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.u,,nortant Decision.

RocnEsYER. n. T., september I:mIm INC
oose ~ John ID. Pitts, attorney, required 10
o NV canse why he should not be punished
o., ,nV" contempt for furnishing to the press
~, nation that he was about to move for
, ,hio re6nening Of the judgment in case on
,ho nro,nd fiat he had discovered that one
e y, tbe nrincipal documents had been forged,
81 or ~" dacis;on Of Justice Macomber, OF the
S snU Court, vindicates the right TO
furnish a statement to the press before
trial IL the report Is fair.
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Nomination In West virginia.

I"pt'IdI IVI'FINIH 70 Ilc IJIsDiIcH.J
CHARLESTON, WEST VA, September L.
The Republican Congressional Convention
which met here to-day nominated Colonel
f. L. Butterick from this Che Third) dis
trict. A prohibition resolution was
adopted.
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Curious scandal la New York.

NEW YoaK, September "a cIg.H-UOA
was found noating in North river yestei-
day. which contained male fdits. III
The box was hotel soap-dish, match DoH'
and wrapper bearing the name ana ad-
dress Of George S. Davidson, Room III;
Ei,tb- Avenue Hotel. The police found
navidson ut that address, and he admitted
that his wife, whom he had married SIX
,reeks ago, had given birth to child In
,he room. and that on the advice OF DR..
s T%oodore Y. Kenney, OF Paterson, who
d, nc her. he disposed of the iGtus in
the the manner named. the paper bearing
the address being inadvertently usea as
a NV wrapper. The physician and Davidson wilson
We're arrested. The lady is in cri'icai
/ oopdifi0u
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r.,.,Railrsad Collision.

EAsroS, PA, September IA ,r Nh
train and shifting engine collidea ~ i' srd
ware station lat yesterday evening, anu ma
both engines andseyeral ears were wfes SSner
Cello Montee. one Of the Oldest watchinean
on the road, who was riding on inc l,eis ,he
engine, was iammed headforemost INTO '"e
49, ars .u.RcG % Il crisp.
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CHICAGOLINgfR MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 4.-Yellow pine l. gradually gain
ing in favor. In practical test IL has been .Ound
u be more durable for many purposes than other
woods that have formerly been popular. Car
builders prefer Il IN 10 proper sphere to ether ash
or wildwood. Tor II Viii last longer than either of
those numbers.
Tho yard-tradc is fairly active aud stocks are
amnlp. Ounlaiinns rom.Iin ; fnllnMs.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER 6.-Tllere 10 no change "a note In
prices since yesterday; Flour Is quiet at quota.
tous. The offerings Of wheat have increased, and
$500 bushels sold to-day At si@sl.O6 Tor hui; z,
siO66lsl.OS for mixed. and ti.Os@sl.lo Tor
No rye reported and one lot Of oats brought soc.
Country nrOdlce b. nrm AZ lnnlAiinn. .--Gn-n--..
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ESQ sheep and lambs. reported on the market
was .ctiye and firm. and advanced H.. for all
grades but declined towards the close of the week
10 about last weeks prices. Hogs duh but iirin at
ouot.tIons sheep and lambs firm at quotations.
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.r.o,h,es often come from whenco
we least expect them" .,o 1eI Nv w prompt and
or sS esS thousands so1 Of
are constantly troubled VIII and costive
OF diseases. Diseased kiuh'' Tbev should
bowels are their tormehloIs. an these or
know that Kidney-Wort acts , on them them to
cans, at the same time ca'' sun 'cIogged
throw OF the poisons tl,at nav
tberr. and SO rer?w!rS TIC WV =
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-1, 900 Virginia cohsol.
coupons at 5es; 1000 Petersburg Railroad " Glass
B. bonds at 76s; 10 shares Petersburg Railroad
at27S.
SECOND BOARDS shares Old Dominion Steam
ship Company at 1l2; 200 Richmond city 6's at
1l3. 100 do. ut ll3; 1900 Richmond city SIS at
1898; 1000 Petersburg Railroad bonds, 1" Glass
b. at 76.: 10 shares Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad at 547l 10 do. at SAX, 90 do. at
54J. 20 do. at 54E, 10 do. at SAL, 10 do. at 54s
10 do At 54[. 10 do. at5iiL
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Nrvv YORK. September 7-NooR.-Stock' duh
aud lower. Money. per cent. EXchauce-long'
ISL: short. 4--s. state bond, generally I'M
changed. Governments generally unchanged
gT.ntnq.- Exchange. is4. to'ernmchls
.tronc and Ia, higher: new 8. l0l; new . =
ii3: new -. llSA. Money, 100 per cent
St,'r, inactive. Treasury baidhces-Colh' So
$50: currency, S5,575.
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Parthauake at Panama.

PANAMA, September AT $50 O'CLOCK
this morning there occurred mere one Vi
the severest earthquakes ever KNOWN OH
the Isthmus. Buildings were damaged put
no lives lost.
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SEPTEMBER 5.-Ihc market f. slow. and % q af-
vantage SIN with buyers. Tie quotation arr if
hand. picked 10 9.c.; extra prime az sr.'
fucy az e,aslc. fair To- prime ~ 8 .GI.c.-
J.gfHGi NJ CDHtutrcc.
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~ Telegraph.

| ~rPrEMBER 5.-The let lots of for i.ra, are
I aI, tcf 90 t72.5OH -. aud virginia al fi%.3oA
tfJ.-Jyuruui NJ CDtifq rec.
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KALTINOIsE.

BALTIMORE. September 7-Nirgnla G., con''li'
dated 60s: second seric-. 80 pa,i-oue coupon
10: new iO-iO's. 43t. Bld to-day.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, September 4 1857
Country Produce.

AoDles: Grecn-From $50 to $3.50 z barrel.
49, Ri,S;rar: 2sa24c. = p.
PP,tter. Prime 10 choice yellow. % G25c.: f1ir
10 good - ml &C.. fresh yellow butter els reaIy
Torn H.GI: Csc. per bushel for country; 81 Tor
bytef Fruit: Blacklerres, 54@Gc. chcrres'
15@l6c .,,,L.,. ,Eaooc
I"Cs. 1OM2oc i'm crates: market active.
IS5tbers: Prime liye-gcose. 45e.: common zoe
FlGrseed; sl10@sld5S & S sne1ce'tGae5: clover
mixeI 500 s5c.: clover. 600 zoe.
BelSG on ir.h s2s35ass barrel for choice
GUS; eig"ng .I45@: I50 2 D. seneca, free
Of tops 4Oes45c. G y.
P Peach 75c.@sl Z bushels for common ,ainonj
chojce 81 .5ons2. Market bare ana demahu
good: no trouble to sell choice trut'
Rue: 75@ sec. z Dushel'
Ssmae: Prime 75e.
Balsd HraV 3O@40c.
u Mndq. w 1s SIC; anwashed. 2se BURY
wool Will bring from 70 Sc. G d. less tlah ao"'e
ra'''' Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
c...,.,. posen,Iale. sI.5QMsl.60 2 barrel
I'M. Agricultural, sal Toe. g bushei; Koch
land al ooee sl.25, according to quantity; virgil
NIP Pic stLU Lump, s475; ground, as caleined
plaster, 81 .s0@s2.
Tar: Large siIe,s "a.
Dry Goods.
Prints. Merrimack, 6.c;; Merrimaek sm mietas
az: snragne. De-. sprayue shifting, 5sc. ., Dun
neI 6Hc; Aliens, &C.; Manehesteri Dsr; pSrnie
ington. Die; Mallory Pink, 6tc.; Maliory VI ~
az - y, ,.son Mourning exc; simpson Grey osc.
simpson Black, exc; Harmony &C.; Ash'"n"
e" p,hn 80 Slirtings and ShsetinQs: !-s Sc
..Dttr Sc. ~ JACK HCgner, ..c, p .,.s ,..iu
Harris, 6,c.; IA falrmont, 6se.' A rslA'n
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September Flour unch.ns 81
ana DIM Whclt-S0uthcrn lower ana a'tls'
western lower, closing hrIn; southern rcd : I'D
sIlO: amber, Sl.llNSllls; ~. Western Ie''
mot [. 1 .OslglI .Ohi. COrH-Souihcin @'tdhy anu
Inlet: western steady and fairly active, s"n1h.,h
,,.i,i,a sGlt a7c: yellow. gnc. Gats rrm; south
rn 411t i7c: rel rust proof. 3jf, Jec.; western
white 12ktfic.: mixed, BsW3Vc.' Penh'yit ~, !,
4Ohfl 5c. Provisions unchanged ana bfih t".S,
tidy. e. ! " soft. 93fc. Whisky 'tatdy Al Sl--V
m>I3 10 Frcghts unchanged and quiet.
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EIOfIr.

Flour-We quote: Fine. s4@sf.5O; superhn,e'
Il 5OMi5: extra. s5MfS5.25 common I1u''lS'
s525G.s5.75; Patent family, S79'S.
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Q. 7xc. a. Gladiator s4c.: A. Barker. &C.: a.
Farewell. gc.; IA Wauregan. lie; lC-4 Monad-
mock, 25c.; 10-4 Pequot. 32sc.
BroTR CoftOns: Manchester A.. b4c,; MAP
chester "A A. A.. exc: Rockbridge Al X. r..
6l1c.; James River 4 o. o., 5.c.; James River
III. H. exc, James River ID. d.. Ike.
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CINCINNATI.

CfvclxNATI september Flour sull; family,
s4.65m.4.s5. fancy. s52j@s6.2g. What avn
o. S.,femher, 81 ,c. hid october. Corn un-
.rttled and generally lover; W. mixed 7lc.
sol. G2sc bid October. Oat- duil .nd loW't' 30
rnix'I 33.a34c. pot. 33.l34c. ia >"ptom-
- Perk caster ~ s22.Tj. lard dull and io",r
A. i.Gzs. Bulk-Ineat- .carcc and hrm' shout
ders. / fIc.: clear rib. I4sc. Bacon hrin ,h9a.-
49,. ICfc. rib. No.: clear, 1910. WI. sAel
active aud lower At s1.i7: combination sale -
nui.hcd goods, go barrels. ON ba-is 81 fit''
sugar ,tcady and unchanged. Hogs hrm; ""ll-
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CHICAGO. September Flour steady aud un-
changed. Wheat IA fair demand, but lower, -
MAR g7.r. September. g3rr.; No. = rcd WINTER
97ic. cash and september; No. 2 Chicago spflhs,
97c cash, e7Ac. SEPTEMBER. 93sc. Oetpicr. Corn
active and lower: 7Oac. cash 6Isc octooeF'
Oats dull weak, and lower; 33c ca'h' 551.' sPot'
s1,.c. october. POrk active and lower; -zl.iV@
$3.50 cash, s2i.zO september and octSbSsr.
fsrI active and lower; 81 90 cash, sll.tote
Iii. 81 Z October. Buik-nieats IN fair demand but
lover: .houlters, 5000: RIB, $3.50; short
clear, tli.25. wbi,kcY steady aud unchanged
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,. September 7.-fiour quiet and
Unchanged. Wheat steady No. 2, 91e.i septem-
b"r' g7c.: October, 9ie.; W. 3, October, eoc.
Corn lower: No. z, Milwaukee, e5se. Oats weak |,
No. y 33c: white, soc. Provisions lower. Ness
rork. al cash and september, s2i.oo October
Iard-Prlme steam, slI.dO cash and september
iii. S2,S October. Hogs steady al s7.sossss.oV'
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
Syw YORK. september 7.-Cotton-6r~ss re-
eeipts 40 bales. Futures closel galei and st,aaf
sales, 53,OoU bales; september; siz ,sg@tl2.to
oetober. Al ST: November Al .o3dsl % pc-
eCmbcr, sli.63; January, sil;.vi asof.HsiSS
.is.ns@si2.o4; May slc.1sasi2.i7' Jane
,i-.2S !, sl2.sI
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IYNCHEURG.

ARREST OF 4 NORTHUMBERLAND OF NJ. b..
:. GAEiANU--A CAMPAIGN LIE-NEED or
CIvIL-sEEyICE REFORM.
fC.-,,-.,-..i,.nce f the Richmond Dis,atch.I
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II. LOUIS. september 7.-F'our- Ir.'le y
s3.g5ms4.lO: fimiy. 1880 - 90 i1,ae.'
-, r,ili.J snrncwh.t and clOaed hriner Win
,'r,isi recovery. Corn unsettled. lo~c, ara
llinseI arm: &c. cash. O5hc. october. 1-t-
80. n III 3z'lc cash. g. &C.. september, Suhg
al ocf0b.r. Nhiskcy steady - rl.iJ. fpfA
i",Tcr: ,0biing. f1l.5n. Bulk meat, lower; sa.s.-
ser.. 10: short rib, $3.50; hort clear, -ls.bn
R,co,, easier; shoulders slli2]; short rib. sl5 (:
shor. clear, sl5.5O@SI 500. Lard lower ~
:ll.50. -
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DIED.

Sacramento, November 23-Lizz;e Lee, native of
North Carolina Is years.
Friends and aequaintancos are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, which will take place from
the undertaking rooms of A J. Vermilya this
morning at 1880 o'clcck.l
Sacramento, November 25-Frederick r. Washing
ton, native of Virginia, 81 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which wilt take place from
the II. E. Church this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Sacramento o, November 26-Ernest Boon, 10 months
and II days.
Friends respectfully invited to attend the fune.
raj, which will take place from the residence Of
Mrs Coga-, on Fourth street, between 1 and J,
this afternoon at o'clock
Campbell-The funeral of Lincoln L. Campbell will
take place this morning at IL o'clock from the
residence of Frank Perkins, No 1927 street.
Friends and acquantances are respectfully invited
to attend
Sacramento, November 26-Bene Gregoria, a native
OF Chile, So years.
Funeral notice hereafter.l
Near Freeport-Nary Menardi, 10 year,
Funeral this morning at II o'clock. Friends are
invited to attend
Grass Valley, November 14-Nicholas Singley, l07
years, month and is days.
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MEMS CLOTHING

Bottle-green Mohair Frock Suits, $22 So
New style Pin-head Check Cashmere Sack Suits $40.
Plain Hair-ne Diagonal Sack Suits, SIS.
Extra-fne Dress Suits, satin-lined $40
Wool Cheviot Sack Suits good for business wear,
$I2
Fine Striped, Diagonal Sack Suits silk-bound,
SIT 50.
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OVERCOATS !!

Dress Overcoats finest quality silk-lined, $40 50.
Twiled Cashmere Overcoats; something new, $I3
Wool Tweed Ulsterettes, skeleton lining, So IS.
Chinchilla Overcoats doublebreasted fancy lining So
Soldier Overcoats, 81 So
Extra Heavy Chnchla listers, with Astrakhan trim
ming. Sig.
Black Beaver Overcoats, $40.
Plain Melton Satinet Overcoats, SIS.
Extra-hne Chinchilla Ulsterettes, SIC.
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BOYS CLOTHINC!

Dark Gray or Brown-mixed Tweed Suits; for ages,
10 to IS years Price, So So.
Strong Pants for everyday wear ages to IS years.
Price, IS cents.
Dark Brown Tweed Blouse Suits; jacket and knee
pants, So So
Children's Overcoats, light drab tweed, S.
All-wool Gray Cashmere Suits; ages to IS years.
Price, $40.
Boys Chinchilla Overcoats, So So
Dark Chevot Suits for ages 10 to s years. Price,
So.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

SATURDAY, November IS, 1882
November 24-J. III. Scott and wife to Isaiah
Rendel-1 thirty acres in American township, south
Of the American river and cast of Nineteenth
street. Sacr lmento, extended 50, co.,
November 2S-The United Sons of Friendship to
George Murray-North quarter of lot s, in block
bounded by and o, Fifth and Sixth streets city !;
$3.50.
November 24-samuel W. Palm to John Flickin.
ger-North half of section Is, township NORTH
range east, 800 75-l00 acres; IS, 600
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The great sale of dry goods. Job lots Of
the finest in tae market are now being sold
at the Red House at swo-thirds their value.
All who have seen the g. ods speak in praises
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BORN.

Sacramento November 21--wife of Elmer c. Cook,
daughter.
San Francisco November 9-Wife of Thomas Cor.
man, daughter.
Salinas, November 16-wife Of W. ]. Worries,
daughter.
Near oskdae, November 1O-wite of Geo. Murphy,
q
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

/. Free lecture tonight at Y. NJ. C. A. rooms
Entertainment to morrow night by the Phi-Alpha
Club.
Notice-Regular Republican nominees for School
Directors.
Real estate to let and for sale by A Leonard
Son.
Card-Peoples Market.
New time-tabe-Sacramento and Placsryile Rail-
road.
Meeting to-night-A. o. F., Court Capitol
Meeting to-night-K. of H., California Lodge
Meeting to-night-Sscramento Council Royal aud
Select Masters
Electricity and magnetism-Dr. G. S. Norcross
For exchange or sale-House and lot
Notice-Central Pacific land bonds
BUeiness Advertisements
p. Il. Russell" Try Bells poultry dressing"
Ackerman & Co.-Holiday presents and toys
Mechanics Store-Men's clothing, etc.
Hale Bros & Co-Hosiery.
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CITY AuDIToR,s REPORT,

E. FL. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur.
day, November %, 1882:
Balance on hand last report .Sl52, sS6 Sc
Receipts for the week. l,499 IS
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SUPERIOR COURT.

SATURDAY, November IS, 1882
DEPARTMENT Two-DESsoN, Judge.
Margaret Taylor vs.. Mary E. Ober-Arguments of
case concluded and submitted taken under ad.
yiS
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10 GOOD HUSBANDS you want to sur.
prise your wife, buy her a SD so French
china dinner set for Thanksgiving. Aeker-
man Co.
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From the Oregon Wooden Mills: Mems
clothing, custom.made, in dark and light
gray also in fancy cashmere suits. These
goods are the best, and are kept at the Red
House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-27

WEI De MEYERS CATARRH CURE
Affords instant relief and certain cure. As
effective in CAGES of 20 years standing as in
ordinary colds. One package is generally
sufficient. 81, of ali druggists.
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Ii WILL be worth your while TO call early
to-day to SECURE goods. at 40 cents on the
dollar, at A. dersoa & Hamm's.
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SAVE little of your time on Wednesday
next, and visit Hale's clearance of remnants.
1t will repay you well.
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HOSIERY and remnants the special feature
this week. Hale's lew advertisement in this
issue.
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A LARGE lot of slightly damaged dolls will
be cfered on We6nesiay, November 29th, at
Ackesmsn's closirg-out sale. Attend and
supply your wants.
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Mems Wool Shaker Socks, lie.
per pair.

% The season is at its height now in nearly all
kinds of goods and people are buying with the salts
faction which comes from so splendid assortment
to choose from. dollar goes further at our stores
now than ever before.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-27

For large fas mackerel go to Big Tree
Store, corner Z ghth and j streets. and get
one for 10 cents
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-27

ONE THOUSAND dozen ladies' and misses
hose received, and they are going to be sold
for a less price than you ever bought them
for before Hale Bros.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-27

CRoCKERY and glassware is still offered at
the reduced price a. Ackermsn's elosing.out
sale
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-27

REMNANTS of dress goods, carpets. etc, st
any price to close, st the creditors sale of
Anderson & Hamms stock.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-27

A SPECIAL sale Of hosiery to commence
Monday, at ons-lhird less than value. Hale
Bros.
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CALL EARLY TO-DAY for twenty yards of
the best calico for 81; hosiery, ct 8 and 10
cents worth more than double|; window
shades, fixtures complete, only 80 cents worth
70 centsl, at Anderson 4 Hsmm.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-27

TODAY is the big day for 40 cents on til
dollar. at Anderson & Hsmms.
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READ the advertisement Of Alderman /
Co. Il viii psy you TO do it.
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M&ERfEn

CHEsLEY's MAPLE Rum, WITH TULU, is I'M.
rivsled for coughs and colds
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Farm Of Ie Acres. I-e Mile of the City
500 fruit trees, 5000 foreign grapes dwelling,
barn, etc Prize, 50 900.
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IT WAS grand suceess-the rush on Satur-
day for goods at 40 cents on the dollar. There
Is more TO be sold to-day ct Anderson 4
Hsmm's.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-27

small Farm Of 20 Acres, near Penryp,
with 500 fruit trees Of all varieties 600 grape
vines, 800 blackberry and QG0 raspberry bushes
all in good bearing condition. Price, s., 500.
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sonora, November l9-John Dawson to Lucy Bell
Ukiah, November l9-Wm W. Woods to Sarah E.
Wood.
Ukiah, November 11-Robert Moore TO Martha
Gschwind.
Chico, November s3-Ass Blackburn to Minta
Turner.
oroville, November 22-s. L. Fimple to Miss Raj
ston.
Red Bluff, November 10-Frank J. Corning to Cora
Christian
Red Bluff, November 19-Robert H. Florence to
Margaret Kesler.
Near Merced, November 22-George Hannah to
Addie Taylor.
MERGED river, November 22-George W. Davis to
Mary McDougal.
San Francisco November l7-TAomas W. Tompkins
to Fife A. King.
San Francisco, November % Philip Young to Cor
neia Ronding.
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49, ongtop's Thar X living card n
'secSS
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miles from Sacramento II acres in orchard, 9
acres in blackberries, sores in strawberries rs
acres in vineyard steam engine and pump for
irrigating good buildings, etc. This is one of
the best ruit ranches on the plains Price, SO o00
Terms Of payment easy.
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CHANGED DAILY FOR MECHANICS, STORE.
MONDA NOHEMBER 2z 1852

EVENTS or THE DAY.
Hocsac Tunnel opened, 1873.
Pacific Ocean discovered by Magallap, 1920.
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NoTICE.-At the Red House there was
placed ia stock Saturday, from the Oakland
Mills, ladies' white and scarlet knit under
wear lsll WOOL; ladies', misses and chill
dren's wool hose-all prices. Thess goods
guarantee themselves
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ONCE more are placed in stock job lots of
100 pieces of fne fringed table damssk at IS
and so cents per yard ; ten pieces black silk
at one-third their value; cashmeres; ten
pieces shootas cloths, As inches wide, for 40
cents black satins for 80 cents-good value
at 81 40; nspkips. hosiery, etc.
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Hop and Grain Ranch OF zoe Acres, on
Costumes river; $50 acres Of fine bottom land.
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lESU RANCE AGENTS,
No. 1ol5 Fourth street,
BETWEEN J AND X. SACRAMENTO.

One OF 65i Acres, I'm Butte county, three
miles from Biggs Station, being property Of
MARION BIGGS, JR Is the best grain, fruit or
alfilfs land in Butte county; is well timbered :;
with good large dwelling barns, blacksmith shop,
tools, granary, etc WILL EXCHANGE IN PART FOR
RBsIDENCE IL OAKLAND OR SACRAMENTO.
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A Good Dairy or Hop Ranch OF "a, Acres,
on Sacramento river. Two good dwellings, barns
stable; is well timbered has few hop poles on
place. VIII be sold for low price Of $40 PEI acre
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FUNERAL.-The funeral of the late J. NJ.
Wiedmann took place yesterday afternoon
under the auspices of Union Lodge, A o. U.
W. 1t was very largely attended. the line
of carriages to the cemetery being over FIVE
blocks in length.