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How DR.. GUTHRIE BECAME TEETo.
TALER.-In journey in Ireland in 1910,
IN an open car, the weather was cold, with
lashing rain. SPY the time we reached
a small inn we were soaking with water
outside, and as those days were days not of
tea and toast, but of toddy. drinking, we
thought the best way was to soak ourselves
with whisky inside. Accordingly, we
rushed into the inn, ordered warm water,
and got our tumblers of toddy. Out Of
kindness to our car-driver, we called him
IN !; he was not very well clothed-indeed,
he rather belonged in that respect to the
order OF my ragged school in Edinburgh.
He was soaking with wet, and we offered
him good RUNNER of toddy. We thought
that what was sauce for the goose was
sauce for the gaEder, but the car.driver
was not such 3 gander as we, like geese,
took him for. He would not taste il.
Why z we asked, what objection have
you!' Said he: 'Plase, your riv'rance, l
am teetotaler, and won't taste drop of
it. Well, that stuck in my throat, and
went to my heart. and lin another sense
than drink. though y to my head. Here
was humble, uncui.ivated, uneducated
Roman Catholic carman, and said, If that
man can deny himself that indulgence, why
should not /, Chriatian minister, I re.
member that; and have ever remembered
it to the honor of Ireland. I have often
told the story, and thought of the example
set by the poor Irishman for our people to
follow. carried home the remembrance
of it with me to Edinburgh. That circum-
stance, along with the scenes in which
was called to labor daily for years. made
me teetotaler."
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The wife Of man in Blair county, vir.
glnla, gave him her promise that she would
endeayor to carry out the terms of his WILL
and after his seath gave to the executors
paper with similar agreement. Being
notified that by this document she had sur.
rendered 8, O00 of her dover, she revoked
her agreement, and brought suit for her
third OF the estate, which was valued at
$50, 600. A lower and an upper Court have
decided the case in her favor.
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MARRIED.

Georgetown, FL Dorado county, August 1S-warren
Story, OF San Beruardino, to Hattie Jerrett, Of
Georgetown.
San Francisco, August 13-Frederick Canham 70
Stella L. Olmstead.
San Francisco, August 13-Louis Frankenberp &c
Gussie Rosenbum.
San Francisco, August 13-Harry Oscar Link to
Fannie Z. Mason.
San Francisco, August Is-Thomas Mccarthy to
Della Gavigan.
San Francisco. August 1o-wm. ]. Taylor to Libbie
E. Buckley.
Vallejo, August 9-James Murphy 10 Lizzie Wise.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 rHn RnCoAD-usros
Proposals for Indian supplies-rhe Lick

Proposals for Indian supplies-The Lick
Trustees Again I'm Ceurt.
SAN Francisco, August 15th.-Sealed
proposals for Indian supplies we're opened to.
day at Nc. 1924 Davis street, by General
Stoneman, member of the Board of Indian
Commissioners, assisted by Judge Jos. X
McCsmmon, who represented the Secretarv
OF the Interior, and Charles Dickson, of the
Indian Bureau at Washington. There were
over thirty.hve bids opened. No contracts
have b5el awarded yet.
Tie Trustees of the Lick estate have
brought suit against The beneficiary societies
of the Lick estate, for the purpose of ascer.
tanning the powers of the Trustees.
Opening OF the Mechanfcs' Fair,
SAN FRANCISCO, August 15.h.-The sew.
enteenth annual exposition of the Mechanics
Institute was formally opened this afternoon
to the public. The opening address was de.
livered BY 2. Il. Cornwall, President of the
Institute. The Grafton was delivered by
Chancellor Harrison. His subject wss
Science and the Mechanic Arts." Mrs.
Louisa Humphrey Smith gave recitation,
and Miss Ellen Coursen rendered vocal Sc.
lection. The attendance was quite large for
the opening, and the display gives promise of
being unusually fine. The exposition will
continue until September 18th.
semi-Annual Meeting OF the Board OF
Trade.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 15th.-The semi.
annual meeting of the San Francisco Board
OF Trade was held this afternoon, with J, s,
Taber in the chair. The Secretary's report
showed that cash received on account O.
dues, commission, etc., during the past hall
year was IS, 432 80; expenditures, 81, 914 "a
cash In the hands of the Treasurer, IS, sic OF
An increase OF 81, 51S SO during the SIX
months ending August 1st. Nine new mem.
bers were admitted during the past six
months and four resigned, leaving the total
membership 22S. G. Fl. Demster read Z
very Interesting paper, showing the advan.
tagcs that would accrue to the country
through reciprocity treaties with Mexico and
Central America. A resolution favoring such
treaties wa adopted, and q committee Of FIVE
was appointed, whose duty shall be to CORE
spond with individuals or commercial and
legislative bodies for the discussion and sdyo-
cacy OF such measures. a resolution was
adopted appointing . committee to consider
the feasibilIty Of the construction of line Of
steamers or propeners. &c be owned in San
Francisco, and employed in direct trade be.
tween this city and Liverpool and New York,
via the Straits OF Magellan or Panama.
Proposed Censelidatieu.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 15th.-The a.eo.
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81 e q,

DIED.
Sacramento, August 15-Louis Trumpler, 50 years
Funeral notice hereafter.I
Vallejo, August 1o-Bridget Derwin, go years.
Mortality Report.
For the week ending August 70, 1882, made BY
5. r. CALDWELL, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
August 4-John Card, 5 days; California Felix
vinaiay, days; California. Florence Donghan,
IS years and month New York.
August 5-Ah Shing, 43 years; China.
August 6-lnfant OF A. Popert, days California.
VIM. Frost Brown, months California
August 9-Jose Race, As years, months and IS
days; Chile.
August l0-James Graham, 81 years /; Ireland. W.
J. Scott, 40 years Ireland.
Besides the above there was brought here for in.
terment the following:
August 9-Peter Lorenson, 60 years Germany.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
Adyices from Alfalfa

AuNACVs IEOnh AlSsAas
PORT TOWNSEND, August 15th.-The
schooner Granger arrived yesterday, % days
from juneau. Alaska. From Captain Moose
it is learped that the mining news in that
section is encouraging. One placer miner
cleared up after Few weeks run, and real.
lied 81, 800. Two quartz mills are in opera
ton, enc on Douglass Island and the other
near juneau. The population of juneau now
numbers about 500. A number of prospect.
ors have started out from that city TO explore
the surrounding country. G. g. Bartlett, of
this place, has opened large store there, and
the Granger will return Immediately with o
stock of goods for him.
A Chinese Case at Port Townsend.
PoRT TOWNSEND, August 15.h.-The bark
Beatrice having shipped Chinese cook in
New York nearly year ago, to be discharged
on arrival at the first American port, on her
arrival here few days sincs the Customs
authorities notified the Captain that under
the provisions of the new Chinese restriction
bill the Chinaman could not be landed here.
TIE Captain, however, has telegraphed to
Washington for decision, and the ca g
remains unsettled till the authorities there
are heard from.
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POLITICAL.
Attention, Democrats |!

VNHE DEMOCRATS OF THE FIFTH SUPER.
Il visor District are requested to meet at theii
respective Polling Precincts on SATURDAY, the
10th OF August, between the hours OF and O'Clock
p NJ for the purpose Of selecting delegates TO repre-
sent them in the approaching Democratic County
Convention, the time Of holding said Convention to
be determined by the County Central Committee.
The following superintendent has been made, to
wit
Guthrie's-Three delegates.
Sutterville-Six delegates
Pockmans-Two delegates.
Perkins'-Nine delegates.
Routier's-Seven delegates.
Couch's-Four delegates.
Antelope-Six delegates.
Howel's-Nine delegates.
Michigan Bar-Four delegates.
Live Oak-Four delegates.
Lincoln School-house-One delegate.
BY order of 7. G. PERKINS and
J. B. TAYLOR,
Members of County Central Committee from Fifth
Supervisor District. au15-5t
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ARIZONA.

SANFORD "a. t. August 15th.-The track
layers and section men on the Atchison road
from Contention to Calabasas are dropping
down like sheep in time of drought. There
are now over fifty men down with the fever
at this station, and many more are threat
ened. The track is now laid to within four
miles Of Calabasas.
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ADvsRTrssnEsr MENTION

A lemonade social-Rebekah at the well.
Company assemble Thursday evening.
William Johnston for State Board Of Equalization
Third Ward Democrats Saturday evening.
Notice to creditors-H Gilmore's estate.
Sealed proposals for burying county dead.
Fortune telling-Mrs. !. C. Andrews.
Second Ward Democrats to night.
First War; Democrats to night.
New Lodge, T. Of P.
st. Josephs Acadeny-Term commences Monday
l. O. G. T.-Notice TO delegations.
Business advertisements.
Mechanics store-camping equipments.
Insures hops-w. P. Coleman.
Eiseaberg & Bro, cigar manufactures
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Camping Equipments

Of kinds We call particular attention to our
excellent values in BLANKETS: Gray Blankets
at So 50, So rs, S., and up to So All about
alike as far as warmth is commemorative differ
ence in price being largely difference in fine
ness. TENTS made to order.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

semi-Annual Meeting of the Board of
Trado-Thc Money Market-0pening Of
the Mechanics Institute Fair-Propo-
sails for Indian supplfes-The Gibson
Traxedy-suit Brought by the Trustees
OF the Lick Esfate-Eic.
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TRAVELLERS, ATTENTION. brown
linen busters, from 81 upwards, at .Hale's
summer clearance sale.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Fire at Merced-Completion Of the Calf
fernia Southern Railroad County
Demecrafs-verdict OF Life Imprison-
menf -Alaska Mining News Chinese
Case ut Port Townsend-Advices from
0regon-Etc.
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Osz DoLLAR ANp FIFTY CENTS Pam
Mems Congress CATERS of good quality. Of
Hkle's summer clearance sale.
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NJ uAvr AsAwn,rr -, ~.

Capacity, e.oeo feet psr day in . good Ioc,t;on
everything cozaflete $50 acres q timbered lsnd
Included with place, being In thickiy timber
country, and tnetrees mostly sugar Pine. Price.
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SHOES. Boys Congress CATERS unequaled
in value, only 81 25 per pair, at Hale's sum-
mer clearance sale.
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MEMS and boys unlaundrisd shirts. A few
left, from so cents upwards. at Hale's sum
mer clearance sale.
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BORN,

Sacramento, August 12-wife Of Anton Camenznd,
daughter.
Martinez, August 6-W:fe of C. williams son.
South Vallejo, August 9-Wife of John Tierney
son.
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NEW STYLES in mems hats, of J. B. Stetson
& Co.'S make, splendid values. at BALES
summer clearance sale.
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MORE SATrNs, In all the leading shades. at
70 cents psr yard-splendid values. Ladies'
should call and examine, at Hale's summer
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DAAsoN PLuas for preserving. A large
quantity of freshly picked damsons at very
low price. Longton & May, Fifth and K
streets.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

~ MT Ok-S "a fRONSs
q STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IF
II you are SO unfortunate as to require them.
With mind inatured and enriched by studies OF an
advanced order, can safely say that there ia hardly
not treat to successful Issue.
LADIES' am always ready to assist you Ny
past knowledge has been increased By extensive
experience am now able to treat you with the
certainty OF success No case peculiar &c your DELL
cate organism is beyond my control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior to any
offered heretofore. and will be warranted to have the
desired effect in all cases.
Those OF the public who need my services can de-
pend upon gentlemanly honorable add scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly those who have been In
tured by youthful indiscretions, and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can n they prefer consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the 6isease or
trouble and receive medicine by express with full
instructions All letters must be directed to !
JoSsELYN, N. D., ZIG Suffer street, San Francis.
co, Cal.
Cure warranted in all cases. or no nav reoulred
Consultations, personally or by letter, gratis Send
for book. Comfortable apartments Tor "a, tents at
my Inhrmary when desiredS with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors, 22o Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours -From A. N. to spM
Ny Diploma hangs IN my Office.
purchase my Essay Physiology and Marriage.
For sale by all newsdealers.
). II. JossELTS, NJ. D.
MISUNDERSTANDING
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CALIFORNIA.
suieide with strychnine.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION. ]
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For WHooPISG CoUGH Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
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BLACK basket armure. all wool, A inches
wide. 30 cents per yard, at Hale's summer
clearance sale,
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FOR CHILDREN.

Chilhen's Kid, Button Shoes. 81 rs
Children's Kid and Cloth, Lace
Shoes. =. :. =. 90
Children's Leather Slippers, :. o IS
Misses Pebble Goat, Button
Shoes, =. -. =. -. 65
Misses Good Kid Slippers, >. 90
Solar Tip Boots for little boys. SO
Boys B" Calf Dress Shoes, =. so
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SPLENDID line of ladies' French ribbed
hose. in sky blue and pink. 12I cents q pair,
ut Hale's summer clearance safe.
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CRACKERS { CONNECTIONS

" FISHER. NOS. sos AND $40 STREET,
He Sacramento. has just taken the Wholesale
Agency Of the CALIFORNIA CRACKER COMPANY
Of San Francisco. CRACKERS sold at lowest San
Francisco prices with difference in time and freight
in favor Of purchasers. Also, FISHERS CHOICE
CONNECTIONS. at lowest market rates jys2-spsu
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PARAsoLs.-Reductions in price of these
articles to less than wholesale rates. Call
and examine ct Hale's summer clearance sale,
Ninth and K stresrs.
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ASTONISHING, BUT TRUE-Gold watches
worth $50 selling for SAL fine iewelry quartz
sets worth $40 selling for s26; and all other
remaining goods in proportion or at greater
sacrifices, at j. r. Heath's closing.ous sale,
| S20 + STRAIT
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Good Babies.

Good Babies.
It's q jolly day from East to West,
For children thrive, and mothers rest,
The darling girls all named Victoria,
And with the boys, they have Castarfa.
1t is fact, there is no "may be-"
A mothers milk can't save the baby,
While sweet CastOrfa digests their food,
Gives them health and makes them good.
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LATE ARREsrs.-The following appeared
on the slate at the station-house at IL o'clock
last night P. S. Lawson, misdemeanor, by
officer Eldred Ella Ford petit larceny, by
officer Leavy; John Doe, misdemeanor, by
officer Eldred,
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leo Acres Near Auburn, P9ueer eounfv.
well improved. Has Good Orchard-au varieties
OF Trees, Vineyard; Small Dwelling, Barn. Farm.
ing Tools, etc. Price, $4,000.
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Rour Acre., oAe-half mile east or the
city, with small dwelling and barn |; price 400.
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EAGLE - WINERY,

II EEP5 THE BEST QUALITIES OF CALIFoR.
M MIA Wines and Grape Brandy CONSTANTLY On
hand, and retails at the lowest cash prices Good5
delivered. tiesl-3plyl II. s. NEVIS, Proprietor
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swsETsRR 4 ALsIP, saezaneate.
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A Fine Fr1ff Ranch OF ice Acres. near
Sacramento. consisting Of 10 acres in Vineyard
acres in Strawberries, 6 acres in 8lackberriea q
acres in Orchard, with fruit of all varieties 10
Windmills and Pumps, horsepower; good build
ings; well fen ed |; price $40. 600.
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ls0 Acres Of the Well.knOwn Keenan,
Tract, q Niles Southeast of Sacramento.
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RoBINsoN's CIRCUS. = Robinson's circus
gave two performances at Agricultural Park
yesterday. Both were well attended, and
gave general satisfaction TO all who attended.
They folded their tents and left for Stockton
last night, where they perform this afternoon
and evening. ss-s-s-
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SAN FRANcIsco, August 15th.-The aseo.
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MINNESOTA SOLIDLY REpUBLICA,
Washburn Gets There by a Bogus Ma.
jority Of about 3 200.
FIFTH.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
BRA1NKRD, Nov. z, 2:4O a. m.-Kindred
3l1 ahead as far as heard from. Vote in
Brainerd 1000. Kindred will have over
5000 majority. Vote not counted as
yet. Ths feeling at Kindred's
headquarters is serene and no one
is alarmed. The Internal lies of the
scoundrel Gilman telegraphed all over the
district yesterday to the effect that mob
law ruled here, creates the strongest indig-
nation and fears are expressed that coat
OF tar AID feathers may catch him yet be-
fore ne leaves. A more quiet election was
never held anywhere.
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Seventh Street.

From Slb!ey to Jackson streets, in accordance
with and as indicated by the red line on the
PRONE thereof, and as reported upon as being
necessary and proper by the Board of Public
Works of said city. OF date October 10th, 1882,
which report was adopted by said Common
Council at their meeting held October, II. 1882.
Inc profile indicating the proposed change ia
on file and can be seen at this Office.
By order OF Common Council.
TROs. 4. PRENDERGAST,
oc 24-tues sat-3w C;ty Clerk.
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Continued on Fou. tn Page )
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FIRST.
MOWER.


ADAMS, Nov. 7.-Gilfllan 146: congress-.
Bierman 1876; White 8; Roberts 9: senator,
Hoiilster 142; Carter a; representative.
Frank Anderson SO.
LEROY, Nov. White 80, Roberts SO.
Bierman 81: state senators. C. E. Carter
III, W. s. Hollister "a; representative
south district, John Frank I74:H.C. An
derson 8.
Austin: Nov. Austin, city and town
snip, White 366, Bierman 235, Roberts %.
Senator, Tanners, Alliance, Carly lO7. rep.
TO L. Hollister, 4O7.
Especial Telegram to the G,oba
ROCHESTER,. Nov. IA. Biermann's ma
]ority IN the city is 100; j. A. Morrison
senator, ITS; M. j. Daniels, Representative
fourteenth district, 119: H. C. Cutler ;ndoe
OF probate, 1888; F. L. Cook, county super
lntendent of schools, 72.
EYoLA, Nov. ov.7.-Eyola village CONGRESS-
men, White "a, Bierman 43, Roberts 3
State senator-Morrison 81, Mayo 90
representatives 43, Poller 80. Evola
township White 40, Herman Al. Roberts.
Greenbacker, II. '''
OwAroNNA. Nov. Eight voting Dre--
cincts including Owatonna city give White.
llo, and Hickman, state senator, Is. The,
entire Republican ticket viii be car
RED with majority of from so to o5o
Whites u majority will probably be 200 in
this county. ~ ~
WINoNA, Nov. 7.-Returns from nr;rc;
pal towns indicate majority Of Loo to,
l,2OO for Bierman, DEM, for congress. Tho.
whole Democratic Legislative ticket ia
elected On the anti Window issre bv an
average majority of 700.
WABAsHAw.
Wabashaw- -Bierman lo4. " ,ite ? s+o.o
senator, Gregg "a, Lawrence So Represan-
iatlves. Baumgarten 50. EmerT 81. Ra};ll,
30, fost ID Ludike 4, Jones 80,
Town of Zumhrota-Whole nnrobo. -
votes cast IS. Lawrence 46. Grec.r- 81
Rahilly "a : . ven, oos
Hyde Park.Bierman 80, White 81
state senator, Greg 4s, Lawrence 90. Rem
resentatlves. Baumgarten %, Emery "a
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LAKE PARK, Nov. kindred, 13; Nelson,
l32; barnum. q. Senator Comstock, Sc:
Bodkin, 6; Frazee, A. Representative
Forgerson. 13S: Lowring, 4 Childs, s.
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Especial Telegram to the Globe
ADA. Nov. THE indications are now
at O'Clock that there were 900 votes cast
In Norman county, of which Nelson re-
celved 600 and Kindred 800. But very
few democratic votes we're cast. and Sheer
enson and Baker on the Nelson legislative
ticket will get about 200 majority in this
county. The Norwegian county ticket is
elected
AUSTIN, Mimi, Nov. Kindred 90 Nal
son II.
OTTER TAIL.
BATTLE LAKE, Nov. 7.-TownsAip of Ev-
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CIw CLERa's OFF1cE.

81 EAuL., Oct. 23, 1852.
Notice In hereby gwen that the Common
Council of the city of Saint Paul
will, at their regular meeting to be held
on Tuesday, the 2lst day Of November, A. D.
1857, at 7:30 O'Clock p m, at the council cham
Der IN the city hall. order change Of grade on
the following street, between the points
named, viz:
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The Wealth of the Rothsch;1.ke.

A"o " c0OR OF tne AOthSChiL66.
1oe two brothers. the Barons Rotaschilds
OF the old ancestral house in Frankfsrt-on-
he-Main, have made the return of their in
come tor taxation. The younger brother.
"lhetm' or Willy, as be is called, appears
to be the richer of the two-at all events
for the present taxable year. His return
Is 4.7SS,0OO marks. The elder brother.
Meyer Karl. on the other hand, oply re.
turns 4-566.000 marks. According to the
hgures rendered by himself to the govern
ment' Baron Willy Rothschild enjoys
oally income OF 1920 marks, or over
$3,25O. An anti-semitic print details the
figures closely. and exclaims that this Jew
is receiving 56z marks. or $40 every hour.
$235 every minute, and four cents every
second. -Four cents a second does not
sound much. but there are 31,536, 600 sec
onds in every year.
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Pay Tn

Your election bets by buying good kat a. the
Square Dealing Boston Cne Price Clothing
House, corner Th,id and Robert streets.