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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08
WHAT THE EMPRESS OF RUSSIA SUFFERS

The correspondent Of Faf1s paper I'll
st. Petersburg, who processes to be
equally we'll informed as to the move.
ments in the palaces and the plans OF
the nihilists, writes that the empress
recently discovered between the leaves
Of her prsyer book sheet of paper with
n pen-and-ink drawing on each side.
Each sketch represented a gibbet, on
one of which Hessy Helfman was seen
hanging, and on the other her majesty.
Beneath were written the words, "An
eye for an eye. Your child will meet
the same fate as mine." The empress
is said to have tainted on reading this
lugubr,ous threat.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

The last application of the luminous
paint promises to be very serviceable
one. An optician of London has hit
upon the idea of coating compass dials
with the pigment, so THAT the belated
traveller or seaman need have no fear Of
losing his way for want Of light.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

A Georgia paper says that a law
against smoking on the street is still on
the statute book of many states, and is
Of opinion that it should be enforced
against cigarette-smoking school boys
under Is.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08

Queen Victoria wrote letter OF four
pages to Mrs. Abraham Lincoln ON tile
death of her husband, which has never
been published.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-08
Hartland Business Cards.

IIOP BtTrERS-Another large load, jus
i l received, and selling ut a reduced price
-waJ dOpn-at
CHAP.MAN'S DRUG STORE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04
AUCTION AAl.EH,
By o. Neal 3 Lucas, Auc.ioneers.


DY VIETU L Of 4. decree Of tha y CORPORATION
D Court ot ha Ci.y OF Ajax sndrs, catered on
Jsnuhrv 9th 1851. in tn. cnurc.rV c use of Edo.
lln's adj mr.. Us E6e:n II as, will sell bs pub
&c auction. IN irons Of tho Fcirtsx TT ertrsnce
20 the Market Bui 6Iuy, o. SATU Hija .hs
sub day OF Apr;!, lSo!, "a Il O'clock N, the fol
orInx renl usl.te VIE:
This LDT OF GROUND OF the east side OF
Pitt street, b"wesn Ming snd Caoi.ron streets
trohtcg on PIT rect LRen,r. ID az feet ard
funhIns a X u the ceaire at N SOU arc. There
- a Ftlli STORY BRICK GAkRlnG GE
FACTORY on the fro 1t Of tbs lot sni ihree
story BalCk BLACKSMITH SHOP on The
bar OF 1t
1'rns of Sale: One third cash. end the resi-.
que Ia lWc eql.i EcyInch's u xix aEd iwA!vo
tnoALhs from cats oi sG.ei the deferred Fay-
'GeLts to btar Interest lroc day of s.le tha par.
cnsset 10 give his bonds iur the deferred pay
:heu!s snt tie tt'e 20 be ra;hiEed until me
whole OF !ha purehsse Hao>og rsiG
"a ". = hliSThGNG,
al2-Hdg -. cni CO!G4C'r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04
Opening aud Closing OF the Mails.

Opening aud Closing OF the Malls.
CLOSING.
Washington, D. g., and Northeastern mails 8
8. N, IL m. and and Is p. N.
Western mails 80 and 10 p. n.
southern mais via Richmond, Va, 10 30 :.
%. nnd 4 81 anG s Is N.
South and oouth western msils, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia, woy ano through nails, 90 s.
u. AID 9 w D. 10.
Manassas Division Z 10 q.
Alexandria to kuurd Hill Vs., 8 UO q. N
OPENING.
Northern and West-rI mails, via Washirs-
.on, d. C., s 80 8. n II U, sDd CO p. III.
Southern mats, viz hichr,pad, Va, 81 s, n
And 81 d. %.
Sou.L western E,.i.. ~. Aynchburg, Virginia
Through nallsj inc.udlus Toy malls Oh Midland
Ralirosd, 3 50 - u.
Man.ss.s Division 30 .. %. for lock box only.
Kouuo Hill TO Alexandria, Va, ~ y. IA.
Office Epurs-Cice opens ii 81 R. M, snd
cio..s At o. y. n.
sunday aours-Otics opens at 8 is a. ~, and
cl 18Th al 30 a. uI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. &. @. VESTS hEEvE AND RRA1N TREAT
MENT; speclfc for hystcris, Dizz ness Con
Vu'Sions, Nervous Headache, Mer,sl Depres-
sion, Loss of Memory. Spermstorrt e, lmpo-
tency, Involuntary Emissions, Premature old
ge caused by over.exertiop, ,elt abuse, or over
lhdu gence. which leads to misery, decay and
DEATH One box will cure recent Gases Each
oo1 contains one m lnth's treatment Ono dollar
oo1 or Elk boxes for dvs dollars; cent By mail
prepaid Oh receipt Of pics We guarantee 81,
b Jxes to cure sny case. With each order re-.
ce'Ve1 by US for six boxes. accompanied with
hYe dollars, We Will send tho purchaser our wit
ten Rular.te 10 return The monpy if tha treat
ment does not effect cure Guarantees issued
oy An ny & o., Druggists, als1andris,
Va. wholesale and retail st.nls Crde.s b7
msil will receive prompt abortion. mari
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04
By {;rnnr e Wisn

Resl Estate : gents end Auctonse.s.l
" I'LL 49,, es g. ,1Frbmhp T = F0h s,Ls - BY
{ Aprli, 1851 IN front Of tGs &.nsiJa House
Hotel, LII buG L0f or GKUUrD
fronting 81 feet 4 inches Ga the east ii &c of Lao
street adjoining The i!ss House LOT ald runElng
back To Union street 200 f,e.-a spenGii lot Tor
m.nui .cturirg purposes Terms reasonable.
ub2-td WARWICK - MILLER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

IMPORTANT AS a guarantee to purchasers,
MCBUKNtY l. Son sco COW boitliag the purrs,
L1ouURs aud WINES Dpor,ed a,d doue.;icl
ualer tnelr owo Dsue, thereby protec log their
trade ttom tie many Imposition 10 bottled
iiu 1878 MIL
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mhlS-2awis

( IOMMiSSlGN SAFE OF VALUA.
" BILE hDI LDlNG LOTS IN The town OF
Falls Church, fSlrlG1 Iunty, Virginia.
By virtue aud IL eI, c ILlUn OF 4. decree of the
CIrcait Cuur; for the cCuntv Of Fairfax. State Of
Virginia rendered IL the Juns term 1850 ia sre
Of Ia the suit OF Cl0Yers ear VS. UGvei's hoIre
Tie unders2r 90 commissioners app rintt d iL sid
decree vii cir io7 sale, on fU ESD 7. tho 6
Q! Z pril AL, 1851, On the premises, TWELVE
BUILDING LIS Ii tho TO Va VI Falls 'juuIc Gu,
FslrisG county, Virgials varying in sz, from
one snd Une.f0urth acres u Two 8 ces oil
eliglbi5 eituated III the centre Of the town, con-
venient to Liores churches and schools, and but
one-;hlrd o! 4 milo from Esst Falls Church
Station on the " ssLlD.ton ard Ohio Raj rosd
.nUrdng double d.l rsll communication with
Washington ard ARK SadrIs.
The locality is remark ably heslthy, the so2ie-
~ Intelligent End persons ocs,clrg TO OBTAIN
homs in The country will dnt here facilities sur
passed By no other locality within easy reach CT
lhe capital.
The Commissioners are au:no:iz d to sell any
of ehd let's bt privste sE'g. iats Of the proper
ty mby be seer a. the iii Of lne kvening Star,
Alexandria GazsIte, ali 81 tko Pvs.C1ioe Falls
church.
Terms: Ten pcr cert csst, b-'sace at six,
twelve HI d eighteen months f.om dste, with iu-
Ierest, secured by nOLs= # purchaser and rer-
sonal security, and retsntion ot title until HuRl
payment, or all cash at option Of purchaser.
ALI sales subject Lo the confirmation Of the
said Court Convegsncng n puTclaser's cot.
Properly subj &c: 10 b3 reso!d u! risk and cost Of
" deiauiling purchaser. Sale 10 commence at
1880 q. NJ
HENRY W, TEOMAS,)
CASSlUS GARTEE, Comm'rs.
j. G. DePUTAUN.
mhsS-v4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04
By Green Z Wise, Auciion neers.

rOBMIsSIO NEKo' SALE OF VALUA
~ BILE REAL E>TaTG IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY -Pursuatt to decree Of the Cirrmt
Court Of Fsitf.I couaiy at Sovemb r term lSS
IN the csse of Emerson admir-. W. Emer=on et.
al, the underl!sned commissioners therein
NAMED, Will sell At public suction On TU ES-
DAY, Tie 2!t Guy Of March, 1881 st II O'clock
m.. IL front Vi the entrance to lne Court houm
~ kslrtcx street, in the city Of A.laIandria, Va
u Tk AGi OF LAND ia Fritfa1 county. lying
lnneilately on ths Potomsc river, three sid
p .'!I miles below Hlexsnn'ia. and clktsning
1863 Ictcs. The lard is believed 10 bs Uf good
q1"hty. Of easy scctss TO m,rse., while the
:'!ua!iun f,r beauty is no. surpassed by bly, oD
tue rlArr, c mmshding fu'l view Of the cities
OF hIf1andrlt md Washington and tia sur.
rounc,nR c uutry ot Mary nnt and Virginia.
Terms Ct Sale: One fourth of the purchase
money In Cab; tha rrsdu- in threu quat H.
stTlmen's a. nG. swalre ard elk h'een months
with lhlr7rst from ca .; u. bonds .: the pUr.
chaser 20 o. t.E"n. m,tn security and the nile
t" b. r9lsned uLtit al tia p4rcnAsa money Is
paIc. J! y. Cha UUHiUS) ,
W 4 TAY LUN, 0oni'u r. VI
J Nj. LUVE, "'e'
fsh16-eOts
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sAsU &HhCE.
NHlLlp 3. d0OE,

pHlLlH 3. HOOE
AGENT
Liverpool & London 6 cob, Fro Ina. 10,
N. 7. Underwriters AgaHcy Fire Las. o.,
Petersburg Savings and lls. 60,
Fire and Msrins Ins Go
ks"s taken by tause LIS. class companies at
currcn. fatos.
Losses settled promptly and literally. feb7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04
- LIZ tF a VALL t.Sut: FASH At
y Cn y ThhViAAk, EA;EE.N ClU&lY

eShik nf a VALUa6.E FAeh AT
- Cc iHkVihLE, FA;EFs:X ClU %rT,
W .-Fu'suaat 800 Cttrr= # he Circuit NnIr.
q: tHltilA court, rer d .raf ht 4. Ju e term
,s6, III Ihe suil "t To"t Il Liyi g.tvn " Go vs..
w Dsur. the u d sci. I'D c,nin!:s.on
Will .I:r ~ Luh'@ a..a on NGN'.i ln~ 18th
(ay al .lrlj g l. t,u T. U,ur. Day 81 6aIr <
q Va, ~ no u, tlI hfsh,y ImrroVvd sd
nLtrsClIp" + e. /. -. ~ IL he goes JG Ut Mr.
II, ~, c n.alnlug 3G53 Gees. rs Iuln i, ;,.au.
uluiy si uatr.; the .n.u.i;n Guu-- i, wiLnln u .
vi'ls,.n nrG g. .ibty s3tu,iet, II Iui vl-w II ths
bl.e Eljge n uu!aiH- iL~ !ahG Is Liso y in-
ur0Ved, and t:.e, i" addition " other Uui-pu!!d
luga IN attractive bsrn.
Terms tt SAFE: So much in hard 81 will pay
costs and EXPENSES Df { .ie; III residue in lLr.e
eqIsl rsVnahls IT SIX, lweivo anG eig hlsen
II, n.hs with Interest from! the day OF sAie. hud
Is re:eu;:!l vi lille ur.ll paid
i his tarm m-y be .ure!:s=nd st private sse
uhtit Apri GuurL and ar Ue.r, wuo rrsid,s
upon the tarEi wall ke pieacure in shopGp il,
Ii w. THuM&S,
GAnSlUo C-hTAE. o'mh is'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

MC9URNLY j. cON h.ys jast "vfned rer5
ch'ioe 1T ~ tr"ron aud I,all4u OIv5 Oi Fer
Ecely Fresh and Sueet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

ges- Ihe abova sais hGs baen postponed till
: - hDAl, April 2}:d, at samH lime rad
ilca mh2L cot,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

i1hOpPlN ANES Ak HaEDLGS,
~ COAL HOD FARM BELLS, &c. just
received 81 IS King street On the corner of Roy
Axes, made by VIM. MANI, of Lcwi>town, Pa,
which Axes We have sold Continuously Tor over
thirty years. nud are Known Is the best qusllty
sold 10 this city sls) supply Of Z < Handles,
Perfection Coal Eods, Shuqols and Iongs, Farm
Bells Of assorted siz IS, sDd other goods 10 The
Hardware liDe which We Will sell 81 small ad-
Ysace D. z. GREiGHTUH & SON,
So kiDg ct cor. Of Roysl,
sep29 AieIsnirit Vir. iuia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

SNEhTlLIZtNG CHEMlGALo -Faraers
& rave y.ur monty oy making your own
FertI::z.rsl Jsaney's Formula NO. TO- cen.
taius:
20J os. Pure Dissolved Slaughter Hous. Boaes
.5I = Sulpnate Potash
IS " ka.u.sl1.
IS " AumoLiA
Price 5 0O0
The above Formula to be mixed vi suth /.
cirhL ory 10 4ck Or stable manure t. MAKE uEt
TN IL WsIgat ao1 app I'D Win dfl' U u -
b: t. The or. We n,vs bean selling tue sooVe
fJrs-vvr.i years aud WIFI euLlre satlc ;tlon 10
al ~to have u, e. 1t.
mte JANNEY g. CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

rUMMur ShNSE crkW pANsl ".
II ale sr,!i more uf ;n'ae cleap aid useful
.tensi.s .bsn any lh.rg We nave ever Dad in our
tore We have jus. opuiird oar ia r5 !os since
Hm,s. No one nnu b 6 s7ur used then YuuIl
os wilcou. oae. McLSAN z UHLEH
ja..l2 - hIus street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

L,OLDING RDCaING CdAlaSl
L. FOLDING BOOKING UHAIRSI
We have jus, received d new Iot o! the above
gold., and IRE selling them 1T 81 on ench
tsb23 McLEaN q UHLhE, 70 King ct,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

EIHLFE WASh BHUodE5, wnoissals and
w retail, L S8 King ktrae!-Uu hand large
supply of Whit, Wa.n and other Brushes, to
2n,rh We invite the -tt-nHon OF purchasere.
eIc-s low. Orders solicited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

GKEUS-We have ju't received our sec nd
y supply OF LANDR RoTH'S CELEbaATED
GAhunN SEEOS, snd Cfr tosu to market
gardeners AID our regular Customers q: the
ow.s. prices Landretn's Catalogues Can bs
b al II oun application
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04

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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-15
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIv, July 14th.-Passed here TODAY, tt
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow Mr.. Kar
TEN, wife and two children, Salt Lake Robt
J. Stevens, wife and daughter, Washington
u. c.; A. T. Harte, Hartford, Conn; Z. p
Gibson, Rutland, VT; kua ksyana, Toxic
Japan; s Kurino. f. Fillmore and wife,
LAURA Fillmore, Adel Fillmore. l.. j. Don.
nelly, San Francisco; Harry Ross, Omaha,
Neb.; ". Il Cassin, Denver, Charles Edison,
San Jose g. IL. Ramsey, Trenton. IL: Miss
Nellie Holland, Wood River, Idaho; Il. S.
Moth, wife and daughter. Chicago; 10 emf
grant passengers, including rs males, to ar
rive in Sacramento July 10th.
OMAHA. July 14th.-Left here today. tC
arrive in Sacramento July 18Th: Oscar Van
derbilt, Chicsgo; Mrs. p. Adams, Sarcoxie
Mo: A Murray, Senator J. +. Miller, miss
Miller, j. II. Wigmore, San Francisco: Mrs
Frank johnson, Master Frank johnson
Gloucester, Mass J. b. Eldridge, Hartford
Conn; Mrs f. NJ. Jones and daughter
Charleston, $. c.
Thirty through emigrauts left on las
nights enisrant train, to arrive in Sacra
mento July DIST.
NEwHALL, July 14th.-Passed here to-day
TO arrive in San Francisco to- morrow: J
H. FITZGERALD s. 81. Baker, +. Fitzgerald
r. C. Kirkpatrick, Miss Forbes, A. Gudennc
Count Flayes. Count J. Szeechery, Count
G.. Szeecbery, Wallace Leach, G.. c. Beamis
II. II. Miner and wife. Count j. Andressl
Los Angeles; a. Gudeno. L. y. Daniels
Arizona: J. J. Brown, w. w. Stow, Mrs
Stow, w. L. Stiles, Tucson; +. i. Dirty
New York; Captain Jerry Long, Texas.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-15
SAN QUENTIN.
lcoSrrNuEp PROM FIRST rAGE.l

bids. in the minutes Of the Board of Direct
ors of April I4th was received by Directors
Chapman and Neff with the most apparent
and undisguised evidences of surprise and
modification. Early in the examination an
ATTEMPT had been made to impeach the &C.
euracy of the prison records, which had
failed. the entire Board of Directors subssan-
tiating the accuracy Of the minutes of the
transactions. On the occasion of this at
tempt Director Schell Indignantly arose and
declared the attempt to impeach the accuracy
OF the records kept by the prison clerk was a
gross insult. He was rebuked by the Com
mission for this language. Comment upon
this fact is freely made by large number of
spectators who have been in constant attend
ance upon the proceedings of the Commission.
JUTE CULTIVATION.
Irving NJ. Scott was called on behalf OF the
Commission, and testified that he visited the
iute works at Calcutta, four in number, hav-
ing capacity of 10000, coo bags per annum.
The manufacture of jute in California would
be brought into competition with the works
at Calcutta and Dundee Tho average wages
paid to labor in Calcutta was $50 a year and
found. The Chinese laborers in Calcutta
were paid 40 cents a day and found them
selves. The average cost of sack in Cal
cutta of the standard weight of eleven ounces
was less than FIVE cents. The United
States tariff was 50 to 40 per cent.
ooorafin1 n Tr0fpci inn
to the manufacture of jute in this country.
The climate of India was not as favorable to
the growth of jute as that of California.
Witness had familiarized himself with the
methods of jute cultivation in India, and be-
lieved it could be grown upon ordinary wheat
lands in the Sacramento and San Joaquin
valleys. 1t grew well in marsh or bottom
lands, and an excellent quality was yielded
upon uplands. Great differences Of opinion
existed in India as to whether the growth of
jute depended upon the fertility of the soil.
Witness observation confirmed his opinion
that successive crops of jute reduced the guam
tity and quality of the plant
REFORMATION OF CRIMINALS.
w itu6SS utu ShJ Sh-SA 60
tempt a. the reformation of criminals than
by industry and by strict discipline; he
thought the condition of convicts should be
in all respects worse than that of lahoring
men; had continuous experience in the en-
ployment Of labor for many years, and had
never employed less than 400 men ; believed
he knew something Of the motives of human
action; the underlying cause of crime was
innate criminal propensities; believed indus
try and effort TO make the prison self-sup-
porting to be the paramount consideration
which should influence the people of the
State of California in conducting penal in
situations.
The Chairman instructed the Secretary to
summon Judge Freelou, of San Fran cisco, to
appear before the Commission tom orrow.
Adjourned.
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HORRIBLE MASSACRE.
Butchery of 1000 People in the South Sea
Islands


Islands.
The following is from the FIJI Times of
April S0th, brought by the City OF New
York, which arrived at San Francisco
Wednesday
The schooner Elizabeth returned from a
trading cruise on Sunday, bringing news of
a most horrible massacre that has been per-
petrated at Tapitawa, one of the Line
Islands. 1t seems that some years ago a
branch of the London Missionary Society
was established in the island, from Homo.
lulu, under the charge of a Sandwich
Islander named Kahu, who succeeded in
proselytizing the entire community. Upon
their embracing Christianity he induced
them to give all their weapons into his
care, and everything went smoothly for
awhile. Latterly, however, the people
living on the southern part of the island
became dissatisfied at the constant requisi-
tions made upon them for copra, and con-
sidering kahu's Christianity too dear at
the price, they apostatized. kahu then
preached a crusade against them, and arm
ing his followers, led them on in person,
beating two clubs together and shouting,
Kill Kill - The carnage which followed
is almost too horrible for belief, not less
than a thousand men, women and children
having been Unfortunately mastered.
The most atrocicus enormit;es were prac.
ticed on their victims by the victorious
party, and after the general slaughter the
wounded were collected together, piled one
on top of another, and the roof OF an old
house placed over them, which the mis-.
creant Kahu fired with his own hand.
When the Elizabeth was at the island the
beach was still strewn with the decompos
ing bodies of men, women and children
but the archfend in the transaction had
been taken to Honolulu in the Hawaiian
vessel Stormbird, to answer for his almost
incredible crime.
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Board of Equalization.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Board Of Supervisors Of the county Of Sacra.
meuto will met rs required By law on the FIRST
MONDAY OF JULY. 1881, TO examine the assess
ment book and eqUalZe the assessment Il property
in the county, and uill continue in session from
time to time until the business Of equaliz alton il
disposed of, but not later than the fourth Monday in
July. lje25-tdl THoS. II. BERKEY. Clerk.
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SUMMONS.

SSIATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
= ramento-ss. In the Superior Court. 10 and
for said county. The People of the State OF Cali
fornia 10 r. KELLERBERGER, Trustee, John
Doe aud Richfri Roe, greeting: You are hereby
notified that action was commenced IN the
Superior Court of the county OF Sacramento State
aforesaid, by the filing OF 4 complaint in the Clerks
office, of said Court, the 18th day OF JUNE,
1881, in which action W +. ChoNEMILLER is plain
of the action, as appears from sad complaint, is
folIows To obtain decree requiring deter dants 10
set forth the nature Of their claims Ia and 10
that c.rtain lot OF land, situated il the city
OF Sacramento, county Of Sacramento, State
of California, described as the north Rfty feet
of Lot No. (s) Eight, in the block BOUNDED
by G. and II, and Thirteenth G3tb) and Fourteenth
Q4th) streets OF said city; that by said decree the
adverse claims of plaintiff and defendants be de-
termined by the Court, and 1t be declared
that the title Of plaintiff to said property
is good and valid, and that the DEFENDANTS
have no estate interest therein. and that said
defendants be forever debarred from asserting
any claim whatever thereto, and for general relief
And YOU are hereby directed to appear and
answer said complaint within ten days from the
service of this writ exclusive of the day OF SERVICE
if served on you in said county Of Sacramento and
within thirty days, exclusive of the DAY of SERVICE
if served elsewhere; and you are further notified
that unless you so appear and answer within the
time above specified, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the IelI,f demanded therein.
In testimony Whereof |, Thos. H. Berkey Clerk
of the Court Aforesaid do hereunto set my hand and
afX the seal of said Court, this 18th day Of JUNE,
A. D. 1851
[sEAL.I THos H. BERKEY, Clerk
By ]. H. PARSELL, Deputy Clerk.
ELwooD BRUNER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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SHERiEE'S SALE

yNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
u of sale issued out of the Superior Court OF the
State of California, held in and for the county OF
Sacramento on the 2lst DAY of JUNE, 1881, upon a
judgment and decree therein entered the 9Th day
of JUNE, 1881, in favor of ". Z. FRAZER and
against NELSON RAY, for the sum of SIP for
lumber sold and delivered by plaintiff to defendant
and costs taxed at s3s 49, and s25 for attorney
fee and 81 25 for filing and recording said lien, and
81 rs clerks accrung COSTS beedes costs to accrue,
by which was commanded to sell the one story
frame building, situate the east half Of Lot No.
% seven, in the block between and Q and Eighth
and Ninth streets, i'll the city Of Sacramento.
Notice is hereby given that in obedience to such
command, will on SATURDAY, the 10th day Of
JULY 1884, in front of the Courthouse, in the city
of Sacramento at the houi of ii O'Clock NJ OF that
day, sell at public auction, TO the highest and best
bidder for cash, the foregoing described one-s;ory
frame building to satisfy said debt and costs
HEILBR0N, Sheriff.
[, s. TAYLOR Plaintiffs Attorney. je24 lsw4wF
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-15
It. II. MCFARLAND.


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