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his home, his large business intaBsts re-
quiring his attention.
Senator Ingalls, will be in Kansas m ost Of
the summer, and is to be annoyed by Sen
ate investigating committee.
Senator Paddock will spend his vacation
at Beatrice, Neb.
Senator Johnston, of Virginia, has a fine
farm in the Valley of Virginia, but will seeA
to regain his health in the Virginia noun
tains.
Senator Jones, of Florida, will not 90 tc
his State until the hot weather is ended, and
will spend the summer months in the Vir.
ginia mountains. So will Lamar.
OF the House, Speaker Randall has taken
up quarters for his family at Byrn Mawr, q
suburb of Philadelphia, and will make that
the basis of his political operations. In the
Presidential horoscope Randall hopes that
his name will not be missing. I'm has 8
modest home in Washington, but has no
summer residence. He is a poor man.
"Joe Blackburn will stumpin California,
and will perhaps consent to head the list OF
those who "dallied'' and are ssdastards'' and
who doubted and are ssdamned.''
Bland is at the Hot Springs, still dying
atop. He was not in his seat at the extra
session.
s.Archie' Bliss is rich bachelor, and will
go wherever pleasure awaits him.
Calkins has gone to Leadvllle.
Chalmers has already left Mississippi, and
has taken himself to the Virginia mountains.
Chittenden, the wealthy New Yorker, is in
feeble health, and will probably go wherever
his doctors dictate.
Clafiin has summer home in one Of the
Newtons, near Boston.
& ssSam. Cox is bird Of passage, aud is
organizing letter-carrier boom. He said
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Lying III ISeU. ~
Taking an occasional day in bed, simply
on account of indisposition, is q very simple
and rudimentary notion of this glorious in
stitution. Bed is the natural domicile of
every man:
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UVEII

s. EleMr Monde.-C1est lie Ter. cou.
rant que le prince Louis Bonaparte
u etc tue. II await etc en- r%econnais.
salee avec lie lieutenant Carey, 6
llommes ct I'M Zoulon ami. La peti
to troupe, qni await mis- pied 4 terre
pour sc reposer, fnt surprise par
nne banle de Zonlous caches dams
lie mails. lie prince ne put FUR, la IAN.
gle de son cheval s'itmt cassee al,
moment OH le jeuhe homme mettait
le pied dams lttrier. II n recu Is
coups dc sagaIe. Les Zoulons Font
AtpOuiilt. Denx soldats ont etc mas
sacres avec lui. En- apprenant IL mort
de son fills, Eug6nie Il failli perdre la
raison ct Ia vie. Les tmpcrenrs ct les
rois ont envoyd DIES teltgrammes de
condoleance Il Ia pauvre mere. Vic.
toria lui a rendu visite. Rouher a
ste i Ghiselhnrst. On dit que lie prin-
&c Louis a tait sol testament dem
perenr an profit dc Victor, tils de Je-
rome ct son cousin. Testament den.
FAINT a III enfant ! La France nc Sc
les7c pas CONNIE Nh mctairie, ct
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-06-28
SIMPLE NISYOIRD.

lion ne fat pas fortune i rinccr
les ver,es dune buvette, ct cc nest
point Ia une profession de premier
ordrc.
Cettc profession ma pourtant rien
de deshonorant.
Ce quj deshonore, c'est la paressc
OIL lc paraSitisme.
LAmcrique. du reste, ma pas
de prtjuges a Get tsar1, ct c'cst
par lie travail que les hommcS y ga
gnent fortune, honueurs ct considG.
ration.
Nous punrrions otter vingt mil.
lionnaires qui ont commence CONNIE
Pierre Bernard, Burnside ct autres.
Pierre Bernard, dependant, he
dcvait pas faire fortune CONNIE rim.
ceur de verres dams la buvette de
son compatriote Louis.
Ses appointments lui sui1isaient
!; peine pour vivre. Avec dix pias-
tres par mois ct la nourriturc. meme
quand vous poussez Economic jus.
Ju'aux limitrs de rextrtme, il vous
tandrait All mnins deuX sieclcs pour
acheter une maison dams la rue de
Charities.
Mails Pierre Bernard ttait HON
me dc sens ct dc yolontc, CONNIE
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-06-28
-ATHE\EE I.OUISIANAlS.
Sra,lct Lu &c Mars 1919.

Precedence de NJ. lie DIR Armand
MERCER.
Sur lc rapport lu coinitc de con
cour> compose de NM. {. Turpin,
i. Limet, .. Gallitrc. X. .Jumonvi!.
l'. L. "uiague. G.. Eousscl. j. Drlp.#
Orto. Alfred MERCER. y.ithcnce !.
rrso!n unanlmement dc former lcuX
classes dc concnIlrnts, iunu COM,
prenant les nommes, @l'an1lc les
tcmmcs.
Chaque classc anla 4 tvaitcr III,
srjct scpartment.
the mcnaille dor s,ra accord,;e
an mcllicur nianusciit tie Tune ct
de Iantre c%las>c, les .irnX mGduil.
les ctant drgalc valrur.
Io,ltr p"r>onne rcsidant cn Loni-
sane. 81 qnl nest pas mcmbre dc
l.Atiitnte. est lhNltee Il c%oncouril.
lie colcoIl's est onvert 4 partir
dn Ter avlll insqn'au 80 scptemhrc
lnclusiyement.
Les mann>crits doivtnt ctrc re.
Gus an plns taru le Ter octobre. lis
seront ecrits aussi lisiblcment que
possible, sur rapicr tcolier rcglt,
avec une margr dun quart tie Ia
largenr, ct settlement sur le ,ecto
ct les Times ills ne devront pas de
passer % pages.
0li:Iune mannScnt Sera remis sans
non dautcnr. mails portant une cpl
graphic on devise qui sela repro
duite sW, unc envelope cachetre
hnns laqnellc lautcur aura tcrit sol,
nom ct son ndrcssc.
Les dcuy MANUSCRIPTS couronnes
scront publits dams les comptes.ren-
dus de rAthtnc.c. On inscrira les
MONS DIES lauuats sur III tahleau
1honncur ailectc aux concours N.
nuels.
LIN presentation dies prix Sc tcra
pnh,ipuement. dams une seance spt.
cialc. GA rtnnira, pour la circons.
lance, tous les elements dune 1ete
litteraire.
Les MONS DIES laurtats scront pro.
clames aprcs Ia lecture DIES man,,s.
crltS.
Les MANUSCRIPTS dams aucun ca;
he scront rendus.
Tout candidat qui fera connaitru
sa devise, s'exposcra i; ttrc mis- hors
de c%OnrOurS.
Les %>ujcts choisis sont les sIi-
wants, ct dcvront etrc traitcs Gu
prose.
Pour les Femmcs:
LA FEME LOUISIANAISE AWAIT,
PENDANT EFT APRlaS NOIn. 49,
DERNlEHE GUEERE.
Pour les hommes.
ELOGE DE BIENylLLE
NJ. E-Toutcs les Communications
que les concurrents pcuvult aNoir
d faire doivent ttrc adresAcs an sc.
crGtaire, p. o. Box 1864.
ARMAND MERCER,
President
ALFRED MERCIER,
- Secrctal,c perpetual.
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lie st. LoniS Times ,lu IS con.
ra',t nous apporte L.. nouvc|lc dc
l'apparition de la premiere nrinc
taitr avrc lc nouvcau blt. II Il, mar.
che de ST. Louis.
La maison lmhs. Never ct Co..
ST avantlgcuSement coni,,,c !: st.
Jacques ct sur 1outc la cote louisia-
n;,ise. Ell await lccn la consignation
de Mr.. Thomas kocnigsmark. ,ll
crltbre Garncr's Mills, il Columbia,
Illinois.
lie he provrnait ur In frrme de
Mr.. Sam Divers Il Columbia. Mr..
Joseph Garneau. lie tamcux fnbri-
cant de 'Crakers ct g;itcanN". i st.
Louis. s'rst rennlu aclutrrur dc tout
lie lot an pix dc $500 baril. D'a.
pres &c premier Specimen. dit L.
Tmes,. la nouvelle rtcoltr no l,isSr
@ II ucslrer pour Ia Iualitc. ct
quaint Il Ia q%nantitG. ma!grr les ora
srs du printempS, ellie dGpasscrt
nne bonnie moycnne.
Mons aiontcrons EN- ter1ninant que
depuis denomlncllStS annccs la mai
son limbs. Meyeret Co. s'cst ctiorctc
dc porter 4 la perfection In manufac-
,nre DIES dlttrlrntS grades dc tarinp,
an pIlN dies plus glandS sacrifices.
SEES moullns sont Dies minotelies mo-
"r!es tres )l,>temcnt rrllomnIis.
Nous Ell savonS Inc!qnr chose :.
st. Jacques, ne tut ce que par H.
brand "La Ee!te du Lar. ainSi no,n.
me- d'ap1e> lHlmablc voyagenr qui
MONS NisIfn vi
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lie corps lie Louis arrivera i
Londrrs lc % juiIIet.-Pirtri, corsc,
y etc nommt Mtpute.-L'insurrec-
tion d'Algtrir etc comprimee.-Lu
Cllambrc de Versailles votera pro
bahlcmcnt lie divorce.
La czar ira il Berlin.
-L'abdication du klptlivc nest
pas encore IN fait. L.'animal tient u
ST. ~cOuIOnne.
La ltvrc jaime est ]: Iisbonne.
LES d~tmocratcs du Congress ne
savcnt plus que iai,e.
La tlhrique d'huilc dc cotton,
q A'ger. Louisiana, n brnlc.
La Convention lonisianaise est
to"yonrs rrnvre. mails son quo
rum dItn'hne tous les jours.
Pas de fievrcjaunc 4 Ia Nouvcl-
Il. Orlcaus.
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mel, n'ttait gnnre plus apicultehr
que le berger AriSthc lui-memr.
Aristee pcrdait SEES abeil'es fame
%morboquc, de taim ct de maladie.
Mails notre ann ct voisin e. C..
Mire, plus savant apicu|trnr que
NIrgile, qu'Arist6e ct que tonte Tan
tiquitt, u DIES abeiIles %italienlcs qui
font vraimert dies miracles.
tnc ruchc, IN seulc, lui Il donnG
so livrcS dc miel.
CeSt que In valltc de Ia Louisiana
est plus tIcarir encore que la valice
grecque de Tempe.
QUAINT All mlcl. il est plus douX
que celni de l'lIybla, dc l'Hymette
on dc rIha.
Do0a1dsonriUe.-Ccst une vile
uartl>teS.
On y est vivant, l,ospitalicr ct
,ioyeuX.
Ponrquoi non. ct h m~tlancolie
est ellie ure bonnie chose?
Ell puts la musique, file au cie1
ct Sour dc la poGsie, est Ia mere de
la civiliSHtion.
Or. aujourd'hni ct demnin. c'est
fute musicale il DonallsonNillc.
La fanfare independence de Do
jacksonville groupt pour la trte
les t,ntartS de In Nouvcllc- Orleans.
de paincourtville, de Pi~attouville,
de Baton Rouge ct lie Thibodcauy.
Sonncz, clairUns!
S"nntz. t%romprttcs
Mais il n'y IL pas de fuirc.
Vcnfe.-La belle ct bonnie habita.
ton de Kich Hend, dams notrc pt,
rols>r. mrsurant qGclque chose COM
IN miller d'"uprntS deScellrnte ter.
le. Sest vclluue s;mcni .lermier pour
fin>ignitiantr solnmc dc SloJOO,
Ce qui n'rmpechc point NJ. Sem,
mes, lc detenseur dc la drttc dc
lEta' i la Convention dc In Nonvcl
le-Orleans ct l'avocat DIES bondlnlh.
crS. de pnrlrr tres haut DIES riches.
SEES dc lEtal.
Qnanl Ia tcIrc Sc dome. CONNIE
ellie Sc uonmt en- &c moment, cSt-cr
done IN slSle de prospcritc genera.
IL 1T enyiablr
GoptiNn. en- st. Jac.
qneS s'embcllit aSSuutmrnt.
Et 'e magasin de ce nom SEES;
orl'e dune ma.nitiquc ensri.ne.
QUAINT an c'oclrr &c la willie. on
mieIN tie st. Michel. il sortira hirn.
tot dies mains DIES ouvrierS dams
toutr la hardieS>c TT loutc ltlcgall.
&C gnl CONVENIENT clorllrrS.
Et vou> sitez en- ontre que les
monuments. les c,lifictS ct les mai.
sons ~rlrgAntes ne man1uent point
Il GENTLY.
Nous avonS lie college. lie Convent.
st. Michel tgliSc. ST. Michel ecolc.
le pre>byttre, Ia Mai>on dc Conr. la
belle residence dc NJ. L. p. pochc.
etc.
1T denx briqueterirs
Et ucuN SageS.temmeS
ii y aurait injustice il ne point
incorporcr GENTLY Ell st. Jacques.
.nOUIns.-N. Wilhnrt fills. l'aneut
dies mOnllns il sclp Piaullclninc ct
Jefferson. de 4. Wllhert, Plaque.
mime. est vrnu 1airc uilr plomcna.
de ct uilc visite dams no,rc paroissc.
Les monlinS de son pcrr. nous a.
TIL dit, ont qnclquc pen chomc par
tnal,lue u5cau. mails ponlront. SONS
peu iournir il st. Jacques. st. Jean
Baptiste, ct il fAscension de quot
collstrnlle force suclcries, maisons,
residences, eglises. etc.
Et les plix DIES moulins Wilbcrt
Sont fort raisonnables.
Mm1rs, lie jeudi % jni,,, u rt.lisc
st. Pierre, paroissn st. jean Baptis.
to. Mr.. y. +. Houecre ct Mile. Pau.
line Gehelin.
L." Louisianais. qui maudit Sos
vielllc> .jambcs ct ma pu assi>trr i
In crrcmonie. envoie SEES Fluctuations
ct e Souhaits aux lcnX charmant>
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ICI EFT AIIIEURS.

Iures.-C'est juste, ct la loi est
fort bonnie.
Disons done que Ia Convention a
fait son devoir en- fixant lie maxi
mum DIES taxes d'Etat a 5 pour mil
lie ct ce!ui DIES taxes de la Nouvelle-
Orleans il 10 pour mile.
Mails ce nest la qu'une demi so
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vent dies pays sains, qui ont lie sang
richie. don't les joues sont roses 1T
franchises. ct pour qui lie diabolique
poison q DIES preferences marques
ct cvuelles !
j. GENTII..
"a C0ntiHucr.)
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Dtcfl'i' 'c 10 jain 1879, Il l'age de
. ans ct 9 mois, dams Ia parois,c ST.
Charles. MARIE LOUISE. file de J. l..
TRUDEAU ct d'EMILiE DlcHAHHY.
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FLllL.I.i:TON

:. y Z ~ l1 ~ e - .
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Dcrnicrcs Nouyelles.

"a continuer.) J
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Louisidne.-La Convention con.
tinue son 9nvre. Ellie men a pas
encore flu avec la dette de lEtat
ct semble avoir peur du monstrc.
On compr0mettya. scion l'habitude
Mails il parait que appropriation
conventionnelle est epuiSce ct que
les $4,000 ont pris fin. II ne rcste
plus aux constituents qua servir
leur patrie pour l'honneur. Car on
he peut &c s6parer sans avoir ache
We !1Huvre, ct or ne doit pas laisser
une Constitution sur lie meter. &c
scrait Ia humiliation profonde ct
disgrace sans nom pour III Loui-
siane. Mails n Rnvre capitale
CONNIE une Constitution ne Sc bacle
pas en- deuX mois.-C'est hier, Ven
dreai, qn'on Il entame lie rapport
du comite sur les franchises electo.
rales. La discussion sera vive.
, 1879-04-17
Advanced Ply sicialls.

Many OF the more advanced physicians
having found DR.. Pierce's Family MctIi-
cines prompt and sure, prescribe them
regularly in their practice.
TwINvILLE, Ten. May 2StlI, 1877.
DIR. X. V. PIERCE, Buffalo. n. y:
Dear Sir-For long time / suffered
with cstarrh. fiually called in DR.
Zachary OF this place. He furnished me
with your nasal Douche. Sage's Catar h
Remedy, ard your Golden M.rlical Dis
uovery. These remedies speedily effected
an entire cure.
Yours truly, JOHN ). CHAMLEss.
, 1879-04-17
Portland Market.

Wheat-$l 6jgl Gle for average.
Potatocs. Iuotabe ut $l2OGl % per 100
b>. IA To description and Ina,itv.
Oats feed YER crutal. 81 2SGl 20.
Bacon, Stiles 0gl0c: hauls l04l2.
Lard. ill kegs none; new in tins. lie.
Butter, wrqun!c choice dairy ii 80 20
81 rts; good fresh rol. 27g30r; ordinary.
l5GlS. whether brine or solid; commolI
l2Gljr; market steady; California fresh
rot. 3SG40.
Poultry. chickens young 1893 90 per
do2; old. So 1904 so.
Hogs. Dressed cts; on foot cts.
Beet. live weight 2l4s314ictS for choice.
sheep live weight 23493 cts.
Hides. QuutHbe ut II cts tor all over IL
tb-. or-thirl off for under that, also one
third off for cu,ls. .,..
raI"w. qu"table Al G9ila
Hay. timothy baIrd, unying at $llgl3
per ton.
, 1879-04-17
FROM PORT DISCOVERY.
April 1879.

April IA, 1917.
EDITOR ARGUs:-The War Hawk,
Capt. Sullivan, arrived OH the 9th. in tow
of the tug Tacoma, being af''cultus pot
latch'' on the part OF the captain OF the
Tacoma. The favor is very much apprecl-
ated
The Glover returned from Guemas ISL
and in tow of the tug Mastick last Satur-
day, having been over there taking on a
part Of cargo Of piles. She will finish
her cargo here with piles and lumber.
The mill started up on Saturday and
commenced running OIL full time this
morning. Everything works splendidly
after being thoroughly overhauled.
Not to be Outdone. Mr.. j. +. Pugh has
been having his front yard fixed up in
the most approved style and when the
flowers have grown up and are in bloom
it will be just splendid and present quite
a ''cityfied" appearance.
The county surveyor and party were
over here last week and surveyed Cit u
location for road from the head of the
bay down TO the Clallam county liue. 1t
is to be hoped that at the next meeting of
the county commissioners the location
will be accepted. Now AND THEN.
, 1879-04-17
MARKET REPORT.

Legal tenders in Portland-buying 907s,
selling at par.
Silver coin in Portland-the banks quote
1892 per cent. discount.
Coin Exchange Oh New York. per
cent. premium.
Coin exchange Oh San Francisco, par to
81 per cent. premium.
Currency exchange on New York, per
cent premium.
lelegraphic transfers on New York,
per cent. premium.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l5,-Wheat dull,
best quoted at 81 20. New York market
strong.
Barley-Fecd selling at S9laGoO Of
fered.
Flour--Good supertine sold at So 90 4
CHICAGO. Feb. l4.--Wheat 903s bid foI
Marcl, delivery.
, 1879-04-17
Shipping Intelligence.

PORT TOWNSEND.
April IA, Arrived, schr Reporter from
S. F., for Seattle.
16, Bk Harvest from S. F., for
Seattle.
16, Bktne w. H. Gawley, from
S. f. Tor Port Madison.
TACOMA.
April Is, Sailed Ship Shirley, for
San Francisco.
PORT BLAKELEY.
April Is, Sailed Schr Courser, for
San Francisco.
SEATTLE.
April II, Arrived, Ship Yosemite,
from S. F.
16, Sailed Ship Two Brothers,
for S. F.
sEABECK.
April Is, Sailed, Blk Cassandrr Ad.
ans, for S. f.
PORT MADISON.
April IL, Arrived, Bk North West
from San Francisco.
IL, Blk Lihu from Honolulu.
16, Sailed Bk Vdette and Blk
Oakland, for S. F.
PORT GAMBLE.
April 1lth, Sailed, Blk Roswell
Sprague, for S. F.
16, Sailed Blk Emerald for S. F.
s-mznuznzxznzzzmsssunzaa
, 1879-04-17

The steamer City OF Chester, P. Mackie
Chaplain. sailed from San Francisco April
10. 1879, at neon. having on board ~ pas.
sengers. SO pkgs mail, 34l3 pkgs mdse.-
300 tons. Passengers Tor the Sound; Miss
Kate Nagle, Geo. 4. McGinnis, James
Manner, w I Elliott, A W Widman, W
~ Raw, Hon. o. Jacobs, VIM Roberts,
G y Chatterton. w Z Chatterton, j X
Scott. j II Carpenter, Frank Loring,
Miss w W Watson, David Morris, VIM
Alexander. Geo Young, John Convey and
wife, Miss NJ II Stewart, J J Frazer
Chas McGowan. j + Burns, Orrin Merrin
Waldo DunniDg and Chinaman.
, 1879-04-17

SENATOR Hopkins died lately in
New York State. He was member
ol the State Seuats, a man OF wealth
and influence, and when he was com
lortably buried they had trouble to
hunt up his heirs. Bat they found
his father in the poor house. They
wouldn't have found him, only a
Young man claimed, under will,
$4,000, who was no blood relation,
and it became necessary to make all
points count, and by these means
the old man was dragged out Of his
comfortable retreat, in which he
probably enjoyed complete rest from
all sIavish toll and worldly ambition.
Mr.. Bartlett has received anoIh r
~" Soous' ss ESQ t3I. VI sues
, 1879-04-17

LIZ" The National Gold Medal wa~
awarded to Bradley Il Rulolson for the
best Photographs in the United States, aud
the Vienna Medal for the hst in lIe world
429 Montgomery street. san Francisco
, 1879-04-17

Surveys on the n. P. II. Il. will
begin on the lst of May. Two par
ties will be organized, and the road
ocated from Snake River to Spo-
kane Falls.
, 1879-04-17

The first number of new paper,
to be called the "North Pacific Ru-
raj Press" will be issued at Port
land on the got h inst, under the 3D.
itorial control of w. w. Baker.
, 1879-04-17

REMEMBER that there will be an
open Temperance meeting in Good
Templar Hall, on Tuesday evening
next. The usual style of programme
will I've followed, and all are invited,
, 1879-04-17
LOCAL NOTICES..

GO to Waterman Il Katz for the best
arpets. at reasonable prices,
ig- Two tiIst-cass sewing machines.
a Wilson anda Singer, NEW, for sale
Apply at the ARGUS office.
, 1879-04-17

MEATS and brsadstuifs are still
going up in price throughout Eng,
land. Let our farmers look ready
for markets.
, 1879-04-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will be held in 81. Paul's church on
Sunday next at ii A. NJ. and p. NJ. SUNDAY
schoolat . p. NJ. Evening prayer ON Wednes-
day, at O'Clock. Litany on Friday morning,
at TO-
Regular services in tho Presbyterian Church
on sunday next, by Rev. JAS. ASnew, nts\or
sabbath School as usual.
Preaching next sunday in the 81. 4. Chrrch.
morning and evening, by Rev. 5. 4. starr,
pastor. sabbath school ut !:l5, y. Ms. \.
Starr, Supt. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at o'clock.
, 1879-04-17

A NEW steamer is now building
in Baltimore TO take the place of th'
"Shuhrick," as lighthouse tender.
, 1879-04-17

RUSSIA has sent circular to the
powers urging the fastening of the
work Of the various boundary COM
missions, above all tho one at work
on the limo Of the Balkans.
, 1879-04-17

The Olympia Transcript" man
has evidently been driven into a
corner from which there is no escape
by any amount of prevarication.
, 1879-04-17

Mr.. Holcomh has on hand a fine
lot Of states for school childrcn's
use.
, 1879-04-17

SEATTLE is exulting over the pros
pect of better times. Tenement
houses are in good demand there.
, 1879-04-17

IT is thought that Snohomish
county will produce fifty thousand
bushels of wheat this year.
, 1879-04-17

The opening Of tho Normal school
was postponed until next Monday,
Oh account Of sickaess.
, 1879-04-17
Local and News Items.

SPEAKER Randall proposes visiting
the Pacific Coast.
, 1879-04-17

Do not fail to read Mrs. Bennett S
advertisement this week.
, 1879-04-17

BnrrIsH Columbia wants to with.
draw from the Dominion of Canada
, 1879-04-17

A FINE assortment Of candies at
Holcomb's variety store.
, 1879-04-17

Jony E. Burns, formerly Of this
uIsce, is again on the Sound.
, 1879-04-17

n Hospital dues for two months prec ed
ing his application for admiss'on,is entitled
to Hospital relief.
Port Townsend Hospital.
The above institution having been rlaced
on permanent footing. Ms the United
states Hospital for Marine Patients on
Puget Sound, the proprietor takes pleasure
in announcing that no painS or cApense
will he spared in mnisterinp 10 the com
fort and convenience of priv rrrmticnts.
This is the largest General iTGspita mort h
of san Francisco, and l'y t,' tlic most con-
plete in equipment. II has n,n thorOraklv
lehtted and refurnished. Its general wards
have accommodations for about one linn
dred patients and are necuIirly adtIt, Il
Tor cases requiring the most careful titrt-
nlent and constant SUPERVISION - lin tied
expense. Those who desire them win he
furnished with private rooms, entirely
separate and distinct, al slight addition al
cost.
ca The attention OF Mill owners, and
those interested In shinpmR IL called 10
the fact that seNmen suffering from cont,-
eious diseases will he treated outside tle
Hospital without expense to'hc vessel
THOMAS L. MINOR. NJ. d,
26-tf MANAGING surgeon
, 1879-04-17

CHEW Jackson's best Navy Tobacco
, 1879-04-17
U. S. Marine Hospital.
PORT TOWNSEND. W. n.

ANY SICK SAILOR WHO HAS PAID
"A Hospital dues for two months prec ed
ing his application for admission,is entitled
to Hospital relief
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-07-02
NIGHT EXPRESS.

4
No change of cars between Savannah and
Jacksonville and Savannah and Albany,
= Sleeping cars run through to and from
Savannah and Albany.
Passengers from Savannah for Fernan-
dina, GAINESVILLE and Cedar Keys take this
train.
Passengers leaving Macon at 7.45 a. III.
daily except Sunday connect at Jesup
with this train for Florida.
Passengers from Florida by this train
connect at Jesup with train arriving in
Macon at 6.25 p. IN. daily except Sunday.
No change of cars between Montgomery
and Jacksonville.
Pullman Palace sleeping cars run through
10 ana from Savannah and Jacksonville
also through Sleepers between MontgOm-
cry, Ala and Jacksonville. Fla.
Connect at Albany with passenger trains,
Doth ways on Southwestern Railroad to
ana from Macon, Eufaula, Montgomery.
Mobile, New Orleans, etc.
Mail steamer leaves Brinbridge for APP
alachlcola every Monday at 900 a. M; for
COLUMBUS every Wednesday at 900 a. IN.
Close connection at Jacksonville daily
Sunday excepted) for Green Cove
Springs. ST. Augustine, Palatka, Enter
PRISE, and all landings on st. Johns river.
Trains on Il. and A. r. r. leave junction,
gong west, Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at lila Il. H., and for Brunswick Tues
DAY Thursday and Saturday at 4.4O y. IN.
Through Tickets sold and Sleeping Car
Berths secured at Bren's Ticket Office, No.
- Bull street, and at Atlantic and Gulf
Il. X. Passenger DpnOt
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-07-02
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RAILROAD.
Jacksonville, Pensacola,
AND
Mobile R. R.

OFFICE OF SUPP,
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Feb. ?, 70. I
On and after this date Passenger
Trains will run as follows: