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hail. hidts to orler-a7 head cattle Jnhau Aycoc1 A.
cd ,nI sund,ies a o,,ier--r,tal .,t bales cotton
20q0 sacks Gotten seed
WASIINGTON-P,r steamer Eutb-.6 bales of
cottn, r. + W Burlridge Sco-13 Aliens S,bercL 4
Antey- "a Rrr1ud & Gihert-92 PAYNE Kennedy Scn
10 Bush Levert--lo Renshaw, Cammack SEQ A
Monton-2 Meyer, Wels &co-l Forstall & Jumon-
ye-i08 hhos sugar % Dpis moiasses PAYNE, kenne-
dy &cO- > 'lo Alcus. Scherck & Autey-125 sacks of
cotton seed Union OIL Colo hides bids hides hid
horns J. CasSe-i sacks rice IL hides bbl hides btl
skins Manade a laclsSaGnt-l hdl hides II hides )
Bloci-i rolls leather hos SchoII--l tl hides Ba-
eheinln MtyIIeI-l % Qu'yr"aze B"s-2 hd!s
hides ante trl",s " 1liiamS--9 hides ami sundlieS
to order-Total, lG9 bales cotton TO- bids sugar 10
Dds mnlasses 30 sacks cotton seed sacks nee
Illlboi,A Y A--ier steamer liN lvte--' bh!S oi
niolasses :. h4dS sugar to II VI Stot--o q" NcNtea
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bal's moss 10 IL iflt'i'lt'ia suHuiieS 10 "toei-
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STEAMBOATS,.


NEW ORLEANS, SHREVEPORT, TEXAS AND
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
SENGER LINE,
Composed of frstclass Steam boats in connection
with the the Texas and Pacific Railway Company.
r. - Leaving New Orleans and Shrsvs
Assassfs.E port as follows:
WEDNESDAYS
Belle Rowland, Cast. T. T. Jacobs.
Z. II. Durfee, Capt. jos. A. Aiken.
SATURDAYS.
Maria LoIIsn, Capt. II. J. Brinker.
Texas, Capt. C. w. Stnde.
Giving through bills lading to all points the
texas and Pacific International and reau Northern
1lans-C Continental and Texas Central Railroads
Also to Jefferson, Texas.
PARTICULAR attention paid to way business
Through Bills Lsding signed only by
NJ. w. JOYCE
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway,
Isl IN % Magazine corner Grayier.
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LIFENrOO'.-per Ship Lucil.-437a bales cotton
HANEE-ler ship Sraoith-3ii! bales cotton
l4O0 pes staves
HAVHE-ler snip Trenton DO? bales cotton flI5
bdls hides Il eases wine sewing machine 4s0o pcs
OAK slaves
ton l2G0 pes slaves
HAVlE-per bark Planet -2l IS bales cotton 273o
pcs oak st
LIyERPOOL-Prr bark St Peder-22si bales
cotton l-00 pcs slaves
APALACHICOLA-Per schooner Ca ilornia-}f
bh% tiour bhis sugar biol oil sacks coffee casks
meat kegs lard bbls whisky T. sacks sat and l04
pkgs mdse
BOSTON-per schooner Anna Elanz-20l9 bales
cotton - tons old iron casks heins t0.- h0rmS
LONDON-Prr schooner jefferson EoItten-1S22
sacks ocakc .00N pes slaves
KEY WEST VIA CEDAR KFYS-Per steamship
WimiI gtei.-For X West, lS5 Bib. tD.lr & bb3
lasses 2 bbs whisky tnrces hams 40 sacks
ii hhds ,ugar casks bacon 211 pkgs SUntlies. For
Cedar KEYS, 40 bbls lGur - bbs whisky hls pork
hds . sacks salt re sacks = ga,sh, ba-
con 90 Ik9s sui!df"s
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MEMPHIS, March 10 J. B. Woods & Co.,
New Orleans: Susie Silver Will arrive Satur-
day and leave for St. Louis Tuesday, posi-
lively. d. H. SILVER, Master
Bayou SARA March TO Britton & Ep-
pier: Bertha will arrive to-nipht and leave
Wednesday, positively, making direct con-
nection with barges this trip for Bayou Bruf
W RIErnN Master
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Arrived.

Steamship Hutchinson, Staples, from Erashea City
to A Whitney &co-Al gers
Ship Baden, Paine, 81 days from Havie. - \ X Nil
Ter Aco-'ji dist %
British bark Malta Malcolmsen, GA days from Liver
pool to Hall q Naugh-ith dist 2d street
Schooner IT. me MciaIlen days from CaideIts Ia
Pelton & Dunbar-lst dist
STEAMBOATS,.
Ia Belle, Woods, from Shreveport
Ruth, QuatrcvauN from Washington
Hy Tete. Aucoin from ThiboLauN
Wawenock. Gleason from Bonnet Carre
WaoOn, Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Kate Dickson, Taylor, from Bneut River
One tlatboat from the Ohio river
One tiatboat from the Ohio river
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW RAsIN.
Schooner Tres IIeImanas. from Ma !isouv r
Schooner Pipe from Horn Island
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Their, wtI, no alri ais ut the Old Basin
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STE 4 RSHIPS.
NEW YORK.

THE CROMWELL LINE
EoR NEW YORK DIRFCr
To sail On SATURDAY, March 8 at A NJ
se1s far. THIS line is composed of the following
s., amships:
KNICKERBCCRER, HI DSOE,
CORTES. NEW ORLEANS
TIE steamship
New Orleans.
Dearborn. commander
will leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street.
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre taken
by this line, and through bills OF lsdng given for
tie same.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTCN
MIA ~ IL CarOntelet street.
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Below-CHnsina Cg.


Norwegian bark Sirius Knuisou, from Cape Vege,e
Island, in ballast to master
Norw egian bark Niobe. Osrn. II days from Mar
Unique. in ballast, to master
Norwegian bark prudhoe, PeGoIsen. 81 days from
Malaga, To master
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Per 100 lbs. Per bag.
by Telegraph
YIcrsBrRG. March Ito John Janney,
New Orleans: Leave here at s ?. NJ: 1000
bales Gotten. j. NJ. WHITE,
Master steamer Pargoud.
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Below high water mark OF l-a4
NELSON GOhOM >rrgt. 81. ,,ars. 4. :. a.
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MEMPHIS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKrs
Leavea FRIDAY, Feb. GO, at 3 T. H.
.. For Memphis, !eienn, Mouth 8
sAssa5{aa White River, Chicot GreenvllIo and t4E
Sa%&s.. NsSss@ Beads-Ihe passenger steamer
Relic Lee,
j. T. Hicka master All. G-i5srtu cierE
viii leave az above, connecting 81 Viok3burg vi 4.
steamers EMMA and V!CkSBURG for Yazc0 ana
Ialialatchle rivers, and at White Hivpr v it rga.
ets for White and Arkansaj paying particu aI
attention to all way aud plantation buslnea1. Fri
freight or passage apply on board, or 70
II If BURDEAU & WAYNE 1866 Gravinr st.
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IHside-Waitiag Orders.
Exports.

British Ship Milton Hall from LONDON January B. 10
master
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THE RIVER.

OFFTCE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
Wednesday Morning, March B. 1875. /
Daily Report of the Stage of Water with
Changes in the Twenty-FOur Hour, End
ing 3 Il. VI. March =, 1873.
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VI AkINE NEWS.
Eeared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
" ednesday Morning, March ;
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STEAMBOATS,.
sF. LOUIS.


IhrouSh bills lad,ng to Fulton, Little Rock, kansss
Gity. Ihicago. Toledo, Cleveland, Btulalo etc.
Fl2 I'm w. Fl. BOFINGER, IaS Gravier street.
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Inn


YIVEETO0L-r,. BARK Nata-5.s'. @..r', y. al
20 urata
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DUACHITA RIVER.

0UACHITA RIVER.
Leaves On WEDNESDAY, March : al > T. NJ
A. For Camden, Eidotrldo, Monroe,
t4si; Trenton, and all way landings on Qua,
isar~-.---. chita and Black rivers-Iae steamer
Ouachitn Belle,
F. A. Blanks, MASTER J"" Holmes clerk,
makes connec tons with steamers Goose for Little
River, 1cnsas and Bayou Macon Bertha Rr1uner
ior d Arbonne Ora for Bartholomew and Saline
Riv'r; Stella Block for Boeuf River
ADAMS q WORK, w. Il. CLARKE.
BRITTON & FPPLEI: g2s
PEOPLES LINE.
OlAf111A Rlh fl.
, r. - For Camden. Trenton. Monroe,
,IysMsxE and all way landings-Stesines
knfe Kinney,
Il; + EG'tgs master,
leaves THIS DAY Saturday a7t4.
Steamer Utah.
T. K Noarig -naatrr
leaves for the above places on WEDNESDAY,. 81.
These steamers Hi continue in this trade during
the entire season. lord 6 NCPEAKE
f26 HTIE A CABIN
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BAYOU SARA.

G~@s g.. Fer Fishers Landing, aayou sur.
LSs5sGsSsvS Waterloo, Hermitage, Port Eudsou
S@~ss'S&ss-ss Patton EcG9s IaqUomine and va,
shdiEg Ii. United 5lafes nail semi " ael lily aose
y. =. Pike,
j. J. Brown rlas.cr
eeves every MONDAY and FRIDAY d: s T. a
foE bayou seIs. HIII. & CABIN, Agantf,
Iois ritouis.s atleet.
MercFalttise corsiEaed 10 II 4. : GsrlAn wi Ia
Snd nee ~ Hornr,issicr. ala in
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tsltEE\VlI.I.i;.
Frank ParROud

j. M White, master, &. Homes clerk
Carrying the United States Mail ard connecting
Vicksburg with Par OF Line for all POINTS on Yazoa
and Tallahatchie Rivers, and connecting with the
Chicot lsaIoad fer all points to Pine Blu!f.
JNO. JANNEY, III Common street.
KITE CAEIIN
1Tchorptoulas street,
ADAMS Il WORK
1920 II 9Commerca! pra.e
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RAIL RATES FROM NEW ORLEANS BY RAIL,
Corrected daily by n NJ. Carter, contracting
FREIGHT AGENT NJ and O. r. r.
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RED issi Cir.

RED RIVER.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
Leaves Oh W ED\ ESDAY March 3 at } T. NJ.
For Jefferson. shrevepOrt and NIL
aH-sss...ks1 way landings on Red River-The fine
fs@-1-.1-a.. side wheel passenger steamer
ii Belle,
NJ y. Wood master, &. W Drown clerk
Will leave positively above For freight or passase
apply on board or to
BRlTTON & EPPLEa 10G Common st.
LORD MCPEAlNE 4G Camp street
N u DONOlit h. tt2-
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The weather yesterday was cloudy and
warm, with several Slight showers OF rain at
intervals. For today more rain is promised
Business on the landing did not pan out as
well yesterday as expected, yet, we can
not say that it was dull. The Lee, Ouachita
Belle and Bradish Johnson were receiving
I eely most Of the forenoon and afternoon
a1yicec from Cor,,Je rarort
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NoTE.-Ms;lable matter of this class embraces
all newspapers, magazines and periodicals ex-
clus7vely il print and regularly issued at sts Ted
periods from known office Of publication. az d
Il,.1-. u ]. l.,
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BAiD: MACON AND TtNSAs RIVER.
TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON
Leaves on Tx ESDAY. March at r. NJ.
n~>s- For tut-Nh. Crocl3e:,'s Point,
Warsaw, and all landin4s on i5ayou
'9"a<==-"=ss Macon as high Jors Bayou Back
River, Tcnsas and way laninss-TLe light dlaught
passenger steamer
w. F. Curtis,
w. w. Cooley, master Il. l.. Cooley clerk,
viii leave ass above For freight or passage apply on
boa q at the head OF Cust0mhouse street slIh;!
, 1875-12-09
Marine Intelligence.

PonT DISCOVERY, Dec. 5.-Sailed,
ship War Hawk and brig Deacon. =
9th. Arrived, bark Ida Taylor, s. F.
PoRr GAMBLE, Dec. 6.-Arrived, bark
Atlanta, ST.
PoRr BLAKELY, Dec. 5.-Arrived, bk
Caroline Read.
PoRT MADISON, Dec. ARRIVED, W.
Il. Gawley. S. F.
PoRT B1AKELY, Dec. 5.-Arrived, bktn
B. K. Ham, S. F.
PoRT CANDLE, Dec. 6.-Arrived, bark
Camden, from Honolulu.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 6.-Arrived, bark
Roswell Sprague, Port Gamble; bark
Iconium, Seattle; steamer Gaelic, Hong
Kong; steamer Salvador, Victoria.
Sailed. ships Germania, Sehome; Gen.
Butler, Port Townsend; Isaac Jeans.
Seabeek; bark Mary Glover, Port Town
send; Tidal Wave, Port Madison.
, 1875-12-09
ANOTHER oF THOSE DEN

ANOTHER OF THOSE DENs.-An-
other of those dens that have
been a disgrace to Puget Sound
has been opened in Port Blakely
on the property of the Renton Il
Smith mill company. This, we
understand, is the first squaw
dance house that has been open
ed with the sanction Of any of
the mill owners.-Mddison Cor.
Olympia Transcript.
The owners OF the hotels at
Port Blakely say they don't
know of any such place. They
know of a man who saw the
manuscript and the man who
wrote it was a model Christian
and spends most of his time at
night in an Indian ranch.
J. TAYLOR.
, 1875-12-09
From Daily of Tuesday.

DEvIL-FIsH.-Some of the Ital-
ian fishermen, who have a stand
adjoining Phelps & Wadleigh's
meat market, while scineing yes
terday afternoon, captured a
small specimen Of the devil-fish
and to-day have it on exhibition
in their stand. The body was
SO mutilated during its capture
that we cannot describe it, but
the arms, about a dozen in num-
Der, were from three to four feet
long and about nine inches
around where they joined the
body, tapering off to a point
The inside parts of the arms
were lined for their entire length
with small, round cups or suck
ers of enormous power, about an
inch in diameter and q half an
inch apart. 1t is pity the
specimen was not preserved.
, 1875-12-09

= Philadelphia is getting ready to
lodge and feed all creation next year.
1t calculates that at least 125, 200 people
can be comfortably lodged-that Is,
So, 900 in the hotels and 10000 in pri-
vate houses. AS to feeding, ono restau-
rant promises $4,000 meals day, and
others carry up the total to 100000. A
company has invested 100000 in poul-
try, packed frozen in White Mountain
store-hoose, and to be sent on in detach-
ments by refrigerators next summer.
Another firm has $50, 900 hams in store
for the summer raid. The way the Phil
adelphians figure it is this: 10000 fresh
arrivals every day during the show, each
one to stay ten days and spend $5 day
this makes o million day, or two
hundred millions for the whole season!
This is wild talk, though seriously put
out.
, 1875-12-09


The LATEST DOG SToRY.-Terre uaute,
Ind, is proud in the possession of a
pious deg. He never eats anything
without first getting on his launches
with sober visage and downcast head
for several moments, and he cannot be
induced to eat without first going
through this performance. The dog
acquired this habit during q visit the
owners mother paid to the family. The
old lady always said grace before eating,
aud the dog, who generally managed to
be on the lap CT his mistress, on look
ing around and observing the demure
aspect of the people at the table and
got to Initiating it.
, 1875-12-09
The STEAMER FANNY LAKE.

Application was made yesterday
to Chief Justice Lewis, by Joel
Ketchum, one of the owners of
of the steamer Fanny Lake,
stating that the boat was not
paying running expenses under
the present management, and
praying that she might be sold
for the benefit of her creditors
and owners, and that q receiver
might be appointed. Pending
the trial of the case, the Court
appointed S. c. Harris receiver
Of the boat.
, 1875-12-09

CALLED IN.-The two railway survey
parties operating on Vancouver Island
have, we understand, been called in
and may be expected here on Friday or
Saturday. The extremely unfavorable
state of the weather for survey opera
tions has led to this step, when the
two parties were within very few miles
of joining lines. 1t is to be regretted
that the work could not have been COM
pleted; yet, it is understood, that no
difficulty whatever exists in respect to
the intervening space.
, 1875-12-09

FREIGHT LIsT.-The following
is the freight list of the bark
Menshlkotf, Captain Emerson,
which left San Francisco, Nov.
20, and arrived here ON Friday,
Dec. Sd:
J. Leary, 5; J. F. Il T. Wilson,
GA; L. Reinig, Is; Hovey &
Barker, 30; Crawford Il Har-
rington, 262; A. W. Piper, 1;
Schwabacher Bros. l. Co., 246.
,Olympia-7O.
Port Blakely-2. !
Port Townsend-25.
, 1875-12-09

In AT LAST. The schooner
W. II. Meyer, about which there
was so much anxiety felt, and
which was reported lost by the
Victoria papers, arrived here
yesterday. She was blown 400
miles north of Cape Flattery by
the heavy southwest gales that
have prevailed along the coast
lately.
, 1875-12-09

CONoERT.-OnW ednesday eve
ming next, December Sth, Misses
Lizzie and Lille Bell and Dora
McCord, will give a concert of
vocal and instrumental music at
Yesler's Hall. Some of the best
talent in Seattle take part, and
all will endeavor to make the
entertainment pleasant and at
tractiye.
, 1875-12-09

THE SEATTLE BANK.-The ce-
menting the outside of the new
Seattle bank is now finished and
the scaffolding removed. The
building will be entirely ready
for occupation by the 1st ol Jan
uary, at which time the county
officers will take up their quar-
ters in the upper part.
, 1875-12-09

CARD OF THANKs.-Miss Vic
toria LeBrash wishes to thank
all those who kindly subscribed
and gave her money to obtain
medical aid in San Francisco.
She especially thanks Mr.. Free
man, agent of the p. NJ. S. S. Co.,
Mr.. Rube Lowe, Mr.. Chas Rich,
Mr.. F. Dyer and others for their
kindness.
, 1875-12-09

other waif rom the Paciic-one of the
seats Of a lifeboat. Nailed beneath the
seat were two straps on one of which
was plainly to be seen the flesh of three
fingers, left. no doubt, by some poor suf-
ferer who had seized on the seat in his
last extremity and held on with grip of
iron until death put an end to his suf-
ferings. Shall we ever hear the last OF
that awful shipwreck?- Colonist.
, 1875-12-09
From Daily of Wednesday

THE Los ANGELES s.-The Rev
enue Cutter Oliver Wolcott has
gone in search Of the missing
steamship Los Angeles, now 8
days out from San Francisco.
We sincerely hope that no more
serious accident has happened
to her than the disablement OF
some of her machinery.
, 1875-12-09

New PAPER.-It now seems to
be beyond a doubt that a new
paper will be started in Snoho-
mish county within a very short
time. Mr.. E. Morse, who is to
be editor and proprietor, has
been up to Olympia and obtain
ed a complete outfit for his Of
fee. We expect to see the first
number about next January.
, 1875-12-09

T The likeness of woman who has
been dead over 20 years was lately dis
covered on pane of glass in chamber
window in house ut Charlotte, Va.
The likeness is distinct and accurate,
and resembles photograph negative.
1t is said that the woman was stunned
by flash of lightning many years ago,
while standing at that window. and the
theory is that the outlines of her feat
ures were photographed on the window
pane at that time.
, 1875-12-09

PETIT LARcENY.-A Klickitat
Indian named Joseph stole a
coat from the store of Pinkham
& Sake at noon to-day. He was
arrested and brought before JUS
tiee Scott and fined $50 and costs.
in default of the payment of
which he was sent to work it
out ON the streets.
, 1875-12-09

STEAMSHIP DAKoTA.-The fol
lowing memorandum of the voy-
age of the steamship Dakota has
been furnished US by the Purser,
Mr.. Beardsley:
The P. NJ. Stmr. Dakota, 2,135
tons, H. G. Morse, Commander,
left San Francisco, Nov. Both, at
2 P. NJ, with 80 cabin and 81
ssteerage passengers, 250 tons OF
cargo and II bags of mail.
Since leaving, have had strong
southeast and westerly winds,
with thick, heavy weather for
tho entire voyage.
Arrived at Esquimalt, Decem-
Der 4th, at 1:30 A. NJ. Time, 3
days, II hours and 80 minutes.
Left at 4, P. NJ. Arrived in Port
Townsend, December 4th, at
7:30P NJ. Left at S.15 P. NJ. Ar
rived at Seattle, Dee. 4th, at
11:2O, P. NJ. She brought Tor
Seattle 20 cabin and 16 storage
passengers, and 405 packages
40 tons of cargo.
The Los Angeles sailed, Nov.
,29th at II NJ. Have seen or
heard nothing Of her.
Consignees: j. \. Voice,
Adam Fosh, Wusthoff Il Wald,
Waddell Il Miles, S. 2. Andrews
y Co., L. S. Roe, j. F.. Morrill, 4
Co., J. c. Britain, NJ. A. Kelly
Il Co., p. Singleman 4 Co., Craw-
sord Il Harrington, w. G. Jamie
son, c. B. Shattuck, DR., J..
Rhoads.
, 1875-12-09

n@- If there is anything that
will bring a crowd together in
this place it is a little "onpleas-
antness" between couple OF
roosters in the street. We saw
a crowd Of about twenty anus
ing themselves this way on the
wharf this morning.
, 1875-12-09

New AD.-Attention is called
to the new ad. Of NJ. III. Weed
in another column. Mr.. Weed,
who is an experienced architect
and builder, has arrived here
quite recently from New York
City. His office is over Morrill,
Il Co.'S drug store.
, 1875-12-09

cruised through the Japan sea, where a
few whales were seen, always moving
swiftly. No whales were taken here.
Arrived at the Ochotsk July l, and took
four whales in the North East Gulf, be-
tween July II and August Is. Then
left for Shantar Bay, where he arrived
Sept. l. Here the water was alive with
whales. and all the boats were lowered
fer the chase. Before night, however,
Russian war steamer hove in sight,
and ordered the ship away, serving on
Captain Spencer the following notice.
On reading it, he urgently solicited the
privilege of remaining twenty days, but
the captain of the war-steamer answer
ed that he had no discretion in the mat
ter; his orders were peremptory. The
boats were then recalled, and the ship
reluctantly left the whaling ground and
returned to this port, having on board
about 600 barrels of oil.
NoT1cE.-1. Foreign whaling vessels
cannot enter into any of the Cults OF
Bays. nor approach nearer than three
miles to the. Coasts and Islands belong
ing to us in tie Seas of Bhering and
Ochotsk; for the whale fishery in the
gulfs, bays, and straits, and within a
distance of three miles from the coasts
and islands mentioned. is granted exclu-
sively to Russions.
2. Foreigners cannot land on our
coasts or islands without the permission
of the Chief of tho place, neither for
supplies of wood nor to melt down the
fat of whales. This permission should
be obtained from the Governor General
of the Primorskaia Oblast, at Vladivos-
took or P tropavlovsk.
3. Captains of Foreign vessels are for
bidden, under any circumstance to leave
their sailors in any uninhabited place
within Russian territorys, as a punish
ment for breaches of discipline. For
this purpose, land for repairs. for victual-
ing, and for other necessaries-Petro-
pavlovsk, the port of Kainschatka, is
open to foreign vessels. During their
anchorage in that port, they are forbid
den to carry on the whale fishery, and
they should submit themselves to, and
carry out all the regulations and laws in
that port.
Capt. Spencer was informed that q
license to whale N the Ochotsk will be
granted to foreign applicants for $3.50,
at Petropaulski. If this be SO, why can
not this license be procurable here or il
San Honolulu Gazette.
, 1875-12-09

y a little fve-year old friend, who
was always allowed to choose the pretti-
est kitten for his pet and playmate be-
fore the nurslings were drowned, was
taken to his mothers sick room the
other morning to see two tiny. new,
twin babies. He looked rehectively from,
one to the other for q minute or two,
then poking his finger into the cheek Of
the pIumpest baby, he said. decidedly,
"Save this Cne."
, 1875-12-09

FREIGHT LIsT.-The following
is the freight list of the schooner
w. II. Meyer, which arrived
here yesterday:
Agar Il Nixon, 2; Jno. Col
Inns, SO; Schwabacher Bros. d
Co., 1,24s; J. W. p, %; H. H.,
s; S. P. Andrews, IS; Crawford
Il Harrington, 156; Talbot Mine,
3. W. DeShaw, 6 doz. demiohns,
Olympia-33.
Snohomish-3.
Port Gamble-140.
, 1875-12-09

CATHOLIC BAzAAR.-The Cath
olic Bazaar will be opened in
Yesler's Hall on Thursday even
ing of this week. A large
amount Of fancy goods, etc, will
be for sale, and it will be a good
opportunity to purchase holiday
presents. A feature of the ba-
zaar will be the presentation OF
handsome gifts to the most pop
ular lady and gentleman in town,
to be decided by ballot.