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MIsCEELANEOrs.

Navigation ON the St. Lawrence ia open ct
Montresl
The ruIaor that tho Inunnn line OF steamers
is TO be sold out is aushoEitstiyeiy denied.
In the French Senate Due do Byogiis pro-
poses 70 question the Government regarding
the triple alliance.
The lower house Of the Austrian Reichg-
rasa has passed the primary education bill
as rao6i6sd, 40 to I67.
G. Q. Howell, President Of ths City Ma
tional Bank ef Lsadyills, has been Ettacned
by his bank feP S64 900
Pier 81 IN New York has been leased by G.
p. Huntington for ten year, with the priv
iego Of renewal, for $40 0o0. 10 bs used by
several eteamship lines.
| Ssyeu hundred Bsighsm Young MorMons
arrived st Council Bluffs Saturday morning
| by the Northwestern tr=in. Tasy ars nearly
all English immigrants.
Sugar irny orters are snxieusiy raising the
question whether new duties are to be in.
| posed or srgsr il bonded warehouses az Sl-
ready weighed, OF whether tho sugar viii be
/ reV eiehed for assessment OF the new duties.
Tho st. Louis Dist,line Conpany, toe
chief owrer and President Of which "a Alfred
| Bsvis, has suspended. rs secursd indebtei-
ness is S65 090 What Claims stand against
the company are net yet known, nor are the
assets.
The Thomas musical festival closed IN Bal
| timore Saturday. Thomas wili go to San
Francisco at the close of series Of seventy
| performances throughaut Ohio and the
| Northwest
lsear Admiral Edward Middleton, United
States Navy (rstiredl youngest son Of the
late Governor Henry Middleton, Of South
Carolina, died in Washington Saturday evtn.
| inp.
The Solicitor Of the Treasury hss decided
| that the Collector of Custornsat Brownsville,
Texas, has authority to srrest smugglers es
well as to seizs coutrsbard goods. It is essi-
| mated that the Government loses annually
| $500 GOO by smuggling carried on along tae
| Rio Grande.
A statement prepared in the cfice Of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue shows
| that the aggregate receipts fer March, 1888,
| were 81 425, ,121 greater than fcr March, 1882.
The increase wss distributed as follows: On
| spirit, 81, 736. 975; on beer. S42. l25. There
was decrease as follows: On tobacco, $21S,-
| Isl on banks and bankers. SO. l27 misce.-
laneous. S76.09i.
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Central Pacific
LAND BONDS.

a LII HoLDEFs OF THE BONDS OF THE
"a Central .acifc Railroad Company OF California,
bearing date the first day OF October, 1870 and
secured by mortgage on the lands granted said
Company by the United States, are hereby notified
that the Undersigned Trustees under said mo gage,
have in hand the sum OF four hundred thousand
dollars, which amount. under the terms OF said
mortgage, may be used by them in the purchase
and cancellation OF said bonds.
The undersigned, therefore, acting under the
powers conferred upon them by said mortgage, do
hereby invite proposals for the sale Of said bonds
Said proposals will be received by the undersigned
at their office t5e corner Of Fourth and Town
send streets, San Francisco California, up to and
including the twenty-socond day OF May, 1888.
The lowest bids will be accepted; provided, the
undersigned eserve the right to reject all bids.
j. O'B. GUNN.
s. w SANDERS0N,
Trustees
San Frane. SEQ. Cal. April 20. 1ssa a23 lot
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Ph@nix park Marderers.

EAS RGGEtk Eafk 1kur0trCfSs
DUBLIs. April 29sh.-Joseph Hsnlor, the
Pbe lix Park murderer. makes statement
eliminating number of psrsons. AS Han
lon refused TO deposa when brought before
the Cours, his own information will be used
against him. Patrick Delsney, sentenced to
tea years ponal serg;tuds for assaulting Jus.
tice Lawson, pleaSs guilty to . more serious
crime. His tsnteucs for shooting at Jus.ice
lawson will probably be commuted. Thos
Csfrey's, the last OF tie present trials, will
be concluded ia fortnight. The prisoners
implicated in the attempted conspiracy will
be tried as the next CoElnission. TIE police
know the murdsrers Bailey and KeeHy are in
America.
Iris, ConspirafOrs Wanted.
LONDON, April 29sh.-Tae Government
will, il is uade5s.cc1, ask the United States
for the extradi ion OF twelve Irish cons pirn.
tors nov 10 America. OHe report says that
the request has already been made Is Wash.
ingtor, that the officials had already had the
matter uader consideration for some week.,
and that it is tacitly uaderstooi thai when.
ever the English Government ahall make the
request it will be unhesitatinely granted.
sevea Men Drowned.
LONDON. April 29sh.-A mau-of-war's boat
capsized to-day, ard sevsn rneu were drowned.
Items from Berlin.
BERLIN, April 29sh.-Tbe Malagssy En-.
voys ask the protection OF Germany against
French sgsression.
The rumars Of G difference between Bis
nlarck and tho Secretary of State Tor Foreign
Affsirs sre uufounGed.
Il Is considered improbable that the a.tc ok
cf the North German Gozette upon the Amer
lean Minister involves hia resignation. Ser
gent has had little direcs Intercourse with
Bismarck sincs his arrival.
Religious Riot.
PORT SAID, April 29sh.-In religious riot
between Cteska and Arabs. several persons
were killed and many wounded, Including D
number Of police. British troops and sailors,
with Calling 2uns, surrounded the Greek
church 90 protect IL. The Greei, Consultook
refuge on o gunboat.
Acting Upan Horace GreeIey's Advice.
DECATUR tIli.), April 29th. = Tomorrow
morning a delegation Of twenty three Deca-
tur and Macon county people leave in body
for Washington Territory. with view Of
locating near Spoksn Falls or Walla Walls.
They will be joined at Omaha by a large
party from Virgiois and Illinois.
And stiu They Come.
New York, April 30sh-A M.-Eight Eu-
ropean steamships landed 6,5o7 immigrants
81 Castle Gsrde1 yesterday. rae steamship
City Of Paris. from Liverpool, landed l, All ;
the Egypt. from Liverpool. 1,254; the Bo-
livia, from Glasgow. 992; the Britannia, from
Liverpool, 9l3; the Rhein, from Bremen,
773: tho Stats Of Nevada, from Glasgow,
5S3; tbs Swi.zsrlapd, from Antwerp, 53l /;
the Devon, from B issol, 80.
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THURSDAY, MAY 3. 1883.

Cat which time end place the same win be opened)
for the constitution OF an Agricultural and In
dustria Exposition BnildiRg, al sacrzmento, Cal
Said building to be built ia accordance vita the
plans and specifications for the purpose drawn by
ALFRED W. BURRELL, and adopted by the State
Board Of Agriculture and the State Board Of
Capitol Commissioners.
No bid win be received exceeding the Of
S74, COO mar less accompanied by certified check
Of s., SEQ, which check mst be made payable to the
Secretary Of the Board 9nd the check OF the bidder
to whom the contract may be awarded shall be for
feted 10 the Board Of Agriculture IN case such bid
der shall all 10 enter into contract for the construe-
tion Of said building in the manner and within the
time specified; and shall also furnish bond within
five days after such award, in the sum Of SIS 0o0,
conditioned for the dueperormarc of said contract
Copies OF the plans aud Specifications can be seen
at the Secretarys office 10 .crAmeHto also at the
architects Office No. % California street, San Fran.
cisco, CAL, Room %
Bids must be represented by the bidders in per on
at the opening OF the bids and must be addressed
ths Secretary Of the Board, and be indorsed " Bid
for Agricultural Hail. and with the names OF bid
ders.
The right Is reserved 70 reject any and all bids.
P. a. FINIGAS, President.
EDWIN :. SMITH, Secretary. a2z-6
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VII
Varjcose Veins Cured

SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 7, 1882
Mr.. }. P. Sarsheld-Dear sir: In 1870 | was
troubled with vsiicose VEINS which became rup-
tured and broke out on my shin bone and for two
years suffered great pain and was unable to at
tend to any business. was treated by several ply
scians IN this city and elsewhere without receiving
any relief but accidentally hearing OF some OF the
wonderful CURES produced with your medicine and
Ulcer Salve, determined 10 try it, and in about
seven weeks was permanently cured, and have lot
had the least trouble sinee ald it gives me great
pleasure to give you this testimonial Yours truly,
ROBERT MELON,
Express,aan Tenth street, between n and o, Secra.
mento Stand, corner Fourth and L streets.
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A Terrible Case of Salt Rheum

SACRAMENTO, Cal, August l, 1882
Mr.. ]. P. Sarsfed-Dear Sir have been troubled
more or less for many years with salt rheum, and
last fall had terrible attack Of the disease on my
hands, arms, feet and legs, and was spreading all
over my body. suffered the most intense pain for
months. tried many remedies, but none appeared
to give me any relief until l used your Chronic
Ulcer Salve l received immediate relief, and after
using the salve for about two months found myself
cured OF the dirsful disease. And / take great
pleasure in recommending the Chronic Ulcer Save
TO all persons troubled with that psinful disease
$. P SCANIKER
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WAMTE0

Il AIDES AID GENTLEMEN II EVERY TOWN
4 on the Pacific Coast, to canvass for Bugbey's
Patching and Dsrning Last pltented May, 1882.
This novelty is akin to the sewing machine as a
labor saver and the popular price of Fifty Cents
causes it to be sought for by all having darning
mending TO do. The use Of this new invention
makes the very unpleasant labor of mending pas
time and pleasure The amount of capital required
is rominal Canvessers OF good habits, good morals
and pleasing address will do well to cal the
undersigned at Hobby's Stone and Earthenware
Store No. 317 street, Sacramento. and examine
the novelty soon. Address B. N. BUGBEY, owner
Of the patent for the Pacific States, p o. Box 20i
These lasts for sale in nearly ali rstcass dry
goods stores. Also proprietor of the celebrated
Butter Ce,ler for keeping butter, etc, without ice
in the hottest weather. Water Filters and Water
Jars for keeping water without ce for sae.a25 4ff
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here and throughout the State for active and
effective work in the next political campaign.
shocking Act Of Deranged Woman.

NASHVILLE Tenn J, April 29sh.-Mary
Bsllemere. wife Of an italian knife.grinder,
this afternoon saturated her clothing with
coal oil. set fire TO it, was horribly burned,
and will die. She had been 6ersuged for
several weeks on accoun. of the death Of her
child.
TnermometricaI.
REV YORK, April 29.h - Midnight
Highest temperature to-day. 45'; loweat. 36'
A heavy snoT storm has prevsiled all the
forenoon. Il is almost unprecedented al this
season, and fears for tie fruit crop aIe entsr-
tanned.
CHICAGO, April 29.h. = Highest temper
atuse to-day, AZ; logest G..
More " Assisted" Immigrants.
Boston, april 29sh.-The steamer Cstalo-
mis- arrived from Liverpool to-day with ]. 200
steeEsga passengers, the most OF whom were
brought at tbe expense OF the British Gov
eramsnt.
9he fire Record.
CHICAGO, April 29sh. = Today Brooke
Hotel, Excnsnge Hctel, two churches and
fourteen othec buiidiuFs were demolished by
fise. The less IS abous 6e,00O, with but little
insurance.
BOSTON. April 29sh.-Tae Carlton resi-.
dence at Waeestown, the scene of tie recent
murder OF MEs. Eta G. Carlton, was burned
to-day. Incsndiary.
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OREGON AGAIN.


s. C. sKIDMoRE & CO., Portland, Oregon, write
that they have sold yyESTAs's BALsAM or
WILD CHERRY fifteen years /; that they know
of article that gives greater satisfaction to those
that use It, and hsy do not hesitate to recommend it.
A. L. SAYLoR, Dayton, Oregon, writes: " have
been selling Drugs snd medicines for the past nine
years, and consider wI,TARS BiLSAM OF
WILD CHERRY one of the best selling prepare
tions my shelves 1t has given general salts
faction so far, and sales increasing. 1 do not
hesitate to recommend it as among the bsst cough
remedies in the market"
GEORGE A. HARDING. Oregon City. whites that
he has sold WIsTAR's BALsAM twelve years,
and knows it to te Of the most reliable prepara
tions In the market for the cure Of Coughs, Colds
and Throat and Lung Complaints o2s-1pMIh&w1t
q
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Gratifying. Amateur artist ITO the car
rier)-Did you see my picture safely de-
livered at the Royal Academy? Carrier
Yessir, and mighty pleased they seemed to
be with it-leastways, If one may iedge,
sir. They didn't say ynothin'-but-Los'-
how they did laugh. Punch.
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-" Example is better than precept" It
is well known that dyspepsia, bilious attacks,
headache and many CHER ills can only be
cured by removing their CAUSE. Kidney- Wort
has bsen proved to be tho most etfsctual rem-
edy for these, and for habituAl costivenesg,
which SO sfiiicts miliions Of the American
,,onn1o
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SATURDAYS DISPATCHES.

The Great Cycionc-Murder or Train
Arrival OF Irish Immigrants Shooting
Match for Heavy Sfakes-Crook and she
rndians-Destruction by Fire-Mnrdefer
BANGED by Mob-Yellow Fever at
Vera Cruz-sar. clt ard the Perk 0ues-
tsen- Affairs IN Ireland-Fresh Alarm
I'm EoEd3n-Efc.
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Address
Notice TO Contractors.
For the Erection of the State Agri-
cultural and Industrial Exhi-
bition Building.

OoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
IN proposals will be received by the State Board
OF Agriculture at the Office OF the Secretary, in the
Pavilion, corner Sixth and N streets, Sacramento,
Cal, up to and net after O'Clock P. N OF
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Dr.. BKEsoN's Skin Cure consists Of intcr-
nal and external treatment at the same time,
and it makes she skin Waite, rofs and smooth.
1t contains no poisonous drugs. 81, at drug
gifts.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE in despon-
dercy, etc -Dr. w. s. Powell, Defiance, o.,
says 81 have used il with satisfactory re.
sults il dyspsp.ic silmsnts associated with
great mental depression or dependency"
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

chase In Mexico-The Texas Cyclone
Heavy HaiI-stOrm In Louisiana-Fata
Row In Texas-A Woman Burns Herself
TO Deafh-Dynamtfers In New York
Gigantic Strike Threatened New
Steam Cruisers-Etc.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements cz I'VE lines in this department
1EsTed for 2s cents for time: three tnez tos 5c
ssnts or 70 cent? per week
TSRANCES A. ERNST, OF DETROIT, IOWA, DE-
IL sires information concerning the whereabouts
Of her brother, DAVID 8. CUTTER, who was last
heard Of at Sacramento, California, IL years ago
For particulars inquire Of H. c. POCKMAN District
Attorneys on e, Sacramento, Cal. asst
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FLIES, reaches. ants, bedtugs, rats, mice,
crows. chipmunks. cleared out by . Rough on
Rats" 15c.
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DRoPRIEToRs OF FULTON MARKET, 42S
and $50 X S., corner Fifth, Sacramento. Cal
Wholesale dealers in Butter, Eggs, Produce, Fruit,
Fish Game. Tropical Fruits and Poultry. Country
orders promptly filed. Pastofiics Box 437 a2G-u
= 1rvro r. NoopR
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The Best Ever Used.

]. P. Sarsfeld, Sacramento-Dear Sir: l have
used your valuable Sslve and find it all that you
claim for its merits The best that l have ever
used, and shall use it again If should ever have
occasion. Yours respectfully,
RIRAM ANDREWS,
No. II West avenue, Salem, Mass.
Senterrhar % 1880
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VIGoB, strength and health al found In
one 5otle Of Browns Iron Bittsra-
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WANTED.

4 wAGoNMAKER, 50 so PER DAY AND
IN board 2 cheesemskers, wages $40; also
mixers, $50 q mixer and butter maker, $50 to
S35 6 ranch hands. s30 2 men cooks.
Fernsle-Two girls to wait and do chamberwork; 6
girls for housework, city and country wages sl5 to
S25 women cooks also girls to take care Of chill
dren.
Apply TO HOUSTON & co.'s Employment ofice,
Fourtb and streets. Sacramento city su13-1psf
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New Life

New Lie
is given by using BRowN's
IRON BITTERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestiveorgans
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
so surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per
feet condition. Browns
IRON BlTTERs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, if disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasn1atic air,
and it prevents Consurnp-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c.
II. S. BTrzSn, Esq, of the
well-known firm of H. S.
Berlin & Co., Attorneys, lie
Droit Building, Washing
ton, D. c., writes, Dec. 9Th,
1881:
Gentlemen. I tal,e pleas
ure in stating that have used
Browns Iron Bitters for ma
lara and nervous troub,es,
caused by overworl., wi!h
excellent results.
Beware of limitations.
Ask for Browns IRON BIr-
TIERS, and iusssf on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recom-
mended as Just as g0oa."
The genuine is made only
BY the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, I'D.
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eaE DAILY RECORD UNION.

toesalsaelanenlo second eass matter
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

larEclAL TO rHn REOoBD-usros.l
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

IsezolAE TO TEE REcoRD-usios ]
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NJ esESEY TO LOAN

IAN REAL ESTATE, AT a LOW RATE OF IN.
( terest. by PErKR BOIL sas street. fel5-a
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ST. LOUIS, April 29.h.-Prominent proh;-
bisiouists are taking preliminary steps to or
ganize Prohibition Allisucs in this city, for
the purpose Of combining their forces, both
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WASHINGTON April 28sh.-In response to
a carnmunicasion from Secretary Frelirghuy
sen. iaouiripg whether there viii be any OBJ
faction to our troops following TIE Apaches
from Arizona over the border, ths Mexican
Minister has replied hat such action cannot
be properly taken without the express consent
Of the Mxxican Senate. A Telegram was &C
cordinsly sent to General Crook this after.
noon BY the Secretary Of War. directing him
to be careful to observe the convention @ith
Mexico on this subject and to restrsin all
troops under big command from crossing the
boundary Line into Mexican territory.
Resignation of Commissioners Eaum.
WAsHIyGTor, April 28th. -Greene B.
Rsum to-day rendered his resignation a.
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, to take
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Great Strike In,pendsag.

PITTsBURG, April 29.h Eight Thousand
clal mioers. several hundred cigsrmskers and
large number of jou.neymer plasserers will
quit work next Tuesday unless their en-
ployers concede their demands. The Miners
will strike agsinst half cent per bushel re-
ductiop, the mining rate, while the cigar.
makers want an advance of 81 per thousand,
and the plasterers an increase from So to So %
par dsv
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NEW ORLEANS, April z95h.-The Times
Democrats Arcadia, La, special says: Yes
terday afternoon this vicinity was visited by
the heaviest hail-ssorm ever known. The
folisge was stripped from the trees, stock
killed AID great damage dona to III, crops
The track Of the storm WIGS f1uc 60 iive miles
wide, and the grouad WAS covered with hail
etnncg
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New YoRK, April 29sh--One huadr
liquor dealers were arrested te-dsy for viol
Jog the excise law.
Milford chronicle., 1883-06-22
the PEACH.

BE THE "TRANscRRT's" HIRED PoET; WITH Al
APoLosT TO WALT wH:TNAN.
We sing Of the Peach
Not Of the early premature that bushes but to de
eeive,
And ties the small boy into double bow knot,
And stfs up the interior Of man until be feels like
he had spOrtlve earthquake within him.
Neither do we sing Of the friendess 'crlling." al
fuzzy as a patrisrchal caterpillar
The Misunderstanding that always gets down
near the bottom Of the basket.
And makes the purchaser cuss until the shingles
fly of the roof OF his domieile.
Not muchl
We sing Of the great ripe, round, luscious juicy
Peach
es like girl with her first beau.
That's what our ''barbaric yswp's" about.
That's why we mount Pegasus, the winged steed,
End tell HIM to let himself loose.
That's what's the matter with yours truly.
Give US elbow room.
Let rs sing about the Peach until everybody who
hears us.
VIII want to go away and die by special request.
Oh,You Peach--you big Peach on top Of the basket
Aren't you nice. though Well, we should smile If
you aren't.
"Crawfords Later Yellow, juicy melting full
OF meat and bald-headed.
Come here, you Peach, and two or three more just
like you,
Whilst the shipper is looking over his returns Of
yesterdays sales,
And is figuring up how much his lot fell short Of
paying freight, carriage and commissions.
Wen just sit down hero on this inverted basket
and yOH. Peach.
Wen satisfy our interior department. as It were.
That's what's the matter with us,