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property was confscated, and they were or
dered to leave by the Haytien authorities.
The Cubans then got on board the mail
steamer and were landed at Turks Island.
Shortly after landing, Spanish war vessel
arrived and demanded the surrender of the
Cubans, which the Governor of Turks Island
refused.
The POrte's Reply TO the Collective Nofe.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 18th. An Extraor-
binary Cabinet Council Tuesday completed
the reply to the collective note of the Pow
ers. In the evening the Sultan's Trade was
issued approving the text of the reply. The
Minister of Foreign Affairs then signed it
and it was handed to the ambassadors the
same evening. The reply is vigorously
worded, and was drawn up by Musarus
Pasha, ambassador at London, who returned
to Constantinople recently at the request of
the Sultan.
The Dory Little Western.
LONDON, July 2Sth- The dory Little
Western arrived at Cowes to-day. The
weather during the voyage was rough. On
June 18th the two voyagers had fears of cap
sizing. On coming ashore they could hardly
stand, but the stiffness soon wore OF. Cap
tain Thomas and Fred. Forman say the voy-
age will be continued to London.
Railroad Trouble In Mexico.
NEW York, July 2Sth--Advices from
Mexico state that some landowners along
the line of the Symons Railroad between the
City OF Mexico and Querataro have applied
to the Courts for injunctions to prevent work
upon the road, on the ground that the conces-
cession was declared forfeited for non-compli-
ance IN 1876, and that it cannot constitution
ally be renewed.
Grand Banquet.
FRANKFORT, July 2Sth-A banquet was
given tonight to two hundred persons in
honor of the Americans. The Gymnastic
Schiele of Frankfort offered the toast of
!" The American Republic" and Herr Ri
cestki, of California, proposed sentiment in
honor of the Gymnastics. The American
Consul General read congratulatory tele-
grams from General Sherman and the Amer
lean Minister, Mr.. White.
The Montenesrin Convention.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 2Sth.-The Porte
has declared its readiness to execute the Mon.
tenegrin Convention in three weeks.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
tFrom San Francisco exchanges of July 2st

tFrom San Francisco exchanges of July 2sthl
The steamer City of Picking will leave
for China and Japan on August lst.
The suit of the Sacramento and Placer.
vile Railroad Company vs. the Superior
Court of San francisco has been dismissed
in the Supreme Court for want of prosecu.
! ton.
Five of the February wheat fleet from
this port are still unreported at destina.
tons, and eight of the March fleet. Only
two of the April fleet have arrived, leaving
seven still en- route.
An effort is being made to induce the
Pacific Mail Company to direct the steam-
ship Granada, which sails for Panama on
the 9Th proximo, to touch at Socorro Island
ON her way down, and pick up the casta-
ways of the ship Mathilde.
The Superintendent of the San Francisco
Mint has received instructions from Wash.
ington to notify sellers of silver that thew
must name specific price per ounce fine.
| at which they will sell otherwise their
offers will be declined
Samuel Tetlow, held to answer in the
Police Court, yesterday, on a charge of
having murdered William Skeantlebury at
the Bella Union Theater, July 9th, has
been released from custody on filing bond
for $40, 900 with the following sureties
John Weiland, John McAtee, George Car.
Isle, Jacob Fisher.
Oaths are administered to witnesses in
the United States District Court by the
witness placing his right hand on Bible,
instead of by uplifting the hand, as is done
in all the Courts of the State, and on the
fy-leaf of the Bible used is written. ct.
Butler King, Collectors Office, San Fran
cisco, CAL" 1t is also stamped sCol- |
lector's Office or the outside of the covers.
I. Butler King was Collector of this port
thirty years ago.
To Judge Ferrals Court belongs the
honor of having disposed of felony case
IN much shorter time than ever before
recorded. On Sunday last Christopher C.
Bracewell, the swindler, who forged the
name of F. w. Kampe to mortgage on
some property on which BracewelI OBJ
tanned 81, 500 from the Hibernia Bank, was
brought to this city from Iowa where he
had fled. He was held Monday in the
Police Court to appear before the Superior
Court. Confessing his crime he begged
that his case might be expedited, SO that
he could begin to serve the inevitable term
of imprisonment as soon as possible Ac-
cordingly information in his case was filed
in Judge Ferral's Court yeterday morning,
and the accused, who was brought into
Court waving afraignment, trial and time
Tor sentence. pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced to ten years in State Prison, the
whole proceeding occupying but few min
ltes. For neatness and dispatch the above ,
Ease is probably without parallel The
man comes of highly respect
.ble family, and is the only stray sheep in
he flock.
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Says recent number of the Calaveras
Chronicle, At present there are forty men
employed in the Eureka, operations being
pushed without interruption day and night.
Two Giants" spouting thousand inches
of water, under a pressure varying from
250 to 300 feet, are laundering away at
bank of -auriferous gravel averaging about
forty feet in depth. Acres upon acres of
ground have been washed away, and vet
the claim may be said to be only Just fairly
opened. Practically speaking there is no
limit to the bed of gravel, and in all hui
man probability the Eureka will be being
profitably worked a quarter of century
hence. Water is supplied by two bitches
belonging to the NINE One, five miles in
length, takes water from the Calaveras,
while the other extends to Rich gulch and
IS supplied from Clark's great canal via
Railroad Flat. From the bitches to the
mine the water is conducted in huge iron
pipes, solidly riveted together, varying
from eleven to fifteen inches in diameter.
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AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

DY ORDER OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
ID BELL, Auctioueer, will sell on SATURDAY
MORNING, July 81, 1880, at IL o'clock sharp, on
the premises, the following property Lots and 2,
block bounded by Tenth and Eleventh, and d,
with four ~ Houses on the same Will be sold as
whole or subdivided. Terms-l0 per cent. on day
OF sale, balance on confirmation of Court L. 10TH.
HAMER, Administrator estate Of Casper Clark
i,-lO
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Money to Loan on Real Estate nj low
rate OF interest. lIy19ul p. B0HL.

DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases OF Seminal Weakness, Loss of vigor, Noe.
.urnal Emissions Impotency, Nervous and Physi
cal Debility, and all that class Of complaints arising
from Excess, Indiscretion or Abuse The old find in
this remedy FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection DR.. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs debitated
from whatever cause, to their pristine vigor Price
~ so per bottle. Sent G. o. D. by express to any
address, secure from observation Address all orders
TO A. McB0YLE CO., Druggists, P. o. Box 1 ,s52,
San Francisco m4.3m
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A pure smooth skin is womauIy charm
which every individual of the gentler sex appre-
ciates, and may. if she chooses, possess Every
variety OF pimple, blotch, sore, pustule and ex-
foliation and their name is legion-which dsgures
the fsce or arms, neck, may be removed by a
course Ct BRISToL'S SARSAPARILLA and PILLS
the most agreeable and harmless vet the most
potent OF all vegetable disiniectants jy29lt
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SACRAMENTO BANK.

SsTATEMENT OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
~ the Sacramento Bank, corporation doing
business at 43l street, Sacramento City, State Of
California, June 80, 1850.
Capital stock paid up in gold coin ..... $4,000
reserve FUND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
City Of Sacramento.
VIM. P. Coleman and Ed. r. Hamilton being each
separately sworn, each for himself says: That said
VIM. P. Coleman is President pro tenn and said Ed
r. Hamilt is Cashier of the Sacramento Rank the
corporation above mentioned and that the forego.
ing statement is true to the best of their knowledge
and belief W. p. COLEMAN
Ell. K. HAMILTON
Subscribed and sworn to before me This 9th day
Of July, 1880. W.B G. KELLER.
tskALI Jy29-lt Notary Public.
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A gentleman by the name of Rouse, from
Antioch, Contra Costa county, has been
Tor some time prospecting the old Ohio and
Pennsylvania claims above Wahoo. Sierra
county. He has tunnel some 600 feet
long, and has gravel that will pay twenty.
five cents to the pan.
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BUSINESS OF THE COUNTRY.

UNlON-
BUSINESS OF THE COUNTRY.
Encouraging Prospects as Shown by Clear
ing-House Exchanges.
GRANT AND THE BOYS IN BLUE"
Tanner Enters Upon His Thirty-frst Day
In Good Condition.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
Suspicious in Regard to the Census Of
the Southern States.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Disastrous Reverse Sustained by the Brit
ish in Afghanistan.
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The steamer Gaelic, which arrived Tues
day from Hongkong, brought 4S6 Chinese
passengers, OF whom 400 had previously
been to this coast.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

A wOman's beauty is never lost
So long IS her sweet smile remains
So long as CLEAN her teeth ike frost,
And her soft lip the ruby stains;
And S0ZoD0NT, with magic power,
Bestows on her this priceless dover.
iyoQ 3tThSTu
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MONEY TO LOAN.

TIME SACRAMENTO BANK HAS MONEY TO
loan, in sums of ten thousand dollars and
under, Of lowest current rates. upon improved real
estate.
kE- All communications addressed TO the sACRA.
MENTo BANK will receive prorlpt attention.
tu1S-2p1m
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The steamer Oregon, on her last trip
down from Astoria, struck sleeping
whale.
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BORN.

Grass Valley. July 25-wife Of William Douglass, a
daughter
Santa Rosa, July 95-wife of Frank Lawrence a
son.
Truckee. July a4-wife of John Greenleaf, a daugh.
ter.
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Butte, Montana, is shipping about $780,
600 of bullion per week.
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sl.12l 297 Is
LIABILITIES,

,2s7 Is
Since that time the real estate has been appraised
by three real estate iealers and purS hased by the
Sacramento Bank for the appraised value of s66 200
cash.
The loans, many of old standing, others upon
property purchased by the Bank under foreclosure
sales and sold to PARTIES and loans made on them
with small margins, and others in litigation. have
been sold to the sacramento Bank at discount Of
forty thousand dollars.
A large number Of the deposors have been repaid
their deposits in full with divi ends from the earl
ings and Reserve Fund, leaving balance still due
eli account of
Deposits and dividends undrawn. .s163 1853 81
Accrued taxes. Observation-Disclosures. 5135 90
Expenses In closing the business. PAT 81
sl75.5 $3.50 Al
As per statement of June so, 1850.
jy2s-lt ED R. HAMILTON, Cashier.
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$4,000
w. P. COLEMAN, President pro TEN.
ED. r. HAMILTON, Cashier.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
City Of Sacramento. !
VIM. p Coleman and Ed. R. Hamilton. being each
and separately sworn for himself, says That said
VIM. T. Coleman is President pro tenn and said Ed
K. Hamilton is Cashier of the Sacramento Bank and
their knowledge and belief
W P COLEMAN
ED. II. HAMILTON
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th I,y
OF July, 1850. w B. G. KELLER.
lssM! Notary Public.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
City of Sacramento.
VIM. P. Coleman and Ed r Hamilton. being each
separately sworn, for himself says: That said VIM.
P.-Coleman is President pro TEN and said Ed r.
Hamilton s Cashier Of the Sacramento savings Bank
the corporation above mentioned, and that the fore
going statement is true, to the best Of their know
edge and belief W. 2. COLEMAN,
ED. r. HAMILTON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day
Of July, 1880. W. B. G. KELLER,
tssALJ Notary Public.
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SACRAMENTO BANK,

STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS AND LIABILI.
~ ties OF the Sacramento Bank corporation
doing business at 43l street., Sacramento City.
State OF California, on July l, 1850.
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festivities at Parks country seat, North Ben
nington, Vermont, last night The BRIDE
groom is +. B. Jennings, a lawyer in this
city.
General Fremont will appoint an evening
for the reception of b Republican friends at
the Central Campaign Club here this week.
Died or His Wounds.
CHICAGO. July 2Sth-Thomas Delana, who
was stabbed by his paramour, died this
morning. The Coroner's jury brought IN
verdict according to the facts, and held Min
ME Dixon, the woman, without bail.
Postal Affairs.
WASHINGTON, July 2Sth-The Postofice
Departments report shows a deficiency for
the first nine months of the fiscal year end
ing June 30th to be 81, 1879, 642 The esti-
mated deficiency for the year is 81, 600. 600,
or less than for any previous year since 1867.
Death.
Boston, July 2Sth.-Edward Babson, for
long time agent of the California line of clip
pers to San Francisco. died at his residence
Monday night, after an illness of five days, of
inflammation of the bowels
Grand Array Of the Republic.
BROOKLYN, July 2Sth-The Grand Army
of the Republic begun its semi-annual en-
campment to-day.
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TELECRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
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sl,sss,5se 30
LIABILITIES.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
I,@ 80

LOSS, 536 80
w. T. COLEMAN, President pro TEN.
ED. r. HAMILTON, Cashier.
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fy The Board Of Directors of the Sacramento
Savings Bank, having decided that it was for the
best interest of the depositos close the business
of the Bank, respectfully submit the following
statement OF the assets and liabilities of the Bank
December 81, 1872
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Sacramento Savings BanE
Al

W. P. COLEMAN, President pro TEN.
ED. r. HAMILTON, Cashier.
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AND THE BOYS IN BLUE"

Tanner Enters Upon His Thirty-frst Day
in Good Condition.
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The Narraganseit Disaster.

New LONDON Conn. July 2Sth.-The
testimony in the Narragansett disaster was
continued to-day. Some witnesses testified
to bad discipline, poor equipment of the life
boats and preservers, and general carelessness
of the management. One witness said he
never witnessed such disgraeeful conduct as
that of the crew. They went on the prin-
ciple of every one for himself. The officers
could not be seen on the boat short time
after tho fire broka ont
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Encouraging Prospects as Shown by Clear
ing-House Exchanges.
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Suspicious in Regard to the Census OF
the Southern States.
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The silver Dollar Circulation.

w ASHiN0ION, OuiJ AoSl.-lNe attention
of United States Treasurer Gilfllan was re-
Gently called to published item stating that
there has been want of accord between the
Secretary of the Treasury and the United
States Treasurer in regard to the manner of
paying out silver dollars. The Treasurer
stated emphatically to-day that such was not
the case, and never had been, that the Score.
tary early in the coinage gave orders that
standard silver dollars should be paid out
freely at all Offices. Under this order 1885,
800, COO were put in circulation, and Of that
amount Sl7, O0o,000 have been returned to
the Treasurer in payment of public dues and
in exchange for silver certificates. Under
the Secretary's order more than 81 per cent.
Of the total standard dollar coinage has been
paid out, while there has been returned to
the Treasury, under the operation of the
law, As per cent of the amount
paid out, leaving in circulation S1S.-
10000, which amount does not vary
much from the reduction since 1877 in 81 and
81 notes outstanding. Into the vacuum
created by the retirement of small notes
silver dollars have been forced. while the ex-
cess has returned to the treasury vaults. It
should be understood, the Treasurer said.
that the reduction in the small note circula.
ton was not produced by the Department
The small bank notes were retired in COM
piiance with the resumption Act, and small
greenbacks were voluntarily surrendered and
larger notes taken in their place. The Treas
urer also stated that the reported disagree.
ment in the Department with regard to the
number of standard dollars to be coined
monthly does not exist. There is no room
for difference of opinion upon that point. since
the language of the law is unmistskable.
The spanish Outrage Fresh statement.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2Sth.-The owners of
the American schooner Ethel A. Merrie
recently fired upon at sea by the war vessel |
TO be Spanish, received letter TO- |
day from the State Department at Washing
ton requesting further information with re-
gard to the distance from shore at which !
tie firing took place. In reply the atfidayits
Of Captain Rand and first mate Thos Barr
have been sent to Washington The Captain
says: Il have been following the sea for
about twenty-five years for about thirteen
1ears have been Captain of schooner. and
or about nine years have been making vow
yes to the West Indies, and am familiar with
he southern coast of Cuba. i first observed
he gunboat on the 30th of Nav. She was
etween us and the Cuban shore, toward
shich l was heading to take advantage of
he land breeze expected in the evening,
tile to the windward of the course I /,
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ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Disastrous Reverse Sustained by the Brit
tsh in Afghanistan.
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PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
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LONDON, July 18th. - correspondent
writes that in view of tbs prospective an
tagonisms between The House of Lords and
Commons concerning the compensation for
disturbances in Ireland bill, committee has
been formed to invite the cooperation of all
the Liberal associations Of the United King
dom for demonstration Of confidence in the
Government, for eliciting an expression of
opinion in favor of abolishing hereditary
peerage and the creation of an elective Sem
ate, for organizing a committee of electors in
permanent session to guard against the pos
sibe calamity of the return Of the Tories to
power, and for agitatiDg for q suppression Of
Parliamentary obstruction by adopting the
"cloture or other summary process. The
committee Will meet early ne t week to ar
range public meetings throughout the King
dom. Several well-known metropolitan Lib
erals will head the movement.
Escape OF Cuban Insurgents TO Turks
Island-DeEaand for their Surrender
Refused.
HALIFAX, July 2Sth.-Captain Williams at
this port from Turks Island. reports that
shortly before he sailed the Cuban Insurgent
General. with forty followers, was landed at
Turks Island by the mail steamer from Hayti
bound to New York. They had escaped
rom Cuba to Hayti in small vessel, and
we're closely pursued by Spanish man-of-
var. While st that place their money and
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TeElpIar.

CHICAGO, July 2Sth-Preparations on
magnificent scale have been made for the re-
ception of the KNIGHTS Templar on their
triennial conclave, beginning Angus. 10th.
1t Is certain that the gathering will be much
larger and the most noteworthy ever held
here, and the decorations are ia keeping with
the expected grand cutpouring Of delegates.
, 1880-08-27
AN INDIGNANT BISHOP.

1hc Bishop OF Vinceslnex, Ind. In-
xlhtH that Thcre Shall lSD No Dnncin:.
In His Diocc.c. ntal Proponcx to 11nta
un Example of Tiione WHO Islkobey
IliH Orders.
Spsetat Di.rateh 10 The Cafeago tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. .o.-The I1iber-
nIa,ls au Irlsll Enthul'c Order, held Il picnic
yesterday south of tho city, aud seycral of
tho more gltltyor stubborn members engaged
I'll dancing, although Dsl,op Cl,ntarl llns
strictly forbidden IT, TlIis morning thu
Bishop sent tho following l1tter 10 Matthew
Uurns, SuprclMo EXECUTIVE Oniccr Of tho 4.
O. II. In ln.llana:
on tho 1ath day Of Inst juno received. from
tho CtaIr,1'n" ot tiio StNte Conyontion nf y1,'r
sf an From ~ III. ~ s W'iisam l;crc m II H. 4Rd ss's s
''l y ibs ststs Contention Sa's e ia'.!.as 'sS &
isaap plcetl III carsu Sver e. S ti ill., + osi s
sho S & Vsee, is VII !y 'stss se e. t ,he shs
sssch1s a hts ,ososo sfShtbtinE :aclng
latiou a|huy. q soI,'e q ihcn. yestorslny, 6!
% y tha ''! !ss " VI ~ oF "tH"s''y
picnic and dancing. yon, ssr, chilled 10 sro n,u
Itoss It st9gv 9 S a a % 8 y ysssY GsSs ,
companion. nl,d Ia your determination III a'lhurU
to tiv splrt Ut tho resolution citeIi ntuvv .ll! 10
] nssysnt tug in's,sl ! :!,!,se = sn 4 an KI!'
wsro W scce.sf"l. Ti,s. thescf"r. Induces nj;
9 g. g. ny H. Il ssS % sisaIonss SSSn m "F M Il
ssst''i !seR part il 's ss Tho n,!si Ifs f
iirst, iiso t,.t,!es of lilo lodges whs., ImoDsrs
took part IN the .laeg ~ At yesssr!uss picnic:
guilty or tra,sxrcs.lnE tno or4irr Of tito i,f*op
uf this dEuc1su III tho 0Gc.sttfi nd III thu n,ttl-