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Dressmahlna.

IL RESSMAKER.-By q thoroughly expert
~ enced dressmaker accustomed 10 working In rstass
families who also make stylish chdens clothes
few more engagements by the day reference
Address d. M. Tribune Uptown oinoe, LIB broadway.
C.lQf RD-AYE.-Dressmake perfect
S~~Ct ut works all machines cleans silk CLOTH &C. TO
look like new IL aday.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
III on and after Nov. IL. 1883.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE,
Trains leave New DesbrOsses and COrtanu Soes
Ferries follows . -, ruu...u
Harrisburg, Pttsburg, tho West and South WIN h
Palace Cars attached, and m daily New DIX
Chicago Limited Of Parlor Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars at a every day. ia .. o
Williamsport, Lock Haven m, m LOFTY anu rio
connecting at CORY for Tltusvie tetroe" N0'A0
and the OIL Regions. . s,-,.. ,,..A,oo.oo
Express OF Pullman Paror daily except sunday ~
IN; arrive WashingtOn 4:O5 Regular via b. and r. ~ ~
at6.2O and $50 A m $40 and m. and IL night VIA ~
and o. r. r.. and and IL night sunday VIA D. 5ni
7. RR 81 3 m. D and IL night VIA b. anu w. hf~
and IL night "
For Atlantic CITY except Sunday, pm
For Cape MAY. except Sunday. 1llO m .,.,,or.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction. ana ~ on
via Railway and AmbOy m, IL noon, $40, p n. VI
Sunday and docs not stop az AsonTy fsfk
Poas OF "BrO0kyn Annex connect with all through ua
at Jersey City, anording speedy and dreet uanSi O
Trains arriveFrom Ptsburg GlO and l2o m 1870 ana
1000 n m daily and a daily except Monday tTVm
ngion ana Baltimore 65g b:50 m o;SO
:5n iO5 aud 1885 sunday, G3', 600 m l9Vo anu
I09b m From Baltimore 1:20 on sundays " v III
From philadelphia 800 6l0 $50 600 q except MONDAY
600 $50 lO:4O. 1tS0a l20 2 3tp 500 oS0 oiay
7:20 1870 $50 900 1908 1920 and 1899 M sunny 1y
800 600 695, $50 1905, llSj M 62O 1850 s-o lo'''
and m.
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Doaro an0 Rooms.
East Side.
D. EAST 20TH-ST.-Three rooms furnished,
- with board. second floor References.
An EAST 3STH-ST Elegantly furnished
~ paror aud third hOor with or without private table,
West Side.
A Private family will let large sunny room
"a without board gentlemen only all convenlenoes 30
West 39th-st.
HANDSOME furnished rooms in strictly
IL private house. S3J West s3rd-st Central Park
tn WEST 29TH.-Nicely furnished rooms
~ for families and single gentlemeni also table board;
references.
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THB MERCANTILE TRUST CD.


12O BROADWAY NETWORK.
SZOOOUOU
This company legal depository for trust funds and for
moneys paid court II acts Transfer Agent and Regis
rar stocks Trustee for mortgages anu as AecutOf
Guardian, Receiver and in any position OF trust
and accounts subject checks received which chez ks
pass through the Clearinghouse.
DIRECTORS:
LOUIS FITZGERALD President.
JOHN f. TERRY, lvtce presidcrts
HENRY b. HYDE,
HENRY 4. HURLBUT WHITELAW REID.
JAY GOULD. FRED l. AMES-
SOLON HUMPHREYS ]. +. III NAVARRO.
VIM 4 WuEELOCK RICHARD IRWIN, JR.
UENRYG MARQUAND. EDWARD II. PERKINS, JR
RUSSELL SAGE. JAMES w. ALEXANDRIA,
HENRY NJ ALEXANDER. WILLIAM l. STRONG.
SIDNEY DILLON. a. L. DENNIS.
GEORGE d. MORGAN MARCELLUS HARTLEY.
NORVIN GREEN. ii. VICTOR NEWCOMB.
JOHN W HUNTER GEORGE ]. GOULD.
HENRY DAY WILLIAM II. FOGG.
THOMAS I. ECKERT. b. F. RANDOLPH
CYRUS W. FIELD JOHN J. McCOoK.
EDWARD +. WINSLOW EBERT b. MONROE.
JAMES NJ. HALSTED.
EDWARD 7. MONTGOMERY, Treasurer.
HENRY c. DEMING Secretary
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INHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
Il NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


Arrangement of trains from Chambers-street Depot
am-Day except Sundays Day Express, drawing room
coaches TO BinghamtOn Elmra and Buffalo. Sleeping
m daily "st Louis LnitetF' EIpress-No extra charge
Tor fast tnePulman Sleeping Coaches TO Buffalo arriving
land lao m Cincinnati 800 p M St Louis $40 m
second aay CONNECTING trains arSS Detroit 'io HI
m DAILY Express FOR the West solid Tram OF
Buffalo NIAGARA Fails Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
O Bunet smoking Coaches to chicago 9t
noon, 145 2 $50 40 bio $40 6lO ESQ., 1870 1890 m,
II midnight Sundays $50 1920 H. l'4o ooo up III IL
Paterson g. 7:2O $50 $40 1920 M u lao $50
midnight. sundays G $50, 1870 ans lao $780, 8 IN
Ye%arE paiers9 Newark 6i9 p $40 SolI 80 N
urdag nights o4 G1Gaa 9 g' m S5 G'S So 61O s5
m and IL midnight sundays g. S:9o lO;ZOa M la ooo
Warwick 1850 4:3O p
Ncwburg and Cornwall 800, m, $780, 4:3O Up m sun
Rondonf and Kingston and Montgomery, m, 4;SOp m
eT aHsbcH ao 56 o. 1920 m $780, 800 AGO. g. SIS m
Sunday 1 $40 1920 IN. $50 p IN. 90
sunday $50 iO2O ESQ SPIN. The 800 IN and 4:SO
mn trains connect wiih Sew o s 81, am T onY
Port Jervis 800 o 1920 m, 4:3O o. e;l0p III sunday
$50 ioo 3 Quarter OF and quarter after each hour
from 5:lj a. lQ:45 p N, every thirty minutes and
from iO:lJ p. to l2:ij a m every hour ,,oo,, an,
seenng coaches be obtained and orders or the checng
and transfer Of bagS2ge Ray pc 2 e s7 ~
Ccr BTooklyP or at The Company R S s York at 7o
49, 1JGHN e. ABBOTr Genr Passr Agent, New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for EnglewoOl Closter Piermon and
- Midnight. sundays T. o m and 7:l2 m; ,.,o.
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsey $40 10 H. 4;So p IN
SUNDAY Join x. ABBOTT Gen1 Pass'r Agent New. YORK
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spectively 5, . and years, perished in the
Il .mes. The father is white, the mother
colored. Many other occupants had narrow
escapes. Loss, $4,000
Tragedy in au Arizona Court Room
LynchInS.
DENVER, December Sd The Albuquerque,
n. M, Journals special from Prescott, Ari-
zone, gives the following account of a trsgi-
cal scene In the court room on Saturday at
Prescott. Judge French, Chief Justice of
the Territory, was presiding. The case WAS
Kelsey vs. McAtse, regarding water right
for lrrigating purposes. In arguing .
question il regard to the ad-
instability OF certain testimony,
Attorney. General Churchill and District At
torney Ruch became very much excited. and
finally came to blows. While officers were
endsavoripg to restore order McAtee, the
defendant, drew s. knife, rushed upon =
msn named Moore, 20 years old. and
inflicted what is thought to be fatal wound.
Then. turning upon G. W. Beach, late editor
OF the Prescott Miner. and son-in.lsw of
plaintiff, Kelsey stabbed him in the neck.
He then made q rush for the Court reporter,
and was about to plunge the knife
into that individual. when Mr.. Beach
drew revolver, sending ball
through McAtees spinal column.
Order was Immediately restored. Old man
Moore and McAtee win die. Beach will re.
cover.
A man named johnson, who last week shot
and killed a cowboy named BrAntley, near
Coolidge, n. M, for reporting him stealing
cattle. WAS lyechsd last night.
Death OF a Highly Connected Woman
Rire.
CHICAGO, December Si.-The Coroner this
afternoon held an inquest irto the cause of
death of Mrs. Mary Hyde, aged 60 years,
who has lived ss a recluse for years, and died
alone. 4 verdict that death resulted from a
combination of asthma, want Of nourish-
ment, and drink, was rendered. She claimed
to be niece of the Duke of Argyle and
q cousin of the Marquis of LONE. A sep
srstion from the Clan Campbell, to which
she belonged, was caused by her marrying
below her station. Her husband was rnur-
dered by Indians on the overland trip 90
California thirty.fve years ago. Returning
to Chicago she amassed considerable prop
erty as music teacher. but took to drink and
dissipation.
a dispatch from VAUDEVILLE. ILL.,, says
Lowells hardware store and the postotice
building were burned yesterday. Loss,
$50, 600 partially insured.
Railroad TaIk-TheatricaI Manager.
CHICAGO, December SI.-The officials of
the Rock Islsnd road in this city decline to
affirm or deny that negotiations are pending
for a tripartite alliance between that road,
the Milwaukee and St. Paul and the Union
Pacific.
VIII J. Davis was to-day appointed man.
syer Of Haverly's Theater.
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ON DECK AGAIN |

nTCR LESLIE, RECENTLY oFE@R
II Fourth and X streets has opened at fssse=alssi
ag3 h street (Clunie BulldingD, 4asa1-&
neat and cozy saloon, which he has christened the
"a c. SALOON, and where his old friends and
the public can find the best OF Wines, Liquors and
Cigars. Give aim call. MS I'm
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Fresno has decided not to incorporate.
Frightening.
Forest fires in the San Fernando noun
tains, Los Angeles county.
A rich gold mine is reported to have been
foand near Washoe City, Nevada.
The trails to the Ceur d'Alene mines are
almost impossible, the snow is so deep.
Haggin & Carr are to supplsnt their Chi
nese cotton-pickers with negro lsborers.
During the month of November II, 500 tons
of coal were shipped to San Francisco from
Tacoma. w. L.
Frank Silvey, thirteen year Did boy, was
bitten by hog at Petaluma last week and
seriously injured.
A crazy man on the roof of the Franco
House at Yreka, Sunday, had to be lassoed
before he could be got down.
Two men, named Fueitt and ingalls,, were
arrested OF Stockton few days ago for run
ming away with two 15year.old misses
belonging to Lockeford.
There is q Chinaman working on the Car.
son and Colorado Railroad who has a per-
fectly developed hand and wrist growing from
his spine, a few inches above this waist.
Nineteen vessels during November cleared
from Astoria, Or.. Tor foreign ports. Seven
teen we're for the United Kingdom, one for
Hongkoug and one for France. The clear.
ances were S44, 234 bushels wheat, and 49, 11S
barrels -four, s9gregating the value of ST..
O79 652.
A Hermosillo Mex special says: On
November ooh, at Spicers Mills, three
Cornish miners, led by Cornishman named
Croker, made an assault on one Hsnlan, an
engineer, and stabbed him six times. Han
Ian then got shotgun and killed Croker i'll.
stantly. Hsnlsn will die.
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J. 2FilNER q co,
Twentieth and II streets, Sacramento.
Q. WEiSEL Il CO.,
PORK PACKERS,
5eG, 726l L street, sacramento.
q. Hebron & BRO.

q, HEILBRON & BIO.
"L1LEsAL AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
w Having purchased the City Market, on J
street, between Front and Second, from p Herzog
We shall eudg3For 20 keep the same supplied with
the BEST u MEATS. We offer special inducements
% the trade, aul being connected with the slaugh
ter-house hy telephone, prepared 90 take or
ders from A. ~ 20 $ Pm. Special attention given
60 orders from t'e country. Live stock bought at
the Hs-at7t Market Prices. jyiO-lm
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Affairs In ireland

WEXFORD, December 3-A mob last even.
ing attacked theAter in which evangelical
services were being held, and attempted to
burn the building. The mob took possession
of the town. broke in the windows of the
Protestant church, and of nearly all houses
occupied by Protestsnts. The dresses of the
ladies who attended services at the church
and theater were torn off, and the gentlemen
accompanying them stoned. Several were
injured severely. The mob psraded the
streets for several hours, singing God save
Ireland"
Movement for joint Protection.
PARIS, December SILT is semi officially
announced that England, Germany, Amer
lea, Russia and France will participate in
the Joint protection Of their subjects and in
terests in China, in the event of war between
France and China. The object is to protect
the lives and property of Europeans and
Americans in the event of recurrence of
incidents similar to the Canton trouble last
summer. In order to accomplish this, the
FIVE powers of the world will place number
of guuboats on the Canton river, the COM
msnd of which will be given to the power
having the largest naval force in Chinese wa
ters. At the present time France has the
greatest number of vessels there.
III Madhi's Victory.
CAIRO, December sd, "A dispatch from the
Austrian Consul at khartoum says: Letters
received from KOrdsfsn announce that QUE
third of Hicks Pasha's troops, including the
English officers were killed in the recent bat
tie. The remaining two-thirds are encamped
st Rahad, receiving provisions from Takell,
and asking for reinforcements. ktartoum
is reported tranquil.
DE Lesseps Treated Like a Sovereign"
PARIS, December 81 There arrived from
Nice to-day three boxes-one addressed to De
Lesseps, the others to Couvreux, contractor
for work on the Panama Canal. When
COuvreux opened one box cartridge ex-
ploded. No harm wss done, but Couvreux
Immediately warned DE Lesseps, who, ,lsnil-
ing, merely said, " They treat me like a SOW
ereign."
Cattle Lost at Sea.
LIVERPOOL, December 3d.-Ths steamer
NorsemsD, from Boston, lost So head of cat
tie on her passage.
Date OF O'DOnnelI's Execution.
LONDON, December Si.-O'DOnnell is to be
hanged on the 18th instant.
Eight Lives Lost.
HALIFAX, December Sd.-Captain Brown
and seven seamen Of the Government steamer
Newfoundland were lost while trying to save
another vessel.
Fearful Hurricane.
ST. JOINS IN. F.l December 81. Cape
Race te,egrsphs that fearful hurricane from
the east.northesst prevailed last night. The
sea rose higher than ever hefore known.
Much damage was done TO shipping, and it
is feared number of seamen were lost.
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DHYs1CIAN AND SURGEON LATE OF
DIR. LAME,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON.-OFFICE AND
4 Residence, No 3i5 street, between Third and
Fourth. Hours to 10 A. NJ 4, 3 to and to P. NJ.
Office OF City Superintendent OF Public Schools at
came place se54pIrn
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LOUIS SL0Ss Il Co,

nEALERs, CORNER OF FRONT AND 1
~ streets. Highest price for Hides, Sheer
Pets and Taow. Butchers supplied with Salt
Paper latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made fol
all censiguments. felS4ptf
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DR.. lay FOND WGN,

OFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE, no. 926
" Third street, between and j. By the pulse
he locate disease Consultation free. He uses
no poisonous drugs, Jut roots and herbs, natures
medicine fci man. Call and see him iyl0-tf"
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j. {. CHNNENGMAM.

SACRAMENTO BOILER AND IRON WORKS
= l street, between Front and Second, Sscra-
mento Manufacturer of Steam Boilers, Sheet Iron
work. etc. Changes Portable Boilers from Wood tC
Straw Burners. Hon Stoves made to order. m6-4 pit
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". A. HUGmsNN. n. 81.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
IN Office southwest corner Of Seventh and
streets, in Bryte's new building, up stairs. Resi-
dence, southeast corner OF Seventh and streets,
Sacramento. Office Hours l to 3 and to P. N. /;
and on SUNDAYS only 7 to P NJ je25-4plm
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NTANUFACTURER OF ROAD SCRAPERs,
HE Iron Doors, va Cells. shutters, Raihngs
Gratings, Housework and Blacksmthing in general,
No. $40 street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second
hand Doors for sale je224pu
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WIN. ELLGRY BRIGGS, N. D.,

HCULIsT. AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases OF the Throat. Office, 1921 street,
corner OF Fifth over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento,
Cal. Hours-9:3O 10 12 A. NJ. TO P. NJ. Sundays
$50 TO IL A. N; l to P. NJ. jv1-u
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, Be
I tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 9ls and 920.
Will visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $3.50 A. NJ
Office hours-S TO 9 A. NJ. to P. NJ, and even
ings. jylf-lm
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BUSINESS CARDS.
RUBBER STAMPS.

GACRAMENTo RED RUBBER TYPE FoUN-
- dry, sll h street (Clunie Building); FRANh
II WING, manufacturer of stamps of all descrip-
tons for business purposes. Beautiful designs for
marking clothing and printing cards. lndelhole
Ink warranted n20-lm
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
corner Second and X streets. Office Hours
9 to 1890 A. NJ; 2 to A. and to P. NJ Residence,
9l3 street. between Ninth and Tenth. m23 iply
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HALE BROS. & co.
SEASONABLE GOODS

f8 We are FRESH INVOICES OF ALL THAT is
NEW particularly suitable for this OUR STOCK WILL BE
and the PRICES RULING THROUGHOUT
OUR HOUSE PROCLAIM THE VAST ADVANTAGE WHICH a CASH
SYSTEM IN BUYING AS OVER OTHER.
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The san Francisco Minstrel Troupe.

New YORK, December 3d.--With last
nights performance The San Francisco Min
strels went out of existence as an orgaIiz-
alton. Hsverly has secured the controlling
interest in their Opera House, which will be
known as " Hsverly's San Francisco Min
strel and Comedy Thester." Frank Du-
mont, stage manager and burlesque writer of
the San Francisco Minstrels, has joined q
minstrel trnnna in PhilaIelphia.
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DIR. A. z. HRUNE.

DHYSICTAN AND SURGEON. GRADUATE OF
Il the University Of Berlin, Germany. Office and
residence, No. 52l street, between Fifth and Sixth,
,
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Il. RNNAN. .yK..


XXyATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, 5O6 80
w J street, betwee Filth and Sixth, SSTA
las always on hand cLcice variety c fine G. 81
Watches, Diamonds, jew elrv, stc. aus I'm SSlss9
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ARCHITECT.

TAMEs SEADLER FORMERLY OF BABSON
pb L. Seadler) has removed his office TO Room 5,
Sutter Building, southwest corner Fifth and }
streets iyll IL
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Opening OF the FOrIy-Eighth Congress-
Pilot Boat Run Down by a steamship
Government Lands-Election In Ell Paso
The ComstOck Mines-A Murderer Con-
fesses-Anairs in Foreign Lands, Etc.
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CHARLES Il. P.NKuAM, NJ. D..


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
4 Of6ce-removed to SIS Eighth : erect, between
Il and 1. Residence next door. Office hours till 9
A from l 10 3, and 6:30 to 1880 P N iyl3-lm
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New YORK, December Sd. - John w.
Macksy, who has just returned fron thor
ough re.examinauou of the Comstock mines,
while declining a newspaper interview, appa-
rently wishes it understood that his faith in
the productiveness Of the mines is undimin-
ished He says that just as soon rs the water
can be got out of the lower levels the public
will be astonished at the richness of the re-
mainline, daD-s;+s
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CHANCE FOB A GOOD INVESTMENT.
HAY AND GRAIN.

AWE HAVE IN STORE TIE FINEST STOCK
w Of Hay, Straw and Grain in the city, and
prepared to supply our customers at the lowest
prices. J. GUrH * son, No. 725 J street. % lplm
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earle d CROET,

ToNTRACToRS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-.
Z pared TO do all kinds OF work in their line, in
city country Principal place OF business, Sacra-
mento Shop, No. 1l24 Second street, between X
and L Postotfice Box No. 410 Sacram onto.
;eIp
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Fire and Loss OF Life,

New YORK, December Sd.-The double
frame house on West Fifsy-fcurth street,
krowa as "Nunger Row." occupied by forty
seven fam lilies, was burned this evening. and
Hattie, Mabel and Edgar Judson, aged re.
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GENTS UNDERWEAR !

We are showing many NEW LINES OF UNDERWEAR in all
grades of MERINO AND ALLWOOL which come in WHITE,
GREY, SCARLET VICUNA, FAWN and FANCY STRIPES.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
CUAs. II. POWERS, NJ. ID.
r. A. sNIDER. NJ. d.,

NFFICE, SOUTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH
" and streets, sacramento. Office hours: o
TO IL, 3 to s. tO8. dl-tf
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NT-SIREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
wi and Fifth. Cast Iron Founder Manufact-
urer of all kinds of Cast and Rod Iron filings and
Fences All Building Castings made to order.
So 4plm
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of FIVE lines in this department are
Inserted for % cents for time; three times for 50
cents, or IS cents per week.
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SAND AS A MOTIVE PowER.-The Oil
City pa Blizzard states that Mr.. Town
send has six arastss running to their full
capacity, and four more will be started up
in few days. The arastas are placed in
little sandy fiat, where only sufficient
water for drinking purposes and to moisten
the ore operated upon is to be obtained.
The arastas are actually operated by sand,
which drives large overshot wheel. A
windmill runs belt containing large
number of buckets, and these carry the
sand up to big tank, just as grain ele-
vators carry wheat in Touring MILL A
stream of sand being let out upon the over
shot wheel, it revolves just asitwould under
stream of water, and the arastas move
steadily on at their work. When there is
much wind, sand is stored up for use when
calm prevails, so the srastas are never idle.
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GORNER AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
Z Sacramento. H. D. VANDERCooK & CO., Pro-
prietors Contractors and Builders Manufacturers
of Doors Sashes, Frames Blinds and Moldings.
Pianing Turning and all kinds of Mill Work done
on short notice The fitting Of Stores and Offices
Specially. ty12-u
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CountH seat Election.

Ell PAso (Texas), December 3d.-In antic-
ips.ion of the election for change Of the
county seat on tomorrow, many Mexican
citizens were nsturslizsd by the Deputy
County Clerk in the Council rooms. About
100 qualified before Saturday night. The
merchants of Ell Paso will sll close their
stores on election day and work at the polls.
1t requires two-thirds' vote to change the
county seat and the change is meeting with
strong opposition from the people of Yslets,
where it now is. Should Ell Paso fsil to get
the necessary majority, the county seat can.
not be changed for five years.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THK RzcoRD-USIos.I ]
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nAPER-HANGER AND DECORATOR, WITH
l. H. Krebs & Co., 626 street, between Sixth
and Saysuth
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MOBILE (Als.) December 3d.-Sigmund
Vogel, large dealer in clothing. made sale
Saturday to Caroline Shoenfeld and H. Bern
stein, to cover an Endorsement to the amount
of S26, 900. His estate is ins6lvent, and the
other creditors, to the amount of $50, 900,
will not get anything. Vogel left town, but
returned Sunday night, suffering, and died
this morning Of congestion Of the brain.
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WM. GUTENBERG Err.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
4 chinist, Front and n streets. Manufacturer OF
Gutenberger's Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clod Crusher and Barley Mills All kinds of
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses ml-lplm