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BUYERS. We quote as follows: Sun.dried
Apples, 6a6ic for sliced and 5@53c for quartered
Alden do 12lc: Apricots, lStd20c; Black
berries, 12i@15c; Figs, 7dsc for pressed and 5
acc for impressed; Smyrna do, 2i@25c Nectar
ines, l49l5c Peaches, 1SC620c for peeled and 10d
l3c for unpeeled Pears, 9910c for whole aud 991oc
for sliced Plums, 14al5c for pitted and Safe for
unpitted German Prunes, 11Gl3c Il b. California
Raisns in lots of 250 boxes and upwards quoted
as follows 81 50@2 for whole boxes, S292 rs
for halves, g 25@2 so for quarters and 81 5o9
2 70 for eighths. with the usual discount to the
trade.
BUTTRR-Stocks are accommodating. The demand
is good but receipts are in excess of immediate
wants, and prices weakening. Choice roll, ESQ
33c fair 10 good, 2e@274c y fb.
CHREsH-A buoyant feeling still prevails. Cali
fornia, 1l@l4c; do, in drums, 14915c; Eastern,
17a20c; Western, 14@l5c q ID.
EGGs "A little firmer one was evident this morn
ing and small parcels changed hands at shade adj
vance yesterdays rate Round lots, however,
still Offering at former rates. Quotable at l7@
1sc d Dozen
PouLTRY-Several kinds sold at advanced rates.
Live Turkeys Gobbers, 11@13c do Hens, 14a
Ice dressed, 13@16c D h; BOOSTERS, "a 50@5 for
old and s7@s for young; Hens, IS 50a7; Broil-
era, Is 50@6 go according to size; Ducks, IS 50@
9 so o dozen Geese, s2@2 25 Q pair
and our list of varieties is consequently
much reduced. Brant, 81 25@1 SO Geese,
81 for white and s2@2 so for gray; Honkers, 1894
Snipe, 30@5oc for common, and s2@2 so . dozen
hAkSs SSSSS 1AooitSi S11l %
q dozen.
PRovIsIoNs-The market is quiet and firm for al
kind, OF meat products, while the demand is mod
crate but gradually increasing. Eastern Hams
continue dull at quotations. Eastern markets are
high and steadily advancing the bulk of the prop
erty being held by large dealers for fiise
We quote as follows: Eastern Hams lac
l44c California Hams, I1@11lc; Eastern Breakfast
Bacon, 1S@13lc; California Smoked Bacon, I2a
12fcfor heavy ndmedum, and l3a13ic for light and
extra light Clear Sides 1239ls3c; Pork, So 5O@l5
for Extra Prime, s15915 so for Prime Mess,
Pigs Feet, s1s@15 o Dbl; Mess Beef $40 for
bbls and 1906 so for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef,
$40 5O@l1; Family Beef. s13@13 so o Dbl Cali
fornia Smoked Beef, 10@1Otc q h; Beef Tongues,
IS o dozen; Eastern Lard, 13I@14ic q h for all
sty les and sizes of packages California do, 10Th
cs, lie; 5-ib cs, HE; pals, 12@12lc; Royal do,
12ac . ID.
WooL-In the absence of sales prices are entirely
nominal. The parcels coming forward offer no Sc.
lectlons for BUYERS.
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, March 18th
DEMONSTRATION is steady ard Wheat is
strong, latter at 81 l5@l 20.
HIDEs-Steady at 224@23c
WooI-Steady at 14td1Sc for fall bury, and 1ec to
&c for clean fall /; spring bury, 1S@24c; clean
spring, 20@36c pulled, 3Sd46ci
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th.
WooL-Dull and lower. New Mexican and Col.
orado, fine. 16a2oc; medium, 17@25c; coarse
carpet wooD, l7@l5c; pulled, extra medium, 3o@
SIC; super, 5o@S7c; lambs, super 3o@37c
BosroN, March 18th.
WooL-The demand is fair, but there is no i'm
provement in inquiry, manufacturers purchasing
sparngy and holders free sellers at present prices
Transactions include Ohio and Pennsylvania X Xxx
and AAA at 42@45c Michigan and Wisconsin Y at
4o@4lto and medium and No. l ieeces, including
Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin, at 45@4Sc Comb.
ing and dealne fieeces are quiet and prices gener-
ally at 40@45c for coarse 46d4Sc for fine delaine,
and 4S(150c for combing Unwashed woods are in
fair demand, and mostly OF medium grades, at 2Sa
35c. California wool continues quiet, with sales of
fall at from 1S@26c Pulled woods are steady, and
have been selling at 33d45c for common and good
supers, and 4s@50c for choice Eastern and Maine.
In foreign wool there is no change, and movements
for some days past have not been to any extent
LIVERPOOL, March 18th
WnEAT-Good to choice California, o. sd to
9s 3D.
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Sacramento Market.

FRUu-0ur Sacramento quotations are from
the price-lists OF W. Z Strong & Co., and are
revised up to P. NJ. yesterday. They rep
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment Spitzenberg, and Other
choice eating Apples 81 25 D box; cooking 90cas1 %
papered tor long shipment 81 25 oronges Califor
MIA, s2@3 u box; lemons, Sicily, sl0@l2 o box
California s4@5; bananas, SAGA so 2 bunch sugar
cane, So 5o@S y bunch pineapples. $500 Q dozen
lines, 81 5081 rs q 100; do q box, sl0611
In fruit the variety is small, confined mainly to
apples and tropical fruits. California Oranges are
now coming forward freely, and are improving in
quality as the season advances. Sicily Lemons are
temporarily out OF market.
DRIED FRUT-Apples, sliced case; do quartered
6@7c; pears, 9@1lc; plums, pitted 14a16c; whole,
6aSc peaches, l3d14c; peeled, 189l9c; prunes,
12@l4c; blackberries, l5@1sc Figs, 7010c.
HoNEY-Comb, San Diego, 13d17c; comb, in Q. n
cans, So 50@4 extra extracted, s@l0s q h ; com
mon extracted, case y b.
SEED-Alfalfa, 1+916c; Timothy (Eastern) log
12c; Red Clover, 14d16c Red Top, 13@I5c.
NUTs-English Walnuts 981oc; new California
do, extra choice, 10@12c Almonds, I6a1Sc; Pea.
nuts, 6@7c for California and S@9c for Eastern
Hickory Nuts, S@10c; Pecan, 15c; Filberts,
15c; Brazs, 13a14c q h Cocoanuts, so@10 . 100
FEED-Our quotations are from the price-lists OF
E. A. Burr, Of this city, and corrected to date
Dat hay, s15@l7 ton, baled alfalfa, s11@12 o ton,
baled bran, sl4@15 o ton; barley, so o ton
ground barley,sl 10 o cwt.; wheat, 81 259I 80
oats, 20 o cwt.; white wild oats 81 25
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Passengers Passing Carlin.

CARLIN, March 15sh.-The following pas
sengers passed Carlin to-day. to arrive IL
Sacramento March 10Th: J. Fink, wife and
child, New York; H. Phillips, San Fran.
cisco; Mrs. II. Craig, Portland, Or; Mrs.
DR.. Brake, Richmond, Ky; Miss N. VIII.
Jams, San Jose Geo. f. Stewart, Oakland
H. March, San Francisco; F. Dayton, New
York; A. N. Lancaster. wife and child,
Michigan John H. Conley and wife. Chi.
csgo ]. M. Maury and wife, J. L. Jones,
San Francisco; Miss F. Blake, New York
Mon. H Nelson, British Columbia; R. II.
Tregaskis, Salt Lake; E. T. Marble, Mis-
souri,; E. Pfankuck, San Francisco NJ. J.
Roe, New York Z. Martin, wife and child,
Denver, COL; Miss Mcdonald. Miss G. Nc
Donald, Chicago, H.; Wm. McCrellin, Mrs.
r. Landake, Denver, COL; A. L. Furlong
and wife. Newcastle. Me-; s. immigrant pas
seDgers, including 20 males, to arrive in Sac
ramento, March 18th.
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sides near Corvallis. An officer has gone to

sides near Corvallis. An officer has gone to
arreat Payre.
The Presbytery Of Oregon met to-day at
Albany. The attendance of ministers from
various portions of the State is quite large.
In respect to the memory of the Emperor
of Russia, flags were displayed at half mast
over the offices of the British Vice Consul,
the French Vice Consul, the Swedish Vice
Consul and the shipping in port.
There has been no animation in the wheat
market, but there is no change in prices to
note In wheat 81 80 is an outside figure
for first quality of shipping. In the produce
market there is some activity, but prices are
very generally unchanged.
The Epihippic-A. o. U. W.-New Steamer
Loss by Fire-FataI Accfdent--Awards
Decided Upon.
PORTLAND. March 15th.-The epizootic
has reached Salem and vicinity. The disease
has not assumed a malignant type, but many
animals are afflicted with the distemper.
Thus far there are only few deaths to re-
port from the disease.
w. S. White, Grand Recorder of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen, has for
warded to the Grand Lodge Of that Order of
the United States formal application of the
Order in Oregon and Washington Territory
to be set of as separate Jurisdiction, the
requisite 1900 members having been OBJ
tanned.
The Oregonian Railway Company has con-
tracted for the construction of handsome
new steamboat, which will be added to their
feet. The new craft will cost $780, 600, and
be ready for service about the middle of May.
The loss by the fire at the Oregon City
wooden mills Monday evening will reach
$50, 600, as follows: Four thousand dollars
on building, SIS, coo on machinery and SILL
600 on goods in process of manufacture. The
mill and contents were insured for S129, 500
in thirty-four companies. represented in San
Francisco under policies ranging from 81. $50
to $40, O00 Work will be stopped for at
least thirty days, during which time $50
hands are thrown out of employment.
News is just received of fatal accident to
James NJ. Jackson, of Camp Watson, in
Grant county. While coming down steep
grade his wagon, loaded with grain, capsized.
and jackson was caught under the wagon
and instantly killed, his neck being broken
and skull fractured.
The Portland Mechanics Fair Association
has decided to award at the next industrial
exhibition gold, silver and bronze medals to
exhibitors
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Fouud b.. ~ The road.

ST.. HELENA. March 15th.-Infermation
was brought here yesterday afternoon that
the body of man, supposed to have been
murdered, was lying in the county road be-
tween this place and Pine station. The
officers started out to secure the same. and
upon making inquiries found that the de-
ceased. in company with man named Philip
Mansfield. had stopped at wine cellar dur.
ing the forenoon and procured quantity Of
wine. Search was made for Mansfield, and
he was found short distance away, lying on
tha siia of the road asleep, He was taken
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Beef is unchanged with fair supply Mutton is
lower resulting from free oferi gs Pork is higher
under light arrivals with fair prospect Of still
further advanced prices Following are rates for
BEEF-Prime, 6@7c medium grades, 4l@5sc;
inferior, 4@4lc . h.
yEAI-Large calves, 1850; small ones, sa@9lc
Bb.
ACKNOWLEDGES are quotable at 4a4sc, and
ewes at 4Cd44c q b.
Handspring lamb, 10@l2c q ID.
PoRK-Live hogs. 6a6tc for hard, and 4s@5c
for soft dressed do 7a@Sc o ID.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Railway Work in British Columbia.
VICTORIA, March 14th-Following are the
revised rates for workmen on the railway
in British Columbia: Overseers, SIPS per
month; rock foremen, SO to 81 per day
earth foremen, 50 % to SO per day; bridge
foremen, So per day bridge carpenters, first
class, 81 80 per day; second class, 81; ma
sons, 81 so to SO; blacksmiths, first-class,
SO !; second class, 81 so; helpers, 81 80 to
81; drillers, 81 rs to 81; laborers, 81 so to
81 70 per day hewers, 50 so to SO per day /;
choppers, 81 90 to 81 per day. All outside
laborers, ten hours per day all carpenters to
furnish their own chest tools; all employers
to find themselves with bed, board and lodg
ing. Boarding houses will be convenient
along the line, with board at 81 per week. It
will not be compulsory for employees to board
in the company's houses.
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Passengers Passing sIoiaye.

MoJAvE, March 18th. : The following
southern overland passengers passed here
to-day: A. r. LOOMS. Iowa; Mrs. F: w.
Cruz: A. S. Evans, Mrs. Evans, San Jose
Capt. J. G. Bradhurst, Riverside; J. Schles-
niger. Downey; w. S. Linkton. G. K. Por-
ter, Mrs. G. A. Gardner, Mrs. E. B. Potter,
San Francisco; Mrs. d. Neagle, Tomb
stone; Mrs. r. A. Davis, San Bernardino
J. G. Hussey and wife. Miss Hussey, A.
Baker, G. Patterson, J. B. Lecour. E. d.
San Francisco: Z. Bouton, Los Angeles; j.
F. Stein, J. B. Foster, Oakland; VIM. Nc
CURE, Nevada +; J. Wharta, Isabel Wharta,
Los Angeles; L. a. Davis, San Bernardino
G. M. Greenwood, wife and son, Massachu,
setts.
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Proposed BLACK List squeIched.

San FRANCISCO, March 15th.-At meet
ing of the First Branch of the Eleventh
Ward ClHb, W. p. c., this evening, a resolu-
ton was introduced to put on the black list
fhe names of all members of the Legislature
who voted against the repeal Of the debris
bill. After a good deal of squabbling and
several ballots, the Chairman decided it a
tie. and cast his vote seainst the resolution.
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seoking Oompensation.

SAN FRANoIsoo. March 15th.-The mem.
bers of the 1. Nj. Kalloch jury have filed q
petition with the Supervisors, representing
that they are laboring under peculiar hard.
shin, being constantly in charge of the Sheriff,
with no opportunity of attending to their
business, which is suffering from their alb
sence, and deprived of the comforts of their
homes: and, as they believe, under the law
as il now stands, viii be entitled to no COM
pensation for their services they, therefore,
ask that the Board viii allow them a reason
able compensation for their services, and that
their request may receive immediate atten-
tion. The petition is Endorsed by the Dis
trict Attorney.
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NEVADA.
Suicide.

VIRGINIA, March 15th.-Timothy Quill,
aged 80 years, miner out of work, was found
dead this morning hanging by piece of mar
line to the foot post of his bed at 103 North
E street. He had been helped to money
which he had gambled off.
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SHRUBBERY, PLANTS, ETC.
TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS. ETC.

II DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTEN- sss,Rs
Il ton of those whs intend planting $332
Fruit, Shade or Ornamental Trees to my fineaS
collection Of Magnolias, Camellias, Aurica- -
rias and fifty varieties of Hoses Japanese Per.
simmons, Orange and Lemon Trees budded on Orange
Root fine collection Of Hot House and Conserva-
tory Plaots also the finest collection of Fruit and
Shade Trees to be found in Sacramento. THOMAS
O'BRIEN, Proprietor Rosedale Nursery Depot, 723 ]
street. between Seventh and Eighth, Sacramento
All orders from the country promptly attended TO-
fe1-4p1m
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OREGON.

Charged with Forsery-Presbyfery Meet
ing-Tokens or Respecf-Wheat and
Produce Markets.
PORTLAND, March 15th.-N. Dickson, who
was arrested few days ago on a charge of
forgery, has seen held to await preliminary
examination In the sum of 81 900, and in de-
fault was committed. Dickson has made
statement, in which he seriously duplicates
another person named John Payne, who re-
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oREGONAND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Wages of Workmen on the Railway in
British Columbia.
CALIFORNIA.


SAN FRAScIsco, March 18th. = Reports
from various points show that the storm OF
yesterday extended throughout the State, the
rain being generally welcomed by the farm
ers. A cold wind accompanied the down
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into custody TO await the result Of the in
inquest it was ascertained that death had re-
suited from natural causes, superindueed by
alcoholism On this Mansfield was released.
Deceased was about GO years of age, rather
slimly built, regular features, dark COM
plexion, and about feet 10 inches in hight.
No clue can be had to the deceased mans
meme or nativity.
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MONTEREY, March 15th-The following are
among those registered at the Hotel Del
Monte Mrs Thomas T. Simmons, Miss
ii. Louise Simmons, Oakland; E. E. Grant,
R. A. Diver, San Francisco; R, M. Sper.
New York; w. r. Willets, Skaneateles.
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ORDER OF SALE.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA-
y mento. In the Superior Court In the matter
Of the estate of CHARLES KIDDER, deceased. 1t
appearing from the petition this day presented and
fled by Joseph W. Houston, Administrator of said
estate (praying for order of sale of real estate
tn it is necessary to sell to pay debts and expenses
the following described real estate, to wit: The
undivided half of the lower third of lot 7, OF the
Sheldon estate, situated in Lee Township in Sacra-
mento county, State of California containing about
277 acres 1t is therefore ordered that all persons
interested in said estate appear before this Court
at the COURTROOM of said Court, ia Sacramento
city, on MONDAY, the 21st day of MARCH, 1881, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, to show cause why order should
be granted to said Administrator sell said real
estate. That copy of this order be published at
least four successive weeks in the SACRAMENTO
DAILY RECORD UNION, newspaper printed and pub
lIshed in this county.
Dated February IL, 1881.
ROBT. G. CLARK Superior Judge.
FREEMAN & BATES, Attorneys for estate.
fel8-30t
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SECOND DISPATCHED
shot ana K,Iled Inv a Womap.

Los ANGELES, March 15th.-F. P. Fors-
ter. Familiarity known as "Chico, was shot
and killed on the street about o'clock this
afternoon by Lastania Abarta, young woman
of this city. The circumstances are as fol-
lows: 1t appears that the girl left her home
last Friday and went to the Cape House,
where it is supposed she and Forster have
been living together since. This afternoon
the girl procured hack, which she and her
sister entered, and went to the Cosmopolitan
Hotel and inquired for Forster. They were
referred to the Covarrubias stable, where
they found him. He entered the hack with
the girl, and ordered the driver to go to the
old Catholic Cathedral, but when they got
there he ordered him to drive on, and subse-
quently told him to take them in the direc-
ton of the girls home. On reaching
the corner of Los Angeles and Com
mercial streets, where the tragedy occurred,
the hack was stopped, and the sister of
Lastauia got out, crossed the street and en-
tered into an animated conversation in Span.
ish Lastania then left the carriage, and
when she reached within about ten feet Of
Forster fred, the ball striking him in the
right eye. killing him instantly. She raised
the pistol as il TO shoot herself, when man
rushed up and took the pistol from her. She
and her sister then started TO the Office of q
Justice of the Peace to give herself up. She
remarked after the shooting that it would be
found on investigation that she was justified
in the act, or words to that effect. 1t is said
that deceased had been intimate with her for
a couple of years, and that she had urged
him to marry her. and that his refusal was
the cause of the shooting. Deceased was the
eldest son of John Forster of Santa Mar
garita rancho, and nephew of Pho Pico. He
was about 80 years old.
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DR.. salaeId, GIG Kearny street,
PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.

TGACES ON CALL AT ANY HOUR a
day or night. Coupes, Phaetons, fz3<zs
Rockaways, Barouche5, Buggies, with the I-~SS
bestroads,er to be found in any livery stable the
coast for hire. Horses kept In livery ct reasonable
Livery Stables on Fourth street, between and j
rnr6-4ptf
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RAILROADS, sTEAMER9. EgO.
CENTRAL Pacific gAElgoaD.
Commencing Friday, March ls, 1881.
AND UNTIL FURTHER ESTIcB
TRAIN AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

AND UNTIL FURTHER N9TICE
TRAIN kNg BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
AS FoIlows:
e.SS A.M.-tSun lays excepted s--s-es07 moda.
V'Co dation Train % MarYsyille, Rec Bluff and
Redding.
-.GN A. M.SDailyl-Paci Express, Wis Stock
es~V ton Martinez for San hTancsco.-Con
meets at Gait with Passenger Train for
lone and at Tracy with Local Train for
Livermore Niles and San jose. Con-
IS at Lathrop with the New Mexico Ex-
press for MERGED, Madera, A0isye, New
hall (San BuenByeDtura and Santa Bar
baral, Los Angeles, Santa Atnioa. VIII
rnington, Santa Ana lSan Diegoj Cotton
(San Bernardino), Yuma Colorado river
stsaners,, Maricopa tslag or Phoenix
and PRESCOTT Casa Grande stages for
Florence), Tucson, Benson lstsges for
Tombstonel Demng, n. NJ. Gor A., T. &
s. F. R. r., and Strauss (El PAsol l,27l
miles from San Francisco Sespl' cars
from Lathrop TO Los Angeles, Tucson and
Dem g.
2.IS A. M.etDailyNc gden, Emit rant.
OsEO Freight and Accommodate Tram Third
class Sleeping Cars to Ogden.
ffhskhA 4. M.-(or az soon taeresfter rs prac-
AVsV" ticable, Sundays exeeptedl-st sAinsr for
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
0.SN p. M.-tDaily) Atlantic Express FOR Col
SscV fax, Reno Carson and Virgnial. Battle
Mountain (Austin), Pslissde tEureka).
Ogden, Omaha and East
9.AN r. M.-Daily)- Oregon Express for
o'Vv Marysville, Chico, Red Blur and Bedding
(stages for Portland, 0regonl
S.SN z. M.@Dailyl-S San FranciEco Passenger
OsOv Train, via Stockton and Martinez Con-
meets at Lathrop, Sundays excepted, with
Yosemite Passenger Train for MERGED and
MADEIRA yosemite and Big Trees.
SeAE r. (Daily)-Westwafd Emigrant
csHo Train. via Stockton for San Francisco.
1886 y rE snGssa ,aE sr Virginia
and Reno. Connectg with Virginia and
Iruekee Railroad for csrsoa and Virginia.
Sleeping Car from Sacramento % Carson.
a. n. TOWNE.............G General sGpsrini endept
l. d. GOODMAN 49,. Gen1 Passr aud Ticket Agent
ia0 ADkf
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VICTORIA, March 18th. = The walking
match between Pridmore of British Column
bia and Callahan of San Francisco came off
tonight in the presence of 900 spectators.
Pridmore won in one hour and twenty four
and a half minutes.
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Another Earthauake
The Los Angeles Citrus Fair.

HoLLIsTER. March 155h.-Another very
lively earthquake demonstration came of
here at O'clock this morning.
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There are many at the age of thirty to sixty who
troubled with too frequent evacuation Of the
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lining the urinary deposits ropy sediment will often
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There are many who die Of this difficulty, igno-
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No. IL Kearny street, San Francisco.
P. S.-For private diseases of short standing full
course Of Medicines, sufficient for cure, with all
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