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KITTO's Daily bible illustrations

KlTTO'S Daily Bible illustrations
IN now complete
Apostles and Early Church, just issued, 81
The Eternal Day, by Rev, Horatius Bonar, SOC.
Africa and America Described, by the author of
Peep Of Day, T5c.
Remarkable Examples Of Moral Recovery
jays Morning and Evening Exercises
new edition in fine large type. l vol, 81
Thoughts On the Death Of Little Children Soc
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
mar Eft Seventh street.
THE London Ladies' World of FASH
/ ion for March, containing beautifully engraved
and colored plates of Fashion for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa av. and a st., Odeon Building.
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MORE PIANOS.-We have recently open
vi ed three more superb Pianos These belong
10 the lot of Ten have to dispose Of by the
lst OF June. Remember, we sell at astonishing low
rates, make pleasant arrangements with those
who desire to purchase on time.
mar 1T J. T. ELLIS.
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PIANOS FOB SALE AND RENT.

G@H New and second hand PIANOS, Of my
TyTtIown and several other factories, are al
ways to be had at my Piano Wareroom, on 18th st
between Pa. avenue and st.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Tuning also attended to.
ian lS-eo3m& r. G. REICuENBACH
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Il am thine.
y The following story of ''Unclt
Reuben" is capital -

u The following story of ssUncle
Reuben" is capital -
"A committee of the church once
waited On Uncle Reuben, on account Of
profane expression which escaped his lips,
las it was said, while he was repairing q
dam; not the "Wind-mill dam" before
spoken of, but another. Uncle was silent
at their reproof, until he perceived that it
was play upon the word ''dam." He
then Indignantly denied the accusation of
profanity, and said that if it had been
true, he would have received the reproof
IN a becoming christian spirit, although
he was not a member of the church.
LAS 1t is, however said he, advise
you to look after those of your own num-
bcrs, over whom you are bound to watch,
and who are subject to your discipline.
The committee replied that they should
be glad to be informed of any transgres-
sion of their own number, of like kind.
My Uncle replied ,-..r..
Il never like tale-bearer, nor to
gossip; but Of this you may be sure,
never heard a man swear as Deacon
Thomas did yesterday, when his horse
was contrary at Edenton."
Here ended the interview; but within
a few days uncle Reuben had a summons
10 appear before an ecclesiastical court,
with his fees duly rendered, to testify
against Deacon Thomas. He had been
arranged, and pleaded not guilty. Now
the deacon was federalist, and the demo-
Gratis were in great glee at his expected
disgrace. The parish was divided by
strict party lines, and the whole town
caught the excitement.
On the day of trial great concourse
assembled at the church. Deacon Thorn
as still denied his guilt; and Uncle
Reuben was man, as well known, who
would not vary hairs breadth from the
truth. The oath was administered, and
the question put by the chairman of the
council =
''Haye you, Mr.. P, at any time
heard Deacon Thomas make use of any
profane expressions.
The excitement for O moment was in
tense. At last uncle Reuben said
Mop
Chairman-Did you understand the
question, sir? The question is whether
or not you have heard Deacon Thomas
speak profanely!
Uncle Reuben-I never did, sir.
The committee of reference came to
the rescue, and asked the witness
g Did you not tell us that you heard
Deacon Thomas speak profanely?
Uncle Reuben-No, sir,
CONDO you recollect our converse
ton, some weeks ago, at -?
Uncle Reuben-I do, sir?
Com--What did you say about the
profanity of Deacon Thomas?
Uncle Reuben-I said l never heard a
man swear as he did.
Com.-And how did he swear, sir!
Ans.-He said &c neuer -
That night there was great accession
to the numbers of the Trade-sale Compa-
n.y."
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ARCHITECTURE.

AKCHITECIUKE.
w M H. B L ID WIN
rs prepared to furnish designs and specifications
L for Structures of every description, such as pub
lie edices, stores, city residences Villas cottages,
SC. Particular attention given to rural architec-
lecture. He will also attend to any communica-
tions. and furnish with dispatch plans, accompa-
nied with full directions for the execution of the
work, where personal superintendent cannot be
obtained.
References: W. &. Todd, DR.. j. T. May, r. Farm
ham, L. D. Gilman, Hon. u. May.
Office and residence corner of Sd and e streets
Washington, D. q. feb 4-d3m
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BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE FURNITURE.

OGhU Z II VI CUITAGE FURNITUHE.
a have now on sale very large -
w aud beautiful assortment of Cottage-E~
~ Chamber Flu: niture, in set, a. pri--,sk
ICES from forty up to two hundredtzSE5
dollars. These sets are far superior in style and
workmanship to the Nori bern Goods, aud are well
worth the attention of persons wishing to buy SUI
psrior article.
ALSO
A full assortment of farlor and Dining.reom Fur.
niture.
Please give me call at my Warerooms, 9TH street,
opposite the Exchange Bank.
mar 30-eO4w N. NJ. McGREGOR. .
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EOR SALE-A first Glars CANAL BOAT, new
Il and fully equipped for immediate service
burden lis tons on ~ feet draught Of water.
Als,, q STERN BOAT, suitable for q vessel Of CO
tons, and lot Of old spars sails, rigging anchor
aud chain Cables, at the MsriEe Railway OF the sub
-. H.NxJ. W. EASILY.
fof sale and hire, decked and open scows.
mar 23-eo2v (Nevsfl -ii---
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DoIsIAFD,
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR.

INVENTOR % THE CELEBRATED GOSsANER
VKNTILATING WIG AND ELASTIC BAND
TOUPACES.
No. III CHESTNUT STREET, opposite the State
House, Philadelphia.
INSTRUCTIONS to 6Bable Ladies and Gentlemen
i to measure their own heads with accuracy:
For Wigs, Inches. Toupees Scalps, Inch.
No. 1. The round of the No. 1. From forehead to
head back as far as
z. From 70 g head bald.
over the head to z Over foreh cad ss
neck. far as required
3. From ear to ear 3. Over the crown of
over the head. the head.
4. From to ear
round the fore
head,
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ICH BIN DEIN.*

-.e nv MISS MART MATHER.
Sunlight is sleeping on the hilis-
And ,mid soft leaves of glowing green,
Old mined t,.wers with nodding walls .
And arches ster .. and rocks, are seen.
Anon. a thousand stars look down
Into the dark and waveless Rhine
To each a silver eye sends hack
A.Iook that whispers, Ich Bin Dein.
Sweet poets unto US have sung, ~
How, IN the sunny Persian bowers,
Though countless blossoms hourly ope,
The Rose is queen of all the Howers;;
AND now throughout the solemn night
Soit shielded by favotite vine,
The Buibul sings, the while she sleeps,
Love me sweet ANGEL Ich Bin Dem !.
The helianthus to her god
Is ever murmuring the song
The ring dove, TO her faithful mate,
Repeats the music ali day long.
And have heard that gentle maid
May breathe il to her Valentino
But never, unless he shall ask,
Will TO mine say, Ich Bin Dein.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.

Here is beautiful waif Of fancy, which will
bring a pleasant but mournful memory to
many hearts. It WAS found not long since
among the treasures of q lady residing on the
borders of Cayuga Lake, and contributed to
the columns of the Albany Evening journal.
The correspondent remarks that il Is bat one
iaMel from a Lost arnnsu = -
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ESCO, DE ORATIvE,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
OR N A M EN- TAI PAINTING /.
FHHE undersigned respectfully inform the citi-
i zens of Washington and its vicinity that, hav-
ing determined on locating themselves permanently
in this city, as FRESCO, DECORATIVE, AND OR
NAMENTAL PAINTERS, they shall at all times be
prepared to devote their attention to decoration in
any style of the interior of Churches, Public Halls,
Private Dwellings, &C.
HUBERT SCHUTTER,
HENRY kAHLERT,
Pa ave, 8. side, between 18th and 18th sts.
mar 2O-3m*
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TRY-TRY-TRY

TRY-TRY-TRY
TANNON'S VEGETABLE or BL0ODLT URIFYING
" BlTrERS. "a Ask for the bot e with the
Portrait OF the Inventor and Proprieto :. and take
none other, a4ta WIN. NJ: CAf NON,
Washin ton, DC.
&c. 1E b250eotf
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CsEcOND HAND CHICKERING PIANO.-A sec.
- ond hand Piano made by Jonas Chicksrine Of
Boston, for sale low at the Music Depot of
fsh3-h HILBUS HTTZ.
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CLOTHS, CASHMERE, AND vEsTIxGs.

NIE have now in store a well assorted stock q
w the above goods, such as
biol!ey'e and Simonis Black French Cloths, which
are admitted to be the best brands
Black and fancy Cassimeres
Black Satin and Silk Vestings
Fancy Silk and Marseles do
To gentlemen who wish to purchase the materials
and have their Clothes made we invite them TO ex-
anime our stock.
ALSO IN STORE
Silk and Linen Pocket Handkfs
Black and fancy Silk Cravats
Nerino and Cotton u Hose
Kid, Silk, and Thread Gloves
Gauze Merino Shirts
R3- All of which will be sold at fair low prices.
MAXWELL, SEARS c0LLEr
9TH street, doors above Penn. Avenue.
mar 21--eo2W
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UNDFRTAKERS, tic.
NET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN.

CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN.
V,HE undersigned would respectfully inform his
r. friends acuIaintances and the public generally
that be still continues TO execute all orders IN his
Tine of business in the best manner and at the short
REPAIRING neatly snd promptly executed.
FUNERALS attended 70 At
the shortest notice. and in the best
manner. Bodies preserved in the most perfect man
Thankful for past favors, he would respectfully
solicit and will endeavor to merit q continuance OIL
the same ANTHONY BUCHLY,
Pa. ave-, g. side, between 9th and 10th SITS.
Residence Mr.. Martins street, Sd house east OF
It'll street. mar H-Y
UNDERTAKEN.
r WOULD respectfully return my thanks to the
citizens of Washington and its vicinity for Their
past patronage aud say that owing to the frequent
calls in the Undertaking branch of my business,
have been induced to discontinue the manufacture
of Furniture, and turn my attention fully to the
UNDERTAKING. have spared no pains to have
every thing that is requisite 70 my business, and
therefore fully prepared to meet any order alter
q few moments notice, and assure those who may
give me call that will spare no pains to carry out
their orders to their entire satisfaction
| = JAMES +. HARVEY,
7th st., between G and II.
N. B-Calls attended to at all hours of the night
mar Ply
FUNERALS.
tend at so the shortest s notice, to any
calls this line, and will spare pains to render
entire satisfaction to all who may desire his assistance
in performing the last tribute of respect to the dead
| Hearse always in readiness. Mourning Caps and
| ShrOuds furnished when desired.
The subscriber begs leave call the attention o.
| the public to his PATENT CORPSE PRESERVER
which has been already tested in the families of sew
| eral i'm this city. to whom he can refer tG
its efficacy in preserving the body from decompoi
| ton for any length of period.
]. w. PLANT, ID street,
I aug S-eoly bet. 9th and 10th streets.
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T UBIN'S EXTRACTS, warranted genuine, TO
4 gether with every variety of Perfumery, just
received at sHEDDS Fancy Goods
and Millinery, l1th street, above Pa avenue.
mar 2-6 .--s ,s.r ss-rs...- IA
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NEW BOOKS, &c.


VALUABLE Historical Work
History of the French Protestant Refugee s.,
from the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes, to our
own days, by Chas. Wells. with an American Ap-
pendix, by descendant of the Huguenots, in vols
Price So 60
Old Edinburgh, A Historical Sketch of the ancient
metropolis of Scotland
Australia, its Scenery, Natural History and its
Resources, with glance at its Gold Fields.
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
ap If Seventh street.
DEUTSCHE GEsAENGE sOEBEN EMPFAN-
IL gen Bleib bel Mir Won Abt; Name und Bid
Sch eizer Heimweh Der Deutshe KRabe; Der Grnss;
Oh ich an Dich Gedaeht Lebt wohl ihr Biauen Au-
gen; Indem Auge legt das Herr Samtliche Leder
Won schumann and Andre. HILBUS HITZ,
mar 81 Musical Depot.
TENTRAL Route to the Pacific, be-
" ing the journal # c. F. Beal and Gwinn Har.
rs Heap, vol, with maps and illustrations
| Trials of a Housekeeper, l vol, illustrated
The Winter Lodge, an Historical Novel, by James
Weir
Life and Adventures of Country Merchant, by
j. b JONES' illustrated
The Planters Northern Bride, by Mrs. Caroline
Lee Hentz, yels
Heroic Women of the West, by John Frost, IL D..
Cruise of Vanderbilts Yacht, the North Star, by
the Rev. DIR. Chowles
Heypatia, by Chas. Kingsley, vols
Memoir and Writings of Robert Wheaton, by his
sister
Fortune Wildrsd and other Stories, by Dickens, rs
cents
The secretary, or Circumstantia Evidence, by the
author of 'IIeads and Hearts. Price Soc
mar est FRANCK TAYLOR.
IULLlEN'S Music for the Million
u just received. large supply of Jolles Musical
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BERAGE DE LANES.

WE have . very superior stock Of Berags De
wv Lairss. which we will offer al very low pri
81. YERBY, TEBBS 4 VERIFY,
Corner OF It'll street md Penn. syepue,
mar u-d1m
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METROPOLITAN PLANNING MILL.
TO THE PUBLIC.
nUR MILL is again in operation and prepared to
~ execute with promptness and despatch any
description planning in style superior to all other
macdlne work. Surfacing on one or both sides
Tongueing and Growing Rabbiting and Beading for
Notwithstanding and partition work. Can be fur.
nished in large or small quantities, and at prices
twenty-five or thirty per cent less than have usually
ranged in the market .-.......-.. 100 q
in mind in making their bids as their work will be
done in a superior manner and ct Northern price,,
and without less of time. ...--i
FITZHUGH COYLE / BRO.
Price lists can be had at the mill or warehouse
mar 2S-eo2w G. d BRO.
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INFORMATION FORTRAvEEERS, &c.
FOR BALTIMORE.

.r, The Steamer 0SCEOL A leaves
ss5E7S Washington for Baltimore every
TUESDAY MORNING, at a. 'e ok and Alexandria
R.turpinr. leaves Fsl irnore every THURSDAY
at O'Clock .. m-Stopping At Leonardtown, Md,
st Mary's River Nd, Kinsale and Cone River, and
the usual laadings on the Potomac, for fgnais OF
| to land passengers. F JAS. MIfCHkbt,
al tsmo - s..- ss-a1 Captain
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FOR MOUNT TERNON,

s- FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ON MONDAYS, sWEDNES-
60 DAYS, AND FRIDAYS.-Fare
70. the Round Trip, ONE DOLLAR; from Aexan-
dris, IS cents. 49, :. .--..t ~
Washington at Q, and Alexandria at eiS g. m.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat ct Sk; fare
for the ccach 10 cents 49, -.
Persons wishing the coach 10 call for them will
leave their residences with George Thomas Parker
Co. 1a. r- .... - --...... =.
AS- Refreshments to be had on the boat
mar If JOB C0RS0N Canaan
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IULLlEN'S Music for the Million
y just received. lsrge supply of Jollies Musical
Gift Books for 1854. Price one dollar.
HILBUS h HITE
mar Eft Music Depot.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08
Stanislaus County.

ADAns's Ferry, July 4tb, 1854.
Pursuant to notice duly given, the
Democracy Of this county assembled at
the above mentioned place, on Tuesday,
July 4th, for the purpose of organic
ing County Committee and transact
ing such other business relative to the
better organization OF the Democratic
party, when the following resolutions
were adopted:
Rssolrsd, That seven persons be ap-
pointed to constitute Democratic
Central Committee for Stanislaus
County.
On motion, the following gentlemen
were duly elected members of said Com
mittes Thos. A, Leggett, R. MEG ar
vey, c. NJ Barnes, A. g. Loury, Dr.
Pingree, A. Gerard, b. NJ Shipley
Resolrsd. That each precinct in this
county shall be entitled to two votes in
each and every Democratic County
Convention hereafter.
Resolred, That any precinct may be
represented by proxy, provided the
Convention may think proper to allow
it.
Resolrcd, That the present County
Central Committee hold their term of
Office one year from the 10th day Of
July, 1854.
R<solred, That the basis of repre-
sentation for the ensuing year shall be
one for the precinct at large, and one
for each twenty-five votes, and one for
every fraction over thirteen.
R<solred, That the Democratic cleo
tors Of each precinct be requested to
meet at their respective places for hold
ing elections, on the last Saturday of
July, for the purpose of electing Dele
gates to a-County Convention, to be
held at the County Seat, "Adams's
Kerry" on the first Saturday in Au-
gust, at lO:o'clock A NJ, for the purpose
Of nominating member Of Assembly,
and transacting such other business as
may come before the Convention.
Resolred, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be published in the follow
ing papers: San Joaquin Republicans
and Columbia Gazette.
SENECA DEAN, Chairman.
NJ. VAN BErscHoTEs, Sec'y.
July, Is, tau5-'64
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JUMPING LOTS.

Is there an individual in our place
30 mean, so devoid of all the finer feel
ings, as to jump lot made vacant by
the late calamity, and in most instances
every description Of property con-
sumed, leaving the owner houseless,
penniless, and not mouthful of bread
or money to purchase it. Will you
citizens of Columbia permit an act of
this kind2 We answer no! Neither
will YOU countenance any one inducing
others to do like mean act. 1t is
currently reported that 4 legal indi-
vidual has been guilty of this last
charge viz: advising others to do SO.
We have the modification of record
ing that lot has been jumped; the
real owner resides out of the place,
and has not yet had time to reach here
and attend to disposing of the Same.
We will state for the benefit Of the
public, that this Same legal man was
advised by friend to be careful how
he proceeded in this affair, as the pub
lie would take hold of it and render
unto Cezar the things that are Cezar's.
We forbear mentioning the names
of the parties, but if we hear Of any
more we shall not be so private.
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No. 81


A nm ORDINANCE to protect lot
IN holders that have had their prop
erty burned by the late fire.
The people of the Town of Columbia
do enact as follows:
Sec. l. That all persons owning lots
within the limits of the burnt district,
and whose property has been destroyed
are granted three months to make i'm
provemcnts to the amount Of $50.
Sec. 2. Any person or persons
jumping such lot or lots shall be con-
sidered as violation of this ordinance
shall be fined accordingly.
Approved July 18th, 1854.
SAMUEL ARNOLD, Pres't.
l certify that the above Ordinance
was passed July 18th, 1854.
J. HECKENDoRN, CPk B. T. G..
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u Quite number of disputes
have arisen since the fire, whether
caused by losses or the heat, we cannot
say. The greatest of these was Mad
am Caroline on yesterday, she and her
man had some wool pulling and
scratching; two individuals stepped in
to save the madam, both she and her
man gave battle, and such smashing
of bottles. upsetting segars, tobacco,
&c. never has been in our peaceable
town from its commencement to the
present time. Madam C. and her man
settled up-and she invited him to
withdraw from-the firm, as she should
close the business and vamous the
ranch.
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MEssRs. ED1ToRs:-A report having
been circulated that Messrs. Sottr &
Marshal. refused to furnish mo with
meats from their market on the morn
ing after the burning Of Columbia I
deem it my duty to the aforesaid firm
to state that such was not the case, and
that they have treated me in tho same
kind and gentlemanly manner since
the conflagration as before.
JAS. H. CLARK.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Holden of the Union
Hotel will please accept my warmest
thanks for their kind and hospitable
reception and treatment to myself and
family on the morning of the fire, and
during our stay with them.
II. S. MILLER.
Also the Sonora Relief Committee
will please accept my thanks for the
amount rendered by them.
H. S. Nj.
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u The Clipper will endeavor
to make regular trips after this week;
We have had to do press work under a
pressure of Ito deg. Far: the roller
melted and tho Pressman was in a
sweat. The saw mill man says the
Clipper must be housed; he directs US
to send for lumber to build an Office
We accept Of course as it is OF, credit
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MEETING OF THE CITIZENS
OF SONORA.

Alta meeting of the citizens Of Sono-
"a, called for the, purpose Of aiding the
distressed and destitute citizens of the
town of Columbia
Capt. g. W. Patrick was chosen
chairman, and r. o. Berthe, Secre-
tary.
On motion a committee of three were
appointed to draft resolutions express
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

a The new stage line from Valle-
otto to Columbia, Sonora and James
town, M. O. Jones proprietor, will make
daily trips between the above places.
This is an enterprise we wish patron
lied as it gives US direct communica-
ton with many important camps in
Calaveras county. We shall have more
to say on this subject in a future issue.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-08

E The streets of our town will
be very much improved, as the survey
or has in many places straitened and
widened them, and most persons are
building to the lines.
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CARDS.

The Committee appointed at the
meeting last night to receive the aid
rendered US from our brethren in So
nora, beg leave to state that they on the
part of the citizens of Columbia accept
of the funds, and return the gratitude
of a distressed community.
JOSEPH CARLEY.
Chairman Com.
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~ The meeting Of tho Sonora
Telegraph Company took place yes
terday, the attendance was small and
the meeting adjourned to meet on next
Saturday, when all Stockholders are
requested to be in attendance, as bust
ness of importance will come before
the meeting.
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FIRE IN SACRAMENTO!

500 Houses Burned! Great Loss of
Property NoLires Lost.
San Francisco has also had 4 largo
FIRE destroying some 5000, 900 worth of
property. News has also reached JUS
though not very reliable that Maripo-
sa and Chinese Camp have been visited
with the fell destroyer.