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, 1875-11-20
Facts worthy of Consideration.

EDITOR ARGUS:
1t may be gratifying to many Of
your readers, to learn the bene-
fetal results Of Indian agencies,
after twelve years Of training and
a large expenditure of money for
the benefit of the Makah Tribe Of
Indians at Neah Bay, illustrated
during a recent cruise Of the u.
5, revenue cutter Oliver Wolcott,
on her life-saving mission, after
the sinking ofthe ill-fated steamer
Pacific. She took with her from
Neah Bay a crew of Makah In
dians and canoe to assist in the
search among the rocks on the
shores Of Vancouver Island, for
any bodies that might drift on
shore.
At the entrance Of Barclay
Sound they found the wreck o.
the ship Orpheus, and took the
captain and crew on board. The
captain stated that the Indians il
the vicinity of the wreck had pick.
ed up several articles and returned
them, and also rendered othel
services for which the captain was
very grateful. The Makah In.
dians finding it out, told their
British friends they were fools;
that they ought to keep all they
found, as it was their land, and
everything which came on shore
Nvas theirs. How is that for twelve
years education and moral sua-
sionl When the ship Hettie Bess
was wrecked three years age, fright
on the reservation, and the crew
barely got ashore with their lives,
and made up a FIRE to dry their
clothes, they were stolen and the
sufferers left naked. The Indiana
afterwards plundered the ship and
interfered with the parties who
bought the wreck. This was with
in a few miles of the sacred pre-
cinct Of the Agents house, and
he knew it, yet done nothing.
Now these Indians on the west
coast of Vancouver Island have
no resident agent, and are left
alone so long as they behave thcm-
selves, but woe be unto them when
they do wrong; there is no red
tape or peace commission to re-
tard justice. Our government
done more with the six hundred
dollars distributed a year ago
among the tribe who assisted the
crew of the bark Edwin, wrecked
on the west coast of Vancouver
Island than twenty Indian agents
would accomplish at an expense
Of thousands Of dollars expended
every year.
1t is to be hoped our govern
ment will not neglect to remuner-
ate the Tribe at Barclay Sound
for their assistance to Captain
Sawyer and crew OF the ship Or
r,hanq whioh will nncos,raoro off,ar
, 1875-11-20

The ship Menshikoff arrived at ID
San Francisco, from Seattle on thef
10th inst, and reports that on the
26th ult. she encountered a SOUTH
east gale, when sail had to be
shifted, and the deck load thrown
overheard, her bulwarks were
stove and everything on deck
movable was washed away. I
, 1875-11-20
Scenes and incidents Of the Wreck.

A gentleman walking along the
Beacon Hill beach, Victoria, on
Sunday last, picked up a piece of
white painted board on which was
written in pencil these words, in
the position we have placed them:
s. P Moody
all lost.
The friends Of the late S. P.
Moody have recognized the hand
writing as his. This fragment,
after it had foated 100 miles on
the breast Of the hungry sea, had
reached the shore within sight of
the deceased gen.leman's home
The feelings ofa man taking leave
of life under such circumstances
can neither be imagined or des-
Cribed.-British Colonist.
The British gun boat Fantome
left last Friday morning for the
scene Of the late disaster. Capt.
Warren, has been engaged as In
dian interpreter and pilot. Capt.
Long, of the Fantome, has been
authorized by the local Govern
ment to offer to the Indians along
the coast a reward of 800 for each
person rescued alive belonging to
the wrecked Pacific, and for each
dead body a reward of $40. This
well advised step has been decided
upon to stimulate the Indians to
make search for the victims of the
lamentable ocourrence.-Victoria
Standard.
Miss Fannie Palmer, was the
daughter of Prof. Digby Palmer,
of Victoria, who was going to San
Francisco to spend the winter
with her sisters. When bidding
good-by to her friends on board
the Pacific she was very sad and
told them she " felt as il she should
never see home again"
Last Saturday morning, two
gentlemen of Victoria, picked up
body of a man floating among
some kelp, near Holland Point,
Beacon Hill 1t was recognized
as that of ]. D. Crowley, agent of
the Rockwell Troupe. The de-
ceased was aged about So, and 5
feet 8 inches high.
The Victoria Standard says; If.
any person acquainted with VIM.
Powell passenger on the Pacific.
would kindly furnish a description
Of him, respecting age, etc., to
this office it would be a favor.
Mr.. S. Moote, of San francisco,
whose young wife was on board
the Pacific, has arrived in Victo ria
in the hope of recovering the re-
mains Of bis wife.
The preachers Of the several
churches in Victoria on Sunday
last preached most solemn and inn
pressiFe sermons on the recent
awful calamity.
THE trunk OF Mrs. Lawson that
was picked up by the Walcott,
was sent from the Custom House,
at this place on Mondaylast to her
friends m Victoria.
The QsrgoEian states that Bird.
aHd Herne, the,actors, wero on
board, but such is not the case.
as they are now playing in Victoria
The owners ofthe steamer Gus
sic Telfair, refuse to accept re-
muneration for Ter three days SER
vices in search of ,uryivors.
Mr.. Fred. D. Hard, recently
postal agent Of Washington Ter
ritory, and one Of the victims, was
a resident of Chicago.
G. 7. Vining had on board 250.
bales Of hops, belonging to differ
ent parties in Pierce Co, the hops
were insured.
Mr.. John TarbelI, merchant of
Victoria, and brother Of Frank
, 1875-11-20
LETTER FROM THE CAPITAL.

OLN MPlA, NOV. ~ 100
EDITOR ARGUS:
In accordance with my previous
engagement l send you the Prin-
cipal enactments recently passed
by our Legislature in which your
people may feel most interested.
An act authorizing the commis-
sioners Of jefferson county to
borrow money to repair or erect
a Jail.
Not more than two thousand
dollars, coin, can be borrowed, and
not more than one and one-half
per cent interest can be paid.
An act districting Jefferson
county in the election of Commits
sioners. Port Ludlow and Quill
cine form one district, Chimicum
forms one, and Port Discovery
and Port Townsend form one.
The commissioners will be elect
ed by the whole people of the
county, but must come from these
districts.
The bill amending the Pilot
law was taken up on the morning
of the last day of the session, on
motion of Mr.. Bradshaw. Mr..
Blinn moved to amend, which Mr..
Bradshaw opposed, insisting that
the bill, if passed, should be as it
came from the House. Motion to
amend was lost by vote of four
for to FIVE against. The question
then being taken on the passage
of the bill, Messrs. Hovey, Picker.
ing and Boone voting for its pas
sage, and Blinn against it, because
be could not amend it to suit him.
The act placing the Insane Hos
Pital under the charge Of Board
Of Trustees, and doing away with
the contract system, passed and
became a law. The bill was first
defeated in the Council butrevived
in the House and passed there by
a large vote, and on coming into
the Council passed on the last day
of the session by vote of seven
to two-Messrs. Sovey and Shaw
voting against it. The Council
conceded that some legislation
was necessary, and the only hope
of effecting any was by waiving
their objections and allowing the
bill to pass.
An act amending Port Town
send Incorporation act.
An act to amend an act in rela-
ton to quarantine Of vessels.
An act to pay witnesses for at
tendance on court at Victoria in
the case Of Joe Nohanna.
An act repealing sheep act Of
Island county.
An act for the protection Of
deer in Island county.
An act for the protection Of
buoys and beacons.
An act in relation to the duties
Of Probate Judges. -
An act relating to notaries pub
An act to regulate the sale Of
eggs by weight.
An act to regulate the running
At large Of sheep in San Juan
county.
An act to establish q hospital
for the Insane in Washington Ter
ritory.
An act to perfect the acknowl-
edglnent Of deeds in Island co.
An act to amend an act entitled
an act establishing a common
school system for the Territory of
Washington, approved Novem-
Der IA. 1873. x.
, 1875-11-20

CAPT. JEFT. d. HOWELL, was a
brother Of Ms. JEFF. Davis, and a ma
tive Of Natchez, Miss. he served rs
midshipman under Admiral Semmes,
IN the Confederate service. Some
months ago, when the LosAngeles was
disabled OF Tillamook Head, be, after
eneountering unnumbered perils reach
ed land and brought intelligence Of the
disaster to Astoria. For his noble con
duct 90 that occasion he was promoted
to the command Of the Pacific.
, 1875-11-20

THE Pacific makes the fifth
steamer that has been wrecked
while making the voyage between
Victoria and San Francisco, with
in Is years. Two Of them-that
of the Pacific Mail steamer North
erner, the FIRST on the list, and the
Brother Jonathan-were attend
ed with almost as great loss of life
as the Pacific. But in each case
the numbers Of survivors to tell
the narrowing details was greater.
, 1875-11-20

THE fall term Of the I'd Judicial
District Court, Judge Green, pre-
siding, will commence at Olympia
on Monday next.
, 1875-11-20

A LATE number OF the British Colo
mist pays a handsome tribute Of praise
70 The officers and crew OF the Woleott
Tor their gallant and meritorious seryi-
ees on behalfof the sufferers by the late
catastrophe.
, 1875-11-20

The bark Harvest Home sailed
from Seattle on Tuesday loaded
with one thousand tons Of Seattle
coal.
, 1875-11-20

THE scenes at the Offices Of the
Goodall, Nelson&Co., in San Fran
cisco, are affectingin the extreme.
The friends Of the passengers,
crew and officers are continually
filing them in quest of informa-
ton that will lead to hope.
, 1875-11-20

THE bark Iconium sailed from
Seattle on "Wednesday with 45O,-
900 feet Of lumber on board.
, 1875-11-20

The San Francisco Bulletin of
the 10th inst says: "The particu-
lars of the steamship Pacific disas-
ter have been discussed pretty
freely to-day. Two steamship
captains of long experience make
a statement of not little impor-
tance. They say that there is not
a steamship sailing out OF this port
with a sufficient number of trained
.seamen to lower a boat from the
davits properly. The proportion
of able-bodied seamen on board
Of all our coast steamers is reduced
to a minimum. They are merely
DECK HANDS. Promising that this
statement is true we can account
for the loss of 50 many passengers
on a quiet evening, near the
shore, with the stars and a young
moon giving light enough to see
the shore line. The life boats were
abundant. But up to this time we
know of only one passenger who
was saved, and he was not saved
by a life boat. The steamer Aoated
for nearly an hour after she struck
and the wonder is that under such
circumstances a single life was lost.
, 1875-11-20

THE Governor Of this Territory
has appointed the 25ih inst, as a
day Of Thanksgiving.
, 1875-11-20

The following lines were writ
ten by the editor Of the Victoria
Standard on the night previous to
the loss Of the Pacific, and inserted
in his daughters (Mrs. Moote's)
album at her special request:
To Ny DAUGHTER LGZZIE-AN ACROSTIC
Lizzie, dear what shall I write
In your album, here, to-uiught?
ZealOusly I've racked my brain,
Zeal will not suffice, It's plain,
must try what | can do,
+ 'er speak the word, "adieu."
Accept from me a fathers klndest love.
May happiness your path through life
attend,
Oh! may your heart be fixed on things
above,
Oh! make the Savior your abiding
friend;
Then when your labors here on earth
shall close,
Eternal bliss be yours-a sweet rePOse.
, 1875-11-20


The STEAMSHIP PAclFIc. This IN
fhted vessel was built at New York IN
1851, and consequently was twenty
four years old By consulting Ameri-
can Lloyds. for 1871. we dId ut that
time she was commanded BY Captain
+. G. Sholl. At that date her class
upon the Maritime Register was A ?.
She was built Of oak and chestnut, and
fastened with copper And iron bolts.
She ran on the line between San Fran
cisco and Portland. In 1862 she ran
AGROUND coming up the Columbia river
near Colin Rock. when If was discor-
cred that the forward part Of the vessel
was quite rotten and not able to with
stand heavy shock. But the steamer
was temporarily repaired aud c0ntin-
ned 70 make regular trips. In 1869,
being considered unseaWorthy, she was
placed on the Ways at San Fiancieco,
Qrerhauled, aud had new boilers put in
her. Over . year ago the vessel was
sold, and for some time past has been
running in Goodall, Nelson & Co.'S
line between San Francisco, Victoria
and Sound ports.
, 1875-11-20

A gentleman walking along the
Beacon Hill beach, Victoria, on
Sunday last, picked up a piece of
white painted board on which was
written in pencil these words, in
the position we have placed them:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17
TO TIE UNFORTUNATE
- NEW EEMFD'ES
NEW NENED,E~
s-.,s,s DIR. sIBEcT's DlsrENshnY
lissi.tl G9a kanrnN s,.r.et.


Saa IranCista. IaHblared " ls51, f0~ thS
treatment of stvasl and stBinsi rissasCs such
~ GsnorIhea, Gi~ct, ~tfiytB-', s-Ps.li. in a
lt, f1rlss, S'Eiral weakness. l4HTHtfHcT, etc.
skin discasea Of years standing tna liberated
Les successfully treated.
seminal W.rifness
neD.nHl Emis.io-s, tho hocsnseqrencc Of self.
indulgence. is puctia"d ~ the yostH uf both
,elcs 10 An almost uHlislItsd rKtsut, producing
With uBeuigg certainty, the following train of
morbid symptoms, asls.s C3aIhatsd by seipnti.
~ medical Rts~urcs, VIZ SAilsS counter
arco, dark spots under the eyes. r,n in the
head, ringing Ia th, cars noise Ike the rrstlinR
g! Leaves and rafting ~ csatiuis, uuaasinesa
about the loins, wrahRcss vi the liuhs confu-
sad viz IL. sluntpd intellect. loo, Of confidence,
liridonrr in aruyUarhiur strauc' r.. q DISLIKE to
form LnH acquaintance, disposition to shun
society, los. " mamar., hectic ilUsAes, pimples
sll yafirus trgniiuuR about The faces. furrpd
tu,ssc. frtiI breath, cokEhs, cpnsGtap piion,
might sweat, HgtruwsrinUud frequent insanity.
II rcliei hn rot obtsiuc.. shUutd apr " immo.
dlgtviy either IA lnrHHa .I bs lester, au have a
care effected by hi, rev an Frial'ite node OF
treating this disease, Whiah mover falls et of.
CURED Al BoS'.
Persons AZ % distance uGy bs CURED AT
HONE ny a}1'rssinra lattrfte DR. GlBBOs,
stating case. s,4ap. giIs, lruEth of bmo the dis.
ease has continued, Euu have medicine prumpt-
ly fuTWar he'd. fr,e frGs Gsuisri ami curiosity,
10 .sy par. Of the country. with lull aud PLAN
si~ecfigns by iEssr,ln. Ton Dullais coin, IN
registered letter, thtuugh the loAoiAcc or
thrus d Wells, Fargo Co. nalks g nt myui.
cine will he Forwarded 30 any usii of the nior.
Correspondents will please inform nr, Gibbop
I Nat they read his Advertisements IN the ArrEAs
Address, Dgi. j, a.. GlBRuS
sotleiy Box le5,, san francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17
FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at 3 30 a. m, 7.i5s,
m, $40 .. r., IL L., 80 y. m, s46 y. M.
$50 2. sa. and : is +. m.
Lepye CA-sen City DAILY at 6 4. n. Sn m
s:lhs. m, IL m, la5 p. M, p. n, $50 y. NJ.
and 80 p. M.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-17

Atvirginis City. Gold and Carson Office
Through Tickets can be obtained to San Fran
cisco, Ogden hEd intermediate points on tho c.
p. r. X.
Through Tickets can be procured st the Com.
Paay's Office, Virginia aud Carson, for ali the
priksipsl Eastern Cities.
~. NJ. TERINGTON,
General Su psrintegdsa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-01
MEHORANDA.

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81 a. l-e as rezts- g. ur-- a1st vi1zs O. NJ, rs
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ss--s- ar-zta- l--a Be- Xxx - g o. E-sFsze uaa-
sua ~-a.- 81 = 81 = vl-z - - ~ ssys oalz
rlrs aa1 1.s1i --uas, ztsl-E Eassa-gS
49, - la1-a.-s1- -. Fz-se,t -
e. o. la-al-.a g. la.l t-sElr-s- iar ttis I.l-s-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-01


SArr LAKE. Augrs, sStA.--Ia The Brigham Neurg
sloay case dis zSsrink. he Ce-rt rule1 that thS
crgissl oraer ~, eeiug reaishle, spd no motion
hciEg aads By Ais atterssys % vseate the sane !,
was the manifest astv e the Gear, % eaFerce L..
That The SFi<snd orier ec-reof ard Shesid ee
aphe,a that Nssae Salty rsfasea % obey therefore,
the Cours vas houad e easorco. ard oraere3 Nosag
10 ee iApsisoael rnt The a s. see and cOsis
paid.
BriresnS eosssd gsvs netice q appeal. saa q,
frred kNnd staying the executive u The Oriet, or
thai BE ~ iuPrsSSpei;a his oua h~uss. As thsrp 10
nc apposi iTea The suEssai Sr2es slpviag ali9Suy.
thsvSsc-v sssrc r. appeal frcu the order ea-
fo-cing he OFnor & the Cogrt IS long ana elae
Azi rspiese VIA asthotss, Il Is regarded hy
tes-,ei eneer. q The bar the ATTEST aslir-
erred W C;Nh.
TIE L. 5. Marshal, With aspe,iss. zreiis,sly ar
vested 6giehsE. ses 10 ee1 sis rosa3ease- Al
the reesesg - TIE MarSasl tWo psyscisss cxNaiue2
NSaag shis aesraeoa. Freacpnsiag An toe s'ok TO BE-
rszgveS gitAess eHaAASsrire as he. he reistss -
pay the zensy. AsS vs ss sSksa he Psatssatisyy
secn be Is abe &C ee removed.
Tsis ssOssss IN wise bsafs sFOa tie seessiOu q
reooeuissus Folysszs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-01
Notice to Creditors.

a LLPARTIES HAVING CLAIIS AGAINST
~ NJ $500 & = . kd1s-T ce-eet 1re n-7enT aou-
az-Ere1 a5-E--1-1- z1-E ruo1t1s fraua ne E-s-
Fl151ai51 q Is asccs e theg n y forever bsrEd
A-1 al prs izEebie5 fhzr re91es-ed
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Ecn1,z11 Oan1 4 :. cOSLrDGE,
Aazrcs-zzS- q the es.1.s q E G. AdSs-y, DISEASED
Hoaol1a- xoEszSsEr .sIAs tE74- A ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-01

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e. tz-ar 5str@E-s rz- essen ESa-e = 1u-r ass1r-
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raE-z 1tE rsaazs---z-i1- e sks kEFs-e-
A. resl sFEEAEkE--RBacErFE- Sgru-esrf-
- A. 49, ur<.G are zE1zAEt
49, 49, $50 -ess---s e IL Erazi-izr Coz-
- ~ rirnu--s CHz-uh- to Be- a-srS On the
rsr-rrrr - G.. teer Is E-Ezz crzsios-zele
Ea-tr - - r1z--erz-lz- As - rssarzl 50
m y e.-r- t.r-irr 1h1f tn ukslt s-zz1a te r.
--.1 IL I'll b. rsrE-al wusks he1r-r TIE Cams
SO 49, Is w-r III s-rrs-5r1trz- i i le1-re1
.i.- - kr~s t--- G-r-,ef = rerier Al ~ en-
da-m m o. suza h-1k rk1t uAnr1 uEs F-sss--se X
sa-- "a rasrt uas-t uas sr-suae5- Teis lHtu- ri
zz-lnr.T n-rlrE r--El-s-rels 1Eue. - q ~ .
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-01

WKrEESroyrS Fnsuo1ens Az nos eosn-
nee arousd these islanas, eGiiwo were sccs frOn
Noloss. kau.l % Shs sd 81 NeSsnesr. Thcy os
sarrus some Ten o. aore uiles al So Ia Tie esnnr
ura sfaraca very Que spectacle 10 iAoss Who Wrrc
- fortunate a. 10 witness then.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-01

~ nuTinS 10 pss, week rain has been quite
seuuasut ssiiiss coploesly Oe th-er ssysD s1a XIV
INC toe asles cood soaking. Toe sSaiherh svi'
dsnsly nos vci ovcr. taears the change on Sna1ay
led soEne se believe Tie trases nsShs 81 IN thea
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-01

nouthly uneciirg q Hsaoluls Engipe ca, No !.
N BE- heis this lyetncsasyl evening a o'eloek
IUii sgtenSsnee l. eesircS business o. iuPaTs-
aace YIN cone hefcrr The nesiiaE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-01

Friaoe LsioiosOks, and The Rrinoesses,-Sers lass
rvrpfnr transferred frOz a temh IL KsWsishaO
Oeasiery 70 TIE Reysi NaEselesR- TIC srsusisg
vSs made Euasr military eseess, with torches, Be
tvc-a the hosrS ., eiSas su5 nine P-N.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-01

- Tae Saiisoss rses has been POs;Poaea tn
DvooEaeef g vSss, us 70 be hopea TIE Yachts.
rnea msy Be favored with stiff S-es< aud fair skies
aoe a. cone b. szgiSSea "a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-12-01

- Iac steamer CITY q New YORK, the las, Q:
tbs lark Cties" baii,fsrthe mall service between
Sao Fr-Ueisco ara Ausfrslt-, srr=vcS al New Tork
fusu Chester, Ok lisa, ana Noala leave hat roI,
early IN NorezNer Tor sas RaSise.- Tae other yuo
c. The Ciles arr lrtso,y On S1u FrsHciss0 rcssy
. Lake her plsoes il tle line, A. wanted
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~ Steamer KJisssa hsvirE heen repaired re
saz,e1 he trips 90 Tuesday. no, leaving On her
regular tsy. Moadsy, On scoouni q its being
hoi1Gv- TAe repairs Uerc very thorough. sud it Is
sheuEti thsf Der boilers ana solirrty NIL lsss le
~ = months. OF sutil = nov vessel car DC baili,
uuacr Frovision- made by TIE Legislature which
meets i1 Nsy oext-
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Situation Wanted. .
Wanted.
MANUFACTURING JeweIer
Notice.

NOF1ces
TIME TSDERSIGHED. FORMERLY WITH
IL " E=s4-= So Lafl-z ez-zsnS q ao1slzl1 4n1
rte F1hc kezeS4r. -. las Elksz cas FoTr
Street ePpi-e Ods Feszs Hal ifs-uerIy oe1pied b
LES TE-Az1 Eisre - gre E7ezli aEts1n1l he
zzEauEac-1-lzE 11z rea--E q Al E111s q IeEez-y-
Fnr-ielzAr aE-sn-s.r given Ern-E-
~ VI raEr1atse ssfssAct11fz Al his Eork- "a
Eo1aiz,z- SCF. -. Is7z- 81 w n WESSER-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r ED w Q d
REDWOoDl!
REDWooDl!l
yWNHE rNDERSIeNED OFrER FOR SAFE
Al gloslusas Wharf IN quantities b ssh parchsseFs
TIE CSrse q Reswwea Lumber
NOW LANDIN G.
-FRoM BARK-
Fl. w. "A LINZ X!
-DIREcr-
FROM HUMBOLDT!
cOaSs,sae u.

/ In. SURFACED REDWOOD BOARDS,
L l.s In. Surfaced Redwood Boards,
! Ia In. Surfaced Redwood Boards,
i I-9 In. Surfaced Redwood Plsnks,
Ike In. Tongued s erOOvea R, W, Flooring
/ 1-4xs In. t. &G,R W. Flooring,
l.s In. Redwood Siding,
/ In. Rough Redwood Boards,
! II In. Rough Redwood Boards.
9 In. Rough Redwood Plank.
AKA Rough Redwood seantling,
Axe Rough Redwood scantling.
Sxs Rough Redwood scAntling,
SKIS Rough Redwood seantling,
1-sxS Redwood Battens,
rFAYEs'" SUP. REDWOOD SHINGLES
ALLEN & ROBINSON.
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Fanny NkxxrT.-This popular resort o. house
Ecs7~a, caEsCsa bands lsss ueek, having se-u Sala
=; prelie sseshsu ~ Nr BzrtsW, Tas suntiug,
ferui,s-e ana sao3ufi Of the es;Aelishmeat ucre
knocked down a, sisss, NJ. {. Waller being the
purchase. he rev proprietor inie1ds 10 eArry On
Tie Business. and make tbs u4Tke; ROre popular
than i has heretofore o~-n.
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- Schecuer R0Osnu Sn Be due frcn SsS
FsuHciseo IN sRshe coming rees, with als,cr nsiL
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