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nENTIST.-REMovED TO QUINNSREA
Building, corner Fourth and streets) 5S2YD
Artificial Teeth Inserted on all bases. Improved
U1uid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extrac-
tion OF Teeth o24-u
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Making distinct action this
THOROUGHLY put
NATURAL AN INQUIRY, people
who profess the faith and apply little that analysis which
confined chemical element but by others would find
if directed towards their business.
undertakings
be careful to 1 HARMONY WITH THE
A1 AIM M N " E e % Ps that he, So
claiming
popular patronage, calculated
THESE MERops we No AND THTY Will FIND No
SHELTER IN OUR BUSINESS
SLIP OF SAIL
DESPISE THAT STYLE popular in Pwnshos which
the customer buy before the Salesman his efforts
finding certain goods and badly handled percentage
the profits the credit Of the Salesman who sells them What better incentive
done hour in the day by Houses catering for public favor
day the Merchant
the selling
being that Statesmen shifted
frequently indeed
TO crown AWht be expected from smgloyes
bety the public confidence has already
employers
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DENTISTRY.
pas. BREwER Is s0UTHWORTI,

" ENTiSTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF era
Seventh and streets, in Bryte's new T-feE
building up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
TnlG-Iplml
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m. m. PIgssoy,

IN ENLIST, 4I5 STREET, BETWEEN EES
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- Slifft-c
hcal Teeth inserted on Cold VukaDite and al. bases.
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction of Teeth. nl4-lm
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Dental DEPOT:

essze. MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. SIXTH GKa
5f3fTN and X streets. SHYTC
W. o. THRAILKILL, d. d. S.. Editor and Publisher
of the Dental JGirus, Mouthly Journal OF Dental
Science. o2I-lpu
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FoR THE CoUcHs AND Colds now srevail7
ing, Hammers Glycerole of Tar "a q specihc.
nAMxEs's csscARA sAoRADA B1syzsss ysss fsr @ haeltua
construction.
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Libel Suit Endcd-Yeriict of Not Guilty
NOT known in Oakland

San FRANCISCO, November 17th.-For
several days past the libel suit of Rodman M.
Price against Squire P. Dewey has been in
progress in the Superior Court. The charge
rested on the publication of card by Dewey
in the Alta, in which he refers to the New
Jersey equity reports as showing that Price
had swindled his own mother, sister and
children out of their share of his fathers
estate. To-day the case was given to the
jury, which. after short absence, rendered
verdict of not guilty, and the case was dis
missed.
The Oakland Tribune this evening says,
regarding the report from Philadelphia of
the sudden death there of Horace Morrill,, a
such person is known in Oakland.
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"a - To SEE EEE!

Cheyiot Suits light color and fancy stripes handsome
and She the latest fashion
Extra Fine Dark CASHMERE sack broadway
AIwool Cashmere English Walking
Small DARK Pald sack button faonable
sos 90
Black Doeskn and Beaver Suits
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
j, B. KLUNE.

fLate with wacbhorst, and successor to Floberg.)
-vATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, .c,
w No. go street, between Second and gNSs,
47bIrd Dealer In Watches, Clocks, Silver SO
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its 9s,,4
branches speciality. under MIX FLobEhG.
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WILLIAM II. MILES

(I.ate with EIOberRL
AYo. 1870 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, <rp
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer &ST5S
nd Dealer In watches, Snverware. Jewelry, e. n
etc. Repairing speciality, under Robert sss.s5a
Marsh, All country orders promptly attended TO-
[ss9-lptfl
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s: 5: I'm O:v:E:R:C:O:A:7: IS 3


We of at
AN ITEM FOR EXTRA LARGE MEN:]
Chinchi1a
wear.
Brown Twied Back, Cashmere rage
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW!
THE sURTOUT OvERCoAT, and hnd
somely trimmed
stylish $50 90
Black Chnchla Overcoat cloth lined
Style hand
garment for business dress
lining eleeantan and for DresOv 90
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RANCH FOR SAL E,
AT A BARGAIN.

gVyHE wELL-KHowN SAULSB URYg39s
RANCH, on line OF S. v. r. r., contain NaTSS
ing $50 acres. A failure Of crop has never -<A-
been known upon the place. Tie soil is deep, and
of sandy loan character produces from % to S5
bushels OF wheat aud so to IS bushels Of barley to
the acre. Terms made satisfactory. Apply to
sWEETsER & ALsIP,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents. No. 1o15 Fourth
st., between and X. Sacramento. nl41mlp
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-L--ssa So - = C . 7

We have largest and most complete line ever placed on our counters
We offer Excellent Business Suits for SS So 50 ,5,
$le, Sl1, Sl1 so and Si2.
We would call particular attention to the following
line OF Brown Fancy Cheviot Sack Suits (very
neat and styGsh) S12 so
SS we CONSIDER this line one OF our best values eve will
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COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN.
HARE AND HOUNDS AT MERGED.
Interesting Meeting Of the Pioneer cours-
ing Club
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Flood Still Testifying in the Great
Bonanza Case.
SURVEYS AND soUNDIRcs 0NTHE OREGON COAST
Railroad Imploye Instantly Killed by an
Engine at Rocklin.
uRvEYs AND soUNDIKcs oNTHE OREGON COAST
Railroad Imploye Instantly Killed by al
Engine at Rocklin.
CALIFORNIA.
The Bonanza suit-RI0od still Telling
what He DOnf Knew.

The Bonanza sult-PI0od still Telling
what He Don't Knew.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 17th.-J. C.
Flood was to-day examined as witness be.
fore Notary Public in the case of Burke VS..
Flood ct al, the testimony as resumed being
The checks given by Con. Virginia to the Pa
cihc Mill Company were paid to him, and the
amount entered on Flood & O'Brien's books,
Gayer, the book-keeper, keeping the ac-
counts; Fair, as Superintendent Of the Con.
Virginia, signed the drafts in favor of the
mill company for working the ores, and some.
times Msckay also; the mill company kept
no bank account in San Francisco, but did
in Virginia City. at the Bank of California
and at the agency of the Nevada Bank ;
could not say that the Pacific Mill Company
had sold bullion to the Carson Mint !; the
bullion sent by it to the Nevada Bank was
sold, and account of sales made to Gsyer,
and sometimes to Mackay and Fair; don't
know who first suggested Incorporating the
mill company; it was organized to mill Con.
Virginia and other ores, but has milled some
for Crown Point and Hale & Noreross the
accounts here were all kept on Flood &
O'Brien's books, Mackay and Fair having a
large interest. The Notary here required
MIR. Flood TO produce those books and ac-
counts for examination, but met with a re-
fusal. Application will be made for an order
of the Court to produce them. Flood stated
that Elder was head assayer for Con- Vir-
ginia, and Lowell is now Secretary of the
Pacific Mill ComDany at VIRGINIA Citv
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SHIRTS.

ACRAMENTo SHIRT FACTORY, No. 500 X
st eet-Fine white imported cheviot and per-
ale shirts underwear etc, to order at store prices
Fits guaranteed. -n nIZ-lplm
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Death OF Judre CoMIes.

SAN Francisco, November 17th-Samuel
Cowles, President of the San Francisco
Savings Union, and formerly County Judge,
died to-day.
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FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.

Hood Still Testifying in the Great
Bonanza Case.
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Should fail to while
RECEIVED ment the following:
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COAST DISPATCHES.

SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION
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Ris oNEY TO loan ON REAL ESTATE AT A
NA low rate OF interest, by BUHI.. o30-1ptf

INoR sALE-MoUNTAIN FARM, 800 80.
Il Acres thirty miles from Sacramento, in ~
Fl Dorado county A good Dwelling, two -9s-s
Large Barns Blacksmith Shop and buildings,
Orchard and Vineyard $50 acres tilable and 2l0
wood land and pasture failing springs Of
pure water Ali under good fence. Price lew.
Apply 10 A. LEONARD, No. 1912 Fourth street.
f2Q1 m
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HARE AND HOUNDS AT MERGED.

Interesting Meeting Of the Pioneer Cours-
ing Club.
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VNO LET-AT NATHAN'S BUILDING, CORNER
Seventh and | streets, PLEASANT UN
FURNISHED ROOMS, singls en- suite. Also,
FURNISHED ROOMS TB. C.I o26-tf
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PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Company.
WEN. H. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication once, Third ST., bet. J and X.
THE DAILY RECORD.UNvog

eents line for each insertion
Advertisements Of Situations Wanted Houses TO Let,
society Meetings etc, of FIVE LINES OR LESS, viii be
inserted In the DAILY RzCoRD-UaIoN as follows:
Sne ene. ~ oenta
contd
oao NccA 10 cou0
seven words 70 constitute line.
, 1880-02-04

Ml1SSACl1U6E IL u
MIs noCTwEi.1.'s ENERGETIC wonH-11ts cox-
T1:M1-r Fols REPUBLICANS WHO OPPOSE
CHANT.
St,p FORK Tribune. Etb. l.
An ex-Co,gresstnu1 from Massachusetts
anld TO Il Tribune rernrter yesterday tint tho
Grant movement IL still strong III That State
md IL led by able politicians WIN aru conf
dent Of carrying the Stnte Convention, a,ltl
thus securing the delegation to Chicago.
"Gov. Boutwell, Is ut tho llcnl Ut the move
1ncnt," l,e Bald. "13outwell Is very uctiye
nna outspoke'l. l lta.l IL tulk with lin the
other .lny. liz declared TINT tho patriotism,
OF the country, tic rank ani lio Of tho lse-
publican party, the churches, a,li tic b,tsI-
ness of the country NIL demanded Gra,it's
posing Grants nomination rs handful Ut
ti!lettAntes who wantt1 dictate to tho party
i. ,'l.tt them go,' i: sali, IL
they let the great, maj0Ftty OF the party ,snle
its course.' lie declared that llu woull ral!!-
submit to tic dErtatlon of scratclcrs l'olters,
alll Gerlti,ll1s. llc believes tint II WI la,st
tho next election by these clrlne,Its Smuggling
ntf, w shall l!avu u strong, healthy lMrty
Tint will grow III, t. power III four yrnrs By
ness q the Democrats. OF ct'ilrse, lo aud
tho other Grant nn'1l do mt npprchcld DE-
tcat. They tnlk tl!is way tn stlHw THO anti
Grnnt penIle that they nro nut ntrn[tl Of them,
and mean to NY no attention to their argu-
"Are t;cn. GRANTS frlcnls Iii AfassaclIll-
seltA bestirr!ng tlieIastlvrs:"
"They arc 1iinell nI0re active thau tho 0tEl-
CT side. hear they are l'lAnnlng soltle sart
!tlluer, ut which speeches will bc matlc III Ills
bGllnIf"
, 1880-02-04

INTERVIEW WITH 4 ifA1EE DEMoc1s.Sr.
William Henry Clifford, Of Portland, Me-, 4
man well known In l,is section az n 1,cnlo-
cratic politician, was at tho Grand Paclflo
last evening, where Tn1nuSE reporter Ind
brief Mlk with hin. 1fc stated that It WAS
hard tn tell whether eittnr the tho pen,t,-
crntft Or Republican parties would gain my
strength Or derive any !,cncft. from tile IT.
ce',t attempt BY the Fusion party to stcal the
State. SO fur as sn1ne Of tho Democrats wcro
concerned the old hnrtl-morey class--t!ley
sletlnrttl The nrttollof finrcelnn mid scruwtf,
ninl looked upon his ngtioi NJ Illegal and ur.
bayar'! and ridden, while .rhurnnn lind quito
q bAGklhg for tho UgInHcrutf. Presidential
nominntiun: S0 far ns tic FusIunlsts wero
concerned, 1t was hnrtl to tell wtlat tllclr ft-
ure movements would be. They werc ut
present all at sen.
, 1880-02-04
DELAWARE.
1tErun1.lCAN HOPES POI: sUccEss-AN Ep.
FO1ET TO lie MADE.
NJ

TEPUDT.iCAN HOPES Poi. S{CCEs9-Ay EY.
Fu1.r 70 lie Made.
Ntw Iprk 7Yuv..
s1 M,.ITIox, pe';' Jan l t the Rspu
.'ns ..."'..., ~ ''ei'Hs t'le 1"li eo1oiea
st1eilgtll. cn'i All Nc daall'lea 10 vnte III No
vcilbcr By assessment now and payment Ut
S,ntn ,unv cnat p,ru,;ao ~, aIo,t,,. % '"t nv, ,o
s.a.,amt s >iIs ,",,,"s u",'. 'aa'o'5 lno
1a''the't' ''o"c'et' ouRhe not 10 De t'lsuo
stronger tlia'l this. There Is a fighting
ytrn,,lly. Dcmnrrottc eycr si,cn f;ov C,n"on.
,.,s n,HotoJ 30 rT,,;,,, .,'"., T.. ..,., ''.
.,,"s .t'.t ~. 10 up,I '.,'''' ~ !so., eSeeps
'sl"l, a'tlef tte denofa'lzaGton Or tile lireesey
nomination, Zen. Grant received Its Elect
, 1880-02-04
rIIE ll0OMEItS' I'KnHnA

Rnsttst 1tso,itL IN rAs rkt.a1o 3tdhLns
Cor.,1,,11,,a. r.. Fri. a-l,enr,santatiye
Thorn NJ hsht2luln Couuty. who tank n
lpnt]ins, uosf,fnn IN the ,nnyencnt whtcl,
,,I,nai rn, cara,,1,f T., tt C,nnto In, ,,n,,,
F"se" uos. "s.e'' -. s'o ust.s'sf ,.u' ~"
"saa'aea wv el.tto l'a''.6c'hen1 u. u;e tohet-
i''ah interest," III o!i'o 80 'ar ~ te I.cglslatare
u co',cef''e1, WIN more e'lll'iislasla tha''
sagxetty. 1lo sase away tao chtlre pTogra'n
t !os uie Inauguration % o. e'elnlan oon'll ~
tnls e!ty last "eeK' leptesehtatiVa Ihofp
~ ~ An*1ous 10 SECURE !ns1phenen1 o! u'e
5het1nah laeeuna a'1'l ulo members of ilso
Leg'slatata return iron. the'r 1ek,iiaF
, 1880-02-04

fI,,o,a ,,,t,t n, .,,.. -. a.. {,..,-.,
s1.., nn.aeo WI oe eIosei' ny tho CONGRESSIONAL
Districts iii their local conventions, nil
cxnrrssion, a ,nah,rttv NJ tho ,,clar,toe vii n
in ,lou,'t Ia ~ an-,n,n h,,t t,"t,' f,,a;na w.
NM, ErSut ~ ;ii ,rai,ni, ". o,.n s i,,, n'.u su.
@ rters bcra m uf19 f1y otycyaS r'n ~ sung strnn,- s
cifort ,nat,e IT, tia fs,en,is ~ ~ ssrronE snE
hatfnt ~ sst ris h, ,,,,,nt M i III, H 4ld i.iht
hi,n a. II the s" :,t,., ,ht 1s .n!iGn w oe oue "
"WIat IN H. Um non.n E'ttta IL nha tht,r ,,,,n,
, 1880-02-04

HFstAA"ahA* AsthAb@
Neo York 7rtb.as t!I14t"e Urs,H'.
Tie Essex County, Now jersey, Republican
CouImllteo held It's first mcc,Iur fur 1880 Mt
Newark yesterday {Feb: y, Will n large Ut
tontancc. The Committee represents every
scctio'' Of the county. nnti n Republican vote
Of about Il, 900 IN II Nntional contest out Ut a
,"!a' ", .s' VI ,o"J ". s'"r ~, sn IT, us
Mel" Win cioSett aoo's. - At!ee u.e ttallsAc-
tlon Of routine business. i. I. Quinn offered
i,t.oirr,i, TGnt II IL In III, xcuse II, III. fam,
,nitco :siient 70 nHinatS ] u,,y pogs, s Iif!, fsr
tis ofleo of pwsilcnt of tic United states TOR M i
thlr!I turn.
The resolution was u1,au,lo1,nccd a,ld un-
exlrctsI to i largu ,u1.iDrity II Inc Gnnn,it-
tee, alpi protraoted tfsclssl0l, cIls,,ctl uuoIl
It, nearly every nlc1,lbur ,NukluE sums rg.
i,iurks. Mr. Quinn aivnrnfIM l,is r"st'i,tfnn
III u s,eecil Of ylcUr. ,,n.iIrtimp lint liza
sentiment Of tho inei, ii FssTx yyn,,I,, he
fouid On elcctioi,Ilay 10 Gv totally on. ~
, 1880-02-04

o secure a= Oppression Of opinion on tho
.j!,,sE,o smnjs,st, Es County, having the largest
!. questions }or years, wifi, tho members of th6
Coinmltttet think, lave d strong influence m
tho other SECTIONS, particularly In Southern
!, Mew IG;rsey, w.efe tlie published utteralcrs
strongly lii favor Of james q. Blaine.
, 1880-02-04

TIE IErCli1.iCAS HTATE CONVENTION.
Special Dtsputeh to 7hs Chteaqo Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 3-The Republican
State Convention to elect Delegates to tic
National Convention, alld to nominate ca'ltli-
dates fur ELECTORS, will la callet1 III Il few
ison alN,ut the 1st Of Maya few days ear:
llcr Or later.
, 1880-02-04


t'on. As is the custom In Pennsylvania, six
Congressional Districts hive partially chosen
tllelr dclegates Il, the National Convention,
naming ten men In nit. Three Of these arc
| CameronfalIs. mid thu others nre understood
u be for 1}'nlne. It Is asserted on good
authority That the State Convention, by
Ca'ncron's orders, will disregard tho I}latne
nominations entirely, and approve the
others. "We intclH 10 have It known,n
said a Cnmeronian lieutenant, that tho
Slate Convention Is the only power In tl,is
Statc tlat can Issue credentials to tie Na-
tionaI Convention" This scIlcInc, II carried
nut, would make the delegation of re,l,lsyl-
sania ut Chicago solid for Nrant, fifty-efght
strong, and wOtt1d prevent my bolts, such ~
TINT which Atc1'hetson headed ut Cincinnati.
CONVERSATIONS TONIGHT WITH LEADING
iliAiSE MEN,
including ono VINO was blaine deieg7'te
from t!'is state TO tho Cincinnati Convention,
indicate uiat the submission D Ca1neroI! viii
Dc complete. lilo blaine inei' sav 1t Is their
policy 10 provoke ho bitter antaKnnisin, but
70 prt'1notc harmony antl good Will within
| the raFty, 50 that when ten. Grant ceases b
be candidate, a'ld they believe he Will ln
ont OF the way before June Blaine will be
tie SECOND choice Ut Pennsylvania. liz will
then reap tho benefit Of the unit
r,,lr II Ia an1d +hn ,r1oo -
tsa u,'' .,n,, ~ s j., Sa'o ao plice vi
| cron TINT u,b delegates already chosen
by Cnnvrcssiono, Districts s],oif int lx, ,fls.
t,,r.nd. Co,nrrnn tI,rrnt,ns. If l,r ia one,,iv
antaron,zcI in tho ft,nycnt;on IN xn,sl, I'm
D'n,nc slnto from Inn tn hotton,, Astt ts ti,o
DIaiur men cxncct 10 have Il n,t,nhcr NJ ron.
resentutIycs In the de,ppn.ton to cltcoen.
| They base tloIr hous of TIC defeat Of t;rnnt
, 1880-02-04
PRESIDENTIAL.
The Cameron Clan Conceded
to Be in the Lead at
Harrisburg.
Grant to Be Insisted On
and the. Unit Rule
Adopted.
B1aine's Followers Sure Therc'lI
BE Il Change Of Senti.
mcnt Before June,
And that Their Favorit Will
Be Put Forward at
Chicago.
They Insist Upon the Old Pennsyl-
vania Plan Of: Instructing
Delegates,
Which the Grant Element viii Endeaur
to 0verturn In To.0ay's Con.
vention.
Ohio On the Great Question
Gen. Grant and the Ger
mans.
Boutwell, Working for Him in
Massachusetts = New Jer-
soy Antf-Thirtl Term.
Washburne Repudiates an Interview
Edward Everett Hale Fish.
ing for Opinions.
Ohio on the Great Question
Gen. Grant and the Ger
mans.
Boutwell, Working for Him in
Massachusetts - New Jer-
sey Anti-Third Term.
Washburne Repudiates an Interview
Edward Everett Hale Fish.
ing for Opinions.
PENNSYLVANIA.
CAMEI.oS'A OlUwiNu STRENGTH.

1Jtrp,aY,,,.,n IN Enf 3-.rlIn Nttn1atI
11m,v. ,v,l1ticni ,eo',n,,orterx fnr nil foctiona
is tlron.reJ to.nIult: and cn,,r,,siny IL arinr
M M A Ifvrlv rntn. It,hn 1tays nj Cnn1mr-
tn,ul Co,;,ty sa,J tn IN, n r,.latiye of I3lnIno.
Inv oranp,, u nnrlor for tho H]nIuo ,,,rr. WIN
],uye h,.1, xc,1, ontl rao,stpr1i M rt,n NJ they
arrived. On tho tloor aiMy.. him Srcretnry of
Statc Onnv. comcro,,,s rfrft -hnnd man, l,ns
mn of,,cr, ,rhrro ts nnnch mira activity Mt
tho Htntne ronns thou Mt lin {,a,pero1, n,,nr-
trrs. Int Mi tI,e ctYcctIyo wt,rk IL dam nt TIM
inttnr. Inn fo,nrrn,, Inns hocn olont fho
Lotel during tho inv. lie IN eaIu,
nu,l 1,nnrnrtrnh.,, Int cn,,i,ttrnt nnd .crnno,
The Hlainn forccs ,re ti,yludllm, rather than
cai,,jnr groInd. Cameron Ina liza Co,,:
yentton Already st, w0lt In lIu,d TINT lte ia
now only mclitutlug what l,c shall do wifi,
II.
Only forty-scycn tlc,cgatcs, out of totalof
go, arc positively Instructed for Blaine. n,,tl
ltot more than thirty others nre under iu,-
plte,l Instructions, liuy1ug been sent by com
yuntitIDs tlut n41outn,t resolutions fnyorn1,1n
t0 Blaine. Uf these hitter. nnny will 70 over
Ills OVERWHELMING powell
tn effect n combination N, the tornl Ticket. m
TINT 1t will bu surprising II ,noro tbun tjfty
ae!e!'''.es-olleh1th o1 t'lo cohvel't'on-i1ol'!
o"t 10 tno e'i1' Vne u tne iha'h sources ot
eaFlsroirs strength Is tlio manner OF choos"
Ing otate conventions III l'ennsSIvai''a. Iho
fcpEesc'1a1aoii Is lot oaseu OIL tle ltcp'abllca'i
sote, ont ola tae Legislative appoft!ohlltent.
Eacl' Representative altl Senatorial district
IL a'ao"ea one aelesate' .lhefo aro 2ol Hel-
ieseh1a'iVcs AMI ~ SENATORS Ill INC I1ce's't-
tnfe' a''1 t,e full strength or" stats coiver-
tioh u ~. This p!all works we'll 1T
tho Kepnb'icaai dlstflcts, bnt It Ri'es
tno managers MI nnsluo' advantage III
tue democratic districts. Herks County, for
Instance, lias one Senatorial anl six Repre-
sentative. delegates. II Is Democratic by
:lt0o majorlty, aud cyMer rGpresents It IN
Congress; but, though tho ltepublicans tn
tho county nro In lnl,tnrlty, there are Il cer-
tnin class Ut offices within tic gift Of tho
party which arc distributed exclusively,
among tho supporters Ut Cameron. lilo
therefore. controls tho delegation from this
, 1880-02-04
LEADERS OF POPULAR PRICES.
Madison and PeOria-sts.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.


No. > E*sT WAaiiISdroS sTnEET.,
seaa prooo.o, G,Sn Il 'Sys. IT, v 5ennnty c5n1 II
ss!eeS = u: Tn.lsday. Nv g! ta!siah!..s sno
ualted E,asss % ARMY, deysr st sush plssSs il i'll;
etsx n7d q dmay9o rc9HireA y,s: o ,,,,, ,.n,
picked, fl rgundhoupcd barrels, full hcnd-llnod
.xsii pounds n!cs. prime, In double .acks, or In
Gon!nbun's i,ntent scn!nuns barra+.
~ pounds tugnr "C' " 10 Ircs. full hcnd-llned,
1aS pounds Ha't anc. in .fult hcad-lIncd bazrols
daaSa t ot beea S1oseo 10 ths veatoF' os tn
Ionsis saets to be r,ldo .wtilea cotton and out
s1s Ss% q uash aa IL ao1 70
~s1Thts, 5;t5 ,l',,p in 9po1na a 1oxss @ @stIatpca
tha psr eat rcsl u'' 10 u rss rS' f4o essa
a4nltoIat!!ss. N tu.ponnd Guxss, str,ppel.
stAndaI1 satnpea of Tho abuye arlgps can bo soen
~ pounds Hops l.pound packages, l2-pound boxes.
za zS1 sa.s Jelly: cprrant "cal'forna."
5 6silk 6spu.ilo" ksss i'isEcs Cucumber"
packed lai. . es,ss str'ppsd stpsd.'''
paskcd'tn 7z.nonnd encs, strnj,ied. N D~~s-'
n 2 !' po%Hs Starch slauMlry. IN l-pouud pactnzos
pIHsly r!9d tla ends And 90 ths,roaxhi; nailed e1
sovs aee ~s u m "1 oa
oecrehAed, NJ maT GO requIEc ut tho tR0 Of Opcsl-
Aetna, tare nt tho tima Ut delivery is required and
e., .ann a1r % H. wiS punt bo In thu 'ory
ifosassIs wi b. rcce.ss S@nject to thc usaa1 con,
dlH!ittn., A,1d must ho accompanied b. naniplcs.
n!stsH shs ~ Si nTpl!e@tisn @ M ol.,es. w :. '
AfnIhr ntIS II a.
, 1880-02-04

Ex-M1aIsrER wAsAnciNg's nEs1AL-
NEW YnAx, Ja,a., po.--Ip lte Editor " tho:
Nelp: York Herald: My attention WAS cnllut :.
Just syenlug to what puspotled 10 lp ~ 1n-
, 1880-02-04

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
HAlrrronp,. Feb. a-rhe Republican. Statc
Convention for elccting Delegates tn thu Nd
ttonnl Convention will be llcl.l ut New Haven
iurtl !.
, 1880-02-04

Tho undorHigned, In continuing tho bAsIn0sa lorr.
tofOro conducted By ALLEN ELLIS would tluroby
return his thanks fer tho patronage tlsEctU!ors
tended to tile old tiru, and respectfully requests a
continuance Of tho sn1ne.
For tho present MF Ellis wilt continue In charge Of
tho business In Chicago.
z. ". ALLEN.
tMnnInnnft Jnnnnrx : 1nah
, 1880-02-04

St!eIaco(,s()iil
The Great German Remedy.
AN EDITOR.

PittAblsr. 1n.. Sept TO- lsip.-4t- Jacobs oil
lthenlhtisn, Of t'ls am convinced. Fur two yenrs
suffered With rheumatism In mr. Hft shoulder nnd
right arm. md last full Incapable Ut intending
u my dutcs a,'d ay many night unable to s.esl,
account ut terrible lsuas. fuW weeka ngu \ severn
attnck Ut tits troube struck inc, ind th!s tuu
c!ated tn trY tho IT. tncobs Oils must acknowledge
With but lltlo cunHdenco III itA merits. freely coll.
fcsa that the fusult ha& cunipletGy nssonlsh1d
Tho ttrst application rultevcd tho pain vory nater-
a1ty, Ind tho continued use Ut uuty butles has
completely uurcd Of Hlts chronic evil, md u1Mt
after tho must oMnemt physicians AMI thoir prcsc.p.
tuns bud beun Ut no nvu. therefore consider II u
duly t0 publish tho Abuye for tho bcnet If I'LL suur-
With lihGuMatsm nyd ktMdred complaints.
@. i. nEfi.MAHS,
Edltur f)aliy IscpublIcan.
Tho Great Eerman ltencly, ut. JACOBS OIL.
cUsts u ccnts sti!c. Asii IN sa by Druggists ani
Dpnle.n III Metcl:u everywhere.
IT CURES. T'1ty TT,
4. vOtaEI.E1t <. Co. linltt,nnrc. sSi.