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Try young man, position as ccr; or messenge
ID IN II store or Oilicc: good reference Addres
tAMPBELL, Republican office. mol
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tally restored In either young or old, All Malaria
POisuns and lingering Diseases OF whatever name or
nature thoroughly aud permanently cradlcRled from
the system. For further diseases aud difficulties
which treat you must max apllcaliOn at my office.
CONSULTATIONS FREE 70 ALL
Ollce and Residence No. 1870 q street northwest,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth s,rceIs, uear
Foundry NJ, H. church and opposite Epiphany
church. Washington. ID. O. iel2
National Republican., 1880-11-11

A LADY desires 10 borrow 1T n i,ir percentage ss0
IN or Su0 and viii return In roOn.rent, consisting
Ot Two handsomely Furnished pArlOls, with ent and
light best location IN the eng Address ROOMS,
city T.. D. nnV-3l"
VTANTED--A lady who understands the theory
w OF shorthand would like To exchange reading
vita some one equally proficient, Address Il A, Re
publican Onlce. nogat'
NTANTElI-StOok on keep horses, mules or cows
w Apply to n. s. WAY, Ac,eilhk, falriux comfy
Va, nU2-l2t'
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10y II respectable German woman, n situation q
ID cook or chambormnId Adlress 3!s Ii ST s o. nl
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PROPOSALS.
nRoPosALs FoR FuEL.

OFFICE OF TITE SEnuEANT.AT-ARMs,
UNITED STATES SENATE =
WAsufNGTOS, November 8, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this
Office until II M, November ~, $780, for fur
nishlng the Senate with fifteen ti5) tons OF Lorbprry
Coal (egg si2el also twenty (lO) cords Of well SCI.
soned oak or hickory wood also twenty (2D cords Of
WelseasOned piuc wood TO be delivered on or before
the 18th day OfNovcmber, 1850.
The coal and wood to he mSpcctei and slowed In
the vaults OF the Senate wing ut bidders cost. The
Right IL reserved to reject any aud oil bids.
II. !. BRIGHT,
uo0-3f Sprpo nj rms n 4 gpnatp
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FURNISHED rooms, with or without board en-
a suite or singly. No I'll Pa ave IN W. no
INOR RENTAL O3i X st n'w handsomely fur.
~ ns he'd rooms, en- suite singly, with excellent
table board, by private family; references required
National Republican., 1880-11-11

"A or companion by Il thoroughly experienced New
England lady Address NEW ENGLAND, lepub-
llcun mMLnn. mos
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EOR RENT-mOIrsES.

IIdlis5 I'h 81 n w.~s5a - zoos ~ st"."..' y GO
sOfi 7th 81 w....@ Is OO 7O8 7lh st w.... 10 10
OFFICE ROOMS IN No. 1913 and $40 Fourand. ahali
iTeet y W.; also In 45S Louisiana avenue n. W.
Gail for weekly RcnttIst.
National Republican., 1880-11-11

TVOR RI1NT--Two or three unlurnished rooms,
A with board; pleasantly located with southern
exposure. At I3i3 q ST u W. noiO-3ts
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10Y two colOred girls, situations as nurses goo
I'D references. No 1903 Six.CentE st w. ho
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Tor RENT-Two large communicating rooms
tparlor) with lnrge closets, open fire, newly fur
nished. US; also halroom. No l2IO w nOlC-Stt
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A SITUATION as clerk In cigar store by one
IA thoroughly acquainted with the business; best
reference. Address 1919 Eighth stnw noli
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JAMES N. TYNER,
OCeO hc'ihS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
posrorTrcE DEPARTMENT,

wAsuIseros, d. g., october 20, 1850.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at this Department until noon on the %
day Of December 1850 for furnishing, by contract, for
four years from the lst day OF January, 1881,
MAIL BAGS
like the samples of this Department. also for fur.
nlshlng Mali. BAGS conforming In materials and
sizes TO the Official samples but of different consruc
tion and mpr r-vcd patterns OF which bidders are to
furnish samples.
Specifications ofthc kinds Of Mail Bags and ofthc
conditions and requirements relating TO proposal',
contracts, &C.. as well forms OF bidding, will be
furnished application by letter to the Second As
slstant Postmaster-Gencral. No proposal will be
considered which shall not have been submitted in
accordance with such specifications and forms.
The contracts which may be made win be In con-
iormity to the specifications and the accepted pro-
posas. The right is reserved, however TO reject any
or all the proposals.
JAS. n. TYNER,
ocpt Acttug ngtp,nstnr.! !!ancraI
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
& ONO RAILROAD.

The Great Double-Fracb
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SliOET LINE
to the
NORTH, EoRTHwEoT. WEST AND SOUTH
WEST
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H.(pST.

WHITE English setter gyp, yellow marks on
w head, ten months old. Satisfactory reward
paid by Major GOODLoB, Marine Barracks MOIST
q En REWARD and no questions asked. Lost,
NpOO s2l0, in one tl0O. five go and one $40 bills,
bet fweny-sixth 81, on Penna ave, aud Fifteenth st
Address = II g. 1905 Twcnty-sxlh st nu9-3F
star copy
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GHANCERY SALE OF a DESIRABLE TWO
" STORY AND BACK BUILDlNG BRICK
DWELLING, ON THE NORTHEASr cor
NER OF FIFTH AND STREETS SOUTH

BY virtue Of two DEGREES Of the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia sitting in equity passed on
the llh day o October A. d. 1872 and on the 10Th day
ofOcober, A. ID. 1856, Mes vs. Lacy ct al, cause No.
GoO equity docket ~ shall sell ut public auction In
'front.' OF the premises on WI'DNlSDAI, the 18th
day OF November, 1880 at 1880 O'Clock y. M all that
piece parcel OF ground situate IN eclty OF WASH
lngton, ID. Co beng the western part Of lot numbered
four ~. III square numbered eight hundred ana forty
two S2), said part of lot having front of II feet
inches ON street southeast with depth OF "a feet,
together with the improvements etc
Terins-Onc-third In cash and the balance In one,
two and three years with interest ut per cent per
nnnum until paid, secured hy deed OF trust on the
properly sold; 500 deposit required at the time OF
sale. and all convcyancing md recording at pur'
Chaser's cost. l. G. kIMBAIL, Trustee
j. II. COLDWELL 1871 Il street northwest
AuctiOncer. ocs0 2awdds
Law ReDOrtcr ConV
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rINRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES
l. on ELEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN E
AND + STREETS SOUTHWEST, Al AUC.

u A4N Glyl-N tE III 81 ANEEls BI.l W lf.N u
AM. STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUC.
TION.
BY virtue of "A dec ee of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia sitting In equity passed the 5lh
dny OF October, \, ID. 1850. cause No. 7,l0S cquty
docket 20, we the undersigned trtsefs, VIII sell AT
public auction. IN front Of the promises, ON MON
DAY, the ljt day OF NOVEMBER, 1889, at O'Clock
p M. all those pieces or parce!s of ground. situated
In the city Of Washington. D. G., known and de-
scfibed as lots numbered seven "a aud eight (S) In
G. B. Churcl's recorded sub division Of square mum.
bercd three hundred and twenty eight (32S each IF
said lots having fro of fifteen feet Eleventh
street southwest with depth of O)il feet together
with the improvements, consisting OF two frame
houses
Terms, as prescribed BY the decree: One-ourh
cash, the bal ncG In equal nstaments of six, Twelve
and eighteen months rom day Of sale, with Interest
On the deferred payments at per cent per mum
until paid secured by deed Of trust ON the property
sold or all cash Mt purchasers option. deposit Of
sl00 each lot required at the tlms of sale, and all
conveyancng and recording at purchoser's cost II
terms of snlc are not complied with III seven days
property TO be resod ut risk and cost OF deaulling
purchaser, after I'll ee days office In Evening star.
&. STORIS ST. Cloud Building. lTrrstoos
JAMES IL. SANILl.F, 5i2 ID st. NV. ii'
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctionecrs.
no-M W&F.Tt
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VNIOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
L. No. 40J ThITteen-and.n-hulf street southwest

TINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
L. No. 4OJ rhirteen-and.a-half street southwest
by virtue OF u deed of trust hearing date the 2th
day OF June A. D. 1877, Hnd recorded IN ber No. s5j,
folio S62 of the land records for the District OF
Columbia and at the written request OF the party
cured thereby, will offer for sale ut public nuc-
ton, In front Ofthe premises on FRIDAY, the 18Th
dny OF November. a. d. 1880 at o'clock y, M, the
following Described real estate and premises, located
In the city of Washington In said District and known
ON the ground plat OF said city lot letored u Of
Bradleys recorded subdivision OF original lots num-
bered IL and l.. ~ square No. 26l. together with the
improvements thereon.
Tern sotsale-One- fourth OF the purchae money
IN cash, residue IN six twelve aud eighteen months,
with interest from the day OF sale at seven per cent,
TO be secured 10y deed of trust upon the premises
sold or all cash. ut purchasers option. All convey
ancing ut purchasers cost deposit of 30 Will be
required on the day of sale II the terms are not
compiled with within five durs from he day Of sale
the trustees reserve the right resell at the risk and
cost of the deiauiiug purchaser.
A. H. EPHENSON, Trns,oaa
SAMUEL H. WIMSArr, ii''0'
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WANTED-AHELP.

a WHITE woman, by small western family, "a
IN cook wash aud iron; bring references No l5ls
Caroline 81 W. bet Fifteenth aud sixteenth sts. noi
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WANTED-SIFUATTONS.

10y settled woman, q situation to take charge OF
- house, do plain sewing on machine. house
work without washing, or nurse the sick MRS s.,
1871 ~ u W, noll
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A YOUNG colorcd woman wants n place to d,
"A chamberwork. No W. U st, bet Eleventh an,
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IL A. MCINTYRE Real Estate Broker.
ALs No. gi8 L street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRABLE FRAME
HOUSE. NO. 2lUO BOUNDARY STREET

The above sale iq portponed on account OF rain
until SATURDAY, Novemher ~. same hour aud
place. f. A. MCINTYRE,
noll-th6sat Trustee.
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For POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Tho swft iron steamer,
JOHN w. THOMPSON,
Captain John II, Wood, built expressly for the POtO
river business, leaves SiNth,street wharf every
MONDAY, TIURSDAY and SATURDAY at Z
o'clock u, IN, making the principal landings in the
river Fare and irelghis nt lowest rates,
h, j. ACClNEILN, Agent,
mlOtf SixIh.street whnrE
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VlH girl, n place TO do chamberwork No l427
and q sts uoII
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srR.rnEAsrRY RALANcrs
HnIiIInnin NIarI,nIs.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........... Sl,b2b,5'
CurTenCy. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 44Uh4
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ID respectable white woman, n situation as cook
bet l. and NJ sts noii
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10y aperson ofeXpcrencc. copying to do at home;
ID writes good business hand. Address j NJ IT,
Republican Office. mole
National Republican., 1880-11-11

A RkSPECrABE cnlored girl wants position "a
"A do housework and chamberwOrk. Apply at ll5t
Nineteenth 81. nOll
National Republican., 1880-11-11

IlN ayounR man, workto do in q store Of some Kind
Il or ofice or to make himself useful In amy Kind
OF work Apply at southwest corner OF Sixth and j.
btS u w, IL. d. nOil
National Republican., 1880-11-11

a PLACE, by seamstress who understands dress
IA making and chdren's clothing; no objection
TO leaying the city. Address Mrs 8 Il BROWN city
pOStOlllce nOll
National Republican., 1880-11-11

u respectable colored man, q situation as driver
4 or waller IN q private iamilyi good reference.
Address l30 Washington 81. nOl0
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FOR RENT-KOOMN.

EOR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
property for sale JOHN SHERMAN Il CO,
~. Cloud Rilding Real estate and loans. ly3I
National Republican., 1880-11-11

RYo thoroughly experienced young lady, situa-
i tiUn clerk In notion or fancy store. Address
No 1910 Elghth st n W. noll
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IToR REET-Two front rooms on second floor
u uniurnshed; fl0 per month, including light ant
IRE for one, or Will rent separate for moderate price
excellent neighborhood Inquire at G2l ID stsw.
mol + AT
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK
SEEAR RE EHsS.
THE NEW STEAMER sqFSs
JANE MOS E l EY dsmsss sss5s

THE NEW STEAMER s1Fs~.
JANE MOS LEY dsss 49,
Captain JAMES Il. BARKER,
leaves her Wharf foot of Sixth street, on MONDAYS
WEDNESDA Ys and FItIDA vs. ut y. m precisely
ioI Norfok, touching at Plney Point. Point onI
and Old Point, making connections at Norfolk with
Boston, New York and Iiohnond steamers also
with Seahoard and Roanoke railroad going south
Returning, leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at y. III.
Fare to BostOn..-,..slS so New YOrk.... ... s. 30
MeaB aud StRterOom Included.
Fare to NorOllS.....sl 90 Round 1rp,.......sl SO
Every attention paid TO the comfort of passengers
and freight handled with care.
DINING-ROOM ON MAIN DECK.
Tickets AMI staerooms can be secured mt General
Office, lil6 street northwest.
For freight rates, etc, apply to b. j. ACClNELLY
agent. Slxth.street Wharf
STEAMERS FOR NEV FORK.
The Steamers L. O. KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON
alternately leave Pier IL, East River New York,
Saturday, AZ .. M; Georgetown, 1T ( u. m, Fri
etc, apply to Il. p. A. pENHAM, agent, Gi Water
street, Georgetown or q. y, LOWELL, President
lilG street, near Wizards Hotel
National Republican., 1880-11-11

The Georgia Senator Lamcnts the Sec
tionnl Division, but Declares that This is
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yylES=y5Esl II, o. CANDEE, Nj. D., " D., OF
NEW YORK.

VI treat aud cure the following dis
leases; HemoThOids or Piles, Con-
d qstipatiOu Throat aud Lung dldicul.
Z ties, consumption, Heart Disease,
n tNturrh, ana DeNlge2s caused by
ii CutNrrh, Suffering and Stummor.
Ing, Cancer, SCrOlulu, II ruia, ETY.,
4 slpelas, GUlrtrC, Asthma, -. NiUls'
= IA--L-.o LLL-ALLLuI LL-L.A L ~ ~ W
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ENIs AALE-laNIl0IiA.

EoR RENr-Call aud SEQ our list OF property foi
Il rent. JOHN SHERMAN & co,
fe3-tf st Cloud Buildiun
National Republican., 1880-11-11

pl good, willing white girl n place 10 do general
I'D housewo ort; Is good washer 1 nj Toner: would
do chamber work and assist in the Of children.
NO lIi2 Tenth ST N w.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
BOARD WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


yNTANTED- board for u healthy infant
j NJ u, ltppub ip0n olllce, slatng terms. nOll
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COMMEROIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.
SAW FR,xc,soo March o,h1p

SAN FRANCISCO, March 9TH P. NJ
FLoUR-The Panama steamer this morning carried
about $500 bbls for Central and South American
ports. We quote the various brands as fox
lows: Best City Extras, IS so; Bakers Extra,
Extra, IS 371e5 75; interior supertne, 50 s73
"a 12l Oregon Extra, "a S7kg5 S7l choice do 50 30
as SD; Oregon Superine, IS 374a3 rs; Walla
Walla Extra, IS 50a5 s74 . bb Purchasers Of
round lots can obtain concessions on the above
rates.
WHEAT-To-day the dullest in week, o.far
as reported Transactions were concerned II. the
stock on hand i'll the State W. re larger, We shsuid
probably have lively business, as there is an in
creasing amount of disengaged tonnage in port not
less than eighteen deep water vessels having arrived
hear OF any sales except OF tmall lots of grade at
irregular prices. shipment OF $500 etls was made
to-day TO Central Americ, We quote No. / at 81 92l
al 95; No. ., 81 S71a1 80 y ctl.
BARLgy-The market seems disposed to, keep
well up to the current rates. Sales are not heavy,
but they are continuous, and in time make quite
an inroad on the stock on had But one sale
was reported to-day, being 1850 sks coast feed
at soc o ctl Brewing is quotable at ss@9s4c;
feed S06S21c for coast and s2l @S5c ctl for bay
Chevalier, 81 co al so for choice bay and sl@l %
for coast
OArs-Not quite so &C i've to-day. Sale Of 100 SKIS
choice Oregon Surprise, 81 55 q ctl- quote Hum
boldt AZ 81 15@1 35 Coast, Sl91 25: Oregon and
Washington Territory, 81 l5@l S5; Surprise. 81 40
HAy-Cargo lots on the wharf nnge from ss 10
s12 so q ton
BurTER Tuesday is generally heavy day for the
market. as the usual supplies are supplemented
by coasignments from the lower coast per steamers
The receipts from that direction this morning, how
ever, were not large enough TO disturb values.
continued good demand daily cleans up all stock
We quote good 10 choice at 2627lc; inferior 70
binary, 22G24c, inside rate for mixed lots from
country buyers.
CHEESE - California, 136f14c, Eastern, 1f11Sc
y L.
EGGs-Are still moving upward. Tie range to-
day is 19Id20c o dozen, with quick market and firm
tendency.
WOOL All sections sending in small invoices,
but there is no market and prices nominal.
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OREGON.
Weather -Eire-HorribIe Cutting Al Tray
Wheat and DlOIsr..

hor-Fdre-HorribIe Cutting Al Tray
Wheat and BloIsr..
PORTLAND March 9th.--The we. sth. ,r is
spring-like
The building at Vancouver barracks q. Gu
pied as commissary storehouse was ba,rA ID
last night and totally destroyed; The. sn '
posed cause-of the fire was a defective ai,s
But a smalbquantitY of stores in slye builaip,
were saved. The loss will amount to abanf:
81, 600.
News of ho-rible cutting affrasy, at. tlise
Penitentiary at Salem is just reserved, i'm
which a convict named Jerry Weston, from,
'Ciatsop county, received severe and perhaps
fatal injuries at the hands of his oeIlmate..
John McComb,. sentenced from Marion
county. They were confined in tie same
cell, and had been accustomed to. shaw
ing. themselves. Yesterday their razor
had been passed in to them. and
while Weston was standing with hssrback.
toward McCcComb. the latter without word
of warning suddenly reached aroundi and
drew a razor across Weston's throat, cutting
frightful cash.. barely missing the jugular.
vein. He then in aicted another wound afew
inches lower when Weston grappled with
him and raised the cry os murder Warden
Osborn rushed into the cell, and after a.
severe struggle MeComb was brought under
subjugation and cast into cell. No cause
can be assigned for the attack, save insanity,
the convict MoCemb having acted queeriy
for several days past. Westons wounds are
considered extremely dangerous
The local wheat market is a little moro
active in some lines, but prices huctuate very.
little. Flour is in fair demand, and OCCASION.
al sales are reported at S5 rs or less per bar
rel for standard brands
Judge Bellinger this morning sentenced Ahs
Lee, the Chinese murderer, to be hanged
Tuesday, April ID,
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Body of murdered Man rdentiiled.

WALLA WAIIA, March 9th-The mur-
dered mans name is supp osed to be Sonnet,
who arrived here from Council Bluffs, Ia,
last October. He deposited his money in the
First National Bank. He was recognized by
two men who came across with him in an
emigrant car. The theory is that he was
taken out to where he was murdered on the
excuse to be shown land, which he was de-
sirous of purchasing. Everything was done
to destroy his identity, even to cutting off
his beard. The river where he was found is
twenty miles from this city, and is right on
the old Wallula road. He must have been
killed close to where he was found, for the
river is too low to have carried him any dis
tance. No arrests have been made yet, but
Sheriff Thompson is hard at work.
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The Pr.co.. ID Steam wagons,

Rrso. March asA The Gazette reporter
was sent to Wadswa tn to-day to collect in
formation about tae y. utes the steam wagons
to run on. Prosa inent freighters and
teamstess are doubtfnI q their success. Fuel
and water are scarce on q 'e roads to lone and
Beiieyills. In many plsa $ the sand is deep
and several bridges are "a It strong. In one
place on the Belleville.rpasa there is no water
for thirty -sTo miles, and in ,other places it is
alkall and untit for stea,niias purposes. On
the lone road there are suns d, om twenty-five
to twenty 1--WE miles without w ,ter, and wells
have often to be dug overl00 Sa It to get any.
The owners esi toll-roasls :se oprs sed to them,
on ascount cs frightening teamsS An engine
was tried at the Rye Pltuh ma and the
Rabbit Hole sulphur mine, but /, was unsuc-
cessfuk 1t is now hauling wheat in Colusa
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steamer sunk-Drovnea.

SEATTLE, March 9th.-The steamer Fanny
Lake, with full load of freight for Moot
sack and way ports, sank at Mill street deck
at 8 o'clock this morning. She had been
made fast during the previous day to the
fen6.r piles of the wharf. AS the tide re-
ceded her lines slipped down, and as it rose
again during the night they held her fast,
causing her to list over toward the wharf and
ultimately to fill with water. Several pas
sengers and the crew, who were asleep at the
time, had no warning of the approaching
catastrophe until the water flooded their
rooms, several of them escaping in their
nisht-elothes. Peter Sinclair, deck hand,
was found missing, and upon bailing the
steamer out this afternoon was found dead in
his bed, having been drowned while asleep.
The freight is all in damaged condition.
James Almond, while crossing Skagit river
on raft on the 4th instant, at the head of
canoe navigation, was drowned.
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SAN FRASoIsco MONEY MARKET

SAN Francisco MONEY MARKET.-The de-
mand for money is still very slow. Lenders
are cautious as to collateral. Until the rev.
enue bills are finally settled by the Legisla-
ture, there will be anxiety, uncertainty and
stagnation. It is unforturatethat so many of
our legislators have such crude ideas as to
what is taxable property. The banks are
discounting the average note at per cent.
The rates of mortgage paper, the lender to
pay the tax, are St911 per cent. per annum.
The demand for exchange on New York has
been active during the week. Fine Silver
has sold up to 81 10 per ounce within a few
days, but is shade off to-day Drafts on
New York are drawn at 25@30c. for mail
and 30@35c. premium per 500 for tele-
graphic. Bankers are selling Exchange on
London at 494d.. and buying grain bills at
49it. Mexican Dollars are nominal at 92@
92}c- apiece. Fine Silver is nominal at 1l@
IL per cent. discount.-{San Francisco Bul.
letin, March 9th.
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RANCH FOR SALE,
AT A BARGAIN.


HNHE SALISBURY RANCE. eRsS
containing about $50 Acres, being of W.
the best Grain Land ever offered for sale .-Es-
in this county. Produces from % to 35 bushels
of Wheat ana 30 TO so bushels OF lrey the Acre.
Soil of sandy loan formation and from to 10 feet
deco. Failure Of crop has never occurred upon the
place. Has
Good Dwelling and 0ut.buiIdiHgs.
Railroad Station, with Side Track, and Scales,
Plows, Harrows, Carpenter and Blacksmith Tools;
splendid Well of Water with Horse power and Large
Tank.
Railroad Trains pass at Station four times each
day Place is well imbered Sitrat; on line of Sac
ramento Valley Railroad, 10 miles from Sacramento,
at Salisbury Station.
fy The land rents for So per Acre
Cash. The place must be sold inme-
lIateIy. as the proprietor is going 10
leave tlae Stale. Take part cash.
Apply to SWEETSER & ALSIP, Real Estate and
Insurance Agents, No. lois Fourth street. between
and h, Sacramento. fl9-f
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Zinc ResIaence Eurned.

DIXON, March 9th.-Ex-Senator McCune's
fine residence, situated two and half miles
w.. .s. .ba,t ~ IA o,.1"an We ,b;s ror,,;n@ NJ ny
Cune first discovered the FIRE in the roof,
which evidently caught from sparks from the
chimney. No effort was made to save the
building, as the north wind was blowing a
furious gale. A large force Of men went down
from Dixon and succeeded in saving large
quantity of furniture and a few outbuildings.
The building was fine one, elegantly furn-
ished, and the loss il complete. There was
no insurance, either on the building or furni-
ture. The loss is variously estimated at from
SIO 000 IN son Cl0