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COMMERCIAL.
Sat Francisco Produce Market.
Sa» PaAxcmOG. September 6th— l r. K.
l Lorn — Steady at current rates. Bart city Kx
tr», 45 S"J;£, 50: Sa^r.u. , H 606 i 76; Interior
■ttn. *4 7,5 <S5 '. Interior iv,-. r hia, IS 76 v. l ¥
bhl
Wnr..u - i>o : r:i!>]« nu!',i if parcels 1 are wanted at
91 70, and p.-rLaiis a shade uuira would be paid iv
s.>rne saua over 1,000 hags changed hands this
morui gatsi W Snipping gradis are not moling
t.-rv freely. At the Produce fcxchang.3 business is
quite slim. The only tr*Dsad:o:i recorded t >-d iy
ni a lot of 10b w.is .No. 1 White, deliverable next
October, at tl < -7 a exporter* are offering i\ 63 for
ill -t loU, but i. iMers are nut eager w meet the
iu.irket at that l-.-'ire.
i^uotaii-.;.-. o( So. t grade* it leading centers to
day are telegraphed as follow* :
Chicago. St. Louis. New York.
Spot, ¥ cental II ees »1 6fi SI BS|
September 1 643 1 >-J» 1 Mi
October.. 180} 161} 1 boi
November 1 6tJ 162} 1 86J
December 1 ttfj 1 91J
At the Grata Exchangs this afternoon the sale*
Included SOO tr.nt j,o. 2 September, £1 fit ; 100 do
0ct.... r. #1 63}; SCO do, *1 K'-\ ; ■//>'} do November,
tl Ct'i ; ! odo December, 81 64* ; 100 do January,
?. d V ctl.
BAaLKT— Today »as a lively one at the Product
£xch.i- .jje. 1 lit- speculative £ee!in(f was vtry pro
nounced, and some spirited bidding occurred, re
sulting iv liberal traiuacuona. At no seatloti since
the eotaoliahmeut ol the cill cjhUui lias the volume
of i.'i-u.»i.:ti b • lar.'e r^ tlnx morniu-;. lyepteaiber
■'. ', v^ric»ta*»-Sid« * tip 1 .- 1 -'>•»■■.• w;u..n t*..
days. On Monda> |1 2ti «*s cranidered an extreme
pnee a but tliin mi rnii.x sales wt.Te male v high as
tl :-\. Nearly a' l future showed a i>r(ipc>rtioiiaU.
advauce. Bpi'culation in No. 2 Feed, seller '« option
1832, was uuu»u«l>y activf, Luyern ueminxly l*in.
moro plentiful thin seller*. On Mm. day, il iu'/'
1 i!l were raßog ' »'<» (or »n.!i truiM< tioi.a, while
to-day 91 Is#l '^C did not appear tv be considtrud
SOBISIBI figures. Brewlre und Chevalier are
not rouspii n >us fixtures on the ■'all. To. day's sales
include 60 t .us No. 1 Septtmhir, *1 Hf; "100 ilo,
fl 3 J ; SC»> do O.tf. v *r, SI 32; 100 do, $1 32J ;
100 ihi (ioranitar, *1 32J ; 100 do No. 2 September,
tl S3 ; 100 d". 81 29 ; 100 do October, |i 2U ; 100 i*o
Paasßter, P -'i ; HO" do seller 1B»2, tl tf ; nw
Jo, «l 261 ; iOdo, 81 22 j ; 800 do, SI so y ctl.
KiUs at !■'■•- lira n Exchange elobrace 100 tons
Ku. 1 Iced, oo^bcr, $1 3.! ; 200 do, *1 31J ; 50 do,
tl 31 ; 100 do NovemSxir, si 32 » cU.
O/ii»-A«Jeul esu basrs choice .Southern Coast Is
reported at ii TU *f ctl. Market gentral.y easy at a
rai.i-eof ii i'»r*l 75¥rtl.
Uyt.- An ufftr toeill Wo. 1 in September at £2 25
bf |it ■ id of ,-j i- ctl. Cistern was offered
■aU . )-jut>l U, against tl 7i 'g ctl bid. Sales
o( 100 Uf.? No. 1 Caliiorma were recor led fir Sep
tember it ii jo.
Coex— jl 7."> »? ctl for Large YeCow. For October
delirerlusof No. t, tl 62] i» bid.
HiV -Alfalfa, *11(<«13 50 ; Wheat, »13(S)« ; Wild
Oat, rl2«!.". >j *ton.
KBon -408S0c»fc
SiatDß— liusu.-d, i 3 for Crown, aii.l tl 7'(n<
: M (or io.iow; t>niry, Ltttbfc ; Hemp, 6c;
Kape, 2«{i^ • Timol .-. 7VRc for native, ai«t Vft I
10c lor imporUd ; Allaiia, 10@I2ic : JTiis,
It.
Potato,-- -I'.-ir!) Bow, SicS»Jl ; Gi-riiet Chile,
tl.al I'J V c-tl ; S*eet «1 75 '•» cU.
- -'■* ■■'.<•!>>» V ctl for silver-skins and 30@40c
V sack for lied.
!;.-.*>.- — Cuutinue to weaken in price. Bayr*,
12 4k.<i 60; liutter, »3 io<ai E0 Mr «ma:l, and
t3.t".J to for large; Lima. J3 50(*3 75 ; Pea,
|2Ma2 75; Fink, ?2(fr2 i:. ; iiua, &»•> «j ;
rouJl Wh;le, irl 50^2 70 ; large While. 12 4"f12 f5
WeO.
Vkomaiii.es — V»luus uudisturbeil. r-'upplics
free. .Marrowfat b>|uush, $ii(as %i tou ; Car
r.u, jVI):; Turnipn, TBcfefl V ctl: C»uii
fiontr, UXgGoc V ior ; Ciujli&gt, 60475 c V ctl ; G»ri:c,
4o » fi> ; Cucumbers, la@3oc V b»x ; Green Teas
i 'S.-VB>: Grocu I'eppers, SQ&7S: y box; Turna
■, M(tMeV U>x ; S|.Uiach, 26c * sack ; Celurj .
Me V ■bjiK.i ; Summer Kijjaeh, IflQWlci W box;
btiii.. I M, 9 "ir. y B,; Ureeri Com, s<4Kc- V dozen ;
ukra, .'«^u7ic ; Egg Piaut, tO<«7f>c V box
riuii — tUceipU are leas liberal, though nmple
for luirket rtquiromei.M. Apples, 2n«.oc V bskt
and soc(f<tl %< box ; l'car», 2'.(s4oc *■ l>aßket
k:.d lO^Ww i» box ; Bartiett. SO(rf7sc bisket an.l
$1 '.thufty box; Nectarines, 7oa//rl p box ; ijtnw
bcrriee, *10ial2 9 cheat ; Raspberries, (f KMali ¥
otMt , fescues, 3J«>*#l » box and 3(X^'^-C V basket
f r commou and 76cft¥l for choce; Figs,
*>xs7:k m box ; Grapes, 35©50 c' for common, ."*(;(
7icfor lilaik Uau:l>urg, 50>g75c fir Rose tf Peru,
and MflMa V box for Muscat ; Plums, IE '
7ic W l»'x; til«ikVrri>3, Hdi, l< cheet ; Water
liieions, *3 b'.'fgS V 100; Cantaloupes, UOdttl V
crate; i^eniuns, t£.d9 % box for K.cily and il(gl i)
V box f.-r Oliforuu ; Limea, il-.ql!> V box for M>.x
:. .i-i ; Tar.i>nnds. l?*-fn Va ; Bsnan&K *'• 3 f>o
» boneti ; Piii«|ii.!»«. *6iß S V dozen ; Tahiti Or
w.£e*. «sSr>A(la V 1,000.
liO!tm— Comli, 14f<rl7i:: extracted. 7ia'Jc ¥ lb.
J.i/ttkr— Sijriw of weakness are s-:d to be more
r.iddutej#>>«9V '"'■ ■ choice, Ss!ft37Jc ; fair to
gfKHi, 2B*»34|<?; ii:'t'ior lota from country Ft res,
•^Ua-il.c ; firkin. Ki^Slc for good to choice, and
ZtdKMe for ordinary ; pickled roll, 3Oirt32Jc ; Kast
>m>. mBKe V tb.
Chkens — Markit My. California, 12j(il3;'c
for choice : KKgl2c for fair to good ; do, factory, in
iv.-, i:. .»iu: ; i-ju-icrn, ir, ,r ; i7c ; Western, lly rijc
»■ 11..
Wuoi.— Consumption 'has large] v declined sine;
pnc.f were advanced Market fairly xUady at an
nexed rate*. California, choice, 4'V4se; Interior,
:;-! .r:!7{c ; Kanen, »oqß2}c; Orcgou, tttftje V
.lizt-ii.
PuCUfar— l>calers anticipate an improvement in
viluis vuy s;io.i. Live Turkeys, gobblers, I ■">.<-. lao ;
Jo tuns, lw/17i ; Uooaturs, ti\u6 for i.ld, und
it :•> ■<'• for young: Hens. $6^6 .'•.); Broilers,
t..^3 iD, a c /ruing to bum; ; Ducin, 44i«5 :■<* ¥ doc;
<.:■■■ *!■ i\ SS V natr : UiHiing ■, $1 ■.-.">•;» 1 75 "f 1 pair ;
U .flings, ?1 ZSijfl 7t « pair.
OiMK— dar -. #1 7:Mni » ; Rahhlt*. tlrt»l 60 V
doi; Hoics, M)>Ji76c Vdoz; Venison, 10«12o * B.
w ol -Markit dull. No immediate change is ex
pe«J .1
iluDil-old: and Meodocino, V It 25(a26}c
. i. rr.u 24<ii2o
BMd] on and Modiie 20@26
San j.a,|uin, free 17c<rl8
San Jouquin, defective No sale
Boutin m Coaat, hurry and ccetly 16<tfl7
i. >•!. m Hi sf.im. choice _ 25@24
Eastern Oregou, fair. 20(122
>jisteni Oregon, poor .Ib>*l»
\ -il'cy Oregou, lino 25(327
y>4l. > Oncoo, coarse 25&24
I astern aid Foreign Markets.
Niw Yoaa, Stftamtm 6th.
BaiAMrurrs — riaur is steady and Wheat b> I
qotot, latter at 11 1.'.^l 17 V bushel.
-California \9 more active at 12&14 c for
fall ! arry, :uid ltk?r:,ic for clean fail ; spring burry,
in •■'<• ; !tan spriiii, 24^2^ ; pulled, 1» /4' I'-11 '-
11 1 »ss— California are strong at 24if;4^c.
Chicago. Sei.teml>< i I !.
at- dt'ic for ne» crop September.
Com.— <i<;;-for Bcptsmbat,
1 1 i-.k— *2l t.O for October.
Ijru-»12 05 for Soptemlicr.
Cacox -*13 10 tar Sept. inl>cr for nbn anil|l3 X
foi ohort rilni.
I.r.KßrooL, BtpUSBCMT oth.
Unit- Calif >mi» spftt lots are dull at Is 7.1
t.. it» lOd. Car/, lots, 44 3 f.l for just shipped, !
•H< f.ir r.,arly dos and 409 for oil coast.
Sacramento Produce Ifart-et— WlioleFaJe :
,'ton^-: ■! dally (or the Rkokd-Uni .:<.:
Eackuirkto, Septcmhcr (Ith. I
Tkiit — Gripes, f\ V crate ; common, I
6Oi(7' : !'■ i !.e?, $ Bi ; L«moes,
. , i'.itKt; rfo, OilifornUi. tl DOiji ?>
h.ix; (Jrmu'cs -Tahiti, <6(S« 00 box; Lirni",
«1 .00.! J *i 100 ; •|!»n3n.-.», $3 .1004 DO V
bundi ; Pln»lppl«f, I6(«4 W rtciin ; Cocoanjts, fC 50 '
97 V 1C0 ; Plum«, 2(it4c VB> ; Prunes, 2«t4c *< ft ; I
Pcarn, common, "sc(j*i? 1 25; Bartletts, $1 . r .0.a2 ¥ box;
Apokf, 75o(«#l i". t> box ; Siberian Crabapplw, !
.'Jc.
lahi.« Frcits— Aseorted, 24-1) «n»,*!do«, fi 7i : I
Poac. .'. (■; II : Uartlett P>*rs, f2 8i ; Plums, f2 b'j ; j
RUckbcrries, »3 ; (iooseherriua, f3 25 ; Strawberries, j
ft il; Apr!c.;t4-, (SB; Muscat Gnpcs. ti 75 ; Ke.i
OniMi jK 2S; Ciierrles, «3 2i.
l*is Fa-Jira— Ajw..rt«l, ii-Ib cuds, dot, J2 12} ;
MS-irtod, t-ailou (aim. $!i; Po*clie«, ?*-lb auia,
«5; Portland BlußWrrie*. i-tt) caua, |S ; Whor
ikiicirits. tl "5
Dcisd Fh> its— Apples, siloed, B-SB' V 1b; do
qawtand. .'niO;: pcurs, jwelod, bmioc; do, nn
11- •. ■let., 4-a.V; ; Planif, pltteU, Jo<*Hc; Peaches,
8 310>.; do. peoleii, l>V'*c; Prunna. Oerm&n and
Krcnoh, )2;<Hj; n'»cV:.errles, lfl^*17o : FUr". Ca'l
fornla, C v «r7c *B , but none d (rceh croj> in mar- i
kot.
Vioctablbs— Sweet Potatoes, Rod, lj^iljc *i tt. ;
Cir.»lui»s. «l COiU 7i> ¥ «:wt ; Wax and Btriiuj B«»iis,
l\ i'2c ; shell Beans, mulberry, ««!>&<: ; Lim»s, 4,55 c
V ff» ; Oroen corn, 15^20c per dozen ; Tomatoes,
SO^Oic Sb"i: Summer Squish, liric p tt, ; Pou
t->w, Usei*L l iv c«l; Onions, GOX^Tsc V cut; Cau- I
IL1o«er, 90c ; u»t.b w... *Urfl ;0 V cwt ; Tarrots *l V
cwt , Turiiii«,<l ib W ion ; burch vegeUbles, 12* c*
doi ; I'ai-stiij*, ljo ; Beets, lc : Celery, «0j V
dnien ; Honte Radinti, B'rtlOc * S> : Orccn l'caa. duw
•» : ttOtUtm, W*fc- * rfom' ; CucunSSsT^
«<;* Joi; Oreen P< W ef« 1 44* c V *. ; Egg Plants,
4t.r:»c ; W aUrmcloM, TacOtl %i dot, and (ull
rnnrktt : Cantaloup*, 60<a75: V dotes : Green
Okra, M7c. f> B>.
BuuDrrcrre- Floor, »5 60 V bbl; Oatmeal, 16
• l«i »« ; Commeal. yellow, tt tl^i 50 ; white,
»i 35«f2 80; Cracke.l Hne»t, J2 75«5.
PyiLTar— Urc Purkevs, 12«t13c *l 1L ; (ull ctowil
Chlckuns, to M * ikizrn ; young lUxaters, |3i<t« 50
V doi; Uioilers, iini : Dti.-«s. »*«■» 60; Ueese
•JSjJ^Jijjjy^Eiitii, oChgajc ¥ down.
I x ;^9 V " t * r - f" 0 * <«»^y. 33<aj7ic v
S> : i..ix=d lou, In roht *, * s5 = * "• : Cheese,
CahrornU, (rom lirfO**". «»* 10<*15c ; |
M.irtiii'« Cream, lS«r22c.
Mui«-B«[. 7c; llutt.m. 6c V ST ••
Pi>rk, 10.»!l^ ; V sal, snull calves, i'^9^Kff^TT
Hat, »;kai> wo Fuv-'Jat Lay, ♦ tuu, »i(!gib ;
altaiu. FlO to|l2 ?> ton ; brvn, V ton, US: mid
lillmrs, t^i per ton : h*r!ov, whai«, $\ 40 ; ground,
*1 45 ; wfcssi, »1 tUStfl 75 « owt ; taiue t«ta, *
cwt.. >i 26; com, yellow, |1 85 V cwt; white, ?2
Uikillaxiois— Seeds— AKalfa. 10<glSJ ■ ; Timo
thy, Eastora, ll@l2c » B> ; Oreirou, S«lOc;
Rtd Clove.-, lOtflbc; Red Top, lSJwttc ; Nuts—
Fj.i:lwh Walnuts, i:K<*Uc ; Almonds, 18e; Peanut?,
lli^lii: ; Tallow, Tj.iiSc; Hides, salt. BOtlOr; dry,
10i«<-j0 , Ho;»— New York, .Vi.iftV; Caliornla 46^
flOe
San Francisco Stock Sales.
Han Fbam-ihco, (September Oth
MtIKKIKO "EK.-K.N.
; ;o Ochlr... 4 «^S-'i 110 Utah. S
M . tv T^aJi 1035 BuUiwn 1
li.socud s c i ;: mi Eiche<i«r 45
t Mi. sII 7i"7 6.M ' Ititi: *v Jsc
"•1 ''.iifi'iui* »(.. Bfr).Tusticv s.v
419 'tnir' 11*91 8' .■«ll 1 ra ou 6iv(£
*»Oon. Vlr Slc^l 27J Alt* !1I«!!»J
I*/J * UwUk] i .'A**-- 31U JU I* il>C
1 ' P.iVxu I Cyt . ill' « -v-rtuuia ".Ifc
1 bin. mid N 3t:«l: :«S Hill '...We
1 9^ C. Point ...1 -lit, .9; Chillencr We
615 YJ» ket ..I Uittl d 70<k»idanUl 3 S«M3}
1»)S. SmuA £(
UOEunU ■ I I H- t* B 7|<*7l
m o«iib is(i *a enuon s»sc
/■H-ria> W<r »j Morion. s\
V* N.t.Jo « i*i i Y. jMkot 1 &J
11--'l 1 --' lodopen. 1 :'■ S7i mmv I g.\«t» 70
)sti IJeUe Ij c. «Oc:J C.l ChoUu 3 4£v«l
s:« I>M PV:<.&>ea!ed ni» /15c
1 •-•».. ii I BSI ixIC tolat 1 J6
M donm 10 ">^^NBa>
U'Eiirbl 45c Ma f» irirnWJ ' ' ' 3fc,r«?
IB M<K)te 4 81 fM Juli. .... ate
".OOTloo. Uc 4Jjß«lcber .V/,'35
S.JN. Noo^d»y Md 930 Au U»6e
*3)Oro Uci .50AJ4* V\*\
HDM WUV 3!' 74 AxxU.. ...1 7WgH». !
BMAISm 4 3 : WOronuu 30e
looTir.ws 2 10 »i potoa 1 «o#i a
lSedtiiifiK 3 4.; t5 I7t«t 41
28-J Scorpion »5i 110l< Hcn'oo 30c
m a. *o 53.551; »tsu«*Kta« ;.;..j4
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.
Yesterday s C year-old bod of Henry
Brande'., ea:oon-ke«per on .Steaart atreet,
while playing near a team belonging to
McDonald'e mill, wn kicked by one of the
horses, sustaining scrioae injuries.
The various parlors of Ike Native Sons I
of the (Jjlden Weit of San Fraociaco and
OiUland vil! celebrate Admission Day at
Schaetzen Park, Alameda, on Saturday
next. The address wiil be delivered by
Mareelius A. L> )rn, and the poem by Dana
Perkins, of Plieer county.
An amended oompUint has been filed by
l»te David Cjlton, the document beinc tiled
in < . oji'urnuty to a decision of Judge Una: '
on demurnf . The allegations are substan
tially the tame a in the original com
plaint, sav<» that a copartnership between
the deceast*! and tie defendants is set np.
Tuesday iij;-it, iv a disreputable house on
Broadway, lllatt Kerf struck his wife three
heavy b'ot& on the head because^he re
proached I in: for having taken her jewelry.
He argusd %hat he bad a right to do as he
pleased wiii her thieve, as he was her hus
band, whilj she said he had no claim upon j
her, as he had found hi* affinity in another .
woman, (jjae of the Mows cut an artery :
on the woiaan's head, while the other two j
made sever! scalp-wounde. K»rr ran away
and was in it arrested.
About jj o'clock Tuesday afternoon a
baggy t-jiKt v.tjii „' Simon Ryan and Win.
Power wti overturned by the running
away of tii horse un Hush street, near the
Cttuetery, |and !> . t ri the occupants were
thrown oi«r. Power escaped with a few
bruise?, bit Ryan was unconscious when
p eked up, fai d was found to br suffering
with ccncii eion of the brain and a frautura
at the bawi cf the skull. He was removed
to the cil;l receivirr hospital, where he
died three tours after the accident. The j
deceased T»« a married man.
Quite • large number of citizens snoi
memed to serve as jurori in tic i:a-.<- ■■{
Wheeler, the strangier, on trial for the j
murder of Adella .1. Tiilson, were ex
amined Tuesday in Department 12, and in
every icntauce the juror was excused on
account of being unable to give the ac
dised a fair and impartial trial, or for Borne
other good cause. One juror was excused
far deafness, lieing unable to hear any
thing until the Judge in a low tone of voice
told him that he was excused. A venire
was issued for 100 additional jurors.
The following has been received from E.
Schifcffelin, who organized a prospecting
P'.rty and built a steamboat in San Fran
ciuco toascsr.d the Yukon : " St. Michaels
(Alaska,, July 31, ISS_\ The New Racket
is tied up to the Alaska Commercial Com
pany's dock, all loaded and ready to tiro
up. We start to-morrow for the month of
the Yukon, sixty ir.ibß to the 'southard,'
with Charlie Peterson as pilot. One of I
thfl company's traders is going up to
Nualatto, 600 miles up the river to his
etation. From there up to the mouth of
the Tananah we will depend on-the Indians,
| We expect to winter at the mouth of the
Tahau&h, and, if lucky, will get there by
•September Ist."
Tuesday another lot of rotten salmon
was dumped off the end of the Washing
ton-s'rta wharf, they having landei in a
■spoiled condition. It is generally under
stood cow that the twenty odd thousand
I of these fish thrown into the bay were
caught before the opeiiing of the season,
and their owners, not daring to expose j
them to public gaza until after the lawful ]
time for their taking, had them conceal, d
along the river tukt, depending upon th<
continuance of the coo! weather tor their
preservation. Dut the waim weather
coming on, uptet their calculations, and
hoping to realize something out of the
general wrtck, shipped them to this city,
but of course they could not be used.
The scow schooner CaHar Bruns, Sniiday,
on which was a lar>je crew of men, went
out to the stranded Dublin and took off the
dcclc-load of lumber, her sails, rigging, ca
bles, chains and water-casks, a donkey en
gine, a lot of old iron and a portion of her
pump. She will go out again to-day, when
other material above decks will be saved.
The lumber saved is valued at about §SOO,
while the other stuff brought in will bring
the amount up to something over ?'2,CGO.
The lumber saved was uninsured, while
that still in the hold iv iuaured for §5,000.
The latter was worth about S'J.olK), and has
been turned over to the underwriter?, who
will probably not attempt to save it, as that
operation will cost nearly as much as the
water-damaged lumber is valued at.
--♦--♦ — —
COAST AND STATE.
Barley is selling for §30 per ton in Walla
Waila, against SlO per ton this time last
fear.
Idaho has a newspaper office end a lairer
beer saloon combintd, under one manage
ment. "
Wheat on .Mill Plain, Clarke county, W.
T., gives an average yield of 27| bushels to
the acre.
The Vakima log-drive required 121 days
to travel from the headwaters of the Yaki
mato Ainaworth.
The Indiana are arriving at Tacoma from
down the Sound on their way to the Puy
allap hop lieldg, and it is a common sight
to see the white s»i!s of twenty or more
canoes rounding the point.
The channel leadiDg into the Oregon City
haein is being cleared of rock? and other
debris, and a large rock that has been the
terror of steamboat men ever since the
basin has been built has been blasted ont
of the way.
An elk was recently killed in the mount- i
alrm near John Day that weighed, when !
ure?sed, 1,000 pounds. Tne horns weighed
i .->i pounds, are 44 inches in length, 46 be
twten tips, and have nix prongs. It was
shot at a distance of 500 yards.
Wo:k has been, ur very soon will be
commenced on the railroid extension be- j
>ond liodding. Ties, rails and other ma
terial are now daily arriving at . hat point
! and it is expected that before December
•here will be 1,000 men at work grading
! Uyirg track, etc. On the Oregon side of
; the lino thtre are nearly fi.OCO men em
. ployed, and the termi&us of the Oregon
I rai'.road is now gome twni!y-tive miles i
touth of ftosebur B . The Yreka Journal !
aays that unless the Californians hnrry up,
| the people will have to look to Portland
• (Or.) as a base of supplies.— [Butte Re<*
| later.' c j
i The Placer Serald tells this: "Some
tme ago, when the Towle Brothers were
using p. cable road, whereby they rnn their
cirs up and down the tide of a monntain
to conuftct with different branches of their j
regular Jiae, it happened on one occasion
that a car broke loose and went down the
bUI at the rate of about a thousand miles a
minute. Wbea near the bottom it jumped
the track, bounded through the air for a
distance of, one or Uo hundred feet, and in I
its flight vxnt through the top of a cabin
in which Were two Chinamen. Looking up
I and seeing the top of his house gone, and
realizing wbat did it, one of the Celestials
coolly ren-arked: 'That load too d»m
clooked, anyhow.'"
Fonr years ago, says the Kiveraide Presr,
( hatTey purchased one and two-year-old
-Muscat vines from a neighbor who had lost
cjDtidenoe in the raisin grape. He planted
one tod Pwnarter acres to these vine«. The
liratseaso after planting he picked the
crop, driev | the same and sold the raisins
for $50 ; t le second year he sold the crop i
on the yin b for -«150 ; the third year be
bold bis cr (p in the same way for ?200, and
thi» year tie has again sold lit grapes on
the vine fc(t $'2r.0. For four years he has |
sold his c fcps fjr a total of $650. Jhe'l
vine originally cost him about ¥3o >-£.e'ha*. '
cultivated ihe same fourMsffiT^d the , v . |
tie vineyard nowpj^rffl^,, ntt inoome Qn
vnlaatiorjX-atent SI.SOO per acre.
The cou»st between St. Jacob* OU and
rhtumatisn. wa^ a walk-over for the former.
Bonn Men.-- WellsiHealth Renewfr"
restore* hcilth aud vigor, cures dvsrepeia,
ircpotenc*. r*l.
CATARRH
SAHFOIffI'S RADICAL CURE
Complete External and Internal
Treaaneut, with Inhaler,
; One Dollar.
Asinjled »«in»tnit!y relioes tie most violent
Sneeiinjf vr H<»>l Olds, clears the head as hy ma^te
SK>ps Watery lri»charj;es (mm the Seas aid Eyes,
I'rei rats Kmo V Noioeo in the Head. Curen Xervous
Headache, and £t»luu* Chills and Fc\ er. lv Chmnic
OaHrrb, it Ui^.Sf. the Nasal Pasmfes of F.iul
Mucus, Restovs -.no Swise o( Smell, T«se and
Hearing when fectol ; Fre« the Head, Throat in i
nronthial Tuf.«ol offensive matt-r ; >we«eT« ami
Pur.fios the Br.4tt, Swps the Cuueh, and arrests the
,- >icress o( < ■ ii*;li um-ards Consumption.
o« bottl* ladica! Cure, one bo* Catarrhal
Sol>-ett<sjal Inlialer, all in ere pi^lcaife,
4 all di<M|ir Jl. A»k (or Sa- rono°s Radical
_??-___*3BS?J* Ton*-.. AO«»oii, Him.
a| I 1 1 . 100 Tms Mobr Ettkct
r.\JULfHA> Vii than .ny other plaster
v^\ /"Al or * I^ ctric "a'tcnr (or Piln
"<\V LN/%, ■- *" d Weaknea ot the Lungs.
1 "^-^HrvCrlr Li»"fr, Kidnevi snd Crinary
i_Jsi {ktr>^' <>r ? ln »i P»'tta. PuralTfin,
—^f\ ?*'lM.w Rhtainatttir, Veuraigia,
» V t^6r^~^" 'l\.»:ftis, Female Vcakoes*
■E Kcrvjus Pains asu Weak-
MS ] nesseii, Malaria am! Fiver
&L icrcll^ " ld A k" ue - Price - *5c- foW
*^OTI» l ereriwhere. di-.'-amThin
BT&RTLINC
DISCOVERY!
COST MANHOOD RESTOREtt
_ 4 Ticiim tf yoothful improdenee oaaaEn*
Hrwr.rni»lißc«y,Jler«a»DehiiitT r^**"-ir
iood^te , taring Wd In vaia e»ery knows
remeoy bas«wcorrre>lj simp's fciss^i* wtb*
j* " il i t tl'df KEE to n.s fefiow-s-jffere'r.. i£
lr«»# J U. itEV™ '• "V »-• n J -■
THE SUNDAY LAW QUESTION.
What the Editor of the "Fescue" Eas to
fay About It.
Captain A. T). Wood, the editor of the
7iV.cu>, which is the organ of the Good
Templar organization in this State — num
berrog it ii claimed about 20,000 member*
and about 5,000 voters — vu approached re
cently and asked for his views of the Sun
-1 day-law plank of the Republican platform.
I He had just read the view taken of it by
' L>r. McDonald of the Home Protective So
: ciety, and he replied that he tcuk the Eame
view of it, and thought that a large por
tion, if not all of the Good Templars of the
State would take the came view, viz., that
the so-called Sunday-law plank was en
tirely unsatisfactory and unworthy of truat
or rupport. The ro'usal of the Committee
on Resolutions to introduce a local option
plank was in itself sufficient reason for re
jecting the platform, in the view of Good
Templars and thosß who held ttie Reform
Convention of the i lth of July in Associa
tion Hall, for they distinctly made the in
sertion of a local option plank in the Be
; publican platform a condition of giving it
! their support. But the committee not only
; refused this reasonable demand, but
stamped out as soon as it was made a prop
osition to recommend amending the present
i Sunday law sa as to make it effrc
( tive. The long aud short of the motion
was that the Republican politicians had
thought to catch the vote of the Siir.day.
law people and temperance people with a
little molasses, making a great hurrah over
sustaining on the statute book the present
inefficient and practically dead- letter law.
He was not disappointed, but on the con
trary it was just what he expected from
the Republican party. They always had
treated the temperance peonle in this way,
•and always would, he thought, until they
became a separate party and ran an inde
pendent ticket. Then they wonld show
their strength. It was so in lowa. They
could get nothing satisfactory from the Re
publicans until they set up for themselves ;
then they became a power, and the linal
result was jast seen in the passage of a pro
| hibitory constitutional amendment by a
large majority vote. It would be so here,
and in his opinion it would be much better
to draw out from the Republican party,
stand by their colors firmly, let the Demo
crats win this tight and repeal th« ineffect
ive Sunday law, than to yield and vote the
Republican ticket as Ihey had done before;
for a reaction would surely ome, their
strength would be proved and prohibition
I eventually gained as in lowa.
_" Legal" notice^
PROBATE NOTICE.
IN TUF. BUKRtM OOUKT, STATK OK CALL
fornia, county of S,ier.uu«-iito. In tlie matter
.Ithe KiUte .if THOMAS BHSBHAW, daesaed.
Notice ik hereby gtree tint .V.iXDAV, the lsih .1 1\
of BKFTEMBKB, 1884, »t 10 tt'dook a. ». of said duy,
and the Couit-room of naid Court, at the Court-house
in the cit.v of Sacramento, c.untj- i,f Sacramento,
and Slate of California, have been appointed aa the
time and place for proi iii£ the will of said ThOM AS
MIKMIAN, deceased, and for hearini; the ■otHßa
tion of PATKICIv COS WAY for the issuance to
him of letters testameniaiy thereoi..
Witness my hand and the ec-al of said Court this
Ist day of SErTKMCEK. Ita2.
[BEiL.J THOS. H. BEKKEY, Clerk.
By Ciias. M. Cooiax, Deputy Clerk
Jonkh ,v Martix. Atturnevg for l'eUtioner. »i lot
REREGISTRATION.
WHKREA9, BY a.V ORDER OK THE BOARD
of Super* isoru of SacramenU> county, made
in conformity with Section 1094 of the Political
Code, and entered of record on the 9th day of De
cember, 1881, canceling all names then os the Great
Register of said county, and requiring a rctesUtra.
Uon of the voter* therein, all persons entitljd to
be registered as voters in said county are hircLy
notified to present thcmselvss at the office of the
County Clerk, in the Court-house it the city' of Sac
ramento, for such registration.
Sacrameutj, December 10, ISSI
. ,„.. THOMAS H. BKRKET,
jyiO-g _Oountv Clerk
PROPOSALS.
THE HDARD OF SUPERVISORS vV THE
county of Sacramento will receive proposals to
raise the track aud approaches of tlie wire bridire
ku.»»u as the McCrackcn liri l<(e, said bridire to be
raised two feet, or as high as cau be done without
n torferintf with tlie main cablet) ; the bridge to be
well secured by pro|>cr bli.ckinit at the abutments,
and the wires susttmin^ the truck to be shortened
and made stcure.
Also, bids for Btrcm;theiitns the Michi. an Bar
bridge, by putti.ig a new bent under the bridga or a
truss ou the top ; thu bent to l» made of Omrmi
pfne timber, 12x12 inch mudsill, Sxl2 red«ovil •
truss to be of Oregon timber, ln\lo, with proper
bolts and jods. Separate bi's will be icqtrind on
each pro[MBiti<-n. Bids »iil be niwnud TLKiI'W
SEPTEMItER 1!), ÜB£, at 11 o'clock " ji.
tO-td Tlluri. H. BEKKEY, Clerk.
PROPOSALS
FURNISHING PAPER
FOR Til?.—
STATE PEINTING OFFICE.
Omen oi BuisatuaMai S'atk Ptunua, )
Sackahento, August 'M>, IS*-'. I
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at ti, i- office until OCTOBER 1, IS."<2 at 12
j o'clock m., for FL'RMSUIN'G PAPER for the Stale
i Printing Otfice for the coming year, in qualities
and <iu»ntities as per schedule, to be furnished on
application to the Superintendent of state Print-
Bidders will please furuinh samples, with prr c
per pound or per ream, for the different \vt i rtrti
and al-o names of nrnkire wli.ise stock they propose
to supply. J r ™
Bidders will Btate their prices on the basis of
ninety per cent, in Rold coiu, and ten per oent. in
I silver coin.
j Paiier to be furnished in such y 'ifti*. more or
! le.-s, as may he needed ami onlorcd from time t<>
time by the Superintei.dsnt of State Printing. Pay.
merits to be made In warrants upou the Stale
Tre<«Bur}-.
Section 032 of the Political Cxlo prm ides that
" No bid shall be considered unless accompanied by
j a certified check in the sum of two thousand dollarn
gold coin, payable to the Governor, for the use of
the People of the StaU- of California, conditioned
that if the bidder receives the award cf the con
tract he will, within tnirty days, outer into bonds la
. the turn of ten thousand dcllars, with two or more
sureties, to be approved by the Governor of the
State, that he will faitMuily perform the c ndilims
of his contract. All bids must be for the furnijhin?
ami deliveiy of the paper at the State Printing
Oflice, in the city of Sacramento, so that the State
B'iall not be charged with any cost of transportation
or delivery."
The Board reserves the right tv reject any ur ail
bids, ami to accept all or »ny portion or any bid.
Proposals to be indorsed : " Proiiosals for Paper
for the SUte Printing Office."
Bidders are invited to be present at openlnir of
bids- J. D. YOl NO,
auSl lm Superintendent of State Printing
~MABKETSL~
"|>UTCHKRS AND POhK-PACKERS, <«rKk
13 pay tbc highest price for kmisi tnirWj|»
lio^s Constantly on hand, mr» l'.nv JX.-M*--
SuKar-cured Dams, Pickled Hama, Cr- ikfiv,, ™o n
Shoulders Clear Pork, Mess Poik, Lard, Corned
Beef, Puts' Feet, Pig»' Headj Snd Spare Kibs. Alto,
extra fine Pork Saroairc, s5 4ptf
the-pTnest meats
tCVV .Ct.l kinds, in the en v, v^k^sj^m
- \J and at Lowest Prices, will (■
always be fouud at the Metropolitan
j Market, of CONRAD SCHEPP, South- Wlt
| west Corner of Twelfth and E straeU. MeaU de
livered in all part* ot the city at all times
auU-tplm
Friend * Terry
LUMBER
ooaiFA.si'z-.
ESTABLISHED lbij.
BUCAR PINE, REOWOOD.ORECOH&TRUCKtE PINE,
At Wholesale and Betail, and
Miinufnriiirril |<> Order at Ibe Mlllit of the
Company.
Also iDoors, Windoas, Blinds, Bhakes, Shingle*
Bolts and Tie*.
MAIN* -YARD AND OFFICE,
No. 1310 Second Street, near M.
BRANCH YARD,
Corner Twelfth A J «».. Sarranmto, C«l.
injl 4r»m '
h C. ■ClTfOkt. K. O IK\!.\E. A. A. us TUikliUS
A. A, VAU VOOEHEES & CO.
(Successor* to R. STONK k CO.).
522 AND 824 J STREET,
IMPORTERS, MAjTCFACTVXKRS AXD «--*.
Jobber, of aii kind* ol &£&
teddlery and Oarrlagß Rardware,
LIATUtK AHD »Hfll; lIMIHM,
QA RRIAQ E TR IMMINQB
Keep cousULtij on har.-i a full Mock o! Imported
and domenic Harnew, Saddler, Sollare, etc.
Our m%natautur*a nmmis mvinrpußni by aat
bonne mi the com* au2-4i>] m
Pacific Wheel forks,
i. V. HILL, Proprietor,
MASXFACTT"KKR OF CARRIAGE AND
Wapn Wr eels, Oan, etc. The Trade fura
uhed at ! u »eßt priced BeM (arrUtn >■<
Wac*B* or ail k.l*l«U Blade promptly to ontal
•ad oo bud. m»-eodTuThSJM»^ tl
Absolutely Pure.
This POWDER uever varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wlj iis .xeu«. More economical tht u
the orjiuirj' kin'l% and cannot be sold in competi
tion with the multitude of low teat, short weight
»lum or phosphate pmrdatß, Sold onlt is cuts.
ROYAL DAKUVO POWDER CO., 106 Wall eUvet,
New York.
W_ T. COIEUIK it CO., AKtnU,
SAN FRANCIStX). m7-ly
RAILROADS, STEAMEBB, ETC.
Central Pacific Railroad.
Commencing Monday, May 15, 188*.
AND CNTIUnntTIIKR XOTICB,
TRAINS AMD BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
as ro;.Lowa:
5,1 !S A.M. — (Suudajs excepted)—Accoirmo
• *■'• daiion Train to Marj-sviile, Ked DiuJl and
Redding.
6*1(1 A. M.— (Sundivs cxcoptedi — San Fnn
•*W cibOoPaaßeiigerTriin viabeniola. Second
claw Passenger Ciira attached.
ti'iiit A. »!.— (DallyV— C. P. Emigrant Train to
•} ,*\ X A. M.-(Dally)-C. P. Pacifle Express, via
I .»>•> Btrjcia, for Sail Francisco.
lli'jiil *■ *•• ~''" r "■' ■■>■"" thereafter as prac
*V«W ticaWe — Sundays <:\u000eil>— Steamer for
San Francisco, touching at al] way porte
on tnu Sacramento rifer.
1 1 •*)& *• ■.— (Sundaji exc«pte.l)— Paseenesr
I». ,t» 'ffajji ( Or Woodland, Williuna ai;d WU.
IoWB.
I I "ill *• "•— (P»H.v)-San Francisco Pagbenjfcr
1 ••*'' Traiu. Connect* at Oalt with Paasen>;»r
Train for lone and at Lathrop with the 8. P.
Atlantic Express for Madira, Newhall
(Santa Barbara), Lus .»!■_■, Vuma,
Haricopa (Proscott), Tuuson, Benson,
l>eiuiu;, El Pj«o, and Havni!>nd, Texas,
1555 miles from San Francisco. Counecta
also bl Niies '. -» San .'■.-■
•>««M| *■• M.— (l>aily>-Ore(rou Express for
V..JV Marys^lW, Chico, Eed Blufl and Redding
(Portland, Oregon).
»>. ti\ P. 51.-- (Daily)— Local Pasaeoecr Train
*•**» lor Auburn and Colfax.
*l»1A •*• M.— (Uaily)— Sau Franctaoo Pmjsemrcr
•i.ttW Train, via Benida.
J. IR P. M.— (Daili)— Local Train to Lathrop,
lr.Ei» v ,,unectin(t with 8. P. JCmljtrant Train
for Denting and fcl Paso.
7«OA P. Jl.— (Sundav-s excepte.l)-Pa»s<awtr
«l»V Tr^i,, f or Wooaland and Knight'» Land-
Ing.
y»KK P. M.— (Daily)— C. P. Atlantic F.*pre»
• •«/'.» f or CoU«, Rono (Carson and Virginia),
Buttle Mountain (Aastiu), Pa!i«de
(Lurcka), Oifden, Omaha aud East,
A. N. TOWNS General Manager
T. U. OOODMAN Oen'l Pass'r and Ticket A«cnt
]aS-<Dtf
SacramenLo & Placervllle Railroad,
Ob and After Monday, Anguat 7, 18S3, i
ISTIL ruRTHIIR KOTICS,
Trains wli! run between Sacrameuu and Shingle I
Springs aa follows:
Leave Kacrnraento for Folwai, Latrobe
and Siiin^le Sprinca 8:00 A.M. i
Leavo Sacnmcnto for Folsom. 4:C<) p M.
Leave Shingle Spring for Latrole, Fol-
Bom and Sacramento 1 1 :S0 A. M.
Leave Latrohc for Folaom and Sacra-
I . »'ento 12:12 p. M.
tjeave Folsoui for Sacramento 7:50 A. M.
! Leave Folsom for Sacramento 115 P II
mrt-tf J. B. WRIOHT. Snperiiiteudent.
For Portland aud Astorialoregonj^ i
i fTTUE OREGON RAILWAY AND _
J f. Navijration Cor;u^ny and Pa- •■'£' "=vfc'sSb
rtic Coast Stearoship Cr.rupanj will \c *f^ fc'i T
dls]iatch every four i!*; a from Sncar- rjjjyjiffijifc
street wharf, fur tlio abo.v poru, one of tlmir New '.
Al Iron Steamships, viz :
Colanibla, Orrg»n, and Suit uf Call- I
fornla.
aAILINQ DAYS:
September 4, 8. 12, 16, 20. 24. 2S
: Cc Ober 8, 6, 10, 14, 18, 22, 26, SO '
At 10 o'cloclc A. ».,
Connecting at Portland, Or , with Steamers an<l
KailroHds and their coime':tir< :-: .. '■■<•- for all
point" in Oreiron, Wsahinirton and Id:ihu Territories
BritUh Columbia an.l Al«ta.
Ticket Office: No. in Mont){omory street
QOOUALL, PEKKINS a CO., Atfsnts,
rovS-tf No. 10 Mark t street, San Francisco
| R ~E~DITCTTON
TOHN TALBOT, TICKET AGENT OF THE C. P.
! W X- ll -i a t Sicrimcuto, Cv!., and for the Atlantic
! Steamer lines, has bueu notified that until further
orders lie will sell stefn-irc passenger tickets by any
of the istcauiur lines, with a rtduction of
FROM $M TO $24,
Making a saviny of 20 per cent, of former cost. Tliis
low rate will prob:il>!y hat but a slvirt tioie, and
uny who desire to avail themselves of it should pro.
I cure their tickets at orce.
Those wishing lo procure eucn tickets, but who
reside a distanco fiom thj city, can outaii. all de
sired luformation b) auJros«in< m
J:H« TALBOT,
TICKET AttEXl SACRAMENTO, CaL.
0T Poiwns can i-emi Bono* b> 1'.K,i,,ir, .-., Order
Draft, or by WELLS, KAROO & CO.'S KXI'RESS,
from any point whrre tluv have a» ot!ii«. m4-U
OABRIAGEii
Gold Mf .Isl, r U r 18JB, 1877, IS H, ls;» ami
MS*.
EIGHT GOLD AND KIOHT SIi.VEK MEDAiS,
118 First Clasn Piemiums for the i.t«t work
Iron the Mechanics' Fair, San Frmncwco, and the
diff irent State Fairs upon the c mat.
«r One "f my B«aPM is werth Six Cheap East
em liugjfics.
HARRY BERNARD,
HA SI FACTI'RER, COR. SIXTH AND L STREETS,
MiUilllMO.
trT I »avc op hand and for sale at the lowost pos
riblii price*, ihe new style of PONY PIIAETO.NS,
the handsomest in the State. Famllv Carria^eti
lat«* patterns. Ncatent Open Buggies In the State.
I.i»i t Top Bujrgics. Heavy Top Bugfies for moun
tain vm. rarmmr csrnapes. Trotttn? Warnns
and Bu'kies. all of my own make. Carriage Paint*
ing and Trimming ilune at the la vest price. None
but the moft expericned workmen omployed. He
|*iriiil{ neatly done, and all work is warranted.
Call at the Factory and see for yoursel'. s2-lm
McORE ART'S PATENT
ROLLER
FLOUR!
FOB SALE BT ALL (.KOI EB£.
f\ McC!KE-\RY 4 CO., SACRAMENTO MILLS,
I/a r.ow manufacture a Kradc of kiiLLER FLOL'R
fuTly euu«l to the WAiiHBURNE, or any other Mm■
'• ■ :i HL-h-ifr i.i- Pm- tit K:.!iir Atao, "the whitest,
it ■:.■'■>! and beet Baken>' and Family Floor in the
■narket aug-tplm
m^s^^yTrsJ mm " m
K». CO9 X •!.. W.kliih and ttevrntn,
SACRAMhNTO.
£3" Sliroadsand Buriii Clothe?, Coffins md
Ti .i.iuiiuijs, Metallic Burial Cases and Caskets.
Interments made in all the Cemeteries.
I B »die» Embalmed for Shipment. au2l-4p;f
j nmTTrr 1,,, 'j , ,|,|,
U.F RANK CLARK,
■*. Ml! r*wth K..UI.JUIK.
Al«-«rs * ostnpteU (lock la «««. Oooatry
ordeatrcoeln prompt attenUcn. >:-4plm
"'" FRITZ & MILLER, *""
EXBEBTAKEBS.
f\FtICK lIT ODD FELLOWS' TEMPLE,
\9 Kintfc and X gtreci*. ComtM«^« stock
of OSDERTAKETJT OOODB oon<tuitlj oa
band.. City and coostry orders proap'Jy at
ten4e* to, 4*J or night, tt reasonable rate*. '«1
fc— p— »— — saw——— e^n—a j
■ !■■ iiiiinniF-.' •"* -rr-? !
A. J. VERMILYA.
e*mmtT Cor^acr u4 radertakcr,
Bh <«3!>>tsJ w Xo. in J rti ect, bet. Fifth aod
tbth.' Alwan oo hud a lanrs aasorucent of
MetsJate and Woodeo Cwktic, LuriaJ Cua aad
OoOs*. abroad* ruraJaoea and Fuoera] Wreaiiui
Fiaaamd. O«flla orden wOl reoetre procip*,
itunfccc oo short notice and at tht lowtat rai«s.
MISCELLANEOUS.
;-S An Open Letter j
f^jgf 1 FROM L. L, LEWIS A CO.: §^
•'* v Sa€R*mento, September 8. 18S2. ?lß||\
It has beeu charged in the la' e State Convention, held ia this city, ' '.'•'■
■ :"5,- , that tlio Union Pacific Kailroad had contracte<l with certain large flrma on ....
. iiaiitoi-' ' vbe p " cific coast, whereby they— theoe hvorei ones - could get their goods j, 'h'XJkjjui
V. SI3 •■' from the Elst at about halt the f ei.-iit of the smaller llnux. Now, w L - ,\ W rmW
4P«I i " '■•'l' a o eof tlit tin, mli liinir c intracta with Ibe Union Pacific lUilroaJ,
'^'sW — -- thereby neltu.j; our goods from the East at »uch !n»- rate of freixht, we r^yK^BK',;
-^^Ji ". ■ »"UI shy, in lusdce to o.rsehis, that (mice the day we signed the con- ■*<J'.tsy.i
- ; -^™ '<■'-■ 'r^cts v>ii'i tne Pacific Hailroads, «c have given "iir customers the 1 Hssssij -"
<>4BL^ ■ , benefit of t.'iii ov freijih'., and to prove thU, we invite everyoue coming
.*T3K^ >■ to our ciiy duiiiix the Statj Fai: tv not fail in calling en us, and c\imin- s&*?9^*
,jf*~ ■■■ "'tf" ur «** stock. [.. 1.. LEWIS -\ CO ■ !%*■
.'.'.- ' ' ' ■ ''"*• ' '.'.'■■
We have just received another car-load of our -'^Ktv
NEW STYLE "GARLAND" RANQESI
■v^? L- SIX CHINA PLATES.. so 50 '-^EsS -
-'^IV, " SIX CTTI'S AND SAtTCKiIS, 050 ***■"
■^Ci r Slx FANCY s.\r ■•i;-ri..vi !■; ; m..,, <, o2t
<^^ A NICK SET (Sagsr-bowl, IJutter-dish, Cream Pitcher -?:» -^-~ ■
y-^t^- \. and Sp-)onh-..Her), al! f ir. 0 *>0 --'^m^m^ : '
■,WZ '{ SIX OLKAU GLASS GOBLETS ' y.m , ./M
fmtm{' SIX KNIVES AND FORKS (pood) . . 085 >TtS#\
m ■ SIX PLATED TEASPOONS.. 0 **fTff
.l , I SIX PLATED TABLESPOONS. 030 IUM*
\^m'/ A NICK LAMP •"■ 0 45 <V'4#*« U
JW* • (I - N 'l'" ULAS3 SYHUi' lHP'tl^l;, 025 : JK4
LK\I()N SQUKK/KkS . (each) 0 05 -g
.«3S^ six <n[N v swup-vLAiks, o : ,d tm '
■m 5& &*s*■ fe>. EVE - • ■ ■ "- mz ?
,fc* A GOODHAIVHET Ivi - ; fc f*
"Mif (SL\HS WATER PITCHER,' 050 V\
•'"" A'JQUAUTDIPPKR, „>% W 1
' - *-** lj-VliWh (HAMBKIv, 050 • .^!_X/- ,
'*i a\r In^ 1 ;,!;"^ 1 " wash boiler Ir^ lS^f : '
• j A CO( >D TIN TE APO I\ '. 025 JMi \t
; -!3Kfi. S <«heb) 0 20 >S2
" |Qt Tlle cnl y Place in the State where you r Wfr %
'/B3'' CaG get a r - EW N o- 7 STOVE for $10. fr
Sole Agents for the Celebrated" GAELASD" RANGB, ■•■$&&;
f "L. L LEWIS & CO.,®
, -vs***' **" "" <l " ><Vl J sl> J4n<l * 3 - 1009 Flnll sl - Sacramento.
People from the interior about visiting: the coming
STATE FAIR, desirous of purchasing a
Good No. 1 Timepiece,
One you ran rdy on to KEEP TIMK, ahould by all ueaus
GOTOH.WACHHORST.
«" Hr tierp* I lir largrsf a--.,r.iiirni. from the
Ansr.r nmoMM.KAi-11 nv-uitk hobse
TIUfB. .o Ibe LOWEST 05 KICIiEL WAT* H.
t.vrrj Watch Mrtetlyaa rrprrsrnlrd. WAC UHOKMT
never »*l<l a bad Wairh. nn<l everybody knows 11.
HIS PRICES A3E CHEAPER^/^TtHOSE OF ANY OTHER
1 rmiill job W* the EAME 'QUALITY OF GOODS.
jj^^ He also haa constantly in cvtensive stock
SiLVEK AMI SILVER PLATKD W »Xi:
OPERA .i.M» HKI» <.us.|'s,
Keccived doily directly from ihe factories
e*r-i V' -*^- ' **" All country orders promptly attended to. "&»
SIGN, TrTTTOW^OLOCK,
Inltrd »(ai.-- giandard
. «a>i/,;'.^ :«^- So*. lIT and 119 Market St.,
♦ SAN FRAXCIiCO.
" , «"SFAD FOB CIBCILAB*. -gj
we""6ffer~foe
Ten Thousand Bundles Bessemer Steel Soft Annealed
BALING WIRE !
The Only Steel Baling Wire in Market.
Ten Thousand Bandies Sisal Hay Rope,
Five Thousand Bundles Manila Hay Rope.
11 ECONOMY HAY PRESS !
WHICH 19 THE BEST HA¥ I'BESB SOW TO BE FOI'SD. WB ALSO OFfKB
A SliW LIVE OF
SPEIHS fiSJHS, BUfISIBSJBII CAEEIAGBS, BIIBKD WIM, ETC.
Baker & Hamilton.
au23-4[.tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
SAJIrISL CROtIS, K. I. KOBINKOH,
Searcher of Reords. Notary Public.
H^a.X^ J , OF Tt.HGOHDS,
NO. 4-28 J STREET.
<!:<>-- A «.-<»h-\.-.n.
ATTORXEY3 A>'D COUNSELORS- AT-LAW-
Special attention given to Prob \te. Land and
other Li-it:il P.ua.in-Rs. ( orrrrt Abntracls takrn
rroin thr i:r i uri-- or AI,L Imirnmniii In
any of tn<- I'ulilir Offlrrit, affectint' title to and
incuiLbrances unou any town lots or lamls within
the count}' of Sacramento, furnished on short notice.
Also, diagrams representing the boundaries of such
lands, taken from actual surveys maJe by the
County Surveyors. au3-4ply
PIKE & YOU NO,
piARBIAOEMANUS-ACTUR.
\^/ on, comer of r uurth aad .^"^^m .
L streets, Sacramento, bsve on "-|? t ««jaJ&
haad the largest assortment of
Carriajfcs, Wajrons and Butrglae u> bo found In Sacia-
IDAnto. Which th*V «lH *»| i X t v»rv I<lV rsl.« a»l' S *O
PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
T. D. SCRIVER ....rToprletoi.
TTACKS 05 CALL AT AST n.?tJR,|V
J.J. day or nlgnt. Crnpes, Fll " :io '-«i Ajfa
"*^-* | ** r **», fi»r*^irheß, P'ltfir!^. •r*»h tho ' i
beet roadsters to b« foar.d m any !:very SBE S
the coast, for hire, ll.tw kep li> U»ery at riaaon
able rates. Live-; Stable! on ourth street, tie
£«e«n I m>i I
RANCH FOR SALE.
i Q(\ ACRES, 1! MILKS FROM SAC-<«» :
tOY rimento. <>n Marisville Road. Uoodaß |
firminir land, with noneaa, barns and all need ~ ! ~
od improvemmv. Will be sold in one >jr*ln t»o
farm lots, as dtsired. on easy ternyu-"T!iQ!iire ft
8»4 J street of R. H. BABBETJ.-ef-AIJD. C sOrffT"
~ »«ir
The PiOMflr^oxFlcTOßT
still As^ mU o , all c«B»Ktltora.
f count o»
VT ** t **ijl Stroll hrruuilt
au2-4ntl j
V •■ iam '^* d*xtr« lo Ail t' itton;: in <^f Uvrm, lo'Jion, -
** t> \' AIJP"* W&7 Uro'^^vtit iM Wot, to u*e lacuttMi
H, ill CjM-" '**«' <«« *«»« UMMUgiuj i-U S>ril.tt»s.
'jiJKp<* : '- •!>« miuo' ir]-<iultoi> *> W=; uuch«i to it" ,
fituuH cmt rf (lf S lu *°** J*rf^rt prntlaf U not |T«*Ur .
▼ H. A. wkaver. »1 J St.. Smunu, C>l.
| sS-4plm
_BAgmQ HOUSES.
PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK,
BACRAMENTO
Interest Pattt on Drpoitlls Hentl-Aonaiallr.
81-4ptf -»^«-g-g«-W .
JAMES LAWRENCE ENQLIBH,
BAMIEB,
NO 1010 FOURTH STREET, BKTWEEN J
and li, Sacramento.
«T Commercial and Savings Deposits remind,
and a eeneral banking business done.
Exchauitc on San Francisco and the East
lut-rest was paid on Savings Deposit In th's
Batik, for the Seroi-Annual Term endini JOS E 30th
at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum. « -4plm
MONEY TO LOAN
OH. A. I Iff __.
IX WABEHOI'Sr, OB OTHIH APp) t *l ED
"■mam, y
AT LOWEST MARKEXiATEa, BT
Califam-Siate Bank, !
J*M*I«EMTO CALIFCfIHI*.
NATIONAL GOLD BANK
— OF^—
D. O. MILLS & CO.,
&ACRAMKNTO.
IKITKB- STATsW DIPO4ITAKI.
ncHun oa
San rrmnclse*. Hew York, fhlraco.
Londoa, Dablln, Paris, Ctawaw.
BerUn, Frankfort-on-Main, Vlerna, St. PeMsburv,
O.nsiiliAjoD, Stockholm, Christiana, Amsterdam,
Antwerp, Qenera, Venice, and all of the prkjuipai
aUee.rf Europe.
This Bank ha* oorrrapondmte In Mexico, Sooth
America, West Indies, Australia, Honolulu, and all
parts of the world, mJ ttweial fMiiitiai (or ißakiag
c -ilecUon*. ali-lptf
DAILY BECOBD-UNION._
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OF THE METROPOLIS.
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comos the cheapest paper of its claae now published
we«t af the Rocky Mountains.
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cipal towns of California, Nevada, Oregon, Idahc
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Weekly Union
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1» »Bbll*lie« at the extrcwelr low
price of St M per annam, mla«e
paid. It prrwm. M ralgnm *r rea4«
ln« Matter la faeh !•*■», nr 1M
roiaaiiK per week. It U tkerer«re
tke Larseat Weekly pnblUhrd oa the
Paelle coa.i, aud la p«Ml*ke4 at ih.
lawest rate.
A D D g E S 8:
THBSACMMSNTO PUBLISHING 00.
HAOAMESTO. CAL.
htsvtt
BUSINESS CARPg.
MARBLE WtRKI.
ISRAEL LCCE (LATE OF AITKEN & LUCE) &
CO., dealers in Monuments, Tombs, Tablets,
Uactels, etc.. Foreign and Domestic Marble and
Oranites, at wholesale and retail, Gil X street, S*c
ramento. Cal. All work warranted. s5-4plm
JUHH EITEL.
ASSAYEP. AND CHEMIST, No. 817 J STREET,
Sacramento, Cal. All Always and Chemlral
' Analysis accurately carried out at short notice and
moderate rates. Mining Property Sold and Cole"
Purchased. Instructions given In Blow-pipe Assay.
big. (Send tor CißcrLAa.) n-2-4pim'
C. H. KRRBS * C» .
IMPORTERS AN I) DEALERS IN PAINTS OILS,
Glass, Varnishes, Bnwhet, Wall Paper, Wax
Himer Goods and Picture MoUUngs, Painters' ana
Artist. Materials. Sole Agents for Averill's Mixed
Paints, Building Paper. No. 623 J str.et. Sacra
mentu. Cal. si 4ptf
UOBBV A ELLSWORTH.
TT|EALER3 IN CHIMNEY PIPE, SEWER PIPE,
mj Drain Tile, Stoneware, Crockery, Olassware
Majolicaware, Decorated and Plain Flower Pota, etc.
No. 317 J street, bacrametitu, Cal. SMplm
VI. CDTEJIBUtCER,
I BOH AKD iSRASS FOUNDER AHD MA
chinlst. Front and N streets. Manufacturer of
uutteßbcrger'. Horse Powers, Patomt Ground Roller
and Clog Crush™ and Barley Milla. All kinds ol
Hydraulic Pipes, for kale, Three Miller Patent Ha;
I Pr— M ■ sl-4plm
A. M. gXITH.
"VTO 412 J STREET, PRACTICAL PLUMBER
aud Gasfitter— Work done on the most approved
sanitary principles. 81-4ptl
B. 1- BIUUNia 4 €•„
TMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
M. In Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agent*
for Dr. Jaffe's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters ; also
agents f-ir Litton Springs Seltzer Water, Sonoma
county, California. No. 11l Katreet, between Fourth
.■id Fifth au26-4plm
B. I. ROOT. ALKX. KIILSOX 1. DKISCOL
ROOT, NKILSOX * CO.,
UNION FOUNDRY— IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists, Front street, be
tween N and O. Casting aud Machinery of every
description made to ordei . • au2l-4Dlm
JAMES MeCriRE,
' H/TANU'ACTURER OF ROAD SCRAPERS
' i.T.I Iron D^ors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Railiugs
Gratings, Housework aud Blacksmithing in general
No. 520 X atreet, hetnrum Fifth and Sixth. Second!
h\nd Doc.is lor sale. au'22-4ptf
COftSIRVATOBV OF Ml'Slf,
SY PROFESSOR JOSEPH BORRA, HAS RE
moved to No. 513 X ctreet. He invites all pro
>rs of mußic, and the public In general, to call
and examine his new method of teaching music,
which method has no rival in the I'nited States of
America. His music room is open from 9am till
9 p. «. every day. au!7 4plm»
. U. MADDEN
f CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER-?HOP, No 611
V^ Oak avenue, between J and X, Sixth and Sev
enth streets, Sacramento, Cal. Estimates fur
nished for ill kii.ds of work. Stores anj orH.-e.
gI^PP- auB-4plm
»•»««. p. HMlt«; iss^
) T>OOKBINDER, PAPER-RULER AND BLANK.
) Book Manufacturer, No. Sl9 Jgtreet, betweer
) Tbirdland Fourth, Sacramento^ nu2o-4pU
R. n. FETTIT.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign aud Domestic Cigars, Tobacco, Cig
arettes, Pi|>es, etc Always on hand a full stock of
all classes of goods in my line. R. H. PETIIT.
au6-4plm
J. A. CEKKIHSnAM.
SIACRAMENro BOILER A.YD IRON WORKS,
I I .treet between Front and Second, S.v:ra
mento. Manufacturer of Bte»m Bolle. 8, Sheet lion
Wurk etc. Aleo, all kind, cf tv airing; Cuang o«
P <; rtabl e- BoUcrs from Wood to E^e™ .
" pec ' m ty aul-4ptf
| I OAKLI. ,
\ CARLE A CROLY.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARK PBJC
parea to do all kinds of work in theu line, in
tC °^ tTi \- Priud '*l Pl«" of business, SacW
mento. Shop. No. 1111 Second street, between X
and L. Postotfice 8., x, No. 410, Sacra-isnto
atll6-4ptf
Lons m.ov* a~co.,
|-\EALERS, CORNER OF FRONT AND L
fu !*£*•„ Hi K nc 8' Price for Hides, Sheet
Pelts and Tflli.w Butchers supplied with SaX
Paper, latest improved Sausa^ Machine, Stuflerl
itr^nSent- Pr ° m|>t ""* T^^^
]_ATTOMrEYS~ AT LAW. "
a. 1 batks. A B. mwa«,-
FREEMAX A BATES.
T AWYEKS-OFFICE, NO. 918 FIFTH STItPET,
| between I and J^JJacrimentn, Cal. au27
cuas. t. ioxra. no k. KABtnir'
t JOSE 9 * MARTU,
A TTORN EYS-AT-LAW, NO. 607 1 STREET, EE
■£\. tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento
» , au24-4plm
JOIIX W. ARMSTRO\6,
A TTORNEY-AT LAW. - OPFICE, CAPITAL
i jf^-i Ba " k v ßulld "'c. <*>™<* Fourth and J Btrwts.
kesidence, No 917 <) street. R. M. CLAKKEN
same office, will attend to Mr. ARMSTRONG'S huai
| ness In lua absence. all-lm
"• °" "itJTi *"• BEATTr - *»AM BRA^T.
XI AT i V, BEATTY <t BEATTY,
A TTORNEY.S-AT.LAW, WILL PRACTICE IN
i^>^ n«' » nd o st » t « Con", of California and
v^^ *?'? t£: 1 bank BuU-ling, corner
| Fourth and J gtree'j. an4-4ptf
' CROVE E. JOHNSON,
FIFTH ST
bttw^en I and J. Residence, No. 207 1 sties'.
between Seventh and Eighth. auKMplm
T. B. McFABLANB.
I A TTORNEY-AYLAW-OFFICE, NORTHEAST
oonier of J and Second streets. Residence, H
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. a 9-4 D lm
dekhstbyT
W. MOOD,
DENTIHT, QUINN'S BUILDING,
ii"iil:c-iM corner Fourth and i >S^ C "^»* >
, street*. Artincial Teeth inserted op all^-UixilT
bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide l*a« for
pmalew extraction of teeth. au2s-tf
W. B. BARE, D. D. 8.,
rVKNTIST, NO. 606 J STREET, BE-^~=»>
tween Sixth and Seventh. Sacramento *<5j_JJ?
all-4plm
B. B. ru.l(v;\,
DENTIST, 416 J STREET, BETWEKN
Fourth aud Fiftr., Sacranu-ntu Arti ftWt^S
Bcial Teeth Inserted on Gold, Vulcanlte^i^TH?
and all b.«as. N trous Oxide or Laughing O»* ad
ministered for patnletsi sjitractiono^Teetl^.uU-lni
F. F. TEBBRTTa,
■pvENTIST, NO. 527 i J STREET,
between Fifth ami Sixth. r.ii-20 -ipSm'^S^^S
»RB. BREWER * SOCTBWORTH, ~~
DENTISTS, 80CTHWKST CORNER^r»=».
of Seventh and J srres-.s. In 111 1 1 iii itWjT '
new building, np staire. r»eth extracted^l^Slr
without pain by the use uf improved Liquid Mirou.
Oxide Gas. aul6-4plm
PHYSICIANS AnFsUBQEONS
MISS L. klltci.t., M. m.,
TXOS'ISOPATHi PHYSICIAN OFFICr-., COR
JI. Sn-nthanii streetefNathau's Building) and
Kcmd nee, :Hb X str.et. Otflc* Hours -From Uto
• i > ' ; '" " r »2-lm
WM. ELLERY BRICSS. M. U.~
OCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOB
Diseases of the Thioat. Office, 429} J street,
corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento.
Cal. Houn— 9-30 to IS a. m.; Itot ?. v Sunday*?
»30 to 11 a. a-.: 1 to 4 r. v. B i.tf
BR. BAT«B~
/"VFFICE, 84 J STREET-OFFICE HOURS 9
A. at., and 12:30 loir M. .l.tf
W. A. BVCBBOH, M. »„
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OlBcs, suntbk out corner of Se enth and J
street*. In Bryte's new building, up jtalra. Resi
dence, southeast corner of Seventh and N streets
Sacramento. Office hour. : Ito 3 and BtoB r. at.
au26-4plm
DR. W. B. BALDWIV,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAB
corner of »nd and X streeU. Office Houra
10a. m. tn!2M.;Sr n. to 6 m».. and 7 r. M.au2»lm
■a E. CASE, 11. I. ,
AND CONSULTING SURGEON,
No. 1116 Broadway street, Oakland, Cal., will
visit patient, at a distance for ronmiltation or to
perform operations. au2S-tf
M. Mlll.S.
S.FnCE AND RESIDENCE, M STREET BE
f twecn Ninth and Tenth, Nu.. 91a and 920 Will
t the Railroad HospiUl daily at »:X0 A. v Ofßct
hours— g to 9a. M.; Ito3 r. M.. and evening. auU-lm
DR. LAIRE.
T>HYSICIAN AND SURCEON.-OFFICE AND
JT R*«M«H*, HO. Mi i «r«*. between Third
Fourth. Hours : Btolo a. «., Ito j «nj 7to 8 r m
Office of City Suj)eriut«i>d nt ot Public Schools at
< " ne P'* o » Mir, 4 P i m
DR. A. P.. BBITNR,
GRADUATE OF THK INIVERSITY OF
Berlin, Oermany, and of tin Medical College cf
the Pacific, San Francisco. Oflce and residence
6SI j street, between Fifth and Sixth, Sacrxniento'
Office houn, «toll a. ■ »to 6 and 7to 8 r * '
al3-tf
WALLACE A. BRICCS, B. D. *"
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO.M, J STREET
Sacramento. '
f3 to 10 a.
OOlee Boon t J, 3to I p * »ul2-4ntf
( 7 to Br. n '.,
PHCENIX MTT.T n S
CEO. SCNROTM ft CO., PMPBIETORS,
SACRAMENTO, GAL.,
Manufactuien ot flnoct brand ol
NEW PROCESS FLOUR
ALSO. CORN MEAL, CRACKED WHEAT
Oatmeal Buckwheat and Grahun Flour
al-tptf '
BLACK DIAMOND COAI.
AND BCREENINOB.
! riltiX ABOVE WaXL KNOH.V srPFHifiR
that can be used for steam, is f or a>>* in lota to smt
and at the offlot ot the Cop-pany, srmtb««t oorni;
of Folaom and spear au^.ta, San Francisco
P. B. CORNWALL,
"»'•« Preaident B. D. C. ICOO
MEDICAL.
NOW !N< SACRAMENTO.
I a_^—_ J^K^
DR. SPiNNtY I PO,
i Tbc CdMMMd BjWtMtJtta, or \«. II
krarin «:r- I .'. San Iraiic)-' ...
— iiavb -I kst: a—
BBAKC II OrETXCJXJ,
AI 111K
Western Hotel,
KUOH 17, BACRAME\TO,
1 Where they can be consulted for a short
| time. Balance of treatment can be
conducted with the Home Office.
' DR. SPINNEY, well known as the founder of
the Montreal (C. El Mfdical Institute, and lato
1 proprietor cf the SPINNEYVILLE INFIRMARY,
would most respectfully inform his patients aud thel
afflicted (recently, that he still continues to treat
chronic and nervous diseases with unparalleled
I success.
I'OIjXK MEN
Who may be suffering from the effects of youthfu
> follies or indiscretion will do well to avail them
i selves of tlii-, the (greatest boon ever laid at tne
altar of suffering humanity. DR. SPINNEY wi:i
■ Kuarantee t > forfeit J5OO for every case of Seminal
Weakness or Private Disease of any kind or character
whlcb he undertakes and falls to cure.
> MIDDLE-ACED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to sixty who
F are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the
bladder, often accompanied by a slight smartiufr or
burning seasatinn, nnu a weakening of the system
in a manner tlic )>atient cannot account for. On
examining the urinary deposiu a ropy sediment
> will often be fuund, and some'.imes small particle.
. of albumen will appear, or the color will be of a
• thin miikish hue, a#>in changing to a dark and
torpid appearance There are many men who die
of thin difficulty, ignorant of the cause, which i.
the second stafif? of eeminil weakness. Dr. S. will
guarantee a perfect cure in all. such cases, and a
- healthy restoration of the genito-urmary organs.
1 Olilco hours— lo lo 4 and 6to 8. Sunday, from 1
. to 3r. ii. Cr nsult «tiju free. Thorouk h exaniin.
[ atiou and advice, $5. Call or address above or
Die. BPiswt.¥ to..
VVcatcrn Hotel, Room 17, Sacramento, Cal
1 au2B-4pstawMT WTh Ftf
' TO THE UNFORTI\ATE!
DE.BIBBOH'S DISPENSARY,
6«3 Krarni ntrrtl. -i, Francisco.
' aV^WaW^-aii ".v' ; *""'■" ' *»>akße«.
-eJV' V/»* Seminal Kmiaiioup, the
- : <'"*>se<|ueni-eofsi'if abuse
i^^jßaSßSlt^^SW . .■■■iivr.i «. Mjai in luljrence
. is practicwl by the youth 'A both sex is to an almost
j aniimited extent, producing with unerring certainty
the following train of morbid B>mptonis, unless
; combated by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
! countenance, dark spot* ur<!tr the eyes, pain in the
I head, ringing in the cars, noise like the mctling of
- leaves ami rattling of chariots, uneasiness u.juut the
loins, weaknt'SH of the limbs, confuiied vision
blunted intellect, luss of onifidence. diffidence in
' approaching strangers, a dislike to form new ac
quaiutancei), diajKjsiti.ni to shun society, loss of
J memory, hecti'/ flushi's, pimpKs und various erup-
J tions alwut lhe face, furred tongue, fetid breath
coughs, BManasptfeo, night swxatit, monomania and
freijuont by ins.». ity.
f trui.D at no.ni:.
Persons at a dtetanccc miy be cured at home by
addressing a letter to DR. GIBBON, sutiug case
- symptoms, length of time the di*ea«e has continued'
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, It >n> part of the country
with full aud plain directions. Bj inil'i-ing ten
, dollars in registered IctUr, throiufh the I'litUiflice
| or thmutrh Well.«, rasa k Co ,a package of medicine
i will be forwarded !.. j:iy part en" the Union. Please
I say you caw iliia adrarttaßMßt in the Kecokd-
Umos. Address. DH. J. F. OIPBuN,
Jy-'4-4|.if;.sw lio\ !'.)S7, San Fraircisuo.
THg BREAI MBLISfI BEIBDY
• VO\ S^*^*«rlCTL '^VJ voutntnl follies and^ij,
V^*»v j*^r?JaßPZC*jJk ct '* tf tvf * u mature v afla^r^
tKwiety, Dimnesa ol Vision, Xoises in the Head ; the
• 1-Usi fluid passing unobserved in the urine, and
t lany other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
Dr. MIKTIE, who is a regular physician (irrad
i ate of tbc University of Pinns> Ivania), will agree
to forfeit Five Hnudrrd Itnllan for a case of
■ ♦his kind the VITAL KI>KIKAII\K (under hia
■ pecial advice aud treatmrut) will not cure, or for
anything impure or injurious found in it. MR.
■UNTIE treats all Private Diseases nuccoesfully
, »ithout mercury-, (cntullallnu tree. Thor
ough examination and advice, including analysis of
price, £5. Price of I Hal Kmtarnllvr. #3 a
kottle, or four times the quantity, $]a : m'.t to
i viy address upon receipt o'. price, or C. O. D., se
c u-«d from observation, and in private name If
d aired, by A. E. HIM IK. M D., So. 11
1 r imy direct, ban Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE!
H ill be sent to any one applying by letter, stating
2'mptoms, sex and ago. Strict secrecy in regard to
1 business transactions.
' ! I>K. MIMILS klllMV KI HKIII, \F.
: rHRETIt I'M. cures all kinds of Kidney an
S adder Complaints, GonorrruDj, Cleet,Leiicorrhu»
fir sale by all Druggists; 81 a bottle ; six bottle
kr f5.
DR. MIVTIE'4 rHM«;i!()\ pn.|.(* are the
tMst and dieapest Dl>Pi I » and BILIOCB
anrem the maraet. For salo by all Drugtiits.
K!HK, GEARY 4 CO., SU^^»ui^ Whoiegah.
amenta. m!Mply&o!>*wlyW3
Blif X 4 PiPi n i. "I. Thin l.rril
fl/TStt'' .' "^> 1 1 \ Brmrdy mril Sf rv»
VMm '-\jiil «">•«' '» the leir'U
'MM* i^A&U mAK res;ilt '■' over
a "•■■•' twent >" y' n ■■' prac
'^vHaa^. l jH>^'' tiC - al fxl " lt ' nOB . »ud
inJ^W^ilSßin fAJ-JNOCKRTAIimi
\UP\ J*k*J!*:(fZ(\\\ ?<■"'■"» »nd Physical
i fir fjS?'P ! '%i#||H l^ehiliiy,Beminal Weak.
llLulJvirWaU.il ''■'"'"• s i" in " jr " rri •'»■•».
iiaaaiiili fcW "' «*" I'r ««rnlnr r h «r a .
Exhausted >'it-Jity, Premature Decline and LOM4
Or HAVHUfIIt, in all ii- complications,
and rrnin i»1i.i1.%.r c«u*r protlurnl. It
enriches and purities tho Blood, Strengthens tho
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, P^productive
Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties. It
stops any unnatural debilitating drain upon the
system, preventing involuntary losses, debilitating
dreams, seminal losws with the urine, etc so
destructive to mind and body. It is a sure
eliminator of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM
PLAINTS. It contains nn injurious ingrediente.
To those nafferlns from Hi. evil rffrcta
of youthful Indiscretions or iVWMN. ■
»p«cdy. Ibornnch and prmmnrn ! « I Kr.
■Jauflß Price, »«M l.r bottle"
or five bottles m case, with full dirclioiis m.i
advice, $|«. Sent secure from observation to any
address upon receipt af price, or C. O. D. To be
bad only of
DR. C. D. SALFIELD,
■li. krarny Street.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
0 "* ►fi'-'tly confldential, by le'ter or ..
pfhco, FREF.. For the convenience of puients x,?,i
in order to insure perfect secreev, I Uv. adcJ'JS t
private address, under which all ZXr-
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
sufficient to show its merit will h» •»•■ . •
applying by letter,
Con^nn|crtlras_strictly^onfldenti»C *"'
Dr.Eloordß VITAL RertonttlT,
H^PAttis 1 h2s?pi? £J he academy
■£3SSSnLaB2r
pborus, Cantharidei, S any oth^So" 0 pT
Sent by malL Indo* rtinip f^' d£cV f> »10
-«•!«,.with tettlraonials an™ symptcST P^ T * t"
?*T* Pr ° Pri^
— ~l tt &«wlawBmS
NERVOUS^ J)FbTIITY.
A CBRB «iBARy MTEKP .
DV^T^^^AND BRAIN TREAT.
C^^" T Ke*ourS^ A I U Ot I^n! > ' I ±f-'
Los. of Memory. SperoJ^ la^, he - M . enUl Dcim^oD,
untary Emi.au,™,'T-r^?7 I h , v ?; 1 m f otenc >-. la^'
ovsr^xerlk,!!, aetf*)^ J* ture ol^ *S«. <»«««« b»
lea.U to miasrv .U« > J or ovcr !''dulgence, which
recent caaeT r£s 4 * od delith - °" c **« w »' ««•
d7-4p
STABLES,
J St., bet. Tenth and Eleventh.
THI3 pTABLISHMENT HAJ RE. a.
cenUy changed hands, and will here-4/OBn
after be conducted as a flrst^lass Liven SLCfi
FjedaadSaleSublr Thirty.fly. fln. Hone, and
flrst-claa Rigs of kj kinds, including Hacks, for
& ETABLKS KEPT OPEN DAY AND NIOHT.
p - ™L good Ho " c " 'or sa!e Also, good new
Eastern Carnage, at remarkably low figures.
ielO-eplyr «EO. McDAMEL, Prourlrjor.

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