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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-29

Mr.. w. a. Huffman, of Fort Worth,
one OF the leading machine and agricu l.
tllral implement dealers In the state OF
Texas, advertisos In this mornings
HERALD. 1t will not DO denied that Mr..
Huffman is one of the enterprising bus .
mess men in this state. II IL to DO re.
GREETED he Is not located In Dallas.
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Fox kENI-Bl THE YEAR ONLY,TH
-, large windows, ljx9O, surrounding lie
U III e' the Hrand- Windsor Hotel OAiee in
rus j. without doubt the best adyerlisir@
space M this city, as II l. In sight dey and
night all the year round. YsbpSiis
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Legitimate Barb Wire Can be PHTCbas

rWTHERE ARE SEVERAL srYII
OF barb wire duly licensed hy the ow,,
cts oiAll patents governing the manumctur,
OF barb wire aud boating their license stamp
and We would recommend their use, N ate,
u thorough lnVcsiiga' ION Oi the true merit,
OF our wlrc aud its present low prices Won
hnd that YOU. can annrd 10 purchase enV
other style OF Inferior grade OF wire. Inauir,
for the genuine GLIpnEN, Sold only Inv M or
our appointed agencies through lie staie
q lew OF whom We name, rs follows.
W. W, Weston,
Middleton, Stewart 4 Co, hallas'
Henry 4 Peak, 80, -
j, II. Mitchell 4 Co., tpft worm
Cameron 4 Phillips, Abilene
], h. Norris, Graham
leaves tleicher, gainesville.
RIVERS pros'' wv sherman.
\; \ a 4 =; u, Heard, Mckinney
", H. Nhhnulet Co, Plano.
James ATneistead, grpenville
Z. Dickson n Co., Clehurne.
4. A. Ferris, Mexnhaehis
W johnson a Co, Corsieana,
Z. H. a.. ]. Carter Lumber Co., Terrell.
Sanborn ~ Warner,
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
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NuE SALE -HUJsE AND - NCET
II OF land IN Fast Dallas, 5minuics walk of
san JuciniO 50, II. X House has / rooms,
pleasant, new and I'm good condition. Well
hnd shade troes. Fronts south. Apply To
siNlsoN 4 llutfNAS, ~ Elm street
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NOTICES

N OTlCE-LOANS NEGOTt ATEp. WE
~ arr prepared ~ furnish mon n ut ls por
rent Interest, ON drst-rlnss improved Dallas
WV property, upon assurance that the title
u VA every respect clear ami free from en-
cumbrnnee, Ia sliuS not less than yilO, aud
without limit, ifprupCriy sufficient Applv
.O MURPHY 4 UoiANs Real Estnte Arent's
aud collectors, 40 Main street. Mare0-it
MorlCE-sEALEb PROPOSALS. WILL
~ I've received at the oillce OF Grand.
Nlu,. hotel for the livery busiuu, Tor one
wear, including the omnibus sud baggage
trans q business OF the u tel. This wi ION.
ullc the successful bidder Ia an Office in The
utunda Of the hotel The management re-.
seryes tue right To reject any aud an hlds.
oTllE-rHE RtGU,A Az ANNUAL
A. m,otlng ui Va, Siockhuldcr, ana nlfec-
lnrf ui the hou Ton 8 Texas vnlud kpiiWuy
Compau Will be lac Il 90 the COMPANY, IL
Zee, Ia the city NJ Houston, ON Nondnv. tho
an day of May, lS,i
u RAIL-, s,crciary.
ortCt-RlDs tORWAtERPIPE-uN.
a ger hul ny a,ihoriN. Of % resolution %
the CITY Council, hils VIII be- received nt or
nco OF CITY Sccuiuty until ANrll - lSSj, f'r
NoiNi worth ul Watcr pipe ana spe, ial east.
lngs uu such plans and specifications ~ ma,
bc q proved oY the Water sup rutendout
and Wator Commissioners Elds 10 h. ior
cash ~ city bonds az par.
W. Is PARRY, city Secretary.
NOTICE TO TRAVTOR--sEA1.Fb
~ proposals for the erection OF an ir1n
fence a'ound the Courl. horse yard OF Dallas
county will be roeivtd ~ the oincu OF 10
county CLERK NJ to l0o'ciocS, April H. lSSA
Persons submitting bids win enclose drs!rp.
aud prices for zach design presented NJ n,.,fp
than one; also state thar the Cost NJ louev il
entirely OF iron, or u base Is to be- OF wood or
store The Commissioners Court reserves IN
Itself the right 10 reject any aud nll pYu-
poShs. T., q. ROWER
County judEc Dallas cou ", Tcxas.
NOrlCE 10 CITY TAN.PAN kRS-CiTY
~ Hall, ofloe OF Assessor ard Cnllecinr.
Dallas, Texas, February -, lNN,.-rhe ROari
OF Appeals viii convene nj the city Hall ON
Monday, the 2nd aAv OF March, tSS,, anl will
continue In session until all appeals have
hech hoard, Parties feeling themselves nv.
grleNed afo horeey notified to appear before
said Hoard, aS their decision shall be Anal.
], c, BoGEL, Assessor aud Collector,
oIlCE-TliS IL no UtVE NOTICE
~ that ON the 2Nhof February, les. A, Nj
Boiling n Co made a deed III Z, ne1ai assign.
mcat for honeAtof their crcdi enrs, and that
an appointed assignee under said deed.
mRrl-Nm NJ Mrrf.rI
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Horsferd,. Acldlrho.phnia

IN NERVOUS DISEASES,
DIR. Henry, New York, says, ain nor.
yous Diseases, know OF no preparation
TO equal it,
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EUh SALE AT A AIS-CoRNE
lot, @xls5, with new 5-room huuse
also 5ONll0, near Union Depot, with 5.rnonri'
house, cistern Of water, fronts both Miranann
ana Floyd streets, good location for boarJiasa.
mouse. Apply TO- ). II. MoBnIDE, Real Fsss
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EOR SALE-lOO by 100 FEET, CORNER
Il OF Griffin and Cochran streets. Fronts
souih; centrally located; choice residence
property. Apply 10 SIMPsON n HUFFMAN,
fdl Elm street. MarCh2g-n
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Eok sAL IL OR RENr-T WILL sbXLOE
- rent The store hou.e IN Res Oak an mai.
Us and MaNRhachie fond, 81 ml,s frp,r
MaN,eim'ehle' iormciy occupied 6y j. Il.
sndR Hne trailing p0lnt being surrou1J All
~ good country aad thiokly sc.llcd. An.
ny - JOHN q. GtsBoNs, admlgistrntor ~
1900 ---.s... W. Nhk. MnT-iw
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forkEastcr
Baumans
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FOUND.

EouNn-A PAIR OF BLANKETS IN
II THURSDAY evening. Party can Obtain
same by proving properly aud payinr fpr
ihis advertisements Il. a. kNIoitr, al tNpt.
lemmnn's, Cnmhcrlnnd Hin mchga'U
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nor sALE-HOUSE AND LOT, COR
II ner of Main and eonard sire ts
House has 0 rooms; lot, 100 by 10 feet. This
Is go d property and offered cheap. Apply
to SIMPSON HUFFMAN, 73l Elm street.
MnrnhOl Ii
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LcR SALE--A FEW VERY NIUE RESI-
l. dence lots situated on Bryan street ana
Cottage lane, near the Catholic and Baptlsl
churches and within n stones throw OF the
postOiiice. This property has recently
changed hands ana the present owners have
consented to sub.diyide the block. We hayo
no hesitation In stating tn the above oca.
tlnn IS the best ia the city for business men
who want to reside near their place of bust
ness. For terms and particulars apply TO
MURPHY BoLANz, real estate agents and
collectors, Main 81 Get. ma 29-lt
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EOR ALE-HOUSE AM Lot o. CAR
Il ter street; centrally located: has 8
rooms; In best condition; lot 5OxlOo feet; els
tern; positively bargain. Apply to SIMP.
son HUFFMAN. 73l Elm street. marly-lt
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

HOUSTON. TEXAS
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IGOR SALE-UNE AURE OF LAND,
corner OF San JaclntO and Mccoy
offered cheap. Apply 10 SIMPSON a HUFF.
MAN '3l Elm street. March2g-lt.
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tON RESIDENCE tDT5 ON
4 north side OF JACKSON street, between
Aktfiuud Ray streets, 5lX.UO feet, ur 75XlO
ltti, Iu suit purchaser. These lots are very
near ihe, center OF business, and are eN-
lrcmely desirable. Price, range from $500
I" N'on according 90 Got. Nlsuu lot, SlNlS3
zee, second Tot north OF Park street. Ina the
,rlar,,on Akgw street aud The Belt rnll-
ro9u. WI. sell for Sl,05n, ouC-thirl cash;
unlancc IN o, f. md lS months, with lO per
cent Interest. Apply 10 MJHpuN ~ 10.
Muin street. Nsr5l.lt
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y.rdIetfor Damay..

COWBOYS aud all the other boys veil
Tor Opera PM Cigarettes. Avoid imi.
tatiOna
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w ANlED-b cry ONE TO KNOW
" that we have 60 d help on hand-any
KIND OF help you want, ma e or female, old
or young; or ers from DIST nee will receive
prompt attention. lNrELLIGENCE AND EN-
pLoYMENT OFFICE, 100 Main street, Dallas,
IeNhS. mch2l-7t
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WANIED-A SHEET MUSIC CLERK
w either lady or young man: must ~
able to play ordinary piano music al sieht
and write good hand. Please apply in 6er,
son or ny letter, Z. II. EDWARDS, 733 anu 7s5
Main street rnehSa ~
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EuR sALE-5,66l ACREs OF LAND IN
Il Denton county, 5 miles northwest
from Denton; all fenced, with steel wires;
coral and corn shed 200 feet long; abundance
Of water. Also, 900 bead of partly-gradei
cattle and 80 head of good Mexican stock
horses Apply to SIMPSON HUFFhAS, 73l
Flln street mar29-lt
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" MTkD-IhAYELERs DO sToP All

w ANTED- TRAVELLERS 10 STOP Al
" the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas,
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprieiress. House
thoroughly ftted up, and conducted on The
Euroueau plan, with restaurant attached
meals ~ III hours, and polite attention. spe.
clal Inducements for drummers febiOtf
w ANTED-THE TEXAS MUrIiNInN
~ dGwinent Association viii giye good ppd
ltOul Aoie employment 10 experienced i1suf.
lary, ~ Vain street. Dallas. Texas. iyitf
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MANTED-A MGDDLE-AdED COLOR.
" ed woman without home to do house,
WORK In family Of three. Apply at No. 900
Oeuhr street. mar22tf
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WANTED - FOUR BOARDERS FOR
W TWO large, pleasant rooms, both front.
upper room, with board oftwo Sl2 per week !.
lower room, with board of two, $l' per week!
day DO lrders, $3.50 per week. Inquire al 81
Bryan street, near Oleander mchDSs,6 %,
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WANrED-A GOOD COOK-PERMA-
w nent situation as cook at a hotel; good
wages Will be paid. Apply TO or address NJ.
q. RHoADs, Arson, I eXas mar1O-iw
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WANTED-TU EXCHANGE VATITA-
W BILE improved and unimproved lands
ior goods or city property. For particulars,
address iIIIAN W. GIBSON, Real Estate
Agent, WIS Point. Texas. marllif
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EOR 81 LIE OK ENCHANGG--gOj ACRES
a oGland la Denton county, miles NORTH
west OF Denton; all fenced with wires: coral
and corn shed; water in abundance; also az
acres in Denton county, 10 miles west Of
Denton; For sale cheap, or will exchange
i9r DhlIas rem estate. apply TO SIMPSON Il
Nv FfNANi IAl Elu street. inar29- u
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IOR SALE.-i5X2lJ FEET ETNNING
Il nom Elm street to Main street. cen
trally located, Two story brick hsust on
same. henl- A,UO per err. Apply to
AIMrsuN N IlrIIMAN. vi Elm aIr.nt
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LOR SALE OK EXCHANGE S2i OH
Il stock, in good paying Misunderstanding
business reason for selling, party Is other
wise engaged; will sell at a liberal discount
for cash, or exchange for city property APP
ply to SIMPSON x HUFFNAN, 7jl l. M street.
mar2g- ID
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WANTED-WHITE SERVANT; MUST
" be good cook, wa her and lroner. Apply
Mt Office Of Grifliths 4 Cowser. meGleff
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WANTED - AGENT. ADDRESS, ST.
w Louis Electric Lamp Co.. ST. Louis, No,
FOR circulars, cuts and terms OF 58-candle
power Marsh Electric Iamp mari3.0i
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EoR sALE-REsl DENOE No. 81 Jan
L ton street, lot CO by l69 feet on the south
side Canton reet,sccond door west of Akard
avenue, new house ofG rooms, hall and gal
leries, also place underneath for basement If
desired, good cstern and well. Price 5000
Apply TO MURPHY x BoLANZ, R,al Estate
Agents and Collectors, 700 Main street II
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EOR SALE-l0O by 100 FEET, THE
J. northwest corner of Main and Crowdus
streets, house OF rooms, kitchen and cellar,
new stable. wood and coal house combined,
20 barrel clslern, fruit aud shade trees and Il
number OF grape vines of choice selection.
Price 5000 Applyt 10 MURPHY u BoLANz,
Real Estate Agents and Collectors 100 Main
street. IL
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GERM An AND HTSWTFT
w, want work; man viii do any Kind ~
WoIk hnout place woman is a first. class
coon. Inquire at INTELLIGENCE OFPICR. do
Main street mar "a ~
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w ANfED-LADIEs AN u GENTLEMEN
" lnci'y or country wishing to earn "a AZ
80 day at their own homes; no canyassiDSo.
lance For Darticul is, adore 5. with s;o, uis'
CAfsrALIzED PHoTo Co., So W. It'll sf street.
Cincinnati, OHIO. mc sl.sSeet,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-22

TBucKEE July 21st.-The work train Of
The Central Pacific Railroad ran against a
steer OH the track tc-day and ditched two
CARS. One Chiuaman had his leg broken
in two places, and another had his toes cut
oil. Had it not been for the excellent dis
c.riiuc OF the railroad men many Chinese
IArs n...t-il IA,-,- LA.n,l lot
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IELEGRAPDtU BREYiTIEs.

-Four Arctic expeditions viii leave Ger
many next winter.
The trial Of Paymastcr-G General Smith of
the navy, by q COurt-martial began in
Washington Monday.
An Indian outbreak is reported from
Kinney county, Texas, the savages having
already killed about twenty persons.
Professor Adams, the newly-elected Presi-
dent of Cornell University, has written TO
Andrew d. White accepting the Presidency
of the University.
Patrick Flaherty was burned to death in
McKcesport. Pa, Monday, 10y the eXplo-
sion Of a kerosene lamp which he was
carrying while drunk.
There were III new cases of cholera
and 952 deaths reported in Spain Monday.
In Madrid ID new cases and Is deaths were
reported. The scourge has invaded Quad
alaiart, Burgess and Almcria.
At Newport, Il. l.. Monday. the Fortifica-
ton Board visited ;he torpedo station, Sec
retarics Whitney and Endicott being among
the party. y salute Of nineteen t0rpedos
Was fired in honor of Whitney.
Major Royal T. Frank, of the First Ar
dllcry. L. 5. A., viii attend the Encamp-
ment OF the National Guard Of California,
at Santa Cruz, in August, for the purpose Of
making an inspection Of the California
militia
The commission appointed to make in
quiricS as 10 the menta! condition Of John
Mccullough has concluded its hearing Of
the testimony and adjourned until to-day,
when the Jury Will meet 10 consider the
testimony and render q verdict.
4 dispatch has been received in London
stating hat the King of Dahomey, with
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COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

SACRAMENTO. July Dist.
FRUIT-Lemons, Sicily, fancy, s697; com
50 rs @3 q bunch /: Pineapples, S6@9 q dozen
Cocoanuts. $500 50 . 100: Los Angeles Oranges
81 so: Riverside. do, 81 75@3; Apples. choice,
5O@a2e; fancy, 81 POI ad 90; Crawford Peaches.
Early Pears. 75c@s1; Bartlett Pears, 81 l0@1 50
plums, 50@75c p box; Watermelons. S1@l 90
2 dozen: Cantaloupes, 81 50@l rs 2 dozen
Grapes, 75c@-Sl.
PIE FRUlTS-Assorteo, 21a-D cans; p doz
81 20@1 50; assorted, gallon cans, 81; Peaches
2-5ab cans, 81 so; Portland Blueberries, 2-b cans
81; Whortleberriee, 81 10; Capital Asparagus
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced, 215@Sc p n
choice, SC; Go quartered, 2@215c Pears, peeled
soto; do, 1npeeled,- 4@5c Plums, pltted, l0@11c
Peaches, s@l0e; do peeled ls@2oe; Prunes
lie: Figs, California, 4@5c p u.
TABLE FRUiTS-Assorted, 21S-Ib cans, ; dos
u 1902; Peaches, s2@2 .; Bartlett Pears
Gooseberries, 50 2s@2 so; Strawberries 81 1903
Red Cnrrants, 8 40: Cherries. s. 20@2 40.
VEGETABLES-Ear Rose Potatoes, 50Q60c
81 l0@l .; Carrots, 81 > 100; Turnips, 75c
lc; aeets. 81 Horse Radish. dSc p 10; Garlic, Ia
Sc; Cucumbers, 5@6e; String Beans, Pose 2
y b; Peas, 3G315c p ID; Artichokes, 40c :
dozen; Tomatoes 50@60c n box; Green Pep.
peTs, 5Gl6c "a h. Green corn 15c q doz Sweet
Potatoes 1I4td11Ic 4 ID.
CHARACTERIZATION, 81 95 p barrel Oatmeal
Is 70 = 100 his; Cornmeal, white and yellow
e in . b sacks, 80 IS in 10 ID sacks 100 its
Cracked heat s. 25@2 %; Hominy. IS % p cwt
POULTRY-I.ive Turkeys, l5@16c 10;
fuilgroWn Chickens. SIS 50@6 so p dozen; young
BOOSTERS, So 50@6 50 3 dozen BIOL srs, S4G5
tame Ducks. IS so; Geese, 81 50@2 ? pair; Eggs
choice lots, 1S9I9c p dozen.
DAIRY PRODUCrS-Butter. choice roll, pa
2Sc : 70; packed in iirkins, choice, pc; com
mon. 15@20c, Cheese, California, 9@llc; West
eTn fats, i3&l4e; Martins Cream. Ice.
hay, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat hay, S13Gll6 =
ton: Alfalfa hay, S1Q@11 p ton; Bran, SIS > tom
MiddGngS, so = ton; Barley, whole, 81 Is
rolled. 81 49, Wheat, 81 3j(d1 10 p cwl;
tame Oats. 81 so; Corn, 81 IS y cwt Tor choice
MISCELLANEOUS - Seeds - Alfalfa. 20t621c
Timothy Eastern, 6115971l@c 3 70 Oregon, 6(77e
Pop Com, 3}@e9lc p Is; Red Glover, Is@lic
Red Top, lose. Nuts-Chile Walnuts 7t@@
&c; California Nalnuts. 9@915c; Almonds, To
l3c; Peanuts, California, 4}9G515c. Lera {CaiifoT
MAJ, cars, S1s699c; Eastern, Il14@1115c. Hides
salt light ana medium, Sc; heavy steers, Sc
dry, 164l7c. TatloW, DC. Hops-No demand.
Sales of Pacific coast in New York, 10c; market
value here, 3(96c.
MEATs-Beef, 6@7c; Mutton, 5@51$c 3 10
Lamb Sc; Veal, srnall calves, Sc large, Sc
Hogs, Sole; Dressed Pork, &c; Hams, East
ern, 13@i4c; California, 1i@1Z1%c Bacon me
dium, SIC; selected, 12c: extra light, 1870.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The receipts of duties for the past week
were Sill OBJ 81, making total since Jan
uary LIST of $3,375, 997 ~.
The number of arrests in San Francisco
in 1851 was %, sol in lSS4-5, 24.436-
equal to about ten per cent. Of the popuia-
ton.
On next Monday evening; the 9th inst,
Il reception and ovation will be rendered
Congressman Barclay Henley, at Platt's
Hall.
Mrs. Hilborn, the wife of the United
States District Attorney for this District,
fell Monday at her residence and broke
one of her legs in two places.
A private letter to a resident Of this city
says that Colonel DENLY, the recently-ap-
pointed Minister to China, will leave Ev-
ansville, Ind, for San Francisco, August
9th.
The cut in rates to New York still con-
tinues, and the travelling public can get a
very handsome reduction at the expense of
the companies The local agents are, as
vet, unable to settle their difficulties.
In bare knuckle fight in the hills on
Monday, between Jack Dempsey and Jack
Keenan,, the latter was badly thrashed.
The fighting was brief sut continuous to
the close, when Keenan, was knocked out.
The new system of express mail service
put into operation in Mexico by Wells,
Fargo & Co. is working satisfactorily. The
charge for ordinary letters 10 and from
Mexico is fifteen cents, and for official let
| tiers twenty-five cents.
Tuesday morning Jack Mailman and
Harry Maynard, pugilists encountered each
other on Market street, opposite the Bald
MAYNARD down, and, sitting upon him,
seized his throat with one hand, and with
the other beat the man 5 face into a. Jelly.
The amount of first payments made at
the Pension Office in this city during the
fiscal year just closed, on 800 original pen
siouS, was 500 H. About 100000 OF
this was paid TO invalid pensioners, and the
rest to widows and dependent relatives.
The total OF new pensions during the year
was 445, OF the yearly value Of 81, POI
Surveyor Morton las examined about
400 Chinese passengers which arrived by
! the Arabic, and detained between 30 and 60
of this number Tor further examination.
About 500 Of the arrivals in transit left
Tuesday for Honolulu and Victoria. The
Oceanic, which took those destined for
Honolulu will stop 81 that port this trip.
las Won't me 22;n,asZ I1or5in(. fr3,a San
Francisco 10 Storifn' sa,inaf s,nTIo , rr'
AZ domestic. IT, al ma M bor.jS Of
= man named Knox, who took them to a
IiSreputable lUdging-hous from which
they were shortly rescued by the police
who had been watching Knox with suspi-
cion.
Mn Nav IToIn.o, In ,,.,s,,;..4 l,e
80 o., - 80 P;t ~ NOV 80 ~
mo io. co,o " p o,f fr r., .liCi In
,r9nol NV -'-a f Il" Tartia III Bot li
P:Irl"a ~ bor o ~ ~ npa 80 wv
5h IL cco,,norie5 h., her J. ,,d =
80 ;t ~ anu ~
On, fj nit - " ~ llo ei i
90 az POINTS " '''''i Ct '''0ii5 'iie
~
Inc internal revenue corrections III the
San francisco DlStllct Tor the week ending
on the I9th were as follows
Beer. Ssh
Spirits gu
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sAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN FlAScIsoo, July u, 1855.
ArrKENooS SESSION.

Il is stated that sackcloth. or canvas, can
be made Us impervious to moisture as
leather by sleeping ii in decoction of one
pound Of oak bark with fourteen pounds of
boiling water, this quantity being sufficient
for eight yards of stuff. The cloth has to
soak twenty-tour hours. when Il is taken
ont, passed through running water, and
hung mp to dry.
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PRIVATE SALE,


To the biohtet bidder for rash in cold coin of
The f-nitad ctetns and snbect n c6nfirmation
Inv eei1 S71neyjor Court ON ar affnr
- go, -o - va -
honday, the sd Day OF august n. d. 1850
Al the Tlgnt, ute interest anu estatc Vi st!a
death, and all the right, me ana interest mat
wise. acquired other than or in addition to that
of the said decedent at the time of his death in
and to all those certain tracts, pieces or parcels
of land situate in the county of ColuSa, State of
California, and particularly described as fol-
lows, to wit
FIRST:
The fractional norih nan ~ OF sectlon nlne-
quarter %. the west halfp1 OF the southeast
Gnarter GhH' and the west balf "a of the north
,rat i,Sr4er ~ of section ei-6fesn Hs1 nil in
township fifleean as north. range two west,
NoIint biabIo meridian. commonly known as
inc lotion rallch' OF Ia!ll' ana Containing 94l
acres ,r,lo,-n
'AoO-'D'
The fractional west half ~ of the northeast
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SHERIFF HOUSE,

HAVING OPENED AND RE 4 $500
j fitted this popular Hotel, Es<iR$ssA- -
take this method OF inform ~ ! sasSSfz:5lfN
ing my friends and The public al : zkES@15s. il,-
that the house VIII be con gszSs5ts-si--ss-z7
ducted in sueh q maBuerHs cannot fail 10 please.
The table and accommodations viii be the. eSt
and prices moderate. Tourists TO Lake TaSoe,
Bonner and other points of interest in the
mountains, viii find the house ye:y convenient
to stop at. J. SHERIFF, Proprietor.
ivQ-lIut n
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wharf, supposed to have been deposited by
the man before leaping overheard.
Oliver Adair. the railway robber, has
been committed for trial at the assizes.
Phineas Howard, 40 pioneer of Cali
fornia, died to day. He is said TO have
been in good circumstances at San Fran
cisco MANY years ago.
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etc, viii send recipe that viii cure you,
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Send self-sddressed envelope 10 REV. JOSEPH T
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