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Evening star., 1886-06-23

NOR RENT
II 1S12N st. NV. 9rSlOO
421 1lth st. NV, l6rs-.90
1853 p n.w.11rs......-S3.3a
1924 l4th st. n.w..llrs.SO
601 18th At. NV, llrs..To
2S Grant Place. lOrs..--75
943 NJ st. NV, l2rs-..-15
141S 10th st. NV, l1r- 10
1I0S F st. n. w.. 12rs.....15
12l2N. Y. ave.,lOr.......1O
"a Grant Place. Srs.-....-65
1219 q ST., NV, Srs.....6U
1901 Sd st. NV, IL rs. 60
1906 Il st. NV. l0rs.....55
POI ID st. NV, 9 rs.........5O
1873 Corcoran St, 1lrS5O
4S9 Mo. ave-, IL rs.-40. 80
1249 9Th st. NV. l0rs.. 40
145U X. I. ave, Trs.....4U
BOB NJ st. NV, 12r...-....35
9lS N 81. NV. 9rs.........4O
1120 9th st. n.w.. Yrs. 80
l0O6 26th st. NV, 1Or-3O
14US 18th st. n. W.. 6rs.. .25
1890 9th St NV, 6rs. ...25
5OO OSpruce ST. 1rs.........25
1855 > st. n. w.. rA-...25
2S20 \ s.. NV. 8 re-.
14o7 Pierce Place.6 rs.-25
633 j. st. NV. 6rs....22. 81
AGO TO 466 Wash. st. %. SO
iecl r. IA. WARN
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A LIBERAL REwAap.


during the rush at our Lace Department by being
abeto devote the attention which we consider is due
them, but the rush At said department was really
greater than We anticipated, and asa
REWARD
We win give you,
ALL THIS WEEK.
500 PIECES ORIENTAL AND EGYPTIAN LACEs,
Regular price ranging from Is to Csc a yard.
YOUR CHOICE OF ANY OF THEM ONLY
+ !, =: :: ca YARD
Also. Will open SO NEW PATTERNS IN oRI.
Entail. EGYPTIAN AND SWISS FLoUNcINGs
at 6sc 1ac. soc.. o0c, CSC. s1.OO to $500 yard
Just bought New Patterns. Grea, Bargains.
Also, rs NEW PATTERNS OF SWISS PLouNc.
INGS. at 2oc. yard: worth 5Oc.
Also, 10 NEW PATTERNS NEW 45-1NcH SWISS
FLouSciNGs at sl.oo yard would be cheap at
s1.75
Also. so dozen HAND-ENBRoIDERED NULL
FlCHuS. worth so to .oc.. only Csc each
Also. 25 dozen HAND-EMBROIDERED NULL
TIES. embroidered In white or colors at 2S worth
4Oc
Also. 80 dozen EMBROIDERED TIES. q, for
use; worth Ice each
Evening star., 1886-06-23
We Bee To AsNouScK

Tia, on and aftsr July 9th, during the months
July and August we will close our establish
ment at O'Clock p. m. each evening except
Saturday, and on that day at O'Clock p m.
WOQnW aRn a I0THR0p
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Two GRAY BLANKET BAReA1ss

For wrappings, camping out. servants, &C.,
we quote.
ia seven-pound Gray Blankets. usual price
$3.50. Only 81 per pair.
ia Heavy French Gray Blankets. worth
$3.50. Only 81. So per pair.
CThird floor: take eievatOr)
SIS Mail Order Department in ex perienced
hands.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

There is a good deal of sound statesmanship
In the stand taken by Governor Robinson, OF
Massachusetts, in his veto OF the bill giving
hOnorably discharged soldiers and sailors right
To appointment in the state civil service with
out passing the ordinary competitive examina-
tion- The bill was framed and engineered with
the design of putting the governor into a false
position. On the one hard, his approval would
strike the first blow at the civil service system:
on the other. his veto would apparently set him
IN opposition to the soldier element in politics
1t was delicate choice, but the governor
proved equal to the occasion. He knew what
his duty was, and he did IL; and his manly
course ought to have a salutary effect on the
governors OF other states in which a like ques-
tion Is mooted- In his veto message Mr.. Robin
son frankly states his belief that the honorably
discharged soldiers and sailors are receiving
full recognition at the hands of the people 1t
IS a striking commentary on the condition of
American politics that il requires courage for a
chief magistrate OF great commonwealth to
make such a statement as that, when the war
has been over more than twenty years.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

1902 II st. ne, 6r-..-e2O
lOl7&l0l0N.Cap6r 20. SO
sos. 612 and GA & St
ne. 6rs- SO
4 q St NV, D rS......-2O.4 40
l1O4 23d 81. q rs......xo.3o
l342 w St NV. 6rs. ~ 80
l44l r st., 8 r.. n..............2O
412 Est. 8 W., d rs.......--lS
413-l5 llth st. s.e.. 6rs. Is
3Os 9Th e.e.. 6r........16.8s
413 d 4l5 1ltn sc ,6rs. .lS
"a to 70 Defrees. 6rs- 1900
Nichols av. Un'r'wu .Sr. lS
1872 TO 342 n 4 W. Or. l6. So
511 Z st. ne, 6rs...-......16
724 5th ST. n. W., 6rs. .16. 10
@3S Sth st. n ~ 5rs. lis
2lOS to 22l5 Cleveland
ST Or. ........ $1,000. Is
3O5 18th st. 8. W.. 6rs-...15
412 Nj. av. NV. q rs-l5
42l Warner ST., 8 rs.1l.i0
l3 Fenton st. n. e. .5r-l2.60
i316 LSw. .6rs. s.....-..-.11 80
3 q fenton st. 6r...12SU
800 l2in ST Sc. 5r--1O.3O
STORES&DW ELLINGS
800 Ind av., store e.........50
lW12 l4th It nw-- 22.5O
FIR a CYl Ola Tot m -
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PARaso1s Go Down


In price, in order to dispose of the stock as we
oeiieye we have too many for this season of the
year and we propose to carry none 70 next sea-
son.
=, we believe customers will appreciate buying
them at iess regular prices. Better values have
never beer offered
Children's Plain Satin and striped Pongee
Parasols:
81 SO, 80 and g
upiuS STOCK
Ladies and Misses Coachers.
ss MsIs ss...-:;...-.,---;,. -. .. -, ...--Sl and $Llo
Ladies' Coachers In cardinal and cream:
LOO
surplus STOCK price. Sl %
Ladies Figured Satteen Parasos, white aud
cream ground. coiored figures:
o,,
1 Lo OF Ladies' Colored Coachin Parasois.
Inc uding a lew lined and unlined Pongees
so. SO, $325 and s. so
Su, Pius STOCK rice. 9ZOO
2O-inch y ribbed Flat-Top Pongee Silk Para
soils lined with silk. They must 20.
IPiuS StoG friSe.--..;,
Our fine Lace Trimmed satin ParasoIs are
also reduced In order to close out the stock this
month.
Second floor: take eievator.)
43 Prompt attention 10 orders by mail.
WOODWARD q LOTHROP.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

sss III a 4 B$ ssssSsss sssSss : Is. ss
BBB "A Uu HHH ssss
CLOSING OUT DRY GOODS
4pieces Of Jersey silks. selling At sl. 75c
l piece Blue Check 75c, o5e
! pieces Fancy surah f" q 90. sl00
piece Chinese Striped q" $l.2s. SLo0
pieces Pink aud Cream Broeads Silks. selling n
Sl.26 esc.
10 pieces Fancy Striped Pique. selling a. zoe. a5e
Is pieces Fancy Patterns India Lineus selling Al lse
II pieces Fancy Patterns BAsistes, selling n lsc.
. pieces Canvas Striped Boacies. selling a Elsa
6Oc only.
. pieces Plain French Boucls Terry selling =
Sl.3o. Csc only.
ALL OUR FANCY PATTERNS FRENCH sATL
Js23 TEENs
ATRoBES. RANGES. FURNACES AND NAN.
promptly done. t,et prices at
ye<o-5m GEQ K GARTRE.II,S- AK Sth
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

II1OR RRkNT-sEloND DSToR BAY-wiNDowl ) D
L Front Room; furnish d new ihroushout: In new
81 Z
EIoR RENT-suiTE Of. LARoE. AIRY ROOMS
ton: private family: references exchanged isas u
I1OR RENT-037 MASS AVE N W, FRONTAND
Il back room. furnished unfnrnisheds reasonable
rasss; nsss. house pleasantly oca'ed modern %gsSy
ENoR RENT-AT s33 Fl ST. n W., A HAND
some Suite osRooms with private bath: first fioor
T1NOR RENT-LARGE2D % STORY, soUTH-FRoNT
room. well-furnishe; also hall bedroom with it IL
desired: near lines OF cars 9Oe o St NV. ie22-lm
news s,s
suitable for hons Keeping family Of price sssosa
= Front Room. overlooking the entire city; delight
ful summer location; TO gentlemen only. Table Board
uniarnished as desired je2 -sts
FoR RENT.FuRN!sHEp AND UNFURNIsH-
eminent reservation in 'front.': references excban ed
E>oR RENT..AT EQUAL RENTAL AND MOD
Address B. H.. Star t Office p''' e'e' t.st jesi-st.
NOR RENT-ONE FURNISHED OR Two UN-
~ Irissed " Rooms with gas and BATH private fsm
FoR RENT : FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
squaTs baT iaos St %
je2l-3t
LHOR RENT-0O5 18TH ST, THIRD STORY
IL front room. overlooking Franklin Park delight
ful summer location; 10 gentleman only; table board
convenient. te2I-Sts
I1NOR RENT-UNFURNISHED. 9l5 f ST. NV,
i. two large Rooms with private bath; I'd story.
je7-1m
ENOR RENT-AT 1414 AND 1416 X ST n. w.
Il large, cool. elegantly furnished Rooms. with or
without Board Summer rates MIS-. GRANT
my27-1m@
LNOR RENT-AT S24 18TH ST. NV FUR
i nished Rooms suite single, on lst and I'd
floors: al moderate terms during the SUNNI
wi accommodate transient people IL desired private
family. my25-lms
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B1e BARGAINS In Qu1rrs.
The best summer spread is the "Aliendale."
for the reasons that IL Is the lightest, coolest
strongest and easiest iaundered.
"a S.ngle-bed Quilts .......... ......6 &c.
1O-4 DOubIebed QultS....-.......-- ...........$1
We are also Offering:
100 lI-4 Fine Marseilles Bed-spreads I'm q
choice pattern, excellent value, worth So So
Only - each.
(Third floor: take eleyafor)
W04DW ARn q ICTUROp
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STORES Per mon OFFICEx Per Mo
1913 F. ste q cellar 500 1918 r 4th floor 2r $35
l4lO r store du ell.65 4eS La ave-, hasem't-..3O
l40S p store & dwell.-65 46S La ave.. Sd fir Ar 80
books For full list call at Office for bulletin issued
thelst and 10TH ije22l THO6 Z WAGGAMAN.
Evening star., 1886-06-23

DERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND TABLE
Il BoafderS accommodated at 20 Lafayette SQUARE
communicating Rooms Oh second door now vacant:
will be rented en- suite or single. jelD-6t*
DLEAsANT ROOMS, FURNISHED AND UN-
Il furnished with Board. at 3l4 and $40 Indiana
telT.3u,
TABLE BOARD FOR THE SUMMER $50 PER
l. month; Stra hmore arms, $40 18th ST. n W. Inns
rl>HE LOt Il lei HOUSE 5i2 9TH ST. n. W..
Il and the "a Pierre, cor. 10th and n. are the
best conducted Boarding houses In the city, Table
class pleasant roomA Terms moderate OCT
Evening star., 1886-06-23
WANTED--HOUSES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE UNTIL Ot,
by two adults. without children; best refer
ence. Address Pi.tCE, Star Office Its
VNTANTED-TO. BUY SIX OR EIGHT ROOM
w house, with hal, modern improvements and
alley in re r location northwes tor Capitol Hill. Ad-
dress l.. NJ. Q, star Office Its
VXIANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH, A HOUSE IN
w the section OF the city; IL rooms:
west of 18th anu north Of st. Address x V, Star
Office. je13-2t*
VIZ ANTED-TO RUY-EIGiHT-ROOM, TWO
w story brick with all modern improvements, with
without stable: location between 18th and 9TH and
and public alley in rear; state price. Address
Box 70. Star office. jeZl-3ts
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SAN FRANCIC0 ITEMS.

The arrivals at this port Wednesday en-
braced two steamers, two barkss and four
teen schooners.
At st. Luke's Episcopal Church Wednes-
day evening, fortysix persons were con
firmed by Bishop Kip.
An effort is being made by local dentists
10 have the American Dental Association
meet in this city in August.
The four members of the Arbitration
Committee selected by the Cdii- Bulletin and
typographical Union to arbitrate upon the
differences between them have selected F.
X. Krauth of the Alameda EnciadI, as the
fifth member.
The British man-of-war Triumph, which
arrived Wednesday night from Esquimauit,
belongs to the tird-class of armored ves-
sells of the British navy, and carries four
teen guns. Ten of them are twelye-ton
and four thirty-six hundred weight
The special civil service examination for
weighers, assistant weighers, samplers and
foremen of laborers. which was to Ii;.ve
taken place on the 10Th inst, has been
postponed BY ielegraphic orders from the
commissioners at Washington, uaiil Tues
day, the 20ih inst
The examination OF the condition of the
State Of California, injured Wednesday in
collision, shows that htr frame IS not ia
jnrcd, and that repairs can be made sooner
than expected. The iron plates necessary
can be obtained here, and it is believed
that tie vessel vii be put on the line again
IN about three weeks. The cost of repairs
will be shout $I50 GOO
Mrs Thomas Hendricks left Inaiar apolis
lasi Friday for an extended trip 70 CaIio.-
MIA. She will make a short stag With her
sister, Mrs Herman, az Omaha, and will
stop few days with Mrs General Mason.
at Cheyenne, Wy. I. From the latter
/ place she will come to this city, where she
will be the gnest OF Mrs. Dr.. dayton. The
trip is made for the benefit Of her health.
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FARM FOR SALE!

SITUATE IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY, -
- 10 miles from the city, on the Green -
back Road, and miles from Folsom and x
miles from Antelope Station, on the line
OF the c. p. r. R.; loo ACRES; all fenced;
100 acres in grain-wheat. barley and oats:
plenty OF water and wood; orchard-i0
trees assorted fruit; and D acres summer
fallow mprovements-dwelling, IL stories.
granary, barn and stable; also, farming
implements; the farm will be sold with or with
out the crop; yield, S5 bushels to the acre. For
inform IN. alton and terms apply to J. S. MERE
DiIH, Drug Store, southeast corner Second and
streets, Sacramento, or to G. C. ROBERTS,
at the farm. anstf
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CATARRH
NOT A LIQUID
OR SNUFF.
A 0aick Relic
The National Credit il No ,yor.

SOliDLf FOUNDED THAN THE RhPUTA-
- ton OF Benson's Capcine Plasters. They
in America-its hospitals and its homes. rhysi-
clans, pharmacists and druggists affirm That for
promrtuess OF action. certainty and rage of
curative quantities they are beyond comperfson
Once used their uneGusled exceIlence racon,-
mends them. The public are again cautioned
against the cheap, worthless and shameless i'm
ltations offered by mendaeious parties under
the gulse OF similar sounding names. such as
"Capsicin," Capsicum," "Capucin," "Capsi-
cine, etc. Ask for Benson's, buy of respectable
druggists only, and make a personal examina-
tion- The genuine has the Three Seals
trademark and the word - sCapcins" cut in tha
center. d7-6mMWFSw6E,
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4 much admired Hat is the "CAROLINE," in English
milan braid, double back rolling to side high
crown, fancy edge, silk velvet facing finished with
gilt beads trimmed with a handsome spray of
French flowers and fancy brocaoe gauze ribbon
Price, ST So
THE Observation-Disclosures 8 Jet Hat, black rolling
rim or side trimmed with black ostrich tips, let
spray heavy gros-grain silk ribbon material
is OF the finest quality. Price, SlO
The Observation-Disclosures Hat of tan straw
plush, rim of tan velvet trimmed with French flow
ers, ostrich tips and fancy ribbon. Price, So So
THE "HAMPTONr'-In English Milan braid high crown
fancy rim. trimmed wthsfancy brocade ribbon and
ornaments. Price, So.
THE "MlLTON!'-An Imported French Hat, fine English
oraio, IN cream color high crown, wide rolling rim,
trimmed with dotted silk Illusion three ostrich TIPS
fine silk eauze ribbon Price, $40.
We a o our leading have
stock all the latest shapes, direct romN
CHlLDREN'S AND MISSES DRESS AND SUN HATS
IN different qualities of braid trimmed 25 cents
to ST. IS.
The CARTWHEELSa are universally worn for Sun Hats
that we have placed in stock large assortment at
very low prices 20, 25 and cents.
CHILDREN'S SAILOR HATS, in white and colored o5
cents.
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FARM FOR SALE!

FINHAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. So
4 situated in Sacramento county, four ~
miles from Folsom, on the line of the s. V -
X K. and SIX miles from Antelope Station on
the line of the C. p Railroad. Containing 40
ACRES; all cleared and fenced and in grain
except 90 acres. which is in summer failow :
abundautly supplied with water and wood :
water for irrigating and raising alfalfa and
fruits: also, Farming Implements including
Two Header Wagons, with beds. Seed Sower,
Ploushs, etc, viii be given to the purchaser
For information, terms, etc, inquire of j. s.
MEREDITH, Drugstore southeast corner Second
and X streets. Sacramento apS-tf
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IoTICE OF STREET WORK,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IT IS
~ the intention of the Board of Trustees of
the city OF sacramento to have NJ street from
Second to Tenth. improved by grazing 10 the
official grade, and graveling constructing red
wood curbing. paved cutters. stone erossWalks
catch-basins, and connecting catch basins with
the sewers. said Improvements to be made in
accordance with a resolution passed by the
Board of Trustees on the 5th day of APRIL.
1856, to which all parties interested are referred
for further particulars
ap6-5t JOHN RYAN Street Commissioner
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the seats on the floor were taken. A SCOT
chosen i'll order 70 he retained nlu-, l,r
tickeied with the hat of the ni,.lil.cr who
means to occupy IT, and the hs; mast be
the one tie is to wear that day. ;,s no sub
stitution Is permitted This iiIlc rcraius
the members within the Limits agreeable to
traverse with bare heads. The present
generation never witnessed such a hat
ting scene as occurred in the House OF
Commons this morning long before Lon
don was awake. 4 number OF lnen bers
were atraia 10 trust To the honor oi their
colleagues for the maintenance ri thernles
these retained possession of tIieir ciilsen
seats by remaining in thcai bodily all ,Iav.
TRAFFIC sUsPENDED-AN OMEN.
Soon after 3 clock all the thoroughfares
about st. Stephens were so crowded with
people that all attempts to carry on traffic
in the neighborhood hai to be suspended
Mounted police were placed on duty patrol
ing. because it was impossible for officers
on foot to get about.
The enormous clock, to which Big Ben. -
England's giant bell rings the time in VIC
toria Tower, on the southeast corner of the
Parliament buildings. stopped this after
noon. Its stoppage was noticed by the
crowds IN the streets, who depended
upon its tones for knowing the lime of
day, and it was regarded by thousands rs
an occurrence of iii-omen.
IN The HOUSE OF coMaeYs.
In the House OF Commons the members
have now begun to divide themselves into
parties, with view to their probable sup
port or opposition TO The coming speech
II was aseertained that no less than $50 of
the go members had entered and secured
seats by hating or personal occupation
before - O'clock.
Peel, Speaker of the House. took tbe
chair promptly at 4 clock. The chamber
at this time was packed to the very extreme
limit oflts capacity, and every door showed
the haiiways erarnmed with people, all
craning TO see and 10 hear
DENSE MASS OF PEOPLE.
The weather at this time suddenly
changed. clouds lowered and thunder was
heard. Nevertheless The mass of peopla
outside increased and became denser
Cathollcs priests We're conspicuouslY nu-
merons IN the crowds, and no less than
thirty-five branches of the London or,,an-
ization of The Irish National Learne were
represented BY fail depnlations. whose
Identity was easily established. even at a
distance. by their green rcgaIias. Political
cluos beyond numbering were also present
to take part iii the popular demonstration.
At o'clock desegatioas from thirsv-two
Liberal clubs had been counted in the
throng, before going to the Commons.
GLADsToNE's ARRIVAL.
At 40 Gladstone entered the House
His entrance was followed by loud and
prolonged cheers, which were continued for
several minutes. Among the Liberals and
Parnelites the widest enthusiasm pre-
vailed, and it is safe to say that no such
scenes were ever witnessed before in the
House of Commons.
THE PREMIER INTRODUCES HIS nILL.
As soon as the cheering had ceased. Glad
stone rose and moved for permission to
introduce bill to amend previous legis-
lation and to make provision for the future
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NOTICE OF STREET WORK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1T Is
N the intention of the Board of Trustees of
the city OF Sacramento to have street, from
Front to Second. improved by grading to the
official grade, and paving with eobbies con
strncting redwood curbing and laying down
stone crosswalks at the alley crossings Seid
Improvements to be made in accordance with a
the 5th day of AfRiL, 1886, to which all parties
interested are referred for further particulars.
ap6-5t JOHN RYAN, Street Commissioner.
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MuS in all COlO full width for Hat Trimming 2Oc per yard
ATTRACTIONS
= MILLINERYDEPARTMENT


created
Flowers
pleasing buyers is that
Houses.
The N vii be high crown
be
take the lead 6ne
'N
Pearl PorcUpine and Rough 70 Hac Hats.
For Trimmings Ribbons
VIII be
employed
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1ANTED-AOST-FOUND. "
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
SEALED PROPOSALS

WT1LL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD OF
w Trustees of the city of Sacramento until
MONDAY, APRIL II, 1856, alto o'clock A. NJ, for
Sprlnkling the Graded, Gravelled Paved
Planked and Macadamized Streets of the
city of Sacramento. Each bid must he
accompanied by a check for slOO ms a
guarantee for the faithful performance of the
terms of the bid. The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. BY order of the Board
of Trustees.
Sacramento. April 5, 1886
ap6-5t JOHN RYAN. Street Com nissioro-
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New YORK. April sth.-The Herald
London special says: Extra ordinary pains
as to the secrecy of Giadstones scheme
have been taken by him. An official copy
of the home rule bill was placed in the
hands of the official printer yesterday. 1t
is well known that the Prime Minister is 50
anxious to preserve the secret OF his me s
ure until the moment of its divugence
from his own lips that he has restricted the
ministerial issue of copies Of these Nor
ley. Sir William Vernon Harcourt. Lord
Spencer, Mr.. Childers, and Lord Granville
will receive each a copy. tie sixth being
preserved for PLrnell Obligation Of
secrecy has been imposed upon all the
recipients, who are held individually and
collectively responsible for ths safe keeping
OF the mystery up 10 the hour when its
author reveals il. Certain press associations
claim TO have obtained syllabus of it, but
they are bogus.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

"ILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD OF
w Trustees of the city of Sacramento until
MONDAY, APRIL u, 1856. at 10 clock A. NJ,
for constructing Sewer on Seventeenth street,
from to K, in accordance with specifications
on file with the City Auditor Each bid must
be accompanied by a certified check for one
hundred dollars for the faithful performance OF
the terms of the bid.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
Sacramento. March 20, 1856.
apS-7t JOHN RYAN, Street Commissioner
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AN EARLY GATHERING.

LONDON, April Sth.-Gladstone slept well
last night. lie rose early in excellent
health and fine spirits. His voice was
fresh, strong ami evidently enduring. I'm
mediaiely after his breakfast Gladstone
repaired to his official room. There he
found prepared for his pcrusal the morn
ing papers and scores of telegrams bearing
on the task of the day, and more than one
letter from close personal friends, and adj
vices bringing words OF cheer and congratu-
lation.
Before the night watchmen in the House
were relieved, ar the lights were ex;in-
guished, a number OF meahers of Pariia-
ment and gentlemen possessed of cards
which assured their admitiancc, began to
arrive to make themselves doubly certain
OF their privileges by getting 10 their seats
eleven hours before Gladstone would reach
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM

When applied into
the nostrils will be
absorbed effectually
cleansing the head
of catarrhal virus,
causing healthy Sc.
cretions 1t aliays
Inflammation, pro
tects the membrane
of the nasal pas
sages from addi-
tional colds, com
pletely heals the
sores-restores the
senses OF taste and
smell.
NOT A IIOED
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GLADSTONE'S SCHEME.
NOTABLE EVENT IL THE HISTORY
OF ENGLAND.
An Early Gathering OF NJ. P.s-ya-
tense interest-The Premier
Divuigcs His Plan.

SPECIAL BY rnlnGaArH TO THE rrconp-uxlos.
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FOR SALE,

FRUIT RANCH OF EIGHTY ACRES, sa8
a one mile from Penryn: one of theS9$
earliest in that early section; admirably-
adapted to the production OF Citrus Fruits;
twenty acres in bearing fruit trees: full particu-
lars on application. Address Box p, Penryn,
Placer county, Cal. miZSlm
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MAGICAL, marvellous, is what all say of
st. Jacobs Oil. 1t cenauets pain.