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time, and more land has been seeded than
ever before. The outlook for bountiful
harvest was never better, and the probabili-
| ties are that Livermore valley will produce a
| larger crop of cereals than any previous sea-
son. The creeks in the mountains are BOOM
ing.
/ MISSION SAN JOSE, April 2d.-Yesterday
we had several heavy showers during the day,
and last night about 9 o'clock it commenced
| raining very heavy, and continued all through
the night. To-day heavy south wind and
occasional showers prevailed, and it is pre-
pairing for another nights rain. Prospects
are good for excellent crops
GILRoY, April 2d.-The storm of Thursday
was very hard one, and 70 of an inch of
rain fell from noon Thursday to A. NJ to-day,
making total rainfall for the season of 13 62.
All the streams in this vicinity are very
much swollen and unable to be forded The
farmers in this vicinity are confident of extra
! good crops this season.
| SALINAS, April 2d.-Eighty-six one-hun-
dredths of an inch of rain fell here since
Wednesday night, make total for the season
of 972 inches.
MARYsvILLE, April 2d-It rained heavily
last night. 1t has been cloudy through the
day, with a prospect of more rain tonight.
During the present storm l % inches of rain
has fallen. Total for the season, Il. "a
| inches
WHEATLAND, April 2d.-The recent storm
has been the means of raising Bear river to
the highest point of the season. The levees
are, SO far as heard from, reported good, with
the exception of bursts levee, which is re-
ported cutting badly, although large force
of men are at work on it.
PLEAsANToN, April 2d.-The heaviest rain
storm of the season now prevails. There has
been inches of rainfall in the last "A hours.
Total for the season, 1867 inches.
VIRGINIA New April 2d-We are having
the worst snow-storm of the season. About
a foot fell last night and more is coming.
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CURRENT ITEMS.

New Orleans ladies 90 to balls in horse
cars, and are none the worse for 1t. Neither
are the cars.
One of the streets in Paris is about to
receive the name of George Sand. 1t is
now called the Rue de Villiers, in the Sew
enteenth acknowledgement.
Professor Ko Kun Hua, of Harvard Col
Iege, says that he likes this country very
much, and does not seem enthusiastic
about going back to China.
Twenty-Five journals are now published
in this country exclusively by colored men
"a most creditable showing for a race only
seventeen years out of slavery.
The Partisan says that as the tendency
now is the ladies will soon wear dresses so
tight fitting that they will have to soak
them in warm water in order to take them
off
Much unfavorable comment has been oc-
casioned at Constantinople by the indis-
cretion of an English official, who went to
Hobart Pasha's fancy ball attired as a
Bashi- Bazouk.
Mother to her daughter, Just seven years
old" What makes you look so sad Car
RE Carrie, looking at her baby brother,
three weeks ODD was Just thinking
that about ten years from now, when |
shall be entering company, and having a
| beau, that brother Of mine will be just old
enough to bother the life out of me"
A lady living near Baltimore who is
very deaf stopped a milkman as he was
passing the house the other day, asked him
how much he charged for quart of milk,
and then put up her ear-trumpet to catch
the reply. The man drew quart of milk
and emptied it into the trumpet, and the
result has been that he has to 90 three
miles out of his way to keep out of sight
of the lady's son, who sits on the front
porch waiting for him to pass.
The most monstrous story of miserliness
comes from the Russian Province of Podo-
LA, where, in the town of Dunois, an
elderly man was found dead in garrett.
He had persisted of cold and slow starva-
ton with half million of roubles in gold
in the room, hidden under heap of rub
Dish, which also concealed a greater sum in
securities. For many years he had not
been known to have a fire in his miserable
lodgings or candle at night. To save a
few copecks in the price he would journey
to village several versts distant for bread,
which was his principal food.
The members of the House of Lords re-
ceive in pay, pensions, ETC., f35l 40 lbs Cd
per annum. There are 275 Conservative and
20S Liberal peers. Five peerages date from
the thirteenth century, FIVE from the four
teenth, thirteen from the fifteenth, twenty
from the sixteenth, and fifty mine from the
seventeenth The members of the House of
Commons receive 9l07, 962 lbs lid per an
mum from the public treasury. The fight
ing interests are represented by 26l MEM
bers, the peerage interests by 1913 members,
the law interests by lis members, the rail
way interests by l35 members, and the
commercial and manufacturing interests by
1874 members.
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brave and humane conduct of the Clayoquot
Indians who saved the lives of the Captain
and crew of the American bark General
Cobb, which was wrecked on the west coast
of Vancouver Island on the 18th of January
last. Mr.. Francis will act with promptitude
in the matter, and will forward presents such
as the Indians will appreciate, by the first
opportunity that offers. A handsome medal
is now being prepared by the United States
Department for the chief of the tribe, whose
heroic conduct was the subject of much favor
able comment at the time of the loss OF the
vessel.
At the North Wellington coal mine, De-
parture Bay, the ship Ericsson and barkentine
Malay are discharging ballast, preparatory
to receiving their cargoes for San Francisco.
There are no vessels at the company's wharves
at Nanaimo, but there is a good supply of
coal in the companys bins.
A meeting of the Vancouver Companys
miners was held on Wednesday, and it is now
thought that compromise will be effected,
and that the miners will resume work shortly
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DIED.

Sacramento, April 2-John stader, year, month;
aud days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
residence of parents, corner of Ninth and NJ
streets, tomorrow Sunday afternoon at ;
o'clock.
Sacramento, March 30-Sarah A., wife of Levey B
Rouse, native of Missouri, Is years, months
and Is days (oroville papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
her late residence on the corner OF Twenty second
and @ streets, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
Sacramento, April 2--George W. Daley, native OIL
Kingston, Canada &c years.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
st. Rose Church. corner Seventh and streets
tomorrow Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
Vallejo March 3O-Robert A. Mackay, SO years and
6 months.
Georgetown, FL Dorado county, March 26-willian
Collins, u years.
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SHERlFFS SALE.

EI NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
1 of sale issued out If the Superior Court of the
State of California, held in and for the city and
county OF San Francisco Department No. 81, on the
18th day of March, $780, upon judgment and de-
cree therein entered the 18th day of March, $780,
in favor of D. W. G. Gaskill and against James H.
Cummings, VIM. Maume, X. Thompson, F. F. Taylor,
Patrick Conlon Vim. Grantees, ct al, for the Of
So 1853 AZ gold coin, together with 1867 81 ator-
neys fees and SIS 90 costs taxed, with interest
said sums from the 18th day of March, 1880, at the
rate of 7per cent per annum besides costs to accrue
and by me received on the 30th day Of March, 1880
bv which was commanded TO sell for cash, in gold
COIN in the manner prescribed by law the following
described real estate situate living and being in the
county of Sacramento, State of California, to wit
The east hall of the northwest quarter, southwest
quarter of northeast quarter southeast quarter of
southwest quarter and northeast quarter of south
quarter of section 80, township north, range
east, Mt DiabiO Base and Meridian also, west
half Of section g. and north half of southeast quarter
of said section T. in township north, range east,
Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, together with the
appurtenances thereto belonging in any wise ap-
pertaining Notice Is hereby given that in obedi-
ence to such command will on TUESDAY, the 9th
day of APRIL 1850 in front of the Courthouse door
in the city of Sacramento, at the hour of O'Clock
P NJ sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash in gold coin the foregoing described real
estate to satisfy said debt and costs.
March 81, 1850.
ap3-1aw4tS A. HEILBR0N, Sheriff
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Escaped Prisoner Recaptured

UKIAH, April Masterson, who escaped
from jail yesterday, was captured by R. r.
Lucas, who lives about seven miles from town
in the mountains towards the coast Master
son. coming off the mountains to the house
of Lucas, was invited to dinner, after which
he was informed that he was a prisoner, and
that he must go back to town quietly They
arrived here about 9 o'clock p. NJ
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NEVADA.
Mining Accident.

VIRGINIA. April 2d.-At IL o'clock last
night, while the pumps at the Union shaft
were being exercised, the strapping of the
balance bob, 200 feet below the surface,
broke. This allowed all the ballast in the
hobs and rods to rest on the center piece.
This broke the nose piece off. The giving
way of this bob precipitated the weight on
the next one below, which broke, and thus it
went to the bottom of the shaft, all six of
the balance hobs being broken. The engine
is all right. II will take three to five days to
repair damages.
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Robbed while Intoxicated-Dcasl,.

PoRT TOWNSEND, April 2d-Yesterday
man named John Gray, while intoxicated,
visited the house of an Indian woman, and
was robbed while there of $3.50. Two men
named Jack Harkins and John Ryan were
arrested charged with the robbery, and were
bound over by Justice Norris to await the ac-
ton of the next Grand Jury. Not being able
to find bail, they were remanded to prison.
The paralyzed man Mattocs. brought here
for treatment by the steamer California from
Sitka on her last trip died on the 3lst uItimo,
in the hospital here. Deceased was a native
Of Tennessee, and has brother in Whitman
county, in this Territory.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
A Fearful HuFder-Endian H0rse-Thief
Killed Daily Newspaper Wheat Gut

Hook.
WALLA WALLA, April 2d.-A fearful muir
der has just been reported from the Big Lake
country. A small woman. with dark hair
and eyes, was found dead with bullet hole
in the back of the head. Her clothing was
completely stripped off, her ankles tied with
a rope, and she had evidently been dragged
up canyon several hundred yards. In the
circumstances the deed bears striking sim
ilarity to the crime recently perpetrated in
this vicinity. The officers have good clue.
and request that in furtherance Of the ends of
justice nothing be said at present.
An Indian was shot dead at The Umatilla
Agency while under arrest for horse stealing
He was trying to escape from an Indian who
had him IN charge.
TIE Walla Walla Statesman issued daily
paper last Monday, which is meeting with
great success.
There is great expectations for good yield
Of wheat this season.
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IMPORTANT ADVICE. Beware of salves,
beware of plasters, beware of eye-waters,
beware of hair.dyes, beware of washes re-
fning the skin, beware of toilet powders,
and be careful in the use of scented soaps
Why? Salves make and keep the skin
sore, plasters prevent wounds from heal
ing, eye waters do often more injury than
good, most hair-dyes produce sore eyes,
identifying washes are often poisonous,
ditto toilet powders, while scented soaps
are usually too sharp by the free alkali
they contain.
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TREATMENT OF SIMPLE HIccoUGH.-Dr.
Grellety Gnce saw a mother, tender and
full of affection for her children, give them
a morsel of sugar dipped in table vinegar
whenever immoderate or too rapid reple-
ton of the stomach or any other cause had
induced hiccough. The latter ceased, as if
by magic. Since then the Vichy physician
has very frequently employed this means
on his own account, and has never found it
without avail THE Pharmacist and
Chemist.
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BORN.

Sacramento, April 2-wife OF William winklsman,
son.
Sacramento. March 29-wife of L. B. Rouse, a
son. (0roville papers please copy
Sacramento, april Wife OF Maurice Block, a
daughter.
Los Angeles, March 3o-wife OF F. Lindenfeld, a
son.
Near Meadow Valley, March 19-wife of W. D. J.
Hamblv a SON.
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The United States Minister to spain.
[By Telegraph

MADRID, April 1st.-General Lucius Fair
child. United States Minister, presented his
credentials to King Alfonso yesterday. Gen
eral Fairchild expressed the friendly feelings
of America towards Spain, and the King re-
piled in a similar spirit.
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OREGON.
The Political CaIdrOn Notice to Ship
Owners and Captains-Fatal Terminal

The Political CaIdrOn Notice to Ship
Owners and Captains-Fatal Terminal
ton.
PORTLAND, April 2d-Weather cool, with
a light rain prevailing.
General Joseph Lane, who has not taken
any active part in politics since his retire
ment from the United States Senate and can
didacy for Vice President of the United
States twenty years ago, has been nominated
by the Democrats of Douglas county for the
State Senate.
1t seems to be well settled in political cir
Giles that either Rufus Mallory, at present
United States District Attorney, or NJ. g.
George will receive the Republican nomina-
ton for Congress.
There is a report, which seems to come from
trustworthy source, that John Whiteaker,
present Congressman, has written a letter
positively refusing to allow his name to be
used as a candidate for reelection. 1t is said
this letter will be produced at the proper
time. The supposition is that Mr.. White
aker wants to wait and work things up for
the United States Senate.
The following notice to shipowners and
masters of vessels has been issued by the
Pre- ident and Secretary Of the Portland
Board of Trade: No vessel drawing over
203 feet ought to cross the bar except from
about the 1st of May to the 1st of October,
during which time it is generally smooth.
Vessels drawing IS to 20 feet of water can
cross the Columbia bar at any time, while
ships drawing % to % feet of water have oc-
casionally left the Columbia river loaded with
grain for the United Kingdom. Still the
class of vessels most recommended by the
Board of Trade for this river ought not to
draw more than 20 feet when loaded, because
anything over that draught is liable to cause
vexatious delays in waiting for a smooth
bar"
George Mulson, of LaGrande, Union
county, was kicked in the face by vicious
horse on the 31st, from the effects of which
he soon died.
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Strike Ended.
by Telegraph

CLINTON Mass April 1st.-The strike at
the Lancaster bingham mills has ended by
the operatives returning to work at the terms
offered by the corporation March LIST, the
day of the strike.
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Dividends Declared.
by telegraph

BosToN, April 1st.-The Directors of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
yesterday declared stock dividend of 20 per
cent, ano an extra cash dividend of II on
the present capital, payable April 10th.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Itcns from. victoria.

VICTORIA, April 2i.-The United States
Consul at this port has received instructions
from the State Department Of his Govern
ment to recognize in fitting manner the
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The Cohoes strike.


10y IVI0S IdPlI
CoHoEs IN. ", April 1st-The section
hands have compromised and resumed work
at the Harmony Mills. The weayers and
spinners are still out.
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Ne. Al st. Lawrence Main street.
MONTREAL. p. O.. January g 1880.

MONTREAL, 2 q, JanuaTy 8, I5SU.
MIR. H. R. STEyENS-Dear Sir: We take great
pleasure in adding to your numerous testimonials in
regard to VEGETINE. We sell great zeal of it,
aud it invariably gives satisfaction. Several re-
markable cures by its use have come under our
notice. and we think it pleasure as well as duty,
to testify in its behalf. We remain, yours truly,
DR. LEDUC q CO.,
Chemists and Druggists.
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RotIroad Track MASHED Ont.

GAIT, April 2d.-The train from lone did
not arrive to-day, on account of washouts.
The work train left here tonight to make
ranaira
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iorner Notre Dame and McGiil streets.


MONTREAL, ?. @, january Q, 1850.
II. r. STEVENS-Dear Sir: 1t is with great
pleasure that inform you that the sale of VEGE-
TINE has been on the increase in tn neighborhoOd
for the last four months, and know of gentle
man who has taken six bottles for very bad case of
Dyspepsia and General Complaint, and now says,
Yours truly, +. 5. LOUIS,
NJ Al St LAWRENCE Main street
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MARRIED.

La Porte, March 24-Henry r. Maurer to Estelle
Whiting.
Woodland, March 25-George Lambert to Kate
Sturgil.
Woodland, March 20 Marion Millsap to Hattie A.
Brennon.
Placerville, March s1-James White to Minnie
Newell.
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YOU CAN POSITIVELY BE CURED.
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS PROVE IT.
Druggists, Chemists. Speak, Endorse and
Recommend IL the Best and
Only Reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER


MONTREAL, January %, $780,
Fl. r. STEVENS-Dear Sir: do not like to write
testimonials for advertised medicines but the great
benefit that so many of my customers have obtained
from the use of VEGETINE compels me to say that
with an experience of over % vars, both in Great
Britain and this country have never known such
a useful remedy placed before the public.
J. d. L AMBROSE,
Assistant of the Apothecaries Company OF London,
Member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great
Britain, LGentiate in Pharmacy OF the College Of
Physicians and Surgeons.
Corner Nntre Dame and McCiI strnets
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ARIZONA.
Troops ordered 10 New Nextc0-BuIEI0n
Shipments Outhern Pacific Railroad.

shipments Outhern Pacific Railroad.
Tucson, April 2d.-Captain Madden, with
Company C, Sixth Cavalry, has been ordered
to New Mexico, to assist in the protection of
the settlers in that section.
Bullion shipments from Tombstone, S14,-
600.
The track of the Southern Pacific Railroad
is laid q miles east of Tucson. Side tracks
are being laid at Cienigo, where there will be
way station.
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, April Cd.
BREApsTUFFs- is dull and Wheat is un-
settled latter at 81 30G1 81.
WooL-Steady.
BARLEY-Strong for the best grades of Canada
GRocERrEs-Rio Coffees are in good demand,
firm, at an advance. Refined Sugars steady.
PHILADELPHIA, April ID.
WooL-Firmy held at Csc for Ohio.
CHICAGO, April I'd.
WHEAr-s1 49, for May.
BAcoN-S6 30 for short rib sides.
PoRK-S10 679 for May.
LARD-S7 10 for May.
LIVERPOOL, April ID.
WHEAT California average, los 6d@l1s ID Cali
forna Club, lIs@1ls Cd.
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SAN Francisco, April 2d.-The Repub-
lican County Committee tonight referred all
the names recommended as candidates for
delegates to the State Convention to the
different District Committees.
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TROOPS ORDERED TO NEW MEXICO
An Escaped Prisoner Recaptured in Men-
docino County.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Recognition by the United States Govern
ment of Indian Heroism.
CALIFORNIA.
Assessment.
Republican Delegates TO the State Con.

SAN FRANc1sco, April 2d.-Belcher levies
an assessment of rs cents.
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FINE FURNITURE, CARPETS,
AND BEDDING.
VI. J. SIMMONS d Co. .Anctioreers
WILL SELL on
EUESDA *,
Tuesday April 9th
At the Lodging-house of Mrs Norton.

No. 6l2 X street, between Sixth and Seventh, the
entire contents of 10 rooms, consisting of three
Marble-top Black Walnut Bedroom Sets, with Dress
ing Cases; one Brown and Red Rep Parlor Set two
Center Tables, one Hair Cloth Parlor Set six Double
Black Walnut Bedsteads, six Three.qusrter Bed
steads four Single Bedsteads, 10 fine Spring Mat
tresses l6 Hair and other Mattresses, 25 pairs of
fine White and Gray Blankets, 30 White Spreads,
100 pairs of Sheets and Pillow Cases. 20 Comforters,
three Lounges l6 Brussels and Ingram Carr cts, II
Black Walnut Bureaus, Washstands, II Mirrors,
Crockery and Glassware, one fine Medallion Range
and Fixtures complete, Dining and other Chairs,
etc All OF the above goods have only been in use
one year. and are just as good as new.
AZ Sale positive and without reserve.
NJ. j. SIMMONS, Auctioneer,
ap3-td No. 412 street, bet. Fourth and Fifth.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

DISPATCHES OF LAST NIGHT,
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Presidential Preferences Republican
Primaries-COunty ConventtOn-iield TO
Answer-Horse Thief in CusfOdy-Green-
h,el. Candidate fn- Eanorass


PORTLAND, April 2d.-In the Linn County
Republican Convention yesterday, TIE vote
for Blaine was As, for Grant 1. Linn is the
second county i'll voting strength in the State.
The Republican primaries will be held in
this county tomorrow.
The Republican Convention for Marion
county was held to-day at Salem, when dele
gates were elected to attend the State Con-
yention, and full county ticket was nomi-
mated.
William Francis, who was arrested yester-
day charged with attempting to outrage a
little girl, had an examination to-day in the
Police Court. The defendant was held to
answer before the Grand Jury in the sum of
$500. All the defense Francis offered was
that he had given the girl sum of money to
accomplish his diabolical purpose. In de-
fault, Francis was committed.
A. P. Harkey, Sheriff of Suffer county,
California arrived here to-day from Salem,
having in custody prisoner named George
Stowe, en- route to San Francisco, on re-
QUESTION from Governor Perkins Stowe is
wanted in California for horse stealing He
was arrested in Marion county The officer
and his prisoner will leave on the steamer
tomorrow.
n. L. Butler, who was nominated for Con-
gress by the Greenback Convention, has de-
cIined to accept James K. Sears of Polk
county has been nominated in Buffers stead,
and has signifed his acceptance.
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MONTREAL, P. @, January 8, 1880.

MONTREAL, ?. @, January g. 1850.
MR.. II. R. STEYENS-Dear Sir: have sold your
VEGETINE for the last two years, and it has given
reneral satisfaction to all who have used it.
recommend it to all my customers, and believe it
70 be the best article the market for what it is
COR, g A Blood Purifier and General Tonic" Yours,
NJ. NJ. B0UTHlLLIER & CO,
Corner Guy and St. Antoine streets.