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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
SCENES Al ROCKAWAY.

rIrASCEE DESTROYED Dr fnE DEMAND FOR
DiMK-iHE EfFECr or RECENT STEAMBOAT
DI>AsTfRs.
"It must he u very cool day III New York." said
the proprietress OF the Rcckaway jctty. at noon
Yesterday. "Why, at this time last Sunday" she
aI.icd with wIstfu gaze along the beach, we
had mole than II, 900 people here, aud there
are no, more than three OF four thousand" She
evidently very much disappointed. Few people
patronized her chairs and most of tuose who did so
buruedy left with the sheepIsh expression Of peO-
nle who have done something mean. when lOld that
they were enjoying something that had 10 be paid
Tor Tie little jety is "A short distance from the
ner IL has an awning overhead and underneath
The suf cufls like waving corn bowed by the bIeez =.
IL is the best position on the beach
10 watch the ba;ieTs. Tor there Is no
bathing at the pier, and yet when people
are asked D. pay dime for TINS convenient
Dut where they can ENJOY the cool breeze sheltered
from he sun and can in quiet watch tue crowd on
tlae beach and the chcckorcd erJoyments OF the
check clad bat hers, they become indignant.
The beach the pToprietrcss of the niue pavii-
Jon remarked. was yesterday comparatively DE.
serted There were a number ef people VINO went
down on Saturday aud the early trains look down
number from Far ROckaway, where all
the hotels and clearinghouse are crowded,
but the great crowds that are driven
out of tue tenemcnt-houses OF New
York from Sunday TO Sunday by unbearable beat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
HyDROGRJPHIC REPyRE
HYDROGRAPHIc OFFICE. cHAEt DEPAETNl
WA-HINGTON AuZ Is. 49,

HYDEOGRAPIIC OFFICE, rHAtt D-PAETNyEr,
WA-HNGION AuI Is. 1870 I
The following u reDort of the Unisi lydia.
granite Onice Tor Tho week ending August H. 1850:
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING TfE WEEK.
Of Title. NE coast North Amerlca, Sheet q
Corcctcn wreck buoy on Handkerr hei l. gAhp Mssss.
mo o. Chart 49, Title NE Norih America Shee,
Correction Chauge color Of Block I-Gni breakwatr
range-ikhi-.
NO Of Cnar 58 Title Mediterranean scl -heeti Cor.
recuon Position Of hight OF iucrO SANTA bAla. sW coal
Span. go - 49,, . -t., ~
GLANCE T. brJyace Germany. Jade.
No Of Char, 5a6a lite IRISH Channel pDru0n Cor.
ectiop. Sectors 81 harris POint GIT Lou-h LONE.
NO 0fChlrt. 303 Title, Barcelona, rpaih Correction,
New mole, eic.
tiou Removal OF wreck entrance 10 smyrna ilGruor.
No ~ chart, T1ue. The Archipelago uldnl C0rrec
uon. Wreck In Sar Siglar Bay
30 OF Cart 32ea Title, Tue sea Of Naraora same
rectOn. 80 r =. ,..-..-.. Ga. .,...o -
rertiou. CHANG. SiuOub Light plp4r
No OF Chart 322. Tie Port OF Genoa etc CORRECTION
BUOY marking extremity Of new mole.
NO OF Chart 49, Title, Mediterranean Hc', Hheet Cor
RI ION. y r. " hsIbOT Light. Port N"fDenic'.
"a 81 chart D. Title. RIVER aad CAL OF - Lawrence.
It's. 81, -..- ~,
Correction Discontiuulnce OF Royal hoa and Harbol
Island ights Nortn carolina. 49, , , ., .
No Of Chart 239 Title. East coast North America, sheet
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
DISPUTE ABOUT A RAILROAD TRACK.

The authorities of New Brighton gave notice
me time aga to the Staten Island Shore Railroad
Company to remove it's track on the shore road. IN
front OF the Sailors Snug iarbor grounds, ana
lay il not 10 interfere with the grading of the
road. The railroad company not paying any heed
to the notice. the village trustees employ ed
aborcrs to tear up the track. which has not since
been replaced III position. Travel over the railroad
10 has had to be susp. nded, greatly 10
the nco yensence of those persons vino wish tn ride
over the road daily to and from the ferry landings
superintendent Cunningham CLAIMS that he has
NOV ed the track difercut timrs 70 suit the WI
lage au hor.tius at the raiIrO al company expense
aud that ho informed the trustees that If the track
had 10 be removed gain /; would have TO lie done
AT the expense of the village. The trustees refuse
to relay the track and Mr. Cunningham threatens
to sue the village Tor damages Tor every day the
road Is kept closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
COMPETITION BETWEEN RAILROADS.

COMPETITION BElN EEN KAlLhOADS.
now THE NETWORK CENTRAL PROPOSES TO MEET
RIvALRY-FIGnTING FOR OCEAN FREIGIITS.
For a long time there has been IA rivalry between
the Nnw-York Central, Pennsylvania, and the
New-York, Lake Erie and Western Railroads. be-
cause the Eric gets very large proportion or the
immigrant passenger traffic TO the West. The Ere
secures about all of the Imm grants no arrive Oh
the North German Lloyd steamships, from ljremen
because arrangements have been made that me
Fro shall honor all passage orders of the North
German Ltoyd, which company furnishes through
tickets to immigrants 10 their dcstnation Re
Gently it came TO the knowledge OF the Emigration
Commissioners that some o. the railroad companies
had employed runners" III Europe ANA III New
York and were paying them hlgh rates 81 cOnlmls-
sion for their services lhls was contrary To inc
sp,rt of the regulations of tue Commissioners.
winch established Office for the agents of tho
different roads IN Castle Garden where the rates TO
all points were posted, amt The immigrants were
projected from being sWmdlcd. by prohibiting the
runner" OF any railroad from seeking the patron
age of the mmi grants ana allowing only tie Otic-
tally recognized agents to represent the companies
The Commissioners have requested the railroads To
discontinue the practice o. paying COMMISSIONS.
and to give the Immigrant the benefit OF any re-
duced rate.
Nevertheless, the practice has continued and the
New-lork Gem raj has concluded to meet the com
petition IN another way. MesSir Seaser ~ o..
agents of what Is called the UIcoW Steamship
Line, whose vessels have been running TO Eng land
and loading their freight directly from the New
York Central piers, have been influenced by the
railroad company To run four OF tDcr steamers. the
Alynh Triumph, Maabar and Monarch, 20 Bremen,
in opposition TO the North German LioVd. these
steamers of the Uni Line carry only frelglt.
however aud viii therefore n0t compete for the
pasS,ugcr traffic They WIKI have the preference OF
All freight by the Ncw-York Central Road The
Alyah will be the first steamship e. sail. III August
II followed by The triumph on September ). and
Malabar Septembcr 10.
II Is nor beiieved by the North German Lloyd
managers that thcse four steamships viii continue
long in the Bremen trade. They Will probably get
good cargocs to Europe, and return III ballast
mostly az most of the Bremen merchants are stock
holders IN the North German Lloyd. and Will pat
ronIze their own vessels IN preference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
s,NGrLAR COINCIDENCE IN DEATH.

Joseph Schwertfuehrcr, OF No. 116 William-st.,
Newark accompanied ncighbor, Gustaye Miller.
10 Germany on the Bremen steamer Donau, on
July q. schwertiucDrer was In bad health, and
unon his arrival in Germany he grew worse and
died there on July % but tine news OF his death
was not received IN Newark until Saturday. Last
Wednesday, the two wives OF the voyagers went
10 Coney Island together. and took bath. lmme-
dlateiy after coming out of the water, Mrs. Miller
died VI heart disease Her body was taken home
by her friend, and tho funeral WAS appointed TO
take place on Saturday. Al tho very hour when
tle funeral was held, Mrs. Schwcrtfuehrer received
a letter from Miller announcing that her husband
wondcrug comment among the Germans of Newark.
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ACCUSING HIMSELF OF WIFE-MURDER.

Jeremiah Ford age fifty-twO years a clock maker
of No. 200 Avenue-C, reported at the Union Market
Police station. yesterday. that III a ~ of drunken
rage he had killed his wife. Captain Cherry locked
INN ND and investigated his story. lie learned that
Ford had been on prolonged debauch.
On Saturday evening his wife found him
IN saloon near their mousse ana led
The clock maker Knocked her down.. She was hurt
and the same evening was taken to Bellevue Hosp
tai. There. when her husband went 10 see her yes
stricken, he went to tho police with his story Of
their quarrel and accused himself OF numbering his
wife. A post-mortem examination made by Deputy
Coroner Waterman showed. however. that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
w1yTJNG HOURS OF LEISURE.

A meeting OF downtown tea and grocery clerks
was held In Dramatic Hall, No. 4S East llous-
ton-st. yesterday afternoon. An ASSOCIATION TO be
known ~ the - Tea and Grocery Clerks Early Clos
ing Association was formed with the following
persons as officers: George Is. Cooper president |;
Hugh n. Carol; secretary; James II. Meteor
mick. treasurer II was decided to send circular
TO all downtown orocers requesting them TO close
their places of business at p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
MEETING OF THE IRISH LAND LEAGUE.

The IRISH National Land League of New-York
held it's regular monthly meeting yesterday after
noon at Academy Hall. Michael Breslin presided,
III the absence OI Dr. Wallace. the president of the
organization. There were present many members
who have taken prominent part IN the recent
movement in behalf of Irish interests III this CITY.
After the reports of the financial secretary and of
the committee membership had been disposed of.
the attention of the meeting was called To tue resg
nation of the Executive Committee, which had
been rendered at the last regular meeting. DIR. Don
lin chairman of the Executive Commlttee pre-
sented "a report in which he stated that the resgna-
t,on of that committee was demanded By the
interests Of the Land League. Inc present organ
zation was imperfect, aud that fact greatly impaired
the efficiency Of the League FOR inns reason the
dIf6cnIty could best be met by the resignation of
the governing board and by complete reorgan ia
tinn After a discussion which lasted nearly three
hours the report was adopted and the resignation
was accepted by small majority "a The meeting
then proceeded 10 the election OF officers, and DR..
Wallace was unanimously elected president, NJ
Bresin. vice president. and j. Paiae recording sec
rotary. The election of the remaining oihcers was
posinoued until th, next meeting. winch will be ON
August 20, at Academy Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

road from woodbaven 10 Glen Dale, where u coon..~
with the Mon aux Division OF The J,oi Island Ra,n~s
was also Dcaun saturday. benjamin. f. smith who bu,t:s
The new road Jamaica Bay TO The new hotel ~
Rocklway Beach raid the Saturday for their a., ~
ime from, June |. The Long Bescn wor u.
men also received their ray up to AN,
ust L. IL Ia the intention ~ CoDtrs.,a.
smith to have the new road running from Hunte,,s
Point and Brooklyn 10 the beach by Sund,y The 22d
Il ruadbrd for double track from East y w.Yo >.
Woodnavcn has bon graded and double track "a 10 ss
completed this lire by the 2lst "a" complexion of
tue above nnea Will give a double track from.
Brooklyn and Hunters Point 10 RJcGaway aud Lops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

found Il sufficiently cool yesterday 10 spend the day
at home At Rockaway the sun was hot At noon,
but there was a strong. cool breeze that towaru
evening suggested TO people the comfort OF wraps
and overcoats. The surf was high and the WAFER
was cold and most of those who hurried 70 ENJOY
the luxury of sea bath hurriedly returned TO the
bat hing hus after the first dipwith biancneu cheehs
and chattering teeth. A., a,,
After the day cxcursioDists had seen the waXen
cfigy of DR.. Tanner before he ate the waterneIoi
there seemed nothing further 10 10 u"; ~;
the afternoon boat returned except 10 81. III
some nook where they were sheltered IRON, INC ntn
wind A few strolled to tie grand notei, anu III
silence stared ut the little groups OF woeoegone
workmen These lounged around IN hatches OF
dozen or so. sueu. defiant and uncommunica,ive.
They believe that, somehow, they have ueen
cheated. and like ESau in similar predicamen
tbc,r hand is agains; every man -" lbere were
couple OF men down from New lork who otered 10
take the companys paper winch has beei pald
10 the men, but only one transaction or TINS
kind was heard of. In this case the man accepted
80 cents on the dollar and yesterday AFTERNOON
he set up feast for several OF his fellows the ol Oh
fare comprising about ward of French bread quo
German sausage, and q demijohn of lager and Ho-
land GIN
Most of the excuTSOnists went home early, OWING
TO the cold weather. The steamer Grand Republic;
which left Rockaway soon after > o'clock. carried
over | 800 people Lester Wallack and party re-
turned by this steamer, aud it is worthy OF RENAL
AS showing the influence the many recent s'eam-
boat disasters has have upon the minds OF the tTaV-
oilers, that he had his parry CONT ortaply
seated in the little parlor, he went out ana obtained
hfe-preservcrs for each one of them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
FIVE LOCOMOTIVES DEs1ROYED.

OGDENsBURG, n. T., Aug. IJ.-The round.
honse OF the Ogdensburg and he CDarnpaln Railway
IN hs ciiv cOntainng five locomotives was totally "A
stroy cd by fire tins morning. TIE DE SUPPOSED IA
nave cIug from Il train which arrived 40 m. THIS
loss is 81 10000; insurance unknOwH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
IMPROVEMENTS ON LONG ISLAND.

the Long Island Railroad by order OF Receiver SHARP
commenced the laying OF tie double rom Hunter
Point TO Fresh Pond station. on the MonIauE Road
force VI 200 men Ia employed, and the road l. 10 be-
completed by the 22d inst. Tue lay ing iron an
the Eew-York woodhaven and Rockaway Beach Raj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
MAXINE lNTELLfGENCE.
MINIATURES ALIATAc.

io,r,... BIZ sun sets ... 657 clock fat. an 81.
Mnon sef,. U:f9 soyfhs. 9U1 MONS agsdSy. ia
WATFR TO-DAY v. ~
SANDY HOOK 3.4s OOs. 4Js IL "a ,lts ... b,1
non WAFER TO.bA.--r ~
sandy HOOK $40 GOV. iS.ni 4@fl In . ue go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

little boy of seven had been ordered to
take claret by The doctor person dining Win the
Family sad To him: You should put little water with
r.. II brings out the taste" "fhaps very nne," re-
svondcd the seveny butt prefer the taste lef'
in"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

GJs,v Uouse-The Hon. J. Russell Jones; S1 DIV III r.
Grand Hoti~ Engineer in hiet W. u riIso Of
= eIn, I,snue Gesci al ne"Ies - patr.e Of
oui .iau Breroort House-P Professor u q fo' "
Baltimcre
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Dr. Eadyay's Regulating PiiIs.

NERVOUS DEBILITY. Impotence, w e .as,ssiiy
~ " the Org,us 81 Genyration s. -t'e n' Two IS
c,ren nv "a NCu ESTER's SPECIFIC PiiLr ~, naxA
boxes are usually soneieut prse Pes uSs RI Os
60 serd for circular. PrepArosi % "iN|""'
Cheunsts - JOsnst., NswIorA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
Sunday morning a gentleman W

Sunday morning gentleman was passing
down Avenue L. when n little dog rah ont AMI barked az
his heels The TIRE tened party picked mp an oyster
shell and threw u at the dog which ran lowing into
the house An old negro tOdlled out. Dn sou frow
al dat dogl' &" Yes did and III xii bm next time
"li's ucky rOah YOU, white man. DAT dc Cn'r raj amt
home" What gene:all" Gmeral Doilyp'mple, Of
de Ga bestOn divishp of de grand army ~ oceupadon
of MEXICO. You is foohn' Wild cyc.On" chIlc'-lGah
Natg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

woman had been af ,cted with several different DIS
eases any one of winch might ut any moment nave
provcd fata Ford was held. nevertheless, 10 await
tbr innnest as evidence was found of slight con
cnsson of the BRAIN possibly produced by the fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16


"PALNHR's INVISIBLE Is infinitely superior
TO all other powders" 30 The LADIES talk ani ME
"PALMER's LOTION has cured me or S0re
Ewes ar trying the most celebrated Ocusis " Boston vita
no success" W. \. CRkEN, Hunu9giol. W Va
WINCHESTER's HYPoPHO-PHIrES
WI cure Consumuton. Coughs. BrolrIti' D'1htv 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16

For headache whether sick or nervous psins
haso pains AID weahne the back spre OF A'h M Inc
arund the liver p.uilsy wonngs Of the IONS Re-
bowels hear bur ami pains II ~ kinds "lNh AR sH
h,i VIII N immediate vase. and ", ,ohiil'" '''
DAYS effect A permanent cure Price 30 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-16
EsOyyEL COMPLAINTS.
''' ACssES AND PAINS.

IoOscucss DiarIh,a. Choltia MUIhus. 20 pSii1
nom tho bowels stopped IN nne.n ar twenty
tagiul Rntway Ready Relief No congesvh OF ~ m
ton no w akiess a.studc N follow Tie use oi VI" "
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DR.. Railways sarsapariIian Resolven

pYsENrARY. DIARKHEA. an .cuR
CHOLERA MORRt> tf\th ANp "NT
cured ant prevented
BY RADM NN'S READY EfLlLF
RuEUMAII ISM. NEi RALGl :, ,,.sfrryZL
SORE THROAT DIFFICULT Bl,IAIHlN"
relieved n lea ma utts
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S75 REWARD.

S,TRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THEN
- Railroad pasture near Sheridan on ESAlNN
the 2Ist day OF September 1SS0-0ne AA
bright bay HORSE, black name and tail, I5k to 16
hands high, very hollow. backed and high withers,
about l. 100 pounds weight. no brands is well bred
{sired by Fred. Low, years old, left hind ankle
white has been thoroughly halter broke, and used
very little; is high spirited, and unusual appear
ing horse Twenty-Five dollars will be paid for the
recovery of the horse, and $50 will be paid for the
apprehension of the thief MOSES HOPKINS.
Sheridan October g. 1880. o6-lm-
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II. III. PIFRsoS.

n ENTIsT as STREET. BETWEEN s,wn
~ Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- effffH
hcial Teeth inserted Gold, Yulcanite and al bases
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction Of Teeth ol4-lm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26
Executors Sale Of Real Estate
II OTIS AND 9, Fl AND l, EIGHTH AND
Ia Ninth streets. VIII be sold as whole in
subdivisions. -AIso-
East 30 feet Lot 3. NJ and n. Ninth and
Tenth streets, with BRICK HOUSE containing Ii
rooms) in good repair. For particulars, apply to
II. BURNHAM 1912 Secondly
street; or Executors.
s. H. DAVIS, 70i street.
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

StEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the un dersigned, at the Office of L. S.
Taylor, No. $50 J street, until NOVEMBER l, 1880
for the sale OF Lo. One Q, and R, and Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets, in the city OF Sacramento,
together with the improvements. RoBr. ROBERTS,
Executor OF Estate of E. W. Frasier. L. S. TAYLOR,
Attorney for Executor. s30-4plm'
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

VXTANTED-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 K streets, Sacra-
mento citv. aul31ptf
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H.xnEn,s CAscARA SAaRADa BITTKRs tonenes t,l tne
right spot in dyspepsia. constipation ana i''e'
paint
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HaNNns,s CAecARA saesApA BITES S cure ef ,Ia ~
complaints arising from an oos'rue'sa ''~'' -
system.
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TEyoBET AHARD-FINISHEDiFRAM DWELL
ing, containing eight rooms and bath. gas and
water; also barn situated southeast corner of
Thirteenth aud streets. ~ Iire at SIS Thirteenth
street, between II and /. o221w+
UNFINISHED ROOMS TC LET, IN SUITS OR
single, over d. o. Mills Bank, corner Second
and streets. s25-1m
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY


j. Il. KLINE.
uste with wachhorst, and successor TO FIobery,l
UTATCHMAKER AND JEwELER,
w No. 80 street, between Second and SSS
Third. Dealer In Watches, Clocks Silver. ca
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its s&sSA
branches q speciality. under Mr.. FLoBERG.
ToSlp1ml
WILLIAM u. MILLER
(Late with Floberg)
AIo. 100 J STREET, NEAR SEVENTH,
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer ESTA
and Dealer in Watches, Siryerware, yewelry, GA
ETC. Repairing a specially, under Robert ss,.,A
Marsh AL country orders promptly attended TO-
ls29-iFul
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HARE .S MOAD,
DRs. RREWER q s0UTmwORTH,

IN ENTIsTS, NO COS J STREET, BE- EgN
~ tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento. e1ffn
olS-Iptf
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
inserted foT 25 cents for time three times for 50
cents OF IS cents per week
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
inserted for 25 cents for time three times for 50
eents or IS cents per week.
CITUATIoN WANTED AS COOK IN HOTEL
= or boarding house, city or country, by steady
mau who uses neither liquor nor tobacco. Please call
address COOK, Belvidere Hotel, Sixth street,
between J and X, Sacramento. o23-3t'
"TANTED "A LANDSCAPE GARDENER.
w Apply at this office o2o-tf
WvANTED.-DRY OAK WOOD. APPLY TO
w D. Gardner's wood and coal yard, northeast
corner Fourth and streets. o16-tf
"TANTED-TEAMS TO HAUL SAND TO FILL
w in China Slough, between Second and Third
streets. Apply TO Z. FAIRCHILD, street, between
Second and Third. oSd
EURNITURE WANTED.-I WILL PAY ONE
E third more for Household Furniture, Stoves,
Carpets, ETC., than any other cash buyer. S.
POSKA, No. III J street, between Seventh and
Eighth Sacramento. s291p1m
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n ENTIsTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MEsA
~ Seventh and streets in Brytes new Sf4Y9D
building, up stairs Teeth extracted without pain
By the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous OXIDE Gas.
lol6-lplml
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DENTISTRY.
w. MOOp.

n yETIST.- (REMovED TO QUINNSEWza
~ Building, corner Fourth aud J streets) etS8fEb
Artificial Teeth Inserted on all bases. Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extrac-
tion Of Teeth. o24-tf
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Lubin Kid Glove

We claim be any
We
pair
cherfuy
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26

WASHINGTON, October 25, ,1sSo
To William Pitt Kellogg, United States Saper
visor, New Orleans The law is clear. 1t author
zed the appointment OF Deputy Marshals to attend