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Thus far Cfedtdnces. balances
This week. ......4...s o. 504 los II 4Bp7. 4Tg B6
Last week. s.4s4s..... B.B22. gHa ~ btB pEg ~
This week last year 3g40,7es 40 s3T,s7b 40
The MONEY MABKET-Exhibits more ANNA.
tion.
Exceptional commercial paper is quoted co
v cent; Al do --@B; collateral loans 607 loans
on call ut tho banks soc y cent aunum. ana
on the street --nH : AL mortgage 3: second grade
nominal.
NEw YoRK Money rate v cent.
loapoN Bank OF England rate y y cent: Oon-
soils ~ ia. 10.
pARts-Rantes "a 90,
EILvER-M Mexican dollars rule al a7k@ssk
trade dollars p4GDpb; American halls and quar-
tera par. Bullion IN London biAd: here. fine
AMERIgAN Honp- California rag v cent dis.
count; Light weight v7@par: mutilateds y cent
discount
FoRKfaN CorNs = IN currency: Five-franc
pieces sos twentv-franc pieces % TE@--,
sovereiVng u 1904 81, ten thaler pieces " Goa
looms tis 5s@--, Mexican doubloons tiB ssdD =.
Mexican twenty pesos places &lp gb@lB 49,
Houth American gold poo v PESOS German
twenty marks "a gO0D4 ".
sTRRL1Na Dull. Here commercial is Asak@
AS3, bank 4e4k, bank cpuntnr rate 4sb, bankers
4sA, bankers sight 4s7: at New York commercial
liz 4s9kd14egk. bank 4s4@As&k.
FRANos-Dull. Here commercial are B,73N@
B29k. bank --@b.a0 Mt New York commercial
s.22k@t.2lsk. bank E2oAn5.2U, a
Nnw YoRK H1aHT-Dull. Commercial fs 500
discount, and bankers counter checking rate u
premium eiooo.
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FUTUREH

Opened quiet. were irregular at the second
call and quiet and easy az the close. The move
ment was large, the total sales summing up
1900 bales. against $500 yesterday. and the
amount between calls was considerably more,
axgrsgating $500 bales. against 1900 yesterday.
Tho movement was principally In Aprils and
Mays. the former comprising l7oo bales and the
latter Asoo. The largest single sale Was 100
Mays at 12.sSc before the first call. Tho detail
OF sales will be found below.
The Inside figures Of the following quotations
at the calls are tho bidding rates to-day and the
outside figures the asking rates. The bidding
rates ut II a. m. and .. m. are for the regula-
ton Of MARGINS:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-03

COTTON RECEIPTS FROM PLANTATIONS.
The New York Chronicles comparative state.
ment OF receipts from plantations UP to Friday
night. the twenty-seventh. shows:
That the total receipts from the plantations
since september In 1870 80 were 4.sll ,4o1 bales
Ia Isss-7p were 4.ooi $50 bales IN lS77-7s were
S,v7s.60S bales. That although the receipts at
the out ports the past week were l02 pos bales.
the actual movement from plantations was only
s2,sss bales. The balance being drawn from stocks
from the plantations for the same week were
aSosp bales. and for 1878 they were 1850 bales.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-03

Southern lsols. Western whits 47OM. DO mixed
ls9Ae: PenHsxlvania 4s04g. pr0vlsiona uas
SUGAR slsady; 4 soit sA. WHISKY all Il d ioN
o. il. Ff0l8hts unclaimed . Is
W1IM1hHTON. n. O.. March a--9pifitA of elrs
strained. a 7e for good strained. Tar steady
pit d ID. Crude turUentine steady at d q fO1
hard. @ % for yellow dip. Corn stsady: prime
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Governments quiet and firm.
MISCELLANEOUS BECURTTIE


the follotsino are the latest quotations to-dav,
ne inside figures indicating the bidding rate and
The outside the asking rats.l
IAILnoAp BoNDs- chicago, st. Louis and New
%. first consolidated mortgage 1lok@.,.
road flrst mortgage o, do second
COUPON lio.@.,, az second debt 100. New
lem leans Pacific @, CANAL and oaborne street i q
road mortgage 1osN@1o7K. New Orleans Water
works Company mortgage 10aD109A.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS Small state Consols
.3@4sk. City Consolidated Bonds aeA@-, Wharf
Bonds-@ Drawn Premium Bonds l2sk @12sh
City Ten Per Cent Bonds @. Waterworks
WARnANTs. SCRIP. Ero-Levee Warrants $50
70; State Warrants ls7s. receivable for Licenses
1879. e IS. Oity scrip.ls7s SEQ; ls1s; ssh
school Certificates ls7a. 1875 and 1876 slh@ss.
Half Paid City Coupons o.. Interest Certtf-
Gates on State Qonsols-JanuarY. 1879. CLIO !:
July, 1879. @. Privileges on Premium Bonds
has = cent. Unpaid state Coupons 6oA@e3A.
sTooKs The before the Jolo,cin0 quotations
q STOCKS indicates Fridays ,oeeklv quotations q
since Friday; The last sale to-day: .. 10Th diui
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GRATIFYING PROSPECTS Fol. A NATION
WH1UH HAS A LARGE DEBT TO PAY.

The total receipts from customs for this
month will be nearly $ls,oa0 600. The receipts
Taking this as basis. II il estimated that the
total customs receipts Of the government for
the fiscal year ending June so next will be about
eiSs coo Co., and from internal revenue SIT ,o0o-
900. Including receipts from miscellaneous
sources, there will be total Of about $500 ooo.-
co., II is calculated at the department that the
total expenditures. including the sinking fund
and the Interest on the pnblic debt, will foot up
between s2Ts, 900 900 and s27s 900 900.
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DETAIL OF SALES.
Before FIRST CnH-May, TOO at 1885. 200 at 1884.
100 ut Ia. S3: total. 1000 bales.
First CGll-May. 100 at 1884: November. 800 at
IL 80. 100 at II. 63: total. 500.
Bet,oeen First and Second Calls-May. 500 at
1913 $50 at u a3; total. 900.
Second Call April 100 at 1878: May. 600 at
12.ss July. 100 Mt 1910: December. 200 at IL 81 :
total. 1000.
Bet,ceeaa Second and Third Calls-April, 500 at
at IL 800 at 1884, 200 at l281 November. 500 at
IL 80: total 2400.
Third Call-May. 400 at II. 80: November. 400 at
at III. 65; total 900.
After Third Call-April. 100 at 12.7o: May. TOO
at 1850; September. 100 at 12.52; total. 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-03
OFFICE New ORLEANS. SPANISH Fonr AND |
Luke Rnilronn Cnm trnnv.

UFFICE NEW ORLEANS, BPANfsH FORT AND
Lake Rallroad Company. \
nN AND AFTER MARCH 1. 1880, TRAINS
- will leavs the Depot corner oil Canal and
Basin streets, at G31 ., H. a.. A., 2.S, 4, d and
o'clock. and the ratio will be as follows:
Round trio tn The LAX and return. -. - cents
Hound trip. children between and II
wears ................e 10 cents
Hound trip TO City Park and return. - cents
Family tickets, rs round trips. ........ - 10
children 10 IL years 1850 ........s..... ~ o.
Children Under years. .t...s...a Fr0e
Liberal arrangements will be made with bio.
MO parties and schools. 7 A.
Arrangements can he made Tor special trains.
to be run during or after regular hours.
We renew our invitation OF last year TO the
asylums and Ask that the managers name
day on which they will be- pleased TO accept,
naming the day some time In advance. 30 II
can be- arranged that no two Rsylums will have
the same day. unless SO desired State number.
r. 3. WILLIAMS.
fe29 assA4a General Manager.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Spots were irregular aud easy TO day, and
the sales summed up only 5000 bales. tho move
ment being restricted BY the wide difference be-
tween the views Of buyers and sellers. Tho
supply was fair aud the assortment poor.
The Cotton Exchange reports sales to-day
aa0e bales. including 49, after p. m. yester-
day. Market irregular and easy. Stained 40
Nc less than white Of the same elass.
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To:tlay's Yesterdays
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

N
BpoTs- We're. dull at yesterdays rates: 7kd
for MiddllnR Uplands and 7.d for Midding
Orleans. The sales comprised 1000 bales, OF
which 01aO were American. The receipts conn
prjsed 11.300 bales. OF which s700 were Amer.
loan.
FDrunHs Opened dull. but steady: closed
quiet and steady.
DEl1vER1Es hollands. any port. NOT below
Low Mlddlip9. were quoted 90 follows: janu-
ary =, February =, March 7.s2d, March and
4 Apail 75.sa; Apri ana Max 71isPd' May and
July and August I 1i-s2d, August and Septem-
ber rad. September and October 7 II Dad. Octo-
Der and November . 81 sad November and De-
oember ID. December ID.
MANCHESTER MARKET,
Dull and tending down.
HAVRE MARKET,
Dull and unchanged. Quotations-ss francs
for Tree Ordinaire lspOt) and ~ for Low Mid
ding tsil 7atl.
NET RECEIPTS AT UNITED STATES PORTS.
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x1NANCtAL ANp ooMmERC1AL NEWS
OPENING or THE CROPPING SEASON.
tMarkeville LA Dulletin.l

Nearly oil our planters have commenced their
work for this yesr's crop. snd many q them
that We can obtain. 1t appears that the colored
people have abandoned the Kansas scheme and
win remain with ua. The opening Of tho crop.
pins season 10 cheering and encouraging, and
No hope that I'LL will 70 well to the end.
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MINING STOCKS.
COTTON.

Tour quotations Of Domestic and FOREIGN Mar
kes are from the closing teieurans. and our Cot
ton stdtisttGs from the Nst1 Orleans Cotton Err
chan0e.l
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ding y 1l.1se, MiddlingUp ia 10 l.1ec. Md
ding Orleans 10 S.16g, and Aliddliha Texas
H. y.1Go
TuTuhng-Opened steady. rulei auiet and
steady at noon. and closed steady with sales
Of 0O1UO sales.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEW YORK MARKET.

EpoTs-Firm at yesterdays quotations. The
regular saies comprised ssl bales. and the de-.
uveries onscontract 800 bales.
Quotahons-Ordtnary II 5-16c. Good Ordinary
l2sc. Strict Good Ordinary 12Hc. Low Nid-
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lOx quotations represent tot0tssnle prices e.
sept tulten Job lots are specifedl
TOBACCO,
part. Of which fs held for local delivery and
for shipment: stock On sale 1850 hhds. Market
eooa ana apS ns s .x s' oS %sas
dinMe Y good and fine 7k@sHo, selec-
INA MArurxorunxp ropAooo-Actiye and Arm.
Fine plug ooe7oe y Is. ane medium. 500
Ssoo. Brlsht navy. Is and u, 4obeeo, black
sweet $685. Navy BLACK navy
black s2@sec Fancy styles, natural leaf. A2947c
No. l. ns. extra fancy s7@el.
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.
steade other auaes quiet Ssosps -
hhds. Exports none. Stock under the sheds
''lf inferior $500, common sxosko. good
fully iair 7S9yse, prime -91ko. strictly prime
Snoss se sa1sS sSSax ye
white sMgskc. choice white sA@-c. standard
MoIAssrs- FIrmer. Receipts 2sp bbls. Exports
Inferior 25@2so. common sODSac gallon
centrifugal sodp4Oc. fair ss@s7c. prime 4o@4sc,
strictly prime 46@A7o. choice --d9soc. cistern
I Rior1Is slightly more in request and flrmer.
but not anensaely hiKnsr s9 4Ygtxe eS
good ek0exc. prime ekoeKo. choice 7@7.o
BREADsTUFFs.
THE Jollo,0in0 prices are for round lots. Job
lots are 2sasoo more per Dbl. according TO quality.
FLoun- Quiet but steady. Fine - sog5. gu
pertine ss@s 81 single extra y 1905 e2x, double
extra d 1905, treble extra o. 2b06 37h. choice
extra se so@s e2h. family 10 $500 rs. fancy
ooaN MEAL-In'erior y 1907 80 Dbl. and
Cars Good 81 9oDs Is. choice ~ so9s 81 p
HoM1NY-s2 sbns p Dbl.
BYE FLouR-e5 bOVb 75 y Dbl.
GRAIN AND FEEDSTUFFD.
TOR quotations are TOR ,oholesale lots on the
landing. Dealers job at The fol!o,gin0 adunnoe
{ron store: Corn 2g4c per bushel oats 2@ao per
and irm. White 5s@tse, white mixed 600.
yellow 6e@sse yellow MIXED 1ssso y bushsl: -
at 4e@47c y bnshel.
BnAN-Is In light supply. moderate demand
HAY-In good supply, moderate demand and
weak; choice s-@27 ton. prime $2s@2s. ordi-
Ai BULK Uoaas-salable at s1c for mixed ?
bushel. white - @55c yellow -@53o.
BULK WHEAT-None here. salable at q 40
10 0usnel' PROVISIONS.
IO.tr quotations Of provisions arg for lots at
more. and k@ko higher per lb.1
PoaK-sI2 so@l2 Is : Dbl for old. and So s24p
IL for new.
BREAKFAST BACON Ordinary sk@7c. choice
$1,000.
BAooN-Shoulders 5k@sxc. clear rib sides TX
@7Xe y b. clear sides S@8hc.
DRY SALT MEATs-Loose shoulders 4H@-c.
packed 4ho4xc. clear RIB sides 6N@-c. clear
sides -07hc.
s-Oanvased-Ohoice small l0010ho y
b, medium 9k@9Ho, large 0@9Ac.
LARD-Reflned In uerees 7A@se. refined In
kegs sk@sNe. refined In buckets 8h9sAc.
Packers lard-herces 7k@7hc. kegs 6AO8Kc.
pals Sk@8hc.
PAoKERs' Hos PRoDuCTs-Prime mess pork
I'll 60012 extra prime 80 5O@1. rump pork 500
10 50 bb Spare ribs y = tierce and Is 50 p Dbl.
Side ribs $lo9lo 2st tierce and g SO Dbl. Pig
Dork g hs 9sl o end s,s DOL Hem sa2
apiece. Pigs feet q 50 = key. 81 Is ? firkin.
AID S-@8 y bbl.
BEEF-Western Is selling at s1o012 Is = b.
and 36@7 p half Dbl. Fulton market - s0@8 Is
y half Dbl.
GROCERIES,.
BUTTER-Quiet for all grades except choice.
III A4
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~ IM0bfLE FAST IfNEl
THE 6HORTKDT HOUT1 10 tA6T1nU
CITIES.

6ENAkH TRA1Nb.
On and After Sunday. November ., 1871, trains
will arrive and leave depot. foot Of Canal Gtr02,
~ follows: -
LEAvn, fttf't8 ANHNvu. a4
No, Express No, Kxpreeg.
daily 30 am daily. ..... Y:lO anas
No. 3 Express No. Express : rs
daily. q 100 p,n. daily .os9O On
Tickets may, be obtained and Sleeping a.
Bprths secured In ADVANCE on application g ~
Office corner Camp and Common etfo0tU or3io6s
=. =. gQpgEgoE superiptsndsns.
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THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
IN. Y. Shipping List.l

From iobbers' hands very large business
has been completed during the past week, aud
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FINANCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,

tor quotations Of foreign and domestic mar.
kets are from the closing te1epran,sJ
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GROCERIES

BuTTER-Quiet for all grades except Choice
viii Oh 10 10 fair request. We quote: West
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures fever and axus
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TATE OONHOLN AND PREMIUM BONDS
AT THE N, q. STOCK EXCHANGE,
UNITED STATES BONDS.

STATE O0NSOI4S AT NEW YORK.
IL rs a. ma bid.
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CommEnCrAL.

IOts quotations represent ,ct0lssale prices e.
sApt tphen job lots are speoifed.l
TOBACCO,
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LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.

THE Jollo,oin0 prices are Tor round lots. 10 b
lots are 2sas0o more per Dbl. according TO quality.
FLoUR-Qniet but steady. Fine - Bo05 su-
pertine sbos 37h single extra 10 b0E6 62H, double
extra o. 1905 treble extra e6 2508 SIX. choice
extra rs 5000 62h. family 90 es06 rs. fancy
90 8b617
CORN MEAL-Inierior y 1907 30 p Dbl. and
% 4002 60 for choice.
GRITs-Good 81 9OQD3 1b choice ~ 3OD3 81 p
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DETAIL OF SALES.

Mark0t-(lu1et aud easy.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22
Mrs. ). P. Gilman testified chat Mrs. Fipp

| Mrs. j. P. Gilman testified that Mrs. Finn
and sisters formerly lived at her house. Mr..
| Landes frequently called and visited Mrs.
Finn at her room. She told her they were
secretly married. Saw him come to see her
twice after her child was born.
| Mrs. Nelson King testified that Mrs. Finn
and sisters lived in the same house with her.
They lived there from the fall of 1879 until
last June, and MIR. Landes came every day,
or nearly, and went to Mrs Firms room He
would come in the morning, and in the after
noon and evening.
Miss Jennie Cowen-Am sister of Julia A.
Finn. Have known George L. Landes about
year. On one occasion l h I'd the marriage
certificate in my hand, and l asked him if
that was the time they were married, and he
said 1t was. She identified the certificate in
evidence as the one referred to at the time.
He at other times referred to their marriage
In my hearing. She identified the album and
writing, in which witness is addressed as
Sister Jennie" Shortly after the notice ap-
peared in the paper of Mr.. Landes's marriage
to Miss Hack, he was at our house and de.
MED that he was married to Miss Hack, and
SAD ne was not married to any one but my
sister Julia, formerly Julia A. Finn. He
came to the house once or twice after nv sis.
ter's child was born in October We regarded
Mr.. Landes as Julia's husband, and he re-
NAMED at times all night with her. She re-
membered distinctly his doing SO two or three
times.
j. z. Gilman testified that Mrs. Finn and
sisters lived in part of his house from LIST of
June to LIST of December this year. The sisters
were at work in different parts of the city,
and Julia kept the house. Mr.. Landes
called frequently, and went to Mrs Landes's
room; think l saw him go there at least
twenty-five times He came during the day
Don't know whether he remained nights or
not.
james h. Aiken testifed-Has known Mr..
landes about twenty years. He wanted to
borrow witnesses revolver in July
or August last. Said he was going
down the river to see q girl, and
the folks threatened to blow his head off
If he went, and he was going anyhow. L told
him he had better not that thought ne had
got enough now on his hands and referred to
her that was Julia A. Finn, as l supposed
from what had heard they were married,
and he replied, "Oh, that is not expected to
last long" One night was visiting the place
where Mrs. Finn lived and Mr. Landes was
there and the child cried, and Mr. Landes
said, Come to your papa" and as [ had
heard he was married to her l supposed. of
course, he was. He called the child Ira.
This was last July. He never told me he was
married to her, nor did she tell me so. |
heard it outside.
The examination was then, at o'clock, adj
Journed until 10 A. NJ. to-day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22
BREvITIES.

Al the regular meeting of the Caledonian
Club, held last evening at Pioneer Hall, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: s. Mcdonald, Chief: First Chieftain,
L. Cunningham D. Mckay, Treasurer
Alex. Munro, Secretary; A. Andrews, Fourth
Chieftain John Ross. first piper; A. McIn.
tosh, second piper; r. Renwick. third piper /;
DIR. Ciuness, surgeon. The club decided to
hold their annual ball at Turner Hall on JAN
uary 25th, when they will celebrate the
twenty sixth anniversary of Robert Burns.
The steamer Apache did not leave for San
Francisco yesterday until / P. NJ, being de-
tanned to receive the through freight from the
upper Sacramento, brought down by the
Governor Dana.
The pay warrants for salaries and bills
allowed by the City Board of Education
Monday evening will be ready for delivery
at the City Auditors Office to-day.
F. l.. Ewing's residence, on G, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, was entered
by burglars on Sunday night last and some
jewelry taken.
Twenty-six immigrants will arrive from
the East by overland train this afternoon, of
whom q are males.
The river during the "a hours ending last
evening, raised from IL feet II inches to IA
feet 6 inches.
D. Foley, of Sacramento, will arrive from
the East this morning.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION

Mechanics Boneyolent Union-Annual Ball.
Notice-Es-ste Of r. E. Gogings, deceased.
Lady Friends Of Summer Post, C. A. Il.
Section 1G2, Endowment Rank
Furnished House 10 Rent
To Let-Suite o. Front Rooms.
Graduates Of vi lisms College.
Attention, Sailor Boys. this evening
EEsiEess Advertisements.
Adams, Mcneil 9. Co.-Baking Powder.
To Holiday Slnolsrs-Joseph Woods
A. Leonard-House for Sale and Rent.
All Rail Goods -Lindley & Co.
A Thousand Year-AIcKibbin, Agent
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

A THING well bought is half sold. MIR.
Jelly, the jeweler, No. 422 street, has the
reputation of being the closest buyer and the
best Judge of goods in his line in the city.
He stands at the top this year, as his auction
put cash in his hands and he has all the adj
vantage of spot cash discounts, which he pro-
poses to give mis- customers the benefit of in
purchasing holiday presents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

SIX TO SIXTEEN Desirable patterns for
dresses, all lengths, from 6 to 16 yards, cult.
able for presents, are offered at Mechanics
Store. Call and see them.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

THE BEST CHAMPAGNE FOR CHRISTMAS
Arpad Haraszshy & Co.'s Eclipse.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

FINE DIAMONDS, watches and stylish
jewelry, silver and platedware, have just
arrived, and are sold reasonably at j. B.
Klune's jewelry store, No. 226 j street, be-
tween Second and Third.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

SIX To SIXTEEN Desirable patterns for
dresses, all lengths, from 6 to 16 yards, suit
able for presents, are offered at Mechanics
Store. Call and see them.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

WHAT A DIFFERENCE in the prices Of
goods The Red House is away under.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

All who Have Tried w. Il. Peterson's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies, say they
are the best ever bought Try them. d2-lm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

JAPANESE ORNAMENTS. in great variety,
just received and for sale cheap by Ii. S.
Croker & Co,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

Go to the Lafayette for Hot Brt1ks.-
Specialties Tom and Jerry, Peach and Honey, etc
X st.. Third and Fourth. J. o. HECTOR. d1-3plm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

DRESS LENGTHS. for holiday presents, at
Mechanics Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22
GENERAL NOTICES.

Cakes, Pie. and ali kinds of Fancy Candy
at w. T. PETERS0N'S. d21m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

GENTLBMEN's NIGHT SHIRTS, handsomely
trimmed, just the thing for holiday presents,
at the X [, Store
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

Fur TRIMMINGS at L. Bien's, Eighth and ].
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

LADIES, in selecting your Chrismas pres
ents for the husband, brother or beau, buy
one of Pettit's meerchaum pipes, cigar-hold-
ers, fine cigar cases, or nice box of those i'm
nnrted cigars
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

REsTLEssNEss AT NIGHT; nightmare, nerv.
GUS twitching, etc., give way to peaceful
slumber-tired Natures sweet restorer-by
using Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier, the
Vegetable Ssdative and Tonic.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

a NICE PREsEST.-Gents' beayer-trimmed,
spring.top gloves. 81 %. 81 90, 81 20 and 81
pair, at the Xxi Store, J street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

THE display of fancy goods, presented in
large window southeast corner Fourth and
K streets, is attracting considerable attention.
Have Look at it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

Capital CoIonnale, 1917 Tenth ST.. bet.
and X. Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars always
on hand. Private Rooms. JOHN HECTOR die I'm