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FOREIGN NEWS.
British Agricultural Prospects,

LONDON, May 14th-James Card, an ag-
ricultural authority, in letter on British
agricultural prospects and American compe-
tition, says: Nothing like the present de-
preston in agricultural interests has been
seen since the repeal of the corn law. In
nine years there have been seven defective
harvests in England, where the bulk of the
wheat crop is grown. There has been lost in
three years one-fourth more than one whole
years wheat crop-a loss to growers of more
than $50, 600, 600, with no compensation In
higher prices. The introduction of foreign
meat and cereals is of immense benefit to the
consuming class of Europe. 1t must
be met by the production of articles
which will not bear long storage or carriage,
such as milk, fresh butter, early meat, vegeta-
bles, hay, straw, potatoes and sugar-beets.
Grass-farm dairying and market gardening
all interested in land, whether owner occu-
pier or laborer, must be disenthralied. The
control of dead land must be removed the
sale and transfer of land must be simplifed
and cheapened; incumbered and unwieldy
estates must be broken up and subdiyided to
form numerous small properties. The drain
of agricultural labor and capital to the United
States and Canada will alter the existing con-
ditions of agricultural property in England.
Our agriculture must adapt itself to the
change freely, accepting the good it brings,
and skllltuly using the advantages which
greater proximity to the best market must
always command.
Affairs In Austria.
VIENNA, May 14th.-The Lower House of
the Reichsrath has adjourned. There will
be new elections in autumn.
The so-called reconciliation of parties sug-
gested by Count Taaffe, President of the
Council, has completely failed. The parties
separated in great irritation.
Loyalty OF Native Afghan Chief.
LONDON, May 14th.-Several messages from
Abdur Rahman Khan have been received in
Cabul, warning the people that opposition to
the English will only injure their and his
prospects Abdur Rahman has repressed the
disturbances at Badiashan and captured the
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The London Truth says: American
clocks and watches are sold for less than
those of English and Swiss manufacture in
England and in Switzerland. And yet the
skilled labor in this business is not cheaper
in America than with us. Therefore, by
sheer superiority of intelligence and of per-
lection of machinery, we have been cut
out by the Americans of trade in which we
formerly held our own.
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a sword-fish, on the coast, recently ran
his weapon, several feet long, through the
skull hole" at the stern of fishing
boat. One of the fishers seized the sword,
and, getting astride of it, held it firmly.
Meanwhile, the fish by the action of his
tail used as propeller, urged the boat for
ward at good rate of speed until she
reached the vessel to which she belonged,
her head fortunately being in that direc-
ton when he made the attack.
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.fernnined OpposiiIon.

ringleaders, and given to the troops their ar
rears of pay. He is now undisputed master
of the territory north of the Hindu Koosh.
Determined Opposition.
CABUL, May 14th.-The Zurnat tribesnen
have fortified Attinor Pass. and are holding it
with 5000 men to repel the British.
Japan and Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 14th.-The Norae
VremVia publishes telegram from Nagassk
stating that Japan has rejected the proposal
of China to enter into an alliance against
Russia.
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And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board of Directors made on the 10th day of April,
A ID. 1850, so many shares of each parcel of such
stock may be necessary will be sold at public
ton at the office of the Company at Brighton, Sac
ramento county, California on the 10TH DAY OF
JUNE, A. d. 1850, at the hour of l o'clock N. of
said day, to pay SAID delinquent assessments there
on, together with the costs of advertising and ex-
pense of sale 7. C. PERKINS, Secretary.
ofice-Brighton, Sacramento county, Cal.
m15- LAWNS
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EfOtsse.

WASHINGTON, May 18th Thursdays session was
resumed and the House went into Committee OF
the Whole on the legislative bill.
Warmers amendment was adopted requiring the
Secretary OF the Treasury to state the manner in
which the neysapproprated for incidentas in the
Treasury Department are expended.
Fridays session was then commenced.
Gibson reported resolution for final adjourn
ment May 3lst.
Mills said he would antagOnize its consideration
with bill for free salt and printing paper
Townsend said he would call for consideration of
the tariff bill first.
Recess until evening.
The House met at 7:30 and Immediately went into
Committee of the Whole, and pending the debate
adjourned.
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Ass ssmeni Notice of The FOgntain Win.
ing Company OF mine, Amador county.
Office and principal place OF business Sacramento
city, California. Notice is hereby given that at
meeting of the Directors of said company held on
the 10th day OF May, 1889, an assessment NO.
capital stock Of the corporation payable before
the 18TH DAY OF JUNE, in United States gold coin,
the Secretary of the Company at No 900 street,
Sacramento California. Any stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unpaid on TUESDAY, THE
10TH DAY Of JUNE, 1850, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction and unless pay
ment is made before, will be sold on WEDNESDAY,
JUNE go 1880. at the Office of the Company, at
o'clock P NJ TO pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs Oh advertising and expense Of SALE
D. DIERSSEN, Secretary.
Office Corner Ninth and streets, Sacramento.
May H. $50. ml5-law4wS
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DIED.
Near Swiss Station, Upper Stockton road, May IA
Patrizio Bonetti (brother Of John Bonetti, Of
Swiss Station, SO years.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
the Capital School-house, near Swiss Station, to-
morrow Sunday afternoon at o'cock.l
San JOSE May 11-George Berry, 81 years.
Petaluma, May I'd A. Galusha, 56 years.
Berkeley, May 10-Raymond Hunt.
Berkeley, May 12-J2hn w. Benson, months
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A Recommendations writer of
testimonials, commend us to Gail Hamilton.
Recently an Irish girl applied to the prin-
cipal of the State Normal School, at Salem,
Mass, for situation as cook, and exhib-
tied with pride the following testimonial
from G. H: Margaret F. has lived
with me fourteen weeks. / have found
her invariably good-tempered, immunda
IdirtyJ, cheerful. obliging, eritiosa [de-
struetivel, respectful and incorrigible. She
is better cook than any Irish girl have
ever employed, and one of the best
bread makers l ever saw. With neatness
and carefulness and economy, she would
make an excellent servant. / heartily
recommend her to all Christian philan-
thropists, and her employers to divine
mercy"
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MARRIED..

Sacramento MAY l3-By Rev. DR.. Chas. Taubner, at
the residence OF the officiating pastor, John T.
Bluttersbeck to Lena Robertson, both OF Hicks
VILE
Brighton May 1S-By S. G. Foster, Justice of the
Peace, E. Bowles to Katie Mcdonald, both OF
Brighton.
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A WIDOW LATELY FROM THE EAST DE-
~ sires position to teach thoroughly English,
French and German also music, drawing and
needlework or would take charge housekeeper
for small family Highest references given Ad-
dress MRS s. B., Postotiice, North Temesca ml5-3t
NATHAN BUILDING, CORNER SEVENTH
~ and streets-Pleasant furnished front rooms,
single en- suite. ml5-u
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Delinquent Sale Notice.-Briehfen Vine
Growers Association. Location Of principal place
of business and works, Brighton, Sacramento coun-
ty, Cal fornia, Notiee.-Tnere delinquent upon
the following described stock account of
ment No 5, levied on the 10th day of April, A. d.
$780, the several amounts set opposite the names of
the respectiye shareholders as follows:
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BORN.
Sacramento, May 11-Wife of J. C. Sullings,
daughter.
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TELECRAPHIC.

lELEUnnI llIUs
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES To TIE RECORD
UNION.
TOWN DESTROYED BY FIRE
Three Thousand People Rendered
Homeless at Milton, Pa
WEsTWARD-BOUND PASSENGERS.
Destruction of Property in New Jersey by
Forest Fires.
ADVICEs FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Three Men Killed in a Michigan Mining
Disaster.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
china's Proposal of an Alliance Rejected
by Japan.
Etc. ETC.. Etc.
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LUNCH BASKETS.

r UNCH BASKETS, FOR THE RED MEMS
4 Picnic left at the 70 lowing places will be
called for by Express Wagons, at the times stated,
FREE OF CHARGE:
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9IniOn lodge, No. 81, 4. %. u. W.. a.
viii meet in their hall, corner of and sfA0M
Sixth streets, THIS Saturday EVENING, SisSoNSsss
at o'clock Work in the Second Degree EszkT
Visiting brethren are cordially invited. w
j. n. YOUNG, NJ. W.
P. L. HICKMAN, Recorder. b. CT m151t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

| HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENT ARTILLERY,
FOURTH BRIGADE, n G. c,
| SACRAMENTO, May IA, 1850.
| ESPECIAL ORDERS, No. 2.
The officers Of this Regiment, Field, Staff and
Line, will assemble at the Pavilion, on SATURDAY,
May Is, 1850, at 1880 P. N. By order of
CREED RAYMOND,
Colonel Commanding.
]. W. GUTHRIE, Adjutant. ml5-it
ARMoRY Co B, FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT
FOURTH BRIGADE N G. c.,
SACRAMENTO, May IA, $780,
| ESPECIAL ORDERS No 20.l
|. In compliance with General crders No Z from
| Headquarters Fourth Brigade, n G. c. dated Sac
ramento CAL, April 30 1850, the members of this
command will hold their annual target practice at
Folsom on the 18th instant.
ii. Ordnance Sergeant J. W. Stewart will provide
the target prescribed in Paragraph VII. of General
Orders, No. Z, above referred to.
III. The officers and members OF the command
will assemble at their armory at A. NJ, TUESDAY
the 18th instant, in fulldress uniform, belts, with
out sabers. A full attendance will be required
that date By order Of J. L. ATWOOD,
Captain Commanding Company.
J. N. WILLIAMS, First Sergeant. ml5S st
The Officers and MeInber of Conn A,(k.
pany b, First Artillery Regiment, will as ssSE4As,s
semble at their Armory, at p NJ SATuR-
DAY the 18th instant, for special drill. A.
full attendance required By order Of
m15-1t Captain Commanding Company.
The City Guards return their sincere
thanks to MRS. ALMOND, MRS. CHlTTENDEN
ard the other ladies for their kind assistance in tax
ing care of our comrade, c. G. Way, during his sick
ness and burial. Per order OF Company.
m15-1t [B. C.I CAPT. T. j. kEARNEY.
p. OF H.-Members or Sacramento
Grange No ~ You are requested 10 meet at Pho
neer Hail. on SATURDAY, May 22d, at u o'clock
NJ sharp. for the purpose of comforting the Fourth
Degree Members, come prepared for Harvest
Feast" Visiting Brothers and Sisters respectfully
invited. BY order OF
Fl. W. JOHNSON, Master.
A F. RAYMOND, Secretary. ml5-1t+
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VECE7lNE
WILL CURE
SCROFUL.A!

sCR0FULOUs HUMGR.
VEGETINE will eradicate from the system every
faint OF Scrofua and Scrofulous Humor. 1t has
permanently cured thousands in Boston and vicinity
who had been long and painful sufferers.
CANCER, DANGEROUS HUMOR.
The marvellous effect of vEGETINE in case of
Cancer and Generous HumOr challenges the most
profound attention of the medical faculty, many of
whom are prescribing YEGETINE to their patients.
CANKER.
vEGETINE has never failed to cure the most
infexible case OF Canker.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
The vEGETINE meets with wonderful success in
the cure of this class of diseases.
SALT RHEUM.
letter Salt Rheum, scad Head, etc. will certainly
yield to the great Alternative effects of vEGETIAE.
ERYsIPELAs.
VEGETINE has never failed to cure the most in
veterate case of ErYsipelas.
PIMPLEs AND HUMORs ON THE FACE.
Reason should teach us that blotchy, rough or
pimpled skin depends entirely upon an internal
cause, and no outward application cuie the
defect. Is great BlOOQ furlller.
TUMORs, ULCERS Or OLD SORES
Are caused by an impure state of the blood Cleanse
the blood thoroughly with vEGETINE, and these
complaints will disappear.
CATAIRH.
For this complaint the only substantial benefit can
be obtained through the blood. VEGETINE is the
great Blood Purifier
CONSTIPATION.
VEGETINE does not act a cathartic to de-
bihtate the bowels, but cleanses all the organs,
enabling each to perform the functions deyolying
upon them.
VEGETINE has restored thousands to health who
have been long and l.ainful sufferers
DYSPEPSIA.
If vFGETINE is taken regularly, according to
directions, certain and speedy cure will follow its
use.
FAINTNEss AT THE STOMACH.
YEGETINE is not stimulating bitters which
creates fictitious appetite, but gentle tonic which
assists nature to restore the stomach to healthy
action.
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
yFGETINE acts directly upon the causes of these
complaints 1t invigorates and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the secretive organs and
alrays Inflammation.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
In this complaint the good effects of the vEGE-
TINE are reaIs ed Immediately after commencing to
take it as debility denotes deficiency of the blood
and vEGETINE acts directly upon the blood.
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FINAL
TEST OF THE NEW ORGAN
LATELY ERECTED
ST. RIOS E's RICH.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
WILL BE GIVEN
Sunday Ev'g, May 10th, at st. Roses Church.

Mrs. t. III. Berkey will preside at the organ.
PART 1.
Organ voluntary. Observation-Disclosures. .........
l. Quartet, Save me, o C d r'.......... Southland
Mrs Fitch, Mrs. Carter, Messrs Beaumont and Bien.
2 Solo, " Pro Peccatis," ................R ossini
Mr.. Fritz.
8. Solo, 60 Ave Maria ....................M Willard
Mrs. Ryan.
A. Trio, " Hear Our Prayer .............. Abbott
Mrs. Coppersmith Mrs. Carter and Mr.. Fritz.
D. Solo,. Mr ben
6. Solo, Consider the Lilies. Toplif
Mrs. Fitch.
7. Duet, 1" Santum Ergo .................Wa Wallace
Mrs Coppersmith and Mrs Carter.
s. Solo, "Show Ne Thy Ways, o Lord ~ .Topliff
Ms. Cooper.
PART II.
Organ Voluntary. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
l. Male quartet.
Messrs. Crandal Putnam, Mcneil and De Voc.
.. Solo, 90 Ecee Panis' ....................W Weber
Mrs. Coppersmith.
8. Duet Sing, My Soul "................ Campana
Mr.. Crandall and Mrs Carter.
T. Solo, 90 The Old Sexton ........... Mr.. De Voc
5. Duet, "Tarry with Me-. ...................Ab t
Messrs Crandall and Mcneil.
g. Solo, Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep. Knight
Mrs. Carter.
T. Solo, 1" Praise the Lord "................... Rupe
Mr.. Mcneil.
o CnOrus.. -AoZaHt
flnale. organ
ADMISSlON. ....FlFI1 CENIS
ml5-lt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1
in MEMORIAM.

"THEREAS, 1T BECOMES OUR SAD DUTY
w to report the death of Private c. G. Way,
after long illness, 1t becomes offer this our
humble tribute to his memory therefore be it
Resotued, That whilst must all submit to the
orders of Him who commands march through
life, we may fellow soldiers confess the grief Of
our hearts in this sad bereavement
Resoired, That in the death of Private c. G. Way
the City Guard has lost stanch and firm friend aud
the State worthy, talented and exemplary gen.
teman
Resolved, That we tender to the surviving rela.
tives our sincere sympathy and heartfelt sorrow in
their affection, and that copy of these resolutions
be transmitted to them
Resolved, That the Armory be draped in mourn
ing for thirty days.
ReSotred, That these resolutions be published in
the daily papers OF the city OF Sacramento
Per order of Company.
F. ]. KEARNEY, Captain
P. F. BUCKLEY, Recording Secretary. m15ltIB. CT
METROPOLITAN THEATER.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
az POSITIVELY LAST TWO PERFORMANCES
-oF THE-
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
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Hanged for Murder.
The Chicago Republicans.

CHICAGO, May 14th.-The delegation ap-
pointed to the State Convention by the Far
well Hall Convention of Cook county Repub-
licans publish an address, setting forth that
the proceedings of the Farwell Hall Conven-
ton were regular, and gave no cause for a
bolt, and appealing to delegates from other
counties to examine carefully into the facts
and vote in accordance Herewith in admit
ting a delegation from Cook county to the
State Convention next Wednesday,
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TeAas Husbands UpeFatlOns.
CORPUS CHRISTI (Tex.), May 14th.-Hor-
ace Burr shot at his wife to-day, and Mrs.
Barnard, his mother-in-law, springing be-
tween them, was shot twice. Burr then
+ ruck his sisterin-law, Mrs. Brewster, over
he head with pistol, telling her to the floor.
loading the pistol he shot himself dead
rs. Barnard's wounds are pronounced fatal.
The cause Of the tragedy was a disagreement
3esween Burr and his wife, resulting in the
Gstter returning to her fathers house.
Ssse Florida Republlcanstate Convention.
GAINESVILLE Ella. }, May 14th.-The State
Republican Convention nominated on the
18th ballot Hon. S. B. ColoYer for Governor,
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Governor of Tho Comm m wealth be AID nc is
hereby aushotiz d 20 Dl c, at the tisuosai OF
th' cvi nu,horiti; S Of the crunt9 OF Lerc's-
ter sixty stand OF rhs muske.s. one pic CT
rhed artillery. two Thousand rounds Of emnu.
uiion for artillery, 10 enable the ci;izecs Of!
seid couoty more fl naily 10 enforco the laws
OF the Oommorweatu passed for the proteciiuh
Of oysters and for toe general security of the
citizens Of the ssiG coua'y; and that he sup
etv.Sots of said C unity be required 10 ,xscute
q bond conditioned tor Tho rrtsotsali1n nId 10
'rr1 Of said arms.
The reatiusters caucus lsS! plight apninsted
the following co1uty judges R'snokc, Jas.
w. Palmer; L; ck!rlIgo, } ,uos Pstte: Rock
iushsm. Robert Johusor; ScH,, Ms.up Is.
Wood; Shenandoah. Geo. r. Calvert; Smyth,
d. u. Miller; Tazoweli, Stc;la F. Watt; War.
rem a5d Cis!ke, Il. A FiDnel|g, Wnsh;ogt0a,
George ". Ware; Wcstmoresnd and Il ch
pold, Robert Mayo; WhytEe aud Pulaki, Jas
P. McTeei; Wise AID Bachao.n, II u Jones,
Norti amplop, Hamilton s. Nvale; Fu7anaa
Abraham SGerh. 3D.
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Special GorTasj,9n3sncs d tae ilecq &c

Sg22tEi GJyTEsf,Gnl7,rcs m -5c iL.-o Icys..c
.,.,'
= aonLN"to', -. -, jar. II, 1850.
tGI JI'los Sass Agrigi:i1Ir.j Sno:c,1 hc},;
he 0S,b a,oraf r,oof:r,,, Lora :,
40 '''' -''-'.-A ~|i' - IaE' HnC re-
soi7cG 70 r9auaIc active operations, Which have
been SUSPENDED yer -. .. .h, 51,a,crrcr,e-,t
of tho ,,yi. y,,r rar.r-. !a-,.o y,,,.., g =.
.,t,.. - 80
iA'Hi'''S '0''u' !" "'' '2'd'u' 'JAH Merry
man. 81 N.rIi3nd. VS. elected .r-siiort, aad
Hot: %c'cy fy.r, o. N-ls c"2.eeis, sccicary.
Mr. HctT5 ins.i, 1t WI. 90 I-cci.ca:ud, Pho I'M
:''s'"C" ia.'.G .na Far Ter p'.ica! ressoas, and
S:"u*'i MI. = a-a's' Jus ~"= isse"d 20
..9 .aE': .. '.'' 80 l"D'y' 'It v'"'2Tj
@NyM~.'''-' !cil@-G u I, p9ct Il.
mere 20 : psi. Z. H-!uto u "o4Ga 5.i'
1879 'a.!!'H' 20 'Ar os0a:e;o cay Inc NC.
man : l'i&h's @Ge!>'y OF this CRY had collected
poutlon1 t!ou 2t& y 2I the States ald dist:b
used s1-I@ a12oaG the so4@i0:7, 20 diet .Fhso
the 'ic' i!-s!4snt -21o 1Dcol ;hc aoGr for lie
intFIdncti Ct s2c'! bnsiacSs sli45s, every
L'o'n59T Of INC 6ocs f'ss aud picsep;ed oRc Or
ao''' a'@' "Hst "1s tq1-i'y ieEa-f&"i'i', rot &
Siege soo',"' @zc@pl ~. t!c' y, 9! California,
h:ia ",.N ag:!hs; 1h-4' Af Farley said n"
pFc2"1;.G l"t "aa 10 C!!"''u ~ i'qG2at sad he
Ea4te" 4 4i-,' cf'r Ea4cGa'p"u 10, T., W. o.
t"r!y oHposcr 10 t5"nl.
no f@S,!:'' u, the L oos~.T To-Day from Gus
IN I,cI 49, u" -.c ~ Z" h''.o" O.
mar - .,r.sc-,.., ,, -, =.
ole. won't e., Tho g-,- rc,.,:,o NJ tho ,n.,ir ~
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Cs.s"tG EtEs@ElyJF:FG SsgtEEEEDI.--Gs
WAsUNGT0N. JAG. II 1880

Mr.. Davis, Of limos, tho Vice President
EIessrs. Beck, Niiiama. hli,o9. KrEgood,
R.duio ao.b,,g F.,c, n,,r,s .1.,,lr.,,.
,r - -0~"''' -'I1''''n'
h'ra@p' O"!Si'& a." OH rs i'i'Ssnte1 pou
tons OF womtn asktne 10! The removal @! their
political disabilities end for constitutional
sncpGracat, g;v,?y v5.aoa ei.iyc5s the riofit r.
voto
>5rssr, K--.-,.3 .2.,.--7 .,
',',' 80 !, - : :''o pci''
I,o'n t.. 'I'"' " -. t.1o'I''IH "i'a'
ui"".Ne VIC 's'' ''"u'1 qH'.'E u lieasn Ty
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EfEES,Hsi yHEIIsR

;, Hr samuel Se!den, leading physician of
HostciE died !sst night of consumption.
DF. 1t. Atkinson mas bsen chosen phy stefan
q mo cest, Dumb and Blind Institution 1T
9tauoLon; vice Or. a. b. Fsuntlefoy, recently
appointed uper!ntendent OF the Insane Asylum
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Floods.

new GcEK, Jan. IA specisl from s..
Tiiou IS gives accounts of ter ble foods on the
island OF ST Kits. 0y which 2G0 lives have been
lost and property to the extent of $50. o. de.
stroyod, Sic he whole island vested
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1T Richmond rte ti.,rmomoesr iel &c de
grees between sunset Monday all sun:isc
Tues a. morning. and the frs. snow OF the
seascn fell to depth Of three i.cf,;s,
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We have tried Dr. Bulbs Cough Syrup 10
our family, and can assert that it is the hest
remedy for Cough or Cold ever introduced
Price IS cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-14

CGURToF PrEALs iIsTsRDAY.-Csrrpgto n
VS.. FicEl.'s eAccu:o,. argued by Judge Rob
ers Ou!d TOR plaintiff il error oDd Ctho y. Kesn
continued un;il to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-14

The Cattle market Wa fairly supplied with
coca tHtt'" th!9 week, large EUnter Of which
caanSci hands; PRICES, quality consid. rsl. warg
fully r. higher han last week, the graae gamer.
silly bot being 20 good then. Veal Caves ara
coming in slowly anG ara in sorne ilquiry, yuot
o':ts being III demand Shcop snG .-nmba sro
coming III irlc'y, ana sell rcadily q. qu0ts.ions.
.,oEs are quito scarce his week, anu we note
an"taer vance N prilcs With good demand
Cows snd Calves III fair supply snd mo iers,e
demand ~ quotations Market BRISK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-14

CLEARED.
Ssf Lacy OF the Lake, Norfolk, by + A Reed
Schr Cora L Mckenny, Smiths Creek By
MISTER
Schr Margaret Ella. loHer Potomac, by Wash
IL gton S Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-14

sHRIfED
Sir Lady Of! the Lake Norfolk. to ( A Reed.
Schr Csroire. s. Aary's Bay, Oysters, 70
1nas.er.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-14

EEW IoRK, Jan. IA stocks 5uoysn:. Money
= -Four QElet. Wtes. quiet. Corr active.