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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-26


STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. Two LOTS OF GRoryD
irontlng ON Chartres and Frenchmeu streets
IA squares Nos. 10 and 374; assessed in the
name OF MhS. PIERRE LACOSTE.
SrArE TAX COLLECTORS OpYCR,)
No 9Esplarade street, ,
RI V!RTUR OF THE POWER IN Mr. VESTED
- oy the act of the Legislature of this State No.
- OF 1878 approved MAJ oh H. 1873 will proceed to
sen az pubic auction, at my Office No Esplansde
81 M tne said Third District of this city on
"a iCmDAi, April 3, 1875, at twelve O'Clock H..
'ne IGRoow1ng descIbed property, to Wit
Nnn TAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No 10,
CG partr Dy vaudeville, Marigny. Decatur and
nna..res streets fronting on Charities street
measuring 1 bv l28 feet.
"a "a CshTAIN LOT OF GROUND in SQUARE No. 314
oo9nSed ~ klysian Fields, Frenchmen Rampant
suu ct claude streets, fronting on FrenchIne
street, measuring % by SO feet.
Saiu property having been seized by me to eatisfy
. ueot que the state of Louisiana for ia xes UPON
sal4 property for the year 1872, amounting to
oisn.y-sl1 DOLLARS together with all COSTS penal.
Ties and charges.
At said sale the property will not be ad indicated
unless the bid is for sufficient amount to satisfy
me Aforesaid claim, together with the pepalties
thereon, and al costs and charges which may
have accrued. '
The purchaser at this sale will be mt in i'm me-
0l8te possession but the owner has Their light to re-
Deem within six months upon the payment to the
purchaser OF the purchase price, and all costs and
G Gnarges, together with fifty per cent additional
Terms-Cash on the spot
FRANCIS DUMAS
State TAI Collector. Third District. City Of New
OA'coAos mh1Q aD3
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MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE.l
THunsDAY ByINING March IS, 1915.

THunsDAY Bv.Nise. March Is, ISIS.
Nothing has transp'red in the money market
that indicaie0 any change. The e4erings continue
moderate 1t the banks and on the street, aud
the rates Of commercial paper without qnota-
bic variation. We continue % quote nrst
cisas naDer and collateral loans for sixty days
1t sas > cent p annum; Al do ct 1922, and
aecopd srade ct i50l8. First class mortgages rule
ct 900 p cent p annum, while second grade are
entirely nominal
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STATE TAX COLLECroR's OPr1CE,l
No. 8 Esplsnade street.
New Orleans. March 10 1875 \

QT VIRTUE or The POWER IN ME VESTED
- bv the act Of the Legislature Of this State No.
Al Of 1879 approved March H. 1873 will proceed to
sell At public auction at my Office No. ksplanade
street, in the said Third District of this city on
SATURDAY. April 3. lS75;at twelve o'clock NJ, the
following described property. to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square Nos
l740 to l745, fronting on Bayou st. John.
SAID property having been seized BY me to satisfy
debt due the State Of Louisiana for ia xes upon
said property for the yeai 1873, amounting to
one hundred and thirty dollars and fifty cents to.
gether with all costs. penalties and charges.
At said sale the property will not be adj Dictated
unless the bid il for . sufficient amount satisfy
the aforesaid clam, and also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the year 1872 toget with
the penalties thereon, and all costa and charpea
which may have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale will be put in imue-
date possession, but the Owner has the right 70
redeem within six months upon the payment to
the purchaser of the purchase price. and all the.
costs and charges, together with fifty per cent
additional upon the purchase price.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
FRANCIS E. DUMAS,
orleans. mhl9 26 ana
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STEAMBOATS,,

II Baker and barges. Poe, from Cairo
Jose phlne. COzzens. from Bonnet Care
st Mary, Probst, from Lower Coast
Clarksville, Jones, from Little Rock
WawenOck. Gleason, from Bonnet Care
Frazer, Canton. from Lower Coast
B Hodge. MCElrOy. from Baton Rouge
VS. Pike. Brown. from Fishers Landing
Mary Houston, Miller, from Louisville
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STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. TWO LOTS OF GROUND
Nos 10 and y, in square bounded py Peter,
vaiiette and Chestnut streets and the Public
CRUANAS.
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TAX COLLECTOR,s sALE-No. $50.
oTATE OF LOEISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Thlrd District. City Of New Orleans

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. LOT OF GROrND
fronting Oh kerlerec street, in SQUARE No apo
assessed in the name of VICENTE PRATS W.
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TAX COLLECTORS SAT-

TAX Q0ILEGToRS' SALES
TAX COLLECT0Rs sAl.E-Ns. rs,
STATE OF LOuIsIANA-PARIsH OF oR,p.,.
Third District, City Of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. F0uRLoTs on epor,,.
fronting on Spain. Lafayette and Chsrt,s.0o
in the name q cHsPsS Lus i sad 49, a'sssssi
STATE Tax CoILKcroRs O,,,c.
No. Esplanade streat
New Orleans. March Is la, I
DY VIRTUE OF THR POWER IN ME yRsr,n
ID by the act Of the Legslsture Of this Stats IA
II Of 1873. approved MAJ Oh H. 1879 win proceed =
street, in the said Third District Of this c;ts
SATURDAY. April 3; 1875. at twelve O'CLOCK y n
The Lot 81 to
bounded by Lafayette Spain. Decatur and Chartrs::
Streets fronting on Spain street, measuring 50 ~
2. "A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in SQUARE M ,,
bounded by Lafayette. Spain. Decatur and Cha.
tres streets fronting on Lafayette street. essur.
). ShRTHfN LOT OF GROUND, in SONAR. v.
149, bounded by Washington. Spain, Chartres ana
Royal streets; fronting on Charities street meas.
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in SQUARE n.
4, bounded BY Lafayette. SPAIN Decatur ana
Cnrtrss streets y TO- fronting on Chsrtres street
Said property having been seized by me to sasi.f,
debt due the State Of Louisiana for taxes unc55
said property for the year 1872. amounting ~
one hundred and eighty seven dollars and i've
cents, together with all costs, pnnalties anS
charges 1
At said sale the property will not be adjudicstsa
unless the bid is for . sufficient amount 10 safsTr
the aforesaid claim, together with the penaltiss
thereon, and all costs and charges which NAV
have accrued.
The purchaser at this sale will be put in imms-
diate possession. but the owner has the ri eht IN
redeem within six months upon the payment tn
the purchaser of the purchase price, and all COST
and charges. together with fifty per cent addi.
ti0nal upon the purchase price.
Terms-Cash ON the spot.
FRANCIS E. DUMAS
State Tax Collector, Third District, City Of New
Orleans. mhl9 Is ana
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BElOW-COMTNG TIP

Ship 3, FOUNDER, Croker. from Liverpool January
g. to master
Ship Beethoven, Smith, from Bremenhaven Febra.
AIRY 5. to master
Ship ThOrndean, Harley, from Liverpool January
IA, in ballast, to Han Vaughan
Norwegian bark Imperator, Jensen, 50 days from
Bremen, TO Ocean, Zerega Gco-
Bark Fritz Gun der SEN SO days from Havre to mas.
WAITING ORDERS.
Ship Algoma, Curry, from Liverpool January rs,
to master
Bark Nellie May, Blair, SIS days from Liverpool, to
Ocean, Zerega &co-
Bark John Demmock, Lincoln, 90 days from
Havre, to master
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

British steamship CoIdova, Abrams, from Liver.
pool February rs, to Ocean, Zerega Gco--3d dis.
trict 80
Ship Norris Barstow. 81 days from Havre via Ty-
bee. in ballast, to master-Pont
Ship Crescent City, Delano, 50 days from Havre
in ballast, to msster-Point
Schooner Anita Laurent days from Key West,
to master-2d district
Schooner Pippo. Pippo. from Covington-Eew
BAkin
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Below high water mark of 1874.
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TAX COLLECTOR,a SALE-No. 1OSS;-
STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF ORLEAEa-
Third District, City of New Orleans

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. A LOT OF GROUNp
fronting on Bayou st. John, in square Nos l74o
10 l745; assessed III the name OF JOHN MEG.
GET,
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IMPORTS.

UTlLLA-Schooner Lily of the Valley-3l eco CO.
c0anuts 5000 plantains 1850 punches bananas 4
bbls mangoes
Notwithstanding Yazoo--414 hhds sugar so
oxs sugar 40 hhGe mOlasses liO 400 cigars
~ LlVkRPOOL-Steamship Cor. Ova-lC0 cks beer
~ Is ale IA pkgs eartheRware ISL ties soda ash
100 oAs unpate Il, GEO states 2coO tiles 100 drums
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EXPORTS.

HAyRE-Ship Minnie Grow-39el bales cotton
1906 bds hides 2l0O slaves
HAvANA-Bark Adelis Carleton-20OO bbls -four
2l2a SKIS corn 2o3 bxs bacon 252l pickets SKIS peas
10 pes black walnut 1873. bricks
ST MARKS. CEDAR KEYS AND TAMPA BAY
Schooner White WiDg-25l bbls 6our % bbls pork
3Si SKIS corn 46 SKIS oats cks meat ties meat LOG
pkgs mdse
Observation-Disclosures B, rlinda- so SKIS corn
3 bags c9$ee ties lard q bbls rour bbls susar
bbls pork 30 pkgs mdse
RUATAN lSLAND-Schooner May Eveline-2 bbs
dour 10 half bbls nour half bbs beef ties bacon
kegs butter / frc shoulders l Dbl pork half bbls
pork bxs cheese 3 bales tobacco bbl whisky /
Dbl sugar SKIS corn IA pkgs mdse 5000 feet lumber
2OoO shingles
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h1eteArological Report.

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER
New Orleans, March Is, 1875. !
The following is report of the weather
and rivers at 3.43 P. NJ, local time, TODAY:
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STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. TWo LOTS op cpnrsn
fronting on Charities and Frenchmen strsets
IN squares Nos 10 and 374; assessed in the
name OF MRS. PIERRE LACOSTE
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
boV4sVuLS-SteameE Mary Houstou-sol bsss
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TAX COLLECTOR,S S1TF-No 70so.

state Tax Collector, Fifth District. CITY OF New
Oreans ,niivo DC al
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TAX COLLECTOR,s sALE-No. $40
STATE OF LOUiSIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City Of New Orleans.

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. A LOT OF GROTND
fronting on Rampant street, in square Ne go:
assessed in the name of VICENTE PIP ATS w.
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STATE ~ LOU1SlANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City of New Orleans.
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TAX COLLECTOR,S SALk-No. 1145-

STATE OF LOUISTANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Filth Dlstrict-City Of New Orleana
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TAX COLlAECTOR'S SALE-No. 1855.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District, City Of New Orleans

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. THREE LOTS or
ground, in squares Nos. 509 27l and l5s: a.
sessed in the name of MATHILDE GAYARRK
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STATE OF LOUISIANA VI. A LOT OF GROUND
fronting Bayou St. John, in sauares Noe
l!40 to l7a5, assessed in the name Of ERNEST
MOUGIN.
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Edward Conery vs.. J. Jagou.
IETH DISTRICT COuRT EQR TIKI PARISH a

WAUUAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
fe23 q mhl4 n
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State Tax Collector. Third District. CITY Of New
orleans. mh19 26 ana
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
mh4 81 % api7
, 1875-07-01

A S1NGULiR MARRIAGE.-A Syracuse
paper says: Fifty years ago the first
day of the coming month. very strange
scene was enacted on the big hill at the
rear of the University campus. Syra-
cuse was then in its larva state. The
native forest trees studded the land
scape. One bright Sunday morning a
young woman and g young man wended
their way to that hill before dag break
for very romatic purpose. They stood
acing the east and then fell on their
knees. When the sun was fully up they
arose, saluted zach other with kiss,
and, clasping left hands raised their
right hands to heaven, and thus welded
themselves I'm the presence of God
and the light-giving sun We pledge to
each other our love, our lives, our stead
fast fidelity. so long as we sh all inhsbit
the much nourishing earth" They sa
luied each other again with kiss. and
then returned to town and breakfasted
at Cooks coffeehouse. After breakfast
they took passage on the canal boat De
Witt Clinton for the western part of the
State, and were never heard from there
after. Tradition says that thev buried
on this hill box containing
their names. why they preferred such a
method of marrying end whittier they
intended going. The box was found
twenty years afterwards. but the wri-
tings we're obllterated beyond legibility. |
, 1875-07-01

PORT BLAKELY, June &c. Sailed
bark Cambridge.
PoHT LUDLOW. June 26.-Sailed
schooner Stagbound.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.-Arrived
bark Oregon Seabeck; bark Windward
Seattle.
Sailed. ship John Jay, Utsalady;
S. S. Benicia, Victoria.
June 27.-Arrived, bark Oakland
Fort Madison; bark Fresno, Port Gam
bic; bark Isaac Jeanes, Seabeck: ship
Dashing Wave Tacoma; sailed, bark
Amethist. Sehome; bark Antioch, Por
Townsend; bark Mary Glover. Port Dis
covery; bark Brontes, Utsalady; bark
Martha Rideout, Port Blakely.
VICTORIA. June 28.-Salled. steamer
Pacific for San Francisco.
PoRT TOWNSEND. June 28.-Arrived,
bark Harvest Home from San Francis
CO.
SAN Francisco. June 29.-Sailed,
bark Brontes for Utsalady; bark Tidal
Wave. Port Madison; British bark Mac
Lead. Burrard Inlet; barkentine Malay,
Nanaimo.
, 1875-07-01

SHERMAN AND GRANT AS GENE
RALs.-The New York Sun gives
an entertaining commentary on
the autobiography lately pub
lished by Gen. Sherman and in
it occurs the following; For all
these memoirs tell us, Grant, who
is commended principally for his
"dogged resolution" and terri
BILE energy might well be 7, gar
ded as Sherman's inferior in the.
game of war, though We look in
vain for description of charac-
teristics upon which to found
comparisons. We remember an
anecdote, however, which shows
that Sherman had considered
that question, and even solved it
philosophically. One night, as
sitting before his camp fire, so
the story goes, he remarked to
an officer with whom he was
conversing: am a much bright
er man than Grant; | can see
things quicker than he can, ana
know more about books than he
does, but I'll tell you where he
beats me, and where he beats the
world; he don't care a cent for
what he can't see the enemy
doing, but it scares me like hell"
We don't voucI, for that story,
but it ought to be true, for it il
lustrates an essential character
istic of both Generals.
, 1875-07-01

PREPARING TO Play Oliver Wendel
Holmes says this is the way woman pre-
pare to play on the piano: 1t was a
young woman, with as many white
aounces round her as the planet Saturn
has rings, that did it. She gave the
music stool twirl or two, and fluffed
down on it like twirl of soapsuds in a
hand basin. Then she pushed up her
cuffs as if she was going to fight for the
champion belt. Then she worked her
wrists and hands to timber 'em, 1 sup
pose, and spread out her fingers till they
looked as though they could pretty much
cover the key board. from the growing
end down to the little squeaky one.
Then these two hands of hers made a
jump at the keys, as if they were cou-
Pc Of tigers coming down upon flock
OF black and white sheep. and the piano
gave great howl, as if its tail had been
trod on. Dead stop. So till you could
hear your hnir growing. Then another
no VI. "~ if the piano had two tails. and
you had trod on both of them at once,
and then grand clatter and scramble
string Of jumps. back and forward, one
hand over the other, like stampede of
rats and mice more than anything I call
music.
, 1875-07-01

bioods undertook to run horse race
in Alpine street on Sunday, and, in do.
ing so, ran over and knocked down the
city marshall, who arose from the dust
and empt!ed his revolver with such &C
curacy that the 'bloods" surrendered
instanter.
II The Superintendent of Public
Schools of Curry county was indicted
for charging illegal fees, tried, convict
ed and fined fifty dollars. His offence
was charging constructive mileage.
Mr.. Edison applied to him to have a
piece of land appraised. which he did
without going to see the land. but char
ged four dollars, to which he was not
entitled. on which sum he is now pay
ing good interest.
T The Bulletin says that farmer
from the interior of Clarke county had
difficulty on Saturday last at Vancou-
yer with butcher named Joseph Burk,
and while the latter was fleeing from
before him he fred his pistol, the ball
taking effect in Burk's back and lodging
somewhere in the cavity Of the chest
The parties had had horse trade, and
the horse dying shortly after. the seller
refused to refund the money, and sever>
al hand-to-hand encounters ensued.
until at last the shooting occurred as
above described.
, 1875-07-01

gEyc MEET THE PRESSING WANTS OE
Il many person on Puget Sound needing
Medical and Surgical aid, and for comfortable
rooms, good care and Moderate Prices,
have fitted up Hospital, where every conven1
ielece and comfort will be provided in conrec.
ton with experienced and skiliful Medical sndss
Sur gical attendance.
We aim to make this permanent Institution, ).
and to give special attention to of fracture
and injuries of all kinds that are constantly oc-
curing in the saw mills, coal mines and log
ging camps surrounding US.
Seattle being centrally located, with regard te'
these interests, and more accessible than any
other point, we mean with the aid of these ad-'
vantages. and by giving personal and thorough
attention to its entire management, to build uI
an Institution Indispensable to the sick and dis
abed who have no homes, and worthy of thei-
confidence and that of the public.
The Hospital is in pleasant and healthy To-
caiity, and the rooms neatly and cheerfully fur:
nisEed
For further particulars apply either in person
or by letter to G. A. WEED, NJ. D.,
feb 16 Seattle, W. T.
, 1875-07-01

Our OF LUCK, BUT NOE HOPELESS
This is how a cincinnati paper tells it:
AIillaSe W. Johnson has had his ups
and downs in life. Five years ago he
was forger and CO lntertclser. BY stric
attention to business he was enabled
TO accumulate little fortune, only to
lose it all at faro. Then he travelled as
an instructsy Of bank clerks in tie de-
lection Of counterfeit money. being ex-
pert enough to merit and get good pay;
but again his savings were swept away
by faro. Thereupon he resolved never
to gamble again. He went to Chicago,
adopted the name of Wade, assidously
courted a wealthy widow. married her,
joined church, and was maki1 g res
pectability pay. Suddenly some officers
arrived from Iittsburg and arrested
him for an old forgery. 1t is hard to
say now whether he is up Or down, He
is in Jail. which is unpleasant. but his
wife says she will spend all her money
if necessary to get him out, which is
pleasant,
, 1875-07-01

u 1t would seem that they who
seek to make themselves rich by means
of suits against the proprietors of news
papers for libel, have but very small
prospects of,succeedlng. Usually the
suits are brought for very inadequate
causes. Anger is often at the basis or
the part OF the prosecutor. Some time
ago the proprietor of .he Springfield
Mass.) Republican was sued for libel by
Willis Phelps who placed the damages to
his character, peace of mind and all tha'
at the comfortable sum-had he recov-
ere it-of two hundred thousand doll
lars. The jury awarded the plaintiff
one hundred dollars.
, 1875-07-01

II The first of the series of revival
meetings to which we referred in our
issue of Saturday, was held in the Con-
gregatlonal Church last night. The at
tendance was large, tie house beiE
comfortably filed. The singing was
excellent. slips Of paper with the hymns
printed thereon, were distributed. and
the whole congregation joined heartily
in the singing. The speaking and the
prayers were characterized with pathos
that showed that deep interest was
felt in the object of the meeting. At
the conclusion of the service the audi
ence expressed their determination to
enter heartily into the work of revival,
by rising to their feet.
, 1875-07-01

l. All yachts or boats must be
entered by name on or before II
o'clock, A. NJ, of the day Of the
race; giving length of keel.
2. Boats must be propelled by
sail alone. No restrictions as to
rig or sail, and no time allow
ances.
3. Neither oars, paddles, loose
timber, board or other loose arti-
Gle will be allowed Oh board.
4. Neither person, ballast or
other thing shall be taken on
board, or thrown overheard dur
ing the race.
5. In the start the shortest
boat takes the windward posi-
ton.
6. Two boats meeting each
other on opposite tacks, both
boats must go about.
Z. Any boat fouling another
will be considered out of the
race.
The course to be run over will
be from line in front of the
wharves to a stake boat, anchored
off Freeport, which boat must be
rounded on either side at the dis
erection Of the sailing master;
thence back to the point of start
ing, crossing point to be desig-
mated hereafter by the Commo-
dore of the Yacht Club.
The start will be at the firing
of gun.
The first boat over the line
wins the cup.
By order Of
CAD,,
, 1875-07-01

B- A large. influential and enthusi..
astic gathering of Saanich farmers took
pla Le Prairie T4vern, yesterday,
to discuss the political situation.
n The Shooting Star is at Douglas
Pit; the Wellington at Newcastle Island,
and the Washington Libbey at Depar-
ture Bay.
SITKA Quartz. --0ne and half ions Of
rich gold and silver rock, b nghr from
Sitka by Mr.. Castor, will be sent to San
Francisco per mail steamer for assay.
R A party is shortly to start to
prospect ON the head waters o. Stickeen
river; also another party to prospect on
the Tafcou river so that Is VI pro-
bable new mining camp will be struck
this summer.
~ The Vancouver Coal Co. have
struck the seam Of coal for which they
have been boring near Chase River.
The seam is from 6 to feet thick. An
ergine is being fitted up and tramway
is being laid to the seam.
~ At meeting of the B. C. Agri-
cultural Society held yesterday at the
City Council Chambers it was decided
to hold the annual exhibition at Victoria
on Thursday tie 7th October next.
Mr.. Bull xas appointed to solicit con-
tributions in aid of the funds of the So
ciety.
R The II. B. Cos bark Prince of
Wales was brought alongside the Com
pany's wharf in this city yesterday, and
the work of discharging will begin this
morning. One of the seamen of the
bark. who was badly hurt during the
passage by being thrown by a wave
against an anckor, will be sent to the
Marine Hospital for treatment.
u Mining on Dease creek. owing to
the freshets. is at a standstill. Several
Of the winsdams have already been
swept away and whether the others will
stand or not is very questionable. 1t
rill probably be two or three weeks
yet before the claims can get to work.
On account of the lateness OF The season
the claims on Dease and Thibert creeks
have been laid over until the 10th, and
those on McDame creek until the 10th
of June.
, 1875-07-01

w A yacht club has recently been
formed in this city. and. as will be seen
by the programme in another column.
they propose having regetta on Sat-
urday, the third. We have good many
plungers and small sloops around here
and we see no reason why there should
not be quite a number of entries for
the RAGS. The cup which will be the
prize in the race, is on exhibition in the
jewelry store of Mr.. W. &. Jameson.
, 1875-07-01

SrILAGUAMIsH. - We are informed
that there is to be big time at Centre
vile, Snohomish county--horse and
foot racing. music and dancing, Grafton
&c. Everybody in that whole country
will be on hand on the 4th of July. All
is free.