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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-07
ORDINANCE No. 139,

An ordinance authorizing the Mayor of the
city of Los Angeles to convey by quit,
claim deed the interest of said city in lots
Il, Is. Ii, II and the southwesteriy part of
lot 10 In Block ?. OF the Beaudry tract, TO
Bessie G.. Barrows, NJ, II, La Fetra and
Sarah T.. Hadley.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-07

Estate Of Antonio Ma orteys. deceased.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-07
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Antonio Ma Ortegs. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrator, with the Will annexed, oft the
estate of Antonio Maria Ortega, deceased, to
the creditors of. and sll persons having
claims against the said deceased, tu exhibit
them with the necessary voucher. " eIhln
four months after the first publication OF
this notice, to the said administrator, at the
office Of hickuell & White, Rooms lila
Temple Block, city OF Los Angeles, in tho
county OF Los Angeles.
Dated nj Los Angeles, October sth, 1854.
NJ. 7. CUTLER,
Public Administrator end AdmtuIstrgtor Of
the Estate Of Antonio Ma Ortega Dc.
ceased d.SWaw
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Sundays excepted
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NOTICE.

All pa rsons are hereby warned not to purchase
from Jane =, Murnane Lots ls. Il ana is, Block
6, In The Mckinney Tract on Main street, near
Walnut. IA propsrty Is community property,
and alone can give title therefor.
oct4 .dSt-wu II AIURNANk
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The Iron Industry i'm the south.

While tho Iron mills In the north are near
" all idle or running half time in consd
quence of the stagnntlOn in trade, the most
prosperous industry In the Shutn to dty Il
the Iron manufacturine business. There lns
not been single furnac closed this year.
And an extraordinary fact In counpciioh
s, lth 1t IL that the iron furnaces are nearly
nll running on orders received from NORTH
"i the Ohio river
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-07
COMING SOUTH. GOING MORT.

Steamers Santa Rosa and Orizaba "A
through to San Diego, leaving San Pedro d
the dates Of their arrivals from San FraH
cisco. ]
The Santa Rosa and Orizaba call at Santl
Barbara and Port Hartford (San Luis Oblspol
only, on the route to and from San Fran
cisco.
Cars to connect with steamers leave s. II.
X. K. depot, Los Angeles, as follows: Witt
Santa Rosa and Orizaba, going north, at II
o clock A M; going south, at 10 clock A. nj
With Los Angeles and Eureka, going north
at 10 oolock A. NJ, railroad time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-07

Sarah T., Hadley.
The Mayor and Council of the city of Lo
Angeles do Ordain as follows:
SECTION |. The Mayor is hereby authori-
zed and directed TO sell nj private sale for
the several sums hereinafter mentioned aud
TO the persons named, all the right, title and
interest OF said city In and to the following
described lots or parcels of land situate ly-
Ing and being in Sstd city of Los Angeles.
to-uit:
LIST To Bessie Green Barrows, for the sum
Of twenty dollars lot No II, Block of the
Beaudry tract, reference being had to map
of said tract recorded in Book one of Mis-
oellaneous Records, page 40l, in the Office
of the County Recorder Of the county of Los
Angeles.
twcnty dollars: Lot No. Il In said Block
ID. To Sarah Y. Hadlcy, for the sum OF
fifty dollars, lots f3, IA and the south half of
lot Is in said Block, except piece s0x30 feet
IN the southeast corner of said lot No. Il
and the Mayor is hereby authorized and
directed to execute, acknow ledge aud de
liver to said purchasers, respectively. for
and in behalf OF said city, quit-Clain deed
Of all the right, title aud interest OF said city
in and to the lot or lots so purchased bv
them upon payment of said sums OF money,
AS hereinbelore provided,
SEC ?. The Clerk OF the Council shall
certify to the passage of this ordinance and
shall cause the same TO he published once
week Tor eight consecutive weeks in the Los
Angeles Daily HERALD, newspaper pub
ttshod in said city. and therefrom and
thereafter Il shall take effect and he In fun
force.
hereby certify that the foregoing ardi-
nance was adopted by the Council oi the
city OF Los Angeles At its meeting of October
7th 1854. " " ROBINSON
CLERK Of the Council OF the city OF Los An.
---geles, 4
Approved this 10th day OF October. A d.
1884 .- c. r. THOM, Mayor
GA " Sw OCtlS
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Notice to Epicures.

Los ANGELES FISHING co. receive every
day choice consigrments OF Salmon, Trout, Lob
OF fresh fish. Also choice Game, bucks Rabbits,
Snlpe. Geese. Ployers, quail, ETC., IL fact every
thing that pertains TO a first class market.
Wholesale shipments TO dealers ard hotels
specially. Goods shpred c. u. at lowet
market prices Cor. FIpsT and MAIN SITS.
aug5i + and HANIMANS Props
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-07

spanish language. by Prof A. Guyas, 4
Naln street dIi-ly 4
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Political PLEDGES

San Francisco Gail, April lrhI
When a political Convention forms its
platform. the aim Is to make it broad
enough for all 10 stand upon Specific
pledges are avoided, lest they may repel
voters who regard political pledges as NOR
ally binding. The platform committee
takes q wide and loose range Of expression.
Their platform means. i'm Il general sense.
everything. and means nothing in particu-
lar In fact, each man iutcrprcts il to suit
himself. An illustration may be found in
the proceedings of the san Jose Convention
on the railroad questions. The Convention
was anti-nmupOly in the broad sense of
the term. The majority, however, could
not he induced 10 20 upon the record rs de
claring for specific measures. The PROPOSE
ton to reduce fares and freightS twenty-five
per cent. was voted down, and a plank
adopted requiring the Commissioners TO
make material reduction. \ material re-
ductlon may mean any reduction from five
to fifty per cent. y five per cent. reduc-
ton IN receipts, with no change in
expenses, would make quite differ
ence in net profits There were other
points ON which expressions were
equally vague. The Convention was
anti-monopoly in a general sense and
nothing in Il specific sense. The ticket
nominated by that Convention was elected.
But what were the successful candidates
pledged to? What specific acts were they
required to perform? What would cOnsti-
tute betrayal Of trust? ? What might fairly
be inferred as the will of the people as eX-
pressed in the result of that election? Vari-
orIs leaders in the Democratic party of more
or less prominence have been engaged in
answering these questions ever since the
election. A certain clique, which assumes
control of the party machinery, has given
its Interpretation to the platform. This they
had a right to do. But they have gone far
ther, and denounced as traitors all mem-
berS of the party who do not accept the in
terprctation they offer This they have no
right 10 do In constructing the meaning
of vague expression, every man should
use his own Judgment. The would-be
leader who denounces rs traitors all who do
not accept his construction of general
phrase, is rather boss than leader His
sphere of action is in the lower groove of
the political machine. A A'man so deficient
in moral sense as to perceive no difference
between conflict of opinion and deliber-
ate betrayal OF trust, should be withdrawn
from public observation,
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san FRANCISCO ITEMS.

EN-CongrcS>mun John Conness has ar
rived in San Francisco from Mexico. His
home is now in Boston
Custous officials ON the Toxic seized
seven and u half pounds OF crude opium
and 100 silk handkcrchietS, which had been
smugglod into port.
The three Young men in the employ of
II. :. Crocker Il Co.. charged with manu-
featuring and selling bogus opera tickets,
have been discharged by the Court.
The fifth session of the Grand Lodge of
California met al Laurel Hail. - OFarrell
street, Wednesday, !. W. Ward, .Ir., c. d.,
presiding, and full quorum of officers and
representatives present.
The victims of the accident of last Sun
day afternoon, when the wire suspension
bridge north Of the Cliff House turned
over, are slowly improving, and no death
has resulted from the injuries received.
ON the passage of the ship John r. Kelly
from New York to this port, Peter Hansen,
Il seaman. native OF Finland aged 20 wears,
was washed overheard and drowned on
February llth, in latitude 80 :, longitude
TO W.
Wednesday morning Robert Alexander,
the painter who was mistaken for Cicero
Grimes. the robber, and subjected to im-
prisOnmcnt in consequence, was granted
writ of habeaS corpu, by United States Cir
cuit Judge Sabin Upon hearing he proved
his identity and was released.
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ExTRAsEsstoNAL NOTES.

Consideration ofthe Doyle-B Barry bill was re-
slImed yesterday by the Senate judiciary Com
mittec. The first witness examined was eN-Scn-
ator William Johnston. of Sacramento county
who was requested to State his views from the
standpoint of farmer and producer He admit
ted ii lack of knowledge concerning railroads
and their management rather a novel admis-
sion these tines. Us most of his produce Is
shipped by river
j. V. Webster, Secretary of the State Grange.
was next invited to express his views on the
bill. He referred to the feeling which he claimed
exists against the rlliroad companies, and
thought the best interests of the people de
manded some reasonable legislation on the sub
ject Of the management OF railroads. While the
Barry bill might be Objectionable in some re
spccts, he thought that in the main it embodied
the right principle.
To Senator Sullivan-Havc some knowledge of
what is known rs the special contract system
from what has been published and said. Heard
one merchant say. year or 50 ago. that the vs.
tenn was injurious to his business. The system
Is especially Objectionable To persons dealing in
and using agricultural implements In his npin-
ion it was injurious to the merchants of leading
interior cities.
To senator McClure-My opinion on this sub
jcct Is not based ON personal knowledge, but on
hcarsay and newspaper reports
To senator Kellogg certainly do think that
any law that would deal unjustly with railroads
would be detrimental to the interests of the
state. But think the bill under consideration
Is not, in general WAY. an unjust one.
To Senator Spencer-Haye Travelled cOnsidcra-
bly, over the State. Am Secretary OF the STATE
Grange, and have heard the subject of fares and
freightS freely discussed at Grunge gatherings
Have had more dealinss with the subject OF
fares than of ireightS. DO not think the farmers
and business men desire to cinch the rniIrnad
companies. Have never had any special CON
tract with such companies. Know but little
about what is known as rebate money. Think
il discrimination to charge s. fare from san
Francisco to stockton and but - 30 to Sarr,l-
mento, while that from stockton 10 Sacramento
is >. Have known OF no discrimination against
places by the abandonment of roads
To Senator McClurc-Thins the purpose Of the
bill should be To prevent discrimination Against
persons. II would be unjust TO prevent tbs
elimination rs against freights. l do not
think there should be Uniform schedule of
rates TO cover all kinds of freight
To Senator Del Nalle-Think there are now
unjust determinations prcficed Is railroads,
and that the Barry bill would b. itIIer than no
new legislation still, some of its provisions seem
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WHOLE NO. 1928.


to be severe. There arc many questions of law
I pass an opinion
I To senator Sullivan-Do not think a railroad
company should Dc compelled 20 forfeit its char
+ yer Tor abandoning any par OF is road that did
! nor pay ior operating It. Think freighlS should
I De higher ON valuable products than ON cheap
ones; aS the rS& and expense in handling is
much greater.
To senator JohnStop-Am familiar with tb,.
sentillesrtS OF t'ransers on the subject of freight
rates. They are generally In favor of a red,ic-
I non THINK that laws that would operate on
az alike are preferable to those of special
To senator Teylor-Ifa shipper desired fast
I irelgat he should expect 10 pay fast freight
10 senator Whitney-Believe thai nm honest
policy should govern railroad business rs well as
ANY other The large shipper should have, no
preference aS 70 rates over small shippers eN-
Sep' that Tor partial carloads higher mates should
To senator Nroomatl-A railroad COMPANY
could, suppose, transport "a given quantity Of
might Tor one or TWO persons cheaper than il
Vouiu II the business wCyc divided among a very
great number of persons. still the state should
not permit such discrimination
To senator Iaylor-no not think there should
he any discrimination allowed faunprS-s.y i'm
SiSSlyuu coEuty-iu the matter uf tran>parfine
thtlr puodpct> to market 20 o, the farmers mis-
fortune, uT thr result oi bad Judgment d. hp goes
- lar away trum market in conduct his bu,i-
ness. IL u docs NOT pay to raise rran iu theSs
iar-ot places ia competition with the counties
NpnNl ihc haN, the people there should ENGAGE
M ".ntr industries tae -licIvr ton per mile
should be uniform no matter ,,hpIht .l. mar
kCt DE pcuv or remote
To senator Cr,>>-jt IS possible the penalties
imposed by the hill a-5 tup severe hut thrv
should De severe enough To prevent violation.
~ would De am eNlrync rs.~, tu forfeit % charter
hccalSe one carload at irc'-h, vyus forwarded
oUt pt IT, ocyisr. and I'm such cas-, il ~h1ult h,
shown thai there was 81 disposition to disregard
.HfHE 'nHH .H|
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FOR SALE-T0 LET.

FJIU EENT-A SUITE OF FURNISHED FRONT
l rooms. mp stairs, located on northwest cor
ncr Of sixth and streets. Apply AT same place
Reference required. ap9-}t#
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nEALERS. CORNER OF FRONT AND /
IL streets Highest price for Hides, sheep
Pelt, and TallOw. Butchers supplied with salt,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines stuff
ers, Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns
made for all consignments fclS-iptf
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NOR SALEr-THE HEWELL-KNOWN PROP ay==,
L erty, the Pacific Gardens, cor. Ninth WIFI
and streets, in this city is Offered for sale AAiI
at bargain the property must be seen to be
appreciated. apply 10 OSWALD FUCHS, at the
premises. ap5-lm*
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OFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE. 40. 92f
" Third street. between ! and j. By the pulse
he can locate disease Consultation free. He
uses no poisonous drugs. but roots and herbs
nature medicine for man. Call ard see him
dlf-llr
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wlI. GUTENBERGER.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MACHIN-
| iSt, Front and y streets. Manufacturer of
Gutenbergcr's Horse Powers. Patent Ground
Roller and Clod CruShcr and Barley Mills. All
kinds of Hydraulic Pipes, For sale, three
Miller Patent Hay Presses. ml-lplm
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:. NItLE


CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS ARE PRE-
y pared to do all kinds Of work i'll their line
in city or country. Principal place of business
Sacramento. shop, No. 1924 Second street. be
tween X and l. Postotiice Box No. 10 Sacra-
mnntn- ie1.-intf
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GEORGE w. YOUNG

GEORGE w. YOUNG,
Successor 10 PIKE Il YoUNG),
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER, CORNER
Y Fourth and l. streets, Sacramento. EStab-
lished in iSl0. He has lust finished II fine as
Sortmcnt of Phaetons. Mountain BuggieS, Light
open BuggicS all sizes of Spring and Thorough
brace Wagons. \ good assortment of Eastern
Buggie> which will be sold at lowest rates Re
pairing, Painting and Trimming done in first
class style and on short notice. mrll-iptf
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Gin GENG GEE.

DHARMACIST AND DRUGGIST
gl6 THIRD ST. BET. J AND J, SACEAMENTO.
All kinds of the best and freshest medicines
kept on hand and compounded carefully. to cure
all diseases Please give me Il call mrl5-iplm
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. NJ STREET. BE
" tween Ninth and Tenth. Nos. MS and w.
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily ut $50
h NJ. Office Hours 20 . \. NJ; to ) ?. NJ, and
evenings. iyIl-lm
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DIR. NIXON.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON.
/ | etc. southwest corner sixth and streets
Masonic Building. Office HoulH-l0 to y o'cloc!,
\. NJ: = to 1. and to T. Il. mr-l5tf
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PHYSECIANS AND SURGEoNS.


DHNSICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
| corner Second and X streets Office Hours
9to 1890 \. NJ; > to f. and to ppm. Residence,
9i3 u ST.. between Ninth and Tenth. m23-iply
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.ATT0RNEYS-AT-L


v. G.. VAN FLEET ". T. TEEADWEIf.
TREADWELL * VAN FLEET.
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS, GG I
y street, near sixth. Sacramento. Cal. aPs-ip
W. :. BEATTY & :. {. DENSON,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS- AT-LAW
= Offices Metropolitan Block, X street. be
tween Fourth and Fifth. Sacramento Entrance
next door % Metropolitan Theater. Ol-tf
G.. J.. WHITE. A. L. HART
HART 4 WHITE.
4 TTOBNElS AND COJNSELORS-AT-LA
y Offices nj the southwest corner of Fifth
and streets. sacramento California. ie25-tt
HENRY l.. BUCKLEY. :. SOLON HolL
HOLL & BUCKLEY,
4 TTORNEYS AND COTNSELORS-A AT-LAW.
y Office; Northeast corner sixth and 1
streets, sacramento je9-u
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TELEPHONE planning MILL,

CORNER OF AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
\ Sacramento. II. D. NANDERCOOK u Co,
ProprietOrS, Contractors and Builders: Manu-
facturers OF Doors, SasheS Frames, Blinds and
Molding>. Planning. Turning and al kinds of
Min Work done on short notice. The fitting of
Stores and Offices Speciality. jy!2-tf
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01~J STREET, ASSAYER AND CHEMIST.
y Besides precious metals, have samples
tested for inferior metals. Also mineral water,
II often pays Gold purchased in every combi-
nation ap.-lm
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DENTISTRY.
pRs. nHEwER z sourHwoRrH.

DRS. BREWER Z SOUTHwORTH.
nENTIST%. SOUTHWEST CORNER es,.5,.y@ss
IL Of seventh and streets, in iysysai;s,TTSsSS
Brytc> new building up stairs. Teeth %1IIII
cxtractcd. without pain. by the use of i'm
proved Liquid Nitrous oxide Gas. auit-iplm
II. II. PIEESOS,
nENTI~T. 4l5 STREET BE 4r-~Sas.s.
hSmd n tween %ncfa f@9 r%dI "4d fn h1drsd sfe on ~
Goid, NulcaHitc aud all bases. Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless eNtrac-
ton of teeth. jyl4-lm
w. WOOD,
nENTIST. QUINNS BUILDING. e.
IL northeast corner Fourth and JfrctSssssSa
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted on LILLY
all bases Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction OF teeth. je35f
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JAMES Mcguire.

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERS.
vi Iron Doors, Jail Cells, shutters Railings
Grutings HousewOrk and BlackSmithing in gen
eral, No. go street between Fifth and sixth
Secondhand Doors for sale. je22-iptf
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PIONEER SODAWORKs

11nn and ll02 STREET. II. e. CLARK,
IlUU Proprietor (and successor 20 the late
f. l.. BilliugS), has removed the machinery for
the manufacture Of Soda. SarSapaIilla, Ginger
Ale, etc, 20 the above place where under the
supervision of John q Adams the business will
be conducted. Dealers and families supplied At
the most reasonable rates Call and leave Your
onderS Also Lytton Springs water on hand.
fc1Siplm
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LIGHTNING HAY PRESS.

TfrorTsNr TO FARMERS ANp ALL PER
>au- Interested iu baling hay The Light
1Iiur E.. Press. manufactured 40 the Pacific
Ca--i.-7, Works ). +. lI;ll, Proprietor Nos. laI7
10 l.,-gs sjItg- sacramento viii he put ln uutut-
tion and tested on saturday afternoon. April H.
az the above place. for the benent oi an persons
Interested The capacity of this machine IS
from l- 20 - tons day. The manner i'm which
it is constructed and the advantages IL now Iu>-
sesses over an other hay presses now IN u>e.
makes II the b.st made. Il can be handled and
operated wiki less lubor than any other For
further particulars call at the nctory or send for
cirt1!lArs Don't fail tO see the test.
au.,-rSt HAY PRESS COMPANY.
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G.. B. GLOW. u. D.,
DRS. KELLoGG " Goss,

DHYsICIAN AND CRGEON-OFFICE COR
| ncr Sixth and X streets. Hours: 10 \. NJ. TO
i NJ: > 10 ; and to F. N. Residence: Corner
Ninth and 7 streets. ia2i-iplm
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500 REWARD.

TTNIE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY
the undersigned for the arrest and conylc-
tion of the person or persons who entered me
premises known as Dawes Saloon, IN N"
morning of the ID inst and the recovery OF the
goods stolen theTcirUm. DAVID DAN II.
AnriI3 1884 ap4-2w*
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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 ana to =. VI. jyl2-tf
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y. ZENLANsKY,
IT
j. HYMAN, JR.. & BRO,

MO. 800 J STREET. GENTS
~ Clothing and Furnishing Goods jal5-iptf
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DIR. LAME.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON.-OFFICE AND
| Residence. No. :l3 J street between Third
and Fourth. Hours to 10 4 NJ. , to ) and to
SP. NJ. Office OF city superintendent Of Public
Schools at same place Se5-iplm
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BUSINESS CARDS.


c. SCIEK,
EURNITURE UREMANUFACTURER. WIRE WIN
L dow Screens and Doors kept on hand and
made To order Thirteenth and J SIS ap5-iptf
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F. Tt@IIE. J. o. FINNI'N.
1856. Z. FOSTER & CO., 1854.
DOOK-BINDERS, PAPER-RULERS AND
ID Blank Book Manufacturers. No 5ig J street,
hetWeen Third and Fourth Sncrnmento iYg1-iptf
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 40. 2l2J STREET
" Sacramento.
StO9 \. ".
Office Hours Il ~ NJ to p. NJ. Licl2-iptf
i..fl 10 $ z. N.
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JJTATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS.. $50
w 500 street. between Fifth and 4STM
Sixth have always ON hand choice vari- tel sr
ety of fine Watches Diamonds, Jewelry, Ssaslas
.tp iaI-lln
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HAEFED-LOST-FOUND.

1UASTED-SEVERA GOOD CANNASSERS,
w for few very tast-SeliinS articles. Call
on C. r SHORT. Western Hotel. apl0-3t%
WTANTED-,A SITUATION AS HOUSE
w keeper 10y lady recently from the East;
no objection 70 The country. Address HOUSE
KEEPER" I" this office. apl0-6tt
7 OST SMALL PARCEL CONTAINING
Il three pair silk Mitts one pair silk Stock
ingS and two Lace Hundkerchiefs. liberal re-
ward viii be paid for their return to MetropOli-
tan Theatcr office. lap9-5t@l LOUISE RIAL
w 4 ectioa ton AaS lust completed H AI two G new r af
Giles viii sell well with the New Becker"
Washing Machine. sample machine shipped on
Sixty Days Trial. Illustrated Pamphlet. T. W.
AElIN Proprietor and Manufacturer apS-lW@
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