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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-03-29

Mail train South bound, connects at Characteristic
with Ches Ohio r. h. East and West; at Lynchburg
with Norfolk Western B. T.. through SCUM Wa,-
phis, Little Rock and Texas,-and With Rich q Al
leg'y T. r. for Lexington Natural Br1dge-ano at
Danv1lle with Richmond Danville r. b., TO South
and southwest.
Mail train North bound, connects at Lynchburg
Bridge, and It 6narottesyle WITH G. so T. W. Tor
staunton, Clifton Forge and intermediate points.
Express trains South bound connect at charlottes
Vile With G. .. H. W. for the West, and with T.
L. u, 4. 4. at Danville for all points in South,
Sou hAest, Southwest, and East.
Charlottesville With q. & o. &. ", for Richmond,
stauntou, white sulphur, Charleston and Hunting
| ton.
For Fairfax G. q, daily connection, except sun
Trains So, 81 and 81 connect to and from Warren
to 10 daily, and train So daily, except SUNDAY, to and
nc Vii trains, north and south bound, coaue.. a.
Fra, tJip Junction 70 and from all points OIL Frank
lin Dis Sfrains Leave Alexandria daily except Sun.
d az, SJa.s L15 p. m,and Il As p. m; returning,
rive q. A Division, daily, except sunday eaye
Manassas VlO a. alexandria 75o M, arrive
at P west na si avs ~1 SI Ralsy
natiro e 9 ed Waynesboro. Returning, leave
6 H. aU, Ak ~ arriving at Alexendria 6.45 p.
IN; ,..,.,o.s eaexandria 500 a. m., Rrrtying
MlAea .rain 1a IN Returning leave StrasbRrg
pm, arriving at Aiexa x:tion 81 Plains Station,
For MiualonuIs onnact sn at pelaplane
Pullman Sleeping cars be. sorth bound without
lanta on mail trains north an y between New York
and New orleans. ,rS washfngsop of
New Orleans sleeping cars lei ~ cbanee @'''" az
Pullman Sleeping cars between q y 81 1 ana
Charleston, s. c., without change, on
via Greensboro, Charlotte and Columb. ~ o+4.ohaa
Solid trains with Pullman Palace Ca. sfss,jsviile
run through between Washington and
via stanton and White sulphur, daily saetoa.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-03-29

Cincinnati girls don't wear glasses. They
prefer to 90 it blind.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-03-29

The worst days that adog has are the dog
days.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-03-29
LIQUORS.
DURE FINE WHISKEY.

Between Eutaw and Paca SITS. BALTIMORE, MD.
In inviting attention to the Celebrated Springdae
Pure Rye Whiskey, patented and manufactured py
dividually, and comforting favor upon those who
desire or nave need for article Of undoubfed pu
rity and unsurpassed in quality
This fine Whiskey Is specially manufactured py
Mr. Rosenheim, under letterspatent and is for sale
by him exclusively. There is no similar article
oered in the Baltimore market and, from its purity
and excellence, should be in the cabinet Of every
one who values fine and pure article So free from
every adulteraton this whiskey, and 80 carefully
has it been manufactured, that it is largely pre-
scribed by the medical profession In cases
can be obtained only at the Wholesale Warerooms
of Mr. Rosenheim, No. 375 West Baltimore Street.
This whiskey is tive and eight years DID,
The purity and careful manufacture OF this line
Whiskey Is attested by the Editor.
DIR ]. T. KING,
Editor Baltimore Trade Exhibit
For sale at Virginia Hotel saloon, American Ho.
tel Bar and by VIM. Kinney, Staunton.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-03-29
@ sS

Last year went to Europe, says Henry Ward,
late Col Goth Reg, N. G. s. N. " living at 173
W. Side Ave-, ]. G. flights, II. J., only to return
worse from chronic liver complaint. Kidney Wort,
as iast has given me better health than I've here
tofore enjoyed for many, many years. He's cured
now and consequently happy.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-03-29

Mr.. Walter Cross, my customer. was Frustrated
with rheumatism for two years; tried, In vain, all
remedies; Kidney Wort alone cured him have
tSied 1t myself, and know that it Is d.-Portion
OF letter from ]. L. WlIett, Druggist Flint, Mich
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-03-29

Twill recommend it everywhere, writes James B
Meyer, Carriage Manufacturer, Myerstown, Pa be
cause it-Kidney Wort-cured my piles.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-03-29
In the Whole History of Medicine.


No preparation has ever
performed such marvellous
cures, or maintained so
wide areputaion, as AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL, which,
is recognized as the Worlds
remedy for all diseases Of
the throat and lungs. It's
)long-continued series OF
wonderful cures in all eli
mates has made 1t un1ver-
sally known as a safe and
reliable agent to employ.
Against ordinary colds,
which are the forerunnefs
4 tteT
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-03-29

A well-known clergyman, Rev. N. Cook, of Tremp-
eleau Wis, says ~ find Ktdney-Wort sure cure
for kidney and liver troubles
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1883-03-29

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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs C. C. Todd returned from San Francisco
last evening.
Secretary OF State Thompson is on visit to Santa
Rosa, but is expected home to day.
Mrs ~ Louisa Luce departed last evening for q
brief sojourn in the Eastern States for her health.
Andrew Black, OF this city, has gone to Byron
Springs in Contra Costa county, in search OF health
Mrs. DR.. G. L. Simmons, son and daughter of this
city, will arrive home from the East by the over
land train this morning.
Captain Levy, of the Hancock Rifles of Oakland,
made visit TO this city last week, and returned
home yesterday morning.
Governor Stoneman will go to San Francisco this
afternoon 10 attend meeting of the Regents OF the
State University. He will return on Friday or Sat-
urdsy.
G. Il Swinge and family will start East this even
ing to be gone about two months on pleasure
trip and to visit friends and also for general travel
through the East.
Architects Hilbert. Eewsem and Cullett. of San
Francisco, and Burrell and Kirk, of Oakland, ar
rived here yesterday on business connected with
the proposed new Agricultural and Industrial Hall.
Directors of the State Agricultural Society Shat
ter of Marin; Chase Of San Francisco Shippee, of
San joaquin; Newton, OF Yolo; Bogss, of Colusa,
and Rose, of Los Angeles arrived in the city Yester
day, to attend to business of the Society.
E. B. Willis and wife, Of Sacramento, leave to-day
TO take up their residence in Portland Oregon. Mr..
Willis has resided here nearly twelve years. In that
time h, has been city editor, several years legs-
latve photographic reporter for city dalies, official
phcnogr5 phic reporter of the Constitutional Con-
vention, and official Court Reporter for Placer
county. He goes to Oregon to act as photographer
in the office of the Chief Engineers Department Of
the Northern Pacific Railway, and will make his
home in the city of Portland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel /: G. NJ Chase,
N. L. Levy, James A. Johnson, VIM. Curlett, J s.
Mitchell, j. Mem. Shafter, c. L. Elliott, San Fran
cisco L. ]. Rose, San Gabriel A. B. Weber and
wife, CORTLAND ; B. W. Barnes, La Porte; E. Girls
wold Wadsworth C. B. Ransom, Miss June NJ.
Ransom. Cambridge, Mass; Smith Morrill, and wife,
Pacerville Mrs NJ L. Taylor, Nashua F. B.
Glenn, Jacinto 0. McMahon and wife, Lyons,
France L. U. Shippee, Stockton; Jesse D. Carr,
Gavilan David Allen and wife, Santa Rosa; Mrs.
Belle TAYLOR. Oakland.
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BRIEF NOTES.

The annual meeting of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum is announced to be held to.
morrow afternoon.
Lsborers, horses and implements sre being
forwarded by the railroad company to the ex.
tension beyond Redding.
Yesterday W. W. Stockton, of San Jose,
filed with the Secretary of State claim to q
trademark covering his Is Malvoisie Bitters. u
The Sacramento river is still rising. At II
A. NJ. yesterday it was at nineteen feet nine
inches, and last evening had risen two inches
more.
The residence and furniture at No. 521 NJ
street, which are to be sold at suction to.
morrow. viii be open for inspection from 10
TO to-day.
Yesterday the Governor committed the
punishment of Vincent Garcia from death to
life imprisonment Garcia was to be hanged
at Ventura April Goth.
AUcTIoN.-Bell & Co. will sell by action
to-day, at half-past 10, at 500 K street, lad.
ders, tools, work bench, house furniture, q
lsthe, crockery, glassware, etc.
Several friends of tbs Anti-Dsbris Associs.
ton have arranged to fire salute of fifty
guns about dusk this evening, in honor of the
decision of the United States Circuit Court.
Yesterday, in the Police Court, John F.
Schimpf, which was the name given by the
young man arrested On X street at late
hour Sunday night for drawing a pistol,
pleaded guilty to drawing and exhibiting q
deadly weapon, and also to carrying a CON-
ceaisd #sapon. Judgment viii be pronounced
today.
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sUPERIoG COURT.
DEPARTMENT OsE-ARMsTRoNG, Judge.

DEPARTMENT OyE-ARMsrRoNG, Judge.
MONDAY, April 0, 1888.
Estate OF Shaw minors-Gurdian's account sub
mitted and taken under advisement.
G.. A. MeEfrest vs.. His Creditors-Continued I'm.
til April 10th at A. N.
Estate of George Nelson, disqualification foI
final discharge and decree of distribution granted.
Guardianship of Sherburn minors-Richard Sher.
burn appointed guardian /; bond fixed at $500.
Estate of E. C. Hidden, deceased = Petitions
granted.
Estate Of J. B. Manner, deceased Submitted and
taken under Amusement.
Estate OF Louisa a. Lehman, deceased-0rder al.
lowing account.
Estate of Il. Sholl, deceased Petition for distEi-
button continued fer hearing until April 23d.
Guardianship of Touhey miners-James Touhey
appointed guardian; bond fixed at $1,000
Estate and guardianship OF Alice Wisewell, mi
nor-Annie E. Wisewll appointed guardian (; bond
fixed az So, 000.
DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLASD, Judge.
Whittier Fuller & Co., Hartwell, Hotchkiss &
Stalker, Friend & Terry Lumber Company, j. w.
Guthrie and H. S. Turton vs. ATmory Hall Associa-
ton five cases) -Demurrer to complaint overruled
twenty days to answer; notice waived.
Estate of Z. L. Billings, deceased Admins rator
allowed one week to supply new bon lsmen in place
of those making application to withdraw.
W. A. Miller vs. A. b. Davis-Defendant's motion
to amend complaint granted.
James Finney vs.. estate of Theodore LIE Row. de-
ceased-Continued for ose week
A. F. Wood VS.. George F. Bronner-Motion to
amend cost bill granted.
Alvira Merwin VS.. John Center-Demurrer TO
complaint argued and oyerruled twenty days to
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We desire to take this opportunity to

We desire to take this opportunity to
call attention to our MAKE-TO-ORDER
DEPARTMENT. The selection of a
WRAP OR SUIT is largely matter of
taste, and in making goods to order we are
thus able to give expression to the special
ideas of our customers Our work-people
are careful and experienced, and no gar
ments leave the Department which are not
perfect in fit and finish Advantages will be
found in our prices, both for ready-made or
made-to-order garments.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-10

Nearly all the goods displayed at this OPEN
ING have been chosen during the past few weeks
from the assortments of the largest Eastern makers.
Naturally with such a wide field for selection the
best results have been obtained in matters of fashion
and price. Among the noticeable features of the
display are SUITS AND WRAPS, after Pangart,
Worth and Hannaner of Paris, and many pretty
things in CHILDRENS DRESSES, with various
Irish and Gupure Embroidery Trimmings. We
believe it collection worthy of seeing by all those
who are interested in such goods.
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FREIGHT FROM TIE EAST,

Passed Ogden April It'll for Sacramento-Baker &
Hamilton, l car wagons Huntington Hopkins &
Co, 166 bales black iron pipe, iron, 355 bars
iron, AGO kegs nails 90 bars STEEL Az dozen scoops
4 cases clothes wringers C. II. Krebs & Co.. bar.
rels paint box glass signs II. L. Williamson, l
box household goods; Holman. Stanton g. Co., 260
reels barb wire; Kirk, Geary & Co., box oil
Lndley & Co., 800 boxes soap Booth s. Co., 9
boxes tobacco, box smoking tobacco, 25 boxes
canned clans ; Elmer Bros, 2 boxes liquors Vein
stock g. Lubin, 3 boxes table cloth, boxes Shoes
box dry goods w. D. Comstock, boxes chairs
L. L. Lewis & Co., case earthenware /; E. Lyon &
Co., bundles paper.
For Marysville-G. W. Fox, boxes oil cloth.
Passed Dsming. N. NJ, on the 9th for Sacramento
Huntington, Hopkins Co., cars black iron
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DIED.


Pleasant Grove, April S-Anna NJ, wife of S. B.
Slight land daughter OF the late Julia A. Warren),
native of Sacramento, 81 years, II months and
II days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
st. Paul's Church, this afternoon at o'clock.l
Dutch Flat, April 1-Grace Amelia Ferguson, 8
years and % days.
Mortality Report,
For the week ending April 7, 1883, made by
S. R. CALDWELL, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
March &c. H. Waring, IS years, months and Is
days; New York.
March 8O-Annie Lages 80 years, months and Is
days; Germany.
April Benjamin Turner, 65 years Virginia.
April 2-Susan P. Mcdonald, 80 years; Canada
April samuel Burnly, 81 years; England.
Besides the above there were brought here for in.
terment the following
April 2-M arco J. Mama, II years, 10 months and 3
days; California.
April 3-Wong All Hing, 80 years; China.
April 5-Lou Ella Todhunter, s years, months and
p days; California.
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ANOTHER REsrasArIos.
Governor Stoneman yesterday recsived the
following, which nesds no explanation

:
following, which nesds no explanation
NEVADA Cry. April s. 1888.
His Excsliency. George SLOVENIAN. Gov.
e!nor of Cslifornis-Sir: Having failed with
Mr.. Chaplin 10 our efforts az making the
Board OF Horticulture, at their adjourned
nesting on the 6;h last, reconsider the vote
by which Mr.. B5gzS had been. in the absence
of three members Of the Board, elected
" Horticultural Officer" aud % IDspector of
Fruit Pests" q position for which we re-
garded that gentleman as utterly unfit on &C.
count Of his iEcompetency and not desiring
to lead my name any longer 10 en- act so adj
verse 10 the horticultural interest of the
State, l consider il my duty, in Justice to n.y.
self, and since the Board is now fully organ
ize1, to retire feon that Board 1 therefore
respectfully tender again to you my resigoa-
tion as member of the Board of Horti-
culture.
Thanking your Excsllsncy for the confidence
placed in me in appointing me to that posi-
ton of trust, have the honor TO remain,
Yours, very respectfully,
FFIIX GILLET
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NeCkW0ap.

An indescribabe chaos Of new goods and styles
in LADIES AND CHILDRENS COLLARS,
SCARFS AND FICHUS Among the leading
things notice:
Large Null Squares, in large rose patterns IS cents
Embroidered Applique Collars IS cents.
Plated and Shirred Null Collars, with lace edges 50
cents
White or Tan-coor Neck Squares with Applique
Embroidery, 90 cents.
Guipure Embroidery Collars, ST. 90 and So rs.
Point Lace Collars, ST. IS and 81 IS.
Fine Scarfs, So 50 and So.
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.FealI,cr ProbabIlItIes.
AuvERusEMEs~ MEETloE.

In the Window Paintings
Orphan Asylum meeting Tomorrow.
Philharmonic society-To-night.
Harmony Lodge, K. and L. Of q. Funeral notice
Three positions vacant.
British Benefit Society-To night
Concord Lodge, F. and A. M-To night.
Foresters Gazette-R N McLeanan.
Salsfeld Guard picnic.
Social Y. n. C. A Wednesday
Preaching every evening Christian Chapel.
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Nicolaus, Apdl s-wife of Jacob Nagler, son.
Gold Run, March 25-Wife of W. II. Kinder, a
daughter.
Little York, April 1-Wife of J. A. Lowden, daugh-
ter.
Gold Run, April l. Wife OF James Stewart, daugh.
ter.
Yreka, April Wife of VIM. Thompson, son.
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CITY TRUSTEES.

All the members were present at the regu'
lar meeting Of the Board of City Trustees
yesterday morning.
The weekly report of Chief Engineer Eos
ter, showing that the pumps were in opera,
ton 12S hours last week, pumping 9, 741, 75(
gallons of water, was received and placed on
file.
a petition was received asking that Twenty.
fourth street be opened from the north levee
to ii street, and was referred to the Street
Commissioner.
bormaster Mark Foster, Chief Engineer Of
the Water Works /; and P. Rumble, Pound
master, were approved and ordered on file.
A communication was received from Chief
of Police Karcher, stating that the flagstaff
in front of the City Prison was in an unsafe
condition. The matter was referrsd to Trus-
tees Gutenberger and Nielsen.
The report of the City Expert, P. J. Har-
ney, on the accounts of Police Judge Henry
for the fiscal year ending April q was re-
ceived and ordered on file.
The resignation of ?. J. Harvey as City
Expert was received and accepted. r. M.
Cisrken was then elected as City Expert.
The report of w. f. Chamberlain, City
Treasurer, for the month of March was re-
ceived.
A petition was received asking that Third
street. be opened from U TO Y street, and was
referred to the Street Commissioner.
The Board then went into sn election of
Superintendent of the City Cemetery. On
the third ballot William L1ufkotter was
elected by the votes of Nielsen and Guten-
berger.
Neilsen introduced an ordinance allowing
sthe City Cemetery Superintendent but IS for
digging adult graves, and bat 81 for children
under II years Of age. Under the rules it
laid over for one week.
The bill Of A. S Woods for $50. for SER
vices rendered as Clerk of the Board of Po-
lice Commissioners. was referred TO the Police
Commi, sioners.
Assessor Buckley appeared, and stated that
an error hsd been made in the assessment of
d. DeBernsrdi, and it was ordered tnst the
error be corrected on the roll.
The Street Commissioner was ordered to
advertise for bids for sprinkling the streets.
Felix Tracy and the jlnitor of the Fourth
and Q street school appeared, and stated that
boys congregated in vacant lot near the
sehool-house azd did much damage to the out
building. The matter was referred to the
Street Commissioner.
After allowing a number of demands
against the city treasury the Board adj
iourned
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Bell &. Co, this morning, sos K street.
susinsss Advertisement,

Business Advertisements,
Mechanics Store Opening day.
Sarzfeld'5 ulcer salve-Chapter four.
Red housekeeping day.
Picture cards c. A. Sawtelle.
Carriages and bug5ies-E e. Ames.
Joseph Hahn Il CO.-Removal.
Closing out-Van Heusen & Huntoon.
Furniture for sale-C. b. Campbell.
Hotel for sale-Carl Strobel
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MEMS and boys spring styles in stiff hats,
placed il stock Saturday, at the Red House.
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For mans fine French calf. hand-sawed,
strap shoe, in London and French toes. at
81 90, 60 to the Red House.
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On SUNDAY we saw Thos. Bromley buying
ticket for San Francisco. He said he was
going down below to bring up the largest
stock of foreign goods ever brought to this
city. We told him we would patronize him.
We warrant him to be the best filter in the
State. Thos. Bromley. His place of bust.
ness is $40 J street, Sacramento.
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MEMS fine French calf, hand-sewed, button
shoes, S. 80. Just received at Red Houss. =
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CARPETS AND MATING, in large variety,
Just placed in stock at Red House.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

MONDAY, April o. 1888.
March 5th-Amelia s. Lewis and S A. Lewis to
Nancy A. Gear-Portion of lot g. Ferris addition to
Gait $3.50.
March 20th-Central Pacific Railroad Company to
W. W. Wade; SOON. L. / Of N. E. OF Sec. So,
I. N, R. s E.
April 9th-Charles wolleb to Edward Wolleb 81
w. of lot Z, F and C, Ninth and Tenth streets
also. L. of lot 6, and D, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, city
April 9TH. P. Counts to Dennis Leary grant
Swamp and overlooked land, Surveys Nos. 31S and
314.
FINE NEoKwEAR, placed in stock Saturday,
at the Red House.
HEAVY table linen, 20 cents per yard all
linen crash, cents per yard. Red House.
BED CoMFoRTERs. IS cents; combination
calico suits, 81 10. Red House.
LONG HAIR-PINs, 8 cents package. Red
House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-10

TRY-the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. Geo. w. Chesley, sole agent.
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Flowers FOR Picnic HATS All styles
dress a.. jchool hats. Also, latest style Of
ladies' picnic hsta. Millinery Psrlors, Red
House,
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ALL.wooL BUNTING.-New, delicate spring
shades. % cents per yard. Red House.
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FINE NEoKwEAR, placed in stock Saturday,
at the Red House.
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HEAVY table linen, 20 cents per yard all
linen crash, 5 cents per yard. Red House.
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Police CouAT F1NEs.-The city experts
report on the accounts of w. A. Henry. Po-
lice Judge, for the fiscal year ending April
p, shows that 81. 1863 so in fines was collected
during the year. The Clerks fees amounted
to 1898 90, and S1,776 80 was paid into the
city treasury.
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siN0sR sEWIWo MACHINES.

TeEyuINE SINGER MACHINES SOLD ON
q = EASY installmcnts rented for g month I;
needles for all kinds OF machines % cents DOZEN
IsNGER OFFICE, No. s25 J ST., SacrAmento-le9p
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GILMAN's OPENIEG.-Yesterday was the
opening day of the Red House mercantile es.
Enlistment, on street. The place was
thronged with visitors throughout the day
and evening. The display of goods will con-
tiuue to-day. A full account of the improve
n1ents, and other matters connected with the
place, will appear Tomorrow
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BED CoMFoRTERs. % cents; combination
calico suits, 81 10. Red House.
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BORN.

LONG HAIR-PINs, 8 cents package. Red
House.