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SAVE MONEY by having YOUR ciuirs d.n- fhe
DISPATCH PRlNTIHg-ilCr>E GOOD worh. low
nrices. and satl.factiOn gnar..n.D.d.
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BEAUTIFULLY WnIfE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use If MEADE & BAKERS SAPONiSE DENTl-
FEtcE. which will speedily rcmo'e ucp!ont ,aria
and scurf. Price, Gf,y cents box.
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Mr. WEsiiam Reyscber, notary public, 50
Mercer street, New York, says: "The Use
cf 81. JseSl~ Oil bas been OF great service
to me, Us / thankfully acknowledge. ! s1f-
lered with Rheumatic pain in the face and
ears; induced 20 try 1t. Jacobs OIL. found
imbedlste relief. aud it effected an eaiire
cupe. Moved by q sense Of duty. il there
fore gives me great pleasure TO recommend
10 suffering mankind The 81. Jacobs OIL ~ q
remedy worthy Tie Highest pr0ise."
Or. J. u. FIske, Baltimore councilman,
Is charged with asking for o brib on mea.
sure pe1diDg IN the body OF which he j.
member. He protests bis ipnGcence pnd
asks for "a Investigation.
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HUE PrNCH. delicious beverage az
CHRISTIAN 4 NHrf'-.
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MEeTISGS.
A MERICAN LEGION OE unNOR

A MEXICAN LEGION OF HONOR
"a The members Of NAPOLEON COUNCIL. 80.
4ll 4. l.. OF ~. VIII attend a stated NEE liug I'm
t0ucOrdi9 Hsil on ..ONDAY EVENING February
81. 1881. al ~ O'Clock. Every membrr s exuec ID
10 BE- present. Candidates for Initiation reage.ie
To be promptly on hand Members Of sister Councils
invited IN attend.
By order of he Commander.
I. colt X. :. DENNY. Secretary.
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- - - E.TAYLoN MoCrF.
AFrEE A LIFETIME OF SUFFERING.
EtolrNoND VA.JtLLary 81. 1851

Wes-s. n II. WafH,r & ro.:
G,uilemtu,-from NY eiriie>, rt'oiltclloh nave
h..u afflicted with kdr,y Glsed O.. ! have trlc1
.,eryiDiug without erect. At ihe sO!icil3tioA ol g
friIi ! was induced 70 take your safe kidney
.tu4 Liver tuIe. Afttr using 'hrtc tulllc> loonn
nv .elC 1 fnins. entirely cured and chc1fuly
recommend j, 'o auy one -uf,rirg with sidney
fforhlc Nrcy re.Dect,ul y.
-~I.ul11 I'D. II. FEPGEsSON.
nr j. ". ftrans,nn !. SO.. / rInltis,
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RICHMOND, Va, February IL 1851.
T'HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L of THE STOckHDLDERs OF THE TIRED
tGAR COMPANY will De bed AZ The { mrsuy's
office. In ibis city, sn the 7TH MARCH hFXt. At
IL O'Clock. JOSEPH R.ANDEPSON
fe S-eOdtd prcsiCfn'.
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Brunswick sOUPS-dolen nayors-2jc. q can q
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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FLORIDA ORANGES, direct from -Jachsonvt'le
Florida, az CHRISTIAN < HHiIEe.
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9ithmond Dispattk.
sCNDAY....,,> FEBRUARY 90, 1881

Ia THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS Of THE CITY.
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NOTTCE.-A MEETING OF TIL

NOTICE.- MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders of THE ALLEGHANY
COAL AND IRON COMPANY will De- bcld a. he
oompany's flee In Richmond, Va. On 2lsT FEB
RpARN 1881. at O'Clock T.. W.. - on ,iGer a
proposition Of The Board Of Directors 10 authorize
an additional issue Of stock. aud snch other business
- might be properly brought before a rePulir an
nual meeting. ny direction ~ iho Board of pigcc-
tors w A. R.RNTfM
fe : ~e.ret,r,.
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sEn,ered at the Pos'-onlce at Richmond. Va, a,
Second-class mattcT.I
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\ FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure. aud
yOu can have IL by using MEADE & BAKER, de-
licinus CARBOLGC MOUrH-WAsH 1t destroy The
offensive olor caused bv diseased gums and de-
cay,d teeth. aud speedily restores them 90 healthy
coi ditiOn. Price. hfty cents a bottle.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

IlFADQUARTERs RICHMOND lIowIqzEn,.
4 S>EMBLE AT YOUR ARMORY I.t
~ TUESDAY AFTERNOON IN full Gre.. TvS
uniform, with Sifc-arms. at OCl0cs. Tor lHftt
parade and io fire national salute. H.,
Eegslii meeting for dIil MONDAY, rchr4sry
2 Isl. az o'clock.
Bv order T. !. BoSuER, captain.
ie 20 q. LORRAINE, &c.,.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE STORM YESTERDAY Yesterday
morning, between the hours OF and u.
Richmond was visited by one OF the seyerest
storms that has been known here for some
time. In some portions OF the city there
was heavy fall Of rain, accompanied by
thunder and lightning. The wind was very
high. but, fortunately, no serious damage
resulted from it. On GambleriIul 1t was
quite severe. The roof Of the residence OF
Mr.. +. B. Thaw was lifted, which LET 10 the
rain, causing the plasteriDg 10 fall and dam
aging the furniture. Portions OF the fences
around The old Spotsw oOd and City Hall
lots were blown down. a gentleman living
'fn the upper part OF the city was awakened
by what he supposed to be an earthquake.
and thought that the house was falling in.
A large piece OF plastering, which bad been
looscned by the wind, fell on the bed upon
which he was lying, but fortunately did not
strike him. \ fence on Franklin street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth was also blown
down. In other paris OF the city few
fences were laid low and signs displaced,
but beyond that no damage OF consequence
was done. Reports from Ashland and other
points in this vicinity represent that the
storm was one OF great severity.
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Eccr,ed .,a,s. III 5o,atEANos 4 No,E,,
SAFE viii open THURSDAY at \. VI. Fcbnlsy
24fI. G-2O.ilt
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NoZhRr HALL.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Z2p.
I.NGLl-U OPERA.
TuE DOCTOR 90 ALCANrAEA,
ti JuSl, tichb"rs.
FOR THE BENEFIT Df TIif Rl'hNpt'
uOWIf/ER~,
luder ''r supervision Of ihs
MOZART ASSOCIATION.
Tie rN,s.ug a.. .-us.ed artists h.,' b..o .l.
sIRri:
NNI. O. --BERNNRD.
w. PIERRE GtRNAEN.
Mss MAY riONh-.
ND
PtECI ). COOPER
wlp WIZ : 4 Nte tenor rDic tlf'tt l,'u t'..
Ag Julius icnInrg. tio cJIrY-rr Of tN rItlt.
There viii be- O., ,iie- cntpg- In ih, r.st.
General ailui sion. 30 cents. Ha-.t,.j -es. -
cent, * re; 10 b" hIa a. q. =. .JOHN~loS Cp -f.-
URUNY NOENfNG. ir u D..
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LEE GALLERY-Lowpr price, and satisfaction.

Anin want Of coca photographs go'o LEE CAL-
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LEE GALLERY, Main srr,c'-ocei pao;Y grapn..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-20

We rcommeud the Lee GaH.ry fDr superb
photos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-20

NOwLAS & COS,
corner Main and Tenth streets.
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CHILDREN beAulfnl y taken at LrL GALLERY.
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Or. G. L. SIMMONS,
PROPOSALS WANTED.
Proposals for Forage and Straw,
Headquarters Military Division OF the
Pacific and Department of California.
OFFICE CHIEF QuARrERMAsTER,

OFFICE CHIEF QuARTBRNAsTEB,
PRESIDE, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April 5, 1881.
NEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE, SUB.
iect to the usual conditions will be received al
This office or at the offices of the Quartermasters at
the following named posts, until II O'Clock A. NJ,
SAN FRANCISCO TINE, on THURSDAY, the 18th day
of MAY 1851 at which time and places they will be
opened in presence of bidders, for furnishing and
delivering such quantities OF the following men.
toned military supplies may be required during
the fiscal year commencing JULY /, 1881, and end
ing JUNE 80, 1882, viz:
Oats harley and hay at Forts Bidwe CAL and
Halleck. New oats and hay at Fort CASTOR, Cal;
oats barley, bran and hay at Fort McDermit, New;
and barley hay and straw at San Diego Barracks,
California.
such quantities of the following mentioned military
supplies as may be required at the following named
posts and places, during the same period, viz:
Oats hay and straw at AlcatraZ Island, Angel
Island Fort Point, Fort Point San Jose and San
Francisco, CAL. oats, barley and hay at Benicia
Arsenal oats and hay at Bencia Barracks; and
oats, bran, hay and straw at Preside of San Fran
cisco, Cal.
or for quantities less than the whole required, will
he received The Government reserves the right tC
reject any and all proposals preference will be
given to articles of domestic production, and tc
articles produced the Pacific coast conditions OF
price and quality being equal
Blank proposals and printed circulars, stating the
kind and estimated quantities required at each
post and giving full instructions as to the manner
Of bidding, conditions to be observed by bidders
amount Of bond to accompany proposals, and term!
of contract and payment, will be furnished on app
cation to this Office to the Quartermasters at the
various posts named.
dressei to the undersigned to the Quartermaster
Of such of the posts above named as are to open bids
RUFUS SAXToN,
Deputy Quartermaster General, U. S. A.. c. @. NJ.
h.kt
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CUCCESSOR TO FOX & STRUTZ, IMPORTER
y and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
ETC., No. 420 street, between Fourth and Fifth,
Sacramento. All orders promptly attended to.
~ -~-~s .1n1m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07

WHAT CAN BE DONE WITH PAPER
The time when men will light their cigars
at the water faucet cannot be so far off
when we read of the wonderful ways in
which paper has come to be utilized. At
the Melbourne exhibition, held recently,
there was complete dwelling house made
entirely of paper, and furnished through
out with the same substance. There were
paper walls, paper roofs, paper ceilings,
paper flooring, paper joists, paper stair
ways, paper carpets, paper bedsteads,
paper curtains, paper bedding, paper
towels, paper bootiacks, paper bath tubs,
paper chairs, paper sofas, paper tables,
paper lamps, paper frying pans, and even
the stoves in which bright fires were kept
burning daily were of PAPER mache, and
when the fabricator of this mansion gave a
banquet in this dwelling, the table cloths,
the napkins, the plates, and cups and
saucers, the bottles and the tumblers, and,
last of all, the knives and forks, were
likewise made out of paper.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07
OUTDOOR AIR AND EXERCISE.

The surest of all natural prophylactlcs
il active exercise in the open air. AIR IS a
part of our daily food and by far the most
important part. A man can live on seven
meals a week, and survive the warmest
summer day with seven draughts OF fresh
water. but his supply of gaseous nourish-
ment has to be renewed at least fourteen
thousand times in the twenty-four hours.
Every breath we draw Is draught OF
fresh oxygen, every emission OF breath is
an evacuation of gaseous recrements. Inc
purity of our blood depends chiefly on the
purity of the air we breathe, tor IN the
laboratory of the lungs the atmospheric
air is brought into contact at each resplra-
ton with the fluids of the venous and arte-
rial systems, which absorb 1t and circulate
it through the whole body /; IN other words,
if man breathes the vitiated atmosphere
of factory all day and of close bedroom
all night, his life-blood Is tainted fourteen
thousand times in the course OF the twen-
ty-four hours with foul vapors, dust, and
noxious exhalations. We need not wonder,
then. that ill-ventilated dwellings aggra-
vate the evils of so many diseases, nor that
pure air should be almost panacea. Out
door life is both remedy and preventive
OF all known disorders OF tue respiratory
organs consumption, in all but the last
stage of the deliquium can be conquered
by transferring the battle-ground from the
sick room to the wilderness of the next
mountain range. Asthma, catarrh, and
tubercular phthisis are unknown among
the nomads of the intertropical des-
erts, as well as among the home
less hunters of our Northwestern
Territories. Hunters and herders, who
breathe the pure air of the South American
pampas, subsist for years on diet that
would endanger the life of city dweller
in a single month. 1t has been repeatedly
observed that individuals who attained to
an extreme old age were generally poor
peasants whose vocations required daily
labor in the open air, though their habits
differed in almost every other respect;
also that tie average duration of life in
various countries of the old world depends
not so much on climatic peculiaritles or
their respective degree of culture as on the
chief occupation of the inhabitants the
starved Hindoo outlives the well-fed Par
see merchant, the unkempt Bulgarian en-
Joys an average longevity of 43 years to
the west Austrian citizens 3d. DR.. Felix
L. Oswald.
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o bbl California Oranges, 81 5o@2 so . box; suga,
Cane, 81 50a2 . bunch pineapples, s7@s y doz
DRIED FRuIT-No business. Sun-dried Apples,
@6lc for sliced and 5@5lc for quartered; Alden dc.
l2Ic: Apricots 1Sd20c; Backberries, Il!
@15c: Figs, 7@sc for pressed and 5a6c fol
Impressed; Smyrna do, 24@25c; Neetarines, lac
l5c; Peaches is@20c for peeled and 1o@1Se fol
unpeeled Pears, 9dl0c for whole and 9@1oc
for sliced Plums l4dl5e for pitted and 5(d6c fol
unpitted German Prunes, 11@lSc q b. California
Rasins in lots of $50 boxes and upwards are quoted
as follows 81 50a2 for whole boxes, S2td2 q
for halves, 81 2592 so for quarters and ~ 50d
rs for eighths. with the usual discount to the
trade.
HoyRY-Comb, 11@1Sc; strained, SAGE for dark,
and 6d7c q ID for white
BrrTTER-A steadier tone seemed to prevail this
morning. We quote the range at 2lG22ae q ID foI
good to choice, with fancy brands selling at small
advance Eastern 1Sa2lc e ID.
CHEEsE-Market firm. California, Halo do, in
drums, i4a15e; Eastern, 17q2Oc; Western, l4@l5c
q Ii.
POULTRY = The market is in healthy con-
dition Live Turkeys, gobblers, l5@16c; do
Hens, 16G1Sc dressed, 15@1se Q ID; BOOSTERS
81 5Oa5 for old and sS99 for young Hens, s6@
! SO; Broilers. sc 5O@7 So according to size
Ducks, s6@7 q dozen ; Geese, s2@2 so pair.
GAME-Very slow of sale. Brandt, S1@1 25
Geese, 75c@sl for white and 81 75@2 for gray
Honkers, s4@5; Snipe 4oa75c for common, and
81 5Oa2 o dozen for English; Hare, s2@2 so;
Rabbits. 81 25td1 80 q dozen.
PRovIsIoNs-Ea Eastern Hams, 14@14lc; California
Hams, Halle; Eastern Breakfast Bacon
13@l3hc; California Smoked Bacon, 12@12ic fol
heavy and medium, and 13dlSlc for light and
extra light Clear Sides 124C9123c; Pork, sl3@13 81
for Extra Prime sl5(@l5 SO for Prime Mess, 81
for Mess 81 for Clear and s2222 so for Extra Clear
Pigs Feet sl4@l5 q Dbl; Mess Beef, so fol
bbs and 1896 so for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef
SO 5Oa1i; Family Beef, s13@13 so . Dbl; Cali
fornia Smoked Beef, 1O@1O1c D h; Beef Tongues
IS @ dozen; Eastern Lard, 131@l41c @ fb for all
sly les and sizes of packages; California do, ION
cs, lie; 5-tb cs. HE; pals, 12d12Ic; Royal do
1910 fol 10 IL pals and 13kc for BIB pals.
WooL-Sales are being made at a range OF 1910
q H. according to stable
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07

CRITICAL AUDIENCES. 1t is said the au
diences in Rouen, France, are the mos
critical and realistic in the world. An &C
tress appeared in play, the scene of which
was laid in 1922 Everything went of
very well till gentlemen in the orchestra
arose and exclaimed Take off that
breastpin." The cause for the demand wa:
asked. 1.-THE actress is wearing breast.
pin which contains photograph-photog
raphy was not discovered when the play
was first produced" "Take off the breast
pin" resounded from all parts of the house
The actress obeyed the demand; she wa!
Immediately the recipient of an ovation
and the play proceeded.
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The revised census returns show. a total
of %, 520, So males and "a 632. 2S4 females
in this country, an excess of SIS, 299 males
over females, and total of 80, l52, S66.
New York State has 2, SOC, 2S3 males and
2,577, 527 females. All the States along the
Atlantic coast, except Delaware and Florida,
contain more females than males. Ala
bama, Louisiana and Tennessee also show
an excess of females. All the other States
have an excess of males. But Maine is
very nearly equally divided, it having 234,
0S4 males and 324, Sol females. The
most marked cases of the excess of males
are in the Territories and the newer States
OF the Wet
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC
BEEHIVE

BEEHIVE
| HASH GROCERY STORE-GROCERIES AND
~ provisions grain, and ground feed of every
| kind. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL The highest
market price paid for country produce
E. GREER,
| SI2 Street, between Eighth and Ninth.
/ ln11r
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Sacramento Market.

FRUTT-Our Sacramento quotations are from
the price-lists of w. Strong s. Co., and ar,
revised up to 8 P. N. yesterday. They rep
resent trade prices, and have in view selectet
fruits suitable for shipment Spitzeuberg, and othe
choice eating Apples 90c@s1 % q box; cooking, COCO
81 Is; papered for long shipment 81 25 oranges, Cali
fornia, S2@3 q box; lemons, Sicily, s10dl2 D box
California S4@5; bananas, s4@4 so q bunch sugal
cane, 81 5093 q bunch pineapples, $500 g dozen
lines, 81 5091 70 q 100; do, q box, S10d11
In fruit the variety is small, confined mainly tx
apples and tropical fruits California Oranges arr
now coming forward freely, and improving il
quality as the season advances. Choice lot OF Sicily
Lemons just received.
DRIED FRuu-Apples, sliced, case; do quartered
6@7e; pears, 991lc plums, pitted, 14@16c; whole
6@Sc peaches, l3914c; peeled, 1SGI9c; prunes
12@14c; blackberries, 15@1Sc; Figs, 7@10c.
HoNEY-Comb, San Diego, 13@17c; comb, in 2-f
cans, 50 5094 extra extracted, S@10c e ID com
mon extracted, case u ID.
SEED-Afalfa, l59l7c; Timothy (Eastern), LOG
l2c; Red Clover, l4dl6c Red Top, 13@15c
NUTs-English Walnuts, 9@10c; Californis
do, extra choice, 9@l1c Almonds, 16@1Sc; Pea
nuts, care for California and S@9c for Eastern
Hickory Nuts, s@10c; Pecan, 15c; Filberts
15c; Brazis, 13@14c q IL Cocoanuts, $500 9 100.
FBBD-0ur quotations are from the price-lists oil
E. A. Burr, Of this city, and corrected to date
Dat hay, S15@17 o ton, baed alfalfa, sl1@i2 g ton
baled /; bran, s14@15 q ton; barley, $50 q ton
ground barley 81 10 q cwt.; wheat, 81 259l 80
oats, 81 % cwt.; white wild oats 81 25.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE MADE
JANUARY 31st, 1881, by the Superior Court
OF Sacramento county, California, in the matter of
the Estate of JOHN STEINMILLER, deceased, the
undersigned, Administrator OF said Estate, hereby
.ers for sale, at private SALE the real estate be-
tract OF land situate in the county OF Sacramento
State Of Ca ifornia, known as Swamp Land Survey
No. &c., being forty-fve of land, more or less
in sections one and twelve in township nine north
range three east. Mt. Diablo base and meridian
Bids or offers in writing for said land may be filed
with the Clerk of said Court delivered to the under
signed personally, left at the Office of Clinton L.
White, northwest corner of Seventh and streets,
Sacramento city, California.
The sale will be made on after WEDNESDAY,
APRIL q, 1881. H. s. BEALS,
Administrator of the Estate of John Steinmiller,
deceased.
CLINTON L. WHITE, Attorney for Administrator.
Sacramento, April 2, 1881. a2-td
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RedemptiOn of Civil Bonds of 1878,
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
SACRAMENTO. March IA. 1851.

STATE OF CALIFogNIA-TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
SACRAMENTO, March IA, 1851 I
uTHEREAS, THERE is ON THIS DAY, IN
w the State Treasury the sum Of one hundred
and three thousand (sl03 000) dollars which, under
an Act OF the Legislature of the State OF California
entitled an Act to provide for the payment Of the
funded Indebtedness of the State of California and
10 contract funded debt for that purpose, APP
proved April 3 1870 is set apart for the redemption
Of Civil Bonds OF said State issued under the proy
siops of said Act, notice is hereby given that
SEALED PROPOSALS for the surrender of said
Bonds will be received at this department. for the
amount above specified until the 24th day Of May,
A. D. 1881, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
No bid will be enter aimed at more than par value,
and responsible guarantee must accompany each
proposal, which must be Endorsed, "Sealed propos-
ais Tor surrender of Civil Bonds of 1878"
Bonds must be surrendered within ten days after
the acceptance of the proposal for their redemption
mrzI SOt JOHN WE'LL, State Treasurer.
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNI0N
AFTGREsHAKEsPEARE.
THor Do Yo, Like 1t: Act H., Scene
An the worlds a stage,

THotr DO You Like It: Act H., Scene u
All the worlds stage,
And men and women merely passengers;
They have their carpet-bags and band boxes,
And one man in his trip has many seats,
In ali making seven changes First the box seat
Up where the driver handles reilis ana oraAe
is necessary to the seat behind,
Thoagh higher, less desired And next, fun soon
some more get on, and our unhappy friend
Is crowded back to sit upon trunk,
There balancing and elinging for a time,
Until they stop, when he gets off, forsooth,
Tbinking to cabbage that box seat again,
When comes the IAN aboardr But he gets left /;
Inst manages to squeeze himself inside,
And takes the central seat, the window next.
Another stop, and hence he needs must sit
Crushed by fat people wedged on either side.
Some one gets out aud vacant leaves, perchance,
A hinder cushion which our hero takes,
But all too late His back is broken now.
So down he slides upon the floor; Is kicked
And damned around among the overshoes
And other things that make chaos there,
sans hat sans cane, false teeth and everything
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN PUR-
IN suance of order of the Superior Court Of
Sacramento county, made on the 21st day of
MARCH, 1881, in the matter of the Estate of
CHARLES KIDDER, deceased, the undersigned,
the administrator of said estate, will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash in gold coin
and subject to confirmation by said Superior Court,
on MONB the 25th day of APRIL 1881 at the
hour of 10 o'clock A NJ, in front of the Courthouse
in the city of Sacramento, all the title and interest
of said Estate in and to that certain piece or parcel
Of land situate ard being in the county of Sacra-
mento State of California and particularly described
as follows, to wit: The undivided one-haf of the
lower onethird of lot OF the Sheldon estate stu
ate in Lee township in Sacramento county, State Of
California. JOS. W. HOUSTON, Administrator
FREEMAN & BATES, Attorneys. ait
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-07
WIZ. CELERY BRIGGS. M. d.

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