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A Seyerer Penalty Needed.

The question has been raised what Will be
done with Guiteau II the President lives? BIS
crime under the law will then be but simple
" assault With intent to Kill" The Revised
Statutes for the District provide a minimum
imprisonment OF two years, and a maximum
imprisonment OF eight years, as penalty for
This ofense. Such punishment seems entirely
Inadequate TO the crime. The question IS
mooted whether an attempt to take the LIE OF
the President cannot be considered a treason.
sble act, ard punished as such WITH death.
The assassination OF President Lincoln
followed so closely by the attempt to assas,
sinate President Garfield, teaches US that
the life OF the President should have more than
the ordinary protection OF the law. His con-
spicuous position exposes him to unusu Il dan.
ger, whenever there Is great political disturb
aIce. and he Is at all times an object for the
maleyoient and murderous designs OF luaatlcs
like Guiteau. The policeman On the street has
his person guarded by special provisions OF
law. To assault police officer Is a direct Of
fence against the majesty of the law. Why
should not the life OF the President, who repre-.
sents the highest power In che land, have even
stronger safeguards? 1t would certainly not be
moons stent with republican Institutions Ito
guarantee the President some protection for
aus person by making 1t capital ofYenc, to
assault him.
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ICE PITCHERS.

ICE PITCHERS.
full assortment Of Plated Ice Pitchers Of
superior quality, with Metal and Porcelain Innings
Fine Plated Table Ware and Cutlery In great
variety .: very moderate prices.
N. w. GAIT, BIO. 4 CO.,
3e2O HOY Pennsylvania avenue.
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BULLETIN EXTRAORDINARY,

THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE.
9S9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
sEAsoNABLE GOODS NOW IN STOCK,
MEMS DEPARTMENT:
Light Cheviot suits
Light Cashmere Suits.
Seersucker Suits.
Serge Suits.
Linen Suits.
Drsp de Etat Suits.
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT:
New novelties daily arriving.
BOYS DEPARTMENT:
fine line of B.ue Flannel. Cheviot and Cassi-
CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT:
The most elaborate display in the city.
KILT SUITS A SPECIALITY
GALL AND EXAMINE.
II Prices the lowest.
A. STRAUSS,
No. 939 PennsylvanIa Avenue.
DOUGLASS,
NINTH STREET. 81. CLOUD BUILDING
EOSIFRY DEPARTMENT.
sPECIALTIKS FOR THE COMING WEEK.
A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH HOSE, In Cardinal
AID Navy Blue full Fashioned d. at so cents q
pair, usual price Is cents.
AVERY FINE Isle THREAD FINISH PIN
STRIPE HOSE at 43c.. regular price 63c.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
BksT ELASTIC Isle THREAD GLOVES %
cents. former price IS cents.
3-ELASTIC LISIE THREAD GLOVES, 80 cents
reduced from SEC. Other styles in proportion.
PARASOlS.
ALL PARASOLS WILL BE SOLD AT A Dis
COUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
SILK MITTS. ALL SHADES.
DOUGLASS',
ty2 NINTH STREET.
G1,OOO BEWARD
For any case of Bleeding, Itching, liberated, or
Protrudng Piles that DE BING'S Pile Remedy fails
to cure: Prepared only by j. P. Miller, Ii u,
Phila., Pa. and none genuine without his sigma
ture. Sold by Druggists. feb19- t. tn. 6m. 2c2p
CAsH OFFERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY
for several second hand ~
PIANOS,
property o! parties leaving the city.
je2O 1913 7th street northwest.
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SPECIALTIES.

M Rs. II. F. WRIGHT. OLABvoYANr AND MAG.
IVA NETIC PHYSICIAN, has eminent success in treat
ins Hcute and chronic diseases. The suffering
should call at her residence 600 9th street. corner
OF street northwest. By,-2ws
MADAM DUBIOUS. FRENCH MEDIUM, works
w Magnetc Electricity; tells true life; card
resceri tells past present and future, and eiyes
gcod acyice for lady and gentleman. No 6Ox l3i d
81 northwest. Hours from 70 IL q. m ana 2 TO
Sp-m- mia
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE EVENTS or
III LIFE. Ali business CONFIDENTIAL IAd.es snd
Gentlemen 50 cents each. No. los street befv,een
<tb and Sth streets northwest. febll- 92vs
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nR. JOHN Trips BLOOD PURIFIER "a a
1Icsrsa cure for syphilis, Scrofula. Oyarium
IumoIa kidney Diseases and ali Blood Poson
Cure OF syphilis guaranteed In eith-r stage Send
DE- JOHN TRIP. teiS soSfv1
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All our Grand Extraordinary Dra,cirl1s are
Under the supervision and DlaHG1enent Of Gems ~
7: BEA UREGAkD and JUBAL A. EA RLY.
jel0
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Cl,OOO BEWABD
For any case of Bleeding, Itching. Ulcerated, o.
to cure. Prepared only by ]. P. Miller. ~
Phtla., Pa. and none genuine without his sigma
ture Sold by Druggists. febl9 g, t, tn, 6m, 2C2p
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SPACE Is SO VALUABLE

IN THE "sTAR" THAT WE HAVE BUT 4
short SPEECH TO MAKE IN ADVERTISE
MENT (No g. IT DOES NOT MAKE ANY DIFF
FERENCE TO THE PUBLIC WHY WE HAVE
REDUCED OUR PRICES. WHAT THEY ARE IN
TEREsTED IN Is THE Low PRICES WE ABE
RAINING.
WE NOW OFFER AT Sll.75 THE CASHMERE
SUITS THAT WERE SIS. 81 IS THE nEW
PRICE FOR DUB 81 SUITS. sl5 Is THE
PRICE OF DUB GENUINE ENGLISH $40
SUITS.
There 10 not over Eight Hundred TB FOR
BOYS AND CHILDREN in our house. Those
that are there are sold st about 70 CENTS ON
| THE DOLLAR.
We ordered 400 of the IMITATION SER
SUCKERS that we sold at S4.6O per suit. Tbes
anne IN so late. and W have 90 little time befere
improving to dispose OF rnem. that the Price ha,s
been fixed at THREE DOLLARS PER SUIT.
The large lot OF SIX DOLLAR PANTALQON.
at FOUR DOLLARS are well worth buying.
The lot Of FOUR and FOUR FIFTY PANTA-
LOOMS at THREE DOLLARS are nearly gone.
The 80 CENT WHITE VESTS Will closed b.
SATURDAY.
A. sAKS d CO..
oNE-PRICE CLoTH1ERs,
3I6 and Bis Yah street northwest.
ieso
T ,ook OUT FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY
FIREWORKS,
PAPER LANTERNS. FLAGS. ALL SIZES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT THE LOWEST
MARKET PRICE.
At Oh. RUPERT,
1e25 No. 4O3 7th st. northwest.
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PERSONAL.

MADAM ROSS, the long established. reliable
NJ Clslryoy ant and Astrolosist gives better sat-
profession; tells the past, present and future des-
tny gives acy1ce and assistance on al matters sp-
pertaining TO business love ana matrimopy ALL
N TROUBLE CALI. Satisfaction e1ven or no pay
northwest. ART
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
5000 YARDS I II 8. LAWN. REDUCED
l2sc. LAWNS. yard wide. sc
50 pieces beat &sDaAs GINGHANs l2sc
beautiful line Ct PRINTS. osc.
GO dozen NAPKINS 81 81: worth 81
50 oo2ep LADIES HANDKERCHIEF. I2sa.
90 6ozen GENTS HANCKERCHIEFs ~.
Beautiful line Of
WHITE GOODS.
00n MTsIISs boT ED SWISS f alL LAWN MILL
ALL M.KKED Down.
IA LUTrRELL co,
1ys SIs Market space.
LINEN LAWNS.
100 PIEcy PRINTED ALL-LINEN LAWNS At
the city n ter lie G o o1s o' s00'S ever sold In
100 pieces Printed MIN LAWNS Ats ccnt,.,or.
mer price % cents.
We respectfully ASK inspection % the sbora
goods. rs they are a special bargain. An fast
~ BROWN cLAGRrr.
jy2 500 Market space
FOH MOUNTAINS, SEASIDE AND
ALBATEos. al shades Gents.
sURAH SILK, Kvenin Colvrs
DAMASsE SILKS.
Choice sATINs for Evening Wear
GAUZEs. &C.
INDIA MULLs. FIGURED SWISS
PERSIAN Lawns. INDIA LINENs SO.
ANDFRsoN's BEST GINGHAMs reduced to
40 cents. Great variety
VELVET GRENADINES, SILK GRENADINES
COACHING PARAsoLs: SUN UMBRELLAS
Iireduoed prices.
sE-oNE PRICE.
". M. SINISTER a. SONS,
Ie:o sI9 Pennsylvanta Avenue.
DRESS GOODS.
GUINNIP, DAY q CO.,
$40, saa and saa Seventh Street,
WILL MAKE A GRAND OFFERING or
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMEWI.
CAN DRESS GOODS,
DURING TIE COMING WEEK.
THE IMMENSE VARIETY OF
NOVELTIES AND STAPLE STYLES.
WHICH WILL BE DISPLAYED AT
ATTRACTIVE PR ces,
WILL UNDOUBTEDLY MAKE THIS
THE LARGEST SALE OF TIE SEASON.
ALARGE LOT OF
0kBRE-sA7yy xERrElLLEUI SASH RIBBON
FROM AUCTION AT BALI PRICE.
GUINNIP, DAY d CO.,
| jell
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SAN DIEGO, April 12!h.-Advices from the
lately discovered Pinacarte mines. in this
county, near the San Bsrnardino line, show
that there is considerable activity there The
San Jacinto company have about 800 tons Of
good ore on their dump, and are down 60
feet the vein widening from twelve inches at
the surface TO eight feet. The Good Hope
company claim to have $40, GOO worth of ore
in sight. The Hoag company are running a
drift, taking out high-grade ore from a ten
inch vein. The Pinacarte company are put
ting up fve-stamp mill and opening up
several lodges. The May Queen company
are working threefoot vein, with promising
prospects. About 200 locations have already
been made in this district Although placer
mining has been carried on there by Californi-
ans and Mexicans for good while, it is only
within about three months that the discovery
of quartz ledge was made. It is said that
the line of the California Southern Railroad
from San Diego will pass within a very few
miles of these mines, and the people there
are building considerable hopes upon the
prospect,
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SwaIIowingPo

Swallowing and inhalng the noxious impurities
generated by Catarrh, poison not alone the nasal
organs, but the tomach and lungs No merely
local remedy, like douches AMI insoluble snuffs,
can possibly reach eradicate tie virulen sporules
of Caiarrh This fact explains the wonderful cures
effected by Dr.. wei he McJ er's new inOcuIa.
live treatment. The clements used by him are
absorbed by the mucous membrane throughout
the system and form constitutional as well as
local antidote, as certain to cure Catarrh rs
vaccine virus is to prevent smallpox. Its UMPIRE
ccdented sale with unsolicited testimonials from
many thousands who, at an stages of the disease,
have been cured by this wonderful remedy,
establish beyond contradiction the fact that wei
De Weyer Catnrrh Cure is the most i'm
portant medical discovery since vaccine
sheldon Collins. Baldwin Hotel, San Fran
cisco: " Ore package almost entirely cured my
CAtarrh. Send me two more" Dr. L. v. Clark,
dentist, with Dr. Brewer, Montgomery street, San
Francisco: " Cured OF IS years Catarrh." Chas.
Soyesis. Wilmington, Cal. " Cured of five years
Catsrrh." &. q. thinning. Fad River Mills,
Cal: Cured OF 20 years Catarrh." w. ).
Davenport, The Dal.es, Oregon; 1.-THE ouly
article which CURES Kew. 6. II. Taylor, I40
Noble st., Brooklyn, u Y, writes cone package
produced radical czre 1t enti'ely cured mem
Der Of my family who had suffered from Catarrh for
40 years >. ID. Mcdonald, 10 Broadway,
Ny: "My wife was cured by it OF IS years
catarrh." j. swastz, Jr., go Hudson Ave,
Jersey City, II Gu Cd me altar doetorin9 fer nearly
so years" sirs. Emma &. Eowcs, 80 W.
Washington Piace, New York :. seven members
Of my family have Catarrh, and all are receiving
great benefit from the Cure" Rev. w. II.
summer, FREDERICK Md " 1t is worth ten time;
its cost" Rev. g. i. Zones. New Brighton
Staten Island: Whon commenced its use wa.
too deaf to hear the Church bells ring can nov
| hear quite we'll" Chas. 5. stanhoPe. q John
st, Newport, r. l.: It relieved me Of grea'
Polypus." w. -. Trues.IeIi, NJ. d., Elgn
I'll etc, etc. etc, etc. n. WEI DEMEYER$
- treatise" Is mailed free. Ills - Cure" is
delivered ia the United States or Canada at 81 81
complete. dG-eow6mMWF
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settling a niaicully win a gnire.

NEVADA, April 12th.-An alteration took
place this evening between Wyatt Huffman
and William White. Huffman met White &
short distance from town, and telling him
that he wanted to settle a difficulty with
him. struck at him with a knife. White at
tempted to ward off Hutfman's blow. but
was unable to do so, the knife entering his
left side and striking on the fourth rib. Had
the wound been half an inch further back, it
would have proved fatal. White lost much
blood from the cut, but managed to get to
town and have it dressed by q physician. An
old feud between the two men is the sup
posed cause of the assault Huffman was
taken before Justice, who fixed his bail at
$40. 900, but not being able to raise it he went
to iail
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Los ANGELES, April 12ah.-The religious
business is quite brisk in this city at present,
three reVivals being ia progress-one by the
A6ventists. one at the IL. Z. Church, and
ore By the Los Angeles Holiness Band The
Adventists have been in session for two
weeks. The Others commenced last night.
The Adventists and the Holiness Band hold
forth in tents. Large crowds attend all the
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WASHINGTON TRRRIToKY.
A speck OF war.

WALLA WALLA, April 125h.-W What is
properly known as DR.. Bakers Flume Com
pany, engaged in constructing fume to
carry lumber down Mil creek to Walla
Walla city, we're yesterday forbidden to cross
s. G.. Fields farm. about nine miles above
The town. This afternoon force of thirty
farmers, armed with rifles and sho'guus,
drove the fume builders of of Mr.. Fields
place, and tore down about ], 900 feet of the
hume The farmers had q surgeon with them.
The tiuue-builders had no arms. and offered
no resistance. No blood was she'd, no angry
words passed and no resistance was made.
Each party lett the ground in uadiminished
numbers.
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ARIZONA.
Supreme Court Deeisions-suinG for
Salary.


PHOENIX, April 12th.-The following deci-
sious were rendered in the Supreme Court
this morning Weymouth vs.. Franklin and
Northumberland Of lower Court al
firmed. a. Batemau vs. c. II. Light-Judg-
meut affirmed, and on application to Chief
Justice, ordered that a writ Of error may
issue. Anna Marco FREDERICK VS.. VIM. 4.
Hancocll-Judgment of lover Court af-
firmed VIM. Zeckendorf et al. VS.. l..
Zeckendorf ct al.-Judgment and order Of
lower Court below affirmed, and damages o.
dered in the sum of $780, Edward Field ct
al Va. NJ Cray ct al.-Judgment Of Court
below affirmed, and renittitur 30 issue forth
with o. ". Streeter v5. the Cslabasas
Land and Mining Company-Order granting
new trial sustained. Neri Osborne, appel
LIANT, VS.. Z. P. Clark, Auditor-Application
dismissed, Associate Justice Porter dissent
ing.
the Arjsooa Gazette for $225, salary due a:
editor.
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san .Inse presnytery.

CENTERvILE, April l2th.-The San Jose
Plesbytery convened this afternoon. An hour
was spent in prayer. Tbs opening sermon
was delivered by Rev. ]. K. Newell. Rev.
John Rea was elected Moderator and Rev. J.
K. Newell temporary Clerk. The attendance
Ia moi f11li tn.dav
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Visitors at Monterey.

MONTEREY, April 12th-The following are
among those registered at the Hotel del
Monte to-day: John Hays Hammond, Miss
Maggie, Miss Eta Kaufman, Miss L. Count,
B. F. Harbine, Lakeport; j. p. Marshall,
Carson, New; d. S. Gregory, Salinas E.
w. Rollins, wife, child and servant, Denver.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Business Activity.

VICTORIA, April 18th. - The city and
whaIves present en- animated scene of aetiy-
ity, reminding one OF the early gold days. a
large number Of men aud great quantities OF
Supplies are being forwarded to the canneries
and railway works.
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shocking Injuries.

THE DALLus, April 12.h-Don c. Parish,
telegraph operator at the mess house, Eve
miles above here, this evening was thrown
from fl 1t car on which he was standing, by
the jar made in coupling, and run over by
two fats, frscturing his right leg and hand
tar.ihl- His lefL leo Is also broken.
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OREGON.
Death-Wheat Market Connection De-
!aVed.

iayed.
PORTLAND, April 12th.-After long AID
painful Illness, Pierre Maniret, one of the
pioneer hotel keepers of this city, died at his
homa hers this forenoon.
The local wheat market is still quotable at
81 20 per GENITAL, though there are signs Of
week.-Mrs..
1t was expected that the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation Company would have every
thing Ia readiness to send passenger and mail
trains through from The Dalles to Walla
Wa]la to-day bat the company will not be
able to make through connection until about
the last OF the present week.
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One Man Killed AMI Az

One Man Killed and Another Injured.
SALT LAKE, April 12sh.-This afternoon a
train bound from Salt Lake to Ogden ran
over two soldiers near Warm Springs, killing
one, named Frank Owen, ard seriously In
Turing Peter Quinn. They were lying on the
track drunk at the time of the accident.
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
CALIFORNIA.
rhe Winning Number.

San FRANoIsco, April 12th.-The agent o.
the Havana lottery in this city has received
the winning numbers of to.day's drawing.
Number 11,647 draws the irst prize q
81, 600 600, and number 1873 draws a prize
Of 5000 900.
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SETADA.
Again Continued.


EUREKA, April 12sh. - The Richmond
Albion injunction suit vas again continued
to-day until next Monday.
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If oil our readers could experience the
benefits from Tasks Magnetic Ointment
which we have, they would need no urging
70 always keep supplied with i'll Exchange.
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Unsatisfactory maiI Service.
RcIleious Amnkenings.

CAsTRovILLE, April 12th.-Neither mail
mr. expresslnatterf from Monterey has reached
here since Sunday last.
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RENO, April 12th.-Last night Governor
Woods was elected President of the Nevada
Vice President. W. c. Story, the Secretary,
resigned.
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VIZ eall attention TO the new advertisement
Of Longson & May, at the Fulton Market,
Fitch and X streets.
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada BiEaers cures
constipation, liver complaint and purifes the
bioo1
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HANMER's Cascara Sagrada Bitters is the
best spring medicine.
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INFANTS SHOES, kid, button, l to 3, from
80 cents up to the best in the market. Me
chanics' Store.
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Rock. AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
hror chial diseases. c. W. Chesley, agent
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EoW. CAC WALApER.

OFFICE, CORNER THIRD AND ] STREETS:
residence, corner Tenth and 5 streets, sacra-
mento, Cal.
Notary Pubic
Uuits5t States Commissioner
comuis sirr or vi leeds Tor the States and terri'
tories, and crnveyaucer.
Decds, Mogfgage., wills, leases, Contracts, etc,
drawn and soSno @.etged. mrA3H
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BURT's HAzD-sEwED SHOES for fine wear.
Mechanics Store.
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MEN's HAND sKwED CATERS AND Alexis
TIRs, s.. Mechanics Sore
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MEs's AND BoYs' Straw HATS !-Ret
I,,,ea
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Business Advertisements
Lindley & Co, importers-Clough's hams.
Bristol's Sugar-Coate Pills.
Lougton & May-Fruits, Vegetables, etc
Employment ofice-Houston K Co.
Union Insurance Company, San Francisco.
Pike L Young, carriagemakers.
CAPITAL Ale Vaults-S02 J street.
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AnYERFIsEMsMr MsNTIoN.

Metropolitan Theater-Big Minstrels.
St. Paul's Epis opal Church Picnic
Wanted 81. 2o9 on two years time.
Philharmonic Society Attention, members.
Removal-Mrs. L. A. johnson.
Card of thanks-Union Lodge, F. and A. ~
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LADIES' French kid, hand-Fewed shoes
extra fine-S6 Mechanics Store.
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MEMS OXFORD TIES, 81 70. Shoe Depart.
ment, Mechapics' Store.
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LADIES FINE KID NEWPORT TIES, very
sofs and pliable, 81 30. Mechanics store.
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auction Sales.

D. J. Simmons Furniture sale Friday.
sherburn & Smith-Restaurant at auction.
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CRY LICENSES AND WATER RATES now
due. Pay Oh or before 18th instant, and save
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WANTED a SMART, ACTIVE Youth: quick
eft 6eures. Apply ct Mechanics Store.
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READ Mrs. J.. \. johnson S advertisement,
in smother column, in which she extends a
most hospitable invitation TO friends at home
and airoaA
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LADIES, remember the grand summer open
Ing of millinery goods at Mesdalues Tice &
Clements rooms, No 521 J street, on Wcdnes-
day, April 10, 1881, where we viii be pleased
to show cur lady friends and patrons some
very choice selections. Also, the friends OF
3irs. Bell are cordially invited.
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LADIES wishing to see the latest STYLES in
dress goods, step into the Mechanics Store. =
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For THE SEASON Thirteen cases offered
4oJav Red House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-13

NEW FIRN.-The old adage is that "a new
broom sweeps clean" From the appearance
Of the old Fulton Market, Fifth and X
streets, since L9ngton & May got control Of
it, we should think the adage is true. They
keep the most complete stock of new vege-
tables and fruit in this city. Their increase
Of GGst.cIass trade has become noticeable.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-13

MISSES, children's and infants fve.strap,
sandal boots. Mechanics Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-13

Bors' Low SHOES, rs cents and 81. Red
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-13

Boor your boys and shoe your girls st tbe
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-13

ConK HArs, 81 p. a. the I'd House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-13

TRADEMARKS. - Peabody & Seton have
fled their claim to trademark OF Democratic
Weeklv Dispatch and MeRdocjno Democrat.
being the name ana title head of paper
issued at Ukiah, California.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-13

LADIES kid to1ed, lace shoes, 81. Red
Honse.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-13

MES's Low sHoEs. 81 % and 81 so. Red
House.