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A Sad Accident.
A LITTLE BOY KILLED on THE VAN.
RAILROAD.

LITTLE BOY KILLED on THE " 4 n.
RAILROAD.
Lewis Ruth, aged about ten years, son
OF Allen Ruth, the well know brick
layer aud contractor, Of No. 905 Chest.
nut street, Tenth Ward, was almos in
stantly killed about noon, to-day, on the
Wilmington Il Northern r. r., near the
East Liberty street crossing.
The lad was returning home from
the launch, and attempt d TO cross the
railroad track at East Liberty street,
where freight train was standing,
the cars being separated at the street.
While passing between the two cars
thus separated, the shifting engine at
one end was started for the purpose of
coupling them, and before he could
get by the cars came together and his
head was caught between the bump.
ers, crushing it in terrible manner.
The unfortunate boy was thrown TO
the ground, but he instantly arose and
with the blood gushing from his nose and
mouth, walked about twelve or fifteen
feet, when he gsin fell. Some of the
employees of The gas house, who saw the
accident, then arrived and proceeded to
carry him house, but he died before ar
irving there.
Coroner Weldin and DIR. Ogle, being
notified, Immediately went out, and the
case will be investigated this afternoon,
DIR. Ogle examined the body, and found
the head badly crushed, with deep cut
under the right ear, and the neck
broken.
The boys parents are almost heart
broken at their sad bereavement.
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TRAINS LEAVE wlLMfNGrO,


FOX PHILAOELPHIA.-l.5s Z.2{, $50 -,
$40 b.uO IA, 1917, ir.3U, "a. IN, l2.l5: l22G
A-41.- US -.yJ, 40, Oh, 80, S.IJ, 900 D. IN
"a sundays, Los, ~, A.lU,d IN; o,UO, OH
D., 10, 100 y. IA.
For new lokk.-l-5S, 2.2i6.N 1870, 1875.
a, M. =; l-.Z0, l24J, 2!o, b.l7, y. IA. Dn
sundays, i.5S, I@i 4. m, b.l7 p. IN.
fck BALTIMORE AND MASHISGrDN.-
,z.1l, @.U5, 4.lo, 1.oo,s.1J, a. IN. Loo I.OI
i.3i,2.U, '.oo, y. IN. ON sundays, IA.5l, ~,
:. ,hJ a. ia.
Fox baltimore, Bay Line connection
i.1o y, IN. No sunday trains.
FOX NEW CAsrLh.-o.UU 80, n. m.: lT
$40, u.s., y. N, No sunday trains,
FOX DELAWARE h. R.--y.jJ a. IN: Los
80, y. N. No sunday trains.
rob WILMINGrON ~ NORTHERN X, H.
W, a. M; 800, J.O5 p, M. No SunuaN
LTalns.
FOX DELAWARE WESTERN X. R-7I5
'-'D ii. M, $50 ,. IN. No sunday TRAN S.
TRAINS AkHlNE IN WILMINGJ On
EoM fH1LApELPHIA.-lZ Los. LOS
D., o.'Oi J.2), u M, l2.la, Iz.4J, Log. 2.1J.
i'-1, t.t1, i.Oo ~, 80, i.UJ 500. O.4O. H. 10
IN. on 9uhddys, l&,td, Los, z.O5, y 49,
I. IN. 49, y. IA.
From NEW loKK.-l.5S. 2.0S, 7.52, ) st., a.
NJ To log i.3o,hOO p. IN. On Su Is.ys
10, 2.ro, '.Jz d. ia.
koh la LrIMoKE.-l.53, III, 9.3S -
NJ; i-.2J, J2.II, +U5, 90 g.43, .. IN. sun
dd5S, 100, z.l' d. IN. b.U7 800 ". In,
MN " CONTAMINATION, Z.lt. Il.
~, l1.3i, z.l1, 6.Ol. g.1O y. IN. "a sun.
lays, bUf, 80 y. III.
RON NLw CAslAE.--s.Is g.3l, l2lUa. m.
10, t,iv \. N. 40 SUNDAY trains.
kun DELAWARE X. R.-s.JJ, II IN
40 =. IN, No sunday trains,
rkoM " tLhINuIuA ~ NORTHERN X. x
'.Vc, Il'I0 a. m; o.iJ y. III. No SUNDAY
rains.
Rom DELAWARE w EXTERN Il, R.-s.u
= III. : -, y. ~. NO SUNDAY trains.
RAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND W AsHINGTos
AVENUE 1,nbD, 81, Asa. m
~, 80, 5.49. 4Ol, 80, Old 900, 90 sou
-, Il.DJ p. IN. On sundays, SIS a. M /.
% s.io, I.io y. N.
FROM THIRTY SECOND AND MAkKE1
9fkEEIs. -s.5J lI.51 "a. III 1925, l.UV. =.
n; LOO a, IN. On sundays, I.UU, IN
NorE.-Tne black figures represent ,ur
Limited Express On wnicn an extra
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UP IN A BALLOON.

LONDON, March 10.-A balloon car
rying the Aeronaut and eight passp
gers assembled from Nice the Otha
day. 1t rose to a great height aid
was carried out to sea. The voyages
experienced heavy storm. ltvn
pitch dark, and while they wen
fumbling with the valves the gas e.
capped and they came down with aun
The balloon was dashed against The
waves aud carried along the surface
for a mile. Three of the passengen
fell out of the car aud were droSned.
The others succeeded in closing tho
valves and the balloon rose and LANDED
this morning.
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- EGIsTER's ORDER.


REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle county, March 81, lSSl.S
Upon the application OF samue. j. Me
Gail, Executor OF Johu ". Mccall late
vi keI Lion huudre1, in saI4 coul.-
ty. deceascd, II Is 81 dered ami directed by The
hegise tuat the administrator Aforesaid
give notice OF tue granting OF letters
Parliamentary upon me estate OF TIE
deceased, WIN the late vi granting there
oi, by causing al yerClsemtnts lU be post
Ell within luTly days from the date OF such
letters, IN Six ol the most public places OF
ne county VI New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against The eA,
tate 10 present the SAME or abide by an
act oil Assembly IN kuGn case made and
provided. Anu also Catuse tue same 10 Dt
lnst rLed within the same period in Lht
WILMINGTOS GAZtTTE, "a news ia per- II b.
flsbeu al W liuIugJOa. ann 10 be CuILIu-
ued therein three weeks, le o Il
Given uu lei the hand and seal
; L.. =. OF ONCE oil the Reg stet aforesaid,
'-~~~' al Wilmington IN New Castle
county, Aforesaid, The day aud year above
written. .. Z. BIOGS, Regis
MOTTO f.
All persons BaFlhs Claims against The
estate OF the DECEASED must present che
same duly attcsLed to the Executor,
ON or before MaIch ID, 1852, On ABIDE the
act ri Assempis IN such caae made AMI
provided. SAMUEL j. MCCALL
Executor
Address :-lted Lion Post Office.
III h5-3weod
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THE DISTRIBUTION Or =,
FOREIGN ELEMpNr Ial
WAsitINn,o

N.
A bulletin issued by the I ca' H.
reau showa that in no STE census B..
foreign element equal tn, .'te does Ii.
though in many i, bea' Tno natlve Al.
proportion. With tho very larQ.
Florida, Louisiana and Exception q
Southern States are practi reSaS tie
out any foreign element '0aliy With.
S states WI, where the foreign eI leu lhos
lafge' The general causes are e'emeut Ii
IN the Northeastern STAT V ;, apparent
grants are mainly Irish Gu. sne nnl.
French Canadian, with IMAM ,a'han aud
the attraction be ng lnanula"'',,N esb,
mining. In the Northw""st, ures aud
lure is The principal noyin@ g a9FlcuI-
Germans and Scandinavia 0'ce aud
principal nationalliies drawn ''e lie
while IN the extreme West mna, IRON
Immigration is due 10 mimi o ~, OIlhs
agriculture and cattle raisi, 'a'lIOu.h
very important part. In nIs pay
States and Territories in tho ,n,fIy OHs
years natural increase has painpp %Sl len
lmmigra ion, while in bnt 4 ,e upon
the reverse the case. In tbo ewes
states as whole there is ute oullei
decrease of the foreign elemsr ,e'a'lN
extent of 1916 on an assnm n' W Tie
native population Of 100 OOo aS uAI
mat in the whole country. as Su v'M
III "A majority Oft the States, natl, Tun
crease has Gained upon forei1n in,. To-
grafton. The increase of the ,o ,,ial'
element has been in New Eng %e'a
where the growth has been in 'ha
rection of manufactures: in h ,ne a.
ana oregon, whose wheat fields Ss'.
invited settlement, and in CoIo re
and New Mexico. where an ex rs''1
nary development OF the mlnms; !,
dus'ry has taken place since 1S,Is ~
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EMBRoIDERY.-The present re-
vival of interest in embroidery
seems likely to be more permanent
than any that has preceded it, be-
cause it is now something more than
passing fashion in dress, as was
the case in England in 1916, when
London alone employed two thou
sand pair of hands in decorating
every conceivable article of dress
worn by ladies of fashion. Now it
is her own handiwork, the hours of
patient stitching, the choice of ma
tie ials and colors, and the realiza-
ton of an artistic thought, that The
lady of fashion is proud of, not, as
formerly, the money that these cost.
She has now real appreciation of
the beauty Of her India shawl, with
its seven hundred stitches to the
square inch, and other features that
make her treasures of old lace so
valuable. The mere filling in of
worsted worn is superseded by an
occupation that requires thought,
knowledge, taste, and skill the
promised slippers or sofa cushion
are no longer so much to be dread
ed, and even the afghan, chair back,
and chautfepied are assuming arts
tic things that can not
only be tolerated for the sake of as
soclatiOn, out which we can con
scientiously admire, and lie thankful
for. OF course many things are EN-
broidered which should be perfectly
plain, if, indeed, as in the case of a
valance for mantel, they should ex
list at all; but this lack OF discrimina
ton is incident to all beginnings,
and we may feel certain that the
enthusiasm which has carried the
mantel valance to completion will
lead to a degree Of acquiremeet that
will acknowledge It's incongruiLy,
and by that time the heat aud SCOT
OF the fire will have rendered it un
slghtly enough to be consigned 10
the attic, among the useless accum-
ulations Of the pasta. +. Oakley,
IN Ha,per's Magazine for Apra.
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THE LUCK OF A CORNEI fLAi
Err.

A native of France, NJ. Clsyette' t 'bs
weeks ago found himself villa" WIN
Ffeuch Opera Troupe IN New oneSus
@nlle mere he thought he would 40
the New Orleans peGpie do, aud lnT9 ,'cs.
QUE dollar in he purchase oI nan Tine me
II IN the February drawing ol nIg.
Louisiana State. LotterylwlIh me s,"h ~.
Lug result ut ostaIulnP Sl5,OOO gu ,,r4ls
u ticket No. 81, 5S6 lilo no" lluD t6at
tho honesty VI tno inaDageMeu' MIMI.
celebrated Institution rs wen 90 wrlt.
ing To bow the Gornet II he ps .,nLu,
ten with an enclosure TO NJ q. pa"t ar 10
No. 3l9 Broadway, Now Yofk o'li, "a no
the sauie peIson nj New Oleaus, mob
would have had the same resun .,dG
ably, na
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DEATH OF MRS. OFT

Mrs. Jane OF, rslctofthe late Stepben
OFT, Tue iounderOf the Christion Church
near Iron Hlll, died on Saturday lazI ~
tue residence of her son IN law, Charles
walton, In the Gath year of her age Shs
was an active and energetic CnrlstIan
woman aud did much ia an hum bic wau
for the Cause Ot religion and moraIily
IN the nelghborhoOd IN which sb. hvsG
Her funeral took place ON Tuesdav a.
which time her remains were inIerrsd a.
the burying ground near the chapel
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SEVEN PERSONS KILLED.

BUFFALO, n. Y, March liza
lrighttul explosion occurred at the
boil'I shop OF Donaldson Il Patterson
on Indiana street, ab0ur 4 30 this az
ternoon. Some woIkmen were lest
ing repaired boiler, belonging to the
steamtug Mary E. Pierce, when The
boiler exploded with a terrific crash,
demolishlng the building and scatter.
ing the workmen about dead and dy'
ing in all directions. Six men aud :
boy were killed and three injured
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SENATOR CAMERON.

CHICAGO, H., March 1l.-Sena,or
Cameron was in this city to-day on his
way to Washington. Ile told reporter
he vas much pleased with Gatfeld's
'ahinet, which he thought would be-
'ome more and more popular. lie was
specially gratitrd at the selection OF
Senator kIfkwOud Tor he Interior De.
pdrtment, and claimed to have first
lamed him tor tia. place.
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a HANDSOME LAUNCH

according 10 announcement the h,g
steamer City OF Worcester, OF the Ne
o ,ao ahi Norwich line, was Iaupehen
a. =. iooo O'Clock this morning at the "A 70
-, 70 yard. tins city. The christ, MINI
Ia ~n pal,ol med " Miss M4tlls Gardner
London, Conn, one OF Ibs a,. y, Ne y,
eue boat Tue launch was hipblv snc.
cesstui, ami was Witnessed by Iarss
DumOer vi spectators. '"iko
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DEATHS THIS WEEK.

Up to noon, to day, seventeen
deaths had been reported to Regis
trar Frazer, for the present week AS
follows:
Ascitis, Dlphtheria, /
Apoplexy, Heart Disease, 4
Commissions, Inflammation
Congestion OF of bowels, ]
lungs, lSepticaemia, !
Consumption, Scarlet fever, |
Group catarrh Group membran
al, l eous, /
Carcinoma of
breast, Total, II
Born in the United States, Ii:
Ireland, 2, England, |; white, IA,
black, 3; male, s; female, 9; died at
the Almshouse, 2, brought here for
lnterment, |; sent away, 2; Coron
er's cases, ..
Under one year of age, 2; from
one to five, 4; five to ten, l.; ten to
twenty, .; twenty to thirty, |; fifty
to sixty, 2; sixty to seventy, 3; sew
enty to eighty, 2.
The deaths by wards were:
First ward, Sixth ward, 2
Second ward, 3 Ninth ward, Q
Third ward, Tenth ward, 2
Fourth ward, ]
Fifth ward, Total, II
Total for corresponding week OF
last year, IL; for 1879, II.
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ARREST OF A FORGER

WILKEsBARRE, March ll.-John
Seaman, lawyer, was arrested to.
night on the charge of forging his
fathers name TO notes amounting
to 5000, given to building associa-
tion. In default Of 1900 he was
lodged III jail.
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HE WAIIs TELErhoN. y. mat vii
l. ders OF simple iustrumen' m ness
ct MAKE "a noise IN Jne mOflu' aoi,4I via
NTH wanting lnefr OI1ces eon.i,I do well
remote parts ca their works H WI, slIIn
~ call ON al. r. Hayden COLI agsucy
and ShlpIey streets, who haa h.rs y ms
Tor the state oil DelhwAIe. rsf,rs i0I
Is now IA operation Ter Trial ne flush Hush
WORK done. References: Geo, mr; ", 70.
son; Ihe harlan n H0llingsWi'.rnsI
J os. Bancroft q Sons; j. j. USni Imot
bEoe, sad others.
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The dry goods store of Wright q W
aud Two aOioIblEg buildings IN oIIl'vr
Ontario, were burned yesterday mO'H'
ing. Loss, 1900.
Four colored men, charged with ~
murder OF a young woman, were lyncne'
Oh Thursday by a mob at Jone'OO'O
Arkansas.
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GONE 10 VERMONT.

Mr.. j. Glandin!, who has been Ieila r
Ing ia this city for some time pa'' v ~"
lett here to-day for West Fletcher, ' w.,
mont. lie will engage IN manulac'u''s
maple sugar. ~~
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
GARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors aud indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
DC, will send a recipe that will cure yos
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary In South
America. Send u self-addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH L. INMAN, Nation n
WepD YprE CrtU Mayi-aOd DHuViF
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HOUSE AT AuCE0N

j. I. Head will sell house and lot
to day at 4:30 p. m, on the premises
corner of Robinson and Poplar streets.
A bargain may be looked for.
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o'LEARY IL MILES BEHIND

New YORK, March l2.-lA ~
At tins hour O'Leary is gLn
away behind in the walking nlGA,
Vaughn leading HIM with scOsN
4O5 miles to 1893.
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- TIER ON THE PEACH.
III To every hOusekeeper aRd peach
grower cultiysLing single tree or an or
Ghdrd, TINS valuable work is offered W IN
ulrtctlous for preserving health produc-
.iE ,'l ana prolonged life. special
rtmedl's against that fell disease. tbe
= elbows. Book ST., ny IN all postage pre-
paid. Information gwen II desired.
address, j. HU1TER,
Jan"O-oIW' West Chester, Pa,
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nIIlhses have Increased 40 ber ran,
"iIIt' souns men have learned of Ihs
effect OF Shines Tar, Wild Cherrv
~ un,i 9aIhound upoa gables. Young ma,
Vs2cv ~, ooI.Ie on hand for AN emer-
q climax. Inings TO
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CHRIST. GEHBER. wholesale naD KID
Toledo, ONO. saS sine b1es.s,. nor my
nsy Pad AAs accom- lisnsd nOI1 ,ns "a loss
WIG Ia three weeks w. AL All the s.fsr al
she has taken ia three years
skeptleG 10 ne.-ss9 Adv.
IRbN-Tt ----I
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CHARLES WARNER g. CO.,
MArket street wharf Wilmington
Del aware.
eOl.T
ID BOLSTER a ORDER,
RE0IsTER's OFFICK,
New Castle a.. r eb. -. 1885,.

> OhtiGh,
New Castle o., reb. ~. 1881.
Upon the application OF Henry ii
Brady. Authorization of John WI son
Iale Oh 81. George Hun lred, in
-alu county, deceased, IL As rdereu
and directed ny Inc Register that
Inc Administrator aioTesaId eve.
notice III granting Of Letters Of Al
mIuIstraLioI upon the estate Of the de-
.UHbed, Win the date Oi granting thereon
by causing advertisement TO he posted
HltnIn tUTtS days rom the aHLe u such
letters IN SIX oil the most puUIiC places o.
lie county vi New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate 10 present the same sT auIue by an
Act OF Assembly IN such case made ana
provided; anu also CAUSE Lne same 10 be
Inserted within the same pefIuu ia the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, newspaper puD.
uslieu ia winning toii. ana 10 ne CUntlu.
ied 1nerelu three weeks, le. U. a.
49, Given under the nAuu and seal
( L.. >. oi once OF jue Register aforesaid
'-~' AT Aiming ton. An New JastI,
County Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. =. I. bIOGo, tsglsLer.
NOTICE.,
All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased. mus present tiie
same, duly atJesLed ~ the AdallulsUIalou
4 k4s5. -, 1867, or hnlh - - /
u Assembly IA Bucn care Inslue AT -
Viued. nkNkY IA. bU .ADI,
ADM Ms traitor.
Address-CheSapeaks City, Cecl Co
Md. IeD24 8weod.
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WILMINGToS. Del. March !. ISL
RuOGatIons al Tue 4-IaLt d, w.4.Z...I...s Igf.
.uut aud Gram,
pest aeeLI Fiouf...........ts u to ~ o.
NnulGe FANNY tIOur........ ~ lo III
LAIia TO- ....'...--......... d ~ TO ~
mo &C 9tiPeIAne.. " Jg
Fil I'm ne" leAl.........,... III
NSW CoIu....................
u--
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FOURTH EDITION
Indications fer Ee-Dny.

For the Middle States, fair weather,
possibly preceded by occasional snow
in the extreme northern portion
colder southwest and northw west winds,
higher barometer.
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.


National Bank OF Delaware. ......... $50
rlIst National Bank.
Union National Bank. ...............,. -
National BANK vi WI. " BrandywIue 10
Farmers bank..... ..................... 55I4
lIlulngt0 ton Coal Gas CO...............iUU
delaware H. Il. Co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2J1a
Delaware " eslern X. X. Co....... 20
IN la. " ii. u Baltimore IL. IA. Co., II
Arlington q Northern Is. X. Co..... ~,
W IlmlngJ Ton Passenger Il. ~. Co...... .
az IaWarv S1re lus. Co...............s ~
AtasunIc Hall CU.................... .
~ aware SCaGe. .....................lU AUS
wilmington ClJy b's................. ..IIU
W liniAs JOn NY 0a....
ii, SUMO man GO, lsL mon
W am-nston Passenger II. W., list
IuOrIkage--- Observation-Disclosures.
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r. financial and Com ma ereima

WILMINGTON, DEL, March 4. 1881.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
deald & Co., 3. Il. corner Seventh and
u. tO-day:
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The CITY ssarRes.

turkey yer pOunu...... l4Gg 10
ID ,,Chb per pdlT.......,s....... luUdI..l
DveSe per piece. 81
C4iCkcAh pei pair ............. loo 10
Cess pei IuAeL....... SJ9 70
II an "hoiesaIe, ! or p uud... ~
sllceu, -. 10
ii OLey per pound. aj0 u
Cabbage per Aeau.. uJtG ~
cottage CnCese per DUWI.. 10
L.trd, pound. ...............-... O9tg ~
. us"se, per pound ........... 4
@tFdPPIe - ........... Us
Le-auns per duAeL.. l6,a Is
~ ttoh fel Pouuu............. iU8 io
chops per pUuud...., I4G 10
SHOULDERS, re.dl4, pei pUaLd.. 70
>. des ana bacon, WuuleAale... %
lS OstlI ........ AZ
Mackerel per p zee ........ 10
g. a,inut, pei l'UauQ.s 49,. -
~ phn, pei Pcunu. 49,, 10
.sJ.k $50. .5G 10
Apples, per hall pee 800. l8L u
tIh'ee P"i u'A................ Uo1
IuILIss per has peck ........ Ub,G, vs.
PARSLEY pei Duncn. ........... Ula U3
betJn, per DuuCn..........,...
Lima BtahS......... ......,... Ia
, Neet OtdiOCs................, lDfL u
eIery per Dunch............,, baU Ia
y apes per pounu....-........ log 80
fDtaJoes, per hall peCk..... III 10
itlue pr pound............... t4tG Us
= nILe klsD .,.,, Ia
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STATE LOTTERY.

a SPLENDID OPPORIINIE TO
I'm a FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAND
DlSIRlBUI ZION, Glass u, AT MEN
ORLEANS, ~ ESbAY, APRIL IL, 1851
-I31st MOnths- Drawing
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WEINSTOCk 2lUBIN
MECHAN MICS STOREl
Railroad Blockade +!

Owing the unusual WashOut and foods along the line Of the
Railroad Eastern Spring and Summer mportaOns Of DRY
GOODS have been delayed Generally seasons purchases will
come to hand when expected but this seasons supply came strag
CLING along at the rate Of a case or two at time.
The greater part Of our assortment has been received and
placed in stock and we are fully prepared to show very interesting
line Of selections iu FANCY as we'll as DRY GOODS.
We desire to impress on the minds Of purchasers the following
few facts which, if remembered will prove Of interest to the
ECONOMICAL And PRUDENT;
First-We shall this season
show the Newest Designs, Styles
and Fashions
Second-We shall carry the
Largest Assortment.
Third-OUR PRICES ARE AND WILL IN
VARIABLY BE THE LOWEST.
We know this to be a fact, have carefully
pared prices with those of Others and have always
FOUND OURS TO BE THE LOWEST
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FOR SALE.
MILL PROPERTY IN woODLAxD.

ItOMPRISING STEAM FIGURING MILL
" three of stonel, warehouse, office, sheds,
dwelling and grounds Is centra ly located; Is well
equipped for merchant aud grist work, and has at
the present time a weli-establshed trade.
Also, in the city of Sacramento, a dwelling house
and lot, situated on street (north sde), between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Lot, s0Ni60 feet ;
dwelling, two story, containing nine rooms. Address
John NJ RHODES. Woodland. Cal. ml2 2M
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"oTEL FURNITURE AND LEAsEHoLD; /;
III also, n completely Furnished Hotel and the
real property Brewery, here and in mpuntain town;
Grocery st re, or Stock Fixtures and Leasehold; (;
Saloons, Candy Factory, Restaurant and Oyster
House, Manufacturing Liquor Business Flour Mill,
Hay, Grain and Feed Store "a and good ofer) /;
Securing and Dyeing Establishment; several County
Patent Rights II come, or are here, and you
want a chance Of this kind, and have the money to
pay for it, then call On STRoBEL, the Broker, No.
a9i stre. a2:l-tf
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"oH!IT's ONLY a LEADERw

PRICES UNIFORM THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE. and the
the ladies
the of the unnltgent
purchase
of
BROS. during the sale date
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FOR SALE---A BARGAIB.

FARM OF % . ACRES OF PATENTED ~
N land. situated on the stage road IN Nap Si2s
county California; l25 acres rich, level land -<f-
under cultivation, now sown to wheat and hay
garden, vineyard and orchard and comfortable
frame dwelling on the premises; school,house and
postoffiee in the vicinity; climate unsurpassed
Title perfect. Terms easy. ard possession given
when required For particulars call on or address
CADWAL ADER & PARSONS Real Estate Agents,
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a 400 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

r1oR sALE-oN EASY TERMS AND IN sea
n subdivisions, as per survey, 400 acres EFYS
Of frst-rate FARMING LAND, formerly k0own ->@.
as the BEARD'S RANCH" at the Mission OF
San Jose, Alameda County. Apply 10 the FRENCH
sAvnJGS BANK, No 53i California street, San
Francisco a26-1pIm