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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-15
Bv George II. Poindcxter,
Real Estate Agent ard Auctionoer,
No. 1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
i LOT. WITH a ONE.STORf + l. r.
STORE THEREON. No. 305 PINE STREET,
NEAR BEVERLY BY virtue Of the provisions of
Two certain deeds of trust from Catherine GiolIn 20
the under igned recorded IN The clerks once OF me
Chauoery Court of the city of kichmonc. ID. u.
100 {, page %, and ~. q. no a. page ~. to SEE
cure the payment of certain negotiable noies' &C.
fault having been made in the pay ment or TIE same,
we shall heing required do by the beneflctarI,s s,
sell AT public auction, on the premi Is, on Ed
NEsDAY. April u Il. at o'clock !. VI the above
desc,rbed PROPERTY. The lot fronts 33 feet on
the east linz OF Pine street. l47 feet south oi l5ev-
erls street and exreuOs back i feet to ~. foot
alley. with LARGE AND CohMODlOUSS SURE
and other improvement thereon.
TERMS: Sufficient in rasil to pay the expenses OF
sale and n note o. 800. with Interest az IL n,r
cent from March 49, 1878: also. note OF S3SS.eS'
With interest from February l. 1880; balance upon
such terms a. may te announced az ale.
W. l.. CONARDIN, Trustee,
sp14 a. ~ IlUICnESON, Iruslce.
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GEORGE W. ALLEN Y CO., AGehW.
rrv1Q Office lNrn annv's whNrves. ROck EFT,

DhILAD ELPHIA, RICH ~1fSS,s
Z MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAn-Sc:k3tsh
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES a WEEK.-uptil further no.
tse tn steamers Of this line will make tri-gee i
THURSDAY, spd SATURDAY, and RIchslea<
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. con
meeting AT Philadelphia with Clyde's New EnSlant
Line for Fall River.
QUICK fIME-fREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
yrctght receiye.. daily u1tii 3 O'Clock T.. NJ
Jh aES w. MCCARRlCK,
General Sout crn Agent Richmond, w.
W LIAM 2. CLYDE Co,
Genera Man2ger,
no23 no IL South WEaryeg. Pnila3.lpi!=.
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BY Jas Macdougsll, Auctioneer,
at No. 920 Main street tunder " Lee Gallery ".
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE PAWN
BROKERS' SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, AND JEwELRY.

At the request Of A. HARRIS, Esq. pawnbroker.
we will sell on THURSDAY MORNING the 18th
instant, at 10 O'Clock, at the store No 92O Main
street. under the Lee Gallery. an extensive stock OF
FORFEITED PLEDGES, consisting of
DIAMOND EAR-DROPS and RINGS.
$50 LADIES aud GENTLbMkNS FINE GUILD
WATCHES. steT- ana key winoerS;
$50 SILVER WATCHES Of AZ kinds.
LADIES' and NJ ISSfS' SETS OF JEW
LADIES and MISSES OPERA, CBATELAiNE',
and MERCHANTS; ..
PLAIN and SET GOLD RINGS.
ALSO,
Large and varied stock Of LADIES' PINS and
cENTIEWEN'S PINS. STUDS, OUTPUT
Tons. IOCKEIS, GUNS spJ PISTOLS:
SILVERWABE. consisting OF GoBLETS, FORKS,
SPOONS, &c.
NOTICE.
All persons whose pledges are forfeited will please
call and renew or redeem the same on or before
WEDNESDAY the 14th instant, as no exceptions
viii be made for any one.
L r. COOK Salesman. ar ~
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BANKRUPTCY.
spaU0s, MEDGCINN,s, *
tEtfs
DEAD THIS!
ROC'S RHEUMATIC CURE"

Twas attacked with acute Rheumatism In my arms
hlp, and back in The winter Of 10, suffering the mos
circulating pains for twelve months without any
permanent relief from skilled practitioners or the
many nflllibile advertised remedies. until was in
duced to try DIR. C. c. ROC'S RHEUMATIC
CURE" After using three bottles | was entirely
cured and have had no return Of it since. For 10
digestioa and torpid Liver" It has no equal.
The gentlemen whose names are attached will tes-
tlfy TO the above. JOHN W. BLAND.
PETERSBURG, VA, January. 1880.
We are personally acquainted with Mr. John W
Bland, and cheerfully endorse bis statement. His
suffering and restoration TO health Is true.
Green & Burton, A. G. Ryland,
j. A. Warwick & Broe William II. Harrison,
John Arlington K sons, Com'r Of Revenue
LEROY Roper Sons, William 4. Cameron,
j. G. McCandlish, Mayor Petersburg, Va
5. o. Jones Ssf3rother,
Trad supplied by
ap 9-tapl3 PURCELL. LADp co.
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NLD pOBINIUH STEAMSHIP ~ :
y COMPANY. .-ssaA.,i.ss :.
FUR NEW YORK.


Th.s 3rariry viii Glspgtcn one 81 their snle1fe
stadroer5--OLD DOMINION, NYAE0ki, MAN
HAITIAN, ItAkC ShbL, ADD RlCHhONID-
.yory TUESDA), FRIDAY, ana SUNDAY at
high water.
These ships are entirely new, and we're built ex-
press!y for this route.
They 1--we ariendid saloons, sta.e-rooms, ard bs.o
rOlIGs.
Tle fare, accommodations, and attention. arc III
surpassed
Ships going north land at Pier 81 North river
foot of Beach street. S0ips coming south sail from
Pier 43, Nor.h river, foot Of Christopher street.
Freight receiyeO ana! O'Clock L. NJ. dSiy.
FTeizhts Tor points beyond New YORK ToI fs-j {
with cispatch and IC charge made except actAs -
peases Insured.
Cabin fare 10 New York s12 Storage, s6 aas
EOr further information apply 20
GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents.
rrylo Office COmp1nv's whsrves. Rockets
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NOTIcE.-BoOKs OF SUBSCRIPTION
IN TO THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE ALE
GHANY COAL AND IRON COMPANY will be
opened q the ethce Of the Richmond aud Allegheny
,sr Company, NO. llos Msin street Rich
and J. ID. Wilson. on the 10TH DAY OF APRIL,
$780, And viii be keni open until the minimum
amount Of stock required by the charter Is Sub
IL shall become accessory, -
q. n. kkYNOLDS .8
n. N. ALEXANDER
GEORGE n. BARTHOLOMEW,
MARCH II, 1890. nR is.d
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RICHMOND NSD rFTtR>
RAILROAD tONP4t'
COMMENCING SUNDAY, Malc1 ~
~ 1880, trains on his read will run rs ..''
ryAvE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 a., THROUGH MAIL daily, co.l
for Charleston, a ahn4.,
aud Aiken VIA 'hArlc,'o.r
jacksonville. stops "nit e.
aud Manchester, and a Tia i-"''
5.9oP.M. ACT0MMODATIoN TRtlN
PASSOVER takins his .-'
close connectios Al II 4.'.E
Norfolk.
roa5p.M.. THROUGH MAIL daily,
for Weldon, Wlimnst"r '
Charleston, Sayaonal. A't
lamhia, Atlanta, Macon. '-
Mobile, New ORLEANS, lH.
south and SOuths"-t Ih....
inK-csT from Na,n.ns .h
N!pg on, Java nai'
StODs only at NA.rlcs'. OBJ
aud ilst WAY ou s'guN .. ..
700 4. NJ. TUROTGH FRFHillr TRAM
leNccp, nind'yf pa'seD~.'
,gSVE r-rxnSBUKg NoRra.
g.35 A h, THROUGH MAIL l- '-
With Richmond, Frct
potomse rsl'rCSd ,p' 81
Sat. ard West. S,0lf o.
&. and Chester, dnd t.
aud - Drugs Bluf, ou
a.1SA ~, ACCOMMODATES thNtN
teNccp. slnoa}l. 'i"l'
s,ap.x. THROUGH MAJ. day.
With Richmond, Pr.
Potomac railroad Ter aA
sna Xfst. : so, rah."s.
ION with the Chc-ti.
abroad for the ylrsil
al route North and ~ 'f~
gops az Nsrcher'cF srd . .
a. Rail- Way AMI Drn'
signal. ~ ,.,.,rN . D.
i.Oop Al THROUGH FREIGHT IEN'N ,.
texcept sunday; ps's' usf
farhcd. 800. f--..
ALL TRAINS leaving PETERSBURG WA
he Appop,attoi depot. ...,.,. ,..,.. b
mono o A. 81. and $50 e. VI, cav
bgrg $50 a. NJ. and 3 80 =. NJ. ests) 'n N-'....
NH 10 I. u. KLINE, >rrer 49,
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----- By ". Goddln.
Peal Estate Auciioneer.
s~ney eleventh and BANK s'fee'S'

AUCEuVN Cr-'-o-~>->-----~-~
----',---" By W. Goddin.
yo., r.tate Aucfioneer.
r,eyenth and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION NEST on G WITn BRICK
SgLE TRA sk TIE fEe s1ufil siDE. OF DU;
SEM,EsrrwFFN CLARKE And ST. 80, LANES NJ
sTREETs e , s"di Oh Of xsrii, 1850, q
ni.es, on NONE ,he VERY CONTEMPLATING.
o,cle &C., cc.,d as above. contain. ,our ro"us
,,,,,r large basement rvoml. anu IN, H.,
been completely reIslr,uu for $500 perpetually
On the Mutual Assurance soci' ..do know, nj t,e
ID T rRg Very LIBERAL and maze G%,pI N tut
time o. SAFE Auclioucer.
ap 10
BY Furman Turper,
p,.,rstste Agent and Aucioneer,
1o10 Main street, corner Oh Eleventh.
DrREvPToRY AUCTION SALE OF
5 ~ nhN lTPpET BETwEEN BROAD NM
cRhcr sTREETs.-On sAIUhDh hprIl -
1850, at O'Clock r. NJ wiz @ Tot
wiin9,ns ''i n The east side OF Twentieth street
3sxI20 feet to an alley ,n,s a s,i sle"' "
fiful lot can be had NJ TINS saw
TERMS: Easy, and nj sae;r upN,N rupprp.
OwTNG TO A DISPOSITION no
I "nnsScr prsISEss, will sell ut public auc
49,, nv snt;,e stock Of GROCERIES ana STOLE
rt p ifrpIs M Nc 334 south Plne street, OH INT
i7TR DAY or APRIL. at IL A. d. p.pvrp
APP 15-2tt ------- =. :: - -
BY Augustine Royal
fspccessor to Moody & Royal),
Peal Estate Agent and Aucioneer,
Office corner Niuth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.
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TRUSTEES sALE.-By virtue of deed

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF deed
j. OF trust executed by John III. Knight, dated he
LIST day Of May. 1872, and duly recorded In the
clerks Office OF Prince Edward county, Va, default
having been made In the payment OF the bond Sc
cured by said deed, and icing required so TO do by
the beneficiary. viii sell AT auction, on The prem
ises, AT 3 o'clock y. ~. on MONDAY, April 10,
1850. the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND about
fnur miles from faImyie, Va. on which the said
John n. knight now resides. containing about ONE
THOUSAND AND EIGHTY-tlVE AIRES. There
Is no more valuable or desirable farm Ia souhside
Virginia than the above. Amongst ils ADVANTAGES
are spacious family residence, humorous quarters
for iafcres, all necessary out honses tue orchards
and lis coniguiy TO churches schools, COLLEGES for
males aud ftmaIes. and LIS nearness 10 marker ana
railroad.
TERMS Cash as TO the costs Of executing The
tru,t. say $3.50, aud as 10 The sum OF $4,000, with
per cent interest per annum from the LIST DAY OF
May, 1873, subject To credit OF $500; ana as 10
the ba 'ance, on terms 10 be made known on day OF
sale.
Parties addressing the undersigned, or Edgar Al
Ian. attorney at law Fnrmvlle. Va can obtain any
further inform aon parties desiring 70 Visit the
place Will be offered every facility Tor do,ny so;
nh l6-Tu&Th,ds Trustee
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BY w. Godiin.
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

UCTION SALE OF WOODEN
VII b. sold on the premises, on THURSDAY, 18th
of April. $50. at O'Clock J.. NJ, all the WOOD
EN BUIIGINGS. &C., formerly used brewery,
dwelling. &c, TO be removed IN ten days
TERMS: Al sale.
j. l.. APPERSON, salesman,
40 IL No. norm Eleventh street.
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By Frank ID. Hill 4 Co.,
Real Estate Anctioneers,
l10S Main street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
IL AND DEsIRABlY.L0CATED STOCK
BRICK DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF MARSHALL AND EIGHTH
sTREETS.-At the request OF the executors OF the
late Ambrose Carlton will offer for Gale at auc-
lion that truly DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, located
as aboye.iescribed Oh the premises, on TUESDAY,
April 27, 1880, at O'Clock 4. NJ.
The house is remarkably well built, and contains
about twelve roQu,i magble maIetis In every room
gas chandeliers AMI fixtures 4hout the house.
Latrobe stove 10 heat upper rooms; New Range In
kitchen with hot and cold water attachment bath,
&C. The Kitchen and laundry accommodations are
ample Double Brick Stable and Carriage Houses
on the lot.
The cation Of this property tbein2 Convenient to
the central portion Of The city, and the rost-
Office, Courts, Marset-ilCuse, &cI should render IL
very desirable rs residence particularly as the
immediate neighoorh0od Is excellent.
TIVE TERMS will be extraordin rily liberal. pro-
vided The purchaser desires long credits-say 81 900
cash ana the balance la one, two, three, four and
five years deferred payments TO bear interest ut o
per cent, aud be secured by trust deed on the
property. bHANh ID. HILL 90,
an I2,l3,15.l7,19,21 23&tdtds Auctioneers.
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HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE
BAR-COUNTER, &C.

Twill sell at public auc;ion on THURSDAY The
18Th DAY Of April, 1881, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, al No.
GIL east Franklin street, near First aarkct' th0
following properly. to satisfy distress warrant III
my hands In favor of Z. G. salamone Us. A. Balena
& Ce.-io wit:
lLARGE BAR-COUNTER,
Lot of BAR HELVING.
1COOKiNG-STOVE aud PIPE,
3 dozen BOTTLES OF BEER,
lPEANUT-ROASIER,
SAFE Wewl,
Lot of DEMIJoHNs. TABLES, BOTTLES, &c
TERMS Cash. Il. l.. WHITING,
apl5-lt IL. C.C. H.
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RICHARDSON & co., Auctioneers.
an h.R.121l 1922. 26.29
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PRODUCTION DOUBLED. GAIN DOUBLED
liza l6-eodl2ml
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-07

A correspondence with hair was once
attempted between notorious Partisan
thief in durance vile and his comrades out
side. A letter was sent to the prisoner
from his sweetheart, containing merely a
lock of hair wrapped in the leaf of book.
The jailer did not consider the souvenir
important enough to be delivered; but in
a few days there came similar inclosure,
and yet another. This aroused suspicion,
and the Governor took the matter in hand.
He examined the leaf of the book it was
that of common novel, twenty-six
lines on q page. Then he studied
the hair, and noticed the small
quantity of the gift. Counting the
hairs, he found them of unusual length,
and twenty-six in number, the same as the
lines on the page. Struck with the csinci.
dence, he laid the hairs along the lines Of
the page which they respectively reached /;
beginning at the top with the smallest
hair. After some trouble, he found that
the end of each hair pointed to different
letter, and that these letters combined
formed slang sentence, which informed
the prisoner that his friends were on the
watch, and that the next time he left the
prison to be examined, an attempt would
be made to rescue him. The Governor laid
his plans accordingly. The attempt was
made, but the rescuers fell into their own
trap,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-07
STRANGELY ENToMBED.

Years ago, at race at Ascot, the fa-
nous horse Tiberius broke his leg by
bounding against one of the posts of the
barrier Just after the start. His owner,
Lord Millbank, lost heavily in bets, be-
sides the value of the horse, the law of the
course being that accidents should not be
taken into account as relieving horse in
case of defeat. Three days afterwards,
Lord Millbank gave sumptuous dinner,
to which the most distinguished of the
English peerage had been invited, and at
which they wcro present. The convivial-
ity ran high. Toward the close, and at
late hour, after numerous toasts had been
drunk, the noble host arose at the head OF
the table and proposed that they should
drink to the memory of the departed Ii
berius. It was clamorously received. The
master of the feast remained standing,
with brimming glass in his hand. "We
drink to Tiberius," he said, "the most
beautiful, the most enduring, the most
courageous, and the most spirited
couraer that ever trod the British
turf" Shouts of applause shook the walls.
"You know" continued his lordship, 'the
achievement of this horse. His deeds be-
long to history. Fame has taken charge
of his glory. But it remained for me-for
you, my lords and gentlemen-to do honor
to his mortal remains. I wished that this
noble courser should have burial worthy
of his deservings. He has had it. My
cook had fitly prepared him, and you have
feasted upon him to-day. Aye, my lords
and gentlemen, the meat which you
have relished SO keenlY, and the rich
flavor and delicacy of which have
awakened SO much inquiry, was
Tiberius. My grand courser has found a
fitting sepulture. May your digestion be
light p For brief space the enthusiasm
of the company received check /; but the
meat had been good nevertheless and
with another burst of applause the idea
took the turn of sublimity, and more
bumpers were drunk to the memory of
the strangely -entombed Tiberius.-[Man-
chester Times.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-07
THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
FAILURE.

Long ago you said to me, sweet:
glorious kingdom before you lies.
You pointed It out TO my willing feet;
You lighted the way with your loving eyes
Many the triumphs the years have brought
Keen the pleasures but keerer the pain;
bstand BY your side in the realm Of thought,
And ask myself, Is it loss or gainf
You give to me generous need Of praise.
You give TO me honor and trust, know;
But you think with regret of my simple ways.
Ny fond unwisdom, of long ago.
Though speak with the wisdom OF God and men
This is the bitter that spoils my sweet,
] know full well that never again
Can quicken your pulse by single beat
You are not TO blame-there is naughS to be said
Ever by Fate is our planning crost,
] did the best that could, loveled,
For the sake OF winning what have lost
ICarlotta Perry.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-07
NATURAL ASPECT OF TIE DRINK
PROBLEM

Does the human system in its normal
condition require any toxic stimulant? ? ALI
physical analogies speak against 1t. We
are frugivorous by nature, partly carnivor-
GUS by habit, but certainly not graminiv-
orous and of all animals only few
graminivorous ones have natural craving
for the mildest of all peptic stimulants {:
deer, wild goats and a few of the larger
ruminants pay an occasional visit to the
next salt-lick. With this exception, the
instinct of all mammals in state of nature
revolts against the mere taste of our popular
tipples and spices. Monkeys, lemures, and
the frugivorous plantigrades loathe the
odor of fermented fruits. Tobacco-fields
need no fence and only the rage of hunger
will induce carnivorous beasts to touch
salted or peppered meats. Strong
spirits and opium are stunned as
deadly poisons even by reptiles and the
lowest insects Sustained only by the
tonic of the els uitR, animals endure the
rigor of an arctic winter, and perform their
physical functions with an energy far sur
passing the exertions of the most active
man. That mental vigor is compatible with
non. stimulating diet is proved by the
teetotalism of many ancient philosophers,
and such modern brain-workers as Peter
Bale, Grimm, Laplace, Combe, Franklin
and Shelley. But can abstainers combine
mental activity with physical exertion and
especially with the monotonous, long Icon
tinued drudgery of the laboring classes !:
In other words, will total abstinence do for
the people at large! Is the prosperity OF
a nation, or even of community, con-
sistent with bona fide observance of the
Maine lawf We may doubt if absolute
naturalism la Dio Lewis was not some
thing phenomenal even in the century of
Cincinnatus nor have theologians yet de-
cided the point whether the sweet wineD
of the old Hebrews was must or sert Of
bordeaux sec. The Pythagoreans of Magma
Gracia relaxed their principles before they
became national party. Still, history
furnishes one excellent test-case in point !:
The western Saracens abstained not only
from wine, but from all fermented and dis.
titled drinks whatsoever, were as innocent
of coffee as of tea and tobacco, knew
opium only as a soporiic medicine,
and were inclined to abstemiousness in
the use of animal food. Yet six
millions of these truest sons of temperance
held their own for seven centuries against
great odds of heavy Giaours, ex
celled all Christendom in astronomy, medi-
cine. agriculture, chemistry and linguistics.
as well as in the abstract sciences, and
could boast of whole galaxy of pbiloso-
pliers and inspired poets.-t international
Review.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-07

London World. A masquerade dinner
is rather an original entertainment, and, it
is not improbable, may become fashion.
able amusement. The other day, at very
splendid house, where everything is en-
regle and all the appointments of the best
and choicest, the company of the creme de
la creme of society, and the hostess a
charming and beautiful woman, the guests
were requested to come down to dinner
masked-that is, with real concealing
masks on their faces. The mistakes and
discoveries that resulted were not at all
pleasant, and the amusement was rather a
risk. Needless to remark the beautiful
hostess herself is widow.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-07
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC.
- ramento.-In the Superior Court. In the
matter Of the estate of JACOB wAGELE, de-
ceased. In the Superior Court ot the county Of
Sacramento. The people Of the State of California,
send greeting In pursuance of an order Of the
Hon. S. q. benson, Judge Of the Superior
Court OF the county aforesaid. duly made and
entered on the 29th day of NOVEMBER, 1880, notice
Is hereby given that MONDAY, the 18th day Of
DECEMBER, $780, at 10 o'clock A. n. Of ssid day Rt
the County Courtroom, at Courthouse, in the
county Of Sacramento, has been appointed as the
time and place for hearing the application of
Jacob Eayan and Oswald Broder, praying thst 8
document now on file in this Court, purporting to
be the last will and testament Of JACUB WAGELE,
deceased, be admitted to probate and that letters
testamentary be issued thereon to Jacob Hayan
and Oswald Broder, who are named therein 9s
executors. at which time and place all persons
interested may appear and contest the same. 1t
is further ordered by the Court, that notice
hereof bs made by publication for ten successive
days in the REo RD-USIoN newspaper printed and
published in said Sacramento county.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court hereto
affixed, this 30th day OF NOVEMBER, A d. 1880
lsBAL.l TH0S. II. BERKEY, Clerk.
BY ]. II. PAsSELL, Deputy Clerk.
L. 8. TAYLOR, Attorney for Petitioner. DE- lot
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-07

The exports of butter from New York for
the last fiscal year reach 81, ,033, 600 pounds,
while the exports of oleomagarine was 49,.
The butter brought ON an average q little
over 16 cents pound, while the oleomarga-
rine brought over Is cents. It would seem,
therefore, that the manufacture of oleomar-
garine must have reached a very large aud
profitable point. If the proportion of oleo
to butter consumed at home is as great as
the proportion exported, more than one-'hird
OF our people who suppose themselves eating
butter made from cream drawn from COWS
are eating merely fat of some indefpable sort
from butcher shops or worse.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-07

Soaring AN IRISH LoRD.-The Irish
journals recount with glee that noble
lord in the neighborhood of Belfast had
announced his intention to pass the winter
in Ireland. The prospect was not pleasing
to Milady's French maid, SO she forwarded
threatening letter to his lordship, who
at once ordered his carriage, drove to
the station, and flew off to London, I"
iourneying from his residence to the sta
ton with revolver primed, capped and
loaded by his side, two other friends ac-
companying him with loaded rifles inside
the carriage, whils gallant Colonel,
armed to the teeth, sat on the box by the
coachman, the French maid In rumble
behind laughing internally to degree fatal
to corsst-laces.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-07
NOTICE.

YyHE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES UNDER
the Land Mortgage of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, made TO them Trustees for
the Bondholders, and dated the first Qst) day of
OCTOBER, 1870, hereby give notice that they hold
two hundred and fifty thousand dolla's (s250, ,0O0l
in gold coin, with which, in accordance with tho
terms OF said mortgage, they propose TO redeem so
many OF said bonds shall be offered az the lowest
price. All bids one hundred and five Q05)
fat may be rejected at the option of the Trustees
Sealed bids for the surrender of bonds will be
received at the office OF the Trustees corner OF
Fourth and Towns nd streets, in the city OF San
Francisco, California, until noon DECEMBER
NIN1H (9th), 1880. J. OBJ. GUM.
S. W. SANDERSON.
San Francisco Cal, November s, 1880. na.td
Sacramento daily record-union., 1880-12-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EsTATE OF wM ROBINSON, DECEASED
u Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
WILLIAM SAILS, Executor of the estate OF
WILLIAM ROBINSON, deceased, to the creditors
of, and oil persons having claims against said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary affi-
davits or vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice. to said administrator,
at the ofce of p j. Hopper. No. 329 street. Sacra-
mento city. WM. SALES, Executor.
Dated November 80, 1880.
P. J. HorPER, Attorney for said Executor.
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