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Al INOE sDIARY
Reirnyed by Ais Tool Series Of Crime'
-. EKnInInfd. y ?

Betfny GU pJ kAiu AouA-h vs. Ostt.se1
= Explained. z
References. have been made several time
recently to inccudi3ry fires In the vicinity OIL
Jacotsbu.g, Belmont county, Ohio, q little
village on 4be B, z. & q. railroad about
fifteen miles from Dllistrr, Of which iti'ha.
been said that Il Is maze up OF the bss. PEG
ME and Tho wurSs people Ia the world in
equal proportions fhcps flies have
been NUMEROUS aud have destroyed hay
stacks, outhouses aud In at least one instance
a barn, Excitement ran high In the neigh
borhood, add lasliy a vigilance comnittee
was formed 10 ferret out tho incendaries. A
gentleman who cane from the vicinity yes.
tsrday said that one Of the guilty parties had
made clean breast Of II, tanning o. the Grim
inslS a we'll k1own young farmer Of not very
good GOOD character aud 6!mselt. H6msrely hslPtd
In Inc work OF destruction because the other
man, his employ VI ordered him %, while his
sopioycr MAS GotuSted by q desire to be
Scys,.ged on parties who bad done him real
ar fame, I'd IL Jury, or By "pur0 otssedness."
Tho ststsn, mt OF the accomplish Sas made TO
a iSst;cs Of ttS peace, and sworn 70, aud q
warrant WA Issubi hut when the gentleman
from whom the information Is obtained left
Jacobsburg, the man Lad sos been apprs'
hended.
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uniar RorknrIr Monndn,llIe,

The Secretary Of State yesterday issued o
Vile Water Works, formed for the purpose
OF supplying The toyn Of Moundsyille, its
citizens, manufactures, parks, etc, with
water for all purposes. The sum Of 81, 900
has been subscribed and 800 paid In on the
ssniiRl stock, which may DO increased IN $50.
005' The shares are 500 each, and Of those
slready taken G. 8. MeFadden holds five
shSres. r. y. MeFadden two shares, and w.
n Humphrey, @. q. senseny and 7. Potts
one ahare each. The idea d to utilise Tho
mound A : site for q reservoir, and II oifsra
many valuable advantages Of elevation, col.
Yeniinee Of location, &c.
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PERSONAL MEATION.
Eews and Gossip In Reference 20 Various
Pa nile.


Pe,pIe.
Miss Angie Hall, OF steubenyille, is the
guest OF Miss Theresa Phillips, OF the South
eide.
Mr.. Tom johnson, OF Pittsburgh, after q
short but pleasant visit in this city has re-
turned.
Miss Reble n. Miller, OF Alleghaney, who
he's been visiting friends In the city, returned
home last evening.
MI. @. n. shinn, of Fairmont was in the
city last night and left on the early train this
morning for home.
State Senator David Wagner, OF Yves,
Wheeling, left for the West yesterday,
accompanied by his wife.
Mr.. Y. sauvageot, who has been whiting
his brother In Ashland, KY, has returned
home, looking as hearty as ever.
Dr.. Reed Baird, who has for number oil
weeks been confined 10 his home with an
attack Of typhoid fever, is once more able to
DO out.
Misses May Thoburn and Lille Sharon,
two charming young ladies' OF Mt Pleasant,
were in the city yesterday on shopping ex'
petition.
Captsin T. H. B. Haase, the clever Balti
more & Ohio tickle. agent, has returned from
u months trip to the Southwest, He report!
having had glorious tins.
Last Saturday, through the kindness Of
Capt. Thomas, Of the Regular, the young PEG
pie Of Wegee, Pipe Creek, Centervi!le and
Qaincy 10 the number Of thirty couple were
treated to very enjoyable excursion. Dane
ing was kept up all the way to New Martins
Vile and return to the excellent music
furnished ty shrimp's orchestra O.
Mouudsyille. The steward, Mr.. Kimbal
furnished an excellent dinner ant
supper. Home wins reached about s O'Clock
While at Supiish and New Mariinsyille
time WIS allowed the excursionists TO g
ashore and see the sights. All the arrange
menis were very complete although the atlai
was gotten up hastily. Taken altogether /
was ve'y epj Iyable, and Capt. Thad Thoma
and Clerk Martin were overwhelmed will
thanks for theis efforts.
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The sale Of reserved seats for Mira. Langtry'l
encagement at the Opera House Friday might
next, in 'tShe Stops to Conquer will com
mance at Wilson & Baumer'smusics store thiH
morning. The 1ETELLIc EscER predicted yes
teaday morning that thsre would BIO rush
ior tlckets, butt was not ptssaradto SEQ tho
lines OF would 10 purchasers commence
10 form at IL o'clock last night. AZ
tbat hour two or three boys were In
front OF the door waiting for the opening Of
tha sale this morning. For the past wee
PEOPLE haye been calling ct Manager Rles.
ters office and offering premium for Tickets.
OF course they did not get them: In view OF
this state OF erase about the fait. Lily any
words OF commendation would beperfume
thrown on the violet. ,sf-s 4 4
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There is no Time TO be Wasted,

The cold weather is upon us, and
unless you want to go shlyering
YOU must buy warm, comfortable
Clothing. II you have not much
money to spare for them it will be
well II you select carefully, both as
to price and quality. | make You
tho following offer, and deem it 70
your advantage to accept same: AS
I opened hero with an immense
stock of goods, and have constantly
been receiving large invoices since,
INV line is necessarily large; and
as the end Of the year is near al
hand [ will reduce every article OF
Clothing in my stock 20 per cent
below former selling price. Come
and test for yourselves.
DAVID ASH,
30 TWELFTH STREET,
dcl.rrtH CIotIJter aud FnrnIsber.
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'tThere Is no use crying over spilled mill, |
saws the old saw. II you are not only bald
but have no Life In the roots Of your hair
there Is no use crying over that either. Tax
both time aud yourself by the forelook Will
there 10 q iorelocr left, Apply PAfkerB Hal
Balsam TO your hair before matters get worse
It will arrest the falling of Of your hair ant
restore II TO its original color, gloss and soft
ne1s. ttisa perfect dressing withal, clean
richly pertunisd, eools and heals the scalp.
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CHICAGO, December s.-Flour dull and uuchspg-
cd. Wheat fair; speculation influenced by the
rmns n corn tdy11SSd S spA !es and
e S,a siiSdSy a s nEsd December sssb
96sSc closed a. 96Ac; January 96l 91c. closed &i
S7At; February 9is4s9s9fp, closed at gS>|fc; May
Coca g ' aPs G. NJ Is fSa No. 80 va Sin
Ter ascssl 70. Uorn In talt de aand and 4 strong
feeling was deyelot the free offering early Ia The
day eSussd decline q ~ under Saturday elos.
higher than Saturday; cash biI3a5S1fc, closed q,
65c; December and year 6ia151c, closed al 6S1Sc;
January closed At SAGE: Febru;ry bSsza
o s1s sa. g. s sss hsE 's srsr
subsequently, advanced and closed II higher than
Saturday: ca sOAaSl e, closed at Syc, December
so,s!e closed q sic; jsnuA.y :o Hc closed at
at g. Nc. Barley dull At 65c. Flaxseed quie. al
sl37. Fork active and Irregular; declined 2nsSQc
early laier rallied 2sAS03 and ruled steady; cash
s2 90 u q tSE ol ss 2ais sS Ss pew
JSnSIy slS loaiS SIX, closed al SIS sSal2 s7iS;
February SIS 25al3 g. closed at Sl3 5?1Sal3 IS;
March sfs 4T1<alS 20, closed at sls 67xals II; My
mani but early decline l0il6c, rallied l2tisl5c
and clo.cd steady at S.l0lS Csc December SOoaS 5c,
closed al ?2Sa%26: January t.20ess71c; closed al
ssss,S7!sc; feb.asry SSassaSS2lc, e:osed at s.S9
aS.0.c. Bulk meats In fAt demand; shoulders 6.5Uc,
sholt hD 40 short clear Gee. Butter aud Q, Is
quiet and p1changcd. Whisky steady and upchanS.
q: CALI hG4. s.lSSs sS co. bushels! DssemSe,9nd
Corn, itleS i,II0Co busaels; December advanced
Nc; January and May tdyanced4Sc; Feb-u4ry Ad.
vaneed 4Ic: Oats sales $500 6nshelS January
il, 100; Dscenber, declined 100; January advanced
2Ilc; Feofuafy advanced &C.; March and May Rd,
sdVssccd 2Kc. -
:, new Yong. pcV.mbtt, u s.Elonr dull; receipts
s sSS Ss s q sSaS 10. Wheat SPOT los Steady;
options opened x499kc lower, afterwards recovered
from the decline closing hrm; receipts Ia 90 enth'
els exports 50 90 bushels hard No. spring 8 Is;
No. red ST l2Sl lS1fs; 50. 3 red December, aies
January, stles $4,000 bushels At sIl2llal w
al Sl0tPf & d Slss1 i ~ &ss Sq. sss
5000 bushels g 8 lGssal lG GlSslng z! q TX;
o. 81 Is>fi May, sales +os 700 bushels a. 81 l9ha
options oI s''S opened 81 Sc lover; sief 'OT sd
yaned IalHc, cIoSiDg quiet and steady;
receipts lol lo1bushe!s; eSporu 81, 900 buEhelS IN.
graded 6sa0Sbsc; No, S9161c: No ?63As4c1<: No. 2
6255tG6SLc, CloElg Gt69c January isc, clos.
GSy t5aEsc, closing at 6lc bats steady; receipts
%h SS Sssssn sas lay % sSa iy S
Coffee ialr; Rio dull and weak at l214C;, options
loAl5 point. lCyer Sugar steady; reSasd saasr
stanaa9 At1tat Wy; pommuis ass stiu
atea St0 SIeS sS,sSc piSe a,aIS; w.
manoi new Uhea ~ . S"s. mi, S 41VnoM
a toa I1' pa,E AMI ana E ,.ls.
4nlet aug S naSGg BY SG IN AZ, pSW .
meals noI lnsE !oeg cteS ~ n 1s
ny, ~. 49, la
~, ~ "a, oy ~ ArGn sis
duh and unchanged. ,H-y ~
PHILADELPHIA, December 3.-Rlour dull; Penn.
EylvaniA family o 90 Ohio p QAb 1O Illinois 8 rs;
winter patent g 2ose Se; Aianes ota bakers clear
s. 81: straight y 6aA6 0f Minneo!a patent pro.
$5@f $S. . y $s 4 .:s v
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The annual meeting Of the 'membeis OF the
Lincoln Club was held at the club rooms laat
night. The attendance was not as good as Il
ought TO have been. The following named
Gentlemen were elected, TO serve for the mex
three years: h G. Dslz,ll, P. B Dobbtns
3. Fisher, ~. |, Mcclure, A. L. Rice. A,
Laiug. Thomas Lewis,
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WARRINGTON, D. O.. December 4-l;30 4.
m.-For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, followed In the former district by
light, local rains, warmer, southerly winds
and lower barometer.
For the Lake RsGlon, fair weather, south
10 westerly winds and lower barometer.
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YOKON0HA Hem Stitched Silk Hand.
Fkerchiefs, while end fancy Satin Sus'
ptnderr, suitable for embroidering.
iIsndsome NeckwCar, at the Star.
d. HuNDLING & co.
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rcd 4, osai o51 spot q Os5 hid January; fecelp1
4 Soo bushelE snipmens 500 bushels. Corn eesiet
ior old: drm for new; No, 3 mixed. old 62SSAosct
new 4Stec. Dat. strong q Sc w sas 49, ~
meas In fir demand: Shoulders 61Sse; clear nh
&c. BACON easier: shoulder: eH csa. 10 $zS:
S Slime s; saseamsfy 81; choice daily &c.
TOLEDO, December 8.-wheat dull and nominal:
No. i white 81 OK; No. do 9sHc; No. red cab
sloS1lal OK: pecembef slGM gsn 1S a "a
sssssssy sIS ssSsc corn quiet and % No
feIecied S2ile: no grade &c. o,ts duh and nom.
lnnl: No, 2 cash and December 8Q4c; January ~;
steSdy: prime cish and December Is az; January
SS sax; no. 50
ouC1rY, Pa, December 9.-oll dull; opened at
q ~, highest g. Z; lowest Y l6A: closed a.
640i DO barrels shipments yesterday unlted ~
lil barrels; tdewatef 1884 barrels daily average
for the month a, ~ barrels. Charters N.S11 pa1'
rels; daily average for the month i7,l2 palteN'
BRApFoRp, Pa, December 3.-Crude oil steady.
No runs reported. Total shipments Saturday and
sunday $3.50 barrels; chirten 1856 barrels
clearing $50 COO barrels United Pipe Line cert
ficaies opened and closed Of q le highest u 1875
Tnusy1IIl, Pa, December 3.-opered al q le9l;
shipments jaI barrels; market quiet, transactions
ANAL a-d prices firm.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, December a-The afternoon
session was dull: opened Of 81 l6ss, declined 10
81 l65Z, and closed at 81 lG7<. Tnding fair.
NEW, YORK, December s.-Petroleun quiet
United stl6h
BAlrlnoRE, December s.-Petroleum dull. re
AAeN ''' Live stock. a
CHICAGO, December 3-The Dropsrs Jourrol 70
portk Hogs-Receipu 5000 head; Shipmenn S(0
mead; market weak and l0c lower; packing u 3oI
packing and shipping 81 SsS 90 1s Ss.s 10
sold. Cattle Receipts 5000 head: Ehipuenis Leo
head; market steady and frm; exports % 1896 80
| good 10 choice shipping s5 t0A6 90; common u
medium q o0G6 30; Texans a 0oA4 az Texas cow
81 0Oa3 IS. sheep-Reeeiph 500 head; shipment
s0) had: market steady; good 81 90; choice u "
EAST LIBERrY, PA, December S.-Cattie-Re
ceIptS 400 head; market fair atabout last week
del phiAs s 25a5 80: Yorkers o. 7oai 50. Sheep;
Receipts 400 head. Market firm at last week
prices.
CINCINNATI, O., December 3.-Liye hogs weak
common and light % SSA5 90; packing and butcher
IS co.'s TO- receipts SUOo head bhipments e65 head
Cotton.
NEw YORK, December 3.-Cotton quiet: future
quiet; December l0.5sc: January l0.65c; Februar
S0c; March 10 Csc; April II 09c May l122c; Jun
ll.3ic; July 1.46c; August II SIC.
CINCINNATI. o.. December S.-Cotton quiet ant
steady at l01sc.
NEW York, December s.-The dry goods busi
ness has been light and made up Of ANAL uSsort
ments Of eortou flannel, dres goods, knit woolen
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WnES Howard Wrat ~ fud a pity hangs
upon bis breast the fellow had evidently a
cold and had mol yet bfon'ittormea that Or.
Bulls Cough Syrup wasths only Eate remedy.
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DITTsBURGH, WHEELING 4 KEN
i TUCKY RAILROAD co.
Notice 10 Stockholders.

WHEELING, November 10, ISL
A special meeting Of the S oCkholden Of Is,
Plltsburgh, wheeling q KENTUCKY Railroad Com,
pany Will be held at the principal oGiCe Of M,
Company. In the Iity Of WhcCilg. West VIfginiI.
on ia UkSDAI, January %, lSSt. at lI:3O o'c6cE
A. ", for tho purpys9 o. voting upon the matter d
gagc upon the whole line, including the &tensiou
10 Benwood. The special meeting heretofore "a.
verified u be held on 7uesdby, S0vetn ber 20 lS1
is postponed until January u, 1854.
By order Of the Boald Of DIRECTORS,
z. u. LIGGErT,
no2, A@tstsnt Secretary
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Tnermometer Record.

The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as obscryed at schneptsdrug store
Opera House corner yesterday:
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A ,Ecosp invoice q "wauksnphast" shoea
and oiher g'yleS, In gentlemen's hne band
aud machine IeYed shoes, Just received Of
/, J, Blona'h
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cH,xcx,in Sabre OF the American Booth
may vel b had "A. A. FFatsseiin's jewslry
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srocKs-Ths week opened with firm marke.
for stocks and prices Ia the carly transactions ad
vanced 1Sah per cent Before the fist call how.
ever, q weaker tone set In aud lower figures pre-
vailed during the remBinder Of the day. The de-
cline anged from Il to TX per cent. There were
rallies at Intervals extending at one time Sax pei
cent, but the market left OF irregular, With some
shares at tho lowest point Of the day. compared
with Saturdays Gloss prices were down <alM per
cent. Eortswes ern was exceptionally strong
Transactions III 600 IhArcS
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AmusEnENT MATTERS.
"Le Voyage en- suisse" and ths Jersey
Lily.

Lily.
The Hanlon Brothers presented theil
famous mechanical extravaganza. lie Yoy'
age en- Suisse" at the Opera House last night
to one OF the largest houses OF the season
Several new funny features have been added
and the company Is much stronger The
Hanlops themgslyes are as funny as ever.
The audience wss continually In an uproal
Of laughter last night.
This evening the play will be repealed.
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INDICATIONS.

7Ax.i2MShu.7k.xl7A. AN. Il i. srH.7rs
"a 20 81 q ~ 05 ~ ~
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TOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
The valuable Fam owned By the late Lewis
Button Is offered for sale, situated two miles not
OF 81 ClailSVille, containing l3b ACRES, q wei
watertt ana on It Is line titCt Of timber goo9
school within hity yards OF premises. Y not sHa
by December 2oth It VIII be oeeed at public ~ oa
premises Thursday, January 10 lssl. s4i ilit se
PARTICULARS lVquir0 oi Geo. EI0wn OF " 4, 1esn.
F TI' " Ohio '' VI ~ " = del
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LADY, reader your skin white with Glenn
sulphur soAp. Pixies Toothache Drors cur
n one minute, NNIAw-
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GALL at @. 8. Feeny's, 14lO Main street,
and see the large stock Of Candles and Toys
for ChriskmaS tredp,
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nm ..coak,g psIlsaI,- l2!O MAIN alsasl.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-FR0M APRIL |, 1854,
II that fne store.foom, 1905 Market street, Il
present occupied rs clothing Ltorc. RnQuir al
John Bruce or Geo. J. MathIsOn, NO. III AltiIt
street bai9
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Office Nos. rs and n Fourteenth street.
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THE STEIN CASE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN rHE BOARD
III. Board Refuse. to r1oast.,s VI. s.sip. and
Al,Opiella,s to csa,uro fllm-Rs.hsr AWArn
Verbal Passage Over the Aatt,r-ALit.
u.sui. Assls.t the csaAtr, stc.

The Board Of County Commissioners met
in regular monthly session. yesterday, Presi-
dent Wood in the chair and all the members
present but Mr.. Prince.
Bills were ordered paid on recommends.
ton OF the various committees as follows:
Poor house and farm, 1925 IS; printing, $37 IS;
roads and bridges, 1884 95; court house and
jail, $3.50 80. :.
Capt. Plankey reported that there were so
inmates In the county infrmsry in Novem.
Der, OF whom So were white males, 20 white
females aud / colored male. There were
white females under year old, and 10 white
males and white females under 10 years.
One child was still born, and there were no
deaths. {
r. 81. Philips was plid $25 and N. Ztne
$75 for extra work as ASSESSORS. /.
The Board OF Public Works OF Wheeling
reported that they had spread over sos
perches OF broken Limestone on Main street,
north OF the Top Mill, at q cost OF S4734l,
half Of which was to be paid by the county.
The matter OF the pay due John L. Roemer
and 7. D. Houston for clerical work for the
circuit courts, was referred TO the Committee
on Finance.
TIE M'coLLocH CASE.
Mr. Delbrusgs offered the following, which
was adopted:
RaOlFed, That the necessity for continuing
the reward offered for Samuel Mccolloct
having passed. the committee Is instructed
Ito withdraw what money Is left Of the 81 O0I
offered for that purpose.
GA. Kyle resigned hls position as justice
of The Peace for Triadelphla district, and ]
8. Echols aud J. G Hervey applied for thu
vacancy. At the request OF Mr.. Woods, o
thai district, the filing Of the vacancy VS.
postponed till the next Meeting.
An indenture binding John Ehrman, sol
Of Kate Ehrman, aged years. to William A
swan, was approved and ordered fled.
The report OF the special Investigating
committee on the Stein case was then takei
M. At former meeting the committee re
commended that Mr.. Stein be cerSured AM
removed from his position as member Q
the Committee on Poor Houss and Farm. |
now reported In favor, OF completely exon
Grating him, though no new evidence OF an,
Kind whatever had been heard by the com
mittee since reporting that Mr.. Stein wa
worthy OF ensure and removal from tn
committee.
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rHEDArLY mARKEIS.
Tho FINANCIAL World.

EEw York, December 3.-Money easy at Gas
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6a6h per cent
Bar silver TO- Sterling Exchange bankers bills
steady at 81 sax long: 81 s. sight,
GhveRSuYtsT1-Str0np
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onCIrY, Pa, December s.-oll dull; opened at
q l65<, HIGHEST 81 II; lowest u l6A: closed a.
d 49, Sales ], 81, 900 barrels; cearances Saturday
10000 barrels Shipments yesterday, United S,'
tii bSrrels: tdewatef 1854 barrels daily average
for The month i2,4it barrels. Charters 1850 bar
rels daily average for the month Il 49, barrels
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w A. nzmcmsnm ~. d

We As MDtaIaSVNV me- ~
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office, southwest corner Of Seventh and
streets, in Bryte's new building, up stairs. Resi-
dence, southeast corner of Seventh and streets,
Sacramento. Office Hours: to and TO P M. !;
and on Sundays only, Ito SIN. fe264p1m
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON (HoMEoPATH-
ist) Residence, No. 1878 G street, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth. Office, 627 J street
(oYer Dale's), Sacramento. Cal. Special attention
given TO diseases OF the heart and lungs. Office
Hours 10 II A. ": to 4. and TO P. n. m14-lm
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WALLACE A. BRIGGS, X. d.
=, rT75crr AMI REsIDFNCE- NO zig STREET
HR. LAME,

SaC-2Utenbo.
to n. NJ.
Office BourSS II A. H. 10 P. Il Sml2-+pi
$50 TO P. N.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE NOTICE.

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF
Sacramento, State of California. In the matter
Of the estate of ALVAN E. HUTCHINSON, de-
ceased Now here, on the Sd day OF APRIL, 1883, it
appearing to the Court that the appraisers appointed
by the Court herein have filed their appraisement
OF the homestead of the deceased, appraising its
value at the time of the appraisemeDt, and also at
the time the homestead ected, it is therefore
ordered by the Court that APRIL l6, 1855, at the
opening Of the Court be fixed for hearing objections
to such appraisement from all persons interested
therein and that notice of such hearing be given by
publishing a copy Of this order in the 5 lCRAMENTo
DAILY RECORD UEIoS, daily from April 4, 1883 to
April IA, 1853, both days inclusive.
JOHN w. ARMSTRONG,
Judge Of the Superior Court Of said county and
State.
A true copy. Attest: C. NJ. CoGLAN, Clerk.
By J. P ELDEED, Deputy Clerk
FRKEMLE & BATES, Attorneys. a4-td
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Hull VapOr Cooking stove.
xrE THE UNDERsIGNRD. TAX

NE, TEE UNDERSIGNED, TAKE -
w pleasure in introducing to the people ~
of California these Stoves, and unhestatjngiy ~
claim superiority over all other Stoves get ~
produced. On this stove every description of cock
ing baking. washing, ironing preserving and fruit
canning may be done with ease, economy, rapidity
and perfect comfort. This Stove affords complete
facility for doing every description of household
work that can be done on any Range or Cook Stove,
without the swelterng heat and discomforts attend
ing summer work likewise avoiding the labor and
dirt of carrying in coal wood and carrying out Of
ashes Unlike Coal-0n Stoves, no wick Is used.
There is no smoke and backing Of irons or cook.
ing utensils. tn For sale at 1906 street and at
1919 n streets. COLE & CoMSTCCK, Agents.
NIL 4pImt
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San Francisco stock sAie..
In seems impossible that remedy mad
SAN FRANCISCO, April It'll
RFGT1TAR sFssIoS

IT seems impossible that remedy made Of
such common. simple plants as Hops. Buchu.
Mandrake, Dandslion, etc., should make go
many and such great cures as Hop Bitters
do; but when old and young, rich and poor,
pastor and doctor, lawyer and editor. all tes-
tify to having been cured by them, you must
onper
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ATTORNEYS At Law.
SAMUEL CRoss,

SAMUEL Cross,
A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law
Office, No 400 j street, Sacramento aft