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fANf- Location OF PRINCIPAL place oil
business. Be /. Francisco. o n ornis.
Location Of works, firy!nis Mining District,
Notice - hereby given, that d Q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held on the seventeenth
day o. hovemoer. 1879, An a.sessmsn mo. ~
OF Ten (t0l Cent? per share wss levied
upon the capita. stoct Of the corporation, pe,.
able Immediately. In United ststes gold coin,
70 the secretary. at the once Of the COMPANY.
Room IL. No 2us Bush street t~0vsmoYolitan
Hots.l. san francesca, usli ornis.
Any stock upon which this sssessmsut ehali
remain unpaid on the tw -nty second day o
Dec.moer 1878. viii DO delinquent, and adver
Used Tor ssls ~ public auction. and unless pay.
msnt 70 made before. will be sold on FRIuAY.
ne ninth DAY OF January. 1881, 70 pay toe
oelnquent assessment, together with oosts
advertising and expenses OF sale.
b vrder OF the Board OF Directors.
D. L. tn mas. secretary.
Omoe-Rocm II, No. 3US Bush ptrest 90 Iamo.
poiitan HOTEL, Ban Francisco, California.
REMOVAL.
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ono. removed . BOOM is. No. 10 Lslds.dort
street, Ban Francisco, California.
% a o0LBURN. Secretary.
, 1880-07-30

CAPT. LAWSON RELIEVED The
"Oregonian" says. "Capt. Stockman
Forney of the United States Coast
and Geodetic survey, arrived here
from the East on Thursday evening
on his way to Puget Sound, whore
he will relieve Capt. Lawson. The
work laid out will employ him prob.
ably two or three years" We cheer
fully endorse the following kind
words on tho above subject, taken
from the Seattle "Intelligencer::"
"If the foregoing means that Capt.
Lawson is to be discharged from the
service, or removed to another field,
his friends on the Sound vii be
deeply grisvsd. The Captain has
been operating, on the schooner
Fauntleroy, from Cape Flattery to
Tumwater during the past thirteen
or fourteen years, and has ever been
regarded q most useful and honora-
bic man. He has made bis homo in
Olympia, no citizen of which is held
in higher repute than he. If Capt.
Lawson is to be removed to another
field, We trust that 1t will be to one Of
greater trust and responsibility, to
one of his liking, and to ono where
the service and the country will re.
ceive the largest measure of benefit
from his"
, 1880-07-30

viii sell SIGHT EXCHANGE on
SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND, and
on all parts of the UNITED STATES
and ENGLAND, In sums to suit.
Cfiice under new Cussom House Build.
ing, Pors Townsend, wash. Terr.
san Francisco OHIces III & sS Rsttery
street.
, 1880-07-30
A Fine Thing for the Teeth.

Fragrant SOZOD0NT Is q composition
Of the purest aud choicest ingredients Of
the Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every
ingredient Is well known to have o benc-
ficial effect on the teeth and gums. Its
embalming or antiSeptic property and ar
Omatic fragrance makes 1t toilet Injury.
SOZQDONr removes all disagreeable
edOrs from the breath caused by Catairh,
bad teeth. &c. 1t Is entirely free from
the irju 'ious and acrid properties oi tooth
p1 strs and powders which destroy the en-
amel. One bottle will last six months.
, 1880-07-30
Notice..

SEALED PROPOSALS, for the main
tenance OF the County Poor fOf jefferson
County, w. T., will be received. by TIE
County Commissioners of said county, at
lhe Auditors office at Port Townsend,
nhtil O'Clock p. NJ, August I'd. 1850.
oald proposals to be for one year, COM
aiehcing September lst, 1850. Said pro-
posals to include board, logging. medi-
eines, medical attendance, nursing, cloth
ing. and all other expenses incidental
thereto.
BY order OF the Board Of County Com
nissioners Of Jefferson County, W.
JAS. SEAvEY, County Auditor.
, 1880-07-30
Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the
columns OF newspapers and by your drug
gist to use something for your dyspepsia
and liver complaint that you know moth
ing about and you get discouraged spend
lug money with but little success. Now
to give you satisfactory proof that GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER will cure you of dyspep-
sia and liver complaint with all its effects
such rs sour stomach, sick headache. In
bitual cOstiveness, palpitatiOn OF tine heart
heartburn, waterbrash, fullness at the pit
Of the stomach yellow skin, coated tongue,
indigestion, swimming Of the head, low
spirits, etc., we ask yOu to 90 10 your
druggist and get a sample bottle GREEN s
AUGUST FLOWER Tor 10 cents and try IT,
or u regular size for IS cents. Two doses
will relieve you.
, 1880-07-30
Notice to Taxpayers.

The Assessor OF Jefferson County. w.
l., having filed In the Auditors Office the
asses Inlent roll for the year 1850. the slime
is open for examination, and nll persons
interested are notified that the Bo,.rl of
Cnnnty Commissioners Of said cour ~ will
holti 4 session for the equalization Of as
sessment9, and the correction OF the as
%ssnicnt roll; which session will COM
hle' ee OF the 9f day OF August, 1880, ana.
ont nue until such bnsin' is completed.
JAS. SEAVEY,
County Auditor.
, 1880-07-30
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will be held in st. Paul's church on
Sunday next at ii A. NJ. and p. N. Sunday
day. At o'clock. Litany on Friday morning,
at 10.
Preaching next Sunday In tho M. Il. Church
morning and evening, by Rev. w. I. Cosper,
pastor. Sabbath school at 2:l5 p. Nm D.
Hill, Supt. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at o'clock.
, 1880-07-30
H Mr. Korter has mada

D Mr.. Korter has made a nice
improvementin his barber. shop. We
venture to say that be has q shop as
neatly fitted up as any on the Sound.
He has also fitted up q bathroom for
salt and fresh water baths. He has
done his best to have one of the fin
est shops, and is master of his pro.
fessiop.
, 1880-07-30
A CARD OF THANKS.

The father and friends of ALFRED
WAITE wish to thank his friends in
Port Townsend, especially tho Odd
Fellows and Masons Of that city, for
ali their kindness to him.
, 1880-07-30
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PORT TOWNSEND.
BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS.

l. lHE SIdWpSAAy SVusoh 40 Aoous
over.
ME-. Holcomb still displays some
choice varieties Of small fruits.
PRoF. Roberts gave social dance
last night, in the new Masonic Hall.
THE August meeting of the coun'
ty commissioners will commence
next Monday.
Mr.. Learned, our genial postmas-
ter, has just received new safe for
use in his Office.
%. THE "Carter Combination" tried,
bu. failed, to get an audience here
last Monday night.
We acknowledge q call this week
, from Mr.. Jas. McCurdy, of San
Juan; also from Mr.. G. A. Anderson,
Of Lopez.
JUDGE Kuhn Is expected home ev.
cry day. It is presumed that the
local Democratic kettle will begin to
simmer soon after he gets here.
HAD we been at home last week
some matters would have been dealt
with in a manner slightly different
from that in which they appeared.
REV. w. I. Cosper, of this city,
will 60 to Ch;macum to-day. He
will preach there on Sunday morn,
ing next, and hold service here in
the evening only.
NARRIED.-On the 2Sth inst, at
the residence of VIM. Black, in this
city, by Judge w. Fl. Fl. Learned,
Mr.. George White to Miss Jennie
Alye, both Of Jefferson county.
THE Mayor and City Council elect
for Port Townsend will hold their
first meeting next month. We be.
lieve the city government is in safe
hands, and we will lose no sleep in
consequence Of their selection.
We introduce to the attention Of
our readers in this issue. the adver.
tisement of blooded stock for sale,
by Mr.. e. B. Mastick, of Port Dis
oovery. Mr.. M. can be relied upon,
and those purchasing will get just
what the stock is represented to be.
A MERRY party of our townspeo--
pie west over to Scow Bay in the
little steamer Virginia, on Tuesday,
to gather wild blackberries. Among
them we noticed: DR.. N. d. Hill
and wife, lawyer Smith and family,
Rev. w. !. Cosper, wife and dadgh.
ter, and Mr.. Thos, Phillips and wife,
Mrs. Carleton, and others. A pleas.
ant time was had at the farm Of Mr..
and Mrs. Nicoll, although but few
wild berries were obtained.
Nor long since, some Chinamen
made raid on chicken lroost on
! the hill, but were only partially sue.
cessful. Some OF the boys in town
have, we regret to say, carried their
fun little too far also, by taking
gates off their hinges and letting
running stock into gardens. It is
only necessary to say that il this
thing is kept up somebody will get
attended to in summary manner,
We hope they will take warn
ing and bohave better in the future.
Innocent fun is all right but there is
limis beyond which it ceases to be
innocent.
WE learn that some OF our read
ers feel themselves to have been
sIigbtsd just little in recent com.
munication published in this paper,
relative TO the resources and devel.
opments of Jefferson county-espe
cially ip the matter of pioneer efforts
toward opening roads. In referring
, 1880-07-30
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

Auc pdEAohbIne ". 1Is AbyIor was
recently disabled in the Straits dur
ing gale.
THE new house on the steam tug
Mastick will, when completed, add
materially to her general appearance
as we'll as utility.
Mr.. w. 0. Bush, of Olympia, has
been appointed commissioner from
this Territory to the U. S. Interna.
tional Exhibition in 1888. v
THE father and friends of the late
Capt. Alfred Waite express their ap.
probation of attention shown him
by residents of Port Townsend. :.
AMONG the passengers on tho Dis.
patch this week, were Judge Swan,
of. Neah Bay, and Mrs. MoAlmond,
Mrs. Keef and Mrs. A. Weir, from
Dungeness.
THE schooner Granger, Capt. G.
w. Morse, Of Oak Harbor, cleared
at this port for Nanaimo, B. c., on
Wednesday. She will take q load
from Wildly Island.
FROM our exchanges we learn Of
the recent death of Hon. Edward A.
Turpin, a prominent citizen of Phil
sdelphia, Penn, and father of Mr..
P. Turpin, OF Olympia.
ONE Of Port Townsend's rising
youths, Mr. Chester Terry, Is purser
on the steamer Aida. "Chet," as be
is fsmiliarly called, is a steady and
Industrious young fellow and we
hope he will give satisfaction in his
new position.
THE Republican voters of Clalam
County are notified, through this
weeks ARGUS as to their time for
holding their primaries, and also the
time and place OF holding THAR
county convention. The notice will
be found on our title page.
THE schooner Teazer left our har.
Dor last Saturday, bound for . cruise
along the coast off Grsy's Harbor.
She is officered and manned by Capt
Harry McCrea, of the Puget Pilots,
and Mr.. E. G. Quinn, late of the
revenue marine service. Success to
the boys.
MR. Geo. Gooch and family, OF
Port Discovery, sold out recently
and started to England to visit that
gentleman's aged mother. A few
days after their departure, however,
news came OF the parents death.
The sad news was sent by telegram
to intercept the family at San Fran.
cisco.
Mr.. A. w. Engle, formerly of this
place, and law partner of Mr.. G. M.
Haller, has been visiting town this
week. He has for some time lived
at a Conner where he has attended
to the business Of the firm. Mr..
Engle is rising young man, and is
attended by the warmest wishes of
many friends. -i
Mr.. James Smith, Of this place,
has our thanks for box OF samples
Of the finest Strawberries, currants,
cherries, gooseberries and raspber
ries that we have seen this year.
They were indeed, beauties, and, we
venture, cannot he beaten on the
coast. Mr.. S. leads his competitors
by long odds.
The bark Frank Marion, Capt.
Geo. W. Dow, is in our harbor, hav.
ing just loaded with lumber at Sea-
heck. She is bound for Buenos
Ayres, and will leave in day or two.
Capt. R. w. deLion, OF this place,
has been her agent and stevedore,
and has succeeded in getting her
, 1880-07-30

E2 ro1. 5aIo Ia Phelan's best
slafc bed Ni.LINKD IA DLES Cheap for
GlSh. Apply to IA TlBRALa
, 1880-07-30
REPUBLICAN
County Convention.

The Republican voters OF Jefferson
County will meet in their respective pre-
cinoS on
Saturday, tho lash day or August. 1850,
at 2 o'clock, r. n.
For tho purpose Of electing delegates to
attend County Convention to be held at
Port Townsend on Thursday, August 26,
for the purpose Of electing three delegates
to attend. the Republican Territorial Con-
vention TO be held at Vancouver on the
9Th day Of September, 1880. '. q.
The representation Of the several pre-
cincts will be as follows: .f' Toy
, 1880-07-30

0hE q week at home. Terms and t5 outfit free
'""" Address II. HALLFT & Co., Portland, Me.
II Fres" Oysters constantly Oh hand
at o. Ii. J ,.comb's.
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m. !. Q. n. U.

The convention Of the I. q. B. u, will
commence In this city next Wednesday.
upon that day there will be . parade
The participants will constitute all the
Irish benevolent societies Of this city,
and the delegation to the Convention.
The societies will form In lineon Fourth
street, right resting on French. and
starting 81 . .. m, traverse the follow
ing route:
On Fourth 10 Pine, to Sixth, To
French, to Front, to Market, by Tenth
and Avenue 10 Madison, 10 Fourth, 10
Jackson, TO Front, TO West, to 81. Pc
ters' pro-cathedral at Sixth and West
streets.
THE organization ms, represented by SEQ
to 1000 persons, will then enter the
church when mass will be sung BY Phil
harmonic society Of Wilmington. Mr..
G. B. Rhoads and Mr.. John 7. Miller
will preside at the organ.
A banquet will be given to the dele
gates at the Clayton House on Thurs-
day night, to which some city and
State officials and representatives Of
the press will be invited.
The reception committee Of the ban
quet Is constituted as follows:
P. Mccullough, chairman Charles
McCloskey, treasurer /; d. T. Bradford,
secretary Charles Stigers, VIM. Nc
Menamin. X. Donohue, A. J, Cooch,
Thomas s. Dohsrty, D. Mulherin, R.
Cottingham, Charles W. Grant, J. ].
Smith.
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THIRD EDITION.
Newpe,sl,. ms,

The village tent mseting held by III,
congregation OF the N. 4. church, Il
progressing and Is beginning 10 attrso,
considerable interest. Rev. Edward
Davis OF Bpworth, Wilmington, preach
I'd on Tuesday evening, Rev. p. a,
Rawlins Of Scott church preached last
night, and Rev. DR.. Matiack will prob.
ably preach this evening. Two psni-
tents presented themselves at the altar
for prayer last night. The meetings
are largely attended and will be con-
tinued indefinitely.
The colored Republicans hsd large
and enthusiastic meeting at their hall
on Tuesday evening which was elo-
4uentiy addressed by L. p. b. Henry
and Peter s. Blake from Wilmington.
II is definitely arranged that theoon-
templated poll raising shalt come of
on Saturday next, but the arrange.
ments have not all been made yet.
Ths town Is very healthy at the
present time, and the doctors have a
little time to spare for politics. DIR.
LnkeDs is candidate for the Lsgisla.
ture and DR.. Irons for the Inspector on
the Republican ticket. DR.. Booths
time will come no DOUBT by aud by.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
FOURTH EDITION.
Lissls Dslawars.

Media. Pa, American.
The Republicans OF Wilmington, Del.
last week, surprised themselves by
carrying that oity-not only majority
OF the popular vote, but . msjority oil
the officers and wards. They had q
popular msjority Of 222 and Q gain Of
625. When all Of the facts are remem-
bered there 10 nothing surprising in the
result. The State fairly handled Is a.
much Republican State a. New Castle
Is In reality Republican county.
II has been forced to give Democratic
majorities by an election law, very lii
tie less odious than those Of 1eorgis
and North Carolina---a law which ex.
sused Democratic assessors for striking
on the names Of $500 Republican voters
and keeping all Of the Democrats on.
Lees than year ago, under the encour.
agement Of the National Committee,
the Republicans Of Delaware succeeded
in getting the U. 8. Court to inquire
into this unjust method of assessment,
and the result was An order TO local
Courts 10 restore to the Republican yo-
ters their franchise.
This was so grudgingly done that
only 300 Of the total number had the
patience and means to 60 through the
forms and delays prescribed to defeat
the order--"Yet that 300 IL enough
to carry the State for Garfield I" Grant
carried the State by over 5000, Tilden
had 1923 majority, leaving a clean
margin Of 500 for the Republicans, IL
they are courageous enough to insist up
on their rights. We take 1t that they are,
aud now that they are in condition to
be impressed by all the reasons which
are contributing to the Republican sue
cess elsewhere, We believe that they
can carry Wilmington by a thousand,
aud the State by more than that figure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
d EgISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NEW UASrLB COUNTY, Aug. Q. 1880
Upon the application OF William Bush
Administrator OF Norman q. Lounsberry
late Of Wilmington Hundred, In said oouil
ty, deceased, II Ia ordered and d rec.
tod by tho Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice OF granting oil
Letters OF Administration upon the estate
Of the deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing Advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the date OF such Lot
tiers in six Of the most public places OF the
county OF New CASTLE, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abid5 by an Act OF Assembly In
such case made and provided and also cause
the same 70 be inserted within the same de-
riOd In the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, q news
paper published in Wilmington, and To DO
continued therein three weeks leo 81
~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. =. ofioe Of the Register aforesaid at New
I ~ Castle, in New Castle county aioro-
said, the day and year above written
s. q. BIuGS, Register.
NoTiCE-All per3ons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the Administrator on
or before Aug. 9Th, 1881, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such ease made and provided.
WlLLlAM BUSH, Administrator.
Address :--Wiimln ton Del, S-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16

Seven negroes we're arrested in Rob
ertson county, Ky, on suspicion 81
being the murdsrers Of Lsprads, re.
Gently killed near Sadlerville. One OF
them named Higgins, made confession
on Tuesday, duplicating the others,
four Of whom were in jail at Sadler-
Vile, and two at sprir gdeld. On Tues
day night, an armed mob broke into
the jail at Springfield, shot and killed
a negro named Ramsey, accused Of the
murder Of a young woman, and carried
The two negroes accused Of the Lsprsds
murder TO place seven miles out Of
town, where they were lyncbed. The
other Eve, including Higgins, were IN
der guard at Sadlerville, but il was
thought an attempt would be made "a
lynch them last night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
Indian census.

The work Of taking the census OF the
Indians in the United States viii begin
on October lat. 1t will be under the
supervision Of Major John W. Powell,
Director Of tho Bureau Of Ethnology Of
the Smithsonian Institution. Tbs In
dian agents at the sixty different agen-
cies throughout the country will take
the census under theimmediate super
vision Of the special agents. 1t ia ia
estimated that moie than three -ffths OF
the Indians are OF reservations on
gagged in industrial pursuits. Mos. of
the remainder report periodically at
the agencies. and it is believed that an
accurate enumeration can be obtained.
In the case Of tie few Indians WHO do
not report, men will be sent t. their
camps to gain the desired il forms ton.
II Is not believed that the work cen bs
completed in less than six n onths.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
DECLINES the stNAToy
Mr.. Bvsdford's Letter ia -.
Meas Repabli.,.n.

Mr., Bysdford's Letter ia al
| Meas Republicans C,',
Edward g Bradford ,Jr., B,o
dressed the following lrt, s,q !,
hdsn Bach, President Of ~ th "
Mems Republican Club Wig
l., WILhISeroS, DEL, Sept. 18Th
Mr.. =. Elem Bach, Prssid Ian.
Young Mems Republican CInbI
Sir On behalf ofthe Young MI
publican Club, please accept NV
thanks for its very compliment,
tion last Monday night in Dns";,l
pledging Its powerful suppor,
nomination and election TO the
State Senator from this co1ptv,
an expression OF confidence ia,
not forget. Circumstances, nj
render 1t advisable, in my ipdI
that the support Of the o,ub for NJ
ton named should be trausfa,,a
ms to another.
Last Monday morning, at tb. nj
OF some personal and political !,
with much reluctance Ubsso
accept the nomination for ns
sepatorship, should there bs ~,
nnanimity in the Republican I'd
that end. Ny consent was bs..d
my belief at that time that pei,hI
Edward Belts nor certain otb-, ,
nent gentlemen In the party, /
names ! bad heard mentioned \
nectioD with the State Senate
would be able to accept the I'd
ton.
| am nov reliably informed ,bA
Belts will DO able and willing 10
the nomination, II rendered.
thoroughly approve Of his selsc,
the standard-bear Of the party.
experience, standing and CLOSE ID
cation with the business interesto
city and county, make him pscu
suitable candidate to run again,
nominee ofthe Democratic parry 4
State Senaiorship.
l therefore feel compelled TO II
the use OF my name as 8 candids
the office named, trusting, at the
time, that the Young Mems Reput
Club will extend TO Mr.. Bats the
generous and cordial support H
so kindly pledged to ma. With
respect, Vary Truly YouH
howard q. BRADroRD,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16
Fine Beading.

Professor s. T. Ford had a very aae
-~d appysCiatiVs audience at his pub.
lie resd ues last n':sht in the rooms o.
the Wilmington Academy, Institute
building Amongst his auditors were
Professors Murphy, McNair, Wiley,
aarkness, Bach and Crabb and quite 8
large number Of the lady teachers Of
the public schools. Mr.. Ford real quite
s number Of pieces Of different ohArac.
ter and gave exercises from his slocu.
tionary chart. There was general
opinion that Professor Ford understood
slocution perfectly, some Of the exps.
renced professors present prouounOing
him the best reader they had ever
heard. The Professor has already formed
a class, to be taught in the high school
after school hours, and another in Miss
Frszer's department OF school No. 2.
He has also engaged to give iHstruC-
items in Prof. BAcl's Friends school.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-09-16

Chicago, Sept. ia dispatch to the
Tribune from Galesburg, says society
there is greatly aOi.ated over the mar.
rage Of one of Galesburg's most refined
and highly educated young ladies'. to a
coIored man who was a servant In the
family. She is highly connected, her
father having been an eminent clergy.
man at the time Of his death, and we'll
known in Episcopal circles throughout
the Northwest. The couple ran away
last evening and we're married, and To-.
day were found several miles from this
city, at q colored mans residence.