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J. y. " HIFKEE,
County Superintend-

A BIG BOOM IL BARGAINS AT HEF-
FLEY'S OLD RELIABLE C0RNER!,-
From now until the ist OF September,
the following bargains are offered, to make
.-....,, 6 lT7.,..o, q 81
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T. p. Cummins Post, 2i0, G. 4. K, con-
sisiing OF 90 members, was organized a;
Somerset. Pa, in l. c. O. +. Hail, June 10Th,
1881, by Captain George F. Randolph, ac-
companied by Commander ". +. Houpt.
Adjutant George W. Gageby, and 4s COM
rades, Post No 80, Johnstown. Pa The
following officers were selected and mus
tered:
Colonel ]. r. Edic, Post Commander; A.
c. Davis, Adjutant; Capt. w. H. Schrock,
Vice Commander; DIR. John Bflls Junior
Vice Commander; Capt. K. r. Sanner,
Chaplain; Geo. H. Tayman, Quarter Master
John II. Huston, Quarter Master Sergeant
Geo. NJ. HoldeTbaum, Sergeant MIoior; Capt.
C. J. Harrison, Officer of day; Maj. J. b.
Trcdwcll. Officer of the Guard.
The Post is now in good working order,
and extends cordial invitation TO ali old
soldiers Of the County TO become members.
Send in your applications.
A. c. DAVIS.
Aiiutant.
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POLITICAL.

To THE PuDLIc.-A report having been
put in circulation that ] had withdrawn
from the canvass or intended TO do SO,
take occasion to inform the public that such
is not the case, thai | mean to fight It out 70
the bitter end, and hope by united effort
Of my friends to receive the nomination.
J. Robert WAITER.
4 CNED-l hear tlat 4 report IS being
circulated by some interruptions candidates
and their friends, that John j. spangler had
taken the advantage OF me in a business
transaction resulting in my personal en-
barrassment. ! Will here say that the re
port is unsoundcl and that there is nohuth
Init.
JEFFERSON RHoADs.
- aleyersdale t5.ameroiol please copy.
REP County GENITAL CoA&rrEE,
Ls PogTE, IND, March 2i 1881
JOSIAH KELLER, EsQ.,
SOMERSET, Pa,
Dear SlR:-
Understanding that S. L. Trent, Esq, IS
4 candidate for the Office of Prothonotary
ofyonr county and that you are the Repub-
can Chairman, am impelled by motives Of
gratitude for his invaluable services during
our late campaign to write you this word in
his behalf IS Republican Chairman Of
LaPort county, I feel that much Of the cred
il Of our recent cieto,y in this Congressional
district is due to him. We had plenty Of
noted speakers but 10 one did more effect
ual work than your brilliant young orator
from Pennsylvania, and iu common with
his many other friends here would be glad
to know that his great services arc in some
way properly rewarded.
Believing that our party oaght to cnconr-
age such young men, I write this, hoping
that your people viii honor themselves by
honoring him with the Office he now seeks.
This is unknown to Mr.. Trent, and yoa
can use It as you desire.
Yours very truly.
c. b. SIMMONS,
Chairman Rep Com. La Porte Co, Ind.
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What has become Of our Street Commits
sioner? Isn't it about time to put the street
scrapers at work
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Oar streets were crowded with our country
brethren saturday. 1t was field day for
the candidates.
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josiah Saylor was inoarcerated in The
county jail last Saturday for i'll treating his
wife.
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Weare almost persuaded to accept the
doctrine held by some, that children are
born liars, and have to be educated in the
paths of truth Men are but children Of q
larger growth, and we have positive evil
dence that the education OF some OF them
has been sadly neglected in this particular,
as witness the story now being diligently
circulated by some of our County Officials
to their shame be it spoken--as well as by
Others, that a caucus was held IN this place
last week, in which the editor Of this paper
and others participated, whoreat, selection
from the candidates was made, and ticket
fixed up" oragreed upon
We have simply TO say that no caucus wss
held Of which we have knowledge, no ticket
or set of candidates agreed upon, that the
story is lie made Of whole cloth, known
to be 50 by the parties circulating it, and
that the voter or candidate who permits
himself 70 be influenced by it, IS as green rs
n gosline.
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The glorious fcurih is coming on apaee,
and how viii our citizens celebrate the day?
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Mr. John II. Morrison, of Bakersyilie,
had on exhibition al the Diamond Saturday
afternoon, one Of the Hollingsworth Patent
Hay Rakcs, for which he is the agent. The
rake has two levers, one TO be worked by
the foot and the other by the hand. It is
the most complete rake We have yet seen.
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t-l every Gepai,lica, voter ii tie coUnty
go 20 the polls Saturday and vote t. place
IL nomination for the s.rious Offices the
men Of bis choice
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An adjourned court VIA be held cn Thurs
day, the Goth day Of June, 1881.
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We have speedy and positive Cure, for
Cartarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth and
Head Ache, in sHIL0H'S CATARRH
REMEDY. \ nasal Injector free with each
bottle. Use il if you desire health and
sweet breath. Price 30 cts. Sold by Geo
W Benford. Druggist. Somerset, Pa.
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The >Express train leaves Pittsburgh at $40 p
N. arriving at Connellsyille 1905 p. NJ, Rock
wood Ii-40 z. N. In return the Express leaves
Cumberland at 2:35 Il. NJ, arriving at Rock
wood 4:33 a. H., ConneusYillc 6.oi 4. NJ, Pits
burgh s:45 4. II.
The most direct and pleasant route 10 tie East
and South via Washington City.
Through Mall leaving at 10:3l \. ~, daily, ar
rves at Washington at e:t5 A. NJ; Baltimore, 1888
7. NJ; Philapelphia 3:i0 A. n. New York e:45 \.
NJ. Richmond ll:55 A. II.
Through Express, leaving SOS P. n, daily, ar
rivcs at Washington at $50 A. NJ; Baltimore, It1
a. NJ. Philadelphia; l;l5 p. NJ. N. Y, 4:45 T. N.
Through Mail trains daily.
Exposes trains daily except Sunday.
Accommodation trains and Fdyette Lxpfess
daily except Sunday.
Ticket Offices, corner Flfth Ayenre and Wood
streets, and depot corner Grant and Water sts
Pittsburgh, Pa.
c. X. LORD, Gen. Passenger Agent.
L. III. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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RALTGM0RE sG OHIO x. Z
pr-rTcr,rrpC.rJ nrxyrsrov


On and after May %, 1851, traias en- this road
will depart from ana arrive az depot, corner Grant
and Water Streets. as follows.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Henry Miller, late Of Eorthanpton
Twp, decd.
Letters testamentary on the above estate having
been granted to the undersigned by the proper au-
thority. notice Il hereby given to all persons in
debted 10 said estate TO make immediate pay
mcnt, and those having claims against II to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement on
Saturday. July Goth, iSsi at the late residence OF
the deceased
:. II. MILLER.
J. x. EESLER,
jane - Executors.
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Hon. l. NJ. Kimmel, Of CliambersbuTg,
formerly resident Of this place and Judge
of the old Somerset, Bedford and franklin
district, is visiting in town, and is the guest
Of r. J. Kooser, Esq. The Judge is looking
Aale and hearty and as young as when he
left Somerset, some twenty years ago.
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This new musical instrument has now been
thoroughly tested and Il offered % the public ln

This now musical instrument has now been
thoroughly ,ested and Il offered % the public Ia
improved terrt
II Is simple In lis construction,
net liable to get cur Of order
and easily managed. Can bs
played By aehild SIX years oil
WilltUrnish amusement to ali.
II contains p notes and plays
in three different keys. II Is
tuned so that Il is n gOoi a.
ceUlrsanf nfqaeut to the voice. The Workmanship IS
ofths hest quality the wood being Of back wal
nut, finished in good style, VIC invite comparison
in regarl 10 n.usical as well as is meeharcai ex
eeution. It is truly wonderful what scope and
with what precision il executes l. IS one oi me
kind that sreaSs for ITSELF and need only be seen
and heard 70 be appreciates. We quote from the
Seientihc American, Nov. 18th The most re-
rr;Sabe feature OF ths invention "a the regulari
tv and perfection with which the muzic Is render
ed. An the parts are Played and the music Is Of
no mean ORDER
send address for eircuiar and catalogue. Can
yasscrs wanted
NORRIS y WHITE, Agents.
No. 3z8 Liberty st.
9iay IS, E-o. pittsburgh, fa.'
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The Best Wool Hat IL thecounty a 5oeis.
Clocks and Looking Glasses at less than
cost to close out. Remember that all goods
viii be sold cheaper than the cheapest 10
make room for another stock.
y. E. Con- DrAMoEp,
S0NEusET PEYHA.. II. HErfLEY.
June -. 1881. J
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riAe last load look at thc ANNOUNCE
aenis
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eoMIlMEIIsS!oMEs' MIlME SALE
UNSEATED LANDS
SOMERSET coUN4 Y.f.A.
Tuesday, Jply 5th, 1851

X IL Commissioners Of soinesset County hereby
4 give retice that they VIII sell, at public s.tic
in tue Court reom In Somerset Borough on
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lands, which have been purchased from the
Treasurcrs Of said county, and have remained I'M
for five years and upwards. Agreeable
to the Act Of Assembly Of March 10, 1915, and the
supplemental act thereto of March, 1s2i.
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d.eaA WEEK. sl2a day a. home easily made
- = Costly oaths f-se. Ad'iress IEuE Z Co.
sugusta. Maine. Mar.fG-fyT.
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Chairman Rep Com. La Porte Co, Ind.
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JOSIAH KrrIER,
HENRY hREGAR.
Somerset. Pa.

A'm WoES.-I ana prepared to make ell
1h, Of hair work, except hair jewclry-
SWITCHES fronts, etc. at the rate of 20 cents
aa nmco f,r silk and from 20 10 - cents an
eiice for cotton. No work under 80 cents
1u,esi. Work can besentthrough SOM
engi Post Office or left at late residence Of
laft fss SI.rl;s 7ao-g
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Fifteen public examinations were held
during the year. Two hundred and sixty
two provisional and five professional GER
tificates were issued. Forty-seyen appli-
canis were rejected The majority Of The
applicants this year were Older and better
qualified than those Of the two preceding
xreors
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,o1irE-All persons are hereby given no
1le iiiat visitors win not be entertained at
'ae Poor House ssrm on Sunday, and are
ns2,cfaily requested not to infringe on
'snoiice. BY order of the Board Of Di-
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SeiEslag lagi.spGSrs Rgaoar.--In submit.
ting this nay last report 70 ths Department.
am raiiied stu to be able 10 rspoft rros,-
rex. Although our schools III many re-
Sprcis are not what shey shouid be, sc. II is
evident that they arc Improving Il i
especially gratifying 70 be able to report that
the year just closed Was inarica BY more
interest manifested in the welfare Of oar
public schools tllai The preceding year, and
that in many eases teachers salaries were
incrnased
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KANhi!N IlAI NJ,
Steward
iera we are again with our pure celebrat-
- n'af Copper BOD. Anyone wishing their
ai'ss protected against lightning should
'-'' oii rs at once. Satisfaction guaranteed
ofno rav.
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NDIrIc \ y II Q HHthIs.
No. 3z8 Liberty st.
9Iay IS, 2 Eo. Pittsburgh, fa.,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-08
THE ELECTORAL COUNT.
The Full Text of the Resolution Adopted
in the House.

by Telegraph
WASHINGTON, February 7th.-After spir'
tied debate in the House on Saturday the
electoral count resolution of Senator Morgan
was adopted. Following is the text of the
resolution
First-That the two Houses of Congress
shall assemble in the hall of the House a
Representatives on Wednesday, the 9th day
of February, 1881, at u NJ, and the Presi-
dent of the Senate shall be the presiding off,
Ger. That one person shall be appointed as
teller on the part Of the Senate and two on
the part of the House, to make list Of the
votes as they shall be declared. That the re-
suit shall be declared to the President of the
Senate, who shall announce the state of the
vote, and the persons elected, to the two
Houses assembled as aforesaid, which shall
be deemed declaration of the persons who
are elected President and Vice. President OF
the United States, and which shall, together
with o list of the vote, be entered on the jour
nails of the two Houses.
Second-That if it shall appear that any
votes of Electors for President and Vice
President of the United States have been
given on day other than that fixed for cast
ing such votes by the A3t of Congress, il
pursuance Of the Constitution of the United
States, if the counting or emitting the counting
of such votes shall not essentially change the
result, they shall be reported by the Presi
dent of the Senate in the following manner
The votes of Electors cast on - day of -
1881, If counted, the result would be for A
B, for President of the United States, =
votes, and c d, for President of the United
States, - votes; if not counted, the re
suit would be for A B, for President of the
United States, - votes, and for G ID, fol
President of the United States, - votes
but in either event - is elected Presiden
of the United States, and in the same man
ner the declaration shall be made for Vice
President
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THE IRISH TROUBLES.
Appeal to the People. Asking Them to
Remain Quiet.

Remain Quiet.
IBy telegraph
LONDON, February 6th.-The Irish mem
bers have issued manifesto to the Irish peo-
pie, asking them to remain quiet and not
allow themselves to be forced into conflict
with the armed forces OF the empire. The
address is as follows:
Fellow. Countrymen AT moment wnen
too many acts of the Irish Executive abrogate
the law and tend to drive you from the posi-
tions of constitutional action, the reign of
force has been inaugurated against Us, your
representatives, here on the floor of the House
of Commons. A proposal to depart from the
ordinary and legitimate procedure OF Par
| lament. and TO suppress at a stroke the hb-
critics of our country, has imposed upon us
duties from which we could not shrink.
Strictly and admittedly combining ourselves
within the rules and laws of parliamentary
action, we resisted these fragrant proceedings
only by resolving to oppose illegality. On
Wednesday last, in violation Of the laws and
liberties of Parliament, the voice of the Irish
representatives was arbitrarily silenced, not to
facilitate any effort of useful legislation for the
English people, which has always received
our advocacy and support, but in order that
coercion Act for ireland might be forced
through the Legislature. Last evening we
thirty-five, your representatives, tor claiming
our rights within the rules and presidents of
this assembly, were removed by foree from
the chamber. The scene, recalling the worst
days of the Stuarts, disgraced the records of
Parliament Advantage was taken of our
enforced absence to rush through the House
resolution which was designed against Ire
land, which vests IN an individual autocracy
the power to deprive us of our liberty. In
the midst of such proceedings the news which
reaches us from Ireland daily grows in grav-
ity. Meetings are Illegally suppressed, arrests
are arbitrarily made. Yesterday, man well
known to US and to many of you during these
recent events as counselor of tolerance, for
his self-restraint and prudence, has been
seized without warning and flung back into
the horrors of penal servitude.
Fellow countrymen, we adjure you in the
midst of these trials and provocations to
maintain the noble attitude that has already
assured your ultimate victory. to reject every
temptation to conflict, disorder and crime,
| and not to be terrorized by the brief reign of
despotism. II you be true to yourselves
your triumph is certain. To our countrymen
in Great Britain we appeal to Illustrate all
endeavors to excite eumity between them
and their English fellow-citizens among
whom many generous voices are even row
raised in our behalf. Fellow-countrymen, in
the discharge of our duties here our attitude
and our actions have been and shall be in
every instance guided by consideration for
your interests. We ask you, by your orderly
self-restraint, your mistaken organization,
and your determined perseverance, to
strengthen our hands in the struggle we are
maintaining
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-08
STATEMENT FROM PARNELL.
He Gives His Views in Regard to the
Arrest Of Davitt.
IBy telegraph

He Gives His Views in Regard to the
Arrest OF Davttt.
by Telegraph
Boston, February 5th.-The Globe pub
fishes the following cable dispatch from Par
nell:
The Government expected that the blow
struck at the Land League by Michael
Davitt's arrest would be crushing one, but
heavy as it is to US personally, we have al
ready indications that it will recoil upon the
forces of landlordism. The Irish people, in
stead of being intimi6ated thereby, are
firmly bracing themselves for the coming
struggle, and assurances reach me from all
sides that there will be no fiinching among
Irishmen in these arduous times If they are
destined to fail. Poor Davitt sleeps tonight
in Millbank convict prison, after his first
day of penal toll. He arrived in London
early this morning. Several Irish men,
beers of Parliament waited up all night
in order to salute him on his ar
rival. but he was taken away secret
". privately brought before magis-
trate for recommittal, and ordered straight
to Milbank yesterday. The bowls, cheering
and signs of uproarious Joy with which the
British House of Commons, the first assem-
bly of gentlemen in the world, greeted the
news of Dayitt's arrest, made up the most
brutal and painful scene ever witnessed in
the chamber. We are doing our utmost to
mitigate the horrors of Davitt's confinement,
as he is in very delicate health, but we greatly
dread the result for him. To-day a strong
reaction has set in after the first excitement.
The Radicals of England will yet dis sover
the mistake they make in condoning the au-
tocracy of the Speaker of the House Of Com
mons and allowing liberty to be trampled in
her own temple. Sooner or later the coali-
tion of Wing and Tory territorialists must be
formed to max e head against English democ-
racy, and they will then find how fatal for
their own freedom was the precedent of yes
terday. Z. >. PARNELL.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.
CHOICE FAMILY Gao 3ERIEs

e. III a r. ID ~ -
SUCCESSOR TO RAKDT & TAYLOR,
SOUTHEAST CORNER SECOND AND VI SITS.
Free Delivery to All Parts OF the City.
ioJ-
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ga NI. u. EI$HGR,
No. eIe st. .[ja25-4p1ml.. Bet. Ninth and Tenth
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Sacramento 6 PlaC8rVilIs Railroad

2 . sssH Il z y - -
On and after Wednesday,, Nov. IL, 1850.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Trains Will run as follows, daily, except Sundays
Leave Sacramento for Folsom, Latrobe
and Single Springs. ..........-.. 200 4.
Leave Sacramento for Folsom ........... S:o0F.E
Leave Shingle Springs for Latrobe, Fol-
som and Sacramento. .-......... 10:35 4. Z
Leave Latrobe for Folsom and Sacra.
mento. 11:19A.k
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. . 7:00A.M
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. ....- 1886 P. N.
d7-u J. B. WRIGHT, Sup't.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
From Paris 10 vienna ON a Bicycle

81 carried with me, among my scanty bag.
gage, small supply of Coca, an Indian tonic,
by which l was able to assuage the sudden
and painful hunger which sometimes &C.
companies continued exertion. When fatigue
and sleep began to tell upon me, the marvel.
GUS Coca again supported me and gave me
strength" NJ. LAUMAILLE,
Who rode bicycle from Paris to Vienna, q
distance of 760 miles, in a little more than
twelve days.
The unequaled tonic and reinvigorating
powers are embodied 10 the Liebig Co.'s cele-
brated Coca Beef Tonic. Beware of cheap,
worthless limitations under our and similar
names. Ask for Coca Beef Tonic.
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Con,rnencfns wednesday, Decemb'r Is, 1880
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
TRAIN AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO


AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
TRAIN AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
AS FOLLOWS:
A,SA A.M.-(Sun lays excepted)tAcconamod
1sCV dation Train 20 AarYsyille, Red Bluff ano
Redding.
r,AA A. M.S(Daiiy)- Overland, E migrant,
lsVV Freight and Accommodation Trai1.
100 A. bsnas or sn ssgses. Sa Dss
fSundays excepted) at Davis with Accom-.
N, dation Train to Woodland, Williams and
willows Connects daily at Suisun foi
Vallejo, and via Napa Junction for Calls
toga (stages for the Geysers).
1A.(sA A. M.-(or as soon thereafter as pTac
AVsVv tieable Sundays excepted Steamer to-
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
ds.Os A. H.-(Daiiy)-Local Passenger Train
L ascC for Stockton, Tracy, Livermore, Niles
Oakland and San Franc sco. Connects
at Gait for lone, and at Niles for San
Jose.
10.HAP. M.4Sundays excepted> Local Pas
ISsEV senger Train for Davis, Benicia and Sal
Francisco. Connects at Suisun for Vallejo
and (via Napa Junction) for Calstoga.
FG,QA z. M.-(Sundays OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I%sCV Train for Davis and Woodland. Con
meets at Woodland for Williams and
a.SA p. M.-Daily}-Atanti Express for Col
XIV fax, Reno Carson and virginia., Battle
Mountain (Austin), Palisade lEurekal
Ogden, Omaha and East
Sb.csA II. M.-Daily1Oregon Express foI
xsSV Marysviile, Chico, Red Bluff and Reddina
(stages for Portland, Oregon).
O,el r. M.-SSundays exceptedl-Local Ac.
Sow commodation Train to Lathrop. Connects
with the Arizona Express for MERGED
MADEIRA yosemite and Big Treesl, Visalia,
Sumner, Moiave Newhall (San Buena-
ventura and Santa Barbara), Los An.
geles Santa Monica " lnlington, SAINTS
Ana (San Diegol, Cotton and Yuma (Col
orado river steamers, connecting direct
with daily trains Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad of Arizona for Maricopa (stages
for Phoenix and PRESCOTT Casa Grande
(stages for Florence), Tucson, Benson
(stages for Tombstonel, Wilcox and
Deming POS miles from San Francisco
(stages for New Mexico) Sleeping cars
between Oakland, Los Angeles, Yuma
and Benson.
Q.kf p. M.-(DailyeLocal Passenger Trair
OsoV for Davis, Benica and San Francisco.
ks0A r. DaiyHWestward Emigrani
OsOV Train, via Davis and Benicia, for San Fran.
cisco.
NIX r. M.-(sundays excepted) y Passenger
q slO Train to Davis, Woodland and Knights
Landing
o.sA p. SUNDAYS excepted)- Virginia
CsOV City Express for Auburn, Coliax, Truckee
and Reno. Connects with Virginia and
Truckeo Railroad for Carson and Virginia.
Sleeping Car from Sacramento to Carson.
A. N. TOWNE. General Superintendent
7. Il. GOODMAN. 80. .Gen'i Pass'r and Ticket Agent