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CAVALRY and ARTILLERY
~. Horses Wanted. ~
LIMITED STATES oFFIcERs WILL PURCHASE

TNITED STATES OFFICERS WILL PURCHASE
u Horses at the following times and places:
Changers Stable, Seventh street, between and
l, Sacramento, Cal, Wednesday and Thursday
December Goth and 2lst.
Johnson's Stable, Stockton, CAL, Friday and
Saturday, December 22d and 23j.
Persons having Horses for sale of the following
description are invited to present them The Horses
20 be Geldngs of hardy coloTs sound in all particu-
lars, in good condition. well broken to the saddle
from fifteen Q5) to sixteen l6) hands high not less
than five ~ nor more than nine (9) years old, and
suitable in every respect for Cavalry and Artillery
service
Horses ef the above description will be paid for in
CASH at their proper valuation on the day OF pur-
chase. In this there ere no middle men, the
Government buys direct, accepts good stock only,
and sellers will have to deal only with the official
purchasers. GEO. H. WEEKS
Major and Quartermaster, U. $. Army.
Depot Quartermasters Office San Francisco Cal,
December u, 1882. dIS.4t
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STAR MILLS AID MALT HOUSE,
EEUBeURG & LaGES.

Mos. 90, 80 AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO
IN dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies, Man.
utsctuFers OF Malt and sl kinds OF Meals Oatmeal
Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, etc New Grain Bags for sale Agents
or Buckeve Mills Flour Marvsviiie auI7-lp
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HOME And ABROAD.

Death OF Trenor w. Park-The Railroad
Tax Case-Earthquakes In New Hamp-
shiFc : Collision OF Freight Trains =
eonklfns's Dignity Disastrous
Bank Failure In New Yo:k-Mlscells-
neous Foreign News Items.
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FOREHGN.
last OF the Hnddy Eurderers Convicted
and Sentenced.

DUBLIN, December 20th.-Afichasl Fiynn,
the last OF the three n1ea arraigned for the
murder OF the two Huddys at Louzh Mask,
has been convicted and sentenced TO be
hanged January 17th. At tie trial eight
witnesses stated that The prisoner was absent
az funeral, thirteen miles away from the
scene sf the murder, on the day the crine
was committed. After Flynn received his
sentence hssaid to the judge Thank you,
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TO FARMERS.

WIE HAVE ON HAND SOME FIRST-CLASS
w American and Canadian Ranch Hands, who
understand the business in all its branches-like-
wise Male and Female Help for Hotels and Families
Branch office in San Francisco, where we can pro-
cure all kinds of help at the shortest notice. Apply
to HOUSTON q CO.'S employment Othce Fourth
and streets, Sacramento. aul3-Iptf
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF i've lines in this department are
Inserted for Is cents for time Three times for 80
eents or rs cents per week
WTAETED = SITUATION IN A GENERAL
w merchandise store by a steady, active young
man three years experience in first-class store
or would form partnership. Address J. P. ZiPF,
Forest H Cal. dl9-lw#
ENANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD HAB-
w its viii pay literally for board and lodging
with private family of good society, living within
asonable distance Of business portion Of the city,
Address W. T., this office. dlq-3ts
SNAErED-GALE: RANCH HANDS, s25 TO
SS $50; Leveemen. $50 Cheesemsker, $50 !;
WoodehOppers, 81 rs to s. per cord Boy for Chores
SIS. Female: Cook and Housekeeper, S25 Girls for
Housework, $40 to S2a. MASTERS & co. IS Employ
ment Office, Eighth street, between J and K OFT
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

REGULAR Case OF Naosiaughser In Vic
toris-Bsrn destroyed by Fire-Rafn I'm
southern Caiifornin-Thc New British
Columbia Parliament = Eartkqu axe
shocks-Eew Railroad In SEN Efeso
Counfy-Atiiea by Falling Elevator
Cage-BeatA OF an oregon Pioacer-Etc.
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CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL pIsPArcHns TO THE RnOOsD rrrOs.l
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ERETIsH eezrmsIA,
session OF Parliament CaIIed-Peealiar
Case OF Hlanslauebfer

session OF Parliament CaIIed-PeeGliar
Case of slans,aughter.
:. VICTORIA, December 20sh.--Ths new Par
lament IL called for the dispatch Of business
January 25sb.
The Chinese msrcbsnt who thrust into the
strset eoUntrymsn who sought the succor of
his house while desperately wounded in tho
throat By third party, was convicted of
nansiaughser, the jury holding thst the act
OF the merchant accelerated death He was
seutercsd to fourteen years imprisonmeat.
The prisoner hurss Into tears, and was car
ried oct limp and helpless.
ship on the Rocks.
gIcToBIA, December 20sh.-The American
ship III Dorado. while eEdeavoriug to enter
Esquinals harbor this morning, ran on the
rocks, where she now lies. The steamship
" w Elder offered to drag her eff for 81 COO,
but the Captain declinsd the offer. The ship
IS sill on the rocks, exposed &c the full fury
OF heavy southeast gale.
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w a II 7 I Z, Z =.
immediately.

DoUND FILES OF THE SACRAMENTO
AS DAILY UNION" OF Volumes l., H., H.,
~, V. and VI, unbound files of the first three
years Of the publication of that paper.
The most liberal price will be paid for the Volumes
desired. Address:
"EEUOgD-uNg0N," Sacramento.
NoTE.-The files advertised for in the above notice.
are for Eastern purchaser, who has commissioned
this Office to procure the volumes mentioned, and
responses to this advertisement must be made prior
to JANUARY l, 1881. n24lm
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HOsEsTEC NEWS.

lsfEcIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REooRD-us1os.I
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DESIRABLE DWELLING FOB SALE.

A Two-SToRY FRAME HOUSE, NEAR -
"A ly new, with all modern eonveniences ts:iil
corner lot, 4oxI60; on line of street cars Ap-
ply to a. LEONARD & SON,
ne9lplm lois Fourth street.
GOOD PASTURAGE FOR HORSES
ON ALFALFA, AT McGREGoR's RANCH.
" folo, four miles beloy Washington hay led
Gesired. ln25-lplm'l McGREGoR BSoS.
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san FRANCISCO CARDS.
Gam francisco
Business Director

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Baker d WamtltGn-Importers Of Agricultural
Agr1 Works. Junction Market, Pine and Davis sts.
Gearge A. Davis & sCo.-Slanutacturers Agents,
S27 and 32s Market street.
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RESTAURANTS.
RUBBER AND on, GOOUs

Swsta's Family Bakery and H.csnz
saloon-No. eS6 Market street. Wedding cakes
ice cream, oysters, iellies etc. conEtantly on hand
Families s1nnlied
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TIE DAILY RECORD UNION.

Sacramento as second eass matter
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The Gutta Fer-;,c and Eublscf sSaEusaes-
uring Observation-Disclosures o. Rubber Goods
Of every description. Patentees Of the celebrated
"Asitesc Gross Brand" Carbolized Hose. Corner
Etrst and Marke. streets. J. W. Taylor, kanzgcr
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Congress-.

WASHINGTON, Dacember 20Sh.-In the
Senate today Hale reported the House re-
cess resolution, which upon objection went
over until Tomorrow. TAe consular appro.
priation bill passed after brief debate, ana
consideration of the civil service bill was re-
sunsd.
In the House the bill permitting retired
army officers to hold civil offices in Territories
passed, and the debate upon the postoffics
appropriation bll was resumed, at the close
OF which the bill passed as amended.
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Car0Ia1, Cory s. Co.-fmporters Of Hardware.
Iron end Steel. Agents fer the Pittsbury Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nall Company ard
Scuthington Cutlery Co. Nos. l2e and la Front
strest. and Nos. III and 1l9 California street
HawIey Bros Hardware Ca.-rmporteTs Of
Hardware and Agricultural Implements Nos so1.
Sc, Sos, so7 and sea Market street., San Francisco
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aACRAMENTO REooaD-uNICN.
san Francisce 0fiee, &c. s New seufGsns.
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DISASTROUS Bank Failure.

ROCHESTER IN. ", December 2Oth.-Ths
City Bank, rated the third strongest in the
city, closed its doors this morning There il
said to be a deficiency of 5000 600. The
cause OF the suspension is thought to be
speculation in stocks and oil by the Pres:.
deat, Charles L. Upton. Great excitement
prevails.
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sTATToNERs, PRINTERS, ETJ.

81. 9. Cr0cker a Co.-Importiag and Marufact.
cring Statieners, Printers and Idthogrsphers, Nos
sI5, az and 2l2 Bush street., above Ssuseme.
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Trsnor ", Park Hsad.

NEw YoRK. December 2o.h.-Trenor w.
PARK died on ths tte5Iner bound for Asp;n.
wall. He died Of paralysis December 18th.
His tody was @nbslroed and will he returned
from Asp;n wall on ;te steamer San Blap.
which arrives hsrs ebaU. Jsauary lst.
(SECpND DISP kTCHl
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ARTISTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and PhotcgTaphor No. 12
Montgomery street. Established Ia 1851.
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BUSINESS CoaE-EGEs.
Pacific Business College ami TelegFarl.Se
Institute-lLie Scholarship, for fuIl Businees
Course, 800. ". l.. Chamberlain Ir, and I, a
Robinson, P-oprietors, No. $50 Post street, eppc.
site Union Square, s. f., Cal. Send Tor Circulars
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10 LET Oh FOR SALE.

Advertiser rss o. five lines In this department sza
inherited toT Ssuts for time; three times Tor 90
cents us rs ceOtg ps- week
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HARDwARE, IRON, STEEL, ETc.

C. Hermann & Co.-Malutac.urers and In.
pcrters. No. 336 Kearny St, near Pire. TINS finest
kats at the lowest prices. Factory: u BeIden St
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An Elegnnt supper.

Last night there was to have been work
done in the Commandery of Knights
Tempar, and fine feast had been pre-
pared for the Sir Knights. Those expected
were not present hewever, and when the
duties of the evening were over and the
supper was ready, young men, handsome,
gallant and generous were sent out into
the highways and byways to find
guests for the feast, Two HERALD hired
men were hidden to come, and yea verify,
they went. The repast was bountful and
IL was sumptuous. The welcome extended
them was hearty, earnest, cordial and il
was and is appreciated. The supper was
elegant ii was choice and portion of II
went where il would do the most good
These two hired men in behalf of the HER
AID and of themselves give their thanks with
the wish for many happy returns.
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Strong suspicious existing in the minds
of the insurance agents and of the legal
authorities that the fire Tuesday morning
in the store of +. Baum, of Elm street, was
the work of an incendiary, an inquest was
asked for under the law. A jury was
empanneled yesterday which pro-
ceeded to examine the witnesses
brought before it, Justice Edwards
presiding. Messrs. Morgan & Gibbs repre-
sent the insurance companies, and Messrs.
Kearby e. Word the insured. Several wit
nesses were examined yesterday but the
case could not be finished, so it was post
ponea until this morning for further evi-
dence and for the jury to take personal
view of the burnt premises. 1t is probable
however that the case will be continued
until tomorrow as the courts will all no
doubt be closed to-day in respect to the late
Judge Thurmond, whose body will be
buried this morning.
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Delinquent TaNpaYers

Collector Prather is now making out the
roll of delinquent Taxpayers. 1t will be
completed in a few days and placed IN
proper hands for collection. The time for
payment OF state and county taxes for 1881
expired on the first instant, but in view
of the fact that it has rained so
much this year and people from
the country have been hin.
dered in marketing their produce, the
roads being next to impossible, the collector
extended the time of payment to the 10th
inst, when II expired. While large pro.
portion of the taxes were paid, fully three.
fourths. still the delinquent tax list will
not be uncomfortable. The total amount
of taxes, state and county, for this county
is the not insignificant sum of $126,6 0S
OF this, S96,3ll95 were collected leaving
the sum total of the delinquent list, $780,
3lS o.
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Lo' the Time for the Redeemer Is nj Hand,
Pawners are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing unredeemed pledges, lust forfeited,
must be sold by April 10Th at II. Cohn's,
1uS Main street; One Is carat gold IS dwt.
American SteQ.winding watch; enc Is
carat Swiss hunting, medium sized gents
stem-wfnder watch; one open-hce gold she'll
engraved stem; wlnder; one gold filled case
watch; one lady's American watch one
lady's gold stem-winder one she'll en-.
graved lady's stem-winder; one pair dia-
mond ear-knobs; one diamond locket: one
diamond solitaire ring; one diamond
solitaire stud, = caratS; one diamond clus-
ter ring; one diamond cluster combination
tan pin, one gents locket; one heavy curb
chain, 81 dwt.; one lady's long guard cham;
one lady's fine woven gold necklace. one
tne Roman gold cross; one large hunting
heavy SILVER American watch; one OF,
SILVER opentace watch; one large morocco
and gilt family Bible; one small French
! plate glass mirror; one fine violin and box;
one accordion; one banjo one heavy plated
porcelain lined ice pitcher one massive
solid silver snuit box, one steel-barrel gun,
one tine double barrel gun; one sword cane,
one rifle cane; . pair tine gold spectaceS;
tne cameo rings; one amethyst ring, one
| gold pen and pencil pair solid gold
sleeve-buttons; one fine camera ohscura;
ole fine medical magneto-electric machine:
one pocket telegraphic instrument; one set
mathematical drawing instruments; one
field telescope; one pair of field glasses; one
pair opera glasses; one gold pair ofbracelets
one pin and earrings, etc, etc Holders of
tickets OF anything in this catalogue are
urged to call upon Mr.. COIN Immediately,
or lose. the last opportunity of regaining
their pledges. Henry Conn,
! 7OS Main street, near ST. George Hotel.
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Worth "a Dozen Dead Men,

RICHMOND, VA, May 20 lSSl.-My ply
stefan, after eXhausting me financially,
coolly informed me that my case was hope
less, that no remedy woull reach my case,
and it was entirely useless for me To con-
time taking medicine. | was told that one
lung was gone, and that my bowels and
kidneys were all decayed. | suffered excru-
clatingly from the horrors Of dyspepsia and
painful urination, and my breath came
short and quick, while my heart at times
ceased to beat entirely, while again it would
thump most vehemently. A sister OF mine,
u Mrs. Rhorer, in Baltimore wrote to father
advising him to get me Browns Iron Bit
tiers. From the very first dose | felt a
change; now all pain is gone, my digestion
is good, my urine is free from sediment, and
my slumber unbroken and dreamless. |
now feel perfectly restored, and go about
and do as much work as ever / did, and |
do not feel the least fatigued.
DANIEL Il. MCKENZIE.
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Mr., George Pace, farmer on Duck creek,
and gentleman well and most favorably
known throughout the county, died at his
residence on Tuesday. Mr.. Pace was n
member of the famous "Stonewall' brigade,
and at the battle Of Charlottesville, in
Virginia, when the renowned "stonewalln
jackson received the wound which caused
his death, he was shot down, the head of
the tibia in one OF his legs being irac.
tured. From this wound he was famed
during the remainder of his life, but amer
he came to this county hc was greatly re-.
lievcd by DIR. Allen, OF this city, who re.
sected the leg, taking out piece Of the
bone: AZ the time he was wounded Drs s..
ID. Thruston, Of this city, then q field OH.
Ger OF North Carolina regiment, was shot
down, near him, and they drank out Of each
others canteens,
Mr., Pace was gentleman with n host OF
friends, and he viii be sincerely mournei
as good citizen, u kind neighbor. and q
warm friend.
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the discovery Of gold in California
he closed out his business in Aus
tin. and was one of the first party Of
emigrants who came over the southern
route. For several years he lived in SOUTH
ern California, but he has lived most of the
time since 1851 in Arizona. Uncle Billy, as
he was Familiarity called by his friends, was
q remarkable man In great many respects.
His sight has been gradually falling him
for some time past, but his intellect was
clear to within few hours of his death. He
will be remembered by many old Arizonans
as good, kind-hearted old man, who
never willingly wronged any one. Peace to
his ashes.
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"a crown will not cure the headache,
nor golden slipper the gout.n Very true
S but a crowned p head when y aches doesn',
means to procure bread and butter, nor
does n gold.shod foot when II twinges have
to support the weight of toiling body
And yet both the crowned heads and the
steady workers, the gold.shod feet and the
weary toilers enjoy the same inestimable
blessing of curing bodily pains and aches,
beginning with rheumatism, by using ST.
Jacobs Oil which costs but 80 cents bot.
tic. Ex-Governor Solomon now ofSan,Fra
cisco, was cured Of severe rheumatic pains
by the use of 81. Jacobs Oil.
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An Oid-Tlmcr Dead.

One by ono the old citizens Of Texas drop
OIL to be swallowed up in eternity, only the
memories Of their names and their deeds
fsmaining. II is sad TO think how few of
those who fought with Houston In 80, and
now very lew of those who came 10 Texas
with Stephen L. Austin are left behind
austin, and Houston, and Rtisk, and Sher-
man and Lamar, and Deaf Smith, and
Ansen Jones, and others Of the host Of pal.
aalns Of the early days Of Texas, have
passed over the river, and the few brave
spirits who served with and under them who
are stu LEFT, with each succeeding year, grow
ess and less In numbers. From the Flor.
ence, Arizona territory, Enterprise, the fol.
loving account Of the death and the brief
sketch Of the life Of an old citizen Of Texas
y taken; Died at Florence, Arizona
wrr''ory.,, February 2sth, William
W. Thompson, age cighty.two
ears and two months. lie was born in
Nor,h Carolina; emigrated 10 Alabama aid
,avm there went TO Texas with the first
Party OF colonists, with Stephen y. Austin,
iIl: He served as q soldier In the war
~ ~, inc Texan revolution under Sam Hous.
,vn, fennier, and Milan, and was the first
n rsn with his family 10 move 70 Austin, the
F'e'ent capital Of the state. Upon
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The telephone company yesterday put in
five "phones.n One at the store OF Mr..
Robert Ogden, on Elm street, phone"
number lo1. One at Mr.. West Clark s
store, on Elm street, "phone" number l03
One ut Trinity Cigar Factory,
Main street, "phonc" number
ll6 one at East Dallas en-
gine.house, "phone" number 81. One Mt
Fast Dallas Telephone station in the house
used by the Express company alongside
"phone'S number lei' This last "nbope'i
is q sub.exchangc for the benefit of sub.
scribers of East Dallas and will prove to be
n very great convenience,
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AInrripl

Yesterday afternoon Justice viii. Ed
wards was requested to stay the proceedings
ofthe fire inquest tor few moments. On
asking why he was informed that his SER
vices were required to tie the nuptial knot.
Blandly acknowledging the urgency and
importance OF the request, he complied.
Presently a smiling couple, Mr.. Stephen A.
lrby and Miss Josie Coats walked in, and
being armed with the proper document
from the county clerk, were firmly
bound in the holy bonds of wedlock in a
few mnut cs.
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A Good Nurse

Good Nurse
Should not hesitate to wait upon those
whom even such disease as smallpox has
attacked. There IL little to be feared by
barby,s Prop6ylactic Fluid freely in in the
water they battle with, and also take Il in.
ternally. In sick.rooms il should be en-
posed on plate or saucer, and the patient
sponged of with the Fluid diluted with
water, and also few drops used internally.
II should also be used about every part of
the house.
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pearson's Stock VIII End

this aud last week only. Everything must
be sold at any price, as Mr.. Wheelock has
rented Parsons store and will take posses
sion on Monday, the Goth of March. Fol
lowing goods to be sacrificed:
Seyenty-five cloak dolmans and Jackets
Fifteen hundred untrimmed hats and
bonnets for young and old.
Eight hundred trimmed hats and bonnets
at your prices.
Nine hundred yards spring dress goods
at &C., worth 25c.
Five hundred yards ribbons, all colors
and shades.
Eight hundred yards linen embroid-
cry.
Five hundred yards yelling, all colors.
Three hundred yards silk pushes at s..
Twenty-Five ladies' suits from 81 to s.
worth SIS TO $40
Also neck-wear, hose, laces, ornaments,
plumcs, flowers We also offer to sell all
the shelye boxes in the store. Remember,
this week only.
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Thanks.

The HERALD returns thanks to Mr.. Alfred
Kent, proprietor Of Kent's hotel, corner of
Main and Murphy streets, for beautiful
and most delicious cake sent by him to the
office last night. 1t was heartily enjoyed
the night, and it most happily filled long
felt want. Mr. Kent prepared the splendid
supper for the Knights Templar last night,
and this cake was from the tables of that
feast. Again the HERALD returns thanks
for the kind remembrance.
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Last night about II O'Clock DR.. Childers,
who resides at the corner Of Bryan and
Pearl streets, telephoned the Grand
there at once. When asked what
was the matter he replied that
young man passing along the street near
his residence had been assaulted by a foot.
pad, who attempted 70 rob him, but the
young man, having cane, beat of his as
sailant. The name OF the young man
could not DO ascertained.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH,



NEW ORLEANS March II. Flour scarce and
firm; double s 20 10 s So treble rs 10 G 90 high.
or grades o % to735,
Corn quiet and steady mixed a. white 90.
Oats quiet at 60
Hay scarce and firm; quoted a, q 60; choice
% 90
Pork strong at Is to 1874
Lard quiet and steady refined tleroe II TO II y;
key IN.
Dry salt meats scarce and firm: shoulders,
packed are quoted 6'G to :; clear rib and long
clear 10: no clear
bacon strong; shoulders ~ to *; long clear
leys: clear II.
Hams dull choice susar.curel canvasscd
whiskey steady, In demand and unchanged;
western rcCtiilod o. TO 20
Coffee quiet and iirm cargocs ordinary 10
prime So to IA.
mon ~ TO ~; fair TO fully fhir 6N to fh primo
clarified 50 10 Sls,
Molasse, dun and unchanged, common Is to
80 centrifugal ~ 10 CO. fair 10 TO 55 prime co To-
Rice steady aud In good dcmandi ordinary TO
choice 6is to OK.
Bran dun at ~
NEW YORK
NEW Yonx, March is,-Coilee unchanged and
quiet rio st TO 10,
reaping * io7S.i6; refined steady and quiet;
Wool quiet and very steady; domestic fleece 81
10 Is Texas IL 10 10.
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, March i5.--Flour quic, and un.
changed.
Wheat opened higher. advanced, and then fell
oil to % lower than yesterday No. red fall
ig7A.
Cor, higher ut o6A for cash; Cd for March;
81 l-2 for April
Oats dull at tst for cash; $9s bid for April.
Park higher ~ ~ bid for cash. IL rs lid for
March; l7H 10 hid for April
Bulk meats higher find flrmer shoulders 80,
ribs y 40; clear p65. y
Lard nominal
whiskey steady at u.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March i5.-flcur quiet and un,
changed. ~
Wheat unsettied, but generally higher and
active; No. Chicago spring l 50 Ia 70 1 SiA fol
cash.
Corn unsettled, but generally active, a, sa,s "a
"a ~ for cash; ON for Maruh: O. for April ,
Oats active and nrm az " 10 4 Ia for cnsh.
MN ssiiys and . shade higher at ia, 70,
cash end April