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National Republican., 1880-07-14
Tho Froneh nationals Eetn.

LONDON, July IA dispatch to the Stand
ard dated Paris, midnight, says: "The fete
began in real earnest tonight. The bOulo.
wards and other great thoroughfares wero so
crowded that circulation was almost impossi-
bio. President Grevy held brilliant recop.
tion and the municipal council gave rocep-
tion to the delegates of all the provincial
town couneils.N
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Baseball.

WEsTFrELD, MASS, July 13,-Nationals, 10;
Westaeld Fhomon, o.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, July 13.-Clovelands,
0; Chicagos, g.
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 13.-Buifalos 10;
Cincinnatis, 7,
Troy, N. Y, July 13.-Troys G; Provi-
dences, 4.
WORCESTER, MASS, July 13.-Bosions, s.;
WOrucstgrs o.
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Explosive Chemicals Cause a Tiro.

A loud report IN tho rear of Klocaewski's
drug store, on Ninth, between ID and streets,
northwest, caused large crowd to gather yes.
tordsy afternoon about halfpast o'clock. II
was ascqrtaiuod that SONS chemicals had ox-
ploded aud Sst hra 10 tho store, aud an alarm
was quickly TUNED In from box 1876 Tho
llensn coon lad q stream of water playing
upon tho Rsmas, and in few minutes they
we're t1tia9alshed, but not before a damage TO
the aulcGat Of 500 was incurred A similar
accdsui occurred at the establishment several
weeks ago.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Nir. Coronrnn,h uanlth.

Advices from Greenbrior White Sulphur
Springs yesterday were TO the etlocy that Mr..
Corcornm's health was improving. Mr.. G.. W.
Riggs yesterday received u telegram from Mr.
Anthony Hyde saying: "rhe kilograms pub.
lshed yesterday about Mr.. Corcoran's health
were all oxaggerations. All that was said
about his health was that ho had two bad
nights and wished 10 SEQ DR., Tyler. Tho rest
were matters of business. He is better, aud
expects TO ride out this afternoon"
National Republican., 1880-07-14
T.IKING Il REST.
Judges and Jurors to Have n Vacation
During the Heated Term.


The criminal court for the past two wocks
District appeal cases from the police court.
Many of them have bean trivial in character,
and in the opinion OF the court should never
have been carried up, but dismissed in tho
court of original Jurisdiction, The evidence
in numerous instances showed that the Dis.
trict had no case, and il only entailed an
additional expense upon the defendants to
prosecute their appeals. In othoIs the charges
were sustained by proof aud verdict &C.
corded the District. Unlicensed bars were the
principal cases brought bofore the court for
hearing. Tho evidence given developed tho
fact that class OF men woio in the employ Of the
police, paid for the service ronderod, furnished
with money aud given list of mGrGhaptsand
others suspected OF violating the law whom
they were to induce 20 sell liquor by tho small
quantity, aud thon these parties wero to swear
out information gainsl them for lsecpingan un.
licensed bar. "Tobo" Brown, the conspicuous
witness in the Hirth murder trial, and james
hcKenncy were two of this class Of prufed.
sional witnesses who admitted that they wore
thus employed. AT tho conclusion Of tho days
asst gnment Justice James believed that no
had enjoyed enough Of the luSury of holding
court in hot weather aud discharged the jurors
until tho 20h of September next remark ing
that ifthe heat loft anything of thom at that
timo he would be pleased to meet them. The
equity court having finished tho calendar, also
adjourned for tho term but next Friday Justice
liagnor win sit In chambers to listen to any
interlocutory motions the attorneys desire to
mako. This virtually closes the courts for the
remainder Of tho summer.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Another cnIllsInn nj Son.

The signal corps station at Hyanns, Mass,
reports to tho chief signal officer rs folows
"l'he English freight schooner Sea- Lion from
Windsor, n. s. bound TO Now York, was run
into by an unknown vessel on tho shoals and
sunk about one and one.hlf miles west OF
Bishop ana Clark's light, Crew saved, One
Of the crow, sick at the timo died rs soon as
landed. His name was William Fostor Of
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FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.

very impure wator which may exhibit no fault
10 the eyo may fr, quontly disclose TO the olfac-
tory nerves the fact Of its pollution. If no
smell is observed IN this manner, some may bo
observed on gently warming the water, and If
mono then, tho addition OF fow grains OF
caustic potash may render it apparent"
National Republican., 1880-07-14

principal topic of discussion to-day was indus
trial education, opened by President Il. Il.
White Of Purdue university Lafayette, Ind.
In tho evening Consul General IIllz spoke
on Swiss industrial schools. Tomorrow Charles
Francis Adams OF Quincy, Mass, will road y
paper on "tho development of suporinten-
dencyp
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Archblshop purceil's Estate.

CINcINNArI, July 13.-John b. Mannix,
tho assignee s of Archbishop Purcell, is inyol-
ing the aid of tho law to increase the assets
of bis trust. To-day he brought suit to sot
aside al alleged fraudulent conveyance OF
property and to recover $4,000 from Eliza.
beth w. Boyco aud daughters.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
A stntes RIGHTS onso Settled.

ATLANTA, GA, July 13.-Judgo Woods de-
cided to-day in the habeas corpus case of frevc-
nuo officers charged with tho murder of Will
lam Jones, an alleged Illicit distiler. near
Atlanta, that the United States had jurisdc.
ton, and ordered tho case TO be transferred
from tho sLnta courts
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Heavy I,aiu ON Long Is,nnd.

FLUSHING, L. l., July 13.-rhe greatest rain
storm of many years occurred here yesterday.
In two hours Ais inches of rain fell. Tho
roads wero washed out, trees blown down, the
foundations of houses washed away and crops
destroyed. The damage is estimated at $1,000
or $4,000.
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to the Midland Railroad Ex-
lna,

DANvILLE, VA, July 13.-Mal5ville, in
Dave county, NJ c., voted together on Satur-
day in favor Of q subscription of $50, 900 for an
extension of the Virginia Midland railroad
through North Carolina. Every county along
the line of the proposed extension where a
vote has been taken thus fur has voted In
favor of q subscription,
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Killed bya Roar.

HUNTsvILLE, ONT, July 13.--on Sunday
boy named Johnston saw bear passing
through a clearing on his fathers farm and
fred, wounding it, He then started in pur-
suit with the empty gun. The bear turned
upon him, and before assistance could arrive
had killed him, and torn his body almost 10
pieces.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
New York eold and silver M,,e..

ALBANY, July 1a-0yril w. Greene John
Farrell and others have filed notice with the
secretary of state that they have discovered
mines Of gold aud silver ore in the towns of
Northampton, Fulton county; Edinburg and
Day Saratoga county, and Hope, hamilton
county,
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National rduoatlonai Assoeintlon.

JAMESTOWN, July l3.--The National Educa-
tional association began its nineteenth session
at Chautauqua this evening, with an eueoW'
aging attendance, Prominent educators from
all parts Of the country are present. The
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Josh yYard wnllng 10 ROW Courtney

NEwDURa, n. Y, July 13.-Josh Ward, tho
oarsman, says in regard to the reported match
between him and Courtney that none has
been arranged, but he is willing to row Court
ney If satisfactory terms can be made.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Earthquake ut Memphis.

MEMPHIS TENN, July 13.--At SIS o'clock
tonight shock of earthquake was felt hero.
Its motion was vibrating, coming from the
northwest and lasting several seconds.
National Republican., 1880-07-14
Singular Accident,

LOCK HAVEN, PA, July 13-Burglars
entered Frank McMahon's store between and
o'clock this morning. In tho cxcitcmont,
after tho burglars had fed McSIahon acci.
dentally shot his son in the left breast. The
boy was dangerously hurt, but is slill alive.
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DombArdment o

DambArdment of Lima, Peru. Threatened.
A telegram has just boon received by tho
Chiliap legation in This city from Panama
stating hat tho Chilian leot has notified tho
Pahyian authorities hat the City of Lima
will be- bombardod ii poaco is not soon made
Tho inhabitants were leaving tho city.
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TELEGRAPHIC TATTLINGS.
News Brought by the Wires from
All Quarters.
Minneapolis Population More than TrebIed
-Momphls shaken Up--Mlnerai Disoov-
cries In New York-A boy Killed
by Dcar-A Decision by
Judge Woods - French
National Fcte, etc.
Rapid Growth Of Minneapolis.

MINNEAPoLIs, July 13.-The census rc.
turns show the population Of Minneapolis to
bo 4S,323 In 1870 the population was 1889.
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Five hundred British emigrants arrived at
Montreal Monday night on route for the
west.
The whitehead manuhct urers Of tho west
arc in convention at Cincinnati. Their ses.
sIOns arc private,
Governor Cornell has rcru sod to interfere in
tho case of Chastino Co.'S the murderer Of Mrs,
Hull, and he win be executed at New York on
Friday.
National Republican., 1880-07-14

A lro yesterday mornmg at Plymouth, N.
H., destroyed the Plymouth house, stables,
ote, Adjoining houses wero badly damaged
1900; origin, spontaneous combustion.
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NICHOLAS N, BELL seo'y.
Nlr. Engllsh, In renIy, snoko rs folloMs

Mr.. CHAtRMAs AND GRSrLENGg OF rilE COM
MlTrEE; As q pmCiirpl bul.hess mau. not l7uch
accustomed 20 !ndircct2n " ectlon ot c.rcumlocu-
words that accept the high trust whicl You bare
rendered mo with feelings Of iprlioppd gratitude,
aud that / will al an carly date formally and in
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GENERAL uANcocK's REPLY
In reply, General Hamcock suid

Mr. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF THE CoMMIT-
TEE: appreciate the honor conferred upon me
by the democratc national convention lately as,
semb!ed in Cincinnati, and l thank you for your
courtesy in making that honor known TO me. As
soon as the Importance of the matter permits.
win prepare and send to you u formal acceptance
ofmy nomination for the Ulico Of the president of
the United States.
Those present were introduced to General
Hancock, who bad few words of welcome
for each Ons Of them. Altor few minutes
spent in hand.shaklng, Gonoral Stockton
turning TO the Hon. William III. English, said
The Cincinnati convention with a unanmity
nlparailoed appointed US as committee to wait
upon YOU AZ such time aud place as would be most
agreeable to you and inform you In person and
in writing OF your nomination. / now have tho
honor to congratulate ourselves on the ovent and
to present to you on the part OF the committee and
in the name Of tho conycntlon Of tho national
democratic party the Official announcement Of
your nomination.
TIE LETTER TO MIR. ENGLISH.
JULY 10, 1850,
Hon. William IT. Eagli8h;
DEAR SIR; By direction Of tho democratic ma.
tion0l convention which assembled At Cincinnati
on June - last, II becomes our pleasant duty 10
notify you that you are unanimously nominated
by thai body for Che Office of vice president Of Tho
United states. Your large experience in the affairs
of the government, your able discharge Of many
trusts committed 10 your hands your steadiast
devotion 10 democratic principles and tho upright
ness OF your private character give assurances to
the democracy tllatyon are worthy and well quail
fiedio perform the duties ofhOt high position and
commend you ~ them for the nomination which
they conferred, While your peTdonal qualities and
your public services well merited this honor, the
action J the convention was no doubt designed
not on.y ~ Nindlcalo their appreciation OF your
self bnI a. well " testify their profound respect
for ,he 6cmocracy OF Indiana, your native state,
MIN whoaa manly struggles you have been so long
ldenGlind aEd IN whose glorious achievements you
have shA.sh Tho convention set forth itg views
npoh ths leading political issues which bre low
Deolr pe penle In a series OF resolutions, q copy
lDnOF a M
10 which Johf attention il respectfully requested.
II Is SpF cH'nesl hope that those Views may meet
with youl sppIoDssQn and that you Will accept tho
nomination which Is now rendered you With
Scntincnts Of high esteem We are respectfully
JouS W. STEVENSON .pres't Conyontiou
NICHOLAS n, BELL se6y.
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A RECORD OF CRIME.
The Use of the Pistol Becoming A.
together Too Free.

An Attorney "Gets tho Drop" on His An.
taEonist, Who Proves Unarmed - A
Dubuque Policeman Shot and
Thrown Overheard 80 Killed
for Refusing to Loan
Money Frauds.
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HAMMERS CAsoARA sAaRADA BrrTERs for habitua
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Sacramento Market.

FRurr-our Sacramento quotations are from
the price-Iists of W. R Strong s. Co., and are
revised up to P NJ. yesterday. They rep.
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment Apples, Spitzenberg,
81 Is; red, slG1 Is; cooking, 90caSl; papered
Tor long shipment. 81 25@l IS; pears, ordinary
varieties, 81 s0a1 IS; Bartlett, out of market
Winter Nelis, 90 so; peaches, out of market; figs,
6d1oc q h; oranges are out of market /; lemons,
Sicily, s1o@l2 Q box; California, S5 Australian,
s50a6 = box; bananas, SS@4 so e bunch; pine.
apples S@9 Q dozen; tomatoes, 6o@75c 9 box;
grapes are in variety at 75cGSl {, case grapes,
In bxs 6o@75c ounces, 81 e5@l so . box; cranber'
RES sI3Sl5 D Dbl. Choice apples Tor long keep
inc are now coming forward and in complete va
riety Owing to the failure OF steamers TO stop al
Mexican ports lines are very scarce-in fact, out o
market and likely to remain 50. Meanwhile lem
ons will have to supply the place Of lines.
nRtsp FRuT-Caiiforna raisins, whole, 81 25d
5O half, % 50(d2 IS; quarters 81 55@S eighths,
ssa3 so. Pears, 1o,dl2c; plums, 14@l6c; peaches
I4al6c; apples. sliced, 7edSe; do quartered, 6d1c
prnnes, I2i@I6e backberries, 1SGl9c; figs
choice SAGE; fair do, 69Tc; apricots, 20G22c
Nurs-English wanuts, 9Gl0c; new California
do extra choice 1l@I2c; Almonds, l5G17c; Pea
nuts case; Hickory Nuts, sgloc: Pecan, 16917c
Filberts 15916c; BraZils, 14tdl5c & h Eastern
Chestnuts SOC Q II I; Cocoanuts, S9910 a 100.
HoSgy-Comb, San Diego, 13d1T; comb, in 2 Il
cans e 5oSS4 extra extracted, SGl0c z b com
mon sxtrac ed, case 9 D.
FEyp-Our quotations are from the price-lists Of
F A. Burr Of this city, and are corrected to date
Dat hay sI4 q ton, baled; alfalfa, 50 z ton
hailed: bran, Si4 . ton; barley, se@S5c 2 cwti
ground barley 95ctasl = cwt-; wheat, 81 SoS1 &
s cwt.; oats, 81 S5G2 q cwt
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

TTNDER AMI BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
ton issued out OF the Justices Court of
Georgiana Township, G.. A. Knott j. P, and dated
the 30th day of SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1885, upon
Judgment rendered in said Court, on the I4th day
OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1850, in suit wherein
PAUL KAHN was plaintiff, and VIM. JACKSON
was defendant in favor of said plaintiff ard against
said defendant, for the sum of ss3 l6, and tho
further sum of 80, Court costs, and S. 40 Con-
stables fees, | have levied upon the following
described real estate TO wit The fractional part of
the southwest quarter Of Section a. and southeast
quarter Of Section 15 and in the northwest quarter
OF Section %, and in the northeast quarter and
small fractions in the southeast quarter North,
Range East, Mount Diablo meridian, which land Is
described in Patent from the State OF California TO
William jackson, Of date December 20. 1859 Notice
s hereby given that on the oath day OF HoVEABER,
A. D. 1880, at O'Clock P NJ. at the ranch Of William
Jackson will sell all the right, title and interest OF
said defendant. William Jackson, in and to said real
estate, to satisfy the judgment in said action,
together with Court costs and Constables foes, aud
also all costs of this sale.
n5 1aw9uW II G. ARMSTRONG Constable
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CoNsTABLE'S SALE.

TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ExECU-
u ton issued out of the Justice Court OF
Georgiana Township, C. A. KNOTT, J. P and
dated the goth day Of SEPTEMBER, 1880, in suit
wherein PAUL KAHN and d. b. MILLER ana
WIN. JACKSON were defendants, in favor OF
plaintiff and against defendants, for the sum Oh
500 2910o, and 80 Court costs, and sl3 So.lg oon
stables fees, l have levied upon the fohosihs
described real estate, to wit hat OF the ifaction
part OF the southwest quarter OF Section ~
and the southeast quarter Of Section 10, ana -, lh
the northeast quarter and small fractions n tne
D;ahIo meridian which land described 10 Patent
rom the State Of California to William Jackson Of
date December 2oth A. 1862 Notice Is here9T
given that on the oath day OF NosEab W. 4. "
isso. at O'Clock p NJ, at the Ranch OF VIM Jack.
SON viii sell all of the light, title anu interest Of
said defendant VIM Jackson, in and TO SAID real
estate. to satisfy said Judgment IN SAID action,
oost ~ .bis sale H. c. ARMSTRONG, Constable.
Wv - " n5.1aW3WW
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eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, November sd
p,,,nsruvrs-Flour is strong and Wheat is ir-
regular, latter at 81 goal q,
WoorCalifornia is quiet at l3d1Sc for fall bury,
and I6de5c for clean fall spring bury, 1S92ic
cleo. spring, 249SSc: pulled, SS945c.
RaR1Ey1Is stronger, but in light request at an
.d.ance No. l Canada is held at 81 IS; No.
iftssocrxIEs-Iao Coffee is in better demand and
srmer, Refined Sugar is in good demand and firm
Hrprs-Are quiet and prices more steady. lot
If California is reported at 23ie
LIVERPOOL, November sd.
wrrAr-Good to choice California, los I'd to los
"a Market excited; cargoss irregular and quota
tons suspended. 49,, x,,,o,,to- ,ss
woo,.-Is very firm, and prices are gradually and
Viz, tendns upward with good demand We
Saies Of Ohio and Pennsylvania teeces at $50
goo ,s5 N;c,ioan and Wisconsin feeces at 45eS4oc
Delaine and oobing eees are IN demane at very
I'll n-ces and INV ashei woods, ncluding coarse
1a rd medium. are very firm rangiE from 70 70
ssc both as 10 quality and eondo a,;n',. =,
cbsee now than a few weeks ago, wheh WOOL was
ibree to four cents lower ~,s..o,.har sad
YnoI-SteadY and prices firm.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

All kinds of fresh meats are abundant, and
prices continue unusually low for the season
Following are the rates for whole carcasses from
slaughterers to dealers:
BKKr-Prime, 5@slc; medium grades, AGILE;
VEAI1Iar Large calves, 5@sc; small ZONES, 7I@Slc
MUrros-wethers are quotable at 3@slc, and
LAMB-Quotable at 4a44c q II for good to choice.
PoRK-Live hogs. 4@t4kc for hard, and 4@44c for
soft dressed do 6ltd64c q H.
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NOTICE.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES UNDE

YNHE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES UNDER
4 the Land Mortgage oil the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, made to them Trustees for
the Bondholders, and dated the first Qst) day Of
OCTOBER, 1870. hereby give notice that they hold
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars (s250, 000),
in gold coin, with which. in accordance with the
terms Of said mortgage. they propose to redeem SO
many Of said bonds as shall be offered at the lowest
price. All bids over one hundred and tiye Qo5)
fat may be rejected at the option Of the Trustees
Sealed bids for the surrender OF bonds VIII oe
received at the office Of the Trustees, corner OF
Fourth and Townsend streets, in the city Of san
Francisco, California, until noon DECEhbEh
Ninth (9th), 1880. J. OBJ; GUM,
San Francisco, CAL, November s, 1880 n9td
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Il. L. RILLINGs 4 GO,

de LIE BHLsINGS q co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
4 in Fine Brandies, Wines and LIQUORS Agents
for DR.. Jafes Celebrated Cinchona Bitters also,
agents for Litton Springs Settler Water, Sonoma
county California No. Ill street. between Fourth
and Fifth. aus5-spIm
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NoRNER OF FRONT AND STREETS
" Highest price for Hides, Sheep Pelts and
Tallow. Supplies Butchers with Salt, Paper, latest
improved Sausage Machines, Suffers, Lard Presses
Etc. Prompt cash returns made for all consign.
rnnntc 12.Antf
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JAMES, MeEUIHE

MANUFACTURER OF IRON DOORS, SHUT.
WI ters, Ratings, Gratings, House-work and
Blacksmithng IN general, No. 14s street, between
Fifth and Sixth Second nand Doors .or sale
au22-4utf
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G. NJ. DIXON. NJ. d..

SURGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
- Office and residence, on Eighth street, between
III and |. Office hours-S to A. NJ, and IL to g. and
to p N. Diseases of the Eye and Ear specially.
oQ-4D2m
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

g ACRAMENTo, CALIFORNIA, NOVEMBER 8,
= lsS0-To all whom it may concern, and to Luz
Gus c. Chrismon, who filed Homestead Appilcatiion
No 3037 for same land Notice is hereby given that
ALEXANDER JOHNSTON, whose Postofaoe ADDRESS
is Pleasant Grove, Suffer county, Cali9rnia, mas
filed his notice of intention to offer nnai PROOF IN
quarter Of section 49, township No. IL NORTH range
No. east Mount Diablo meridian, embraced IA Pre-
emption Application No 1904, filed in said Office on
inc "a his witnesses: W Browning, W. ". Munroe,
Thomas johnson and Michael o'Hara, ali OF Pleas
ant Grove Postotiice, Suffer County and that the
18th day of DECEMBER, 1880, at O'Clock a. NJ has
beer fixed as the time and this office the place.
n134 p3Ot ED. T. TAYLOR, Register.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MADAME CHARLOTTE RoRER


EyRoM PARIS, DRESSsIAKER, NO. 900 EIGHTH
Il street, corner ], Sacramento. Ball and Party
dresses Speciality. New Patterns imported for
Winter. n17-4p1m
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CURED AT HONE.
BLACK DIAMOND COAI.
AND SCREENINGS.

yzyHE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
I EoNTE DIABLo COAL, the -ncss economical
that De used for IAN, Is for sale N lois 70 SUIT
at Piscs, Diamond Landing, Coatrs Costa county,
aid st the Office OF the Company, southeast corner
OF Folsom and Spear streets, San Francisco.
P. B. CORNWALL,
n1s4f President B. D. c. II. Co.
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

DIps WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Il undersigned at the Office of the State Board
Of Agriculture up to Monday, November 10Th inst,
ut 10 o'clock w. for rent of dwelling house restau.
rant and bar at Agricultural Park, from December
LIST next to August Is, 1881 Separate bids will be
received for rent of premises from December
LIST next for year. Good cooking range and fur
niture water heater and ixtures ice safe cuuboards
etc., go with the building The race-track and sta
bles will not be rented The right to reject any and
all bids reserved. II. NJ. LARUE,
G. W. HANCOCK,
d. FLINT,
Committee.
Address II. ii. LARUE, President
n17-td Care Of l. n. HoAs, Secretary.
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NOTICE.

yUyHE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EX.
isting between ZAEK & RINK, in the business
known as the New Atlantic HOTEL corner Twelfth
and streets is this day dissolved. Mr.. Rink cen.
tinues the business collects all bills and assumes all
debts against the late firm.
Sacramento November IL, 1880 nl2-4plm
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earle a CRoLY,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
" pared to do all kinds OF work in their inc, In
city or country. PRINCIPAL place OF business, Secra-
mento. Shop, 50 Second street, between and L
Post-office Box, 40, Sacramento. nl5 4pt