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should be ASKED
THOROUGHLY CARRY OUT AN IDEA which others have failed
proper execution though emphatic their statement of
by too otter
duped already plausible would the methods those
if directed towards their business,
In undertakings Business Religion
be careful MEANS THAT WILL BE HARMONY
TATIoN I ~ = " - " w ~ ~
claiming
the which well calculated
THESE METHODS WE HAVE NO SYMPATHY AND THEY WILL FIND
sLI
popular Pawnhop
that visitor for Violin the Salesman has
finding certain goods value and badly handled place percentage
the profits the credit the Salesman who sells them What better
Salesman
Houses public
the Merchant
the Salesman selling goods and at judous
being that Statesmen shifted and take their
frequently indeed
TO CROWN AWh be expected from when the
betry the public whose confidence already taken
employers
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SAN DIEGO, November 15th.-The Mexican
gunboat Democratic arrived this afternoon
from the lower coast. She takes coal here.
and sails for San Francisco tomorrow.
The first fifteen miles of the California
Southern Railroad will be put under contract
within a few days, ali the preliminary work
having been completed.
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Sudden Deaths.

San JosE, November 15th.-Horace V.
Daggett, better known as "Doc," an intem-
perate old bachelor who has for more than
twenty years lived in Mayfeld, was found
dead in his cabin. Early in the evening he
was in the hotel bar-room, and complained of
illness. He was taken to his cabin, and
about 10 o'clock person who went to see
how he was getting along found him dead.
He was about 80 years of age, and in davs
when be worked was carriage painter by
occupation.
Mrs. Bridget Hines, aged GO years. died
suddenly to-day at her home on Sunol street,
in the western suburbs of San jose She had
been complaining for two or three days, and
Saturday eve suffered great pain. She thought
that if she should stand on her feet it would
relieve her pain, but expired while her friends
were in the act of raising her. The Coroner's
jury found her death to have resulted from
natural causes
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The Result in Humbold, County.

EUREKA, November 15th.-Official count
of Humboldt county: Miller 1,4S9, Edger-
ton l, ,490, Bauer l, 400. Fox 14S9, McKa aig
1,4S9, Bard 1,4S9, Wallace 735 Terry 733,
Shorb 736. Brown 734, Henley 735, Del Vale
735; Weaver electors, 725; knight 1, ,4S1,
Berry 36q
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Action Apuroyed-Co,a wea,h.r

STOCKTON, November 5th.-The Governor
and other State officers have approved the
action of the Directors of the Insane Asylum
in awarding the contract for the new build
ing. The work begins tomorrow.
The weather continues cold The frost has
injured the grapes remaining on the vines,
and will put an end to crushing
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OmcIaI Vote of San nieco COUNT.

SAN DIEGO. November 15th-The official
gives the following result: Garfield Electors
Miller, 741; Edgerton, 74S;; Bauer, 741 !:
Fox, 740 McKaig, 740; Bard, 1888. Ham
cock Electors-Wallace, 545; Terry, $40 !;
Shorb, 545; Brown, $40; Henley, 546; Del
Vale, $40. Weaver Electors 10 (;
Clark, 10; Kidney, II; Redstone, 10 !;
Elliott, 10; McQuiddy. 10. Congress-P., :.
checo, CPS; Leach. $50; Godfrey, so. As
sembly-Hendrick, GIL; Wiley. 612 Re-
publican majorities 196, Pacheco,
60; Hendrick, so.
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Del Norfe County Returns.

EUREKA, November 15th.-The official re.
turns from Del Norte county, Just received.
give Hancock 297; Garfield, 263 Weaver,
q; Berry, 2S5; Knight, 278. Assembly
Cooper Dem.) J, 167; Hamilton (Dem. J, 19l +;
Mason Rap \ 900
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OREGON
Election Returus-wea,her

PORTLAND. November 15th.-The official
returns from seventeen counties of the State
give Garfield 1886, Hancock 16, 44S, Weav-
cial give Hancock 257 majority. making
Gar6eld's plurality GAL. Complete Official
returns will not vary these figures more than
twenty.
Sufficient returns have been received from
Washington Territory to estimate beyond a
doubt the election Of Thomas N. Brents
(Rep.l as Delegate to Congress by a majority
Of not less than l, 500 over Thomas Burke
(Dem.)
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Mexican Gunboat-RalIread work.

YREKA, November 15th.-Robert Nixon.
father of the editor of the Yreka Journal
died suddenly this afternoon, aged rs YEAR,
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q 81 .To SEE TTf


Dark
Dark
Melton English Walking
Alwool
Small Dark Plaid Sack high faopabe) $40
PRINCE ALBERT"
Black Dokn and Beaver Suits
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
j. B. KLUNR.

Ws ID ALGNEs
uAte with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg)
"TATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
w No. 90 street, between Second and "a.
Third. Dealer ia Watches, Clocks, Silver EI$p
ware, Jewelry, etc Repairing in all its sSsssA
branches $ speciality. under MR.. FLoBERG.
rn2-lnIml
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-I-1Ea 60 - J. - 7

We have the largest and most complete line ever placed on our counters
We offer Excellent Business Suits for 49, &c. 50 Is.
sic. Sl1, S11 80 and S12.
We would call particular attention to the following
line OF Brown Fancy Chevot Sack Suits (very
neat and styish) S12 so
OF
mossu uccesful o the
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ASK Your DRUeGISr for Hammers Civ.
cerole of Tar for coush and colds, and take
no other.
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RANCH FOR SAL E,
AT A BARGAIN.

EENHE wELL-KNoWN SAULSB Ya1H.
RANCH, on line of s. v r. r., contain Ns9*
ing 35e acres A failure Of crop has never-a.
been known upon the place. The soil is deep, and
OF sandy loan character; produces from % to 35
bushels Of wheat. and 80 to As bushels OF barley to
the acre Terms made satisfactory. Apply to
sWEETSER al ALsIP,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, No. l0l5 Fourth
st., bstween J and K, Sacramento. nl4-lmlp
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Try IL.
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DENTAL DEPOT

fs1x MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. SIXTH ezra
kzYaS and streets. @HfE
W. o. THRAILKILL, D. D. S, Editor and Publishes
of the Dental Jeirus, Monthly journal OF Dental
Science o2Tlptf
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DENTISTRY.
81. H FgEgseS.

" ENLIST. AIS STREET, BETWEEN sssEss
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- $500
Gcal Teeth inserted Gold, Vulente and al. bases
Nitrous Oxide Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction of Teeth. nl4-lm
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n nENTIsT.-(REMoyED TO QUINN'S sEa
4 Building, corner Fourth and 5treets) sfff6
Artificial Teeth inserted on all bases. Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extrac-
tion % Teeth o24-n
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND

Advertisements Of Eve lines In this department are
Inserted for Is cents for time three tmes for 80
eents OF 7b oeuts per week.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

VTTANTED-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..
one door south of Fourth and streets, Sacra-
mento citv. nl3-1pi
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andca Ho'"'
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines In this department
inserted for Is cents for time three times for so
cents or rs cents per week.
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houd fail while
NOVELTIES RECEIVED mention the following:
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nENTISTS, NO. COS j STREET, BE- "a
~ tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento. S6fY6
olS-Ipu
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THE FLAVOR OF MEAT.

NJ. Monclar, a noted agriculturist IN
France, has suggested singular plan for
varying the flavor of meat He imagines
that feeding cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry
IN particular way, or rather by flavoring
their food in various ways, their flesh may
be rendered much more agreeable to the
palate than it often is; and there can be
no doubt that he is substantially right.
Thus, for instance, it is well known that
poultry which has been fattened upon food
containing slight admixture of chopped
truffies are far better eating than those
chickens which have been stuffed or larded
with truffies after they are killed. 1t is
only natural that such should be the case,
for the flavor of the trufiie that is con-
sumed by the chicken permeates the whole
system, which cannot be done when
simply placed in the carcass. NJ.
Monclar instances cases in which
hares killed in wormwood field,
larks shot in a cabbage field, and
eggs laid by hens which had eaten diseased
silkworms, had such nauseous taste that
no one could touch them; while upon the
other hand some ducks and tieldfares which
had fed upon sprigs of juniper had de-
lcious flavor. He has made several expert
ments-among others, three upon tame
rabbits, which he fed with the waste of
anise-seed, with barley and bran containing
slight havoring of juniper, and with
barley and bran containing little essence
of thyme. In each case he found that the
flesh of these animals was far better eating
than that of rabbits fattened in the ordi-
nary way, and yet that there was no trace
of anise-seed or juniper in the taste. His
conclusion is that cattle, sheep and pigs
might be fed in the same way, and that by
varying the favoring matter the beef, NUT
ton and pork might be made TO have
several different tastes. .-[Caterer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The extensive furniture factory of J. H.
Vornbrock, southeast corner of Fifteenth
street and Case avenue, st. Louis, was de-
stroyed by fire between l and o'clock yes
terday. Loss unknown.
York Yesterday from Aspinwall, having in tow
the steamer Colon, of the same line, pre-
viously reported disabled.
General Hancock, in addition to his pres
ent duties, has been assigned to the command
of the Department of the South during the
temporary absence of Brigadier- General
Augur.
Michael Maddox, arrested at Baltimore,
Maryland, yesterday, for the murder of John
Schaoa, alleges that he found the latter in
his wife's bedroom.
The total gold en- route from Europe is
81, 600, 900.
A site has been selected in Central Park,
New York, for the obeleisk.
Edison has given up his effort to devise an
electric light, and is now working ON a noise
less, smokeless and dustless electric loco
motive.
Three hundred and seventy.one immi-
grants were brought to New York Monday
by the steamship Arizona from Liverpool.
Revised reports show Brooklyn's popula-
ton to be 567,
The Canton of Schwiz, Switzerland, has
re-established capital punishment, and has
enacted that executions be public. This
makes the fourth Canton which has restored
the punishment of death.
The British Admiral, Sir T. Seymour, will
command the combined squadron in the
naval demonstration against Turkey.
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Passengers Passing Carlsn.

CARL1N, July 27th.-The following passen-
gers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in Sacrs-
mento tomorrow: J. J. Baar, Indiana j.
Achs, Miss A. Achs, Prussia Mrs. Wald-
man and family, Stockton, California Miss
Saph, New York; Miss Lonise Elliott,
Stockton. Cal Miss Eta Booth, Newport,
N. II. /; i. Krebs and wife, Japan w. p.
more, Massachusetts, Miss A. NJ Knight,
Boston, Mass. +. Boyes. England r. Fl.
Duiie, San Francisco; Mrs. Evans, Miss
Hattie Evans, Miss NJ. 2, Evans, Montana
+. Sperling San Francisco; T. Betz, Mel
bourne, Australia Chas. Il. Adler, San
Francisco; NJ. Daily, Montana; DIR. Hawke,
Philadelphia, Pa. ; w. III. Beal, Grand
Rapids, Michigan j. L. Pickles, England;
Mrs. j. 3. Carter, New York Mrs. f. M.
Fish and two children, Tucson, Arizona
Mrs. n. G. Goodwin and two children, Cali
fornia S. d. Falls, San Francisco John
NJ. kirkpatrick, Pittsburg, Pa. !; G. G.
Schleir, g. NJ. Scbayer, Denver, Col. James
McCrindle and wife, Scotland Mrs. Kloss,
Miss T. Kloss, New York; S. Hazlett. Penn.
sylvania w. S. johnson, New York City !;
+. S. Hotchkis, U. S. Navy s. A. Stephen,
wife and daughter, London Byron
McCreary, Sacramento A. Pierce, San
Francisco D. B. Miiliken, Oakland J. II.
Mckenzie, England j. III. Wright, Massa-
chusettts E. G. Bumiean, San Francisco +.
Lee, Ogden Frank Fettre, Reno, New. w.
S. Donnisar, Virginia City, New. p II.
Delacourt and wife, England; Henry Arch,
Isadore Arch, New York Elmore D. Love,
Miss Kate Rountree, Miss Cappie Love, Mrs.
Roxie Love. Tennessee Miss Emma +.
Alloways, j. I. Alloways, Illinois; j. B.
Williamson, Canada Mrs. J. Rothenbucher,
Virginia, New f. I. Webb, Council Bluffs,
Iowa C. Peason. Elko, New. Mrs. w. W.
Turney and child, Nevada City IS eni.
grants, including 40 males, to arrive in Saora-
mento July 29th.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
DENsoN, Judge

UEsGAY, July q, 1880
Reclamation District No. l vs. Riverside Hotel
and Turnpike Company-D Dismissed upon motion of
plaintiffs attorney.
Baker u Hamilton vs. N. P. Sullivan Continued
till the 29th inst.
w. P. Fech vs. Margaret Howe-Submit.ed upon
reporters notes heretofore taken and to be argued
September 4th.
Henry Curtis (by guarjianl vs. C II. Gilman ct
al Demurrer to amended complaint overruled;
ten days to answer.
Leonora Duffy vs Edward Dufy-Decree Of di-
vorce granted in favor of plaintiff.
Chauncey Luce VS.. F. Acknowledgment for plain
tiff.
A. c. Flint vs.. A. Ebel-Defendant to prepare
findings.
Estate of Richard Stuart, deceased Final ac-
count settled and decree Of distribution.
Sherman & Hammer L. C. Chandler-Former
order submitting cause vacated, and case returned
to trial calendar
Us A. BetteneouIt vs.. +. r. De Silva-Action
dismissed at defendants costs
JOS werlin native of France upon the testi-
mony of Chas Richon and Il. Fehr, was admitted
to citizenship.
Samuel Wilson, native of Canada, upon the
testimony Of Geo. Slyter and Mrs. Alice Slyter,
admitted to citizenship.
Court adjourned till 10 N. to-day.
T0-DAY's CALENDAR.
Robt. Miller vs. L. C. Chandler ct al.
W. F. Kurth vs.. L. kumle.
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INTELLIGENCE OF SPAHIRL.-C. w.
Porter of Lincoln, Me-, while trout fishing
few days since, found wood ducks nest
containing ten eggs He carefully packed
eight of them in dry moss, brought them
home, and placed them under hen who in
due time hatched six active ducklings,
they taking to water Immediately after
breaking SHE'LL The gentleman is the
owner Of fine blooded, very intelligent
spaniel bitch, and upon seeing the brood
for the first time, obeyed her first impulse
and attempted to destroy the lot. Beir-
reprimanded, and observing her mast.
take especial care of them, she became very
jealous in protecting them during the day,
and every night goes to their pen and
hovers them with as mnch solicitude for
their comfort as ever exhibited by hen
for her chickens. They take to her very
contentedly, apparently enjoying the
warmth afforded them by their strange
foster mother 1t is a peculiar sight, and
we all look upon it as something quite
marvellous, as the bitch ID an excellent
hunter, and by birth and breeding an in
veterate enemy of the feathered tribe.
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Robt. Miller vs.. L. c. Chandler ct al.
w. F. Kurth vs.. L. kumle.

SAN Francisco MoNEY MARKET.-There
appears to be little more irquiry fer merey
ia This market, but the vOiIrme of actual busi-
ness shows no perceptihle increase. Very
little money is now used in tie mining share
market. Wheat borrowers have not taken
much as yet, though i. is confidently ex-
pected that they viii require larger sums
than in any previous year. The regular rate
of discount for frst-class commercial paper
is 9 per cent. There is more or less business at
S(@10 per cent. The savings banks are loaning
on city property at 500 per cent. and paying
the mortgage tax. This is equivalent to 697
per cent. Drafts on New York are drawn at
20c for mail and 25c premium per 500 for
for bankers bills, and 495@50d for CONNER
ciai bills. Refined silver is i0l@11 per cent
discount. Mexican dollars are nominal at
g1@9l4c.-[San Francisco Bulletin, July
27sh.
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OK THE OTHER FooT.-A coed deal of
fun is made of country coasirs who visit
their city relations, and the latter are pre-
sumed to be objects of sympathy. But
witty contemporary suggests that the
country cousins suffer more in the long
run when the city friends return the visit.
The latter carry into the country all their
airs and graces, and cannot be suited.
They will not understand why laying
hen cannot be broiied for breakfast, or why
a whole pan OF creaming milk saved for the
churning may not be spoiled when one
wishes cupful for the baby. The horse
that is plowing corn is not thought of by
the city man as being in the right place
when he ought to be drawing a phaeton,
and when the lady who in white muslin
has been up the road picking roses from
lawn hears the owner of the roses request
ing her host to keep his city folks out of
his garden, she says, "How mean these
country folks are /"
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PoL1cE COURT Patrick
Cannon has languished in the Yorkville
Police Court prison for nearly week, hav-
ing been committed for intoxication. His
wife and troop of youthful scions of the
house came up to the bar yesterday to beg
him off, and Justice Morgan consented to
bis release. The liberated captive had
barely turned to go, when a lawyer stepped
up to the judicial desk, and said Your
Honor, on behalf of the people charge
you with the violation of a corporation or.
dinance." "What do you mean:' asked
the puzzled magistrate. "You have JUS
discharged Cannon without permit =
said the other. "Ah," quoth his Honor.
"But it was to prevent all those little Can
mons going off by themselves" Patrick
was not out of hearing of this flow of
humor, and he, too, wheeled around i:
" Begorrab," said he, 81 know now why
was locked up till to-day. Twas to give
thin chance to get rid av their jokes, bad
cess to thin. u New York Herald.
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DEMAND FOR LABOR IN THE WEsT.-As
an evidence of the extraordinary demand
for labor now existing in the West, and
also of the rapid development of the rail
way lines stretching south and southwest
from st. Louis, the Globe Democrat of that
city notes the fact that its advertising col
umns, one day not long since, contained
calls for 4, 450 workingmen at wages run
ming from 81 80 to 50 per day.
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General Garfield echoes the sentiment of
philosophers with regard to genius as fol-
lows: at is notion of mine that if
the disposition and ability to do hard work,
and keep it up steadily, be not the proper
definition of genius, it is at least true that
these qualities are the best possible substi-
tute for genius, perhaps better than
genius"
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London Truth. "Why, indeed, mourn
ing should be worn at all. except at a
funeral, 1 do not understand. A near and
dear relative dies. One may deeply regret
the loss, but, as it is irreparable, it is the
part of wisdom which seeks to make the
best OF everything, to endeavor to forget
it as soon as possible. Why, then, wear
for lengthy time garb that brings back
its recollections? a person who is ruined
might with equal sense walk about for sew
eral months with an empty cash box
affixed to his back"
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Mr.. Rivington of Babbicombe, Torquay,
and his wife were recently hurled over
precipice in a carriage, in the Tete Noire
in the Alps, by restive horse, and Mrs.
Rivington was killed. Their children were
in another carriage
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Speaker Randall is described as genial
and kindly man, with round, smoothface,
pleasant eyes and glossy dark hair. His
expression is said to be winning and boy
isb. He has two daughters and a sen.
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NOTICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS.

ON RECEIPT OF SS WILL SEND TO ANY
address an assorted case Of my speciAlties con.
sisting Of 5 bottles DIR. RENZ'S Herb Rtters
bottles Blackberry Brandy 3 bottles Rye ant Rock,
and bottles fine old Bourbon Whisky (the last
named trademark Bonanzs), all justly celebrated
goods, and recommended for medicinal and family
use. J. RENZ, Wholesale Liquor Dealer No 2l9
Commercial street, three doors below Front, san
Francisco myl-lp3m
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I CONSIDER Hammers Casoara Sagrada
Pitters superior medicine.
JOHN CLEAyE, Sacramento
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YTyHE GENERAL AGENCY OF THE RECORD
UNION for San rrasc!sco both for circ1latioa
and Advertisements, Is in the Office Theoior
GlarceJ, Hc. scs Montgomery strcss Rooms 6
sad 10 ls-ipn
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FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.
DENTISTRY.
w. WOOD,

N ENTIsT-Eo. 3l7 street, between f5zgNa
~ Third and Fourth. Artificial Teeth cSSYfH
inserted all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas for the Painless Extraction of Teeth.
tjy2s-ul
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THE WEEKLY UNION

Ifubnshed IN seInl"eekIy PaftsL
Is issued ON Wednesday and Saturday of each week.
comp ing Eight Pages in each issue, Sixtf en- Pages
each we (, and is the cheapest and most desirable
Home News and Literary Journal published on tn"
Pacif: Goa t.
Terms One Year. %
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II. IL. PIERs0N.

nENTIST, AIS J STREET, BETWEEN fzT-4
~ Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- efSsff6
6cial Teeth inserted Gold Vulcanie and al bases
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction OF Teeth iyl4-lm
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PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Company.
wM. III. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication Office, Third ST., bet. and X.
THE n,uy RrCORD.UNION

star NOTICES. 70 follow reading matter, twenty i've
cents line for each insertion.
Advertisements of Situations Wanted Housesto Let,
Society Meetings etc. of OR LESS, will he
Inserted In the DAILY REcoRD-USIoN as follows:
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Three timee. oU cenIs
One week rs cente
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