack but, Harp, Trumpet, and ye Godlie viol, and many other whose name are not mentioned here for shawm facedneas, but wh will sing and play at ye Great Concerte. Te aged Spinster BACHAEL PONDED will be allowed to sit on ye Stage and enjoy ye Mustek, being aomewhat hard of hearing, perad venture she may ring. OBEDIAH TWADDLESTICK win beat ye time. AHAZUERU3 DCN8TER, going on ISO year old, out who has lost none of hi Puritan Fire; will play ye Godlie VioL Ye price of permission to hear this good Musk ia ett to be FOUR YORK SHILLINGS, and if any do desire Picked Seats, ye shall pay more, yea, SIX YORK SHILLINGS, and ye aame ticket will be kept for benefit of ye publick at ye shop of Goodnien Sand ford, Kel-aey A Companie. which is sette down on ye street Broadway, whose Clerk do weare smiling faces, from ye rising of ye sun to ye going down of ye same.

Ye monies which will be paid for hearing ye Musick wi'l go into ye Coffer of ye Church for ye beueflt of ye Church. Com all ye people to ye Create Feaate of Musick and hear ye old Psakn Tune, Fugue and Canticle of ye Church, and some sweet worldlie Tunes and Song. Attend for ye Mem-orie of ye olden time, yea, peradveuture for ye comforting of ye Soul. Ye latch string will he hung- out at ye f.hur doer at ye going down of ye Sun, which is seven of ye and ye musick will sound forth at earlie Candle Lite, which ia one-quarter to eight of ye clock, and will continue without distraction to ye twofold tarning of ye Hoot Glass. NOTICE.

I take pleasure in announcing to my former friends and patrons, and the residents of West Oakland, that I am in the employ of G. F. M. GLOVER, ON THE N. cor.

Chester and 8th Sts. Thanking them for past favors, I should be pleased to hare them call and Examine our PnceHist. I will 'guarantee that they caii BUY GOODS CHEAPER (for cash) than at any store in "West Oakland. WILL. G.

HAWKETT. LIMEY 6l Auctioneers! Salesrooms 837 BrMdirar, Oak-lasiri; 309, 811, SI3 Sanson) Street, H. JH. Kewbftll San Frasjelae. t.

O. ELDHIDGF Auctioneer. SATURDAY. Saturday, June I 1877, AT TWO O'CLOCK, P. H.

at salesroom. No. 857 Broadway, Oakland, will aril per order of J. M. Walker.

Trustee, As a Whole or ir Subdivisions, Seven block of land, Jon by 00 feet each, situated in BROOKLYN TOWNSHIP, ALA. KDA OODJfTT, and designated upon th Hip of FITCHBTJRG Homes Uad Lot as block nambered 13, 14, 83, to, 43, s9, and U. This property 1 pleasantly located, snd ia covered with tree of a splendid growth. Six passenger trains per day each way pas through tbe property. Term will be made known at sale.

OLNET A Auctioneers. MEW TO-DAY. Esta Bueno, Si Senor! A-propes CerUIaemeHt D'ye mind that new, me friend III Better you don'dt wait already, bat go right away oud to (Oe.whatalmtTrtst!) BONANZA Burrall's RF.1L ESTATE OFFICE, If you want to rent, or to bave rented house, offlci store or Building; If yo want to liar or ella hoase and lot. or lot, or land, or busine, or aajr- thing; If yeetrsnt property taken care of ia your absence; If yoa wait a loan negotiated a borrower or lender; If yoa want rente collected, or coHeo- tioss made; If you wantdeeds, kasea, BMjrtragT, or other Jegal instruments written or 'eoried' i-rt-'v. -If yoa want the eerrfoMi of aKotary Pnblie, or C)ommiiMkner of Deeds; If yon wast titles of inoperty examined, record searched and abstracts made; If yoa want anything of above or similar brwi nw attended to at best advau- tage, you can be sore of Promptness, Accoracy: iruf Seltability (no Interference, however, with the brut nees of anyone else), at THEprJArJZA Real Estate Offica, H.

7. Cof Eroadiiray Fiftli St Tfllta. II. BUKILAIJL, Notary' Public, and Commissioner of Deeds for Arizona, Nevada, Oregon, 4 Missouri. Illinois.

Ohio, Etc. SoccesBor to G. E. Smith. Heal Estate leieM He 01 LUCK NUMBER OF-k NOTICE! To the Patrons of the Contra Costa Water Company.

Orrici Contka Com Waibs Osxxaud, June IJth, 1877. We hereby call yonr attention to the following rule: "No consumer shall permit the water to run from his service pipe for purpose of ir-rigstion between the hours of 9 a. at. and 4 p. or between the hours of 8 p.

at. and A. nor will an lrrlratinn Pundays." know of many lawn In thi city that are irrigated only twice per week, and these lawns lonk If vll mm Hm day. Daily irrigation wiU not be allowed wu wcr uave ouiii IUT' a-tw nonce. It Is not possible to keep sufficient praav mia of water on the plpea to force water into tanks on tbe high blocks of bolldlnsa In Oaklaad, while all are trrltratlna- at th asms tin For the benefit of all consumers we are compelled to adopt tbe following regulations in regard irrigation, which will be strictly enforced: On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS irrigation will allowed only ia thatportion of the city lying EAST OF BROADWAY; on TUESDAYS, THT38JJAY8 and SATURDAYS all that portion of the city ying "WIST OF BROADWAY.

Websolsta. ty decline supplying water to parties violating these rnlessnd legnlationa. We have plenty of water but none to be wasted; we propose to save the waste of water as much a possible so as to have large surplus on hand In ease we have one or two more dry aeaaona following this one, which often happens in this State. This company ia furnishing more water per carita than any other city in the United States: supplying eight and one-half million' gallon per day to about 18,000 persona, equal to 172 gallons per head per day, which is an excessive quantity wnen compared with the quantity supplied in the following cities: 185! Providence 25 new I Jersey City Detroit. Albany Chicago Brooklyn Buffalo Philadelphia.

Cincinnati New Bedford Cambridge Boston Cleveland Lowell 100 Fall River 24 99 Toronto, Canada 77 S3 Montreal, Canada. 55 80 Glasgow Scotland. 50 75 Bartford 80 65 Edinburg Scotland S8 61 London, England- 37 56 Liverpool, England 23 58 Dublin, Ireland 25 50 Toulouse, France. 26 57 Paris, France 32 56 Lyonav France to 40 Ham burg Germany 83 0 Berlin, Germany. 2 88 Leghorn, 80 32 1 Turin.

Italr Columbus aelsfc so By orde of th Beard of Trustses of the CMUCMta Water C. TT2NTXQT733 BKAmrirri. sm.Es OEM YS, i The Photographer, r. ti BtOAlVWAT. Near ltth Street.

a STOVES AKD BADGES. HOIJETSJIYED IS.HQHEY JS1DJE, OaklaiHil if yoo want to get the best vahss for oney; htry your Stoves, aP most front nnm aiaka, also, your house furnishing tood from 4. W. Brvan. uo Third treet, near Mission, Baa Francisco.

Call and be convinced of the ta JOHN HEBZ0G Urn bought Batoon fornasrly oocupied by BIXTH'STRKET. t30BS A. HB20O, Proprietor. -6UROIQ At. OPERATION IT I.

A WASarar mrmem thatB. f. ADAMS, M. whose office is at 127 Montgomery gaa FranCTaco, performed a adentiae sergical operation ot irrUleetoniy on Mrs. W.

Snow' right eye, who having not seen ISe-bt forth last tsnnt th. tion was a perfect suocrst. Mrs. Snow lives ummt miiiumiii vauromia. as amicwaa wnuie do well to oonsult Dra.

Adaao and Camming -my aeon surgical or aaaaiCM STBawa aw PMopapliic MiMts AND PROPERTY AT AUCTION. Notice is hereby (riven that all the property, Two Small Buildings Contents, Consisting of all the Iiurtruments, Furniture, Properties And Paraphernalia or a PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT Called the Photographic Parlor formerly owned bv A. MURKY DUNHAM. Mtnated at No. 1161 Broadway.

OAKLAND, Will be sold al Public Auction on the premises on Wednesday, June 20, 1877 AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. To satisfy a certain mortgage on the same, which said mortgage is recorded in Liber page 528, Chattel Mortgage, in the Recorder' office of Alameda County. The above comprising in part 100 yaris, more or leas. 3 ply Carpet; 5 Easy Chairs, in crimson and brovn rep; one mirror back hall rack black walnut counter, desk, mirror, picture frames, all sizes, Ac A. MURRT DUNHAM, By hi Attorney, Nathan Porter.

P. K. DAVIS Auctioneer 1161 Broadway. A SUPERIOR FAMILY FOOD, FROM OATS. 9a aal See the Only Living aiitrologey Aaial EaalsieBi Pay aieJasi.

TVB. COHEN. TELLS YOU oorreetlv tha nut nwn.i wv rr ven years in nan rranciseo. I saltation fee, S3i bv letter not necessary to Riva-tha ace. Office, 405 Kearny street, corner Pine, San Francisco.

Tenth Annual Picnic -or- IA No. 127, 1. O. B. AT Badger's CentM Park.

SUNDAY, JUHE-J7; 1877. California Fire anrft Water' Proof Paint Company. OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF business, Oakland, California. NOTICE hereby siren that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on tit fourth day of Jans, 1877, an awnisut (No. L) of twenty-Sv cenu per share was leved upon th capital stock of th Corporation, payable innnediata.y In Uns- WW.

PUII. WIN VVU, wOV UUMWM, wf 17 I efflceof tbe Company, 024 Broadway, Oakland, vsuuornm. Any ssoast npos viica uii aa atsiiiissit shaM remain smpaU ost thai 6th day ot jnly, 1877, wUI be wtefanqnaot aaa advMtasad for sale at snbli awion. sad waleaB soad before, will be sold on Satarday. the Hat dar of iu'y, to pay tbe deliooueat together with cost of advertising avwof aal.

By order of tha Board of Dirartor. W. p. THOMAS. Seeratarv.

Omce, Mt Broadway, Oakland, Cai. AMB. lu P. BZBQEB GERGER ALIE, Importer snd MaamfaMirparsr of Watches. Olocka.

Jewelrv and Bilverwar. Ko. M7 Broadway, between Ninth and Tenth ate. Oakland, Oal. Watches, locks and Jewelry neatlj repaired, and guaranteed, LU 4 Affent, etc.