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SOMETHING RICH AND POINTED.

We cannot resist taking from the column
of the Wasp the following, which appeared
or the 81 instant under the head Of "Some
Questions to the Royal Baking Powder Com.
pany:"
Gentlemen, have you answered the chal.
leDge that has appeared in all the news
papers
II rot, are we TO understand that, as i'm.
Piled in that challenge, you do use ammonia
| and starch 10 your absolutely pure" bak.
ing powder?
BY the way, what-according to your pri
va.e system of defining words-is the NEAR
! ing of the phrase absolutely pure" and
wherein is your system superior to that of
Webster'5 Dictionary!
If your powder is composed Of
Absolutely pure ammonia,
Absolutely pure cream of tartar,
Absolutely pure starch,
Absolutely pure soda,
/ l. IL an absolutely pure powder:
Suppose you should be pleased to add some
| absolutely pure alum, or some absolutely pure
! sand, would it still be sn absolutely pure
powder?
The iIlustrious Prof. Schneider who. q
! ingenious mind conceived and breught forth
| the elaborate kindergarten diagram that you
| publish who has he the honor to be?
Be kind enough TO give rs that great and
| good mans pedigree, with come account OF
his other noted achievements in science. No
body appears to have the honor of his 40.
quaintance.
Ypu call yours cream-tartar baking
powder. Othsrs, which have alum in them,
you call "sIum powdera." Why, then, i,
not yours an ammonia powder" if it hal
! ammonia in it
You accuse others OF adulterating theil
goods with alum, which we are very sorry II
say many Of them do. At the same time d.
you not put ammonia in your own, Is there
not, then, tolerably close personal applies
tim in the hoEnely cid con2let-
The faults of cur uoigbboIs with freedom we blame
But tax not ourselves tho,gh we practice the same
Can ycu not understand that a bakin.
powder can be made here as cheaply as a
the E,st; that ali the materials are quite al
good and as cheap as with you, and tina. ia,
railroad freisht is saved
Gentlemen, you can spend all the money
yt,u Ike IN our newspapers. You may strev
the country with your plausible circulars
diagrams and cook books as thick rs autumn
leaves. You may regsle the incautious stom
sch with doushhrts at our fairs. You ma,
make cl,cus PROFESSIONS of your advertising
wagons, and plaster the dead-walls with past
ers edihle to gosts, using absolutely pur
starch powder to make them stick. Blu
in the end il shall happen that the peopl
will fnd you out and turn to the manutact
urers here Of baking powders that are pure il
the true sense -purs cream Of tartar and bi
csrbonste OF soda. Ammonia may be goo,
enough for those who like it. Californisns q
not.-San Francisco Call.
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0RESeg.
Items from Portland.

PORTLAND. September 3i.-Isaac B. Smith,
aged CD, pioneer of Portland, and from 1880
to 1860 one of the most prominent merchants,
died at the Good Samaritan Hospital thi:
morning.
Andrew Johnston, the colored man injured
yesterday, died of bis injuries 20 day.
The Directors of the Northwestern Agri
cultural Association announce faH meeting
of four days, to commence September 375h.
The Oregonian, referring to the nomiEatia.
Woods, Ex-Governor of this State, has beer
nominated for Congress by the Republicans
of the Fourth California Distcict. Governor
Woods has had wide experience in public
affaics, and in many stations Of high trust h
has proved able and honest. Orr California
neishbors viii do well 70 elect him.
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DISTRICT FAIRS.

The third annual exhibition of the Third
District Agricultural Association will be held
in Chico. Butte county, commencing Tues.
day, September oh, and continuing five
days. The district embraces the counties Of
Suffer, Yub2, Bate, Tehams, Colusa, Yolc
and Sacramento. The following are the eff
GERS of the association: Board of direct
ors-H. G. Wilson. A. 3. Collins,
III. NJ. Bernard, VIM. Hawkins N
D. Rideout, j. w. Z. Montgomery, L. II.
Mcintosh and c. G. Mason. President, G.
G. Mason; Secretary, j. II. Krause Treas
urer, Chas. Faulkner.
The twelfth annual Fair of the FL Dorado
District Agricultural Association, No. S, will
commence on the 9Th and end on the Sth Of
September, at Placerville, Ell Dorado county,
Over So 600 has been appropriated for pre-
miums. The following are the officers of the
association: President, George G. Blanchard
Plaeervile; observation-disclosures G. Blsnch-
ard, j. Askew, P. J. Isbell, Thomas Fraser.
james III. Miller, l.. G. Nnrrip, Cyrus Cole
man, Dana Perkins; G. II. Weatherwax,
Secretary; John Blair. Treasurer; r. Fraser
Superintendent Of Park and Stock Grounds
J. I'll. Miller, Superintendent of Pavilion.
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Issn6uls. The king also brought a native
interpreter, a Natal Zulu, Zulu decor and
two Zulu servants. The ex king, his cousin,
and two ecu uoiloIs dired together in the
ssleen OF the steamer, end they occupied 8
table which, at their own request, wts tet
spsrt exclusively fer their Use. al trei kfftt
they beei with heefsSesks and fLisfto vi
pclridee. They have learned the uie ct Il 8
life ard fork, tut have not quite accustomed
themselves to walking upstairs. Two stewards
waited upon Cete wayo and his companions
At trsaL fast, Cetsweyo and bis companions
o,rsrued bottle Of whisky with their por-
iidgc. AS described by q London pc per, the
ex-kipg appeared, on lis arrival there, in a
long blue cloth ce'at, trim med with seal-skin,
al wearing esfaring cap. In London, he
hiss been the recipient of marked attentions
from the pppuls &c and distinguished people
WHO sympathue with him. When asked
whether he could hope to return to Z1luland
in time to put an end to the anarchy which
was now threatened, he replied Yes,
sdiing that his people would sit still when
they heard that their king had gone to En-
gland. In answer to an Inquiry as to the
treatment he had received during bis captivity,
he said everyone had been most kind to him.
He thought his acquaintance with white
people, together with what he would learn in
England, would enable him to make his
people happier aud better than they ever
ve.e before. 1t is understood that the Gov
eminent has determined upen his partial
restoration, with proper safeguards. Nc
portion of Zuiulsnd will. however, be an
Eexed 70 Great Britain. The part Of Zulu
lard to be reserved for the chiefs and people
who object to return 1nSer Cetewayo's rule
will be guarded by safeguards similar to t.,ost
imposed upon the thirteen present chiefs. a
British Resident will reside in the countl v
The restoration of the former military sys'
tenn viii not be allowed.
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'The walls of the old engine. house at
Harpers Ferry, where John Brown made
his last stand with dozen men against
1000" says correspondent, now fur.
nishes an artistic background to huge
placard setting forth the virtues of some.
body's liver pad. The inscription On the
frort OF the building, which tells the story
of Browns crusade cannot be read at any
distance. The advertisement Of the liver
pad is in letters as long as a Springfield
musket. The grass grows rank in front of
the historic spot, as though few pilgrim
feet visited it. a ciump of tall rag weed
stands in the opon doorway where young
Watson Brown and his brother were shot
down. The roof has gone, the windows
have disappeared, and there is an air of
neglect and gradual decay about the spot
that acoords well with the stagnaticn of
tho town
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Summary for August, 1882: Average
hourly velocity and prevailing direction of
wind at 400 A. NJ, for the month. was 6.5
miles, from the southeast; at 1902 P. NJ,
so miles, from the south; at SOP P. NJ, 7.2
miles, from the south. Highest water in the
river during the month was 81 feet, on the
LIST; lowest water ia the river during the
month was 6 II feet, on the 31st; range of
water in the river during the month, or the
difference between highest and lowest water,
.Raa ] feet
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NEVADA.
Rcnuhlicnn s,ate Cnnrentinn.

RENO, September 3l.-Ths iowa is full OF
delegates TO the Republican State Couven-
ton which nsets tomorrow. Gen. Evans
mas his headquarters at the Arcade. Kinkesd
a. the Depot Hotel, and SSrother at the
Palace. Ex-Governor Blaisdell and VIM.
Woodburn are here in the capacity of dark
bo-Sao
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WE HAVE A sAw-MILL FOR SAFE.
NEW ART STUDIO.

~ II. GAINES, ARTIST, 6s7 J STREET, SAC
Il . ranenio, Cal.-ghe Peoples Gallery. AL
kinds of pictures made. from brilliant little tin
type TO life-size portrait. "Good work and res-
sonable prices is my motto. Like the merchant
with his cent calico and his IS silk 80 | have ali
prices from ne cheapest and piaiBest finish to the
mos. elegant and artist polite invitation is ex.
Dzle Co.'S Store au28-islm
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virtusliy unanimous in favor of T. T. Minor
for Delegate to Congress. In the largest pri.
mary ever held in Port Townsend, all but
three votes were in his favor.
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT

E. Fl. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur.
day, September 2, 1882:
Balance hand last report. .SlS3611 Is
Receipts for the week. 1850 90
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Attempted Suicide by a Novel Method
Washin2tOR Territory Primaries
Man Drowned - Barn Burned Butte
County Democrats - Sudden Death -
Children Injured by a Powder Expla.
sion-ItemJ from san TrancIsco-Etc,
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ECRN,

SSNENs
North San Juan, August S0-Wife OF William Men
ner, son.
Grass Valley, August 3l-Wife Of Frank jenkins, a
son.
Michigan Bluff, August 20-W:fe of j. s. Bickford,
daughter.
Auburn, August Is Wife Of J. Granger, 4 daugh.
ter.
Truckee, August 2s-wi'e Of Charles Giffen, son.
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IMPORTANT to hotel, restaurant and saloor.
reepsrs. Bear in mind that you can save
rom twenty TO fifty per cent in buying your
, Iockery, glass and plated ware at the grand
tdosing-out sale of Alderman & Co., 629
strest,
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AYERS AGUE CURE should be in every
household in regions where fever and ague
prevail. 1t shonld be taken as preventive
by every resident and traveller in malaris
districts
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WE ARE giving the best values in bed
preads ever offered in Sacramento. Hale
Nos
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WORTH KNOWING. replenishing
their stock of csockery, glassware, ETC., will
do well to attend the great closiug-out sale
now going on at Ackerman'f,
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IMMENSE reductions have been made in
every department 3. Alderman d Co.'S, 629
Z strast ----I
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I'VE WOULD call your attention TO our new
advertisement Il thisi sue. Hale Bros & Co.
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EyENISG SCH0oL-THE EVENING SCHOOL
~ at the German School room Q.utheran Church,,
corner K and Twelfth streets will be reopened
MONDAY EVENING, September fth, at " o'clock.
Terms, 81 per month. Is2-2t'l KARL HEINRICH.
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DIS. SPINNEY & Co., of San Francisco-read
his advertisement, and consult him.
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"RoUGH ON RATS. Clears out rats, mice,
flies, reaches, bedbugs. ants, vermin, chip.
hunks. u cents.
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A GOOD PIECE of blescAed table linen fo-
IS cents per yard at Hale Bros. 4 Co.
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We HAVE now in stock splendid line of
white aud colorsd blanket, at very low
prices. Hale Bros. & Co.
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MARRIED,

EXTRA VALUE in curtain net, at 1es cents
per yard, at Hale Bros. & Co.
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OF LATE our Gents Furnishing Goods De.
partment has attracted good deal OF attsn-
t;on. L viii pay you well 10 visit it q. Hale's
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Dr. SPISEEY L Co. nov at room LIZ Western
Hotel. Sacrsmento-sse advertisement.
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rdG DAILY RECORD-UNION.
MoyDIY -------.syPrEMRsR4. Issg
ApyERTIsgMgNr MENTOR.

Metropolitan Theater-" Satanella I" tonight.
New Order Of Chosen Friends tonight.
fEe.ntion, Exempts-Neet to- night.
Tehalna Lodge, f. and A. NJ, this evening
Purse found.
Lecture on alcoholic liquors.
wanted-A girl to do cooking.
DR. c. W. Davis, candidate for Coroner
Probate Eotics-Estate of Thomas Sheellan
Building and Loan Association.
Ancient Order of Foresters. Court Capitol.
Business Advertisements
Weinstock & Lubin-Large arrival of goods.
Ackerrnan Co.-Ready to day
Valley Press-H. Weaver, 327 street
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For WHooPrNG COUCH Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
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A GOOD ASSORTMENT of bed.comforters a
Hale Bros. & Co.
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TO MY OLD RoRs.

II STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES If
1 yolI are 50 unfortunate as to require them.
With afpind matured and enriched by studies OF an
advanced Order safely say that there is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human ilis that can
not treat TO a successful issue.
LADIES-I am always ready to assist you. Ny
past lu owledge has been increased by extensive
experience / am now able 10 treat you with the
certainty Of success. No peculiar 10 your deli.
cate orr anisrn is beyond my sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines superior to any
offered heretofore and will be warranted to have the
desired effect in all cases
Those of the public who need sny services can de.
pend upon gentlemauly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly thoss who have been in
jured by youthful indiscretions, and those who
have coutracte ed local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, If they prefer, consul. me
by letter detailing the symptoms OF the disease o.
trouble and receive medicine by express, with full
instructions Au letters must be directed ~. Fl
JoSSELYN, Nj D., 226 Sutter street, Sap francis
co, Cal
Cure warranted in all cases, or ny pay required
Consultations personally or by lesr gratis. Send
for book Comfortable apartments for patients a,
my Infrmary (when desired), With experienced
nurses.
Consultation Par!o=s, 22S Suffer street. adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Uffiet hours-From A. NJ to SPIN.
Ny Diploma hangs In my office.
PURCHASE my Essay on Physiology and Marriage
| For sAe by all newsdeaers.
| j. III. J0ssELYN, NJ. ID.
iy7-3plm6swltnWS
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AWAY DOWN IN PRICE. Bed. comforters aud
quilts, at Hale Bros. l. Co.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHz kEooRD-uslos. ]
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Railroad Company Observation-Disclosures
lnsIitufn-IrrrilnriaI EniNersiar-


SEATTLE wv. IT,, September 2i.-The or
gauizst of the Pd2et Sound Short Rail-
road Company was perfected in this city last
evening. The object of the new company is
to build railrosd from Seattle to a point
of connection with the \. P and also to
build from Seattle north. Tais city Is made
the principal place OF business of the com.
psny.
TIE Teachers Institute for the western
division of Washington Territory was at
tended by fifty teachers during its session
here this week. The usual order of business
was transacted. The next session will be held
in olympia next September.
President Powell il rsnIa missing the Fac
u,ty of the Territorial University. Profess.
ors o. P. Lee and II. J. Swain, both of
Oregon. have been added to the corps of
instructors. The school will reopen on the
20sh under conditions Of fattering char.
acter.
Primary Elections.
OLYMPIA, Septen Der 3i-Mueh interest
was manifested in tine primaries In Thurs!on
county yesterday on the question of delegate
to Congress. No figures are received from
the outside precincts. The highest vote in
the Olympia precinct for Brents was 80, tbs
lowest 20. The highest CO the opposition
was 81, and the lowest 6S.
PoKT TOWNSEND, September 3d.-The Re.
publican prim aries, held las night in Jeffer.
son, Clallam and San Jua1 counties, were
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DRs. SPrSSEY Co., at Western Hotel,
Sacramento. room II, for few days only.
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THE cAprIvE ZULU KING.

Cetewayo, the captive Zulu King, recently
arrived in England. In the voyage from
Cape Town he was accompanied by I'm.
geongewspo, bis cousin and Prime Minister,
two Councillors aid Warrior Chiefs, lingo.
bogsno, who led in the attack on Eorke 3
Drift, and Unkosanns, who led regiment at
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r U s S ROU SIC.

Nos. 1893 and 1911 j street.
BET. TENTH AND ELEVENTH. sACRaJ,EyTo
Saturday Evening. Sept. ., Isas. zVne Lunch
etc, free. All invited. W, s. MACK q l. MAT
TICE, PROPRIETOR sus5-islm
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DIED
Mortality Report,

DIEE
EmiGrant Gap, August 17-Dayid Marsh, about G5
years.
Mortality Report,
For the week ending September 2, 1882, made by
). r. CALDWELL, Superintendent Of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel City Cemetery
August 25-See Foon. % years China.
August 2I-Rusling Bellany, % years England
AUGUST 26-Frank H. Cook, 30 years months and
days; Fall hiyer, Mass. james w Tenant, q
years. months and % days England
August 2l-Geo b. Mansell, u years 10 month.
and II days unknown.
August 30-Joseph W. Robbins, AZ years and DAYS
Vermont. None Yoad, 81 years China
August DE. C.. Russell IS years, II months ant
81 da s New York. W. A. Stephens, 20 years
Canada
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Business Adyart,sems1ta.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LATE ARREsTs.-The following names ap.
peared on the slate at the Police station last
night at u o'clock John Sullivan ard
Mike Milsy, for stealing rids on the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad cars, by detective
Hickey Jack Gorham and Atwood Killalee,
for battery, ty officer Eldrei, Ostwald and
Nash, specials; Raphael, a common drunk,
by officer Lee; Mrs. Peter Burns, for dis
turhi1g the peace. by officer Eldred; Jim
o. White, for disturbing tbs peace, by officers
jackson and Carroll Adam Kidder. for dis
turbipg the peace, by officer Farrell aud
Ksrcher, local; Fred Harper and Mary
Farr, charged with disturbing the peace, by
officer jackson, Deputy Constable Barron
and Cafferty, local Bill Scott, alias Curly
Bill, for vagrancy, by officer Eldred Charlie
Woods and Charlie SDrolt, for vaGraucy, by
officers Woods and Green; G. McDongali'
for sleeping on the sidewsIk, by Martin,
local Pat Nugent, drunk, by officer Farrell
by officer Eldred.
A SUNDAY Row.-A fgh. occurred yester-
day afternoon about 1870 in a saloon on ]
street, above Ninth, between bootblack and
butcher. They got into o quarrel ovs- a
dice game which they were playing, and from
words they went to blows, until finally they
got out on thu sidewalk BY this time q large
crowd had gathered, and the combatsnts
were separated. The bootblack Immediately
started in search OF more healthy locality,
sad the butcher for some one to fight with.
He walked up to an old gentleman standing
on the corner of Ninth and streets, knocked
him down and into the gutter. The man re-.
ceived several cats on the left arm, and his
face was considerably bruised by the fell.
People who reside in that vicinity say that
the saloon where the row took place has be.
come very noisy aud disorderly of late, and
that the place is frequsnted by g7psies and
the hoodlUm element.
ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-About half-past 6
o'clock on Saturday evening, a young lady
By the name of Miss Jennie Carr, who resides
with DR.. PieIson, on Third street, between o
aud P, accidentally SHOT herself with re-
volver. The ball passed between two of the
fingers on the left hand aud entered her left
taigh. A surgeon was sent for, and upon
examination it was discovered that the wound
was not serious. The ball viii bs taken out
to-day. In relstion TO the accident, Miss
Carr says that she intended going out riding
with friends and thought she would take the
pistol along as q security against footpads
She drew all the cartridges, rs she supposed,
for the purpose Of cleaning and reloading.
She eviienly had left q load in one OF the
Chambers.
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August 1877. 1878. 1879 1880. 1881. 1882.
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Remarkable Recovery.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 3I.-AIiss Liz.
zie Hammond, the young woman VINO fell
from window in the Brooklyn Hotel to the
ground, distance of nearly seventy feet,
some weeks ago, and had wonderful escape
from instant death, has entirely recovered.
The girl sustained what was considered at the
time fatal injuries, but by skillfui surgical
treatment was pulled through.
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Four Acres, one-naif mile east OF the
city, with small dwelling and barn price 500.
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169 Acres Near Auburn, Placer county,
well improved. Has Good Orchard--all varieties
of Trees Vineyard Small Dwelling, Barn, Farm.
ing Tools, etc. Price, q, 900.
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IMMIGRANTS. - Forty immigrant passen-
gers, Including twenty eight males. passed
Sarlin Yesterday en- route to California.
they viii arrive in this city this afternoon.
LARaR TRAIS.--The afternoon train for
San Francisco on Saturday last was com.
posed Of seventeen passenger coaches, and
aad on board over LOCO passengers.
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SENT TO NAPA.-Mrs. Emma scott,
youeg - sdy of Roseville. was sent TO
the Napa Ins5 Asylum one day last week.
II sr !. asbsnd LEI her in May last. and in con.
seauenG. her MINI has been sffected. She
has one c:,ild two years of age.
FoR CoRosER.-A. tn, earnest req lest Of
his medical AID other friends, Dr.. G. w.
Davis, late of Chic,, has consented TO have
his name submitted for the office of Coroner,
subj 4ct TO the decision of the Democratic
Convention.
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A Dairy Farm OF sac Acres Good Dwell
ing 4; large Barn outbuildings, ETC.: land viii
all produce Alfalfa ; not subject to overflow
seven miles from Sacramento price $4,000
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10 Acres of the Wcil.knOwn keenan,
Tract, q Miles Southeast of Sacramento.