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THE DAILY RECORD I so. Juno 29, 18S0. Iljm. BAR ITHRjHCIII WIKD RAN WBATH. 53.90 i 53 I S-J I S.

8 28 .00 4 3 ii Clear BSKA.iI 80.00 UJ S. Sr. 20.93 i 77 IB.W. 9 Clear '651 03 S. I) 'Clear Mix.

78 degrees. Mm. 62 ilegreei. Wcatucr rrobabilltlea. WAsmNGTOS, June 29th.

For Pacific coast CHear or cloujy n-oather. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. New Fence kor Capitol Grousds. Architect W. H.

Hamilton has prepared and drawings for a new fence around the Capitol Grounds, which has been accepted and approved by the Board of Capitol Commissioners, and for which proposals for construction are to be at once invited. The fence will consist of a granite coping, with handsome massive granite Banked by cast-iron scroll fenders. The coping will be capped with a very handsome rail, formed with gaspipe and cast-iron pcroll work. The fence, when complete, will be about 3 feet 9 inches in and the piers about 14 feet, wiiich are all of granite. The panels on the four sides of the piers ill be finished in what ib known aa ipiarry dress, with unpolished surface.

The corners will be carved and richly polished, while the top will ba domed with a pediment on each side, with raised panels that are also polished, and the dome surmounted by a unique carved finial. The piers will flank each opening and stand as imposing sentinels to the various walks and drives leading to the Capitol. There will be no gates, but simply the openings remaining between the piers, with a small castirou scroll-finish extending from a piint about two feet upon these to the walk, and having the appearance of a relief support. Notice for sealed proposals to construct the fence is published, requiring bids to be presented by July when the contract will be let and it is the purpose of the Board to have the wirk commenced and carried forward as promptly as possible. The improvement will be commenced at the west side of Eleventh, on street, and built to Tenth street thence to N.

and, if the appropriation holds out, as far around as to Eleventh street, on the south side. It is thought that possibly funds at on hand, which are to be applied to this work, may sufficient to build as far as indicated, uirl which will add greatly to the beauty of the Capitol grounds and bring theiii more into harmony with the architecture of the Capitol building. Settled with the following settlements by Cuunty Treasurers have been made with the State Controller R. Ba'rceU, Treasurer Colusa county, 88,916 21 A. J.

Them, Treasurer Fresno county, 174 Wm. Dampier, Treasurer Marin county, $9,498 11 Matt Aikin, Treasurer Sonoma county, 67,430 48; 1). C. Hyer, Treasurer Ij.issen couoty, $1,728 58; A. Bernard, Treasurer Kern county, £0,370 7S I.

irtnell. I'reasurer Monterey county, 83,91 I 89 Geo. Counts, Treasurer Maripoaa couoty, $2,332 GO; Henry, Treasurer Napa county, $3,925 33; Geo. 11. Hardy, Treasurer Inyo cr.unty, $1,642 64; Towzer, Treasurer Mendocino county.

$6,948 63; 11. De Lancie, Treasurer Unite couuty, A. B. Van Treasurer Suttei county, 97 Cronkite, Treasurer Alpine county, 81,131 88; David Treasurer Lakec innty, $1,319 74; A. 11.

Burrows, Treasurer Siskiyou county, 58. Closisg or YesterJay the KiiUnieratora were (puietly sitting in council all Jay at the old County Courtwaiting for applicants to or add to the istration. There were but four or five appeare i in lati to the work nf the census-takers, and these were to have their names added to the long roll of 1880. Today closes the opportunity for making additions or corrections, an any who count more than they did when their enumeration was made should not fail to announce the fact to the iai fore 6 o'clock this evening, or forever hereafter hold their peace." Social Paktt. Night before last a party of about twenty couples from this city made a surprise visit to Miss at her home an the Yolo riversi Is road, tokinp with thi string band for aergem tea.

The result of the trip was a enjoyable occasion, in which mingled with good cheer of the hour vocal and instrumental musi dancing and a rich spread of refreshments. Just efore the peep of day the company might have been recrosaintj the river bridge and which was the sleepie by seeiDgwho could exhibit the most i mntena FiiuGHT Tho foil ring car of freight were received yesterday in ity One of powder, of etoel 3 of piles, 1 of barley, 2 of lumber, 2 of ii 1 of 6 of wood, 1 of iroa plate, 1 of dial, 2of lof wheels, 1 of furniture. Car loads of through freight were shipped East as follows! Oue of lubricating oil, lof potatoes, 1 1 6of salmon, of lumber, 2 of sugar, 4 uf wool, i of cauued fiuit, 1 if jjreeii peas. RrcKi'TiON and Banquet. This evening there will be a fraternal j.iint reception given by the lied Jacks! and Owoaso Tribes of Improved Order of Red Men at the incil I'Ve hi ibe, ap in the oecasim of tn ofHcial visit of the Great Sachsm and ftioew.

A banquet is also to be itf-rved, and a general war-dance occasion is anticipated by the order in this city and visiting members. iink Ybab at San Frances Scott yesterday, in the Superior Court, withdrew her not guilty to the charge of prand larceny, for stealing the HCO worth of jewelry from" Mrs. Ten Byck's resilience in March laat, and pleaded guilty. She then requested that sentence lie at once passed upon her, and Clark sentenced her to one year imprisonment in the State I'tijon. CtcS SrtruiKS.

miniature bundle of fina club wheat has been left at the RscOBD-Uinosr office -friim the ranch of IX. Kercheval, Grand Island. It is grown upon reclamation land, which, but for the protection afforded by levees, would now be two or three feet under water. The straw Ull and free from niht or blight, and the heads loug for this variety and well filled. Death of Wk.

Dm F. M. Cl of this city yesterday received a telegram fr.m London announcing the death of his son, Wm. Clayton, recently a resident here, and who shipped on a vetad since, particuiars are given message Iwyond the fact of his death. Statutes w.i Secretary of State Burns to-day makes the last ihipmASt in the of last winter') Statutes and Code! within this State, the bill shipped today beiau I 430 addresaea to the County lilerla, except those Bent to mem- i li-r-.

which go to their personal aldress. First J. Abbey of i Yolo county, Bent to this market the first ripe tomatoes of the season. They are large and of tine quality. It may therefore be safely presumed that the vegetable formerly termed love apples" will soon be DrviDBSD Drci.Aiirii.- Capital Gas Company of Sacramento has declared a quarterly dividend st tbe rate of $1 50 per share on the new stock.

Stockholders will be paid at the office cf the Treasurer, C. 11. Cum- nly FisrsT, largest and most complete assoitmont of cents' neckwear to Iw found in the city, at Furnishing Goods Department, Mechanics' Store. Gnus' Simmer Merino 10 and 50 oents, at Furnishing Department, Mechanics' Store. SEC OND WARD REPUBLICAN MEETING.

The Second Ward Republican Club held a meeting last evening at the Grand Hotel, on Front street, A. J. Senatz, President of the Club, presiding. The committee appointed to select a hall for meetings of the Club reported that they had secured the same where the meeting was being held. Anton Brewer was elected Treasurer of the Club, and an Executive Committee was elected consisting of Messrs.

Hadwick, Nichols and Stalker. E. D. Mcljraw was elected Sergeant-at-Arms. A committee from the other Second Ward Club appeared and desired consolidation and unity of action between the forces of the two organizations.

After considerable discussion upon the subject, upon motion of Judge Welty, a committee was appointed to confer with a like committee from the other Club. W. Welty, A. J. Senatz.

A. S. Crable, William Hadwick. and A. Brewer were appointed committee.

The joint committee will meet at the Grand Hotel next Friday for conference. Several additional names were given to the roll of membership. Judge Welty, upon being called for, addressed the Club, and made a rousing speech for Garfield and Arthur. He said because the Democrats had nominated a General of the Regular Army they thought to divert attention from the real issues between the parties, but they could not do so. The Republican party proposed to fL'ht the Democratic party, and it would make no difference who they nominated.

Speeches were al-o made by others, and a general pood feeling was manifest. The Club, on motion, adjourned to meet on Tuesday evening of each week until Garfield and Arthur are elected. Teial of J.lrs. time of the Superior Court was consumed yesterday in the trial of Mrs. N.

A. Hamilton, who is I charged with having, in this city, on the 14th of last March, committed a murderous asj sault upon a girl named Nettie Wiuklepleck. I The prosecution is represented by District Attorney Henry L. Buckley, and the defend- I ant by Clinton L. White.

From the testimony thus far elicited it appears that Mrs. Hamilton, believing that aa improper intimacy existed between her husband and the girl Xettie. induced the latter, in consideration of the payment of a sum of money, to agree to face Mr. Hamilton, and in the presence of himself and his wife admit of the intimacy. Oa the above date the defendant, in company with her husband, repaired to the residence of Nettie, and while the husband remained upon the walk near the door Mrs.

Hamilton went up stairs for the purpose of having the girl go down face Mr. Hamilton. While on the stairway, and in the act of coming down, the girl changed her mind and refused to go any further, whereupon Mrs. Hamilton, becoming incensed, drew from her pocket a small pistol and shot the girl three times, one shot enterin? the upper lip, another the side of the head and the third shot taking effect in ths thigh. The evidence on the part of the people has been given in accordance with these facts.

The defense interposed is that of impulsive insanity, and for the purpose of sustaining which the leading physicians of the city have been subpenaed as witnesses. The trial will be resumed at 10 o'clock this morning. Meeting of the The Horribles held another meeting last evening at the Court-house, which was largely attended and much enthusiasm manifested. Reports were received from Folsom, Chico, Woodland, Florin, Dixon, Stockton and Marysville, stating that delegations would be present from those places and compete for the prizes oilered by the Committee of Arrangements. A large number of prominent citizens were present, and promised their supj port and any further aid they might be called UDon to give, and some cf them expressed their intention of taking part in the proceedings, to add to its horrible character.

The enthusiasm attending the preparations of the Horribles and the general indications in that direction that it will be the largest pirade of the kind and most horrible in its detail ever witnessed in the Capital City. The Agricultural has been selected as the point of rendezvous and place where the will tortn. The line of march will lie determined hereafter, and in connection with the other branch of the celebration. The meeting adjourned until eveniug. A At Father Mathew Hall last night a number of colored citizens gave an entertainment for the benefit of Siloam Baptist Church, on Fifth street.

The entertainment v. a3 interesting, and well conducted. Miss A. E. Christopher gave a piano solo, a very good choni3 sung the anthem, "I will wash my hands in innocence," and Flora Atehinson gave a pleasing recitation.

Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Washington sung the duet "Murmuring Sea," and won deserved applause for a good effort and the care they exercised in rendering the selection. Ulysses and Isaac Triplett and Mary Williams gave a very amnsicg come Jy sketch, anil presented it well. Mrs.

Triplett and Mrs. Fletcher gave "Summer Star," in which both ladies with RtroDg, clear voices and good effect. i Thee came the pretty musical sketch illustrative of the parable of the ten virgins. An intermission followed, during which refreshinei ts were served to the audience. Further singing was had, and then the floor was cleared the "cake walk," which is an amusement peculiarly the "colored people's own," and is the of much merriment and badins Serenade Judge Hexby.

Last evening a complimentary serenade was tendered Bei ry by the First Artillery Band, by many friends of the Judge mily. The approach of the invading party was made known by a couple of seleci Bd in serenade by the band, 1 by a display of rockets and other pyrotechnics manned by Mr. kralman, which the company were invited in and most royally received and i ii. lined by the and Mrs. Henry.

The Belf-invited its 6Ued every nook and corner, and the time was iri happy cheer nnlil about nai (night, with healths given in il bumpers of lemonade, interluded with music band and selections upon piano, and ly rendere 1 by the i oste i. 1 a bountiful table of refresh- and music by the LUghters of the host and members if party, with unreserved y.ilile and successful of the a. Poi -In the 1' ili i lourt yesterday the charge of vagran against James atinne 1 till July Bth Mrs. and Mrs. Perry, who bad a quarrtl ted for distui I peace, iKi II ii.

ii ITgl with atten at i rv, v. held to answer, with bail fixed at i i 000, in default of which taken to the County Ji trial; George Drew, a drunk, was fined $7 50 M. Paul mi Bned 832 50 for disturbing the Prank Cairns' case of vagrancy went over till July Ist; Sarah i guilty to disturbing the peace, and was ordere 1 to appear for judgment to-morrow. llork si: Blood. 1-aat Sunday mornlog McGird and young McClintock, i while a bender and coasting tkrough Chinatown for an opportunity, took a toasted pi; which ornamented the outside post of a Ihineae meat market and threw it down into a cellar.

I'pon complaint made Mc- Gird was soon after arrested, but MeCUntock hasthusfar evaded the officers. Thin lac- Clintock is the same promisiaff youth who was recently arrested for the robbery of the ice-cream man, was discharged, not because he was innocent, but on account of his extreme youth. The Orpheus C'lvb had au in- I teresting rehearsal last evening Phil-1 harmonic Society holds its rehearsal It is preparing for its Boa) concert tor the July 7th. Professor Flwissnw a act: the Society. WaKBANTB I'ItAWN.

Warrants have been issued State Controller I). M. Kenfield for the common BcbooU followi In the Treasurer of Inyo county for $2,230 60; Treasurer of Mendocino county 91. A.N-TiiER Voter. In the Superior Court yesterday morning Clark admitted W-lli Milgate, a native of Knpland, to citixenfthip, oil the testimony cf A.

Catiin i and John A. Odell. FolicE Arrests were made the police yesterday as follows Thomas Thomas, fur battery, by offieen and Ferral John McGird, disturbing the peace, by officer Kider. Notabt Frank of jTehama, yesterday reappointed a Notary Public for that county. "Thai's the Opinion ok Johk Hxnki Little men.

big men, long mer, small men, thin men, fat men, industrious men, lazy men, sick men, healthy men, weak men, itmng men, liberal men, Rtinpy men, pretty 1 men, ugly men, rich men, poor men, married men and sinjle men, buy your haU at the 1 Mtchanics' Store. BRIEF NOTES. Officer Fredericks, now on duty again, was laid up several days from injuries received by striking his foot against a risen nail in a sidewalk. When will the people drive down the spikes It won't cast a fortune to do it, nor will the effort bankrupt any one, even if their capital is reduced to a nickel. The Yuina Apache Indians, who are in the city to show white folks how to run footraces, made a visit at the Capitol yesterday, and seemed much interested in the costly manner in which white folks require their Gi-eat Man Council wigwam to be fixed up.

The sale of paintings by amateurs and professional artists last night was not a success. The bidding was light, and the pictures, after a few efforts, were withdrawn until euch time as a larger attendance can be secured. The return to use of tickets for fare on the street cars does not exclude the use of a halfdime or nickel, if on hand, as either a ticket or the coin are alike acceptable if properly placed in the company's treasury box. The Capitol Commissioners give notice of a desire to receive proposals up to July 15th for constructing the new fence about the Capitol grounds, and bids for the materials to be used in the fence and the foundations. Bert Kidder yesterday was fired out of his delivery wagon at and Fourth streets, because of the wagon seat becoming unfastened.

The horse ran off, but was soon captured. The General Fourth of July Committee hold another meeting this evening at the Court-house, at which all interested are invited and expected to be present. The San Francisco Savings Bank gives notice of the declaration of its halt-yearly dividend of per cent, on term deposits, and 5 per cent, on ordinary deposits. John Longabaugh is announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to nomination by the Democratic County Convention. Competitors in the illiterate exercises of the Fourth of July Horribles are required to report at the Court-house to-morrow night.

The Mark Hopkins monument approaches completion. This week will see the roof of the tomb all on. The Sacramento Light Artillery held a special drill last evening, Captain Atwood commanding. Rev. A.

J. Frost gives a public Bible reading at the Ninth-street Baptist Church tonight. The Board of Education holds an adjourned meeting to-night. The river wa3 at 20 feet 11 inches yesterday. Social Party at Dhy On Friday eveuiug a tocial party was given at the residence of W.

Atkinson, on Dry Creek, for the benefit of the school in that vicinity. The hall wa3 tastefully decorated with evergreens, and an adjoining apartment wa3 appropriated as a refreshment-room, where icecream, lemonade, were to be obtained during the evening. Dancing commenced about S) o'clock, and the hall was noon filled to its utmost capacity. Gait, lone, and several other adjacent towns were well represented. Good music was furnished by the Gait band Messrs.

Harvey, Norton and Phillips. At midnight a fine collation was spread by the ladies of that vicinity, which reflected much credit upon their culinary skill. After supper dancing was resumed, and coutinued until daylight. Among the present we noticed Miss Anna Brings, Mrs. Lncaii, Miss Kiuma Burns and Miss Nellie Webb, of Sacramento; Miaa Miiggie Kideout, of San Francisco Mrs.

W. B. Devin, Miss Mattie Canady, Miss Libbie Fowler, of Clay Miss Vinie and Julia Putney, of Kik Grove Miss En, ma Crabtree and Misses Josie Prouty, of Dry Creek and from Gait, Misses Hattie Hunt, Lou Harvey, Aggie Brewster, Nora Kedding and Kittie Fugilt. Prominent among the gentlemen were tiie following Messrs. E.

Bites, Sacrameito; Phillips, Brewster, Fugitt and Russell, of GAt; Dry W. Prouty, H. Crabtree, E. Williams and G. Crabtree, and many others.

The party was well conducted throughout, fleeting much credit upon the managers and the host, Mr. Atkinson. It was pronounced by ail a a success. AHOTHKB DIVB IhyaDKD. Between 4 and 5 o'clock yesterday morning officers Jackson and Cafferty arrested Sarah Cairn at her dive on street, where she was in a drunken state, and making the matin approaches deiir i with o.ath^ and sulphurous breathings generally.

They gave hf-r a berth at the station and placed the charge on the slate as disturbing the peace, and then went back and arrested Frank Cairn, her paramour, for being an idle and dissolute person and living in a house of ill fame. It is the intention of the Chief and officers of the Police Department to follow up and arrest this class until the last one has cleared the city, and in which they have the hearty approval of tne entire community. 'I'nr SpmrrnALisnc Exhibition. Mr. Stone, the slate-writing medium, gave an exhii ition at l'ioneer Hall last night for the benefit of the Spiritualists' Union.

There was a fair attendance. He showed up some of the tricks of materializing mediums, and then gave examples of alleged simon-pure spiritual slate-writing. The tei-ts were not very satisfactory, though those who received communications vouched for their being to the point, but no sufficient opportunity was afforded to examine into the medium's lev th' ii- and powers, and the unbelievers departed firm in their heresy. In fact, Stone's arul manifestations were not pronounv.ed successes. He himself stated that the "conditions" were not "favorable." AUCTIOKB.

To-day, at the residence of 13. Steinman, 004 street, at 10:30 A. jr. .1. Simmons Co.

will sell by auction all the line furniture and housekeeping articles in that residence, without reserve. at 10:30 a. ll U. -f. Simmons Co.

will sell by suction at 420 street, all the stock and fixtures, groceries and sun; lies of the QuuJcy Market, and also two horses, two wagons, ta of harness, etc. M. J. Simmons Co. will sell at public vendue, the kitchen and 'lining-room, hall, and other parts of the furniture of the House, and Sec streets.

Board ok Fire The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners was held last evening. The pay-roM and for the month of were ordered paid. The of Warren Drew, a lireman of Steamer No. 1, was, received, and on motion, accepted; also the resignation of B. Gill, as Superintendent of theFirc Alarm Telegraph, wai received and accepted.

Frank Daroui prai elected fireman of uner No. 1, vice W. Drew, reined, ao I R. A. I'M: was lected to fill the vacancy ofj.

B.GUL The Boai I then adjourned. I'l B. W. Uowier, District-Attorney of Yuba county, in the city yesterday. Jan ar.il .1.

Hastings of 1 i lown, Henry A. Chase, Great Sachem i. 0. EL wiil arrive this morning from Newcastle to the reception mm tiii- v.iiin_'. A.

(Juthrie returned Sunday from his trip in ths southern part oi the State. Xi NAY.AY.— The team of H. liven about four below l'ranklin, ran away day before yesterday while attached to a boggy, and threw out the occupants, consistingol his wife, two children and himself. Mrs. Buescher wu very seriously injured, her shoulder blade fractured ami having four ribs broken.

The others escaped with but slight injuries. "GOOD, kind-hearted soul that she was," said Shuttle, as he mused on the excellencies of his better half, long since pasted away. "If I don't meet that woman in heiven I hope I shall miss her in thQ other plice, that's all." Haven Register. The problem of livirg in a malarial district is solved by using Hammer's Cascara Sagrada Bitters. HTOITOO Kn.Trns.

They will cleanse and 000 water perfectly. Call and see them at 830 street. "It's Tr.i i I -You can get a wool working hat for 50 cents, and a food Sunday hat for 11, Medianic.s' Store. Asotiiku Novelty The "Grand Trunk" hat, pearl color, 'oft crown, stiff brim. Trice, j.i 25.

Mechaaios' Store. FCLL I.INI' United California madf and C. and P. 11. TenillV Kastern made booU and shoes, at Mechanics Store.

Dost let that cents bora a bole in your pocket, but pi to the Mechanics' Store and invest a purse. Infants' Shoes, all colors, at Mechanics' Store. h'uKNCH pla ijlaiw hand-mirrors, at Xotion Department, Mechanics' Store. Ladies' Underwear a' For Whoopwo Nothing equals Chesley'a Kock and Kye, ADVERTISEKENr MENTION. Jigadicr Brindle Notice.

Girl wiated for light housework. Public Bible-reading- Rev. A. J. Kroat.

Engineer wanted- H. T. Holmes Co. Canary bird lost-J. R.

Johnston. C. of Encampment to-night. F. and A.

Hoyal Arch Chapter to-night. Notice to Capitol Commissioners. Auctions. D. J.

Siaimons today. M. J. to-day. M.

J. Simmons Si to-morrow. Business Ad7ertlsemsnts. 1. x.

1,. Samuel Nathan Co. San Francisco Savings Dividend notice. Bristol's Children's ailments. W.

P. ileman Real sstate and insurance. Spinka Phoenix Assurance Company. S. Solon Attorney.

Mis 3 L. 3. Kellopfj, JI physician. THE WEEKLY UNION. UNPRECEDENTED.

Within the past two months the actual bona-fide cir- culation of the Weekly 00000000000000000000000000000000000 I UNION 1 00000000000000000000000000000000000 5,000 COPIES'. This Increase in the Short Period Named is Unpre- cedented in the His- tory of Journalism on the Pacific Coast. This Increase is Still in Kapid Progress, and Promises to Continue Indefinitely. The Reasons Arc Obvious. THE "WEEKLY IXIO.V IS THE OXLY PAPER OF ITS CLASS OX THIS COAST a RLE issue EACH week FOX PRICE.

SECOND I THE ISIOX" IS THE ONLY PAPEIt WHICH PI HUSHES FIIJST- CLASS OttICIML STORIES, AXD IS TUF.Kr.t OICL THE YEUY BEST LIT- EBAKY PAPER PIBLISHEO CALI- FORNIA. THIRD: THE WEEKLY I XIOX" IS BY FAR THE IJEsT MEDKM of XEWS. its issie IX SEMI-WEEKLY PARTS MAKES IT THE VEHICLE OF THE VERY LATEST IXTELUGEXCE FROM ALL XEWS FIELDS. FOURTH: THE WEEKLY IXIOX" IS THE CHEAP- EST PAPEK PIBLI-HED IX THIS STATE. CIV IXC TWO ISSIES EACH WEEK OF SIXTEFA PAGES, EACU FOX TnE VERY LOW PRICE OF PER ANXI'M FIFTH: THE "WEEKLY IMOX" PRESENTS A VARIETY OF VAU ABLE MISCELLANY OX ALL THAN ANY OF ITS COTEMPOKA- RIES.

SIXTH: THE "WEEKLY IXIOX" IS TnE MOST ABLY CAREFILLY EDITED, MOST INDEPENDENT AND BY FAX THE MOST READABLE JOIRXAL PI B- LISHED OX THE COAST. IT IS BECAUSE ALL TUESE COUNTS ARE THAT ITS INCREASE OF CIR. CCLATION IS USPRECEPESTED, AXD ITS STANDISG AT THE HEAD OF JOURNAL- ISM IS MAINTAISKD CATARRHAL oSdr.ilve PAIN'S over theeyeg, CUICKLIXG In the head, SICbEX- IXG breath, DEAFNXSS and tickling in the throat are SIGN'S OF CATAKRn. PIKI- LEXT SECRETION'S throu-n upon the BROX- CHIAL TI'BES while asleep follow the membrane and POISON' THE EXTIKE SYS- TEM. Sufferers know how the disease is.

The actior. of Catarrhal Virus, like that of sniall-pox, has been FINALLY DISCOVERED. Catarrh is XOW Cl RED. A. McKINN'EV, R.

33 Broad street, New Wei Be Meyer's Catarrh Cure wonderful." E. H. CROWN, Slerohant, 339 Canal street, New York. Catarrh II years. Cared by one package.

W- D. WOODS, 457 Broadway, New York, cured of ChTonic Catarrh. F. J. lIASLETT, 559 Broadway, New York, four years' Catarrh O.

L. BRUSH, 443 B-oadway, New York. Catarrh 10 years. Could not Uste or smell. Cured.

G. G. PI.E3BUUT, Troprietor West End lintel, Branch. Cured of 20 years' Chronic Catarrh. MUS.

J. SWARTZ, 203 Warren street, Jersey City, cured of IS years' Chronic Catarrh. L. A. NEWMAN, Merchant, 305 Fulton street, Bnnklyn.

Chronic Catarrh. Given up by physicians. Cared. A. B.

THORNE, Insurance, IS3 Montague street, Brooklyn. Self and sou cured of Catarrh. J. D. McDONALD, Uenbant, 710 Broadway, New York.

(Sister-in-law.) Had Catarrh 40 Cured. Etc. DR. WEI RE MEYER'S PAMPHLET, with the most remarkable t.stimouials on record, SEXT FREE bj his D. B.

DEWEY 46 Dey street, New York, or by druggists The CI'KE IS DELIVERED at $I'3O a pack- age. Think of a REAL CI'RE for an obstinate dUease at this trifling cost. fC 6mlor3pFMWeod Chas. 11. Stkvkns.

J. T. Griffitts. C.H. STEVENS DRY GOODS HOUSE I IMMENSE STOCK 15c to 50 per yard, SATINS DRESS TRIMMIXGS, IN ALL THE STTLES AND it 3" We ns low as nnj house on Ihc We have Beyer hum- bussed the people In 15 years.

Call and Examine Goodi and Prices, or i Senil to us for PBJ.VTED PKICE LIST anil riA.III'LI>. tub DaTTERICK MOHTHLY FASHION PAPER, FREE. XSr Orders filled same a3 if in Btora. "St SHOE DEPARTMENT! FINEST STOCK CF LADIES' AXD SHOES IS THE CITY. Prices very as buy only from jnanufcic- turers.

FOR SAMPLES A. rD TRICE LIST TO C. H. STEVENS COR. EIGHTH SACRAMENTO.

2 Mags flags! BUNTIN3 AND COTTON FLAGS, IN LOTS to suit, at New York prices. WHO KSAI.K AAD KETAIL. A VITII CIGAR STORE, jul3 3plm street, ncr.r Second. OHIOORINB i SONS Xo. Street Sarranienlo.

WARrROOYS No. 23 street Sau Franciscc K. HAMMER, SOLE AGENT FOB THE PACIFIC COAST. gold on Installments, if and for rent. OM taken in exchange for new.

attendfti to. mSO-lplm Yik G. "I PEX 1 GRANITE WORKS PEXKVX, (11. piIE BEST VARIETY AND I Larjrest Quarries on the Pacific Coast. Polished Granite Monuments, Tomb- jtones and Tablets made to order.

Cranlte Uuildlns Stone Oit, Drcgsod and Polis dto order. Jvlllp6ni FOR SALK-300 SPANISH ME- KINO RAMS, bred from the I lirst imporution of Sheep to California (in the 1554): Apply MRS. McCONNKLL'" I WILSON', tlk Grove, Sacramento ciunty. 3p2m JUST IN VIA CENTRAL PACIFIC R. R.

NOBBY SUITS! IB SUITS, at 89 50136 -SUITS, at 50 124 SUITS at Sll 25 18 SUITS, at 12 SUITS, at $12 50 24 SUITS, at $20 00 12 STJITS 318. US" THESE SI ITS ARE AT THE FAtTOBV, SOS. IN 136 01-VNE STKKET. SEW VOBIi. lirHlWI FOR LITHAUER, "The Clothier," 418 street, hetwean Fourth and Fifth Sacramento.

Trunks, Bags, Valises, Satchels, Shawl and Blanket Straps. J.TOHOXCX] HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS 09., Nos. 220 t0 226 Sacramento. Sole Agents on Picine Coast tot BOSTON BELTING RUBBER HOSE STEAM PACKING, RUBBER BELTING, ETC. Junction Bush and Market sts.

SAX FRANCISCO. FBICBS HAVE DECLINED FOR BOILED LUfSEID Oil. AI.SO FOR Castor Oil, No. 1 and No. 2.

PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT! I FOX i'sk. ALL SHADES AND COLORS isTrnt up in 5, 1, and i gallon packages. lJcst Mixed Paint In the World. DOOR WINDOW SCREENS! ALL SIZES, STAINED AND VARNISHED. WHITTIEE, FULLER 00., ORLEASS BUILDING, Nan.

1020 and IMS Srroncl Sacramento. 7 Just In OF CELEBRATED ROYAL HAMS I tST There are no better SUGAR-CURED HAMS thau ti.ese in the market, we recommend them to any one who dtsires a fresh, sweet, SUGAR- CURED ham. lIUYCK'S EXTRACTS LEMON AND VANILLA, 2, 4, 6 and 8 oz. IIIVCKS LESION SUGAR. SST PACE'S J-oz.

TAfi TWIST TOUACfO. Also, from the Factory, HACOMBER'3 PURE CIDER Atas, IcM 00,, WBOLSSAUi CROCEBB. I 91, 9.T and Front slrcct, Sarrantento. "Owl and Robin" oooonooooooonnooooooooooaooonosoooo i CIGARS, ALSO Oliver Eobinson's Celebrated 31- 5-" tW People smoke these CIGARS will live lonzer, make more money, wear better clothes, drive faster horses, and marry prettier wives anvother class of men. We have taken great care in'sjlectinjr the CIUARS, as well many other brands we carr.v in stock, and can offer superior inducements to the trade in this line.

Sample orders solicited, and we are assured they will be acknowledged by larger ordera. HALL, LUHRS WHOLESALE GROCERS, Corner of ttrrrta, Rsrmmento JAMES I FELTER Xos. 1016 and 1018 Second street, Orleans J3uilding, Sacraineiito, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IX WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE TRADE. tST We hare jurt reesivcJ via Caps Horn, ex ships GREA VK3TERN and NEW YORK 50 BARRELS MELLWOOD WHISKY, 30 BBLS.

FINCH'S GOLDEN WEDDING RYE, 20 BARRELS MILLER STEWART'S O. K. ALSO FRESH INVOICES PORT, SHERRY AND CLARET WINES, Iv I-S, 1-4. rnaks and For iv to suit. LOtIS KODEKER.

HIJIM'S (Dry and Extra Dry). GREE.X SE.tL and lIEIDSICK'g Pints, ami Landsbsrger's Califorpia Eclipse, Private Cuvea and Imperial. CT This prepara- I ful rua In the East tion is a distillation lit 19 CERTAIN of selected RYE frag fl 6 ff" CURE FOR WHISKY and PURE 9 IUWI UL B. and COLDS, aud all ROCK CANtY, and nRONCHIAL, AF- -3 having a wonder- ITKAIIE FEOTION3. A NEW AXD ALMOST CERTAIN CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

A delicious cordial and splendid appetizer. Sold by all Leading DrujririsU and Grocers. GEORGE W. CHESLEY, SOLE AGENT, No. 51 Front Street, between and U.

Rarramrata fiold anil Silver latches, Diamonds and Jewelry. tar THE JEWELER OF BA.CKAHESTO. LARGEST GREATEST VARIETY 1 FINE3T GOODS! LOWEST PRICES tS" In djily receipt of New Goods, direct, from the factories, hence all my customers receire beneflt of buying from first hands. of tiie Town Clock, SIS STREET, BET. THIRD KIIKTIi, SACRAMENTO.

sSiti2 3rtf REDUCTIONS IN EVEEY DEPARTMENT OF THE NEW YORK STORE, Ebb a a a a ILii CORKER NINTH AND STREETS. jrsT UECEIVED, a BEAUTIFUL LINE OF I UOOOiXXKiOOTMT) TTTi 000000000 I I.TVJL'JL'io 1000000000 Wliich are sold at BIG BARGAINS. tS" Ladies are invited to call and see for themselves. "6-1 tST Tills is the c'nninr corner to tan chrnp. Don't bat call, see oar stock aiil get our prices.

FOR 1 1-1. tdT Iliihest prtOM allowed on oil kinds of Country Produce in for irnods. Ordcra from tht interior promptly attended to. Samples sent HIEE OF CBABOS. HAYFORD BROS.

CO, apS-3ptf FROFRIKTORg wlawWtt 3C JSla SSS Jta I i i OUR MOTTO: "To Give tlie Best Value for Tour Honey i OUR PRINCIPLES HONBSTIT I 3ECJiE3 ill Geods Marked in Flan Figures, Sold Only for CASH, at One Price to All SAMUEL 519 AVI) BIT. I ItTlt SIXTH, AC It 4 INTO. FST HL'MII I) 4. BUT THE STUBIBIEEB WABOI, A tar Assortment or FARM, FBCICIIT I 1 SrUiXtS WACJOXSconatantlj-onliand. STUDEBAKER BROS.

MANUFACTURING SACRAMEXTO BBAXCII. 211 and 219 STREET. CARPET AND FURNITURE HOUSE No. 411 Street, between Fourth and Fifth. mim WITH A FILL IKE OF CARPETS, ETC.

-St julS3plm FOURTH of JULY. THE GARLAND! Cotton, Bunting and. Silk Flags! m-2i-3ptt COD QALE OR LEASE. -DUXTING vby tue ROSETTES, FOR OALt ttIWH Fringe, Batons, Fifes, Drums, IREWORKS, and all kinds of lourthof July Sold at New York rates, at Grand Hotel Property dale No. 185 5T8EET.

MIHIK). ON THE CORNER OF FHONI y- Jul9-3plm A n.n.l streets. Sacramento. city, dimvtl) cp. tbeoDOBE i Situ landing, and mir ruhed THEODORE OlKft.

I able terms as to or tf JL iVta the Ihcodor. I DEWEY, 308 Pine street. Sar Francisco. m-i2-3t tl aid in. I IMPORTERS AND Wll LESALE DEALERS IN CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS, XO.

.03 STBEET SACRAMEKT. JUST Car-load of Franz Falk'sSj Milwaukee Export Beer, Wnie.Uco^e^^Unt^r^o^.