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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTES.

Martinelli's cider Is absolutely pure.
Yuen Kee & Co. have removed to Hotel
street.
MartinelIi's cider is the best anq purest
made.
Val Bl5tz Milwaukee lager beer is the
finest in the market Bottled expressly
for thisslimate.
For gents embroidered suspezders, col
lar and cuff boxes, ard shaving sets go TO
Sachs store, Io4 Fort street
Just received, undresSed kid gloves in
new shade, fancy white and colored EN-
broidered handkerchiefs at Sachs store"
sUndressed Kid gloves, ladies' underwear,
pink. white cream andsblue cashmere Just
received by last steamer a. c. J. Fishel's.+
a lot of Turk, Pole and Tam push caps,
children's Normandy bonnets aud ladies'
bats just received at Sachs store, l0l Fort
street,
Messrs. Wing on Wo & Co, Of Mauna-
kea street, beg. leave to notify the public
that they have just received "a large guam
tify Of XXX and other choice brands Of
Manila cigars, Of the best quality for sale
atmoderate prices.
Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky is not medi-
Gated liquor, but a pure unadulterated
whisky for medicinal use, free from fusel
oil and all noxfous impurities, and is pre-
scribed by physicians 1t is a medicine
for the sick and feeble, and a beverage for
the million, because it is absolutely pure*
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4 cnnd Investment.

A Young man in Cleveland, who invested
s,--,,.sI thousand dollars in an undeveloped
silver mine. was taken to task by former
business friend of his fathers, who said:
Il can't see what on earth possessed you 10
make such an investment
Wei. | started out with determination
,,e,,sr TO invest in any stocks which could
shrink"
But this stock g.
cant possibly go lower / bought II Ior
three cents on the dollar, and the seals on the
certificates are worth four cents each lot tags
-. -, ,,.l,,..c, '-slVan Street News.
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At the regular meeting OF Excelsior
Lodge, No. l, Independent Or Ter OF odd
Fellows, held on Tuesday evening, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term: p. Butler, n. g.; ]. w.
Pratt, Y. g.; L. L. Lapierre, Secretary /;
~ Waldron, Treasurer; j. .. Carter,
Robert Levers and@Thomas Hughes,
Trustees The installation will take
place next Tuesday evening
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THE OUTLOOK.

Despite the tendency to grumbhng
which has become chronic in this com mon
munity, we see nothing to iHdica only.
setback to the progress &C
Its resources are practical eSo aboudt.
but what has been done towards IN his slveet leede
them has demonstrated the ,,,aorSbtondt
capabilities of the soil. l}uId quite SWALLOW hea
are OH the highway of L, -,-,,5. into he.
tween the Pacific coast Or
lea and the Australian CONT fear und surprise
upon the completion OF the
canal which is only question OF nbudt:
and money, this port will assuredly be
come the great naval rendezvous, mer- IC-heS
camille and national, in the North Pa In liz
cifc. Nature has marked it out for this copies
high destiny, and it win be. next to inn puoiis
possible for any erassitude of administra- or luh
ton to deprive it of this leading place as ana u
an international port, .although OF course creed
it NAV not be adequately eo1etind sofhar soi'uo
its growing and ultimate rG ~%G Nc =
As factor in the future d 40, evil,
the natural wealth of Bndt, Won day. dake der place
even in the forecast --,..a. hair
syed baby dots pooling nline ha ~,
future IN knows aboudt drouble and care
is not TO be oYedink off der voridt NIT ks priae u ~
tostrengthe sins ,..s.,, md dot baby vas twins,
in the tutd an der daylong haf holdings 20 do
,.ssssfS,dt sh,.st laugh und keep saying
ssS 'Ah-GOor'
Charles FOlien Adams in Youths companion
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A r,.ssenrer.. optleal IlIusion.


want TO hear strange case oil opticel
;u,,sionp INQUIRED Assistant Passenger Agent
JVbitney. of the MichigaI Central railroad.
"a TOW ,Iays ago a young man boarded one
- - trains for Hyde Park. When near
b;s destination he walked out upon the plat
f,.,7, of the car and waited for the train TO
tS@-i,o,, IT, snoed As it did the young
nan walked down the steps, only to ind
another train standings as he suppose supposed ,r on
1. -D,,.13cI,ing mt full speed, while his own
tram, which was now at the depot was at a
dead stop. The young man, however i'm
arined that it was his own tram liiaI va" as
tearing along the rails, and, fearing that ne
IyonId be carried past the town, braced nm NJ
self for a leap in keeping with the speed OF
his train Just the other tram was uoo !I
to rush by the young man made terTlllc
Ian and. as might be expected, landed On
his back. A brakeman who had witnessed
the amusing spectacle jumped from the IRAN a,
md rescued the bewildered man just as the
ether train swept past with a roar. '-ChlcasC
Herald -TIain Talk
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,-.,,,.r cIadstone.s Library.

Ex-Pre1nier Gladstone has library contain
ing nearly i. GOovo'umeS- ~ On lhe1losy
-. the most numerous. He ~ has arse
denartments devoted % Shakesl~1a,'~ g
- Homer. THE great Fiorentuc p"ct. -
the vav. ,hou be- qnoted on Mond"y, 20
f.ethcr with Aristotle, bh NH''e' ""N -
Augustine ARE the four ""ih'i. o. 'n'''. or. ','
-. .,,, his own mimi Speaking rc,'utly
= 49, t...L- the i.i,stt statesman ~,-id. III
a.. d. .u. ching am yHiHer than another
,l5l, d /. uv plan Tor sta'sins books. i can
- mon, books into "a gwen space tnAh ah'
80, I know. Chicago Times.
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EnterGainment at the Lyceum

Last evening the Christmas entertain
ment of the Bethel Sunday-school was
held at the Lyceum, Nuuanu Avenue.
There was a large attendance OF
Sunday school children, with their
parents and friends. Literary and
musical exercises occupied some time,
after which refreshments were served.
1t was delightf;li affair and evidently
much enjoyed by the children.
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snnIax-schooI Picnic.

Yesterday afternoou~the st. Andrews
Cathedral sunday-sehool held picnic
at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Schaefer, Nuuanu Valley. The young
sters turned out in large numbers and a
very pleasant time was the result. The
Royal Hawaiian Band discoursed excel
ent music during the afternoon.
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A u,t,,y discovered MeNseAn .'"'' /,
a VOL .-. DO reports are true.
~, .', r,..r-. and i, further credited win
N',. 81 .'... arl, M the middle Of the
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) q. Thrum VS.. the PACIFIC ly

,Ioroside the old one 1t would then raIi
become darker and palmer, until IN tne
course of a few days it was as broad anu ols-
tinct as the original canal. Ia,
Tbis strange doubling of the so-caIied
,,a1s made the whole phenomenon appear
70 those who were originally inclined 10
doubt its reality as the result OF mere lihagl-
| nation or self-deceptiOn on the part OF Ihe on
ever Scbiaparelli himself relates that ne
| was SO astounded by what he saw that at
/ first he thought he must be the vlcUlIn Oh al
! .iInsion. caused by fatigue of the eye ana
| EMO new kind of strabismus." But he con-
,inced himself by the most pa1nstaK1ng Cd
sarvations that there was no deception aoouV
- ,1i.oo,,arv "As things stand, he said, 1T
,-o,,Id he premature to put forth conJectures
. about the nature of these canals. AS 10 Cne4r
J existence. 1 need not say that have taken
o1ra,,1y necessary precaution to avoid even the
h, suspicion of illusion, and am aOsoIO'eiS
certain of what have seen.
Vet notwithstanding NJ. Schiaparelli's MS
} o,,ca that the world of Mars really
possesses these curious markings, the fact mas
hitherto rested principally upon his ooseTNa
tions alone To be sure, few OF his cahais
had been detected several years before DIS
original observation, notably by Da"es' pu'
nobody besides Schiapareih hau Oehelu w VI
phenomenon on any such scale as was eAlIo,
ed I'm his map But now confirmation Oh
lis discoveries comes from two most JrusC
worthy sources During the opposition OF
Mars this year Mr. Denning, OF BRISTOL ahC
NM Thollon and Perrotin, of Nice, under
took careful telescope studies of the planet
surface Mr.. Denning was able to detect tn
existence of Schiaparelh's canals, although
i Ihey were very faint lines as he saw them
i and he did not perceive them double. Never
|. tbeless. he saw enough to convince him ina
G there was no deception i'll the Italian asVrol
! olner's observations.
I MN Perrotin and Thollon, in the pure
o -i.ias of Nice were able to accomplish niue
g more. They plainly saw the double canals
d SehiaparelI, and also detected the curiol
N and rapid changes in the appearance OF the:
As objects that so astonished their original "a ~
Ii coyerer. Schiaparelh himself at about u
same time rediscovered the double canals
l" New York Sun.
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WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO.,
Limited.
-7''nF- a NiER KINAU.
SlI1h NJ ~
Gorenzen. commander.

Uorenzen Commanderl'
, aox,as Honolulu as per following scheuuie'
,'ncbIng Mt Iahaina, Maalaea Makena, Mahu
49, LSxa,hae I. aupanoehOe. Hio ana htduho'i;
Commencing on MONDAY, July 20 1857 ; ANN
on every alternate Monday at p. III, tr = a',
In roalya rhp VOLCANO TRIP, reaching hea"
non on Wednesday morning, where hoISts a'.u
srriaees are in waiting To convey passthsei3s ~
mo VOLCANO HOUSE thVe miles III tue S'
and nine miles by carrage)- 80 800 .o do NC
passengers by this route VII h4 4SG1, tTo '4
and two nights at the NOLCANo, i nv No rrt4E
III L,E,rT- FOR THE ROUND TRIP 10 lf1I,
iCAT6 FIFTY DOII.AR RS, WHICH PA "
ALL CHARGES. I'LL, c,r5o,,
mornings on Volcano trips. On H'lo trips, WI
80 H@nolulu on tuesdays and return SATURDAY
morning. 80, -
PASSENGER TRAINS will connect VIII 'N'
Kinau at Mahukona
Tho Efnau WILL TOUCH at Honokala ant
Pasnbau on down trips from Hi'o FOR passenger
# signal is made from the shore
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STEAMER LEHUA,
CLARK, Commander
,-,,,.1eove regularly for same tportsFas kilaueo
HOu.
STEAMER MOKOLIl,

tMcGregor, Commander),
raovas for the following ports every alternate
ConImencing August TO Lanai, hanAIo' ~
- Tabaina OIOwaIu. Returning 10 lahalha'
Ppkoo, Kamalo. Lanai, arriving at Honoiuio sat
urday morning. ~. ,-.,ol,at-oi Eeroe-
=, D,,lyoC Halav.a, " aiau, PeleEunu, haIaupaPa
~, tr,j,og 10 Pukoo, Lahaina, Olowa.u, lahalna'
EnLoo Kamalo, KaunakaHal arriving Al mum"
lulu Saturday morning
rsr The Company will not be Responsible lor
NV freight or packages unless rocepteu loI' ~.
a. ,,areona a baggage unless plainly marked. MOI
osponsible for money or jewelry unless placed III
barge Of the Purser.
All possble care viii he taken OF Live stock ou'
the Company Will not assume any rlsA o
SAINT. g. WILDER, President
= b. ROSE, Secretary.
OFFICE-Coruer Fort and queen streets
E5-Iv Mar 90
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general puL..s-recognit"AH-coop
characte

day OF Her Majesty Atff5@@ ssfrf7 4
toner exalted STATION ior preak of der day.
character. 'eeps zen eedle Toes =
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Keeps ten leedle toes,
rash blooming rose,
nselves all aboudt,
want to get oudtl"
those bright eyes
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Despite the tendency to grumbling,
which has become chronic in this com
mummy, VIC ist only:
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
General A. L. Hart returned from s.
Francisco last avpuino

General A. L. Hart returned from San
Francisco last evening.
Miss Mamie Carolan and Miss Belle o.
Hare returned last evening from San Fran
cisco.
mento, now living near Davisville, is visit
ing the city.
Fred. Werner, of Suffer Creek, came
down yesterday, and last evening went
over to Nevada.
NJ. d. Boruck, of San Francisco. after
paying the city brief visit, went home
yesterday afternoon.
Charles McCreary, n. d. Rideout, ex-
Sheriff Estiil and w. f. Peterson went to
San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nathan entertained
their friends Monday evening at their resi-
dence, p street, between Third ard Fourth
Mrs Joseph Berrestord and Mrs. G. w.
Nichols of this city, left yesterday for Oak
land, where they will visit Mrs. 7. Board
man and Mrs. f. C. Nichols.
Charles Lehman, book-keeper for Jacob
Hoehn for several years, has gone to Los
Angeles with bis family. and will have the
management OF tie Los Angeles Ice Com
pany.
Marshall Digs, of Woodland, has gone
to the southern part of the State. Close
attention to business has injured his
health, and, under the advice of a physi-
clan, he has decided to take vacation.
James B. Gally, a well-known Young
business man of this city, left Monday to
take up his residence near San Jose. hay
ing been appointed Superintendent of the
grounds OF the new Insane Asylum, now
in course of construction.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel ves-
terday d. E. Walker, Visaiia; Harry A.
Hall, San Francisco; J. W. Burnham,
Chico; W. f. McCrackcn, Costumes; W.
W. Mason, Carson City; Joseph Bitten
Melbourne; f. Ii. Stanley and wife. C. ].
Nlckerson, Alex. Rens, G. Herzog, Mrs. DR..
NJ. X. Plummer, San Francisco.
Several young gentlemen, students of
Santa Clara College, who have been spend
ing the holidays AZ bone, returned to their
studles yesterday-among them being
Harry r. Bernard George Tyrrell and ALI.
Gregory, OF Sacramento, and Messrs. Cum
mings' of North Bloomfield; Hagen, of
Colusa, and Mooney, of Tehama
Arrivals at the State House Yesterday:
John Charles, city; G. Mills, Reno; VIM.
1uhre, Pleasant Grove; James Graham,
Elk Grove; John Phillips, Dan Dennison,
Gait; {. q. Briggs, Ed Edstrom San Fran
cisco j. b. Scott. Carson City; Mrs A.
Brown, Lincoln, Neb.; Mrs. Brison Rou-
tiers; Mrs. c. Miller Lake House; w. II.
Dixon and wife, J. NJ. Belcher Costumes
Ben Ready, Woodland; Jas Wise, W. b.
'Westtall, Peter Larsen, Walnut Grove;
Geo. eastman, Elk Grove; W. II. Callett,
John ". Callett, Colusa; Thos Taverner
Jas. King, Robert Nichols, Costumes; J.
II Ralston and wife, Folsom W. w. Hoyt
Diamond Springs; John Quiggle Gait
Sand Howe, Delta; VIM. Harlow, Reuters;
Miss King Auburn
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, December 30-By Justice Post, Geo.
b McCauley to Laurilla Crawford
Sacramento. January by Justice Post Jack
son shealor, of Volcano to Laura e. Russell,
of Gait
Dutch Flat, Placer county, December 2S-w. P.
Sowden to Mrs. S. NJ. Simons.
San rafael, Janusry 3-John Lucey. of Sacra.
mento, to Annie Gordon. of San Rafael.
Sugar Loaf Ranch, Yuba county. December 81
Frederick ii. Westwood to Amelia koppel
Near Oroville. December Shell MeKiliop TO
Kate Reynolds.
Weaverville, December 29-Jos. W. Smith to
Christina LorenZ.
Near Blacks, Yolo county. December 81 Elmer
E. Robinson TO Miss Laura /. Cassilis.
Cottonwood, Butte county. December 31-Chas
P. Eachus to Miss Margare. Z. Lee.
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WHAT we learn with pleasure we never
forget. "-[Alfred MERCER. The following
is a case in point: Il paid out hundreds Of
dollars without receiving any benefit, says
Mrs. Emily Rhodes, of McBrides, Mich
" had female complaints, especially
dragging down. for over SIX years. Dr.
r. V. Pierce's Favorite Prescription did
me more good than any medicine ever
took. advise every sick lady to take it"
And so do we. 1t never disappoints its
patrons. Druggists sell it.
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Found IN a BoTTLE.-Yes;erday after
noon boy found corl1ed bottle floating
in the overflow west of Washington and
on opening it discovered that it contained
small piece of paper, upon which was writ
ten in Il bold hand, under date of Marys-
vile, December p, 1885: ITO whom it
may concern Finding myself without
funds, and no prospects Of work, | have
this day resolved 10 do away with a life
that has been misspent from my earliest
recollection. l also wish it known that
have been FASTENED to this by the inlidelity
of my wife Mary. May the Lord forgive
her as freely as do is the last prayer of
her heart-broken husband, Earnest Sin
CLAIR
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TO NY OLD PATRONS.

7 sTILL OFFER NJ VALUABLE SERVICES
1 If yen are SO unfortunate as 10 require them
With mind mstuTed and enriched by studies OF
an advanced order, can safely say that there is
hardly G. disease in the catalogue Of human rs
that cannot treat 10 successful issue.
LADIES' an always ready TO sssist you. y V
experience. I am now able 10 treat you with
your delicate org anism isbeyoId my sure control
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior o
auy offered heretofore, and viii be warranted o
have the desired effect in all csSeA
These of the public who need my services can
depend upon gentlemenly, honorable and sci
eniifc treatment st reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who have beer IL
iured by youthful indiscretionS, and those vino
have contracted local diseases. =
Persons afflicted can ii they prefer, consult
me by letter, detailing the SYMPHONIC OF the dis
ease or trouble, and receive medicines By ex-
press, with full instructions. Ali letters must
be directed: J. L. J0S5ELyN, NJ. D., 226 Suffer
street, San Francisco. Cal.
Cure warranted in ali cases, or no pay -T-
quired. Consultation, personally or by letter,
gratis. Send Tor book. Comfortable apartments
for patients CT my InirmeTy tThen desired ,
with experienced nurses.
Consultation Pariors. 226 Suffer street, edjoih-
ing the Young meu's Christian Association
Building.
Office hours-fron 9 A n. tosP.N
sEy Diploma hangs In my office.
Purchase nay Essay or Physiology and Mari
age. For sale ~ ali newsdealaTs.
j. II. JOsssLYN, NJ. d.
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COUNTY TKEAsU RER's REPORT.

Following is the report of George Z.
Auchler, County Treasurer, for the month
ending December 81, 1885:
Cash on hand December l, 1885. .sj7 Al u
RECEIPTS.
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,s36o,I94 10

Cash on hand January l, 1856. .S36 079 50
There were also ten bonds of the issue of 1884
redeemed, which makes fifteen bonds redeemed
since they were issued (which was in Novem-
Der, 1854. to the amount of $4,000 in ALL, and
$1,000 paid, leaving Sill 600 to be paid.
GEORGE L. kUCHLER,
| County Treasurer
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JOHN f. COOPER has bought the stock of
pianos, organs and music goods of Messrs.
F. Il. Girard and Kohler & Chase, and here
after will be found at his new store, corner
Seventh and J streets, with all the various
agencies of pianos and organs, sheet music
and goods heretofore kept by the above
firm, and great bargains for so days to sac
rifice stock 4
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Scsiness Advertisements.
Ten thousand persons wanted
Estate Of Ripley Kelly
Red House bankrupt sale
Ladies and gentlemen wanted
hiddleaged woman wanted
Information wanted of John Meafs
Standardization in an Office.
Mrs. VI. Peter. Costumer.
Peoples Savings Bank-Dlyidend notice.
Albany New York; EueRiag Journal
Bakers Breakfast Cocoa
Meinstock 4 Lubin-Local order-boxes.
Hale Bros. * Co.-Fine assorments.
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BLANKETS Friday and Saturday We
shall, in connection with our bankrupt
stock, offer great inducements in three lines
of blankets. Do not fail to see them at
Red House
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WATER RATES, city licenses and dog IL
censes now due. Pay on or before the 18th
and save cost.
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To-Day, sale OF the bankrupt stock of L.
LYMAN, Nevada City, and Others. Red
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TUESDAY, January 5, 1856
In the matter of Chenoweth d wilkins. in
solvent debtOrs-Citation issued directing i'll
sol ents to appear before this Court on Monday
January 1lth, at 10 ~ NJ, for examination.
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BORN.

Sacramento, January 4-wife of j. C. Moore. a
son.
Sacramento, January 4-wife of j. W. Nixon, a
daughter.
Near Green Valley, January 4-wife OF c. T.
Uhlenkamp, son.
Yuba county. December sl-wife of Edward Ne
Gowan, daughter
Marysville, January 4-Wife of NJ. Nelson, a son.
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LADIES fine cloth skirts, with knife plat
ings, 90 cents, in our sale of the bankrupt
stock. Red House.
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SEE new advertisement for partial list of
bargains in our sale to-day Red House. >
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LADIES all-wool scarlet knit undervests.
50 cents each, in our sale to-day Red
House.
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SUPERIOR COURT,
One-yan Fleet, Judge.

TUESDAY, January ), 1886.
]. D. Smith VS.. His Credtors-OrGeTed that
the application of c. W. Chesley ct al. to dis
miss proceedings aud set aside order for cita-
ton be denied and that the order heretofore
made, referring the same TO the Court Commits
sioner, be revoked. and the further hearing set
for Tuesday, January 18th, at 10 a. NJ, before
this Court that during the interim all pro
ceedings be stayed, and all the parties to this
proceeding having any properly in their posses
sion belonging 10 said insOivent are hereby or
dered not to dispose of the same in any manner
until Che further order Of this Court.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Clunie operl House" Tour of the World
y. b. I.-To-night.
Unity Lodge, X of H.
Executive Committee Citrus Fair-To-day.
Union Lodge, +. and A. ~
Card from the Towards
German Frauen-Nerein.
Pacific Valley Council
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In our new salesrooms we shall COM
mence the sale of the bankrupt stock at
o'clock each morning, until all is disposed
of. Red House.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL,
GAESOGE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
- This hOtei is inthe very center Of the busf-
ness portion Of the city. The travelling public
will find this to be the most com Portable and re-
spectacle Hotel 10 the city. Board end room,
81, 81 % and q ~ per DAY. He: and Cold Baths
Free. Free Cosch IN sud from the Hotel.
ol3 CFkS MONTGOMERY Il BRO. }Tnps
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Maximum temperature. 40: minimum tenn
Pefsture, 800. JAMES 4. BARWICK,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. S. A.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-06
ST. DAVID'S,

715 Howard St, near Third, san francisco.
FIRSr-CLASS LODGING HOTEL, con-
N tanning 100 rooms; water and gas in each
room; no better beds In the world; no guest al
lowed to use the linen once used by another; a
iarye reeding-foom: hot and cold water baths
free. Price OF rooms Per night, ~ and 70 cents,
per week, from - upwards. open ali night r.
HUGHES, Proprietor Al Nasket-s.reet Ferry,
take Omnibus line Of street cars for Third and
Howard. iy2TuThStf