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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-06-05
Occupations ofthe People

Perhaps the most important sign.fcau
information presented by General Francis
\. Walker, superintendent of the ccusu.
of 1880, is what he says about til,
occupations Of the people of the United
States The census gives the number
ofpersons engaged in gainful occupations
as 1892, 900, or 1871 per cent. Of
total persons over ten years old These
we're engaged in the four chief lines Of
occupation as follows: Agriculture.
I go, 900; professional aud <Soaal
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-06-05

Two thousand Federal appointments
have been made since the lh &c March.
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Low SHOES CHEAP
FOR SALE.

TINE Farm called aud known as Part Great
S. Thomas, containing about IS acres.
ocaled near st Joseph Church, st Mary 5
county, Maryland, in the Iert OIL tobacco
growing section, aud about 3 miles from
Mechanlrsvlile, the present. terminus Of tho
) VI. r. r. Improvements A crmlort,k .
Dwelling, hue Barn aud other necessary Oat-
Buildings Terms liberal For further psr.
ticulars, appIy TO
Judge FRED stone,
f5tt ioouco, VII
je5-ct
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-06-05
\ WILSON SIMPSON
Constable.

, f,,rU ao oesn appointed Constable and
- y d eYou and sufficient bond and IN
'eaalus gc eeIole my entire time to The d,,; Il"
OF log All Al very respectfully soIiri, hns;
ness 10 al paris Q! the county Co1,o. ousl-
sPoel l J; ana prompt returns re"5aroa
Nd. = OnarItS county,
NH 2l-lm
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Dry Gooos Department.

A general stock Of Dress Goods Domestic
Gotten Goods, Fraunels Blankets. Comforts
Table Linen, Piece Goods, for men and Bows
Wear, etc, etc.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-06-05
j B. KENT & CO,
Commission Merchants

I0Oa''o' rom, Grain, and all kinds Of
,,,s country Produce minus u
IAN Aim lisa. ''i baitmore, Nd
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6lS Penn. Ave, GIG Il Street, n W.,
WASHINGTON D. C.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Coach Findings and Metals Iron ofail
Kinds Steel, Axles, Springs, Tools,
Bolts, Duck, Leather, Cam
vas Spokes, Rims
Hubs, Wheels,
Horse Shoes Horse Nails,
etc ETC. e.C.

We are the only house in the District ear
rying in stock F'uH Lime Of Black
smith roots.
We are also manufacturing the Morehead
Saw Set, for setting Circular and all heavy
Saws The only tool made which will do the
work Price, 200 each
An inspection Of our stock is invited and
correspondence solicited.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-11
LA QUESTION %D'oRIENT.

Londres, 29-D'apres les dope.
ches arriv6es aujourd'hui de Saint.
Petersburg, les membres du cabi.
net rasses penseraient que l'Au.
triche ct la Scribe noueraient DIES
intrigues pour agrandir leur terri.
toire respectif aux d6pens DIES in
t6rets russes dams les Balkans. lis
auraient recu cette nouvelle de
source autoris6e, car, depuis plu-
sieurs jours, Ia Russie fait des pre-
paratifs n6cessaires pour assurer
le maintien de ses droits. 4
Londres 2O-Les arm6es Scribe
OF Bulgare sont en- face Pune de
l'autre sur la route de Sofia.
Les communications telegraph
ques directes avec lie camp dies
deux armees sont coup6es ettoutes
les depsches qui cont1ennent DIES
nouvelles sont interceptees.
On GRANT que les hostilit6s ne
clatent dun moment d lautre.
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LES ELECTIONS EN- ALLEMAGNE.

BERLIN, 90 detection DIES dele
CUES charges de choisir les mem
bres de Ia diete prussienne, q etc
favorable an nouveau parti liberal
|allemand. Sur quatre mile dele
CUES choisis, $50 sont des conser.
vateurs, ITO nationaux; les autres
sont des membres du nouveau par
ii liberal. .5a5s.
BERLIN, 29-Lesc catalogues ont
reussi 9 conserver leurs positions
dams la Westphalie ct les provin-
ces du Rh1n.
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RoMF, 26-Une pluie torrentiel-
le sniyie bientot lamentations de-
waste les environs de Carraro. Les
routes etles chemins de fer, ainsi
que beaucoup de propri6t6s parti-
culieres ont etc d4truits.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-11
UN DEsAsTRE

SA1NT.JEAN (Terreneuve) 81
Des avis reeus aujourd'hui du La
brador, dissent qu'une grande tenn
pete a ravag6 la cote, le IL octobre,
causant d'immenses d6gats parmi
les bateaux pecheurs ancres le along
de la cote. 20 bateaux ont etc sub
merg6s GU conduits 3 la cote, ct 20
personnes III moins parmi celles
composant les 6quipages ont perdu
la vie. Deux miles personnes sont
en- ce moment 3 terre dams un 6tat
de misere incroyable.
Ces nouvelles ont cree beaucoup
d'excitation lei ct des vapeurs Sc
ront envoy6s imm6diatement vers
le lieu du sinistre ayec des provi-
sions, des effets ct d'autres objects
a I'usage des marriages.
SA%1NT-JEAN 27-On apprend que
la tempete a soufl6 du Ii au Is
courh Mt, ct que les pertes SO chit
trent par yingt bateaux marriages
ct centSvies de perdues.
New-York, 22-- Une d6peche
sp6ciale de Constantinople dit quill
paraft probable que Ia politique
%paci6que suivie par le sultan dams
Ia mesure Impossible aura 6t6d'un
certain avantage B Ia Turquie.
Les tatermoiements ont vite
6puis6 le patriotisme DIES Bulgares
par les sacrifices consid6rables i'm
poses aux resources de la nation.
lie sultan ct le prince seront heu-
reux aujourd'hui d'accepter ,toute
solution que proposeront les puts
sances, ct on consid6re CONNIE GER
tame une solution pacifque de la
crise actuelle.
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tits s'6talent choisl pour aslle.
La guide, Sc sentant d6couvert,
r6pondit braYement q ces bruyan-
tes clameurs par un cri de guerre
ct fit ranger So petite troupe en-
bataille derriere chaque angle DIES
rochers. L'action s'engagea au
point du jour contre les Iroquois,
qui s'etaient eux-memes fait des
abris DIES buissons, des arbres,
des moindres pills de terrain.
Pendant plus dune heure, les
coups de fusils Sc succ6derent
sans relache, sans amenerde Result
tats, car, de part ct d'autre, les
combattants avaient trop d'expe-
rience pour Sc dSmasquer. Ce-
pendant un des sauyages les
plus intr6pides ayant cherche q
gagner le sentier en- rampant entire
tous les accidents du sol qui pour
ralent lul servir d'abr1, Ie chasseuir
canadien abaissa son arme, fit feu,
entendit un cri ct Wit son homme
.tomber mort.
Des c1ameurs ~confuses s'6leve-
rent aussitot du milieu des assail-
lants que GO premier 6chec exas-
pera car lis en- tirerent un mauyais
.augure. s.
a continuer.
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LA SITUATION EN- FRANCE.

SA
Paris, LA Chambre des d6pu-
ties est convoqu6e pour le 10 no.
Evembre.
LES CHAINEs DE CHRIsTOPHE COLoMh
Genes, Lies journaux de cette
vile annoncent q propos du qua
trieme centenaire de la d6couverte
de I'Am6rique que lie chevalier
Baldi a r6ussi apr6s plusieurs an
n6es de recherches, a r%atrouver les
cha1nes don't Christophe Colomb a
etc charge, lorsqu'il fut emprison-
ne en- Espagne en- Fan 1900.
MADAGASCAR.
Paris, ler-Lesf forces franchises
a Madagascar rvont etre concentrates
sur les principaux points ouverts
au commerce.
LA BOURsE.
Frankfort, ler--ler. -Presque
tous les stocks ont subj une baisse,
mails plus particulierement les rem
ties russes ct Italiennes.
LA FRANCE EFT LIE VATICAN.
Paris, 81 oct.-L'ambassadeur
de France au Vatican est rentr6 3
Paris pour attendre que le gouver-
nement francois fasse connaftre 50
politique religieuse.
PARIS, 29-On a tent6 au1our-
d'hui d'assassiner M. De Freycinet,
&c qui cause beaucoup d'excita-
ton en- cette Vile.
PARIS, 29-n ny guere de dou-
to que c'est un italien qui a tent6
d'assassiner N. de Freyeinet: son
accent trahit son origine. II Sc
glorife de SO tentative d'assassinat
ct semble eprouver beaucoup de
regret de &c gu ellie ait 6chou6e.
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HCTI0 DE
EsPERANOEsDE DON CARLOS.

VENIsE, 29-Don Carlos est arri-
ve en- cette vile ct y demeurera
probablement quelque temps. II
dit que le roi d'Espagne est dams
sun 6tat de sant6 critique ct sill
meurt ses amis pr6pareront Ia re-
gence, lanarchie sen suiyra ct don
Carlos consid6rera alors son inter
vention CONNIE o%pportune.
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Champagne electorate en- Angle
t0rre.

Londres, IA mesure qu'on
approche de la date fx6e pour les
elections les chances du parti lib6-
raj semblent augmentar., Les IL
beraux sont prets q faire quelques
concessions d l'el6ment radical.
Lie marquis d,Hartington, pour
un, Sc montre plus dispose que
par le pass6 3 accepter les yues
des radicaux pour ce qui concerne
pEgypte. ct Ia decentralization de
P6glise anglicane.
NJ. Gladstone went de publier
dams une revue un article sur la
creation du monde, lequel denote
chez lui une grande vigueur d'es-
prit. III est ASSET bien de ga gorge
pour pouvoir porter la parole en-
public.
Londres, LA cause .irlandais7
commence d pr6occuper vivement
rattention dune foule d'Anglais
qui jusqu'aujourd'hui la consid6-
raient CONNIE indigne de leur at
tention. Quelques Irlandais emf
nents ont r6solu de fonder q Lon
dres un club de leur nationalit6,
CONNIE csux %organis6s par les au-
tres parts politiques. lie projet a
meme recu depreciation d'une
foule de personnes.
Londres, Son Eminence lie
cardinal Manning ct quatorze eve
ques catalogues ont lance un ma
nifeste d6noncant les ecoles mixtes.
lis demandent que les 6coles sepa-
r6es soient subventionnees CONNIE
les autres.
Ce manifesto est consid6r6 COM
me favorable au Iarti conserva-
teur.
Londres, ler--Dans une lettre
publi6e sur la decentralization de
leglise anglicane, NJ. Gladstone
s'est pronounce conrre ce proJet.
Londres, ler--Les archeveques
de York ct de Canterbury vien-
nent de lancer un manifesto met
tant les 6lecteurs en- garde contre
les entertainments de la campagne.
C'est lie parti radical qui est wise
dams ce document
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C. I. LEvEILLE.

AGENT GENERAL D'ASSURANCE
SUR La VIE EFT CONTRE LIE
FEU. AGENT D'ECHAN.
GE EFT DE BEN
FONDS.
Sc charge aussi, CONNIE notaire
public, de Pexamen de tous titres
que Ton voudra bien lui confer.
Argent . prefer sur proprl6tes
foncieres ct propriet6s personnel-
les. Maisons 4 louer.
100000 de propriet6s 4 vendre,
louer on ~echanger, dams toutes les
parties de la vile.
Chambre l--2e etage,
III Nicollet Avenue.
MlN1EAPoLIs, MINNESOTA.
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WHOLE NO. 1924.

ing with virulent case Of smallpox
Fart OF tue building is used as a school and
there are Tears that the infection will spread
The Hostile Apaches.
WASHINGTON, September 2d-The Indian
Bnreau has been informed by General
Crook that the hostile Apaehes are now in
Mezlco, about twenty-five miles south of
the boundary line, and are still moving
southwark.
Officers Eiessed.
BALTIMORE, September 2d.-The Nation-
al convention of the Masonic Lodge of Re-
llef to-day elected the following officers
PRESIDENT, Martin Collins, of ST. Louis
Wee Presidents, J. r. Popc, Of New York
and J. Mitchell, of Montreal Secretary,
DR., D. Z. Pennington, of Baltimore Treas
urer, William Delamater, of New York.
Advisory Board, W. b. Isaacs, Of Virginia,
Isaac Hirsch, of South Carolina, w. j. Hig-
gins, OF Wisconsin. st. Louis was selected
as the next place of meeting.
New York State Labor Assembly.
ROME. September 2d.-The State Labor
Assembly, in session here to- day, listened
10 reports on various topics. chiefly of 4
local nature, and passed resolutions boy
.cotting certain firms in Troy and Albany.
Movements of the President.
LAKE PLACID On. ", September I'd
President Cleveland was rendered recep-
ton here last evening, ana there was dis
play of fireworks in his honor lie visited
Auchincloss Cottage this morning with
Dr. Ward, and both left at Il o'clock to re-
turn to Saranae Lake. The weather is
stormy. 80
a Welcome Exodus.
WmKEsBARRE, September 2d.-The ex-
odus o. Hungarians from the Wyoming
coal-fieids has been very marked of late
Under The Gas-sices of Q cgieaization society
III Canada, large number are moving TO
the Northwest, settling on lands secured for
them. Within the past week 200 have
started from Hazelton. 1t is said that ar
rangements are made for the emigration of
1000 within the next two months. Their
departure is heartily welcomed by the peo-
pie of this section, as their clannish disposi-
ton, and filthy, disgusting manner ofhving,
rendered them an intolerable nuisance. and
by their cheap labor they crowded out hun
dredS of American miners
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ST.. JOINS (N. FL, September 2d.-The
Allan Line mail steamer Hanoverian is a
total loss, having goAe ashore this morning
at Portugal Cove, fourteen miles north bv
west of Cape Race. The steamer Nimrod
was dispatched this afternoon to the rescue
OF the passengers and crew, who are
thn11,rlnt -, hn No
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DIR. R. y. PENnrRY

ECLFCTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
IL Office hours: From 10 to u NJ; > to 1870 P d.:
TO 81: ". Ofee, 415IS X street, between Fourth
aud Fifth. Residence, rs | street. between
seventh and Eighth, Sacramento. jy9-1m
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.
GEsSI0N OF 1ss5 WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER
y u, lss5 Examination for Admission viii
oe heiq at Berkeley, SEPTEMBER 18th. 18th
and 18th. au2s5t
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CRONKITE & JONES.

1n1 NINTH STREET. BETWEEN ] AND
lUlO X. General blacksniithing nd WAGON
making. Lumber and spring Wagons in stock
and made 10 order and for sale st prices a. low
as an inferior Eastern vehicle Also for sale
very cheap, good Top buggy and Canopy-tsp
Give us a call s1iplm
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RACES AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September 2d-At Washington
Park to-day the weather was fair and
track fast. The seven -eighths of a
mile race Rapido won, Tipsey second,
Vaulter third. Time, 1853. The race was
run very close at first. Rapido was lust
oil the cars, fofty-eight hours from Sara
toga. In the mile and a sixteenth heats
race, the first heat Slip Along won, Jim
Douglas second. The Ute distanced. Time.
1:50{. The second heat slip Along won,
Jim Douglas second. Time, 1:493-the
fastest on record. The three-quarters of
mile race Mona won, Loftin second, Guy
dette third. Time, 1154. The steeple-
chase, Carter Harrison won, Warrington
second, Bucephalus third. No time.
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DENTISTRY


IT ATE OF LIGHT d SHAWL, sy.zzzsss.
VI Dentist O1ice and residence 5Sssrssi3 = 3
over Tufts Drug store, corner Z YSssssssS.5sss 80
Tenth and streets Office hours: II
A N. to P. N. sundays 10 to -. aulS-1ms
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.

I. II. s0RIyER, Proprietor.
HACKs on GALL AT ANY HOUR,
DAY or night. CoupeS, Phset5ns, a SsS
Rocs aERys BaTouChes, Buggies, with A1-N
the best roadSters 20 be found N any livery
stSble on The coast, for hire. Horses kent in
livery az reasonable rates. Livery Stable or
Fourth street. between and ]. iy7-ti
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DAMS FOR SALE-THREE HUN 80
IL dred and fifty head Spanish Me- 4s5SSssssss
rino Thoroughbreds and Gradesi in lots s5sEsssS
70 suit, and prices to suit the times at @szxsse
WHITNEY'S SPRING VALLEY RANCH. near
Rocklin, Placer county . au7.6yy&
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ATTORNEYS -AT.LAw.
~. I'd. BEATTY 8 s. G. nENsoN.

4 TToBNEY- Y-AT-LAw, SOUTHWEST COR.
n ner Fifth and streets, Rooms 10 and II,
Sutter Building, sacramento. Cal. s3-tf
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WHI. EELERY BRIaGs, n, %.

DUCTUKS kELLOGG s GOSS,
GORNER SEVENTH AND I STREETS. SAC
~ ramento. Office Hours: Miss Dr. KELLOGG
9to 10 4 Nj, u TO P. NJ 6t to7PM
Miss DR.. Goss-S TO A. NJ, l to P NJ T to P
N. Sundays, l. NJ. to 5 p NJ auiI-tf
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6E BUYS A CORD OF STOVE WOOD. Oh
po a TON or COAL, at the c. o. D. Wood
and Coal Yard, No 40l 1 street. All orders
promptly delivered TO any part OF the city.
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TO-DAY'S SPECIAL VALUES !!

Ladies So so (extra lerg New Shades for
81 40 a pair.
Ladies' 5ocen Solid Color Hose fullfnished skocked 2
cents
Ladies 25cen colors l pair
Ladies Fancy Stripe Hose, three pairs for 25
Misses 25cent Solid Color Hose length
Misses 25-cent Fancy Stripe Hose. 124 pair.
Twenty Other New Lots Of Ladies' Misses Hose unusually
good values.
Mems Kip Boots STANDARD Screw 81 a pair.
Ladies' Glove Kid Button Shoes at just Hice 81 so and ST
The anaest Shoe people extra
wide feet Shoe expressly
a heavy double soe sewed half
Alexis style Come and thea wish something comfort
able. Price, $5 pair
One Lot Imitation Merschaum
The Latest Novelties in MILLINERY GOODS
yesterday direct from New York per Express, includ
ing the Leading Styles in Ladies' Hats Trimmings
for Fall wear, embracing Plain and. Tinsel Pon-Pons,
Birds Feathers, Fancy Silk, Tinsel Plush and Vevets
finsel Scarfs, Fancy Tinse Ribbons Shaded Tips,
toman and Fancy Ribbons in the coming shades, ETC..
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ALLEN SPRINGS.
SHERIFF HOUSE.
TRUoKEE... .-.........,..........cA1

HAVING OPENED AND RE- 4
IL fitted this popular Hotel q <aSA ~
] take this method of inforni- Esf SsH
ing my friends and The public s any zsl e
that the hOGSe viii be con 81
Quoted in such manner as caHnot fail 10 please
The table and accommodations win be the best
aud prices moderate. Tourists TO Lake Tahoe
Donner and other points of interest In the
mountains, viii find the house very convenient
TO stop al, J. SHERIFF, Proprietor
iyl-srn4f,%
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A PRIvATE SCHOOL.

WILL BE OPENED BY MAX LIP0WITz,
W Teacher, in which supplementary in-
siruetlons, leading TO fuller appreciation OF
preceding school courses, will be given in
Languages, Mathematics and Commercial
knowledge. Particulars ON application be-
tWeen ths honTs OF 10 and l. NJ, and . and P.
Vi, At lll6 Ninth street. au5-lnlp
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A SSAYER AND CHEMIST, No. 317 ] STREET.
IA Analysis of water and assays of all the
precious and useful metals made. Also, gold
amalgam retoited, smelted and bullion assays
carried out at short notice Gold bought at as
say value or at the highest price. auS-tf
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FOR SALE.

DR0SPECT HILL FARM, LOCATED 1sz ~,
i miles south of city limits Of Sacra- -; .
mento; containing 100 acres Of highly inn sa.4ss
lng Grape Vines and other choice fruits al,o
fine new residence; two large Barns and Stables
CONTAINING ten box stalls. Carriage Houses;
Straw Bsrni Blacksmith shop; Hosilers' House
and other outbuildings. The above has a fine
Half-mile Race Track with Windmills. Tanks,
etc for Keeping II in perfect order This Farm
must be seen 70 be appreciated, and win be sold
at bargain if applied for soon. Apply 10
SwEETSER s. ALsIP,
su7-lmf l0l5 Fourth street. Sacramento
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f. II. TEBBErs

DENTIST, 3Is SIXTH STREET, aFs-zsss.
II between ] and J, west side, !5YfS =
opposite Congregational Church. $tI1I[Y
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THE best doctors use Hunt 5 Kidney REM
edy among their most valued prescriptions.
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, BE.
~, tween Ninth and Tenth, Hos siS and 920
WI! Vlsit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A.
n. Office hOuTs-S to A. MI to 3p.y ant;
evenings sltf
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TREASURER JoRnAN's POLICY,

New IoRK, September 2d.-A Washing
ton special To the Commercial ssys There
are now upwards of 500 100000 IN cash
held in the Treasury Under II publican
administration the policy, since the re-
sumption OF specie payments, has been to
hold a reserve Of only 20 per cent. OF the
outstanding legal tender notes, which
would be about Sl3S, 100000, and Just as
fast as the money accumulated above this
reserve, calls for bonds were issued and in
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clc J STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
pHO Dealers in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Win
dow Glass, Picture Moldings, Brushes, Artists
Material, Building Paper, Plain and Decorative
Wail Paper, and Slazier Paper for Window Deco
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DHYsIClAN AND oBsTEIRICIAN. OFEICE
4 and residence No. 212 street, Sacramento
ofaes frour.' i g - !; I. ! 7 : iyla4pa
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~ n DH-d II q >. .. DENsVN,
( TToRNEYS AND COUNSEL ORS-AT-LAN
"A Offices: Metropolitan Block, X street. be
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Entrance
next door 20 Metropolitan Theater. au29-tf
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. NIXON,

DR. PINKHAM, SIs EIGHTH STREET.
~ Office Hours-l to 8, and 6:3O to 7:S0 P. n.
Residence next door. so-tf
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a. L. HAIsT.
A TToRNEY-AT-LAW OFFICE, SOUTH
Il west corner of Fifth and streets, Rooms
Il, lS and IA, Sutter Building. aulo
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YNATCHMAK AND JEWELLERS, s-,
w sos street, between Fifth and E;FP.
variety of fine Watches, Diamonds, Jew ssy.sss2S
elry, etc. aul2-tf
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NooL AND DELICIOUS BEER. AND THE
" Finest Wines, Liquors aud Cigars
au2e-lmlp JACOB SCaMITT, Proprietor
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WANTED.
WANTED

A GENERAL BLACKSMITH FOR THE
n country, $50 and board; also, good turner
for planning mill, So per day; ranch hands; a
carpenter girls for housework for the city and
country. SO to so. Apply TO BOUsT0N &
Co, Employment Once, Fourth snd streets,
SacrsmentoI iel3-1ptf
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PROVIDENCE Or. H., September 2d.-At
Narraganselt Park o-day the class DIS
racs, pacing, Joe Braden won, Cohannett
second, Toledo Girl third Best time.
2:l6l. The class 2:27 race trotling VIVIAN
dierie won, Electric second, Lady Kennett
third, Minnie c. fourth. Best time 2211.
The class 2:23 race, Kate Ishler won, Fides
second, Kite Foot third, Wesumont fourth.
Best time. 2:22l
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Splendid Bargains in Fine Goods for Fall Wear!

Special Good Values il Heavy Black Grosgrain Silks at 65
cents. rs cents and 81 yard
Cachnre Lyon Exraheavy Gosan Dress Silk 81 20
per yard.
Satin and Silk Velvet Stripe Valours. 81 s5 yard
Colored Silk Pushes New Fall Shades 81 yard
Powered Silk Vevets (lack coo 81
One Lot Silk Vvets rs Colors Navy Blue Brown
Purple and Bronze
s Many New Novelties and Shades in FALL DRESS GOODS
shown to-day.
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KwoNG Hung on s. 20

NTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
w Boots and shoes, japanese Fancy Goods
OF all kinds and General Merchandise No. sos
J street, between Third and Fourth, Sacra-
mento, Cal. au25-lm