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Panama 9S: St Louis and san Francisco, ID :;
Texas aciiic, Is; Union Pacific, iSl4; Wells,
Fargo * COS Express it,; Western Union. 64]2.
strange Effect of "A Lightning stroke.
NEW YORK, September sth.-A special from
Norwich SAYS: \ single flash OF lightning last
summer struck an entire potato field OF several
acres belonging 10 y. J. Wood i'll Nindham
county The vines turned yeIlGW and spraWlCd
over the ground. When Wood went to dig
Them a few days ago, he found not Il potato in
the whole field Ii is the first instance Oh record
IN which ii growing crop was destroyed By the
electric iuid.
Hanged by Il Masked Mob.
MONTICELLO ark. September Sth. - Saln
jackson tcOlored), who outraged and murdered
Coriunc Haynes. white girl. aged -. seven
wears ago. and was recently captured, was taken
from the Hamburg Jail saturday night by
masked mob and hanged to Il tree.
Senator Anthony'> WEI.
PROVIDENCE lR. j., September Sth.-lhe viii
Of Senator anthony was filed to-day II leaves
about 500 900 to his sister and relatives. The
public requests amount To $1,000.
Killed and stabbed by Il Newspaper Re
porter.
CHICAGO September Sth.-W. K. Lyell, re-
porter for the TiA.sS iii an alteration at the lair
grounds this afternoon, stabbed and kill1 d Dan
lei Gregg an engineer on the Northwestern
road. The latter had applied OpprobrOuS
CD!thet To the former
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( In the Senate and Assembly Chambers. The
whole Capitol building and tuIic Will be brill
H. tiabth iIi.t;,fr, tss-,-..-.f I : i nom
angel Island. will discourse Promenade music
AZ UiCIya!S throughout tAc evening in the TO
tUuda. TEE Pro G.,s',i;;N.
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TO PIONEERS. =

N?ENBERs OF THE SACRAMENTO SOCI-
VI ely of California Pioneers are hereby no
tilted that the Society has accepted an invitation
to join in the procession on Admission Day, and
all who wish seats in carriages should apply at
once to J. II. Sullivan. 1907 Fourth street. 4 ban
quet to visiting Pioneers and invited guests viii
take place at Pioneer Iiall after the close OF eN-
erciseS at the Theater. Carriages in line Of pro-
cession will he furnished all visiting Pioneers.
and a cordial invitation to be present is hereby
extended to all members Of Societies OF Calitor-
mia Pioneers. The following named gentlemen.
constituting the Reception Committee. will he M
Attendance at the Socie(y's rooms in Pioneer
Hall: Geo. W Ches'ey, Geo. \. Putnam, W. =.
Coleman, James MctMre, y. D. tioodeil, c. X.
neughcty. Edward TWitehell. Felix Tracy J.
II. McKune, Henry Treichler I. N. Lindley, Dr.
II. ". Nelson and II. VI. luRue. complimentary
tickets to the ball at the Senate aud Assembly
Cha bcrs in the State Capitol building in the
evening viii DC furnished lorcerS upon applica-
ton to \. Leonard Secretary Of Committee of
Arrangements, at 1917 Fourth street.
A. LOGAN,
A. II. POWERS, Committee
=. :. LAWSON, of
T. II. Russell, Arrangements.
sii-2t A. LEONARD,
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ADMISSION DAY, ON TUESDAY, SEP
TENDER 9th,

VIII form ut the corner of Seventh and X
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 / street.
The column will move promptly Mt > clock
A. NJ in the following
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Sacramento Division, No. :, 80
[. r.. h of T.. viii meet THIS IN
1uesday) MORNING, at $500 clock, SSI-gl
in full uniform, excepting cuffs, ut I.wS
Grand Army Hall. K street, between N
Fifth aud Sixth. to participate in IT, =.
the Native SoES Parade JAS. DAVIS, ;. X. c.
Ace WILSON : X L sg-lt$
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pRNo FACTORIES ~ SPNY.-Spain boasts
OF wcnjy-.iN piano-flrte manufactures,
fourteen ot winch are in Barcelona, two in
Saya2o>>a and he remainder are scattered
over The country. There are prnaably
about dazcH much smaller workshops
which enrich the verdi at the rate of a
piano every Two or three months. The
largest iaMlui;ctnry in the country turns
ogt about two hundred and fifty instru-
mcnt, wear, the second largest about one
hundred ard thirty, and only these two use
steam power. The entire production OF the
country IS from eight hundred to nine hum
drcl insJUmen, year. spain is even far
behind France in pianoforte making.
small light, and ;hin Straight-stringed cot
tage pianos, without the slightest attempt
al any external oIuamSntati0n. except the
regulation sconces and handles, are the or
der of the day in this country. If a maker
were to produce a large cross-stringed in
strument, and throw in an iron support or
two. he would look upon himself as 4
demi-god and his fellow manufacturers
would be struck with amazement. One
house only makes grands, and that one
turns ont two in = year; the table-shaPed
piano is unknown.
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SAN FRANCISCO. September S, 1854.
MGRSING Session.
AErERNnoX sEsSIoN.

DoN'r take that - cocktail in the morn
ing If YOU have swelicd head, nau-
seated stomach and unsirung nerves result
ing from the conyival party last night
the sure and safe way to clear the cObwebs
from the brain, recover Zest for food and
tone up the nervous system, is to Use DR..
Picrce's Pleasant Purgativc Pellets Sold
by all druggists
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:. Grafton, by Grand Orator r. T. Dcvlin, OF
Sacramento Paror, No. 3, Sacramento.
Music
L. Poem, by H. J. W. Dam, Esq, of Sunset
Parlor No. p, Sacramento.
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oPEN-AYR CONCERT

BY the Band of the First Artillery Regiment. in
the Capitol Park. At o'clock the Grand March
will inaugirate the
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

lsrrcAL DIsrArcnrs TO rHR prooap.rYlox !
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The ordinance relating to the discharge Of
bombs, firecrackers, and other explosives. will
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 - ride in carriages
viii find the Committee on Carriages az the
Golden Eagle Hotel, at $40 A. NJ.
Any invited civic or military organization not
assigned above viii be given is place in line by
applying ut Headquarters OF the Grand Marshal
j. E. LARUE, Grand Marshal.
II. l. WILEY, Chief Aid. se6-3t
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CARLYLE COMMENTS on THE BIBLE
Speaking Of the Bible. Carlyle said 1T is
a wonderful book, that; Some years ago
read the four Gospels through, aud | wept
a grca, deal oyerit. |, Is full of sinccritics
and everlasting truths. | did not find
Christ tia; Observation-Disclosures character
which people have made of Him. On
the contrary. Tie is man with great
deal of anger in Him, but the arger all ON
the right SIDE. lie always has 4 sharp
word 10 return to The PlIariSecs. When
one who has kept the Ten Commandments
asks Him whether that i not enough, He
tells him no Leave all thy riches aud
follow lf;er me" Speaking Of
the indifference of the people Of our times
toward ljgh-mindcd men, he said :
q II Jesus Christ were 10 come to-day
people w0uid noi even cruelty Him; they
would ask Him TO dinner, and hear what
He had to say, and make fun OF it. - Mac
milan Magazine.
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The Cars Visit to Warsaw.

WARSAW, September Sth.-Coupt Gourko re-
ccivcd the Car and party upon their arrival
this morning. The Imperial party subsequently
reviewed fifty thousand troops. They were re
Ceivod everywhere with manifestations of cor
didity. The city i, illuminated this evening in
honor of the Imperial guests. brilliant recep-
ton and grand ball will be given their Maiesties
T..
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ROUTE OF MARCH.

From Seventh and X 10 II, II to Eleventh
Eleventh TO X, X to second. Second TO !, J 10
Tenth, Tenth to NJ, NJ to Second. and counter
march.
At the conclusion of the countemarch the
Parade will be dismissed without further cere
mony. MarShals of Divisions are specially re-
queSted To allow no one 10 leave the line until
the parade is concluded The organizations
seeing the necessity of continuing the periec-
ton of the parade rom first to last Will second
the efforts Of their Marshals bv strictly observ-
ing this rule
At the conclusion of the parade the literary
exercises will bc held at the Metropolitan Thea
ter. the doors of which will not be opened until
the arrival OF the Grand Officers. Seats the
stage will be reserved for the Pioneers. The
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Briggs Orchard and Vineyard; 300
acres in Vineyard; 20 acres in Orchard; so
acres for Grain; the quality of the land cannot
be surpassed in the State has fine large Dwell
ing, Drying house, clearinghouse, Store
house, Stable, etc; underground Irrigating
Pipes with large Reservoir apd steam Engine
situated on Putah Creek, Solano county, on
line of California Pacific Railroad place will
produce net profit of nearly $40, coo this year
will be sold at a very low price owing to i'll
ness of Mr.. Briggs. Those wishing TO purchase
property of this kind viii do well to exam
inc this place. The property will be sold for
less than improvements cost.
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500 acres of rich black loan soil, suit
able Tor Grain. Fruit or Cattle ranch; has liv-
ing springs of wafer; 200 acres will produce
Alfalfa situated on the coast in Monterey
county. Price, 50 600.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Filled September 6. 1>Si1
.Apsjl ~. l,Si-M:chaci Teddy 10 Ellen leddy-
south half ot n III hrlf Df !ut s. ; ana 7, Third
and Fourth streets.
September ., l8,i-Georgc and Elizabeth
Grupp TO %m. GrIpP-North halt of the south
east quarter ri section =, township 6 nuIth,
range cast, containing 50 acres; $50.
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For &S,O00-S0 acres; 20 acres of which
are in Grapes; > acres in Peaches; acres in
Strawberries and Blackberries: good Dwelling
and Barn: miles from Sacramento.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
English GunnOat Fired Upon by the
Chinese,

LoNpoN. September sth-Thc English gun
boat Zephyr vas incd upon Yesterday from the
Kin Pal iurts and III officer and sailor We're
wounded. Tie Zephyr was mistaken for Al
French vessel o. similar appearance. The Brit
ISL Admiral viii demand an explanation.
LONDON. September Sth-A later dispatch
from thc Times correspondent at Foochow,
says: The Chinese are profoundly distressed
over their mistake IN firing on the Zephyr and
have made satisfactory explanation to the Brit
isn Admiral
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LoNDoN, ScWembcr>th-Thc PET NaT GG.cttc
says The Chinese Government has made n
declaration Of war i'll the form of Il manifesto
from the Emperor to the people. The Emperor
declares that he regards the French action as
constituting q state OF war, and he calls upon
his subjects to aid in repelliug the foe
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD
ID 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 | street track to end Of
road, or for furnishing and hauling the same ;
for bridging, per thousand feet, board measure;
all according to specifications on file in office OF
County Clerk. Bids to beopened FRIDAY, SEP
TENDER 10Th, at 10 \. NJ The Board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids. By order of
the Board. Tsi;-Stl CHAS. 81. COGLAN, Clerk.
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BELL & CO.,
ZEAL ESTATE DEALERS AND Az
/ GERS, No. sol X street, Clunic Build
..,. -r- ~. -. PAL Tr.4.t ,
REAL ESTATE, ETC.
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH

GRAND BARGAIN IN CITY REAL ~.
u ESTATE: 30 Dwellings. including one s..iI
TWo-story Brick Hotel. one Thrce-stOry LII
Brick Hotel and one Three-story Frame Hotel:
all first-class property situated in the heart of
Sacramento city, viii rent for 5000 per month;
title perfect inns IS ne e, best chance ior cash
days of 40. For particulars, inquire OF b. N
BUGBEY, Real Estate Agent, p. o. Box 204.
Residence. Ga Thirteenth street au16-2ptf
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The Susanyille 4drocQte contradicts the
reports of the prevalence of bloody fux
among the children in that place. 1t
knows OF but three deaths from that cause
during the season.
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HoRsroRD's AcID PHOSPHATE makes
cooling drink Into half trumbler of ice
water put teaspoopful of Acid Phos-
i,,,..v: ..si,. ...,l ~ ..lA. 1850.
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For siO,000-I6o acres, IL aci es in Grapes,
n few Fruit Trees, Dwelling ard Barn; living
water upon the place: situate ~ miles from
Sacramento.
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Many cures for snoring have been in
vented, but none have stood the test so well
as the old reliable ciothes-pln.
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Wv LsEs CLOSE.

I'VE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY AGREE
w 10 close our respective places OF business
THIS Tuesday MORNING, september ., 1881,
(Adraission Day.. at go. and not open I'M
til WEDNESDAY MORNING: WciuStock <
Iuhin, :. Lipmau & Co, Ziemer Bros, Gattmann
i Wilson. T. C. Parsons II Co, +. Lyon Il Co,
c. II. Gilman, C. II. stevens !, Co, Hale Bros.
a. n O.
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lhe honor ana responsibility conferred upon me
by the Native Sons ofthe State of California and
the Consti'utlon governing them, lake tins
metnou OF prociahnlhS 70 the people OF (allior-
ma the CeicpialioH Oh the iAIrty-Iourlh ami
versary OF
ADMISSION nav nv rry-tSO.y SIP
, =
AL1hcAN 9'h'
In this city. under the ausn;ces of SACRAMENTO
Parior M : and SnnSrt iTarIor No 20 \ :
e. W
on this occasion will be eommemorated the
ADMISSION o. California mo the fedcrai Olilon,
ana Iel9GrleS OF one Oh tne eFe5eSI ePQchS IN
! inc Wofid lnslor!-tae GAYS OF f-Wil DC per
petuatcd in the minds OF those who are 10 fol
low Ill tle footsteps OF our Gailaut IloueSr lore
l"Ihels IL. .. ii, -. =
1t II iieeultSa 20 ,'NtL upon inc grandeur OF
inns OCCASION when VIII caii together represent
atVeS rom an parts OF our STATE nor Is II heceS
saTy 10 say 10 Hheral, generous eNerrcad! sac
ramehtaIls ih4t lhc N3tNe sons expect every
man 70 Go ms dlItH on thai daH toward extend,
ing hearty. welcome 70 the citl's guests, and
III making me ga! sucA success aS VIII DC
S1 TI@ :, , ii IN yG MI To- h CONT
inc 4o4lo"HlS VII ~
THE PROGRAMME.
At the hours of6 =. NJ. 12M. and or 81 the
various bells OF the cry viii ring oQI pea.s OF
welcome at thc Sane hour salute will be fired
ny B9'tery Is, fifst ,AftiIieI! Regiment SIa-
TONED III the 'alhlol farN'
THE PROCESSION.
ivan r,-,, ,+ tho .cr,,o, ,r sr.,,,tb ,,,,l L
.tr 40 ,ie fiio,y. VI ANU y
Fi-St bivitinn ~, Seventh street cxtc,di,.,
III r;ai' sim, ~, i $50, ~ minis
C, y ,o.t
iii V ysti,,, ~, G,,,tb '>''
7rii3 n;,,,ii,,, ,t t,o, ,,,,,1i,, ,.t
nv ito ~, , oi n S'''
n,1T niio, m itib,I ,rt c>tcrdir
sor,,b ~ r.st;,,,, -, t+,,t 49,
n ctIIn,n , ,lI,.. ir,r,ntl o+oo,cIoc
!, i, Tho f,lIay-inT i'0'f'''
A NJ III 'lt ion0miHs
hoII Il oF hAhSh'
From seventh and h 10 II, II to Eleventh
Eleventh TO X, to second, Second to !, } 10
Tenth, Tenth to Nj, NJ TO Second, and counter
march.
At the conclusion Of the cCuutcrmarCh the
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THE HTNA SPRINGS

NO THE HIGHLY Curative 2 esy~>~
I properties Of these waters Sf<HISa~ -
end ire charms Of the place is 81 5s::Stse'
added am elegant and cap9cousS&i - ~ Ok
Swimming Bath. ss--s=.----S -
Visitors leave san Francisco at \. " for ST
Helena, thence by daily stage Sundays eX-
cepted). arriving at the lEtnaS at > T.. N.
For pamphlet containing analysis and cures
address WI. BURNELI. Superintendent. OWN.
II. LIDEIL, Proprietor, Lidei T. O., NaPa
county. Cal. mI-u
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LILO acres of land in Butte county; 4
miles from Sacramento river produced over
5000 sacks of wheat this year from COO acres,
each sack averaging 139 pounds; has Dwelling,
Barn and Granary. Price, S3j per acre. Land
of the same quality cannot be purchased in
Butte county for less than So per acre.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE COUNTY
ID Clerks Office. Sacramento city, up till 10
O'Clock A. NJ, SEPTEMBkR ii. 1884, for the re-
pairing OF the Folsom Wire Bridge, i'll the town
of Folsom, Sacramento county. Plans and
specifications now on file in the County Clerk S
Once, Sacramento city. The person or persons
10 whom the contract may be awarded must give
a sood and substantial bond, to be approved by
the Board of Supervisors of the above named
county, for the true performance of said con-
tract in accordance with plans and specifca-
tons The said Board of Supervisors Of said
Sacramento county reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. BY order of the Board
&C. CHAS NJ. COGIAN Clcrk
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in Grapes; ; miles from Sacramento. Price,
So per acre.
30 acres 81 Splendid Fruit Land, II miles
from Gig limits. Pre-. 80 per acre.
&c acres at brighten station, a~c niles
from sacramento. VIII De sd}G.y:,. into
small tracts, and sold for 80 PER ac.c; half
cash; splendid Fruit and Gralc Laud.
For al 100000 acres near Pilot Uill,
e Dorado county: 5 acres in bearing Vine
yard; 1,505 bearing Fruit Trees; go acres Of
Grain Land; splcndid ma,ke; for All pro
duced; good Dwelling and Barn.
374 acres on Sacramento Eivcr-I0 acres
in Alfalfa, 10 acres in Apples and Plums;
Dwelling and Barn; splendid Hop Land.
Price, Sl5,g00.
GI0 acres n2ar Brownsville, Yuba county.
Dwelling; > Stables; 5 acres il Alfalfa: Fruit
Trees, etc. Price, $3.50.
Other LANDS in different parts OF the State.
~ Parties having Lands For Sale
viii find it TO their advantage to
place them with rs.
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JOHN f. COOPER,

527 J street Also, cheap ana meJ;ium-priced
Pianos from $225 up. Old Pianos and Organ:
taken in exchange for new ones. Knabe, Hainss
and Geo. Woods Pianos.
az Pianos to Rent. al2-2p
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SWEETSER g. ALSIP.
SACRA ENTO.
NOTICE.!

TINE CARPET CLEANING BUSINESS OF
L the late A. HATHAWAY will be continued
under able ard efficient management Your
orders solicited. MRS. Il. HATHAWAY.
sJ-3pim
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80 acres, which VIII be subdivided into
40-acre Tracts; has Dwelling and Barn; acres
in Grapes; ; miles from Sacramento. Price
So per acre.
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GROCERY FOR SALE.

A GOOD PAYING GROCERY STORE. WrTu
~ stock and fixtures, will be sold chean for
cash, on account of leaving the city. For nsr
ticulars inquire of HALL, LUHRS g. CO Pas 9Is
Second street. a12osonimS no
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MATHUSHEK PIANOSI

GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
Re THE BEST-OVER TWO -.,.zssss,sz..
a Hundred and Fifty in use in SssssfAssSs
Sacramento. The Uprights ahead : \ 81 y
of everything. Keep in tune at
one-quarteT the expense of any other piano. Be
ware Of limitations and frauds offering them.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ALLEN SPRINGS.
yAIyIF COUNTY - 4

n ]. STEVENS HAVING 4 <ss5-1
IL, leased the weil-known 90, L
and popular watering place "a 4.-sssE ~
known as the Aliens springs 595j'i - Ztsst
Lake county, the Hotel VIII be%--zs--.------s---
RIM in first-class style in every particular. Mr.,
stevens is en- experienced hotel man aud VIII
snare no pains in making his guests comfortable
aud at home. Stages run daily and make con-
uacriOus with all trains. mi5-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

UNCKETS TO TIE BAIL TONIGHT WILL
| be delivered 90 the Native Sons of the
Golden West to-day when IN line.
Al Aids are requested to meet the Grand Mar
shal mt headquarters this morning al O'Clock.
sg-lt J. Z. Ia RI +. Grand Marshal.
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PAID

TN ENDOwMENTS TO DATE-THE UNI.
| versal Benevolent Association of California
Incorporated August s, 1881.
Home Office: 1888 Mission street, San
Francisco.
Issue of Certificates of Endowment of One to
Two Thousand Dollars, payable at Marriage or
at Maturity Send for Circulars and Papers. Re.
liable Agents Wanted. ja162ptf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

q. A. R-Attcntion, Sumner Post, No. 3.
You are hereby ordered to assemble at g. L.
Hall, ut So o'ciock, THIS TUESDAY MORNING.
September 9th, prepared for parade. All com
rades in the city in good standing, are invited
10 fall in with Us.
J L. SKINNER, Post Commander.
II CDpWrS Adiutult st-1t%
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STEINWAY g. SONS PIANOS.
A HEYMAN SOLE AGENT, ! ,--l;sfl l,sss-.s
"A street. bet. Sixth aud Seventh ssssa:SSSssS
opposite Courthouse. PIANOS TOY y u
let. Pianos sold on installmRnfs- ie9-2plm
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Nr.Y York. September sth.-Stocks opened
s,bseTIIartly there was a recovery OF = to 13,
bqt al midday the entire market was weak
again. 20
Kew YORK. September Huntington, l22;
Central Pacific, 40i9; Northern Paelnc, Ter
<5oyffer7l Pacific preferred. 4l}2 Northwestern,
- 49, 81 f'4srir,l tir,. C-e~s-i NaNisatlon-
%; Transcontnental, 151a; Pacific Mail, 4s'4;
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-09

80 acres Of Splendid fru., Land, Il miles
from Gig limits. Pre-. 80 per acre.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-09
1850. 1854.
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ADMISSION
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HEADQUARTERS GRAND MARSHAL
ADMISSION DAY CELEBRATION,
PIONEER HALL. September &, 1884.

To the Citizens of California Approaching
the honor and responsibility conferred upon me
by the Native Sons ofthe State of California and
the Constitution governing them, | take this
method of proclaiming 10 the people of Califor-
MIA the celebration of the Thirty fourth Ami
yerSarY of