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, 1881-02-19

May On thn afternoon cnl Aprti closed At sla.oS
3lt.t7{. b,i nfierwnrd. rnltl At ffhGs
hAtsliAhshnrtu lf&17<c per 1ul lbs fall back Inct
mi InsetsG 3c cissi.s sa above the !ast n 81,
sst a. t!I Hui sni!nr *nry Ut tsonss
enn at1ll c. kcnr AMI NJ tl:sxa1lilts K,,h ATM
marknt c!;,. a t ior r,i,n 'ni.. .l" n sc,!nr ~;
sr!lsr May t!n III. nftrrstt'f r,si, April vlose1 al
sn'3s; - Z. u 70 mt nlsrWat,,s toIti " sit1!tI
!atsst grless q rhur:day Tor ocal futures. wh!n
rnger II = sn"s @ "ss Msn 81
thn.'':te5s @ ~ a taf rc!ler Mnsc'i Gn sly .c!Ict
ttLnii tt1nulibs t!o ~ t7 tcter sinrrD, ftHkta
seiiSr APRIL mud t4t1A1ts12h rr!1oF May, lriG0s of
full cuTot unIcys otherwise specified;
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vnns.
Some parties in tho trnde recall tho ftot ttlut
nbout this tttno lust year tho farmers wero busy
blowing In some aeetipnB Of tho Wust: also that
less fM!l plowing wns done Inst autumn thun Ia
1latnl at TINT stason. How much bearing this
may hayo tin tho sprfnH wllont crop pf tho cllr-
rent yeMr will DO differently cstlMntcl by differ
cut Individuals.
1t WIS su!d ycatorlay that tho 1unRtics had alt
got into tho pork crnwG, envinK tho grain ulAs-
kuta more rltlonnl thun usual.
1t wts reported yesterday that there hns ro-
Gently boon quito demand hero for Low HEat!o
wheAt by anulplc, tho buyers wanting 1t to gcnd
to SllIwnukbc. where 1t ts EXPECTED to pnss ns
No. 0. A good deal Of work OF this general tenor
has boen tone hero during tho pnst, md tho fact
hus boon varlously eo,n1au..tol I'll. Some people
have claimed that It proves the Milwaukee, in-
spccuon 10 be butter and moro lust thnn ol,B,
while otAors claim that It haa resulted III d let
ttnk down Of tho milwaukee, gradcs to point
where shippers do not vuluo thom us bolng equal
to ours
0NAtH IHarECr10M
Tb thf Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Fob. l1.-lh your report Of tho test1.
mony Of 4. N. Wright before tho Senate lnyes-
fighting Cn,nnltttHe at Springfield You make
Wright any, "Walkcr, ono OF tito Appeal Com
1nlttec, told witness fow tlnys ago that nil tho
ncInbors OF tho Committee did not visit tho
eArs; tflAt sometimes only OF tho C01ntuittGp
did ~, ard tho otura bnscd thor opinion o,, hla
report" For tho Information OF lilo trndo do
sire to say thAt, II Mr.. Wright la correctly ru-
ported. no stated Whnt hc k1elg to DC an absolute
fa{sc|,4od. JOHN WALKElt,
Ono nf tho App1nl EotnuIttDs.
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Nurt r1ts. seller a Arr closed nt tsU!,&aS.M Lung
clears Qu,leil ut q. IL IbAo tsIi f7 C,nur
iEns. %tsAa hoxnu. lang Gnt l.n,s. nta}3c. swast-
Arcsn hams, tht,ts yBr,lTn. hfesttc.
liAcun gn0cA NJ h{Gsfu for s.uuldorn, sAG8Hc forF
srt ribs, SsdsHsle r ttlurt elols. it!uofur hams.
All TinsAkrt md pncknH. :. .... Ill. 10y.
. nEEF-W ~ qnet nt fA01l9.1 for n1Cs3t Gnt10.50
for oxtEa moss, md eI3.b1AAAW for hams
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BsffsSsSA4gtSss1ff
GATTLS AAl.kA

tha naa9af Sss II ;s aaaiy .hs -. soas 6
upanoH la.o eHs wnen buyers ~ nj atss: ~
buying frsuly lztvs weru stin'9 ,fts. ~ vuta9a
Ing {rtto hlJhsr than for ths t.{ . xa3 ~. Iii
oSoies i has1y % II snSi fneiy ~s,g9 ~,ss,9.i.of ls.Ma sa
Aeeve r. ~ *nd not ,aany bsi2., III Il al bsN S'
z1d salpa ukxa kalxhIs ~ A998"s~
, 1881-02-19
MINING NEWS.

speetnt Ditraseh TO 7he Chicago Trtbnne.
1l0srOS, Fub. 1s-ln mining shares, l1arshaw
advanced y, to IS: CntaIpa lilo, to IL:
brunswick nntmony y, to 6,l; Osccola u, to
:aM; phLron declined Il TO ~; Quincy 1s, to o.;
Empire ~ to l: Contcntmcnt !f, to .; Duncan
4, to 1t Il,u Ill. Il, to &; International aitvcr
sold at u, nnu utlicrs M bGfore.
To the 1Tfstern Aysoeiattd Trtss.
Isosros, Feb, 1B,-MinIng stocks closed:
Altoncx tnewlu..... ~ Asndl<un Copprr....... TX
Cu1utNet Il ltucI., ~ p0Hmhic tti6W).u.. II
CnlApa ~. 7h i}n!ney
tOptGr Falls. t4t 1sttixe. M
Ffankilti... tG5fSTGr lnfGL. 81
, 1881-02-19

FoFuiKn pxchHlixe WIS strung. Il, yynlpnthy
with rapid spurt In New York. Sterling pusted
ratos Closed Vt 4Slsf and sS0si. laukpra' Art,lnl
rates closod ut 4Si for slxty.lay bills usd 4y0a&
for demand. For alxty.lay commercial bIlls for
prompt delivery, 4Bl0tS!. Fur three wetka
delyury, 4SlsfG Sixty -tuy commercial bIIIs
prompt delivery Oh HAvrs. GaGcH.7A. llor-
depax. S2oEGas1A on buyers. and bankers. 6.7st
si1ty-duy coal'uorclaI b!lla Oh Autworp. deliver
able prompt. were 6uOhlts7A. uunkeEs' h:l!A
On 0srmauy we're WN for sixty days and
saX for dsmands ninety.day prompt ootn-
, 1881-02-19

Tho Now York f>YsdIlce Exchange tFcEklv
gives the following as tho ysltlo supply OF gralu
OIL the dntcs named:
, 1881-02-19

Are. Fartlngton und her son lku, 1t IL ea1d, both
1Ss OEs bulls Cough Syrup Tor eolda.
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BREvITIES.

The Chinese have got so full Of compressed
! thester since the suppression of their old one
1 on Third street that the China fiddle. sweet
sounding gong and other implements of opera
are Kept constantly going at their new place
on the north 81 le Of l street, which was
opened on Sunday afternoon. The location
is probably so far removed from the resi-
dences of white people that no complaint
will be made, but it has already frightened
all the mud-hens from the slough.
| The horse of street lamp-ighter stepped
upon the iron cap of a sewer msn-hole at the
corner of Seventh and n streets last evening,
while going the rounds, when the casting
broke and let the horse in to its shoulders
! The rider made good time in getting off, and
the horse was lifted out, and apparently sus-
tanned no injury.
Large shipments Of steel rails for the South
ern Pacific continue. Eighteen carloads were
forwarded from here yesterday to Deming,
New Mexico, which is the most easterly
established station upon the road, although
the track is laid many miles beyond.
A Justice of the Peace in this county @
few days since held Chinaman to answer for
committing an assault on Sherman Island +"
This is the first time on record where man
was cEininslly charged with endeavoring to
put head on real estate.
The Indian Gold Mining Company has
fled in the office of the Secretary of State
its certificate of the revocation of the APP
pointment of Daniel A. Rice as IT'S agent,
and the appointment instead of S. B. Davis,
of Newcastle.
Nineteen carloads of cattle passed through
from Nevada yesterday for San Francisco,
and niue for Delano, in the San joaquin
valley.
No immigrant passengers will arrive from
the East to-day or tomorrow.
One carload Of lumber from this market to
Benson, Aiizona, yesterday.
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TEE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
benson, Judge.


| MONDAY, January q, 1881.
| Estate of Marnaduke Ransom, deceasad-Decre,
entered OF due notice given to creditors. Final ac
! count set for hearing February 18th.
Estate and guardianship OF James Treganza, Fran
| els TreganZl It al, minors-D. Hobbs sppOinteC
| guardian. Bond fixed at s. 600. C. W. Pierce
John Walcott and Andrew Kelly appointed ap
| praisers.
Estate of Eleanor Swinerton, deceased-Decree O.
settlement OF final account and distribution
| George Olsen vs.. His Credtors-A, Hebron
| Sheriff, appointed assignee.
! Estate A. P. Smith, deceased-Decree of due
notice is given to creditors; also, OF settlement Oh
| final account of estate.
Estate OF Theodore Mans, deceased Decree fol-
partial distribution.
Estate of Margaret E. Weller deceased-Decree
of settlement of final account and distribution Of
estate.
Estate of Louis c. Garceau deeeased-Letters
granted to George f. Bronner, Public Administra
tor Appraisers Joseph Wallis, L. B. Douglass and
W. B. Hamilton.
Estate Of James C. Kork- Decree confirming sale
OF real estate.
F. L. Anderson vs.. William Rehabilitation for a
new trial argued and submitted.
Jacob Keiber vs.. Ellen Currier-Denurrer to COM
plant sustained. One day allowed to amend, and
i've days thereafter TO answer.
Booth VS.. Stephens-T twenty days additional time
allowed defendant to answer.
Peter Weybrich vs. T. Keller-Case continued for
the session, and defendant allowed twenty days
from date TO f,e answer such pleading he
may choose.
Estate of Jackson Locke, executor-Allowed to
expend $50 for monument to be placed at grave
of deceased
Estate of Mark Hatch, deceased-Decree that due
notice to creditors has been given.
The People George Wilams-Pro of
sentence postponed till 10 A. NJ January Goth
The People vs. julius Francis Information for
burglary Dismissed upon mott N of the District
Attorney.
The People julius Francis Information for
burglary)-Same order.
James A Reavis VS.. Ada Pope Reavis-Decree of
divorce granted to plaintiff upon the ground OF
desertion.
Estate of Margaret Keale, disqualification for
probate of will heard and case taken under advise
ment by the Court
j. c. Tubbs VS.. The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company-Case argued and submitted.
A. w. Bryan vs.. Swain and Seeger-Remittitur
from Superior Court filed, and entered OF record
affirming judgment.
Minnie c. Buchanan ct al. vs. Manuel Castro
Continued for the session upon motion Of defendant,
and IN accordance with stipulations.
Estate of John Eberhart, Decentralization to
set aside homestead widow filed and SCI for hear
ing February 7Lh.
Court adjourned
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
TT " Raxter We q = Trask
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
CALIFORNIA.
The Mussel slough settlers sentent

The Mussel slough settlers Sentenced,
SAN Francisco, January 2ith.-On the
opening of the United States Circuit Court
at II o'clock this morning, Judges Sawyer
an Hoffman presiding the latter said that
in the case of j. j. Doyle and others 1.-THE
Mussel Slough settlers recently convicted OF
resisting United States Marshal Poole in his
attempts to execute writs of possession OF
lands in Mussel Slough country. on the 18th
of MAY LAST, We have carefully considered
the question on the motion for new trial,
and have examined the evidence and do not
find that any l. justice has been done to the
defendants, except as to Chancey Talbot, in
which case there is doubt of actual resist
ance against the n arshal. In that case new
trial is granted, and refused as to the other
defendants. Judge Sawyer then passed sen
tence of $500 Gne and inpris ,nment in the
Santa Clara Jail Ger eight months upon each
of the FIVE defendants
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NEW MEXICO.
Moro Murders by Apachcs

Los VEGAS, January 24th.-Saturday and
Sunday Apaches in the vicinity OF San Mar.
cial killed fifteen persons and wounded sew.
eral. Nine are reported missing, and are
probably killed. J. NJ. Robinson, mining
engineer of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railroad, is reported missing. Two others
of his party were killed. Captain Jack Craw.
ford's mining camp is reported attacked and
three men killed. The Apaches headed
northwest Companies of troops and citizens
of San Marcial are in pursuit The band
numbers from 40 to 90.
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Filed January oath

A G. Tryon to W. W. Gressim and S. F. Gressim-
January % 1881: for 81, 900 most of Tract A. OF
the Rancho San 10 de los MokeluTnes, township
north, range east.
John G. Mcbride to Richard II. Moore-January
49, 1881 for 50 100 the east IS feet of lot 9, be
tween and X, Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets Sac,
ramento.
Emma Hartsman to Sarah NJ Barkley-January
a. 1881 for 81 800 lots l and ,, between Twenty
fifth and Twenty. SIXTH and streets, Sacramento
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IT SHOULD BE THE BUSINESS OF EVERY
ONE HAVING CoLD to treat it promptly and
properly until it is gotten rid of-intelligent
experience fortunately presenting a cura.
tive in Dr. Jaynes Expectorant, thoroughly
adapted to remove speedily all coughs and
colds-allay any inflammation of the throat or
lungs, and remove the distressing symptoms
of asthma or pleurisy.
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The Normal school visited by Legislative

San JOSH, January 24th. The Senate and
Assembly Committees on Education arrived
here to-day. and were received by the Nor
NAL School Trustees. They visited the
Normal School building in course of erection,
and also the building where the Normal
School is at present being held. The Com.
mittees expressed themselves pleased at what
they saw. They left in the afternoon The
new building is expected to be finished by
April 1ss
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sengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Modesto, CAL; Paymaster II. r. Sullivan,
o. S. N; w. II. Lent, San Francisco; J.
B. Grant and wife, Lsadvilie, Col; l.. c.
Griffin, Kenosha, Wis; E. G. Garland, wife
and child. New York; J. III. Mcdonald,
Bodie, Cal; U. Simmons, San francisco
NJ. H. Hecht, Portland. Or; I. Gunder-
sheimer, Germany L. Wyman and wife,
New York III. S. Kent, San Francisco; w.
M. Kerr, Philadelphia Sam Edwards and
wife, San Francisco; George Barnholt, U.
S. N; ?. G. Plum, New York; J. P. Howe,
d. ?. Sloan. Chicago; C. Morris, wife and
child, New York; Mrs. N. Sanford, Oregon.
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sou,bcrn PACIFIC p.ssenners

MoJAvE, January 24th.-The following
southern overland passengers passed Mojave
to-day, to arrive in San Franci 900 tomorrow
w. Il. Deweese, Napa James A. Hunt,
Arizona S. A. Kelly, Oakland !; James M.
Morrow and wife, San Diego Alfred Weller,
Mexico; John Toura, John Widdes, San
Francisco; j. Foster, Los Angeles.
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OREGON.

Weather. Government Lands-COnnecff0n
Resumed Organization Effected
Wheat Market.
PORTLAND, January 24th.-The weather is
cold and clear here. Navigation on the up.
per Columbia is still suspended.
From Surveyor-Genersl j. c. Tolman it is
learned that the Government last year sur.
veyed in this State 2,3l7, 760 acres of land,
mostly lying in Eastern Oregon. That of,
hcer is OF the opinion that ike number Of
acres will be surveyed during the present
year.
Trains commenced running regular trips
to-day between Portland and Roseburg.
This is the first through connection for the
past fifteen days.
The printers of this city effected perma.
nent organization yesterday of the Printers
Mutual Aid Society by the election of George
Hubbard, President; L. c. Baker, Secretary
and the adoption OF a constitution and by
laws.
No change is noted in the local wheat
market. Transactions are light and prices
as before-about 81 50 Per Genital.
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u. DeBernardi & Co.-Commission dealers.
Elmer Bros, importers-WineS and liquors.
W. a. Hughson, NJ. D.-Phys1cian and surgeon.
E L. Bill ngs & &C., importers-Wines, liquors
etc.
Samuel J. Fisher-Junk dealer.
Adams, McNeill & Co-F1avoring extracts.
"a Thousand Year -" Perfect Hatcher"
Fire-Peoples store-Great sacrifice.
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AlfrInnied Burglary.

WHEATLAYD, January 24th.-An attempt
was made last evening to burglarize the store
OF Levy, Pincus & Co., by cutting a hole in
the side of the brick wall. The burglars
succeeded in making hole about FIVE inches
square, when by some means they were
frightened away. Marshall Waddell and
Deputy Sheriff Beavan have arrested two
men on SUSPICION
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occidental shooting.

NEVADA, January 24th-This afternoon a
boy named Billy Rogers shot a companion
with shotgun while out hare hunting. The
shot took fleet in the hand, and some passed
through his coat, but failed to enter the body.
Rogers claimed it TO have been accidental.
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Fatal Accident-sudden Death.

NEVADA, January 24th.-Last Saturday
evening Patrick Clemson, a rancher residing
near Columbia Hill, was killed under the fol-
lowing circumstances He was returning
home from Lake City on horseback, when the
animal became scared and ran away. He was
thrown from the saddle, but was unableto free
one OF his feet from the stirrup The horse
continued on its course at lively pace. drag
cling its unsssted rider over the rough road
for some distance. When Clemson became
separated from the horse life was extinct
His body was found ON the road the follow
ing morning in e terribly mutiIated oondi.
ton.
John Pierce, saloon-keeper, dropped dead
this evening ia his saloon on Pine street.
Heart disease is supposed TO be the cause
He was IS wears of age.
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A Trlo OF Yonng RascpIs.

GRASS VALLEY, January 2lth-Last night
officers DENIM, Reynolds and Peters ar
rested three boys-nearly grown men-charg
ing them wit various crimes. Their names
are Albert Maurer, Is years; Nelson Stevens,
Is years, and Samuel Edwards, II years
They made and signed full confession of
the commission Of many very serious offenses
against the law. Maurer and Edwards were
examined together and told plain story
Stevens was examined separately from the
other tive, and his confession agrees almost
exactly with that of his companions. 1t APP
pears that some time in the latter part of the
summer the three had consultation, and
concluded to go on crusade against the
Chinese. They stole q can of powder from
Peter Johnston's powier-house. They con-
TESS to burning the buildings at the knights
OF Malta mine, above Grass Valley, and to
burning China cabin near here, q cabin on
Niger Hill, cabins and other buildings be-
longing to K. r. West on Alta Hill, and
to attempting to fire Chinatown, but
were frightened off. One of them exploded
the can of powder between the residences
of Thomas Coke and VIM. Barger ore night
when a large Republican meeting was in
progress here. Their object was TO create an
excitement. THEY fully confess and give all
the particulars of setting fire TO the Gold
Hiil Foundry, Grass Valley, on the night of
November "a last. They cut the hose that
the proprietor of the foundry had provided
for the protection of the property, then set
fise to the kerosene and straw, and came up
town and gave the alarm They tell of an
expedition to rob some Cinnamon, but were
prevented from so doing by James Koran.
who passed the point in company with the
Cinnamon at the time set. Edwards and
Maurer burned cabin on Slate creek.
There has been great excitement in town all
day on account of the first OF the boys, who
has parents who are highly respected here.
Justice Davis held Maurer and Edwards to
answer two charges of arson, with bail at
81, 200 for each offense. Stevens trial will
take place on Wednesday next.
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Highway Robbery,

Los ANGELES, January 245h.-At 9 o'clock
to. night two footpads waylaid man on the
public streets, and taking him into back
yard, robbed him of 81 and watch. The
man met the Chief Of Police, who gave chase
and caught one of tie robbers, and recovered
the money and watch.
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NEVADA.


CARSON, January 24th w aldro's resolu.
ton compelling the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Company to render an account, and
authorizing a committee to send for persons
and papers, passed the Assembly to-day by q
vote of % to 49, This is considered the first
trick scored by the people, who are jubilsnt
The Williams resolution against discrimina-
ton By the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany has not been seen since last Thursday.
The committee are keeping it back, but it
will certainly pass the Senate.
(SECoND DISPATCH.l
CARSON, January 24sh.-A bill was intro
duced to-day by Waldorf, in the Assembly,
reducing the freight charges to ten cents per
ton per mile for freight, and five cents per
mile for passengers. over local roads. 1t was
referred to the Committee on Corporations.
A resolution empowering the committee to
investigate the roads passed by vote of 10
to %, Coffin, Of Ormsby, and johnson, Of
Douglass, spoke for the roads, and Drexler,
Mooney and Penoyer, of Storey, voted
against the resolution. It is now believed
that decided effort will be made to regulate
the railroads
Indian Woman Run Over and Killed
smallpox.
RENO, January 24th.-Traia No. 6, going
west, ran ever aud killei squaw In tie yard
here to-day.
Two cases of small-oox among the whites
ara reported at Wells, Nevada.
Passengers Passing CarIin.
CARLrN, January Ath.-The following pas
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ASTORIA, January 2ith.-Henry Turner,
proprietor of the Orc Fino SELDOM in this city,
this morning invited friend to drink at his
bar. In the act of drinking he raised his
"Sam, L am gone" fell TO the floor dead
The Coroner's verdict was heart disease.
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Drowned.

PETALUMA, January 24th.-A man by the
name of McClusky, an employe on the rail-
road, was drowned while out fishing near
Donahue yesterday. The body was recovered
this afternoon.
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six More Bodies.

ASTORIA, January 24th.-Six additional
bodies were washed ashore yesterday near the
wrecked ship Lupata. The features were
mutilated by the rocks beyond description
Seventeen bodies have now been recovered.
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SrocK-TAKING at the Mechanics Store.
Wednesday, January och, we shall close
out several lines OF goods in all departments.
Remember Wednesday, January 18th, and
until closed out Weinstock & Lubin, pro
prietors Mechanics Store.
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Visitors nj syonterev.

MONTEREY, January 24sh.-The following
are among those registered at the Hotel Del
Monte to-day: I. T. McCarty, c. B.
Wright, J. H. Buckingham and wife, San
Er.pciscn
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STocK-TAKING at the Mechanics Store.
Wednesday, January 10Th, we shall close
out several lines of goods in all departments
Remember Wednesday, January 10Th, and
until closed out. Weinstock & LubiD, pro
prietors Mechanics Store.
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SAN FRANCISCO, January 2ith.-A fire IN
Hartmans upholstery establishment, OF Pie
street, this evening damaged the stock and
baiiding, but not extensively.
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In CASES OF PILES, DIR. Trask's Magnetic
Ointment acts like charm, affording imme.
date relief Ask those who have tried it; OF
try it and see for yourself.
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BERrAUD's iNFALLsLE INJECTION - The famous
French remedy for gonorrhoa, gleet, etc. N. s
Hammer, Sacramento, agent for Pacific coast. Sent
O. o. ID. TO any address.
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAGRADA Buffers touches the
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation and liver
paint
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How Is THIS sash ribbons, and s
inches wide, % cents per yard 0 and 10 inches
wide, so cents per yard satin ribbons, II
inches wide, % cents per bolt 10 YARDS, at
the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-25

HAMMERS GLYCERoLF OF TAR has been
before the public for the past six years, and
its constantly increasing demand is the best
testimonial of It's success.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-25

LACE TIES, cents silk ties, embroidered
ends, 10 cents, at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-25

HAMMERS GLYcERoLE TAR. The most perfect
cough extant Hundreds can testify to its good
effecfs