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For Sale.

n ERMAN MILLET SEED, the cheapest
VI feed that can bs raised. Can be had at
at Reckord's Mills, or at Bel Air Bone Mills
je15.3t HENRY RECKORD,
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HORSE RAKES.

DRADLEY'S SELF. DISCHARGING,
ID ought to be the best in the United
States, as they took the first premium ut the
Centennial Exhibition.
For sale at makers prices ty
E. M. ALLEN.
STAFFORD, 18th June, 1877. jc15
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-Jarrettsyille NJ. E. Church South, preaching
next Sunday, at ?. M, by Rev. T. NJ. Cath,
cart. No services in the morning.
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For the Legislature.

Please announce Dr. SlLAS SCARBOROUGH,
of the Fifth District, ms candidate for Ilousc
OF Delegates, subject 10 nomination by the
DEMOCRATIC party. mpoh
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To Correspondents,

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real of the author, atten-
ton will be paid to them. The real name of the
thor will not be published unless desired but
not consent to insert communications unless know
the writer.
MIR. f. II. Williams, of The Bali
WE szHSe mOF6dn, is authorized to tran business
k9sr--lssS for The FMS and hieLlilencer in Enlto
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Estray Notice.

Hartford County, TO aoa
THEREBY CERTIFY that r. Charles Lee
l. of Hartford county, brought before me, the
subscriber, one of the Justices of the Peace
in and for the said county, this 18th day of
June, in the year 1877, as a stray trcspassing
upon his enclosures, described as follows
One Spotted SHOAT, supposed to weigh
about 60 pounds. Given under my hand,
JAS. A. FULTON, J. p.
The owner OF the above described shoat is
desired to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take it away.
je15 3t II. ClIAS. LEE.
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FOR SHERIFF..

Please announce WILLIAM L. WIIlTEFORD
as n candidate for Sheriff, subject to nomina-
ton by the Democratic party. my25
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FOR SHERIFF..

MIR. EDITOR: hereby announce myself MS n
candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of
the Democratic party
my25: GEO, j. FINNEY
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TRACT OR PARCEL or LAND

situate in Marshall's district, Hartford coun-
ty, Nd, that was devised by Abraham Rut-
lcge, late of Hartford county, deceased, TO
Joshua Rutlcdge, of Baltimore city, contain
iDtr
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FOR SHERIFF.

L hereby announce myself as candidate for
Ifor Hartford county subject to the decision
of the Democratic primary meetings.
jeS JOHN s. RICHARDSON.
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LAWN MOWERS.

PHILADELPHIA LAWN MOWERS
l. considered the best, for sale Mt Manu-
turer's prices.
E. Nj. ALLEN.
STAFFORD, 11th June, 1877. ie15
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Postponed Public Sale
H 0 TEL PR 0 P ERTY
IN REL AIR
IN BEL AIR.

THE subscriber, having sold portion of
l. his property, will sell at Public Sale, ut
his Hotel, in Bel Air, on
Saturday, June 23d, 1877,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
All the remainder, consisting of Mahogany
Tables, 2 Bedsteads, large Cooking Stove,
as good as new; now Ten Plate Stove,
large lot of Stove Pipe, lot of Floor and
Stair Oil Cloth, 3 first class Feather Beds, lot
of Bolsters and Pillows, lot of Bed Clothes,
&c Also The entire stock of
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100 ACRES.

lOO ACRILS.
MORE OR LESS
This farm lies on the south side of the pub
lie road leading from Jarrctisyilc to Cler-
mont Mills, adjoins the lands of John A.
Street., Bailey and David st. Clarand others
and is watercd OF one side by Little Creek
and on the other by Deer Creek 1t is in n de-
sirabe neighborhood, convenient to churches
mills, &c, and is in high state of cul.
tivation, well set in grass and particularly
adapted to grazing cattle.
If not sold in one parcel, and it is deemed
desirable, it may be offered in separate tracts.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by tie decree
are-one-third of the purchase money shall
be paid in cash on the day of sale, one-third
in six and the balance in twelve months
thereafter, the credit payments to bear inter
est from the day of sale, and to be secured ~
the note or bond of purchaser, with surety
to be approved by trustee
EDWIN II. WEBSTER
Jelo Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

N pursuance of decree of the Circuit
i Court for Hartford county, as II Court of
Equity, the subscriber as trustee, will offer
at Public sale, ut the Court House door in
Bel Air. on
Monday, July 18th, 1877,
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In the matter of the
sale for taxes of five
acres, more or lcss,of
land called "Rced's
Addition" to IIavre
de Grace,or by what
ever name known or
called assessed in the
name of Robert
Howard.
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Sewing Machines /!
TOA
GOLD BASIS.
BEAD These Prices :

j., secor,, Empire, Ktna, Keystone, Common
Sense, Florence, Blees, Domestic, Home, Me-
Lean y Hooper, and other makes at equally low
An attachments, including Tucker, Binder
extra llemmer, &c, free.
Writ, write without delay for our new Ga page H.
Illustrated PRICE LIST.
OrmOnd Manufacturing Co.
my4.ly AIN. GAY Street, Baltimore.
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NJ A r r | e D.

For sale by WIN. HERMAN, Boil Air.
, 1877-03-15
OHIO.

CoIVxavs, O., March N.-uUttal The d4y theta
has been no ppparent change Ia tho senatorial e1u'
test. Ill the canlldates-Natthaws, llowland. aud
Haslahargcr- cr-u:autaluinx about The sams POSI-.
tsoa u la.& ul4ht Ths fstruus Ut 3latthtWs snd
Taft hAvu bcrn reinforced BY delegations from
thetr atsau9au14s, aud ara uslux all tau [ndueucs
tAey can bring u bear In fasof Of their candidate
Matthews ssttt .eals, but he has the whole Geld
alaipst him. llowlaud t. secou1 !n strength, And
tn. Il whak tho fllends Of Aatthews fear when
.As break ea!aes, which will doubtless occur after
tue second baltot- The pressure frona ths oualds
IL no doubt favorable 10 Matthews, but I'll means
thus far brought tnto uaa hare hsd little eject In
reducing tho sttsExth of Rowland and transferring
IL to butthews. Parties from Northern Ohio who
arrived te .aY stato that kftet ehs Withdrawal Of
Gsu. uardrtI'
NM. MATTHEWS WAS THx1n cuotck,
but thst ILL Ieitcr IL Gov Chamberlain. with acwa-
paper comment. aud reports Of bis views ou tho
saataera qusatiou, ha. caused frc!ing Of s1spt.
e;uu apu tI4tyast. This fact Il helux n2d u Euuwn
10 Me1nbe:. from lhat sectlua. sud 1t will
BE- ,o easy matter II consinca tneus osher~tte ~
course The 1uft ueu tuAxl1x t4u tH't a*o u! III
thc ests!sass " thc yse.. which ase uafasofaal:.
aud no doubt they ~, being lsw4rdsi fos tilest
work. 1t u s<sy psoRabla thAt this las tendency
, 1877-03-15
WAYS AND MEANS.
NAMELY: FOR ANMr PuHposfA

WAsulxqTox, D. e.. March II. Tho President
hi. not yet decided whether Il VIII bs nsccasary
to convene an extra ses.ion Of congrcss. 4 NUN.
ber Of patriotic capitalists have offered TO loan tho
Government, withuu. interest, thc n, 0oo, 600 or
S3, 00o D00 needed - paJ the army srom July
mi December. md tbs President u t&sirous Of &C.
cepttuz tho oaer, IN cass tho pFopsiety Of saeh
action IL gcnenlly indorsed by leadluz men OF
10th political parties. Tie Republicans appear to
DO unanimous la !ayoring thtt method os hdtnS
oYer Tbs dcalty, aud thus far there IL 10 eppos!'
slou manifested among the DcnoeEats. The fresi'
aen. 10 de.i1ous thAt his coadaei In ctaa he takes
this cousaa, shall not % opca 10 p4sttsan
meuts. and therefore /. uos willing 10 decide to
lt.peuss viii, tho extra sesslon uns4a number Ut
prominent Democratic Cougressn,en sssura him
tAat tAuy approve tbs plan and promtso to vote for
n appropriation To refund the borrowed money II
toeu ~ Tho regular Aasstap begins. All tho Demo-
, 1877-03-15
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
to bind the Townnd party together until there ID
no hope for hts nomination. and tllen enough Of


Them 1
w1Lt. CO OVER TO TAFT
oednft n s 1 IN bs ~ '' inc man
h. that. II i il fund impossible to defeat Matthews
would 10 iofccd, IND Il i cIs.o tSat thls can bo
brought about i clrcunrtaness render 1t necessary
10 dU su. No doubt there wi1l hes :.
yENr BT0RMr TIME tn CAUCUS j
is;eS.!ss'as se' x sse aas IL
e of MR fa: s:sE srs " nos
70 numerous sround the i,otc. bas they arc work;
saese.s. M WhIs 10 new naac. sve 5een sesursi
,y either Taft nr Ma;thews ts ssnte. , . this
sDsetss hspafea 70 7as 1ftonss IT, ,.
auns;r IT. adns from III
sirclei Senator from that statg sl'aii be . MN
named. stanley satti.ews il accepted hr.s as ono
w,os e faon. 70 M ,tta and
ont that .ma, number oi those who. While ut,-
means 10 :iefeat judec Ratthews fer thc purpose Of
sss 5 III IT, ts nsrT y
the t'rcstdcnt a. thote Of Matthews IN view .! THY
nj duly ws7 to contest nannln;s scat. now con.
stlrc to se e. mSsl eatcf e. IT,
Sss p1oser 's' 81 f esese eey
should D. returned from, Ohio. Tho fact TINT
.tndgc Matthews susta'ns thcso relations Wonld o.
seaa!e :. new nm. 20 nsilcr what h'' ability,
could mi oshetsise obtan. "
! STANLEY MATTHEWS AoUTnERN roLfCT.
| cotunur'. 8, Mnrch il THE :siais Journal Of
Ffjr in hat
! osiIci pspers, pus,,ost:ng i bc tho report
sh ,xs Ma.asw II whe ts es.se
expressed hia Views upon the powers Of the Fed
ersl t4oscrn orcr the teeosr.l.on of ths con.
ought 10 be pntyued by TIC Aanni.traiton in ,tfla
eontso1s1sts % si nj W.: sepapii.cd n the Ginen.
natl Ga:tfft Ut yesterday. e1t circulated ~ sllpa
efaIssa s%oet. e s
asosiai clretlon nnizvorahly to Judge aiatthews.,
'.In fcply to Inlu!t!e. an tl!e subject, Ju1se
rcpu1. and authorizes tho following Atateurut ol
hls pDs5slon on sl.s tnb]e:s: ~
;" That. n tho rreosst!tton 81 state oo7erh'
! ment. the Federal Government excrcFea ptlEtt'
d that power hs- tlIc right I" bc guided bJ con-
"1has. in tho ssst!emtat of t'Ic conflicts IL
Louisiana and s0nth Carolina. he has no panS, NJ
poIicr. and no course. except sneh a. arn in tnt
1!ue Indicated III tas inaugural nddfess OF fseasdtn
:Taat the details ct any settlement 70 be made
.ninissfati9n aud approved oy the lsopgb1ean pss
": and that he tJu4ge stoithews! vii support
and oni support. that policy wh.sA T. ;aas ~:
:'iudee Matthews aa.horIzea Il, to sa1 that e ~
rrcs.ton ] Il os H. nsanins ia tho conversation r.
fetfcd tol. patticniaflr IL censsTlns te 49, ths
the General Government could oc 3nstinea II II
, 1877-03-15
LOUISIANA.
MATTHEW'S 70 PACKARD.


New oRLEAxs, March l4.-Followlug Il the re-
cent corssspoadenee between tho lion. StAulcy
Matthews and fiov, Packard:
f. T. sxs:S* y = r. s,;s d
tlon yoar coIHsnunicattoaI .e .utc. q .1,s pa,
~ sss
fss;iSa ~ T. "a TneTI. M 9sy y Il aI ..
and xirsn g lin ths s.as II ny S'ft!sn' wlsa
ut III reiefsnss liz Gsstaas.: ts oixs" :; y.Sr
t!t!a sss.S1 as :uo' tas @ VII III b. % @
,SSs NIX
VIZ % IS 1; -
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tstIc Tue DnIf txttsnN HoteFnMsus ahu W. DAVE -
!: .y 'seA FIJI; tst s!!et on:
s'sSsa T. sSasss ysar H.. II IL
ss w b. o4i =. tls 91 tssn H. = pnsi, 1 p A.
s.i,atton .na nv" sAs Whs!s stases l;5ss s!:s
# HIT IT, s'tss a .ss
GoternoT. Y tls Ina t,st y deft4ls4 oIv.t nis!,s
fssss % NJ !;
At u ths as Il. !. y a a. nns
Y5 tsSS;a tstsa II a.ss ~ rs s. sotss
ii tfs la.t election. 'la'v htsn rs4Ied uoscrnos X
sss,ts' g. tssi;'SSs i Ss s!:! ': !
seste win auhvI!ly = nossrpt lS,ntM e xtn aas
ssss 1Ss Nv e Il s = IL Gs!sf ssS5
soail receive eoas4e!st!oa md no.ltqa 70 soas r..
Rsseatts Rs;ess.: .ss a' " hs @
s h:aA q 1osSFnsas :. 't.s .sttsst Viii t
ssese!sts II sisse ASd"t Iohiiss kseYans. s'sst
s''9x.;ss u x;stns; nj a1sSys:
siyts oset. tsfTsIsfs sy ssr - g rss!vs a1<
ino. 1scf III IuIs tostsniasas x!!h r. session y
2. n5:s S1ss. s il IL Fl. ss =
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sa sSSsa % sy r.
iss s. = S. IL
s.sy w Il tAs
si&tsss SfSs sas .s:s ss:s.:s Of :is =
M, ~ IL sa.sss s:isss @ lin :ss &C.
&C.. Is L soaa .oSrss &
haaassa. Il isaaallc W. asys g',.n ts:i .iss.
4c.idss .ss saass q Ilerstt ~ f. II
+ M III IL .rs a. y ax. IL " ~
psVp!e9 though ta s5qrt eo4t ~. fc a .hAt " r
sSS1 wi
| ty sass4aass Vi soth iaAsaooa 1na Ssts. - N
, 1877-03-15
GO, THURSDAY, MARCH IS, 1877.

Iottnnstef At anrfngtcid In order to give place 10
Phillips, the tcfcatcd Rrpnhcan candidate fnr
Gongtcaa. and cdltor nf thc Inais Sat journal.
Ths PTcrI,!cnt asked Il lhcr had sny charges to
rseffs AZ1!nat the present Postr..ster. The reply
war ny. Int he ii aort n halfway Democrat,
and Mr. PhilLfrf. hasfnE been trfcatcj for Cnn-
Gfesf 1s entitled 70 c0nE!aesaiinn al The hands Of
the parsr. Tho rresfdcnt declined tu Mks tho
Actun requested, saylng that hc would mt remove
except fol eante+ wherruron the delegation retired
tcsy much disguised.
, 1877-03-15
THE DISPUTED STATES.
TIE NEw-RtECTI0N rHO5EcT.
lPe<rf1f D{fh1feA IN TIE Tribune

f9f<cfdf Uftp1{tA fa TIE 2YdbahA.
NAanfHaroS, b. T.. March II The plan fof
new election In 1opssiana meets with no favor On
the part Of eIlher the Republicans or Demo.
Gratis from that State now here. Kellogg fa arcrsc
10 It, ns It would compel hfna to make another
Senatorial conteas Other Republicans are oppoted
to It for many reasons, The chief ono bclhg that
there Il no law for 1t. Tho only ferlous advocates
Of ucw election appear to be soma Of tho Kepub'
l1cans In South Carolina.
The President ssated to friend this afternoon
tlst he had not eFcn entertained tie plan for new
election, although lle had neard everything that
had bern advanced IN fAvnr bf II. The Inference
from thcff'rcs!dent's conversation was. tlat ncw
election. Instead Of aIlayin: public passion and
settling the disturbed qucstIons, wou.d tend rather
to continue tho present agitation. The Louisiana
people arc especially opposed to It. they say the
election weuld occur In the mtdat Of the planting
seaton, and would practically destroy another
bns!uess year. Tic President said that he had
no power In tile matter; tint Congress Ind no jr-
sadctton oscr It: md thnt llo did not sec that be
could gi.o tho scheme indorscmcnt. except It
ahould he cordially agreed upon by both parties IN
tue two States. This IL not and cannot bc ths case
WHAT MAT DE gxrEcrEp.
Gov. Penn and other prominent LoaislanEuus here
expect that aItes the edeusaHemt cs the exeentIsc
scssion Of the Senate tho President will order the
troops Withdrawn from tho sta,c-tion.a without
delay. Tho Lnatatana Conservatives say
that 70 far as thur nAre been t!!e
In hgcertan The sentiment Of tho
.ovo,1i rncmtcr. NJ tbc rnh.nct. there viii ho M
ats. -. .a. 'n,,s- RI. ,s.ar. ~
dlaaahs'nR VOICE 70 sucn . PoHeI' 4aa toeof1 @.
tho Conservatives II that upon the Withdrawal Of
tho troops tho adhescnss OF Packard will irmc.
gIo,ot~ n,..5n Ill, ond that Inn cnt,,c r,,rt,rd
"'1.. ~ ',1.sa'. 49,. . ,.,,s
ssase oeSefa"ee. W" alsap'eas; tast tnc seaa"5.
elected members OF both the PACKARD aad NichoHs
sst.o,m,e II, t,,e sen,,. NJ which thr,c viii In
~ e .;".s. ,nh,,', ~ ~ ,1nv,. H.. -
one DcHoe1atc haloh1S. "nl!e !" 'he ,'ouse tneEe
will be u te. That this Legislature VIII then clHet
one Republican aud ono Conservative to the United
sfotca genatc. mud TINT tho dtejcu1ttca of tho
4-"t.,.s .t.....ta', .rttt .t,,, s,,.nr.n.
-o1's'""" S4to"""4 "'!s A"e4' u''sFP'
t PtSCnlsAcK
h,d another interview with the President o.day
~. .,I,I.. H., ,.c.J ,hn .n.ud,r,,.n, ~ pactonl
, 1877-03-15

DsAocHATic APPROVAL Or THE NEW REGIME.
's,eefdt 1i<o1ttA to The 7rlSnns
IhrixrtILK. Ky.. March 14.-7ha following ex.
plains tic eject the prctcnt Administration has
had apon kenthckr Democrats:
}3xsofrtd, BY the members OF tho Produce tx.
change Of Louisville. TINT we heartily approve the
policy In regard 10 the civil service and tho South
announced by President ilnye., md wc ptodge our.
Selves without regard 10 past party affiliations. 10
uphold md Sustain him In every 1nHt md EonHtltu-
tnn1l mthspra havlns fur it4 object tho permanent
pac1acas!ot. ard fcc0natfnctlon Ut tho people and
6tatcs OF the Federal tnton, or the reform Of the
civil scrrtcc.
Ltsotr<d, Tint the Secretary aend copy Of this
preamble and resolutions 10 President 11aFrs.
, 1877-03-15

Tic General Transatlantic Conpany's Mall Steamers
between New fprk &n! tiayrr, calling at plymouth
u Al1rton.at cYery alternate Wednesday,. bcEiHnnK
With Labrador, sahger, Wednesday. March II. VIZ
For part!c,,1ss1 aadscts 1.uu1s nE 1.EDIAN. Agent
Il bri4away, u. y, Or ". y. WRITE. VI E14rK.1t,
upU& Fgrith
, 1877-03-15

1ntirn Aisnraie t;cnerai Of Tho Cnftei Suites
n,no M " H., 1ee N ~, 10 a"enca Of s% ur
otbes rpceiac statutory authority III tho purpose
ths military depattmeHt q tt,c t!oretnment woul4
H. ~. ~ ir nsyjscd sta,uics 70 nureaac Or
runtrnct for amy If tic FuDpjtcs. etc,, for tho |
nrmv tncnfioncd In suid section for any longer |
III dscs1 ,r xrsI. '''s '"' '-e'"s FA' '"1
- ...-........
aAA5>1'A4A31aA>A ~ ~Aso 0AA'
Mlt. TYHEH. III
w..u,s,Tax e T. % e. Ms,el, M 1+,~t,otu .,c p.e.t.
Inv, ani ~ hsvc stroncv
urged Nr. Tyner TO accept the position Of Assist.
ant rostmastcr. General. At first he declined, ~
hc had no desire 10 appear as rcekIne this oflce
eter haslns he'a eas'se. po...en: iss ~. nssh
eae.ty ~ many ~ %t@ .n
~ Mi i,.s ny ss,, ~ ',s -, ro,r. t., 1,.nnhr
am every where that one Of the most radical men
IN the uarty will havo cunlrol OF the most import.
ant otane u ane fost.omee ~ pepn,'mem' ;,, Ae
accepta' the Puspose .! At' MY my ".al ~ W :"
MAKE THE POSITION Mong PROMINENT
ss J. has 0sGn aDp 'na
efs sss - ~ ar 70 =. ' sSa M Of o.s matters in
the Department which pertain 10 tho North j. con.
wi'h tho patronage ~ possible. .aa only eates to
have oversight Of IT, distribution In tlc South. he.
cause ~: better .s W.
I,. :. T.. ,,.,sr,tan, r.. rrht that ~. Tvn.r
has anat'y consentcd 10 accept the p'aee'
COMPTROLLER RNox.
n,, ..u,,a,r,or. NJ 1n,,n = Knor a, com,.
tfo'lcf Of tue cnFfeneJ ~ ncftea compliment
lie receives nniseTsa' commentator from tAe !eaa'
Ing Of both parties TOT lls efficiency - An OIL
, 1877-03-15
North German Lloyd.

The *teaicrs OF this Company VII! eaIt ctcry Satc.
i.s,cs vi passaRc-rroni Scw YORK e ts,MthAmpton.
11Id6n, lt1tEc, unl bremen, rHt cabt. $lD; afcoHl
caLn Sut gold; steeruEe, SUI enrrcnry lor freight
Or pasaat.e svply II UkLkiEitH u CU..
.E0Wllnk t4rGeil. StW fUFk4
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-28

Thus it will he seen that Washington
Territory built during the year 1876
more than twice the tonnage produced
by Oregon Durin. the same year, a
man named BendiXen. doing business
at Humbo!t Bay. California, built the
schoouers Abbie. Christina Stefrens,
David 4 Attic. Excelsior. Edward Par
ker. Gussi. klosc, Lizzie Madison. May
Buhne. Martha Tnft. Morning Star.
Maxim and San Dacnaventura, making
twelve vessels in all. with an aggregate
tonnage Of 1920 tons In January,
1877. this gentleman went into bank
ruptcy with debts exceeding his assets
by $4,000. Had Mr.. Bcudixen IL
Gated his operations al some sawmi!l on
Puget Sound. instead Of paying freight
on timber from here 10 Humboldt, he
might have had money in the bank 10
his credit to-day The only way that
ship-b bull ling can b. made profitable
is to locate the ship yard beside the
sawmill and when it comes 10 that,
Puget Sound possesses advantages en-
ioycd by no other section Of the Pa
citic coast.
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SHAMROCK VS.. ALFALFA

We hear wonderful stories Of The
psrsis,eney and produetivencss of the
alfalfa mea dows Of CALIFORNIA; plant
which strikes for water 1T whatever
depth and will hear cutting for hay
again aud again IN the same season
For yielding capacity, however. We
would readily match against it our
white clover-a species of the same
general family Of plants which is rap
idly proving itself, ~ be the boss forage
of this country. This grass when II has
once become seated III the field seems
10 grow the more vigorously and
abCndautiy the more closely il is crop
ped and troddcn. 1t j. more at home
III the sandy loan soils Of the river
bottoms. where /. never dies out. but il
also takes kindly and spontaneously to
the drier upiands. though the later
drouths ut Summer tell more severely
upon il there We doubt If either the
Kentucky blue grass or the more noted
pasture grasses Il Californi. or the
East. can surpass / As a dairy forge
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PORTSMOUTH. July 27-The troop
ship Euphrates sailed to-day with /, j2i
officers and men for Malta.
LONDON, july IA dispatch dated
Erzerum, 18th. says the movement Of
the Russian center along its whole line
Indicates " serious engagement shortly.
BUCHAREST. July 27-It j. believed
that Prince Charles and the bulk If the
Roumanian army will immediately
cross TO Nicopolis whittier the Fourth
Corps have already gone
LONDON. July 2.-The Russians have
completed their line around Rustchnk,
which has been advanced in some pl,c-
rs near enough for them 90 throw shells
IS far as the inner line If fortiticatlons.
but the actual siege has not began. Re
Inducements have been sent from The
Czarowi,ch's army around Rus,chuk -
join the Russians t1forc Ploona
Dispatches from Kalavash SAY the
Russian shells have already caused sew
cral fires in S!listria This. however. is
informal aud thought to be highly I'M
probable
PE>Tn, July ia meeting here To.
day declared In favor of Intervention
for the malntenanee OF the integrity Of
the Ottoman Empire. The demon>tra-
,ion cannot be- without great in fueucc.
and Will bc initiated in all towns In
Hungary.
VIENNA. July 21.-Nine hundred
thousand men are ON the WAY - REM
force the r. ssian AMI Circas>ian army
Three blgades of toot artillery with
forty -eigh, guns each ami ten hlitalinus
OF CossHck artillery with six hundred
guns have already arrived nj Ti1i>
The Russian artillery there viii shortly
lie reinfdrcei by two hundred guns.
and only then Will fresh advance lac
a,temp,e! into Armenia IN or Ter 10
gain some fortified place. before Win
tef sets iO
The elles; sou Of Schsmyl. Who ~a.
in the Russian army. has joined AZ
Cha-ian. the insurgetts
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Exclusively to fht
D.fILI' EVER.
THE ONLY NknsrArIR
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Al.lHOR<iA.

SAN FRA>cIscsA Jaly - The f0,-
lowing significant card will appsar in
'hc evening papers
HgApvr ,KrER~ Cou. oy SAYErY.
July 36th. Is.
People - So f'~sstasa Yea are
earnestly cautioned against heing on
the streets after nightfall unless II he In
oannccsion With sone Of the organized
companies under the direS,.on II the
Committee Of Safety, ara regularly
constituted authorities Parents are
especially requested TO keep .. home
their boys under age. This is deemed
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Murder will Ont.

A ~ yesrs ago "Aucast Flower
US >covere! :, te eertsin cure ''r
Dy,pep>i4 ard Liver complaint. 4 T-w
thin Dyspep:ies made kuown 70 their
friends how easily and quickly they had
been cured by Us use. Tie great ner-
- - GREEN AJ1usT FLOWER became
he- through Ia country y ole
sufferer = anctb :. patil, Witfo"t al
yertis!ug. is >sle has become Immense.
Druggists in EVERY TOWN ia the
Cgi'e~ Stats are selling It 10 per
son suff,ring fro'n sour Stomach. Sick
Hes ache. Cos'ivene>S. palpitatiou Of
the Heart. Indigestion. wv spirits. etc.
can take three doses without relisfs
60 20 your Druggist and get bottle
tar - cents g. : $ l. Sample ho;t e
10 cents Cra> * Brigham, Agents.
San Francisco