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GENERAL, NOTICES.

There are many perfumes which, when
applied to the handkerchief, have vers agreeable
odnr for few moments and then die away, leaving
only a sickly, disagree cable smell, Not so with
MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER; tie
longer it is exposed the dehcate and delightful
becomes its rich aroma. 1ylS1t
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Mysterious Trasedy-TwO Boys Found
Murdered In Mcndecino County,

UKIAH, July 12tb.-On the road leading
from Potter valley to Little Lake, west Of
the ranch of Ruben Cave about three miles,
NJ. Gardner, son of Constable Gardner, of
Willib. aged IL years, and II. Fitch. son of
J. B. Fitch, now employed on the Meadociao
Beacon, aged IL years, were found dead yes
terday-one shot through the head, the other
through the heart. There was no difficulty
between the boys, and suspicion now points
to murder. 1t is rumored that the track of
man was found leading from Little Lake
and near the boys, and for some distance
hact
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AUCTION . Al II
r z AL e ST ATE
sHEnBURN d SMITH. ..AUCTIOsEERs.
on
WEDNESDAY. JULY 81, 1880,

nN THE PREMISES. SOUTHWEST CORNER
- Fifteenth and streets. We will sell the
north quarter of Lot l. and the west 10 feet of the
north quarter of Lot 2 being 40 feet on Fifteenth
street and go feet on d street together with the
two story Double House. one-haf of which is hard
finished Sale made on account of depar ure For
terms and further particulars, apply to SHEh-
BURN 4 SMITH. Auetione rs 323 street. Jyl3-St
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The moral of such catastrophes as the
wreck of the Princess Alice is that when
people are able to swim little in
other words, if they are only able to keep
themselves ailoat = they multiply their
chances of life hundredfold when sud
denly precipitatcd into the water.
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cases az Seminal Weakness, Loss OF yigor, Noe.
.urnal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physi
cal Debility and all that class OF complaints arising
from Excess, Indiscretion or Abuse The old md IN
Young safeguard and protection. Dr. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debitated
from whatever cause to their pristine v1gor. Price,
% so per bottle Sent C. o. d. by express to any
address secure from observation. Address all orders
to A. McBoYLE S CO.. Druggists, P. O. Box l,s52,
San Francisco. m4-3m
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WORT, a rhousard Dollars (.

Every child born into miy is Thought TO be
worth g q thousand dollars to the parents. Why
then should they not he cared for from infancy to
maturity? Keep the mouth and teeth right by
SoZoDONT, and yon start them right. jys-StThSTu
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UNITED STATES DEPosrrARx.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

NETANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing hotels Private Families and Farmers with Help,
Free OF Charge to employers. HOUSTON & CO..
one door south OF Fourth and streets, Sacra-
nenfn cit1 i1l3-1ptf
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An Irish gentleman, seeing boy driving
COW backward and forward through a
gap in his lthe gentleman's) hedge, asked
him what he was about. The lad
answered Teaching the COW to get her
own living.
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NJ ARRlEO.

SACRAMENTO, July 11-By Rev. D. ID. Hart, Charles
Rood to Martha Dickson, both of this city
Chico, July &c b. Swain to Jenny Hiekok.
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BORN.
DIED..

Woodbridge, July u-Wlfe OF Felix Huot, son.
Redwood. June 25-Wife of w. j. Wilcox, a son.
Chico, July S-Wife of C. W. Dorm. a son.
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SACRAMENTO SEMINARY,

STREET, BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEV-
cd enth, Sacramento, California-airs. Hermon
Perry, having associated with her Professor 7. N.
Wells and wife, expert need and success III teachers
from he kast, axes pleasure in announcing that
the Seminary viii reopen, with full corps of teach
S, August ., 1880. a complete course t study is
so arranged that opportunities for education in any
grade or department are here afforded In addition
to she usual full course of study Normal Depart
ment is added, for the benefit of those who may
wish to prepare themselves Tor teaching. Pleasant
and commodols rooms hav recently been fitted up
on the Seminary grounds for the accommodation OF
the Juvenile Department. The Quincy System will
be practiced in all the departments of the Semi ary
Address the Principals for particulars. jy1S4plm
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WASHINGTON TERKIroRY.
GOV Elcct.en-Census Returns

SEATTLE, July 12th.-In the city election
to-day, l. F. Smith was chosen for Mayor,
J. IA. McGraw for Marshal, w. nj. Rasin,
George w. Stetson, w. A. Jennings, Charles
Mcdonald, John Collins. John Nation and
M. Densmore for Councilmen. The election
passed off quietly, though several offices were
warmly contested.
The footing up on the census returns show
the suburbs, of nearly 5000. and the total
population of the county of King, 6,996.
wreck Sold--Municipai Election.
PoRT TOWNSEND, July 12th.-The hull and
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a NEW OPERA.-0peratic composers,
having taken for their librettos everything
upon the earth and under the earth, are
now driven to the upper world for subjects,
and Signor Boito, the Italian composer,
whose opera Meiistoiele' has had such
great success in Italy, has gone further
than any other composer in venturine upon
ground usually considered as solely in the
province of the priest. The opera is to be
shortly produced by Mr.. Mapleson in Lon
don. The music is charming in melody
and very original. The opera cannot,
however. be played as it was in Italy, for
it opens with the prologue in heaven, which
IS the commencement of Goethe's poem.
and in the opera the composer even
more than the poet deals with
sacred subjects, which would never be
permitted on the English stage For exam
pie, representation OF Heaven, according
to operate ideas, would excite the strong
est condemnation from an English public, If
as in Italy we not only saw
angels and archangels frisking about
the stage, but also heard the
voice of the Almighty giving the devil
permission to try the fidelity of Faust.
As represented abroad the scene was one
of the most extraordinary ever placed upon
the stage. Esprit of the Times, New
York.
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nEALER IN ALL KINDS OF NEW AND
Second-han Furni ure, Household Furniture,
exc Buys and Sells Furniture, Horses Wagons,
Harness, etc Consignment respectfully solicited
and liberal adyancements made on the same. Quick
and correct returns of sales guaranteed cut
d or sales specially. References given. MR. L.
BELL the well known auctioneer, viii renal with
the house as auctoneer. GyI31m] NJ. PFLUG.
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PIKE & YOUNG,

NyARRIAGE MANUFACTUR- ,r~,, =
ers, corner Of Fourth and asssss<stSs
& streets Sacramento, have ON tssSs-5SSs
land the largest assortment OF &S5ZSAAseZZ -
Carriages Wagons and Buggie5 to be found In Sacra
,,antsl rriicl .ev will sell ST verv low rites ul34p
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MONEY TO LOAN.

vyyBE SACRAMENTO BANK HAS MONEY TO
loan, in sums of ten thousand dollars and
under, at lowest current rates, upon improved real
estate.
ar All communications addressed to the SACRA.
MENTo BANK viii receive prompt attention.
iulS-2t,lm
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sTEINNAY & SONS PIANOS

4 HEYMAN, SOLE AGENT, .Sxzs<-
"a street, bet. Sixth and Seventh, &fSEsEs 1
opposite Courthouse. PIANOS TON " 81 CT
LET. Pianos sold on instalments.
iva. 2ri IN,
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Redwood City has night-blooming
scereus in flower
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Merahers or the BRITISH Mu1nal ncnef
THE MlDsiIMMER ClASS

rs PROVING TO BE ONE OF THE LARGEST
and finest of the season. Meets Tuesday and
Thursday evenings at o'clock. Come tonight.
iyl3 II j. L. SKINNER
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The bicycle has firmly established itself
in the public mind as a form of cheap and
convenient travelling, combined with adj
mirable exercise, but attended also with a
certain degree of risk, for which its
"showiness does not altogether compen-
safe
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
special conelave of sacramento !:

Special COnclave OF Sacramento +
Commandery, No. . Knights Templar, .tEfSX~
will be held at the Asylum, Masonic 8$8
Temble Sacramento, THIS (Tuesday) II
EVENING, july IS, 1850, for the purpose LNN
OF receiving the r. L. BRUCE B. LEE, 1raud
Commander OF California, and the niennial Com
mittee, who viii explain to the Sir Knights every
thing connected with the excursion to Chicago. A
prompt attendance is arnesty requested sojOurn-
ing Knights are courteously invited TO attend. BY
order WM. NJ. PkTRIE, L. c.
Attest: ". B. DAVIS. Recorder. visit
stated meeting of Concord t"d2e, q
No. III, +. and A. NJ, This Uuesday) IN
EVENING, july 18th, at s o'clock. Visiting x *
brethren are cordially invited. By order Of "
W. h. JONES, W. NJ
W. H. HEvESER, Secretary. jylS-1t
Members OF The British Mutual Benefit
and Social Society.-The regular meeting will be
held THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at o'clock. In
stallation of officers. Let every member attend.
HENRY LoNGTON, President.
j. II. MERRALH. Secretary jylSlt
oST-AT wALSH'S STATION, AGA
Il 4 SUCkLING COLT, two and a half lSESIN
MOI tbs light bay, with dark name. ~
ANY person returning the Colt 10 CHARLES
S1UDARUS, Walshs Station, will be literally re-
warded jylS lwE
NToTICE IF YOU WANT TO BUY GOOD
IN farm or vineyard, or house and lot, call on
CARL STRoBEL, Commission Agent, 81 street.
Sacramento. He has the best in market at the most
asonable prices and terms. jy131w+
THE MIDSUMMER CLASS
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
ANOTHER MENDooINo TRAGEDY.

SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION.
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DIR. YAlLACE A. BREGGs
CAPITAL ALE VAULTS.

TTAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-
III dence to Dir. C. L. Simmons Building, ]
street, between Second and Third. Office hours:
10 0 A. NJ II A. NJ to . P NJ, and to P. N. iy12-tf
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MO. 9O2 ], AND zoos THIRD STREETS
IN Hot Lunch daily from II A. NJ. to l o'clock
P. 81. The Best OF Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
jy13-4p1m BOWERS & LONGABAUGH-
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Two Boys Of Eleven and Twelve Years
Found Murdered.
PASSENGERS FROM TIE EAST BY RAIL

Organization of the Arizona Central Rail
road Company Completed.
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NEW YORK, July 12th.--Beecher yester-
day, in sermon bidding his congregation
farewell before leaving for the White Noun.
tains, denied the story Of the New York pa
pers that he had abandoned the orthodox
faith, and announced himself believer in
the inspiration of the Bible, accepted the doc.
trines of the Trinity and the atonement, and
said: From out the subtleties and puerili-
ties Of medieval and modern theologians. l
believe in the sublime simplicity of the Apos-
ties creed,n which he repeated to his congre-
CATION. IF / am hereto, he continued,
l am hereto after the pattern of the early
Church y
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OMAHA, July 12th.-The following passen-
gers were on to days train, leaving at 12:l5
P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento July 10th !:
T. NJ. Lawler, George F. Sharp. San Fran
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN Me-

Preparations in Paris for the Great Cele
bTation.
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The Republican split in Minnesota.

CHICAGO, July 18th. The Times says The
Republican split in the First Congressional
District of Minnesota is generally deplored
by members of the party in that State.
Warder, the boilers candidate, would be ac-
ceptable to many Democrats, and as the dis
trict has a large Republican majority, it is
feared the Bourbons may indorse and elect
him over Dunnell. Efforts are making to
effect compromise. Possibly another Con-
yention will he called.
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SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION
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CHICAGO, July 12th.-The weather for the
past four days has been unusually warm, the
thermometer registering daily above 90' To-
day appears to be the warmest of the series,
and an occasional cooling breeze alone pre-
vents recurrence Of the numerous sun
strokes which characterized the heated season
two years ago. So far only six cases OF sun
stroke are reported, and but two of them
were fatal Comparatively cool nights have
prevented the usual serious consequence Of a
,,roloneed heated spell
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-14
Personal.

Joseph s. Woodruff, formerly ofs sHartford tory.
 E. s. Day, Esq, and Mrs. William Curtis of Colchester, set out Wednesday for trip to the Bermudas.
 Melissa Lane, of ColinsvilIe, was seventy seven years old April Sd, and many friends visited her and bestowed valuable gifts.
 R. E. Manross has withdrawn from his en- gsgement as basso of the Third church uuar. tette and has accepted similar engagement for the coming year at Trinity. The change takes effect May l.
 Thomas J. Blake, president of the Hartford board of fire commissioners, was on Monday evening presented with an elegant $250- gold watch, chain and charm from the officers and members of the Hartford fire department. The occasion was President Blake's birthday.
 John H. Benham, son of the late John H. Benham of Whitneyville, leaves tonight for Chicago, his place of residence. MT. Ben ham holds responsible position as inspector of the Pullman palace cars, his business call ing him to all portions of the country Mir. Benham during the war was an officer in the United States Infantry.
 Ava Bailey, a prominent man in Higga- mum, died recently. About year and half ago he commenced to complain of a severe pain in and near his right eye, and which finally resulted in cancer. His suferings were intense, and have been borne with re- markable Christian fortitude. He leaves 8 wife and eight children, all in comfortable circumstances. During married life of for ty-six years this is the first death which has occurred in the family. The funeral was largely attended from his late residence, Rev. O. l.. Mann conducting the ceremonies.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-14
Spring Fashions.

NIuLfeY's Opcning-A Matinee Concert. The annual opening of spring fashions al Malley's takes place tomorrow (Thursday) The great force at the establishment was very busy yesterday, and will be again to-day, making ready for the display. Busy times prevail and splendid exhibition as usual Is assured. A matinee concert by Wheeler & Wilson's band, Bridgeport, will be given. Mir. Malley, in order that his lady patrons while attending the exhibition may at the same time enjoy programme of select music, has ar ranged that the concert, usually given in the from 2:3O till 5. Wheeler & Wilson's band will no doubt highly entertain the immense thropgs which will attend MT. MaIley will introduce the latest choice spring novelties French, English and American-pecullar to each class of goods In his twenty-two depart ments. Following is the programme of music
 PART I.
 1. March, ''Flower Of the Morning. .HaInm 2. Selections from ''Macbeth". .Verd 8. Waltz, "Sweet Sixteen' n'.-.............W Wiegand 4. Polka Rondo, "Trippipg Thro the wi,aon
 Meaoo"s"
 
 l. overture-"Morning, Noon and Night. .suppe 2. oornst solo, "Cavatine": .Hasselmau 8. Selections from 'Ernani". .verd 4. Gslop, sour Friends" Catlir
 
 l. Alpine Echoes, "Ronantic Fantast." .Herfurtt 2. 'The Turksh Patrol" Coming and Going Michselis 8. Selection of Popular Melodies .Rollir sor 4. Galop, "The Raquet". Mre. Simons For Malley's column advertisement see fourth page.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-14
Board of Selectnen,
A Strike at the AImshOuse-Thc Town Farmer rResigns-mOre ImprOyementi
 

Strike at the AlmshOuse-The Town
 Farmer Resfgns-HIOre Improvements
 PrOpOsed-Other Matters.
 The regular weekly meeting of the Board of
 SeIectmen was held last evening. Present,
 Selectmen Andrew, (presiding,J Reynolds.
 Cooper, Feldman, Hugo, Hart and Crawford.
 Petitions for abatement of taxes from Will liam W. Mitchell on grand list of 1879, and
 on estate ofGeorge B. Rowe, were referred to ] committee on abatement of taxes. James Welch, who is clerk for the Regiss trar of Vital Statistics, appeared before the Board and asked that efforts be made to cor rect the stench from the water closet over the Registrars office, which he said was great nuisance.
 The matter of new floors at the old aims house was referred to the Town Agent with power to act.
 A committee of three, consisting of Select | men Andrew, Reynolds and Fieldman, were appointed to obtain estimates of the cost for l the plumbing and water closets at the | old almshouse building. The Town Agent was instructed to take necessary action in changing the Martin street line of fence to conform to the new roadway | around the almshouse buildings. A communication from the Town Clerk calling attention of the Board to the condition of some of the indexes in his office WAS re- ferred to Seleotnen Andrew and Hart to in- quire and report.
 The resignation of William E. Woodmansee as farmer at the town farm was accepted, and the Town Agent was empowered to employ another. MT. Woodmsnsee resigned because he deemed the pay insufficient. Selectman Hugo called attention of the Board to the necessity of another doctor for the outside poor, and proposed Dr. J. J. S.. Doherty, who was appointed for the balance of the year Adjourned
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-14
[ror Additional Local News see Eou rth Pass.l
LOCAL NEVIS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 The attention of boys is celied to an adver- tisement in another column for boy singers.
 The young ladies of the Whitneyville Con- gregational church are busily engaged pre- pairing to give concert.
 Room No. II Washington school, Miss M. Bradley teacher, has it's reception this (Wednesday) afternoon from 2 to o'clock.
 On Townsend avenue, East Haven, last summer, lone bicyclists were to be seen fre- quently. This season squads pass over this read.
 Wheeler < Wilson's band, of Bridgeport, celebrated their 21st anniversary on Monday evening with concert. Friends of the band provided collation..
 John Dillon, who lives at the corner of Congress avenue and Vernon street, had valuable horse die yesterday, which Dr. Pal mer thinks was poisoned.
 The monthly meeting of the New Haven branch of the Woman's Board of Missions will be held in the Center church chapel this afternoon at o'clock.
 The City of Hartford yesterday morning brought to Hartford about thirty Irish immi- grants on their way to Holyokc, where they will be employed in the mills.
 The Railroad Commissioners will commence their examinations of the roads in the State the last of April. The order of examinations has not yet been decided upon.
 Commodore Robert Gardner, of New Lon don, has sold his schooner yacht Tempest to gentleman from Boston on private terms. She will be hauled out and reftted.
 Mrs. Hull, New York soprano, will assist at the next Apollo Club concert at the Athen- cum on the Fist of this month. Edward T. Blake, tbe blind pianist of Boston, will also assist.
 There was quite snowfall in this vicinity five years ago yesterday. There was also heavy snowfall New London way, in 1841, well remembered by many witnesses in that locality.
 Supervisor J. o. A. Stone, of Danielson- vile, has appointed the enumerators for Hartford for the census which Is to be com pleted in June. The town is divided into twenty districts
 The Wilkins Guard Indepep dent battalion, will next Monday evening go to Hartford to have battalion drill with the Hartford com pany of the battalion. The company is at taining very creditable state of discipline and proficiency.
 Kimberly avenue is being ''shelled" from the bridge up to Howard avenue. It will much improve the wheeling, and the season Is at hand when this highway to West Haven shore will be much used. Bicyclists go round the shells or walk with their untamed steeds to avoid this temporary obstacle to fast time between the city and the west shore.
 A little five-year-old boy in Essex was riding out with his mother few days since, when they were overtaken by thunder shower. After a sharp flash of lightning the little fel- low looked up into his mothers face, saying with Q serious air, and with head turned on one side, Mamma, guess God scratched pretty big match that time, don't you2 ?"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-14
S0cjaV Affairs

The Star Base Ball Association gave their eighth annual soiree at the National Armory, on Church street, Monday evening About sixty-five couples attended. The following named are officers of the club: George J.. Hitler president, M. J. Greed vice president, A. Bruce financial secretary, T. F. Corrigan The committees who served Monday evening were as follows: G. J. Hitler, grand con ductor; M. J. Creed, H. F. Brethauer Rob ert McDonald, Stephen McGrail, William Dunn, A. B. Tr@ger and Robert Hansmanr, floor committee
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-14
Beggars, Thieves and workers.

The above is the subject of a very interest ing lecture to be given on Thursday (to-mor- row) evening, at the St. John street M. E. church, by the late pastor, Rev. 0. s. Wing The lecture is given under the auspices of the Young Peoples Association, and will be pre-. ceded by grand anthem by the fine chorus choir of that church. MT. Wing is quite af popular with his new charge at Norwalk as he was in New Haven, where he was much be- loved, not only by his own church people, but by the members of neighboring churches The indications are that he will be warmly greeted, as considerable number of tickets have already baen sold
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-14
A Mans Skeleton.

Found O1l lhe Plains in Bloomfield.
 Two negroes and white man who were engaged Monday in cutting brush wood on the plains, in the town Of Bloomfield, came suddenly upon the almost perfect skeleton of a man lying upon the ground. There WAS not vestige of clothing or anything else to give clew as to whose bones they were, ex- cept shirt which still remained perfect upon the body. This garment was of the ordinary blue check worn by farmers and worknen. An inquest was to be held on the remains yes terday afternoon.
 In November or December last man named Patterson wandered away from the town of Tarifville and has not since been heard from. About year ago man who was considered insane wandered away from Sufield, and he also has never been heard from. The former was full dressed at the time he left, and the latter is thought by residents of Bloomfield to have only had on check shirt. Relations of the two missing men have been notified and will probably be present at the inquest Hartford Times.