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the burden again, and citizens will be all
the more tempted to evade duties there
after. 1t is TO be added that the same
warrant for aid to the South will justify
aid to other States that may become over
burdened by taxation, or whose people are
unfortunate in the conduct Of their State
government, and become heavily involved
in debt. Mr.. YYickersham, according to
the report of the New York Post, said in
the Convention that the best schools the
world over are found among the people,
who tax themselves for their support, and
education is universally held in the high
est esteem by those who have been taught
to pay for it with money from their own
pockets. In the same breath the educator
who uttered this truism bowed to the pop.
ular idea, and said an exception might be
made in favor of the South, SO as to aid
feeble educational systems thsre, etc, This
is most singular position to occupy
enunciating great truth of universal APP
plication, and in the next moment suspend
ing it fO- special purpose, which is clearly
within the rule. We agree with the Post.
which supplements the words Of Wicker
sham by the remark that the trouble
with all such exceptions is they pave the
way to other exceptions. Exactly if the
South is to be assisted in educating her
people when we have plethoric national
treasury, why not when the strong box is
empty, and by direct taxation Of the peo-
pie carry on the scheme? The philosophy
that will justify the use Of the surplus in
the treasury for educational systems Of
the South, viii justify direct taxation fer
the same purpose. It is said, in reply,
that the whole people of State are taxed
to support all the schools of the State, and
that on the same line of reasoning the peo-
pie of the nation may be required TO con.
tribute to the education of the children of
given section. There is no analogy be-
tweel the cases they are totally dissimi-
lar, and the line of reasoning that runs to
the support Of the State system is not
applicable to tbs case of the nation. If it
did apply, however, it would be in its
entirety, and that would demand an equal
and just distribution of national funds
among all the States, north and south, east
and west. for educational purposes, and
not the support of the schools of one Sec
ton at the expense of the people of an
othar.
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teen. TIE health committees are using ex-
traordinasy efforts Go enforce sanitary and
disinfscting regulations. Through Don
Adolfo Buell., German Coasnl, news was re-
ceived hers to-dsy By telegraph that the
asme fever prevails at Mszs'lan. but at that
place about ten pr cent. ia fatal The Uni-
ted States Consul, A. Willard, has been taken
with the fever, but Is to day 10 STATS OF
convalescencs.
Some considerable surprise was manifested
here By the unexpected and upsnnouncsd ar
rival of Eugene L. Sullivan, the Collector Of
the Pevt OF San Francisco, incog. It has
trapspiced since his departure that he came
in the interest OF certain parties looking Tor
mining locations.
The Grand Hotel Of the A T. and S. T..
Railway will be commenced at To1tugas. ad-
jacsnt to Punta Avenss. on or about ths Is.
Of November, proximo.
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Cheeseman's specific Mixture

WITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
wv themselves without tire least exposure,
change OF diet change in application to business
The medicine contains nothing that Is OF the least
injury to the constitution. Ask your druggist fol
IL. Price, 81 a bottle ml0-lyWS
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AIDING SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL svg-
TENS.

At the National Educational Assembly,
recently IN session. the current of opinion
was favorable to the National Government
extending aid to the South for educational
purposes. The more this subject is exam.
ined the less deiensible does any such
scheme appear. Ii the National Treasury
is once tapped for any suoi purpose, we
will never be able to stop the leak. To
give the siases direct sid viii tend to rem
der them less aeli-helpful. When Stste
becomes dependent for given period upon
the National Government for the education
of is people, its sbihtY TO ever undertake
Tire work for itself ia weakened, and II viii
be with increased difficulty that ii takes up
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The SAN Joaqulp County Hon,icide.


DowEEY, September 4h.-About 6 P. N.
yesterday, Charles Smiths dwelling house,
about mile south of town. was burned.
Most of the contents were saved. The FIRE
was caused by the explosion Of coal oil
etoye The property was insured.
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Death OF a veteran Soldier.

EVANSVILLE, September 4.h.-Roberi f..
Chatham, veteran Of the war of 1872, a
California pioneer. died at Browns Valley
to-day, aged 81. He was in recsipt of $
Government pension.
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HEyANTED-woAAN TO COOK; MUST BE A
~ good cook and come well recommended.
Innnira q This nfica
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OREGON.
Adxlccs fran PortIand.

PORTLAND, September 4th.-At Apex, NJ
T., two Utah & Northern locomotives and
two box cars jumped the track. Both loco
motives were bsdiy wrecked. I. Cashmere
one Of the engineers, was injured slightly and
scalded. H Edwards. another engineer, va:
internally Injured. The second man. George
Scare, is thought to be fatally injured.
On September lat the United States Rev.
enue Collection Districts OF Oregon and
Washington Territory were consolidated, and
the new district il hereafter TO be known g.
{" The District Of Oregon" S. @. Cartwright
of Portland has been appointed Collector of
the consolidated 6istricte Tie aggregate
receipts for the revenue for tie past ten is.
cal years are $3.50 527 g.
The banks and business houses of ths city
will close or September 1lth, the day or
which the completion of TIE Norshern Pacific
will &c cslebrased. This entire day end even.
ing will be devoted to parade and celebration
esyetuonies
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NEVADA.
suicide OF a Druggsst-Fatal Accident

EUREKA, September 4sb. David Balm, a
druggist, died this morning from the effects
of morphine administered with his own
hands last night. it is supposed with suicidal
intent. He was addicted to drink, and had
been on E spree for week. He came to
Eureka from Carson about six months ago.
At the latte: place lie leaves two married
sisters aud q brother. He was q graduate Of
the Toronto College of Pharmacy, native of
Flora, Canada, and &c years of age.
killed at Wells ranch last evening By the
breaking of 6 chain CT hay press. His
body was brought &c Eureka this afternoon
for burial. Deceased was about 10 years old,
and had lived here some six years.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
TUESDAY, September 4. 1888.
DEPARTMENT Two-NcFARLANp Judga

DEPARTMENT Two-McFARIAND, Judge
Harrison Prindle vs. R. S Carey ct al.-Demurrer
to complaint argued and submitted and sustained.
and five days allow to amend notice waived
Margaret Taylor Vs. 0ber and ober-Plaintin 3
motion for new trial continued for two weeks
Ida E. Andrews w. o. B. Runyan-Motion for a
new tri ! continued until the 9th, at Ppm
NJ. Il. NIGuldin ys. Cox & Clarke Motion to strike
out portions Of the amended complaint taken under
advisement.
John Gsffnsy vs.. P. Mahon-C Continued to the 9th.
at 10 AN.
John Gaffney ys. N. R5od-Slme order.
b. K. Gwinn w. David NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
statement on motion FOR new trial
George Il. BaIklage VS.. Sacramento Savings Bank
Motion TO strike out continued
u. W. Cavanaugh ys. w. H. SweeGey-DeRurrer
TO complaint argued. submitted and sustained.
kx rel. d. L. Callahan vs.. A. S. Greenlaw-Con-
tinued to September 18th.
Robert Anderson VS.. James Malcolm Judgment
for plaintiff.
II. f. Clark We. L. N. Billings-Ry consent j. L.
Huntoon, administrator, substituted os defendant
in place Of L. N Billings
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Ifcrrrs rrnr1 Victoria.

VICTORIA, Septsiuber 4th.-The schooner
Thornton has bean ashore at Ciayoquel
Sound for some time. A bark just returned
reports her uninjured. The Captain reports
seeing tbs ship FiaEery with seven large
canoes filed with Iadiare killing big whale.
Hundreds of spears with sealskie blsd6efs
attached were shot into the leviathsa TO keep
him sA1at In the dsash tbroe5 tie water
was covered with blood. Ths indians were
Yelling Ike mad.
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NEW MEXICO.
The Bali Fairly opeaed at clifton

LoBDsBURG. September 4h-An Adranee
Clifton special says In o shooting atfeay
this morning between w. Z. Delany and
Henry Sawyer, the latter WAS instantly
killed. Two bys audsrs, names unknowu,
were slightly wounded. Delany is 10 jail,
and Sawyer's friends threaten to visis Clifton
tonight. The ball is fairly opened Of that
poin+. and lively times may be anticipated.
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OLD MEXICO.
Aaviees from Guasmas.

GUATMAs, September 4h.-Tonto fever
prevails here, owing 60 ths want of rsin.
Strangers. both Mexican aad 4oreizu, are la
bic to the tonic. Don Jose Bnsssmsnts,
Civil Jadge, 70 whom evary dsath by isw Is
reported, informs your reporter thst the total
dsath rscsrd for the last two Wesks is ea7en-
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SAyANrED- MILLINERY SALE LADY AND
w Millinery Maker Apply, WEINSTOCK
& LUBIN. ss-9t
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5EFoEI the Senate Committee on Labor and Edu-
catden, on MONDAY, DR.. Grsen, of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. Graded the point-blsnk
questioa whether the company could not do some
thing to better the condition OF its employees. Tho
company & organized be said, to make money. Ex-
acuy. and it evidently cares very little whose
bones Il crusAes IN the process.
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THE very latest fashionable craze snd by all odds
the mos silly, is that OF rettng mud.turtles 1t is
prueticed by fashionable young ladies, WHO clothe
the cold, DANNY auinlsi in silk costumes OF the
most fashionable cut and trimmed With extravagancs
Ct lsoe. They nslne the turtles, give turtle re-
unions aud leach the reptiles usny movements of
fashionable dances.
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THERE is one thing the Dorsey letters uake clear,
and that is the E4ue political managers Of all paFtie.
attach TO money Is promoter of party interests.
1t has come TO pass that in nearly all important
elections the chief cry is for money money and the
leaders who eau command the most, express the
greatest confidence q winning. So soon rs a cam
paign opens the levies are made, and with unspar.
ing vigor continue. There should be law in every
State requiring campaign committees to lls csri-
tSi exhibits in official departments of all outlaysi in
seampsign.
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In a Di.ch-D Death from APP

SALT LAKE, September 4sh.-Renrietta
Fernstone suddenly disappeared from the
bedside Of her husband last night in the
northern portion Of the city. Search was
Instituted by her parents, who called neigh.
bors to their assistance, and the body of the
woman was discovered On the roadside with
her head in an irrissting ditch. 1t is sup.
posed that she wandered eff in a fit and fell
while under It's influence.
Harry Fox, of the firm Of Harry Fox &
Co., lumber dealers and bridge contractors,
Of Chicago, died suddenly this morniug at
the Walker House, in this city, of apeplexy.
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wAsIiINGraN rERRrreRr.
acknowledgements sbot by an EdltoI

WALLA WALLA, September 4sh.-Last
evening i. klebsr, a German ssloon-keeper,
wss shot, and ia sll probability fatally
wounded, by Charles Bessever, editor of the
Watchman The sffair occurred in front Of
the Watchmaa Office. Bessever was arrested.
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- The best Gdyice may come too late,
said sufferer from kidney troubles, when
asked TO try Kidney Wort. "ril Try IL, bui
it will be my last desc" The man got vel
and is now recommending the remedy to al
sufferers. Ia this case good advice came jusl
in time to cave the man.
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nRUM CORPS-THE FIRST ARTILLERY
~ REGIMENT wants l6 boys for the purpose OF
organizing Drum Corps. They will he uniformed
and under the leadership OF n Drum Major, and
comp etent teacher will instruct them Leave name
aye and residence at the RscoRp-Js1oS Office * n
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TEI0 T-sPLENDIDLYFUkN ROOMS,
Il with use Il bath room. No. 6oi J street, be-
tpeer Sixth and SaYanth sh.1rt
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ZOE PRESS roR SALE.

We have st the REcoRD-UsioS Office two large
double cylinder Hoe pressss in perfect order one oil
which VIII be sold It low price, and upon easy
eru1s. The size Of bed-piste is 4oxeo inches. The
purchaser can have bis choice Of the presses. The
object iu selling ia TO replace with one OF more rapid
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ygTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED LADY COR
w respondent for n Commercial Rouse Ad-
dress, stating experience salary expected. etc "R
S." this Office * 2t
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EAT ANTED-ANY AND ALL PERSONS MAN
w ufacturing or seing my patent droe seat
buggy, with deep spring cushion except under u.
cense from me t. take notice that they " II be dealt
with according to law. JOSEPH NEWMAN
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Br. "a Mars aefstcsi P;ils care ST.
cases of Seminal Weakness, Less OF Ylgor, Nocturnal
Emissions. Impossncy. Nervous and Physical De.
bilitY and all that class o. complaints arising from
Excess, Indscrst'oa Abuse. TIE old find in this
remedy a FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. Dr. LA MAR's
SEMINAL Pills restore the Sexual Organs debiltated
from whatever cause, to their prestins vgor Price,
81 50 per bottle. Sent c. 0. d. by express to any
address, secure from observation Address ali orders
1852 San Francisco. ms 9m
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stated Meeting OF Union Hodge. q
No, So, +. and A. NJ, will bs held at Ma M
sonic Hall THIS "wednesday EVENING, y *
September 8, 1888. at 1880 o'clock Visiting " y
Brethren cordially invited to attend. Per order
ALBERT HIATT, ". NJ
Jouy NcARTHuR Secretary skitE
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e.. SIC4EL.

M-STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
w and Fifth. Cast Iron Founder Manuiact.
nTer OF all kinds Of Cast and Rod Iron ilings and
Fences. all Building Castings made TO order.
IS 4plm
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GO GAO WILL BUY ia FJNE ~
ID OeOUO farm, four and hall miles ~
from this city; good for raising stock and gen ss
eral farming; ll3 acres one-half of il bottom land
Particulars, inquire Of CARL STROBEL, 3gl SIS 6t-
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Not BehlMd the Fest,

LOWELL MAss.-The Citizen says the
most distinguished peop,e Of ths country
from the great pain-cure, 81. jacobs Oil.
The citizsns Of Lowell know its great virtues,
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eURED At ~0ssy,

Persons at a distance may be ,ysd - homo By
addressing letter to pR. GIBBoH, stating case
symptoms, length Of time the disease has continued
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free FROM
damage and curiosity, to any part o. tho country,
with full and plain directions. BY incloslng ten
dollars in registered letter, through the Postoiee
or through Wells Fargo Co, package OF Inedicir.-
viii be forwarded to any part Of the Union. Please
say you saw this advertisement in the RECORD.
UEIOS. Address DR.. J. +. GIDEON,
ia24-4ptf Box 1857 San francisco.
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EVERYBODY is using, and everybody is re-
commanding to everybody's friends. Browns
Iron Bitters as a reliable iron medicine, true
tonic.
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For bilious fevers aud mslariai disorders
use Ayers Aeue Cure. Taken according tt
directions, Its success Ia guaranteed.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Engrayings, at I. w. Schwamb's Picture Store, No.
S0l street. Also, Agent for the light running
Royal St. John and New Remington Sewing Ma
chimes Window corriess and picture frames made
TO order on shortestnotce au2I.Im
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UTAH.
Capture or the "L,

Odplufe q INC AVHt haIfsh way niaHs
OGDEN, September 4th.-The outlaw who
committed the recent robbery at Logan, and
who relieved eight passengers on the Utah &
Northern Railway freight train Sunday night
of their money, watches, ETC., and terrorizoa
the northern part of Utah for the past few
days, was captured this afternoon by Sher.
ifs posse pesr Richmond. He proves to be
en- old offender in Idaho aud Montana, and
is well known as desperate character He
gave the name of Smith, but has numerous
aliases.
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Or. SpINNIIEY & o
or 70. II xEARHs ST. SAB FahaGisaa.
Tcsa. sn Caronie and Special Diseases

SSSIBss szHE
ENTB0 NAY BE SUFFERING IRON rag
W efecta e youthful foilies OF iadgcrslion
viii do well to avail themselves Of tis. The create
boon ever laid as the alter OF suffering huIna1ity
Dr. SPiNHEY xii guarantee TO forfeit s5eo &, :
every case Of Seniasi Weakness or Private Diss-se
Of any sind or Character which he undertakes ard
fsils 70 cure.
sas0ysLE-AGED HRK.
There are many at the age OF thirty 70 siSty .gl,o
are troubled with TOO fro1aens svacrat8on Il the
blsader, often accompanied By slight smsrtlng or
burning sensation, and weakening c. the system
In s manner the patient canne5 secoun. fo-. Gn
examining the urinary deposits a ropy ssjiment
viii often be found, aud sometimes email psz;lo
OF albunen will a2pear, or the color VII be ef a
thin miikish hue, again changing % q dark and
torpid appearance. There arc many men vho de
Of this difficulty, ignorant Of the cause, which-
the second stage Of seminal weakness Dr.. s. VII
guarantee perfect cure II ali such casss. and q
healthy restoration Of the genito- urinary Organs.
Otfoe hours-19 to ard 6 70 8. Sunday, IRON 10
to IL A. 4. Consultation free. Thorough ersEain-
alton and fdTice, IS. Call or address
sR. SssEsSET & &C..
No. II kearny street. San Fraacis>r
P. S-Fof private diseases OF ehart Gtsueisr
full course Of medicine, sszficent tor cuIc, =. h
I'll instruction. will be sent 20 any ad6res Fa sly
s-2a-s pct awsf7SyI stssf
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Shooting In WallA waiIa-Ihe Homicide
In san Josqnin COuntY-FiKsi Pair Ever
Reid In Grass TaHey-Grsin Fire In
kassen County-DwelIIng.h0u Rurnod
Suicide or Draegfst-Etc.
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ser,ira. weakness.
Seminal Emissions. the

is praoticed by the youth CT both sexes TO an almost
unlimited extent, producing with uneTfng certainty
the following train of morbid sy1;f'scta7, un.ess
combated by scientific medical measures, VIZ: Ssl0W
countcnance dark spots under the eyes, pain IN the
head ringing in the ears oise like the rustlinS o'
leaves and rafting OF eharots, uneasiresa aocnt The
loins, weakness Of the limbs, confused VISION,
blqnted intellect. loss of confidence diiiGance in
approaching Strangers q dislike to form new &C.
qIfaintaaees, dispostton to shun society, ioss OF
memory, hectic Pushes, pimpies aud vat1onsl fup-
tions about the face furred tongue, fstd Heath,
eougiis consumption, night sweat. faonomania aud
srequeutlv insanity.
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sGEUnTK @ - CwGa N Y
80 TIE UsFOgTGN5 TE !
DE-, GIBB0H'S DISPGHSART


EsSablishc,"in 1881, for
he trea.meft o. SeXusl
and seminal Diseases,
siieh as GonoTrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis In all
its forms Seminal Weak
ness, Ifppoteney, skin
Diseases, etc, perma-
nently cured orn0 charge
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

The FraHen-yerein OF the German Lu-
theran Church will hold their monthly meeting
THIS "Wednesday AFTERNOON, September 9th,
at o'clock, at the Church.
SILT B. KNAUER, President.
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% = IA :rag- I'd Z 10 ID.

- CENTS FOR A GOOD SQUARE MEAL
. Sacramento Restaurant, Nos. SIT and 3I9 X
street, between Third and Fourth 0hree blocks
from the Depot Street Cars pass every ave min
utes-ask the conductor where to stop. Ice Cream
and Cakes Is cents. Fine Dining Psrlors for FAM.
Hes. opes Day and Night.
jyIstf J. D. SMITH. Proprietor
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Stated Meeting OF Union Hodge. a

THIS "Wednesday AFTERNOON, September 9TH,
SIT. B. KNAUER, President.
Stated Meeting OF Tninn Hodge, a
No, IS, +; and A. VI, will hs held at Ma IN,
September 8. 1888, at 1880 o'clock Visiting " y
Brethren cordially invited to attend. Per order
ALBERT HIATT, ". NJ.
JoHN Macarthur, Secretary. s5its
yETANT2D-A GIRL 10 DO CHAMBER
w work Apply at this office s5-3t'
HEyANTED-woNAN TO COOK; MUST BE A
Nv good cook and come well recommended.
Inquire at this office t5-st'
SAY MILLINERY SALE LADY AND
Millinery Maker. Apply, WEINSTOCK
LUB1S. ss-3t
TXTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED LADY COR
w respondent for a Commercial Rouse Ad-
dress, stating experience, salary expected. etc "R
5" this office. s5St
sA ANTED-ANY AND ALL PERSONS MAN
w ufacturing or selling my patent drop-seat
buggy, with deep spring cushion, except under H.
cense from me, t. take notice that they II be dealt
with according to law. JOSEPH NEWMAN
s5.1w'
nRUM o0RPs.-THE FIRST ARTILLERY
~ Resiment wants l6 boys for the purpose OF
and under the leadership OF Drum Major, and
competent teacher wiliiastruct them. Leave name
age and residence at the RscoRD-UsIoS Office IS u
I TFI0 REST-SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
4 with use Il bath room. No. 6oi street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh. s5-lw'
y!yARM FOR SALE-oN SIERRITrISL es&sa
Yolo county, near CORTLAND, containing w
724 acres Of the best land, fit for planting fruit @
trees on the front Of II; can be greatly improved
The front land is in Alfalfa with an excellent levee
which stood the last big food. a purchaser can
have horses and farming implements il desired, as
the owner Is leaving the country. bargain will
be aiyen for cash. Apply on the premises to JAMES
MoOREDlE, Proprietor. s5-im+
deA AAA WILL BUY ia FJNE a.
% OsOUO farm, four and hall miles rs
from this city good for raising stock and gen s-ss
era farming; ll3 acres, one-half OF il bottom land
Particulars, inquire Of CARL srI0BEL, 32l J.s5 6t-
&. ZsICAEL,
M-STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
I'VE and Fifth Cast Iron Founder. Manuiact-
nFer OF all kinds Of Cast and Rod Iron iings and
Fences. All Building Castings made 10 order
IS 4plm