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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27
CONGRESSIONAL PR0CEEn,,
WASHINGTON. jan o. I,' '
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mt. Randolph from the Commute. 4, =, &
tary Affairs reported bill for the ,oEL 81
John Porter (ttc bill has been hcrs,o,,.' 'fs.
lished) 'Hss
Mr.. Logan made INTEGRITY rorort, H. B
sented 10 toto from the preamble. Frs. d
the President had % authority to o,s, 'Hf &
commission 10 exsmine tho case, by tski,, B
parto testimony. Second. that The ac,;. s's
the court martial is not renewable By C,,. q
Third, that Congress has 70 right to M, r' s
son for services not rendered beosuso Of a.,
sion from the army. Tho bill was pIse siS% /
tho calendar. &
Mr. EdmuIds offered resolution sh;,A
agreed to, instructing tho committee on W
Judiciary 10 ito oire whether 10 the se,,I,n
or adjustment betweeD The United States y
the railroads mentioned or provided fOr;, "
a,t of February -, 1875. 10 provide IA, y"
settlement with certain railway companss w
discrimination or difference eff treatment =
been made By the Uoited States officersiu r.,
OF one or mole OF Suoh companies As ss,.
| others and. if SO, what further lesi,arn, ".
| any. 90 the sui ,ct is tXpediCpt.
MIR. Peudleton introduced bill to auths,,
the appointment of medical inspector, in !"
navy 10 tho Office Of chief OF tho bura,r
medicine and surgery and to remove the A.,
bllity OF tho present Incumbent.
The Senate at p. N. resumed the c5n.it.
alton OF the lint resolution introduced b. y
Bayard to Withdraw tho legal tender DOW,
| United States notes. Mr.. Bsyard sn9k,
favor of the resolution.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Goode. Of Va, chairman of tho Comn
too on tho Yorkt6wn Celebration, rcpor[I
bill appropriating 800, 600 far tho erection
o monument at Yolktowa. Va, and aprru
atlng $50. 600 to enable tho committee Oh
loiktowa celebration to make all necessary
rangemcns for sucl celebration OF tho 4
tenplal anniversary Of tho battle of Yotktn
as shall btGt the historical tigui6car c, Of
occasion. Passed.
| A bill was passed Getting apart Tor park r
poses certain lands in California on which
growing the Red Wood or Big Tees
The bill d. ciaripg all public roads post ROT
was rtp)rttd from tho Committee on po.
foes and Post Roads, but point Of order h
ing ben raised sg,inst it, the ill was v
| drawn.
The House thin at . 81, OK went toto
Committee Of tho Whole on rho revision of
rules. tho debate to be carried on under the
minute Iule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27

Now that the eadjustcrs have c il GUIDED the
election t cjuoty Judges and done all tho it
jury it WhH potsib' for them 70 H. fl ct unon the
State by imposing upon hor judges, of whom, nc
coidine to Mr. Frazier, thsr loader in Tho IIon @
OF Delegates. tho Only required qualification
was the ability 10 express strong read lsliog
sentiments. tho loyal sons Ct Fireinia arc hold
leg their breath in dread expectancy OF The
Cox stab their poor old mother is to receive ty
The haLdl Of their apostato brothers.
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Card From q. III. Ramey.

ALEXANDRIA. VA Jan. 27.-Will the editor
Of tho Gozette do me- the favor 10 contradict the
report IN yesterdays (2Gth) isaue as to my being
IN applicant for the Tressurership of Alexandria
county am not an applicant.
Being confined to my bed for ssvsrsl dsva
past, 1t is impossible that could have either
been at Tho Court House on Monday or have
circulated petition. The report was certainly
not written to do mo any favor. but, on the con.
trary. WAS lesigncl to do me harm. If there is
s'ch petition IN my favor, L know nothing of
it. and further. will booblig sd to your reporter
if he will state in whose hsnus he saw il. and
pay him Tor copy lit. Very respectfully,
q. H. RAHEY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27
From Richmond.

Especial Dispatch to tho Ale1snd Gazette
RICHMOND. Virginia. January q. 1850
10 tho c>ntt sled election c,so Of Nelson y:
Gregory, tho House yesterday referred ,ks
okc,ion b;ck to tho people, number OF The
rcadiusters voting with tho conservatives On
this occasou-the first tim, since the meelior
OF tho Legislature. Tho motion to scat Mr..
Gregory was defeated by vote of Is AZ.
Mr. Lowell has pre- scented il tho Senate three
amendments 50 the oops!iiutoI-one for the
restoration OF the viva v0c> system of yJlin,,
ono to tax tho sale of oysters taken with tong,
10 Virginia tho Same as other commodities ore
taxed. aud tho othor mskiog tho school upes
from scVcD to twenty ono years. instead Of Gve
and twenty ono as IL is now all of which hsr.
been REFERRED
A bill has been Introduced 10 tho House
which has tor its otiaot tho Incorporation OF the
Liberal Readjutt,r Publishing Company" lOt
the pulp,so OF publishing newspaper in the
city OF Nehmond. The lGoorporAtOrs ar, oil
oolorod.
Bills havo passed tho Senate roscribinc IT,,
times OF holdlog The oour;s OF tho Eighteenth
judicial circuit 10 Incorporate the town 81
llilIsboro, 10 L)udoun couoty; to reorg,n.zl
tho Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lcge. and to amend the the charter OF tho Rc'
mond and Allegheny railroad.
The House OF Delegates ycstt riay passed a
resolution autheriziog tho Auditor TO borrow
$500, 600, at per cent. interest, to pay oil the
awards to the various lunalio asylums of the
State, the deaf, dumb and blind ASYLUM, auJ
other like institutions.
Among the bills introduced 10 tho House
yesterday was ono TO c,ntirm the donation by
thu town of charlottesville to tho Chtsapeako
and Ohio Railroad Company and to validate
the bonds which have been or NAV be issual
Tor that purpts'.
Richmond ard Danvil!o railroad stock is
again buoyant, anil there has becn further
advance.
General Nlahono il said to be q Very liberal
man so lar 90 basis oil settlement of the d b.
IL concerned. n well kroRn Goanoinr, VIII
holds very considerable amount If peetr
bonds. represents tho General as iutimaiug
that he fasors basis OF paying, sny twenty
million at per acnt.. but whether he Gan 90,
his adh,r.nld to 60 with him o. far az he il raj
to desire, ia The aoiilemeat cfth5 debt auessi n
is not clear.
The Senate Committee on Roads still Las
uoder consideration the bill to incorporalo The
Baltimore. CncIanati and Gtcat Western roll.
road. 1t is suspected that this road wi meet
With some opposition from The r edmond dole
CATION.
MIR. Coghll, of Amherst, Uh, has been risk,
appeared ID bis scat 10 the House yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27
VIEWS or TEE Day.

The shoe factory bulldog 10 the Brooklyn
IN. ~ peniteollary was burned yesterday
morning.
Mrs. GRAFT had birthday party at Isvsns
yesterday which was attended by Gen. Callejas
and family.
All the public buildings at San Clstobll,
Cuba, are in rnins. the rlnalf Of the earthquake
GA the I'D inst.
Several rcisou5 havo l;ca poisoned ia Hail
fax. N. s, by ca'iag cartridges kept loo long
altar death.
The Uat,d Stat. 4 Senate Was Informed yas,
terlay thht it will take Sci, GOO to rtit the
Pensacola Navy Yard.
The l20th anuivtiSiy ol the birth Of the
poet Burns WIS celebrated Mt Montreal last
night BY banquet in st. Lawrence Hall.
The report of the Montreal board OF health
| shows diphlheria t. be Increasing iG that city
and small pix and iyplu' decreasing.
A pltsburg (Pa.) dispatch ssyI 'n,rs was a
mine, yesterday al The old rate7, 3! cents. psi
bushcl.
Twenty Two Realirg Haiirosd locomotive;
havo bCco lCelel Oh by tho g5vcrnmcnt Oh &C
o3unt Of rciasal Of that company to my II
per cent. tax Oh the seiip with whiGil it. Ina!
| paid its employees.
The Louisiana and Texas tai!roDd will b,
10 running order between Ne. Orleans ant
VermillirnVio within Ten daia, aud by int
| first Of April trains will 10 !uLnirg thTnneh t.
Houston.
Theirs VS. light fall Of saow ia San Fran
| cisco yesterday. DISPATCHES there from lit
interior indicate n general pnOw STERN. *
tending, a Ter as oan be learned, to snuLh o
M0ncrty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MANSION HOUSE, r Richards. W; q
w Chancellor, Va; G Dessou, N Y; A K
Chandler and wife, Wash; j Landregan,. Va,
y IoNT IN Powell, Fairfax county. Va; W
+ Ccghlll, BALTIC, Md; W K Coghih, BALTIC, Md
Il, Whallon. Va; IL i Hirt, Alex 20, Va:
" Q II ~ t,etbrey, Alex 20. "; P Gordon, Cal
e Fairfax g II; j j Moran. Falls Chu,cb. ":
/ JnYgell, Alex &c, Va; j Mathews, Loudouu
70, We; b Davis, L,udoun 90, Vs;OS Shin,
mate, Fau1uicr 70. Va; X q FroroLcs. Fan.
4nler 70. Va; d W Beach, Richmond. VI:
IL Sacket', PhiIn; L D Meaghpr, South Bend
inG; TILES Cook, Front Royal, Va; j II Mil.
fhollen, iIoudouu 60, Va; 8 Robson, st George
nc; y 8 Black burn, city; j w Mountioy. Va:
= W Walker, Loudoun 20, Va; d H KHchi
nsld' Clnr; NJ Maddux, Stauoton, W; Fl c
HaSan baito. Md; . . Snicly. Va; w
M n SS' ilefndon, vs.; q Il Lacey. West Troy
IN -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27
Card From Alexander Hunter.

| ALEXANDRIA,, VA , Jan. 9th.
TO me cd'f0r OF the Alexandria gazette
Plesse contradict in this evenings issuse tina
| statement that l am a candidate for County
lr3SaurnI. am not in the rAco at all, but
strongly favor tho nomination ofCapt. \. Il. Wind.
| so1 i"i IhAt Poeition. Yours. &c,
AlES. HpJTER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27
Letter from g.eesburg.
correspondence of tho Alexandria q

Correspondence Of tho Alexandria 0szatts
LEEsBURd. Jan. III. The Gle Il. Court for
this clunty. judge Keith prc.liug, has been
10 8 'ssion site, Monday l,s. We mover saw
Judge Keith looking batter OF 10 botler health.
The attendance Of 'forcigu" lawyers has boon
smaller than usual, Geo. ilunlon baing 10 Coz
gresa and Ger. Payne 10 Tho Legislature they
ha7o not, up to thta date, put III IA appoara, c
at our cou:t. Judg, Thomas. too. has boon
Kept away by sickness. ind other accustomed
visitors BY vart uS causes. so tho local bar. as
sisted by only low wishing Statesmen" has
bad all the low Business to attend to-a task
which they undertake with commenlatl,
cheerlulotS], however. O3iDg TO the laot that
We had no trials Of disputed ,scs last term
October, there has boon quito hoasy dt Ok.
ct and good deal has boon done 10 court or
c!es. though nothing Of general OF luhIi, TO-
terest.
Next Wednesday, the trial of Roboson, oil.
orod, for tho murder Of fellow freedman, will
be commoEc,d. ard will probably consume tho
remaining days Of tho court term. Robinson
10 accused OF having stslked his game wild
turkey fasLi,n.
Our new cjuuty ildg,-clcct i, h,r,. Ia
spec ca to the Leosburg brass band. which scr1.
nadcd him the other eight. no sail he meant
to carry out tho pol:cI Of his party, and make
oil Of bis appointments from tho rsadjlstar
camp.
A petition, signed BY m.jorty of the bar,
has boon presented to judge Ball, r.qaes aE
him to hold the fort until tho question Of bis
succt s,or's right to quality betoro 1851 il sell
tied; and as the said suc.es ,or says he WaLtl to
take the stump next fall and help TO elect 70
aolaSter Congressman, his wishes ought to be
respected. CARLOS
AUCTION GOoDs-At tho aLc.ion sale d
Slmu:l Bfasau 4 Co., 10 B.l'nore yesterday,
We 81 lred good bargaioa Ia Dry Good. Call
aud soc than at + EIcRRsRE's,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27

10 the Washington general court yesterday
in the case of J. Madison Wyatt Stone, CON.
vlcted OF the murder Of bis wife. Alberta
Stone, on the 5sh Of O.Iober, 1878. Judge Cox
delivered the opinion Of the court, refusing to
grant new trial on the exceptions taken By
counsel in the court below.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27

LACE GooDs.-W have large and apt
n % " lot OF Tolchou, Valeuois, Britannia spt
i'ii9W Case Edelng, from 10 yard up-cneap
tr than ever. Call at ouoe.
ISAAC EfcpBRRn-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27
FDssEgG.T .N-EGsoS.

Thro0 hundred lives WGre lest during tho row
olution in Lima when Soncr p,nr0ln became
dictator.
Tho spool OF tho Italian irGnclad Duiilo, tho
mort powerful war vessel in the world, has bonn
successfully tostel.
A convention has boon signed by tho 1ul kish
Minlsto. Of Foreign A Hairs and Sir Austen Lay
ard, for tho suppression Of the slave tIad3 in
Turkey.
Tho British regiments in Arghanistan hsyo
beor greatly weakened by sickness. The AZ
ghsns arc reported to hn preparing for another
demonstration.
A civil marriage ceremony helweon' Con-
Garbaldl and Donna Frsncosca was performed
yesterday. Tho General st tho same timo roc.
ognlzod his two children Msnlio and Clelia.
The Abbe joseph Mh!hias Noirot, momhor Of
tie Academy of Letters st Lyons, and An officer
Weliertin, the French physician and scientist,
arc dead.
The French Chamber of Deputies yesterday
rejected. BY e vote sd to lG2, tho motion Of
NJ. Lewis Blanc, for tho abrogation CT all laws
restricting tho right Of public ,Ccotn9 or the
formation Of associations.
There is considerable anxiety in Liberal Cir
clcs regarding tho forthcoming electioa in lig-
erpool for mombor Of Parliament, in consequence
OF the determination OF the Homo l;ucrS to alb.
s!ain from voting,
On tho twonty fifth anniversary OF tho Csar's
ascension TO tho imperial throne Of Russia tho
Prince OF Wales and tho German princes rolatod
to tho Emperor will visit ST. Petersburg with
their numerous suites.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27

a pair. at lsaac E,ce1,rn ~ .,o''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27

HEAVY SPECULATORs.-At ISAAC E1c1.
BERG We are informed you c1n frd 6na If
the LARGEST STOCKS OF Dry GooDs for this
hmo OF tho Year in tho city. This houso mr.,
Chased long before The advance, and will offer
goods at old pricee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27

~, lake A WALK and look around at JsAA(
hlchBERd S for immense bargains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27

MUMMY CLoTI. yard wide. at Sc. a yard NJ
ISAAC EIOHBHRa's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27

JUST THINK. r.A,ct moment, and 400 wha
you Gan save by buying now at
ISAAC EICIBERG's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27

BEST QuILs.-We have Just opened $50 of
the best Quilts. and wo arc selling them At
sl,3o. They arc OF Nc. | Quality, tull length.
AID worth double. (, EIonnppn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27

TIE Is. 9. AND ". Il. l.. ScHEME.--Thc
Richmond Slate says: Our attention hos
been called to very quiet and stcalthy move.
mont made in tho northeastern part Of the State,
evideLt'y by Baltimore capitalists. to secure
charter for railroad through Iirsiua and
West Virginia, from point % tho Poio-
mac. north OF Alexandra. direct 10 Cincinnati,
| leaving Out that old city ard OF courso fanlisg
all roads 10 this State south CT it, and intended.
as 1t no doubt would in q great mcssuic. TO
divert all our western trtd,, prcscot or pro
spoctiVe, from Virginia cities and ports to that
of Baltimore.
All Virginia railroads should DO maio to servo
the uses OF tho Virginia people, and bo made
tributary TO Virginia cities. upon whose future
prosperity dcrcods So greatly that Of tho Com
monwcallh. Whilo wo would not fight against
the established channels of trado or ehdtavor
| TO t0ic) 1t 10 sntk new CT unnatural ones, yet
no should uso evtIy means 10 our power, naur
| oil and Artificial. to build up and aggrandizo
our own cities and prevent the Traffic and COM
merce that belongs to them from briog curicd
away through Dew channcls, to cbricI and
strengthen outside Cities and other Sa.ca -
Virginia should be our first 10 duty as il ia 10
love, aud tall Virginisna would only aoI upon
| no logic Of this Erii cirlo or aeDlmnut. and
carry 1t out TO lis ultimate conclusion. Di.h the
| anmo energy, 10 tins same Split and determine.
| ton We sec exhibited by Other States. it would
not b. log b lore the ConmonwoaIth would
begin to feel and profit by !hn inspiring i'll
tluhtc: oil this LeR If, and policy.
TO c)me t. the actual fact Ct this DhWiy nro-
posed road, CHARTER for which ia asked from
cur Lngisuurr, We link it won.l DO 10 The
| cx.remo detrimental 10 every established and
prospective intor 81 inEIrpinia to give This out
side corporation & f1oLholI 90 our soil, aud ter
nit 1t 10 como 10 competition. or rather 10 Il snk
| aid cut OF our only groa. lins 10 The Wost,
upon which we have based go rally high Gxpec.
tations IN The fn!lness Of its camp etun. Tie
Chesapeake and Ohio road has been tapped too
freely now. There hiss slier1y hoah too much
OF tho lilo blood q! lhIa great Srtnry that WAS
| intended To and thonIl le,;d ftrLi&s and en-
rich Virginia and rOur It's healthy s:raam
through her heart unirnpndnd-we say, there
has already been too innCh Of il turned aaideand
Diverted into other channela. weakening III by
its httenuatlonr ana threatening the ontro body
with speedy paralysis. We must stop these
leaks and not only stop them, but prevent new
ones. Wo cannot Afford to ho thus sant Oh, nor
should Wo submit TO bong mined eth, r, and
this lsst proposition saems 60 ln tho work ri both
the sapper and tho miner"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-27

AUCTION GooDs.-At tho aLc.ion sale o.
Slmu:l Bfasau 4 Co., 10 Baltimore yesterday.
We 81 lred good bargaios Ia Dry Good. Call
aud soc than at /, EIcRBEREs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-17
HOTEL FOR SALE.

YByHE CHICAGO HOTEL, CONTAINING -
nice Ladies Paror, II Single and IL III,
Double Rooms. Can accommodate about 40 a1l....l.
tiated; will sea 60 persons Anice, large Kitchen,
with all the latest improvements. large Bar
room and Office all well arranged to suit the bust
ness. All the Furniture in rooms and everything
pertaining to this Hotel IS all new having only been
opened four months, and is doing good b1si-
ness All the above and five years lease Of
premises is for sale at reasonable price, Death of
the wife OF the landlord is the reason for this sale.
For further particulars inquire at premises, Nos.
30S, 3IOand 3l2 street, Sacramento Cal. Ja2ltf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-17
"Do not wait till tomorrow,
For it can be done to-day r

YYNHE LONGER YoU WAIT THE POORER
n will you become, and the only Store in your
town or village grows richer day by day-richer
and more independent earned by you at your
plox in blasting winter days, at your reaper and
mower, in the hot, broiling summers sun and yet
you say you find 1t difficult to throw off the yoke of
oppression You MUST do it, sooner or later. Year
by year, and day by day, it is more evident that
your Country Storekeeper is getting firmer and
tighter grip on you, and soon TAKE CARE--he
may have hold on your very Homestead.
Be manly; break loose from this yoke of oppres-
sion Shake off the shackles that bind you.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-17
BUY NO MORE ON CREDIT i

PAY YOUR CASH DOWN at store that gives no
credit-where there is only ONE PRICE, and that
price can be seen by your own eyes, in PLAIN
FIGURES-where everything is sdonesystematieay,
and where the wife OF plain honest Farmer is
treated with the same consideration as would be the
Governors or Senator's Of this State
But many may ask-We cannot come to your
establishment ourselves unless at quite cost for
we live in the INTERIOR and we cannot do otherwise
than patronize these Country Stores-knowing full
well that we dearly pay for all we buy.
All that is the very question We desired more
especially to bring to your notice.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-17

lPhonographically Reported for the RECORD UNION
by Willis & Stockton.l
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY


WIZ ATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, no. -
w 1876 street, between Fifth and Sixth. VIZ
Just received a very fine lot of Watches and ~
Jewelry which will be sold at very low AZ. sSSs
price Watches and Jewelry ca efully repaired.
Iin7.In1 NJ
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DENTISTRY.
w M0On.

nENTIST QATE WITH II. H. PIER e.
sonl, sIccessor TO I: . Red, NO. SLi J;1nryS
street between Third and Fourth Artificial Teeth
inserted on all bases Improved Liquid Nitrous
oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction OF Teeth.
fd24-til
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q. u. BREWER,

nENTIsT, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF q
~ Seventh and Streets in Bryte's new cYIf5
building, Up stsirs. Teeth extracted without pam
by the use of Improved Liquid Nitrous OXIDE Gas.
Tdi6-Iplml
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DURHAM CATTLE FOR SALE.

10 HEAD OF THOROUGHBRED yss-----,,
1U Durham BULLS from one to fS-<s3S.4
two years old. and 10 Head OF either TTS
COWS or HElFERS. Will be sold at t--1zk-Sz@
private sale at WICKS RANCH, Butte county
ia30-2m Address NJ. WICK, 0royille, Cal
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ruEnnnRE GIaScEY.

TgyHE GENERAL AGENCY OF THE RECORD
4 UNION for San Francisco, both for circulate n
and advertisements, is in the efiiee Of Theodore
Glancey, No. 2cs Montgomery street, Rooms
a 80 ~ is-fut
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-17

Of this there is doubt as it requires great skill to know
the true value Of this Important Texture Even EXPERTS when
buying on their own Judgment dare not trust to their senses Of
seeing and feeling but always rely and depend upon the magnify
ing glass give than the nnes and quantity Of threads and
the scales to show the weight Such being the is always
SAFEST when wanting any Of these goods to buy them an
establishment where the representations made can be dpended
uon and where in order to obtain full value no Judgment Of
qualities is needed.
We are happy to announce that within the past few days
we have opened out from among our MR. LUBNS recent Eastern
purchases complete and most beautiful Line Of these very goods in
all the different shades Of Black
The low prices we have been enabled place on these
GSHMERES will we are satisfied prove as agreeable surprise
to our patrons as they were to u.s.
We solicit an inspection On your part and We wish you to
remember that in asking to see these goods you are not expected
to buy we never allow any urging or pressing customers to
buy against their wishes
We also ask you to remainder that in our House you can
safely depend upon the representations made as we neVe' allow
goods to be sold by lies triGkery or Misrepresentation
VEINS & LUBlN
PRoPR1EroRs
Mechanics Store.
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II. n. PyEy,soS,

DENTIsT, AIS STREET, BETWEEN ETR
~ Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- eSIIIr
fetal Teeth in eried on Gold Vulcanite aud all bases
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction Of Teeth. dl4lm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-17
WILLIAM 4. MILLER

(Date with rlOoergl
MO 100 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 80
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer SS7fA
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SENATE.

SACRAMENTO, February 16. 1880.
The Senate met in regular session at 10 A. NJ.
President Mansfield in the chair.
Roll called ana quorum present.
The journal of Saturday was read and approved
Leave Of absence for one day was granted to Sen
a.or Tr1ylor
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