, 1877-03-31

FRxKPoRr.S- Schooner Courser,
having completed her deck load of
lumber across the bay sailed for
San Francisco yesterday morning.
Her place is filed by the barkentine
Ella which arrived from San Fran
cisco on Tuesday after passage of
thirteen days. The French bark
Ellen Elizabeth is nearly full and
will be ready to sail tomorrow. Capt.
John Libby will go down to San
Francisco on the next trip Of the
Panama, accompanied by Van Tassel
lengineer on the Politkofsky) to
bring up the tug Donald for the use
of the Freeport mill.
MARINE. -Barks Atlanta and Ros-
we'll Sprague have arrived at Port
Gamble and will load for San Fran.
cisco. :. Bark Adelaide Cooper, from
San Francisco, arrived at Port Lud-
low on Tuesday afternoon and the
Hueneme will sail about Saturday
for San Buenaventura. Bark Ii
dal Wave is the only vessel now
loading at Port Madison. The ar
rivals at San Francisco ON the 9th
we're bark Rainier from Port Gam
BILE, barkentine Eureka and the
Harvest Home from Seattle, and
ship Coquimbo from Port Madison.
TEMPORARY SUsPENsIoN.--F want
of long enough timber for fender
piles, the workmen engaged upon
the extension of Yesler's wharf we're
obliged to suspend pile-driving op-
erations and will go up White River
to drive some boom stakes for log
ging camp, until the required size
of piles for tenders can be obtained.
This will delay matters so that the
Dakota will again be obliged to land
on the side of the wharf instead of
Its face.
SOLD OUT. - Samuel Coulter &
Sons, of Olympia, have sold their
slaughtering and packing establish
ment in that city to the Changers,
but it does not affect their branch in
this city under charge of A. w.
Malson, who will continue the bust
ness. Smiling Sam" has purchased
1000 head of splendid cattle at the
Dalles with which he will start for
Redding, CAL, next month. Once
there he Will place them on the cars
and land them in Oakland.
ARRIvALs.-Bark Vidette arrived
at Port Madison last night at sun
down and the Montana reached
here in tow of the propeller Favor
ite. Capt. Peterson reports most
delightful weather during the entire
passage of ten days. during which
time he never took in the royals.
She brings about $50 tons of freight
for various business houses in this
city and will commence to discharge
at Yesler's wharf this morning.
STEAMER NELLIE. little boat
has been up within a short distance
of the Snoqualmie Falls within the
past ten days and Capt. Hill thinks
he Can go to Fall City whenever the
hot weather melts snow enough to
make a good big river. She is
great convenience to the people of
the Snohomish Valley and her own
ers deserve liberal compensation for
their enterprise.
SODA WATER.--Levy Brothers are
about to open q branch of their soda
water works at Port Townsend and,
with that object in view have pur-
chased theapparatus formerly owned
by j. S. Anderson. now of the Adel-
phi Saloon. The prospect of an
early summer will create a speedy
demand Tor all they can manufac-
ture.
THE JUBILEE SINGERS. Wood,
advance agent of these talented
colored folks, arrived here yester-
day and informs US that his com
pany will give one of their unique
concerts in Yesler's Hall on Monday
evening next, after which they will
visit all the principal numbering
towns on the Sound.
GONE BELOW. 80 Robert Hilton's
Hambletonian stallion has been
taken to Snohomish City where he
will probably be purchased by club
of farmers and kept for the improve
ment of stock. This is the most
popular family of trotters in Amer
ica.
PERSONALS The Moth Pacific
to-day carries off Capt. Libby, NJ. c.
SAKE and George H. Dill, the travel
ing salesman of II. S. Croker & Co. :.