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is occasioned by the liberal use of Mormon
gold, placed where it would do the most good.
Letters from Washington on the subject are
all of the most discouraging nature, and state
that men who were outspoken in their
views agsinst polygamy few weeks ago
are now either lukewarm or openly ad-
vocating the policy of seating Can
non and letting the polygamists alone.
No Gentle in Salt Lake now has much hope
for the future. Mormon Influences in Con.
gress are too strong for any bill to pass with
out being utterly disemboweled. The Nor
mons are now boasting of their success, and
offering to bet that Cannon will be seated,
and that there will be no anti. Mormon legis-
lation. A Constitutional Convention is called
for April 10th, at which time the Mormons
will ask to have Utah admitted as State.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Meald's Business College (0f the Bryant 4
Stratton Chain OF Colleges) E. P. HEALD and
F. C. WOODBURY., Proprietors, No. "a Post
street, near Kearny, 2. F., Cal. Terms-s40 per
quarter, payable in 30 days.
Pacific Business College and Telegraphfe
Institute-(Life Scholarship, fos full Business
Course, 500. W. E. Chamberlain, Jr and T. A.
Robinson, Proprietors, No. 800 Post sroet, oppo-
site Union Square, S. F., Cal. Send y Circulars.
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NEW MEXICO,
Serious trouble with Indians.

SANTA FE, March 7th-Governor Sheldon
received news from Taos Pueblo yesterday,
which, if substantiated, is serious. 1t is to
the effect that four days ego some Taos
Pueblos became drunk, wsre arrested and
placed in jail. They escaped, and Deputy
Sheriffs Meirs and Martinez started to the
Pueblos town to rearrest them. They and
their posss were met by ffty-nine armed
Pueblo Indians, and fight ensued, in which
Deputy Sheriff Meirs was killed and Deputy
Sheriff Martinez mortslly wounded. The
mutderers are not yet captured. The TAGS
Pueblo is one of the richest and largest in the
Territory, and heretofore the best feeling has
existed between the Pueblos and the surround.
ing Mexican towns. OF late too much whisky
traffic has been going on, which the United
States authorities should stop. Governor
Sheldon has sent to Taos for the latest in-
formation. and news is hourly expected.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
EDUCATIONAL,

usftn Gafes.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 722
Montgomery st., s. T. Country orders solicited
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Sudden Deaihs-A Roy Letter Thief

SEATTLE. March 7th.-S. ?. Andrews. q
well. known ex-merchant of this place, and a
Mason of the thirty.secoDd degree, died sud.
denly at his home in this city last night OF
heart disease.
L. G. ingalls,, formerly of Kalama and
New Tacoma, but more recently keeping
store and hotel at the Carboaado coal mines,
died suddenly to-day at Carbonate.
Ed. Abbott, for stealing two registered let.
ters from the mail-room on the steamer
Idaho, has been arrested here by Sheriff Nc
Graw and sent to Port Townsend for trial at
the term of Court now pending there. Alb
bott is a young fellow, but little more than a
boy. He has confessed the crime.
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How TO TELL Coon BUTrRR When
butter is properly churned, both as to the
time and temperature, it becomes firm with
very little working, all it is tenacious but
its NEST desirable state is waxy, when it is
easily nodded into any shape, and may be
drawn out considerable length without
breaking. It is then styled gilt edge. 1t is
only in this state that butter possesses that
rich nutty flavor and smell, and shows up
a rich golden yellow celor, which imparts
SO high degree of pleasure in eating it,
and which increases its value manifold. 1t
is not always necessary, when it smells
sweet, to taste butter in judging it. The
smooth unctuous feeling in rubbing little
between the finger and the thumb expresses
at once its rich quality; the nutty smell
and rich aroma indicates similar taste;
and the bright, golden. glistening, cream
colored surface shows its hight of cleanli-
ness. It may be necessary at times to use
the trier, or even use it until you become
an expert in testing by taste, smell and
rubbing. Il Robert Hull, Ohio Butter In
spector.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Items from Victoria.

VICTORIA, March 7th.-ResoIution and
addresses to the Queen, on her Maissty's
escape from the assassin's bullet, were passed
by the House and at public meeting held
here last night.
The committee on the dry dock scandal is
sitting daily. The House adjourned for q
week, awaiting their report.
Private advices from Ottawa state that a
syndicate of Californians has arranged with
the Canadian Government to build the Ma
naiIno Railway.
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San francisco stock Sales.
SAN FnAsasoo. March 7. 1889.
A REMARKABLE CASE.

An extraordinary charge of obtain
ing goods by false pretenses was pre-
ferred at Podmin Asslzes yesterday, the
accused being young lady who gave the
name of Georgiua Parkyn. The prisoner
obtained goods and presented three bills
bearing the forged name of Lord Archi-
bald Douglas, Roman Catholic priest, of
London" The facts were simply stated as
above but the case was remarkable for an
eloquent and singular defense made by the
accused lady which occupied quite an hour
in delivery, and the character of which
created much sensation in the crowded
Court. The prisoner stated that the
case was a thorough conspiracy to
get her convicted. She was married
some months since to Captain Parkyn.
a mine agent, but she and his
friends did not get on harmoniously, Sub
sequently she followed him to London,
where he left her with blank check to fill
up to pay hotel expenses during her stay
there. A prosecution was then instituted
against her because she had forged her hus-
bands name, he having no assets at the
bank but that charge would not have
been proceeded with had not her husband
on that occasion repudiated her. The
prisoner handed the Judge the newspaper
reports. Her husband admitted that he
had married her in Truro Cathedral, but
hsd since discovered that she had a
husband. That, however, could not
be proved, and she was discharged. Sub
sequentiy she was reconciled to her
husband, but he left her this time
penniless in London, telling her that
her face would earn her living if she
took care of it. She became very i'll, was
taken to ST. Bartholomew's Hospital, and
subsequently friend paid her fare for her
journey home to Cornwall. GA her return
he again urged her to live with him,
but she became so ill that she went out of
her mind. On recovery she again con-
sented to live with him, and after a
short time he again went to London,
giving her, On leaving, three checks
with Lord Archibald Douglas signature,
with whom he represented that he had had
mine share negotiations. In this way he
had entrapped her into villainous attempt
to ruin her and get rid of her. Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge described the case as the
most remarkable in his experience; but he
did not know that they had all the facts
attainable. After long consultation the
jury returned a verdict of not guilty
London Standard, February lst.
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OREGON.

New schooI.houses- In n Dying Condition.
PORTLAND, Msrch 7tb.-The annual school
meeting last night rated the tax at FIVE mills,
and authorized the Directors to build two
new school.houses, one in the north and one in
the south end, and to cost $40, ,o00
Annie Murray, shot Friday night in the
Prang alteration, is reported dying at 2:30
this afternoon
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Wina ANA fire.

ALBUQUERQUE, March 7th.-A wind-storm
to-day upset two houses, overturned stove
and set fire t, the ruins, ana the buildings
with their contents were almost entirely con-
sumed. Lewis & Ulman's loss on stock is
Sc. 600. Other losses aggregate 5000.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS (Ia,l March 7th.-All ths
business part Of the town of Mscedonis was
burned yesterday. Loss, S25, 600.
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sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS ETC.
II. s. Crockcr 6 CO.-Importing and Manuf,ct.
uring Statoners, Printers and Lithographers, Nos.
215. 2l7 and 219 Bush street. above Sansome.
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L Sia.a00 Fire,

OBERLIN 70. J. March 7th.-A fire destroyed
SAC, 900 worth Of property here this morning.
Gas Works Demolished.
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$3.50 street.. Ims-irsml. An sold stloves. prices
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HOTEL LANGHAM,
UNION HOTEL.

g ECoND AND STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
- Cal. Rooms, 80 cents and 81 per day. Special
rates by the month. Billiards, choice liquors and
cigars. Hot lunch daily from IL A. M till rN
W. o. (sJ0E , BOWERS,
fe1-4p1In Proprietor.
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NOTICE,

DARTIES HOLDING SCRIP AGAINST LIN.
4 coin county. Nevada can find q cash purchaser
by addressing J. EISENMANN & CO, Phoebe, New.
mS-lDlm+
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

Tragedy In Merced County Items from
British Columbia SchooI-houses
Provided for nj P0rtland-Trouble with
Indians In New Mexico o-The Train.
Wrccker Trial Steinesai Found Guilty
Incest In Yol0 Counfy-Etc.
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The Train.Wrecker Case Steinegsl FOnnd
Guilty.

AUBURN, March thin the Ed. Steinegal
train wrecking case to-day, Fulweiler closed
the argument for the prosecution at noon. At
l o'clock Judge Myres began his charge to the
jury, and about half-past they were taken
in charge by an officer. About G P. NJ they
came into Court and delivered their verdict
of guilty Apparently the prisoner expected
this announcement, ard was lot startled.
The charge was attempting to rob Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s express. The charge against
him of wrecking the train is still to be tried.
General Hamilton, the prisoners attorney,
is not granted, an appeal to the Supreme
Court will be tried. The Court adjourned
until P. NJ. Thursday, when the case of
Rogers, another of the accused. will be called.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEUB0URG d LAGEs,

NOS. 80, 81 AND "a FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO
Nv dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies,
Ma ufacturers OF Malt and all kinds Of Meals, etc
Oatmeal, Commeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour,
Buckwheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags for sele.
gents Buckeye Mills Flour. Marvsville. fel7.lp
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MERGED, March 7th.-Frank Cover was
found dead in room at his residence in
Plainsburg last night little before midnight,
having been shot with shotgun. The cir
cumstances, as related by persons from there
this morning, are that Cover and his wife
were frequently heard quarreling and fight
ing until about IL O'Clock last evening, and
but little attention was paid TO it by the
neighbors, as such scenes have been Of fire.
quent occurrence for years, until the report OF
guR was heard, when some of the people
repaired to the house, and on entering found
the unfortunate man on the floor in the ago.
nies Of death, with gunshot wound in the
region of his stomach. Coroner Rucker was
sent for, who requested Justice Lander to
hold an inquest on the dead body. Mrs.
Cover was found in the barn, where she said
she had gone to take refuge from her hus-
baud. Up to this hour the result of the in
quest has not reached here.
The friends of the late J. B. Bruce hsve
concluded 10 bury his remains here in the
Odd Fellows Cemetery, instead of at San
Francisco, as stated in the dispatch of yes
terday.
Incest and Infanfiside I'm iol0 County.
WOODLAND, March 7ih.-For several years
III. l. Patterson, German farmer residing
six miles southwest of this city, has been sus-
pected of incest with his sister, Helen Pattsr.
son, girl of tender years, who was placed
under his charge and protection. About six
weeks ago Miss Helen gave birth to child,
which fact was only known the attending
physician and one or two of the neigh
bors The sudden and mysterious disappear
ance Of the infant, however, caused Constable
Powers to institute an investigation, and he
soon possessed himself of sufficient material
to convince himself that the two were not
only guilty Of incest in the most disgraceful
form, but that they had resorted to foul
play in order to hide their crime.
On Saturday last lie proceeded to the farm,
where he found Patterson, who at first denied
that any child had been born. Upon being
told that denial was useless, he stated that his
sister had given birth to a child, but it had
died On the following day, and he had buried
it in the garden, to keep the matter quiet.
The officer then arrested Patterson and
brought him to town and lodged him in Jail
In company with the Coroner he returned to
the farm. where they found the child buried
in the spot designated, nothing but an old
blanket having been used for coffin. Miss
Patterson was then also brought to town un-
der arrest. The brother and sister are now
awaiting examination on the double charge
OF incest and murder. At the inquest held
yesterday the girl swore that her brother was
not the father of the child, but it is thought
that the evidence against them is strong
enough to convict. The whole community sre
indignant. and pronounce it the most dis
graceful affair that ever took place in cur
midst,
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"WE HAVE cold st. Jacobs Oil for abont
one year. Have sold more OF it than OF al
other liniments. 1t has given unusual satis-
fact on in every instance. We consider IL the
test remedy for rheumatis n ever ,ffs1eo 10
the public" D. j. Pratt 4 Co., North BROOK
field Mass
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of fvs Enes in this department ar
Inserted for % cents for one time three times for
cents or rs cents per week
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Tucson "a. I J, March 7th.-A Charleston
special says: a young man named William
Rankin was accidentally and seriously
wounded near here yesterday. Another
young man named Frank Gray pointed
pistol which he thought was not loaded at
him, and pulled the trigger, when the pistol
exploded, the bullet passing through Rankin's
neck, infiicting dangerous if not mortal
wound
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A Chicago editor remarks oscar
Wilde gets 5000 night for being an ass,
while we remain poor No wonder the
Chicago editor is surprised. Bat perhaps
his premise is wrong. Maybe Oscar gets
rich because he isn't an asst Boston Post.
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UTAH.

Depressed GeniiIes and Jubilant Nor.
mons.
SALT LAKE, March 7th.-The delay in Con.
gress over the anti-polYgamy bills cause
grave apprehension among the Gentiles OF
Utah. They believe the lull in the warfare
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FARM FOR SALE.

NETILL SELL YOU GOoJ FooTHILL ~
w farm cheap for cash or viii trade with SY1sss
vou and take 81 90 in rentsble city property -A-
and 81 600 cash for this place. Also vineyard and
orchard farm OF 30 acres can be had at the above
terms II you want te buy orchard, vineyard,
farm or city real estate, please call on CARL STBo-
REL, 32l j street, Sacramento fe2Jlpf
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shet and KIlIrd in Colusa Countr.

WILLOWS, March 7th.-To-night at $50 a
noted character, called Patsy Gallagher, was
The affray occurred at the Price Hotel in
this place. Kent met Gallagher in the door
of narrow passageway coming from bed
room occupied by Gallagher. Gallagher said,
You can't shoot too quick" throwing his
hand behind him. Kent then shot. Four
shots were fired, three at least taking effect in
Gallagher's body, one in the forehead, one in
the neck and one through the abdomen, any
one of which would have proved fatal. I'm
der Gallagher was found an eight inch
butcher-knife. Kent surrendered himself
The Coroner's inquest will be hsld TO. morrow.
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Exciting scene in a Courtroom.

STOCKTON. March 7th.-Yesterday, in So
nora, Frank Gilkey, one Of the young men
tried for the murder of Billy Bsreel, was
found guilty, and sentenced to the Penisen-
tiary for life. His father, almost frantic
with grief, drew his revolver and made
ing hin and afterwards committing suicide;
but Deputy Sheriff McQ laid caught hold CT
him, aud succeeded in preventing him from
carrying cut his purposes. It took several
men to disarm him, and was only accom-
plished after a most desperate struggle.
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& KIDNEY-WoRr has proved the most effect
i've cure for piles and constipation. Be sure
to try it.
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1 ADMoNITIoN.-Curey your cough tnoroneniy
with Hale's Honey Of Horehound ana lar.
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TELECRAPHlC.
sPEcIAL TO THE REooRD-UNroN.
DOMESTIC.
Negro Lynehed,

Negro Lynehed.
NASHVILLE, March 7th-Bob Sarver icol-
ered) was lynched at Frsnklyn, KY, last
night, for an attempt to rape white girl, 10
years old, named Rulv.
A $4,000 Fire.
OBERLIN 70. j March 7th.-A FIRE destroyed
s4o, 600 worth Of property here this morning.
Gas Works Demolished.
WILKEsBARRE (Pa(, March 7th.-The gas
works here wele demolished to-day by an
explosion.
An Arkansas Tax Collector Killed.
LITTLE Rock, March 7th.-On last Satur-
day, in Perrysville, Perry county, Robt. Tay-
lor, lax Collector OF the county, was fatally
shot by DIR. Sims, a nephew of the notorious
guerilla Quantrell of war nCtoriety. Sims,
who is newcomer, had received several
anonymous notes addressed to Bill Quantrell,
and ordering him to leave or take the conse-
quence. He heard that Taylor had reported
that he wrote them himself in order to create
sensation, and demanded that Tay lor should
print in the Perryviile Rtriese a retracsion
and apology. Taylor refused, and they met
as stated, and Sims fired the contents of both
barrels of shotgun, il fiicting mortal wounds.
A Town Burned.
COUNCIL BLUFFS (Ia.l, March 7th-All the
business part of the town of Mscedonis was
burned yesterday. Loss, SIS, 1000.
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THE VERY CHOICEST

CMoKED HEAD CHEESE, TONGUE SAUSAGE
- SEvALAT SAUSAGE, ITALIAN SAUSAGE,
BONFLESS HAM, CREAM CHEESE, GENUINE
SWISS CHEESE, etc. Just received from the East.
Besides FRESH SAUSAGES lf all kinds received
every other day from best San Francisco manufact.
r. HAUnGI.E,
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PACIFIC COAST NEW .
Earthquake.

HEALDsBURG, March 7th.-A severe earth
quake was felt here last evening at $50, sue
ceeded by two others at intervals Of about
FIVE minutes. The vibration appeared to be
east to west. No damage.
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ms. gREwRR q sOUTHN ORTIZ.

~ ENTIsTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER oFGHR
, ssrenth and streets, in Bryte's newcsSSYG
building, MP stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use .; improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
feI6-iulfn
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LONDON, March 9TH I'm order to prevent
the perpetuation of division Of the Irish Par
its members, plan is under consideration to
pay each member elected to Parliament at
the next election $500 Per session of Parlia.
ment, and for contribution of $500 toward
the expenses of each contested election. It
is proposed to raise the fund by the levy of
shilling per year on each elec'or, and to ask
the Land League to contribute in the event OF
a de hcit.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 rnr RKcORD-rMos.l
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TO LET.

yuyHE CAMP RESTAURANT, on X STREET
completely furnished. In Iuire Of L.
CHANDLER, No 227 J street. fell If
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

YIHHE HOWARD MINERAL SPRINGS, e..
Lake county. Good hotel aad sxteR Si;.;;i
cottages, with outbuIdings and LOO acres OF III
land. All will be sold at reasonable figure. For
particulars apply TO MhS. A HEISCH, Howard
Srriues Lake county Cal. felS-1plm
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N. III. PIERs0N,

~ ENLIST, AIS STREET, BETWEEN 80
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Aru-SYdxd
Bi Teeth inserted on Gold Vulcanite and all bases
trous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered tor the
painless extraction OF Teeth. iels-Im
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DENTISTRY.


~ DENTTsT-(RGMoVED TO QUINN'SAA
Building corner Fourth and J streets(- c9fYN
artificial Teeth inserted on all bases Improved
LIQUID Nitrous Oxide Cas- for the Painless Extrae-
- ~ Tee,b fe24-t
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FOREIGN NEWS.


BERLIN, March 7th. Emigration to Amer
lea this year promises to be very much greater
than last year.
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~ ENLIST. NO. 6o5 J STREET. Be
, tyeel Sixth and Seventh. Sacramento k7110
fe11-tplm
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

rayHE FOR YEARS wELL-KNowN &H
st. Louis Brewery, hEsSS
sitnato<l or corner of Sixth and G streets HEzSs8
IN the city Of Sacramento, is, on account OF the
death Of me proprietor, for sale cheap Inquire Of
". P COLEMAN. 325 street fe20-tf
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Mining Matters.

BopIE, March 7th.-Governor B)aisdelrs
Humboldt mill, twenty stamps, at Aurora,
started up during the week on West Hum
boldt ore.
Considerable interest is felt here over i'm.
portant discoveries in silver mines in the
Sweetwater mountains, between this place
and the Comstock.
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EMPloYMEMr OFFICE.
TO LET Or FOB SALE.

Advertisements Of Eve lines In this department are
inserted for Is cents for time three times for 30
oents or 70 ceDts per week
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EDUCATIONAL.
school Of Civil Engineering. surveying.
Drawing and Assaying "a Post ST. A. Van der Naien.
The Berkeley GymEs3ium-A First-cIass
AcadeYnical Institution. affords Classical,
Literary, Scientific and Business Education. For
catalogues or particulars, address JOHN f..
BURRIS, Superintendent, Berkeley, Ca
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HATS,
HAhowARE, IRON, STEEL, E1o.

Hermann. The Hatter-Ne. 335 Xesrny street,
near Pine. The finest hats ut the loves. prict s.
Factory No. II Belden street.