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New-York tribune., 1884-01-11

DEEKSKILL N. " Military Acaderny.-For
circulars address Col. c.J. RIGHT, A. NJ" Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
i Chester year. Degrees conferred.
LIVll In g.nreIIEgi Chcinsul, ia. Sic-, lngls!
col. THEO. HYATT, President
DYE, n. Y.-Bradtord Mansion School Wip
IL term will begin nov. 23 Cd COLLINS, Principal
CT. AUSTIN'S SCHOOL, Staten Island Rec
- tor, Rev ALFRED q. MORTIMER Unye sity OF Lon
DOM ssistant M8sers, Rev g. l.. GRANSTON lbrown -
=. LAS~ITEH lruCct, NJ W = Wy LIE IiaIN a a.
formation address Rev. A q. MORTIMER West Brighton,
Staten Island n. Y.
SWITHEN c. SHORTLIDGES MEDIA
added students aCmtcd and CLASSIFIED at any
time All pupiis board with the principal. l. instructors
Special attention both advanced aud backward pupils
School opens after the holidays Jan 30 fXoa nT covers
every eTppnse. boots &c Address SWlTHIN {.
sHORTLIDGE- M (harvaId College GRADUATED Media,
Penn
For YoUny LaGez-Countrv
DORDENTOWN, n. }. - Female College
ID beautifully located very heaul and thorough superb
OF Music ana Ar Departments Tor circular &c, address
Rev " u. {. BON En- A A, President.
CONN., MIDDLETOWN.-"Th The Misses Pat
- tens English Classical Family and Day School for
Young Boauiu location ans, superior advautaEts
MISS AIKEN'S BOARDING AND DAY
NI SCHOOL for young ladies' stamford Conn, reopens
sept 2G. For particulars address N ltes {. AIKEN.
MISS MOTIFS English and French Family
vi and Day School for Young Ladies, SO Walst, New
Haven The Nth year begins Thursday september 20
Circulars sen, upon application
EHE ELMS-Family and day school for
1 GIRLS NO l4l H'gh-st, Springfield, Mass, For cIcn
lars address The Principals Misses PORTER CHAhPNEf
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REAL ESTATE.

EEwYoRK, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1881.
The following sale was made Mt the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
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,s .nnrr on nrn-n n the rnIted states and Canada:

Jan. o. Dec 20 Jan. G Jan. Z.
Wheat bush 35 80 54 80. O7,4OO 2l.l55'0 l753o42l
Corn bush lU1 ul"3 $50 ,,Ot4 92-5'lI4 lb4&657l
S9is busJ - IUSAaG 5,2,g,G 4,,2j,J~S 2U-S Iv3
it@rIry Iush 213s32 3.ZJ2. tgj 400. ,u3O 2~ls5"5
Re-, josh. ..o1 .,2,G 2,o.3.5i9 10 i.9il 2,ZlaJo4
rcrUohu reports Grain pass Jan. lp l-S4:
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For Boys and Young Men Country.

For Boys and Young hen- -Oountry.
A HOME-LlKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
~ Young Boys. l. HlNDs. 4. Nj, nemps,ead, q. l.
tLEXANDERINST Military Board
"A ing school, White Plains y. Y. Principal AZ. ILLS,
Pm ID.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
Il coiIere TeleCted candidates coached,
summer or winter. StOckDridge, Mass +. nUFFMANN
DORDENTOWN, Y. J.-Military Institute.
I'D Prepares for College Business %iney located health
ful and thorough For circulars, &c, address
Rev. Nm G. BOWEN. a. NJ. Principal.
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHkEEP-
~ SIZE n Y. prepares Boys for College, Scientific ald
Government School and for Business. JOHN MILEf.
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Citp ilropertn 60 Get.

ITO LET.-StOres, lofts and buildings on Beck
Il man. Spruce, Frankfort, Jon William and Pearl st5
rutland & WHITING Beekman-st.
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{ itp l1ro erin manteo.

Gitp l1ro erin Uanteo.
4 OFFS WANTED TO LEASE.-AIust con-
H tain square and be located below Canal
between Elm-st and West Broadway. Address LOFTS
Box 2S24, New-YOrk.
NNANTED.-On long lease, by an Old-estab-
w shed and perfectly responsible trm, 81 ORE stu
atcd east OF BrOldway west OF Wiamst, between Fulton
10 be about % feet front IS feet deep
and stories. Apply TO p o. Box l,20i, New.IOrk CITY
\TANTED-and will pay immediate cash for
w good property II cheap PAUL p. TODD lao Broad
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FOOT OF LIBERTYSTr NORTH RIVER
Direct from Brooklyn via Annex 2oatS
from Brooklyn Bridge Pier
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For Both Sexes-CitY.

FRIENDS SEMINARY, for both sexes, las
lGtlst and Rutherford place. Kindergarten, primary
academic and cole gate classes ,,,-, =, ,,,o,.,
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DENTISTRY.
s. :. SOUTHWORTH

SUCCESSOR TO
DREWER & SOUTIIWoR1II DKNTISTS
d Seventh and streets, Sacramento.
aui6-,plln
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

During the past month /, 500 immigrants
have arrived in Oregon from the East.
Liquor dealers in Washington Territory
have organized to defeat the Sunday law
Car drivers at Los Angeles have been vic
timized lately by giving change for bogus
dollars.
The Bo,lie Free f,resssays; White-winsed
peace again reiGns over the recently war
like village of Lnndy.
Janes Finlayson, Of Ffealdsburg, lost 800
gallons OF wine the other day hy the break
ing of Il tank in his winery.
Eureka. Cal. has 5000 Inhabitants, and
requires but two policemen and CITY Mar
shat to keep things III order.
Captain Worth, late master OF the steamer
Umatiila. was committed for trial AZ Veto
ria. B. e.. Yesterday, charged with the THEFT
of $40 in gold,
The wine industry III Fresno has been
stimulated through concessions 'naue py
the railroad in the removal OF the burden
of full freight charges on returned empty
casks.
reward OF 81 900 is offered for the re-
covcry- nf the BODY of T. w. Cover, who
was sllnnose.l to have been lost on the Col
orado desert while prospecting, on the "a
of September last.
A pleasant case of political amenity is
renarted from Trinity county. The Demo-
cratic candidate for Sheriff became seri-
ouslv i'll with pneumonia, whereupon his
| Republican opponent ceased work IN the
| canvass and went home, refusing to take
| advantage of his rivals illness.
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SIsKIYuU.

YREKA. November 6th.--From the most com
plcte returns. and estimate on precincts TO hear
from HCnley's majority will bc about l75.
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REpDING. November 6th-Returns for Trinity
county are all in. Majoritics Blaine y, CGroth
crs - Nule g.
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nBNTIST. QUINNS BUILDING, ,yoT=N>
~ northeast corner Fourth and SafsSs-sss.sSS
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted onN11IN
sll bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction of teeth ie25tf
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H. F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON.
ROOT, NELSON g CO.,

TNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists, Front street, be
tween and o. Castings ana Machinery OF
every description made TO order. ja2t-ip1m
F. TosTEE J. o FUNgToN.
1855. =. FOSTER 6 CO., 1881.
DOOK-BTNDERS, PAPER-RCLERS AND
u Rlnrk Ear. Manufacturers No 3IQ ] q root.
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NArA November 6th.-The sixteen precincts
of Napa county have been heard from M
officially. and give Blaine %27 majority. Ga
sembly by over 200 majority.
NAPA November 6lh.-Full returns from all
the precincts in this county now give Blaine
l.59f Cleveland l.270. Clrothers ,607 Henley
| 269 St John 10. BlaineS majority, 32i; Ca
rothcrs' majority, :3S; Pettet, for the Assembly,
gels 1S7 majority.
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p q STUR q GE.
ARNO STOCK FARM,
Fruit Ranches For Sale.

Containing 100 acres in all; 81 acres in
Table Grapes of all varieties; - acres in Fruit
Trees, all bearing, young and healthy; mostly
Peach There is a Good Dwelling, containing
rooms Large Stable Packing house, etc.
The soil is deep, clear Of bedrock or hardpan.
The fruit does not require irrigation and no
superior Fruit or Grapes are brought to this
market. Situated miles from the city and
ouehalf mile from railroad station. The pro-
ducts Of the place viii net over $500 this
year, and the peach crop was very light.
Also
SO acres OF land. miles south of the
city. ~ acres i'll Grapes; 4 acres il Strawber-
ries and BlackbeTries; % acres III Fruit; good,
nearly new Dwelling; two Barns; two Wagons,
all E.-rming Tools, etc. Price, $500.
-AISO--
We have subdiYidcd u tract ut Brighton,
fronting on Sacramento Valley Railroad, into
u, j. and % acres, ana otier them for $50 per
acre; One-thirl cash.
Apply to
SWEETSER g. ALSIP,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
No. 1915 Fourth street, bet. ] and K,
SACRAM MENTO.
S9-lplm
MONEY TO LOAN !!
ON REAL. ESTATE AT \ low RATE OF
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SAN FRANCISCO, November 6th-Of the six
Congressional Districts in the State, the Repuh-
licanS have certainly carried four, and two are
still iu doubt. Louttit in the Second: McKenna,
in the Third: Morrow, in the Fourth and Mark
ham. IN the Sixth are elected by handsome
majorities. Returns show that CarotherS (Rl.
in the First District is about DO ahead of Hen
ley, whose election now is placed III the graNcsy
doubt. In the Fifth District FELTON, jR) ran
ahead of sullivan in the three rural counties
nearly 80 4 Careful count of the vote in that
part of the Tifth District in this city will be nee
essary to decide the close contest.
SAN Francisco, November 6th.-One hundred
and thirty-:wo precincts of the city give; Tor
Mayor. Bartlett, nos: Merry, l7.fi2 For
Sheriff, Hopkins l4597: Patterson, lSs59; Con
nelly. 5 30. The majority OF the Republicans
on Joint ballot of the Legislature viii probably
exceed Il.
Later returns give the Republicans is Assem-
hlymen and Is senators, which would leave
them majority of ii on joint ballot.
Later figures for CougrpSSmen show the fol-
lowing: First District. CarothorS 7,O2l; Henley,
6,4oi. second District Louitit, l0,.%S: sum
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0AELANn. November 6th-The following are
the complete returns i'll Alameda county
Blaine 1902, Cleveland 4,a17 Blaiues major
ity, 2,SS5. Joseph AleKenna 600, John r. Glas-
cock 5,O7S; McKeEna'S majority, 2,5g2. Surc-
riOr JudgeS-Greone 5,Gl2, Gibson 5.577, Rcd
man t. 80, McEirath $40. Crane .I4a. The As
emblymen electeda ara rs follows Republicans
George v. y atson, William II. jordan, Walter
H. Haywood. v. D. Tyler DcmOcrajS-Frank y.
Motif, Joseph +. Black. The Republican county
tjrEtt i t,lpgtn5
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III. III. PIERSON

DENTIST. 415 STREET. BE- EZro.
~ tween Fourth and Fifth Sacrit-i irSsssssss.ssSS
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted onSIILID
Gold, Vulcanite and all bases. Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas Administered for painless extrac-
ton of teeth iy14-lm
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a Sv'S Wish

"Oh, how do wish my skin was as clear and
can easily make it So answered the friend.
"How?' inquired the first lady
by using Hop Bittcrs that makes pure rich
blood and blooming health. 1t did it for me as
y0u observe"
REs- None genuine without bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile. poi
sonous stuff with Hop" or Hops" in their
name.
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A MOTHERS JOY.

OFFICE OF STATE CAJFoEN


he dortheb o
oldan dsincebi bnal
baby wills pfo
the
Iwinto ogiyeth
toan hherh hGsehod MRS OTIS BLAHON.
No gSplhF Firtst ret
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JyOR sALE-A STEAM PUMP. WITH a CA
1, paclty of 2a00 gallons an hour For further
particulars inquire of LEE STANLEY, X street,
Tenth and Eleventh n4-tf
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C., ZWICREI

Ni-STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
Ifk and Fifth CGst-Iron Founder Mauufact-
urer of all kinds of Cast and Rod-Irou Railings
and Fences. All Building Castings nade TO order.
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PLAcERvHIE. November Gth-u Dorado
county gives Louttit l .29S Sumner !SS. All the
precincts are heard from
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"Or. if You are in the workshop, on tbs
farm. at the desk, anywhere, and feel
that your system needs cleansing. ton
ing, or stimulating, without intoXicat-
ing, if you are old.
blood thin and impure, pulse
feeble, nerves unsteady. faculties
waning, Hop BitterS is what You need TO
give you new life, health aud vigor."
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BUSINESS CARDS.
q. QUINN 81 SONS.

CARRIAGE PAINTERS U.ATE FOREMAN
u of painting department of the California
Carriage Factory, Eighth and ~ with Pike Il
Young, Fourth and streets, Sacramento. Fine
finish and Durability guaranteed au63m
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If you are sicl, with that terrible sick
ness, Nervousness, you Will find L Balm
in Gilead IN Hop Bitters.
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heard from give Blaine 92t. Cleveland ,305
Carothcr7 SO, Henley 2l3, Iiurlburt Si6. Rogers
/ 2S9 Irvine 9S1, w. Henley, ~. There are Is
precincts yet to hear from which may increase
the Democratic majority to $40.
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BAKERsFELD November Gth-As nearly us
can be asceitained, until the official count is
made, the vote in this county with few pre-
ciEcts TO be heard from that will not change the
maiorities materially, is rs fellows: Blaine 5jS,
Cleveland 699, Markham i91, Del Vale 6lS, Ben
nett ~. AShe 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Words of Warning and Comfort.
= If you are suffering from poor health or
languiShing on Il bed of sickness take cheer
il you are simply ailing, or if you feel
weak and dispirited
'withoutclearl know
ing why Hop Bitters
will surely cure you.
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GEORGE W. YOUNG,

CUCCEsSOR TO PIKE & YOUNG, CARRIAGE
- Manufacturer corner Fourth and l. streets,
Sacramento. Established in 1850. All sizes Of
Buggies, Phaetons, Spring and Thoroughbrace
Wagons. Repairing, Painting and Trimming
done. rn20-fptt >
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MI ECEp.

gives Blaine - votes, Cleveland g., Louttit -
Sumner -. Hopeton PTocinct-Blainc2 p, Cleye-
land 67, Loyitit 2l. SIMMER tS CresSey-Baint
2S, Cleveland -, -. John >, Louttit y, Sumner
81. Webster
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ArBuRN. November 6th-The returns Of this
county are nearly all in. Blaine has l,d03 votes
Cleveland 81. Louttlt ,Gl7. sumner l,3Sl The
Democrats elect their county tic ket, with one
or two exceptions Colby RI is elected to the
Assembly The few precints to hear from will
increase Blaiue's majority.
AuH'RN, November Gth.-Louttit's majority in
Placer county is go.
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WHOLE NO. l0,47l.

county as follows Bainc ! ais f,lr~ais, :
i'lGi' Markham l,ee bel Vale iSi. steele
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CoLrSA November 5th.-Ninetccn precincts
give Cleveland 6il majority. The other seven
precincts gave Hancock 17$ majority The per
centage Of increase will not be 81 much as The
last. We estimate majority At not over 500.
Henley is > ahead OF Cleveland.
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A GRICULTURAL WORKS NINTH AND X
"A streets, builds every description of Pump
ing Machinery, Steam Engines, Horse powers
etc. ! New Design of DEEP WELL PUMP just
ont
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YUBA CITY. November 6th-Rcturus have
been received from the following precincts
Nocolomne Total vo;e. Is. Blaine 33 Cleve-
land y Butler l, Louttit 50, sumner ~, Chandler
Il, Ohleyer -. Parks 81 0strom -.
Merdiau-TOtal vote east, l2i. Blaine GS
Cleveland 81, st. John II, Loutit H. Sumner -.
Chandler ~. Ohloyer 5S, Parks Il, Ostrom 80.
Nuha City-Total vote. Isl Blaine li2, Clcve-
land l97. It. John H. Butler !, l.outit lt2 Sum
ner l29. Chandler ll5, Ohleyer l5S Parks 100,
Ostrom ~.
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If you have rough, pimply or sa!ow skin, bad
breath. Hop Bilters viii give You fair skin, rich
blood. the sweetest breath and health. 500 will
be paid for 4 ease they will not cure or help.
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NEVADA CITY. November 6th.-The total vote
here was ,l4l, the largest cast in twenty-seven
years. Blaine has 40 majority, against 2l2 for
GARFIELD four years ago. Iouttits majority viii
be as great as Baines. The Republicans elect
their entire county ticket, including both As
sembiymen.
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If you are frequentcr, or a resident of
a miasmatic district, barricadc Your sys-
ten against the scUurge OF all countries
Malaria, Epidemic, Bilious and Inter
-mittont Fevers by the use ofIIop Bitters
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own fault if you remain i'll. If
you are wasting away with any form
of Kidney disease, stop tempting death this
moment, and turn for azure 10 Hop Bitters.
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-A BARGAIN

J1HE RIVERSIDE MILL PROPERTY, T
1 and [, Tenth and Eleventh streets,
buildings and lot S0x160 feet, is offered at pri-
vate sale for limited time only and if not sold,
viii be disposed of at auction Bids, all cash or
part cash, viii be received by CARL STR0BEL,
S2l street. O2214t
NOR sALE-A ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A
L well-established blacksmithing and wagon
making business. in the town of Auburn, Placer
county. Cal. For terms and particulars address
J. NJ WHITE Auburn Ol6-lm
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GHEESyI!IF. November 9th. - Returns are
coming in very slowly. Crescent preclnct gives
Blaine -. Cleveland 81 Carothers ~ Henley
63 Prattyille preeinct-Blaine y, Cleveland IL.
Carothers y, Henley Is. Butte Valley precinct
Blaine u CarotheTs TO- Wood. Republican
candidate for Assembiyman from Piumas and
Sierra, is undoubtedly elected.
Quincy. November 6th.-Plumas county gives
majority for Blaine of 10, Carothers loo, Wood
135. .. to
Blaine ll5. Carothers l16, Wood 70.
SAN JOAQUIN.
STOCKTON. November 6th.-Louttit. for Con
pressman. received :. 1l6, and Sumner 2952.
SrocEToN. November Gth.-Slaines vote IN
This city is 3,O9S GarGeid'S was 2,56S Cleve-
land received 3,@l2, Hancock 2io9
SAN BERNARDINo.
SAN BERxARplNo, November Gth.-Twenty-
fo,,r nrecinctS with ten 10 hear from yet, gives
blaine 1870. Cleveland 1850. The outside pre-
cincts will change these figures but very niue
if nnyth ng will add 10 Elaine ana MarShani;
There. is no change in the county ueGet. III VIII
90 Republican. with the exception OF coroner,
Dr. Huff. and Garner for supervisor
SAN MATEo.
Rrnwaop CRY. November eth noilcial re-
turns give FELTON,, for Congress - majority III
San Mateo county.
SANTA BARBARA.
SANTA BARBARA, Noyember 6th.-Co'nplete
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HoILrsrER. November 9Th Full returns OF
SAN Renito Markham57i, Del Vale 20.
A majority OF l5S for Del Vale
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TO FARMERS.
FOR SALE-T0 LET.

L'oR RENT-THREE SUNNY ROOMS, IN
{ New Building, suitable for housekeeping,
furnished or unfinished VIII be rented low
TO man and wife. without children. Call at
G. NJ. CAHPBELL'S, No. 100 K street. n6-1w
NOR SALE-25O ACRES VERY GOOD.sss.t
l. Farming Lard; well fenced; only y ssrr,'F
miles from here, and near Railroad Station. -
Price, ss22 so per acre. Inquire of CARL
STROBEB, No. ;21 J street. n5-6t&
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DoWNWNtLF, November 6th.-From returns
received this county is sure for Blaine and Io-
gan by over 700 mSioriiY. This precinct gives
loI Seward. Republican candidate for Superior
Judge has from returns received over 500 ma
jority
paWNtrvlLSr, November 9Th The entire Re
publican county ticket is elected Wood, Rcpub-
SAYS that he has adviccs iusgriaS his election hy
q handsome mgiOr.ty
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BoDIE. November 9th - Returns. complete
from all but Two precincts, give Blaine 4s$
Cleveland 80 Markham I75 Del Nalle 32S The
Clerk and Treasurer.
BoD1R. November Gth-Markham has Isl ma
iOrity in Mono county.
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DAN. II NAN j. II lAA->
j. IYNfAN. JR.. & BRO.,

yXTATCHMAKERs AND JEWELLERS, a.
w SOC J street, between Fihh and sf.7s.
Sixth, have always on hand choice vari e e
ETY. Of fne Watches, Diamonds, Jcwelry, III s-G
etc ia7-fm
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To give list Of his cures would be impossible; besides unnecessary
for you doubt these you would not believe Others lie treats and cures al
durable diseases Of whatever name nature in WhG part Of The system
located Or however much heretofore d0CtOrd and failed to be cured
CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
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SAN p1rTo. November 6th.-NaYkham carrie
san Diego county by not less than 90a majority
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.IANIES hfcGuiRE.

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPEEs
VI Iron Doors, Jail Cells Shutters, Railings
Gratings, Houseworl and Blacksmithing in gen
eral, No. $40 X street, between Fifth and Sixth
Secondhand Doors ior sale je22-4ptt
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MILLINERY OPENING

Call and see the GRAND OPENING OF all
The Latest STYLES in FAN and Winter
Millinery Goods at
ATTS. Aat& en- stCLn'9,
No. COS J street. sj1plm
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MILLINERY.
MILLINERY OPENING.

WE WILL OPEN FOR INSPECTION on
w Thurday Friday and saturday, October
18th. 18th and 18th, our French Pattern Bonnets
and Bound Hats together with all the latest
novelties i'll Fine Millinery, which the ladies OF
anime ut AiESDAMES BARBER & PEALER, G2l
street, between Sixth and Seventh, Sacra-
mentO. 81 lply
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SANTA CEvZ. November 6th.-Votc on Con
grt,SSSsinan IN Santa Cruz county-Fclton .Goi.
sullivan ii3, CraWhurSt5
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san LUIS oBlSro November 6th.-La PAM,
precinct, san Luis OhiSpO c0unty-Elaines 10
Flaco pgrciuCt-Bhine II. Cleveland II For
senator Steele H. S,orkc .
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SANTA BARBARA, Sovember cth-co,nplete
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WONDERFUL CURE OF DEAFNESS.


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all the precincts in FL Dorado county are in
giving ii total vofe of 2679. Cleveland 1479
Blaine l,2m. In 1850 Hancock received 1.5-0
Garfield l.4l7. Sumner i2S, Louttit .29S. Tho
lemocrauc majority Ia this county for Mailer
for Senator, is 10. Watson. for the Assembly
-, with Alpine county to hear from. The Dem
ocratS elect Williams Superior Judge; Gait
Sheriff; Irwin, District Attorney: Skinner
Treasurer, and Swendt, Supervisor. In the
Third District the Republicans elect Wilmer
Clerk; Spencer Coroner: Burton. Surveyor, and
for Supervisors Barlow i'll the First, Long in the
Second. Leachman in the Third. Bryant in the
Fifth District. Ii is not probable that Alpine
county viii give a Republican majority sufficient
TO change the result for Senator,