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Threats i'm Virginia.

The Malone campaign was boiling hot when
reached Winchester. and it seemed just the oc-
casion to secure information as to how the
blackswere being terrorized. The chance didn't
come until | rode out to view the battle ground.
Then 1 found negro grubbing out stump by
the roadside and began:
'Well how's politics."
''Gittin' purity hot. sah-purty hot" he re-
piled, and threw down his pick and took a
seat.
do the colored people have mass meetings
around here?"
Deed dey do, sab"
''Do the white people try to break them up?"
'Nebber knOde 'em to-"
'And you all voter"
81 reckon we does"
"Have the white people ever threatened
your"
Eyes. sah dey has"
That was what was after. climbed off the
horse. sharpened up my pencil, and. getting out
the old notebook, continued:
one instance where the white folks have threat
ened you"
wall sab, you see dat red house ober lords
de Berryville pike!'
Yes"
wall Major Williams Ibis dar'. He freatened
me not ober day befo' yesterday"
"He did, eh? How was it?"
"He freatened dat if my old mule broke into
his sugar-cane anoder single time he'd turn two
double-bar'lid sh0t-guns loose on him and keep
shOOtn all dayl Yes. sab. he did, sab. an If l
hadn't TOKEN de job of grubbin' out dis stump
for two shlin's I'd like to sOt heah all de
fo'nOon an tell you how de white folks am
WOrkin' all sorts of SIGH games to keep US down
in de dust. detroit Free Press.
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Hannibal Han,lin at a Bull Fight.

From tina San Francisco News Letter.
Minister Haniln, having somehow strayed to
a bull fight at Madrid, and after watching the
proceedings for while said: s.Those fellows
don't know how to handle bull, Why, any
farmers boy down around Bangor would know
enough to put ring in the critters nose and
beast around ~ handy ss could boz
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What Is a junction. Durse?' asked seven
year-old fairy the other day at a railway plat
FORM "A junction, my dear" answered the
nurse, with the air Of avery superior person In
deed "why, it's place where two roads sepa-
rate"
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PATHS ScOrn at Presidential Wages.
From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
1t is related that when Patti demanded s5. 600
for each concert from Manager j. H Haverly he
remarked that it would be equivalent to $4,000
month, and remarked. soto voce: ''The Pre-
sident OF the United States works year for that
amount "Wel," responded the diva,
promptly, "get the President to sing for you"
AS President Arthur sings a good bass the sug-
gestion wasn't SO far out of the way.
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Satisfy nag the Majesty Of the Law.

There is justice of the peace out in Crosby
county Week before last he found man guilty
OF shooting bull that did not belong to him.
and fined him SIS ''Whv. ledge" said the
doomed man, Il havnt got no SIS; can't paw
no SIGH hne- The state OF Texas puts me in
this office to find out way to make men
pay their fines You viii cut cedar poles until
you have cut enough TO satisfy the majesty of
the law. replied the justice. ''But. jedge. what
Use mas the state Of Texas got for cedar poles?"
ne state OF Texas hasn't got no use for cedar
poles It's this court who needs them cedar
poles TO build fence. I'll take the poles, and
settle with the state of Texas for them" And
the poor devil is cutting cedar poles for the
state of Texas now.
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FINANCIAL.

WALL STREET OPERATIONS.
The old established Banking House Of
JOHN A. DODGE Il CO..
No II WALL STREET, New YORK,
Buy and sell all the Active Stocks three 10 i've Pc
cent. margin. They send FREE their
WEEKLY FINANCIAL REPORT"
Showing how large profits may be realized from invest
ments of SO to 81 600. ma
DERSONS WISHING 10 OPERATE IN
STOCKS,
STOCKS
to the extent Of $50 TO 900 upwards should writeto
HENRY L. RAYMOND CO..
No. Pine Street. New York.
Refer by permission to prominent Bankers, Ststs
Senators, and leading Business Houses References
and complete Information concerning Wall street ON.
erations mailed to intending investors
CORRESPONDENTS:
MATTHEWS JUDD. Bankers, Scranton, Pa.
h b. SLSK Co, Brokers. Harrisburg. Pa.
CONKIING, ANDREWS K CO.. Chicago Ill
EDWARD L. MOON. Broker. Cleveland. Ohio. de
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The drs.- class Steamers of this Lima
AMSTERDAM, ''ROTTERDAM."
s'SCHIEDAM' ssW. A. SCHOLTEN,"
''P CALAND," and MAS
Carrying the o. S. Mails to the Netherlands leave Wat
eCn Stores Brooklyn regularly, on WEDNESDAY.
First Cabin. sSos70; I'd Cabin, $50; Steerass s2s.
New York. For passage apply to w. G.. METZERoTf
L CO., 925 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, or f.
II. JOHNSON, Agent National safe Deposit Building,
New York and 18th street northwest jail
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Decadence of Modern Manners.

, theoretically, then wOman's claim to the
leourtesy and homage of man is now admitted
on all hands; but practical experience makes it
difficult to resist the conclusion that the Silyius
OF the nineteenth century is not ''all alteration,
duty, and observance in his attitude to the
other sex Without reviving i'm full detail the
practices of the times when woman was :.half
wife, half chattel" we are careful to keep alive
The relics of their actuatng spirit In ball
room, for instance, We may be seen appropriate
ing Their fans to our exclusive enjoyment We
give them dances in our own lOrdiy way and
II mistake arises In respect OF a gance so
''glyen, we sometimes express our convictions
WITH an engaging frankness which savors less of
the retort courteous than of the lie direct We
leave their invitations answered or unanswered
1T our own sweet will (probaby as a token of
euzeranty); and we repay our hostess efforts to
entertain us by the graceful tribute Of looking
bored MIR. Trollope has recorded pro-
test against the men and the manners
that can endure to discuss ladies OPENLY
Dy their christian names; but the prac-
tlce enjoys the strong growth of all i'll weeds
and thriyes apace. Feminine views on the SUBJ
ject OF tobacco have of late years been SO far
modified as 10 partially yitiate any comparison
with the past; but it would be instructive to
know how many men yet adhere to the graceful
custom OF removing the cigar from the lips on
meeting lady. The easy grace of courtesy Is
zoo often replaced by slangy familiarity not
So'uohi 'ibseu WITH strain OF indelicacy. and
In All ways there is probably less inward respect
and certainly less outward Difference to woman
than al older ideal of manners demanded. It
Is sometimes urged that. whatever be the de-
fects of modern manners. they contrast most
fayorably with those which prevailed in the
good old times" so often euogized and so
seldom understood. But here again We must
take into account the different social conditions
OF century ago. Modern taste may sicken at
. grossness of speech and action which even
the presence Of woman was not always effectual
10 RESTRAIN, but it must not be forgotten that
THESE beaOng to an age when the culture of the
average man was practically mi. and that of the
average woman eliminated in deportme and
sampler work Coarseness that would now be
resented as an insult formerly passed as the
Inerest badinage, and. without defending duel
ling. it NAV be doubted whether intentional
Sights. especially to women were not rarer i'm
the days when the ethics of courtesy had their
sanction in the swords Saturday Reuie,c
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II YCETTS BINDERY. 1917 PENNSYLVANIA Av,
IL Plain and Fancy Bindings Of every description done
at reasonable rates. Blank Books specially. Besk q
references. Orders by mxl promptly attended to- n26
GIBSON BROTHERS.
" PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB pRINTERA
1888 Peunsyivanin svenuA Washington. u. G..
- Fine Printing specially. sails
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sTvHK DKAF HEAR THROUGH THE TEETH. AND
y hsds.f and Dub hsss cd I'm . sPeak ~
DKNTAPHOkE. BY Is NJ he dsGf ars enahiSd g
sesr g ordinsTy copysy.at;cn: Lsctcrse ooeeak q.
s E s6SdEtse e. s * lsnss.Es fsF = q
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STEAMERS. &c.

NOTICE.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
On and after NOVEMBER 3d. 1881. the steamer
ARROWSMITH will leave wharf, foot Of 7th street.
st a m every MONDAY. THURSDAY and SATUR-
NoInlni Ferry. On THURSDAY, NInim and 1t. Gle
melts BAY. Ntne's Hhar:, 90 r0n's and Towards.
On SATURDAY. Currioman and Leonardtown.
ms JOHN X. WOOD. Agent.
FVNHE STEAMER t'MATTAN0" LEAVES Eth
i street wnsrf every SUNDAY TUESDAY and
THURSDAY, at O'Clock a. M, for Potomac river
landings. stopping at landings in Ncmni Tuesdays
and Thursdays Mattox Greek on SUNDAYS and Thurs
up and hattawoman Creek on Sundays down. :"
and Wednesdays up returning TO Washington every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons.
For information apply to
u. I. JONES, Agent
f27 18th street wharf.
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BUILDERS SUPPLIES.

W. KENNEDY Il CO.,
Established 1900.
Dealers. N
TIN PLATE
ROOFING PLATE.
SHEET IRON. COPPER. PIG TIN
SHEET LEAD ZINC.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
fa7 COG PENN. AVE. AND GOT STREET.
DAINTS OILS WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS
JOHNSTONE'S KAISoMINE and MASURY'S LIQUID
PAINTS, ready for (Send for circu,zrs.)
Estimates furnished to Builders. full stock If Ar
FISTS SUPPLIES always on hand.
GEORGE RYNEAI. JR..
m30 as TrH STREET NORTHWEST.
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Every ciass Of Securities bought ana sold comiss
sion in San Francisco. BaltimorA PhEadelphiA MsW
York Boston and Warrington. Orden executsd ca -
New Yof Stock Exchange 1t eighth Of psr osns
commission, Pnyate and dirsot Telegraph wires 10
Baltimore Philadelphia. New YorA md Bosom. through
which orders are executed On tie stock Exchango
In those ddas md reported bach prompey. oasen1aoo
Of Stockp and Bonds and Information regarding -
Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY d.
rect from the New York Stock Brchspes. nj
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Some New Arithmetic.

A merchant bought Tour barrels OF sugar,
seven barrels of mOlasses and two barrels Of
meal. Find what per cent Of beans he mixed
with his coffee2
A beggar met two boys: one gave him seven
cents and the other gave him eight cents. Find
the name of the third boy who hit him in the
ear with snow ball?
If one insect has six legs and another insect
has seven, how many hornets does it take to
lift boy out Of the old man Sabns orchard?
In one field there are eight sheep: in another
field there are seven horses. How many men
will it require to properly conduct village dog
fight?
A county officer on salary of $500 per year
purchased two horses for 5000; carriage for
500; set of silver for 500; four silk dresses
for his wife at go each, and played poker to
the tune of $3.50. How much did he save out of
his years salary, and what is the county going
to do about it:
Ii young man owns q little cane, a rat and
tan dog, pair of lavender pants. three flash
neckties. a frail mustache and Irritation hand
kerchief what will it cost to board six idiots at
a first-class hotel for year?
A bureau weighing sixty-eight pounds is to be
carried up flight of stairs twelve feet high.
What lifting power must be exerted to the square
foot to get it halfway up?
A bureau weighing siXty-eight pounds has
been tugged halfway up flight of stairs twelve
feet high. How fast must the old man travel to
get to the foot OF the stairs and take his boots
off before the internal old thing smashes him?
Among the players in pOker-room are three
merchants. two aldermen. four clerks. two law
yers, one butcher and one grocer. A raid is
made by the police. and all are captured. Find
how many OF them dropped in to see about
selling the poker man a horse"
a plumber is called upon to mend a leak i'm a
water pipe. He sends an employee who surveys
the Leak another who courts the servant girl; a
third who has forgotten his ACCORDION; fourth
to look after the other three. He sends bill
for S4.12. At this rate. how long will it take
the plumber to secure mortgage on the City
hall!
A asks B for loan of IS until Saturday. Six
months later reminds A that he has not re-
turned that ''V' yet. A denies that he ever
borrowed red cent of B. and offers to punch
his head for insulting him. Find what loses.
tramp gets two kicks at one house, cold
pancake at another, and bite from dog at a
third How long will it take him to get into
the wOrkhOuse for sixty days?
Thirteen MeXicans cross the Rio Grande into
the United States on a pleasure excursion. They
conclude to invest in a drove of Texas cattle.
Three-tifths of the number meet with accidents
and remain permanently on this side. while
another fifth feel hurt about something. What
is the exact number OF those who got home
without feeling anything in particular?
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE !.
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSABY,


Established IN 1854, for
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal diseases
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis In ali
It's forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc, perma-
nently cured or no charge.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
consequence ofself.abuse
This 8 llitary vice or de.
PRAYED sexual indulgence
( both sexes to an almost
e with unerring certainty
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r,x.aa HIS OWN rIns

Mr.. S. Whitfield is rather tall, digni.
fied-looking man, whose gray hairs pro.
claim the fact that he has performed two
thirds OF LIES journey, at least. He ia
before the court at regular intervals, al.
ways on the same charge OF drunkenness
He bowed politely to Judge Higley yester.
day morning, and his Honor returned the
salute.
"Well, said the latter, sit is stated on
the docket that you were drunk"
"Yes."
"When did you get out of the work.
house. Mr.. Whitfeld?"
Now, Judge, that's unkind. / have
never seen the inside of a workhouse to get
out, replied Mr.. Whitfield with dignity.
have always paid my fine"
And you can pay one now :"
"Yes."
swell. how much, now, do you think
| you ought to pay p
" don't know, Judge, just how mnch.
You've got as good an idea of that as
have" said the prisoner, attempting cal.
culation. g So far as recollect, it was a
simple drunk"
What did we agree upon the last
| time :" said his Honor with kindly smile.
don't just remember, Judge. 1 De-
lieve you taxed me about five and costs. y
Would you consider $40 and costs toe
much on the present occasion, from all you
know of the circumstances ?"
:" reckon that would be about fair,
Judge"
"Very well, am anxious to have You
perfectly content. Let it be $40 and costs.
Good morning.
GOOD morning. Judge" returned Mr..
| Whitfield, bending gracefully and waving
his hat in 3 friendly farewell as he descend.
ed to the lower regions in company with
the officer amid the laughter of the audi.
tory.-[Cincinnati Gazette.
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DooKBNDER, PAPER-RULER AND BLANK.
Book Manufacturer. No. $40 Jstreet, between
Third and Fourth, Sacramento. je2o-4pa
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J. A. CUNNINGHAM.

SACRAMENfO BOILER AND IRON WORKS
- l street, between Front and Second, Sacra
mente. Manufacturer Of Steam Boilers Sheet Iiol
Work. etc. Also. sil kinds Of R, airing Chang n,
Portable Boilers from Wood to S.raw Burners
Speciality. ies-4ntf
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Boy WANTEp.-There is a Gospel tent
at the corner of Michigan avenue and
Fourth street, and of Sunday evening
there is . considerable passing in and cut
on the part of pedestrians. Last Sunday
evening boy of IA who had just left the
tent encountered a stranger, who stopped
him and inquired
"Say, bub, what sort of performance
is going on in there?"
"Purty good thing" was the reply.
I'd kinder like to see the fat woman
and the living skeleton and the Albinc
children once more, but I'm purity neal
strapped. Is there any way / kin worl
in 2"
Us boys crawl under the canvas"
Anybody around to knock you stiff"
Never saw anybody. I'll show yor
where to go under"
.sBy hockey, I'll try it It's no use t.
throw away quarter when you kin beat I
side-show"
The boy took him around behind the
tent and saw him safe under, and ther
crossed the street and sat down. HI
waited just exactly three minutes, and
then the stranger came out of the tent by
the door. He looked up and down the
street, closely scanned every youngstel
about him, and finally said to bootblack
Bub, I'm looking for youth about
two heads taller than you-peaked nose
brown straw hat-hair cut short. I wan
to see him so awful bad for about a minute
that I'll give you half dollar if you car
find him around here !"--[ Detroit Fret
Press.
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

s,r FRANCISCO. August 14th-i r. =.
FIouu-The export inquiry continues active, and
mtllers are kept busy filing orders Best City
Ertrn as s0a6 62S; Superfnc. p 50ds rs; Inter-
Extra q 75@6 Is: Interior superfne, IS 1894 y
Dbl
WHARF.-THE marke. has an unsteady look. Ship
pers have for some time considered the indications
AZ Liverpool as unfayofable for any marked, imme
date or prospective advance, and have therefore
neen yery CAUTIOUS in contracting on future account
Since last Friday the situation has been rather
against the holding interest and to-day the feeling
Il generally weak. Most OF the offers TO sell call
were made by parties who do considerable export
ing, and though their actions might be construed
being somewhat bearish, it was currently rumored
that the tenor of private European adrices Just at
hand was anything but favorable for The mainte-
nance of current rates. On the other hand it must
not be forgotten that image is plenty and if bold
ers do not force the sale Of their grain it is probable
that lower reghts may prevail, TO the ultimate ben
eft of farmers. reliable operator informed US
this morning that he had sold about lS0 tons No. /
spot at 81 57i, while Is, coo cts good shipping
Is said to have changed hands at like figure Port
Costa delivery. week ago these figures would not
have been accepted by holders. Business on Change
IN dav fs outlined by the folloyFfnu tai fa
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MEDICAL

, his Great
= treB gs0 ming
Remedy aHd Nerve
jTONiC Il the legiti
mate result of over
twcn.y ye-rs OF prac.
! teal experience, and
! CURES WITH UN.
FAILING CERTAINTY
/ Nervous ard PhyaioaI
; debility, Seminal Weak.
; ness, Spcrmstorrhea,
, Prostate rrh e a .
Rp,t3usct.z -. 50
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LOUIS SLOss Il Cn

nEALERS, CORNER OF FRONT ARD L
~ streets Highest price for Hides, Sheer
Peits and follow Butchers supplied with Salt,
Paper latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers,
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made fol
all consignments a164nff
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A welcome Change

In the condition of an enfeebled system, de.
spending mind and impaired digestive appa.
ratus is produced by the supreme tonic and
corrective. Hoststter's Stomach Bitters. The
nervous system of delicate persons invariably
lacks tone. This the Bitters is peculiarly
adapted to supply, since by invigoratiIg it
tends also to tranquilize the nerves. This
benign result it effects through the medium
of improved digestion, and the establishment
of regularity in the bowels when they are dis
turbed or obstructed. The stomach is soothed
and strengthened, and the system fortified by
it against malign climatic influences, and after
unwonted fatigue. both mind and body are
refreshed and their energies renewed BY it.
Persons whose vacations require severe physi.
cal OF mental strain will End it matchless
compensator for diminished vigor.
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sacramento Produce Market-wholesale
corrected daily for the RECORD UsIos.l


E,rr,s p,;.., sAckAhkNro, August 10th.
,ran, ves,.r,n'. es eoaas were mostly unchanged
from yesterday Quotations are as follows: Grapes,
= ~ sraes common, 5o@I5c Peaches, 2@4e
SIp n a T,,s, seSe h Lemons Sicily, $40
gil 90. CAlnornia, 81 bo43 y box; Oranges
p y 9 so 2 box Lines, s2a2 SO y 100 /;
do.n. c - 49, " s onncn pineapplos, 5000 =
ao.en oocoanass 60 so@I y 100; Plume, l@Sc q
Ilunes, eSSe feaTs, common, 50@75c
. es 80 S.esf - box Apples, I5cSGSl % y
oor Sioeran oraoappies, 2@2sc
Ass 81 stb ears doE, % 50
nsAenes, - bsrtest fears, " 70 Plums, q rs (;
bsexn - Sooseperries, IS rs; Strawberries,
- %, Apneoss, 81; Meseas Grapes. y 70; Bed
pi ran $50 ~ 70, onel,es, 70.
TIE fSuifSIAssotted, zt.n cans, dos. 81 65@2 |;
= gsloa cans - %; reaches, 9Th csns,
"a %, Portland Diueoefnes, x-D cans, 81 Whor.
ueoerries, 81 20
psihp FsUiTs-Appies, Sliced, s8lGc n; do
p pss1sd sss . ,I pais pee,ea Ssglee; do un
lo@lle; 90, peeled, leSsoc; Prunes. German and
,i, Izelsc bacSoernes io9lIc; Figs, Cali
i', Va a.e 70.
ssssstAsLss-sMeet Potatoes, Red, ltglse h F;
Sill p, g nA ano s.ing Beans 1edSc
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z. L. BILLINGS d Co..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
i In Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors Agents
Tor Dr. Jafes Celebrated Cinchcna Btters also
agents Tor Littop Springs Seltzer Water Sonoma
county, California. No Ill Kstreet between Fourth
ana Futh MIS- iplm
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
A CURE GUARANTEED.
wrs1.s NFpvE n.p.r

hR- Z. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
~ MENT.-A specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Gohvu!sons. Nervous Headache, Mental Depression,
Loss OF Memory, spermatorrhea, Impotency. Inyol.
untarV Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
oyer-exertiop, sef-abuse. over-indugence, which
leads TO misery. decay and death. One box viii cure
recent cases Each box contains one months treat.
ment. One dollar OK, six boxes for Eve dollaIp.
Sent by mail prepaid on recent OF price, We
guarantee six boxes TO cure ally case. With EACH
order received by US for ELK boxes, accompanied
with five dollars we viii send the purchaser ony
written guarantee to return the money il the treat.
mont does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
only by KIRK, GEARY & CO., Druggists, sacra-
uento, Cal. Orders by mail at Regular Price.
dap
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roNTRACToRs AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
~ pared to do all kinds Of work in their line, In
city or country Principal place Of business, Sacra-
mento. Shop, No lila Second street. between
and L. Postoffice Box, No. 40, Sacramento
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MANUFACTURES OF ROAD sCRAPERs
N1 Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Railings,
Grstings Homework aud Blacksmithiug In general.
No. $50 street, between Fifth and Sixth Second
hand Doois for sale. iy2a-sntf