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THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
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PUBLISHED BT THK
Sacramento Publishing Company.
WH. H. SOUS, -General Mauser.
rcklieaUan Ofllce, Third it., bet. J and K.
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Ouu per week- Is all interior cities and towns th*
S*p~ cut be bed of the principal Periodical Dealers,
man and Agents.
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emta a line (or eeeh insertion.
Ad— rtlaeiae-ata of Situation! Wanted, Home* to Let,
Society Masttnts, etc., of five hubs or in, will be
Snorted In the Daily R»oo io m m tollowa :
One time , ,„..S6eente
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li toned on Wednesday end Betardar of each week.
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Mil week, eat li we cheapest end moat de-riraHe
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.
Advertisements of Bye lines In this department are
Inserted for 25 cents for one time : three times for 50
•rota or 75 cents per week- ."
TOST, MARCH 10m— A SILVER STEM-WIND-
er Watch, with the inscription, "To Elwood
from Eddy," on the back. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at MRS. E. B. CROCKER'S,
Third and O streets. . mr!2
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
WAITED— ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish-
ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help,
Free of Charge to employers. HOUSTON k CO,,
one door south of Fourth and X streets, Sacra-
mento city. nIS-lptf
TO LET OR FOR SALE "
Advertisements of five lines in this department are
aaerted for 25 cents for one time ; three times for 50
. goals or 75 centa per week. - - ■ .
TO LET— A SUITE OF FRONT ROOMS, NICE-
Iy furnished ; also single rooms. 710 X street.
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FOR SALE- TWO CORNER LOTS-ONE COR-
ner of II and Twenty-third streets, and lot 8,
comer of Twenty-third and I streets. These lots are
in the best portion of the city and surrounded by
first-class improvements. Will be sold low. Inquire
of HENRY LONOTON, Fulton Market, Fifth and
X streets. mr!2-lw
TO HOUSE ON X STREET, BE .j***.
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth. A jfijjj[
new house, two story, with eivht rooms; JgeaEL
bathroom, with hot and cold water and Eras, all
modern improvements, and ; a large' stable. in-
quire within. . mrfl-lw*
<<ii ft ft WILL BUY A LOT »' ' l ">. /**-%
OOavJvJ" comer L and Second streets, H||j
being Lot No. Five (5), in block bounded '■'- Hal
X and L, and Front and Second streets, with tbe
Three-story and Basement Brick Bnilding thereon,
known as the FRENCH HOTEL. Also, B ieR
Stable and Frame Building on the same lot. One-
third cash ; balance on time to suit purchaser, at
low rate of interest. Apply to PEOPLE'S SAVINGS
BANK, southeast corner Fourth and J street?.
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RANCH FOR SALE- WELL ADAPTED TO«J*.
fruit-growing ; 160 acres of land ; titlevWw
good ; 50 acres fenced ; 20 aces in grain ; a ■
young orchard of 350 trees ; 1,000 bearing grape
i ines ; als'a 2 wagons, 5 horses, 22 head of cattle ;
hogs and chickens ; small house and barn ; good
water. Within one-half of a mile of Central Pacific
Railroad. For terms and particulars address F.
GRANT. Penryn, Placer county, CaL mrS lplm*
ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. AT A
MONEY TO of interest, by PETER BOHL. A
low rate of interest, by PETER BOHL.
mr4 lptf . ■ ■■ - .
TO LET-FRAME HOUSE OF FOUR-****£*v
rooms, with stable and out-houses llj;')
Rent, $10 per month. Apply to J. SrOUTZ.JffiJfc,
Sixteenth and L streets. turt-tf
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN— OWING TO DE-
' parture from the city, I offer for Bale a Resi-
dence, containing six rooms and cellar ; also Stable,
chicken-bouse, wagon and cow-sheds, fence aid other
improvements, on the block situated between
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, Pand i_ streets.
No danger, of high water ; easy of access ; good
graded streets all the way out ; seven blocks iron,
the street railroad ; two wells of good soft and clear
water ; capital place for raising fowls. Also will sell
one Bay Colt, 3 years old, very gentle, and broke to
harness and saddle one Whi'e Mare, gentle and
easy riding ; a No. 1 Milch Cow ; alight Spring
Wagon, nearly new ; single Harness ; a Saddle and
Brfdle. Apply on the premises, or at Sacramento
News Company's, 1014 Fourth street, between the
hours of 12 M. and 1 r. M. H. B. BURLINOAME.
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FIRST-CLASS ROOMS, SINGLE OR IN SUITE.
Prices to suit the times. The accommoda-
tions of this new house are unsurpassed, and will
be kept strictly first-class. Also, Unfurnished
Rooms. CLUNIE BUILDING, northeast corner of
Eighth and X streets. , mr3-lplm
FOR SALE— I6O ACRES OF FINE FARMING
land, located six miles west of Princeton, Colusa
county, and two miles from the Railroad Depot at
Willows. Title perfect, an i will be sold at a bargain.
Address MRS. E. REDNALL Sacramento l'ostotfice.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-ALL THE MA-
chinery complete and appurtenances belong-
ing to a large Alden Fruit-drying and Preserving
Establishment. Apply to ADAMS, McNEILL & CO.,
Sacramento city. mrl-tf
FOR SALE.— THE HANDSOME ANDJftSv
Commodious RESIDENCE (new) of P. H;;;|
8. LAWSON, together with its SplendiditkL
Furniture. Situated on O street, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth, No. 1511. Will be sol ,at cost price.
Inquire on premises ; -or at shop, No. 415 X street.
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O J***/*./*. ACRES FOR SALE— CONSIST- J****}***,
~..i)"M' mg of Farming, Fruit, Vine andvrSr
Garden Lands, in farms and lots of a size to— -*~
suit purchasers, from twenty acres upwards, lying
from 2} to 6 miles north of Vacaville, Solano county.
' Apply at the banking house of JAMES 1.. ENG LISH,
southwest corner of Fourth and J streets, Sacra-
mento. ■ -. mrl-lm
.m HOMES FOR SALE. «|
Third street, between Land "I : seven ~
rooms; frame; one and a half-story *1,900
P street, bet-it een Slxtb and Seventh ;
six rooms ; frame ; one and a half-Story. . . $1,000
O street, between Fifteenth and Six-
v teenth ; six rooms; frame ; one and a half-
story; lotaOxWO ...............§2,000
tr All in good condition. Half cash ; deferred
payments, at low rate of interest. Possession given
when required. v' —
Cadwalader & Parsons,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Third and J streets. .[mrlQ-tf|. Sacramento
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| HOTEL FOR SALE.
A WELL-LOCATED. NICELY FINISHED^£*4.
jf\_ and Furnished Country HOTEL, with te';;!
an area of Two Acres Fine Land, and a Mable,BJ|v»
to accommodate SO Head of Horses, is offered at the
low price of #3,000. The place is doing a lucrative
business, and the owner only sells on account of
other important business. | For further pai ticulars,
address CARL STROBEL, Commission Agent, No.
321 J street. PflfltPfll ' . mr »--P-*
737 jyTAXtttn-CBTC 1 ST.,
S ABf Jit RASCIBCO. ,
TTANDSOMELY FURNISHED . ROOMS FOR
Transient gnest*. en suite or single.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN,
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fl. PLANING MILL,
ENGINE AXD HOI I KB. ALL COMPLETE.
C 9" Well located for business in Sacramento. -
Apply to F. G. WATERHOUSE, with W. P. Cole*
man, No. 325 J street. fe24-lpti -■
± AG. GRIFFITH'S
SI GEAHITE WORKS
I|n GRANITE WOEKS
JP^*^jMJav PEJfKfH CAX.
s«£-«*-4jJK*j_rr*lHE BEST VARIETY AND
'^^■SBKbJ 1_ Largest Quarries on the
■ Pacific Coast. Polished Granite Monuments, Tomb- -
Stones and Tablets made to order. ■ --.-
Granite Building Stone
Cat* Dressed and Polished to order. dll-lpo
SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD-UNION.
: HALE BROS. & CO. ' v
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WE DO NOT WISH TO USE THIS SPACE
AT THE PRESENT TIME
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For An Ordinary Advertisement ;
Bat we occupy it differently, because we deem it the best means
of saying to the public, in the most emphatic manner,
what we have to state upon a peculiarly
delicate subject. ''.
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tr We regret to learn that through some cause for which we cannot account, and
from some source that we are unable to trace, but which would seem To find its origin
in a malicious and unfriendly feeling against us in some quarter, l
a- REPORT HAS GAINED GROUND,
A REPORT HAS GAINED GROUND,
Not touching us in our capacity as business men, and which, from a strictly business
point of view, we might allow to pass without referring to it, BUT WHICH WE
DESIRE TO STAMP OUT before it gains any considerable currency among the
thinking portion of the community. •
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WITHOUT MINCING MATTERS,
We may state that the report in question is to the effect that our attitude towards the
. Jewish people is one of hostility, and that we are here
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To Run Out the Jewish Merchants I
We desire to say, flatly and distinctly, that such is by no means the case. We are
not pleased that any should have mistaken our business here to be founded upon narrow,
intolerant, and un-American springs of action. We entertain no such ambition, and
cherish no hopes for any such results to arise from our progress in Sacramento:
Difference in religious creeds, race prejudices, and purely political beliefs are
matters that no business men of liberal views will allow to enter into their considera-
tions of business procedure, and, in this advanced age, we don't propose to allow a report
to gain credence that we have gone one hundred years behind the times, and now cherish
prejudices unworthy of our forefathers.
WE DO NOT SOLICIT THE SPECIAL FAVOR OF ANY CLASS OK ANY
CREED. We have respect for all sincere beliefs, and for all honorable men. In social
converse and business intercourse, we have mingled freely beyond the bounds of what
beliefs we may be devoted to. If we are capable of carrying on a successful business,
our views must of necessity be broad enough to reject ideas that are weak, intolerant
and sectional. None are more avowedly hostile to bigotry or nonsensical excljsiveness
than we are.
All this we say, not for effect, or as a hint at explanation or apology, but that the
subject has been several times lately brought before us, and We dislike the NARROW-
NESS OF SOUL AND EDUCATION that the expressions imply.
OUR PRESENCE IN SACRAMENTO IS FROM PURELY MERCANTILE
CAUSES. We had some money to invest, and seeking a field for business activity we
decided that this was a center in which we could, with our unusual facilities, establish
ultimately a permanent and healthy business, yielding a reasonable interest on the
capital invested, and at the same time giving the public the best value for the money
that they had ever received. '■'*-'
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¥c have Purchased a Property Here,
And henceforth our interests are identical with those of Sacramento.
With our r fellow-citizens we therefore desire to have no parrel ■ from
any cause. We . aim to build up a ; business upon sound principles,
minding our own affairs exclusively, and hoping that by the shrewd
and able . manner in which we may conduct our business, we will
command: the support and trade of all classes of the community.
We have no parrel against those in rivalry with us. : Nothing
earnest endeavor will result in success, and all are entitled a
place in the race.
These are our views, and we wish them understood, in view of some reports to the
contrwy. VERY RESPECTFULLY, • '
CORNER NINTH AND X STS, SACRAMENTO
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specifications with that aim in view.
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rapidly as possible, so as to accommodate the
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Pacific coast. "We shall endeavor to be able to
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P ROPRIETORS OF TH E
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400, 402, 404, 406, 408 X STREET, - - ... SACRAMENTO.
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Our NEW ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST will be ready for distribution in "a. short time. We
forward them, as well as samples, FREE OF CHARGE to any part of the Pacific coast.
BUSINESS CABDS : :
T. B. HeFABLAND,
A TTORNEY AT OFFICE, SOUTHWEST
x\. comer of J and Fourth streets. Residence,
H street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, mr9-4p*
JOHN EITEL. ■"■ J ■ ■
ASSAYER AND CHEMIST, NO. 317 J STREET,
Sa<**raT*gento, Cal. All Assays and Chemical
Analysis accurately carried out at short notice and
moderate rates. Mining Property Sold and Gold
Purchased. Instructions given in Blowpipe Assay-
ing, by which gold and silver can be discovered in a
few minutes in an ore or alloy. (Send FOR Circular.)
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W. A. HI elisor*. M. D..
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office, southwest cornet of Seventh and J
streets In Bry*«'s new building, up stairs. Resi
dence, southeast comer of Seventh and N streets,
Sacramento. Office hours : Ito 8 and 6toBP. a.
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-- K. It. i HILLINGS - A ' CO.; JJPfIy
IMPORTERS : AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. V Agents
for Dr. Jaffe's Celebrated ! Cinchona Bitters; also,
agents for Litton Springs Seltzer Water, Sonoma
county, California. No. 11l X street, between Fourth
and Fifth. •--.-■ *'-.---- .- ■ ... > fe2s-4plm 7
JAMES . MrGI'IRE, flfl
MANUFACTURER OF IRON DOORS, SHUT-
ters, • Railings, Gratings, House-work and
smithing in general, No. 148 X street, between
Fifth and Sixth " Second-nand Dorm »or sale :'■-'.
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ISSfi. : -fl.' v. v FOSTER, ;^";;.'.iisBii J
BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULES AND BLANK
JL> Book Manufacturer, No. 319 J street, between
Third and Fourth, Saaamento. * - - -■ fe2o*4ptf -
Jpfl W. R. KNIGHTS,
CORNER OF i FRONT -AND L STREETS
\j | 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-
ments.' .:■*■-- > --v ■ .»■ ■■■ ■■■ f-*s-*ntf i
'.". S. CABLE. ', % ■ -"-'■' "- B. J. CROLT.
....flyfli CABLE A CROLT, _ ,'
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
y pared to do all kinds of work in their me, in
dty or country. Prind-oal place of business, Sacra-
mento. Shop, 1114 Second street, between X and L.
Post-office Box, 410, Sacramento. : : .v ■J. fel6 4ptf V
■ ;:.-;.;-; ■; wm; ; ELLERT RRIGGS. M. topip,
OCULIST, AURIST ; AND J PHYSICIAN Z FOR
Diseases of the Thi oat. Office, 429} i street,
corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento,
Cal.- Hours— to 12 A. a.; Ito 4 r. a Sundays—
930 to 11 A. a.; Ito4p. a. rat v.v - y: fel-tf v
tflJPfl G. M. DIXON, :M. v., -;yJ Ji:
SURGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Office and residence, on Eighth street, between
H and 1. 1 Office bon. s— Bto9 A. m., and 12 to 2 and
otoBP. a. Diseases of the Eye and Ear a specialty.
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IRON T AND I BRASS 3 FOUNDER ';• AND "; MA-
■••: chinist. Front and N streets. . Manufacturer of
j Guttenberger's Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
I and Clog Crusher and Barley Mills. All ■' kinds of
j Hydraulic Pipes. I For sale, Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses. YfI'YYY-Y.p.-y.i-fl fl ::"■ '• ja3l-4plm : A
pBSIs^E;- fl fl REMOVED. .
CHARLES T. JONES f AND ED. iM. MARTIN,
. \J/ 2 Attcrneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, . h.-ve :
removed I their . office to No. 607 J street, betw* en
Sixth and Seventh.' ■-■.-. yty-yy.yx • . ia24-4plm v-
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BUSINESS CAEDS. ? ,
'. :.; . JIIUCS BTRITZ, ~. ~*
SUCCESSOR TO FOX k STRUTZ, IMPORTER
and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
etc., No. 420 J street, between Fourth and Fifth,
Sacramento. ' All orders promptly attended to.
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. 11. H. iHc 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 bailer,
complete. . .-...■ mrl-Mptf
CAPITAL ALE VAULTS,
NO. SO2 J, AND 1005 . THIRD v STREETS
Hot Lunch daily from 11 a. m. to 1 o'clock
F. a. The Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
mr!3-4plm ■*■■■* BOWERS & LONQABAUGH.
• . DR. WALLACE A. [ RRIGGS
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-
■ dence to Dr. O. L. Simmons' Building, J
street, between Second and Third.' Offlce hours : 8
to 9 a. a., 11 a. a. to 2 p. m.. and 6 to 8 r. M. mr!2-tf
:-A Y GROTS L. -lomsoN,
ATTORNEY AT OFFICE, " FIFTH ST..
between I. and J. Residence, No. 207 I
street, between Seventh and Eighth. mrlo-4nlm :
J. A. CI'VMXGHAM.
SACRAMENTO BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
• I street,* between Front and Second, Sacra-
mento. ! Manufacturer of Steam Boilers, Sheet lion
Work, etc. Also, all kinds of Repairing. Chang ng
Portable Boilers from Wood to Straw Burners a
Specialty. '.- v ■-■;;■ ; -.y vv ■.*•■ -> mr3-4ptf f.
CREED | HAVMOHD*, ; "
ATTORNEY , AND COUNSELOR AT , LAW,
A. Office in Quinn's new building, corner ot
Fourth and J streets (up stairS», Sacramento. . mr6-4p
C. H. KBEBS A CO., .
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS,
V Glass, Varnishes, Brushes, "Wall Paper, Wax
Flower Goods and Picture Moldings, Painters' and
Artists' Materials. Sole Agents for Averill's Mixed
Paints, Building Paper, r No. 628 J street, Sacra*
mento, Cal.: ■■-- --.:< - . **. ww fel-4ptf *
-* t-iij.- *-* '.-.*.-'* ' .'t DR *' MATCH '■' ** * : *
OFFICE M J STREET.-OFFICE HOURS: 8
•: A. a. and 1230 to 2 p. n. ■:--. ■-■ : Ja2B-tf
H. T. BOOT. t-f ALSI. IfKLSOI*!. 1. M— MS—
ROOT, .; HEILSON -.' A ■ CO.", '
UNION FOUNDRY— IKON; AND BRASS
■ Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween N and O. - Castings and Machinery of every
description made to order. ;--.-.-;-,.■ ■ ja24-4plm .
REMOVAL.
DR. NIXON HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
- the new building Joining his residence on M
street, I between Ninth and ■ Tenth, No. 818. S Will
visit the Railroad Hospital daily at 9:30 A. ii. Office
hours— B to 9 a.m.; 1 to 3p. m , and evenings dll-lm
'-'*42 DR. Q. v IP? SIMMONS, Pp ,-*■:■
"•.TO. 212 J STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
'J3I 'v Third, Sacramento.
(9 to 10 A.M.)
tT Ofllce Honrs:-' 2 to 4 p. a. V v . j»29-4ptf i
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;'--.v':'-'AiYai'.^V.e R M.I AflPflfl
I -BOUNTY 5" CORONER ?" AND *■ UNDERTAKKS
! \fll : No 108 J street, between Fourth and Flftb
I Always on hand a large assortment of Metallic and
I Wooden Caskets, Banal Cases and Coffins. I Shrouds
I furnished and Funeral .Wreaths Preserved.:. Coffin
-orders will receive prompt attention on short noiij | j
• and at lowest rates. ; mr!4 4plm -* j
FRUITS. SEEDS AND FBODUOf.
W. R. STRONG & CO.. -
Wholesale Commission Merchants
'■JY -■'.-. AND SEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF ■
CALIFORNIA GREEN AND DRIED FRIITB
' NUTS, HONEY, SEEDS, ;
And General Merchandise.
tT All orders promptly attended to. Address:
W. R. STKONG k CO.,
mrS-lplm Nos. 6, 8 and 10 J Btreet, Sacramento.
v M. T. BBEWEB A CO.
Commsslom ■ Merchants and Wholesale
. V * DSALBRS IH
GREEN FRUIT, DRIED ' FRUIT, . PRODUCE,
Vegetables, Honay, Seeds, Alfalfa Seed, Etc.,
Ros." M ' and 139 J Htreet, Sacramento.
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D. DEBERNARDI & CO.,
WHOLESALE " COMMIBS!ONw_^^»i-
Dealers In J^vflS 1
Butter,^^ Eggs, Poultry, Vegetables,
Frail. Fish and General Produce, f ;
XT. All orders will be carefully packed. . Ha-.-lm
had long experience in shipp'ng, we have confldenci
that we will be able to give satisfaction. . Send for
Price List. ••,..*-'■ vr-yVy . ■'.-.: •,*',..-•-*-
-fli Ji D. DEBERNARDI & CO.,
Sacramento... ..;'.....*.....'..*........ ......Cal.
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. LTOH A BABNEB -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IS
Prodaee, Vegetable.*, Ratter, Egg-., Cheese,
Poultry, Green and Dry Fruits, Honey, Beans, etc.
i-Y v -fl:fl ALFALFA SEED. \
tT Potatoes in car-load lets or less.
fe_-lptl v--.-vv.Vr -fl-y Nos. 21 and M J street. t-
mmm & sons'
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Ho. SM J Street....... Sacramento.
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Ho. 23 Dnpont street - -i. San Frandsco.
L. K. ; HAMMER, :
•OLE AGENT >■ FOR * THE * PACIFIC • COAST
.' '' Pianos sold on Installments, 11 desired, and tot
rant. Old instruments taken In exchange for new
Orders lor toning carefully attended to.'. feM-lpln*
. HELVETIA HOUSE,
101 1 and 1013 Firth Street, between J and
y. fli J J.fl,YipK, Rueramentopflflty
fItCJ-fl HOLDENER s J. OEMSCH. PROPRIETORS
« Boird and lod-jini; per week, go ; I board p<r
week, Sl; board and ; lodging per day, $1 ;, single
.*ne»lsJ2s cents ; rooms per night, 25 and 50 cents. | I
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GENERAL NEWS.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
; \ UNION. J-flflJ
DOMESTIC.
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The Burned steamer -A Coincidence.
• St. Louis,- March 14ch. — The ' steamer
Howard, which , was burned . last night, was
the largest on the western waters, being 3,000
tons burden. ' She was ten years old, but in
thorough condition, and very valuable. Her
passengers all escaped from the upper deck
by being let "down with | ropes. I The Cap
tain's conduct is highly commended, and hi<?
coolness alone saved every life. Grand Duke
Alexis, of Kmsia, went from Cairo to New
Orleans on her, in 1872, and it is considered a
coincidence that - the ; destruction of the
steamer and the : assassination of the Duke's
father should occur on the same day.
* Windoin'** Bnecessor Appointed.
St. Paul (Minn.), March Governor
Pillsbury this morning appointed General A.
S. Edgerton, of Kasson county, to the United
States Senate, to fill the vacancy made by
the appointment of Windom to the Cabinet.
The new Senator will leave for Washington
at noon to-day. -
Westward-Round . Passenger*.
Omaha, March '_ 14th. — The following
through passengers were on j to-day's train,
leaving at 12:15 p. M., to arrive in Sacri
mento March 18th : Louis Tibald, Bordeaux ;
W. Xorcroiu and wife, Riverside ; Samuel S.
Sachs and wife, Miss Beatrice . Sachs,' Ida
Siddonß, Samuel W. Backus, San Francisco
D. M. Osborne and wife, Miss Osborne, Au
burn, N. Y. ' *■■; ■-*
; Thirty through emigrants left on Saturday
night's emu-rant train, ! to arrive in Sacra
mento March 20th, and 20 last night, to ar
rive March 21st. ,-';':.
Waylaid and Killed.
Nobfolk (Va.), March [ 14th. — Saturday
evening, as Thomas Mcpherson, William Old,
William Whitehorst " and a man * named
Fischer were leaving Princes*! Ann Court
house in a wagon, they were fired into from
an ambush. Old and' Whitehorst were in
stantly killed. * The murder was the result of
a law difficulty. .
Railroad Troubles In Nebraska — More
Snoiv.
Omaha, March — All the delayed
Union Pacific passenger trains, east and west
bound, have ■ now I been transferred ...*. with
wagons around the flood of water three miles
west of Fremont. The transfer will be con
tinued until the water subsides. It is said
that this is but the beßianinir of high-water
troubles on this and other Nebraska roads.
Three or four inches of snow fell here and to
the west to-day. The storm came from the
east. The Burlington and Missouri trains
between Omaha and Lincoln were abandoned
on account of the storm.
HIsCELLAKEOI'S. .
Hanlan says he will give Trickett or Court
ney fifteen seconds start in a five-mile race
for any amount, and Wallace Ross ten sec
onds to start for the same distance.
... At Worcester, Mass., Sunday, the Pied
mont Church raised * $30,000, wiping out its
debt. There has been $85,000 collected in
three years.
The City of Berlin brought to New York
yesterday $500,000 in gold from Europe.
Sir i Richard Matins, Vice Chancellor of
England, has resigned.
The Italian Government accepts the invi
tation to participate in the Monetary Con
ference. :
The message of the Governor of Tennessee
recommends the legislature to accept the
bondholders' proposition of payment of the
debt with twenty-nine-year 3 per cent, bonds.
The Communist* in New York have called
a meeting to sympathize with the Nihilists
and rejoice in the death of the Czar. They
have cabled congratulations to the Nihilists
in Russia. '
The Supreme Court of the United States,
after rendering three or four decisions yes
terday, took a recess until noon to-day, on
account of the indisposition of Justice Brad
ley, whose presence is necessary to make a
quorum. -
The death of Colonel Edward Alexander
makes three vacancies on the retired list of
the army. General Sherman . has recom
mended the following officers for retirement :
Colonel V. L. Crittenden, of the Seventeenth
Infantry, and Colonel F. L. Dent, of the
Fifth Artillery.
' Tho bonds which were withdrawn from the
Treasury are being rapidly deposited, for the
purpose of taking out new circulation.
COLD FEET.
. It is, as we have often labored to show,
a mistake to suppose there is any warmth
in clothes. Animal heat is the direct re
sult of changes going on within the body
itself. Nutrition by food and the dis
charge of energy by exercise are the ef
ficient causes of heat. Clothes seem "
good and warm because they prevent the
cold air and objects with a capacity for
heat which surround the' body from at
tracting the heat generated within its
organism. The clothing is simply an in
sulator. It follows that it . should be
light in weight, and above all things that
it should permit .the free and full
circulation of blood through every
part of the system —to the end of
every finger and toe — and that
the muscular apparatus of the extremities
should be in perfect working order. If we
will wear foot-coverings, whether boots or
stockings, which compress the feet and
render the separate action of each toe im
possible, it is simply absurd to expect to
be warm-footed, s. Heat is the complement
of work and j nutrition, and if part of the
organism is so bound that it cannot work,
and its supply of food is limited, it must
be cold. The resort to stouter and heavier
clothing under such circumstances is sim
ply ridiculous. * Generally it is the stock
ings that compress the feet. The garter
acts as a ' ligature, and diminishes the
blood supply, while * the stocking itself
acts as a bandage and impedes the circula
tion through the extremities.
Lancet. *
A Strange Custom. -Vestiges are
abundant of a rude state of society where
religious rites were regarded as belonging
to the men only. The Semitic nations,
whether .lews or Mohammedans, still show
a good deal of this feeling, but among the
ruder races it goes so far that from many
religious and 1 magical rites women are
excluded so utterly that for a woman even
to see the sacred objects is punished with
death. For this reason instruments mak
ing a fearful and far- heard j noise are used
in such ceremonies to warn off the women,
such as huge wooden' trumpets, or flat
pieces of wood whirled round at the end
of a string, making a - whirring or roar
ing ; ' noise, : which - can be : heard ■; at
a great distance. With curiously exact
correspondence this latter instrument (not
unknown as a ; toy to * English-speaking
country boys) is used .in the same rites
among the Caffres of South Africa and the
Australians, races physically unlike. flfl '."
/ A Horse Getting Even With a Cat.
A horse at Faribault, Minn., turned loose
in his master's ! dooryard, saw a • basket
hanging on a pole about seven feet from
the ground. " It contained a pet cat. The
horse walked to the basket, put his nose
up to investigate it, and I the j cat gave the
intruding ' nose ;a fl lively v scratch. . -. The
horse turned around, looked back over his
shoulder as though to take aim and meas
ure the distance, kicked, ' and ' cat,' basket
and ■ all, * shot ■ into •- the air . like a rocket.
The horse watched the success of the shot,
then gave 'a ' low whinny of delight, and
walked away. ;-
fl Dr. Usoar's Liquor Abtisoti, carefully prepared
of the best Quill Bark by M. 8. Hammer cLraggist,
°--T-an«nt«. (Tb*. nuifhrt, tM mr tot 'lninkcnnesH.
' Hammsr's Cascara Saorada Bitters touches the
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation and liver com
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}, Hammkr'*-, Casoara StGRAi-A BrrvrsßS ' cures ell
complaints arising from an obstructed state of the
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I Hammer's Cascaba Sagrada Bitters "are meeting
with the success they justly merit. ?. Try j , -.- ■
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Sacramento. : v.v._^. -.;,.•...!,--... „.-,
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y Hammer's Cascara Sagrada Bitters for habitual
• onstipation. '- : " ..'v.- -y, ■ -.-j-. ?-;...-- -. »-, ..-,-—•*-■<■ '-
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Hammer's Cascalu • SaoRSPA Bittirs stiroula* *
* torptd liver,
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COMMERCIAL.
Sac Francisco Produce Market.
Saa Fa-jrmsoo, March 14th— r. m
Flour - Liberal purchases are said to be making
for - export v by .-. the . ( hiua 1 steamer : to-morrow.
Best v- City Extra. '■■ ii; '-lakers' Extra ?4 37i
(24 75 ; Superfine, 13 ro-E*4 ; interior Extra, 54.-.-4 60;
i -tenor BuperDu«. <& 0' 3 ; Orejrou Extra, flffll 25 V
Oregon rflue, -2 .'0 3 : Walla Walla Extra.
$1 p.ti 60S bbl , -„.. .,...,■■ „-■ ..
•fl Whkat -The usual semi-monthly collections to-,
day somewhat interfered with business. 'Change
hour passed very quiet the record of transactions
being quite limited. Sales include 400 ctls (air
milling, Sl 35 ; 1,000 do -rood ahippiiifs'' $1 33} ;
1,800 do fair do, 71 30 ; 1,000 do off grade, Sl 20 tf
ctl. We quote No. 1,41 35(31 37} ; So. 2, Sl 30(3
1 o'2i $ ctl. ' " .
Barley— a lot of 1,200 sks good brewing was
transferred on 'Change at $1 17}- < Feed brought
80c * ctl for 200 aks good, and 75c for 255 sks of
medium quality. Brewing is quotable at $1 10(3
--1 20 ; | feed, . 75<gS0c ; Chevalier, $1 16@1 20 for
choice standard bay, and 60c(35l 10 for coast."*.
i Oats— The market to-day was rather inactive.
Transactions are not worthy of detail. Humboldt,
81 40@1 60; coast, ?l 35031 50; Oregon and Wash
ington. Territory. 81 35(31 55; Surprise. 81 GOVS
1 70 tf ctl. .
Cork— Effort! to make sales resulted in the In
significant transfer of 100 sks large Yellow at sl
tf ctl. - Quotable at Sl(31 05 V ctl for large and
small Yellow; Wh'tc, $1 10@1 20 $ ctl.
Rye— 55(31 65 tf ctl.
I Buckwheat— $1 75(32 fell '
Hay— sß 50 to 814 60 V ton.
Hops— 16,000 lbs went forward yesterday to
the Australian Colonies per steamer. Quotable at
is<g2oc *-,! lb. ■*•*.-•
Seeds We note heavy imports of . Oregon Flax,
aggregating nearly 4,000 bags. Sales are reported
in hey York ■of California Mustard at 4jo
for Brown and 4(34Jc «JJ th ; for Yellow. We
quote Mustard, $1 60(31 75 for Yellow, and
Sl 50ai 60 for Brown ; Canary, 3-' (33lc; Hemp, Be ;
Rape, 2Jotv>Jc; Timothy. B@<*c for native, and
10.311 c for imported ; Flax, 2@2Jc ; Alfalfa, IAS
15c 3*. lb.
■' Potatoes — From Oregon and Washington Terri •
tory we have received within twenty-four hours
about 6,000 bags. The market, however, is in
such good condition that these' large arrivals are
not expected to depress values. Sweet sold
this morning at 82 50(33 50 $ ctl. We
quote : River . Red, 75 <gsl ; Early Rose, Sl ;
Tomales, , $1 20(31 25; Petaluma. $1 vVOvIV; Hum
boldt, Si 15@1 20 for Red, 86(a90c for Kidney and
$1 10(31 15 for Peachblow ; Oregon and Pius I Sound
$1 » ctl *
Brass— Bayos. $1(31 25; Butter, Sl ,'nl 40 for
small, and 81 55(e*l 65 for large ; Castor, $3(33 50 *
Lima, *2 50(32 75; Pea, 82(32 05; Pink, 95c@
8105; Red, 05(rt-?l 05 ; small White, SlSdia'*
lai we White, $1 65(31 SO V ctl.
Vegetables The prevailing north wind checksar
rivals. Green Peppers, 15<318c ¥ tt; Marrowfat
Squash, $15 $ ton; Artichokes, 35c $ doz.; Pars
nips, $1; Beets, 75c; Carrots, 40@50c; Turnips,
50(3(l0c $ ctl; Cauliflower, 75c tf dozen ; Cabbage,
75c $ cti; Garlic, Kgljctf n>; Sprouts, 2sc; dry
Okra, 8@10c; dry Peppers, 12.j(315c ; Green Peas,
6@Bc; l.hnbarh, 6<a9c ; Tomatoes, 10c; Aspara
gus, 7(3Sc tf lb ; Cucumbers, 75c@$l tf dozen.
Fruit— About 500 bxs Oregon Apples arrived by
steamer yesterday. A shall consignment of Straw
berries that arrived late on Saturday was carried over,
selling this morning at our inside figure. Appies, 30
@35c tf box tor orainary andSl 50,31 75 for choice
qualities ; strawberries, 25.340 c '„' basket ; Lemons,
$6@9 tf box for Sicily, and $2(32 50 tf box for
California ; Limes, $*@9 tf box for Mexican, and
$2:33 tf box for California; Tamarinds, 12(815^
tf ttv : Bananas, $2(34 ¥ bunch ; Cranberries, $22 50
tf bbl; California Oranges, $1 50@S tf box; Sugar
Cane, $1 60(3*2 tf bunch.
Butter— The market is in an unsettled condition.
The Constantine arrived this morning from the
lower coast with 430 packages, though not dis
charged until late in the day. Reports of sales are
somewhat conflicting, varying from 28@30c V tb for
finer grades, with lower rates for less choice de
scriptions.
. Ciibesk — Beyond a good demand at unchanged
rates there is nothing to report California, 1. <
14c; do, in drams, 14@13c; Eastern, 17^2Ul':
Western, 14iai5c tf lb.
Buss— situation is not changed since Satur
day. I From 17@18c V dozen includes all business.
Nearly 150 boxes arrived from the lower coast.
Oamr— For the few consignments at hand today
dealers were willing toaccentalinostanyoffer. Quaii,
25@l 50; Mallard Ducks, 82 50(33; Canvasback
Ducks, $2 50@3 ; Sprigs, 81 75i.« 2 ; Teal, Sl 50@l 75 ;
Widgeon, $1 25(31 50; Brant, 81 25@1 50; Geese,
Sl for white and f2(ai 50 for gray : Honkers, 83@4 ;
Snipe, 30<350c for common, and $2-32 50 V dozen
for English ; Hare, 82@2 25; Rabbits, 8-3125
¥ dozen. * *-
Provisions— Quite firm. Eastern Hams, Hit
14<rC ; California Hams, llglljc; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, 13<gl3ic; California Smoked Bacon, 12@
12 Jc for heavy and medium, and 13hjl J for light and
extra light ; Clear Sides, 12i<ai21c; Pork, $12 5<"<3. 1 5
for Extra Prime, $15(315 50 for Prime Mess,
820 for Mess, 821 for Clear aud 822 for Extra Clear ;
Pigs' Feet, 814(315 V bbl; Mess Beef, $10 fat
bbls and S6@6 50 for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef,
SlO 50(311 ; Family Beef, $13«*13 50 # bbl ; Cali
fornia Smoked Beef, 10(310Jc %1 lb ; Beef Tongues,
88 8 dozen; Eastern Lard, lojailjc V lb for a'l
styles and sizes of packages; California do, 10-ir
es, lie ; 5-11. cs, lljc ; pails, 12@12Jc; Royal do,
12} ctf lb.
Wool— Sales of California spring clip wen- Dia*te
in New York Saturday at 20<921c % to. There ie -.jo
local market. Prices arc nominally 17019 c tor
seedy, and 10@21c for free.
Saoramento Market
Fruit— Our Sacramento quotations are from
the price-lists of W. R Strong k Co., and are
revised up to 6 r. M. yesterday. They rep
resent trade prices, and have In view selected
fruits suitable for shipment : Spitzenberg, an ether
choice eating Apples, $1 25 "0 box; cooking, SJOo&Jl 25;
papered for long shipment, tl 25 oraDges, Califor
nia, $2<a3 V box ; lemons, Sicily, tflO-ai-.' V box;
California, $4@5 ; bananas, $-1(34 50 1*) Hunch ; sugar
cane, $2 50@3 V bunch ; pineapples, SS<§9 y dozen ;
limes, fl 50@1 75 » 100; do, # box, $IC*J*.l.
In fruit the variety is small, confined mainiy to
apples anil tropical fruits. California Oranges are
now coming forward freely, and are improving in
quality, as the season advances. Sicily Leu.. are
temporarily out of market.
Dried Fruit— Apples, sii ye.l , CVSSc ; do quartered,
6@7c ; pears, OfJMlc ; plums, pitted, 14(aiC>c ; whole,
rK*Bc ; peaches, 13(g14c ; peeled, 18(gl9c ; prunes.
12@140 ; blackberries, 15<ai8c ; Figs, 7s.' 0 .
Honey — Comb, San Diego, 13,; i 17c ; comb, in 2-i*)
cans, S3 50@4 ; extra extracted, B©loc $ fcv ; co- -
mon extracted, 6<<rSo 31 tt>.
Seed— Alfalfa, 14@16c; Timothy (Pastern), 10@
12c-; Red Clover, 14016 c ; Red Top, 13@15c.
English Walnuts, 9@loc ; new California
do, extra choice, lOdr-U'c Almonds, 16(915c ; Pea
nuts, 6@7c for California and B<a'9- for Eastern ;
Hickory Nuts, 8@10c ; Pecan, 15c ; Filberts,
15c ; Brazils, 13c*l lc Vlb ; Cocoanuts, $9@lo 100.
— Our quotations are from the price-lists of
E. A. Burr, of this city, and are corrected to daUi :
Oat hay, "*ls<ai7 *{8 ton, baled ; alfalfa, $11,-12 V ton,
baled; bran, $14@15 9 ton; barley, 420 « t.-.vv ;
ground barley, il 10 ¥ cwt.; vbeat, it 2531 SO ;
oats, $■} ¥ cwt.; white wild oats $2 25. .
,- * : . Eastern and Foreign Markets.
Nkw York, March 14th.
| Brbadstutfb— Flour is Steady and Wheat is
strong, latter at 41 1601 20. -
Hides— Steady at 22J<323c. :-■. '. 'i. '.
-■■ Wool— Steady at 14<gjlSo for fall burry, and 19c to
26c for clean fall ; spring hurry, ISfgStc V clean
spring, 20@30c ; pu led, 38<346c. - -
Livkri-001, March 14th.
Wheat— Good to choice California, Os 5d to
9s fid. - Spot lots are quiet and steady ; floating car
goes firm ; off-coast cargoes 46s 6d ; not much in
quiry for cargoes on passage for shipment ; French
country markets Crm.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
- San Fbancisco, M.rcii 14. 1381.
MORN I NO SESSION.
1250pliir ..„.. 3 80@3 75 170 8e1cher ........... 80c
220 Mexican... 85W4 80 220 Sierra Ner. 6*'«J
2500.4 C 3 258-3 20 100 Confidence 2 U5&2
. 100 Best* Belch ..6s<«*Jj 30 Utah. ....61W61
65Californi» 90c 600 Bullion 50c
1215 Savage 1 60@1 65 81 Exchequer. <*«
150 C. Virginia. 1 60(31 65 520 Overman 00c
lOOCholbur 170 50 Justice s<v
315 P0te5t...*........ ....2 30 Union. ii
2 OHale ft N 3 2 1358. II il! fie
255 C. Point.... . It.' 975 Alu 165(8160
180 Y. Jacket... 50(<r2 55 250 Andes fl.l 10
200 Imperial I'c 150 Benton 50c
125Kentuck 1 25 200 Concordia. 450
AFTERNOON SESSION.
20 N. 8e11e.. .....:. ...'.14 50 Bu wer ....... ....2
lOOG.Prize .....85c 300 Good .haw. Mo
35 Argents 15c ;8 ' Concordia 2 £5
20 Navajo 280 60-M0n0.....: 125
5 0 Tuscarora 30c 200 Jupiter 20c
300 Day lie 103 Noonday 1 SO
750 Albion 1 15@l 20 100 Addenda... ;....... 20c
4 O.M P0t051.. ........20c 50 N. Noonday.... '■ 11
100 E. M. D... ..15c 6700r0. * .650
150 Col mbus 1«»1 M »70Tir,top 4}W4
180 80die.. ...... ...63^6- 250 H. Cnter...3 70(i«b
lOOßechtel ...60c I £0 8. King...... .......23
150 Syudicate "* : % '
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed March l«h.
V John Wittich to Andrew J. Longenecker— Decem
ber 31, 1880 ; grant ; lot 2, on Main street, in the
town of Elk ('rove.
- : Tha United States to John L. — January 5,
1876 ; patent; the east half of northeast quarter
section 20, in township 10 north, range 8 east, con
taining 80 acres. v ..Vy ; , -v - .
Leibig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic.
Professor E. ■M. Hale, M. D., .: autl t
Materia Medical of New Remedies, Professor
at the Chicago Medical College,' recommends
'oca I for hoarseness, weak voice, : tickling in
the throat, cough, asthma, palpitation of the
heart, i difficult j and % oppressed | breathing, ;
fainting fits from nervons weakness, debility
during convalescence from typhus, hysterical
complaints, nervousness and nightly restless
ness ' of children during , dentition. * • Beware
of cheap, worthless imitations under oar and
similar names. Ask for Ccca Beef Tonic. *
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Amokg other thing?, Dr. Ransom's Hive
Syrnu .: contains' honey, ; bops, • toln,' : lob.-. i.i,
skunk cabbage root, and is therefore excellent
for coughs, colds and croup.' -I; is pleasant
to take. ;>•■' r -■ -■.':.-"'.■■■-':■.• y-y .-.■••-.•*'.-. v"v- -y-J
Hammer's C'sstara Sagrads, Bitters cures
constipation,' liver con plaint and purines the '
blood. •■; i-y-tY-iYtyiyy /..;:;■; v
vi Hammer's Cascara rs***r»»d» Bitters U: 'he f
best spring medicine. " v." fIPY
v-vvv-. p.-r-T. .-..,_» -*~T7. — " -fl.
fl- Hammer's ', ( .V.-cara ' Sagrada Bitter* "li' in '.
antidote for malaria.'-''v^fl^fflg*jM^ys^fe£
! "S Pi'v-i' Imporied' CiuAti.l at ■ Hammer's I >rug!3?#*jS
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