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graphed It's purpors 20 General Pope, and
also sent q courier from The end Of the teie-
graph line 10 durango to ascertain its truth,
and, il true, what band of Indians,
and how many OF them were en-
gsged in the murder. ard also if Chief
Ignacio was at TIE Southern Ute Agency
with the main body OF his tribe No reply
can possibly be received until tomorrow af-
te.noon. 1t is thought the murder may have
been committed b. a baud of renegade In
disns located in the southwestern corner OF
Colorado and Utah, who recognize no chief,
aud whose depredations in the past
have been terrible. If these Indians
beloEg TO Ignacio.s tribe, then the situation
is considered as very serious, and a universal
outbreak may be expected at any moment,
as when the news reaches them of the in
dictment Of the four Indians for the muir
der ef Jackson, the indications seem TO be
chat they will Immediately take the
war path. General Pope answered the Gov
ernor, saying the report seems incredible, as
Durango is only fourteen mi.es from
Fort Lewis, where four companies of
infantry and one CT cavalry are
stationed, and if an outbreak had occurred as
far back IS May 9TH, he would have been
notified by the commander OF Fort Lewis and
states that the reports received by him to-day
from the Uncompahgre and White River
Agencies indicate that everything is peace-
able Nine companies of regular troops left
Kansas City Ter Uncompabgre to-day
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HAWAIIAN News. = An arrival from
Honolulu brings news from the Hawaiian
Islands to the Goth ultimo
DR.. STANDARD vaccinated l25 persons at
Huelo, Maui, one day lately.
Spreckels' sugar mill, Maui, is turning
out % tons OF sugar per day.
The Hilo and Kilauea Railroad-Jor-
dams narrow-gauge road-has commenced
operations. AT present the business of the
road is conveying road material from one
point to another several miles apart.
The Kilauea bridge, Kauai, is at last
completed. 1t has two spans, each 80 feet
wide, and II feet above low water.
No new cases of small pox are reported
at Kauai, and. all but one quarantine place
released. Four native houses where small.
pox had existed have been burned.
The latest from the lava flow is that it is
rapidly "petering out" A party of gen
tlemen left Hilo for the flow April 18Th,
and returned the same evening, reporting
that the fire was about dead. At that time
it lad the same appearance as was seen
during the last days of the flow of 1856.
No progress is visible, and for some days
but very little light has been seen at Hilo.
The flow has now reached a point-three
or four points-iust six and half miles
distant from Hilo by measurement.
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stringtoun, near yisalis. May s--whe of ]. R.
santa Ss Barbara, May a-wie Of Burkll Jacques. a
Near Woodland, May Wife OF Christian Eakle, a
Knights Landing, April 2s-wife Of J. H. Arnold
Merced, May s-wiie of NJ Meclenashaa, a da',sh-
ter.
Modesto, April 50 Wife CT John Pereira, eauga.
stockton May wife Of George chestuutNood, a
daughter.
Near Mokeianne Hill, May 4-wife Of Asron Cook,
daughter
Alameda, May 5-wife of Gottlisb zeh son
Alameda, April 90 Wife OF Daniel So EFT, son
Near Ukiah, April 29-wife of 0. H. Z. Brown, .
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at his side with one barrel empty. Deceased
was about 80 years of age and well dressed.
he had on gold watch and other jewelry. A
, I was found on his person addressed to
f. Knollner, ASS Jessie street. San Francisco.
but the writing, which was in German. was
penned IN such wild manner as indicated
that Gaabitzer was insane. An insurance
policy was also found in his pocket, insuring
saloon, fixtures, etc, ut 24S Suffer street.
San Francisco. No reasons are assigned for
the suicide. The deed must have been com
united ten days ago, as the body was BADLY
decaYsd.
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SIZE ACTION OF rHg SENATE.

The Senate yesterday receded from the
Sears amendment, by vote of 81 to 10.
Under the circumstances this was the only
Unsuitable course to be taken, and it is to
be hoped that it will be adhered to- This
action removes the one insuperable obstacle
to harmony between the two houses. There
remains, it is true, the question of the edu-
cational appropriation, but on this the
Assembly can very well afford TO follow the
example of the Senate, and racede from It's
position. The fact that the State Superin-
tendent of Public instruction has declared
the sum of 81, 3O0,0 enough for the
schools, may well satisfy the Assembly
that no injury viii be done the cause of pub
lie education by agreeing with the Senate
to limit the levy TO those figures. II this
Is done there viii be nothing to prevent
the speedy conclusion of the business be-
fore the Legislature. AS regards the
question OF apportionment, the indications
are that it is dead, and this not merely be-
cause OF Democratic opposition, put be-
cause the Republicans have thus far been
quite unable to agree among themselves on
the representation for several counties.
There are questions of locality mixed up
in the matter in such way that harmony
on party lines seems scarcely to be hoped
for, and as every argument that could re-
move these difficulties has already been
exhausted. the presumption is that it will
be impossible to do anything. Having
made up its mind as TO the impracticability
of enacting an appOrtionment bill at this
session, the very best thing the Legislature
can do, both for itself and the people, is to
adjourn without further hesitation. There
is no reason apparently why it ehould not
conclude all its feasible business by Thurs
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The Mussel slough Eand Troubles
tinued DispsssessiOn.

HANFoRD, May 9sh.-The Marshais party
have continued their work of dispossession
to-day. Marshal Poole himself was not
present, having left on the A o'clock train for
San Francisco Sunday morning. Deputy
Dunlap superintended to-day's operations.
The parties who had their goods removed
from their houses to-day are William Hub
bard and NJ R. Heath. The writs againstthem
were alias writs, the parties named in them
being Mr.. Belts. now living in Oregon, and
William Broden, one of the five prisoners at
San jose. This afternoon Dunlaps party
went to Lemoore to dispossess Pierrepont
orion. The Marshals party have met with
no resistance or molestation whatever in obey
ing their orders.
LATER News has just reached here that
Orion was dispossessed in the same way that
the three preceding ranchers were. and others
near Lemoore are to be removed from their
homes tomorrow. These writs, if served at
all. must be served this week, as they expire
next Saturday. O. G. jackson, from Sacra-
meuto, has received formal possession
Of the several places as he did
of Majsr McQuiddy's ranch. Sew.
eral friends called at McQuiddy's ranch
to-day, and found himself and family enjoy
ing quiet time in their old home. When
they lett the place Saturday morning, they
left everything on the premises undisturbed.
When they returned from their visit they
found all their household goods in place,
though somewhat disarranged. These acts
of eviction do not appear TO remain in prac-
teal force long. From present indications
there will be no disturbance at all during this
visit of the off GERS of the law, but we cannot
be certain of it yet.
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sEore Read Agents at work. One Tall,
the ether Short

MARYsyILLE, May 9th.-Ehe Nevada stage,
due in this city at ) P. NJ, driven by Paddy
Kane, was stopped by tao masked highway
men at point IN the road about threequar.
tiers Ct mile this side of Timbuctoo There
were eight passengers on the stage. Two
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S treasure boxes were
taken. The wooden one, containing letters
and way bills, was broken open with large
hammer. The iron one was blown open with
charge of gunpowder. 1t contained S100
in coin, but strange to say neither letters nor
coin were disturbed. Both the broken boxes
and large machinist's hammer and steel
punch, with which the robbers made ineffect-
ual Efforts to open the iron box before resort
ing to powder, were brought to town. None
Of the passengers were molested. The rob-
bers are described as one tall man aud the
othsr short and much younger, the short one
doiug the work while the tail one stood
guard. Neither wore hats, but Paddy Kane
saws their disguise was perfect.
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A DELIGHTFUL SENSATION in the region of
the palate is experienced by those who quaff
exhilaratiug Hub Punch" either with hot
water, lemonade. fine ice, milk, or in its
original condition. Il is delicate combina-
ton of old liquors with fruits of surprising
richness. Sold by all grocers, wine mer-
chants, and druggists Trade supplied by
Richards & Harrison, agents for Pacific coast,
San Francisco.
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Pacific Business college and TeleSraph!c
Institute-Qife Scholarship, Tor full Business
Course, SOD W. Z. Chamberlain. Jr., aud I A.
Robinson. ptcprietors, No. $50 Post street, oppo-
site Union Square Saa Fiaae.sco, Cal. Send for
Ci~asslars
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NEVADA.
A DouI,,e Tie decided by Lat.

= JuHUfF AEE DtCaUVN by L1I,
CARSON, May 9sh.-Lsst Monday the
municipal election resulted in tie between
Bay and Lsport, running for Alderman IN
the Second Ward. each receiving 90 votes
To-day another election was held, resulting
in another tie, each man receiving 66 votes
The election wss then decided by lot, and
Bray, the old Alderman, won.
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DRY GOODS.
The White unn.e-

The white House The oldes. Dry Goods House
in san Francisco. We import direct from the
principal msrts 10 kurope, consequently can sell
lover than any other house in the trade. Country
orders attended to- J W. Davidson 4 Co. Nos
l0l and los kearnY street, San Francisco
The Arcade. J. oRrien 4 Co., Importers %
Dry Goods, Nos 9s4 926 aud US Market street.
next the Baldwin.
kenne Bros.-Dry Goods Importers. Nos. l07 to
ll5 sesrnys So. TeelaTgest house, LARGEST stock and
lowest prices in san Francisco. All country orders
eXecut with prunptness nd special attention.
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ASslGNEE'S SALE.

TINDER AND PURSUANT TO AN ORDER
a. made by tie Superior Court of the
county of Sacramento, in the State OF Cali
foruia, MAY 8, 1851, and by virtue of the
autho ity vested in Assignee Of J. v.
SIMS, an insolvcnt debtor will at y o'clock NJ. Of
MAY q, 1884, at tie front door OF the Courthouse
of said county sell Mt public auction for cash. all of
Swamp Land Survey No $685. of said county, which
lies west Of line drawn parallel to ana distant
twenty five rods easterly rom the east bank Of the
Sacramento river contain ing about nineteen acres
greater than s., 00a. A. Hell Bh0N, Assignee.
FREEMAN & BATES, Attorneys. ml0td
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Another ISAAC "HaIted.r

SMARTsvLLE. May 9th The stage en-
route to MarJsville was stopped at l O'clock
here, by two masked men armed with shot
guns, who demanded Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
box. After breaking open the wooden box
they ordered the passengers to get out Of the
stage. One acted as guard while the other
undertook TO break open the iron safe which
is fastened in the stage, but was unsuccessful
The passengers were not molested. Several
parties have started in pursuit, and as they
have good description it is almost an impos-
sibility for the robbers TO escape. No &C.
counts have yet been received from the pur
suerS
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ORsGoN.
seirnurder at Portland.

PORTLAND, May 9th-The body of Ger
man named Albert Gaubitzer was found to-
day in grove of fir bushes in the northern
portion Of the city. Gauhitz had evidently
committed suicide by shosting himself in tho
head. The ball entered the right temple and
came out Just above the left ear. Death must
have been instantaneous. A pistol was found
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Original italian Restaurapt-No. $40 Clay
St, bet. Leidesdorff and Sansome N. Giamboni,
late Manager OF Canpi Restaurant, has taken the
management. It will be run in best Italian style.
FleisclIniau's Vienna Model Bakery-No POS
Rearnys rect, Roemer Bros, Proprietors. Coffee,
Chocolate, Lunch, Ice Cream and Oysters. All
kinds of Cakes constantly ON hand. Parties and
families supplied.
sfass0n D0rec-No. 2l7 Kearny street. Ladies'
and Gentlemen's restaurant Private rooms up
stars all the delicacies OF the market.
swain's Family Bakery and Dining
Saloou-No. 6S6 Market street. Wedding cakes,
ice cream oysters je!lies, etc. constantly on hand.
Families supplied.
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, Hrc.

Carolan. Cory ~ Co.-Importers of Hardware,
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Co., and South
ington Cutlery Co. Nos 40 and l22 Front street,
and Nos. III and ll9 California street.
VIII a. FlHck-Importing and Manufacturing
Cutters and Bellhangers, No. 100 Market street
Marcus &. Hawley a Co.-Importi rs of Hard
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos 3o1, 1903,
sos, 307 and 800 Market street., San Francisco
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cLorBIyRs. Enc;

Georce Zoomls--" Plaza Stores" (successor TO G.
P. Van Sehsack & Coz Importer. Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in Mems Furnishing Goods. Cloth.
iag. Hats, Trunks. Yankee Notions, etc, Nos JOG
10 40 hearny street
). ", Sarmany (successorto Germany & Crosette
Dealer in shirts and Meu's Furnishing Goods.
Shirts made TO order speciality. No. % kearay
street, between Market and Post
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MrL1fNHRy.
The Eandbox

The Eandbox- The popular Millinery Establish.
mint. B. s. Hirsch . Co.. No. T4S Market street
Strict attention to or ers from the interior
nrs. J. cauS!;IaE-No. 9l9 Market street. Iml
porter OF Fine Millinery.
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De.,u by Droynins.

STocKroN. May 9sh-Saturday evening
the body of man named Thomas Ithwolde
WIS found in the Spring Valley reservoir, a
few miles east of Milton. An inquest was
held on it by S. Beysser, Justice of the Peace,
but no facts were ELECTED throwing any Light
on how he came to be in tie water. The YER
dict was death by drowning.
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RAN in Che Upper Country.

North SAN JUAN, May 9sh.-A splendid
rainfall visited this section last night. 1t
was timely, and was much needed by The
raucheEs hereabouts No rain has fallen here
for some time past, and the country was suf-
fering generally for the want of it. The
prospects are favorable for more rain.
SHASTA, May Shit is raining quite
heavily at Shasta to-day. and is very cloudy
Total rainfall to date. lOS inches.
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Attempted Suicide.

CHICO, May 9th.-A man by the name of
r. L. Robinson attempted suicide last even.
ing with pistol. The ball entered under the
chin and came cut at the top of his head.
Strange to say he still lives and is sensible,
although part of the brain came through the
hole made by the bullet. He bad been drink
ing hard for ten days, and says he does not
know how it happened He was hostler in
stable, and roomed at the Union Hotel,
where he shot himself.
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The vallejo MooaIums again at Work,

VALLEJO, May gFh.,The large wooden
watch fastened in Friday nights pranks to
the Republican fsg-pole was blown down and
smashed yesterday. bringing down the hal
yards and deing other damage, to repair
which a subscription paper was to-day circu-
lated among tie citizens The jokers were
out again last night practicing their little
raIneS
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DRUGs. oEEn1TcALs.

Langley q Siyhaels- Wholesale Druggists, I'm
porters of pure French, English and German drugs
Northeast corner Front aud Pine streets,
A. L. Downing a Son- Wholesale Dealers
in Druggists and Proprietary Specialues, No IL
Second street. Grand Hotel Building.
Justin Cates.-pioneeT Druggist removed to y
Montgomery street. Turkish and Russian Baths
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PROBATE NoTlCE.

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALL
4 forilia, county OF Sacramento. In the matter
OF the estate OF E. G.. CARPENTER, deceased.
Notice IS hereby gwen that MoNDAI, the 23d day
of MAY, 1881, at 10 O'clock 4. NJ. OF said day. and
the Courtroom of said Court, at the Court house,
and State Of California have been appointed the
time and place for prov rg the will of said L. G.
CARPENTER, deceased, and for hearing the appli-
cation of AMOS p CATLIN, Tor the issuance t,
him OF letters testamentary therein.
Witness my hand and the ssal OF said Court, this
9th dag of NAY, 1881.
lsKA1l THoS H. BERKEY, Clerk.
1n10.i9t BY j IL PaRNEII. DenutY Clerk.
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MaTALs. sToVEs. RANGES, ENG

~. w. ssontasue & Co.-Importers of Stoves,
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Alasbleized Mantels,
Crates and Tiles Manufacturers of Plain.
Japanned and Stamped Tinwarc. Nos 10 il2.
III, Ii6 and lis Battery street.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Great Britain,
rRouDE AND THE CARLYLE DOCUMENT

FRoUDE AND THE CARLYLE DOCUMENTS.
LONDON, May 9sh-Froude writes to the
Times. 1.-The memoir of the late Mrs. Car
lyle and the collection of her letters, which
Carlyle had partially prepared Tor publica.
tor, are my personal property. They were
given to me, and l am the sole judge as to
what parts should be printed. The memoir
is published, and the letters will be. l de-
cline to allow any persons, whether friends of
of the late Mr.. Carlyle or me, TO be asscci-
ated with me il the discharge of the trust
which belongs exclusively to myself. The re-
naming papers, which I was directed to re-
turn TO Mrs. Alexander Carlyle when / had
done with them, l will restore at once to any
responsible person she may empower to re-
ceive them"
ENTRANCE OF THE ROYAL BRIDE INTO VIENNA.
VIENNA, May 9sh.-This afternoon the
Queen OF the Belgians and Princess Stephanie
drove from Schonbrun TO Theresiauheim.
There they dressed for their formal entry into
the city. There was vast crowd of people
to witness the entry. The street was lined
by infantry. The procession was headed by
a squadron of cavalry, followed by officials
on horseback. Then came the state carriages
and detachment of Imperial Guards, after
which came the brides carriage, drawn by
six gray horses, surrounded and followed by
mounted officials, and then the Hungarian
Guardsmen. At the triumphal arch near
Elizabeth bridge the procession halted, and
the burgolnasters, Council and other NUM-
c;pal officials presented an address of con-
graduation and welcome. The procession
then traversed the city to the Imperial
Palace. where Princess S.ephanie was re-
ceived by Emperor Francis Joseph and
Prince Rudolph.
Turkey.
THE DEATH OF ABDUL AzIZ,
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 9th.-It is now
evident that the main object of the
inquiry into the death of Sultan Abdul
Aziz was to prevent any future com
bination OF the men who depossd Abdul
Azz, and not to establish the truth
regarding the manner of his death. Numer.
Gus arrests among the military have been
made. The battalion which assisted to de-
pose Abdul Aziz has been broken up, and the
officers have been sent to distant posts. It
is believed there will be no public trial of the
accused, but they will be quietly exiled. 1t
is reported that Mahmoud Damoud Pasha
has already been sent away on man-of-war
which left The Bosphorous under secret CT,
ders
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EDUCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS.

ALBERT lyser al CO.-PublisheTs Pacific School
and Home Journal = mouthly s. per year, in
advance. Devoted to Educational interests Of the
Pacific coast. Official Organ State Department Of
Public Instruction No. SIS Market street.
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IMPURE BLOOD is shown by skin disorders,
pimples, swellings, ulcers, etc. ALSO by
liver and kidney complaint, constipation,
piles, indigestion, biliousness, dependency,
lassituds, general weakness, and many other
symptoms Purify with King of the Blood.
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The brain of strength

Caused by malaria, affections Of the luugs.
and imperfect digestion is speedily renedied
by the Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic. Beware
OF cSeap, worthless limitations under our and
similar names Ask for Coca Beef Tonic.
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Hermann, The Hniter-No. SS6 Kearny street.
near Pine. The ioest hats at the lowest prices
Factory: No. IL Belden street.
II. Meussdorner-Manuf and Importer o,
Hats and Hat MsteIials. Wholesale and Retail
Northeast corner Montgomery and Bush Streets
and 400 KearnY
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, May Spy ]. c. Tubbs. Justice Of the
Peace, Frederick Cutting to Marina de Martini,
both OF this city.
oroyiilc. May s-James MoNulty to Alacs L.
Duncan.
Marysville, April 25-An.onio Slvario Muchado to
Rosa Silvaria Betencurte.
Plum Valley, May 2-Alber: N. Hunt to Mary
Robinson
MERGED. April Luke F. Killion to Mary Doyle.
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GIgsINFsS C0lEGFs

sanbernc. Vail al 60 importers and Nanufact.
urers Of Mirrors, holdings and Frames Chroa,os
Engravings. Brackets, Easels. Statuary and
Artists Materials No. S57 Market street
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RON WORKS, BOILER AND M
CHINERY MAKERS.

Sacramento Boiler yTorks-Nos 2lt and PIG
Beae street. J. +. Hall, Practical Boiermaker.
Manufactures Marine, Stationary aud Portable
Boilers, and all kinds of Sheet Iron Works.
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HAIR DRESSING.
HATS,

GoIdaein Il Il ehn-Importers of Human Hair
Wholesale and Ret'i. " igs loaned. No. 749
Market street, opposite Dupont.
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BORN.

Sacramento, May Wife OF Fred. Giee,
Elk Grove, Sacramento county, May 3-Wfe 1t
Joseph Rassett. a daughter
Costumes River, May s-wife OF Thos. Taver1es, a
daughter.
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3 BserAuDs INfAbLIBIs INJEcnoN.-The famous
French remedy for gonorrbea, gleet, etc. NJ. s.
Hammer, Sacramento, agent for Pacific coast. Sent
q. .. d. to any address
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HOTELS.

International Temperance House-Nos. S2+
aud $50 kearny street Passengers and baggage
transferred free. II. C. Partridge, Proprietor.
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PROVISION PACKERS.
TEA IMPORTERS.

Merry. Paul .t CO.-Packers Importers and
Dealers in Meat Products of all descriptions
Office, Nos. l25 and l27 California street.
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HAMMERS CkscAeA SA6RADA BITTERs cures all
complaints arising from an obstructed state of the