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Swallowing Poison.

Swallowing and iihal;ngthe roxions isnpuriIiee
generated by Cs:ara, ,."i-om MI tae nasal
organs, but tie romach ard lungs No u.ere'y
local remedy, Ike dauchos rnl irscl1ble snuffs
can possibly reach eradicate the v,ulent spoIul4s
of Ca,arrh. This fact explains the wonderful cures
effected by DIR. Wei DE s5ey er's asw inocaia-
ave treatment. The dement's used by him are
absorbed by TIE mucous membrane throughout
the system and form constitutional as well as
local an.idote certain to eEre CafaFrli as
vaccine virus is to prevent smallpox. It's urpre
cedented sale with unsolicited testimonials fr m
many thousands who at all stages OF the disease,
have been cur.d hy this wcndtrful remedy,
establish beyond contradiction the Tact that Wei
De weyer's Casarrls Care is the most i'm
portant medical discovery since vaccine.
Sheldon Collius, Baldwin Hotel, San Fran
cisco " Ore package almost entirely cured my
Catarrh. Send me two more" Dr. f. n. Clark.
dentist, with DR.. Brewer, Montgomery street. San
Francisco: ''Cured of Is years Catarrl" Clas.
Sovesis. wilmington, Cal. : " Cured of five years
Catarrh." G. II. Manning. Fail River Mills,
CAL: "Cured OF 20 years Catarrh." W. j.
Davenport. The Dalles, Oregon THE only
article which cuREs.' Rev. &. ~. Taylor, lao
Noble ST., Brooklyn N. Y, writes One package
produced radical care 1t eutisely cured mem
Der Of my family who had Suffered from Catarrh for
10 yeaFs, j. y. Mcdonald. 10 Broadway,
N T.: my wife was cured by it eff IS years
Catorrh." j. swattz, Lr., 200 Hudson Ave,
Jersey City st edme after doctoring fer nearly
80 years Mrs. Emma G. Eowes. 80 W.
Washington Place. New York 'seyen members
Of my family have Catarrh, and all are receiving
great benefit from the Cure" Kew. w. III.
Sumner, Frederick, Nd. 1t Is worth ten times
its cost" Rev. G. ). zone,. New Brighton,
Staten Island: "When commenced It's use was
too deaf to hear the CHURCH bells ring can now
hear quits we'll" Ct,as. $. stankoDe. u Jehn
St, Newport R. 1. :" It relieved me Of great
Poypus." W. ID. Fruesdeis. M. D, Elg1n,
I'll etc. ETC., etc etc. DIR. WEI pBMEYER'S
''TTea;s.e' is mailed free. His ''Gsre" is
delivered III the United States or Canada, at 81 80
complete. d8-eoH6ntAWF
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CONCLUSION OF THE TOURNAMENT.

The conclusion of the Folsom wing shoot
ing tournament on Monday embraced no
team shooting. J. II. BurnhaIn and VIM.
Gulcher were judges, and Geo. W. Gilbert
referee. S. B. Millgan and Chas. Burnham
were scorers. DIR. Card portion of the
time acted as referee. A. Flohr was loading
judge. The first match was freeze out, 81
yards, 81 80 entrance. L. Wentworth, +.
Sheplar, Chas. Rich, J. Loeff1ar, each made
clean scores of five birds f. NJ. Lastreto
killed 4, Geo. Harms, P. D. Brown and j.
Burnett each, and DIR. Card and Mr.. Earn
est . each. The first four divided the pool
In the second match for nine birds, at 81
yards, s. entrance, in three moneys, 80 per
cent, 80 and 20, Lastreto, Maskey, Robin
son, Rich, Burnett, Tucker and Smith each
killed 9 birds, Eelllin and Reuter- each,
Roche Z, Suttenville g. Holder 4, Marshall
4, Sheplar 4, Harms3, Wentworth 3, Hohen-
shell 8, Childs ,, IIiddle 2, Bell 2, Chapman
l, Schnabe l.
Ties m, O 1vsra shot off Of tb-aa Dairs y,itb
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LADIES, misses and children's sandal slip
pers. Red House.
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Robinson won first money, Lastreto second
and Smith third.
Third match-Six birds. 80 yards rise, both
barrels English rules. Birds marked indi-
cate those that fell dead beyond the bounds,
and those marked + indicate those killed with
the sscnnd harral
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
THE NEW MEXICO DEsPERADoEs.
MurderOus Assault Upon a Woman by a
chinaman.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON raRRIroRy
Ill Health Causes Man to XIII Himself
at san Jose.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON T sRRITORl
CALIFORNIA.
Murderous Assault by Chiaaman.

-ASssiNAt W a
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29th.-A brutal
and vindictive assault was made upon Mrs
Braham, the matron of the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum, corner of Fulton and Devisadero
streets, by All Sue, a domestic employed IL
the kitchen there. The affair occurred at
about o'clock this morning. Mrs. Brahanl
had occasion TO lecture the Chinaman upon
some bit Of carelessness, when the Celestial,
becoming enraged, seized the stovelifter, an
iron bar about foot long and bent at the
end. and suddenly dealt her blow on the
back of the head, fracturing the skull and
telling her to the floor. The scoundrel then
struck the poor senseless woman again before
be was secured. Medical aid was promptly
summoned for the unfortunate woman, and
all the attention possible was shown her. She
remained unconscious for some time. The
Chinaman was bound with ropes, and officer
Lane was sent for and the prisoner taken to
the City Prison, where he was charged with
assault with deadly weapon. The matron
is woman of about SO years of age, is ex-
tremely pleasant and kind, and beloved By
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ENGLISH WALKING SHOES Mechanics
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Estate of Hugh Gilmore. Hearing for
probate Of win set for April IL, 1881.
Court adjourned.
To-pAY's CALENDAR.
The People vs.. George Nj. Farr- Grand larceny.
ENGLISH WALKING SHOES Mechanics
Store.
MISSES French kid, button shoes, from II
to 2, 81 Is. Mechanics Store.
Bors'A AND MEMS CASPIAN STRAW. 70 cents,
at Red House.
STRAW AND MANILA HATS, at Red House
LARGE VARIETY Lawns Mechanics
Store.
SUMNER SILKS, IS and 81 cents. Me-
chanics' Store.
LADIES new pattern suits, in boxes. Me-
NEw GOODS for every department received
daily at the Red House.
LADIES. misses and children's sandal slip
pers. Red House.
LADIES' Frepch-kid. side.lace shoes. only
So go Red House.
FoR BueeY WHIPS go to the Red House
Bors' low shoes, 81. Red House
The best appetizer out-Rock and Rye
George W. CheslsF, sole agent.
BARGAIss in lace curtains. at L. Bien's.
BARGAINS in chiidreu's hose, at L. Bien's
BARGAINS in kid gloves, at L. Bisn's.
PANAMA Hats at the He'd House.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
visit of Inspection-Cattle Lost

FIsIt OF fhSptcttOH-tHsIif LUst'
SEATTLE, March 29th.-Captain Blasdel Of
San Francisco, coal expert, left here this
morning en- route for Queen Charlotte Island
for the purpose Of examining the extensive
anthracite coal beds said to have been discov-
cred there.
Mr.. Wadleigh Of the firm of Phelps &
Wadleigh, cattle dealers of this city. who has
Just returned from east of the mountains,
says the largest portion of their extensive
band of cattle persisted during the past win
ter. The range for miles is strewn with the
decaying carcasses of cattle.
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FoR BUGer WHIPS go to the Red House
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OREGON.
Work suspended-Su Summoned Mome-Nev
Tatcgr.o,,r, Efae-unSses A,IfuSsed

1ekcSfaph AiHc-LOsses AuJusttu.
PORTLAND, March 29th-Work on the
Willamette iron bridge was suspended to-day
by an order from the United States Court.
Much public dissatisfaction is expressed at
the decision of Judge Deadly in allowing the
restraining order.
H. f. Beecher, son of Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, who has been resident of this city
for some time, left this morning on the out
going steamer, bound for his home in Brook
Ign, having been summoned to the bedside Of
his sick mother.
The oresonian Railway Company, limited,
has just completed telegraph line between
Dayton. Yamhill county, and this city.
The work of adjusting the losses sustained
by the recent fire at the Oregon City Wooden
Mills is completed. The mills will resume
work this morning in 3 crippled sort Of way.
The machinery to replace that destroyed is
now en- route from New York, and the com
pany expect to have the factory in complete
running order by April 18th.
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ARIZONA.
Mnrder-Lahorers ,Yanted.

PHOENIX, March 29th.-A Herald Prescott
special says: Sloane. known as "Old Tex, :"
peculiar character, Familiarity known in the
mining districts, was murdered on the trail
leading from his ranch TO Tiptop. He was
found Sunday with two bullet holes through
his body. A reward will probably be offered
for the apprehension of his murderer.
John R. Price & Co., of Flagstaff. to-day
advertise for LOCO laborers, to work on the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad in the San
Francisco mountains
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A New Use for Cork.

The wonderful success of the American
make of " LINoLEuM' floor cloth is fully de-
served. 1t is beautiful floor covering COM
posed r1ainly of finely ground cork and
solicited oil, making q remarkably durable
foor-cloth, unexcelled for elegance in designs
classes of dwellings, dining-rooms, halls,
churches and hospitals. The genuine has
"LISoLEUM" printed on the back of every
SQUARE yard. Kept by all carpet dealers.
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NEW GOODS for every department received
daily at the Red House.
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suicide or INVALID.

SAN JosE March 29th.-At an early hour
this morning Hollis Robinson, a bachelor, a
native of Vermont, aged about 80 years. sui.
cided by shooting himself in the left breast,
at his residence near ex-Mayor Archer's
place, in the southeast end of this city. An
inquest was held to-day, and the jury found
that he came to his death by his own hand.
Deceased had been in i'll health for many
months with lung troubles, and became de-
spondent, and while in the latter mood ended
his life. He was without relatives in this
State
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BoYs' AND MEMS CASPIAN STRAW, 70 cents,
at Red House.
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BOND FmED.-Ths official bond of VIM.
Pool, as a Notary Public at Isleton, has been
filed with the Recorder, in the sum of s., coo,
with Hart F. Smith and Peter Hansen as
sureties.
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the city, go to HENRY FISHER. fe2S-lm
Fer Fine Cakes, lee Cream, etc, go e
HENRY FISHER, No. sos J street, between Fifth
and Sixth. ie23-1m
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Go to the lafayette, X ST.. bet. Third and
Fourth, for fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Tie
Best Billiard Table in town ]. o. HECTOR. d1-3plm
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NEW MEXICO.
Action Against the Cowboys

Action Against the Cowboys.
SANTA FE, March 29th.-Eighty of the
best citizens of Rio Arriba county have petit
toned Governor Wallace to take prompt ac-
ton against the desperadoes who disgrace the
Territory. Wallace he's ordered Adjutant-
General Frost to go Immediately with 60
stands of rifles and 10 600 rounds OF amnuni-
ton, and organize two military companies, to
act as Sheritf's posse. The robbers are led
by Ike Stockton, and have their headquar-
tiers near the Colorado line at Durango.
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HoLLIsrER, March 29th.-A reporter of the
Pacific Coast has just returned from trip
through the southern part Of San Benito
county. He states that the crops in that
section do not present promising appear
ance, and unless more rain falls soon the
grain produce will be light. That which was
sown late is not doing well. The weather
continues warm
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STREET SPRINKLING.-The matter Of ar
engagements for street sprinkling for the pres
emit season is under consideration of the Board
of Trustees, and it is understood that they
will advertise for proposals to. sprinkle be-
tween April 1st and November LIST, and also
for sprinkling when needed the entire year.
If the contracts were let in this latter man.
uer dusty streets could be avoided should dry
weather occur during the winter season, with
out additional arrangements, but 1t IS not
known that such contracts can be effected
within the amount set apart for this fund.
DIVORCE GRANTED. - A complaint was
fled in the Superior Court some time since
by James Brink, asking divorce from his
wife, Emma Brink, upon the ground of de-
sertiou. His wife, in answer, fled cross
complaint charging her husband with cruel
treatment as the cause of her absence from
him, and asking upon that ground, that she
be granted divorce from her husband. The
case was heard yesterday by Judge Clark
and Emma was then the winning party and
received decree in her favor dissolving the
indissoluble tie which failed to unite them.
PRISONERS En- RourK.-Sheriff Harkey, of
Suffer- county. passed through yesterday
with prisoner named John Mon anie. en-
route to Folsom State Prison for term of
eighteen months for robbery; also, Sheriff
Sprague came down with Gotleib Fisher,
who goes to San Quentin for one year under
sentence for grand larceny.
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Straw AND MANILA Hans, at Red House
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Daniel Roden to Elizabeth Roden-August T.
1850 grant the lower half OF lot 6, being part of
sections 3, L. 10 and II, township north, range 6
east.
William f. Nelmes to John Nelmes- February 81
1881 grant; northeast quarter Of section l, town
ship north, range east, containing 100 acres OF
land.
William H. Brown to William C. Grffn-Jauuary
G. 1851 for 2S5 the south half Of the east half OF
lot s, between NJ and N Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets Sacramento.
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HONEY. hops. lobelia. skunk cabbage root,
balsam of tolu, and other excellent medicinal
ingredients. make Dr.. Ransom's Hive Syrup
not only an effectual but pleasant remedy
for coughs. colds, Group, etc.
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LAhGE AKIETl LAWNS .-ldecnahICs
Store.
SUMNER SILKS, IS and 81 cents. Me-
chanics' Store.
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MANUFACTURER OF The ONLY PERFECT Bed LOUNGE |
GENERAL NOTICES.

In Brisfol's sarsapaPiIla we have the
most potent and reliable Of all blood purifiers and
regulators, and in BRISToLS SUGAR-L DATED
VEGETABLE PILLS we have the best purgative
and regulator of the bowels and liver that has, thus
far been discovered by the medical faculty. mr30
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BERrAuDs IsFALLIBLz IsJEcIIos.-The fanou;
French remedy for gonorrhGa, gleet, etc III. S
Hammer, Sacramento. agent for Pacific coast. Sen
c. O. d. 10 any address
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LADIES new pattern suits, in boxes. Me-
obania,s Skara
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DENTISTRY.
II. m. PIERs0N,

n ENLIST, AIS J STREET, BETwEEE @:EN
~ Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- ez5ssd6
ial Teeth inserted Cold, Vulcanite and al bases
Nitrous Oxide Laughing Gas administered for the
oariess extraction Of Teeth mrl4-lm
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Dr. UseAR's LIQUOR ANrIDorE, carefully prepared
of the best Quill Bark By ". S. Hammer, druggist,
Sacramento rh4 celebrated cure for drunkenness.
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TIME TABLE
OF the Nail and Express Hand-Car Line
Retyyceu sacramento and naylsyiIle.

II FAVE WESTERN HOTEL, SACRAMENTO, At
I 7:30 and 1I:30 A. ~ and P. N. every day, the
first trip connecting with trains for Woodland and
up country, and the second with trains Tor AN
Francisco. Leave pavisville for Sacramento at
A. N. and IL N. and 3:45 P. Nj every day. mrli-islm
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SPLENDID LINES of dress goods for 10, III
and 12l cents per yard, ct the Red House.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
/" THE" BALL OF 1881!
OUR FRIENDS MAsQUE BALL,
At Turner Hall. Friday Evening, April LIST
yrSEN VALUABLE Prizes HAVE BEEN o!

Bids fair to excel all previous masque balls given
in the hall, both in point of costumery,
attendance and iollity.
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CONSUMPTION GIN Be eURtOl
R p: = al!lll.'s
, F., Il: Dalsa11rllIllI.

Cures Consumption. COILS. Pneumonia,
Influenza, Brarchsai i;lGseaifies. BFon.
chitss, Hoarseness, asthma. Group.
who0ping Ceagh, and aIi diseases OF the
Breathing Organs IL soatlses and heals
the Membrane OF the Lungs. iHiiained and
poisoned by the dtsi ase, and prevents
the nigIii-sweats are iiEbiness auress ths
chest which accompany H. GoHSGNP.
TEoN Is not an iacurab,e maindy. II Is
only necessary 10 have the right rcueiy.
and Halls gALsJM is tEiat remedy.
GGN'T nEsPasR Of RELIEF. fer tisss
benign specific w:ii cure you, even
Though professional ais fails.
fsy ASK for WIN. HALLS RALSAM, and TAX.
no other. Il. &. kirlS e TO-. agents
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HAMMERS CAscAsA sAsRApA BITTERs cures all
complaints arising from an obstrueted state OF the
system.
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CHILDREN's SAILOR HATS, %, 40 aud so
cents, at the Red House.
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CHOICE PETALuMA BUTTER, only so cents
per roll; 6 fbs C. r. coffee. 81; cases
choice Eastern peaches. 81, at the Bee Hive
Cash Grocery Store, No. SO K street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed March 2sth.

Michael Builes and wife to Patrick ke9rns-MaTch
25 1881 f9r S725 the east half of lot ,, between
II and l, Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, Sac
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Father GayaZZl VIII deliver an address
on the " Free Italian Church" at Union Meeting
in the Congregational Church, on WEDN ESDAY
EVENING, March 30th. beginning at o'clock.
mr29.2t*
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BARGAINs in lace curtains. at [. Bien's.t

The best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
George W. CheslsY, sole agent.
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LADIES' French kid shoes, hand.sswed.
Mechanics Store.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
CLARK, Judge.

TUESDAY, March 10Th.
F. Colebaker VS.. Esau Carduer-J Judgment for de-
PENDANT dsInissng action, and for costs.
James Brink VS. Emma Brink Decree Of divorce
granted defendant for cruel treatment.
P. B. Hewlett vs.. Mark S. Mer-HeariBg of mo-
ton for change of venue continued, and reset for
April IL, 1851.
Caddie Mcdowell vs.. Charles Hanson-Continued
for the session upon motion of defendant.
John Green vs.. Odd Fellows Savings and CONNER
cial Bank-Previous findings of Court amended.
The People vs. Neit Hedley-lpformation for
burglary. Defendant arraigned and pleaded guilty.
Waves time, and was sentenced to term Of three
years in the State Prison at Folsom.
Estate of Hugh Gilmore, deceased-Hearin for
probate of viii set for April IL, 1881.
Court adjourned.
To-DAY's CALENDAR
The People vs. George NJ Farr-Crand larceny
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The birds giving out, Robinson and Shep-
lar divided the money. The day was most
agreeable one and the sport very fine. The
same good management prevailed that
marked the first day.
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FENEN LIABLE PRIZES HAVE BEEN 90
offered for various feature1 and are ~
now on exhibition at W. Is. MILLER'S -
Jewelry Establishment, street, betweens-.;&
xth and Seventh.
GEORGE BoYNE has cen engaged to decorate
the hail. which is a sufficient guarantee that nothing
will be wanting in that respect.
NJ s. HAMMER will have charge Of the Calcium
Lights, and viii produce effects similar to these
which created much delight at the Carnival Of the
Arion Ball, New York,
The Full ARTILLERY BAND will discourse
choice operate selections in the gallery, from to
80 o'clock. The Grand March viii start promptly
at $50 O'Clock, when all masquers must be in line
All masquers must ident fy themselves b a com.
mittee of the Club before entering the hal and any
improper person gaining admission, under any cir
eumstsnces, will be uncert noniously elected.
sT MRS. S. WTLZlNSS l will be in the city, March
Goth, with large and varied assortment OF Cheap
AID Elegant COSTUMES, which she will let at very
reasonable rates.
E.y No member of the Club viii be allowed, under
any pretext to compete for a pr ze.
Owing TO the limited capacity Of the ball. the
subscription lists must also be limited, and viii
therefore cl Sc on THURSDAY, March 35th.
Tickets (admitting gentleman and LADY, 81 90
Extra Lady Tickets .......-.........-.. J0c
Subscription lists are in the hands of r. Smell,
corner Eighth and streets; Abe Wilson, 1923
Noack, J street, between Sixth and Seventh Day &
Joy, 1925 Eighth street, aud all members of the
Club. iB. CT mr26, %, 80 is
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wanted-A Carrier for Newspaper
route, by pony express. Call at RAILROAD DEPOT
at P. NJ. Tuesday and Thursday, March 10Th and
Both. Good wages paid. mr29-2tz
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ApvEaTlsEMENT MENTION.

Card of Thanks. S. MeEwing.
F. aud A NJ, Union Lodge, this evening.
Proposals for Wood and Coal, U. s. A
Fountain Mining Company Delinquent Notice
Lost-A Purse and other articles
Imp. 0. R. M-oswosso Tribe, Anniversary to
night.
Furnished Hotel for sale-carl Strobel.
Hotel and Restaurant for Sale Carl strobel.
Agricultural Society for Rent Privileges.
Billiard Exhibition-Pr Professor Rudolph.
Business Advertisement.
BristoIs Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills
S. Lipnae & Co.-Doimaus and listers.
Capital Ice CO. Gruhler sellinger.
Z. Greer-Bee Hive Grocery Store.
Arnolds Saddle Rock Oyster and Coffee House.
DR.. A. C. Henry Removal of ofice.
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Low Cur SHOES Mechanics Store.
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MEMS box-toed boot, sewed, French calf,
only Sc 90. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-30

BLACK and colored grenadines and bunt-
ings. Mechanics Store.