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National Republican., 1878-08-03
PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Ext7actu.
Noe; AK for Ponds 9xtrao4,
YAke no other.

""'"' ~ III, .s;.:.s.s ~. - '.'''''.'
foNDs EITnACT : The sr-~. ysass.hss
S1s,;y, 6Ssy yssr.. and for sloanli9ss: snd prompt
Fosd': Ea,..ss. xssiSs nss, sr.isss, s,
Csntuslows, Cuts, sprsins, M rclievcd
Pro%p.y ii.rs. pain. q fs q Rsr.:9 :9P'.ssiss. Pss.ss
EIeerfstfons, Chahngs, Ola Sores,
Rotls, Fsless, Corns, eto Arr..t. IN.
LADIEs and 4 thsfy best fSiond Il ss.uases
Is iaSss.. inss .ss nd x
the head. nausea vertigo, 60. Il promptly
snSs Il and ps,ssn.n.,y heals :.
HEM0n y HOLDS or PILES and 1. .hi. the
long rsslst its regular use. ''''.''' -"
I &. E. SS, Ss .sa. ;Ssi fss, as
BLEEpISG from rom, any Gauss. Tor thi, II I. a sps-
ether rsmediss failed % arrest bleeding from m,
ncss, stomach, lunss, and ei.svhers.
MSsans.l.n rasn are =. .Isis araa rshsssa and and
F.a g :, :SsSs ;sg :r; With
@ 'n 5n hundreds of a'gs Phy.snns sns
practiss. In addition 70 the foregoing, re- % thsy icy
order it, use for sseilings Of all kinds
Quincy, Sore Thr oat, In famed Tom
sfls, simple and chronic Diarrhoea, Ca
tarrh tfor which IL il . spsc,fe,, Chill
hlains, Frosted Feet, esings Of
Insects, Ifusqattoes, stc., Chopped
1iands, Face, and indeed all tnanIn Of
skin dseascA
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness. Roug hness
and sssaartinGy heals Cuts, Eraptions
and Pimples. 1t rsripei, snpioorul1s and
ryreshss, while wonderfully improving ths
10 .FkRMERs~Pond,. Extract. No Stock
BrsedeI, no Livery Man af;ord 10 BE- with
out It, II 10 used by all the loading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and first Horsemen
IN New York City, II has no equal for sprains,
Harness On 6sddls Cuttings, Sdtnes,
Scratches, ewelnss, Cuts, Laoeratons, Bleed
Anss, Pnsun6hia, Colie, Diarrhpa, Chils,
Colds, 10. Its range Of action Ia wils, and thu
relief IL affords IL 30 prompt that 1t Is invaluA-
bic in every Farm-ynrd as well as In every
Farmhouse. Let II b tried ones, and you
will never be without IL
CAUTTONi Ponds Extract has been initiated.
Ths genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown In esch bottle. II 10 prepared
BY the only porsons living who ever
knew bow TO prepare II propsrly. Refnss all
othsr pvspArstions of Witch Hazsl. This h
the only article used BY Ply sieians, and In tho
hospitals Of this country and Europe.
HHsTORf and Uses Of Sond's Extract,
eOND.s EXTRxCT COMPANY, o. Nads
National Republican., 1878-08-03


IN Aiss.,srw Why yLs,sc WrshipE,pi ,vn,,,
TON ENIRisEs. Eiiico't tTty On SUNDAYS to nai.
mSrs fnnSIio@ SIy Is,ssp sSp' +, ps rans nnPo,
q, 6oonBaitimore, AnnapoIs, md Way ttranperry.
2patsurg' winchester, HagsrstOwn. and Way via
..iS-tEhLrJseEk SIo,n, y ORE AND LAuREL EYpRia;s
MORE rsElfEIkgEfT ds s9s%S !, Ss
,forh forh and Philadelphia stops At Annapolis Juno
stsisT HI tog,s w b. Gi,sASo, III eoLuMnus AND
Pullman Cars y Cincinnri daily. Uranon to san
dgssy sSjNbn abs,'y ,nisp sseiep' sat- saturday i,., ,
iGS,-BALTiMoRE EXPIRES. stops a, Bladeus-
snS Hanover.
SItSS% lftk' FiiIA DFfPnik AND tSf St;s.: g:
EtSEhE fssss!s. X h.i, Ass s;sa,
at "A Aipnag9ls s,,t, Jpnalsn p r-,,,.,,,, ,, NO.
] s%a 81 uss. % POW, %'e oi
Rocks and Way stations only.
S5RrSfk 5Ih %Gs sjsslfp %ab
TIM9kE ,Is OK ENrhfSs Norfolk: e.cep, sunday. Nor:
Ssao sS $. ~ ss and Lnars TO oOA' At
AGa TNS NT'y y5HSSSus i.!Sn EXPIRES
'isIS.Pib siyS"sbSfrIM1RE bf,iif Y nnadssp 2pxpRrss.
AND pILrSBURG EXPREss. Pitsburg, excerpt
sS2tNEW' YoRK. PHILADELPHIA AND
YSrs snd spe,a seepins car to ipPiI pkPiIaSeiphIa ri New
tDailv. Other trains daily. escept sunday.
1919 GREAT 1910
49, r,. ,tENSsYdXANrA ROUTE E,,,'-,
SPLENDID scENEFMSti MtN4 tNN4fdNfFfcENr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE %sf %ssilisGTey, Il sIs ,.om Depot co.
sSf We: ssd rss % $:! ss
n SiR Nb S'b FSfSasc Ftfss fs' 4 SaiGfs9
ia @ Z; sSse i SRs X Ssy s1SsPi ss
For siy WIZ VIII Pa sss ts; Ia O. ArG Ea
pre-, ot Pullman rariOT 6aIs, sN "a NJ daily sI.
For R5SSsy X9.s & all y ,hFGasn ,rHln, cSn.sc.
Ins dOubls ierriase and Journey across New York
sunday. Win sisspins lee @ Cars RO% M wilmington @ % e
For psii.ds,pn i.s daily; sHcsps sqnd.y sna
press, 81 3 m m dsis, ~ except e p sunday. N''' -.
Accommodation for Baltimors eSS. ssO a m. and t,n
For Popes Greek Line, 6i a m and 80 p m. dany
For Annspois, ea a m and "a tp m daily except
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria b, !, q aiO IL H. n IN !, ts sS,
q p. m On sunday vi gl0 - M and l. and !, y IN.
For Richmond and the SOUTH Ii and sOO q m. daily.
Trains s .S s.vs e A saaSsai. Sss s.o1Ss e. snSSy %sasOu
In saadsr SUM- "a 4 !, and % =: n aaa s 81 90 T.
Tickets, Information, sleeping and parosoar %
commodAuons be procured mt the Office--north-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsyyani
enue nOrthease corner OF Sixth street and Pennsyt
len for the chsr of baggage TO Destination from
hotels and residences.
p, FARMEIi, General Passenger Agent
fRANk THOMSON. General Manager. ApI usL
National Republican., 1878-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS ).

I"nD BrAcoSspiELD's motto Is, "Fcar the
crss and bark the crown"
IAhlfs' crcquet and lawn tennis dresses arc
mh'" short aad trimmed with bright colos.
',> tho 2sth Of June Mrs. O. W. Iantz, rc-
,'"lmS near Greensboro, gave birth to \ fno.
h,aithy boy, and In a few days tho mother
nis up and attending to her household dutiss
On he 14th instant. sixteen days aftor the bog
Mss barn. Mrs. 1AntI became the mother Of Q
siil. This csse Is well authenticated. - Pass-
b.rg Commercial Gosefle.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
baltimore General Market.

BAtrfNOhF. August :. lt1h
Cotton Arm and quiet. Middiing ntCdnkc.
Flour steady and unchanged. Howard street and
Western superine, esfpA do. extra. 81 2Sli .: do
mmliy, z, sOa gi city Mills sllpcrhne 2, Or5 y; do
eStTa 7bGI q; do fIo brands, IS Tot Pstapsco fAm
ily, go.
wheat-Souihern active and nrmer. Western ACTIVE
and regular closed a shRd. on from highest nsurrs
southern red prime. pcd d "a; do. anIb'r o. Ost %:
No. Western winter red, spot, and August u Oi p
tsmb-r. n M.
Corn-SOuthern steady. Western firm and higher.
southern white, d+c; do. yellow, 5l(q5sc; Western
n,sd. spot, and August. EAc September, pt.c: Oc-
Iobrr, tl.c; Steamer. tStr
Oats steady. southern, S2asci Western white, ssr;
io. mixed. EstS,c; Pennsylvania, Sas3,c.
Rye nominal.
Hay dull and lower. Maryland and Pennsylvaah
prime, ,tIOtyl2.
Provisions Arm. Pork. slO7a Bulk meais-L0oas
shoulder, SIC; ciearrib sides, 6i,c packed, sAta
sc. 81. clear rib sides 7c llama
lsiGiac; Lard. reiiped, SC. Butter nrm and hgLer:
choice Western, 100 lac-
Petroleum quiet. Refined, io,Ic: crude saskc
Coffee firm and quiet. Rio caTsoes I5giGa.c
Sugar steady and unchanged at s.goyc
Whisky dull nj sltS
Roceipls-Flour. 3aS bbs; wheat. 1850 bu: corn,
lg,O0 bn; oats, iS.UD bu rye. sOn
shipmenls-Wh"at. t2.OD bu: corn, 2.iO00o bu.
Frelghts to Liverpool per steam quiet. Cotton I'd;
Hour. > ID grain, 81.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
pRoPOsALs FOR SITE FOR NAVAL OBS ER.
YA1ORY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. Inly a. i-rs
lbe nnl@sgned hhvs hesn appointed Cnmmi.5iOn
~lect site wIhln the D,irict of Col in,6ia ior ,hs
United states Naval Observatory such site to pur ~
Of tncsphere, convenencs of ao s- from the ritv OF
Washington, aud such other advantages ~ may be
Ing eNin'aes oI tie total expense OF 1.d sitr and tnc
removal OF tie Observatory. TO the next session OF
The second seciDn pf SAIL act reals n. follows;
"-rTios sad Commission shall invite sealed
ptcprsl. OF offers Of sac FROM the e.Owners Of land
IS they may deem % SaipEi 10 hna s p,Sw,On, wnT 10
convey such land TO The Untei the- In tie uinp
shall hereafter he selected and icernlned on ~ thu
opened by this full conin-sion publicly, aud ~ the
presence 0fpersons lntsre.ted who may coo,e TO
tend. on day to be hSed for thn purpose. amer due
rotire to all parties In ere.t-d; and no proposn re
ce,vft an such fornnl opening shall be oiened
In accoriance with the above Provisions sealed PRO
posls TN such siis viii he received until Of tho
,n hy or Angn., neHtat which time ,hsy viii be
encn of such persons Interested may choose TO at
tend. and this Is due notice of SAID opening.
Naval observatory" and directed to the "Commls.
sion To nrcerain cost Of removing the Naval OBSERVE
said proposals must give nietes and hounds by
which the property Is described. aud 10 accompanied
with plat ofths same and conform 10 conditions Of
The quantity Of land rsaurssi will Is no, greater
than my 0l acres nor less than twenty (Dl acres,
anu the prce must he stated per acre, subject TO &C.
n parties offering tract larger than twenty (eo)
ty les than that area the stipula ed OF niodl
hcd price, they viii so state In their proposals..
Hank forms Tor proposals may he obtained al the
Proposal. must be signed blythe owner or owu,rs
ofthe property.
Renr Admiral, U. q N.
10. BARNARD,
IyaQMtw LEDNARD WHITNEY
National Republican., 1878-08-03
OUR WATERING PLACES.
[Cbntfnn.d hrpm E7rt Puqe. ]

eats green apples and iansbs with the best Of
US. II Is difficult to realize that ho belongs to
the dreadful class who administer nauseous
pills, and who blister snd cup rs when We are
Ill His wife h sweet little lsdy, whnso ate
trsctivo manners and kind heart have won
her hosts Of friends.
Colonel Spurrler, who Is hero to build up his
somewhat shattered health, Is gentleman Of
tho old dschool-cultivated,s stately, and chival-
rous. He still rotains the military bearing
which chancterizes the truo soldier. He has
been twice married, his frst wife having been
granddaughter Of President Monroe.
National Republican., 1878-08-03

auy-a imcl,sdes all tradss and professions, ana
cannot fail 10 prove Of interest 70 al uAo intssd
transaeting business in Washington.
Duncanson Bros, Ninth and ID sts
Wnsh D. Williams, d. cor. Tenth street.
BooKslLLERs AND sTArIoNERA
selomons Chapman, oil rennsylyania avenue
Wm; Bsianiyns, - seventh stIsst -,-.
ha %s1s.n Sw S sha Tssss
Fell, DsafO..es .ais Ii street
CLoTHIGd
y 8 Justh. 6i9 d street.
DENTTST3
ID. T. DcMontrevilie. No. isf1 y, northwest
DRUGGIsTs.
Soughns Temple Drug store and Ninth streeA
hhtWisie, PGnnsylHania avenue aud Twclhh street.
EDUCATIONAL
Mn. Z. K Fuller. Art School. ISIS stree. n. ".
Mss Harrover. isse street
SRsesEs1sn sminsls GSsss q, 9s%.ssSsn s
PaTK seminary, s& Iinh stiest northwest
sTs a Music Soi S ss,s ssssH'A and ''f''
school Of Music, iU Eighth s.resI
Musical Conservatory, o D. BuIlard IN Ninth strss<
FINE ARTS
Markriter c,5 street northwest
HoTELs
Rsss House. eornss finsenth and q strsst. ~ Nv
MettIop1litAn, Psnna ave and sixth stresS
Wormieys, and Fifteenth stTeeta
Morton House ~ and Va street.
fremont House
HATTERs.
d. II. sstnemets i2N Pennsyivania avenue
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fro Insurance Company, IS High street
Georgetown
MERCHANT TAILORS
Eiseman Brothers, CORNER Seventh aud E strsetA
A Saks 4 Co.. Seventh street
u. Robinson 4 Co.. 100 Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS
Sanders 4 Staymsr PennA ave. and Twelfth street.
PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo lithogrsphet No - Penn
sylvsnia avenue
REAL ESTATE
B. IL Warner, slB street northwest
JOhn sherman, ST. Cloud Building.
Fitch a Fox, Freedman's bunk building 1909 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney a Co. 81 Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-08-03
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market.

GEURuETOwS. August ?. is7t.
The market for wheat TS extremely dull, with
ce PTS In of demand with sales at yce 30
for good 10 prime.
Corn Rs eipts OF corn con 'inue sht, with an 40
tive demand al jUgSt, ioT both yellow and whlte
National Republican., 1878-08-03
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING,

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, WATCHES, PISTOLS
yEWELRH, &c.,
Can be sold for the hlsLcs, cash prices Gents cloth
whl be paid by calling ar addressing HEllKOG 3s
ninth street northwest near Pennsylvania avenue
Orders promptly attended TO- ulurgtf
National Republican., 1878-08-03
Dry Goods at Reduced Prices.

As we expect to move to our now store,
Corner OF ninth and u Streets,
During tho next month"; we shall otter our entire
stock at greatly reuced prices as to have NJ few
goods IL move us possible, our stock must he re-
duced and all who are In want OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
at low prices are solicited To give Us Hn early call
WILLIAM Il. RILEY,
lye2 eod2w 7lS Market space.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
PROPOSALS..
DRoPosAIIs FOR FrEL.

- DFfNNTMkNr OF STATE,
WASUiNurOS, ~ g.. Juiy ~, iS7s.
Sealed prDt osals (tp he endorsed PROP ,Ils Tor
Fuel VIII be- rAptvt1 ~ this Dcplr Insnt untH ~
Oh the Ifi ,iay of Septsnb Y t-7s In nrniSn tits De
par m mt with ni"l til" ytar ending jan" g. lssI
To br delivered IN such quantities and sici times
may b. desired
Information ~ to kinds AMI quantities nf c. aud
wood and Us To tho mote and manner OF DELI, cry,
can be obtained NJ this department.
The right to reject any III all bids OF 10 arpp' sny
partition OF any bi, y n sefv I, and -Yh BIDDER ra.
irci to iurni,h with hts Il bot q. with two sure.
tics, In the sum OF slOD ss giarHnGc . ofa G,tbfh
per orm ince OF the contract WHICH NAV h. Iricd
IN him. r.. NO ttIAS,
angi.7,u.D.stD s,irerinipim NJ
National Republican., 1878-08-03
pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WAsHiSgruS, u. g., July Q, 1878
Sealed proposals will be received at the Department
q stat" nnll " M on the th day Of August is, tn
ending June ~, lta, In acccrdnnco with schedule OF
proposing to bid therefor.
The right to reject nny and all bids to accept any
portion Of any DID, 10 amend the quantity given OF
any article In the srhetne n reserved; and each bid
der b required to furnish with his bid boud, with
two surcte> In the sum Oi two thousand dollars
guarantee OF a hIihful performance of the contract
which may bs awarded 70 hun. r. q. MOR1AN,
lyR Superintendent
National Republican., 1878-08-03
BANK ERA

J. A WA LIS Fl,
ROOM No. D, DIG = STREET,
Dealer IN Government and District SECURITIES,
VOUCHERS, CERTIFlCATES, Sc, &c. Member,
of Com Esss end Army Officers ,AgCOuNIs Dis.
COUNTED; Orders for purchase Of STOCKS, BONDS,
and GOLD In New York market promptly excculcd'
MONEY to loan acceptable collatsrnis, JyiSIm
National Republican., 1878-08-03
SOUTH WASHINGTON AGENCY,

j AMES CARTER,
Constable and Collector, Real Estate and Insurance
Assent, No, III street. between -Four and.A half and
SikIh. JySQ-Iy
National Republican., 1878-08-03
FINANCE AND commerce.
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market
" NEw yonK. August = isl
Money easy at a..
ESchsnge-I.ong. "a, short, te
Gold dull nj IOlb.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
HOTELS.

CIR AY'S HOTEL,
Street, Corner OF Fifteenth street,
MRS NJ C. SHERWOOD.
~ Elegant accommodations for gentlemen only.
National Republican., 1878-08-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The great doubie-track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, soRrnw>SEt,,S& S&Esr. AND SOUTH.
~ TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNEg isTs, AT EIj A. NJ.
National Republican., 1878-08-03

UOVFHNNENT MONTE
Government bonds firm at the oli wing quotations
National Republican., 1878-08-03
LIST OF LETTERS

ssmssnisz in ths Washington City Post
once Augast 3, 1878.
4 IlT
National Republican., 1878-08-03
DIRECTORY,

The Jollo,ri~s 10 prbished for tie benefit Of Trar-
cling saiesmsn, Strangers, and tie public 9eser-
auy-a imei.des all tradss and professions, asd
cannot fail to prove Of interest % aA uAo iais~d
hansaeting business In Washington.
, 1878-12-05
FROM PORT DISCOVERY.
PoRT DISCOVERY, Dec. 8, lS7

PoRT DISCOVERY, Dec. 3, 1873.
EDITOR ARGUS:-LaSt Friday evening
we had the qualification of listening to
one of the ablest and most vivid temper
ance lectures it WAS ever our fortune to
hear delivered. The speaker was DR.. j.
W. Watts, of Oregon, who Is gaining for
himself public notoriety rs one of the
abes: and most energetic advocates of the
Temperance Cause on the Pacific coast.
The Doctor handled the subject in a mas
tery style, carrying conviction to the
minds and conscienres of nearly all, II not
all of his audience. We wish him God
speed in the good cause.
Christmas is coming, and we have the
pleasure to announce to the public and
pleasure seekers in particular, that the Ia
dies OF Port Discovery have taken charge
OF The matter, and are making extensive
arrangements for givinga grand ball and
supper on Christmas eve. As all of the
proceeds arc to I've given to the school
fund there will be no pains spared to make
1t success; and, rs the tickets will be
only one dollar each for the gentlemen, 1t
will be within the means of every one.
We shall hope TO see all of our friends
who have an interest In training up and
educating the rising generation do all
they can towards helping us along, for
which wo will ever feel grateful.
First-class music has been furnished,
gratis, for the OCCASION. We will be
able to let you know more OF the partiru.
ars anon.
The President sent us the Thanksgiving
Proclamation, but no one sent the turkey.
Now AND THEN.
, 1878-12-05

ASYLUM MATTRHs Mr.. Charles Ross |
hot the identical. mrlch-ta kcd-of Char |
lie. but school mate OF the editor Of this
papcr-iS employed 10 fill position Of
trust IN the above institution. He sends
u1 budget of items from which we CLEAN
the following: "Ihc new ward Is nearly
'cady for occupancy. After the tasty pro-
NI''OhS OF the trustees, and the skillfnl
W"rknIaNhip of the carpenters, much
VIII be lett due to Mr.. Frank LampsOn,
OF Port TownScnd, hc having painted and
grained the new ward with remarkable
TASTE makl"g it very pleasing in appear
ance. This ward, when finished, will be
by far the most pleasant and convenient
portion OF the Asylum buildings aud be-
sides. its bygeianic properties will be SUI
perior to those of the other divis-
ions. IampSon Is well, with the eXcrp-
tion Of deafness. He il Jolly boy, and
has made some friends who heartily SYM
pathise with him in the los, Of his hearing.
lhe people here ar. generally well. The
boys ali remain at their posts; no changes,
and none are likely 10 be made soon.
while Dr. Willard aud Major Alden, with
their just and gentlcmauIy bearing. re-
main at the head of the institution. | sup
pose you have long since heard Of the
wedding OF Il couple OF our warlens-.John
l.. Risney and q. Peterson. When see
them each enjoying the company Of the
other, ] can scarcely contain myself for
the thought Of what "might have been
had | improved my opportunities in days
gone by. | rush turiouSly from their pres
cnCe; and. in the language of the poet, |
go to my couch and lie down in despair:
paint my cheeks black and scar my hair.
| try to forget it, yet even when the rising
sun is pouring his prolific rays over the
sterile p aims OF NiSqually, when the birds
warble their sweetest. when all nature
strives TO call up pleasing reflections. |
cannot help thinking about what might
have been '" The above we regard rs
CreditabIe production to come from the In
sane Asylum. Lash Il cold, wet tOweI
about your temples old fellow, aud take
an iced lemonade at our expense. You'll
come out all right.
, 1878-12-05

MARHIED.-At the residence of the
brides parents. on the 81 inst, by Judge
Kuhn. Mr.. Arson G.. Alien. of Fort Stev-
els, Ogn,. and Miss j'ssie NJ. younger
daughter of Hon. l.. i. Hastings. OF this
place. As this is the second wedding IN
the Hastings iamily, within a short time.
congratulations are quite common. The
charmng young bride is very properly
considered II prize; and, as Mr.. Allen i.
spoken Of IN terms of warmeSt approba-
ton by those who know him, ii is but nat
ual to predict n happy future for ;he couple
thus united. We join with Il host OF
friends in wishing them bright and pros
porous future.
, 1878-12-05
PUGET SOUND Argus.
LOCAL y EWS

TEMPERANCE. DR.. j. W. Watts, of
whom we spoke in Uur last issue. has ca.-
ried ont the programme which we an
uoulcrd for him at that lime. At NictO-
rim he va. viii received, und lcctured
twice to good audiences. Returning to
this place on Friday, he proceeded to Port
Discovery. aS rrr announcement. and de-
liy"vd Il mot highly interesting scientific
telupemnce discourse 10 The people Of that
place. Ga Saturday evening he delivered
his third lecture AT Port Townsend to an
appruciative audience. On Sunday he
went 10 Dungene-S, accompanied by the
writer hereof, and lcctured three times,
viz: on Sunday afternoon. Sunday eve
niug and Monday evening". Although the
weather was bad. and the roads at the last
named place were very muddy, the attend.
ancc WAS quite large. All were deeply
interested, ami good impressions were
lett which, it is hoped. will be beneficial
aud lasting. The Doctor came up on the
Dispatch, on Tuesday morning, aud pro-
crcdcd to Seattle to meet his appointment
there lie will then go to Olympia, and
from thence home to Oregon.
, 1878-12-05

"OUR REPoRTuR." - Our inquisitive
cotenporary is very desirouS OF reaching
lie truth in all matters. and asks who the
above person is OF whom mention was
made in the Argus Of u recent date. Mr..
L. l.. White, of Olympia. during the
short time in which he was employed in
our office, took the trouble to bring in IA
few local items. He, IA their author, was
styled "Our Reporter" That's all there
Is about it, Mr.. b., SO. don't endanger
your precious health BY unnecessary anx-
irly.
, 1878-12-05

MARRIED-In Oakland, CAL. Nov. 8,
1873. by Rev. DR.. EelS, Joseph Allen,
Esq, Of Olympia, W. T., and Miss Mary
j. Furlow. of Rochester, Minnesota. Mr..
and Mrs Alien came up on the last trip
of the CIR at Republic and lmd very dis
agreeable and rough bridal tour. We eX-
tenl to them the usual compliments and
sincere wish for their future welfare and
happiness. - Courier.
, 1878-12-05

NEW PATENTS. The MINING AND Sci
ENTlFTc PRESS Patent Department has re-
tcived official notice of the issue of the
following patents to Pacific coast invent
ors, for the week ending November l2ih.
1873: James Griffin, Mchdocino, Cal,
saw guides; John Jctt; San Francisco Cal.
locks; William G. Salmon, John +. Sal
mon and william II. Harris, Portland.
Ogn., mills ior grinding ore; Philip Giov-
annini and Bruno BennrrScheidt, San
Francisco. Cal, water gates; Stephen
KenCalI, Jackson, Cal. ore stamps; Chas
W. Lane, Aurora, New, safety attach
ments for hoisting cages; Henry A Pea
body, Sacramento. Cal., copy holders.
, 1878-12-05

OUR readers, after peruSing this week
communication from Port Discovery. wilt
become aware Of the fact that the folks
over there are preparing to have much
ado and good time generally on Christ
mas. The school fund of that precinct
being in rather depleted condition, they
have determined upon this method of
helping il along.
, 1878-12-05

TIE U. 5. CNStOms officials Of this dis
trlct have changed their quarters from the
corner building. lately occupied by them,
to Mr.. EiSCnbciI' new building. The lat
ter elitce Is heat. commodlous and drsir-
able IN every way.
, 1878-12-05

Mr.. A. U. Davis and wife. of Dunge-
ness, came up by the last mail boat and
leave today for Lopez Island, TO visit rel
a tives.
, 1878-12-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will De held in u. Paul'- church On
sunday ucTt M n \. ". and =. ". SUNDAY
gchoOlat 2P.H. Evening prayer on WcNU"+-
day at o'clock. Litany on Friday morning,
at ~.
Regular services In the Presbyterian Church
on sunday next, by Rev. Ja7. AgncT, pastor
sabbath school ~ usual.
, 1878-12-05

The steamer Phantom, recently owned
by Mr.. EiSeubeis and Others of this town,
was sold last week to Messrs. I. A. Jen-
sen ana jacob SchoMlId, Of Seattle. She
will do general towing and jobbing Oh the
Sound, and not RIM on any particular
, 1878-12-05

THE near approach of Christmas hOli
days has already induced many to com
mence talking over plans for the various
in prospect. WHAT will
Port Townsend do?
, 1878-12-05

THE Presbyterian Sabbath School of
this city will give concert in their church
On Sunday evening next at the usual hour
for evening service. All are invited.
, 1878-12-05

THE Seattle "rrbunc" reports Mr.
Fountain. of White River, Tor bringing
to market three hogs of he Chester breed.
weighing in the aggregate l,270 pounds.
Some hog for you.
, 1878-12-05

CAPT. +. II. McAlmond came up from
Dungeuess early in the week to procure
material 10 br used in the construction Of
his new schooner which is now approach
Ing auucImble proportions.
, 1878-12-05

MARRIED-At Port Townsend, Nov
18th, 1878, By Judge Kuhn, Mr.. S. l.
Strange aud Mrs. Cathariue May, all OF
Jefferson county.