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Officers Of Registration.
District No. CHARLES A. Waesche.
g 2-Levi FIeagle.
" S-Jacob R. Lippy.
q 4-John II. Taylor.
81. w. Steele.
{. George Shower.
CHARLES r. Miller.
8-James W. Ham.
9-Lewis G. Franklin.
g 10-George W. Shank.
11-Jesse Lambert.
" I2-Joseph Cover.
Coroner for Carroll County-John Swartz-
baDgh.
Notaries Piblic-Hugo E. Fiddis, John f.
Burlington, George H. Birnie.
TEST: FRANK T. SHAW,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
apr12:3t
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.HOR SALE OR RENT,

TNINE MILL PROPERTY FOR
II SALE.-FoUR-S STORY STONE MILL,
8 sets of Burrs, all Machinery in frts-class
condition, new Dwelling, new Outbuildings, s!
Acres land, good Orchard, three miles south;
West Of FfeaesFiess, city, Nd, in q good grain
DOLL & ALBAUGH,
mar sits Frederick, Md.
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r EVENINGS COFFEE

ap12 N. d. NORRIS, trustees
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THE TRADES DISPLAY.
The trades display was nut only large, but
handsome and creditable, and mixed UP with
it we're some burlesque features. The bur-
lesque feature was failure as a distinct divi-
sion. This was owing to the delay in starting
the parade, many who came to town for the
purpose of taking part becoming tired and
unmasking, and an indispositon on the part
of many young men to participate, because
they desired to witness the parade Of the mil
itary.
The trades display over half mile in
length, the first wagon being that of the Bar
tholomay Brewery Baltimore, and the second
being that of lowering Il Co., coffee dealers,
of the same city, from which small packages
of coffee were distributed along the route.
The other displays were as follows, as they
appeared in order in line
Chas. V. Wantz had large banner, borne
by two colored men, the banner bearing the
advertisement of WANTS. cigars.
John g. Skunk, Domestic sewing machine
agent, wagon with an old machine labelled.
'iGoing to Shunk's to get new Domestic"
Z. o. Grimes & Co., 4-hGrEe wagon, laden
with bags of -four, hams, canned goods, phos-
pilates, wooden and willow ware, making
very handsome appearance.
B. f. Shriver & Co., of Union Mills, six
mules to q wagon, nicely decorated, with flour
and canned goods tastefully arranged.
J. NJ. Horst, baker, two wagons, one with
bake shop, from which cakes and rolls were
distributed
H. NJ. Zile, Winfield, wagon decorated and
loaded with general merchandise. ,t
NJ. Schaeffer, omnibus trimmed with hard
ware, wagon with stoves and tinware. On
the wagon was pot marked 1884, Hatha-
way stove, 1884, New Light House Cook,
1884. About 1900 pieces of tinware were
distributed to the crowd by persons in fancy
costumes. .f ~
John L. Reifsnider, wholesale tobacco
dealer, 2-horse wagon, with horses handsomely
blanketed; an Indian distributing sample
] packages Of tobacco, about 600 pounds in all
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The Carnival Committee have received
letters of thanks for the kind reception ac
corded them from George Savage, Esq, of
Baltimore, Capt. D. Portieux Barnette, of the
Bond Guards, and the Frederick Rifemen
passed resolutions to the same effect on their
return home on Monday night. The officers
of the Fifth Regiment and other visiting mil
itary expressed much qualification at their re-
ception by the committee and citizens, and all
enjoyed the parade.
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TELEGBaPHIC BREYTTIES.

General Graham reached Cairo Yesterday.
Eyaris predicts Robert Lincoln nomina-
ton for President
The New York HcraH thinks Sargents
head is level 10y deciding to come home.
Advices from Tonquiu state that the
French viii attack Hunghoa April l1th
The deficiencies in the appropriation for
the United States Courts are estimated at
$4,000
\ Quebec dispatch says The provincial
deficit for the past fiscal year Is now stated
at S4S7 900.
Justin Mccarthy, Jr., son of the Irish
agtator and historian, is about 10 be mar
ried to Miss Laura Linden, popular Lon
don actress.
Colonel Breckenridge President of the
First National Bank Of san Antonio.
Tex, has closed the purchase of 2.5OO 600
acres OF land in the State of Tamalpais,
Mexico.
y special from Paris says the papers print
rImor that Adelina Patti Is desirous OF
retiring from the stage, and has expressed
wish to return To her husband the MARQUIS
De CauX.
The author of the libel against Earl Ions
dale, for which Edmund Yates. editor of
the World, has been sentenced To four
months in prison, Is Lady StraJbrookes.
relative of the Earl
Cardinal Czacl, one of the most cnlieht-
cned and trusted councillors of Leo NIL,
on being questioned regarding the rumored
intention Of the Pope To leave the Vatican,
replied that he did not believe the report
The preparations for exodu, from the
neighborhood of Quebec to the States are
becoming alarming From one province in
Montmagny last week 325 pcrs ous left. 200
OF whom never expect to return to Canada.
The Russian ccnsors have given a laugh
able proof of their feverish desire 10 con-
ciliate Germany 10y obiccting to terming
the welI-known poison "pruSsic acid - lest
ii should be regarded Us an insult by Prus-
slams.
1t is reported that Gould is NEGOTIATING for
the control of the Mexican National to olink
with his Southwestern system. and that the
Santa Fe managers will soon establish q
commercial telegraph system from Mis-
souri, to Arizona.
Nubar Pasha has withdrawn his resigna-
ton of the Presidency of the Egyptian Min
istry and other offices held by him His
difference with Clifford Lloyd. Under Sec
retary of the Interior. has been referred to
the British Governments
The Senate amendments to the House
bill making il Il felony for any person
falsely and fraudUcntly to aSsume or pre-
tend to be an officer, or in the employ or
acting under the authority OF the United
States, or any department. thereof, have
been concurred in by the House.
The funeral of the late Minister Hunt
Will take place i'm Washington this after
noon with military honors The pa!l-bear-
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BUSINESS CARDS.


EURNITURE REMANUFACTURER. WIRE WIN
L dow Screens and Doors kept on hand and
made TO order. Thirteenth and stS. ap5-4ptf
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FOR SALE-T0 LET.


81 500 n Az, HEE4 i!4, FiHE =, igA(liE , rs rs
& 6'.,,or f ,,I,Ir, T
tSGie~ad Situation in ,rs a. MI Iirf,,rfTI
- 80; - - rf', I-,:, ~, -
Ei-,.kLarrics anJ Sfravlber,i,.s. Inns, Vim.
cellar aud rood General imuroycmcnts. aIlo
AL lo9Is 'ud Orops inquire or address CARL
1IL'Ili-i-' ~ 'ds Ielltcitu N"l "P'-"lN"it-
VNDE SAIE-A coon TNVFS1NTFNT- JGT-
Il HE residence furnished or II,II4rnisIad
t-ortin1, t6n state Cgnfroi . corner lor .Gv1u0
81 fue r5Sidsnre site. f9yorubI,- Sitl5It.i in 80
nrYthy locality For r,Irff, f,Illri. .r,rl,- r I,il
Tenth Street S9crornpnin i.li.i-i,,.a
NOR SALE-NEW TWO STORY FRAME ~
L house, II rooms with all modern i'm iiiI
provcmentS, opposite state Capitol on easy ...l.N
f,I,,irc m r'is o,'''''i '''' D'i" i,
- ~
NOR SAIE-TEFWFfI- KNOWN PROP -
L crty. the Pacific Gardens. cor Ninth a,iii
and streets, in this city is offered forsule tzll
m a ois lG F["I!U m 'iSI T SIu Syf 10 & Se
r,lr,irnis,s Pr m, IN IN s.''
-
TINO LET-BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
the leasing of the three upper floors of the
ST GEORGE BUILDING. consisting of 175rooms
for the term of two years with the privilege Of
ON or before ' the he b % nst The % oard rS rseTve g m
u, .t rI 10 wei "E % or l I IlS; I} ms r[etlled
f.; iGr- E,,-I w ~. t ,,I ~ -'SSo'i'
+,1it GF6 /, P,1 ~ Liri, y - 49, ~
--l--e ~ ! - ~ - - -Se.eL
N,Ats L-,rU- u. N-,-t- NJ f.J N-r.,,-
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARIrS, April 7th-PaSsed here to-day. to ar
rive in Sacramento April Sth Max Beckett and
wife, San Francisco; Dr. Young. Nontrcal K.
Platt, A. :, Jewell, New York City: \ C. Wood,
Maine; II. Kahn, san Francisco. Robert Ster-
ling, Honolulu; G. II. Stout New York City: A.
r. Hughes, Providence, r. l.; A. f. Barker An
tioch; c; d. Bennett, Albany. y. Y: r. Grant
and wife British Columbia NJ Badt, Wells
New; J. c. Miller, Indiana; H. Howells, South
Wales; f. Archibald Nova Scotia; Mrs. Lille
Perry and two children Nebraska: also 166 en-
iSrslnts including l55 males TO arrive April 9th.
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Coal Miners strike-Trouble Threatened.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 7th.-A large num-
Der of coal miners in Western Indiana have
been on strike for nearly two months.
The strike was caused by the operators de
manding Il reduction of twenty-five per
cent in the price of mining. On Saturday
delegation of strikers waited on the
miners in Nigo county, and persuaded
them to strike, but many returned to work
They were waited upon Il second time, and
notified to leave the mines and State before
Thursday, under penalty Of death Great
excitement prevails throughout the mines.
FrightfuI Act of a Prominent Physician.
ALTOONA (Pa.), April 7th.-Mrs. l.. NJ.
Beach, wife of prominent physician, was
discovered in her room this morning with
her head almost severed from her body.
The circumstances were SO suspicious that
the doctor has been arrested. 1t is said that
he has already admitted to the family that
ne committed the deed. Two large knives
and cleavers, used for amputating purposes,
were found beside the victim.
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w. II. HOBBY
c. H. KREBS & CO,

TPORTERS AND DEALERS N PAINTS.
/ OILS Glass and Artists Alaterifis. Sob Agents
for Averilis Paints and the Beloit Building
Paper Pictures, Frames and Noldings No 626
J Street and 1905 Seventh street, S8erunento
Cal. ial3ptf
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I WASHINGTON, April 1th.-Aiter the trans
action Of unimportant business, the Senate
resumed consideration of the educational
/ bill.
Brown spoke in its support, i'm answer To
J the opposing argument made by Morgan ON
Saturday.
/ voorhees, followed saving that on a
| measure 50 uon-partisan rs TINS he could
meet with men of any and all political par
ties. This bill, he said. should be received
with favor by all sections and classes. The
seeds of diScord had been Sown early i'm the
history Of cur National Government. and
J this measure was calculated to wipe out the
last yeStige of the results of that di>Cord
/ The measure came from the right quarter
/ from New Englui-aud VOORHEES,. not
! only as Western senator hut with the
I blood of the South i'm his veins, could cor
/ daily support it,
HOarS first amendment was then taken
/ up. providing that amount t0 be distributed
( the first year be S7.00o.000: second year,
/ Si0,Ot0,000; third year $40, ,0000O0, and then
To diminish at the rate of - 100000 yearly
until the expiration of the eighth year.
when the appropriations shall cease.
The amendment was agreed to--jS ayes,
u noes.
Another amendment of Hoar'S was agreed
To- providing that equal opportunity for
education be given 10 all children of all
States
An amendment was offered by sherman
providing that the money shall be used
only for common schools, not sectarjan in
character
Morgan inquired If this provision was
aimed nj the Catholics
sherman replied thar it was not aimed at
Catholic Methodist or Presbyterian cspccj-
ally, hut it was his idea that the public
money should be djsbur~cd only for non
Scctariau schools. lie believed the iutel,i-
gent Catholics of the country were coming
to the conclusion thatm many of their ideas
about common schools were erroneous.
Hoar remarked that I'm the city in which
he resided there were uomore Stanch friends
Of common schools. as u rule than the
Catholics
The amendment was agreed to-32 yeas
TO p nays.
The first amendment heretofore offered
10y Harris was taken mp. 1T provides that
no State shall receive the benefits of the Act
until the Governor of tine State shall file
with the Secretary Of the Interior u state
ment showing the attendance at schools
and the expenditures for them
Butler suggested that il was not at all inn
possible that the Secretary OF the Interior
might use this money as a corruption fund.
1t had been done before, and would be done
again il this bin passed.
Several attempts at amendment Of Har-
rison's amendment We're voted down, and
the amendment was agreed to.
\ number Of amendments offered by
Harrison were agreed to- and the bill, be
ing completed as in Committee of the
Whole, was reported to the Senate, read
three times and passed.
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every description made 10 order. Ja2i4plm
F. FOSTER. J. O. FUNSTON.
1856. f. FOSTER Il CO., 1884.
DOOK-BINDERS, PAPER-RULERS AND
ID Blank-BOok Manufacturers No. 3lg J street.
her,ypen Third and Fourth Sacramento il- utf
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The Accident at the Clir House.

About month ago a wire suspension
bridge was constructed between the shore
on the north side of the Cliff House and
one of the seal rocks, 300 feet distant. The
bridge recently overturned, and some peo-
pie were thrown into shallow water. The
structure was guyed up, and it was thought
to be perfectly safe Yesterday afternoon
about four o'clock while some twenty per-
sons We're on the bridge, some hoodlums
began TO rock the wires with such violence
that the bridge overturned, precipitating
the unfortunate crowd TO the sand and
sharp rocks below Their fall was met by
cry of horror from those ON shore, and
they hurried TO the rescue. The tide was
out, leaving the rocks exposed. and those
who fell on their sharp points Jared the
worst. The following IS list of the in
jured:
Oscar Mason, barber, 931l Folsom street.
spine injured; Thomas Finnerty, aged II
years, 251 Stevenson street, injured hip and
spine; Samuel Hyman, COS Franklin
street, right leg broken John Vance, IS
Nary street, compound fracture OF the right
ankle JOINT, Maggie Vance, his daughter.
yeari old, ag fractured; Frank Dris-
coll, 25l Stevenson street, aged II years, cut
under the and bruised; G. Harwood,
256 Stevenson rect, hip side ana ankle
bruised. The Victims Wcfe made as COM
Portable as possible by the proprietors of the
Gin House.-IS. f. Post April 7th.
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DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.-OFFTCE AND
| Residence, No 323 J street between Third
5 ?. NJ. Office of City Superintendent of Public
Schools ut same place. se54plm
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NE R Y

MRS. Z. KATZENSTEIN. No. COS STREET,
vi has now IN stock choice and selected
stock of Imported Spring and summer Millinery.
AL who wish Fine Goods at the most reasonable
nrices sbnuld call. fcIgtf
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TELEPHONE planning MILL,

CORNER OF j AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
" Sacramento. II. d. NANDERCOOK te CO,
Propretors, Contractors and Builders; Manu-
facturers of Doors, Sashes, Frames, Blinds and
holdings. Planning, Turning and all kinds of
Mill Work done on short notice The fitting of
Stores and Offices Il SnccialtV iN12-ff
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

II CALLED FOR SOON ONE saS9elsss4-zss
| secondhand square and one FlSSsyssssssSs
second hand Upright Piano, bothl q f5
as good as ucw tir,t-claS- maker.
JOHN +. COOPER,
rrrI 2-fulrn Music Store 7.l- ! street
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EOOI. ALEN. NLlI.>ON. ]. DEI>
ROOT. NELSON & co.

TTNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
I Founders and Machinists, Front street, be
tween y ana O. Castings and Machinery of
every description made 10 order ja244plm
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
7. 4. SNIDER. ". d.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SOUTHEAST
/ corner Second and streets Office Hours
10 1890 \. NJ: > To t. and 70 9PN Residence
gl5 " 81. betWcen NinIh and Telth m25-iplY
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DIR. :. +. BRUNE,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. GRADUATE OF
| the University of Berlin, Germany. Office
and residence, No 81 J street between Fifth
and Sixth. Sacramento Office hours to II a.
NJ: > TO > and To 5 ?. NJ jyl3-tf
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE.
PACIFIC MARKET.

GHRISTIANSoN BROS. 725 ] STREET, ARE
" receiving daily from growers the following
mesh Vegetables: Green Peas, Asparagus, New
Potatoes, Rhuharb, CucumberS, Tomatoes, Arti-
ehokes, etc Swanberg 4 Vests Frozen Oysters
by express daily. Also Agents for Rose Spring
Nursery a1,9-9n
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earle Il CROLY,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ARE PRE-
Y pared To do all kinds of work in their line
in city or country. Principal place of business,
Sacramento. shop, No. ll2i Second street, be
tween X and L. Postoiiice Box No. 40, Sacra-
mentO. iel3-iptf
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Never has our assortment Of WHITE GOODS been
50 complete as now and never have we been enabled
to offer such inducements as can be found at our
White Goods Counter In these goods, as in all
Others we keep all grades
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5000 REWARD.

TrHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE TWO
Hundred Dollars $500 Reward for the an
rest of All MON, who shot and killed TOT TIE,
i'm this city on SUNDAY, March 80, 1884. All
MON is p or % years of age light complexion:
neck: white and yellow spots on back of neck:
thin and long face; very white teeth, and is
slender built.
In addition TO the above reward the Chinese
six COMPANIES of san Francisco, offer the fol-
lowing rewards for the arrest and conviction of
the murderer: Murder in tie first degree, 500;
second degree 500: manSlaughter, 500.
FONG LEE,
Merchant, street, between Second and Third.
Sacramento March 20 1884 ANIL 1ulW=
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SECOND DISPATCH

ALTOONA, April 7th.-The Coroner's jury
found that Mrs. Beach came TO her death at
the hands Of her husband, and the doctor
was sent for. He admits that he killed his
wife, and wants to be hanged or shot Dr.
Beach was received into the Lutheran
Church yesterday morning, and partook of
communion. 1t is generally believed that
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Demanding Their Eight.

BALTIMORE, April 7th.--The colored Re
publican voters Of the Fourth Congressional
district met tonight, for the purpose eide
manding that as the co3eTed voters are fully
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JAMES MCGUIRE.

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD SCRAPERS,
vi Iron Doors, Jail Cells Shutters, RailingS,
Gratings HOusework and BlackSmithing in gen
eral, No. $50 X street, between Fifth and Sixth
Second hand Doors for sale. je22-iptf
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i bargain. Also. Furniture, Bedding
Lounges. etc at low prices We buy. sell or eN-
change Furniture Give me call. C. NJ.
CAMPBELL. 400 X street. Also Repairing and
Iph0lstering. nll-tf
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CHIN GENG GEE.

DHARMACIsT AND DRUGGIST,
916 THIRD ST, BET. AND j. SACRAMENTO.
All kinds of the best and freshest medicines
kept on hand, and compounded carefully. to cure
all diseases. Please give me a call. mrl5-tplm
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DRS. KELLOGG a Goss.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-OFFICE: COR
| ner Sixth and X streets. Hours 10 4. NJ to
T. NJ: > TO > and to SP NJ. Residence Corner
Ninth and + streets. ja3i+plm
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JIyOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED-ALL THE
w women and girls can be employed this
season at the Capital Packing Company who. viii
apply Call and register your names mT2l-lIn
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The Fire Record.

New York, April 7th.-A fire is raging
in the st. George apartment house, a seven
story building occupied by fourteen fami-
lies The loss viii exceed 100000. The
family Of w. J. Simonton, son of the late
James W, of California, occupied the sew
enth floor. They had Just come in from
the street when the alarm was given. With
the greatest difficulty they groped their
way 10 the stairs and escaped The new
life-saying corps scaled the outside of the
building with their hand-ladders and res
cucd boy 100 feet from the ground.
LATER.-The fire in ~. Georges fiat COM
pletely destroyed the building and contents
Loss, S150,0Q0. There were several narrow
escapes, and three liremen and the cngi-
neer We're badly burned.
BosroS, April 7th-A fire in the build
ing occupied by the Grocers' Packing Co
and Henry May d Co. iish agents, caused
Il heavy loss on contents. The building
was slightly damaged.
Demanding Their Rights.
BALTIMORE, April 7th.--The colored Re
publican voters Of the Fourth Congressional
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% WEAK AND UNDEVELoPED PARTS
OF the Human Body Enlarged, De-
veloped and Strengthened,- Etc,

Is An INTERESTING ADVERTISEMENT
L long run in our paper, In reply 10 inquiries
We will say that there Is no evidence Of humbug
about this, On the contrary, the advertisers are
very highly indorsed. Interested persons may
get sealed circulars giving all particulars by ad-
dressing Erie Medical Co. p, 0. Box 5lS. Buffalo,
y. y Toledo Evening Bee. sI2fyTuThS
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VOLUME LI.--NO. 40.
NANTED-LOST-FOUND.

GOOD BARBER. APPLY AT
Wv 800 K street. anl-.te
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DRS. KELLOGG IL GOSS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND SIS. SACRAMEN-
Y To- Office Hours
Miss DR. kellogg Miss DR.. GOSs-
9 to 10 A. NJ. StOgA. NJ
u to > p. VI. to , p. ".
q to z. ". to T.. VI. S26
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House of Representntives.

WASHINGTON, April 7th.-On motion of
Gordon, the joint resolution was passed
directing the Secretary of the Interior TO
deliver to the Cincinnati Law Library a
complete set of the reports of the United
States Supreme Court and the Circuit and
District Courts, and two complete sets of
tEc Revised Statutes, and sundry other pub
lie documents
The long-anticipated struggle over the
wool question then began, Converse Secur-
ing the floor with motion to suspend the
rules and pass the bill restoring the duty
on wool.
\ long debate ensued, at the close of
which the motion of Converse was lost
ayes I1S. noes 126
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WALLACE 4. BRIGGS. VI. D.,
| OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. 2l2 J STREET,
" Sacramento.
ONCE Hours: :: Il 4, " t to :; PM ,ie12-lptf
J tn T.
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DR. 10y EoND Wo,

OFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE. NO. 92G
" Third street. between and J. BY the pulse
he can locate disease. Consultation free. He
uses no poisonous drugs but roots and herbs.
natures medicine for man. Gail and see him
dli-lm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-08
FOR SALE.

rVHE OLD AND WElI-KNOWN GENERAL
Merchandise business of VI. LANENSuN.
Bucklin. stock and fixtures complete Rare
chance for an rUtcrprisiug man. splendid pros
poets ahead uS the quarrie- viii do big huSi-
ness this summer Reasons for selling and
further particulars VIII hr given 10y calling ON
or addressing VI. LANENSON, EoclliU, Placer
county mriL-lplM