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DR.. GTBB0H' & DTS III.


Established in 1851, ior
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal diseases
such asGonorrhea, elect.
Structures, Syphilis in al.
its forms, Seulina. Weak.
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, ETC., pe1na-
nently cured orno charge.
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The interesting name of a new opera, in
rehearsal at the Gaiety Theater, London,
is :" The Phantom Outlet Gastronomic
Absurdity."
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EHopE IRON WORKS, FRONT STREET, BE.
< 4 tween and J. Machinery Of all kinds uade
70 order and repaired Sole manufacturer of Car.
isles Patent Derricks. Lawn Movers Repaired
For gale, 25-horse stationary engine and boiler,
comulete. jai44ptf
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b. Z. 800,

s{OREER OF FRONT AMI STREETS
: = Highest pr5eo for Hides, sheep pells aud
Iallow. Supplies Butchers with SAX, Paper latest
improved Sausage Machines, Suffers, Lard Presses
Etc. Prorpt cash returns ra5s Tor al e5nsigu-
=.
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seminal Weakness.

SttsED AZ HONE.
Persons at a distance may be cured at hou1e by I'D.
dressing letter toDR, GIDEON, stating cese, symp
TOMS length of tire the disease has continued and
have medicines prompt forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, TO any part OF the country,
with full and plain directions. By inclosing ten
collars, in registered letter. through the Postoffiee
or through Wells Fargo Co., package Of medicine
viii be forwarded to any part of the Union Please
s-y you saw this advertisement in the RECORD
UsIoS. Address, DR. J. z. GIBB0N.
ia244pH Box p57 San Francisco.
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CREED HASsEuYD.

I TToREEY A. LAW-oFgIoE, SOUTHWEST
- corner % : and Forrth sueeSe Besidesca
T st-eet, Between Fifteensa and sixteenth. oa.iu'
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q ACRAMENfo BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
= I street between troa5 ard Second Sacra-
nento. Manufacturer OF Steam Boilers, Sheet lion
Work, etc. Also, al kinds Of Repairing Chang NC
Portable Boilers from Wood 70 Straw Burners a
SDacialtY. dL-antf
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Z MANUFACTURER OF IRON DOORS, SHUT.
VI tors, Ratings, GTatings, Honse-vo-k and
5lacilsn.lthing III general No. l4s street between
siith ana Sixth Secondhand Doors ios sale
! L..
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CERTIFICATE.

r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I AN TRANSACT
ing business in this State, at the city Of Sacra-
mento under The firm mama OF A DENNERY + CO,
and that there are no members OF said frIn end that
a1n the sole owner Of said business which consists
OF Creckery, Glassware, etc. A. DEGNERY.
January ., ISL
Acknowledged before D. a. Hamburger, Notary
Pubic and filed IN the County Clerk office OF Sscrs
mento county, January Is. 1881. ja27-1w
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ploMsgR LlvERy sTAaLg.

T. D. SERVER rreprieio
yEAcEs ON CALL At ANY HOUR -
~ day or night. Coures, Fiiasfors, ssRssl
Boekaways, Baxouches, Ruggies, With thl sls4Ss-ss
bestroadssrs TO be found IN any livery sable on the
coast for hire. Horses kept 10 livery at ofahis
Stables on Fourth street, betY +en snd
e. ..1ff
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A Conservatory of Music is to be estab-
lshed in Philadelphia.
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DISSOLUTION.

YTyaE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST
ing between wEIDMANN & HRoMADA is
this day dissolved by mutual consent The business
will be continued by Mr.. WEIDMANN, who will
collect all debts and assume all liabilities.
AD0LPH HROMADA,
J. NJ WEIDMANS
Sacramento. January 8, 1881. lB. CT ia12-
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4ANEs 11egusnh.

GsUCcEssoR TO FOX 4 sTRUTz, IMPORTER
- and Wholesale Desier in Wines and Liquors,
No. ~ street. Sacramento Sole agent Tor A.
uupfeFs Sons New York Beer jaL4zpIm
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LEGAL NOTICES.

GtTArE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- mento.-I71e following resolution offered by
Supervisor Wilson was adGDted and entered Of rec
ord on the minutes OF said Board, December 10,
1850
Resolved, "That the new sections 70 the Penal
Code No. 400 anl 40l, ne advert ed in the DAILY
EECOKDU HI0S Al d Bee ioT the tern0 three months.
Section 40 ANY person who shall knowingly
sell or offer for sale use, or expose, who SHAH
cause or procure 70 he sold or offered f9I sale or
used, or expose suy horse, mule or other animal
having the disease known as gaIdcrs farcy shall
be guilty % a misdemeauor.
Section 40l Every animal havic CHAMBERS, or
farcy sfa a. once be deprived Of lie by the owner
or person having charge thereof upon discovery OF
knowledge OF its condition, ana auv such owner or
person onIttisg refusing to comply WITH the prJ-
visions OF tAis section shall be guilty Of INSIDE
me nor. ClI.5m
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS. bs'o.
lEN rsAA ACEE1C s.Asl.ls..ap.
wetlneaday. Decernb'r Is 1850
III y N 7ITFIt tIIIIN MINI
Tram slsD BOATS WILL LEaFz aEEasfstS1G
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BUSINESS CARDS.
0. BEATTY. W. Il. BEATTY. ADAM BEATTY.
BEATTY. REALTY & REALTY.


a TToRNEYS- AT-LAW, WILL PRACTICE IN
- Federal aud State Courts of California and
Nevada. Office Capital Bank Building, corner
Fourth and streets ia2a+plm.
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BIZ. WAEfACH 4. RRlGcs
Q. q. KaEMs . a..

4 FAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-
4 7 denee to Dr. C. L. simmons Building, J
street, between Second aud Third Office hours: &
70 Z. s Il a. n. TO 2 P and to 81. II. jal2tf
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I. ?. SCOT. ALEX, NEItsos. :. 4
&0SE, SE{kssA q co.,


ETNI0N FOUNDRY-fRON AND BRASS
Z Founders ana Machiris.s, Front street, be.
iTeen aud o. Castings ana Machinery OF every
description made to orler. js24-A9frn
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AID
Certificate Of Business Fame.


9 T. II. LlNDLEY, Do HEREBY CERTIFY
. that [ q resident Of the city Of Sacramento
county OF sacramento, State Of California that
my full name is Thomas Moron Liadey that am
the name OF " Liudley s Co - that the partnership
under the firm name OF Lindley & Co. has heen
dissolved by the death Of William Kleing0rge, and
that said business will be continued bymysef alone
under the said firm name Of Lindley & CO. on my
own account Z ii. LlhEbEY
Dated, January IS, 1881 IsEAL.l
State Of California county Of Sacramento-s $.
On the 18th day Of JANUARY, in tina wear 1851,
before me, Elwood Bruner, Notary Public in and
for said county personally appeared T N Ljndley,
known 70 me to be the person whose name is sub
sCTi5ed TO the Within instrument, ana Acknowledged
70 me that he executed the same.
ELWU0D BaUNER, Notary Public.
Endorsed Filed January p, 1881
lsEAL.I TH5S. Il. BEBKEY County Clerk.
by J. Il PAREgLl, Deputy Clerk.
ia2 LAWNS
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aOyHARLrS T. JONES AND ED. NJ. MARTIN,
u AttcFneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their office TO No. COZ 1 street, between
Sixth and Seventh ia2I-4plui
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L Z oME0PATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
4 u Office. southwest corner OF Seventh and :
streets in Bry e's new building, up stairs. Resi-
denee, southeast corner u Seventh ami n streets,
Sacramento. Office houys ! TO 2 sad to ?. II.
10 Lrcrrr
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z IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
4 in Fine 6randjes, Tines AID LIQUORS. Aseute
ior Dr.. Jafie'5 Celebrated Ginelona Bitcrs; also,
as0nts Tor Litten Springs SETTER Water, Sonora
county California No. III street, between Fourth
sad Fifth. ja25 aplI1
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CAR GES
HARRY BERNARD,
MANUFACTURER. COS. SIXTH AND STREETS,
SACRAMENTO.

az have OF hand and for sale at the lowest
possible prices, the new style o. PONY PHAETONS,
the h,llisomest in the State Family Carriages,
latest patterns Neatest Open Bueges in the State.
Light Top Busgies. Heavy Top Buggies ior noU,.
tain use Farm rs CaErisges. Irottfng Wagons
aud Sulkies, all OF my own make. Carriage Paint
ing and Trin1n ng done at the lowest price. None
bun the most experienced workmen employed.
Repairing neatly done, and all work is warranted.
Cal at the Factory and see for yourself. ia14ptf
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E&oE AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA.
Z eEinst, tront and Z streets Manufacturer Of
tS1ttenhergars Worse Powers, Patent 5rouHd Roller
aud Clog Crusher and Barley Mills. All kioda Of
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Miller Patant Hay
Presses Q29-4Dl.n
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-. ELLERY I.RaGGs. M. b. !.

NCUIsT, AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases OF the TIN oat. office, 1924 street,
corner OF Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento
Cal. EoGrs-9:3o to u a. NJ; to P.N Sundays
9:30 to A. NJ; TO P n. di-tf
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PIKE g. YOUNG,

MARRIAGE MANUFACTURE ~,
ers, corner u Fourth gEd .Cyszsssfls
streets, SsGrsnlsnto, have on p3ss-3iPsi+s5S->
5tad the largest assortment OF SS.se1sa1lzS 49,
Carriages, Wagons snd Buggie5 E % L0yn. IL Saczs
0leuto which theT wit sslief varv low rat5a nla4p
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CONTRACTORS AM BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
: pared 90 90 eli kiuds Of work ia thsir inc, IN
ci1F or country. PRINCIPAL place u business Saclt.
ceato Shop, ia Second street., between < and Z.
-'ost-o.lce Box, 40, Sacramento. MS 4ptf
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S. oAHLB.
C4RLR s 0LY.

q TToBNEY AID ooUNsELoR-AT-LAw,
"a CoRNss SIXTH AND I sTssBTs, SACRAMENTO,
H. di-4pfm
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MISS L. >. AE.A.Ag}t<-, IL De-
z Z OaEOPATHTC PdySICIAN-oFFICE AND
residence, Eathan building, corner eli Seventh
sud streets. Ounce nours, $3.50 4 ~ to !
$40 80 SPY dl-4olrr
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A. n. TowlgE. General supsfintends :
T. e GOODMAN 49,. Cent Passr and Ticket Agcst
ian-{uf
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1866. ,. FoetEG, ASST
Tso0H BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
s book Manufacturer, No. 3l9 J street, between
.ll.ra end Enurlh. Sael amsrtn. naa.antf
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Congress SATURDAY..

In the U. s. Senate, on Saturday.
Mr.. Burnside spoke in support Of the
joint resolution reported by the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, declar-
ing that the United States will insist
that its consent is a necessary condi-
ton precedent to the construction of
a ship canal or other means of trans
polt across the lsthmus. Mr.. Bayard
from the Committee ON Finance, re-
por,ed bill allowing perigue tobacco
to be manufactured without payment
Of the present double tax. Il was
placed on the .lendar. The River
and harbor bill Was considered and
passed, with several amendmen Is, and
goes back to the House for concur
renee. Adjourned.
In the House, MIR. Weaver, of Iowa,
asked leave to offer a resolution granting
the use of The hall of the House TO Herr
Fritsche, a member OF the German
Reichstag, for the purpose OF delivering a
lecture on the present condition OF the
Germ an people, but objection was made
The Sundry Civil bill was considered in
Committee OF the Whole, and dfter sew
eral amendments were adopted reported
TO the House The main question was
ordered on its passage, but the vote was
not taken. MI. O'NeIl of Pennsulvania,
presented resolution from the Phila-
delphia Board Of Trade, recommending
the appointment OF comm ssion OF
practical men TO prepare bill regulat.
ing Interstate commerce. The cere-
monies in commemoration of Fernando
Wood, fixed for yesterday, were post
poned until Monday evening. The
House then took a recess until ten
O'Clock this morning.
The joint Conference Committee of
the Democrat aud Republican mem bers
Of the House to reconcile differences In
regard TO the AppOrtionment bill, ad-
journed on Saturday, subject to the call
OF tho Chairman, no agreement having
been reached. The Republican prope.
sitiOn to have the House vote on the
highest number, 322, aud 1t that mum Der
should not be adopted, to vote consecu-
lively ON nun. bers below until deei
sion Is reached, was accepted by
the Democrats, but the Republicans
reserved the right after decision i,
reached to keep on tilibusteri0g against
tho bill. HeHce the failure to agree.-
Several Republicans, II is said are will.
ling to support Mr.. C0x's bill tix'ng be
number of Representatives al 307, bu
are deferred by the action of their caucus
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yPERSONAL.

Thomas Johnson who has been seri.
ously III for some time past has 80 fal
recovered as to be able 10 sit up. His
friends will be- pleased to hear Of his re-
covery.
Chas. II. Foster, of this city, for a
number of years engaged with the
firm Of Walton, Whann & Co. ,pbos.
phate manufacturers, has relinGuish.
ed his position in their Office and
will seek his fortune in the far West.
He will leave in a few weeks for
Chicago, though he has not definite
ly decided to settle there, and NAV
eventually proceed as far as Denver
Colorado. During his fifteen years.
residence IN this city, Charley has
endeared himself to hosts of friends
by his genial manners and honest,
straight forward conduct. He is
bright, smart and active, always
ready for work, and bound to sue
ceed wherever he may choose to
cast his fortunes. He Is "square
man" right through, and news of the
success that is sure to await him and
the friendly greeting certain to be
rendered him in his new western
home, will be gladly received by his
old friends in this city.
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A Few Corrections.


Mr.. EDITOR Please correct two
errors in my little sketch last week,
due to my horrible chirography. One
is of very little Importance, and but
for the other it would have been
allowed to pass unnoticed. But
while correcting more serious mis-
take, 1t may be as well to state that
you omitted the last name of that
great, though perhaps misguided hero,
Georges Cadoudal, the VendeanL Loyal
ist. My allusion TO the Loyalist Party
of France also made the title of the
Marquis LaRoche Jacquelin read as
though it were two names instead Of
one.
This is very insignificant, but
would not like to go before tue coun-
try affirming jefferson, Madison, Mon
roe, jackson and Tyler as. "the foun-
ders Of the Democratic party" So
far as Jefferson (the chief Madison,
in the Federalist, and Monroe the
sagacious statesman, are concerned, it
is we'll enough. But high as is my
reverence for the memory aud services
of Andrew jackson, and great, as it
IS known, is the impression which his
life and career left upon the party, in
no sense could he be ranked among
it's "founders." So as to-John Tyler,
brave and noble as was his official
career, and efficient as were his SER
vices to "the patty in an hour of
great need, no one could properly refer
to him as one of its "founders."
L a n
was, Jefferson, Madison, Macon (Na-
thanieD and John Taylor of Caroline"
to whom | might have added Ed
ridge Gerry, George Clinton, Rush,
and our own Caesar A. Rodney.
WIN. PENN CHANDLER.
PHILA., Feb. 28, 1881.
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C. A. n. Matters.

Steps are now being taken for a
reorganization Of the G. A. r. Ca,
det Corps.
At late meeting, in this city, Of
the department officers for this
State, it was decided that it would
not be best for the G.. A. r.. of Del
aware to accept the invitation to be
preesnt at President-elect Garfield's
inauguration, but the offer of the
hospitallties of the Department of
the Potomac was accepted in behalf
of individual members, who may
visit Washington at the inaugura
ton. The following officers were
installed at the meeting S. Rod,
mond Smith, assistant adjutant-gen
eral; j. j. Gormley, of New Castle,
assistant quartermaster; Thomas d.
Smith, Dover, inspector; S. A. Ma
callister, judge advocate; James Nc
Dowell, chief mastering officer; w d.
II. Vanhorn, chaplain; John H.
Ginger, Dover, and John NJ. Riley,
New Castle, members of the Coun
Gil of Administration.
Tonight, Department Comman
der McNair, Chief Mastering Officer
Mcdowell, and others, go TO Pleas
ant Hill, Mill Creek hundred, to or
ganize Post 9, G. A. h.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Thomas d. Jones, we'll known as
sculptor, died, yesterday, at Columbus,
Ohio. He was 90 yeas of age.
Richard Hurley, quarrelling with
Michael Murphy in one of the streets
of Cincinnati, on Saturday night, shot
at him several times, and one of the
bullets killed John Sullivan, who was
on his way home at the time. Murphy
was wounded in the arm.
William Lowry, young man, while
cleaning pistol which he thought was
not loaded, neal Bloomington, Illinois,
last evening, playfully pointed it at his
sister, who was sitting in chair near
by, and pulling the trigger a bullet
struck the girl in the jugular vein,
causing fatal wound.
Judge Lynch, of the Circuit Court
Of Frederick county, Maryland, on
Saturday appointed Captain James
McSherry, OF Frederick, Receiver for
Mount St. Mary's College, at Emmitts-
burg. The liabilities of the College
are stated at from S165, 900 to $500, 600,
and its assets at 500, 900 to 100000.
The funeral of Senator Carpenter, OF
Wisconsin, took place yesterday in
Washington. 1t was attended by
Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress, Judges of the Supreme Court,
Cabinet members, officers of the army
and a number of prominent citizens.
The pail bearers were Senators Logan,
Conkling, Cameron (of Wisconsin) and
Cookrell, and Representatives Tucker,
Lapham, Page and Hazleton. The
coffin was almost covered with flowers.
The machine shops and foundry oi
the Laoonia Car Company, and a
building occupied by tho White Noun
tain Freezer Company, in Laconia,
New Hampshire, were destroyed on
Saturday morning by fire. The loss is
about 5000 aud $50 men are thrown
out of employment.
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EsoLUrIoNs OF RESPECT.
WILM1NeroN, DEL, Feb, 2o, Is

WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb. 26, 1881.
At meeting of the W eccacoe Steam
Fire Engine Company, No. s, held In
their hall, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolutions OF respect upon the death OF
Michael p. Cottingham, late member
of the Weccacoe Steam Fire Engine Co.,
No. 8, OF the city OF Wilmington, Del.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Pro
Whence to summon from our midst our
late fellow member, Michael p. Cotting-
ham.
Resolved, That while we bow In hum
BILE submission TO that all-wise Provi-
dence, we sincerely hope and believe that
the transition OF our respected fe How
member from amoAg us is his eternal
gan yet we cannot but deeply and SIM
cerely mourn his loss. In him cur Com
pany has lost u good, trus and tried mem
Der, and that we VIII ever hold In rsmem-
bTance his kind and benevolent acts to-
ward US tf winch we all learned TO love
and cherish.
Resolved, That as a further testimony
OF our bereavement the apparatus OF The
Company be draped In mourning for the
space OF thirty days, also the flag be
placed AT half mast for three days.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolu-
tion be sent to the family of the deceased
that they be published in the daily papers
of the city and the Secretary enIer them
upon the minutes OF the company.
EZRA G. LUKENS,
CHAS. w. SOLLA WAY,
MICHAEL j. CLANCY.
Comm ttee.
Han Weccaeoe Engine House, eb. 26
feb2s.
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Local Lanes.
Last day of winter.

Last day of winter.
There were no police cases thia
morning.
The Legislature reconvenes thil
afternoon.
The Popular Micks" fourth aunu-
al ball to night.
Board of Education meets in regular
session to night.
Gus Williams, the dutch comedian,
in the Grand Opera House this even
ing.
The Philharmonic Society are going
to form an orchestra of twslv 9
pieces.
Three passenger trains arrived and
departed from the p, u. 81 B. II. X.
depot, this city, this morning, between
As and 8 o'colck.
Col. Peler Mccullough is about to
close ou t his business in this city and
remove to Philadelphia, where he will
opan a shoe manufactoiy.
Hon. Wm. Parsons lsctured to a
small audience in the Opera House on
Saturday night. Those that were
present were we'll pleased, however.
Members of the Brandywine Lii
brary Association, say they had 1873
couples ON the march at their ball on
Friday night nstcad Of 1oS as report
ed.