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sTihNltiA 50 vii: III the Clerks Office of
Frir!Hx Gircnit curt. tlarch 4, 1881.
". g CIemors, surviving partner Of tbs firm of
Moses " Ceroos. rompl ihsnt W.. John j.
hhinmsn, Priscilla j. Shipman and Joseph A.
kcN, cetts. CLANCY.
Memo The object Of this suit is 10 obtain o
decree for the pay ment OF b. due the CON.
pIsinaut by tae defer .nts, john j. Shipmsn
and Priscilla j. i,bipmaG. snd to charge the sep
arste property Of the said Priscilla j. Shipmau
with The pay ment OF the same.
1t appearing BY affidavit fled that the above
named detenC alt, Joseph A, kice. is non resi-
dent of the State of Virgins, it is ordered that
ha sppetr mere within one muuth Sfer duo pub
ilcation hereof, and do what is necessary to pr
tee. his Interest in this suit a copy-teste:
e. ". KlGHAk RID SON, Clerk.
j rnlts =. owe, Z q. mh5- VI 2
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s-E5iAk NaPElCEH.

NlEGlAiA: In the Clerks eli 90 of tina
' Corporation Court # The CITY OF AIex,n-
Iris. on thu S.h day OF Marat, 1881.
*Lf"thar MORON .ni mis- wife, hsDecca Morton.
sung themselves and 81 o.her credit ~
OF Gotts Z. Gas m IN, dec ,ssad, com o. -iu :
a:rLs, nAaits! Cnurtss Z. Oh .o:nsn, kmms
luw".l. DOL in. 2oTali, CnaIles CHM,
G~y!gt I Doug -sa. kuoer5a usum, John
tiz@im h,rri:L 3 Douglass, f;una.i. f.
Do sSs EhOm;s < douglass Clinton r
uoGe 80 = bsl Douglass. w ii. Smto, s;sr.
gs.4L 90. al ninistr.Lpr Of George F. !,h.D.
,nn'-, decea!eG, md diary s. Ch.pmau, de-
ieMIna!s. i'll chaaC-ry.
Eiti"J n" OHJ.Ct OF tais suit is 10 o ,cur5 a
s,ic .. lta re i estate Of ahich q crge T. Chap
III IN CIcd s.iz:d sad Possessed, 20 pay ;ue deots
III: I'D oW TX by said decyient
me d~ieads..ts. harriet 3. Douglass. Eub T..
81 = UcuS ass, ihJmss (. nQue!asI Hlin,vn
:. E@I;ti4aa, Aogt Uvug,sss and May t..
(h=p;lsn. not having entered .beir appear
r4ce nnd ilVcn security according TO the act
II Assembly and lhu rules OF this Court,
40 IL appearing by al affidavit that they arc not
residents Of this Stale il ordered that The ss,n
defendants appear here within une month sflel
dts pu"Ic,Iion OF lh.s order. and do what is
nrcr$=afy H. protect tGgr Interest in this SUIT ::
.u1 that copy Of tils order Oe forth WITH in
serted III tnc .,;exauGria H.zalte, newspaper
pGplsGad III tho city u! AleSahdria, oace a week
!or four successive weeks, and posted at Lii
tront door OF the Court House OF this Giy.
MuRT;}N MAkIE, Clerk
joan u John on Z, mhti- W
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~ AodlNvIuk q OHIO RAILROAD

f'rH"rSi H:nager. nov29
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xE;M. Il. FuOrNS HEIRS vs.. VIM. q,
w FOOTE'S EX'S.


Commissioners Office, a ex sndris. Va, |
February 28. 1881. E
To Haywood Foots, William Foote. James 8.
Thornton ind Ssliy, his wifs, Ei;z ,bsto Che
Wis, Wil:sm d. Triplet. aud Chthari 10, his
Hifo, john Fitzhugh, Lyusush Fllzhuga.
Francis Fi;z 'ugn. Al. Cook Fiz1ukh add
Frances, has WIFI, George Fitzhugn, W. e. >.
FTzhush huias Frzlu9h, lucy FIJI zhugh,
.Ghry +. Fitzhug0. He.en L Lane, Jaues H.
Laue, Jala. Lsne, Byucun Lane, Lucinda
Lane. hlcnard d Carrier, John w. Carter,
Io~Lsaend Stewart VIM a. Carter, tho uu.
Known h,irs CT John e.illscu, uecsssse, the
unknown nelrs of Harrison Allison, deceased
Gcu ale hereby notified that have hxad upon
thu Il DA ! -, tbs 3lst Day of Mach, 1881 at
IL o'ctCck a. m 4, al my iii -, 10. nortn F.ir-
lax Street, Alexandrls, Va So the time and
place when aid where shnlI bexln the txecu
lion uI The Cev7er rendered la The ABOVE emil. ed
eau-- Oh zoe l5.n osy VI Febfus.y, 1881, BY TIE
SEcul. IVurt Ut .isIinCIl, County, when de.
Cree Itq4fes DO 10 a: c.ttsln md repur. WHO are
tie o:Is a. ia ~ Of JoID ID harrison Allison
respectively, ard "a part e3 now entitled t. re
c'lVe tie lesGclts left to tnem respectively 10
aud oy ih5 Will Of Vim. Z. Fuote, d c ,as I'd ana
III WIZ irouuftlrps, at when time and place
yuu a.. r q .ited ~ st!end.
Gi'en u.d=r my hald. .s Special Commis-
slcner, Inc Cay alo year first above written.
uEU. a, MUS6BACH,
Ieu-o-"4W Special Commissioner.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

beginning Nov. 20, 1880.
Inc MAIL GRAIN will leave WASHINGTON
:! 8 70 r. Ii. sud Alexandria at 925 4. m.
DULY, except Sunday; pasa Leesburg, noinv
westward, >! II 81 =. IL snd arrive At Round
a-i e! IL l5p1a, heage Round Hill at IL 80 o. m:
pass Leeeou7$, gong eastward, 10 D. M: and
arrive st Alex ssdrrs q, 3 Is o. M, and At
washington At 80 p, NJ
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leava
~ sshlHSton at ~ r. n. snd Alexandria at
20 Q. b. daily, except Sunday, and arrive AZ
hees0urg at 8 ~ p. d. Leave Leesburg At 6 co
o. D.; m and STRIVE a. Alexandria At 8 Is An, and
W Washington st S 30 8. III, "-N
passengers from Washington will take
me washington and Ohio cars at toe Baltimore
u POTOMAC Asilroad station ST. 20 O. m. and Nd
D. n, and 90 through without change Of ca1s
Ihe3Z1 q. 10. tram from. alexandria and 1880
p 2. m :r%in from Round Hill connect at Round
aiil WITH hlcCny & Wigginton's Daily Line of
Coaches for Snickersville, Berryville and Win.
CHESTER; a!so Sssmer's Line Of Coaches. which
burg, AAioo1e-
seth traiHs, westward, make close Connection,
al 9lenns, 9Th Sssou's Line of Stages for Fair.
Tax Court House. AVE- s"'
;f,lnSuussslan stskefs, 81 cts per mile
AaAassA sseAets. $50.
Il a. HAVENER,
oct' General Tickle. Agent.
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Q1azette
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH II
y lac FIRST re Dennr.

FHe ftFSt DeHWs
BY MARGARET J. PRESTON
Twas Faster night in Milan; and before
I he sltar In the sroat BsEllics,
It Ambrose stood. &. the baptism2l font
kneeled young neophyte, his brow still wet
With the symbo! c water and near by
The holy Monica. her raised eyes strained,
As with untarthly ecstscy she bresthed
Her Nunc dimittis DomiIe. The words
Oh comfort spokaL-'t sure the child for whom
Thy mother haart hst poured % many prayers
Shall not be 'ost'-h; full pishment,
St Ambroee raised
Els hands to hesvnn, and on his face there shone
Such ligbt As slorifsd the prophets, when
An angel f:om the rltar bare coal
And tot ched h!s lips With solemn step and
slow,
He turreG to meet Augustine as he rose
Up from the pavement; aud thereon he brake
Forth IN secflptive chant:
we praise Thee, God,
And we acknowledge Thee TO be the Lordln
AuguatiLe, on the instant, caught the tone
VI ansWerlng exultation:
-"All the earth
Doth worship Thee, the Father Everlastipg!"
md from the altar rail came b 4ck again
The sntipnOny:
ITO Thee sll angels cry
Aloud, the heavens and all the powers therein"
And from the font,
ITO Tbee the cherubim
Ard seIaphim continually do cry,
Oh, Holy, iIoiy, Holy, Thou LORD God
VI SabsCtE i.taven and esrth are full Of sll
The glory OF Thy Msjestyl'
And then,
With upward g,Z' ss If he locked upon
1he Initiate multitude shout the throne,
81. mDro5e uttered with triumphant voice,
The g'oric us comp sEy of the f postles''-
Praise hee burst reVerent irC N Augustine S
lips;
"The goodIy fellow ;hip of all the Prophets
Praise Thee ""l ne noble army oflhe marty r.
Praise Thee
Thus back and forth responsive rolled
The grand antiphonal u1ii the crowd
That kneeled throughout tho vast BasiIica,
Rose ~ their feet. and toward tho star pressed,
With one strong impulse drawn: The breath Of
God
Had to ih,ir thought inspired these mortal
tongues
To which they listened, Sc belesth spell
VatIc and wonderful.
And when the last
Response was reached, and the rspt speakers
stood
With eyehds closed as these who had seen God,
Ana could not brook at "Lcs g mortal face,
Awe struck, the people bowed their heads and
Wept,
Then uttered with acclaim, one long Amen
Independent
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FDR NEW E3isNs

The stesrsrs Of this compSuy make cocnec-
tons st Norfolk for Boston and oil points Esa.
st New York with e.! points West and sa0r.us
west, end At Ala4andr;s with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and reigh. hund!sd care
fully Sud promptly. For further information
apply to r. A ESD, Aunr..
Jthhey's wharf,
j. w. THOMPSON. President.
14l6 etreet,
sep 27-u WsahinRio:,, y Q.
.I.%ys, CIGDSS olE..M LIN g.. Whrh
-sss:sfrsSs LY 10
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER. Prov.
nEACH AND BOSTON
Steamers lesYs Alelnndria EVEES T}TE>,.
9AY and lsave Philadelphia EVERY 5 AZ.
UEDAY.
Thls line ca anects ri Alexsnlria with Tee 4
A.. IL NJ. and " s. o, H. Rs, and at "hiIstoj'
phla with Clyde's regular Steamships for r.
River, Providence End Boston
Freight Forwarded with prompLnsss md c.rn
frea of commissions.
No chsrEa for transfer in PLiladeln5;a. and
wharfage in Boston Quick time Ercnuent
departures Through rates and through tille
OF lsding given. Insurance at the lowest rstss,
agents:
+. &. REED, hiexandrIs,
WIN: ? CLYDE q 90, Philadel, his,
JOHNSON s. CO. Wash. Il Georst'n
Jan s-st s' u
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81 EDkGa IL a f..

TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS.
We have beer selling 'Switrs Syphilitic Spe
cite" for years Nnd rfgard it superior to any
Thing known for diseases it is recommended to
cure
S j Csssels, Townsville, Gs; L. F. Greer
& Co.. Fo-syth, o.; Pemberlon, Samuels Il
hey noldE, Atlanta. Ga.
Atlanta, Ca, Ju'v 1874
We used ''Swifps Sy phil ic spec Il :" III the
treatment OF ccnvitts thr ps.t yesr, md believe
1t is tie only cert IN knomu rene q hat vi |
efec: german ut cure Of diseases Tor which II
Is recon IneLCtd.
GRANT ALEXANDER & Co
$1,000 REWARD
VIII be rs'd 10 ANY chem It VINO vii! find, OF
analysis OF one hundre ed botAes OF :. s s, ons
particle OF mercury. 'CI(uo potassium, or any
mineral subst~rcu,
THEswirr SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro
y4ieLors hLlsnts. Ga
Sold by H. s. Lead oester g. Bro. Call for q
copy Of Young Mems Friend 4"
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/ BKOUERS j. CO..
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH
A full line of celebrGted pure, old Whlsksyu
srsndies, Cir. Run, Sc. Massey Co.'s Phils
dslphis and CinSett's Baltimore Ales, and Borg.
nor Eagels Lager Beer, in casks or bottles.
Flour, James S. Kirk & Cos Standard Soap
dupont & Co.'S, Sporting and Blasting Gun
,ow0er, and Baltimore and fotoSl=c Rivs
otea!no-s.
ORDERS promptly attended to, and consign
;.lenss solicited. No. IL King Street;
DC. Et-C Alaxan6ria. ".
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NOTICE.

Extract from the proceedings Of NJ cling Of
the Directory Of trs iTEinjs ii d.and ha'!-
Way COMPANY, ned Oh his Z5i Dag OF Feb;u.
nry, 1881
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w a. JOHNSON & CO.,

w a. JOHNSON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROOERS
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand G1BSON'S Xxx, Xxx, xxx
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINKT
End :! d. MONOGRAM WHlSK1ES; also BAK.
WHISTLES. to which they invite the attention
of the trade
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention,
:, Consignments Of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited: Tor which they guarantee tn
HisIest market prices and prompt returns.
Alexandria, Va. oct m
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kAEy =" GR TGEE EssEg

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snd
FRIDAY, ut 80 o clock pem.; returning, leays
Norfolk on alternate days 81 ..C0 , Il.
This stsuCch iron steamer has Just boer paint
ed throughout statsrooms newly furnished end
carpeted, and is tins handsonest IS we'll as tne
safest bost on the Potomac river and ChesnpcaEe
bay, and is the only steamer making close coa-
nection with the New York and Boston atesu-
ers; also connects with Richmond steamers saG
railroad lines outh. Stops at PINEY PUIET
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning
Fare, first class e. so; second clsss 81 50
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BTKAMERH.
| n OIL Q E.
POTOyM.HU FERRY. CO.'S. STEG.nEEs

OT1OE.
POTOMAC FERRY CO.'S. STEAMERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On and after Sunday, July 18th,
viii leave ss follows:
Steamer T. V. AFRO VS. AlTH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S. wharf, foot of King street.
EVERY SUNDAY, TU ESDAY and Til U RS-
DAY, ct 80 M, for Leonsrdto~n sud all
intermediate landings.
Steamer II YhYtC leaves EVEEY MOE.
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 80
a. NJ, for Eomini aud Intern late landings.
GEO. =. PHILLIPS, Msnager,
Potomac Ferry Compa
J. B. PADGETT. gent jyl7
No11oE'
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Mondsy October d!h the
boats of the POTOMAC FERRY &C. will run
LEAVE ALHxANDaIA:
E 90, 81. 6 20, 8 so, 10 80 snd IL 80 a m, and
| II 30, 80, 50. SO, 30, 50 snd Is p. Il.
LEAVR WARRINGTON:
6 80, 80, 80, 8 80, 10 so and IL 80 q, M, and
II 80. 80, 230, 3 80, 30, 5 30 and 80 y. III.
On Sunday the first trip from each end will be
| at g 80 q. u.
my25 GEO. r. PHILLIPS Msnsrsr.
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/ Z 80 GREAT 1880

-: ~ 1,,r SSi1
- - - ~ - ,,e.,y, Vnh a, ,,,I17S
.,., 80 go, = = u 81 - hVg1H
:" Il = W. = ~ :; SsS "a, O ~ II " ho1
,.,,rr.. y, -" oII vS1Tn ,cpNppx
1@fTJ-, = =: - y 5hHO SVEN hFs
s@f>Th' > .ti-HS ny ~, Ii AhN1'
-; uhry 8, 1851.
E,:i 80, @.Ee Wes:SEt9a. tron depot OF BAL.
~ ~ 9 !, ~ ~ nSeiT1hOAD' cor
f., ,o' :! :. thh ee \, III 2sss' ~ toiioTs'
*3 " ~: 60; hiN' "7r ofs hno me hsst ana
- ~ III ~ ~ except SuhCay, ano 10 hno
w 'Ii!h Hl'n Isl-Ge oars' LIN
'Isi L press Of tulN.%A Sarlor Cars $50 ..
= L. leu! ases1! sunday For thiladelshiS
90 ~ 80 y. u. daiiH, except Sunday, and
g.. Z oO: > ~ No ~ {. tn o:hy -,
sIt i,,5'YG,# Inn (, LAG >" ess o;oo q: m, WIN
I s sha GhiGsse iu.aV d III, oaily
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the directory Oi tr3 Virginia ii d and ta!-
way COMPANY, ned on his Z3i day OF Feb;u-
nry, 1881
Whereas the following resolution WIS sdopted
by the Stockholders Of the Virgins Midland
Railway Company at their meeting on the fret
day of February, 1881, vjz:
'Resolved, That 8 persons who u1der the
scheme Of Reorganization had Is Iig 10 become
eitf or boz dholders " stockholders prior u JaD.
uary LIST, 1881. Including tue St ck h1cers in The
.. g A., o., Il j.. u III Il s. D., aud W. g., y
NJ. q g. s, Railroad Com; sDies whether evil
dcnced by ccrt;ti ,stes Of stock 0: Otherwise AID
WHO may desire 10 do SO shsIi be Sd"Itted t..
such privilege, subject to such conditions and
limitations SIS the pOsId Of uliGc.yfs m.y ora
SCRIBE and this shsll spp!p - those emil: ed To
the hrst "Dd second pr ter:ei stock O! weIl "
TO shose entitled TO CO. III II stC Ok. ~
Now. therefore, ia i. l.s=olveu, Tia. il order
TO ob7iate the OH aciJn ~ the issue Vi f:acionul
parts OF shares LutIce De gwen thai ssid old stoc
must be presented. a. the ,tii3a Of inc compa.
ny, in sums OF five hundred 600 dollars, or
mutiples thereof, IN orde. TO obisiI Lns Issue of
one share OF rev st, OK Of The gar value Cf ole
hundred QO) dolls-s Tor every i5s nuudted
(5l0) dollars, At par, OF tbs old sEo.k.
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ASSEM- BLl.

SACRAMENTO, February "a 1881.
The Assembly met at II A. NJ, Speaker Parks in
the chair. Roll call. Quorum present. Prayer by
the Chaplain. Reading and approval of the Journal
Messrs. LEAKE of Stlano, MATTHEWS of San Benito,
GRIFFITH of Fresno speaking to privilege, denied
that they were obstructionists to legislation as
charged by Mr.. Edwards yesterday in debate also
that there had been any compact entered into by the
repealers to prevent the consideration of the
priation bill any other bill, in preference to the
repeal bill.
Mr.. MAY suggested that the evening" session be set
apart for Democratic apologies.
Mr.. GRIFFITH, in the course OF his rather extended
explanation, claimed that the onus of breaking the
vote on the repeal bill rested more heavily upon the
Republicans than it did upon the Democrats Many
of the Republican repealers had voted for the
sideration of the viticultural bill-even Mr. Ed
wards himself So had there been any caucus com
pact, which there not, the Republicans had been
the first to break it. He would read the names Of
the Republicans to whom he had alluded (reading)
Messrs Alviso, Camron, Crank, Edwards, fstey,
Harrison, Hendricks, Patterson of San joaquin,
Paulk, Sargent, Streeter, Wason of Ventura,
Wentz.
Mr.. BAKER of Yolo appealed to the RECORD UNION
reporter to take note Of the above names
Mr.. CANRoS replied to Mr.. Griffith, saying that so
far as he (s1r. Camronl concerned, Mr.. Griffith
was mistaken in regard to his vote the vitcult.
ural bill
Mr.. JOKES presented petition from citizens Of
Contra Costa county asking for the passage OF the
vitieultural bill Also like petitions by Mr. BAKER
OF folo, and Mr.. MCCLURE OF San Francisco. All
referred TO the Committee on Culture and Improve
ment OF the Grapevine and Fruit Trees.
The Committee County Governments reported
back ). b. 262, without recommendation
The Committee on Claims reported back s. C r.
II, relative to the payment of claims for transport
ing and equipment of troops, recommending that il
do pass.
The Public Expenditures and Accounts Commit
tee reported the following findings:
f1rst-That the name of n. II. Kenfeld, the cleil
IN question, appears upon the payroll Of the Con
troers Office since the lst OF April, 1890, draw
ing salary OF 81, 600 per aunum,
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OF SENATOR CHAsE-AN ADVOCATE
OF DOUBLE TAXATION,
PIUTE MATING SEASON.
IPioohe (Nev.) Record. 7


This is the mating season with the
Piutes. The manner in which they do
their courting may be described as follows ::
Fighting commenced on Meadow Valley
street between. two gentle maidens, who
had quarrel over handsomely painted
buck. The girls stood their ground,
and punched each other with their fists in
true white man style, affoalingmucha amuse-
ment for red and white spectators After
the battle the victor walked over and stood
by the side Of the prize she had won.
There was a number of fights between the
bucks. Two brothers, who had changed
squaws, had several fights during the day.
One brother, who thought he had the
worst of the bargain, wanted to. trade
back, but the other refused, and they
were fighting at intervals during the
whole of the afternoon, resulting in one
buck getting both squaws. During
that night the Indian campoody was a
scene of many disturbances. Bat in JUS
tice to the young bucks and squaws,
it sheuld be stated that their courtship
is not always conducted in that man.
ner. Some Of them, probably those
who have no rivals, conduct their love
affairs without fighting, The women,
however, are considered the property of
the men, who exercise the right of selling
them or beating them, as they DO their
| ponies, and both men and women seem 20
think as much of their children as white
people do of theirs.
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To AFFORD IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN ASTHMA,
try DIR. Jayne's Expectorant, which acts
promptly by overcoming the spasmodic con-
traction Of the wind-tubes, and by causing
the election OF the mucus which clogs them.
For whooping cough, Group and boarseness,
this medicine is equally beneficial while for
all pulmonary and bronchial disorders, it is
both a palliative and curative, and a sure
and prompt remedy for all stubborn coughs
and colla
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FOR sALEAT "A BARGAIN,
s. 600

VGTILL BUY 2S3 ACRES OF BEST PASTURE
w Land in Placer county. Thirty acres of this
is set to Alfalfa Glover, yielding 100 tons hay
last year. This farm is one OF the best places on
market for dairy purposes. Substantial fences large
new barns, good house, nice milk cellar, splendid
water and everything about the place in good con-
dition. If You want 70 start an Orchard or Vine
yard look at the superior situation of this farm it
is in the socaled warm belt Newcastle For
terms and further particulars, call on or address
CARL STRoBEL 32l ST., Sacramento ja26-lpIm
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progress position
especially of general
thinking
public mercantile We carefully
We decided
brought
COMPETITION hereafter
would
CAREFULLY CALCULATED UPON
SUCCESS
FOR BUSINESS
LIKEWISE EXPECTED ANOTHER COMPETITION
advanced methods procedure Our with this
UNPREPARED.
When find their positions terribly assad shift dodge
another with the of flo
boomerang
MOST TO FEAR the methods generally used being sly and unhnded that
be
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MANY parents and physicians certify that
in attacks of Group, children have been saved
by Or. Ransom's Hive Syrup and Tolu.
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fact that
ourgo TO both RICH and
Our variety the substantial
the MOST COSTLY
We distinctly
HOUSE ON THE PACIFIC COAST TO UNDERSE
excellent value for
While we have desire whatever interfere with the
thoroughly understood
Immediately the article
a much LOWER PRICE.
din community
several of hard labor and much establish
house, and practically demonstrated public
medium Country Order
of their confidence and uphold the
build
We tricks, leaders sell
afford but no leaders will be allowed find
what shall always article
LOWER PRICE. Respectfully,
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REVENUE AND TAXATION.

We present below two speeches delivered 30 the
course of debate when the revenue bin was ssder
consideration in the Senate February %, 1851
They are presented because of their peculiar sig
nifcanre
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PzRTAUD's ISFsAJIBLE INJECTION. = The famous
( FIsnch remedy Tor gonorrhea, gleet,l etc. NJ S.
Hammer, Sacramento, agent sof Yaaiae coast. Sent
l g. o. D. TO- aaY address.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

Advertisements Of FIVE lines In this department
inserted for rs cents for time three times for 30
aents or 7b cants ner week.
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French and American Bonnets
'FLoWERs AND ORNAMENTS!

Our Dress Goods Department
Will be found with Choicest Goods the Hand
soonest Shades, and Most Stylish Combinations.
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THE WEEKLY UNION
Published In semi-veeklE partsl
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1ETANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
Ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help,
Free Of Charge to employers. HOUSTON s. CO..
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NOTICE, WHERE IRE YE NOVA
~ viii sell you a Span of Horses. ES~ST&
Harness and Truck for very little money. 0ZA
inquire OF CARL STR0BEL No. 32l J street.
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