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Town dated April 9TH say: The peace proc
lamation Act was to-day proclaimed in Basu-
taland. This was probably done in connec-
ton with the disarmament of the natives.
from whom trouble was apprehended.
Democratic Manifesto in Spain.
MADRID, April 6th.-A Democratic man
isesto, signed by 279 former Deputies and
Senators and 81 journalists, is published 1t
demands religious liberty, liberty of the
press and public meetings, of association, and
of education, universal suffrage, decentraliza-
ton, obligatory military service for all,
economy in public service, respect for the
rights of individuals, improved control over
the finances. the assimilation of Cuba to
Spain, and the irremovability Of Judges.
Failure 10 Make Treaty.
RANGooN, April 6th.-The British Com
missioner has written a letter to the Burmese
Embassy at Thystnyo. saying that the En-
bassy had failed to offer satisfactory propo-
sails for new treaty with Great Britain.
Therefore an early return of the Embassy to
Upper Burmah was desirable.
Adviees from Mexico.
CRY OF MEXICO. March 3Oth.-General
Treveno has obtained four months furlough
to visit the United States.
Governor Terrazas, of chihuahua, is CO.
operating with the American forces in pursu-
ing Apache Indians.
According to reports Special Commits
sioner of the Federal Government has been
appointed to investigate the Importance of
the Sierra Mojada mines. President Diaz
has abrogated the order which declares Sierra
Mojada federal territory. The mines are re-
ported to be Insignificant in value in their
present state.
The Monitor, Republican newspaper,
warns Mexico of the danger from the United
States in the event of another revolution, and
says the late revolution of 1876 produced the
celebrated order Of June 1st, besides many
difficulties in the way of a recognition of the
Government by the United States.
The dictatorial powers of General Gonzales
continues in the Eastern States, where he
heads considerable forces, even after peace is
restored, and causes uneasiness.
An oscillatory earthquake was felt at the
Capital on the 10Th ultimo, and also in other
places.
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THE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.


a bill has passed the Senate and is be-
fore the Assembly, which, if it becomes a
law, will place the State Agricultural So
ciety under the exclusive control of the
State. The wisdom of this proposition is
sufficiently obvious. The bill provides
that the State Board of Agriculture shall
be appointed by the Governor instead of
elected by the members of the society, as
has hitherto been DONE No better plan
can be devised to delocalize both the an
nual exhibitions Of the society and its
management generally. The objects of
the society are as broad as the State,
and its management should have equal
breadth and scope. The purpose of the
bill under consideration is to make the
society distinctively State institution,
and its provisions are admirably adapted
to accomplish that end.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The nri,Isr, Parliamentary Eleetio,


New YORK, April 6th.-A Cork special to
the Teyegra1a announces the following result
in the Parliamentary elections there /: DAILY
Home Ruler. 1923; Parnell, 1,505 Could
ing (Conservativel 1,377; Murphy (Conserva-
tive), 999. The two first named were elected.
DAILY is a partisan CT Parnell, not only in the
Land League, but also in his obstruction pol
icy. Murphy, who is defeated, and against
whom Psrnell directed his entire hostility.
accepted the Home Rule platform with eau
tious reservation compatible with the integ-
rity of the United Kingdom.
LONDON, April 6th.-The additional gains
of the Home Rulers are 49, among them
Charles Stuart Parnell, who is elected from
Cork city over Nichols de Murphy, Liberal.
Parnell only recently concluded to make a
contest for the election, declaring that the
present aspect of elections rendered it neces-
sary to have strong enough Irish party in
Parliament to force concessions from the
Wing Government.
Bismarck Disguised.
BERLIN, April 6th.-Prince Bismarck has
rendered his resignation as Chancellor Of the
Empire, because of the vote on financial re-
form in the Federal Council.
Peace Preservation Act Proclaimed in
Basufaland.
LONDON, April 6th.-Advices from Cape
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

New YORK, april 9th.
TRANSFORMATIONS is dull and Wheat is un
settled latter at 81 30d1 81.
Wool California is steady at 1S@22c for fall
bury, and 24a33c for clean fall spring bury,
20G25c; clean spring, 33q40c; pulled, 40@5oc.
oIL-Whale is quiet at 55@56c for southern and
6O@65c for northern Sperm is quiet at 81 06a1 1C
for crude and 81 15@1 90 for refined.
HDEs-Caifornia dry are firm at 231@24c.
BARLEY-In moderate demand and easier.
GRoCERIEs-Rio Coffee is less active, &c lower
Refined Sugars quiet but firm Teas are UNI
changed.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9th.
WooL-Wool quiet and prices firm. The stock is
light Oregon, 40o45c for fine, 45@55c for medium,
and 40d43c for coarse. California, 35@40c for fine
and medium, 35d37c for coarse. New Mexico and
Colorado, 33d4Oc for fine, 37@4Oc for medium,
2Sa33c for coarse Gor carpets).'
CHICAGO, April 9th.
WHEAT-s1 14s for May.
BACoN-s6 As for short rib sides.
PoRK-SlO 62I for May.
LABD-S7 OF for May.
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A REMARKABLE THREE. four
years ago, in July, 1856, the wife of Will
son Murray, a carpenter living in Boston,
gave birth to three boys, who were named
respectively Benjamin Franklin, Henry
Wilson and Charles Sumner Murray. They
are all now living, have never had any
serious illness, have more than the average
mental and physical vigor, and are all at
tending the State Agricultural College at
Orono, Maine. Mr.. Murray, their father,
enlisted in the war of the Rebellion, and
died at New Orleans Exchange.
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Meat Market.

Beef continues firm and higher than usual at this
season, but the la'e warm rains will more than
likely cause a decline within a month The best
grades OF Hogs not abundant and all are firm at
quotations. Following are rates for whole carcasses
from slaughterers TO dealers
BEEF-Prime, S@S9c medium grades, 5@7e;
inferior, 4(d41c q ID.
VEAL-Large calves, 5@6c small ones, 7l@9c
U h.
MUTToN-Wethers arequotable at S@35c, and ewes
at 24Cd3c q Ii.
LAMB-Quotabe at SAGE q ID for good to choice.
PoRK-Live hogs, 5@5lc; dressed do, 64@6sc
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YOU CAN POSITIVELY BE CUEEB,
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS PROVE 1T.
Druggists, Chemists, Speak, Endorse and
Recommend Il as the Rest and
Only Reliable
BLOOD PURIFIED
MONTREAL. January %. 1ss

MONTREAL, January 90 1880.
H r. STEvENS-Dear Sir: l do not like to write
testimonials for advertised medicines but the great
benefit that so many Of my customers have obtained
from the use of VEGETINE compels me to say that
with an experience of over % years, both in Great
Britain and this country, have never known such
a useful remedy placed before the public.
J. ID. l. AMBROSE,
Assistant of the Apothecaries Company of London,
Member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great
Britain, Licentiate in Pharmacy of the College of
Physicians and Surgeons.
Corner Notre Dame and McGi,l streets
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There is no doubt in the minds of OBJ
servers that the stock business can be made
much safer and more honest There are
certain abuses which are plainly capable of
being removed, and the removal of which
would render robbery difficult The pro-
hibition of wash sales is one of these
instances. The improvement of the pro-
visions for managing mining corporations is
another If the &c freezing-out of stock
holders by levying unnecessary assess
ments, the conspiring of manipulators to
conceal the actual condition of mines, the
monopolzing of valuable discoveries in the
special interest of a few insiders, and SINH
lar common evils, were effectually guarded
against and prevented, it is very certain
that though the public might not be any
wiser in their investments than before,
they could no longer be lured to ruin by
knaves so easily as at present. The
decentralization which the fragrant in
EQUITIES of the stock business as prac-
ticed has engendered, has more than is
generally realized to do with the tendency
to crazy agitations witnessed in San Fran
cisco, moreover. A belief in the prevalence
of inhuman greed and rapacity and dishon-
esty has been born Of the thousand notori-
Gus exhibitions of those evil qualities which
stock manipulations have furnished. The
common people aren ever more moral than
the intelligent classes who assume SUPERB
GRITTY over them, and when rich men are
INSCRIPTIONS and addicted to swindling
one another, it is natural and even newt
able that poor men should be prone to COM
munistic decisions. Wise and far-seeing
politicians ought to see in the stock market
abuses potent factors in that chronic dis
turbance of the public mind which in San
Francisco renders the condition of society
so unstable, and which checks progress so
seriously, And recognizing the broader
significance of this evil, they should per-
ceive the Importance of curbing it by just
legislation, and of thus reducing its
capacity for mischief. The futile Braun
hart bill is measure which is demanded
in the public interest, and the public will
neither forget nor forgive refusal on the
part of the Legislature to deal with this
question. Nor can it be imagined that
killing the bill in committee by amend
ments will blind the lookers.on. The
agencies which are at work to defeat all
remedial legislation on this subject are not
SO well concealed as seems 10 be believed,
and if nothing is done at this session there
will be sharp dissatisfaction with the
outcome, and there will at future time
be an inevitable demand for the punish
ment of those who have betrayed their
| trust
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Corner Notre Dame and McGiIl streets.
MONTREAL. P. O.. January 9. 1850.

MONTREAL P. O., January 8, 1880.
II. r. STEFENS-Dear Sir: 1t is with great
pleasure that inform you that the sale of VEGE-
TINE has been the increase in tn neighborhood
for the last four months and know OF gentle
who has taken six bottles for very bad case of
Dyspepsia and General Complaint, and now says,
Thanks to Stevens VEGErINE, I cured"
Yours truly, F. S. LOUIS,
Ns AL St Lawrence Main street.
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COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ENSTATE OF SAMUEL A. MOTT, DECEASED.
H. Pursuant TO an order duly made on the Sd day
OF APRIL A. ID. 1880, by the Superior Court of the
county OF Sacramento, State of California notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator
Of said estate the creditors of said deceased and
to all persons having claims against his estate, to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months from the first publication of this notice
at her residence, the Cosumnes in said county,
or to G. j. Carpenter, at his Office, in the city OF
Placerville, Ell Dorado county, said State.
AZELIA MOTT, Administrative
Sacramento, April g. 1850
G. J. CARPENTER, Attorney for Administrative
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

FEyHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIST
4 ing between HARLEY IL LAUCHLAN. doing
business on street, between Ninth and Tenth has
been dissolved by mutual consent James Harley
will continue the business, to whom all accounts
due the late firm VIII be paid
ap7-lm4p JAMES HARLEY
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j. HYNdAN. ,IR..

WAY ATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. NO. on,
w 1856 street, between Fifth and Sixth. SSTN
Just received, very fine lot of Watches and E1sA
Jewery, which will be sold at very low SSasssA
price, Watches and JeWelry carefully repaired.
lap7-Iplm1
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And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board of Directors made the Odd day of February
A. d. 1880, so many shares Of each parcel Of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction, at the office of the Company, at Isleton,
Sacramento county, California, on FRIDAY, the
9th day of APRIL, A. D. 1880, at the hour of
O'Clock P NJ of said day, to pay said delinquent
sessments thereon together with the costs Of adver
Using and expenses Of sale
F. A. ROE, Secretary.
No. 211 Ellis street, san Francisco.
Office lsleton, Sacramento county, California
mr25-td
Capital CeIOnnade, No. IOI7 Tenth street.
Private rooms for families. The best of wines,
liquors, cigars, ETC. JOHN HECTOR Proprietor.
mrlS1m
COnsonime. at the Forrest!' every
evening from s 10 II n17-lm
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DARWIN C. ALLAN
GENERAL, NOTICES.

The Great BLOOD Purifier rist0rs
SARSAPARIl.LA and SUGAR-COATED PILLS are
a sure remedy for every form OF Scrofula. Hun
dreds of cases that seemed beyond hope have been
permanently and completely cured by them. ap7-lt
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Manufacturing Company. Location of principal
place of business and works, lsleton Sacramento
upon the following described stock, on account OF
Assessment No. I, levied on the 23d day of FEB
RUARY, a. D. 1850, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective shareholders,
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TIE MINING BILL.

1t is said that the Senate committee
have so amended the Braunhart- futile
mining bill as to render it worthless. II
this is true serious wrong has been COM
mitted, and one which is certain to bring
its own penalty in dus time. While the
Gorley bill was too crude and unintelligent
to be of any use, the acquiescence of think
ing men in its defeat did not indicate the
existence of any Discrimination to reform
the abuses which have so long marked the
business of stock-dealing. On the con-
trary, the demand for such reform has
for years been most emphatic and unmis-
taxable, and the feeling caused by the
defeat OF the Tuttle bill at the last session
CT the Legislature ought to have convinced
politicians that the public would not much
longer tolerate inaction or bad faith in this
connection. The bill now before the Sem
ate is in principle the futile bill, with
some notifications calculated to give it
greater force and cogency. 1t does not
impose any mischievous or impracticable
restrictions upon stock. dealing, but it
guards the public against those de-
vices by which few unscrupu-
lous conspirators have hitherto been
able to fleece the market and rob in
nocent investors. There is no possibility
of disputing the assertion that the stock
business has in the past been little more
than a systematic swindling machinery.
1t has not merely been an agency for gam
bling, for all stock exchanges are that, and
the speculative spirit which belongs so
largely to mercantile transactions OF every
kind cannot be eliminated from dealings IN
which unforeseen contingencies are neces-
sarily part of the calculations. But the
stock exchange in California has been
cheating game, in which, to use gambling
phrases, the cards have been stocked on
the public, and in which the so-called
smartness of the operators has too COM
monty consisted in shameless defiance of
honesty, truth and fair play. If the incf-
fable meannesses, the base lies, the mon
strous frauds, the audacious scoundrelisms,
which have constituted the leading charac-
teristics of that peculiar section, could have
been so guarded as to take effect only upon
the men who devised and executed them,
the public interest might not have required
any special protection, for in that case the
swindlers would in short time have
wrought out their own perdition, and the
world would have been rid of them. But
all their rascally tricks have had for ulti
mate end and aim the entrapment and
plundering of the people at large, whose
ignorance and credulity render them help
less and easy victims to the constituencies
rogues that prey upon their weakness.
And while it is useless to expect that pop
ular gullibility can be prevented by legis-
lation the robbery of silly dupes is matter
of which the State must take cognizance,
and against which it is bound to adopt pre-
cautions.
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j CAPITAL AFFAIRS.

The Springer Manning Finley Imbroglio-
Card from Finley.
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MONTREAL, P. @, January 5, 1850.

MONTREAL, P. O., January s, 1850.
MR.. II. R. STEVENS-Dear Sir: We take great
pleasure in adding to your numerous testimonials in
regard to VEGEr1NE. We sell great zeal of it,
and it invariably gives salts action. Several re-
markable cures by its use have come under our
notice. and we think it pleasure, well a duty,
to testify in its behalf. We remain, yours truly,
DIR. LEDUC a CO.,
Chemists and Druggists
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
SPIRlTUALlSM.

MRS. ADA FoYE, OF SAN FRANCISCO.
I'VE will hold Tapping and Writing Test Seance
for the Benefit of the Spiritualists' Union, at
TURNER HAIL,
Thursday and Friday Evenings, April and 9,
At 7:S0 o'clock. Admission, % cents. ap7-1t
THE NEW CLASS FOR LADIES
GOOD SUCCESS.
TiEis AFTERNOON AT $50 O'CLOCK.
j. L. SKINNER, northeast corner Sixth and Jstreets-
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eloNEER LIVERY sTABLE.
T. D. SERVER. ................. .ProprietO

II gACKs ON CALL AT ANY HOUR 81
"a day or night. Coupes, Phaetons, Ysssf1
Rockaways, Barouches, Buggies, with the S--QS
best roadsters to be found in any livery stable the
coast, for hire. Horses kept in livery reasonable
rates. Stables Fourth street, between l and
ap7-4DH
GaEED HAMMOND. OARwIs C. ALLEN
ss4YRs0NEe &C ALLEN,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELOAS AT LAW
IA Office in Quinn's new building, corner Of
Fourth and streets up stairsl Sacramento. Iap7ip
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wESTERN HCrsL

ATOS IL, AS, 45, Al, 80 AND 81 STREET,
IN Sacramento, Cali ornia.
This well known house has been newly furnished
Every department has been made complete. It has
200 well ventilated single rooms, and some so splen-
didy furnished rooms for families. Terms per day:
BOARD and Room, 81 to 81; Meals, % cents. Free
Coach to the hotel. Tap1 WA. LAND. Proprietor.
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Diabolical Outrage PeIpetrated upon a Col
ored Cadet at West Point.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
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PASSENGERS COMING WEST pY RAE.
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MONTREAL, P. O., January g. 1850.
MR.. II. r. STEYENS-Dear Sir ] have sold your
yEGETINE for the last two years, and it has given
reneral satisfaction to all who have used it.
recommend it to all my customers, and believe it
TO be the best article the market for what it is
gor, " A Blood Purifier and General Tonic" Yours,
NJ. NJ. BOUTHlLLIER & Co,
Corner Guy and St Antoine streets.
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MONTREAL January 7, 1880.
MR.. II. r. STEVENS-Dear Sir have recon-
mended and sold your YEGETINE in great many
cases indeed, but one came under my special
notice in which three bottles completely cured Il
friend of mine, whose case had resisted all other
medicines previously tried Yours,
P. o. GIROUX, Druggist,
No. COL St. Joseph street.
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Progress of the English Parliamentar,
Elections.
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srEINwAY & SONS PIANOS

HEYMAN, SOLE AGENT, sxgszEr,
"A 4, street, bet. Sixth and Seventh, s3zzS III w
opposite Courthouse l,9 Pianos TOT HEs
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OMAHA, April 9Th. - The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 12:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Sac
York Mrs. Dewdney, British Columbia w
N. H. Morgan, Mrs. K T. Morgan, Max
Pracht. d. White. San Francisco @. T. Du
pert, Victoria. B. c.; NJ. Van Hartigen,
Bristol, Pa: D. Whiting, Cape of Good
Hope J. B. Montgomery, Portland, Or; f.
Maerlinder, Hamburg, Germany.
Sixty-nine through emigrants left on the
emigrant train last nighs to arrive in Sacra-
mento April 18th.
OMAHA, April 6th.-The following through
passengers were on to days train, leaving at
l2:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento April
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DoMEsTfC NEWS.

....Etc....................Et Etc.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-18
-. - IL I'll: E..sa-.

CAT, 50 :GT 80 lo.li ir5Ga. viii nave . Ma
j 3rit7 Of CT ia he lI!i1cIs republican CONVENTION.
Philadelphia has contributed SO 600 TO tho
sufferers by tho Milton fire.
The reported massacre by White liver Utes
OF Bradbury Z party OF p:csQi c'ors from Del
Nor,c ia generally ci>b,l:evcd iu Colorado.
NJ. Sooulco Sto7er, The well kIowa wood
and c?l! dealer 0! Washipglcp, ditd at bis resi-
deuce, ycstcida? morning, H. tho j7th yctr Of
his age.
Ga Sunday c7eniog st the Jewish Cemetery
few niles iroul Louisville, Ky, DR.. G4biel
hayscr tho. tlI3ci through the ieurt ct the
foot OF the grave CT his wiil. wo died about
six weeks rgo.
The House p0aicfic, Con- miitco will report
taVotahy The bill prosidiog ior cc3au mail SER
vlco Hl:h South America and the West ladies',
and auboriz s The POSTMASTER General TO max c
con!rfcs for tho same.
Il Eigh cfiicial CT Jala,, I!dtharu kawesa,
arrived in Nav York last Tuesday morning.
director Of tho bureau ii Commerce. lie
travels iacoerito. lie cannot speak English,
but he il ACCOMPANIED By two E)ciiah speaking
companions. lis MISSION srcci3!lu rtli!cs 10
Japanese COMMERCE..
1t IS announced at phlmcphia that nnLcr
an arrangement between tho lunk lines the
ienLsy iVaula railroad will is.uo no FREQ passes
10 the Gatonal conventions 10 lie held 10 June
next at Chicago and Cinc!uneti. 1sounl trip
cycur,lOn tickets will b. Issued at reduced rate $
from the Eastern cities, Grd from Eromincnt
lntcnCr points TO both o1nVCDtlUCN