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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06
BEL D..

At the residence OF 10 n W. Gardner, Esq :, in
This county MY OF the l7tn Of Fobruary' 1871 Of
months and 90 DAYS: and III MartinsbuIG. on the
= Of febTn"ry, Of Pneumonia Mrs; ELIZ
6 wears, months and II ,lays-bOth sisters OF
Mr.: VIM d. Smith, of lis county,. Ms. Craw-
ford had attended the funeral Of her sister, aud
on her return home to MARYLAND, when she
alter, at blartlnsbUrg.
Near shepl erd.town. February 18th. 1877.
EDGAR HOLLAND, infant son of Capt Milton
BIlimver. age. % days
IA At her E"sdsnce u Bs,'eisy county, February
Roush McKee,. and daughter ut 5. P tiumrick-
nousc, OF Shephordslown, sgcd p years,
months and l6 DAYS.
- At is1 GhSEenne Wyoming Territory January
james and HcmrIetta Finley, of Baltimore. for
merly of Scotland. and more recently "f Shcp
herdstown. and grandson IF the late James
Shepherd. of that to wn, the c2l year of his
age.
II P1r T ISa5 on sac the 1Sh Of
Hoffman, formcrly of sLcpherdstown. aged II
years.
In Erslcriek. nd. or the 18th of February.
1871, BELLE, cEIld Of Prof. r. Shepher5,
formerly Of Shcphrrds;own. AGED yCals.
II Frederick, Nd. on the nh of February,
1911 at the lssI II &c e ter grad Ms
l. I. ChaplIre OF ShepherGstown, aged about
years.
February 9th. 1877. near -shepherdstown.
Hoffman. aged years and is days.
In BaltimGre. Nd; OF tho 20 nit. Mrs
n. Orie. of Aupnsta county. Va. and daughter
of Col 81. G. Hartman.
In Marrinsburg. on the 9th of February MARY
F. EWING, wife of Michael Ewing, aged ~
years.
In Martin.burg on tho 21st of February,
MICHAEL living, aged Is years and months.
In MArtinsburg on the 22d of February, Mr.
CHAS II. o'NEAL. aged % years, months aud
% DAYS.
fridge Prairie, Saline county Missouri. jan
nary 18th. X. V. HARVEY. son-in-law of Samp
Ruekles. formerly OF KcarneysvllIe, Jefferson
county, aged GO years.
In Washington City. D. c.. February &c. 1877.
AUGUSTA 81. CR1DLER, formerly of Halper's
Ferry, i'll the s5th year of his age.
In Murtinshurc. nj the reslder ce of her grand
fat he RIA. Blondel. SARAH CECILIA. daugh-
ter of Adam and Emma Virtue, aged years. 10
months and Is days.
Atthe residence of Mr.. WilIoughby n. Lemen.
at Billmver's Mill on the 23l of Fehruarv, of
Consumption, Mrs. BETTE L. LEMEN, widow
of John j. Lemen. aged about 90 years.
In Sherherdstown. Oh the 18th of February.
Mrs. NARY WOLFF. widow OF John 3. " nliE.
aged about N years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06

Gen. Roger n. Pryor has instituted suit in
New York for Mrs. Ella b. Washing ION, OF
Cnarlestown, against Walter S. Church, a
well>known politician to recover Sl3, 095 80,
the amount remaining unpaid on she purchase
money of $4,000 appropriated by the State
of New York for tho purchase Of number
of relics of General George Washington, the
first President. At tho close Of the late war
Mrs. Washington sold some of the relics to
the State of New York for $50, 090, and au-
thorized Col. Walter s. Church to collect and
receive the money on her behalf Heagreed
to collect the money and pay it over at he.
request. He received the money and paid to
her SIC, 6GG. lie has paid her nothing since,
and the amount remaining unpaid amounts
with interest to sl3, COS 90, the amount sued
for. Justice Dykman granted an order OF
arrest, and fixed bail at SIS, GOO. Church
was arrested in Albany.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06

Ex-Governor Joseph Johnson died at his
home at Bridgeport, in Harrison county, on
Tuesday, at the advanced age of ninety years.
For many years he was prominent in the pol,
itics of the country, having served in the
Legislature of Virginia, represented his dis
trict in Congress, and in 1850 was elected on
tho Democratic ticket as Governor of the
commonwealth of Virginia, and filed the ex-
ecutive chair of the Old Dominion for four
years. He has for many years been living a
retired life at his home in Harrison county,
and while not prominent in public life, up to
the time Of his death took an interest in all
that pertained to the welfare Of his country
He was an upright, conscientious man, always
discharging his duty as faithful represents
tive of the people.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06
E7aas EPILEPSY.

Falling &sJcEocs5
DERhlAAENILY CURED-no numbug- by ons
L months usage of pr. GUu!AI dE Celebrated IN
ial!InIe FIX FO~urrP. To convince sulIercrs that
thesc powdeTs will do III NC claim tor them, y
viii! send them by matt, post aid, free trial nox.
As Dr.. Gou!s'd Is the . ~ phys,c,aa that has
nauc This dlsease a special study, and
kno~l e"ge Thousands have been permanently cured
by the Use OF tncEc PO~ders we will guar4atee a
permanent cure i'll every case. refund you all
Inoney expended. All suff should give there
Powders an early ttiAl, and be convinced of their
curative powers.
PrIco. for large box, 800, or boxes for 900,
sent by mail TO any part of United States Can
dress, ASH LOBBINS.
800 Fulton Street, BsookIyn,N n. Y.
March 6. 1877 ".
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06
RAILROAD MEETING.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
il the Shenandoah Valley Railroad VIII be
rem cuunry, Va. nj 12 o'cl cl, on Tuesday. the
Sd day of April, 1871 for tho purpose of clccrit.v
President and Board OF Directors to serve he
ensuing yea, and TO attend to any other bust
ness winch may come before the meeting. A
full tendance OF the Stockholders is requested.
THOS y. ASHRY,
March G. lSf7-4t. Src'r S. V. II. R.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06
Household s Kitchen Furniture,

such as B.dsteads, Bureaus. washs! anlls. Side
boards, Looking Glasses, Cha;rs. Tables, ! Large
OAK Extension DANG Table. Kitchen TAB q
berelest SSoknf toHe Trtn h Pt CO" pls'e'
pie BIZ ter Kettle; l,2.3 Ga lor KAules, Lard
Saurezer, Sausage Stuff al Grinder. lot OF
Vinegar, B excellent Scaid;Ig Tubs, lot of ram
Sacks, Bay ana Meal Chests, and many other
thing IS OF mentioned. All the above articles are
of he best and AL in excellent condition.
TINS NO sham sile-the above articles will be
sold to Il Q highest Bidder
TERMS OF SALr.-A credit of n nc MonIhs will
be given NIL sums of Ten Dollars and UPWARDS,
Negotiable N"ue we'll endorsed. barring interest
from date, payable at tue LIST National Bank OF
Jellersop at c. iariGstown. Under that amount
Cash No property to be removed till the terms of
saI strictly complied with.
Sale TO commence at % O'clock. sGaVp.
JAMES II. CONKLYN.
Daniel He1rbower, Auctioncer.
February 2O, 1877.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06
NOTICED

MY recent heavy loss by the destruction of my
lT1 PlanIug and Saw Mills by fire. lenders it i b.
solu'cly necessary that shall COLI CT at all
outstanding debts due me, either by note
count. And respectfully but estiy nFk ,hoee
indebted to me to make Immediate nynept. In
future my terms will be strictly cash. b ,po
none will consder the MISE vcs exempt from this
nstCc. c. H. TURNER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06
FOR RENT.

WILL be Rented to the iclcst bidder THE
W FARM of til" late j. Gunnrll Hurst. now
in the occupancy of MIS-. Virginia Thomsr!.-
Tnis is one OF tho most desirable F3lms in tho
c. rnty, ycIY highly improved, and III . fine state
of culture. Local ed within l. mites of Charl Sc
II lrch @. lAI1-St.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06

Hendricks and Hampton are suggested as
the coming men. Hendricks was our first
choice long ago, md Hampton would be a
popular addition.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06
CON u RG FI Il III
PoslElvSly Cured.

LII sufferers from this disease that AM ious
~ to be cured ,huulduJ DR.. Krnsnrr's Celebrated
CIn'umpuVc Powders. These powders tho
only preparati n known that will Cunsump-
ton aud all dis-a. of the Throat and Lungs-in
deed strong is our faith in tlcEl. also TO
convince you that they humbng, will
for~ord 10 every sufferer, by mail, post paid,
free Trial Box.
We don't want your money until gu per-
iec,ly Satisfied of their curative powers. If your
life is worth raving don't delay in giving these
Powders a trial. a. they will surely cure You.
Price. for large box SO on, cent to any part OF
tho United States or Couada bv mail on 'ereipt OF
price. Address, ASH ROBBINS.
$50 Fulton Street. Brooklyn, Y.
Haa,ch 6. lS17-lv.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06
TIE LATEST.

As We go to prose- on Monday morning, ell
sorts of rumors in regard 10 the status of ma
tional affairs are afoa. We gather from tho
Washington and Baltimore Sunday papers
that Mr.. Knott's resolution declaring that
Samuel J. Tilden and Thomas a. Hendricks
bad received the votes of majority of all the
electors legally appointed, and were thereby
Gully elected President aud Vice. President
for the torn of four years, comm enciug March
4, 1877, passed tho House BY yeas 1856,
nays So, and this Information was telegraphed
to Mr.. Tilden, at New York, over the sigma.
lures of David Dudley Field and twenty
seven others.
Mr.. Hayes was sworn in at 1l:l5 o'clock,
Sunday morning, by Chief Justise Waite, at
the residence of the latter.
Tho latest from the Washington Critic Of
Sunday afternoon says:
''The following report is in circulation at
the hotels and public resorts about town:
IN dispatch received after the adjournment
Of Congress. at the Capitol to- day, stated that
Governor Tilden took the oath OF Office as
President of the United States at 1859
o'clock. ut his residence in Gramercy Park,
New York. y number Of friends called im>
medIately and congratulated him.
at further states that he will arrive in this
city Tomorrow morning about eleven o'clock"
i report has reached here from Hsrper's
Ferry that Mr.. Hendricks passed that place,
enroute for Washington, on Sunday night.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06

UYMENEAL.-We stand beside the bier
Of another closing February. How short tho
interval between this aud the last. How the
days have hurredIy swept by, as though on
somo unusual crraud ben: but thus they
ever go. and this night We would mourn for
them as for trusted friend. We hail their
comngs and would weep their end What
promises and hopes throbbed high in many
bosonIs, the dawn of this month-to some 1t
brought love, to others, we hope, memories
sweet and loving, that will lnscr cvsrmore.
1t wOs beautiful and lovely day, and was
celebrated ny several wcddiags, one Of which
was that Of john n. Trrssel, of Lnuduun,
and Miss Mnttio NJ. Colbert, daughter OF
Hezekiah ana Rebecca Colbert, of Jefferson
a large number Of invited guests and friends
of the family were present at the ceremony,
which Was performed by Rev. ~. G. Hopkins,
at $3.50 o'clock =. NJ, at the residence Of the
brides father. The bride wore n maCnif-
cent ashes of roses dress, trimmed with silk
and fringe to match, with head decorated
with an exquisite wreath of orange blossoms.
After congratulations were over, all paid their
respects to an elegant collation.. consisting Of
the most palatnbIe edibles. We hopc that
the welded life OF the newly married couple
will be as pure. beautiful and c!oudlcss. as
was the lovely day on which they wero united
in holy bonds of matrimony. A.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

a full caucus of the Democratic members
of the West Virginia Legislature was held
Tuesday night in the hall of tho House of
Delegates, to take action in reference to the
complication at Washington. The caucus
was called to order by Speaker Gibson, and
Hon. r. L. Dennis, of Greenbrier, was
elected chairman and Col. J. B. Peyton, Sec
rotary. The following gentlemen were ap>
pointed a Committee on Resolutions, viz !:
Senators Newton, Arnett, Johnson and Pugh -,
and Delegates Gibson, Imboden, Hoof, Fer
guson and Hcarnc. While the committee
were out the caucus was addressed by Messrs
Duckwall, of Morgan. and Wilson, of Ka>
nawha. The Committee on Resolutions pre-
sentcd Two reports, and after discussion the
majority report vas adopted.
The report embraces preamble reci,ing
in pointed terms the undoubted election Of
Samuel j. Tilden and Thos. A. Hendricks,
as President and Vice President Of the United
States, and the fraudulent manner in which
they have been deprived Of tho offices to
which the people elected them, followed by
the annexed resolutions
Rcso1ce0, That our Senators be instructed
and our Represe ntatI7es in Congress be re-
uucsted TO use oil loyal, constitutional aud
honorable means to prevent the consumma>
ton of this most foul conspiracy against re-
publican government and the liberties Of the
people.
Reso7rer7, Tha. our Senators in Congress
be instructed and orr Representatives re-
quested 10 oppose any appropriation for the
support of the army that does not restrict cx>
prcasIy and strongly the army from being
used in tho Southern States and confino its
use to the protection of our western frontier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06

Gentlemen who "shufle the cards" should
hereafter remember that tho "eight,spo,"
beats "high, low, jack and
game" and all.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06

One of the last acts of President Grant was
an order to Gen. Augur to maintain strict
neutrality between the dual governments in
Louisiana
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06
p d Lie S AL Es.

can't be beat as a draugnr horse, riding horse
barshear leader, is I7f hands nigh, of dark
bay coiUr, and Us 5 yeats eid-no banU-:ox Stall
IIOu: Mich q IwS. fresh tnoroughbred Al
derry Bull, II iier Calves. by tits Bull; head
young Cat!Ic, p heac of Hogs, Il mead u1 s.esp,
Ian. b. Oy their slues; CUIs~oId Buck, , excel
lent Road Wagons. one W aEgon Bed. / par W God
Ladders. 2 pair " hear Ladders, Cart. Roller.
1 lIurse-R, ke, " heat DrIlI.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06
4 stands of BeeSs

Wagon Ge,rs for Horses. and Wagon Brides.
6 RouseiIs Pl0w &c for rses. 3 PIow Brides,
Fagon Lines. Piow l:'ns., Carr G.aTs, Extra
aud Pole for l or Ho,ses > Sets of SinEle or
Double harness. Doabls R"ckawav, ne with
Shafts and Pole i"r or 2 horses, ! Pair Single
lot Ell Corn Sputis Hand Corn DrOppers. Clover
EIuIcr, Attn an 81 TaHlor Tt reshinE Machine in
good 1dcr. br'"uYing 10 Eonode & Conk:Jn a lot
of good Trnls. Wise, Axes. Wedge Man ., Side
Saddle, agvn. do, Riding Saddle and Brides
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06
one CHAaPl6a REAPER AND MOVER,

with SelI-rak. and Drnpping Attachment:
Wheat Fan, (BaEer make); Double spout COru
Pow, Horse PIOw, Ilsrrows, . Corn CVverers.
Doub.e Shovel and / SinEIs Shovel PIuws,
Breast Cnalns. PaIr Spices, Palr Streiehers,
Fifth Clam. Log Cham: Jack Screw. Bull longs
Hog TouKs, ". eelua:row, Hoes Rakes, FOrke,
Tko MoMing Scyt..es. Large Gri.d-Stone.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-03-06
BLACKSMITH WANTED.
For 3ent.

BOOTS AND SHOES,
Tor Men aud Women, for sale Cheaph by
L Ort. II. 1916 D. s. HUGHES.
, 1877-01-20

MAsQUERAoE.-The citizens Of Se-
attle will have the opportunity Of
enjoying themselves on the 14th Of
next month at the masquerade to be
given under the auspices OF the Sing
VERNE Germania. Good music and
lots of fun will no donbt be the por-
ton of all partakers in the festive
entertainment.
UNION MEETINa.-The sermon Of
the Rev. Mr.. Hetzler was listened I'd
with rapt attention on Sunday last
The church was filled to overflow
ing and many were compelled to
turn away unable to find ingress
20 the church.
QUERY.-Why would it not be .
good plan during these wet days,
when the cross-walks are in such q
deplorable condition, to keep the
city prisoners at work upon the
crossings of our main streets.
, 1877-01-20

The DAKoTA.-'rhis fine steam
ship sailed from San Francisco on
Wednesday at noon, with the follow
ing named passengers: Port To,om-
send-C. Walker, Mrs. Libby, God
frey Fisher and in steerage. Sc
Ae-John J. McGilvray, J. A. Ma
varre, J. R. Bean, F. King, E. Pet
tigrew, Dominick Bagley, Dr.. Paul
M. Brennan, e. F. Dollarhide and
Is in the steerage. Tacoma--D. L.
Riley. Olympia-Mrs. 7. A. Hoff-
man, Miss L. A. Hoffman, Captain
Davidson. With ordinary good
weather she will be due at Esqui-
malt about six o'clock this evening
and here about twenty hours later,
according to what freight she has.
STEAMBOAT ITEMS. - The Fanny
Lake leaves here for the Skagit and
the Messenger for Olympia, at S
o'clock this morning :. Tie Teaser
is towing logs or piles for the N. P,
r. r. Co. from Dillon's camp, on
Vashon Island, to Tacoma. g. . Capt.
Willoughby has taken temporary
charge of Phantom, during the ILL
ness of Capt. Oliver. The Wenat
came down with two barges of Tai
bot coal, yesterday afternoon. . Re-
pairs on the Annie Stewart are being
carried on by Engineer Chapman,
under the advice of G. W. Bullene.
:. The Success is to be launched
to-day.
INCORPORATION, Articles of in.
corporation for the Young Mems
Christian Association of Seattle,
have been filed in the Auditor
office. The corporators are Dexter
Horton, G. D. Young. J. H. Whit.
worth, R. H. Denny, 7. Hanford.
B. A. Hill, E. Calvert, Chas. Prosch
G. W. Ward, T. Coulter, Roswell
Scott, B. L. Northup, L. G. Cal
vert, George f. Whitworth and
Robert Knipe. Three dollars pei
year is the rate at which member
ship has been fixed.
RENTON CoAL.-The Otter toweG
down two barges of this coal to TIE
ship Washington Libby, lying in the
stream and went back for more yes.
+erday afternoon.
, 1877-01-20

POSTAL. = Our local Nasby is
making many changes for the better
since he first took the Post Office.
He keeps the general delivery open
from 9 to 10 A. NJ. on Sundays, and
the front door unlocked for the &C.
commodation of box-holders, ali day
long. Newspaper men understand
the value of these things, however.
ELECTED. AT the adjourned
meeting of the Common Council,
held last night, J. M. Nelson was
elected Chief of Police, to fill the
vacancy created by the resignation
of R. H. Turnbull. The new man
is a stout and active one, who will
make up in vigilance what he lacks
in experience.
The DAKOTA. up to the closing
at the telegraph Office lat 9 o'clock
last night, no news of the Dakota's
arrival at Esquimalt. The wires
had been down for two days, how
ever, and private dispatches may
have excluded all news for the time
being.
PRoBArE.-Hon. Thomas Burke
will hold an adjourned term Of the
Probate Court at his Office in the
Frauenthal block, Commercial
street, on Monday next.
CHANGE. - The prayer meetings
held in the reading room opposite
the fremont House, have been
changed to Wednesday night, here
after.
, 1877-01-20
Local News.


From DAILY OF Saturday:
WELSH RAREBITs- there is any
thing that Piper excels in, it is max
ing Welsh rarebits. We knew a
man to go in there for one, last Sa-
turday night, and he said it was
good. An hour later he went to
sleep in a bar-room and when he
woke up about daylight, there were
seven big buck rats, sitting up on
their tother ends on the floor and en-
joying the luxury of smelling his
breath. Talk about cheese, Seattle
. is the place for it. And a Welsh
rarebit is meal for the gods---pro-
vided they are willing to pay for it.
CRY OF PANAMA.-This steamer
sailed from Esquimalt on Thursday
at noon, for San Francisco. Her
passenger list bore the names Of J.
FL. Turner, Mrs. W. W. Riggs and
daughter, Mrs. L. J. Gofford, d.
Gear, C. Winters, M. Cluett, J. G.
Hill, L. Cramar, S. J. Katz, Ed.
Lenning, Eugene Hughes, A. Riv-
cts, 7. Colin, NJ. W. Watt, G. Gates,
A. Lawrence, Chas. Hutchinson, D.
A. Hern, Morris Hern.
HARD WoRK.-The street labor
ers who are grading Madison street
alongside DR.. Weeds residence,
have struck bed of cement in which
gravel and cobblestones are inter
spersed. 1t looks nearly as hard to
cut through as the famous "Bloom-
er cut" near Auburn, on the Central
Pacific Railroad.
NANAIMo ITEMS bark Pc.
nang is loading at the Douglas
wharf; the Wildwood and w. A.
Holcomb at the Wellington, the
Nicaraguan bark Renijo at the Hare
wood; and the r. D. Harrison al
the Newcastle. The presence of sc
many vessels, axes lively times at
Nanaimo.
CLUB MEETING. - A meeting o.
the members of the Ivy Social Clut
will be held in the Office of Thor1
& Snow. at o'clock on Monday
evening next. By order OF the
President.
PIANOS. Prof. Roberts, of Olym
pia. well known as a pianist ant
eacher of music, is spending a few
days in this city. Those desiring
pianos tuned will leave orders a
FPumphrey's.
, 1877-01-20
Fl ON heDaily Of Tesday.

A LACK OF SUPPLY.--It is a mat
ter of much comment, by many of
our citizens, of the comparative
small supply to be had and extreme
prices asked for such commodities
as oysters, clans, crabs, smelt, ETC.,
which SO plentifully abound in the
waters of the Sound, and which,
were the market we'll and regularly
supplied, would have an immense
consumption by those among our
citizens who are inclined to good
living. At Olympia these dainties
are cheap and plentiful, and we
know no reason why some of our
markets could not do we'll by max
ing this branch of their business a
specially. 1t is rule of commerce
that in order to create steady de-
mand for an article there must be a
steady supply. Now, why cannot
this deficiency be corrected? We
call the attention of fishermen to
this matter, that they can avail them
selves of it. and not only better
themselves, but cause two blades Of
grass to grow, where only one grew
before.
Loss OF THE SHIP COMMODORE
In frightful gale on Wednesday
the 10th inst, the ship Commodore.
1900 tons, Capt. Hastorf command
ing, was lost off Cape Flattery and
nothing saved but the chronometer
and the crew. The vessel sailed on
the Goth from San Francisco bound
to Seattle for cargo Of coal. The
ship had tempestuous voyage all
the way. when upon reaching the
cape, tremendous squall from the
northwest drove her ashore, not
withstanding that her masts were
finally cut away and both anchors
let go. The fury of the gale may be
best appreciated when we relate that
the ship tore her bows completely
away while straining upon her ca
bles. The crew upon reaching the
shore, Immediately made for Neah
Bay. where the captain sold the re-
mains of the wreck for $475, to Mr..
Lands, of that place. The Commo-
dore was owned by Capt. Saml. Blair
of San Francisco, and Mr.. Arthur
Phinney of Port Ludlow, and was
valued at $4,000.
POLICE CouRT.-An unfortunate.
on o charge of being drunk and disor.
derly, was fined five dollars, without
costs. Costs were remitted on ac-
count of defendant being unknown
in police circles, and it being his
first '@ense. Committed in default.
for III q days, to city Jail.
PERsoNAL.-Judge J. R. Lewis
returned last evening upon the stea.
mer Messenger from Steilacoom
where he has been holding Court
for the past Two weeks.