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vEGE 7 Inc.
WILL TRY VEGETINE
HE DID, AND WAS CURED.

DELAWARE o., February 10, 1877.
MR.. II. R. STEVENS-Dear Sir wish to give
you this testimony that you may know, and let
others know, what VEG ETlNE has done for me.
About two years ago a small sore came on my leg !;
it soon became a large Ulcer, so troublesome that
consulted the doctor, but got no relief, growing
from day to day. / suffered terribly 1 could
not rest day night; l reduced my friends
thought would never recover. consulted doctor
at Columbus ! followed his advice-it did no good.
can truly say was discouraged. At this time /
was looking over my newspaper. saw your ad-
ver.isement OF VEGETINE, the Great Blood
Purider' for cleansing the blood from all i'm
purites curing Humors Ulcers etc. | said to my
family will try some Of the YEGETINE Before
had used the first bottle began t, feel better.
made up my mind had got the right medicine Al
last. l could now sleep well nights. | continued
NV health is good Tie Ulcer is gone, and am able
cine and ooctors before bought the VEGE1INE
| have recommended VEGETINE to others with
good success. l always keep bottle OF it in th;
house Row It is most excellent medicine. Very
respectfully yours +. ANlhONl.
Mr.. Anthoni is one Of the pioneers OF Delaware
o. He settled here in 1891 lie is q wealthy gentle
man, of the firm of f. Anthoni & Sons. Mr.
Anthoni is extensively known, especially among the
Germans. He is well known in Cincinnati. He is
respected by all.
IMPURE BLOOD In morbid cond tions OF the blood
are many diseases, such Salt Rheum, Ringworm
Boils, Carbuncles, Sores, Ulcers and Pimpies In
this condition of the blood try the VEGETINE, and
cure these affections. As a Blood Purifier it has nc
equal. Its effects are wonderful.
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NEVADA.
Passengers Passing CariIn for California

Passengers Passing Cariin for California.
CARLIN, February 9th. : The following
passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow Thomas Hamilton
and wife, Denver, COL; Mrs. o. X. Earle.
Massachusetts Lieutenant w. Howe and
family, Pennsylvania Z. G. Max, New
York j. F. Richards, Santa Barbara; w.
d. Chaplin, D. Clendon, New York /; Jacob
Mayer, HI. Rosenfeld, Portland, Or; Kittie
Shelton, Nashville, Tenn, II Newman, M.
j. Thompson, Mrs. NJ. B. Cunningham, Miss
Cunningham, Miss Carrie Cunningham, II.
II. Scott, Matt. Barrett, V. Rosenbaum, San
Francisco Henry Iveson and wife, New
York w. B. Campbell, Stockton A. Smith,
f. d. Aver, Philadelphia Miss Kittie
Plummer. W. L. Plummer, Mrs. w. S.
Plummer, Kansas; 40 emigrants, including
30 males, to arrive in Sacramento February
9th
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Anchors Dragged = Telephone Severe
Weather.

ADcn0rs Dragged - Telephone = Severe
Weather.
VICTORIA, February 27th.-The ship Blue
Jacket, lying at Nanaimo and ready for sea,
dragged anchors during a severe blow Wednes-
day night, but sustained no damage. She has
since gone to sea.
The telep one is about to be introduced and
worked here by a joint stock company.
The latest advices from Osooyoos and
Okanagan state that the weather there has
been dreadfully severe. Such intense and
continuous cold has never before been
experienced by the residents. At
the former place, however, little
or no snow had fallen this season, but at
Okanagan there was some three feet of snow
still on the ground Cattle were dying, but
the total loss viii not be so large as was an
ticipated at the date of former advices. The
side-hills have become partially bare, and
horses were doing fairly. As an instance of
the intensity of the cold, it is mentioned that
large number of fowles were frozen to
death, although sheltered in houses considered
capable of withstanding any weather.
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Resolution Observation-Disclosures Arrested
-Rumur secuted.

San Francisco, February 9th. = The
Board of Supervisors, at special meeting to-
night, rescinded the resolution passed at the
last meeting indorsing the action of the
Board of Health in condemning Chinatown.
The resolution Of Endorsement embodied a
reference OF the matter to the Committee on
Health and Police, to inquire into the best
method of carrying out the measure. and the
resembling OF the resolution was based on the
ground that no report had been received from
that committee. A communication was re-
ceived from the Mayor Directing to the re.
cent order increasing the police force, holding
it unnecessary. Referred to the Committee
on Health and Police. The resembling of the
resolution indorsing the action of the Board
of Health will not necessarily affect the ac-
ton on condemnation, as the Board of Health
has full power in the premises.
Il. j. Cannon. Chairman of the committee
of the unemployed, who has been prominent
in calling upon employers of Chinese asking
the substitution os white men, speaking on
the sand lot, and generally heading the
movements of the unemployed, was arrested
this evening on warrant charging him with
the use of incendiary language at the sand lot
yesterday. He was bailed out by Sheriff
Desmond.
In communication to the Board of Super
visors to-day, Mayor kalloch stated that he
had been told by ex Supervisor Gibbs that
the police had definite information that a
plan had been organized TO fire the city in
several different places. He further stated
that he believed the report to be without
foundation in fact
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stabbing ARRAY Twenty-fwO Wounds
Mining Matters.

VIRGINIA, February 27th.-A stabbing af-
fray occurred last night at the Piute House,
lower Gold Hill, in which John Mckinley re-
ceived twenty-five wounds in the abdomen,
side, back. chest and arm, at the hand of A.
j. Caldwell. The parties had been partners
in running an arastra near the Justice mine.
They cleaned up yesterday and Caldwell
took the amalgam. A dispute for its pos
session and an affray followed. Several of
the wounds in the abdomen are severe, and
the one in the breast pierced the lung. His
recovery is doubtful. Caldwell claims to
have acted in selfdefense, but is arrested for
an assault to kill.
Sierra Nevada will have its compressor re-
paired and work resumed by the middle of
next week. Union is putting in an engine at
the shaft on the 2400 foot level for sinking to
the $500 foot level. so as not to interfere with
the work through the shaft.
Ophir still improves in the ore body east of
the Hardy vein on the 2l00-foot level, as the
vein is followed both north and south.
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FoREiGN NEWS.
wac Russian situation.

ST.. PETERSBURG, February 27th.-The Gar
has appointed the members and defined the
powers of the Commission of Supreme Con-
troll. with General Melikoff as chief. Prince
Dondaukoff Kassakoff will succeed General
Melikoff as temporary Governor-G General of
kharkoff.
Hartmann, IN Paris, confesses to being en-
gagged in the attempt on the Cars life at
Moscow. It is said here also that the French
Cabinet has instructed the Minister Of JUS
tice to draw up a report on the question of
Hartmann's extFadition.
The Journal dc 50. Petersburg says it re-
CARDS the authoritative letter published in
the North German Gdzette, in reply to its ar!i-
Gle on Russian Notifications, as proof that the
article is not osninous.
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BORN.

Sacramento, February 29-wife of B. NJ. Holm, a
son.
Burnsville near East Park. Sacramento county,
February 26-Wife Of z. Cunning, daughter
Bates Ranch, near Elk Grove, February 24-Wlfe
Of John B. Wells, a son.
Gold Flat, near Nevada City, February 25-Wiie of
Emanuel Paseoe, daughter.
Fresno, February 1S-Wife of J. ii. Donohoo, q
daughter.
Bownievl=, February 1s-Wife Of D. H. Cowden, a
South Vallejo, February 1s-wfe OF James Brown,
son.
Vallejo, February 2O-wife of William Burtin, a
daughter.
Near Indian Springs, February 22-wife of George
Horton, daughter.
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce market.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 27th--1 P NJ.
FLoUR-We quote the various brands "a fol-
lows: Best City Extras, So 90; Bakers Extra,
50 75@6; superfine, "a 12kQ4 S74; interior
Extra, IS 3Tt@5 70; interior Super6ne, So S7t
"a l2I Oregon Extra "a s74r5 374 choice do, IS so
as ST. Oregon Superfine. 81 37ia3 rs /; Walis
Walls Extra So 5o6t5 s71 q Dbl. Purchasers Of
round lots can obtain concessions on the above
rates.
WHEAT-The market seems to be a little off this
morning. 1t is true the reported transactions did
not amount to much in the aggregate, but the gen.
era feeling appeared to be less confident The news
from Europe was not favorable to strengthening the
situation. Added together the sales Change were
only so cts OF choice milling at 81 95 @ ctl, and
234 do superfine at 81 50. We quote No at 81 92l
al 95; No. 2, 81 s7ad1 90 q ctl.
BARLEY-MeetS with very little attention, no sales
being reported either for local or export trade.
Brewing is quotabe at s5d974c; feed 774aSoc for
coast and s0dS29c q ct for bay; Chevalier, 81 60
al 20 for choice bay and sl9l % for coast.
OATs-Are apparently negi. cted, but one sale hav-
ing been reported this week. We quote Humboldt at
81 156l IS; Coast, Sol Is; Oregon and Washing
ct
HAY-Cargo lots on the wharf range from s. to
$13 g ton.
BUTTER-It looks as if the market had reached the
top at 26Gt27lc for good TO choice, though. fancy
brand will bring small advance. Small shipm snts
are going forward to Virginia. The daily receipts
are not in excess of the demand, evidenced by
the general cleaning up OF the various dePots at the
close of business Inferior to ordinary grades sell
at 22a2ic inside rate for mixed lots from country
buyers.
CHEESE California, 1S@14c Eastern, 16@1sc
% Ii.
Eaes-We hea- of no sales today over 19c and
several dealers report transaction at lS@lSic o
dozen.
WOOL Market quiet and prices nominal.
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Comu,ission OF supreme control.

ST. PETERSBURG, February 27th.-The In
perial ukase issued by the Gar nominating
members of the Commission OF Supreme
Control is dated February 18th and adj
dressed 10 the Senate. IL says /: Being
firmly determined to put an end to
the repeated attempts of criminals. to
undermine the order of state and society,
a Supreme Commission is established IN
st. Petersburg for the protection of order.
General Malikotf is appointed to the head Of
the Commission, and the appointment Of its
other members viii be made on General Mall
ikotf's suggestions by Imperial ordinance.
The head Of the Commission has, moreover,
the right to summon upon the Commission
all whose presence be may consider useful,
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w - r. EEu 4 T z.
CURED HER.

DORCHESTER CMass.(, June 18th.
DR.. STEYENS-Dear Sir: feel it nv duty to
say one word in regard to the great benefit have
received from the use of of the greatest wonders
of the wo1ld-it is your VEGETINE have been
OF the greatest sufferers for the last eight years
that ever could be living. l do sincerely thank my
God and your VEGETiNE for the relief have got.
The rheumatism has panied me to such an extent
that my feet broke out in sores For the last three
years have not been able TO walk now | can walk
and Sleep and do my work as well as ever | did, and
must say owe it all to your blood purifier, VEGE-
TINE MARGERY WELLS.
VEGRTlYE-The great success of the VEGETINE
as cleanser aud purifier of the blood is shown
beyond doubt by the great numbers who have
taken it, and received immediate relief, with such
remarkable cures
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
IoosrIsuKD FROM FIRST FAeE.l

was withdrawn and the word 'sother" before
property stricken out.
Other sections were slightly amended AMI passed
Mr.. ANTHONY moved an amendment to Section T.
to enable land TO be subdvided in parcels OF
compelling 1t to be done. also, an amendment
providing that city and town lots similarly situated
be assessed at the same value, when unmproyed,
both OF which were adopted.
At O'Clock the Assembly adjourned
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Fight Among ehinau, en-.

STOCKTON, February 27th-Several of the
See Yup Company of Cinnamon engaged in a
fight ia Chinatown, in this city, last night
over dispute. Three shots were fired, and
one All Kee was shot ia the thigh, but the
wound is not dangerous. The guilty parties
have lot been CAPTURED.
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DIED.

Washington, Yolo county, February 26-Thomas
Shape, native of England, 81 years, n onths
and 20 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, which viii take place from
Odd Fell sws' Temple, to morrow Sunday after
noon at o'clockl
Costumes, Sacramento county, February 27-Hon.
S. A Mott, native of Illinois, Az Years, 10 months
and 16 days.
Funeral from late residence, tomorrow Sunday
afternoon, February 10th, at 1 oclock.J
Nevada City, February 24-Mrs. Maria Barrett, IS
years, l month and 16 days.
Modesto, February l5-Berry R. Jones, AZ years.
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MARRIED..

Near Geyservle, Sonoma county, February rs
j. H. Banta 10 Mary a. Bennett.
uroville, February l6-W. }. Powell to Mrs. Martha
J. Grover.
Napa City, February 24-Eli W. Hotel to Jennie
brown.
Mere, d February 17-Charles H. Marks to Alice II.
huffman.
Lodi, February 49, George Toni to Belle Thorp.
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Found Bead.

BoDIE, February 27th.-Michael Whalen,
generally known as Dublin Pete" we'll
known character in the mining camps of Cal
ifornia and Nevada, was found dead seated
in chair in the Capital saloon to-day.
Whisky and constant xposure to the weather
were the probable causes.
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The composer Wagner is expected to
stay four months at Naples. His health
is daily improving 'Lohengrin" is likely
/ to be brought out at the theater during his
stay.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
Westminster Presbyterjan Church

Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street. corner of L-Rev. H. H. Rice, pastor,
will preach Sabbath morning at 10:45, and evening
at 7. Strangers cordially invited.
Kingsley M E. Church,
Eleventh street, between II and Rev. J.
Wcis pastor. Preaching tomorrow at 10:45 A. NJ.
and 7So p. NJ Sunday school at 1910 P. NJ. Praise
service at $50 P. NJ.
Congregational Church,
On Sixth street, between and 1.-The pastor, Rev
l. E. Dwinell, will preach tomorrow morning at
1045, and in the evening at O'clock The public
are invited. The Sat bath-sehoo begins at l2:l5.
Sixth Street III Church,
Between X and L streets-Rev. Robert Bent
ley, pastor. The evening services viii be On
Quoted by the Rev. Ir. Ilff of Salt Lake City. The
pastor viii conduct the morning services.
First Baptist Church.
Ninth street, between and M-Rey. A. J. Frost
will preach morning and evening at the First
Baptist Church. Evening subject I" What God
is" II. ). Dewitt and Professor Markham will not
commence their meetings until the first of the
week.
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The secret of Krupp's success in obtain
ing the contract for the Bessemer plates
required for the Forth bridge is that his
price was about SIS per ton less than the
lowest English tender.
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CALIFORNIA.
Feat, of DE-. II. II. Tolana.

SAW FRAScGsco, February 27-h.-Dr. ii.
H. Poland, one of the most prominent
physicians of the State, died to-day OF apo
plexv. Mr.. Toland came 10 this city in 1881.
He was native of South Carolina, and at
the time of his death was Y years OF age:
He was the founder OF the Gland Medical
College, which he subsequently donated TO
the University of California. He was one OF
the early physicians to the United States
Marine Hospital, in which work he was asso-
ciated with De. Macmillan. He enj uyed for
a period of Is years the largest and most lu-
crative practice in the State and possibly IN
the United States. DIR. Toland has served
several terms as a member of the Board Of
Health, and held seat in that body at the
time OF his death. He had wonderful capa-
city for work, which ne disposed of with ex-
traordinary ease and readiness. His charity
practice to the INDECENT poor was something
immense His Office. at certain times OF the
day was always crowded with this class OF
patients. He amassed, through his extensive
practice as a physician and judicious invest
ments in land, large fortune. But during
all his arduous duties he still found time for
some literary work. and was the author of a
wel-written medical book He leaves wife
and a son, and a daughter, the issue of q
previous marriage, and large number of
grandchildren.
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GOTHAM SALOON.
CAPITAL FURNITURE ccMPAs.Y,
MANUFACTURERs
Notice to Gr8ditOrS Of ms lTGnt.

IN THE SUPP RIoR COURT OF THE COUNTY
4 Of Sacramento. state Of california-JOHN
NEAL IS. HIS CREDITORS. Pursuant to an
order of the Hon. 5. G. benson, Judge OF the saia
superior Court, notice is hereby given to al. the
creditors Of the sad insoi,eat, JOHN NEAL
TO be and appear before Hon Robert C. Clark.
Superior judge, IN open Court, al the Court
room Of said Court, in he city Of Sacramento in
the said county Of Sacramento, on the 9Th day
Of APRIL, A. D. 1886, at 10 o'clock A.
Of that gay, hen and there to show cause, il
any they can, Why the prayer OF said insoivent
should not be granted, and an assignment OF his
estate be made, and hs be discharged IRON bis ebts
ard liabilities in pursuance OF the statute in sroh
case made add provided; snd in the meantime an
proceedings against said insolyent be STAYED.
Witness my band and the seal Of said Court. this
9th day OF FEBRUARY. a. D. 1850
STALL 4. II. BERKEY, County CLERK.
By ). II. PARSELE, Deputy.
f2slaY4wst.S
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ga,ire-Y7em.,ers or Cepsfa

Notice. Members OF Capitol .,SsEsaSe>
Lodge, No. 81; I. .. o. F., are hereby ~ ~ =
notified to appear at bah in Odd Fel-ssSs
lows Tsmple, corner X ana Ninth >57isss>
streets, TOMORROW Sunday, February 29ih, at
l O'Clock P ", for the purpose OF attending the
funeral of our Ia'e brother, Thomas Shape, which
will take place from the ball. Members OF sister
Lodges and visiting brothers respectfully invited
to unite with US w. ID. STALKER, N. c.
P. L. HICKMAN, Secretary. f28-ltts. CT
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FooT RAcE-Goop TINE MADE.-The
following is from the San Francisco Call of
February 9th;
The postponed match between King
Hedley and f. A. Davis took place yes
terday at the Recreation Grounds the
distance, $40 yards, the former laying $500
to Davis s400. The day and the track
were all that could be wished, and the
presence of few hundred of spectators
added the needful zest. At a o'clock the
men stripped, and more splendid devel-
opment of muscular manliness has seldom
been seen but Hedley looked slightly
overturned fine drawn for SO long
a race Mr.. Belcher, the starter, sent his
men off fairly, Hedley getting some two or
three feet the best of it. The contestants
ran shoulder to shoulder down the west
side of the track, but coming into
the south side Hedley made squirt and
got about three feet ahead, when Davis
let himself out, passed his man, and
on the straight run in led his opponent
just as far as he wanted to, ending the
race in 494 seconds, and he could have done
it, if pressed, in Ash The best time ever
made and recorded is that of r. Buttery,
at Newcastle, England, October 4, 1873,
when the quarter-mile was run in 4S4 Sec
onds. J.. l.. Meyers, at Motthaven, N. Y,
September 20, 1873, ran it in 40 Is Sec
onds. In the race yesterday the umpires
were McVey for Hedley and Guard for Da-
Wis, W. S. Lawton, of the Olympic Club,
being referee. Mr.. Lawton ruled that
pools and bets must 90 with the stakes,
unless there were special agreements.
Messrs. McGreany and Mccullough were
the official timers, and there is no doubt
that the time was 494, and might have
been, if needed, Ash seconds.
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Funeral No'ice Members OF the british
Mutual Benefit and Social Society are hereby noided
to meet at Pioneer Hall TON 0RROW Sunday at
P M sharp Tor the purpose of attending the funeral
Of cur late brother, Thomas Shape.
NY. LONGToN. President.
E. F. AsHwoRTH, Secretary. f2s-1t b. CT
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RE.NAR RI.

ON THE NIGHT OF DECEMBER Il, 1879, AN
W attempt was made to assassinate JAMES
SKINNER, in White Oak T1wn.hip FL Dorado
county.
Now, I, GEORGE c. PERKINS, Governor of the
State of California, by authority OF the power in me
vested, do hereby offer reward OF
THREE HENDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and conviction of any person found
guilty of such attempted assassination.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great Seal Of the State be affixed,
this 9th day OF FEBRUARY, \. D. 1850.
IsEAL.l GEORGE c. PERKINS,, Governor.
Attest: D NJ. Bucks, Secretary Of State.
f2S-Im By THos. Il EEYNou5s, Deputy.
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Piano solo on Trovatore), Miss AgEie Brown !;
Address, by Hon. Albert Hart Song, The Voice
of Departed SOUP IGilmore) Mr.. A. S. Deyoe,
(Mrs Deyoe accompanist; Song, Down by the
'Divorce," Mis- Eta Peck Song, 50 Unforgotten,
Mr. Auerbach Recitation, g Our Amy OF the Dead"
Mr. c. j. Young Duet, "When Know That Thou
Art Near Me- Ne srs. Auerbach and BaergeoR ;;
Recitation, 1.-THE Slaves Dream, Mr.. n bic Fisher /;
Song, Mr. J. Lafferty; Vocal Duet dn character),
Messrs kidder and O'Meara; Song, angels
Whisper" Miss Lille Robbins Recitation, Battle
of Life" Mr.. A. Young; Duet, oh, Doubt Me
Not" Miss Mary Mullen and Mr.. Auerhach.
Floor Directors-Mss Eta Peck, W. Q. Brown,
Miss Rose Lasse Ed. F. Haswell. lloor Managers
Miss Martha Flatt Miss A. Storch, Hiss Mollie
Mullen. T. II. Peck, General Manager. f2s-td
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The Post also publishes card from the
Mayor, in which he disclaims the idea that
the present agitation is of a Socislistic or
Communistic character, except, perhaps, in
the case of few individuals certainly not
as regards himself and an overwhelming ma
jority Of the Workingmen's party.