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, 1876-05-07
BREViTlES.

Free PTess When tho churches Ut Norwich
Conn.,, all ag1esd 70 take up collections only IL
| the morning, 1t Was presently found that evening
| services were the only on,a patronized to anJ
extent.
Said . teacher :: f" What flo the various objects
that you beht,ld upon thu earth Ill display ?"
To which boy Of tho "fu,ts jogrsphy class rs-
| piled in breat'hleza hssts: "Wladon n goodnsaa
Of tn equator
boot-blscka discovery in human nature :
~ Some rich folks IL mighty moan when Tn
done they just giro me thres cents or 70. and
walks OF. I tell you what u God xas quick
tempsred. ssrae folks would get hurt"
It is reported that oolorsd ,aonan In Atlausa
buys bacon and places it on be,: husbsnd's erays
every Sunday, explaining ~ Dc deceased d,dn't
| care much for clean shirts, nut if he didn't have
| bacon on Sunday, hls hexrt weighed pounds"
Tho National 8undav-So.ool Teacher tells Tho
| good asory Of Ascholsr wro, when asked in the
lesson OF "David spaIiu7. SAUL" why Dsvid coua-
pared himself to - fea," replied that he
gueased " 1t wss beca.us Saul couldn't catch
| hiuL"
tie sad funerA PROCESSION" i" which followed
Abel to tho grave: An irre'erens woman in the
audience nudged nor companion and whispered ::
:. Not such : large proces sion, but vary seIect-
Nosae puE the c.rst families.
~When one takes his Sunday afternoon .,sp
and: has An ugly dream" asks correspondent ut,
''cln you cali it = nightmaro?" Not exactly
per hsps It may be mora proper to say that tho
dre liner has ONLY littfe colt in his heAd--N,tc
York Commercial Adusrtlser.
In A,aoka. Minn., recently, 6-year-old girl
wss Overheard telling her PLAYMATE thst she h,si
attended church sociabIe the evening before .,
and that = little boy kissed her willis they we,e
AnFHRA0 ha&
harn, CAUSE II Was cur pte8cher's boy, you
know"
4 c3ergyman's widow in tho Eastern District
f;ave tits advice to young lady friend tho other
hay: "Jane. II ever you marry = minister.
Many ons Who in al emergency has enough OF
the grace Of God in bs heart to SO from the
pulpit to tho kitchen and pare the potatoes for
dinner without growing"
An enterprs,ng Chinaman Of Gold Hill, New,
recently mounted the following slgn, handsome
" painted, on his snewly y-entabllshed waah-house:
q Alb Charlie washing done dam Cheap Vir-
tuons public opinion soon obliged him to take
down the sign and pur up ons with Lass scripture
IN it.-DetroR Free Press
The following brief eolloquy took place last
Sabbath Afternoon in the Sunday school attach
ed to = church on the hull:
Toacher-Who wxs the most distinguished
King Of Israet7
Tescher-Why was hs'disttngnished
Bright Boy-'Cos b had 700 Mives.
March Of intellect "a neggar Sons time ago
applied for aims ut the door OF partisan Of the
Auri-Begging Society in Edinburg. After in
vain detailing his manifold sosrows the inexorA-
.GoS away !" said be. Go! Va eanns gio % ys
nAethDg." You might ut least, replied the
mendcant, with an air Of great dignity and arch
ness, 81 have refused mo dramatically.
Two eons OF Erin, shoveling sand on = hot
, 1876-05-07

Tho reformed Episcopalisns OF Boston are
making fierce onslaughts on The parent body
from which they separated because Of the Rom
ish tendencies Of the lstser, The Rev. E.. c.
Coleman, in recent discourse, charged two OF
the Protestant Episcopal Churches OF that city
with pracsiciug the confessional prescribing
sugar from the diet OF their choir-boys, praying
for the dead, and practicing extreme JUNCTION.
He charged the entire Chnrch With an uuscript-
ural parsiallty for rich men to The neglect Of the
Deer, and predicted that the Reformed Ep1sco-
pal Church would supersede the other by and bY.
, 1876-05-07

u IL may, wssasver ~ xn6et for eousuatiop II IL
q & sr. nd
ths g1oas Of her mir &seEs aa1 men1bers tho
pe1fectuess and povera Of ht organization, hsr
publishing facilities sud at sAlgenena, tho vantage
ground she occupies BY har strategic pos1ttous In
which God has blessed her in the past zIis Innito
readiness to bless her at11 mora abuntansy in the
future, tho grandeur Of her posstb,.iaes in the
Of responsibilities In superiutending such i'm
interests At the mo time this glorious pros
pect Of tho Advancement and .chleye:nents of tho
Church in her coming hit tory ts an inspiration to US
to call nightly on God to ae!p W. and to 90 forward
in ths t..thful disshsres our important dunes
to ou1BSsa1. to the Gene raj Inference to which
aensbae to the whole chur b. indeed to the Chris
ttan public, that with the Atf,st fraukusss and can
dor should mako this d ecar adon OF the
PRINCIPLES. sENTrs ESHs. AND PURPOSE
u 3 Inc nes ed ha Ind ~
from thi. statemsnt and tho Church NIL infer from
hquatsd and dilapldz led :odiaee, and to sh6w
nos IT n es en sd ID. sSs lied
understood themselves called to 10 general superin-
tendents Of = glot!' ,us .enpls.-iis xsla salys-
ton, and tta gates pr lise; temple built by God,-
built on the Rock Of Ages. sna built for the ages;
that ID their office and work to thst its doors
ing clear, anl and sfar that IT, voice Of in
.structtou, and at nonition. and invitation and
tt62ty Ii oleAA!L4 upon Tue eaE oI humanity every
where and al tbs ms lapplausa: that tts altass are
a aglow With ths feryors Of lore and the hres sf de-
tvotion; convert. flying as cloud and - doves to
their Windows ali nations flowing into 1t, and the
glory Of Emma' 4uel dlhng It. [Coatnned applause.]
Brethern Of tho General Confsrentn. hAve we COR
pctly apprended tho character. 20 hty. interest," and
Writ Of the .Aethodist Episcopal Church Havs
ri, lntly understood our tiice and ohHRations7 We
ah u. wait .sh profound interest ano. due submission
the anawsr which your action shall ;rnish to tnese
qut stionH.
Z do earnestly invoke the Divine blessing upon
yous parsons and your delibetationi- And nov unto
Him TIN. il xblo to do exceedingly sbupdantly aboye
all tsnt wo AK or think according - tbe poxes that
worketh In u.s. unto Him bo glory IT. tho Church By
Chris: Jsss throughout Ill ages, 'r1d without and
Amen. EDA ND 3. JAMES.
LEVI ScoTT,
MATT s1w SIMPSON,
EDW5 RD r. AMEs,
Txol tAa BOWMAN,
WILL Ax L. HAHH1s,
kANl pLfH 8. Fos1KBr
1AAA't n. WILEY,
S1El HEN II. MERRILL,
Epv Ard G, ANpaEws,
GU yERr HAVEN,
3Ess T. PEox.
, 1876-05-07

Yxx11s1n1AH
Tts hw. Em1y T. Ki1l1 vtu preach It - sixss
Church, corner VtnoGsas and OK AS'ag,s, II ia!
-Ias Rs7. James Mselaushl.. win pss.aa ia T.,
morning 1t tbs sooteh Church, eo.ne7 ssnsa1ea aad
Adams stress1, e. Justification by fxlth.~
EN- nsale, Ban nd ~ p.ss g:
tsnni, M iod @ rs T. AoEntne sqbjses: "rho caa-
s 4 ths Fourth Church, corner Rush ana superior
streets, 1t 1890 = N. and 7:so p N,
Sacrament It Westminster Church eo1nar Isokson md
m on sneeT5 *. = naSsa io ); n a5d vii p1naeh 81 7s
The kev. Dr.. ). Munro Gbeou VIII xr,.eh n t,s
Second Church, corner Michigan avenue nd TVm*.ah
'se:r - as; ssts r. e. 9eo1atn s1a rs , F
st5set Ghape corner Panna atrest It 3:so p m. %
Fifth Church, corner Indian. avenue and T1art.ssh
sxees' ~ n22rFnng ,nd evening Evening subject: Tia
The Ray. q. 8. Holbrook viii preach ". oak1xrk
Churth, oakland boulevard. morning an sYsninr
1eavn stress cauTe6, cosnar 1d.s sz1ss moatas to
-Tha Rer, william Alv.u Bartlett Win n,..ch ~
Plymouth Church, Michigan avenue. bet1 Txeuty
aith and TwsosJsixsh streets. At 1880 and lis
In tho sTsninS It the Union Park church, cornar
Aahland srsaus aud Washington ssEtes.. Subject II
4cfnr9s Ina Lie 1Hd Services Of Wkf&e
uNIvEA9ALI3T.
Tho Rsv. Charles Fiduhrer. Of Grand Rsptds, Win
.esch this morning 1t tbs Church o< tbs Redaenax,
Tho Rs, Dr.. Ryder Vii prssei. raorninx nd s,~ow
ing st St. Psnrs, Michigan arsare, between sixtssath
and Eighteenth streets. EsenioE subject: Tbs Ns~
fs e.! a'''En'''' 'f Chicago aid "ait E1p'.d af
UNITARIAN.
Tbs Rsy. Rebart CoIysr win prssoh In fhs usoznfos
= Unity Church, nsae Warrington sauaro, aad tbs
Hev. J. T. Sundeflznd~ Of tho Fourth Church w1
pEeach h the sventng.
The Rs-. Brooks Hertprd vm prssca morning
N1chtgsn avenue and Twenty-thrd street. Nofniar
subject: The Mystery Of Nature in ths Lghs Of ID
Psalms:" Eau - Evening suh]sct: "Hs Set Him On Hi
The Rey. J. T. sutherland win preach II TIT
Third Church. corner Mnn1ps and Lsdin etzeots n
evening
Tho Rr. z. P. Powell, ot tbe Third Unitarian
2hursh, win pre.eh n tho rnozaine It lo:s5 It H.
Fourth Church, Prairie avenue and Thirtteth street
Tbs Rev. Robert collyer will lecture in Tho DIM
Couras In tho evening +Whas Bsfai Eebuehaa.
nezzar-"
Tbs Rev. Edmund Beifour Will preach 1t tho churr4
Of the Holy Trinity, Dearborn and E1ts streets
1t II :. m. and 1880 P. N.
cHR1sr1Ar.
1er ~ =. 5aqTee Tl SR1w ~ preach morning and
e.mpbell aa1, corner Vsa 1nen s.rsst md carapbea
Ra'nnue.
Tho Rav d. Hihbard will preach =: tho New Christ
corner Eishtee9th ssrees and Prairie svanue,
anil Ogden avenue, At $50 p. n.
A1sCELLANEouB.
he Rs1. 9. J. Meudeu will rreaeh u tbs Adventist
mo- ming and srsning II the Tsberuacle 81 South
Gre N street.
= Mra: Cora L Y. Tappsn will lecture before ths
8pll tuzi Lecture Association in tho church corna1
GEean aud Warrington streets At 1o:45 and 74s
p. N. Morning subject selected BY the audiencA
Eveldng subject: "solar and Spiritual Light, b
, 1876-05-07


May Third Sunday a{ter Easter.
CATHOLIC.
Nay Third Sunday after Eaatar; patronage p3 81
Joseph.
May a-Apparition Of St. Michael, Arch.nge1.
May 3-St. Gregory Naaanzan. D. @. D.
May le-St. Antontnus, B. G.
MAY 11-St- Anseltn, B. G. D. from Anil ~.
Nay i2-ss- Neveus, Aehillaua, Domlsl1z, and Pa
cr1tius MN.
Nay 1Hsk stsntalaps, B. II from Msx y.
, 1876-05-07

RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
THE CHURCH AT HOME AND ABttoAD.
The Railway Sunday E1oursion bill in the New
Jersey Legislature has been dofeated-
A Sunday School Convention for the ssats OF
Illinois will opsn At Jacksonville May o.
The Wesley Memorial Church now building in
Savannah, where John Wesley spons tho early
part OF his Christian ministry, il now 10 far I'm
ished IS to be ready for roofing.
On Palm Sunday april % between eighty and
ainety Roman Catholic chutchee twenty-five Of
them In the Diocese Of New York, were supplied
with real palma They were obtained fros ,
Charleston. S. @.
At the Woodslds Church. in Troy tho nc vel
spectacle was presented OF father and mo 1he1
and fiye OF their children uniting with the
church, aud making public profession Of their
faith By baptism.
There arc Epizcopal parishes OF color ID peo-
pie in the Dtoceses Of Western New " ,rk New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, istsburg,
Msg1snd, Virginia, North Catolina, Georgia,
and Missouri, which are fully represe nted in the
Conventions Of these dtocsses.
Methodist Episcopal Church in Jientucky Con-
ference during the last ten aara. Four Of
these have an aggregate val 10 Of 5000 900
Tue total value Of church prope cty is o7er B420-
QUO. The increase OF 1ne Ust year Waa over
$780, 600.
Twentv-four States we're represen.ed in thu
late Hinnodromo Conyeotyoo bv 4 Ge6 de1ec.fas
of whom 879 were Pres'oyterians, 557 Bapsists
$50 Congregatlonai1ete. 145 Episcopalians. 455
Reformed, $50 MethodE'ta, 81 Lntherane. Uni
versalists and Unltarv.ns, 10 Friends, l HebreE.
and MoraTlans.
Thara .ro in Roston sevao ehnrohes for ro,cr.
ed naonle. four Baptist and three Hetbodist.
Diasensiona have azisen in tho Jay streat Ban-
tiat Cnurcb which have led to tho withdravai Of
. portion Of its members and the formation Of
a uew BODY The Jaw Street Church was fouuo-
ed IN loo5. IN tne DAYS OF Slavery IT was the
great gathering place OF tne colofad people Of
the city and "as often called the fsneun Hall.
Within the past few yea1s there las been q
very considerable growth In the Ritualstic party
of Tho EniscoDa Church of Nav York. 4 fen
v..va apn thsra uaa onlv At Athana Chnrch
sod III. h,,rd-.a. ~snt tbs,ra ~ nsvoe,nn.i
"atu "tA'4o - '1 % 'p - AZ Aet - ~ 'o'4onoA N
, 1876-05-07
CHURCH G ROWTH.
HE1HoDtSF IAT18TlcB.
Tho following figures give the numbers e9
MethodtHra In the United States:
Total Episcopal Methods h1s,e46 n.ssl a,o25, AT

Total non-Ept1c'pl Metha ,8o8 1,eo3 147so2
Totat Mo.hodists in q. s.. 1o,{s3 1854 3,173,2U
9kslK1AL SUMMARY eS NKTHol ,lsrs TRRouo. RouT THE
WOLFF.
, 1876-05-07

Meshodhtx In United EtateS. /. ::
Bntiah WtaleyAn Hethodiats.
1riah Wesleyan Methodists. -.
French WesleyAn Aethodisss.
Australian Wealeyan Aeth. -.
British Primitive MathodiAts
Meth. New Connection Church.
United Meth. Free Churches !.
Bible Christian Churches. .....,
British Wes. Reform Union. +.
Methodist Church Of C4nAda. ,
M. E. Church in CAuadz.......
Other MethodtAt9 ...........-.
, 1876-10-06

BEAUTIFUL CHROMOs.-.Judge Swan
brought with him from Portland two of
the flt:eSt chromos ever seen in this cOun-
ty. One Is the celebrated premium chro-
mo which gained the prize of $500, given
by the dealers of the United States. This
is a fruit piece 36x4O inches in size, most
beautiful in every detail. The other is the
Origin OF ankee Doodle or the Spirit of
'76, the original painting having been OH
exhibition at the Centennial in Philadel-
phia, aud having drawn forth the encOmi-
ums Of the entire press Of the Eastern
States. Judge Swan has these beautiful
pictures in his office for the present where
they can I've seen by the lovers of fine art
, 1876-10-06

A-ScHR. CYGNET, Capt NJ. B. Kimberly,
arrived on Friday last from sealing vOy-
age In the waters Of Alaska Territory,
having been absent since May last The
captain reports having had very rough
weather ali the voyage which only per-
milted him four days sealing. Captain
Kimberly Is without question the most
expert rife shot ever on the northwest
coast. His method Is to go In sklfI pad
died by four men--oars making too much
noise-and N shoot the seals while asleep
IN the water. The seals at certain inter-
Yals leave their rookeries and go to sea In
search Of fish for food. which they find In
plenty on the various shoals out ofsight Of
land. When they are g0rged with food
they come TO the surfaee aud 60 to sleep,
and are then easily approached and spear
eddy the Indians who accompany Capt.
Kimberly, or are shot by the Captains
uierrlng rifle. We would like to see some
Of the crack snots OF the celebiatrd "rifie
teams" try their hands In little skif
bobbing about on the waves. with heavy
rife at arms length. and see II their tar
get prsetice, lyihg on their back and shoot
Ing through their legs, would kill as many
seals as Capt. Kimberly. lie says that
holding rifle in one position In wise Is
no evidence Of good shooting, and he and
his friends are willing to stake heavy
wager that he will beat any member Of
the rifle teams In a stand-up Off-hand shot
either at long or short range-shots to be
made IRON sklff in rough water or oil
land.
, 1876-10-06

A SAW MILL 1owN.-We understand
that Mr.. Jameson, the surveyor, is en-
gagged at Seabeck laying ont town lots on
a nice piece of bottom land about a quar-
ter OF mile from the mill, each lot con-
tanning one acre and a quarter. This is
certainly an excellent opportunity for
those employed in tnat neighbOrhood to
secure good homes of their own in the i'm
mediate vicinity of flourishing saw-mill.
This place also promises to be the promi-
nent ship building point on the Sound at
very early day, as their first ship is
just about ready to launch.
, 1876-10-06

STR. GUssIE TELFAIR arrived here on
Monday last from Sitka via Nanaimo and
Victoria, and left soon after for Portland.
The Telfair had y fdll cargo. consisting Of
Nanaimo coal and quantity OF skins and
pets from Sitka. She also brought quite
anumber OF honest miners Whose reports
concerning tile mines were not Of the most
exhihratIng character. On the list Of pas
sengers we observed the names Of Major
J. z. Candy and Lieut.. c. A. Williams, U.
3. A. We were glad TO notice the appear
ance Of Capt. Gardiner, who certainly
bears the fatigue and rough weather incl
Dent upon Sitka voyage In manner
tnat proves him to be one Of the most Wig
oroIls Of our coasting captains. This Sc
we're duty seriously affected the health Of
capt; Hayes, who for so many years COM
manded the steamer California on this
route, which vessel has gone To San Fran
CISCO to be repaired, aud the worthy cap
trips.
, 1876-10-06
LOCAL NEWS.

AocrPT1NG THE NEW JAIL.-On' Satur-
~, Iost the County Commissioners ap-
uH5 uur55ved and accepted the new Jail from
r. William McCurdy, the architect and
Sn;ider. There were present on the occa-
zion ion Messrs. o. F. Gerrish and u +. Z.
t2n wood County Commissioners, James
9.o,,ey noD County Auditor, and the fOllOy-
90 invited persons: Chief Justice Lewis,
InIs Webster, Collector OF Customs, Jas.
q a swan, Probate Judge Of Jefferson Co.,
TTH. Van Bokkelen, Sheriff. and 9TH
=. -. =" After the premises had been thor
encbly oln examined Judge Lewis pronounced
II one of, if not the best Jail in the Terrific
ry. credit to the designer ana builder hide,
s ss"thorized the work. After a few pleas
ant and interesting remarks from Com
sn;ssioner n%: Wood, which were duly appre-
riated. the Jail was formally accepted on
behalf of Jefferson County.
, 1876-10-06

PETER MARTIN alias Brick-top arrived
at Victoria on the late trip Of the steamer
Grappler from the mines IN charge of four
armed men. The records show that lie
had been convicted Of assault and battery
and breaking jail In Cassiar aud sentenced
for one year and three months imprison-
meAt. He subsequently escaped, WAS
pursued and captured after Il desperate
resistance. Ia which he nearly killed a Mr..
Began, and broaght TO Victoria. as above
stated. 1t Is more than probable that his
recklessness will cost him score or so Of
years In the penitentlary.
, 1876-10-06

CuIyARI.-We had another of these dis
,,,oeefiII nuisances on Monday night, on
.be occasion ofa wedding which took place
;n the forenoon of that day. The per-
nrn.rs were set of hOOdlum boys who
shond have been spanked and sent to bed.
TIev disturbed not only the bridal party
hnt the whole town, keeping up an infer
nal din with tin pans, pots, cow-bells and
horns till near midnight. In all civilized
communities a wedding ia a,time for the
exhibition of kindly feelings, OF mirth and
mnsic. good cheer and pleasant greetings.
In Europe it is customary for the children
to sing, TO bring gariands of flowers and
N JaiIce, But this senseless practice of
making the most outrageous noises, IN
which there Is neither wit nor mirth. but
simply the most grievOus nuisance should
he at once put a stop to. We do not OBJ
{ea 10 the children having enjoyment,and
we suggest Just for the sake of change
In the programme. that the lads so for
ward in these disgraceful scenes, should
learn some nice songs or gleeS, and when
the next wedding occurs that they sere-
made the newly married couple with peas
AM music, which never sounds better than
from ehillren's voices; and they may rest
qsmred they will have better time and
better treat. aud be themselves far better
satisfied. We commend this subject to
The school teachers and parents. Ifgrown
people did not encourage the boys Ia this
senseleSs nuisance, but would encourage
them to try and make such occasions 4
source Of plea 'ure, or keep away entirely.
the whole community would rejoice, and
weddings cease to be a source OF terror to
yonn0 brides.
, 1876-10-06

The most miserable beings in the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver
(,omplaint. More than seventy-hve per cent
of the people in the United States are afflicted
with these two diseases and their effects such
az sour stomach, sick headache, ha0itual COS
tiveness, palpitation Of the heart, heartburn,
Vater-brash, 1, ,gnawing and burning pains at the
NIT OF the stomach, yellow skin, coated tongue
and dlsagreeable taste in the mouth, coming
mn Of food after eating, low spirits, &C. Go to
AUGUST FLOWER or a sample bottle for 10
cents. Try 1.-TWO doses will relieve you.
Crane 4 Bingham, Agents. San Francisco, Cal.
, 1876-10-06

WIFE whippers In California can again
breathe freely, the wife whipping law
having been declared unconstitutional.
The broom factory at Seattle has been
transferred to Olympia.
A boom of l,2OO,O logs broke away
from Coman's mill near Seattle and most
Ofthe.n lost.
, 1876-10-06

PERsoNAL.-Hon. J. W. Powell, Indian
commissioner for British Columbia, ar
rived here on Tuesday last on the steamer
North Pacific from Victoria, on his way
70 70 Portland to attend to the claims Of the
natlah Indians who were the crew Of the
scnooner Ocean Spray when she was seized
" the waters Of Alaska ON an alleged
SS,narge OF violating the sealing laws Of the
~ Swnited States, and taken TO Portland.
inese Indians have a just ard valid claim
agalnst the schooner, and the Doctors
visit 70 Portland is to endeavor to adjudi-
GIe the claim there, with the assistance Of
tne British consul. II he cannot arrange
u matters IN Portland he will proceed to San
r.. aranclseO where the schooner is owned.
!. .ne indians were all taken to Victoria on
.le Gtlssie Telfair, and DR.. Powell states
mat tlus far they have escaped the small
poA which has been fatal in nearly every
ease Where an Indian has been attacked.
, 1876-10-06

It. JACKMAN & Co., Of the Peoples
Market, are always prepared to furnish
the citizens of Port Townsend aud vi
cinity with the choicest Of meats, in
Guiding fresh and corned beef and pork,
smoked meats, sausages, head-cheese,
hams, tripe, lard, and all vegetables in
their season.
, 1876-10-06

THE ninth Annual Communication of
the Grand Lodge OF Masons was held at
Olympia on the 2Sth and 10Th ult. The
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Grand Master, Pratt A. Pres
ton, Of Walla WaIla; Deputy Grand Mas
ter. Il. G. Hill, Of WILDLY Island;
BILE; J. G. Warden, II. w. Fairweather.of
pla; G. Secretary, T.M.Reed. of Olympia.
, 1876-10-06

If you want stationery Of any kind, the
best Of cigars, smoking or chewing tobac-
co, foreign OF domestic fruits, candies or
nuts Of all kinds. go to the store OF James
Jones. corner of Custom House building,
at Telegraph Office.
, 1876-10-06

THE schr. wInnifred. Capt. Gilbert,
is now engaged in carrying the mails be-
tween this place and Neah Bay. As the
schooner is in thorough repair and the
Captain an acknowledged master Of the
situation. patrons Of the line may rely on
safe and speedy transit whether to or trem
Neah Bay or intermediate ports.
, 1876-10-06

INsASE.-The Teazer, OH her late trip to
San Juan brought, on her return trip,
couple Of fmen-Crazy Jake and Mr.Rice-
aijudged insane. They were OIL their way
to Steilacoom In ch Irge OF Sheriff White
ner.
, 1876-10-06

DUNGENEsS LIGHT.-Below is a table
showing the number of vessels which have
passed the Light House at New Dungeness
for the quarter ending Sept. 80, 1876, as
furnished us by the keeper, Mr.. F. Tucker.
, 1876-10-06

COMMENCE. 4. A. Bulfinch, Esq,
Assistant Keeper OF the TatoOsh Light,
has favored US with the following list Of
vessels passing that point during the past
two years ending July ], 1876:
, 1876-10-06

The schooner Fauntlery, from up-Sound
arrived on Saturday last in tow of the U.
s. steamer wolcott aud sailed for the
mouth Of the Straits Of Fuca Oh the Sd inst.
, 1876-10-06

TIE District Court adjourned last Sat
uruay morning for one week. Its time
previous PREY to adjournment was occupied
WIN wltn the Cranney bankruptcy case. On
assembling, the decision of the Court
n,Ay oe expected on the case in Admiralty
~, ~ mary A. aud John Pelps VS.. Steamship
, 1876-10-06

The rumor concerning the building Of
the Esquimalt-N Nanaimo railway Is declar-
ed by the Standard TO be without toundA-
tion In truth.
, 1876-10-06

JAMES JONES has just received guam
tity OF Seattle soap which Is guaranteed
to give better satisfaction than any East
ern made soap.
, 1876-10-06

THE amount oil gold dust received at
Victoria per steamers Gussie Telfair and
GrappIer is estimated at $3.50, 900.
, 1876-10-06

THERE being no further use for quaran-
tine the locale was abandoned last Saturday
, 1876-10-06

BLoNDIN, the hero of Niagara, has ap-
peared In Victoria.
, 1876-10-06

The steamer North Pacific resumed her
place OH the Sound mail route last Friday.
, 1876-10-06
A NICE assortment Of ladies' fancy note
paper may be found at James Jones'.

Miss Ellen Madden is now matron Of
the Insane Asylum, vice Mrs. E. Cook.
, 1876-10-06

YChemakum Tribe MOL Imp. .O'R.M.
meets every wednesday evening at
O'Clock, at Red Mems Hall. All members
In good standing are invited to attend.
BY order Of the Sachem.