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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01

TIE DANGER THREAIENiNG NEWNOEk
Tie Rev. D. b. Cleayer, pastor OF Tie Church OF the
y sc.pes Christ IN Twcnyeig th-s in the course OF
MS sermon last evening said: We are On
tho eve Of one OF the most important political
elections in the history OF the United States.
and the question which prominently suggests itself s
ARE We as Americans prepared 10 nand over The con
troll Of our city state and Nation 90 me government OF
Leo Kill 2" The vital questions IN regard 10 the welfare
of our public schools also prominently De-.
fore U.s. Some OF think well Of these
bu.warks OF American power and consider them
corservators OF the public veal ana OF public inteli
gcnce How Will they 10 tue futurci There is
possibility that the metropolis Of America VIII soon De
placed under the entire supervision Oi the AOmlsu
Church, and Tho sentiments OF the Eotdl-h
Church have been summed up in few words oy
prominent newspaper published by mat REHABILITATION.
IL SAYS. " The common. schools OF TINS country are
sink OF moral pollution and nurseries 81 hel' Inc
Papacy would short WOrk or ne American
public school system. study the puDhc school
system Spain Mexico, ana u you
wish your be supplauted by those. The PapacY
VIII gladly take the contract see reason WnY TINS
u govern itsef Without me interVeu-
ton % Apal authority This magnificent city win ls
Of unnvalied charities and uueXamped Dcnev0-
lencc this city OF progress puisng heart Of the
Continental fesrIui OF seeing Sew-I0rk Ciiy pat
under the dictatorship ~ satrap Of TAO Papacy The
Papacy stands for fJr Intolerance for the
Inqui- With my consent the United : ats snall not
be converted INTO disunIted Netherlands with John
Kelly as the Duke Of Alva Let the Papacy call halt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01
5tuauous Uauteg--femG!es

A DVERTIsEMENT FOR THE NEW
Il YORK r&Ihr NE WILL EE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. E0 I.53~ Broadway cor. Thirty
4.-.f. or 3OS vet twenty ,lii1' cor E1it1 ave. 70
ave.. 0t -.gyeI jh.st The HARD # OFFICE, 80.
1901 and ISL I.irItye, cor DueIundred
t1ur.11t itaGem SAVINGS Bank Building 10 p uI
regular office rates
DOUSEWORK.-By q neat, tidy, int.iH-
gent lr0.e ssnr v1Tne Erl al BE- generally lseul
In -Il.r amy capacity d0 good tooN1g sud IS u
I0It washer vll best recouineudt ions
WAGES moderate. Can be soeu 40 $50 6tage -JdsL,
lr,l do II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01
TIE LESSONS OLE H1srnRY.


The Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal Church was
filed 20 IFS utmost capacity last evening. when the
Rev. Mr. Van A!styne discussed the Catholic question
IN is relation 20 the coming elections Government ts
he sad OF divine Cn aud ordained OF God for
the good of men, To them plot secretly FOR
thrir downfall is sinful. Tue generous attitude
OF the American Government 10 the churches
rests upon the assumption that all deuOmina-
ticns equally friendly 10 her institutions and
equally DESTROYS II their perpeuy. When, therefore
any body OF Christians makes supreme effort % gain
the control of municipal government, u is the
ugh and iu.y u the community 10 ascertain what has
been and what is the spirit and tendency Of
this religious body regards the Institutions.
both civil and religious, OF that community.
BY its recent utteruces the Church Rome has shown
that there is organization, powerful and Unsuitable.
firmly domicied so. sharing theprotection OF
Government, but exerun- silent, potent and aug
mouung influence upon the franchise OF the people.
On the subject OF popular education that Church has
maintained only one position. Ignorance IS its safe
guard and II may De stated a law. supported By
twelve centuries Of history that in proportion
rs Rouauism la become dominant in any
nation literature has declined, Ignorance has IN
creased. and the people have bec0m re ana more
immoral. ON an these suject, Rome lds spoken; her
words and her spirit need lot be misunderstood. Tie
whole history Of Europe from the beginning Oh the sixth
the close Oh the Scvente ntn bears her Imprint
and breathcs spirit fought for supremacy, and
g4iu,d Il only she sun diutelect. iApov rshcI
ons degraded ogcreens, destroy ed Protetants exn-
Guiscl TIE torch If klowiedge and rolled Tie OF
civilization backward toward iAe Gan eness OF midnight
j. Is rue she hn~ cam1 her methods somewhat ID or
deg q. aiGut herself To th- pree MT conditions society;
bu. the GLANCE lis only excrrali there Is none I'D her
spirit or purpose ht- sac "S' h'F 'Vr roy lrmi"ih
power. her anu.-tT % religious liberation, htr rc1a--
nance toA. ecu alton q tAc m.-.- NAat. a.e de
Utttrauccs today 81 the Eou-L Caurch lhiou-h Its
rturceeLtatyea. and csprca tno,' u ado. country.
Even Cardinal dcCloskey hn-eil aaes not ucsl,ate no
Disclose lht rr,l i.i,-I mons Oh -.i en- WIZ pr "a.
clarcs tnat "m'y Che Roman Catholics OF ihe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01
CHURCH AND STATE.

The Rev. Russell n. Bellows. IN his sermon at the
Fourth Unitarian Church, in East One-hundred-and-
'"en'y-elghth-st, said Religion DO with all
.auons Of life. and not tho least with public schools
many Christians keep silence occasions when they
.-''' right 10 speak tie questions Of
'1o day. We are born citizens ana have a coustl.
'uuonai night to our own r. ngious Druel. Grave
matters OF government should eaye 10 so-cacd
p'.AeiAns In these days different dens arc IN vogue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01
Guropean ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAMAR TNDIEN.

Universally prescribed ~ the klcultyl laxatIve
fresh au meicatcd fuu Llzrngei for the Immediate rs-
ie efuctua ~ cuns headache bile. lemOrrl
holds, rnnar unhNe p- md the usual purgafvesl "a
agreeable taAe. 4nd never producers irritation.
\. GIflLON, ~ f,re taulbutcaa. PauA
SOLD 81 ALL CIEIlSr-.
- FOUGEAA x CO.. - North " Imam 81. korx.
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Clt1 Drouerln 60 Get.

LIST of 500 private houses on the line Of
y Fl.vgtef Roads -rnt Dor r9i. j. " STEVENS. Broad
way. corner OH st. OF b. p llne.3i
OFFICES TO LET. some desirable. ut low
r~c. Ina the bglld u-~ and Hrrkmau ~. % 70
1ss Na.sau.st. and DO PARK Row opposite + -. rutland
d WHITING. ircSIuIust
-------------------------
9th RcG! Gsia.e fJr Sale
LOR SALE.-House, No. $50 Majison-aye..
between 1858 au. G1tl-.., cu LcnoE ll-t Four 'ioy
tpgu-iour front hardy si iE 0u 4rsc"+
am. mirrors and M thorough order; puDiE, &c.
&C. done Uy ia IS work see watcLmIn on premises
nor SALE or LEASE-A hargain.-Large
= tor,s of als headed aiertI0lis for chemical wCrA5,
factories. &c r. 4. DUNG, 20 h1cIias- % ace
7ODD and I8frH-ST, near lOVH-AEE.-
o. Plot Of ~ ots prce, s-.OOO per .OL IL I-AND
g. WHITING, UeckmAl.rL
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Coantrn propcrtn for Sale anO Go ret

FINE LARGE HOUSE, all improvements
y GARAGE house EIGHT acres orchard lne location
forty muutes ilou city 10 e1cange T. IL II Nh liz 20
Broadway.
SHORE FARM, 30 miles on Long Island,
4 excellent land buildings good orchard VIII be s0i
10 lose an estate. RI Land WhIIlN1, D be,kmlh.sL
ATORANGE, y. J. (neIghborhood speciality.
n rooerfv 1r sale and an varieties. great bargains
EbWARD T. HAMILTON. = Pine st. y y
N0UNTRY RESIDENCE. 60 acres first
I - IuiI,fua- 10 miles from city, VIII Dc sold az one
bSIf he cost RI IAN D & WiilII@G. BeekHanst.
NOR SATE.-A farm Of so acres all fruits;
1 ir,ovsuIents hrstciass near depot; one hour fr9n
y ,, W. M. line lDctu0u; price 80, 90 AdCIGss W
NJ Post Office Box III, somnvile' n.
mop SAIF.-A country residence of 50 acres,
/ a. tr M IN state ouF alton, beautifully Ituited ia
mart tcn va UTICA MANSON
ll. Pie ,fh,Iliues fences fine grove Of acres
- ,riraiur with Tile anl very pfodni We tlo"r ~
t.. ~ vylra ger gard "A apple ana poA uicuAI,
All. .rls abundance lr i'i tl ''lfr l.i'
a. - mn mn h iunR aud h+s no, rs superior ~
-, - No STATE unsurpassed ~ io atItf ~
ls ~ -, .cenrrv schools college. cAufrhea-
ma! krts and stores VIII DC ''4 5.t-prT1 90 atiIVT
tle premises to
NAoNTCLAIR. y. J. property specaly.-
VI r ,aIr- cottage. nearly ho" I''ius' i've ll
= -r ,''uot aurc8. churches .c."l ft.'' l- ''''
u'e' .'.'A "-''' Rowe O. fAh-oN~, ~ oela-.i
C,VKXGF- \. J.-HOUoES aud COCN FRY
~ 10 le ANA t9l safe. fuE .a4ei aII ~ .ui.sil-
~ .CIt LII - s4IIH opp main sSllio-' orange ~
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Eou5es ano Rooms uauleo.

XEAETED.-A small furnished far, or one
~ or two furnished doors bg sentec family. locltou
Win terms. CAREFUL TENANT, ErLDuAo Uptown O4ace
4-235 ErOadssy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01

At the GERMAN BUREAU, Rowcry and
"A Iss, win he found as usual a--o uuuU. = u lrs,
c-ss German ..rya.ts for all eiHA.l-es 1ls Ly"
At TIE LADIES BUREAU ,sweIisO.-
nurses. laulI-css -c , y. French and best e.s OF
A LARGE number of ir,t-cils- swedish
a German a-i Pr1.s. ant sor,u- ur 81, clpaet, with
landed. w.I ra,a4 .eI servants may apply I.J Las,
CHAMBERNAID and WAITRESS-Ea gli-h
- Protestant -r. very respect nia ana vel rerom Hd'd
mod, stan.s all about children 3o5 ctaye between
CHAMBERMAID and WAIrBESS.-By a
.cTyt y. iiy handy and ydr7 n'at aiSnt
aI snc does otv country. Inquire for NARY, Z92 Sch
COOK. &r.-Bg young Protestant woman ~
\ pain cook anu EXCELLENT aundros' best references %
COOK.-Bv IN excellent Scotch Protestant
- g.. first class rrfcr ncc: az cook 10 good aniy
c.5 Or country. Can At 90 atha.e. near istnst
COOK. LAUNDRESS. HOUSEWORK.-Bya
- very capable cob red ri FOR cry or country good cook
an excellent Luntrss Wul- ana udy al ~ ~ OtnaVe
near iatAst. Ask FOR EMMA.
COOK.-By a Protestant woman as good
y plan cook IN private family good references Can at
COOK, CHAMBERMAlD, &c-Two girls,
- s5 q ~ o 15 Sa sy S STEER
ehces tlty or country 81 Wcst thirst
COOk-By a neat colored girl as cook can
- good rity references Call from 10 ~ 10 West
3SdsJi ring once
EONEkNESS, &c.-By an experienced and
~ Trustworthy North German lady. understands
English French and music goveruoss OF companion In
tiy and kind NeWlOrk family h CHEST references.
Address GERMAN GOVERN h,, Tribune Uptown Othcc,
l.2Js Broadway.
( ADYS MAID.-Protestant; can cut and
IL ladies' dres hair well and DO All kinds u
family sowing. city riarcnceA CAL Tor {" days. ~
West 24th 81
I AUNDRESs, &c.-By a young Scotch
II agnireas AMI asaiSi with cham
beFwork country preferred. % Vest 4ith-sL
I ADY'S MAID. &c-By an English Protest
Il ant rs ady's maHi would Tor growing children
thoroughly coiapecnt and reliable good city references
ase "a SO othavo
CEAMSTRESS.- d Protestant woman as
- amstrrss wait lldT OF 10 light chamber OK
willing oIigUg good city references city OF cOun ny
lie nc aidr'ss 30 F" ct lsta-st
EE7AITRESS.-A Protestant woman in pri-
W vate family understands SALADS excellent city
references city or country. 81 West ltth-si.
[FASHING.-A frst-chss hundress wishes
" wthAg. moderate terms can give The best city
reference. iicise address Ia j. IAt5itl, NO. Atb West
-jths.. second door
NNASHING.-A respectable c0i0red woman
wishes ladies and genttmrns anu iAIniea Washing
by DE mouth or dozen, good reference Afa BLOWN lo4
W eat 52asL
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Drn Gooos

I ACES, lace curtains, gloves, feathers, hats,
H Grape and hair goods renovated umbrellas repaired
lace goos nslo 10 order MRS. NJ >. RAE, IS West nd
a., corner OF 6thave.
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HClro cv1 Bcom5


-.'7' @1@''
LARGE. hand srueIv furnished room, seq
= o.. fIas-- reHt..rea private iar.iIy 100 Lexington
ave.. conner --ti-t
E-LEGANT FLOORS 20 rent by the year 10
rurile4I ouI-. W fl~l..I r.v l0 .ut ther taste
ou .-l.s.. near IrlIre Address T. j.. Tribune UPTOWN
office" -,-t- Droat"Agt
R7TElt4NI FLOOR with rrivlte table. bV
- t..-.lr. s-..--f nOlr Madison ave. Address J.. L..
I.'-1. '''~" Once .-. -'... ''
- - TtII-tN-AN L.-iaI-c sunny rooms
, - urr.. .y..r.r -,.... 3 so.r
,.rl..,r.- ...;-..--- r-- T--II
nm IA 81. .s.5.... 3d.. and tl.l t55 Ta- -e.lst
..UoY..
Tf'n lE'f-A lr~-n. W.'l lU"ui he'd front ball
.a.i. "-A -r .-aee gas and BATH LOO East 'o.ia'r
'r'-. .-.-
zTIf-AET -n ana Tt3-A larva nlrqeanr
p ro4. w.l bart or gem, man end e. or asa',. .ea
opp FIFTH AVE. corner IO.n-st.-FIagant
~ arc SECOND foor .r.n' .rHar room ..e-ioF oolid'
also we .' ISM. sunny '- -'l -. -- -
FsB - t~i ZpTfl-~ - rlrI Il .Or. front room,
= Also ol'' p-''' WIN excel .H' ''''' - '-' '''-''
EAST 3OlI-~ .--ItcaS4.t Suc'J rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01

A FINE LARGE HOUSE, all improvements
y c,.ri4re house eight Orchar1 lne location
unity mimic from city exchange T. IL 81 ANEIs -Jo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-01

ORANGg.: n and S s- .ss az s@s .4 o2SS %
~ " lII 4 ~ IA. OPP. main station orange ~ !
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18
BREvIPIEs.

Rev. DIR. Dwiaell will tomorrow evening
give a lecture on the results of his observa
Jions during his recent trip East, in which he
will speak on various physical, social and
religious topics. The public is invited to
attend.
A room occupied by Elias Steinman and
another man In the Orleans building was
burglarized recently during the night, the
former losing suit Of clothes and his room
mats small amount of money.
The Modoc yesterday took on 100 tons OF
flour from the Pioneer Mills, in this city, for
San Francisco, and was il consequence de-
layed until about noon before leaving for the
Bay.
Twenty car loads of cattle passed through
yesterday from Nevada and nine from the
upper Sacramento valley, for the stockyards
at Oakland.
Mr.. c. Croker, Mrs. c. Croker and Miss
Hattie Crocker, and also Lloyd Tevis viii
arrive from the East by the overland train
this morning
The river has reached its high for the rain,
and last night marked Ii feet s inches, bein
inches lower than on the evening previous.
Officer Lee yesterday arrested q Chinaman
n AIMED All Moore, under the belief That be Is
insane. He viii be examined to-day.
The sixth annual report of the Union
Building and Loan Association is printed in
IuIl in another column.
One carload of lumber was shipped yes
terday from this city to Wilcox, Arizona.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18
MIXED" PROPERTY.

EDS. RECORD UNION: The San Francis
CO BuVetin of December 18th, in a very
able editorial entitled How Il Is Work
ing" after abiding to the general history of
property, uses this language: In this way
we come to have property Of three kinds
real. personal and MIXED" The article also
quotes that clsnse Of the lew Constitution
which speaks OF property as real, personal
and mirsd" Now, it is not astonishing that
the editor of large daily journal, writing
in a hurry, should follow an error committed
in the fundamental law of the State. And
perhaps it is not astonishing that such an
error should be found in such an instrument
as our Constitution. There is No such q
thing IS g ike p operty. The OH cts Of
property are things, and Blackstone says
fittings are by The law OF England dis.
tributed into two klnds-tAlngs reat and
things personal That distinction has
run continuously through English and Amer
i IAN law. It has frequently been questioned
whether a certain kind of thirg was real o,
personal property but | have never heard of
a Court IN such a case giving compr0mlse
decision and calling it mixed" OF course
there is such thing as mixed action or suit
at law, as when some real property is de-
handed and also personal damages for some
wrong sustained but ] would like TO see a
specimen of mixed property. Statutes have
sometimes declared that property generally
considered personal should be classed as real
as slaves, cattle, et;,; but that was only q
recognition Of the division of property by
the wel-known rule. 1t may be ked /:
Were there not lawyers in the Constitutional
Convention VINO knew better than to make
such use of words? Certainly there were.
But what would have been the result if one
of them had moved to strike out the word
''nlixedf? The communists and those who
Joined and led them would have cried out
Capital and corporations, and the motion
would have been Immediately voted down.
Every lew investigation of our present Con-
stilution shows additional absurdities and
mischiefs LEX
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$3.50 $50 Ii
LIA6lLlTlEs.

We respectfully call attention TO cur
Fsciiitie for doing every kind If legitimate Bank.
ing business, and ,0iieiE aecOusis OF Merchants,
Manufacturers, Banks aud Bankers Farmers, and
all doing busiuess ia our line.
We give adViee in detail OF all credits, and
acknowledge promptly all letters, and viii furnish
private teiegraphic code to correspondents,
when requested.
sbiDuaents OF Gold and silver Bullion
viii have special care and prompt returns.
Being Connected by Telephone with all the
principal warehouses and the Produce Exchange We
keep thoroughly posted in the Wheat, Grain and
Flour market, and are prepa ed at ali times to make
loans on Flour, Wheat and Barley, and other ap-
proved Merchandise in Warehouse
Investments Made oil Commission. and
special asteH sion given to the negotiation Of
rtcass loans OF cities, counties and other CORPORA
W. Say and sell BIDS of ExcI,anga on
the Principal Cities in the UsrGD STATES, EHeI ND,
FRANCE and GERM NY.
Collections made and prompt returns rem
dered at market rates of exchange.
IeIe@rapIlic Transfers made with NEW YoRK.
BosTos, CltisAeo, and the principal cities Of the
United States; also cable transfer to Europe
letters of Credit aTd Commercial Cred
ifs issued on the principal cities Of the UNITED
STATES and EUROPE
Leans made on Good CollaferaIs or Aq-
proved Names Coco Business Notes and Drafts
discounted at lowest market rates.
Deposits received, subject TO Check
without notice.
Nat onal. state. City and County BONDS
and Warrants, and other Securities bought and
sold.
BANKING il Business that should be recip-
rocally beneficial TO borrower and lender.
Favor and BeneyOieree are not the attri-
butes OF coed Banking. Strict justice and rigid
performance OF contracts are its proper foundation.
4 Good Banker is ore who takes better care
Of other peoples money than his own.
Prudent and Conservative Course Is
one Of the first principles Of successful Banking.
This viii be policy.
Yours, very respectfully,
X. II. Mcdonald, President.
s G. MURPHY, Cashier. o9-3m3pSW
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18
The COURTS,
SUPERIOR COURT.
nENsnN. Indne.
FRmAY, December II. L

FRIDAY, December II. 1850
In the matter If the petition of George Olsen, an
nsovent debtor-0rder Of adjudication and notice
to be given to creditors.
George o. Bates and NJ. NJ. oDell VS.. The sacra-
meuto City Railway Company ct al.-Action dis
missed without prejudice.
Hon. Thomas A. Brown, Superior Judge OF Con
trA Costa county to whom referred the follow
ing eases, rendered decisions as follows:
In the matter of the petition OF E. r. Paryin ct
al. for formation of i reclamation district out
OF part OF Grand Handicapped from order OF
Board of Supervisors Dismissed on fairgrounds that
the Superior Court has no appellate jurisdiction
therein
In the mattero of the petition of Fred Meyers ct al
for the formation Of new reclamation district out
of part Of Grand island-Same order.
In the matter Of the petition Of NJ Nudge ct al,
for the formation OF Exclamation district out
of part of Grand island-Ssme order.
Court adjourned.
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
There are no cases set for to-day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18
guinness Advertisements

Hale Bros & Co.-Two announcements.
j. LYMAN Jr.- Holiday iewelry.
Christmas gifts -Washburne Redman.
Carl Strob Money wanted to loan.
Hotel for sale for g. OOO-Carl strobel.
Royal Baking Powder, absolutely pure.
Adams, Mcneil Co Prices Baking Powder
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18
OPENING NIGHT.

HAvING PURCHASED THE~R
Albion Saloon, 5Io 4 ST., s7a
Between Fifth and Sixth, | cordially in. s-1sss-s
vite all friends 70 visit me on SATURDAY EVEN
ING, December 18th, my Opening Night A Fine
Cold Lunch will be spread
dl7-2t 10 HORT. Proprietor.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18

w. B. MILLER, j street, near Seventh, has
a fine line of jewelry for holiday presents
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Bel & Co.-Horses, mules, bugsies, etc.
sherburn & Snlith-Household goods, etc.
Sherburn & mith-Furni5ure Of Orleans House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18

HEM-sTITcHED linen handkerchiefs only q
cents at L. Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18

MINIS DIAGONAL PANTS reduced from
S4 so to IS at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18
PACIFIC BANK,

we desire to cali Your attention TO the
annexed STATE nEST OF this bank, aud offer our
services to any who may desire to do business
with US.
From cur long experience in Banking we
have thorough knowledge of the business, and no
eff rts will be spared by us to render those opening
accounts doing business with US every advantage
apnertainiag 70 their interest.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18
Methodist Episcopal church South,

Seventh street, between and X Rev. T. H. B.
Anderson, pastor Quarterly meeting. Rev. c.
Chainberlin win preach morning and evening at
usual hours Sabbath-school at 1915 P NJ The
r,tIhlin are inyitetl
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18

Sixth street, between l and REV. r. E. Jewet
OF Oakland Will preach tomorrow morning. In tht
evening the pastor, Rev. l. e. Dwineil, viii give
lecture on the results of his observations during hi
late trip East in which he Will speak variou;
physical, educational, social aui religious topics
.rne public are invited.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18
ADVERTISEMENT EbNTIoN.

Probate Notice Estate Of Joseph Cox.
Capital Gas Company-Annual meeting.
To Let-NiceIy furnished front room.
Land League meeting tomorrow.
Union Building and Loan Association report.
Annual Ball Company C, First Artillery.
A. 0. o. W., Union Lodge, this evening.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18

Grand Turkey and Glass BaI shooting.
at Scott's Saloon, situated at the American River
Bridge, to come of SUNDAY, December 1s, 1880.
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THE rush still coninuas, and bargains for
everybody Clothing, boots and shoes at
astonishing low prices, at the closing sale Of
the Red House.
WoRKIsGMEN, here is an item you should
remember That Mechanics Store sells a
Whole Stock Brogan, strong and durably
made, for 81 % per pair.
FULL LINE of French and box-toed Alexis
Ties and Caters, hand-sawed, at So; equal
to any custom work. Mechanics Store.
ALL WOOL GEvrs' suns reduced from
SIS 30 to SD, at the closing sale of the Red
House.
FINE GOLD WATCHES for gents at w. B.
AIillef's, J street. near Seventh.
For HOLIDAY PREsENrs go to the Xxi
Store, $40 and 49, } street.
RARE bargains in ladies' and childreu's
shoes at the closing sale of the Red House
HEAVY CALF Doors reduced from "a 50 to
So 70 at the closing sale of the Red House
FINE JEwELRY suitable for presents at w.
B hilllers, J street. near Seventh.
MERRY CHRIsTMAs Silk-embroidered
m ito suspenders at the XXI Stose.
ALL GOODS marked down at the olOsing-out
sale at the Red House.
ALL SILK embroidered handkerchiefs only
% cents at L. Bien's, Eighth and streets.
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FINE LADIES' WATCHES for Christmas, at
w. B. Aiillers, J street. near Seventh.