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BREVITIEs.

81 a German named Christian Rupp, who
sSsquite sick and apparently in somewhat de
6sraDged condition mentally, arrived on tn
Gears yesterday over the western division
Sand was taken in care by the police. He
zs:now at the police headquarters. He says Ia
sabelongs at lone or jackson, and was on hi
<sway there. He had sufficient money to pa.
: sstraveling expenses, but is little off, eithe
Eafrom his indisposition or otherwise.
"a About u o'clock on Sunday evening, as
Szzyoung man named Kemble was passing alonl
"a street near Tenth, he was commanded BY
sza would-be highwayman TO throw up hi
hands. He didn't exactly comply but le
EMS hight arm fly for header with gooC
:zeifsct. His antagonist responded, however
Nby shooting him in the thigh with pistol
Ssand then ran.
q The trial of Louis Hansche upon the charge
sSof abduction was completed yesterday in the
saSuperior Court and he was found guilty, 8
Recommendation for the exercise of the mercy
Eof the Court accompanying the verdict.
81 The only cases presented yesterday in the
3 Police Court was that of Patrick Carrick,
ssfned SO and costs for disturbing the peace.
9and Mrs. Brown, charged with the same Of
sstense, was granted until to-day.
81 An elderly gentleman sank upon the walk
Gin fainting spell, at Seventh and NJ streets,
Izlast evening. He soon recovered, and was
Feared for by friends. He is a stranger in
ashe city, attending the fair.
The motion for a new trial in the case of
5Charles Cook, convicted of abduction, was
yesterday overruled by Judge Clark and he
twas sentenced to three years in Folsom State
Prison.
A. Adams passed through yesterday from
! Modesto with Marion Jones, whom he is
taking to Reno upon charge of enbezzlement.
The Governor has appointed Richard Mel
rose IS Notary Public for Los angeles
county, to reside at Anaheim.
One hundred and three immigrants will
) arrive from the East this afternoon, includ.
fling 5S males.
! The Sons of Temperance benefit bali Ia
this city last week netted about $50.
The river yesterday marked the unusually
How point of 6 feet inches.
COMMERCIAL The steamer Modoc yester-
sday brought up from San Francisco barge
Yolo, with full load of gas pipes and barley.
9Barges Centennial and Thomas, San Fran
1cisco, arrived with lumber to w T. Frazer
I and Friend g. Terry Lumber Company
j They were towed up by steamer Reform.
! SALE or THOROUGHBRED STocR.-D. j ]
Simmons will sell at auction large selection
l Of thoroughbred stock, ct Agricultural Park,
on Thursday next. Among the stock to bel
sold viii be trotters, runners, draft stations,
sorood-mares, colts, etc. Sale to take PLACED
55lt II N. in front of the Grand Stand.
/ TURNER GYMNAsIUM.-Prs G. Lohse,
! who has been engaged to take charge of the
5Turner gymnasium. will Immediately formE
be obtaioed St J Keartb as ! street. 'fP
HeilbrOn's 6l9 j street, and j. Laug's, III u
street.
GREEsBAoK STATE CONVENTION. = The
Convention of the Greenback State organi
cation will be held at Jacobs Hall to-day,
commencing at 10 a. NJ, and a mass meeting
will be held in the same place in the evening
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WHAT WILL he DO WITH IT.
From the San Francisco Bulletin. ]

From the San Francisco Bulletin,
Governor Perkins has had before him.
{some three weeks or more, the report of
! the Commissioners appointed to investigate
the charges of malfeasance in the manage.
ment of State Prison affairs. The investi-
cation was long and patient one. These
Commissioners, appointed by the Execu-
tive, sat for many days and made very
Thorough and exhaustive inquiry. They
embodied the results in document cover
ling all the points of investigation. 1t was
"a cool, dispassionate report. It formulated
scharges against the State Prison Directors
sfounded upon the evidence laid before
sthem. For three weeks or more the Cow
sernor has had these formulated charges
before him. Naturally enough citizens in
gquire from time to time as to what the
Executive will do with them If he does
isuothing, it may fairly be inferred that he
sapproves the conduct of these Directors,
I Sor that he does not believe the statements
gembodied in that report, which has been
ISfounded on sworn testimony. If he de-
Smands the resignation of these Directors
or removes them from Office, it will follow
that he does not approve of the malfeas-
4 9ances which have been brought to light.
Z That is a fair way of putting the case.
a The record has been made up and has
sgone to print. If there is no remedial ac-
4tion, that will be an ugly document to use
Z in the next State canvass. 1t would be an.
gnounced ON every stump that a Commission
zof the Governors own choosing made out
Ia clear case of malfeasance on the part of
sthe present Prison Directors, and nothing
g,was done to remedy the evil OF course,
s,the Executive and the Republican party
swould be charged with the responsibility
sof tacit approval of the malfeasance.
z Perhaps the Executive knows how much
5dead weight he can carry. But documents
Sof this kind are very telling for one party
ssand very inconyenient for the other in a
cheated canvass. The remedy is plain
9enough and 1t cannot be said that there
lis much risk In removing men from office
3who are charged with malfeasance. The
sgreater risk IS in allowing them to remain.
ssthus giving tacit approval of line OF
5conduct which honest men OF all parties
swill not approve.
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|ExTERMINATE INSECTS

'T EwIs' HAND-FoRCE PUMP, WITH NSTAN
Z taneous Spray making Attachment, for apply
Ing any liquid to KILL INSECTS and protoc
orchards an1 conservatories has no equal. Desira
!ble, simple, cheap-S6. TO BE SEEN AT TIL
PAVILION. Orders from individuals or the trade
Address D. N. DILLA, S25 Twenty. street
lOakland s193p2w&swlm
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he DAILY RECORD UNION.
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater- Diplomacy, tonight.
Turner Hail-Grandma's Birthday
crocker Art Callery-o Orphans benefit.
Morgan's Amphitheater and Menagerie.
Agricultural Society Races. to-day.
Turner Gymnasium-Proi C. Lohse.
Partner wanted for a hog ranch.
Farms for saie-Carl strobel.
Wanted Position as housekeeper.
wanted-A working housekeeper, Protestant.
wsnted-A lady to help at stand.
Wanted-A presser, at Mechanics Store.
wapted Immediately head Of good horsei
For sale-A good Brewster buggy
Wanted "A Oung girl, good cook, etc.
Wanted-Sisuation by middle. aged man.
Wanted Position by a neat servant girl.
Auction Sale.
.. j. simmons-Th Thoroughbred stock.
Business Advertisements
weinstock & Lubin-Ten stores in one.
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water.
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AsHBuRNHAM Mass J, Jan. Il, 1880.

d AsHBuRNHAM Mass J, Jan. IA, 1880.
4 have been very sick over two years. They
aall gave me up as past cure. I tried ths
smost skillful physicians, but they did moi
4 reach the worst part. The lungs and heart
lwould fill up every night and distress me. anc
smy throat was very bad. I told my children
: | never should die in peace until had tried
4 Hop Bitters. / have taken two bottles.
3They have helped me very much indeed.
4 am now well. There was lot of sick folk,
9here who have seen how they helped me, and
athey used them and are cured, and feel as
! thankful as do that there is SO valuable o
: snedicine made. Mrs. JULIA G. CUSHING.
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STA. TIE T e FAIR. 1881 !!

The Annual State Fair of 1881 being the first under
the control and of Directors appointed by His
xceency the Governor of the State promises be the
most interesting Fair that has given by the
State Agricultural Society and in order that friends
and patrons in California Nevada Arizona may pro-
vded with suitable accommodations during their visit
request them to send through Wells Fargo
Co. by post the time of their contemplated arrival in
the city, and will have provided for them and their friends
suitable and seasonabe accommodations during their visit
to the Capital City.
James K. F'elter & 90.
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TO-DAY at the closing sale of L. Bien
Eighth and streets All-wool 4o-incl
cashmere, 80 cents a yard /; bleached OF
sunbleached Canton flannel, II yard
flor 81; allwool fannels. 20 cents
4 yard; ladies' kid gloves, 25 cents pair; No
sl2 gros-grain ribbon, 10 cents best qualit,
sblack satin, 70 cents yard; children's kids
s121 cents pair; children's stockings, D cent
q pair domestics at less than cost.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Eg CAnrrs. September laAh.--Passsd here "a
day, to arriva in Sacramento to-snoir3Ei IN
q Carrie Malay, Charles II. Jsckson, Sal
= Francisco; Miss Paulire Faiibsrks, Mis-
6 Ads Palmer, Miss Maude Russell. Miss osii
b Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Higgin, New
York: 4. H. Bates, wife and child, 4. ID
& Shane. i. !. Dscutt, Boston, Mass; A. J.
. sLuckhardt c.. A. Luckhardt, Elko Nevada
so. Poppleton. Michigan a. j. Poppleton.
8 Omaha: J. Bills, wifs and child, kernhill
J Col. w. Hennings. Fiji Island A Y. Ian.
5caster. John McNallJ, Tuscarora, Nevada
"a. A. Martin, Indiana G. J. Ross and wife,
ssSydney. Australia; g. q. Sewell and wife,
isYentura county; Col. Frederick Perkins
:, s,Lockehayen. Pa; George Perkins, .Napa !;
isCal: Mrs J. w. Davis, Denver, Colorado +;
IN. Beemau, Evanston, Wyoming; J. b..
4Iaekson, Detroit, Michigan; Geo. S. Miller,
8Montana; Frank J. BeTryessa, Terrace.
5Utah; P. Cermo, France Mrs. j. III. Acksr.
IsMrs. Z. Owen, Idaho Springs 1OS emigrantE
Spassengers, including SO males, to arrive inI
Sacramento September 2lst.
s OMAHA, September 195h.-Left here to.
sday, to arrive in Sacramento September 23l :,
aMrs. J. L. Broadhead, San Francisco; AliceE
sLingard, New York; Mrs. Ruth Walters.
Miss Lucy Walters, New Zealand; Robert
3Wilkin, wife and son, Halmwood New Zsa-E
Hand j. Lswekovitch and family. Berlin Il
NV. A. Swan, England; G. +. Crist ands
family. Oakland; Sir James Balm, London Il
sL. NJ. Clement, Oakland.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

lLANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER, mixed with the
water of the BATH is of great to inyalids and al
delicate persons, it reviyes and brace:
lap the failing strength, and soothes the most
Irritable nervous system. s20lt
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81 FINE PHOTOGRAPHS at J. Asher's Opposi-
gtion Gallery, $40 j, between Eighth and
Ninth. Cabinets, 81; very best. IS 90 ;
.acards, 81 very best, 81 80 per dozen.
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without any exception. the Crystal Par.

without any exception. the Crystal Par
'ior oyster, Chop and Wine House, corner Eighlt
and X streets, is the best pace in the city to gel
your oys ers cooked in any style. Porterhoust
Steaks made a specially. Hot Lunch from II to s
O'Clock. Open all night. sl6-lm
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Drink " Halls PepsIm wine ssiffers" and
be happy and content 1t is absolutely pure. Cures
Oyspop;ia, indigestion and the blues" 1t has re-
ceiyed First Premium throughout the State. au25-t
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The story Of Junius Henri Broacne, cl,.
] titled 1.-THE WAYS OF THE WORLD,
,eal be published only IN the WEEKLY UNION
rand the DAILY REcoRD-UMoN. The frs
s.chapter aciU appear Norem5er l, 1881.
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PROGRAMME for the Fair week will bs
found in the Red House advertisement.
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Cla.r Be BEAT l-Our lines of gents ant
'bcys' hats, at the Red House.
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You CAN FIND the largest display of fruits
vegetables, game, meats and poultry in tht
scity at the Fulton Market. Fifth and I
streets.
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LADIES, see those new style wool plaids for
225 cents yard, at the Red House.
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4.vR von. seen the programme Of the Red
u,I,ss for this week? You will find it in
their new advertisement.
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IMMENSE LINES of new goods in every
partment as the Red House.
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Fm,IpsE CHAMPAGNE-drv and extra dry
lis the best fermentation in the bottle)
when once tried, no other viii be kept il
fthe house.
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The DRESS GooDs DEPARTMENT will b.
found more complete than ever at the Ret
House.
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THE best appetizer out-Rock and hy
George w. Chesley, sole agent,
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MILLINERY GooDs are sold the cheapest
THE Red House.
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The best Meals In the city at Peterson,
6lS and go ] street iY7.tf
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rzr clo.ipg sale of L. Bien's dry goods
20 "a Won r, viii find the best of goods at less
than cost price. -
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sgr programme in the Red House advsr-
{ sement to-day
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Pratt,s AheIition 0nlThe People,, !,

hDe DcSt Meals IN tEe CITY ai PETERSON s.
4 a5lS and 62o street. jy7.tf
j The only Genuine MIX Bread, delivered
\ avery morning, by w. F. PETERSON, 620 j. Jy7.t
q Pratt's Abolition OiI!-The People,
Z Remedy has cured thousands; it viii cure you. IL
] as no equal. Sufferers with Rheumatism, Heu
aragia, Scatica Partial Paralysis Lame Back, GCut
zSpraIns Bruises Sore Throat Collie, Cramps, Cholers
/ iMorbus, or any internal external ache pain
awill find prompt relief by using ABOLITION OIL
Che 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;
3arge, 81. Ask for PBATT'S ABOLITION OIL
ga. MOBOYLE & CO., Druggists, San Francisco,
Z Sole Proprietors. m25-6m
i DR.. Ia Mars Seminal Pilis.-The best
remedy in the world for General Debility, Nervous
aand Physical Prostration, Loss of Sexual Figor,
3Seminal Emissions, and the many ailments caused
BOY Excess, Self Abuse, Dissipation, etc. All sui.
aierers, young and old, will find in these PILLS q
emedy that speedily restores wasted vitality and
! zindes the fame of Hope, Health and Ambition
Hue GLORY OF MAN IS HIS STRENGTH DIR. La
aHAR'S PILLS are veritable " Fountain OF Youth.
aPrice s2 so per bottle. Sentby Express, on receipt
Z 1f price Tor @. o. d., to any address. A. Nc.
a80YLE & CO., Druggists, P. o. Box 1,952 sai
y francisco. m25-6m
For Fine Cakes. Ice Cream, etc., the
sBEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. sos St.. bet. Fifth and Sixth Jy25-lm
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GENTS DRESS HATS. 75o. Red House.
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GENTS WHITE SHIRTS, 81. Red House.
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The only Genuine MILK Bread, delivered
|svery morning, by w. F. PETERSON, 62O J. jy7t
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OND14-o55 III S- 7-Eo-11o-- -
Weinstock & Lubin-Ten stores in one.
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water.
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Mrs. Allen C. Bragg of Reno, New, left thes
Friday last for extended visit to friends and rel
Etives in California accompanied by her sister, Mi:
fLizzie Rhodes, of Woodland, who has been spendin
xthe past two months in sageland
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THE DREAMS OF YOUTH.

1 built me vessel long years ago,
And fitted it out like the galleys cf old
It's sails were as white as the fresh fallen snow,
And its bows were resplendent with crimson and
gold.
Its bulwarks were firm, and its masts strong and
tall,
And gaycolored pennon on high was spread;
The beauty of Youth lent charm to it all,
And an image of Hope was its proud fgurehead.
launched it one morn in the spring Of the year,
When the breezes were low, and the sunbeams
were bright;
And l. in the pride Of my youth, had no fear
OF the strength of the waves or the gloom OF the
night
SO dreamed of the riches my galley would bring
From the lands where no bark had been ever be-
fore;
But the summer passed by, and spring wore round
to spring,
And my vessel returned not, alas, to the shore.
At length one dark autumn it came back to me,
But its masts were all broken, its bows were bare
Its bulgarks were covered with growth Of the sea,
And the figure Of Hope was no longer there,
While it brought for freight but the drift OF the
wave,
The sea foam and weeds that had laid in it long
And mournfully sighed as gazed on the grave
OF the dreams that were bright when lifes heart
beat was strong.-[ London Graphic.
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w. A. RvGHsOS, NJ. D.,

W. AZ ht tWHSON, No Ds,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office, southwest corner Of Seventh and
streets, in Brytes new building, up stairs. Resi-
dence, southeast corner Of Seventh and N streets,
Sacramento. Office hours: to 3 and to P. NJ.
m25 4D1m
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA-
- mento-ss. In the Superior Court in and
for said county. The People of the State of Cali
fornia, to WILLIAM PRESBURY and - PRES
BURY, his wife, greeting: lou are hereby notified
that action was commenced in the Superior Court
of the county Of Sacramento State aforesaid by the
filing of complaint in the erks Office, of said
Court, on the 2sth day Of MARCH, 1881, in which
action CLINTON L. WHITE is plaintiff, and YOU
are defendants. That the general nature OF the
action appears from said complaint, follows:
To recover Judgment against said defendants for
the possession of that certain piece parcel of land,
situate in the county Of Sacramento, and described
as the north half of the west half Of the northeast
quarter of section 80, in township north, range
cast, cf Mount Diablo base and meridian, alleged
to be the property OF plaintiff, and unlawfully with
held from him by slid defendants; slsO, Judgment
for 800 for the of said premises 20 this date,
and for damages at the rate OF 500 per annum for
the time in which defendants may hereafter with
hold possession Of said lands from plaintiff and for
costs OF suit And you hereby directed to appear
and answer said complaint within ten days from
the service of this writ, exclusive Of the day Of
service, if served you in said county OF Sacra-
mento and within thirty DAYS exclusive OF the day
of service If served elsewhere and you are further
notified that unless you SO appear and answer within
the time above specified, the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded therein
In testimony whereof, /, Thomas II. Berkey, Clerk
of the Court aforesaid, do hrreunto set my hand
and affix the seal OF said Court this 2Sth day Of
MARCH, A. D. 1881.
lsEAL. THOMAS Fl. BERKEY, Clerk,
By J. II. PARSEJL, Deputy Clell;.
FREEMAN & BATES, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
alI.lawIOwM
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PICTURES BY TELEGRAPH.

1t certainly is fact that, by a recent
invention, pictures of all kinds can now be
sent by telegraph. Colors can not be
transmitted, but all pictures which result
from combinations of light and shade, such
as photographs, steel engravings, wood.cut
prints, India-ink sketches, pen sketches
and crayon pictures are reproduced in five
minutes, at distance of 100 miles, with
astonishing accuracy. Checks have been
so faithfully copied by this process that the
copy has been honored at the bank with
out question. New York newspapers
have been reproduced in Philadelphia en-
tire-the image being sent by telegraph.
and every faintest dot and blemish brought
out on paper. We should be glad to tell
the readers of the Queen exactly how this
is done, but il is by chemical process so
complicated as to defy explanation in ordi-
nary terms. Nature 1.-THE recognized au-
thority in science in England), comes as
near as possible, perhaps, when it says:
:" In the transmitter the image was TO-
cused on revolving cylinder, to which
selenium cell is attached. At the other
end of the wire a platinum point presses
against the surface of sensitive paper pre-.
pared by passing it through strong solu.
LlOu Vi CquAl paftS VI AtaAuC VI pOtdSsiuul
and water. The arrangement is such that
the selenium cell, by intercepting the cur.
rent, causes white spot to appear on the
receiver corresponding in shape and size to
the picture focused on the transmitting
cylinder. The experiments are as yet
crude, but full of promise" This is not
quite intelligent to the average reader, be-
cause the facts Of the case call for scientific
terms, and cannot be expressed in popular
phraseology. But the important fact is
that the pictures are sent that photo
graphs are admirably reproduced at dis
tance and that, if the promise of the in
vention is fulfilled, New York paper will
soon be reprinted in Chicago on the very
day, and perhaps the very hour, of issue.
So much that is incredible has been made
a fact during the last half century that he
must be bold man who ventures to place
a boundary to the possible achievements
of scientific ingenuity in this wonderful
age.-[N. Y. American Queen.
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wooL-Adyices from Boston by telegraph report
the week just closing as having been quite excited.
The sales said to have been the largest OF the
year, amounting to S600oo0 lbs. OF this quantity,
27S 600 lbs was credited to California the range in
prices being given at 4l@35c q H. Manufacturers
are now in the market free buyers. The situation
was characterized by firm feeling and somewhat
better prices realized for choice grades though
no positive general advance had occurred. Local
business moves along quietly Fancy Sonoma, Hum
boldt and Mendocno, 29931c; choice free North
ern, 25@27c; slightly defective do, 21@2Sc; Gala
veras and Foothill Wools, 23@25c; choice San
joaquin, 19@2le; fair do, 17@1slc; Southern
Coast choice, 1sl@2oc; fair do 17@lSc e ID.
Sacramento Market.
FRUrI-our Sacramento quotations are from
revised up to P. N. Saturday. They rep
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment: Apples, new,
75c@si % u box; Pears, 75c9S1; Black
Gemoassiey HeGlss sag af ssaie Sa1 Son California e. @
s2@S; Bananas, s4@4 50 . bunch; Sugar Cane,
81 50@3 q bunch Piaeapples, $50 . dozen !;
lines, 81 5oa1 Is . 100; do. Q box, sl6@ls !;
Cherry Plums, 5@6c q fb Cherries, 7@l1c; Goose
berries. scarce; Raspberries, 6@sc; Currants, GO
&c; Tomatoes, 81 25@1 so. Early Apples coming
forward. Apricots made better showing. Goose.
berries about gone The receipts OF all kinds OF
fruit quite heavy and prices correspondingly
weak.
DRIED FRUn-Apples, sliced, ease; do quartered,
6@7e; pears, 99llc; plums, pitted, l4@l6c; whole,
6@sc peaches, 13@14c; peeled, 1s@1ec !; prunes,
12@l4c; blackberries, l5@1Sc; Figs, 7@10c.
HosEY-Comb, San Diego, 13@17c; comb, in s-b
cans, So 50@4 extra extracted, S@16c o b COM
mon extracted, case q b.
SEED-Alfalfa, 15@17c; Timothy CEasternl log
l2c; Red Glover, 15@l6c; Red Top, 13@15c.
NUTs-English Wanuts, 9a1oc new California
do, extra choice, 9aI1c Almonds, 16@1Sc; Pea.
nuts, 6@7c for California and S@9c for Eastern;
Hickory Nuts, S@10c; Pecan, 15c; Filberts,
15c; Brazils, 13@l4c q n Cocoanuts, SS@9 2 100
FKKD-Our quotations are from the price-lists OF
E. A. Burr, Of this city, and corrected to date
0at hay, s10a13 q ton, baed alfalfa, sS910 y ton;
baled !; bran, aI1@12 o ton; whole barley, 81 o6 2
cwt ground barley 81 Is q cwt.; wheat 81 Esq
/ 30 tame oats, 81 90@2 q cwt.
Eastern ane Foreign Markets.
NEW YORK, June 11th.
BREApsTuFFs-Flour is quiet and Wheat is strong.
latter at 81 2o(d1 %.
WooL-Stroag.
LIVERPOOL, June 1lih.
wHRAr-Good to choice California, 9s 3d@9s Cd.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RgHgDY

Is a never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility, Ex.
hausted Vitality, Sem
|inal Weakness, Sper-
matorrhea, Lost Man.
!, 90 u, ImPoteneH
Paralysis, and all the
terrible effects OF SELF
abuse, youthful iolhes
and excesses In mature
years-such rs Loss Of
Memory, Lassitude, Noe
turnal Emission, Aver