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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-12-16
JOB WORN,
COME oUICK.

VA E have just received from
w Arkansas. two boxes of the $3.50
celebrated HOMES AND TOOL ~
STONES, known as She "Washita Grit" 1t
has been examined since its arrival BY some of
the best judges of good whet rock that are to
be found in our county. who pronounce it to be
better than any known in the world even supe-
rior to the far famed Turkey Stone. Call soon
and get whet rock that will last always.
MCKINNEY + ALEXANDER. s
August IL, 1856-f.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-12-16

1t is said one man in every eight in
Massachusetts is shoemaker.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-12-16
English. French and German
eI CD I'D ED SIS q

All we ask of our friends and customers, is
to call and examine for themselves, feeling
satisfied they will agree with us both in regard
to the Goods and prices.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-12-16
N CIV Firm.
MCASLIN g. STRADER,
No Z, Broad Street,
Tennessee Wrought-Iron Cook Stove,

suitable forburning coal or wood, as cheap as
any other house, and warrant them, as we do
all our work, to give satisfaction. bro la
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21
A Terrible Story of Mu rider and Suicide in
Lorain CuntY Ohio.

On Monday night the iif, h inst, Mrs Williams,
the wife Of Ben amin Williams. wealthy farmer
living in Pittsteld, Lorain CO unity. o., hung her
daughter-a deaf and dumb girl about twelve
years of age, and afterwards h ,rsef.
Mrs. ihiains had some time ago commenced
an action against her husband for divorce. and
the case had been settled and the suit Withdrawn
on the same day of the murder and suicide.
The ground of the application for divorce was
neghborhood was with her as her husband Bena-
min Williams, is a shittless dissi pat ed man. Mrs
Williams was woman respected by all who knew
her, but on the Monday referred of gross
Immortality were made against her, and witness
es were said to lie ready to prove them, and the
nature Of such charges were, If proved against her
such as to defeat her application Tor divorce I'm
dor this state OF things she withdrew hur divorce
case receiving from Williams forty dollars Of mo-
ney, n promise Of four hundred and sixty dollars
more. and deed for sixty acres Of land for the
benefit OF the deaf and dumb girl This deed was
drawn but remained in the hands Of Williams
lawyer. The belief Of the neighbors now is, that
Nlrs. Williams was victim Of the conspiracy and
after she had settled the snit her sgony OF mind
at the position she placed in drove her to the
Preparation of the terrible deed
The body of the deaf and lnmb daughter was
found banging BY the neck. and the feet tied to
the Funds Of . chair; If her feet had been free
they would have touched the floor. Mrs. Williams
lused a sheet for the purpose. tearing it in two,
hanging the daughter with one half anil herself
with the other hale A neighbor saw Mrs Will
Hams, early in the morning. banging dead at the
corner OF the house. The family with whom Mrs
Williams was living were all away from home e,-
cept a child perhaps four or Eve years This child
says that In the night she ct up and the deaf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

borough Ill.) Register, of the 9Th instant, says:
MIR. James w. Shaw of our town, died on
Tuesday morning under most sudden and pain
tul dispensation. He was at his plantation three
miles from town. and at early hour in the NOR
ning went out with servant to capture sheep
to he killed In his struggles to escape the sheep
mad" vigorous bound, striking Mr.. Shaw under
the throat with such force IA to cause to him to
fail. lie arose, however, and walked to his house,
with the support Of his servant. Tho physician
WAS immediately summoned and his family from
Winsboro', but the wound bafled medical skill,
and proved mortal lie died about 9 O'clock
Mr. Shaw was valuable citizen, and his death
will prove public calamity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

and dumb girl "a swinging in the back room. 4"
that Mrs. Williams took the,leaf and dumb girl
down. and put her in bed with this littls child And
that The deaf and dumh.,g felt coldg This. of
course l. child's story. but il is supposed that
perhaps Mr-. Williams did take the b,dy down
and pat il ia the chilis bed 30 ~ to induce the
chill again 10 ga to sleep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21
LyNCuInUR: SAVINGS STORE.

UHOEENILE IND iii
M ILL \ H. II y GO q ID S =.
nN THE ierli OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, will xx~-
~ large and complete stock floods In S131
Millinery line, which shall he prepared IA sell both ~
WllOLES AlE and RE ALL the CurAPtsT and 49,
LIBkRAL terms Purchasers certain that will
Sell ID 30 cheaper other house
Lynchburg My stock consists of BONNEIS VI
ERUPTION, Caps Ribbons Flow Frames I.s"- Goods, Cape
Net ani all de crpiiun Of Millinery Also CIDAK>
Vetornes aud Cuff Iars Dr, tHs Hat Dresses Dress
Trimmings and all other Fancy Goods such usually
kept In houses If thi, description moor skUkcS of
every Kind. Harr ons F,ruincry aud JEWElkf may be
a!.o found stock The pubic respectfully invites,
call Terms lnvar ,biy CASH = LEVY. Agi.
arg l7-ts i.yncaburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

OsIGk.-A scpept nvtMS bcca pos tngeir-
~ alton that the ch for b'sd the Norvc House
xe,ed IN Of other Hotels in the ~. deem proper
that whilst determined 10 keep FRS GLASS
HOUSE the charges viii be- they been strictly
form with hoss Of the other principal hotes ef the city
Ang ~ ia Nm. Il. KlHEDY. Ast
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21
ONE DOLLAR
Nl-ll AHA


nNE OF THE BEST PCRGATIvE AND LIVER NE.
~ III, E> now before the public, namely. d.. snn.
tad. Insixorator, {" Liver Remedy. 'ha, act. AS
Chayc. easier. midr and eGe,tna than ay other
m"ncnr known Il IS NOT onlya Csthar ic, but L,rer
rcueiy aching hrst tn" Lipo eye s morbid mat
then tho stomach aud howell. larry thar mat.
ter thus ON snng wa purposes eheetuaiy, without
- ct most Ca harris II SIR" ghens s,sem at the
4dn" tine that IN er- II IA" when ;skcn daily in mod.
~ ralndny
DR.. ~anfora'- ,"vixorn'er is compounded en-.
nnE t,rcy from arte ot irn. niintiy Gums
IL known .ba, "n , -, ,i S' i~ aa y. 'ms n
= much stro hundred doses Of Caoue
with III an, OF lis tr,terou'. fleets.
=, Though posses ing medicinal powers the- uns
heen hr' ue tn'~n I" physicians and never used
raor which met unprecedented success as to
,idnre tho proprietor ,nrr a family med cine tried
- nh known IN it, eis II hasrate failed
s,dse. sn"a caus Il by deran Lirer is cur.
SA whc" the Liver sex. ,ici t" action
,ni PROF. tut II. IN,IGoHAroK relieves this dis
- razor srly week aud their skin will begin
- sum" ia original 9 Tor
Co-ii,.n-.- be permanently cured by the Invis.
"ter Take m >m'i 'o-es on ret, Ing and ii assist.
mature In her operations lily gradually Diminishing the
sc The howe', are irn IN healthy and active
w"r, asrrsul,lv AS clock work
~ s.cL Headache Is very soon relieved by taking
=. d'nhe se f,hc irse%or which oorrec's all acidy
aud n'ss of tn, / mach
~ ran ser load stomach 1, has no equal as +, rlexc.
I'll oppressive uneasy tec' after eaig heartily For
family msdtne gen rally, all who use Z speak the
- II CHEST terms
- Dr. sanford. Invigersssr 10 u. recon.
nendfi as eur" y Liver Complaints and all diseases
- ni,ug r. IN u scas i ,er The testimonials Of ma
- nv 9" our Phyllis sin its favr Induced
conviction IL If greatest
given u, speiti frrii made n complete cure
orme the a,s, hC',lc was taken and now we
~ nytipg cihle wi VI trouble while befrr nothing hui,
~ thu ghtest cd ould and Of that gave pain
- Now what We 10 all readers Is II Lirey
C"mpsnn or pysprsfa t'cuble do this
- ,hr greatest rcmeiy III the W rid State Fact
- We take infinite pleasure In Recommending this med.
a = cine preven'ivef Fever and gur g hIIl Fe.
~ vrr. and all Fever. II BiittSns Type. 1t opcr
with certainty and thousands willing testify
- it, wonderful Virtues
There has been Tried 10 family . remedy
WIN has met with such nuboundei Ia cure
q "f diseases incident 4" q r Dr. aanG srds
,ratWrt is alone for children that
- for Il acts Cathsrtc mildly gently
~. 60 renovae tho thoroughly that We
think doing service to all In advis them hen
- they need medicine totry this remedy There
that have der notice where great benefit
b, received In dsea.s Of the Liver Stomach
" els where all Other NEEDLES failed give relief II
become useful In family that will be with
out t-JacksoapiU Ala Repxehrdn
PRICE OH DOLLAR PrR BOTTLE
SANFORD CO.. Propr etors 35 Broadway, New Y ,.rk
> FIN
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49, G /. o G. IL =. -HM

49, G l. O { * s. -HN
III w. JONES, Practical R.pair.r oi CLOCKS, TINE
He PIECES Masic BOxr.a Ac. having taken Room
u stLirs door Merchants Bnis, Nain street.
chUurg prepared, at short and
terms work his inr warranting the lie
will, In short time. b.. prepared also 10 repair SEN INa
MACHINES L"Cks hit kryS, &C. lirrsIns in
do u ell XIV. b las - dctrruin ed
Nc pains 10 reasonable customers.
a j. the Store
VALENTINE. a HtNIaG VIII Uc prun 'y al .'nici To.
TfkMs--t:ash on delivery of w'iN aug i3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

QDCBInC sALEO OF LAND The - b.c ri. a
Der, having returned from Texas for the purpose EEL
selling his FARM. will offer IL sale q public auction
the 18th day Of August The Farm Ia 81 uated
Tinker Creek In the of Boetouri miles
Of Amsterdam miles OF Fincastie mil
sacks Depot the v, ~ Tenn. r. X, in good neghb,r
hood convenient to churhes and mills TIC
by recent survey 800 Acres thirds Of which clear
ell and In good Of cultivation The
sst of a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, Servants IIoI.
and ouhocses aud large frame Barn.
of the There large spring Of excellent
to the dwelling, and running In
Any person desiring comfortable home would do wei. to
attend the SALE determined sell, aud
be expected Terms made known day OF sale.
aug 10 dt25 ROBERT l.. SNODGRASS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21
REMOVAL.
OLD FACES NEW PLACES.

XNE HAVE REMOVED the UNION BAKERY to the
w Store formerly occupied by Mcsrs Lewis door
Mr. NJ Guggenh, inner, and opposite Messrs Adams Ander
Thankful forthe liberal patronage have received past
four under the firm Opz Moore and Moore s Co,
! respectfully ask its Kind continuance NJ.
With la shop. Store
In business Intend please all those sy with
their custom Fresh BREAD every morning and evening
all kinds OF CAKE CRACKERS aud Pa-srirs baked daily
and Also good stock of FRUIT NUTS aud CASDIEs Gail
and see fang li.sw JOHN MOORE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

IMP bRCANI.-A remedy has I last been is
covered. which Danirlh and di
seAs.s Of the Hsr Inc Following Interesting
~ from gentleman well kaow shout
asy every one that "kosstks EsskN.EoF BAY LgAyls"
lreten,is a.!
Of tho Hair. Evars rerticae give is well
known and most reliable
PETERSBURG, Aug. 18th, 1857.
Cot. T. H. RossrR-Desr SIR have your Essence
OF Bay Leaves for the ond
thon three rrctiug
in consideration Of which
In the heheat CHAS W. ARNOLD
TINS article Is for sale Wholesale aud
by Mes>rs W. a. STROrHEit& co, and JOHN II. SEAY
Druggssof TINS city. sept Jd&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

~Ha ny pocr,;iea is such profession. IN view OF
the fact that they are constantly employing mooney
IN every election, to infusace the popular decis-
ioni lfthey rely on the ''inteliisence Of the
American people. Why employ mo"y 20 control
their Judgment: n ncssocracy be wha. it pro-
fesses to be-a recognition of the capacity Of the
people To determine correctly all questions of pub
lie policy, how can il be necessary Ia employ mo
ney, to assist them in making up their opinions?
Tho truth is, such n declaration was device 20
na,er and deceive the psople-put there for that
purpose and for no othcr-ani j. only in keeping
with tho whole policy Of the Democracy. who with
professions Of regard for popular INTEL gence all
the time upon their lips, practically &C u-ider the
mass Of the people much cattle, tc' be bought
and sold. II i. signal marx Of our olitcal de-
moralixa,ion that the leading organ Of powerful
party in the country should openly avow that mo
ncy ought to bc used in elections and that it is the
duty Of those who arc in the employing Mt Of the
Government contribute of their sao rieA for such
a purpose.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

. No better illustration can bc matie Of the ex
'ra,agance aud pronigacy of the pre...n. ii-nin-
stra;ion than is furnished by corp ,ratve exhi-
biz Of cost per capita of oil the uh .biants. In
the time of the earlier Presidents, the annual
expenditure WAS from forty to sixty cents for each
individual in the Union. Nor, il is about three
doilars for each one. Those who explain the in
in the expenditures by at.r outing it to in
crease Of population will please nra,el this little
mystery. If it cost only forty cents year to
provide Government for an in'li, dual in lsl0--
aud better Government than We have now--how
it that it costs three dol RI in S5s, If the
quality of the article bet to r. we would not lie
disposed to compain--but, e, e ybody knows it is
infinitely worse. Will some of our Democratic
npoogists for the extravngaI Of the present .id
mi nj alton .'ni sger ia thJ Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

"WILDCAT" Rlor in DAVENPORT, IowA-A So
rious Riot took place in Davenport, Iowa. on
Wednesday evening and Thursday morning Of
last week. i'll consequence ofthe refusal of certain
banking houses there to redeem Florence (Ne-
braska money; which they had put in circulation.
The mob assaulted tGa mixing house Of Cook d
Sargant, and the re.ideDce If Mayor Cook. Mrs
Cook. whike attempting to close window-shute
was struck with brick-bat. and so seriously in
jured that her recovery is very uncertain. At the
last accounts. the outbreak lad been suppressed
but the difficulty in which it originated was not
settled. AS no provision had yet been made for the
redemption VI the monev.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

Orr correspondent ut Re pu blican Grove. Hall
fax county, who calls our at tention to abuses in
TIE Tobacco Trade. ia inf I'm ,ed that we shall be
pleased to hear from him fn .ther on the subject
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

RAILROAD TRAIN THROWN OFF THE TRAcX-
Two Mes KILLED AND SEVERAL INJuREp.-& I'VE
learn that on Saturday night last, an accident nc
Cured on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad, winch
resulted in the death of two persons, and the in
jury Of several otlers 1t appears that some illan
had spiked 10 the track, near Olney station an iron
railroad chair, aud that wood train was thcte-
by thrown oh the track. Two lrishmen, whose
names we did not learn, employed upon the train,
we're killed. two others We're badly injured, and
five considerably bruised There are some villains
in the world who would make beautiful gallows
ornaments.--C Cincinnati Gazette
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

DASGEROrs ILLNESS OF Mas. HARRIsoN.-We
learned last evening that Mrs Harrison. widow OF
President Harrison, WAS not expected to live and
may have died during the night. She is at the
residence Of Ho#. j. Scott Harrison about twenty
miles from the city. Mrs. II. has been in such an
enfeebed condition for long time, that the fact
that the /" old log cabin" her homestead, was
burned to the ground, has not been communicated
to her.-Cfacinnafi Gazette Uedneslau
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

yellow FEyER IL CuBA-A letter from Matan
zas to New York Times says that the yellow fever
is very severe in all parts Of the island of Cuba the
present season In thirty years the island has not
been 50 generally affected. There lie not n part
throughout its whole extern, that is entirely free
In Matanxas the sickness is particularly rife the
American shipping suffering severely. SinceJune
IA, five Amercancap;ainsh have died there, besides
considerable number Of mates and seamen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

FUTURE DAYS


VAN u .. y REAL ESTATE FOR ~
sALE-GREAr INDUCEMENTS TO PIRutiA
sERS by cons. II, OF the h. irs Of Jacob Kent decd
Will on thr ah day of August the
Capt Jacob Kent. Montgomery Va. offer
AT public cutlery 10 the ghesi bidder all the
VIII Ell the said Jacob krt died psses sec. IN
about 900 Arres of LAND The tact on WHICH the
Jon house j. stua ed contains about acres
proved ant In good repair This tract lie Immediately
Virginia and Tennessee, ksroid ana he Turn
pike passe, through it. There is
one mile 81 the house The Land is nj good quality
tered and iiDbere and In h,yh
adapted to grass All the different grains grow III
Tobacco.
The Acghany springs within three miles and the Mont,
Roaey W ite Shiinr la five NILES this ~
crs niictmt 10 purchasers rarely
Inc residue vi the isn about ltuU
dcd INTO tiur tfarts 81" 7D rr,-
Nit,d with water and timber, al contain about If
cleared ano al two 81 tn" will have go,d
situated thereon The whole may be ID toge divided
rs to suit purchasers
TERMS OF sALf-rhe pun hasc money III be payahe
tive aud three yesrs the fr r tho
purchaser giving bond with approved security
the and VIII be retained until the purchase money spad
In addition to the land there will be offered public
ton Household Furniture Farming Utensils Cara-
gcs two pair of Carriage Horses several riding o
OF hfteen work Horses
ROBERT dlBBO>EY. Ajin'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

NALCABi.E sLAVESAr ACC rAON.-i will
sell a. the Market House the 2sh day II this
likely Won,sn and three Children aged resp evcly TO-
and O. he Woman 10 good cook, washer and uier aud
the Children are very likely
TEkAsSx months credit, added and negotiable
with good endor required the purchase money
GRANVILLE JORDAN, Admir-
II djtawt2e of Ri-h,r.i1In Curl, 40 "A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

kraskhs bststsE Fass Associates -The
seEui.r nanahy neeiing Of this Association w be held this
satarday eng Al tae the Book Store OF Aes.s
Payse 4 Christisn. yNO n MILLER Trrasr.
9i.is
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28

lifted right sprig Of acacia, the beautiful em-
blem of the Immortality of the eoul. Immedi-
atelv behind her stood winged Time, with his
Scvibe bv his side, (which cuts the brittle
thread Of life.u and the Hour Glass at his feet,
which il ever reminding us that "our lives are
drawing to a close.n The withered and attenu-
ated fingers of the Destroyer were delicately
placed amid the long aud gracefully flowing
riuplets of the disconsolate mOurner. Thus
were the striking emblems of mortality and i'm
mortality beautifully blended in one pictorial
representation. It was spectacle such as Ma
sons never saw BEFORE and in all probability,
such as the fraternity may never witness again.
In the meantime the sun was rising in the
east. The smoke Of thousand tents was now
ascending from the surrounding hills and val
leys, which plainly told that the hardy pioneers
were busy preparing their morning repast. The
flags of different nations were waving from the
mast of the emigrant ships that were anchored
in the bay, and sounds of sweet music in the
distance fell family on the ear. There was
solemnty and tranquility all around peculiarly
BETTING the occasion. The news soon spread
from tent to tent, and crowds hurried to the
spot where the body was exposed. No one how
ever could identify him. A perfect mystery
hung over the stranger, and still hangs over his
memory. His history may never be known. 1t
matters very little to Masons who were present,
from what country or cline he came, or IN wnat
language he spoke when living. twas enough
for them to know that he was man and Ma
son. to secure him decent interment The
body was placed in a rude but substantial coffin
and borne in silence to the brow Of a aneighbor-
ing hill where it was buried with becoming hon
ora The mourners stood around his grave,
each one waving white apron which from
time immcmorial has been ''the emblem of inno-
cence" and the badge Of n Mason. There were
eyes bedewed with tears that were unused to
weep. The occasion was extraordinary. In the
entire absence Of all empty pomp and ostenta-
tion, there we're the manly and undsguised
feeling Of Masons moved to touching extent
over the humble grave of an unfortunate broth
er. The funeral service was impressively read
by Lieut.. Col. J. Noah. The brethren severally
dropped sprig of evergreen upon the coffin,
and after nm appropriate prayer the dust of
Happy Valley forever covered the mortal re-
mains of the mysterious stranger, whose body
was so beautifully embellished with Masonic en-
blems. J. l..
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-04-28
Important to Miners, Travellers, &c.

TTNhere is malady Of deeper importance either in n
i medical or moral point of view, To which the human
family is liable than that arising from impure
nectiOns
As medical man it is the duty Of every physician to
look disease it affects health and life and his sole OBJ
ect should be to mitigate far lies in his power the
bodily suffering Human nature at best is but iral all
In BILE to misto rtune.
OF all the ills that affect man, terrible
than those of private nature Dreadful is in the
person who contracts it, fght(ul ravages upon
oahsome grave it becomes Of still greater importance
when it is transmitted to to innocent offspring Such be-
ing the case how necessary il becomes that every
the least to fear that every having the least
to fear that they have contracted Che disease
should attend il at by consulting physician
whose respecabity and education enables him to
a safe speedy and permanent In accordance with
this necessity DIR. YOUNG feels called upon that
bv long study and extensive practice he has become
feet OF all these d,ea which under the de-
nomination of venerea and having paid attention
that one branch than any other physician in the United
States. he feels himself better qualified to treat them
Syphilis in all its FORMS such Ulcers. Swelling in the
Grons Ulcers in the Throat Secondary Syphilis Cutane
GUS Erptons Clccraons Tetuarv syphilis Syphilis in
Children, Mercurial Syphc Affections, Gonorhea. elect
Structures, False Passages inflammation Of the Bladder and
ProStrate Glands Excavations, Tumors Postues &C.
familiar to him the most common things of daily OBJ
servation.
The Doctor effects cure in recent cases in few DAYS
and finds dnicay in curing those of long duration
without submitting the patient to such treatment will
draw upon him the slightest suspicion, obge him to
neglect his business whether within doors or without
The diet need not be changed except in of in
Hamation There are in California patients amounting to
over two thousand in the PAST year. that could furnish
of this but these matters that require the
secrecy which he always preserves.
All letters enclosing $40 will be promty attended to-
Onice hours from A. NJ, TO s P. NJ, Address
j. c. YOUNG N. n.
Express Building.
Corner Of Montgomery and California sts., over Wells
Fargo & Co.'S Express department.