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Base Ball.

At q meeting held at Island hall last night, the
Rosedsle Base Ball Club was reOrgsnlzed for the
season of 1875, with the following players Handy,
McCook, Wood, Nolan, Kearney, Page, Ring
gold, Riley, McKenney, Olsryoe, McDougal and
and Coburn. Mr.. g. A. Trailor, who managed
the club so we'll last year, was reelected to the
same position. Mr.. McCook was reelected cap
tain. The Rosedales have fne record for the
season Of 1874 and the above players will enter
the base ball field with every prospect Of making
bright record for the coming season.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

THE PARIS AND NEW YORK SUCCESS OF1s-5.
GIROFLE-GIROFLA!
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, March D.
for six nights and one matinee only, first produce
ton IN Mashington of LeeOcq's last and most sue
GIROFLE-GIROFLA!
the reiRning sensation Of 60 European cities and
the great musical event OF the year, which will be
produced with entirely new costumes, properties,
gorgeous mise-en-scene and the den ticII New York
cast, PRES nttng for the first time in Washington
MILE CORALlE GEOFFRUY,
Pima Donna from the lesding Partisan theatres.
MILE LEONTINE MINELLI,
MILES Kid, DO-el, Vandamme, Perraut, Julien.
Clancy MONS. G.. DE QUERCY,
Principal Tenor from the Partisan Opera ComIuue:
Messrs. Valaire, Walter, Genot, Salvador DaTilis'
Perrant, T4at, &C., &c. GRAND CHORUS and
ORCHESTRA, comprising 80 performers, under
the direction ONIONS. @. VAN GHELE,
GIROFLE-GIROFLA.
viii be presented with the same completeness Of all
detail scharacteriZed its Fifty consecutive repre-
senta lions in New York. Admission, 81; Reserved
Seats, 50 cents extra: Gallery, 80 cts. Seats for
sale at Metzerott's Music Store and at Box ONCE
OF Theatre. mh29-tf
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NeW Suits.

The following new suits have been entered since
last report:
Norman Wizard VS.. Casper Kneesi; damages
ESQ. Herman KoppeIl VS.. Patrick Curtin; appeal
from justice Of the peace. Isaac Hurdle VS.. same;
appeal. Washington Market Company VS.. Null
colt We. Michael Hoover; note $500. q. Owens,
Of SilcOtt, vs.. Hoover; account S226.0S. Du-
pargnet Huat VS.. F. Freund; appeal from jus
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Marriage Lieansas,

Six happy couples were licensed yesterday, viz:
John J. Heron, Of Brooklyn, and Agnes CRhiII,
Of Washington; John T. West and Carrie Shank;
John Q. YRnge and Martha L. Chiraton: FlaYell
NJ. Kngour and Ida V. Dentey; Geo. A. Kennedy
and Sarah A. Whitney; Robt. A. Nagruder and
Mary E johnson, both Of Georgetown, d. G.
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WOOD AND COAL.

STEPHENSON q BRO,
~ PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD.
The best in use. Prepared from the hest quality
of Virginia Pine, and Introducing Patent Fire
Lighter In each bundle, dispensing with the use OF
kerosene, Ehayings or paper. Sold by all grocers.
Ask for Stephenson's Patent Wood, and take no
other. Every bundle has printed label giving d.
rections for use All the best qualities Of coal con-
stanfly on hand. STEPHENSON q BRO, sole
manufacturers in this District; office, l21s Penn
sylvanIa avenue. Mil and Depot, SeYenth-street
wharf TChronicle.1 mhI9
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NNN.N.NSN-N1~-N-N-N-NNoN
DUTTER-FROM NEW YORK DIARIES
ID and creamerIes direct, selected for hne Table
BUTTER. The trade supplied at the lowest mar
ket prices A. Z. PHILLIPS,
feBI7Stf I7Ss-l755 Penna. ave. northwest.
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THREE STORES IN ONE.
Hamilton 8 Pearson,

Y:M g; a; Building, Ninth and o streets.
Marble MAntels, Slate Nantes,
And The Target variety Of other goods useful and
retail, mhu-u
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Half an ofice for rent.
Proposals for msilbsgs.
A nne lot for sale cheap.
Furnished rooms for rent.
Return that borrowed uniform.
Proposals for military supplies.
"Brainard's Musical Treasures"
Something new In chewing tobacco.
John Mitchell mass meeting tonight.
Vegetine will cure most any complaint.
Rooms, with or without board, for rent.
House-furnishing goods at lowest prices.
Arms Ke,cham have money to loan.
Acacia Lodge members, read advertisement.
Supreme Court-Gregory Chaves vs.. E. Jarvis
All the new books at W. H. o. H. MOrri-
sons.
Members Of syraeusIans Lodge meet to-day, at
2p.m.
RObt. H. Graham has several new carriages
for sale.
Wall & Co. Will have sale of gold jsweIry,
sc, April q
Choice selection Of hats on exhibition in EbbItt
House parlors.
A great Eater-pOwsr on the Shenandoah river
for sale or lease.
Wash. B. Williams SdverIises an assortment Of
elegant furniture.
wash. B. Williams viii sell valuable real es-
tate on the 9th Of April.
In TIE REPUBLICAN, book and job-printing
department all classes and kinds Of printing are
done with better satisfaction TO the parties inter-
ested than In any other establishment.
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VEGETINE.

WILL CURE
SCR OF L A.
Serofulous HumOr.
VEGETINE viii eradicate from the system every
cured thoSsands IN BosIoa aud VI
entity who had been long and painful sufferers.
Cancer, Cancerous HumOr.
The marvellous effect Of VEGETISE in cass OF
Cancer and Can ierous Humor challenges the most
whom are prescribing VEGETINE to their PATIENTS.
Canker.
vEGETTNE has never failed to cure the most m
flexible ca Q OF Canker.
Mercurial Diseases.
the cure OF this class Of diseases.
Pain in the Bones.
In this complaint the vEGETIxE is the great
remedy, as 1t removes non the system the produe-
ing cause.
Salt Rheum.
to h s ife hfS
ETlNE.
Erysipelas.
vEGITIvE has never failed to cure the most in
veterate case Of ErysiDelas.
Pimples and HumOrs on the Face.
Reason should teach us that a blotchy, rough or
pimpled skin depends entirely upon an internal
tae defecs TESETISE is tie great blood purifier
Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sores
cieanse he blood with VEGETixG, and
these complaints Will disappear.
Catarrh.
can 6e O6tsine9 through the blood. VEaETTSs IS
the great blood purifier.
Constipation.
vEGETINE does not act as cathartic to debilI-
bling each TO perform the functions ueyolYing
upon them.
VEGETINE has restored thousands to health who
have been long and painful sufferers.
Dyspepsia.
If VEGETINE Is taken regularly, according to
dire ctions, certain and speedy cure will fellow
its use.
Faintness at the Stomach.
VEGETINE is not a stimulating bitters which
creates q fictitious appetite, but q gentle tonic,
which assists nature to restore the stomach to
bealtby action.
Female Weakness.
VEGETINE acts directly upon the causes OF these
complaints. 1t inYigorates and strengthens the
whole 81 stem, acts upon the secretive organs and
allays Inflammation.
General Debility.
In this complaint the good effects OF the vEGE-
TINE are TealiZed Immediately after commencing
10 take 1t; as debility denotes deficiency Of the
blood, and VEGETINE acts directly upon the blood.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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FINE wORsTED SUITS ITO ORDER"
TAILORING DEPARTMENT, A. Saks & %.
NOBBY STREET SUITS, ITO order"
TAILORING: DEPARTMENT, A. Saks Co.
English Plaid Suits, SPECIAL STYLES"
Tailoring Department, A. Saks & 20.
FRENCH PLAID SUITS, ozark Colorings,"
Tailoring Department, A. SAKS 90.
ENGLISH FLOTSAM, floating clOth,)
To order, at A. SAKS CO.'S.
"FLAMINGO," A new hobby suiting.
ENGLISH TROUSERINGS,
FRENCH PANTALOONERY,
MARSEILLES VESTINGS,
AUSTRIAN COATINGS.
Tailoring psrlors, second floor.
A. SAKs & Co., 3l6 Seventh street.
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Quinsy, Inhamed Tonsils and Air Passages are
promptly cured By the use Of Ponds Extract. It
never fails.
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A VENUE THEATRE.

MONDAY, March %, engagement Of Mr. WILL
LIAM nEYERE, in his great character Of RIP
VAN WlNkLE, with powerful cast. First ap-
pearance in this city of Francois the Magic Prince
MPsmerist, Chemist, Nentriloquist and Fire-eAter.
Tight ope Artist, Vocalist, DanSeuse and Protea
Actress. Second week OF Miss Ella Sheldon.
Americas greatest Song and Dance LADY and
Serio- Comic Pearl. Second week of Mile Azalia
the beautiful and beUitchlng lady, in her wonder
Harris. Our fIyorites, Charles T. Ellis, John
Forbes, Miss Jessie Howard, Miss Lou Edwards.
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Auction saIea To-day,
See the

CENTENNIAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM
at the EbbiH House,
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Gall and examine the IRE and burglarproof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner o.
Keeping Of securities, jewels, slverWare or otner
valuables. Rents, from tan TO sixty dollars per
annum, according TO sire. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Tekc apGrn{1G from fhR Chfcno0 and Boato0 0Te
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LECTURE TO KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Or, Morris and the Battle of Hattin,

The attendance upon DR.. Morris's lecture to
the Templars at Masonic Temple last evening
was largely sWelled by the admission of the
ladies Of the gallant Sir knights, for, unlike
their Wsrlike ancestors, the gentlemen Of the
crOss-hilt swords In Washington 1mRrry and are
(mueh) given in marriage" a thing strangely In
violation Of the principles established by the
de Psyens would have said last evening had be
witnessed the I'VE hundred gentlemen protesting
Templar vows, each with q Mrs. Templar or a
Miss Templar hanging upon his "bridle arm Il
is difficult to contemplate.
The chief interest in DR.. Morris lecture con-
the castles, the camping grounds and the battle
helds Of the old lighting DULLES" Of the twelfth
century; In this the Jealous employer has no
rival For, while the ordinary run OF Palestine
travellers give about ten minutes to 'do upn each
place, the Doctor devoted his time TO an exact
and exhaustive examination Of few noted
from personal observation the line Of march Of
the Crusaders in 1929, their mode OF advance In
erected for the defence Of the country aSss h.
occupation, and particularly the crcumstances
connected with the disastrous Battle Of Hattin,
July, isl
'Swhere, on q summer day.
The warriors Of the risen Lord went down
In blood, and left their bones upon the plain Of
Then sunk the cross IT fell midst press Of Knights
And bursting hearts; and s MID appeals to God;
On that bright pasture-land, no more"
The delivery OF an original poem, IN which the
duties Of Christian knights at the present day
are dePictured, gave point to this interesting lee
ture, which, by general request Of the Order, will
be repeated In this city at no distant day.
Auction Sales To-day.
By II. T, Zimmerman Son:
At 10 O'Clock, at house No. an Third street
northwest, an elegant assortment OF furniture.
By B. H. Warner:
At 40 o'clock, Q large frame dwelling, and
Otler 6nfldfnon nm ha khaoa Al ~
the Arlington.
By Lstimer Cleary:
At 10 o'clock, at the establishment OF Wolford
Shelberg, No. AT Seventh Street. between b
and streets southwest, $4,000 yards choice car
By Wash. B. Williams:
At 10 O'Clock, at house No. 500 Vermont ayenue
Q superior lot Of furniture
See the
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Braun's AutotYpes.

Our special Importation OF these remarkable pic
lures Is new ready for exhibition and sale and we
invite the inspection and investment Of al persons
works of art or the great masters supply. as no
other copies can, want long felt. The exhibition
viii continue few days only.
WARREN CHOATE & CO.'S
BOOKSTORE
Vernon Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
janis Tenth street.
OLD Mol ON 'EXHIBITIOH )NEw No,
ass and Sale 4SS
MARRRITER'B,
No. Ess Seventh street, between D and streets,
eight doors above Odd Fellows Han.
Also, largest stock Of Paperhangings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and TGs-
sells Rings, Nails, &C., in the District.
%TERMS CASH.
Please remember name and number. Je2S-1y"
MOUNT VERNON,
VI TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
CAPT. Frank HoEIINGsHEAD,
Leaves Seventh-street wharf DAILY, Sunday eIa
eepted,l at 10 =. m, returning about p. m.
Round trip q, including admission to Mansion
and Grounds, Oc1S
Fl NJ BARLOW
begs leave to call the attention of Senators and
members OF Congress to his large collection Of
duced prices. This Is fine opportunity TO persons
leaving the city TO purchase, his stock is the
largest ever seen in Washington Paintings, &c.
packed with the greatest care.
BARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
heb2+1m lbs Pennsylvania avenue.
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"ASHINGTON THEATRE COMTQUE.
w MONDAY, March %, every night and Wednes-
day and Saturday Matinees. Engagement of the
versatile Character Actor, Mr. MILTON NOBLE,
who Will appear in his own sterling Sensational
drama, entitled jim BLUDSOE; Or, BOHE-
MANS AND DETECTIVES Mr.. Ed. Murray
and Miss Alice Ross; the celebrated Premier Dam
seuse, Miss Bette RemmelSberg. Best Vocalist on
the American stage, Miss Nellie St. John. Miss
Kitty Allyne, Jake Budd, Sam. z. Ryan, Air Me-
Dowtll, Lew Spencer, and our great Company in a
grand variety entertainment. Inh2e-6t
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sAI COSTUME DIES EHFAHrs.
Marini's Annual Festival to Bis Pupil

Narini'g Annual Festival to Els Pupils
Marinfs hall presented last night the annual
scene Of juvenile festivity with which that pop
ular teacher Of the graceful art Of dancing,
Marini, delights his young pupils and their am
bilious and sppreciative families. Ason previous
occasions Of similar assemblages, the space aE-
forded by the hall and its contiguous rooms was
entirely inadequate to the comfortable position
Of the numerous guests, and only unsatisfactory
Elimps0s were obtained by many OF the gayly-
attired and agile little figures as they moved
through the measures Of the LEneers with we'll
assumed dignity and much native grace, or In
the pas seuls, which each and all accomplished
with an accuracy and ease apparently very pleas
ing TO their teacher and parents.
Lads and misses, wearing miniature apparel Of
past generation and costumes OF fancy in imita-
ton OF their elders, including the customary list
OF peasants fairies, queens, knights and pages,
and OF ages ranging between four and fifteen,
hlled the shining door with groups intent upon
the steps Of some inspirlting waltz or promensd-
Ing with admirable dplomb Of manner, and appa-
rently engrossed In conversation upon matters Of
Importance. The pas seuls and pas de deuX Of
the fancy Dances were all cachacas, craco-
viennes, hornpIpes, flings and madrilines; very
terpsiehoreans with excellent skill and the nAtu-
raj grace and inimItsble ease which pertain to
the very young.
Doubtlessly desirable emulation results from
these annual public exhibitions Of progress, and
the patr4as and general public are thereby as
sured Qf4he utility OF attendance upon the les
sons o. art which contributes to the growing
human physique go much supple strength, ease
and grace Of mien as does the art Of dancing.
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CURRENT NEWSOF THE CITY
KENO Ban Ks CLOSED Blythe POLICE

THE DEALERS AND PLAYERS DISCONSOLATE.
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See the


CENTENNIAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM
At the Ebbin House.
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BUTTER.

Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
mh3I-W&Stf
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In this complaint the good effects OF the VEGE-
TINE are realized Immediately AFTER commencing
TO take It: as debility denotes deficiency Of the
blood, and VEGETINE acts directly upon the blood.
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Book Sale This Evening,

Book Sale This Evening.
The sale Of books by Messrs. Latimer Cleary
will be concluded this evening, when the oldest,
rarest and most valuable books Of the whole col
lection will be offered
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A FIRs1-CLAss CHRISTIAN BREAKFAST.
MELTING FOR MUTUAL CONSULTATION.
THE PASTORS AND THE YOUNG MEN
Years Work of the Christian Association.
What IL Costs to Conduct the AssOeia-
ton, and the Labor It Performs
A Full Expression OF Opinion
The Churches to Render
Financial Aid.

In olden time. Don Quixote bold,
As we by Oervantes are told,
In all the pomp Of mighty pride
HIa pYowess m n mind milf triad
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
ONE WEEK ONLY,
COMMENCING
MONDAY, APRIL S.
CHAS, h. Manager.
Return Visit Of the FAvorite
DUPREZ q BENEDICT,S
GIGANTIC FAMOUS MIEsTRELS
Burlesque Opera Troupe and Brass Band,
Enlarged, Remodeled and Improved,
Composed OF Thirty Picked Artists
Most Successful, Complete, Powerful TrOupa
Travelling.
Recognized as the Superfors of BIinstrelsy
introducing Concerts Of crit and Br.llianey,
programmes daily
Seats reserved at Ellis Music Store, in advance,
without extra charge.
GRAND NEE SATURDAY, AT2O'CLoCK.
served seats 30 cents. MINI o.
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TAKE CARE OF YoUR TALUABLES.

In TIE REPUBLICAN, book and job-printing
department all classes and kinds Of printing are
done with better satisfaction TO the parties inter.
ested than In any other establishment.
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General Debility.

VEGETINE acts directly upon the causes OF the
complaints. 1t inYigorates and strengthens q
whole sy stem, acts upon the secretive organs Al
allays Inflammation.
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In accordance with the usual custom, the con-
gregations Of the various Episcopal churches met
on Easter Monday and elected Vestrymen for the
ensuing year as follows:
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-09-25
TERRITORIAL.

An Ogden Gardener boasts Of a broom
corn sixteen feet h'g''
Indians are doing thriving oyster bus
in, 50 on Puget Sound.
The Puget Sound Baptist Association
commenced at Seattle ON the 18th inst.
GAN, NcVicko, Suryovor Gor,r.l j.
visiting in the Eastern pari of the Terri
tory
Observation-Disclosures, l.. A.;
iona wen, into ctiec, on the lst of Soptrm.
her.
49, -. -
10 Rev. II. X. Hines, was harmed last
week.
an cu
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'"r"',' ,'c'' " ana " ''''''' ""S o"r'cu
m, So l.ra :.
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brigham Young 'raa' railway cleared
$50 ON tho occasion ct tho funeral of
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The IeadCr admits that the Black Hills
fnrorc haa filled Cheyenne with desperate
and dangerous characters, who gain pre-
carious living by ,hicying and irec-lundh-
ing
The name of the proposed Black Hills
railroad to oItcr the Black Hills from the
Southwark is The kanSl, Central and
Black Hills Marrow Guagc Railroad Com
pany."
The Walla Wall Union says. Nearly
all OF our Legislators have started tor Olym-
pia. We notice one outside member who
appeared, as usual, to have his pockets full
of proxies.
A prominent merchant in Salt Lake
gave undubitablc evidence of his insanity
the other day, by dashing down the prin-
ciple street stark naked. lie was gath
cred in by the police.
Mcssrs Foster 81 Rowe, of Olympia
have two booms Of logs reany for themllls
one containing million feet nota log
of which is less than forty Feet long, ano
the other contains 700, 900 feet.
Mr.. A. Olds, of Waitsburg, is making {
SPLENDID lot OF brooms. He has left ;
specimen at this Office, and it sweeps clean
Our broom makers hive starten in earl,
this ycaI, and put down the prices so low
that they say they intend to try to keel
our merchants from importing brooms-
JVaUa lValla Union.
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OREGON
Portland is to have 4 letter carrier.
y hedgehog was captured near Ger
ais last week.

Portland is to have Il letter carrier.
y hedgehog was captured near Ger
vas last week.
The state Temperance Union COM
mcnccd ut Salem last Thursday.
Salem has new paper. The Duly
McrcUy issued by l.. l.. Bristow.
The new Touring mill, in Tygh val
ley, Wasco county, is i'll operation.
The owners of the EmpjrC will soon
place another steamer on Coos Bay line,
in place of the lost En- p0r.
\ party of three men have lately dis
covered gold placer mines on small
stream that heads up at Mount Hood.
Half rates only on the Oregon Cen
tral Railroad from Portland to lI.!ls
loro during the Washington County
fair.
The E,cning .1ouynal is on the ram
page this time, ii is W. l.. Higgins OF
/ Custom House notoricty who is the vic
tim.
Walter Banks Joyce, son of W. H..
u. Joycc, aged ten years, was drowned
in the river at Portland ON the 18th
inst.
Robert Newell had his hand badly
smashed in Washington County last
week. while feeding a threshinS ma
chine
A solid chunk of coal, weighing g.
600 pounds, was recently shipped to
san Francisco from the Newport mine
on Coos Bay.
1t is said that a gentlemen, formerly
a banker, who will shortly arrive from
Missouri, contcmplatcs opening Il bank
in Oregon City.
The Mcssrs. Pacquct, of Oregon CT
~, have commenced work on their
contract tor building wing dams on the
Upcr Wallamet.
1t is thought the taxable property in
Marion county, according to the assess
mcnt roll, will bc ST. 10000 more this
year than it was last.
The Linn County Fair opens on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of October, and il
is eNrcct.d t!nt the citizens gcicrailv
will take mo- than the common inter
est in the matter.
\ new township of land has Just
been surveyed in Clatsop county, ucai
the head of Lewis and Clarke river 1t
is reported TO he good bottom lands a.
long the river, and level table lands.
LII. Fisk, the well known assavcr,
is occupying his time manufacturing
Babbitt metal Dul of some old metal
faucets which are "u. O.! date and can
not be utilized except in tins manncf
Portland had a singular case OF
last week, a Young Ger
man Gil after the brict soiourn of 20 !
hours cried for "Fathcrland or llca>cn
and straightwav her brother packed |
her oli' for Hamburg.
Mr.. Allen Parker has Just shipped
ten tons of choice wheat 70 4 friend in
Chilicothc, O., where it WI. he used for
seed. Our friends in the Buckcyc state
nay get oregon seed, bui they WILL
all to raise Oregon wheat.
Mr.. II. L. Harris has placed on on,
able a bunch of unconinonly fine
lops. They were raised on the Island
.bove town, and are ofsupcrior quality
The specimen is from vines Of but this
ears growth, which are sail t. hang
cry ll.-CorcaUiS Gaeette. ;
The Mmc"ry approximatcs the aver
lge yield of wheat and oats in Marion
ounty, per acre: Fall wheat, 81 bush
Is; spring wheat, Fl; oats, II. In
lowell Prairie, the Weld per acre was
all wheat, 70 uusncls; spring wheat,
70; oats, Sc. French Prairie, the late
grain yielded poorly being sown rather
ate, and the heat being intense.