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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Tie street lamps VIII De lighted at p %. and
extingui>hed at 2. 20 a III.
g. " Studs has brought suit here against
the Alexandria and fredericksburg railroad
company to recover the value OF his COW killed
by q train between This city and Alexandria.
He values the cow al 500.
\ little daughter OF Mr. Geo. Bauers. residing
at the COiGeT q 1tE and VI streets southwest
fen nom a second story porch last evening to
the ground, distance OF about twelve feet
bruis.ng herself badly. but breaking no bones.
This morning the order OF Good Samaritans
assembled at Island Hall, and. headed by the
National band, marched 10 the B. and o depot
where cars were taken for Irving Park. near
Annapolis junction, where picnic Is being
held by The order.
Yesterday afternoon, Moses Nervis. cOlored
car at the corner OF L street. superintendent
OF fire alarm telegraph Miles; with officer Nc
Neal, assisted him 10 his home, where Dr.
Walsh rendered medical aid. &c was found that
his right leg was badly crushed. No blame was
attached TO the driver.
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Alvin Dexter Vert. aged GO years, committed
suicide IN Chicago yesterday by taking lauda-
nun. This act Is said to have been caused by
refusal CT admission to the house OF his SIS
ter-in-laW.
The Birds Eye band OF Indians, 1900 strong.
are In possession Of the stores of the Indian de-
partmeDt at Duck Lake, Manitoba Several
r1ngieadels have been seized and put in prison
7 lie Gentle vote of Friscoe county. Utah.
Las been thrown out by the Mormons and as q
consequence the Gentiles have refused to pay
taxes.
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picn5cs. Excursions. &C.

Tie Departmental Dozen VIII give select
moonlight excursion 70 Glymont next Monday
on the ArrC"sTu'th
The Jane Moseiey win leave next saturday
evPrl-E tor Fortress Monroe and the c30oS.
The Nsry Washington VIII go TO OccagQan
tomorrow. leaving at . = n.
The excursion 10 Blackstone Island yeSteT-
day Ws,S great success aud will be repeated to
TiIey Point the latter part OF this month
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CITY ITEMS.
IODlILES HEADACHE SPECIFIC viii not di
appoint you. Thy IL. Costs so cents.

IoDl1LES HEADACHE SPECIFIC will not dis
appoint you. Thy IL. Costs so cents.
AHfcted Tiy "Dr. Swayne's Medicines"
DO not neglect cough, cold, hoarSeneSS,
sore thoat. &c. DR.. Swayne's Compound syrup
OF Wild Cherry Is q well-known curative. The
most reliable remedy for bronchitis. asthma,
all throat. breast and lung diseases. Trial bot
ties. 25c.; large, 81.
DR.. Swayne's Ointment for letter, itching piles.
Itching Piles. Symptoms-A moisture like
ltching Piles. peTspfratfon, intense itching.
Itching Piles particularly al night. Ii never
Itching Piles. fails.
Sold by druggists and at Stott & Cromweu's,
wholesale agents.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired If
lacking flesh. vital. brain, or nerve force, use
"We}tes' HAN Rg'se'rel'." Greatest remedy on
earth fer impotency. sexual debility, decline. &c
u az druggists. Depot, S. Barclay street, NY
and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDERNEy WAGONs.r-Fresn Alderney butter
chnrned every morning, and delivered In 4 lbs
ard prints, 35c. per H. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per OF.
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SpO1tIa. Notes.

IN the trCttILg races at Rochester. ". y. yes.
teTtay. IN The $50 class Prospect Maid won tn
three strdi ght heats: tine 226}s 2:29H 2:26. N
Tie Z-2Z class boy Eiiiy wen the second third
and touTth heats, Bad Hornet taking The first:
tine. 2:25. 2} =. 2:Z2, 2:l5ft. The race III the
2.19 c,esS was lot finished. Charlie Ford toak
the first and second heats, Driver the third. and
HarCIis the fourth and fifth; time, POI, 2:l9a{
2:2n. Z:l5Et, 2:21 !.
Un the National grounds. yesterday. the
Douglass nfDe defeated the Eagles by : TO g.
Other games yesterday resulted as follows:
Al Observation-Disclosures z; CIeveIand5. s. At
Bufia!0-BUfalOs, .; Tr0ys 1. AT BrOCklyn-
Nationals 8; Hop Bltters. 5. Ten innings.
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TEE SCHUETZENFEST was We'll attended last
evening. Among those who enjoyed the feS-
tfyftteS were secretary Sherman and Adlutant
General Drum. Ia The ladies' prize shooting
the following won plies: Mrs. j. L. VOght. Sill D
PeTS: Mrs. j. HorneT. towels; Mrs. @. G.. Walker
umbrella; Mrs. Charles LoSekan fan, and Mrs
Charles Meyer, mittS. For bowling prizes were
awarded as follows: G.. j. SeuderIP, SIS and $
for most ten strikes; ". Philppi SI2 VI. Men
kel. 50; j. FettiCh. So, Z. GoIly. s.; III HeyI5ril
8; II. BusCheT. 3, and ". Seuferle =. 10 All
diJion 70 the other attractions this evening the
Kings banquet will take place
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An old Yorkshire woman described her hannv
circumstances thus: 'Ive nice little COTTAGE
a cnest OF drawers, and PLAINLY lovely oar.
Gen and some flowers In my window and (Way
Il Warm) my husbands dead, and the very
sunshine OF eav'n seems to faIlSon me-,
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WIFE MURDER.-Toney Brlegal, saloon keept,r
In Allegany City. Pa, was arrested yesterday
Cha,ged WIN the murder or his wife. who died
legged TO have been caused By his brutality.
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HAMBUHG EMBROIDERY.
AsMALL LOT OF 1900 YARDS
1T H1LF PRICE.
&c, Sc, 4e., &C., &c 7c., &c., 10c., lac,
AT TOVSON'S.

Beet Androscoygia Cotton, 10 cents
New styles Ct Fan Oalicoes. 6 and cents
S SE e Fl Table Ds%ass; s2s;; 5se.s $40.
White Bed Quilts, &C.. 62c:. 75c, SIC, 81.
MAssrseilles Geunterpanes Ia, 81 so.
Towels. all Linen. 10 and lac, and 16c.
summer Cloth for Boys, 25c., SOC. 37c:
Navy Blue Cloth for Boys and Mems wear, 81,
81: %. 81. 80. double width.
Black Cashmeres, double width, all wool, 45c.
&c., Co., 75c., SIC 81.
Pure Mohair Alpacas, 25c.
RECEIVING NEW FALL CARPETS DAILY.
O. N. TOWsON.
CSC Pa. ave., South side,
1881 Near the Center Marse..
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Ehe Methodist Episcopal Camp
Meeting.
Correspondence OF The .S'Gr.1
WASHING1O ON GROVE CAMP.
NEAR GAITHERSHirk 20
MnNTG0NERY COrNrY. Mn Ang. !

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD, Ang. Il
The meeting at this grove which commences
to-day gives promises to be one OF the best that
has ever been held here. Ninety-three tents
are already erected and ready for Their occu-
pants, VINO are expected TO arrive By the morn.
iIg train. Since last year fifteen new cottages
have been built. ten OF which are owned by Cae
CT the members OF the association, AMI the
other i've by private parties These with the
iiItfen that had previously been put up give the
camp ground the appearance OF a small village.
lie committee nave been busy during the last
three months in cleaning up ana putting In
cre01i, 1Or never have the grounds at the open
1Tg or camp presented such clearly appear
ahce. Two large sewers have been run through
the circle, thus aflOrdlng perfect drainage.
New and larger pumps have been put up, thus
increasing the supply OF water; in fact every
Thing IS in first class order and at the present
ulne there appears TO oe nothing 10 furnish
food for the chronic grumblerS
DuiHg the night the freight trains arrived,
AID every Imaginable vehicle is Impressed into
service this morning 10 convey the baggage 10
The grounds. This is the hardest day In camp,
getting things together and fixing up for tS0
weeks residence, and all viii be glad when
night comes on, Tor by that time they Will have
accomplished most OF their arduouS task.
AhCut seventy-five families have been occu-
pying the cottages on the grounds for the past
month or two, and meetings have been held
TO that time services were held on Sabba.hs and
one weekly prayer meeting. These services
nave been wei attended Last evening the
prayer meeting was led by the Rev. Dr. Reilly,
OF Georgetown, and there were about seventy
five people 10 attendance. All agreed that the
spiritual preparation for the camp was better
than ever before; indeed, this initial meeting
seemed like one OF the reCt'yIuT camp night
meetings. shall endeaVor 10 complete the di-
r, Glory OF the camp for my next, SO that those
In the city having friends In this embryo city
may find them without trouble. For the CON
VeHience of those desiring to spend day or so,
and not caring TO tent, Wash Il. Williams has
ntttd up sleeping apartments for ladies' and
gentlemen Ia the upper story or his large ware
LOUISE. Boarding tents are all in order and bul
wait for the crowd that shall 10 be fed.
Meals are cheaper here than III the city. Por-
ter LCuse and slrloin steaks selling for I2k cts
per pound.
Trains leave Washington for the Grove at
$40 and S.35 am, and / So and Cos D. H.. and
teSNe The Grove for Washington at I.2l and S.42
q. al d 8. 33 and 6 rs pm. NJ
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFY1CEal
WASHINGTON. August IL, 1SS0. (
Fer the Middle Atlantic states. partly
Cloudy weather, occasional rain. northeasterly
winds. stationary temperature, stationary or
higher barometer.
RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the therInom-
eter at The Signal Office during the day. a m,
s02; T35 am. -: u am, 1To; pm, So
N 1xilnQm, ~: minimum. 10
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1NCENplARY FIRES N FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va
The Alexandria Gazette Of last evening says
Several incendiary nreS having Occurred ia Fair
lax county OF late. the citizens are some what
excited, aud the citizens OF the upper portion OF
tie county are seriously considering What sh1u
re done 10 bring the guilty parties 10 Justice
The large barn OF Mr. c. II. Cults. With all its
conteIts OF wheat, bag, agricultural machinery
utensils. with two carriages. three wagons aud
al the harness, (the horses escaping was de-
StIoyed by, u Is supposed, an incendiary fire. on
the 5th Instant. The Insurance had expired
short time before This Is the second fire In the
IeighbCIh0Od In The last Tel days.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO Perry
Ta!cert and Fannie CC-krtl; John COnnell and
Ellen Dillon; William BayInaa and Margaret
TaSc0.
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TIE MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE Wntch via be
presented ~ The grand conclaye OF Knights
T5mp!dT az Chicago next WSe1. wherc 3lg1
knights VIII participate viii be the event "a a
LIE tine. Tire cCIIuaHderieS OF Washington
and Baltimore viii leave by the fast line over
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad next Saturday
aiTeTcCCr, arriving III Chicago early the fJ!IoT-
Ing evening. Round trip tickets Tor Tefnpiars
and their Families Al he low rate OF sI725. can
IL hdU 81 III IT. Parker, city Post Ufioe: John
son Eea.e. SO r street. Jas E. Waugh. St.
i!Cud ALiiuIEl.. Noble j.. LlTneT 643 Louisiana
a,e'A2: .si-4 NIusqn- >'lryen1 Generals DrfI1s.
n. L. LcIs icy. Agricultural Department. J. u
GIit!in, Treasury Department; Percy G. Smith
ll,y ItLLsl .yai.ia avenue
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WOODEN and linen listers for travelling Dur
poses at twenty per cent of, at NJ. Williams.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET-QueenstoW
DIoSe 1ard-tReported by L D. Means l-90
cd Cav sofa from 81 10 cents, Market brisk
81 t, Lahes-SlO sold at prices from Az TO 81: 290
Iel. SseI, lows and calves sold from go 20 SIS
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TEAMS
Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner
9Th and Il streets.

Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
Jersey Avenue and = Strsst
MORNING. EsENIN6.
tPhila. Bait way 100 tSt Louis GIN. ex.1 Is
IN. Y. 4 phila ex 6: 10 Bait Anna. & way. i so
western express. 40 baltimore h way. 3 90
Bait way ststlcns 20 Baltimore Il Way 4 10
Fred. &wsy stations :25 n. Y. & Phila. ex. 30
Bait Annsp. ex... S:27 tBat. l. Laurel eX. 8 90
Baltimore express g 90 Western accom-. ....5 :05
Sartinsburr Ewaysta9 AS tRslt Anus Il way 6:37
tEat. way stats 10 80 Staunton < Va Spr.
Baltimore express. IL 80 express .....,....7.2 20
fDaly. Bait way.........f;50
tSur day only. N. Y. L Phila ex 8 90
Other trains daily ex- Bait, Lau. &Blsd'g 9 10
cept Sunday. ttWeefsrn EXPRESS . Q %
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ROBBERY OF MONEY. BONDS. AND 4 GOLD
NATCH.-A singular robbery was perperTated IN
house go Indiana avenue yesterday. THIS
house Is occupied by Miss Mary L. Torrey ner
sister, and their Invalid grandmother. It5ier-
cay morning panel In side door was found 70
Dc cut out and search was ma Sc Ia the house
but LGjAsIg was found 10 be missiDg. It Yas
tLCUGAI that an attempt had been mae 10
enter and rob the house, tut that /. had been
auaL0ohed Miss T0rTey gave directions tnIt
lLt looT te taken on rs hinges and removed 10
tai inter shop near by Tor rev panel and
then left Tor the Office in which she Is ernui,,Yrt
IL appears that the house was entered 2 Sc sOld
ard that tin box containing 500 IN cash: 20
S5tt registered I. :. bonds. and 500 worth Of
western Union Telegraph Company stool; " IS
bioken open and robbed, the box be,n2 Ifart
where Il was found \ lady's gold watca laying
IN q casket, was also stolen. The robbery w ~
reported 10 the detectives Office, and Ntssr,
McDevitt. Acton. and CoOmeS are engaged in
working II up. but thus Tar without succe s
Trey THINK, however, that they will be able to
recover the stolen property and arrest the
thieves.
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RtTLET SPRINGS. ", Is SAID 70 enjoy large
popularity with the laGleS-GOd bless EN-
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IHz AifSAEIEiA EIRE UsTaaT,, s,,1.-'TAe
t,l~};s IsllIjs snow that AieSaniril etrers
d6@ut lzlU sIUare acres. With q Ire liynft OF
aD-u- "a square 6CE5a tie streets averaging
about IS feet Vide and TIE houses being priu.
cipSliy thtee stories and CT brick. The IRE -
FaTtACut IL composed or two steam P",ylnaS
aLd ole hook and ladder TRUCK, witn Ipl it.ar on
TUtttT hose Eu3 +.2l0 feet OF leather The total
value Of TIE ire apparatus IL $500, the est
mated value or buildings 5000. and the total
membership ~. four members being paid fgG
full tire. Tho total expense OF the department
I0f Tee year 80 VlS 5000 While the average
yearly expense OF the department under the
volunteer system was 81 0J..1 =. The supply OF
water Il ObtGLed from two reservoirs with
capacity q az .3A gallons per diem and there
are about Il IniieS OF street mains and supply
pipes. With - plugs The ayeTage daily CON
sumption 81 water IN the city Is 26S p, gallons
the total expenses OF maintaining the water
department Tor the year loi9 being 3 59A96
TIE CoEC0Ks5 SQUARE CONTEST N CeCRT-
Mr.. ThysOD, il benalI OF himself aud others,
has served Notice. ty advice OF counsel col
W. a. CCok) on the District Commissioners and
on Mr.. !. II. HOT.Gtt, tie contractor for the
erection Of the new school building OF C0rcorau
Market square NO. no. or their intention to
apply iOr an injunction. The plaintiffs Will to-
mCTro" lie their bill. and ask an Injunction On
the ground that the square vas sold BIZ Mr.
tCrCOTan 10 The District TCr market purposes,
and the Commissioners therefore have 10 right
10 use TIE square fof other purposes.
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wish Everybody to Knew.

Rev. George FL. Thayer, an old citi-
zen of this vicinity, known to every one
as C most influential citizen and a Chris
tian minister of the M. E. Church, just
this moment stopped at our store to-
say: ~ wish everybody to know that l
consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shi'oh's Consumption Ctue. -
1t is having a tremendous sale over our
counters, and is giving perfect satisfac
tion in all cases Of Lung Diseases, such
as nothing else has done"
DIS. MATCHETT & FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind, May Is, 1878.
Sold by c. A. DESAUssURE, Druggist
RS-eop
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Nothing short of Innsistakable Ben


efits conferred upon tens of thousands
of sufferers could originate and main
tain the reputation which AYERS SAR-
sAPARILLA enjoys. 1t is compound
OF the best vegetable Alternatives, with
the Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and
is the most etfectual of all remedies for
scrofulous, mercurial, or blood disor-
ders. Uniformly successful and certain
in it's remedial effects, it produces rapid
and complete cures of scrofula, sores,
boils, humors, pinples, eruptions. skin
diseases. and all disorders arising from
impurities of the blood. BY its invig-
Grating effects it always relieves and
often cures liver complaints, female
Weaknesses and irregularities, and is q
potent renewer of vitality. For puri-
fying the blood it has no equal. 1t
tones up the system, restores and pre-
serves the health, and imparts vigor
and energy, For forty years it has
been in extensive use, and is to-day the
most available medicine for the suffer-
ing sick anywhere. ely
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August Flower.

The immense sale and great popalari-
ty of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER in all
towns and villages in the civilized
world has caused many imitators to
adopt similar names, expecting to reap
harvest for themselves at the expense
Of the afflicted. This medicine was in
troduced in 1868, and for the care of
dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, with
their effects. snch as Sour Stomach,
Costiveness, Sick Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Indigestion, Palpitation of the
Heart, Vertigo, etc., ETC., At necer hos
failed TO our kaototedge. Three doses
will relieve any case of Dyspepsia.
Two million bottles were sold last year
Price, IS cents. Samples, 10 cents.
GREENS ATLAS AND DIARY ALMANAC,
the most expensive free Almanac ever
published, sent free on receipt of two
cent stamp. G. G. GREEN,
Woodbury., n. j., U. S. A.
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Piute Royalty.

Old Winnemucca, Big Chief of the
Piutes, is in Virginia, heap-a-hungry,
and the Princess Sallie has gone to
Yakima, Washington Territory. 1t is
said that she became ineensed at the
conduct of members of the tribe at Pyr-
amid Lake Reservation, and with her
sister, started off north to Washington
Territory. 1t is possible, however,
that she may have changed her mind
and returned to Pyramid Lake.
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TINE HEAVIEST STOCK OF GENERAL /
Mothers. Mos,,ers:. Mothers::

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with the excruciating pain
of cutting teeth? If so, go at once
and get a bottle Of Mrs. WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer iplmedfately-de-
pend upon it; there is no mistake about
it. There is not mother ON earth who
has ever used it who will not tell you at
once that it will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription Of one of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses
in the United States. Sold every
where. 25 cents bottle. jal2-ly
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A new shipment of groceries Just re-
eeived by G. CHENowETH, at his cash
store, where his customers may now
purchase seven pounds of brown or six
pounds of white sugar for one dollar,
with the satisfaction of knowing that
he has no Anticipated goods, shopworn
or defunct, to hiring to the front and
shove under their noses to excite their
pity to buy them in return for the favor
Of selling his sugar on so small mar
gin. mh30-tf
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The King of Siam. Khoulaloh BY

The King of Siam, Khoulaiohl by
name, has announced his intention of
visiting the United States. The Cab
met has been officially informed of the
proposed visit, and recommended that
Congress make an appropriation suffi-
eient to receive him. The practical
bility of sending man-of-war to con.
vey him from England was discussed.
but it is believed that one vessel will not
be sufficient to bring the monarch and
his retinue of women and servants
across the Atlantic.
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LOCAL iNTELLKGEN CE.
FOyRTm DISTRICT C0IRT.
February Term 1850 w. y. E0anifield
.auftgc.

February Terra 1850 =. Eoanifield
Judge.
The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Robert Harvey VS.. Paramount NJ. &
NJ. Co. /: In the matter Of the citation
of A. Kleinhans, said Kleinhans testi-
fled relative to the value OF property in
his possession, which formerly belonged
to defendant, and the further hearing
of the matter was continued until
Thursday, May 9th.
L. j. Akin VS.. J. s. Akin: Counsel
for respective parties argued the matter
at length, after which the case was
submitted. The Court reserved its
decision.
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Grand Master Coming.

j. G. Smith, Grand, Master OF the
!. o. o. L. of Nevada, will leave Viz
glnia City this evening for Eastern
Nevada, for the purpose of visiting and
featuring before the Lodges in this Sec
ton. He is expected here tomorrow,
and will remain over to visit Humboldt
Lodge, No. l6, tomorrow evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-05-05
Heavy Freight Business.

Large quantities Of freight have been
arriving here since the blockade was
raised, for town merchants and the
Northern country. The large ware
house at the depot is now pretty well
filled with freight for Paradise, Spring
City and Idaho. The business has
been so heavy lately that Station
Agent Mcbride has been furnished
with am assistant-C. w. Albee-by
the railroad company.
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The Great Attraction

at present is the Art Gallery and One
Dollar Store. You purchase a photo
graph for p cents, then if you like you
have the privilege of selecting from a
box an envelope calling for some one
article in the house, and said article can
be bought for one dollar, if desired. Go
and see the fine. paintings and chrorhos at
the old Postofiice building.
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CHRONOLOGICAL Datl HOT APRIL hooos
The mean range of the barometer for
April was 29.9l9; the highest, 80. 260,
on the Sth; the lowest, 90, 42l, on the
ID; range during the month, .S39.
The mean temperature during the
month of April was 44.4o; highest do,
IA on the Both; lowest do. 22', on the
l4th; monthly range, 52'; greatest
daily range, 36', on the Sth; lowest
daily range, l2', on the I'd.
The total rain fall during the month
was LBS inches.
The prevailing wind was southwest;
highest wind had velocity of SO miles
per hour, on the 18th; total number OF
miles during the month, A, 1872.
Number of days on which rain or
snow fell, II; number of clear days, 8;
number of fair days, 10.
The mean temperature for the month
of April, 1878, was 4S.4'; for April,
1879, Sc; for April, 1850, 44.4'.
Total rain fall for April, 1873, OBS
inch; for April, 1879, l.52 inches; for
1880, l35 inches.
Number of days on which rain or
snow fell in April, 1878, s; in April,
1879, IL; IN April, 1880, IL.
J. X. w. Observer s. s.
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F. c. Robins sells five pounds green
coffee for 81 90.
-Four cans choice tomatoes for 81 90
cash at +. c. Robins.
Four cans selected oysters for 81 90
for cash at f. c. Robins.
+. c. Robins receives fresh grocesies
and provisions every thirty days, and
for cash will sell goods at Sacramento
prices. Remember no credits entered
on goods bought at low figures. Cash
upon the counter. Goods delivered
free. matt