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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sacramento HuSSarS' Picnic Privileges

CtEALFD BIDS FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF
- keeping Bar and Refreshments. separate or
together ut the HusSaIs Target Shooting and Pic
mic to be held at Richmond Grove, ST NDAl,
May 2jth. will be received by Capt +. Hebron,
No 6lgJ street, until Monday, May 18th MIDST
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ARIZONA.
Destruction by Fire-Mines and Mining
Conviction for Manslaughter.

TOMBSTONE May 14th.-On Sunday last
the wood chute in Ash canyon, in'the Hua-
chuca mountains, together with large
quantity of wood belonging to the Tough
nut Mining Company, was fired-it is
thought by inccndiaries. The loss is esti-
mated at 5000.
Efforts to effect compromise between
the mines and miners are now being made
and it is thought Will be successful. If so
the mines will resume operations in q short
time The Prompter and Rattlcsnake
mines are the only ones Of note now in OPP
Grafton in camp.
The trial of L. +. Lawrence, Sergeant
Company NJ, Sixth Cavalry, who killed
Hill, saloon-kecper, and also Sergeant
Depy, of his own company, at Wilcox il
November last, closed to-day, the jury rem
dering verdict of manslaughter.
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at l21s for Is of 1907, 1125S for 41s
sterling 81 SS@4 90 1907 for is, 100 for IS {;
silver bars, 1ll%
Silver in London, 5Oi4d; consols, 1ol55d;
. per cent United States bonds, extended, 1o5;
Is, 1851 rs, 1l534.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at S9@sg}s cents.
Yesterday being legal holiday, the Stock
Boards in san Francisco held no session.
The Virginia Democratic State Convention as
sembled yesterday in Richmond.
A terrible railroad accident, resulting in a
shocking loss Of life, occurred yesterday near
Connellsville Pa.
The Democratic State Convention of New JeE-
sey met in Trenton yesterday.
New England tObacco-growers are trying to
secure the repeal of all internal revenue taxes
on tobacco-growers and packers.
1t is denied that the Wabash Railway is to be
placed temporarily in the hands of receiver.
Eight hundred miners have struck at Du-
bois, Pa.
The death of Judah P. Benjamin, the eminent
Southern lawyer, and prominent member of
the Confederate Government, is announced from
Paris.
panic occurred on Wall street yesterday, and
many prominent firms announced their suspen-
sion. The Metropolitan Bank closed its doors,
as did the Atlantic state Bank. of Brooklyn.
\ fire in the Huachuca mountains, Arizona,
caused a loss OF 5000.
Al Tombstone, 4. T., l. B. Lawrence has been
convicted of manslaughter, for killing Il saloon
keeper named Hall
Rain fell heavily in shasta county yesterday;
also, lightly in Los Angeles county.
\ Chinaman was fatally injured in Portland,
Or. yesterday, by runaway team.
Fire n'portland, Or: loss $1,000
John Kays. who had lived in Oregon nearly
forty years, died Tuesday near Salem.
The gambling cases at Victoria, b. G., have
been dismissed.
Mitchell the pugilst, viii retire from the
prize ring after one more contest.
The National Convention Of the Anti Monopo-
~ party met in Chicago yesterday.
The wheat crop Of South Australia this year
will reach Loco, 900 bushels
Seventeen buildings were destroyed by fire i'll
Leadville, COL Tuesday.
The American Piscicultural Association met
in convention at Washington Tuesday.
The Grand Lodge Of Washington Territory. !.
O. O. F.met at Walla Walla Tuesday.
Attorney-General Davenport, of Nevada, was
stricken with paralysis at Carson Yesterday.
a little girl OF eighteen months was drowned
yesterday at Provo, Utah
Hargrave the brakeman injured on the Den
Yer and Rio Grande Railway Tuesday. died yes
terday
\ treaty was signed at Washington yesterday
between the United States and Siam.
At smartsyiue Yuba county, yesterday, the
residence Of Thomas Bridge was destroyed by
FIRE
The State Irrigation Convention met yesterday
il Riverside San Bernardino county.
In railway accident near Paris. France, yes
tcrday, one man was killed and 81 other persons
injured.
The Nebraska Greenback State Convention
met in Lincoln yesterday
At Buezaco, Galicia, a family Of six persons
were murdered by robbers.
\ feryboat at Duluth, Mimi, ran down Il
sailboat last evening, causing the death of foui
persons.
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Chinese Mercantile Failure-Loss by Fire
Hotel Closed.

PORTLAND, May 14th.-Therc is much cx-
citement here in Chinese mercantile circles
over the suspension of Gee Wah d Co.
This firm was engaged i'll general mer-
chandising, contracting and banking. and
was compelled to suspend. An investiga-
ton of the business disclosed the fact that
the liabilities are nearly $4,000: assets
probably less than half that amount.
Several large Chinese firms of the city are
involved in the failure. \ large number
of Chinese laborers, who have been bank
ing their savings with the suspended firm.
will probably lose all. The establishment
is now in the hands of the Sheriff
A careful examination of the fire here
this morning places the total loss by fire
and water at S25, 200. The total insurance
reaches $4,000.
The Clarendon Hotel, at one time the
leading hotel in the city, closed to-day,
owing TO insolvency. The total liabilities
will probably not exceed $1,000.
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Postal Card Pound in a Bottle.
OLD NENIC0.
Notes from Guaymas.

GUAYMAs, May l4th.-Iast night at $50,
Torres station, the main distributing point
for freight between this place and Hermo
sillo, was burned, with some thousand
packages of freight The fire was caused
by the bursting OF coal-oil lamp in the
Office
News is received that work is now sus-
pended on the San Bias road.
lose Colvo, formerly French Consul at
this port. and one of the Oldest French resi-
dents, died last evening.
Messrs. Cooper and Roweil, superintend
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BRITISH PICNICPRIVILEGES.
Saturday Evening. MAY 18th.
Grand Excursion and Picnic
TO CHICO.

SSND-A '-.--..' .......-.--u NJ ~o' 1904.
Given by the Chico Turner's.
4 SPECIAL TRAIN WILL LEAVE SACRA-
~ mento at $50 \. NJ. sharp: returning, leave
Chico at 10 p. NJ. This will he fine opportunity
for business men and pleasure seekers to have II
good time, and see the iGirest valley in California.
Tickets for sale at Houghton's Bookstore, E. y.
Bush's, and Elias Steinman at the depot
Thoae DESTROYS Of attending must procure
their tickets by : RDAI NOON May 18th, rs
they cannot be purchased after that time.
y 80.
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MR.. O'CONOR's DEATH.

In the death of Charles OConor the
country loses one of its most distinguished
lawyers. Since 1877 Mr. O'Conor has not
been active at the bar. His age entitled
him to rest and retiracy from the lofty po-
Sition he had attained as the head of the
New York bar His analytical powers
have not been surpassed, and rarely
equaled, by members Of his profession,
and were the most acute and brilliant OF
any on record among our jurist-. lie was an
accomplished orator, and as such he be-
came an advocate who took place in the
front rank but as a constitutional lawyer
he stood higher and commanded broader
respect than in any other capacity in
which he served BY the breadth of his
judgment, his powers of analysis, his mas
terly skill in grasping the details of a case
presented, his profundity as a logician, his
deep learning in the law and his attach
ment to that science, from which no allure
ments could draw him, he won place
among the great lawyers of the world of
which his country has long been proud.
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c. CERSON e. co.

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
VI Dealers in
Imported and Domestic Fruits, Fegeta-
bles, Nuts, etc,
No. eco j STREET,
po+,-oo,, Second orI Third ConrornautO iyl-l I'm
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RICHMOND GROVE.

DARTIES WISHING TO RENT RICHMOND
/ Grove for Picnics will please call on Mr.
FRANK R0RABACK, the proprietor, at the
Tivoli or state House. apl5-1m
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
Grand Lodge of odd Fellows.

WALLA WALLA, May 14th.-Thc Crane
Lodge J. Q. o. f., Of Washington Terri
tory met on Tuesday The first business
was the election of officers which resulted
as follows: Grand Master, ". X. Dunbar
of Alimus, No. -, Goldcndalc; Deputy
Grand Master, George d. Hill, of Olive
Branch, No. 4. Seattle; Grand Warden, II
Z. Holmes, of Enterprise No 3 Walla
Walla; Grand Secretary, l.. f. A. Shaw, OF
Washington, No 10, Walla Walla; Grand
Washington. No -. WaIla WalIa.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-15

THE SAN Francisco CAL referring to the fail
IRE of the late extra session. says. 1t will
quiet apprehensions that AN extreme anti-rail-
road faction might succeed in obtaining control
Of the Railroad Commission for political pur.
poses. 1t has shown also that the people as a
body are in favor of just measures, and do not
tolerate measures of revenge even upon cor.
porations whose policy is not entirely approved
There has never been much confidence felt in
the sincerity Of the political quartet who arc
responsible for the extra session. The measures
formulated Immediately after the Legislature
went into extra session destroyed what little
faith the people had in their purposes. 1t be.
came evident early in the session that a few
men were making a fight against the railroad foi
political effect The result was series of bills
which had they become laws, would have seri
ously injured the industrial interests Of tho
State The future 10 pass the bills is due to the
fact that they proposed uncalled- for and unwisC
legislation If passed and enforced they would
have injured the state more than the companies
against which they were directed"
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not TENANTS N COMMON.

Our contemporary, the San Francisco
Bulletin, has the gift of putting some things
very concisely. 1t really compasses in
twenty lines or 50 about all that has or can
be said on the Chinese exclusion question
10y Califonians; on reform in naturaliza-
lion processes by Justice Strong on the
growth Of national sentiment by score OF
review essayists, and about all that has
been turned over in this way and that by
American political economists, such As
Amos. Berry, Sumner and their colleagues.
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RUSS HOUSE,

1OOO TO 1918 J STREET. HAS CHANGED
lUtJJ proprietors VIM SEAMAN an old
Sacramcntan who is favoraby known, has
cured the above house, renovated and refurnish-
ed il throughout, and is now prepared to offer his
friends and the public accommodations second
to no house i'll the city. Meals, > cents; Board,
per week 81 Board and Lodging, per week, s.
u oh Eirsf -nlnss nILN-lrn
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GRAND SKATING CARNIVAL
woodland So1-,
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 18th.

bRIZES WILL BE AWARDED AS FOLLOWS:
One for Best Lady Skater: one for Best
Gentleman skater; one for Best sustained
Character: and one for Person Displaying Most
COmical Character.
H8- COSTUMES can be obtained at Exchange
Hotel Woodland. SCHNEIDER x WEIGH.
ml5-3t ProprietorS.
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ents of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express, are
here on visit, and TO make arrangements
to perfect express matters.
Tomorrow the stamp law goes into effect,
and some stores talk of closing tempo
rarily.
\ new coast steamer is reported on the
way to this place, to arriveabout June 10TH.
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For @3,0OO.-16 Acres, 10 Acres in Fruit
ana Vineyard (all bearing except 50 Trees !;
Half Acre in Blackberries, 5 Acres in Straw
berries: Windmills for Irrigatiug. Small DWELL
ing Barn Chickeu-house; Horse and Wagon,
Harness. Tools, Farming Implements, etc.
Situated eight miles from Sacramento, Sacra-
mento county. This is a splendid place, Of
fered cheap. Needs to be seen to be appre-
ciated.
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Married. and Presumably Happy-Child
Drowned-Died of His Injuries.

TTU" HtU-Oreu OF fiT' Er!Iu1 rcS'
SALT LAKE, Nav l4th.-Nellic ID. Hunter,
daughter of Chief Justice John A. Hunter
was married to-day to L. Robertson, a
banker of Arcela, Iowa. They left this
evening for the East.
The eighteen-months-old daughter of
Peter Boise, Of this city, was drowned at
Provo to-day.
The brakeman named Hargrave, who
was injured on the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad yesterday, died to-day.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL

CANSoME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO CAL
y This Hotel j. in the very center of the bust
ness portion of the city. The travelling public
viii find this TO be the most comfortable and re-
spectacle Hotel in the city. Board and room,
81, 81 - and 81 80 per day. Hot and Cold Baths
Free. Free Coach to and from the Hotel.
nn26-6nC HAS MONTGOMERY x BRO. PrOnS.
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san FRANCISCO AGENCY.

The Office of the REcoRD-UNIoS in sen Fran
cisco is at No. s New Montgomery street-Palacc
Hotel, opposite the Grand. The paper can be
obtained at all the principal news-stands
WILLIAM CAMERON,
Special Advertising and Subscription Agent.
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" ACME" RUBBER PAINT,

Prepared all ready for use, guaranteed superior
to any in the market All the latest desirable
shades and colors Send for Sample Books and
Price Lists m6-3plmTuThS
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OREGON.
Chinaman Run Observation-Disclosures Pio-
neer Dead.

neer Dead.
PORTLAND May 14th-This morning a
Chinaman was run over by carriage and
is thought to be fatally injured. The team
was running away, and the Chinaman at
tempted to cross the street in front of the
horses.
The broom factory OF l. Linderman, on
FROM street, near Washington, was almost
totally destroyed by fire to-day. The fire
caught in the rear of the building. The
goods in the adjoining stores were consid-
erably damaged by smoke andwater. The
ably reach $4,000; partially insured
John Rays, aged so years, one Of the
Oldest pioneers of the State, died yesterday
near Salem. He had been in the State
nearly forty wears.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
THE HTNA SPRINGS.

ITO THE HIGHLY CURATIVE ~
| properties of these waters 4ZlA-h
and the charms of the place is & fEs&fxsA
added an elegant and capacious "a lzfHHl a
Swimming Bath Es9a.sss<--
Visitors leave San Francisco at s A. NJ for 81
Helena, thence by daily stage Sundays eX
cepted), arriving AT the Aitnas at P. NJ
For pamphlet containing analysis and cures
address WIN. BURNELL, Superintendent, TWIN
county Cal m7-tf
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THE san Francisco 4ho Ca,Joraia says only
one veriic; is possible, viz; the session was Al
colossal failure, and ought never to have been
called II never would have been called if
Governor stoueman had been left TO follow the
dictates Of his own judgment. But in an evil
hour lie called in the advice Of members of the
legal profession, and, not being a lawyer him
self he placed too much weight on their opin-
ion They deceived him, and we are sorry to
have 10 say we believe they did it wiHfully and
with set purpose
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j, s. NICHOLAS,

ATE OF THE FIRM OF SToNER & NICHo-
IL las, has opened a Paint Shop at
No. 900 K Street QRose's Machine Shop,
Where he is prepared to do painting i'll all its
branches. Estimates furnished on all contracts.
n1-4plm
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PACIFIC MARKET,

CtHRISTIANsON BROS, 725 STREET, ARE
y receiving daily from growers the following
fresh Vegetables: Green Peas, Asparagus New
Potatoes, Rhubarb, Cucumbers. Tomatoes, Arti-
chokes etc. Swapberg d Vests Frozen Oysters
by express daily. Also Agents for Rose Spring
Nursery ap3-3m
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT
l. Board. by the Day or Week Commencing
May LIST Board will be 80 per Week
ap22-im S b. SEGUR, Proprietor.
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NEVADA.
UTAH.

CARSON, May 18th. - Attomey-General
Davenport was stricken with paralysis this
morning, and is not expected to live.
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THE FREMONT HOTEL

MOS. ITO AND 112 J STREET, BETWEEN
y Front and Second. Sacramento, has been
reOpened by MRS. ?. BRYDING, who will en-
deavor togive satisfaction to the old patrons of
the house, and the public generally. Street
cars pass every five minutes.
mr2l-lplm MRS. T. BRGDlNG, ProprietreSs.
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REOPENING OF
FISHERS FANCY BAKERY

A Nd ICE-CREAM SALOON NEXT DOOR
"A to the old quarters, 80 street. 1t will be
conducted i'll first-claSs style by 5. FORESTER
Il CO., formerly with Henry Fisher. Fancy
Cakes, Ice-Cream and Coffee specially. A first
house and the public viii he cordially wei
coined. s. FORESTER Il CO., Proprietors.
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From an official statcmentit appears that
the Flench Government have determined
to lay 4,530 miles of underground telegraph
wires, at the cost of $40, 100000. This IS IN
addition to the extensive system of wires
recently laid beneath the surface of the
earth and beyond the destructive and dam
gerous reach of hurricanes and snow
storms.
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100000 PAID
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the Office of A. A. COOK, 4OS street, sac
ramento city up to MAY 70, 1854, az , O'Clock 7.
NJ. for the construction of additions and to make
Improvements 10 Hale Bros. d Go. store, AT the
northwest corner of Ninth and K streets Plans
and specifications can be seen at the Office OF A.
A. Cook, Architect. The right is reserved to re
ject any and ell bids mlo9s
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FIRST ARTILLERY BAND.

NOTICE.-WE DESIRE TO NOTIFY OF
~ the public that L. D. JONES is no ~
longer connected with the Band. Parties n
desiring to engage their services will please s-e2
call on FRED LINDNER, No. COZ K street, be
tween Sixth and Seventh. This Splendid BAND
will furnish Music for Parades Balls, Parties.
Picnics etc, at reasonable rates. BY order of
mr20-lm THE BAND.
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CAPITAL HOTEL.
DINE DINE.

- CENTS FOR A GOOD, SQUARE MEAL,
( street. between Third and Fourth three
blocks from the Depot. Street Cars pass every
FIVE minutes-ask the conductor where to stop.
Ice Cream and Cakes, 10 cents. Fine Dining
Parlcrs for Families. Open Day and Night
VISIT ]. b. SMITH, Proprietor.
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L. MATTICE, No. 1923 ST.. Sacramento,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w California Green and Dried Fruits, Nuts,
Raisins Produce, Poultry and Eggs. Fresh Fish
ALWAYS on hand. Only uptown market. m2-lplm
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
News from Fort Wrangel-New DisginSs
RIM of Salmon.


VICTORIA, May l4th.-Thc screw steamer
Otter arrived last evening from Fort Wran-
gel and way ports, with small quantity of
freight and the following passengers ::
Bishop Ridley, Mrs. Ridley, Rev. J. Hall,
Charles Clifford, John Newton, Mrs. Cohen
1t is reported that new diggings are found
ON the Skeena river above Port Essington ;
also, that good run of salmon is there
Mr.. Crittendcn was busy at Queen Char
lotte island, and the views taken BY Mr..
Maynard were brought down by Mr.. Cliff
ford
At Wrangel matters were quiet.
Gambling Cases Dismissed Fire-Death.
VICTORIA, May 14th.-The gambling
cases have been dismissed by the Police
Magistrate, on the ground that no direct
evidence had been given that the men were
actually playing
\ fire was discovered yesterday morning
at the Magic Soap works, Nanaimo, and
from the infiammable nature of the build
! ing it soon succumbed At one time the
postoffice was in danger The fire is
| thought to have been the work OF an in
| ccndiary. aThe loss is about $500.
Robert Yates, aged p, formerly mate of
| the Mako, native OF. Portsmouth, Eng
| land, died yesterday at the Marine Hospital.
Postal Card Found in "a Bottle.
! VICTORIA, May f4th-Hon. Allen Fran
| cisco received letter to-day from Harry
| Guilloid, Indian Agent at Barclay Sound,
inclosing postal card from bottle picked
up by an Indian on the beach on the west
side of Vancouver Island. The postal card
is addressed toeH Harry j. Cassin, Louisville,
Ky The reverse side says: Feb. 18th,
| Sitka, Alaska. Ship wrecked. Whisky
and grub all out. Good-by. A H. Mac
| Mott, David Clay, Stonehouse Cassin, John
Argylcshire. Edmund Grant, Causeway
Kclfether. Expect to reach the third
| Revirer ROX.'
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MUSIC, ETC.

TNsCH 4 WATsON.-LADIEs ANDGEN- on
t tlemen's Class every tt ESDAY EVEN "a
ING, and Soircc every SATURDAY EVEN ~
ING, at Jacobs Hall. First-class music S-a2s
nv, oil oocaciopc
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For $4,000 Acres; 500 Fruit Trees
10 acres in Grapes 80 acres in Strawberries /;
new Dwelling, rooms cost Si2o0; new,
Stable Chicken-house; Blacksmith shop
and Tools; Packing house; 5 tons of Hay
Farming implements, etc. Crop included, If
sold within TO days. Situated miles South
east of Sacramento, miles of Florin; a
beautiful place, and handsome sum can be
made off of it.
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To THE LADIEs-Ladies desiring TO be
perfect in their toilet should make it n
point to use no perfume excepting Ehte
Bouquet. Its fragrance is sweet and last
ing. For sale everywhere.
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EASTERN MARKET.

Proprietors CAPITAL NURSERIES,, Sacrament
to. Cal Seed and Tree Catalogues sent free on
application. Nos. 6, s and 10 j street, sac
ra manic aft
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A RICH TREAT FOR SACRAMENTANS.

VOHN L. COUGH. THE GREATEST AND
y most eloquent lecturer in the world, Will
lecture in the Sixth-Street NJ. f. Church May
81, 1884. Subject, Lights and Shades of Lon
dn, ito ms-istdThSfru
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For SI.4OO-16O Acres, with Dwelling of
rooms Stable 10 acres cleared and in Hay
and balance in Timber; a fine stream Of liv-
ing water running through the place; %
miles from Single Springs