The Sacramento Union from Sacramento, California • Page 3

THE DAILY RECORD-UNION. TKI3AV MAKCH it, 18SS ADVEETISIiHEST EffiNTION. Metropolitan Minstrels to night. Sacramento Divisiou Sous Temperance- evening. Lecture to-night st Congregational Hi Johnson.

Red Jacket Tribe tied This evening. Agents Cellul door and finger plates. Steamer Ko. 1 promptly at the Ore. $2,000 to Strolol.

Notice Business chances bought and Id. "Oddities of Southern By Henry Waitersou. The Persecution of the Jews in Russia." The Blessings of Piracy Edward Eggleston. "Opera in New York Richard Grant White. Tha Hussar Melville and Junes managers.

Auction, Sherbarn tV Saturday at salesroom, 323 street. Business Advertisements. Weinstock Lul.in gloves and scarfs. Hale Bros. inducements this week.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Our Many and loud are the complaints of the pedestrians on and streets that the merchants use the entire sidewalk for making a display of their goods and wares. In fact on street there are some two or three stores that vie the entire sidewalk with the exception of about threa feet in the center. They place much of their stock in trade on the sidewalk io the morning, and take it back in the store ro im in the evening. Some music-dealers leave their empty piano boxes on the walks for months at a time.

Some grocers almost cover them up with codfish and potatoes. This is all wrong, and is a great inconvenience to the public. attention of those merchants, also that of the police force, is called to Section 3 of Chapter 8 of the ordinances of this city, which reads as follows "No person it business firm shall use any portion of the sidewalk in any part of the city fur any purpose whatever, excepting only for the display of goods, wares and merchandise, and fcr the purpose of displaying goods, only four feet in width, commencing at the front line of the lot provided, however, that merchants and others receiving and delivering goods shall be allowed six hours from the time tluy are deposited until they are removed and, provided further, that a space cf six feet in width shall at all times be kept clear for the accommodation of persons pafsitig. Any person violating this ordinance, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by imprisonment in the city ii! not exceeding ten days, or by fine not exceeding .8500, or by both lice end imprisonment." Wab Against Insect ln May, 1881, the apple orchard at the Navato ranch, Marin county, was infested by a species of tent caterpillar C'lisiocampa cotutricta. Ia order to save p.irt of the crop, it cost Mr.

De Long 81,800, The number of caterpillars destroyed was immerse, and the crop saved brought nearly 830,000. During the last two months aging men have been employed picking tha lings of eggs deposited by the moths last fall iff the trees, Mr. De Long forwardsd to Matthew Cooke a package containing one-fourth of the eggs collected to the 18th iust; they weigh thirty-five ounces avorduDois, and cost to gather 554. Probably about three pounds more will be gathered. Mr.

Cooke has the specimens Bent him in six sealed bottles, reserved in alcohol, It takes an average of COO rings of eggs to one ounce, each ring contains from 200 to 400 eggs, showing that the work done in this manner by Mr. De Ling will be equal to the destruction of about 60,000,000 of caterpillars. Mr. Cooke says there is no doubt of Mr. De Long being master of the situation, so far as this pest is concerned.

The specimens can be seen at the office of Mr. Cooke, and are worthy of the attention of fruit-growers. Another proof that perseverance will gain the victory. Billiabd The interest in the billiard contest at the parlors of the Union Hotel still The spacious room is filled every evening by spectators, who manifest great interest in the contest. Last evening the game was played between T.

Gleason and S. Bostwick. Mr. Gletson did some excellent playing, as the tcore below will show. His best run was 25.

The score was es follows 1300200 19 002G 25 103 028000597513422380182 10 9 2 03004011001730 innings average, 34 7. 3o2soo23o 201 500100010013 30 5 4102 11 02 5102060413 2110002 2 0 innings average, 139.55. Tne game now stands as follows Th- mis Gleason, 2 Harry Gamble, 1 Rusp'ell Flint. 1. The fifth game cf the tournament will be played this evening between Lloyd Amsden and Harry Gamble.

Merchandise Keport. The following freight passed Odicen for Sacramento, to arrive on tho 2iith For John Brenner, 2 boxes marble, 1 box walnut furniture Billingsley bales clothes lines; Locke 4 Laveraon, 1 roll Huntington, Hopkins 1 box hardware, 2 cirs iron, 1 car iron pipe, 1 box nails, 12 boxes blacking, 28 boxes wagon bolts, 7 boxes iron screws; Durham, Cirrigr-n Co 4 bales and 1 case cotton goods Weinstock Lubin, boxes boots and shoes Booth 1 box cigarettes, 2 boxes tobacco Casey Cronin, 1 case S. .1. Nathan 3 boxes hats W. J.

O'Brien, 1 box shoes; Hall. Euhra 500 esses corn, 25 boxes canned clams Central Pacific Kailroad, 1 car lathes, 2 boxes dry goods. New Inoorpobatioss. Articles of incorporation have been filed with the Secretary of' State cf the Pasadena Land and Water Company of Pasadena, Lis Angeles county. O.

R- Llougherty, H. G. Bennett, A. O. Porter.

C. H. Watts, S. Washburn, Turner and P. M.

Green. Capital stock, $50,000, divided into 200 shares. Also, of the United Sons of Hiram, of San Francisco. The purposes for which it is formed are mutual aid, benefit, relief and assistance to its members, to acquire, bold, let, lease and dispose of real estate for the purposes of the association. Directors Pierre Jean Bine Lafaix.

George Dentz, Victor IJuform and Pierre Priquet. Is to be filed today with the Secretary of State artichs of Incorporation of the Gold Park Trading Company. Objrct, to carry on a general trading, mining anil milling bu-finfsa in State of Nevada, with heaeqjarttrs at San Francfcco. Henry M. Morse, William C.

Andrewsi, Oscar li. Li Grange, John nnd Jerome Dssty. Capital stock, $100,000, divided into 1,000 fharea of each. Rcsaway. Yesterday afternoon a horse attached to a grocery delivery wagon entered upon a runaway at and I streets.

The young man driving lost entire control cf the horee. At Sixth aid I streets it collide. i with the spring wagon belonging to Mrs. C. G.

Hidden and came very near demolishing the Utter. After the horse ran several blocks the driver managed to stop him without further damage. NOTARIES The Governor hat. appointed the Bowing Notaries Public John P. Leonard for Butte county, to reside at Oroville William li.

Coville for Santa Clara county, to resido at San C. C. Wright for Stanislaus county, to reside at John K. for Humboldt county, to re fide at Eureka M. D.

Baker for San Joaquin county, to reside at Stockton. To night evening, at 8 o'clock, at the Congregational Church, Hon. Eli Johnson, of Brooklyn, N. will lecture on the mbjjct: "What They Drink and How They Make It." Admission is free, and a general invitation extended to alb Insane En Sheriff Harkey, of Sutter county, passed through Sacramento yesterday, on his way to Stockton with an Insane man named Thomas Thompson. The afflicted man has been in the asylum before, but was discharged some fiva years ago.

Libel The case of The People vs. John Bruner, for libel, was yesterday held in Justice Court. A great many witnesses were examiner), and the defendant held to answer to the Superior Court. Bail fixed at $SCO. Just received, twenty-three dozen extra fine French kid button for the finest lot of goods in Sacramento.

Tte sizes run from 2to 7. They are made with the common-sense heel. See this line of goods, ladies they will suit you in style, quality and price, at the Leading' House, 411 street. Lewis Bros. The Leadiko Styles in shade hats for ladies and misses Dame Hubbard, Cascade, Wildmore, Melu-ine, the Bon-Top, Highland, Imperial, etc.

Shown at the tew MDlinery Parlors of the Re i House. jg THE House that their goods in plain Lewis 411 street. A SLIGHT BLAZE. Unwarranted Aspersions of the Fire Department. Shortly before 9 o'clock yesterday morning an alarm of fire was sounded from ths Water Works.

The department responded with its usual promptness and the fire was soon extinguished with a very slight loss. The fire occurred in a China Joes house, the property cf J. D. Tate, Second and I streets, and originated in tha upper story of the building. The loss is some 6230, and is covered by insurance in the Union Company of San Francisco, of which Cadwalader of this city, are agents.

The above is a full, complete and truthful statement of the entire affair. Our evening contemporary, however, gave a very different statement. It said, An alarm was sounded from box 22." There is no box 22, It was the alarm from the Water Works. It stated that "the fire originated in the basement," The fire originated in the upper story. It said, "No.

1 was slow in reaching the scene." No. 1 was playing a stream on the fire in just three minutes after the first alar and made the run just two minutes and a half. Henry Guthrie, foreman of No. 1, ia a card, says I desire to state to the public that steamer and iiose-ca-t No. 1 responded as promply to the fire alarm yesterday as they have ever to any call, the statement made in last evening's Bee; but it must be remembered that 111 a run of two blocks steam cai not be got in sufficient quantity to work the steamer.

But ii got to work in a very bhort space of time, and in the meantime the stream taken from the plug was sultijient, the best evidence if this, ani that good work was done, being that the fire was confined to the room where it originated. It stated that the "Hayes truck did not respond promptly, and thit when it did arrive ths many men who rode down on its side-planks did but little good, comparatively. There was an incessant hrllabaloo all the while the fire was in progiera, aid it was generally asserted that the department proved itself on this occasion to be thoroughly incompetent." One of the heaviest underwriters in this city was present during the entire fire, and states that this assertion is entirely untrue. The Hayes truck arrived at the fire in exactly three and a half minutes, and went quietly to work. There was no noise or unusual hooting, but, on the contrary, it was one of the quietest and best-managed fires he had ever witnessed.

The paper was not satisfied with condemning the firemen, engines and hos but also attacked tbe horse of hose-cart No. 1. Tha horse ii a new one, a little green, but is considered by all competent judges to be the best animal in the department. It also gees further, and insinuates that Engine No. 2 was at the tima the alarm was given at Brighton or some other remote point in the county, and that when it reached the scene of the fire it was too late to be of service, and that the horses were in a "forlorn condition." Tne boys of No.

2 deny the accusation in toto. They state that they were at their enginehouse on Tenth street when the alarm was sounded, promptly responded, and reached the fire as soon as could be expected by any reasonable person, taking the distance they had to travel nine into consideration. It must be said the present fire department that it is well and ably The Fire Commissioners are ill gentlemen who in every sense of the wild are representative citizens. In -electing those composing the Paid Fire Department they have used commendable judgment, and to-day the Paid Fire Dfpartment of Sacramento city, from the Chief down to the humblest is equal to any, if not the best in the unlry. These commendations of the firemen of Sacramento are not in the line of flattery.

Toey are simply statements of fact, and it ia but just to the department that they be made unmistakably plain. These men risk their lives, for small recompense, in protecting the lives and property of others, and all unprejudiced citizens are ccg leant of the promptness and efficiency cf the department, which misrepresentation and captious criticism will cot tend to increase. The department has been made the subject of unwarranted attacks from the quarter indicated ever since the unfortunate death cf Frank Ruhstaller's children, who perished in the flames last summer, when the firemen were indirectly charged by the same authority with lack of energy in attempting their rescue. Land Patents. Register Taylor reports that the following patents for agricultural lands were received at the United States Land Office in this city yestetday, and that parties holding the duplicate receipts therefore will, upon the delivery of the same, receive their patents, to wit John C.

Andreason, David Lee, ThorS. Allen, Carry Lewis, Peter Anderson, James 11. Lou-ry, Zar. P. Brandon, K.

Laaano, Jenuetta Ball, Wm. Morris, James W. Brier, W. H. McGregor, John M.

Euri.sii!.tii, Jesse Millikan, Angela Patrick Mo.iucy, AsmusCrogh, Jno. K. Maason, Joseph W. Brown, W. P.

Mitchell, John I). Buckley. Geo. I). H.

Mi ers, Angeliue Crist, W. T. James U. Collier, F. McElhany, Clias.

Corcoran, mis Mina, Han Coc, ThOS. Orr, John Carre, John H. Peters, Miry C-istner, Cynthia Pickett, Alex. Duffield, O. Peirano, Alex.

De Long. K. H. Perry, Martha J. Dent W.

B. Plumb, Joints W. Lii.kie, B. Powers, Levi Davis, Peirano, R. Lilis, Mary Htiffer, John Eve-et, G.

Peirano, Jas. I. E.ans, A. A. Prissiey, D.

Freirulia, James ton, Elias P. F.etcher, It. Policy, Baa. W. Folsom, A.

W. Hutledge, Martin Fisher, G. Rodesiuo, Va, Ford, Eli A. Smith, Thos. C.

Flak, Alex. Stronacb, Wm. Oreely, Agnes Stiucemier, Water Grant, Jos. Simei- John F. W.

Grave, O. 1.. Mielly, Frank Green, John Scliindier, Ann rUavaux, T. Swindlchu st, John C. Ham, Levi Tyler, L.

W. II trr.T.,-: Richard Tu'ibs, Patrick Hearty, Jacob Vandament, Benj. B. Ilalsey, A. Vertrees, John Harker, Edward Vaubn, John P.

Ha-ker, A. Van Slyke, Aug. Huberty, Jonas Wallin, W. A. Irwin, F.

Westmoreland, Gus. F. Johnson, Win. Walters, Fred. Kurtz, N.

C. Williams, Kirn, A. R. Wheat, F. Kearny, Hugh Wilson, Geo.

Kretti, H. Weaver, Kendrick, K. Wilson, Stephen Kendall, J. J. White, A.

Lcdford, 11. T. White, BenJ. H. Loury, John C.

Whittle, John O. Lemnion, W. O. Wallace. Lawrence Long, 11.

11. Metropolitan Leavitt's Gigantean Minstrels had a crowded house last night. They gave a thoroughly good pcrf one of the best variety minstrel entertainments that has been presented to this public. The especially attractive feat ures were, the thirty minstrels on the stage the very fine orchestra the tmi-ical imitations by P. C.

Shortis the comical acrobatic exercitesof Conners and Kelly the admirable female impersonations by Burton Stanley; the "Three Musical Rankins," known here; tha wonderful imitations of birds and tine whistling and ventriloquist elfrcts by Sloman and the very amu-ing and well acted burlerqne on the comic open "La Mascotte." The leading vocalists are good, and are Sinclair, Lament. Kellogg and Tyiell The introduction cf harp, cornet, trombone and violin in obligate) during the first part was an especially pleasing feature. The whole entertainment is as good as any lover of modern negro minstrelsy ought to defire, and the audience last night gave unmistakable evidences of its satisfaction. The one fault to be found with it is the questionable taste of so much reference by the twelve end men to terms that refer to their knowledge of and the supposed famil- i iarity of their auditors with gambling games. A little less of this is desirable.

Another by the troupe to-night. Company Company of the First Artillery Regiment, held their regular weekly drill last evening. About sixty members were present. Although the youngest company of the regiment it is one of the best drilled. New Hngo Fromraelt, a native of Germany, was admitted to citizenship, the oath of George 1 Lindon and William Kretsmer.

-V Therb Ars Eight Reasons why the Red House gets away with all the" other boot and shoe houses in town, in kip boots and shoes They never misrepresent they are made from full stock all solid and firm soleleather soles, and no paper used they are mads in the Ea-t by tirst-cla." mechanics; pnt together with standard and cannot bs ripped are bought from first and no middlemen paid atd every pair cold with a guarantee of satisfaction or mocey returned i -T- If you are simply you feel weak and dispirit without clearly knowing whyten to one that you have been wearing boots and shoes bought at dry goods l.rm-i where no pains are taken to give good fits. Remember that every man to trade is a goo.l rule, and hereafter buy your boots and shoes at the Leading Shoe Housa cf Lswis 411 street. One price to all. Gents' and Both' spring hats, in a large variety of styles, at Red House. The talk of the town is the Leading Boo; Shoe House, 411 BREVITIES.

New buildings are in course of erection in almost every part of the city. Tim Lee ia hunting jurymen. He has to 100 for next Wednesday. The weather yesterday was mild and spring-like. Thermometer, Only one cass in tho Police Court yesterday.

The lone drunken man," floe, $5. The Board of Supervisors was in session yesterday but transacted no important business. Z-Ji- J. H. Corbin will present the winning dog in the coursing match next Sunday a handsome silver collar.

Sacramento river is clearer cow than it has been since 1850. Its bight last evening was 19 feet and 2 inches. Con Sullivan's dog Grant was ran over and killed by the Hayes truck yesterday when it was running to the fire. The latest report is that the Hall of Records will be completed some time during the present year. Some doubt it.

The streets have become so dusty during the past two days that the sprinkling carts have been brought into requisition. The Executive Committee cf the Taxpayers' Protective Association meet at the office of Sweetser 4 Alsip, on Fourth street, this evening. Flags were raised all over the city yesterday when the news wee flashed across the wires that the Chinese bill bad passed the House of Representatives. A new brass band has been formed by the consolidation of ths Jones 4 Beebs's and Mcl villa 4 Clayton's bands. In the future it will be known as the Hussar Band.

The Licensed Dsalers' Executive Committee held another private interview last evening at the club rooms of Joe Goddard. They took in forty new members yesterday. The express train from the East was about an hour late in arriving here yesterday. The delay was in consequence of a wheel under the mail car breaking at Blue Canyon. P.

A. Callihan is engaged in circulating a petition, which is being largely signed by non-taxpayers, asking the Board of Tiustees to repeal all ordinances for the collection of business licenses. What next Free Lecture. Hon. Eli Johnson, of Brooklyn, N.

who arrives here this morning from the East, delivers a free lecture tonight at the Congregational Church, on tern" perance. His subject is What they drink and how they make it The power of the traffic" Mr. Johnson is spoken of by Eastern papers as a lecturer of much power, and as affording his audiences a most agreeable entertainment. He illustrates his lectures with exemplifications of compounds from which cheap liquors are made. Mr.

Johnson is en route for Australia. Auction. Sherburn 4 Smith will sell at auction to-morrow, at 10:30 a. at their salesroom, No. 323 street, a large lot oi goods removed to their store for convenience of sale, in part as follows Walnut chamber set, cottage chamber set, green rep parlor set, six double beds and spring mattresses, two new carpet- covered lounges, three tapestry carpets, two cooking ranges and fixtures, gold-plated watch aud chain, twenty-five new albums, and a large variety of other goods, Superior Court The Supreme Court has held in the case of David Bixler vs.

The Board of Supervisors of Sacramento County, that the Superior Court has no jurisdiction to review on certiorari the action of the Board in vacating an order directing a supplemental assessment to be made in a reclamation district, because such action was ministerial aud not judicial in its nature. Auction To day. Bell will sell this morning, at 10:30 o'clock, at salesroom, No. 91C street, a large invoice of furniture, bedding and housekeeping goods of all kinde, consisting, in part, as follows Two god bed lounges, two bedroom sets, wilh clipper-edge spring and top mattresses," aid feather pillows, two cook stoves, one range, wardrobes, tables, chairs, center tables, etc. HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.

There are few if any of our readers who do not know Mr. Henry F. Merritt, of the Board of Public Works. There are not many better known men in the city of Chicago but what is more to the point is that Mr. Merritt is not only well but favorably known.

Since Mr. Merritt first entered upon his career as a public man he has had countless friends acd enemies a fact that speaks volumes for that gentleman. He has always proven himself the soul of honor, whether in political or other matters wherein he has had dealings with the public. We now wish to Bay that Mr. Merritt was never known to be behind the limes, but on the contrary he has always been in the lead in matters wherein the public good is concerned.

Speaking of the public good, Mr. M. is a gentleman who decidedly possesses the knowledge of what is good far the public, and when he sees a good thing, unlike many others, he shares his knowledge with the public. An attache of this paper lately met Mr. Merritt in the city and, while discussing the wants of the people and the various remedies employed in allaying them, Mr.

M- rritt said There is one thing that strikes me as an excellent thing for the people that is St. Jacobs Oil, the Great German Remedy." That ii a medicine that will do all that is claimed for it by its proprietors, and more too, I am inclined to think. It is a medicine that possesses remarkable healing properties, and more effective in rheumatism than any other preparation for the cure of that disease that has ever been put up. "I speak thus of the Oil because I bad occasion to test its qualities and know, therefore, whereof I speak. I used St.

Jacobs Oil for the rheumatism, and it cured me. I admit that I doubted its good qualities before I used it. but Idoso no more. St. Jacobs Oil is a great remedy for the rheumatism and kindred diseases.

Most people know it, and the sooner they all find that St. Jacobs Oil is a great thing, the better it will be for them." Times. Health, hope and happiness are restored by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It is a positive cure for all those di- eases from which women suffer so much.

Send to Mrs. Lvdia E. Pink ham. No. 233 Western Avenue, Lynn, for pamphlets Among the little items of personal comfort and economy are Ayer's Pills.

They are the ready rerai-dy which d. feat many disorders, if taken in season, and should be kept in every family. A Dull Head and a bilious stomach can be best conquered by Kidney- Wort. It you are old and your blood thin, pulse feeble, nerves unsteady, and your faculties wai.icg, yon must realiza that it is the want of good circulation no doubt caused by wearing boots and shoes cot properly fitted. By all means give all you have to the Howards (in the way r.f shoes), and go direct to the Blading Shoe House of Lewis 411 street, and buy a pair of good shoes cheap, that wiil not only fit you and look well, but caute all your ailments to disappear.

Pine Millinery Mrs. P. A. Callihan, the well-known milliner, has just returned from a trip to the East, brirging with her a Hue selected stock, direct from importers. These goods will be ready for the inspection of the ladies of Sacramento and its vicinity on Friday and Saturday of this week.

If perchance anyone doubts what thouj sands know to be a fact about the Leading Shoe House underselling all their competitors, they have bnt to call at 411 street, and they will most certainly be convinced that nevei before were shoes that will give good satisfaction sold so low in Sacramento. Lewis Bros. jj Wanted hundred men to buy 500 pairs of t-hoes at the Leading Shoe House of Lewis 411 street, at $2 per the very best the market affords for the above prior. Call and see us. Children's whole stock, with silver tips and red tops, 7 to 10, for $1 50, at Red Bouse.

For Whooping Cocgh Nothing equals Chesley's Rock and Rye. Ladies' French kid side-lace shoes for sale at Lewis 411 street Price. only 81 per pa lew than others sell them. L.wis Bros 411 street. One hundred and thirty-one styles of children's shoes, in button and lace, rang in price from 50 cents to 82 10.

at the Leading Shoe House, 411 Lswis Men's whole-stock brogans, with half double sole, for $1 95, at Red House. i The House that has but one price. Br 411 i tree', between Fourth and Fif.h. One price. i The House that deals exclusively in and saoes.

Ljwia 411 fctrcet. One i price. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. General Jo Hamilton was in the city yes'enlay. W.

McEride, of Siskiyou county, is visiting San Diego. James Borland and S. Putnam, of Auburn, arc in the city. State Prison Commissioner Neff was in this city yesterday. Daniel Burns, Secretary of State, left for lone City yesterday.

Governor Kinkead, of is visiting this State this week. Miss Julia Shelby, of San Francisco, is visiting friends in this city. G. Branard, the Nasby at the Union House, was in the cii yesterday. Registrar Tharp, ef Sal Francisco, leaves for Washington A.

Van Vechcn, a prominent citizen of Albany, N. is visiting in California. Miss Florence Wing, cf San Francisco, is pending a week in this cily as a guest of Miss Lena Woodburn. rfv -yu' Matt Murray, one of the Supervisors of Amador county, is visiting this city, the guest of Hugh Auditor Brickwcdel left San Francisco Wednesday for Sutter louuty. He will be absent until the Kin instant.

Mrs. B. 11 Crocker, Sacramento, and G. A. Ran kin, Reno, will arrive by the Southern Pacific this morning.

David Lubin, of the Store in Sacramento, returned yesterday from a visit of several months to the East. E. N. Robinson, Superintendent of the Richmond mine at Eureka, Nevada, passed through to San Francisco yesterday. The Bric-a-Brac Club meets to-night at' Mrs.

John Millikiu's residence, 11, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, to elect officers. P. Everts, General Superintendent of the Eureka and Palisade Railroad, came down yesterday morning, on his way to San Francisco. John M. McPherson, his brother and their wives, left Liverpool on the 17th inst.

for Cal.fornia. It is their intention to locate permanently in California. Three ladies present at Lome's first levee since his return to Ottawa wore the esthetic sunflower. His sister, Lady B-dfour, wore twenty thousand dollars' worth of diamonds. The young ladies of Nevada City are perfecting themselves in the Broom Drill "for a local entertainment soon to take place.

Good the skill thus obt lined will boot an advantage to them as future housekeepers and matrons. Dainty and elegant smelling-bottles of old silver, set with tiny gems and beautifully carved upon the edge, are now attached to the belt by a chatelaine of silver links. They are shaped like Greek amphoric, and give marked effect to a Grecian toilet, but owing to their high price they are destined to be the exclu sive ornaments of the highly-favored of fortune. Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts, is a man with respectable white side-whiskers. His style is lucid, smooth ani classical.

It is entirely without color or warmth, and when lie becomes impulsive he is simply bitter, incisive and intensely cold, and his declamation is like a hail-storm. Senator Hoar has an idea that in being classical in style he is without faults. He is as cool as iced vinegar. At the Eldred House J. C.

Real, J. L. Miller, city E. A. BrorrYn, Live Oak Edward l.iley and wife, W.

Murphy, Sara. Gamble, Robert Mahone, J. O. Sherwood, J. A.

Hutchinson, Phil. Maban, Miss Mary Mabait, Cnnumncs John Long, Stone House Jos. White, Hangtown Crossing James Carbine, Michigan Bar I. J. Doty, Geo.

E. Wilson, Elk Grove; M. M. Thompson, C. 11.

West, Bodie. An English scientist considers worry and overwork to be the most important causes of debility. The men, he says, who first enticed women and children into an industrial career, and they who have in later times devised the scheme of competitive examination, have done more to enfeeble the British than can be counterbalanced by the mos perfect system of drainage an.l ventilation, with the highest personal cleanliness superadded. Longfellow is seldom seen in public. He was a frequent tbe.ter-goer until the last year and a half.

Now he is mostly confined to his home. This is the effect of a painful illness, from which, it is hoped, he may recover. Emerson st II comes to Boston from Concord, but be is always attended and generally by his devoted daughter. Whittier, 100, is feeling the effects of ago the present winter, but he is seen occasionally in Boston, and he writes a good deal. rryz.

Hand painting will occupy a high pace in pararol aiornment this year, Bead embroidery and ar rasene will also be used to decorate them but nothirg is really desirable that adds to the weight of a sun shade. A new model has a ring of ee.i-gulls flying around the border of a black satin sunshade, which is lined with silver ay and his a handle of chased silver. Another, made also of black satin, has fcr a design a small silvery piol, upon which some wild ducks are 11 ting. Birds' nests, built among the grass or on the dead, mosscovered branches of old trots, with birds 11 ii about in various attitudes, are other favorite designs. Sometimes a straggling floral patttrn covers the lining, leaving the outside unadorned.

in the city yesterday E. Mpaginnis, Adam Smith, W. R. Barnes and wife, A. M.

Kean, San Francisco N. lteint-p. Los Angeles; Miss Bates, Court land J. H. Nell, Colfax T.

M. Todd, James Borland wife. Auburn; Woodland; George Williams, -I. G. Placer.

i Charles F. Feniald. K-eSTjEbrt Charles M. Yates, Mrs. M.

J. OloygfS 7.elrt«a,' San Franc'sco A. G. McAbie. Frederick Conn, Columbia, 11.

C. Shaw, Stockton George A. Hug 11, Charles Jordan, F. Giebenhain, Frank Giebcnhain, John Gregor, Placerville; G. Froelich, Jackson; O.

E. Martin, John Murray, Amador George Cabman, Cosumiici; Patrick Hagerty, Michigan Bar; R. B. Pierce, Pleasant Grove George Topping, Dry Creek; C. Eliot, Carson Creek B.

Ingham, Latrobe J. H. Ferris, J. M. Smith, 1).

George Jenks, Mrs. G. W. Jenks, J. Q.

Thompson and son, P. S. Dorney, S. Lewis, J. J.

Campbell, M. House, Gait Miss Aniiis Bryan, Folsom Charles 1 Ik Grove. SUPERIOR COURT. Tui'BsuAT, March 23, 1882. DKrARTHKST Clark, Judge.

Douglas Jenks, by his guardian, vs. F.lvabeth Rae et Continued for the session. George Jenks, by bis guardian, vs. Elizabeth Rae et ah Same order. In the mutter of the contest of the will of C.

G. On trial by jury. COMMERCIAL. San Francisco Produce Market Sas Francisco, March r. M.

Flour Nearly 11,000 bbls go forward to day to Liverpool per rail. On 'Change to-day Cistroville was offered at $1 CO I 1 bbl. We quote as follows Best City Extra, tr, 25; Superfine, 50 Interior Extra, £4 2j(g4 75 Interior Superfine, Jf 7534 25 ii kit Business on call this morning was limited to 100 tons extra choice at (Jo, May delivery. Trade on the outside Is quite lively, and free transactions are reported, including 12,800 ctls in lots st SI 60, claimed to be No. 1 quality.

A parcel of about 3,000 ctls good shipping changed hands at $1 A lot of 300 tons No. 1 White was offend at 61 in warehouse, when a shipper agreed to pay that figure it delivered alongside, but tbe proposition was declined A prominent operator offered to deliver all April at Port Costa at SI G2j, but fl 00 was the limit exporters. New crop was offered at Cl 53 in ember against $1 55 bid. Extra choice Sonora is held at si 65, while the buying figure is 2Jc rtl less. Immediate business has been for some time almost nominal.

It is fully a week since a spot sale was made on call, and then the amount was trivial. For No. 1 Brewing 81 70 is daily bid without meeting any response. In Feed there is considerable speculation, and sales for future delivery are quite numerous, though made moetiy in small parcels at between 10 and 50 tons each. This morning some 250 tors No.

1 were placed at $1 30, July, while a single 50-ton lot for September went at $1 03. In No. 2 there were spot sales of about 65 tons in 10 ton lots at (I while two lets of 10 tons each went at $1 46 ctl. No. 1 Chevalier was offend at 81 85 all March, while $1 25 was bid for new crop all July, August and September.

For No. 50 was ask 1 spot. OATS-Quctable at 81 75 for No. 1. Sale of 40 tons No.

2at 81 65. inspection waived. For August delivery $1 55 was asked for No. 1 grade. Market continues to droop.

Further arrivals ebraska came to hand to-day. On 'Change No. 2 la-ge Yellow was offered at SI 60. For Nebraska il was bid, against 81 53 ctl asked. 05 ctl Hay- Wheat, Wild Oat, Stable, $ll(gl4ston.

Washington Territory are quotable at 21c; Calilornia, 23.a2.'.c Oregon, lb. Mustard, (2 25 for Hollow Car an, 6gsJc; Hemp, 6s; 24t33c; Timothy. for uative.and lOicrllcloi imported Alfalfa, Flax. 2iK'2rJc lb. Prices continue to shade.

Petaluma, 82 15; Tomales, S2'S'2 15; Early Rose, JB Garnet Chic, i Ocrtl 70 Peerless, 81 0531 Op) llumbol Red, 82 OfQg 10 ctl. Unions There are no strictly choice in market. The best of offerings do not command over 90c while sales are reported as low as 40c tl. Fair transactions are reported at current rates. Bay-os, MH 25; Butter, f3 for small, 84 ii tor large; Lima, $:.

an Pea, 4 SO Pink, 82 10 Red, $2 10 small White, 84 I 75 luge White, 25 ctl. Vegetables Asparagus and Rhubarb weie both scarce to day, an.l in good demand at the outside figure. Asparagus, Rhubarb, 3 aloe lb Squash, $15'glS ton for food Marrowfat Dried Peppers, 8. Artichokes, 9 dozen Parsnips, si Beets, 81; Carrots, 65 Turnips, ctl; Cauliflower, 9 dozen Cabbace. ctl Garlic, Green Peas, 12 it 15c; Green Peppers, Tomsties, Mushrooms, 9c lb.

Fruit Full figures are obtained for Oranges in order. "Apples, 50. for common and $2(52 75 box for good to choice Lemons, 50 box 5 for Sicily and i 60 fir California: Limes, box? for Mexican California Limes, 87 50 thousand California Oranges, 82 25pj! 2 60 for ordinary, and 83 bax for choice Tamarinds, UKiti6c 9 Bananas, bunch Pineapples, dozen. p. Dried Fruit- Sun-tiried tor sliced, i Citglc I for 1 quartered I Altien and Plmnmer, 12012Jc Apricots, Figs, 4(rt7c for pressed and impressed Smyrna do, Nectarines, li.nl.'ic; Peaches, peeled and 11- for uncled; Pears, 7(tt3c for whole and lb tor- sliced do, machine dried, l-'jc Plums, 11314 for pitted and lute for unplttcd German French Prunes, 6(A9Jc lb California Raisins, common layers, are quoted as follows for cash 50 for whole, with the usual addition ol 25c, 50c and 75c for halves, quarters and eighths.

London layers sell at an advance of 250 all round. The customary discount is made on large purchases. Some offerings of inferior are made as low as box. Honey -Comb. extracted, for dark and 9iSlocWlh for white 'v.

J--' Tbe market still exhibits a soft tone, and shading on prices is becoming general. I Fancy, 23c good to choice, 26327 inferior lots Irom oountry stores, firkin." lor good to choicenew; Eastern, 18 dtioV lb. 1 No lack ol tupplles. California, llSijl.c Tbe market still exhibits soft tone, limiting on prices is becoming gencial. Fancy, good to choice, 26.427 inferior lots Irom try stores, firkin, for good new Eastern, lb.

No lack ol supplies. California, Western, tb. -'Or 9 dozen. Values show a weak.r tendency. Live Turkeys, gobblers, IS Ido Hens, 15irfl6J dreesed do, 143170 lb; Rooetsrn, torn 50 for old and 98 50 for young Hens, 0 Broilers, 86 50ts7 75, aMcrdlng to slse; I 88 50 7 uoz Grtee.

$1 25 pair. Gams Receipts rather limited. Honkers, p53(33 SJ; Brandt, White Geese, 75ccftf Grey Geese, r2 50 Snipe, for common and ft! 2 for English Hare, 7. ta'i F.ihbiw, Sligl 25 91 dozen. 1 Provisions- Eastern Hares, California Hams, 13itl3Jc Eastern Breakfast Bacon, i California Smoked Bacon, 13Jc, for heavy and medium, and 14jc for light and extra light Clear Sides, Perk, 50 for Extra Prime, SO 60 for Prime Mess, $23 50 for Mess, $24 for CICTr and iii bCtaTb for Extra Clear Pigs' Feet, $16-31S bbl Mess $10 60 for bids and 50 for half bbis Extra Mess i 50 Family Beef, $11 50'g15 bbl California Smoked Beef, 3- lb; Beef Tongues doren; Eusteru Lard, lb for at rStjles and sizes of packages California do, 10-B tins, 6-tt uo, pails, kegs, Jc Royal do, 151 for 10-lb, 15Jc for and lf.jc for 3-Ib pails.

Wool. The local situation continues unintcrestirg. With comparatively no stork and tut few small transfers, there is nothing to disturb the quietude of tome time At Eastern cent business is represented to be fairly active, with moderate sales at satisfactory raters. San Joaquin, Southern bury, Northern free, liaise; tor good, for choice; Mountain free, as to shrinkage; Nevada free, 15(3 ISc; Lamb, astern Oregon Lamb, 20iff 25c Valley do, lb. Sau Francisco Heat Market.

Following are rates for whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers Prime, B.aBJ« nieuium grades, CMc; inferior, lb. Large calves, Sc small ones. Bigloc lb. Mittos are quotable at and ewes ty lb, according to quaiitv. Quotable at 14c Live hogs, Cj.o7'c fcr hard, and f.J-aoie for soft; dressed do, lb for hard grain Hogs.

-r Eastern and Foreign markets. York, March 2'Jd. i BaaiOSTUFFS Flour is dull and Wheal is strong, latter at SI Si California is steady at for fall bur. ry, and for clean fall spring 18c clean spring, pulled, California are quiet at 2:: CuiCAOO, March 23d. 20; for May.

for May. sl7 bid" for May. slo for May. s9 for ribs for March, anil $9 05 for short ribs. Liverpool, March 23d.

California spot lots are heavy at 9J to 10s. ergo lots are 40s for just shipped, 4Ss for nearly due and 4x- 6d for off coast. Sacramento Market daily for the Sacramksto, March 23.1. Favrre Apples, $2i33 box Oranges, California, $2i33 box Oranges, ported, Lemons, Sicily, -Si 50 c. 9 50 Unions, California, 92 50 (93 9 box Limes, $1 2532 100 Bananas, $3iSl bunch Pineapples, dosen Cocoanuts, 100.

Tablb Fri'lTS Assorted, 2j- lb cans, doz, $2 60; Peaches, $3 Bartlett Tears, 75 $2 75 Black Ties, $2 75 Gooseberries, $3 -26 Strawberries, ps 3 25; -Apricots, ps Muscat Grapes, $2 62J; Red Currants, $3 25; Caerries, ps 3 25. Drikd Fruits Apples, sliced, (1 is lb; do quartered, pSOSc pears, peeled, do, unpeelcd, 6 Plums, pittt-d. 12(513c: Peaches, lOSllc do, peeled, 19(520c; Prunes German and French, 11 13c; Blackberries, 20c; Figs, California, 6ig3c lb. Pis Fruits Assorted, cans, $1 75 assorted, gallon cans, $1 60; Peaches, cans, $1 85 Portland Blueberries, 2-tb cans, J2 Whortleberries, $1 75. Potatoes, Early Rise, 2s cwt; Nevada Potatoes, 82 50; Sweet, Red, $1 25 Cabhuce, $1 30-31 60 Onions, Silv.rskfns glial Garlic, lb Carrots, $1 cwt Turnips, $1 100 bunch vegetables, 15c dor Pa'snips, ljc Beets, lc Celery, 75e 53 -Wen Cauliflower.

$1 Horseradish, SglOc 8.. Flour, pfs 25 Oalmeal, (4 75 IV) 1 Cnnneal, $2 KrflSH Cracked Wheat, is Live Turkeys, dressed do, 15 (Sllic Vlb young Roosters, $5 50 tloz Hens, 80; Broilers, $3 50; Ducks, Geese, $1 50 2 9 pair. DAIRT PRODPtrre-B ttter, fancy dairy, lb; Cheese, California Creamery, Fwitory, 18c; Eastern, full cream, Eastern, flats, 17c fresh Eggs, 2oc dozen. Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Hat alfalfa. IV ton, 8136014 bran, ton, $19 middlings, 928 per ton barley, whole, cwt, £2 barley, ground, 9 cyrl wbeit, 9 11 76; tame 25 corn, cat.

$1 90. Alfalfa, 13i315c; Timothy, Eastern, ll(rtl2c lb Oregon, IOo; Rod Clovrr, Red Top, English Walnuts, Almonds, Peanuts, Wool, market dull, holding for higher prices mountain, tule, Tallow, Hides, green. 9(810c dry, 13g19c; Hops, California. for cl oiee. S- IST OF REMAINING 111 the Postoffice at Sacramento on Thursday.

M.irch23, 1862: Ladles' List. Ash, Miss Mary Knoll, Miss Amelia Rlunm, Mrs Soph'a Lewis, dna t'anaghan, Mary McDamcls, Miss Cavilion, Madaine McNei Mrs Mary Collins, Miss Annie McNeal, Mrs Collins, Mrs A McNaugMon, Miss Da is. Mrs Ann Murphy. Mrs Devine, Mrs Mary Nelson, Mrs liaugherty. Miss Belle Pai sons, Miss Etna Dunn, Mrs Capi Quaid, Mrs Martha Farrar, Miss Arnie Regbi, Miss Nellie Flint, Miss Myrtle Robertson.

Mrs A Garrett, Mrs Jane tielimilt, Mrs Gerry, firs Schick, Miss Kate Harms, Mrs Ada Smith, Mrs Harris. Miss Becca-2 Smith, Miss Dora Hays, Xliss Maggie Stone, Miss Moilie Heanv, Miss Lizzie Strobcck, Mrs Maggie Hiekev, Miss Roscanna Taylor, Mrs Hirst, Mrs EA-2 Terry, Mrs Annie Miss Maggie Vandr y. Miss Bertie Kelly, Mrs Cathrine Welsh, Mrs len Gentlemen's Lint. Ainsworth, A Hahn, Priester, Ludwig Alexander, John Haley, Patrick Read, Rarnard, John Hays, Divid Robinson, Bell, Hemminger, WRoot, A Blodgctt, Wm Herrmann, Fritz Roystan, F-'J Bowers, Henry Simmons, Buckner, Sam Jackes Smith, A Burchard, Wm Jones, James Smith, ti Burns, it, Jas fcembln, JUS arr, Fra Castle, Kennedy, Timmins, Cavison, August Ker.ney, II II Tranthen, Chestnut, John Leet, Turner, SKI Celburn, Lowell, TIIO3 Turner, Coners, Charlie Lues, Vcnnini, Cola, Jose Martin, Thos Vanterblinken- Cotter, Maxwell, Wm henheistn, Currie, Geo Maxwell, Jas Fritz Benneen, J-2 McKay, Grant Volley, Dodson, Walter Mixer, Benj Vevhen, Paul Durcombc, Moore, J.isper all, John Dyer, AG Morrison Wm Wang, Bernard John Newell, Wheirett, A Faber, Kutall, John Williams. A Fuigereon, Peter O'Conner, FraukWitiull, A Gardner, Levi Og len, l'-l Wright, II II Gee.

Homer Pinker, Wright, 3 .1 Gonzales. Pishcr, Yacht, Gray, Pierce, II Veary, A Greene, Foreign. Giroldmo Motroni Guiseppe Xforcsi Andrea March I Bcrowisli lI.MUce La Costa Manuel Grueia Cor.t nti Marinovich Francisco da Vargas da Francisco Silveira Fan- Terra husca Silveira de Senti dos San- Francisci Goncal. de tos Xlotos Rosa Clementina da Silva Chinese. i Wing Chung Lung Sim Wall El lee China Store Kou He Long Ching Chung W.

C. HOPPING. Postmaster. tts 'AL KCSBf vl jr ft KO lllTtlY mWOm POWDER Absolutely Pure. QENEBAL NOTIUIft.

3 For Fine lake, Ice Cream, the REST AND CHEAPEST MKALS, go to HENKV FISHER, No. SOS bet. Fifth and Sixth. ni23-lm If yon want arulshed or I'afarnishrd Rooms, go to the best bouse, in the city, Clunie Building, Eighth and kept first class in every respect. MRS.

GRICE, Proprietress. mIS-tf Photographs 91 Nimble Sixpence Better Than the Shilling If you want COOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at a reasonable price, go to BEALS' GALLERY, No. 415 street, 11. 8. BEALS, feS-lm la Mar's seminal Pills rare all caws of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor, Noeturaal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical Debit- ity, and all that class of complaints arising from Ex- cess, Indiscretion or Abuse.

Tbe old find ia this remedy a fountain of youth, and the young a safe- guard and protection. DR. LA MAR'-. PILLS restore tbe sexual organs, debilitated from whatever canse, to their pristine vigor. Price, $2 60 per bottle.

Sent C. O. D-, by express, to any address, secure from observation. all or- ders to A. McUOYLK Druggists, Postoffice Box 1952.

San Francisco. 113 A. To all who arts salTerlng from the errors and indiscretions ol youth, nervous weak.iess, early decay, loss of manhood, 1 will send a rece'pe that will cure you, FREE CHARGE. This great ramedy was discovered by a ssionary in south America. Send a self -aiUrm ed a to the LEV, 1 Sl.i'li 1.

INXIAN, Station New York n8 toWFM i 1 FARMS FOR SALE. i Sweetser Alsip, i A 3 INSURANCE- agents; 1015 Fourth st, Sacramento. 1 i v- rrKiyyi- '-i -1 30(1 acres at Freeport, Sacrament county. pGood i dwellirg, barn for 50 cows, outbuildings, etc; wCI all produce alfalfa splendid grain or dairy' ranch. also For A farm of 100 acres, near Auburn, Placer county.

I Good dwelling and barn 250 bear- -1 ing fruit tree-- of all varieties 21 acres in em. .11 fruits; acres alfalfa; good maiket for produce. ALSO Fur 39 acres near Penryn, Piacir county. Dwelling, etc. riyyyy.j also For acres near Diim, Solano coun- ty.

Good vineyard or fruit land orchard of 100 trees 20 acres in vineyard, which yielded a nei rev- enue of last year good buddiigs furniture, horses, raws, wagons, etc. This is a bargain. also For 96.300— 160 seres grain land near Silveyville, Solano county all rich, level land, well improved. For acres near Pino. Good buildirgs, small orchard, two wagons, two horses, one cow, plows, barrows, etc.

Will exchange for small place in city. ALSO For one mile cast of city. Small dwelling, barn and orchard. ALSO For Ii acres rich alfalfa land. Good dwelling and barn small orchard near city.

9MMqs For 910.000 (including crops) .100 acres on Cache creek, Yolo county all in Good dwelling bam well timbered, A No. 1 grain land. For 56.300-06 acres on Whisky Hill, one and a haf miles south if city limits. also have an application for it farm with 30 to 49 acres in vineyard; party will pay a good price. BWEgTSER A ALHIP.

Sacramento. G4O iSLGREiS Good Farming, Timber and Grazing Land, Two Allies from fcatrobe. El norsdo With rood HOUSE and BARN. Most all under fci.ee. PKICF, 54.5C0.

n.l!-3-v 325 .1 slrrcf, Sacranienlo. AMUSEMENTS. Metropolitan THEATER; ENTIRE WEEK. COKMEKCHjC KCHSAY, MARCH 27. JJ AY.and ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! JAY RIAL'S Majestic Revival of the Famous, Moral and Picturesque Drama UNCLE TOM'S UNCLt TOM'S CABIN Elf vatcd to the potion of a Historical Drama, by Mrs.

Harriet Beecher Stowe. Forming the strongest company that ever presented this home picture of LIFE AMONG THE LOWLY. POWERFL'L DOUBLE COMPANY. GRAND SCENIC EFFECTS. CELEBRATED TRICK DONKEY JERRY." ONLY BLOODHOUNDS IN MAGNOLIA JUBILEE BASD.

PRICES, .10 and 75 Extra. Twenty-five cents for cbilJrcen to Sale of peats will begin on Friday, at 9 a. M. 22 Pt SOGIA.I. WILL BE GIVr.N BY THE of the German Lutheran Church, corner of Twelfth and ttreets, on EVEN- ING, March 20, 1682.

Admission, 2.1 cents. Lunch free. Farmers' Picnic. THE ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE FARMERS OF Sacramento county, which is held tt BEACH'S GriOVF, one mile a half below Freepoit, each spring, will take place on HAY 1. 1881, At that place, and the proceeds will be applied this season as a benefit to the Public School at Free-port, which is in need of the funds.

All are cordially in- vited. I mls-tf AUCTIONS. BELL Auctioneers, SKI.L OK FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 24, At 10:30 o'clock sharp, AT BALESBOOH, XO. 91S gTBEET, A la-ge invoice of Furniture Brihllps unci Housekeeping Goods of all Kinds. Consisting, in part, as follows Two gcod Bed Loaned; two Bedroom Sets, with Clipper-Edge Spring and Top Mattresea, and Feather Pillows two C' ok Stoves one Range TaWig, Chairs, Tables, Etc.

Positive. Terms Cash m23-2t BELL Anctionetrs. AUCTION SALE Of Elegant Walnnt rURHTITtJRS, By order of L. KUMLE. BELL AUCTIONEERS, Will sell WEDNESDAY, APRIL sth, rale to com- mence at 10:30 A.

M. sharp, and without re- serve, all the elnrant and well-kept FURNITURE of the TREMONT H3m, ST. BET. FIRST AND SECOND, C-p-ONSISTISG IN PART AS FOLLOWS: ONE elegant Walnut, Plate-glass Mirror, 3x5 feet one Chickiring Piano, as good as new, and cost with Cover rand Stool Walnut, Plate-glass Bar Mirror, oxlo feet, cost elegant Parlor Set of 8 pieces e'egant Mai hlc-top Center Tabic De- troit Safe hefngerator fine Bar Counter, and all the fine Glassware and Bar Ornaments yards of Cork Oilcloth Paintings and Cbromos Bar-room Chairs; also Dining room. Furnituie, Silverware, Cutlery, Crockery, Glass and Woodenware; also Kitchen Furniture and Requisites also fine Lace Curtains with Body usselsand Tapes tiy Carpets throughout the entire bouse also elegant Walnut, Marble-top Chamber Sets, Bedsteads, Wa'd- robes, Crockery, White Blankets, Comforters, -Sheets, Feather Pillows, Spring and Top Mattresses, of 2S rooms also Chandeliers, Globes and Gas Fix- tures, and a large lot of other things too numerous to mention.

Terms ef sale. Cash. Sale Positive. BELL Auctioneers. P.

The bouse will close on the Ist of April, and wil be open for inspection April 3d and 4th. and until time of sale, April sth, 10:30 A. td DALE CO. DALE CO. CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.

HTKST STYLES LOWEST PRICES FINEST assortment: AND THE BEST NEW DESIGNS NEW PATENTS The Finest BABY CARRIAGE in America, and the Cheapest, can be found at As co.a., No. 623 street Sacramentc TO MY OLD PATRONS. i I STILL OFJKR MY VALUABLE SERVICES 11 you are so unfortunate as to require them, With a mind matured and enriched by studies of an advanced order, I can safely say there is hardly a disease in the catalogue of human ills that I can- not treat to a successful issue. LADIES I am always ready to assist yon. My past knowledge has been increased by extensive experience.

1 am now able to treat you with certainty of No case peculiar to your delicate organism is beyond my sure control. Female Monthly Medicines are superior to any offered heretofore, rand will be warranted to have the desired effect in all cases. Those of the public who need my service can depend upon gentlemanly, honorable and scientific treatment at reasonable rates. I address particularly those who have been In- jnred by youthful indiscretions -and those who have contracted local diseases. Pere ns afflicted can, if they prefer, consult me by letter, detailing the symptoms of the disease ot trouble, and rewire medicines express, with full All letters must be directed J.

H. JOSSSLYN, M. 226 Sutter street, Francis- oo, Cal.3 Cure warranted in all cases, or no pay required. Consultations, personally or by letter, gratis. Si r.i for book.

Comfortable apartments for patients at my Infirmary (when desired), with experienced nurses. Consultation Parlors, 226 Sutter street, adloliin 'the Youittf Men's Christian Association BuildlDg. Office 9A.M.t08 P. M. Diploma In my nfilce.

I Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Mir.iage For salalby all newsdealers. A H. JOSSEUX. K. D.

T-3nlroAawlmWS Vaccine Virus. i TAR. A. H. FOUNDER OF THE I JLJ celebrated Lamartinti Vaccine Farm at Fond- dv Lac, is now r-ropajaticg pure Bovine i Virus at Lincoln, eb.

Yen ivory p. $1 crusts, I I -82. Cash with order, Only physicians supplied, as i A. H. 60RRIS, M.

6 Lincoln, Neb. Kentucky Whiskies FOR SALE IN BOND OR TAX PAID, IN LOTS TO SUIT. JAMES; I. FELTER Stiit. 1016 and ISIS Second bet.

and li, Sarramento. AGENCY FOR BETHESDA MINERAL WATER Bf. gT WATCHMAKER JEWELER, 826 SECOXD and THIRD AST Dealer In WATCHES, JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS. Repairing In all branches a under MR. FLOBKKG.

Agent fur Korln'ord Wai.li Company. SIS-Splm 333BL3QTJBBTI3JEr, 1 I Importer, Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In every description ol I I FUIIIsriTTJRE andBEJDDIDSra 50... wk; and 60S atreet, bet. Sixth and Seventh, Saeraiuento. NEW FURNITURE AND carpets, IN GREAT QUANTITIES AND LATEST STYLES.

JUST RECFIVED and will be told at VERY LOW FIGl' RES. Also, all kinds of BEDDING. J. G. DAVIS, No.

411 street. IJPfc. Carolan, Cory IMPORTERS AVI) DEALERS IX Iron, Steel, Metals, Coal, 117 and 119 California and 120 and 122 Front st, San Francisco, SOFBY'S AND WARD PAYNE'S SHEEP SHEARS. AGENTS FOR PACIFIC COAST FOR MOD Mi i 1 HORSE MOOLU.IUIII'S IIt.MM.I'.S. ibert ro "a pa JIT, EMERY, a 's SHOVELS.

WE CARRY A FULL LIVE OF TOE ABOVE. AND A COMPLETE STOCK OF GENERAL lIARDWARF, AND MILL, MINERS' AND BLACKSMITHS' MATERIALS. In HPUiBP! ng UraghlKesl THE BEST IK THE LIGHT NOISELESS, HIGH ARM, DOUBLE FEED, Large and Easy breading Shuttle, PeU-wtttog Needle, all other latent Unproi War- ranted for five years. Sold low than ever, and on tatty terosa, by r- GEO. D.

ALLMOND, No. SC6 street. Also. NEEDLES, OIL AND SEWING MACHINE SCPPiIES of kimls; JEWEL' V. TIIY3 FANCY COOL'S, etc.

i. Sptl He S. CROCKER CARRY AS BLEOAST ApSSORrMK.NT 09 SI-CIl AS Beautiful Easter Cards, CORRESPONDENCE CARDS, Plain and Illuminated; VISITING CARDS, MENU CARDS, DAK CE PROGRAMMES; STEEL PLATE CARDS, in Great Vaiiety CRANE'S CELEBRATED PAPERS AND ENVELOPES, Etc. ARTISTIC -PRINTING A SPECIALTY. 20E-210 BA.CK/* MIBKTO.

PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS SPECIALTY TUFT'S DRUG STORE, TUTU AXO STREETS. Ward Payne's 0 A 0 ss A A ffi imm. M'k mm mW wm fflti id 5i cp IS 111 I Li Sew? CD PACIFIC COAST AGENTS. NEW GOODS! We have now in stock the following NEW GOODS from the East via C. P.

R. K. SCHUMACHER'S OATMEAL IB and grades). SCHUMACHER'S FAhINA (put up in nice style). SCHUMACHERS GRANULATED and C.

HOMINY (bbs). CONCKI.TP.ATED LYE (Crown brand). FIELD'S OYSTERS PLATI'S OYSTERS (2-). STAR TOBACCO (pounds). RICHARDSON ROBBINS' EXTRA CHOICE GOODS.

ROLLED OX TONGUE LUNCH TONGUE. POTTED HAM. ASSORTED MEATS (POTTED). GRATED PINEAPPLE. SLICED PINEAPPLE.

BONED CHICKEN. WHOLE BONED CHICKEN tin Jel'j) WHOLE BONED TURKEY (in Jelly). WHOLE BONED TRUFFLE TURKEY. MACKEREL. JUST RIGHT The very best In the market 1 dozen SH.

tins full weight in each case; fat and tender. Adams, McNeill i SACRAMENTO. 12-3ptf REREGISTRATIbN. WHEREAS, BY AN ORDER OF THE BOARD I of Supervisors of Sacramento county, made in conformity with Section 1094 of the Political Code, and entered of record on the 9th day of De- cember, litsi, canceling all names then on the Great Register of said county, and requiring a registra- tion of the voters therein, all persons entitled to be registered as voters in said county are hereby notified to present themselves at the office of the County Cleric, in the Court-house at the city of Sac- ramento, for such registration. Sacramento, December 10, 18S1.

THOMAS H. BERKEY, dlO tl County Clerk. Sacramento Planing Mill, SASH AND BUND FACTORY, CORNER OF Front and btreets, Sacramento. Doors, Windows. Blinds.

Finish of all kinds. Window Frames, Moldings of every description, and Turning. HARTWELL, HOTCHKISS STALKER. mW-tnlro --z Tat robeenber dMin. to call Jw of Uwym, vp.tH.rs, and rfeuiiKM men throughout the to th.

frkiilitk. of th. VALLEY PRESS for doing thoroughly good priming. He will 111. eminent reputation mi loos to the hooM.

Tie ecrt of olegut mil feet nrinti.rg li not ptata than that which dliagreeal-le to han.l. Addrett i- A. WEAVER, SI, 04 fe3-lplm INSUBANCEACENGY. A. LEONARD, 1012 Fonrlh Street Look at the list of Companies represented OF SEW ZEALAND.

CAPITAL $10,000,000 or bar ASSETS 8370.532 32 CALIFORNIA OF BiN (It AMIS ASSETS 0,517 17 MlVHtiniKEl's' OF BOSTON. ASSETS 51A71.7C9 39 FIRE ASSOCIATION Ot- FHIIAOFLFIII A. ASSETS $1,312,270 35 INJON AMI NATIONAL OF 1824, ASSETS 68 til" Personal liability of stockholders if Scottish Union and National, under tho law of Great Britain, limited to 'llllti'lY MILLIONS OF, DOLLARS. I'ullrfrs written at this Ajrnry and Is- sued at short notice. FARMERS, Stop and Think! DO TOU WHH TO MAJKE OR SAVE MONEY You can buy a GRAIN MILL which will grind all your feed, with wiud or horse power, for One Hundred and Twenty-five Dollars.

It can be oper- ated with man power, and do a reasonable amount of work. It grinds or rolls the barley or com, crushing it into fine meal, it so desired, or simply crack it. This cannot be done with the stone or roller, for the one grinds but cannot roll, and the other roils but cannot grind but my mill docs both, either grinding or rolling. The prices range from One Hundred to Three Hundred Dollars. The small size mill will grind any amount from one ten to twenty tons in twenty-four hours, according to tbe power applied, and the larger will go sixty tons per day.

Total weight of small mill, 173 pounds of large mil', pounds. Address WM. C. STiLES, Sacrament Cal Frank Kunz, NURSEFiYMAN AND FLORIST, NIEcF.KT. 4jh3l TENTH STREET, TWEEN AND GROW 3 AND RESTS CONSTANTLY ON HAND a choice collection of EVERGREEN TRtSES, SHRUBS and LOWERING PLANTS, which he offeis for stile this arson for cash Orders for CUT FLoWEhS, BOUQUETS, and all kinds of Floral Desisns filled at the shortest notice.

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illtliw rrop.leior and Manufacturer, lOt: Matke' street, San Fran- cisco, Cut. Ho in.V-»Sii CRACRIES iCOKFFCTIORS! FISHER. NOS. AND 510 I STPEET has just taken the Agency of the IA CRACKEK Ct'MPANY of San Francisco. CRACKERS cold at lowest Sun Francisco prices, with difference In time and freight in favor of Also, FISHER'S CHOICE at lowest market raters.

SILKWORM EGGS FOR SALE. EinsT-t LASS "tKINCH ANJrAISI" ALSO MULBERRY TREES AND CUTTINGS of the fol- lowing varieties: "Morus Mumeaulis," Morna Japouiea" and "Morus Alba." MRS. JAMES R. LaWRIE, Santa Clara or, R. DALE, Sacramento -ny j27-3plm i NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

STEAM CARPET MACHINE, CORNER and Twelfth streets, the only earn Carpet Beating me in Sacramento Cleaning, Relaying and hefitting a Specialty. An work warranted. none but work- men. Orders lejtat LOCKE A No. I S7 street; or.aTltai lunce, Twelfth and retU.

-t ml3-3pm ANDBSW HATHAWAY, Proprietor-.