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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Westminster Presbyterian Church. Sixth
street, corner of i. Rev. II. II. Rice, pastor
win preach on sabbath at 1915 A. II. and -
r. n. Sacrament OF the Communion ut morning
service. Strangers cordially invited
VI. L. Church South, Seventh street. be-
tween ana k-Ihc pastor, Rev. H. C. Christian
viii preach in the morning ON Sowing Beside
all Waters and lecture mt 80 p r. on the gen.
cral rules OF the Church EVERYBODY welcome
especially men and Womcn who are advanced in
life without Christ.
Preaching ut FIRST Baptist Church, by
the pastor. \. J. Frost. Morning subject How
Much O2e~t Thou Unto Ny Lord ." Evening
subject. " Christ Our Passover Sacrificed for Us"
Al are cordially invited 10 attend.
Kingsley NJ. Z. Church. Eleventh street
between II and !. Rev. g. NcKeiycy, pastor
Service at lg.i5 4. Il. and 80 P. NJ. Sacrament
at the close Of the evening service.
Sixth-street VI. l.. Church, between X
and I.-Ecy. T. 5. Dunn pastor. VIII preach
at l0.ij A. NJ. and 80 T.. NJ. Communion after
the morning sermon. This Sabbath closes the
term of the present pastor
81. PauI's Church, Eighth street, be-
tween I and J. Rev. Carroll ~ Davis. rector
Suud8y-sch0ol. $50 =. ". I+tany ard Holy Gem
muuion at Il An. Mission sunday-school, six
tecuih and y streets, at $ p. =.
United brethren In Christ-Corner -Four.
tcenth and X streets Rev. II. !. Becker pastor
Subject at Il 4: v, 80 The Millennium At ~
P NJ, Moral Heroisn." annual Conference
held here on Ca,oJci ls..I
Christian Church. Eighth street. be-
tween and q. !yvacliII morning md even
ing by Eide. IT, j.. W"1e- S,-liay- school at lO;i5
4. ".
Y. NJ. c. :. Rooms, 1909 Fourth street
Reading-room open daily, free 10 young men
and strangers. Address to young men sun
day afternoon at / O'Clock. Everybody wei.
come.
congregational Church, Sixth Street, be-
tween l and j. Rev. W. c. Merrill pastor
Preaching at l0:15 \. NJ Subject The Cry OF
the Ages" Sabbath-schoo Al 12:15 r n. Praise
service at 7.30 p N. Gospel Hymn-book used.
All are invited.
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| concur ia what Justice Ross has said
above, and in the conclusion reached by
him, and will add that while in my iudg-
mcnt the trainers Of the Constitution eX-
pcctcd that the Legislature Of 1881 would
district the State as required by Section of
Article ", that they did not fail to pro-
vide for the neglect of the Legislature to do
So that this provision is made by the final
clause Of Section g. the words of which are
quoted in the opinion of Justice Ross, that
the mandate Of the Constitution, that " the
seats Of the twenty Senators elected in the
year $50 from the odd-numbered districts
shall be vacated at the end Of the second
year, was intended to apply alike to the
system directed by the Constitution to be
created in 1881, and TO the system continued
in operation by the final clause of Section
6 until the districting ,nioinod by the Con-
stitution was made; that the purpose of
vacating the seats Of the twenty Senators
above mentioned at the end Of the second
year after their election in 1SS2 was dis
tinctly declared in the Constitution to be
" that onc-half Of the Senators should be
elected every two wears and that this pur-
pose was intended to be carried out in
whichever of the two modes above referred
10 the Senators were elected.
The construction given to the COnstitu-
ton In the opinion OF Ross, j., harmonizes
the provisions of the Constitution relating
to the elections and terms Of Senators.
THORNTON, J.
We dissent: Morrison, c. J.; McKinstry,
j.; SharpStein, J.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Mrs. Gladding, of Lincoln, is in the city.
s. L. Stanley, of San Francisco. is in the city.
Judge Hallett came down from Chico yester
day
II. Wachhorst returned from the Bay yester-
day
Robert Hiekmott came up from the Bay last
evening.
Mrs DIR. G. /. Simmons returned from the Bay
last evening.
Mr. Mofitt, Of Blake, Robbins & Co, was i'll
town yesterday.
Miss Annie Chapman, of this city, is visiting
her parents at Lincoln.
Mrs. Alex. Hemphill, of Lincoln, IS visiting
friends in Grass Valley.
Mrs Charles Wilson, of Chico is visiting her
former home at Lincoln.
Mrs J. f. Isaac, of Nevada City, is visiting
friends AZ San FRANCISCO.
Mrs. James McClatchy and daughters went to
the Bay yesterday afternoon.
Miss Laura Cushing, of Red Bluff, is visiting
Miss Birdie Barnard at Chico.
Miss Lily Treasurer of Colfax. is visiting Miss
Cecilia B. Woods at Glenbrook Park.
State Librarian Wallis left for San Jose yester-
day to visit his sister, who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. A. H. Powers and family have returned
from visit TO relatives in Humboldt county.
William T. Higgins. the well-krown political
=" boss returned to the Bay last evening after q
short visit to this city.
Mrs James Bithel, A J. Kittredge and Ben.
Wilson came up from San Francisco yesterday,
and are at the Capital Hotel.
Frank Miller, DIR. NJ. Gardner, A. p Catlin,
George 3. katZenstein and Surveyor-Generai
Wiley went to the Bay by last evenings train.
Walter b. Lyon. Grand Secretary of the Odd
Fellows of California, returned on Thursday
from pleasure trip to the mountains, and yes
terday went to San Francisco.
George SWANSON, Anderson; Richard Jones
and wife, Suffer Creek: George Williamson and
wife, Bartlett Springs: /. \. Lund, Oakland;
John lew, A. ?. Sanders, Nellie Sanders, Cos
umnes James Sales and wife, Laguna; Fred.
Lindley, San Francisco, are at the Eldred House.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
". A. Johnston, Richland; John 5. Mitchell,
san Francisco; NJ. a. Demarest, Chicago; NJ.
Meyericld, san Francisco; NJ. J. Murphy, New
York; Byron Jackson, II. Kinse, B. Lazansky
san Francisco; +. HOstOrd, NJ. D., Oakland; +.
Toplitz, George Law Smith, San Francisco L.
G. Harvey, Oakland; John Fueagher, san Fran
cisco.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday
j. i. Crooks, Clements; Z. BOnefunt Chico: Gus
Stromivell, Thomas Mclaughlin, city: S. c.
Stewart George Kerr Elk Grove; p 5. Cram
You Bet; p. COons H. P. Lufkin and wife, p
Crew, Al. johnson, Walnut Grove; John Quinn
T. \. Lander and wife, San Francisco: Frank
Pierson, VIII Person. \. p. Carpenter, Cos
umnes: i. Hart. Folsom: w. Z. Warnock 4. NJ
Warnock, i. A. Tibbitts. REUTERS; X. z. Luhr
san Jose; o. p. Davis Brighton: A. Burns and
wife, Sacramento county; Mrs. NJ. Nichols san
Francisco; J, Il. Clark.
Toothache can usually be cured by
munchinS Glove or two. For sale at the
entrances of all theaters
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PASSENGERS FROM TIE EAST.
List of Persons Coming by the Central
and Southern Pacific Railroads.

SPECIALLY TELEGEArHED To TIE EECoRD-UNION. I
TRoNoNroHY, September 5th-The following
passengers passed here tonight, to arrive in
Sacramento September 7th: \. J. SLENDER,
Sacramento: +. Norton, y. v Kelley. J. j.
Mack, san Francisco W. D. Woods. Calf, Can:
Mrs. p. Haven. Louis. KY: J. p. Collin, New
Yord; II. F. IIoppin Woodland f Adlersbure.
Montana; w. J. Davis, Portland, Mich; W. Will
Jams. Butte City, Mont; f. Witouck, Cedar
Rapids Ia; c. :. StUusk. Austin, Mass j. b.
May, ogden City; j. /. Nelson, L. 5. y.
MoJAvE, September 5th.-The following over
land passengers passed via Moj2ye Sep
tembcr 5th, to arrive III San Francisco to-mor-
row: w. +. Benson, John a. Benson. Dave
Hirsdifeld and vile, Louis Damien. Miss Mich
ais Mrs. T. Z. Haynes j. G.. Brcsovick. B.
Brandt, Z. G. Celzwouh. William Simpson. r.
Nueu. san Francisco II IL. Chiueudcn, Naca-
Vile MarCciiuu Bcrnascoma, Mrs. Garvey. NJ
W. Waterman, Louisiana; L. 4. Harvey. II
NuuiG, Mexico; /. Moore Arizona: D. c. smith.
W. Is. Abcruathy, Texas; L. Il. Robertson Mrs
Hough, los Angeles, J. Magce, Riverside: Miss
y BauGon Louisiana; J. l.. Nulkey and party.
of New York GrGphi0. with special ear; @. Wiley
Wells. La; j. \. Tanner and wife Lee. Mass. ;
Charles II. Forbes, Los Angeles; G.. F. RutGn, o.
L. Da-cOud and wife, \. a. Houston, i. Hume
Louisiana; q. W. SeatOu, 5 BardsaIl, OAK
land
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Central and Northern
CALIFORNIA.

A Ii CITIZENS FEELING AN INTEREST IN
~ the settlement of Immigrants of desirable
class in Central and Northern California, and
who believe concert of action in promulgating
correct information concerning them will pro-
mote the agricultural trade and industrial in
teress of the two sections, are cordially invited
to attend a'Free Conference to be held in Sacra-
mento SEPTEMBER 10th, at 10 noon sharp. to
consider ways and means of disseminating such
information and promoting desirable immigra-
ton. The town authorities, Supervisors,
Oranges, Boards of Trade, commercial bodies.
public meetings called for the purpose, Mayors
or other authorities in the counties of Siskiyou,
Shasta, Tehama, Colusa, Butte, Suffer,
Yuba, PluInas, LasseD, Nevada, Placer,
FL Dorado, Sacramento, YOlo, Solano and
Amador are earnestly requested to name
special delegates and to use their influence to
induce representative citizens generally to at
| tend the Conference.
b authorization of many citizens OF the scy-
cral counties named. Soft
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department Two-Armstrong. Judge

FRiDAY, September 9Th.
People vs.. Thomas jackson petit larceny,
second ofense)-Plea Of not guilty entered.
Abbie X. Ramos IS. CHARLES Ramos-Default
of defendant entered.
People ex rel. d. J.. Callahan vs. A. S. Green
law-Rcnnttitur from Supreme Court fled af-
: iirming judgment.
People VS.. Charles McAllister grand larceny
Sentenced postponed till Monday, Septem-
Der Sth.
People VS.. Mrs. Robert Rae Cbribing witness)
Time to plead continued till tomorrow at
10 A. II.
Matter of II. G. Klays, minor on habeas
eorpus-Partially heard and continued till to-
morrow at $50 a. N.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DIps WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD
Is of Supervisors of Sacramento county, for
building bridge on Upper stockton road, one
mile south of Hicksville, according TO sPeciica-
tons on file with County Clerk. Bids 10 be
A. N. The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. BY order of the Board.
s6-3t CHAS. n. CQGLAN, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

DDS VIII. BE RECEIVED By THE BOARD
Is of Supervisors OF Sacramento county for
repairing and constructing the road north of
American River Bridge known as the Twelfth
street road. as follows, viz: For hauling granite
chips and gravel from l street track to end OF
road. or for furnishing and hauling the same;
for bridging. ner thousand feet, board measure:
all according 10 specifications on file in Office OF
County Clerk Bids to be opened FRIDAY, SEP
TENDER 10Th, at 10 4. NJ. The Board reserves
the Board. Is6-3tl CHAS. NJ. C0GLAN, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DDS WILL BE RECEIVED At THE COUNTY
y Clerk Oflice, Sacramento city up till 10
o clock A. Vi, SEPTEMBER IT, 1SSf, for the re-
pailin- OF the Folsom Wire Bridge, in the town
OF Folsom Sacramento county. Plans and
specifications now ON file in the County Clerk 5
Once, Sacramento city. The person or persons
TO whom the contract may beawarded must give
a good ana substantial bond. 10 he approved by
the Board of Supervisors Of the above named
tract in accordance with plans and specifca-
tions The said Board of Supervisors of said
Sacramento county reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids. BY order OF the Board
st;-3t CHAS. N. COGLAN, Clerk.
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The INTERSTATE MATcH.-Special Orders
no. - issued from general headquarters of
the National Guard, dated September list.
direct Colonel Sonntag Inspector-General
OF Rifle Practice, to select the team from
the National Guard to compete against the
Nevada team for the Pacific slope trophy.
at Carson City, some time duringthe month.
The Adjutant-General states in the order
that the Sharpe Buchard rife cannot be
barred from the match, as it is the arm
issued by Michigan TO its troops and there
fore comes under the rule that the arm to
be used should be that issued by State or
Government. In this it is claimed that he
is in error, as the rule referred to states that
the arm used should be that issued by
" the State or GOvCTnment-that is, the
arm in this case issued by California, Ne
vada, or the United States
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given until Thursday night next, SePtem,,
Der 18th, to collect evidence. The Board
requested Mr. Pond to invite San francisco
merchants and the foremen OF the present
and the last Grand Juries to be present.
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BOYS IN BLUE, RALLY!

TIME BOYS IN BLUE WILL MEET AT
| Pioneer Hall (BasemenO, SATURDAY EVEN
ING, at o'clock sharp. The Quartermaster is
ordered to have Hall, Torches and Uniforms in
readiness BY order W. 4. ANDERSON,
Acting Commander
GEO W FIcKs, Adjutant. s4-StF
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TO PIONEERS.

MEMBERS OF THE SACRAMENTO SOCI-
VI ETY. of California Pioneers are hereby no.
titled that the society has accepted an invitation
10 join in the procession on Admission Day, and
all who wish seats in carriages should apply at
once to j. H. Sullivan, 1907 Fourth street 4 ban
quet to visiting Pioneers and invited guests will
take place at Pioneer Hall after the close of eX-
ercises at the Theater. Carriages in line of pro-
cesson viii be furnished all visiting Pioneers,
and Il cordial invitation to be present is hereby
extended to all members of Societies of Califor-
MIA Pioneers. The following named gentlemen.
constituting the Reception Committee, will be in
attendance at the Society's rooms in Pioneer
Hail: Geo. w. Chesley, Geo. 4. Putnam, W. p.
Coleman, James MCGUIRE, y d. Goodell, c. X.
DaugheTty, Edward Twitehell. Felix Tracy. j.
II. McKune, Henry Treichler 7. ". Lindley DR..
H. W. Nelson and II. II. IaRue. Complimentary
tickets TO the ball at the Senate and Assembly
Cha1i bers in the state Capitol building in the
evening Will be furnished PioreeTs upon appiica-
ton to \. Leonard. Secretary of Committee Of
Arrangements, At lai2 Fourth street.
+. H. Russell,
A. LOGAN, Committee
7. :. LAWSON, OF
LEONARD Arrappp1ueIltc
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SALT RHEUkA
And Every Species of Itch
ing and Burning Diseases
Positively Cured.

ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum. with its agonzine
u itching and burning, instantly relieved by
warm bath with CUTICURA SOAP and single
application of CUTIcURA, the great Skin Cure.
This repeated daily, with two or three doses OF
CUTCURA RESOLNENT the New Blood Purifier,
to keep the blood cool, the perspiration pure
and mirritating, the bowels open, the liver and
kidneys active, VIII speedily cure Eczema, Tet-
ter, EingTorm, Psoriasis, Lichen Pruritus.
Scaled Head, Dandruff. and every species OF
Itching, Scaly and Pimply Humors of the Scalp
and SKIN, when the best physicians and all
known remedies fail.
VIII Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn st. Chicago,
gratefully acknowledges a cure OF salt Rheum
on head, neck, face, arms and legs for seven
teen years: not able to walk except on hands
and knees for one year; not able TO help himself
for eight years; tried hundreds Of remedies;
doctors pronounced his case hopeless per
manentiy cured by CUTICUEA RESOLvENT blood
purifer) internally, and CUTlCURA and CUT
CURA SOAP Che great skin cures externally.
Chas. Houchton, Esq, lawyer, IS state
street, Boston, reports case OF Salt Rheu1n I'M
der his observation for ten years which covered
the patient body and limbs, ard TO which All
known methods Of treatment had been applied
without benefit which was completely cured
solely by the CUrICURA REMEDIES, leaving clean
and healthy SKIN.
L. II. Drake, Esq, Detroit Mich, suffered
untold fortunes from SAT- kheum, which ap-
Feared on his hands head and face, and nearly
destroyed his eyes. After the most careful doc
toring and a consultation of physicians failed to
relieve him. he used the CUTICURA REMEDIES,
and was cured, and has remained 80 to date.
Mr.. john ThieI, Wilkesbarrc. Pa. writes: l
have suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight
years, ut times so bad that could not attend TO
my business for weeks nj a time Three boxes
OF CUTlCUEA, and four bottles REsOINENr have
entirely cured me Of this dreadful disease
Sold by all druggists. Price: CuT1cuRA. 20
cents; REsoLyENT, 81; Soar, . cents. POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for " How to Cure SKIN Diseases"
CITTCURA SOAP. An exquisite Toilet,
w L 1 Bath and Nursery SanaIiye.
ap23-lyWSNWly
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p physician die OF Slapped Vitality and Paralysis
o Or.
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would not no" lo here hdi
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MCmTG~

7 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
l debts contracted in my name unless accom-
panied by written order. f. 4. SCHUYLER.
Sacramento, September >, 1854. s6-lt*
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GROCERY FOR SALE.

A GOOD PAYING GROCERY STORE, WITH
a stock and fixtures, will be sold cheap for
cash, on account of leaving the city. For par
tieulars inquire of HALL, LUHRS & co, 91S
Second street. au29-2plm
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The ordinance relating to the discharge Of
bombs, firecrackerS, and other explosives, VIII
be rigidly enforced.
Citizens throughout the city are respectfully
requested to decorate residences and places of
business especially those along the route of pro
cession.
Invited guests who are to ride in carriages
will find the Committee on Carriages at the
Golden Eagle Hotel. at S:45 a. NJ.
ANY invited civic or military organization not
applying at Headquarters of the Grand Marshal.
j. T.. LARUE, Grand Marshal.
II. l. WILEY, Chief Aid. se6-3t
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BUILDING AND LOAN.
NEW SToCN.

ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER,
" being the commencement Of the Eleventh
Year of its existence, the
Sacramento Building and Lean Associa-
ton
VIII issue its Eighth Series of Stock, of One
Thousand Shares which can row be secured at
the Office of a. LEONARD Il SON, No. 1912
Fourth street. J. K. WATSON, President.
A LEONARD, Secretary. GuS-2ptf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PIumed knights Of Sacramento

l. The knights viii assemble at the Wjgwam,
Sixth and II streets, THIS Saturday EVEN
ING, at : o'clock prompt, to act as an escort to
HON. CREED RAYMOND.
II. The Young Mems Republican Club, the
Fourth and Four and q Half Ward Clubs are
invited to attend, and urgently requested to CO.
operate with the ununiformed Knights on this
occasion, the Wigwam being at their disposal.
By order of i. H. MCKEE, President.
W. B BUETIs, Secretary. s6-it
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Saturday, September 9Th

The County Committee will please make the
necessary arrangements for the meeting.
BY order OF the Republican State Central Com
mittee A. P WILLIAMS, Chairman.
JAMES r. FINLAYsoN, Secretary. s5-2s
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Land BUYERS

uuNW ViD u m t5 ret I aco NAH l2f
with CARL STROBEL (the Broker General, 81
J street. He has several fine Grain Farms for
sale. ranging in price so 3d. $40 $40 and S65 per
acre Also, orchard and Vineyard property at
prices that will justify investigation and invest
ment. If yen intend to stay and rent or buy a
Home Building Lot or Business Chance, make
it q point to see STROBEL first last and in all
eases he is THE Broker" S6-6t&Wlt
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4 trout was taken from Lake Tahoe the
other day three feet seven inches in length,
and weighing eighteen pounds.
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NOTICE. STATE FAIR.

TIME MATHUSHEK PIANO MANUFACTURE
| ing Company was organized under the
laws OF the State of Connecticut A. D. 1866
Since that time they have sold over FOURTEEN
THOUSAND pianos their sales in 1882 amount
ing To fourteen hundred pianos: 1855 to seven
teed hundred pianos. See them in south Hall,
State Fair JOHN I. COOPER,
s5-2plm 527 street, Sacramento.
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ADMISSION DAY, on TUESDAY, SEP
TENIBEH 9th.

In this city, under the auspices of Sacramento
ParlOr, No. 3. and Sunset Parlor, No. 70, " 5.
G. W.
on this occasion viii he c0mmemorated the
Admission of California into the Federal Union
and memories of one of the greatest epochS in
the world 5 hstOry-the days OF '49-will be per
pctuatcd in the minds of those who are to fol
low in the footsteps Of our gallant Pioneer fore
fathers.
1t is needless to dwell upon the grandeur of
this occasion, which will call together represent
atives from all parts of our State; nor is it ncceS
sary to say to liberal, generous. eyeTready sac
ramentans that the Native Sons expect every
man to do his duty ON that day toward extend
ing a hearty welcome 10 the citY'S guests and
in making the day such success as win be Il
satisfaction III years to come.
Thn l,llnNril.r rvill n.
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THE PROGRAMMES.

At the hours of6 4. NJ, pm. and r ". til,
various bells of the city Will ring out peals O
welcome at the same hours sulutes viii be fire,
by Battery b, First Artillery Regiment, sta
toned ut the Capitol Park
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.0NcrRRING nPINInY.

We concur: Thornton, j.; Nyrick,
Mckee, J.
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FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal, II. W. Klays.
Aids, Emil Heinrich, J.. c. SCHNEIDER.
First Artillery Band.
Brigadier-General John T. Carey and Staff
Lieutenant Colonel 7. ". Sheehan and Staff
Company A. Captain Burke.
Company g. Captain White.
Company b, Captain Cook.
Company +, Captain Eisenmenger
Governors Guard Cadets, Captain Plant.
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THE PROCESSION.

VIII form at the corner of Seventh and K
streets as follows:
First Division on Seventh street, extending
south, right resting on street.
Second Division on l. street. extending west,
right resting on seventh.
Third Division on l. street. extending east.
right resting on Seventh.
Fourth Division on Eighth street extending
south, right resting on l. street.
The column will move promptly at o'clock
A. NJ, in the following
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The -Wita1-RI1ysical Treatne1at

Tho Vita1-F1aysical TreeetanSnt
Is al
WeakS a
acl Spleen Heart Lungs! Throat Head Eyes and Ears Internal Ulcers Los; OF
Asthma Bronchitis Deafness Diabetes Epilepsy CornIuon PARALYSIS Matnr}d
Painful
The Poor will be Treated FREE Every Morning from 10 fer Weeks only
oFFCEHoURs treatment 1910
NO TREATMENTS GIVEN ON SUNDAYS.
Remember the Number 99 street. bet Ninth and Tenth opposite tie Plaza
II0Tu j. D. MAaCL Lem @EQ-
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as- RENT AND OTHER COLLECTIONS MADE
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