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House on Tuesday adopt general resolution
admitting reelected members to affirm, who
may claim to do so, iostead of taking the
oa'h. 1t is thought that the Liberals who
were absent when the division las. week took
place, will support the resolution, and that
the Conservatives and Liberals of last week s
majority will be willing to let it pass. The
validity of such resolution would be liable
to be tested by an action at law against any
member not being a Quaker. etc, who ven-
tured TO sit and vote under its authority.
Encounter Between the russians and
Tekkes-Marine CUIlision-4ppOintmcn
Confirmed.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 27th.-General Sko-
belotf's troops have had an encounter with
the Tekkes. No details published.
The Russian floating battery Kremel, which
was proceeding to the Pacific. came in colli-
sion with the Danish steamer Gulf of Fin
land. The kremel was severely injured, and
put in at Helsingfors for repairs.
The announcement of the appointment of
Admiral Lessovski to the chief command of
the Pacific squadron is confirmed.
Austrian Fmbassador TO Turkey.
PERA, June 27th.-Baron Won Calice has
been nominated IS Austrian ambassador to
Turkey.
The Montcnegrin Situation.
LONDON. July 27th.-A correspondent at
Scutari has been informed by the chiefs of the
Albanian League that if the Montenegrins
attempt to occupy Dulcigno, 20, 900 men will
advance from Central Albania.
Insecurity of Life and Property Near
COn,fanunOplc.
PERA, June 27th.-There is a complete abb
sence of security for life and property here
Assassinations in and about Pera are of daily
occurrence, and the assasSins are permitted
to escape. Some Turkish refugees have mur-
dered an Armenian steward of Roberts Col
lege in open day. Colonel Commercials as
sassin remains unpunished.
insurgents Eefea;cd.
LONDON, June 27th.-A dispatch from
Thyetmyo reports that the Kings troops
terly dispersed. Prince Nyoungotte was ar
rested by the police.
Revolutionary Documents Seized.
PEsTH, June 27th.-Many revolutionary
pamphlets ard books have been seized in
houses of well-known agitators here.
The Bradlaush Case.
LONDON, June 2Sth-A M-The Standard
this morning says We understand that after
a somewhat excited meeting of the Cabinet
a resolution was adopted to support La
bouchere's motion to reScind the vote of the
House regarding Bradaush. The motion
will not formally be made question of,conf-
dence, but many Liberals who voted in the
majority the last occasion will abstain
from voting on it. Bradaugh addressed 10,-
600 persons at Southampton Saturday, and
after his speech unanimous vote of conf
dence was passed. He also addressed large
meeting in London Sunday. Various other
meetings have been held in London and else
where in his favor.
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ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION. The Medical
Press anil Circalar, 1880, informs us that
in recent communication to the French
Academy, Professor Fort raises again the
question of premature interments. One
fact he mentions is. that he was enabled to
restore to life child three years old by
practicing artificial respirations ON it four
hours, commencing three hours and half
after apparent death. Another case was
communicated to him by DIR. Fournol, of
Bllancourt, who, in July, 1878, terminated
nearly drowned person after four hours of
artificial respiration. This person had been
in the water ten minutes, and the doctor
arrived one hour after asphyxia. Professor
Fort insists also on the utility of arti-
fetal respiration in cases of poisoning, in
order to eliminate the poisons from the
lungs and glands. The length of time it is
desirable to practice artificial respiration in
any case of apparent death from asphyxia.
Professor Fort has not yet determined, but
his general conclusion is that it should be
maintained perseveringly for several hours.
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lacks only one foot of submerging the lower
portion of Front street, and is still rising
quite rapidly. A dispatch received last
night from up the Columbia indicates con
siderable rise of the Snake river. A dis
patch received here this morning from Lew
iston states that the river at that point fell
seven inches. \ general impression prevails
here among experienced river men that the
Willamette will reach within cue foot of
the point it reached during the great food
OF 1876. The high water is caused by back
water from the-Columhia This evening the
lines up the Columbia are down. and no late
reports are received. Merchants along Front
street are busy in removing goods from their
Easements, and making necessary prepara-
tions for high water. Should it come, the
damage to property will not be great.
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Demncratic Mhaon.Ins.

SAN JOSE. June 26th.-The Democracy
held a ratification meeting in front Of Music
Hall this evening. The assemtlage was one
of the largest political gatherings held in this
city for many years.
STOCKTON, June 26th.-The Democracy
held ratification meeting here tonight, in
Hunter Square. Bonfres blazed, and quite a
crowd of people gathered. w. r. G. Brown
of Sacramento and Judge Terry were the
speakers.
NAPA, July 26th-The Democrats opened
the campaign here this evening by a ratifica-
tion meeting addressed by local speakers. A
large bonfire was built in front of the Court.
house, and band near by furnished patriotic
airs. Considerable enthusiasm was mani.
tested.
an enthusiastic ratification meeting at Pear
sons Hall tonight. Hon. John w. Arm
strong was the principal speaker.
SONORA, June 26th.-The Democrats of
Sonora and vicinity held ratification meet
ing tonight. The meeting was quite enthu-
siastic and largely attended, considering the
short notice given. The exercises consisted
of band playing, speeches, etc.
ORovILLE, June 26th-The Democrats had
a ratification meeting tonight, under the
auspices of the Oroville Democratic Club.
Judge Reardon addressed the meeting, and
other speakers followed. Quite large crowd
was in attendance. Bonfires were burned on
the corners of the streets, cannon were fired,
and a brass band filed in the interludes.
WATsoNvILLE, June 26th.-The cannon is
booming here in ratification of the nomina-
ton of Hancock and English.
SAN RAFAEL, June 2Gth.-The first Demo.
cratic ratification meeting of the campaign
was held here this evening. Colonel c. l..
Weller, Wm. I. Coleman and others ad-
dressed the meeting. A band was in attend.
ance, and hontiIes blazed IA the streets.
PORTLAND (Or.l, June 26th.-A Demo.
cratic ratification meeting was held here last
night, to indorse the nominations of Han
cock and English. An immense crowd was
in attendance, and the meeting was very en-
thusiastic. The meeting was addressed by
Governor Thayer, Judge Strong, Judge
Reed, J. NJ. Gearin, Judge Page, J ohm Bur.
nett, C. +. Beatty, Judge Kelly, P III.
Brennan and others.
Tucson, June 26th.-A grand Hancock
and English ratification meeting was held
here tonight, at which 1000 people were
present. BonRres and torchlight process,
sion added to the occasion.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The Northern Rinemen.

PoRT TOWNSEND, June 26th.-The three
days target practice at Port Townsend re-
suited as follows: Out OF team of 20. Ser
geants Hickey and Davis. and privates
Homan and 0'Keaf, of the Twenty-f first In
fantry, made the highest scores, and will go
TO Vancouver to compete for the places in the
Department team. H,ckey's percentage was
S0.44 per cent. DR.. I. L. Minor, on his re-
turn from the Chicago Convention on We'd
nesday, was welcomed by heavy cannonade
from all the batteries.
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NOTICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS.

ON RECEIPT OF ssS WILL SEND To ANY
address an assorted case Of my specialties con
Bisting Of bottles DIR. RENZS Herb Bitters 3
bottles Blackberry Brandy 3 bottles Rye and Rock,
and 8 bottles fine old Bourbon Whisky (the last
named trademark BonanzaD, all justly celebrated
goods and recommended for medicinal and family
use J. REM, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, No. aI9
Commercial street, three doors below Front, San
Francisco. myl-lp3m
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TRAVELLING SAND.-It is a curious fact
not generally known that at certain point
on the Upper Columbia, close to the wa
ter's edge, the fine sand is continually
travelling up stream in one eternal process
sion. Talk of the great army of Xerxes
on the march-what was that to the
myriad battalions that pace the marge of
the mighty river? In comparison to these
tiny travellers, what are the "leaves of the
forest when summer is green?" This sand
is being continually washed ashore, and as
the water falls away with the dearth of
the season it dries, is taken up by the
winds, carried back up stream, is blown
into the water, and makes another voyage
and SO the work of transportation back and
forth, by land and by sea, goes ON forever
and ever.
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OREGON.
Grand Lodge, A. O. w,

PORTLAND, June 26th.-The Grand Lodge
of the Ancient Order of United Working
men for Oregon convened at Astoria yester-
day Grand Master l. w. Case presided.
Twenty-six Lodges were represented, and
there were forty.six delegates in attendance.
The business of the Grand Lodge was trans
acted with dispatch and in perfect harmony.
The following Grand officers were elected for
the ensuing year: II. G.. Abel, G. NJ. W.
o. c. Root, G f.; DIR. J. NJ. f. Brown, G..
o.; w. S. White. Grand Recorder; 1. r.
Moore, Grand Receiver; J. +. Goodhue, G.
c.; G. i. Nottage. G w: S. W. Wanghop,
Grand Trustee; I. w. Case. Past Grand
Master Workman
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FOREIGN NEWS.

strike CoIIapsed-The Question OF Oath.
Taking in the British House OF Com
mons.
LONDON, June 27th.-The strike of 1o,o00
Staffordshire potters has collapsed.
The Times understands that the Govern.
ment has determined to recommend Il at the
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NNo LET-A LARGE, FINELY FURNISHED
Il front room, No. S25 Sixth street. Will be
rented on reasonable terms. Apply on the premises
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YEo LET ROOM, WITH BOARD IN A PRIVATE
family. Suitable for two gentleman. Teruls
moderate Apply at No 624 st eet, near Seventh.
iu25-lWs
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CALIFORNIA,
Base Ball,

SAN Francisco, June 27th.-At the Recre-
at,on Grounds to-day, in the base ball game
OF the champion series, the Knickerbockers
beat the Bay Citys 9 to 4. 1t was very hot
game, and several players were disabled.
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Republicans Rafifyins.

SALINAS, June 27th.-A grand ratification
meeting was held here last evening, under the
auspices of the Garfield Club. Senator Hill
called the meeting to order, and Mayor Ball
was elected Chairman. The band played
patriotic airs, and salutes were fired in honor
of Garfield and Arthur. Senator G.. L.
Baker of Santa Clara, and l. L. Cutler of
this place. made eloquent speeches. Reso-
lutions indorsing the nominees were adopted,
and the meeting adjourned with three
rousing cheers for Garfield and Arthur.
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The Female With the Long Name Still
Walking.

STOCKTON, June 27th.-Isabel Mann Tay-
lor Mcpherson, the female trampist from the
East, passed through this city at $40 P. NJ,
to- day. She made no halt in Stockton, but
proceeded on the railroad track toward San
Francisco
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EOhy E'QUnU,

GAIT, June 27th.-A stranger was found
to- day in Dry creek, near here, drowned.
The remains had been in the same place about
FIVE days, but were supposed to be something
else until examined
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nENTlST, as J STREET, BETWEEN kszN
~ Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- s5Sffts
fetal Teeth inserted on Gold Vulcanite aud al bases
Nitrous Oxide OF Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction OF Teeth. iul4-lm
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DENVER, june 27th- The Repu5lican's 5
Buena Vista special says: Last night an in
cendiary attempted to burn the Lake House,
but was caught in the act and chased by a
mob, who fred several shots, fatally wound
ing the unknown and severely wounding Cal.
win Moon and j. A. Matthews. The crowd
also attacked Judge Casey, but he escaped.
The intention was to murder him. Some
time ago petition signed by citizens caused
the dismissal by Judge Casey of some men,
bers of the police force, which caused the at
tack on him. More violence is likely to
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The Walk ng Match - Democratic and
Grecnback Wiags OF the Working.
mems pnrfy.

SAN Francisco, June 27th.-In the walk
ing match the score at P. NJ. stood Scott
343. Dancer 331, Reid 800, Eaton 326, Ed
wards 81, Guerrero 319.
The Democratic wing of the Ward Presi-
dents to day indorsed Hancock and English
and the Chinese plank of the Cincinnati plat
form. The Greenback wing transacted no
business of Importance
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A PLEASANT MOUTH DIsINFEcTANT,-
Hypermangate OF potassa and hyperoxy-
date of barium, of each "a grains, to be
rubbed up into mass with sugar and gly-
cerine, and divided into l44 lozenges.
Every ill-smelling mouth will become by
their use perfectly odorless. 81 Sedical
Record.
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alcontnu oseat7 7p
nd Pay Days the Railroad Shops excepted
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THE problem of livirg in malarial dis
trict is solved by using Hammers Casca1 a
Sagrada Bitters.
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DENTISTRY.
w. WOGn.

~ ENLIST GATE WITH II. II. PIER 6&z2
sonl successor to T. B. Reid, No 3l7 JSStY6
street between Third and Fourth. Artificial Teeth
Inserted on all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas. for the Painless Extraction Of Teeth.
Iiu24-t0
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SpRINGrIELD (Mass.), June 27th.-Ex-
District Attorney Z. II. Lathrop, one of the
leading Butler men OF the State, has written
letter resigning his membership of the But
ler State Central Committee and practically
walking out of the Democratic party. The
Republican will print a letter Monday, and
says it probably represents the feeling of
many Butler votes in Western Massachu-
sets
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Remarkable Swimming,

NEw YORK, June 27th.-George Fearn, the
English long-distance swimmer who swan
second best to Captain Webb in the great six
days swim in the English Channel, swan to-
day from the foot of Thirty third street, East
river, through He'll Gate and Flushing, max.
ing the distance, estimated at fifteen miles, in
8 hours, q minutes and 46 seconds. He
swan right through the fierce current at He'll
Gate. Fearn is % years of age, and weighs
It's pounds.
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HNo RESr.-'O0 ACRES OF REC AIMED
TULE LAND which has been in cu'tiv tion
several years, and which is nearly ready for the
plow. A fine crop of Potatoes, Hay or Buckwheat
be raised on the land this season. if put in
before the 10th of AUGUST. To any one who has
few teams and farming implements, the opportunity
is here given to make some money, as the terms
are easy. A good house and barn on the ranch, and
steamers stop there every dav. For full particulars
inquire of or address "TULE," this Office
DD
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OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
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BALTIMORE, June 27th.-The yawl boat of
the coast survey steamer Bache, with fish
ing party consisting of James II. Patten,
engineer of the Bache. his two sons-Willie
and Jimmy Patten-and a third boy named
William NJ. Greenwald, was struck and upset
yesterday afternoon in the lower harbor by
tow of barges, and the sons of Patten and
4 4
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ms RRrwER q sOUTnMeRTH,

nENTIsTS. SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GEA
- Seventh and J streets, in Brytes new csSSfn
building up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous OXIDE Gas
liuI6-IpIml
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Lively Day at the Sand Lot-Feur Meet
fuos.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 27th.-There were
four meetings at the sand lot to day-the
Democratic and Greenback wings of the
Workingmen, and the third, which seemed
to be a Republican otfshoot of the same par
ty, and a praying and singing band. The
latter two seemed peaceable enough, but the
Democrats and Greenbackers came near hav-
ing collision, which was only prevented by
the presence of the police.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
]. 4. KLINE.

Q.&te with Wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
NyATCHNAKER AND JEWELER,
w No. Go J street, between Second and k<SAS
Third. Dealer III Watches, Clocks, SILVER ts-4 &c
ware, Jewelry, etc Repairing in all its NS.s1A
branches ; srecialty under MR. FL0BERG.
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OMAHA. June 27th.-Denis Kearney passed
through Omaha to-day for San Francisco.
He says Weaver is bound to be elected Pres
ident, as the Republicans, rather than let
the Democrats have any chance to elect their
man, will go over to the Greenback- Labor
party, and the Democrats feel the same way
towards the Republicans I; hence they, too,
will to great extent vote for Weaver. He
says the Greenbackers are sure to carry Maine
and California in anv event
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High Water Preparing for a Flood.
PORTLAND, Jure 27st.-Ths river here
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nAIRY FOR WELL ESTABLISHED
~ Business Chance. Situate near Bartlett
Springs-money- making place 320 acres land fine
lot OF stock AMI improvements. For further par
lculars, address CARL STRUBEL, Commission
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~. ~. rIERSON,

n ENTTsT.-oFFICE, No COS j STREET, xzHA
~ between Sixth and Seventh, over 1I7c.J
hatzeEstein < Bradey's Millinery store.
iul5.lpImF
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Try Hammers Cascara Bitters for bilious
ness,
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE RECORD. .UNIoN.l
PACIFIC COAST POSTAL CHANGES.
Liberality Of the Democratic Candidate
for Vice-President.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST By RAIL.
Three Boys Drowned by the Upsetting Of
Boat Near Baltimore.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMs.
The BradIaugh Case and the English
Cabinet.
FROM THE EAST Bx RAIL.
Three Boys Drowned by the Upsetting Of
Boat Near Baltimore.
FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.

The Bradlaugh Case and the English
Cabinet.
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THE DEMOCRACY ENTHUsING.
satifcation Meetings of the Unterrifed
at Various Points.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Lively Day at the Sand Lot in San
Francisco.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Population Of the webfoot State, as Shown
by the Census.
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NoTICE. CARL STROBEL NO. 32l J STREET,
~ Sacramento, negotates Loans and Mercantile
Credits. Buys and Sells Farms and General Mer-
shandise on Commission. Solcits Fire Insurance
Risks, and all kinds OF country orders, which he fills
with care aud Gisp h. jul5 If
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LAID FOR SALE.

600 ACRES GOOD WHEAT LAND
s~oU Two Hundred and Fifty Acres Will
produce Corn. without rrigating; 80 Acres Alfalfa,
three crops per year Good water, healthy lnca
tion on Thomes Creek five miles from Railroad
Station and Steamboat Landing. Can be divided
into Two f.rms-House and Barn each tract. Good
School vi. n two miles Annual yield Of grain
about Is coo bushels sale ,mpusory- time limited
TO September. Refer to \. = Atkins * Co, Rice
Vile; John Simpson, Hu n Mooney, Tehama
Apply TO JOSEPH ELLIS, Tchama, Tehama county.
iulO-iDlrn-
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Liberality Of the Democratic Candidate
for Vice President.
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WILLIAM Is. MILLER


MO. 100 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 90
II Matchmaker and Jcweier. Importer YIN
aud Dealer in Watches Shyerware. Jegelry, EITh
etc. Repairing a specially, under Robert sSs.s14
Marsh. All country orders promptly attended to.
frn29.lrtf
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Killed by Lightning.

LOUISVILLE (Ky.), June th.-During the
storm Saturday afternoon three hands-Wm.
Piing, Alfred Jones and John Ball, all col
ored- working on the farm of i. &. Mines,
eight miles from this city, were killed by
lightning.
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FINE RESIDENCE FOB SALE,
AT A BARGAIN.

HyHAT DESIRABLE AND ELIG!BLY -
Ioeated piece OF property belonging to the mi.
estate of the late Henry Miller, situated on the LII.
southwest OF Eighth and streets, being loo
feet on Eighth by l60 feet on street. The dwell
ing contains large, airy rooms with frescoed walls,
bath rooms, bay window, ari all modern improve
ments and cnnvenences Of 4 first class residence.
Being close to business center Of city makes it one
Of the most sir4b!e rcsenccs ever offered for sale
Apply TO
RETSEE "a ALSIP.
Real EsIatc and Insurance Agents.
iu.G2t lOl5 Fourth street, Sacramento.
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Nyo LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE, NO. -.
Il III G street, between Seventh and faiii
Eighth, containing Six Rooms The house Is ILL I'LL
pleasantly located. References exchanged. Apply
on the premises. iu25-2w'
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TIURNISHED ROoMS.-CLUNiE'S NEW BUILD
IL ing, northeast corner Eighth and streets.
Accommodations unsurpassed high ceilings good
most desirable rooms in the city Single or in suits
by the day week or month The house to be kept
strictly firsf-class. Terms moderate inll-lpst
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j, HYMAN, .JR.,

WY ATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, NO. so
w 1876 J street, between Fifthand Sixth ga
Just received. a very fine lot Of Watches and e. "a
Jewelry, which viii be sold at very low Gs,,s1S
price. Watches and JeWelry efuliY repaired
tm7lplml
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SACRAMENTO MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 2s
COAST DISPATCHES.

COAST DISPATCHES.
DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
THE DEMOCRACY ENTHUSING.
Ratification Meetings of the Unterr1ned
at Various Points.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Lively Day at the Sand Lot in San
Francisco.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Population Of the webfoot State, as Shown
by the Census.