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The McCIoud Fishery

WASHINGTON, February 23d.-Senator
Booth to-day introduced an amendment to be
proposed to the aundry civil appropriation
bill, when it reaches the Senate, providing for
the restoration of the Government salmon
fishery establishment on the McCloud river,
the buildings of which were destroyed by
foods The amendment provides for S15, 900
for this purpose.
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silver and Stocks.

NEW YORK, February 2Sd.-silver bars,
1884: money closed at 8; Governments
weak; stocks closed weak; Western
Union 115s; Quicksilver, IA; Pacific Mail,
So; Mariposa, 4; Wells, Fargo, us; New
York Central, 1455; Erie, 4Ss; Panama,
22S offered; Union Pacific, 49,; bonds,
1144; Central Pacific, S6R; bonds, llS3
Sutro. II.
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TToRNEY AT GAw-oFFICE, FIFTH ST.,
n between I and J. Residence, No. 207
street. between Seventh and Eighth. d10-4p1m
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NoRNER OF FRONT AND STREETS
IL Highest price for Hides, Sheep Pelts and
Tallow Supplies Butchers with Salt, Paper, latest
improved Sausage Machines, Suffers, Lard Presses
Etc. Prompt cash returns made for all oonsign.
ments fe12-4ui
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J. DRISCOL

CHARLES t. JONES AND ED. M. MARTIN,
Attcrneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their office to No. COZ l street, between
Sixth and Seventh. ja24-4plm
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NEW BOAT And STAGE LINE |

A. N. ToWNE.. General SupeZini endent
7. H GOODMAN. $50. .Genl Pass'r and Ticket Agent
ia0-4ptf
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A small farmer was shot dead near Butte
want, County Cork, yesterday, in consequence
of land dispute.
The Home Rule members of the House OF
Commons are determined to exhaust sittings
to-day and tomorrow with amendments to
the protection bill.
HeGse of Commons.
LONDON, February 23d.-In the House of
Commons to day Gladstone gave notice that
if the consideration of the bill for the better
protection of person and property in Ireland,
as amended, is not concluded to day, he
would move to have all the amendments put
forthwith at o'clock tomorrow evening. and
| for Immediately afterwards commencing the
debate on the third reading of the bill.
Consideration of the protection bill was
continued in dilatory manner. Two Home
Rule amendments, intended to introduce dis
| tinct provisions in the bill that prisoners be
| leniently treated and allowed to associate
with each other, were rejected by majorities
of lis and 22S, respectively, Forster merely
saying that the Government would do its
best to prevent hardships. During the de-
bate L. p. O'Connor was warned and Healy
siIenced by the Speaker for irrelvancy and
repetition. Consideration of the bill was not
finished when the House was obliged to rise
| by the rule governing Wednesdays sittings
| GIadstones notice, therefore, that he would
move having all amendments put forward to-
| morrow evening holds good
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Ia practccd by the youth Of DOTH sexes 70 an almost
unlimited extent producing with unerrng certainty
the following train OF morbid symptoms, unless
combated by scientific medical measures viz Sallow
countepance dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head ringing in the ears noise like the rustling Of
leaves and rafting Of charlots, uneasiness about
the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision
blunted intellect loss Of confidence, difidence in
approaching strangers, dislike to form new ac-
quaintances, disposition to shun society, loss 81
memory hectic flushed, pimples and various erup-
tons about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath
coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania and
frenuent ineanity
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FURNITURE, BEDDING. ETC
POSITIVE CURE

ALLAy's SOLUBLE MEDICATEDBOUGIEs,
Patented October Is, 1879. One box
No. 1 will cure any case in four days or less
No. 2 will cure the most obstinate case no matter
Of how long standing.
No nauseous doses OF cubebs, copaiba, or oil Of
sandalwood, that certain to produce dyspepsia
BY destroying the coatir gs OF the stomach
Price, 81 so. Sold BY all Druggists or mailed on
receipt Of price For further particulars, send for
circular. J. c. ALLAN CO, No SO John street
New York. P. o. Box 1888. d14-4p6mTuThS
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n. FOSTER,
1885,
1856.
w. X. KNIGHTS,

DooK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLAME
, Book Manufacturer, No. 319 street, between
Third and Fourth, Sacramento. fe2O-4pu
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Through from Sacramento to DavisYllle.
CoNNECTING WITH ALL sa[ASSsszsrR
Y Trains. Leave Western Hotel, -zSsSsz5sA.1<s[
Sacramento, at and $50 P. arrive at Davis
yille 1890 A. NJ and 5 P. NJ. Two New, Large sized
SURF BOATS just receyed-competeut and eX-
perienced Oarsman in charge. GREEN, HURTADO
CO., Proprietors fe22-3plw q
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GENERAL News.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO TIE RECORD
UNION.
MATTERS AT WASHINGTON.
viii the Pacific Coast be Represented
in Garfeld's Cabinet?
ASSASSINATION IN KENTUCKY.
Severity Of the Weather in the Northwest
Described
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.
paruel Retracts His Advice in Regard to
Flowing up Land.
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.mLIUS STRUTz.

SUCCESSOR TO FOX & sTRUTZ, IMPORTER
- and Wholesale Dealer In Wines and Liquors,
ETC. No. 400 street. between Fourth end Fifth,
Sacramento. All orders promptly attended to.
OF
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DR. NIXON HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
~ the new building joining his residence on
street, between Ninth and Tenth, No. 91s. viii
visit the Railroad Hospital daily at 93O A. NJ Office
hours-s to AM; to 8 P NJ and evenings dill I'm
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EE Homeopathic PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
z Office, southwest corner Of Seventh and J
streets in Rry es new building, up stairs. Resi-
ience southeast corner of Seventh and N streets,
Sacramento. Office hours l to Q and to P. u.
ia95.dp1rn
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. GIBBONS DISPEESARY
sss Kearny street, San Francisco.

Established In 1854, for
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal diseases
such asGonorrhes, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in ali
its forms, Semina. Weak.
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc., perma.
nently cured orne charge.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

A. j. BRUNER. hhNooD Df0H"'
RRUNER q BRUNER.
a TToRNEYs-AT.LAw AND NoTARlES PUB.
~ lie. have removed to No. 1904 Fourth slLset
west side) between and Capital Bank ~ 5uiu
inrl
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Il, l.. BILLINGS & co.,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
1 In Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
Tor Dr. Jaffe's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters; also,
agents for Itton Springs Settler Water, Sonoma
county, California No. Ill street, between Fourth
and Fifth. ja25-4p1m
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TIIn MnnnY Market.

There were further receipts Of gold from
Europe yesterday, and the money market
seems to be working again into easy shape,
as is shown by the last bank statement Of
the New York banks ~l +I
1t Is stated that there Is some ground
for the belief that tho administration will
not favor any attempts to fund the 81 per
cents into Spercents, and will oppose dis
turbing the present condition Of the bond
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Heroic remedy Tor IndIgeslIon.

From the Leavenworth tKan) Times. .
Mr.. A.. Wehrncr, the champion hunter
Of 1.eavenwortli county, hns discovered a
surc cure for indigestion, or at least thinks
he has. lie went out on hunt a few days
ago, and becoming hungry seized upon u
nest Of eggs lie happened to find, and ate
eighteen eggs II wasn't much Of meal,
but some way or other II made him sick,
and bad pains began TO become diRgreeabIe
In his stomach, but he didn't know what
TO do, ljeing fat away from drug store or II
physician. While he was groanng away
at i hard rate, he happened to see wild
goose that had recently been killed, and
out Of curiosity picked u upahd found that
its craw was as full Of corn "a II Could be,
and TINT mixed with the corn was nun.
Der Of fine pebbles lie was at once i'm.
pressed with the idea that pebblesar good
to assist indigestion, and going to small
creek scO0ped up couple Of lnndinls Of
MILDLY, griveled water, which he swallow.
ed lie says that II was only few minutes
until he was relieved Of his pain, and felt
as well as II he had not strained d point to
swallow his eighteenth Cgg.
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WALL STREET.
The situation Between the HILLS md


Hfr hears.
New YoRK, September 1l.--1t begins to
look as II the bulls were to have their Say
about prices on the Stock Exchange. The
bears 80 far have had a good long pull.
The market has been sale from Decora-
ton Day till lust Saturday. That is to say,
whoever kept short Of the market during
all that period made money. The general
argument WIS that prices we're too high
and that crops would be short, Prices
came down fifteen to twenty-five per cont,
and IL won d seem that the full effect oil
the poor crops had been discounted. A
prominent operator said today: "ThC
bear element seems to be temporarily
wiped out and the bear llquid0.
tions OF the past day or two
have been extremely heavy. To.
day the market has been extremely strong,
especially for Western Union, which Is
said to be In condition to declare 2 per
cent or possibly q q per cent quarterly
dividend: There are great influences at
work In the market, which seem 10 indi-
cate steady upward movement for some
time to come. We have easy money. The
sui. Treasury today was over 81, 1000 in
debt 10 the clearing house. The bank
statement shows gain Of 100000 in re.
sources, putting the banks once more above
the limits, and the crop scare is practically
u dead Issue. Letters were seen to-day
from conservative London operators who
arc watching Our markets, and who declare
that they anticipate the highest prices Of
the year this fall. Altogether, the outlook
Is cheering, especially since there seems TO
be almost certainty Of the recovery Of
President Garfield" ' ID.
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UNITED STATES Treasurer Gilhllan Is re
ceiving large number Of letters inquiring
what the Government will pay for mutilat'
cd silver. These letters are from people
who want to go into thebuslncss Of buying
such silver which now. cannot be passed in
trade. The Government buys the mutilat
ed coin at its bullion value. There Is d
suspicion that the same people who made
u business of cutting out small pieces oil
silver from the minor coins and then pass'
ing them are now buying those coins al
such low figure that they can sell to the
Government at its bullion rates and make
nnnev UI.H r fH.I..
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CSptIouS Criticism on Religious summer

-.HH F'. Resorts. ..H
Chicago Times. I 'l r''. .s
The camp.meeting IL going out Of date.
1t Is notRsthetiC enough 10 suit the mod
crn idea, and then, again, there isn't any,
or very little, money in 1t for tho projectors.
AS 1t departs from.the simplicity Of It's
founder, Wesley, -Ntethodism grows more
entatlouSand ambitious. Where
fore, the camp.meotine, the primal idea Of
which was not luxurious catnal enjoyment,
but spiritual Improvement, Ii already u
thing Of the past. Summer meetings for
purposes Of recreation are now fashion
able 8s substitute for the mp-meeting,
with It's rude creature comforts. Chautau.
qua Ia a model. Ocean Grove Is another.
These plaeGs pay M a worldly investment,
1nd 1t " found that the worry bust of men,
even ministers who arG forever Dissenting
upon money us the root Of evil, like to have
a penny well invested. In single issue of
the Times there was announced two impOr.
tant projects for carrying forward sumner.
resort enterprises under the lGgis OF Meth.
ism. The Lake Bluff people propose mod
cling their entertainment upon the New
York idea. a dispatch from Wheeling,
West Virginia, anhounces: "a number OF
ministers and laymen, most Of them DO
E ,onglilg 70 w MslIloaist denomination,
XiISvheny 6,oun%ins " midwav un% ho W sne
Oakland and Deer Park, for The purpose Of
laying outA mountain summer resort Of a
mat,HnHi GncIef a!ter te plan o. the
number Of eotiaaes will be oroc,o ~
early day, and also spacious hotel. The
projectors expect t9 make II a famous place
hs ' ,no do ~ 1u naU ho IL tnese schemes Cl
Methodists and tbev Of tbG very alley iSw
fashioned Kind, who will cure naravedi
what John John Wesley might have thought Of
SUE" ,~ sO'"s' oll, Oonh wesley lS deaq.
Y, .. .S eVn'ess .las We 40 not exactly
Sso ,''S P0'ns ~ ~ t"e "Y'yc tgmArw, camp
~. .' ~ ny NY oIu i"shioned kind arc
,0s Mve ~ . s%psrseuea Dy summer
.@ - !, 'e"','!el'slo"S character It's
s,a..sa ". G wv nofS common ior people
M, y, Wv sl''sa anu owns FORA Drlei re-
' " 'T 1,, , ~, .VSVre curing the not
I".I,..,,i. ~ "D , Vi "ll inc resorts Of
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Reni f,.tate Iti rhllnioinhln.

Philadelphia Telegraph.
There is at present an active demand ior
real estate in the western section Of the
city, and prices have, in consequence, taken
a long stride forward. 1t is currently
stated that within the past six monthsrehts
have advanced from 10 to 10 per cent, and
prices on sales Of real estate ranged nearly
% per cent higher, particularly along Wal.
nut street, which lS considered The most
desitable place Of residence. Properties
that have beeti on the market for two and
three years without purchaser have The
season found willing buyers at greatly In.
creased prices, while houses for rent afe
growing sCafcef week by week. 80
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us farsuperioF to the fashionable and Elusive
preparations Of beef, wine and ron," says
Professor y. W. Hunt, MD, Honorary Mem
Der Imperial Medical Society Of ST. Peters
burg, Russia, etc, etc, It will reconstruct
the most shattered and epfeebled, reinyigOr-
ate the aged and lntirm, and make sCkly
children blooming and healthy 1t Is inyal-
liable In all female complaints, removing
irrcgularty, pains, and exhaustion; and II
quiets restless children and infants Beware
OF worthless limitations. TTh&s
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TuE long droath has compelled Indiana
saloon-keepen to announce whisky
straight, ten cents; whisky with water fl
teen cents" The higher.priced drink has
been called for hut once, and that was by
an Ohio prohibitionist, who was not partial
to water but distrusted Indiana whisky.
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LAraHARLE PARAeRAPHa.

.
AyounS Indy Tebuk inRly ssksur which
give itup-Ee neyer laced. t'
Several notable happy marriages have
been made,on two hbuis couItship, hut
It q pretty sate rule to know the girl for
at least three days and picnic,
Harmony-Brown (Philistine)- "Iheard
fit was all OF between you and Miss
RoweshettT Wobbinson (esthetel ~ iass
IncompaibiIity Of complexioh!- she didn't
suit my furnicharln
An exchange speaks Of o new fashion in
gait Tor girls, but stroll along some Of our
streets in the soft summer twilight will
convince any one that the old old gate has
a tenacious grip on public favor.
Somebody's coming when the dew drops
fall" she was softly humming, when the
old man remarked, can YOU bet your
sweet life, Maria, that he'll think thunder
storms let loose when he gets here"
~ nm Whiting, my darling, for thee" he
varbled; and yet when the old man threw
up chamber window and assured him
that "he'd be down in minute" he lost
his grip on the melody and went out Of the
waiting business al. {. Oh ..--
Young Indy, who cannot hear herself
play because Of the racket mRde by the
lawn mower: "JOhn, how long shall you
be, as want to practice2' Gallant young
gardener: "0h, goo yeouw on, Miss Amy
goo yeopw opl ! shap't mind var noise"
| Ayoung HFl OF refinement and GulchAW
| Whose hand was sought byan old Illchaw,
Said; "Slr, II you da-nr
| Approach me, ] swear fit
To get pa with his boot 70 lnculChaw.p iHt
There is u young lady in KGokuk, Iowa,
who is. six feet four inches tall, and she Is
engaged to be married. The man who won
her did it in these words: "Thy beauty setE
my soul aglOw-I'd wed thee right OF
wrong; man wants but little here below, but
wants that little long" sH ,HH
VilIage Postmaster to his wife. Here's q
pOstal card to Mr. Jones, saying that hi
brother and five children will be here on
Saturday, Now keep that card buck til
then and will he at the depot, and when
they find no one there to meet them | viii
take them all over for s."
This Is the way Vassar girl tells joke
30, girls! | heard Just the hest thing to
day. 1t was too funny. / can't remember
how it came about, but one Of the girli
said to Professor MitChell-oh, dear, Lean
remember Just what she said; but PROBES
sor MltchCll's answer was just too funny
for any use; / forget just exactly what hi
sald, but 1t was Just too good for any
| fhinUin
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DIED.

MAXWELL-At Lexington, Va, on Saturday,
Maxwell, aged 10 years lacking two days, @
The funeral Will taRo place from tho residence Of
his parents No. 400 Market street, this afternoon at
o'clock. Friends Of the family arc invited. In.
tement nj Greenwood Cemetery. sN
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LEGAL NOTICE,
roMNf1ssTONER'S SALE.

Pursuant 10 n decree Of the Municipal gogH !,
Wheeling, made On the 18th day Of Ml l%t We W.
suit IN chAncery between Thomas :, 's,Bih
Earet q. Sweeney, and Mary sweeney P .sns,
And baniei q, List, executor Of EOhtH ya lis
deceased, Daniel Lamb trustee, gu ~, ,,,u,
Sweeney, defendants, the nhdcn'1nV' "-@
ssSS 99tJy A YyTnE first DAY OF ocT0DESR, l v
c0filmenuing al " o'clock 4. " @ii " Ss,'iJs
ami best bidder, at public gucioh y. w n h
N the Court House Of ONO r1hilp w. IA, ettt
following described ptOpc[iy, a'a ans b1tisJ y
rinsty.tktee iIpSl Sitllnted OH the nntihtlN w
III Chapllne aud Twenty'secOhd ''"'""'F
IiSo tho south portion Of the lot loiagvJj
"a. fn,it iEi Situated OH the nofihg'N Wy, IN
snd N TEsnty.dxtt formerly DIVISION ~ Mil
the paFt occupied by the coI,lvf n Io,,J giigs
WIDTH Oh E0f street equal 70 the ,hn XIX b u
and extending q equal NI'in n,rg ali Di ilhtdn
WI IN nSrii0n conveyed By JAln|s .,,,s,y u
Thnn,eS Il. Sweeney Margaret q. 1Sy6c5dAI
nav + Sweeney 10 Adam WrlGGrptI Jig d,I
tha 5Gth dsv oi Oci0bgt 1871 aud nS,vNI,,iIgCth
ny n.i(nbefcd 80, page 10, IN the oNEyySTvt
II Inc County COurt VI ono count, I,,,tlJ q N
Also, lot Numbered NilyhN Tr,,,,nty i'm lt
northwest corner Oi EDn Ahl '"'"'
m TgEsfRIs " BGIEN4t least goe.lIi'S, 4! %nsa, b
Shass money 10 be paid In hand 9mI s sg lift
Sny, N equal inStallmcnu Y l Ir ~ ge bi
months With interest from the 4 T., yb. ~ Ill az
purchaser 10 30 at liberty to my III ~ 'B' Nj. p5Hhs
greater portion than onC ,SlTy to Is igg |.
money. Bond with gnIni scum ~, ,iImpht' y ~
ihe baymefit Of the deferred Iii,,n.'I, =. mthdS
thert lei and the tltle. To b. fIiiii.lS,. ii
curly therefor until 'he' Nv DNSiEi LkNR
| NN'' Enmlnl.llt .
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GESrtENEs;--Fot five years I have been
greatly troubled with danlrnfF with severe
itching Of the scalp, and my hair falling OH,
have tried almost every known remedy, all
proving worthless, Seeing lIufnetts Cocaine
and Bufnetts KalllstOn advertised, procured
q bottle oteach aud am happy tostate that Inc
dandtutlis completely removed, and no Itch.
Ing whatever FeiuAlnS. lA4 fIIiVGf
J. E, CAvES, Kansas CITY, Mo.
BufnetVs FlAyotlhs Extracts are The best.
,aRoiTGTtNi no aflTatE 9
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IT is estimated that the cotton yield Of
1851 will be million and half bales
short OF last years crop, and that the price
WIN go up to fifteen cents per pound be-
fore the close d the season. ...-...t.-.
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I'd. TuEaR ismore than double the amount
Of grain in store 1t Chicago ovthan there
was at this time last year71l, $40, 1872 BUSH
els, against 5,O74,o8i bushels. IL III
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MoRR than i, 900 immigrants per day ar
rived in New York during the month OF
August, the exact number being $3.50,
making in all since january /, l,3lO,476