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THE DAILY RECORD-UNIOjS.
!TE1UA1i:7..7i.7..7.r..r7.7rrfj11i\ 071^7
GENERAL NOTES.
)!jfmlij~2ii. '" ■' -- ■
Female walking matches are called hoof
in..' matinees in parts of the West. if;
An aeronaut displays the bight of pre
caution when he takes a colfin up in a bal
loon with him..
; ; Josh" Billings is a humorist who has made
. reputation by knowing list how to apply
the word "cuss.' 1 '
; No, "Harvard man," we will : not ;. pub-;
lish your "ode to a corset." -The time for
spring poetry has gone by.— [Boston. ffSP
All things are not ordered ' for 'the best.
.Whisky is often ordered when it is seltzer
' that is i needed. -[Philadelphia Chronicle-
Herald. . :
Dr. > John Hall is reported to have i said
that lie knew a preacher in Ireland who
used I to i come down from his pulpit every
• Sunday,' after the sermon, and the people
passing in line in front of him would shake
hands and pass the compliments of the day.
One elder, told the pastor one day,';,"
the Lord keep you humble, sir, and we will
keep you poor ! " -
liana Growyost, a worthy German farm
er, who ? has", been ; a lifelong resident of
Berks county, has a threwdish wife, ; who
has long rendered his life anything but a
couch of roses. ' One day not long ago she,
in a fit of pique, picked up ; her duds _ and
left him, vowing never to come back. The
news went around among the neighbors—
' yoh know how intelligence of all kinds does
travel in the country- at night several
of them,' of whom I was one, went to con
cone with Hans.' He sat on his front stoop
cuffing away at his pipe. ■'■'-". Hans," I -, re
marked, "I pity .you.": "My boy," re
plied the honest Dutchman, as he " disturb-'
edly knocked out \ the '; ashes 'of his pipe,
"you - vas ■-, right. She: has , shust - come
back ."—[Chester (Pa.) Democrat.
"I say, mister,", said ."a \ dirty-faced "ur
chin, stepping ' into the grocery, " did it
teat ,s round . and break up \ things ■ pooty
bad .' £_. ' ' What do [ you \ mean, my little
man ?". replied the ; grocer, *i thinking he
had a customer.' -." 1 mean did *it smash
things generally, lik a horse hay- cutter, or
did it glide round quiet like, like a geevus
goin'.fur to nab a feller ?" 'The grocer evi
dently didn't understand ; so the boy ex
plained : "Why, ycr see,' mister, mann
says your pounds o' butter are a-light'nint;
all the time; and I kind o' thought, you
know, it must be pooty strong lightning,
and might do heaps o' mischief, yer know.''
The boy was round the" corner in an in
stant ; the : potato that whizzed through
the door didn't come within a rod of him.'
[Boston Transcript.
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COMMERCIAL.
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Ban ; Francisco Produce Market.
'
Saa Franjisco, July Sth—l r. a.
FloorWe quote • the various brands as
follows: * Best City : Extra,: *5 02; Bakers'
Extra, So 40«5 55; Superfine, $3 _0ol; interior
-Extra. 85.35 50; interior Suntr3ne. S3 50_24; Oregon
Extra, 84 601*5; choice do, 55:»5 25 ; Oregon Super-
fine.' S3 5(X»t; Walla Walla Extra, 84 9035 lit
9 1,1,1. lliiiiii)iiiWl||lWlillWFllllilllll " >iil|Hi|l|l'*»lll
Wheat—Operators show no special desire to either
buy or sell. Receipts of the new crop come forward
■lowly, owing, It is believe', to the fict that the
offers on the part of shippers are not acceptable at
.present to the growers. Meanwhile the Liverpool
market continues to rally, another advance of Id
being telegraphed this morning The situation is
such as to rive farmers courage to hold until satis
fied that no better figure cm be obtained for good
shipping than SI 40 V ctl, which just now is the
imit fixed by exporters. Tod sales include
1,100 ctls good <• d milling, SI 65; 400 do poor do,
for superfine, SI 85 Vet! We learn that the bulk
- of the imports of Oregon two days since per George
W. Elder, say 4,000 fcks, lias been sold for export at
SI 47} *> ctl." alongside. We quote No. lat ?1 52}@
1 57} ; No. 2, 91 45@1 60 9 ctl.
Barley—The iuauiry noted at the opening of
business this week his suddenly subsided, j For two
days there hive been no transactions of conse
quence, and the market again is subject to the
- lethargy that has characterized it for some
time. ' Sales to-day were nominal at old figures.
Brewing is quotable at 77}<j(S5c; ; feed, 66@70c ;
Chevalier, (1 25@1 40 for choice bay, and i.sc(&Sl 25
for coast.
Oats— Sale* continue light without any deviation
.n rates. Transfers , 'Change this morning include
.00 ska choice feed, SI 40; 100 do good do, SI '■',', ;
cOO do fair do, SI 30 "f> ctl. We quote : Humboldt,
SI 4ftitl 50; coast, SI I 25; Oregon and Wash
ington Territory, SI __>iil 45; Surprise, SI 55 >•< I CO
's>ctl. , .-■:-":
I2at—Cargo lots on the wharf range from SO to
$12* ton.
I'ki :t—The siipplyaiid demand about batoace^and
prices remain almost the same. Following .ir:- Job'
bing quotations:. Arples. i:, hv-, *.-• r 7;..- for green,
anil si(_/l 25 for red, with some choice Astracan at
SI 75 (1; in baskets, 85SH0c for green, and 50@C5c
for ,ed; pears, osctgSl 9 box; apricots, St I'M'l -"<
box; tvitii choice at SI 50 : blackberries, £TtplO 9
chest; cherries, 5(?(!j for common, and 7<gSc 3? lb
for -_ choice; figs, ■ 7@Oc far black, and 0c for
whit : goos:berriej, 4§sc for onion, and o'^So 9
■MorEaglish; peaches, SIJ'I KHBbi; cherry plums,
Coa7sc "S box; [sherries, $5 BO gfl 50 9 chest .
liira-.vbcnies, $7ig>; currauta, $5 ■:■"■' 9 chest;
oranges range from S37s@i 75 9 b.x tor California,
a'^ording lo quality; lemons, SO^rlO 9 box for
Sicily; limes, -.7-''- for Mexican; pineapples,si 9
¥ dozen; tamarinds, lijtlOe V lb; banana-, f2 60
@5 IS b^nti.
Bitter—Eastern in tubs and firkins is earning
forward slowly, the receipts by railroad yesterday
bong 166 firkins. 1 here appears to be a more gen
eral Inquiry for the home product, but as supplies
are in excess of immedive wants, the market ex
hibits no buoyancy. We quote good to choice at
20^»22}c 9 lb, with an advance for some fr.r.t-y
dairies; inferior to ordinary, 17<gl0c, Inside rate
tor mixed lots from country stores. New firkin is
quotable at 20@22.jc -.' i:.. Small transactions of
pickled are reported at 22} c V 11.. Eastern Is nomi
nal at IS o"' ■ V 11', according to quality.
Cukese —Supplies arc ample. We quote Cali
fornia nt "„■«■ (or inferior, an.'. o@loc *£ lb for good
to choice. New York creamery, 20c 9 lb. .
E*h—The condition el the market is unchanged.
Choice lots are wanted a', an advance on our flirurei
We quote the range for California at- lor, :',
Eastern, If..'!*.-; Ball Lake, 19c 9 dor.
Pocltrt—Transactions thii morning were light,
owing to small arrivals. We quote : Turkeys, 14,"
I.V for live; Roosters, Bf.^s 50 for old and i ■ 50^,7
for young; Hens, $5 50#7; Broilers, 82 504 M, ac
cording to size ; Ducks, $4 50@5 9 dozen ; Geese,
SI 25»1 75*»pair.
Wool—The marketcxhibils considerable strength,
and sales areeffected more easily. .Fair transactions
of all grades of California are reported within our
range. So far, there has been no movement of con
sequence to Oregon consignment*.. Boston advices
report a better demand, though manufacturers are
not disposed to bay extensively. We quote as
follows; 16@19c for bnrry, 20i_:ijc for slightly
burry, and 2__<_jr__4c for free southern and San Jo*.
quin. Northern '._. quotable at 23^25c for heavy and
27./':l2e 9 P.. lor fancy grades. Eastern ilr.-_'..n is
nominally quotable at li'ffiic V ttr.
Sacramento Fruit Market.
Our BacnoMttto quotations are from the price
lists of W. R. Strom & Co., and an reri^ed up to 6
p. K. -■ir.lij, They represent trade jirici :-, and
hare in view «e!«ct«d frutla suitable for shipment :
Appli*,' ; 1 23; apricots, M.. -|_ark. SI 2.'.
(«1 50 . y Lox : pears, early, T.i ajl 25 *>
box: peachc«, jlwi 50 f box; plums, cherry,
S.'noe; cherries, red »nd white. 8310 c; extra
bi-ick, 10S12JC V n»; currants. $0 ■ ■■' V chest,
cr e-/;7e ? E> : eooseterrica, very scarce, 7d«10c;
fiKS.SinrlJJc^Si; 'aspberrica, ■ r7 c V haslet; black
berries, 6lstSe; pl-.m's, lame, si 36 .<> I 75 V box;
oranst« are very scarce, quotable at Zl'l'ilr V M for
Tahiti; Californii, 85^0 9 boa; lemons, Sidly,
*J _».'lO V- h.v ; California, >l«l 50; Australian,
Pi; i."> 50 V box ; limes. Mexican, $7@o 9 box ;
bananas, $3 and *3 50 V bunch ; pineapples, fct@9
V dozen.
The martet is now we'l supplied with peaches,
plums, apricots and early apples. Some growers
from distant pnin j have fil'cn into the error of
shipping fruit too ripe, .an. l this clmi being forced
on the market baa had a depressing (fleet, tirowers
should see that their fruit is firm, sound and welt
packed to Insure its arrival in good condition.
Eastern and Foreign Markets.
, New York, July Bth.
KiKAinnrm— Flour Is dull, and Wheat active and
excited. Inter at II 100*1 IS.
WoOrV— *?3taMfIHPVBMPPvw'V
tlmcAOO, July Mil.
W'HKAT— for Aiiffiwt.
BMM —57 10 tor abort rib (ides.
Pork— Bl3 S7l lor Align!
. I.aho t*> 97<g7 for Aujfu«t. f
r l.ivr.sroot, July Bth. -
- V.'irr.AT— Oooil to choice .. California, to ,-,1 rto i
9* lid. Spot lota are firmer; floitiny cargnoa are ;
stronger ; cargoes on passage for shipment show r.n
upwur.l tendency ; quotable at 41*/' 111 CI perquar
\rr for i-; shipped and nearly due ; weather fair.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN Fb axctsoo, July 8, 1388. | i
UOKSINO SCSaIOH.
'JOphlr.. ........741 80 Ju5tice........... Re ;
2311 .Mexican i|-Si 210 Union '.' i «3SU I .
lOJO.ta i 2" If* a. ....1 8 *etj i .
213 Bests: Belcher ..Si^'SS -i Lady Bryan ...20c
6,C Ofoenia. .:...* M 190 Julia it
Co", x ,vru.: . . . . . .1 Uric. CO 5, Caledonia 3,' c
♦60 Con. Va ..31C<>3 4, COKllver Hill 4 r
H kNcr....3 50^3 63 25Chall_roge .....1 '
1001'otosf... ISO New Yirrk... 33«»30c !
40,'. Point ...I 30 - d.L.aM't delio. ,
If. Jacket 'i "'•»'. 1.T4 Otcl I. ntal ,£oe ■ '.
Vfii Imperial 25c 750 Andes 1 ;
*» 8.-tohir 1 K>J«! 233 5c0rpi0n..... 1 50 I '
20 Confidence...... ( 200 nton...;. 110 i
51»9.Nerada......1Wl i 50 A pha........ 41 I
20Vtah :..->jSSi 'MWard...,.; ......110 . ]
310 Bullion .. . . .. . 'I'" 1 7 J; ■'•'■" Qui nn — . . .2 i,"Ti 75 | ,
6} Exchequer..-. 1 SOjlluON. Bonanza.... .fr.'lO: ;
353 Overman. . Ssv<'9i«i . $&&$■ j i
•-*••"••"--.*• arii- -.Noon UWtH,, . :
20Eueka'. :.:. 17fl 30 Concordia.'.... GJe ,
-, Belle ...... ......IS 200 t'lianu.lon. 75c ,
- 150 Metallic. 4; <; M v.] t_hn*_.. 5c j I
• 215 fliM Prize. .1 43»»l 40 Sort 800ker.*..;...-...: .40* .
>80Ar5enta........45^40c lOOlti her..,..........1fc ,
250 Navai0.. .......... .4* fOQBee 25c
300 BHe Isle s"'c - '■" Mono 3 '-KX3' 83 !
SSI lusc rora KK^ISq 1001Tu1ver51ty.........25e '
-STOa 5» JMO,«, Pacific.. ...... i '
60 Sit Diablo... ..1 303 Dudley...... 50c I
150 M. Potest.; 'I* 12iAddend».,....„..,:t I
90 E. Mt.lDiab . . . *l . 'M 1'ay.......rv... i .;.»c ;
'2 0 Becktsl . .". -.1 650 D Standard. ..7iX?7sc |
PlOOMcCilnton.j.-.-.r-.ilW IM> N00nday.:...... : |
iiriTio-a . i.I 3T»1» " W MVllHPMv.r ii ...2 25
■»S Summit. r..T..aai »un Boston.-. ....115 •
7 m S« -;.'..*.. tsJ » M White .....50c ?
lMßulwet .......r..2 9> -f r 'r,"'-"" •:•,■, ...« ,
'IShoS— i* MStlverHill 5} '
'- £b££T ..* ...EiWJ 70PN Belle isle.. «Cc :
•-^Soooaiaw...' .tTw 300 N00nday...... ...3 CO
ISSUER LIST. g
LIST ; OF '>' LETTERS "f REMAINING ' Hi
; the Postoffice- at Sacramento on ; Thursday,
July 8, 1830:" ■' - '?" , \'y
-y-r—yr-y Ladies'. List. .■.;.",. '■■-
Bates, Mra !* James, Mrs Kitty
Blosser, l!i83 Lizzie . Johnson, Mrs JM-: . .'. ■-. ;
Brouse, Mrs Minnie '■'.' Kelley Mrs Susan
R.own, Miss Maggie '._' Kerle, Mrs Deborah .
Burk, Miss Mollic Lea, Anna, ' -.■-_ ■-.:.-
Campbell Mrs km ly -. . Lockwood, Mrs L 11
Carter, Mrs Emma - WeCunc, Mary ryyvrQ-i
Casey, Miss Annie MeMann, Mrs Catherine -7
Castle, Mrs M McNerin, Mrs Clara '*- -
Caswell, Mrs Win Murphy, Mrs Jane >y
Catlin, Mrs Jas Nichols, Miss V. I
Chinb.e, Miss :'- -:-.-' '"-.-" N..U, Mrs Azeli I .;.
Chiptnan, Mies Rachel fctrie, Mrs Mary
Clements, Miss Tilly , Potter, Mrs M ': •- -". y
Cook, Miss Mary B . tjuiaton, Mrs M A
lleene. Mrs I! M "-'.'. - Itiiikin, Addie
Dorm, Mrs S C - •'*:;- Richards, Miss Hattie HH
Dowd, Miss Minnie Robinson, Miss Alice
Eaton, Mrs Josie '- "-'*- Khoberson, Miss Daisy.' '
Evans, Miss Eva Koi?, Miss Lulu -
t iiiillcy, Miss Mamie j Saul, Mrs C .-:. » :
Fle.nining, Mrs Schafer, Mrs Louise
Fox, Miss Carrie -_:.--'■ Siiaw, Mrs Sarah ;.-;;
<;ilmore, Mrs Samuel Shearer, Mrs X.*; ■
Gray, Mrs Henrietta ■■_.; Stauffer, Miss L' ';•'
Mrs Josic Kl.oberson, Miss Daisy
Miss Eva Boss, Miss Lulu
, Miss Mamie Saul, Mrs C
ng, Mrs Behafsr, Mrs Louise
es Carrie Shaw, Mrs Sarah
?, Mrs Samuel Shearer, Mrs K.
Irs Henrietta Slauffer, Miss L
Graves, Mrs if I) . Steinagd, Mrs Alice -.:.".
Ilannan, Miss Mary ,: . Stephens, Mrs P W
Harlow, Mss Lucy y, 'f-_ Stuart, Mrs Mary
Hasting, Mrs LB;' Taylor, Mrs Em -;. ;>,':;
Holmes, Jessie -'..'•'. - Thomas, Mrs James A ,"■'■
Ilorey, Mrs AM .;■.'■. '■■ Welch, Miss Mary E
Hotchkiss, Miss Georgia : . Wells, Mrs Dr • —
ll uelsman, Mrs Louisa - Wilson, Mrs Charlotte
I Hunt, Mrs F. L . Williams, Mrs Eva M
Hurst, Mrs A
BQj^Si- ; Gentlemen's List.
I Adams, FI. - Gilmore, John Morgan, G D
Alfaro, Isadore ' Ginn, — 4th & J Monisou, J D
Anthony, Mr Goodspccd, W L Murphy, J J .
Atellaws, Geo Gergory,WH(val) Murray, Nelson
Bedford, Chas Greothaus, C R O'Neil, C P
Birdsall, J M Hansen, A 2 . I'ark', WII
Bl.«ser, I' llamann, A-.'" .'.. Megan, Daniel
Boosts, JR Harland, T ' Rovel, E D '■;-■■
| Brackman, A : Healer, Thos - Rhodes, Henry-
i Brown, David Higbie, J H.. , Roper, G H-V:-
Brown, A E Hill, T F. Ruth, John
Burr, J C : Hone, Chas " Sawyer, Flt
C'liaiidher, R : Howe, John . Seaver, E C
Chase, II M , Hughes, J M Sepulveda. J C
Clark, II L i Hubble, T .1 : Shaw, Matthew- ■
Cleveland, W II . Hushes, J S Silverlock, J W i
Connor, Robert tonus, W P Skedd, J R
Cronkite, John Johnson, C B Stone, Heury
Itouglass, John 2 Johnson, FVi Swartz, J
Douglass, J (val) Juckes, RC " Temple, J *.w .;*-,--
Droyer, John : , • Kingswood, F S Turner, Gus '"
Dulie, John Kinsman, J A . Valentine, C E
Duncan; B B Krestel, J (val) Wall, Q B ■
Edaon, F E : LeCompte, Joe-2 Walker, J A
Elliott, Henry . Levy, Louis -- Watkins, J Fif Y
England cr, F McDonald, D Welsh, Watson
Einmoiy, EII McGee, ZF . . White, S D
Fernandez, F McKay, Jas : Whitney, F
F.ckett, L McLeod, Hueb, Willard, E H
Fowler, O MeVicker, Win. Wilson, J F
Frost, V T McPherson. D Wolf, SII
«alli, Emilio Miller, R F -
.' Miscellaneous.
Florence Sewing; Ma- : Howe fewing Machine
. chine. '.' Electa," 525 J street
Xi. C. HOPPING, Postmaster.
-■.•- MINING NOTTCES. "0'
Fountain Mining Company.— Principal
placj of business, Sacramento city, California.
Notice. — There is delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of Assessment No. 12,
levied on the 15th cay of JUNE, A. D. 1880, the
several ' amounts set opposite ■ the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
* - No. No.
-Name : Celt. Shs. Amt,
R. Wood* ..............173 100 82 00
R. Woods ..... 175 100 200
R. W00d5.... ......176 400 -8 00
Xi. F. J0hn50n.................... 2 500 10 00
W. F. Johnson 35 .50 100
WF. Johnson. ..V..7nr.'-Vr7T7.... 30 ;50 100
vi. f. johns<-iu.....-:-'rr.T7.v:::..i2i 200 400
M. F. BurgesB ;........ ...183 1000 20 00
M. F. Burgess 184 1000 20 00
M. F. 8urge55.............. 185 1000 20 00
M. F. Burgess...... ...........ISO 1000 20 00
M. F. Burgess.:: : 187.100 200
M. F. Burgess.. :.:... .ItS 100 200
M. F. 8urge55. :...::. .....: 189 100 200
M. F. Burgess 190 200 400
M. F. Burgess. Johnson, C B Stone, Henry 00
1-3 Johnson, F W Swartz, J
il) Juckes, R C Temple, J
Kiugswood, F S Turner, Gus
Kinsman, J A Valentine, C E
Krestel, J (val) Wall, G B
LeCompte, Joe 2 Walker, J A
Levy, Louis Watkins, J P
McDonald, D Welsh, Watson
McGee, Z F White, S D
McKay, .las Whitney, F
McLeod, Hugh, Willard, EII
McVicker, Win Wilson, J F
MePherson, 1> Wolf, SII
Miller, R F
Miscellaneous.
ing Ma- Howe Sewing Machine
" Electa," 525 J street
W. C. HOPPING, Postmaster.
NING"NOTfCES.
".iin in- Company.— Vein cipul
mess, Sacramento city, California.
i is delinquent upon the following
k, on account of Assessment No. 12,
15th < ay of JUNE, A. L>. 1880, the
its set opposite the names of the
reliolders, as follows:
No. No.
Celt. Shs. Amt.
173 100 82 00
175 100 2 00
176 400 8 00
2 500 10 00
35 50 100
36 BO 1 00
121 20H 4 00
IS3 1000 20 00
184 1000 20 00
185 1000 20 00
186 1000 20 00
187 100 200
US 100 2 00
18!) 100 200
190 200 4 00
191 500 10 00
M. F. Burgess.... ......192 533 10 60
C. I. F055..... .....;...... 27 100 2 00
C. I. Foss 28 100 2-00
C. I. F055................ 29 100 2 00
C. I. F055........... 30 100 2 00
C.I F055...... ...31 100-2 00
C. I. F055...........:......: -32 500 10 00
C. I. F055......... 88 SCO 16 00
C. I. F055....... 89 500 10 CO
C. I. Foss.. 90 500 10 00
C.I. F055...... 91 500 1000
C. I. Foss... '.". 92 500 10-00
C. I. F055...... 151 250 5 00
C. I. Foss ..; 152 250 5 00
CI. Foss ........153 250 .5 00
C. I/ F055.r.. ................... 154 200 4 00
c.i. Foss rrrrrrrrrr. . . .155 200 «I 4 00
c. L F05f.........:rr.T-.;r.:7r....i56 183 3 66
And iv rdaticc with law", and an order of the
Board of Directors, made on the I'd day of JULY',
A. D. IRSO, so many shares of each parcel of stock
as may be necessary will be sold at the office of said
company. No. 900 L street, in Sacramento city, on
the 20lh day of JULY, 1880, at 2 o'clock P. si. of
such day, to pay delinquent assessments thereon,
together with costs of advertising and expenses of
the sale. - D. DIERSSEN, Secretary,
jjs-10t No 900 Lstree V Sacramento -city.
""""""• LEGAL NOTICES. ~
SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC-
I ramento— ss. In the Superior Court, in and
for said county. The People of the State of Cali-
fornia to DANIEL F. CROWLEY, greeting: You
are hereby notified that an action was commenced
in the Superior Court of the county of Sacramento,
State aforesaid, by the filing a complaint in the
Clerk's office of -said Court, on the 20th day of
APitiL, 1.-.SO, in which action MARY E. CROWLEY
is plaintiff, ,nd you are defendant. That the
general nature of the sctirn as appears from said
complaint, is as follows : To obtain a decree of this
Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony now exist-
ing between plaintiff and defendant, and awarding
the care, custody and control of ti e minor children
mentioned in the complaint to plaintiff, on the
ground of extreme cruelty on the part defendant
ml of extreme cruelty on the part f defendant
towards said plaintiff, and Irs failure to provide for
her and the said children the common nec-ssarics of
life. And you are hereby directed to appear and
answer, the complaint within ten days from the
service of this writ, exclusive of the day of service
if served on you in said county of Sacramento ; and
within thirty days, exclusive of lie day of service,
if served elsewhere; and you arc further notified
that iimess you so appear and answer within the
time above specified, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded therein.
In testimony whereof, I, Thos. H. Berkcy. Clerk
of the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand
a"d affix the seal of said Court, this 20th day of
APRIL, A. 1). 18S0.
(seal. I T. H. BERKEY, Clerk.
By J. 11. Parxkll, Deputy Clerk.
jy3-lar4wF
SHERIFFS SALE.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
\f tion issued out of the Superior Court of the
State of California. held in and for the county of
Sac-ament-. on the Ist day of July. 1880, upon a
Judgment recovered therein on the 221 day of
March, 1880, in favor of William 0. Farnsworth and
»gwmt reroute i Miller (in a suit of Feronica Miller
against W. C. Farnsworth), for the sum of 82S 45,
.-•- ... suit at the date ot th.- entry of said judg-
ment, and the f orther sum of #1 25, accruing costs,
besides est* to accrue. Therefore I have, this Ist
day of July, 1860, levied upon ■'. the following-
described real estate situate, lying and being in the
city of Sacramento, c.i'in'y and state aforesaid, to
wit. the east quarter of lot 6 in the- block bounded
by X a d L, and Third and Fourth streets.
: "Notice is hereby given that I will, on SATUR-
DAY*, the 24th day of JULY', ISSO, at the hour of 11
o'clock A. M., in front of the Court house door, in
the city of Sacramento, sell at public auction, to the
burliest and best bidder for cash, all the right, title
and Interest which the said Feronica Miller had on
the 22 1 day of March, 1880, of, in and to said forc-
roins-described rjal estate, to satisfy said debt and
loill A. HEILBRON, Sheriff.
K ■described estate, to satisfy said debt and
A lIEILBRON, Sheriff.
P. Catlin, Attorney for W. C. Farnsworth.
Ju2law4wF ■
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
-fcTOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER-
j^ signed, Administratrix of the estate of SILAS
B. GRKGtirtY, dcceised, to the creditors of, and all
pentons having claims against said deceased, to
exhibit them, with t-e nece»H s vouchers, to the
undersigned, at her place of residence, No. 2320 II
street, in the city of Sacramento, Cal., within four
months after the first 'insertion of this notice,
otherwise they will be forever barred. ■- - '
HARRIET 0. R. GREGORY, S:
Administratrix of the estate of Silas B. Gregory,
deceased.
- Sacramento, July 1, 1830.. JytlswtwF
MISS IDA MONNIER,
513 J Street, Between Fifth and Sixth.
ILLINKRY IN EVERY t9_WV_i____.
if bra 'Ch. All the latest styles Pfflgflfl-I
i.i - French ami American -.'oo-ls gjiffißßß*
cheaper than any house in this city. 'CsP^^
Jvb-lwtp •■■ - '■"';■■
BE. 3ALFIELD«
REJUVENATQR, O
S&SnrnHIS GREAT STRENOnTENINO
ft#2svS I Remedy, the leyi'traite result of
■rpillS GREAT STRENGHTENINC
X Remedy, the legi'lmate result ol
.v,r 2 i y. is' of practical experience,
HBmH :urc " "lib unfailing certainty Nervous
BfIaSSS-ind Physical lahilit. , Seminal Weakness,
Spermatorrhoea. Exhausted -vi alßy and LOSS
OF ' MANHOOD, from whatever cause I produced.
IT ENRICHES AND PURIFIES THE BLOOD
strcr.gt.bcns the Nerves,' Brain, Muscles, Digestion,
Reproductive Organs, ■ and . Ihvsilal and Mental
Faculties. . It stops any ? unnatural ' debilitating
drain , upon the system, '. (inventing involuntary
losses, debiliuting dreams,' etc It ' Is ' » . sure
eliminator of all KIDNEY and BLADDER COM-
PLAINTS. ;To those suffering , from * the : effect*
el : youthful f. Indiscretions '• or excess, a■: speedy
cure is guaranteed, Price, ©3 59 per bottle, or five
bottles in case, with full directions and advice, 818.
Sent seoure from observation to »ny address upon
receipt of price or C. O. D. To be had only direc
of DR. SALriELD/ No. 216 KEARNY STREET
San Francisco, Cal. Con.miit!icatlo3SM|ir .^
strictly rouSdentlaL Consulutions nv vs?s6SrfS
Utur or at rt?.ce, FREE. Office hours, lCrtg]i|^M|
Ktly C too _f. M. i! Sundays, from 1\ * n *£Sisi^3
rl,n: ..•: < , r'l-UK. Otiiee- hours, I '*9mß
ar.d tioo . a. Sundays, from 11 t"i^Bl
J.nv. -•-j.-i(,iy BaBBBi
FIRST ARTILLERY REG'T.i BAND.
-111*.!'; FURNISHED FOR ; PARTIES, «a
__\l ■I. IHSSSIIf. Parades, Picnics, etc. Leave jjrt f
r r.lers at headquarters. No. 720 X street; F. f-iw. *-
A." nSCB, No. r 1205 i; street,.-;- Leader, E m-<K
Xi. DAVIS, No. 1324 I street. - , julO tf g
■ ■;--- y-yfy-yy r-yyyr -.--aititsß
THE WEEKLY UNION.
UNPRECEDENTED.
Within the past two months
the actual bona-fide cir- .
culation of the
Weekly
■fr'P" ■' ■ .'- 7. ' ' '"■■: :
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I UNION .1
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UAS
INCREASED
5,000
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COPIES:
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This Increase in the Short
-
Period Named <is Unpre-
cedented in the His-
., tory of Journalism
on the Pacific
Coast.
This Increase is Still in Rapid
Progress, - and Promises ;■■ to
Continue Indefinitely.
The Reasons Arc Obvious.
FIRST:
THE " WEEKLY"- FXIOX" IS THE OXLY
TAPER OF ITS CLASS OS THIS COAST
4.1 VI A DOFBLEISSFE EACH WEEK
FOR ONE PRICE. \
SECOND
•
THE "WEEKLY IVIOX" IS THE OXLY
mffl*gijfi!ifamim_iqp^faß*^as^____va______m&l- --■"-
PAPER WHICH PUBLISHES FIRST-
CLASS ORIGINAL ; STORIES, AXD IS
.THEREFORE THE i VERY BEST LIT-
ERARY PAPER PI'BLISnED IX CALL
. FORMA.
THIRD:
''• I
THE " WEEKLY IXIOX" IS BY FAR THE
BEST MEDIL.U OF XEWS. ITS ISSI
- . __- - , : -. , r.... y■- -■■:
IX ; SEMI-WEEKLY PARTS '. HAKES IT
THE VEHICLE OF THE VERY. LATEST
IXTELLIC.EXCE FROM ALL XEWS
FIELDS.
FOURTH:
THE " WEEKLY I XTOX" IS THE CHEAP-
EST PAPER PIBLI'IIED IX THIS
STATE. CIYIXG TWO ISSIES EACH
WEEK OF SIXTEEN' PACES, EACH FOR
THE YERY ' LOW PRICE OF #1 PER
AXXIM
FIFTH:
THE " WEEKLY rXIOX" PRESENTS A
- -.. ■ . -- ' ■■■-'-■- r.
CHEATER : -VARIETY..' OF ViLI AISI.E
MISCELLAXY OX ALL SFBJECTS
THAX ANY OF ITS COTEMPORA-
BIE_S.
SIXTH:
THE " WEEKLY > I XTOX" IS THE' MOST
...*' . . -:. . - , -;-: . --; - - -y-r-
ABLY AXD CABEFI'LLY EDITED, MOST
: 4 INDEPENDENT AND ' BY.; ; FAB THE
MOST READABLE JOFBXAL ; PIB-
LISHED OX THE COAST.
■ "i ' ■'' "- '■■■" '. ■■ - " '•■'--'■ "
CW IT 13 BECAUSE . ALL • THESE ; COUNTS
AHE TRUE THAT ITS ; INCREASE OF CIR.
CULATION' } IS j UNPRECEDENTED, AND i ITS
STANDING AT; THE: HEAD OF JOURNAL-
ISM IS MAINTAINED
-■:: -".:. :*■' ... .
y -fl BUSINESS ; CABDS.
i, ■'■'■ M. U. BKAUD A CO.Ti:':i.': ' •'." .'■
STATIONERY,'? BLANK i BOOKS,' WRAPPING
Paper, Etc., No. 312 J street, between Third
and Fourth. :'.--•; -:,-.-:- 'yy..yYrr-yy.yy.r jy6-4plm 'ii
'fyff3f?/£'iCl>SSlSliUA'n7P'flt: ff ;.
SACRAMENTO BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
'.I street, between ' Front and Second, ) Sacr-
amento. 1 Manufacturer of Steam Boilers, Sheet Iron
Work, etc -: Also, all kinds of Repairing. ' Changing
Portable Boilers from \ Wood to < Straw Burners a
Specialty. -r: :-- -' - v-' '.j..'*-'.:^ '.:'"■ .::-':■■' :<• Jy6-4ptf :
• WW.EH.EKY !«.«;■«. SI. »7fy'fy
OCULIST, : AURIST > AND,? PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases of . the Thr.at. Office, 42H.J J street;
curner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank. B : Residence,
southwest corner of Nineteenth and N streets, Sac-
ramento Cal. * Hours— to 12 a. m. ; 1 to 4 r. M.
Sundays— to 11 A. M.; 1 to 4 r. m. amjtt Jyl-tf U
YY: S. - SOLON * HOLL, i>
V A" TTORNEY ; J AND % COUKSELOR-AT-LAW,
Coknkk Sixth asd I Sikbets, Sacramknto,
Cal. -.--•.. ■ ,■•"'-„ '. r-ry .-■ - -■• -■■--. : ju3o4plin y.
-■ri MISS l. .J. KELLOGG. VM. 11., \
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN— OFFICE AND
I residence, Nathan building, corner of Seventh
md I streets. - Office nours, 8:30 a a.. 2to 4
and 7to BP. w: ----- '-'--r r-y-.-i ju3o-4plm
fffff: '-':-. C. SCHAEFEB. .: %
COOPER, ■ NO.* 89 ' FRONT : STREET,' SACRA-
I mento. a Beer Kegs, Butter | Firkins, Wine
Liquor Barrels \ and j Kegs, a Redwood and Sugar
Pine Tanks. Orders promptly attended to. . .
-:,•: y .'■■■-. ju29-4plm .; ,■'.:.'".: . .:.
DH. : HATCH. ■
OFFICE S4 J STREET.^-OFFICE HOURS: 9
: A. M. and 12:3 C to 2 T. a.yr-r ju29-tf :
:■;;, C. H. ' KHEBS A CO., V
TMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS,' OILS,
5. ,-. Glass, Varnishes, Brushes, Wall Paper, Window-
Shades and Wax Flower Goods, Pictures,' Moldings I
Painters' and Artists' Materials, No. 626 J, and 1006
Seventh street, Sacramento, Cal. ■-: ■■■-.-■ Ju2B-4ptf v
wm. GUTTESiBEUSEK^- .
IRON AND BRASS founder AND 7 MA-
* chinist. Castings and Machinery of all kinds
made to order at the lowest prices. I Huttenbcrger's
Horse Powers the best and cheapest made. . Corner
of Front and N streets. • Sole manufacturer of the
California Giant Quartz Mill. : : Ju_i6-4plm
EBNEK BROS., .
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
I fine Brandies, Wines and Kentucky Whiskies.
Agents of the real Chris. Schroeder's Nordhaeuser
Whisky, and of the genuine Imported Culmbacher
Beer. ■ No. 1009 Fourth street, Sacramento.
: --■-■■: jn29-4olm . ■' : '
; >7. ;A. HI'GUSON, M. : 11.. :
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office, southwest cornet of Seventh and J
streets . in Bry c's new building, up stairs. Resi
dence, southeast conifer of Seventh and N streets,
Sacramento. Office hours : Ito 3 and BtoBP. M.
-■'.:'.... . ju2s-4plm ' •
E. L. BILLINGS .* CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
■in Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
for Dr. Julie's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters ; also,
agents for Litton Springs Seltzer Water, Sonoma
county, California. No. 11l X street, between Fourth
and Fifth.. . ju2s-4plm
BEHOVED.
CHARLES T. JONES AND ED. M." MARTIN,
Attcrncys-at-Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their office to No. 607 I street, between
Sixth and Seventh. :- : '= - ju24-4plm
11. 7. ROOT. ALKX. NEILSOH. , 1. BKISCOL.
KOOT,.KEUSO_f A CO.,
UNION FOUNDRY— AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween N and O. Castings ana Machinery of every
description made to order. ju24-4plm -
C. F. SniBLDS, formerly Fore- W mratAW
: man C. P. Boiler Shop. . , j ... .-■.
SHIELDS A WHITELAW,
MANUFACTURERS .OF : STEAM BOILERS,
■ Second str. et, between L and M, Sacramento.
Orders for Repairs and Sheet Iron Work promptly
attended to in city and countiy. : Railings, Gratings,
Pop Valves and Steam Fittings of all descriptions.
-.•■■• --■ .- ■ . ju2l-4plm :'.•'-■■ -"- "- "-'-
-" "~ W. B. KNIUUTS,
CORNER OF FRONT AND L . STREETS
. Highest price for Hides, Sheep Pelts and
Tallow. Supplies Butchers with Salt, Paper, latest
mproved Sausage Machines, Stuffers, Lard Presses,
Etc. Prompt cash returns made for all consign-
ment^ - JulB-4ptf
MA DA UK CHARLOTTE ROBERT,
FROM PARIS, HAS OPENED A FIRST-CLASS
Dressmaking Est .blishment, southwest corner
Eighth and I street*. Dresses made in the latest
Parisian styles, and at reasonable rates. rol7-lm* ~
J. OAWJ. ■--'- ■ J. CEOLT.
CABLE A:. CBOLY,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
pared to do all kinds of work in their me, in
city or country. Principal place of business, Sacra-
mento. Shop, 82 Second street, between X and L.
Post-office Box, 410, Sacramento. ju!6 4ptf
A. B. NIXON, M. D., *! ;
SURGEON-IN-CHIEF CENTRAL PACIFIC
Railroad Hospital. Office, No. 906 J street,
over Gogings" drug store. Residence, No. 920 M
street. Visits Railroad Hospital daily at 9:30 A. M.
jul4 4plm
H. H. Me WILLIAMS.
HOPE IRON WORKS, FRONT STREET, BE-
tween I and J. - Machinery of all kinds made
to order and repaired. Sole manufacturer of Car-
lisle's Patent Derricks. Lawn Mowers Repaired.
For sale, a 25-horse stationary engine and boiler,
complete. -.-.■: ju!4-4ptf
jn.!l'!< STBCTZ.
SUCCESSOR TO FOX & STRUTZ, IMPORTER
Jrs and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
No. 41 I street, Sacramento. Sole agent for A.
I Hupfei's Sons' New York Beer. jul4-4nlm
CAPITAL ALE >AI LTS.
NO. 302 J, AND . 1005 ' THIRD : STREETS
. Hot Lunch daily from 11 a. M. to 1 o'clock
p. M. The Best of : Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
jul3-4nlm BOWERS & LONQ&BAPQH,
FRENCH BAKEKI. '
BAKERS OF ALL KINDS OF BREAD, PIES,
I Cakes and Koiis, No. 810 Fifth street, be-
tween I and J. E. LAMET, Proprietor.
-;■.-■ jul24plin» •■■ ,-■-■■•-.-
-lilt. WALLACE A. BRIC«S
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND REBI-
i dence to Dr. G. L. Simmons' Building, J
street, between Second and Third. : Office hours: 8
to 9a. _ 11 a. ii. .to 2P. m., and 6toBP. M. ju!2-lf
GROVE E. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW— OFFICE, FIFTH ST.,
between I and J. - Residence, : No. 207 1
street, between Seventh and Eighth. '■ jnlo-4clm
. <.. M. DIXON. ; M. * 11.,
SUROEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Office Mid residence, on Eighth street, between
II and I. Office hours -8 to 9 A v., and 12 to 2, and
6toBP. M. Diseases of the Eve and Ear a specialty.
ju7-4p2m
CREED HAYMO.MI,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
Office in Quinn's new • building, corner of
fourth and J streets fun atairs). Sacramento. I jug-4p
JAMES- Kc«l'RiE,
MANUFACTURER OF IRON DOOR 3, SHUT-
ters, Railings, Gratings, ' House-work and
RiackemithiDgin general, No. 148 X street, between
Fifth and Sixth Second. Doora ior sale
-■:■:' r022-4ptf . :
1856. F. FOSTER, .18:9.-
BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
Book Manufacturer, No. 83 J street, between
Third and Fourth, Saciamcnto. m2O-4ptf •
DR. G. L. SIMMONS,
"V"0. 21* 1 STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
J^ Third, Sacramento.
.--•*• (9 to 10 A. M. vw-
CW Oflice Hours:- 2to-4p. m. V ap29-4ptf
Ci to 8 p. M. ) r-rf
I i^ ___ __ m^ am^mmmm
CAERIAGES, HAMESS, ETC.
» PIONEER SHOP.
/ SaS > r v^_ v /So. 619 * street. <i
A^lf uW%i^& Next to Golden Eagle Hotel,'
fl jg . ]& ||4 Harness Maker & Saddler
E $ft«f _feSEllip! ;, Manufacturer of the Cop-
F pjSf cPSftti&ifij per-Riveted Collar, s A large
t^3f £pjt aX» stock of ' Fine Harness and
' \,|jj _J_^_t4in__v Side Saddles offered for cash,
at one-half • from " former
A.' A.' VAN VOORIIIKS. f, ; -j K. STOSX
fgjM R. STONE & CO.,^
Utnufacturcri. Importers and Wholesale Dealers Id
SADDLES, HAMESS, SAEDLESY
' : HARDWARE, LEATHER,
SHOE l VINPUJGS.'a CARRIAGE V TRIMMINGS,
Carriage Robes, Horse Clothing, Collars, Whips,
Saddlers' and Shoemakers'. Tools, etc. • -
':■'.;/ NO. 830 J STREET, /
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH, SACRAMENTO.
-_.-_; - ■ y ; , jy4-4plm ? -rr • -- Vr./-. „
PIKE & YOUNG,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTUR- f '• _^ _
era, corner of Fourth and y^Sijjf;^ .
L streets, Sacramento, have on £WJ-J if J^S^f
aand the largest assortment of '___Wrr£_i>r2P 7 .-_.'
Carriages, Wagons and Buggies to be found In Sacra I
m wito which Jiev will sell at very low rates. :;. iu!3
mSCELLAKEOUS."
*~ J. FRANK CLARK,
XT 2»3oas; is rr a ___\____WMk,
So. 1017 Fourth at., bet. J and K.
Always a complete stock in Patortf Country
II orders I receive ' pr.m-pt attention. '• .yl-4plm .
—■-■------■■-.■I iiii,-m_iri in mi-i ■ w_M*a_-_-_-_-W-M__--a----l .
A. J. iVfE. R M I I. V A;
BOUNTY -= 'CORONER f AND '•■ UNDERTAKER
ly X No. 108 1 street, between Fourth and Fiftl".
Always on hand a large assortment of Metallic and
Wooden Caskets, Burial Cases and Coffin*, bhroudt
furnished and Funeral Wreaths Preser» o-'%, .uu^-y
oaf er* win receive prompt attention on snort notice
• I and at lowe* rate*. juH-iplm
MISCELLANEOUS. •
BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER,
Champion Mower and Reaper, '
Tiger Self-opcratißg Sulky Hay Rakes,
Holliiigswortk Sulky Hay Rakes.
A LL KINDS O F
AGRICULTURAL MACHINES AND IMPLEMENTS,
"Wagons, Hardware, Etc.
-
BAKER & HAMILTON,!
a_U.KAXirXTOr..:. ...... 2. .....P......r...*pV B*sl FR.IXCISCO.
PEOPOSALS WAFTED. y i
PROPOSALS
-TOR "-•-'■
CONSTRUCTING DAMS
— OX THK
YUBA AND BEAR RIVERS.
. . '.' Oram of. the Board of Directors of) : . : ;
D»»iS4o« District No. l,"r-:-'-':- "'"-"'■' .- 55
S\crami!XTO, Cal., July 6, ISof). )
BY ORDER OF Tilt. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
of Drainage District No. 1, passed at the ses-
sion held on the 6th day of July. ISSO, sealed pro-
posals will be received at the Office of said Board, at
Room No. 55 in the State Capitol Building, Sacra-
mento, Cal , until 12 o'clock si. on AUGUST 9, 1550,
for constructing two dams across the Tuba river-
one at De Guerre Point, about ton miles above
Marysville, and one about two miles below said
point ; also one dam across Bear i lver (the exact
location will be designated on the ground by stakes
with flags), in accordance with plans and sjiecifica-
tions on file in the office of the Directors as above.
•: : Each bidder must accompany his bid with a certi-
fied check upon some well-known and responsible
banking-house for at least five (5) per cent, of the
amount of his bid, payable to the order of W. 11.
Parks, President of the Board ; the condition being,
that if any party to whom a contract shall be award-
ed shall fail to give the bond as required by the
Board of Directors for the faithful : performance of
his contract, the check accompanying said party's
bid shall be forfeited to the State. . . . : ■
The party to whom an award shall be made will
be required' to give a bond, with two or more sure-
ties, to the sai inf action of the Board, and . ill an
amount equal to fifty (50) per cent, of the amount of
the contract, conditioned for the faithful perform-
ance thereof. : Seventy-five (751 rer cent, of the En-
gineer's estimate of work done will be paid monthly
in warrants drawn on the State Drainage Construc-
tion Fund. -.-;*, '■■'■''•-'■
"-: The work must be completed within sixty days
from the time of signing the contract, and no Chi-
nese or Mongolians shall be employed in any capa-
city whatever on any work to be done. And no
material used in the construction of the work shall
he purchased from any contractor or manufacturer
who, either directly or indirectly, employs any Chi-
nese or Mongolian labor. . Separate bids must be
made for the construction of each dam. specifying
the prices per cubic yard tor each class of work. : • .
' Bids must be directed to " The Board of Directors
of Drainage District No. 1, Room 55, State Capitol
Building, Sacramento, Cal.," and indorsed on envel-
ope " Proposals for Constructing Dams." : iy.rr.y--
r The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. v .-.-: CHARLES M. COGLAN, Secrctaiy.
. '■■*■• : - jy7-30t -■■■.■-: _:.,
PROPOSALS
- — roa— —
FURNISHING SUPPLIES
TO TOR
'■'■' ■■'.■■-■.- .."■- -'.." , :--:■■'/■-. - ■ ■ :■- "ft- ■■ ■■■ .-. ; ■ :■•:•'.■> ■■
CALIFORNIA STATE PRISON,
8A X Q I EKT I X. '
Clkrk's Ofpicb, 1
Board or Statbi Prison Directors, J-
"-'';'- ) ■' ■- San Quf.xtix, July I, ISBO. )' '■:.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
passed at the session held on the 10th day of
JUNE, IS6O, sealed proposals will lie received at
the office of the Clerk of said Board, at San Quentin,
until Sl2 » o'clock M. •- on WEDNESDAY, JULY
14, , 18S0, for supplies to be • furnished to . the
Warden of the California State Prison, for the
use of said Prison, for the term of six months,
commencing AUGUST 1, 18S0, and ending JAN-
UARY 31, 1881.
Separate bids will be received for each of the fol-
lowing classes of good* :
| Groceries ; Bacon, Pork and Lard ; Beans (Bayo)
and Potatoes ; Meals, Etc. ; : Butter ; : Barley, Oats
and Bran; Hay and Straw; Coal; Shoe Findings ;
Dry Goods and Cloth ; Tobaccofbcst Navy) ; Cement,
Lime and Sand ; Blankets ; Flour ; Stato . Prison
Fl imiel and Cassimcrcs ; Beef Cattle. The Cattle
must bo delivered on foot in | the Prison Corral,
and passed upon by tfie Warden. The bids to be for
the net weight of the beef; the hides, tallow, and
all offal to belong to the State.
Printed schedules containing quantity and quality
of each class of articles required will be furnished
bidders on application at this office. \
Parties to whom awards " are made will be
required to furnish the ; articles contracted
for upon " the requisition of the Warden, 'at
the times and in the quantities demanded /by
said officer. All -: articles - furnished i must be
ol the • best . quality of . the class, and of full
weight mentioned in any schedule, and subject to
the approval of the Warden, and to be delivered at
the Mate wharf at San Quentin,' in such quantities
and at such times us shall be required, and to
be weighed by authority of : the : Warden. „ Arty
article found below weight as fixed by schedule,
or otherwise, or failing in quality, will be returned
at the expense of the contractor.
i Parties bidding must in the schedule give the
price per pound, gallon, ton, bale, yard, etc, in the
column under " Proposed Price," and extend the
whole sum for the quantity: in . the right hand
column under the term "Aggregated, Total," and
add up correctly the latter column. '■,-•'-,
No bid w*ll be considered unless made upon the
schedule prepared, and < tuch ' contract shall ■be
limited to be .ua-fidedaalers in the several classes of
articles contracted for. _ Schedules ; to be had on
application to the Clerk of said Board. ',*' -
i Each bidder must accompany his bid with a certi-
fied check upon some well known and responsible
banking house for at least 10 per cent, of the
amount of his bid, payable to the order of J. P.
Ames, ' Warden *of said prison, - the J condition
being that if any party to whom a contract shall be
awarded shall fail to give the bond a3 required by
the Board of Directors, for the faithful performance
of bis contract, the check accompanying said party's
bid shall be forfeited to the State. -
I The party to whom an award shall be made will
be required* to give a bond with two or more sure-
ties, to the satisfaction of the Board," and in an
amount equal to twenty per centum of the contract,
conditioned for the faithful performance thereof.
a It there should be required more of any article than
is mentioned in the schedule, it must be furnished at
the contract price ; -nd if any less is required, the
Warden will only pay for the quantity ordered.
■- Tlie bids will be opened at IS '- o'clock ; __."■ on
THURSDAY, July --" 15, : 18&0, in : open j session
of the Board, at thisoffiee, and to the lowest responsi-
ble bidder in the "Aggregate Total" column of
schedule the contract will be awarded. ' • :-' :
Payments will be made in thirty days from the
end of the month in which such merchandise shall
have been delivered, the Board reserving tho right
to reject air bids, or any part thereof, if deemed
unreasonably high. ■■■- rr : - ,:rr .y yry \"-:rr'
-- Bids must be addressed to J. P. Ames, Warden
California Stat; Prbon, San Quentin, and indorsed on
envelope "Proposals for Furnishing Supplies," giv-
ing the general name as on schedule. ' ;- ■■'•'. ..,
_■ *,yr. " ..- J. P. AMES, Warden. .
'J. V. Ellis, Clerk. v : ; yiJ lll4 :*:
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION.
ALL SOLDIFRS INJURED, DISABLED.^ OR
.. who lost their health in any war, are now
entitled to a Pension and Arrears. • Bounties, '• Prize
Money and all claims promptly attended to. i Infor-
mation free, by letter or in person. P. J. HOP-
PER, Attorney-at La* and Notary Public " Office-
Southwest corner J and - Fourth - streets Sacra-
mento. ''■: , ■:-:-. • . *::•- :,..-." ' Ju2_j-4plm_
Sacramento Planing Mill,
SASH AND BLIND FACTORY, CORNER OF
Front and Q stra :'■-.'; Sacramento. ■ _ : "• •
■'li Doors,*" Windows, Blinds,
Finish of all kinds, Window Frames, Moldings ci
every description, and Turning -?,;.'.«:.•
aARTWELL. HOTCHSISa A STALKER."*,
: ■-, ■ , ■■:.' ------ Jnli-tr.ltr ■."--•-" .' . . r
'■- MARCUS C. HAWLEY & CO.,
Hardware and Agricultural Implements.
, SAN FRANCISCO 'Jr. -f
And Nos 43, 45 and 47 J street. ...*... '.Sacramento
"■'r; ', ::'.:■'.'■■ ..->-.:-■'- •*:.'-- jyB-4plm :■ '■:"::'- C rrr:.i:~y
Chinese and Japanese Bazaar.
SAN LUNG Etr CO., , -
MANUFACTURERS YOF f ALL g KINDS OF
; lies' and «'Ulldrcn , I'nilerwear,
Men's White I Shirts, 1 ': Overalls, etc.; Chinese and
Japanese s Fancy I Goods, -j Fans, _ etc 9 '.'All I orders
promptly attended to at the lowest rates."! 1 No. 526 J
street, bet. Fifth and Sixth, Sacramento. .'? Ju234plm
Tee = Pioneer Box Factory.
_ Still Ahead of all Competitor
G O O 2£ &;'t__i ; o^a
■:■;"'-. rf-' 'f'' COF.SSB OF : piff '■ fff
Front and X atrsefs . . - ....... .Saenttacn, o ,
jy2-4pli
BANEINQ HOUSES. '
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS DANK.
OF SACRAMENTO. _
Capital : : . .... . :'.'. . ... r...YY. '.'. .27:. . 9500,030.
.•.'.-'■." DIRECTORS: 'ii. rPPfi
• '- Wu. Jotureros, ; ■'-.'' '. E. J. Cr01t, ".:,'...'■.■:': 7...
Wu. R. Kmoirra, . , - : '-. Jons L. Hcotooh, V
■ E. C. ATKCisos, : ■'■'.:■■', SAMfKL GOTTLIItB. ,-;."i-
WM. BECKMAN. . . i . ..... ."T. .......... .Pre5ident.
WM. V. HUNTOON . .....:. Secretary and Cashier.
MONEY TO LOAN. •'-:-.. '" : : ' jyl-lm4p -
NATIONAL GOLD BANK
'f\TiVi O. MILLS & r CO., SACRAMENTO.
EDGAR M1LL5.... ............ -President.
W.'E CHAMBERLAIN.... Vice President.
FRANK MILLER ..........'..Cashier ff-
EXITED STATES ';- DEPOSIT ART. ."
XXCIIAKQIt ON
New TorSi, London, Dublin, Berlin, farts, I
. And all the principal cities of Europe.
exchange on San Francisco at 80 cents per $1,000.
jull-tf ;
SACRAMENTO BANK.
DIVIDI-ND NOTICE.
AT MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DlREC-
tors of the Sacramento Bank, held July 6th, a
dividend was declared for the semi annnal term end-
ing June 30, 1830, at the rate of 6 per cent, per an-
num on ordinary deposits, and eight per cent.' per
annum on term deposits, and payable on and alter
JULY 7th, 1880.' - '
ir-'JySCf ■■■■■". _ ED. R. HAMILTON, Cashiir. :
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK.
if. DIVIDEND NOTICE. ,;
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK ;
: have declared a dividend to stockholders and
ordinary depositors, for the half ye r ending JUNE
SO, ISSO, at the rate of SEVEN (7) PER CENT, per
annum, payable on and after the 10ih instant. •■■:■';,- :
jy7-10t&sw2t : .7 WM. F. HUNTOON, Cashier. '/._
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
CADWALADKR. - -'; . . ./, CnAS. B. PAKBOXS.
CADWALAOER & PARSONS
* (Successors to Edw. Cadwalader), • ■ ,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
-yrr-ry. SO. 61 J STKEET.
tW Real Estate Bought and Sold on Commission.
AUK-NTS FOR Till
UNION OF SAN FRANCISCO,
:': ROYAL,. :■■:■'■■•
HAMBURG BREMEN,
NORWICH, UNION AND LANCASHIRE FIR
INSURANCE COMPANIES; and the
MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. OF NEW YORK.
'-.■■:.-■- -■■'■■■" jy6-4ptf
W. P. COLEMAN,
"DEAL TATE SALESROOM, 89 J STREET
Real Estate Bought A Sold on Commission.
if i Agent for the '■ :
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE, .
FIREMAN'S FUND OF SAN FRANCISCO
FIRE COMPANIES. -Also the
N. Y. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. jii3o-4plm
UNION
XNSURANCE ; COMPANY', SAN FRANCISCO.
Fire and Marine.
CAPITAL, fully paid..........*.....:.. ..9730.000
— —^—^
Louses promptly adjusted and paid in gold coin.
CADWALADER & PARSONS,
General Agents Sacramento Div'n, No. CI J street
-. : ■_ -- -■- - jul3-4ptf ■■-"
________ — w^ —a——— i^^^^^^—w —
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS. i
T___Z^.7T~~. " " ' '"". ''" — !
NOTICE.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIIE STOCK-
i holders of the Central Pauiftc Railroad Com- ,
pany, for the Election of Directors fo I the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such other business
as may lie brought before the meet ng, will be held
at the office of the company, in the city of San
Francisco, on TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1880.
-■■■ julotd , ■: ■■■•r -■■ - E. H. MILLER, Jr., Secretary.
TERMINAL -RAILWAY ; : COMPANY.
TVT'OIICE.— THE - ANNUAL MEETING *OF
■J3l 7; the) Stockholders of - the Terminal ; Rail-
way i. Company, , for the ■ Election •■ of Directors
for i the -, ensuing year, i< and : : for the trans-
action of such other business as may be brought
before the meeting, will be held at the office of the
Company, in the city of fan Francisco, on WEDNES-
DAY, JULY 14, 1880. J. OB. GUNN, Secretary. i
" ■-"'•••*" '"■"-"■■-■■'■ ju-23-td : ■■■■;-.-,-', ■■-.. t ,
KOBIfIIBM ■: RAILWAY COMPANY. '
-\rOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
A^ ■ Stockholders of the Northern Railway Com-
pany, for the Election of Directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such other business
a. may be brought before the meeting, will be held
at the office of tho Company, in the city of San Fran-
cisco, on WEDNESDAY, JUL? 14, 1880.
■-: ju'23-td -:-■-■■■■ 7J. OB. GUNN, Secretary. :
SAN PABLO ABB fBLABK S. B. CO. | '
TVrOTICE— THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE | :
_|^ :• Stockholders of the San Pablo and Tulare i '
Railroad Company, for the Election of D rectors for '
the ensuing year, and for tlu transaction of such
other business as may be brought before the meet-
ing, will be held at the office of the Company, in the ,
city of San Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, '
1880.'--- .1. OB. GUNN, Secretary. "... 1
;*•.: i Jua»-td ... -■. . 1
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC S. R. CO. i
NOTICE.— THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ;
X^f Stockholders of the California Pacific Railroad
C miany, for the Election ;of Directors for the .
ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other
business as may he brought before the meeting, will .
be held at the office of the Company, in the city of '
San Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, ISSO. '" !
ju23-td J. OB. GUNN, Secretary.
MWH^^, V HHi^MH^H.Mr.tr--!<ll^H^
.-• r-.rr- . -7 .;■--,■■ . ■■ ■■ ,
TRUSTEES' ELECTION
FOR " RECLAMATION ft DISTRICT, NO. 317, :
i >- Andrus Island.— Is hereby given that .
an Election for Three Trustees for Reclamation Dis-
trict, No. 317, Andrus Island, Sacramento county, -
California, to hold office for two years from their '
election, will be held in said district, at the house I
occupied l.v > Peter Davis, -in : said - district, 'on ;
WEDNESDAY, July 28. ISSO. , That Josiah Pool
be Inspector,' and J. 11. But.er and M. ' Dcnicke, j
Judges of said election. '-' By order of 'he Board of
Supervisors of Sacramento county, made : this the j
23d day of JUNE, 1880. -: -V ■=..-■.- -• ';
ju24-4p3ot . THOMAS H. BERKEY, Clerk.
— — — — t
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
NOTICE iIS : HEREBY : GIVEN 1 THAT IN
•JJt '■ I accordance with the terms of the Bonds issued
by the Pacific | Rolling Mill Company, the Directors
of said comp ny have determined by lot the num-
bers to be redeemed ' at its office, No. 202 Maiket
street, in the city of San Francisco, on the loth day :
of JULY, 18^0, with the following result :•' ■'; ■.-.-.'->.■:
61 118 -203 ..• 339 410
> S3 : 169 221 r :'. 345 : 421 . .' ' '■
■ f'Y: 110 ■ 178 '" '■--' 224 " : 354 437 . : . .
114 187 .' 234 371 461
117 = 195 235. '407.'; 400 ;:-';._
C. M. KEENEY*,^ 7-
: Y-rrr, , Secretary Pacific Rolling Mill Company. -':
Office, No. 202 Market. street, S*n Francisco, Jnne'
-r- 12, 1880. -.;-:■ ■-■ - .'■-■■■■■ jul2-4ptilljylS :-'.
7;'l SACRAMENTO CITY BONOS.
THE ; FUND "COMMISSIONERS ':. WILL ; PUR-
chase, to the extent of the gold and silver funds
in their bands. City Bonds issued under the Acts of
1858 and 1861, ptst due coupons removed therefrom,"
at thirty five (35) per cert.-.' Also,' past due coupons
at the same rate. •- H. V. BEATTY, )
■ . J. D. LORD, ' (.Commissioners.
. -•:'-■.• J. Q. BROWN, ) -- '- r-i;. ;
.June 2, 1880. ':r '■■'■■■- ■-■ -":■ : ■•.f.--.-.-.v- Julo-4plm
SACRAMENTO INSTITUTE.
A SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,*
A SELECT BOARDING BROTHERS, SCHOOL,
by the CHRISTIAN BROTHERS, on X and
Twelfth streets, * Sacramento.-. Srecial tare is given
to such Commercial and Mechanical Studies at pre-
pare young men for business. Classics and Modern
Languages also ; receive I due < attention. 1 For par- '
ticulars, apply to THE PRINCIPAL. r- Jul»-4p3m *cj
; :; PIONEER t LIVERY STABLE. rf
X. D. SCRIVER. = I 7=..";-. = ;.... = , Proprieto
HACKS ON CALL AT AN ; HOUR 1%. __
day or uight. Coupes, rbaeton-ri.^gaSJj
Rockaways/ Barouches, Buggies,' with the *&* JP* ■
best roadsters to be found in any livery stable on tut
coast, for hire.':. Horses kept in livery at reasonable
tl'vOS. I Stables on Fourth street, between I and J '
JuO-4p'J
RAILBOADS, STEAMERS, .
Dextkil Pacific 1 iUiLiJOAi^
Coßuncnclns TnesJity, June 23, ISSO, ,
'.■''-'-: ass cktil rt-RiiiEa soiica py-f fry-
TRAIN • AKD BOATS WILL LEAVE : CAOR.yHS^ 0
SS-_SfeiP§^S®S'as roixows : jV^jBlilBRK -
4,\A A.M.— (Si:nla\-s excepted)- Acoommo » ;
tOY f dalion Train m ilarisville, Rial Buff aa<
':-•-.■'*■' Vi Keduiog.'-s". >■'.':■ ■■' . - ir '.'■'■
4,(11) , A. St.— (Daily)— Ovcr'and, E mlfrt: lit,
I . WW .freight and AccommoJation Train.
7i.)'t "' .*!.— (Daily)— Pacific Express, via Davit
aniVf a d Benicia, for San Francisco.—
5; - (Sundays excepted) at Davis with v. in-
p datiou Train to \t o- -ii.a.. ', Williams ane
' Willows. < Connects daily at Suisun foi
Vallejo, and via Napa Junction for Calis
* - toga (stages for the Geysers). '
1 A. AAA. _11.--.or a.- -..••■:. laereafter as .- ac-
-IW«WW tieible, Sundays i excepted) — lot
;".^ .'...'; San Francisco, touching at all way port.
,on the Sacramento river. ... ■-■■. r.r
U,<t\ A. It,.- (Dally)— Loca- Fassrnger Trait
it)» for Stockton, ■ Tracy, .' Livermore, > NUee,
■"-' Oakland and San - Franc sco. :: Connect*
' at Gait for lone, and at Niles for San
-' .. ': ;-.' Jose. ■--'.-' ir r.-ri:. -r y.- r-'r .-' : r ■:>■■':•
|.t.|A P. M.— (Sundays excepted)- Local Pas-
__L-».IW scngcr Train for. Davis, l'.enicla and San
egeaaß?-' Francisco. Connects at Suisun for Vallejo
"' and (via Na)_a Junction) for Calistoga. ■■-.-.
lOiQftl'' " M-— {Sundays I excepted)— Passenger
i-».WV Train for Davis and ' Woodland. . Con-
."."- nects -at; Woodland i for ~ Williams : and
, Willows. ,-...
»>. 1 A P- M.— (Daily) -At a tic EtpreSs for Col-
-».lv ■' fax, Reno (Carson and \irginia), Battlf
' ■■■-";.■ Mountain . (Austin), • Palisade (Eureka),
.-' Ogden, Omana aud East
•).OA P. M. -(Daily)— Oregon Express for
-..-.V , Marysvllle, Chico, Bad Bluff and Redding
■ : ', ■':.-: ■ (stages for tland, Oreg n). v : :
■>>A i P. M.— Sunda s excepted/— Local Ac-
wiOU commodat.on Train to Latlirop. ' Connects
with the Arizona r.xore*- for Merced,
Madera (Yosemite and Big Trees'!, Mojave,
- Newhail (San Buenaventura and Santa
Barbara), Los Angeles, Santa Monica.
X. lminjfton, > Santa ' Ana (San Diego),
Colton (San Fe nardino), Yuma (Colorado
. river ? steamers) Maricopa '. (staifa 1. «
■ Phcentx and Prceoott), Casa rtrande (stams
for Florence), Tucson and Benson, 1,024
miles from San Francisco (stages for Tomb-
stone and New Mexico ) Jjleepi g cars be-
twee r Li.throp, Los Angelts, Yuma and
Tucson. .--«• '..--:_--i r ■ V' 7 ■-2 _ •■:-
.-A P. M.-(Daily)- Local FaraeHSer : Tralr
■OV forDav is, Benicia and San Francisco. ■ ■.'
".♦JA P. 7 M.— (Dally)— Westward Em grant
OiUV Train, via Davis and Bcnicia.Tor San Fran-
■iii,-- 'cisco..-. :'-.-.: -p- '
7.1 X P. M.-(Sundays excepted)— Passeui r
aAO Train to Davis, Woodland and Knigh s
Pyi *-■'.' Landing. . ■'' -» '" " ' '" f'"'
8, -ix p. Jl.— (Sundays excepted)— Virginia
««)W city Express for Auburn, Colfax, Trucks
'Zr~'if:i aid Reno. Connects with Virginia and
- Truckeo Ka lro d for Carson r.nd Virginia.
'-.. Sleeping Car from Sacramento to Carson.
A. N. TOWNE...'. I .'.'::. "..'.General Superintends t
T. II . GOODMAN .... .Gcn'l Pass'r and Ticket Agei t
■ •-'-. rr'r ■■ '. ■■ '. ■ ' ja9-4ptf ' - ■ ■' ' -'
CHANGE OF time.
Sacramento & Placemlle Railroad,
On and after Wednesday,': Dec. 31, 1579,
Ustil rrarasß sorica.
Trains will run as follows, dally, except Sundays : .
Leave Sacramento for Folsom, Latrobo '
andSlungle 5pring5.............. 7:00A.M
Leave Sacramento for Folsom .......... 4:00 P. M
Leave Shingle Springs for Latrobe, Foi-
..: som and Sacramento 10:32 A. M
Leave Latrobe for Folsom and Sacra- •'••■•=
ment0....................... IDI9P.M
Leave FoUom for 5acrament0........... 7:00 A. M
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. ..... .V. . . 12:20 P. M.
; d7-tf A : ■ r -_-.'---■--.■ J. B. WRIGHT, Sup't.
for Portland: and: astoeia,
OBBOOST.
„_-. THE ORECON RAILWAY \ AND
. C '"£-£,NAVIGATION COMPANY AND
>._ r___."?t^iy Facillc Coast Steamship Company
-i?*i£K2***r__l will dispatch c.en five days, for
tho above ports, one . f their New A 1 Iron Steam-
ships, viz. :
OREGON, GEORGE W. ELDEP
STATE : OF «'A I.irOHNIA.
SAILING DAYS
Ju1y....... ..:.:..5, 10, 15. 2S. 30
August 4, 9. 14, 19. -.4, '.9
AT 10 o'cuoca A. a.,.
Connecting at Portland, Oregon, with Steamers and
Railroads and their connecting Stage lines for all
points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho Territories.
British Colombia and Alaska.
K. VAN OTERENDORP, Agent O. if. and N. Co
Ni . 210 Battery street, San Francisco, Cal.
GOODALL, PERKINS A CO., -;
Agents F. C. S. S. Co., No. 10 Market street, Sai
Francisco. . . ■:..■-■ mv3-tf
EXCURSION TICKETS
THE DALLES and
WALLA WALLA,
AKD RETTTBZr.
THE OREGON RAILWAY AND *.___-g..
Navigation Company »i.! issue f^^SsasS.
Round Trip Tickets during the suni-%^'~^j[l?jjfr»
nier months to the above points at:^_3u[3i_£j9_-_V
REDUCED RATES, allowing ample time to Tourists
to visit dill rent points of interest, and view the
magnificent scenery of - the Columbia river. • For
further information, apply to
. K. VAN oTERENDOnr. Agent, ,
:•' No. 210 Battery sireet, San Francisco.
J"!"-!'" ..:,'■.'•'
HOTELS AND-PJBSTAUMHm':
TONEY'3
" i /__T) OYSTER & CHOP KQUSE, -/oV^a
f. "lyf • " ' '** a! ' ' 70 J Struct,
>-*Si^ Between Third and Fourth. «£ir*
Newly refitted. Private Rooms for Families. -
Eastern and California OYSTERS in every style.
■ ' ■■:■ ■ .■ jyB-4nlm . : .- —■
TREMONT hotel,
J STREET, BETWEEN FRONT AND SECOND.
Tile house is newly furnished throughout. Large,
airy rooms. Good board and clear water. Prices
moderate.- - L. KL'MLE. Proprietor,
jyB-lm4p Late of Ebner's Hotel.
A NEW THING!
A . CASjELLI 13. JOST - OPENING AT
ACAS-ELLI 15 JUST OPENING AT
•**■• No. 216 J St., bet. Second and Third,
•': — — TUE— — r '.:■•'•;
CAM PI REST RAN : Tt
. It will be conducted a- a Restaurant and Business
Man's Lunch House, and will present the choicest
selections of the markets at all times. .Meal? will be
served at all hours. . r .'■.- ...:. jvo-tf -.-.
GOLDEN "EAGLE HOTEL,
CORNER OF X AND SEVENTH STREETS,
Sacramento, Cal. ;:. This hotel is favorably
known as a first class hotel for years. The house
baa been repainted and recarpetcd— everything lean
and modern. :. PRICES . REDUCED, Si and $.' SO
per ' day. ._ : Every accommodation - lor ■ Families. '
Baggage and Bus Free. -
jy3-4ptf F. A. HORNBLOWK3. Proprietor.
RAILROAD HOUSE,
FRONT STREET, No. 81, BETWEEN X AND L,
p Sacramento.— Meals, 25 cents ; Beds, 25 cents.
Board and I_odging ;at low rates i fier week and
month. J. R JOHNSTON, Proinletor. jyl-4plm
iii ARCADE \ HOTEL
SECOND STREET, BETWEEN J AND X, SAC
■ramento.-':"' -■-.--- .-..*-. .. ; *
ju24-tf.' ryyj-. THQ3 GUINEAS. Proprietor.
MECHANICS' EXCHANGE. :
DEUTSCHES GASTHAUS. NOS. 18, 20 AND 2:
■ I street, between Front and Second, Sacra
mento. '. Meals, 21 cents; Ited.s. 'IS cents.
; ; m22-tf f, •:;;,>..;• JACOB SCHMID, Proprietor.';-.
3 |It Is the best Blood Purifier, and stimulates ■ J
i every function to more healthful action, and is I i
(thus a benefit in all diseases. -- •--....-._.--.-
-fi^lncJiminatinsthelmpuritlesoftheblood.tha -
natural and necessary resultistliecureof^crof- .- ,
{ ulcus and other .Skin Eruptions and Diseases, i
including Cancers, Ulcere and other Sores. ;.-
_\ Dyspepsia. Weakness of the Stomach, Const!- 1 !
pation. Dizziness, - General Debility, etc., are
cured by the Safe Bitter*. ' It is ancqualed
ias an appetizer and regular tonic. ■-=-.._-." -'_.^ - .-«;_;,; ,
I -• It is a medicine which should be In every fan-
P Ily, and which, wherever used, will eavc Iho j
I payment of many doctors' bills. - v :■";:._: : v .:. .'.'"■
I , Bottles of two sizes ; 50 cents and: l.co. ;
| «i«es arc sold .
\ iiWW^SM wm JSTl a nil Dealers
l^ijß^Sffia rei t* n Medicine
'■r-mpff H. C KIRK & CO-
AaENT5..:;;V.:..:...:...:..."..--SACRAMESTO:
.■:■_•_■ ■■■■jyg-lmMWFAsw4t3f-- ■ - -■" -
HAS ARRIVED,
The Odorless Excavating Machine,
.. - : ■■-.:: FOB : '*'*"
CltanlDK Tniilts, ftnks and f Cesspools.
■I fW Does its work by day or night. , |. Will ! remain
a short time p Leave orders at P. Caduc's Coal \ard,
No. 1009 Third street, between J "id K. ,^-j -,; *.- yr
■ Jul7.lm ?'r'--P y yrr.rr' - y.'-f-riS. A. SaLLM-ie.. ,_!■
1 ■■"^ ■'.-■/'-',..'-■•;-■. - .:-
MARKETS. ,_
| FULTON MfjL MARKET,
CORNER of FIFTH am» k STREETS. 1
WHOLESALE AND '•'- retaiI.— COUNTRY :
; ' orders a si>ecialty. :t We carry a Urge stock -
of Vegetables, Ini't, Fish, Poultry, etc. ■'-.--■,.
'- jjl-«ptf , -■■■ LOSIiRiN & ANTHONY.
:■ D. DEBERNARDI & CO.,
WHOLESALE . COMUISMON^^-^^^
> \ . . . . Dealers In ■■ . - ; -WSRSSSSB r
Butter; Eggs, Poultry, Vegetables, .
I'rult, Fish and General Produce.
: tW AH orders will be carefully packed. ILivin* ,
had long experience in shipping, we have confidence
that we will be able to give satisfaction.' Send for
Mm List. : • . —
_ D. DEBERNARDI & CO.,
>iiiTiniii-niii ........... ...... ............. Cnl. ,
. ' ■■-. .- ■.■■!■' >- Jn2s-tf ■■ ' ?»- -" ■>-
CHRIS. WEISEL & CO.
So.. tIS ami 230 L street, Near Eighth.
T>UTCHERS AND PORK PACKERS.^nOA
13 Choice Hams, Bacon, Uird, M , jEJ6?
Pork, Clear Pork, Pigs' Feet, Spare R'bs, EjLH-ta
at lowest market price. Highest . price paid for
grain-fed Hogs. . ; .; '. --.. julS-4ptf
FURNITURE, BEDDING. ETa
JOHN A. WILSON, :
IMPORTER," MANVFACTUREII^. J*. —
and Dealer in *
FIM.FIB.MTI BE4 IttDUIM;, K___*^J.
' ■ No. 11l J street, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
; KW A New and Complete Stork at Reduced Pric
Country orders promptly t.uendod to. Jyl-4plm
W. D. COMSTOCK,
lIIKVIU FIFTH A\D X 6TBEETB. g\
FURNITURE & BEDDING,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
.•-'-■'•- Ju2B-4plm ■■• ■ :"■ . '
FURNITURE,
4T
VAN HEUSEN & HUNTOON'S
NO. 713 J STREET;
Prices alway the Lowest and the Beet Assortment.
i---r.. r, •-..-■ .:■■ - -.-. . inSI-tf. _■:-■- .
GROCERIES, ; LIQUORS, ETO. '.
S. GOLDMAN,
\XTUOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
Xortbtrcst corner ■ Second and J streets,
• ACKaM-UtTO.
KW Orders from the country promptly filled. . r _
' -: ' . -JUI7-4ptf . .■'.:' -"■:
CHAS. W. RAPP & CO.,
fi RtfCERS, 139 J ST. BET. nFTH A SIXTH,
Sacramento.
A .lew stock of American, French and English
Qrocerics. Also, a large assorment of the finest
Japan Teas . ■:■ mi: -mini
MEDICAL. /. ~^f
TO THE UXFORTUNATIiI
DE. GffiBOfSISPENSAEY,
623 Kearny St., San Francisco.
■^"~~~ , *S. P.i-r Established In 18M, for .
7 sj-'t ■'-. • -^a. the treatment of Se.vu ";
ff irzzi^-^- ?va_)_ an< ' Seminal • disease*
■ ___il^^-5?~-J : '% PI euc ' 1 M Gonorrhea, Gleet.
A^^k^sm Strictures, Syphilis in all
_W____WH 'ts forms, Seminal Weak.
Bhß^M fi , * / "'S3TOj/3 "ess, lrapoteucy , Skin
JJtA jVi ..jf^j }ifM Discas«!S, etc., pcrma.
[I \' aa_fi tt_ Jf'SX nently cured or no charge.
8 * ln * nai Weakness.
s_^^C!m™^rM|OkSj Seminal Emissions, the
f Jr}?*yjrry *' r '*" soqoenceofself-abussk
solitary vice or de-
N^^^^r^^^jS^i'! 'raver: sexualindulgenoe,
is practiced by the , youth of both sexes to
an almost unlimited extent, producing with un-
erring certainty the following train of morbid
symptoms, unless combated by scientific medi-
cal measures, viz. : Sallow countenance, dark
spots under the eyes, pain in the bead, ringing in
the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and rat.
tling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weak-
ness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted Intellect,
loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching stran-
gers, c dislike jo form new acquaintances, disposi-
tion to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes^
punples and ; various eruptions about the face
furred tongue, fetid broato, coughs, consumption
night sweats, monomania and frequent Insanity. -.
CURED AT HUME. ■
Persona at a distance miv be cured at heme by ad ;
dressing a letter | to DR. GIBBON, s.r_...n ■: case,
symptoms, length of time the disease his continued,
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiir_.ilv, l.i any part of the country,
with full and plait, directions. By inclosing ton dol
lars, In registered letter, throogb the Pott-offlee, 01
through Welle, Fargo A Co., a ] icka,-? of medicine
will be forwarded to any part of the Union. please
say you saw this advertisement in the Rscoaa
Usiok. Address, DR. J. F. GIBBON,
ja24-4ptf - ' Box 1.65? Sag Fraud"*)
DR. SPINNEY & CO.,
OF NO. II KEARNY STREET, SAN FRAXCISCO,
Treat all Chronic and Special Diseases. ■
IOI'MJ ME*
who may BK SUFFERING FROM thk
.yy,-: effects of youthful follies or indiscretion,
will do well to i. vail themselves of this, Hip .-re. est
boon ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity.
DR. SPINNEY. vill guarantee to forfeit $300 tor
every case of Seminal Weakness or Private Disease
of any kind or character which he undertakes and
fails to cure •'• ' . -■ • •'■"'.' ■'' ■-'..■■
•*.JI»!»I »'.-.t«M= MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to sixty wao
are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the
bladder, often accompanied by a Sri~!it srairting or
burning sensation, and a weakening of the -.:.-. in
a manner *}-. patient cannot account for. On exam-
mini, the urinary deposits a ropy sediment will ..r.. ■
be found, and sometimes small {articles of alb.iwea
Mill appear, or the color will be of a thin miifcish
hue, again changing to a dark and torp 1 'trpeannr-e.
Tlierc are many men who die of th:» J*"euity, igno-
rant of the cause, which is tne second stage ot sea- 1
bud weakness. Dr. 8. will guarantee a perfect enra
in all such cases, and a healthy restoration "! the
genito-urinary organs.
" Office hour*— to 4 and 6to 8. Sunday f r.<xa
18 to 11 a. si. Consultation free. 'I'boroui exam- ■
ination tnd advice. M. ' Call or addrws
ItK. ipimn a «■'>-.
V" No. 11 Kearny street, San Franc no.
'■': P. S. — For private diseases of short standing, a fall
— live of medicines, sufficient f,r a cure, with all
instructions will be sent, to any address for $10.
mr2S-4p^taw>:TW'lbKf ■
NO MORE BACKACHE.
NO MORE KIDNEY TRCU3I__.ES.
r. Kind nature's own remedy— her ''last, best gift to
man."' s A plant which grows in mountain fastnesses,
seldom trodden by human foot. .... •, '.
:-" i There are thousands afflicted with diseases of tho
Kidneys or Urinary Organs who suffer m silence rather
than to male known their troubles. - Others seek relief
by the use of various patent medicines, which, if they
do not aggravate the disease at least do not lessen it. 9
Even those ho secure the advice of physicians often
fail to get relief, owing to the very complicated and
delicate nature of the organs affected. The Oregox
Kidney Tea is a strictly vegetable production, and
will not injure the sm.-ille..t child, nor the most delicate : j
woman, but will cure Tain in the Back and Kidneys, I
non-retention of Urine, Diabetes, Inflammation of the I
Bladder or Kidneys. Brick Dust Deposit in U Ane, Leu-
corrhoea. Painful or Suppressed Menstruation, and all
complaints arising from a diseased or debilitated state
of the kidneys or urinary organs of either sex. ;.
Hodge, Davis & Co., Proprietors,
frif-p PORTLAND, OREGON.
> KWFOR SALE BY ALL*: DRUGGisTS."EJ
jiffy Price. ONE DOLLAR.
-• •."-_■ m2O-4i'3in ,>r- -'■■.•:.■; /. ■■ _ .
BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREEHiNGS. *
THE ' '•' ABOVE r WELL KNOWN 7 SUPERIOR ; ;
MONTE DIABLO COAL, the most economical I
that can be used fori*' Jim, is for sale in lets to suit ■
at Black | Diamond L-didiss, Contra Co»U county,
and at the office of . the Company, southeast corrar
of Folsom and Spear itroets, San Francisco. 17-}; "'.
- --• -',--.''-- •-,«: P. B. CORNWALL,
Julß-'t ■ President 8. 0 «i M to: f
