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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ST. NICHOLAS.
NEW YEARS NUMBER.

We sag nth erery number of st. Nicholas,
this is the best get nothing more can be hoped
for. But achen It's successor comes, ace only
echo the same remark. u BOSTON TRAVELLER,
December, 1879.
The issues of ST. NICHOLAS since the en-
| largement have been of great beauty, yet the
publishers believe that the January New
Years. number viii not fall behind them in
fullness of text and richness of illustration.
The editions of the December (Christmas)
number have reached s., 600 copies.
The Chicago Adrance says of ST. NICHOLAS,
1t Leads the World in Childrens Maya
zines !"
And the Pittsbu1y Telegraph: SIT is the
finest specimen of children's magazine
extant. In England, as in America, it is
acknowledged to be supreme. 1t is without
peer in the English language, both in its
literature and illustrations"
The New Years number has charming
frontispiece by JESSIE CURTIS, and opens with
STORY BY MRS. BURNETT,
Author of "That Lass o Lowrie's" MARY
HALLocK FooTE, FRANK r. STOCKTON,
| CHARLES BARNARD and PAUL Fl. HAYNE
are among the contributors, with IVAN
PRANIsHNIcKoFF, DIELMAN, TABER and
others as illustrators. Gerome's famous
painting of 'The Relay in the Desert" is
reproduced. while short operetta of 1.-The
Sleeping Princess, STRANGE Music" and
.sSnowball Warfare" with combinations of
the bright serials by Miss ALcoTT and w.
O. SToDDARD, are among the contents.
ALFRED TENNYSoN
Contributes to ST. NICHOLAS two child songs,
with music, which will be published in
February.
Price of ST NICHOLAS, So year; % cents
number. All book and newsdealers sell
single copies and receive subscriptions, or the
publishers may be addressed direct.
sCRBSER d Co.,. NEW YORK.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
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 NJ E. Church,
Eleventh street, between H and Rev. J. E..
Wiekes. pastor Preaching to morrow at 10:45 A. NJ.
and 1902 NJ Sunday school at 1910 ?. NJ. Praise
service at $50 P. NJ.
Congregational Church.
morrow morning. The sermon to be followed by
the Lords Supper. The missionary concert will be
held in the evening. The public are invited.
Sixth Street M. E. Church,
On. Sixth. between and L streets-Rev.. Robert
Bently pastor Services at 10:45 \. NJ and P. N.
Subject for evening: " Moses Receiving the Law
at Mount Sinai" Strangers are always welcome.
Calvary Baptist,
| street, near Twelfth, Rev. 5. b. Gregory, pastor
Services at 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ. Church Reunion
sermon at IL, followed by reception of new mem
bers and the Lords Supper. Young peoples meet
ing at 6 P. NJ, sermon ats7. welcome to all. =
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Seventh street, between J and X. Service at
lO:45 A. NJ and P. Nj. by 7. II. b. Anderson,
pastor. sabbath. school at l2:15. Subjects: morn
ing" How Old art Thou?" Evening" The Burn
ing Bush" Strangers invited. Seats free.
United Brethren Church,
Corner Fourteenth and streets-Rev. D. D. Hart,
pastor Protracted meeting, commencing Sabbath
at I045 A. NJ. and P. NJ. every evening during next
week Excepting Friday. The public in general
and Christian workers in particular are most cor
daily invited to these services.
First Baptist Church.
Ninth street, between L and M, Rev. A. J. Frost,
pastor Services at 10:45 A. NJ and P. NJ. Sabbath
school at noon. The public are invited.
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NEVADA.


CAR11N, January 2d.-The following pas
seugers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in Sac
ramento tomorrow Frank L. Coombs and
wife, Napa, CAL; N. 2. Potter and wife,
Bridgeton, Me-; Judge G. c. Murdoch, Gin.
cinnati, o.; E. Buckingham, Chicago, Ill,
Mrs. Alice V. Grueby, Boston, Mass; f,
Metayer, Canada; A. Wild, Bullion; Mrs.
Il. Ferner and six children. Miss Anna
C. Ferner, Miss Emily Ferner, Miss Title
Ferner, Detroit Miss Palmer, Fair Haven,
Mass; Miss J. Mcdowell, San Francisco
]. Hilealgo, New York S. Sturgis, Uhicagoi
Henry Mathey, San Francisco William
Hemme, San Leandro: John V. Lancing,
William Chalmers, Oakland; George S.
Knapp, Chicago w. I'll. Graves, New York;
Mrs. Ely Fisher, Halleck Mrs. j. L.
Marsh, Stockton 10 emigrants, including IL
males, to arrive in Sacramento January 4th
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VEGETINE
CURED sCROFULA.

PHILADELPHIA (Pa.), July is, 1877.
H. R. STEvENs-Dear Sir: can cheelfu'ly recon-
mend your yEGEriNE as the ''Great Blood Pur
fer" | have been ailiny from Scroiula for years
and was cured by your VEGErINE. l keep it con
stan;ly on hand % keep my bowels regular, and am
constantly recommending it 10 all whom | heal
needing remedy like yours. Truly yours,
JOHN MoGETTIGAN.
Being personally acquainted with Mr.. McGettigap,
can youch for him as being rel BILE in his state
ment, as have sold him vEGETINE.
DE-. J. w. ABEL,
Druggist, No. 1924 Beach street.
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Marke,

SAN FRANCISCO January ed p n.
FLoUR-We quote the various brands as fol
lows: Best City Extras are jobblng at 80 ~
Bakers Extra, IS s74@6 l2l; Superhne, 81 %
Il so; interior Extra, So 62416; interior
Superfne S4G4 25 Oregon Extra, s5@o oz4,
choice do, IS 50g6; Oregon Superine, - 10
al; Walla Walla Extra, IS 62lG6 g bbl. Pur-
chasers OF round lots obtain concessions on the
above rates.
WHEAr-The quietness that prevails in general
business circles at this OF balancing accounts
extends seemingly to the grain trade. On Change
to-day business unusually dull, even for an on
day, which it might fairly be considered AFTER the
holidays. Buyers are out OF the marfet apparently,
except at prices that holders will not accept Ihere
is fair amount of disengaged tonnage In port, and
it is gradually increasing. The lowest reported
charter within the week 81 lis Cd for Liverpool
year ago vessels engaging for the same port
at 81 10s@e1 l5s. Wheat was then selling at II oo
al IS, against S2Cd2 05 at the present time: Just
| now at the current Liverpool quotations, IL Is
question here whether freight or wheat shall come
down. and that can only be solved by those directly
interested. The only transaction we heard Oh TO-
dav was a sale of 600 SKIS good shipping at - %.
| We quote No l at 81 O2bCa2 05 No. 2, 81 95Gn2.
BARLEY-Market very dull Brewing is quot,
able at s24@974e feed 65g7oc Tor Coos coast 70 ana
77AaS0c q ctl for bay Chevaller, 81 oo9l ~ Tor
choice bay and S1@1 90 for coast
Oars. Nothing doing, We quote Humboldt
81 l5Cdl 81; coast, S1el 25 Oregon and Washing.
ton Territory, 81 20@1 81; Surprise, 81 4o9l oo q
ct
VEeErABLEs-we quote Marrowfat Squash. $40 D
ton Green Peppers, 50c@sl for Chile and Sl@l so
D box for bell Red do 10@l23c . ID dry okra, Toe;
Green Peas 5ta6c; String Beans, 6@7c; Garlic,
case o h Cabbage, 5o@6oc; Beets, 45g5oc; rur-
nips 3oa6oc; Carrots, 25c y ctl; Caulifower 35@
soc q dozen
FRUITS - Seasonable descriptions are quot
able as follows Apples, 40@75c for Common
and S5cdS1 % for good to choice; Pears,
5OcdS2 for poor to choice Winter Nellis and
4oCd5Oc for common Mexican Oranges bring s25(d35
for Loreto, and S25@27 so q thousand for Cape
st. Lucas California Oranges, S2O95O . thou.
sand Lemons, SSCd10 o box for Sicily, and
$1,000 q thousand for California; Lines, S7@S
for Mexican and 81 5o@2 so q box for California;
Bananas, 50 50@5 y bunch Sugar Cane, 81 50@
so D bunch.
DAIRY PRoDCNrs.-Fresh Butter is coming in more
freely than dealers expected and the market is not
quite as buoyant as it was few days, though we
continue quotations at 25d2Sc for good to choice
with occasional sales of fancy brand at 29d30c; in
ferior to ordinary l7@22c inside rate for mixed lots
from country stores California irkin, lSG223c;
picked roll, 22@24c. Cheese is plenty at 14@l6c
Tor California, while Eastern is quoted at from
16td1Sc.
PoULrRY-Market irmer, with advance
in some kinds. We quote Live Turkeys, 15@l7c;
dressed, 17(dl9c u ID BOOSTERS, $685. Hens, So so
Ca6 so; Broilers, S4a4 80 Ducks, So 50@7; Geese,
S2d2 % II pair.
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VEGETINE.
REPORTS FROM OTTAWA.

OTTAWA (Canada) December 81, 1878.
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS, Boston (Nass. Sir: l have
used your YEGETINE in my family for several
years. and consider it invaluable medicine.
most cheeriully recommend lis to those desiring
a safe and efrectual remedy for diseases OF the
stomach and INQUIRIES of the blood. may add
that have advocated its to several OF my friends
and acquaintance with the most gratifying and
satisfactory results Very respectfully yours,
MRS. w. G. PERLEY.
No one can doubt the truthfLlness OF the above
certificate, coming from so responsible and infu-
entail parties Mr. Perley is the senior member OF
the firm of Perley Pat,ee, one OF The largest and
most extensive lumber firms in America.
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vECETlNE.
Gives a Good, Clear Complexion.

PHILADELPHIA (Pa.) July s, 1877
H. R. STEVENS, Boston-Dear Sir: The great
benefit | have received from the use OF VEGETlNE
induces me to give my testimony in its favor. For
several wears nv face has been covered with pimpes
which caused me much annoyance, and, knowing 1t
to be blood disease, l consulted number OF
doctors, and also tried many preparations without
obtaining any benefit, until | commenced taking
VEGETiNE. and before had used the first bottle
saw had the right medicine. l have used three
bottles and find my health much improved, my
humor entirely cured. Yours respectfully,
MISS n. KEEFE, No. 1880 Carpenter street.
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Fatal Alteration.

Los ANGELES, January 2d.-Two Next
cans got into an alteration at Ell Monte, a
few miles below this city, yesterday evening,
when another, named Jesus Bereras, inter
fered to stop the disturbance. Bereras was
shot by one of the Spaniards, and die iii a
few moments. The murderer, named Nieto,
has been committed to await the ac ion of
the Grand Jury
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DIED..

Sacramento, January John B. Hewson, a native
of New Jersey, 55 years, months and day
[Remains will be sent to San Jose, this morning
at IL o'clock, for interment.]
Sacramento, January John Kelly, native of
j. County Meath, ireland, 60 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
late residence, street. between Seventh and
Eighth, this afternoon at 2 o'clock
Near French Camp, San joaquin county, December
2s-Elizabe:h Martin, native of Leicestershire,
England, 50 years
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Cheering Reports from Ventura County
Dwelling Burned.

MARYsvILLE, January 2d.-The one story
frame dwelling together with most of the
furniture belonging to the estate of G. Nc
Donald, corner Of J and Eighth tleets, was
destroyed by fire at 5 o'clock this morning.
No insurance
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ROugh Passage.

SEATTLE, January 21.-The ship Yosemite,
Captain Saunders, arrived here yesterday, Il
days from San Francisco. The ship encoun'
tered heavy southwest gales outside, and the
Captain reports the weather for the entire
passage the toughest he has experienced on
thisjcoast for twelve years.
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Unsuccessful Attempt TO Freak Jail.

SANTA PAULA, January 2d.-Juan Acosta,
incarcerated in our county Jail, attempted to
breaksa and murder Deputy Sheriff Rodgers
with a knife last night, but fortunately the
jailer caught Acossa before he had done any
harm
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VEGETINE
GIVES LIFE AND vIGOR.

HASTINGS (Minn.), Dec 16, 1873.
Fl. r. STEVENS, Boston-Dear Sir: will do all |
can in regard to the yEGETINE, which has been
the saving of my life, and believe thousands of
others. 1t is good for General Debility and all
Female Weaknesses, and will give life, vigor and
strength to both sexes. Yours, with respect,
MRS. SUMNER WALTON.
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BORN,

Sacramento January I-wife of Theodore A Klebs,
daughter,
Sacramento, January 1-Wne OF T.. Shanahan, a
daughter.
Sacramento, January 2-Wife OF Thomas Ryan,
daughter.
Sacramento, January 2-wife of Michael Cox, a
daughter.
Washington Yolo county, January 1-Wne OF Geo.
Thomas, son..
Reuter-, Sacramento county, December S1-Wife OF
j. G.. Patterson, son
Gait, Deeembe. 21-wife of Frank Scott, daugh-
ter.
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VEGETINE.
DRUG GISTs' VREPO RT.

PHILADELPHIA, July g. 1877.
Il. R. STEVENS, Boston {Iass.): We have sold
your VEGETINE for some years past, and our
customers recommend it as being the best and safest
Blood Purifier" in use We have sold many
articles of the same description, but VEGETINE
gives the mosS universal satisfaction. We always
recommend it with confidence.
HANSELL BROS,
Druggists No. 1926 Market street.
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PErALUMA, January 2d.-The cold, frosty
weather that has prevailed here for more
than week past gave place last night to a
drilling rain, which still continues.
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Shocking Accident on the Railroad
near Napa.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Fatal Result of Attempting to ouel
Row in Los Angeles County.
CALIFORNIA.
K;ssIag neutrality-suspicious. Defaica-
tina.

Kissing Boek.keePer-Anoiher Defaica-
ti0a.
SAN Francisco, January 2d.-Gideon M.
Berry, book-keeper for ex-Sheritf Nunan, has
been missing for some days. AS he still re-
tanned control of considerable unfinished
business Of the Sheriff 3 Office, it was decided
to-day to obtain An entrance to the safe de-
voted to such business, and see if any defal-
cation had occurred. On opening the safe it
was found that cash to the amount of SIS, 900
to S18,0 900 was missing. 1t has also been dis
covered that since the new Sheriff went into
office Berry has been selling property on the
Sheriff. account and putting the money in
his pocket, and has also appropriated 81, 800
that he had been ordered to turn over to the
Twelfth District Court Another strange
feature of the case is that the. bonds Of
Sheriffs Deputies are not to be found, and it
is stated that Berry's bond was not renewed
on his reappointment two years ago.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

uyHfs Is To CERTIFY THAT BHIS DAY, BY
mutual consent the firm OF JONES &
ANTHONY have dissolved the copartnership hereto
fore existing between them. Mr. ANTHONY viii
collect all debts DUE and pay al demands against,
said firm. Persons indebted to the late hrm VIII
please nav their bill at once to Mr.. ANTHONY, at
heir old stand, southwest corner OF and fnih
streets, Sacramento city.
January :, 1850 FRANZ AniaoNi
ia3tf D. E. JONES.
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, January I'd.
BREADsTUFPs-Flour is steady and Wheat il
strong, latter 81 509l Sc.
WooL-Steady
CHICAGO, January I'd.
WHEAT-S1 32f for January.
BACoN-S6 SO for short rib sides
PJRK-S13 60 for February.
LARD-s7 70 for February.
LIVERPOOL, January 3D.
wHEAr-Calfornia, los sd@11s Sd for average
and Hs 6d@l1s 1Od for club Spot lots very good
floating cargoes inactive; cargoes on passage fol
shipment, very dull; French country markets quiet
weather warm for the season.
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NAPA, January 2d.-A most shocking ac-
cident occurred on the railroad three miles
above this place last night. A wagon drawn
by two mules in which were three drunken
Germans was crossing or standing on the
track as the up train neared Union Station
on its way to Calistoga, and being run into
the men were thrown out and terribly mutt
lated One was killed outright, another
rendered unconscious, the third sustaining a
fracture of the skull but being able to walk.
The man killed had both legs cut off and one
arm broken, and the legs of the second man
were horribly mashed. The train immedia-
tely returned to town and the Coroner being
notified went up on hand car and brought
two of the men to town. One was dead, the
other unconscious and still breathing, with no
chance of recovery. A Coroner's inquest
will be held this morning. The wagon was
shivered to pieces. The mules escaped Sc
riOuS Iniury
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

sg..rit ues-Death-Sh00ting Array.
PoRr TOWNSEND. January 1st.- Private
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

lee and Snow Disappearing.
VICTORIA, December 30th.-A thaw has
set in, and the ice and snow are disappearing.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, January by Rev. l. E. Dwinell, E
D. league to Cora E. Shook, both OF this city:
Ophir January by Rev. N. r. Peck, Frank A
Turner to Eliza C. HITLER, both of Placer county
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at One sapd Lois,

SAN Francisco, January yesterday
morning the sea-wall dirt-train jumped the
track Numann Moffat, engineer, had his
arm broken, and several persons were more or
less hurt.
The elevator of Sherwood's building, on
California street. fell three stories yesterday
morning. Frank B. Whiteman and two 9TH
ers were severely injured.
John Hopkins, who was found insenslble
beside the wreck of a buggy on December
18th, died last night without recovering con-
seriousness.
At the sand lots yesterday resolution
was adopted to remove William Wellock from
the stand. He was not in hurry to leave,
however.
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DIVIDEND. NOTICE.

GAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, 522
California street. corner Webb. For the half
wear ending with December 81, 1872 dividend has
been declared at tbs rate Of SIX and six-tenths
(6 6.ta) pei cent per annum on Term Deposits, and
iiye aud onehaf Is f-2) per cent, per aonum on Or
binary Deposits, tree OF Federal Tax, payable on
and after Thursday, January IS, 1880.
ds0-2wisSswjai1t LOWELL WHITE, Cashier.
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NApA, January 1st-The new year opened
clear and cold, the frosty weather of the past
two weeks continuing.
Last night the dwelling of Jacob Steinburg,
with its furniture, was entirely consumed.
The fire is supposed to have been the work of
an incendiary. Loss, $4,000. The house was
insured in the Etna of Hartford for 1000,
and the furniture in the Liverpool and Lon
N and Globe for 500.
Cheering Reports from Ventura County.
SANTA PAULA, January 1st.-The new
year opens to-day with great prospects of a
good season, we having had 81 inches of rain
to date. Grass and other feed looks well.
Stocii-raisers are jubilant over the prospects
OF rich harvest There are about $1,000
sheep 10000 head of hogs, and great
amount of other stock, besides about 5000
stands of bees, which yielded in 1878 300 tons
of honey The outlook for large honey
crop was never better than now. This part
of the county of Ventura is the native home
of all semi-tropical fruits, and contains some
of the best lands for wine-growing in the
Stata
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
WESTWARD BOUND PASSENGERS

DISPATCHES OF THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
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The Sam FrnncI,co WALKING Match.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 2d.-Tbe score
at 9 P. NJ stood: Murdoch 1926, Kiffier 322,
Eaton 3O5, Reid SOL, Mirabeau 297, Drew
296, Scott 293-the others twenty miles OIL
more behind. Mcintyre has withdrawn on
account of laneness
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WHITE GRANITE WARE

On the way from Liverpool and will be able to supply the Trade with
full line Of our Derby" pattern which is acknowledged by those
who have handled the to be the most eabe of any style
ever imported.
The cost of this fine pattern than ether dealers
charge for common Auction Goods and the finish equal to any
French China.
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LETTER LIST.
Ladies', LIST,

n IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the Postoffice at Sacramento on Thursday,
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GtNtIcHtHS LISls
Arens, AT Gleisner Co, NJ Marshall, Mr.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-08-06
ID EGIsTER,S NOTICES

III Notice is hereby Given to All legotees credl.
tors and other persons Interested in the estates Of
he respective docedentS and minors, that the fol-
lowing administration and guardian accounts have
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