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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

TTNDER AND PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
I J sale, issued on the 9th day OF MAY, 1882, upon
Judgment rendered and entered in the Superior
Court Of the County of Sacramento, in the tate Of
California, the I'd day of MAY, 1882, in certain
action wherein Union Building and Loan Associa-
tion plaintiff and A. j. and P. X. Bielow were
defendants, will, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ,
of the 1st day Of JUNE, 1882 in front of the Court
house of said county, in the city OF Sacramento, sell
at public auction for cash in gold con Certificate
Number 625 for IS shares stock Of the second series
Of the Union Building and Loan Association issued
October IL. 1879; and also that real property IN
the county of Sacramento, State of California, de-
scribed as follows: Swamp Land Survey Number
$50, upon Sherman Island. containing 4S0 67-l00
acres. save 80 acres lying south OF Mayberry slough.
Also 30 acres on Sherman Island, described as fol
lows to wit The tract lying north Of Mayberry
slough, and extending so far that east and west
line would leave south thereof go acres the whole
tract being strip ll2 rods wide on the east side,
and adjoining section line between sections and g.
township north, range east, and sections 81 and
SO, township north, range cast, lying between
Sacramento river on the north and Mayberry slough
the SOUTH 144 42100 acres sold to j. Mahern,
March 6, 1872; the last tract containing l25 6Sl00
acres both tracts containing in the aggregate
o76 35-100 acres.
CHARLES NJ C0GLAN,
Commissioner appointed by Superior Court
FREEMAN 4 BATES, Attorneys. milo law4wW
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ICE; |!

MYTH INCREASED FACILITIES, AND THE
w encouragement Of generous patronage
Already bestowed, the Capital lee and Coal
company, OF sacramento. propose 10 continue
their business at No. 1909 THIRD STREET, in the
old, liberal and accommodating way. This HOME
COMPANY was mainly instrumental in reducing the
the present low figure They now offer at whole
sale or retail, 70 families and others, PURE BCCA
ICE, IA TO Is inches thick, SOLID AND CLEAR AS
CRYSTAL, at prices level with competing rates.
The BOCA ICE is frozen on small mountain
stream fed by springs, and with no sawmills,
Breweries or Slaughter houses above TO charge the
water with sawdust more offensive and unhealthy
matter. Daily delivery in quantity desired. Orders
and season contracts respectfully solicited.
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strongly Democratic. Boston will make two
districts, and give three wards each to the
two other districts. The bill reported puts
10 two of the present Republican Congress.
men into the same district
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GALVESTON, May gth.-A special reports
the destruction of the East Bernard railroad
depot by tornado. besides other damage in
the town and neighborhood. Two houses on
Wharton street were leveled and man
killed
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Railroad Accidents I'm Texas.

DALLAS, May 9sh.-A special reports a dis.
astrous wreck caused by washout on the
Waco branch of the Texas Central Railway
Sunday night A freight train went through
bridge, killing the fireman and two brake.
men, and badly scalding the engineer and
two other men. The point is remote, and
railroad officials are reticent.
A little later on the same evening there was
another wreck on the same road, attended by
the death of one man ard the woundlng OF
several others-also caused by washouts.
Government Hospital Burned.
LARAMIE (Wy.( May 9th.-A Boomerang
special from Fort Steele says: The Govern
ment Hospital was burned this morning.
Loss, SO, 600.
Horrible Work of an Iasane Mother.
BosToN, May 9th.-Marie Konc, Ger
man woman, this morning murdered her hoy
August, cutting his throat with case knife.
She then cut the throat Of her daughter
Mary, 13 years ole. The wound is not fatal.
Alfred. another son, has cuts in q dozen
places, though not fatal Emil, boy of II,
was also wounded. The woman then at
tempted to kill herself She is doubtless
insane.
The Government on Yachf.
WASHINGTON, May 9sh.-The President
and Cabinet have gone ON James Gordon
Bennett's yacht down the river.
Alex. III. stephens Injured.
WASHINGTON, May 9th.-Aexsnder II.
Stephens slipped and fell on entering the
Capitol this morning, and fears of serious
consequences are entertained. He was con-
siderably hurt.
The Massachusetts, Congressional Ones.
fion.
BOSTON, May 9.h.-The Republican Con.
gressional Executive Committee have made
a report 1t leaves the First, Second, Fifth,
Sixth, Seventh, Ninth, Texth and Eleventh
Districts practically unchanged, except in
numbering. From the other four districts,
including Boston and vicinity, five districts
are made, four TO be Republican, and one
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LEXINGTON tKy.), May 9th.-The track of
the Kentucky Blood-horse Association was
tetlock deep in mud from the rain this morn.
ing. The first race, one mile, welter weights,
with allowances to non winners, was won by
Libe Fog, Pope Leo second, Lemon third
Time, Log. The second race, Citizens
stakes for all ages, one mile and furlong.
winners paralyzed, was won by Lizzie S,
Mommonist second, Copiar third. Time,
2:04f. Hegiaz finished second, but was dis.
qualified for fouling with Mommonist. The
French pools paid Sl02 45. The third race
one mile and furlong, all ages, was won by
Lucy May, Bramble second, Hegiaz third
Time, 2:031.
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WASHINGTON, May 9.h.-The President
mas just sent a message to Congress. notify
ing that BODY of his approval of the Chinese
bill.
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X RAILROAD ITEMS.

ss sSs earnings Of the Texas 4 Pacific railway
n JI1gSMiy Tor The third week, In septcmbar show
TgNgeaSe Of S1SOO1 ''''"
\, ~ sAej that the Northern Pacific intend, IN
|nrseN Valns from Portland, Oregon 10
w mn, lote the close OF next season. Iii
|hSlsr1 .lS IN extension from superior City to
tiesSS ~, W. nom that city will run into Mil
|N "' No'eago over the Wisconsin Central
\, nv, ~, SI9eses, general agent OF the Oregon Rail
~, Az Navlsation company, has issued a cir.
ANNA ,Setl agents, requesting them to dis.
IN S,sLi Nv SAFE OF through tickets 10 poluts be.
|ss va ,eNas until further notice. This
tivis, s,Syllered necessary by the uncertainty
(tr S''ou on south river on account of low
GiMguuianapolls journal says Friends of
| s,s t'n2 M y OHIO road predict that the nal.
N, ws@9 WHO will control the Indiana plo"m.
"A ia "SSss'ern system within twelve months,
n esg,,s hlSago, Burlington Il Quincy men
,tOn Y ny sanguine that the Chicago, bur.
enon,h,S quincy VIII own the property within
4 'aS' ne Train ever run on sunday In Canada
b., MN exception OF the regular throurh
aoo r Y, morrow run from Hamilton 10
- On tue Canadian authorities have hcrc,
ten very strict Ia their repniatlon or
u aSlns ON the Sabbath, n Is thourht
aa,h s,.1eeI Trains will be run on ali Inc
| tkS,s'l.s ON sunday as well as week dnys
srap. vuyenCed irom Maedalenn, Sonora. that
atss inc Sonora Limited rallwa, nrc
ID N,r, W Ia Costa, which k twenty. fonr
bwIn he American line rhe trsok is
\ rSb'ia eighteen miles OF the boundary
|spsietiu between the two tcrmini is almost
6T d. !, said that connection will he
ni,n El Horne general manager of the
al ~, s1Slhc, says there Is about i,SOl miles
ab ~ completed, and there l. We, aSii
ops.,u, The work is advancing thn,c
ahi Ass w miles Per day ON the main limo
Os H. Ivm one and half to two miles nor
,anrh ,u,ssnyhcs There will he 30 miles
po,k' i ,Sad IN operation This iali. To do
hon,,a. construction aud 10 operate Tho
II iSn,Ss No help Of 1900 r,en. on Inc
AMI nv W the direct employment OF tho
Wthe iy Others are under contract. The
tN 1Nheorers working FOR the road is Isl
IMP Ss.nese employed by the contractors
aiSe1a,ul November 1, WV w A'P'
" he ~. No sep.'Abcr 90 no sale
also.ss AMI ties OF the Iaslede Il Fort
was made to-day 10 the 81. Louis
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4 san Francisco. under two executions amount,
ing To abont saOQQ0O. over 1900 tens OF iron
ana about 2uo0,O cross ties were sold The sale
was made by Sheuf GOodall of Laclede
county, aud the purchaser was Colonel John
q Day, representing the company. The mus.
poets are that If Foil county votes the S-5ON
subsidy promised, the road win be built immc-
dtately The road runs IA northweS, diTeS.
uon through Lscledc, Dallas Folk and Cedar
IN Nevada in NerCon county, and will be con-
suucted thence TO NaasSs City. The entire
length is about 200 miles, and CO. siderable ter.
rltoty hitherto destitute of railroad facilities D.
traverSed
The box that the Pennsylvania ranr,ad com.
pauy has decided on Ne the 1t for 81 in case
OF an accident is of ito, about inches i'm length
IN width and IN height and Is to De fitted
INTO chest on the tender. They were suu.
seSted by surgeons Of the COMPANY ON The
cover is The fOlOwiag:
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
aellc9l ooX-io be Kept on each locomotive
anu used IN case of accident only.
outht-One rubber compress 1 package oCab,
sofbent cotton, rolls of bandageS I pyramid Of
Phs This outfit must always be kept up, and
when anything is needed ieQuisitop should be
made at once
pirectonS-When an ann or leg is crushed.
causing hemouhagc pass compress around
Hmp Immediately below the injured part Ia
ease OF rupture, II a vein, tying IL tightly until
arrival of surgeon
The rupture of an artery can be distinguished
by the color Of the blood, which is red and
SpurtS out while u vein has black blood aud
flows continuously.
For wounds on the head or face apply absorb.
ent cotton and bind with bandage
The boxes are TO be put on trains this week.
ia the Office Of Road Foreman of Engine r. H.
Petit about 2c00 are piled for distribution
mere is not doubt OF the usefulness Of the
poN' IN engineer said, almost any engineer
can tel! of instances where lust such articles
would have b en- of very great use / stood in
tue Newark depot one day whiting Il stick
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UrURES.

POINTERS are coming in frequently, but
0S In futures let pointers alone and act upon
your own Judgment The market steadied up
Nne this morning, but broke away again ana
Closed eight to ten points lower than it has been
before, and now looks very weak n. all points
:pOs declined in New York . aud 4, in Liver
pol The weather is all that can be asked for
AID we DO not see what there is 10 keep cotton
pO even these prices except weather dam
glng 10 the crop and an early frost
Chicago Produce-Chicago was only about
6e to hold her own to-day, and was, after
stsklng = cents from her highest point on
olin barely able to close at same figures as last
Light. Wheat was weak all day, and Is appar.
emily kept up only by the bullish element of
Cher products, A good many seem to think
vaeatwill yet break to S. cents hut that will
entirely depend upon the receipts.
NEW work
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CURE YOURSELF!

w hnlanqant 'sHttatlc Curative" swat,rrt,,l 10 mn
x.,N ,eie ny io,ms cf tprsE aiiorrLca Of s~ais,i
L,h,N hehrfai hthlit,, lapatsns,, IL nr,i ,,,
,.s' isv,t, and bunfg bach the "Suuihhi Ilses. a,
49, W. 20 hN.e V,sunl ourY ,csu4 v,.s,s - c,il rts,
90, misn NO 70 seven Nt,s' tlHc. ms f,,u., MA
,ih "a nv nr hehonnsn In hls private pfSei. az
NtuN lslI was ncYcr Known a. laa n i,s,," ~, ~
Lc Nuh,l rANIA II gyts Vitality nrd ,n,, ~ 80
WI wonderful taNt'n hos" inl'itar,d ,"sS ubo ~,
~, ti, !, pegVS' u,I l,sIs, W. inY'fofaG ppp.tils
w eNl y, ohti Noutg men fuh,flnr f,it y, ss-,n..
s ~ Nv o. n1 fcslMly d, Hsiye s.lt Il tsS air.
~. WV ne hde win the usslfbltv % n ass,l. ~.
iMstNlNE tasr. The pnilpni gans ,i.t ia 10y ~ r.
"a ~ S' pT ~ en1' o, 4 a's dnWtyo tc perS os,
80. mnh. vesicta and frjis,1 inir n,.,s nm. ,s,
~ .ee pug n1'itinE ihep 10 thJt hauTei into X III,
~ wv hineiel hght hal ns1tf t,rn n,inr,i la IN,
t.tgltnil aIe simple productions oetatifrt ia,ia A.. X
~ w, az ~. sNyihc ZOE The aio td,,,as,i
1t ~ tiyf Dollars, sent vhh nil Junl,n, "a. a
KY ,ass. " slc only ~ IN q A luhaunnnls crtN !,
o.l North "a siisf lctwr,n Wahiu,,rn "s', -
~ y LOUIS $50. Eliahlth,d In iSff ''N -~
~ Hf, ~ "lrca"' on Special ni.,S.,' which gi,es.
as s,t,,,,i, ' WV; ,,l' ymloms nsans d
'A'.' 70 alj a'dittt upon frcypt Of one ta,un 'T'
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@edirui.

Illustrated Marriage Guide. 40 nSses cIo,n
~ suu giit oindng, >, cents; same n paper cover
:, cents, Manhood, 10 cents; womsnhooJ "a
v mani pam9hiet cents, securely seated by
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LETTER LIST.

The following Isl list OF letters remaining in
.ae tesi '0i1ce al Dallas. Dallas county, Texas for
the week ending October nh lSSs Which IN not
called tor m four weeks. Will be sent 10 the dead
.rNcg once Parties calling for these letters will
please say advertised, giving the date OF The
~ laIHeS living IN the city will please have
'helr mail addressed to their street and humber
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Faded hair RECEIVERS its youthfulrolor and
soft silky texture by the use Of Parker's
Hair BalSam.
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

var Wall street News SAYS. Az no time this
az has money been over \" per cent, and that
1t lasted only u few minutes last year money
Ian 10 tighten as early AS the middle OF Au.
as, ON the I'm OF that nohtA u ran up 70
~ per cent commission aud interest rsck-
,1pd to.ether' and the next day rose 10 % per
Ssot . per day commission plus interest
Ssveral other days I'm the month twas at 9Si, per
.sst la the first week In september twas Occa-
'Sana,lv lls and n q per cent In the latter part
ofthe month il rose again to the same lateS so
Srthis wear we have had the cheapest money
Val street has known for very long period: as
r,nnev has never yet risen 70 the equivalent of
nsr cent. plus l.6ith commission
TuE New York Tribune says: The secretary
,sthe treasury can put out his surplus promptly
IN one WAY only If he sees tit to offer to buy
honds inviting bids for The sale of bonds of any
sIaSs he sill have no trouble Holders OF 81,
rer cents. TO a very large amount viii offer
hem. and the treasury will be able TO do rs well
All can do by the calling aud redemption of
Hond, of that class. With offers to sell before
him the secretary can determine exactly what
smount he win disburse, ana the market can be
rieyed to the full amount OF the sum with.
drawn by taxation
Ayexchange reports as followsa late decision
ofthe New York Court of Appeals
The court held that the teller assurance was
limited 10y the language of the question and his
answer, viz. that the ceritcation was good
0fCorgse the case gave rise TO discussion as TO
the exact effect OF certifying Il check and the
mlreS say that il means simply that the sigma
inre Of the drawer is genuine, that he has money
I'M deposit to meet it, and that the bank Will not
nav out that money on other checks But il is
moi A guarantee that the check has not been
'rlI,ed on the contrary, liza bank discovers
that check has been raised, whether the fraud
vas committed before or after certifying il may
r,ilso payment Ccrtihcation does not mean
lbat he bauk promises absolutely 10 pay the
check, but only that the bank will pay whatever
/, lawfully due by the check The teller
was bound 10 answer the inquiries put by the
broker messenger truly dc he answered at alp.
aud to refrain from misleading him, but he did
answer truly the only question put. II the bro
Ser desired To know whether the bank stood
ready to pay $3.50 on the cheek, under all cir
Clmsances he should have sent more com.
plebensye question,
The decision l. noteworthy because the idea
haswdely prevailed among business men, and
kMppOrted 10y some decisions elsewhere, that
although a bank certifying Il check cannot be
compelled to pay 1t If aiterward raised, yet If
ihe raising Is done first and the bank cCrtiies
aftenaId, the bank if Liable for the enlarged
amount Is liable, in short for the face Of the
check IS certified. such view is nogatvCd by
the new decision. 4 certifying bank is only
bound 10 hold the sum ready due by the check"
DALLAS EXCHANGE AND SILVER.
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BY R. T. Lucas & Co., Auctioneers.

DI CONSENT OF ALL PARTIES INTEREST
- ED, We will offer at public auction, on SAT-
URDAI, July 1St, ut - "'cork H., in front of
the Market House, on Royal street Alexandria,
Va, TWO DESIRABLE FRAME HOUSES and
LOTS, situated on Alfred street between King
and Prince !rrrs, iwcsl side Of Alfred street, and
described ~ follows: House adjoins the Friend
ship engine huuSc; is 12 feet ) inches front and
III feet deep to Il large court 15 it. wide double
larlorS, fine dining room and large kitchen and
five bed rooms; water and gas. The next house
adOins the above: is 20 feet . inches front and
Ill feet deep /" court 10 feet wide three rooms
OH first flour and three on second floor: brick back
building water i'll the yard title unqucstonable
Terms of Sale: Onc-third in cash on day of sale,
and the residue in two equal payments of six and
twelve months from day of sale with approved
security and title retained until the whole of the
purchase money is paid All convcyancing at cost
Of purchaser. c26-td
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By Green & Wise, Auctioneers.
SALE.

Pursuant to decree of the Corporation Court
of the city of Alexandria, rendered at the Novcn-
Der term, 1878, in the case of K. NJ. Lawson,
admir-. against Isabella Lawson, the undersigned
will expose for sale, at public auction, in front of
the entrance to the Courtroom OH Fairfax street,
in Alexandria, Va, at II o'clock m
SATURDAY, the 22d day of July, 1882,
the LIFE ESTATE Of Isabella Lawson in the
LOT OF GROUND,
improved by BRICK DWELLING, on the north
side Of Cameron street between Royal and Fairfax
streets, fronting Al feet and running back 622s
feet next cast of the Tontinc House.
Terms of Sale: Enough in cash on the day of
SALE to pay the expenses of sale and costs of this
suit and the residue in one, two and three years,
with interest from the day of sale, and the pur.
chaser to give his notes therefor, with personal
security and the title to said life estate to he re-
tanned until all the purchase money is paid. See
next advertisement. JOHN N. JOHNSON,
je21 -2awts Commissioner Of Sale.
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CE-pUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of my Office It's Collector of Taxes for
that part of the city known us the Northern Dis
trict, have this day levied IA distress upon the
personal property in the house No. - Royal ST.,
between King and Prince, owned or assessed to
Viola Wimsatt, or Us much thereof As will satisfy
the taxes due by Viola Winlsatt. amounting to s.,
for a balance due and unpaid on the hill for 1879
and costs of sale. and will expose for sale at public
auction, in front uf the premises, on TUESDAY.
July 11th, 1882. TWO ~ ROCKING CHAIRS.
FOUR az PARLOR CHAIRS, and ONE al
SMALL TABLE Terms of Sale: Cash.
jy1-3t JN0. r. HILL, Col. n. Dist.
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By Green & Wise, Auctioneers.
NOMMI SIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to DEGREES rendered in the chanccry
cause Of Anthony Lawson VS.. Il. NJ. Lawson, ad-
ministrator, ct al, pending in the Corporation
Court of the city Of Alexandria, the undersigned
will expose for sale at public auction, in front of
the entrance to the Court room, on Fairfax street,
i'll Alexandria, Va, at about 12 o'clock H., on
SATURDAY, the 22d day Of July, 1892,
the LOT OF GROUND, improved by BRICK
DWELLING, OH the north side of Cameron street,
between Royal and Fairfax streets, fronting 41;,
feet and running back 622s feet, and all appur-
tenances, it being the property next east of the
Tontine House, subject to the life estate therein
of Isabella Lawson.
Terms of Sale: Enough in cash Oh day of sale to
pay the expense Of sale and costs of this sut-say
$50; and the residue in one two and three years
with interest from day of sale, and the purchaser
to give his bonds therefor with good security and
the title of the property to be retained until all
the purchase money is paid. The life estate of
Isabella Lawson will be offered for sale at the
same time w. A. TAYLOR ro,.o
c. w. WATTLES, 'ol,.ts. nr us is'
je21-ts JOHN NJ. JOHNSON, Vi '''ie'