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Dr.. Joseph Kurtz

No. ses Main street. opposite Baker Block
swEys and ear Diseases treated with the carr Of
specialize. sp22
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One Of Jsrrold's.

One morning Jerrold and Compton
proceeded together to view the pictures
II ths sa1lsty Of illustraticn. Or ehter-
ing the ante room they found themsslvea
opposite 70 number Of very long look.
ins eiassss. PAusIne before one d these
Compton remarked to Jerfold, You've
come here to admire works Of art. Very
we'll; first feast your eyes on that work
Of nsture!' pointing to his own figure
reflected in the glass. Look st il;
there's picture for youl" "Yes. said
Jerrold, regarding II intently, "vsry fine,
very line. fndesdp Thsn turning TO his
friend, Wants hanging, though"
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J. Hannon, M d,
Good Business Chance.

H!.s,ss. ss.n,sesl sos.s Win. ~. ..;sss:: :
wim ~ = ~ poE9y ~ eozGah Qoe
- shaus . nlcx.
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Tommy Russell, Of New York, aged
i've, brother Of Annie, b in Booths sup
port. Tho other night. be looked Up
seriously into his principals face, md
said- "Mr. Booth, | think you ars the
greatest actor In the world, and I've
seen great many Of 'em." The trsee-
dian was staggered, but managed to
gesp hia thanks for the compliment,
"Yes. continued the younestsr, ''And I
have influence with the newspapers,
and III see that you don't get any bad
notices.
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IS BEING OFFERED FOR SALE.

good property paying interest about bt can Dc
bought those Of
and possibly inferior the world
the round Ihis
stated With
would good interest
100000 purchase apply the
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Or r. O eALE,
pr. J. 5. Griffin,

OFFICE AT RESIDENCE. lel MAIN STREET.
oacs Houu-e TO II A. NJ. Ito and to
IM
Rssdsnce -EAst sids Of Main street, below
First. m1b-tf
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elevesnsr KeweiI STAYS the IKE.
eutlSn ~ = =. Glanln1. Whe
Was - be 11oag To-Day.

Pon1LAND, March II. = 0overuor
Nswlli, q WashinSson Territory, has
oedersd : suspen1iGn uxtli Apsi 18Th,
Of the execution Of 3. -. Uisuinl, who
wss % hsve bcen hung today for the
murder Of Riceo, two years ago. The
0ovsfnor has Information that . xitaess
- just arrived here BY whom the
tomplsts innocsnce Of GIanini can be
ssfsblishsd. II has developed recently
that man known ~ "Count" Candiani,
Who was I mountain bandit and leader
n : Gang q sugar makers. Of which
0i6nfni Snd Rico were members, is not
oltoGeihsr unoonasctsd with the crime.
He took vsry lively interest IN the
prosscutiou Of 0laulnl.
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y aNlNeaa

B Hrur karsh -1ks Nsy51 o~.
man h. ~ eeoun a ulsaorok, soyv
the A - uev. otese = 4o1t oo4n-
plant - - maneer = v11oa Ae
Ochil ~ ~ ~ Hes9sneoI So1uee
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amount collected provided, that notn1ne. con-
tanned IN this section shall in anYWise affect
the monthly reports of the sheriff and tax col
lector as are now required by law.
SEC s. Be it futher enacted, That as soon as
the board of supervisors shall have passed
upon the said returns and receipts Of such sher-
if and tax-collector, it shall be the duty of the
said clerk to redeliVer to the said tax-collector
the receipts returned, and shall take like re-
ceipt therefor as hereinbefore provided, and the
same proceedings shall be had from year to
year with reference thereto.
SEo 9. Be il further enacted, That if the
sheriff and taxcollector shall fail to make re-
turn, as hereinbefore provided for, or the re-
ceipts not delivered by him to persons paying
their taxes, it shall be the duty of the board of
supervisors at once to cause suit to be entered
against such defaulting sheriff and tax-collec-
tor and his sureties for the amount for which
he is so charged bic, ard upon the trial of any
such action, the stubs in the hand of the chan
Gerry clerk shall be competent evidence, as also
shall be the receipts of such sheriff and tax
collector to the said clerk; pr0ui lei, that in
case suit shall be ordered. the same shall be
brought by the district attorney or such coun-
sci as the board of supervisors shall employ in
the absence of the district attorney, on the sew
eral bonds given by the sheriff or tax-collector.
SEC. 10. Be it further enacted, That the suits
provided for in section of this act shall be III
the name of the State of Mississippi, but the
proceeds shall be payable into the State ana
county treasures, in the proportion to which
each shall be respectively entitled.
Sec IL. Be it further enacted, That the laws
now in force in relation to the collection of de
linquent taxes and settlements by sherifs and
taX-collectOrS, shall be and remain in force,
except so far as the same may be inconsistent
with this act.
SEC II. Be it further enacted, That it shall
be the duty of the several circuit judges in this
Sfofo IN frixa in aho Fl n
jury at each term of their court; prooided, the
boards Of supervisors Of the several counties
are hereby authorized to allow to the clerks,
upon whom the extra labor imposed in this act
shall devolye, an allowance of not more than
seventy-tive dollars for such work, and they
are hereby authorized to pay for and obtain
all extra books. papers, etc, demanded and re-
quired by them.
SEC. ID. Be it further enacted That this act
take effect and be in force from and after the
1st day of December 1884
Approved, March 10, 1884.
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SECTION l. Be 1T enacted By The Legislature
Of the State of Mississippi, That all expenses,
fees and salaries incurred under the provisions
of an act of the Legislature, entitled ian act to
regulate the sale of swamp lands in this State,
and for other purposes" passed at this session
of the Legislature, shall be paid by the war
rant Of the Auditor upon the State treasury,
upon the Governors fling an itemized account
or statement thereof with the Auditor.
SEC q Be it further enacted, That this act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
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sPEcIAL AID LE6AL NOTICES.


1Hr MURRAY ICON woEKs Co.,
II n. DKTrKRLY 1T IL
In United states Circuit Court for southern
- Of Mississippi
yNnFR AND BY VIRTUE OF THE ABOVE
STYLED writ, will sell 70 the highest bla q.
ser eash. within legal hours, In front q the Wy
Hal, in the city Of Jackson AissSsiPPi 50 ~ IN
~ rsghf title and interest Of Descendant, =. a
Dstterly in and to the following real estate y
md being in the county Of HindS ia 80,
h-If n Southwest quarter, and the north-wes'
,,ar.r Of northeast quarter OF southwest quarter
sSertion 5 township 5, range /, east .r1s
United states Marshal,
.r,o ,s4-st pcr r. II. WINTER, Deputy.
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Approved March IA, 1884.

AN ACT supplemental of the Legislature of the
State of Mississippi entitled IAN regulate the
swamp this State and for other purposes passed
this session of the Legislature.
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J. 4. SHREDDER, Chairman,
HENRY Y. OGDEN. Ser'y

OFFICE or Auditor PUBLIC ACo"uNrs
JACKSON, Miss, March 1, 1854.
I, s. Gwin, Auditor Public Accounts, do certify
that tho foregoing is true aud correct copy Of The
Annual Statement OF the Liverpool aud London
and Globe Insurance Company, this day nlcd IN
my office.
Given under my Hand aud Seal Of Office this 1T
day OF March, 1881. 5. GWlN,
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Total liabilities. ................
The greatest amount insured in ,nv

The greatest amount insured in any
one risk-no rule
The greatest amount allowed by the rules Of
or village varies
Ihe greatest amount allowed TO be insured in any
one block varies
Copy Of Act Of Incorporation filed in Auditors
office in Mississippi.
Copy Of Certificate Of DeDosit of the STATE Treas
urer filed in Auditors Office
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Approved, March Is, 1884.

AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled
the i've per cent due that may hereafter become
due Federal Government and for other purposes
approved March sth, 1882.
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SUPREME COURT NOTICE.

OCTOBER TERM a. D. 1883, MONDAY, MARCH
Srd, 1854
ORDERED. That at the April Term, 1854, Of tht
Stpreme Court, the docket Of the F1rst Aihluale
R;sr;r1 viii ~ taken up on the first Monday and
called until the fourth Monday In April When ms
docket 81 the Third (Northernl District Will %
taken IN and called until the third Monday IN ma!
vhep TIE docket OF the second (SOuthernl District
will be disposed Of
OLIVER CLIFTON, Clerk.
March 5, IsS4-5w.
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AN AeI making appropriations efray the expenses of State
Government for the years 1854 and 1885.
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SEcTioN /. Be 1t enacted By the Legislature
of the State of Mississippi, That section 2 of
said act be amended as follows: Add at the end
Of section 2, the following: ssFrOUided, the dis
tribdtion required by said act shall not be made
until the amount in the treasury from the var
ions funds shall amount to the sum of fifteen
Thousand dollars
SEQ. q Be IL further enacted, That this act
take effect and Be in force from and after its
passage.
Approved, March 10. 1884
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STATEsOF NEW YORK
COUNTY or NEW YORK. %

/, Stephen Crowell President. and I phIlanler
shaw, secretary Of the Phenix Insurance Com
6 Rny o. B5rooklyn New York, being duly sworn
Ana say that the foregoing is full true and
mat the said Insurance Company Is the bona hde
sr.la o. a. least ONE HUNDRED AND Fifty
thousand DOLLARS Of actual cash capital invested
IN stocks Of at least par value or In bonds or mort
g5geS o. real estate, worth double the amount for
hnieh ihe same Is mortgaged aud that they are the
~OO'e ue4eriDed oheers Of said Insurance Company
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Approved, March 10, 1884. -

IL ACT 70 amend Chapter forty i've ls Section one thousand
80 hnndrd and fory0ur Of the Revised Code Of 1880
ra7nfon e rarsoa1al property exempt.
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STEPHEN CROMWELL, President
FhlLANDER SHAW, Secretary.
l. 8. FRANCIS P. BURKE.
Commissioner for Mississippi I'm \. Y

p. hnow ALL MEN BIZ THESE PRESENTS, That the
VI 4, a ItNsu 80, COMPANY, Of Brooklyn New
saia company has may hereafter have or api.,int
y, we state Of Mississippi for or on behalf ~ ssid
Company 70 accept and acknowledge service al an
PIOcess whether mesne or final, In any action a.
pIoeeeaing against said Company in any OF he
~ sae STATE Of mississippi; and Il * hereby
lVresala snail Dc taken and held to be valid ana
saneent IN that behalf, the same as II served uIo
sa1a ompany according to the laws and practics ii
said state, or Of any other State; and al claim %
Ilgnt o error BY reason Of the manner Of sueb
seInlee y hereby expressly waived and relnouisbej
Wines our hands and the seal Of aid 1,otnnanS
TINS z9Lh day Of January, A. D.. 1854 f"'''
H. - sIEPHEN CROMWELL. pres,t
fHlLANDER SHAW seeiy
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The greatest amount allowed by the
rules said Company to be insured
in any one city, town or village. Varied.
The greatest amount allowed To he in
sured in any one block Varied
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Amount due or not due to banks or
other creditors. Nothing.
Losses adj usted and due ........ -, 4SU Ol
Losses adjusted and not iue............ II UO6 81
Losses unadjusted None.
Losses in suspensewaiting Tor further
proof 1909 9'
All other claims against the company. Nominal.
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WHOLE NO. 1O,309.

ing the passage of Fields bill NO. 55, Tho
committee had before IL Yesterday 1nor,,i,,,, r,r
resentatlvCS trom the fruitgrowtr>' nn5 6nrt;
cultural associations throughout The Ststa ~.
state Board of Horticulture also the CbjSf H.
ticulturai officer OF the State The hin I,r,,iii
for the exemption from taxation of orih,r1IS
vineyards. etc. '''''''N'
Johnston, Booth and Flynn presented 81 mi.
nority report, claiming that the bill is uncou.ti
tutiOual '>'''S''
Storke presented long petition from his CON.
Stltuency protesting against the pl>,a,e of M.
BOoSS bill IN the Senate, relative to iccus,
which they claim Is introduced in the interest
OF those engaged in the liquor trailii,
Breckinridge said ne had been requested r,-
Judge Lawton to present 10 the House certain M.
solutions. which were sent up 10 the clerks drslz
ana read. They are those passed By the Demo
cratic central Committee OF Alameda county in
strucung the Alameda delegation To vote for the
Barry bill and the constitutional amcudmrnt
proposing 10 ouSt the Railroad Commissioners,
They wound up by requesting the dclccatiou In
secure that end II IL took all summer todoit
carey and Brown of the Alameda dclrrntiou
tKepub!icauSl denied the right of the Democracy
TO instruct them. They had both voted for th,,
Barry bill, ami 80 far they had the Endorsement
OF the press of their county as well as all the
good people. They believed In the law of in
structIonS and when they came from their con.
etiiuencN they should obey them. hut coming
from few politicians as did those. they mad
not sufficient weight 10 demand r5usi5erafion
Irwin and Atwell both thought the resolutions
were ont of place in the House and should NOT
have been read from the desk
The Speaker was ot The same opinion and
ruled them out of order.
NJ > 7. VI. the House adjourned
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ENTKASEsSIoNAL NOTES.


I-"np{ lS,S , We're JhltN as leaves m Nalompro>I
"ooui lne 'aplioi yesterday. Indeed u seemed
~ II .iC WOODS Ntlv M" "l en- They were
ny , tuv'v, anu every Wltic ABOUT Ihc building
"Hv'tNV' lnVE V"""l Nali3H % member or
',tI ",,r lS,, li'S 'lo5r l7'TNon'' relations with
, "lS 'uTi.lo'. ul tuut' branch of the LegiSla-
tul.. tue{ ItYIe>eht','. "i course the only clC-
the extra session roIurr,i,sI ,I 49,, ,,'
house -Dclma> povlc. Harrison r11,l,-n"ti,,, I'M
whose interest one ,y,.,. # ,r,',fI,., .i,,,,.
extraordinary nrc1>i.u f.,,,riri,,,, ,. t,,I,
into existence Th,, l,Irf, vbi-, ,y,. F.,,,,;,i5
during vgsttrlav'> session i'm , li,.t,. ,,',
and lis craclfugs rc>,uu,irJ fbr,b,,,.. ,,,
nook and corner ot ih,. t,afit.r I',.I'l4,''' T.
seemed to have son, l,5tenc, i'm tb, \ss.,,lI,
direction Inn had mo- farr,rs' i.,r fb.. i,,i,,,,{
rut conservative 1Dgj,rit,. nf fi,s S..,,..i rI
steadily voted i'm every .in,ud4ncut ,,, W T
the Judiciary Committee. tn thr Earr- birf
rnavrd In, fh,. r,r,,rl,.,, Of he, ,i.f l,ii -i.,'
and LEADERS of The .. ,.urb Z" Lobby II lo.,l.,.,
though considerable uuulhrr of ,ybirs n, I'm a..
worn n1If bat,,r " tbn emo viii s.r,,r.. . ,,
ioritv of tho sensible mon nf tbr Srn9t9 f l is
bidding in the. Interests of those who dr.ir, tn
90, fn The -uiraI Stsfss S,D,+. ,,.t H.. i,;ri.
and sec1Irr Other IitfIs NET arr,lp,s,r,,,,ts ,f
. pcrSoual nature
-,
pn,iS WI lV'i oi ,cuuPumtulS 10 thS senate
@ t'.' ." w, L'~'Sl''' "Iv yesterday ana IN iacJ
nus mus ''v Wy l'lN 1" ';tuN"'T some OF the Scna-
80 /" NJ v' l'! LtNtt>nh name
Ii fS Y lG'>'i' ne Stu the As
III IL 80 ' i'' way 'S ,'''S rs N",!. uut l'> "tNIeh
@ n,u 1t" oS'5l 'iil".'VH ''l 'hc senate a Dolly
l'sVl VI ".I,..'o"' :, f"y upHV HHHGNdsd u!s
f,',',, i ~ JD,, "'n nc ny lhlhE barr! WIZ
- ,t,ii 'i"'i''i | |,,,'i''i- 'irSe senators WIN
/ vcuient way for rrrpiyiu,, tirrr, nf cs,,dr .ra
other Swcctmcats as timely recognition for tbpSr
frequent bits of praise about members ot thr
upper House of which h. is >n inrxhonstihI-
i filled
/ ~, +b, ,,l;,,,r,,,,,,, = ,t ,... ..,-
/ If trat ,,Io,,,,,"I ~ " D. Wv, J,'g i ~l's,Vlu"S ~
/ Democr,fic senators ,!n,,Ij Lr Ill NJ y ", W.
/ At the hour named the c,Lucus moi in tbn S,,,
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE.
PACIFIC MARKET.

|iHRISTIANSON BROS, 725 STREET. ARE
v receiving daily from growers the following
fresh Vegetables: Green Peas, Asparagus New
Potatoes Rhubarb, CucumbeTS, Tomatoes, Arti-
chokes, etc. SwaDberg 4 Vests Frozen Oysters
by express daily Also Agents for Rose Spring
Nursery. ap3-Sm
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REOPENING OF
FISHERS FANCY BAKERY

a to the old quarters, so street. 1t will be
conducted in frst-cass style by :. FORESTER
4 co. formerly with Henry Fisher. Fancy
Cakes. Ice Cream and Coffee a speciality. first
class Chop House connected. Old patrons oft
house and the public, viii be cordially well
coined S FORESTER x CO.. ProprietorS
fpIi-1p1m
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LACE CURTAINS

New and Novel Designs in these goods have lately been
added Stock comprising variety of and styles sell
dom if before this city That the qualities
than grade you word An examination OF these
goods will prove both profitable and interesting The prices
range from 81 25 pair $35 pair While stock OF Lace
Curtain Nets has also had patterns added the prices
will be found usual great variety while the qualities we
superior the for the asked
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OUR DRESS GOODS

moving off very satisfactorily We think assortment
the largest this city, and know that prices low
consistent with good sound business principles We have
novelties which will be well for only for the
purpose of seeing the latest the way Dress Goods Our
orment of Black Goods far previous mporaons
of our house both in quality and variety of styles.
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PAplII(lHSa a::!EI|fIRI 7! i ! '!

AN UNFsiLInG MEANS OF CURING NASAL
cATaRRH, BY INsUFFLhTIoH. caTARRH, COLD
IN the EERo. BRONCHIAL chTERRH, AND HAY
FEVER YIELD ALMOST InSTaETLT TO THIS
SOVEREIGN REMEOY. IT is LIQUID MED!-
clnE THAT DOES NOT SMART, BURN Or iRHi-
TATE: IT hLLRYS THE INFLAMMATION, PRE-
VENTS accUaULATIcHS OF MATTER, AND
PcaHITS FREE BREATHING. 1T RELIEVES
THESE MALADIES THOROUGHLY AND WILL
PERMANENTLY CURE. ITS EFFICACY As
cuRc FoR HAY FEVER IS ESTABLISHED, as
MaNY .TESTiaoE CERTIFY. 1T HAS DEEn
USED SEVERAL YEARS. FOR OFFENSIVE DIS
CHARGE FROM THE NOSE, OR LOST SENSE OF
SMELL TASTE OR HEARING, AND PAINS IN
YOUR HEAD, USE PAPILLoN cSTARRH CURE.
WE CONSTANTLY RECEIVE REPORTS FROM
PHYSICIANS AND FROM DRUGGISTS AcKNoW-
LEDoINo THE SUCCESS OF THIS REMEDY.
cATARRH IS a DECEPTIVE DISEASE, AND IF
CHRONIC IS DANGEROUS FhPILLoH cRTRRRH
CURE HAS PRODUCED CURES OF MANY Ec-
KNoWIE0GED ;EcURA8Ie CASES.
PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE SIX FOR $500.
DIRECTIONS tE TEN LANGUAGES ACCOMPANY
EVERY soTTLs.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
RgD.NCToN & CO., cen'l Agents,
San francisco, Cal.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


Advice to Mothers Mrs. Winslow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once it produces natural quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cherub awakes us bright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. II soothes the child soft
ems the gums allays all pain, relieves wind, reg
ulateS the bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhea, whether arising from teething or
other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle
d151yMWS
Go to j. Guth & Son, No. s25 J street,
for Hay, Grain and Mill Feed. Cheapest place
in the city. apl9-lm
Go to Theo. w. Schwamb's for your pic
ture frames and Royal St John and New Reming-
ton Sewing Machine, S04 street. apS
III. C. HOtfilter, Manufacturing Jeweler.
Sixth street, bet. J and X, Sacramento, Cal. Jew
elry made to order. Repairing speciality.
mr29-tf
Lundborg's Perfume, Ednia
Lundborg's Perfume, Marcchai Mel Rose.
LundborS's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily of the Valley
mrSly
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL

CiANSOME STREET. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
= This Hotel is in tile very center of the bnSi-
ness portion of the city. The travelling public
will find this to be the most comfortable and re-
spectacle Hotel in the city. Board and room,
81. 81 y and 81 30 per day Hot and Cold Baths
Free Free Coach to and from the Hotel.
aIli-6mCHAS MONTGOMERY Il BRO. PROPS.
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THE FREMONT HOTEL

MOS. 40 AND 112 J STREET, BETWEEN
~ Front and Second, sacramento. has been
reopened by MRS. p BRNDINC who will Ell
deavor to give satisfaction to the old patrons of
the house. and the public generally. Street
cars pass every five minutes
mr{5-lplm MRS. p. BEIDING, Preprietress.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
$50 to 326 X ST., bet. Third and Fourth

UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET WITHOUT
/ Board. by the bay or Week Commencing
May lSt Board will be 80 per Week.
an2t-lm s B. SEGI K. PrOprictOr.
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LADIES' MUSLIN CHEMISES!
25C. Each Upwards!

think have the largest assortment of Ladies Muslin
Underwear city We believe prices thelowest for
the quality of goods
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The House Teconvened at > 10 clock. The Barry
I bill regulating freight charges was taken up
and read. together with the substitute on the
same matter introduced by the Committee on
( Corporations. The substitute adopted.
! Barry took the floor, and for three-quarters of
( an hour spoke upon the subject of freightS. His
remarks and bill evidently did not interest his
/ hearers for when he closed one-half of the mem
( bers were in the lobby, hall and Sergeant-at-
/ Arms rooms. and those who remained at their
! desks were either amusing themselves by letter
/ writing or perllsing the daily papers. He re
! ferred To the Freeman and Archer bills of the
( past claiming that at all times the Assembly,
{ the House nearest the people. had always done
its duty. but its action had always been annulled
by the Senate, Il body composed of individuals
+ who do not understand the question now before
them. He spoke for nearly an hour
Storke. Campbell. Doty Farley, Atwell. John
{ ston. Irwin and Bibb also debated the bill
After considerable debating pro and con- and
the offering of several amendments that were
voted down, ON motion of Atwell the bill was
re-reterred to the Committee ON Corporations,
! with instructions TO insert maximum rate for
less than carload lots and to report the bill back
so amended, at the earliest convenience.
The Ways and Means Committee, that has had
under consideration Assembly bills - and So
relative to the definition of terms in the title
revenue reported back both bills recommend
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FOR SALE-T0 LET.

FINE PARLOR SET FOR SALE,
L Cheap. Also. Il few more xs7ss5s5gSgT
Camp Rockers, at 81 each. Send %=SSgE
for one to CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELL.
400 X street. We buy. sell or exchange furniture.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-30
WANTED-LOST-FOUND.

WANTED-A GENTLE BUGGY HORSE IN
w exchange for an Organ or trade for a
Piano. Apply at GIRARDS PIANO STORE,
corner Seventh and j. ap2S-lw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-19

n the HEAD, HEApAcHl
nd Of mucous nembraual
cular. By mall, prepaid
received. Sold BY all