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As. GpuereN.-Grffe Sisuus.

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Gnrreihnnhsrten."
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ganf zests uns iGnf,,bn 8erpunSete

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ilruftIorF5ug ~&beiap. Obtobabu" raUnte
hCute 3mii9en Moorsbeab IL. SarmerS. Sta,
ticn gegsu cine fabuis, In msIasr ft 2l
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Etne barbare gInertennuna

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Stlt W tArtren, II tpaPrIi8 letH 5isg Der 6siIs
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iSstis = na@ nnb nad4 - ben bur4 sine IbIec5sHSG
SHEanIpsIt lan9l am an4s9rtftensn unb ssibipdtten
fArg, i9nbern bereteut urisrsn SdnE. 9r Rastpah
bat hte4!sEi4Bett nit isnsm pulSsr6arsu SsinittsI
fahpap's SartdpnrtltaH Rsiolbent, alsaeriIIfef
bei9ts SisisS RsiuItat ut Rsas brinot, uns Ss ii,
sInSs ReHftbst. bic t9r 9Gisin Ianas Gage unS aras
gd6te stuSur6 IN SdmerfsR unS Erdutbeit bi5s
f6leppt th ibm Sanf fbuIbta Med Messarse- HN4'-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-08

@ Iotut fid, Mbbctt'S ISanii6ss BsiipEpnisEm &C.
gen 2sberS uriS sIrubeL E Ssriutsn, Is gents
Sis S[aIc5s, 1S2-l
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UT. 81.
&efaab5sit III &si@tbanr.
GsfuuSbettbss R6rperS BersttbeEa
Sea @etff.
Gr. NaDtuat'S
Sarfapartrfian-
Mefplbent,

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gen Gts cine tlass CANT. g8euH Du iptIR, bah DsiR
GtsI9 lslt, gem; Srpdsn gsinnS ane fret bon R1Os
NaeWapS @arfepartHinn RefoIprrt,
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pas So 6 waffer.
ESeitsreS mber Ste Seimfubune
osS Sbiotbaies.

Ter Siua bel @tnsburs i'm Sallcn. - @ross
Strbeeruna in SSbssiius.-SteIe 6smtlten
auf aSbsetinss 5sIanb. - @sfabr.-Dis 81
tnation In SruisptGe uno cincinnati. -
Hasfcotcn auf tin baIefses SerIaufen DER
@eu6iTcr.
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felt their wages to tie captain. The aushori-
ties sre investigating the charges of brutality,
and TIE vessel viii probably be lbeled for
wages.
The weather is cool aud cloudy. and looks
like rain.
The case of Wm. Reid vs.. The Oregon
Railroad Company, Limited. in which the
plaintiff sued to recover, has been settled by
The railroad company paying Reid some
SIT, COO.
Eight Years mprisGnmsnt-Case Post
ponod-Rsilroad Projects.
PORTLAND, March 1Ssb.-Judge Deadly TO-
day sentenced Patrick Keefe to the peniten-
| tiary for eight years. keefs was convicted
of Granddaughter, in killing VIM. Norton at
| Sitks, Alaska.
To.GaY the important case Of Mrs. Minnie
Heinrich against the Pullman Palace Car
COMPANY was to have been tried in the
| United States District Court, but owing to
toe inability of several very important wit
nsssea from the East to attend, was continued
| to the next term. Plsintiff brings suit
against the company for the recovery OF
| SIS, 0G0 for personal injuries sustained on a
palace car while coming from st. Paul 60
| Portlsnd. The case is an important one, as
| it involves several new points of law. Mrs.
Heinrich il a resident OF Minnesota, and the
case will probably be transferred to st. Paul
foratrial.
Residents of Cool and Grant counties,
| Oregon, are excited over the presence among
therl OF several parties Of engineers. One
party is said TO be traversing a route via
Baker and Prineyile to Mimic Pass, in the
| Cascades, and enothsr is working farther
south through Harvey valley. It is clsimed
that these parties are in the employ OF the
Oregon Pacific Railroad Company, and are
| endeavoring to discover 6 practicable route
| for = road over the Cascade mountains. This
! road is TO extend from Boise City. Idaho. west
ward TO Corvallis, Or. and there conuec
with the Yagiura branch now being con
rused.
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BRITISH C0LgMBEA.


VICTORIA, March 18th. Premier Smith
telegrsphed from Obtaws yesterday thss the
Dominion Government viii provide salary
for stipendiary magistrate at Metakatla.
and the eastern boundary question ia deemed
Of such moment that it viii be reportsd to
the Imperial Government for adjustment,
Meanwhile provisional boundary line will
be established.
William Diver was found drowned on the
beach st Newcastle Island yesterday morn.
ing. Driver left Nanaimo Lass Wednesday
evening about dari-, in boat, for his cabin
on the island, and was not seen until found
yesterday morning. It IS supposed that hs
stepped off the rocks sitter getting cut of the
bost, and was stunned By the fall.
Last evening while some sailors were going
from Nauairno TO Departure Bay. en- tie
ROAD, an alteration crosse between them and
soma Indians Of the Epclatsw camp. One
sailor was severely bested on the head and
body, ard ore Indian stabbed in the side.
Both sre in q critical condition.
Ssutries hsve been doubled on board the
Heroine, and boats patrol hsquimsis harbog
at short intervals.
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CASEY s. CROKAN,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
VINES AfsG LIQUORS.
sY PRoPRIEToRS EAGLE SODA WORKS,
No. 80 "A street, .......,..... Sacramento.
feS fp-f
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All applying to me viii receive my honest opinion
OF their coWplaints-no Experimenting I will
or forfeit l.Gea. Consultation in Office or by let
ter FREg ard strictly private Charges moderate.
Thorough examination, including chemical and mi
ctuscopin analysis Of urine and advice s5. Office
hours to daily, : TO evening; SUNDAY, Q TO u
only. Call or address, DS. ALEE4, 2G4 Kearny
street San Francisco, cal.
?. 81 have a vegetable compound. the
result Of many years Of special practice and hgrd
study, which under my special aiyice has 0eter
JGitcd Of success in the Of Lost Manhood,
PrnktatOTFhea. &C. o20-4pn
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PAESENGER EIRrE.

CARIIS, March 18TH Passed here TO-DAY, to arrive
in Sacramento March 10Th: Geo. Mackenzie
England; Capt. Corliss, U. s.. Army, with so re
crults; Miss F. n. Barnard and maid, New Yorl
city Mrs K. Pacheco, Miss Pacheco, San Francisco
Mrs O. L. Shaiter, Miss Shafter, Miss Eva Shafter
New York city; Mrs. Z. J. Bowen, San Francisco
A F. Mason, Hartford, Conn /; J. B. Metcalfe. Mrs
A. S. Fox, Washington, D. c.; Miss G. n Eldridge
San Francisco; f. II. Curtiss and family, Ogden
Utah Il. 5. Clemes, England; Ned Gunst, A. Fried
p. Koeniesburger, San Francisco; L. a. Whitehurst
Gilroy, Cal; VIM. Angus and wife, Manchester
England A. L. Mathewson. Scotland Geo. Fisher
Cal; ]. Kahnwciler, Butte City; J. Jefferson, New
Orleans. Also, 129 emigrants, including III male:
to arrive March Goth.
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SemiuaI Weakness.

Seminal Emissions, the
consequences itself abuse,
, This solitary vice or de-
nravad seXrlal intlulrence
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PRIVATE rIsPEysGRY.
Il EXpE - SneClsIlST.

qsB Eearny street. San Francisco Gal.
EstA BLIsHGD FOR TUE SCIENTIFIC AND SPEEDY CURE
or CHRONIC, NERVOUS AND SFEciAL DISEASES.
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WIZ. GurENBERcER,

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
chinist, Front and streets. Manufacturer Of
GutenbeTger's Horse Powers. Patent Ground Roller
and Clod Crusher and Barley Mills. All kinds Of
Hydrsalic Pipes For sale, Three Miller Pa.nnt Hay
Presses ni-lnIun
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YQnRG hSGN

And MlDDLE-AHED GEN, VINO are suffering from
the effects Of Youthful Indicretous or Excesses in
naturer years, NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBuITY,
IHPoIENcY, LosT MANHOOD. confusion of ideas, dull
eyes, aversion to society," dependency, pimplos on
the face, loss of energy aud memory frequency OF
urinating, etc. Remember, that by combination
OF vegetable remedies OF great curative power the
Do tor has 60 arranged his treatment that it will not
nrl,- nfE-d ral,.L hut
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rELEpn0NE PhAs!Na MILL.

HoRNER J AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
Sacramento. L. D. VANDERCooE CO., Pro
pFietors, Contractors aud Builders. Manufacturers
q Doors, Sashes, Frames, Blinds and holdings
Planning, Turning and all kinds of Mill Work done
on shors notice. Tie fitting Of Stores and Offices
sneeiAity iyl2-H
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Society," Dimness Of Yision Noises in the Head; the
vital fluid passing unobseryed in the urine, and
many other diseases thats ad to insanity and death
DIR. ssESTIE, who is a regular physician grad
uate OF tie University of Pennsylvania, will agrse
20 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case 0f
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his
special advice and trsatmsnt) will not cure, Or for
anything impure or injurious found in it. DR.
mssTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Thor:
ough examination ana advice, including analysis OF
urine, IS. Price Of Vital Restorative, 81 30
bottle, or four times the quantity, SIS; sent to
any address upon receipt OF price, or e. y. D.. Sc.
cured from observation. and in private Mans II
desired, BY A. Z. MfNTTE, NJ. D.. no. ii
kearny street, San Francisco, Cal.
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For Portland ana astoria iog8ggn)
OOgAEIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
FOR AOHOLuLU.

VNHE SPLENDID NEW ,000TON
steamships will leave the Com ~ -
pary's Wizard, conner Stegart and y - Z. / =
Harrison s;rc0.s, 20 I'm: zazs.s-ssss.l &
STkRag9s A,.........-....... LIST
AEaaE,D Observation-Disclosures. MARCH 18th
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Promising opens the eyes Of expectation.
We promise shat if any housekeeper will use
DR.. Piice's Cream Baking Powder fer light
euiDg end raising their biscuits, cakes and
breads, that they will fad that no other arti-
Gle of its kind will produce such MICA results,
There is no powder stronger; none purer ;
more go hesithful. Test it in the oven.
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Dis. Q. .. SALFlEip
SAN INGfs cA6

Consultation strictly confidential by letter CT At
Office, FREE For the convenience OF patents and
in order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted 8
private address, under which all packages az for
i'll
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A buck Indian, who stands six feet in
his moccssins, says the Winnemucca SilUer
State, is the proud owner of a small brass
bugle, and he goes abou. followed by ad-
miring members.of both sexes of his tribe,
making noises discordant enough to make
nervous people stop their ears, and street
urchins wish they had similar Instruments.
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Iauss sLoss & CO.

streets. Highest price for Hides, Sheep
Pelts and Tallow. Butchers supplied with Salt
Paper. latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers,
Lard Presses, etc, Prompt cash returns made for
I'LL cansleaIneuts fe1s-4pu
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''Ni. AhoA' NEii'sVN'
ROeT, NEILSOr Z CO.,

81 MON FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Haohinists, Front street, be-
tween aud o. Castings and Machinery OF every
description made 70 order, jyA.4plm
P. FOSTER. ). O. FUNSTON.
1856. :. FOSTER g CO., 1883.
TOOK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
Blank Book Manufacturers. No. SIG street,
ha.Meen Thirl ard Fourth. SaeEananto. iy2N-ani
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. HElLBRON q aRO,

VxTHoLEsALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
w Having purchased the City Market, on )
street, between Front and Second, from p. HorzoS,
we shall endeavor 20 keep the same supplied with
the BEST OF MEATS. We oler SPECIAL inducements
20 the trade and being connected With the slaugh.
ter-houss BY telephone, We prepared to take or.
ders FROM s A. n. 20 " Special attention given
10 orders from the country. Lave Stock bought 81
fbe HIGHEST Market Prices. violin
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NEW axxiC0.
Accidentally Killed J..

LoRDsBURG, March lssb.-Charles Boston,
a native Of Maine and prospsctor by occu'
patton. accidentally shot aud killed himself
at 1l:30 a. ". He was examining double
action pistol, which he had just purchased,
whea it was discharged, with the result as
stated
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ssap,E eoTTtE FREE

VIII be sent to any one applying by letter. stating
symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in regard tc
al business transactions.
DIR. MEsTiE's KIDNEY REMEns' NE
PRRETICTM. cures all kinds OF Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, G9norrh9a, elect, Leuccrrnoa
For sals bv iii Druggists; 81 bottle; SIX bottles
for IS.
BR, wIyTIE's DkNRELi0N PILLS are the
best ana cheapest Dyspepsia and BILIOUS
cure in the market. For sale by ali Druggists.
KIRK, GEARY & Co, Sacramento, Wholesal
agents. ms splYSesW-y
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Sacramento planning BELL,
sarsweiI, Botchiiss Il Stalker,


~ ooRs, WINDOWS, WINDOW FRAMES,
Biinds, Goliings, Firlah Brackets. Scroll
Saving, Turning also, stair Work. Black Walnut,
Ra1. Cor. Fioat and SITS, Sacramento. 'e22 4Dlm
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NEItRA.
KILLED by n Blast.

CASDELARIA, March 18th. ohnny EvanF,
miner employed It she Mount Diablo mine,
and former foreman OF lie Northern Belle,
was killed by a blast in the former mine at II
o'clock last hight
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EEIZ0NA.


PRESCOTT. March lSth.-A fire broke out
abou. y o'clock Saturday night in tins pri-
vate residence Of Lester Jacksou. end The
house was entirely destroyed. The citizens
belsve it was ths wo,k Of an iucendin,y,
Ths building was valued at 5000; insured
fn- s. 10I
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SAN Francisco. March 1Sth.- Money is q
little easier, under mere plentiful supply.
There were no shipments Of gold from New
York to Europe last Saturday, and the Bank
Of Englsnd rate Of discount was last Thurs
day reduced from 81 to per cent. Hero
money is noninelly 7G9 per cent. fer CONNER
cisl paper, though the banks have put cut
some loans SIS low as g. both regulas way and
en- call. The savings banks are loaning on
city real estate ct COZ. Exchange is firm
under scarcity Of documentary bills. Bank
bills on London sre quoted at 70 S-16i, ard
commercial bills at 49sl Drafts GA New
York are quoted ct Zoe tor sight and 25c f r
5elegraphic. = ssle Of fine silver is noted at
81 Y. The Mint is buying at 81 II so, up to
10000 ouncse. M-xiesn dollars arc dull at
So for Now and $50 for old.
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Sufficient to show its merit viii be sent To anyone
! applying by letter. stating his symptoms and age,
| Communications strictly confidential.
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INNF0E1-N| 7 III VNEN ~
HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE

(Having been surgeon in charge of two leading hos
pitGls enables TO TIRE all private troubles with
excellent results. | wish it distinctly understood
that do not claim to perform imp9ssbilites, or to
have miraculous or supernatural power. claim only
to be Stitftl and successful Physician aud Sur
geon, thoroughly informed IN my speciality
-, ~ ~ :
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- + rg x I'D He. 70
RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETO,
CENTRAL PACIFIC R&EE.ROAD
Commencing IIonday, February rs, 1855
and Until FURTHER NOTICE,
TRAINS Ard BGBIs WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

Ana Z. H.-tGail7l San Francisco Pssssn.
VsVS gers Train, Tia Be2ic;a. Connects =. sui
sun for Vallejo and Calistogl. Second
class passenger cars Ior San Francisco az.
tached.
I.EEs i. s1.-(sundays czcoptsI)-Acconmo-
- dation Tran to .arysviie, Red Bluff and
BEDDING.
Is2A 4. iG.S(Dailys-G p. Emigrant Train
"'~V 70 Ogden, Council blulls and East.
1890 :assap5svs soc; ss.s s? Steamer as g5iS
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
DC the Sacramento river.
ss1sa E. Daily Passenger Train Tor
L A'oV Woodland, Williams, willows, Tehams
and Red BluiF.
EE,4G A. M.-(DailyN-Sau Francisco Passenger
a'Iy Train. Connects at Gait with Passenger
Train Tor lone, and Ut LathTop with Tulsle
Passenger Train for MERGED, MADEIRA,
Fresno and Tularo connects also at
Niles ;or San J1se
g3tdB p. 51.-(OaiY)-ioCal Passenger Train
4 NV to Auburn ana COltJS
s1.<A M.-(Daily)-Sau francisco Passenger
-ssGV Train, via Beuic.a. Connects at Suisun
Tor Vallejo, Connects also et Susan
Sundays lZceptcd), Tor Csl;4goga.
80 n =. -s.-{Daily}- Express Tor
Cs - Nafys,ile, Chico Ret BluG aud BEDDING
(Poy nd, uros0u)
gsfss T.. Y -(G1iy) Local Train 60 Stockton,
iEskV connecting there WIKI L,cIl Train 10 Ia
taroD, which makes Close con stion5 with
S. Z. Atlantic LNDToss for MADEIRA, Mo-
AVE, Dac-stt, Tho Needles a. & P. BIRD
NcwaaA .eanta H@f1ara)s Los Ans2-es
Cotton IS2n Diego Yuma. Marcop-
(ProscotO Tucson Benson (GuNmas,
NcNi,o) Domioc 6. U. & S. I. r. r., Il
plso a. & 2. Ryl san Antonio and
New Orleans Connects also at Lathrop
With s.. T. Gmi-rant Tain for The Nee
6es pamiug AMI III raso.
A5 Bod - 81 ~ 80 p Esei' Express via
1876 +, Gil S9f Ea5 5oI5s, a' aa5 v Ess5.
Battle AipWlIlla taUstiu0. alii-1sle d
rska) Ogden, Council Giutia and East.
Tts =. -tJ-i'y)-Pl1s.uaar Train q.
So Woodland sad rai OATS Landing.
n -0y,--- f..-.-,l -t.-,-.-. -
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TToNTRACToRS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
Z pared to do all kinds Of work in their li.s IN
city OF county, Principal place Of business, Sacra.
mento Shop, Nc. 1l24 Second street, between
and L. PCstofioe Box No. 4lo, Sacramento.
Anti
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WASHINGTON TEaaITORY.
Suicide of nm insane Man.

WALLA WALLA, March 1Ssh.-Frank Dan.
eide at Waitsburg this nnorning, by shooting
himself through the head. He resided in
WsLIa Walla, and left here on a visit yesteT-
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OREGON.
More Brutality at sex-Weather-suit
settled.

PORTLAND, March lSlh.-Another case Of
brutality 10 seamen is just reported on board
the British ship City Of Carlisle. which ar.
rived here few days go. II is alleged that
the second msta OF the vessel, while on the
voyage, got msd over a trifiug matter End
beat negro sailor almost TO death. Six sail
ors were kept in irons sud fed on bread and
water for fourteen days for trivial offensss.
Il il claimed that the purp-ss Of these cruel.
ties was to force the crew to desert the vessel
IS soon as she reached port, and thereby for
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LANES MCGUIRE.

NEANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs,
VA Iron Doors. sail Cells. Shutters, Ratings
Gratings, Homework and Blacksmithing in general,
No $50 street. between Fifth and Sixth. Second.
hand Doors for sale. ie224pu
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Eianor M0nse EurgInrIHra.

GRASS VALLEY, Msrch 1Sth.--The Live
Oak liquor house-L. D. Voice, proprietor
was burglarized early this morning aud S11O
taken from the establishment. The burglars
entered by cutting the tr:ck from around thu
iron deer in the rear.
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The Great English Remed,

IS a never Ealing cure
for Nervous Debility ,Ex
hausted Vitality, Sep-
insl Weakness, Sper.
mat0rThGa, Lest Wan.
hood, I'm pc teucy,
Paralysis, and all the ter.
rible effects of self-abuse,
youthful follies and ex-
eesses II mature years
such So Lose OF Memory,
Esssitude, Noe turnal
Emissions, aversion to
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CoNDT1ONS-An trottiny races are in s. I'M
less otherwise specified i've 20 enter ard three or
more % START National Association rules % govern
al purses div ded at the rate Of CO. 30 AVID 10 per
cent 10 FIRST, second and third horses. AL running
races. FIVE enter aud three or more to start Pa
etic blood Horse AsEOc rules 10 govern, where
uot oherRi Use specified IN all races where entries
exceed ten, $500 viii be added Entrance to all
races, 10 per cent. Of purse, money 70 accompany
nomination, Al, entries 10 be made in writing. Civ
Ing n7me, color and Sex Of horses; also. name aud
residence Of owner Entries in all the races - cioss
with the secretary on Saturday, april S, 1884.
Write Entries to Rae on outside II envelope
BY order Of }. ", WILSON, President.
c. II. ToDD. Secretary.
p o. Box No. 80, Sacramento mriI.ti
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and from whatever cnnse produced. 1t
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Nerves, Bran, Muscles, Digestion, Re productive
Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties Il
stops any unnatural dsbiiitatiDg drain upon the
system preventing involuntary losses, facilitating
dreams, seminal losses with the urine, etc, so
eliminator OF al KIDNEY AND BLADDER CON-
PLANTS. II contains no injurious ingredients
To gh0se suffering from The evil effects
OF youthful tndiscr1fie1s or excuses, n
speedy, thorough and permanent CURE
- GUARANTEED. Price, So so per bottle
or FIVE bottles in case, with full directions and
advice, $40. Sent secure from observation to any
ADDRESS upon receipt OF price, or G. o. D. To be
had only OF
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SToCKToN, March 1S!h.-The break last
night in the cross leyee separating the upper
and middle sections Of Roberts Island viii
cause the iGunistion Of abou5 ], 400 acres Of
wheat. TIE flooded land If the upper SEC
ton is about Z, 900 acres in extent, making a
total area Of q, 900 acres Of wheas destroyed.
TIE crop was considered good for thirty bush
els to the acre. Dir. Fisher is Of the opiE-
ion that large proportion OF the gain on
the newly flooded portion can be saved.
Some fear is expressed for the safety OF he
levee separating the middle end lover divis-
ions. Should that leves give way. the whole
island VIII be inundated.
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FIRST DAY.

No. 1. RUNNING-HaH mile dash free for all
2-y,lr olds. t7Isc, 500 Winner OF hal.-mile
dash az p. C. B. II. Meeting to carry pounds
extra
No. ,. RuNNiNG-T5ree-l quarters Of q mile and
repeat free for all Purse $500.
70. 8. RUNN!NG-one aud ouc-qlarter miles !;
free for ali Purse $3.50.
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The Inundnlion of Roberts Island.

SToCKTON, Mach Io5h.-ILe cross lavee
on the upper division of Roberts Island broks
this morning, and the entire Of the middle
division, consisting Of L, 600 acres. was hood.
ed, The damage to crops will aggregate
%ln0 OnO