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speelnlto the Herald
Tsr.hschis, August s.-Ths borrd Of dlrsc-
tors Of ths wsxshachis tap road met this
evening 10 t.ks Measures f0r ne ertenslon Of
the road.
srsnfns from the country 20 witness ne bal
loon tsoeueIon
rsrv Of ne cifirens of Ellis coxrtT Win at
frr1 ff< soldIers' reurlon tc-rnorrDW q pa a.
Ths e1rrmissi0nsrs' couri n In s-<<ions Win
mrrh buIIreN On hand
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Pr.aieti.s . crisis.

London, August s.-The Dublin CORE
spondent Of the Times rays The time for q
manufacturing and industrial crisis is COM
ing. When The land question is settled. other
questions, which are already beginning TO
loom up befo-e tbe eyes of political observ-
era, will come 70 sRitste the country ss much
ss ever. The sgitstofs viii do their utmost
10 keep the people In state Of fermsnt.
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Luck in the Lottery.

New Orleans, August 9.-In the Lou
isiana State lottery the principal prizes
drawn to-day were as follows: No.
IS, O32 drew $4,000; sold in New York and
Jackson, Tennessee. No. 1888 drew al0, GOO;
so Id In New York and Chicago. No. AZ, sS5
drew So, 900; fold IN New York. No. ,6s2 drew
$2, 500; sold in New York and New Orleans.
The following, sold in Chicago, New York and
Bloomington, Illinois, drew $1,000 each: Nos.
10, 2O2. 14,093, 72, 1861, 1887 and $3.50.
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Tho Irish Convention.

Chicago, August 9.-The Irish convention
was reinforced yesterday by Mayor Smith, OF
Denver, and P. j. Sullivan, Of San Francisco,
each of whom ia Raid to have subscribed 81, 900
to the general fund. The Ancient Order OF
Hibernians who have refused to come into
the convention say their refusal la due to the
fact that the general gathering does not re.
ceive the sanction of the Roman Catholics ana
Is essentially secret society.
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unf.vsrabIe News from India.

London, August 8.-The Calcutta cor
respondent of the Times says the latest re,
ports received from Mizore are unfavorable.
Rain is much wanted. The crops are with
ering and prices are rising. Pastures are
failing. The prospects are decidedly gloomy,
and unless rain falls within week the larger
portion of the crops will be lost. Scarcity
is inevitable. Reports from the province OF
Coorg are also bad, but accounts from other
points in India are fairly good.
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John Dillon

London, August o.--Indiroct overtures,
made to John Dillon that he should be releas-
ed on condition OF his going 10 Madeira or
elsewhere where the climate is favorable for
his disease were firmly refused by him. lie
also positively declines 10 make any condi-
tlona upon his release.
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London. August 9.-The MornlDs "'jt says:
Wehave reason to believe that Mr.. Bradlaugh
will demand to be allowed 20 take the oath in
the usual way at the next session of parlia.
ment, and If objection is raised the govern
ment will protest the resolution, recommending
that he be allowed to take the oath. II the
resol ution is defeated bill Will be introduced
altering the parliamentary oath act.
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New York, August 0, 10 q. m.-The stock
market opened firm and prices were aboutl II
@l-2 per cent higher than the closing prices Of
last night The stocks prominent In the up
ward movement were Delaware Lackawana
& Western, Lake Shore, Louisville q
Nashville, New Jersey Central and wabash
Pacific
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south African nepubIc.

London, August o.-Adispstch from Preiro-
ne, dated yesterday, says the retrocession OF
Tyausvaai 20. the Boers has been formally
efTtcted, and the BOers- government has isued
a proclamation announcing the establishment
Of the South African republic.
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London, Augusts.-The pastoral OF Arch
bishop hcOsbe, which was read in the chsp-
els on Sunday, chiefly deals with The prevs-
lsncs Of inHdelisy on The contiusnt and the
dangers Il is extending 10 Ireland. Il
describes the lard bin ss . nsssure which
competent usn win greatly approve.
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re.pe..ee's First Bale.

Nashville. Augusts. The first bale Of Ten
nessee esttoa, raised. By james Y. jenkins, Of
Ruthsrffrd, was sold here to-day by Collier
TrEfeT 4 Co., for 30 cents per pound. n graded
low rnidaling and is ten days earlier than the
prsrious year.
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Auti-Jewish Demonstrations.

Berlin, August9.-Anti-Jewish disturbances
have occurred at Jasbrow. west Prussia,
during which q rabbi was wounded, his as
sailant escaping amer a regular light with the
police Further disturbances of the same
character have occurred ct DuDllth, IN Oom-
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Increased Alor.aii,y "a. Chieags.

Chicago, August 9.-The deaths laet week
outnumbered those of any previous week.
per thousand. The highest number ever re-
corded before was 452. The preceding week
Sal died and the same week last year 22l. In
tense heat was the chief cause OF the Increased
mortality.
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cin.inn.,I,srir,, BaIe.

Cinelnnsii, august s.-Ths frst bale Of new
cotton from Georgia, raised In Terrell county,
vas sold here today for ~ cent? Per pound.
II was raised by J J. Grant ~ purchased by
y. A. lady %.
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I,nson, Aagusi ay-Eany conservatives and
liberals In The house Of lords and commons
hsr. siared a memorial % Mr.. Glndstons urg-
inr him rot 70 propose any special Legislation
On behalf u Mr.. Bradisugh.
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L7rdon. AuEusts-Ths London esrrsspon1-
sut % ths Narchstsr euasdisn snys q h m
oersfood thst ne EgyeTn nsnt III g!Ve ny
Ian1 llu. rIrlrE Us lrncicrds ne riEtt -
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Struck Ly Lightning.

Winnipeg, Auguf ga tent occupied by
men in grading o. ae Canadian Pacific rail-
road, near Grand va,.ag, wes strUcs ~ light.
ing In storm OF he 30ta uitim1 hc two Il
the men instantly hilleG Aputber one o. tGe
men, who was 1pp sad 10 Aa. Psen Shiet,
was laid for b, ial lie recovered, uG- yng
the corpses of uig dllarRdaE On each sid be-
maniac
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London, August SHE Bisbop Of Nan-
chszsr has declined fhs Dsansry Of Wssi-
rrfrnfmr
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Special to the Herald.


Mantle TO be Used ON Large
Scale.
Special to the Herald.
Chicago, ILL.,, August 9.-The Irish patriots
covention s still In session behind barred
doors IL serus 3 that the adjournment satur-
dlv was only blind. More delega es have
arrived sinCa among whom is Peter Grove,
Of Peorta, of reoent dynamite fame. Delegates
rom abroad lumber one hundred. The con-
serYatYs irlsh-Americans of Chicago, who
nrey shs church In all things, are opposed to
inc aenICtsoaemes Of the revolutionlsts who
are no, 70 nu thwarted, however, so lar as in
cgnoIarg il aifesta iiapseo. ItIs.certain that
plans ale now ba l1s nlteiisd nefe for The
use of dynamite on large scale
against tho personages of royalty In England.
Most of the delegates are registered at hotels
under assumed names The room occupied
In the Palmer house was rented and paid TO-
by an unknoun par.J. So far as possible there
is an air of mystery thrown about the pro-
ceedings of the 81 e !r~v nt'on. To-day's
session has been coss.cIu,.., J,, ing from the
meagte reports Obtained out tsife.
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London. Anguss s.-hr. Murphy, Of
Brosns, Irslsnd, vss srrsisa todsy uness
The eosseion tct
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CHICAGO.

Irish KevoIutionists i'm Secret ses-
sisn-Dynamite and Various Kinds
Explosives to be Used I'm the work
OF Celebrating Ireland"
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CHICAGO.

The Irish RevOlutionists Btin in
Session Behind Barred Do0rs-Dy-
Mantle TO be Used ON Large
+ Scale.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29
Sacramento MARKET.

Frrrr-Our Sacramento quotaJions are from
the price-iists Of W. r Strong * Co. and are
revised up to P. ". yesterday. They rep
resent trade prices and have N view selected
fruits suit able for shipment Spitzenberg, and other
choice eating Apples 90ca51 q bx cooking 90c9Sl;
papered FOR long shipment, 81 25 orsages, Califor
MIA. 1903; lemons Sicily 2Sal0 T. box: California,
s35, bananas a a 50 z bunch; sugar cane, y 80
as q bunch pineappes, sac 2 dozen; limos
81 50a1 70 q 100 do, q box, sio9ll Choice apples
are now coming forward and ID complete variety
In fruit the variety is small, continued mainly to
apples and tropical fruits. California Oranges are
now coming forward freely, end are improving in
quality as the season advances.
DRIED FRUIT-Californ!a raisins, Whole, SO
, Is: half s2a2 rs; quarters, s. 75d3; eighths,
s3a3 so. Pears, I0@l2c; plums, l4al5e; peaches,
I4a16c apples. sliced, Ease; do quartered, 6@1c
prunes, i2IalGe; biackberries, 18Gl9c; figs,
choice SCr9c fair do, 5@7c apricots, 20922c.
| NuTs-English Walnuts, 9910c; new California
do, extra choice, logic; Almonds l6tGlSc Pea
| nuts Gaze for California and Sdd9c Tor Eastern
| Hickory Nuts, s@1oc; Pecan, l5c tllbers,
lie; Brazils 13@14c q Ii Cocoanuts, SsGio q 100
| HoNEY-Comb, San Diego, 1907; COMP, IN : 10
cans, So 5oa4 extra extracted, a@l0c y u ; com
mon extracted, case y ID. Reports reach US tnsi
the new crop OF Honey will be late, and, II So hold
ers of last crop may be induced to advance prices
! over present rates
! SErD-AItalfa. 12sal5c; Timothy (Easternl loo
| 12c; Red Clover, 14ld16e Red Top, 13Gl5c.
| FBSD-Ou. quotations are nom the prlce-llsts oil
z A. Burr Of this city, and are corrected to date
Dat hay s1517 q ten baled alfalfa, sll6l2 y ton
! baled bran, Si4@l5 q ton; barley, go ton
ground barley, 81 10 q cwt.; wheat. 81 30Sl 10
oats, 81 q cWt.; white wild oats 50 D.
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DIED.


Sacramento, January 2T-James Mcdonald, native
OF County Wexford, Ireland, So years.
Friends and acquantauces are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence, corner Twenty ninth and L
streets this afternoon at l:SO oclock.l
Sacramento, January 2S Juliana, wife of George
W. Hancock, and daughter of H. P. Osborn.
(Cooperstown and Hudson, N. Y and San Fran
cisco papers please copy)
Funeral notice hereafter
Cherokee, Butte county, January 22-Mrs. Joseph,
SO years
Cherokee, Butte county, January 24-Henrietta
Benjamin, 20 years.
Spanish Ranch, January 2o-Gustaye Ganteur, As
Grass Valley January Is Frank Dunton, 5Oyears.
Ell Dorado, January I8-MaIion Gait, az years,
months and days.
Diamond Springs, January 20 Nicholas Theisen, IS
years.
Near Placerviile January 20-Sarah Hicks, 66 years.
Placerviue, January 2I-Dr. E. \. Kunkler, 72years
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

New YORK, January 23th
TRANSFORMATIONS and Wheat are dull, latter
at 81 l25l 1S.
Wool Quiet
Bosros, January 2Sth.
wocI-The transactions OF the week were $50
900 lbs of all grades and qualities, aud still very
unsatisfactory market has TO be reported. Manu-
facturers are carving small stocks, and Why they
should hold back is not clear, as Wool can now be
bought easy terms as it is likely to be pur-
chased for some months at least. Fine ONO and
PENNSYLVANIA feeces are a shade lower, and Mehl-
gan and Wisconsin K has also been sold but the
bulk of the stock is still held at current rates for
some weeks'past and there is disposition on the
part Of holders to force the market. Foreign I'D
vices report no material change in the markets
abroad and Wool in the interior is held for higher
uriees than the article selling for on the sea
board. sales OF Ohio and Pennsylvania and Ak
have been made at 46d4Se; No. /, Ohio, 50d5lc; ;
Wisconsin and Michigan feeces, 42a@44c for X,
mostly at 43c and meiium Michigan at 4I14I3e
Some Tots of Xxx Ohio be bought at 46c, but
most Of the stock is held at 4Sc and upwards Comb
ing and deaine feeces have been selling at s4d46c
for coarse SOC for foe deaine and 50do4c Tor good
and choice eonbings Sales OF unwashed heeces
have been some 800 600 lbs, and prices range from
IS,d20c for coarse and 2o430c for fine and medium
grades The demand for California Wool has been
confined mostly to fall grades, at from lsa2ie, but
sales have been light, comprising only 2O0OC0 lbs.
Pulled Woods continue in demand. with sales OF 25O,
600 lbs for the week at from 80 TO 524c for common
and choice super sc. 600 rs OF Eastern, Maine and
New York selling at 5o@52lc. In foreign Wool
there has been fair business dong. with sales q
| Australian at 43I@s47c. and Magdaliue, English
conbing, Cape and other kinds at prices indicating
| no material change.
LIVERPOOL, January 18th.
| a leading gra circular Gays: The majority oil
grain markets are inactive, but quotably lower.
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The few cargces OF winter wheat off the coast are
held above the ideas of buyers. Those on passage
and for shipment are rather easier. Wheat and
Corn at Liverpool and in the neighborhood were
quiet at Tuesdays prices. AT to-day's market bust
ness in Wheat was limited though prices were about
the same. Flour is quiet. Corn is neglected, and
declined about half penny.
LITBEPooL, January 25th.
WaEsT-Good to choice California, 9s sd to 9s
10d Markets quiet and steady; nine cargOes off
coast to day. French country markets firm.
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Sacramento, January 2I-viie OF Martin J. 6eegan,
a son. (san Francisco papers please copy)
Sacramento, January 26-Nife Of L. ". Farrell, a
daughter.
Sacramento, January 28-wite Of August Benz
merer a daughter.
Nevada CITY, January &c Wife OF John 7. Morgan,
a daughter
Biggs, January 2i-wife OF Thad. }. Mcfarland, a
Healdsburg, January 26-wife OF r. H. waraeld, a
Hs s9iii January 24-wiie Of A. R. Combs, a
Alameda, January 12-wife OF j R Miller, daugh-
ter.
Cherokee Butte county, January 2S-wife OF Chas.
Waldyer,
orovine, Butte county, January "a Wife of VIM.
Davi son.
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BREvITIEs.


NJ Donahue was arrested night before last
for creating a disturbance of the peace and
battery at a house on L, between Third and
Fourth streets Yesterday he was fined $50
and costs in the Police Court, and in default
of payment viii serve term of sixty days in
the County Jail.
A little girl about eight years Of age fell
from the foot-bridge at G and Sixth streets
into Suffer lake yesterday, but was safely
rescued from the raging waters, with only a
heavy fright and a cold bath.
The grocery store of +. H. Cock, Eighth
and j streets was robbed by burglars night
before last, and small amount of money
with some groceries taken.
The cheerful bullfrog mas ventured forth
and begun his spring concerts, much to the
delight Of all lovers of music.
Twenty. eight carloads Of stock passed
through Yesterday from Wells and Whine
mucca to San Francisco.
ForGy-five immigrant passengers, Of whom
thirt7-tbree are males, wiz arrive from the
East to-day.
W. e. Wilson shipped a carload Of Ken
lucky mules from this city 30 Modesto yes
terdsy,
Eight carloads Of steel rails were forwarded
last night for the Southern Pacific.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
sixth-strget Methodigt Episoopal Churc

Sixth-Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Between and L streets-Rey. robert Bentley,
pastor. Services at lo:45 A. NJ and P. NJ. Praise
services at 6:25 P. N Sunday -school at II NJ. Sub
jeet " Recognition Of the Savior"
st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Eighth street, between and J-If services are held
in this church notice viii be gwen in the Bee.
Congregational Church,
Sixth street, between l and THE pastor, Rev. L
evening at the usual hours Tie public are invited.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street, corner THE pastor, Rev. fl. H. Rice
viii preach sabbath at lQ45 4. H., and at P. H.
Strangers are cordially invited.
Kingsley Chapel, N. E. Church,
Eleventh street, between H and L Rev David
Deal, pastor. Preaching 1915 A. NJ. and O'Clock
P. NJ Praise service at $50. Sabbath-schooi at
l2:40.
Seventh Street NJ. E. Church South,
Seventh street. between and KIT H. B. Ander-
son, pastor. There viii be services TO morrow.
The church is undergoing repairs.l
First Baptist Church,
Ninth street, between and M-Rey. A. j. Frost,
pastor Morning subject: Snort Pastorates-
Their Cause and Cure" Evening subject Ye
Are NV Witnesses" Services at 10:i5 a N. and P.
NJ. Sabbath-school at 1916 ?. NJ.
Christian Chapel,
EIGHTH street, between and o-P. Il. Cutler,
pastor Services at IL a. n. and p. M Sunday
school Ut 10 O'Clock A. =. AL invited.
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sAcBAMEsTo, January 10, 1881.
To the Directors aud stockholders of The
Germania EniIdlns and Loan Associa.
ton.

~ EMIT FMEN HEREBY SITPNIT MY RE /
g r port OF the business TRANSACTIONS of your |
Association for the II months ending DECEMBER |
Al 1850 Of the First series and the " months |
stock ~ 'D' '"'-'' 'iiH' u "' s'''' ''-'''
At the date Of nv last report on January
~ 1850 the yaIue Of the stock OF the
Received / instaIInents i7518 m |
Interest earned Observation-Disclosures. 21,o23 Al
Premiums earned Observation-Disclosures. 2,l37 90 |
Received for fines aud transfers. &c SO |
Received for discount. 70 !
49,
Making total Of. Observation-Disclosures. S270 S34 Is
From which deduct
For shares redeemed ......... SOL III so
For loss sustained. ........... Al 80
53,0f6 80
-
Leaving net balance OF s2l7,SH rs
Captal stock of the First Series which divided bv
IlO6 the actual nun1her Of sharas ouistandinp
brings the value OF each share Of the First series
on Decen1ber n 1850 m Ia e1F4 a.
-
The Second Series of stock was issued December II
1s7a and has tbsref,rt mn, n months ! = re-
eeived " irstaInlerts on it, shares hut It's capta
corlJ not he ,.ada aTaiiabia Lef,re tho e1d n
Taruoy, $50 Il Ise racn;g d IN i,ssIJr,,.,,ts ana
Ioni,s ~ shsyss tal,e,, 81, % it's l,r,-a,zg
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filad January 2sth.

c. NJ Slyter and wife to F. Comstock January
17th for S3i5 the west half of lot 3, between and
J, Twenty fourth and T~entyhfth streets, sacra
mentO.
Samuel s AcEwing 20 George G. Brggs-Ianuary
ODD for 81 500, p,rL OF RAncuo de los Americanos
containing 456 acres.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29

LADIES GENUINE CALF SHOES, reduced t.
81, at the Red House.
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oakland, January 27-By 4. ". Bishop, James Il.
Hudson 10 Clara x. tn III, both Of Oakland tSe~
York papers please copy}
Healdsbug, January 25-A, Nj. Craner 80 Emma E
Smith
Alameda, January % Thomas a Smith to Aida B.
Andrews
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29

THE dress goods, from IS TO 50 cents, are
specially fine value at Hale's.
WHAT Is the cause Of the rush every after
noon at II tle's?
READ Hale's advertisement through.
BLACK GRos GRAIN SILK, at Hale's, 80
cents yard.
NAVY Blue FLANNEL OvERsHIRrs, 81 and
81 70, at the Red House.
EUREKA BooT, tapped sole, reduced to
81 80, at the Red House.
FrFrY-orNT WArERPRoors at Hals's
The new goods are at Hals's.
REMNANTS of embroidery at Hales.
HALEs' are closing out their embroidsries.
FAnoY embroidered, full finished, Balbrig-
gan hose for % cents at Hale's.
BLACK SILKS at HaIe's.
BLACK, Atwood cashmere, &c inches wide,
so cents yard, at Hale's.
SEE the black silk, 81 30 yard, at Hale's. :
BRocADED SILKS at Hale's
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29

ONE HUNDRED PIECES to select from, of
brocades, plaids and fancy mixtures dress
goods, at IL and 12A cents per yard. See
them for bargains, at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Nol ice.-A Special Meeting of the British
Mutual Benefit and Social Society will be held at
Pioneer Hail. SUNDAY, January S0th, at o'clock.
Business on Importance. Every member expected to
he present BY order. S. WILD, President.
A. F. AsHwt RTH Secretary. IB. CT ja291t
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TIE great reduction sale continues a
Hale's.
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FIVE HUNDRED PAIRS 10-4 white blankets,
to be closed out at 81 20 per pair, at the Red
House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29

HUNDREDS OF REMNANTS of dress goods,
table linens, crash, shirtings, etc, at prices
that viii sell them, at the Red House.
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LEAVING a net balance Of

Leaving net balance of s217 SIT rs
Capital stock of the First Series which, divided by
1lo6 the actual number OF shares outstanding,
brings the value OF each share Of the First Series
on December 81, 1850, up to s1E4 90.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29
TRADE FOB FARMING PROPERTY,
A Splendid New Residence

In the city of Sacramento The Lot is S0x1gO feet,
located in the very best residence portion OF the
city; is well 6!led, and planted to Valuable Orna-
mental Trees and well swarded to Blue Grass.
Curb. 16 feet; good sidewalks; shade trees, all
growing Cork Elm and Lombardy Poplar. he
house is new-fnished less than year-bas 10
rooms, 8 closets; a linen closet, handsomely fitted
up, and a well-appointed, large bathroom. There
is a brick basement feet high. The entire plan,
architectural design and finish Of the house after
tue most modern and approved style. The place is
and Attractive, and cost, including Lot, Fences,
Curb Trees Sward and House, 50 so could not
be reproduced today for 900, win be sold at
a sargain or traded 81 iair valuation for country
propsrty--the latter preferred. Apply at cnee.
u
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29

HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. g. w. Chesley, agent .
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SPLENDID double-width, imported. Atwood
basket cloths, satin finish, rs cents a yard, at
Hale's
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29

CASTOR BEAVER SUITS, reduced to 1913. at
the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29

READ Hale's double column advertisement.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29

No RuBBIsa has been collected for Hale's
sale.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29

F1vE.oKNT DRESS GooDs at Hale's.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29

Coon unbleached muslin for cents at
Hale's.
HANDKERCHIEF PLAIDs. 81 cents each, at
Hale's.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29

THE dress goods, from Is to 50 cents. are
specially fine value at Hales.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-29

No Lors of damaged goods at Hale's =