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HAMMERS Glycerolo Of Tar is the best cough medi
cine
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W. A. HuGTIsNN. VI. 3D..

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
| 4 Office southwest corner of Seventh and ]
streets, in Brytes new building up stairs. Resi-
| dence, southeast corner of Seventh and streets,
| Sacramento. Office hours: to 3 and to P. N.
s25- 4p1m
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FREMONT HOTEL.
Union HOTEL
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE NOTICE.

En- THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
q fornia, county of Sacramento.-In the matter Of
the estate of GEORGE NELSON, deceased
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the 31st
day of october, 1881, at 10 O'Clock NJ of said day.
and the Court room Of said Court, at the Court
house, in the city of Sacramento, county of Sacra
mento, and State of California have been ap
pointed as the time and place for proving the will
OF said George Nelson deceased and for hearing the
application Of Harriet E. Nelson for the issuance to
her of letters testamentary thereon
Witness my hand and the seal of the Court
this 18th day OF October, 1881.
(ssALl THoS. n. BERKEY, Clerk.
o15-10t By CHAs. NJ CosLAY, Deputy Clerk.
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.IOuH EsTEL.

OFFICE CORNER THIRD AND AND } STREETS E 5
IL A. NJ, l to and to P. NJ Residence S. L. cor
ner Tenth and streets o54p1m
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ATTENTION.
d e M 0 G r a T S

MEETING HELD BY THE DEMOCRATIC
"A City Cent al Committee on Thursday evening,
october 18th, it was unanimously resolved that an
invitation be extended to all Democrats to attend
meeting of the COMMITTEES on
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
CALIFORNIA.

DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND sUNDAyl
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IMPORTANT 10 ORgHABDISTS,

PARTIES DESIRING TO PLANT FRUIT zseN
Trees the coming season can obtain them go
from the leading Eastern Nurseries in lots of<~-
100 and over by sending their orders before the 9Th
of November to C. ". REED, Sacramento Cal
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CHARLES T. JONES AND go. NJ. MARTIN.
Atterneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their Office to No Get l street, between
Sixth and Seventh. au244plm
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Further Arrests of Land Leaguers.

Farther Arrests of Land Leaguers.
DUBLIN, October 15th.-James O'Kelly,
member of Parliament, and William O'Brien,
editor of the Land League organ, United
Ireland were arrested this morning. Arthur
O'Conner, member Of Parliament, has not
vet been arrested, although Superintendent
Mallon has warrant against him. 1t is sup
posed he has escaped from the country.
DUBLIN, October 15th.-John Dillon, 81.
P, was arrested this afternoon, charged with
reasonable practices, and lodged in Kilmain-
ham Jail.
NEW York. October 15th.-A cablegram
to the Irish World says: Quinn, the Secre-
tary of the Land League, has been arrested
and lodged in Kilmainham Jail.
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CHRIS. WElsEL & CO..

Nos. sy6 and 1854 street, Near Eighth,
DUTCHERs AND PORK PACKERS. kyUA
ID Choice Hams, Bacon, Lard, Mess =
Pork, Clear Pork, Pigs Feet, Spare Ribs, ~
at lowest market price. Highest price paid for
Qrais,-fed Hogs. sls-iptf
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Delinquent Notice. : Great Crevice
Mining Company. Principal Place OF business,
Sacramento city. Notice.-There is delinquent
assessment levied on the 18th day OF SEPTEMBER,
1851 the several amounts set opposite the names OF
the resnective shareholder; as fol oWs:
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River Improvements I'm San Joaquin
COun!y.

STOCKTON, October 15th.-C. E. Rhodes,
a civil engineer attached to the United States
Engineer Corps in this State, has completed
n survey Of what is known as the Devils
Elbow, on the San Joaquin river, and re-
ported to Colonel Mendsil. The object of
The survey was to furnish the latter-named
officer with data to enable him to obtain the
necessary appropriation to cut navigable
channel through the bend next year. Two
bends in the river have already been cut off,
and steamers ply daily through the new
channels. The first is at Lone Tree bend,
and the second at the bend above Wakefield.
These cuts are each one hundred feet wide,
and are dredged to depth of ten feet at the
lowest low water during the season. Mr..
Rhodes has had one hundred and nine snags
removed from the San joaquin river, be.
tween Grayaon and San Joaquin City, and
has built several wing dams to rectify the
channel, and has thereby increased the depth
of the water iu places from one to five feet.
On Monday he commences an examination of
the Mokelumne river from Woodbridge west
ward to ascertain what improvements
are needed to insure the uninterrupted navi-
cation Of that stream.
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Tho New FORK Elevated railroads.

NV YORK, October 15th.-At meeting
of the Directors of the New York Elevated
Railway Company. he'd this afternoon, the
proposition of allowing the New York COM
pany per cent. dividend as lien on the net
earnings of tie three companies, the remain
der of the earnings TO be divided between the
Metropolitan and tia Manhattan Companies,
up TO per cent, was agreed to. a harmo-
NOUS settlement of the trouble is now ex-
pected.
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NOTICE,
70 WHOM II Hay CONCERN !

A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE PAID A STATE
N and County Tax on personal property for the
year 1881 are hereby notified that the tax levy as
fixed by law for this year is 81 20 on the Sl00.
There is now due and payable the sum OF 50 cents
on the 800 on all such property within the bound
aries Of Drainage District No l, and 10 cents on the
Slo0 on all such property outside of said district,
within this county. Section No. 1925 OF Revenue
Law reais "If sum less than the rate fixed has
been collected the deficiency must be collected as
other taxes on personal property are collected
j. W. HOUSTON,
oI56t County Assessor.
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Il. L.. BILLINGS d CO.,

HFFICE "a sTREET.-oFFICE HOURS:
n. and 1876 to Pm. s2s-H
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CEORCE p. HARTMANN.

OF THE ORIENTAL MARKET AND 1gyUA
SAUSAGE FACTORY, No. Ais KfE<PS
street, will supply the public with the 49,
CHOICEST SAUSAGES Of all descriptions, such as
Liver Sausage, Vienna Sausage, etc. Particular
pains Is taken in the manufacture Of LIVER
WURST, and l defy any Sausage Manufacturer to
excel Also, Meats Of all kinds, delivered to any
part Of the city. o154p.1m
SING wo HING KEE SUCCESSOR ATS&
- to Sing Wab), Chinese Butcher, 3155E11<S~
street. between Third and Fourth, desires -
to state to the public and former patrons that he
keeps hand the very best stock Of hogs to be had
in the market All bills against the old firm will be
paid by Sing Wah. SING W0 HING kEE,
SING WAH.
Sacramento. October IL. 1881. o14-3ts
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conviction of Hone, the Burglar.

SAN Francisco, October 16tb.-James, bet
ter known as Jimmy" Hope. the expert bur
glar, whose trial has been a long. and hotly,
Contested one, was yesterday found guilty OF
an attempt at burglary in the first degree IN
attempting to do" Sather & Co.'s bank.
The jury was ont one hour. Hope will be
sentenced next Saturday.
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Aaotl,er yictory for Iroquois.

LONDON, October 15tb.-Lorillard's Iro'
Guois won the Newmarket Derby, Ishmael
second and Lennox's Lara third.
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HOTELS IND RESTAURANTS.
HoTEL LsNc4AM.

HOTEL LANG9AM.
NoRNER FOURTH AND L STREETS, sACRA-
mento-stricty frst-cass, on the European plan.
Free coach from Railroad Depot. Fine sample rooms
oil 4plm TERRY & CO., Managers
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SATURDAYS DISPATCHES.
ESPECIAL TO THE RECORD uNIoNl
DOMESTIC NEWS.
St. Julien Reats TrInket.

NEW YORK, October 15th.-There was an
immense crowd present at Fleetwood Park
to-day to witness the great struggle between
st. Julien and Trinket. st. Julien won the
irst heat by length, Trinket coming in on
run. Time, 2:12a. st. Julien won the sec
end heat in 2:17!. In the third heat Irinket
led to the quarter-pole, but the California
horse passed him there, and led to the finish,
winning the heat and race. Time, 2:1433.
Among other distinguished persons present
was General Grant, who appeared to enjoy
the sport very much, and complimented
Hickok at the conclusion of the race on the
..:o4....rr ~ Ii. hc,raa
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REMOVED.

YHyHE STOCK OF DRUGS. MEDICINES N
and fixtures OF G. S. WAIT have been -
removed from his old stand to his new store, ~
Northwest Corner OF sixth and J.,
(No ssh, where he will be pleased to see AL his
old customers. olI-u
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K. J. CRoLY.
CARRIE q cEOEy.
g. cARLs

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
Z pared to do all kinds Of work in their line, In
city or country Principal place OF business, Sacra
mento Shop, No TIA Second street, between K
and L. Postoffice Box, No 40, Sacramento.
aul6-4Dtf
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PaR GREAT ENGLTSH RgHEDT

Is s never.failing Cure
for Nervous Debility, Ex-
hausted Vitality, Sem
.inal weakness, speI
matorrhoea, Lost Man
II o q, lmpoteu cy,
Paralysis, aud all the
terrible effects Of self.
abuse, youthful iollie:
and excuses in mature
years-such as Less o.
Memory, Lassitude, Noe.
turnal Emission. Ayor
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Monday Evening. October 18th.

At the COURT HOUSE, commencing at o'clock
to participate in the selection of candidate for
Second Trustee. P. j. HARVEY,
Chairman o. the Committee.
JOHN DoMISGos, Secretary. o15-2t
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VTNIeN FOUNDRY-IRoN AND BRASS
4 Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween n and o. Castings and Machinery of every
descrintiOn made to order au24-4plm
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A As,ss,ss,nni Fresl,at.

Rock ISLAND (Illl, October 15th.-The
Mississippi river is still rising, and is now
within less than two feet of the highest water
ever known, and promises to reach that mark.
The Argus has information from La Crosse
and Dubuque that the upper river is rising
fast The tributaries are all full and rising.
Considerable damage has been already done
by high water, and if it goes much higher the
damage will be great.
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MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs
IVA Iron Doors, Jail Cells Shutters, Ratings
Gratiuss HousewoTk and Blacksmithiug in general
No. $40 street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second
hand Doors for sale. QIg2-4ptI
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whose
Contested one, was yesterday found guilty OF
an attempt at burglary 10 the first degree IN
attemvting to '.do'' Sather & Co.'s bank.
The Jury was ont one hour. Hope Will Be
sentenced next Saturday.
An italian yubiIee-sudden Deafh-Acei-
dental sheOtinG-suicide.
SAN Francisco, October 16th.-To-day
the Italians Of this city celebrated the SS9th
anniversary OF the discovery OF America with
characteristic enthusiasm. The celebration
was conducted under the auspices OF the Carl
baldi Guards. A procession was formed in
front Of Garibaldi Hall, on Broadway, and
consisted of rumbsr Of italian civic and
military organizations of the city. Preceded
by a band, the procession marched to the
ferry at the foot Of Market street, and cro5s-
ing. proceeded TO Shell Mound Park, Berke-
lev. The exercises at the park consisted OF q
brief address by G.. F. Fugazi, President of
the italian Guards, and an Grafton by Gui-
seppe Calegaris, both Of which were delivered
in the italian language. The remainder OF
the day was spent in dancing and various
sports and games. A very large crowd was
present at the park. On their return to the
city the celebration closed with q display OF
fireworks.
Clotelda Reef, q native of Germany, died
suddenly CO-Qay al Her EusOanQ s reSlQSnce.
James f. Gill, aged Is years, of Oakland,
while out hunting to-day, accidentally shot
himself Through the head. He died In
stantly.
Charles Wagner, native of Germany,
aged 43 years, committed suicide this morn
ing by hanging himself in the cutlery shop
of John Bauer, 637 Kearny street. Deceased
came from Stockton about two weeks ago,
where he was employed as a rancher. He
leaves family in Germany.
Barn Destroyed by Fire-Anfmals EuFaed.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 16sh-A large
barn belonging to Miller & Ellis, Nos. q and
g Spear street, was totally destroyed by fire
this afternoon. The building was filed with
grain and hay. Six horses and COW were
burned TO death. The loss will reach S15, 600,
with small insurance The lumber yard of
Benton & Holmes, adjoining the building,
was damaged to the extent Of $500.
An unsuccessful attempt was made this
evening to set FIRE to the large hay barn of
Rider & Somers, on Steuart street, near Fol-
SOM The flames were discovered and extin-
guished before much damage was done.
There is no clue e. the perpetrators.
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Kings Balloon.


MILWAUKEE, October 15th.-SParta reports
that Kings balloon passed over that city, 255
miles northwest Of Chicago, at o'clock yes
terday morning. going in q nerthwesterly di-
rection. This would carry it to st. Paul or
towards Lake Superior.
RIcHLAND CENTER wis J, October 18TH
Kings balloon passed over the county Of
Richland at about 5 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, going westerly. King spoke the people
below him. He was 'Ail o. K"
Fosters Plurality.
COLUMBUS (O.), October 15th.-Complete
but unofficial returns from the entire State
show Republican gains of II, 446, and Demo
cratic gains of G, $50 net Republican gain,
5,057. This, added 10 Townssnd's plurality
last October, gives Foster, for Governor
(Rsp.), 24,062 plurality.
Useless Injunction.
DENVER (Col), October 155h.-The ipjunc-
ton issued last Saturday by the District
Court at Bowldsr against the Denver, West
ern and Pacific Railroad has never taken eff
feet. on account Of the failure of Given and
Abbott, plaintiffs, to give the required S20.-
900 bond.
Suit for Taxes.
HARRISBURG (Pa.l October 18th. = The
Commonwealth has entered suit against the
Standard Oil Company for S5,G00,000 taxes
and penalties.
The Madge Beaten.
PROVIDENCE (R. II October 15th.-The
Boston yacht, Shadow, beat the Scotch cut
ter, Madge, badly, at Newport, yesterday.
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We TIE UNF0RTEJN4
DE-, GTBROT'S DTSPEE9lRY.
KoarnY street., san Erenciaco.

Esiabushed n 1854 Tor
the Treatment u Sa,ral
and Seminal diseases,
such sGnoud5a, elect,
StTictures, Syl.hilis in all
its forms, sguins- weak
ness, imToteAey, Skin
Diseases, etc, perma-
nsntly cured orAO charge.
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1855. +. FOSTER. 1851.
NJ ooKBINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
Sd Book Manufacturer, No. $40 Jstreet, between
Third and Fourth, Sacramento au2o-4pd
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SHORT uouRs OF LABOR.

The Massachusetts, Labor Bureau
brings ont some facts every year which
are exceedingly useful to the employer
ami employee, and help TO solve many OF
the complicated labor problems.
Much Of the last report is devoted to
the question of short hours Of labor for
operatives. Testimony was collected
from employers and employees in Massa-
,husetts, Maine. New Hampshire, New
York, Rhode Island and Connecticut
relative 10 a uniform system OF laws to
regulate the hours OF labor in the States
mentioned. The deductions made from
the facts gathered are that as much is
produced by manufactures whose en-
ployes work ten hours as by others where
they work eleven or more hours.
Nothingis said about the result OF less
number than ten hours work, and that
ought to be considered pretty full
days work. 1t is agreed that ten hours
Is more profitable than twelve to all
parties, but the inquiry was not made
IS to whether eight hours would not
have been equally as profitable as ten.
In the long run it doubtless would be.
The world would profit by it. Men
would become more intelligent and bet
ter fitted, mentally, morally and physi.
cally, for every employment, if there
were less slavery about it-ii they had
time outside OF their avocations to make
men OF themselves, and to come to their
work every day with zest and relish
they cannot have whSn overtaxed.
The only objection made 10 shorter
hours by the report in question, is that
it opens the temptation to dissipation
among employees. That is very fsivi-
lous objection AMI is hardly worth re.
futing.
The conclusions of the report on this
head may be summed up to lie, that
shorter hours Of labor will not diminish
production; will not reduce wages, As is
generally believed; will not harm the
morals of the community, or of indiyid-
uals; but that they viii, on the other
hand, make operativesh happier and more
intelligent, employers better served, and
the community viii be left Just as pros
porous ami industrious, just as moral
and sober, just as well of, as il the full
twelve hours OF work were exarted.
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tbs local political campaign in Vir-
ginia OF the coming summer is exciting
unusual interest. Ii borrows signif.
canoe from the struggle going on in the
Senate at Washington, and it is not sur
prising to see the parties Harvesting for
the combat already, and showing signs
that it is to be conducted with uncom-
mon spirit and bitterness.
There will be three tickets in the field
in NIrginia-the regular Democratic in
favor OF paying the State debt;
the regular Republican, also
in favor OF paying the State
debt; and the Readjuster Republicans
under MALONE, in favor of reputation.
Payment, or reputation, will be the
solitary issue in the contest. and the in
terest and excitement will be deepened
by the extraordinary spectacle of Re-
publican administration giving its coun-
tenance and authority in favor of an
Immoral" cause, and invading the state
to bribe and seduce its people into re.
padiating their obligations, while the
Democratic party of the State stand 60
champions OF honest payment.
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Tue Pittsburgh Post announces that
the lealing officials OF the BALTIC. Il Ohio
rnld were in that city looking at the lay
OF the land, and says, I've believe that
company commenced these reconnOis-
sauces away back in 1916. They keep
it up regularly, but somehow it happens
they merely pull the chestnuts out OF
the fire for other people. the Balti'
more road has tine best route, shortest
anil easiest grades, from the head OF
the Ohio 20 tide-water, and il its man
agement had been in accord with
general railroad development, its line
from Pittsburgh TO Cumberland to-day,
would have been as busy a thoroughiare
as the New York Central, the Erie, or
the Pennsylvania. But We must al!
live and learn, only the Baltimore peo.
pie learn slowly. They seem to be on
the ounces block now, having the null
tiplicatjon table hammered into their
heads, 10y the force of competing lines.
Still that company holds the cards ii it
viii only play them. We shall see, "a
W. have said, any time for twenty years. >
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Public Sale of Real Estate.

In the Circuit Court of Ohio County, S.:
Sa!sthiel Curtis, Guardian, etc.
VS.. In Chancery.
Vim. BOdey, ct nj.
BY virtue of u decree entered in the above en-.
titled cause on the 10th day of April, ISL will,
ON SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1881,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell at public auction, on
the premises, situate on CaStleman's Run,
adjoining the village OF Potomac, in Ohio cOun-
", the following described property, tO-wit:
Beginning at a stake above road and HOwsrd's
corner. and corner To the lot sold to BilSby;
thence S. % ". 2l.25 poles; thsnce y. ST. W.
lS3 poles TO road; thence n. S214' 4. 1872 poles
down road TO Towards lot; thence n. 6Sl5. +.
9 8 poles along road: thence :. 81 T.. 81 poles,
and containing two acres aud twenty peTches.
TERMS OF SALR-0ne half, and more II the pur
chaser so elect cVsh in hand, the balance In two
equal inStallments at six and twelve months
evidenced by negotiable prOmmiSOly notes
bearing interest from day OF sale, and secured by
deed OF trust upOn the property sold.
SALATHlEL CURTIS,
Guardian, etc.
W. y. CURTIS, Attorney.
W. II. HALLER, AuCtiOneer. ap2Geqgt
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Mr. PErER COoPER, the venerable
Philanthropist, is reported as declaring
that the proposed worlds fair enterprise
shall not fail, even if he has to 90 to the
rescue with his own money. Mr..
COOPER is further quoted as saying that
it would "be great disgrace, not only
to the city OF New York, but to every
business man in America, if the affair
should prove fizzle."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-27

TO-DAY five hundred men will begin
work to lay two more tracks on the New
YORK Central railroad, between Roches-
ter and Buffalo, working in both direc'
tons from Batavia. 1t will take 1900
tons OF steel rails, all in transit from
London, and will cost 100000 and be
finished in midsummer. That is the
way they are building railroads now a
DAYS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-27

THE number OF deaths in New York
for the first fifteen weeks OF this year is
10, $50, which is 2,G74 above the number
for the co: responding weeks OF last year.
This frightful rate of mortality is 10 per
cent above the average for the past nine
years, IS per cent above that OF the sickly
spring ci 1878, and 1858 greater than
that Of the most destructive year in the
past ten. This is fair sample OF what
dirt will DO for a city.