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s.RINE INrELLIGENtE.


y ,u -~t'...-.--t I--fI f-fFi''. A-''
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUer,r IS. i,s-.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ago.. GIH lrj. Nor-.i ai'ct ~tat's
IrsH n.r. 4nii .'. a'i I.s--.a-' T.. .. l"'"i-
Sstooaer j g.Iaaa-.u. Roe. Nv York. sal,,
>,i'oarr .h r.HIu-an. Bnsa. G.0r-.,own,
-rl.,..r }u'aie saith. Ar,y. h,ua-''.' ice
,cro.n.r h.ciga, --. Nua,i.., lee. Mrs.
J4Uf King.
~rh9snar Ns.r.e u. Nar-ton. Pend. etaH Rock
iIl.. illlt. J4e ,-.u lurii4.
Schooner Lizzie i,y.., Boyd. henu,itc' tee.
80 aoicr :. l.c.ha F,lmtcrs, Auauy sand.
Richmond ~t.ft-N .-A-.
>.ll,r.r Is. a. K.ulcl. ~orer. Ncw YORK. light
Chesapeake ful ohio i'liiHtS Company.
SAILED.
SD, .nrr May a Francis, Mni..n. W''nInI,'u'
D,I-ll... rs. Curtis y P'rAer
PORT oF NEWPORT NEN ..AUGtsr 81. l--2.
ia, Ia,-rpll
ARRIVED.
steamer Iu-iv. ,,h.rmor. .ir. O'i Point 1ui
ff....f,.n. T..rilIr.il.s Iul l.'-'I. N.-.'-
r.l...u ioln RaHNfs com 'AnF Arl .Ii.'" '"
~tc,ner N.rhami.u. Mc1srrieh. y rf.is.
l..rel.s.f.l .n.l la..su.tr hf IfsIh. sud ONO
Etlns4. taullus lluI -llir'l 100 r't1Tpi.
STEAMER Arr.I.Ar. Dt',, mfiri.eiuii- t.I I.l--
..u..r.. -mItli,lI. lht-l 0sakc aud Nli' Railway
company au. -..icI ODD n.IIru.
SAILED.
schooner = NJ Thomas. Kelly. coal, 'heaal cake
iui ohio Railway company.
By telegraph.
B0.r0y.-srrtseI Z3I. schooner Mhlthnuie.
from Richmoud ~.
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knights of pythius.

DrrRoIr. August 23.-The >upreme
Lode 4 the World Of Knights Of Pythias
convened here YESTERDAY. There Va, a
rand parade 81 all the visiting bodice,
escorted by the local haltauon' n 'ne
afternoon. \ grand band pFi|e concert
took place in the evening.
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Crime I'm Chicago.

CuycAGo. H., August 23.-DurIng IIIe
wear ending last July l,59t cases nav III III,
disposed OF in the Criminal eouf', anu b Is
more rur,e rc.s t.. ever 5e<oIe.
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Dead at one Hundred Years Of Age.

RFADING p. AU-U-l -3.--NT,. Nl-I-
man. % Obey township, this comfy. lied
hi, mornlnE: l-.i On. Amdr-l Lelrs.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August g. ls-2.


OFFERINGS.
WuEAr-Whl.e. i99 bushels. Rel, 1850
C1RS.-Wnite. I,llf bcshels. A.xci' I'oeo
hu.hels.
OAT-.-53- bushels.
RYE.-l76 bushels.
NEAL.-2jH bushels. ,,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sEED.-50 Ouaheis'
PEAs.-l6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
,,-,,x,v -yVti,.. So bs,het, good % very good
NJ sI'i1 10 slls. Bel l.2Ts brsasl ~ !"
mime Lanraster at si.lO - s1-7, -,oIo o,iea-
~. loixed q ~ - -i.lf 100 rasE,'t in4fA 20
t.i.as ssit< a. -Jc. o. ft-tS- .,,... 49,,
'sCKS.-Wllte, % bushels pgiIae NirsillA ~ zee
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NEW WORN.

NEW YORK. August es.-Cot,on quiet: salcs,
I 1916 bales; upiands, l3c.; Orleans. Is side;
Hes, Britain sssa Ssl to's o Sa lSsr as
changed and s.ss. Wheat ~ &c. higher .n4 very
sI.i3kpsi.If4. Corn SfSIze. higher on futures;
les3sc better ON spot, closing nrm az sfsc.
August ao.e19ic. Oais-Cash bots quiet aad arm
No. 3. 53a S34c. Hops very armiy held: trade
Rio csrgoes. s4allc. iob iols. s.@l2c sugar
steady and Tn good inquiry; far 20 scod rssniHs
sAHstc. Molasses quiet and steady. R'ce nrn
/ and quiet. Rosin steady OF si.e0 ts LBS.
Turpcnine quiet and hrr1 at 65c. WOOL duh
trade tad moderstely active: mes spot. .s22oes
s2225 new, t2l.5osfsZl go old; september,
.2l-s5. Nidiles scarce and nominal; long clear,
LAC. Lard very dall and price, about steady,
without marked change; prime stear. SPOT,
el27u9 tl2.72s; september. si2.C1sfsri2.7O.
FreghIs 30 Liverpool hrmor.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 23.-T1our Tower aud
quiet; Howard->trect and western .uperire,
.3.2jfss3 extra. s4gi4.75: family. $3.50
Sc; Rio brands, .G. Wheat >oa,h.m 9n,e.
amber, sl.l3as1.ls: No. 2 western winter red,
spot, sl.l3s@-sl.lSss: August, tl.l3e-l. 49,.
white. $50 see: yellow. sB6 soc; western
mixed, spot som e3c. oats lower aud active;
western Whit. ASA 5oc.: westsru mixed. 4I6;
i5c. Ry, easier at 65m70c: Hay dun prime
q
Provisions 8rIn. Mes pors. -2@.23 -25.25.
Rnlk-meat,->honlior, nGclear-rib -idcs. packed.
IL aud l6ec kacon->houlaers, e elear-rib
~. Batter Grn tor choice, western. packed. II
d zoe: creamery. 2Bes2Ic. Egg, easier ar 1870
zoe. coffee firm Rio cargn,s. ordinary 10 fiir,
-4r 9'.c. >uV'r quiet; 4 " soft. 9'sc. whisky
steady sl.l9@si-C. Freight, quiet.
CINCINNATI.
ClNcINNATr August 23.-Fiour steady and M
changed. Wheat quiet; NJ. , rcd winter : .o1eD
tii2 20, si1s >'I'e,me,ear;; Com ar 1as
september. ua,- weaker No. niiyed. -. rork
strong a. 80. ard "e.s Il $500 Box
Sl3.65. Bacon acuSe and firm; shoulders.
slo.JT.; RI. 1919. clear, sl5.2j. Miiskey
gniet hut nrm - sll5 combination .llcs u
sugar duil and unc hanged. Hog. ,ie.say a. firm;
common and leht. s6At-.2J, packing and
butchers. s1.7jn f-.75.
IT. LOUIS
IT. Lo,Is, August 23.-Fh quiet -1l M
changed. train higher throughout. bat Wy dali.
" iel.-No. - l,i fla ga - ec. ,a-a. sTtt.
97lc. August. s. ~ -. september. Cofu. &c.
cash, ~. august. - e.. september. nHf-. $50
Naistoy -f'ady At Sis. PORK scti,,. iriu. AID
h'sher. iohhiug. ~. Bulk meat irm .hoal-
der, S9.7j: r'l. sl335 clca- l.-5. BACON
stronger; shoulders. siH.6Zs. rih. .li.-o; clear,
sli.Je sij. Lard f.in a. sl2ZJ oii.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. August 23.--tinur rlles a.I un-
changed Nhclf nrm and uuri1rgct q .lu In
far t'msud Ngt lower: ~. mixed = sc.
oa., iu good demand. aid ~. =. nome tu market;
new ~. >. ~. Provisions ,truug ,li higher;
demand active. NJ pork. 80. BUR ats
shoulders s9.5i- IT,, st3j1, cic,r. .li.25.
RESPONSIBILITIES. 4lu.5I: rib. slf.I5. c'0ar.
si5.25: h.m---usar-cured. slj. Lari-'h .ice
,nlrAGo.
Cuic,'o. Assust 23.-Figur n.mlu-i'y m
fI.U6 August. pa. f84.c. >cprcm,Er. corn
-tr.us ani Hshrr - alt =. ,t-.'' H.. w
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Fiou--we quote; Fine, s4atf.50; srperaDs,
s4.5nHs5: extra. tJ.3Ofers5.50: coHAnsu fatn-
ny, s3.T526.5O Patent family. s7Ite.
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>-ESTLE's SWISS CONDENs
MILK.

manufactured only AZ yeycy, Switzerland. We
guarantee &, Pc Tie Hi,HEss snd rCkEst 10 the
market. aaI free from sdgllerllion Of any klnd.
4, y.u wish the pasr he sure - ask FOR the
SF,T brand. and take 90 other.
For .ale byali grocer. and druggists.
ruo,lA. LrFMING & CO.. sole Agents,
,rg0-Gm Is Colieze Place. New York city.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

Al ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE CROSSING OF sCUTHFOURTEFNTH
STREET BY The RICHMOND AND DAN
VILLERAlLROAD COMPANY.
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That feeling Of languor and debility that
follows physical cXertion removed by
using Browns Iron Bitters.
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oArs.--32 bushels common at 50e.; ESQ tush>,
very good on private terms.
RYE.-I2d Bushels very GOOD st Use.
OpcnARD-GRAss sEED.-so bushels on private
terms.
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ftRN7TfRE
HAVE NOW IN STORE NEWn
AND ELEGANT STYLES OF -
FURNITURE.

have had manufactured for my fall sales
CHAMBEK SUITS from $50 to $4OO:
PARLOR SUITS from $50 % $3.50:
DINING SUITS from as L. 500:
WARDROBt~ from 40 toSlpO:
BOOKCASES from sI0 t. 500:
sIDEBOARDS from - tos $50:
HAT-RACkS from - 10 500:
CilFFO\IkRS from 20 70 $50;
BFDSIFAnS from - s7J:
DESKS from a. % $50:
ENTENSlON-TABLE - from IS 10 $50
ALSO.
CRIES. FOLDING-CHAIR~. FASFLS
SlIpENIS' CHAIRS. LOokI\G-t,LASSES.
PATENT ROCKERS. COMNODtS.
LOUNGES. CHlLDEEN'> BEDS.
OFFICE FURNITURE. ROCkISG-CIIAIRS
SPRING BIDS and ether goods.
ACTRESSES of IN kinds.
Examine my stock. and the prices and quality
shall please In an eases.
SAMUEL ". HARDWOOD.
1u-r.tf2ru E..v-,-t,..- -.-...t
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &e.
DLAE'~ CULORAL THlMOL DIslN-
FECTANT AND PROPHYLAcTIC.

Prot. q your f,ml,ie, from contagious disease ~
u.iu IL in SICK -room.. r. ha, pleasant smell ana
ma b. need 10 ha, been em plOfrd win apprufa-
non ~ the small PoN Hospital. tt he Retreat,
fb, Medical lalisze. the Naval lbisfshsaFy ~
Washington. and la III practice ~ some 81 our
Eor al ~ druggist.- Price. soc. laottle
). bLAIk. Druggist
ivy8 rornrr Broad ana Ninth -fT-cts-
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RICHMOND, August 81, l-SZ'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDLh-
I SIGNED have this day formed co-p1IT!1HxSrr-
~ nader the name and style Of kUGl II M T.
y kRWOOD & WATKINS o. eonduet ~ we p - III
GRFASE. ANO RAiLKOAD-NAkNiSi DO''
KISS in all Its branches al wholesale. ,,t Tho
Having made ample arrangements WIZ t-ntt.S
i.r~est rcnners and manufacturers III iht -
49, We are able and prepared 20 supply u.e
trade here aud Ia all IRE southern STATES III any
cran,itv Al the lowest market prices, hit,
soliciting the esteemed RS'son, ,feG q tFI
We A0 John ;. HAYWOOD,
W. 4. WATKINS.
.noaot IlOI, llO3 and HOS Cary street.
NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP hIch-
~ .,a,O Va. August 10, lse2.-We- TIE un-
dersisned have THIS day a.soels ~ esKI eSS
LIZ sin az The purpose Of conducting DhN r
RAJ COMMISSION BUsiNIh1ss ana 1ps'I and an
sSnments OF LEAF TOBACCO 1hAiS' ana snt o. o.
sfI;NTRY PRODUCE. once, Nos. an n,,r. -
c,rsshawis Planters Warehouse tup s'alifsl' "pP'0
site Tie IoO0ce" '1I(,RLFs X. SKfNKER-
WILLIAM :. ARCHER
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MONEY SAVED BY GETTING n
VI Your Fl RNiTURE 1t ARTHUR ROO y
NEN-~ LARGE WAEEROOM~. Governor M
and Franklin str,e's. TIC greatest h>rgain,' !
south oi New \ orS in PAELtI.. II AMBER. aud
DlNlNG-EpON FURNITURE f tho latest de-
sigu- an tui-h. The trade aud public generally
gains ~
au 7-oOl ARTHUR PoDNFI'S.
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--o,,,Crr oF pARTNERSHIP.- RICH

NOOK AID JOB WORK NEATLf
DExfcufFD % the DIsPATCH.PklstiN'
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7
BALTra0RR. August 2g.-yirgiu.a -. console
dlf-,i. SO: secos -,r:r-. 81. lasl-d-e coupon
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N.w hoEK. August D. 'tfnn-S't 'riut-.
bale: xrv-. lccsilts. Log bale. } ufir. ,in-si
n lluI steady. -si-s. - 600 lslr-. hustt-t --b
sI1.-t .-,.ffff. lsr. e. -: 81. ttftT. g. Is
>sseluf-r and Ii,, tuh.r. . l.r6 = l.0i. tanu-
ars. flI.f4: february. tll.s4 80 L.-s; March.
l.S7.,.lly., AV-il, .l2.lc FILL, May,
Siy.yI.. i-.L3.
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GROCERIES. LIQtoR>. &c.
EOTTON-i AKN>.-jD bales d,>oF%u
4pf5 A.N. >TOkE> co.
FLOUR, FIOyR,-l,o0o barrels NJ"
Il FAMILY - 81 g ,...,,,-n
N Az. STOKES & 60.
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Yithmond nispatth.
THURSDAY" "A, 1852.
PETERSBURG.

The CENTRAL LuNaTfc AsYLUM-PLAN OF
TBG BUILDINGS DECIDED rPoN-soug DE.
sCRIPIIoN or THE Nkw ASYLUM SENTENCED
TAX, &C.
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Sacramento Market.
corrected daily for the RECORD USIos.l

SACRAMENTO, March II, 1882
FRUITS - Apples, S293 e box Oranges, Cali
fornia S2d3 . box Oranges, Imported s3a4 u box
Lemons, Sicily, s. 50o9 so Lemons, California, 81 SO
@3 = box Lines, 81 25a2 9 100 bananas, 1894 q
bunch Pineapples, 5000 y dozen; Cocoanuts, s8 .
100
TABLE FRurTs-Assorted, q D cans, Q doz, 50 so
Peaches, go !; Bartlett Pears, 50 70 Plums, 81 IS
ries, g 25; Apricots, g Mgscst Grapes, 81 62t
Red Currants, 50 25; Cherries, 50 25.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, siced, Sos: e 10; do quar-
tared case; pears, peeled, s@1oc; do. unpeeled, 8
Csc Piums, pitted, 12alSc Peaches, l0allc; do,
peeled, 10000; Prunes, German and French, IL q
13c; Blackberries, zoe; Figs California 6iesc q Ii.
PIE FRUITs-Assorted, p ID cans, . doz., 81 70 ;
assorted, gallon cans q so; Peaches, 2l-ib cans,
81 So; Portland Blueherries, 2-tb cans, g /; Whor.
tleberrics, 81 70.
Observation-Disclosures, Early Rose, s932 25 q cwt;
Nevada Potatoes, % 25;; Sweet, s2@s; Red,
verskins, s11 % g 100 bs; Garlic, 4@5c q b: Car
rots 81 q cwt Turnips, 81 g 100; bunch vegetables
l5c q doz; Parsnps, lac; Beets, lie; Celery, 75c
q dozen Caulifower, 81; Horseradish, s@l0c q b.
TRANSFORMATIONS, IS 25 y bbl.; Oatmeal, 81 rs
100 TBS Cornineal 81 25@2 so Cracked Wheat s..
PoULTRY-Live Turkeys l1@13e o b dressed do, 13
9l5c Ii young BOOSTERS, IS so y doz; Hens, Sc;
Broilers, 50 so; Ducks, s. 5o@6; Geese, 81 30
q 2 d pair
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Butter, fancy dairy, 32t@34c q
ID; Cheese, 17a19c; California Creamery, zoe
Factory, 1sc; Eastern, full cream, zoe; East
ern, fats, lie; fresh Eggs 22923c y dozen.
MKArs-Bee:, 693c; Mutton, &c; Pork, s@9c
Veal, 7@Sc.
HAY AND GRAIN Dat hay, y ton, s15@1? alfalfa.
y ton, sl3914; bran, . ton, s19; middlings, g 8
per ton; barley, whole, q cwt, 81; barley,
ground, o cwt e.; wheat, o cwt., 81 IS; tame
oats. a cwt.. 90 25 corn, y cwt. 81 80.
-Seeis-Alfalfa, 13@15c; limo.
thy, Eastern, Il@12c . h; Oregon, s8
1Oc; Red Clover, 1e@1sc; Red Top, 12l@1ic
Nuts-Ehglish Wainuts, l0tal1c; Almonds, 16e1sc
Peanuts, 7@9c; Wool, n arket dull, holding for
higher prices mountain, 124@16c; tule 17@1sc
Tallow, 6@7c Hides green, 9@1oc; dry, 1s@l9c
Hops, California, 2i@2Sc for CT DICE.
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TO ray GLg sIS2rzSs,
| STILL oFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICE

STILL OFFER NY VALUABLE SERVICES Ii
u you are so unfortunate rs to require them,
With mind matured and enriched by studies Of an
advanced oIder, safely say thf& there is hardly
disease in the catalogue of human ills that can.
not treat to successful ISSUE
LADIES' an always ready to ps1ist YOU Nv
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. | am now able to treat YOU with the
certainty Of success. No case peculiar to your
deiic. to organism is beyond my sure control
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior 10
any offered heretofore, and viii De warranted to
have the desired effect in ell cases
Those OF the public who need my service can
depend upon gentiemanly, honorable and scientific
Tsatne!t at reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who have been IN.
jured by youthful indscretions snd those who
have contracted local diseased.
Pars LIS afflicted can, il they prefer, consult me-
BY letter, detailing the symptoms Of the disease or
trouble, and receive medicines by express with full
instructions. All letters mist be directed j H.
J0SsELYN, NJ. D 226 Suffer street. San Francis.
co, CSi.3
Cure warranted in all cases. or no psy REQUIRED,
Consultations, personally or by letter, gratis send
tor book. Comfortable apartments ioT patients at
my infirmary twhen desiredb with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlors 226 Suffer street, sdjonin
the Young Mems Christian Association Buildi ..
Offce hours-From A. M. to s p N.
Ny Diploma hangs in Cay office.
Purchase my Essay On Physiology and Marriage
For sale, by sill newsdealers
y. IN. g1ssELrE, II. 3.
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BRIEF SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Minister A. A. Sargent is to be the re-
cipient of complimentary banquet at the
hands of his friends, in few days.
Leong Tong, the Chinaman who threw
himself from a window in the third-story
of house on Commercial street, to escape
arrest for a violation of the lottery law, is
reported as doing well.
The Secretary of the Immigration Soci
ETY. is In receipt of letter from Canada
asking what encouragement can be given
an English colony in California. Also from
Maryland, concerning a proposed German
colony.
A change of time has been inaugurated
in the sailing days of the steamers to Port
land, and will commence on Monday with
the sailing Of the steamer Oregon. She
usually sails on the Goth. Steamers will
leave regularly every four days instead of
FIVE, as heretofore.
A dispatch from New York states that
the ship Southland, Captain Handy master,
bound from New York to San Francisco,
is ashore at Natal, near Cape ST. Rogue,
Brazil. No particulars OF the disaster have
been received by Williams, Dimond & Co.,
to whom the vessel is consigned.
Laura NJ. Hayes. % years of age, and a
native OF California, has been committed
to the Asylum for the Insane. She raves
on religious subjects. Henry Gray Nc.
Laughlin, hickman, IL years OF age, and
a native of Ireland, has also been COM
mitted. He is violent and dangerous.
The trial of the somewhat celebrated
case of J. L. King against John w Pearson
and Others and the South Woodville Min
ing Company is progressing in Judge Hunts
Court. The suit grows out Of the manage
ment by the defendants of the mine named.
Fraud is alleged and S75. 900 involved.
In the case OF George a. Wheeler, stran.
gler OF his sister in law, Department One of
the Supreme Court Monday made an order
allowing the defendant to file brief in
thirty days and the appellant fifteen days
to reply, the cause to be submitted therein.
The case was not argued, on account of the
illness of D. ]. Murphy, his counsel.
The carpenters and ioiners have organ,
lied @ Union and adopted laws to gov.
ern it. The purpose is to improve the
mental as well as the social condition OF
the craftsmen. Long hours and exhausting
toll are destroying the minds and running
the health of the men. The continuance
of this system is injurious to the best in
terests of the community. Therefore the
mission of this Union should be the re.
dress of these grievances.
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Boston Wool Market.

BosToS, March 14th.
WooL-The market remains steady and firm, with
fair demand. Advices from abroad continue favor
able, and impart better tone to the markets. Ohio
and Pennsylvania feeces, 4c@42c for X and TX,
with choice selections shade higher. Michigan and
Wisconsin feeces, 4l@43c y h. Medium ieeces
change from 45@4Sc, as to quality and condition.
Combing and deaine selections scarce, and meet
with Already sale at 46@5Oc for fine delaine and fine
and medium combing. In unwashed fleeces sales
have been principally of fine grades at 25@ 32c, to
quality. California wool is scarce and quiet. The
stocks on hand not desirable and being sold
at low prices. Pulled wool is steady in demand.
Choice Eastern and Maine supers selling at Asa
52lc; common good, 2sa43c. There is considerable
inquiry for Australian, but nothing of any conse-
quence has been done since the large sales of last
week. Carpet wool is quiet.
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THE STORY OF A DRUHK.-An investi-
CATION by detectives has proved that the
the story of Robert Reed, at San Francisco,
who claimed last week to have been robbed
of large sum Of money and thrown into
the bay by his despoilers, to be totally
false. The only foundation for Reeds
canard lies in the fact that he was extreme
ly drunk, and rolled into the bay from the
edge of the wharf on which he was sleep.
ing
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, March 18th.
gRsAnsrUYPs Flour is dull and Wheat is
strong, latter at 81 25d1 81 9 bushel.
WooL-California is steady at 12a14c for fall bur
ry, and $4,000 for clean fall; spring bury, 15G
i'i sgn are quiet Pa at
CHICAGO, March 18th.
WHEAr-s1 344 for April.
CoRN-66Ac for May.
PoRK-s16 s. bid for April.
LARD-Sl0 As for April.
BAooS-S9 90 for RIBS for March, and 50 IS for
short ribs.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th.
WooL-1he market is dull and nominal
LIVERPOOL, March 18th.
WHEAT California spot lots are heavy at 9s sd tc
9s lid. Cargo lots ASS for Just shipped, AIS foi
nearly due and AIS to 47s Cd for off coast.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
YESTERDAYS ELECTION.

The city election held yesterday passed eff
very quietly. The friends OF the different
candidates worked all day at the polls for
their favoritea. The weather was anything
but pleasant, it having rained most of the
time during the entire day. The vote in
comparison with that Of other years was very
light. The vote cast was as follows: First
Precinct 64e: S,cond, 293; Two and half,
525 Three. 1856 Three aud half 737 Four,
SAL; -Four and q half, AT. Total vote yes
terday, 3,60S. The following table shows the
result of the election
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Dr. La MAfH ttinfuUE TIIIB rUrt MI
cases Of Seminal Weakness Loss of vigor, Nocturnal
Emissions, lmpotency, Nervous and Physical Debil-
ity and all that class of complaints arising from Ex
cess, Indiscretion or Abuse The old find in this
remedy fountain of youth, and the young safe
guard and protection. DIR. LA MARS SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever cause, TO their pristine vigor. Price,
81 so per bottle. Sent c. o. D., by express, to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or
ders TO A. MoBoYLE s. CO., Druggists, Postoffce
Box 1852 San Francisco. il33p6m
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none but the genuine. A specific for exhausted
vitality. physical debility impotence, wasted forces,
etc. Approved by the Academy of Medicine of Paris
and by the medical celebrities of the world. Agents
for California and the Pacific States, j. G. STEELE
s. CO., 635 Market street palace HoteO, San Fran
cisco. Sent by mail exoress to any part of the
country Box of so, 81 so; of 100, 81 IS; of 200,
s. of AGO. IS. Preparatory Pills. 81. Send for
Circular fe22- 3plm
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The following officers of the Napa In.
sane Asylum were elected by the Board Of
Trustees at the annual meeting on the 9th ::
President, DIR. Benjamin Shurtieff; Secre-
tary, c. B. Seeley Private Secretary, j.
B. Stevens Stewart, j. NJ. Palmer.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan TheAteT-Matinee at S:l5; also in the
evening.
st. Patriek's Day-At the Pavilion.
Notice to the public
owosso Tribe, Red Men-This evening.
Veterans Mexican War-This evening.
Furnished and unfurnished rooms-Cunie Build
ing.
White George-Attomeysat law.
Help wanted-M echanics' Store.
Farmers pienic-Beach's Grove, May LIST.
Roller skate-weister s. Co.
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics store-ExhibItion day.
Carolan, Cory & Hardware.
Anderson Hamm-Progress.
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For the delicate and complicated difficult
ties peculiar to the female constitution, Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
sovereign remedy. 1t aims at the cause. and
produces lasting results. Send to Mrs. Lydia
E. Pinkham, No. 23S
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Social viii be given at the First R9p.
tist Church. Ninth street, on WEDNESDAY EN EN-
ING March 18TH with fine musical entertainment
and refreshments Admission, 25 cents; children
half price. lm1i2t'l COMMITTEE.
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By THE immense sale of st. Jacobs Oil We
begin to realize that the world is not slow to
recognize what is good for its ailments.
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GDW. cADWALApER.

"a FFICE, CORNER THIRD AND J STREETS (:
" residence, corner Tenth and streets. sscra.
mento, Cal.
Notary Public.
United States Commissioner.
Commissioner of Deeds for the States and Terri.
tores and Conveyancer. Particular attention pai.
TO taking depositioIs.
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills. Leases, Contracts etc.
drawn ard aeknowledg,6 felQ.tf
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WHEN you feel cough or bronchial af-
fiction creeping on the lungs, take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. aud cure it before it becomes
/; durable,