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FROM DOVER.
The Honse Considering the Matter Of Dis
creta0nary Printing.

The Honse Considering the Matter Of Dis
cEsts0nary Printing.
Especial dispatch 10 the Gazette.l
DOVER, Jan. 81 The House to-day de-
feated the pending rule providing hat all
bills should be printed, and that the print
ing Of private bills should be paid for by the
parties desiring their passage.
The objection was raised by Mr.. Cooch,
whose point was that the rule 10 the Com
mittee on Printing discretion as to whether
bills should or should not be printed when
II properly belonged to the House.
A resolution providing that the bills shal
be printed (priyate parties to pay for pri
yate biils), except wherein the House itsel
shall otherwise order, will be introduced
this afternoon.
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staarAnr Rnlas.

LONDON, Jan. I.-The German papers
urge the establishment of an international
court OF appeal to take cognizance Of the
decisions of all maritime courts concerning
collisions at sea with the view Of establish
Ing international steering rules. AS q
means for the prevention Of collisions at sea
Siemens Brothers 81 Company recommend
the use on steamers of fog light with Z
revolving parabolic mirror, with power .
thousand times greater than that Of a Ian
tern.
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rnE KAAu.uss,Apu.
a Local Time Fable with the Lmtsss
Corrections.

UuET8cf10M9e
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PH1LA..- 2OO&--- 2.23& - e.30--6.65- y.00f--T.Ao
0at--a. pt--a6st lilo. .se-ii.Ss =.
m;-i200t m;--i2lB-1G.3 .3S-i. .s3-2 t-A00--
b.fTa-s.s0f .l0--e.s .sss--T. sO#--s6 sspm.-
NEW YoRK aO0#--x28s-6.s0-T.50 So .. co.
s&--i.42s-4.bls--s s.0bs - 9l7
1000 q. m--l23o--1. .00--A q 1000. .oo-1.b7-
l1.0AN p. IN.
wAsH1rareE-l.S .S2s-4.Sls-s.es-- a. M;
-l.O0-t. .0e-e.6T--l1.o4& p. m.
BALTrMORR AND IMTRMRDIATR srATIoEs--
L0sA--e,lT 1000 .. ms--i.00--e.0 p. IN.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running enly on Sunday.
Connect at aray's Ferry for old depot,
br0ad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE MISUNDERSTANDING 10 q. m,--l. .06
--3.00A-o.2St p. m. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediate stations.
WMMIraroE q NORTHERN RAILRoAD--7.20 ..
DELAwAaH MnsTHRn RAILRoAD-g0S-lo.s 30
.. m;-6.s0 p. m. Sunday trains iO.30a. m-e.ou
p. m.
TRAINS SARRIVEAT W WlL.nfIN1RrON FROM
IA. 50---l. CO.. l.s2A--4.47a--T.4t "a
e.0S--lo. .l0t--ll.sb-l2S a. ms--l2.6 GO
--1.O7 -2.S0t "a Co. Asb-4 ass b.4O--66S-e.&
--S4B-T.86t-1. .6S-Q. .6D--lO.38-l0b3 b3 d. m,
NEW YoRK--1. &--A.47a-s.O2f-e.12 =. m.--
l1,6O--1. .OT-A.65-e.ASs--l0.68 IS D. m.
BALTIMoRE-l.SI~--2 ~--2.13s-R.S4-0.64-Il.4s O.
m:-14.36--l.60- 6.ll*-s.S0s-T.24--e.4a@ y. m.
-WAsHINaToN--l.BlA- asa m;-I2.3e
1.s0-b.1lt-S.3O~--7.s4--Q .4eA p. m.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE RRAILRoAD-8. .50-l0. .l5Aa. VI
| -6.05A--6.06 p. m. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
1 WILMINGTON g. NoRrHERn RAILROAD
s.40-ll. 40 q. m;-o.4e Pm.
| DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD--S.0O a. mr.
AIS p. m. Sunday trains 9.10 a. m.;-S.a0 p. n
| TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STREKT DRPoT-
4 IL. 12.30#--8.B6A-6.3 30-T. .20+-S. .00-S2 i
| Ill. 1.3O-l1.50 q. m;-12.23-l. .32t-1. .32-S.le-
| A.02- AS 6.0S- $40 b.Sb-o Lost -6.36 $50
--9.30--10. 0.o0-1I.32& D. m.
| BROAD AND WAsHINaToN AvEEuR-8.30-6.O
| --l016 q. m;-l. 30. .10-4. .30-b.16 p. m.
NEW CASTLES. s.33--1Oo0-ll.Ae 80 g. m.--a.Ap-
| b.4e p. m.
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
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=. .s"DurabiIity better than show Dur
ability of health Is worth more than the
wealth of Vanderbilt. Kidney- Wort Is mans
eo-Iaborer in maintaining health. With
healthy liver, bowels and kidneys. men and
women will always be in good health. If the
bowels are torpid. II piles torment. II the back
ID full Of pain, get II package OF kidney Wort
and be CURED Without moro suilernR.
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THE LARGEST RETAIL. STOCK OF DRY
GOODS
STRAWBRIDGR 4 CLoTHIER,
DEALERS IN DRY GooDs EXCLUSIVELY,
EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
The seventh lecture.

Professor f. D. Cope of Philadelphia, de
liyered the seventh lecture of the course at
the Friends Meeting House, last evening,
his subject being 1.-THE Life of the Past. "
The lecture was abundantly illustrated with
charts and drawings and was greatly en-
loved by the auGience.
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FaIlIera's Condition

PARIS, Jan. 3l.-M. Fallieres has been
ordered by.his physicians to take one weeks
rest The Prime Minister Is In very
nervous condition, but it is thought that a
few days quiet from the turnoils of the State
viii restore him to good health.
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CITY ITEMS
OhristtleId q Hest

suttsrley a CO.. Photographers. sO2 Market st
Gardner. corner Seventh and Shlpley streets
has the largest Is cent oysters In the city. Call
and see them.
Charles II. Vary viii resume his messenger
express business on Thursday February l, and
solleits continuance of public patronage.
Mems Underwear, Scarfs, T. & W Collars,
fshIrfH laHndried and unlHuHdFied. Our one
su1aIled Ia this city VIM b Cole, ,202 Market
street
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the oldest and best Of the religious weeklies
For sixty years, this undenominatlonal, I'M.
sectartan and evangelical newspaper has
been circulating In the United States and An
almost every foreign country. Its sub-
scrlbers are counted by tens of thousands.
Each year its propriet0rs have added 10 its
Vaiue,engagtng fresh editors and Correspond
ents at home and abroad, enlarQinp and
multiplying Its departments, and endeayor-
Ing 70 realize their high ideal of the Best
Religious and Secular Family Newspaper.
Ihey ofier, this year, To every subscriber,
new or old, whose subscription Is paid for
1855, the new book of Rev. 8. Ifennus
Prime, ID, entitled prayer and Its
Answer" handsome volume Of nearly 200
pages, bound In cloth, the retail rrice Of
Mhieh L. one dollar. Specimen copies of
the paper sent free. Address
-. NEW YORK OBSERVER,
ee0a-s EBW YORK.
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REpRINTED FROM Yrsrr.o,
IRHsH l,HsrREss
Father uallagher's Prophecy Th..
Crisis ~ Approachlne '"S'


LONDON, Jan. :l.--Mr. Parpau !.
warded 70 Father Gallagher Gina !, ~,
eSS5 received from the New York So,ia, ~ "
the Ancient Order Of llibcrnIans ley
Gallagher, in acknowledge ibe reoa,at assaa
the money, writes that the SUFFERING SV'N \
OF Donegal arc subsisting on food olI %IOls
ior ...,t beasts s, that private charity cannot y.
government alone can do so, and tbst w ~
will very soon come to crisis. 'u'as
Messrs. Mccarthy, o'DonnelI and IAN.
Irish members Of Parliament, addyosa,a
meeting held here last evening sIS.S n S...
means 70 relieve the distress in ireland ~ N
Mccarthy appealed to the English peor,.
assist the starving Irish farmers n
laborcrs. After the speeches resol0,ts
were passed appealing TO the poverUHA
for aid, and deputation was appoIn,,d \
wait ON the Lord Mayor Of London ana n
him to open relief fund.
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AessHs. Editors -
The above ID good likeness of Mrs IydhEF
ham, Of Lynn, MAsa., who above all other human
may be trnthfuIly called the Dear Friend Of Ea
As some Of her correspondents love To call Ia
il zcAiouaiy devoted to her work, which Is The oaz
Of a life-study, and Is obliged 10 keep Il
assistants to help her answert the large rorre'stA
which daily ponzs In upon her, each bearing Ia II
barden OF suffering, or Joy a. release from l. !
Vegetable Compound isa medicine for good ~ !
eyil purposes l have personally .nY'sligatds
am satisfied Of the truth Of this
On account of its proven inertia II is rer0mzz
and prescribed BY the best physicians In the ga
One sayBi " It works like charm and sais 4
pain. Il viii cure entirely the worst f1!m 4 I
OF The uterus, IAueorrhoea, iITegnlai aud =
Menztruation, all Ovarian Troubles Infeninssf !
Uloeration. FloodinRs, all Dlsplaeemtnts aniis
sequent spinal weakness, and h especially aiipa
the Change Of Life"
Itpermeates every portion Of the system, and i
new life and yigof. It removes falntnsss aAaa
destroys all craving for stimulants. and relieves
ness Of the stomach. 10 cures Bloating, Heais
Nervous Prostraiion. General Debility, sleepf
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling Of bAl
down, causing pain. weight and baekAche, i ~
permanently cured by its use. II will at oil iiSs
under all circumstances, act In harmony win =
that tgoyerns the female system.
Itcosts only o.. per bottle or sin for o., and :
druggists. Any advice required as to special cas
the names Of many who have been restored to 4
health by the use of the Vegetable Compound y
obtained by addressing Ars. p, with stamp for i
at her homo in Lynn, Mas.
For Kidney Complaint Of either seq this eomp'
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials shoe,
Mrs PinkhAm's Liver Pills. says one viilaI
the best IN fhe lrorId for the cure Of cdns4.
Bilioumeas and Torpidity Of the liver. ha I
Purifier works wonders in It's special line and ~
TO equal the Compound In ita popularity.
Al must respect her as an Angel Of Merry NN'
ambition Ia to do good 10 others. =.
Philadelphia. Pa. % Ms. a
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Police Hearings.

At the hearings before His Honor the
Mayor, last evening, Alexander Mcdonald
and Barnie La Pierre, foreigners, requested
the Mayor to commit them for 10 day, as
they were tired. The obliging police magis-
trate complied with their request. Thomas
Armstrong, was fined 81 and costs Ior being
disorderly around the new railroad station
One 30 cent drunk completed the hearings.
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Lecture Tonight

Tonight John F. Nicholson will lecture
before the Unity Club in the Unitarian
Church, West street near Eighth. Subject
byron, Shelley and Keats, or the Augustar
age of English Poetry"
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A Dmniala Protest

CoPENHAGEN, Jan. 31.--A PrussI,n n
cree ordering youths born as DanisS \.
jects, now reading in Schleswig, eitb@s
enter the Prussian army or leave M
homes, causes intense indignation tbrrS
out this country. Denmark protests as,.
this fresh breach Of treaty obligation,
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aS-The most brilliant shades possible, on all
eqnalled for brilliAncy and durability. 10 cts,
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EVERY LADY
SHOULD SUBSCRIBE FoR
Strawbridge & ClOthisI
FASHION QUARTERLY

EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS
Nearly one thousand engrayings, lliasags llisaisgss
the new things In every department 81 iA''"
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS;
-Four pagos OF new music, In most cases oft-
either vocal or Instrumental.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS
The price of all kinds of Dry Goods es,
with descriptions and engraYlngs 10 sho'
they look like.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS
Valuable original articles mostly illusIt,ahs Nv
subjects that treat of the adornment oi w ~
son, the identifying of home, and Inc "
things In art needle work.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS
Instructions how the distant consumer ea eai5ssI
a. satisfactorily and an economically a. fe''4'
of the city.
PRICE, 30 CENTS PER YEAR. I'D
SPECIMEN COPIES, Is oh''
STRAwBRIDGE & CLoTHIER'
Eighth and Market Sts., PhD1
JanS-1taw-sm
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REpRlNTEp FROM YESTERDAY
TRUSTEES or rHE roois.


Regular Quarterly Needing -I1er,ion oF .
superintendent
The Trustees Of the Poor met In regular
quarterly session at the Almehouse this
morning.
The tirst business was the election Of a
Superintendent to succeed the present In
cuInbeut, Malachi Barlow, who declined a
reelection after serving nine years and six
months. There were Ia candidates, and the
reading OF their respective petitions and re-
Communications occupied over an hour. On
the frst ballot, ex-Clty Treasurer, John
Guthrie, Of Wilmington, was elected, and
the choice was made unanimous.
Superintendent Barlow's quarterly report
of Almshousc statistics was read as follows
Number admitted this quarter ..,... 141
+" Discharged. .....,.,..,....... 81
'' of births Observation-Disclosures. :
OF deaths ....-s,..,+.t..t-.. IL
Present number Of inmates
White men. ... rs Colored men ~ 81
White women So Colored women. q
White children. 10 Colored children.
Total . lag Total .,,...... 81
In the insane department
White men, % Colored men ,. [
White women. 32 Colored women.
Total. ..... 81 Total ........... II
Total number of inmates, 270.
During January there were three deaths
as follows: Jan. ! Lewis Green, colored, o
Christiana hundred; Jan. 3, Patrick Mpl
doom, Wilmington; January 20, William
Richey, Wilmington.
The Board then adjourned for dinner.
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Harper & Brothers,
NEW YORK.
1883.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper's Magazine begins Its slxth-sixth
nme with thu December number. II ~ not onl
the most popular illustrated periodical in America
and England, but also the largest In Its scheme,
the most beaatifni In Its appearance, and the best
magazine for the home. new novel entitled
ssFor the MatoF" by Constance Fenntmore
Woolson, the author Of Anne was begun in
the November number, In literary and artistic
excellene@ th@ mxgazine improves with each sue
ceasive numDer. Special efforts have been made
for the uM@emT entertainment Of Its readers
through humorous stories, aketches, etc.
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YOUNG FOLKS.

YOUNG FOLKS.
Parents who sslre entertaining and wholesome
reading for their children, and young folks who
enjoy accounts travel and adventure, historical
and harmless y !. will lnd these in 81. NICnO.
LAS, which Is .c0gnized by the press and public
finest magazine for children ever printed. The
new volume which begins with fhe November
Will be much the fnest ever Issued, and Tie At.
tentlon of all parents and all reading young folks
tions:
1.-THE TIEKHAM BROTHERS, TIDK-MILL.u
new serial story hv ]. T. Trowbridge, former
'SThe Jack Hazard Stories, v etc.
'THE STORY OF VITEAU.'
An historical nsvelette Of girl and boy life in
lhe 18Th century. BY Frank X; stockton, fsrmer-
X assistant editor Of st. Nicholas, author of
'Rudder Grange, - etc.
'srHE STORY OF ROBIN HOOD
An account of the famous yeoman, Ry Maurice
Thompson. author or The Witchery Of Archery. ''
'srnE STORY OF THE FIELD OF THR CLoTH-oF
GOLD"
BYE. =. Brooks. To be illustrated with many
"a BRAND NEW NOTION,
Baker, author Of Ills Majesty, Myself, a etc. :"
''swKPT AWAY
A serial story Of the Mississippi foods sf 1882
by E y. Kills, formerly editor Of Golden Days. y
'ELIzAnETH THOMPSON.
biographical paper regarding this celebrated
painter Of battle scenes Illustrated with pieturea
prepared FOR 81. Nicholas" by Misc Thompson.
WHERE WAS VILLIKRs?',
A thrilling story OF the Russo Turkish war Nv
Archibald Forbes, War-Correspondent.
'yrHE Boy AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
An account Of the life Of tSFad'' Lincoln, BY
Noah Brooks, author of 'srhe Boy ElnIgrants II
COMEDIES ron CHILDREN.
A fine series Of Juvenile plays. BY L. T.
Brooks, author of efhe Land of Nod. ~ etc and
including A Christmas Masque:
THE FALSE sIR SANTA CLAUS -
Prepared expressly for holiday times.
There will be short stories by Louisa NJ. Al
cott. and many other well-known writers for
Young folks papers ON home duties and recrea-
uons, outdoor spogts, occupation and Instruction
partmeRts. -
Price, sS.00a year; Is cents q number. sub
scrlptions should begin with the November NUM-
Der. The succeeding issue, 'srhe Wonderful
Christmas Number,n will have also 4 coIored
n0ntispiece and many unusal attractions,
The CENTURY CO., New YoRK, NY.
nov13-3t
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-es~ . -
MARRIAGES..

GANSoN-cURL EY .-On the 8Ist uit.. In ST.
Prters' Church, by Rev, Is. r. Kelly John r
Cannon aud Lizzie X. Curley, daughter Of
Thomas Curley, of this city.
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REThs black figures denote the Limited
Expreas trains.
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rlaE CIrx MARKETS.

Local Quotations Corrected Daily la the
Street Market.
FLOUR ETC.
UoRRRUrRD DAFLY BY The WILLIAM I4KA h
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ter. returned the child to the custody Of Mrs.
Daniel Blue, colorsd woman with whom
she has been living.
The regular weakly meeting Of the Lend
League, held at Grand Army Hall last even.
ing, was largely attended, and much enthusi.
asm was manifested. An address was de-
lvered by member and social and instru-
mental music was given by friends Of the
League. A recitation YVES given by Miss
kesdal, which was well received.
The Sacramento Turn Verein have been
awarded the government of the Pacific Turn
BeZirk (distFict), and have organized by elect
ing officers as follows: President, John
We'll; Vice-President, G. II. Krebs Record.
ing Secretary, II. Dehn; Corresponding
Secretary, Charles Schmitt; Treasurer,
j. Trsrbach Turnleader, Herman Scbact !:
associate members, A. Ackerman and Fritz
Hebron.
Yesterday valuable horse belonging to
Wilson's stable, and driven by J. d. Smith,
took fright on / street, near Fifth, at some
thing Chinamsn threw into tho street, and,
turning sharply around, upset the buggy.
MIR. Smith and the Lady who was With him
escaped with scarcely bruise, but when the
buggy upset. it was found to have broken
leg. The animal was taken to the stable and
q veterinary surgeon called.
The guardians of the peace were probably
searching the city and outskirts yesterday for
"prize fights" for a colored man, Supplied
with liquor, could have been seen lying in
the middle of Third street, near K, at any
time for nearly two hours. An impromptu
fight, in which there were three participants,
took place in front of the metropolitan
Theater in the afternoon. Il lasted for
several minutes, and attracted q large crowd,
but among them was found No policeman.
Each one of the fighters came out somewhst
worse for the engagement.
"Ice-Pack and Tundra" is the name of
highly interesting book just issued by Chss.
Scribner's Sons, New York, written by VIM.
81. Glider correspondent with the Rodgers
search expedition, and author of "Schwat-
ka's Search" The present book gives an &C.
count of the search for the Jeanette and of
remarkable ride of 2, 800 miles through the
frozen wastes of Siberia to the river Lena,
and also subsequent trip of 1000 TO the
west from Lena delta, during which he OBJ
tanned much of valuable interest from the ma
tives, of chronological nature, and all of which
is told IN very readable style. l VOL, Svo.,
with maps and illustrations. Sold by A. L.
Bancroft & Co., San Francisco So.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
E. L. Craft has returned from Woodland.

| f. L. Craft has returned from Woodland
| Frank Livingston went to Carson last evening
! DR.. G. A. White, returned from Nevada City yes.
terday.
Senator Whitney, of Alameda, went home last
evening
A. L. Pounstone, of the Oakland Mirror, and wife
are in the city.
Supervisor Mclaughlin returned from San Fran
cisco last evening.
Theodore Winters went to Reno, Nevada, on the
overland last night.
A. P. Catlin will leave for San Francisco this
morning, to be gone three or four days.
Lieutenant Governor Lawton, of Nevada, went
Though to San Francisco yesterday morning.
E. C. Belcher, of Marysville, came down yester.
day and went TO San Francisco in the afternoon.
Frank Hooper, mining SUPERINTENDENT OF Me-
vada county, is spending few days in Sacramento.
Colonel Ed. Perkins brother Of Governor Perkins
returned from the East yesterday by the Southern
route.
The Candelsria Club, an amateur dramatic society,
held meeting last evening at Albert Elkus' resi-
dencs.
George II. Chickering, of piano fame, and wife,
accompanied by j. P. Chichester OF New York. a
representative Of Chickering l. Son, arrived in this
city Saturday morning. In day or two they will
leave for an extended tour OF the coast.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: Niles Searls,
Fred Searls c. E. Mulloy, Nevada City; J. II. Bar
rett, Emira; j. w. Brown and wife, Salt Lake L.
A. Whitehurst Gilroy; o. w. Wheeler, Kansas
land Miss Blanche Rogers, Oakland c. j. Jones,
}. W. Ludusinger j. P Wentworth, Albert jerks,
W. NJ. Pierson, Lee Jacobs, II. G. Stall, F. Hooper,
F. B. Lyle, Charles Schwab.
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FREIGHT FROM THE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the 9th for Sacramento For L.
L. LEXIS & Co., IL refrgerators, l box trays, ]
box broilers, l box water coolers; Hall
Luhrs d Co., % barrels hams, 80 cases CLANS bar.
rels smoking tobacco, cases cigarettes; E. Com.
stock, 25 yapor stoves and fixtures cases tin
sets; Weinstock & Lubin, boxes dry goods, I6
churns; G. b. Corwin, box cigars; Baker & Hamil.
ton, crate clothes lines, boxes sleeves, boxes
hardware; LinoleY Co., 10 boxes plug tobacco
Whittier, Fuller Co., cases holdings, l case
paper hangings A. A. Van VOORHEES, & Co., bun.
Central Pacific Railroad, box hardware; C. W.
Chesley Co., boxes bottles; A. NJ Smith, 8
cases lamp globes; W. A. s. C. S. Houghton, cases
ruled paper; J. Hahn & Co., box fancy SOAP so
barrels sulphur; William Schroer, l box ware
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., case ruled paper, 800
carriage springs; W. D. Comstock, cases chairs
Bilngsley & Co., barrels broom-corn.
For Gridley-H. II. Neal, Is cases boots.
For Benicia-Agricultural Works, boxes NAL.
able iron castings
For Dixon-O. S. Chirmer, box machinery.
For Martinez-A. P. Nelson l box shoes
For Suisun-"J j. H." 8 barrels whisky.
For Lodi-A. n. Black box household goods
For Vallejo-James Wagner, 6, grain mills, 60
boxes machinery.
For Marysville-Frank Terstege, cases shoes
Garrett & Elder, box cigars.
For Red Bluff ]. Mayham, box regalias; NJ.
Manasse, case files.
For Columbia Hill Fl. II. Brigham, l box house.
hold goods.
For Napa-Dr Shurtleff, half barrel fish,
For Calistoga-L. c. Larson, box personal effects.
For Chico-Tickner, Burnham & Co., 8 boxes
clothing; W. w. Sherwood, l buggy bed and shafts.
For Auburn-Mrs. G. N. Jones, box household
goods.
For Nevada City, Gillett, box plants
For Redding--J. C. Crump, l box household
goods; John A. Austin. bundles bedding.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

An electric light will shortly be placed on
the bridge over the Second-stIest cut for the
accommodation of residents in that vicinity.
Andrew J. Marsh, the well-known short.
hand reporter, died on Friday in this city of
the age of 81. He was native of Bingham.
ton, New York.
A small find, consisting OF twenty. five
pounds of crude opium, valued OF about $780,
vas made on the Belgic Saturday. 1t was
discovered in the coal-buukers.
Oven Thorn, for several years connected
with local politics, and formerly Deputy
County Clerk, died Saturday morning. He
was 45 years of age, and leaves wife and
family.
The Verein Eintracht gave a grand mas.
querade ball in the Mechanics Pavilion
Saturday evening in behalf OF the sufferers
by the recent floods in Germany, Switzerland
and the Eastern States. Five thousand peo-
pie, more than half OF whom were spectators,
assembled in the hall.
Nearly hundred registration certificates
have been issued to Chinese during the past
two days. Up to date the number has
reached nearly 5000 The Chinese about to
depart nearly all go to Panama on the Rio de
Janeiro, TO Honolulu and Sydney or the
Zealandis, and to Victoria on the Dakota.
The stop and bottom" swindlers, a
species Of confidence operators who rope in
countrymen and induce them to bet on a sure
thing, and then rob them of their money,
have made their appearance in this city again
after, an abssrcs of more than year, and
the Chief Of Police has detailed officers to
watch them and prevent Ghem from swindling
unsophisticated people.