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'THOMAS DOWLING, Aucuoneer.
HANDSOME BAY HORSE. SIX YEARS OLD

fifteen hands. warranted sound and perfectly gentle;
VIII work in any harness. and ia splendid driver; is
also snTerior saddle horse Also, nearly English
Eng or Dog Cart set Single Harness, Blankets Whip
Sadile and Bride, Lap Cloth &c. This ia Considered
one of the finest outfits in the city.
r1 At r AUCTION SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
IWENIY-NINTH. 1888, at TWELVE O'CLOCK. in
front of my Auction Rooms shall sell the above ele-
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I,c55 ff1xeA 010IlO0
token. e100.
r rsn; bSS g sDh ~ IA g Is ss r
POST OFFICE ORDEk until fur1hsr noios. Os6G1
Of S. and UPWARD by sxITees lie sent af our e.
ysnss; Address "a orders TO- J. DOUGLAS. Louio
VILE ". suoc
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
v,ORIKLSS MONROE NORFOLK AND THE
III SDIfTH

V,ORI K15S MONROE NORFOLK AND THE
Il SOUTH.
Safe and Elegant Steamers
LADY OF THE LAKE. and JANE MOSELEY
Pare 30 cents Meals served on the European Plan
after oct Der LIST. 1888.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY cnd FRIDAY at $50 D. NJ
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-Steamer TpONp-
~ a. Fare. % Cents.
For Information apply at General Office National
Setropo2n Bank. 6l3 18th street. Boat foot OF
Gu 4 ett. ' "a
GEO- H. PHILLIPS. ALFRED WOOD
seq. SuIerinie ndent. Secretary
IMPORTANT NOTICE CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
10 NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
SOUTH.
commencing MONDAY Sept. Oath. 1853. the popular
steamer
GEORGE LEARY,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
VII cave lTH STREET WHARF,, every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY, at $50 IN,
Returning leave Boston Wharf. Norfolk on TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS ard "a URDAYS at 4 o. m.
gong and returning.
Ronnd trip - Norfolk and Fort Monroe 81 So Round
trip 20 Piney Point and Cornfield Harbar 81
Exclusive connection with the Boston Providence
steamers Fare from WASHINGTON to New York 81 so:
10 Boston, sl5.I5 including stateroom. berth and
meals.
freight received daily until p. m.
l. NJ. HUDGlNS. Gen. Supt
NM r WHICH. Agent. sep20
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THIS EVENING.
WEEKS 4 CO., Auctioneers.

WEEKS CO., Auctioneers.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF BALANCE OF STOCK OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES ALL
GRADES; FINE JEWELRY OF EVERY DE-
SCRIP 10 RINGS. PI IS, CHAINS, CLOCKS
AND ROGERS SILVERWARE.
Ssle EVERY ENENING. al SEVEN O'CLOCK, and
SATURDAY MORNING, 1t TES. Closing sale SAT
lEDAI EVENING, at SEVEN, at BENZ. +. SPINKS,
ee9 Pa ave. Goods must be soid-proprietor removing
TO baltimore. sep25 St.
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The prohibltionists of Indiana threaten to nom.
mate ticket at the next state election II neither
OF the great parties declare themselves IN favor
OF prOhDit0ry amendment
nex is ssatsa that IN The Of the
one staunch friend OF Albeit, the democratic cam
oadafe, namely, Senator Mcpherson.
James u. warren, OF the Buffalo Commercial
A0tes1Ssef. has been chosen chairman OF the New
York republican state committee.
$4,000. was incendiary, and Mrs E n. Slosson,
crime.
A Chinaman was lynched on the Oregon Short
line. IN Utah. Monday, for outraging a child.
Miss Julia r May, who lately 1oined the Hess
opera company, took an electric hath at Milwau.
kee and an attendant rubbed her body with
cr0t0n Oil instead OF alcohol, taking all the skin
on and her life Is in danger.
Two CHnDRxN NssIN0.-On the evening ar the
10th inst two sons OF Wa McAtee, living near
Wadesvile. CLARK county. Va. aged respectively Q
home, and up to Tuesday evening last nothing had
been heard from them, although diiigent search
has been made for them daily.
The CoLoRED CONVENTION AT Lou1syu.r-rn
the colored convention at Louisville. KY, yester.
Gay, resolution was offered pledgfn4 anew the
devotion OF the colofed people to the Republican
party. ana promising their endeavOrs for it's con-
government believing II 70 be for the best interest
Of the whole peopla This resolution created
great upr0af. bat tho chair rendered a Decision
sending the question 70 the committee on reeolu-
IONS ana saved the convention from epflt The
visited the exposition YESTERDAY After.
addressed the convention, and its business was for
the time held N abeyanoe. The chances are tar
for an adjournment being taken without further
actual reSultA
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The Labor Investi9ation.

NEW YORK. Sept N.-The senate subcommittee
on labor and education met again to-day M.
testimony. The government might he tho1pht.
however. regulate the charges OF transportation.
James A. Donaldson, q photographer, gave the
graphS ~
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TOMORROW.
BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FFF1UMAS UUWLINU, AuctOleer.
VERY iNDS0MELY CARVED ROSEWOOD UP
RIGHT PIANO {MADE BY COILARD & COL
LARD, OF LbNDON). TWO ELEGANT FRENCH
PLATE MAN1EL MIRRORS, WALNUT PI .USH
fARL0R SUITE, VERY HEAVY WALNUT HAIR
GL Oh, J.! PA \ SUITE BNUSSkLS AID
TWO FlNTLY FINISEEO WALNUT DWARF
CASES. BLACK WALNUT nj. I. CHAMBER
SITS. PILLOWS AND BO! STEERS, HANDSOME
Walnut VI: T:SlDEBOARD WALNUT PILLAR
I&TENS10N TABLE, CANE SEAT AND Up
HOLSTEkED CHAIRS, LOUNGES. CHkOMOS.
ENGLISH Shot GUN AND HUNTING SUIT,
HEATIAG STOVES, KITCHEN REQUISITES
&C., &c,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
EIGHTH, at EN O'CLOCK. at the residence of lady
declining Housekeeping, No. 1908 street northwest
shall sell very erior collection of household effects
sep22 dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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Thirty-one hundred bushels OF oysters arrived at
tne river 'front.' Yesterday. and are selling at from
thirty cents TO q Der bushel
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
"EEKS CO., Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SITUATED on HE CORNER OF NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE AND STREET NORTH

WEEKs b CO.. Auctioneers.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
s siTKkTs aRf IS fhE SokSfR a SET hSaf
The undersigned Trustee. by virtue of two de-
CT d nsissa by the SsT Cor Su s the
September 4h anu the other September 18TH 1885, will
@ ~ M Fuef PsFfGP Fsat sf Fl B5fn
1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following described
.qaars bered ninety il ths City u Wsshns.
Tsnne and street nortWest and conts ming about
62s square feet Of ground and fronting about GO feet
Hampshire avenue. improved by small frame dwell.
ing This property viii be sold IN parcel upon the
0ne-hlrd IN cash and The balance te1cept seventeen
videa f.El IN two equal EsSmsats q s!s and twelve
b. deed Of trust upon the presmise, or pay FL cash q,
thereon hereinhefore mentioned being an in
b. eee s If one hal, Of sa
folio liz Tee s gsi rsc o' Of . the pse6sd P Lnf
ba. shall constitute the last deferred payment OF the
purchase money and be assumed and paid by The pur
ana w be sold free
Of one hundred dollars shall be made BY the purchaser
shall b. paid for BY him. If the terms Of sale are not
property viii Be resod at the risk and uiy cost Of the
oefauiang purshaseri npo1vxr
,o4N 49s LOUISIANA avenue. Trustees.
j
p B. sTlLsoN. Attorney. sepls Is. II. 49, 81. 22624
ss-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on &C.
SGunt OF the rain, until THURSDAY. TWENTY
of WM. II. BROWNEl r.ns.o.
ser24-dts JOHN F. ENNIS ) 1res'ees
o. HoLrz ,d,S sn Geal Estate agsonser
AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOTS ON
G AND ON FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTH
win sell: by auction, on SATURDAY, THFaaH
| JWE NTY-SE O !, d DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. ~
ID 1893 at FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ, in front of.A-
the PREMISES. Lots A. To- IT, II, 10 and 49, square
l,G5i.
Terms of sale quarter cash and the balance in
one two and three years III notes secured by del OF
u on the property sold, md bearing interest the
rts of six Ter cent all cash. at the option
of the purchaser. deposit of 5000 will be required
when the property is struck Off AL convey aucing at
pu- cn ser's cost.
seplS-dts z. o. HOFFMAN. Auc6oneer.
sV THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
account OF the weather, until thursday, s PrEM-
BEk IWENIl-SkVlNTH, 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK
sep22-dts R. o. HOFFMAN. Auctioneer
loNz' A. nAAR No aei E5,ai Stree. Rgsas northwest
AUCTION sALE OF A DESIRABLE SIX-RoOM
PhESSEIR BRICK HALL. BAY MINDOM, BASE
MENTs; No.. I7O6 SEVENTEENTH sTRGET,
BEI%EEN R AND STREETS NORTH
On THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
sEsvE e.. 1883 at FIVE 9,CI oCK ?. NJ. will be
Terms easy. and will be made Known At sale.
sepl9-dSds j. 7. COLDWELL. Aucr
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Catholic Freemaxons.
TeleRrmulaic Rrief~

MONTREAL. Sept. sz.-A papal ambassador no
On his way from Rome to Montreal to INQUIRE inl
the rapid spread OF Freemasonry among the abb,
rents OF the Catholic faith
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Aucroneer.

LAST DAY OF THE AUCTION HAIF
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER WENTY-EDIfRTH
commencing at HALF-PAST TEN A. M, I win se
at 9O8 It'll street northwest q follows: A'
220 pair fine and superior Biankets.
100 Comforts. quilted with white cotton.
cases Wamsutta Sheetipgs, 81. "a 1O-l ia xida
Pure sink Veivets. In Black. Navy Blue, Garnet
Black and Colored Silks. from best Lyons msnufac-
tuIers.
wide. ~ AAoasos
Fashionable Plaid Dress Goods Towels and r.h,e
Linens AeS1o
silk Brocatele. Linen sheetins. Hosiery and Under
wear. N-~SA-
Ladies' win please attend this sale n the .hov,..
toned eoods win be positively sold without reserve
soao No s"@rSuseG0 pes1ecS IN every respect
eoPAS-Ss u. kOLEI. AuCtionocr.
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APPLICATIONS for the position OF supervising
architect have been 1led by ". r. Sill, of Chicago;
John w. Glenn, OF New Orleans, and J. c. john
son, OF Fremont, Ohio.
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The Steamer R0Sser11e, n,

NEW YORK, Sept. "a London special Saws
The steamer Rotterdam OF the Netherfand Amer.
can steam navigation company was stranded at
noon toeay II the Ben1sard. and lies in bad con.
0itl0n. MI Cazaux, the general agent OF the
Netherlands American Navigation Company, re-
ceived the following dispatch this afternoon:
Amsterdam, Sept N-Rotterdam stranded
passengers landed. Vessels saving dubious"
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ITNHOMAS BOWLING, Auouoneer.
THREF PIANOS; FINE PARLOR SUITES WALNUT
MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SETS; HANDSOME
LOUNGES; WINDOW AND EASY CHAIRS; WAL
Nut al. L. SIDEBOARDS; EXTENSION DIN
ING TABLES; DINING CHAIRS; CHINA AND
&Sikh A PAINTED AND OTHER =, CH AM
AND BOLSTERS; STOVES.
FIFTY SMYRNA RUGS, ASSORTED SIZES; FORTY
BRUSSELS AND LNGRAIN CARPETS; VENI-
IAN STAIR CARPET.
ALSO,
AT ELEyEN O'CLOCK, FOR THE DISTRICT GOV.
EMINENT, FIFTY SCHOOL DESKS
ALSO,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND WAGONS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWEEN.
TY;NINTH 1888. at TEN O'CLOCK. in front and
within my spacious auction rooms, shall sell varied
assortment of household effects.
No postponement on account Of weather. sp27-2t
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~ THIS SALE Is POSTPONED INIT. pov.
DAY, OCTOBER FIRST, ct TEN-THlRTY 4 Il ~ 81
consequence Of the rain. Is Win posifiyeiy ke NJ
ut that time. rain or shine. :..xS(( r. .
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(SHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIN.
~ PkOvED REAL ESTATE NEAR THE CAPT.
Toll BEING ALL OF SQUARE FIVE HUN
DRIED AND SEVENTY-EIGHT.
By virtue Of Q decree Of the Supreme Court ofaa4
the District Of Columbia, holding special Term&5H
In Equity, In cause No. 6. 424. Equity Docket o.
Wylie and others are defendants. which decree was
passed September 9Th A: D. 1883. we win on Tues
ING AT The HOUR OF THREE O'CLOCK +. NJ. in
front OF the premises, offer at public sale s0nare
FIVE hund red and seyentyeight f57S) I'm the CITY Of
Washington This square win be cold in lots accord
will be exhibit q at time of sale.
Terms Of SALE as prescribed by said Decree are: One
In six and twelve months from day Of sale; for the de-
ferred the purchaser purchasers shall Rive
secured BY deed OF deeds d trust ON the properly
purchasers deposit Of fifty dollars ($56) on each
lot must be made when the property s Knocked down
JOHN G. HEALD.
sol street northwest. ( ~,
HENRY WISE GAkNETT,. 'usos'
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. eepa0 eodts
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A SUDDEN AND, SWEEPING REDUCTION
BACH corner RI and for the last fifteen
this city. has issued price list, making sweep
ing REDUCTION on all kinds. NEW, LATEST I'M
PROVED MACHINES of the very best and most stand
ard makes which have been selling at $40 $780, $50 and
$40. 500 $25 $50 and $685. with ali extra attach
ments and FIVE years guarantee.
THE NEW QUEEN and NEW AMERICAN No. z
are now more extensively nsed in this city than any
other kind For SALE ONLY by c. AUE REACH cor
7th and H: Auerbach's Gents Furnishing and Hat
Store next door Send postal and will mail you our
new price list Free sep22
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New Market Racoa

LONDON. Sept. N.-At the New Market farst a.
tober meeting to-day the race for the Grand Dufe
Michael stakes, for three-year-olds was won nv
hamako by length, LadislaR second and Keeness
The New Market October handicap race was
won by Mcmahon by ten lengths, was
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. FOLEY. Auctioneer.

M FOLEY, AuctiOneer.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SIXTH 81 RECT. BETWEEN e. AND II STRE Frs
SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated July l6 1899 IL.
and recorded in Iiber O5a, folio oil ct eco obef3
OF the land records OF the District of Columbia and
At the request Of the parties secured thereby win offer
Tor sale at public auction in front Of the premises ON
mONDAI.CCIOBER FIRST. 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK
t2 and the south sixteen 6 feet and seyepQ
and seventy eight $780, recorded in Hbcr l. O5S
folio ct seq, of the land records Of the District Oh
Columbia. with Improvements thereon.
Jerms One third of the purchase money In cash ar
the residue in two equal instaments at ak and twelve
satisfaction Of the Trustee or all cash at the option Of
the risk and cost of the defautne purchaser IL
Of sale are not complied with in days One hun
dred dollars deposit required when bid is accepted
=, LAuNIA c. DUNDOKE, Trustee.
ina
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hhk re MzpE R By pEdKnR R1 sRos sYF
4. b. KUHN Sole Agent. 4O7 10th ct. n. W.
Also for Burdett OrRans sen1Q
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CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF
~ LAID IN The COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, CONTAIN
ING sIXTY-FIvE ACRE, MORE OR LESS,
DWELLING.
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RANGE OF THE THKRMoMKTBkvThe following
were the readings at the ofice OF the chief signal
omcer to-day: an. A6: ii a. m, csc; o, m.
m Maximum. ri; minimum. go
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

% B. ELLERY,
SUCCESSOR 70
DUBREUH BROTHERA
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS Shirts
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
l112 F STREET NoRrHwrsr. WARRINGTON, D. O.
Ell OF the Finest Dress Shirts 10 90
Biz Extra Fine Shirts to order ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. O. 90
mhA "
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HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

$50, 600 FOR g.
Second REGULAR monthly drawing Win take place In the
Masonic Hall Masonic Temple Building, IN Louisville
KY,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Is 1883.
A LAWFUL LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWING.
Chartered by the Legislature Of KY and twice declared
legal by the highest Court In the State Bond given
Henry county I'm the sum q 900 OO0 for the prompt
payment OF Al prizes sold.
REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS.
~ Every ticket holder his own supervisor. can call
out the number on hts ticket and the corresponding
number the tae placed IN the wheel In his presence
1heee drawings will occur The last Thursday Of every
month. head the magnificent
OCTOBER SCHEME.
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AUCTION SALES.

WEEKS CO.. Auctioneers
w 637 "a ave-. OPP. City Post OfRce
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER TwENTY-EIGHTH, com.
mencine at Ten O'CLOCK. In front Of and INSIDE
Of salesrooms,
COLLECTION OF CARPETS AND FURNITURE
both New and Second Hand.
Walnut Suites and Seta,
Single and Doubls Bedsteads,
High StOo
Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Bureaus; Chairs.
Folding Walnut B dstead
Marble Top and other Tables.
Cottage Sets.
Stoves; Mirrors.
Together with the usual assortment Of house fur
nishings.
Also,
SEVERAL SETS HARNESS, Is BOXES LAUNDRY
SOAP.
1t CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman.
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SEWING MACHINES. lSc.

011 W NV H1AO1111N I'D, &C.
TVHAT GREAT 'HOUsEaoLD." sILENT
T. White New Hone.~ Boston. :" fine Sewing
the Office and save money. Renting and repairlne A
speciality. MCKINNEY, AT 9Th st. NV sep5b
RxMEMBER
That the only Authorized Agents for the cele-
brated ~ ~
HARTFORD and NEW HOME SEWING MA.
CHIMES
in the District. They positively the Hghtest run.
ming and most durable machines ever produced
Ola Machines taken In exchange.
Machines sold easy monthly payments and special
discount for cash.
Be sure and visit our Office before purchasing.
8. OPPENHEIMFR Il RRO
t2S 9th street northwest, St Cloud Buildinr
First-class Machines for rent by week or month An
kinds repaired. sep22
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y oBEkT o. HOFFMAN Real Estate Auctioneer
Ia 10th and streets northwest.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-08
TIE KEW POSTAL ORDERS.

The law passed by Congress in the last
hours of its session, authorizing the new
postal note or order for sums less than So, is
in accordance with g recommendation SUBJ
nitzed to Congress by Postmaster-General
James in 1881, and which has been under
legislative incubation process for the past
three sessions. Its purpose is to relieve the
demand for paper currency which can be
transmitted in letters in small amounts, with
cut thu trouble or expense of obtaining money
orders, and which demand has arisen from
the withdrawal Of fractional papsr currency.
Under the new order system for sums less
than So no written application is required !;
no notice is sent by the postmaster who issues
the order to the Office where it is made paya-
be, except the order itself it is payable to
"besrer," without the name of the person to
whom payment is intended being given, and
hence does not ia any manner differ. as to
safety in transmission, from greenback or
the paper fractional currency, and from
which It only differs in effect In that it is
payable at a certain Office. Following 10 the
form of the new order, and which contains
further information upon method OF its use ::
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BRIEF NOTES.

The County Clerk has not Issued a mar.
riage license for two weeks.
The steamer Varuna is on the ways at
Washington, undergoing repairs.
John Ryan, in card this morning an
nounces himself az candidate for re election
as Second Trustee.
The entertainment TO be given by the stu.
dents of the Sacramento Institute has been
postponed until Monday, the 10Th inst.
G.. A. Putnsm, who has been City Tax
announces himself as candidate for re-elec-
ton.
Yesterday in the Superior Court, 10 the
debtor, the assignee was ordered to sell per-
sonal property by public auction.
A railroad accident which occurred al
Bocs, the particulars Of which are given in
the telegraphic columns, delayed the over
land train. and it did not arrive here yester-
day until 1925 Pm. Il left for San Francisco
on the regular $3.50 P. NJ. train time.
x.Attorney. General Hart and his late
deputy, Clinton l.. White, have formed a
law partnership and viii occupy an eff &c in
the Turkey building, when the repairs on that
are finished. They are now on the north
west corner of Seventh and j streets.
A horse which was tied near the Telegraph
Stables, on street, yesterday morning for
the purpose of being given 3 bath, became
frightened at the water and broke loose. He
ran down street with the halter on, and at
Ninth and K streets tripped, and falling,
broke his neck.
Extensive preparations are bsiog made for
the first invitation party of Company 3
Capital Guard, which will be given at
Armory Hall this evening. The work oil
decorating the hall will be completed to-day.
This being the first party, special effort i.
being made by the company.
Yesterday Governor Stoneman received 6
petition from the Seamen's Protective Asso
citation, of San Francisco, urging the appoint
ment of P. s. Dorney. of this city, as Com
missioner of Bureau of Labor Statistics
The petition is based on the statement thai
Mr.. Dorney is mechanic in the foremos,
; rank OF labor intelligence.
The arguments of counsel in The case Of
Reclamation District No Vs. Charles Gold
man occupied the entire attention yesterday
of Department Two OF the Superior Court
The testimony was submitted some days ago.
It is an action brought to compel the pay.
ment Of taxes levied By the district Trustees
The argument will be resumed this moraing,
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Friday Morning.

A prominent manufacturer of KID
GLOVES, in the East, guarantees all
his goods That is, he will replace every
pair of Gloves which retail dealers find
after fitting on the hands of their GUS
toners, to show signs of imperfection.
Naturally, with such a broad guarantee,
many Gloves are returned to him from
time to time which are but very slightly
damaged.
MR.. WEINSTOCK, now in New
York, has purchased from the agent a
lot of these imperfect Gloves, and we
shall place them on our counters for
sale at
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The office of issue, amount, date and Office
at which payable, on the left of the order,
represents the stub to be kept by the Post
msster, and which is his only record Of the
transaction. To prevent the amount of the
order being fraudulantly changed the figures
on the right, in dollars, dimes and cents
columns, will be punched by the issuing
office, as in the abovs order-4 in dollars
column, 3 in dimes, and 0 in cents, making
81 80, and rendering change impossible.
The cost of the new order for any amount
less than So will be but three cent?, and in q
short time this new departure IN postal
transmission will be considered an indis.
peueabIe convenience,
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A Country Resort and Hotel

On the Road leading from lone to Jack.
son, Amador, Mokelumne City, Silver Lake, etc.,
consisting Of Dwelling, Restaurant and Bar: q
large, commodious Hall for dancing; large Shed
for Wagons; large Barn, will accommodate 4s
horses; large Fish Pond stocked with Fish /; an
ice-cold Spring running well arranged Cellar.
Sail to be doing the finest business of any country
hotel in the State. Connected with the place are
40 acres, a large part of which is good arabic
land, balance well timbered
This would also make a good Dairy Farm, as there
is a good stock range in the immediate vicinity
of ~ VIII be sold Tor low price Of q, 200. Terms
payment easy.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-08

"FNE Dr. 3; no end of medicine no relief
DR.. Benson's Skin Cure has driven away all
eruptions and I'm nearly well."-Ida c..
Yourg, Hamilton, Ill. Druggists keep it, 81
DER package,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-08

& HAT, THIEK OF IT BOYS Mems all
wool pants for 50 80; mems fine, all-wool
pants (baskst pattern). for 49, Either of the
above sre good value for at lesst third
more; but during our great combination ssle
everything goes. aad house that would sell
ss low could not EXIT Buy pair. SIS it Is an
advertisement for our hsnss-she BED House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-08

MORE universally recommended than any
proprietary medicine made. A sure and reli.
able tsnic, Brown Iron Bitters.