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WerHttid1te 9epefd)et aus Neta,s
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gtetu Dorf, 80. September. - Die
Sob un6 Nttien-S Selegrapben=@omp." ent.
iernte beute Worsen tbre Snftrunleute aus ben
Biireans BON pier Wafleriirmen - iosenanns
ten >, ,8ufetzS Chops" - unb spaug bteIelben
auf oieie Weiie sur @lnifeauns Der @eldafte.
@s eriitiren nod ntebrere rerartige Gtabltfie1
ments in Sieier Stabt, allein oieielben babell
ginbaltsbeiehle se9en Die @ntfernung ber Sns
itrunlente erlanst. Die obenerwGbnten pter
Sirmen iino: q. 3. Curtis & Comp, S. Us.
&napp & Comp, Gatiion & Comp. II. 6rleos
mann & Comp. Die 2lngele9enbett uiro
bur9 Die @eri9te erleoigt pereen.
- Sob er1ffnete beute 81 1909.
- Sobu Susbes uub 9anl. S'2earn tra=
ten beute Worgen in ,9ilmore's 8arben" Ell
men iedstd9igen gSett9ang nm etnen Brets
BON $1,000 unb ben 4ftlep'lh ,@baHpion",
@irtel an. I'm 10 llbr mar 6usbes leinem
@egner I'M etrpa bier Weilen Doraus.
- Ser Mann, meld]er in Der gaft bonn
Erettag anf Samffag BON einem Ut0tor Der
uGppreBz6iG=8abn" 81 SftzNep-gOrf, @de
Der SigelzApenue unb 6ultonitraBe, iiberfab-
ren uno getDotet rpmroe, iit al5 Der 35 idbri9e
6rans 8onbaf ibentifi,irt moroen. 9erielbe
hattie in Sf,ytep .Oorf 8efannte beiubt uno
mar oan11, nit einem Manne, Namens Doug
laB, iprebenb, auf benz @eletie Der Vabn ites
ben geblieben; als iid elmer Der gtotoren
ndberte, iprang er sur Seite auf oas ettge9eus
seiette Geletie, auf Dem ebeniaas ein Motor
beranseiauft fam. gonbad Durbe pon bent
ielben 81 8oben eertiien uno buditablid sers
malmt. Sein aopf mar selpalten uno 6aS
@eb1rn iiber ben gan5en S0rper 9eIprlbt. Die
Gdber naren iber gruit, arll uno Seine ges
sangen unb batten ldmmtltde SlieomaBen in
id]redliher gseiie suserihtet. Der Ofai9i>
niit Sobn S, jteaD uno Der Gonoufteur Sreo.
W. AttpooO fiub perbaftet Ano pom @oroner
Rolan unter je $1,000 giirsitait seiteIt wors
ben.
- Die borldufigeu Serbanclnnsen in oetn
Yro;eiie gesen Die 8eamten Der falltten 9eu=
tonia> Sparbanf" enoeten beute oamit, bab bic
4ngeflagteu unter ie $1,000 gHrsidaft ben
@robgeibmorenen iiberwieien ipuroen.
= Der 0ampfer natbens" BON gte,p=eaitle
1T beute bier angefommen.
- Ser 9ampfer u@ircaiiian" lit beute bon
@lass0m bier eiugetroffen.
- Die 2eQ gtunabmeu betrllqeu heute
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: er MorO In Sf. cSof,tt. 81. %.
9ud,tl,atts a1ti 9e6en sseif.

Cincinnati, 80. september. - S8rael
@uaro, welder feline Satin i'm letten Suli
au Guaranteeing, Sno., auf b6dft brutale
gSeiie ermorbete, III 5u lebensldnglifer Su6tz
hausbaft perurthetlt moroen. Mean giebt an,
baB er MIR our9 ben @iniluB ieiner lebr hod)z
geadteten 5amtlie bon benz @algen serettet
murine
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slts Der 8,1,tp ha,1ptitant

gS al btngton, 80. September. -
Ser 4tneii9e @eianbte unb eln SefretGr
Dung Using belud3ten beute bic gSobnungen
Der uerlbieoenen ansrpdrttgen @elanoten uno
gaben ibre &arten ab. CIR @omaro Sborn=
ton, Der 8ertreter @roBbritannien's iuar baS
erite Witgliee bes oiplomatiiAen Corps, mel
DIES eiuen @egenbeiud mafte. Dung 8ing
retl'te beute nad Sartiorb, @oun., ab, nm
feline Samilie nad gSaihin9ton su briusen.
Gin bier empfangeuer Bripatbrtef eeSI4tb.
Iler. >. StepbenS thetlt nit, oaB itd) nie
@eiunbbei1 bes Shrelber5 bebeuteno 9ebeiiert
bat.
OaS &riegS' Oepartenent empfing heute
etne Depelde bon Dem @eueral Sberiban,
fpel6e Die bereits geitern perDiientlidte gaf-
rtd)t beitdtist, oaB Sbert=0ieutenant 2etpis
bonn II. Snfanterte=Gegimente ieinen i'm fet~
ten @efet)te NIT ben fcinoliden @hegennes erz
baltenen gBunoen erlegen tt. Ser Sberitz
3teutenant ftarb nm l1br getern Morgen
auf oern Wege mad Sort @allace.
Sinus M. Giderion aus Oregon if gum
Igenteu Der &lamatb=8eIeroattou ernannt
ipprben.
Der @eneralbunbesanmal bat aui @eiu6
bes Shatamtss Sefretdrs elm @utadten iiber
ben 1886. 4bidnitt Der repibirten Statuteil
abgegeben, rpeld1er Silber 'aleiuselo bis gum
8etrase bon S. gum seletliden :3ablungss
n1ittel madt. Gr entideibet, baB Silber.
aletngelb i'm Betrase bon $5 nur oann als
seiesliAes 3abldnssmittel anssnommen perz
ben mug, tpenn Die Shulb, su bereu Stlgung
bas Silber pertpenbet psrben ioG, Die Summe
bon IS nidt iiberiteigt. Ser S1abanlts<
@efretar bat Die Steuer< unb 3oubeamten i'm
@tnflauge nit obiser @ntIdetonng tnruirt.
Ote heuttge Steuereinnabme betrug $694,
645.46; bic 3olleinnabme $4l7, ,24e.Ss.
Ser 'Yraitbent reil't morgen itadl geips
gorf ab, um Der 8eriammluug beS 9iref,
toriums oes Observation-Disclosures beisuz
mobnen. @r miro am Donneritags= =abenoe
bierber suriidfebreu uno ii9 unteripe9s furse
3eit auf Der 4usfellung i'm gWarplanb,
Snititute" in Baltimore aufbalten. I'm 16.
Sftober reil't er nab Der Iusftellung in Wtlt.
DIETER, Birs., ab unb begibt iid3 am "a. .. Df.
nah Cumberland, Mo.
@eueralpoitmeifter 8ep miro had ben let,
ten Radrid,ten fidl ungefdhr gegen ben 25.
Sftober bewosen fablen, leine Mn1tspHiaten
ipteber an5ntreten. @r be3iebt natiirlif nab
renb ieiner Abmeienbeit bon 1aebreren MoEa.
ten reSelmdBi9 lein Saldr.
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MpoQtnartS
Natiirli9es
Mimfral- 10 a fer.
>Su hnhpn1 &rnAp fr1n,tiiirenH

0hnftts be9utattItet burd bie Academic de Me-
decline" BON Brdnfreib, unb beiien Yerfauf ir
Sranfreib autorifirt burb GpeSialz zOefret Der
trauSofihen Geserun9.
Smpfobteu pom ben p0hften arstittjen Mutprfs
tdten In yteip=Y =Yort, als:
"Gln enttudenoes @etrdnf."
rTtel porSiisiher, al5 Ti6p, Selters= ODER trsenb
elm anoeres lBaiier,"
sGebr tuobltbueno uno er5riiheno."
HMbolut rein uno 9eluno; beier, als ole anberen
gaiIer thr ben td9lthen 9ebraud1 frei bon
,nnea @irlmenoungs sgrinoen, pelbe geaen bas
eroton% uno funflih mouliirenb eemadtes
WaiIer 9elteno semaft peroen.s
pHur BON ieinem etgenen @ae burdsogen."
ngfibltH uno bodlt Gn9enebIn.4
p@eihno llro 1ehr 9eersnet bei Dpspepiie uno
dtuten 8fanfbeltsdaen."
DIQtilo entiduerno; 6efommt 8erbauunas5dluaz
Ben unb sur 9iht @enetsten porsiisi9."
rBet Weitem oaS an9cnebnfe 9etrdnf, Of rein
oDer nit gBen selniltbt setrunten iebr nlslid,
bel Uiagenz ODER Blaien=@atarrb unb bei @5i1t.a
~gsidbt nnr elm surus, ionoern eine Notbpenoisz
feit."
9u baben set aIen 8enbdnbIetn, @rocern, gpo>
thefern uno WneralmaierzSd In ben san5er
ser. Gtaaten, uno i'm @roBperfauie bei
cfreDeriA DE Darg y Coup
a4einisen Msentcn,
II. Al ttnS 43, gSarrett Straf;e,
90 eip 9orf.
Sebe dbte 6laf1e trd9t Die resfrtrte gel be Btlo;
Gillette Der
Mpoatnarts gompann (9tmtteo) eonoom
(Sept24.t s. .Won& Sonn4p]
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Sooesmrtbetl geeett eittett Iaters
tstGrNer

Bridgeport, @onn., 80. September, -
eowin Sont mnroe beute I'M Snperior9eridte
bon Sairfelo' Gountp ipe9en tines am %.
Stunt os. So. gu SHERMAN an icinem eigenen
Sater peritbteE Otorbes gum Sooe perurtbeilt.
Die 9tnridtuns 1T auf oen "a. Sftober 1879
fetseieet. Sas Sooe8urthell ift bas erite,
wel9es ieit beinabe 60 Sabren in bieiem
Gountn QefIllt murDe.
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Sr6ttoe.

. 0 t 0 H. 80. Septelnber.-@eo 8. gmers
ion's @innraAbauS Su 8eit Somernt1e,
Wtaif., branrte beute Mtorsen nieber. &erluft
$4,000 bis $4,000. SiinfSis Yerionen &c.
rathetf auber 8eiddftieuns.
Providence, &..S., 80. September. -
Die gBeberei bes Srn. 81. 6. @oparos su
gfooiezfef rpnroe am lebten Samftdae burd)
Seuer serit6rt. Serfuit $4,000; Serit6erun9
S15 800.
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0tebtttarft 1T WhiioSeibhfa.

Bb ttabelp bfa, 80. @ept.- Hmbpieb
fau, &erfdufe 2Soo, quite ST, Mfitteliorte
A, orbi1dre 3a-4a.
9daafe flau, Berfaufe 1000, quite bis
prina 43-5, 0titteliorte 4-4a, orDindre
Sd.
Sspeine lebbaft, gerfdufe 1000, quite bis
pr;ma 6a-6a, Mittel1orte 6-64.
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Ser MeI01efnrff.

Nem PORT, 30. Septbr.-@elo tpiais
gu "a. 8ed)id 4.80a. Sob idloB beute
gu 1908. Bnnbes Sblicationen ld3loiIen
lef; 18S1er Coupons 1O7a, neue 1865er
1929, 1867er 1853, 1S6Ser 1911, neue ssiinfer
1923, lO.40er Coupons 1861. Nftien ldioiIen
teit; ytetu Yorfer Central 113s, grie 13a,
Yale SbOre e84, Sainoiier 82k, Bitts@
burger 81, @btcagosgort1meltern All, Yrie@
ritaten 71s, 8odsSslanb 1881, @etern Union
Sci. 9z.
nnterfd)atamts Bilan3: @alb S118,1s3. ).
1O8; &ourant $45. .781 1898,
- Ser nnteridatmeilter 5ablte beute fit
Sntereifen $92 900 llnr fir einge3ogeue Dbl.
9atipnen $25l 700 al,s.
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Wsertfatiid,e MSroer beitraft.

Der Msrifaner, pelds Dor aursem BEN gr.
Saeriff abams unb Den Ct @ountn= @lerf
Sinle9 in Santa elaras@ountp nahe 2ucs
perbaftet uno auf Sefehl OeS @ouperneurs
Mariscal er5dolIen moroeu,
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S6tTbr,t6, ,

Noriolf, gir9., 80. Septbr.- Die nor.
tpegild9e 8riag pgergliot," BON @aen, ssranf.
reid, mad gSilmin9ton, u. g., betlmmt,
ging am 20. D. Yft8. auf bober Gee inter.
@apitdu unb Wannidaft rpuroen bur6 Die
8arfe rabambra" gerettet unb bierber ges
bradt. Der normesilde &oniul tpirb fi9 Der
Wia troien anflehmet1.
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Sie Nus 9abett fur oett 8all at @bren
Oct britiid)est Sffiaiere TT Ne,us

Sc port, G.zS., 80. september. -
Mebrere bieiige SteuerSablsr baben einen Sin.
baltsbefehl gegeu ben StaOtidasmeiiter er=
Iangt, rpelder oemlelbeu perbietet, bic Soften
0es unldngit Don Der Muni5ipalitdt 5u gbren
Der SfftSiere oes I'M bteligen Safen liegenben
britilden @eibmabers neranftalteten 8alles
5u besablen. Die auselegenbeit rptrb beute
I'M @eridte aur 9srhanbluns aeIansen,
Werbrc6en.
OerbD Sine, ST., 80. September. -
Die 9eihe zines poblbabenbeu Sarmers, Na=
mems Srancis 9ailD, wuroe beute auf eiuem
@ege nabe @oatieoof. Poltoffice aufgefunbeu,
uno ale llmltdnoe beuten auf etnen Woro.
;3met Wdnner, bon rpesdlsn elmer - Elm se=
fpiiie, 8emen - ieit lGnssrer 3eit nit benz
grmorosten i'm Streite lag, iinb als Der Shat
peroat)tis uerbaitet luoroen.
Illent 10 n, Benni., 80. September. -
3nei Sarner, HanlenS Snfob GreBleb uno
gltas Sins, weldle anfoBenoe Sarmen in
t6eiDelbergzSomnibip bemobnen, gerietben ge-
fern in einen Streit, in befien 8erlaufe &rebz
lep ieinen @egner our6 einsn Shlaa mt els
mem &uiippel agf ben &opf fait auf Der Stelle
tDotete. 4reblep iit perbaftet. Webrere 4erite
iinb Der 4nfft, bab Der Sd)lag allein baS
Nbleben bes &eritorbenen nidt herbeifiibrte,
iOnOern oaB anoere llriad)en nlihuirften.
ser Mor0 TT ct. So0tt, I.=S.
ct. Sohn, N.aS., 80. September.-0ie
observation-disclosures in Der ytetu. .Riperz
Morb= =@ei9l9te baben 9bomas Domo ais
Saupt- -W6rber nnD @liiabetb gSaro, bic Sat
tin bon Sbomas 6. gSaro, oes @rrloroeten,
fiir Sowo's Wfitihulotge erfldrt.
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Gin Sd10uer flarer Sefnt

ldBt fi4 curn 0tetni9ung Oe8 9lute8 nit
3 ance's 9 aiis1arilleu= oher 9 In t.
ptllen erlangen: Ste f.syiren au9 Sopf
web, re9eln ben unterteib, itatftS ben STA
gen, regeu DIE 2eber on uno oerleiben otl:s:s
ganlen S9iteme @eiunobeit unO @ner9ie.
Breis rs &ents Die gfadtel. gu baben bel
Setb g. 9ance SIR. 1O8, 8eit.8ultimore.
ftraBe. 150O
BI~ Dr. @baImer's Seiltinrtur ge9en
Opspepfie, Sance'S 4roore Sqrup 9e9en
5uieH unO @rtdItun9, 5auce'8 SaiiapQrtlla-
pile gum &eint8en beS Blutes, 6auce's
Bufn fir be Tieren, 9ance'8 Saarz 8iebers
berfteQer, Sance's 6beumati8mus eminent
- Gles gu baben bel Setb g. 9once,
yfr. 108, gSeits SalttmoreitruBe. Q5O-)
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ebe,ial j. Moti3elt.

Gterber 9efd1atttI
xartiidte mno rufitidse 8doer fiar SO GeutS
IN
Er. "a, Roro=9tberth=etraBe.
(SulA,tS) .. 8. 6errep. gtsentblme..
San, 3ietidsmaam & 1omp.'s Wretbets
compressed ysast).
0a u'an enteedt bat, oaf ctele Na1abmunaen uu.
ferer Sefe f i'm Dartte beiinben, 70 bat ole dd5te
Brebbefe uneres babrtats auf iebem gadete ben Sos
men unierer Girma. AGe anoeren isnb Ga&abmun.
sen.
Waan serlanse bon ietnem Grocer San, 1Iett@s
ssAmn 3 6on,p. . WreBbete. Edsltdb frii&!
EatritsDepot: Ut. "a, Noro<0ntatps9trabe.
g. q. Bennett, @efddftsfhbrer.
(DtdrB19, ,12Dfei)
@tue Raets.
Mn Mne, tuelde on ben isoIsen bon SngenbInnben,
nerooier G&pate, gnttrdituns, BerIuR ber gtans
nestraft &c. Ietoen, enbe Id TO enfret eth Resept
bas He turrt. Diees srobe Seilmittd wu.be BON
etnem RiiFondr In Shb=amerfa entbedt. e&tdt ein
abreifrtes @oupert an Neo. Sofepb 8. Snman, 6ta'
zion D. BtblesScue, N.=D. eitp.
tDt.8.1S. S.tGn. .,f.a.x.N
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9as gr6bte Sa9er
iublid bnm Netu= Dnrf.
lMottb1S.iaEl
6rurloei9entbum
du bertauidem uber 3u berfaufen

o. ~kA%WWJDSh WV 0H 0&<<W~vkW
- au Der
8rumaetsentbums Y6rie bon U. ". &SaH TN
0ebauoe oes nMmerican."
-:C:-
12O M6er 2ano, eine pradtnole 5arnl, 2onsz
Green Ia[lep, 10 Utelen BON bier.
ed1oues 3tesellteinbams on Barrenfr., aebn
3tmmer, $500; iptrS au6 sesen etnen eanbfs nabe
Der Stabt rertaufdbt.
8robes hodges sieselteinernes Saus on
waartetsSpace, adben unb Bobnuns; ie9r bilis i'm
Enuibe.
aeere sanfteuem an 9ouiOnftr, 155 Sus Sronte,
nur $500.
Gradtpoue gSpbnnns an Der 10. Strase, Bafbz
lngton, .. G., iopie Grunbihde in beriebenStaot,
febr bta Su perfauien ooer ses,n bieises Gisenbum
uElsutauiten.
Seines gSnbnbaus,an @albounitr., nit aGen mo.
bernen ginriftuneen; Sreis $1,000
3uei breiftodise S3auier on gSaibn9tonftrase, z
Rtmmer NIT Waiier; neu unb in sutem 3uitanoe.
Preis 5000 iebes.
Ssarm mt t44 Idern In @aIpert=@ountp. Tarp=
ssinf tpeitodtse sieselftenerne Sduier an Wbat=
eoat= nabe Strderifr., 6 9immer entbaltenb unb in
gutem 3uitanoe. Breis $500 iebes. au& sssea cine
farm umaetauitht. t'sebr1 .12Dfef &2p)
0aseinri9tnmg. 49,. Waseimri9tumg
Da mir tiirsli6 Die 9eiammten 8orrdtbe zines ia.
britanten. Der ein 9ei6dft aufeeseben, beptelos
bini9 fdufta an uns ee6ratbt baben 10 fonnen mir
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pofitip gu Gabrifpreen oferirn.
s. y. 9ap,Sion 6 Gomp.,
Hr. 5, HOro =2t ertp =Stra &c.
Bfeirobren=Arbeit sleitun9s o@inrihtun9.
gllte @aseinltdunss s=ntenilten fperben neu brons
trt unb persolbet. (Sept.23-)
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SeleQrQpliidle 9epeifle1t.
3nlanS-QfpfG1eil.

[Beri6te Der ~Aiiociirten Bree' fir ben nDeutiteu
SorreSponbenteuh1
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Mtt Rapitalijteml
berla1tfett &apitaI Uni snlass ssEs Bertbpapiese
Yer 4lafje, iDelde 6, z tnb 9,roeent bytn9ens
8enrttn 2ewt6.
y 90. Geo. @ln. 81lIou 4 Comp, D6n>
pom unb yfepz zyorf; Homptoir: sir. 81,
Eete, Baltimore, &b.
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Gatarrb.

Sr. &artteb's sroBes Seatarrb &eiIntttteI
furirt aoitoSenoen 4tbeut, Nbonoerunaen aus Dem
&cpfe, Mtbmunasteihper6en &opildmera uno Sais'
lsi0en. H,res elm Dollar Die 5laite. Sn allen Mpos
f1efen au BADEN. (San25, fS.W)
, 1878-03-29
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
LOCAL ~ EWS.

ARRIVED. Rev. Mr.. Agnew. the Pres
h,,.rian minister vino WAS expected. AZ.
riv.d AZ this place on the City of Panama,
h,st sunday morning. He filled the pull
nj, of,hp Presbyterian Church both morn
inc anal evening, went mp to Olympia on
Tuesday. anl will return TO hold religious
services again OH Sunday next Mr.. Az
new i a native of Belfast. Ireland, where
II. was educated. His family is still IN
sacramento, Cal. During the past year
h. was located at lone City. Cal. where
he succeeded III erecting church building
and leaving it free of debt. which speaks
we'll for him as a worker For four year,
,reyious to his residence IN California, ht
was located at Luton. Iowa. He was com
neIrd TO leave California Oh account o.
fever and ague. The impression which
this gentleman left upon his hearers lasl
sabbath was most favorable. His char
aeter as a public speaker is that OF plain
earnest and logical reasoner. On the
whole We think it not unlikely that h
will receive . call to ill Mr.. Rea's former
position.
, 1878-03-29

MEssRs. Rothschild Il Co.'S car loadl ol
wagons has arrived, and they are now
prepared to accommodate. as their adver,
tsement indicates. all who have use fol
such vehicles. We made an examination
of their stock, and found wagons of the
most suitable kind for farmers use. They
offer to sell at prices to compete with San
Francisco, and no doubt they will. There
are many farmers in this section who will
wish to buy wagons within the coming
year, and it may be money in their pock.
cts to know just where to 60 and invest
These wagons are light. durable, and will
bear comparison with any Others In mark
ct. They have wooden axles, and are
what are called "thimbIe skein" wagons.
, 1878-03-29

THE Pacific Mail Companys Steamship
City of Panama. sailed from San Francis
co, March 20, 1873, having on board Isl
passengers, q pkgs. mail, pkg. treasure,
SS44-and 667S pkgs. mdse.-505 tons.
March list at 10 A. NJ. met Steamship
City of Chester, bound south, aud at Sis
p. NJ, u miles south OF Cape Blanco,
Steamship Dakota, bound south, also 10
miles off Cape Flattery, a ship and bar
que, bound In. Had moderate n. w.
winds the entire passage. The following
are the list Of passengers: NJ. S. Booth,
w. II. Suroer, w. Sayers, Lieut.. Cuts
Peter and Adams Mentges, P. NJ. Sprin-
ger, Rev. James Agnew, j. 5. Tannor
wife and children, c. NJ. Gerrish, J. d.
Smith, Miss Minnie Stackpole, Mrs. John
Swirtzer and children, B. Brown, Jr.,
H. l.. Chapman. Miss Lizzie COnkln, and
SO stcerage. The following are the con-
signees: A. NJ. Andrews, B. B. Fuller,
Boyd, Poncin & Young, Crawford & Har-
rington. Chilberg Bros, ID. o. Pearson,
ID. Pearson, d. X. Howard, F. Cash, f.
G. Ferguson. f. Boo.hfield, G. w. NJ,
Frauenthal Bros. Grow & Wander, Fl
Jones, II. Preibe, Harris & Attridge, II
Uhltie!der, Hall & PaulsOn, j. 9. j. Yer
gon, j. Sulliran, Jacob Bur, j. P. Conner
ford, l.. s. r. L., Refining, Levy Bros
l.. L. W.. McC & Co., Mrs. s. l.. Bur
roughs, NJ. J. SttCkpole, P. & s., r. & F..
r. N. Haskinson, S. A. B. Il Co., S
Kenny, s. p, Il. L., L. Y.C., II. & S.,
4. G. Wilson, W. W. Jennings, Waddle
Is Miles, w. H. p, Waddle & Miles, w
c., Wells, Fargo & Co.
, 1878-03-29

Mr.. 0. II. Holcomb, who came to the
Sound from Pennsylvania, and who has
Tor some months been employed as Stew
ard at the Marine Hospital, at this place
takes his departure this week to rejoin his
family. Mr.. Holcomb has made many
friends during his brief stay in this section
of country, and his departure will be pro-
portionately regretted. His position in
the hospital will he filled by Mr.. Cornick,
the recent nurse In that institution.
, 1878-03-29
LOCAL NOTICES.

ES Steroseopic views OF all important
points Of Puget Sound and California, for
sale at Jas. Jones'.
Go to Waterman & Katz for the best
carpets, at reasonable prices.
lY Go to Jas. Jones for all kinds Of
ruit; Corner Custom House.
E9- Two fiIst-class sewing machines,
a Wilson and a Singer, NEW, for sale.
Apply at the ARGUS office.
, 1878-03-29

MEssRs. Waterman & Katz, who have
been receiving new goods by late steam,
ere. have now OH hand fine assortment
OF farming tools, including wagons, plows,
harrows, &C., also saddlery, etc. One ol
their recent importatiOns is magnificent
heavy Hall safe. A gentleman remarked
the other day that it doesn't look much
like hard times to see such articles COM
ing into town.
, 1878-03-29

IMPROVEMENTS new building is to
be erected shortly at the garrison, Fort
Townsend. It will be 20xS0 feet, one
story high, and will he divided into two
mess-rooms and two kitchens for the two
companies respectively, whoa stationed
there. Mr.. Drummond, our competent
young stone mason, is to lay the stone
foundation for this building Immediately.
, 1878-03-29

WE are in receipt of the card OF Messrs
Ogibee & Lanbach, commission and pro
luCe merchants, Portland, Oregon. Mr.
J. N. Laubach, the junior member OF the
firm, it will be remembered was for a long
time in the employ OF the Port Discovery
Mill Company. We wish them success.
, 1878-03-29

Mr.. Guellort, the brewer, whose estab.
lishment is located short distance below
town, recently completed one Of the lar.
gest cisterns in this part of the country
1t has capacity Of about 300 barrels, the
work being performed by Dir. Thos,
Drummond, Ofthis place.
, 1878-03-29

MEssRs. Hoxse & Fowler last Friday,
received by the schr. Mist, from Dungeon
ess, 500 bushels of oats, from the farm Of
Mr.. Jas. Downie, OF the above place.
, 1878-03-29

A CITY ordinance is proposed making 1t
arunishable Offense to carry concealed
weapons in town. This, we think, would
be desirable law.
, 1878-03-29

Mss Julia Weir, who has been attend
ing school at the Union Academy, Olym-
pia, for the past six months. returned, ar
irving at this place yesterday.
, 1878-03-29

SINCE the astonishing success of the
Plummer fruit dryer in other places, peo-
pie are getting anxisus to have our factory
started.
, 1878-03-29

1T can make money faster at work for us than
at anything else. Capital not required;
we will start you. sl2 per day al home
boys and girls wanted everywhere 10 work for
us. Now Is the time. Costly outfit and terms
free. Address True & Co, Augusta, Maine.
, 1878-03-29

OUR young friend Charley Gerrlsh re-
turned from San Francisco by the Pana.
ma. He spent a couple Of weeks in the
bay city and says he enjoyed the trip very
much,
, 1878-03-29

DR.. Bell. OF Baltimore, wants to adver.
tise his business through the columns Of
the ARGUS. Read what he says.
, 1878-03-29

CAPT. Willoughby, Indian Agent at
Neah Bay, left for the above named place
on Monday.
, 1878-03-29

MRS. Capt. Tucker, of the Dungeness
light house, who had been In town for
medical treatment for about two weeks,
returned by the mail boat, on Monday.
, 1878-03-29

THE last days Of grace for delinquent
TAX payers have fled away into the
shades of the past"
, 1878-03-29

MR. F. A. Bartlett, Capt. McAlmcnd
.and Others, of Dungeness, camp up on the
Mist last week.
, 1878-03-29

PERsoNAL.-HOn. Jacob Hoover and
Mr.. Schafier, OF Stelacoom, and DIR. G. V.
Calhoun, of Seattle, were in town this
week.
, 1878-03-29

CAPT. Brennan, we understand, will put
the Dispatch on the route between this
place and Neah Bay.
, 1878-03-29

The prospects are fair for very quiet
election.
TIMES are quite dull with business men.
MAY-day is coming.
, 1878-03-29

HEAVY rains are making the roads slop
py again.
, 1878-03-29

WE understand that Mr.. F. w. James
intends closing out his business and moving
away.
, 1878-03-29

BARON Rothschild started for San Fran
cisco, on Friday last.
, 1878-03-29

DIR. N. d. Hill, our druggist, received
a fresh stock Of goods this week.
, 1878-03-29
Positively YHb LAST NOTICE !!

All those knowing themselves to
be indebted to the old firm of Roths.
child & Co., MUST make settle.
ment IMMEDIATELY, as this is
positively the last call before their
accounts are handed in to an attor.
ney for collection.
NO distinction of persons will be
made, as these accounts have been
standing so long that patience has
ceased to be virtue.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-16
Sunday Nights Fire.

A few minutes before II O'Clock
on Sunday night the residence of
Mr.. e. Dunbar, on Flower street,
between Fifth and Sixth, was
burnt to the ground. An alarm
was sounded and the engine COM
panies responded with their usual
alacrity, but the flames had gained
such headway that their efforts to
save the property were Intellectual.
The fire is supposed to have been
caused by n spark from the stove,
in which kindling had been placed
by the girl before retiring to bed.
Mr.. Dunbar was awakened by a
sense of suffocation, and, on getting
up, found his house in flames. He
such furniture as he could, and
succeeded in getting out few arti-
cles, in saving which he was Sc
verely burned on the back, arms
and right hand, and was finally
obliged to make his escape through
a window.
The house was q double frame
structure, worth about $1,000, and
insured for $500. The furniture in
the house was worth probably $400,
which was nearly total loss, that
which was taken out, even, being
badly broken up. Mr.. Dunbar, who
is deserving, industrious citizen,
has the sympathy of all who know
him in his misfortune.