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diamond Robbery at Cohoe..

CoHoES, MY, May 1.-THE house OF Mayor Le-
roy was robbed last night OF valuable diamonds
and some money, also Unacceptable paper TO a
large amount. There have been no arrests.
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AIR. III. b. I-ATiMER viii conduct the sale.
Mes-rs- FITCH, FOX Il BLOWN are agents for the
pr lIerty. El5-I3t
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Capitol Notes.
The House committee on military affairs to-day
decided to report to the House, with favorable
recommendation, Representative Beach's bill
of the U. 8. army who have served therein soon
tinuously, honorably and faithfully" for period
OF thirty years or upwards.
THE BOSTON COLLECToRSHIP FIGHT.
It is tacit understanding in the Senate that
there shall be an executive session earlier than
usual tomorrow afternoon for consideration and
discussion OF the nomination of Mr. WOrth1ngJOn
for collector at Boston 1t is expected that the
Will be disposed OF tomorrow, and there is consid-
cradle speculation as to how 1t will end. The dem
OcratS are divided, as well as the republicans. on
the question OF con flrma ton Some lively SpeecheS
Will be made, it is said, tomorrow.
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The articles VIII he view MONDAY and TUES
DAY, May 10th and 10th. commenciuy at II o'clock.
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SNOW WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL ROLLS
y and Biscuits win be guaranteed you use CERES,
the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour which
awarded the First Premium all other competi-
tors at the National Fair in 1872 and again the First
Premium. in the shape of very handsome gold medal
Ceres will turn out forty loaxes more bread than any
other -four in America. STERLING ST. LOUIS
FANCY. of the beautiful Winter Wheat Patent
Flours ever offered to the trade Il nexceed any
other Patent except Ceres, and will please the
acting hosekeeper and satisfy the fastdious e
cure RELIANCE, splendid Minnesota Patent Flour
made by the celebrated Hungarian Process It is very
cheap and beautiful Patent within the Eeach Of sll
one who will try it. GOLDEN HILL the old reliable
stand by and the Standard Family Flour of the District
Milers Or Manufacturers of GOLDEN HILL have spent
about $lO, 900 in remoeng their mill, and have intro
duced the celebrated Roller SYSTEM ard consequent.
~ Golden Hill is not only magnificent Family Flour
but is re2ly patent -four with the great adyantaue
that it can be bought for considerably less money than
nor as nutritious as Golden Hill For sale by ali gro
GERS Wholesale Depot corner LIST street and Indiana
avenue. VIM M. GAIT C1I
Who also the Sole Wholesale Agents the District
wheat. ma
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AUCTION SALES.

ht VII CN bhLES.
FUTURE DAYS
rHoMAs BOWLING. Aucioneer.
SALE By CATALOGUE
OF THE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
OF HIS ExCELLENUY
NJ. OUTREY. The FRENCH MINISTER,
RESIDENCE
SOUTHEAST Cor. OF CONN. AVE. AND L ST..
EMBRAcING
ELEGANT PAEI.OR FURNITURE, ARTISTIC
CADINETS.
LOUIS Nv. TABLE, and other Furniture of that date
SUPERB sANIEL SETS.
Artistic Objects Turkish Carpets and Rres
Persian Portiers Guiprre Lace
And other fine Window Hansings
BEDROOM FUgNITURE OF SUPERIOR MANU-
sUPEEBLY CARVED
LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
CHINA WARE. SHEFFIELD PLATE.
BAccAEAT GLASS WARE. FRENCH KITCHEN
MADEIRA AND SHERRY VINES of rare value,
FRENCH WINES. Sc. Sc:
LANDAU. HORSES. HARNESS,
AND GENERAL STABLE PAEAPHERNAIlA
TIE fd m TFH aS MY
and ccntiEte TnURSDAi. Al SAsIE HOUR when
balance of FURNITURE Library and Er-rrynvs will be
sold, and ON = SATURDAY, NAY TWENTIETH, AT
HAIF-PASr TEN O'CLOCK, all the Wines, Horses
and Carriages &c, &c.
The articles VIII he on view MONDAY and TUES
pA1 MAY 10Th and 10Th. conlmengink al IL O'clock
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ENXECUTOR'S SALE OF UNIMPROvED LOT ON
GSENENTH STREET ROAD. ABOVE HOWARD

By authority given me by the win Of the latesLax
Mary Z. Cary. deceased. win offer for sale atS1e
Day. MAY FIFTEENTH, 1882 AT SIX O'CLOCK P.
M. all of lot a. in block s. In Todd and Browns sub
division Of Mount Pleasant This lot has frontage of
90 feet the west side Of 7th street road and Is $50
feet Deep adJons the property OF Mrs. Harris Sold
Terms: One-third cash; balance In six and twelve
months or Ill cash. at purchasers option. Conveyance
Ing and recording ct PrGhasers cost $50 down It time
WALTER WILLIAMS CO., Aucts m0-dGds
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AUCTION SALES.
NNHOMAS BOWLING.

T,HoMAs BOWLING Aucuoneer.
80 "a INA nay
EmbracnE Parior and Chamber Furnture
HAIR HAIR a. IT, lounges: Easy Chairs;
Carpets. Antique Mahogany Book Gaze. Antique Ma
Dining room Furniture. large quantity of Glass
Ware;
Fine assortment of Plated Ware together with numer
Gus other articles not necessary to mention.
One Herring Fire-Proof safe:
Several Buagies and Business Wagons;
N.Bin future ali sales of Horses and Carriages will
De made on the llth street side. No postponomsnt
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucs,oneer.
SIX CASKS OF As GIT I1x MAJoLlcA WARE
rkES w au x rW sHss sAh9sRAY MAY rHIR
No postponement on account Of weather. m1l-2t
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
BALANCE OF STOCK DAMAGED BY WATER, &C.,
AZ 1hE LATE Ii FIRE. BEL0NGING TO MIR; c.
6oSsisrfN OF AS Shhfk And 6HRES
sk fA sSSs ao5 6bsls so aa at6
on waP XII % 'gH siss n9E4 Ms
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. m11-2t
V'HOMAs DOWNING Auchoneer.
i WILL SELL. IN FRONT OF MY AUCTION
ssGHFj M MAJ sFf s
O'CLOCK NJ, Il Bay Ware, years old, good size Set
OF Harness, side bar gYy. and also Donkey, medium
size: good worker. The property of gentleman who
recently died and the widow having further for
them The above Turnout and Donkey can be seen at
BUhGDORf'S Stables, 4lS Sth street northwest prior
to day of SALE
mli-2t' THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ENHOS. ]. FISHER CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF CITY PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of theaE
District of Columbia. passed the 18th day ofS*@
July. 1881, in Equity No. z TO- of Susan.ik.-
X Burche ct al. against America G. Pedrck ct al tue
Undersigned appointed by said decree Trustee for the
purpose will sell at public auction, TO the highest
bidder on the premises, Mt FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. on
the TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF MAY 1882, Lot num-
bered nineteen 19, in square numbered five hundred
and sixty (5G3>. fronting thirty 500 feet
street northwest between LIST and I'd streets, with
depth Of 100 feet to 20foOt alley, the same being
vacant lot.
Terms of sale: One fourth of the purchase money
cash in hand and the residue in three equal PAYMENT
on credits of six twelve and eighteen months respect
lively. with interest and the purchaser will be required
TO give his notes therefor, and the by deed
OF trust on the said property Adeposit of ten per
OF the purchase will be required the day Of
SALE and the purchaser will be required comply with
tie terms OF sale within ten days thereafter default
OF either the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the
risk and cost OF the efaulting purchaser. All convey
MILL C. G. COLE Trustee
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AN OPERA SINGERS STOLEN TRUNK RECOVERED
This morning. Detectives Acton and Coomes re-
covered trunk and part OF its contents Oewelry
and clothing1 which had been stolen on the 18th
OF April from Miss Kate Grifth, OF the Hess Opera
company when at Ford's opera house at that time.
made in the case.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
On and aftec NOVEMBER Sd. 1884, the steamer
ARROWS Mi viii leave her wharf foot OF eth street
at a-m- every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY for al river landings On MONDAY a. far as
NOmni Ferry. On THURSDAY. Ncmini Currioman
Ieonzrttown and 81. Clements Bay. stones wharf
Go. irons and Howard's. On SATURDAY. Currioman
AID Ieonardtoxn. JOHN II. WOOD,
Ms Aver
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the openinC and closing prc.a
OF the New YORK stock Market TO-DAY, Is rcportel
by special wire TO H u. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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VTVHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
RECEIvER'S SALE OF MATERIAL FOR ASPHALT
pAVEMENTS-

BY virtue Of an order OF the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed In equity No T. S43
Al! NAY EIGHTH. 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. at
Capitol streets, quantity Of material as follows:
About 100 barrels Of OIL l5S barrels and two watts Of
Terms: On all purchases less than 300. cash; on
purchases greater than $500. one third in CASH
satisfaction OF the Receiver, all cash at the option Of
the purchasers.
a2S-dtds JAMES G. sPRIGG. Receiver
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH, same hour. By order
OF Receiver. m9-dts
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL
UNITED STATES MARINE Corps,
QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, May l, 1882.
Sealed Progosals in duplicate Will be received at this
ofhce until TWELVE O'CLOCK M. Of SATURDAY,
the TENTH DAY OF JUN z next. for supplying Wood
and Coal to the United States Marines, at more
1888:
Portsmouth, N. 81. Charestown, Mass. Brooklyn,
NY; Philadelphia. Fa.; League Island, Pa. wash
1ngton ID. e Annapolis, Md Gosport, near Norfolk.
Va Mare Island, Cal, and Pensacola Fla, with the
privilege of increasing the quantities one third.
Specifications, with blank proposals. can be obtained
upon application at of the stations named at the
office of the Quarterinaster. Washington D. c., and
dephia Pa.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for Fuel
ana addressed to the undersigned.
w. B. SLACK
Major and Quartermaster US. Marine Corps.
m4-laW4w Washington, DC.
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MRS. MASON, accompanied by Mrs Mary Shan
non, called upon the President, by appointment.
this afternoon for the purpose OF making per-
sonal appeal to the President for the pardon of
Sergeant Mason The baby was left at home.
The ladies were kept waiting In the ante-room
some time, and Mrs Mason grew very nervous as
view. Her friend, MIS- Shannon. devoted herself
to keeping up Mrs. Mas0ns spirits
MADAME SELIkA, the famed colored songstress,
accompanied by Mr.. Fred. Douglass and several
others, called at the White House this afternoon,
and the prima donna sang several choice selec-
lions.
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PREMHR-LIEuTRNANr C. F. g. GoTz, OF the
army Of the Netherlands, called upon the President
this afternoon. He was dressed in the full uni
form OF his rank He also visited the various points
of interest in the city today.
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], $50 Prizes. SlI2 400
tickets. 500.
Remit money bank draft by letter. or send by ex-
press; DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER or
POST OFFICE ORDER Orders Of s. and upward BY
express be sent at expense Address ali orders
70 =; NJ BOARDMAN, Courier. Journal Building, Lou
isville. KY, or B. NJ. BOARDMAN, 800 BIZ adway,
New York; or j. ". CLARK. GIL New Jers 4 avenue
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR RATIONs.

UJKOPUSAIIS FUK KATIONS. :
UNITED STATES MARINE Corps,
QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May !, 1882.
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received at this
the EIGHTH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, for furnishing
rat1ons to the United States Marines at Of
the following stations, from July l. 1882 June 80
1883 Portsmouth. III; Charlestown. Mass. Brook
Rn. n y; League Island, near Philadelphia, Pa.
folk Va Annapolis, Md. Mare Island, Cal. and PEN
Specifications with blank proposals can be obtained
upon application at any Of the stations named the
ofhces OF the Quartermaster, Washington, d. c. and
Assistant Quartermaster 226 South 4t street. Philade
and addressed to the undersigned
WEB. SLACK,
Major and Quartermaster. G. s. Marine Corps.
m4-1aw4w Washington be
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POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
OF THE


In the city of Louisville on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 31sT, 1852.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays excepted
under provisions Of an act Of the General Assembly Of
Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 81, rem
dered the following decision:
FirstcThat the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pany is legal.
Second-Its drawings are fair.
This company has now ON hand large reserve fund
Read carefully the list Of prizes for the
MAY DRAWING,
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VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A BRICK WAREHOUSE
IL On FIRST STREET WEST, NEAR INDIANA

- RI GINALD FENDALL, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. M dts
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TO MY OLD PAT epws.

Z STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IF
x yea are so unfortunate to requ.re them
With mind matuTed and enriched by studies of ar
advanced crder can safely say that there is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human ills that can
ret treat 70 successful issue.
LADlES i am alwaYs ready to assist yeu. Ny
past knowledge has been increased 6y extensive
experience. | am now able to treat ycu with the
certainty of success. No case peculiar your deli
cate organism is beyond my sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior TO ary
offered heretofore, and will be warranted 20 have the
desired effect in all cases.
Thoee Of the public who need B1y services can de-
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who have been n
1ured by youthful indiscroton5, and thofe who
have contracted local dheBses
Persons afflicted eau, II they prefer, consult ne
by letter, detailing the symptoms Of the disease
trouble, and receive medicine by exp-ess with fall
instructions. AL letters must be directed to J. II.
JoSSELYS, ". D., 225 Suffer street, San Francis.
CO, Cal.
Cure NARRATED in an cases, or no pay required.
Consultations personally by letter, gratis Send
foi book Comfortable apartments for patients 81
my Inarmary (when desired. with experienced
nurses
Consultation Parlors, 22e Suffer street, adjoinin
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours-From 8 4. ". to P.
ny Diploma hangs in my Office.
Purchase nay Essay on Physiology and Marriage
For sale by al newsdealers.
}. u. J0ssELyy, II. D.
iyi-3pIm
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CONCISE LOCALS.

One hundred and eight emigrants will ar.
rive tomorrow.
The members CT the State Board Of Agri.
culture will hold meeting might at the
Pavilion.
A light rainfall at Olympia and Portland
was reported at the Signal Service Station
last night.
Red jacket Tribe of Red Men will nav
Costumes Tribe fra.ernal visit this evening,
at Red Mems Hall.
A Chinese clock thief, named All Sing. was
held TO answer in the Police Court yesterday,
with bail fixed at 81 ,GG0.
Counsel for the city in the city tax cases
filed their supplemental brief with the Su-
preme Court On Monday.
Yesterday. in the Police Court, the exami-
nation of John Iughram, the alleged libsler
OF L. MEG. Newcastle. was set for hearing at
P. NJ. today.
Albert Elkus has been appointed Quarter.
master on the staff of the commanding officer
OF tbs First Artillery Regiment, with rank
OF FIRST Lieutenant, vice Rsardor, resigned.
Tie charitable fund of the Fire Depart
ment nov amounts TO nearly $500. a propo.
sltion is on foot to give public ball and
entsrtalnment ct an early day for tie benefit
of the fund.
The Mutual Sporting Club, st its last
meeting, elected officers as follows: w. L.
Bening, President; w. s. Shields, Vice-
President; 4. II. Bening, Secretary; F. f.
Martin, Treasurer a. G. Kliuk, Property.
man c. E. Neary and M. Silva, Directors.
The funeral of the late w. S. Rhodes, who
was nephew Of Mrs. 4. b. Croker, and
who died at her residence, took plsce yester-
day afternoon, and was largely attended.
Deceased was native If Ohio, aged 81 years.
He hes had charge of the conservatory near
the City Cemetery.
At the annual meeting of Union Lodge,
No. IS, f. and A. NJ, the following officers
were elected: Albert Hart, w. NJ; J. 81.
Mecra, S. w; a. J. Gardiner, J. W; Geo.
/. Bush, Treasurer J. Macarthur, Secre-
tary; G. Kellogg. S. D.; George W. Carey,
j. D.; NJ. S. Cushman and W. f. Petersen,
Stewards
The counting Of the votes in the contested
election case OF Coelan vs.. Beard did not be-
gin in the Superior Court yesterday. Every
body was in readiness, but the case of Bur
nett vs. Hsna Gold Mining Company, which
had b6en continued from the preceding day,
occupied the attention OF the Court nearly all
day. The election case Till be called this
morGiDg.
Manager Bsardsee, az the Western Union
Office, states that noon Washington time will
be received to-day at bis office, and # any
person desires TO take The time, and will
bring tme-piece, he will gladly give them
the bsnsfk of it. Sacramento time is hours
and % minutes earlier than that Of the ma.
tional capita, and consequently it will be TO.
celved here lif this time is c0rrect), OF 800
A. NJ,
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TIE MORGAN MYSTERY,

EDs. RECORD, UNION In yoar paper some
days eiEce a floating paragraph appeared,
stating that William Morgan was seen years
after his abduction and the nossd anti.
Masonic excf.smept of 1896. il Asia Minor,
and that lie died there. This is all pure &c.
ton. The facts in this celebrated case are as
stated in the article written by Hon. Fred
erick WaiStleBey, of Roc ester, who died in
1851, GT d which is Just published Decsusber
81 by the R0cheater Union and 1drertiser.
A Geographic synopsis you have in your
pspsr Of aha An. As matter of history
the full article is well worthy of republication.
Wiliism Morgan was an inmate IF our
fathers family in Rochester for some time
during the winter season preceding his alb.
ductiun. He believed hiu.self to be under
surveillance az this time by the Masonic fra
teEnity, in consequence Of his reputed writ
ings IN the exposuss Of Masonry. His eyes
became seriously inhlrEed frcm his close az.
pi:cation in writing this expose, and he was
ksps closely housed os PATENT OF our
fathers, who was q practising physician, snd
was employed in the treatment Ct his eyes.
We recollect him wall, wi h his large, green
blinds, and his not being permitted to come
TO the light. During his residence with ug he
had tooth extracted, which was preserved
by. his wife. His teeth were very peculiar
being all well formed ard all double in
both the upper and lower jaws. His abduc-
ton occurred ia September, 1926. In the fol-
losing, summer or fall a body WIS discovered
EeGr The mouth Of Oak Orchard creek, very
much cecaysd, and evidently having been in
the water Of Lake Oatario fer many month";.
Il vas generally thought at the time that
this was the body Of VIM. Morgan, and great
ttfarSs were being msde at the investigation
to prove it to be the body Of some other per-
cen. Our father and Mrs. Morgan " ere sum.
lnoned 10 the Inquest. The tooth was pro-
duced in evidence and the peculiar formation
Of the teeth of Morgan stated by Mrs. Nor
gan ard our father. The jaw of the corpse
fully answered to tho description, ard the
tooth shifted to the vacancy as described
And to the mind Of both Mrz. Morgan and
ouE father, SIS well as of disinterested parties,
il was fully established thas this was the
identical body OF VIM. Morgan. AS this is a
Ink in the chain of evidence of the Morgan
mystery, we present it TO you for publication.
ALBERT AND W. Il. Strong.
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20 Owing to a largely increased stock
this year. and the consequent lack Of space
in our stores, we shall not open out separate
Department for TOYS as heretofore.
We shall, however, broaden out the lines
of goods kept in the various Departments,
until our whole store will be brimful of
HOLIDAY GIFTS for young and old
Hosts of things ready now
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLN. December 5sh.-Passed here to-
day, TO arrive in Sacramento tomorrow ::
K. i. Shelton and wife, Montana John
BoagdmaD, Sandwich Islands; Miss Wilson,
Mrs. Couch, Portland, Or; Mrs. ID. Curtin,
Jamestown. Dakota Mira a. n. Drown and
daughter. San Francisco Geo. W. Cushing,
UGion Pacific Railroad, ST. Paul; Charles
Bernstein, Miss Nilsson, Wn. Rosenberger.
Rose KEENAN,, New York; W. T. Small,
Parsons Kansas B. Gsle, Colorado J. J.
Eliinghsm, Boulder, Colorado; G. Rodori,
Cherry Creek; w. S:iason, WoodIiger; NJ.
II. Miller, Eiko; T. Russell. Mass; los an.
igrant passengers, including rs males, to
arrive in Sacramento December Sih.
OMAHA, December 6sh.-Lsft here to dsy
to arrive in Sacramento December Josh !:
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Wiggin. Alameda; J. +. Secor,
Jr. and wife. New York; Sturgis 7. Carpeu.
ter, Francis w. Carpenter, Providence r. l. /;
J. B. Fitzpatrick aud family, New York !;
Mrs. Harry Ssccker, San Francisco; Mrs.
All Fracker, Phi,adslphia hiss Louie De--
rick, Detroit D. Ackernan, wife, child ard
nurse, San Francisco; Mrs. Charles HaGsell,
Annie Hsdseli, Sunol Clan, Cal; Louis Big
ger, wife and child, Wheeling, W. Va;
Peter Grage, wife and SOD, Wisconsin Gus
Jscoby, Jr.. New York; J. NJ. Msnchasa
and wife, Mexico; Charles Marvin, J. J.
Frederick, j. S. Phippen, John Reed, San
Frapcisco
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ROsEDALE MARKET.
B. DENNERY.

rag J STREET, TAKES PLEAS
L ure in informing his friends sysYesS,
and customers that he has opened the S2lSsSA
above MAJ ket, and it is now in full blast -ask-nZ
He has large and choice lot OF Turkeys fat Cess
Chickens, Booths Eastern Oysters. Fl h. American
aud foreign Cheese Of all kinds, Egys Batter, and
all kinds Of Vegetables and Fruits His goods are
first class, aud will he sold at the very lowest bed.
rock prices for cash. lease call and examine for
yourself and you viii find it to your advantage to
deal at the Rosedale Market. n29.js3n
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PRICE, So.

For several weeks, we have been suffering for the
want of a larger stock of MEDIUM AND
LOW-PRICED CHILDREN'S CLOAKS
The early season brought more customers than
we had counted on. The relief supply has come,
however, and we are now showing full and
interesting line of these goods including some
as low as S..
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DRESS PATTERNS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS
1--WE spoke of them Monday, are now on sale.
The assortment is not yet complete, and new lots
will be added from day to day
Whoever heard of a DRESS PATTERN for a gift
coming amiss?
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SUPERIOR COURT.
WEDNESDAY. pseenber e.h
DEPAKrxsSr OSg-pEs.os

DEPARTMENT oSE-DESsos, Judge
Mister Of guardianship OF Martha Smith, incorr-
pstent-hhryaIet Reel appointed guardian bono
liked az 81 900.
c NJ. Cog.an vs. u. 4. Beard-Continuei to De.
cember TN.
DEPARTMENT Two -DESsos. Judge
A J. Burnet: vs.. Etna Gold Mining Company
On trial.
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DIED..

Sacramento, December 6-John Wesley Rendell,
native OF lone, 10 years, months and 2 days.
Funeral from residence of parents, 1928 street,
this morning at o'clock. Intermen. at lone on
the 7thl
San Francisco December 6-Mary Eta, only child
of Quincy c. and Nettie Cummings, q native OF
California, years and months.
GFusea will take place from the residence of Chas
H. Cummings, corner OF Ninth and streets, this
afternoon at o'clock
Sacramento, December 6-Mrs. Ann Campbell, So
years.
funeral notice hereafterl