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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Alexander Goldberg TO Alexander Mcdonald ct al.
August IS, lss2; for $780, esst half section Is
township north.
T NJ Liadley to A. T. waldron-August %. 1852 (;
for $50; lot 9, between and Q, Twelfth and Tnr-
teeuth streets.
D=vsa fcx &c Eaa.aas fex--Assyass AZ IsSs-s-sar
$500; lots /. 2, 5 and !, between aud T. Eigtth
and Ninth streets also lots and s. between Tenth
and Eleventh, and streets.
Ssa mel Is Webster TO Jacob Hahn Grant: Au.
gust Is, 1882: east 90 feet OF lot s. between and
X, Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
Charles McLsughlia TO Frank Moose-Augus. g,
lsss; east hall section p, township north, range
! east
Edwin H. Forres.fr to D. G. Scofield aud H. L.
Teyis-sugust 81, 1882; for IS; south quarter of
lot ]. ana h, Second and Third streets: feet
OF the south quarter Of said lot also the south SO
feet Of lot ?, i,i the same block
.ahn Z. Jing to John j. Helsh-Aug1lst q 1852
Ear sia5 III =. lot. ami @ Thirteenth
md Fourteenth streets.
Ferdinand Hadrick 10 Mitchell Mott-Septe 1shhe<
>, 1882 grant; for 8, 900; west hif OF the frse-
sonal south half OF the southeast quarter of section
Il, township ncrth. range east.
". Robbins to Ellen H Robbius-July 81,
1852 grant east half Of lot !. west 10 feet OF lot
6, r sad II, Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
eorge r. Star to Joseph Albert-August 60,
I-ieS a,s5S part of swamp land survey No.
Jac5,, Nelson to Christian Nielson-Auaust %,
1882 FOR si00 north q feet of south GO, of west
one-isalf OF lot !, and X, Tenth and Eleventh
streets.
A. Henley TO Julia Ann Henley (gTaHt)-August
81, 1882 east SO feet of lot, and NJ, Seventh and
Eighth strsets.
Z. X. Simmons to suryelia shinn-August 81,
lsS2 for 500; located northeast enequarter OF
ton q, township 8 north. range east.
Clark 4 Cox to.J. H. Fincent-June 3, 1879: for
$500; west cne-hAt, soutnwess onequarter OF sec.
tion 10, township 6, north, range east.
J. Ii. Vincent Il. Sarah Jane Smith-Grant; Sep
TENDER 6, 1859; foA 600 west half of southwest
quarter OF section 70. township north, range
east.
Charles Croker D Joseph n. Her ct al-Au.
gust 10. 1sse; for $50; east half of lots and TO-
\ block Is, town OF GIFT.
a,Ts ss &c J ss1Sas @ Ia n
ship north, range 5 east-ll1 6olQ0 acres.
" ~Xsyton to Patrick Befernan and wife
sember s, 1882; east half Of lot 4, J and
third aud Twenty fourth streets
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ADvsRrsgnsNr MEHrIcN.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FIRE IN CHINATOWN.

a fire broke out in Chinatown, on street,
between Second and Third, south side, at
about quarter past 2 o'clock this morning.
The fire started in frame building occupied
by Chinese stnrekeeperS. At present writing
i2:45) it ia difficult to tell what the extent Of
the damage will be, az the burning building
stands 10 the midst of lot of old rookeries.
The wind lie blowing quite heavy, and it is
more than probable that the firemen will
have an extensive FIRE on their hands. The
Fire Department WAS promptly on hand.
3 A. M.-The Department have the fire
under control,
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TO nay OLD pATRoNs.

STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IF
ith mind natures and enriched by studies Of an
Nvanced order, can safely say that there Is hardly
disease In the catalogue OF human Ills that can.
MT treat to successful issue
LADIESI am always ready 10 assist you NY
p list knowledge has been increased by extensive
% perence. am now able to treat YOU with the
A rtanty OF success No case peculiar to your deli.
cate organism 10 beyond my sure control
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior TO any
81 erred heretofore. and will be warranted to have the
de sired effect in all cases.
Those OF the public Who need my services can de.
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable and scientific
Treatment at reasonable rates.
Il address particularly those who have seen in
1uced by youthful indi5cretions, and those wI.t,
have contracted local diseases
Persons attic cd can, II they prefer consult me
~ letter. detailing the symptoms Of the disease or
truble, and receive medicine by express with full
Instructions. All letters must be directed TO j.
Je SSELYS, II. D., 228 suffer street, San Francis.
CO Cal.
Cure Narrated in all cases. or no pay required
Consultations, personally or by letter, gratis Send
ion book Comfortable apartments for patients at
ny inhrmary (when desiredl with experienced
nurses
CONSULTATION ParIors 22e Suffer street, adjoining
tnb Young Mems Christian Association Building
tDfhce bours-From A. n. to Pm.
NY Diploma hangs In my osTicc.
Purchase my Fsgsy Physiology azd Marriage.
For sale by all newsdealers
J. III. J0ssELYN, M. d.
fyT. 4fl1rs lratrI LOU
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We haze spoken at length of this
department, because 1T represents in
some degree the aCOrk and methods of
the aCIsOte Establishment. We aim
to Keep great v0riety; to haze oar
goods equal to any in the market,
and to hare oar prices the lOacest
possible. We propose to benefit oar
selUes by first being q benefit to
Others
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Sacramento, September 13-H. L. Livingstone TO
Miss N Andrews.
Sacramento, September l4-By Rev. T. II. Z. An
derson, George W. Cdlum, Of Woodland, to Hattie
G. Hays, of Sacramento.
Portland, Or, August 2l-By H. Greene, VIM. g
Warren, of Sacramento, to Madelane Guipon, of
Portland
San Francisco, September l2-George F. DAVIS to
Nannie d. Rattle
San Francisco, September l3-John Ferran to
Maggie Corners.
San Francisco, September l3-Albert p Haskns to
Lizzie NJ. Hassius
San Francisco, September 13-Charles E. osgood
t, Marry f. McLanu.
San Francisco, September 9-Chares Rosendahl to
Elizabeth Dean.
San Francisco, September l0-W j. Thcde TO
Gessene Z. Schultz.
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BORN.

Riverside road Sacramento county, September 7
Wife of Anton Koch, son.
Near Chico. August 30 Wife of John W. Bowers,
daughter.
Dixon, September 3-wife of Henry Coeffert, a 81 H.
Forbes Station, Butte county, September Il-W life
Of Charles E. Forbes, a daughter
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). N. J0ssRLYN, NJ. d,
Observation-Disclosures.

TIE subscriber desires call Of lawyers authors,
and business generally throughout the West facilities
Of the VALLEY PRESS for doing thoroughly good printing
He viii maintain the eminent reputation long attached the
ho The Of elegant add perfect printing ao greater
than tia. which ia dis.sr.abe % and hand Address
H. A. WEAVER. 597 ST.. Saeramsnto, Cal.
s3-4pIm
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DRs. SPIsNEY & Co., of San Francisco-resd
his advertisement. and consult him.
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For fever and sgue. liver complaint, etc.,
physicians recommend Xxi Bitters.
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WE have without doubt the largest assert.
ment of dress goods in Sacramento. One
visit to this department will prove this. Hale
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THOSE in need of silks would DO well to ex.
anime the splendid assortment, both in black
and colorsd gros grain and brocade, at Hale
Bros.
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MosouITo NET "A full assortn eut, ct 40
cents a bolt, OF Hale Bros.
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CoTToN PARAsoLs, only % cents, at Hale
Bros, Ninth and K streets,
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The Rayfs Iron Wagon.
strOBa's Excelsior GATE.

Nothing at the State FAIR grounds attracts more
attention than does StroDg's Excelsior Gate 1t is
the OILY gate to which was awarded the interna-
tional medal and diploma at the Worlds Fair at
Philadelphia. 1t has been exhibited at all the prn
cpal fairs of America, and has always, without ex
ception, been awarded the highest premiums 1t
has these advantages over other gates: Any farmer
can make them. No castings are used. 1t is so ar
ranged that there is no strain on either posts or
gate This gate takes up no room in swinging
Can be opened or closed without alighting from the
wagon, horse or load. By having an endward mo.
ton the wind can never affect the working of it.
Can be made as stationary or portable gate Alb.
solute freedom from need of repairs. Cheapness
and durability. All who desire the best, most ser.
yiceable and cheapest gate should call and see the
one on exhibition.
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DRs. SPINNEY & Co., at Western Hotel,
Sacramento, room II. for q few days only
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G.. w. Chesiey, AGENT
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A Fine Fruit Ranch OF ICE Acres. near
Sacramento. consisting of 10 acres in Vineyard,
8 acres in Strawberries, 6 acres in Blackberres 6
acres in Orchard, with fruit of all varieties 10
Windmils and Pumps, horsepower good build
ings; well fen ,ed /; price $40, 00C.
SwEETsER II ALSIP. Sacramento.
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1t IS u 3coeA since O2GT OPENING
OF MILLINERY FOR 1925. We
made preparations for 1T, both at
home and abroad, for q tong time pre-
cioNsty. Neac YORK. acGs thOrOugEJy
looked Deer IN oar behalf, by o. Buyer
,cith o. full parse; Paris sent some
of her CHOICEST HATS. The re-
suit aCas u great success, and i2a one
1c0y u surprise eCeo to ourselves. We
EneaC that oar IIjJtj9aeTy Force acus o.
most experienced and skilIfatt one;
in fact, the best talent obtain0ble,
get aCe hardly ealoected that its acork,
as shO,co at the Opening, acoatld be
pronounced equal to that of foreign
artists. Paris ecce1s the sc0rI6 in
the taste and originality of its ideas
about he0d-dressi3sg, ana TO equal its
productions SD these particulars is
certainty o. sign of millinery sCOrk
of o. very high order.
Turning nOaC to the question of
PRICE, zoe find q sUide difference en-
fuU0r of oar home aCOrEo. We k9aosc
that ordinarily store people na0ae
and e,cpect large profits 51e millinery.
Fancy prices are the rule: based not
on ac1s0t o. Hat or Bonnet costs. bet
upon ac7tat 1t aCiU bring. Oar method
Is Just the opposite of this. We
charge TOR the making of a3ay Bon
net only acZat 1t costs as to 2laa9au-
10ctatre 1T. We get bat One profit,
and that IN the material furnished,
achich aciU be found as JOW in price
as a3ay1Utere on the coast.
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CREToNsE, reduced to 121 cents, at Hals
Bros, Ninth and X streets.
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scientific Exhibit.

The XII Elastic Truss is being exhibited in the
main hall Ct the Pavilion, to which the exhibitors
invite the special attention Of scientific and medical
men, and the fact that under the test Of three years
1t has. as is claimed, proved entirely successful.
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MARRIED,

A SPLENDID LINE OF LAcEs can be found
at Hale Bros.
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Let No One

Pass by the exhibits Of C. W. Chcsley & Co., Sacra.
mento. They will be found in the main upper hall,
on the west side. Here is TO be sampled that great
remedial agent, the alleviator of all bronchial and
lung troubles, rock-audrye, the original article as
first introduced by Chesley & Co. Here, too, is
shown Chesley's maple and rum, remedy for colds,
lung complaints, etc. 1t is made Of pure maple
syrup and pure Jamaica rum, a combination at
once soothing stimulating, expectorant and healing
1t has attracted the attention of the medical
faculty, aud has been warmly Endorsed by thousands
who have tested its virtues. These simple agents
are often OF greater service to humanity than the
most elaborate prescriptions and most powerful
medicines. Chesley Co. also display fine wines,
WHISTLES and brandies dealt in by them at their
extensive pioneer wholesale grocery and liquor
house on Front street
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Matching by Machinery.

Among the chief attractions of the State Fair is the
Perfect Hatcher Incubator, on exhibition by B. F.
Wellington, from San Francisco To this hatcher we
would call the attention Of any who intend to invest.
Eight hundred eggs are turned Ia two minutes,
without touching the hands; moisture applied heat
and ventilation governed, without watching In
fact, only ten minutes, in the morning and ten min.
utes in the afternoon is required to work the ma
chine; then leave it al day and all night and it
requires no further We also notice another
article in Mr.. Wellingtons display that is the i'm.
proved egg food. Thousands have thoroughly tested
this food and know its value to poultry To those
who have not We would recommend to all to give it
trial before the fair closes, and not have So many
unhealthy chickens around, and hens that do not
lay. Mr.. Wellington has arranged with many gro
GERS OF this city to keep it in stock make it con-
veuieut for those who it and such Of the trade
as have not, such arrangement can be made at
the Pavilion at any time before the fair closes when
Mr.. wellington will return to San Francisco We
would also call attention to the fine display of pruu.
ing shears at the exhibit particularly the Boss
Clog shears for heavy pruning, and those for high
pruning, which supply an article long needed by
this community
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A FULL assortment of wooden hosiery can
be found at Hale Bros, Ninth and X streets
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Farm OF 80 Acres on Lower stockton
Road, four miles from Sacramento price 81, 600.
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Baby's Petition.

Life is restless, days are fleeting.
Children bloom, but die in teethiEg;
Warning take, all friends and mothers,
Watch the precious girls and brothers:
Read the home life o. Victoria,
Children nine, all had CastarIa:
No sleep'ess nights, by taby squalling,
Like larks they rise in early morning.
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De. SPINNEY l. Co. now ct room IL Western
Hotel, Sacrsmepto-see advertisement.
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A Farm Of EGO Acres near Auburn Good
Building small Orchard, vineyard, etc; price
$500.
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PresIncis on Ihe Wine.

Among the mai,y notable exhibitions in the line
OF California wines and brandy the Johnston
Brandy and Wine Company, of Sacramento, present
their vintages Of port, sherry, Angelica, Muscatel
Reisling and zinfandei claret of ls79-so-s1 also
their grape brandy, The company's winery and dis
tillery is located ON Front street, between and T.
cunning to the river front, and they have the most
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WE have just placed in stock full assort-
ment of ladies' und,rYests. Hale Bros.
Ninth and K streets.
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l60 Acres Near AubBFn. Placer county.
well improved Has Good 0rchard-all varieties
OF Trees, Vineyard; Small Dwelling, Barn, Farm.
ing Tools, etc. Price, s., 900.
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EIy-sreeker Sun Drter

This dfier will dry in one hour what 1t takes ten
hours outside drying to accomplish. The fruit from
the drier can be warranted with ordinary care not
to become wormy; can be kept like wheat retsins
AL the virtues Of the original and, known under its
distinctive bland, will command for its superior ex-
cellence the markets Of the world This result is
attained by following obedientiy the operation of
simple natural law. Fruit growers are invited to
see IL in operation ST the fair grounds
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still Further

Considerations are TO be taken into account in
examining the display made by W. F. Peterson, Of
Sacramento, the widely known manufacturer and
jobbing confectioner The chief of these is that the
goods on exhibition not made especially for dis.
play at the fair. These but samples of his stock
and were evidently taken thereirom to collect in
one group properly varied exhibits This will be
impressed upon every visitor who has entered Mr.
Petersons fire establishment, FOR it is clearly to be
seen that the stock is Just choice in every partc
uiar as is the brilliant display at the Pavilion This
is strong evidence of the value Mr. Peterson attaches
70 his trade for he has need 70 make IN show
goods, because the very best known goods to the
business is being constantly sold by him throughout
California, Nevada. Montana. Idaho, New Mexico.
Arizona, Wyoming, aud to al the north coast re.
gion- There must be convincing force to the i'm.
partial mind in the statement that Mr.. Peterson
sells the products of bis factory right in the heart of
the market AREA that should geographically belong
to his competitors at San Francisco. But to return
I,oxrt hi had ia,,Iar
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no shuttle TO manage. In short, it is marvel-it
challenges comparison, distances competitors and
surpasses expectation, as hr. T. w. schwamb, the
Sacramento agent terselv nrts II
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Dairy, Grain and Fruit
RANCHES FOR SALE
SWeetser & AIsip
REAL EgT
ms RAN 9 z A GEN TS,
No. 1Ol5 Fourth street,
BETWEEN J AND "a. SACRAMENTO.

Dairy. Fruit or Grain Ranch or 400 Acres {;
nice Dwelling; good Barn, 40xl12; Fruit OF all
varieties; 40 acres in Alfalfa; in Req
Clover, which can be increased to 100; one half Of
land is tillable, balance timber and pasture a
good Milk Route in the town Of Plymouth. There
goes with the place 10 head of Stock, 6 Horses 8
Wagons, a lot of Hogs, all Farming Tools, Milk
Route, Dairy Implements etc. There three
good Carp Ponds on the place. Situated II miles
from Plymouth, Amador county. Will be sold at
bargain.
Dairy or Grain Farm Of 500 Acres, with
good Buildings of all kinds for Dairy purposes !;
Flows, Harrows, etc; will all produce Alfalfa
miles from Sacramento will give easy terms of
payment; price, $4,000
ALSO
I60 Acres. with small orchard and Vine.
yard well tmber'd spring of living water OH
the place Dwelling and email Barn price, 50 200.
160 Acres (HOwestead Tttsel dwelling.
small Barn 600 frut-bearing Trees /; Vineyard OF
800 Vines being the key to good Stock Range
price, $500. Tools Stock, Harrows, Flows, 80
head of stock Cattle, can be purchased with place
desired.
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CHANGED DAILY FOR MECHANICS STORE
WEINsTOCK&LUBIN

FRIDA SEPTEMBER rs. 1852
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DIR. Petersol. ID tte/sa
are some features Of his eSa.Sl
have not yet been specifically noticeS
bazar is 50 extensive and so brilisN
most bevildering- it has been impossS
to speak of AL the parts in single notice. We de
sire at this time to call attention 70 some Of the
ornamental pieces First the equestrienne, on the
upper terrace Of the central shelves. The skill ex
ercissd in arranging the drapery with such fine ef
feet, when the artist has such substance as sugar
to work with, is remarkable. The pose of the rider
Is good, the action of the horse excellent, and the
whole piece graceful In high degree. " The Chill
eren at Play" is another pretty and artistic
design, even moro natural than the last
mentioned. 1t Is work that attracts much
attention, and it fully deserves t. Let u next in
vita attention TO the candies The Jar lots are es-
pecally noteworthy next in interest the mixed
candies, and last the assorted lots in neat boxes
ready for instant delivery. At the extreme north
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EVENTS OF THE DAY.
British occupied New York. 1776.
j. Fenimore Cooper born, 1889.
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A Noticeable Feature.

The REcoRD-UNIoN has s2id already that the Pa
viion at this State Fair is remarkable for the taste
and artistic skill displayed by exhibitors in the ar.
rangement of their goods. This is exemplifed no
more forcibly than BY the splendid display of Bill.
ingsley & Co., of Sacramento. 1t strikes the eve
Immediately on entering the hall 1t reaches from
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srn end of the bazaar is fancy piece that we must
not fail to invite inspection of. 1t was made In Mr.
Petersors works, as were all the pieces shown. 1t
represents purely Western scene-a rodeo. The
action OF the figures Is only SURPASSED by that best
OF all the exhibits, Crossing the Plains" already
referred to- 1t is to be noted that business men
visiting the fair have in numbers called at Mr. Peter
sons place aud made inquiries to the advantages
he offers the trade. Ia every case he has convinced
them that all his claims well founded, and that
he can, as be does do better by them than can any
rival dealers in any other crast market 1t was
thoughtful thing in Mr.. Peterson to set apart a
counter in his bazaar for the sale of candies in the
Pavilion. 1t is more than an accommodation to the
public
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UIearinRhouse Repori.
Cotton.

Our market opened to-day with a
fair demand at unchanged prices.
Sales here yesterday were 100 bales,
to exporters 14OO, to spinnerS 300.
closing steady at unchanged prices,
Low ordinary, 8ic; ordinary,
9ic; good ordinary, 10Bc; low middling,
1ltc; m%iddliDg, l14c; good middling,
lie; middling fair, 123c.
Receipts of cotton at all United
States ports for the past seven days
sum up l0t,024 bales; being q, 1865 less
than for the same period last year.
Total receipts of cotton since
September lst have been $751;
400 bales, a decrease of 321 1884 bales
and 100, 1919 bales as compared with the
past two years at the same date. To-
tai exports this season have been
1,747, 929 bales against 2,2l6,C7O and
1,88l,575 last year and the year before.
Total stocks are novel ,l44,625 bales,
against 92O,294 bales and sol, 800 bales
the past two years.
The weekly cotton statement tele-
graphed from New York last night
reports last weeks exports at 1884, 600
bales, against 1O1, 400 same week last
year. Stock at interior towns 2O5, 900,
against $4,000, against 10000 last
year, Stock at Liverpool 1000,
against 495, 900 last year. Stock ahoat
for Great Britain 235, 600, against
1877 900 last year.