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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-05-23

In9eloW.
1t is remarkable with what Christian
fortitudo and resignation we can bear the
sufferings of others Dean SWift.
He who isn't content with what he
has wouldn't be content with what ht
would like to have-Auerbach.
Regard nothing insignificant, that little
accident of Alexander taking q fancy tt
bathe himself caused the interruption o
his march; and that interruption gave
occasion to that great victory that founded
| The third monarchy of the world.-South
When the rest of mankind were caring
| for the mere necessities of The physical
| life, Bible men were holding the torch O
science; and these men were the prede.
cessors of the Blooms and Newtons.-Dr
Howard CroSby.
A broken physical law involves its
penalty. A denied intellectual law i'm
plies punishment A defed spirllua
law presumes its retrbution.
Leap into the ocean; no opposing 'aw
of salvation interfering, you will drown.
Defraud the hours of rest for study or for
dissipation; you lose the mental power of
controlling natural sleep. Contest against
that surrender of the soul to its Creator
which we call the religions life; the
religious life withdraws itself from you
Unbellef closes over the willing unbelievel
like the waves of the sea or The tides oil
insomnia. Those are facts As such
they are to be respected. III: .Jelh Stuart
Phelps, IN N0psn,ber Atinntj;.
This army needs Ieadin7 more than i
needs comma ding The world is gov
erned too much; so Is the church. The
machine runs smoothly enough, but only
here and there is IL belt that reaches
beyond the stars. Therefore there ia so
much that Is ineffective and valueless.
The great I'd of the hour is tremnn
dous and irr"prcssble enthusiasm. Wro
shall kindle itP Where is the spiritual
Napoleon who will make men rush to
danger, to privation, to suffering, to
poverty. to exile, to death, as to II ban
quetp No other sort of leadership IL
worth straw. 1t mocks your heart, 1t
seems to be doing something when it is
doing nothing. 1t is the fuss and featrers
of the dress parade, but not the soiled
and faded uniform, the rent flag, the
battered sword. the dust, the smoke, The
blooI of the real conflict - CAapiain
McCGbC.
Honng men you are the architects of
ytur own fortune. Rely upon your own
strength of body and soul. Take for
your star selfreliance, faith, honesty and
industry. Inscribe on your banner Luck
is II fool pluck is a hero" Think we'll of
yourself-strike ont. Assume your own
position. Rise above the envious and
jealous. Fire above the mark you intend
TO hit. Be in earnest b. selfreliant
Be generous. Be civil. Love your God
and fellow man.-Pres. Nouh Porter.
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VOL. XI..

yet quite populous 1t is encouraging to
read, that while Paul and Barnabas were
driven from the disciples at Antioch. they
were yet filled with joy and with the
Holy Ghost. God can supply his people
abundantly even though he can have no
human agents IN the work.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-05-23

1t is announced that the coronation OF
the car will be free. This is about the
only greatest show on earth where a
free ticket would b, no inducement for a
nan TO attend.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-05-23

EDWIN FORREST AND THE Son OF MAR.
CO BozARRIs -"Who would have
thought said Edwin Forrest, pausne
one day before portrait of Haileck, with
a party of friends, all of whom had known
him when he was poor and obscure; "who
would have thought that such chap as
Halleck could have written "Marco
Bozarris," a poem that fires my blood
whenever rccite those lines:-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-05-23
Preachers Meeting.

The first preachers meeting of the St.
Johnsbury district for this conference year
is appointed at West Albany on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, June 18th, 18th
and;14th, 1883.
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PROGRAMME

IhOUhh vi M II.
18th, Tuesday evening, o'clock
Preaching by w. l. Todd; alternate
Leonard Dodd.
18th. Wednesday, 0 A. M.-Praye
meeting
10 M.-BusneSs of convention.
10: 80 A. M.-Essays and criticism; SAM
in afternoon.
18th, Wednesday evening, o'clock
Preaching by P. N. Granger; alternate
II. w. Worthen.
18th, Thursday-Business of convention
continued.
ESSAYS.
True Prayer-C. w. Morse, l.. Dodd
Church Entertainmenls-W. A. Evans
L. E. Taylor.
The Great Need of the Church,. II
Winslow, g. S. Hamilton.
Popular Amusements A. Scribncr, j
Evans.
Tobacco and Christianity-E. Folsom
G. w. Goodell.
Promotion OF Revvals-P. N. Granger,
j. H, Winslow.
S. S. Library, What Should 1t Be?-C
p. Flanders, c. A. Smith.
Science and Religion-H. w. Wort hen
H. E. Howard.
True Gospel Preaching II. Sweat
j. Morse.
Phenomena of Modern Spiritism-L. C
Dickinson.
Divorce-E. w. Culver. A. NJ. Wheeler
Second Probation-H. T. Jones, A. B
Blake.
Duties of Pastor to his Succcssor-lI.
P. Cushing, e. w. Stowell.
How to Bring Men to Christi. P
Chase, G. E, Burnham.
The Model Minister-W. C. Robinson,
j. Thurston.
SKETCHES.
W. S. Jenne-Matt. 1:21.
u. B. Wheeler-John 1. 70.
j. McDonald-Rev 22:S, Q.
w. j. Todd-If. Cor. 5:l.
S. S. Bri ham-I Cor. GIL.
Local preachers not mentioned arc
requested to attend, bringing essays OF
sketches of their own selection.
II. w. WoRTI1EN,
A. B. BLAKE,
II. 7. JONES.
Albany, May 10, 1888.
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In Turkey, where few years ago men
yoked their wives with oxen, the curricu
lam in some of the colleges for the
education of women compares favorably
with similar institutions in America. One
of the girls who was graduated from
Harpoot seminary is at present engaged
upon making a concordance Of the Bible
in modern Armenian.
A very curious bet has been made by
two officers belonging to the Versailles
garrison. Rising high above the Chev.
reuse road is an acqueduct, the top
of which 1.-TWO yards in breadth) is devoid
of any kind of parapet or balus,rade
Some time in the last century one of the
kings musketeers performed the reckless
feat of riding along this very difficult
path. Since that date no one ha,
cured to brave destiny in similar manner
An attempt is, however, now to be made
to repeat this mad performance, though
whether ii will be crowned with success
is quite another matter. The slightest
false move means instant destruction both
to rider and horse.
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SeleetipMs.

Sorrows humanize our race tears are
the showers that fertilz, the world
Ln9eloW.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-05-23

1t is remarkable with what Christian
fortitudo and resignation we can bear the
sufferings of others Dean SWift.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-05-23

He who isn't content with what he
has wouldn't be content with what he
would like to have. .-AUerbach.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-22
san FRANCISCO ITEMS.

There are il this city twenty nine Chinese
who have obtained license to carry on bust
ness as retail dealers of liquors.
Commodore Charles H. Baldwin, of this
city, has been commissioned Rear Admiral
from the 3lst Of January, 1888.
Between sixty and seventy Chinese were
registered at the Custom House Wednesday,
all Of whom intend 20 go home on the Toxic,
The total number of certificates issued TO date
is 3, ia.
The money due from the State to the school
fund Of San Francisco-SS401, III 20-was re.
ceived by Treasurer Refs Tuesday evening.
Payment of school warrants was begun
Wednesday.
His Excellency, NJ. Sugi, Envoy Extraor-
binary. appointed by the Emperor of Japan
to attend the coronation of King Kslakaus
ct Hawaii, having performed that duty,
reached here Tuesday by the steamship Zea-
landis. His suite consists of M Ishibashi,
Secretary Of Legation Michinori S. Nsga-
saki, Secretary of His Imperial Majesty's
japanese Household Professor K. Sugi, of
the University of Toxic.
Custom Inspector Breeze Tuesday made a
peculiar seizure on the ship Frank Caryille,
lying in the stream. He was aecosted on the
dock by man who had in his hsnd scrap
of silk. The inspector, who was dressed in
citizens clothes, was asked as 20 what he
thought of its quality. He said he did not
know. and asked where il had been obtained.
Being told that the mate of the Carville had
wanted to sell q pattern of it, Mr.. Breeze
went to the vessel. searched it, and found q
piece worth $50.
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FREIGHT PROM THE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the 18th for Sacramento Hunt.
ington, Hopkins & Co, 10 rods castings, 8 beams,
u columns as loops, eye bars, iron carriage
axles, 10 barrels iron hinges, Is stTingers T. G.
Kingsland & Son, stoves and hardware; Central Pa
cifc Railroad, "a car wheels, case lamp burners,
case steam gauges; Dale & Co., boxes cbildron's
wagons; s, Lipnan q Co l box towels; Scott s
Muir, boxes gas-fxtures; Baker & Hamilton, 2
boxes butter molds, dozen bowls, dozen trays, 9
dozen mop-handles, box fly traps, IL dozen well
buckets, boxes selves, dozen corn-poppers Jas.
!. Felter & Co., 81 barrels whisky A. Dennery &
Co, 270 pounds lamp wick Booth & Co., 10 barrels
whisky; Jos Hahn & Co, barrel drugs, boxes
drugs Adams Mcneil s. Co., l case cigars Hale
Bros. & Co., case goods A a. Van Voorhies & Co
case whips; A. Coolot, boxes school states; Hall,
Luhrs i Co, % boxes soap; Changers Co operative
Association, barrels whisky; j. 7. Davis Son. 2
boxes harness
For wheatland-H. c. Berry. key whisky.
For WoOdland-Hsnry B, Wood, "a bundles SHOW
els
For Napa City David L. Haas sewing machine
II. II. Rogers & Co., bundle printed manila paper.
For Nevada City-W Warner Sweetland, crate
crockery
For Chico-A c. Broyles, barrels whisky P.
Peters q Bro, box show cards, cases goods.
Passed Dtmng, n NJ, en- the 18th, Tor Sacra
mentO-Bsker & Hamilton, q cases hardware, 8
boxes hardware, bales rope, boxes leather John
BreuneT, 2 boxes castings ". Il. Strong & Co., l
box nursery stock; G. W. Reed, l box nursery
stock II. Eckhardt. boxes hardware.
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BRIsR NOTES

The Philharmonic concert announced TO
take place tomorrow evening has been post
poned for one week.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 2, came
up from San Francisco yesterday with gen
eral merchandise and light barge.
"The First Baptist Church IF Chico,
Butte county, California" fled articles of in
corporation with the Secretary OF State yes
terday.
The chain-zang are at work on the road
beyond the American river bridge. Bsyard
Y. Rays appeared ia the gang yesterday for
the first time.
The four tEibss OF Improved Order Of Red
Men In this city viii give sn invitation con-
pllmentary promenade concert and ball at
Armory Hall this evezing.
The case Of L. J. Dierssen, charged with
defraudirg his creditors, wss partially tried
In the Police Court yesterday, and continued
fer further hearing until this morning.
Judge s. c. benson went to San Francisco
yesterday to attend a meeting of the Com
mittee Of Knights Tsmplar appointed to
raise finances for the coming Triennisl Con-
clave.
Sheriff Estin yesterday recsived letter
from Texas asking q description Of Tom Law.
ton, the Tullis murderer, and the amount of
the reward. The letter states they will cap
ture him sure.
The Governor yesterday signed patents to
swamp and ovefhowsd lands as follows
jerome McSleeper, in township Is north,
range 10 west; Harvey T. Pringle, township
north, range west.
To-day being legal holiday, no business
will be transacted in the Courts or Govern.
ment offices. The Postoffcs and express will
keep Sunday hours. The Free Library will
be closed until p. N.
Adjutant- General Cosby has gone to San
Francisco to make arrangements for the pa
the review of the Second Brigade. The Gov
ernor and the members Of his staff residing in
Sacramento will go down this morning.
It is reported that Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
Ashe have met with another adventure, it
being an attempt to rob the lady of her purse
on the street in New Orleans in broad day
light. The purse was snatehed from the
lady's hand, but the chief was captured and
the purse recovered.
George Rahnn was taken to Woodland yes
terday morning by detective Arlington. A
writ of habeas corpus was issued yesterday
morning by Judge Armstrong, but an attor-
ney for the defense arrived from Woodland,
snd it was decided not to hear the writ.
Nothing further has developed in the Maltby
case other than what was published in the
RECORD UNION yesterday morning. A large
humber Of Sscramentsns will attend the ex-
animation in Woodland, which commences
tomorrow afternoon.
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A CRUEL JOKE. There is certain
prominent man in Chico whom it is not safe
to joke with just now. The other night,
so the story is related, while be was loaf
ing in his favorite barroom, a small boy
came in and handed him q note. He
opened it, and his face was perfectly CHASTITY
as he devoured its contents. Then he held
a consultation with two of his friends, Dor
rowed a revolver, and left the room with
his chums. When the party reached the
mans house he let them in at the back
door, and their shoes being removed, the
stocking footed trio stolenoiselessly through
the house. The dull, red glow of the hall
lamp threw the mans determined features
into strong relief as he paused at his room
door and caught the murmur of voice in
caressing tones saying There, darling,
you and | are all alone in the house, SO
don't be scared. Now let me put on this
nice new collar and pretty coat. Oh, you
pet you little darling !" And through q
crack in the door came perfect fusila6e
of kisses. The enraged husband took of
his coat, signaled his body guard and
danced into the room with his revolver at
full cock. One look was enough. There
was his wife coddling and petting an Eng
hsh terrier dog. Neither the man nor his
companions have much TO say about what
followed, but they want 70 find the man
who wrote that note.-[C Chico Record.
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THE LEGISLATURES.

The Senate met at 10 4. n. Lieutenant Governor
Daggstt in the chair.
Maddox, from the Committee on Contingent Elk
penses, reported back favorably the resolution Il
pay B. c. Brier $3.50 90 for services as shorthand re
porter Of the Committee on State Prisons. The res
olution adopted.
! Dougherty, from the COMMITTEES on Public Build.
ings, reported back adversely S. 297, to provide
for the drainage of the Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind.
johnson, from the Committee on County and
Township Governments, reported back favoraDly a.
B. PIP, which has been agreed on b. the joint com
mittees as the general county government bill.
The special file was taken up and the road law and
| apportionms mt bills again passed on file.
/ Spencer's proposed amendment TO the Coastitu-
ton, requiring residence of only thirty Gays in the
county, instead Of ninety, in order to vote, was de-
MED first reading.
yrooman's BILL to provide for the classification Of
municipal corporations, was read second time and
ordered engrossed.
/ vroomanis S. B So to provide for the improve
ment Of streets, lanes alleys, courts, places and
/ sidewalks, and tie construction OF sewers within
municipalities, was read third time and passed.
McClue's S. B. 22S, TO provide for the submis-
sion Of proposed amendments to the Constitution
TO the qualified electors Tor their approval, was read
a third time and passed.
The Senate then took up the special order, consid
| Grafton OF the reports Of the Committee on Eec-
tions on the contested election case Of Brooks vs.
Steele.
Kellogg moved the adoption OF the following re-
port:
Mr. President Your Committee on Elections, to
whom was referred the contest between J. III.
Brooks and George Steele for seat in the Senate,
from the Third Senatorial District of the State OF
California, comprising the counties Of San Luis
Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura, report that
they have had the same under consideration, and
after thorough examination of the testimony, ami
full argument by opposing counsel find the contest
ant j. NJ Brooks, is entitled to his seat in the Sen
ate from the Third Senatorial District occupied
by George Steele.
(Sigaed) W. w. KELLOGG,
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BORN.
Chico, Fs' ruary 17-Wife Of DR. @. W. Grape, sol
DIED.

DIED.
Sacramento, February 2o-Bertha, wife Of Emil
Buelow, native Of Gera, Saxony, 20 years,
month and q days. (San francisco papers please
copY.)
Friends and acquaiutances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
her late residence, X street, between Fourteenth
aud Fifteenth, No. 14o9, this afternoon at .
o'clock
Sacramento, February 21-olive L., daughter of A.
and Ida Annis, years, months and Is days
Friends and acqraintances are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral. which win take place from
the residence of parents street, between Twenty
first and Twenty-second, to morrow afternoon at +
oelock.l
Sutterville, February 20 Charles X, son of S S.
and Ellen Flint, native Of New Jersey, q years,
months and days.
Friends and acquaiutsnees are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. which will take place from
the residence Of his mother, in sutteryille, this
afternoon at 2.3o oeloci,l
Capay Valley, Yolo county February I7-Johu T.
Lewis (hrotheriu-law Of J. and A. Popert, Of this
city,, native Of England, 40 years. (Bee please
copy)
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pens. This was too much for endurance, AM with
out further waiting the committee started for the
Engrossing Clerks room. Mr. Johnston leading AMI
remarkirg, This is the man are after" Upon
confronting Mr.. Gifin, the Engrossing Clerk, he
seemed considerably confused, but was at once
sworn, and very positive examination and ques-
tioring took place. He produced 10 unbroken
boxes Of the fupply OF pens, and portion Of the
other items OF stationery OF the 20 packages (half
reams) Of note paper he could only show five pack
ages, and said the balance must have been used for
correspondence.
At this point the investigation was continued
until r..
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-22
ST, DAVID'S,

FIRST CLASS LODGING HOUSE, CON.
"A tains 155 rooms us Howard street, near
Third San Francisco. This house Is especially de-
signed 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 csrpet and all
the furniture is made Of solid black walnut. Eaeh
bed has = spring mattress with additional hair
top mattress, making them the most luxurious and
healthy beds'in the world. Ladies wishing to cock
OF themselves or families allowed the free use Of
3 large public kitchen and dining-room. Servants
keep NJ FIRE from A n. to P. n. Hot and cold
batbs large parlor and reading room, containing
a Grand rlano-ail free TO guests Price, single
rooms per night, so cents; per week, from s. up
wards House open all night.
r. HUGHES, Proprietor.
At Markct-street Ferry, take Omnibus line o
street cars to corner Of Third and Howard
nc Tnsrctf
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SLAUGHTER SIX fringes. 10 cents psr
yard; Atwood hose tseamlessl ladies sizes,
25 cents; children's, 10 cents; pure linen
| tebls dsmask, reduced from 50 cents to 50
cents: extra-sizss all-linen towsls, reduced
to % cents each, 1T Hale's stupendous clear
ance sale.
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INVESTIGATION NOTES.

The committee appointed to Investigate the case
Of Sereeant-a Arms Farrelly of the Assembly, and
other reported irregularities, commenced its abors
at A. " yesterday, bus had proceeded only to an
interesting point when the hour for legislative ses
sion arrived and further proceedings were post
poned. The committee first visited the jan tors
Office, where all stationery and other supplies are
KEPT aud inquired as to articles drawn BY various
parties. Chairman Johnston. upon running his eye
the list furnished the different committees, was
particularly attracted to one, and, after reading
aloud to his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "Soap combs
brushes, towels, matches, corkscrew, one glass;
he turned fer an exchanging look with the commit
tee, and exclaimed, Wen, I'll be id
Kerrias thought there was probably mistake in
the Item, as, upon requistion for a corkscrew,
they would have also want a. least two glasses,
Instead Of one shown by the list.
The Assembly Engrossing Clerks account was
then next xsmined Among the items were I,Oe0
letteTheads, 600 envelopes, % packages note papsr
and various other supplies not needed in his eriea
duties. OF articles which he might need In the
prosecution CT his work he had most generously
supplied himself One item was 80 boxes Of steel
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-22

Work On Che San joaquin and Sierra Ne
vada Railroad shut down about two weeks
ago, and the surveying party was discharged.
The road is constructed as far as Wallace aud
location has been made about fifteen miles
fnrther.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
MEpzrspAY. Februarr q.

WEDNESDAY, February q, 1885.
DEPARTMENT oNE-ARMsTRosG, Judge.
All 10y vs.. n. ]. Payne-CIuse continued unit
Saturday next.
DEPARTMENT TTo-WIIuAis, Judge.
Fl. G. Smith, assignee vs. Odd Fellows Savings
and Commercial Bink-opinion filed.
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WE ALSO OFFER

T. Ranch, with pre-enlpfis8 title, OF I6o
acres; Dwelling house, Barn, etc; 600 Fruit
Trees, 800 Grapeyines, Springs of running water
the year round 90 acres sown to Grain place
wei timbered. This place is the key to Stock
Range of about four miles square, which furnishes
iiue feed for stock. Price, $3.50.
With the above place can be had. IL desired, 30
Head CT Stock Cattle.
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For four years. suffered sgony from q
skin disease. DR.. Benson's Skin Cure cured
me."-C. 3. Mcdonald. Plantersyille, Ala.
81, at druggists.
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TIE negro, George Washington, who shot
and killsd BIZ Brown az Red Buff recently,
is still at large. A reward Of $500 Is offered
for lis capture
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ApvERTIsgaENT MsaTIon,


Metropolitan T, eatsr-Afsernoon and evening.
Lodge meetings Sacramento Council, RoyaI and
Select Masters Court Capitol A. o. H.. FRIENDSHIP
Council, o. c. F.; Ethan No. q, l. o. B. B.
Notice-Forester Gun Club.
Wanted-Dressmaker
To let Furnished rooms, with kitchen.
Card Of thanks Ellen King.
Lost-white COW.
Postponed Philharmonic ccncer.
Furniture wantsd-s Poska
Fruit dealers, attention.
Agricultural Park to-day.
Business Advertisements
Joseph Hahn 81 Co.-Wholesale druggists
William III. Lyon Commission merchant.
James McGuire-Road scrapers, etc
Sacramento Planning Mili-Doors, windows, etc.
John Coppin- Advances made on goods.
Birds Quaker Restaurant, San Francisco.
Red House-The great success
Mechanics Store Miscellaneous.
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-o ExE.

Tie Two Upper Floors of the Lyon Build
ing, street, between Front and Second. VIII
rent cheap to a reliable tenant
SwFETsEx q lgSsp.
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ms RANCE AGENTS.
No. 1Ol5 Fourth street.

Farm Containing 7a7 Acres. geo of which
Is Alfalfa Land or suitable for any thing that is
sown or planted. Two good Dwellings, Barns and
Stable, Dairy House, ETC.; well leveed situated
on the west bank of the Sacramento river, sixteen
miles from this city. Price, $50 per acre.
far VIII divide the shove, with river frontage
on each lot if desired.