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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07

TEE SALE OF MAIN-srRKET PROPERTY for
Sle,9oo, mentioned by us yesterday, was
made by Aessrs. Grubbs d Williams, and
the price obtained shows that desirable real
estate in this city has been very little, II at
all, affected by the hard times generally pre-
ysiliHg In this country. Our city has stea.
dily advanced in prosperity in spite OF the
times.
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SUNDAY ExCURaIoR TRAxs.-The Rich
nond and Petersburg Railroad Company
are row running their Sunday excursion
trains regularly between this city and Pc.
tersburg, leaving Richmond In the morning
and returning In the afternoon.
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have analyyed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand Of i" B SELEcF," controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR q Co.. Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM Fusn OIL and other impurities. AND
recommend Its use for medicinal aud family pur.
poses. J. B. McCAW, III. D., hte Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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OJl.
NEW GOODS.
3 Z DAD STR EFT.
R31

just fe'nsAes from the North an pre-
t.- pared 10 show all the
hsT sTYLEs OF DItESsIA4 LADIES'
hair.
stoct se1aauy ~ Invite The ladies 10 exaaiae my
PLaTans FANCY, IVoRY, EAAhRL. y icT, aad
Coxps = !EWELRYi FANS, HIGH BACK.
pgErrrnraa.k pgErrrna.k ORNAMENTS, HAIR-BRueHEs,
&h se.ln u,,nn
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FRox Ne. ]. T. ELLYsos we have the
GAmertcan Centennial" being, illustrations
Of the Centennial buildings In miniature, an
invaluable aid to all visitors 70 the Centennial
arnnnda .-.l .aE-... -. - -
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Whipped. John Thomas alids Quarles
was sentenced TO receiye fifteen iashss Jes.
terday by Justice Perdus, and ordeFedso
leave the city, Tor stealing $3.50 from George
N. Taylor. s 81
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~>-o'~S'oGUft0SS Sk PARTEEEARIPS.
fO-PA - rICTS~In ,-~-~-~~~">>~~

easssbIs tat Undersigned nave formed co-s8rt-
DIE. sspssg tsI sg purpose OF eonduenpg the sAl,-
Tsti,tNsG T1i,NG BU sIN Ess in ali is srsnshos al Nc.
HUJsaS1eet Elch x,ono, Va. under the style of
Gognc IL tkuseEk, where wiz always be
Tbtsaes, btae, shoisaaie Snd RETAIL -. =" - = :. :,
lsS st,pn oi past yzsronsee, we respectfully So
ID. II. HUDNALL,
REPA,prn, d. B. PROSsER.
,s a.eSalasiSe aaiSe neatly aud cheaply done.
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ou1Lrs-vuy cheap al LEVY BROTHERS.

WONDERFUL sUCoEss lit Is reported that Bo-
sCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has, since its iutrodu c.
ton in the United States reached the immense ale
Of 10000 dozen per year. His certain cure for
coughs, colds, and consumption. Sample bo, IL 9
can be had at any drugstore. Regular size. rs
cents. 1t IS curing Its thousands Of con ptiou
PURCELL, LADp 6 Co, Wholesale agents.
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$40, $40, go, Gao, $40, Gle, 610-six hum
dred and ten, six hundred and ten, sir hundred ana
ten, Elk hundred and ten-61s, $40, e1O, 610,
$40, 61o. o.61Q.-Canat 1900 Eaia street, and see
the 61o shirt Price, A13 90 EACH.
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DISPATCH PRINTING Hoysn.-In order to NEE.
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade We
have added well.selected assortment or NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA.
CHNRRY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLAss
CT WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex
peduous manner,
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APRIL 3. 1876.

hFRlL q, 1910.
After . perusal OF the above note, and
having full and free conversation with Mr..
Slaughter on bis return this evening, I am
satisfied that my card Of this morning SHOULD
be witbprawp, and all reflections contained
therein. CHARLES w. SSATHAh.
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sHH7 70 ruE PNIrENrIARx FOE ONE YkAR.
Maria Daoney was tried ia the Hustipgs
Court yesterday for q asecona sffeace OF petit
larceny, convicted, and sent to the peniten-
tiary for one year. .s.s....ssg., .
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61o SHIRT, $40 sHrRs, a10 sHnr.-The $40
shirt justreceised by s. B Spencer soF. Price
81. .2S each.
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GRAFDAUCTIoNsALE OFFJHR Silver PLATED
wARE Will begin THIS pAy at 10 O'Clock a. II.
Ladies invited to attend st;; "a;
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CAaKIkp TO THE PEHIrrNrIARY.-Depnty
Sergeant Cummings yesterday carried Archer
Whiting to the peBitentiary to serve one
wear for Fecond offence Of petit. larceny.
Archer had just served term 10 the caain.
gang. Il. /, 3sss
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IaterualIy yours,
JoHN II. JONES

MeRs HEArkRs PoR TIE .STgAMERs.-
Stesmers B and D (ThIrd. Street ssd Brook
Ave9ue engines) are to be supplied with the
gas burner heaters inproyised BY Mr..
Goode 80
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BoscHRN & BROTHER Offer their winter stock o.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and Valises a. very lor
prices In order to make room for spring goods.
500 and GIL BROAD sTRgETs
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LEVY BROTHERS call atieRtion to the new dress-
goods received last evening" comprising some Of the
best styles yet exhibited in this city.
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CUsrok (hand- -Iaaee) Work to order. and guar
an,eed 10 1T Repairing neatly done by
R0sCRnR 3 BHOTHM,
SEQ end 6l1 Broad street.
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IT Is CONCEDED by all smokers that WHIT
LOCKS HoDxL GIGARs are the best for ten cents.
For sale everywhere.
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LEVY BRorHERs open ths morning TWO aAEEs
Of good unbieaehed cotton at the low price or &c
yard. Cali early i you want 10 oseeure piece.
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MILlrARY NOTICES.
Lost. sTRAYED. ANN FOUND.

T OSF, between my residence. 1l2 Linden:
IL Row. and Bread street between Sec0rd AMI
Third, a RED MOROCCO PORTEM0SEAIs,o or !
aud y black worsted dress bntrsn. Any one leaving
lt ut my residence or the Dispatch office Will bd
suitable rewarded. MRS. j. u. STkGER.
ap 7-1t* 81 II Z
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THn WAArHss YEsrxaDAY was clear, soel,
and delightful.
TnsRNoxErRa YESTERDAY: 9 A. NJ, As;
9 A. h., So; IL M., Sc; 9 P. H., y; F. ~,
81; midnight, 81. .a4
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COURT ORDERS.

~N-~~~>~-~>~r ~>>~<----~~~-~
Y !RGlNlA-lN TIE CLERKS OF
~ flCE OF THR HUSTINGs COURT OF TIE
Iarn,il 0t AANcHE>TEk, ArRIL 5TH, 1876:
VI.
"mheW Martin, Melvin A. Martin, Marion M,
t,iallh' ICY ". Duval, William J. Duval, K. w.
har.'n; y ha T. Martin, Charlotte j. Martin,
"ames ". Marin. Edward Martin, Alfonso Mar
w. Charles ALrtt2, and Ellen Martin. = :.
Defendants.
r IN CHANcRRY.
onrct or this SUI, Is 70 maze partition among
-. - atirrSt-law Of William a. Martin OF the real
csate whereof tue ssid william A Martin died
SeS ahd pcssesSes located IN the county OF hes
r. 9e,a; also 10 make partition amopg those enti-
q etc;o # The real estate, located in said county
'oH asrt!n and her children
..aI sndavit having been made and Gled with the
] - ia mis- csnse that the defendants, William
Cb.S,n1. ,1 =. ". Martin, Marion n. Martin. and
W.. e nkrsin, are non-res1dents OF the State OF
ons -, S ~, u IL ordered that fley appear here within
sns G a IN after tie DUE pablicaLion Of this order
this acs 20 sReeecs 'heEsu'erest IN
Acopy-Teste,
J.s s,,x,o JOHN Z. CoGBILL, Clerk.
-----S1. -----NAHeok1. pc. sp7-FAw
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TIE dreasmakers Ike he BaA1Nzap g ARa.
STRONG spool silk. 81. ~ &; .sa
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cIoTHNs ut low prices fOrsal Ne BY e. B. sHEsc,
Il SON -
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LOOK AT THE BLACK Silks, s5e. and 81 yard
at LEVY BROTHERS..
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USE THE DAvoL CorToH. 1t Is equal to any
made, and Is sold at the low value Of 12hc. yard
at LEVY BROTHERS.. Eg
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CALL on e. B. SPENCE q soa and examine th
SIC shirt Price. S3.25 each.
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IADIEs, what spoolsiIk do You use Z Try
q ARNsTRoNa,s.s
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DIANoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS Of
ToBAecos for sale wholesale and retail at 2. WHIT
LOOKS, 1446 Main street.
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NEw.sTYIE FRrNeEs at LEVY BRo7uEns'.

VERY SUPERIOR PREsH TEAS just opened, an
at reduced prices, at ARCHER 4 BooKER's.
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PARAsoLs-Cheap, and the very best value for
your money-at LEVY BROTBRRs'.
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sEMMEs's OLD VIRGINIA WHNKEY, analyzed by
DR.. William II. Taylor, f0s sale at ARCHER &
RolKkRiH.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.--Unsu IA.
citties for the prompt execution OF all kinds o.
printing. Orders filed promptly ana st low prices
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so TO GRIaa's, Tenth and Main streets, for
Satehels.
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q sPRIaG GOSHEN Misunderstanding extra
at CHG1sTIAE 3 KHITK's. t3.5
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s1osH1Rr for sale by E. B.gpksca Son. Price
81 .26 each.
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Ail1molld 1ispatth.

eczr- TpE cfRctJL ALTON OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED sCIRCU-
LkTION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07

LAWYERS AND GRANeERs.-At the meeting
of the State Grange held in this city 10 JAN
uary last, the Worthy Master was called on
to make ruling as to the eligibility Of prac-
tising lawyers to membership ia the Grange,
which be did in the following language:
q 6 Practising lawyers are not eligible TO
membership in the Order of Patrons of Hus.
bandry, according to Article V. OF the Con-
stitution; because one OF the specific and
grand aims and purposes Of the Order, as
set forth in the addressed issued by the Ma.
tional Grange, is I'VE shall avoid litigation
as much as possible by arbitration But
the practice of law must OF necessity tend
to encourage litigation therefore pract!cing
lawyers have an interest in conflict with
our purposes and hence are not eligible."
It appears that there must have been some
appeal from this, for Ia the last No. Of the
Virginia Patron, the Grange organ in this
State, ne fad the following letter from the
highest authority known to the Order du-
ring the recess Of the National Grange:
"BARToN, ARE, March %, 1875.
"M. ". Hoxleuood. Esq, Secretary Of State
Grange Of Virginia
"Dear Sir and Brother.-Yours of the
18th is received. Upon the question appeal
ed from the decision of the Worthy Master
of your State Grange, my ruling Is that q
lawyer is eligible to membership in our Order
IL his leading business is agriculture and he
has no interest In conflict with our purposes.
The Grange passes upon the facts in each case
at the time Of balloting for the candidate ag-
riculture being the leading pursuit Of an ap-
plicant for membership, it would be unsafe to
say that being at the same time engaged In
any other business would per Sc be dis
justification. The fact of accord or antago.
nisn to eur Order must be passed upon by
the Grapge In each case. & member who
Knowingly signs the application OF person
disqualified for membership thereby violates
his obligation and invites the penalty.
Some subordinate Oranges make pro.
vision for arbitratisns In the Grange to avoid
litigation; seme have no such provision. In
short, eligibility Is question OF fact 10
each particular case, and not Of id,n. The
Grange Is the Jury. The law for their
guide Is expressed In article 3, Of the con-
stitutiop, construed by the National
Grange in section 1873 Of Decisions Of the
Nntional Grange a. collected and numbered
in the Patrons Pocket Companion.
Fraternally yours,
JoaN T. JOINS,
Master National Grange.
Upon this Mr.. lakewood has issued the
following order, which is the law governing
such cases:
Interested In agricultural pursuIts" and
"engaged in agricultural pursuits" J" as used
In the constitution and resolutions Of the
National Grange, mean that person must
be engaged In agriculture to greater extent
than in any other business; or 10 other words,
his leading business must be agriculture.
Official: ID. W. HAzLEwooD,
Secretary Virginia State Grange.
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GOOD CALICO SHIRTS. only aos., Levy BRO.
THERa,.
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Is. Osxr AyDyzpHfs 1yy1cx.f
BlcHls1zp. Aps1l 81 ts7
|NOTICE.-Ths assssalssAE Eof sLIGENSEs
ElSs TAXEs fsPlS7e keS1een pa&cesf fn sh.s t2acs3
Tor The iHspeefep gs Aaf enEefxneg
TdS Tnanee 'ommistee will Fl ~ eess3or tt ays:
Ef,osncaE s,tnn nbef. RHuxf ftf81E ~ W&usAaDA1S
sisa I2ghI aud SfaE RgDAy thAs 8ih anstsais te.s
|rarpoe6 ~ hsaria1 ard eSs,irG aIpss,s. ttoHs
sxns9 9sf6ni A4dlssss
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Go TO sHreG's, Tenth snd Main streets. for
perfect at,
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AucrIos sAnHs rnrs DAY.

RE- On ell Gales Of Rea} Estafe made bstaoesa
the lst Of Jantlarv ana last Of June the tnzes fer
the present year haee to bS paid by shc purehaser
On all sales made betOse,a TIE Let Of July and taa
5thsyear the saass Aav< 10 BE- pafd ey thestiior.
|This custom was adopted aoou ffteea wears ago
Nv ali the real estate ageats IA 8chMond, and xp-
'pj!ss to Richmond and Vicinity 4
OpyNHHIafKR BROTHERS will sell st their Sta
bIrs, Al o A. NJ. q BOT OF horses, mules, bug.
gtes wagons. harness, &e., &e.
,lerS. &c. fjs "a afst5G-
COOK IL LAUGHT0N, 10 A. H.. at their store,
furniture. pg-mashines, stoves, bees, DC.
CHARLES ". GREEN, 10 A. n, 3 r. NJ. aud
! p. M., cutlery, watches, ehremos, cbi'drcn's
CARRIAGES, &C.
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WEATHER REPORT.

FRIDAY APRIL Z, 1875.
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OvER-aA1TKRs At aRIGa's, Tenth and Mail
streets.
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CH11DREN's SHOES AT GRIaa's, Tenth and Main
streets ~
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f'Ilo. g coHTRAc M AcToas q sxrn.. 81 orazas

The suhsc-ther hss On haud Y GSsHsx no CA AIS
n sarInns dexrsfDtioDa nal hE SfxnsA N dtrp1eo8
IN yrry rcodcrsse terms; auA - atfi BAn2fecflftA9
Sd en- sfd solictH esl froEs alI tn Nsnt se 81
AS asaass n M run sssser. CARR IsyxeF oeAs. aad
wssY ionfef. and seil ckAaRes safA say dsae9 1900
d IHe msSSeS sG,. IL
sts sfsrfe<d st, s1eRaf sdleeounf "a IL
~osk NsxEx1ist. gAsticxiAI slfpesies ~ - -.
paaSlnx. g. g; ss3s.ss :.
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oRH GOODS.

r,nnozc. rouRoUREAN & co.
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rg,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L sToGKHoL DERs oR THE CITY FIRE
viii be held nc the ofHce OF the company on, tho
10TH DAY OF APRIL NExE At % O'Clock r. NJ
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THE CRY CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE
PLANS FOB MAKING NoAISAT1oss.--At the
meeting Of the City Conservative Committee
held last night the following communication
vas pre esented and read = al =. ..s. Z N.
, 1876-04-20
British Columbia Items,

From the Rev. Mr.. Crosby. Wesleyan
Missionary at Fort Simpson, who ar
rived by the steamer Otter, we learn
that there is no truth in the report that
the Chief Wakus had KILLED number
of bis slaves for the purpose of having
"tyhee feast"
Mr.. Blake has introduced bill to ex.
tend certain provisions of the criminal
laws Of Canada to British Columbia
He said that the object of the bill was tc
lake similar provisions with references
to the appeals from the decision Of
magistrates in British Columbia which
existed with regard to such appeals ir
the other Provinces, there being ar
omission in the Act with regard te
British Columbia.
A second shipment of coin was re.
cei7ed here yesterday amounting to
$207 so to pay number Of prizes won
by victorians in the Seattle lottery
Frank Campbell receives day by day
tickets which have been discovered to
be amongst the lucky numbers.
, 1876-04-20
From Daily OF Tuesday.

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE BONDS
The following is the total amount
subscribed up to 3 o'clock this
afternoon to the bonds of the s.
Il w. W. Railroad, with the
names of the subscribers: A. A.
Denney, $4,000; Bailey Gatzert,
5000; Dexter Horton, 1900; H.
L. Yesler, 1000; A. Macintosh,
1000; F. Matthias, Trustee, l.
900; NJ. V. B. Stacey, 500; Jas.
M'Naught; 1000; S. P. Andrews
Il Co., 200; John Sullivan, 200;
G. W. Bullene, 800; W. N. Bell.
1000; VIM. Maydenbaur, 500;
Henry Uhlfelder, 200; J. W.
George, 1000; A. W. Malson,
200; A. W. Piper, 200; Chilberg
Bros, 200; A. c. Anderson, 500;
L. Renig, 500; Chas. M'Donald,
600; James N M'Kinley, 300; John
Leary, 500; Robert Abrams, 200;
J. +. Morrill,, 100; J. S. MALLS
ter, 200; Daniel Bagley, 400;
Benz. Murphy, 200; Total, s21,-
9UU.
, 1876-04-20
News Items

A bridge brilder. of California, will
be in Salem in the course of few
weeks, and make the citizens of Marion
and Polk counties proposition to
build o bridge across the Willamette
river at Salem.
The steamer Messenger was burned
at Coos Bay last week. She burned
down to her main deck, but her boiler
and engine are uninjured. Loss s., 500.
Morse, the manager of the Fanny
Marston troupe, has bees in limbo again
at Sacramento. for not settling bills.
The Northern Pacific Coal Mining
Company, of Coos county will most
likely be forced into bankruptcy by its
creditors in California.
The trial of ]. c. Geer, late q. S. In
ternal Revenue Collector for Idaho, on
the charge of embezzlement of Govern
ment funds, resulted in his conviction.
He was to have been sentenced Wednes-
day.
S. j. Henderson and Earl Race have
been indicted at Boise City for compile
ity in the late stage robberles near that
place. Earl Race was deputy sheriff Of
Ada county at the time of the robbery.
He is now in the East.
A band of C:llipooias etf the first Sum-
day of this month; met band of Piutes
on the summit of Saddle Butte. fora
friendly and social rennion, but the
whole thing slid into dog fight. and by
an easy step then deRenerated into
general fight among the noble red raen.
Bloody noses and general demoral-
ization of the two bands then and there
took place. which broke up the picnic.
To PORK EATERs.-Dr. Warehouse of
Monmouth Oregon. late from the East.
has discovered that the supposed ty-
phoid fever in that vicinity. which has
been causing such grea. mortality. is
trichin@. Physicians and others. 10th
to believe that this dreaded diserse has
reached Oregon, we're forced to confess
the fact when they saw the evidence re-
vealed by the microscope. If this is
true, a. we have no reason to doubt.
tho matter should receive tho prompt
attention Of medical men throughout
tho coast, to ascertain whether or not
the disease is wide spread. Pork eaters
should make note of this. and SEQ that |
al pork ID thoroughly cooked before b.
ing taken into TIE stomach.
, 1876-04-20
PUGET SOUND DISPATCH SEATTLE THURSDAY APRIL ao 1876

From THE CoLUMBIA.-The lit
tie steamer st. Patrick, from the
Columbia River, arrived here
this morning, under the COM
mand Of Capt. James Casey. She
is a small propeller of 21.75 tons
burden, was built at Waterford,
w. T., in 1874, and is allowed to
carry IL passengers. She is
very little larger than the Sue
cess, but has not as good a house.
The trip was made without dan
ger as fair weather was expert
enced the whole way. The st.
Patrick is to be put on the mail
route between Gamble and Sea-
beck, for which she is we'll
adapted.
, 1876-04-20

For SAN Francisco. - The
steamer City of Panama arrived
from up-Sound at s o'clock this
morning. After taking on a
number of passengers and a
quantity of freight here, includ-
ing some hardwood lumber from
McAllister's saw-mill, she sailed
at l o'clock this afternoon for
Nanaimo, where she Goals. The
following is her passenger list:
JOS E Connolly, I F McElroy,
Thos Prather, Capt McNevin, j
c Parker and wife, W H Reeves,
James Hudson, F G Alden, S P
Willis, Theophilus Wilder, c
Halson, S Curry, II H Page, J
Van Ord and family, P Vernon,
John Shannon, Mr.. Calligan, j
r Lewis, wife and child.
, 1876-04-20

h Cry OF PANAMA.-We are in
debted to Mr.. Henry Wafer
lpurser of the City of Panama
tor the following memoranda:
The Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
steamer City of Panama, w. B
Seabury, Commander, sailed from
San Francisco, April 11th, 1876
at 2 p. NJ, with 80 cabin and 217
steerage passengers, 80 packages
of mail, and II, ,226 pkgs. of as
sorted merchandise, 600 tons.
Arrived at Victoria 10Th al
daylight; landed 1872 passengers
and $50 tons OF freight. Sailed
on the 10th at 4 A. NJ. and arrived
here the same day at 6P.M. The
following is her list of Seattle
passengers:
H Smith, AaJ. Jolmie, S. Bar.
nett, NJ. c. SAKE, Mrs. Whitney
and two childrnn, F. Pontius, J
Frauenthal, A. Mundt, Mrs. C.
Preston and 2 children, G. Pres.
ton, Ida Preston, o. w. Preston
and wife, A. T. Preston, c. Nit.
chell, Mrs. E. S. Marshall and 2
children, Mrs. Simms, 48 Euro
peans and IL Chinaman.
Consignees.-Algar L. Nixon
l; S. P. Andrews, 26; Chilbere
Bros, 113; Pumphrey Il Young
3; W. G. Jameson, 1; Crawford
Il Harrington, 11S; S. Coombs,
16; Mundt Il Davis, SS; Wa
Chung, "a; J. A. McPhee, Z:
Thompson Il Allen, 2; S. Dair.
2; Seattle Coal Il Trans. Co.,
395; Frauenthal Bros, u; NJ
r. Maddocks, 10; A. w. Nal
son, 8; M.Love, II; c. Naeher
Bean Il White, SO; w. A. Jen.
nings, 13; Schwabacher Bros. 4
Co., 81; J. NJ. Colman, 3; Law.
renee Il Perkins, 6; J. Gayle, 66
David Higgins, l; Pioht 4 Mehl
hom, 81; Waddell Il Miles, 81
L. Reinig, 126; Levy Bro.., 2
D. Ross, 2; Wusthoff & Wald
4; F. Fl. Walsh, 2; Mrs. Ada
Blackman, 1; Moore Il Nell, IA
c. l.. Mitchell, 81; Thos. Smith
4; Hovey L. Barker, l46; NJ. A
Kelly, s; R. Low, l; Mrs. A
Jameson, l; J. L. Jameson, 8
John Sullivan, IL; Smith X Jew
ett, l; Pinkham Il SAKE, 5S; L.
S. Rowe, Is; F. Gasch, l; F. F
Morrill,, 6; S. J. Gilman, 81
Hall Il Paulson, 2; N. Gutten.
berg, 1; Slorah & Co., 14S; Ar.
mold Il Phillips, 2; w. II. Bald
win, 8; C. c. Lewis, 2; NJ. Nc.
Andrews, 8; R. B. Curry, 8
Calligan 4 Clark. l; J. Thomp
son, 3; Healy II Rigby, 1; L. S
Whitney, 2; Tom Collins, l.
After discharging freight, she
left here at 6 o'clock this morn.
ing for Olympia. Returning
She leaves here Tuesday morn.
ing for Victoria and Nanaimo.
, 1876-04-20

MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS. - The
following additional names have
been put on the subscription to
the bonds ofthe railroad. They
bring the total up to s25, 600,
leaving but 81, 400 remaining, to
bring it up the required sum-
Capt. VIM. Renton, $1,000;
Waddell Il Miles, 200; FL. S. AL
gar, s1oO; W. II. Surber, 200; G
A. Weed, 100; r. L. Dixon, 100;
Thos. jackson, $500; II. Bur-
nett, $500; Samuel Kenny, 5000;
Thos. Clancey, 5000; NJ. A. Kel.
ley Il Co., 500.