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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-28
Drouo5dl5.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
nE.ffE nE.TuE EFRErAQY

OFFICE oF-THE sRcRErARY, ;
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at the office a ne ohef
August lss0 Tor performing labor connected WIN tns
ss@1s Of or T saore Sn %
Ihe bids submitted state the price per ION Of 32io
and ng the merchandise Included in each OF the following
Class Iron othot metals. Cd new. not i'm
ported ported. N eases ssase or ,S eass Ss, ada
Class s. = j other weghsbe merchandise. -
coat and other commodities imported IN bulk and
They state tho price per package or 81.
therefor OF packages tared OF sugar imported IN ~
Gas Class A. For sugar rared Oh the docks.
Glass b. For sugar Jared az the sugar renneres ,,
ton II Se nSiST r II s @ q
perform under the supervision ana % o. .es .ssn
ers assistant weisnes mo a9os neidsat 70 s
essurv Department reure 20 be weshe er tsrea
III Laborers v be required 70 break out IRAN Ter 20 and
and the same the, eron ana place
weighing vail leave the clear os the weighing
weishlns and they VIII aso De required transport
weieuE implements and from the place where the weigh
~ ~ The Government win Weighing Implement:
the csuraey OF the scales or other weighing
" The contractor required TO turnaa such namoer
Of foremen as may be Necessary 70 supply "
az VI 'e the business under The be performed
prescroed By the Secretary Of the Treasury.
between the contractor and sur
Xsgher viii be submitted o. tho Collector OF the
Port decision appeal IL desired be taken IN
Secretary OF Dy INC
/ abide.
VIII zach BIDDER be required furnish bond With
two sureties n twenty i've thousand dollars
by the Collector Of the Port New forx
sJadge Of the Disct Court OF the United states or Dis
trct Attorney United eoadoned that proper
will be entered into by the bidder should the BID Do
awarded TO him.
TX bond required the faithful performance Of
be by the officers above mertione
sufficient sureties the penalty Of the bona
dollars s5O.Oo0l Payments under NE
will made the nst and fifteenth lays OF eseh
month - IA
x the right 10 reject any or Al
bids. wave defects w.
contract I an thirty tS0l days notice . -.
sealed addressed 10 the SECRETARY
marked Proposals tor performing .Dot
The weighing dutiabe merchandise Al tbs PORT OF New
York" 81 r. fhENCh, Aeaus ooeey-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFP,cg sRcHxrAar,
WAsaIxcros, d. T., July ~. 1907
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
- he once Of Tho Custodian the United stases cears
House and Post once Building New wk Civ nnu -
cork noon Thursiay H. 1880 TOR supplying fuee
FOR ths nits buildings owned ana rnntod -
New.y City In quantities. more OF ess ~ iohowst
g 500 toas Lohigh coal furnace SIZE
tonsL ykens Valley coal stove sire
20 English cannel coal
y al Crate coal
OhrstnaI COAL
Al loads Virginia pine wood. 3 cuts. split
~ issds virginia pine wvod
% loads Hickory wood cut, ~ nchoa
rurxhsx instructions bidders ~ -
nsd apsn Application 70 the castodian the above mse
| building 'onN snH" - Ar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-28
WOOL MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH

PHILADELPHIA July 27.-WooL- Firmer, but prices
higher demand better; Ohio. pennsylvania and
47ds9c; Medium. 49a5oe;. Coarse 41alSc New YORK
Michigan. Indiana Weetern-Ftne OF and NN
4Od44c.: Medium. 4sG4Dc. Coarse, s2a4Sc.; ashed
Combng and DelaiIe-eine Washed Deiaine. X and
Xxx 5O152 -o; Medium Washed COmbng ana Dealne
nc: Coarse. 44e45c canada Washed Com5lng. 42
45c; Tub Wahhed-ChOiee As d5Oc Fair. 45G4Ic.; un
washed com9ing and Del2ineaMediIm U l,msa
Bright Unwashed Clothing-Fine and Xxx.
a5fJOc.: Medium, S3G36c. Coarse SO93l he; Dark
Earthly Unwashed ClOthina-FiBe,2 022c.; Medium. 256
3 O. Coarse &c: Oregon-Fine 2sQ5Oe Medium, 80
35c Coarse 2s03Oc CalifOrnia-Fne. zoa Oc Medium 20
a32c; Coarse, 25 G30c New Mexico and Colorado-Fine
9Od3dc; Medium rs 630c. Coarse. carpet WOOL, 22g
25c; Pued-Exra Merino 40d45c super ~ 43e' Lambs
super. 4O646c.
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
FALL RIVER mass, July TWIN hight demand and
sales in the Printing Cloth marAet u wltAoul eDange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-28

Receipts week. iai2SS boHe' last week 1885
hcxes last l2uiHi' Oorea FX-
norris for the weeG time last
fl,gSI. Liverpool cable quotauous steady q, CAS- lne
nts Of shipper ana the
home Irade and the market are iarly ac-
20 and steady with tendency rather
IN favor The Utica aud Little FANS markets hardly
NET Of those dealers WHO iouu convenient
IN nav Ogc II part Of the state bar there vas
however considerable Improvement last weeks prices
and generally ddeut feeling Is reported rom oil
parts Factory have pretty nearly enre
control of they want u thor goods
me- Toe m home About lO4c. the leading
Trce here to-lay Fancy state Cheese on
pets" bought
on order -re The trade - rather slack and
seldom goes above Ohio ats are l limited supply ana
~. o,q L..f for he est
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-28

Referring 70 Of New YorS. Lake Erie
ana n e.rern Railroad Ompany ready receive
any the YORK and Erie Railroad Fourth Mortgage
Bonds for extension.
any Of the bonds the ~ which desire 70 sell
T,,Iber man exfend DREXEL MORGAN & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-28

Receipts for week, s39 pkgs last week. 96s7 pigs
correspoudng week $3.50 pigs warmer Nea
frer ran alger rrccIpts and moderate demand
have and the BAY had some al
vo1fage late rhe day Receivers al ahxOus 10 sell
ard accepted for fancy marks OF western IN prefer
encs to letting good many state Eggs
hav arriving b. express and prices settled TINS aer
noon l7d7 &C. with Is lJc lot ersey and nearby Stock
QuOtatinnh:
Penn.6N.Y-do.... II el79 Canada fresh =; Gil
Western fresh - 1Gla1 Do. good. 10 dl69
r. or 10 rnnn - 10 alfla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-28

Receipts OF Dred the '53 Dkgs with
1915 0kgs. Peanuts. Exports Of Dried Apples
bni- EvapuraIcd Appcs arr very quiet,
but generally about steady Nothing doing IN
Sun-ded Apples and no demand Tor peachcs New CheI-
res are in demand and firm j20 l6c, Raspberres
we're sold al 26c rlaCkberres can be bought at7c
Peanuts selling a small way al steady prices
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Diuloeno Nctlces

New.York July 81, 1850.
NOTICE-The coupons of the hrs; mortgage
~ bonds the Guaranteed Preferred stock OF
the Louisiana and Missouri Railroad Company ard IN
rerest on the Preferred stock Of The Kansas CITY 81 Lons
and Chicago Railroad Company, August 1850
paid and after ugust az the once OF nessrs
JEsUP PATON q CO.. No. 81 NIhaD-sL, New-1 OK
AOTICE-The Louisville and Nashville Rail-
~ road Company declared this DAY semi anpua dividend
OF Ave O per upon the stock Of the company payable
on and after the August Dividends stock
registered IN viii be paid az the Office Of the com
panv No 81 Wa-st. 10. The transfer books Will
closed from the list UIY the oh o. AUGUST both
DAYS Incl usiye. IA. VICTOR NENCOMB, PTesidenI
New.YoIk July I, 1850
OREGON RAILWAY AID NAVIGATION CoRASEl
20 Na-~aH-t,
NEW YORK July 49, 1880.
THE BOARD OF DIREC TORS have de-
i cIared Q quarterly dividend OF TWO (2) PER CENT,
pavable August Office OF the Farmers Lan and
Trsf COMPANY 20 Fxchan place New York The trans
fer books close July 20. and reopen August D. ,
80 HORACE WHITE
treasurer
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to- day:
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HENRY MCFARLAND. secretary. -.-, -
Nearly all stOckhOl ders having ereahy a@seheu W
the consolidation purpose the proposed Meeting
TIE iOrm VI reclrlrd VOIe
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-24
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board of Education met again last
evening. Present, full Board, 40 ladies and
SO men as spectators.
Mr.. Hornblower, from the Committee on
Rules for Investigations, reported that he
had drawn up set of rules, but had not had
time to confer with his associates fully. His
report was taken up and read, partly amend
ed, and referred back to the committee for
further consideration, with instructions to re-
port at the next meeting. The same commit
tee, to which was referred the list of charges
against Professor Adams, stated that it was
not ready to report.
On Tuesday evening a resolution by Mr..
Tracy was adopted declaring that charges
against Principals or teachers must be spe-
cifc, in writing and signed by the accuser
and not by his attorney. Other parts of the
resolution, regarding rules, were referred to
the foregoing special committee, with the re.
suit above stated. The amendment made to
the report prior to the re-refsrence last even
ing was the striking out of rule 6, which
provided that in all investigations the estab-
lished rules of evidence should govern. Mr..
Hornblower gave notice of a motion to recon-
slider, and then the preference was had.
Several letters were read from applicants
Tor positions, among others one from Herbert
Burgess, San Francisco, for the position of
teacher of drawing. Mr.. Hornblower moved
that in the course of study be included indus
trial drawing and vocal music, as required by
law, and that the subject be referred to the
Committee on Course of Study. Carried.
The Board then entered upon the election
of teachers Of the eighth grade. The Board
ordered that no teacher in the eighth grade
shall have more than one halliday class.
The election resulted as follows: Flora
Weeks, Hetty Palmer, Amanda Klippel,
Eta Bockrath, Alice Griffith, Nina Funs-
ton, Cannie Mason, Lucy G. O'Brien, Lizzie
NJ Bernard, Mollie Acl1ley, Emma Doherty,
Maggie Little, May Bonte, Sarah G. Duffy,
Ida " Miller, Ada Dugan. Ada L. Hughes,
Clara Felter; substitute teacher for Grammar
Schools, Mrs. Merrill substitute for Pri-
mary Schools Mrs Allen.
The Board on motion of MIR. Hornblower.
was directed to notify all teachers that they
must be prepared to teach industrial draw
ing.
On motion of Mr. Tracy the assignment of
teachers to classes was referred to the Super
intendent and the Graduating Committee.
The Board then adjourned to the call of the
President.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors resumed Its SEES
sion Yesterday at 10 A. NJ, and business was
transacted as follows:
Warrants were allowed and drawn on
Swami Land District No. as follows
Reuben Kerchival, s699 20; j. P. Counts,
SIPS: Matthew Madge, 500; J. W. Brocas,
1886 70. Claims were also allowed of Bur,
chard, for $40; Annie Murphy, SIS; and
VIM. Webster, Sc.
The petition of VIM. McDermott and 9th
ers for new school district, to be composed
of a portion of Mississippi township and
known as San Juan District, was set for
hearing tomorrow at o'clock P. II.
The application of j. i. Green and others
for the formation of separate reclamation
district coming before the Board, ). w. Arm
strong appeared for parties in opposition to
the formation of such district. and tlled an
answer to the petition and asked the board
to defer action in establishing the district. j..
II. McKune and w. F. George appeared on
behalf of petitioners and asked that the
prayer of petitioners be granted.
Upon motion the request Tor postpone
ment Of the subject was unanimously refused.
Upon motion the petition of Green ct al,
for a new swamp land district was granted,
and the district declared.
The consideration of petition by winters
ct al, for the formation of new swamp
land district was Continued until III a. NJ,
to-day.
A petition from J. H. Wallace, John Law
ton ct al, for new road in Road District
No. 6, was received, and Mr.. Martin, Jas.
II. Burnham and n. H. Houston were APP
pointed viewers. The bond accompanying
the petition was read and approved
Upon application of W. r. Strong an
order for an election for a Board OF Irus-
tees of Reclamation District No. 81 was
ordered to be held in said district on We'd
nesday, the 2Sth of July, 1880, and Josiah
Pool was appointed Inspector and ). ID:
Butler and NJ. Denicke. Judges. Notice OF
election to be published in the Daily REcoED-
UNION one month.
A communication from County Auditor
Gerber in relation to the present condition of
the county funds was received, by which 1t
was shown that if the receipts and expendi-
lures for the balance of the year should be
the same as during last year, there would be
liability to a small deficit before the next col
lection of taxes.
Upon notion it was thereupon ordered
that the Committee on Roads and Bridges be
instructed to see if the payment of a portion
of the amount to be paid by the county for
the Folsom bridge may not be deferred until
taxes are received from present assessment.
On motion of Mr.. Beckley, the offer made
by the Board for the McManus property was
Withdrawn, and the matter of purchasing a
lot upon which to erect Hall of Records was
indefinitely postponed.
The Board then adjourned until 10 o'clock
A. NJ to-day
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10 All CoNcERyED-All parties wantir

To ALL CoNcERNED.-All parties wanting
anything in the grocery line will save twenty
per cent. by calling at the cheap corner
Rochester Store-northwest corner of Ninth
and j. Only one bit a pound for Steel's
cheese-best made in the State. Santa Bar
bara honey. white as snow, one bit pound.
The choicest roll butter, 40 cents; kerosene,
% cents per gallon best -four, 81 50 per 80
pound sack, and all other goods proportion
al as low
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AFTERNOON sEss1oN.
TIE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
DESsoS, Judge.

WEDNESDAY, June 2Sd.
The People vs.. Nellie Representation by defend
ants counsel to dismiss the case On the ground
that trial hai not taken place within sixty days from
fling of information, oyerruled and exceptions
taken.
The People vs. William Williams, grand larceny
Defendant having been indicted jointly with r. II.
Mackal separate trial was allowed the defendant,
which is now occupying the Court.
The case Of the People VS.. y. F. Clark con
tinued for the session.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Belle scudder, de-
ceased-Rcturn of sale OF real estate was fled and
set for hearing July ist
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-24

BETTER THAN GOLD or gloves, rather, are
lace m;ts for this season. They are cooler
and more stylish. We have q large line Of
the very latest styles in black and colors-low
priced, medium and the best grades, at the
Fancy Goods Department, Mechanics Store. >
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-24

CAscA SAGRADA or Sacred Bark, is TIE
great medicine which forms the basis of Ham
mer's Cascara Sagrada Bitters
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FRU1T-It is a sight worth looking at to
stop on the corner of Fifth and X streets,
and see the display of fruit by Longton &
Anthony. We have never seen it rivaled.f
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5I5iNtbS AuF5A V1oSI1SlIUS'
sozodont for the teeth.
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water.
In bankruptcy-Ch Heisen.
W. Woodlands, 317 street
Arcade Hotel-Thomas Guinean.
Removed-Jones & Martin, attorneys.
Union Foundry-Root, Nelson & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-24

J. i. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN.-This cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by all frst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within a Shield
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-24

BABIES kid, button shoes, sizes to ., at
Mechanics Store.
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THE KEITH EDRUM.

A party of some twelve couples OF young
people was made up on Monday evening
and inaugurated a surprise upon JEFF Wilcox
son, at his residence on Yolo riverside road,
taking possession of things generally and
enjoying merry social until the wee sma'
| hours.
a view of the landscape DER yesterday from
| the top of the old water works building pre-
sented scene of almost unbroken water area
| looking down, across and up the river, with
trees standing out of it, and everything save
the water looking green and beautiful.
Some of the people doing business on ], K
and other streets, still cling to the old obsolete
numbers. much to the confusion and annoy
ance of those who have occasion to direct
strangers especially. These citizens should
awake to the fact that the world moves.
n. Greene Curtis is having sidewalk of
asphalt laid in front of his premises, north
east corner of H and Sixteenth Streets SINH
lar to the handsome pavement in front of the
residence of Albert Gallatin, on the opposite
side of the street.
The chain-gang was yesterday doing the
city some service in the alleys between j and
K streets, in the vicinity of Eleventh. Jack
Dowd seems to enjoy his new vocation hugely,
and appears as happy as clam at high
tide
The yard engine Governor Stanford, the
pioneer passenger locomotive of the Central
Pacific Railroad, has recently been overhauled
and repainted. 1t looks as bright as new
trade dollar now.
Under the influence of the recent g kick
ing" by the Board of Trustees, the street
sprinklars are doing their duty more thor
oughly than heretofore.
The Fourth Ward Republicans hold a cam
paisn meeting Saturday evening at the hall
on o street, between Thil tenth and Four
teenth streets.
Among other improvements, the State
printing Office is receiving an outside coat OF
paint 1t was much needed.
The Republican Sailor Boys Club is called
to meet tonight at the Court house, and ev
cry blue jacket is wanted.
Two car loads Of emierants arrived here
Yesterday, and two more will reach here this
evening from the East.
The C. Sheppe arrested for disturbing the
peace night before last was Conrad Sheppe,
and not Charles.
The Society of Pioneers is called out to-
day to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. I.
NJ. Lindley.
California Lodge, K. of H., is called to-
night to pay a fraternal visit to Unity
Lodge.
A patent has been issued 70 w. C. Fitch
of this city upon his flexible newspaper file.
The Arcade Hotel, Second street, is receiv-
ing a handsome coat OF paint externally.
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A FINE ASSORTMENT of fancy hose, at Me-
chanics' Store.
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WooL-The market is unchanged, with moderate
sales and good supply OF domestic on hand. Cali
forna wool is very quiet, and round lots could not
be placed at satisfactory prices.
LIVERPOOL, June 23d.
WHEAT-Good to choice California, 9s sd to
9s lid. Spot lots excited cargo lots are quiet
and steaiY Weather fine.
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, June 23d.
BREADsTUFFs- Flour is dull, and Wheat unsettled
latter at 81 l0a1 Is.
Wool Dull.
HIDEs-Du
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SWALLOWING
POI I

EOl = ~ IN
N CATARRHAL MICus causes;
FGUL BREATH and disgusting expectcration;
CRACHLING PAINS in the head and forehead
DEAFNESS and loss of smelling power;
BRONCHITIS, Hay Fever and other diseases.
THE ACTION OF CATARRHAL VIRUS
through the mucous membrane has been finally
discovered. WEI DE MEYERS CURE,
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY for these
diseases, ia as certain in its effects as vaccination
is for smallpox
REV. c. H. TAYLOR, 40 Noble ST., Brooklyn
n. Y: q" l am radically cured OF Catarrh."
D. G. McKELyEY. Govt Inspector, l67 Mott st.
n. Y.-Cured OF very bad Chronic Catarrh.
C. BLACKBURN, at Lord & Taylors, Broadway,
n. Y.-Cured OF years Caiarrh 1 pack.
age.
5. BENEDICT, ia, Jeweler, 697 Broadway, n. Y.
Qaly)--Cured of terrible Hay Fever.
REV. c. j. JONES, New Brighton, s. l." Worth
ten times the cost"
REV GEO. A. RIES, 100 Jay street, Brooklyn
at has restored me to ministerial labors."
REV. ALIEN. FREESE Cairo, n. Y-''It has worked
wonders in six cases in my parish.
DR.. R. G. DURKTN, Dentist, 351 Sixth avenue,
N Y.-Curcd of Catarrhal Influenza.
MILE AIMEE, Opera Prma Donna, Catarrhal
Bronchitis: " Great benefit from its use."
MRS. EMMAC. HowES, 80 W. Washington Square,
n. Y-Cafarrii 80 years Cured by pack
ages.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
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DIR, WEI DE MEYERS PAMPHLET,
with the most remarkable testimonials on record,
DEWEY Il CO., 46 Dey street, n. Y. or By Drug
gists The CUEE Is DELIVERED at 81 so
package. Think of a REA5 CURE for an OBJ
stinate disease at this trng cost [f71or3pomSTuTh
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

X. of t., Unity Lodge, to night
Funeral notice to Pioneers.
* of H., California Lodge, to-night-special'
Wanted-A carpenter.
Trustees Observation-Disclosures District No. 317
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-24

FINE American and foreign pocket-cutlery
at Mechanics Store. .
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-24

HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G.. W. Chesley, agent
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RustpsBs Advertisements,

Bell & COOL paintings.
d. J. Simmons & Co.-Real estate.
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WHEAT-Sosc for July.
BAcoS-S7 for short rib sic
PoRK-Sl1 81 for July.
LARD-S6 30 for July.
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s- Don't fail 10 embrace this rare OPP
partgnify 10 get cheap goods.
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We WoN'r SAY, Throw it away" for that
is against our ideas of economy; but we do
say, " Put it away, and buy yourself some
thing that Is rev. neat, stylish, fancy and
fashionable in either a straw, felt or beaver
hat. Get something to match your suit and a
shape that will please you as well, and buy it
at Mechanics Store, where goods are bought
of manufacturers only, and sold at one price
strictly"