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Gala Opening Dayi
To-day and tomorrow at Bauman's.
II you are Going TO the Ea., or sout,o,s

III you are Going TO the East or Southeast
keep these facts in mind: The time by the
Memphis K Charleston railroad, from Da-
las, Sherman, Fort Worth and other Texas
towns TO New York is from one to live
hours quicker than via any other line out
OF Texas; the time to Atlanta,
Georgia, is eleven hours faster than
the time via New Orleans, and
eight hours faster than the time of
any other route via Memphis. The time
to Chat nooga is twenty,three hours fas.
ter than the time via New Orleans. and
eleven hours and forty.fivo minutes faster
than the time of any other route via Mem
phis The time to Knoxville, Bristol and
all points in East Tennessee and Virginia
is twen,y-three hours faster than the time
via New Orleans, and sixteen hours faster
than the time of any other route via Mem.
phis, Pullman palace sleeping cars now
run without change from Memphis over the
Shenandoah Valley ral,road and via Har-
risburg TO New York; Passengers de.
string TO do so have the prvilege.of whiting
tue wonderful cayerns of Luray. Ask for
tickets only by the Chickasaw route. and
~ through to your destination without de-
lay. For further information address Z. II
Rogers, general western agent, Dallas
Texas.
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STREET siFTINGs.

Parties wanting nice, quiet game of
billiards, patronlGe the Glen Lea saloon,
opposite the HERALD office.
Orr sells all styles Of Concord side-spring
ouggies' Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price.list
The lines, liquors and cigars In the city
can always be found al the Glen Lea saloon,
opposite the HERALD office.
Tendency 10 weakness and premature de-
cay are prevented by the use of Lemp's
extra export Bottled Beer
lceberRs2 Nowhere Just try some Of
those cooling Meiiord Rum Punches at the
parlor, new catch altogether, and deli
Cious.
Wines, liquors, cigars and the coolest
beer, billiard tables and polite attention,
can always be found at the Glen Lea.
saloon, opposite the HERALD office.
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To the ratrous of tho I,c,,c ofrc,a.

DALLAS, TENAs, October u, 1SS2.-DEAr
SIR; II being impossible for us TO give our
personal attention to The Belle OF Texas
We have this day retired from the same.
No change will be made in the officers
save MI +, Gerard succeeds to the secre
taryship,
We leave the Belle in good hands and
u prosperous condition. No apprehension
for her complete success need be INDUCED
II her members are prompt in the pay.
ment Of her moderate assessments.
Her fair dealings in the past Is a guaran.
tee of what her future will be.
Since her organization on September nth
ultimo, she has paid S2,0j0.O0 benefits Wa
choerfully recommend her 10 the public
and request our friends to give her their
hearty support. Respectfully,
SANDERS BROTHERS.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
NEW ORIEANa.

] NEW okbEANs.
| NEW ORLEANS, OCTOBER i3-Flour strong;
higher grades 70@h5O
Corn IN fair demand; white, sl'4 yellow
| mixed s.
| Oats quiet but lrm at Is
| LornmVni market bare
! Pork, market bare. would command 25s
| Lard steady; refined uerce 1874; KEY. H.
Dry salt meats quiet shoulders quoted nj
| ny, pack d; clear RIB and clear, 10.
Bacon scarce but firm, shoulders, llh@ilk;
short lib, I6's; long cicar, 49,. short clear, l7A
| Hams steady anu in fair demand; sugar cured,
capynsed, ordinary IN medium average, lOgiG.
choice l6A@lo..
Whisky steady and unchanged, western recu.
Coffee dull; cargoes, ordinary to prime. exc
| To-.
-sugar'in good demand, fully fair ~: yellow
clarified 81: oil white, clarified, ss@s,s; white.
Mola,svs IN demand prime, So; sticky primo,
60, choice, 63
Rice quiet and steady; ordinary to choice, isgs
OK,
bran duh: Iobbing, 10.
sights, 80 per 1000 Premium sterling. bank,
Asl; oonsols, 6S.@6ih.
| st. LOUIS.
| ut, Louis, October la,-flour steady and I'm.
changed family, I D@L.O choice to fancy, 4 DC
| ga ~.
whea, unsettled aud lowcr, hut arm at the
close No. Z red fall, g3a@si. cash; 93'.@qs'.
| November
Cotn opened lower, but advanced TO 65t, oash;
6'L@6l October; b7tabsSi November.
| Dat higher 3iNg3i cash, 3l.p32't October
8laG3t5a November
| whisky ste dy nj /. Is
| Pork higher al -
Bulk meats slrong and held higher, shoulders
lOl.; RIBS, ~ 81, Ut Va asked
bscon scarce but frini shoulders, TX; rib. i6S
| clear y
Lard dull and nominal al lax
| CHICAGO
CHICAGO, October 10 Flour steady and firm
common 90 choic spring wheat 10000 D
| winter wheat ArOdpj. 30.
"hcat tnsc'ucd but generally higher rsu
la, 0tsetgis Oyt0ber p5h@pSa November
Coma tive, firm and higher 6ses6sk cash apt
| uct,bo : 65t a November
Oats ini ~ active AMI n shade higher; AN
leash, "a Octuhcl; 49, November
| Rye steady aud unchanged.
| tOfk stroug aud higher ~ % "a cash, "a 7
October ~ shm2l. Is November.
Lard strong aud h, her; .,bmi2.sD cash an,
Ootobcfi llTs, " 20 November.
| Ruik meats fairly active aud n shade higher
N .n,dctr, l0l.. rios, i,ls. c ear. 49,.
whisky IN demand at full prices and highe
atLio.
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Now and Then.

A discounted radical remarked yester.
day to German friend that the democrats
were now talking about the election with
great glee, and referred their success to the
German vote when they formerly spoke
OF it as the id Dutch vote" YES" re-
piled the Teutonic, that is true, and the
only difference is that the democrats CuSsed
the Germans before the election and the
republicans since" The justice Of the re-
mark, and the practical Sagacity of the OBJ.
essary that beer should flow to prevent the
eiluSion of blood,
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The following letter from Springfield,
Missouri, explains ITSELF
Editor Dallas Herald
SPRINGFIELD, GREENE Co, Mo-, October
s., lSS2-A man by the name of Charles
johnson, son of Elizabeth Johnson, of Dial.
las, died here on the Sd instant, of typhoid
fever, lie was apparently about 80 year.
of age, five feet nine inches high, with
light brown hair.
According to his own statement he was A
cowboy came to ST. Louis last fall and
went from here to work on the railroad.
II you know of Mrs. johnson Won will
please acquaint her with the facts. If Won
don't know her, please inquire.
He was sick for fifteen days before he
reached here, after which he remained nj
for fifteen more days, when he died.
Respectfully yours,
DEIILAu HAWKINS
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Another Grnnk

\ crank made his appearance on the
streets yesterday and warned the people to
repent Of their sins and flee from the wrath
to come, as the comet now visible was the
signal Of the near approach of the end of
the world, He worked his way to the sta.
tion-house and drank up all the water in
the wash.basin that officer Carter had Just
washed his hands in. He was preaching to
the crowd of Major Penn, whom he referred
to as the good apostle who pitched his tent
on the broad prairie, when a cell door flew
open and closed on hpa He is prisoner.
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DISTRICT COURT
Assignment OF Cases for Monday, Oetobe,
l6, 1889


l6, 1854
EsiO-Frances A. Lacy VS.. Daniel DALEY.
SSs9-sate OF Texas VS.. Nat Potter ct al
NeN-staVe OF Texas vs., john Burns OF al
ss>S-State OF Texas VS.. h, + MeNeal etal
SsSt-state OF Texas VS. John W. Stone ct al.
aSst-state OF Texas VS., r. NJ. Gibson al al
SS9-Stsie OF Texas VS. Babe Hargroye OF al.
sel-slate OF Texas VS. A Hinton ct al
So.s }a-StAle OF Texas VS., Mason Miller ct al
$50 s,-state OF reSasvs. W. W knight ct al.
Ssil-State OF Texas VS.. NJ l.. Street OF AL
S993-E Il. Bower, administrator of a w
euess, vs. I {. Rhine ct al,
stal '''
iG@-Adams ( Leonard VS.. Wiley Vily.
i0il-Sinker, Davis & Co. vs.. ii. NJ Berry q, n,
ietl-Estaie of Adolph King, deceased
tVos-NN lippltt vs. Hattie Tippitt
iVn- homas Wells vs. Elizabeth Wells.
HlV~;W; W Peak VS.. Dallas county.
il29-Adans n Leonard VS. W. X Cornish.
ilS6-smker, Davis Il Co. vs.. +, w. Carter
IVY -hbe CaryerNs Scyene Masonic lodge
ilN-MeTritt y Merritt VS. Il Douglas,
i5 ,0Oll- A. Y. Cox VS.. John 7 Cox
tsUl-t. NJ. scarry vs. NJ. Henderson.
i.-t-e, 1. Ritter vs. Chicago, Texas & Mexican
49, Central railway company
so - Durrett vs. Emma Durrett
nishee H"'
ilS7-w. NJ. C. Hin VS.. Nicely 4 Caldwell
i1S9-A. \. VIM ct al. VS. + A Wilmans
2ll-statc of Texas VS. George Caslell 4 Co.
i25O-state of Texas vs. L. II. Rains ct al
i-o!-Stale OF Texas VS.. Martha Garrett OF al,
t26l-Alired Hall VS.. l. Hall
iSb1- Maggie ]. Smith VS.. NJ smith
ED 4. Rainwater VS.. William Furueaur.
isog-F. Il. Hughes VS.. J. G.. Smrke
ElO-F. Il. Hughes VS. S. IL Haws & New
42IS-sarah Moore VS. Suiothers Il Shaw.
tslo-W q. Randall VS.. S. T Newton.
dali. ''"''
i2ll-J. f. Wetsellvs Amanda wetsell.
istg-Nancy Matthews VS. John Matthews
i5Ol- schneider 4 Davis VS., Il. + Jones 1t al
i2Si-Matuo Campbell VS.. Thomas Campbell
ct al
i2O0-E, +, Ellis VS.. p II. Ellis
i6vS-Carroll X Carroll VS. W IL Witt etnl.
iSn-B Marble VS. James Mcp lnald ct al
l3ls-E. Seyelow VS., o. T.. Seyelow
i52o-l ID, stemmons vs.. T. $. BrQwder et al
4S2l-floyd n Floyd VS.. Elizabeth J Floyd
ct al
iS2S-E 4 f. Ferguson vs.. W. G. Veal.
S5Jl-r Dryer vs.. Texas Trunk railway com.
pany
1875, oGrady VS.. Mary o'Grady
~ j, A. Rylie VS. NJ t. Diamond ct al
4Si2-rexas Pacific railway company VS. Dali
las Wichita railway company
! 43li-schneider & Davis VS.. Steptoe x Neal.
4341-j. d. Johns ct al VS. Elizabeth Johns.
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Court.

There was quite an animated scene In
both the district and county courts ye,,er.
day. In the former.a new assignment Of
cases was made, aud in the latter various
aud suudry motions, etc, were argued and
disposed Of This Is the last dav of the
civil docket for this term In the county
court. The criminal term commences ON
Monday.
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Gala Opening bay,
To-day and tomorrow at Bauman's.
The Grand Jury-Its Work

The grand jury has, since it convened
last Monday, had a large number of wit.
nesses brought before it, and they appear
10 be sealously ferreting out the trans.
gressors Of the Law. They returned into
court yesterday morning eighteen in.
dlctments, making tnirty.three In all,
twenty OF which are misdemcanors and
the remainder for ielonics.
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-. 90. 80 90, or $40 90 pcr Day

The Dallas Daily Nuptipl association
Organized September 10, lsS2, has issued
Isl certificates, made but ono assessment
AMI paid y certificates in full, amounting
TO 81, iS0 %.
Benefits paid In Is days after filing Ia,
proni, provided the funds an hand are In
sufficient to pay On receipt OF proof With
prompt payment Of assessments, no fear,
are entertained for the future. We neithc
expect TO quit or break. Most liberal term,
to agents. Telegraph your applications
Address, d. G. Bell, Secretary and Treas
urer.
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FALL SUITS AND ovER-CoArs
Everybody Contemplating to Have u Suit o,
overooat Made to Order this Season

should 80 at once to the branch Office of
j. WINTER, JR,, Il CO., TnE TAILoRs OF LOUIS.
WILLIE, KESrUCK.,
located at COL Main street. " this city.
where all can see the largest stock and
choicest styles OF woolens ever shown here.
Inc Immense and increasing trade which
this mouse has est ablshed in this state has
compelled II to open branch office among
its patrons, with headquarters in Dallas.
The best cutters ARE emplovcd by this on.
adjustment, the finest trimmings used and
the prices tar less than other local houses.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHll la daV and leave your order.
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Mr.. B. +, Porter, rich banker in Utica,
New York says 81 have used Browns
Iron Bitters the past year, much to the
chargrin of our family physician, for Meth
er myself wife nor little cir have since
suffered from single days illness. 1t is
making us all robust and strong"
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Under the able MANAGEMENT VI Messrs.
Gtswold & Sporty, the Lacledc hotel ~ St
Louis, continues to grow IN public favor
II is strictly hrstclass throughout IN all It's
appointments, aud possesses all the modern
Improvements II l. iire.prout ami is
lncated Ia the business ceN,re vt the city.
The fare is Iirstclsss, and guests are shown
every attention. II is also the headluar.
tiers Of Tet,rs who visit that city.
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Tho street WORK.

Now that so much interest attaches to
improving the streets and the aldermen
seem to be In earnest, we trust they will Sc.
lect u competent foreman for the working
gang, with instructions TO push things Wig.
orously. A good overseer Is worth half the
battle and saves great deal to the city in
time and expense.
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W. me Iult sta,es--Esst Gulf Fair weather
s-letY to westerly winds; stationary or slight
VA temperature ard pressure West Gulf.
"" rams; southcrly winds, shifting to west
~ nOr'h; rising barometer stationary or Sigh,
Eh In temperature.
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The November Kacrs

The races of the Dallas Jockey club,
which begin on the eth and continue five
days, promise to be the best ever held in
the state, and equal, ifnot superior to any
ever held in the southwest. There will be
present the finest flyers in the land, and
already large number of horses have ar
rived and are in training for the occasion.
Air. Bachelor, OF Ellis, arrived in the
city Thursday, bringing his splendid
stable composed OF number of
fine flyers, and yesterday the stable
of Mr.. White, of Sherman, COM
posed OF five trotters and two pacers, mr.
rived. There will be more stables from the
east. Among the animals already attract.
ing attention are Wildmoor, Pilgrim and
L'Argentine, all of which are entered for
one race, During the absence OF
Mr.. Campbell from the city the
track was thoroughly worked, under
the supervision of Mr.. Abe Sheppard, and
is now being put in splendid condition, and
the work of man, added to what nature has
already done for 1t, has made il lirst-class
track, A large attendance is expected, and
the management is daily In receipt of 1
large number OF letters from all parts of tn,
Union making inquiries concerning th,
coming races.
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Mayors Restaurant,

Antonio Sam Wah, one of the most expe.
rienced restauranters in the country has
recently purchased the restaurant at NAV.
ers garden, and has improved 1t in every
way. lie has had long experience IN the
business In Mobile, Alanama, where Sans
restaurant was the resort of fashionable
society, rs well us those possessing lastidi
Gus tastes. Gentlemen aud ladic, can cali
at Mayors restaurant for meals without
encountcring any Objectionable characters
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Spccia, 0otices.

so-NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Arm Of Field, Bell \ stahdef,id was dis
solved by mutual consent on the .o,h day Of
September 1881 that the books, notes and &C.
cornu were assigned to me on that day for ccl-
lection, and that no payment Of said claims viii
be recognized a. legal unless the parties hold
receipt Of the Arm. All persons indebted 10
said arm will please call 81 my once. ~ Kim
street. Of once % the accounts must BE- closed
up. n. n SMITH.
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/ Ladies', You are Cordially
Invited to attend the opening to-day aud
! tomorrow at Bauman's.
They Never Tear.

They will not wear out, and last for zen.
erations, We refer to tho famous drawers.
double lined In the seat made by c. H.
Clancy, No. GU Man street, II is stern
reality. He makes to order and has on
hand large stock Of these famous drawers,
which will tevcr tear or rip; also a full line
of shirts, collars and gents wear such as
ties, socks suspcnders and heavy stock
OF winter ilanncls, etc, made to order at
reasonable rates.
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S~~-~ - a. -AS1A&t ~ SllS A1l AOs
In this department we have wcll-assorted
,lCcS, comprising some of the newest things In
Misses and Children's Cloaks ranging in sizes
nom 10 10 years. our space does not admit of
sdealled account of this department. Suffice il
w@ywe have Il full line. If you do not wish To
purchase just now, call and inspect our stock. so
nNLou may know where the particular style
!ldesre may be procured.
AAy BROTHERS G ca,
635 n S31
ELM STREET.
THE WEATHER.
Special Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton He'll.

Cotton Belt.
GALVESTON, october 49,. Observations show.
hs nighesl and lowest temperature aud rainfall
pi past wenty-four hours, taken daily at 5
o'clock p m.
a, The following railroads kindly cooperate with
NE United States signal service by requiring
men agents TO take the observations and use
'Aer wire-without expense TO the government
10 transmit by them, viz Gulf, Colorado Il
ssnlA Re, International 4 Great Northern, Texas
= racine, Texas Il New Orleans, Houston Il
texas , central and Galveston, Harrisburg 4 San
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sonvenient to carry, pleasant to take. and
certain In their results are AcSers Dys.
pcnsis Tablets. Rec ,mnlendei by physic.
liant and endorsed by a. Who have used
them. The best known remedy in' rvs.
nepsia. Sold by W. II. Patterson 4 Co,
Dallas. Texas.
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AS health nourishing beverage the
"Conrad's Budweiser" has no equal, being
superior in flavor to any other beer, aud
free from all impurities.
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Ladies'. rou are Cordially
invited to attend the opening to-day and
o.morrow al Bauman's.
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Opening Exposition
to-day and tomorrow, at Bauman's, 7oo
Elm street.
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SURE CURE FOR pLAcK Lee

MeSsrS Morley Bros. - 49,
=, ,1ESTnENEN - have sold ''wONDERFUT
~ tar to several of my CUSTOMERS who use9
II Tor the cure OF BLACK LEG by viyins
g OF Two doses internally aud applying h OK,
'ethaily' tworked like Il charm Yours. Etc
]. B. HUTCHINSON
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r,- bCrrERcuf TEXAS, Sept. 4 lSS2
rms Is 70 certify that we have used yorr
MONpEkUL EIGHT for BLACK CEG
IN Sauie by giving from Is 20 ~ dropS inter
naliy and applying externally once or twice To
the parts Affected, end II gave immediate relief
McLURE W. h. SHlFLETT
! A J, STEWARD, WILL McLURE.
IN N WILLIAMS, Dallas Tey.s
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tAdies. Nou are Cor,llaiiy
invited TO attend the opening to-day and
tomorrow at Bauman's.
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Opening Exposition
to-day and to-morrow, at Bauman's, zoo
Elm street.
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Opening Exposition
to-day and tomorrow, at Bauman's, zoo
Elm street.
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Horseiord's Acid Phosphate for Nervous
ness, Indigestion, etc
Send to the Rumford Chemical Works,
Providence, Il, l., for pamphlet. Mailed
free
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INDICATIONS.

- ''s ~ Mean Minimum. Mean Rainfall
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NEW ORLEANS OCTOBER ia-Flour strong;
higher grades I 70mh5O
Corn In fair demand white, sli4; yellow
mixed. s.
lals nIIlrI hIIl uri.i nj \
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Hqircs color j "a the sl6ol.\
ndfurofheaithtli,o a.
Me diJcstire organs and !
ncrrous svstspI, npakiny I
% applicable to GcnrtGil
DebIitg. loss az iDpr- |
ste, Prostitution oy lila,
fotrers and Hnpotrnce. I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES m
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f"r Wiulwa-I Ports per Lik.Iiks. April Ills II
80 D'4ini-. Hon ; - wilder. liz ira-c Bishop u
10. n tIr-~el. 20 Hoffman. Parker = Mace. = Dsvts
about ~ deck.
From Nlndwarl Ports. per L-k-uke. ApriI IS q
aLier. Ir nHi Mr- iieury Coruw-I. u Cr4wniubsrg. II
1"SrAJ W Gay, Severance. Il y Oy-ryuI and wif-.
Llisate, Mise J. "ilfJus. + EirkarI. VI Richard.
Lanilzht and Mr. wight.
For Hong K2az. per AMER Head. APRIL SIS men. ,
women. . children. Chinese
For san Francis. per City Of sydney. April IO-N
1--we SOP. y Farrar- ! q RISE. " CJurtney- 2 De
gCI~AIiS CalOus. G-u4rtt- 4 N4eEai1. z u Tn
Eyc@ } Mckenzie. Il y Ar-be,asv. ; Ieu1ry. : ii
"H4tI.-l, tHpt Halliday. ! Norton. I Ciot= Jrtny. >
LLALh|-r.ziI. ' Camera. 2 Never. L hobart ) Farrsu T
- EafrJ- " wilcox L -Uu. T. Ecrtz. J } TCGl-. . ? Tut
1e-[ 4 WIekersh4.n. D. 4 -yalu.ag- T u Thraln = Eife.
II Sapt Noon = child Mr. Capt Willard. " II Mclean
: wife Misses = l. Gay auI Lsrouut. e. VI Alexander.
mHcoE 4 wife, " Turner : S1tt y p Baker. Mis- r
nsnIel. Z X Gran Frel Booth T Dewey & vile. : ~
RINGER VIE children s servant
Prom sydney. per City Of sydney. April IJ-1 " Pow
yer. g sheppard Il Dunue. 80 cabin aud IL storage ia
transit to san Francisco.
For san Francisco. per C-ylou. April lZ-Hl- ~ ;! =
NaSa-aki. NEde. : Z Ishfkawa. r X Howard, Gee L
Smithies. Mons and Madame L Ratzri. T May. wife. =
children and s-rvaut.
For san Franris-n, per COmpeer. April Is-JOhu Ash
worth. j !" futile. II Robertson. q " Lewis. Z CiIf,
For Port Townsend. per - I BeeOee. April 1t-P An
deTsOH. A Mcdonald. 3 : CDDT-r.
FROM Yokohama. per "ey.oa. APRIL II John Bowler
Prom san Frauri-r', per Lady LArnYsJa. April l2-!;
II NauutOn. T kew-!. .s- &D-Al-r- Il Agert. thz- tarIllJu,
John Mats0u.
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ALoxc TnE es.

The lantern for the lighthouse On BARRIERS Point is use
lessly stored In the Custom House
The " l. Besbee and Buena Vista have sailed in ballast
for the Sound.
The Camden t. rapidly dfschargfnG auI will sail the
drst Of the coming week for Port Townsend.
The Amy Turner Is IN the stream nearly loaded aud
will probably sail for New York during the coming week.
The Etrl DalhOusie - AZ the P VI ) ; wharf loading
She viii sail for San Francisco about the 10Th inst.
The AtAlAnta has been chartered by Messrs schsfer &
Co, and viii have quick dispatch to san Francisco
l. The Forest Queen Is at the old Custom House wharf,
IOIding. she will leave for the Coast about the 10th inst
The Morning star - ia the stream aui Preparations are
slowly being made toward getting her in ssI-goins orler
BY June lat
The Lizzie Bell - at the EspIanals.t opposite the Gus
tom House. slowly dischRrgins- She will not leave port
for ten days % come
Passengers by the steamer Iwalani, will now be in
charge Of the urbane Capt Bates. formerly OF the James
Makcs- Capt Cameron succeeds capt Bates ON the Makee-
The Lady Lanpson T. AZ Sauaau street wharf dis
charged she will have quick rrtIru dispatch to the
Coast. sailing thither the latter end % next week
The ia schuausr u At sorru-0us wharf. aud the re-
pairs are nearly completed tagt Joe Spstcer has been
assigned 10 the Command % the vessel aud hopes % leave
for the Coast sugar laden By the end % the month