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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-06-09
Gtwas pom Qnra.

Ser Surit 1T Die dIte5te unb grbtuaer,6
oes 5tammes oeuti1er Ration. gereits
9ocitus tonitnttrt in ieiner v8ermanio"
r5roit uno Sunger ausSuboIten lit bieies
Bolt gew0bnt am allermeni9iten ober
fann Is SurIt ur0 Sibe ertrogen,"
nno ferner Rag uno Jta9t ourh3u3e-
den, Gilt Geinem aIs S6an0e," en6lid !:
,Ginfa1 lit ibre RoTt, bod in ben Witteln
tpioer ben DmrIt befueiIen lie nint Die
Sieide MdBiefeii." Sie Sabrbunoerte dns
oerten nidts an oieien SbatIaden. War-
tin 2utber I9reibt in elmer StreiIInriTt /:
yGs lit Ieioer ean3 Seuti9lano nit 5au-
ZEN eeplagt; mir preoigen uno ihreien
barber, es hiEft aber ni1t pieI." SIM Sc.
-aenthei!! Sas oeutibe BOLT tranf 5u oies
fer 3eIt, s33ise BON brennenoer Seune CT.
griffen, aIlentbalbef, namentlida aber i'm
Horoeu uno Often, @eif uno Bier in
Str6men. Gein Alter, fein Gfano, fein
@eI6le9t enteing benz pilltommenen Cons
taeium. Wornebm uno @erino Se6te, oaB
iit Die 8alfen bosen. 9ln oen norooeut.
ltben S6fen peridlang ber bier fat ME
i1winoenoe &auib cine Menae b6fit
nothnenoi9er Sbattraft uno SeitipeiIe, ME
Die 8eIdihte Iehrt allen 8eritano. Ser
@ebrauh oes r3utrinfens~ mar in einen
@ebrauh bes 8oaiaufens auseeartet, uno
our4 Die Sanoe sing elm be5eianenoer
8rs:
9ie oeutI@e Sitte on elmer tiefen Wuno.
belt,
Distpsil man trant iia trinft an gnberer
@eIunobeit.
Sieie 1iBe, frennoline 8euobnheit bes
Durites nerblieb BEL lolher Bfleae nidlt
lan9e in Haturnihii9teit. Ssriih Ihon
famen Bed -Sourniere" in Smnuna, no.
bel einmal, ipie Sans 5a6s ersdblt, sn6lf
,Bierheloen," na9oem iie ,iehs Stunoen
nit 5tusen un0 Rannen juiammenritten, /"
eine Sonne Bier ausgetrunteu batten. So,
es biloeten Iih idlieSIidb ean3 parIamens
tarl1ne SSormen aus, nahre @eIhditsoros
nuu9en fir Die holoe uniitte. Cine Der.
ortiae, Jest duberIt ielten aemoroeue
SGrift, betiteIt: vIus potandi ooer 3e1s
reht," ysu finben in SfuImberg BET 4ilb-
Baul uno S6uamme SsinBen," feiert Ios
eben pon &ebriioer Sennineer in Seil-
bronn perleet uno BON 9r. Wlar Ober.
breDer berauseeeebenl in einem prdhtio
auseeItatteten 8ii9lein ibre luItiae NuIers
itehung. Ser WerfoIier bes i'm Sabre
1916 eridienenen 0ampbIetes nennt Iidb
.Blasius Multibibus utriusque V. ct G.
(oas beiBt Vini ct Cerevisiae) Candida
tus~ uno behanbelt in ied5ie Ssapiteln
ben griinolihiten 6omment, voarinnen BON
nripruns, @ebrdu9en uno SoIennitdten
10 mohl auh BON Der Antiquitdt, Gffett
uno Wiirdnns 6es 3e4ens uno 3utrin.
dens, aud mas oarinnen ettpan Soniten
mod Dor Streitigfeiten porlauffen, 10 nod
CUR 3eit nidt oecioirt. cor ortis, unb iebis
ger @elt.2auff nad. iehr Iuffie biscurrirt
Miro" Dos interelianie 8i4Iein mirb.
obeeiehen bon ieinem Wsrthe fir Die Rul.
turgeidibte iener naIIen Gage, ale Sene
erireuen, bic ou1 in Der @egenmart niht
III besreifen pfIesen, tnesbaIb boie Men.
fhen INNER bios pom nielen Srinte
iprsGen uno ME bonn pieIen Durite.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-06-09
iferblifen, .pel6e Ii@ erboben battsn, per.
bano, iprad lie laut unb liar:

lietolIueH, lpelme ltu erp0pen D1ffen, Der'
bano, iprah he laui unb liar:
Der eorbeer iamid' nun euer Saupt,
Sbr sr0bien 8idtsr oes Sabrbunberts!@
gritaunt IaB bas publitim. 9ie Dlu.
III auf benz Balfon erefutirte benz 9ro.
gromn gerndB eiuen breimaIi9sn Suih.
Wermirrt. Derleeen mn6 bod sliidliG
ltanoen SdiIler uno @6t6e Sauo in Saub.
Ge9ungslos, ipra1los, pie Bur 9dule
erltarrt. iaB Robebue ailf feinem Sell
iel. ylur 5mei fur9tbore @e6anteH idoi-
len tpie Bfeile burh iein Saupt ueber.
liltet - 8erratben ~
Ser Sersos aber, in itraffer Saltns uni
nit einem nieoerI6metternoen Bid ouI
&Obebue rieF laat, bdB alIe es borten
ySa, ia, berr b. Gobebue, Die Beioer
limb ni6tsu trennen!%
Im anoern Utorgeu reilte Robebue 3ur
Greu6e beg 9unSen Meimor in gr6Bter Sill
ab. @riinoli6 blamirt 9as mubte iiG
Der Gitelite aqer Gitlen ia9en, uno ols q
gBeimar i'm Gilfen bate, oa6te er in
Stillen: ,guF Himmertpieoerieben"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-06-09
MaunigfaItisss.


30 M 3uduf. Sebrer: mas msist
6u pom Ruduf. Srib2
S4iiler: Der 3udui lest leins gisr
niat ielbit.
Selbif feinffe 6aor wirFl
eiren Shatten. BelDeis: Wton Iaiie es
ben Setrn @emabl in Der Suppe Enben
uno bstrahte oann feline 5iirne.
Gin bsntfder Sobtenqrdber
in Juinois. mel6er fir einen Wann, Na.
mems 2nopf iein @rab seeraben hotte,
lanote Der Wiitne beiieIben iolgenbe Net)s
.nnng Sin Rnopfioh au MAIDEN 50. so. "
aeiisIftein. Mls neueifes Meitteg ae-
cen ben GtiIeliiein mirb Gro5l tmpio6len.
9s entipribt oas benz ldneIf DeriDen6a6s
dheer. Vetr0leiirl mag ,p0bI ben MnAg
bon 6elielltein perbin0ern, na es abey fls
1902 siBt ihon in Oanipf iiib peripanbsls.
10 tuiro es in furaer 3eit peridminben unb
benz Rellelitein bolle dreibeit IoIfen. Nas
eiriis Nidtioe ipirb bier isnmer has ftin,
fsiftn Rolt Ia Den Rtsiel geldnaen AZ lais
len, oann aibt - aa& tslntu RsfjsInsin.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-06-09
Dos 6T10ltdje Dolksblatt

scfst per BON (obns sonntassbatt) $3.50 per Sabr.
N.60 bas babe Sabr unb $3.50 Sas 9isrtsIiabr gtt
eSnntassbIat SIT 30 per SasE $3.50 has RaIbs Sabs
knb $3.50 boB gisrtsIiabr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-06-09
Sic ..8etfIidle gldtttr .

has SstniassrSutt bee gnennatl pOIfsbIats, nb Ben
unfssbahnesss sswismst urb se6nsn 6 baipt'
'hSli3 ttr9 bic Srsfu$tsis Der BARN psrSHsasI@tea
GssdbIunaen aus.
Rssis s2pss Sabr psrtsfrsi. Ea gurssa % per Sabr
ScrtSirsi.
einisns Eummsrn: Stint Gsuts, pofiir has BIatt ben
aastii8m abOnnentsn bur4 bic 5rdasr tn's Haus gee
tsierm NTH.
@eiSisnbunssn fDHnen per .EaSnss Drssss pbu tssi'
fstrtaa Brief auf unisr giiitO ssma@t msben.
Die Cincinnati V0lksblatt Compagnle,
B X 1414,
Cincinnati. q.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-06-09

ginen Tarmer In Gtntudp bf~
iuhte fein Neffe, Der Elm difBerIf fIei1ser
un6 aierlib eebanter Singing iDcr-
Well, Billp,~ iaate Der ssarner, Id e1L~
cuIire, uen.l On Seinen ero6en out 1bs
nimnff unb 5uei ober brei WeaI 0nslpuQlt,
10 ipirb wobl niGt iebr Wiel nsbr BON 3sr
iibria bleibeu.s
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-06-09

@asiif DeineHe{ddffi9nna
Bob p froete Elm Beiunsr bas 6apifoA
elnen Rnaben, wel9er Elm 5ogRilnnisfe feF
eBage" nss ReprdfentanfenhouIe6 mzE
Die antuDrt Iautete; $50 Iaisfs illr ofl1
gDnereB.~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-02
FOR TIE CURE OF
.S Z u .sl "a / 18TH
AND
RE (Jl2hEzsI

THIS marvellous preparation has cured hum
drc,!s of the most distressing cases OF hr0uic
Rheumatism and Neuralgia, even when all
other remedies iare a!.cd. 1t is last hcc,,r,.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-02

Anou' entering upon The thrty.flth wear O.
It's existence, HE CHICAGO EVENING Jor,NA,
heNus lis annual greeting to the ncwspnper
''auile ana ncws-seekhg people of the West.
"''h 'he continent assurance That ii will. n The
'o'ufe' even more than i'll the past, merit their
approval and support.
~ efforts To gather into lis columns the Lat
est News, foreign and domestic, in every de-
pFl"i'h' 81 human affairs, will not ubatc in
'ue IrnSl degree, and uci her labor nor expense
WI, ce spare t" give the public as good luu
ana trustworthy general newspaper as it is
possible 10 make "
lhe Journals great aim is to he reliable in its
news ana just aud can id in lis editorial ey
press"l>. The term "Ihe Od Rrlinhlc ~
When npphrd to It, a, expressive ot is peculiar
CHARACTER, Is not miSnomer, and we mean
lhat II never shan be.
US Publisher, promising to give the Western
reading pnolc good. reputable, Trustworthy
h'M HlHptr-onG void of nnCleanness or troIhv
sensational lsln-c considerations and considprnIe
III us advocacy OF M n. measures and priuci
PIES -IetIS That he does NOT ask or ryprct too
m"el when he requests for it II continuance of
popular support
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TERM s, ETC

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mc"N 81 NV" days Issues OF The Daily, is pub
nS,'o every o'hrr day-Iuesdaye, Thursdays
ana Ha,wd1la. The subscription price has
been reduced 10 s. per wear or nfy cents uer
month, ms includes The postage For every
,"n " ~ 'i'-Netkiy yearly subscribers sent
~ wv WIZ hlIoW The grltrl-up OF the club 10
Iwr' t'"' commission and one copy Of the Tri
week journal one wear free.
ne Weekly Jo0rrnl, published every We'd
n'S"aI' contains complete summary of all
lhc eWS Of The week. with editorials on an
trading topics oi HE day, m,ce uncons read.
h@ ma Ter for the home circle, book reviews,
educational news, fun reports of The markets
'"caI ana general, and great variety of notes
ana g'oallINe>, embracing every department of
human thought, entertainment and concern.
m"ut.
me subscription price Of The Weekly has
"c'h l'dUc'd 10 Z 80 per year 10 sing c sub
ScllhrrH, ana % To each subscription in "
''uh OF I'VE or more. Til, includes postage
orders for papers must, in every instance be-
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TIL L SUI n.
NEW YOik *.
1878


As the time approaches or The renewal of sub
scriptiOns III otN would remind its friends
ANA WeiiwiShcrs everywhere. tiiat ii il again a
candidate for their consideration and support
Upon its record for the past ten wears ii relies
for q continuance Of it. hearty sympathy and gri.
crouS cooperation which haze Hitherto been cX-
tended To 1t from every quarter OF the Union.
The ~ %un is ioUr-pagc sheet of Is col
umlls, price hy mail, post paid 30 cents
month or $3.50 per year
The u"dai edition Of TIE SUN is an eight
page sheet of % columns. While giving the
news OF the day. 1t also contains 4 large amount
OF Literary and miscellaneous luatteisrcciaiiy pre-
pared for it 1HE SUNDAY sUS has met with
great success. Post paid ~ 20 a year.
IN" weekly Auu.
Who does not know THE WEEKLY Sun? II cir
culatcs throughout the United States the ranadaS
and beyond 'inCtE thousand families greet its
welcome pages weekly and regard it ~ the light
of guide, counNrlloy, and friend. It, new. cIi
toriG. agricultural AMI literary departments
make il essentially Il journal for the family and
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paid This price. quality considered make it
The chcapcs newspaper pubilhed For clubs of
ten, with S'r cash, we will send an extra copy
free Address
PUBLISHER OF THE Sun, >ow York City
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-02
n,o Constitutional Conventions.

TleiOlIOWlbS "o'o
oon /. Martin, who was President
|ef the Convention that framed our
|Con.titution, cou,aius suggestion
hat we trust will call together the
'nr,;vors OF that Convention at the
.;ne indicated IL would be an in
,ar4,tins meeting OF the veterans
+ the State. Mr.. Martins noe
!. eads thus:
rn,roR OF THE STA re JOURNAL The thir-
,;a ~ 'nnI,pr.ary Of The signing OF our STATE
Tlr, i,liIion viii occur on The fist day OF Feb
4 g m. token of its recognition would seem
,,rI,.ip,c. and it is therefor, suggested that
,Lt sl,iyivIng members ct lie two conventions
lhp,d for The pu,pusc OF I"Inlng That lisliu-
lncnD. should meet or that day ut The capital
| I the STATE, 10 commemorate Tue events, ana
ychunge congralua IONS "i' me success OF
Lh,ir labor,. in moulding Constitution which
b,as wthslood The t"st If thirty years.
MORGAN l.. MARTIN,
OF Tie Convention Of 1913.
Dec, %, 1877.
The thirty years under the Con-
Estitation have brought wonderful
.h,nge, in our State. From "a pop
Iplatiou of about 3U0,UdU We have
how 400, uUG; aud the agricultural
and general business interests have
Increased IN proportionsto the popn-
ation Under this Constitution the
State moved on successfully. Some
# its provisions have been changed
BIZ the manner provided In the
Instrument, but its main features re-
bpain as it lett the hands Of its maxi
PRS now almost thirty years ago.
frAp writer remembers we'll that body
+ men. 1t was his fortune to report
'khe proceedings Of that Convention,
and 10 he with it every moment 1t
(yas il session He formed the ac-
4 !uaintauce of every member OF that
i distinguished body, and many OF
tbem have remained intimate ac
kluaintances aud friends to the pres
ut day. We should rejoice in once
)nore meeting those who survive,
.ud in reviving ord incidents. We
3nignt assume our cid post as report
+ OF the proceedings Of the meeting.
IN looking over the list of menu
. )als OF the last convention, we dis
cover that death has made sad havoc
3lmoug them. Considerably more
han one half have passed over the
iynp iIiS Ir,nll .ausn sad pa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-02

1"h 'o@ntry will growl, and with
s"o.' dead of Justice, when Con
( IS comes to consider Fernando
|"r'd > proposition to relieve tohac-
70 "'d whisky at the expense Of IN.
o"!'H. Inc Income tax has no
: '."l oIJrrliOn, and is undoubtedly
""'' Ja9r and .euieut with all labor
~ 'n'n iiGm bank -presilents down
y ".@"n 4IlndcrS than the revenue
az N imported produce. But the
Az oA tobacco and whisky, as un-
'o''>>"'y IuNurics, and hnrttul. is
'|.'''ht y just aud sal,atory. And
- "',Nr distinction in favor Of
.U"' 'aArfs Of IuXurieS against all
VI" I."or 10 secure an Income is
.'' i-T pol'lr nor fair. The income
"A "'h'd he acceptable if The Gov.
!" 4 j., were sincerely at work in
i' l'"' pose to derive its revenue
'I".'''y and with the least incon-
''.' ".'r to the people. Bat thi, is
'o' ..r purpose Of the Government
"., = Yer has been. If it had di-
,'' taxation according to value of
~ J and ability of the citizen
-" De- il vogue at this time.
.'e""""'Ie, it we cannot have what
- '..-Hl to have, it is our business
:, y we abused rs little as possible.
-, n' country should growl vocifer-
a,'l ''tore Mr.. Woods proposition
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-02
w aicia Found,

a. nov. 18th, a watch was
. az up ca the road between Hen
a. Asn l., and the old Dodge
: 1,s' which the owner can recover
| IL proving VOW property and pavina for
Dee. lax ,s JOHN r. PHILL1Ps.
-''A, 4SI..-4w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-01-02
FELL U.tlR 10 nEW >ygsCE!B as.

The publisher takes pleasure in Announcing
that he has made arrangements which cnnlle
him to 'urni,h to every subscriber to the Eclectic
dor one dollar in addition 10 the regular sllbscrip-
ton price, a large and tine steel engraving, emit
lied "Sfi@hIard pet>.'s
Fhis engraving is from one Of Laudsecrs most
celebrated paintings, and presents n Highland
girl surrounded by a group OF faTng, which She Is
feeding, while her young brother holds stately
pair Of antcS, probably the trophy of some fog
Iner chase The SIZE of the plate is 1sN27 inches,
printed on heavy plate paper, making picture
suitable for the wall of any room. The regular
price oithis engraving Is =, but we furnish ionly
to subscribers 10 the Eclectic.
Address, 4. IL. PELTON. Publi.her.
y Bond Street, New York
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-11
EUROPE.

LONDON, May l0-A Liverpool cor
respondent, referring to the failures of
w. Winter Tafiies. cotton broker, and
Dunkerly. Carter & Co., provision mer-
chants, also. VIM. Walker, provision
merchant. says: 1t is feared these
failures are only forerunners of many
more, unless the present trade depres-
sion is shortly overcome, of which
there are nc symptoms.
LONDON, May l0-At Newmarket to-
day, the race for three,year old tillies
for one thousand guineas was won by
Pilgrim, Jannett, second, and Clemen-
tine third.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May l0-In case
of war. General Todleben intends max
ing Adrianople the base of operations
and final stand for the army south OF
the Balkans 1t will oe defended by
five hundred guns. and Gen. Todleben
believes it to be impregnable.
LONDON. May ga special from
Rome says although the Pope is suffer.
ing from inflammation of the liver, the
cardinals oppose his removal from the
Vatican. Negotiations between the
Vatican and Russia have completely
failed.
CoNsrANTrSoPLE, May 10-The three
Austrian iron-clads ordered here from
Smyrna arrived to day.
PARIS. May lO-The Temps. com.
nenting on the urgent summons to st
Petersburg OF Conmany, who was a
political diplomatist before occupying
his present position, is regarded as one
of those Russians best acquainted with
tho Eastern question. He is on excel.
lent terms with Count Schouvaloff
whose views on the present phase of the
political situation he approves. We are
assured he was always opposed to those
clauses of the San Stefano treaty which
raised the strongest objections. and with
Prince Labanoff, the Russian Aubassa.
dor at Constantinople, Baron Jomini
and Count Schouvalof he will represent
at the Russian Court the civilization
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-11

ROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
road districts have been appointed by
the County Commissioners. for the year
ending in January, 1879. as follows (:
G III Bowman. District No |; CS
Gresnlesf, No ?; James LAngdon, No
); Alex Adair, No 4; s Morris, No 5;
VIM Perrigo. No 6: X Olsen, No 7:
Theodore Burr. No 5; q s Dudley, No
y; John A Gilkey. No 10; John A
Smart, No IL; VIM Dennis, No u; A C
kimball. No Is; RIM Stewart, No IA:
VIM p Smith, No Is; EN- Smithers.
No 10; Henry, Weston, No Il; Robert
Graham. No Is: Henry Adams. No 10;
Louis Mcmillan, No 20; is McCallis.
tr. No 81; + ID Plumb. No %; Louis
Q Smith. No %; John w Neeley,
No 81
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-11
$1,000 Reward.

Dot olt man Hans NV mine.
he vas gone away. Yes. dot vas so ,
De last dot vas seen NIT him he was in
dot VANITY FAIR SALOON kept DIV
dat Young init Dnrner. He vas shust
drinking dot lee Colt LAGER BEER
from dot Arctic cooler--the coolest vot
never vos. southeast NIT Alaska, both
Slorah's and Schmeigs. He vos eating
dot Swiss Cheese vot dey have. and
Thinking dot Cutter WHISKY, MAR
TILL BhASTY and smoking dose fine
Vanity Fair Cigars for vot he pay 10
cents. / will pay tousand tollars for
his scalp
ais-h Mrs. VoS BIsNApCK
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-11
EAST ERN STATES.

ST.. LOUIS, May lO.--The miners in
the Illinois coal district opposite the
city will publish an appeal in to-mor-
row mornings papers, asking for pro-
visions to keep their families from
starving.
NEW YORK, May 1O.-If statements
of dealers in arms are conclusive, no
systematic preparations have been made
IN this city for a communistic uprising.
Dealers declare that business was never
duller than now; that very few arms
were bought by residents of the city,
aud that the chief orders came from
Illinois, which is making great efforts
to get together good militia, and for
California, where organizations are
arming secretly to expel the Chinese
from that State.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 9.-Tbis
evening Senator j. ID. Cameron and
Miss Elizabeth Sherman were married.
The floral decorations were lavish and
elegant. One hundred and fifty rela.
tives and near friends attended the
reception at the residence Of Colgate
Hoyt, Esq, brother-i in law Of the bride.
The wedding gifts were numerous and
costly. the aggregate value amounting
to 100000.
NEW YORK, May le-Local Fenian
leaders rcpudiate the Mulligsns of the
West. Gen. T. E. Bourke, trustee OF
the skirmish fund of Brooklyn, says
AS for hurting one hundred thousand
men armed and equipped into Canada,
in thirty hours, is absurd. Not even
the Government Of the United States
can do that, however, the day has gone
by for saying that England's difficulty
is Ireland's opportunity. We have
men now who propose to make oppor-
tunity by creating difficulty.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-11

CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, May l0--Flour-
Extra. Sc 1896 SO; Jobbing. Sc 500
G So.
Wheat - fiat; choice milling. 81 073
az 10; SHIPPING, 81 95@2 90.
Barley-Brewing, 81 l0@l 25; feed,
e72@$l 90.
Oats STEADY and firm; good feed,
81 25C6l so.
Corn Dull; large yellow. 81 80;
small, 81 SIG IS.
Hay-Dull; choice wheat $40; stable.
$500.
Potatoes-Dull new, 81 1903; all
grades, s25(934.
Wool-Dull. and low grades accum-
ulating:
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10.-Arrived--
Ship Gov. Goodwin. Nanaimo; schooner
Twilight, Port Gamble.
Sailed-Schooner Enterprise. Shoal-
water Bay.
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Foo-WnIsTLE AT POINT WILSON
MIR. Res. from the House Committee on
Commerce in Congress, reported back a
memorial of the Legislative Assembly
of the Territory of Washington, asking
an appropriation to build fog whistle
and bell on Point Wilson. in that Ter.
ritory; which. with the accompanying
report of the committee, was referred
to the Committee on Appropriations.
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CANADIAN DOMINION.

MONTREAL, May 10.-Mayor Reed
received letter from Massachusetts
stating that the Fenians are making
formidable preparations for raid on
Canada. On the suggestion of the
Mayor, q meeting of Protestant and
Catholic citizens will be held to con-
slider in friendly spirit the best means
to allay the existing party differences.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N co-partnership heretofore existing between
Charles t. LeBallister, George Burchill and
Weston LeBsllister has been dissolved. The un-
dersigned will not be responsible for any debts
contracted subsequent to this date by either said
Charles T. or Weston LeBallister.
iny2-iwd GEORGE BURCHIIL,
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Hor BosToS Brown BREAD on Sun
day morning at the Eureka Bakery,
Leave your orders for delivery during
the week.
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party in opposition to General Igna-
tieff, who represents the other party.
and whose influence seems for some DAYS
to have materially diminished