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ANOTHER ACT OF THE LEGIsLAFURE
SET ASIDE.

Not until last winter was there any meas
ure of SUCCESS attained on the part of the
Legislature in complying with the pro-
visions OF Section 5, Article XII, of the
"New" Constitution, and that success was
but partial. The section reads as follows :
The Legislature, by general and uniform laws
shall provide for the election appointment, in the
several counties OF Boards Of Supervisors, Sheriff.
County Clerks, District Attorneys and such other
county, township and municipal officers as public
convenience may require and shall prescribe their
duties and fix their terms Of Office IL shall regulate
the COMPENSATION of all such officers, in proportion
to duties, and for this purpose may classify the
counties by population and it shall provide for the
strict accountability, etc, etc.
In another column we publish a decision
of the Superior Court Of Ell Dorado county,
TO the effect that the county government
bill passed by the late Legislature is
unconstitutional and void rs to county
salaries, because it is contrary to the spirit
of the organic law forbidding special legis-
lation. There world seem to be no doubt
of the correctness of Judge Williams rul.
ing It will be remembered that during
the tendency of the bill the Legislature
was warned that the act infringed the com.
mands of the Constitution in setting up IS
distinct schedules of salaries for officers in
81 counties To classify each county by
itself, would clearly be to set at defiance
the Constitution, which declares that IL
fixing the compensation of officers in pro-
portion to duties, the Legislature may
classify counties by population. Clearly
this is mandatory provision. The aim OF
the Constitutional Convention was to cut
off special legislation, and in "The De-
bates this was distinctly stated to be the
intent of the trainers of this particular
section. As one speaker remarked, 1.-THE
oommitteewishest prevent special pleading
on the part of the county officials. The
new county government bill. so far at
least as the salary schedules are concerned,
is special legislation of the baldest kind.
Whether the Constitutional Convention
intended that population " should guide
or control the Legislature in fixing county
salaries, makes very little difference, for it
neither guided nor controlled the members.
However viewed, the salary provisions
do not constitute general and uniform
law regulating compensation according to
duties and by classification by population.
The salaries were scheduled according to
the desires of the small army of officials
who made it their business to attend upon
and influence the Legislature to adopt one
schedule for one county, and smother scale
for another county, and SO on to the end OF
the chapter. The letter and spirit Of the
Constitution were ignored, and special leg.
islAtion enacted without blush in the teeth
of the mandate forbiddiug it.
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san FRANCISCO IrEMs.

The Merton Cricket Club defeated the
Occidents by score of So to II.
The regular monthly contest of the Pa.
cifo Gun Club was held Sunday.
The California Interstate team made
some excellent practice scores Sunday.
s Chinaman dispensed with his life by
hanging himself in the Army.street sewer.
Ben Hogan, the converted prizs-fehter,
spoke before a large audience on Sunday
night
Saturday was sentence day in The Supe-
rior Criminal Courts, and six convicts re-
ceived their legal deserts.
The receipts for duties or the past week
were SlS9. 737 so, making total since
January lss of S., S27, 9l3 65.
The Spring Valley Water Company has
paid the tax due from it to the State for
the fiscal years 1880 81 and lSSl-S2.
During the past few weeks there has
been vast amount of toEnage in port.
Thirty thousand tons of grain are now
loading. Taere are $4,000 tone olsen
gagged.
The United States msn.of-war Ranger
arrived in this port Sunday Her com
mander tells an interesting story regard
ing the capture Of the San Francisco
schooner Ounalaska.
Archbishop Aemsny has issued a circu.
lar, which was read in the churches Sun
day, warning the public against certain in
dividuals pretending TO be eccleaiastics,
who are going around selling medals, etc.,
to which they attribute miraculous curative
powers.
The benefit Monday night at the Grand
Opera House. under the suspices of the
knights of Labor. in aid of the striking
telegraph operators, Melted So, 000 The
house was crowded Many were turned
away, though extremely desireus to aid
the strikers by Offering cheerfully to accept
standing room.
The Immigration Association reports
the arrival Of S79 immigrants last week by
the overland routes. A company of fifteen
Sweedes, among the number, are going to
locate near Salinas. The European agent
sent out party of seventeen men from
Bordeaux, France, on July lst, this being
the second party sent from that place re-
Gently.
Livingstone Stone and George B. Will
liams, Jr., United States Fish Commission.
ers, arrived by the Northern Pacific Satur-
day evening. Mr.. Stone said that about
| 5 600, 900 salmon eggs will be planted in
the United States fishery on the McCloud
river this year, and next year trout eggs
will be planted. The Commissioners will
remain here about two months.
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THE RACK AND THuMBscREw OF
TO-DAY.


In the remarkable trial of Jews in Hun
gary, recently detailed in these columns, q
witness, Julia Vamosi, testified in favor of
the prisoners accused of murder. Snbse.
quently she and coachman, Hatalowaki,
who had also given important testimony
for the defense, came into Court and with
drew their statements. The dispatches of
the Dist informed us thai both witnesses
are to be prosecuted for perjury. 1t now
appears that the woman, who had sworn
that she raw the girl said to have been
murdered by the Jews, subsequent to the
date of the alleged murder, had been tor.
tured by the religious zealots who have
been pushing the prosecution. On coming
into Courd it was painfully evident that
she had been enduring torture. Her face
was bruised and swollen, her eyes blood
shot and one partly closed. One arm
she was unable to lift, and she
could not walk. Her movements testi-
fed to her limbs having been contorted,
and her whole appearance was that of a
person who had been harshly treated and
feared further brutality. The coachmah
was cowed also, though not manifesting
that he had been physically nsltreated.
That such things as these are possible in
this day in a country claiming to be civil.
lied, all but passes belief. Austria will
stand disgraced before the world if her Of
ficials fail to go to the bottom OF this whole
barbarous affair.
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PASSENGER LIsTs.

CARIIN, July 30h-Passed here TO day, to ar
rive in Sacramento tomorrow: F. c, Lusk, Chico,
Cal. Mrs. o. hurry and children, San Mateo, Cal /;
Clara D. Freeman Brewster, Mass; Miss Z. Jack
son, East Oakland; Miss Emma Van Pele, San
Francisco Miss Gussie b. Hunt, Miss H. C. Hunt,
Benton, Mass; Mrs W. W. Crane, Oakland, Cal f;
Rev. o. A. Hills, William NJ. Lent, San Francisco !;
Dr. E. E. Park, Fort Smith, Ark; Mrs Z. Sturrock,
Oakland, Cal; ]. Thompson, Chicago George w.
Van Syck, New York city F. A. Strap, Carlinville,
H.; G. Il. Violet, Max Pc zin, j. H. Rosseter, San
Francisco; Robt. tombstone, England; II. W. Cor
rell, Cincinnati; Mrs. X. Sullivan, Miss Katie Sulli-
van, Massachusetts,; Annie E. Sullivan, San Fran
cisco Miss Minnie Spect, Colusa; Robt. Davidson,
Toxic, Japan John W. Heidi, Magaret Hsidt, Mrs.
L. L. Heidi, Cincinnati; Governor T. J.
Crittenden and wife, Salt Lake. Mrs. DR..
E. A. Adams, Washington, d. c.; Mrs. j.
F. Dezendoh Norfolk, Va; SIrs. J. D. Barnett,
Chippewa Falls, Wis; VIM. Blinks, wife and two
sons. Michigan City, Ind; ". s. Holman and wife,
Aurora, Ind; W. X. kigway, Wabash, Ind; Dennis
Kenyon and wife, Mclean, I'll Alpha d. Stuart,
Norman, ILL.,; G. A. Freuet, Knoxville, Ia; Lillian
Very, Mclean, H.; J. IF. T&lmage, Wabash, Ind.
]. P Wright Knoxville, Iowa. A. B. Worst2ll,
B. R. Rose and wife, Hastings, Michigan
Hon. John F. Williams and wife and daughter,
Kansas City, Mo-; Major T. o. Toler, Jefferson
City, Mo-. /; K. E. Fitzgerald, st Louis, No. Also
the following Knights Tempiars and their families
B. w. Perkins and wife, Oswcgo, kansas Mrs. j.
P. Clay, Chicago, Ill. Z. NJ. Blnts, Netherlands
s. G. Dana, Rochester, N. y; W. G. Taylor, Emily
Tay lor, Cincinnati, o. w. T. Galloway, Ead Clare,
WIS. j. ID. BARRETT VIE ana son, H. r. Martin,
Chippewa Falls; Wis. B. NJ. Webster and wife,
Essex, Iowa One hundred aud thirty five emit
grant passengers, including 102 males, TO arrive in
Sacramento August lst.
NEwHAL1, July 30ih-Passed here to-day, to ar.
rive in San Francisco tomorrow: Mrs. E. Allen
and child, San GABRIEL S. Stems and wife, New
York Miss s. Brunp, San Bernardino Mrs A. B.
Southworth. Louisville, Ky; Chalmers Scott, Mrs
James Worster, Oakland; Il. Muller, Nevada c.
Kennedy, Los Angeles; E. a. Tiford, New York
C. Barnard oakland; j. Mccormick and wife, Los
Angeles ". II. Noy, Alameda; F. Burchard,
Downey, Cal; c. H. WickersOn j. A. Barckley, hos
Angeles: W Fl. Jones, wife and two children, Alex
ander Texas; Ben L;ebes, j. Wins9r, San Ffancisco
S. Howard, Knights Tempsr G. Il. Piney, Den
yer; Mrs. o. A. Townsend, New Orleans.
OMAHA, July 3oth.-Left here to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento August ID: Z. G. Marsh, Chicsgo; w.
Stewart Knights Ferry Cal. Captain S. B. Cousins
s. 3. Harley, San Francisco Mrs. Marion L. Gil
man, Madison, Wis; s. s. Betrsm, Detroit; J. C.
Bowen, st. Paul, MINI; Calvin Brown, Cleveland
E. f. Elton, Erie, Pa.
Thirty-seven through einigrants left on Saturday
night for Sacramento, and 46 left last night.
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teams; owners to drive best two in three; mile
heats; purse, 500.
No. 8-BI0YCLE RACE-Half mile and repeat );
purse, $50
No. -RUNNING-one mile and repeat purse,
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CHARITY Among BIRDs.-The Virginia
(Nev) Enterprise of July 29sh is authority

CHARITY Among BIRDs.-The Virginia
New Enterprise of July 29th is authority
for the following:
Ia this city notice was recently made Of 4 robin
that went to a house TO feed OF its young that
some boys had carried off and placed in cage that
was allowed b hang out OF doors. Thomas Prince,
who resides Carson river, above Dayton, tells of
a circumstance still more singular He SAYS pair
of robins had their nest on fence near his house,
while IN brush near by pair Of catbirds had built
their nest The two pair Of birds Matched out their
young about the same time, and all went well for
several days Then the eatbirds were seen no more
probably having been shot by some OF the bee
keepers Of Dayton. The young ca birds were evil
IDENTIFY starving When the robins came with
worm or other insect for their young, they always
aighted the top rail OF the fence before hopping
down to their rest. Each time when robin so
came the catbirds opened their mouths, thrust up
their heads and made great cutlery. They were
begging to the best OF their ability for food. The
robins seemed to understand the appeal, and began
feeding the hungry little eatbirds. They did not do
what they had undertaken by halves. Each even
ing the female robin sat on her own nest and
warmed with her body her own young, while the
male robin took to the nest of the catbirds In this
way both broods were reared, the little orphans
growing up strong and lively as though they had
been cared for all through by their own parents.
Both bToods now able to fly, aud the young
robins and catbrds all still flock together, but pres
emily the latter will probably leave and take u
with their own kind
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THERE IS nothing to be humilia5ed about because
the American rifle team failed at Wimbledon. 1t
shot on a strange rarge, in climate to which it is
unaccustomed, and against InArksmen at the outset
admitted to be the equals Of the best. As a rule,
rife team can do its best work upon its own soil
1t is encouraging that our team accomplished what
1t did Sooner or later we viii send team tha.
will win, bu. it must spend many weeks on English
soil before the day Of the contest.
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The DISTINCTION BETWEEN TIE PRES
EET LED ORDINARY STRIKER

There should be no m;soonception re-
garding the telegraphers strike. The rea-
soma why the public sympathiss are with
these men differ very materially from the
reasons that prevail in most strikes. In
brief. the POPULARITY of this strike Is that
the companies hold relations to the pablio
so intimate that the public is forced so
suffer for disagreement between the en-.
ployer and the employees. This is net true
in the case Of the oigsrmaEers' strike, OF,
that of the iron workers, etc. Such strikes
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A TERRIBLE earthquake caused great loss of life
at Casimacciols, near Naples, Saturday night. De-
tails cannot to band for some time, but pres
ent information disc!oses that this convulson was
SO great to be classed among the most disastrous
of the many recorded in history IN such disas-
ters there only be a comparison of horrors, by
statements OF the mortality. In that light this
earthquake, awful as it is, falls below large
Der Of others as, for instance, that at Lisbon in
1855, when $1,000 persons persisted in six minutes
that in Calabria in 1888, where 100000 lives were
lost; that at Naples in 1857 in Switzerland in
1861 of San Salvador in 1873, and many others.
In the catalogue Of earthquakes in the British
Museum, over 5000 are recorded as happening be-
tween 1900 B. C. and 1872 A D.
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The Courier Journal practically admits that
there mag be diminished Democratic majority ia
Kentucky 1t adds: " The Republicans ars making
a vigorous canvass, in which the Democratic admin
istrations OF the past assaed with equal bitter
ness and recklessness, AID calls the attention q
Democrats to Republican sctiyity an element Of
danger. This 10 great deal for the Journal to
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e OA.R.D.

FNDS. "REC0RD-UNIoN "A LOCAL ITEM
IL appeared in the Bee of last evening, of which
the following 10 copy: 81 citizen states that a
noisy and quarrelsome crowd OF men at the grocery
at Tenth and streets kept people awake nearly all
Of Saturday night" In reply, wish TO say that my
place Of business is located at the corner Of Tenth
and n stre.ts, and that the above is a malicious
falsehood from beginning to end; that the noise
referred was not at my place or nearit. This can
prove by responsible parties. On Saturday night |
closed my place OF business at 9:45 P. n. Officer
Ash was the only person present at the time and he
will verify what have said. wish to edd further,
that have done business for Is years In this city,
and have slways been known as a law-aoiding citi.
zen The least that the paper referred to could have
done in the above case, would have been TO have
| made inquiry before publishing charge of that
character. In conclusion wish to say that per-
son ever eaw dsordery conduct of any character at
my place. never sell liquor TO men that are I'M
der its influence nor do sell 10 minors under any
circumstances whatever; nor do allow dice or card
playing in my house. have now simply stated the
cold facts which able to prove at any time and
hope that " Citizen" will come from behind the
curtain that hides him from public gaze, and give
me the opportunity which demand. Respectfully.
jy91.2t j. " PETIT.
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On Wednesday OF last week, while a
party of immigrants were camped near the
head of Dry creek, Idaho, child thirteen
months old WAS left for few moments
alone in tent. Tae mother noticed the
tent on fire and rushed to the rescue of
her child. Sac brought 1t out, but the
burns vera go severe that it died two days
after. The fsther's name is Manlove Hull.
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TIE Plucky wife of naval elfioer writes TO 3 New
York Ps per: No one but God or my husband has
right to separate me from ny husband when
there ia chance OF our being togsthcr. have fol
lowed him ie 600 miles in the last year, and shall
follow hin 900 more if he is willing. In spite Of
Secretary Chandler or any one eise@
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TIE Inter-0csaa IseHtitlsd to tic honor OF sum-
ming up the Iowa situation in these t-ss lines II
Iowa prefers 70 buils schOol-bouses and raise men
Snd women, rather tam build jsils snd peniten-
aares, and crowd then with thievesand riurderers,
she ought to have the privilege. That ssnt covers
her demand in the present canvass
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC
CENTRAL PACIFIC RBILReAD.
Commencing Tuesday, July s, 1883.
AID UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
yRAiN9 AID EaaTs SILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

| sSstit@3 Hhb auH.S HtL- LEAsE StDatHkN y
AZ FobLows:
e,AA A. M.-Gsundays excepted -Accommo-
V'VV datton Train to adsrysy!iie, Esd Bud and
Red6ing.
e.tA A. M.-Daily)-san Francisco Passeu-
| u AS ger Tram, via Benicia Connects at Sui
sun for Vallejo and Calistoga Second
class passenger cars for San Francisco at
| taehed.
a.ass 4. n.-Dailv-c. p. EnnIgIsnt Train to
| 0sSS Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
:.Ss e6 Is ;osa tss55eis1 as @
San FTanesco, touching at ell way ports
on the Sacramento river.
1900 a. -{DailYj-PssseEgs Train for
aA'oV Woodland. williams. T;llowa, Tehama
and Red Bluff.
Has z-ss 55sss3s L d EasS s E:::ss:
Train for lone and ut Lathrop with the s. P.
Atlantic Express for MADEIRA. EewhsD
+ Santa Barbara Los Angeles, Cotton
(San Diego) Yuma, Msrieopa (Prescottl,
Tucson, BeUson (Guaymas, aexco). DEM
rug "a, T. & S. +. Z. R.) Il Paso Cr. & P.
R. RI, San Antoine and New Orleans,
Connects also 81 Niles for San Jose.
6l.zS p. E.-(Dailyl-LGcsl Passenger Train
sHss1fS iog Auburn aud CoilsE.
S,gA r. sa,-DaIly)-san Francisco PASSENGER
S'ssV Train. via Beaics. Connects at Suisun
-(Sundays excepted for CGlistoga.
1sEA p. M.-(DsilyEor Express 10,
usEJ Marysville, Chico, Red Bly1g SnI BEDDING
Portland, oregonl.
HssS 4. M.5Dailyj-C. 2. Pacific Express, via
| EETC Benicia, Tor San Francisco
S,GEa =. E.-(Dailye-Loca Train 10 LatArop,
OsNS connecting with S. z. ElnlgrEns Train
| for DeminR aud Ell Paso
1s0A v. Dailyt-PasssngeT TrSIn for
sspV Woodland and Knights Iaudlng.
r.sE T.. M.ADailyl-o. P. Alliance Express
t'|S To- Colfax Reno Canon and Virginia.
Battle Mountain (austinl PziEade
(Eurescst. Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
;. n, TowEE General Aanager
! T. Il G00DaAE 49,. Gent Pass'r aud Tickle. Agent
| iae-zptt
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zoe PRESS FOE SALE.

We have at the REooRD-UsIos Office two large
coubecylinder Hoe presses in perfect order, one oil
which will be sold at low price, and upon easy
terms The size Of bed-plate is 4Ox60 inches. The
purchaser can have his choice OF the presses. The
object in selling is to replace with one of more rapid
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TIE typhoid fever ragiag in the Orphan Asylum
If Marin county, il Is entirely probable VIII be
found to be due 10 defective drainage Of t,e
grounds. or to tie EpssaitsrJ condition Q, the
t1ildinz.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR RACES.
FaiRl 1888 FAIR
TaIRTEENTu ANNUAL EXHIBITION
FAIR |
81 DORADO DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL Rss0GlA.
TlOK NO. 6

TRIRTEENTu ANNUAL EXHIBITION
81 DORADO DISTRICT AGslGUL1 URAl sss0GlA'
TOE, NO. g
Comprising the counties OF Nevada, Plaoer,, Ell
Dorado Aruador. Alpine and Mono, will be held ct
GRASS VALLEY, Nevada county, CAL, On Tues
day, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
September 4, 8, g. T. 1883 Over $4,000 in premiums
TO be awarded. ----
ar SPEED PROGRAMME ~ WATT PARK: ~
FIRST DAY-1UfsDAY, SEPT. 4.
No. RUNNING Three quarters Of mile dash,
for two.year ods purse, $500
No. 2-RUNNING-0 mile and repeat; purse,
NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS class; purse,
SECOND DAE-wEDNEsDAT. SEPT. 5.
No. 4-TRoTTING-Free for all purse, $500.
No. 5-KUNNING -Th-ee fourths Of mile snd re.
peat purse $500.
No. 6--PACING-PUrse, 1900
THIRD DAY-THGRsDAY, SEPT. q.
NO. 7-TRoTTING OR PAClNG-For double
teams; owners to drive best two in three; mile
heats; purse 500.
No. 8-BIGYCLE RACE-Hali mile and repeat;
No, 9~%ALKING-F stations; one mile purse,
No. -RUNNING-one mile and repeat; purse,
$500.
FouRER DAY-FnIDAY. SEPT. !.
NO 4l-iLt CNNl1NS TICS 4'i III A'i''0 N9~'' :
purse Si'Cgg: s.,7. .--, ezoo
~ ~ p1TTNfNf I.if ,I md reneat. nurse
coo
49, .. s,,,,, =
FIFTH DAf-sAEsAbAh' SEF a. o.
No. 14-TRoTTING-For PA class; free Tor all
purse, $500
No lb-NOVELTY RACE, RUNNING-Free for all !;
one mile dash first horse OFT at first quarter,
SIS: first horse out at second quarter, $40 first
horse GU: at third quarter SIS first horse out at
miles end. s75 Total amount of purse, $500.
No. l6-SADDLE-HoRSER ACE-kUNNING-Fo
District horses who have never won money; catch
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Sacramento & Pi3GGrTillG BailrOad.
Is Il

On and After Wednesday, May 80. 1888.
UNTIL FuEIEEE FoTos,
Gcajrs Will rJln between Sacramento md Shlng,e
Syringe IS follows:
LsaTe Sacramento fos Folsom, LatIcbe
and Single gprings.... ............. ?:so A. y
Ts.ave Sacramento tor Folsoal- .-.... 400 ?. II.
Leave shinge Springs ior Latrote, Fol.
bon and SaerementO,...... ..,-....ll:lb =. III.
Leave Latrobe for Folsom and Sacre-
rento. 1890 Y.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. 1850 A NJ.
Leave Folsom ioE Sacramento. ......... LIS 2. II.
rar2-E J. s. WRIGHT. Superintendent.
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BE. Ea Mar,s ser,anaI Pins cnrs an

DR.. Ia Mars Seminal Pills cure all
eases OF Seminal Weakness Loss OF Vigor, Nocturnal
Emissions Impotency, Nervous and Physical De-
bility and all that class OF complaints arising from
Excess, Indiscretion or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy FOUNTAIN or YOUTH and the
young safeguard and protection. DR.. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debilitated
from whatever cause their prestine ygor. Price,
81 so per bottle sent c. o. d. by express to any
address, secure from observation Address all orders
10 A. MoB0YLE & CO., Druggists. Postottice Boz
1852, San Francisco. m2S6m
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NEW ADVERTTTSSRbENTS.

Pacific Eaeamp-oenf, SC. 81. Go -
G. F., viii meet in special session THISS\S
tuesday EVENING, at $50 sharp, for ~
the purpose Of receiving the officers Of the/ y
Grand EneampnleEt the occasion of their official
visit SojoGrnng Patriarehs cordially invited to
participate. GROVE L. JOHNSON, C. P.
W. B DAWES Scribe. jysllt-