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COMMERCIAL.
San francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 20th-1 7. NJ.
FLoUE-0yer u 600 bbls were exported to-day.
We quote the various brands as follows Best
City Extras, s. 80; Bakers Extra, s. 1896; Super
tine, - l2t "a 81 interior Extra, IS 373q5 IS; in
terior Superne, SO S7l44 49, Oregon Extra, 81 S74
3Tl: choice do s. 50D5 S74 Oregon Superhne,
s. 81 G3 75 Walia Walla Extra, s. 50a5 S7I q
Dbl. Purchasers Of round lots obtain conces-
sious on the above rates.
WHEAT-The week closes on a very tame market.
The session OF the Produce Exchange was well at
tended this morning., but no interest whatever ap-
I cared to be manifested. We hear reports of pur-
chases in the interior both for milling and shipping.
purposes, but We fail to obtain any positive data in
the matter In the absence OF sales we continue
Yesterdays rates We quote No. l at 81 92l@I 074,
the latter for choice milling; No. 2, 81 814@1 90
q ctl.
BARLEY-Within the past six days sales of over
&c, 900 SKIS have been reported The result has been
. quiet but general hardening OF values. The
transactions on Change TO-DAY embraced 5000 SKIS
good bay brewing at 96e; 1900 do do, 95c $50 do
coast feed, S2lc; 500 do do, size q ctl. Brewing is
quotable at S5@974c; feed S24@Soc for coast and
S25@S5c y ctl for bay Cheeaer 81 d0Q1 IS for
choice bay, and slCd1 IS for coast
OATs-fhe receipts for some time have been light,
and continuous sales have materially reduced stocks
Choice qualities scarce and in demand both for
feed and for milling Sales Of Washington Territory
in lots, aggregating 800 SKIS, are reported at a
range OF 81 30sel IS z ctl. We quote: Humboldt,
81 15@1 IS; Coast, S1td1 25; Oregon and Wash
ington Territory, 81 15@1 IS Surprise, 81 4Oa1 80
y ctl.
HAY-Cargo lots on the wharf range from s. 10
So so q ton.
BUTrEa-supplies are slightly in excess of the
eonsumptve demand, and there is tendency TO
shade in prices We quote good to choice at 26a27lc,
with advance for fancy brands inferior to ordln-
airy, 22@25c, inside rate Tor mixed lots from country
buyers.
GnEEsE-we quote California, 12l@14c; Eastern,
160flse y b.
EGGs-About 21c q dozen seems to be the stand
ard to-day, the bulk OF sales being made at that
figure
Turkeys, 156l7c for live 17d19c y 10 for dressed
BOOSTERS. s6d7 80: Hens, s5@6; Broilers, $500
Ducks, SGd7 q dozen Geese, g 2592 rs q pair.
WooL-Quotatious nominal.
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ssIEF REFERENCE.

At meeting Of the Board of Trustees of
Levee District No. l, Saturday, resolution
was adopted that all land owners in said dis
trict who possess lands through which public
roads pass, shall be required to provide the
same with swinging gates.
The VesAt,i Boat Club has elected II. C.
Williams, Captain: w. Lowell, First Lieu
tenant A. Pringle, Second Lieutenant d.
DUNCAN, Commissary; Gus. Comet, Cox
swain j. Miller, Secretary and Treasurer.
The farmers of Sacramento county propose
to hold their May picnic, and also Fourth Of
July celebration, at Beach's grove, which is
being improved in many ways and put in ex-
cellent order for such occasions.
j. X. Hogan, of Placerville, has been
granted q patent for a peach stoner; also r.
w. Lewis. of Sacramento, for signal lantern,
and j. Klees, Of Sacramento, for a grain
separator.
The Sacramento Ice Company proposes 80
at once begin the erection of swimming baths
near their ice factory at Tenth and k streets.
There were deaths in the city last week
adults and children. -Four bodies were
brought here for interment.
There are kilograms at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for David Steinberg and
julius Tourney.
DR.. Truesdell will deliver free lecture at
the Sixth-street NJ. L. Church this evening.
The Sacramento river is at an unusually
low stage, marking only II feet s inches.
Yesterday was Palm Sunday and began
Holy Week.
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DICKENS FRIGHTENED. =" Somewhere
about the middle of the serial publication
of David Copperfeld,' happening to be
out of writing paper, Mr.. Dickens sailed
forth one morning to get fresh supply at
the stationer's. He was living then in his
favorite haunt, at Fort House, in Broad
stairs. As he was about TO enter the sta
TONERS shop, with the intention of buying
the needful writing paper, for the purpose
of returning home with it and at once set
ting to work upon his next number, not
one word of which was yet written, he
stood aside for moment at the threshold
to allow lady to pass in before him. He
then went on to relate-with vivid sense
still upon him of mingled enjoyment and
dismay in the mere recollection-how the
next instant he had overheard this strange
lady asking the person behind the counter
for the latest number When it was
handed to her, '0n, this, she said, l have
read. / want the next one The next one
she was tLereupon told would be out by
the end OF the month Listening to this,
unrecognized, be added, in conclusion,
knowing the purpose for which L was
there, and remembering that not one word
of the number she was asking for was yet
written, for the first and only time in my
life, felt-frightened.'
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An EXPENSIVE HOUSEHOLD.

His Majesty the Emperor of China is
inst now in a serious difficulty. Young
though he is, he has already to maintain
some seventy women on his establishment
in various capacities, and, like every other
gentleman who has ladies under his pro-
lection. the duty 6evolves upon him of
clothing them. This would be compare
lively easy task were the seventy fair ones
of a reasonable turn of mind. But, I'M
happily for the peace of the Brother of the
Sun and Moon, their extravaganza is pro-
nounced to be beyond all bounds. Two
hundred and fifty thousand taels, which is
more than one-half of the land tax of
the Empire, were expended last year
in silk, satin, gauze, velvet, red
and gilt paper, and pearls. 1t is said
that one dress which is'in possession OF an
Empress was covered last year with seed
pearls worked in so peculiar fashion as to
have cost fabulous sum. With respect
to this robe there are great searchings of
heart. The Empress is aged, though the
dress is new. If she die, according to Gus
tom it must be burned, supposing it to be
in her possession at the time OF her demise,
She refuses to part with it, and the idea
of this wastefulness, coupled with the
prospect of increasing extravaganza in the
coming year, troubles the owner of the
vermillion pencil exceedingly. Contem-
plating the position of this illustrious per-
sonage, and remembering that as yet he
is too young to be practically married, it is
curious to speculate as to what his position
will be when he arrives at mans estate,
and finds himself the lord of several ad.
ditional wives. Il London Telegraph.
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ARIZONA.
Southern Pacific Railroad = Celebration
nj Tucson.


Tucson, March 21st-The special train OF
Charles Croker arrived at IL o'clock to-day.
with Charles Croker, James Gamble and
eight others, and thousands of citizens
greeted the visitors. Thirty-eight guns were
fired. The military band was in attendance,
Hon. w. S. 0ury delivered an address of
welcome, and Hon. Estevan Ochea presented
silver spike bearing the following inscrip
ton Made from the first bullion produced
by the Tough Nut mine and presented by the
Tombstone Mill and Mining Company in
commemoration Of the completion of the
Southern Pacific Railroad to Tucson. March
20, 1880. The last spike" President Croker
answered by a speech, which was greeted
with cheers. The following dispatch was re-
eeived during the progress of the banquet +:
Cannon sentenced to six months imprison-
ment and 81, 200 tine-the same as Kearney."
Upon which the following resolution was Of
fered, and adopted unanimously by rising
vote:
Res0lUed, That it is the sense of this meeting,
representing the wealth, bone and sinew of South
ern Arizona, that the sentence pronounced upon
both Kearney and Cannon will be heartily Endorsed
by the wabiding citizens of the country and that
their Just punishment ought to have been enforced
against these arch enemies of the working class
they claimed to represent two years ago.
The whole populace is in blaze of en-
thusiasm.
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Walking Match CIOset-TEe sand Let
Pigeon Shooting at Milbfae.

SAN Francisco, March 21st.-The six
days walking match closed at the Pavilion
tonight, Guerrero, the leading man, scoring
800 miles; Scott, second, 4S7. The 9TH
ers came in at various distances in the rear.
A number of business men attended the
meeting at the sand lots to-day. Kearney
was very general and indefinite in bis re-
marks regarding persons, but defed the
authorities to either send him to the Peni-
tertiary or break up his meetings, holding
that he could claim for the latter the protec-
ton of the police and military. He an
nounced his intention of carrying his case of
misdemeanor through all the Courts of the
State and to the Supreme Court of the
United States. Cannon followed Kearney
to much the same general tenor.
The Milbrae pigeon shoot to-day was sue
cess. j. A. A. Robinson and Crittenden
Robinson made clean scores of Is birds each.
On the ties j. A. A. Robinson, at three pairs
of birds, killing all, won the first prize of
$500 and the silver cup, against Crittenden
Robinson's score of five-the latter taking
$40, II. B. Ravens S120, J. II. Burnett 500,
G. w. W. Roche SO, Joe Villegia $50, T.
Maskey $40, Milliken $50, Gerber S25,
Maudlin $40. The birds were strong and
good, and all the appointments were excel
lent, whilst the rulings of the judges were
never nurmured against. Gerber got 13 and
Mauldin 10 birds each.
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NEVADA,
Passengers Passing Carlin for California

Passengers Passing Cariin for California.
CARLIN, March 21st.-rhe following list
Of passengers passed Carlin to-day, to ar,
rive in sacramento tomorrow William
Thomas, William Brand, Toronto, Ont;
J. G. Lunt, wife and child, Oakland, Or;
j. Bush, Miss NJ. Bush, Iowa; C. II. Hen.
ry, Oakland; l.. g. Rose, Laporte, Ind; J.
Kirkner, New Jersey J. S. Boron and
wife, New York City; Senator Sharon and
daughter, San Francisco; w. P. Blake New
Haven o. Rodwell, San Francisco; c.
Ringolsty, Colorado; L. G. Boardman,
Iowa j. H. Fisk, Portland; Mrs M. D.
Kneisly, Miss Josie Kneisly, Miss Celia
Hunter, Elko, New; g. w. Waldeyer Cal.
ifornia Prof. G. H. Hitchcock, Dartsmouth
College; j. A. Cummings Boston, Mass;
Mrs. c. M. Kirby, San Jose, Cal; George
w. Mahoney, New York Mrs. Dr. Chase,
e. w. Mccall, Peoria, Ill; John w. Drew,
Concord, N. H.; l. N. Van Mugs and wife,
Los Angeles; NJ. p Cropley Boston; s. S.
Sears, Ben. Fitch, Ell1o; r. w. Poindexter,
Oakland; G. HI. Cropley, California Will
lam Wilson, New York 40 emigrantS, in.
Guiding Is males, to arrive in Sacramento
March 23d.
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ANsAsT1LLsRY REGIMENT.

IS was some time ago predicted by the
RECORD UNION, orders have been issued for
the formation of an artillery regiment COM
posed of infantry and unattached companies.
This, it is understood. will place the regi-
ment in better position to secure assistance
and support from the State. Two of the
companies already have Calling guns, and
the others will be supplied with them. The
following is the order issued
GENERAL HEADQUARTERs, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, )
ADJ0TAST. GENERALS OFFICE
SACRAMENTO, March 10, 1880.
Social orders No. 10.
/. Upon the recommendation Of Brigadier-Gen-
eral John +. Sheehan, commanding Fourth Brigade
n. @. C.. the companies Of the First Infantry Bat
talon, Fourth Brigade, together with the Sacra-
mento Light Artillery, will hereafter compose
regiment to be known As the First Artillery Regi-
ment, Fourth Brigade, y. G. c.
Ii. The companies comprising the regiment viii
hereafter be known ard designated follows
The company formerly known as City Guard First
infantry Battalion, Company A the company for
meriy known as Sacramento Light Artillery, unat-
tached, Company B; the company formerly known
as Nevada Light Guard, Fret Infantry Battalion,
Company c, the company formerly known as
Plaeeryille City Guard, First Infantry Battalion,
Company d; the company formerly known rs uba
Light Infantry, First Infantry Battalion, Company
n; the company formerly known as Sarsfeld Guard,
First Infantry Battalion, Company G.
III. BrigadieI- General Sheehan will issue the
necessary orders for election OF Colonel Leuten'
ant-Cooael and Major OF the regiment, and such
further orders may be necessary to carry out the
provisions OF this order.
By order Of the Commander-in-Chief
SAMUEL W. BACKUS, AdjutantGeneral
General Sheehan has. issued orders for an
elections Of Colonel. Lieutenant-C Colonel, and
Major of the regiment. The election will be
held March 3lst, at the Armory of the City
Guard, with Major W. l. Wallace Of the
Brigade staff as presiding officer. Those en-.
titled to vote are the commissioned officers of
the companies that will compose the regi-
ment.
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Chlnanan Wounded DcnunciatOry Reso
Eutfous

SAN FRANCISCO, March Dist. "A China
The Board of Ward Presidents to-day
adopted the resolution from the Tenth Ward
Club. denouncing all secret lawless organiza-
tions, and declaring in favor of free speech
and the enforcement of the Constitution Of
the State. Resolutions were also adopted de-
nouncing the sentences of the Police Court
in the cases of Kearney aud Cannon as
monstrous and outrageous, declaring that the
Police Court had been used by partisans,
opponents of the w. p. c., by secret hostile
organization, and by disappointed politicians,
thieves and assassins.
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SUICIDE OF 4 Young LABy AT SAN jose
CALIFORNIA.
1earnex Retrrns TO rgIs Mutton.

SAN Francisco, March 21st.-At the sand
LOT to-day Kearney ''backslided" from his
conversion of last Sunday, and launched out
in denunciation again, attacking the Police
Judge, Prosecuting Attorney and a number
Of prominent citizens He was careful, how
ever, not 10 indulge in any language that
could be construed rs incendiary.
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A CARD.-MIss JOSIE SPENCER begs to
announce that from this date she will be con.
nected with the millinery department Of
Messrs. Weinstock & Lubin, Mechanics
Store, where she will be glad to receive her
friends, as she can assure them that she has
now the best opportunity of furnishing
fashionable work in all styles at really favor
able figures.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
nFxsnx .J11dre

SATURDAY, March 2oth
Cordeli. Read vs. Austin Read-Peter Harmon
appointed referee
W. T. Patrick vs. his creditors-Hearing of appli.
cation for order 10 show why petitioner shoe Id
not be declared nsolvent set for the I'D OF next
month.
CLARK, Judge.
Mary E. Harrington vs. George Mckee-Order
made in regard to fes Of official reporter.
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Fatal Accident.

REDWOOD CRY, March 2Osh.-Mrs. Morris
Cavanaugh was thrown over the grade on the
West Union road, two miles west of this
town, to-day, and instantly killed. It APP
pears she got out of the wagon to adjust the
bride, and when she got in again the horses
backed over the grade.
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CATARRHAL
!. PI:0]T.S' D III f!

HAyyEfNf; offensive mucous, PAINS over
the eyes, CRACKING in the head, sICzEN-
ING breath, DEAFNESS and tickling in the
throat are SIGNS OF CATAGRH. The PURU.
LENT sECRETE0Ns thrown upon the Bg0N-
CElgAL TUBES while asleep follow the mucous
membrane and Poison THE ENTIRE SIS
TEE. Sufferers know how OBSTINATE the
disease is The action of Catarrhal Virus like that
of smallpox has been FINALLY DI5C2VERED.
oatarrh is new CURED.
A. MCKINNEY, R. I'd Pres, SO Broad street, New
York /" wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure
Is wonderful"
f. H. BROWN, Merchant, $50 Canal street, New
York. Caiarrh III years. Cured by one
package.
W. D. WOODS. 4s7 Broadway, New York, cured of
Chronic Catarrh.
F. ]. HAsLETT, $50 Broadway, New York, four
years Catarrh.
G. L. BRUSH, 443 Broadway, New York. Catarrh
10 years. Could not taste or smell. Cured.
G. @. PRESBURY, Proprietor West End Hotel,
Long Branch Cured of 20 years Chronic
Catarrh.
MRS. ]. swARTZ, 9R., 200 Warren street, Jersey
City, cured of Is years Chronic Catarrh.
L. A. NEWMAN, Merchant, 3o5 Fulton street,
Brooklyn. Chronic Catarrh. Given up by
physicians. Cured.
A. b. TH0RNE. Insurance, 1873 Montague street,
Brooklyn. Self and son cured OF Catarrh.
York. Csister-in-law.) Had Casarrh 40
years. Cured.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc
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SAN JosE March 2Oth-A FIRE at Z o'clock
this evening totally destroyed the residence
of C. Yocco, on Eighth street, north of
Julian. Nothing was saved from the confa-
grafton, and TIE surrounding buildings had a
narrow escape
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Ten Hours In the Navy Yard.

VALLEJO, March 2Oth.-The Navy Yard
workmen viii have to labor ten hours day
on and after next Monday. Vallejo mechan-
les are doing their part towards having the
eight.hour law enforced, and to that end
have formed an eight hour league.
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Earthquake shocE-MeId 10 Eaii-Ap-
pOfHtlueHf.

Earthquake Shock-Eeid 10 Eaii-Ap'
p0i8fmeBt.
Los ANGELES, March 2lst-At 6:15 this
morning sharp shock of earthquake was
felt at this place, and which for time rather
startled nervous people. There was but one
shock, which appeared and sounded like two
battering rams coming together, the coneus-
sion leaving trembling sensation unlike
anything experienced before The vibration
was very slieht being from north to south.
No damage done, except little fright among
the timid and the spilling of water out of
pitchers and buckets.
Hoyle, the absconding Tax Collector from
Atlanta, Ga, was held last evening in $50, 600
bonds His case will come up before the Su-
perior Court ON Tuesday on a writ of habeas
corpus.
Frank B. Tanning has been appointed
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue for
this district.
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Eastern and Foreign Markets

NEW YORK, March Goth.
BRgApsrUPFs- Flour and Wheat quiet, latter
at 81 4o91 as.
WooL-Steady.
CHICAGO March goth.
wHEAT-Sl ISL for April.
BAcox-S6 so for short rib sides.
PoRK-Si1 OIL for May.
LAHD-S7 124 for May.
LIVERPOOL, March goth.
wHEAT-Ca California, los 7d@1is I'd for average and
lis 2dl1s Tod for club Spot lots rather easier
cargoes steady but lower, as follows OFF coast,
SIS nearly due, 52s Cd just shipped 49s Sd.
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s-sIa, naash

NApA, March 20th.-Chsrles Matthies,
aged 40 years, was last night found dead in
his cabin in the hills, ave miles north Of
town. He has lived alone for several years,
Cause of death unknown, but supposed to be
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the case of the people VS.. Writ Travis return
! ed verdict of manslaughte after being out
| seventeen hours. The other defendant will
4 he tried on Tuesday
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Chinese peaieatorr services.

MARYsvILLE, March 2lst.-Chinatown is
full to overaowing. The influx is caused by
cards of invitation issued weeks ago to attend
the dedicatory exercises of the new temple.
Throughout the day crowds of citizens were
attracted by curiosity to witness the heather
rites, and in the evening the curiosity was
undated, crowds thronging the doorway.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
-THE-
Grand Hotel Property

CTUATED ON THE CORNER OF FRONT
- aid X Streets Sacramento city, directly op
posite the steamboat landing and near the railroad
depot. The best location in the city for hotel
and business property. VIII be sold low with favor.
able terms as to payments, or leased for term Of
years at a low rental. Inquire Of L. CADWALADEa,
No. 81 J street, Sacramento; or s. P. DEWEY. No
305 Pine street, Sar Francisco. de- 2pu
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WILCOX, POW ERS g 90.

WHISKY
andDo o
of
satoncof
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By order Of the Commander Chief.
SAMITEI " RANKITS Adintant.G
AUDITORS REPORT.

E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending satur-
day, March 20, 1880:
Balance on hand last report. $29O3i 70
Receipts for the week. .................. 16l5 &c
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SSo,G5e Is
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-ANAExaEG.

SAN Francisco, February q, 1880.
Messrs. Whittier, Fuller Il Co.-Gentlemen:
have made careful analysis of PIONEER WHITE
LEAD, which find TO be PURE and entirely WITH.
OUT ADULTERATIuN. 1t has great BODY or
COVERING POWER when mixed with oil, in which
it differs from some other samples Ct Pure White
Lead have examined.
HENRY G. HANKS, Chemist.
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1pYERrrsEMENr 1cyNr1on.

1DYERTIsEMENT MEETIoA.
Metropolitan Theater.
free leeture-By DR.. Truesdell.
Apportionment Of delegates.
California Lodge X OF II. tonight.
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store-Spring opening.
Chickering pianos-L. X. Hammer.
4llliners wanted.
900 wanted
Wilcox, Powers L Co.
shoep-shears- Huntington, Hopkins / Co.
Sacram nto Ice Company.
New singing class for ladies'.
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To GESTLEMEN. arrivals of spring
styles in hats are lately announced very freely
by our merchants, but none are so worthy OF
attention as the new shapes and styles, for
gentlemens wear. just received from New
York by Messrs Weinstock & Lubin, at the
Mechanics Store. These are the celebrated
Cafe au ldit color. which is all the rage IN
New York and Boston. the Mario" hat
being the especial favorite; Gentlemen are
invited to inspect these goods.
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Enthusiasm at Tucson, A. T., Over the
Completion of the Railroad.
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PIONEER WHITE LEAD.

We guarantee the PIONEER WHITE LEAD to
be STRICTLY PURF, free from all impurities,
and for each aud every ounce OF adulteration found
~ it we will pay 500 n G0zip CaEN.
Please not confound the PIONEER WHITE LEAD
with other brands OF California White Lead. The
superiority OF the "PIoNEER" places it beyond
comparison.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
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DE. WEI DE MEYERS PAMPHLET, with
the most remarkable testimonials on record, SENT
FREE BY his Agents, MESsRs. D. B. DEWEY &
CO., 48 Dey street, New York, or by druggists
The CURE Is DELIVERED at 81 80 pack
age Think Of ZEAL CURE for an obstinate
disease at this sriiing cost. fe-6mlorspFMWeod
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spRrsG.-As spring opens. it becomes the
Lo,ds of families to know where to go to find
a.rlv vegetables, at prices within the reach of
II This want has been filed by Longton &
an. .Laav Fifth and K streets, who are in
daiiv receipt Of green peas, new potatoes,
o aT1,1 rhubarb, mushrooms, c Es
and new vegetables as soon as Dan francisco
market