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Trial or Land-0rabbers.
~ A. -

nIcclAA 70 me htsia.
Austin, Feb. 25.-Tbe case Of the fisie vs..
A. II. Weir, indicted for land forgery, has
been occupying the district court at this
place Tor two days past It win probably
consume a weeks time. Johnson, Of San
Antonio. smother lsnd-grabbsr, has forfeited
lis bond. bat has written 10 his bondsmen
that ne will pay them The amount as soon ss
bis wife can dispose Of cersin properly.
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waco items.

Special to the Herald.
Waco, Feb. 25.-Mojor John E. Thomas
who has the contract for grading the first ten
miles of the Missouri Pacific south of Waco,
arrived this morning and is making arrange
ments to put a large force Of men to work at
once. This leaves only one gap of ten miles
between Hillsboro and Waco, which it is un-
derstood Hall and Maltby will get. 1t was
reported to-day that Colonel Eddy, suparin-
tendent of construction on the Texas "
Pacific and Missouri Pacific roads, had tele-
graphed that if the bill regulating railroads
now pending in the Texas legislature be-
comes 3 law, that work will cease instanter
on the Gould system of roads in Texas.
Your correspondent, after diligent investiga-
ton, fails to find that Colonel Eddy has
made such threat, but no secret is
made of the fact that the railroad au.
thorities regard said bill as very
unfriendly one and not calculated TO encour-
age railroad building in Texas Even private
citizens, who think some regulation OF roads
necessary, say this bill is altogether too
stringent on the roads.
Tourists are leaving every day for the
New Oteans carnival. Few, if any, will go
10 Galveston this year.
The Hebrews of this city announce their
grand Purim ball for March 10Th.
A weekly newspaper, the Mirror, will
make its appearance at Hillsboro, March 9th
Hill county has no paper at preseat, and this
enterprise is the result Of the Missouri tactic
boom.
Bogardus left this morning, and will shoot
of Houston.
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The Apportionment Question.

Washington, Feb. 25.--The committee of
five representatives from each party appoint
ed last night to confer upon tho apportiou-
ment question with view 20 e1ectipg q
compromise, held brief session to-day and
adjourned until evening without arriving OF
any understanding.
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SPECIAL 10 Ihs Heral1-
f,-l,..s,n. To-. 18-0a nert 1usssfy
- n rub,nh = b synopsis Of BE orinicn
1,..,e. a. Tedtettsr v Barns Which vzz
dsSa d b. re .rornDissionei. q appsa's On
49, l.,t -,ier tss not tes1 rel1lre1
-, 49,. -. 11is upIrio1 h i.7 A1I.El
-. II. t.o-air. IoE'fsl tort1- - Fo'.-.-
- ~ sr-r i.ara si'vtIa1 n 49,, -
- ,.,.rsrsl = ll-- a =. J. -
-fDll-s. % ssls ihs rspo''1 q ne o'-''
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specisi 70 ne Herald.
Calvert. FEB. 25.-Tbe sssr Insurance
compzny adjusted he oisim oil J. Aiinra q
Co. satisfactorily To- iay-
The Jones Prsiris people hsve raised 500
fo- the arrest II Tie murdersrs ~ re
h-.drs teepsr. Denson. TIE trnou1. ~ ne
bri9ee cornpsry uskes , total Of @500.-One
II the rnurderrrs leit BAT.
NJ. Z. s. Pf1uis. ~ ths HEnA1D, y u no
-
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PURCHASE or Bonds Authorized.

Washington, Feb. 25.-Secretary Sherman
authorized the assistant treasurer at New
York to purchase for the sinking fund five or
six per cent. uncslled for bonfs of 1881 to
an mountaineering $l0000,000, paying
par and interest accrued TO The day of pay
lnnnt
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Efects Of the FUNDING FuI.

Albany, N. Y, Feb. 25 -rne National
Exchange bank, of this city, to-day took
notion to retire lis entire circulation, $780,
600, owing to the restrictive features of the
nth section of the funding biz.
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MarsIlaII items.

epsAial to the Herald.
Mssshsll, Feb. 23.--In difficulty about
midnight sst nj ght on the railroad passenger
nlatform james O'connor. locomotive fire.
man, wss sho. add killed by james Gibbons,
proprieior Of a saloon in Msrshai. They
had been disputing about money which
O,Counor owed Gibbons, and Gibbons made
some offensive remarks, O'Connor rushed
u.o,, esbbons snd Gibbons hit him with a
v.lking stick. They clinched. OCOnnor
secured tho stick Gibbons leosed himseh,
hacked away aud fred, The ball taking effect
In O'Connora left breast, causing dehih m
Cav minute. Gibbons wns arrested He
rs the reputsii1n Of being quiet inonen-
s,ve nan. O'Connor ia nom Scranton, i,enn>
svlvania. The c0roner's verdict was ~ &C
cordance with The above t.eis- Siooons
,vnived an cxamine'ion AID Tas commited
a. hail 4, tho gs4lh q $1,000. which be gsye-
Rsrnex Y,gSrrison and Robert Sayers, fnil-
road tpen, Were ARRESTED isst night caaTised
xilb robbiie Bette Jones. colore6, 81 S5z.
-<35si beA which promise 70 yield album
dainty bf4e esc9 fensa n tails county nesr
A fsif Nv ihe ladies' Of Che Catholic church
will De held At tie opera house to-morfo"
nirht And to-nieBf.
sale Of lois at the ncT town q Apiiinfs
7errs A Pacific r.ilroa1, gili b heli
1sfh. nrrIhauas not ercssiirg 500 =
IN CD rrIrchases exceediDg 500
- or yon-fb il s nnd one fourth
,orths IL dste. Ticksts viii be
- than If r1tss good Tor ten days
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Obituary.

SENATOR MATT CARPENTER DEAD.
Washington, d. O., Feb. Ex-senator
Matt Carpenter. of Wisconsin, died at his
residence in this city this morning.
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Excitemert in wnll street

New York. Feb. 25.-There has been great
excitement In Wall street, caused by extreme
stringency in the nnoney market. Stocks
declined from to II per cent.
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rtionment OF Reprcsenfn
kbout Two Thousand TEX
En R0ufe Co New Orienns
10 ws.ncss The Uarnivai-'rri"A
v of Lnnd- G. rnbbers at Aus.
tin MiseeiianeOus.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Special to the Herald.


Longview, Feb. PA serious accident
occurred on the Texas Sc Pacific railroad,
three miles east of Gladewater, to No. 4
just before noon to-day. The track spread
and threw OFF both passenger coaches, the
ladies coach turning completely over, going
down O high embankment, and overturning
on its eide. Ten or twelve were hurt. The
injured arc:
S. w. Dunlap and w. W. Giskell, Waxa-
hachie; bruised bsdly.
w. ii. Ellis and j. A. Densmore, st. Louis;
seriously injured; skull fractured; internal
injuries.
Fl. 9. Fell, Gladewster.
S.H. Burton, Elmo; les badly broken, foot
amputaied.J
John Robinson, Longview.
Thos. Graham, Nashville, Team.
Nearly al tho passengers were bruised.
Most of the wounded were taken TO Marshall.
One Of the coaches was making the frat trip
and was completely broken up.
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TerribIo wreck on the Texas q pa.

Terrible Wreck On the Texas s& PA.
cilc Railroad.
Special to the Herald.
Marshall, Feb. 24.--Two coaches aud e.
baggage car of train No. 4, bound east, were
thrown from the track about o'clock THU
afternoon, between Longview and Glade
water. The accident occurred by the spread
ing of the track. N. T. Ellis, of St. Louis,
was badly hurt; S. II. Burton, of Elmo,
broken ankls and amputatioD will probably
benecessary; $. N. Dunlap, w. g. Geskell,
Waxahschie; q. A. Densmore, st. Louis, e.
%. Terrell, Glgdewator; james Robinson,
Longview; Thomas Graham, Nashville, and
William Camp, Longvlew, were slightly
hurt. Conductor AIvord received slight in
juries. Doctors Eads and Pope went so the
scene Of the accident.
Sayers and Morrison, arrested for robbery,
were released to-day.
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w~tinzisn, Fsb. 15-Nr. nrns5,n, from
n. rsnninss On esnn-ses. rsp'7'ea
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b SPECIALS

TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-30

Europe. continental and insular, con-
sumes two milliards Of matches daily.
Assuming that each several act of igni.
tion occupies the brief period of one
secondhand we have reason to believe
It is rarely performed in shorter time
it will be obvious to every ready
reckoner that FIVE hundred and fifty
Eve thousand hours Of each successive
day are spent by the inhabitants OF
Europe in striking matches. There Is
food for much speculation in the fact
that Europeans dispose Of nearly GA
years per day in scrsping tiny sticks,
tipped with some intiammable oompo-
sition. It is also interesting to learn
that four hundred and twenty thoueand
pounds weight of phosphorus are in au>
nnal request for the manufacture of the
seven hundred and thirty thousand
million Of matches used up by Europe
in . year.
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WHERE SHALL THE IAILRoAn
Coz

Ex-Governor Irwin of California, the
other day in Yreks. expressed the opin-
ion 10 b Z Dowell, of jacksonville.
that the Central Pacific people are not
very anxious to connect with the Vii
lard railroads. hence their apathy in
extending the line northward from
Redding. May no. the same be said
a. regards the intentions of Willard?
According to indications now before Us
Willard is not very anxious to 90 TO
San Francisco via Redding. but will
shortly fLd some other route TO the
Bay City. and in doing this be will 60
through one OF the grandsst timbered
regions OF the world The vast forests
OF white pine, white ced,r. red cedar.
redwood. etc, alone will furnish freight
enough TO keep the road busy for fifty
years. We refer to the route from
N.dIoy's ferry on Rogue river to Wal
do. Crescent City. Humboldt Bay. up
south fork Of Eel river. down Russian
river. TO Cloverdale and San Francisco.
Besides being q much shorter route
from Portland to San Francisco bay on
this line Mr. Wizards Oregon and Cali
ifornia road would be entirely indie
pendent Of the Central Pacific corpora
tion. This line through by Waldo.
though not altogether what we ct this
end want 10 still near enough TO get eli
the traffic and travel Of Rogue river
and Shasta valleys Is well % great
portion of the Lake county trade.
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CANADl'S GOVERNOR.

The rumor that the Marquis OF Lorne
has rendered his resignation. which ap-
pears to be only o rumor. has caused
some discussion by the Dominion news
papers ~ to the manner in which the
present Governor General has filed his
position. and also as to his possible sue
o ssor. Whether Canadians could so
loot their own Governor more ably than
England does may be question to
which tho Dominion could return an
affirmative answer; but while England
appoints the Canadian ruler the PEG,
pie may be sure that tho qualification
frst looked for will be the ability To
foster the sentiment Of loyalty to the
mother country and that the next will
be that order Of intellect that can de,
wise ways Of increasing direct trade
with England. Upon these two points
loyalty and trads-hsng England's
entire colonial policy, and loyalty 90
cupiss the first place only because with
out it trade or Q monopoly Of trade
would DO impossibls. There b no other
nation whose colonial rule Is more
humane and less oppressive than that
of England; nevertheless England frs.
and the colonies afterward 10 princi-
pie which the material necessities OF the
old country compel. Canadas Gov.
eruors General have been selected in
compliance with The theories stated
above. They have been men Of whom
the people governing and the people
governed could be justly proud, but the
Canadian farmer il as poor today q hs
was before the Dau inios act was pass
cd. and II thu politica, relations Of The
two countries remain unchanged hs
will be - poor hall century hence q
he is today. Mutual support and de-
fence mean that the Canadian IL TO re-
main o. poor as the Enslishmsn whose
occupation is similar to his own, and
the sooner Canadians realize this ths
sooner win they better their condition
which they can do without losing thei,
lovnltv
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The Car csang 90 MeeseW.
LONDON. July 26.-Ths Emperor Of
Rusuia viii lsavs shortly for Moscow.
Roar hundred police hays already been
sent On - precaution. and troops are
being stationed Ill along the line be-
tween Moscow and Sc. Petersbnry,
about 400 Rnslish milss-
a Dsstish Ally beaten
LONDON. July 2s.-Ths Gisas this
evening ssys: We are officially In
formed that report has reached the
India Office reprssenting that the army
Of tbs Ameer Of Afghanistan had been
completely defeated BY forces under
Ayoob Khan The same journal lsazns
from ancthes source thai serious tsou-
hles have arisen in consequencs. and
the Amser and the India 0ovseument
are greatly cooosrnsd u The gravity Of
The Situation. 4 dispateh says LAT .
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A report comes from tho west coast of
Africa that seven men have been SEN
fenced to death at Old Calabar for muir.
ders committed under nest atrocious
circumstances. The men in question,
who were natives of the place, dressed
themselves in tigers skins and LAY in
wait for their victims. whom they killed
with great brutality. This system of
murder has been going on for some time,
and the perpetrators are called men
tigers ER
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Saturday, July 80. 1881.


Tha. peculiar kind Of lunacy with
which 90 many persons in different
parts of the country were afflicted .
few years sgo-the greenback craze
hes not. it appears. entirely passed
away. It seems TO be as viruient -
ever in Wisconsin. where . gathering.
or convention, Of these people was re-
Gently held for the purpose Of making
political nominations for State office.
These men are really - much ont Of
place add as absurd in the politics Of
the hour - Q body u agitstors in
Eogland would be who should come
together and psss resolutions about the
corn laws. Events, the marvellous
prosperity Of the country. the general
progress OF the Regublic and of the
world destroyed the financial heresy Of
greenbackism. II, remarks the New
York Herald, never really had any
thing TO rest on in the way Of sound
common sense either politically or
financially. Soft money lunatics con-
ceivsd the idea and, unhsppiiy. pur-
suadsd other lunatics 10 accept their
theories % the essence Of economic
wisdom. The falsity and absurdity
of the whole scheme are shown by the
slender support that has been given TO
it 10 every State In the Union. Prin'
ciple and earnestnese always succeed in
our politics. That greenbsckism lacked
both Of these essential elements oil
party success Is shown by the result
Nevertheless these people are. perhaps
useful ia their way. As the Bourbons
OF tho South are 10 some mysterious
way preserved to N 10 show how ride.
ulous political men Of one idee can DO.
come, 20 the greenbacksrs are allowed
to live and move for some equally in.
scrutable purpose. Perhaps II Is Il
show the highvatsr maxi Of financial
sbsurdity. The Wisconsin greenbaok-
ers ought to be put away In some mu'
scum.
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PoRT TOWNSEND. July 29th-Robefs
Douglas, of San Juan Island. died at
Victoria today. aged about SO years.
He was . native C. Hull. Engisnd. and
father Of Mrs Robess Gaines OF this
city.
Arrived. schooner Latitia, from San
Francisco, and sailed for Port Gamble.
PoRT GAMBLE, July 10Th Arrived
schr Letitis, from San Francisco
PoRT BLAKELY. July 29th--Arrived,
bark Martha Bideout, from Honolulu.
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Considerable indignation prevails
here at the making Of Seattle q small
pox hospital for the Sound country
generally. We have had more cases
than our share. and our people have
reason to believe that they have been
wrongly dealt with. Like the haiz
that broke ths camel's back, this LED
case was too muoh-was too fragrant
an outrage for our long suffering people
TO endure.
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battle was fought yesterday between
the Ameer and Ayoob Khan, during
which one Of the Amesr's regiments de-
ssrte.f and went Over TO the enemy.
Thereupon the Amser's troops fed.
leaving their guns and baggage On the
field.
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Uxrxxp sxxxxs DrErxsc- LAND oyrscx.
0xYmRIa Wszurrnroz Txnnrx<.nw

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN COM.
IN pliA1cs with the proyisions q The Aea Of
congsss npproved Juns .. is7s. entitled .sAa Acs
for tAe ssle 81 Timber Lands IN the States Of Cal
ifurnia, Orsgua. Nevsis sad Washington Terri.
tc<y.- JxDss L Ozark. u King county. wsshina.
sppissasiss = DarcAsss tAe sax q ssction No. 81
q Iownahip Ne. - EertA. k2nss No. Z East of ths
TliADsss< Meridian
Any I'D I'll psrsons claiming adversely the ssta
Described Lad. 90 any psrxtoe tk<r~af, are here
n stxsy fe0i eggs frum data hercof.
Olivia un1ee ny kan4. a my of1cs. In Olympia.
". T.. III IL it<h 6s5 Il MAy. AID. ISL
J. = BROWN,
ukuw H1xzB1er of IL Land Of1cs.
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The capacity Of tho steel works Of
world il estimated 1t aboct !. 0o0. 600
tons Z year. The Bessemsr wosks In
Eapland coutyibate about 6o0. 600 tons.
the United States 80 tons mero. Ger
many about SOC. 900. France sbout 40.
600. Belgium l60. 800, Austria 80, go
ond RueSia end Sweden 10000.
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Tvo>shirds the money spsns. or

Two>thirds the money spsns. or sup
posed 10 Be spent. on roads IN this Ter.
ritory, ID wasted and Lost. Our rcd
Law and system are bad. and the sug-
eeskions Of . correspondent in another
column. are timely aud good. We
commend them 70 the careful consider
ation Of the Legislature about to con
vena.
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DISSOLUTION Of IDPlR1IERHIsP

Az par nsrship heretofore existing between the
nndenxigncd nnkssr the style 81 Jacks0u 4 Lehnl-
iistef hes been shts day Dissolved BY nautuxl co.,
CHAR. y. JACKSON
CHAA u LEBALLIsTER.
JAY Dtb. ISL. t2&lot
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TELEGRAPHIC.


EXCLUSIVELY 70 TEE rsrnLIssscza
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Latest style polka dot ladies' bal
briegsB hose for 40 cents at Schwa
bacher'..
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Boy your toweling ct Schwabacher's
for eight cents yard
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DO YOU KNOW j?

Y HAVE FOR SALE FARMS, HOUSES, BUILD
1 ing Lots and lots of other things. Stranger, if
You come here TO buy Real Estate, wish to buy
out or get interest in established business of any
kind you call on me. ! think can post you quicker
and better than any other man here. Mind you,
CARL STROBEL, No. 321 street, Sacramento is
the only Commission Agent in this burg.
je26-1pIm
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$40, 900 LOAN WANTED,

A Ts4 PER CENT PER ANEUM INTEREST: IN
N terest payable at the end of each six months.
Hall the principal payable year. and other half
in two years. Abundant security is offered-in value
more than five times the amount OF loan sought.
The tax in the county is but Il per cent. making
net interest Of 7 per cent per Full nforms-
ton and satisfaction 10 regard to security gwen
application to GEO. D. FISKE, Woodland, Cal, for
one week from this date.
January 25 1881 ia27-Iw
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The Chief

| IIC O1l1C1
characteristics of
@z2 r.! /
LAXATIVE
oreAs agveea6h qu0l
z1zes, mid brobe1zzes,
absolute Jyeed0m
/Iom irritating ca
Ma2zzc acton, sHbhh
efficiency, ard He Pc
culzar merit 1t has Of
c1erlzng and beTD1u-
neHfY re-esta6Ashflzg
c0nstz1utzonaI 2regzl-
Aarzy.
1t is exempt from all the
usual objections to drastic
medicinesin the form of pills,
liquids, and powders, which
are sold under different
names and used for securing
purgative effects. Unlike
these harsh, unwholesome,
and disagreeable prepare
tons, which not only leopard
ize the health Of those using
them, butwhich gradually be-
come wholly inert, unless
taken in greatly augmented
doses,
Tropic-Fruit Laxative,
by the rare and invaluable
properties with which it is
endowed, gives impetus to
peristaltic action Of the intes-
tines, imparts normal vigor
to the bodily functions, and
may be given in progress
sively diminished doses.
TROPIC- FRUIT LAXATIVE
is resultof careful and prolonged
scientific and chemical research,
and it is entirely distinct from the
| class of remedies known as 'patent
medicines. It's use is alike safe,
efficient and wholesome for both
sexes, the young and old (in all
countries and climates, and under
| all circumstances.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE is put
up in bronzed tin boxes only.
Price, rs cents.
Large boxes, 60 cents.
| SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE FINEST RANCHES ON THE
~ Riverside road, one mile from the city Of Sac
ramento f48 acres); TO be sold in part whole to
suit purchasers. Most kind OF fruit, northern and
tropic two barns and sheds; two houses; with all
farming utensils wagons etc. Inquire for terms at
the residence Of Mrs. L. D. Cras. ia1IIplm'
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BERTAuD's ISRALLIBLE INJECTION. - The famous
French remedy for gonorrhea, giest, etc NJ s
Hammer Sacramento, agent for Pacific coast. Sent
c. O. D. TO any address.
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Ds- UEsAR's LIQUOR ASTIDoTE carefully prepared
Of the best Quill Bark by NJ 8. Hammer, druggist
Sacramento. the celebrated cure for drunkenness
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GENERAL NOTICES.

E. ". stevens, $50 J street. near Third
Fine imported wines, liquors, etc.; also the best
cigars in the city. ja9S-Im
Capital Celonnade. IeI7 Tenth ST.. bet.
and h. Choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars always
en- hand. Private Rooms. JOHN HECTOR. d16- I'M
For Oysters Cooked 20 Perfection. In
every style, or Genuine Porter House Steak, go
TO SHEARS Oyster Parlors tClunie Block) Eighth
and streets. All Liquors warranted pure. d16-1m
>
News strangers In Sacramento will
find their home papers at No. 529 street, opposite
the Masonic Temple. jaII-1m
Cakes, Pies and all kinds of Fancy Candy
at W. F. PETERSoN'S. ds-lm
ALI Who Have Tried w. r. Peferson's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies, say they
are the best ever bought Try them. d2-Im
Go TO the Lafayette for Hot Drinks
Specialties: Tom aud Jerry, Peach and Honey etc
ST., Third and Fourth. J. o. HECTOR dI-3pIm
A Card.-To all who are suffering from
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the REV. JOSEPH T. IGMAN, Station D, New
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