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For good and cheap Hosiery 80 to
BLUu & MARKS
Cloak House, 1l06 Main street.


Wanted. bids for drilling the usual eight
inch hole fifteen hundred $3.50 feet deep or
to gas. Casing, power and every needful up.
pliance TO be furnished by contractor. Fuel
wood) and water convenient. The right will
re reserved to stop the drill at any point
from twelve hundred to fifteen hundred feet
deep. Bids will be received to the Goth Of
October.
Terms Of payment, onc-half OF the price
per foot on the completion Of every hundred
feet, the other hall on the dsy the well Is
fniehed. Address,
FLEMING BROTHERS.
. 24Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Matinee this afternoon.

Mhtlutt
The baby elephant Ia the Forepaugh show
is allowed the freedom OF the paVillons, and
children are allowed to play with II.
Next Monday night Hayerly's famous
Mastodon Ministries will be the attraction at
the Opera House. Reserved seats are now on
sale at Wilson & Burners One Of the
principal novelties with the show is the pro-
duction OF the spectacular burlesque entitled
1.-THE Princess Of Madagascar which has
been costumed by Mr.. Hayerly at an expense
OF over s. 900, and Is full OF new sayings,
new music, oomical situations and sparkling
dialogues. The company Is well worth seeing.
Frederick Warde visited one Of the nail
factories on the South Side Yesterday, and got
clinch nail, twisted up into coil, which
he had set on pin and now wears In his
scarf. Several young men have ordered sim !.
lar pins, and Wheeling nails now bid fair TO
become popular as an article OF iewelry.
All the leading artists In Forepaugh's Great
Show are from principal cltiea Of Europe.
His magnificent circus Is the tlrtt exclusive
aSsemblage OF foreign talent, under one man.
Ggement, ever exhibited In this country. 1t
Is here week from to-day.
Reserved seats will be placed on sale this
morning ct Wilson & Baumer's music store
for the engagement Of "Romany Rye" at the
Opera House next Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. There willno doubt be & rush
for tinEAtA
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Full line ofladies' aud children's underwear,
white and colorsd, at BLUM & MARKS
Bazaar end Cloak House.
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aRAsDARMY DAY.
special Excursion to Pittsburgh, Tues
day, October 9, 1SRa.

Excursion tickets to PitAburgh and return
will bs sold by the p, O. & g. l. Ry. Co. at
unusually low rates, on Tuesday, October 2,
good for return passage until Friday, octo.
Grand Army Celebration viii Be sfsnSsr and nd
more interesting than those OF any previous
reunion ever held In PItbhurah. ExhibI.
tons will be given by ForepauRh's shoy, Rnd
special attractions Will DO provided at the
Expoiti0p, tfn-
Information regarding the excursion rates
and time OF trains may be obtained from
agents Of the railroad company. was
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Mn. NosLxTHoursos, Of the popular stables
1893 Broadway, N. Y, states that St Jacobs
oil Is the best pain.cure for man or beast
that has come under his notice In fifteen
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FIYrEEs HUNDRED new wraps now open at
BLuM & MARKS
Cloak House AID Bagaas,
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ISYASr CLoAKs In all shades and colors a
BLUM & MARKS Bazaar.
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WALKING JACKETS and DON at
BLUM and MARKS
Bazaar and Cloak House.
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WAsuiSoTox, D. O., September 22--1:30A. N.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light
local rains and partly cloudy weather., light
variable winds, nearly stationary tempera-
ture, stationary or higher barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, local rains and gen.
erally cooler and partly cloudy weather, VAri-
abe winds and generally higher barometer.
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WE START
TheBa||RO||iI1g,

Once more We rally aud come to the front Wig.
orouS onsaughts made oil Goods. Let the sounds
OF Cheap Goods be heard.
We offer for this week rs follows:
100 ChIdren's Cloaks from SLIGO TO si2,00.
100 HGvelocks IRON $500 10 sl8 90.
Lallet' Walking jackets At sl,b0
Elegant Jackets ut $500.
DolnAus at from 800 TO 5000.
Russian Clrculsrs PAletotS. Pellsses and SILK Cir
culars at astonishing low priecP.
Over 500 Garments to chic $50 from. None need
10 away without buying. Our prices and styles
mus aud will suit every bods.
Remember, all OF our goods arc our own make,
especially made for retail trade.
Also, full lIne OF Ladies' and Children's Gloves,
HOSIERY, Under wear Corsets aud HRndkerchieis.
Full line Of InlantS Cloaks, Robes, BonnetA,
Skirts aud ShRwls.
Ladies, when out shopping do not iail 10 call at
the Popular Cloak House and Bazaar oil
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INFANT Bowers, sacques, .Leggings, Boot.
eeS' at BLUM 4 MARKS bazaar.
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Chicago Excursion via. Baltimore d
[ Ohio AaIlroad.
On Monday, September "a, 1888 the Balti-
more & Ohio will sell excursion tickets from
Wheeling TO 0hioags and return for $500,
tickee good returning ten days. For partic-
ulars apply to ]. T. LANE,
Passenger Agent
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Sworn to before !Ieit d States cOa.HIal
TO oLEANsE THE BLOOD

OF Scrolulous, Inherited and Contagious Humors,
and thus remove the most prolific cause Of human
suffering 10 clear tbs kin oi Distguring Blotches,
Itching Tortures, HumlliGting hruptlons. aud
purify and beautiiy tho sSin. and restore the Hair
50 thSt no tracc Of disease remain, CutGura Resol
vent, tho ntw BloOi Purifier, and Cutcura and
SSrs, arc inisilIble They arc lie only remedies
that succeed when physicians and ell other means
fall.
Price OF Cutioum, small boxes, 80 cents; large
tIcura Soap. rs cenR Cuticura Shaving Soap, l6c.
Sold by al druggists.
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RUSSIAN CIRCULARS in black and colors, all
sizes. NJ r. BLnM 4 kARkS
Baysar and Cloak House.
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EMBROIDERED saAwLS and sklrlsat
BLuN& Marks Bazaar,
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The following shows the range OF The Their.
mometer, ~ observed ut sohnepfs drug
tore, Opera House corner yesterday:
lSs2 1883
2 IA. N. l2A.SP. MEM. IA. N. IAN, SF.A.7P N.
81 81 20 % 70 % 20
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Cnffnn.

JERSEYS and Lang,ry coats at
BLUM & MARKS
Blzaar and Cloak House.
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CINCINNATI September H.-Liyo hos arm:
common and llght 81 0Oa5 Is; packing and butcher
81 60A5 IS Receipts 9iS head; shipments SOS head.
CHICAGO, septembor2l. Tho Dyoutfs' Jograal re
portS: Hngs-keoaipts 1900 head; shipments GOO
head Market heavy and lpc lower; llEht and
mixed steady; picking q 4Oa4 70; packing And shin
ping 81 76a5 ~ light a 7bl5 Is; Gkips 70 OoaI u,
Receipts 700 head; GblpmbntG 1 100 head,
Market active and loc higher beat 800 hlRher ann
WEDNESDAY; exports IS 0Ot6 %; good "a cli0icc
shipping S l6aS So common 70 medium o. IIs
4eS range l0c higher Texans q lSal Is; Texas ,sII.
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and the Board appointed by Superior Judge
Bell, are all iu session at the Clerks office.
attempting to transact business. The County
Clerk recognizes these who were elected and
these who were sppointed by Judge Bell, and
refuses to recognize those appointed by Gov
ernor Stoneman.
Murder Gases in Napa County.
NAPA, February 5sb.-James O'Rourke
was to-day held by the Justice of the Peace
without bail for trial for killing his wife in
st. Helena short time ago.
There are now four persons charged with
murder awaiting trial here.
The UnisentiGed Victims.
Los ANGELES, February 5ih.-The remains
of the five unidentified victims of the Te-
hachapi disaster were buried by the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company to-day. Rev. E.
Birdsall, Rector OF the Episcopal church,
otiiciated. Every precaution was taken to
facilitate Identification hereafter.
Suicide of a Young Man.
EUREKA, February 5th.-Maurics Maloney,
young man of steady habits and a general
favorite in this community, blew his brains
out in the Vance House saloon in this city
this afternoon. No cause is assign ed fer ths
acs He leaves o widowed mother and eir-
gle sister in this city.
The Weather.
FRESNO, February 55h.-Snow fell hers to
the depth of an inch and quarter this morn
ing. This Is the first time such thing has
ever been known.
SANTA BARBARA, February 5sb.-Thirty
hundredtha Of sn inch of rain fell here last
night, with favorable signs for more.
VIsALIA, February 5.h.-Snow fell here
this morning TO the depth Of one inch. The
storm was general Throughout the country,
and in some places the fall Of Snow was con-
heavier. The weather is cold, with
indications of rain or mora snow.
RIVERSIDE, February 9TH. - Rain com.
menced falling at 2 P. NJ, the heavens being
completely overcast with rain clouds It has
rained constantly since, and now Is o'clock)
bids fair for heavy storm.
BAKERSFIELD, February 9TH. = Il com.
menced showing this afternoon, and this
evening it covers the ground to the depth of
an inch. There are indications Of more be
fore morning.
Los ANGELES, February 5th.-It rained
gently for about three hours this morning, 90
of an inch falling. A northwest wind then
set in and blew the clouds away It il cloudy
and threatening tonight, with prospects Of
more rain.
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The stockmen in the mountains south
and east from Livermore have formed an
association to protect themselves from tres
passera. They complain that ranges are
overrun by irresponsible rowing parties, who
pasture sheep wherever they can find feed,
having no ranges of their own. Sheep
soon destroy range for cattle.
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The Tacoma, w. T., railroad shops con-
tinue TO manufacture on an average one car
per day, and as fast as manufactured they
are sent to tie divisions east OF the noun
tains, where they find immediate use. The
usual large forces are employed, and all the
departm nts are pushing their work with
customary vigor.
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Eire In Portland.
WASHINGTON TERRIrORY.
The Seal Enthusiastically Untrue Re.
mart

PoRT TOWNSEND, February 4th.-Fur seal
are reported very plentiful in the Straits Of
Fuca. Many shoals coming as far as Port
seal fishers, AID the work of fttiig up the
schooners ia being rapidly pushed. Two vss-
sells have already lett for the scene Of action,
and several others will leave in few days.
The indications ara that there viii be very
large catch this season.
TIE report that the ship Theobald is ashore
ia probably untrue, as several vessels have
passed where she was reported wrecked, and
have seen no ship ashore. The Theobald was
spoken week age, 200 miles outside of Cape
Fiatsery.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Salmon shlpmenis-Death OF Pioneer.
VICTORIA, February 5tb.-Ths official
statement OF shipments OF canned salmon for
1882 places the amount at 249, $50 cases,
valued at 81. 100000.
A pioneer citizen named John Bissell, aged
nearly 80, died yesterday.
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The Yakima wv. I. } Sentinel says: Some
Simcoe Indians make fair teamsters. Five of
them arrived in town last week, each driving
four.horse teams loaded with hardware for
Imbrie & Hinman. Their loads consisted
of stoves, granite iron, tanning mills, coal
oil, etc., and they delivered the goods in
good order.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The Railroad Commissioners-Atte TO
Burn Nevada City-stage Robbery In
New Mexico-The Northern Seal Fish.
eries-City Election at Chico-The First
Tehachapi Disaster suit-Pslifical Chaos
In shasta-Neyada Legislature suicide
Of a foung Man-Murder Cases In Napa
C0unty-Etc.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Earthquake Sh0cks-Pfineess Louisa
Gamblers Funerai-Illness OF Count De
Chamb0rd-The Bodies OF De Long and
Party Mexican Raees-The Alabama
Defaulter-Rsilway Accident In Hun
garv-DenmaSk K and Prussia-Etc.
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ST. DANiDpS

@tb LHVtS -
A FIRST CLASS LODGING HOUSE, CON.
IA tsins 155 rooms 715 Howard street, near
Third, San Francisco. This house is especially de-
sigpedas comfortable home for ladies and gentle.
men visiting the city from the interior. No dark
rooms. Gas and running water in each room. The
floors are covered with body Brussels cIpet and oil
the furniture is made of solid black walnut. Easa
bed has spring mattress with additional hair
top mattress, masking them the most luxurious and
healthy beds in the world. Ladies wishing 70 cook
or themselves families allowed the free use OF
large pnblic kitchen and dining-room Servants
keep up fire from A. N. to P. NJ. Hot and cold
baths q large parlor and reading room, containing
Grand fiaRo-all free to guests Price single
rooms per night, so cents; per week, from 81 up
wards House open all night
r. HUGHES, Proprietor.
, At Market-street Ferry, take Omnibus line
street cars to corner of Third and Howard
oe TuTSG
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OREGON.
Pard0ned by the G0vern0r-COi'
weather.

PORTLAND, February 5th John G. Long,
who was convicted at Salem last December
of killing his wife and sentenced to the Peni-
tentiary for lite, has been pardoned by Gov
ernor Moody. A careful examination of the
skull by medical experts exploded the theory
that the bali entered on the left side of the
hesd-the eide from which she must have
bsen shot, If Long committed tho deed. Ie
was made evident that Mrs. Long committed
suicide.
Ths weather to-dsy is getting colder. and
tonight promises to be the coldest known
since 1879. when the Willamette froze from
bank to bank. A very cold wind is blowing
from the east at the rate of thirty miles an
hour. The barometer is lower here than at
Olympia or Roseburg. Il was showing as
Olympia at noon to-day, and Portland seems
to be the center of the snow.storm. II it
snows here tonight ths Willametts and lower
Columbia will close in six hours. Tae lower
Coium6ih is free Of ice, and the steamer Ore
gon. which crossed in ut roor, will have no
difficulty 10 getting up to Portland but it is
by no means certain that the Columbia can
get down tomorrow night.
The Smelling OF the Alaska Indian VII.
lage.
PORTLAND, February 5sh -Advices from
southeastern AlRska by the last steamer say
that tee uciversal verdict among the white
residents is that Commander Mezriman's
action in shelling the Indian village was the
only proper thirg to be done, md its effects
are OF the most wholesome character. The
Indians acknowledge the justice of the pun.
ishment. and DO not show the least resent
msnt. The report that the Indians are euf-
fering frcm want of shelter or food is utterly
untrue, as most of the huts destroyed have
been -ebuilt. No personal property was de-
stroyed, as the Indians had "a hours notice,
and removed their effects.
Fire In Portland.
PORTLAND, February 5sh.-A FIRE broke
out at 9 O'clock tonight in Hymsn Gallack's
shoe store, corner Of First and Taylor streets
The loss, pril cipslly by water, is $4,000 ];
insured IN Bsdman Bros. agency. Hermann
Schmidt's ssloon, next door, was drenched.
Loss, $1,000; insured in the Hamburg
Bremen Company. The building clnta;niug
Galliek's store was owned by Charles G.
Smith. and WAS damaged 81, 500; insured.
Hacheny & Bend, grocers, suffered a slight
loss by smoke and water; insured. The
origin Of the fire is unknown, but is supposed
to have been caused from stove in the rear
Of tue store.
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NEVADA.


CARSON, February 5 h.-Frank Ball, of
Washoe. was elected Warden OF the Peni.
tentiary on joint ballot at noon to-day. The
railroad bill comes up in the Hou.e on
Wednesday.
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On Friday afternoon "cane rush " was
fought at the University between students
of the sophomore and OF the freshman
classes. The freshmen kept the cane and
therefore were the victora Of the rush.
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Another Indian Scare.

LoRDsBURG, February 5.h.-Mr Bass tele.
graphs from Owens station, twelve miles
to be travelling from the direction Of Clifton.
and moving towards Horseshos canyon. The
New Mexico aud Arizona telegraph line is
cut between Clifton and Owens ranch, max
ing it impossible TO say whether Clifton has
been raidsd or not. Hanet +. Porter tele-
graphs from York's ranch that they saw sixty
Indians ten or twelve miles below York's at
2 P. NJ, with sixty head of stock. The whole
Gila valley is alarmed, and the settlers are
making preparations for repetition of last
April. They are wholly unprotected, the
troops beiog called to the military posts to
attend dress-parade. Those are undoubtedly
the same Indians which have been commit
ting aepredations in Mexico.
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IoOsDrsszD FROM LAST Meur's DrsrArcHral
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W. H. Colnell, on trial at The Dalles,
Or, for murder, has been acquitted.
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Fast Freight& Accommodation Line

DETwEEN SACRAMENTO s@BSxgN
ID and Plymouth Leaving Sac esES IS. tss:s1
ramento Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7
Am, arriving at Plymouth at 8 P. N. Will leave
Plymouth Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
7:30 A M, arriving at Sacramento at P. M All
orders promptly attended to. Sacramento office,
State House, corner Tenth and X streets A o.
DUGAN, Proprietor. i1-tft
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NEW sExic0.
{" Throw I'm Your Hands. !,

LoRDsBURG. February 5sb.-The north and
south. bound stage on the Lordsburg and
Clifton route was stopped last night by three
robbers about two miles south Of Cal, Fare's
ranch, and fourteen miles south of Clifton.
They relieved j. w. Hanson, passenger, of
$3.50 in mouey, mis- watch and chain, and
other small valuables They also took three
of the best horses and departed, without mo-
testing the mail. Indians were seea by reli-
able parties in tae same vicinity yesterday
.rnrninn
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SAN FRANCISCO OARDs.
sam FRANCISCO
Business Directory

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
George A. Davis & Co.-Manutacturersi Agents,
527 and 329 Market street.
siEsSer & Henisit0n-Importers OF Agricultural
Implements and Hardware Agents OF the Benisia
Agr'l Works. Junction Market. Pine and Davis ste.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD us1os.l
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RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.
Eae ssUttS Percha anu Esg0I,er EIenufaess
uring -Mahuiacsurera OF Rubber Goods
Of every description, Patensees Of the celebrated
'HAltess Gross Brand" carbolized Hose. Corner
Rirst snd Market streetg J. ". Taylor Manager
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hachapi Disaster.

SAN FRANcIsoo. February 5sh.-The widow
and children of 3. A. Schlinghyde, agent of
an Eastern firm, killed in the Tehachapi dis
aster, have brought suit fer $40. 600 damages
against the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Pacific Business CoiieZe end TeIegrzDhfe
Institute-(Iife Scholarship, for iul Business
Course, 500. W. E. Chamberlain Jr., and I. A.
Robinson, Proprietors, No. $50 Post street, eppo.
site Union Square, 8. r., Cal. send Tor Circulars
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G. Hermann & C0.-Manutacturers and I'm.
portsrs. No. 1856 Kearny st., near Pine. The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Beldon St.
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.
Carolsn, Cory <s Co.-Importers OF Hardware,
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works. Northwestern Horse Nail Company, and
Southington Cutlery Co. Nos. 100 and 122 From.
street.. and Nos. III and 119 California street
Havslcy Bros Hardware Co.-importers Of
Hsrcware ald Agricultural Implements Nos Sol,
5s, SOS, BOT and 900 Market street. San francisco
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sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETJ.
E. s. erocker q Co.-Importing and Manuiact-
dring Stationers, Printers and LthogrepheTs, Nos.
SO. III sna 2fS Bush strect, shove Ssnsonle.
8AC2AHNENTO RECoRD-uNIoN.
Gan Fraoclsc. oface, no. New Montgonl.
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ARTISTS.
and Photographer, No. I2
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

SAN Francisco, February 5sh,-At the
afternoon session Of the Railroad Commis-
sioners Il. J. Harrison fled long complaint
in behalf of the Merchants and Farmers
Association fc7 tie Prevention eff Railroad
Extortioh. Various allegations were made
against the railroad compsny. which we're
discussed at some length. Harrison said the
paper YVES an official complaint, and as soon
as it was put in legal form he would swear to
the truthfulpess of the contents and file it in
the Office. As soon as this is done the rail-
road officials will be summoned and the ex-
animation proceeded with.
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
yusfs1 Gates.-Pionesr Druggist, removed to 722
Montgomery ct, s. F. Country orders solicited.
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF FIVE lines In this department are
nEeTted for % cents for time: three times 10. 81
sents or rs cents per week.
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A. N. ToWNE. General Manager
7. d. GOODMAN .Genr Pass'r and Ticket Agent
iaQ-Autf
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
gtndeoasxer Eros. Manufacturing Core.
pository, 81 Market street. A. H. Ishan, Manager.
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Assemblyman Leverson addressed the committee,
speaking but briefly. He was followed by colonel
Raymond, who spoke during the remainder Of tho
evening. He was, during that time, frequently
eallei upon to reply to questions by Ex-Governor
Irwin and Charles Reynolds. The committee then
adjourned until o'clock this morning.