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a GENERAL ROAD LAW.

The naming of general road law in the
proclamation OF the Governor calling a
special session of the Legislature, as one of
the subjects upon which legislation would
be permitted under the call, was wise
and judicious act. There are at present
absolutely no laws under which public
highways may be constructed and main
tanned. Such laws are public necessity,
and the special session may beable to supply
the statutory deficiency in this relation
without much tedious delay. The obstacle
othe enactment of satisfactory law of this
character, however, is to be found in the UNI
formity required by the Constitution. In
other words, the new organic instrument
requires uniform law, to be applied to
conditions which are themselves devoid of
uniformity, or all semblance of uniformity
A road law the provisions of which would
find practical application under one set of
conditions, will, We fear, be entirely use
less under others. This imbecility of the
Constitution, in the case under considera-
ton, amounts almost to a denial of any
practical application of a general law. 1t
in fact makes the State the slave of the
law, instead of the law the servant of the
people, to minister to their necessities.
There will be necessarily few localities
where general law viii subserve the ends
sought to be obtained, and the best we can
do is to entertain the hope that this Sec
ton of the State will be one of them. 1t
is easy to predict that the discussion of a
general road law will bring into strong
relief the difficulties which will beset all
attempts to frame general law for the
government of all the counties of the State.
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THE CITY FINANCIAL QUESTION.

a correspondent asks space for COM
munication devoted to establishing the
fact that the payment of interest on the
municipal debt of the city now, will tend
to enhance the quotable value of the out
standing bonds. It is scarcely worth
while to give the space necessary to estab-
lish this fact by argument. For all the
value the consideration possesses in the
current discussion of the city finances, the
assertion may be accepted as automatic.
As an argument, however, against the pay
ment of any part of the interest, it may
be used as effectually against the construc-
ton of any levees, the prosecution of any
enterprise for the benefit of the city, or
the reinforcement of the taxpaying power
of the city by population or wealth. The
facts our correspondent fails to discern are,
first, that the accumulation of delinquent
interest adds to the aggregate of the city
debt in greater ratio than the deprecia.
ton of the value of the bonds consequent
upon such delinquency second, if the city
possesses valid defense in suit for the
collection of interest, it possesses an equally
valid defense against any judgment which
might be obtained for the. payment of the
principal apracticald question, therefore,
ityis just as feasible to repudiate the prin-
cipal and the interest, as to repudiate
either. Ii we are to incur the dishenor OF
repudistion, let us at least exhibit that de-
gree Of mathematical knowledge which
will convince the world that our intelli.
gence is superior to our honesty. The
truth is it can never be shown that we
will gain anything by depreciating our
debt. A bond for 500 is more than a
coupon for Sc, and when reputation is
entered upon the operation of the principal
will be found to relate to the bond for
500, just as it does to the interest coupon
for Sc. The sooner we enhance our credit,
the sooner we enter upon an enlarged field
of prosperity. All delinquency drifts us
nearer and nearer to that alarming state of
affairs when overwhelming taxation in a
single year will become necessary and una
voidable. The approach to such period
is the utter humiliation of all progress and
all prosperity. The whole discussion has
shifted from the ground of what would be
best, to what is practical and possible, and
whoever fails to discuss it from these
standpoints, fails to consider it in the true
light.
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In New York yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at Il3i for Is OF 1907 1913 tor IS Of 1881
III Tor SIS; sterling. q sol@4 s.; silver bars,
ll29
silver in London, I'D /; consols, 1sca; per
cent. United States bonds, 1e4s IS, l16; 44s
rs
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par; Mexican dollars, eo@9o3c.
At Liverpool Yesterday wheat was quoted at 9s Cd
ss9s 1od for good to choice California
Mining stocks were little better in San Francisco
yesterday, and prices were generally from cents
to 50 cents better than on Wednesday.
r. P Ferguson and Frank Cnilds were drowned
wednesday near Boca-
gentlenan's watch was cleverly taken from his
pocket yesterday at MERGED, while in the act OF
shaking hands with Governor Perkins.
plain Albert Gresvald, '4eer, died at Vallejo
The IialIan opera House at Nice. Flanee, wa.
burned Wednesday evening, causing the loss d
many lives
A collision OF freight trains occurred near Huron,
a.. wednesday, doing considerable damage, but
injurius no one.
Fire at Piano. ID.
Tue kup9S lslAhu MI AD4aeA1-' 80
the present State officers
Fifteen thousand bushels of wheat left St. Louis
for New Orleans yesterday.
The total Turkish force on the frontier is now
$1,000.
The German Government is preparing bill regu
latins emigration
The prohibitory bill. was defeated in the Texa:
House yesterday.
Davis of Illinois again explained his position in
the Senate yesterday.
The eolored yosers of Maryland are moving t.
secure a more equal division OF Federal patronage
Horace Maynard, of Tennessee, will deliver the
Grafton at Washington on the unwilling of tbs
statue TO Farragut
An aged couple were robbed OF about $4,000 a
Cat sh, Pa, by masked men.
At Presidio, Tex, Wednesday, John Faurer sho
and killed Misses Kelly.
Two thousand laborers are wanted on the railroad
works in British Columbia.
The Coroners jury at San Francisco has decided
that the shooting CT Captain Adams, of Eureka, b!
Adolph sehaader was justifable homicide.
Josef Ricard de siI9era, who killed his vile, ha
been found guilty at Bakersfield of murder in th
first degree.
Buchanan, the bogus medical diploma vendor c
Philadelphia, has contested his rascality.
Gustaye Frederick shot and killed Julia Eber
hardt at Sioux City Ia and then committed suicide
G. W. Birmingham was assassinated at Vio'a, Ark.
Wednesday.
The jury in the Kalloch case yesterday returned
a verdict Of not guilty whereupon the defendan
was discharged by the Court. This ends all prose
cusion Of l. A. Kallooh for the murder OF Charlie
De Young. The popular approval of the verdict
whether right or wrong, was manifested by extrava
CANT tokens of qualification The crowd surround
ing the Courtroom Embarrassed tie horse from
Kallochs carriage, drawing the vehicle themselves
and by other demonstrations made his progres
toward his home triumphal procession.
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End of an EventfuI Career.

st. LOUIS, March 24th.-Colonel Fred
Hecker, a prominent German politician, died
He was one of the leaders of the German
revolution in 1S4S; was exiled and came to
this country, where he has been prominently
identified with business and political inter
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DISEASES PECULIAR TO Tunnel DRIv-
NG.-The disease and mortality among
the laborers in the st. Gothard tunnel are
represented as having been excessive. The
distance between the entrance to the tun-
mel and the places where the perforators
were at work, which was nearly five miles
on the north side, coupled with the fire.
quent freezing of the compressors, rendered
ventilation extremely difficult; and the
air was further fouled by frequent explo-
sions of dynamite, the some 500 oil lamps
and the exhalations of 400 men and forty
horses, working in temperature of eighty
to ninety.fve degrees. The men died in
large numbers of peculiar disease called
tunnel trichinosis, from the presence OF
tozoon in the intestines. Three or four
months labor in the tunnel brought on the
disease, and twelve months generally made
the laborer confirmed invalid, even if he
survived. The symptoms were yellowness
of skin, features drawn, eyes half closed,
lips discolored, skin humid, gait difficult.
and digestion destroyed.
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The wife of Congressman having been
abroad said to gentleman; ''I'm splendid
on pictures I'm regular common sewer
of art. More and over, when l play whist
play third and hand high. In France
they have lots of francs and sardines for
money. But I've travelled, and feel little
blase. That's French. Its a regular
language, is French. They don't speak
nothing else in Spain and Italy and potage
countries. F"
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WY Rus ANY RISK WITH YouH

Why Run ANY RISK WITH Your Couch,
cold, hoarseness, or indeed any pulmonary or
bron chisl complaint, when remedy safe,
thorough. and 50 easily obtained as DR.. d.
Jsyne's Expectorant can be had ? If you
have contracied severe cold save your lungs
from the dangerous irritation and infamma-
ton, which frequently brings about con-
sumption, by promptly resorting to the Ex-
pectorant; and il troubled with any affection
Of the throat, you will fad this remedy
equally effectual in affording relief from OBJ
structing phlegm, and in healing the infamed
parts.
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Railroad Accident.

CLEVELAND, March 24th.-Two freight
trains coliided Yesterday on the Lake Store
and Michigan Southern Railroad five miles
east of Huron, o. Nobody was injured, but
several rods of track was torn up, twelve
cars wrecked and the track blocked for
several hours. Disasters on this road are of
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NICE, March Esd. = The Italian Opera
House was burned this evening. The fire
broke out at the beginning OF the perform
ance. The bodies of fourteen persons who
were sufocated have been taken out and
placed in church opposite the theater.
It is feared that 100 men and women have
persisted in the flames
SECOND DIsPATCHl
NICE. March 24th-3 A. Mp to this
hour ffty-nine bodies have been recovered
from the ruins of the italian 0pera House,
destroyed by fire last night. 1t is feared that
many more have lost their lives. The fire
commenced soon after the curtain had risen
for the performance of Is Lucia di Hammer
moor" The subscribers for the orchestra
stalls and boxes of the grand tier had mostly
not arrived, and the majority of the victims
belong to the working class Shortly after the
FIRE began the gas exploded and the house
was plunged into complete darkness. A
scene of terror and dismay ensued which
beggars description. a detachment of sail.
ors from the squadron in the harbor arrived
on the scene aud displayed great gallantry,
rescuing the people and combating the FIRE,
which was subdued toward 10 o'clock Strak
osch, the impressario, was slightly hurt
Signora Blanca Donald, one of the leading
artists, made her way from the stage to The
street safely. One whole family of five psr
sons and another family of three persons are
known to have persisted. Relief subscrip
tions for the sufferers have been opened
throughout Nice. The regatta here has beer
countermanded, and the value of the prize
to have been contested for will be contribute,
toward the relief of the distress.
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The prophecy falsely imputed to Mother
Shipton, that the world viii come to an
end this year. was firmly believed by EN-
ma VandeTsmucker of Bacles, o., and it
made her insane. She went to religious
meetings and eloeuently exhorted the peo-
pie to prepare for the great event. She
moved her hearers greatly, and in one
night twenty of them became converts to
Christianity. Pastor MADDEN says that,
knowing the girls lunacy, he was in doubt
what to do, but concluded to let her go on,
and tremendous revival is the conse.
quence.
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siaIsOa DOree-No. 2l7 Kcarng street. Dinners,
b Is, soirees and lunches supplied in the best
style. Ischurr & Dungeon.
swain's Family Bakery ana Dining
SalOon-No $50 Market street Wedding cskes,
ice cream, oysters, ienies, e,c constantly hand
Families supplied
Original Italian RestaErauf-So SO Clay
street, between Leidesdorn and Sau5ome N.
Gamboni, late Manager OF CAMP Restaurant, has
taken the management Il viii be run in the best
Italian style.
Palace Bakery and EsstIuraRt-No. SCI
Market street, near Fifth. i. Dung, Proprietor.
The best that the market affords, at the most
popular prices.
FleischmaB's Vienna Model Easlery-Eo. 205
kearny street., Roemer Bros, Proprietors Coffee,
Chocolate, Lunch, lee Cream and Oysters. All
kinds OF Cakes constantly on hand. Parties and
families snnIlied
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DIED.

Sacramento, March 24-John c., only son OF John
and T. Van Kirk, native of New York, years
and IL days
Funeral notice hereafter.
Washington, March 24-Mary j., daughter Of John
A. and Mary J. Soule, 16 years, mon h and
days. cortland, Maine, papers please copy
Funeral notice hereafterl
Grass Valley, March 21-Jeremiah Reagan, 81 years.
Phoebe, March 6-Maurice Mulcahy native of Aus
tralia, II years.
Red Bluff, March 22-Eva J. spangle, year and 10
days.
Narysville township, Yuba county, March % ?
Charles G. Stall, II days
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DRUGS Cv7DrTcAr.e

Langley Il Hichaeis- Wholesale Druggists, I'M
porters of pure French, English and German drugs.
Northeast cor er Front and Pine Streets
A. +. Downing st son Wholesale Dealers,
Druggists and Proprietary srecialies, no IA
Second street. Grand Hot4 building
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MARgIEp.

Sacramento, March ply Rev A. j. Frost. Vim.
East to Helen Tyler, both Of Lincoln, Placer
county.
Marysville. March 22-Thomas B Hart to Bessie L,
Servis.
Marysville, March p -Jchn L. ST. John to frankie
Decker.
Fresno, March 2O-James N. Fleming to Isabel B.
Yergera
Washington Colony, Fresno county. March IS
Wright T. Covell to Giftha Z Palmer.
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Thoroughbred Horses.

New York, March 24th.-The Spirit of
the Times says: There is now upon the
ocean the largest installment of thoroughbred
horses ever imported. There are nineteen
stations, among others the celebrated race
horse Midlothian, and number of brood
mares and younger animals. They are
consigned to the American Horse EXCHANGE
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state Convention of Colored voters.

BALTIMORE, March 24th.-A State Con.
vention of colored voters was held to- day tc
take action with regard to more equal di.
vision of Federal patronage in Maryland &c
the coIored Republicans. The resolutions
adopted declare that the distribution OF
Federal patronage is not in accordance with
the principles of the Republican party, and
that the coiored voters are entitled to fan
division. a committee was appointed to
represent the condition of the colored voters
of Maryland to the President and request
him to appoint no gentleman to leading po-
sition who does not pledge himself to give a
fir distribution to the colnred voters
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

socEaI.-A Social VIII be given by the
ladies Of Kingsley Chapel THIS friday EVENING
Refreshments will be served. Admission free m25-1'
YEYo LET-AN ELEGANT SUITE OF FURNISHED
4 rooms, bathroom attached with use of piano.
and with or without board, at zoos Eighth street.
Reference required. mr25-lw
TgNo LEP-A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE OF FOUR
4 rooms. Hail. closets and inside blinds. Rent,
$40 Inquire lib D stre t, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth. lar25-lwH
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Original Italian
RUBBBR AND on, GOODS.

The Gutfa PeFeEa and Rubber Hanufact-
uring Company-Mabufae. uTors Of Rubber Goods
Of every description. Patentccs OF the celebrated
Maltese Cross Brand" Carbolzed Hose. Corner
First aud Market streets. J. ". Taylor, Manager
Goodyear Rnbber CO.-3ianufacturers OF all
kinds Of Rubber Betting, Packing Hose, Springs
Boots, Clothing ETC. No. 577 and $40 MAJ ket street
CIIas. Sutton Jr. Il .-Manuiacturers of Cape
Ann OIL Clothing and Importers OF Rubber Boots,
No. 80 California street
Davis & Kellogg. Manufacturers Of Oiled Cloth
ing, Hats, Covers etc. Importers and Deale S in
Rubber Boots and WOODEN Goods. Full line of
goods for slop chests, at lowest prices Eo. 80
California street
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IRON WORKS, BOlLGR AND M.
CHINERY MAKERS.

Sa ramen;o Boiler T0rsI>-Nos PA and 2l6
Beale street. J. +. Hall. Practical BoilernIaHer.
Manufactures Marine, Staii nary and Portable
Boilers, and all kinds Of Sheet Iron Works.
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MILLINERY.
The Eandbox-TI

The EandbOX- he popular Millinery Establish
ment. r. S. Hirsch & Co, No. 74s Market street.
Strict attention to or ers from the interior.
Mrs. j. Coushlan-No $40 Market street I'm
porter Of Fine Millinery.
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sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETC.

II. g. Crocker 4 C0.-InpoTtng and NIanufaet-
Printers and LithographeIs, Nos 2l5, 2l7 and 2l9
Bush street. above Sansome
A. j. Leary-Stationeran Publisher, and Account
Book Manufacturer, 40Z and 404 Ssrsome street.
Cooper.s Book Sfore-NA FAC aarket street
All kinds OF Stationery cheap
BonesteI. Allen a Co. Wholesale Paper Dealers
Nos. Alb and AIS Sansome street
Methodist Book BepaSifsry and National
Temperance Publication Society. = Rev. j. b. Hill
Agent. Agency for stylog5aphie Fountain Pens
and Stylographie Copying Books No. 1911 Market
street, between SIKH and Seventh.
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HOTELS.

International Temperance FsOase-Nos. S24
and SIG hearny street Passengers and baggage
transferred free II. c. Partridge Proprietor.
Prescott House-Southwest c-rner Rearny and
Montgomery avenue Firs;-cass German hotel
Free coach TO and from the house o. F. Becker,
Proprietor.
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PROVISION pACEERs.
TEA InIFOETERs.

Merry, TaUI az Cs.-Packer5 Importers and
Dealers in Meat Products Of ali &c, eriplions
Principal Office, Nos rs aud ~ California stIeet,
near Front
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MHTALs. sToVEs RAMcHs. Erc;

Gearge IA. Tay al Co.-ImPortors Of Metals,
Stoves, Ranges and House-F urushing Hardware,
northwest corner Ca.ifor,.s and Davis streets and
Nos. GA, GIG and els Battery street.
w. w. Montague q CO.-Importers Of Stoves,
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Iarbleized Mauteis,
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers Of Plain,
Japanned and Stamped 1inw1rc. Nos. 10, 10,
ia 1l6 and lis Bat cry street:
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The NEW YORK o0LLEoToRsHIP
Enforcement of the Nomination by the
State Senate.
ACCIDENTS. SUICIDES AND BUaGLsRIEs

state Convention Of the Colored Voters Of
Maryland.
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RnRN.

Maxwell, March 21-wie of C. ]. r. Ballard, a
daughter.
Near Maxwell, Maren Z2-Mne OF j.; Gamers, a SON
Angels, March 10 Wife of w. W. Waterman, a son.
Red Bluff March 19-Wife of Il P. Roberts, a
daughter.
Red Bluff, March 21-wife OF VIM Pneo, a daugh-
ter
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Railway litigation.

NEW YoRK, March 24th.-The Commercial
Bulletin says: It is understood that legal
proceedings will be begun by the chief own
ers Of the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company. also heavy holders of Northern
Pacific Railway shares, to restrain tie latter
company from issuing the SIS, 900, 600 COM
mon stock, which the Executive Committee
of the Northern Pacific Board recently au-
1
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rEWs oP ZEE MoRNINe.

In New York yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at 1l3i for 4s OF 1907 1913 tor IS Of 1881
III Tor 43s; sterling, q sol@4 So silver bars,
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Herman, The unf,eT-No.

Herman, The HniteT-No. 2SG Kearuy street
near Pine. The finest hats ~ TIE lowest priees
Factory No II Belden street
VI. Meussd0rfEcr-NLap aud Importer Of
Hats and Hat Materials. y holcsaie and Retail
Northeast corner Montgomery and Bush streets,
and 402 Kearny.
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HAIR DRESSING.
HATS.

Coiistein tt R0lin-Importers Of Euman Hair
Wholesale and Refill. Wis loaned. No. 749
Market st eet, opposite Dupont.
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EAST PARK ASSOCIATION.

a N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE STOCK
"A holders of East Park As socation, for the Flee
ton of Beard of Directors and other important
business, will be held WEDNESDAY EVENING, at
$50 o'clock, March 80, 1881 at the Office of w. p
COLEMAN, No. 325 street All stockholders are
earnestly requested to attend.
mr25-Sp5t A S. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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HARDWARE. IRON. STEEL, ETC

Car0ian. Gerry Il C".-Tm oriels OF Hardware
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northw esten Horss Nail c.. and South
ington Cutlery Co. Nos 100 and l22 Front street
and Nos. III and ll9 California street.
VIII IL FiHek-Impprting and Manufacturing
Cutters and Bellhangers, No 769 Market street
Marcus G. HawIey 81 Co.-Import rs OF Hard
ware and Agricultural implements, Nos 30l, 300,
305 3o7 and 800 MaTke s. rect San Francisco
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES To THE RECORD
UNION
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Bloody Amir I'm Texas.

GALVESTON, March 2fth.-A Ne,cs' special
says: In the northwest part of Jack county
last Monday two stockmen-Lsonard and
Doyle-met yagreement tosettle adificulty.
bringing another man as witness. Leonard
stepped off the distance when Doyle at
tempted to shoot him, but his gun hung
fire. Leonard returned the fire on Doyle.
who fell mortally wounded Leonard then
walked up to Doyle and shot him three times
in the head, then took Doyle's gun and NOR
tally wounded the only witness to the tragedy
and escaped.
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Female Diamond Thief Arrested.

New YORK, March 24th.-Detectives TO-
night arrested the wife of a wealthy Chicago
physician, singularly handsome woman,
who they say had stolen S12, 800 worth of
diamonds from Charles W. Perkins, dia-
mond broker onl.a Sallestreet, last February,
and came here under the name of Florence
Mcneil, and was boarding in a fashionable
uptown clearinghouse She is said to be
highly connected, but the police refuse to
give her name
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory
ARTIST MATEB1aIs rTr,

Houseworfh--optician and Photographer No. u
Montgomery street Established in 1851
Bradley q RulOfson's Porfraiss-Ascend in
the elevator. No 429 Montgomery street. Send
for catalogue.
sanbOrne. Vail q CO.-Importers and Manufact-
urers OF Mirrors, holdings ard Frames ChroInos
Engravings, Brackets, Easels, Stetuary and
Artists Materials No 81 MarA. { street