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MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden since las
report Huntington, Hopkins & Co., box carriag
robes, IA barrels glassware, boxes glassware,
drum iron pipe; John F. Cooper, pianos A. Geo
let boxes school States ]. F. Davis, 60 top bug
gies, 20 poles, 8 shafts. 30 sets wheels, II covers
Bipingsley Co., bundles wrapping paper, 1cas
whips brooms; Kirk, Grey & Co., . boxes drugs
Hall, Luhrs Co.. so cases lard, carsyrup; A. A Var
VOORHEES, IL Co., bundles leather; Locke & Laven-
son, case carpet binding; L. Elkus & Co., bo,
hats; Mrs A. Buckingham tubs butter; Vein
stock & Lubin, case whips; c. s. Houghton,
boxes notions; Continental Oil and Transportation
Company, tank coal oil.
For Dutch Flat. I. j., barrel whisky.
For Marysville-T. G. Kingsland & Son, box tin
ware, 6 boxes hardware, bundles mop sticks,
box hatchets, boxes lanterns, box saw frames
26 boxes hardware, 10 bundles merchandise.
For Stockton-Steinhart, Goldsmith & Co.,
cases boots
For Red BUFF. o. Garrett, IA boxes hardware
mauls, bundles wash-boards, boxes AK handles
box stove beds, box picks, box locks, il
bundles merchandise, kegs staples.
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nIEn

Sacramento November 6-Adam Bergman; a native
OF Bavaria, Germany, SO years, months aud "a
days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
late residence, 80. 700 street, between Seventh
and Eighth, this afternoon at o'cloekI
Sacramento, November James Bridge "a brother
in.law Of VI. oMeara, Sr.), native Of England,
t6 years. liverpool papers please copy)
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take plsce from
No. 1921 Seventh street, between and NJ, this
afternoon at o'clockl
Chico, November 4-Melvin Smith Ski ling 81 years.
Grass Valley November Elizabeth Quick, years
and months.
Woodland, November 7-Lottie Douglas. years.
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No MATTER what may be the name or how
long standing the trouble, DIR. Benson's Skin
Cure will always cnre skin diseases. Crate
full hundreds of cured patients attest this fact.
81. at druggists,
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BORN.

daughter.
Nevada City, November 3-wife of Martin Thomas,
Sr., daughter.
Bodie, November 5-wife OF Alex. Fitzpatrick, son.
Near Bieber, October 24-Nife of L. C. Herrick, a
son.
Grass Valley, November 4-wife Of John Glasson. a
daughter
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WE would call the particular attention of
the ladies to sn elegant and beautiful sssort-
ment of ostrich plumes and tips, in all shades
and colors, which will be placed in stock and
for sale tomorrow. To show the reduction
from former prices, we viii sell an extra
quality double ostrich plumes, % inches in
length, for So !; regular price, so. Tips IS
low as 10 cents each. Red House.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

II STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES lf
4 you are 30 unfortunate as to require them
With mind matured and enriched by studies OF 81
advanced order safely say that there is hardly
a disease in the catalogue OF human Ills that can
not treat to a successful issue.
LADIES-I am always ready TO assist you. Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. am now able TO treat you with the
certainty OF success. No peculiar TO your deli
cate organism is beyond my sure control.
Nv Female Monthly Medicines are superior 10 any
offered heretofore and will be warranted to have the
desired effect in oil cases.
Those of the public who need my services can De
pend upon Sentlemanly, honorable ADD scientific
treatment st reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who have been In
iured by youthful indiscretions, and those who
have contracted local diseased
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms OF the disease ol
trouble and receive medicine BY express with i1ll
Instructions All letters must be directed TO J. D.
JoSsELYl5, u. D., 225 Suffer street, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure Narrated In all cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally by letter, gratis. seno
!or book Comfortable apartments for patients Of
nv Inhrmary when desredl with experience
nurses.
Consultation Parlors 225 Sutter street, adjoining
the Young Mems Christian Association Building
Office hours-From A. NJ to P. "
My Diploma hangs In my ONCE
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriase
For sale by all newsdealers.
ie23.istf j. u. JOssslhh. ~. ~.
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A gravel mill is to be erected on gravel
claim on Chile ravine, near Coon hollow, Ell
Dorado county.
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THE brightest, clearest. cheapest and best
beer in the market is Fredericksburg Export
Beer. Car load just received By G. w. Ches.
lev. sole agent.
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ASK your druggist for free trial bottle Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
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Card.-TO all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
Weakness early decay loss Of manhood, ETC., will
send recipe that will you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by n
missionary in South America. Send sef-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station
D, New York City. n19-4plyTuThS
Advice TO asOthers,-Mrs. WinsIOw's
Soothing Syrup should always be used when children
are cutting teeth 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as
" bright as button" 1t is very pleasant to taste.
1t soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
PAIN relieves wind regulates the bowels and is the
best known remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
bottle n1S1yIuThS
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The Pleasant Valley mine. st Placerville,
has made rich strike.
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Our old standby. the Red House kip boot
Every pair warranted to bave three solid sole
leather soles.
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RUBBER overcoats, rubber hats and caps,
Rubber ovsrshoes. for men, women and chill
dren, at Red House.
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Auction.

business Advertisements.
Hle Bros.-Boots, shoes, clothing.
Mechanics Store ossamer rubber coats.
Hall, Luhrs & Co.-Pet cigarettes.
Wistar's Balsam-For colds and coughs.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


Redding's Russia SaIye meets with
wonderful success in all cases OF skin diseases.
o9-IVTuThS
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MARRIED.

Chico, November 4-Thomas Isom to Dora Aim
stead
Union Bill, Nevada county, November civilian
II. Dillirger TO Eliza Tales.
Marysville, November s. W. T. Handy to Anna X
Childress
Nevada City, November 5-Louis Dahneke to Mary
E. Price.
Nevada City, November S-Richard Gilbert to Sc
lima Bond
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater Monday evening.
Postponed-Military soiree, Company a.
Strayed-Reward offered.
Strayed-S50 reward.
Mathushech panos-527 ] street.
Notice-Womans Christian Temperance Union.
For Sale Horses and harness.
Knights Of the Red Cross-This evening.
L. A o. Meeting this evening.
Fer Saie-Farm of so acres
Ancient Order Of Foresters-This evening.
Ladies' Missionary Society - Calvary Baptist
Church.
Auction.
Household goods-November 9th, street, be
tween Eighth and Ninth.
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RUBBER boots, short and long legs. Pricas
guaranteed at Red House.
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: \ WE shsll offsr job lot of foe ostrich tips
and feathers, hats. ETC., tomorrow. at Milf
merry Department. Red House.
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PASSENGER LIsTs.

OMAHA, July 5th.-Left here to-day to arrive in
Sacramento July Sth: James Darlow, Chicago; E.
Il. York, Mrs ]. Simon and children, L. ID. Stone,
wife, child and mother, San Francisco; Henry Boys
Mass Br. 4. X. SAKE, NJ. Z. SAKE, Santa Clara
Cal Mrs G. l.. Miller, Omaha; Mr.. and Mrs
Gardner, Sydney, Australia; George Mccullough
Sacramento; 30 through enigrants left on Tuesday
nights train for California, AMI 80 last night.
CARLN, July 5th.-Passed Carlin to day, to ar
rive in Sacramento tomorrow: T. K. Valentine
and family, p. Bowman, San Francisco j. English
W. II. Rowland, New York city J. Carrick Jr
Glasgow, Scotland J. C. Adams, Oakland: E. c.,
Frost and wife, Maine; T. H. Russell, Mas lion, O.;
NJ. Roseushine, Miss B RosenshiIe, A. Simous,
Miss b. Smons, Mrs l. Simons, New York city; L.
J. Goodrich and wife, Sacramento; Miss A. Nicely.
Franklin, San Francisco; J. F. Baker and wife,
Bloomington, H.; c. l. Haska and wife, Chicago (;
II. G. Piman, san Francisco J. W. ellis and wife,
Rochester, \. y; Mrs. P. A. Cleveland, Washing
ton, D. c Mrs. A. Houston, St. Louis; II. j. Nc
Kusick, Oakland, Cal; Mrs. j. D. McCOmb, Miss
Carrie B. McConb, Saltwater, Mimi; II. j, Lsughlin
and family, Guadalupe Cal; Miss Addie \. Morse,
West BoylstOn Mass Mrs. Mary NJ. Blythe Chi
cago, Mass; c. F. Mckenna, New York Cry f.
Laning and wife, Petersburg, H.; j. A. Marchand
Greensburg, Pa; J. &. McChesney Oakland, Cal /;
T. ". Bennett, West Bedford, Mass Mrs. L. A.
Greenwood Miss C. Dodge Denver. Col; W. Nc
Caske Butte City, Mont. A. L. Williams, Kansas !;
Miss Sarah DAILY, Long Island, n. Y; Miss Kate
Meighen, San Francisco d. CORY, Wisconsin L.
Lipsett Henry Able, San Jose George Sutherland,
Newport, r l.; George J. Hopkins, Brooklyn, n.
Y; II. c. Vale and wife, Middletown, n. Y. also
the following Knights Tomplar and their families
7. J. Mackey and wife, Council Bluffs, Ia II. j.
B5Enot, Greensburg, Pa; 63 emigrant pas sengers,
including go Males TO arrive in Sacramento July 18th.
NEwHALL, July 5th.-Passed here to-day, to ar
rive in San Francisco tomorrow: A. Andrews,
Queradero, Mex; E. Kern, Los Angeles l. f. Blake,
San Francisco; John Hae1ett and wife, Oakland
Dr. Switzer, Healdsburg Mrs. C. Better, Mrs. B.
n O.
Louis C. H MoGowen, Chicago; L. Rice, San
Francisco G. ". Geaty, Texas Deputy Sheriff
Huber and two prisoners, Los Angeles Antonio B.
Rosaliz and family, Almo, Mex; P Reed, Banner
CITY Nah
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The TRADE DOLLAR.

The trade dollar appears to be doomed,
but we must confess that the present cru.
SADIE against it looks very much ike a
speculation. The coin was issued about ten
years ago to take the place of the Mexican
"pillar dollar so much desired for the
China trade The pillar coin was, in silver,
of greater value than our own. To give US a
fair show in the China market we issued a
coin OF 400 grains of silver, nine tenths
fine, and this we called the Trade Dol.
lar" 1t was not, and never has been, a
legal tender, except for amounts not exceed
ing S.. 1t was coined only for bullion
owners, and to make it fulfill the purposes
for which issued, it was made four grains
richer than the pillar dollar. The entire
coinage of the trade dollar amounted to
$50 10, 400. For some years the trade
dollar circulated freely in commercial
circles, for it was really worth more than
our silver coins of prior issue. When the
coin had been out about three years the
legal tender character of 1t was withdrawn
by Act of Congress, because the bullion
dealers were putting it upon the country at
par, the price of silver having declined.
By this means they were enabled to realize
above the value of bullion, and hence the
repeating Act. In 1876, therefore, the
coinage of the trade dollar ceased, and SO,
for nearly eight years, none have been
minted. Except for speculative purposes,
it is not easy to see what should have occa-
stoned the present excitement about this
coin, and the effort to depreciate it. The
coin now rates at less than its real value in
silver. 1t is said that an appeal will be
made to Congress to redeem the dollar at
par, and this may account for the current
assault upon it. If the dealers can induce
the Government to take it up at par they
will make nice thing. But it has been a
long time since it was declared no legal
tender, and it cannot have been used since
then to the injury of any one, except
where parties were ignorant of the law.
But the great volume of the value is held
by silver spectators. These can get out
of the coin all and more than it cost them,
and so few holders can suffer injury.
While here and there are few who ignor-
antly took the coin at par, it is not suf-
ficient reason upon which to base demand
that the nation shall redeem these bullion
medals at par, and it is not at all probable
that it will do 50.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Robert Hart was killed Wednesday night
by Thomas Fogarty, on Pacific street.
A Chinese boy, l6 years old, died at his
home Wednesday evening from stab in
the left side, received on July lst from a
white boy. The knife.wielder, who was
with a gang of others, is unknown thus far.
J. NJ. Abrams, of London, Eng, Of the
firm of J. Abrams & Co., has brought suit
against Code. Efelt & Co. to recover ST.
S25 for damages alleged to be sustained by
the non.delivery of l. 225 cases of Califor-
MIA canned fruit in accordance with the
terms OF contract.
The celebration Wednesday passed off
pleasantly, with but few exceptions. The
street parade, literary exercises, regatta
and Olympic Club games were the princi-
pal features of the day. In the evening
fireworks in different parts of the city and
various other entertainments were the
leading events.
The suit brought by twelve counties
against the Central Pacific, Southern Pa
cific, Northern, San Pablo and Tulare,
Vaca Valley and Clear Lake, and the Stock.
ton and Copperopolis Railroad Companies,
to recover taxes for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1852, has been transferred to the
United States Circuit Court. The total
amount involved was Sl45. 900.
General Carr, Colonel of the Sixth Cav.
airy, noted Indian fighter in last years
Apache campaign, now here, says the
only thing to be done to the Apaches
is to follow Crooks views. II an attempt
should be made to shut them in prison
many of them get away and rejoin other
hostiles General Carr came here to con-
suit with General Scofeld and purchase q
new lot Of horses for his regiment.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Advices from Frohnsdorff say that Walnut Le
Palal Nuncio at Vienna, has visited Count Cham
bord and conveyed the blessing OF the Pope to the
dying man.
The American ri6emen will be allowed to use
screw wind-guage only in the international match
at Wimbledon.
The King OF SaXony, who is making a tour was
Wednesday about TO ascend in the elevator of the
factory which he was inspecting at Milan when
weight attached to the fell killing the Governor
CT the district, who accom- panying His Majesty
and iniuriug the manager of the factory. The King
who bad entered the elevator before the accident
happened, was much overcome and abandoned his
tour.
The monument erected in Market Square, Ger
mantown, Pa, TO the memory of the soldiers and
sailors, was unveiled Wednesday. The monument,
with the statue, is So feet high, surrounded by a
railing made OF musket barrels with bayonets, cap
tured from the rebels duriug the war. The four
corner posts are of cannons captured from the
British in the war OF 1872.
At Concord n. Il, yesterday, the ballot for
United States Senator resulted in choice
The Duke OF Marlborough died of cardiac syncope
yesterday. He was 63 years old His death was
very sudden. He was slightly indisposed Wednes-
day, but dined with his family at the usual hour
and retired apparently we'll He was found dead on
the floor of his room.
The French Legitrmists said TO be distracted
with grief 9 the prospect Of the immediate death of
the Comte de Chamhord
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with Chambord out of the way, all royal
ists will very likely turn to the Orleanist
and array themselves under his banner,
if he shall have the courage to raise it.
But they cannot do go with any great en-.
thusiasm; the prejudices of an age are not
to be laid aside at a moment; and 1t Is
doubtful, too, if the Orleanist leader has
the desire to strike the republic-eer-
tainly not at this time. 1t is not probable
that he Will venture upon a revolution
without very cool and exhaustive exam
nation OF the ground before him and
counting of his own hosts. The French
republic is just now strong, and even if
European monarchies should, as ia hoped,
recognize the claims of Orleans, he could
not prefer bis demand except with a terri
bic struggle, and one of very doubtful out
come. The republic was defnitively
organized in 1876. and has hence ex-
listed nearly eight years under con-
ditions of the most remarkable character,
and which are too well understood TO need
recapitulation. It began with monarch
ical majority in the Senate and Republi'
can majority in the lower house, and ever
since has been bufsted by pardOned Com
muuits, self-seeking royalists, the schem-
ing of ImpeTialists and selfish men, and the
menaces of monarchial claimants. The
mercurial temperament of the French PEG.
pie, the wonderful celebrity with which
they act upon the impulse of the moment,
the waring factions that scheme under the
protection Of the republic for its destruc-
ton, the vacillating policy of her Ministry,
are evidences which should prepare the pub
lie mind to be surprised at no attempt that
may be made to change the form Of gov.
eminent. But whatever these attempts
may be, and notwithstanding the secret
enmity of Europe to the republic, there
are reasons to believe that it will outlive
the present menace. With Chambord, the
Legitimist party dies under the Comte de
Paris we do not believe monarchial party
of unity and strength can be rallied. He
will not dare to answer in the affirmative
the question of lie Totaire &C. Are you
King" Aud, as that journal adds, his
silence will be Reputation, and that
means peace to the republic and the end of
any serious efforts to establish throne in
France,
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WASHINGTON.


'Mong all the brilliant galaxy of heroes dead aud
gone
How brightly CLOVIS the roble name Of our own
Washington
Through the soldiers deeds of valor shines the true
worth Of the man.
Never, since the worlds first cycle through Times
glowing hour glass ran,
Saw the watchful stars above US such epitome of
Truth
Such bright unsullied record from the dawning
hour Of youth
How our pulses thrill while tracing through the
wars dark, bloody years
The patriots and their leader-their alternate hopes
and fears
From the dark shores OF Long Island we behold
their swift retreat,
On that somber night in August after Strings dire
defeat,
Ger the black and sobbing river TO the safe and
| farther shore;
Aud our hearts stand still with terror at that mid
night lannon's roar.
Then every breath freer the last boat gains
the strand,
Aud the dreadful strain is over, and they hear the
glad command:
Forward, march the day is breaking !" from the
| lips OF Washington;
And the nights deep pelil is over and the longed-
for goal is won.
Then, in bleak December weather, through the
binding seet and snow,
Heroes STILL tho sore disheaTtened, they passed
TO meet the foe.
You can trace them by the blood.stains that their
|
You may see them tramping onward through the
| chill nights deepest shade,
You can watch them through the ice.hoes OF the
turgid Delaware,
But you cannot them falter their leader e'er
despair
But, far darker days were coming-days to chant
| Hopes funeral dirge;
Can we eer forget that winter in the camp at Valley
| Forge?
The halt-clad, ill-fed army 'mong those Pennsyl-
vanian hills,
And the General nobly striving to alleviate their
| ills?
Can we eer forget the picture of that ice-bound
| rocky gorge,
And the Christian soldier kneeling in the snow at
Valley Forge.
Praying for the land he fought for-praying for the
| men he led
For the children, weeping, sobbiDg DER the graves
OF fathers dead
For homes desolate and lonely, and the dear ones
Praying that the dawn of triumph light their mid.
night Of despair
o, there is brighte. picture in the corridors Of
Time
Christ amid the Syrian lilies was not purer- more
sublime
You may seek through Hist'rys pages from our
own to farthest Ind
! You may pirate of Roman valor, and forget that
| Romans snned
You can link their names together who held Their
mopyia,
And you'll only find our hero's own untarnished
You may tel how Fabius Maximus defeated Han
| nibal,
But when you speak of Washington you speak of
| one and all.
Who shall doubt our ar Lord heard him that He
answered ev'ry prayer
! OF the brave true-hearted soldier whom our sons
sons shall revere
o, God grant through all the ages that they keep
| his memry green
That in Fane's bright laurel garlands never be his
| name unseen;
That the land his love bequeathed us shall do honor
| to his dust,
Till her last son at the Judgment unto God yields
| up his trust.
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LAKE GEORGE (N. ", July 5th.-The College
crews decided not to start in the consolation race
this morning. The referee then called the single
scull race, postponed from Yesterday The watei
was lumpy. Captain Jennisou, of the Princeton
crew, contested against ]. Koher of the University
OF Pennsylvania. On tie start Jenuison took the
lead and easily kept it throughout the race A
strong headwind prevailing prevented the making Of
fast time. Kohler jumped his seat at the haf-mlle
and was compelled to wait fully thirty seconds be-
fore starting again Jennison stopped several time:
down the course, and crossed the finish in l3:1sl
KohleT, l4:I2i.
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dubbed and shot-Escape OF Prisoners
EXPLOSION of n Cannon.

OMAHA, July 5th-At o'clocl, this morning, Ed
Sears. alias Shatte, went to the room Of Martin
Knight and terribly pounded him with a club, and
then shot him fatally in the stomach. Sears escaped
Both men were working in brioky ard in the south
west part of the city, and boarded near by. They
had trivial quarrel yesterday, ana Sears laid Tor
his victim all night to get revenge.
Eleven mi itary prisoners, convicted OF various
ofenses and sentenced to serve out their term at
Fort Leavenworth, de their esclpe from the
guard-house at Omaha last night by digging under
the foundation and Selling and tying the sentinel
Three of the prisoners were recaptured to-day.
An old brass cannon exploded at Missouri Valley
Iowa, fatally injuring man named White, who was
firing salutes with it. He loaded it with two and
half pounds of powder and filled it up with dirt.