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quiet: inferior to good common 6a6I1c, common ts
Z Nd common 6y{aic yellow clarified hrmer at sc
MplaSes IN mir demand; icrmenllng SSaC6c: Centri
lugai IJA6l c; common Optn kettle 45aJ0c fair
6jEc: prime 10 choice GOAflc.
BosrOS, February l0.-WooI--n Demand active:
Onto aud Pennsylvania Y A3aiica Michigan fleece
tlai!lsc; medium aud No. Michigan and Ohio asa
Il; c0mblnE aud delalnc 47aJOc; pulled 3Oa5!JJF.
TrTUsYILLE, February ln.-Oil opened At SGJSc;
highest Sc lowest S6l{c; closed ut SIC, Shipment,
$685. barrels; runs !, ij0 barrels.
lTTEGuEGM, pa February lO.-Petrolcum quiet;
nnled certificates iitmer closed At SIc refined = e
for Philadelphia delivery.
CINCISSArI, February lO.-IIogs quiet; common
and light " 5O47 ". Receipts 1870; shipments
800 head
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not wait till next month, or next week.
Very few men know how to keep silent.
The ItalianshRve proverb, "hear, see and
say nothing II you wish to live In peace"
The man who Is bent on telling all he knows
generally ends by telling more than be
knows
II to DO were rs easy Us to know what
were gOodto do, chapels had been churches
and poor mems cottages princes palaces.
II is good divine that follows his own sn-
structions. can easier teach twenty what
were good to be done, than be one Of tue
twenty to follow my own teaching.
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PILESI PILES! P!LES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

urc Cure Tor Blind, bleeding; Itching ana VI
ccntSd piles has been discovered by Dr. william lillian
HI,,, nI,,f Singlc box has cured the worst
ShIonic eases Of y; Of 80 yeam standing. No one
need su(cr hve minutes after applying thS won,
deTini SO0thnr medicine; Lotions insltHn SUI
Snd siccunrIrs do mnrr harm than EO0d: VII
Hams Ointment absurbs the tnmorS. alluys the lll
tense Itching particularly At night 9ier Se'itlS
warm ia bell net, pOulcc, gives instant i ahu
w Ihc nriynis I4rts, and for nothing else,
Berd whni tiie Hon. J. N. Codlnherty, e ClSye
land says about Dr. WiIams, Indian Pie ont +
~ rJs me Measure 10 s.y that have never found
,SnSihIny which guvc Chimmcdiale and peflna
mont relief rs pr Williams Indian OintmTnt.
sid by INcuu 4 Co., bridge Corner; MhtsSIIng
a ~ "a " SIS UENRY & CO., PTUp'E.,
Sss.ynE O. VlSeS Street. New York Guy.
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Ole aateLLlqsaten.
WEST VIRGINIA LgGIsLATURE.
YSSierdny's Proceedings In the Senate
md IInnne OF DeleghIeA.

ana House OF Delegates.
The Senate met at the usual yesterday,
and there being no minister present the
devotional exercises were dispensed with.
The reading Of the journal Of Thursdays
proceedings was interrupted by motion
by Mr.. Farnsworth to dispense with the
further reading. Mr.. Donehoo demanded
the yeas and nays, and the vote resulting
in the negative the reading was resumed
and finished.
A communication was received from the
House announcing the passage Of a number
Of bills.
Leave Of absence for two days was grant
ed Mr.. Dawson, and one day for Messrs.
Samples and Faulkner.
On motion Of Mr.. McGrew the mem.
ben on the part Of the Senate AIessrs. Van
meter and McGrcw) TO investigate the con-
dition, &c, OF the Hospital for the Insane,
were grantodN leave Of absence until their
labors on such committee will be COM
pIuted. On the further motion Of Mr.. Me.
Grew leave Of absence WIS granted to ], NJ
Hamilton, TO accompany said committee rs
clerk thereof.
House bill No. 277, concerning the mode
Of recovering fines, was read third time
md passed.
House bill No. 2l2, to establish the indie
pendent school Dis ret Of PecltrCe out Of
sub.dislrict No. | Of Barbour county, was
read third time and passed.
Mr.. FarnswoHh from the Joint Commit
tee, appointed under House Joint Resolu.
ton No. 90, providing for joint commit
tee TO examine into the charges of news
paper publishers for printing the constitu
tional amendments" reported that they
had examined the charges, and found
grent differences in the several charges
made, and have come to tho conclusion
that S225 is just and reasonable compen-
sation for the work done by each Of the
publishers.
Ropnau
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On Thirty Days TrInI,

We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro.
Volta!c Belts and other electric appliances
on, trial for thirty days to young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, etc, guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete RESTORATION Of
vigar and manhood. Also for rheumatism.
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney difli,
enltles, rnpturts aud many other diseases.
Illustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
Vnlthtc Rali Co. Mnrshnll NLich arnsI,r
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Language is revealer Of character, and
that which man would conceal by his
acts he cannot hide in his words.
They who are weary Of life, and vet most
unwilling to die, are such that have lived
to no purpose-who have rather breathed
than lived.
Do all that lies in your power To add Ia
the hapPinessotyo your friend to-day. Even
Though 1t be but llttleneglect Il not" d.
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FINANCIAL AM coMnERCIAL,


NEW YoRE, February O-AlONEY-SA5 per cent;
closing Ut Idi per cent Prime mercantile iApeT 6aJ
yer CeI sterling exchange, bankers bills steady ii
u blSi; demand ~ W.
GOyLRS MESrs--Firm and a per cent higher TOT
e1tcuded Us aud 4 peF cent higher for As regis
terSd. Remainder unchanged,
Y O. e sA!siiIsl..-igl lLsnlSh & Wllkl.r..los
.. b, extended-..l0St5LP 7. 4 SIX. City lttS llgf
~ upOnS......llijIl U. Pacific bonds lslI 10Y
h coupons; ,.......lls,S y. Il. Land urants.llI
Pacific " OF '93.......lG5 U. P,S r. BOldAlQ
Central Pacific lGt.. ll3l rexGs Pacific IA g'IH CO..
Erle5ecOndS"".t.... Ssia lex. PAC. X. e. UIY, eI5t
eUhercd.
RAILROAD BoxDs-ActvIe but Irregular
STATE anUHTlEs-Genenlly weak; TenneSeeS
active but Irregular.
Louisiana COlsGlA... OK Virginia 6s.......,.. 70
Missouri 6s''..........".illa Virginia ConsOlS, u.
ST. JOscph."."."..,.lUgNl ira mat, COurOllA CT
Tennessee 6s'........... ~ vlnluia deisFred. Is
tennessee ~. new. 50 sOffcred
STOCKs-Sbare SppCulAt opened strong and AZ
per cent higher than ~ the close yesterday for
IAN frlnci'cO common, ~ per cent higher lOr pre,
ieFfed, !PeE cent higherior MemphlA y ChaTestOn
sud bll per cent higher for tho remainder u the
N lrkct.
IN The carly dealings general advance Of Isal,!
per rUt look place, OpgOB Navigation and Rich.
inonl q hlNills gci most prominent IN the nd.
s0lI down "a PER cent 10 l05S, but Immediately
COYGcd per cent. subsequently the market feil
OF al PCT c,nt, the latter Tor Richmond Dan.
vllr while Cleveland, Columbus y II lnOIs Central
sold down 3per cent 10 l3yS. recovery Of J.aT
per cent took place at nooh' Cleveland, toinni61s
4 Illinois Central leading therein but between the
bjsrd the market ell of tal per cent Manh Titan
Beayi Northwestern uiId Wabash preferred WeTg
PROMINENT IN the downward movement, while
Louisville Nashville declined ~ per cent Aud
Memphis Charleston 81 per cent.
Al tues CJLu DOAtu lvCJYtry Vi LA3S per cent
wAS recorded, the latter for Cleveland Glumbus 4
illinois Genital, while Louisville & Nashville sold
up per cent 10 ". In tue late dealings Inc
market fell OF lll per cent, the latter for Denver
Rio Grtudc closing weak
Itug sIltITtn sRnr,,
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Kidney ana Liver Diseases aud Rheumstism-
SUFFERED misunderstanding seemed to heir me:
ouIa not get out Of bed. DT. Smith Curcd me,n
zEIT PHILLIPS.
Catarrh, PolypuS OF Nose, lmJ4IIed VUiCe.-sut-
eIcd for yCaE patent medicine failed 10 helm me.
CHARLES CHADDUCE,
OfSpc.del & Co.. Wheeling VIVA,
Dyspepsia and liberated StOmLch,-"Treatnnen
or year failed 70 give mt relief Dr.. Smith cuTCd
ne" THOMAS HOLT, Insurance NEeDt,
.I m,;m ~, them foFF fourteen years DT smith
scroflla Running soTcs on Head@"Yy SoS w was
'mictcI Tor fourteen yeAB. Nothing Setmed 10
help him. Dr. Smith cured him
MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling, ", Va.
CEnCcF.-"suifcred for yGgfy with Cancer Had Il
sul out three timCs. u retu nd riter cnch open.
nHT, Dr. Smith cured me Er,s"T, tr'E c.rs. Gr
tIlcs, FIstulR Of Anus-FtNs =, -, - 49,. IL
weeks Reported dying. d. Smith cured me With.
'ut knife, III Ave wGekA
wholesale Grocer, Main St, Wheeling, WA
,UlCGRiions 0i RCctum, rfGiETsus aud P!icS-
~ We given W to die and pronounced incutGblo.
Ut smith CURED me without kUi1C"
WASHINGTON DELAfY,
Rev. II. o. LAdd whics:--"pr, Smiths protcSIi5nal
services In my family have Lten most sstIsiscfory
and ] commend him TO All n A gentiemsn anal
Nklliul physician"
AN. Margaret EOlb SNyR:--"I had been suffering
,iSvtn yeGh and treated BY many phySicaIm for
dyspepsia. Dr. Smith said Ibhd AtGIeWOTm and
IN eight hOun removed 8 monster 100 ieet lone 81
Female Complaints Three yeRn in boSpiialk for
females, give me peculiar advantages In such cases.
fers0m cuird Of c4aTIh, diseases Of heart. liver.
stomach, Kidneys, skin, blood, nervous RIlsctions
t.iq weaknesses Of ineli and youth, IcroiulR and
SihmR testify TO my SuccesS.
Piles cured without the knife
lAticntS AZ distance may he treated By letter and
%uAlacllun guaranteed. chart for Aelf eTnIninG.
!i9n eeut on receipt Of two thyCGcent Esmps. and
advice returned free. - NN
CGnsultaton at office free. OEice hours Irsu, 0 A.
u 70 =. r., sAlly. BnndRy from 2to6ES. Cali
lh or AddrCSL J. T. SMITH, ~ D..
SEia No: 81 Twelfth ST. wheeling. viva.
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GoTo your druggist for Mrs. Free,nan'S Ee,r
National Dyes. For brightnessand durability
Of color, are unequaled. Color from to
pounds Directions in English and German,
Price, Is cents.
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KEEr it in the house and 1t will save you
many an anxious moment during the changes
ut season and weather; we refer 10 Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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Dtar Sir'-Ah1ut three years Rgn was attacked
with bronchitis and uJcgCulur disease the left
lung. aud suffered iuT Iyu Yeas severely that
was unube To- Intend To Dusimcss. A. ont year ago
Twas advised 10 try Fellows Sy'rpOi llypphos
phiics, mud before had insiCd one bottle my NJ
pc itc nnd st'en I'll wrrr rfr'tiy improved; nv
cough became les tr ,n3lcs9me my 'Iccp was sound
over year ] Ind suffered from NERVOUSNESS and
difficult enthing all the lime was sirE; but your
syrup has cured i'Hl lnivi.cnil pcr-nus afflicted
Is was to Use Fellows syrup Of nypopbUspbiles.
(slgncdl JAMES H. STEWART
An endless chain Of good effects Is formed by FIJI,
LOWS CoNrouSD SYRUP OF HYroPnusaiITEs, and
we arc sale in saying, from long experience In
medicine. its virtues are not possessed by my her
-.--...l.I,,uAED.t i,-I
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
a sure cure for Piles psW
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Miss ISABELLA Hill, Allegheny City, Pa,
bad Chronic Catarrh; is well from the use Of
PERUNA "
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\ EEASsESsMEST OF TIIE REAL ESTATE IN TIL
gTATP

Judge Ferguson favored the passage Of
the bill. He said that 1t was absolutely
necessary to increase the revenues Of the
State, and there were but two ways to dc
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DR., FTazier'S Root BittGrS,

FpIIars IloOl DllIen ar MOI q dMm Sh0P NIl,sky
beverage, but are strictly medicinal " SyeIy S D'
N" b6wciS Open and rCgulnr, the weak strong
heal Ihe lung, buld up the nerves end cleanse lhe
6inii and system Of every iMpuriy.
Ior DIIliiieSS Rush Of Blood 10 the Head, tendlng
N SnSnleXV DYSPEPSIA, Fever and AIuc, DTolEYI
Pimpics and iil6tchCs scTninl9uS humon hud
sons, letter, King WOTin White swelling, bryslpe'
Ia" Sow Eycs. and Tor yGung men suffering from
WcnEntss or Debility caused from lmprndencc, anu
10 females ia delicate health, FnslerS Root Ht'etS
arc especially recommended. ,...p..,
DR., Fni2er; nave usVIl lWu VVS'Ssu' nj Ria
nsJ Dlsca,e, and they did me more good Than me
dSStnn aud ali the medicine ever used. From me
dnt dose took began TO mend ana am hpM W
SIdcr your medicine one Ot tho greatest OF bleslIN
MRS NJ. MARTIN, Cleveland, ONO,
Sold by Logan 4 Co., Bridge corner, " neeuiiS'
and BY druggists everywhere NJ 81 Per bott'C,
'"N HENRY & 20, Sole Prnp'nS,
deS.Enw &C vcscy Street New YnIE CITY:
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The particular attention Of the Public 3 cared 10 he
i1et that The entire RtlbtrG 81 The ickts 0rClrh Monthly
Drafting u odd and consequently az eprir1 IN zach
iruIciRg drs sOjd and dntlrn nHdIIh Iall.WSAW
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Or. J. {. SMITH,
NO. 81 TWELFTH STREET.

NO. SI TWELFTH STREET.
Che hest evidence Of physician suecfy b the tea
lm0ny Oi hi patients. TheIRcrruSing demands for
ny professional services prove that ! have dealt
lonnnIhly and fairly with those who have COnyulted
nc. never ne patients name without peIniIs-
iOn though have inHmy hundred cCTtIfcatTs from
hoSe whom have cured a;iCf they had been mo-
lgnnecd incurable. a thorough medical eduCntion.
YIN many Year, OSpltaleXpCrleuCGH and familiarity
WIN therapeutic agents, Clme Observance OF tenn.
ornamental pecullarilies aud strict attention 10
1SSlenic management inuTCS success, II euro q
possible, and fmnkly give the patient my npinion
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ia In Sale Street, Chlcf 70, Ills
The New York office s removed 10 CHEST g. 49,
y. R-OTdcn nddTCsed 10 New Orleans will 10.
cciye prompt attention.
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LOTTERIES.


An the dtlWlna will hereafter 10 under the ex.
elusive supervision and Cgntrpl II uENERA1SQ q. 4
BEAUREGARD and JuBAL A. FARLEY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNk FIRST GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS
BiA1 MN UllLkANs TUESDAY, fERRuARY
Nd. lbS2-lllIt MONTHLY DRAWING,
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10000 TICKETS Al TWO DOLLARS ZACH
AALRITIISEG q: p ED, DOLLAR !

Approximation Prizes VI SS1U ......,,,., q 700
3 Approximation Prizes Of .OO...........-.. $50
Approximation Prizes Of lOO..,,.,......-. 800
10 .,,..,,. . 49,.
1877 IIlAe amounting W.,'.'. ;tllutg9
Responsible corresponding agrnh wanted al all
points, TO whom li6oh oDmItnsHllon will be paid.
For further Information write clearly, giving full
address. Send Oren by expires registered letter,
N. 4, DAUPHIN,
Nn,u 0t1n6nS 70
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sPEAkER WILSON'S RAILROAD BILL
was then read the third time, and put
upon its passage, when Mr.. Wilson, Mr.
Tippelt in the chair took the floor in sup,
port OF the bill.
Mr.. Lowry hoped the bill would moi
pass. He remarked that the patron OF the
bill "died hard" lie did not think It wa,
time to begin 10 legislate railroads In the
State. 80
Later on in the discussion, Mr.. Wilson
spoke Of Mr.. LowFy'sremaTks, and referred
to "his connection with this railroad com
pany." Mr.. Lowry said the gentleman was
mistaken, and anywhere outside OF thi.
House he would use much stronger Ian
guage. Mr.. Wilson in a very fiery manner
responded:
"You will, will you? Well, let me tell Won
sir, that you bad better be very careful how
you try anything Of the kind with me.
care us little for you, sir, us do for n lly. )
Mr.. Lowry started to reply, but III,
Speaker pro tenn, Mr.. Kepner, called then
both TO order, and Mr.. Lowry resumed hi
seat Mr.. Wilson said the gentleman iron
Summers had made personal matter OF
legislative one, and II lie wished to persis
in his conduct he was ready to meet him
Mr.. Lowry said he bad not gone beyon1
the pale Of parliamentary practice in hi
remarks; he had asked the gentleman
there was not personal piqGe which in
tluenced him in the matter; he Ind no
gone into common rumor and said tina
there was such u motive behind the gentle
mans action on this bin.
Mr.. Wilson livery exCitedly)-"Apd an,
iT ;:..n, who does say it lies in his teeth ani
the truth is not in him."
Nr. Lowry-''I do not take that 10 my
self, because have never said So"
Several mildCr passages took place he
tween the two, but finally they both dc
sisted, and Judge Ferguson took the foo
in opposition to the bill, making nm abb
and comprehensive speech, Of unusua
length for him.
Mr., Riley demanded the previous cues
ton, and it was ordered put.
The question was then put upon the pa,
sage Of the bill, and 1t was rejected by
vote OF SO to 90.
Mr.. GRntham moved to adjourn, an
Mr. Lowry wanted 10 amend by maxim
the adjournment till Monday. The mC
ton Of Mr.. Granthaln was promptly nm
emphatically voted down, and MrfLoy
rvs adopted.
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ANorE oS PORrroAI.-" Female beauty

ANoTE oS PoRTUGAL.--" Female beauty
is rare throughout Portugal" says an Eng.
lish traveller, and of that encountered in
the port.wine capital the larger share Ger.
tainly pertains to the peasantry of the en-
virons. At the principal theaser Of the
city, after minute inspection of the boxes,
it is possible to count upon the fingers Of .
siogle hand the few pretty faces you will
have succeeded in discovering, and the
process may be repeated night after night.
Ladies' still 60 to the theater here in the
old fashioned sedan chairs, the unexpected
apparition of which, with their quantity
attired chairmen, in one OF the more an
cient tortuous streets relegates one back
for at least a century. These dimly.
lighted, long, narrow, winding thorough.
fares would appear to be slightly danger.
Gus at night time, Judging from their being
regularly patroled by belmeted horse.
guards with drawn swords, who, from the
slow pace at which they move, have been
irreverently nicknamed tortoises by the
Portuguese. Why the latter have given
the name of mussels to the guardians of
the peace posted after dark with their
loaded rifles at the end of many OF these
thoroughfares is less comprehensive"
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, E1e

Hermann, The Ha:ter-Nc. 1886 Bearny street
near Pine The finest hats ct the lowest prices
Factory No. II Belden street
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Sacramento Planning ssIil.

SAaH AND BLIND FACTORY. CORNER OF
- Front and Q streets, Sacramento.
Eoors. Windows, Blinds.
Eihisi u all kinds, Window Frames, Moldinss Of
every description, and Turning.
HARTWELL, H0TCHKISS & STALKER.
m22-kpIm
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ORATIoN

Delivered iy Hon. Grove L. johnson. at
the Annual Reunion OF Court Capi.
sol, No. 6ss4s. A. o. r., at East Park
Greve, Mshday. May ], 1889.
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WHOLESALE aRocERs

Taber, Harker If Ce.-Importe1s and wholesale
erocers' NOS los and ITO California street.
Weiiman, Peck ii CO.-Importers and Whole.
sale Grocers and Dealers In Tobacco and Ciesrs
nos. I28 to 1872 Msl6et, and No. % California
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"Where shall we look for indepen.
dencef" There's your motber-in-law and
the Pullman car porter, sir. Boston Post
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HATS,

school OF Civil Engineering. Surveying,
Drawing and Assaying "a Post st. A. Van der Nailen
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STATIoNERs, PRINTERS ETC.
u. .. Crocker d Co.-Importing and Manufsct.
Gring Stationers, Printers and Lithographers, Nos
zlb, III and 219 Bush street. above Sensome.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

KIDNEY WoRT-the only known remedy
acting at the same time on the liver, bowels
and kidneys.
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RuBBFR AND or, GOODS

Davis Il KeIIogx-Pioneer Manufacturers OF CAPS
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats, Covers, etc. Importers
and Dealers In Rubber Boots and Woolen Goods
No. "a California street.
The Gutta Pereha and Rubber Kanufaci-
uring Company -Manufaeturers Of Rubber Goods
Of every description. Patentees OF the celebrated
Maltese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets J. W. Taylor, Manager.
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swaiD's Family Bakery and Dining
ssloon-No 636 Market street. Wedding cakes,
Ice cream, oysters iellies etc. constantly on hand
Families supplied.
Campf's original italian Restaurant has
reopened under the management OF n. Giamboni.
Campi's former partner. Nos 53l and 533 Clay
st., near Montgomery. Everything first Glass;
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Marcus q. Hawley sz CO.-Importers OF Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos 3ol, 303,
g05, 307 and 300 Market street, San Francisco.
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Roman Catholics, 40, 337 Baptists, Is, 775;
Trinitarian Congregationalists, 10 Oo3 /;
Episcopalians, l2,04O; Methodists, II, ,394;
Unitarians, 1896; and 60 on, down TO
swedenborgiap, $50 all others about
5000. But are the Spiritualists included
in the 3. 600 call others ?" That doesn't
seem possible, for apparently Boston should
be the spiritualistic headquarters of the
United States. In the He5aH's advertise
ment Of Sunday seryices there are regu.
larly twelve seauces announced, and one
can hardly traverse street without sesing
a sigu of one or another kind Of medium,
and il one should express feelings antag-
on;stic TO Spiritnalisrn in mixed company
here. that, indeed, would be terrible
business. The Catholic superiority Of
church attendance is not surprising, for
Catholics are bound to hear mass, and
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KILLINERy
RESTAURANTS

Ine Randbox-The popular Millineii Establish
ment. B. s. Hirscb & Co., No. 74s Market street.
Strict attention to orders from the interior
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SAN FRaNgISOO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory

AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS.
David n. Hawley-Importer and Dealer
in Agricultural Implements, Agent of Woods and
Meadow King Mowers, III and 10 Market street.
George A. Davis Il Co Manufacturers Agents,
327 and 329 Market street.
Frank Bros.-General Ag'ts Walter A. Wood Nov.
ing and Reaping Machine Co., 3l9 & 321 Market ST.
Baker sf Hamiifon--Importers Of Agricultural
Implements and Hardware Agents of the Benicia
Agricultural Works. to 10 Front street
ARTISTS.
Observation-Disclosures and Photographer No. "
Montgomery street. EST. .5shed in 1851.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Pacific Business College and Jelesrapl;c
Course, a70) W. E. Chamberlain, Jr, and I A.
Robinson, Proprictors No. 800 Post ssroet, oppo
sits Union Square, S. F., Cal. Send :, CircgilsIs
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Core.
pository, 81 Market street A Ii. Isham, Manager
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC.
ezs to 63i Clay street, San Francisco.
DRY GOODS.
The White Esouse-The oldest Dry Goods House
In San Francisco. We import direct froE, the
principal marus in Europe, consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade Country
orders attended to. } W. Davidson Y Co., Nos
1a1 and 1G3 KearGY street, San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
w. w. Montague sk Co.-Importers Of Stoves
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Martieized Mantels,
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers Of Plain,
Japanned and Stamped Tinware. Nos Ito l'2,
ia, l16 and 11S Battery stree
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08

FARM E Or SALE.
TJyoR saLE-1eo ACRES OF EXCELLENT szas
e farming and garden land, situated in ~
Placer county, four miles southeast of New .zAs
castle. There the place mmodious, hard.
finished house, fruit-house, well of excellent
water plenty Of timber, 0 acres OF orchard acres
of vineyard all varieties of berries, ETC. Title per.
feet. For particulars inquire Of BERkY
MITCHELL, Newcastle. m5-lms