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. NEW ADVERTlSEHENTs.
ID URLIC SALE.-Will be sold at pub
i lie sale on the premises, on
y TUESDAY, ,OCTOBER 18TH, 1881,

tffA The large tnree-st0ry house and
It'll lot, No. lib French street. The lot
eX is % feet front ON French street,
running back that width lO6 feet. The
house ID 20 II. front, three stories high,
with large three STORY back buildings;
the whole containing 18 rooms. Bath
room with hot and cold water. This prop.
and In the most pleasant part OF the city,
Terms will be made easy. Conditions
on day OF sale. For further particulars
inquire Of the subscriber 10 i1eis
. h. tgYs1 ~ JAMES ELLIOTT,
L. W. stidham q Son, Auct'rs. ocls Ct.
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I,oR sALE.-A building lot on the 3.
" corner OF stroud street and Rail-
a Avenue, near the locomotive house
,hs wilmington d Western II. r., "
N irou, on on X. X. Avenue, and 81 feet
pDt on stroud street, West Wilmington.
xnply Al this office. u.
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common sense For All cases ofoouehs
colds, sore throat. etc. use DR.. Bulls
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hOTEL FOR SALE.

i oder al private sale, the well-known
Sddrlrabe HOTEL PROPERTY &C.
ITovusend, Del, within | mile W
he proposed SKIP Canal, now
Mi being commenced. This will sX
{rg lhe Outlry OF millions OF dollars Tor
Ipdshnlte time. The property now
N for Also cash and The manures had
Isable. PRICE Five thousand dol
u-Two thousaLd cash, the bala nee In
Two and three years, secured by bond
mortgage.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
kggs.Aw3m VnWnsend. Del.
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SECOND EDITION
POLICE AND PEOPLE.
Renewal of the Riots In Dublin and
Limerick. .l (
CoNsTABULARY OUTRAsEs
England Watching American Opin-
ion ON the Arrests.

DUBLIN, Oct. IT, 1881.
The phase of the excitement in
Dublin has entirely changed. Origin
ally caused by political arrests 1t has
merged into evaporation against
the police, in which it must be said
all classes join. This is the only
thing now talked of, and, if possible
the attitude of the police may cause
disturbances which mere political
resentment peyer would have done.
Mr.. Forster's reply to the Lord
Mayor and the Corporation to-day
will exasperate the people still more
and it is difficult 10 predict the cons
sequences. Mr.. Forster received q
deputation of the Corporation who
had come to protest against "the
ostentatious display of police force"
with some Impotence, and told them
in, effect, that the police had acted
under orders, and would do the same
thing again ii necessary, finally wav-
ing the Lord Mayor and others out
of the room with actual discourtesy.
1t was certainly calling to the Chief
Executive of the city and to the Cor
poration that they should not DE con
suited regarding the peace of the
city, and when they ask the British
official who administers the city po-
lice they are summarily dismissed.
As an eye witness on both nights I
can testify to the wantou brutality
of the police. 1t was dangerous to 90
out into the streets, not on account
of the mob, but on account of the
police. Crowds OF rowdy boys throng
the streets tonight as before, but
the police are kept out of the way.
There ls more stone throwing than
last night. About three hundred
boys gathered IN front of the Irish
Times and br oke several windows.
They then started for the Nail office
throwing stones at every tempting
object and breaking windows
wherever lights appeared. Arriving
at the Mail office several windows
were smashed, but four policemen
and sergeant chased them away
and prevented the windows of the
E1press, which is next door to the
Mnil, from being bEohon. many wiu~
dows of buildinings on Sackviile
street are broken. 4-
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n OTICE.-I, Hugh Mcaovern. owns

NOTICE.-I, Hugh AcGovern, owner
An ofthe within mentioned premises, do
hereby give notice tha' shall apply to
the Honorable the Judges of The Court of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery Of the State OF Delaware. in and
for New Castle County. on Monday, the
2lst day of November A. D., 1881, being
the first day of the November term Of
said Court, fol q license To keep an inn or
tavern known as the Green Tree Hotel,
in school District No. 45 in The City OF
New Castle, New Castle County, State or
Delaware, and to sell Intoxicating liquors
In quantities less than one quart, To be
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens, residents OF said
City recommend. the said application 70
wit:
A. ". Lesley, M. D., j. T. Elias0n,
L. II. Fols, Geo. A. Maxwell,
John yer. Joseph H. Callahan.
His John Reynolds.
John x Weldon, John kagan,
Mark. Alex. Wason,
Wit Rebt. MurrayA. M. Hizar,
Lawrence Wall. Mm. Hersert.
ootl7Sts te HUGH McGoyERN.
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'oh htNI.-Aho forty acres 70
pasture near the Con, ord Pike
~. nall mile from the city limits
ysn iasa S y NE stldham property. Apply
son" iailey, oi T., near the premises.
septl4- I'm.
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FOR SALE.

,r OR EXCHANGE FOR
|IOR SALE hippoPERTY.-A farm contains
IN CITY r near Greensboro, Mary land,
fug sSscItesn, naw puildin young orchard.
D aI plenty Of lssaS9EI sasiS Elm MiURFHY.
,.w 800 shipley street.
.s.IE.-The dwelling house and
FJ1Ok % land on southeast corner OF
i sloine chapel s streets, Newark. Del.
Eiln snu su,1s U outbuildings, fences, etc,
tps dwelllns,, condition. The store RI and
SrslI 10 s""rhe VII best In town. Possession
Sh Of hafon " 3. B. WRfG HT.
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PUBLIC SALES.
DMINIsTRATRIx,. sXIr-w;

DhlNlsrRATRIx,s sALE,-WlIl
!" sou al public sale, AT 22S Market
nv, ~ oh sAIGkDAY, October ~. 1881.
~. !" r. M, aa follows: Wall papers,
s'',, ss'1 n9n ding, window shades, plain
rs l.N anu hk ktures, Store fixtures aud
Lu,st,1s ~ AZ llle same time and place.
Irs 'IUa .aa anu Kitchen furniture, and one
M'Afflage and harness. Wv
r, E. HOLT,
n " sr,n, AdministraLrix.
7 Va erlDHAM 3 SoN. Anclira- octihsfs
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'oh sALE,-Ihree adjoining lots, on
a Street, ~ feet by B2 feet 6 Inches.
p ~ on Goodman street lD0 feet deep:
~ Railroad Avenue, South side,
niao, one lot on Thirteenth street, near
~ street. Apply al ilB Market street.
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Fighting in Limerick.
LIMFRICK. Oct. ~.

LIMERICK, Oct. II, 1881.
r oting has commenced tonight
The police have again fred on the peo-
pie. William Abraham was escorted
to Jail by three companies of the Fifty
seventh regiment and sixty policemen.
They were groaned at and stones were
thrown. The police charged the peo-
pie several times, scattering them, but
they again collected and renewed the
attack. The police and militia, under
a continuous fre of stones and other
missiles, proceeded to the Jail, where
they lodged the prisoner. Then they
returned. When in the rear of Mui>
grave street they were again stoned
by the mob, which had greatly in
creased. The military halted and the
police again repeatedly charged the
people; but, as in the former case,
they reassembled and continued stone
throwing. This continued until an
escort arrived at the head of William
street, where they were received by a
fusilade of stones. The constabulary,
who formed the vanguard, faced the
mob in High street and fired into them
with buckshot. a woman was struck,
but the firing had very little effect on
the mob. The police arrested two men
and conveyed them to Williams street
barracks. One shot struck q young
lady named Molony in the arm, but
the wound is not dangerous.
CLEARING THE STREETS.
They rushed in upon the people,
hurled them down off the steps, and, re.
ceiying 1.-The command to extend into
open order, charged the flying crowd.
Women suffered in the melee and re-
spectacle people were also attacked.
The street was soon cleared from
Nelson's pillar to O'Connell Bridge, and
the police retired to College street.
About one hundred persons collected on
the south side of the bridge, close to the
Ballast Office. Fifty constables were
returning to their Barracks, on the
north side, at midnight, when they OBJ
served the crowd near the bridge, and
they were Immediately dispersed. Dur
ing Sunday evening gentlemen staying
In the Imperial Hotel. and who were
standing smoking at the door, were at
tackled by the police. One gentleman
reply was knocked down. A telegraph
clerk approaching the Post Office was
badly beaten. At half-past eight the
police were Withdrawn from Sackville
street, the people kissing and hooting
them as they retired. Mr.. Gray and
Mr.. O'Donnell, M. p, crossing the
street from the Imperial Hotel were
loudly cheered. A crowd of about two
thousand people then paraded Sackville
street, kissing Mr.. Fosters and Mr..
Gladstone's names. At half-past nine
there were about FIVE hundred persons
In front OF the Imperial Hotel. and fif.
teen hundred were being addressed by
some mob orators at Nelson's Pillar.
From all accounts 1t appears as 1t there
would have been no harm done at all
and comparatively little demonstration
had not the police behaved in SO tia-
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4 ABORhks WANTED.4Apply AZ the
II brick yard, Vandeyhrs Avenue.
octl0-6t -, JAMES 81. BEGGS,
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STRAYED. ON Wednesday night, ooto-
~ Der lSth, dark brown horse, about
i4x hands high, SIX years old, one white
hind foot. A suitable reward will be
given IL returned to
- W. II. GHURCHMAN,
t.lIiu utf "Woodside Farm"
octl5.1t% ''''''+' ChfistiAha, HID.
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pS Hlti' nE sAlE OF 80. VALUABLE
LE NM STnNpING LOTS AND ONE DUU-
nv V'1 4'''a AND FRAME DWELLING
'N SATURDAY OCT. 22nd, 1881,
On tbs se1nnlineneing at 4.3O p. m.
ID glreaf,s f,sei,ises, Front ,tScott and Sec
sasare Wv Guy oi wilmington,
|aoi lbsm aie ne spienc idly located, a por-
kllway eai ' are fronting on the new tJity
[nble. siinN nanihg them much more de-
snscbsntlhaef ior retired Capitalists or
tcDnmodatn, Inc terms are such as to
n pslers ail. For terms and location
M: M. CHILD,
NV. W.sidharo . . 7Oi Market street.
1leuatn |-S@le d son, Auctioneers. "a
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, June 3Obh.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow DIR.
Geo. Z. Pepper, Chester. Pa; Mrs. NJ.
Coggins, Philadelphia; Mrs. r. E. Miller,
Miss Z. J. Miller, w. j. Lowery, Mrs. A.
Clark. Mrs. I'll. G. Philips, +. 6. Phillips,
San Francisco: J. j. Felt. Mics n. Felt,
Menlo Park; f. j. Felt, V. L. Hicks. j.
Aurrecoenehea and wife. A. Carat, San
Francisco j. Irving. Chester, Pa. O..
Bozio Allan st. j. Bowie. San Francisco T;
ID. Nj. Sutton, Oakland; A. w. Bash and
wife. Port Townsend j. p. Hopkins, San
Francisco f. Hanford. New York; a. $.
Henley and wife, Ogden; Mrs. 0. G.
Wheeler. Oakland; Anton Waemuller and
wife, New York J. A. Hatch, England; j.
w. Thompson, Pennsylvania j. Pearson
and wife. Hot Springs, Ark; Miss l.. Robin
son. c. B. Bash, 4. M. Lehman, Indiana
Mrs f. Leonard. Des Moines, Iowa; Chas.
d. Hines, San Francisco; l.. S. Judd and
wife, New Bedford Geo. L. Hoffman, wife
San francisco W. j. Sutherland, Oakland
1903 emigrant passengers, to arrive in Sacrl-
meDto July 81.
NEwHALL. June 3osh.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive In San Francisco tomorrow r. S.
Middleton, Henry Seibert, New York; Mrs.
C. j. Fox and two children, Jenet Lazard,
T. Donohoe, Los Angeles; Mrs. Alice
! Spence, Arizona Mrs. J. / Browner, Kan.
sas; j. G. Handy, Tucson Mrs. G. I'll.
Mansfield, Wilmington; Mrs. Packhorse,
John Mccarthy, San Francisco; S. B.
Wright, j. T. Barton, Santa Rosa; J. A.
Dyer, Oakland; John Conner, Mexico
| Thomas Vicks, Pinal, A. T.; J. L. McVey,
J. B. Greenwood. J. II. Weaver. Nevada
Mrs. Brown and family. S. Haggerty. Tomb
stone Charles Dawley. Kansas; Mrs. M
Lewis, San Francisco T. Bailey, Iowa; L.
F. Easton and wife. San Buenaventura.
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WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.

Stockton Mail The plea of insanity
which of late years has been so effectual in
the case of murderers is falling into dis
repute, and if the example of Judge Ferral
is followed murder cases will cease to be
mere farces. In the case of Thomas Nice,
who shot his paramour FIVE years ago in
San Francisco, and who was pronounced
insane and committed to the Stockton
Asylum, an application was recently made
to quash the Indictment, so that Nice
could leave the Asylum without the
fear of a fresh trial. Physicians were
ready to testify to his sanity, and the Dis
trict Attorney was willing that the appE-
cation should be granted. Judge Ferral
refused the application, and expressed his
surprise that the Superintendent of the
Asylum and the District Attorney could
approve of the discharge of person who
might with impunity murder the first per-
son he met.
| Los Angeles Express One of our large
grape and orange growers told us yesterday
that he is in constant receipt of letters
from young men in the East asking all
sorts of absurd questions about Los Angeles
county. They nearly all, however, want
to know how much fine orange grove or
vineyard can be bought for. In answering
some of these letters, our friend tells them
that they must cease to think about buying
ready.made groves or vineyards, and If
they cast their fortunes in this county,
must do as the men before them have done,
take up new land and grow their own
orange trees and vines. The advice Is
sound.
The Visalia Delta urges the formation of
an agricultural society embracing the
counties of Kern, Tulare and Fresno. 1t
believes no section of the State could
make so great showing of valuable prod
ucts. 1t says: "The State has fund
which it apportions out to agricultural fair
districts in proportion to population. This
money is given with slight restrictions, and
only such as are beneficial to the districts.
1t is hoped that some good, influential men
will interest themselves in the project.
81 Petaluma Argus. There is no portion
of our fair State that more abounds in
everything calculated to invite those in
quest of either pleasure or health than
does the coast counties north of the bay.
Weeks and even months can be profitabiy
and pleasantly spent in visiting the min
eral springs and viewing the grand and IN
spring scenery of Sonoma, Lake and Men
docino counties.
The Silcer State says that Paradise
Humboldt Paradise) is beyond question
the most productive valley in the State of
Nevada. 1t boasts of the finest farms, the
best mining prospects, the handsomest
girls and the most patriotic citizens in the
State, and now it files its claim for the
largest number of babies of any community
of it's size west of Mormondom.
The Lower Lake Bulletin says: Times
are lively in Lower Lake. Business of
every kind is prospecting, and the roads to
and from Lower Lake are now in an excel.
leat condition.
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A Word to Those About TO travel.

Journeys are proverbiaIIy fraught with dis
comfort. Peril to the health also is often su.
peradded en- route. This latter may arise
from climatic Influences, unwonted food OF
water, or abrupt transitions of temperature.
1t is extremely desirable, under such circum-
stances, to have with one a reliable medicinal
safeguard. None is more deserving, popular
and highly sanctioned than Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. Against the influences of mala.
ria. the enervating effects of tropic climate,
or the tendency Of damp, uncertain one to
develop rheumatism or other complaints, this
medicinal agent is a genuine defense. Emf
grants to malarious regions, mariners, com,
mercial travellers, naval officers, railroad men
and tourists find in the Bitters genial
means of counterac.ing the influences preju
dicial to health. to which they are most par
t;cularly exposed
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WAS NOT A CANDIDATE.

EDS. RECORD UNION: In the Pacific
coast dispatches of the 2Sth instant occurs
the statement that Bishop L. o. Haven was
a candidate for the Presidency of the State
University. OF my personal knowledge
Bishop Haven has not been candidate for
that Office When approached upon the SUBJ
ject he stated that he could under no con-
sideration be such candidate. 1t is proper
further to add here that Bishop Haven re-
signed his position as President Of the SYRIA
cuse University, an institution much more
coneenial to his tastes than State University
could be, at the time that he was elected to
the Episcopacy. DAVID DEAL.
Sacramento, June %, 1881,
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
CLARK, Judge.

THURSDAY, June 30h
The People vs. Charles Colehower-Arraiened on
charge of burglary. Pleads not guilty. ]. S. Brown
appointed to defend.
g.The People Baby Huston, alias Lizzie Peterson
-Arraigned on charge Of grand larceny. Pleads
not guilty F. D. Ryan appointed TO defend
benson, Judge.
H. j. Palmer Vs. L. NJ. Landsborough-Cas dis
missed
plain if allowed twenty days from of notice
10 amend complaint.
Mary NJ jackson vs. William Beckman ct al-on
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LATEST NEWS.
Trinity Journal.

Tho RECORD UNION, Of Sacramento, has com
menoed the publication OF a second edition, giving
the latest news by telegraph from the East and all
over this coast up to halfpast o'clock in the after
noon This edition gives US the latest news ahead
OF the San Francisco papers, and should increase
the circulation OF the REcoRpUSIos in the interior
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Fresno county has grown some excellent
fields OF wheat this season. Peter Hansen
has just cut 600 acres of winter-sown wheat
situated Immediately south of the Essen
vineyard, the yield averaging 40 bushels
to the acre. A gentleman from Wildfiower
informs us that he has secured % bushels
per acre from piece sown in March.
/ Fresno Republican.
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First-The prizes are open to competition from all
portions of the State.
Second-All competitors must be in readiness to
start when the procession mo es and be subject to
the orders of the Grand Marshal, who will assign
them their proper place in line.
Third No disreputaSle characters or any words
or actions that would reflect discredt the process
sion, will be allowed in the line of march.
Fourth-Al persons competing for prizes will bear
their expenses.
than one prize.
Sixth-Any not in line at the time the procession
moves will be debarred from competing for prizes
party or parties that took prize in 1880, it will be
debarred from competition Il is year.
Eighth-No deviation from the above rules will be
tolerated
fy Assemble at Sasbury's Wood Yard. Seventh
and streets, at $50 P. NJ sharp. BY order of
F RUHSTALLER, Grand Marshal.
T. G. SALsBuRY Chief Aid iesg st
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Business AdVeTtlEelHeHVa'
weinstock & Mechanics Store.
Hotel Langham and Observation-Disclosures
Union Hotel Second and streets.
D.ss luton Of partnershp-R. Stone d Co.
Brooklyn HoteI-Ney management. Iowie
Son.
Cooking by gas-Improved stoves.
Carriages-Harry Bernard Sacramento.
commop.sense stew pan-Hobby & Smith.
w E Briggs, L. D., oculist, Aurist, etc.
C. Il. Krebs & Co.-Paints, oils, glass, etc.
james Lawrence English-Banker-
Money to loan-People's Savings Bank.
Money to loan -sweetser & Alsip.
J F. Clark-Undertaker
BristoFs Sugar-coated Pills.
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TERMINAL RAILWAY COMPANY.

AToTfCE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders OF the Terminal Railway Com
pany for the Election of Directors for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction OF such other business
as may be brought before the meeting, will be held
at the office of the Company, in the city OF San
Francisco. on WEDNESDAY, July -, 1881, be-
te cen the hours of 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ
ie23 2ptd J. OBJ. GUM Secretary.
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LYDIA +. PINKHAM's Vegetable Compound
has done thousands of women more good than
the medicines of many doctors 1t is posi-
tive cure for all female complaints. Send to
Mrs Lydia L. Pinkham.
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DoS'r FORGET that this evening there are
twenty-five paintings by Denny, Tavernier,
Rix, Hobridge. Tojetti and Won Perbrandt
! to be sold at auction. without reserve, at All
! J street.
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sAn PABLO & TULARE r. r. CO.

NToTICF-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ St 1ckholders of the San Pablo and Tulare Rail
road Company, for the Elect of Directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction Of such other
business may be brought before the meeting, will
be held at the office of the Company, in the cit of
; an Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, July IS, 1881, be-
| tween he hours of 10 a. NJ. and P NJ.
ieo32 ptd J. OBJ GUM Secretary
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures
constipation, liver complaint and purifes the
blood
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LADIES linen and worsted suits and dust,
ers in stock and to order. Ladies Suit and
! Cloak Department Mechanics Store.
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THE DAILY RECORD UNION.
JULY 1. 1881
ApvEgTzsEmgNr MENTION

Races this afternoon, at . o'clock sharp.
Fourth of July programme.
X. Of columbia Lodge, tonight.
Correspondence-"D N. H."-"G. E."
Engineering Institute Troy, New York.
Company B, First Artillery Attention, this even
ing
Sacramento Hussars This evening.
Lest--Smith & Wesson revolver.
All Wishing to know how to sing-Nolce.
c,osing of the banks-Notiee.
Excursion to the Eastr-Extremely low rates.
Auction Sale.
Bel & fn.-Sale of horses today.
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THE proprietors of Trask's Magnetic ONT
ment are of such high standing in the com
mercial world that we think our readers
could not do better, when necessary, than to
| try is merits
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HALEs Grand Central Depot opened
its doors at z A. NJ. yesterday, and the house
was positively busy from that time till $
2, NJ
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters is an
antidote for malaria,
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IMMENSE Stock of fancy goods for the holi.
DAYS at Hale's Grand Central Depot.
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NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY

NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders OF the Northern Railway Com
pany for the Election of Directors for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction of such other blu iness
| as may be brought before the meeting, will be
held at the oti-e of the Company, in the city OF San
Francisco on WEDNESDAY, July 49, 1881, between
| the hours of 10 A. NJ and P. NJ.
ie23-2ptd j. OBJ GUM Secretary
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GENERAL NOTICES.

KIDNEY. WoRT has cured kidney complaints
of thirty years standing. Try it.
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Dos'T WAIT, but do your trading before
Saturday and avoid the rush at the Red
| House,
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They are from forty to sixty per cent.
cheaper than Imported Wines.
U.-They are not fortified with Spirits as
all Foreign Champagnes when put up for
export, but are absolutely pure and PAk
JUICE OF THE GRAPE.
IU.-They are not an imitation Champagne
charged with gas, but are made by the
natural process, FERMENTATION In
THE BOTTLE, and precisely the same as
those made in the Champagne District OF
France.
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TwuEsss SrocK of fancy goods for the hol:-
davs ~ Hale's Grand Central Depot.