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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-19

NEWS FROM THE ALASKA, IN CALLAO BAY.
PERU.-The commanding officer of the US.
steamer Alaska writes from Calao Bay Peru,
under date of June 23d, that there has been no
change in the aspect of affairs there. other than
partial revival of trade-two American vessels
and five English ships having arrived with car
goes during the past three weeks Capt Belknap
states that he proposes to take short cruise for
target and sail practice and deep sea soundings
On the 30th of June the Alaska and the Onward.
with H.M.S. kingfisher, participated i'm cele-
brating the anniversary of the accession of her
Majesty the Queen. Capt. Belknap reports the
health of all on board the Alaska good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-19

The following quotations were current in New
York to-day at s:3o p.m.. as reported by H. HI.
Dodge. of $50 18th street, by special wire
Western Union. 90as: do. new stock, =: New
York Central l43H; Lake Shore, l2lys; Michigan
Central, e7A: New York. Lake Erie and Western,
Delaware. EacKawanns and Western, LOS; New
Jersey Central, 81; Delaware and Hudson. los:
Reading, SO; Northwestern. 123ss; do. preferred,
-; s.. Paul, 1l15s; do. preferred. =; Wabash
snd pad,,p ,Paeic Do. preferred s slH unio1
and St: Jo.. 91H do. preferred. -; St. Lonis and
Iron Mountain. = Ohio and Mississippi. es
l. G. 4 Northern Pacific com. 42k: do.
preferred, 6e:: San Francisco CON-. =: do:
preferred. s6; do. first preferred, -; Central
Pacific. 44; Rock Island. 1857; Chesapeake and
Ohio 2sA; Louisville and Nashville. l0:1.: Nash
vile and Chattanooga. Ontario and Western,
Isl; Canada Southern. ca district Of Colun-
bia 365 bonds, =; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, l50: Denver and Rio Grande. iOI;
st. Paul and Omaha, Il: do. preferred lOoL: q
C. C. and L. 9Sf; Erie and Western. 56sl; Chicago
st. Louis and New Orleans, -: Col Goal So:
Ohio Central. a0k; Texas Pacific. cox: Texas
Pacific L. g.. So
Closing Government Bonds-Se extended. l0ek
alex; coupons - 5's extended, lel;sai0z
coupons. -: AVS, 1Akall4x; coupons. -:
rs. u8hall6z: coupons, uSx.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-09
ON the Rampage.

Last night, about G;3O o'clock, the shrill
sound of apolceman's whistle was heard at
the corner of Main and Lamar streets. IT
was blown by one of the employees of the
National hotel and he cor tinucd TO blow it
until he was out of breath, when another
party took it and kept up the music, which
collected large crowd, all of whom wanted
to kaow what on earth was the matter. The
owner Of the whistle briefly stated that there
was g man at the National hotel raising cain
and he wanted q policeman. The blowing
of the whistle was kept up for about half an
hour, when the man stuck it in his pocket
living up in shere disgust. BY this
ime the loud talk of a man at the corner of
Him and Lamar streets drew the crowd to
that quarter. A man much the worse for
having imbibed too much strong drink WAS
The csntre of attraction and the very man
who had raised "Hail Columbia" ut the Ma.
tional hotel. He said that he had paid for o
bed and had retired for the night, and that
when he was almost in the embrace of Nor
Ipheus his room WAS entered by man and
woman, who elected him from the house in Il
most unceremonious manner. The hoto
people bear quite different record from
his, and say that he did not pSy for
this lodging. He continued his speech,
using profane words in d most protane man.
lner, until Mr.. Solomon caught hun by the
Inrm and inveigled him of to the station
house where he was turned over to keeper
Beard, who locked him up, much against his
twill. He registered as Charles M. Hawkins.
RThe officer also preferred charges against him
FOR exposure of person.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-09

10 print collectors. The departments Of
"Decorstion and Furniture" and cart Nee
dlework" are full of practical writing by
Shirley Dare, H. ]. Cooper and Others on
"a Homelike Country House, STAINED and
Polished Floors desirable Woods for
Furniture" "a Model Back Parlor," "Em.
broidory Materials and Designs and kin
dred topics. A wonderful oriental rug, val
ued at $4,000, is the subject of full-page
illustration, in addition to sex eral striking
furniture pictures. Industrial art students
will especially value the first of series of
illustrated articles on bookbnding, and q
page of designs for iewelry and fine metal
work. China painters will find some excel
lent flower and bird designs for plaques, and
needle workers and etchers on linen will re-
ioice in profusion Of spirited figures suit.
able for their use. A page of quaint and
original Valentine cards. by George r. Hahn,
forms timely feature. The editorial must
cal and correspondence columns are filled
with the usual chat and comment. Evi-
IDENTIFY the Art Amateur is bound to make
itself Il necessity to every one in any way
interested in decorative art. Montague
Marks, publisher, 20 east 14th street, New
York. $4 per snnum; single numbers 80
cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-09

DIOW II L Olll
Byers Ausburn
Calkins Daniel
Cannard Q NJ
Carr Alice
Carpenter Merinda
Chandler S IL
Chisom Virginia
Clark \
Clark Alex
Colin a ID
Cohuan Beir
Cornelius Tullie
Cox Il j
Caeroer George
Crane ID p
Currey Billie
Cunningham Huey
Davis Eugene
Dash j &
DEFY William
Diggs Mary Lu
Dixon Lena
Dodd Ella
Dunn & Sweetman
Dapont Milton
Eason Pitt
Edmunds q G
Ellegan John Il
Evans L ID
Finney John I
Fletcher Sallas
Fowler l. 3
Gaines Tn mas
Casper Celia
Garrett Henry
Gill Sue q
Gardner & Hodges
Glass Mrs Il A
Griffin william ~
Grizzle II N
Hagg Augusta
hausing ANNA
Ham Matte
Harris John
Harper VIM
Harris Samuel l
Hawkins James
Henry VIM
Hicks w X
Hill 5 A II
HOlley S n
Hala Sou
Holden \ j
Horton Thomas
Rowland 0 |
Howard Nellie
Howard Nellie
Hughes IL 4
Hubanka Alice
Hunter " Il (2)
Hurt Robt
Jacob Lewis
| jackson l. l.
Jetton NJ M
Ionks John W
| Jones susie
johnson Margaret
johnson Frank
Judge V S
Keen, rhronie
Kennedy, Jenniette
Ky lie Jno NJ
Lemon, G W (2)
| Lee, 5 A
| Lewis, Hugh
Long, James
Lord, Jno q
Miles, j IL
Nickel, Jane
Mh4or, NJ al
Mitcham -
Metz \ Bro
Melton, Gary b
Nay, Joseph
Matthews. Ida Q
Miller, Daniel
Miller, LIS
Mitchell, II ]
Morrison, Y b
Moore, W q
Moore, T r
Moore, James $
Murray, 7
Miers, Ii NJ
murpny, Morgan
MoNabb, Ella
Mcclellan, NJ
McDougall, Wcitar
kycum, Henry
O'Grady, Mary
Osburn, j "
Peters, Crlnda
Porter. NJ Il
Ringer, Il
Roberts, Jno W
Rogers, X w
Rumble, Carrie
Sanders, Florence
Schniiett, Joseph
Sehon, Alais
Shifelt, Calom
Sinkins, Seymore
Smith, David
Smith, Henry
Bmitn, Glide
Smith, Charley
SMITH, W p
Smith, Augusta
| Smith, Merriam
spencer, William
| Stanwood, Ida
Steilman, Maggie Il
Stephens, NJ A
Swaden,J A
Swanson, A +
Thomas, IIarrle
| Thomas, Mollie
| Toilet, George W
Travis, Tempia
Vaughan, VIM
| Walmsley, Lane
| Weaver, W S
| Weatmorland, Cora
| whttaR g., MlttIe
| Viii e, Geo W
| Williams, George
| Wise, l. II
Wilson, Laura (s)
| Wood, NJ a M
Wright, Jas Z
Yager, Maggie
Broder, Maurice
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It of letters remaining
las, Dallas county, for
uary 81, 1881, which
+ weeks, will be sent
co. Parties calling FOR
Ease say advertised"
I'd list:
Akin Ella
zimmerman h w
Anderson A NJ
Argos j G
Battles Frank
Baker Nj II
Bates Mollie
Beeler Susie
Bennett Oracle
Blockton Richard
Boale5 W. G.
Braswell Beal
Bruer M0llle
Bruce George
Brown Edgar l.
Burke Jennie
Caldwell Daniel
Carter John 4
Csrman Mike
Cairthine u V
Chandson Glenn De (2)
Chiids Il ID
Clark Elizabeth
Ciulh AZ -
Cam Ioney
Cook Lewis
Cope Frank
Gender (4oo II
Crops VIM
Grassland Claude
Cummings Ernus
Dorr CE
Decker K C
Dunie j NJ
Ditton william
DUniey Mary Il
Downey Anna
i'''i''''i A'''' -
Edwards II j
Edwards G II
Elgin & Thomson
FLETCHER IL Nj
Foster George
Gray Katie
C,ro,+ s,,,,rol
=, ,a /, .r isrv 2 insT
~, - n, - 2 ~,
H 'iihNi'' l,i $780,
CIV &C.,, 1 riU,1ro
90 80 "So'i M
S,'i,,s,' " Cane
Va iA'A'HN" w.
Hamilton H II
Hamilton Ed
II a.. 20 "a ar NV"
I ~ ,9S w
: Is''Sy Al,
1S ~ ~ 7 o,,is
niitiiS5U3,Ioe " -
ti 81 " as ~ tor,,o
uoidan Ea,,ni"
Honethan John II
Hare L'lb9n
Hud.o IL A
Hughes William
Hull Jas 4
Hyman A be
jackson RT
jackson Nose
Jordan Sam
Jones Sam
Johnson W f
johnson o
hlhoie' henry w
Legard BF
Long, u II
Long, John
N;,,o, Tai.
G ~ me-, . 9 IN
n a.tnn ~
S Stili,l'o'H 4 r,,.
Nj AZ i tni,n
ILL., NJ iiv Shan ooi'"
~ ,ia q ~, -, 1'loP I'm
S Siar.hom'' "a on =
S Nt1iiar No I1auio'''
pti NJ NJ a
i Ns,,o,,,, ~ ana
I ntd,vi,n'i' ~ di,o IT
NJ Hine S"''' W STIii = II
M sIooro' 49, c.'''
Murray. Thomas
Niers. 4
MUTT, Jno V
McNeal, Thomas
Muo aii'ao' n y
O'Neal, Nellie
Orr, q w
dat, 10
l i"'''
Robertsony Mr.
s ScnSeI Nv Wi'iiaii'
s, s nn?y,i,
SHAW, L hlllS "A
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J. 5. DAUGHE RTY,
Ia! lgltt nd SrIg !slltpl,
hbAAEAS. TEXAS.
OFFERS

FOR SALE-Forty sections of flne prairie
land In Crosby, Floyd, Hale and Lubbock
counties, in and adjoining to a growing
colony; very cheap
FOR ga ia farm of $50 acres. halfa mile
southeast OF Forney, GA the I. & P. railroad;
50 acres in cultivation, 1870 In meadow; two
tenant houses, good water, etc
FOR SALE- A farm half mile southwest
from torney; 81 acres In the tract, i5 acres
under fence and In cultivation; good ten
ant hOuse and good well of water.
FOR SALE-25O pieces of property at East
land, the countryside of Eastand COUNT, and
on the line OF the II. & +. railroad, consisting
of choice business and residence lota and
tracts of from five to twenty acres each for
fruit growing ana gardening purposes.
FOR KENT fariA OF % acres, so acres In
cultivation, 10 acres In meadow MESQUITE
on the Il +. Railroad. Good house, stables
water. etc.
FOR RENr-Twenty-thre acres of land
out Of the Sears homestead, "a miles north.
east f'om Dallas.
have county maps of Eastlsnd, Callahan,
Taylor, Jones aid Stephens counties, free 10
those who wish to visit those counties with a
view OF investing In lands. And desire that
all parties who have lands In those counties
that they wish to sell to send me a list of
them. Having had IA surveying CORPS on the
frontier locating lands for the last seven wears.
am well acquainted with the lands OF north.
ern, western and northwestern Texas, and So
licit correspondence with all parties who wish
| to buy lands, either for farming or stock
raielng purposes, or who have money they
wish to invest where they can be satisfied that
the Investment Will return handsome profit.
The recent report of the commissioner of
the general land Office gives the vacant lands
10 Pec0s and Preside counties at between six
ana seven million acres. And the Southern
Racine railway company are surveying the line
OF their road from Ell PasO to san Antonio
through these counties, and all the vacant
lands there are su bject to location with rail
road scrip, and can be obtained at a cost of a
few CENTS per acre, and, In my judgment, of
iers an excellent opportunity for Investment
j. S. DAUGHERTY,
Dallas TaUps
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-09

In a howell on the south side of Pacific
avenue, just east Of the T. & P. railroad
bridge, can be seen about rs much misery
poverty, restitution and distress as is gener-
ally concentrated under one roof. A Mrs.
Howard, who has been deserted by her hus.
band, has four children sick with the measles
without the wberewth tc keep them com.
Portable or provide for their necessities. In
the next room u mother and her infant are
down with the same disease, and in the same
destitute condition. The attention of the
charitably disposed is certainly needed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-09

The folIowingis list of letters remaining
in the Postoflice at Dallas, Dallas county, for
the week ending January 81, 1881, which
if not called for in four weeks, will be sent
to the Dead.Letter office. Parties calling FOR
these letters will please say advertised"
giving date of advertised list:
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Art Amateur

The Art Amateur for February contains
criticism, by Edward Strahan, on the New
York Water Co'cr Exhibition, with over
thirty ilustrl ions; third notice of the
Walters gallery, 10 Baltimore, describing
Dearoc VS. famous "Hemicycle;" piquant
Boston letter, and several articles Of interest
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-09

LIVERPOOL, Feb. S - 70 m. Cotton dull
uplands q; Orleans 615 ,ales 600O;
speculation and export 500; receipts, %, 600;
American, Is, 200; uplands, low lniddllng clause
February delivery -, February and March
%; May an June -; June and
July.
Fntnres stnnnY
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RIGORD'S> u RESTORATIVE

There Is q well-known principle In animal
physiology that no vital action can tel place
excep through the agency Of the nervous sys-
TEN. 1.-THE nerve power In any organ 10 weak
ened then that orgun Ia weak. There ia arena
edy the reach of all, one that has stood the
test for over half century. DIR. RcOrd 3
Vital Restorative has been Bcrutlnized and IN
doreed by the Academy of Medicine Ia PeTls,
no ph0aphorous, cGnthRrldes or other poisOns,
Ia purely Vegetable, producing no reacton,
amt is permanent In effect; Ia q sugar-coatsd
pill, and can be had of Levaaser II 20 10 nis
ne Richelieu, Paris, (FIancel, or Of DR.. 8,
Brown Stgesmond, pr0prletors. Address
Room 10, World Buildlng,N. York. None gen.
ulne without the signature OF s, b. Sgesmond
on the side of each box. send for catalogues;
box oflOO pills, 49, box OF 400, SIC, sent by mail
upon receipt Of price.
DR.. IS. b. SiPesmond:
Dear sir,-ln Justice to you and to the pro-
fession, feel 1t my duty to state the results of
my trial of Records Vital Restorative in my
practice, following the challenge You made.
Case /. Mr.. b., aged 80, impoteut for years
with spermatouhema, weight l2O lbs, very
nervous and debilitated, sleepless aud filed
with nervous fears, had irled every known
remedy. put him under treatment with the
vita, Restorative alone. In six months he
was discharged, perfectly cured. He had re-
gained all his vigorand manhood and weighed
l6O pounds.
Case 9. Mr.. NJ. partial loss OF power. In
six weeks treatment with the Vital Restora-
tive, desire and manly vigor were fully re-
stored. WIN ii. Rom, NJ. D.,
1928 Pine ST., st. Louis.
ST. Souls, November ls, 1879
This Is TO certify that | have been afflicted fol-
years with nervous and general debility, sper-
matorThoa, and softening of the brain. | have
been under the treatment Of several prom.
nent physicians Turing this time with no ben-
ellcial results. Several months ago began
taking Richards Vital Restorative, and am
now perfectly cured. | weighed at the time
III pounds--I now weigh loo pounds.
WIN. BoRsCH
1918 Cass Avenue
st. Louis, April 8, 1850,
had been impotent for II number of years
when | commenced to take Records Vital
Restorative. Within three months | found
myself suddenly restored to my former health
full yigor, and the Cure hos been permanent
j. Il. VINCENT.
know Mr. Vincent, whose name is signed
to the above certificate lie is friend OF
mine, aud know the facts 10 he as he has
stated them. j. NJ. WARD,
Proprietor Grppd Central md Europoa
Hotel
Sold By ~t,oi, ale 500 patatI prns
gthfa geusrnfr ma
Wholesale Agents: Richardson 4 Co ,St.Louih,
Missouri; LLyons, New O'lesns, Louisiana;
Van Shack, Stevenson Il Co., h.cHgo, llll-
nos; Smith, Dnolittle & Emuh, Bostnh, Ma :
VachHRetts John keeshan, Cincinnati, Ohio
Charles Crittenton New Wy
For srle by W. II. Howell & Bro.
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Mrs. Chestnut has removed er millinery
establishment next door to Mr.. j. NJ. Grams
iewe'ry store, on Elm Street, two doors west
of ths banking house OF Flipoen, Adouo d
Lobit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-09

80 .. m.--Uplands, low mddling olsssifica-
ton, May and June delivery, 6 0-16; June ana
J1ly ll-Sa; July and August63S.
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Brodsr, Mau'ioe Hurley. Annie
llllngworth, Wheater Johnson, A X
Schafl, er, LII Simon, Joseph.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07
THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.

benson, Judge
WEDNESDAY, April 9Th
Mary E. Sutton VS.. William Sutton-Referred I,
NJ. F. johnson to take testimony.
In the matter OF the estate of Alexander Hogdol
Case continued to April 9, 1851, at 10 AN
William Beekman vs. - Wilson, CONTINUED
to May g. 1881.
Barrett VS.. Sims-Same order
Heisen vs. a. Heyman-Nerdict for defendant
L. E. Freeman vs.. J. O. Stephenson-on trial
Giovanni Caseli, native of Italy, upon affidavit
that he was under Is years of age when he came tc
| the United States aud the testimony Of GaetonC
Deluehi and P. Gabrielle, admitted to citizen
| ship.
Court adjourned
SUPERIOR COURT CALENDAR-APRIL SEES
SION, 1851.
Law calendar viii be heard each Monday.
Cases marked thus g TO be tired by jury.
Thursday April 7th-509 Caddie Mcdowell VS.
| Charles Hanson; 574, E. II. Skaggs vs. People:
| Bank E. E. Freeman vs.. J. o. Stephenson On
trial.
Friday, April Sth-522, J. F. Letcher vs. E. "
Foster; 476, George Kner vs. NJ NJ. Drew ct al
| 545, Janet Bell vs. G. G. Martin ct al
Tuesday, April 12th-l6 4s2, IL. G. Smith vs. Odd
| Fellows Savings and Commercial Bank ,94S, P.
Weyrch vs.. j NJ. Keller; 10, 1884, Joseph Melvin
| R. S. Carey ct al ; 1850, U. F. Hearth VS.. L.
| kumles; 800, Elizabeth Brown ct al. VS.. Joseph
Wise ct al. f.; 465 Frank Ruhstaer vs. j. G. Cross.
Wednesday, April lSth-575, Peoples Bank w. E.
NJ. Skaggs; 543, Il. S. Hill ct al vs. - Beatty
AIS, J. f. Tranter vs. Mary Hamlint
thursday, April 1dth-R0ot, Nelson Co. vs. A.
S Bryant; 5s5, sophia Schaffer vs. Jacob Schaffer
49S, Louise Dunn vs.. W. P Lyon ct al.
Friday, April 15th-5S4, Edward Booth. admins
traitor, vs. Daniel Stevenson 500, Edward Booth,
administrator, Daniel Stevenson.
Tuesday, April l9th-5S9, A. and NJ. Gomez vs.
John Williams; 3S1, II. W. Baxter Vs. c. f. Trask.
Thursday, April 2lst-G GIL A. c.. freeman and
- Bates vs.; Katharine Hoecke go, A. Hey
man VS.. Louis Strauss.
Friday, April 22d-593, L. D. Jones vs. Foster
Johns ct al.
Thursday, April 2sth-544, F. Kripp vs. Fong
Lee
Tuesday, May Sd-564 William Beekman vs.. Ellen
Wilson ct al SD, John S. Barrett VS.. James V.
Sims ct al.
Tuesday May 1Oth-People VS.. R. II. hIackall
grand larceny)k; People vs. - Williams grand
larceny)*
Wednesday, May 1lth People vs. All Gee Qel-
ony)'; People VS.. Jake Hammond grand larceny
Thursday, May 12th-People VS.. 10. Davis and
Max Marcuse, "a cases (embeZzement).7
Tuesday, May 17th-172, F. Miller vs.. Sacramento
City
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARL1N, April 6th.-Passed here to-day, tc
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow G. Butler,
New York; E. G. Foote and wife, Salt
Lake; Miss Clark. Salt Lake; A. Hastings,
Boston; w. Weber, Boston NJ. G. George,
Portland Oregon; S. I'll. Frank, San Fran.
cisco A. l.. Rogers, Minnesota. Rev. r.
Wainwright, Honolulu; A. ID. Rogers, st.
Paul, MINI. F. FL. Ayers and son, Tusca-
rora, New. /; NJ. Cotton, Germany; G. l..
Hannah, San Francisco Cotton Clarke,
Boston G. w. Taylor, Cherry Creek, New.
Miss Kan, Philadelphia; l.. P. Brown,
Idaho; G.. B. Norton, Idaho /; G. Lsnden,
France; Virginia Dial, Teno, France IS emf
grant passengers, including males, to arrive
in Sacramento April Sth.
NEwHALL, April 6th.-Passed here to-day
to arrive in San FranciEco on the 9TH J. r.
Scupham, J. B. Hume Judson, J. Glib
son. j. Holmes, H. w. Sander, San Fran.
cisco C. H. Simmons Oakland Mr.. and
Mrs. Cumming, w. S. Hobart, San Fran
cisco; J. M. Lyon, A. Reynolds, NJ. D., w.
r. Emmons, Wisconsin; w. NJ. Barton,
Boston J. Davis, 2. NJ. Laurence, San
Bernardo; j. Whistler, Los Angeles j. E.
Bailey, Riverside.
OMAHA, April 6th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive April 10th George NJ. Pullman,
Miss Florence Pullman, Flossie Clark, James
H. Smith, Chicago-in Pullman private car
c. L. Colby, President of Wisconsin Central
Railway. and family, Milwaukee-in private
car; g. W. Coffin, wife and child, United
States Navy; A. Z. Richards, Alex Thomp-
son, Charles Walters of Coles circus, X.
Kenny and sons, San Francisco: Rev.
Ernest E. Wood, Rev. John G. Fair, New
York J. w. Brown, Sioux, Ia; j. S. NJ.
Jones, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Emery, Iowa
City, la.
Twenty-one through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento April 18th.
KANSAS CITY, April 6th.-Left here To-
day, via Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
shire and wife, San Francisco n. Kauf,
Bullion, Wis; Wm. d. Bliss, San Francisco
r. j. Peckham, San Jose, Cal.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07

New SpoRTsMEN's CLuB.-A new gun
club has been organized in this city, under
the name of the Pacific Sportsmens Club of
Sacramento. The following have been
elected as its officers G. d. Hopper, Presi-
dent Charles Flohr, Vice-President; j. E.
Robert Ash. Treasurer Executive Commit
tee-William Norton, William Graf, G. ID.
Hopper and Charles Flohr. The club will
soon hold glass-ball shoot, and an occa-
sional pigeon match will also be held among
its members. They have adopted the same
rules as those of the Forester Gun Club
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07
Epw. oApWALADER.

nFP1cE CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
residence, corner Tenth and streets, sacra-
mento, Cal
Notary Public.
United States Commissioner. ans.
Commissioner of Deeds for the States ana 1erri-
tories and Conveyancer: o.., a..
Deeds, Mortgages. Wills, Lesses, Contracts, etc,
drawn and acknowledged. nii'U
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TIME TABLE
OF the Mail and Express Hand.Car Lin,
Between sacramento and Bav:syilie.

+ FAVE WESTERN HOTEL, SACRAMENTO, AT
7:30 and 11;30 A. NJ. and 3 P. ". every day, the
first trip connecting with trains ior Woodland and
up country, and the second with trains for San
Francisco. Leave Davisville for Sacramento at S
A. M. and II N. and 3;45 P. every day. mr1l+islR
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07

IMPURE BLOOD is shown by skin disorders,
pimples, swellings, ulcers, etc. also, by liver
and kidney complaint, constipation, piles,
indigestion, biiousness, dependency, lassi-
tude, general weakness, and many other
symptoms. Purify with King of the Blood.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07

Go 20 the Lafayette, X ST.. bet. Third and
FOURTH for fine Wines, Liquors aud Cigars. TIE
Best Billiard Table in town j. o. HECTOR. aI-5pln
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07
GENERAL NOTICES.
Too Lnfet

How often do we hear this cry OF anguish from
those who find themselves sinking fast urder the
pressure of disease, as they look back at the lost
opportunities regain their health. To all such
SAY, it is not too late Try BRfSToL'S SARSA-
PARILLA and PILLS; they have cured hundreds
OF sufferers. Try them; try them ALT
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07

Business Advertisements
Chas. Zeitler-Pioneer hardware dealer.
BristoPs sarsapariIla and pills.
F.. F. Tebbets- Dentist, SLY street.
J. A. Cunningham Boiler and iron works.
Greed Haymond-Attoruoy at law.
Pieneer Livery Stable-T. D. SERVER.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07

Francisco Cal, April l, 1SSl-Notiee to Holders OF
Policies in the Piedmont and Arlington Life In
surance Company issued or delivered in the State
OF Cal fornia. You are requested to at once file
your policies, together with the last Premium
receipts in this office, for valuation.
j. c MAYNARD
ap4-3plm lnsuranee Commissioner.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07

For oysters Cooked 10 Perfection, In
every style, or Genuine Porter House Steak, go
to SHEARS Oyster Parlors (Ciunie Block), Eighth
and streets. All Liquors warranted pure, mrl6 I'm