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TO SACRANIENTO!

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
CO BY Boat at I P. 81. will take the Cars at
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 A. ~, for the
Lake Bigler Route, will change TO Stages ut
Single Spriug4 For Donner Lake Route, at
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Lines, in 36 hours from San Francisco,
Crossing tho Mountains by Daylight
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duly sworn, did dcpose and say that lie Is the
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For Sale! .-..

THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE OF GEORGE
i i. HART, on High street. for sale low-eon.
tanning four large rooms, with closets, besides
bathroom, large kitchen, wocdhou,e. etc. fur.
nI.hed throughout with every convenience. San
be seen any day. from l ?. u. TO ?. n. For tur'
ther particulars srply on the premises x.,x
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TO INVALIDS

III INVALID
WHOSE suFFERlsas HAVE
been protracted from hidden causes
and mal.treatment. and who require
prompt relief to render exist.
ence desirable.
DIR. J. Pc ERRAULT,
Graduate OF the University
OF Queens College, begS to In.
form his patients, and others seeking
medical advice. that he may be con.
suited personally or by letter In all
cases Of Nervous and PhysiceI
Debility, and the various dIsorders
arising from sedentary habits. excess,
accident or climate. frome A. N. to l2
", and from Q to 8 P. ~, At bis Office.
Armory Building, northeas. corner
Montgomery and Sacramento sts..
Rooms Nos. 9, 10 and II. FIRST Hoor
upstairs. Entrance on either Mont.
comery or Sacramento streets ...
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comery or Sacramento streets


... fering TO tho public an advertisement
ofthis kind, for Il Is universally ac'
knowledg.d that the treatment Of
these particular diseases constitutes branch OF
medicine which has never been sumcieutiy
cultivated, in consequence Of the fsstidious'
ness Of the profession, who have abandoned these
speclal!tles to the care o: unqualified prnc-
titioners. There exists here no power to re.
press the mpudence and effront-ry Of men who
are totally incompetent to perform the duties
Of their socallcd medical practice, thereby in.
hlcting miseries TO degree unparalleled in any
other class Of human disorders The only way
to remedy this evil IL TO call the attentIon Of the
public to we'll informed member Of the
medical profeesion. legally qualified,
and who devotez his exclusive attention to dis.
eases arising from tho undue excitement Of tho
generative organs. together with those incidenta!
stages OF acute disorder which, when neglected,
terminate In tho horribly wasting form OF con.
stItutional disorganIzatlon. Doctor Perrnult
has paid the most nnxious and untirinR
attention, for the last eight years, to a special
branch Of study, and hfs inodo OF practice, sug.
gested and improved by experience, and expert
ments made through the medium Of tho micro
scope, enables him to detect the presence OF semen
In the urine We wish to impress those who
have failed Of relief elsewhere. that they may de-
rive benefit from examination Of the urine In
cases of Seminal Emissions and Impot-ncy, "a
well az In cases Of Gravel, Diseases Of tho Dlad.
der and Kidneys, and we can at once ascertain
the cause Of the patients complaint, so ns to Pre-.
pare the proper remedies for each particular dis.
order and according to each case 90 gH.E.
Patients suffering from venereal Diseases In
any stage Pains In the Bones rheumatism. or
from the effects Of Mercurisl poisoning. who can
visit MS personally, win receive, In addition to
our usual treatment, N1odIcated vapor
Baths, without further charges, This Batthas
nearly superseded all other treatment in Europe.
Reference will be given to several who have
been cured by this treatment, after having failed
With others. Ha'hN"H'. +A ''fs'. aI'
Persons Of both sexes who have impaired their
health and destroyed the vigor oftheIr minds by
their own misconduct, and thus deprived them.
selves OF the pleasures Of life. are notified that
on consulting DR.. PERRAULT. they will hnd
friend and Phyiician who has cured many in
every part Of the State, who applied broken
down IN health, but are now rejoicing In all that
makes lIfe desirabl. and man bappv. References
can be given, acquired In almost every part ofths
State. fron partles who know Of cases cured by
DR.. -PERRiUI,T, after in vain trying several
phydcians,
HIS Diplomas are In hls office, whers all persons
can see for themselves that they arc under cue
oRre OF q regularly qualified practitioner. we
have the latest and safes. remedies, and such
mode Of cure AZ can be obtained at no other office
Of This coast, IN Syphilis, Gonorrhea. elect, strie.
EnIaFGRulrOt
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Latest ship News.

ARRIVED.
sn.hp San Salvador AtAin Savannah July
Tyb,e Cro~e hours with md.e sni
SI1 Corna Grinne Spencer London aud Lie of wight Juno
pas, Orune Minturn Co. Five Infants ded
Bark Nav seon Pendeton Palermo APRIL % With t sulphur,
&C. TO Passed Gibraltar May H. had 1sL wHes
Bari ADELAIDE Pumme' Malaga 70 day., with iu 1c to A P
Frsuc lai 80 Ion 80 spoke wAaes sbp Contest, q
N,v. Beof I'd out 6 weeks; had $50 bbls Oh.
Persia c Bosou) Holm Cronsiai May ~ wa ksnof'
jane , win mise. and pass 10 VIM. Ropes Co
Rars Abraham Lincoln tItsL Benfne Palermo 70 day. with
BARK Lucy Nrho Remedies is day.. with snd
iasse.to r. T. Back 60.
VIM ingalls, June H. on sagna, spoke bns Edward
Do;y fou N,,aills, bound IN - ..,
noass. % MASTER Sailed company With brig '" A. stuart, foe
Philadelphia Le barb Amons for 10 days sndse'-
sslr Mars.r~t and Lucy of Mddetown Conz Crosby Cow
Bsv u days. with coa to beD-y. Smith Co.
Schr. Hope tSrl Canning Windsor " - days With plaster 70
scir r. H. Dexter lRrl Dexter wind'or, " s. days with
Sehr Fanny Fern sanders Poradd Me- with lumber Ioao
sehr Only Son. Marson Bangor day.. with lumber JED Frye
1Co. ,
Shr Connecticut, Pende,on Bangor days with lumber to v
SShr Frances Coffin Was Addison day. with timber 10 T. l
sehr cyprus Wright, Addison days with timber to = Talbot
sch Jason, Dae Machas days with lamber to Simpson
seb Comet Mitchell Lapesar day.. with spar. hOlyosss
schr Dyer Rogers Ma.qush day, With .pars 70 Hososo
scir Mary Lansdon Hall. Rocslsnd
Sctn klytg Arrow Eaton Calais
MEMORANDA.
The British schr Enterprise ashore ays Island high and
dry
june 30 lat % long 90 Whaling ship Contest Of New Bedford
oct weeks, had $50 bbls. oil.
WIND At Sunset y. W
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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARATHON the Goth the funds
showed further Of strength and in al the 0her
markets progress toward return OF steadness was %
seryable Bank discount demand heavy owing
very large amount Of India bis falling Cue, comuned
with tie extent of the Revenue payments On the stock
market loans on Government continued IN request at 7de
COnsols closed 50. asts. ,,
One the Goth Paris Boure firm and Rentes closed at
63lj. - ,,-
COTTOy-ihe market has been buOyant. and Ameri-
can IL 3D. dearer Other kinds 3D. higher The sales for
GOO bales for exror; and speculation dosing Win
rather less hnoyancy. hiGdlmg UTlnnds about l3.d
MANCHESTER TRADE Zone less buOyan owing 10 receipt
Of adverse kilograms from Bombay.
BIEAD,TUFFs-Messrs. Richardson spence q 20. TeI.+
Flour quiet al full prices Wheat steady demand al ex'
IRENE rates; Winter Wheat aud Southern n all o. lndl@
Corn freely offered and in rather easeri Mixed
American. % Sal 20 per 40 n -
Observation-Disclosures. Bgland, Athya Co. Bruce Oo
report Beef in GOOD demand and 2'60J dealer Fok sian
and higher BacOntImeI hot changed Cheese
quiet ard Butter without change Lard very uu
Ialow steady without change IN price
PROlUCE.-Ashes quiet and easier for Fots whIch are
quoted "a g Pearls steady al N Sugar qlci Dat STEADY
az 81 600 Eosin dn and unchanged Spirits rurpen'ine
offered al a. Peroieum-sma sales Of Refined az lDg%
LONDON MATKTTs.-B BREAD lrTis ln small supply flo4I
dearer Wheat rather higher. Indian Corn trmer
PROucE-SleaT quiet and unchanged IN pfce Gomez IN
active Tea trm Rice held for small advance business I'M
tied. Taiow quiet. A. 40 for T. Y G. on the spot
LATEST COMMERCIAL.
Llyrnrooi. June - rec.
The cotton market is quietcr in tone, and Kidding
Upland is quoted at barely l3id
BTeadstui!s and Provisions are quiet - .,..
Consols sGgas7 United States fvetwenties, o4.d64l
Trje shares 37la.s: Illinois Central shares %. a.
Tie Bank rate Of discount is unchanged
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When the broke ont The Superintendent OF the az
frent companies assembled the available force ihy could
stay the progress Of TIE laDes M o. W morn
Assistant Superintendent OF the Benhehon nun fttfocui
COMPANY also M II. W. Facet Of the Philadelphia we
with their men by superhuman C1erOns. saved
large amount property Mr. W. Spence Superintendent Of
Bennehof Run Petroleum Company speaks IN The highest
terms If the emI lJyes under his control
Mr. SNOW Superintendent Of Hareys pipe, carried
three Rohers iorpcdoes through the flames % the top OF
the opposite iii after which he together with Us men Kept
that almost driven from their position but
they still plying the water ond at ast succeeded IN saving
whole II the companys property. The engine was ~.
moved from bed bat by tins time has been replaced Part
the ergnehoue also taken down Tie telegraph wiro
and instrument removed house TIE bal where
they put working order The pipe j. Rnnured and
Harley Co intend sending OIL through to-day. as usual
The fire the flowing wewas eItngushed by placing
funnel their mouths and leading the OIL through pe
from the fire.
Tie burning oil flowing down the ran as high as the
in ordinary eshets and the flames were enngushed
by the oil passing underneath bridges constructed last Spring
for the purpose No person Incurred any INJURY at The
fire. but Mr. Robert Collins engineer wa rendered inen
sbe bv shock Of electricity and carried away ny three
He remained three hours In that condition, bat
better Yesterday morning. also received slight
shock which rendered her insensble fr hall an hour
The the one OF extreme desoa
tion the remarkable feature being TIE hoops Of the
scores Of tanks which Lad been consumed
Another fire occurred about the same time rs the above
Bird well Egbert farm caused by the spark from engine
The engine house was destroyed No further damage.
FIRE Of IIOHEgR Run.
About - p m. on Saturday IRE occurred on lease NO
Pioneer Run owned by Frank laa and Williams, Oh the
Shoe and Leather Companys property.
This well commenced flowing at the rntc Of 900 barrels per
day the morning having facilities for storage
the large amount caught FIRE from adjoining engine
engine house Of lease No. D. W. G.. VILLAINS VIM. OHaIrl
Lafayette Leland j. NJ Edwards and Arthur Dooltte
severely burned hands aud face m their efforts
eKnguish The flames Their injuries are hot considered se
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siege and Surrender Of Matamoros.
Prom The New. Orleans Picayure.

The Heroic City of Matamoros is famous for its
bloody seges and dees and the last one has been the most
Gea ulblooded Indian like the chief Of the opposing
party Juarez He bad originally some 800 troops under hs
command Of them native Mexoans OF the border They
belonged to organizations dating back the days Of Gen
Taylor and pro0dly engagements with him emtazoned
ordo battalion which went side during the
battle CsmargO and abandoned their Austrian allies
their fate.
This Austrian regiment tconposed Of men from every
part Germany the Rhine the Iyo and even from Vienna
and wore the Imperial Mexican uniform They Lad attached
small field battery manned by Egyptians and free negroes
from Martinique They served awhile ut Vera Cruz, and
were thence the State Of Gaaca whence they were
transferred TO MaamOro They were very goodookng men
inclined and the Rio rande TO the German
settlements was this body that IN tne zero
Gordo battalion was sent up the river TO escort Nv wagons
captured The feeling very strong against them as
invading ioreener and some Of them were shot on the
will probably be treated AS Ms treated his prisoners sent to
the public works.
seges OF Matamoros The Liberals would 10 the
city in force and threaten serious attacks upon It, AZ these
Meas troops would sleep upon their in the open
iSsn" "''A N'-''@A ''''A''' '''''' ''''' ''D
everything done keep them faithful and obedent
Some imperfect defensive works were thrown up out
side gunboa manned tie river and cotton and
bsggng seized and built up into baIrcades These
DAYS when al towards amosed the river
left yauabes charge of friends Of Liberal pahes
but Mea calmly stood bis ground But distressing his ability
good his defense after the revolt OF the Cerro Cord
ans aud capture Of the Auins he pudeny made Of
captuaon and crossed himself For during bis
defense Mea who rude soldier has not been very merc
fl enemies During bis sieges be generally
the work with shooting tie capyes Of the night
before spies Had he fallen into the hands OF the nmca
soldery. he would. doubt have been shot himself.
Daring all seges the people Of MaamOros have been
osiensiby loyal the Empire. The French Germans and
foreigners generally from natural sympathy; tie
ery holders for fear Of revolutionary work and the doui
faced the Liberals from necessity. Nevertheless
there many enemies Of Mea in the city and in
Vulnerable the plots ard oouuerots Generally how
people who had anything 10 ofe by revelation were
strong supporters Of the Government The Tcb merchants
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SPAIN.
THB MILITARY REVOLT.

Public order bad not been disturbed in Madrid since
fhe suppression of the military revolt on the sd u
simultaneous outbreak occurred at Corona Some com
panes of troops reyOed under their subatern officers ana
proceeded toward frontier The troops remaining faith
full were marching 10 cut of their retreat
Measures had been taken TO insure public security in
CATALONIA and other places where some further insurec
fioDary movements apprehended among the gsrri-
sons Marshal Concha had assumed the military com
mand in Catalonia and Gen. Serrano in Andalusia.
The Paris La France says the rumored arrest of Cen
Prim at Bayonne had not been confirmed.
The Presse states positively that Gen. Prm had gone
10 Catalonia where be expected by the garrison who
had just revolted.
Iater adyices from Madrid say: 1.-THE companies be-
longing to the Regiment Of Bayen having been closely
pursued have taken refuge in France and have laid down
Atber arms. tranquility prevails throughout Spain The
peror officers Of the regiments which revoed at Madrid
di theI duty bravey. Thirteen were killed. and nine IN
p eavorng TO induce the troops TO return to their ale
san &C. The nsurgent corporal and sergeant Will be shot
The o;a number of killed and wounded at Madrid is about
400" letter from Madrid dated the 9th states that
7so n, soners made and l37 Of whom had already
,,o hoe shot, It adds that the total Of killed reaches
1000.
The Min sry had asked the Cortes TO allow the const-
,uona qua rantees be suspended for time in view of
,1e seons as pect of affairs This demand referred to
q committee O.. t..o a;oa 20 q, a., mon, lie
rt o,gent "a diers shouted Viva Prim and the popular
Viva la KcvUblc.L
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SING smo. July 10. lsCo.
Ffom Our Special Correspondent.

FIyG INTESTINE FORTY-ONE MINUTES
Ffcm Our Special Correspondent
SING sEG July 10 lsCo
For some time past considerable feeling las been
noticeable among sports along the Hudson River including
NewYork and Albany relation match made by the
hackers of Gilbert Ward brother Of Joshua Ward aud John
Nickel TO row single scul 10 she'll boats distance Of
five miles On the Hudson for the Of s250 Both Of the
principals the have been IN framing or the event
ward taking bis daily exercise and oelet at cornwall ana
Nickel vibrating between Cod spring and FoueLkeep,ie
years ago Nickel IN soub race Of single seus peat
bis present opponent AZ NeWDhFgD auG We thk Ine E"
repeated at oushhecp5ie although we 90 NOT Ieeuer
cAhety az 10 .ne iils1.' a. ~. -, Il, 80
shown himself to be- man q more AAn oiILA! auy ~ 80
handbag Of the oar - Deansy also leading eht ID az .Atc
habits and strict regard for tie laws Of health akIs view
II s features and complexion would coneude mat lie Is
Of Indian extraction Certain is that the black peTcLs eye
u there as ~ also tAe cVlut, I au % III
check bones al IN credtnR bm Win power ana VIII
to hold the last any job he may undertake go
Gilbert Ward IKE al thc " ids an. Ho' pAl.'.seIy 'a
his brother joshua j. tail and eaun looking WIN arms 81
m esstt snp ea be e ttc eoiSc sS
that be destined 10 wrap himself IN tie mantle 81 MS
cen waters His friends asserted boldly yesterday that they
would him against H,mm il ne doughty IisbuFsh
maa returned from The across tie water
pulled splendid modern built boats The
announced 90 come OF YESTERDAY uu oWg 10 we
roughness Of the river postponed until o'clock ms
~ iIs "a N . o nd tb Rarce Mr. D Nei.oF took The
positions assigned them and the men were noed % appear
% 80 1 f,diyor - ward the otfs rar,Irg fom eoO
esq 500 to $40 and n one or two instances larger ODDS
given.
Alnenc in readiness De signal was given. good start
effected Ward taking tie lead and keeping u nniI me
reached POINT Little over quarter OF Nils
from COINS down when both boats .oged con-
ug stand sui ~ this Jauctarc considerable excitement
en,ued IL lasted moment however. when tue boats
tpaTaie both Hing vigorously this time
Nickel getting of first while Ward followed apparently
losing ground at every sirokr Nickel turaed tie sakc
que quarter OF mile il the advance, aud started
elsUrey tor the home boat.
After the lower boat he appeared 10 reyve
ie and made bold dash 20 catch Up with his man. lie
lned Nickel rapidly the latter not appearing 10 uote
Tie move WheD however he dd see what was Up he N
rallied reaching the home STAKE boat about three lengths
ahead Of I'd having gone miles IN Al minutes thus
winning race lhe judge decided that Mck' was tie
victor, and the Iuolcy handed over 10 hin.
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MEXICO.
OFFICIAL NEWS PROM FL PAsO--DEPARTURB or PREsI-
DENT JUAREZ FOR CHIHUAHUA-IHB FRENCH IN
TERISG UPON A NEW CAMPAIGN.
Irn,ln

OFFICIAL NEWS PROM FL PAso-DEPARTURg or PREsI-
DENT JUAREz FOR CHlHUAHUA-THE FRENCH IN
TERISG UPON A NEW CAMPAIGN.
WAsHlSGTON Tuesday July lO Ist" ,
Mr.. Romero, the Mexican Minister to-day received
official dispatches from III Paso, informing hm that on
the 10th ut President Juarez his Cabinet and the Gov
eminent left FL Paso for Chihuahua.
Letters from the City Of Durango of June D received
here by the last steamer from Vera Crz state tha the
French troops IN that cy were under orders to march
against Chihuahua and that 1000 had already left
and were az that time al Lazarca.
Letters from The City Of Mexico state that Gen Bzlne
was concentrating al the available French troops IN san
Luis Po;osi 10 open lew and vigorous campaign against
the MeXlCans.
ARRIVAL OF CAPTURED AUSTRIASs IL TBXAS-THB I'll
PAso MAIL LINE.
NFwOHIEASs Tuesday. July TO- LEGO
The Austrans captured al Comargo have been Get free
and scattered in Texas They cay they VIII not De re-
termed to the Imperahsts They all went over 10 the
Liberals expecting 70 be sent 10 Texas.
The Fl PasO mail line is running Tegulory.
CRUEL TREATMENT OF a MEXICAN LIBERAL:
WAsHIscrOy Monday. July 9, 1896.
Mr. Aonzo Manscal. brother Of the Secretary of the
Mexican Legation at Washington, who was arrested
in the City of Mexico, aud taken, hand-cuhed ana
on foot 10 Oueretaro because he related 10 a
Liberal had been baied out Of prison III the latter
city; for they could not find the slightest ground on
which to couTtmaral him, but they still kept HIM con-
fined in Quereiao and were examining all the papers be-
longing 10 his brother which they took from his house
when the French police arrested Mr.. Alonzo Marsca
The Young treated III an outrageous and bafba
rous manner first in a dungeon during week III the Cy
of Mexico and aitewad the road TO Querearo in con-
sequence OF which he is severely suffering in health
THE LIBERALS DIscORDANT--.THB IMPERlALlSTS con-
GENERATING At MONTHLY.
MATANoRos. Wednesday, July g. lsd6.
Trade is duh The people are frightened aud are ex-
pectng forced loans. 80
Cornas has aTi7ed and the Governorship with
Caravaa The soldiers full Of pundcr and are acting
badly. One hundred and twenty were wounded at Ca
MARCO.
The Imperiass are concentrating al Monterey 10 move
down and occupy the Rio Grande Valley. The Liberals
discOrdGnt.
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the great banking houses and especially all the foreign con
snes enthusiastic Imperasts The personnel OF The
Irnssian particular Gen Mciias WaTmest friends
and their blnquets he and his friends always welcome
Nevertheless uncertain the future and numerous
ca'ufy 20 i've 10.
Upon JAS evacuation the Liberals maFchee,in and cok
possession tie without bo0ishel By their recent
captures they well supplied with everything and doubt
less vii proceed Immediately forced loans unless en-
ragged because tho great specie conduc,a from Monterey
escaped them But in the renewal Of profitable trade under
their they viii probably forget everything aud
In The mean time they WHO supported Moa viii know, from
lorg residence in Mexico. how themselves night.
As 10 future Of trade 1t has FAR haterng
prospecs than Tor years gone by.