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The next SOS ion will open SEPTEMBER t4rH,
with u full corp Of teachers. Training thorough
and terms moderate. Catalogues cent upon appli-
cation u tho PrfnaIpaI ~ is-svd6w
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SAEATOGA ExCELSIOR-SPRING WATER on
drausht. fresh from the spring at Saratoga.
This water j. brought from Saratoga in
ga>-tight reservoirs, lined with pure block
tin. and i, forced out AZ our counter pre-
ci-cly Il il flows from the spring, without
charging it with gas.
The water Of tie Excelsior Spring + in
valuable. removing and preventing, 10y il,
apcricnt and Alternative effects, the incipicnt
forms Of disease. Vt
GEORGE SCHTN's
Mineral-Watcr Fountain,
Eleventh and Main streets.
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RoCKnRIDGE ALUn WATER

DOCKBRIDGE VA ALUM WATER
for more ihan h,lf century has grown s'eAdlS 'h
-.-,f. .- = medicinal agent in wide range oi
chronic disease. MuluiuIes oi "'''c" '''''
ufy 10 il unsurpassed efficacy In the relief ah0
Cur. of t!o-e ailmcat, peculiar b. their seN'
DYSPEPSIA,
IL its varied and most distressing forms Is 0u'''1
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, >CEof'LA'
CHRONIC DIARRIlTA. AND III SIN i'' !
YIELD MOsT RAPIDLY
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Antoni, the Pioneer Of Low Prices.

i also without a rival a. a dispenser Of
what is at orce pleasant to the taste and
beneficial 10 the system in the way Of sum-
mcr beverages. the most popular Of which
are his celebrated ice-rcam soda and his un-
riyallcd carbonatcl lemonade soda.
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So. only fora Picnic CIGAR.

Az OCEAN VOYAGE may Doe made endurahic, and
even enjoyable. If the SYSTEM is corrected and
toned up with TAKKASr's >EiTZLH AFLkikNI T.
and without which no one should travel
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+ LADY FoUSD by actual comparison that sh'
could have saved three dollar, and seventeen cent'
IN seventeen dollars' worth of goods had -lt pay
chased them at LEVY BEOTAkHs' Instead Of el,t-
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A MUSEMENTS.
pICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATIONS

The regular weekly soirce will take place nc Mo-
zart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at ~
O'Clock. Admission only by membership or IN
vitatiOn-cards, which must he presented At the door
Members obtain invitation-cards appHca-
tiOn ~ G. l.. SIEGEL, f2l Broad street. or c. H.
JOHNSTON. 9ls Main street. au31-lt
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PICNIC CIGARS, 5c-

FOR TIKI REHAEKABLE EFFicIENcY or TIE
Rr-rrAro LIrHIA WATER ~ Blcod-Poisonins
-.e statement OF Mr.. ANDREW DILLEI IN our ad-
veytt.tug columns
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,1AnrMnIsELIE TARDINEL. gj ".
ACADEMY or TIE VISITATION,
Il AfAN-IE AlsI
HooKs. STATIONERY. Sr.

'THOMAS !. >TARkE y sONS,
4oJ HHoAn srEEFT. RI iiNo oNb. \ Nh-;,,-s
Dealer IN SCHOOL, COZ Lt,5t, ~ a '%%tttot--
pootSnf an Kind, al lowest each pisc.; ~ =
ONT pIANn SHFFT-NJ~iC. Sftt lA'Lto
| |...4 - - ,,,.ii...t,..r au 27-2m
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LILY HELLE ClcAH. So.

The regular use Of CoLnES's LIErIc's LIQUID
FysRACr or BEEF ANp TONIC lNvlGotAf"H' ID
Mint battle. y tie most direct mcus ol 'h'iAuhs
phv-i,..l debility. as II simulate tie Ahsorhents
and impart- yigor 10 The whole system- A'F Pr
C,LI.,,'s. . tlke 10 o,er. Of druggists generally
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL

Finding The great need of Thorough prcparatnry
work. special arrangc gclnpnts are made for .ussfl
CHILDREN. Who can now enter at eight year. of aye.
French class has be7.n organized Tor small
hildren.
Young ladies who are advanced In French,
Though not otherwise connected with the school,
will 2, allowed g. enter thc conversation clas~
Those desiring 10 enter shouni apply AZ oncc -
the pI.INCIPAI
nu 2Q-lm cnrner Tnnfh and MnrshnIl si-trlA
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VIRGINIA REPORTS, VOL. -.

Just published
NATTUFWs'~ VIRGINIA EEeOKT> vol L.
civil ca.e, from Jauutrv e. December 1871
criminal cases from January, lscl' - Aprii'
1872. Prize. :6 boy mail. -d.aS. ...-
An LATE and STANDARD LAW huOAs
,,r .,I. M, Tic bel tarru- at 1902 Main street.
1 an gG-d&w fASDOLiIi '-''i'
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WEATHER REPORT

:, INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
u'e ,.'e A'Iahuc States slightly warmer. fair
WE ~T"!nTr ~ caStery to souiherly winds. slight
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cleor ord
cool was ''''' ""u
.hLhSoAETER YESTERDAY 6 AN. Ga:
n a. w. 81 noon. 80; l.. NJ, &c; GP.
", 'S; midnight, GA. ~
Mean temperature. 7ly.
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You CAS- LOSE NOTHING by goins - Lf'
BROTHERS, and comparing their prices "'l'
what YOU would have 70 pay 'lse~ncre Tor your
goodA. Their CLosINC-OUr SALE has saved thou-
sands or dollars to the public. AID tAey intend
saving thousands more for the people
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CEoRGRTowN COLLEGE. %. G

The scholastic exercises Of this fnstitntlou viii
DC resumed OATH R>DAY, SEPrRuBxR 7, fssS.
For catalogue of fist informatio., Apply 60
REV. 4. y. HrLI. = j.
au 3l-2ms I,rcsi Ae.,f
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SIMMONS LIVER REGrLAToR
l1MN0Ss LIVER REGULATOR


- ASK THE RECOVERED
,.-,.,,e. R,unus sufferers, victims OF fe'eI Aii'
Ague. the Mercurial-DseSsed I,t'e"'
HOW THEY RECONtkhD ,,.y
,...,,,, cheerful spirits, and good appetite He'
will tell YOU by taking
SIMMONS Liver REGULATORS
p,~ ,,YsPFPsiA. CONSTIPATION 1auhu,. ,.S
pu,a,s A,taeks. SICK HEADACHE conc III pe-
,',..ston OF spirits, SOUR STOMACH Hear''"f"
&C. @o-' 1T HAS NO EQUAL
.,,. ..,-.v,lled southern remedy Is warrants =
.s -, c1,tstn a singie particle OF nkkcIHi VI any
,.su,to,,s fuineral substance Dui Is
PURELY VEGETABLE
- -. .o, arowsy debiiitated. have iIepucn..
hesdsebe. mouth tastes badsy, Es, Es,c rniS liver
~ essied. yoa are suffering lIoin toIP'u a, :.
" e.Ns z IJtonsnessr aud nothing WIN eu'e ~" -
s1s.e,,iy aud permanently - 70 tane
eIMMoNs LIVER REGOLAi "n. .,
,s Given with safety aud The happ'es,t .',,re ~ au
,ppi.., aelieate infant. II take. hs ch.sy.rst
ss.I I'D iltters Of every kind J. ~ 49,. W. osiS
'.., and best IL niy medicine III G n ,he Genuine
Pparc Of connterfe ts Take ohy i,e,sr ~ rcd b,
an ~slte wrapper with red In ifo"'' P'e'"
D. 'sht'n y, 1bY ny ALL DRUGGISTS. sp o-e'''N1o'
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UANDNER AC .IDENI, VIRGINIA.
Ill TAYLORsVILlI POST -Oftl'k.

Tie thlrty-ihrd au,u1i session begins NtD-
Nk~DAN. Sepumtor 27tl. 49,, ,,.-
SPECIAL AEEANGENENT> FOR bpl >
INUFK FbT-HTttN. For eA,al .2urs, Ac, ~
dr,-,, fiy l-.VdL-e 81 ~ - '''Hr
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In aAlluan q lrins
4 CERTAIN CURE

In aootN u iNlnA
\ CERTAIN CURE
RoR MALARIA AND CHHLS AND FEVER.
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
ishighly recommended for
all DISEASES REQUIRING \ CERTAIN
AND EFFICIENT TONIC;
especially
INDIGESTION.
DYsPEP>IA,
lNTEENlTTENT FENLE~.
WANT or APPETITE
Loss or STRENGTH
LACK or ENERGY, ETC
TNBICHES IHE BLOOD,
STRENGTHENS TIE MUSCLES
A~D
GIvFs NEW LIFE To THE NERVES.
ACTS LINE = CHARM oN THE DIGESTIVE
ORGANS
U.s.. ,,., oy ali re~pcetAoie Go.los- IN mccl-
tre. P-.-a, II p-rao.,e.
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LIME. CEMENT. dc.

DOCKLAND LIME! ROCkL ID
IL LINZ.
Schooner Jennie trcenbank, with cargo oi iresh
RockIAND LINE, from the Crockett iime-AliH'
daily ~ fected. For sale Low from thcA;
Lime. Cement. Lump and Gt""ni iH,,eIi
f,"f >.yen,e.nth street. south side oil DOoA'
21-iW
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9lthmond 1ispatth.
IhORsDAY.........AUGUsT 81. 1889

As-IiiE CIRCULATION or TIE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED crpc,..
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY xrvvs
PAPERS or THE CITY.
'in'ofea al thc Posi-oiice al Richmond. yaas
sccond-clxss rnat,erI
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Tho e,.-,,,s arr beautifully located In Rock
hrere county. Va. and are open Tor I'e f''o' ''''
q visitor from
JUSL Isl TO OCTOBER Isl EACH YEAR
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS
wATERi. bottled direct from the spriI,S''
,....,s 81 -. containing one dozen half-s"lion
bottles.
PURCELL, LADD & CO..
Richmond, Va,
...,a,,l, jy 23-3m
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MRS. McGUIRE's SCHOOL,
lf1 PREPARATORY TO
NcGUIRES sci ooL.
MRS. JOHN 4. MCGUIRE
Will open a SCHOOL FOR BOYS IN the same
building sttb Nc,suire's school srPTEMRER
ZlsT- SSarxes from ESQ to $50.
see circulars ia bookstores. or apply te
% MAS. MCGtrRF.
au 3i-la 500 nan, Th,rry stnSs
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READ CERTIFICATES OF ENINLNT SOUTH
EpyPuYslCIANs " OUR PAMPHLETS
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AVCTIoN SALES THIS DAY.

EDMOND BAZAAR. 10 \. 81. household iur-
niture. carpenter cbesA &C. ~ l'-f MAJ"
.frraf.
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T'e proprietor does not wish Z" Do uhdeis' '"' .
,tt,, M. claim hat This water vii cure cancer.
J, i however claimed that ); IS ore ~ The mast
,,.-.rr,.l ~ kn1trn remcites IN all cases ~
E1Dop POISONING.
T.. above statement II Mr.. Diicy Is one OF
l..uy going t. sustain iA.- claim.
THOMAS +. GOoDF,
Proprietor Buffalo Iithia springs Va
II - i !
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S,WARTUNDRF COLLEGE

- RFOPENtDIN RESTORED BUILDING.
Both scHcs admitted. College sud Prepare tnry
school. lnder care ~ members 81 thc ~ochty q
Friends. The main building. destroyed Nv fire
uinth month lA-t. has been complete rrhnilt. ~
largCd. and ftted MP with all c0usrni0nces. Thor
ough Instruction In Languages. LiUrstur Maih,>-
matics aud ~: Sciences. New scientific Building.
chinc->hnps. and all appliances for pursuing a
thorough course in Chemistry. Mechanical and
Ciui Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH September l2uL Apply early, aS.
other things being u,ual. places via be given tho
earliest applicants. For fuil particulars address
EDWARD ~. MACH l.,
President Swarthmons College,
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EDUCATIONAL.
= =
NcGUIRES SCHOOL.
VA GAffBLEr HILL.
JOHN =. MCGUIRE, PRINCIPAL
FHt corps of able assistants.
sSr1iassy charges from 800 10 fa5.
GirhteeHth session. begins WEDNESDAY SEP
rtSpsR 20rn.
80 cir-a.sIs In booktorcs- or Apply to Prlnci-
PAL ausf-lrn
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MISS MAKY .. EALDWlN, raiNc 80.
,Prx- sypys.nrs &. CLOSES JUNE. lSss-
"kf fTIMnUl NH
HoLLINS INsTIT@4TE.

The fortieth session " a >pen on a. zVfS "r
sEPTEMBkR. o,,.,. sA....r.
Dets1t aud express % -, Cl0seri.e' >S<sAAh-
,ioah VI alley r7,ilrOad. ,,
Post-,fnce, Botetourss -prings is'snoAs '"""''
Va. II, -, ,,,,,,l. ..eom-
- s..lt l.. with asrr =. cntr oHie'fs
,nd t.arhers Iitcs.ry insirpciNu~ - .fss,! 80, 80"
~ gentlemen of yI,sd crltnr az =, -. a.
- r,,its ,,rr,,lus..e. Music = 1Nfnt snc't t..c
NJ stsmdaris l., ave profs, .a. I'D ts"n',,' -
Iady on ecrs of s1surc Fci- A.s.i' Ns' 49,, a,
I - i,,,,,es. of .nrracLcr asi uanSt Nhl'n ~ ~
- az ~ ,h. ..srnoe.ts o., jfc AlPiy tor clFru-
lars. 49, -, : - ,t,.,,,lent
Eu 7-eOIiss
DARK FEMALE SEMINARY, No. pio
/ wysT NAN sTKTzr. HICnNeSp ' ;-J,htN
G. pFT'Tt- NJ n, lslsor, ~ Il IiI5iia, =,
! et,',i me nex, sss.sn VIII hef, SIT ~ hbr y
4 Urn F,,n corpa of c1 cent ana cAiSf'eh..
,earhers For nun hformspon A. 70 i|ls'' NJ, ~,
app,y for circula. - tc e.-ks1ors of :, -,
eiPah - =" : : - - -
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EDUCATIONAL.

fmh 3O-Th.saSTnGml !
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BASEBALL.

EXCURSIONS. PIC-NICS. &c.
Don \ L.
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS.
SEASON OF 1852.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILRoAD,)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
EIcHMONb. VA, August -. l--2.
REGULAR TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTER
NOON EXCURSIONS
Leave Richmond ; =. VI. and $50 7. NJ.
and returning.
Leave Bon Air $40 +. VI. aud 1910 T. VI
\ FINE EAND OF MUsIC ACCOMPANIES
EACH EXCURSION.
Round-trip fare. - rents.
For charter OF special trains call on the UNDER
signed. VI. SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent,
aul7 ". Tenth street.
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PERMANENT CURES REoULE
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BROWNS IRON BITTrRS
NJ \ l. \ X | \ =.

Malaria is an almost iindosCribablc maIndv. ~,,o,,
ne cvcn The most talented physicians are ah,, -
fathom. Its cause Is most frequently ascribcd q
local surroundings, and therc Is very little question
tai ias opinion Is suhstAnta,cd by facts Malaria
tcsS uo< necessarily mean ohiiis and fever. while
fi-~c lrcuhle> u~naliV accompany II u often NJ
Act thc sufferer with general lAssitudo. Acoomna-
mol by lC, Of appetite. siccpicSsncss tired feel
rs. and high fever, the pcrson afflicted growing
~ra1cs and weaker. loses flesh day afier day until
"a ,s,osDc. mere skelc,on-O shadow of his r,.-
ncf IN
Malaria once having laid IS hold upon the hur1,a
fr1uc. the doSr u the system Is thrown oDcn 40
nervou. disease The body weak and cnfechlrd
the digestive Orgaps no longer perform their flnc-
lions. the liver becomes torpid, and other organs
failing - do their routine woFS, speedily become
diSord,-c3, and dissolution and death ars apt 10
CnSiC-
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INIYERsIrY sCHnOL. PETEKs

I ~ re-. NA.-Thc eighteenth annual session
begins Dt TOBI Il ~. Thorough preparation Tor
Irlyersi'yo ot Virginia and United states Military
and ~. n Acadsuics. Highly recommended ~
Facuiiyo IN, lIis ser-, ni Virginia. Fun stof Ol
instructor. pupisuniforrlh successful ~iiuati0d
h.ahufui. Early Application advised. a- number
ot boarie-. .trictly hmltcd. tor casiingue aa-
/ drcs, - GORDON MCCARF. Ma.t,r "a sam
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EDGE HILL SCHOOL.

Tho next --siDn IL sll, EDGE HILL SCHOOL
y. Il! commence ~eI s3insr 81 l--H ANHi's -J1
MissEs RASDOLPH
Kcswick Depot.
,,,S.1s AlhemAfi, N-.
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EIORtD tTFR.

TOILET. BATH, AND HANDKERCHIEF.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-06
COAST AND STATE.

The snow is six feet deep between Car.
son and Glenbrook.
The Russian River F9dg has new suit,
which much improves it's appearance.
Several prominent young men viii leave
Truckee for Spokan Falls about March lst.
A Touring mill costing $40, GOO has been
erected at Deep Creek Falls by J. N. Bau-
mann.
Scarlet fever prevails in Vallejo, and
the boys and girls in Lakeport have the
measles.
J. NJ. Merrill has been appointed In.
spector Of the Twenty third Masonic Dis
trict, of California.
VIM. G. Wilson, Of San Jose, has been
elected President of the Santa Clara VAL
ley Agricultural Society.
Coinage at the Carson Mint for Janury
was as follows Double eagles, $50, 600:
half eagles, S25. 200; standard dollars,
sll3. 600; total, Sl9S,00O.
The snow on the north side of Mount
Davidso is said to be from five to twenty
feet in depth. The deep spots are in gorges
where the snow whirled down from the
summit of the mountain.
In Yavapai county, A. T., north of the
Little Colorado river, there ID valley some
ten miles in length where potatoes are
growing wild. The valley is north of the
Moqui villages. and west of the Navajo
reservation. The Navajo Indians collect
large quantities of the root.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-06
San Francisco sssca Sales.
SAN Francisco, February 4. 1851
EPIDEMIC coNvuLs1oss.

Extraordinary interest was excited In
the popular mind of Kentucky, at an early
day, by a form of eonValsive disease,
which, though it had been witnessed else
where In the world, had never before
assumed shape so decidedly epidemic.
Among the CamisaT6s, or French prophets,
who appeared III the mountains of the
Cevennes toward the close of the seven-
teenth century, the subjects, when about
to receive the gift of prophecy, were often
affected with trembling and fell down in
swoons. When the fit came, no matter
where they were, they fell, smitipg their
breasts with their hands, crying for mercy,
and imprecatirg curses on the Pope.
They were finally, after an obstinate strug-
gle, put down by their insane prosecutor,
Louis XIV. Epidemic convulsions pre-
vailed in Scotland, half a century later.
Multitudes, under pungent preaching, were
violently agitated, uttering loud cries,
shaking, trembling, bleeding at the nose,
the minister promoting the upr0ar by urg-
ing them not to stiile their convictions.
The shrek or the shout, it is stated, never
rose from one but others joined the outcry.
The early career of John Wesley is well
known to have been marked by similar dis
orders. In his journal he records numerous
instances of men and women dropping to
the ground under his preaching as if
struck by lightning" ten OF dozen pray
ing at once. They had also prevailed ex-
tensively in New Zealand half century
before they became epidemic in Kentucky.
The elder Edwards has left an instructive
account OF the bodily sgitations which ac-
companied the revivals of religion from
1875 to l742. Many instances are
given of fainting, falling, trance,
numbaess, outcries and eonvulsions,
and he relates that some of the subjects
lost their reason. The epidemic of Ken
lucky spread more widely, and persisted
for long time, as well as in more extrava-
CANT forms. 1t continued to reappear for
several years, and involved district of
country extending from Oaio to the noun
tains of Tennessee, and even into the old
settlements in the Csroliuss. Lorenzo
Dow relates that, at a religious meeting in
the Courthouse of Knoxville, when the
Governor of Tennessee was present, he saw
l50 people "jerking" at one time. But at
other places the frenzy reached greater
hight. 1t was computed that, at reli-
gious meeting in Kentucky, not less than
5000 persons fell in commissions to the
ground. Popular Science Monthly.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-06

A. c. Young tells an appeal reporter
that he yesterday saw stool of wheat
pulled up on the ranch of Supervisor Eli
Davis, IN Sutter county, which had roots
extending to depth OF l7S inches into the
soil. The stool was plucked in order TO
ascertain how well the grain had rooted.
The length Of the roots surprised all who
saw them. The growing crops in Sutter
county have evidently taken such hold
on the soil that big harvest can be conf
IDENTIFY expected. Il Marysville Appeal.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-06

There are about twenty new houses now
in process of building in San Diego. Among
these are the Masonic and Odd Fellows
building, to cost some $50, 600; the new
public school building, valued at sI2, 900
several handsome residences, and number
of cottages. Besides, a number of repairs
are being made in different portions of the
city
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-06

The white House-The Oldest Dry Goods House
in San Francisco. We import direct frora the
principal marls in Europe, consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade. Country
orders attended to. J. w. Davidson & Co., Nos.
1ol and lO3 kearnY street. San Franciscc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-06

Jewish Family Of Six Persons Massacred
in Russia
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-06

ST. PAUL Mimi. February 5th.-Colonel
Hatch has telegraphed from Custer, Mon
tana, that the Grow chiefs complain that ties
are being cut on their reservation for the
Northern Pacific. General Manager Haupt
says he gave no such authority.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-06
A gentleman from Madison tells us that

A gentleman from Madison tells US that
he has visited a number of grain fields in
that locality withia the past day or two
and found the grain looking splendidly and
the ground thoroughly moistened. No rain
is needed, he asserts, for three or four
weeks, at least. Such reports are decidedly
encouraging, and the same kind come from
ali over the county.-[Woodland Demo
crat
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-06

IL HAVE given St. Jacobs Oil trial on
sores and fresh wounds of horses, and find it
to relieve the soreness in few hours. l
deem it valuable to all owners of horses,n says
Mike Goodip, Esq., of the Belmont Driving
Park, Montgomery County, Pa.
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TELECRAPHlC.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION
DOMESTIC news.
High water in Louisiana.

High Water in Louisiana.
SHREVEPORT Q.a.), February 4th.-A heavy
rainfall has prevailed here the past thirty-six
hours, and the overflow of the whole country
seems inevitable. The lakes above here are
higher than for six years. Many plantations
above and below are already under water,
and the levees are giving away.
Hanged for Murder.
GALVESTON tTex.l February 4th.- The
Nei7s' Willes Point special says: d. C.White
was executed yesterday for the murder of q
peddler named Cangur. The prisoner pro-
tested his innocence from the scaffold. The
execution was Witnessed by hundreds OF
people.
Murder at d Suicide.
TROY, February 4sh. = William Jacobs
killed his sister-in.law, MrF. Adam Lamax,
and then killed himself All belonged in
Grafton.
School Building Burned.
WASHINGTON, February 4th.-The Jeffsr.
son school building-the finest in the city
was burned at an early hour this morning.
Loss, 1885,, eco.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of FIVE lines in this department are
nserted for 25 cents for time three times for 50
cents or 70 cents per week.
WTANTED-AP PLACE IN A SMALL FAMILY
w 10 do housework. Good reference if desired
Address F. this esfics feI-lw%
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

and Photographer, No.
Montgomery street. Established 10 1851.
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VNOR SALE-AN EXTRA LOT oFs
: Missouri JACKS, bred by N. Leonard, sEszA
of Cooper county, Mo, just arrived. APP W.
ply, in person or by letter, at Wilson's EHsa.dEA
Stables Sacramento, to E. d. MONTAGUE.
j261ms
NOR SALE.-A FINE LOT oFs
JACKS, lately brought from Ken BSs5fsA
tGcky. Apply in person or by letter to ~
W. IL BILtUPs, Colusg, Cal jzs-1ms sAAsa1Ra
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EDw. oADWALADER.

OFFICE, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
~ residence, corner Tenth and streets. SacTa
mento, Cal.
Notary Public
United States Commissioner.
Commissioner of Deeds for the States and Terri
tories, and Conveyancer. Particular attention paid
10 taking depositiols-
Deeds, Mortgages. wills. Leases. Contracts, etc.
drawn ard acknowiedg.d. 1o-H
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Miss Cole, of Staten Island. She is built of
iron, and when she reaches San Francisco
viii be the strongest and finest specimen of
marine architecture in the Pacific trade. She
Is 5S6 feet in length, SSa feet beam, % feet
depth OF hold. and has a capacity for 2,500
tens of cargo.
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FOEEAGN NEWS.
Ancien. church destroyed by III

Ancient Church Destroyed by Fire.
GENEVA, February 4th. = The Catholic
Church at Rapperechwyle, one of the most
ancient churches in Switzerland, was burned
yesterday, with the exception OF its tower,
which contained the archives. Many pre-
cious relics were consumed