anaheim-gazette 1874-08-15

SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. The Am. ship Black Hawk for New York has called for her destination with a valuable cargo of native products, including 228,700 lb Wool, 9,729 Hides, 2,755 bison Case Doodle (Bruton), 2,000 cows Salamander, 5,000 pigs Dolly's Reindeer and Land, 11 bales Hagen, 20,000 gals Golden Syrup, etc., the whale raised at upward of $200,000. Business as this writing is not so active as usual at this season of the year. The grain harvest seems to be later than normal and conflicting elements return its prompt movement. The spring Wool slip has nearly all been marketed. Hides and Tallow continue in active request. The Grape and Hop crops propete are very encouraging. FLOUR—The demand for export is fully equal to the supply, for the reason that millers, both here and at Sacramento, find it difficult to process all the Whens required to keep their mills running. We note the receipt of 16,000 qrs Prairie Mills from Sacramento, bought some time minutes for export. The Yanco de Gama milled on the 22d lint, for China and Japan, carrying to Hecking 15,200 qrs Superfine. The Ocean Keeper for Cape Town carried 7,000 hs sks and 2,800 qrs sks. The Alaska For Hecking carried 182 bbls Extra, 40 hfs and 5,811 qrs Skis Superfine; also the Yokohama the bulk of 500 bbls. The Ann Dethlef for Queenstown carried 1,149 qrs Skis. The Starr Mills, Vallejo, is running an annual bid will soon double its working capacity and then be better enabled to execute export or demand. The Golden Age and Golden fist Mills both continue to do a prosperous business. The local trade for Baker and Family Extra is good at very full futures. Superior of various grades mills at $644.80; Extra Superfine, $475; Baker and Family Extra, $366.36; $196 bs. The best brands made on this coast sell in small jobbing lots at $5 25/6¢; $186 bs. all in hf and qrs sks. WHEAT—The receipts continue light, many farmers holding back, preferring to store island; others are arranging to ship their crops upon their own account, which will in part explain the light sales we have to record. Transactions for the week under review include 5,800 sks choice at $16 for new; 1,500 sks old for milling at $16 75/6¢; 70:3,000 sks new; $16 80:3,000 sks ditto; $16 60:3,000 sks new; $16 55:3,000 sks new; $16 54:3,000 sks new; $16 53:3,000 sks new; $16 52:3,000 sks new; $16 51:3,000 sks new; $16 50:3,000 sks new; $16 49:3,000 sks new; $16 48:3,000 sks new; $16 47:3,000 sks new; $16 46:3,000 sks new; $16 45:3,000 sks new; $16 44:3,000 sks new; $16 43:3,000 sks new; $16 42:3,000 sks new; $16 41:3,000 sks new; $16 40:3,000 sks new; $16 39:3,000 sks new; $16 38:3,000 sks new; $16 37:3,000 sks new; $16 36:3,000 sks new; $16 35:3,000 sks new; $16 34:3,000 sks new; $16 33:3,000 sks new; $16 32:3,000 sks new; $16 31:3, REV.—Oh, certainly. Mol.—Wasn't it the soap and wather made the linen clane, sir? Rev.Of course they did. Mol.—And isn't the linen all the better for it? Rev.—Oh, no doubt of that, Molly. Mol.—But not a dhrop of the soap and wather stays in it. Well, sir, it's the same thing wid me. Not a word o' the sarmint stays in me—I suppose it all dhries out o' me—but I'm the better and the claner for it, when it's over, for all that. CONFLICT WITH A BURGLAR.—The Melbourne Argus gives the following account of the attempted robbery of the residence of the United States Consul: An instance of most determined courage in arresting a burglar was shown at an early hour on Sunday morning, by Master Joseph Wright-Adamson, son of Mr. Thomas Adamson, the American Consul, living in Hotham Street, East Melbourne. Shortly after four o'clock or Sunday morning, Master Adamson was awakened by hearing some person moving in his bedroom. He got up and seized the intruder, who proved to be a colored man named Thomas Webb, an American, from New York City, who came out as cook in the American ship A. M. Minott. A sharp struggle took place, and young Adamson was thrown down the stairs to the first landing. Nothing daunted, however, he again seized the burglar, and was thrown to the bottom of the stairs. The burglar than ran toward the back door, but in the darkness mistook his way, and came back again, when young Adamson again seized him, and this time got him down, and held him till his father came to his assistance. A rope was procured, and the man was tied to the banisters till a constable was found, to whom he was given in charge. The burglar was convicted on Friday, May 1. The pluck shown by Master Adamson, who is only about 16 years of age, in attacking an antagonist so superior in strength and weight, is worthy of the highest commendation. QUIET PEOPLE.—Quiet people seldom get full justice done them, except by their immediate friends. It is your noisy, rackety folks who secure most of the world's ready acclamation. The man who talks commonplaces at the top of his voice, who is in the habit of perpetrating preposterous jokes, and laughing consumedly at the same, and who makes a point of thrusting himself into conversations, whether he understands them or not, runs a much better chance of being dubbed a clever fellow than does he who rarely speaks unless he is thoroughly au fait with his subject, and who is addicted to advancing his opinions in a hesitating, timid window area. It would be a Hawley, Bowery decent-sized month at least in every variety of prices from price range to price range lighted by the Central Tail. In the mailed favor, for this street there are a rearway and a frontage that are worth more than probable that a few thousand sacks will go forward per ship General McClellan, now on the berth. We note a sale of 750 ks prime new Brewing at $15; 500 ks bright new $12; 1,000 ks light bright; $17; 675 ks $18; 250 ks very dark at 97%; $100 ks; 1,500 ks prime; $16; 611 $12%. Sales last evening of 1,040 ks bright Coast. $12; 500 do.$18. OATS—The steamship Tartar for the Colonies carried 4,100 ks for Sydney and 900 ks for New Zealand. Sales include 8,000 kts Oregon for export at $140; 1,000 kts $155; 500 kts light Coast. $145; 1,500 kts fair to good in lots at $150; 555 extra choice held at $160; 655 with a light demand. CORN—There is a light supply with limited offerings: the range of the market. $199;22 ctl. RYE—The supply is quite liberal, with sales in lots of 2,000 kts at $12;25% ctl. The receipts yesterday were 2,000 kts; market closing dull. HAY—The receipts are very considerable, quite in excess of the current demand. Small cargo sales are however daily made at $644 ton. CORN MEAL—Is in fair request for food, jobbing at $42431 ton. Pocket for table use, 25%33% ctl. OIL CAKE MEAL—Offering upon 'Change of lots of 100 tons California and Oregon as $72 without finding buyers. BEEDS—We quote clean Flax at 3o: Canary jobbing at 462%; Mastard Seed, 1½%; White and 2¾%; B for Brown: Alfalfa, 1½%; B. BUOKWHEAT—The demand is light: price nominal. BRAN AND MIDDLINGS—The present mill price in jobbing lots $17 for the former and $7539 ton for the latter. TALLOW—We note sales of 15,000 bs crude, in lots, at 77%c refined in demand at 9c. POTATOES—The arrivals from Halfmoon Bay have been in excess of the demand, and prices have declined to $121¾c; Missiones, Ato be $1100 ctl. HOPS—There is nothing doing on this side of the continent at present. The crop is, however, very promising both here and in Oregon. Emmet Wells' New York Circular of July 16th says: Our market is quite. Brewers are buying in small lots of from 5 to 18 bales as a time, while dealers are afraid to operate even on this comparatively slow line and desire to buy except on order, and when out of stock. The supply of good Hope is small, yet buyers experience no difficulty in selling themselves in quality, and there is a growing enthusiasm on the part of holders to upload, in view of the flattering prospectors and bear approach of the new concession in price hire which may resort to this week in order to affect quick sales. On the whole, we think the market at this writing shows signs of weakness, and only for the less encouraging reports which reach from the growing districts to-day; prices might decline. The late heavy rains throughout New York State have somewhat checked the arrival our processes, and lies have made their appearance in the jail on August County. Unless we have a drier season during August, thequality of our Hops will be much impaired by mold Price of California, 25c to 35c. ONIONS—Are in excess of demand, and are selling from 63%c or 100 ba. BEESWAX—The receipts are quite light and the market vary dull. We quote fair at 25c: choice. 77%c. HONEY—We are in regular receipt of both strained and comb from Los Angeles and San Diego. Comb sells slowly at 182½c; strained is a drug,and is offered at nominal prices,say 71¼c; according to quality. HIDES—There continues a good demand for Dry at 18½%c; Murrain, 12c; Wet Baited. 89%c. WOOL—The trade of the past week has been quite dull,and what little has been done refers chiefly to Oregon and Northern California. There is yet in market a few parcels of low grade California,but they are altogether neglected.Prices for Oregon and Hemboldt Woolls remain at about last quotations,vith no disposition to make large purchases.The steamer John L. Stephens from Oregon brings 929 bales.The range for Oregon fleece.77½c—a yarrow for Eastern Oregon 77½c;choice.23½c;Humboldt fleece.73½c;Nevada.23½c.Oregon crop is eati BEESWAX—The receipts are quite light and the market vary dull. We quote fair at 25c: choice, 71¢. HONEY—We are in regular receipt of both strained and comb from Los Angeles and San Diego. Comb sells slowly at 18¢/22¢; strained is a drug, and is offered at nominal prices, say 7¢/10c, according to quality. HIDES—There continues a good demand for Dry at 18¢/19¢; Murrelin, 17c; Wes.Balted, 8¢/19¢. WOOL—The trade of the past week has been quite dull, and what little has been done refers chiefly to Oregon and Northern California. There is yet in market a few parcels of low grade California, but they are altogether neglected. Prices for Oregon and Humboldt Wools remain at about last quotations, with no disposition to make large purchases. The steamer John L. Stephens from Oregon brings 725 bales. The range for Oregon fleece, 713¢/30c says for Eastern Oregon 716¢/30c; choice, 32¢/30c; Humboldt Fleece, 33¢/30c; Nevada, 23¢/30c. The Oregon crop is estimated to be one-fourth greater than that of 1873. Sales for the week, 220,000 bs in the arrgate. DAIRY PRODUCTS—Fresh Roll Butter has advanced to 21¢/30c and is firm at these figures. California keg and pickled Roll is in demand at advanced rates, say 20¢/30c for Pickled and 22¢/30c for Roll. We have received 19 carloads of Butter from the Western States within the month, selling freely as 21¢/30c according to quality and condition. California Cheese is in good stock, selling at 11¢/14c. Receipts are quite free of Eastern, which have declined and are dull as 12¢/14c. Fresh California Eggs are firm at 26¢/22c, and in demand. A thousand Oregon just received in good order: selling readily at 26¢. POULTRY—The supply is liberal, while the demand is light, and trade dull at our quotations, which are quite low. We quote Heans and Roosters, $6£/50; Brothers, $2£/50; tame Duckies, $6£/50; tame Goose, $2£/50; pair; lire Turkey, $15£/50; hare, $2£/50; dozen. OATTLE—Meats of all descriptions plentiful and cheap; quality excellent. Slaughterer's prices are: Beef, quarter; first quality, second quality, third quality. Muskox in plentiful at 4¢/30c. Spring Lambs, 6c. Calves are source at 9¢/60. Hogs are in fair demand, and prices are firm at $4¢/60c. The latter rate for small, which are very sourced, and $4¢/60c for dramedd, the latter for choice small Horns. FRUIT—Oregon continues to send us Cherries in considerable quantities and of very superior quality, but owing to the lateness of the season are not appreciated, and consequently do not sell as high as the quality would seem to warrant; quotable at 12¢/14c. The steamer John L. Stephens, just at hand, brought 180 bs or more of large tartarian and Oatheria. From our own orchards the receipts of assorted fruits are moderately large, while the demand is good for all choice varieties. Blackberries are coming forward freshly. This season large quantities of Bartlett Pearls are going East by rail a portion of the crop on Sacramento River and in the vicinity of Sacramento City had been secured for that purpose. Preserves are improving in quality and show a slight improvement in prices. Early Cranberries have made their appearance and promise walk. Chocolate Apples are in demand. Plums are abundant. We quote as follows: Apples, cooking, Norfolk I box; choke, $61¢/14; Plums, $61¢/14; Apricots, $61¢/14; Peaches-Cowford, $61¢/14; basket: common, $61¢/14; Pearls-Barland, $77¢/99; bar: Bloodgood, TheoMiller I Bassberry, $12¢/99; Blackberry, de M.; Currance, $12¢/99; choke, Figs, $61¢/14; Orch Apples, $61¢/14; Choke, Tahiti, $8¢/99; M: Australian, $61¢/99; Lemonae, Bisley, $61¢/99; Box: Los Angeles, $61¢/99; Australian, $61¢/99; M: Bananae, Bananae, Pine Applee, $61¢/99; Dum: Orcanusin, $8¢/99; Watermelon, $61¢/99; Cantaloupe, $61¢/99; Dum: Grange, Sweetwater, $8¢/99; Black Malvolde, $12¢/99. Professor Blanc of London, has been experimenting with a flying machine, and on the 9th of July his experiments came to a close. He attempted to fly from a balloon to the earth. After rising a short distance, the professor was lowered, and being suspended from the balloon by a rope with the wings of a flying machine extended, the balloon ascended to a considerable height, and at a signal the rope was cut, and the professor descended with frightful velocity to the ground, and was killed. A late British review, speaking of a sermon from a young curate, says: "The sermon was one of those lithographed compositions supplied to the clergy at ten shillings and six pence per dozen. In country parishes these form the chief part of the teaching the clergy give their hearers, and the use of them is rapidly destroying what little life and reality there is in the pulpits of the establishment." NEW LAWN BOWEN. A New town Memoirs Monkey, Hawen & Co., City of New York. Situated at the outset of Polemor Center Market, being Mesh. 185 and 187 settler homes, stands the magnificent grocery store of Mennonah, Bowen & Co. This firm is the successor of C.J. Hawley & Co., which was established in the third edition in 1862. Mr. Hawley has had an aptness of twenty years in the grocery business, and his is the oldest established house in the city. Mr.C.R.Bowen, bornly of the firm of Bowen Brothers who commenced business in 1833 in Stockton, for the past seven years in business in Alamanda (during which he was not connected with the firm of Bowen Brothers)—joined Mr. Hawley, learning THE FREESTYFIRM. Of Hawley, Bowen & Co., April 1, 1872. This record itself would be a sufficient evidence of stability. The present aspect of the firm on its building on Watter Street furnishes convincing proof of its prosperity. THE NEW ESTABLISHMENT. The first two things that would strike an observer on entering the store—which is 400 feet—are the position and fashion of the counters, and the gallery. The time honored but old ashamed counters running from one end of the store to the other have been entirely ignored by Mennonah, Bowen & Co., who have contented themselves with two short counters proper, one on each side of the store, of not more than twenty feet in length. But in addition to these, and as the great IN REVOLUTION ON THE ANCIENT ORDER OF THINGS, Are five cross-counters placed at convenient positions in the store, and each piled up to the calling with the luxuries and necessaries of life. These counters each contain 20 drawers, making 180 in all, filled with every thing appertaining to the grocery business to be found in this and all foreign countries. This construction of counters answers a double purpose—it destroys the prism and harsh uniformity we have so long accustomed to, and at the same time allows the visitor a thorough and free examination of the entire stock. NEXT, THE GALLERY. The store being twenty-two feet from floor to ceiling, the architect has seized the opportunity afforded by this great height to run a gallery around three sides, some eight feet in depth, and as many more below the ceiling. This extra accommodation and store-room really gives the establishment a second story. Planking each side of the IMPRESSIVE ENTRANCE. Which is twenty feet wide, with a vestibule ten feet deep, are the enormous size windows, each large enough for a moderate-sized grocery store. In these windows are displayed with wonderful lavishness everything that bespeaks a land of plenty and comfort. To give an inventory of the stock inside would require A MONTH'S TIME. It would be a much easier task to detail what Mennonah, Bowen & Co., have not gathered here. A very decent-sized army might find their rations here for a month at least. What Mennonah, Bowen & Co., are as proud as anything is the TEA AND COFFEE DEPARTMENT. Consisting of a very large and well selected stock of fine teas. In this department is a full set of beautiful ornamental canisters of large size, made by the enterprising firm of Geo. H. Tay & Co., who may well feel proud of their work, which are filled with samples of every variety of teas known to the world, and ranging in price from 10 cents a pound up to $18. At night the store presents a particularly brilliant appearance, it being lighted by a series of refractors similar to those in the Central Tabernacle. BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING WATER OF WAKEHAM, WI. ANOTHER MANVELOUS CURE added to BETHESDA'S TRUMPH, as the following letter from K. Huddleston, a will known scholar, will permit: Mennonah, DUNBAR & HENDRY, No. 22 master street, City Gentlemen: Permit me to give you a history of my experience with BETHESDA WATER. Now weeks ago I have gone out again. He applied; "I am quite sad." The other said: "But you did some time ago that every physician you had consulted had told you there was no help for you." "I did; but I found something at last that reaches my name. I am drinking BETHESDA WATER; have discontinued all other medicines, and I firmly believe my health will be restored." I enquired the nature of her treatment and found it death from indigestion. I had been in the condition for years, and nothing but BETHESDA WATER ever helped me. I now feel like a new man and am well, and saw it all to BETHESDA WATER. Years, respectively, M. BALBRIDGE, No. 22 Managements Street. All orders should be addressed DUNBAR & HENDRY, 220 Sutter Street, San Francisco. Barrels, hegs, and demijohns furnished at cost price. POISON! POISON!! WAKELEE'S PATENTED Granulated Squirrel Exterminator, A New and Most Destructive Poison for the Worst Post of California. For years the farmers of the Pacific Coast have been spending money in experimenting to find a safe, cheap, and efficient way of tiddling their grain fields of their worst enemy, the squirrel. In which destroys Millions of Dollars' worth of grains every year; and unless a strong and command effort is made to kill them off, they will become more numerous every year. Wakeleer's Granulated Squirrel Exterminator is just the thing the farmer of California uses for it. It can purge millions of grains if it kills a squirrel so quick that it is five feet from its hole it dies before it gets there. The Poison is put up day and in granular form and easily handled; in one pound tin, at 91 per pound. It goes a great way; as ten to fifteen grains of it are sufficient to place at each hole. Also successfully used for killing gliophora and Rata. It has been thoroughly leaved in different environments and gave us satisfactory results. It is kept and sold by druglers and dealers generally through the country. The following are some of my testimonials: SANTA CLARA, April 20th, 1874. H.P.Wakelee, Esq.: Your Squirrel Exterminator was used according to your directions on my Quito Farm with excellent success, and in my estimation just the thing the farmers want to kill their squirrel. SAN LANDROSE, April 21st, 1874. H.P.Wakelee, Esq.: Dear Sir: I have given your squirrel Exterminator a fair trial, and find it then an economical and very destructive preparation, and I can safely recommend it to our farmers. J.M.ESTUDILLO. DOT GEERTY STATION, Alameda Co., Cal. Mr.H.P.Wakelee, San Francisco-I have used your squirrel poison, and found it to be just what you claim for it. It is sure death. Yours, C.M.DOUGHERTY. All orders promptly filled by the Manufacturer. H.P.Wakelee, 142 Montgomery St., corner Bush, San Francisco. Anderson & Woods' American CAST STEEL Miscellaneous. PLANTERS'HOTTIE Loc Low Angeles and Counter MAIN ANAHEIM CAL. C.C.HIGBY & CO.-PROPERTIES We, the undersigned, having leased them well known home, with respectfully asking permission of its former friends and the trainee public. The house having been refurbished we are prepared to offer superb accommodations. Wilmington stop at this house. Anaheim is in the most fertile part of the tropical region of California, in the midst of urinent Orange Groves and Purple Vineyards. Convenient to good hunting and fishing groves and is only twelve miles from the sea, with mature acknowledged superior to any other State, and offers advantages to the travel tourist unequalled by any other part of the U.S. THE BAR Will always be stocked with the finest of LAND and CARS. ANAHEIM HOTEL Corner Center and Lemon StaANAHEIM CAL. The undersigned would respectfully call tention of the traveling public to the superior examinations afforded at the ANAHEIM HOTEL. We shall endeavor to maintain its well reputation as the only FIRST-CLASS HOTTIE South of San Francisco. NICE SUNNY ROOM And especial care given to the comfort of inviting All Stages arrive at and depart from House. At the BAR will be found none but tha FINEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARENTS It would be a much easier task to detail what Messrs. Hawley, Bowen & Co. have not gathered here. A very decent-sized army might find their rations here for a month at least. What Messrs. Hawley, Bowen & Co. are as proud as anything is the Tea and Coffee Department. Consisting of a very large and well selected stock of fine teas. In this department is a full set of beautifully ornamented canisters of large size, made by the enterprise firm of Geo. H. Tay & Co., who may well feel proud of their work, which are filled with samples of every variety of teas known to the world, and ranging in price from 20 cents a pound up to $16. At night the store particularly brilliant appearance, it being lighted by a series of reflectors similar to those in the Central Tabernacle. In the matter of entences this store is particularly favored, for, in addition to the main entrance on Nutter Street, there are two archway leading into the market and a rear way extending into Post Street. Large-size elevators are on the front sidewalk and the back part of the premises. Underneath the entire store extends a large basement, cool, clean, and airy. A well-prepared asphaltum pavement tends to keep everything in a state of perfect preservation. Here is piled the reserve stock of the wines, perceptions, etc. The remainder of this column might easily be filled with tattered old Messrs. Hawley, Bowen & Co.'s establishment, but enough has been written to show that they have a business place unequaled in point of convenience, splendor, and style by anything on the coast—S. F. Chronicle. A VOID FILLED. Swain's Original Bakery and Ladies' Restaurant and Ice Cream Saloon. One of the great necessities of San Francisco has been a restaurant or lunch-room, at once central and retired, which ladies unaccompanied by escort could patronize with freedom and comfort. This necessity has been supplied by the reopening of Swain's Original Bakery. Situated just one door below Peter's Center Market, on Sutter Street, it has the requisites of convenience and retirement in position, while the method of its management is all that can be desired in the matter of propriety and nice discrimination. There are no private rooms; there is no up-stairs. The establishment has three divisions—the store, the restaurant, and the bakery. The store is 35x20 feet, and is neatly fitted up with counters, cases, shelves, and counting-house. Separated from the store by a screen of most tasteful and artificial workmanship (the design of which is by that of Mr. Swain's son, E.K. Swain, an architect with Davison's building). It is the restaurant and luncheon room, certainly the most elegant affair of its kind in the city. Everything from the handome carpet floor to the delicately tinted ceiling, di plays taste and refinement. Twenty marble-topped tables are placed at regular and convenient display. From the ceiling depend chandeliers of elaborate make, and hanging baskets full of drooping grasses and vivid bloom. The walls of the restaurant and store are of an uniform pale peach tint, while the countertops have a running treework of white, with a back ground painted furniture. The alive interior reflects furniture of the tables, and the gold beading that reflects the panel, cornice, and screen, the soft tint of the walla, the parti-colored carpet, and the bright dresses of the ladies present, repeat themselves in many mirrors until Swain's Original Bakery and a rainbow seem synonymous. At the rear end of the lunch-room is a completely fitted up toilet, designed for the exclusive use of ladies and children. This is undoubtedly a great convenience, and one to which restaurant keepers have hitherto paid far too little attention. Down stairs are the bakery, ice cream house, and attendant to the reporter lingerings not hot. The mysteries of cookery of the reporter lingerings not hot. All things that are seen—be here in great abundance, and in all states of transfusion, mixture and conglomeration. All these things in greater quantities occupied the large cool storeroom, while from the ice-cream room with a shiver, as though he had touched the North Pole. For eighteen years Mr. Swain kept the Original Bakery, at the corner of Second and Natoma Streets, where he was avowed with a family business of the most extensive character. The greater part of this old custom Macdonald came him to his new and splendid establishment Sutter street, with the patronage he is sure to gain there, will assuredly build up Swain's Original Bakery into one of the largest and most flourishing establishments of San Francisco. It is conducted jointly by R.R.Swain and E.R.Bobinson as proprietor. For Throat Diseases and Actions of the chest, Brown's Bronchial Troches are of value. For coughs, irritation of the throat caused by cold, or unusual exertion of the vocal organs, in speaking in public or singing, they produce beneficial results. Anderson & Woods' American CAST STEEL. PRICE, 18c PER LB. Every Bar warranted and guaranteed equal to any English brand. BOOKER & CO. Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, 117 and 119 California Street, San Francisco. Santa Cruz Gunpowder. PACIFIC Rifle and Pistol Powder. For sale by the CALIFORNIA POWDER WORKS, 314 California St., S.F. Rend for price 11-t and circulars. BABCOCK'S MURDOCH TAYLOR COUNTY AGENTS FOR PACIFIC COAST What Chief Engineer Scannell says of Them. San Francisco, July 13, 1874. Messrs Murdoch, Taylor & Co.-Gentleman: Having witnessed when Mr. Swain took over responsibility for Company of Stockmen in this city, on the 11th instant I am satisfied these engines are valuable to cities and towns where there is a scarce-volume or water or no water works; and for quick work or as an auxiliary to steamers I believe they are not equalled by any fire apparatus. David Swanell, U.S. Live Stock EXCHANGE, S.E. corner Fifth and Bryant Sta., S.F. Common and Thoroughbred Stock always on exhibition and for sale. Mitch Cows,Cattle,Sheep,Hosse,and Horses,sold on commission,或 bought on farm for cash. DAWSON & BANCROFT. KINGSFORD'S OSWEGO STARCH Reputation as the only FIRST-CLASS HOTEL South of San Francisco. NICE SUNNY ROOM And especial care given to the comfort of inviting All Stages arrive at and depart from House. At the BAR will be found none but that FINEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS MAX NEBBLEON PROPRIETOR. THE BANK W.M.WORKMAN. F.P.P.TEMPLE TEMPLE & WORKMASTERS TEMPLE BLOCK...LOS ANGELES Receive Deposits and issue their Certificates transact a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Draw on the LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK Limited ,at San Francisco. Exchange for sale on New York,Los Paris,and Hamburg. Legal Tenders,Bullion,Gold Dust,and embarkment.State,县County,and City Bonds be sold.Receive Valuables for safe keeping. Farmers' and Merchants' Bank OF LOS ANCELES. BANK CAPITAL.....$500,C00 JOHN G.DOWNEY....PREPIDISE ISAIS W.HELLMAN....CASHIED Exchange for sale on San Francisco,Frank New York,Hamburg,London,DurandParis.Receive Deposits and issue their certificates.Buy and sell Legal Tenders,Government.State,县County,BondsWill also,the highest price for Gold and Silver Bullion.From after this date.on all money's long term deposits interest will be allowed.Los Angeles April 13,1870. AMERICAN BREATH AND CRACKER BAKE Corner First and Main Streets. LOS ANGELES. Butter,Sugar,Soda Jenny Linds,Pilot,Ginger Crackers.at San Francisco prices. We have also on hand a large assortment.Cakes small and large;also, WEDDING CAKES Of all descriptions.Call and examine for yourselves before going elsewhere. For Throat Diseases and Affections of the chest, Brown's Bronchial Troches are of value. For coughs, irritation of the throat caused by cold, or unusual exertion of the vocal organs, in speaking in public or singing, they produce beneficial results. "There is no such word as FALL" about PRATT'S ABOLITION OIL. It is a speedy and positive remedy for Headache, Toothache, Sore Throat, Pleurisy, Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff and Swollen Joints, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, Earache, Toothache, Contracted Cords, Contracted Muscles, Lame Back, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises, Cramps, Colics, and Aches and Pains generally. Sold by druggists. Agents, CRANE & BRIGHAM, Wholesale Druggists, 322, 324, and 326 Front Street, San Francisco. HUM XPOSED GARLAND'S VEGETABLE COUGH DROPS, The Greatest Remedy of the age for all THROAT AND LUNG COMPLAINTS. Warranted to Care. Sold everywhere. Depot, 58 Market St., San Francisco. REAL HAIR POMPADOUR BRAIDS. THICK, WITHOUT RATS, from 63 to 64 23; long switches 91; lion skin; heavy side curds 93; long single curd 81. First quality hair. Tangled hair wounds into caribou swatches. Side curls steamed for twenty-five cents. All work done cheaper than elsewhere. JOHN D. WILSON, 411 Sutter Street, opposite the Synagogue, San Francisco. GRANGER'S NORSE COLLARS, Put together with Copper Rivats, will outwear two of the ordinary kind, and cost the same. For sale by all Harness Makers. Manufactured by J.C.JOHNSON & CO. 104 Front Street, San Francisco. Climax Pocket-Book. This wonderful and novel invention affords assurance for the million; changes instantly in size, or any other decomposition desired, and humorous other equally wonderful from without detection. Sent pawnable on request to Agent and News Desk. Sale at night. No more than 10 days. AMERICAN BREAD AND CRACKER BAKERY Corner First and Main Streets, LOS ANGELES. Butter, Sugar, Soda, Jenny Linds, Pilot, Ginger Crackers, at San Francisco prices. We have also on hand a large assortment of Cakes, small and large; also. WEDDING CAKES Of all descriptions. Call and examine for yourselves before going elsewhere. U.S.HOTEL OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, LOS ANGELES, CAL. HAMMEL & DENKER, Proprietors F. & J. BACKS Manufacturers and Dealers in FURNITURE AND BEDDING. Cor. Los Angeles and Second Sta., Anaheim. R.WALL PAPER FOR SALE. ECLIPSE WIND MILL Clark & Austin, Agents, Anaheim, Ca. ECLIPSE WIND MILL ARE THE CHEAPEST IN the market when power and durability are considered. Simple in construction. Powerful in action. Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda. Its realization is Quick and sure. Will Pack or Frame in Winter. Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grinded and grounded. Weird wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered. Simple in construction. Powerful in action. Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda. Its realization is Quick and sure. Will Pack or Frame in Winter. Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grined and grounded. Weird wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered. Simple in construction. Powerful in action. Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda. Its realization is Quick and sure. Will Pack or Frame in Winter. Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grined and grounded. Weird wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered. Simple in construction. Powerful in action. Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda. Its realization is Quick and sure. Will Pack or Frame in Winter. Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grined and grounded. Weird wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered. Simple in construction. Powerful in action. Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda. Its realization is Quick and sure. Will Pack or Frame in Winter. Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grined and grounded. Weird wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered. Simple in construction. Powerful in action. Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda. Its realization is Quick and sure. Will Pack or Frame in Winter. Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grined and grounded. Weird wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered. Simple in construction. Powerful in action. Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda. Its realization is Quick and sure. Will Pack or Frame in Winter. Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grined and grounded. Weird wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered. Simple in construction. Powerful in action. Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda. Its realization is Quick and sure. Will Pack or Frame in Winter. Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grined and grounded. Weird wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered. Simple in construction. Powerful in action. Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda. Its realization is Quick and sure. Will Pack or Frame in Winter. Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grined and grounded. Weird wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered.Simple in construction.Powerful in action.Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda.Its realization is Quick and sure.Will Pack or Frame in Winter.Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grined and grounded.Wild wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered.Simple in construction.Powerful in action.Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda.Its realization is Quick and sure.Will Pack or Frame in Winter.Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grined and grounded.Wild wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered.Simple in construction.Powerful in action.Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda.Its realization is Quick and sure.Will Pack or Frame in Winter.Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grined and grounded.Wild wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered.Simple in construction.Powerful in action.Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda.Its realization is Quick and sure.Will Pack or Frame in Winter.Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grined and grounded.Wild wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered.Simple in construction.Powerful in action.Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda.Its realization is Quick and sure.Will Pack or Frame in Winter.Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grined and grounded.Wild wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered.Simple in construction.Powerful in action.Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda.Its realization is Quick and sure.Will Pack or Frame in Winter.Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grined和grounded.Wild wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered.Simple in construction.Powerful in action.Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda.Its realization is Quick and sure.Will Pack or Frame in Winter.Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Daisy should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grounded.Wild wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered.Simple in construction.Powerful in action.Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda.Its realization is Quick and sure.Will Pack or Frame in Winter.Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Dailey should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grounded.Wild wind daisy will be used in the market when power and durability are considered.Simple in construction.Powerful in action.Have very little friction and in Lightest Windda.Its realization is Quick and sure.Will Pack or Frame in Winter.Even Stock Farmer; Cheese Factory; Dailey should have a Wind Mill daisy as not used; Mills shall be grounded.Wild wind daisy will be used BUILDING PAPER. Master Board, plains and commercial, used as a substitute for plumbing. Desired Shilling, Reading Hall, Moth panel Carpet Lining, Pat Paper Oilthick, etc. An agent wanted in every town. Send for samples and details to BROWN Bldg., General Agents, 27 Drumstreet, San Francisco, Cal. PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. CORNER GRARY AND STOCKTON STREETS, San Francisco, possess unexpanded facilities for giving instruction in the branches of a Business Education. Also: Telemetry, Surveying, Civil Engineering, Amyline, Business and Ornamental Furniture, etc. For directness, address: M. K. LAUDEN, President. SAN JOSE INSTITUTE ...AND... BUSINESS COLLEGE. A Day and Boarding School for both sexes; the only institute at the Pacific Coast where a thorough Academic and Business Education can be obtained. THE BUSINESS COLLEGE DEPARTMENT Is under the supervision of JAMES VINSONHALER, who for many years was at the head of the Business College of San Francisco. This Institution is Gree from Bectartian Mine. The Twenty-fifth Session will commence July 28, 1874. For circulars, address: JAMES VINSONMALLER. THE DIAMOND SPRING BED SURPASSES ALL OTHERS In Cheapness, Durability, CLEANLINES* and COMFORT. A personal examination will convince any one, and after one trial you will have no other. Circulars free. Send orders to: 1813 Market Street, San Francisco. NONPAREIL OIL. 140° Fire Test, for Family Use. Owners of Milis and Manufactories, Your attention is particularly called to this beautiful and safe ILLUMINATING OIL. Its use is urgently recommended by the New York Fire Commissioners and Insurance Companies. For sale to the trade in lots to sell. A. HAYWARD 2944 CALIFORNIA STREET. WHITNEY & HOLMES ORGANS. FIFTY ELEGANT STYLES, with valuable improvements. New and Beautiful Solo Stops. Boots and Shoes. JOHN SULLIVAR, X.L. on history and Jackson St., San Francisco, goes to make shoes for men. Peter Culligan on leather Boots, 61; French Cut Grade Tires, 59-60; California, Rays' and Children's Boots and shoes made in order. Person in the country ordering shoes or lined in the amount of Twelve Dollars or more will be allowed a discount if they per cent. In lieu of the discount may be paid by NY OWT AND PACTURE ONLY. Boots and Shoes and C. G. K. Positively one price. T. H. KING & CO. (Successor to J. D. Campbell & Co.), Important Wholesale and Retail Dealers in CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIALS, Muhs, Speaker, Klein, Polen, Shaffer, Hewitt, CARRIAGE MATERIALS. Trimmage, Mountaintown and Lamps. Agents for Sarvan Patent Wheels, Bedside Street, near Market, van Francisco. HOME SEWING MACHINE, Entirely new, with every improvement known in sewing Machines-shuttle straight needles, two threads, and lock-titch. The Lightweight Running Machine in the Weekend. Send for cleanliness and supplies. Active agents wanted. L.W. HAINES, Agent, 11 New Montgomery St., Grand Hotel Block, San Francisco. We also still continue to sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE PRICE, $45. Agency for Mrs. Demergett's reliable OUT PAPER PATTERNS. Send for catalogues. CURLED HAIR MOSS, EUREKA, AFRICAN FIBRE. Large Stock! Low Rates! PACIFIC GLUE MPO. Co. 405 Market St., San Francisco. ARE YOU GOING To PAINT? T-CLASS HOTEL SUNNY ROOMS BAR will be found none but the WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. K NEBELUNG, PROPRIETOR. E BANK. ORKMAN. P. P. P. TEMPLE. PLE & WORKMAN, BANKERS, BLOCK... LOS ANGELES. posits and issue their Certificates, and transact a AL BANKING BUSINESS. Draw on the AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK limited at San Francisco. for sale on New York, London, Hamburg. Adders, Bulldon, Gold Dust, and Govate, County, and City Bonds bought Receive Valuables for safe keeping. W and Merchants' Bank OF LOS ANGELES. CAPITAL... $500,000 OWNEY... PRESIDENT. HELLMAN... CASHIER. for sale on San Francisco, Frankfort, Hamburg, London, Berlin, Dublin, Receive Deposits and issue their Cermy and sell Legal Tenders, Governand County Bonds Will also pay price for Gold and Silver Bullion. after this date, on all money left as interest will be allowed. es, April 13, 1870. AMERICAN AND CRACKER BAKERY, First and Main Streets, Los Angeles. gar, Soda, Jenny Linds, Pilot, and kers, at San Francisco prices. also on hand a large assortment of and large; also, EDDING CAKES options. Call and examine for yourgoing elsewhere. Owners of Milis and Manufactories, Your attention is particularly called to this beautiand safe ILLUMINATING OIL. It is urgently recommended by the New York Fire Commissioners and Insurance Companies. For sale to the trade in lots to suit. A. MAYWARD 294 CALIFORNIA STREET. WHITNEY & HOLMES ORGANS. FIFTY ELEGANT STYLES, with valuable improvements. New and Beautiful Solo Stops. OVER ONE THOUSAND Organists and Musicians Indores these Organs and recommend them as STRICTLY FIRST CLASs in tons, mechanism, and durability. Warranted five years. Satisfaction guaranteed. Send for Price Lists, etc. Whitney & Holmes Organ Co., Quinney, Ill. The New Improved FLORENCE, Side Feed and Back Feed. Agency established on the Pacific Coast in 1863. The lightest running, most simple, and most easily operated Newing Machine in the Market. Always in order and ready for work. If there is a Florence Sewing Machine within one thousand miles of San Francisco not working well I will fix it without any expense to the owner. Samuel Hill, Agent, 19 New Bathroom Street, Grand Hotel Building, San Francisco. SOLDIERS' WAR CLAIM AGENCY, No. 34 MONTGOMERY BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. W. H. AIKEN, Attorney at Law, and Commander of the Army Armament Department in Calinia and Nevada, will give prompt attention to the Collection of Additional Travel Pay, now due California and Nevada Volunteers discharged more than three hundred miles from home. Soldiers can depend on fair dealings. Information given free of charge. When writing incense stamp for reply, and state company and register you have made the Corporation has extended the time for dilling claims for additional Bounty under Act of July 28, 1866, to January, 1876, so all such claims must be made before that time. Original Bounty of $100 has been allowed all volunteers who enlisted before July 22d, 1861, for three years, if not paid the same when disbursed. Land Warrants can be obtained forward before 1884 but not for services in the late war. Tensions for late war and war of 1812 obtained and increased when a lowed for less than disability warranty, but no pensions are allowed Mexican and Florida war soldiers. State of Texas has granted Pensions to surviving veterans of Texas Revolution and American Civil War only due and being paid. W.H. AIKEN also tends to General Law and Collection Business. TO YO SEMITE ON WHEELS SPEED, COMFORT, AND SAFETY. The Coulerville and Yo Semite Turnpike is now completed to Ye Semite Valley. Stages and Private Teams pass by this route from the railroad depots in the San Joaquin Valley to the hotels in the Sierra Nevada distance. The Bower Cave, Pilot Peak, the Merced Grove of Big Trees, and the Cahoon and Cataracts of the Merced River, are passed on this road on the way to the Great Valley, affording tourists grand views of the Sierra, a sight of the largest trees growing in the world, and a rare combination of rock and water scenery in that superior location to the Yo Semite Valley—the Cabon of the Merced River. Time, TWO DAYS, from San Francisco to Yo Semite, by Stage via Merced, with Two Nights' Rest on the way. 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THE NEW CHROMOS FROM WILLARD'S FAIMOUS PAINTERING. These elegant Chromos are by far the most expressive pictures ever given to the public, being full of humor and "the last extent." Size 16 by 22 inches; mounted upon canvas and strainer. Price: @19 the pair. Band orders to the publisher. J.F. BYDER. O. The Pacific Irrigating Pipe and Pump Co. A.M.J.EWELL,Sup't. Office and Factory SOUTH POINT MILLS, Berry St. between Third and Fourth Sts. SAN FRANCISCO,CAL The Pacific Irrigating Pipe and Pump Co. A. M. JEWELL, Sup't. Office and Factory SOUTH POINT MILLS, Berry St., between Third and Fourth St. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Would call the attention of Farmers Stockmen and others requiring Wooden Pumps and Pipes to the net that has been prepared to furnish Plants, House, Farm, and Cistern Pumps and Wooden Pipes, from 18 to 2 inches in diameter, at prices greatly below another manufacturer offered in California. Pumps from 10 to 15 feet. 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