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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
BOARD OF EXCISE.

Yesterday right smart business done at the
Mayors Office, in the matter of Rum Licensing During
the day licenses for five Wards issued TO the number
of 90.
FOURTEENTH wARD-THIRD DAY.
Present AID Kelley, Councilmen SlEvIS, Farren and
Monsghcn.
During the morning 26 rumselers were legally qualified
making with the proceedings OF the former two days,
total of 337.
THIRTEESIB wARD-REsrNEo.
1t appears that Monday last disagreement oc-
CURED between AID Covert and COuncmen Forbes and
Samms in regard the granting of licenses in their dis
trics. They wished TO license parties whom the Police
Captain had reported disqualified, and because the Al
derman refused his assent thereto they rejected Others his
friends who reported qualified In consequence
the Board broke up without eectng any great amount Of
business. Yesterday in conjunction with Mayor Wester-
ve the Alderman licensed 6l persons over the heads Of
the Councnen making grand total OF lss for the Ward
During yesterday morning Councilmen Elliott OF the
XXXIId District, Eleventh Ward, gave licenses to
seven of his rumselling friends.
Al the time the Councilman for the XVIII Dis
trict renewed two other licenses and the Commissioners
of the First and Seventh Wards granted each
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Younger Of the accused the fires put told
him that she knew something about the origin Of the fires
and ha. the set on FIRE with match, and the
pile Of rags with piece Of Lighted paper.
wnfred Fenary, also employe Of said firm stated
in substance the the other witness and in addition
Thereto tiat the younger Mary Shea, when the other
girls were talking about the frc and fearing that OF account
of ihsm they would all be discharged that they were
-, the articles fire. and that she could give very
good guess who did it,"
Mr. Champion Bsell one of the 6rrn stated that the
two prisoners, when questioned by him. admitted havng
been the only persons who had been in the rear OF the
building where the larges, fire wls discovered.
The testimony here closed and the prisoners were re-
committed 10 await the decision oi Justice Osborne
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

ASorHER ARREST FOR AR.oS.-Geo. Werner, keeper Of
crcgshop at No. l54 Twentyeven,i-t., yesterday
arrested charged with having la o'clock Monday
night fire TO his place with evil intent. As the
fire was discovered several of the ne hbor broke open
the door and found the tables and stools piled up upon
tie other saturated with camphene and blazing 6ercey
they succeeded however, in extinguishing the flames
Werner seen, few minutes before the FIRE broke cut
leaving the place and hence the suspicion resting upon
him. He was held by Justice Clark for examination and
the Magistrate retted the case to the Fire Marshal
procure testimony
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JUSTICE TO LA CROSSE.

10 A< Editor o. The N y. Trbuse
SIR In the THE TRIBUNE of june H. under the head Of
"The Festival Excursion Of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad, observe that your reporter in speaking
of Prairie La Crosse, calls it wooding place with two
three frame houses overlooked by Of the loest
"cliffs." said he, I'VE had ever SEEM
We think it justly due to this enfeprsng commercial
and rapidly growing village not to THr TssusE itself
be uisake made under such circumstances should re-
ceive very special correction. Allow therefore to in
form your readers that Prairie La Crosse contains about
two hundred frame buildings including some possessing
sas. fair amount Of architectural beauty, sad popu
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
ssles At the stock E1ehangs. July Il.
Sales Of Stocks at PhiIadel phia .Try

Reported for tbe n z. Trbune BY Messa Fry Thomss
Fir.f Reading r. r. s. TO- 7st frankfort Css
s. 7s 81 4co W, wr1pBion 81 ss ISs GZ e. 81 T. ::
DO 5wn S 100 do cash Sis; l0 DO 1j 100 Morris Canal Do
II; II, 100 DO 0i Is do III a Sorrsown 81 & % 90
S. f New Creek Coal Co a. y sehuy NAV frsferfed ~
Lshsh ssy cash. SOL Hamburg T. b. ~ " rem & %
2dsys A. % do H. 30 Pasde phis Bank, ii J Usd DAM -
Bsir,en Eord-Bank Of Penn cash. ISL - g.. a.. n, oo
Second Board-si 900 Cam. Amboy s. - % - a.
Reading r. R. 35i 50 do 8 100 do .5 S; Penn |" % =.
hsh Nss so 50 Morris Canal III. North Am ms '"' ' -
Guard Bank r. 90, ,oo ..S,,.
rey Board-ss 900 Re.dnr g. 70 .5wp ~ e. s so i
f. 3ss; Canal ili "a Sonsfown H. n ''' ~ s
Island r r ia: 81 Girsrd Bank. IL ..., p..S;,, p
Crs Prie-Pennsyvsnis % on 1 n ~ .sSsd. Rssdins
Mort % ba as asked Penn ip 70 81 4 s pa III ~ - Sss1
ssa seSuy Hs" STOCK ri :.sd shsy. NAV K, r,st T.
bd ~ ssass Lons - ~ Il sHsS Lehsh zse bh u asksd
f,nson C,nsl hi bid Ili szked STEADY
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THE TURF.

UsIos COURSE, l.. I.-TRoT BETwEEy LADY Cot
LIys AND LADY Moscow-THE LATTER VICTORIOUS
There great deal Of excitenen, about this race the
former having won every she started fo. She was
the avore at 100 TO so previous to starting and has now
suffered defeat for the first time. The following is the
ul-Mach for $780, mile he.s best in 5, in harness:
:. NcLsushlin names b. N. Lady Moscoy.......2
y II. Woodruff names b. m Lsdy COlns..........I ?
Time. 2:J8t-2. Jj.-.:S-A3i.
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MARRIED..

DE wIrTcassEDY-At jersey City on the 5th Inst by .ss
Rev Henry Pohlman DID OF Albany Addn Do VIII OF ths
former place of the late Andrew H. DE Witt Of Albany
60 George w. Csssedy, of Jersey City. - .
DUFFIELD-BUEI-A Rochester n Y, June % BY Dr. DUFF
field Bethune DutRed ESQ., OF Detroit TO Mary g. daughter
Il. n. Buel. Esq of Rochester.
GILBERT-fALKNER-In Brooklyn on Monday. July 10, by
Henry Ward Beecher George GILBERT Of Hamilton w.
20 Mis- Eliza W. Fskner OF the former place
JOY-CHRISTIE-At Grace Church. Brooklyn. on Tuesday
July H. by the Rev DR. Nnton Cha H. Joy 10 Jenns
A. Christie .
LONG-HUNTfNGTON-A Norw.h, Conn, June T. 6y the
A. D. the Rev. Walter r. Long OF Mystic Bridge,
Corn, % Miss Elizabeth Huntington of Norwich.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

PRESENTATION PAIsTrSe.-A painting, BY T. H. Lane
Of Boston commemora,in, the OF the passengers
OF the steamer San Francisco by the ships Three Bells
and Antarctic, il be seen for short time a. Mr. Nc
Donslds No ~ Broad-s The frame bears the follow
ing inscription: Presented to Capt. Robert Crs hion, by
the merchants OF Boston in testimony of his noble con-
duct in saving part Of the passengers and of the
San Francisco"
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TUESDAY, July lip. N.

TtEsDAf, July lI--P. M
as fair amount of business in the leading fsnces
Ia and quite buoyant feeling prevailed which wa
.,;ncip.Iy shown In Cumberland and Erie, which were
very seve At the Second Board the improvement con-
tnued and the active fances advanced although he close
the highest point not maintained Erie touched 57i
cIosng at SIT bid an advance of cent from the low
es. point and 2t cent from yesterday. Cumberland
closed at 3s Improvement Of cent since ysstsr,
day Reading was ' cent better. The recent decline
in this stock occasioned by Of postponsmsst u
the July dividend the earnings having been expended d
meeting the floating debt which in the present coadsa
Of h. market for rslrosd securities csanot b cAvioI
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
LAW LNI,ELLLGENC

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEciAL TESn-Bstors Judge
WOODRUFF
Lisetta Leuz Charles Lentk
Motion lor alImony and counsel fees granted.
Henry ". smith susan Ann Smith.
Motion aiuony granted
T.. smity by her next friend j. ID Dunnns AZ Nlsm
T.. smith-Dvorce granted -
Eliza B Bennett By her next friend. Sc Addison j. Bon
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

TUESDAY. July II, ls5l-EDwIs j. Brown, Esq, Pres
id,nt, in the Chair.
The Board stood al journed 10 clock. At ten min
uies after that time the roll called and the following
Messrs Schenck Tuttle Seely Crawford Holder Reed,
Phillips Sammis Belden, Seyin Gainey and Curry-l3.
quorum not being present, the Board adjourned 10
" edpesday afternoon at 4 o clock.
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The DOS, w.s contested for by Geu Houston And Vim

We regret to hear Of the sudden death Of Eras'us o.
good Jr Of the ticket office at the Museum, which oe-
cured yesterday ming after very brief illness He
was knd-heared gentlemanly citizen, much esteemed
where he sss best known He leaves wife ani three
children.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

ARREST OF SUNDAY LIQUoR SELLKRs.--Ihe Ninth
Ward Police yesterday arrested eleven liquor dealers for
selling liquor Sunday last; contrary to law. They
held bv Justice Clark for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

Castle GARDEN ITALIAN OPERA.-0peragoers will
bear in mind that this Wednesday evening afser un
svoidable delays owing to the ndspoon of performers
Maria d ROhan will be rendered Castle Garden the
new and ye, unheard Contrato, Madame Ormy, in the
chief feminine character and Grsziani the Duke,
part written with all the of the baritone voice,
dramatically considered. The Contralto is said to be
real prma DONNA and it may be added the Opera needs
one of indisput;ble claims to that rank.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

Lafayette-av.
SUNDAY TRAyrI TIE BRooNLrs Crrf RAiLsoAns'
AT the last meeting of the Common Council several pc
ons presented which prayed Tor the removal OF the
restrictions forbiddng the Brooklyn City Railroad Com
pany from running limited number OF Sunday.
The petitions coucbed in respectful language and
stated the desableDess OF such arrangement under
proper restrictions but the Aldermen disagreed with the
petitioners In addition TO other remarks Alderman Day
ton expressed the opinion that by running the
vould invite such class came over here dsring the
rreaching excitement who would on each succeeding Sun
dsy keep the CITY in continual broh Alderman Ho in
reference to the NewYork City Railroads asserted thar
they were the cause of amount OF crime along the
routes and he did desire such dreadful sateot things
in this city under the sanction Of tho Councn Council
These and other arguments brought forward and the
prayers OF the petitioners deniesi.
The SUNDAY ORpiy ,SoE.-The Attorney of the Corpo-
pora,ion issued twentys processes Monday against
different persons for breach of the Sunday ordinance
the Common Council entitled law to prevent the sale
certain commodities Yesterday persons all for selling
Hauor were arraigned before Justice Smith Each
waived an examination, and admitted to bail in the
sum of $500 any indictment found against them
by the Grand Jury.
AySIvERsARr-The Juvenile Missionary Society
neced with the Methodist Church the corner Of York
and cd.sts held their first Anniversary on Monday eve
ming The Society numbers about two hundred and tho
finances are represented being in prosperous condi
ton They expect to raise $500 each year for Missionary
purposes.
THE SECOND DISTRICT PoLIcE.-The vacancy which
has existed in the Second District Police for some months
past by the removal of Mr. Rufus T. Belknsp Assistant
Captain filed at the meeting of the Common Council
on Monday night by the appointment of MIR. Nicholas
Bennett of the Fifth Ward.
The PIGs.-The Second District Police went into the
hog business yesterday and collected about hundred
which were driven to the public pound in Dvisions
Many of the hogs captured the day previous were taken
from farm Yards in the Ninth Ward which caused consid
crabe complaint BY the farmers As the law presumed
to serve all alike, they without remedy.
THE COURTS The Court of Sessions, before Judge
Moore and Justices Swcll and Striker, met yesterday
morning. but being unable to obtain jury, adjourned
Ill Ihursiay next
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
NEW-yERSEY II'ENX

Tar ELECTION FOR ALDERNAN.-The result u tho
e con held in the First ard of Jersey City yesterday
for Alderman. to fill vacancy. is rs follows Timothy L.
smith received ii6 votes Bronton B Grnnell received
90 votes Mr.. Smith majority %
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

ExcuRsIoN.-An excursion party, consisting chiefly d
those who are connected with the Ferry togeher with
some of those upon the New-Jersey Railroad and their
families will leave the Jersey City Ferry at r. NJ to-
dsy for Rockland Lake and return at 10 p. NJ
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The UNITED Twins AT BAR.uMs'Lihssse, ~ ~ Mins .as
ar. truly sonder Closely oasi tes<ts, - sy e. ~
oc ons ,erou In rsspseea -
,eStiv 5siees RAvvAELLs pssfsrnss ~ ~ AfrtNses
n .sIyySy yryy,ms nc Al XDAssrTs nrsssS
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Advertisement J

fsdver-ssunsnt
INHALATION IN CoNsyMPTfos: :-Drs H. N j.
-. rs..,...- ser Dsas>s Of the Lsnss Residence ss1
O-s r. ~ Bros.w.v f--copd door above isihi hccr
ooss1lt tafioa from An to 4P NJ hmtea nsia'e' ''ee~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

GAME Quolrs-A game of guoits for $500 was played
at the Atlantic Hotel in Jersey City the ith inst Three
proficient players of jersey City, Messrs VIM Dryden.
John Gardiner and James Graham were matched against
Messr Andrew Bates, Alexandria Pettrie and John Mur
raw of BROOKLYN. The former the game
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rAdverrisensns. |


pse terminate the in November II reIiess -
everything interesting N the world Of IndnSry And Az
should fail 70 before closes - sea't soaM psss
try. and patriotism well curiosity forbids ehsi
swsy without our hearty recognition
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THr CHorER,.-Seventeen cases Of cholera were 90
ported to the Board Of Health Yesterday Of which MO
proved fatal There are now egh, a the hospital IN
Lafayette-av
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fAdssrtisement
LIE MOsT NOTEp ESTABLISHMENT in the Init.

for Pianos MELopEoSs Music and music merchandise
kinds; and where made the frequent and sales
such uehAndse loving to biz motto Of small profits Ac.l hs
ofHoRAcE WArGRs, No. SO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

Postmaster Isaac W. Fowler was on Monday night
unanimousy elected to the Office OF Sachen, left vacant
by the elevation of Mr. Purdy that Of Grand Saehem
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

free Episcopal church, organizing in Jersey Cnys
holds services At No Fink row They have invited ths
Rev S Douglass Of Oneida Co.. n T., to become thesr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

John enters Charleys office. John-See here,
Charley / o exchange some notes with
(harles-Cant do Il; never vii 90 u again
hn-l leave collateral with note
10 z.t IL discounted and you mine the
Ihar-l exchange notes With any man; but vii tel
yoq letter In the General Post Ofos T. ~.
snd you IN ze. Accommodations That the
way DO mysef
Jcla-Bu don't wan, any 70 know H.
CAanLy-Don be alarmed; all perfectly confidential there
Joka-W hst do they charge
Chayty-A trle-tha is all and security asked
Joha-Thst - something new
CAoryI tell you very importers when
emit where rsnttsaces
people only knew they would involve their snds
Themselves nto they al kinds OF
eomodscrs there There you'd be fns Of storage
houses-no 0ver-ssuiis Of stocks
Jsas-Irs 90. indeed. Much Obliged TO you
he take. card, put IL q envelope and addresses
T. ~ General Post Once.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

THE COURTS The Court of Sessions before Judge
Moore and Justices Stlwcl and Striker yesterday
morning. but being unable to obtain jury adjourned un
iii lbursday next
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

tAfye.tisementl
The great army of strangers now passing through
Places ind ROOTS No @ brosd
Daguerrean Gallery snd ths most seeusts and
finished Ekeneses where in the sorid CAL and see
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-12

COLUMBIA COLLEGE CoNaEScEMEST.-The Centennial
Commencement of Columbia College will be celebrated
at Nibos on Wednesday the 96th inst Messrs. Marvin
X. Vincent Frank A. de Wiot, Henry c. Marvin, Cutler
c. McAliser, Reginald II. Smith and Steward l.. Wood
ford are the Committee Of Arrangements.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-11
CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
We, the undersigned are acquainted with the par
ties owning the property offered in this Rafle and
also know the Real Estate referred to- and
the public that consider the title to the property
as indisputable.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-11
Arrivals at the Beatty House.

Wednesday May 3d.-S NJ Boring, Nevada; Balch,
Mormon Island; Tibbals Esq. President Manhattan
Co.; Neggett, Nevada; H Corbin, Rough and Ready;
Post, Marysvile; James Trumans Georgetown;
John Trumans, Grass Valley.
Thursday, May 4th.-R N Smith, Nevada; J S Por-
ter, Sac City, Rouse, Moores Flat Mrs Letters and
son, San Francisco; Jas Prime, Iowa Hill; N San
ford, A Hobart, Wolf Creek
Friday, May 5th.-J NJ Cook, Moore's Flat; E Van
Rensalear DR.. G Hatch 7 Wallinsworth W NJ
Weaver, Beal, NJ Smith, Iowa Hill; S G Post, A
Lent, Bourne W Hanes, John Wilton, John Sla
verhter, Joseph Saverhter, San Francisco Jim Cady
Grass Valley.
Saturday, May 6th.-Ernest Star, Washington. N.
c.: A Nichols, San Francisco: John Moulder Downie-
vile; G Wheelwright, C Keyte W Harker, Chas.
Brown, G Markland Rousen Rousen. c Ferris
Faville, Shafer, Walker J Zumwalt, g.
Guild, Fetzer, John Sheats, G Mease J w JJpde-
grail, Dahl, Eli Sheats, Joseph Wetsels Gelson NJ
Bushnal.
Sunday May Miss Gibin, San Francisco. s p
Storms, H Bourne, Storms Ranch; G A Goes a Nor
gan, D F Boley, Burbank, E Backus ] Martin A q
Keyte, Backus MinstreIs W Brady, Jas Cole, Putah
Creek.
Monday, May 81 Reyan, Humphrey, Nevada.
Chas Peterson, Grass Valley; C R Sanders Fran,
cisco; s W Holiday, A Brewster New York; F. Skill
man, Sklmans Ranch; Stewart Harris, S S Coffman,
C Hutchinson.
Tuesday May &C H Bani, Nevada Hon N Daw-
ley, Doct Palmer, Nevada; Dave Calvin, Camptonve;
p H Vinegar, Nevada; Robt Vandusen, Britain
and Lady. W. H. BENTON, Proprietor.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-11
TELEGRAPHIC.
SAN FRANcrsco. Nav g

SAN FRANCISCO, May y.
A fire broke out this morning at O'Clock,
A. NJ, on the corner of Bush and Powell Sts.,
destroying two buildings. Loss $4,000.
Caused by carelessness.
In case of City VS.. Mary Blame, jury could
not agree.
The Custom House block has been apprai-
sed at sSOO,eOO.
SACRAMENTO, May 10, IL NJ.
A bill has been introduced into the Senate
requiring individuals. companies or assoca-
tions, in applying 70 the Legislature for spe-
cial acts, wherein the rights or interests of
others are affected, to signify their intention
by public advertisements for six weeks sue
cessively, previous to making such applica-
tion.
Mr. Cuffroth, Of the committee on Federal
Relations, has presented bill to the Senate,
opposed TO q petition for sbe passage of law
In regard to foreigners, who nave not declar-
ea their intention of becoming American cit
iEens, The petition asks that such shall be
Ineligible to locate clainE. or hold mineral
lands and that Asiatic foreigners may be-
eome domestics in our towns and cities, under
suitable laws The comm ttee conceive the
prayer of the petitioner is wrong, and should
not be granted, as it would have tendency
to increase the crowds of Chinese.
Mrs. Robb, late Mrs. Goodenow, is going to
give two concerts in the new music hall, as
soon as it is ready for use.
The Grand Lodge of Masons have closed
their Annual Communication in this city.
The Bateman children perform this eve
ming.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-11
I0INT RESOLUTIONS

In relation to the immigration Of Coolies,
and others, Ioho are not competent to be-
come citizens Of the United States, into
this State.
WHEREAS, Large numbers of the inhabi-
tants Of the Chinese Empire, commonly cal
led Goodies" are constantly arriving upon
our shores, and flooding every portion of our
young State, and more especially the mines,
to the great injury of. and very detrimental
to the interests of citizens of the Z. States,
and those who may become such, who should
have the exclusive control, and right to work
the same, and
Whereas, 1t is a generally conceded fact,
that these copper colored Asatics, cannot,
under our Constitution and laws, become citi-
Zens of the United States, inasmuch as they
are not "Free White persons" nor do they
understand for appreciate an cath their re-
Hgion, language and moral sentiments differ
so widely from our own, they constitute a
distinct race or cast of the human family, and
cannot easily ,amalgamate or commingle on
the basis of common equality. and
Whereas. 1t is also well established fact,
that they came here as mere adventures,
seeking their own personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
or as seFfs or hirelings, or Foreign master,
mot only to labor for his benefit, while here,
but under contract with security for their ul-
innate return, and
Whereas, Under the present ratio of immi-
migration, in two years more, the majority of
our population will undoubtedly be, Chinese
of the most degraded species-and
Whereas, In view of the above fact, it be-
hooves US. the Representatives of the people
of the State of California, to take some de-
cisive measures, if possible, to guard against
a scene af social anarchy. which we can we'll
contemplate at no distant period, as we'll as
to guard the interests of citizens of the q.
States and who can or may become such.
Therefore, be it
ResolUed, by the Senate and Assembly of
the State of California, that the Congress OF
the United States be. and they are hereby
memorialiZed, to enact some law, or make
some provision whereby the influx into this
State. of Coolies, and other Asiatics, who are
not competent to become citizens of the U.
States, may be stopped, and thereby. the
rights and privileges of our citizens protect
ed.
ResoEued, That our Senators in Congress
be, and they are hereby instructed, and our
Representatives requested, to urge upon Con-
gress the necessity of some speedy action, in
, furtherance of sentiments set forth in the
above preamble and resolutions.
ResOIued, That His Excellency the Cover
nor, be requested to forward to each of our
Senators and Representatives in Congress, a
copy of these Resolutions.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-11
Safrantento A6bertissnlents.

McCREARY & WILSON, DEALERS IN
1X1 Wines, Brandies, &C., 12S street, between 4th
and 5th Sacramento. 3I1m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-05-11
HENRY A. SMITH g. CO.'S
Grand Rattle!
100000!
10000 i'm SIugs +!

Farm! Residence! Building Lots! Watch
eS. etc. etc.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH
To be had of the Proprietors at Wilson's Exchange
San Francisco, at all the principal Hotels Book
Stores, Saloons, throughout the city and State.
1st Grand Prize-Ten Thousand ($1o,ooO) Dollars in
cash. $1O,OOO
I'd Grand PriZe-One handsome Residence con-
sisting of three of land, with beau
tiful Cottage House, in the city of Oakland,
on Broadway, within five minutes walk of
the Steamboat Landing The Proprietors
the property under the Peralta title
and two years. possession-the same, with
warrantee deed will be given to the draw
er. Valued at $5, ,o0)
Sd Grand Prze-One Ranch, consisting of 100
acres of land, with good House, Farming
Utensils, etc. This valuable Ranch is To-
Gated in the San Jose Valley, and is held
under confirmed Spanish title.
rantee deed will be given the drawer. Val
ued at. .$4, 900
to 254-Two hundred and fifty valuable bull
ding lots in the city of Oakland, the Brook
lyn of San Francisco, situated on Broad
way, within five minutes walk of the land
ing. These Lots are unquestionably the
most beautiful sites for residences in the
State and are too well known to need de-
scription. The Proprietors hold the Peral-
ia title, and have possession; tle drawers
will receive warrantee deeds. Size 25 by 100
feet Valued low at 5000 each $50, 900
255 to 4e5-Two hundred and ten Fine Gold Le-
Watches, Hunting cases, each of equal
value. Valued at 500 each. .............2 q 900
466 to 666-Two hundred elegant Chinese Shawls,
high cost. These Shawls of the same
quality as sold daily in this city at $50
each each one of equal value. Valued at