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The Racket in Russia.

81. Petersburg, THE Journal deS
81. Petersburg, replying to newspaper
criticisms accusing Russia of paying too
much Difference to the susceptibili:ies of
England concerning Central Asia, says:
Russia, for her own interests, and not
from regard for England, has fallen
back in Central Asia. She, in this re-
spect, was guided by the same national
motives as those which dictated the judi
eious policy Of Gladstone relative to At
ghsnistsn.
The publication of the Gotos has been
suspended for six months, for having
exceeded propriety in criticising the con-
duet of the Prince of Bulgaria and Gen,
Enroth. and exposing the disorder exist
ing on board of Russian men-of- war in
foreign stations.
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CASUALTIES.
highGRtnR's Freaks and Other
MIshapS.

Charleston. S. c., ga letter to the
Nei0S and Courier from the western part
of Darlington County, S. G., gives &C
count of terrible and extraordinary
casualty from lightning. On Tbursdsy
afternoon a group Of twenty men, all
white road hands, were standing close
to the house Of j W. Clyburn, near
Huntsville, when q stroke OF lightning
killed four and wounded ten Of the num-
Der. Five Of the wounded were DEEPER
ately hurt and may die. there was no
storm at the time though heavy rain
fell shortly sfterward.
New York, AFTER service IN the
Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church,
to-day, search for the cause of noisome gas
eous smells, REVEALED in the lecture room
j anitor j. B. Osborn, who has been miss
ing since Wednesday, dead and nearly
nude on the floor, and the gas escaping
from the connecting pipe of q smsll gas
stove.
Charlesto wn, THE details of the
Lightning disaster in Darlington County
showed that twenty whites were working
on highway aud rested under an oak.
A cloud was visible at distance, but
the sun was bright and not and thers
were no indications of electricity. Sud-
denly terrific crash startled one who
was little way off and he beheld his
companions dead, wounded or paralyzed
in the throes of death. Four were killed
outright and seven of the others prob
ably fatally wounded. There was q
heavy rainfall an hour later.
Taunton, Mass, The large iron and
nail mills owned and operated by the
Old Colony, at East Taunton. burned
this morning, with stocks and machinery.
Loss $780, 900 to 5000, 900. The burning
Of the wire and nail mill makes neces-
sary the shutting down OF the rolling
mills. Several hundred men are out Of
employment.
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TELEGRAPHIC
AMERICAN MATTERS,
Cut short and Made Concise.

Cut Short and WADE concise
st. Paul, 6.-The contest for the prizes
at the Schutzenfest, to-day, was a spirited
affair. and resulted as follows: n 'nhst-
tan. first prize, score, 1,2O8; Alma, sec
ond. I,I2i: Monroe. third, l,l03; st. Paul,
fourth 1853; Milwaukee, fifth, 1,O80;
Davenport. sixth, 1854 Downee, OF
New York. Ark won the king prize, 20
out of a possible rs. The prizes will be
distributed Tomorrow, and the visiting
teams will leave for their homes on Mon
day.
new York, Gale, up to midnight,
has walked 1888 quarter miles of TIE
5000.
Providence, 7.-Peckham, Roth & Co.
have failed for 100000
Newark, N. j., There were over
so, OOo.persons at the opening, to-day, Of
the national Swiss festiVsl Delegates
were present from almost every city IN
the United States.
Providence, Z. l., 7.-Vice-President
Arthur is at the West Island of Little
Csmpton.
Long Branch, Union prayer and
thanksgiving services were held to-day.
Philadelphia, General Robert Pat
terson died this evening, of Bright's dis
case aged SO.
Chatauqua, N. Y, Tin the Sun
day school convention, to-day. memo
rial services were held in memory Of
DR.. W. Fl, Perrine, of Michigan; DR..
S. IA. Vail. of the Dew theological
Seminary, Bishop E. o Haven, and
Rev. w N. O.. Simpson, of England.
Professor Sherwin, or Cincinnati, con
Quoted the vesper service. Dr. Camp
bell, bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, preached to a large congregation
later.I
Wilkesbarre. Pa, The strike
among driver boys ard slate pickers of
the Susquahsnna Coal Company, at
Manticeke, continues. Two thousand
miners and lsborers are thus thrown ont
of employment.
Lowell, Mass, S.-Rev. G. D. Bsrrows,
of Kirk Street Congregational Church,
rendered his resignation this evening, to
take effect on October LIST, where he will
leave for San francisco, to assume the
passionate Of the First Congregational.
Church.
st. Louis, Sat the brewers meeting
all but four or FIVE agreed to restore the
price of beer to So per barrel.
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OUR PRICES
TELL TIL TALE.

ICHOICE PRINTS a p. NJ yards fors 81
NEW LAWNS @ &c, 1Oc, 12c. and 15c. per yard.
IPURE LAWNS Cworh per yard
SERVICEABLE CHEvIOTS 12 15c 2Oc per yard worth
yard more)
NEAT MONIES @ 15c, zoe 25c per yard
lSTYLISH SUMMER SILKS 5O &c., 7Oc 8Oc per yard
ELEGANT GRENADINES @ &c., 2oc &c., oc and eoc per yard
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS &c., &c., &c., 25c 8oc 4oc
SOC, 6oc and zoe. yard.
DURABLE TABLE DAMAsKs Oc &C., 7Ocy sOc per
yard
ETC. greatly reduced.
BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS So S. ard pair
Real bargains
IMPORTED NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN NETS 25cp 8c, 4ocY
6Oc to 81 per yard
HEMP TAREsTRY BRgs Sd VELVET AND MO-
CBDRENs PIQUE SUITS, worth cent
BINGHAM SUITS greatly reduced
LADIES, THREE PIECE LINEN SUITS 1925 bargain
LADIES LINEN AND SERGE ULsTERs up Size A. very
LADIES SILK DRESSES s14 to $50.
DIES SILK ANDCLOTH DOLMANS, ULSTERS AND JACKETS
at less than eastern cost
LOVELY SPANISH LACEs &c., 5O 6Oc 7Oc 81 per yard
vALENcIENNE -coRALTNE AND OTHER LACEs SC. to
$3.50 per yard
LADE AND cHILDRENs STOCKINGS oc, aOo- s5oy SOC
35c. to 1926 pair
coRsETs AND LADIES UNDERWEAR marked way close
entire stock.
style quality, reduced to per
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING closed out to make room Tor
superb Fall Stock being manufactured for u.s.
LADIES AND CHILDRENS SHOES including BurtS ana every
other make, fully warranted at lowest 9
prices.
GENTS AND BOYS BOOTS CATERS stylish comtortaoe
and durable, at prices to please
GENTS AND YOUTHS FURNISHING GOODS including our Ces
brated Unaunded Shirts best and cheapest in TINS Market
WHOLESALE BUYERS
TO make aa @nnf feF the I c R0
brought to this Territory in the various lines we have handed 50
fully for past.
Promptly Honorable Treatment Guar9"S''
Samples Sent Free on duplication
ESTABLISHED 1864.
F. AUERBACH & BRO-
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The weather.

Wheeling, IA heavy storm last
night damaged the railroad track consid-
erAbly.
Lexington, KY, 1.-The Live Stock
Record says the drought is the severest
since 1854 It has done great damage
to corn and tobacco; and hemp, wheat,
rice, and barley will not be over half q
crop. Oats and hay yield we'll.
New York, 1.-THE Tribune says the
certificates Of death sent to the bureau Of
statistics, yesterday, showed that las per-
sons died in this city on Saturday after
noon and yesterday morning. In about
sixty cases death was either caused OF
FASTENED by heat.
About dozen children died from
diphtheris and scarlet fever on Saturday.
DR.. Hewster, who received certificate OF
death yesterday, said the mortality from
these contagious diseases appeared to be
as great in such hot weather, as ia the
soldest days Of winter.
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Certificates of Deposit Issued Payable On
Demand.
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The HIississIupt Tick

jackson, Miss, 6.-Democratic State
Convention completed the ticket, to-day,
by nominating II. g. Myers for secre-
tary of State, W. S Hemingway for
treasury, T. G. Catchings for attorney
general, S. G. Weir for auditor and J.
A. Smith for superintendent of educs-
tim. The platform of 1877 was rea-
Rrmed. The convention at pm ad-
journed sine die.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-22
Sacramento Market
[oorrected daily ion die RecoRp uNIoN j

SACRAAENTo, August 20, 1881.
FRUIrs-Appes 50edSl: Pears Seas; Peaches
S0cCa$l so; Plums, 75c@S1 25 q box Grapes, 3@Sc
Strawberries, case q ID Tomatoes, 40G15c Or
anges, California, S202 so; Oranges, imported
sS@3 so; Lemons, Sicily, slsal5 . box; Lines
SIEfl so q 100 Bananas S3di y bunch Pm;
apples, s9@I0 e dozen. Cocoanuts, S7@s e 100.
DRIED FRUrs-Apples, sliced, Gale; DO quartered
4595Ie; pears, pea'ed, lie; do, unpea!ed, &c
Plums, pitted, 13lc; Peaches, 13c; do peaied, 1Sc
Prunes German, &c; Blackberries, California and
French l3lc: Figs, Califor. ia, ease q ID.
TABLE FRuTTs-A ssorted, % q cans p doz, 81 so
Peaches. - So Bartlett Pears, 81 rs; Ickeitf
Plums, 81 rs Assorted Plums, 81 so; Blaekber
ries, g rs; Gooseherries, 81 70; Strawberries
50 Is; Apricots So; Muscat Grapes, 81 so; Rec
Currants, 50 %; erries. So %
PiE FRUITs-Assorted, 2i-ib cans, q doz., 81 rs
assorted, gallon cans, 81 so; Peaches, q 10 cans
81 So; Portland Blueberries, ID cans, 81 Whor
tleberries, 81 rs.
HoxEy-Los Angeles, 2-ib cans, e doz., 81 75 dc
comb, rint jars, - in fEsmes l23@17c; strained
5-,,sll. cans, SIC u 10.
EeErABLEs-Potatoes. Early Rose, 81 l2l@1 81
Sweet 81 50al 70 Red, 81 81 Cdl so; Cabbage. 75c
Summer Squash, &c = b Onions, Red, 81 Silver
skins, sl0I % Garlic, new, Safe; Carrots, 75c@
81 Turfips, 75c; bunch vegetables, l2d15c doz-;
Green Peas, 3e4c; Green Peppers, 4e6' IA s1'ps,
Wax. do, 3@4c y b; Cucumbers, i@6c . doz
Cantal5upes. 50o75c; Watermelons, 75e@Sl SO;
Green Corn, 1G@l5c-
BkEapsrrrrs-Flour, IS 81 p Dbl; Oatmeal, 81 9t
y 100 lbs Cornmesl 81 go Cracked Wheat, 81 rs.
PouLTRY-Iive TURKEYS, l3@1ac q 10 young
ROSTERS, 81 q coz; Hens, s6G6 So Broers,
s2a3 So Ducks, S4a5; Geese, u pair, 81 25@l rs.
b Try PRopucrs-Butter fancy dairy, 32l @S5c . h
Cheese, 14al5c: California Creamery 10 /; Fac.
tory. I46lijc; Eastern, full cream, zoe; Eastern,
OATS. Ice; fresh Eggs, 30d32le z dozen.
MEATs-Beef; 5a6c Mutton, zG41c; Pork, Sea9c;
Veal, 7@Sc
Hay AND GRAN Dat hay, e ton, s10@I2: alfalfa,
ton sIl@I2 bran, e ton, els barley, whole, q
,vt, 81 2O@I 80; barley, ground, . ewt 81 80.
cheat. y cws, II 50ai CO: tame oats, z cwt.,
81 7592i2; corn, q cwt., 81 1901 25.
MISCELLANEOUS = Seeds-Alfslfa, lie; Timothy,
1l@12Ic Red Clover, lsQlsc; Red Top, 1ic
Nuts-Englisb Walnuts, Saloc; Almonds, le@1Sc
Peanuts. 7Gac Wool, 2o@2sc Taliow &c Hides,
green 9a1oc; dry, 19@2oc; Hops. California, cog
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Them she continued, "that unless they are
worth, over and above all liabilities and in.
debteduess, thesum of 81, 600, that they cannot
have the place on my paper" In conclusion.
| she stated that she and her companion were
on their way to Folsom, and would take the
! cars for that place the following morning.
/ The ladies were well dressed, and had the
appearance of being cultivated, and also were
in very good humor between themselves.
VISIT TO THE CHILD.
On the following day they arrived at the old
Durock Mansion, the present residence of Mr..
Slayback, and remained there several days,
Miss Slaybsck visiting the cid home" and
Mrs. Tsggart being present onlyas "a friend"
1t was observed at the time that Mrs. Tag
CART, after being there a very brief time, paid
great ane. almost undivided attention to the
little one and was with it indoors and out
most of the time, but the watchful eyes of
curiosity, which in the vicinity were SO quick
of perception, on account of the recent
events, and even the jealous attentions of the
old people over their new found treasure, did
not see or mistrust that it was from any re-
lationship existing between them, but sup
posed it to be only natural fondness for
children. After few days visit she re-
turned with Miss Slayback to San Diego,
without having left the least suspicion that
the mother of the little waif, and its donor to
Its present happy possessors, had been a
guest with it at its new home.
THE MYSTERY REVEALED.
Thus everything remained in profound 81
lence and as a seven-sealed book until the
latter part of July, when the death OF Mrs.
Taggart, and the consequent administration
upon her estate, brought the fact of the
child's maternity to light. The deceased was
the widow of Charles z. Taggart, formerly
lawyer and editor at San Diego, and who
died about six years ago. Mrs. Taggart died
suddenly on the date named, and as was
stated, with hemorrhage of the lungs. There
was secresy attending her last hours. Mis-
Slayback was the bosom friend and present
with the deceased until she expired. Mrs.
Taggsrt's brother, John Boyd. was not per-
mitted TO enter the room of his sister at one
time just prior TO her DEATH as it was ex-
planned by the attending physician to hin, |
that there was secret, and that he would |
know of it soon enough. Immediately fol-
lowing the death OF Mrs. Taggart, it became |
at once understood that the mysterious baby |
was hers, and from the facts now developed |
it is generally believed that Miss Stay back |
was the one that left it at her parents resi- |
dence.
S. w. Craig. John Boyd and Mr.. Taggart.
of the deceased, have applied |
for guardianship Of the child, and John Boyd |
and Miss Olive Slayback are both applicants |
for guardianship of the child. Meantime, |
the Public Administrator is placed, tempo. |
rarily, in possession of the estate Of the de. |
ceased.
Messrs. Taggart and Boyd. it is said, will |
oppose the proposition that the child is the |
offspring of the deceased. which the other !
side claim to be In possession of incontestible |
evidence in the premises to that effect
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Inactivity Of the Kidneys seriously and
proximately jeopsrdizes their health. When
inactive they need stimulant. Tie fiery
excitants of commerce only serve to initiate
them, but they may be safely stimulated
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the tonic
principle of which serves TO increase their
vitality as we'll. The diuretic properties of
the Bitters also serve another good purpose.
1t is by the efficient action of the kidney
mainly that the blood is depurated or puri.
fed. The Bitters. By giving to their secretive
and discharging functions healthful impetus,
serves as a purifier Of the vital current, re.
moving from it those impurities which beget
rheumatism, dropsy and other maladies. 1t
endows these organs with vigor, and prevents
them from lapsing into state of disease.
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KAHoK4 fMo.l. February 0. 1880

purchased FIVE bottles of your Hop Bi,ters
of Bishop l. Co. last Fall for my daughter,
and am well pleased with the Bitters. They
did her more good than all the medicine she
has taken for six years. WIN. /. MCCLURE.
The above is from very reliable farmer,
whose daughter was in poor health Tor seven
or eight years, and could obtain no relief
until shs used Hop Bitters. She is row in IS
good health as any person in the country
We have large sale, and they are making
remarkable cures. w 81. BISHOP l. Co.
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DEAD.-Maggie j. Campbell, the young
lady whose fifty-days' fast was mentioned
some days ago in the RECORD UNION, died
Saturday morning at 2 o'clock, from ulcer
alton of the stomach.
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CRY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Sat,lr-
day, August 90 1881:
Balance on hand last report. .s1s2221 OF
Receipts for the week. 1873 SC
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II SEEMS TO be that the people say, "Who
shall have the dry goods that Hsles are dis
tributing through their last forced sale Of the
year 81
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark fled in this State and Nevada.
Geo. W. Chesley, sole agent
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THE WILKINS" HOUSE,
SANTA CRUZ, GAL

FEyHE BEST HOTEL IN THE cITY--LooATEr>
i on Pacific Avenue, only one block from Ex-
press, Telegraph ard Postotfces. 70 nearer the
Beach than any her hotel in the city Street Care
pass the door Every few minutes for the Beach
All rooms light and sunny, ard wei ventilated
The TABLE is supplied with the BEST that is 10
be had In the market
Fine PLAY GROUNDS connected with the hotel,
containing Swings and Croquet Grounds
Special rates made with Parties and Families, by
the Week or Month
m BUS in attendance at all trains and steamers
to convey passengers to tho hotel. Free of Charge
au2-lm P. " WILKINS, Proprietor.
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SHBETIEGs, muslins and table linens are
sold the cheapest at the Red House.
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The response that has been given to the
notice of Hale's last grand sale Of the year
has been something which the Hales feel
proud Of and the people benefited.
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srArm EAEE.

OFFICE OF CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OF
~ Agriculture, Sacramento, July q, lss1.-H. S.
Croker s Co., Sacramento Gentlemen: have the
honor OF informing you that at the la meeting Of
the State Board of Agriculture you were granted
the exclusive privilege OF circulating Daily News
paper in the Pavilion during the coming Fr also,
the general privilege of circulating the same paper
at the Park the official programme OF the Fair to be
furnished YOU each day for IN your paper
Very respectfully,
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TIRE morning sun shines brightly for that
man cured of that relentless tyraut, dys.
pepsia. King of the Blood never fails when
faithfully used.
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EpWIN F. SMITH, secretary.

Referring to the above, we wish to inform our
patrons that we will issue our paper in Park and
Pavilion with the same high standard OF exceiencs
that has marked It's annual appearance during the
sdyertising public a. 8. CROcKER & Co.
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LADIES, visit the Red Houss for the newest
styles OF neckwear.
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The assurances Of the people during the
past week are a sure indication that Hsles
have the faith of their patrons.
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GENERAL 609IOk8.

Murray IS Laanian's Florida Water
one OF the surest and speediest OF for every
form Of nervousness. II relieves headache when
other applications completely fai II reinYigoratos
the latlgued aud ovestaAed body, and It imparts
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STATE HOUSE,
GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL

EioRNFR SEVENTH AND X STREETS, SAC.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in every respect The
largest Finest and Best Ventilated Hoteluthe city.
RATES-S3, 81 90 aud 81 per day, according "
room. Free Bus TO and from the Hotel
j. MCNASSER Gate 81 Denver).
au44plm Proprietor.
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WoRTHY OF ATTENTION Those brocsded
dress goods for 10 and 15 cents yard, at the
Rad House.
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You should see those bargains in carpets at
the Rid House.
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/" STATE FAIR GUIDE.

OFFICE OF CALIFORNIA STATE BOARD OF
y Agri ulture, sacramento, August 8, lssl.-H.
A WEAVER. Erd.-Dear Sir: AT recent mes ting
of the State Board of Agriculture you we're awarded
the privilege Of distributing your STATE FAik
GUIDE" newspaper at the PARK during the coming
Fair. The Board being satisfied with its former
business relations with yor, desire t. have the same
continue aud TO that end will furnish you daily the
official programme Of the Fair. Very respectfully,
EDWIN F. SMITH, Secretary.
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A FEw more days, and Hale's last forced
sale will be at close.
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ReopeniBg of pestr seu's New Palace
Confectionery, Dining, Ice Cream and Oyster saloon
Nos. 6ls and GO street Sacramento jyC5pln
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THIS IS MONDAY, and if your anxiousness
to buy is equal to Haies' in selling. it viii be
profitable all round. Corner Of Ninth and X. :
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SPECIAL value In csrsets, 25 cents to So. at
the Red House,
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ar MR.. P. j. sPAcHER, for nineteen years con-
nected with newspapers and printing generally in
this city, will act az advertising representative of
the DAILY GUIDE The publisher bespeaks for
him the same generous patronage which has been
granted the paper in each of its annual publications.
aul0tf
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It's estimated that thae are now 1000
people on Wood river.
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The onIy Genuine MILK I7rta6i. delivered
every morning, by ". +. PETERSON, 90 }. iy7 Il
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Drink " Hairs FePsin VINE Filters" and
be happy and content. 1t IS absolutely pure Cures
Dyspepsia, InGiges.ion,and the ' blues" II has re
ceiTed First Premium throughout the State je25.tf
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Notice OGrape- growers
PROPOSALS
FURNISHING SUPPLIES
STATE PaIS0E IT SAN QUENTIN.


C1EsK's oFYlCR
Board OF STATE Prison DIRECTORS,
Sax CUENfiS, August It, 1891.
FsY ORDER OF TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BID sealed proposals win be received at their
Office No. ITO Kearny street. San francisco, until IL
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rnunsDsY, sEPgEnnER l. 1881.

For Furnishing Potatoes, Beef and cosl for the
State Prison at San Quentin, from SEPTEMBER 5,
1881, TO JUNE 80, 1882. Conditions as per
schedules furni.hed at the Office of the Clerk Of
the Board Of state Pris Directors at San Quentin.
NOTICING bid Will be considered unless made
upon said schedules, nor from ether parties than
h5ra de dealers in the several classes Of articles
contracted for.
Bids for tie articles must be iuelosed in separate
envelopes, ard the supplies furnished must be de.
liyered at the State Wharf, San Quentin.
Bids viii be opened at their Office No 40 Kssrny
street. San Francisco, on THURSDAY. SEPTth-
Der i, 1881, in open session. and to the lowest
responsible bidder the contract will be awarded.
The Beard reserves the right TO reject any and al
bids, az the public good may require
A. II. CHAPMAN,
Chairman Board Of State Prison Directors.
Jos. v. ELLIS, Clerk. AUS lat
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SPECIAL BARGAINS in hosiery, Red House. !.