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gXitfvnxxoxj urtionsi THE COURTS Police A Henley Judge Wednesday April 0 John Brnnnnn disturbing tho peace Fined $10 Goorgo Faylor assuult anil Fined $20 Kate Johnson disturbing tho peace Sentenced to 24 hours Leonard Freer disturbing the peace Continued till tho 15th John Odoll assault with a deadly Same order Mudumo Retcie disturbing tho peace Cassa violating city Ordinance-Continued till tho mii Sw'Amp Land Tho Board of Supervisors wore in session to-day as Swamp Land Commissioners aU tho members being present The report of the Trustees of District No 89 was read and ordered on file John Crofton requested that action lie delayed therein and that tho Board reconsider tho order establishing said district Beckman movod that tho Clerk bo direetod to give notice to tho State Register District No 50 was ordered approved Tho following resolution offered by Beckman was adoptod 11 Resolved That tho Swamp Land Clerk bo and hereby is instructed to notify the County Treasurers and Boards of Supervisors of Yolo and Solano counties of the passage of the law changing the boundaries of Sacramento county ao as to include within them Sutter Island known as Swamp Land District 24 and to respectfully request them to transfer all books and papers In relation to said district to the Board of Supervisors of Sacramento county and to obtain from said Treasurer and Boards a transfer to tho Treasurer of Sacramento county of all moneys if any standing to tho credit of said Adjournod Some The Metropolitan Theater bills for this evening having announced that a powerful maonner-clior of tho Arion Socioty have kindly volunteered their services lor this the President of tho Sacramento Arions desires it stated that they have no Information on tho subject and have not been consulted on that point and if it means them there is a mistake out somewhere EDWARD CADWALADER CROXCR CMmlwlMtr ol Dwd loo Maine Pennsylvania Wtoeooain Hampshire Washington Iowa Vermont Ohio Missouri Massachusetts New Jersey Oregon Rhode Island Indiana Nevada Connecticut Illinois Maryland York Michigan And all other States and Territories Beal Estate and taea ranee Agoat and Conveyancer Legal Tender Netea bought and sold OFFICE earner Third and 9 treats Office hours on Haturdays I AM to I nnd from 7 to 10 PM m21-Im UNION INSURANCE C02PAIY 416 and 41 CnUftrala glow! SAX FRANCISCO Cash Capital and Surplus over lOOOOOO EDW CADWALADER General Agent for Sacramento Placer Yolo and Solano counties Office No It street corner Third Sacramento Fire and Marla Risks Takea And Policies Issued without delay at the Lowest Rates 13-3at EDW CADWALADER REAL E8TATE AGENT To LET TWO NEW FRAME Dwellings: 7 rooms nicely finished and very conveniently situated on street near Second Rent 136 Two New Frame Cottages: 4 rooms good and city water situated on street near Eleventh Rent 15 Handsome new Frame Dwelling 8 Rooms and Bath Room on Seventh street between and opposite Capt fine premises Small Frame Dwelling on Tenth street between and Rent 12 Large Basement 8 feet in clear under Central Restaurant 1(17 street Nice Frame Dwelling 6 rooms Corner Eighth and streets Brick Warehouse suitable for a Carpenter Shop or Factory on alley and I Seventh nnd Eighth streets Small Frame on Seventh street and nice and new Rent $12 mlO-tf 80000 REWARD! Sacramento March 25 1870 irsEdlton Sacramento Beet The Irvy reward of Twenty-five Hundred Dollars ($2500) offered for Information which will lead to the conviction of the parties who fired the Central Pacific Railroad Bridge across the American river on the mornlngofthe twenty-fourth (24th) Instant Is hereby Increased to FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS (99000) If the Information oomes from an accomplice ho will not only receive the Rewardf but will not he prosecuted by the Company IELAND STANFORD m25-tf President Hair Dye Tkl splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world Harmless reliable Instantaneous doe not contain lead nor any vl talic poison to produce paralysis or death Avoid the vaunted and delusive prepara-lons boasting virtues they do not posset The genuine A Hair Dye has had 30 years untarnished reputation to uphold Its Integrity as the only perfectHalr Black or Brown Sold by all Druggists Applied at No 16 Bond street New York 2jy Drugs ami RUDOLPH APOTHECARY Corner Fourth and it SACRAMENTO CAL fl Agent of the Sacramento Bible Society f21-lm WAIT APOTHECARY AND DEALER IN DRUGS AND MEDICINES Ha returned to hi New Store Southeast Corner and Second a to SACRAMENTO a4-lm SWEETLAND street corner of Sir Jov and io £tt A SUIT OF BEAUTIFULLY FUR- ntshed Front Rooms to let at the HOWARD HOUSE otreet Front and Second between t-Iw City School Examination The annual examination of the public schools commenced yesterday The first examined was Primary No 1 of which Miss Burns is Principal and Mias Iloit Assistant There was a fair attendance of parents and friends of the school This school has 154 names on tho roll the average attendance being HO Tho Examiners wore Directors Miller and Ross who speak well of the advancement of tho scholars Tho following received certificates of merit Mary Pomroy Ida Bragg Hattie Currier Nellie Lynch Minnie Williams Sophia Dugan Alice Bush Katie Rice Flora Greenlaw' Ilia Gillis Lillie Hatch Hattie Wandroph Sarah Alexander Ida Van Heusen Anna Barenkamp Moggie Morrison Elvira Thompson Mary Masten Eddie Brooks John Clark Joseph Wiseman Fred Roth William Pall Eddie Griffin Willie Gunn Duke Dodsworth Willie Crocker Isaac Barker Thos Littlefield George Littlefield John Stocham Walter Marston Joseph Jones Albert Merchant Gustavo Reichart Andrew Holfelder Alfred Hall Chas Roddy The Graduating Class consisted of thirty-one scholars viz: Katie Montgomery Arnold Hyman Bertie Kemble Albert Johnson Anna Nichols Charles Eldred Maggie Hess Joseph Anthony Ellen Rice Geo A Hoyt Emily Hartsough Loland English Etta Bockruth Frank II Alexander Etta Watson Charles Campbell Clara Van Alstyne James Kemble Alice A Miller Henry McCann Emma Norton Orville Bukor Mattie Doherty Elliot Clark Julia Town-sond Ellis Winziski Amelia Honoy-well Raphael Leroml Emma Gordon Katio Barenkamp and Samuel Downs Primary No 2 at Second and streets of which Miss Keegan is Principal ami Miss Pond Assistant was examined by Directors Rodding and Montgomery This school has on Its roll 9i boys and 102 girls making a total of 201 of which the average daily attendance is 133 Certificates of merit woro awarded to tho following after which the children were dismissed for tho noon recess: Mary Straclum Mary Ellis Mary Mankin Maggio Cienfucgas Mary A Dubois Morrill Josephino Whitney Mary Taylor Callio-M Stremming Grace Jordan Alphonsino Blanc Andrew George John Fay Willie Ellis Louis Reinhardt Daniel Mulligan Arthur Boyno John Chambers Edwin Anthony 8ylvester Radmaker Aug Bulling Wallace Castle Fred A Mav Chas 1) Fos-sett John Sheppard Thos May Stanislaus Brock Peter Holer Mary Ingoldsby The Graduates are as toi-low: Isaac Vestal llattio Hunt Louisa 1) Boico Augusta Kallstrom Alice It Hotchkiss Annio Feeney Ellen Feeney Maggio Filand Mary Martin Robccca Rosenborg Esther Lasky Etnelino 8 Ellis lluleigh Dallas Eugene Smith Moses Hamburger Willie A Whitney Edgar Van Olinda Charles Carroll Joseph Maddux Edward Garlick and Frank Brown Primary No 3 under the charge of Misses Garfield and Waters was examined by Messrs Hill ami Droinan It has 71 names upon the roll viz 44 girls 27 Certificates of merit wero awarded to Mary Thomas Minnio Dinglcy Gussie Mier Amelia Gregory Alonzo Carl Willio Thomas Patrick Ryan Thos Eddie Carberry ami Josephino Rogers Tho names of tho Graduates are as follow: Georgia Johnson Amelia Loser Matilda Murowski Clara Wood Emily Curie Willio Jackson Morris Levy Willio Ryan Frank lloylon Leon Hyman Kate Carberry Murdkr James Brown indicted for tho killing of Richard Finnegan near Folsom in November last is on trial before tho District Court District Attorney Alexander and City Attorney IIoll appear for tho prosecution and James Coffroth for the defense Exhibition of Paintings It is said that a collection of paintings by local artists arranged by I) II Woods be exhibited at Lincoln Hall on Monday tho 18th tho exhibition to last two weeks The proceeds from tho salo of tickets are to bo donated to tho Howard Benevolent Association Housk Tho residence of 8 Collin on Eighth street near was entered by a burglar night before ast IIo was heard by a lady in the adjoining house who screamed and probably frightened him off All ho took away with him was a few books and an album More Senator Morrill of Calaveras was last evening presented with a lino watch at tho Arcado Hotel The presentation was mado by Senator Maclay on behalf of tho friends of tho former Ono ot tho Senato Clerks was also presented with a cane Assessor Dray has appointed A Shepherd Berkley and Dresser as Deputy Assessors Sheriff Woods has appointed as special deputies James II Moore and Biderman of this city and II Swain of Hicksville Literary A new social and literary organization known as the has been started in the city Meetings are to be held on Monday evening of each week in the II street Church JJflntl flatters Exciting Kunaway A little before oloven to-day a iour-horae team nttacliod to a wagon loaded with wood bocame unmanageable at the corner of Front and streets and started to run In turning into street the wagon came near upsetting and the driver leaped from his seat leaving the team to work out their own salvation or kill thomselves in the attempt The wagon righted again and the frightened horses continued up street at full speed When just past Second street the leaders turned short about breaking the pole in two and throwing one of the wheel-horses down Straightening out again however they took up street dragging the prostrate animal and when about opposite hardware store the other wheel-horse fell and both were then piled under the heavy agon in such a way that all who witnessed the occurrence thought they would surely be killed At this point the leaders broke loose from the wreck and flew up the street About midway between Third and Fourth streets they encountered a horse attached to a spring wagon which they proceeded to surround Just before reaching him they drew apart as far as the hurness would permit them and collided witli the horse and wagon with terrible force The horse was knocked down the wagon injured a little and the runaways brought to a stand -still when they were secured The wheel-horses were found to have sustained severe injuries A Leap for We yesterday mentioned the fact that a horse recently stolen from Charles II Shear of this city had been found in Alameda county It appears that ho was turned loose there by a peddler named John Ivrauss who was since arrested by a Constable in Oakland The ofllcor started yesterday on the evening train for this city with Kruussas a prisoner and when this side of Mokelumnesta-tion Ivrauss leaped from the rear of tho last car although heavily ironed while the train was running at the ratq of about thirty miles an hour Before it was known what had become of him the train had left him two miles be hind Tho officer at onco wont back in search of his prisoner but could not find him Tho escape from death or broken limbs is certainly miraculous Yesterday's Ceikhuation Tho colorod portion of tho community closed their celobration yesterday by appropriate exorcises at Siloam Baptist Church on Fifth street and a ball at Arion Hall in tho evening At the former place several white persons wero present among them being Assemblyman Finney and McCollum Prayer was oil'crod by Rev Mr Hamilton Boverly A Johnson read tho Fifteenth Amendment Itev Handy delivered an address and Miss Annio Dyer read a poem Tho oil aves in their new and handsome uniforms made a fine appearanco Altogether tho festivities reflected crodit on the colorod folks and they have no reason to feel otherwise than proud over tho part they took in celo- brating the (to them) important event Boaiid of Tho regular monthly meeting of tho Board of Delegates was hold last evening President Johnson in tho chair 8 8 Carlisle Delegate from Engino Company No 1 and A Cummings Delegate from Hook and Ladder Company No 2 wero sworn in and took their seats as members The bonds of John Crawford as Secretary in the sum of $2000 and Folch as Treasurer in tho sum of $15000 wero approved Delegates Wallaeo Suydani and Bid-well were appointed a Committee to examine tho books of tho late Secretary and Treasurer to report on tho 13th instant to which time the Board adjourned Admitted to Tho following named applicants wore yesterday admitted to practice in the Supremo Court: Lee Ransom Crittenden Thornton George Marye Jos Phelan Edward Jones Peter Hood Maurice Blake and Benjamin Peixotto of San Francisco Augustus Hart and James Swinerton Santa Clara Ephraim Spencer Su-sanville Joseph Wendell Vallejo and Samuel Leib San Jose A meeting of tho Board was held yesterday afternoon The tax for State purposes which had been levied at 83 cents was changed to 86 cents A petition was received from William Barclay and others of Road District No 17 asking tor a division of tho same which was referred to Supervisor Bailey An order was made authorizing the County Physician to appoint a Hospital Steward at a salary not to exceed $50 per month BADGER Auctioneer and commission Merchant Mammoth Salesroom Corner of Fourth and streets ACKAMKKTO CITY (J BADGER Auctioneer) Salesrooms forty by eighty feet The most commodious Auction House In the tho best stand iu the city established In 1858 enlarged and rebuff In 1861) tur HALES EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Goods of every description received on consignment Special attention given to the sale of Horses Farm Stock etc etc Terms Reasonable mi8-lm SALE I IMMENSE SALE REAL ESTATE! -BY- DAVIS UO AUCTIONEERS At 10 A TUESDAY! Tuesday April 19 1870 AT UAL EB BOO MB Fourth street between and By direutionof orrenrim- MONK Administrator of the Estate ot BEZAIl SIMMONS deceased by vir-tuo of an order of the lion Court ot the City nnd County of Han Francisco Slate of California dated January 12th 1870 authorizing said Administrator to sell subject tq the upprotalof said Probate Court AT PUBLIC AUCTION! In the City of Sacramento all the right title and Interest of the Estate of BEZA1 SIMMONS deceased uloresald In the following described property situated In the City ot Huerumento to wit: I)t 1 hounded by and 14th and 15th streets Lots 2 6 nnd 8 hounded by and 15th und 16th si reels Lot 1 hounded by nnd I nnd 16th uml 17th streets Lot 8 hounded hy nnd and 2flth und 271 li streets Lot fl bounded by and and 13th and lltli streets Lots I 3 nnd 5 hounded hy and and 14tu und 15th streets Lots 4 nnd 6 hounded hy anj nnd 15th and lllth streets Lots 3 nnd 5 hounded by mul nnd lllth nml 17th streets Lots 5 nml 7 hounded hy nml nnd 25th nml 26th streets Lot 7 hounded by nnd nnd 28th nnd 29t li st ruets Lots 2 anil 4 bounded hy 0 nnd Fand 12th mul 13th st reels Lots I 5 and 7 hounded by nnd and 13tli and lltli streets Lots 4 and 6 hounded hy nml nnd 151 and lllth streets LotH 3 nml 5 bounded by 0 and nnd 16th mul 17lh streets Lot 3 hounded by Cl and 5th mid Oth st roets Lots 1 nml 3 bounded by mid It nnd 8th uml 01 li streets Lots 1 nml 3 bounded by Qnnd and 10th ami lltli streets Lots 0 mul 8 bounded by mid 11th mul 12th streets Iot 3 hounded by nnd and Oth and 7th streets Lots 1 mul 3 hounded hy and and 8th mid lltli Htreets Lots 0 nml 8 bounded hy I mul and 10th mul 17th Htreets Lots 5 nnd 7 hounded hy nnd II mid 12th and 13th streets Lots 1 2 5 nnd 0 bounded by nnd II and filth and 1-ltli streets Lots 2 and 8 hounded by and and 17th and 18th streets Lot 2 bounded by and nnd 3d and 4tn Htreets Lot 8 bounded by and and Front and 2d streets Lots 3 5 and 7 hounded hy and and 14th and 15th streets Lot 4 bounded by and and 15th and 16th streets Lots 8 5 nnd 7 bounded by If and and 16tn and 17th streets lot 4 bounded by If and and 17th and 18th streets Lots 2 and 4 hounded hy 1 nnd J' and 12th nnd filth streets Deeds at expense of purchaser Ten per cent down nt time of sale For further particulars Inquire of I R6UER8 No 90 9 afreet r-Wc call the attention of parties who occupy any of this property to attend the sale to prevent a Law Suit in 25-td DAVIS Auctioneer GEORGE PARKER Time-Keeper 0 Watches Nt between 2d and 3d I)' Amerleanand European Watches lor railway men and others requiring Accurate Timers All orders hy Kxpress or Conductors promptly filled mll-lm DR BENZ HERB BITTERS For Sale Everywhere PRIZE MEDAL OEN NOT NEED ANT UERTIFI- cates In print as there are thousands of living certificates wulklng the streets enjoying good health owing lo the use of Herb Bitters HENZ ml6-lm Proprietor 222 street FL0BERG Watchmaker and Jeweler No GA fit bet 2d and 3d I HAVE ALWAYS OH HAND a Choice Variety of JEWEL-RY FIN WATCH E8 DIA-J MONDE SILVERWARE Etc Jewelry Mode and Repaired Watches and Chronometers Repaired and Warranted m21-lm URSCA COOK Botanical Physician BUILDING Corner of Fifth and streets" SACRAMENTO Dropsy cured without Tapping Female Complaint a Specialty Rheumatism Chronic Diarrhea Chill and Fever Bad Korea or Ulcer treated with success Medicated Herb Vapor Baths given at the residence ot Patients If desired mltKlm DENERY 116 Street bet Fourth and Fifth rjXHE SMALLEST STORE but the Largest Assortment of FANCY GLASS AND CHINA WARE VASES TOY SETS Silver Flated and Japanese Goods I offer for sale the above good at COST and cheaper than the largest store in Sacramento I am selling off for the purpose ot removing a portion of my business to Kan Francisco Call at the Small Store 116 street between Fourth and Fifth and you will soon he convinced ol the truth m2S-lm of TO THE DAILY BEE Arrived Whisky Keleased-Tlte Yerba Buena Workmen San Francisco April 2 pm Stock sales Gould and Curry H205 Hidden Treasure $27 Ken-tuck $88 Empire Mill $30 Yellow Jacket $51 Imperial $38 Daney $7 Crown Point $20 Alpha $17 Seg Belcher $12 Hale and Norcross $141 Belcher $32 Lady Bryan $4 Overman $95 Savage $49 Ophlr $21 Sierra Nevada $8 Exchange $13 Greenbacks 9090J The Ship Menon arrived from Boston It Is reported that the large quantity of whisky recently seized by Internal Revenue officers has been released by orders of the Secretary the Treasury A large force of laborers went to work on YTerba Buena Park this morning There Is no difficulty anticipated as long as money lasts WACHHOR8T imports au kin Diamonds Wntchea Silver Ware nnd Nllver £umb Plated Ware Since the Central Pacific Rullroud Is completed and saves as inuctl as the difference between Currency and Gold giving his customers the advantage of 29 per cent over San Francisco dealers Hi taste is superior and he Is entirely reliable In his representations 79 street bet 3d and 4tli Sacramento m21-lm LOUISIANA RESTAURANT street between 6th and 7th A LI THE BEL- Icaeles of tho market at BKIIUUKD FIUCKM to Hlllt the times nfill-lm Proprietor RUPTURES UURED BY DR A FOLLEAU 624 Washington street Se) JiAN FRANCISCO Treatment of all Be-form Hies of llie Body P3 ES manufacture of ARTIFICIAL LIMBS mS-tf3p PACIFIC WATER CURE Corner Seventh and sts Mont nuuuennfui cure in the Htute Patients go away satisfied and send liclr friends A Barn still oilers all the facilities of Hydropathic Treatment At his Residence To those who have visited him it Is unnecessary to say a word: blit to invnllilN of all clusses It may be suld that disease is treated with grealer success tliun elsewhere In the State mU-lm STEAM FIRE FROOF SAFES -AND- BANK VAULTS! BURGLAR-PROOF WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION THE AMERICAN STEAM FIRE-PROOF SAFE Company Are prepared to furnish on short notice Safes Bank Vaults Burglar-Proof Chests Iron Fronts Iron Shutters Iron Doors Girders Stairs Fences Etc Etc Etc SANBORN STEAM FIEE-PEOOF SAFES Warranted Superior to any others In the market The Company have secured the right for use the Celebrated Welded Steel and In their Burglar Proof Work This work has been proved to be practically IMPENETRABLE Samples of it may be seen at the Office and all parties interested are invited to test with drill or sledge to their entire satisfaction All work done by this Company Is under the oversight of experienced and capable men and is warranted to givs satisfaction Orders received and all inquiries answered at the Factory above named or at the Store 00 Sudbury street This Company makes the Safes FOB Treasury Department Ol the 8 Government The Company has received FOUR GOLD MEDALS for the superiority ot their Bates AMERICAN Steam Fire-Proof Safe Co BOSTON 60 and 64 Sudbury street NEW YORK 300 Broadway BALTIMORE 28 Sooth Street J3-3m New lot T1IE STATUTES OF MAS- auchusetts all Ilfe Insurance POLICIES Companies Incorporated under the laws of that State are EXEMPT From Execution There li no limit to the amount exempted as In California Com-panlea where the benefits to bo derived FROM The enactment are restricted to policies covered by an niimud payment of Five Hundred Dollnrs By Insuring In the NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL no ATTACHMENT Can tuko effect on your policy whatever Its amount may be EVERSON MIDDIEMIKS General Agents Han Francisco WEBSTER MANACER SACRAMENTO WOlllce Building No 189 street bet 6th and 7th fl-Mtf FUND INSURANCE COMPANY Of San Francisco Cat -Cor California uml Sim some Sis Capital anil ftnrplim July 1 G9t Coin INSURE GAIST LOSS OR DAM- tigo hv Firooti SIoitn invollIhL'H Mer-elmmllHOjVeHM'Is ami lu other Insurable property 50000 is tin I urgent amount taken on any ono risk Thin Compnny re-msures whenever tho risks are deemed too largo for tho locality Individual Liability of Stockholders Under the Const It ut Ion and Statute of California liny ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID IN GOLD COIN 1) STAPLES President 1 LAWTON Vico President CHAS It Rond Secretary HENRY HllUlllE Hollcltor EVERSON it- MIDDIEMINN Agents forSncrnnienlo Solano Yolo und Slitter Comities No 186 1 nr between Kixlh and Seventh (Jordan's Building) m7-lm THE CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY OFFICE: 31H California st Nan Francisco Organized Eeiihuahy Wll Capital paid lip lu Wold 200000 Assets 300000 Stockholders personally responsible rMIIN COMPANY THE OLDEST A olull the Local Insurance Companies and having tho largest proportioned surplus for tho protection ol Its policy holders has opened a Brunch Office In Sacramento lor the transiu-Don of Ulrc Inlnnil A- Murine Insurance Risks against loss or damage hy lire on all approved risks In city und county Hull risks taken on barges and river eralt Overland Risks on merchandise and treasure All premiums as low us in anv other responsible company JOHN BROWN Agent forKaeramen-to and Vicinity 45 Fourth Ht Ht George Building mlU-Im THE BEST IN THE WORLD The Scientific American I $1500 For 1870 $1500 Cahii A Tuliiable Premium for all rIlIS SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY JOURNAL of Popular Science Mechanics Invention Engineering Chemistry Architecture Agriculture anil the kindred iirts enters Its 29lli year on the find of January next having a circulation far exceeding tliut of any similar Journal now published The Editorial Department of tiro SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 1h very ably conducted amt some of the most popular writers In this Country and Kuropo are contributors Every number Iuih 16 Im-icrlal pages enihelishedwlth lino ungrav-ags ot Machinery New Inventions Tools for tho Workshop Kami and Household Engineering Works Dwelling Houses Public Buildings A Journal of so much Intrinsic value at the low price ol flfil a year ough! to have In this thriving country A MILLION READERS Whoever rends the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Is entertained and Instructed without being bothered with hard words or dry details TO INVENTORS ANI) MECHANICS This journnl is of spprlul value ns It contains a weekly report of all Patents issuftl at Washington with copious notices of tho leading American and European Inventions Tho Publishers of the KCIKNT1EKJ AMERICAN are tho most extensive patent solicitors in theworld and have unequalled facilities tor gathering a complete knowledge of the Progress ot Invention and Discovery throughout the world and with a view to mark the quarter of a century during wldeh this journal lias held the first place in Scientific and Mechanical Literature tho Publishers will Issue on January first tho largo and splendid Kteel Engraving by John Sartln of Philadelphia entitled Men of Progrsss American The plate costing nearly $4000 to engrave and contains nineteen likenesses of Illustrious American Inventors It Is a superb work ofart Single pictures printed on heavy paper will be sold at $10 but anyone subscribing for the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN the paper will he sent for one year together with a copy of the engraving on receipt ef $10 The plseture is also ofiered ns ft premium for Clubs of Subscribers TERMS OF SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN One Year 3 OO Six Months £1 50 Four Months 91 OO To Clubs of 10 and upwards terms 93 50 per annum Specimen copies sent tree Address the Publishers MUNN C0( 37 Park Kow New York WTHow to got A Pamphlet of Patent Laws and Instructions to Inven-to I BENT FREE f9-3m DR A MABON ORTHOEPIST MAKES APPARATUS For all Bodily Deformities 1 will give a written guarantee to CURE RUPTURES With my New Truss Artificial Limbs Manufactured 128 Kearny street San Francisco m5-3m HISS MAH0RNEY Wig Bf alter A Ladles Hair Dresser No 40 Fifth street bet and Keeps constantly on hand ami manufactures all kinds of Or nainental Hair Work and HairCutting and Dressing done in the latent style Hair Jewelry of all kinds braided to order lm United States Mutual $0 secures 82500 810 secures 85000 Bee advertisement Absolute Divorces legally obtained In New York Indiana Illnols and other States for persons from any Stats or Country legal everywhere desertion drunkenness non-support etc sufficient cause no publicity no charge until divorce obtained Advice free Business established fifteen years Address House Attorney No 78 Nassau street New York City Happy and content Board the best looking men In comes of good living his bill of fare Is complete ail the subslantlals and dellcueles of the Cincinnati Restaurant 25 st Prices of Dry Goods regulated weekly at the Kale of Gilman 198 street sign Red Flag Double width Scotch Ginghams all colony 25 cents per yard Glasgow Ginghams 2s cts Black Alpaccas prices 80 87 50 75cents and 81 per yard Colored Alpaceas2580 87 and SO cents per yard Cheno and Alpacca Poplins 87 cents per yard Heavy Poplins formerly 81 now 50 cents Also a big line of Baneastcr Uullts at a bargain for hotel keepers Best Kid Gloves 81 25 at Hoop Skirt Factory 73 street 1HVRR1AUKN In Kim FrnnriHco April 4 William Iliiwe of Full- Oaks Kail Mateo county to Julia 1) Sylvester In Kail Francisco March 30 Hurd) Mary A Dillon In Kalinas City March 30 Anderson to Relu'oca Burger minus Ill Hi In city Mart'll 25 wife of Deuel of a daughter In Gold Run April 4 wifo of 11 Cloudman of daughter At North Fork Trinity county March wile ol Jacob Singer of a duughtcr In Ion Angeles Mureli 28 wife of Rucummoti of a soil In His Angeles March 27 wife of (' lligliy of a daughter In hittlo Luke March 21 wife of Rev Burroughs of a daughter DEATHS III this city April (1 Percy soil of li and Martini Brown aged 4 months and 11 days Funeral at 4 o'clock to-morrow afternoon from residence of parents Seventh street between 11 and I Friends nre Invited to attend In this city April 5 Mrs Eliza Tracy a mil lve of Germany aged 26 ears In Kan Francisco April 5 Charles 1 soil of Michael Shannon aged 1 year monlh anil 27 dais In Kail Francisco April -5 Charles Bald win son of 11 llnsmer aged 2 years ami 7 months lu Sun Francisco April 3 A Kklnkle aged fill years In Kim Francisco April 4 James 11 Twill aged 21 years In Kan Francisco April 4 Thomas Mul In aged III years In Kan Francisco Aprils Emtio Timothy Pcier son of Peter Cundcze aged 22 months In Kan Francisco April I William lb soli of the late Will 11 Olds aged 12 Years In Kan Francisco April 3 Catherine McCarthy aged 28 years In Kan Francisco April 4 Jolinle son of Edward Maguire aged 4 years 8 months and 4 days In Kan FranclNco April 4 Robert Nesbitt aged 27 years In Sun Francisco Yprll 4 Mary Elizabeth daughter ot Wm Burnes aged 111 years and 6 months In Alameda April 3 Agnes Eda daughter of Murphy aged 8 mouths and 12 days In Hwcrtlnml March 30 Wallace son ot Arbhor Moore aged 8 years At Junction City Trinity county March 25 Lena (laughter of 11 Ehrmun uged 1 year and 8 months Ill YVeavervllle March 81 Rebecca lb daughter of A Browder uged 4 yeurs und 6 months In Chlneso Camp Tuolumne county April 1 John Oscar Helium uged 27 ycarN 5 months and 18 days lyytgliaklng mul It In uSX not necessary to Journey from tho tropics to Alaska In order to experience tins extremes of heat uml cold Thousands undergo all tho Inconveniences of this thornometrloal clinngo every (lay or every oilier day as the case may he without tho trouble of moving over tho threshold A word with these Involuntary shakers What aro they doing to expedite I heir return to a medium to break the chills and banish tho fever? Are they dosing themselves with quinine thereby Imperiling tho soundness of their hones and Impairing the vigor of their brains and nervous system? Some of them aro no doubt hut not the majority of them It Is believed The value of Hostel tor's Stomach Bitters us ft harm less and certain specific for fever and ague is understood and appreciated in all parts of the country where intor-mlttents prevail Tho residents of such localities begin to take It early In tho Spring ns a protection against tho miasma hy which they are surrounded not all of thorn perhaps for a blind adherence to error Is the specialty of some people hut tho greuter number If there is any fixed fact In therapeutics It Is this: That the Bitters are a far better safeguard against all tho varieties of periodic maladies produced by unwholesome) exhalations than any drug or compound In tho materia mcdiea of tho profession This assertion is made with all due respect to the faculty but being an important truth and one thut nearly concerns the health of largo settlements in various parts of the country nnd Indeed of the public at large It Is mado fearlessly Founded on umple and nnltnpeachnhle testimony It defies (lisprovul To break up chills and fevers as well as to prevent them there Is nothing so reliable as tills wholesome vegetable restorative al-lw PERSIAN FLEA POWDER (THE KtiAL thing) Will surely destroy Fleas Roaches Pugs and nil Insects of every name and nature instantly It Is harmless to Man and Animals Bottled by Lazell Mak-sii Gardiner New York Bee their and no othert on the label Sold In bottles only Look out for frauds nnd avoid disappointment Inquire of your Druggist m31-lweod Capital Woolen Mills A special Meeting of the Stockholders of the Capital Woolen Mills will be held at the Office of Coleman street between Third and Fourth on WEDNESDAY April 20th 1870 for the purpose of taking Into consideration a proposition for increasing the Capital Stock to not less than $200000 and such other business as may properly come before them PATTON Secretary Sacramento March 21 1870 m21-lm TODD ANATOMICAL BOOT MAKER HU Second street between and SACRAMENTO a4-lm New Man In the Field JOHN CANS CUTLER And LOCKSMITH No 51 street All kinds of Cut- tlery made Grinding Polishing and Repairing Locks and Keys fitted mll-lra AVON HOUSE CORNER OF FOURTH AND streets Sacramento Suits of Rooms Elegantly Furnished for Families Also Bingle Rooms mltt-lm la A Tho hermetically scaled tin box depositod under tho cornerstone of tho old Court House building in 1854 was to-day placed in tho possession of the Board of Supervisors by tho contractors engage in raising tho building It is said tho Board inlen Is opening it this afternoon Sneak A room occupied by two lodgers at tho Pioneer Hotel on Front street between and was entered by burglars last night who stolo a con pi pairs of pants and a pair of boots Owner Officer Karcbcr this morning arrested a Chinaman who bad in his possession a dozen stolen chickens for which ail owner is antod at tho Police office The Tho dosing out salo of flowers and shrubs at tho nursery depot of Knnz oil 1C street was largely attended to-day and tho plants wont off' briskly Naturalized William Saylcs a native of England was admitted to citizenship to-day in the Sixth District Court About thirty hags of wool from Yolo county was shipped to-day by steamer to San Francisco Turners Tho regular monthly mooting of tho Turner Association will ho belli this evening at 8 Special A special mooting of Engino Company No 1 is called for this evening at 7 Public Improvements The next two years will witness tho prosecution of many Important public improvements in Han Francisco The Legislature lias an thorizoil the opening of Montgomery Avenue anil Market street the construction of a new City Hall tho improvement of the parks anil squares arid the rapid completion of the sea wall These works alone will em ploy thousands of laborers'and mechanics and involve the expenditure of many millions of dollars In addition tho appi'iation of $1 000000 towards the Southern Pacific Railroad should lead to local improvements by the Company Several street railroads will be constructed or extended within a few months Then there will be many laborers needed on the new Mint building and Congress may yet order a fine edifice to be erected on the Custom House lot All tilings considered the future labor prospect is excellent and the improvements named muht add in other ways to the prosperity as to the convenience and beautification of the Bulletin The same is true but to a much less extent In Sacrnmento There is likely to be more work in this city during ttie approaching Summer than ever before From -Yo Semite Valley Fred Liebig reports that the snow on the regularly traveled trail is from eight to ten feet in depth anil would advise tourists not to think of visiting the valley before the middle of May He says tho valley may be readied before that by the route he came but the trip would be anything but agreeable to one seeking pleasure Fred is going to erect a new hotel in the valley anil came down after carpenters to commence the work the lumber for which is already on the Mariposa Gazette The Crops Our agricultural friends inform us that their growing crops never looked better than they do at present promising should notiiing intervene an abun dant harvest Such also are the accounts from nearly every part of the Sutter Banner Take All who nre Indebted to the undersigned will please call and settle and those liavitig claims against ns win present them Immediately on account of a change In the firm which will take place this month during which time we oiler without reserve our entire stock or Furniture at J3 per cent below cost for cash March 1 1876 Husselgren 4 Wilson 57 street Chaffed Hands and Face Sore Lips Dryness of Skin etc cured at once hy the use of CAMPHOR ICE WITH GLYCERINE Keeps the hands soft in the coldest weather See that you get the Genuine Sold by Druggists Price 25 cents per box HKGKMAN CO New York l6-D8meod-HW3m Calvyn Sign Painter removed to Building corner Kand Second No 71 Second street The best and cheapest place to I board is at the International Hotel on street between Third and Fourth kept by I Mrs Elsenmlnger Meals 25 cents Lodg- I tng 25 cents Single Rooms 50 cents Board I with Lodging hy the week $5 $0 and $7 I The beds are all furnished with SpringMat-tresses Warm and Cold Baths connected with the House free of charge to guests0 I Merrill Agent for the Genuine Lund Fluid and Night Lamps nnd Inn-terns wholesale and retull and the only place to buy cheap Is at Lamp and Crockery Store 148 street Best Coflee In the city and fresh Cal-1 ifornla Oysters served In every style at 118 street Collation at the Pennsylvania Restaurant How will you have them? That 1b the question asked by Rai fried stewed or on the half shell? Say the word and you will be supplied at short notice Menls served at all hours No 86 street Pennsylvania Restaurant to 27 NEATLY FURNISHED And unfurnished rooms TO LET at 98 street by the Day Week or Single or In Suita Prices: $10 $12 $15 and $25 per month for single night 75 cents av House kept In perfect order MRS THOMAS References: Nugent Wm Gwln Mr Tolbert Robertson ot-lm PRIVATE BOARD LODG- ft ing and Rooms TO LET onl I Tenth street between land of Engine House SALOON FOR SALE A WELL SITUATED SALOON For Kale on reasonable terms Inquire at this Office m28-tf FOR SALE Five centrally loca- ted Frame Dwellings at prices! 6 liom $3900 to 89900 Apply toJLJL COLEMAN Real Estate Salesroom I16-tt2p No 89 street Sacramento TO LET That New large spLEN-a did and Commodious Two-Story I 3 BRICK DWELLING on South SldeaJL of street between Fifth and Sixth Apply to HAY'DEN ml4-tf) 119 street bet 4th and 8th TO LET OFFICE AND DESK ROOM IN the New Building of People's Fire and Marine Insurance Company 119 street between 4th aud 5th ml4-tf TO LET Tire two front snow windows in the New Building of Fire and Marine Insurance Company 119 street between Fourth and Kltfh ml4-tf LODGING HOUSE TO LET And FanltaN For Solo 4 Apply to samuel poobman Rqal Estate and Insurance Aten Second street between and nie-tf Will Probably It is quite likely that the Board of Supervisors will reject the late bids for county bonds as being too low There seems to be no reason why the county should suffer such a discount on her bonds A The vestry of Grace (Episcopal) Church which met yesterday accepted the resignation of the pastor Rev Wm II Hill and extended a call to Rev Mr Bonte of Oswego New York Divorce Sarah Fervine lias commenced an action for divorce against Alex Pervine for alleged ill treatment Pacific Commercial College Sixth Rtreet between and Sacramento Lauilen Principal Thekf was an old gent hlg name wag Uncle Ned And he very near died long ago He had such a bad cough he took to his bed Pectoral Balsam cured him go Everything very cheap at 139 street Condensed Soap at Reduced Rates Liberal discount to the Trade Reed Agent 89 Front street Sacramento Notice to the weary hungry A thirsty the place to get your worth is at the Globe Restaurant near the corner of Second and streets Chops and Steaks Fish Eggs Oysters etc etc served in every style at all hours of the day or night Private Rooms for the convenience of Ladies and Families Schneider and A Ankele Proprietors The best stock of Chairs constantly on hand at received direct from manufao'urers via Cape Horn bills lading out 200 cases to arrive Silver Com Bought and Sold by Edw Cadwalader See his Advestisement on this page Water Cure corner Seventh and sts As Burns Proprietor Fine Frescoing Probably some of the most elegant frescoing on this coast is that recently finished at the residence of Henry Miller banker on Eighth street It was done by A Lydston of Milwaukee Wisconsin who was assisted by Mueller from the painting establishment of Krebs of this city Each room in the house is finished in a stylo appropriate to its particular use and the work is in the highest style of the art Examinations The schools to be examined to-morrow are Primaries No 4 and Tenth Miss Gourley Principal and Miss Dennis Assistant Examiners Montgomery and Brown No 5 and Thirteenth Miss Gilmer Principal and Miss Burk Assistant Examiners Hill and Ross No 6 and Sixteenth Miss Landon Principal and Miss Sprague Assistant Examiners Avery and Gibbs Metropolitan Theater There was a good audience present last night to witness Dream of Delusion and Thorne Leman and Thayer and Madame Scheller Fanny Young and Mrs Poole sustained the principal characters in each piece' Tonight the last of the engagement will be produced the musical drama of and an afterpiece Katherine and Cravens Doubly Elected A meeting of the Trustees of the State Library was held yesterday when aha Bigler was sworn in vice McConnell resigned The election of Cravens as Librarian was made unanimous No Fire An alarm of fire was sounded about eight last evening but no fire could be found FOR SALE Three pair iiaty FRONT DOORS 10 fret inches blh and 5 feet wide Also a FRAME BOUbd 20 bv 46 feet Inquire of LAAU8E2 A Cooper Shop US street mlO-tf THE UrJIVEHCE OB THS Infinitely Greet nnd Infinitely Little BY A POCCHR IX (Translated from the Flench) Illustrated by 843 engravings on wl and four colored plateo Den diF A Fagnet Meonel Emil Bayard I Stewart One vol large Ink r- gilt top Half call extra lie i rocco or hati ruaaia gll too morrocco extra or foil cst-A kJj gut top Thi work may be procered ef sellers or It win beasBtpast receipt of the pries by the a J10-3m.