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GENERAL NOTICES.

4 Card.-To alt who are saHeelng rem
the errors and indiscretion5 q ycltl, nervous
weakness early decay, loss Of m1uhlct etc, viii
send = recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. Send sell addressed
D. New York City. nI8 sq-yIuThS
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DIR. Jruenaa viii Extract ycur Teeth
positively without pain or no chlrge; viii make
you set OF artificial teeth for $40, warranted 70 81
fill your teeth with gold from g cavity according
to size platina 81 so silver or bone 81 all work
frst-eEss and warranted call AZ his dental parors
and satisfy yourself; 1901 Market street corner q
sixth, San Francisco Market street ears pass
door every three minutes. je29 q
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j. %. o. -sotice,-Hem5crs sssssz.-
OF Union Degree Lodge No. 5, l. o.
o F., are notified to meet at their hail, 1865
THIS Cruesday) EVENING, at s ,'''n'S-
o'clock Nomination and election Of officers will
take place, GEORGE MURRAY, D. NJ.
d. a. LEITCH, Secretary. jyIQ-1tt
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The Baltimore Club ard BeErne, the
DueIiss.

NEW YoRK, July CHA Suns Baltimore dis.
patch ssys: The visit Of editor Beine, who fought
duel with editor Ham, has oecasoned war in the
BALTIMORE Club, most OF whose members are society
the duel they were ionzed by their Virginia friends
here and their names entered on the invitation
hook OF the Baltimore Club Before the Secretary
had sent out cards TO them, objection was made by
club men, and members of the Board Of Governors
wrote to the Secretary directing him to withhold
the lnvitatious. Beirne's friends have been tuning
and storInnG about the matter ever since The op.
position do not deny Beirne's standing In Virginia
as a gentleman, but do not propose TO honor q man
Just arrived from shooting down enemy.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNDER
IL and in virtue Of the " Presumption Of Life
Limitation Seotland) Act, $751; petition has been
presented to the Lords OF Council and Session in
Scotland, by AGNES ALTON or HENSHAW, 10
Rosayile Road, Walham Green, London, and others
which petition, inter aliG sets forth that sINCLAIR
ALTON son OF Dr. William Alton, Physician in Edin-
burgh having left this country in about the year
1888 or 1859, aud having been absent from Scotland
and not having been heard Of fourteen years and
upwards, ard there being presumption arising
from the facts that be died at any definite date
would by the eighth section Of the said statute be
presumed to have died seven years aftey being last
heard Of and which further sets forth that the Petit
tionsrs are the next Of kin Of SINCLAIR ALTON,
and IS such entitled to his whole movable es.
tate, and they therefore pray the Court to grant
them authority TO make up title 10 and uplift the
saU1e Upon which petition the said Lords, on 18th
Nay, 1888, pronounced deiiyeranee appointing an
offs dependence to be made snce, and
gain after interval Of fourteen oays in each OF
the Times, Scotsman San Fran sco Chronicle, Sac
ranaonto RECORD UNION and Shasta Courier news
napsSs, which advertisement is now made accord
neir. J& A. PEDDIE & IVORY. ". g.,
Petitioners Agents.
I2s George Street, Edinburgh, LIST J2re, 1888
is25&jy10.
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HAVANA, July 9th.-Advices from Venezuela state
thai the loousts making havoc in many parts OF
the country. They have reached Puerto Cabalo,
Valencia and the island districts in the same longi
tude. In night all the vegetation in the neigh
bOrhO9d Of MoroOn destroyed. 1t is feared they
viii soon reach the fertile HaIl.X Of Caraccas.
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yETANTED-Twoo OR THREE UNPUBLISHED
w Rooms, centrally located, suitable for a
Physicians Office Apply to DR.. DRDERKY, SIS
Eighth street. iylO-3ts
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All Diseases CuFed by the RevitaiiziTg
Cure, such as Catarrh in its worst forms throat
and lungs; female weakness specially. oxygen
Depot, 1870 Geary street, San Francisco. iy101m
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Adklce io ssothers.-,lrs. MinsIo,,.s

Advice 10 sfOtbegs.-Ars. WILSON'S
Soothing Syrup should always be used when children
cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferer
once It produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from PAIN ANA the little cherUb zWakes Is
I" bright as a button" Il is very pleasant % taste
It soothes the child, scftens the gums, allaya an
pain relieves wind, regulates the bowels. and is the
best known remedy for diarrhes, whether arising
from teething CT other causes. TWENTY-FIVE cents
bottle. n15lyTuThS
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VIZ ANTED-Y0UR LOUNGES, SPRING AND
w Top Mattresses that need making over
VIII do good work at low rates. Give me call
CHARLES CAMPREII. 4Gq Z street. iql0-1m
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PEOPLES SAYINGS BANK.

YEyHF BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE PEG.
Il pies Savings Bank have declared a dividend
10 stockholders and DeposisoT5 for the term ending
June 80 1885, at the rate OF four and three quarters
{4) per cent. per annun, free from all taxes pay
ale Immediately WM F. HUNToON. Cashier.
ivl0.2t
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EsATENT RIGHT FOR SALE.-sTATE AND
4 County Rights for Howe's Patent Selfsupport-
ing Movable Fence. VIII trade for other property
owner being woman not able 70 do the business.
Terms, inquire Of CARL STROBEL, 32I street.
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Resignation Withdrawn,

CHICAGO, July sth.-At meeting Of the 7estry Of
the Church OF the Ascec sion tonight Rev. Father
Richie, its High CSErch Rector, read letter with
drawing his recently announced resignation S1d the
restry passed resolution expressing its pleasure
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Twentr-ffiIe nicxcle Race.
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, July 9th.-There were SO deaths from
cholera az Damietta, As at Mansurah l at Alex
sGdria, at Samanoud and at Shjrbin. Reported
in the Cairo dispatch of last evening the fatal
tiles for Saturday. The number of deaths Sunday
were IS at Damietta, O. at Mansurah, o at Saman-
oud, at Shirbin, ald l at Alexandria.
CAIRO, Jlly 9th.-It is reported that yacht Is
being prepared to be held in readiness to take the
Khediye to Naples in the event of the spread Of
cholera making his departure necessary.
LONDON July 9th The excitement about cholera
has died out since it is found that the disease eau
be confined to Damietta and adjacent towns. The
Continental press declares that the responsibility Tor
the presence of cholera in Egypt rests with England
For months the stencil of Damietta has been appar-
ent at q distance of ten miles The water supply has
for some time been putrd with the carcasses of dead
cattle, AMI when the cholera broke out the remedy
applied by Eaglish experience and humanity was
to draw Gordon around the town and imPrison its
inhabitants.
HoNGKoSG, July 9th-Cholera has broken out at
Swallow, and is raging violently.
LONDON. July 9.h.-The Times correspondent at
Alexandria says European died there of cholera
yesterday The abattoirs Of the city are in 4 filthy
condition and extremely dangerous to health
ALEXANDRIA, July 9th.-Provisions have given out
at Daulietta, and the people are starving. num-
Der OF European residents made an attempt to
break through the Gordon around the town, and
several were wounded.
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q e UAE

VAs. MURPHY, LATE OF THE STATE HOUSE,
Cd having removed his Barber Shop to 500 X
STREET, under Grad Army Hall desires to thank
his old customers for their liberal patronage, and
hopes by doing rst~clasS work still continue the
same. 1ba 'FLoRENgI2sk' pifl still be found at
my p,scs OF BUSINESS z. JULIsa being tho General
Agent. vii ggsa up TUESDAY, zseiiSIssG, with
out fail iees-a
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Pennsylvania Republican state Conven-

HARRISBURG, July 9th-No more than twenty
delegates 10 the Republican State Convention on
Wednesday have arrived. The Convention promises
to be lively. The indications that ticket has
beea put up, and that Niles OF Tioga will be nom
mated for AGditor-General, and McFIose of Berks
for Treasurer
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GUAYAou1L, July 9th There has been heavy fir
ing since about l o'clock this morning. Alfaro has
Just in, ard has met with an enthusiastic re-
ception. There is great excitement among the
porulace. 1t is reported that Veintemela has gone
BOARD river steamer.
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NEW YORK, July 9,h.-A prize fight is being ar
ranged between Jimmy Murray and George Full
James for 81, 800 side.
CISorSNATr July 9th.-A so:t-glove fight tonight
between 1ohal Nolin, shoemaker of this city, and
Brceks 81 California, for $500 side, proceeded
through two rounds when the police interfered
Nolia knocked Brooks down in both rounds
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TI,e Iawlassness fn Arkarsas.

LITTLE Rock, July 9th--Portions of Garland,
Yell aud Montgomery counties are stin under the
control OF outlaws who defy tae local authorities
To day Governor Berry wrote letter to the Sheriff
OF each county, saying he HAD been urged to call out
the militia, but saw necessity for doing So urg
ing the Shs1iffs to call ont large posses and hunt
the out avs down. The country around is noun
famous aud wild. Through terrorism many farm
ers are compelled to shield them by refusing
information and giving supplies.
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A Woman seAteneed to Ten Years In


OMAHA, July 9lh.-The trial of Mrs Mary R.
Brown, for the killing Of Irving l. SoIners at Rear
ney last May, ended to-day at that place by the
jury bringing in verdict Of nauslaughter. The
Judge seuteneed her 70 ten yesrs in the teniten-
tiary at hard labor, and says solitary confne-
ment each mouth. The general opinion is that she
deliberately murdered Somers, aud therefore the
verdict is surprise. She received the ve dist very
calmly Her punishment is the full limit for man
slaurhter
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Cksldren Out on Pleasure Trip.

NV EesE, July 9th.-Nearly 500 children, beneh.
Charles OF the Tribune frssh-ar fund left the city in
a steamer this afternoon. They expect to make q
landing at Trey tomorrow, where they will take a
special train fes the Like CHAMPAIGN Eegion.
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Anniversary of the Battle Of the Boyne.

Anniversary OF the Battle OF the Beyne.
CuIcAeo July 9tb.-Einety-four members Of the
ange associations If the United States met yester
day afternoon preparatory to marching in body
to St. Paurs Reformed Episcopal Church, where
they attended divine Service as is their custom on
the Sunday preceding the Battle OF the BOyne. The
representatives from the different lodges were in
full regaia and in addition TO the stars and stripes,
carried their own Grarge emblem They were not
rnolested at any point their line Of m rch, owing
most likely to the fact that four 60 five policemen
marched at the head OF the column. They had
taken preeautiOn TO procure the services Of these
officers in oreer TO preclude all possibility Of row.
Yesterday was the second time that this Order has
paraaed in public il this city with their full regaa
and flying coors, the only previous occasion beng
the time OF G3riied's funeral. The services at the
church were under the SUPERVISION OF Bishop Fall
Ions, assisted by Rev. r. P. Burke and Rev Dr.,
Cooper. OF Gambia
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The Folly Of Attaching an Editor.

HELENA Ark, July 9th.-Ths afternoon W. r.
Burke, editor OF the World, WIS attacked by W j.
Lewis a newspaper correspondent. Lewis fred first
without effect when Burke drew his pistol and be-
gan firing, advancing upon his antagonist. Lewis
fired four shots and Burke three, one Of which
passed through Lewis right arm aud lodged in the
right breast Lewis arrested and placed under
s, 500 bonds. Ills wound Is light. The difficulty
grew ont OF special cent by Lewis rejecting on
Burse
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SACRAMENTO BANK.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A 7 A MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF d.
"A rectoTs of the Sacramento Bank, held july
o. 1ts3, dividend declared for the serni-snn,al
term ending June 80, 1888, at the rate OF three
70 100 per cent. per annum en- ordinary deposits
and at the rate OF five per cent per annum on term
deposits and paid-up capital stock and PAYABLE on
and after J ULY 10, l SO.
jyI06t I'D r HAMILTON rssb;er
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

special Hee:ing OF Sacramento q
Chapter, 10. 3, K. A. H., viii be held at ~
Masonic Hail. THIS Tuesday, EVENING, A%
July 10Th, at O'clock Sojournirg Compsn-
ions are cordially invited TO attend. BY order OF
c. KELLOGG, Il. P.
". B. DAVIS, Secretary U10Its
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LIMA, July 9th Garcia, commander of the forces
of the Department of the North, and Project of
Trujo, took possession OF the city to-day and were
enthusiastically received
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CONCORD July sth.-The supporters Of the differ
s2s canoIdztes icE ssust9r se5ut the idea of sny
break material chsHgs in the situation 70 morrow
az predicted TIE 8lllins men say there ~ih be
fn Ya5s tGaleTruY, al their easliidsts va scs-
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RACES 60 RACES !

SACRAMENTO, AUGUST 1sT, %, 80 AND am.
~ Pr0prietOr's Purses of $500.
fJ RUNNING, TRoTTING AND PACING. at
Fitst Observation-Disclosures dash for 81 1000.
Second Day-TrottinR-2:4 Glass Purse, 81, eco.
Third Day Pacing-2:27 Glass; Purse, $3.50. Fourth
Day-Trotting Class; Purse, s, 0g0. Entries
to close JULY 18th with proprietor. Entrance, 10
per cent. in all cases the money to accompany the
entries. Seven entries required to fill. National
Rules to govern Trotting and Pacing. Old weights.
B. H. A. Rules govern the Running In each purse
the money TO be divided first horse, so per cent.
second horse, 20 per cent third horse, Is per cent
fourth horse, 10 per cent. ROBERT ALLEN, Pro
prietor OF Agricultural Park, Sacramento iYIO.5t
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DOMESTIC NEWS,

tsrsolAp DISPATCHES TO rnz szsoaD-rsIos.I
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\ HEILRRQN s. BRO

EETkoLEsALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
w Having purchased the City Market, on ]
street, between Front and Seeoad, from P. Hsrzog,
we shall endsagor to keep the same supplied with
the BEST OF MEATS We offer special Inducements
70 the trade, and being connected with the slaugh
ter house by telephone, prepared to take o.
ders from 4 L. to Pm Special attention given
10 orders from tie country. Live Stock bought at
the Highest Market Prices. jyI9-Im
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evening, as also probably the anti-caucus men
4 Cowboy Quieted.
DopeR CRY (Ks), July 9th. - This evening,
about o'clock, party OF five cowboys, well under
the influence Of liquor, mounted their horses to
leave tow1, and when near a dance house one Of
them rode his horse on the porch and fired Of
six shooter. Two others then commenced firing,
and at the time put spurs 10 their ponies.
Tho City Marshal and his assistants quickly arrived
and sent few shots after them, and when about
horse. The other TWO escaped. 1t was found that
the fallen man John Ballard resident Of In
dian Territory, who arrived with herd OF cattle
from Texas this morning his friends threaten 10
kill every officer in town before morning.
Schuyler Coifax and the Credit UObiIser.
LocKPoRT CS. ", July 9th.-Sehuyler Colfax was
heard from to-day through the columns of local
paper In his lette he most emphatcally denies all
connection with the Credit Mober steal. In support
Of his position he produces a formidable array of
proof The publication excltes much comment.
Another Plsgue-stricken Vessel.
New ORLEANS July 9th.-The BARK Berna, from
Vera Cruz for Iabasco, put into the southwest pass
to day aud was towed to quarantine, The captain,
wife, rst officer steward and two seamen were sick
with yellow fever.
Twenty-sfiIe Bicycle Race.
ROCHESTER (N. W, July 9th.-H. W. Higham, an
English bieYelist, defeated John S. Prince. the
American champion, in q twenty-in race to-day.
Timo-l hour, minutes and 574 seconds.
TnermomehicaI.
CHICAGO July 9th Highest temperature To-day,
65'; lowest, OF.
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A Stricken Peonle.


ALEXANDRIA, July 9TH According to advices
from Beherea, the cattle plague ended with the
death Of all the cattle in that district. The cotton
worm is now doing great damage there.
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Three aea Killed.
The New Hampshire seRascrslsp.

EXETER (N. II J. July eth.-An embankment on
the land Of the Newmarket Manufacturing Company
eayed to-day, and three men were killed.
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Devastating Eacusfs.

FRoHsDoKYP, July 9th-4 P. M.-The fit OF vomit-
ing from which Count de Chambord was suffering
last night ceased this morning, and the patient is
able to retain some Dourishment to-day
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j. c. PAaMETER,

GARRfAGE PAINTER ALL WORK DONE
with Seatness and Dispatch, at the Lowest
Prices No. go Eleventh street. between and j.
Fine Carriage Painting spseislty. Please call and
eae me- sssF-Neato, tsi. tyleIpu
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DR. cFEETER'S ELECTRIC BELT or Regrns,.or IL ra.ds
szrssay for the Of dsTangesat OF
WheRsvsr any debility Of the gslsaye org ooeut from what.
ever e1s the eonrrouG ELECTRICITY persatiuR
fhrsegh the p.rt them healthy action There
mitake about this instrument Ysrl have tsEte IT. AID
Thousands Of testified week.-mrs. Indssrelion
InepAey Laes Of VgcE, Stez fact a-y trouble.
e.rt eursd Do eonfo7nd thi With escuc bss
ted 70 all a head ONE rpecEs
fsIyos Pcr ercnlss giving fall information CEEYER
sLlCIElc EXIT CO.. le3 "asBiagt0u 81, Chi=;so, LII
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{ CoMboY Quieted.

tain no relative loss. He may possibly gain some
from Patterson. They hold conference to morrow
evening, also probably the aRti-caucus men
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Notice of Forfeiture,

To l. WHOM THIs MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that j. Gilbert
Glass has expended the sum of one hun
drcd dollars (S1OO in labor and improve
ments, on each of the lodcs known as the
Little Homcstake and Wheel Of For.
tune situated in White Oaks mining
district, Lincoln county. n. NJ, as will
appear by certificates filed in the Office Of
the Recorder Of said county, in order 10
hold said premises uudcr the provisions
of Section 1894 Revised Statutes L. S. be-
ing the amount required to hold the same
for the year ending December 31st 1889,
and if within ninety (90) days after the
publication of this notice, you or either Of
you fail or refuse to contribute your por-
ton of such expenditure as owner or co.
owners, your interest in said claim or
claims will become the property Of rhe
undersigned, under said Section 1894.
j. GILBERT GLAas.
White Oaks. y. M, Feb, 18th 1883.
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immigration to this Territory. So
it will be with those counties max
ing a proper showing this year
the X. II. Co. will make liberal
rates to those wishing to visit 9th
or towns, and the several mining
districts. The towns and districts
themselves must offer the attrac-
tons.
An arrangement has been made
for 10000 Autographed posters,
and $4,000 dodgers, in four and
five colors respectively, and ar
Engagements have been made for a
general distribution Of them thro'-
out the L. S.
The contract for lumber for the
erection of the buildings has been
let to a. j. Hagar. and its delive-
ry was to be this week.
The r. II. Co. will run several
excursion trains from the different
points of the Territory during the
Exhibition.
Demands for programmes of the
Exposition and Celebration are
coming from every part OF the Z.
5.
The knight Tcmplars who go
through TO San Francisco by the
Southern route, will have the priv
llege of stopping off at Santa Fe,
ell route, without additional cost.
Some valuable privileges for the
erection Of lodging houses and res
taurants upon and near the grounds
will be rented by the Association.
The work OF preparation is be-
ing vigorously pushed.
The programe, covering the en-
tire 81 days Of the Exposition, will
be issued this week.
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The Dickens Racket.

A tramp printer while passing a
drug store heard Il gentleman re-
mark to the druggist that he was
the exact picture OF Charles Dick
ems. The printer saw at Il glance
that the druggist was flattered,
and immediately settled upon a
plan by which he would be relieved
OF the painful necessity Of striking
the bartender Pretty soon the
printer returned, and stepping into
the drug store said to the proprie-
tor:
Excuse me, sir, for undressing
you, but in passing your house /
could not help but notice a striking
resemblance between vou and tie
late and famous Charles Dickens,
whose manuscript | have many a
time set up. The sight of your
face in a moment turned upon me
at1ood of rec~ollections in relation to
the great novelist
Wont you be saated?' asked
the druggist.
No | am in something of a hur-
ry to get a pint Of whisky for a sick
friend
'Ihaye very fine whisky here,
sir
Yes, but as my finances are low,
or rather exhausted, | am COMPEL
ed to get it where | am known.
Up the street here a gentleman
credits me-
i can let you have it on the
same terms said the druggist
smiling in recollection Of his resem-
b'encc to Dickens. Il never have
any misgiyings in regard to a MAI
whose face bears, as yours does,
such indications of honesty
The printer secured the whisky
and when he reached the ranch, a
sqnalid' where he lived with
another printer and a shoemaker,
he related his experience, when
they all agreed that a rich mine
had been Observation-Disclosures
TjdyeLley.