Sacramento Daily Union, Volume 35, Number 5367, 9 June 1868 — Page 4

SACRAMENTO DAILY UNION. I

SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

APRIL TERM. Sealem. Greer [No. 1.404J.— By the interlocutory judgment it was ordered " that there oe set off to the said several parties such portions of said premises as will include their respective improvement?; provided, always, that the rights or interests ot neither of tbe other parties be prejudiced thereby; and that there be set off to the said Henry W. Scale his share or interest upon tbe south side of said rancho, in such manner as to include his improvements, provided that the same can be done without prejudice to the rights of any of the others in Interest" Counsel for the defendants have cited many authorities to prove that the first portion of the order is equitable, just and proper ; but the proposition is not doubted by the other side, and cannot be successfully assailed. Tbe question presented is, whether the Commissioners have erred in the application of the rules laid down In the interlocutory judgment. No error appears on the lace of their report, and, as none will be presumed, the report ought not to be set aside, unless tbe parties excepting to it show such a state of facts as will make the atleaed error affirmatively and clearly appear. It is not shown that tbe tract of laud allotted to defend Mercier is not equal In value to his share of the whole rancho. Hit tin. whole road been excluded from bis tract it would not necessarily follow that be would have been entitled to a further amount, equal in area to that occupied by the road. Whether the road Increased or diminished the value of the tract is not shown, nor does it appear what was the opinion of the Commissioners on that point; but it is certain that they were of the opinion that the tract allotted to him, Including the road, was equal in value to his share of the whole lands. It is not alleged that the tract set off to him does not Include his improvements, but he complains that ths tract set off to toe Seasons was not located on lands in bis (Mercier's) possession. The Seatons have not complained of the partition, and MerciT is not entitled to except to the report on their beh ilf. The fact that litigation was penning between him and the Beacons respecting the title, under which they claim, does not give him any right to act for hem; for the interlocutory judgment ascertained and fix-d the rients of tbe several parties in the lands, and such determination, whatever may be the result of the litigation alluded •, is conclusive in this partition. it i* alleged that Mrs. Greer's share should have been set off so as include all of her improvements. No complaint is made thai the value of tbe tract! allotted to her is not equal to the value of her interest in the whole ranch. No facts are stated by her, or are shown by the affi lavlts presented by her, going to prove that the tr^ct she now wishes set off to ber eoull nave been allotted to her without producing injury to her co-ten-ants. There is the general statement that her share could have been set off to her a.- she now desires without injury to the other parties, but this is denied by the other" side. Had her s-hare been set off, as she now demand-, it clearly would bave interfered wiih the location of the plaintiff's share at the south side of tbe rancho, as ordered by tbe interlocutory judgment. Tba tract at the northeastern portion of the rancho was set off to ber, so as to include a house and Improvements formerly ii her possession ; and ibis was done, as one of the Comnissiooers testifies, at her request, made through her husband. Her husband denies that he made such request, but we could not say that the Court erred in riving the greater credit to the statement of the Commissioner. And so ot the tract at the em'oarcadero. Both Mrs. Greer and the plaintiff claimed to be in possession of tbe tract, but the Commissioners found that the plaintiff was in the possession and allotted it to him. The Commissioners found it impossible to allot the portion either of Mrs. Greer or the plaintiff in one compact body, and the plat very plainly shows that the lands allotted to tbe plaintiff arc quite as inconvenient in i.rm as those allotted to Mrs. Greer. A considerable portion ol the lands allotted to the pUiniiff are situated at the northern side of the rancho, and it ii but ■'*' a* '" ° ; to presume, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, tbat neither the lands allotted 'o th» plaintiff nor those to Mrs. Greer could have been Bet off in otter portions of the rancho without injury to t'je interests of the other tenants in common. The statement that the lands are not so set off is to include In the portion allotted to anyone of the parties all of his or her improvements, is not sufficient ground for setting aside the report ; but it should have been further shown that the allotment could hive been so made as to include in the portion of either more ol bis or her improvements without injury to the rights or inter- ol the others. Judgment affirmed. RHODE?, J. We concur : BPRAGUE, .T., SANDERSON, J., SAWYER, C. J.. CROCKETT, J. Carton vs. Central Railroad Company [No, 1,024]. A rehearing having been granted In this cisc, the mo?t important questions now argued are whether the track complained of is a switch and turnout within the meanlug of the Act granting the franchise? (Laws ISB2, 412, Sec. 1.) And, if so. whether it la proper and necessary? The second definition of the word " turnout," ia the last edition of Webster's Dictionary, is "A short .side-track on a railroad, which may be occupied by one train while another is passing on a main track; a shunt, a-siding." And a "shunt" is defined "A turnoff to a -i '•■ or short rail, that the principal rail may be left free." Now. the trick in question exactly fills these definitions. It is a short track at the side of the main track, and connected with it by a switch, and used for the cars from the "Lone Mountain" branch of the road to pass on to, and stands in front of the company's office ; while the cars on tbe main road, running to Brannan street, pass and stop to allow the passengers going towards or Irom Lone Mountain to chanu* cars. Potter, an engineer, acquainted with the meaning of terms pertaining to railroads, testifies tbat " this is a switch, turnout Of side-track; the three constitutes turnout." And other engineeis and witnesses agree with bim. There is no testimony to the contrary. And it is raanife ti.v a switch and turn within the meaning of the terra, as used in the Act, In my judgment also tbe uncontradicted testimony shows that it Is a proper and necessary turnout within the meaning of the Act. '1 hose term- are not to be construed with great rtf»r, excluoine everything that could by possibility be dispensed with. They are to have a reasonable constru^iion l«f the purpose of accomplishing the objects for wh 'eh the franchise was granted. Ibis object is the accommodation of the traveling public. And it Is manifest Srcuj the testimony in connection with the diagram that travelers ire best accommodated by the car c .mini up at the auction and stopping on the side-track in front of the company's office, while the car on the principal note comes up on tbe main track and stops for the convenience ol change '.•' car. This change mizht doubtless be effected at the crossing of the streets, but less conveniently to passengers, wh.b' the stoppageof the cars in the crossing of two streets would obstruct tbe other travel of two streets instead o» one Tnere '.s no conflict in the evidence. and the only quest! n is, what does it show? To mv mind It Is clear that the turnout is proper and oeces.aary within the meaning Ol the terms of tbe Act, and i«. upon the whoL-, as well located a- it could well be with reference to the «:<?n«ral accommodation of the public, and that it is authorised by the Act. The other points, so far as they require notice, are discnsKd in our former opi'ion, anil I see no reason to change the views there expressed. I think tie lodgment and order denying a new trial should be reverted and a new trial had. and it Is so ordered. SAWYER. C. JWe concur: CROCK iT, J., SPRAGCK. J., .1 dissent : SANDERSON, J. '• I'M: Miles," the Pedestrian, Shoots his Tofgnag. Tbe New York Herald of May gives the following account of a shooting affray : It will be remembered by those persons who have taken any interest in pedestrian events that have been occurring in ail parts of the country of late that somewhat of a stir was made some time ago In certain circles by a pedestrian Itch thdt was made between two "knights of the tod," named. respectively, " Young Miles" and Ooolding, the principal agreement to the snatch being tbat the winner should walk a thousand mile« in a thousand hours. Tbe place where thi ambitious ■tites have been walking it for weeks past l* pursuance of the regulation! established by the formalities 1 1 ihe contest is No. 02 Chatli3m street, and the "sports" about town have be-;n betting their " piles " day alter day en the final result in Its micity. The re-ult of tbe match pronounced itself last e>«njcg, though In a tar different way than anyone expected j and whether or not a human lit* has t>een lost by the means by which the walk wa- hrnsssjii 10 an abrupt conclusion i? as yet a problem, It a|HM.L'rs that some time yesterday afternoon " Tommy Miles," in completing his six hundred and twenty-eighth mile, by tome means or another sprained his askle. Be found it so difficult to walk with his foot id a maimed condition tbat his trainer, one James Ross, who resides at No. 114 Six'b avctue, d-'emed it advisable tbat Miles should lie allowed a rest suffiriently long to enable to continue bis walking without in anywise infringing upon th" regulations of tbe match. Miles, on being made acquainted with the wishes of his trainer, at once compiled wit h his suggestions, and was consequently removed to a room adjoining that in which His pedestiian '•*' W3S being accomplished, where he was allowed to rest on a bed. Boon after lying down he ii*ll last asleep, '•' would seem, and was still oblivious to M *l things outsides of dreamland, when a man named Thomas Bayles rapped loudly at the door of the room la order to awaken him before tbe time allotted lor lbe resting apfll had totally expired. For some time Bayles could oWa.'n no answer to bis rappings. but finally beard Mite"" call <«;♦ to him. It so happened tbat Ross, the trainer, who bad seated hto> ■stlt by a window in Miles' room during the,..slumbers, hid himself fallen aslfep, and wb.-n Miles awrke was still keeping. Accoroicg to Miles' own story he shouted to Bora, but could not succeed in awaking him, and as be was unable to move from tbe bed on account d tils sore foot, he thocqpM be would find another method to bring bis trainer to his, iwcses. Be had in a pocket of his pantaloons a small one-bar, reled p'Stol, loaded with powder acd ball, and, as he ■save, with the Intention of firing the contents over Ross' fcead, wbo was only about sixteen feet from him, that tbe ricdse made to the explosion might awake him, he drew the pistol and fired, but the ball. Instead of go. log over Rots' head, struck bim to the ngnt side of ibi» neck causing £ wcuod from which the blood flowed proIsndy, and whlci, it is needless to state, aroused him with vengeance. T.he " sports "In tbe place, hearing the report of the piatpl, ran into the room and did what they could to dress Ro»s' wound, which may prove serious In results, as the ball is *£;!! in bis Deck and the rfoctor refrains frcm giving as jet any decided opinion as to what may he the consequence c' the bullet "dropping downward; Internally." The strangest part of this whole affair is that It was kept "quiet," and although jt occurred at about five o'clock in the evening, tbe poluedid not learn of it until twelve o'clock last night. So soon a. they did learn of It officer Lehy, of the Sixth precinU. jjrrestel •' Young Miles " and brought bim to tbe sUtioarhtcse and Ross was taken to tte" hospital. Miles contends that the shot was purely accidental, and Roes can tell notblcg about v, as he was asleep when it was fired. Attempt to lIMHWIBIH General Lcwm*.— A letter to the New York Tribune, telegraphed Chicago, May Huh, says: \t Yoik (Perm.) an attempt was made to assassinate s^r.ral Logan, wbo, with his family, was on the train. "While tbe train was In waiting General Logan had oc-c-i-ioh to step from the cars a few minutes, when be was iasniflSi.aHv recognized by a lot of men standing Iroond the .icvot. Wben be got on the train several of Sr«sttTf«to'W«fclm,bnt ventured no further than lb' rfali™ .I**.-** the whistle of the engine blew fcr starting several 'arge t^ones were bulled through windows the car where General Lcgan sat Fortunately they <** no more harm than ft? break the winSsr" One of tbea came very near hitting a.^ught.r of Senator Cameron on the bead. Another struck *rnor Beta of Louisiana on the breast. General Sickles and a large number of Republican Congressmen were on the train.

BUSINESS CARDS. JAMES McGUIRE, Manufacturer of Iron Doors, Shutters, Railings, Gratings, Housework and Blacksmithmg Ir. General, No. 14S X street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second-hand Doors for sale. JeSlm HACHMANN, LAGES A: CO., General Commission Merchants and Dealers in California Produce, Importers of Corks, Hops and Brewers' Materials, 133 J street, between Fifth and Sixth. jeS-lm J. L. POLHEMUS, Druggist and Apothecary, Corner J and Seventh sts. Agent lor the celebrated Florence Sewing Machine, Dr. HUMPHRIES' Homeopathic Remedies, and the OLD STYLE Homeopathic Medicines, and Rev. E.A.Wilson's Consumptive Remedy. IjeT-lir Sua? A, Fox, San l'ranclsco. J. Strctz, Sacramento. FOX & STRUT/., Dealers In Brandies, TVines and Liquors. 41 J street, between Second and Third, SacBacramento. jeS-lm R. C. TERRY Ac CO., Importers and Dealers in Stoves and House Furnishing Goods, Coal Oil, Lamps and Lanterns of all kinds; Manufacturers of every description of Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware, southeast corner of Fifth and J streets. jeS-lra DR. IRA E. OATH AN, Physician and Surgeon. Office, ISO J street (up stairs). Special Office Hours— 9 to 10 a. m.; 1 to 2 and » to S P. m. Residence, corner Eleventh and G streets. jeO-lm P. DUN LAP, Attorney and Counselor at Law, No. 6 St. George Building (up stairs). Fourth street, Sacramento. jc6-lm WIEDMANN Ac WENGENROIH, Manufacturers of French and American Confectionery, and Parisian Lemonades (Crystals de Paris). Fourth street, bet. J and K. ji 51m RUSSELL Ac WInTERBCRN, Union Job Printing Establishment, Corner Third and J streets. Book and Job Printing executed in the neatest styles and at very low rates. je4-lm H. S. CROCKER & CO., Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Printing Papers and Cards, Stationery, Blank Books, etc. Steam Printing Establishment, 42 and 44 J St., Sacramento. je4-lm LYON Ac SON, Dealers In California Produce, Vegetables, Ranch Butter and Eggs, je4 21 J street, lm E. L. BILLINGS A. CO., Dealers In Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors, Aeents for Geyser Soda. No. 105 X street, beiween Fourth and Filth, Sacramento. je4-lm 1. L. MERRELL, Pioneer Lamp and Oil Store, No. 148 ■ street, between Fifth and Sixth. Lamps, Oils and Kerosene Goods. Also, a splendid assortment of Crockery. • je4-lra C. 11. KREBS, Importer and Dealer in Paints, Glass, Varnishes, Linseed, Lard, Neatsloot and Machine Oils, Brushes, artists' Materials, Wall Paper, Win dow Shades, Moaltdncs, Etc., No. 183 J street, between Sixth and Seventh. je4-lm KLEBITZ A GREEN, Fonrth street, between J and ci", near Post Office. Lager Beer, Wine, Liquors and Cigars ot the best qualities. tin 30 lm JOHN M. AVERY, Attorney at Law. Office— M. George Building, one door from corner of the alley. Fourth street. myS-lm GOSS Ac LAm BARD, Founders and Machinists-— AH kind* of Brass and Iron Castings and Machinery at reduced rates — Sacramento. ~v: my2S-lm F. FOSTER, iici-iibln-Jer, Paper Ruler and Bianb Book Manufacturer. Northwest corner J and Fifth itreets. Country orders promptly attended to. my2S-lm ROBERT ANDERSON. Steam Boiler Maker and Blacksmith, Front street, between L and M, Sacramento, is prepared to Build all kinds of Steam Boilers to order. Repairing attended to at shortest notice. All Work Warranted. Terms reasonable. ir.y.'S-tm . E. ililir.B. i. KKBSK. HAMMER & KEBER, Produce and Commission merchants. Jobbers in Flour, Grain and Feed. Nos. 17 and If 1 street, near Front. ray2S-lm DR. A«r. R. CLUNESS, Physician. May be found DAY OR NIGHT at his offlce,northeas» ',rrrr -'. X and Second streets. Sacramento. .'-"•- -HENRY C. McCREARY, Attorney at Law. Office— Second Storj Northwest corner ol Second and J streets, Sacramento. my2S-lm WILLIAMS, BOOT A NKILMOft, Iron and Rrass Founders and Machinists. Front street, between N and 0. Castings and Machinery of every description made to order. my2»-l m EDWARD I. ROBINSON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. ROBERT ROBINSON, of Counsel. Room No. 11, C. P. R. R. Co.'s Office, No. ■>- X street, Sacramento. nry27-lm R. STONE Ac CO., Importers and AVholesale Dealers In Harness and Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Leather and Shoe Findings, Agents for Rabels Calf Skins, Sip Skins and Alum-tanned Leather, 150 J street, between Filth and Sixth streets. iny.s Ira DR. TYRRELL, Physician and Surgeon, office with Dr. Frev, corner J and Third streets, Residenci — street, between Sixth and Seventh. m\'J."> JOHN FITEL, Wholesale Candy Manufacturer, of every description ; Fancy Cake Baker, and Dealer in Nuts. Fruits, Syrups, Fireworks, Etc., No. SI J street, between Third an i Fourth. my23-lm II. • It BY & CO., Sacramento Steam Salt Works, 58 J strict, betwe-n Second and Third, Dealers in all kinds ot Salt, Ground Feed, Etc mylBlm AB. C. FREEMA*. A. U. LYXCU. FREEMAN & LYNCH, Attorneys at Law, Searchers of Records and Examiners of Title. Office — Up stairs, opposite County Court-room, corner Sixth and X streets. Abstract of Title Furnished. myl6 WILLIAM TELL ROUSE, Corner of J and Ninth Streets. Board and Lodgings at reasonable rates. The Bar is well Stacked with choice LIQUORS an-! CIGARS, my!3-ittlp J. B. KOHL. Proprietor E. & C. HLER, Columbus Brewery— Depot, Gri.liicr's Saloon, Sixih street, between J and K. Lager Beer of the very finest quality. Customers promptly attended to. myll-lm NATHAN PORTER, Attorney at Law, San Francisco, will attend to important Criminal cases in any part of tbe .-■ -.-• when desired. mhlft-8m mmmwmmmmm^^— — — — — « ma—— — — —— ■ DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO, fore existing under the name and firm of MATHEWS A FIIAZtER was, on the first day of June, 1688, dissolved by mutual consent. . J. B. MATHEWS, J. C. FRAZIKR. Reno (Nev. ), June 5, l-''. ; . THR BUSINESS OF IRC ABOVE firm will be carried on by J C. FRAZItR who will pay all debts of the above firm and collect all moneys due Jo thi- same. J. C. FRAZISR, Kcjo (Nev.), June 5. 1863. jevfit lp SURGICAL AND ~ Age-" 'SS DENTAL INSTRUMENTS. IXjHrVaftJWAThe best and most complete assortment U 1 1 -' made by G. TIEMANN k CO., N. York DENTAL MATERIALS, Furniture, Lathes, Vulcanlzers, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT J. 11. A. FOLKEU'S, 21 Montgomery street (opposite B*SJ House), San Francisco. ■ ,;^ .; TRUSSES and Apparatus for Deformities made to order. ■ my24.-lmlp INFORMATION WANTED - OF JOHN FINCK, SON OF JACOB FIM'K. of New v v.; city, who I- ft his father's house February 19, l>fi-, and has »..-,; been heard from since. It is believed he left for California, 4-07 person knowing the whereabouts of said JOHN FINCK will confer * great consolation to the distressed parents by giving infers itii.'i to WILLIAM HESSLER, American Bakery, Pacific street, San Franc'sco. I jt4p FOR SALE! FOR SALE r&rt, A RANCH AND STOCK IN vrarYolo county. Buckeye district. The Ranch is —"—well Improved end most productive Land for Grain Crops Also, a lot of fine bred HORSES, BROOD MARES, FARMING UTENSILS, etc. Possessi n given during this Fall. For lull particulars apnly at th« PRMIKR RANCH, or at 203 J street, Sacramento. myl4-lm4p W. N. PRADFR. FURS BOUGHT IN RAW STATE, FOB SHIPPING as well as for home use. The Highest Furrier Prices paid. Dealers in the country will be furnished with Price lifts, giving the latest news from London Sales and Leipsic Fair. ADOLPH MILLER, > niyJl-ltuip 107 Montgomery st., San Francisco

I _ UPHOLSTERY GOODS. LOCKE & LAVENSON, "V"OS. 17* AMIS 174 J SrRfiETS, -*-' —IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IK— '■'■*£'■ V< : CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGS, PICTURE FRAMES, And a full assortment of Upholstery, Goods, Manufacturers of MATTRESSES, GRAIN and FLOUR SACKS. je4-lm4p THE AMERICAN SPRING BED. THIS BED, NOW SO POPULAR IN tbe Eastern and Western States, was patented in August, 1866. For practical utility, comfort and durability it is unsurpassed. It is easily applied to any Bedstead ; It is portable and not liable to get out of order. The price is about ONE-FOURTH of that of a Spirng Mattress. It combines elegance with cheapness and comfort. Call and see it. Mechanics' Institute Building, No. 29 Post street, San Francisco. '.j ; > .- '. my23-lm4p J. BREUNER & CO., «* UPHOLSTEKERS, &. Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in f\l Furniture, Mattresses, file. STORES— No. 170 X street, between Sixth and Seventh, and No. 142 J street, between Fifth and Sixth. All Goods will be sold at low prices, at Retail or to the Trade. Orders from the country solicited. myl2-lm4p PIONEER FURNITURE STORE. *n 87 X STREET. SACRAMENTO. JSpl J. CAMPBELL, ■ Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of FURNITURE and BEDDING. OFFICE DESK* 1 , BOOK CASES, SPRING MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, SHEETS, Etc., at the very lowest rates. Orders from the country solicited and promptly filled. my9-lm4p ■- -/- : '- •-. ~HOTELS^ITRESTAURA"yTSr GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL, CORNER X AND SEVENTH STS., w Sacramento. The best accommodations can always be had at this House. Also, First-class FA jIILV ROOMS. D. E. CALLAHAN, Proprietor. Free Carriage to and from the Cars and Steamboats. jeslm4p SAMPLE ROOMS, IN THE BASEMENT OP THE NEW MASONIC Hill, Corner of Sixth and X streets, where can be found at all times the VERY BEST LIQUORS, CIGARS and LAGER BEER. A large and airy BILLIARD and READING ROOM. A good COLD LUNCH is always on hand for tbe benefit of customers who may wish tc partake. JOHN OSCHWALD, my2o-lm4o Proprietor. CAPITAL HOTEL, /*£. (FOMERLY TOLL'S), CORKER Hljjj X and Seventh streets, Sacramento. ■il',-*,-»jt» This House, having been enlarged and greatly improved, is now ready for the accommodation of guests. Give us a call and examine our Rooms. Fine accommodations for Families. Free Omnibus to and from the House. Office Stockton and Yolo county Stages. myl2-lm4p TRAVER i DAY, Proprietors. «fM— M— — — — — ——■ — — n — — U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE. riIHE FIRST, ELEVENTH ANI> JL Twelfth Division?, Fourth Assessment District, comprising the City and Count; of Sacramento. NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual List of Valuations and Assessments subject to Income Tax, License and other Annual Tax for tbe year 1567-3, under the "Act to provide Internal Revenue to support tbe Government and to pay the interest on the public debt," approved June 30, 1564, and the amendatory Acts, approved March 8, 1865; March 10th and August 1, 1566, and March 2. 1567, made and taken by W. C. FELCH JOSIAH HOWELL and A A. DURFEE," Assistant Assessors of said Divisions, Fourth Collection District, will remain open for tbe examination of all persons interested for the space of TEN DAYS from the date hereof, at the office of the Assistant Assessors, at Old Fellows' Block, Fourth street, between the hours of 9. a. m. and 4 p. m.; and immediately alter tbe expiration of the said ten days I will receive and determine all appeals relative to erroneous or excessive Valuations or Assessments made by said Assistant Assessors. All appeals to the Assessor, as aforesaid, are required to be made in writing and transmitted through the Assistant Assessor, specifying the particular cause, matter or thing respecting which the decision is requested, and state the ground or principle of Inequality or error complained of. Notice is further given that no appeal will be allowed to any party alter he shall have been duly assessed and the Annual List containing the Assessment has been transmitted to the Collector of this District. THOMAS J. BLAKENEY, Assessor Fourth District, California. Dated at Sacramento, May 29. 1563. my 29 " geo7 b."hitchcock & CO., pOLNTING-HOrSE, BANK AND INSURANCE STATIONERS, Keep constantly on hand a complete Assortment of Flue Stationery, Whatman's Drawing Papers, Artists' Materials, Mathematical Instruments, In every variety, at reasonable rates, Wholesale and Retail. BLANK BOOKS, For Counting-bouses, Banks, Insurance Companies and Corporations, made to order, of any desired pattern 01 Ruling. Binding and Printing, in our superior style, ol the Finest ENGLISH LINEN-WOVE LEDGER PAPERS, superior to any before offered in this market. The Trade supplied on the most liberal terms. 413 and 415 Sansome st. (cor. Commercial), ar23 SAN FRANCISCO. 2m4p TENNENT'S ALE .--■ = sjgj| AND PORTER. (jgs-^a, 500 CASKS OF THE ABOVE IN prime order for sale in bond or duty paid. 400 CASKS HIBBERT'S LONDON PORTER (quarts and pints), in fine condition. 200 CASKS GUINNESS', IIM)I,\. TER'S and other brands cf DUBLIN STOUT. 50 HHDS. JrFFKEi'S, YOUNGEK'S and MARIAN'S ALE. For sale at Reduced Prices by R. J. HARRISON, 421 Clay street (below Sansome). mylMm4p • San Francisco. "application for PARDON. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT I, the undersigned, intend to apply to the Governor of the State of California for tbe pardon of AH YAK, convicted of the crime of rape in the County Court of the county of Sacramento, and sentenced to the State Prison for the term of Twenty years. CHOW AH SEE. Hon. Robert C. Clark, County Judge of the County of Sacramento. Hon. James C. Goods, District Attorney, County of Sacramento. _ We hereby accept due service of a copy of the above notice. ROBERT C. CLARK. County Judge. JAME3 C. GOODS, District Attorney. Dated Sacramento City, June 3, IS6S. je4-80t4p« CHRYSOPOLIS p«IGAR MANUFACTORY R. H. PETTIT Proprietor. No. 55 X street (between Second and Third), Sacramento. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CIGARS, of My Own Manufacture, Imported Havana cigars, M cersehaum Pipes, Cigar-Holders, Playing Cards, Snuff, Etc., Etc. The Trade supplied. my2l-lm4p BUGBEYS NATOMA gEE»> WINES AND BRANDIES! -i^] 3 ' the CHOICEST VARIETY, on hand and dSSSkafclor ■'„ (SOLD MEDAL awarded by State Agricultural Society, ISC7, to B. N. BUGBKY, Proprietor of the Natoma Vineyard. Post Office Bddress. Folsom. Cal. je4-lrp4p A. C. SWEETSER, VOTARY PUBLIC, REAL ESTATE -^ -ASOFire and Life Insurance Agent, NEGOTIATOR OK LOANS, COMMISSIONER or DEEDS. Houses, Lots and Farms For Sale and to Let. No. 47 Fourth street, between J and X (St. George W>'lJ i Building), Sacramento. Im4p WHEELER & WILSON WERE AWARDED— milE FIRST PREMIUM For Perfection of Family Sewing Machines, Over Eighty-two Competitors, at the Paris Exposition my 23 of IS6T. , lm4p . "capital malt-house, / i«»KM it TWELFTH AND I STS. Country Brewers, and those who have not the necessary conveniences for preparing their own Malt, will find it to their advantaee to buy tbeir supply frcm me, as I, having bad lone experience in this branch of business, have got all the Modern Improvements in my New Malt-louse, and can sell it cheaper than Brewers can prepare it themselves. M. ARENZ. 1 All orders promptly filled. . my2l-lm4p

| BANKING AND ASSAYING HOUSES. DRAFTS ON TAERUN, HAMBURG, POSEN And other German Cities, At the PRUSSIAN CONSULATE in San Francisco, by H. HANNSSMANN, je2-lm4p 122 California street. San Francisco. ~ASSAY OFFICE. WATERS & CO., No. 54 J street, Sacramento. GOLD and ORES of every description MELTED and ASSAYED, and returns made in Bars or Coin within SIX HOURS. Our Assays are GUARANTEED and Bars Discounted at SAN FRANCISCO RATES. myBo-lm ! JOSEPH A. DO.VOHOK, ECGKSE KELLY, San Francisco. New York. DONOHOE, KELLY & CO., SAN FRANCISCO, inUGENE KELLY & CO,, NEW YORK, BANKERS. EXCHANGE ON New York, London, my3l Bank of Ireland. ASSAYING A ND WORKING OF ORES, 43 Second st., between J and X, SACRAMENTO. Rock, Ores and Sulphurets of every description tested by Assaying, by Mill and Amalgamation and by the Chlorine Process. Instructions given in the Chlorine process and assaying. • Lmy^l -lm*p] HUNTER A CO. ~" B. F. HASTINGS & CO., BANKERS, Sacramento, Cal., Exchange on Atlantic States and Europe. Collections made on reasonable terms. Deposits received. Advances made on good securities. Government Bonds and Le^al Tenders bought and sold, and a General Banking Business. my9-3m4p THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA. SAN FRANCISCO. /CAPITAL, PAID UP. ...55,000,000 D. 0. MILLS President W. C. RALSTON Cashier Agents : IN NEW YORK MESSRS. LEES A WALLER IN LONDON ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION ! THIS BANK 183UE3 LETTERS OF CREDIT, available for tbe purposes of Merchandise in the East Indies, China, Japan, Australia and other countries, authorizing Bills on the Oriental Bank Corporation, London. EXCHANGE FOR SALE — ON--THE ATLANTIC CITIES. —also OSLondon, Amsterdam, Dublin, Hamburg;, Paris, Bremen, And other Leading European Cities. — ALSO— ON THE BRANCHES OF THE ORIENTAL BANK AT HONGKONG and other Asiatic Ports. San Francisco, October 1, 1666. apBo D. 0. MILLS & CO. T3ANKERS, SACRAMENTO, Draw Exchange on Europe and Atlantic States, Make collections and transact a General Banking Busiap!9 ness. ASSAY OFFICE^ TTNIGHT Ac CO., No. 32 D street, MarysvUle. GOLD, SILVER AND ORES ASSAYED. Prices Reduced to San Franclscc Rates. The correctness of our Assays we guarantee, and dlsjaunt our Bars at the lowest market rates. ADVANCES made on Bullion deposited for Assay. mb29-4p KNIGHT A CO. HOW TO GET ANYTHING —TOD WANT — "TIROM SAN FRANCISCO WITHOUT THE EXPENSE OF GOING AFTER IT. C. E. COLLINS Ac CO. Are ready to purchase any article in the market and forward it by Express, to be paid for on delivery, for 5 per cent, for sums under $100, and for 3 per cent, for sums over tbat amonnt, and will send original bills. We are continually filling orders for Pianos, Watches, Jewelry. Silverware, Cutlery, Sewing Machines, Furniture, Hardware, Seeds, Trees, Plants, Groceries, Clothing, Carriage Trimmings, Sadd'ery, Paints, Books, Fancy Fowls, Hats, Bonnets, Ladies' Dress Goods, Carcets and articles too numerous to mention. Purchases for Ladies will be intrusted to a Lady of experience. We charge no p-rcentige for Goods In our own line, such as WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVERWARE, which we will send at the regular Wholesale Price, with the privilege of exchanging if they do not suit Many persons in the interior will be glad to take advantage of tne above arrangement, and our extensive acquaintance with the Mercantile Houses in the city enables us to procure Goods at lower rates than if the persons were here to buy for themselves. We buy as low as possible and endeavor to give entire satisfaction. Write or send to C. E. COLLINS A CO., Watchmakers and Jewelers, my2C-lm4p 608 Montgomery St., San Francisco. TO THE LADY am SCHOOL-TEACHERS J£7^ AND OTHERS. We can furnish you with a COMPOSITION, HUNT-ING-CASED, ENAMELED WATCH, tbat will keep good time, and has all tbe appearance of a Watch worth One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, for TWENTY DOLLARS, and can send It to you by Express, to be paid for on delivery. We bave also a similar Watch, not Enameled, suitable for Gentlemen, lor EIGHT DOLLARS. Send your orders to C. E. COLLINS Ac CO., jeS-lm4p No. 608 Montgomery st,, San Francisco. ~ C.~E. COLLINS & CO., -so NO. 603 MONTGOMERY ST., fVTjv near Clay, San Francisco, have reduced the (i-i% prices of GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHES, ft^.'-y so as to compete with tbe worthless imitations now being offered in the market, to the following prices : American Silver Watches i Former Prices. Present Prices. $75 Watches reduced to $65 00 •8 'do. do 85 00 85 do. do 25 00 American Gold Watches. $175 Watches reduced to $150 00 150 do. do ISO 00 135 do. do ...120 00 We have good reliable Silver Watches as low as $15 and $20 MORTON'S GOLD PENS and Watchmaker's Materials at Wholesale Prices. Write to or call on C. E. CaLLINS A CO., jeS-lm4[> 603 Montgomery st., near Clay. | I. S. VAN WINKLE & CO., l\'IIIIB»^ IMPORTERS AND DEALfc&S IK IRON, STEEL, COAL, £j*Ay 3^»J Springs, Nuts, "Washers, Bolts, Rivets, Horse-Shoes and Nails, Gas-Pipe and Fixtures, and all kinds of filacksmlih Tools, Etc. We have TWO of tbe LARGEST STOCKS of Goods In our line to be found on the Pacific coast, and Merchants and consumers will find it to their interest to dye us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as our prices arc at the very LOWEST MARKET RATES. No. 93 J, and 22, 24 and 26 Fourth streets, Sacramento, myl6 Cor. Battery and Bush sts.. San Francisco. Im4p JOSEPH A. CONBOIE, TT N D H R T A X, E R, . 108 J street. Sacramento. iny27-lra4p J. W. REEVES, UNDERTAKER AND CITY SEXTON. COFFIN WAREROOMS: 53 Fourth street, between J and K. -t"? Interments made in all the Cemeteries. BODIES EMBALMED FOR SHIPMENT. Orders by telegraph promptly attended to. ' COUNTY CORONER'S OFFICE- where orders for official services should be left. Also, Office of Superintendent of New Helvetia Cemetery. my2B-lm4p ~

• --■•; INSURANCE. THE CALIFORNIA All II LIFE INSURANCE CO. Office— 13 Merchants' Exchange, SAN FRANCISCO. Capital Stock (in U. S. Gold Coin). .$100,000 Guarantee Fund (C. S. Gold Coin) $250,000 CHARLES E. McLANE President S. F. BCTTERWORTH Vice President Directors t J. Mora Moss. „. Charles E. McLane, L. L. Robinson, David Stern, ' Oli ;er Eldrldge, W. 8. Ladd, John F. Miller, A. Hayward, M. D. Sweeny, E. Casserly, 0. Lawtoo, J. A. Donohoe, J.H.Goodman, L. Sachs, 0. C. Pratt, 8. F. Butterworth, Thomas Bell, I. Friedlander, Thomas H. Selby, Wm. Sharron, C. J. Brenham, JOHN CROCKETT Secretary MEDICAL EXAMINERS, SACI'.AMENTO: W. R. CLUNESS, < G. L. SIMMONS. This Company Insure in Gold or Currency, and, when desired, give Credit for One-half the Premium. All Policies are Non-Forfeltable. ALL THE PROFITS TO POLICY-HOLDERS. Dividends added to the Policy or applied in the reduction of Annual Premiums, at the option of the assured. WM. R. AV II EATON, General Agent, San Francisco. 11. MONTFORT, Local Agent, Sacramento. Office— Corner Front and X streets. mydl-Bm4p _____ HOKft MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY A OF SAN FRANCISCO Issues Fire and Marine Policies On ai favorable terms as any other responsible Company. •TOCKHOLDERS LIABT 8. Capital $1,000,000 LOSSES PAID IN U. 8. GOLD COIN. Office— No. 410 California street, San Francisco. .- ,* G. 8. MANN, President. H. C. LEE, Vice President. Wm. H. Btkvins, Secretary. D. S. ROSS, Agent, myl6-lm4p Big Tree Store, corner Sth and J sts. FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE COMPANY. V,-;-. . ■:'-'-lr*J : i''^-P' OFFICE— corner California and Sansome sts. San Francisco, Cal. Capital and Surplus, January 1, 1867 $680,000 Directors : D. J. BTAPLEB, W. C. RALSTON, G. T. LAWT6N, JOHN 0. EARL, W. M. HIXON, C. T. FORREST, JOHN BARTON, DAVID DICK, W. H. LYON, JOSEPH PEIRCE, CHS. WOLCOTT BROOKS, M. A. BRALY, I. B. PCRDY, ALPHEUS BULL, A. HIMMELMANN, J. H. REDINGTON, JAMES POLLOCK .....Benicia. W. B. BOURN, P. SATHER, JAMES DOWS, WM. BLACKWOOD, JOHN H. GARDINER, S. R. THROCKMORT LEWIS SOHER, W. W. HANEY, JEROME LINCOLN, JOHN N. RISDON, IRVING 11. KNOWL2B, R. J. TOBIN, C. G. ATHEARN, C. L. TAYLOR, E. V. HATHAWAY, M. LYNCH, ASA HARKEK Portland, Oregon A. BLOCK, J W. BRITTAN, A. L. TUBBS, F. P. McMAHON, W. S. O'BRIEN, C. SPRECKELS, J. E. De La MONTAGNIE, J. B. STETSON, W. H. PATTERSON, H. L. LEWIS, T. L. BARKER, JOHN MORTON, FITEL PHILLIPS. I HENRY DUTTON. ALEXANDER WEIL, LEWIS CUNNINGHAM Slarysville. Losses Paid in U. S. Gold Coin. D. J. STAPLES President HENRYDUTTON Vice President CHAS. R.BOND —..Secretary D. KENDALL, Agent for Sacramento and Vicinity. Office— No. 45 Fourth street, In Odd Fellows' Block. *■--!"; : - myl4-lm4o INSURANCE AGENT. FIRE, LIFE, MARINE AND LIVE STOCK Insurance effected in SAFE Companies and at the most reasonable rates. Orders from the country will be promptly attended to. - • '■ Address WM. H. ELLES, No. 9 Merchant's Exchange, California street, myl4-lm4p San Francisco. BE ON 2 OUR GUARD! DRIVE OUT THOSE DEMONS from thy frame, Wait not another hour ; ' But tree thyself from all thy pain — Believe ! thou hast the power. As if by magic comes repose ; Forget thy pain, forget thy woes. A red-hot poker applied to the body or limbs is more rational than a Spanish Fly Blister, or Liniments ccm posed of Cayenne Pepper, or other hot and irritating substances. Each creates more smart and distress than the original pain, relieving one complaint by creatine another. Experience teaches that if a person is once well drugged, his pocket-hook is to be kept open ever after by bis physician. Undertakers and gravediggers would weep if such physicians and medicines were expelled from society. Pain never exists without inflammation; remove the inflammation and you remove the pain. How can this be done? Never by swallowing medicine or by the application of beating or blistering preparations. If your house is on fire do yon put on turpentine to extinguish the flames? When inflammation or pain exists never be so silly as to add beating preparations. Now, there is a remedy that extinguishes Pain and Inflammation, and more certainly than water puts out fire. This wonderful preparation is known as MOORE'S PAIN PAINT. This harmless remedy stops all pain instantly and leaves no stain. Tbe tongue cannot mention any physical pain that tbis Paint will not remove in five minutes, or money returned to any purchaser. It is perfectly adapted, not only for all pain, but it does permanently cure the worst Ulcers, Piles, most malignant Cancers, Burns, Fresh Wounds, Salt Rheum, or breaking out on any part of the body, and all internal complaints, by a thorough outward application over the parts affected. Moore's Pain Annibllator Is the only standard remedy for Catarrh, Cold in the Head, Inflamed Eyes, etc. PAIN PAINT is sold at 25 cents, 50 cents, $1, $3 and $5 per bottle, by Druggists, and at 652 Market street, San Francisco, General Depot, where all pain is instantly removed, free of cost. G. H. MOORE, je2-lm4p Inventor and Sole Proprietor. i PACIFIC FUR EMPORIUM. TTIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF RAW FURS AND SKIN — BY— H. LIEBES Jt CO., MANUFACTURERS OF FURS, mhl6-Bm4p 129 Montgomery St., San Francisco. GOOD THING OUT OF NAZARETH! V _^ CHOW-KI-ANG! tlT'.-lw The Chinese Blood and Stom* :f4 ach Inrlgorator ! For sale at every First-class Druestore. Six *»** *^ bottles or less, taken strictly according to ac_ji it companying directions, are warranted to cure s*J . in every instance, or the price refunded. *•► LANGLEY, CROWELL A CO., ffffff* '- r Wholesale Agents, tj£m Corner Battery and Clay streets,©. \ my3o-lm4p San Francisco. PACIFIC CHEMICAL WORKS. CYANIDE OF POTASSIUM FOR Quarts Mills. SODIUM AMALGAM, ACIDS of all kinds, SPIRITS OF NITRE, AQUA AMMONIA, ACETIC ACID, NITRATE OF SILVER and CHEMICALS of all kinds, manufactured by FALKENAU A HANKS. LOUIS FALKENAU, State Assayer, OFFICE— 6I9 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Particular attention paid to Assays and Analysis of Ores, Minerals, Metals, Commercial Articles, Etc., Etc : my2o-lm4p 8. W. BAVEI.EV. W. W. BBOWNEIX. COPARTNERSHIP. THE UNDERSIGNED HA\S THIS day formed a Copartnership for »be purpose of carrying on i the FORWARDING ; AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the town of Knight's "Landlnir, in Yolo county (Cal.),. under the firm name of RAVELEY A BROWN ELL. . 8. W. RAVELEY. ' W. W. BROWNELL. May 18, my2Mm4p

OCEAN TRAVEL NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSP CO. /APPOSITION TO NEW YORK VIA PANAMA! sth and 20th of Every Month! -»^. THE NORTH AMERICAN STEAM<^T^frf7S ?UIP COMPANY will dispatch their JlBurtiririLli ''''•"" New Steamer, NEVADA-3,000 TONS, J. R. KELLY Commander FOR PANAMA, From Mission Street Wharf, San Francisco, at 12 a . Saturday ....June 20, 1868, Connecting, via Panama Railroad, at Aspinwall with the Company's Splendid New Steamship GUIDING STAR-3,000 TONS, FOR NEW YORK. One hundred pounds baggage free. An experienced Surgeon on board ; medicine and attendance free. Passage Tickets to and from Liverpool, Queeustown, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Copenhagen, Christiana and Gottenberg by the Liverpool and Great Western Steamship Company's stanch and elegant Iron Steamships at unusually low rates. Passage from Bremen, Hamburg, Southampton and Havre, by First-class Steamers of the North German Lloyds, at reduced rates. For further information apply to I. W. RAYMOND, Agent, Northwest corner Battery and Pine sts., jes-td4p San Francisco. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S j*^** STEAMSHIPS FOR S^L^ifi^ NEW YORK, JAPAN a^is&isxa AND CHINA Will be Dispatched as follows : Leave Wharf, corner of First and Brannan streets, San Francisco, at 11 o'clock a. a., of the following dates, for PANAMA, connecting, via Panama Railroad, with one of tne Company's splendid Steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW YORK. On the «th, 14th, 22d and 30th of each mont' . Steamer leaving San Francisco -in the 6th and 22d touches at Manzanillo. All touch at Acapuico. The Departure of the 6th connects with the English Steamer lor Australia. Departures of the 14lh are expected to connect with French Transatlantic Company's Steamer for St. Nazaire, and English Steamer for South America. Through tickets can be obtained. Departure of 14th is expected to connect with the English steamers for Southampton, Australia and South America, and P. R. R. Co.'s steamer for Central America. Through tickets can be obtained. Steamers for Juue : The following Steamships will be dispatched on dates as given below: June 6th— CONSTITUTION. Capt. , connecting with HENRY CHAL'NCEY, Capt. Gray. June GOLDEN CITY, Capt. W. F. Lapldge, connecting with OCEAN QUEEN, Capt. King. June GOLDEN AGF, Capt. E. S. Farnswortb, connecting with RISING STAR, Capt. Conner. June 80th— SACRAMENTO, Capt. Wm. H. Parker, connecting with ARIZONA, Capt. Maury. Passengers berthed through. Baggage checked through — lOOpoundsallowed each adult passenger. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance free. These Steamers will positively sail at 11 o'clock. Passengers are requested to have their baggage on board before Id o'clock. Through Tickets to Liverpool by the Cunard, Inman and National Steamship Lines can be obtained at the P. M. S. S. Co.'s office in San Francisco, where may also be obtained orders for passage from Liverpool or Southampton to San Francisco, either via New York or St. Thomas— if desired, an amount of £10 to £20 will be advanced with the above orders. Holders of orders will be required to Identify themselves to the Agents in England. For merchandise and freight for New York and way ports, apply to WELLS, FARGO k CO. The Steamship COLORADO, Captain E. W. Smith, will be dispatched JUNE 3d, at neon, from wharf, corner of First and Brannan streets, for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG — connecting at Yokohama with Steamship COSTA RICA, for SHANGHAE. For passage and all other Information applyat the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's office, corner of Sacra mento and Leidesdorff streets, San Francisco. OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent, jel-lmlp San Francisco. RIVER TRAVEL. CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIOAT'I i^jn]^, company. g^Sgbp The Fast and Splendid Steamers CHRYSOPOLIS AND CAPITAL Will leave on alternate days for San Francisco, at 9 o'clock p. it., from the foot of X street. Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Foster, Master, will leave on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS md FRIDAYS, from foot of X street. Steamer CAPITAL, Pool, Master, will leave on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. Wot MarysvUle and Intermediate Landings. The Company's Steamers will leave for Marysvills and Intermediate Landings daily at 12 o'clock m. (Saturday excepted) , Sundays, 7a. m. For Red Bluff. The Steamer VICTOR, Page. Master, will leave for Red Bluff and intermediate Landings, EVERY SATURDAY at 7 o'clock a. m. Freight received on day previous to departure. For freieht or passage apply on board or to A. REDINGTON, Agent. je2 7 ; . : U VK' On board brig Globe. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. fA -»7l ON AND AFTER MAY t~£r^"**wW 1 ■">' h the California Steam Navigation " 9 *- " lX '' - Company will sign no receipts for Freight except those printed in regular form. Receipt Books can be found at EDWARDS k CO.'S Bookstore. A. REDINGTON, Agent. Office California Steam Navigation Company, May 11, 1863. myl2 EUREKA CARRIAGE Spzr&tW MANUFACTORY. == *^^S^' TAKEN THIRTY-ONE PKEMICMS. tS^^^p- H. M. RERNARD, 1 ■ jajj- " i Corner of Sixth and L streets. NEW STYLES OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND VEHICLES of all kinds, and calls attention to bis SPRING and THOROUGIIBRACE WAGONS. STAGES on hand and made to order. REPAIRING done and warranted to give satisfaction. • myll-lm4o WATERHOTJSE & LESTER, JSBi=gbO — importers OF — HARD-WOOD LUMRER CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIAL, 17 and 19 Seventh st., Sacramento. ASD — £9 and 31 Rattery st., San Francisco We are in monthly receipt of New additions to our Stock, carefuliy selected in the Eastern markets, which we offer at the Lowest Cash prices. C. WAT&RHOUSE, San Francisco and Sacramento. | myl9-lm4p J. W. LESTER, New York. GEO. T. CASEBOLT & CO., ■p=Bfc « IMPORTERS OF— LUMRER, — ALL KINDS OF CARRIAGE AND WAGON i MATERIALS, j Coach Trimmings Ac Coach Hardware, . 24 AN J26 BEALE STREET (near the Intersection of ] Pine and Market), ,' San Francisco. ; We are constantly receiving New Additions to our ! Stock, carefully selected in tbe Eastern market, which ( we offer at lowest Cash rates. myS-3m4p CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY ■ Third street, between 1 aud J". «f«-gj» 9 J. A. MASON IS BETTER fVS=i^S^"prepared than ever to manufacture I&Sb^tSllr*- CARRIAGES, BUGGIES and VEHIW SK i CLES of all kinds, and calls attention to his SPRING and THOROUGIIBRACE WAGONS. STAGES on hand and made to order. REPAIRING done and warranted to jrive satisfaction. my!s-lm4p 1 , , B. W. BRAGG. W. A. 11EDKNDKRG. uvjhsi W.A.HEDENRERG&CO., ' Wl^ij£2j|Z* IMPORTERS A.SD DEALERS IN ( wTW-WAOOS.AND CARRIAGE MATERIALS, Have Removed to 200 and 202 J St., Between Seventh and Eighth streets, OAK, ASH, HICKORY PLANK, myl3 SCANTLING. Stc, Etc. lm ' JOSEPH HILL, ~ JFWIJS (SUCCESSOR TO rippon i hill) O^^^S^CAKRIAGE AND WAGON '^ ML MAKER, CORNER J AND THIRTEEN?*' STREET Sacrament. * ;'..«y «n^»n G i°? S ,, and ARK ! A '^ Of all kinds constantly on hand and made to o^r of the best Seasoned Matem ' 8 - : -' - myll-lm4p ; WE, STEEL, COAL. SgggSik THE UNDERSIGNED OF~*____r fer at Greatly Reduced Prices their large :.^~^™ IRON, STEEL, COAL, AXLES, SPRINGS, ;' BOLTS, ETC. Parties, before purchasing, will do well to Inquire our prices. Orders from the country promptly filled. 'G'BBS k HOLMES, myl3-lm4p Nos. 49 and 61 J street.

. MEDICAL. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. -_*__ QUICK CURES AND ■--■-" _S* MODERATE CHARGES DR. DOHERTY* Private Medical and Surgical Institute Sacramento street, below Montgomery (opposite tht Pacific Mail Steamship Company's office). Private entrance on Leidesdorff street, San Francisco. Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound and scientific medical aid In the treatment and cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases, cases of Secrecy and all Sexual Disorders. ; ; ~'';C;:- v To the Afflicted. DR. W.K. DOHERTY returns his sincere thankc to his numerous patients for their patronage, and wou. d take this opportunity to remind them that he continue a to consult at his Institute for "the cure of Chronic Dii - eases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Get-Uo-Urinary Organs, and all Private Diseases, vi :Sypr - His, in all Its forms and stages ; Seminal Weakness and all the horrid consequences of self-abuse; Gonorrhet, Gleet, Stricture, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emission*, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and Sidneys, etc., etc.; and he hopes that his long experience and successful practice will continue to insure him a share of public patronage. By the practice of many years 11: Europe and the United States, he is enabled to apply the most efficient and successful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in a correct and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men < f known respectability and high standing in society. / 11 partieseonsuitinghim, by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and gentlest treatment and implicit secrecy. To the Ladles. When a female is in trouble, or afflicted with disease, as Weakness of the Back and Loins, Pain in the ilea. , Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitatica of the Heart, Irritability, Nervousness, Extreme Urinary Difficulties, Derangement of the Digestive Functions, General Debility, Vaginitis, all Diseases of tie Womb, Hysteria, Sterility and all other diseases peculiar to females, she should go or write at once to ths celebrated Female Doctor, W. K. DOHERTY, at his Medical Institute, and consult him about her troubles and disease. Irregularities, Suppressions, etc., will receive the Doctor's most particular attention. Let ro false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately a' d save yourself from painful sufferings and premature death. All married ladles, whose delicate health or other circumstances prevent an increase in their families, should write or call at DR. W. K. DOHERTY'3 MEDICAL INSTITUTE, and they will receive every possible relief and help. The Doctor's offices (cc» - slating of a suite of six rooms) are so arranged that be can be consulted without fear of observation. To Corresponaents. Patients (male or female) residing in any p»\ t of tat State, howeverdistant, who may desire the Opinion and advice of DR. DOHERTY in their respective cases, and who think proper to submit a.written statement 'such in preference to holding a personal Interview are respect - fully assured that their communications will be held most sacred. DR. DOHERTY takes this opportunity of observing that all letters are opened and replied toonly by himself, and the latter as promptly as possible. If the case be fully and candidly described, personal communication will be unnecessary as instructions lor diet, regimen and the general treatment of the case Itself (including the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such manner as to convey no Idea or the purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted. Consultation, by letter or otherwise, FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Address W K. DOHERTY, M. D., San Francisco, Cal. Spermatorrhea. DR. DOHERTY has just published an Important Pamphlet, embodying his own views and experiences in relation to Impotence or Virility, being a short Treatise on Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on this Affection,, and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs. This little Work contains information of the utmost value to all, whether married or single, and will be sent Free by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage, stamps for return postage. Address W. K. DOHERTY, M. Z) my29lm4p San Francisco, Cai. TO THE UNFORTUNATTj - NEW REMEDIES! NEW JtEMEJ£ DIES I DR. GIBBON'S RISPENfJARY, 616 Kearny St., near Commercial, San Francisco. ESTABLISHED IN 1554, //C=^\ For the treatment of Sexual and Seminal «/aC»I Diseases, such as Gonorrhea, Gteet, Stricture, ■k^JSvphilis in ail its forms, Seminal Weakness, ■';' ■ »»lmpotency, etc. i=kin Disease- cd years HBUeW -landing) of Ulcerated Legs, Rheumatism, Fever, Piles and all curable diseases successfully treated. DR. GIBBON has the pleasure of announcing that lie has returned to this State, after an absence of one year, during which time he has visited all the principal hospitals of Europe— among them those of Dutlln,Lcndou and Paris. The following celebrated hospitals of London are among those visited by the Doctor : Guy's, High street, Borough ; St. Bartholomew's, Smitblield; St. Luke's, Old street; St. Mary's, Camb. Place, Pad., Lock, Harrow r*ad ; University, Gower street Westminster, Broad Sanctuary; Charing Cross, Agar street. Strand ; London, Whitechapel road ; Royal Free, Gray's Inn road; King's College. Portugal street. DR. GIBBON has spared neither time nor Eoneyln seeking out new remedies, and has returned with increased facilities for the alleviation of human suffering. Horrible Diseases. How many thousands ot persons, both male and female, are there who are suffering out a miserable existence from the effects of secret indulgences, or Irom virus absorbed Into the system 1 Look at their pallid,, emaciated and disfigured faces and their broken-down-constitutions, disqualifying them for the happiness of marriage or the enjoyment of life. In this horrid situation thousands suffer until death closes the sceneLet parents, guardians, friends attend to those whoare suffering with any of these horrible, life-destroying; maladies — see that they are cared for and cured before it be too la e. Send them immediately to DR. GIBBON, a physician who has made orivate disease bis especial study for years, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without mercury or any injurious drugs. It is important to those who are afflicted, or to those who are interested in the welfare of their friends to be careful of the many pretended doctors who infest all cities, publishing their skill in curing all diseases In a few days, Imposing upon the public by using the names of eminent physicians from Europe and other places. Be tnerefore careful and make strict inquiry, or you may fall into the hands of those charlatans. Seminal Weakness. SEMINAL EMISSIONS, tne consequent or self-abuse, This solitary vice or depraved sexual Indulgence ia practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty tbe following train of morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scientific medical measures, vii : Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head ' ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in apprcaching strangers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to snun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night-sweats, monomania and frequent insanity. If relief be cot obtained, they should apply Immediately, either in person or by letter, and have a cure effected by this new and scientific mode ot treating this disease, which never fails of effecting a quick and radicalcure. Dr. G. willgive Onct Hundred Dollars to any person who will prove satibfae* torily to him that he was cured of this complaint by either of the San Francisco quacks. DR. GIBBON is responsible and will give to each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a permanent and radical cure, or make no charge. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT .ViOME by addressing a letter to DR. GlBBON, stating; case, symptoms, length of time the disease has Continued, aril have medicine promptly forwarded., Tree from damage and curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and plain directions for use, for Ten. Dollars, sent in registered letter, or through Welle, Fargc i Cc. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 616 Kearny street, near Commercial, San Francisco. Caution to the Unfortunate. Beware of the San Francisco quacas ana pretendeia who, with bogus sworn-tocertificates, dupe the unwary. Some of the self-styled doctors, whose names are to be found in the daily and weekly papers of San Francisco and other places, are tradesmen, and became too lazy to work at their trades. Some are tinsmiths, shoemakers, newspaper carriers, intelligence office keeper, etc. Loot over the San Francisco City Directory »nit you will not find these Medical Institutes In it, but you will tad their former occupations in it. • Look at the Directory for 1562 and 1563. The only way to avoidImposition is to make Inquiry— it will cost you nothing and you may save many regrets; for, as advertising physicians, in eight cases out of ten, are bcus there is no safety in trusting any of them until you know who and what they are. DR. GIBBON does not deceive* people by exhibiting bogus titlcs.certiacates, pretend patients' letters, etc. DR. GIBBON will satisfy persona who may call at his office of his ability to treat disease a that he proposes to cure. Consultationsfrec 83^~ Persons writing Dr. Gibbon will please state that they read his advertisement in the Saciuxeiits Daily Unios. ; ", :<:;-, Remember, put Box 252 on the Letter. ■ roylfilmlp PACIFIC WATER CURE. WHY WILL YOU SUFFER FOR months and years, and continue to ' kfl ke drugs which poison the system, ruin the jtill „ ion and destroy the mind, wben you can, by > em„ (r „t e d in the natural way, restore your he*> in a short time, and that will cost you nothing ia , ra parisr-n with the other? Not only Regain yo. f Health; lot learn that which will be of invaluable „ eneflt , 0 you in the future. Consultation free. Th'j Doctor will examine you and will tell you the tn*'. nature and condition of your sys£rr»& m ? U "-es, without you saying a word. J. A. BLKAS, >» a , OUK and f avora hiy known and of many ars Experience, is a Regular Graduate of the Hygeia ..tfrapeutic College of New York, and the Institution is conducted in strict accordance with the theory and practice of the Professors of that College, where . you, cm enjoy all the Comforts of a Home, with the Best Care and Treatment, corner Seventh and L streets, Sacramento. |mylO-lm4p»J DR. J. A. BURNS. ELIXIR VELPEAXJ. TO THOSE WHO FROM DELICACY or want of means are debarred from consulting a physician, tbis valuable remedy lis " cordially ' reconv- : mended Although introduced to the people of this coast for the first time, VELPEAU'S ELIXIR has Ions; been known in Europe as infallible for the cur* of Spermatorrhea or Seminal | Weakness, Impotence, Involuntary Discbarges, Voluptuous Dreams. Ringing In, [ the Ears, Palpitation of the Heart, Mental Depression,. Defective Memory, Nervous Debility, and that, general and Indefinable Lassitude and Lack of Tone to the System resulting from extreme susceptibility of temperament or excesses. c: ' ': v ' ■ •-•• ; \ ■ ■■■-,' ••'■.- ■"•■ - „ v . - A circular accompanies each bottle, with lull Instructions. Price, $2 SO.' For sale by all respectable drug- ' gists. - HOSTETTER. SMITH * DEAN, ; myll-lm4p San Francisco, Wholesale Agents^ ■'