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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

and secure Govern oSns 80 Of The oAos
for postal. military and ssher psrpsses. }"
The bill provides for tie issuance by The
Secretary Of the Treasury Of 36.WO ,OO
Of three per ceat bonds Of one dollar
each, Reasonable on Al option Of
Ten years. and not 10 run mere
than thirty years that sAsy b erereA
for sale in opea market in New York.
tie proceeds OF he sale - b applied
- the o~ussruetioa and e4sipoeoe Of
tho postal Telegraph by NE PestaAsess-
Gesesal. vhs shall AslA samsisAt re-
serve of sid heads - sarstiss ever ~
sose Of esnA4ruesioa - nav b 1900
ssty 10 meet ne Interest for I've veAFs.
Ample provision 10 0ads fer Ne ~
den ptioa of the bends. tAs principal
whereof - b rsinbaPssA BY Ne pFe6ss.
and al fiscal details properly axraA&e1
in soasea>Ass With ne raiss Of ~
Treasury Department. I.ssA omses
are " be nader sAe sentsol Of the post
0aseers. aad seatsAs aso - - eseAe-
iisA ~ oaly il Gsysfnosns Doss s0css
PrevisioA 10 0ads fer ee0De0Aasia&
Pcssm Assers in proportion - the an
Ger 81 TELEGRAPH ssaops used, sas
ssaops ~ b prossred and sold ~
A.os A., postage sAnps. The Poes0as
ser General shall have fall pevsf -
regulate n.sea and 10 aatAorise AID -
tab,isa telegraph or telephone hDss -
tween main and sab posss6se 50 u ~
sare, OF adj ASens cisies Or bstvssa Al!
ssanons whcse pssecAs viii pAy sh'
costs OF its line. or furnish tAsir ovI
varioas lines and branches 10 10 PRO
viarG in she bill To strike every cspita
civ eas: Of the Rocky Mountains. AK
every city wherein tbs frse deliver
| mail system is authorized.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-06
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARL1N, March 5th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow G. W.
Bonynge, Patrick j. Quigley, New York 4;
Mrs. Ii. j. Eeitman, Mrs. T. G. March, San
Francisco Thomas B. Tyler, Olnghaun,
Me; Elmer Smith. Buffalo; D. McGiiliver.
Scotland; Mary l. Hamilton, Philadelphia ;
Emma Hathaway. Des Moines Joseph Rich.
ards, Mrs. Fannie Richards. England Ed
ward Harst, Germany r. S. McCliman and
family, Wyoming; Mr. end Mrs. j. Olsen,
Sacramento As em;grans passengers, lnclud.
ing sc males, to arrive in Sacramento March
9TH.
OMAHA, March 5.h.-Lsft here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento March Och: w. FL.
Armstrong, Mrs. John Mondy, NJ. J. Haney
aud wife, Winnipeg, Manitoba; Robert s.
Bussing. Jr., Fred. S. Case, Brooklyn, N
Y. j. s. Cowie, Winnipeg; W. d. Tobey.
wife and daughter, Carson, New; w. p.
Pritchard. n. Gantz, New York; @. NJ.
North and wife, Cedar Rapids, Iowa NJ. j.
Fl. Hammond, Wareham, Mass; P. E.
Bowles, San Francisco.
Fifty-one through entrants left on Satur-
day nights emigrsnt train, to arrive in Sac
ramento March 11tb, and 81 last night, to
arrive March 18th.
NEwHALL, March 5sh.-Passed here TO-
day. to arrive in ssh Francisco tomorrow
c. E. Thomas. San Francisco; Mrs. NJ. B.
Had. Santa Monica; John Twohey, Todas
q. Specify. Georgia; Georgia Russell, Lo;
Angeles j. H Roberts, Hanford, Cal; B.
Barnes, Los Angeles; J. Brown, VIM. Me,
Gill, Tombstone, A. t.; r. Saxton, Mrs.
Saxton, J. F. Norris, Fort Worth /; Mrs. L
G. Evans. Boston E. S. Belden, San Der.
nardino; Mrs. Ida Hancock, r. O'Nesll, Z.
n. Freeman, Los Angeles d. H. Ainsworth,
San Francisco; d. Nicoll, New York Thos
o. Murphy, Fort Davis, Tex; w. w. Ly.
Wagner Wisconsin Geo Fritcs, San Fran
cisco; w. F. White, Topeka. Ks; Ira Viii,
cox, New York: T. J. Anderson, Kansas
Mrs. Douglass, Tombstone. A. t.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
MONDAY, March 5. 1883.
- l,- An,.crna.c I,,dr-n

DEPARTMENT OSE-ARMsTRosG, Judge.
Charles A. waring VS.. c. 0. Hanson and Mary
Hanson-S. C. benson substituted for 7. B. Nc.
Farland as attorney for defendant.
The People vs.. Thornat Murray information for
burglary rraigned and pleaded not guilty.
The People vs. Thomas Dwyer and William Avery,
infora alton for burglary rraigned and pleaded
not guilty.
Rogers vs. Central Pacific Railroad Company-De.
murer to amended complaint submitted ; each side
allowed three days to file Briefs
Matter Of Ames, Earle & Co., an insovent--0r-
dered that insolvent Earle be discharged from the
debt, and the hearing of the Ames petition con-
tinued until Monday, April I'd.
Elk parte Bayard Y. Raye, on habeas corpus
Court files opinion and petitioner remanded to the
custody Of the Sheriff, and the writ dismissed.
Estate of Barbara Schwab, deceased-Hearing of
motion to settle final account continued one day.
Matter of NJ. E. Todd, Understanding &C.
count submitted.
Matter Of Astill, minor-Hearing Of application
for guardianship continued for week.
Estate of c. X Flint. deceased-Hearing Of petit
ton for letters of administration continued for
week
Estate of Henry Sholl, deceased Hearing Of final
account continued for one week.
Estate Of John P. Scott, deceased Order Of due
notice to creditors entered.
Estate of Guadalupe 0rtis, deceased-Order of
due notice to creditors entered
The People VS.. John Inghram, information for
Acknowledgement continued to March 18th.
DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLANp, Judge
Al. Toland vs. A. Heilbron-Plaintiff allowed
twenty days additional time to file statement on
motion for a new trial.
Joseph Hopley vs.. A. Leonard-Demurrer argued
and submitted
Dggory Hobbs VS.. Amador and Sacramento Canal
Company-Court files its opinion modifying injunc-
ton heretofore entered.
Martha j. Wilkinson vs. Josiah Pool ct al-De-
mulrer overrued and ten days allowed to answer.
Clara L. Brown vs.. p D. Burbank.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. D, A. Bender, of Carson, Nevada, is visiting
relatives in this city.
Ex-Governor Blasdel, of Nevada, went through
last night to his home in Aurora.
Miss Dora Sherwood, who has been visiting friends
in this city, returned yesterday to her home in Ma.
rysvilla.
Fred. Croker and family, who have been visiting
in the city returned TO San Francisco yesterday af
ternoon.
Alfred oleson, bachelor, who left this city few
days ago for Haeck Nevada, will arrive on the
overland this morning accompanied by Mrs. Alfred
Oiesos
Postmaster James Mccormick and J. N. Major, of
Redding, who went to Washington as witnesses in
the star route trials, in the city yesterday on
their RETURN and left for Redding in the afternoon
Among the passengers arriving in this city by the
ing Captain Fo.t ter, n. D. Goode, Attorney George
Reddy (the Senator's brother), VIM. B. English, of
San Francisco; Sheriff Charles McCleverty, Judge
Israel Lawtou and wife, CT Oakland; Hugh j..
Mohan
Arrivals at the Golen Eagle Hotel: Sir John Les.
ter Kaye Lady Lester Kaye, England; B. H. Up
ham, Berkeley; D. P. burst, Wheatland E. A.
Davis, Marysville; O. Bicknell, Bingham Mass; W
T. Browne Stockton; w H. Brown, Shingle Springs
John McComb, Folsom G. N. Cornwell and wife,
Napa Geo. G. Blanchard, Plaeerville T. Duggau,
San Mateo Louis Basch, E. P Mccarthy, Phil s.
Fay, W. L. Mccormick and wife, Lee Jacobs, NJ
Rothchild, G. A. Hemen, W. J. Johnston, VIA. NJ.
Nelson 7. B. Lyle, j W. Cook, San Francisco.
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ADvsRT1sENgHr MENTOR.

pany.
Notice-Republican primary election.
Notice-sheriff 5 sale.
Notice Proposals for transportation.
Lodge Meetings Rising Star Rebekah Degree. 1
.. o. f.; Sacramento Chapter, R. A. NJ; Confidence
Free Lecture-Y NJ c. A. rooms.
For Sale or Rent-A farm.
For Sale-shorthorn Durham bull
Card-Proprietor Garibaldi House.
Wanted Chambermaid
Wanted-A girl
Card" Many Republicans"
Notice. Ladies' Choral Society.
Candidates cards-John L. Buckley Charles E
Addington.
cencert-L,dies' Choral Society.
Wanted-A young man.
Notice Horseshoeing.
Notice-J. Coppin.
Party-Company Capital Guard).
Meeting Philharmonic Society.
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DIED.
Sacramento, March 4-Daniel Shsffer native OF
Germany, 40 years.
Stockton, afarch 3-Mrs. Martin.
THE funeral viii take place from the Depot upon
the arrival of the Stockton this afternoon at
2:lo oclock,l
Amador City, February 2Q-Ethel Cooke, year and
Big Oak Flat, February 25-Joal Shepherd, about
Clipper Gap, February 25-Colby Jones, months
and days.
Railroad Flat, February 25- Everett; Frost Wood.
bury, 10 months and y days.
Near MERGED, February 26-Elizabeth Taylor, IA
years and q days.
MERGED, March 2-Infant son of j. X. Bernard, 4
months.
Mortality Report.
For the week ending March 5, 1888, made by
S. r. CALDWELL, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
February 22-Eva Dean, years California.
February 23-Lewis Fry months and % days
California Louisa Merral 80 years England.
February 26-S. SHERMAN 81 years and months ;
Germany.
February 28-Patrick Hughes, so years; Ireland.
Besides the above there were brought here for in
terment the following
February 24-James Port, 25 years; Ohio
February 26-Leonard Holdquest, % years Sweden.
February z7-Mabel Slack, years, IL months and
days California.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

4 STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES 81
you are so unfortunate ss to REQUIRE them
With mind natured and enriched by stc9o- o. an
advanced order, can safely say that there 10 hzry
a disease in the catalogue OF human Ills tina. --l-
not treat to 4 successful issue.
LADIES' am always ready to assist yen. ~
past knowledge has been increased BY eZtsrSlv9
experience am now able TO treat you with Th7
certainty Of success No case peculiar to yOzr ea1
este organism is beyond my sure control
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior % cny
offered heretofore and will be warranted to have IS
desired effect in ell cases.
Those Of tho public who need my services en- de-
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable and scientific
treatment az reasonable rates.
address particularly those who have been e
iured by youthful indiscretions, and those wh3
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, If they prefer, consult M
by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the disease o.
trouble and receive medicine by express, with III
Instructions All letters must be directed to ). q.
J0sSELYE, Ii. D., 228 Suffer street, San tr.-.iz'
&C, Cal.
Cure NARRATED In all cases. or no pay requtrcc,
Consultatons personally OF by letter, gZatis- send
for book Comfortable apartments fo- patients -
my Infrmary (when dcsired), with experienced
Consultation Parlors 226 Suffer street, adjoniT
| the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours-From A. ". to p. N.
My Diploma hangs IA my oflee.
Purchase my Essay Physiology and Marriage.
| For sale by all newscealers.
fe2s isf J. N. yossEExN, ii. n
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snsInssa Ahuertiasnsnta

Sherburn & smith-Pr:ce list.
Hart & White Attorneys-at-law.
J. A. Cunningham-Boile and iron works.
Cap. stevens-Saloon.
W. F. Peterson Confectionery
Red House-New spring and summer styles.
Mechanics store-spring styles
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE DEMOCRACY.

The Democracy of the various wards met
last evening at the places designated by the
City Central Committee, and chose delegates
for Nominating Convention. The time Of
holding the Convention will be designated by
the committee at meeting to be held Il is
evening. The First Ward meeting adopted
the following:
Rcsolred That it is the sense of this meeting that
no proxies be allowed in the Convention
Following are the names of the delegate,
chosen last evening. First Ward ames
Galloway, VIM. Miner S. NJ. johnson, Thos.
Fox, j. n. Payne, jasper Drake, Isadore
Townsend, VIM. Hsrrigan, Henry Grice, W.
Gleeson, j. i, johnson, L. j.. Forrest, Robt
Allen, Glenn 1aufkotter, Theo. Robinetti, J.
HI. Golden, H. Myers, Peter Hannah, J, J.
Q: Fitzgerald, F. Thompson, NJ. Foster, c.
w. Davis, John 4. Wilson, Henry Ogg, f.
De- We're, A. Title, DE- Nj Gardaer, VIM.
Hurley, +. L. Bgrke, B. f. Huntly, John
Sullivan, Ogen Harmon, A. G. Gardiner,
James Slost, c. F. Klink, H. Elliott, S.
Msroney, w. L. Callahan, N. Sullivan,
Chas. SERVER.
Second Ward-Frank Frederick, F. w.
Bailey, w. B Fsrrall, II. @. Wolf, Daniel
Meagher, L. QLaughlin, NJ. Rigney, P. JEFF.
rey, III. j. Kilgarif, p EilaDd, Edward Far.
rell, VIM. Coyne, j. L. Chajderdon, Alex
Klink, S. r. Caldwell, Phil. Stack, B. Kane,
NJ Cronan. John Sexton, Dennis Sheehan,
James Q. Kelly, P. Fitzsimmons, P. Fender.
CAST, l. S. Moore, John Crowley, NJ. w.
Hsnrahap, Z. A. Bower. Daniel Flynn,
Richard Singleton, M. Cofey, G. NJ. Harri.
son, j. W. Hughes, d. j. Considine. P. Ha
gerty, j. ?. Dalton, John B5hD, P. Nash, B.
Kozminsky, j. G. Jeffrese, Jr., John Daroux.
Third Ward-T +. Maher, G. i. Parsons,
M. Fay, H. L. Nichols, J. w. Bromagiu,
Louis Nicholsus, J. II. McKune, II. b. Neil
son. John Miller, J. r. Webster, B. T. Alex
ander, j. A. Lsufkotter, Il. Kraus, j. T.
Carroll, William McKeune, William Lauf-
hotter, G. A. Lagraye, J. }. 0'Hare Conrad
DUR, @. w. Clarke, H B. Harrington, A
S. Woods, J. W. Reynolds, NJ R. Beard, r.
S. Carey, FL g. Hayes, John D0nohue, Maui
rice Sheehar, j. A. Sheshan, Z. J. Henin.
ger, Richard Irvine, T. T. Hsal4y, Charles
Sexton, r. o. CrsVsnp, e. J.. Green, George
w. Nichols, Z. ID. Ryan, II, Richmond, A.
G. Hinkson, Eugene Larue.
Fourth Wsrd-Captain Thomas Dwyer,
M. Hanrahan, William HeTndon, B. Lacy
George Beatty, Matt. T. johnson, Thomas
O'NeiD, James Wood, Richard Brown, j.
Carroll, Jr, J. NJ, Henderson; JAMES III.
Deviae, A. T. Driver, Louis Curtis, P. A.
Byrne, Martin Steinmetz a. G Vim, Joseph
Wilson, james O'Neil, Z. L, Acock. G.
Weisel, T. McCarshy. George B1onner, VIM.
Zoller, James McGuire, w. A. Gstt, Sr, S.
B. Lusk, S. S. Baldwin, E e. Blessing, J.
II. Allen, f. a Charlaville, Dr.. G. G..
TYrrell, u. E. Alexander, w. II. McCarsy,
Charles Herndon, Joseph McAdsns, Pro-
feasor II. 4. Kellum, J. B. Harris, Major P.
j. Harvey, B. Hunt.
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OPENED for the great combustion sale tc-
day and this week = just received from the
East. a large invoice of infants and children's
fine oilerair, pebble goat. Frerch and Amer
lean kid, in solar tips and plain toes; excel
lent values ne better goods in the market !;
every pair warranted. At Red House.
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sWsETsER & ALsIP.
GENERAL NOTICES.
ladies Arc the Best Judges

decided that sOZoDoNT is what they will have.
when woman will, she will, you may depend
ont: aud when she won't, she won't, there's an end
ont" This accounts for the popularity Of 500
DON'T. apl4-Se1uIhS
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FOffF ytHfk 1xv67rr =: -. -.
MRS. WINSLoW'S SOOTHinG 81 hOf IL tae pre-,
scrintion of one of the best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and has been used for
forty wears with neyerfailing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea. gripping in
the bowels and wind collie By giving health to the
child it rests the mother. Price, Twenty-Five Cents
n hottie. n1s-1yTuThS
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A Card.-T0 all whe are suffering from
the errors aud indscretions of youth, nervous
weakness early decay, loss of manhood, etc, viii
send recipe that VIII cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by a
missionary in South America Send seit.addressed
envelope to the KEY. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station
D, New York City. MS 4piyTuIhs
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-06

SHOES SHOES Boots and Shoes for all !
Ladies' French kids, button. new to-day.
marked only 81 30. Misses French kids
marked down to 81, at the great combination
sale at Red House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-06

MORE universally recommended than any
proprietary medicine made. A sure and reli-
able teHic, Browns Iron Bitters.
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a CLEAN sweep through ut the clothing
department. See tae reduced prices now
marked On all goods st tho great c0mbiuation
sails at Rcd House.
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A Country Resort and Hotel,

On the Road leading fr0rn Zone to jack
son, Amador, Mokelumne City, Silver Lake, etc.,
consisting Of Dwelling, Restaurant and Ear a
large, conmodious Hall for dancing; large Shed
for Wagons large Barn, will accommodate IS
horses large Fish Pond stocked with Fish an
ice.cold Spring running well-arranged Cellar
Sal to be doing the finest business of any country
hotel in the State. Connected with the place are
40 acres, large part OF which is good arabic
land, balance well timbered
This would also make o good Dairy Farm, as there
is a good stock range in the immediate vicinity
Of. ~ VIII be sold for low price OF $1,000. Terms
payment easy.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-06

SKINNY MEN," Wells Health Remover"
restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia,
impotence. 81.
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THE CoNcERT.-Tne concert given last
evening at the Sixth-street NJ. Z. Church.
for the benefit of the pipe.Organ fund, was a
success in every particular. The church was
crowded, including the gallary. The enter
tainment was very pleasing one. The fol-
lowing programme was rendered Piano
duet, Misses A1illy Gregory and Mamie
hatcher; bass sole, "Song of the Gretan. F"
J. A. Baillargeon soag, ANGELS, Ever
Bright and Fair" Mrs. A. E. Pepper song,
Miss Jennie Woods piano solo. Lucia de
Lammermo0r,n Miss Amelia Boil song,
Serensde," Miss Raymond Haskell quar-
tet, Misses Millikin and Woods, and Messrs
/ Beaumont and Bruner; song, aria from
Linda di Chamounix,' Mrs. DIR. A. E.
Brune; piano sole, Miss KaibsI; song,
"Just as OF Old" Miss Mary MilIikin song,
True to the Last" Eiwood Bruner; piano
solo, " TanDhauser March, Miss Lizzie Crit
fin duet, Il Would That My Love" Messrs.
Beaumont and BailIargaon. There was much
applause, and nelrly every rendition received
an encore. A number of the performers
were the recipients of beautifully
bouquets and baskets of f5wers from the an
dience. Miss Amelia BOIL and Mrs. Berkey
were the accompanies for the evening. Miss
RAYMOND Haskell is 6 young lady from San
Francisco, but formerly resided in this city.
A HOTEL RUNNER SoLD.-Yesserday af-
ternoon, when the west-bound emigrant train
arrived at the depot, well-dressed young
man alghted and proceeded to stroll around
the depot. A well.known hotel runner, who
has a handle to his name. approached him
shortly afterwards in the interest of San
Francisco hotel. The young man indicated
to the drummer BIZ signs that he was deaf
and dumb. A piece of paper was produced
and a written conversation was carried
on for abcus half an hour, which was
somewhat satisfactory to the runner,
ard the stranger was invited TO the bar room,
where several drinks were taken at the ex-
pensa of the aforesaid runner. The runner
never lost sight of his man until the train was
ready to leave for Ssn Francisco, when the
stranger turned and remarked All right,
my ffiend I'm g1irg TO the same house that
you are. Good day. AS the young man had
for glass Of beer, the entire force and the
hangers-on at the depot had "csught on
long before the train left. The runner sud
denly disappeared, aud at late hour last
nj hi had not been seen, and his friends were
becoming anxious.
Police CoURT.-Business WAS transacted
in the Police Court yesterday as follows
Charles Wright, common drunkard, found
guilty; judgment to-day. Patrick Gallagher,
William Harris. Fred Grant, James Qaigiey
and Mrs. Rooley. disturbing the peace, each
pleaded guilty and fined $40 each. John
Filand, Judgment for petit larceny, thirty
days in the County Jail
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A Fruit Ranch,

or 90 Acres, HALF Nile from Penryn,
with 800 bearing Fruit Trees of all varieties I;
1000 Raspberry Bushes, 1000 Grapeyines, foreign
varieties; 1900 Blackberry Bushes; Small
Alfalfa Patch Small Dwelling Barn, outbuild-
ings, etc. Price, So, SEQ.
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FREIGHT PROM THE EAST.

Passed ogden on the ID inst for Sacramento :
Kirk, Geary & Co, key drugs, box oil ; Cont.
mental Oil Company, 900 cases oil Adams, Mcneil
Co, $50 cases of syrup Lindley & Co., Is cases
syrup.
For valIeie-James Wagner s Co, IA grain mills
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." DR.. BENsoN's Celery and Chamomile
Pills fer the cure Of neuralgia are success. "
DIR. G. P. Holman, Chriatianburg, Va. 50
cents, at druggists.
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New VEGETABLss,-We are in receipt
daily, direct from the growers. large invoices
Of green peas, new potatoes, asparagus, to-
matoes, green peppers, with all other varie-
ties Of vegetables in season in fsct. one of
the bsst ass0rtments that can be had in the
State, CRY and county. Orders viii receive
prompt attention. d. DeBernard & Co.
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NOTICE. Goods wsrehonssd agd advances
made. j. Coppin. 725 K,
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DIED.

BORN.
Sacramento, March 2-Wife OF j. Hlllheuse, son.
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TIE best appetizer out Rock and Rye.
Geo. w. ChesleY, sole agent.