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CHEkIFF's SALE.

CHEhIFF'S SALE. NJ
BY virtue ofa writ Of Ais. Levari Faci-
as, 70 nae d direeted, will be exposed 10 pub
lie sale, at the I.I
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. No. S4l Shipley st.,
now occupied by John j. DOugberty. M
the city OF Wilmington. N lew Castle County
Delaware, On
WEDNESDAY,
The 31st Day of MARCH, 1880,
at o'clock, p. m, the following described
keal Estat Viz:
brick store building thereon or CT d, lying
and being situate IN the city oi Whining
ton, ed and described as follows, 10
VIII: Beginning At n stake standing In The
northwesterly side Of Market street, a Col :
ner of n lot formerly OF Joseph Robertson
now OF the heiIs Of Mary Riley, deceased
thence through the middle OF the IL
ton wall Of the buiIui, x hereby RTanLsd
and the IN messuase OF Joseph RobInson, de-
ceased, north s. degrees, west by line Of
the late Joseph kobiDson's lot III feet
Inches 10 The suutheasteriy side OF hh play
street; thence north 80 degrees east about
Tneornilus Jones, deeeased, thence there
with south 81 degrees east LII feet z int hes
70 Market street aforesaid. thence south 80
degrees west about 81 feet 10 inches down
Market treet TO the place oil beginning, be
the on ents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF David Lemon and Maria. ms
wife, and l. l., and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff
sherifrs Once, New CASTLE, Maren
lztn, lssO: marl6-3tvts
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AT BRANDYwINE sTAvE MILL.
In the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
County. Delaware,
On Thursday, April ist, 1890.

On tnurSoay, April lSt, 1880.
At O'Clock p. M,
Mil building. shedding and dry Dom.
M MACHlNERY-l steam engine, Izx2O.
and attach ments, tubular boIier and at
tacnments. IoIce pumps, hand pump.
main line shading, pulleys, haI gers, /
driving belt, circular saw mill, carriage
AID beIt, belt, rope and chains for Draw :
Ing up logs, woi bench, emery grind
er, table and bet. l'heading packer, |
swinging cross cut saw, frame and be T..
large grindstone, frame and bet, pa,
tent siicing machine. hand drill, iron
wise, heading planer, counter aud be B.,
l hand cross-cut saw, l facing machine
and belt, heading machine machine
lor ripping heading. old oou itersnaft.
pulley and fly wheel, old laner, Steam
pipe in dry room, l truck, four wheeled
z gum hose, step ladder, q circular saws,
hToCK--Lot OF logs in yard, bout 10 600
feet inlxei sawed lumber ana PLANK in
yard. 70 ps. gum hub stuff. In shed, bout
500 feet mixed sawed boards anu lumber,
IN shed, lot of saw ed spokes, In IN i'll 30 q
'etsawed plank. In mill, about 400 gam
hub blocks, Crossed Off } about 400, I'm per
fect cloth bOarls, express wagon.
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L0rS, AND FARMS WITts * yC.ns
fE,A3PEhIE EHCE. THE OUTI,OOK lS
F6h1 ENCOURAGING FOR BETsTER
hlSSsS FOR 1880. 1T. HEALD'
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Que lap tits mothnr'sl for the we
Baby in daytime. About 700 laps of thu
bedroom floor at night for the happy (?)
father carrying the sick Baby 10 qniei !
1t. Prize-a bottle of DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup, which allows him to rest on his
laurels and his bed,
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CHERIFF's SALE.

ShGhIF . "a LIE.
BY virtue of a writ OF Plus. Levari Facias
To me directed, viii be exposed TO public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
At Shipley street, kept by John J, Dough.
eriy IN the city OF Wilmington, New Cas- 81.
tie county. Del,
ON THURSDAY,
The Sth Day Of April, A. D., 1880,
at O'Clock, p. M, the following desc ribed
real estate, VIZ:
All that certain lot Of land and two
story frame dwellings thereon erected stu
aled in the ely Of Wilmington, bound
ed and described as follows, t. wit: be
ginning at c,rner OF land formerly OF
Sam uei WollasfOD, now OF - on the
northei ly side OF h kinth street and at the
distance of fity 1--WE feet westerly from
the westerly side OF shipiey street, thence
oy line ol said iand Lorih 81 degrees
east and parallel 10 shipley treet s. feet
70 STAKE, thence north IS degrees, west
ana parallel 10 NlnLi street II Ieei 0 inches
10 sake. tht nee by a new line dividing
ms from the residue oi said lot, ana pass
Ing through and aio & The middle or IN.
PAL tition dividing said dwellings south
hlrly-lw0 degrees west 62 IeeL TO the
afoi esaid side OF Ninth street. and theuc,.
thereby south 6S degrees, east II feet o
lncnes 10 The place OF beginning, be the
contents the reof what they nay
seized and taken In execution as the
property OF John +. Cleaden and NINA
E'' MS wife asd I. t., and 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifrs ONCE, New Castle, March 10
Ao'V' mar2UStawts
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SHERIFF SALES.
I,IiEsItF's SALE.

hEkIkF'5 SALE.
By virtue of q writ OF Levsri Facias
To me- directed. will De exposed 70 public
sale, at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. No. s4i shipley st.
Wilmington, New Castle county, Della.
ON WEDNESDAY.
The 3ist day of March, 1880, at
o'clock, p, NJ,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel OF land sit
uate in the city OF Wilmington, bounded
and described ~ follows, 10 wit; Begin
ming at a point on the Northeast corner Of
Front Front and and Adams street rect thence northerly
lly feet 10 In. TO the northerly side Of
Pleasant street; thence easterly along
Pleasant street l2S feet TO stake; thence
southerly parallel with Adams street lis
feet " In. 70 the northeriy side Of Front
street, thence westerly along the north
erly side OF Front street l28 feet TO the
place Of beginning. be the contents there
OF what they may.
property of William Richmann, Jr,, and
:" ~. ADo 10 Ds 'oie goaN PYLE, SHERIFF
sherins once. New Castle. March u.
1880. marl3- eodb
SHERIFTs SALE.
BY virtue OF writ Of Levari Facias, 70
me direct.d. will be exposed 10 public
sale A. the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, No. sli shipley St.
Kept by John ]. Dougherty, In the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware, ON
WEDNESDAY. the slst DAY OF MARCH,
.r A. D.. 1880. at 2 O'Clock. p. M.
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land with brick house thereon erect
ed. situate In the city of Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows, TO wit
street ~ the distance Of rs feet (be the
same more or less) from the corner formed
by the interst ction OF the easterly side OF
Spruce street with the northeriy side OF
Fifth street; thence north ~ degrees east
lOO feet To a corner; thence north IS de.
grees, west lS feet, Dt the same more or
less. to corner; thence southerly 80 de-
grees. west ~ feet to the line OF The head
OF three-feet wide alley; thence along
said line OF said alley south IS degrees,
east feet TO corner; thence along the
easterly side Of said three-feet wide alley
south W degrees, west W feet 10 the north
eqly side OF Fifth street; thence along said
side OF said street south IS degie east IL
OF beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Ann Harrigan and {. t's, and
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
Sherin's once, New Castle. March IL
1851. marlS-eods.
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GREENBANK,
New Castle County, Delaware. on
Monday, March 40, A. D., 1890,

I... At y CLOCK, r. M:
MACHINERY-l main shaft, pulleys
aud hebgers, l 10 In. gum driving belt, 2
spoke lathes. patterns and belts, circular
saws, table and belts,3 grindstones,l 4 table
and belts, boiler for steaming, IL feet of
inch heating pipe. lin CELLAR, circu ar
saw. tabie. belt and attachments, coun-
Ler-shaft, pulleys anu belt, l boring ma
chine aud belt, chair machine, counter
smart, nxtures and belt, boring machine
and belt, I wooden wise, securing ma.
chine, counter and belt, IL feet Of inch
heating pipe, I'm ladd room, planning
machine, belt and count RI circular saw,
bench and belt, felloe bender and belt
with sleigh Iunuer, wheel barrow, aud
other JOrms belonging thereto, / single
bend shaft set, double bend shaft SETS
bow sets. IL poe sets, 10 car back sets
"a stool leg sets, iron steam box, l small
hand screw, bench vises, s CHAIR arm
sets, 10 chair back sets, ~ chair leg sets.
felloe packers, round top bow and fx-
lures, | counter shaft lin spoke room, J l
wheelbariow.
STOCK-Lot OF sawed strips, for shafts
BOWS, &C., lot OF oak and hickory plank
lot OF spokes and handles unfinished,
about % peach ladders, about IL long lad
ders, about II chair frames, about lOUO
stool frames, about IL croquet mallets,
lot finished spokes, chair stuff and ham
dies, about ~ sets car backs, about 10 sets
felloes, lot shafts and piow ha dies and
dearborn bows, pairs sleigh runners, lot
loose shafts. felloes and poles. lot STOOL
legs, mot bent.)
TIMBER remaining on n acres OF land
leased OF Israel Gunkfef in Black bird Hum
dred New Castle County.
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R.EoEIvERs SALE a
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
OF JOHN WELLS A. CO

By virtue ofan order of the Court OF
Chancery. OF the State of Delaware,i in and
for New Castle County, made the 18th day
OF February, A. D., lSSO, Will be exposed
70 Public sale, the following described
Personal Property, being the property OF
onn r. Wells d. Co., at the Spoke and
Felloe Mil, at
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NOTICES.
EOR LEVY COURT COMMIs-
Il BIONER
OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY
Charles M,CiOsk ey.

OF WILMINGTON HUNDRED.
Subjeet, o the nomination OF the Demo-
cratic party mar22tu.
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s4i shipley street, kept By John ]. Dough-
cry, III ihe clty Of ofWilmington, New Gas
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CHERIFF SALE.

NHERIFF SALE.
BY virtue OF a writ of Leyari Facias 10
me directed, will be exposed 70 public
sale, At the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
S4l Shipley street, now occupied by John
=. DouKherty, In the city of wiimlnRtou.
New Castle County, Del, on
WEDNESDAY, The 3Ist Day MARCH
lSSU, at O'Clock, d. m
The following described real est viz:
a. that certain lot. piece or Islt. Jof
land, with a three story brio house
thereon erected, situate In the city own.
mington, New Casue County, and ktaieof
delaware, bounded and ucscri bed a. fol-
lows, to wit: Beginning at a poinL tntbe
westerly side OF Tatnall street, between
Second and Third streets, 1T the distance
OF t33 feet from The southerIy side OF Th,rd
street, being corner OF land belonging 10
George Craig; thence along line OF The
same westerly parallel with Third street
about VI or v5 feet to a line OF land former.
ly belonging TO Allen McLane. thence
therewtfh, southerly parallel with TAtnall
street about ~ feet o In. N q stake: thence
easterly parallel with Third street about
W or 70 rect 70 thd aforesaid side OF Tatnali
street, and thence Herewith nOrtherIy "a
feet in. TO the place Of beg n ming, be the
contents thereof what they may. Book
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Frederick Hubers. Deceased
lWilliaIn q. hobelen, Adm. or Frederick
duDers, deceased, and August Asherbach
ana r. mis- wife and I. t., and TO be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sherin.
sherins office, New Cattle, March IL
looo marls-eodts
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CHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue ofa writ OF Levarl Facias, W
me euirec'eu' VIII he exposed 70 public sale,
TAEAVET IIn,pu,
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-
By virtue ofa writ OF Plus, Levari Facias
To me directed, viii be exposed 10 public
sale, at the
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w WANTED.-DwELLINGs FOR RENT
w FROM ALL PARTS OF THE CITY.
WE RENT. COLLECT, AND SETTLE TO
THEsATISFATIoN OF ALL CONCERN
ED. WE REFER TO OUR TENANTS
AS WELL AS TO OWNERS.
Iebw&s. HEALD co.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
Sit Shipley street, kept by John J. Dough.
er'y 10 the city OF Wilmington, New Cas-
tie county, Del.
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NJ OTICE.-The Diamond State Loan As
~ ISOLATION is now issuing new stock;
applications received any time by
GEORGE c. MARlS, Secretary.
once, No. COL Shipley street, Second
noor) open day ndevening. mhl2-Im.
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OREGON.
Iten,s fron, Portland.


PORTLAND, March 31st-Pursuant to
resolution passed at meeting held to-day by
the stockholders and Board Of Directors of
the Oregon Steam Navigation Company, all
the property, real and personal belonging to
that corporation was formally transferred to
the Oregon Railway and Navigation Com
pany The deed was filed this afternoon in
the office of the County Clerk consideration.
S710,0 600. The transfer includes all the real
estate, docks, wharves, landings, etc., owned
by the corporation in Portland, Astoria, Ore
gon City, Salem, The Dalles Umatilla, Wal
lula and Lewiston also all railroads, rolling
stock, road beds, ETC.; also all telegraph lines
between Portland and Walla Walla, includ-
ing branches, etc. The transfer also includes
the following steamers Dixie, Thompson,
Emma Hayward, Bonita, Welcome, Wide
ain Queen, Annie Faxon, John Gates, Spo-
kane, Almota, Harvest Queen, ID. 5. Baker,
Idaho, Bonanza, Willamette Chief, Cham
pion E. n. Locke, Ocklahama, Orient, Oc-
cident, Fanny Patton, S. T. Church, Nc
Minnville, Alice, Northwest. There were
also ten large barges included in the transfer;
also several wharf boats. The consideration
for the floating stock of the company was
S726, 900.
The death warrant of All Lee has been
placed in the hands of Sheriff Norden by
Judge Belinger for execution of the sentence
OIL the 20th of April The doomed prisoner
has made several unsuccessful attempts to
commit suicide, and two men are employed
to watch him constantly, day and night.
Nj. M. Baker, farmer residing near Pleas
ant Hill, Clackamas county, was thrown
from wagon to-day. The wheels passed
over his body, crushing several ribs and in
fiicting other very severe injuries. Baker is
not expected to recover.
The Supreme Court of the United States
has affirmed the decision of the United States
Circuit Court for the District of Oregon, in
the case of James Vance ct al VS.. A. r. Bur
bank ct al This is an important suit, which
has been in the Courts for several years. The
affirmation of the decision of the lower Court
settles the matter, and quiets title to large
portion Of the present town-site of Lafayette,
the county seat of Yamhill.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Arrival from sifka-Anairs at Alaska
Work at the Iron Mines Near Port
TOwnsend-Business Revival.

Arrival from sifka-Anairs at Alaska
Work at the Iron Mines Near Port
Townsend-Business Revival.
PoRT TOWNSEND, March 31st.-The steamer
California left Sitka on the 10Th, and arrived
Everything was dull there, and no news OF
Importance Is reported.
The Stuart mine has only been worked
eight days since the last trip of the Califor-
MIA, owing to the prevailing cold weather,
snow being from eight to ten feet deep. :.
Silver Bay is frozen clear down to salt
water, a distance of ten miles, a thing un-
heard of for many years. All goods have to
be transported on the ice.
The Stuart mine sent down gold bar
weighing about $500.
Stickeen river is also frozen over, and no
mining can be done.
Lieutenant Guertin, OF the jamestown,
has been married to Miss Kaste Ormitoof.
The winter throughout Alaska has been
unusually severe, preventing work OF any
kind from being done.
The Indian war has been amicably settled,
and the Hoochenos have gone back to their
village.
me California brought down fifteen tons Of
valuable furs and skins. she old not call at
Victoria on her down trip.
A man named Richard Maslock is aboard,
stricken with paralysis, and in a dangerous
condition. He will be taken to Portland for
The weather on the down trip was pleas
ant, but cold.
Work has been commenced at the new iron
mines near this place, and forty men are al
ready at work building houses, making roads,
etc. Land in the vicinity is being lapidly
bought up, and it is probable that before lon
quite a large settlement may be the resul
Since this enterprise has been started, severa
new stores have opened IN this CITY, an
business seems reviving generally.
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OREGON, BRITISH COLUMBIA AND ALASKA.
CALIFORNIA.

The BalIot-Paper "Job" Explained by
the 'RecOrd-Union's" Special Core.
spOndent,
SAN FRANCISCO, March 31st.-There does
not seem to be anything in the charge made
by the Workingmen that job was put up on
them in regard to the color of the ballot
paper. There was difference in both color
and texture, the paper used by the Working
men being so thin and transparent that when
folded the vignette could easily be recognized
1t was also of decided pink color. The
Citizens ticket was much lighter in color,
but heavier and firmer in texture, and COM
piled fully with the spirit of the law. 1t was
easy enough to distinguish the difference in
the tickets, but cannot learn that there is a
particle of evidence to show that there was
any design on the part of the Citizens
Comiaiitee, or that any unlawful use
was made or attempted to be made
of it. [ visited number of polls
while voting was in progress, especially
in the strong Workingmen's quarter of the
city, and saw no attempt at any place to keep
a record of the vote or to exercise surveil-
lance over voters. 1t is possible that at
few polls tally of votes was kept, but il so
the most reasonable supposition is that it was
for the purpose of forecasting the result.
The report that an employe of the office of
the Secretary of State was utilized to secure
a difference of the paper used by the two
parties is disposed of by the statement of the
Secretary that he furnished the Working
mems paper from the stock in the Office when
he came in possession, while the Citizens
Committee got theirs of dealers here. The
Workingmen still talk of coutesting the cleo
ton, and howl good deal about what they
call an attempt OF the Citizens Union to
overreach them, but their talk is generally
regarded as means of letting themselves
down easy after their disastrous defeat.
There is much rejoicing in a quiet way over
the result. 1t is generally regarded as insur-
ing the destruction of the Workingmen's
party, and general confidence of renewed
prosperity is expressed
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SAN JOSE, March 31st.-The Democratic
delegates selected to name candidates to be
voted for at the municipal election to be held
on the 18th of April met at Little Music
Hall this evening. The meeting was
called to order by William B..Shoemaker,
Chairman of the City Central Committee,
who, after calling the roll of delegates, made a
brief address on the Importance of nominating
a ticket that all could support, irrespective
of party. He then called for nomina-
tions for Chairman, and M. II. May
nard was chosen, Thomas III. Cordell being
made Secretary. After appointment and re-
ports from the usual committees, the follow
ing nominations were made: For Mayor,
Hon. B. d. Murphy; Chief of Police, VIM.
B. Shoemaker; City Treasurer and Collector,
Hon. S. w. Boring; Street Commissioners,
Henry Phelps, late County Assessor; for
Councilmen-First Ward, Jacob Heft; Sec
ond Ward, J. O. Kennedy Third Ward. Z.
j. Martini Fourth Ward, A. 5. Knox
School Trustees-First Ward, Thomas Oakes'
Second Ward, I. N. johnson Third Ward,
William A. January Fourth Ward, hob
ert Page. A new City Committee was
elected as follows John Deyine, q: II.
Maddox. Thomas A. Carroll, Robert Page
and NJ. ii. Hyland The ticket is consid-
cred as strong in all particulars as any ever
named by party in the city. Hon. b. ID.
Murphy served three successive terms as
Mayor and gave unbounded satisfaction.
The Democracy feel very confident that they
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EVENING SESSION.

800 EVENING SESSION. =
The bill was passed.
Assembly Bin No. 557-An Act to provide for an
additional Judge for the Superior Court for Mono
county (by Mr.. Wasson) n)-was taken up and passed.
Assembly Bill No. 354-An Act to provide for the
protecting of lands from overflow, other thsn lands
re ognized as swamp lands (by Mr.. Chander).
Several amendments were proposed and voted
down.
Mr.. LANE moved to strike out the enaeting clause.
Lost.
The bill was then passed.
Mr.. TYLER moved to reconsider the vote whereby
the House adopted concurrent resolution to ad-
journ on the 18th
Pending its discussion call of the House was
ordered and the officers sent for the absentees
After half an hour of tamult the doors thrown
open again, ami Mr.. BRAUSHARr moved to in
definitely postpone.
Pending the motion Mr. CAMRoN moved to ad-
Journ, the roll was called and the House ad-
lourned throwing the reconsideration into unfin-
ished business
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Murder nj Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE, March 31st-Early this morn
ing the watchman at the tithing Office discov-
cred man lying near the entrance of that
place with pistol wound in the back of his
head He was still alive, but unconscious.
and died shortly after. There were blood
stains from the Eagle gate, in front of Brig
ham Young's beehive house, to where the
man was found, and the supposition is that
he was shot at that place. He was seen early
in the evening with two tramps, who un-
doubtedly murdered him for his money.
From papers on his person his name is ascer-
tanned to be George Wilson Drake, of Beat
tie, Marshal county, Kansas.
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REDWOOD, March lst.-Following are the
full returns of Tuesdays election, with three
Byrnes %, Freud 32. San Bruno-Byrnes
Al, Freud 8. San Mateo-Byrnes 113 Freud
81. Redwood City-Byrnes 125, Freud Ill.
Menlo Park-Byrnes 80, Freud 43. Wood
side-Byrnes 10, Freud 20. Searsville-
Byrnes 81, Freud 15. Spanishtown-Byrnes
81, Freud 96. San Gregorio-Byrnes 13,
Freud 1S Observation-Disclosures As, Freud 81.
Laguna-Byrnes IA, Freud 10. Belmont
Byrnes 10, Freud IL. La Honda-Freud 2
majority.
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The san Francisco Election.

SAN Francisco, March S1st.-Owing to
some mismanagement on the part of some of
the election officials the count is not yet COM
plete, but the majority of the Citizens ticket
will not vary much from $500. The major
ity tor Byrnes will be about 1000.
1t is not decided yet whether the Working
men will contest the election on account of a
difference of ballot paper, though the report
is that thew will
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southern Pacific Railroad.

SAN Francisco, March Yesterday,
at half-past o'clock P. NJ, the Southern Pa
cifc Railroad reached point just ], 900 niles
from San Francisco to Galveston, or at the
halfway stake between the two cities, as Gal
weston, via the railroad survey, is precisely
1000 miles from San Francisco to fraction.
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NOTICE.
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS.

On RECEIPT OF IS WILL SEND TO ANY
.jd-sss sample case of nv specialties con-
sstng Of bottles DR. RESzs S,.s 4srS R ans BeFs RS
uo.siee ..,s p. t;3e old bourbon Whisky (the last
ana nGed tTadoar IosS Bonanza all justly celebrated
.ooSs and recommended for medicinal and family
5se ]. REM. Wholesale Liquor Dealer, no. sl9
.Sel0.,ied, Tolni,ieroiA' ''ie'' ja3o-lpsm
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE
NEUBOURG & LAGEs,

ATos. so, 50 AND "a FIFTH ST, sACRAMENio. MENU
dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies
Manufsctiirers OF Malt and all kinds OF Meals etc.
0ssn,eal. Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour,
E.aISrhaat Flour etc 4 mrlI1pd
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Death Of a Prominent Merchant.

SAN FRANcIsco, March 31st Prosper
May, prominent French merchant, and
pioneer of the French colony of this coast,
died in this city to-day. aged SO years.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

DISPATCHES OF LAST NIGHT.
THE SAN FRANCISCO ELECTION.
Majority for the Citizens Ticket Nearly
7,ooo-Byrnes' Majority About 4,O0O
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Man Found Murdered Near the Tithing
Office in Salt Lake.
OREGON, BRITISH COLUMBIA AND ALASKA.
Serious Shooting in Dance House at
Bodie.