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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

From San Francisco exchanges cf May sithl
The Chinese steamer Nee Foo will sail
hence for Hongkong and Canton June Sd.
The Supreme Court holds in the case of
Raventas vs. Green that growing crops
are personal property, and liable to attach
ment
NJ Casanova, Consul for Guatemala, re-
siding in this city, is in receipt of letters
from that province announcing the post
ponement of the worlds exhibition, to
have been held there next year, until
1888.
Three patients were discharged az crred
from the Twenty -sixth-street Hospi al on
Sunday, leaving 10 patients. A child with
the smallpox was taken to the hospital
yesterday from the vicinity of the United
States Mint.
Sixty.three dEunks were arrested be-
tween the hours of o'clock Saturday
morning and s o'clock Monday morning.
OF these % forfeited s. each, s were dis
charged, were convicted OF habitual in
temperance, and 36 served % hours.
Keenes little nine. year.old son created
sensation not down on the bills of the
Bush-street Theater last evening by crying
out "Oh, papa, don't hurt Aggie" tthe
Youngsters sister,, who in the character of
"Lady Anna" was being handled roughly
by "Gloster" (i<eenel in "Riohard III"
Actors and audience were convulsed by the
unexpected remark.
The United States lighthouse steamer
Manzanita, with United States Marshal
Poole, Lieutenant Schrader of the Fourth
Artillery, and 25 armed soldiers of the
same regiment ON board, visited the Faral.
lone Islands yesterday and elected the
Farallone Egg Company. The corporation
had enjoyed a monopoly for years and bad
grown independents, interfering materially
with the lighthouse authorities.
The corner of Montgomery and Wash
ington streets, where the cable railroad
company is excavating for terminal
wheel, is historic beyond the fact that
upon it stood the old Lyceum Theater. In
the vicinity OF this corner, in 1881, Charles
Brown, who came here in 1929, on the
whaler Heivetius, erected frame build
ing, which was used as a saloon and black
smith shop. The locality was consider
ably improved by Eugene.L Sullivan, who
erected a three story store on the lot In
lS49. The buildings were consumed by
fire in May. 1850. John " Plume bought
lot, lSx49 feet, on the southwest corner
of Montgomery and Washington, for
S25, ,000, on which, in August, lS49, a
brick building costing 500, 900 waz
erected, and it was burned the followin,
| year, and was rebuilt at cost of $4,000
| The bay in lS49 extended to the east side
of Montgomery street, while Pacific street
was a ravine.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, May 23d.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento May 9th: ]. Brandt
and wife, Portland, Or; Mrs. Arnold, Char
ley Arnold, Lille Arnold Oaklard: Adolph
Bissinger. San Francisco W. H. Duff and
family Hamilton, Canada Louisa Thwaites,
New York.
One hundred aud FIVE through emigrauts
left on Saturday nights emisrant train, to
arrive in Sacramento May 29th and 81 last
night, to arrive May S0th.
OMAHA, May 24th.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento May 2Sth: Rev. A.
Mandine and five Sisters of Charity, Elm.
metsburg Md. Mrs. Emickle, Baltimore !;
Mary Z. Watson, Steubenviile, o.; Miss H.
Laueworthy, Mary Langworthy, Stockton;
Chas. Flannsgan, III. Kronthal and wife,
Miss Elsie Kronthal. s. b. Morey, George
Milne, Colonel Gray. daughter and son, San
Francisco; S. s. Howe. Marlboro, Mass. :;
J. s. Mensrdin, H. y. Crandall and wife,
Mentorville, Mimi; p. Morgan, London
Ely Isaacs, Mrs I. Isaacs, Mr.. Bntter6eld
aud party, New York; Cornelia Wilson,
Mrs. w. III. Keogh, Chester Keogh, Chicago;
Mrs. T. H. Shepard. Burlington, Ia. A. w.
Pike, California.
Seventy.fve through emigrants left on LAST
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento May 31st.
KANSAS CRY, May 23d.-Left hore to.
day, via the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
route J. W. Ferris, J. 4. Thomas and fam
lily, l.. Nj. Pearlmsn, San Francisco, and Is
emigrants.
CARLIN, May 24th.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in, Sacramento tomorrow T. Il.
Wood, Leadville, Col; Mr.. ". F. Merrill
and wife, New York !; b. F. Vaughn and
wife, Providence Mrs. II. Rice, New York
City; Miss A. Livinstone. New York City /;
Mrs. E. III. Ruppell and child, Canada: Rob
ert L. Behre, San Francisco Leopold Good
man, New York 4; Thomas T.. Schellbaker,
Cincinnati A. Johnston. Oakland. Cal
Porter Hayes, Nova Scotia; Miss NJ. Hayes,
Nova Scotia: Fred Munich and james Rob-
erts. New York; e. Z. Moffatt. New York
R. Roberts, New York i; j. z. Marceilus,
New York; r. Weinberg. Germany; Gustave
Nitsch. Sacramento; l. l.. Chinvrrs, Eng
land; J. L. Harding and wife, Waltham,
Mass Mis- Il. A. Conkey, Denver, Col;
Samuel Disbecker. Denver. Col A. o. Cos
sett, Kelton, Neb In Pullman hotel car
Albemarle,: A. b. Stesrns, San Francisco;
Westlake, Jersey City, n. j; Mrs. j. w.
Frisbie, Detroit. Mich; Miss Emma &. Fris.
bic, Detroit. Mich; Mrs. Augustus jacobs,
Boston. In private car: Mrs. Samuel +.
Miller, Washington, D. c.: Miss Lida Mil
Ter, Washington, D. c.: Miss Tonzalin, On
aha; Miss Floyd. Terra Haute; J. Floyd
Tanzy, Omaha; 105 emigrant passengers, in
cluding II males, to arrive in Sacramento
May 10Th.
NEwHALL, May 24sh.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow J.
Scott, w. w. Folt and wife, H. B. Lake,
Michigan Mrs. Leggett and two children.
L. J. Rose, J. S. Chapman, Mr. Russell, Los
Angeles; c. c. Hatch, Arizona; II. H.
Webb, Yuma; E. Bean, Los Angeles Mr..
Ford, San Francisco w. E. Cook, Arizona
d. P. Quinn, New Mexico; w. H. Hill,
Los Angeles; G.. J. Moore, Arizona (; II. j.
Wilson, New Mexico.
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SAN FRANCISCO MONEY MARKET.-There
is nothing of interest to report. The de-
mand for money in this market continues
quiet, and the supply is large. 1t is doubt
full whether, as whole, the country has ever
been so well supplied with true money IS
now. Our circulation no longer represents
promise to pay money, but the money it
self in metallic form. The avidity with
which people have stepped forward to loan
the United States $3.50, coo, 600 for any length
of time at 81 per cent. is the best proof OF
the abundance of money. In no previous
period could this have been accomplished
with the same ease and promptness.
Locally, the money market is un-
changed. The nominal rates are 7@9 per
cent. for regular mercantile paper; 4@6 per
cent. for call loans on prime securities, and
| S@9 per cent. for mortgages on city real es.
tate, with taxes on same guaranteed. Drafts
on New York, l0c down to par per 500
kilograms on do, 10c; London exchange
ACID for bank bills, and 49sd for com.
mercial; refined silver, 124@13l per cent
discount; Mexican dollars, 90J@91c apiece
IS. f. Bulletin, May Oath.
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Travellers Testimony.

Thousands Of travellers BY land and sea
have vouched for the efficacy Of Hcssetter 5
Stomach Bitters as preventive of the ply
sical disturbances which ordinarily arise from
chance of climate and the changes of diet,
water. etc, incident to wandering life.
Upon systems toned, invigorated and reg
ulated by this geliai vegetable antidote the
external causes of debility and disease seem
TO produce little or 10 effect. Forearmed
with Hostetter's Bisters, the voyaser may bid
defiance to sea sickness and encounter the
chilling fogs of the British Isles, the coast
winds of the Antilles, the icy temperature OF
Northern Alaska, or the burning heat of the
tropics with equal impunity. The effect Of
this admirable medicated stirnulaut is greatly
TO increase the vital energy of the system,
thereby enabling it to resist aud repel the
exciting causes of disease.
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Shocking lffair-Tw0 Children Wounded
-. ly

COTTON, May 24th.-This evening, about
4:3O, while two children of David Meacham
were playing, his little boy. aged 10 years,
went into the house and took his fathers
pistol-a small sized Remington-and per-
suaded his little sister, aged years, to so
with him to shoot. and while cooking tee
pistol it was accidentally discharged, shoot
ing the hoy through the index finger of the
left hand the ball striking his little sister
above the right eye, passing below the base
of the brain and lodging il the back part OF
the head. Medical aid was immediately
summoned, and al that could be done to
alleviate the children's pain has heen done.
The doctor has pronounced the little girls
yvn,rI mortal
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escaped from the County Jail at this place on
the evening of the 18th instant a ID for whose
apprehension reward of $500 had been Of
tered, was recaptured at Atlanta. Alturas
county. few days ago. He is expected to
be brought here in charge of Sheriff Bryan
tomorrow.
Doctor Passmors Treadwell, who was S
surgeon in the army during the war and for
several years after at this post, died last
night at o'clock.
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Movement I'm Mono County
Serious Accident.

SAN JOSE, May 24th.-On Monday after
noon Henry Humphrey, young man who
lives on the University tract, while driving a
wood wagon up the grade of the New Ala
MAIDEN mine, fell under the wheels and was
run over. The front wheel passed over his
chest and cut eff two of his fingers. The
hiud wheel was about to pass over his head,
when companion pulled him out. His in
iuries are severe, and perhaps fatal.
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VIENNA AGAINST NEW YoRK.-A sport.
ing paper in New York had made itself
merry over an invitation sent out to the
world by the Committee of the Interna-
tional Regatta in Viennl. The Vienna
rowing clubs have now answered by chal-
lenging the Americans. A thousand dol
lars have been staked, and America Of
ficially invited to try conclusions in row.
ing on the Danube at Vienna
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WHILE WAITING FOR CoCcH to go as it
came, you are often laying the foundation for
some pulmonary or bronchial affection. 1t is
better to get rid of cold at once by using
that sure remedy, DIR. D. Jayne's Ex-
pectorant, which will cure all stubborn
coughs, and relieve any anxiety as to danger
GUS conseouences
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NEFAD.i.

Mackay Coming Home-smaii.pox.
VIRGINIA, May 2ith.-John w: Mackay
sailed from Europe or the 14th, and was due
in New York yesterday.
Several cases of small pox are reported In
this CITY today. A leading physician says
there are now over q dozen cases here.
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Catlsil-pecprst,on naY.

WATsoNvILLE. May 24th.-The Sports
mans Club Of this place has received ,000
catfish, to be put ia the lakes rear town.
Steps are being taken to celebrate Decora-
tion Day here.
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Two Years. rmprisonment.

SAN BuENAvEETURA, May 2fth.-Marcelo
| Silva, who was convicted of manslaughter in
killing Thomas Burke with blow of his fist,
was this morning sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment.
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During the week. commencing MONDAY MAY 2 we shall offer
The following lines Of Goods in the Dry Goods Department


Awool Striped Black Cashmere go cents yard
fashionable Plain Figured Goods,
Leading Shades 50
Lot in
woo Cmers HAIR Grey and Light Brown Mixtures cents yard
Compile Assrtnen o. ColoredSa
An Endless Buning Moha Figured and Brocaded Dress Goods
Prices S to 80 cents yard with Stripes and Fds to match
Ladies
cents each
Chdens Fancy cents
Turkey Red bile Covers each
Unbleahed duulitv cents
IGoodSz
in DressPa
10 to 80 cents yard
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nENTIsT, as J STREET, BETWEEN @EA
~ Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti. .efffb
fetal Teeth inserted on Gold yulcante and all bases
trous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction Of Teeth. ml4-lm
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FARMS FOR SALE.

A N IMPROVED sIXTEEN-ACRE FARM, NEAR
nToYements. cheap at 50 500 35 acres, with stock
and improvements, 50 400; 10 acres and improve
ments g, COO 80 acres, well improved, at $500 ;
50 acres without improvements at 81, 500 80 acres
only fenced, at S35 per acre. All these farms are
within five miles Of the State CAPITOL and none
of them subject overflow. For terms and further
description, call en- CARL STRoBEL, the Land
Broker 32i j street, Sacramento, Cal a251pt
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BERTAUD's IxFALiIBLE INIEcIIoy.-The famous
French remedy for gonorrhoa gleet, etc d. 5.
Hammer, Sacramento, agent for Pacific coast Sent
q. D. D. to any address.
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ID. A. BAMgTRGEi
No. 207 street, Sacramento; or to
O. 8 RDMAN, Ga
FOB SALg---A BARGAIN.

FARM OF I,0.2 ACRES OF PATENTED III
N land. situated on the stage road in Nap ES7E
county, CalifornIa; l25 rich, level land -~A-
under cultivation, now sown TO wheat and hay
garden, vineyard and orchard, and comfortable
frame dwelling on the premises; school.hOuse and
postOffce in the vicinity; climate unsurpassed.
Title perfect. Terms easy, aud possession given
when required For particulars call on address
CADwAL ADER & PARSoNS, Real Estate Agents,
corner Tniru and J streets, Sacramento lpu
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
j. u. KLUNE,

(LAte with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
UYATCHMAKER AND JEwELER,
w No. so street, between Second and Ss1A.
laird. Dealer III Watches, Clocks, Silver ia
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing In all its %SasS ~
branches . speciality, under Mr. FLOBERG
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DR.. UNeAR's Liquor AsTIDoTR, carefully prepartd
Of the best Quill Bark by II. S. Hammer, G.'gg1s';
Sacramento (The eel brated cure for drunkenness)
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WILLIAM B. MILLER

Q.ate with Floberg)
AyO e2s J STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, -
IL Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer fS75A.
and Dealer In Watches, SiIverware, Jewelry, Elsp
etc. Repairing a specially, under Robert 1ssses
Narsh All country orders promptly atte ided TO-.
a20iptf
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q 400 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

UNoR sALE-oN EASY TERMS AND IN syS
subdivisions, as per survey, { 400 acres SJSS
OF frst-rate FARMING LAND, formerly known -
az the BEARb'S RANCH" at the Mission OF
San Jose. Alameda County. Apply to the FRENCH
SAVINGS BANK, No. 5Si California street, San
Francisco a2o-iplm
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures
constipation, liver complaint and purihes the
blood
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Wind, Rain, Thunder and Lightning at
Different Points.
AHTI-cHIaEsE MOVEMENT IN MONO COUNTY.
Result Of an Oil Lamp Being Used as a
Weapon at Woodland.
SMALLPOX SPREADING Oh TIE coMsToCK
Shocking Affair at Cotton, San Bernar-
dino County.
CALIFORNIA.
The weather.

The Weather.
DowNIEvILLE, May 24th.-A heavy shower
of rain occurred last night, and fell at inter-
walls during the day, accompanied with light.
nipg and thunder. The mountains are az
pareled in green and flowers.
NORTH SAN JUAN, May 24th.-A furious
thunder storm, with vivid flashes of light.
ming, passed over this section last night.
Considerable hay that had been just cut was
damaged by the rain. In the mountains the
sky is overcast with dark and heavy clouds
to-day.
SAN BURNAvENTURA, May 24th.-Heavy
clouds and brisk soutEerly breeze, with
pouring rain, prevails here, which is not
wanted at all, as the ripening grain is very
heavy and may fall down.
Two Important Supreme Court Decisions.
SAN FRANoIsco, May 24th.-The Supreme
Court has rendered two important decisions
one in the case of the San Jose Gas Com
pany against the City Treasurer, deciding
that the franchise of the company is taxable
under the Constitution the other that Of
SIMMER vs. the San Luis Water Company,
confirming the decision of the lower Court,
which granted an injunction to restrain de-
fendant from diverting the water of o stream
from plaintiffs land. The only color of
right which the water company was able to
set up was deed of right Of way for water
through the lands of the plaintiff. That the
Court held was not conveyance of riparian
rights.
DIsorierIy Demi-Nondc - Two Women
EearfulIy Burned and House Dam.
aged.
WOODLAND, May 24th.-A few minutes
before o'clock this morning an alarm of fire
was sounded from the fre-bell, and the whole
eastern part Of the town was awakened by the
frantic screams of woman. A fight had
occurred in notorious bagnio between the
keeper, Gussie Carlton, and Fannie Ogden,
in which the latter threw lighted kerosene
lamp at the former, from which they were
both fearfully burned, and Gussie will proba-
bly, die. The house was also set on fire, and
but for the prompt arrival of the fremen
would have been destroyed. As it is, it was
considerably damaged. 1t was insured in the
E;na for 81, 800. The furniture was also in
sured in the Etna-
Anti.Chinese Movement I'm Homo County.
BoD1E, May th.-Considerable excite.
ment has been aroused here in regard to the
employment of Chinese on the railroad line
to Mono Lake. The company has put few
Cinnamon at work at the further end OF the
line. and have advertised for 200 white
laborers at 81 25 day and board. A mass
meeting was held tonight, at which a resolu.
ton was adopted that no Cinnamon should
be employed in Mono county. A meeting of
the Miners Union is being held tonight to
consider the matter. At 10 o'clock no result
had been arrived at. The chances are that if
any interference is INDUCED in the railroad
will be abandoned.
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IDAHO.

Escaped Murderer RecaptuIed-geatt.
Boise CRY, May 24.h.-Renfy Melon
aid, the murderer of George Mye-s, who
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAGRADA BrrrERs touches the
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation ard liver 'o'i'
M
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters is the
best spring medicine.
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IF the bowels are sluggish and the liver
torpid, use Kidney.Wort.
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HAMMERS CLscARA SAsRApA BITrEHs are nee'.hs
with the success they justly merit Try IT,
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Always glad to you. We shall be especially
pleased to have call this week. and new
quarters, goods and improved facilities Respectfully
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REGULATE rHs LIVER with Hammers CascNA
Saprada Bitters, and health IS the result
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters is an
antidote for malaria
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The QmaraBtincd Bark-Mail Service
Wheat Market.


PORTLAND, May 24th.-The bark Al len
Besse is still in quarantine at Astoria Every
possible precaution is observed by the health
authorities to prevent the further spread OF
the disease. Four cases of small. pox have been
taken from the vessel and isolated. The
bark is being thoroughly fumigated. No
new cases are reported.
The stages of the California and Oregon
line are still running under the winter sched.
ule. The read is in good condition. but the
horses on the southern division are suffering
from epizootic. 1t is likely that the 52-houl
schedule will be adopted by June 1st.
The necessities of some of the milIers have
sale was effected to-day fer milling at 81 32l
per GENITAL. and there were several Other
transactions close to this figure The market
may be quoted at 81 3l1@1 32ii, with little
or nothing offering
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FOR SALE.
MILL PROPERTY IN WOODLAND.

EtoMPRIsINo A STEAM FIGURING MILL
(three run oi stoneN, warehouse, Office, sheds,
dwelling and grounds Is ceutra y located; IS well
equipped for merchant and grist work, and has 1t
the present time a well established trade
Also, in the city of Sacramento, dwelling house
and lot situated on street (uorth side), between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Lot, SOxt6o feet
dwelling two story containing nine rooms. Address
John N. RHODES. woodland, Csl. ml2 2w
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FOR SALE,

OlA ACRES OF GOOD WHEAT LAND g5
,1Ast two mi es tass Of Clay Station, Sscra- %7s
mento county. Containing Orchard, Vineyard "-if--
and Blackberry Vines l40 of pasture, all well
fenced; dwelling house of nine rooms; new horse
barns, hay barn, stables and wagon sheds wind
mill and tank, capac ty COO gallons wstsrpipes In
house. barns and eorras; two living springs On
place Terms easy title perfect.
For further particulars, apply TO
ID. A. BINYFRGER,
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The Queens Birfhday-COal Discovery
Dwelling Burned-stabbing Affair.

PORTLAND, May 23th. "A number of
British flags were flying to-day in honor of
/ the Queens birthday. A very handsome
display OF bunting was made by the English
ships now in port. A banquet was given
this evening at the Esmond Hotel, under the
auspices of the British Benevolent Society.
A very rich vein of coal was discovered a
few days ago by party Of prospectors on
Hubbard creek, Douglas county. Some ex-
citement prevails over the valuable discov-
cry.
The dwelling of James Denny, in Lane
county, was partially destroyed by fire yes
terday. A portion Of ths household effects
were saved. Denny being poor man, and
having family, the citizens took up COL
lection and raised very substantial sum.
Two citizens living in Stayton. Marion
county, whose names could not be ascer.
tanned, engaged in an alteration last even.
ing, when one stabbed the other, infiicting a
dangerous wound in the breast. Both par.
ties are under arrest.
The dwelling and outhouses on Judge Cal
lenders farm, in Clatsop county, were totally
destroyed by fire Sunday. Loss, 81, 800; nc
insurance.
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cLoAKs, DoLEWANs, ULsTERs, ETC

Place has also been allowed for DRESSING-ROOMS, SO
that Ladies will find Of the Pleasantest well
as the Most Convenient Establishments do their shop
ping at.
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

TEyHE FOR YEARS wELL-KNowN ca
st. Louis Brewery tTE5E5g
Situated corner of Sixth and g streets, sseszzA
in the city Of Sacramento, is, on account OF the
death of the proprietor, for sale cheap. Inquire OF
p BOIL. 325 street. mZO-u
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HAMMERS DRUG STORE, Fourth and streets
Sacramento.
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FINE Ixron I'D Clears at Hammers Drug Store,
Fourth and s'reets
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-25
Dps. HYEyER a sOUTHwORTu.

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