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RID 5=oU $
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. =. Z. BRUNE,

GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BER.
~ lin Germany; Ottice-52l street, between
Filth and Sixth. -Residence-cornerF Fourteenth
and X streets, Sacramento. Office hours: 1850
A. NJ. to P. NJ; p. NJ. to p. NJ. : P NJ to S p NJ.
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IS SUI alive, bnt cannot speak or make in
teillGb'e signs, and his death is expected
momentarily. There is no clue TO the
manner of the throat cutting.
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W. I'll. BALDWIN. NJ. n.

GURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE
- northeast corner Second and K streets of
fee hours: 10 A. M, to u NJ; to 4 and : to s p
NJ. Residence, s21 street. au15-Im
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MONEY TO LOAN
aN REAL ESTATE AND LOANS NFGO.
~ tiated by T. BOIL, 325 street. auls-tf
CRONKITE & ZONES

1O1S NINTH STREET BETWEEN J AND
IUI y X. General Blacksmithing and Wagon
making. Lumber and Spring Wagons in stock
and made TO order, and for sale at prices as low
as an inferior Eastern vehicle. Also, for sale
very cheap, a good Top-buggv and Cenopy-top
Give US a call aui4p1m
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SACRAMENTO PLkFIEG ELL.

MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, e'tsl-l sYS \
INl Windows, Blinds, holdings. RsS[%sj So
Finish Door and Window Frames. 81 NJ IN
Brackets and Turning Stair Work Tiail-=d
q Specially. Se=
rs Corner Front and Q streets SI
Sacramento. .@====-j
HARTWEIIE, ROTCITKISS 4 STALKER.
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C. Isl. KRERs s. CO.

cOc ] STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
dow Glass Picture holdings, Brushes Artists
Material, Building Paper, Plain and Decorative
Wall Paper and Glazier Paper for Window Deco
ratiOnS q patent which is enLirnlY new. aul1 Lin
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FOB SALE.

DROSPECT HILL FARM, LOCATED ls< xss-
miles south of city limits of Sacra- ~
mento. containing 100 acres of highly i'm -4e='
ing Grape Vines and other choice fruits: also
fine new residence; two large Barns and Stables
containing ten box stalls; Carriage Houses;
Straw Barn. Blacksmith Shop; Hostlers' House
and other outbuildings. The above has a fine
Halfmile Race Track, with Windmills, Tanks,
etc. for keeping it in perfect order This Farm
must be seen to be appreciated, and will be sold
ST bargain if applied for soon. Apply to
SwEETSER ~ ALSIP,
au7-lm% 1918 Fourth street. Sacramento.
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A SSAYER AND CHEMIST, NO. 317 j STREET.
II Analysis of water and assays of all the
precious and useful metals made. Also gold
amalgam retorted, smelted and bullion assays
carried out at short notice. Gold bought at as
say value or at the highest price. auS-tt
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From Arcata all along up tkc north fork
OF Mad River there is as much evidence of
prosperous times as ever existed in that
section Of the country. i1yery lailI and
logging camp between Arcata and the
north fork are running fun blast, and one
new, mill, Minors, is being built on Hall
creek.
DR.. PmRcE's "Pellets the original
Little Liver Pills - (sugar-coatedl-cure
sick and bilious headache, sour stomach
and bilious attacks. BY druggists.
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RETURNED.
wALLACE a. RE!GCs- M n


ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
IA Office hours: From 10 to l. 81; to 4:30 P. N.
to 9P NJ. Once, 4l51a X street, between Fourth
and fifth. Residence, 725 / street, between
Seventh and Eighth, Sacramento jy9-Im
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tE9AS wv AALEI-L Y
Sacramento............ .....................C Cal.
.THHE BEST QUALITIES OF CALIFORNIA
L Wines Port sherry Reisling, White Wine.
Angellca, ClaTet, Ziutandel, etc. Also. Crane
Brandy constantly on hand and sold at the low
est cash prices. Goods delivered at the depot.
steamer or any part of the city without extra
ehar8e. N. S. NEVIS, Proprietor
iV20tf3pTuThS
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", WOOD.

n DENTIST, QUINNs BUILDING. es=ssr,ss
~ northeast corner Fourth and JtS5Sss;sssis
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted onClg u
all bases. Improved LIQUID Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction OF teeth. jy25-tf
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GROVE L. JOHNSON,
T AWYER, $40 FIFTH STREET, sACRA-
mento, Cal. aul-tf
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WATERHOuSE & LESTER
- wRyw y MORPHINE AND
AAEhH EEfa Whisky Habit posi-
AkF fpsx lively cured by DR.
q a Il n + EHs KELLEY S Chloride
REE Sc EVE of Gold Remedy.
SE & ID SE HEE EBooks on habit and

us OF IHaIy OF inc
cured, that you can easily prove, mailed zee.
Call or write and you VIII be convinced. All
communications confidential. C. G. STRONG.
NJ. D, q Third street, San Francisco, Agent Tor
Pacific Coast. au1S1plmTuThS
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E, A, BOWER,
GABLE g G1RnrY-' =
KWONG HUNG ON 8 GO

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
w Boots and Shoes, Japanese Fancy Goods
OF all kinds and General Merchandise, No 500
street, between Third and Fourth, sacra-
mento, Cal au25-lm
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A TT0RNEY AND COUNSEL Or -AT-LAw,
IA viii practice in all State and United States
Courts. Office, upstairs over. No. 62s J street,
southwest corner of Seventh, Sacramento au7-tf
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q, II. PIEHSCNI
DsENTIST, 4I5 STREET, BE r--.~ee
4 tween Fourth aud Fifth, saera- i;5sss-ssss.sE
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted on ALHi-Tfn
Gold, Vulcanite and ell bases. Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrac,
ton of teeth sr1A.7~,
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DENTISTRY.
1. G. SHAW,

1T ATE OF LIGHT & SHAW, ryssg74sx.sa
\lI Dentist. Office and residence s.-ssssis,zs5 -
over Tufts Drug store, corner Z 7 YFiSs,gsssss<a
Tenth and J streets. Office hours 44II-II
A. NJ. to P. NJ. Sundays, 10 to y. au1S-1m*
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DENTIsT, 9I4 SIXTH STREET, z-~assss
II between l and J, west side, fssssss..es;;5s' -
opposite Congregational Church. zLfiE'
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PACIFIC SLOPE,
RACES AT CRICG, PL4CERYILLE
AND PETALUNA.
The Debris Case-Chinaman Dis
emboweled-The DcfauIting
Idaho Postmaster.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THs EECoRD-U -UHIoS.l
PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHs EEooRD-uHoS.I !
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X. *. II "A. .MAEEGE

% Agent for
Chickering Sc
Sons
w ii C OK &
w In j t Q Or
gans. Just re-
ceived a New
Stock of Accord
cons, Harmon
icas, etc, en-
bracing all the
latest STYLES.
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40 ACRES

GPLENDID FRUIT AND GRAPE LAND :ssseA
y IA miles from LOOMS and PINo; ir- ~
Tigating ditch runs through place. must be.4~Sna
sold. Price, $500.
w. p. COLEMAN,
jy2l-1pf S25 j street, Sacramento.
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FOR SALE

IN THE TOWN OF PLYMOUTH, AMA-4S+As
L DOR county, Cal, a first class House #;.:i
and Lot, now occupied as Saloon, doing s..sl
a good business; Fixtures and Furniture in
cluded. Also. fine Dwelling-house of six
rooms on the rear Of the lot; lot 43x130 feet and
fronting on Main and Poplar street. Apply to
CHAs. JOHNSON, on the premises. aus 1mip
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-06-05

Ruriurtcu. Van Ness. Tuesday. May ~.
Es>c. Juucuuu, Central House, Wednesday,
eth, till noon.
Waterbury Hotel. Wednesday Afternoon.
Montpelier Pavilion, Thursday, May ..
Barre Hotel, Friday, May, - until IL o'clock
Plaintield Hotel, Friday, from uutil 1870.
Mortified Hotel, Saturday until l. o'clock
only.
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Survival of the titc~r. Downs Elixir has
outilVri every otncrcough remedy ,>ilupIy be-
cause 1t is the best.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-27
The Storm at CharIeston,

The storm dealt cruolly with Charles
ton. II did not destroy life, but it wrecked
property in a way to make many hearts
heavy. On Monday Charleston was fair
to look upon, and her people were happy
and full of hope because they were
on the very edge of what they
had every reason to believe was to be
very prosperous season. On Tuesday the
storm came, and in a few hours the whole
situation was changed. There were on
every hand evidences OF ruin instead of
prosperity. Hundreds of homes were
wrecks, the beautiful church spires were
on the ground, the wnaryes were ruined,
and the shipping in the harbor was badly
injured. The people were no longer glad.
They contemplated, with heavy hearts,
the misfortune that had Overtaken them.
They have gone to work bravely, how
ever, to repair the damage. The
loss is so distributed that the
wheels of commerce will not be blocked,
and business will not be seriously inter-
rupted. The damage will be repaired,
and Charleston will, in good time, be as
beautiful and prosperous as ever.
Savannah was fortunate in esoap-
ing the full force OF the storm.
An old pilot says that between
and O'Clock, for a few minutes, on Tues
day morning the wind was as violent as
it was during the great storm of 1881.
But little damage, however, was done TO
buildings. Perhaps $500 would cover all
OF it. The shipping at Tybee suffered Sc
verely, but it is possible that the loss
will not be as great as il was at first
thought It would be.
Charleston was fortunate IN one respect
no lives were lost. In 1881 several hun
dred lives were lost along the river be.
| tween this city and Tybee.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-27
Personal.

WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS has gone to see
the lights in Southern California.
MRS MoRToN. the widow OF the famous
Oliver P. Morton. Is visiting in San Francisco
MINISTER KEuEY is expected to arrive in
New lorS within 4 few days. He sailed for
home on Aug. IS. ..
FREnERIcK KREIsLER,a lad Of 10 years.
won tae hTst prze for violin playing at the
,Conseryatorv this year.
WV. CORcoRAN has caused a monument
to be placed az the grave Of his old friend. the
Rev. Thomas Balch, OF Greenwich, Va.
MISSOURI PAPERS announce that senator
Vest has entirely recovered from the neural
gic attack which detained him at Helena
Montana.
MINISTER BENJAMIN declares that the igpo-
rance with regard TO the geographical features
OF Persia IS so tlcnse that no correct map of
that country has ever yet been made.
CoQUFLrN. the French comedian, is coming
TO America TINS season. There was real or
pretended breakage of the contract. but he
now says that he will stick to the bargain.
THE superintendent of the Elmira. New
York, ReiOTmatorY says that drunkenness can
be traced back in the families of more than
one-thlrd OF the occupants Of that institution.
ERNEST INGERsoLL, when he first made his
appearance in a Denver newspaper Office,
was "a lanky, bony fellow. in q ragged coat
without money and without friends His first
magazine article was accepted, with an order
FOR all he could write.
ANNOUNCEMENT is made OF the death, At
the age Of IS years, OF Gabriel Emery, OF
Lens switzerland. Tie fought at Borodino,
saw Moscow burned, was at the passage OF
the Beresina, survived the terrible retreat,
fought at Lutzen and Bautzen and was taken
prisoner at LEIPZIG.
WIN. II. DOBLE, JR.. a well-known Phila-
delphia horseman, and a brother OF the cee-
brated driver ofIrotting horses, Gudd Doble.
has lust commenced suit against his wife Tor
divorce. Tote sort Of thing runs In the family
tile fstfcr being separated from his wife,
Budd having been divorced year ago from
his W fe, who was divorced woman when he
married her IN California, and the only sister
being separated from her husband.
MISS CLEvELAND's name is still coupled
with that OF Vassar College. and there NAV
yet be an Their "Prcritent' in the Cleveland
family. When spokeu 30 about the matter
Prof. r. l.. Ritter. Of Nassar, said. Miss
Cleveland may be chosen. She Is frequently
mentioned FOR the position Would / ike 20
have Mise Cleveland President2 As we'll A.
anybody She ~ bright woman and we'll
cited for the position. ON the nrst Tuesday
OF next month the selection VIII he made.n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-27
WHY Not Give the Reasons.

Our esteemed contemporary, the At
lanta Constitution, of Tuesday last, says:
We mad occasion, not long ago, 10 re-
mark on the versatility Of the savannah
MORNING NEWS in advocating free trade
for every body and everything but the rice
interest, which has considerable influence
in that neighbOrhOOd.
Yes, and about the same time the MORN
ING NEWS had occasion to inquire why
the Constitution "Aopped oyer' suddenly
from the position OF an earnest advocate
OF tariff reform TO that Of a red-hot adyo-
cate Of high protective tariff which lie
80 much favored by mouopolists, but the
question has not been answered, although
jndgng from repeated references to Il in
the country press, IL excited a great deal
OF interest, not only in this neigh borhood,
but in every other throughout the State.
II the Constitution wants 20 print some
thing really interesting, let it print the
reasons that led TO It's sudden change OF
front on the tariff. We are sure the press
Of Georgia would like 70 know them.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-27
BRIGHT BITS.

THE gas meter is the almanac which tells Of
longer evenings.-Detrou Free Press.
"sHE's not of my set,7 said the old hen, as
she chased a strange chicken out OF the yard.
st. Paul Herald.
"WHAT are the last teeth that Gomez"
asked Lynn teacher of her class in physi-
ology. False teeth. num- replied a boy
who had just walked up on the back seat
LINN Union.
WORTH, the Paris dressmaker, says that the
stories about high priced dresses are all
myths Myths, The dickens! exclaims the
got cost nearly "a so . o,riStoaon Herald.
THE London Telegraph pays a fare well and
touching tribute to eX Minister Lowell in the
simple eulOgy: "He won all our hearts," But
when Gen -chenck lie the same place he
had won all their hearts. Clubs dis monds and
spadee, with the accompanying chips .-Neao
York Herald.
A FASHION ITEM saws ''the latest thing out
in the way Of wemen's head gear is mag
metric hOnnet"1 such hornets have been out
for years, bnt they sOOu lose their power Of
attraction. They will draw woman 10
church perhaps two or three sundays in sue
cesslon, and then their magnetic force is gone,
PR0sPEoTIvE BRIDEGRoOM Ito prospective
brlde)-Wo uld it be possible. do you think,
dear, to postpone our wedding until Monday
am In receipt OF dispatch calling me to
Buffalo ON important business. p. bride-I'm
afraid not. George. dear. The wedding pEes-
ebts, you know, are only rented until Satur-
day ,-Neto York Sun. .H.|
"Does your husband go TO the lodge, Mrs
Gtbberick p eve ell, he just don't. l broke
up that little game a while ago. VIII, how
iIl tRe world did you 10 itH whenever he
started for the fodSe J went with him as TAR
as The skating rink. and told him to call for
me on his way home 1t only took few doses
TO cure him. h@ChicoGd Ledger! q ssfr
As Col. Biilson Was going down the steps he
met Notwithstanding boy with a lot of
bills. as Col BillsOn's office up stairs?'
Yes, but I'm not in--or rather the Colonel's
not in" Amt you the man?' mo, my
son." "Pd like to find him, I've got tele-
graph money order for him." "Let's see.
Who ia the man you want?" "Col. Billson."
Il thought you said Col. Billings. / am Col.
Biilson. -ArbG77Sita0 fFagster. s
THE lazfness s2d ihn6udence of the waiter
Of aniAustin restaurant surpRss belief. Col.
Percy rger had ordered a hasty beefsteak
He said to the waiter:
Hurry aF that beefsteak- want to catch
the south 'bound train that leaves for San
Antonio in half an hour
Use putty sure, boss, replied the waiter
"dat de steak amt gwineter to be done 10
tune Tor de s6uf-bound train for San Antoine
but you can ges your steak in time to catch dc
norf-bound train hat goes to Dallas in an
hour and a half."-Tecds y ft5n0s.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-27
ON The Itight Side.

In our Atlanta dispatches yesterday IL
was stated as "A report that Representa-
tive Gordon would oppose the Dart pilot.
age bill. The mistake, doubtless. occurred
in the transmission OF the dispatch, and
there being a good deal OF interest IN news
relating TO the storm, 20 was overlooked.
or course there was no doubt about Mr..
Gordon's position with regard 10 the bill
among those acquainted with nim. lie
was iis strong champion, and yestor-
day made speech ia favor Of
1t that ought % have secured
its success. He presented the points Of
the bill clearly and strongly. ne spoke
like a man who feels that he IL on tho
right side, and who never knowingly
speaks on any other side. The failure of
&c bin WAS not due 10 any lack Of effort
on bis part.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-27
BUSINESS METHODS.
Opening OF the Commercial Year-HO
to Make = Good Beginning.

Opening OF the Commercial Year-HOw
to Make q Good Beginning.
1t is customary in the cotton growing
states to date the business year from
Sept. l. Everyone looks forward to the
time when the business pulse quickens
and new life is given to trade. One ofthe
means used to give business a good start
ut the beginning Of the business year is
advertising. The enterprising mer-
chant uses the columns of the news
paper TO inform his patrons that he is
still in the land Of the living; that he has
weathered the dull season, and again
solicits their trade. The newspaper pub
Usher uses the opening Of the season to
review the business of the past year, and
10 give his city a frst-class boom.
Trade editions are published and widely
distributed for the benefit largely of those
who advertise in them.
In such editions business men, whether
merchants, mechanics or manufacturers,
oughtto bring their business before the
public.
such advertising may not, In every case,
be productive Of immediate results, but
IL will give their business houses a stand
ng abroad that they cannot otherwise OBJ
tain.
No enterprising business man OF this
city who expects to prosper can afford to
leave an announcement Of his business
out of the Trade Edition Of the MORNING
NEWS. This edition will be issued OF
Sept. 8. No efforts will be spared to make
it such an edition as every savannahiar
viii have reason to be proud Of.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-27

There Is no bill pending before the Leg
islature in which the honest Taxpayers OF
the State have a deeper interest than that
Of Senator Northen to provide for the cor
rect assessment OF property. We are not
prepared to say that the bill Is just what
is wanted and that 1t will accomplish the
object aimed at, because it is impossible
to know whether twill not be found to
possess grave defects when put into oper-
alton.
This much, however, can be said for II.
II is a move in the right direction, and
appears to be what is needed to give hon
est taxpayers the protection which they
have needed for a long time, and for
which they have been making most per-
sistent demands. No doubt changes Will
be made in it at various stages OF its pro-
gress through the Legislature, and it may
be that it will be improved IN ways that
do not at present suggest themselves.
The bill, as It is at present, provides for
an assessment board Of five members in
each county. The board is to be appoint
ed by the Judge OF the Superior Court on
the recommendation Of the grand jury.
The compensation Of the members is fixed
at 50 per day. The board must meet on
the first Mondays of May and June, and
remain in session as long as there is any
business to attend to. Its duties are to
equalize the valuations Of property, to see
that all property is returned tor taxation,
and that its valuation Is about what
it would bring at public sale
If anyone feels aggrieved at any change
that the board may make in his return he
may ask to be heard in his own behalf
and il he can show thatinjustice has been
done him the board will make the neces-
sary correction.
OF course, to make this plan for equal
izing and correcting assessments effect
i've, the board, in each county, must be
composed Of men who know the county
thoroughly, and are able to form q fair
judgment Of the value OF its improved and
unimproyed lands.
The bill also provides for a list Of ques-
tons that taxpayers are required to an
swer, and the board is authorized to
prosecute criminally anyone who know
inRly answers them falsely.
This bill ought to be pushed forward as
rapidly as possible. 1t Will, doubtless,
encounter strong opposition, because
those who have been defrauding the State
these many years viii leave no means
unturned to defeat 1t.
Either this bill, or bill of this kind,
must be passed or the rate of taxation must
be increased. 1t is plain that to meet the
existing deficiency, and the expenses of
the new capitol and OF the extra session
the State must get a much larger revenue
than it is getting at present.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-27

Eastern newspapers gueh over the death of
james " Marshall and thrnwup their hands
ln affected horror at he ingratitude Of Cali
lornp, which neither gavs him q pension
living nor monument dead This Is an
nonsense. The late james w. Marshall was
cutitlcd 90 n0 ercdit f1r The fiscovcry he
mate IN point ~ fsct. % was mo- discovery:
Indians and after them spaniardf. had fpHnd
nuggets aud pro lninod their existence Mar.
shall happened 10 lirht upon some more iust
az q time when attention was attracted
to California by its recent an.
neKatloh 10 the United states. and
10 waA important that Americans
should he induced 30 settle iu The new terri.
tory, a{Id MarAhnil's "dlar0rcny" was widely
a vertHrd. 10 turned out that b was nn i'm
purtant discovery, gold Boa such quantities hal
never been found before, there wns "a general
rush ~ people from an paris OF tho world CO.
q .if0rnia. bnt Marehal had not lahorrd Tor
Die result u iH not M n bel had burned the
midnight 0il for year, in working out prob.
lem iOr fhu benefit ~ mankind Sc Joe
dropped ON gid "nr0mlsruoua. and n bee bait
irou smart eafefui man he would have
made hif fortune o. Waa ahead ~ aii uih ~
lu point uf tmr. Ffi fhfr bore Oh che rlch
price and ns dled poor man.
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INDET TO new ADVERTISEMENTS.

MERTINGs-Branch SS. Catholic Knights OF
America; Haupt Lodge No. 50, 1. o. o. F.;
Election OF German Volunteers.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-As to Anheuser- Busch
Beer; To Consignees per Steamer VIM. Law
renee.
AUCTION SALE-Pawnbrokers Goods by
/. D. LaRoche's Sons; Assignees' Sale by
Kennedy Blum.
WANTs-Small Girl; Reasonable Board.
For REET-A Two-story Brick House;
Nicely Furnished Room; A Three STORY
House: Store and Dwellings; Several Houses;
Omces, Wharf, Stores and Alley Warehouses;
Rooms.
Eos sALE-Picture Frames at Ravens; A
Cahgraph.
LOsT-Memoranda Book,
MIscELLANRoUs-Boo Written Up, ETC.;
HRyens Gallery.
ANHEUsER BUSCH LAGER-Geo. Meyer.
RIGHT STYLKs--At s. Krouskof's Nam
moth Millinery House.
LAW REPRESENTATIVE Il Wilson.
WOOD sTAINs--A. b. Collins & Co.
INSURANCE AGAINST sToRMs-R. Il. Foot
man & Co., Agents.