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TRIsrE May Arrived. barK Jehu. crowe Boston tno
Jun: ,n pes: s,. brig. s 4:
from Aspnwal arrived May a. unc schr Lucy Bschsds
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American Ports.
BOSTON, June Starved bark Pspla (Nal, Ga,zep, Rio
ssss; ss' md syS 2rs. Ridley.
Sh. Arrived steamship Ssreu., SYork; brig Marcia white
S:s s.s7 Rss:s ss; CAIN simpson,
Brig Reawing Clark Rio Jan:irc schrs Gov JY
sSrss Bo.ion % .sswsmssH Ia LORD ROciand; Eagle. Sea.
sssa@sSip Ellen sousAard; Orss Gussppins. Jsns wu;
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as sas ANITA
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YORK 6pSi %sSssr Port Norris % ssimcrs 1 Dir PSls%st
Cleared bark White Cloud, Freeman NYork, sohr Col
sth Arrysa, sehrs Gen Meade. Aisn and More Light,
piGHToN June !saed. schrs Senator, Smith and Mary
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oSTaEs MoSEoE g. s.s. n,s T. 70,
ssg pso from soos 's h'n' from
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.Sa::
Cleared Sup Bazaar. Jelsr,on, LvsrpSe; bark Lucy
.d Va s9Rs ssis sss Annie As' Out
NEW BEDFORD, June s-ssled. ship Magnet, Crosby.
sfsa NEW GosDos. June Arrived, .sAr. BENZ s,rooe
aa ass % ds Ra s
as1,: sss,psn SYss
Wines Ns rCSSsnc
samson, SAMSON Galveston; staples Dinsmore. Ports
mouth, NH.
9th Below, bark Kosmos tNGl wierichs, from 0enoai
schr Ontara, Sprague, from Cenfuegos
PORTLAND, June 7-Arriyed schr Jschin, Shue, Ron.
dout. -
Cleared schr Il Prescott. Freeman, NYork.
PORTSMOUTH, June 6-Arrivei, schr Rockingham, Eliza
bethport ~ -.
PROVIDENCE. June s-Clearsd, bark soridderen Nd),
LCrsen NYork.
Sailed Aida. Knowles, Ezabethpors Fakr Hunt,
and Abell Howes NYork
RICHMOND June 7-saled, schr Hardscrabble, Fales.
Nyork.
SG Kossr s1 sS ssm oSns ws: E,
Beecker, York, Hoboken Tor
East Greenwich and both sailedl
Sailed Schr Shaw Shaw, Philadelphia for Boz
ton: Billow Eldred Trenton for Providence.
TAUNTON June Sailed, schrs salle Chartre, Philps
and Winona Baker, NYork.
WEXFORD, June 7saied, schrs Milton, Edridge, New
York J NJ Taylor, Fowier, Rondout.
WARREN, June 7-Sailed, soop Rhode Island Gauleys
Hoboxep.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
sesmshp Dsc,sn OBJ Laird, Glasgow May IS, and Mo-
81 "fs spoke ta :sssmsSp ca
uSss s,ssPssSp ssSp Am A%s5ls: s apu:a s.spe
h:s & &sssas sss nd I Ssss .ss Of
steamship isaAe Bell soapos, Ronmone CITY roin. and
SSorlos win mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
+. s sGa Sss. . s.s.. ws
10 Bent %
WIN M I~ wlnSs s and dense Cs A S y l.. ss 90 lon 70
Brig ssoctiOn @ of % siooston rian, s.sns days WITH
sugar &c, to Sheppard candy co-yssse TO Carver A
s ssh5 KS: Isabella SsSsss S Todd Rio GTssas
Crossed the Equator May IN loo 50 Had moderate
schr Berth. soueer. Wooster Cisnfuego. 20 days with
sugar gar and s g Miller sass,eq1
pineapples. 10 Hutchinson.
schr Ellen Jane. showol Virginia
Canal boat Mystic Parks S, Johp, cE, Is days oats
Canal boat Gov HEX, Pierce S, John, cE, ls days with
Cana Poa foaI Brothers Greer St John ce days. with
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
steamship wamsa,ta, Fish, New Bedford for New YORK
With mdse aud passenrers l 70 Fsrguson wooa.
sh sES ssw con o9 Sr Ssy yo xS,s
schr Forest Home, Mott, Boston for New York
Schr L NJ Smith, Chase, New Bedford for New YORK
schr Cornelia, Hart, Fall River for New York
schr Elm City, Kelly Fall River for New YORK
scbr Mantle, Green, Taunton for New York.
PIns Sc sn ssnaou
schr woodruff, woodruff Providence for Philadel'
pha.
schr Potter Hooper Bradbury Providence for Rsver.
schr Chas l. Hulse Lse Providence for Ezabethport.
scbr Thos HUI, Brown, Providence for New York
Schr Min9uae, Heany Providence for New York
Schr w Dickens, White Westerly for New York.
scbr Mhite Wing, Iheesbro, Westerly tor New York.
schr Motto, Stafford, Newport for New York.
Schr tstclle. Ftrdiss Newport for Rondou.
schrl a Eissaa, IIsYers Neapogt foJ Albany.
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schr Empire, Baker New London for Rondoul
schr George Albert, Mcdonald, Portland, c. for New

esess: NV ~ c. for
Ser, 1ssasrd Mscasy ro,e,d for yss York
schr Brainard Anderson. Portland, q, for New York
scsr srs1pe. Harsurn pSrsna c fSr New s YSrT Sn
ss b:y sS.a ss A % S:w York
sssr & Eo u:s ssr sw 9s ssRH or
sshr Eliza, Perry, New Haven for New Sori ' -''''
schr Circle, nuss, connec.eus River for New York,
. schr Mary Brockway, Robinson, Connecticut River for
sss, Eil. ss Jane Allsa. sr,ss'gor for New yor.
sehr Thomas jefferson. Fox, stsmford Tor New York.
sehr 4 n Acisn, Hale SorwsiE for New York
BOUND EASE
Brig Victoria Amelia, Terro, New York FOR Arichas
schI Gust, Murdell Trenton for Hartford.
sssr ssysn. Dart 1rsnsor r., fG, %,dd.,n hS.fUra
ssSI gSs.; MoIs.n A%s0y &, s9ITss y,
scnr Hasey, -, Amboy for Hartford
sssr ssSI syPs a ATSy gmsS, s FssSs cl
sssr S:SsrS aonsI Bal Pori SoSn.oa q, sI!is'Voa
schr Liberty, johnson, Ei.ase,hport for NoryalEa
ssSr jacob Rsy$ona Anderson EYssessSpo New
s.: Ss;s sa g ss:S
sShr sshr 1
scLr Ghsnceior, Ferguson, hoboken for Providence:
asSsasS ~ Msass
Schr Hart, Rowley Rondout for Boston.
6chr Earl, Ferguson, Rondout for Boston.
ssSr :Ds xy SopsSo @,
sssr s ~ F River
@ sif s'" Haven
Schr Lawson, Hull Ncwburg Tor Rockiapd.
Schr McDeyht Mullau, Newburg tor Bridgeport.
sehr Amelia, Weeks, Newburg for Rosyn.
% %schI yo!nntssr. Button, New York for Wtndsor.
ssr hsr Ssry y'ss New ~ Sanssa %
schr Chapman, Buck, New York for Newburypor'.
Schr Wallace, Allen New York or Duxbury
schr B Jacobs, Jones, New York for Plymouth.
schr Orlando smith, Ferris, New fork for Providence
Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, New York for FAN River
schr paniels, Smith, New York for Providence:
Schr Hoison Kelly. New York for New London
schr A Chapman. Way, New York for New London
schr Jarrard, Davis, New York for Hartford.
schr Frederick, Sidney, New York for Greenwich
schr Mary Potter: Burdsl, New York for Noauk,
Schr NJ r Mills, Murray, New York for Saupders Point
schr Hickory, Alcn New York for College Point.
Schs Tnmo Brver, New York for New Rochelle
schr Maria, Holiness New York for Oyster Bay.
Schr Horener, Bsres, New York for -.
Schr " Acken, Hale, New York for -.
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IN THE HAIR Tp0s.

Last evening detective Tienan. OF the Central
once, arrested Adolph stypman, foreman OF the
hair establishment OF Nathan 4 Nulas, Nos. 2 and 4
Worth street, who IL charged with series of petty
larcenies upon his employers. II alleged that he
has oeen III the habit OF ordering the girls 70 de-
liver waterfalls and other goods at his residence,
which were not returned 10 the store IN his house
was found norton OF the propertY.
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The horses had very fine start and came doshing
up past the stand, Cnillicothc leading Regards sec
ond Pennock's colt third, Dennison h Craw1ord's
kept their positions without alteration around the
turn and down to the blum, Chiliicothe leading Re.
CARDS one length, Dennson Crawford's colt third,
Pennock fourth Chiffon tirth ana Mozart sixth.
Turning around the hill they AL got in bunch, but
when they appeared on the lower they had SIN
gled out and were running in line nose and
tail. MOLart then moved up from the rear. Coin z
along the lower turn Chillicothe led two lengths,
Regards second Pennock's cot third. Mozart fourth
Dennis0n Il CrawIOrd's colt nth and Chiffon SIXTH
When they came into the homestretch Mozart passed
all the horses and made gallant dash Tor the lead
but Chiilicothe had the foot and endurance to bring
him through successfully. He won the dash by two
lengths, Mozart second, Regards third, Pennock' g
colt fourth, Dennison IL Crawords colt hI,h and
Chiffon sixth. Time OF the ra je, 2:)5a.
THE THIRD RACE.
THE LADIES STAKE "a sweepstakes for FLIES three
years old entrance 800, hall forfeit 900 added
by the club one mile and tive furlongs, the owner OF
the second lilly 10 receive $500 out OF the stakes.
ID. Swigert entered b. !. Annette by Lexington,
dam Alice Jones, l07 lbs. s......................
T. W. Dosweli entered b. (. Midday, by Eclipse,
dam Ninette, l01 lbs. lbS........................
I. W. boswell entered ch. +. Ecllptic by Eclipse,
dam Nina, l0I lbs. 3
NJ. II. SANFORD entered b. I. Greclan Bend dam
Miriam, lO7 IDS.
A. Belmont entered ch. f. Nellie James, by Dollar,
dam Fleur de Champs 10T lbs. Observation-Disclosures. s
L. q. Morris entered ch. f. Vinca, by Censor, dam
Verbena, 107 lb8.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6
W Cottrill entered b. T. Cricket, by Daniel Boone,
dam Lilly Ward, l07 lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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THE THIRD RACE.
The horses had very fine start aud went away at
slipping pace from the loot Of the bluff, Ecliptic
leading Cricket second, Annette third, Midday
fourth, Grecan Bend Nellie James ana Vinca toge.
ther following The Niles then passed out OF sight,
aud when they came in view on the lower turn
Eciptic was leading a length, Annette second,
Cricket third, Grecan Bend fourth, Midday nfth,
Nellie James sixth and vinca seventh They passed
TIE three.quarter pole in this order, and as they
came up the homestreleh there were but few changes
IN thsir relative positions. As they passed under The
string EcDptc led length, Annette SECOND, Cricket
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A FIRST CLASS HOTEL IN THE CITY OF CHICAGO

A FIRST CLASS HOTEL IN THE CITY OF CHICAGO
to rent.
hotels in the Northwest in OF conf
struction central and desirable portion OF the
rooms three fronts size lSOx French style Of architecture
designed for European hotel but be changed at plea
Will be carefully constructed, with view TO light
ventilation aud general comfort photographs OF 'front.' ele.
walton and plans OF each floor will be forwarded TO app
cants and suggestions from party renting as to practical
changes In interior Of the building VIII be carefully consid
Trea, T IA ~ h rv hoe, ns his chsrsc
rs class hotel having been erected IN since
1850 For particulars address G. A. BlGELOW, Nos lO6 and
ITO Adams street, Chicago ILL.,, room No. B.
A THE JAPANESE CORN FILE REMOVES CoaNs
IA. without pain price % cents. Sold at oil drug and
shoe Samples mailed receipt of price, nnd trade
supplied by the JAPANESE CORN FILE COMPANY, "a
Pine street New YORK ------
4 THE nOBOKEN BATHS, PAVING BEEN
"A. thoroughly rehed how open for the season ~
the foot of Fourth street, Hoboken season Icks ior
Boats to let
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the NEW QUARANTINE COMMISSIONER.

Governor Hoffman yesterday appointed Richard
schel, or this CITY, as Quarantine Commissioner TO
succeed Wilson @. Hunt President OF the Board who
has resigned the Office
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SAILED.

Steamships Hanover, Bremen, &c. Columbia, HAVANA
Lvin gsion Savannah Saratoga, Richmond, &c, Haeras
Norfolk, &c
Wind s., sunset r, FRESH
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DADwAY's READY RELIEF
II, CURES THE WORST PAINS

IN rnSS SS5s 5sE err Fo v2ssH 8REsFA FANS INVITES
ss y Il x; u: y s sss sSy
where the p'!S bRors b1IuPsD IN WATER
SH os
s''ra''Ssf fRos sRe SSs rs s'FTsw FwESsss IN
INFLAMMXTfoN of THE kipNEYs.
INFLAMMATION II Fhs hows SS TIE BLADDER
SORE THROAT DlrrlqSGS SSSSfaa!SS g THE nuso.
MYSTERIES GROUP DiTarHER!x afarihaS W .An AhAs''
hEAbAchE, foorHAcHs, - snnr.'.r,s..
application Soh1 cHA ~ 6aqH RhRF GHt g tn. part or
where the pain difficulty exists will afford ease and
70 DROPS IN HALF A TUMBLER OF WATER
HEARrstRS HHAnRs Sick ssHsas shxbAeaE s2ER STOMACH
A s2ssI s.;s ssiIss'h'' '0l''
~s esss Ssn x'{: carr. drop: S
Il is f2S OR srrEss
Sold by druggists. 50 cents bottle.
D ADI0AL CURE. wIrHoUT KNIFE CAUsrIC, Or
M o S. Fs s1o yee S ps
the f2f ss;' 'fs SHSfEfs isf Ks5'i D. Ls..on
TAE LIFE SUSTAINING oRoANs;,TnE Tw9
the boay are sSe'a stomach SV and div liver
process OF digestion tsks place. under the action 0! thas
powerful solvent the gastric juice Thence The food con.
verted into pulp, passes into the duodenum. where 10
subjected the action OF the bile or gall lowing from the
liver OF auid generated by the pancreas or sweet
bread OF the system These secretous the nutr
portion from the and II then taken by the
absorbent veses and conveyed INTO ne channels OF crcu
is discharged through bowels Unless all theae pro-
cssses ara duly performed disease of sort 10 In
eytablc and the best OF all medicinal agents for
preserving restoring the tone and regulating the action Of
the threefold work carried on, IL HOSTErrER'S
STOMACH BTTTERS Indigestion generally accompanied
constipation and the gentle cathsrc operation OF the
less important in Of this kind than is
upon the stomach and the hillary gland Beauty
of person, well heah depends IN small degree upon
regularity of the excretve functions salow compiler
thick skin; tainted breath, rush OF
blood to the head loss OF memory, headache and
mental depression the OF costve
ness A course OF the Biers win lnialby relieve
finally Danish these obnoxious symptoms while invigoratng
stomach promoting healthy action in This
genial vegetable somachc and alternative strikes at disease
In It's primary the assimatng secretive expul
sve organs and he cures effects are consequently thorough
aud complete.
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fNIOMAS r. AGNEw, 26O GREENWICH STREET
l. New York, has reduced the prices of Teas Conees
Flour and all kinds OF Groceries Moasses and Pro-
visions to the gold standard.
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EXECUTORS SALE


Cameron county, Pa,
the line OF the Phadaphia and Erie RAroad which ira
the property and at the terminus Of the Buffalo and
Washington Railroad, ITO miles from Buffalo. N Y, and u
also by y branch of the Susquehanna river.
This property consists Of about acres and undertake
with Is feet superior workable bumnous and
vens feet four feet and three feet IN hick
ness open for inspeconh and covered with yAua-
the property superior and shnge mis with all spPi-
upwards of 00 This property ID offered and must
sold without to the highest bidder public sue.
Thomas sons, at the "Philade!phia Exchsngs."
For pamphIets further particulars apply l. 81
SIMPSON d CO. - Broadway Il, New York city, or
10 NJ THOMAS 4 SONS, Auctonsers, Lao South Fourth
street. PhiIadephln.
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SHIPPIN G. N E w s.
Almanac for New York -Tai. Dnv.
OCEAN STEAMERS
Srasl.y.

DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK pos THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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| De.tsnota0n.
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NOTICE..

HOLDERS OF TICKETS to the GIFT CON-
CERT in aid Of the Mercantile Librvry Associa-
ton, are hereby notified, that the Concert is
postponed until
Monday, October 31st, 1870,
Unexpected interferences have operated to
make this delay necessary to accomplish the re-
suit of freeing the Library from debt, without
recourse to other privileges granted by act Of the
Legislature, passed February 49, 1870
Thisis positively the only postponement which
will be made The Concert will take place on
the day above named, commencing at nine o.
clock A. M, and to continue until all the gifts
have been awarded.
The funds already in bank are considerably
more than sufficient to insure the successful
completion of the contract with the public
The sale of tickets will positively CLOSE on
Friday, the 28th day of October, 1870.
All tickets remaining unsold at that tims will
be withdrawn from sale and cancelled. They
will be advertised by their numbers, on the 10Th
day of October 1870, in one or more of the daily
papers of this city. Any dimunition thus made
i'll the number of tickets to be drawn, will not
affect the number amount of gifts. They will
be as heretofore advertised, to-wit: 62S gifts,
amountinff in all to $500, 600 gold.
Ticket holders residing ont of San Francisco
will receive duly accredited lists of the awards
of Gifts, which will also be published in the
leading San Francisco daily papers. on tho lst
November, 1870
Delivery of gifts will commence November I'd,
1870, at the Office, No. 3ls California street, to
all parties presenting tickets to which gifts have
been awarded. All gifts awarded to non-resi-
dents will be held to their order and for their ac
count.
ROBERT b. SWAIN, Prest NJ L. A.
W. H. l.. BARNES, Vice President.
W. G. RALSTON, Treasurer.
THOS. II. HAYES, Recording Sec'y.
DAVID WILDER Corresponding Sec'y.
Trustees:
W. Ashburner, J. NJ. McNulty, A. M. Eberts,
w E. Wood, Isaac Wormser, A. 2. Elfelt,
W. g. Badger, +. B. Reynolds, Saml Hubbard.
MAURICE DORE 4 CHARLES II. PETERS,
Business agents.
No. 316 California Street
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62S Gifts in all.
$500, 900

62S Gifts In all ..... $500, 900
The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate direction Of the Board of
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association,
assisted by Supervisory Committee selected
from State City and County officers, and well
known citizens of San Francisco.
ROBERT B. SWAIN, President NJ. L. A.
W. H. l.. BARNES, Vice President.
VIM. c. RALSTON Treasurer
After paying the expenses Of the entertain
ment, and making the distribution of the Gifts,
as above announced, the balance will be applied
to extinguishing the present Indebtedness OF the
Mercantile Library Association.
Holders of tickets to which gifts may be
awarded, will receive the same on presentation
of such tickets or coupons to the Business Agents
of the Board of Trustees at their office, No. 31S
California street, San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-24

Coon YIELD-Miller, Nichols & Manuel had
twenty-si1 tons of quartz taken from their claim
near the old Crnsus, just south of town, crushed
this week at Pughs mill at Ophir, which yielded
about eighty-five ounces, of amalgam, reconed
at 5000 in pure gold, making about 1884 to the
ton The previous crushing from this claim
gave about $40 per ton. This will do!
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DILfBERATE ISCENDIARIsM.-On Wednesday
last, . little after dark, the ch zen house of W.
W. Conkey, whose property adjoins the Catholic
Church, on Broad street was disco vered on fire
by Mr. Foster, who is in charge Of Conkey's
team, and had just returned from trip to Forest
Hill, and by him e1tinguished before any seri-
Gus damage was done. Some rubbish had been
piled against the corner of the building and de-
Gberately set on fire. When Mr.. Foster drove
into the yard and turned his team he saw the
light but supposed it WAS some one coming up
in the rear with lantern, but when he opened
the barn doors he saw that it was the chicken
house on fire, which stands only some twenty
Ave feet from the main barn. 1t was calm
evening and the fire had evidently been burning
for sometime as the slls some by inches,
wero burned of. The barn, containing some
Avo tons OF hay, could not have escaped but for
the opportune discovery OF the fire, and with it,
in sll probability, the dwellinehouse would have
been burned picket had been knocked off in
the rear fence to make an entrance for the incen-
diaries. Small boot or shoe tracks were found
in the dust near the fire. leaving but little doubt
but the guilty parties were boys. If this suspi
eicn is true it should teach parents lesson, the
importance of which they can appreciate with
eut further explanation from us.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-24

METHODIST CoYFERENcE.-Th body, lately in
session at Stockton, made, as we learn from the
Stockton Republican the following selections for
this section of the State. Rev. J. b. Hill, pre-
siding elder for the Sacramento district; Coloma,
and Georgetown circuit, Rev. N. r. Peck; Iowa
Hill and ColfaY, Rev. A. Kenrick; Dutch Flat
and Gold Run to be supplied. Truckee, Rev.
A. r. Sheriff; Auburn Rev. j. H. Peters
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Local and County Matters.

Town. LOT SALE.-On Monday last, Judge D.
". Spear, in front of the Court House. sold at
public sale the delinquent and vacant and un-
claimed lots in the town site Of Auburn 1t ar
CUES well for the financial soundness and punctu-
Atty Of our citizens when we state the fact that
out Of between two and three hundred lots, there
were but two delinquent lots, and they were
surveyed to persons whose whereabouts are un-
known. Lot No. 20, block H. listed as Chinese,
containing little over half an acre, and lying
ee rich ravine back Of the American Hotel, was
sold TO Stephen Dwyer for ten dollars. Lot No.
TO- block Is, with frame shell of building, situa-
ted beside Dryers store and listed to l.. Haus-
q, by mistake, but believed to belong to -
Davidson, whose whereabouts is unknown, was
purchased by Stephen Dwyer for $S5. The va
can't lands subdivided into lots and blocks as
follows: Lot No. 25, block No. 4, adjoining Ho-
balt's vineyard and containing about three-hfths
Of an acre was sold to ]. J. Hobalt for % so.
Lot No. l, block No. l, containing 1O.22-1OO
acres sold to John ]. Smith at 50 - per acre.
Lot No. !, block No. &c. 29-100 acres sold to
John J. Smith at Sc 25 per acre. Lot l, block
3,-395-l0O acres sold to Ed. Walsh at $32 per
acre. Lot 2, block 3,--6 .09-100 acres sold to G..
II. Wilson at 30 Is per acre Lot 3, block B.
6.e6-l0O acres sold to George A. Keehner at 81
Per acre. Lot 4, block &c. .66-1O0 acres sold to
Jos. walkup at Sc per acre Lot 5, block g.,
--6.2l-l00 acres sold to Jos Walkup for $40, per
acre, and block No. 16, Ill .73-100 acres sold to
G. II. Wilson at 80 per acre. There was about
50 acres Of this vacant land sold which brought
on an average about SO per acre, aggregating
about $442. All this land with the exception of
lot IS, of 63. 100 of an acre, lies on the rough
hills in the vicinity of the Railroad depot ard is
not susceptible, except in a few spots, of cheap
cultivation. The prices realized were far above
general expectation.
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A Glorious Changs!!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitte1a.

This wonderful vegetable re-
stOrative 10 the aheet-aAehor u
the feeble and debilitated. A. =
tonic and cordial fer tho aged
and languid, 1t has mo equal
among stonachics. A. . remedy
for the nervous weakness to
which women are especially sub
ject, 1t Is supersedins every ether
stirnulant. In ALI climates, trepi-
cal, temperate, o. frigid, IL aels
rs y specific i'm every species q
disorder which undcruaimes the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For soDc ~
all druggists.
August s7th 1870,
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$l,OO0,0O0.

4 y HAND Ulf Il OVNOEnI IN AlU VE 1 NJ
VI MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
of Sau Francisco, California,
MONDAY, October 31st. 1870.
Tickets of Admission, $500 gold coin.
Treasurer ....... The Bank Of California
During the entertainment the sum of $780,
600 U. s. Gold Coin will be returned to the Hold
ers of Tickets, by the distribution, by chance, Of
the following GIFTS: