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En5N.


Sacramento, Aprl lS-wife of John II. Wynn, 4
son.
Grass Valley, April 19-wife of J. C. Boynton, a
son.
Grass Valley, April 12-wife of James D Meredith,
daughter
Chico, April l5-wife of David Cooper, a daughter.
GIidley, April 13-Wife OF Robert Stiles daughter.
Forest City, April 13Wife OF Henry Redmond, a
son.
Georgetown, April 2-wife of H. W Hubert, a son.
Georgetown, april 8 Wife OF NJ W. Colquhoun, a
daughter.
Garden Valley, April wife OF T. W. Gregory, u
son.
Clover swale, Nodoe county, March 28-wife of L
E. Crook daughter.
Chico, April S-wife of L. NJ. CoSgins, son.
Placeryille, April Wife OF II. L. Robinson, a
daughter.
Nevada City, April l5-wife OF james Hackley, a
son.
Dixon, april S-wife of W. H. Mccray daus liter.
Grass Valley April l3Wife Of John Bergman, a
daughter,
Chico, April 12-wiie of Isaac Field. son.
Dutch Flat, april Wife of John Faller, son.
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pAc1fIc COAST IrEMs

The Piamas County Jail has no occu-
pants.
There are $50 Indians II San Bernardino
county.
Solano county editors talk Of a local press
association.
The banks Of the Columbia river in Ore.
gon are lined with dead and dying smelt.
Trout are larger and more plentiful in
the Plumas streams this year thar ever
before.
A rattlesnake recently killed on Mule
town mountain. Shasta county, had thirty
rsttles.
There is an orange tree in sonona ooun-
ty that is twenty years old, and IS Just
ripening its first oranges.
The R,tssion iRirrr Flag says that one
day recently two youths Of that place
brought in 80 me trout
George West Of Stockton, while laying
the foundation OF his house, discovered
eight SOULS, numerous other bones, a
couple o; pestles and q number Of aint
stones.
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Sioux surrenderine.

ST. PAUL, April 20yh.-A dispatch was re.
ceived at the military headquarters in St.
Paul to-day, saying that on the 18Th instant
so lodges Of Maricopa Sioux Indians sur
rendered at Fort Keogh The band com
prised AZ men, 80 women, So boys, 45 girls.
81 ponies, 16 guns and three revolvers. These
lodges have been on the way down to Fort
Keogh for some time from the Red Water.
Mhera thew were encamped
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CABIN, Aprii 20th.-Psssed here today,
to arrive IN Sacramento to-morrow u. A.
Clark and wife, Michigan J, G. Schse'z
and wife, New York George Burrell AID
wife, Sacramento: Mrs. Gerald Lowe and
three children. S J. W. Cruman New York !;
G. H. Allen, s.. Louis W. f. Leon, Msssa-
chusetts; J. Bra.er, J. V. Davidson, Cherry
Creek. New; II. A. Mitchell, Scotland; j.
f. Stewart San Francisco F. kerble, Mrs.
Mcdonald, Chico J.. P. Trudel. Canada /;
NJ. Donovan, Denver, Colorado; s. emigrant
passengers, including 60 msles, to arrive in
Sacramento April 22d,
OMAHA, April 20.b.-Left here to-day,
TO arrive in Sacramento April 9th: NJ. NJ.
Warren, Boston; Mrs. Charles Page, two
children and Mrs. James u. Thornton, San
Francisco Miss Hattie Kingsbery, Miss
Jesse Kingsley W Kingsbery, Galesburg,
Iii: Mrs John NJ. Jones, Chicago; Charles
RsdGeld. Michigan J. e. Davis, San Fran
cisco Wa Hamilton, Grass Valley j. s.
Ross and family, Milwaukee z. J. Tormey
and wife, Boston Mathew Well, Chicago.
KANSAS Cry. April 20th.-Left here to-
day, via the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad; J. Love, G. w. Holmes, +. r.
Reilly,
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DRY GOODS.

keane Hras.-Dry Goods Importers Nos Io7 70
lowest prices in san Francisco. Al country orders
eNecat with Prcap ;ness nj special attention.
The White Eouse The eldest Dry Goods House
IN san francisco. We import direct from the
principal marts in EUROPE, consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade. Country
orders attended to. J. W Davidson s Co. Nos
lOl and les hearny street. san Francisco.
Tic Arcade. ], O'Brien & Co., Importers Of
Dry Goods Nos. a2i, 9Z6 and 99S Market street.
next he Bailu,ip
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AUSTRALASIA.

The Zealandia, Captain Chevalior, ar
rived at San Francisco yesterday from
Sydney and Auckland, via Honolulu. The
news from the colonies is unimportant
Henry Taylor, lately in the employ OF
the South Australian Government, and
now on his way from England by the
Orient, has submitted to the Agent Cen
eral scheme for making Australian re-
sources better known in Great Britain,
and thus enabling Australia to compete in
emigrants with America. He proposes to
collect exhibits OF produce of the colonies
such as wheat. flour, meats, wines-and
have them on view successiyely at ali the
principal towns in the counties under the
charge OF practical man, ready to give
information about the colonies He esti.
mates the cost, which is to be borne jointly
by the colonies, al Il, $50 yearly.
The scarcity of water III the north is
causing great inconvenience.
4 telegram has been received at Ade-
laide stating that the India, for Port Prize
has been wrecked off the Cape Of Good
Hope All hands were saved. but the
cargo will be total loss The vessel was
chartered by the Government to bring out
railway iron.
The whole of tae Melbourne Corporation
loan Of t25. 600, at 4 ] per cent, has been
taken by the Commercial Bank at fl02.
The Melbourne Corporation Health Off
Ger, in his report, gives very gloomy
picture of the Yam Hean water, which, he
says. is unfit Tor human consumption.
1t is stated thai an important discovery
has been made in the Petroleum OIL Com.
pauy's workings at Salt creek, Coorong
namely that at depth OF 255 feet seam
CT brown shale was bored into without
cutting through it. Experts say the sub
stance indicates an approach to coal Or
regular oil-bearing sha.e.
The Melbourne international Exhibition
was formally closed on the I'd OF March.
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Reminder cg the enGroecIs-aFoiIy Me.
{,arff,x Esaea

LOUISVILLE, April 20sh.-The case was
submitted to day as to the possession Of
$1,000 that TIE horse Irish King won at the
Louisville fall races of 1879. Colsteu. who
was Harper's trainer, alleges in his petit
tion that Harper agreed to give him
Irish King provided be would manage
Tenbroeck SO as to beat Molly MCCARTHY
in the great race between these celebrated
horses on July 4. 1873; that Tenbroeck did
beat Mccarthy, and that Harper thereafter
gave and transferred to him Irish King, ac-
cording to agreement Harper claimed that
he had Irish King already entered for the fall
races of 1879, and be did not mean to give
Colsten possession until after all his engage
tuera lent
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Important Mining Strike.

DENVER April 20,h.-The Ne1rs' Piikin
special says: At a depth of seventy feet.
fourteen feet of sand carbonates was yester-
day struck in the New York mine, situated
about three-quarters of mile from here.
The ore assays 10Y ounces of silver per ton.
The strike caused great excitement Tie
miners were out last night with lanterns
stalking out claims.
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EDUCATIONAL PUBIICATIoNs
Albert Ly>er IS 80.

Abort User & t'0,-Iublishers "raoidc School
and Home JonrH,l; )" mo thy; s. per year, in
advance. Hevoted u Educational ncrests OF the
Pacific coast Official Organ State DepartInen Of
Pabtc Instruction. Ne SIS Harriet street
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FOREIGN NEWS.



GLADSTONE AND BEAooNsFIELD's DEATH.
LEMON. April 20.h.-Gladstone has writ
ten the following letter to Lord Rowton II
Learned OF the decease of Lord Beaconsfeid
with surprise. | shall be prepared to give
directions for public funeral" Sir Nathaniel
Rothschild. on behalf of the executors.
thanked Gladstone, stating that Beacons-
fields will directed that he be buried at
Hu2henden by the side of his wife.
Turkey.
THE PANIC AT cHIos RENEWED.
LONDON, April 2oth.-A severe shock of
earthquake at Chios to-day renewed the
panic.
Austria.
PETROLEUM WELLS on FIRE.
VIENNA, April 20sh.-A destructive FIRE
has broken out among the petroleum wells at
Staboda, il Galicia.
Spain.
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE AND OBLIGATORY EDu-
CATION.
MADRID, April 20sh.-Castelar has pub
lished a manifesto, in view of the coming
municipal elections, in which he demands
universal suffrage, obligatory education.
universal liability TO military service, and
municipal and provincial autonomy as far as
consistent with the supremacy OF the State.
lie makes strong appeal for unity among
the Democrats.
THE GuADALoUIvIR AGAIN RAMPANT.
MADRID. April 2lth.-The Guadalquiyir
has again risen sixteen feet. The qusys at
Seville are inundated.
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EiaiSchman's Vienna Model E;aIlcry-No, 265
kearny rect, Bcemer Bros, Proprietors. Coffee
Chocolate, Lunch, Ice Cream and Oysters. All
kinds of Cakes constantly ca Land. Parties md
families supplied
iEaisoa TS0rce-No. 217 Kcsruy street. Ladies'
aud geutlemens restaurant Private rooms IN
stars AL the delicacies Of the market.
SWANS Family Bakery ana Dining
Saloon-No. CSC Markct sttset. Wedding cakes,
ice cream, oysters, jeies, exc, constantly hand.
Families supplied.
Original Italian Bestnurant-No. SO Clay
St, bet. Ledesdoff} aud Sansome n. Gismboui,
late Manager OF C4npi Restaurant, has taken the
management. I. will be run in best Italian style
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DETROIT, April 20th-Hon. Rowland Z,
Troworiige, late Commissioner of Indian At
eighteen miles from this city. of scarlet
rhoumatisnl. this afternoon. Deceased has
been il Congress several times. He leaves q
family.
Nad Dogs Shot.
JERSEY CITY, April 20th.-Five mad dogs
have been shot within few hours, three az
ter biting children.
Fire at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, April 20.h.-A FIRE
originated in Fontenot's Hotel tonight,
which destroyed nesrly all the principal
stores and nearly every building on st. Denis
street. The loss is great. The insurance is
unknown.
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DRUGS. CEEMTcaLs.

Langley ~ MichaeIs Wholesale Druggists, I'm.
porterS OF pure French English and German drugs
Northeast eorrer Front and p.ne streets.
i. y Rowuiug Il Sou Wholesale Dealers
IN Druggists and fr,urietary Speciaties, No. IL
Second street. Grand hotel Building
Justin Gatcs.-Pioueer Druggist removed to 722
Montgomery street. Turkish and Russian Baths.
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Flames in Possession OF Petroleum Wells
in GaLcia.
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DIED.

DIED.
Grass Valley April ls-Mrs +. ST. Chadboum, q
years and II day
Woodland, April 17-Carey Barney, 90 years, /
month and Is days
Near Caeheville, April III. NJ, Pockman, 80 years
Near Watsouvilie, April 1o-John Low, So wears.
Mokelunne Hil, April 14-Abigail Newhell, y
years
Mortality. Report.
For the week ending April 10, 1881. made by
S Il. CALDWELL, Superintendent OF the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery;
April s-Ellen L. Holder, years and 4 months (;
Australia
april n-!osephine NJ Hooper, years, months
and IL days; California Mary J. Thomas 81
years, months and Il davs; sew Jersey. John
s. Boyer. IS years, m nths ami days; Prince
Edward Isisnd
Anrii - Mary 4. Erowp, &c Years Ireland.
Anil l9-Da,id Dudley MaaduX, 20 years, 3 months
and l6 DAYS; California.
Besides the above there were brought here for IN
teiment the following:
April 3 George b. Smith, 40 years; Vermont
Jon sing, 63 years China.
April Josephine F. Meshado, months; Cali
fornia.
April 15-wm. Davis, % years; New York.
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MILLINERY.

ssrs. J. Coughian-No 9l9 Market street In
porter OF Fine Millinery.
The TapdboX- The popular Millinery Establish
ment. B. S. Hirscii n CO., No 74S Market street
Strict attention 10 or ers from the interior
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NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES To THE RECORD
UNION.
NATIeNAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
The Usual sclimnaage in the sanate-Im-
portant Nominations.
FEARS OF A pEsTILENcE IL Few YORK
Continued Kavages of Floods in the
Northwest.
THE INDIAN OUTLOOK IL coLoRtDe.
Mad nogs Shot IN Jersey City After
Biting Children.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF F1aElGn NEWS,
Flames in Possession OF Petroleum Wells
in Galicia.
ssc.....s.............E Etc. Etc.
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IRON WORKS, BOILER AND MA,
CGINERy MAKERS.

sa raneptO Boiler WcIks-Nos 2l4 and 2l6
Beale street. j. F. Hall. Practical B0iermaker.
Manufactures Marine. Stationary and Portable
Boilers, and all kinds Of Sheet Iron Works.
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Promote Digestion

And healthfully stimulate the liver with the
Liebg Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic. Beware Of
cheap, worthless limitations under our and
similar names. Ask for Coca Beef Tonic.
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NJ. sIeusssierger

NJ. Observation-Disclosures and Importer Of
Hats and Hat Materials Wholesale aud Retail
Northeast corner Montgomery and BGsh Streets
and 402 Kearny.
Hcrrmanu, The Haffcr-No. $50 Kearuy street.
near Pine. The fucst hats at the lowest prices
Factory No II Beden street.
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has played the renegade with an audacity
and lack of justification equally conspicR-
GUS, and has become, As Mr.. Jorgensen OBJ
serves, 50 obnoxious to criticism in Cali.
fernia that the association OF his name with
any cause whatever IS sufficient to dis.
credit that cause in the eyes of the
Republicans of this coast. In fact it may
be said without the least touch Of exagger.
alton that nobody here believes in George
Gorham's political honesty and integrity,
and that nobody regards him in any other
light than as particularly impudent and
talented adventurer, who never had any
principles which he was not willing to trade
away. and whose associations have been
mcnotonously and conclusiyely malo5orous
for too many years TO render any hope of
his regeneration admissible.
THE VALUE or a PER1oD.-Tn the very
elaborate industrial review of the State. as
published in the REcoRD. UNION yesterday,
the report from Sacramento Of curse could
not appear il detail, but in the San Francisco
Bulletin it is given in full From that We
make this extract:
rs to building, less new buildings are going up
now than at this time last year, but the aggregate
values viii be about the same. This is due to the
fa;t that each year for three years has been marked
by spring and fall building boom here, and over
800 new residence houses have thus been built this
! year. Tie number is less because the demand for
residences is mole nearly filled.
To allow the gross error to so abroad that
500 new residences have been erected here
thus far in this year would be harmful. The
mistake cecurs by the simple misplacing of
punctuation point. The period that closes
the sentence with The word "year" should
have been placed after the word "built."
The sentence would then read land over 800
new residence houses have thus been built.
Tais yesr the number is less" etc. The
error points the value Ct a period.
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.

CaroIan. Cory d Co.-Im~ or,ers OF Hardware,
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Co. aud South
ington Cutlery Co. Nos. 40 and l22 Front street,
and Nos. III and 10 California street
VIII Il Fiuck-Importing and Manufacturing
Cutters and BehanSers, No. 100 Market street.
Marcus &. HaWIey q C0.-Import rs OF Hard
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos sol, SnS,
800, 3o7 and 500 Market street., San Francisco.
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EAIR UREssINc
HATs.

coldstcIE d Kahn Importers o. Human Hair
Wholesale and Ret,il. Wis losasd No. 80
Market st eet opposite Dupont
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Notice Of Purchase.

YPyHIs Is TO CERTIFY THAT l HAVE THIS
j day purchased the entire share OF EMIL
BUCKoW in the late firm of BUCkoW, MkEsE y
c., that will continue to carry on the wholesale
Iidnor business myself, under the firm name OF Ed
WIs MEESE & co , at the old stand. No. 20 X
street, Sacramento city, California; that ny fun
name IS EDwlE bIEESE.
Dated Sacramento, April %, 1881
IsgApl EDWIN MEESE.
state of California, County Ct Sacramento, IS On
this goth day Of APRIL in the year 1881 before me,
Elwooi Brunes a Notary Pebble IN aud Tor said
county personally appear ed Ed In ssEksE. known
to mo 10 he the person whose nae il subscribed to
tie within instrument, AMI acknowledged 10 me
thst he exeeuted The same.
IssALl ELwo0D Bs;UNER, Notary Public
AL iaw4wTh
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A MOTHER AND Son KILLED BIT KING OF
THE BLOOD The mother was Dyspepsia.
the son General Unhappiuess.
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METAI,s. STOVES. RAMGEs HTC

w. w. Montague d Co.-Tmporters of Stoves,
Ranges and Slice: Iron, jIarbleized Mantels,
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers OF Plain,
iapanned and Stamped TiGware. Nos ITO, ll2,
lls, 1lG and lis Battery street.
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ap43pllrl

so to the Lafayette. 4 ST.. bet. Third apt
Fourth, for fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. TT
Best Billiard Table in town J. o. HECTOR. al-Spln
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PROVISION PACYERs.
TEA rrpoPnrps

Merry. raul a Co.-Paclers Importers and
Dealers in Meat Products Of all descriptions
Office, Nos. Us and III California street
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Sacramento-By Rev. Dr. NJ C. Briggs, at the resi-
denca of The brides parents, Edward S. Howard,
Of San Francisco to Louise J Turrell.
Bishop Creek, Inyo county, April I4-Philip P.
keough to Laura j. Hall
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HOTELS

International Temperance H0use-Sos. S24
and SIG kearny street Passengers and baggage
transferred free. II. c, Partridge, Proprietor.
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DR.. uSaAR's LIQUOR AS-IDoGR. carefully prooare
OF the best GULL Esrk by ~ S. Hammer. druggist
Sacramento. Hha celebrated olre fardrnnkenness
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Brink Halls Pepsin Wine Filters and
be happy and content. Cures dyspepsia or indiges-
ton. Absolutely pure. mr25.f
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For the Choicest, Freshest, Homemade
Comic ctioncry, all kinds, at lower prices than any
other house-wholesale or retail-call at HkNsY
FISHERS. fe25-im
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream. etc. 60 10
HENRY FISHER, No. sos street, between Fifth
and Sixth. Ie25-1m
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SHtiHs
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE AND OBLIGATORY EDU
CATION

HAMMERS cAstAsA ssesApA RiTrERs cures ell
complaints arising from INSTRUCTED state OF the
ysttn.
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EsARRiEn.

HAMMERS cAscAsA SAeRADA BIrrERs for habitu.
eoastipatioI.
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Office OF In>uralice tnaintSsEoner. san
Fra cisco, Cal, April l. lSSlNotiee to Holders Of
Policies in the Piedmont aud Arlington Life In
surarce Company, issued or delivered in the state
OF Cal iOrnia. You are requested to a. ouee file
Jour policies to-. ther with the last Premium
receipts, in this Office, for valuation
J. G. MAYNARD,
ap43pIm Inaurance Commissioner
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A Card.-TO all who are suffering from
the errors and ndiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness early decay loss OF manhood, etc., will send
recipe that will cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send a self-addressed envelope 70
the REV. JOSEPH t. INMAN, Station D, New
York CITY ol4-ThSTG6m
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For the Rest and Cheapest Meals In
the city, go to HENRY FISHER. fe23-.m
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nrn.. store rsor sale. IN the ,ionr:sh.

Halt TO Let.-Pl asaIt Hall, newly htted.
on Sixth street b tween j and X. 10 LET sunday
and Monday Evenings J. L. SKINNER. al9-St
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TIAaasR's CAseAsA SAeK4nA RITTBss touches tie
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation aud liver eom
plant.
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ing town OF Recldin, Placer county. Cal The 81
store must be sold or after the 27;h day OF SA
APRIL, to settle an estate. Offers must be S.Zas
addressed to GEJ. RAMSEY, Rocklin, Placer
county, Cal. alS-9t
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give PICNIC at RICHMOND GROVE on sAfUk-
DAY, the Esd inst The children ana their parents
and the public are invited to attend. Refreshments
can be had at & reasonable rate. The children are
requested to be at Mrs. Gouldin'S residence at
r. Aust
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RaRMYks CAscArA Ss6RApA BrFTBFs are meeting
With the success they Justly nlerit. Try il.
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.,Eeu Arr THE LIVER With Han mes's Csseara
sagrsda Bttsrs, end health is the result
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Special Meeting OF sacramento &
Chapter, Nc. B. Royal Arch Mssons, THIS ~
g1h0rsday) EVENING, April 81, 1881, al NJ
100 oe,oeS. Numbers and visiting Conn., y
panioas are cordially invited to be present.
C. 81. CoGLAN, ii. 7,
A. A. REpIxsTuN, Secretary a2t.lt
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RusINEss CnliEGEs.

Pacific Buslncss college and Teiexraphfc
Institute-(Iife Scholarship, ter fun Business
Course, 500 W. Is. Chamberlain, Jr., and T A.
Robinson, FIopretors, Nc $50 Post street, oppo-
site Union Square, S,4 Frarc5sco, Cal Send for
Circulars
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GENERAL NOTICES.

liver Complaint riStoTs SpGar-coated
PILLS are in this disease, nearly as be said
of any medical preparation, perfect specific.
They quickly relieve the pain in the right side,
cause the bowels to be properly supplied with bile,
and thus remove and prevent constipation a d
headache. a2i-1t
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ArnoId's Saddle Rock oyster and Cote,
House, Second street, between J and X. Newly re
built and reftted throughout. mr30lm
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santOrne. Vail e Co.-lmporters and HanufaCt-
urers Of Mirrors, holdings and Frames. Chromos,
Engravings. Brackets, Easels. Statuary and
Artists Materials, No. S57 Market street.