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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

From San Francisco exchanges of June 21st.l s.,
The steamer Belgic viii be due from
China and Japan to morrow.
Duties paid at the Custom house Satur-
day were Sc, 653 %, making a total of
S42l, 2Sl 81 for the month.
Henry G. Shaw, the founder of the
Pacific LiJe, has retired from the manage
ment of that paper, and has been succeeded
by Adam Aulbach.
Collections OF internal revenue in this
district during the past week amounted to
$50, 26l As, making total since January
Ist of 81, 399, 902 50.
The report of the Superintendent of the
House of Correction for the week ending
June 10Th shows 235 prisoners on hand, as
against 25l of the previous week.
Some 5000 persons attended sports yes
terday at the Bay District track The
weather was delightful, and what with the
airing and the long and varied programme
provided for the occasion, the day was en-
joyably passed.
Registrar Kaplan has prepared for the
consideration of the Supervisors state
ment tending to show that it is impossible
TO MAINTAIN the registration department.
on the estimate for election expenses of
sec, 600, as the Board contemplates.
Captain Worledge, OF the British bark
Nereus, which arrived in port yesterday
from Liverpool, reports that ON the llth of
April the ships carpenter, VIM. William
son, native Of England, IS years of age
was missed, and is supposed to have fallen
overheard.
The proceedings of the public meeting of
the 18th inst, in regard to foul wheat,
have been printed in pamphlet form and
are now being distributed by mail to farm
ers and others handling the wheat crop in
all parts OF the State.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
CLARK, Judge.

MONDAY, June z1st.
Estate OF Margaret Keiser, Observation-Disclosures
OF account and order of distribution granted.
Estate Of Jacob Messenger-Rcal estate set aside
for oil family.
Estate OF John Bennett, deceased Matter taken
under Amusement relative to application for deed of
real estate.
Estate of ". II. H. Lee, deceased--Ietters OF ad-
ministration granted S. W. Butler; bond, $500
Appraisers, Il. W. Lewis, Daniel Brown and J. j.
Buckley.
George W. Chesley vs.. Erskine & Enright-Judg-
ment prayed for. Stay OF proceedings for twenty
days.
Kim Lung Company vs. Phoenix Insurance Com
pany Inspection VI records granted. Motion to
strike cut part of answer overrued, and exceptions
taken.
John Scandony vs.. Jane Coonsman-Demurrer to
complaint overruied and ten days to answer.
George S. McNaughton vs.. A. 5. Woods-Appeal
dismissed.
Silas Canody ys. His Creditors-The Sheriff APP
pointed assignee.
W. L. Trigg VS.. His Creditors-Decree OF discharge
in insolvency.
S W. Carter VS.. FOX & Strutz-D snurrer to CON-
plant overruied; twenty days to answer, and set
for trial July 5th.
In the matter Il action of the Board OF Supervisors
Of Sacramento contrasting Board OF Re-
clamatiOn Commissioners, in unlavfully setting eff
land from Swamp Land District No 4, on petition
of Corn illus COe-Hearng OF writ of review
argued and submitted. Writ dismissed. Excep-
tions taken. stay of proceedings for thirty days.
The People vs. Lottie smith, grand larceny Ar
raigBed for grand larceny, and by the consent OF
the District Attorney allowed to enter her plea OF
petty larceny Valves trial aud asks fer sentence,
and owing 10 extreme youth, sentenced to pay fine
Of $50 or be imprisoned in County Jail fifty days.
Defendant paid fine and was released.
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TIE sANDLoGs AT WAR,

We are rejoicad to see that the Sand
lotters are engaged in bitter internecine
war. There never was an element more
fitted by nature to repeat the duel Of the
Kilkenny cats, and the community is pre-
pared to witness such termination to the
career of the w. P. c. with entire placid
ity. The Greenback heresy has brought
about this state of anarchy and strife, and
as both the sections of the w. P. c. ac-
cuse one another of being mere :" piece
clubs, it is possible that they may lie both
right. Between the contending factions
stands the Democracy, alternately holding
out its arms to each, and imploring them
TO return to its bosom, while it Sc
cretly chuckies over quarrel which it
thinks certain to inure to its advantage.
Both at the Sand Lots and in the Ward
Clubs the strife wages hotly, and the
language of the contestants is decidedly
sulphurous 1t will no doubt end in a gen
eral breakup OF the organization, aad
while the impracticable minority may
cling to Kearney and the Greenback non
sense, the majority, with more worldly
eye to tbs leaves and fishes, will return to
the Democratic corral.
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mr.. TILDEN'S LETTER OF DECLINA-
ZION.

Mr.. Tilden has written a letter in regard
to his candidature, which has not unnatu-
rally left some good Democrats in serious
doubt as to his meaning The most sober
conclusion appears to be that he intended
it as real declination, but the fact that
he sets out with an elaborate argument,
the only conceivable purpose of which is
to show that he is the most available can
didate, has seriously perplexed those who
are not accustomed to his tortuous and cir
cumlocutory ways. His declination is evil
IDENTIFY the object of quite passionate re-
greet to himself. He almost weeps over
his assumed wrongs, and he betrays a half
unconscious bitterness at the thought that
after all he has suffered there are still
Democrats who think that another candi.
date would look better in his place But
he feels himself physically incompetent to
fulfill the destiny which he holds has
been marked out for him, and
therefore he forces himself to with.
draw, in terms so cautious and
mechanical that the unpleasantness of the
task is exhibited in every word. 1t is
probably because of this strong indis.
position to put his declination in round,
emphatic language, that there seems some
what of obscurity and perhaps even insin-
certify, about the letter. But there is new
ertheless no reason for doubling the reality
of Mr.. Tilden's resolution, or the finality
of his withdrawal He has recognized the
futility of his aspirations at last. He has
seen that the Cincinnati Convention is not
for him. Had he withheld his declnation
until the balloting began he might have
made the nominee, but as it is he has
formally absolved his friends from their
obligations, and sooth to say, many of
them have evinced rather cruel satisfac-
ton at this release. In fact, the eagerness
with which the New York delegation has
FASTENED tc accept his deciination, is
strongly suggestive of an apprehension
lest he might reconsider it before the
Convention met. But he has Withdrawn,
unquestionably, and in such a manner as
to scatter his former strength in the widest
confusion. The collapse of his personal
ambition has carried with it all care and
interest for the fate of the party. Mr..
1ilden's motto would seem to be Am Or
saT, aut-nullgs; and as he cannot be Cesar,
he prefers to be nobody. Had he wished
to distract the counsels of his party, and to
bequeath it legacy of confusion, he could
scarcely have taken more opposite course
His deolination was longed for, but he has
contrived to give it in the guise of curse
instead OF blessing. He is out of the
fight, but whether anyone else is in it APP
pears to be positively known to nobody.
and the meeting OF the Convention to-day
affords little time for the arrangement of
new combinations.
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LITERARY KNowLgDGs AT A DISCOUNT.

------
\ curious and not very creditable Illus
'ration Oh literary ignorance has Just come
un0er our notice. the cuipr1ts beng jour
nais Oh no less consequence and standing
tnan the New York E's"'"g Post, Chicago
if'oHHf, and chicago Iimes The facts
are as follows Congressman Beale, OF
virginia recently made speech on adui-
tera'ion OF 1000 IN which ne quoted the
suoJoined verses :;
"'N M Ned stI'''' n'''''s'' 's'' up IN The 'an
Till me filthy ty,ane rings to the yeiIs Of the
While oba5E AID siasl aI plaster are sold to Ibe
A., .i Poor ar l2f b t 3d.,
Q! li,e ''''''
When sleep must lie ,Iosn arm'd Tor the ,ii.ainous
Grins on o. ,Se T pf, car in the brz %, , ,i.
,,..n Is nights.
gasps as he N SITS INV '''' " d -" ''''
To Pa' isbi poisond poison behind bis crimson
Tho tbres iorr,,,,s n.r,od TO-. 49,.
upon iumned to the oonoIns;on tt,t A.
p.,o,o Io.7 -. 5.,,..
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j. T. Trowbridge is said never to COM
pose his poems with pen in hand, nor his
prose without it. His poetic muse visits
him chiefly in the open air during his
walks, or while floating in boat on the
pond near his house He often holds as
many us fifty lines in his mind in this way,
and in writing them down he revises them
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Montigny, the manager, was very pious
and the terror of authors. Before putting
play on the stage he would cut and slash
it until the author could scarcely recognize
it. Every piece needs cutting" he wouid
say. One day an author who had suffered
from this habit, was chatting with him,
when the conversation turned on religion.
Montigny declared himself convinced.
Do you believe the scriptures 2" " Why,
yes Do you believe in the trinity 7"
Eyes" "Without catting?" = Paris
Wit.
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DIED..

Ssk -
Sacramento, June I7-Carl Rabel, a native OF
Germany 81 years.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral which viii take place from
residence of w. c. Hopping, Thirty.first and B
streets, this afternoon at , o'clock
Sacramento, June 2o-Joha A. McCloy a native Of
Ireland, 50 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the undertaking rooms of y. J. Vcrmilya, street,
between Fourth aud Fifth, this afternoon at $50
o'clock.l
Arcata June Is Willie L. Hanna.
Modesto, June 1l-Loaisa Grayston, 9 years. s
months and % days.
Auburn, June 1S-infant son Of J. Mccormick, Jr.
Iowa Hill, June Thomas Entwistle 81 years
Los Angeles June rs. Angott, 40 years.
Mendocmo, June ll-Francis E. Warren, 80 years
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F I r T HI:
SIxTH:
THE "wEEKLY UNION" IS THE MOST
ABLY AND CAREFULLY EDITED, MOST
INDEPENDENT AND BY FAR THE
MOST READABLE JOURNAL PUB
HIsHED ON THE COAST.

az IT is BECAUSE ALL THESE COUNTS
ARE TRUE THAT ITS INCREASE OF CLIP
CULATIoN IS UNPRECEDENTED, AND ITS
STANDING AT THE HEAD OF JOURNAL.
ISM is MAINTAINED
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, June le-By Rev Father McSweeney
Edward Riley TO Annie Fox, both OF this city.
providence, r. l., papers please eopy.)
Auburn, June l4-Fraok J. Groh TO Annie McCor-
mick
Crescent City. June 100. NJ Paris to Jennie E.
Jeffrey.
Grass Valley, June ID Richard r. Williams to Jane
Haymand.
Near Grass Valley, June ls-John Very to Iibbie
Butler.
Alsinsda, June 1s-samuel Seaman Wells to Edith
VI. Chittenden.
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The Buena Vista vineyard, the largest
vineyard in Sonoma county, is reported as
beng badly infected with the phylloxera.
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FIRST ARTILLERY RECT. BAND.

STUSIC FURNISHED FOR PARTIES, M
We Serenades, PArades, Picnics etc. Leave AZ
orders at headquarters, No. 40 X street; F. ~
A. FISCH, No. 1905 G street. Leader, F. ei'asz
W. DAVIS, No 1924 | street. julou
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters s.imu-
lates torpid liver.
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RGEN-

daughter.
Hsaldsburg, June l5-wife of Frank R. corbaley, a
son.
Newcastle, June l2-wfe of H. F. AIbee, daugh.
ter
Auburn, June ls-wlfe of J. Mccormick Jr., son.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

YsNHE SACRAMENTO BANK HAS MONEY TO
5 loan, in sums of ten thousand dollars and
UNDER at lowest current rates, upon improved real
estate.
AT All communications addressed to the SACRA.
MENTO BANK viii receive prompt attention.
iulS.oDIm
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TRY Hammers Cascara Bitters for bilious
ness.
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sTEiNWAy q SONS, PIANOS
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEgBOURG IL Lagos.

NoS. 80, 50 AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO
IN dealers in Prodace and Brewers Supplies
Manufacturers of Mali and all kinds of Meals, etc.
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour
Buckwheat Flour. etc. ]ul71ptf
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F5yHE GENERAL AGENCY OF THE RECORD
4 UNION for San Francisco, beth for circulation
and advertisements is IN the Office Theodore
3iancey, No. 70S Montgomery stTest Pooms
AID m 'S-Ip.f
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Tl:e s.ovcutc Polar EynedjsioD.
EataI Shooting AfrrnY.

WASHINGTON, June 21st.-The steamship
Gulnare. which is to convey Captain How
gates Polar expedition to Franklin bay, lett
Washington tn.nioht
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CALIFORNIA !:
THROUGH DEATR VALLEY

4ss.s.4sssssss*AA %sstsssssEsssssSKRsssHssss
\ drama in four acts by Samuel w Smith ESQ
author o: "STRUCk OIL"
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DENVER iCol.) June 2Ist.-The Repu5H-
cans Leadville special says: William Gun
bingham was killed and J. O'Brien severely
wounded here to-day. While the latter was
quarreling with Tom Hogan, OBrien fired at
Hogan, missing the latter and killing Gun
bingham, when Doc Norton, who was pres
ent fired at O'Brien, with the above result.
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NEW York, June 2lst.-Silyer bars,
1l5s money easy at eos; Governments firm
Stocks closed firm; Western Union, 1043 /;
Quicksilver, 10; Pacific Mail, 3S4 Mari
posa, Il; Wells Fargo. 10S; New York
Central, 1883; Erie, 800; Panama, IT'S; Union
Pacific, So; Union Pacific bonds, 1l4f; Cen
SutrO Tunnel. l.
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INDEPENDENCE DAY.
ITS OBSERVANCE BY THE CITIZENS OF
SACRAMENTO.
The Procession-The Literary Exercises at
the Pavilion-The Horribles-F
works-Incidents-

The one hundred and fourth anniversary OF
the nations birth was appropriately observed
in Sacramento yesterday by celebration
which was in every way creditable to the
city and its people. The principal streets
were dressed with fresh green boughs, after a
custom which has long prevailed here, and
the buildings on either side the chief highways
were decorated in many pleasing design
worked out with national colors, flowers and
evergreens. At sunrise the church-bells were
rung, and the Sacramento Light Artillery
fired salute of thirteen guns. By O'Clock
the various organizations to take part in the
celebration began to assemble in the vicinity
of Sixth and Nj streets. Meanwhile the streets
along the route of the procession began to fill
up, and by 10 A. NJ. were thropged with citi.
zens in holiday attire, and though the shop
doors were closed and business generally sus-
pended, the crowds of people gave the streets
ivelier appearance than on the busiest busi-
ness day
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AT THE PAVILION.

When the procession had passed over the
route of its march and reached the Pavilion
at Sixth and, NJ streets, that spacious build
ing, which was neatly decorated, was found
TO be well filed by an intelligent audience.
The very large stage was soon occupied by
the officers of the day, Mayor Turner, the
singers, military staffs, committees and those
who took part in the exercises, which began
by the playing of a medley of national airs
by the First Artillery Band. Grand Mar
shal Larue then called to order and intro
duced President of the Day L. B. McFar-
land, who made brief and spirited address,
as follows
Ladies and Gentlemen: We have met to-day
in public assembly, as Americans have been ac-
customed TO meet every Fourth of July for a Gen.
tury, 10 celebrate nations birthday. Great
sentiments always find expression in visible symbols
and physical demonstrations. And these latter in
their turn, react upon and strengthen the feelings
which they represent. Patriotism, next to religion
is the strongest OF those sentiments which move
large masses OF people with common impulses 1t
has inspired the noblest deeds and most heroic
martyrdoms. And every nation must rely for her
safety-for her life upon this sentiment, this pas
sion Of patriotism. 1t instinct and instincts
are more reliable than mere conclusions of reason
stronger even than principles. A mans
love for his country is akin 10 that which a
mother has for her child. The sons and
daughters OF other women may be as symmetrical
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TN1 - - OH -
In all widths and patterns, ever offered by us.
These goods will be sold i'm l2, and l-2 yard
lengths. Each measurement will be kept
entirely separate from the others, and
will be marked at so much for
length

q Il Is OIL
TERRIFIC
HENCE wEaAu OURSELVES
A
IS
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DENTIST, AIS j STREET, BETWEEN ca
~ Fourth and Fifth Sacramento. Arti e65fff3
fetal Teeth inserted on Gold. Vucante and al. bases
Nitrous Oxide Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction OF Teeth. jul4-lm
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DENTISTRY.
w. w0OD,

nENTIST QATE WITH II. II. PIER 6sz2e
J sonl successor to T. B. Reid No 3I7 JstttfffS6
street between Third and Fourth. Artificial Teeth
Inserted on all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction of Teeth.
(iu24-tf1
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THEOp0RE GLANCED.

ryHE GENERAL AGENCY OF THE RECORD
UNION for san Francisco, both for circulation
49, advertisements, is in the Office Theodore
elaanay, No. 2Qs Montgomery street Rooms g
vld 10. lSlpd
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RIBBONS.

fE In concluding this list, we desire
20 state that the above figures are quoted
FOR THB LIVE CASH TRADE ONLY; for
the benefit of people disposed 10 save
25 cents on every dollars worth of goods
purchased; for the good OF poor people
that cannot run credit accounts. and for
those that arc compelled TO pay dearly
for what they purchase on time at the
Credit Store.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS.

nN RECEIPT OF IS WILL SEND TO ANY
j address an assorted case of my specalties con.
sisting of 8 bottles DR.. RENZS Herb Bit.ers, 8
bottles Blackberry Brandy, bottles Rye and Rock
and bottles fine old Bourbon Whisky the last
named Trademarks q BonanzaS) all justly celebrated
goods, and recommended for medicinal and family
use j. REM, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, No. 2i9
Commercial street, three doors below Front, San
Francisco. my1-lp3m
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IL. III. PYFRsOy.

DENTIST-oFFICE, NO. COS STREET, sSs
between Sixth and Seventh, oyerS5d1Sts
Katzenstein & Bradley's Millinery Store
iul5-lpIms
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READY-MADE SUITS.
ChLICOES.
GINGHAMS.
SILKS

DIFFERENT NEW SUMMER
STYLES, at the ridiculous low price Of 65 cents
ward
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
WILLIAM II. MILLER
- - ~

MO. 100 J STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 90
IN Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer ST5a
and Dealer in Watches, Sbverware, Jewelry, ElA
etc Repairing specially, under Robert sSs.s "a
Marsh. All country orders promptly attended TO-
Tiu29- Iptfl
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE,
LYON d nARNEs

NoMyIssIoN MERCHANTS AND DEALERS Is
Produce, Vegetables. Butter, Eggs, Checs
Poultry, Green and Dry Fruits Honey, Beans, etc.
ALFALFA SEED.
ET Potatoes in carload let's or less.
iu23-lptf Nos. 2l and % ] street.
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THE PROCESSION.

At 10 A. M. promptly the procession moved
from Seventh and M streets over the route
stated in yesterdays RECORD. UNION, and in
this order:
THE ADVANCE.
Chief of Police. M. Karcher, mounted ; six
police officers mounted.
Grand Marshal, II. NJ. Larue, and Chief
Aid, T. J. Clunie, followed bya cavalcade of
special and other aids from the list of appoint
ments announced in yesterdays RECORD
UNION.
Escort of honor, the Sacramento Hussars,
Captain Frank Ruhstaller.
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND

Advertisements of five lines in this department
inserted for Is cents for time three times for 30
cents or 70 cents per week
VXTANTED-A POSITION IN A DRUG STORE
w as Clerk Has considerable experience; can
give good reference. Address DRUGGIST"
Lodi, Cal. jy3-3ts
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
XNANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing Hotels Private Families and Farmers with Help,
Free of Charge to employers. HOUSTON & CO..
door south of Fourth and X streets, Sacra-
mento CITY. ml7-1pu
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pRs. BREWER 4 sOUTHWORTH,

~ ENTISTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF eyz<k
IE Seventh and streets. in Bryte's new esfr21
building up stairs Teeth extracted without pain
by the use OF Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
Tiulf-IpIml
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Ii. KLINE

Qate with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
VXyATCHslAKER AND JEWELER, go
w No. 60 j street, between Second and S4s.
Third Dealer lit Watches, Clocks, Silver fs-4 Ye
ware Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its 49,
branches a specially. under MR.. FLoBERG.
fiuS-lplml
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LAND FOR SALE.

0On ACRES GOOD WHEAT LAND
I.SCU Two Hundred and Fifty Acres will
produce Corn without irrigating; 80 Acres Alfalfa,
three crops per year. Good water, healthy loca-
tion on Thomes Creek, five miles from Railroad
Station and Steamboat Landing. Can be divided
into two farms-House and Barn each tract. Good
School within two miles. Annual yield of grain,
about Is 900 bushels. Sale compulsorytime limited
to September Refer to A. B. Atkins & Co., Rice
vile; John Simpson, Hugh Mooney, Tehama.
Apply to JOSEPH ELLIS, Tehama, Tehama county.
juf0-Ip1mA
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
inserted for Is cents for time three times for 50
cents or rs cents per week.
ENoR SALE-GOoD FooTHILL FARM, szsN
two miles from Railroad. Land can all wv
be cultivated; plenty good water 1000 tear s<>-
ing grape vines small orchard; nice home. Price,
for leo Acres, s., ,000 Inquire of CARL STROBEL,
Commission Agent No. 32l J street, Sacramento.
ivS.2t.
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j. HYNiaN. .IR..

VVyATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, NO. az,
w 1856 street, between Fifth and Sixth. SSSa
Just received, very fine lot of Watches and tI q
Jewelry, which will be sold at very low As.sS
price Watches and JeNelry carefully repaired.
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