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I4;5t 1T. BROWN. Register.
U. s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. T.
May 10, 1881.

Notice is hereby given that John B.
Robinson has filed notice OF intention to
make final proof before tile Judge, or in
his absence, the Clerk OF the Probate
Court, at his office in Friday HarbeF, w.
I. on Saturday the 9th day of July, A. u.
1881, OH Homestead appli,at No. 1915.
tor the n y OF a and II e u of W a
and Il of IL w 4 OF section 81 twp 81
n, 2w.
He names as witnesses: NJ. ". Nichols
and Peter La Plant both of Orcas Island
P.O. J. III. Bridges of Friday HarbOr
o., San Juan county w. 4.
j. Il. BROWN.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

CAPT. ''Gil' Parker, OF the steamer
Messenger, was in town few days ago.
CAPT. w. r. Ballard, OF the steamer
Zephyr, was in town last week renewing
his vessels papers.
THE steamer California left last Friday
night at u, for Alaska, carrying u. S.
mails and Il number Of passengers.
The Dispatch went to Tacoma with a
load OF lime on Monday; returning, she
left for Neah Bay and way ports OH Mon
day evening.
THE sealing season is over. On Satur-
day last the schooner Champion came up,
and proceeded to Seattle to be hauled out
and cleaned.
THE steamer Virginia now has regu-
lar, standing advertisement in the ARGUS.
Read it, and-paste it in your hat if nee
essary, for reference.
LAST Saturday evening Messrs. Hall
Bros. launched the first vessel built by
them at Port Blakeley. She is schooner
rugged, named the Laura f. Smith, and
will carry 400, 900 feet of lumber.
The .'Astorian'' says that parties have
recently been examining the position and
condition of the bark David Hoadley,
stranded near Port Townsend, and report
ell iavorably, and that work on her viii
be gun soon.
/ On Saturday last the barqae Anita Del
lumber, having received her cngO ut u
salady, under the supervision of Mr.. C. f
King. of the firm of deLion s. King
She reported quick dispatch and satisfac
Tory tre1tment.
, 1881-06-10

1g ANY one desireus OF purchasing
choice harness, double or single, will do
well 10 leave orders with o. ii. Holcomb,
As lie is agent for an eastern firm whose
harness gives the best of satisfaction. both
IN quality and style. This can easily be
proven by taking look at Mr. James
"a alley's harness which WAS purchased by
Dir. HOlcomb, and is pronounced BY COM
petent judges to be the best style OF har-
ness in tie place.
, 1881-06-10
NEWS ITEMS.

CAPT. Jno. Morris and Mr. William
Payne came up from New Dmgeness this
week.
Hon ElwOod Evans has been selected
TO deliver The Fourth OF JHly Grafton at
Portland.
TIE people OF Port Discovery are TO
celebrate the Fourth hy Il picuic and ball,
We understand
\ NEW daily paper, taking direct tele-
grams, is 10 be prominent feature OF
Walia Walla soon.
Hon. J. c. Haines, of Seattle, will be
orator of the day at the Fourth OF July
celebration at Olympia.
RACE Rocks light house is being sup
plemented by powerful fog whistle by
the Dominion government.
WHATooM county paid over $500. last
year, for scalps Of wild animals, and now
proposes to quit the business.
THE G. A. r. celebration OF decoration
day at Seattle was grand success. Gov.
Ferry's Grafton was the main feature.
GOLDENDALE, w. T., will celebrate the
Fourth of July in grand style. Hon. W.
Il. Dunbar will be President of the day.
HENRY Burns, IL well known logger,
was recently crushed TO death in a camp
near Olympia, by large log rolling over
him.
MIR. J. w. B!akes!ee, recently teacher OF
the Indian school at jamestown, Clalam
county, is about taking a residence at St.
attic.
THE Iron Company of Olympia is COLI
siderabIy encouraged in regard TO the
quantity and quality OF the ores found
near Olympia.
THE Summer number of Erich's Fash
Ion Quarterly has come to hand, and is :.
real gem in its line. In fact this publiea-
tion is far ahead OF all competitors.
The Coliax people are going to uncork
their patriotic feelings on the Fourth.
Capt. Inman, formerly of this place, is
one OF the committee on refreshments.
THE narrow gauge railroads in the Will
lammette valley, owned by the Scotch
Company, have been leased to the o. r.
S N. Co. Tor the term of ninety-nine
years.
THE annual conference of the NJ. +.
Church Will meet ut East Portland OH the
on the 18th OF August next. Bishop f.
O. Haven, who now resides in San Fran
cisco, will preside.
The Columbia river salmon canneries
number thirty-fiye, the Sacramento river
canneries number ten, the San Francisco
canneries seven, tie Fraser river seven.
Puget Sound one, Smith river two, and
Rogue river twO-aiXty-iour altogether OH
the whole coast.
By a note received from Rev. Z. B.
Goodpasture, pastor of the NJ. L. Church
Oh WILDLY Island, we were informed that
Il camp meeting would commence at Coup
vile on Wednesday Of this week. a cor
dial invitation was reluctantly declined
because We could not leave home.
THE present seems to be rather an un-
fortunate year on Puget Sound for tramps
and vagrants generally. The poor fellows
cannot plead inability to get work when
there is such demand for men; and hence
their only alternative is to run their
chances, and, whenever they get caught,
move mournfully on.
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Notice for Publication.

u. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. +. !
May /. 1881.
Notice is hereby given HAT JoHN Il.
kNApMAN has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof bcfnre the Clerk OF
the Probate Court. ut his Office in New
DunSeness. Claiam county w. T.. on Sat
urday the 18th day of June. a. D.. 1881.
on Pre-empticn ID. :. No. 50l3. for the
northeast "a of sec. 81 twp. 30 IL. ".
He names as witnesses: John Bell, John
Govan, Herman Sindars and Andrew
Abernethcy, all of Sequim, Clalam coun-
ty W. T.
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, 1881-06-10
STEAMER HORNET,

w III MAKE , TRIPS : WEEK.
w from rot plslogCrY ga o1l .m aui
cBngenc,s, yuuurvtHg o ifh iH-. N stilv'a
stage igom Pusi tnri.s-'Hd in rau fiis-
coVcry; leaving krvuH-.' i1.HNrr- Fort
Discovery, oH fu s'1vs aud -sfurift-. at
bali iH-i eight, A. S.. II.H uiifri filc sHmn
day. i1r' irun Font r,.Fr-'lal .o -
quim eT 3HH-.IlF-s. fus iIfil8rs. Its-s
HORN TT glll BE- H,W Fs uH hinA lsr
Special iiips 90 ENrtr-.ut.s. Ter terms.
apply 10 Ja-. a. Sai-cy. 80 in tis Nssisr,
GA buanl. = I. OLIVER. Na.I-T.
f0rt Discovery. ~. &. lau.
, 1881-06-10
COMMUNICATED.
Acting Secretary.

CHIMACUM VALLEY, June s, 1881.
To TIE BASE BALLIsTS OF PoRT Town
SEND:
The members of the 'Active Base Ball
Club" of Chimacum. challenge and will
play any picked nine of Port Townsend
Il game of Base Ball. on or before the 2Oth
of this month of June, with ut least four
days notice TO the undersigned.
Leaving it optional TO our opponents
whether or not we play for pmse, with
amount, &c.
By order OF ACTIVE Base Ball Club"
I'd RICHARDSON,
Secretary.
, 1881-06-10
U. S. Land Office at Olympia. w. T.
Nav 10. 1881.

Notice is hereby given that Benjamin
Terrill has filed notice of Intention TO
make final proof before the Judge, or i'll
his absence, The Clerk of the Probate
Court, mt his office in Friday EIarbOr. W.
I. on Saturday the 9th day OF July, a. u.
1881. on Homestead application No. 243l.
for the n i OF Or anG w or OF or
and II or OF W Or Of section 80 twp 35
II. r3w.
lie names rs witnesses: f. J. Zigler.
John Kelly, =. p. Bayler, and NJ. r.
Lundbiad, Postoffiee address of all, San
Juan Z. O. San Juan county w. y.
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For Sale.

100 ACRES 2f q { c2qn e 3
near Ifonda'r. for sale at "a bargain.
FERNS easy. Title- l.. :. Patent. lin
bcrlard; sol! suitable for cultivation. F,s,
partictIIars apply To oiiire OF 3. \
KUHN, Port Townsend, W. 4. i9;Gm
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For Sale.
AT n Ralauain.

Forty acres of Good Land q of mile
from the City of Port Townsend. about
81 acres clear and unler cultivation, the
balance valuable timber. Good water OH
the premises. Title perfect.
BEN. ). PErTYGRoVE.
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NOTICE.
Puget Sound Telegraph Company.

The Annual Meeting of the p. S.
Telegraph Co. will be held at Office
ofthe Secretary in Port Townseud W.
T., on the 2d Monday in July A. d.
1881, at the hour of 10 A. NJ. at
which time the advisability of in.
creasing the capital stock of said
company will be considered.
BY order of
THos. T. MINOR,
President.
N. d. HILL, Sect'y. 16;St.
, 1881-06-10
Decision OF Land Title.

The following may be of interest to our
san Juan county readers:
u. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, w. T..
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15:5w Register OF the Land Office.
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. w. 7.
Nav 10 1881 {.


Notice is hereby given that Allen Y.
Robinson has filed notice of intention TO
make final proof before the Jduge. or in
his absence, the Clerk OF the Probate
Court. ut his office In Friday Harbor w.
4. on Saturday the 9th day OF July, A. d.
1881. OIL Homestead application No. 244l.
for the = of the $ a and e q of W
a of section 81 twp. 81 Ii, r 2 ", andsot
: 3, 8, 3G n, RI w.
lie names as witnesses: NJ. w. Nichols
and Peter La Plant, both of Orcas Island
p. o. J. Ii. Bridges OF Friday Harbor
=. .. and WIN. Wright of East Sound Z.
o.. San Juan county w. 4.
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The following may be of interest to oul
san Juan county readers:
| u. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, w. T
June 2, 1881.
ID. W. SMITH, ESQ,
| Port Townsend, w. r,
DEAR Six: herewith transmit copy o.
letter OF Secretary OF Interior 10 Commis-
sioner OF General Land Office i'll the mat.
ter of James NJ. Fleming VS. Gregory
Bailer, affirming the decision OF Deem
Der II, 1879, OF said Commissioner.
Yours respectfully
J. T. BROWN,
Register.
Department OF the Interior,
Washington ID. c., May l6, 1881.
The Commissioner of the General Land
Office:
SIR: | have considered the case ofJames
NJ. Fleming v Gregory BaiIer, involving
the IL = and sw a of the NV IA OF See
2S, twp 80 II, ", Olympia, Washing
| ton Territory, OIL appeal by Fleming from
your decision of December Il, 1879, al
lowing joint entry between the parties
for the sw a Of the INV a and awarding
to Bailer the II y OF the NV and
TO Fleming the INV Z. of the sw n of said
section.
Alter careful examination of the vol
luminous testimony, affirm your decision
The papers transmitted with your letter
of February II, 1881. are herewith re-
turned. Very respectfully,
A. BELL,
Acting Secretary.
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mill became alarmed By the effects u
wrought upon me. lssesdiIy lost iesp' Ds.
came thin. listless. debilitated. As was
rsc,,,ar In nv habits and possessed re.
markedly robust constitution, dea,lced
toe conclusion toat the cause o. my =, ,hs
was owing TO the poisonous quailass , :, ~, ,nv
we'll water. I changed Immediately my
water regimen, used the hydreat instead Q,
Tie pump. and now am able to say tnat l
am rainins flesh, end going steadily pac hss ~
that normal state OF health when 1 nave
hitherto enjoyed for so many years.
Instead Of filling up the wells ana cIosing
the springs, allow me to suggest tnat ,, 10. =
Medical Board be authorized to designate
snch waters Is in their opinion are poison.
Gus, and post them accordingly. Wells anu
springs are necessary 10 those who i've DC.
yond The reach q the wafer mains, ana are
even desirable for other than drinking pur'
poses 10 those woo dwell in the thick OF tn 2
city. Let them be posted iudlcIously, ano
our people VIII soon come to Know as nl"o"
VI '"'" "0 G. NJ. w.
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from OTHER "LocALD SEE FIRST PAoE.l
uaScHEsrER AND VICINITY.

Manned for Life.--Tbe Manchester nou u
mills are so pressed with work now that II
is their habit 10 start TO work at mtdnignt
sunday night. Between that Tine ana l
o'clock Yesterday morning Willie MORT,
settle, SON OF Mr.. EIIbu Morrisette, princ'pol
Of the free schools, lost four fingers OF DIS
right band by having them caught between
the rollers of the wheat.crusher at Dunlop
& McCance's mill. where he was employed
He was attempting at the time, we under
stand, 10 shove some wheat between lee
crushers. His fingers were mashed entirely
fat They were amphtated by Drs. Welsl'
ger and Matthews, who were called TO his
Assistance. The pain was excruclatipgiy
severe. All sympathze with him IN us
misfortune.
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rne summer peath.Ra.e.

The greatest evidence OF the dangers OF
cholera morbus, diarrhel, and dysentery,
IL the increase In the death rate OF all Tue
leading cities during the summer mon,n !;
Men and women cannot be too careiul OF
their habits OF life during The heated term,
and particular attention should be PAID 70
the diet OF children. A supply OF PERRi
DIvIs,s PAIN KILLER should always be at
band. for Il is the only medicine that can
be relied on at ell times as safe, sure, ana
sneedy. A tesspoonful will cure any ordi'
nary case; but 10 severe attacks II IS occa ,
slonaIIv necessary to battle the sufferers
stomach with the PAIN.KILLER. All repu-
table druggists have II for sale.
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1obp Anderson, a New York newspaper
ysnorter. hanged himself In bis room ~ 2
ec,,age on putnam street. Saratoga, 81 On
esrly hour Saturday morning. He was re-
nort;ng the races for the Eventng ietegrom.
rhe presumption Is that The rash act was
done during mental alteration.
An Illicit still upon the farm Of Andrew
KeItFer. in South Jamaica, New lorE, mas
been broken up by Rodney U. Waro,
revenue collector Of Brooklyn. It's capa.
city was 1850 gallons, and u was 10 readiness
Tor operation. Twelve hundred gallons o.
mash was destroyed by acids, ana the as
tiIIery apparatus coniiscaled.
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The ex-Confederates have adopted the
following: That our organization being
purely social, we have rejected the harsh
illusions made by one OF the speakers Of
yesterday 10 the President OF the United
States. We declare that the United States
Is our country, It's Government is our Gov.
eminent, and We deprecate every attempt,
no matter from what source, 10 revive the
bitterness OF tue past.
Mr.. james Gstely, the nedbam, Massaebu-
setts. murderer. says he only gave her 90 a
feg light strokes, Just to paciiy her, like"
Mr.. Gately's system OF pacifcatiOn worked
wen, for his victim never spoke again.
A eow, resentIng the mauucr In which her
q ame has been abused ON the various milk
tralos. went for some OF her nh,ligners on
the Gland Trunk railroad Saturday between
Toronto and Montreal, aud spilled several
ears full 1T them.
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wARTNE INrELLsGENCn.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST To- 1881

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST To- 1901
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
schooner Josiah whltehouse, Farnbam, Kenne-
4, booner huStris, Her e. Cookies creek, Chesa-
peake bay, fish scraps, Fisher WIVES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Old dominion. Walker, New YorS-
merchandise and passengers, u. W. Aiieh Il w.
agents. ,,,,,so,,t,a ,n.~en.u.
disc. and passengers, J. w. heCsrrick, agent.
Rark Vingolf fNor.l. Tallaksen. Nerry. lreanu
in ba last, 10 load grain for Cork for orders; vessel
70 s S1 Maria Pearson, Asey, Philadelphia
coll, :. +. LatbrOp. c., A., vi, MA,
schooner Mary h. simmons, Scull. Ne" YORK. pig
Iron, 1redegar Company.
ARRIVED AT OsBORNE's LANDING.
scboouer j. II. Williams, VII Jams, iron, Bright
hope Railway Company; vessel 10 l. 1' "ooi'
bridge. - r
steamship Manhattan, Kelly, New YORK, mercban-
disc and messengers. &. w. Allen 10.
Steamer fani,s. Nelson, Philadelphia mercnah-
disc aud passengers. J. W. McCarrics, agent
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Tiger Lily, Walthal, Chlckshomlhy'
merchandise and passengers.
SAILED PROM OsBoRSB's LANDING.
Schooner T. W. ". White, Smith, wood New
York, 4. j. Wooldridse.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
BALTIMORE, August 13.-All the Missing spd
misplaced buOys In WicOmlco river hhfooeoh Pio|o"
Bet yeen MontauE Point snd the southwest part OF
Rlock Island the current turns znrhUestery tor I'M
about 1--WE hours aud thirty minutes amer the Tune
Of high water at Boston. In order 20 avoid BLOCK
leland yexels In IN OK weather sailing between
these pOints. especisV with light WINDS, shou'u
make allowance Tor this current, which runs In very
strong near the full snc change Of the moon
LAUNCH.
Al Rockland, A. +. Ames Son will launch In
few weeks a three-pasted schooner or 4OO tons,
I,ameu the Helen Montague, 10 be COMMANDED ~
(aptain A. +. Green. The vessel Is PARTLY owned IN
Richmond. -
cry POINT Arrived IAN: Schooner A. IL
HurIhurt from K.nnebec for Petersburg.
RIO GRANDE DO SUL.-ln port June SUN: balk
Allemauia Ger J. Brauer, from Richmond, va;
BOSTON-Arriyed August 1871 Schooner mfDel
Thomas KepZis, from Richmond.
PHILADELPuIA.-ATriYed 18Th: schooner MAJ Df
w III. Tantum, shoe, from RichmCnd; also'
scbo1Dcrs Edward Ewing Walker, and Laura 4,
Wolfe Ewing. from James river. CleareG lJth
schooner Rose McDeyItt, for Rlehmsnd -
PROVIDENCE sailed 18th: schooner NJ A.
Achcrn, Achorn, for Richmond.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, August l5.-Arriyed steamers
Louisians, Benefactor, Colonel sanford W. kaIe'
Ruth Daring, james Ponder, Harry G. shepard, -
T. Woodbury.. Plymouth Reck. Arrived out: me
Queen Talismsn, Wimens, Viga, Con'1antia'
Rbea, Fannie T..
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An Extensive Sunday Schcd Excursion:
The Sunday-schOol excursion and picnic OF
the First African Baptist church, OF which
Rev. A. BiDga is pastor, at West Point,
came of Yesterday morning, and proved the
most extensive affair ever initiated here
From very early hour TO the time OF start.
ing crowds OF coored children and men ana
women could be seen tramping towards the
dep0t. They progressed in the desired d.
reclion both singy aud in droves. Fifteen
coaches were crowded. A number who
went to the dep0; returned disgruniled,
unable 10 procure even standing-room on
the ears. Had the vote for Governor been
taken in Manchester about noon yesterday
Daniel would have scored an immense ma
ioritY.
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s.,sne-Massr ceies's Dety Orders rom sse
osvsasn-ceaerai 70 the cemmasoos.es :"
ysrsi.sa-snsisaslan 60 the consmanderiss
.f the o,a rhirsecn states--ArranEemenss
far sseepssg Accommodation Tor masens
x,.,era,,s-Circsisr from the High Onic'sIs
A. ,he urasr in virginia -Bretherly Courtesy
.za Kindness.
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Chesterfield Countrywide recent long.
continued drought caused the brush and
underground in many localities to become
very dry. A few days since the woods IN
the vicinity Of DuVal's steam saw-mill be-
came ignited and burned nearly twenty
four hours before the fumes we're eXtin.
guished destroying considerable quantity
OF wood and extending over a space OF
twenty-five acres. 1t Is thought in this case
that the fire originated from flying sparks.
The county bridge over Swift creek be-
came IN such a condition in July that the
County Court at that term directed prOpO.
sails TO be advertised for its thorough repair
or renewal, as might be found necessary.
None OF the bids sent IN were accepted,
while the bridge, over which there is con-
siderable travel, is daily getting more in
need OF renovation.
There Is movement about Granite TO
! start a village with pic mic grounds, hotel,
cottages, &c. The people OF Granite are
willing that Bon Air may remain the Sara
toga OF Chesterfield county, but they are
ambitious TO start as village anyhow.
The production OF the Old Dominion
Company ut Granite is Just now chiefly
curbstOnes and rough material for paving,
mostly sent to Philadelphia. The company
| is at last recognizing the necessity Of doing
away with convict or ex-convict labor, and
are aiming to procure better class oil
workers. proceeding which will secure it
the hearty support OF the immediate
vicinity.
| Among the houses unroofed by the vl0'
lent wind which accompanied Saturdays
storm was that OF Mr.. Subleit, located at
the Belle Isle junction. 1t was new one
and not tenanted.
At Granite, few days ago, dog was
decap plated by passing train. Ii belonged
| to Mr. Nanniae, a settler In the vicinity.
The "deadock" in the Board OF Su.
pervisors of the county was yesterday
broken by drawing lots. Mr.. Goode proved
the successful party, and his competitor for
the craftsmanship OF the Board, MaiOrJoseph
Walker, nominated him, and be was chosen
by unanimous vote. Now the work Of pre-
paration for drawing taxes and other dues
from the good people Of the county will GO
bravely on.
The stable OF Mr.. Henry Sanderson, 8
short distance from the corporation line OF
Manchester, was blown down during the
wind and rain-sterm Saturday afternoon.
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Death of a Manchester Lady IN Norm
Carolina. -IuteIigenc was received here
Yesterday Of The death OF Mrs. Laura Link,
wife OF Mayor Link, Of Durham, n. Z. she
died at Durham Friday sfier comparative
Iy short illness. Mrs. Lick was well known
in this city, and many Of her relatives reside
here. She married few years ago and went
TO North Carolina, where she lived up to the
time OF her death.
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mop NEW YORK.-The Old l1fSrR

nor NEW YORK.-The Old EfFTh
Il Dominion Steamship COmpany's ssasskssEsA
steamers will sail as follows: steamer OLD Do
NININN, Captain WALKER. every TUESDAY al
2 O'Clock Z. NJ; steamer WGANOhE, captain
CoUCIT. every FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock =. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ a.,
Freight received up 10 l o'clock 7. NJ: iCr ths
Tnesdsyis and II iday's steamer, aud % O'Clock
SATURDAY evening for Sundays snip.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods Tor
Warded with dispatch 10 all points north 3cutD' east
and west; also. 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed; ...,
Afier-cabn fare TO New YORK, slO'oO' rsuhu
trip. SIS; steerage, 80 aDG ".
For freight or passage apply 70 -
G. w. ALLEN < CO., Agents,
my e-ts Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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Benevolent OrderS.-A council OF the
American Legion OF Honor will be insti-
tuted in this city next week. DR.. s. l.. In
gram is the medical examiner Of the order
for Manchester. The charter list will close
on Thursday next, and so far comprises
some OF the best men OF the place.
The order Of the Iron Hall has bright
future before il. Already for its next stated
meeting might OF fourth Monday there are
several applicants for membership. lnitia-
ton fee eight dollars, and one assessment.
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Briefs.-Tbe funeral Of the infant son OF
w. Lawrence Moody, E-q., was preached
Yesterday at the Baptist church, Rev. Will
liam Il. Derrieux officisting. The inter-
ment was in Maury Cemetery.
The marriage will occur this morning OF
one Of the loveliest OF her sex, faVorite in
Manchester society, and a popular Mozart
dEbutdnte. Another marriage, for which
the clerk OF the Hastings Court issued q
license yesterday, will transpire on Thurs
day.
The services in the Presbyterian church
OF Manchester on Sunday were conducted
by Rev. Dr. Reynolds, Of the Baptist de.
nomination, formerly o. now pastor Of
Brauch's Westinghouse and the church at
Swansboro'. Rev. Mr.. Campbell, the regu-
lar pastor, is out Of the city. The sermon
gave general satisfaction.
The Manchester bucket.fac'Ory works IN
four degrees: First degree, entry OF the
rough lumber; second degree, fitting it for
use; third degree, raising 1t to the dignity
of a bucket (or tub); fourth degree, ship
ping them of to purchasers. 1t is needless
TO say that " work in the fourth degree" is
the most pleasant one OF all.
MIR. Isaac Kahn, the well-known butcher,
is having plans prepare ed for foe double
tenement brick house, which be contem-
plates having erected on Hull street.