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Ourn,.,sas Z AvriI 1e75.

OpFlhttSdS avn ''So'
T.'sutemur tl4.rnier, ma femme s"uff,ai d. la
malade du foie. Ayant rs>aye divers Remedies
sans resultat saiis!ai<ani. j. me- s''is deride a
fare l'essai du ''Pos-y Anti maiarial Specific
J'ai commence il a drnx m"is. lni adml-
nit er ce lemede. Apres une stmaine, ellie
colnmanca sentir se> bons effrts, ct AMOUR
d'hui, apes un laps de temps de d"ux m"Is'
ellie n- sent plus lie dnaieuf dams la region On
foir; son teint est heaucoup plus sain 1T ellie
inuit dune bonne saute, nayant pris que pres
, DE- tr is bontries de- ce remede an prix mode
i re de- $i la bontre D L. RICHARD
NJ Richard rertife egai"m mt que ce remede
en- nn +ff4t aussi heurenx sur "a beIie-mere.
oui etait afipc e.. DE- la meme maniere. ct men
! ayant p,is dams re cas- On une s-uIr bonteillr.
| s-Ces remedies sunt prepares e! v"ndrf
mar WM q POSEY. Pharmarien. lrncol-
gnurp dss rurs Main ct Landry, O9elousas
/ 10 Avril 1875. 20
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r. MORNHINVEG,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Ga Rue Main. OpeloHs;,s. $ occnrera ASST
rASs5Adumpnr de tons les onvragrs de crs d't-
ferentes hranrnrs que lnn vondra bien l'il
confer. SEES pix @eroni Tres Hodefes
OpeIousas. 3 Ianvier 1874 la
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LIE GRAND DEPOT
D'EUFS EFT DE VOLAILLES

Y RS marchands de eampagne feront blen
/ 1 d'envoyer leurs volailles ct ieurs oe"fs au
GRAND DEPOT DE A. A. CARMAN,
No 7s Rue des Magasins, rres dc la hue
Poydras, Nonvelie-Orleans.
Unc attention tonte speciale sera donnee
aux cnnsiguatiuns de- Peaux. Mousse, LAME
Cornps. Os Patatts. Oignons, &c
On nj. charge nj magasinagr nj assurance.
IN FORT STOCK DE GROCERIES
,o,;onrs en- main "A. CARMAN,
No 7S Rue dps Magasins,
92na4 Pres de- la Rue P"ydras
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n Un mot ceux qni funent, chi
quent ou prisent, c'est- a dire aux neuf-
dixiemes de la population intelIigente /:
La r6coIte de tabac est magnifiqne.
Cette aimee est depnis qnilze ans la
seule aimee impair Oh le tabac est abon-
lant, sera bnn ct donnera une fnmee
agreeable, nn jus exquis ct de la pOudre
tsternutat0ire d6liciense.
Telle est an moins la voix de la Gran.
de Pointe ct de la Tongue Vue.
LOuisiGaais.
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PaouebOt Regulier du Dimancbe.

C LIE batean-a vap ur fin narche"r
- - r u Il Fl
+. OUAIREVAUX Capitaine.
HENRI MoLAiSoN. Commls.
D3RTIRA d. Washington II Dimanche de
chaqne semainr. 10 heules dn nlai'n, ct
d. la Nouvr!ls,. Orleans le Mercredi 5 he'ires
Pm
Pour fret on passage. s'adresser b0rd on
ar s. Wilkins. agent. Washington, Lne'
a Juliet 1874 La
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oPHLoUsAs DIRECTORY.
RDry Goods and Groceries,

A NDRUS, C. B.-Family and Plantation
N Groceries. Corn, Oats, Tinware, Glass
ware, sc. Corner Main and Landry sts,
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n LIE recenseneut de Ia paroisse
Lafayette accuse une population de
ll,0l0 repartie CONNIE suit: BlaDcs,
5992, nOirs, 50I3, Indiens 5. Blancs
sachant lire ct 6crire 1884, noirs 81.
Blancs ne sacllant nj lire nj ecrire 2726,
nOirs $3.50. VOtamts: 2O49.
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les Desastrss en- Hongrie. La vile
de Rude Went d'6pronver un desastre
moins effrayant que ceIui de Toulouse,
mais qui dependant coflte la vie nn
certain nOmbre dc peIsDilnes. I.
I'm nrage terrible q eclate samedi
#eoir d Prsth (Hongrie). II a prodnit
des d6gats comparahles settlement Q
ceux que laisse apres mi le typhOn sles
hides. Les iours precedenta, la cha
lenr await St6 etouffaute pendant ton
te Ia iouru6e lie spleil flt brnlant, le
eiel sans un nuage. Tout coup. Vers
sept lleures, il So couvre: II tonlbe une
averse d'enormes gf6ions. plus gfos one
dee oeufs de- pigeons; plnsienrs Milliers
de Wires sont brisees les recOltes s0nt
Ilach6es menues. a huit heures cOin-
nence une pluie diluvienne, qaitOmhe
sans interruption jusqu'a h mutt. On
aurait dit que les cataractes dn ciel
6taient 0nvertes.
Pesth, propremenb dit. relative
nlellt pen souffsrt nais d Bnle, de
l'antre cote du Danube. les d6sastret
sont warrants. Cette rifle est entou-
rec de tous c6t6s de hantes collines,
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Il. S. TAYLOR.

aUCCESsEIJR du Dr. w. j. 0frutt, Phar-
- macien es Drogniste, Washington. Line.
Ordor nances de medecin rxecnfSes avec
soin. Par nne ssricte attention anx aff,ires.
IL espsre msriter Encouragement Dr. ses amis
ct du public en- general GI7 juilietf
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u II d'admirables champs de
cannes dams nOtre paroisse, ct le plant,
pressure partout, est vigoureux, tontfn,
verdOyant 1t plsin de riches pronlesses.
SentinelLe, de ST Martin.
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Mnrnhinuag & Dantin.

ONT lhs"nur dsnn.1etr ;,. eur, on, ."s ""xsr e,
lesr Atelier de Tailleurs rue Main. vis-a-vis
le magasin de Julien Claude, an ills sont prets
a taire promptsmrnt eft sur commando, des
vstements hommes ct de garcons.-t"nt
Outrage garanti. t24 avfillo7o
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UM. Elmer. SELLER, r6pare les vol
lures, les sellas ct les harnais. q 81 resi-
dence, a Paneien college de Nj. White,
pres Opelousas,
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~ La maison de Banqne Duncan,
Sherman & Co., une Dies neillenrs mai
sons de New York. Went de snspendre
ses placements. Son passif est, dit. on,
de cinq a six millions. Les plus lonrdes
pertes snnt en- cotton ct en- actions.
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Lisez ct guerissez-vous
Cordial Rall, Plaisance. st. Landry, !
@ Mai 1874

Cordial Hall, PIalsance. 81 LaHuFy'
8 Mai 1874
Ceci est pour certifer que lie ''P''s'y A"ti-
malariaI Specific MA radlcaiemei't gnellde ia
fievre a PRISONS de laquellr je souffIais depu's
dix huit mois. Apres avoir essaye lnutirment
pr,sirnls remedrs, j al ete intiuit ptendrr ce
suecifaue. .J'en ri achrte mne b"nteiIe que
al prpsque toute prise, ct je snis malnt+na''f TN
parfaite sante. Esperant que eeux qai Sont
atsauues de crs fievres essairront CT r"nede' Je
dsmrnrr etc. C. TOLEDANU.
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1T. o. Elmer, SELLER ct carrossier,
offre ses services an public. Son atelier
est 4 l'ancien colIegede NJ. White, pres
0pelousas. 10 JUN.
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Ogden Elmer. SELLER, travaillera
aux pfix les plus moder6s, q son dotni-
cile, i rancieD college de- u. White.
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HRQJDOLPM RsODEvEULLER,

DARBTER ct H"rl"g-r, rue Bellevue. pres
ID dn Cafe d. P ff .rknrn. Barbe. c"npe d..
chevpuy. mpttnyag.. d.. la teie, reparation lie
montras, de prndulps, de bjmltrre ct instrt'-
mpnts de- rnnsique On achett For hrisa "A
gent d. Ia Gazstte Ailemandp de la Nilr.-Orle-
ans r.,nr Lafayette, st Landry ct Calcasieu
z Nuvembre lS74*
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:o-rnrr M MOORE.

JOSEPH M MooHRsE1s,
AvOCAT JURlsC,uNo'ooIn,ses 'on,es ii
T7XERCERA sa profession dans as,s;s;aiYs ss
~ Cours du Huitieme Dissriea :: 7 lS.gs Savans par
Son burpan est lie meme oceupe cl,aU.at s,,nert psf
swayzs Il Moore, ct plus 'nlnelousss,
Moore g. Morgan, rue Bellevue, a,vr;i Is7l.
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La mort siu Col. Moody, le Roi de Ia
Chemise, u'entrave en- rien les inineil-
ses affaifps de son aagasiIi, rue du Cal-
naI, encoISnure Royale, Nile. Orleans.
Nafre ienne ami Victor Grimlner eat
mniHtenant g6rant tle ce grand siiag;l-
ain, oia CD peut aclleter les i,iAs bellies
chsluises cslmne les plus ennlsisunes,
an aneillenr inarch6. Nous Feeomaian-
dnns easte nlisOn ct son g6rant D HI
consideration sin public. Voir I'ayis
dams metre partie aneIaise. f9 Gin
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DESMARAIS, LOUIS-Groceries, LIQUORS.
- Cigars, Hardware, Tinware, &c. Corner
OF Market and Bellevue streets.
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EgM Ne. Adolphe A. Mouton, marchand
commissionnaire de la Nellie Orleans, q
passS par notre vile jeudi dernier.
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]. L. Couret,

TACTEuR eli sucre ct en- cotton, ct Mar
II chand t!ommissionnaire en general, No
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NEUNZESHEIMER,F F.-Groceries. Provis.
XA ions, CrOckeryware, Glassware, Tinwarer
&c Main st., bet. Landry and Bellevue.
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WNHOMPSON, VIM. M.-Physician and Sur.
4 geon. Office at his fathers residence, on
Court street.
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Physicians. 9.

TTADDEN, LOUIS - Physician and Sur.
IL geOn. Office at residence, southern ex.
trenlity of Union street.
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NEARTEI4 & HUDSPETH ATTORNEYS and
IVA Cuunselors at Law. Office near corner
of COnrt and Landry streets.
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T EWIS s. BRO.-Attorneys and Counselors
- at Law. Office on Landry st., between
Court and Market streets.
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EUne liste de subscription pour ye-
mir au secours du peuple des districts
inondes de 10 France, est deposee au
magasin de nj. Solomon Isaacs, en- notre
Vile, on ceux qui sympathisent avec
l,infortune pourront d6poser lenrobole.
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DOOS, DAVID-Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats
~ Boots, Shoes. Groceries, Hardware, &c
Corner Main and Bellevue streets
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salneili derniar Afme Francois
Clautiuss aemeurant pres lie Rayyille
dams estte paraisse, u mis- an monde
tFuls gsAFsnals, peasant respecti vement o.
et q livrea. Cette meme d,sne II
egalsn1etit mis- an monde il u Il denx
ans. deslx ilaIneanx, I'M gafes.sl et une
tiiae. 81 DR.. N. p. Young tlt RovvilIe,
aHf 6fait anpel6 ailpres de ID mere, d
g6nSreHsemeut rendu hes services gra.
It's.
4a mere nest serlleInent agge me de
so ans. a6 les trais deriliers aslasaentenf
RI is0aaIgs i dix enfants Ia mere 1T lsa
enassnts IL Feitpnt alissi hiell que p0ssi-
bile. gfagstt III "a T7Uertiser,
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MOORE, JOSEPH M.-Attorney and Coup.
IVA selor at Law. Office on Bellevue street,
opposite the Market House.
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Attorneys at Law.

TSTILETTE, L. ID. Attorney and Conn
IA selor at Law. Office in the Old Bank
House, on Landry street.
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DERRODIN, F. F.-Attorney and Counselor
IL at Law. Office in brick building at cor.
mer of Market and Landry streets.
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NEAYO, CLAUDIUS-Drugs. Patent Med;.
IVA cines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Glass, &c. Corner Court and Bellevue SITS.
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ENCORE LE PIsToLET. lie jeune BFn-
ner, dc Plaquemine BrnlGe, 6tait en-
querelle, l'antre jour, avec une de ses
connaissances. T'irant son pistolet de
ca poclle, il le tenait le long de sa
cuisse, pret Il en- faire usage, qaand par
hasard le coup partit ct lui logea 10
bale dams les chairs.
La blessure nest pas dangerense, 81
On assure quill vaut misux one Ia bale
soft Oh ellie est que dams II poitrine De
pantra.
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UCeux qui desireront aeheter une
machine q coudre de Grover g. Baker.
on une Weed Family Favorite, on une
Wilson Shuttle, pourront faire I'M bon
march6 en- s'adressant 4 ce bureau.
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ENALER. c. N.-EstabIished IS45. Watches,
II Clocks, Jewelry and Sewing Machinesr.
paired. Corner Main and Landry streets.
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DOSEY, JOHN-Drugs, Chemicals, Patent
Medicines, Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils
Glass. &c Corner Main aud Landry SITS.
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VILYAsECiA. MAURICE-DFy 13,; Goods, Boots,
ware, &c. Main ST., bet. North and Grolee,
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RUD.-Watchmake and
ID Barber. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Musical Instruments repaired. Bellevue st.
, 1875-01-07

In the District Court of the Third Judi.
cial District of the Territory of Wash.
ington, holding terms at the City Of
Seattle. in and fol. the Counties Of
King. Katsap and Snohomish.
George Wilson, Plaintiff, A1s'
s&% "a. EEi
Edwin Dane. Letitia E. Dane, Ma
ria L. Dane and Sarah E. Dane, : S2
Defendanta. q e} .s, lJF
Complaint filed November 81, 1874.
in the County of King, in the Office Of
the Clerk Of said District Court.
The Tinted States Of America
To EDWIN DANE LETITIA DANE,
MARIA L. DANE AND SARAH E.
DANE. Defendants. ,s{sX s,stC,
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff. in the District
Court of the Third Judicial District OF
the Territory of Washi, gton. holding
terms at the City of Seattle. in the
county of King, for the counties of King,
Kitsap and Snohomish. and to answer
the complaint filed therein, within TWEEN
tv days exclusive of the day of service)
after the service on you of this sum
mons, if served within the said county
of King; or if served out of that comfy,
but in this District, within thirty days,
otherwise within sixty days, or judg-
ment by default will be taken against
you. according to the prayer of the
complaint, A@ AZ Sc
The said action is brought to obtain Il
good and sufficient deed, conveying to
the plaintiff all the interest of Sarah A.
Dane. now deceased. in and to lots
plumber one. two and three in section
number thirty-ive IN township number
twenty-four north of range pumber four
east of the Willamette meridian in King
county. Washington Territory. which
interest WAS a'tem, ted to be conveyed
on July Goth, 1870, nv Sarah A. Dane.
in her life time. but which conveyance
was invalid. and for other reliefs.
And you are hereby notified. that if
you fail 10 appear and answer the said
complaint as above required. the said
plaintiff will apply to the Court for a
decree appointing a commissioner to
convey said land and for such other
equitable relief as his complaint may
entitle him to.
49,, Winess Hon. Orange Jacobs.
lsE.L Judge of said Conrt. and the
f--' seal thereof. this 9th day of
November, A. D. 1874
L. B. ANDREWS. Clerk.
". H. WHITE Attorney for Plaintiff.
Nov. 80.
, 1875-01-07
SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory Of Washington, holding
terms at the City of Seattle. in and for the
Counties of King Kitsap and Snohomish.
]. Shea, A BocQufraz aud Mckee.l
partners under the firm name of
Shea, BocquerazSMcKee, Plaintiffs,
Peter Riley, Defendant,
Complaint filed November 10th. 1874. in the
County of King. in the office of the Clerk of
aid District Court.
The United States of America
To PETER RILEY, Defendant.
NOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
Il pear in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiffs. in .he District Court
of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of
Washington holding terms at the City of Seat
tle in the county Of King, for the counries Of
King, Kitsap and Snohomish, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within twenty days
(exclusivs of the dav of service) after the SER
vice on you of this summons. if served within
the said county of King; or if rived out Of that
county. but in this District, within thirty days,
otherwise within sixty days, or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken agai isf ou according to the
prayer of the complaint.
The said action Is brought to recover the sum
Of Five Hundred and nine 75-lO0 Dollaas on an
account fpr goods. wares and merchandise sold
and delivered hy the plaintiffs to the defendant
II his request on the 1th day OF March, 1874. 2
Aud you are hereby natified. that if you fail to
appefr md answer to the said complaint as
ab we reqnired the said plaintiffs will take judg
ment against y, u for Five Hundred and nine
their complaint.
Witucss the Hon. Orange Jacobs
lsEAL. Judge of said Court. and the seal there
t~~' of, this sixteenth day Of November. A.
D. 1874. IL ANDRE Is, Clerk.
VIII. WHITE. Attorney for Plsintiffs. nov2l
, 1875-01-07

The RAcE.-Notwithssenl,pg the in
clemsncy Of the weather, 2 very large
crowd assembled st the tac6 hack I'd
witness ths great running f.cs hetween
Osceoia and Tom Merry, iihs Ssaatls a.
vorite. for purss Of $780, and $500
side. The Yakima casnss.ovsr from
Gamble with about 200 perapps includ-.
ing the Port Gamble brass band. Be-
sides the numerous teams ranning BY
land. the Yakima. Zephyr, Addie. and
Comet took mp large nnmbef. the
ZEPHYR aud Addie making two trips.
Pool selling On the ground before the
6sst heat stood l5to 90, in Tom Mssry's
favor. 5.a1A .s4sa *. n ~. .lss.s ~
Afsw minutes befoFe the horses wese,
brought out and saddled, the jockissbs-
ing n,st weighed and instructed BY the
Judges. Promptly At O'Clock the
horses got away. Merry leading from
the start by nearly length. AT the
half mile Osceola collared him, and
gradual forged ahead. Coming Town
the home stretch Osceola gained every
Jump. and passed under tbs wire four
lengths ahead. Time, l:53. After the
first heat pool-selling took . jump the
other way. and Osceols became the "a.
vorite at 80 to 10 for Tom Merry.
In the second heat. when the horses
got away. Osceols led, bat was collared
by Merry in the first quarter mile
The horses kept we'll together the whole
way round the track. and come down
the home stretch neck and neck. Ete.
~ one expected it would bs dead heat,
but just before reaching the rope. Oscs-
ola stretched out and came out winner
by half neck. Time, 1:54.
On the third heat, at the start, Tom
Merry led. but was passed by Osceola
before the quarter mile. Osceola grad
nallyy increased the distance and came
out about 50 yards ahead. winning the
heat and the race. Time l :54. Osceola
kept on and ran around the track once
more at the conclusion of the heat, ap-
pearing as fresh as at the start.
Owing to the severe rains for the pas.
two or three days, the track was very
heavy. which accounts partially for the
poor time made.
The tide falling, all the steamers had
left except the Addie, and she was
promptly loaded with passengers. Just
as they ware comfortably settled, they
were informed that she was not going to
Seattle but to the Rsnton mine, and
they were obliged to footit back to town.
except those who were fortunate enough
to charter country wagon. '-73
Large quantities of money changed
hands on the result o. tberace. Before
the first heat fom Merry's hackers had
hard work to get their bets taken, but
after that it was mostly the other way.
There WAS a trotting race on track to-
day at l o'clock. There were two en-
tries. but up to the hour Of going to
press We have not learned the particu-
lars. i .e-s s.E asia-v te4
, 1875-01-07

RArYLE.-The rattle last night. gotten
up by W. G. Jameson resulted as fol-
lows: l. Gents gold watch. Mr.. Gamer
on; 2. Gents gold watch. H. Adams;
3. Lady's gold watch, Capt Libby; 4.
Lady's gold watch. W. A. Harrington
5. Coffee Urn. Mr.. Tudor; 6. Wine
stand. W. R. Andrews; Z. 8 and 9, Sill
yer watches. Messrs. Mckenzie and
Thomas and Capt. Bailey. i.s
Mr.. Cameron also won fine meer-
schaum pipe which vas ltah1ed for $40.
, 1875-01-07

Baptist PAsroR.-Rev J. A. Wirth.
OF Oregon City. has accepted call from
the Baptist Church Of this city. He
was expected topseach here next Sun
day, but has informed the Church that
b. will not arrive till next week. Mr..
wirth preached for this Church very
ac,eptably for short time last summer.
, 1875-01-07

.AScaUB RAcE.-After the raee on New
Years scrub race was run, the stakes
being the horses and $45, between j.
Hughes mare Exit" formerly owned
by J. n Lyon. and Mr. O'Brien' . horse
both caynses. single dash of one mile,
which was won by Kit in 1:56.
, 1875-01-07

BALL.-Ihe ball given on New Years
eve by the Sing Verein Germania vas
the best attended of any that has taken
place in this city for years. The Pavil-
ion was crowded. there not being room
for al to dance. Tho hall was very
handsomely decorated. Dancing con-
tinued until 4 O'Clock. -...
, 1875-01-07


The bored of education = Children
who hate school.
When man aint good for anything
alse. he is about right to sit ON a jnry.
Tirelis said to be a dissipated elenent,
because it goes out almost every night.
A mother-in-law is not heavenly
body. but she has often eclipsed hon
eymoon. ,-s.....-...l
When boy becomes bent on going to
see he should be straiehtere cd out before
the mast. sss, ,,,e,,,,-. he
Two horns will last an OK q lifetime.
but many man wants that number ev-
cry morning before breakfast.
, 1875-01-07

ZAafIocH.-This great magician and
wizard, who entertained our citizeus 30
we'll week or SO ago. will give one of
his inimitable performances at the Pa
vilion this evening. Every ono should
90 without fail.
, 1875-01-07

PoRr MADISON, Dec. 81 Arrived. W.
q. Gawley. ~ ''''s
lPosr GAxBLE, Dec. 81. - Arrived.
Camden from lIilo. 1f'i}i -
PoRr TOWNSEND. Dec. 81. Sailed,
Dublin; Arrived, Eureka. ~'Ni'
San FRANc1soo, Dec. 81. = Arrived.
Schooner w. H. Myer, Port Townsend; !;
Ship Coquimbo. Port Madison; Bark
Osmyn. Port Blakely. . 8 'As
PoRr BLAKELY, Jan. 1.-Arrived Co.
lumbis. 1O3 -143 ~
, 1875-01-07

LE1r.-Quite . number Of people
from Tacoma intended being here at
the race, yesterday. but when the str.
North Pacific left that place at 6 A.. n.
they were still dancing. hence did not
arrive. , tiss % A9 a.afs
, 1875-01-07

a The week Of prayer will be OBJ
served by Christians from the several
churches. with Religious services eve
rings. beginning at the Brown Church
tomorrow. F-
, 1875-01-07

ANOTHER RACE. It ;s rumored that
Tom Merry and Trife will run in q
week or ten days for . purse of 81, 600.