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OF NEW SPRING GOODS
A. HUTZLEH 4 SONS.
900 BROAD STREET.

JSst received full AM compe'e line Of the latest
noyeiieS Ia DRESS G's,rs. embracing
ALL WtWL RUkTING La E-STRiPEp CUNT
M. HkRNASI-, MONTE CLOTHS, GRAPE
CLVTH-, BR' CADEs ~ dsiRiPrs ~ siI the
pss.s chad 4. sATiNs, SILKS. PEKiN
sTRjPEs, POLKA DOT. aud BROcADEs for
tTih,ming tfnl Iiu-l
BLACK CO Mad Ms, BLACK CASHsIERRs,
TAMlsE ad MIME CLOTHS.
LAitits' SAlKfNGS.
FONT n'EsPRIT and ToRcHO on
LAcks.
Hosiery, Butidus, aud Trimmings N speciarv |;
ParasOi.. q full ine. ~ Lrice lover than ever; Ia
blr.Lif ems kaukins, and To~eis; Lace Nils, iuil
lJae ~ III ihr new had, Lac Tvp. b rrb. ana
hid Olives Ladies' snd fen eineu'c Uucerwsar;
Ca<. stDer.s TOR boys' AMI m, = wear
Our store win Ne closet FRIDAY, April .. 1850.
mh 3u.3m
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NV EScLAAB's CHoscE.-A Telegram
from Washington to the Chicago 7rsasae
says:
Those who should know saw II IL nov
pretty well setties that Grant will not have
. single DELEGATE IN the New England
State Of the eighty delegates from tue
Elk 8 stes forty-two or foftyihree will be
Cor Blame, and ibiits-seyen or tbirty-eight
will be- divided bet~een Edmnnds, Sher.
man, aao WssbbuTpe."
The GRAxr men m Virginia hope 10 bull
doxe the Stanton Convention BY represent.
ing GRAxr's popularity In the Nort1 TO be
overwhelming. We cali upon the dispirited
BLAIss men 10 cake . 6ght against all at
temp's 90 sell out 70 the GnAsr.MAHOxE co.
aIlri0p.
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...~.,a over and great deal OF fencing
ourneu o''' o,her fires have been seen ut
o ur" but have not been heard from; having
Inc ' uo haa DESTROYED most, II not all, the
upan s -, -" n Il thought that the apples
cary ear yd ,fI Injured as yet. Our wheat is look
are mu ",, ana The clover crop Is very prom
ing wei, ,,a a the land Is good. A larger
r rraa =, ~ n.,s than usual has been seeded,
crop oa o'' ~ onr farmers have their land
s%a nUi' for or corn and tobacco; No com
, n,a;m,s about iobacco-plants have been
heard. . ora ;mnrov;no
Farmers wun are paving more attention TO rails
iu g ' manure at home and depending ,dno less
upon artificial fertilizers thas formerly d,S
which IL persevered in willie to greater
DrosDerity.
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Union Theological Seminary.

,correspopdencs OF the Richmond pispstch;l
ioorr''p'"''" APRIL 13. 1880.
On Thursday the 9Th at 8 o'clock the an,
III III min a,;ons at the Union Theological
Seminary commenced, and were completed
today at 70 o'clock. OF the Committee OF
Examinstion there were present on the first
day Rev. F. II. Johnston. OF North Caro-
lima. and Rev. Charles White. OF EirSlnla.
Afterwards appeared Rev. W. j. klcharo,
North Carolino. The three classes-jUDior,
middle, and senor-were examined on
their respective studies, consisting of bibIi-
cal introduction, BIBLICAL history, the
Hebrew and Chaldee Of the old Testa-
ment-fbe Greek Of the New Testament,
pastoral and polemic theology, Chmrcn gov
eminent. slcred rhetoric, dc. The Pro-
fessors-Drs. smith, pabney, Peck, and
Acknowledgement oil present. The exami'
nations showed the thorough drill through
which the students pass during their course.
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s;s;EtNsiS.

A STATED CONVOCATION OF NFIl.N
IN LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH CHAP aZAT@
TER. No. AZ, win b. held 40 =: Aloan's ems
H-il. corner OF in aud Third s'r'eis,
THIS (Thu' sdNl EVENING AZ O'Clock.
An i;oval Arch M,sonS In gOtd standing are cor
daily yIied. by order If The Ne +. III. Il.
ap l5-lt* CHARLES LCND:N, Necretary'
THERE WILL BE A PUBLIC TEN
i PERANCE MEETING. un'er the auspices OF
sliocsOe Hill Division. No54. sons Of remper,ncr.
at he BROAD .THtET VI IHDDisT CHURCH;
corner OF Tenth street. THIS EVENING a. .
oc ock. Prominent speakers VIII address me meet
ing. Members OF other divisions ana Temperance
Organizations and the public generally are cordially
InyiieI o attend. up l5-lt*
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DRY GOODS.
7 EVILS HELD & SON,

IL No GIL r. DAD STREET.
have ] received fresh upDly of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
Hana some, Wish ID ESS GD0iS from 12..c. up-
ward.. CAsHMERE> from l6Sc. p r ward Ut
wsrd.; our LACK "a HMERr. at zoe Is some
thing superb. We exhint he beJ BLACK Mo-
HAIR Bkii.LfANTINE In The city IA 25c. don't
fall 20 lock a. T.. Ne how fu'I hue OF LAWNS,
PERCALk-. AMBRIC~, ,DxAS GIN HAMS,
sc. our as. rtmen of CHE'K MusLlNs. PI-
CUES. LINEN Lawns. VICTORIA LAW ~.
Or - ilNtNS. &C. iscompleie CLOAKlN GS for
spring war IN eIte 'ni a ss,ri " eni. DRsET> m
all qu 'liii's aOd price; our 81 orse' canno re
= r "a srd f'r he m"nsN PARASOL> In eud ess
VARIETY from the l1wes 70 the finest grades. aud Il
less Than former ofice sn iegapt s. ge Par at
Use. uur VI KID GLOVE c.nnnt be eqI1lleg: :
ever, pair warran ed. Full r,gular made BAL
BRIGGAN HOSE ut zoe; an excenen' ose, en-
hroidrrsi frVn 5, IT zoe. A fun sor' meni OF
HOSIERY. LACE MIL, ..ACETuP and Bs r.
II> O. OWES, rsS>IhERES Tor mons rnd boys
wear. cal j. 'iici'ed. ap To-. od3m
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8 pieces Of BLACK SATIN DE LION;
20 pieces FRENCH NOVELTY DRESS GOODS,
including some of the handsomest goods manu-
featured I'm Lyons;
All colors of FRENCH BUNTINGS;
Full lines of BLACK AND COLORED CAMEL'S-
HAIR IN spring textures;
CASHMERE DE LONDRE, in light aud dark
shades 4O-inch wide, at 40c.;
Also, the largest stock Of BLACK AND COLORED
SILKS row off red In the State;
Full lines of SATIN, in black and celored, nclud-
ing all the various delicate tints;
Best ALL WOOL BUNTING, in black and colored
at use;
MONTE BUNTINGS in black and coored;
In MOURNING GOODS tley offer every variety of
styles and quail y;
Also, a large variety of SUMNER SILKS in new
designs;
Also, their own importation, IS pieces WHITE
LINEN DE ORGANDIE-new, and one Of the
showiest and handsomest goods oferod-ranging
from 25 to 6Uc. yard;
Also. several new lines # CORSETS; besides many
other new and desirable goods ap1 10
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ALSBINt.- The choice OF the readers Of
= heniscnery Adrsrtfser for President
1ndicaitd IN the following figures, that
eprral having requss Cd each - Il. patrons
~ tnio'm u 10 ite preuises. BAyAsp, 6I2;
4kcocx. 6ls; TiLDxs. saa; THusxaS. 200 ;
NNypslcxs. ISL.
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The GordonsvilIe Gazette states that John
Thomas, who was born end raised IN tne
county OF Albemarle within few miles OF
Peters mountain, was married twice, ana
had thiriy.twO children; and. what is more
strange, had tweniy-one daughters before
he bad son. Mr.. David Thomas, who was
his twenty-second child, is now living on Pc
ter's mountain.
CAPTAIN Robert +. Lee, who owns part
of the Ravens worth estate, one mile s0utn
OF Franconia station and nine miles from
Ale yandr1a, had two hundred panels OF
fencing and thirty cords OF wood, besides Il
large amount OF growing timber, destroyed
by fire Monday. rhe fire is supposed to
have heen the work OF an incendiary.
Samuel f. Hunt died in.Prince Edward
on The 18th instant. He bad long been III
busines. IN FarmyIle, member OF the firm
OF Booker e. Hunt. His record was that
OF pure aud good man, whose long lie
was marked with integrity. He was greatly
respected. He was about seyeuty-fye years
old.
According to the Lee county Sentinel
great storm recently visited tnat section.
After 1t had subsidized the hail in some places
lay two inches d. en-: many OF the stones
were a. large as an English walnut.
George w. Keller is appointed postmas-
ter at Nine Run Furnace, Shenandoah
county, Va, uice a. j. Boyer, resigned
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ILIIN0Is.--Mr. SMALLEYss letter alluded
10 by US yesterday must have been based
upon false statements. Bere Is the latest
news from lliinois according 10 the Chicago
Tribune:
Seven county conventions have been held
IN Illinois thus far 10 seat delegates 10
Spr,Dpfeld. Two small Democratic couD-
fies--SSheiby ana &ssper-havexi1ose Grant
delegates, while tbe importsnt Republican
couoties-Kane, Cbampaign. sud Knox
and the close c0uD'aes-- Mason and clark
send Blame delegates. The tally OF dele
gates elected stands:
Nrau IL
cntfmhn .............
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Sam says he is afraid Bayard is too able
a man and Seymour too honest for either
of them to be elected President. Charlotte
Gdzettee
That's a doubtful compliment, friend
Cox. Isn't BAYARD "honest "?-and Sly
MOUR "able"?
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Istocko
amoun o capt. ~
H.
of
wnej by
land
wIich mot more
Is % ~ 80 ~ " . ..
Interest accrued
..
Of lands buildings and Tuhaiie I'm
eof
premises 3222u5O
OF
BOSDS OF
STOCKs Id 10 OWN 4
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ffy~ WE SHOW THE LARGEST AND
HANDsoMEsT ASSORTMENT OF LINEN
lawns. LEVY BROTHERS.
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MT CAssIMEREs FOR BOYS AND
MEMS WEAR at very low prices.
apis LEVY bhoInEno.
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Nj CHAMPAGNE.

Just receiving sbsme Il Of that celebrated PRE-
MERE SERR% aud GRAND WIN IMPERIAL
ChAMPAGNE-boih wines selected for me with
great care. Price same as heretofore.
ap3.2w OSCAR CRANE.
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nj LATTICE AND + IG u X II
an15 LEVY BROTHERS.
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TRIMMINGS, NOTIOSS. &c.

HUIZLER BROTHERS.
IL 525 BROAD STREET.
ALL-SILK CHENILLE suo JtT FRTSGFS at
25c worth 45c ALL-SILK CHENILLE
PRINCES 50c.-ch apes IN the United
>tstes; our c., ~ and $3.50 PRINCES are
the cuespesi ev shown IN hi city: COLORED
ALL-slLK PRINCES at 45c worth 66c. :;
COIORtD A.I-sIlk CHENILLE PRINCES
al 90c. worth sl.25; The harvest and hand
somesI assori m. MT Of FANCY BUTTONS In he
city; V NLr NCiENNFS LACEs al l0c., i5c..
zoe, and &c. per dozen, worth double: VAL
ENCIkNNES LACtS ~ soc III 81, ynd ~
per I'm. which are bargains; 'OiORED
LACt MIT1S AT 35c. wOf b h0c ALL-SII.K
l. CE MIrTS a. soc. worth 75c.: BLACK
MITTS tall SILK NJ 25c.; CREAM COLOR
MITTS for children and misses tail slsl az
25c. wsrih sI.25. call u sorcued
The largest stock OF FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
I'm the state which we sell at the very lowest
prices. APP IA
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s.USEH ENss-
DICHMOND THEA IRE.

II
III
Mr. POWELL has the honor to announce an en-
gage ment for Tour nights only, commencing
MONDAY, APRIL l9IH,
with
D'uYLY CARRIES OPERA COMPANY,
n ths new opera which has achie-e a success be-
yOnd all prece.eni at the Fifth Avenue Theatre,
-ew YOrk.
THE PIRATES OF PFNZANCE; OR, THE
SLAVE OF DUTY.
By W. S. Gilbert ana Arthur Sullivan, author and
composer OF Piuafore.n
The company consisting of
FIFTY ARTISTS.
have been cirtfullv rehearsed under the personal
direction Of the hor-, Messr. Gilbert and Sulli
.an. The scenery Is new, and Dainie'i Nv tile same
artists who Uainted the scenes tor the first DroGuc
ton IN New York,
ACr Ia Rocky seasho,e " on the coast of Com
wat.
ACTIi-..A Ruined hapel " or General Stanloy's
Fsiaic.
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES! FULL ORCHES-
TRAi CHORUS OF fDR1YV VOICES!
SAFE Of reserved eats wi begin at Theatre and
Johnsion's FRIDAY a. 4. NJ. Admis ION. 5Uc.
and 81. Sscured seals. 1925. ap l4-5t
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NE CLARETS AND OTHER
FRENCH WINES.

Owing to the bad prosp CT for next years crop
have secured an unu ual large supply Of CLARET
al very smsli aOvance over asst years quotations,
ana shalt for The present ill any orders at old prices
mn 19-lnI q. CRANZ
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nj. THE BEST WAMSUTTA-COI-
TON DOLLAR DRESS SHIRT made by
an15 LEVY BROTHERS,
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MI LACEj OF EVERY DESCRlP-
TION in great yarieiyat orurp.,
ap 10 LEVY BkolhEhc'
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Strsws, however, show which way The
wind blows Il BLAIrE can keep np that
pace, he VIII distance all com petltors In that
Stale.
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rNsURANCE STATEMENTS.

AUDITOR or
THOMAS NJ ALFREND & SON.
ASSOCIATION or PHILADELPHIA
STREET, RICHMOND
22, 1873 ''''tD
Nameofn ecom
IIomeOr pincp psi omce o aid
stcrtary -JAC
Incorpra
Common =
Nneof hepe neriag eps n Virful
Residence OF he vhgiuit-BIcHMoSDVA
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me- GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
an TX LEVY BROTHERS.
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GY~ PARASOLS OF EVERY STYLE
and price to selecI from at ,,,r,,,,,
apis LEVY BkOiHEkS'
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MI, YARD.WIDE. OFT-FINISH
~ ~ IL WI LEVY BROTHERS,.
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Ny- GAUZE UNDERWEAR AND
sIiMHER MERINO UNDERWEAR for gentle
men and ladies. ,,onur,S
apis LEVI bhoIhEhr'
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Ma- BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
HAMBURG EDGINGs and ms RIINGSnt
an Ak Ivy BROTHERS..
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MI SOME GOOD BARGAINS IN
MAR-EILLEs QUILTS at ,noorur,s.
ap Is LbFl DhoInElso
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MI ELEGANT DRESS GOODS. Pc.
an tx LEVY BROTHERS,.
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NJ PLAIN AND LACE BUNTINGS
all colors at r,,,, pporuups,
APP 10 Lew pho hEno
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NJ LADIES' UNDERWEAR every
price ard quaiityat xr,,y ,porurpc,
ap15 LEVI nhoInEno.
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ADDRESS BY DR.. SLEDD--fHE MUSINGS COURT
ELECTION JUDGhS-DFA1H OF LAWYER
REPUBLICAN wAED MEETINGS. GRANT THb
FAvORITE-FISH-ANDG GAME ASSOCIATION.
fCorrespondence of the Richmond Di Datch.I
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~ COHEN BROTHERS

WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY
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Sacramento Market.

FRuiI-our Sacramento quotations are from
the priee-lists OF w. R Strong Co., and are
revised up to P. N. Yesterday. They rep.
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment: Apples, 75e@N ;
apples, pspered for long shipment, 81 25@l 80
pears ordinary varieties, 76c@Sl Is; Bartlett g 75
az prunes, 81 Is box peaches. very scarce 81 so
al rs o box; figs, e@1oc . b; plums, very scarce,
81 50ql rs; oranges are quotabie at s4og46 Nj, Ia
so; Australian, $5@8 . box; lines, Mexican
sl6 Q box; bananas. sS@s4 so q bunch: pine
watermelons, sI@1 Is o dozen; grapes are in
variety at 75o@Sl . case Grapes, in bxs, COG
Csc cantaloupes, Coo q dozen; ounces, Sl@l rs
y box; cranberries, Si2@13 y Dbl. Bartlett
Gears scarce and in good demand Growers will do
well however, to get them into market before they
ere too ripe 10 bear handling.
FEsD-our quotations are from the price-lists OF
E. A. Burr Of this city, and are corrected to date:
Dat hay, sl0Gl2 q ton, baled; alfalfa, S7@s y ton,
baled ; bran, S11@I2 a ton; barley, So@S5c Q ewt.;
ground barley, 95c@sl g cwt.; wheat, 81 25@l 50
. ewt.; cats, 81 S5@2 4 cwt.
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A TTORNEYS-ATLAw AND NoTARIES PUB
IN lie will practice in all the Courts. Special at
tention paid to Probate business Office in Brytes
Building southwest corner of seventh and streets
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GROVE i. JOHNSON.

A rToRNEY AT LAw-oFFICE, FIFTH ST.,
~ between / and J. Residence, No. 207 /
,treet, between Seventh and Eighth. s10-4plm
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.415 POI 90 Mackey...
,,.......l0i
AFTERNOON SESSION..
THE COURTS
SUPERIOR COURT.
DgSsoS, Judge.


WEDNESDAY, October 9th.
Byron I. Ball vs. Charles wilams-order allow
Ing keepers fees 10 amount Of $40
Peter AeYTick vs.. Keller & Co.-Judgment set
aside and leave granted 70 Gle amended complaint
making W. L. Pritchard party defendant.
Estate of c. II. White, disqualification for
hearing final account and decree Of distribution set
for hearing October 18th.
Estate of David ikicKissick, deceased Admins
tratiou closed and order releasing administrator and
hondsmen.
Estate OF Alfred Smith, deceased-Same order.
Estate 81 James A. Gardner-Same order
Estate of Charles II. Camp, disqualification o.
F. H. Russell for letters OF administration filed anc
set for hearing October 18th.
To-DAY'S CALENDAR.
The People VS.. Oracle ST. John Clemenoc-ThreS
cases Of eTnbezzlement
Feronica Miller We. Sacramento City-Sut fol
damages.
BERTAUp's ISFAILIBJB INJECTION. ~ The famous
French rcinedy for gonorrh@a. gleet, etc. NJ. s
Hammer, Sacramento, agent for Pacific coast. Sent
c. o. D. to any address
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Eastern and Foreign markets.

NEW YORK, October 9th.
BRRADsIUFFs-Flour is quiet and Wheat is I'M
Eettle6, latter st 81 059i II.
GRoCgsrEs-Rio Coffee is extremely dull. Refined
Sugars in fair demand.
BosFoy, October 9th.
iyooI.-The market is unchanged. A full average
business is doing, but the indifference OF buyers IS
more or less marked TIC California spring clip is
in fair demand with sales principally at 30qSTc for
good ard choice.
IdvERPoob October 9Th.
WHEAT-Good to choice California, IS sd 10 9s cd.
SPOT lots are quiet aud steady; cargo lots arc firm
Neathe5 IN England is 6ne.
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CURED AT NOME.
al. D. vERMILYAa

NtoUNTY CORONER AND UNDERTAKEN
" No I0S ] street, between Fourth snd Fifth.
Always on hand large assortment Of Metallic and
Wooden Caskets, Burial Cases and Collins. Shrouda
furnished and Funeral wreath5 Preserv q. country
orders viii receive prompt attention snort mott
and at low rates au,4 trtv-
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Wednesday, September Is,
1850,
AID BOATS WILL LEAVE sacRaxEE o

Wednesday, September Is,
1850.
AND UNTIL YuRrHKR NOTCH
RAIN AID BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
AS FOLLOWS:
IA A.M.-(Sun lays excepted}- Accommoda-
kew dation Train 20 Marysyille, Red Bluff and
Redding.
y.llA A. M.SDaily)- Overland, Emigrant,
wv Freight and Accommodation Train
40 A. Isnias Io- sas Express via Dssi.
Sundays excepted) at Davis with Accom-.
D dation Train TO Hoodlalis Williams and
willows. Connects daily at Suisun fof
Vallejo, and via Napa Junction for Calls
toga (stages for the Geysers)
n M A. Nor as soon thereafter as p, &C.
lVsVV ticable, Sundays excepted -Steamer for
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
4 -. a. M.-Daily)-Loc Passenger Train
LOO Tor stockton, Tracy, Livermore, Niles.
Oakland and San Franc SEQ. Connects
at Gait for lone, and 1t Niles for San
IornP. M.-fSundays excep.ed)-Local Pas.
IXslV senger Train for Davis, Benicia and San
Francisco Connects at Suisun for Vallejo
and (via Napa Junction. for Calistoga-
O.OA r. M.-Sundays excepted Passenger
lXsOV Train for Davis and Woodland. Con.
meets at Woodland for Williams and
Willows.
l.1n p. M.-D,ily) Atlantic Express for Col.
Mountain (Austinl Palisade (Eurekal
Ogden, Omaha and East
ION p. M.-DaiIyH Oregon Express for
's~V Marysvile, Chico, Red Buf and Redding
(stages for Portland, Greg, n.y.
80 ismsss.ssa 4s.a e ssssas ssa.. a.
with the Arizona Express for MERGED,
MADEIRA yosemite and Big neesl Visalia,
Sumner, Mojaye, Newhall (San Buena-
ventura and Santa Barbarab Los An.
geles Santa Monica W lmington, Santa
Ana (San Diego), Cotton and Yuma (Co!.
orado river steamers, connecting direct
with daily trains Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Of Arizona for Maricopa (stages
for Phoenix and Presoottl Casa Grande
(stsges for Florercel Tucson, Benson
(stages for Tomhstoneh Wilcox and San
Simon, l,lo4 miles from San Francisco
(stages for New Mexico). Sleeping sars
between Oakland, Los Angeles, Yuma
and Benson.
l,SA p. M.-Daily)- Local Passenger Train
psCV for Davis, Benicia and San Francisco.
,.OA p. M DailyHWestward Emigrant
'sOV Train, via Davis and Benicia, for San Fran.
cisco.
f.1S r. M.-(Sundays excepted) = Passenger
sAO Train to Davis, Woodland and Knights
Landing.
,.SA r. M.-(Sundays excepted)- Virginia
)sOV City Express for Auburn, Colfax, Truckee
ard Reno. Connects with Virginia and
Truckee Railroad soT Carson and Virginia.
Sleeping Car from Sacramento TO Carson.
. N. TOwNE.. General Superintendent
II. GQODMAN.....G enl Pass'r and Ticket Agent
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
DIR, GIBBONS DISPENSARY.
s2s Kearny St., San Francisco.

Established in 1854. for
the treatment OF s. xual
and Seminal diseases,
such az Gonorrhea, Gi, ct,
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc, perma-
nently cured orno oni rye.
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DIR. q. Z. SIMMONS.

MO. 212 ] STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
IN Third, Sacramento.
"a ONCE Hours: to 4ra. apee4pti
II to p. M.
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is practiced by the youth Of both sexes o
an almost unlimited extent, producing with un !,
erring certainty the following train Of mort q
symptoms, unless conbated BY scientific me. /
cal measures, VIZ: Sallow countenance, Ga
spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing n
the ears noise like the rustling OF leaves anu I =
Ting Of charot unesnsss a6ont s tine sSlIs
oss of Confidence diffidence In approaching str n
dislike e form new =, s%oIg hsSe a
ssUr, ~ ,n WI r;nus er11ptions about the fa e,
furred tongue, fetid breath. coughs, eonsunpt on
night sweats monomania and frequent insanity.
CURED AT HONE.
p. =. distance NAV be cured at home By ad-
dressing letter 70 DR. eIBBoS Stain Ease,
ora nedie;nes promptly forwarded, free fir
DAMAGE au and curiosity To any part of the countr
with f and plain directions. By inclosing ten d; l.
lars in registered letter, through the Possofco, or
through Wells, Fargo & Co., package Of nedicii g
viii he forwarded to any part OF the Union Pie SO
sav Won saw this advertisement In the RHo6 RD-
tn Address, DR.. j. F. GIBB0N,
ja24.4pa Box l,so7 San FRANCIS o
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JAMES MCGUIRE,

MANUFACTURER OF IRON DOORS, SHUT.
wi tiers, Ratings, Gratings, House-work and
Blacksmthing in general No. 14s X street, between
Fifth and Sixth Secondhand Doors ior sale
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Republican Meetings.
R. GUY MCCLELLAN, ESQ.,,

az County Committees viii please make all the
necessary arrangements for the meetings.
By order of the Republican State Central Com
mittee. P. B. CORNWALL, yice. Chairman.
JAMES R. FlSlAYsos, Secretary. o7-5t