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:. c. ALLES. N. p. ROBINSON.
ALLEN & ROBINSON,
4 S~OBINHON'S A IN
IA LUMBER and all kinds OF BUILDING MATERIALS
Paints, Oils, Nails, &c, &c.
AGENTS FOR sCHooNERs
KEKAULUOHI,
MARY ELLEN,
PAUAHI,
FAIRY QUEEN.
UILAMA,
n29l Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. tg
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And nine others whose names are not yet
recorded in the register at the Police office,
making a total of 15S cases to date, % of
which have died.
In addition to the above, % cases are
reported this morning from Kauai, II at
Kilauea and II at Anahola.
Since Wednesday, the following have
died Nailima, Namoomoo, 1 C~hinaman,
Kailianu, w, 3 little children, Isaac, South
Sea Islander, Hekolani, Keuku, Kiha, girl,
8 wears; Nome, Kaaiwaiu.
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Kegs of Boston Pork.

NOR SALE BY
A. w. BUSH,
NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN the Estate of the late Frederick w. K. Beckley, arr
hereby notified TO present the same within six months from
this date, duly authenticated, and with proper vouchers, OIL
the same will be forever barred; and all persons Indebted tC
said Estate are requested to make prompt payment to
EMMA VI. BECKLEY.
Executrix, or to
J.. NJ. DAVIDSON,
her Attorney, No. % Merchant Street, Honolulu.
Honolulu, February 18th, 1881. fel9 Pm
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Cases of Boston Baked Beans,
nIRECT FROM t GUARANTEED
"' A.. w. BUSH.
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BONDS !!

Were stolen from my safe in Lahaina, during my absence ia
Molokai, on or about February 4th, 1881 ; and all persons are
hereby cautioned against purchasing said bonds payment Of
same being stopped. T.. JONES.
Lahaina, Feb. nth, 1881. fel6S19 I'm was
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NER. w. L. GRF ' Mr.. H. MAC
QVH FARLANE viii q "a ne. and ms FRA. under a joint
power of attorney, dqrfng % temporary absence from this
Kingdom.
G.. ".
Honolulu, January hTd- 1881. jazz
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Feb. 21st > Cinnamon on Mel Foo.
g Naehu, k half way house,
Nuuanu.
g Kauhane girl I"
" Lanahi, k Waikikikai.
" William, S. S. T., Kapuahi.
3" Henry Naehu, Luahaka.
d" Mary Mahoe,
{" 22d, Luahi, Waikiki Kai.
{" " Annie, Alakea st.
20 Cheang Guam, from Mel Foo.
" 28rd, Kahanlelio, < Kaumakapili.
% Kilia, W Smiths Lane.
90 Chinaman from Mel Foo.
q a baby, Quarantine Station.
d" Moehonua, boy, Rose Lane.
" Young Kin, K, s. S. Septima.
" oath, Nome, k%aumakaptii
d" Nahinu, WI, Kaumakapili.
" Makuahine, W, K~aumakapili.
Z" Kalalili, w, K~aumakapili.
L" Malika, boy, Queen Emma's.
" Mary, W, Palama.
a" Makuahea, Maunakea Street.
" Hakaleleponi, w, Maunakea st.
" John, k, Barracks.
" Keala, girl, Kaumakapill
Kekuahina, boy, Kaumaka-
Keohokaia, boy, KaumaksapilE
&" 25th, Kaaumoku' W, Maunakea St.
d" Heakuku, k,
d" N~ohoaloha, w,
q" Meuee, w, Kaumakaplli.
" Nawailehua, k, 3 years old,
Kaumakapili.
{. girl and boy, at Waialae.
d" Keahilalapoli, w, at Queen
Emma'S
Kali, boy, King Street, near
" Kiliona, k, King Street, near
Thrum's
" Ii, k, King ST., near Thrum's
Keawe, k, King Street, near
Thrum'S
4" Kaku, w, Fort Street, Queen
Emma'S
" a South Sea Islander, k, Queen
Emma, Fort Street
I" Manuel, k, sch. Pauahi
d" Aloha, child, Smiths Lane
" Tito, South Sea Islander,
Everett's yard
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NOTICE.

A LII ACCOUNTS DIE A Nd OWING TO
= the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER Once up
to and including the Both day Of August, must be settled with
j. III. Black only. And all Indebtedness up TO the same date
will be settled by in. DLACh:
Honolulu, August 80, 1880. sea II
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Gases of Boston Potted Meats.
A. ". BUSH.
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GEO. A. MOORE, Presiden.
oEvEr1CE OF
THB PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE en-.
OF CALIFORNIA, IoO,A AND 1908 SECOND STREET SACRAMENTO.
TO ALL DESTROYS OF SECURING THE BENEFITS OF LIFE INSURANCE:
Theft a% reconsideration with pMHs@ Life !mmnn%a %a least mM u%%S eK9ty: ,wnM the Money

Tm first cmmndnnw with apMnhs for life nnunch 0h least should ,S safety. VIII the Ma
Wm the Policy AmsaC Claim. Will be PrmtyP Paid Land thus the OWtw hhH induced the PNmntd the rl
@hWa nndi These anqu queries naturally suggested and the character of the a"wes determines the courses Gs
Tnhse mnSTon the MnWMd e Pa IF LIFE INsURA OMPAN
cave submit the following acts adT aemen@ Concerning their Company re-
-HeM 0EnkaunA A 1868 nhm paid S death losses on policies amounting 10 the aggregate to SNnn
2-Hh paid to OneyH Holders for atmed EndOWmentS Dividends and Surrender Values In
found Number$ L000OOO.
3-nSL Losses have enp hdP Promptly and WnhOutL Litigation. n Ojudgmeuta arising from PMr
Claim base FER been rendered and it, andn has nOS sO ftk. character pending
- srp@edyh n G~undb by worn Experts and most thorough and searching mvshphon made gifts
lii stockholders and Directors are widely known as among hem Hca pbeb BUSINESS men and ah"h nndnd
hesne% California and emHgHyd their management is mquauOd
@"S & MA m% W N hms% ITS kind: cu
Stock shares owned hin bnt the ~hdsd W Mbmm6GC Capital E %aTsf tn Incorporation or Associate
pcoE~ Tuesd Cpn n and h stock A@mnbsh me Gy d svnyu liable TO the Cpmm
and nS%@d%% nM%yse @AdG appropriately heo hcasfT sue Incorporation Joints k A""aAmn
Its Policy Contracts cmIn norsnnhsu upon @ma travel and its firms Of Insurance are unusually at
ue Low Rate @%t EmbwnntG and MuL Investment Policies are peculiar to this tmnmmyam offer
aeg" % insured n SHh MP%dn %uetY theh any other COMPANY
S-Mhen desired, P0ieese can be Registered by teI Insurance Commissioner of California, on the
PaymenG Moderate feea nda Policy Holder in the PACIFIC mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF CALlFORM has then the Absolute Guarantee the State O California hatH Honey held BY this
State Tre~ury. With December 81 1879, thee Company Closed its Eleventh ear aud in so Icing affords
thee only Instance on record ia which Life Insurance Company in the Eleventh Year of its existence was
enabled to pay Death Losses rom Interest," eSipt: net OK Wash this DONE I in addition hHeuA
surplus remained.
Believing ourselves ahd nme cnhnc ID bdnHd mhM prpse citing insurance upon human m wm
hdh their %ag,m pledge meE@0 dsMg@ ne b@td@ abMH,G nhpr mtm hs sacred trusts dap@
KQEKTS sAMUELLyEsJN, 0hARLS n. FOX
KoBERT HAMLToN, GEO A. MORE Ed cADWAGlDER.
81 BMTEN D. " XhLAoh P
-. DmEcIs Pacific Mutual LIFE NHEANG. COMPANY
mr. ,No voeprw umu,xun. {. FURcIE, General Agent, Honolulu.
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IN PORT.

Brig N~icOlaus. Thomas
Sch Sarah Ann, Johnson
Brig T. W. Lucas, Wentworth
Bark Jenny Pitts, sievert
BIZ Remfjo. Howard
Stmr Septima Peterson
Bktne Jaae A Falkinburg, Anderson
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NtM advertisements.

DR.. JNo S MoGREw, Medical Examiner
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THANKSGIVING.

In the telegraphic report on the first page
will be found dispatch from Governor Fcs,
ter. of Ohio, to Governor Perkins, asking
him to agree TO the appointment Of the Gov
ernors of New York. Pennsylvania, Ken
tucky, Maryland and Ohio as committee to
fix on day of thanksgiving for the recovery
of the President. To that dispatch Gov
ernor Perkins yesterday sent this answer:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SACRAMENTO. Cal, July IL, 1881.
Clas Foster, Govern Of Ohio: Your telegram
lust received Caifornians, irrespective of political
opinions feel as citizens OF common country the
terrible blow aimed at the Government in the muir
derous attempt TO assassinate our houored Presl-
dent Words are too weak to express the horror
with which humanity has been so shaken On the
eve OF our national celebration came the sad news
JOY was changed TO sorrow, smiles TO tears; in
place of merriment there was gloom. For days the
heavy siis ense Of dread anxiety hung like leaden
pail over the nation. 1t has pleased Almighty God
TO avert dire SaanaitY. II is most fitting that .
day for thanksgiving aud rejoicing, for heartfelt
prayer and earnest pleasure, be set apart for the
blessed deliverance OF our President and for the
great evidence Of His goodness TO this nation. In
Behalf of the citizens Of Calfornia-and on this oc
casion their voice is until cordially approve
your suggestion, and shall he pleased to acquiesee
and assist IN carrying ont any neasure that may be
adopted by the committee
GEORGE C. PERKINS,
Governor OF California.
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TIE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
CrAuu I,,dra

MosDAY, July II. 1881.
Estate of j. II. Van Trees, deceased--Matter OF
citation continued ore welk.
Mrs. Lenpra ". Spner WAS upon hearing.
granted the rights of a sole trader.
Estate OF d syid IcKcnna, deceased-Petition Of
George +. Bronner Tor letters of administration
continued ore week.
Estate Of II. C. Kirk, decelssd-Letters iestl-
mentary issued to Jennie Kirk. Notice to cred
itors in the RECORD UNION. john Q. Brown,
WJlco&on aud Il. L. 3ieSius appointed appraisers.
Esta Of T. Z. Collins, Observation-Disclosures tor
one week.
Towne Wickers vs. N. PasJIn-Appeal from
Justices Court dismissed.
James 7. Day vs.. Mary l. Day-Plaiptif allowed
SIS for attorney fees aud s2j Tor costs but in the
event the plaintiff dismsses action, defendants
counsel 10 be paid so as fee
Ii. l. Buckley, District Attorney, rs. W. L.
Gerber, City Audtcr-Case continued one week.
w. A. Dewey vs.. p. A. Milier-T8enty days ad
ditional time allowed pIantif to prepare stltement
on motion for new trial.
Estate of q. e. Hayden, deceased-o Order cpniirIn-
ing sales OF personal property.
Estate # Aargare. kneole, deceased-Decree on
distribution and final settlement, with discharge Of
executor granted.
to complaint sustained, and ten days allowed to
amend.
l. s Brown Vs. Eva C. Browu-The motion for
| alimony. Counsels fees and costs denied, it ap-
pearing that the case nasb been dismissed.
j. Everson & Co. va J. Bandeen et demurrer
TO coiapliint sustained, and ten days allowed TO
amend
The PeoIie vs.. Charles Yates-ltotion to appeal
herein dismiss ed vii hout rreiuliee
The People vs.. Elmlr S. Mtcheli--Deeree con-
| frmng report Of referee filed.
Estate Of Frank acNamee, deceased-Dscree Of
| final account and distribution granted.
| George W. Booth vs. william Gait -Remttitur
! from supreme Court flied affirming judgment, with
| costs
Alexander Boyd W. The Union Trading and
| Mining Compauy-eccrce in favor OF plaintiff
! b. Shels vs. Thomas Ilaey-Twenty days adji-
tional time all wed defendant to prepare and file
statement motion for trial
| Clark ys Nathan Webb Demurrer to
| complain: oysrru ed, and fifteen days allowed to
| answer
The People ~ William Williams Bench warrant
issued for defendants arres. on account Of Geect
in the bonds for his release pending motion FOX a
new trial.
! The People vs.. George Milasich GnFormatioa for
| nlurisr) Notion 70 dismiss the information unon
the ground that the defendant was held twice for
the cffeuse and various other points specified,
was overriled. and defendant pleaded not guilty.
! Case set for trial-July 10, IS ].
Jim san Jonathan Henley-Fees allowed for
| keeping Of property held under attachment
Court Journed.
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BRIEF mENTIoN.


Governor Perkirs has appointed A. II.
Ricketts, as Commissioner OF Deeds for the
State of California. to reside at Virginia City,
Nevada.
The Sierra Iron Company has fled with
the Secretary of State certificate of increase
OF their capital stock from 81 200, 600 to S3,-
200 000, divided into 81. 600 shares.
Levi Strauss & Co. of San Francisco have
fled with the Secretary of State their claim
to the Trademark Grizzly Clothipg," for
hunters, miners, farmers aud others.
Governor Perkins has appointed the fol-
lowing Notaries Public: G Gorge n. Gill. for
Inyo county, to reside at Bishop Creek Paul
w. Bennett, for Mono county, TO reside o.
Bodie.
The New Gold RIM Mining Company of
London. England, have filed with tho Sec
retary of State csrtiicase designating Fer
nando u. Chadburn of Gold Run, Cal, as
the person upon whom processes against the
company may be served.
Articles Of incorporation have been filed
with the Secretary Of State Of the Western
Dredging and Reclamation Company. Place
of business, San Francisco Directors-F.
d. Brandon, s. Il. Platt, NJ. w. Bell. T.
divided into l, coo shares. Also the Hidalga
Copper and Silver Mining Company. Place
of business is Santa Rosa. Directors-W.
S. Wright, S. i. Wright, i. +. Hall, George
p Noanan, j. J. McClelland. Capital stock
is $40. 600. 000 divided into 100, 600 shares.
1EsTALLATIoNs.-The officers-elect of Sac
ramento Lodge, No. Ii. Knights Of Pythias,
were installed last evening by D. d. G. c.,
G. b. Katzenstein, assisted by Richard
Brown as q. Il. c.; w. T.. Oughton, G. P,
and 2. J. Spacber as q. " c. The officers
of III Dorado Lodge, No. 8, 1. o. q. F.,
heretofore published, were installed last even
ing. After the ceremonies the members and
guests repaired to Fishers restaurant, where
banquet was held, and highly enjoyable
occasion took place.
DEFECTIVE BoND.-The bond for release
of VIM. Williams, to avoid present sentence
for six years in States Prison upon convic-
ton for stealing the cattle OF Marion Biggs.
Jr, was yesterday declared defective and
Williams was rearrested by Deputy Sheriff
Brisseil upon bench warrant issued by Judge
Clark.
Business CHANGE. Meyers has
purchased The Metropolitan NEWSSTAND, and
viii keep full supply of stationery. ilIua.
trated newspapers, magazines, etc.; and also
cigars and tobacco.
REAL ESTATE SALE.--A large amount of
swamp ard cyerflowed lands will be sold at
trustee sale, By auction, in front Of the Court
house door, at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
IAaIGRANTs. immigrant passengers
will arriya by overla d train from the East
this afternoon. Of whoul twenty-five are
males.
SOLE TRADER Mrs. Ie1ora w. Spillner,
upon application TO the Superior Court, has
been granted the right of a sole trader.
DIscHAReFD.-A decree of dischargs has
been entered in the case OF j. Y. Sine. IN
solvent
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF CITY TaUsrEzs.

The regular session of the City Board Of
Trustees was held yesterday forenoon. all the
members being present The minutes OF the
previous meeting having been first read and
approved, business was transacted as follows !:
a proposition was received from the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company to do the
work Of raising The north lsyee from Seventh
street to the American river bridge, Co the
grade specified in the plans recently adopted
by the Board of Trustees. The reason for
making this proposition is, that the company
would Of course need to raise its own track
and ballast it, and Is also interested in having
the levee made effective beyond doubt The
company offered to do the work for 50 SEQ
which was on motion at once accepted.
The City Treasurer, w. E. Chamberlain,
filed his report for the month of June, which
was read and placed on file. The annual re-
port OF the Librarian Of the City Free
Library was also received and placed on file
The water works reporS for last week SHOWS
that the pumps wsrs run full time, and the
total number Of gallons pumped was .. .2S5,-
200.
The boad OF James Touhey, as security
upon bis contract for construction of The
Burns slough canal along Thirty first and Y
streets, with JAMES lansing aud Martin De
Nlne 2s su9-tIes was MED ana approved.
The bond of Carrie g. Croly, to whom was
awarded the contract for building the bridges
ard fences connected with the caGal-William
Beckman and William Mclaughlin as sure
ties, was also received and approved.
Upon motion, the Clerk was instructed TO
advertise for proposals for raising and widen
ing the Front-street leyee from 0 to @, and
from w to Y streets, the bids to be filed on or
before the 18th instant, when they will be
opened.
The following bills were examined and al
lowed James Wood. $50 70; Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., S41 80; Lee Young. 81; J.
Barron, 81: Root. Nelson & Co, S2f 50; H.
S. Turton. S24 William Gwynn, So so (; a.
NJ. Smith. SD 80 Henry Spiceling, s.; /;
Jacob KEEPER, So; W. D. Comstock, $50 !;
Sims Emory, 81; e. Gunn, 1921 81; Day &
Joy, S26 IS; Capital Ice Company, 50 40;
George o. Bates & Co. s. 40; Ben Covan,
S27; +. NJ. Marshall, S35.
The Roard then a6icurned
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case the mining should be stopped the
dams will not only prevent the debris above
from being brought down, but will also, by
doing this, keep the water from being loaded
with heavy material. and enable it to scour
out aud carry away the deposits in the beds
of the rivers below. These dams therefore
should be repaired and preserved. whether
hydraulic mining is stopped by the Courts or
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LET the poor sufferers from female COM
plants take courage and rejoice that pain
less remedy has been found. We refer to
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
1t is prepared at No. 233 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Send to Mrs. Pinkham for
pamphiets,
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ABOUT THE WATER.-Au engineer OF much
experiences, noticing that the water in the
Sacramento river at this place ia clearer
now than some time since. was questioned
concerning it yesterday and replied that he
had just returned from an up-riyer trip, and
that the waters OF the Yuba and Feather are
thicker than ever with mud. It is believed
Che weak current now prevailing fsils to
bring dowB the mud, and hence the clearer
water this far down. Mr. Kuox, who re-
turned from up country yesterday. was asked
concerning the same matter, and thought the
, low stage OF the waters was a cause, for the
reason that the upper waters are as thick as
ever. He never saw the mud thicker In tho
Bear and Feather than now. and especially
in the Bear wat the water very muddy. An
other gentleman who recently viewed the
rivers bears like testimony. The American,
few miles up from the city. appears qni.e
rs muddy as ever, but st Sacramento the wa
ter is undoubtedly somewhat clearer than is
usually the case at this time Of the year.
SUIT AGAIxsr THE Police CoMM1ssroN-
Rns--A complaint was yesterday filed in the
Superior Court by Jones & Martin as counsel
for Frank Smith, ex-policemsn, with a view
to obtain an alternative writ of mandate to
Police Commissioners John Q Brown, Matt
Karcher and w. A. Henry, commanding them
to either permit said Frank Smith to hold the
office of policeman, show cause why they
refuse TO do so, and also claiming his salary
/ for the time since he was deprived of the
office. The plaintiff is one of the several
policemen who were dropped at the election Of
| police by the Board OF Police Commissioners
! last spring. and claims that, under the law
upon the subject. there was no authority by
which he could be removed from Office.
| Upon filing the papers iu the case, Judge
! benson ordered that the defendants be noti-
ded and that the application for writ of
mandate be heard next Monday.
A SMAsH.-A team hisched to wheeled
harrow last evening came dsshing down
Tenth street from r 1t turned into 7
street, and between Ninth and Tenth, the
harrow cnllided with 8 telegraph pole, break
ing it down ard making kindling ont Of The
wood work of the harrow. The horses went
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HANMER's Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures
constipation, liver complaint and purifes the
hlooi
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. w. CEesiey, agent.
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PEOPLE WILL BUY when they see things
cheap Any one seeing the immense throne
of purchasers yesterday at Hale's Grand Cen
trail Depot would scarcely credit their owr
senses.
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HAmruAL CONSTIPATION has a sure cure in Ham
uler's Cascara Sagrada Bitters.
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SORE EYES, piles, chahng and all scrofulous
sores, skin diseases, ETC., are cured by the
great soother, Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-07-12

HAMNsR's CAsoARA SAsxaDA BrTTERs produces
fine, clear complexion, as ii cleanses the body OF al
impurities.
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GENERAI, NOTIUhs,
ARMoRY CO 3, FIRST ARTILLERY RzGuI:;,,T. !
FoURru BRlaApg, n G. G,

NAL IfNfNTO, IUIY y I65L-T
In compliance with Regiment i ortsrs, No Is,
datel Sacramento, July 5, 1851, the officers ana
members are hereby ordered to assemble al your
Armol on TUESDAY EVENING. july 18th. at $50
O'Clock sharp. in full uuifcrn, with sahers or us
ter and inspection and sou will brin. eli Stato
property in your % session. M excuse will oe
taken for roaattocdlnce. Ey order.
W. A. HuUGHTON.
Captain Commanding Company.
L. W. Lucas, 0. S lB. C.i j,D-2t
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HAMMER's Cascara Sagrada Bitters is an
antidote for malaria.
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HaYNER's CAscssA SAsRApA BrrTERs Can be foun
in all Sacramento drug stores.
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AnvERTIsEmsNr mEEqIoN,

Besolutions Ct Sumner Post, c. Ar.
Sacramento Royal Arch CHAPTER to night.
T. and a. II. Concord Loige this evening.
The amount Of money in tho State Treasury.
British Mutual Benefit and Social Society.
Probate Notice. l. Moore, deceased.
Company c, First Artillery Regiment tonight
For sale-Germania Loan Stock.
Notice-Estate Of H c. Kirk, deceased.
Metropolitan News stand-wilHe Meyers.
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THE REMNANTS are fast disappearing q.
Hale's Grand Central Depot.
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ASK FOR what you require in the Boot and
Shoe Department of the Red House, and il
is forthcoming. No delay there.
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EcRu LAcEs. from 10 cents yard upwards
ct l.. Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
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DoS'r PIT orr till tomorrow what you can
do to-day. Go at once and reap the benefit
of the remnant sale at Hsle's Grand Central
Depot
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EeOrening OF PeEsrs0r's cW Paince
Confectionery Dining, Ice Cream anu oy scr saloon,
Mes 613 and 620 J street. Sacramento. iyG-splm
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THE choicest French oreandies, only %
cents = yard, at l.. Bien's, Eighth and j.
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Supposed 70 be stolen.-one Fair OF
gold Bracelets Owner can have the saule by rrcv-
ing property and paying charges. Apply to H.
SrEINAiAN, 209 x street jyG1w'
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TwrgTY-THREE HUNDRED FEET of counters
and tables loaded with remnants at Haie's
Grand Central Depot.
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DoMEsvIcs are sold much the cheapest al
the Red House.
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MILLINERY GOODS are sold so very cheap
at the Red House.
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LADIES, do nos forget the Red House 70,
bargains in hosiery.
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters is th'
best spring medicine.
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CIrY LICENSES AND WATER TAX now due.
Pay on or before 18th instant, and save costs
of suit
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I.-They are from forty to sixty per cent.
cheaper than Imported Wines.
II.-They are not fortified with Spirits as
all Foreign Champagnes when put up for
export. but are absolutely pure and PAR
EXCELLENCE THE SPARKLING
JUICE OF THE GRAPE.
III.-They are not an imitation Champagne
charged with gas, but are made by the
natural process, FERMENTATION IN
THE BOTTLE. aud precisely the same as
those made in the Champagne District of
France.
NO. $50 WASHINGTON STREET.
SAN FRAN CIsCO.
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