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The ceremonies incident to the laying of
the cornerstone of the State Insane Asylum
at Reno, Saturday, passed eff to the salts
faction of all present and in accordance
with the programme. The grafton on the oc-
casion was delivered by H. L Fish. There
was music by the band, singing by the
choir, and good time generally.
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CoBLENTz, August 29th.-The Empress of
Germany, on her convalescence, published a
letter through Bismarck thanking the people
for their affectionate manifestations of syx.-
patty during her illness.
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A. 4. VERMIlYA

NOUNTY CORONER AND UNDER-f-Ta
Na taker, No. It's street, between e1zzz.za-s--
Foui tn and Fifth. Always on hand large assort-
meut of Metallic and Wooden Caskets Burial Cases
and Cofins Shrouds furnished and Funera
wreaths Preserved Coffin orders will receive
prompt attention. on shortnotice and at the lowest
rro,aa au144n1m
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed august 2Sth.

John CroftOn to Solomon Reuyon-August 26,
1881 for 5000; parts Of sections ., and !, in
township north, range east, and sections "a and
35 in township north, range east, and particu
lary described in surveys 33l and 30s Of swamp and
overhowed lanes, and the patents therefor, con-
tanning lsg 5I-IOO acres
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A VICTIM OF EARLY IMPRUDENCE, CAUs,
"A ing nervous debility, premature decay, ETC.,
having tried in vain every known remedy, has dis
co, cred simple means OF self-cuture, which hs
wi send free to his fellow sufferers Address j. H.
RI EYES, No. 43 Chatham street, New York.
nl2-1yTuThSa
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B,aRp OF EDUCATION.

The Civ Board of Education met last
evening, Director o. II. Stevens presiding.
Absent. 1ssls. Tracy and Wiemeyer.
The front fence Of the Fourth and Q street
sohool-hou51 vas ordered painted.
The Repsl Committee was authorized to
have the school lots between Ninth and
Tenth, p md @. and the lot at Fourth and @
streets flied il with soil at cost not to ex-
coed 50 osass per cubic yard.
The alley in the rear of the ungraded
school, Q street, between Ninth and Tenth,
was ordered i.lad in along the width of the
plot.
The wood ordered By the Board was re-
ported all delivered and sawed up.
The Finance Committee made its report,
and the ssno was adopted Janitors' fees,
S175 so; Supe-inteudent's salary, S115; John
Shelton, eu account, $500; RECORD UNION,
IS SO; O, T. Jchus0n, 50; Phillips & Gil
lespie, S2G9 80; Z. Lyon, S13 70; Painter &
AIaunix, s.; c. Summertield, $50; T. L.
Landes 81 3D. 3. n. Busbey, S66; Phoenix
and London Insurance Company, S3I %;
Hartford Insurance Company, SIS; 7. l..
Acock, 81 SO; J.. G. Chandler, $50; Com
mereial Insurance Company, SO 80; London
and Live. UoGl insurance Company, sos; G.
H. Krebs s. c.. $50.
The sum ~ s., 800 was ordered set aside,
subject TO She order Of the Finance Commit
Tee, to mCs5 installmel.ts on the contracts for
tire rev s3LoQl binding.
The Co=r system Of ventilators for the
new scho ll1ue WIS adopted, the cost not
to exceed 92lG, as an extra cost.
The Board then proceeded TO open bids for
various kinds Cf work and material 1t needs,
and made Awards as follows:
For hol.2ca window shades, 20 Ben. C3hsn
at so cents Without aud 81 with fixtures.
Painting Hizh School building, fence and
clubhouse, 60 John Mitchell, for S246.
The stuvss we're ordered set up in The
school-hors=s, and the janitors ordered to
assist in the K.
The Board ordered that all the school-rooms
in use by rriYa5e teachers be vacated on the
first AIoneay "a September, in order that the
buildings rsy be repaired and cleaned in
time for tae 1Fening OF the public schools.
An error q TIE amount Of the salary of the
Superintendent during vacation, so far as re.
latss 70 tie SUM allowed for the services of a
truant ciil-er. vas discovered, to the amount
of $50, a-d CORE csioH ordered made.
The Is ard, after the dispatch of some
routine business, adjourned.
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Filed August 27th.

F. W. Leonard to H. NJ Iarue August 81, 1881
grant Of lots / to inclusive, between A and b
Thirteth and Thirty.rst streets also lots and 5,
between A and b, TwentY-ninth and Thirtieth
Streets Sacramento.
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BERLIN. August 29th.-At the Congress OF
the German Chess Club today, Mason OF
New York beat Blackburn Of London, and
w Paulsen of Berlin beat Zackersort.
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PIONEER LrvgRY STABLE.
7. D. SERVER. Proprietor,

IVACKS ON CALL AT ANY HOUR, "a
I'll day or night Coupes, Phaetons, sE1,zXe
Roc aways Barouches, Buggies, with TIE .4-0s
best roadsters to be found any livssy seiole on
the coast for hire Horses kept in lr2-, at reason
able rates. Livery Stables on FseztA street, be-
tween ! and ]. ty1-4pN
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THE efforts of the Hales to crush out the
credit system and establish healthy and
legitimate business have met with full fru-
ition. The monster sale of dry goods has
effected wonders in that direction.
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THE actual fraud that has existed in dry
goods has been killed outright by the deter
mined efforts of the Hales. Their monster
sale has been an exponent that will never be
forgotten.
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ReOuenIng Of PctcFs0n's Ecw Palace
Confectionery, Dining, Ice Cream and Oyster saloon
Nos. 61S aud GO street Sacramento. jyG3plm
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The only Genuine MIX Ercatl. delivered
every morning, by W. F. PETERSON, go J. jyT Il
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LoNDoN, August 29sh.-Spscial prayers
for the President were offered in several Non
conformist and other churches yesterday
here, and in other parts of England
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Fer SaIe.-0ne fine TecuHssehE
Stallion, years old also three fine TN
Mares Inquire at Capital Brewery, corner "
Twelfth and streets. au2I w.
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DoST FAIL to see our new stock of gents
underwear direct from New York, at aston
ishing low prices. The Red House.
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DR.. Ia Mars Seminal E'iljs.-The best
remedy in the world for General Debility. Nervous
and PHYSICAL Prostraton, Loss Of Sexual Vigor
Seminal Emissions, and the many ailments caused
by Excess, Self Abuse. Dissipation, etc. All SUI
ferers, young and old, will find in these PILLS n
remedy that speedily restores wasted vitality and re-
kin9les the fame of Hope, Health and Ambition
THE GLORY or NAN IS HIS STRBNsFH. DR LA
MARS PILLS are veritable " Fountain Of Youth"
Price, g so per bottle. Sentby Express on receipt
of price Tor c. o. D. to any address. A. Nc
BOYLE d CO., Druggists, ?. 0. BOX 1852 San
Francisco. ln25-6m
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PLACERVILLE ACADEMY
SPANISH, GERMAN AND
FRENCH

YgNAUGHT BY f. KEMEN, 916 SIXTH STREET
between l and J. Glasses and private lessons.
Professor Kemen has taught languages for years IN
Mexico and although his record as teacher OF
German and French in the public schools of Sacra-
rento is sufficiently known he submits the follow
ing:
we consider Professor E Kemen the most competent
French teacher in Sacramento.
Signed j. Routitr, Mrs. L. Routier, Peter Trope,
Chas Rooin, A. Comet, L. Payen, L. Leoy, Andre
Perron. auls-4plmihS1u1
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Fridays Anxiefy-Herolsm OF Mrs. Gar
field.

New YORK, August 29sh.-The Posts
Washington special says; As hope returns
more is learned in detail Of the terrible anx.
iety of last Friday. 1t appears that the sur
geons, after learning the symptoms of the
morning, decided that it was useless longer
to continue the struggle, and two OF their
number were selected to wait upon Mrs.
Garfield and inform her that medical science
could do no more. and she must prepare for
the worst The interview which occurre
between these surgeons and Mrs. Carrie d
will, if reports be true, Re regarded as one Of
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Iuested to call In and settle their ac-
counts without any further notice.

AZ All having claims against US will please
present the same for payment at our Office.
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Our ADVERTISEMENT ON Thursday morning
viii b, Of real interest to all. Signed: Hale
Bros
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READ advertisement of boot and shoe sole
in this paper. Red House.
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The best Meals In the city at Pcierson's,
els and go street iy7-tf
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Qua ADVERTISEMENT on Thursday morning
will be OF real interest to all. Signed: Hale
Bros.
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Drink " Halls Pepsin Wine Bitters" and
be happy and content IL is absolutely pure. Cures
Dyspop ia, Indigestion and the " blues" Il has re
ceived First Premium throughout the State. aua5tf
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Blaine TO lowell.

WASHINGTON, August 29th.-The follow
ing has been sent by Blaine to Lowell: "At
half-past 10 tonight the general condition of
the President is favorable. Late in the after
noon his pulse rose to 112 and his tempsra-
ture to 100S both little higher than the
surgeons expected. The pulse has now fallen
to los, and his fever is subsiding. The
parotid swelling is steadily improving. or at
least diminishing in size. Approximations of
serious bloodpoisoning grow less every
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GENERAL E0YlOEa.
For lhe Cnre of Dl1ainess. EIatuIencr.

gripping pains and acdity Of the s omach BlilSTOES
VEGETABLE PILLS are SPEEDY AID rtaiu They
tone tho stomach, eyacuate the bowels and in
vigorate the liver, leaving the whole systcm in fine
king order. augG.lt
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Notice Wagons Will leave BALE a CO.'S
and L. K. HAMMERS, on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, Angus. Slst, at 6:30 O'Clock sharp, TO convey
Passengers to CONCERT (Orth's Halp. au25 lw'
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SEE price list of boots and shoes at the Red
House in this paper.
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Our ADVERTISEMENT on Thursday morning
viii be OF real interest to all. Signed: Hale
Bros
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Pratrs Abolition Ou:-The Peoples
Remedy has cured thousands; it will cure you. II
as no equal. Sufferers with rheumatism, Eeu-
ragia, Scatica, Partial Paralysis, Lame Back, Gout,
SprsIns Bruises, Sore Throat Colic Cramps Cholers
Morbus, or any internal or external ache or pain,
will find prom pit relief by using ABOLITION OIL.
The tests Of time and have proven its value and
its popularity is the best guarantee OF its success.
For sale By all druggists Price, small, so cents;
large, 81. ASK for PRATT'S ABOLITION OIL.
A. MoBoYLE & CO., Druggists, San Francisco,
Sole Proprietors. m25-6m
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Extra Sugar-Cured Hams

yEVHESE HAMS ARE CURED EXPRESSLY FOR
4 us East, and imported direct in Sweet Pickle,
and by our own process we carefully prepare smoke
and brand them They are the most popular brand
of HAMS in this market, more than twice the
number being sold than of any other brand. They
are cured with White GRADUATED Sugar, and are
Fresh, Juicy and Delicious in flavor they are
uncovered and the closest cut HAMS in the
market and are therefore the most convenient and
economical for the consumer. 1t is acknowledged
by all they are the CHOICEST HAMS ever offered
in this market, and 70 Grocer can afford to be
without them
ry None genuine unless branded on the skin
with the Trade Mark, "0UR TASTE"
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

1.-THE season approaches when parties, balls, social
reunions, society celebrations, etc, throughout
the State will be more frequent Advance
nouncemeat OF such eFents, properly vouehed for,
will find place in this column, if sent in The rule
does not OF course, apply TO such public events
within the city as should pr perry be first an
nounced in the business columns
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viii be OF real interest to all. Signed: Hale
Bros
FIFTY CASES Apollinaris Water, ex ship
Montmorency, by Geo. W. Chesley.
SEE the Red House advertisement in this
paper.
OUR ADVERTISEMENT on Thursday morning
will be OF real interest to all. Signed: Hale
Bros.
UNRxcEPToNABLE is Hale's monster sale
only two days to run.
CASE of clothing for gents and boys opened
yesterday; latest cut and styles. Red House.
Our ADVERTISEMENT on Thursday morning
will be of real interest to all. Signed Hale
Bros.
FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN gents double bseled
socks, at 10 cents per pair, at Red House.
TO-DAY and tomorrow are the last days of
Hale's monster sale.
OUR ADVERTISEMENT on Thursday morning
will be OF real interest to all. Signed: Hale
Bros.
CRoSK BEER again in the market. All
saloons have it.
WEDNESDAY will be the last day Of Hales
| monster sale.
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For Fine Cakes, lee Cream, etc. the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. sos ST., bet Fifth and Sixth. jy25-lm
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FIFTY CASES Apollinaris Water, ex ship
by Geo. W. Chesley.
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The .Onicta, Evening Geport,

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
August 29th-6:90 P. M.-The daily rise of
the Presidents temperature began later this
his pulse is now the same as st this hour yes
terday He has taken willingly the liquid
food prescribed during the day, and besides
during the morning a small piece of milk
toast. At the evening dressing free dis
charge. of pus took place from the parotid
swelling. which is diminishing in size. The
wound manifests no material change. Pulse
ITO, temperature 1905, respiration IS.
Signed by Bliss, Barnes, Woodward, Rey-
burn and Aonew
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SEE the Red House advertisement in this
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The PRESIDENT.
THE OUTLOOK STILL HOPEFUL.
Encouraging Condition of the wounded
President
E.e...................Et c..................E Etc.
lsPEc.AL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REooRD-uMoN.I
Condition of The President.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 29th-6:20
P M-Dr. Bliss reports at this hour that the
result of the evening examination is highly
satisfactory. The febrile rise did not begin
until about 4:15 this afternoon, and although
than last evening, the fact is accounted for
by the presence of an accumulation of pus
in the glandular swelling, which was removed
at the evening dressing. The gland looks
better tonight than at any time since it be-
came dangerous feature Of the case. The
wound is also doing well, and the patients
condition is still further improved. DR.. Bax-
ter is reported to have said to a friend this
afternoon that if the Presidents stomach
holds out, and if he is properly cared for, he
will probably recover.
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All Quiet in the sick Room.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 30sh-1:30
Everything is quiet in the sick room, with no
iadicat;o OF any unusual auge in the Presi-
dents condition. The physicians are doing
and the members of the PRESIDENTS family
have re sired.
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he DAILY REC0RD-UNI0N.
ADYEs rIaEngNT mEETIoN.
gasiaess Advertisements.

Auction Sale.
sale Of real estate, corner of Tenth and streets
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Affairs al Midnight.

WASHINGTON, August 29th-Midnight.-
Every thing about the White House is quiet.
There has been no change since 10 O'Clock.
Jennings apparatus was working until about
that hour. the President having complained
Of the excessive heat. The temperature is
reported to have been decreased sensibly.
The pulsation is down 70 los. Bliss and
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WEDNESDAY will be the last day of Hale's
monster sale.
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OUR ADVERTISEMENT on Thursday morning
will be OF real interest to all. Signed: Hale
DroS
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OUR ADVERTISEMENT on Thursday morning
will be OF real interest to all. Signed: Hale
Bros.
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TO-DAY and tomorrow are the last days of
Hale's monster sale.
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FRE1GHrs. The following carloads of
freight were received in this city yesterday {:
Fourteen Of granite, of iron, II of wheat,
Of wood ! Of oil, l of harrow wood, / of
iron pipe, l Of ice, II of COAL of lumber,
of Craps ! of salmon, of canned fruit, 2
of green fruit. of wool, l of beans, Of
merchandise, Of pipe and of iron.
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CRoSK BEER again in the market. All
salnons haze IL
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70 MY OLD PATRONS.

az IS, Your Druggist or VI inc ncrchan
for tscI,, au25 SPIN
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UNRxcEPuoNABLE is Hale's monster sale
only two days to run.
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CASE of clothing for gents and boys opened
yesterday; latest cut and styles. Red House
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-08-18
HarWinton,

Horace Little, the Adventist "irophet, does not reside in Iiarwinton, but lives in the township of Litchftld, on the road from Campvile to Norhfeld We have often heard him prophecy H face has that pe- culiar expression sometimes seen in persons who keep thelr minds constantly strained on one particular subject. @
 A new safe of 5000 lbs. weight has been purchased by the town for the use of the Judge of Probate.
 A fine steer, two years old, belonging to Willie Relden was nistoa ., ~,..-~'----.--- tur Iyaugatuck railroad, last Friday.
 A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Edgar J. Brown, Aug. 3d.
 The descendants of Job Alfred held a family reunion at the residence of Dea. Sperry, last Thursday. About fifty persons were present.
 The old fashioned tea party at Mir. Rus. sells, was success. About 15 dollars was realized
 Miss Barber, from Winsted, is spending a few weeks with Mrs. Burwell.
 Mrs. E. E Baker, with her daughter, is spending few days at her fathers ?
 The Agricultural Society hold meeting on Tuesday evening of next week, to make arrangements for our annual Fair. L. G.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-08-18
Bantam,

The Chinese encamped around the lake left last week Some, or all of them have re- ceived orders to return to China, the latte r part of this month
 There are now quite number of camps about the lake.
 For several season past there have been parties passing and repassing here. with teams making themselves notorious by blowing fish horns. One day last week, two ladies, board CTS at Mir. Brundage, were driving with a horse and carriage, when the horse became. frightened at the sound of the horns, over throwing the vehicle with the occupants. The party were very gentlemanly in assisting the ladies in their hazardous condititiion.
 Our feamers have nearly finished their hay and oat harvest; the hay crop is very good, and oats unusually heavy.
 A slight accident occurred in the cotton mll of Neville & Go. in the breaking of a small gear. which caused the mill to stand still for a few days until It could be replaced by a new one.
 St. Pauls Chnrch has just received a beautiful communion set, consisting of Paten, Flagon, two communion plates and two gob- lets, manufactured to order, by the Wilcox Silver Plate Co.,, West Winsted, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-08-18
Not for thee shall tears be given Child of God and heir of heaven For he gave thee sweet release Thine the Chris tian's death of peace

Mir Thrall supplied the desk on Sunday last.
 Died, at New Milford, Aug. 18th, Mary B. Parish, wife of Seth c. Landon, aged 51 Her remains were brought here for nterment. Rest thee, dear Scholar. S.
 Mir. Thrall's vacation being ended, we had the pleasure yesterday of hearing him from his own pulpit preach fine discourse from the text, ''God is Love-" and quite sn- gularly from that text he delivered trinita- rian sermon. The doctrine of the Trinity, though an article of their belief, is seldom men, tioned by Congregational clergymen, hence we were quite surprised as well as much pleased.
 The remains of Mrs. Mary Parrish Landon are to be brought this afternoon from her late residence in New Milford, and inferred in our beautiful cemetery. Mrs. Landon had always lived in this her native place till few years ago she removed with her husband, native of Litchfeld, to New Milford. She had still many warm friends in Washington who sympathize with her husband and only sister in their grief.
 We hear it from good authority, that the ex-cook from your United States Hotel told his present employers, before they hired him, that he was not engaged to anyone We thought the emancipation proclamation reach. ed as far North as Litchfield. x.