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MnslliilgiOn.

THE PROSPECTS or FUNDING BILL-PER-
SONAL-THE COALITION TICKET FOR sEN-
ATE OFFICERS GOES OVER UNDER TIE
RULES-sTANLEY MATTHEWS TO Re AGAIN
NOMINATED IF REJECrED-THE SITUATION
Yesterday NEWS ITBMs.'
From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. March Ex-senator Noor-
bees to-day made an elaborate speech. full
OF authorities and precedeDts, TO show that
his financial resolution is in order. Mr..
Morrill, at its close withdrew his point OF
order, and tomorrow the eloquent Indiana
Senator will tell the Senate and the country
what be thinks OF the conduct Of the man.
ayers OF the national banks in regard TO the
The speech to day showed an amount of in.
duSiry and research which was wonderful.
considering it was prepared in a single
night.
The PROSPECTS OF A FUNDING BILL.
Mr.. Tucker was at the Senate to-day, and
asked "lf there is an extra session will a
q per cent. bond pass, a. the Republicans
claim" Certainly not" said he, "there
are enough Republicans in the House who
viii vote with the Democrats and Green
hackers TO carry a per cent. bond and the
Carlisle amendment, which, you will re-
member, is compulsory as TO national
banks" When he left me Boston Demo
crat asked who be was. and on learning
that he was Mr.. Tucker, OF Virginia, said
be gave Mr. Conger the most complete set
ting down at the close OF the last session
that the Radical leader from Michigan re-
ceiyed during the Forty-siXth Congress,
and many Republicans, be added, seemed
as much pleased as the Democrats who APP
pauded. The New England "Bourbon >
referred to the scene which occurred when
Mr.. Conger charged the Democratic men,
bers Of the Ways and Means Committee
with Punic faith, and when Mr. Tucker
replied with magnificent effect. In fact, no.
thing better was done during the session in
the House.
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Fox n RFo Lh' BALrl-is5
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAM :
INGS on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT
sMITHFiELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND
ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
Y. {. CLIFFORD, Commander.

leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY at 81 a. VI. for above named places
cOnnecung al Portsmouth with fhe Bay Tine same
afternoon. which arrives al Old Point ~ 630 y. Ne,
and al Baltimore next morning In iull Time for
4. VI train for Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY at $50 \. NJ, ar
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...~..AD a.ASEs

Packets leave sco,tsyile Tuesdays. Thursdays, and
saturdays at 4. N.
close CONNIE ctiou al wiIiiamson's with Chesapeake
and ohio railroad To points east and west
For other Information apply at Nos. 1903 or
ll07 Bank street. q. =. BARBOUR.
General Freisbt and Ticket Agent.
DECATUR ANTtLL, General MANAGER. NH ~
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES com.
mtncing MONDAY. February 81. 1881.
J:OS A. NJ. leaves Byf>trset station daily; stopo
only at Milford aud Fredericksburg
$50 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-sireet station daily lex
cept sunday.
500 y. NJ, leaves By, d-Sireet station daily.
400 L. W., Accommodation for Junction, leaves
Broad-Sireet staten daily except sun
daysl
1903 r. NJ. arrives at Byrd.street station daily.
2:l3 L. 81. arrives at Byrd-ctreet -;ation daily
makes no local stous.
9:5S L. NJ, arrives at Byrd.Street station daily
except sunday.
Sal A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION. arrives at BROAD
Street station daily Except snnf,yL
q. A. TAYLOR.
General Ticket Agent.
Y. T. ID. MYERS, General superintendent
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NEW YORK, March 23.-Cotton-Net receipH
si3 baes; gr oSo 729 bales f9,nres co.@,
Apul. $1O.56@slO57; Man. $10.67; june
$40 TIA sl0.7s; July. SI0.S40Sl0.s5 August
Sl0.s9Mtl0 go: September, tl0j5dSl0 80
october. SIO.25@SlO.27: November, slO.14@
Sl0.1j; December, SIO.l4GSlO.l5.
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the DEMOCRATS CAy WIN.

From all hear It seems clear to me that
the Republicans do not expect to elect their
ticket this session, and Democrats have only
10 be nlnckX 10 win.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

WHAT You've WIDOWS SHOULD Nor Do.
Young widows are not generally adverse
to theater- going, neither was Nine. D., q
resident of the Rue de Faubourg St. Ho-
more, at Paris, when the other day the
postman brought her an envelope with two
stall tickets-one for her, the other for
her little son-for the representation of a
new and fashionable piece at we'll, known
playhouse. Upon the paper, stamped
with counts coronet, she found the mys-
terious words, "Be punctual. My seat is
just behind yours. Was there any of the
visitors of the building more punctual for
the opening aceords OF the overture than
she? Not even her generous anonymous
had learned the act OF punctuality so well
as she--the seat behind her was empty,
and remained so. There she sat, waiting
for the interesting acquaintance she had
hoped to meet. Many time the door of
the stall was opened, but that seat behind
hers continued unoccupied for long time.
At last Nine. d. lost all patience, and,
considering herself neglected most outra-
geously, LETT the theater. She drove home
directly, and--oh, horror found the
door of her dwelling open. her presses and
safes forced open, and emptied of every
object worth carrying off. She concluded
that her anonymous friend had, after all,
been punctual to his appointment, and
vowed that she would never again accept
Of tickets from a stranger.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18
pLuMAs COUNTY
Its Valleys, Fossils, Mines, Mills and Towns
"A Fine Stone DESTROYED


QUINCY. Plumas county, May 2S, 1881.
Having just completed a general exam
ination OF the mines of this county, its
geological strata, fossils, etc., give you a
few of my thoughts in regard to the same.
In these days, when the green fields are
far away )" when the silver-copper ores of
Arizona are building cities on the deserts
of sand when Wood river, with its fabu-
lous deposits of rich carbonates, is Turing
the old miners from the golden sunny
slopes of the SIerras when California is
apparently forgotten, except by Eastern
men, and the old Argonauts are being scat
tered over TIE hills of distant mining dis
tricts, it behoove US to take retrospective
view of the mines of our own State; and
to this end, the RECORD UNION having a
large circulation in this county, l furnish
the following for its columns
Although not resident of this county,
I consider it second to none in the State as
a successful mining section. Here are rich
quartz lodes and thousands of acres of un-
prospected hill, or. glacial. bed ancient
river gravel deposits which have not been
penetrated py sinSie tunnel. nere tne
geologist may find most interesting field
for the pursuit of his favorite study in its
varied metamorphic rocks, its carbonifer-
GUS, triassic, jurassic and cretaceous fossils,
and wandering through its mountain
girded, verdant wales.
The copper mines of Genesee valley are
being opened. A thirty. ton furnace is in
course of construction at the Bay, to smelt
the ore directly from the rock. We
visited mine there on several occasions,
and found quite deposit of the yellow
sulphuret (chalcopyrite) copper, and iron
sulphide, cuprite (red copper ore), some of
which will work IS per cent; azurite
blue carbonate of copper, and native sui
phate of copper. chalcanthite. There are
copper and iron glance, also some grey
ores met with, and specimens of olivene,
and yellow and green earthly ochreous de-
posits Of the same ores. Native copper in
small specimens is also met with. Near
the junction of the carboniferous lime
stones ON the left and the granite rocks on
the right, between which lie the copper
bearing strata in the calcareous states, we
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

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Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18
MAJOR AND MINOR.

Campanini receives a salary of SO, 600
per month.
Miss Winnie Maynard is busily studying
music in Paris.
Billee Taylor" is being played in the
English provinces.
Gerster's salaryis 81, 900 per month, and,
of course, all expenses.
Berlioz's "Romeo and Juliet" has had
great success in London.
Little Corinne gave a reception to the
children of Mobile, while singing in that
city.
Foreign critics declare that Miss Minnie
Hauk is the only perfect Carmen on the
stage.
Miss F. Roena Miller will take up her
residence in Boston. She is pupil of
Lamperti and Vannucini.
The latest comic opera in England is
called "Jeanne, Jeanette and Jeanneton. u
The libretto is by Robert Reece and the
music by Lacomb.
Sydney Rosenfeld has been engaged as
librettist of Rice's Surprise Party. He is
writing and adapting some comic operas
ana Durlesques Ior tnehl'
A young girl recently applied for posi-
tion as a servant-in answer to an adver-
tisement-and said that as she belonged to
the Cecilia Club she should have to be abb
sent on the evenings when rehearsals and
concerts took place.
Nilsson is reported to have said some
time ago that ''Fdelic" had never been
given in the United States. 1t transpires
now that she meant that it had never been
properly done, or, in other words, as she
intends to have it done. That alters the
easel
A correspondent of the Herald, who has
seen ''La Mascotte" in Paris, says: Who
ever introduces La Mascotte' to the
American market will make mint of
money, that is certain. The music is even
more fascinating than that of '0hvette, by
the same composer"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18
THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
a FASHIONABLE GIRLS soLnoouY.
They tell me my face is fair.

They tell me my face is fair,
That my form is full of grace,
And yet am doing my best-or worst
To spoil this form and face.
All, well do our censors say
That womanis wofully weak.
For we hug The chains that gall US so
And refuse our escape TO seek.
/ could scream with the pain, and do,
When Parker nv waist So pinches,
But Fashion decrees tt at 1t must be
AT the most but sixteen inches
And it's lace lace lace,
Till gasp for each breath take,
And often long in the torture keen
That the stay-lace would but break.
'Tis the same from top to toe
My boots me feet pinch in,
Ny jersey, fashions latest fad,
Cliugs close to me like skin.
And its tug tug tug
When that garment they try TO don
Why, the caricature can't he too strong,
That tries to take it of.
Nv hands are forced into gloves
A size, at the least, too small;
Nv dress so clutches me round the knees,
That fear every step fail
am nowhere free; my arms
By tight-cUt sleeves are chippd,
Nv neck is spann'd by golden band,
and by stiff, stareh'i Linen nipp'd.
But why do dwell on this?
Worse secrets have TO tell.
II secrets you can esteem the tricks
Which the world knows too well.
The rouge, the chalk, ana the paste
The hare's foot and the dye
The washes, tie pencils, the cesmetiques
Which Fashions vOsaries try.
False false! false!
And the list is one to shame
But it's not the fashion now 10 blush
When these toilet aids we name.
There's our hair we'll, that is false,
To 4 greater extent or less;
And the lover who steals lock ne'er knows
Whose hair he may chance to possess.
And our faces oh, who shall tell
The labor which they involve2
The washes we boil, the pastes we mix,
The unguents that We Dissolve
Paint, and powder, and patch,
Patch and powder, and paint
Till the heart ls sick and tine fingers tired.
And ones very spirit faint.
Paint paint paint
Till the roses viii stand the light,
And paint, paint, paint
In a stye that is fit for night;
While the eyes are deity lined,
And the lips with colors traced,
And ones alabaster brow aud bust
In enamel are duly cased !
And its pad, d, pad!
Till cur shapes are altered quite
AS though tue Ines by Nature drawn,
Could never by chance be right.
And we women, like holsters stuffed,
Walk gingerly about,
Assured that where there is so much false,
The truth must needs come out.
Oh, what would l give to he
The free, fresh girl of yore,
To cut my corset-strings,
and to powder and paint no more /.
Oh, but for one short day,
To feel as | used to feel,
Ere cruel Fashion bound me tight
IL her bands OF bone and steel
Oh, men with sisters dear
Oh, men with sweethearts and wives
'Tis TO gain your smiles, remember this,
We are wearing out our lives.
Remember, and interfere,
Have pity, and come to our aid,
And 'galnst our tyTauts merciless,
Lead Us on . new cruslde.-fLOndon Truth.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18

1t was rude temple of learning, that
little log school, house set in niche of the
woods among the hills that rise from the
Chagrin river, the oozing sap at the ends
OF the logs showing how little while before
they had furnished home for free wild
birds, instead Of forming prison for rest.
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Y.
AND ITS USES
Are Now Matters Of General In
..' ",a' tsEsst 5. ,,-
And are Attracting Much Attention,
Both from Scientific and Medical
Hal a -o msn' ~ gse
The Following A Al! will be Read
lsllef sa s4n nun aaA uu1.
Great interest, Especially by Suffer-
'',' 81, .a'' srs From
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness,
p Paralysis and Indigestion. n


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Visible Improv.mep,.

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BAD BREATH

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bad BREATH aud In nearly sVery case It e0pe! from
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PIIiESl.

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ThA ehsspeat, purtat
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H Q NJ q PROOF!

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-spSSslaD -aNothinS Sosnd % help
ERPT. Phillips,
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NAHFFHNlM
NV YoRE, Augu't ao,- MoSEH- so P'r
cent closing d 2a2K per can't, Prime mercan.
die paper Aas per can't Startling EIChARge
bapkes' bills steady at 81 AK demand
"A s95<. L., s.. ....I7Hug go
GovSRNNEHI sOSOs-Quiet and generally
steady. f7.%' ~ '7-'' -
0. I, e1tsndsd-lut,s o. s. s., extended, loI33s
lSS ooupons. lisa ~ eouPoai'-. ~
Paeiac q Of 'ps-,,',''lso ..l- ,fr.!
RAILROAD BoADs - In the railroad bond
market Denver & Rio GFands tirt declined
to ll6 from MY; Chesapeake & Ohio
currency s's TO 50, from SIX; Mobile 4 Ohio
second dsbsntuFea s5 from 81; ehespsaks
4 Ohio 6nh series 8, to IS from 81; Rome,
WAteEtoEp q osdspsburg, first, 70 % from
9i<, and Denye5 South Psfk and PAethe
hrsts, 70 l01 from lQs., rs .,. .af ~ ma
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IGun1Sl60 6s,.,...r 6S VlrGilia daisTTsd,,,,. l6k
TslntlloS GbqeW-.,, Gshl Noasrsd, Il 10
srocEs-The market opsned irregular, but
In the u,Rip hIm aud higher, Hndip the early
dealings prices advanced Y tolH per cent,
III slater Wabash Pacific preferred. +, At the
tlrst board The temper 81 Speculation under
went o change and quotations moved down
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Ger cent, the latter Illinois Central, Q, o, O, q
!, Missouri Pacific, KAnsss 4 Texas, N. Y.
Central, Denver & Rio GEapde Rock Island,
G. B. 4 Q, o, o, Al O., Michigan Central and
Wabash Pacific preferred were also prominent
therein, In the final dea ings q hrmer tone
prevailed, and there was recovery Of u to
TX per cent
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MEDloAL.

n yop mi ann drovSy, dSblntatsi, have irrQuunt
nHsdsrbs nsntb tpStOs badly, roGE appetite and
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"blIlouSnosII and nothing gin cure Jon g AleStuI
and permanently n 70 take simAona Liver AegulA'of
or Medicine.
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nnMCnrpAn1nM

CONSTIPATION
SHOULD not DO regarded N 4 triaIng
Allment-ln fact nature demands the utmost
reSulA ity Of the bowels, and any deviation
from TILL demand pAVe' the way often 70
serious danger. lila quite ~ neCepAry 70
remove Impure Accumulationa IRON tho
hOWelH ~ It H. 10 eat o. aletp, and! no health
can b expected where q coiilVo habit Of body
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-22

Malaria Ia an Unseen VarOrOnA
Poi1on ,prifdlng dis aso end death In many local..
for Inc "a els OF which Hottef er's Stomach Blters
lanOt nuly tbornugh remedy, but RELISH ePteten:
hVe To THIS fact therS 10 al overwhelming array Of
All d SofdsfI OF TIE liver, stomach and bOWeS are
also conquered by the Bitters. ..,-...
Poi siOby ali dfu nii0 and d.alCrs generally
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-22
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