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T. QUINN e sons,

CARRIAGE PAINTERS LATE FOREMAN
Y of painting department Of the California
Carriage Factory Eighth and X, with Pike Il
Young Fourth and / streets, Sacramento. Fine
finish and durability guaranteed. aul6-3m
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DENTIST, QUINNS BUILDING, -.
u northeast corner Fourth and ! lS5~SS=s@zzs
streets Artificial Teeth inserted onSuIL1C
all bases Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
C0r painless extraction of teeth je25-f
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~. n NJ ]. II ] N As'i n
j. HYMiN, JR., e ERO.,

JTATCHMAEETS AND .;i-W WELEkS, -
w 500 J street, between Fifth and SSfHs
Sixth, have always Oh hand choice vari- r. Il
ETY. of tile Watches, Diamonds, Jeweiry, 4S.ssS4st
etc. ja7-lm
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TURNITUREN RENANUFACTURER. E.RE WIN
L dow Screens and Doors kept on hand and
made 70 order, Thirteenth ana stS. apj-iptf
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WALLACE 4. BRIGGS. NJ. D.,

DHYsICIAN AND OBST TETRICIAN. OFFICE
and residence No. 2l2 ) street, Sacramento.
{ Sto A. NJ.
Office Hours: II a. ". % p. NJ. Sjel24pI
6...l TO ) T. N.
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the
by o
fvh stoU
rFhelUl ttIe
Q II
70 o D
Dr. d NJ a
resoreib DR. q
nierf1. altogether fa1 Il
Dr. Wlhe
Dr.
Rev Griffith Noronyile ann
OF I1
senir Y elcy
James, San rs
wak,G
overd
CloverlIe rropie he
ofspasm
capitalist
taking few treatments of
Dr. h
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The Poor will be Treated FREE Every Morning from to fer Weeks only
oFICEOURs 49, and 7to8F
NO TREATMENTS GIVEN ON SUNDAYS.
Remember the Number S9 street, bet Ninth and Tenth opposite the Plaza
Dr- a. D. MACK 2n@n-
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The Vital-PnV@iCaI

General Debility
Wea5S an5 a
on
the WeakB Dyspepsia rheumatism
mention
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DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
1 the University OF Berlin, Germany. Office
and residence No. 52l street. between Firth
and Sixth, Sacramento. Office hours-9 TO II a
NJ: g to > and 70 SP. N. jylS-tf
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DEYSICTAN AND SURGEON.-OFFICE AND
| Residence No. 523 J street, between Third
and Fourth Hours-S to 10 4 ", to sqd to
Schools at same place. se5-iplm
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WNI. FILERY DRIGGS. NJ. D..

OCCLIST. AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases of the Throat. Office, 429la ]
Sacramento. Cal. Hours $50 10 y A. NJ; to 4
?. II. sundays $50 10 H. 4. W: 10 4P. Y. jyl-ti
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR
] I gc0u. Office: SIS Eighth street, between
II and J. Residence, next door. Oaice hours
Until %. VI, TO .. and 6.3J 10 7;2e P. NJ. Sacra-
Inrui0 cal S}-tf
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pHYsIcIANS AND SURGEOYs.
DIR. CHAS. y. PISKHAM,

DUYSICIANA AND SURGEON, southeast corner
! of second and X streets. Office Hours
to 1920 a. N: 2to !, and to Q P N. Residence,
9l3 VI street. between Ninth and Tenth. au2@-ti
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WHOLE NO. 10,434.

contentcd themselves with claiming ." . fighting
chance in that state. Even this claim has
been abandoned since il became known that
Blaine would surely visit Ohio and now those
Nho boastcd less than Il month ago that it was
only question of how large the Democratic
majority would be, frankly admit that
BlaineS visit 10 Ohio has upset all their
calculations, and win make the result
extremely doubtful. The reception given
Blaine yesterday in Philadelphia and the ac-
counts of the hearty and spontaneous greetings
which he Is receiving at every town and village
along The route of his journey west have not
served To restore the Democratic confidence
An OHIO Democrat. az present in this city, said
70 your correspondent tonight that he had
given mp all hope of seeing Ohio 20 Democratic
" HlaiueS visit settles IT, ~ he said. Ii will do
the Republicans more good than all the money
they could put into the state. I would not be
surprised. ne added, 3" tO see Ohio give larger
Republican majority next month than She has
ever given before
Colorado Democratic state Convention.
DENVER, September 2lih-The Democratic
State Convention met at II o'clock this morn
ing. with General r. +. Montgomery rs tempo
nary Chairman and Charles +. Wilson rs tempo
rlry Secretary. The usual committees were
appointed and tbs Convention adjourned until {
this afternoon.
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G. YMICIfirE.

AT-STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
VI ana Fifth. CastIron Founder; Mauu!act-
urcr OF all kinds of Cast aud Rnd-iron Railings
and Fences. All Building Castings u gde % order
sj-fpim
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Office, Third st., bet. j and
THE Daily RECORD-UNtoN
6AYTED-L0ST-F0UND.


yJTANTlD-A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS
w good accommodations would like to get
the use Of q Horse and Buggy or Phaeton dur
ing the coming winter for their keeping. In
qulre at this Office sZl-I
7 OsT-ON OR ABOUT THE 18TH -.
/ Just a lnw-set black and tan f1ss.4Yc
Dog answering to the name OF q" Up. sEs4z=azzSSs
Any person returning him to DIR. CLUNESS,
northeast corner Eighth and II streets, Will be
well rewarded. s3t-tt
NTInOW-AGED -. WISHES POSITION As
w HOusekeeper: cOngenial home more an
object than wages address " MRS. Z. Z. NJ
ms Ul.icl. e-l-2t-
7 OsT-ON TIHETEENTH STREET, A GOLD
| ! Chain and Loc6et; photograph of 4 man
in the Lgcsct. VIII finder please leave 1t N N.
HCGRATHS, corner Fourteenth and d streets,
and be- rewarded. sG.-5t+
I OsT- YESTERDAY AFTERNOON BE
II tween Brighton and sacramento, purse
containing about SI5 and some ieWelry Finder
viii be rewarded 10y leaving the same at the
ELDBfD HOUSE X street, between Tenth and
Eleventh. s-3-3IE
TTTANTED-P PERMANENT BOARD AND
w rooms in private family. for man and
wife; first class; references exchanged; state
particulars at once. Address c. K. IL, care
this Office. s23-5t%
VTTANTED-A PARTNER WITH FROM $500
w % $50; q profe sional sporting man pre-
terred; 10 the right parry this IS a regular 6o-
euire at Room =. MECHANICS EXCHANGE, l
street, between Front and Second, from to 1:3O
o'clock p. r. sl9-lw*
CtTOLEN CAPTAIN STEVENS ~
- BROWN Horse and old KimbaH tk,lz4ES
Buggy was stolen from in front of his k&--I,As
place Of business yesterday. Any information
regarding it viii be rewarded. slg-II
TXTANTED-A FEW ENERGETIC MEN OR
w ladies 10 canvass for two fine books that
sell readily; money to he made by the right par
ties. Address W" this Office. aU26-u
NYANTED-A SITUATION BI
" . competent man with ,.i "a
good reference, rs Watchman or "
to do light work in either city or .zssszs-zzsst3
country. Address 5. STEPHENS, care of Geo.
Barrett, Dixon, Cal aut9lp2m*
Money Wanted ::. @ s: F.: #: :.." 5: \: s: :. !:
CARL sTROBEL, Our Broker, $2l St au30-tf
WANTED,
1.-TWO MEN TO DRIVE EIGHT MULE TEAMS
80; also, men to work on ranch, SO to
$50: a man to milk and make butter, so;
walters $50: man cook, S35; also. man to do
chores so, men To milk SO. Feinale-l3 girls
for hOuscWurl SO TO So waiter girls, SIS to
So, also, girls and women for various other
work. Apply to HOUSTON & CO., Employment
Office corner Fourth and streets, Sacramento.
ip1y-1utf
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TNANTED-A PARTNER WITH FROM $500
w % SO; a profe sonal sporting man pre-
ferred; TO the right parry this is regular 5o-
euire at Room -. MECHANICS EXCHANGE,
street, between Front and Second, from to 7:D
o clock p. Il. Sl9-lW"
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CO AND SE-E1
Greatest Healer Living,
DR.. ]. D. MAC LEHMAN
NOW IN SACRAMENTO.
And may be daily, FREE OF CHARGE, at his
oETFuTCES. 9I9 Z EEnEsEsEsEEI77
Tenth, Opposite the
FOR FEW WEEKS ONLY.
have San Francisco during past eight years. made
100 900 personal applications OF
VltSa-ETAySiCsal I8sGo tE9HSEaG,
In every variety human maady, with by bless
fngs performed which partake of the
fthereia VIII
file office eough to the
Of given
b eli these yoa woud not

OFFICE OF THEA
God only knows what IS jarin Nag1e! hercIy
1yoarpI He
petend he
but in
Paralysis he &
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g WHITE,

A TTORNEYs AND COUNSELORS-AT-LAW
y Offices at the southwest corner OF futh
and ] stl 2ets. Sacramento. California. jc25-tf
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Democratic Doubts About Ohio and West
Nirpinin.

WASHINGTON, September 2lth.-Sincc the first
announcement of Blaine's proposed Trip 10 the
West there has been marked change in the
expressions OF Democratic politicians in this
ciry regarding the result Of the campaign in
Ohio and West Virginia y month ago they
were confidently claiming both OF those states.
The result of the Maine election infcated 50
plainly the feelings Of the masses of Tie people
toward the Republican caudidlte Ter President
that even the most enthusiastic Democrat was
forced to admit tilat Blainc's popularity was not
overratcd. and that a similar result in Olia in
October Was u0t III any sense an i'm
plssiI,iiitv. When the full returns
from Maine were received, and it was
seen what Il splendid victory had been achieved
bv the Republicans. the EemocrJts became un-
easy Nli talk Of carrying Ohio WIS dTopped,
and even those " no had been loudest in Geclar-
ing thar Ohio woJad certainly so Democratic
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DENTISTRY.


~ F. TEBBETs, DENTIST, TO 9i4 SsssSsszs.ss
4 sixth street, between / and J ,'STTSSssssssssSS
west side, opposite Congregational NoII1E
Dnnrrn. anon
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ATTGRNEYS-AT-LAW.
". :. BEATTY 4 ;. C. DENsoN.

A TTORNEYs AND COUNSELORs-AT-LAW
y Offices Metropolitan Block. X street, be
tween Fourth and filh, Sacramento. En'rance
next door o Metropolitan Thcatcr. ol-u
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THE WONDER OF TIE AGE I!

" CrandaIF' Type Writer!
Took The First Premium at the State Fair!
Is, without doubt, the cheapest and best in use.
G. R. Q o z wv Z M
General Agent for Pacific Coast,
No 823 Second street, t,............ .SacraIn entO.
Circulars sent to any address. ieN-4Ply
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EFCETTIoV AT PrFEsKIlI

Com SPRINGS September 2ith.-At Veck-kiu
fully l@V1 gathered. Several tags and banners
were ia the procession with legends blaine and
the train stopped, James A. Hu-.td reaching
Blaine side introduced hiw while the crowd
cheercd. Blaine said; % am very much Obliged
to You. gentlemen. for your cordial greeting !
nave heretofore known much OF The hospitality
OF the Republicans Of Wcstchester county to-
ward myself aud am glad to have thiS oprur-
tunlty of thanking You IN person
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CANCER


The development Of the treatment Of Cancer
with SWlits Specific seems 50 wonderful, that all
50 afflicted should write us:
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7. Il. REID,
y DESTiST' -.
" 60 I strunt nl-r-tt -. .. -
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Logan III West virginia.

WHEELING, September 2uh.-Geueral Logan,
General Clayton. of Arkansas, and lion. W. d.
Kelly arrived in this city at 1913 this evening,
over the B. and H. road, in the private car
Youngstown. The party left Akron NJ o'clock
this morning, and General Logan made seven
fppu ~Dppclcs en- rDutp
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DIR. NIXON.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, N STREET. EE-
" tween Smith and Tenth, Nos. 9iS and y2J.
=. Oaicp hours 70 4. "; to 3 z. ", and
evenings. Jylu
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UvANTED-As SITUATION BI ~,
" competent man with III =
good reference, rs Watchman or "
to do light work in either city or 42sszz--zsz21s3
country. Address 5. STEPHENS, care of Geo.
Barrett. Dixon, Cal. aut9-lp2m*
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a TTORNFYS AND COCNSELOBS-AT-LAW
y Olice: Northeast corner sixth and /
streets, Sacramento. Je9-u
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TOE sALE-A LOT OF POLAND syT1sA,
i China Pigs three months old and kESy-zSfsO
over. Apply to p. II. MURPHY. Brigh- "a zss=z
ton, sacramento county. S-4-2N
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NTANTED-A FEW ENERGETIC MEN OR
w ladies 10 canvass for two fine books that
sell readily; money to he made by the right par
ties Address " W." this Office aU26-tf
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NOR SAIE-A PETALUMA INCUBATOR;
i l.O egg capacity; III perfect order; fine
hatciing record: cheap Box Il, Colfax, Cal.
S1S-1W
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CTQLEN CAPTAIN STEVENS ~
- Drown Horse and old Kimball ttazSE =
place of business yesterday Any information
regarding il viii be rewarded. sl9-tf
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Fa>hionab', wedding.

New YORK. September 2ith.-A Long Branch
special says of the wedding of Minnie Garrison,
the eldest daughter OF the late William X. Gar
ri>on. To Castor Chaudou de BriWllcs. son of
Count Paul dy BriailcS, OF Epcrnay, France,
Yesterday at her mothers summer rlsid- -nce at
Eibtruu. \. j.. The house was beautifully deco
rated. \ magnificent arch or dome. mostly of
roses. Was il the main hail, from which hung Il
large bell of tubCroSCS, under which the bride
and groom stood while the ceremony was per-
formed. Miss NJ. f.. Garrison, sister OF the
brGe. was bridesmaid The ceremony was per
formed by Archbishop Cnrrgau The bride
groom's best man was Hon. Charles Ramsay,
brother Of the Earl of DalhOusic. The com
pany was not large. The presents were uumcr-
Gus and some &C them magnificent The dia-
moud necklace, given by Tie brides mother,
composed of large diamonds. is said To be the
most elegant u..d costly ever seen in this COun-
try. \ diamond bracelet was presented hy the
groom. and beautiful presents of rings, chains.
etc, from the groom's family. The bride wore
dress mace by ScueSchal, of London, the front
of which was satin, embroidered with pearls.
The back was made OF old family lace.
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Z OST-Y YESTERDAY AFTERNOON BE
tween Brighton and Sacramento, a purse
containing about S75 and some iewelry. Finder
VIII be rewarded by leaving the same at the
ELDBED HOUSE, X street. between Tenth and
Eleventh s133tT
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sullivan Mntched with Laiiin.

BoSroN, September 9th. j. /. s.lllivans
brother in New York baS sent dispatch 10 the
slUEgcr'> saloon that a match has been made
with J. NJ Latin To meet sullivan within four
weeks. The winner takes all
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PUlIh hDELrfIA. September 2ith.-Thc Press
publishes Howard SuiiVdn's confession i'm tull.
lie So s. he got iijghtCucd because photOgra-
pEuT came TO take his likeness lie thought ne
Was about tr hang When the sheriff entered
the cell le found his recently cheerful prisoner
the picture of despair. Tears were rolling down
tine checks ut the frightened WTetCn. and ne
cried ont: sheriff / have made mp my mind
% tell You all about Ella Watson. ! can't keep
il any longer Ine sheriff cHpI. lined that any
confession he might make would bc used
against aim in Coug. but hc replied, 81 don't
care. ] must tell all He then said. 81 saw
Ella Watson come into Yorktown with u basket
OF poultry on her arm, rs She went into FL
well store tu sell tl" poultry said to- myself
Now here's chance 20 20 on an excursion 10
money home With her and decided TO way
lay her and take it from her. That was my
only object. watched Ella Watson go
doWl the road toward her home. | ran
through the woods. cut two clubs. got
ahead Of her and hid In the bushes. When she
got about loo yards away from nae ! ran along
tine edge ot the woods until within few feet OF
her Here Sullivan completely broke down,
the tears filling his race from his eyes. IL was
a minute before h" could "Csumcl As | got
never heard me come up, and before she knew
it was al the back of her. ! struck her twice
on tlc head with short club. ana is she fell in
the road the blood flowed. Then ] knew what
| had done. | lclt liz, running away. | did
start to leave her, but went back and searched
the club She never moved nor spoke word.
WAS with her fifteen minutes getting the money
and dragging the body from the road TO the
woods lie denied the charge oi outrage. and
seemed reluctant To talk about il. The poor
wretch said: " J don't WALT to be hanged or go
reform school, The trial takes place October
18th.
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I.OrIa sI0Ss q co.

| streets Highest price foF Hides, Sheep
Pelts and Isl'ow butchers supplied with salt,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines. stuff
ers, Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns
made for all cOusignments. fclo ipf
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Il. +. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. ). DRIsCo
ROOT. NELSON & CO.,

TTNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
l. Founders and Machiuists, Front street, be
tween and Q. Castings ana Machinery OF
every description made 10 order. ja2f4plm
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E0R SALE-LOnGING-HOUS TWENTY
/ five good rooms, all neatly furnished. This
is i rare opportunity 70 secure bargain as the
party in possession is going to leave and must
dispose ot the property. Apply to No. 925, cor
ncr Third and streets s2i-5t@
NOR SALE-A PETALUMA INCUBATOR;
i 10 egg capacity; III perfect order; fine
hatciing record; cheap. Box Il, Coltax, Cal
s25-lw
NOR SALE-A LOT OF POLAND sFsT9eA.
L China Pigs, three months old and ~
over. Apply to p. II. MURPHY. Brigh- -
ton. SasTamento county S-i--N+
NOR SALE-l6o ACRES OF GOOD LAND. ~
/ without improvements, N s. 80 per 5sss&
acre: S.ll cash down; balance on . long -
credit, az a low rate OF interest. Apply io CARL
STROBEL. 52l J street, sacramento. s-i-6tf
E0E sALE-A NICE BUILDING LOT on P
L street. at very low pI.ce. Inquire OF tAlL
sTE0HEL No. ,-l J street. s-l-o'+
T10R SALE-0N RANCH OF JA- ,oy.sor-A
/ COB MILLER. at public auc- S-Sss5
ton ID miles south of sacramento, II m
Lower Stockton Road, ;flt head ot---a'A7E=s--
Cattle tine pray Horses and other articles
sale October lst 10 O'Clock 4; NJ
C,roRE 10 LFr-Sli X STREET. BETWEEN
y EigSth and Ntmh one Of the best locN-
premises of JOHN T. COOPER, No. 81 street.
sl7-u
NOR SALE CUEAP-A SMALL BUSINESS,
Il centrally located and cheap rent. Inquire
At BERG = = Grocery store, Thirteenth ana n
streets sl2-u
TuR SALE-A ONEHALF INTEREST N \
I well established hlaekSWitIug aud wagon
maki.- business. in the town of A1bcrp, Placer
county. Dl-. For terms and particulars address
!. NJ. EHITE, Auburn S!--lm
NOR stLE-THE SPLENDID RANCH -,
ui a. Nclh-, known as the Nai- N ~
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IcoNTINErp oN IAsT PAGg.
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Money Wanted s: :: ::: E.: .: 5. \: s: :: !:
CARI. ETRORET. Orr Rrnker &ll ] ST. aIISO-tf
FOR SALE-T0 LET.

NOR E-LODGING-HOUSE: TWENTY
/ five good rooms, all neatly furnished. This
is 4 rare Opportunity To secure a bargain as the
party in possession is going to leave and must
dispose OF the property. Apply to No. 92s, cor
ncr Third and streets s2i-3t@
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NEW NoRk. Scptenhor 2ith.-The steamer
Lord of the Isles fr0m Yokohama. arrived TO-
day August sd. OF cape Guardaiui she took
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Serious Trouble Threatened IN Wash


WASfIINGTuN. September eth. There is
prospect of serious trouble in this city petWeeh
the resident lahorcrs and gang OF Italian ana
Hungarian lahOrers brought from New York by
Thomas NcCaun Of that city who has con-
tract for 'S:uu0UJ or 100000 worth OF sewer con-
strlction in this District. Tn" laboreTs here are
principally ColOred men. and have been recelV-
ing 81 51 per day. 1t is said 10y tGem that the
imported laB0rcIS are only tn he PAD 90 cents
and 80 cents per day. \ gang Of 2jJ foreigners
is encanpcd in Gales woods, just outside the
city limits. and employed on the boundary
sewer. The Washington laborcrs are very IN. IN
diguGut over the importation OF thc 4oIelSh
labOTUrs, and arc making threats
China at the Ntw Orleans Exppsition'
WA~HrNGrox. September 2ith.-The Chinese
Government has applied thro lsh Mr. oung,
our Minister AZ rekin, for $3.50 square leet LOT
its display ut the approaching New orleans aA-
position. Mr. Burke. Director Ucneral' mas
been written to upon the subject by the Depart
incnt of state
Tie United states Treasury.
WAsuINGroN. september 24th.-'rhe term ofC.
i, Coon rs Acting Secretary of the Treasury, un-
der the speciaI designation by the President,
cyuircd al the close of business to-day, and all
business which by law must bc transacted ny
the Secretary will therefore have to bc held IN
ubcyance until al appointments Is made to MT
the vacancy.
French Transport wrecked.
NEW NoRk. Scptelnbor 2ith.-The steamer
Lord of the isles. from Yokohama. arrived TO-
day August sd OF cape GuardAlui, she took
- ssr VaAf
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NTIpOW-AGED -. WISHES POSITION AS
w Housekeepcr; congenial home more an
object than wages. address MRS. &. Z. NJ
This office. s23-3t#
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LAKE MOHAWK n. ", September 2ith.-Thc
Conference of prominent phlantbroi SIS inter
ing aud viii continue three days with General
Clinton b. Fisk. OF New York ~ President, and
Herbert Welsh as Secretary The Conference
solution of the indian problem. inri"diug the
capacity of the indian To progress in education,
and the benefit OF granting lands in sevcralty.
The speakers were Captain Pratt, of Carlisle
Barracks. and General Ml-0y, Superintendent
Of Agencies.
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Just. low-sat bldck-and-tau {Es.;SS2c {E-ss-.sSc
Dog answering to the name of Tip g.
Any person returning him to DIR. CLUNESS,
northeast corner Eighth and II streets, Will be
,YnI r..,arcnd s2t-tf
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MANUFACTURER OF ROAD SCRAPERS,
~ Iron Doors Jail Cells, Shutters, Railings,
Gratiugs HouScwoTl and B!acksmithing iii gen
erai. No so X street, between Fifth and Sixth.
Secondhand Doors for sale. le224pt
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have San FRANCISCO during the past eight years. made
over 100000 personal applications OF my