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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-02

Keg is quotable at 1ed2lc = h. For shipment the
cost of packing has TO be added
CHEEsE-We quote California al Sd9c for inferior,
and 10@l1c for good TO choice; Eastern creamery,
22lc . b.
morning. Supplies seem moderately plentiful,
while the demand is rather slack From 2lc to 23e
Will probably cover all transactions, including poor
| TO very choice The tendency of the market is not
| strong Eastern are quotable at 2o92lc z dozen.
| PouITRY-The market is easier for some de-
scriptions. We quote: Turkeys, 14@l6e e ID
for live and 159l6c for dressed BOOSTERS, a 5095
| for old and Ss@l0 for young Hens s5@6; 8roilefS
s3d5 80, according to size; Ducks, 81 5O95 90 q
| dozen Geese, 81 25d2 q pair.
WooI-Several Eastern buyers have left for home
within two or three days, declining to make fur
Their purchases. Some of them in former years have
bought largely in the San Francisco market, but
this season their transactions will scarcely amount
to one tenth of their usual business. Holders are
| beginning to make up their minds to carry large
quantities till fall if necessary, believing that it
would he better so to do than attempt to realize on
what might be offered ii effort made to force
sales. We quote 1St620c for bury, 2l@22lc for
slightly bury and 23@25c for free southern and San
joaquin choice northern is quotable at 27@30c, and
Eastern Oregon at 2Sa26c q ib.
Meat Market.
Fresh beef is weaker, with large supply i'll the
| stock yards. The warm weather tends to decrease
the demand. Quotations for mutton are unchanged,
tASNSA~sN
supply. Following are rates for whole carcasses
| from slaughterers tn dealers:
BEKF-Prime, Ga6lc; medium grades, 5G6c;
Vantage calves, 5@cc; small ones, 7I@9c
q H.
MUTToN-wethers arequotable at 3l@4c, and ewes
at &c . h.
| -Quotable at 4@5c . II for good to choice.
| PoRK-Live hogs. 5a5sc for hard, and 4l94sc for
soft dressed do, rare q b.
Eastern and Foreign Markets.
! NEW YORK, June LIST.
BREADsruFFs- Flour is dull; Wheat is unsettled ;
| latter at 81 26t91 80.
| HIDEs-Californa are dull at 22@23c.
WooL-California is dull at l6d1ec for fall
bury, and 20a2Sc for clean fall; spring bury, Esq
| 36c clean spring. 3S@i0c; pulled, 10000
BoRAx-C California. 101@l0lc.
| QUICKSILVER 4d42c.
| LEATHRR-Stock increasing.
| IRoN-Pig S25G2S for No. y.
| NAus-S3G3 10.
CHICAGO, June lst.
WuRAT-s1 o7a for July.
| BAcoN-S6 50 for short rib sides.
PoRK-Sl0 40 for July.
| LARD-S6 52a for July.
LIvgRPooL, June LIST.
WHEAr-Good to choice California, 9s 10d to los
4d Spot lots dull cargo lots quiet off coast car
goes ASS weather showery.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-02

| EtHARLEs T. JONES AND ED. NJ. MARTIN,
4 Attcrneys-at-I4aw and Notaries Public, have
removed their office to No. 6o7 street, between
Sixth and Seventh m244plm
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CHANGE OF TIME.

A. II. TowNE. General Superintendent
7. H GOODMAN. :. .Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Agen
iaQ-inii
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J G, sCgAEFER.

GooPER, No. 50 FRONT STREET, SACRA.
Z mento. Beer Kegs, Butter Firkins, Wine
Liquor Barrels and Kegs. Redwood and Sugar
Pine Tanks Orders promptly attended to.
iul-fplm
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DR.. G. L. SIMMONS,
MO 212 STREET. BETWEEN SECOND AND
IN Third, Sacramento.
10 to 10 ANY
81 ONCE Hours: 20 70 ~ apas4pa
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3. SCION uOLL.
DIR. UyDERHYLL.

A TToRNEY AND CoUNsELoR-AT.LAw,
n CORNER SIXTH AND l STaEErs, SACRAMENTO
Cal nl3o.iplm
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the state Board of Capitol Commissioners for
the Ventilation of the State Capitol Building. Said
proposals will be opened on
Saturday, juno 12, 1850,
At O'Clock P. NJ, and must be accompanied with
plans and specifications of the work to be done and
the system to he used.
Bids W II be received
First-In bulk, the bidder to furnish labor and
material.
Second--For experimenting the work. the State
to supply the labor and m terial
The Board reserves the right to reject anyor all
bids.
For information regarding the work to be done,
apply to the Secretary of State.
W. S. Stafford,
Secretary of the Board OF Capitol Commissioners
Sacrauanto Nav 81. 1880 m2S-l0t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18

THB MKT MovE in the Bsyard -Conk-
ling controversy will hardly be devel-
,ped before Mr.. Conkling gets to Wash.
ington and perhaps it may then be
postponed until the next Congress.
The New York Senator understands
eeping his own secrets, but be seems
to know exactly when and how ia
strike telling blows. He is said to be
engaged ss counsel in an important
lawsuit in New York, in consequence
D; which he has not been at Washing
ton at the present session. However,
II seems he found time enough to throw
out his dashing announcement Of Mr..
Bayard's Dover speech as truthless
calumny, and there no is letting the
matter rsst until his copvenience to
refer to it again in his own way and
his own time. That his vindication
will be short, sharp and decisive can
not bs doubted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18
studen. Bio. in Pniuade,phi.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l6.-The Sophie
more class OF the University Of Penn
sylvania had a cremation tonight OF
the old textbooks used during the past
term. The cremation exercises occurred
on the Campus, and the students
arrived on the spot about $50 O'Clock,
accompanied by an escort Of 80 police.
men, as II had beeA limited during the
day that the medical students would
break up the exercises for an alleged
affront given at their commencement
LIST Summer. When the SophomoD es,
to the number of so, arrived on the
ground, they found q gathering Of sew =
erAl hundred medical students, who
shouted and booted at the Sophomores.
Several breaks in the rope which sur
roadsd the Sophomores were made, and
then q policeman discharged his pistol.
This was this cause OF general rush Jf
the students, and the policemen were
nearly overpowered. They then made
an arrest, and this led to throwing of
bricks, rotten eggs, and other things,
and several OF the policemen we're in
jure1 lone seriously, by being struck on
the head with brick. Another claims
to have been cut across the head with
a knife by student. Ten Of the med
ioal students were arrested, and three
Of the policemen were sent to the hos
pital. The affair caused intense ex.
citement in West Philadelphia, and the
people in the neighborhood were fear
ful that the riot would become general
and lead TO the destruction Of property.
At midnight matters had calmed down.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18
TSKUSlEE'S SALE

-
REAL TATE.
BY virtue OF an order OF tho Court OF Chan.
Gerry OF the State OF delaware, In and for New
Castle County made at the September Term,
A. D.. 1850, will be s0ld at public saie at the
Midol Gt0wn Hotel, kept by samuel Pc acocK,
In the town OF Middletown, New Castle 10,
and Stats Of Delaware, en- SATURDAY, tho
FIClhTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER. A.
D., 1880, at one O'Clock. p. m, the following
or parcel OF land situate in IT. Georges HID,
New Castle County and state OF Delaware,
and now or formerly bounced and described
as follows, TO wit
beginning at q stake in line OF land late
81 Peter Bowman, near the Intersection nfthc
Buck and Cow Marsh Reads, thence dosn
along the middle 0fC0w Marsh Road south
two an a half degrees, eat eighty three H. q
ak tenth1 peicheS to stake. thence by
sIua cavng said n ad and dividing this rem
land late OF llr. John Martin. south eighiy
liX degrees, west one bundled and elgh
Jour DeTches To stake In line OF ia Ees
Prices land, thence along that line north
five and three quarter degrees, west eighty
three and stx.tentbs perches 10 corner
sake, thence by land OF tho htirs Of james
Jamison, north eighty -iOur and quarter de-
Rrees east, tiity-one perches and eight tenths
to stake ON tho north side of branch OF
IT Georges Mill Pond, and thence north
eighty six and hall degrees east, one hun.
fred and thirty mine pefehos and three.
tenths to the place Of beginning, containing
within fa!d bounds ninety.nine acres and
one hundred AID thirty-six perches Of land,
be the Same more or less.
Attendance will be given and terms mado
known nc tho time and place aforesaid by
EDWABD q. BRADFORD, 1R.,
Trustee, or by his Attorney.
Attest j. n. HoUsAAN, Reg. 10.
127dhWts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18
TRUSTEE'S SALE
o.
HEAL TAT u.


REAL ESTATE.
by virtue OF an order OF tho Court OF Chan
Gerry Of the State OF Delaware, in and for NeW
Uattle County, made at the September Torn
a. d 1850, will be exposed to public vendue
at the auction rooms OF l.. W. Stidham, Ill
East 9TH street., Wilmington, on SATU h
DAY, the 8th DAY Of JANUARY, A. d.,
81, at Q O'Clock. D. m. tho following described
keal Estate, to wit All those two pieces OF
parcels OF land situated IN the city OF vii.
mtngton, Delaware. bounded and described
as follows. TO wit:
Begining at the intersection of tie wester
ly side OF 1atnall street., with the SOutherly
side otThlrd street, themes SoutheIly ~ said
side OF Tatrall street, twenty feet 10 = cor
ner, thence westerly parallel with Third
street, seventy ono feet To Il line Of lot NO. 2,
hereinafter deScrtbed, thence northerly gar.
allel with ratnall street, twenty feet to the
southerly side of1hird street, R'oresaid, and
thence thereby eas;erly Seventy.one feet to
the place Of beginning.
no. ., BEGINNING at point in tho southor
ly side OF Third street. at the Distance Of
seventy one ioet westerly from The westerly
eide OF Tatnall street. being corner Of loi
No. above described; thence sOutberly par
allel with tatnall street, one hundred feet
TO q corner, thence westerly parallel with
Third street, tWonty one ieet 10 corner,
thence north thirty.tix degrees east, enc
huLdred lest and one inch TO the sOutherly
side OF 1kifd sueot, Sioresaid, and thence
thereby esaterly fourteen feet to the place Of
beginning.
Attendance will DO given and terms made
known st the time and place Aforesaid by
BENZ. NlELDS,
Trustee, or bV hts Attorney,
Attest -. M. HoUtMAH. Reg. U. U.
l2lo eod-S
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18

Judge, hsncs 1t need surprise no one to
hear Of q withdrawal Of the contest at
almost any time. Judge Houston cares
less for q seat In Congress than he
does that the assessment laws OF the
State should be remodled and made
more for the purposs Of enabling citi-
Gems to enjoy and exercise the elective
franchise than to disfranchise them
He 10 bold and autspoken in his con
domination OF the present laws on thai
. subject, and 1t was for the purpose o.
effecting an alteration in these laws
that he eutereI into contest for th'
seat In Congress for which MIR. Martin
holds the certificate. He Is not willing
to withdraw his contest until assursn
oes are given tbSt the assessment law
Of the State shall be remodeled. 1t Ii
reported that these assurance are to h
lgiyen, in which case the judge will NJ
doubt withdraw his contest against MIR
Martin.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18
Delaware and Ch es.peake Canal.

The severe weather OF last weel
closed this canal with ice from six Il
eight inches in thickness. The Ice
house Of Mr.. Paul, as we'll as the ont
at the Delaware City locks, was filled
in very short space OF time. The ca
nal was kept open by the tugs, Charles
J. Ash and A. c. Gray, these small
beats experiencing no difficulty, appsr
emily, in going through the ice. Some
few vessels we're towed through, NO,
many, but as the river is now clear Of
ice, the probabilities are that in the mex,
few days the tugs and horses will all
be kept tOlsrably busy in towing vessels
through. The NeV York and Philadel
phia boats, Of the Ericsson line have
been regularly running on time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18
PUEBLO nALH.
VNRUsTEE's SALE
-og-
REAL ESTATE.


BY virtue Of an order oil the Court 81 Chan
Castle County made At the september Term,
A. d., 1880, Of said Court, will DO exposed 70
public sale at the Middletown Hotel, Kept
by Samuel Peacock, In the town Of middle
town, New Castle County and state OF Dele
Ware,on SATURDAY THE EIGHTEENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, A. H., 1851, st one
o'clock, p. m, the following Real Estate. 70
wit: All that tract or parcel OF land stu.
ate In st. Georges Hid New Castle County
and state OF Delaware. and now or formerly
bounded and described IS follows, 10 wit :
beginning ut . stake where span.
lsh OAK tree formerly stood, ard running
thence along land formerly OF Nathan w.
Thomas, nerth ave and three quarter dc.
grees, west one hundred and eighty perches
and nine.tenths o. perch 70 2 STAKE. tnsnee
between this and lands late OF Rebecca 3. X.
Connell, north eighty six degrees, east ore
hundred and eishty-four perche' 70 stake
in Cow Marsh Road; thence down said Rad
and binding thereon south three degrees,
east one hundred and twenty porches and
iour-tenths Of perch to STAKE In the said
road, thence south three and half degrees.
east nifty seven perches and two tenths Of q
perch to stat In the north side OF SCOTS
Kan; thence up the said road and binding
thereon south elghty-slx degrees and three
quarters, west i0rty-f0ur perches and nine
tenths al perch to stake; thence south
eighty.tWo degrees and three quarters west
twenty SIX perches and one tenth OF perch
to stake; thence leaving the snid run and
running along George Houston's land south
eighty five degrees and three quarters west,
sixty.twc peiches and forty eight hundredths
Of Q perch TO q stake; thence south eighty two
degrees and half west, fJrty four perchss
and eight tGnths OF perch 10 tho place Of
beginning. containing within said bounds
two hundred and two acres and one hundred
and four peIches Of land, be tho same more
or less.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at the time and piare Aforesaid BY
EDWARD u. BRADFORD. JR..
Trustee, or by his Attorney.
Attest -. NJ. HoUsMAH, Reg. q. q.
l27.dkWta
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18

THERE ARB Indications that Judge
Houston may withdraw his contest for
the seat OF Hon. Edward l.. Martin In
Congress, aud choose to remain on the
Bench. Though there are ample
grounds for successful contest, there
is alarge class Of influential Republicans
who regret the retiraoy Of the Judge
from the Bench. They would rather
have him there than 10 zee him trans-
ferrsd 10 Congress. Many ofthes, per-
sons are old lifelong friends Of the
Judge IN whom he has always oondded
and In whom he has had the fullest
confidence. Their oounsels and the
'disine lination enter into active polit-
iosl contentious at his age Of life have
NO doubt had their influence on tn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18
D2ECUTOR'S SALE,

TxECUTOR'S SALE,
Will be sold at Public Sale on the premises
No. 6l0 King street, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. glst, 1880
at 8 o'clock, sharp
A Good Substantial Two STORY Brick Dwell
ling, with attic. IL rooms. Size OF lot 81 feet
front on King street. running back 100 feet
The above property being located on one Of
our principal streets, is WORTH the attention
OF any one wanting 10 mako good paying
investment. Also will be toid at ol0 Kitg
street, on same day, at LEO o'clock. quaD
tity Of h )useh old and kitchen furniture, such
as chairs. bedsteads, carpets, mating, ex.
tension table, mirrors, cook and room stoves,
china, glass and qutensware, Kitchen uten
sils. etc
TERMS OF SALE On the real estate, to
per cent cash as soon es the property 1
struck on, ths balance to be paid on or before
March Goth, 1851, when deed will be given,
or II desired settlement can be made sooner.
VIM. M. PYLE. Executor,
Of Martha kirkpatrick.
L. w. STIDHAM 4 SEN, Auct'rs. l3.ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18
Early sunday Pnpers,

Subscribers will receive their New
York and Philadt lphia papers by
O'Clock, on Sunday morning, providing
the train is on tine. Last Sunday,
Davis, the enterprising news-dssler at
619 Market street. bsd his routes deliv.
cred before half Of his patrons were GU,
of bed. All the papers for sale In the
morning after s o'cls ok.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18
for Divorce.

Prot. John c. Hardness will make
application at the coming session OF
our Legislature, for divorce from his
wife Laura Csgood HarkneSs. Mrs.
Harkness left our city last July, and is
now residing at South New Market,
New Hampshire, with some Of her
relatives. 1t is reported that she de-
clines to return TO our city notwith-
standing that she resided here some
twenty.f years, and the obligations
Of q wife towards her husband.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18

DR.. Simms' Veeetsble Liver Pills cougar
ooated) move the bowels easy BY acting d.
rectiy on the liver, restore the loet energies
by promoting the healthy action d the liver;
the right OF ieft side or throuEh the limbs,
indigestion, cOstiveness, sioE stomach, weak
hack, dissiness, bad feelings through the
body, acbing limbs, biliousnese, general
weakness and othor bodily tDfirmities are
cured They positively operate without
gripping, sickeniDg, weab eninF or leaving the
bowels onstlve. A splsudid. easy, Dsrgatiys
and liver cure - cents and d boz Main
depot, eth and King Sta. Philadelphia con
Aroh street, Sold By dealers. III
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18

Evil CONGREGATIONS corrupt good
manners" Senator Vent in debate in
the Senate on Wednesday callsd old
John Brown a scouudrel. The Senator
must have his seat In the vicinity OIL
Mr.. Bayard's seAt in tho Senate and
has learned his vigorous style Of speak
inv.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18
Acknowledgment from the Siators
of the valuation.

NRssRs. EDITORS viii you please
obligs us by conveying through the Re-
PUBLICAN, the expressions Of our CRATE
ful acknowledgment to the ladies and
gentlemen who lsbored 80 generously
and individually at the entertainment
given for our benefit, on Wednesday =,
the 18th inst. Mr.. c. B. Rhcads de.
serves special mention for his invalua
BILE services in the musical department
Yours respectfully,
The SISTERS OF THE VISITATION.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18
OHicers or Posales' Leeion.

At meeting OF the Postles' Legion
last evening, thu following officers wsr
elected:
Preeident---Charles Crosier.
Vice Presid snt-Jsmes Gemmill.
Sscrstary-Charles Held.
Financial Sscrstsry-Wm. Harkin,
Tressursr--Osoar Munda.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18
QUE OIRCUEATIOk.

over t1e0 sOO) ono hundred tnous
and and SAX hundred copies of the
ssssepablisan," were printed ma"
sol d in twelve days. Advertisers
shoald note this fact-nOw that
she holidays are aDDresebinG.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18

your :, attenuon strongly, il
new dinner set is wanted n9, :
costs, here $40; eIsewb.
$500. If you wonder at 4
difference. We explain. v
have bought so sets dire
from the makers in Franz,
nobody else buys so man
nobody buys for so little
The pieces are delicate Al
graceful in shape; the n
tern has the general char1
ter OF the scollop,but witho|
breaking In.g the continuo|
edge line. The penel
erect IS white slight
to, with decoraatid
The decoration consists
light punches of grasses Il
flowers painted with a md
delicate hand; and of hi
terfiies. which are T
bright and real, as if fl
were actually flying in 4
summer air.
Northwest corner Of the building.
ALFRED WRIcHT's cd
anium Leaf" is from a Sd
cies Of geranium having
richer perfume than
house plant, but of the sad
character. 1t is suppos
to be well known, which
isn't; 1t is highly approx
by those who like the od
Nobody but you can 4
whether you will like this
any other odor. The md
popular of all is "Mary Sd
art" but some persons d
like it extremely
second circle, northwest from the certr,!
Gloves. We have 1
four best makes Of |
gloves. and a variety Of |
called kid at lower prices
very good gloves, but 1
kid. Driving and fab
gloves in great variety Y
have this advantage in bd
ng here. You know WI
you get.
outer ciIcIs, Chestnut street sn,nsc..
Handkerchief HundrS
IF styles can be seen withd
the asking; silk and linl
We have to show them
his way, because you Gro
he counters and make
impossible to show them
he usual way.
Everybody knows by 4
ime that our handKerchi
urpass anything ever
ore seen in Philadelp%
md everybody wonders
We sell at such prices,
laven't a part cotton hal
,erchief in the store.
eeond and third circles, southwest
from tho centre.
Shoes, boots and slpp|
IN advertisement ought
ell what you don't Ef
lready. You know that
ave a quarter.acre
hoes; do you know that
Ialf of our trade is in 60
f better quality than
.ept at all by other hol
ere =? do you know
we keep at a
God OF its kind--sl
Gather, very likely, but
hoddy do you know
,e make to measure ID
hoes than any other hd
nywhere ? do you K
Thy our shoe-trade is Y
mes as large as the
.rgest in the world? 3
front. west side. v
I .irtle oirls' coats
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-12-18

Office. -IHE TWELFTH ANNUAL
~ meeting Ct toe stockholders OF the W n.
sonic Hall 90 , Of Wilmington, DOL, will be
held on Monday, the .7th day OF December.
1850, ut 2 o'clock, y. m, for tbs purreie 81
electiDg pre- Hdent, vice president, treasurer,
secretary and nine dlI ectOrs. to serve he en-.
suing year. J. +. ALMOND, Sec'y.
l2ltt,th,s TIN