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MonrrlnY Rrponr ron IANuAnY, 1870,
This gives u good report for January.
Respectfully,

j. l.. CARTER, II, o.
The Mayor named General Cabcll to I'll
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
General Goode from the Board Of Health.
On motion he was elected by unanimous
vote.
The Secretary read communication from
Comptroller Darden in regard to tho re-
demption OF Dallas city bonds.
The Committee on Public Buildings and
Markets made report which was adopted,
The report of the Trustees of the Fourth
Ward school on It's proposed removal, and
communication from Professor Giles, was
read and hid over until next meet
ing, and on motion II was
carried that tho trustees Of the fourth
ward school be instructed to move the same
at once away from tho house of ill-fame near
which 1t is at present located. The Mayor
said that no did think that the school should
be removed to give away to q house of ILL.,
fame. Aldermen Tillman. and Caldwell
took decidedly opposite view Of
the MISTER and wrangle ensued, in which
personalities were INDUCED in and which
created great deal Of confusion and nearly
two hours Of time were consumed in q war
of words. 1t was pronounced a most dis
graceful scene,
The Mayor and Alderman Caldwell
clashed on the subject, and to such IN extent
did the wordy war proceed that tho Mayor
fined him, first ten and then five dollars, for
persistent violation of the rules, whereupon
Alderman Caldwell appealed to the Council.
The Mayor then left the matter with the
Council, who, on a vote RENTED the fine,
when they began to transact some business.
Matters of minor Importance were passed
upon and the Council adjourned.
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One Of the chief attractions to visitors and
to patrons of hotel is genial, courteous and
prompt attention of those in charge. In this
connection, we take the highest pleasure in
bearing testimony of one Of the
most genial and courteous gentle
man anywhere to be found Behind q
hotel counter, to-wit: Colonel George W.
Hinson, of the Grand-Windsor hotel, who
since his advent into the city has made for
himself golden opinions from his host Of
friends.
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kueetHI Notice.

As we are DESTROYS to make change in
our business, will therefore offer for sale our
entire stock of dry goods, consisting ofsta.
Piles mostly, well-selected, bought cheap and
suitable to the wants of the trade. Also 0
fine, two,story, brick building, situated OF
the corner Of Commerce and johnson streets
the most convenient store in Eastern Texai
and the best stand In Mineola. For further
particulars address us at Mineola, WOOD
county, Texas. SopEKsoN d Bro.
ian2itf
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LOCAL JoTTINcs.
! slirht frenze this morning.

a. I.,,,,. =, ,ho T,v,u saoda we'll.
our oua'' !" ~. - a,
Sec notice 70 hn'gns vi ''oho' ~ ''
other column vi ''''' p"So "a. a..
Tine leadihg niercnm,e VI ,ns IVY '"'
their dinners ~ the Merchah's ho'o'
10000 valentines at Harris q Bettertons
next door to the postoffce, at one centto W
Tho City Marshal will soil hogs in the
pound Saturday at the foot Of Main street. al
Up. m. They are In good condiuoh'
No visitor should leave the city without
seeing the elegant Mathnshek upright
pianos at q. II. Edwards, 726 Main Street,
feb3 ut
n, tho NIGHT of the Odd Fellows ball,
Kont Tho famous restaurauter. will spread y
snnorh sumner at his dining saloon, 962 Main
strait pet' 'rr ~ T-
,,;oo s,,;nr sh;rt or mir Of drawers.
wear Longer and are more comfortable. Go
10 Clancsv,s and have them made to order
ana sane woney Tt
I'll ,,a ano oosortnent If
"A mrgo, ynr,cu' nSN Inv nnd oarn.
Vaiehn"es, noIo' , ovSJ', ~ I,vi, e. Ajdridgas
enc ShM' ar ' 70 :. ~ to rodrcsd priccs >
wa Aa"'i '''o'' a.. a,.a, no.,o,
Just onerohiy one e.an,oa oam oo Nth NTH
rant whero lau,us a'iu sp harDroon d;ficuIties
ont BENG ahno .yy ~ po,,aou;oo All Main
10 70 the Ola rohapi' A''i'o'''V' tf
street. IN WI, f...t
ALI persons wishing rooms separ separate , anu
board as they please AZ inc T De. i;, ,I
teurant during the i; w: ;. soss'on' o"t &c "
accommodated Woli NAN sfoe.' "
Parties who contemplate taking trip
would save money by calling on Manget y
Rice ticket agents. in the St George hotel.
They will sell you tickets for less money than
can be had from any railroad depot Ihey
are reliable.
---Captain ]. L. Neel and his lady, re.
siding at number 10 Sycamore street, cele-
brate their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
with silver wedding on the evening OF the
9th. Ceremony Mt 8 o'clock. May they
live to celebrate golden one.
"A rr;vate letter from Colonel DIN Well
born state, tbat he Ia endeayoring to have all
onr stresms stocked with fine Ash. He thinks
MAJ Ma WI d;s,anoa from, railroads. He will
do all he can, however, to have every stream
in his district we'll supplied.
Jthas beeu thought to be the most proper
n,an for the odd Fellows grand ball man
a~a m to adout the semi.iesp year plan, as
many Of our visitors are very timid and a
vraafsr norton Of them strangers. This
shonId aspeciallv apply to the Young ladies
81 th;s c;ty
80 .ho Corr,,, co,,rt bav.
-. r.sS n The HERALD Yesterday morn.
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TheOld Name.
Communicated

For thirty years have been reader Of
THE DALLAS HERALD, and was annoyed, to
use mild term, when its name was changed
10 that of "HERALD AND COMMERCIAL"
Now, that you, Messrs. Publishers and Edi-
tors. have returned to the old, old name, en-
deared to all old.citizens in North Texas. |
congratulate you. One name, when honorable,
is enough. Here is a hurrsh for TnE HER
AIN. OLD RESIDENT.
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Neatly pressed.

A gentleman, even an Odd Fellow, is not
well dressed unless he has nice-ftting shirt.
Mr.. 9. H. Clancy can furnish a superior
shirt, neat-ftting, in short space of time. ,His
shirts are handmade. Strangers should'ca
on him and leave their order. tt
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tn, Crande.t Masqusr.ic Eyer Been In Dallas.

The urandest masquerade Ever seen W DaiiAH'
The singing society "IFrohsinn" Intends To
give Masquerade ball in the Turner hall on
the 2lst of February which will compete with
any affair Of that kind given In New York,
st. Louis or other large cities In the United
States. The amusements will consist Of the
most comcal theatrical singing pieces. The
programme will DO published In due time
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Private and transient Boarding

Can be had at Mrs. NJ. 4. Warren's, corner
Ross avenue aud Lamar street. Table
boarders solicited. Her fare recommends
itself 1t is one Of the best private boarding
houses in the city. Furnished or unfinished
rooms. 9-2w
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At Kent's hotel, 800 Main street, an ele-
giant supper will be spread on the night of
the Odd-Fellow's ball, Thursday, February
9th. All who know Kent are well aware that
this will be no halfway affair. The table
will be spread with all the delicacies that art
can provide, and second to none in Dallas.
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We will be pleased to furnish visiting
merchants figures on the above celebrated
brand and other brands of flour, delivered at
their respective points, and think we can
make it to their interest to call and see be-
fore leaving the city. McENNIs Is KEAoH,
Wholesale agents, 705 Elm street.
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Fifty bushels of Virginia and Long John
seed field corn to arrive in few days. Took
FIRST premium at st. Louis fair, 1879. For
sale exclusively by J. f. JENKINS,
feb4tf GIG Elm street.
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To witpess clearing out sales in millinery
cloaks, ladies' suits, fancy goods and human
hair for ten days, below cost, at Lady's New
Bazaar, 706 Elm street. Ladies' hair dressing {
speciality. MRS. n. BAuMAN,
feb1.wlwk Manager.
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Ladies' yisitinK Dallas.

Call at A. A. Parsons Ladies' Clothing
Store, for cloals at $3.50, So, 81, SIS, So
81, SIS, $40, S15 S25. Ready made dresses
Sc. SIS, $40, Sl2, S15, $40. st
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The st. Charles Hotel has been renovated,
reftted, and is now kept by Mrs. A. V.
Spivy as flrst-class boarding-house. Rates,
board and lodging per week. So; day board,
S4; board per day, 81 to 81 30. Nice we'll
furnished rooms for families; also rooms TO
rent. W. fH
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A man died of liver complaint One
dollars worth of "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
would have saved his life.
For sale by w. Ii. Howell u Bro.
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The city,s guests now visiting Dallas dur
inc the session Of the Grand lodge, !. u. OFF,,
meak intbe highest terms Of Loeb's fine restali-
amt. lust below st. Georges hotel. Those
seutleman accompanied BY their ladies es'
necially recommend 1t
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This piece was performed last evening
Craddock's 0pen-house 10 small audlelas
II Is A melo,dIeam containing thrilling Incl
dents throughout, aud wssplaysd with tslen'
bio oearndr Tho plot . ont. OF eontidelaOls
interest and Ia we'll sustained In al US para
il will be run during the present week ~
the entertainment Of our visitors md CIV
iyoDs
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Wholesale and retail dealer in foreign an,
domestic fruits and all kinds Of nuts, etc
Opposite express Office, Dallas, Texas.
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Z Gasoline stoves. Just the thing for hotels.
restaurants and saloons. SHIELDS & You've.
Main Street.
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"Dost love nectar fit for the gods 7"
al dostw
"Then on to Loeb's."
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Highest prices paid for jury scrip and
United States scrip, by RICHARD Com,
II 6011 Main street.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w -. l.. THOMPSON ms o candidate for
the once Of Assessor and Collector Election
April 0, 1880.
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Fine lot Of shell oysters for Grand Lodge
L o. 0. +. week ct Delmonico restaurant,
Gil Main street. "
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uLEoTIoN NOTICES.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W, ". MORTON, as n candidate for
recollection 10 the onlce Of City Marshal Elec-
ton April o, 1850,
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-Hyou wish good substantial boarding
go to the Boss restaurant, corner of Main an66
Martin streets.
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Orders from distance for any kind of
seeds will be promptly filed by writing to
j. Il. JENKINS, Scotsman,
fah4tf GIG Elm street
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The purest beer in the United States i
Conrad's Budweiser.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w &c, B0GEL, No candidate for re.elec'
tion to the office OF City Assessor and Col
lectOr
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Attention. Forresiers.

A called meeting for work, this evening at
half-past seven o'clock. Re promptly on
hand.
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Arrivals up to X O'Clock last even
ing:
WE Hughes. city;J A Wilson, Chicago; j
G Robertson, Sherman John 5 Moore,
Waco; Chss G Plorn, Austin; B @ Wells.
ditto; 0 A Waissen, city; d r Williams, St
Louis; + B Allen, Wills Point; Hsrry Leslie,
New York; w G Hightower, Bonham; J A
Duncan, ditto; Burton, ditto; j M Smith,
ditto; Brumlstte, Honey Grove; VIM Nc
Millen, Bonham; j w Moore and wife, Plano;
Chss Fred Tucker, city; VIM Snerer, do; j
+ Thompson, do; d S Lane, st Louis; John
w Floore, Tyler; Mrs Brown, Colorado; M
Lynx, st Loris; John Pearson, st Louis; G
L Beeman, do; NJ H Dunn, New York; d
Goodlander, Rockford; d II Morrow, city; ]
Il Powell, T &P RI; ] Q Cssim, do; Ed
Lehman, city; Judge j M Thurmond, do; w
B Gregg, Denton; Fl Nichols, Marshall;
Jacob Foster, do; Dave Rattray, Nstchez;
W.T. Hance, Lancaster; G M Lyon, do; M
L Love, Mexia; j w Butts, New York; B
Ollendorf, do; Abe Swartz. jr, Corsicana; r
I Sojourner, New York; L A Boswell St
Louis; Franklin, do; n j Nash, Waxa-
hachie; Albert Langley, do; Bookhart, do;
4 P Eldridge, Galveston; s Marriott, do;
Q II Hanror, Kosse: j L Ammons, Brcn-
ham, John w Bushcr, Weatherford; H c
Elliott st Louis A Il voorhees,, Memphis /;
G S Townley, New York J G Bayne, Green
vile; w R jennings, Marshall; John 0
Moninser, city.
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Pictures (Chromos, steel Engraving
ehieias 4 Ma aSuns and L!ithosraphs,, picture
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Rhubsrb roots, dubious roots, and large
shipment of new seeds just received by
j. +. JENKINS,
fabltf GIG Elm street.
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JUSTICE AGAIN.
1t will afford the consumers of the
ORIGINAL BUDWEISER BEER

ORIGINAL BUDWEISER BEER
and the public in general, pleasure to learn
that the Judgment in the case orc. Conrad Il
Co. VS.. the Jas. Uhrig Brewing company for
initiating trademarks has been confirmed by
the Court of Appeals of st. Louis, Febru'
airy 80.
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Cycr0ue FIOur.

Budweiser beer is the favorite beer Of tn,
North, East and the far West.
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New varieties of sweet and Irish seed po-
tatoes Just received by j. +. JENKINS,
feb4tf GIG Elm street.
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clasped her to my heart, my own;
My ecstacy no tongue could speak
That moment I'd have scorned throne,
When in my ear,
My love, my dear,
Said, ITO Loebs new restaurant and eat.
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Beer-drinkers proclaim Budweiser an ex-
cellent beverage.
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Loebs restaurant is clean and his edibles
good.
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!. o, o. r.
Knephy & Son,
GA Main street,
have splendid
assortment Of
Badges,
Emblems
Z and Pins
of the order.
Many New Designs.
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Soal Oil, Non-explosive Eupion oil.
snieids foungf Gasoline and Gasoline
Main st. stoves.
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window Glass, (For window sash, store
Shields a Young doors, hot bed and pie
Main 1t. ltures.
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, s5Rspsir for Atlas Engines can be had .
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Auialpackage of "BLACK.DRAUGhTn
free o. charge at
For sale by Hoyt & Coffin.
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febltf

window glass ct Shields & YOung's Main
street.
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An Ei.gant Preparation,

Designed to meet the public want Tor =
harmless hair dressing and restorative, y
found In Parker's Hair Balsam, " aetl
like magic, commencing nj the very roots
removes dandruif and MI humors from The
scalp, and never falls 10 restore gray or faded
hair TO ia original youthful col and beauty
Falling hair Is Immediately checked by its.
use, and Il produces n growth of beautiful
Young hair soft, glossy and luSuriant, thai
surprises every one. These properties, add
ed TO lis exquisite perfume and purity of
composition, render IL tho growing iayorib
of the toilet table everywhere. Sold In larg
bottles at only 80 cents and 81 by all first
class druggists. 2eowlillaprl
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Ask for Conrad's Budweiser at your gro
GERS.
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Stop using Calomel and try "BLACK-
DRkUGHT" for liver diseases.
For sale by Hoyt & Coffin.
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T. l.. MARSALlS,

nAILAs TENA
nsnspecal Inducements 20 dealers
White koss Flour, rulhf,
Kitehen Queen Flour, Molahses,
Alden Fruit Vinegar Conee,
Bacon, Lard 4 halus, Teas,
Canned Goods, rpooh hHh sro"u"
Agent for
sCHULTZ 4 CO., XANEhVlLLt, ONO
CELEBRATED SOAPS
One oar.load lust received, and offered To th'
tradeh al low figures,
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Take "BLACk-DRAuGHT" and yoa
will never be bilious.
For sale by Williams e Toliver.
, 1880-05-17
PUBLIC NOTICE,

To all persons claiming the said vessel, her
tackle, apparel and furniture, or in any man.
ner interested therein, that they be and appear
before The said Court to be held at the City of
Seattle, In said District, on the
First Monday Of June nert,
The same being the Seyenth Day of said Month,
at Ten o'clock, in the forenoon of the same
day, then and there to inIerpose their claims
and make thtir allegations in that behalf
Dated the 18th day of April. A. d. 1880.
CHARLES HOPKINS,
U. $. Marshal.
By L. V. WyCKOFF,
Deputy U. s. Marshal
e, D. EMERY for Lbellant. 224w
, 1880-05-17

also of English origin, and has but little
sympathy with anything Irish. The
Earl Of Anneslee has an estate of 50,277
acres, ot All annual value of $l45, 5,O0O.-
The family came from England. The
Earl Of Erne Scotch family named Crri-
ghten) owns 40 365 acres: annual value
$4,000. The Duke "f Abercorn Ham
ilton, OF Scotch "rigin) is owner oi 63,-
557 acres, Ot nn'Mnnual value of $50, 600
The Marquis of Londonderry, whose son,
Lord Gus, lereigh (nol favored name in
IrrIahd), sits IN the House OF Lords,
pwns q ,416 acres, thr annual value ot
which Is $lo5.0JO. Viscount Citizens
esta.e comprises 35,2s8 acres, and it,
annual value Is SIO3,UOO The family
mamie in England WAS Agar. Lord Earns
ham, whose ancestors were Scolch and
who ranks as an hereditary blsot, o~hs
9,445 acres, OF an annual value OF $1U5,
QUO. The Shirley estate, owned hy anscn
tees, contains rs, ,::S6 acres, and It's annual
value Is over 100000. Sir john Les l.
OWNS 49,OS3 acres, annual value $lO0, 900.
Tns FAM y Is desctIiued from ii Scotch
Bishop, who got Il good place i'll Ire
land in 1913. Ii would ne easy to lnake
the list much longer, Tut the figures aI-
ready presented are sufficient TO show
how giIevous.y Ireland Is bur.iened Ly
the landlord system. Having begun with
IL quotation from MI. Bright, We ma,
end with another: The owners do no,
live IN Dublin or in Ireland Many o.
them live III tins cou.try, and spend their
Incomes, 1t may Dc, III London; other,
III another country-the, spend their III
COMES in Paris But they are ausrntees,
anu need not tell you that the rents
follow the owners. Ii the owncIs are III
LoniOn or England tie rents come lU
London or England; and Ii IN PARIS, the
rents go to Paris; and thus Ireland pays
an actual trlbu.e Oi several millions n
Year oI the prouuce II Its soil TO ownvrs
who fulfill no portion OF the duties o,
owners, and VINO indulge III none uI tiIat
expenditure on the spot where tue wealth
is created which would end to Increase
the industry ot the neighnorhood, ami
to atf"rd employment and living TO the
people.-Buston Pilot.
, 1880-05-17
The Oregon style

To show our readers how Oregon edit
ors keep up their reputation tor elegant
invcc,ivr. We copy the following playful
remarks of the Oregenian upon cotem-
porary, who had repeatedly charged tha.
the editor of the Oregonian had escaped
the penit.ntiary Though party influence
If the Oregonian had space to waste
or the chef oi the race OF pusillanimous
scrubs, on an infinitely little, contempti>
bic and bunoling liar. on a companion
and assistant OF thirv' who have l"bmd
the State. IN IA rascal " hO has been pub
licly whipped for his scurrility, VIII" has
been set in the plllory for his crimes by
legislative committee of his own party.
and who owes it t" the laws imprrtec>
ti"ns and delay that he is not in the pen
itentiary, on an ignorant, c"nceited and
scurrilous imbccilr ot journalism, VIII" is
held in contempt tor ms currish malice
and yet AS Il piiiiul n"nrnlity wherever
he is known, 1t would give the little
thirving expert the attention he seems to
desire But since 1t has busim IS nt real
Importance, II can only occasionally al
Jude to him when it is necessary to point
moral or draw an Illustration trom the
lower levels of constitutional dishonesty
and littleneSs of character"
If the two leading Journals Of Oregon
are entitled to credence, there IS no es-
Gaping the conclusion that the editors of
the same are bad lot, and that the PEN
i,entiary is defrauici while they are at
large What pity it is that the Orego>
nian has not more space to spare to this
interesting subject.
, 1880-05-17
In Admiralty.
In the District Court OF the Third Judic
al District OF Washington Territory,
holding terms al Seatle.-No. 2435.

WHEREAS Libel has been filed in the
District Court for the Third Judicial District
of Washington Territory, holding terms ut
Seattle, in King county, on the 10th day of
April, in the year of Our Lord One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Eighty, by James kirch,
late Mariner and Engineer on board the
steamer "Chelaii>," whereof James Brannan
now is or late was Master, against the said
steamer or vessel 'Chehai>," her tackle, APP
parel and furniture alleging in substance that
on the twelfth day of June last past he shipped
on board the said vessel. and continued in
said service, and in and upon the waters of
Puget sou d. Admiralty Inlet and the rails
OF san Juan de Fuca and their tribuI, ries for
the period of Eight months aud Twenty eight
days that here is now due to Libelant for
his wage, over and above all payments and
Hospital due, the sum of torty-tour dollars
and SiNty-siX cents, and praying process
again st the said vessel, her tackle, apparel and
furniture, and that the same may be condemn
ed and sold to pay the >aid wage. with costs:
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the Moni-
ton and Attachment undgr the seal of the
said Court and to me directed aud delivered,
! do hereby give
PUBLIC NOTICE.
| o all persons claiming said vessel her tackle
apparel and furni, ,ure, or III any manner inter-
ested therein, that they be ana appear before
the said ourt, to be held at tue City of Seat
tie. in said District, on
Monday the It'll doy Of June, a d. 1880.
at ten O'Clock in TIE forenoon of the same
day, then and there to interp..se their claims
ami make their allegations i'll that behalf
Da,ed this 2lst day OF April, A. u, ISS0.
CHARLES HOPKINS,
u. s. Marshal.
BY L. V, WYCKOFF,
ID putty L S. Marshal.
G. d. EMERY, Proctois for Libeilant. 23-2w
, 1880-05-17
Napoleon 10 his Father.

A curious letter, said to have been
written 10y Napoleon to his father when
the future Emperor was mere child
aid a pupil at the Military School at
Brienne, has just been published in
France. 1t is dated April 5, 1881, and
runs thus: Father, il you or my pro-
tectors can not afford me the means of
living more hsnorably in this house, bring
me back home Mt once | am tired of
prec'siming my Indulgence, and Of seeing
the sneers of insolept scholars whom
nothing but their fortune elevstes above