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what "a Virginia Doctor Says of the
Presidents Condition.

CDR. Snowden," in his Washington let
fer 10 the Alexandria G0zette, says: The
President has experienced another relapse.
As stated in this CORES pondence several
DAYS ago, the high pulse be was reported TO
baye--fOr all that is known OF his condition
seems TO be founded upon hearsay-Was
incompatible with the steady improvement
that. according to The bulletins, was in pro-
oress, aud results have demonstrated the
correctness Of that statement. Ills pulse
today was 30 high and the other evidences
OF mfllmmatory fever so apparent that his
musicians, resident as we'll as consulting,
after consultation. deter mined to FISK an
other operation to relieve him OF the SuneI-
ing incident upon what they believed was
puS, for which there was no exit. Or.
Agnew, therefore, after the patient had
been rendered insensible to pain by the
inhalation o. ether, produced, that Is eX'
tended, the incisiOn made at the first opera
lion 10 APPOINT below the twelfth or last rio,
SO that the pus from the supposed site OF
the bullet will have continuous downward
flow. Another pus cavity was thus opened
and q pus.tnbe introduced into the track
OF the wound from point considerably
lower than the other one. He has now
In his side the jagged hole made by
the bullet and an opening nearly four
inches loug made BY the two operations TO
facilitate the discharge Of pus. Two open
ines of this SIZE would be dangerous even
TO a strong man, but to one who has been
weakened by five weeks confinement IN
bed, ana sick-man's fare, and proiuSe dis
charge Of pus during all that time, they
are more than dangerous, and the restored
confidence Of last week has given pl ace to
a feeling OF uncertainty and anxiety in the
public mind, il not in that OF the PreSl-
denps physicians, who still say that be is
doing we'll There is a good deal OF excite
ment here to-day in consequence OF tins
relapse, and the brokers are ayailing them
selves Of the opportunity ii affords OF
affecting the value OF stocks.
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woman,s FrIghtruI Lean,

NEWPORT, X. L., August 9-MrS. Ida
Harris, wife Of II. VI. Harris, OF Easton,
Pa. while suffering from temporary de-
rangement this morning jumped from a
third.slory window Of the Kly.Sreet
House and was instantly Killed.
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NTM n NTTTTTTT
lower. Money. 2A@3 per cent. fxchange-Long,
4s2; short, asa. State bonds dull. Governments
quiet. -
NEW YORK. August 9.--The Posts financial arii-
Gle tl:4O r. W. edition. says: The stock Exchange
markets, although sill duh, are generally stronger
than Yesterday. The stocks which have shown the
most slreng have been Texas and Pacific, Kansas
and Texts, wabash, Della" are, Lackawiuna aud
Wc,teru Denver aud Rio GTande, aud Of lie Trunk
lines. Lake bore and Aichiga Central These have
advanced ga 4 per cent. Rochester and Pttlsburg
has been exceptionally weak, having fallen per
cent from yes erhy' closing United safes oOhIs
are firm al unchanged prices. Si1,e bonds are =
higher for Missouri and south Carolina Issues.
Railroad bonds are irregular, but generally easy.
with call loans 2d3 per cent? The ruling rate being
~ per cent. Time loabs z 10 "a per cent, ana
Drl q e mercantile paper 304 y cent. The market
Tor 81, Ing exchange dun aud strong, with com
mercial bills in small supply.
The fOlOwug quotations were current to-day at
2:3o Il. NJ. Western Union, So sew fork CEN
frI IA: Lake Shore, i24; Michigan Central,
gSs: New York Lake frie and Western, 43s ;
New York. take Erie and Western secOnds. lO2A {;
Delaware, Lackawanna and western, l24S; Ne"
Jersey Central. 9G4: Delaware and Hudson, l09b;
Reading G54 4; Nor hwestern, l26G; u Paul. l49;
WABASH ana Pacific, OH; do. preferred, e9s
TDi0u Pacific 1868 VI, X. and T., III bid; Hannl-
bal ana ~. JO.. 92Mg4 DO. preferred, 1874; ONO
and Nississiupi, 37& hid: PaCinc Mall Oh; G., {.
aud J. G.. 22%: Northern Pacific common. 4o%;
DO preferred. SOb: Central Pacific, 93; Rock
Island 1873: Louisville sud Nashville, lO2 Nash
VILE and Chattanooga. 50; Ontario and Western,
1853: canada southern, 664; Denver and Rio
Grande, 994; 81 Paul and omaha, fIa; 40. pre-,
ferred, 1895; C.. c.. G. and J., 81 Ere ana
western. 554: ONO Central, 274; texas racine,
57H; Texas Pacific l.. g., So.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 9.-Yirgnla 6's, deferred,
Is: consok. SIX; second series. AZ Dast-due
coupons. 02i,; new l0-40's, 53k Bid to-day.
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rur RICHMOND YACnTERs.
,o.or,he Fourth Annual Crn'ss.

-, ,pticipatiOns Preparations Tor the
'- The Departure from Richmond
p.r,onal-NO,es frOm the LosTA beaa','"l
80, r,om Hampton ROads-TSc Arrival at
-. Island-FishinR, SC., &c.
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ANNA DICKINSON On TEMPERANCE. In an
address before the Women's Temperance
society at 0rangebuTg, n. j., the other
Gay, Anna Dickinson said 81 am not
temperance advocate, but / can tell
you That wOman's proper work is with her
sisters ana not with men. You fail where
you can do the most. The woman who has
holhing TO DO, The giddy, fashionable cyea-
,uie, who learns TO tipple WITH refinement;
zoe woman who has too much 10 do, your
Iandress, who does days work getting
ler husbands breakfast and attending TO
oef children before she comes in the morn
bg-ibese, as we'll as the woman who drinks
70 drown despair, are the ones who need
oll DO not receive your ministralions. You
raise The man, but you spnrn your fellow
woman beneath your feet" Miss Willard,
pie'ident OF The Union, afterwards called
upon Miss Dickinson, and in the afternoon
S91sker lady publicly prayed for AnnIs
conversion.
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IFor The Dlspatch.l
The Mace.

4 mace was used by the Virginia Assem-
bly,, the attest mention OF it that | have
seen being The oath OF May, IVA, when the
Assembly, having received u copy Of &" the
Boston Trade Act" after firm preamble,
resolved 10 set apart day for fasting, hu-
Mutation, and prayer; aud ordered that The
members OF the House do attend in their
places, al the hour Of 10 in the morning on
'le br>t day 81 June next, in order TO pro-
ceed, with the speaker and the mace, TO the
eaureh in this city for the purpose aiore-
aid, &c., &C." ALExAXDER Brown.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, August 9.-The railway accident
near Blackburn Yesterday was caused by
the express train from Manchester being in
the care Of a driver who did not perfectly
understand the vacuum brake, which failed
TO act. The Manchester express conse-
auenlly rushed into Blackburn station at
the rate OF forty miles an hour, the entrance
being down grade, smashing into spinters
several carriages Of the LIVERPOOL and York
express, which was stationary and preplr.
inc TO start
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FhstIr.

Flonr-we quote: FINE sSaT 80; extra,
k6 ,uperhne, S3.75af4.50; cega non family,
XII %; choice Or patent family. A7.Ii ats; Staun.
ton inspection, extra. as snpe Etns, s..
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The RrndInmgh case.

LONDON, August 9.-Thc Morning Post
says: We have reason TO believe that NJ.
Bradlaugh will demand TO be allowed to
take the oath in the usual way at the next
session OF Parliament, aud il objection Is
raised the Government will propose a reso.
luton declaring that he be allowed to take
the oath. II that resolution Is defeated a
bill will be introduced altering the parla-
mentary Oatbs act.
Many Conservatives and Liberals I'm the
House Of Lords and House Of Commons
have signed memorial TO Mr.. Gladstone
urging him not to propose any special legis-
lation on behalf OF Mr. Bradaugh.
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j. Il. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
ID HAYES AGNEW.
VERY EASY THROUGH The DAY.

Executive MANSION, August 81 =. ".
(Ofiicial. THE President has been very
easy during the day and has continued to
take the DouriShment allowed without gas
trio distuI bance. The discharge Of pus
from his wound Is quite abundant, and il Is
evident that thorough drainage has been
secured by yesterdays operation. The de.
gree OF fever this afternoon differs little
from that Of yesterday. Pulse, LOG; tenn
perature, 1919; respiration, 10.
SECRETARY BLAINE's DISPATCH.
WAsHINGTON, August 9.-The following
was sent this afternoon
10 LolceH, Minister, London; At this
hour q p. NJ the physicians give an en-
cOuragng report OF the Presidents condi
ton. His pulse aud temperature have
slightly diminished since morning, the pus
is flowing freely, and appetite improved.
He has been able to sleep with comfort, ly-
ing on his wounded side.
[Sjgned] BLAINE.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK August 0 - 'ottOn-Eet receipts, ll3
bales; gross receiD : 1000 bale. fItdrr- closed
SI2 90: September, SLIT; October, 80 ola.
$40 81 Noyembe-, $40 46; December. 10000
SIO.47: January. $40 57MklO SO: February,
$I0.69dsl0 10; March. $40 s3m $40 s4 April,
alO.94nRlO.Q5; May. sll.05Gsll.07.
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by telegraph.

NEw YORK, August Cotton dull sA'eS ESQ
,slts upands, l2e,, Orleans ave; e0asohuaie''
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rHE vIRGrsrA REpuBLrcANs.

Predictions of their Action To-day Claims
OF the Opposing Faetions-FederaI Office
Holders Aiding the coalitionists-Prop
iion for Conference.-The Policy Of the
Snaiehtouis OutIined-Both Factions
Cauru.foa L.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

No morning sales.
EVENING" SALES III shares Petersburg and Wei
don Railroad at 30; 10 shares Norfolk aud West.
ern Railroad preferred at GlsS. 10 no. al GlK, 10
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BY reseRraDn.
NEW YORK.
WALL sTREETYESTERDAY,

NEW YORK. August 9.-NOOn.-StOcks fraction
lower Money. 24d 9 per cent. FXchange-LOng,
4S2; short, asa. State bonds dull. Governments
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{ Associated Press reports by telegraph to the Dis
4

ASSOCIATED Press reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.I
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August $3.50 A,
Notwithstanding the effects OF yester.
days operation, the President slepta greater
part Of the night without the use Of any
anodyue. The febriIe rise OF YESTERDAY
afternoon slowly subsidized during the night.
This morning ut $50 O'Clock his pulse is 9S
temperature, 99S respiration, 10. Since
yesterday AFTERNOON smal quantities OF
liquid nouTishment, given at short inter.
walls, have been retained, and this morning
larger quantities are beng administered
without gastric disturbance.
ID. w. BLISS,
j. Il. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
ID. HAYES AGNEw,
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 9-1l:45 A,
M-The President at this hour is resting
comfortably. He has taken nOurIshment
quite freely during the morning aud rel.
ishGd II. DR.. Reyburn says his pulse and
temperature are at the present perceptibly
lower than when the morning bulletin was
issued, and he considers The patient is pro.
crossing finely. He says there is no cause
for alarm whatever. DR.. Agnew considers
the Presidents condition 10 be very en-.
couraging, and be expects to leave for
Philadelphia to-day II the patient continues
to improve. The discharge from tbe wound
this morning has been entirely satisfactory,
and the pus is Of healthy character. The
nOurishmeut which the President has taken
this morning consisted OF hOminy and milk
and a little water. All reports that the Pre-
sident is sinking are entirely untOunded.
Executive MANSION, August 0-12'3O
Il. M.-(Speciil Bulletin. AT the dressing
OF the Presidents wound this morning It
was found that the pus had been dischafging
spontaneously and freely through the
counter-Opening made yesterday. lie has
been quite comfortable this morning, and
takes a supply OF liquid nOurishment. Hi,
pulse is BOW l04; temperature, 99.7; re.
SEPARATION, 10. -. w. BLISS,
j. Il. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
Robert REYBURN,
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TURNIP-sEED,
FRESH AND RELIABLE,
al IS aud Ace. per ".
RuTA DAGA al t0c. psr 10 : wsrrsn,e,s
,yogso6sAn22 YenaOk street
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Return OF Home.RuIevS.

LONDON. August 9.-Tbe Daily Telegraph
SAYS. I'm compliance With The urgent re-
quest Of Mr.. Parneil many tlOme-Rule men,
l,ers OF Parliament have returned To Lon
don. TO be present when the amendments
in the House OF Lords to the land bill are
considered.
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observation-disclosures.

LONDON, August 9.-rbe London CORE
spondent Of the Manchester Guardian says :
There is undoubtedly a disposition on The
part OF the Government to drop the powers
derived under the coercion act, II possible.
Ii is understood that the subject was mooted
at Saturdays Cabinet council. \ suggeS-
ton was made to the Government that If
after the passage Of the land bill there
should appear to be q reasonable prospect
of the restoration OF tranquility, the prls-
oners arrested under the cJertion act should
be liberated. each after six months lmpris-
opmept from the date OF his arrest.
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und,o1. Acadia Chaimet, Western Texas .
Arrived out gib: steamers Peruvian, N0Fa =
fIan. RerInnN. NOrVIg.
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LONDON. August 0.-lndrect oVertures
made TO Mr.. John Dillon, that he should be
released on condition OF his going to Ma
deira or elsewhere where the climate Is IA
yorable for pulmonary disease, were hrmIY
rejected by him. He also positively de-
cliued 70 make any conditions upon his re-
lease.
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Germany and the Eaiieaa.

BERLIN, August a-Tbe correspondent OF
the Germania at &ome says The Pope has
signed brief appointing Or. hoSnu' VINO
is approved By Germany, TO TIE vacant
bishopric OF Treyis Rhemish Prtssla. TINS
il considered to be a considerable step to-
wards reconciliation between Germany
and the Vatican.
The Persecution os Jews ian Russia
LONDON, August "A Berlin GORE
snondent saws 20 many towns and Villages
IN Western Russia whose populations @t
principally Jewish have recently b9en
J burned that it is impossible to resist the
system OF systematic ineendiarism. Up tC
the end Of June sixteen towns and villages
were burned. Since then fresh hres pave
occurred, TWO OF The most terrible OF which
were at Korez and Minsk. From ten Ia
twenty towns aud shops were destroyed ~
Korez and thirty mine persons were kiheu
The bulk OF the survivors were rendered
destitute. ,,,,.,.o,
| AptiJewIsb disturbances bsYe oeepvre!
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aRnCkR,Es. LIaUORs, dc.

RIcHaOSD, VA, February 20 lsel'
We have this day appointed MessIs G1DDlN,
TRIBBkTT cur agents Tor the "a OF I'll 800. a.
g. SOAP In the city Of hichmouu. 1ut HIsu .
Siu do well TO call hem add secure lhtir sprung
stock of this celebrated securing soap. ,.,,,,
DIVA " N''9 EASTMAN 4 BROTHER,
40 cnwsFam Philadelphia.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Court CU1nfnlssiOntT s5tcTamcntO county,,
CHENEY & BRUSSR, Att'ys for Admir-
d2Iaw4wF
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;. vnh. county. The land belong.

ravina in Yuba county. The land belong.
-, ~, me c,mnapy winch 1 represent iasr
-, both Sides OF the ravine. About 700 ar 800
ecres on DRY creek have been covered from
one inch TO Inree feet IN depth. Tne-e slick
ems come from the Cherokee hydraulic miner.
These slickers have been beneht to the
adobe land. Il has improved the value of
he land fully third. We raise cereals
wheat and barley-on this slickens deposit.
We have had better crops after one years
mixing With the adobe than ever before. A
foot Of slickens will improve the soil to the
extent of four or five bushels OF wheat to the
acre. T. has increased the value from S. TO
$40 an acre. All the water carrying slickens
is utilized by running it over land to increase
its fertility. There is about 1000 inches of
this water, and it is all used for fertilizing
purposes. Witness named great many
farmers who used these debris deposits |
There is deposit on Kettles farm Of four
feet. Last year he raised a fine crop of corn,
and it ID now summer fsllowed to wheat. We
plow ten inches deep. The old Spring Val
ley Company have l, 900 acres that they are
deposising slickens upon at this time.
Cross examination iby MIR. Cadwalader)-
The land is generally lost the first year after
the slickens is put on. We level up cur
fields by filling up the low places by running
debris upon them. l would prefer siiekens
itself to tbs black Adobe soil. l know from
experience that they are more productive.
The mines that send US down these fertilizing
slickens are from ten to fifteen miles distant.
1 live about two miles east of Nelson. There
are no agricultural land, at the mouth of the
canal. Some of Colby's land was covered
slightly with slckens. Warren Green's land
is covered about an inch deep. We gave him
permission TO take this slickens water from
our canal and run it over his land.
Adjourned.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, December 22d.-Passed here to-
day, to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow ::
Mrs. G. Ffauk Smith, Oakland (; a. Winslow
and wife, Boston, Mass; i. B. Mott, Julius
G. MeCheney, \. Steinsr, NJ. S. Baldwin,,
L. Taussig, San Francisco; w. i. Coles,
Miss Sampson, New York Mrs. G. V. PETIT
ris, Denver, Col John II. Cooper ard wife,
Philadelphis, Pa; Mrs A. L. Maxwell and
child, Portland, Or; NJ. Aushler, Corinhe !;
Nebraska: Rev. p Muldoop, Ireland; Chas.
Hitemsnp, Terrace; L. w. Buzzo, San Jose !;
Mrs. 8. o. Carr, Miss Mary l.. Carr, Louis
vile, Ky; 129 enigraut passengers, including
81 males, to arrive in Sacramento December
24tb.
NEwHALL, December 22d,-Passed here to-
day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow ::
W. D. Griffin, A Bertran. III. Treebruback
and wife, J. Z. Blackson, l. E Blake, Hon.
c. n. FELTON,, j. Lankersheim and wife. B.
+. 1'uttle. Miss Annie L. Peabody, F. Hen
sci, E n. Eager. George Stiuson, D. M.
McGerry, II. II. Healy, j. Bruden, V. L.
Fillmore, t. D. Walsh and wife, II. Mans
field, James Healy, San Francisco; Mr.. and
Globe A. t.: n. L. Flood and wife, Ell Paso /;
A. J. Wrighs, Chicago; J. l.. Gregory. A.
F. Henderson, Tucson; Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Meter, San jose; j. NJ. Curran, New
Mexico; George Taylor, Colorado.
OMAHA, December 22l-Left here to-day
to arrive in Sacramento December 26sh: Dr.
r. f. Slaughter, Bismarck, Dakota; NJ. L.
1leuenbeck, San Francisco; G. f. Clough,
Boston John Hall. New York John II.
Adams, Saratoga. n. Y; w. Nj. Soaring,
Chicago; Mrs. III. y. L,velacs, Madison,
Wis N. b Lowell, Indianapolis Thomas
w. Oliver, Fhiladelphia Mrs. Chambers,
Cincinnati; B. B. Woodell, Cleveland.
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4Oc; do, Broma, 3oc; do, Cocoa, s5e Bakers Eagle
&c; Fry's Homeopathic Cocoa, Ale q b.
WHOLE SPIcEs-Back pepper, China, lie; do,
Singapore, 17Ac; White pepper, 23c; Allspice 2lc
Cloves Ale; Cissia, 23c Ginger root, China, lie;
Sutlnegs, zoe; Mace, 9oc q Ii.
observation-disclosures English, In cans, SIZE; do,
N cans, 6oc; do. l-lb cans 621c; California, 5,b
cans I5@17c; do, ard lib cans 1sd20c . b do,
m cans, 81 rs q doz Freneh-Louit Frees, & %
| Domestic, 81 25@1 rs e doz.
SAUcgs-Pepper Sauce, small, q doz., 81 Is Red
Sauce, small, 81 IS; Lafayette, doz lpints. g
Lea Perrns, do, 50 Is Lea PerTins, pnts,S5 90;
Windsor, do, IS rs.
CArsuP-Walnut Monticello q doz 1-pints, s.
Mushroom do S.; Tomato, pints, 8 %; Tomato,
California do, 81 rs do, quarts, 81 65; do, 5gall
| CAPERs-French q doz, g so.
OLIyEs-Queen, g case, IS.
yiSEeAR-Pure Cider, common, 2 gallon, l8g CSC
do, double, soc; do triple, 40c; pure White Wine,
common, 20c ; do double 30c.
| Day PEAS AND BEANs-Lima Beans, q 100 ms,
| Sc; Bayo do, 81 50G3; Pink, do, 81 so; Red
| 30, 81 so; Lentil do, SO so; Butter do, large,
RICE Sandwich Island, Ela5ac; China extra, No
|. 6t@6lc; China, No. /, 53@5lc; do, No. 2, 5954e
an.
| Buellwheat Flour, do, &c; Hominy, do, 4c; Ora
ham Flour, do, Sc; do, 25-ib bags, 2ac Eye Flour,
lob bags, 31c; Cornmeal, do, &c; do 25-ib bags,
g 12i Avena, lob bags, 7lc Cracked Wheat, do,
Be. Pearl Barley. boxes DC: Spiit Peas. be; Sage,
&c; t pioea, &c g Ii; Farina, g Is; Vernicelii,
! NO. l, 81 Is; do No. 3 Soc; Macaroni, No. J.
| 81 25; do, No. 2, s5c q box.
| Cur OATMEAL = Schumacher's, S13 Cora,ack's
| 5I2 SO Capital Mills, $40 so q Dbl.
| PRoyIsIoSs-H Hams Eastern: .'Our Taste" I7c
whittakers Star, 17ic; j. Clough and "Royal, /"
| lie; Banner, 17c; Eureka Sugar cured,
l4c; California, plain, 124c; California, can.
vased, lS4@1ic. Pork-Extra Clear, q Dbl,
s24; do, half Dbl, sl3; Mess, q Dbl, Slsg
| 10 do half Dbl, 500 so. Bacoi.-our Taste light
medium, 13Ac; extra light, 144c; California, medi-
UNI, Isle; extra light l42c; California Spiced Roll,
| l5@l6c; Eastern Spiced Roll, 16@l7c; California
| shoulders, ss@9c Beef-Extra Family, half bbs,
HGy 49, nan n, SSis - 0S S a.
I5!c; California, 10-ib cans, 13c 5-b cans, Isle
do, 2oib buckets lac; do half bbls, lac Q h. East
Fairbanks, 90 ID buckets 16Ac; 10Th pails 161c
Mutton34@5c. Pork-7@sc Teai-7@sc.
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sHER,FFS SALE.

INDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
4 sale issued out of the Superior Court held in
and for the county OF Sacramento, State of Calfor
mia, on the 29th day of November, 1881, upon a
judgment and decree entered therein on the goth
day of September, 1881, in favor Of MARY J. Nc
CABE Elk cutrix Of the Estate OF JOHN MCCABE,
deceased and against j. 81. CUMMINGS ct al for
the sum OF 81 297 with interest on said sum iron.
he Both day OF September 1885, at the rate Of seven
per cent. per annum, together with SIS IS, costs
taxed and 50 clerks accruDg costs besites costs to
accrue, by which was commanded to sell for cash,
in the manner pres ribed by law, the fol.
lowing described real estate. situate lying and being
in the county of Sacramento, State Of California, to
wit: The undivided half Of Lots and 8, of the
southeast quarter of section T. and the north half of
the northeast quarter OF section o. all in township
north, range east, Mount Diabo base and ned :
ian to satisfy said debt and costs In obeder ce 10
such command, not &c is hereby given that WILL
WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth day of DECEMBER, 1881,
in front of the Courthouse at the hour OF IL o'clock
A. NJ sell at public auction to the highest and best
bidder for cash. the foregoing ed real estate,
to satisfy said debt and costs.
d2-Iaw4wF A. HEILRRoN, Sheriff.
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