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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-06-28
MOHtuarYs
Louis Godefrey Jadln, the French landscape
inf ic

Morluary.
Louis Godefrey Jadin, the French landscape
painter, is dead.
Joseph Sullivan, belonging to one of the old
est families Of Columbus, O., who for twenty
years was member of the state board of agri-
culture, died on the Oath.
Geo. W. Tiff, one Of the leading business
men Of Buffalo, N: Y, died on the Oath. He
founded the Ingleside Home for Fallen Women,
which cost $4,000.
Charles Antobees, the most noted of tho
frontiersmen of Colorado, died at the age of
80 years, at his home near Fort Raymond. He
piloted John G. Fremont back and forth over
the range.
,,As! Archbishop Mskssy Of Moscow Russia, died
David Thomas, who died on the 20th inst, at
Catasaque, Pa, was the father of the anthra-
cite iron business in the United States.
Captain W. H. Lawton, custodian of field
notes OF the United States survey Of the state
of illinois, died at Griggsville, ILL.,, on the 17tb.
Suicidal.
A startling and unparalleled case Of suicide
took place at Danvi1le, ILL.,, on the 22d inst,
when three young girls deliberately, and by
agreement, swallowed fatal doses Of poison.
Allie Mills, aged IA, ended her young life be-
Mary Ogl, aged II because she was an orphan,
and Mary Jones, aged 12 took the fatal potion
because her companions had done so.
Mrs. William Henry, of Constantine, Mich,
swallowed a dose Of strychnine at kalamazoo,
Mich, on the night of the 21st inst, and died
from its effects. It is supposed she committed
the deed on account Of family quarrel.
Henry Hilderbrand, wealthy and WE'LL
known resident Of Polk County, Nebraska,
suicided on the Goth inst, by hanging.
H@de, the French secretary of control at
Alexandria, Egypt, committed suicide on the
21st inst.
Harry NJ. Finley, of Bucyrus, O., graduate
of the naval academy at Annapolis, recently re-
signed and returned home. Regretting his
hasty action, he killed himself with revolver
in his fathers bedroom, on the 18th inst.
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NJ Rs. q. L. AMES,
tOr better known Is MRS. TOPLIFF,) IL bso& to
austin, to attend to all calls ~ MIDWIFE dav or
night. She IL the right woman in tho rieht ni.ccl
Rooms n, over sweninsson h Johnsons store. P. o,
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SOCIETIES.,

I.oo'F'
,ss1axzse The regular meetings Of Austin
Lodge, No. ~, are held In their han
every Tuesday evening. Odd Fellows
from other jurisdictlons. whose bust
ness may lead them to Ausin are cordially invi ed
to visit us. W. II. BUILOOK. n. a.
A. DETTfL1Aoa, Secretary.
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81. LOUIS

WHHAT-No. 2 Red.
Co1N-No. 2.................................
OA1S-NOs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RYE-No. 1..................................
PORK-Moas
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in the shape in which it was intended to pass
it. The committee of commerce had intended
to pass substitute for the original bill, but by
mistake the wrong draft had been sent to the
clerks desk. A resolution was adopted request
ing the senate to return the bill to the house.
The bill, as passed, charges the cost Of return
ing pauDers, criminals, ETC., to the nation to
which they belong, while the substitute charges
it to the steamship companies bringing them
over. .. On motion of McCord. Qowa) bill
was passed authorizing the Rock Island b
Southwestern Railroad Company to construct
bridge across the Mississippi River at New
Boston, Illinois. The house then went into .
committee of the whole on the bill to reduce
internal revenue taxation. A large number of
amendments were submitted and read for in
formation. The committee rose without action.
....Adjourned. -
THURSDAY, June 22.-After considering in
committee the bill to reduce internal revenue
taxation, q communication was received from
officers Of the navy urging that the age for re,
tirement from that branch of the public sew
vice be not changed from 62 to g. years. .Ad-
journed. 5@85s = II $50.
FRIDAY, June 2S.-Almost the entire day was
consumed in debate on the bill to reduce inter-
nal taxation. .Eu1ogies were delivered upon
the life and character of Thomas Allen, Of Mig
soure, by Robinson, Of Massachusetts, Hewitt,
Of New York, and Hatch and Frost, Of Mis-
souri,. Out Of respect to the memory Of the
deceased, the house then adjourned.
SATURDAY, June 24.-A concurrent resolution
for fnal adjournmsnt on the 10th Of July NJ,
truction Of pontoon railway bridge amoss tht
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WHEAT-No. q, Red....................... &
OO8N-NOs 2....ss.s.ss. .ss...s.... ...........
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-23
MISS L.
KELLOGG. NJ. d.

uAkoPATHI PHYSlCIAN-oFFICE, COR.
Il Seventh and streets (Sathan's Building), and
Residence, ! street Office Hours-From Il to
g. G toSP - L.,
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Sacramento & PlaC8rVill0 Railroad
10 hsg I'd

On and After Monday, August !, 1852,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTCH,
Trains viii run between Sacramento and Single
Springs az follows:
Leave Sacramento Tor Folsom, Latrobe
and Single Springs. ............. 500 A. NJ.
Leave Sacramento for Folsom. AGO P ".
Leave Single Springs for LItrobe, Fol-
som and Sacramento. ...... ....l1:20 a. NJ.
Leave Latrobe for Folsom and Sacra-
mento. Observation-Disclosures. 1919 P. 81
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. ......... $50 A. NJ.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. ...... Ills p. ii
mT2-h ;. b. WRIGHT, Superintendent.
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A NoNTRACToR AND BUILDER-sHop. No GIL
" Oak avenue, between j and X, Sixth and Sew
enth streets, Sacramento, Cal. Estimates fur
fitted up. anS 49,,
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Az OLD VETERAN" Do you ever
worry over your stock transactions ?" was
asked of an old veteran who had made his
pile in California.
"Never"
Glow large sum did you ever have at
stake :"
Exactly 1922 600. bought that much
stock in the High Flyer mine when the
stock was selling at par. One day the
stock began to drop, and in four hours
saw it fall TO al. ;"
"What did you do?"
event home and went to bed"
"What could you sleep with such IN
anxiety on your mind p
Never slept sounder in my life"
land how was it next day ?"
"Stock dropped to Is, and was wiped
off the list before night"
"And then you lost your all 2"
sob, no, my friend. While this stock
was going down on me my 3 600 shares in
the Diamond ran up to $40, and 1 cleared
up $3.50, coo one afternoon. / was intend
ing to donate the S232, 900 to the church
anyway, but it SO happened that our con-
gregation struck gold mine in digging the
cellar for an edifce, and so everything
turned ont for the best. Il Wall Street.
Daily News.
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San PRANGISOO MARKET REVIEW,
rsEPoRrzD FoR rHE SACRAMENTO RsCoRD.UsIos.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

SAN FRANC SEQ. Sc TENDER 81 1882
BAGS AND BAGG tEG-The hes, bid for Calcutta
Wheat Bag, spot delivery BE, andfor oa land made
Sc; Wool IS, 424@i74c; Potato Gunnie l5Qp Go
60-tnoh Hop Cloth, il(9ll4c q yard
BREAD-Ship Bread, SIC Pilot Bread 4d4Ic I:
Soda Crackers 81 tG64c; Cakes S,a &c.
BRICK-Bath. 6jtr55c 3 dozen: Calif ruia building
d scrptions. sc 5o@ll; English Fire, from first
hands. SO Gg3} 80 e thousand
CANpLEs-Th product of the local Candle fact ries
is quoted San f. ancisco @ yztal Wax I4-oz l5c /;
steiric Acid. l4oz, l4c; Star, l4-oz, 1sac; Eagle
l2-oZ lllc; Hohmans l2oz lie: Mission Chemical Wax
l4oz l63c do 1907 iSc Solar Sperm 14oz lac; Ad-
amantine, l2-oz lie; Globe l-oz, 1Oc: Bay I'm
proved Wax, fall weight, le6cl6!c; Stearic Acid full
weight, l+Gl4sc Solar, Light weight, I1s@lIlc
Eastern brands vary from Sc to lSc: Sperm, 2512Sc
Parafine CSC r b.
CEMENT PLASTER AND LIME Rosendale 81 75C13
Portland tfOregnl, 81 al d; Calcined Plaster an
Goldei Gate Plaster, 81 1893 Is; Santa Cruz Lime
CHIooEY-Caifornia- 4s96o; German 6aa7c q n
C-GARs-Jobbing rates 7 Califorui l-nade are as
folows: Seed, Si6,a40 Seed and 81 vsna, S40G75 /;
Clear Havana, S6OGi25 q NJ.
CoAL-CuInberlaHd IL in good supply. three vessels
now dischar lug. West hartley and Scotch are
higher. 5 ustr ian is plzn ifu and csrgoes hear or
near at hand q ton lower than those far away
or yet to loai. Anthracite. erg size is in good de-
mand at full prices J. w Harrisons private circular
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THE WEEKLY UNIex

q I-+4315t1 N 5S1II1="SVAI5 paIteJ
"a Issued on "Wednesday and Saturday of each week
comprising E ut Pages in each issue Sixteen Page
ss1h We X, and s the cheapest and most desii able
Home. News aAd Literary journal puhlished on the
Pacifi &
Terms One Year. ......................... ga 50
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LOVES ooNrENF.

When, in disgrace with fortune and mems eyes,
| all alone beweep my outcast state,
And trouble deaf Heaven wi h my bootless cries.
And look upon myself, and curse my fate,
Wishing me hike to one more rich in hope,
Featured like him, ike him with friends possessed
Desiring this mans art and that mans scope
With what most enjoy cOntented least;
Yet in these thoughts myself almost despising,
HAPPY think on thee and then my state
QIke to the lark at break Of day arising
From sallen earth) sings HYMNS at heavens gate;
For thy sweet love remembered, such wealth brings
That then / scorn to change my state with XII gs.
-TShakespeare
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AWAITING THE GUlLLorINE.

So soon as the sentence of death is passed
in France the criminal ID placed on double
allowance. The ordinary prisoners have
rations of meat and of wine only on Sun
days and Thursdays; but the convict set
apart for the guillotine has roast beef every
day and 'ciDquieme of wine both at
breakfast and dinner. He may read, write
and smoke as much as he likes. He has
two warders constantly in attendance upon
him, and their orders are never to contra
dict him and not TO abstain from entering
into cheerful conversation with him. The
assassin rropmann used to play cards with
his jailers. Finally, the condemned man
has an hours exercise every day in the
promenoir" attached to the prison IT,
Urinary. There are, it is true, few draw
backs to his ply steal enjoyments. Di-
rectly sentence Is passed the prisoner Is
made to don the "canisoie de force -
the strait-jacket and that dismal garment
if he be not respited-he never dofs
until he makes his toilet for the scaffold.
The camisole is a sack. like canvas vest,
with the ends of the sleeves tied together
to prevent the protrusiou OF the hands.
Cords passing round the thighs, and fasten-
ing at the shoulders, attach closely to his
body the arms OF the prisoner. AT meal
times one sleeve of the canlisole is loosened
to allow the prisoner to eat with a wooden
spoon the food which has been cut mp for
him. Again his hand is set free when he
wishes to write. The murderer never
knows when his day of doom is to come.
Behind his meat, wine, tobacco and other
comforts rises the great red specter of the
guillotine. The cords which bind his arms
to his sides are as the hand OF death, pre-
monitoriiy olutching, and at any moment
the Governor of the PRISON, the almoner,
and the "greffisr" may enter hls cell and
tell him that MS execution Is fixed to take
place, not a week or a month hence, but
that very day and within an hour or two.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A oURs GUARANTEED.

nR. Z. c. VESTS NERVE AND FRAN TREAT.
ny MENT.-A specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression,
Loss Of Memory, SpermatoTThcsa, ImpOtency, Inyol-
untarY EmI sions, Premature Old Age, caused by
over exertiOn, selfsbuse, or oyer-nduigCnce Shicn
leads TO misery decay sud death. One box vii cure
recent Cases. Each box contains one months trest-
ment One dollar OK, six boxes for five dollars
Sent by mail prepaid recent Of price. We
guarantee six boxes TO cure ldy case. With each
order received by us for SIX boxes accompanied
with five dollars, we viii send the purchaser our
written guarantee to return the money X the treat
mont does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued
only by KIRK, GEARY 6 CO., Druggists, sacra.
ucnto, Cal. Orders by mail at Regular Price
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American California
Refinery. Refinery.

SYRuP-sinee July 18th local makes have been as
follows Bo 62sc hi bbls, 65o 5-gailon kegs Tic /;
l-galon tins. Sc q gallon
TEA-G medium grades Of japan quoted
at 3sG3T&c = d,
ToBAco Plug. 5Ti9s7oc; Coil 52i975c; Roll SIG
brand
WooDFSwARR-Pail 81 50 for painted and 6 q
dozen for vanished tuba - 50 in of three,
81 to SCI n Dozen according to size and finish
FHEIGHTs-The last reDorted Wheat engagements
SOS for two handy iron vessels for Cork Ships
are plentiful, hut thee are not many due, and
holders hope better one by the time lately
rived ships are ready TO take cargo
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HARRY BERNARD,
MANUFACTURES, COR SIXTH ASDL STREETS
SACRAMENTO.

kE hsve en- hand sud for sale st the lowest pos
sihie u-io,s the rev style Of PONY PHAEr0Ns,
the hAndson1est in the State. Family Carriages,
ls,es, patterns Eea.es. Open Bugies IN the State.
Light Top Buggies. Heavy Top Bug2ies for noua-
tain use. Farmers Carriages 1rotting wagons
and suIkies ali Of ny own make CArTisge Psint-
ing and Trimming 6sne st the lowest price None
bu. the most experienced worku1en employed. Re-
pairing neatly done, and al work s warranted.
Cali At the FRcory and zee for yourself. slim
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az TEE OAKLAND" al he Prem
offered by the late STATE FAIR COOKING
RANGES AND STOVES, amounting in all TaIRTEEH
PREMIUMS.
e SEND FOR OUR PRICE LIST OF CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE
PLATED WARE, STOVES, TINWARE, ETC.
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..aaag EErPr.


ssAYER AND CHEMIST, No. sI7 SHEET,
IA sacramento, Cal. All Assays and Chemical
Analysts accurately carried out at short notice AND
moderate rates. Mining Properly Sold and Cold
Purchased. Instructions given in Blow pipe Assay.
ing. tSEND PoR CIReULAR1 s9-dnITo
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OPERATING AND CONSULTING SURGEON.
No. lll8 Broadway s:reet, Oakland, Cal, will
vsi: patients at distance for consuItaeion or to
perform operations. auss.H
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MARBLE WORKS.

sRAEL LUCE (LATE OF ATTREN & LUCE &
Il &C, dealers in Monuments Tornbs, Tablets
aantels, etc., Foreign aud Domestic Marble and
GRANTEES at wholesale and retail 6II X street. Sac
ramento Cal. All work warranted s54p1m
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EOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
HOTEL LaDaHAM.

HtoBEER FOURTH AND L STREETS, sACRA
~
mentc-strictly frst-clasS ca the European plan.
T. D. SERVERS Carriages will take all passengers free
Of charge from Depot TO Hotel.
sI4pIul TERRY CO., Managers.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE !!
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSART,
Gss Rearny street, San Francisco.

Established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual
and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in al,
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, ImpotenCy, Skin
Diseases, etc, perma-
nentIy cured o. no charge.
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS.
Glass, Farnishes, Brushes Wall Paper, Wax
Flower Goods aud Picture holdings, Painters and
Artists Materials. Sole Agents for AveriITs Mixed
Paints, Building Paper. No. 626 street, Sacrs
nento Cal a 4ntf
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ThE FINEST MEATS

ar ALL KINDS, IN THE CITY, S,szrsr.rvya
W and at Lowest Prices, viii &a52Ez<sI
always be found at the Metropolitan SzSaJ
Market, OF CONRAD SCHEPP, South -->3----A<-
west Corner Of Twelfth and streets Meats de.
Gvered in all parts of the city at all times
auI94pIn
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r. aleora.. VITAL. restorative

"As BEEN ENDORSED BY TIE ACADEMY
OF PARIS, FRANCE, tested over half
century as Specific for Nervous and Physical De-
hility, Loss OF Manly Vigor etc Coatstns no Phos-
phorus, Cantharides, any other poison Pro-
duces no reaction and Is permanent ia effect. OF
Leyasscr. Paris, and J. :. BAUER, Druggist, Sole
Agent lor the Pacific coast, l01 Post street, SAN
FRANCISCO. Boxes u 100 Pills, 81 400, SIG.
Sent by mail. Incloss stamp for descriptive cir
cu.ars, with testimonials and symptoms. Genuine
cas- private proprietary stamps with monogram c
8. g. s. rnIatf. Sswtswsn1S
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ohEoPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
a Il once. southwest corner Of Sc fenth and J
streets, in Bryte's new building, NJ r.airs Res.
dence, southeast corner Of Seventh and n streets,
Sacramento. Office hourB: to 9 and 70 8Ps
atI2S- 4uIrn
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CLAIRV0YANTS.

EN0RTUEE TELLING. - READING OF
tbs past, present and future MRS L 5%Ss
G. ANDREWS, the well-known Character
Reader, Fortune Teller and Clairyoyant Seventh
street. between and II, next door 10 A. ME-.
Church. Information given on business, love,
courtship and marriage. 81 I'm
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/ Bon AID BRASS FOUNDER AND Ma.
4 chinist, Front and N streets. Maunfsefnrs- .,
Suttenberger's Eorse Powers, Patent Ground R0Ilcl
and Clog CTushoi and Barley Mills. 81 kinds Of
hydraulic Pieea- For sale, Three Miller Patent Hsy
Presses al -
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DRUGs-Alum, 3a94c; refined Borax. He
Blue Nitriol, S,66ss; Birthstone, &c tor roll and
sc for California refined; Cream Tartar 4O945c;
Nitric Acid, l2@6c; Tartarc Acid, 55960c; Suphuric
Acid 2Ald4c-
DRY GooDs-Brown Shifting is iobbirg at 6df7Ic !;
Shooting, 7sg33c; Brown Drilling, S.G9sc Prints
6ao7c y yard.
FISH Pacific COD is quoted at &c for 5Ub bds Il for
sslec ed in lob and &c for boneess; Canned
Salmon nominal ut 81 30 to 81 IS q dozen III
tins; Eastern Mackere 81 6Spl 81 for No. in 18Th
kits, and IS z5G4 for Mess in 5-ib kits.
LUMBER-Cargoes- Pine rough, $lS; rough clear
Pine, S24; Pine flooring and stepping S27 50 (;
Redwood, Sls Tor rough S2S for surfaced. Retail
Pine common rough. up to 40 feet go 50 y NJ feet;
No. hOori' g, inches and over $50 SO do and un
der and AKA and l!x6 foori ard stepping S55 ;
rough clear for flooring 81 less than above rates ;
faiths s. Is D III Shakes, Si2 q NJ Redwood rough
erchantable 81 90 & N surface No l, SIS; Il c.
~ sod, l4x4 and i3y6, S35 do inch u feet and
~S32 so; do beaded y feet and over, S35; half
inch surface $50; Pickets fancy, ST 50 do rough
pointed 50 do do square, SIT so; Sding, inch,
So; Shingles, 81 80 q II Batteus inch meal Ic ;
Pots l7Ac each.
METALs-Pis Iron is in plenti III supply. several
large nVoi ha lug recently arrived The stock here
and at hand is said be equal TO half ears
cuns mptiOn Au invoice of 7,e00 bXs Tin Plate is
close hand TIE demand for Pig Tin is light J.
W Harrisons private circular quot Pig Iron fol
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The Rev. George Bachelor, of Salem,
Mass, has accepted the call to the Rev.
DR.. Robert Collyer's church at Chicago
HI. alsry viii be S, 600; at Salem it wa.
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oregon Is quoted at 81 and Clipper Gap, Nos to T.
$500 Coke Tin is quoted at Sc soc 50 Roofing Tin
s. IS Charcoal Tin 81 z5d7 so = box; Yellow Metal
2lCd2ic; English Cast Steel, l46l5e.; Sheet Zinc 9
shest Lead, Sc Bar Copper, lie: Pig Tin, 2S625c
NArLs-Stau aard sizes I'D to sod 81 rs e keg; ex-
ira sizes from s. IS 25 the latter figure for Sd
Brad head nails It'd to . d. 50 IS; do 3D. IS do Cd
50 IS do I'D ana 3d. Sc b kg; Spikes all lies, IS.
Discount of per cent for cash.
OIL-Chiua Nut, 58lc; California Castor, 81 OF for
No /, and CSC for No. .; Refaed ocoanut, 40645c
California Lnseed in 100 bio lots 60c for and CSC
q gallon for boiled Petroleum. 40 degrees in cans
l6gp25; do in bulk. lze; do $50 degrees. 22laZ7c;
Whale 3I45c Spe M 81 056rl Is for crude pur- wiz.
ter strained Lard 81 10 in bbls and s. 20n tins; Possel
do Sc 506 IS extra tine kinds SSt9 u dozen duarts.
PAISTs-BUsness riya ~ has brought the price OF
White L. ad down 10 &c all around
PAPER-Cain mia St.sw " rapFiny, Soc, 90c, 81 and
81 10 y Feain for tn four styles
POWDER California Blasting, 80 IS Is keg: Giant
800 for No and Use for No, Vulcan Blastins, rs
for No J. Soc for No. aud $50 IS D Cor No with the
zsusl discount TO quantity
SALT-LiYerpOOl hne Is quoted al $1,000; Car
Island, Sl4 for coarse Gnd S2eG722 for fine
California, as 596l for and sl4Gf22 for 6ae
SCAP-Castile Is 6r1n at y1lOc White CASTLE, ia
He; local makes of Pale and Chemical Olive 4Bd6c
fancy h.s, 7gSo . b; Washing Powders, sl2al5 per
gross
! sPIoEs-Ws eSote Cassia OF Is{f- 9o Cloves CSC to
&c Nutmegs TU9eoc: Pepper, l6@l7c; Pimento,
l6,0l7c ? q.
srApCH-vsrious brands OF Eastern are quoted at
6aIoc q h.
sUGAR-Since August DIST the loca' reGners have
been qu0ing lots in bbs as follows
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sd bstnest generally Throughout the We ciisr
d The VALLEY FissS for dong thoroughly good printing.
He viii maintain the eneas reputation long stehed
hoos Tbs 81 eisznt nod p>et printing i Bs. greater
faa 2si Wkiea j; dsyryxbte eye and hand. Address
81 A. WEAVER. al J ST., sa-rar1eas5 Cal i
ss-SDfun
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DIX. w. n. gALpW
G. 4. CAFE. vi. D.

0FFIcE AND RESIDENCE, EoRTHEAs
~ corner Of oond and streets. Office Hours
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