anaheim-gazette 1876-01-29

PERSONAL Mr. Dimmel has reached his seventieth year. Mr. Gladstone is engaged in a new book on Homer. Mr. James A. Proude has returned to England from Capetown. John Lee Carroll has been inaugurated Governor of Maryland. The Prince of Wales actually shot his elephant in Ceylon, and on foot, too. Paul Marcy is the Democratic candidate for Governor of New Hampshire. Gov. Bemer of New Jersey has received the degree of L.L.D. from Princeton College. Two of Mr. Tennyson's idyls, "Elaine" and "Exid," have been translated into Spanish. Victor Emmanuel set Tokay wine 115 years old before his royal guest, the Emperor William. Prop. Marsh has secured 2,500 volumes of Japanese literature for the library at Yale College. Mr. LonoFellow will soon be seventy. He is said to be a very fine picture of beautiful manhood. Prince Birmark was one of the many who sent congratulations to Mr. Carlyle on his recent birthday. The levee of the Prince of Wales in Colombo was attended by a large number of Buddhist priests. John G. Whittier, although sixty-seven years of age, is still as lithe and erect as an Arab chieftain. Bret Harte was a printer at eighteen, and had been clerk, schoolmaster, and gold miner before that time. The King of Burmah has asked for more Christian teachers to come and reside at Mandulay, and promises them protection and aid. The Marquis of Ripon, the English nobleman who recently embraced the Roman Catholic faith, has presented the Pope with £10,000. It is reported that Father Hyacinth, who is to come to this country in a few months, will be called to the pastorate of a church in Boston. A sketch of Richard Henry Lee, a PROCESSIONS OF CONGRESS Senator Sargent presented a memorial of the California Vindicator Society, setting forth various facts in regard to the culture of the grapevine and the manufacture of brandy, and making relief. Referred to the Committee on Finance. In presenting the memorial, Sargent said that, in France, Louis-François pallons of wine were produced annually, valued at 600,000,000. Five million people were engaged in grape culture, and it had been stated that two vintages paid the indemnity exacted from France by Germany. California had about the same area of land as France and one-half of it was suitable for grape culture; at present there were 20,000,000 vines in the State. He stated that there was a prejudice against California wine, and frequently a higher price was paid for an inferior foreign article. The result was that grape prices were frequently fed to hogs, and the only remedy to be applied at present was a relaxation of rules in reference to the taxation of brandy. Oglesby presented a petition of citizens of Saraloga, Ill., asking the repeal of the Resumption Act of January, 1874, as well as the National Bank Act, and the substitution of legal tenders for National Bank notes. Referred. Harvey, from the Committee on Public Lands, reported without amendment Senate Bill to confirm pre-emption and homestead entries of public lands within the limits of railroad grants in cases where such entries were made under the regulation of the Land Department. He gave notice that he would ask the Senate to consider the Bill on Tuesday next. Kelly of Oregon introduced a bill enabling claimants to lands within the limits of the Territories of New Mexico, Colorado and Arizona to institute proceedings to try the validity of their claims. Referred to the Committee on Private Land Claims. After the expiration of the morning hour, Cooper announced the death of his late colleague, Andrew Johnson, and delivered a eulogy. Morton followed Cooper, and declared that Mr. Johnson was a brave and honest man. He referred to the vote for his impendence which he gave, and said for that he had no apology to make. He believed he (Johnson) had violated the law, but he was willing to let the memory of what he regarded as his faults be buried with him, and to remember only his services to his country. He saked for him the same charity he would ask for himself in the inevitable hour. He reviewed at some length the life of Mr. Johnson, and said his services should always be remembered. Eulogies were also delivered by Senators McGreery, Merrimon, Paddock, Bogy, Bayard, and Key. At the conclusion of the eulogies the usual resolutions of respect, requiring Senators to wear a badge of mourning thirty days, were adopted. The Senate Committee on Military Affairs met, Senator Logan preading. The Com- The King of Burmah has asked for more Christian teachers to come and reside at Mandulay, and promises them protection and aid. The Marquis of Ripon, the English nobleman who recently embraced the Roman Catholic faith, has presented the Pope with £10,000. It is reported that Father Hyacinth, who is to come to this country in a few months, will be called to the pastorate of a church in Boston. A sketch of Richard Henry Lee, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, is to be prepared for the Centennial exercises by Mr. R. A. Brock of Richmond. Mr. Moody's new church in Chicago, which was expected to be ready for dedication during the holidays, is still unfinished. It will be some time yet before it can be opened. We are indebted to an Indiana paper for the information that Harriet Prescott Spofford's husband is Librarian to Congress and Grace Greenwood's is Chief Clerk of the Land Office. Miss E. P. Peabody has merged her Kindergarten Messenger in the New England Journal of Education, in which it will be continued as a distinct department under her direct supervision. During the first part of December the Jubilee Singers were engaged in singing in the North of England. While on their tour, they were entertained one afternoon by Mr. Gladstone at Hawarden Castle. Lord Lytton has been appointed Vice-roy of India. Lord Northbrook retires because he does not feel able to sustain the heavy labors of the office during another summer. He will be created an Earl. Ex-Considerate General Forrest, who gained an infamous notoriety from his reputed connection with the Fort Pilow massacre, was admitted to membership last week in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, of Memphis, Tennessee. Ex-President Johnson's only son, Andrew, editor of a weekly paper at Greenville, Tenn., was married the other day to Miss Bessie M. Rumbough, of Warm Springs, N. C., and the young couple are to live in the old family residence. The Rev. Canon Duckworth, A. M., who is Chaplain to the Prince of Wales' party, is a young and fascinating man, with dark eyes and hair, winning manners, and a soft voice. He was formerly tutor to the younger members of the royal family. Emperor William left 12,000 francs ($2,400) for distribution among the poor of Milan, during his visit to Italy. But a modest man living at Terre Hante, Ind., has during the last twenty-five years given away nearly $2,000,000 for charitable purposes. Brett Harte went to visit a relative in a suburb of Troy, N. Y., while the family was absent. He was muddy, and a servant, mistaking him for a tramp, reluctantly admitted him to the kitchen, and set a coachman to watch him until EMPEROR WILLIAM left 12,000 francs ($2,400) for distribution among the poor of Milan, during his visit to Italy. But a modest man living at Terre Haute, Ind., has during the last twenty-five years given away nearly $2,000,000 for charitable purposes. BRET HARTE went to visit a relative in a suburb of Troy, N.Y., while the family was absent. He was muddy, and a servant, mistaking him for a tramp, reluctantly admitted him to the kitchen, and set a coachman to watch him until the mistress came. THE REV. MR. MITCHELL preached a forcible sermon, in the Methodist Church at Anseram, N.Y., about hypocrites. Brother Porter believed that he was alluded to, and replied excitedly from his pew that the pastor was a liar. The service ended in disorder. PRESIDENT ELIOT, Mr. Longfellow, and Mr. James Russell Lowell head a subscription paper to procure funds to enable the Harvard Art Club to establish a scholarship, the holder of which shall travel for the benefit of the Club, and make explorations in ancient countries. MISS KATE FIELD, writing of Carlyle's birthday in the Courier Journal, says: "He has kept his calling sacred; he has been a light in the world. 'If I had not read Carlyle, I should never have made my leather so good,' said a tanner a few months ago. Is not this being a priest to some purpose?" THE PRINCE OF WALES went on donkey-hank to visit the banners of Cairo, and bought a quantity of the quaint barbaric jewelry so much admired in London. At later accounts he was dispensing jewelled boxes, climetars, medals, books, miniatures, rifles, whips, and rings to the heathen dignitaries on India's coral strand. PROF. SWINE is now preaching in M. VICKER'S THEATRE, CHICAGO. Fifty merchants have each subscribed a thousand dollars as a guarantee fund. The same are to be paid, the lowest being $5 a year, and the highest $60, according to location. Collections will be for charitable purposes only. The pastor receives a salary of $2,000. SOPRANOS THURSAYS IN A PUBLISHED LETTER: "I am endeavoring to obtain a little money by the sale of my bank. I cannot go around now, I am too lame. My link is getting along very fast under the treatment of a home doctor—all other doctors failed. I wanted to be at Philadelphia in May, before the great rush and burst some of my friends will provide a place for me." WE HAVE NO Evidence of improvement in business in this city for the week past, although the general outlook for a prosperous year is now naturally promising. Money is plenty in the city for all business requirements, but we have complaints on every hand of industry in the country. From the Commercial House Annual Review of the Business of the County for the year 1875 we gather the following valuable items: The wheat product is placed at 20,000 tons; the combined wheat and flour expands for the year amount to 9,000,000. The hold and silver yield of the State is estimated in round numbers at 60,000,000—while the coltage of the mint in this city reached 42,000,000. The total timber product is given no more than 30,000 feet, and the wool clip for the year foots up 48,500,000 lbs. The production of cotton mills and 54,000 stalks quicksilver. The increase of population in excess of departure is placed at 64,000. The total value of merchandise exported by sea only, as taken from the Custom House records, amount in round numbers to $20,555,000. These statements are worthy of careful study and consideration. Our State possesses greater and more varied natural resources than any other State in the Union. It only remains for us to develop those resources, to become in time the wealthiest and most prosperous of all the States. The great secret of the prosperity of a State depends also in producing and manufacturing everything it needs for its own wants—contributing to our surplus to the needs of others by export; and importing nothing from other countries than can be produced at home. But little business is now doing in chartering ships, and tonnage is rapidly accumulating in our harbor. Rates of charter remain as quoted in our last issue, say £2 5s @ £2 10s for wood and iron ships to Liverpool direct. We note an advance in the prices of grain in the English market. The market here is totally inactive. Sales for export are trifling and millers are buying only to supply immediate wants. Choice milling wheat is quite scarce and millers are paying extreme prices for such. Flour is weak and the market shows a downward tendency for all except the finest grades of Extra Family. Barley is in better request at advanced rates. Oats are steady with free receipts from northern parts by sea. Bye is in light receipt and prices remain firm. Buck wheat is in demand at an advance over late quotations. Corn and beans are in large receipt, and prices rule low. WHEAT.-The market is very dull and transactions light. The European market is improving steadily and with continued low rates of charter here the demand for export may revive soon. The latest Liverpool quotations are for average, 10s 5d@10s 9d; Club, 10s 9d@11a 3d, an advance all round from rates quoted last week. Our present market quotations are as follows: Choice milling, $1 90@$1 92; fair to good export conditions. A permanent and reliable remedy for height's disease, gravel,狄痢, Not reflux or Incontinence, and all diseases of the Milky and bladder, is Kauny's Extract or Recipe. This no other. Sold by draught everywhere. TOTAL CASH OF CONSUMption and Expenditure occur continually, every one of which Haake's Honey or Homemade AND Tax would have cured. MONEY PALACE OF ART, AT MONTGOMERY AGENTS WANTED-ADDRESS WHITE & CO. EVERY FAMILY WARD-Heavy in field by Agents. Address M. H. LOVELL, Blyth, Pa. $10 @ $25 per day. Read for Chronic Catalogue. $6 @ $20 G. STINNOR & Co., Portland, Mass. $100 PER WEEK-AGENTS WANTED Articles new. Staple as flour. C.M. LINXBURTON, S.P. $60 PER WEEK-AGENTS WANTED Articles new. Staple as flour. C.M. LINXBURTON, S.P. PERMANENT AND PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT must be secured by one application of Trapper's Kitty Oil. Price of Cane. MONTES FALACO OF ART, AT MONTGOMERY AGENTS WANTED-ADDRESS WHITE & CO. EVERY FAMILY WARD-Heavy in field by Agents. Address M. H. LOVELL, Blyth, Pa. $10 @ $25 per day. Read for Chronic Catalogue. $6 @ $20 G. STINNOR & Co., Portland, Mass. $100 PER WEEK-AGENTS WANTED Articles new. Staple as flour. C.M. LINXBURTON, S.P. PERMANENT AND PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT must be secured by one application of Trapper's Kitty Oil. Price of Cane. J. L. COGSWELL, DENTIST, No. n.e.Menary Street, San Francisco, MALESS OATS—Thomas cites Whittles for recent stamp. Address D.H. HOUSTON, Bend Grower, Cambria, Wis., Last Note; note now. T.B.R. The Boston Rambler; a page 20 column paper; only 50c a year choice 60 grain factory; Berry St., between 4th and 5th, San Francisco. GOLD MEADAL WARDED TO PALMEINS EDGE TOOLS BY THE EAGLES OF EULOGIES IN REQUEST; requiring coursing thirty Military Affairs. The Commander Bogy, Bayard, of the eulogies direct; requiring coursing thirty Military Affairs. 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The rules in oration of the Amountennial Appointment considered; and the requisite two questions on a heated distention and the issues not referred to as foll- paratory to the notes and the retain gold per cent requiring na- tion the currency outstanding of the Recele resumption Committee my Appropriation special order No. 2411. Committee fixing the committee clerks as Banking and Railways and services; $5; Postman affairs, and $4; Military bia; $4; Judd and Education Expenditures; $5; Foreign car of 1812, and $5; Revision of Buildings and the Treasury We quote: Flax, P. B. 3@3c; Mustard, white, 2@2c; Mustard, brown, 2@c; Canary, 7@7; Alfalfa, 12@14c. HOPS. The bulk of the crop is marketed. The yield has proved to be quite large and general quality above the average. The demand is very light. Holders are not willing to accept present prices, and the balance of the crop is held for higher rates. The price as quoted now is nominal at 10@16c. Extra choice holds at 16@20c. HONEY. The stock on hand is much reduced and prices for common are steady at our quotations. Strained in fair supply at low prices. The home demand has improved. We quote: white comb at 18@2c; dark, do, 15@17c; strained is steady within the range of 9@19c; for dark and light, 10@19c. BEESWAX. Receipts are large, with a light demand. We note sales at 26@37c, the latter a jobbing price for choice. POTATOES. Receipts are large, and in excess of demand, and prices are reduced is weak and the market shows a downward tendency for all except the finest grades of Extra Family. Barley is in better request at advanced rates. Oats are steady with free receipts from northern parts by sea. Bye is in light receipt and prices remain firm. Buckwheat is in demand at an advance over late quotations. Corn and beans are in large receipt, and prices rule low. WHEAT.-The market is very dull and transactions light. The European market is improving steadily and with continued low rates of charter here the demand for export may revive soon. The latest Liverpool quotations are for average, 10s 5d@10s 9d; Club, 10s 9d at 11a 3d, an advance all round from rates quoted last week. Our present market quotations are as follows: Choice milling, $1 90@$1 92%; fair to good export grades, $1 90@$1 85.; damaged and inferior at less rates. FLOUR.-There continues moderately active demand for both export and home consumption, with moderate transactions for export within the past week; prices are unchanged for the higher grades. Common brands are steady at rates long current. Millers find some difficulty in procuring the choice milling grades suitable for manufacturing their finest brands of Family extra, paying extreme rates for such. We quote country brands of superine as selling within the range of $4 25 @$4 75; standard brands, $4 75 @$5 00; extra superine, $5 50 @$7 50. Extra family is jobbing at $0 00 @$12%. BARLEY.-The demand has improved of late, and transactions on quite a liberal scale are noted at enhanced rates for export. Coast feed is now quotable within the range of $1 15@$1 20; Bay Brewing is held at $1 27@$1 30; Chevailer, choice, $1 35@$1 37 per cent. OATS.-Receipts from all quarters have been large. Feed is in good demand at $2 00 @$15 Choice qualities for milling purposes are scarce and readily bring $2 0@$30 per cent. RYE.-Receipts are moderate,rates firm but unchanged. The range of prices for the week have been $1 45@$1 50, the latter an extreme rate for extra choice. CORN.-The present range in prices shows a wide margin, which is owing to variations in quantities. The market is firm and sales are made within the range of $1 15 for good to choice "in order." BRAN and MIDDLING.-The mill prices are now $25 no fund for bran, and $30 no fund for middlings. The demand is good. HAY.-Choice wheat is in fair demand, now selling at $16 00@$18 00 per ton. The range of prices for all other kinds is from $13 50 per ton upwards. STRAW.-A good article is salable at $60@65c hale. CEMENT.-Eastern Rosendale is quotable, $75 @75no jobbing at $32 @35c Portland, $47 @50no jobbing at $52 @55c BEANS.-The supply is large; general quality good; demand fair at low rates. Lots from Wharf are quotable as follows: Bayon, $3 @2%c; White, $13 @1%c; Pea, $1 @1%c; Pink and Bed, $1 @2%c; large Butter, $2 @2%c; small do, $1 @2%c. B Castor-beans are in request. The mills here are paying for all clean lots. SEEDS.-There is a good demand for all the varieties, and prices are firm at our quotations. We quote: Flax, P. B. 3@3c; Mustard, white, 2@2c; Mustard, brown, 2@c; Canary, 7@7; Alfalfa, 12@14c. HOPS.-The bulk of the crop is marketed. The yield has proved to be quite large and general quality above the average. The demand is very light. Holders are not willing to accept present prices, and the balance of the crop is held for higher rates. The price as quoted now is nominal at 10@16c. Extra choice holds at 16@20c. HONEY.-The stock on hand is much reduced and prices for common are steady at our quotations. Strained in fair supply at low prices. The home demand has improved. We quote: white comb at 18@2c; dark, do, 15@17c; strained is steady within the range of $9@19c; for dark and light, 10@19c. BEESWAX.-Receipts are large, with a light demand. We note sales at $26 @37c, the latter a jobbing price for choice. POTATOES.-Receipts are large, and in excess of demand, and prices are reduced is weak and the market shows a downward tendency for all except the finest grades of Extra Family. Barley is in better request at advanced rates. Oats are steady with free receipts from northern parts by sea. Bye is in light receipt and prices remain firm. Buckwheat is in demand at an advance over late quotations. Corn and beans are in large receipt, and prices rule low. WHEAT.-The market is very dull and transactions light. The European market is improving steadily and with continued low rates of charter here the demand for export may revive soon. The latest Liverpool quotations are for average, 10s 5d@10s 9d; Club, 10s 9d at 11a 3d, an advance all round from rates quoted last week. Our present market quotations are as follows: Choice milling, $1 90@@$1 92%; fair to good export grades, $1 90@@$1 85.; damaged and inferior at less rates. FLOUR.-There continues moderately active demand for both export and home consumption, with moderate transactions for export within the past week; prices are unchanged for the higher grades. Common brands are steady at rates long current. Millers find some difficulty in procuring the choice milling grades suitable for manufacturing their finest brands of Family extra, paying extreme rates for such. We quote country brands of superine as selling within the range of $4 25 @$4 75; standard brands, $47 @50 @$75. Extra grade rubber also from South America, a second grade rubber for general work, such as car springs, hose, belling, etc. We noticed also a very fine quality of White Rubber that is used principally for clothes wringers. It will interest our lady readers to learn that at this establishment their old worn-out wringers may be supplied with new rollers at a trifling cost, making them as good as new. They have also in store a large stock of rubber goods, consisting of a great variety of Clothing of every description; Horse Covers; Carriage Aprons,Ladies' and Gent's Gloves and Mittens,Palls and Buckets,Ankle and Knee Boots,and Ankle Rollers for horses.Door Springs; an extensive and fine assortment of Combs,Brushes,Tool articles Teetling Rings and Pads; Nursery,ice,and Mechanic's Aprons,Canoe Cup,Tumblers,Bathing Cap,Hat Covers,Bath Tubs with frame,Bath Mats,Gun Covers,Finger Cuts.Piano Covers,Enamelled Carriage Cloth,Hard Rubber Syringes of every size and variety.Ear Trumpet,speculums,Beeo,cork Screws,Sock Cocks for gas bags.common and gold mounted Penicals,Bullets ink-stands.Pipes,Hard Rubber Whip Sockets,Hard Rubber Elastic Bottom Olivers,Martingale Rings,Splittosons,Curry Combs,Submarine and Diving Apparatus,and an almost unlimited variety of miscellaneous Rubber goods,they are being sold at extremely low rates.We congratulate these gentlemen for the foresight and sound business judgment of that they have manifested in the establishment of a business that is already successful,and that is destined to fill a very important part in developing the mechanical and mining interests of the Pacific slope.Ours readers will contemplate ordering mechanical appliances for machinery or the purchase of fine,fancy Rubber goodswill consult their own interests by calling upon these gentlemen before giving their orders. "Factors are Stubborn Things." 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For A Good Set Of Thought-Laughing Gas Filling Teeth At reasonable rates. For Nile.Since Invented By THE QUEEN'S OWN Company Of England,a edge and body of which is so thin and sieve as never to require grinding.Lengthening their old worn-out wringers may be supplied with new rollers at a trifling cost.Do not buy such grinding,making shaving quite luxurious after treatment which can be seen by those desiring H.N.E.R.S.I.N.A.T.H.U.B.E.Y. For A Good Set Of Thought-Laughing Gas Filling Teeth At reasonable rates. For Nile.Since Invented By THE QUEEN'S OWN Company Of England,a edge and body of which is so thin and sieve as never to require grinding.Lengthening their old worn-out wringers may be supplied with new rollers at a trifling cost.Do not buy such grinding,making shaving quite luxurious after treatment which can be seen by those desiring H.N.E.R.S.I.N.A.T.H.U.B.E.Y. For A Good Set Of Thought-Laughing Gas Filling Teeth At reasonable rates. 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For Nile.Since Invented By THE QUEEN'S OWN Company Of England,a edge和body.ofwhich是so thin和sieveasnevertorequiregridding.Lengthening theiroldwearoutwringersmaybesuppliedwithnewrollersattractsonyearsoftreatmentwhichcanbemaintenedorpreventfromconsum HOPES.—The bulk of the crop is marketed. The yield has proved to be quite large and general quality above the average. The demand is very light. Holders are not willing to accept present prices, and the balance of the crop is held for higher rates. The price as quoted now is nominal at 10$15c. Extra choice held at 16$20c. HONEY.—The stock on hand is much reduced and prices for common are steady at our quotations. Strained in fair supply at low prices. The home demand has improved. We quote: white comb at 18$23c; dark do, 15$17c; strained in steady within the range of 10$19c; for dark and light, 10$19c. BEESWAX.—Receipts are large, with a light demand. We note sales at 25$27c, the latter a jobbing price for choice. POTATOES.—Receipts are large, and in excess of demand, and prices are reduced thereby. The present range of prices is as follows: Good to choice, $120@$140; all others $100@$150. ONIONS.—Receipts are light, a large proportion of those received being of poor quality. Choice Silverskins now command $9c @$110, on the wharf. WOOL.—The market is pretty well cleaned up of the Fall clips. There is some demand, and we are in daily receipts of small lots from the North, which most ready-sale as fast as received at current rates for the season. HIDES.—Prices remain steady for all kinds and the market is very dull at our quotations. Following are cash rates paid in this market: Dry, 15c for usual selections; Wet salted are quotable at 6$7c. The New York date at date is weak at 19$8c, gold, for dry. POULTRY.—The market demand is fair, while receipts are only moderate; prices have wide range, changing according to the daily supply. We give the present range as follows: Hena and Roosters, $50@$60 do; Broilers, $00@$60 do; Gensa, tame, $200@$300 pair; Ducks, da, $50@$100 do.; Turkies plenty at 14$15c for live and 16$18c for dressed. GAME, of every seasonal description, is abundant and cheap. We quote wholesale prices paid by dealers as follows: grup goeen, $250@$300 do; white da, $41@@$46 do; wild duck, Mallard, $30@@$35 do; quail, $175@$22 do; hare, $25@@$30 do. CATTLE.—Choice beef is again becoming plentiful. Our markets are abundantly supplied with all the varieties of meats of the heat quality—at very low prices. The following are the wholesale rates: Beef, 6c according to quality; Calves, 5$8c; Mutton, 6$7c; Lamb, 7$8c; Hogs on foot, 6$6c; Large drained, 8$4c@; the latter price the smaller ones. DAILY PRODUCTS.—Receipts of fresh roll hides have been manually large, and prices remain steady at the late sale. The demand is increasing. This with the huge stock of old remaining on hand, completely shuts off the prospect of any advance in prices this season. The range is now $30@$35, the latest outside price for the heat quality. The stock of Eastern is extensive and in light demand; generally inferior New California Chicken is in demand at the late sale; new selling at Mildon. Fresh California eggs are coming in more freely, new selling at Mildon? No box and still declining; Eastern and Oregon out of market. FRUITS.—Marsuits Orange at M.K., Los Angeles, 114th St., Lima Rd., M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bally Lennon, M.K., Bali Lennon, M.K., Bali Lennon, M.K., Bali Lennon, M.K., Bali Lennon, M.K., Bali Lennon, M.K., Bali Lennon, M.K., Bali L Jennons, M.K., Bali L Jennons, M.K., Bali L Jennons, M.K., Bali L Jennons, M.K., Bali L Jennons, M.K., Bali L Jennons, M.K., Bali L Jennons, M.K., Bali L Jennons, M.K., Bali L Jennons, M.K., Bali L Jennons, M.K., Bali L Jennons, M.K., Bali L Jennons, Gold Medal Pump Sold. Dr. P.J.Merwin, President of the California Wreaking Company, inform us that he has purchased of Moorwax. W.C.Wilcox & Co.of 116 and 118 Basle St. San Francisco,the Pump is in good condition of all the work of "Gold Medal" which was the Gold Medal at the Mechanical Institute Sale of 185 over all competitions. This Pump is in good condition of all the work of "Gold Medal" which was the Gold Medal at the Mechanical Institute Sale of 185 over all competitions. This Pump is in good condition of all the work of "Gold Medal" which was the Gold Medal at the Mechanical Institute Sale of 185 over all competitions. L.W.TAMBERT. YOSEMEITE ART GALLERY. No. 9 KEARNY STREET, BOOMS NOS. 4 A.N.Y. San Francisco. Mr.H.A.Moore would announce to ladies and men who desire the personal adornment of a fine suit of hair. They are emphatically full dressing on all stages of hairstyle; few treatments will continue the most elegant; this is no exaggeration. No mineral or damaging use can be seen by those wearing it. No better evidence can be furnished when they are seen more doubled variation. Preparation sent to all parts of the country. KELSEY'S NURSERIES, PRICE_LIST_FOR_1875-76. Apples. Rears. Peas. Pears. Peaches. Plums. Quinces. Quinches. Cherrries. Apricots. Apricots. Plum. Figs. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. Almonds. THE WELL-KNOWN PHOTOGRAPHER,L.W.TAMBERT.(who has been his head operator) of this establishment.Old men were employed with Bradley and Baldfson.Perform years here was the head operator of this establishment.Old men were employed with Bradley and Baldfson.Perform years here was the head operator of this establishment.Old men were employed with Bradley and Baldfson.Perform years here was the head operator of this establishment.Old men were employed with Bradley and Baldfson.Perform years here was the head operator of this establishment.Old men were employed with Bradley and Baldfson.Perform years here was the head operator of this establishment.Old men were employed with Bradley and Baldfson.Perform years here was the head operator of this establishment.Old men were employed with Bradley and Baldfson.Perform years here was the head operator of this establishment.Old men were employed with Bradley and Baldfson.Perform years here was the head operator of this establishment.Old men were 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NO. 9 KEARNY STREET, BOOMS NOS. 4 A.N.Y. San Francisco. Mr.H.A.Moore would announce to ladies and men who desire the personal adornment of a fine suit of hair. They are emphatically full dressing on all stages of hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages of hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages of hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages of hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages of hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages of hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages of hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages of hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages of hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages of hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages of hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages 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hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages hairstyle; few treatments will continue to all stages hairstYLE; In addition to these conditions southwest Tampa has been designated as a city where many real estate projects are being undertaken by local government agencies such as municipalities or counties.The best known projects in Tampa include development plans for residential areas along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along Lake Michigan shoreline along 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T. W. JACKSON, San Francisco dates this Agent for Calverton and Nevada. C. & P. H. TIBULL & CO. INFORMING AND MANUFACTURERS OF BOOTS AND SHOES, NO. 42 AND CLAY MERCHANT. Between Homes and History, San Francisco. HERBINE! HERVINE and ALTERATIVE, FOR ALL CHRONIC DIRECTIONS of the OLD, MIDDLE-aged and Young Address BOTANIC ASSOCIATION, P. O. Box 361, C. P. MCHAHDIS & CO. Cor. San Francisco and Clay Street, San Francisco. STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS Of all units—from 5 to 60-Horse power. Also, Quartz Mills, Mining Pramps, Holding Machinery, Boiling, Iron Tankx, etc. For sale at the lowest price by J. HENDY. LOOK We have quotes that are making报表 $29,000 a month in a priced long term business. It is hard work, but the gains are huge. International Hotel, 824 and 828 KEARBY STREET, San Francisco $1.50 and $0 per day. Free Coach to the House. H. C. FATRIDGE, Proprietor. A. HAYWARD, IMPORTER. ILLUMINATING OILS. NONBAPHIOL SEEDS! SEEDS! LARGE QUANTITY OF PRINTS ALFALFA CLOVER PRESENT AT LOW RATE. AND ALL MATERIALS OF FIELD AND FURNISHINGS, G.W. WHITMAN AND COLLINS. PRIVATE PROMPT EDITION TO USE AT NURTHER PARTITION. SEED WAREHOUSE. 409 and 411 Davie St., San Francisco. J. P. SWEENEY & CO. THE PERFORMANCE INSTRUMENTS ARE PROVIDED BY THE PUBLISHER. FOR PURCHASE, CONTACT ALEXANDRA SMITH. AND STAMP FOR CIRCUER. GEO. A. TYNE, Garel Agent, 600 Inmanville St., San Francisco. MATCHLESS PIANOS AME THE LEADING INSTRUMENTS OF THIS WORLD. $6,000 in one month; most importantly they 600 Monthly installment. WE ARE IMPORTED IN THE FACTORY, AND CAN UNDERWELL QUESTIONS. T. M. ANTRELL & CO. 600 Martinez St., San Francisco. KENDALL'S Improved Quartz Mill QUARTZ MINING REVOLUTIONIZED RIGHT, CHEAP AND POWERFUL MILL AS ONE half the cost of the usual style. Send For Circular and Price List to STEPHEN KENDALL. Care of P. A. Huntington, 148 and 145 Fremont St., San Francisco, Cal. Holcomb Bros. & Co. LOOK International Hotel, 824 and 828 KEARBY STREET, San Francisco $1.50 and $8 per day. Free Coach to the House. H. C. PATRIDGE, Proprietor. A. HAYWARD, IMPORTER. ILLUMINATING OILS. NONPAREIL OIL, High use for family use. Bevon's BELLLAST, Patent Faucty Cane, 603 California Street, San Francisco ROCK'S NURSERIES, SAN JOSE, CA. THE ATTENTION OF NURSERYMEN AND Planters is invited to my large stock of FRONT TREES of the very best varieties for Market, Shipping and Drying. Alan Grapevine, Currant, Gooseberries, Blackberries and Raspberries; Shade Trees, Evergreen; Blue Gums and Shrubs; Green House Brushes; Bedding Plants, each of the group will readily at 40 cents per pound when the "Early Willow" brought 20 cents at the same time. Plants are now ready for transplanting and for sale at my residence on Central avenue, west of Webster street, Alameda, and G.K. F. Silvester's 37 Washington street, San Francisco. PRICES: For one dox. by mail, post paid Less than one dox. by mail, postpaid, each For 190 forwarding expenses paid by purchaser For 100 forwarding expenses paid by purchaser G. AUGHINBAUGH. COLD MEDAL AWARDED SAN FRANCISCO STEAM PUMP WILLOW GROVE INSTITUTE OF 1874. PACIFIC Business College. THIS Old-Established School Will Remove M. K. LAUDEN, to the elegant New Building No. 232 POST STREET. The "Collars Review," which gives full information, is sent free to all applicants, Address M. K. LAUDEN, San Francisco. DIVIDEND NOTICE. San Francisco Savings Union, 523 California St., coor. Webb. FOR THE HALF YEAR ENDING WITH DECEMBER 31, 1875, a dividend has been declared, at the rate of nine ($) per cent on old half (2/5) per cent on Ordinary deposits, free of Federal Tax, payable on and after January 12, 1874. By order, LOVELL WHITE, Cashier. $2.00 An examination of the expenses attending the Palm Beach Institute of the Mining Department is due tomorrow. Improved Quartz Mill QUARTZ MINING REVOLUTIONIXED A LIGHT, CHEAP and POWERFUL MILL at one half the cost of the usual style. Send for Cleanlair and Price List to STEPHEN KENDALL, Care of P. A. Huntington, 143 and 145 Fremont St. San Francisco. Holcomb Bros. & Co. CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, 24 GEARY ST. SAN FRANCISCO MANUFACTORY, NEW MAYEN CORN. Send for Circular and Price List. THE RISDON Iron and Locomotive Works, CORB. BEALE AND HOWARD ST., San Francisco. Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Quarts and Flume Mill Machinery, Steam Belts (Marine, Low and Medium Pressure). All kinds of light and heavy Containers, at low prices. Cams and Tappets, with chilled bone guaranteed 40 per cent more durable than ordinary iron. THE KING OF LINCHERES, STANDO survived as a remedy. No foreman should be without it. Good silks for Man or Bear; for Spinning Brushes; Rheumatism; Mad Fever; Swelling; etc. Try it and you will use no other. HOUSE WILLIAMS. 64 BERNHAM PLACE, San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Jan'y 12th, 1876. Means. H. Williams & Co.: Seeking health and a mild climate on the Pacific Coast during last summer; my attention was with a servant based in Dr. Wilson's IMBRAU BRYTTER, who cared more particularly that I went to the druggist's and bought a bottle next morning, and have not taken any other medicine in the past year for any derangement of the stomach, or constipation, and I do recommend it cheerfully to every one before any other medicine, as it leaves the system in a healthy state, and no change of diet is necessary. Please send your bitters over the world, for it will be almost universally beyond reach to express. I write you freely because I know my truth, from actual experience. I am yours truly. CYRUS CURNINOR, Late of Charlotte, Minn. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Jan'y 12th, 1876. Means. H. Williams & Co.: I take pleasure in recommending Dr. Wilson YAMMA BARN BRYTTER to my friends and the public I have received great benefit in the use of them, and no other medicine can fill all the place of your Misses I have ever used. Much suffering and many Doctor's bills would be avoided; if every family would use your bitters freely, and before disease was greatly treated in the system, Very responsibly. M. MANIOTY. DIVIDEND NOTICE. San Francisco Savings Union, San California 94126, coe. Walla. FOR THE HALF YEAR ENDING WITH DECEMBER 31, 1875, a dividend has been declared, at the rate of nine (9) per cent per annum on forms and service and over eight (8) per cent on Ordinary Deposit from Federal Tax, payable on and after January 19, 1876. By order, LOVELL WHITE, Cashier. $2.00 An examination of the expenses attending the publication of the WEEKLY POST to date shows that it is leased at a cost nearly double the present subscription price. To avoid guilded in advance that up and after January 19, 1876, the SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY POST will be $2.00 PER YEAR, in Coin, and $2.00 PER Dollar, (or $2.00 in Currency). All money received for the WEEKLY POST after that will be applied to subscriptions at the new rate. THE STAR SPRING BED IN THE BEST IN USE. SAVE MONEY BY BUYING IT. NO BOOM FOR DUST OR VIRMINE. WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS. NO MOOD USER. Send for Circulation and Price Law. J. GRAY - 487 Brannam St. SAN FRANCISCO, CA. WOODWORTH, SCHELL & CO. PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN WARBROoms, ESTABLISHED, SOLE AGENT FOR SCHNACKER'S BODY J. MILLAYS AND GRIPPERS & PELIAS PLANO FORTES, AND TAYLOR & FARGO CHRISTIAN PERSONAL AND URBAN PLANO FORTES, AND UNITARY PLANO FORTES, AND OTHER PLANO FORTES. The only Matinee that can be rented on loan is provided by Union Wire Mattress Co. SEEDling Stocks and Plants FOR NURSERY MEN. Apple seedlings, figs... $2.00 per seedling. Pea seedlings, figs... $2.00 per seedling. Plant seedlings, lilies... $2.00 per plant. Cherry seedlings, lilies... $2.00 per plant. Mimosa seeds in Vetiver... $6.00 to $12.00 per plant. Magnolia seeds in Vetiver... $6.00 to $12.00 per plant. Ornamental plants, lilies, lilies... $6.00 to $12.00 per plant. Amaryllis flowers, lilies... $6.00 to $12.00 per plant. Tulip flowers, lilies... $6.00 to $12.00 per plant. THORNS, MERCURIE, AGENT NO BOSTON S., P. E..